Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1958 volume:

s i Vw VA V w tSSA, V , v V u-r- � JS N r?l'Cf ' J ' -S } 1 ▼ . 11 li_J «ten wUTt V 7' f ' ,y -J 7 FOREWORD In looking back over our school years, sometimes it is hard to Verne ber everything that happened and all the people we knew. We publish th s book in the hope that it will help you to ifecStrife ind to recall the year 1958 as one of n H Ppi- .V est in your life. CONTENTS 1 Administration IV Organizations II Classes V Features III Sports VI Advertising THE 1958 COUNCIL STAFF NE VERDEL, Editor A MILBURN EMERSON MARGARET BROOKS ANN LEFLER LENE SMITH A VAN DYKE N GARNER RETHA MARONAY DAVID POE RICHARD KNEIBERT ADA NELL HALL SHERRY D®WEESE CLAUDE WHITENER CECIL WHITE MILDRED DILLARD, Sponso I l ) f 1 k i f 1 k 1 1 jLr %_M 1 _s (J 11 J 11 V BILL LANDERS For the past four years it has been Hayti's privilege to have as coach and teacher one whose efforts in coaching have made Hayti High School one of the leaders in football in Southeast Missouri. Besides his capable athletic direction, he has been outstanding as a teacher in other subjects. To show our appreciation, we wish to dedicate this 1958 Council to Mr. Bill Landers. MILDRED DILLARD We all look fprward to the publication of the Council. This year it is especially gratifying because we are making one of our dedica- tions to a teacher without whose help this book would not have been possible. For four years she has served Hayti High in the capacity of Commercial teacher, and her patience and interest have helped to make ours a better school. Therefore we wish to dedicate this 1958 Council to Mrs. Mildred Dillard. The new gymnasium and administration building (top photo), a major im- provement in the Hayti school system, was offici- ally dedicated on January 14, 1958 (center photo). In the first basketball game to be played in the new gym, that night, Hayti de- feated Braggadocio 50 27. In action photo at right Hayti rings in a goal. ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION AND OFFICE RS-Seated: LeRoy Whitener, president; Dr. A. G. Shirey, member; C. M. Bell, Superintendent; R. O. Kneibert, member. Standing: C. W. Reed, III, member; C. B. Huber, member; Ray J. Campbell, secretary; C. A. Vivrett, member; Max Sturm, treasurer. Mrs. SUSIE SIGLER MATHEMATICS - LATIN S mo State College George Peabody College BILLY HARRIS COACH, JUNIOR HIGH Arkansas State College MARVIN PARKER AGRICUL TURE SeMo State College University of Missouri KENNETH KINCHEN SPEECH, HEARING THERAPIST University of Mississippi University of Missouri HENRY WRIGHT MUSIC Semo State College Mrs. MARY GLASSCOCK JUNIOR HIGH Ark. State-Uni. of Arkansas George Peabody College JACK YOUNG SCIENCE Semo State College BRUCE COLE ENGLISH Ark an sas State University of Missouri LAURENCE BAKER HISTORY SeMo State College Mrs. MILDRED DILLARD COMMERCE Semo State College Mrs. LORETTA REID HOME ECONOMICS University of Missouri HERSEY GOODWIN PHYSICAL EDUCATION University of Arkansas JASAMYN S. GARRETT DRAMA, SPEECH Semo State College—Stephens College Peabody College—Norlhwest. U. BILL NANCE COACH, SOCIAL STUDIES University of Arkansas MELVIN MANNING JUNIOR HIGH Arkansas State Memphis State College WILLIAM E. LANDERS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ark on sas State Mrs. JACKIE DEAN SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. SHIRLEY WATTS SCHOOL SECRETARY A SCENE FROM THE CHRISTMAS PLAY ENTIRE CAST-SENIOR PLAY, COME OVER TO OUR HOUSE” ___. .li „7, ... ‘ «.i i Jh j ENTIRE CAST-JUNIOR PLAY, AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS’ 1 - HTi A SCENE FROM AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS” jt m ?' -—.. SENIORS TOMMY FRASER LORETTA McCULLOCH LYNNE VERDEL BILLY EUBANKS HERSEY GOODWIN BILL HARRIS President T reasurer Secretary Vice President Sponsor Sponsor L. C. AVERILL FFA '55, '57 Football 58 Work makes the workman. Work, wait, win. BILLY BARNES Spanish Club 58, Treas. Glee Club � 55, � 56, 57 Mixed Chorus � 55, � 56, 57 a cappella choir � 55, � 56, 57 Class Treasurer 56 Student Council Rep. 56 Council Staff 57 Boy s State Rep. 57 Basketball 58 Thespian � 56, 57, 58 A mind conscious in itself of right. G. W. DEAN FFA � 55, 57 Student Council Rep. 55 Track � 55, ’56, � 57, � 58 Football � 55, ’56, � 57, 58 All Conference 56, 57 All State—Hon. 57 Leading Scorer—Little 6 Conference 58 A sound mind in a sound body.� � IVAN WAYNE DICKERSON Mixed Chorus � 55 Glee Club � 55 ,fAct well your part; there all the honor lies.� EDNA LOU DOWNING Glee Club � 55, ’56, � 57 Mixed Chorus 55, 56, 57 FHA 55, ’56, � 57 Thespian 57, 58 Dance Club � 56, � 57 Pep Club � 55, ’56, ’57 Who knows most, forgives most. RICHARD EMERSON FFA 55 Class See. '56 Thespians 58 Dance Club 57 Success is the reward of merit. BILLY EUBANKS Class Vice-President 58 FFA 55, 56, 57, 5 8 Treasurer 57 Secretary 58 Track 55, 56, 57, 58 Football 56, 57, 58 Basketball 55, 56, 57, 58 Dance Club 57, 58 In ourselves is the triumph or defeat. ’ DARLENE FRANKUM FHA 55, 56, 57, 58 Thespian 56, 57, 58 Pep Club 56, 57 Dance Club 56, 57, 58 Personality is the foun- dation of all success. TOMMY FRASER, Jr. Bellevue Jr. Hi, Memphis Basketball 56, 57, 58 Track 56, 57, 58 Football 56, 57, 58 All Conference—Hon. 57 All Con. 3rd team 58 Class President 58 Student Council Rep. 57 Master at Arms 57 FFA 58 Dance Club 56, 57, 58 Don’t advertise what you can do, do it. ONIS GRISSOM, Jr. FFA ’55, ’56, ’57, ’58 Band ’55, 58 Track '56, 57 Lay down your hammer and boast. ARNOLD HOLT FFA 55, ’56, 57, ’58 He conquers who conquers himself. JACK HOWELL Caruthersville High School ’55, 56, ’57 Glee Club ’58 Mixed Chorus ’58 Track ’58 To make friends, be one. JUDY JENNINGS Spanish Club, ’58, V-Pres. Glee Club ’55 Mixed Chorus ’55 Thespian '58 FHA ’55 Class Treasurer ’55 Council Staff 57 Pep Club '56 Dance Club '56 Valedictorian ’58 An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. « DAVID ALLEN KING Football � 55, 56, 57, � 58 All Conference 57, 58 All State-Hon. � 57, 58 Basketball � 56, ’57, � 58 Track � 56, 57, 58 FFA 55, 56, 57, 58 Sentinel 57 Reporter 58 Boy s State Rep. 57 Thespian 57, 58 President 58 Student Council Rep. 55, 58 Library Staff 55 Class President 55 Dance Club 56, 57 Slow and steady wins the race.� � RICHARD L. KNEIBERT Football � 55, 56, � 57, 58 All Conf., 3rd team 58 FFA � 55, '57, � 58 Reporter 57 Treasurer 58 Band � 55 Council Staff 58 Dance Club 56 It is good to begin well, but better to end well. JERRY LOUIS MACLIN FFA 55, 56, � 57, � 58 Band 55 Dance Club 56, 57 Basketball � 55, '57 Toil conquers all things. � LORETTA JEAN McCULLOCH a capella choir 56, 57 Dyersburg High School 55 Glee Club � 56, � 57, � 58 Mixed Chorus 56, 57, 58 Class Treasurer 58 Pep Club 56, � 57 Dance Club 57 Always lead never follow.� BONNYE MEEK Library Staff '56, � 57, 58 Build for character, not for fame. LINDA MAE MILBURN FHA '55 Thespian '56, '57, '58 Sec.-Tres. '57 Class Secretary '55 Class Treasurer 57 Council Staff '57, '58 Dance Club '56, '57 Pep Club '56 Spanish Club, '58, Sec. Small in stature, but big in heart. ' WILSON DOYLE MORGAN Track '55, 56, '57, '58 FFA '55, 56, 58 Glee Club '58 Mixed Chorus 58 Basketball 56 Ladies . . . Yep! Books . . . Well. CAROLYN NORRID Pep Club '57 FHA '56, '57 Self-Confidence is the keynote to success. MARY ELLEN OVICK Band 55, 56, 57 FHA 55, 56, � 57 Sub-Dist. Pres. 57 Treasurer 57 Thespian 56, 57, 58 Class President 57 Pep Club 57 Dance Club 56, 57 Life is nothing without friendship. GERALDINE OWENS Glee Club 58 Mixed Chorus 58 Thespian 56, 57, 58 FHA 57 Class Vice Pres. 57 Pep Club 56, 57 Dance Club 56, 57 To cultivate kindness is a valuable part of the busi- ness of life. MARTHA JEAN PETERSON Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Thespian 58 FHA 55, 56, 57 Library Staff 55, 56 Pep Club 55, 56, 57 Dance Club 56, 57 A live wire never gets stepped on. DAVID MICHAEL PHILLIPS Basketball 58 Glee Club 55 FFA 55, 56, 57, 58 Sentinel 56 Chaplain 57 Parliamentarian 58 Track 56, 57 Mixed Chorus 55 Thespian 56, 57, 58 Vice-Pres. � 58 Football � 56, 57 Class Vice Pres. 55 Class President 56 Student Council Rep. 55 Band � 56, � 57, 58 Dance Club 56, � 57, 58 President 58 Library Staff � 55 Mingle a little with your wisdom; a little nonsense now and then is pleasant. DAVID EUGENE POE Glee Club 55, 56 Mixed Chorus 55, 56 Thespian 57, 58 Council Staff 57, 58 Dance Club 57, 58 Conduct and courage lead to honor. VIVIAN PULLIAM Somerville High School Deering High School Thespian 58 Council Staff 57 Library Staff 57 Pep Club 57 'We shall be what we make ourselves. JOHN WESLEY SHRADER, III Band 55 FFA 55, 56, 58 Kemper Military School 57, 58 We labor not for time, but for eternity. BETTY SUE SUDDARTH Wardell High School 55, 56 Student Council Rep. 57 Football Queen 58 Dance Club 57 Pep Club 57 Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. GEORGE W. TILLMAN Arbyrd High School FFA � 56, '57, '58 Vice-Pres. '58 Good humor is the health of the soul.' LYNNE VERDEL Salutatorian 58 Sophomore Pilgrimage 56 Class Secretary 57, 58 D. A. R. Rep. '58 Council Staff 57, 58 Editor 58 Dance Club 56 Spanish Club 58, Pres. The higher you rise, the broader the view. CECIL E. WHITE FFA 56 Band 56, 57, 58 Vice Pres. � 58 Track 57, 58 Thespian 58 F ootball ’56 Council Staff 58 John Phillip Sousa Award 57 Ambition has no rest.’ CLAUDE WHITENER Football 55, 56, '57, 58 Track � 56, 57 Band 55. '56, '57, '58 President 58 FFA 55, '56, 57, '58 Vice Pres. '57 President 58 Council Staff 58 Student Council Rep. 57 Basketball � 57, 58 Let the world wag on, I take mine time and mine ease. Not Pictured: MARIE ANDERSON, MARGIE McFADDEN, JAMES RAGAN. JUNIORS SUE LEFLER, Secretary; Mrs. SIGLER, Sponsor; JOHN WRAY, President; THOMAS OSBORNE, Vice President; Mr. YOUNG, Co-Sponsor; ANNA MARGARET BROOKS, Treasurer. SHIRLEY BAILEY Alarmclock Bailey BILLY JACK CRAWFORD Speed-0 BUFORD EUELL Whole lot of shaking going on!’ GEORGE BYERS I’m gonna be a wheel someday JOYCE EMERSON Give me a pig plate! ’ PAT EVELAND That darn shorthand! ANNA M. BROOKS 5 foot 2—eyes of blue BOBBY DODSON 80, 90-boy we’re really going ’ TERRY EVANS ’Mighty Mouse’’ MARY ANN GARNER BENTLEY GEURIAN ADA NELL HALL •Tin not shy!” Coach” YaTl yell!!” W. T. HARRIS JOHN HOWARD Muscles” Smokey Joe LARRY DON HUTCHISON Diamonds are a girls best friend SHERMAN MANLEY Still my girl? RICHARD McLEAN Bulldog JOHN JAMES John James done It! RETHA MARONAY Boney Maronay WAYNE MELTON Little red Jet SUE LEFLER I’se just kiddin! KATHLEEN McANALLY That darn typewriter BARBARA MURRAY Don’t get around much any more. MARTHA NORTHCUTT Love 'em and— Leave 'em SUE ANN NOTGRASS Censored THOMAS OSBORNE What happened to the acid? JOE PATE WILLIAM PATE JACKIE RANDELL Hayti's OK! Hot-Rod Kid! Cat Woman PAT REYNOLDS LARRY SANDERS I got initiated! Let's go hunt Easter eggs, Hamp! SHIRLENE SMITH Little Ruby! JOHNNY THOMAS Nance’s buddy?’ JIMMY VANCE Table muscles’’ ROMONA VAN DYKE O! Cecil!!!’’ FRANCES VIVRETT Move over, Larry—make room for Jack! ’ JOHN WRAY JOE WHITE I have few troubles’ Not Pictured: SHELIA HOLT RICHARD WILBANKS Want’a drag?” GINGER YOUNG I’m a lover!” Hi! How ya’ll doing?” SOPHOMORES RANDY CARLOCK, Vice President; TRENA BLACKWELL, Treasurer; MARY GLASSCOCK, Sponsor; SHERRY DeWEESE, Secretary; DALE McGAHEY, President. Glen Babb James Babcock Row 1—Nellie Bell, Sandra Bell, Robert Bishop, Trena Blackwell. Row 2-Nettie Bradley, Mike Brewer, James Brogdon, Cassandra Carlock. Row 3—Randy Carlock, Wanda Christy, Carolyn Clark, William Creasy. Row 4—Carolyn Cross, Joyce Dejournett, Sherry DeWeese, Lynne Drew. Row 1—Jerry Evans, Margaret Fraser, Patsy Frye, Peggy Gordon. Row 2—Betty Gunn, Larry Hampton, Eileen Hanspire, Adonis Hinchey. Row 3—Barbara James, Nita James, LaVerne Jenkins, Doris Johnson. Row 4—Gaylon Johnson, Jimmy Jones, Alva Kelley, Mickey Maners. Row 1—Dale McGahey, Luana Moore, Barbara Norrid, Bonnie Northcutt. Row 2—Doris Owens, Linda Palmer, Colleen Prater, Larry Proffitt. Row 3—James Pulliam, Jerry Richardson, Sharon Rogers, Henry Russell. Row 4-Gay Sanders, Glenda Shires, Carolyn Smith, Eric Sturm. Row 1—Dotty Sullivan, Gloris Tanner, Jerry Taylor, Eddie Tillman. Row 2—Eddie H. Tillman, Kenneth Todd, Orville Tull, Gene Turner. Row 3 Buddy Vance, Rulaf VanDeWaal, Pat Vivrett, Marcella Whaley. Row 4—Joyce White, Rayburn Whitener, Tommy Wilkerson, Beverly Williams. (Not Pictured) Harold McLemore, Douglas Ruff. FRESHMEN f 4 ELLIS MARIE WEBB, Secretary; THOMAS MILLIGAN, President; DUANE HALEY, Vice Pres- ident; MARGARET LLOYD, Treasurer; MELVIN MANNING, Sponsor. Helen Alexander, Carole Baker, Emma Jean Baker, Reta Baker. Row 1—George Beatty, Judy Bell, Vernon Bingle, Ronnie Birmingham. Row 2-Rosemary Brown, Bill Bryant, Danny Burns, Wayne Callahan. Row 3—Judy Craig, Rita Crawford, Vernon Cross, Michael Curtis. Row 4—Kenneth Dean, Larry Dickey, Jerry Downing, Peggy Drewry. Row 1—Juanita Eveland, Tommy Fitzgerald, Sandra Gill, James Gunnells. Row 2—Gary Gurley, Duane Haley, Linda Hall, Jerry Hargrove. Row 3—David Howard, Ann Huber, John Hunt, Paulette Jenkins. Row 4—George Lefler, Margaret Lloyd, Dickie Martin, Ronnie McAnally. Row 1—Thomas Milligan, LaVerne Minyard, Dorothy Morgan, Elvetris Morrison. Row 2-Thomas Oldham, Edward Pike, Robert Plunk, Edward Pullam. Row 3—Naomi Pulliam, David Rice, Jo Ann Richardson, Lawrence Russell. Row 4—James Russom, Wanda Sanders, Carl Shelby, Jerry Sherwood. Row 1—Carolyn Stokes, Mary Sue Sullivan, Gwendolyn Taylor, Carolyn Thomas. Row 2—Latricia Thomas, Diane Thompson, Jerry Todd, Ronnie Trowbridge. Row 3—Lee Roy Walker, Ellis Marie Webb, Carolyn White, Judy White. Row 4—Shirley Womble, Judith Wooldridge, Charlotte Wray, Joyce Young. (Not Pictured) Joe Middleton, Harold Rainey, Shirley Wilkerson. BATON TWIRLERS AND MAJORETTE jss Ada Nell Hall, Sandra Gill, Cassandra Carlock, Frances Vivrett, Joyce Emerson EIGHTH GRADE Row 1—Bill Nance, Sponsor; Mike Gunn, Jerry Viyrett, Sue Ann Klinkhardt, Anna Lee Stidham, Ruth Whitaker, Barbara Sargent, Rita Dickerson, Darrell Evett. Row 2—Ralph Peterson, Danny Curtis, Janie Smith, Virginia Hall, Judy Burns, Charlotte Dejournett, Brenda James, Jerry James, Robin Cole, Donald Loyd. Row 3—Angelo Mouhalis, Rodney Crawford, Eugene Blage, Sherry Gill, Tommy Atwell, Diane Haley, Larry Hartsell, Robert White, Mike Kelley, Maurice Camp. Row 4—Mary Lou Stokes, Lois Hurley, Emma Kilburn, Wanda Estes, Marilyn Chism, Joyce Cain, Billy Howren, Richard Jones, Chester Vaughn, Walter Walker. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1—Bill Nance, Sponsor; Luther Tull, Bennie Harper, Jackie Council, Betty Fraser, Nancy Kirby, Kay Morgan, Mary Callahan, Mary Lou Southern. Row 2—Donald Cross, Dorothy Bass, Suzanne Tillman, Lucretia Shirey, Betty Jo Douglas, Charlotte Hinchey, Janie Whitfield, Freda Smotherman, Judy Reynolds. Row 3—Ronald Barnes, Gary Smith, Bonnie McLemore, Carolyn Ogden, Bonnie Gordon, Carol Hanspire, Verna Frye, Sandra Ledbetter, Mary Lou Shelly. Row 4—Ernest Ragan, Charles Vaughn, John Ferguson, Charles Moeckel, Larry Dodson, Charles Pate, Morris Waller, Arvil Skinner. SEVENTH GRADE Row 1—Melvin Manning, Sponsor; Bobby Owens, Larry Trowbridge, Freddie Plunk, Doris Clark, Karen Jennings, Valerie Thornton, Brenda Biddle, Betty Manning, Margaret Vaughn, Renna Smith, Ray McLemore, Edward R. Emerson. Row 2—Jerry Leslie, Larry McLemore, Wayne Owens, Freddie Grimes, Sherry Blackwell, Floydette Clark, Sandra Dodson, Margie Jean Powers, Evelyn James, Ann Clifton, Paula Gurley, Ted Eveland, Clifford Craig. Row 3—Wanda Frye, Shirley Terrett, Ina Sue Boone, Charlotte Helms, Rose Lee Bell, Ronnie Mansker, Jerry McFadden, Jimmy Sparks, Ronnie Thomas, Billy Ragan, Gene Geurian. SEVENTH GRADE Row 1-Bill Harris, Sponsor; Reginald D. Schenimann, Tommy Drew, Danny Ruff, Gary Dalton, James E. Adkisson, Jack James, Jerry Merrell, Guy John Garrett, Billy A. Shirey, Floyd M. Mathis. Row 2—Donald Bishop, Elsie Bingle, Christina Martin, Dottie Smith, Linda Letner, Glenda Miller, Arlene Todd, Ann Keirsey, Kay Wilbanks, Marilyn Cain, Margaret Anderson, Betty White. Row 3—Charles Tillman, Gayla Maners, Jackie Sue Hughes, Ida Bell Harris, Nellie Beatty, Janet Thomas, Douglas Evett, Kenny Melton. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Front Row, Left to Right-Mrs. Elsie Rogers 3rd; Mrs. Flora Brewer, 5th; Mrs. Johnnie Law- rence, 4th; Mrs. Nelle Shipton, 6th; Mrs. Lillian McGahey, 5th; Mrs. Marie Lloyd, 3rd; Mrs. Bobby Sue Lawson, 2nd; Miss Nell Long, 2nd. Back Row, Left to Right-Mr. Floyd Mathis, Elementary Supervisor; Mrs. Allene Cobble, 4th; Mrs. Myrtle Chism, 6th; Mrs. Vernice Brooks, 1st; Mrs. Lois Shrader, 5th; Miss Erma Pickens, 1st; Mrs. Martha Baker, 2nd; Mrs. Allie Mae Green, 1st; Mrs. Alta Moeckel, music; Miss Dixie Scott, 3rd; Mr. Dalton Rogers, Principal North Elementary. ' THE MARCHING BAND IN THE HAYTI CHRISTMAS PARADE AT THE 1958 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM « . . 6-kvfa u’ FOOTBALL Row 1—Bentley Geurian, Dick Kneibert, L. C. Averill, David King, Orville Tull, David Rice, John Wray, Robert Bishop. Row 2—Coach Bill Landers, Larry Sanders, Rayburn Whitener, John Howard, G. W. Dean, Tommy Fraser, Sherman Manley, Claude Whitener, Larry Hutchison, Ass’t. Coach Nance, Morris Waller, Manager. Row 3—Wayne Melton, Larry Hampton, Randy Carlock, Jimmy Vance, Gaylon Johnson, Lddie Howard Tillman, George Eddie Tillman, James Brogdon, Buddy Vance, Bill Eubanks. September 13 - September 27 - October 4 - October 11 October 23 - November 1 - November 8 - November 21 . November 28 - THE SEASON’S RECORD Hayti 27 C’ville 13 Hayti 40 E. Prairie 0 Hayti 27 Piggott 0 Hayti 14 Chaffee 14 Hayti 12 Malden 6 Hayti 21 Corning 0 Hayti 13 Dexter 6 Hayti 0 Kennett 7 Hayti 6 P’ville 10 Tabulation: Won 6, Lost 2, Tied 1 G. W. DEAN G. W. Dean won the Little Six Conference trophy for being the highest scoring back in the Con- ference. He has been awarded a football scholarship with the 'Ole Miss Rebels. G. W. made All Conference two years straight- 1956 and 1957. He has made a fine reputation for himself as a football player and young man. G. W. has been a good leader on the football field for the past two years. DAVID KING David King was one of the best linemen in this section. David was aggressive and a very intelli- gent football player. He has been a good leader on the football field for the past two years. He was. selected for All Conference for the past two years-1956 and 1957. David has been awarded a football scholarship at the University of Missouri. WON 6, LOST 2, TIED 1 The 1957 football squad was one of the few Hayti football teams (in the past) to defeat Caruthersville. Their season's accomplishment is reflected in their low lost record. At left: David King, left tackle. Second row: Tom Fraser, right halfback; Claude Whitener, left guard; John Wray, center, and John Howard, quarterback; Larry Sanders, halfback. Third row: Larry Hamp- ton, left end; Sherman Manley, right guard; L. C. Averill, guard; Wayne Melton, right end. Bottom row: G. W. Dean, left halfback; Richard Kneibert, right tackle; Larry Hutchison, fullback; Rayburn Whitener, fullback. BASKETBALL “A” TEAM Row 1—Billy Barnes, William Pate, Johnny Thomas, Tommy Fraser, John Howard, Kenneth Melton, Manager. Row 2—Coach Hersey Goodwin, Billy Eubanks, Wayne Melton, David King, Jimmy Vance, Jack Fitzgerald, Thomas Osborne. THE SEASON’S RECORD Tabulation: c 0 E Lost 7 December 10 - Hayti 33 December 13 - Hayti 39 December 17 - Hayti 61 December 19 - Hayti 44 J anuary 3 - Hayti 58 January 10 • Hayti 46 January 14 Hayti 50 J anuary 17 Hayti 59 J anuary 21- Hayti 64 J anuary 24 Hayti 39 J anuary 28 Hayti 46 February 4 Hayti 82 February 7 Hayti 42 February 18 Hayti 57 1st Portageville Invitational Tournament Kennett 42 Deering 61 Wardell 86 C’ville 42 Holland 32 Bragg City 54 Braggadocio 27 Cooter 47 Wardell 72 Ross 41 Steele 41 Braggadocio 39 C’ville 40 P’ville 77 3rd Regional Tournament BASKETBALL “B” TEAM Row 1—Buddy Vance, William Pate, Johnny Thomas, David Rice, Ronnie Birmingham, John Pullam, Thomas Milligan, William Creasy. Row 2—James Brogdon, Duane Haley, Jerry Evans, Mickey Maners, Jimmy Vance, Thomas Osborne, Tom Fitzgerald, Coach Harris. THE SEASON'S RECORD December 10 Hayti 28 Kennett 27 December 13 Hayti 34 Deering 36 December 17 Hayti 28 Wardell 43 December 19 Hayti 29 C’ville 34 January 3 Hayti 30 Holland 25 January 10 Hayti 31 Bragg City 41 January 17 Hayti 42 Cooter 39 January 21 Hayti 25 Wardell 42 January 24 Hayti 43 Ross 37 January 28 Hayti 32 Steele 61 February 4 Hayti 47 Braggadocio 41 F ebruary 7 Hayti 32 C’ville 27 F ebruary 18 Hayti 42 P’ville 43 Tabulation: Won 6, Lost 7 TRACK TEAM Row 1—Coach Nance, Richard McLean, Mickey Maners, George Eddie Tillman, Eddie Howard Tillman, Jerry Richardson, G. W. Dean, David King, Larry Don Hutchison, Coach Landers. Row 2—Eric Sturm, Robert Bishop, David Rice, James Brogdon, Rayburn Whitener, Tommy Fraser, Larry Sanders, Larry Hampton, Kenneth Dean, Buddy Vance. Row 3—Mike Brewer, Dale McGahey, Bobby Dodson, George Byers, Jimmy Vance, Jerry Hargrove, Duane Haley, Richard Wilbanks, John Howard. Row 4-Jack Howell, Orville Tull, John Wray, Doyle Morgan, Bentley Geurian, Randy Carlock, Cecil White. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1—Mary Lou Shelley, Virginia Lee Hall, Gayla Maners, Sherry Blackwell, Judy Bell, Joyce Young. Row 2-Tommy Fitzgerald, Jerry Hargrove, Thomas Milligan, Duane Haley, Arvil Skinner. Row 3—Coach Landers, David Rice, Mike Kelley, Benny Harper, George Lefler, John Pullam, Mike Gunn, Morris Waller. CHEER LEADERS Ezelle Fraser, Bonnie Jo Northcutt, Ada Nell Hall, Cassandra Carlock BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS CLAUDE WHITENER LYNNE VERDEL Varsity Queen ANNA MARGARET BROOKS Varsity Attendants JOYCE EMERSON SANDRA GILL Football Queen BETTY SUDDARTH Football Attendants DARLENE FRANKUM CASSANDRA CARLOCK EZELLE FRASER SANDRA GILL LYNNE VERDEL HONOR STUDENT D. A. R. REPRESENTATIVE BOY’S STATE REPRESENTATIVES THOMAS OSBORNE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1—John James, Eddie H. Tillman, Joe Pate, Terry Evans, Jerry Richardson, David King, Reporter; Mike Phillips, Parliamentarian; Arnold Holt, Dick Kneibert, Treasurer; George Tillman, Vice President; Jerry Maclin, John Wray, Sentinel; Gaylon Johnson. Row 2—Billy Eubnks, Secretary; Wayne Melton, Larry Hampton, Larry Sanders, John Howard, Doyle Morgan, Rulaf VanDeWaal, James Babcock, Glen Babb, William Creasy, Wayne Callahan, Jerry Evans, Tommy Wilkerson. Row 3—Marvin Parker, Sponsor; Eddie G. Tillman, Chaplain; Billy Crawford, Mickey Maners, Dale McGahey, Eric Sturm, Claude Whitener, President; Onis Grissom, James Pulliam, Kenneth Todd, Orville Tull, Wesley Shrader. Row 4—Larry Proffitt, Jerry Taylor, Thomas Milligan, Ronnie Trowbridge, Vernon Cross, Jerry Hargrove, Kenneth Dean, Duane Haley, Jerry Sherwood, Danny Burns, Vernon Bingle, Larry Dickey, David Howard, Jerry Todd, James Russom. Row 5—Tommy Fraser, David Rice, Jerry Downing, Ronnie McAnally, George Beatty, Dicky Martin, Lee Roy Walker. The Future Farmers of America, or FFA’' as it is commonly known, is the national organ- ization of boys studying Vocational Agriculture in high school. Purposes of the organization include leadership and character development, cooperation, service, improved agriculture, citizenship and patriotism. The Hayti Chapter Future Farmers of America was organized in September, 1946. Major activities include operation of a small farm with the Chapter-owned tractor and equipment, annual parent-son banquet and participation in agricultural fairs and contests. In the 1958 spring contests, the meat team composed of George Eddie Tillman, Eddie Ho- ward Tillman and Rayburn Whitener woo first in the district and group three in the state con- test. Claude Whitener received a State Farmer Award and Jerry Maclin received an FFA Foun- dation first place award in Farm Mechanics. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1—Carolyn Clark, Trena Blackwell, Linda Palmer, Historian; Lynn Drew, Vice President; Ezelle Fraser, Parliamentarian; Martha Sue Northcutt, President; Frances Vivrctt, Reporter; Sandra Bell, Secretary; Ginger Young, Treasurer; Pat Vivrett, Gay Sanders. Row 2—Loretta Reid, Advisor; Carolyn Stokes, Beverly Williams, Rosemary Brown, Dorothy Sullivan, Sandra Gill, Joyce Young, Naomi Pulliam, Ada Nell Hall, Shirlene Smith, Luana Moore, Carolyn Cross, Glenda Shires. Row 3—Dorthy Morgan, Colleen Prater, LaVerne Minyard, Barbara Norrid, Betty Gunn, Lorene Morrison. Row' 4—Ellis Marie Webb, Judy Bell, Ann Huber, Wanda Sanders, Juanita Eveland, Rita Craw- ford, Charlotte Wray, Gwendolyn Taylor, Diane Thompson, Shirley Ann Bailey. Row 5—Margaret Lloyd, Carolyn White, Doris Owens, Mary Sullivan, Shelia Holt, Bonnie Jo Northcutt, Judy Wooldridge. The over-all goal of the Future Homemakers of America is to help girls improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. Activities throughout the year, beginning with the annual trip to the Mid-South Fair and concluding with the installation ceremony for new officers, work toward the accomplishment of the eight purposes of the organization. Out- standing events on the calendar were the Halloween ’’trick or treat” for clothes and toys to be distributed to needy families at Christmastime, the ’’Silver Bells” Christmas party, the Home Ec-Ag Exchange Classes, the annual ”St. Pat’s” Dance and the ”Ma-Pa-Sister-Brother” Ban- quet during F. H. A. Week. Paulette Jenkins and Diane Thompson attended the State Convention in Jefferson City along with Shirlene Smith, who was selected to sing in the All-State Chorus. For the first time the chapter is naming the ’’Outstanding F. H. A. Girl of the Year.” San- dra Bell, chapter secretary, was selected to receive this award. LIBRARY STAFF Left to Right—Patsy Fry, Retha Maronay, Colleen Prater, Glenda Shires, Vivian Pulliam. SPANISH CLUB Left to Right—Linda Milburn, Secretary; Lynne Verdel, President; Judy Jennings, Vice Pres- ident; Billy Barnes, Treasurer. THESPIAN CLUB Row 1—Shirlene Smith, Shirley Ann Bailey, Ginger Young, Joyce Emerson. Row 2—Judy Jennings, Martha Sue Northcutt, Jasamyn Garrett, Sponsor; Bonnie Northcutt, Pat Vivrett, Martha Peterson, Mary Ellen Ovick, Vivian Pulliam, Edna Lou Downing, David Allen King, President; Anna Margaret Brooks, Secretary-Treasurer; Billy Barnes, Cecil White, Ada Nell Hall, David Poe, Ezelle Fraser, John Howard, Sue Ann Lefler. Row 3—Geraldine Owens, Historian; Mike Phillips, Vice President. Work in Speech and Dramatics give your child self-confidence, poise, and better self- expression. The performance is not so important as the experiences gained from it. Membership in Troop 1373. the National Thespian Honor Society, is available through a point system to any student who shows a desire and willingness to work in Dramatic activities. This year the troop was honored by the National Society through publication in the National Magazine of articles concerning our work. These were in the February and March issues. The troop entered a float in the Community Christmas Parade and placed second. The Hayti one-act play placed first at the District Meet at Cape Girardeau and received a Superior rating at the State Dramatic Meet at Missouri University. Troop 1373 is very proud of the new stage and improved facilities. In appreciation the troop placed three plants in the entrance hall of the new gym. COUNCIL STAFF Row 1—Linda Milburn, Joyce Emerson, Anna Margaret Brooks, Lynne Verdel, Editor; Sue Ann Lefler, Shirlene Smith. Row 2—Ramona Van Dyke, Mary Ann Garner, Retha Maronay, David Poe, Richard Kneibert, Ada Nell Hall, Sherry DeWeese, Claude Whitener, Cecil White, Mildred Dillard, Spon- sor. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL Row 1—Cassandra Carlock, Secretary; John Wray, Vice President; John Howard, President; Ezelle Fraser, Reporter; Anna Margaret Brooks, Treasurer; George Eddie Tillman, Master at Arms. Row 2“Mr. Laurence Baker, Sponsor; Lynn Drew, David King, George W. Dean, Martha Sue Northcutt, Rayburn Whitener, Johnny Thomas, Judy Bell, Judy Wooldridge. The Chief Purposes of a Student Council Are: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. To give training in democratic procedures. To promote unity in school endeavors. To provide orientation for new students. To achieve student-faculty co-operation. To aid in community improvement. .1 - s -? SCIENCE CLUB Row 1—George Eddie Tillman, President; Harold McLemore, Vice President; Michael Brewer, Secretary-Treasurer; Anna Margaret Brooks, Librarian. Row 2—Mr. Jack Young, Sponsor; John Wray, Thomas Osborne, Buford Euell. The Science Club was organized this year. This Club is an educational organization for students who are interested in science. Members are encouraged to select individual and group projects and to submit oral and written reports on their projects to the Club. In gen- eral, the basic aims of the Club are to increase the member’s scientific knowledge and to perfect his skills in science. BAND Row 1—Onis Grissom, Eric Sturm, Danny Ruff, William Pate, Ronnie Birmingham. Row 2—Gary Dalton, Mike Mathis, Kay Wilbanks, Jack James, Christina Martin, Sue Klink- hardt, Beverly Williams, Tommy Fitzgerald, Ed Pike. Row 3—Donald Bishop, Guy John Garrett, Reggie Schenimann, Mike Curtis, Angelo Mouhalis, Maurice Camp, Robin Cole, Billy Shirey, Carol Baker, Jerry Vivrett. Row 4—David Rice, Dale McGahey, Judy Craig, Robert Bishop, Jerry Taylor, John Pullam, Thomas Milligan, Rayburn Whitener, Business Manager; Robert Plunk, Robert White, James Brogdon, Cecil White, Vice President. Row 5—Joyce Emerson, Frances Vivrett, Secretary; Cassandra Carlock, Henry Wrighc, Director; Billy Bryant, George Lefler, Tommy Wilkerson, Sandra Gill, Ada Nell Hall. Not Pictured—Claude Whitener, President; Gary Gurley, Sherry DeWeese, Treasurer; Randy Carlock, Sue Ann Lefler, Anna Margaret Brooks. Since its organization in 1948, the Hayti High School Band, under the direction of Henry Wright from 1948 to 1953 and back again this year, has centered its attention on three important activities of the High School—Athletics, Parades, and Concerts. During the academic year 1937-58, the athletic activities consisted of playing at mass meetings, football games, and basketball games. Trips were made this year to Southeast Missouri High School Band Association Marching Festival at Jackson, Mo., National Cotton Picking Contest parade at Blytheville, Ark., and the Cotton Carnival, Memphis, Tennessee. The band was host to the Southeast Mo. High School Band Association Spring Festival and the annual Hayti Christmas Parade. During the half time ceremonies at the football games, many twirling routines were given including the use of fire batons by Cassandra Carlock and Ada Nell Hall. In the District Contest at Southeast Missouri State College, Cassandra Carlock, Ada Nell Hall, and Joyce Emerson received Superior ratings. Frances Vivrett and Sandra Gill received Excellent ratings. In the State Contest at University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo., Frances Vivrett and Sandra Gill received Superior ratings. The annual Spring Concert and Commencement exercises close a very successful year. MIXED CHORUS Row 1—Henry Wright, Director; Doris Owens, Ezelle Fraser, Shirlene Smith, Judy Craig, Larry Proffitt, Sherman Manley, Wanda Sanders, Juanita Eveland, Carol Baker, Sue Lefler, Accompanist. Row 2—Loretta McCulloch, Kathleen McAnally, Naomi Pulliam, Annette Freeman, Doyle Morgan, John Howard, Wayne Melton, Shirley Bailey, Ginger Young. Row 3—Geraldine Owens, Rita Crawford, Charlotte Wray, Jackie Fitzgerald, Jack Howell, Michael Brewer, Peggy Drewry, Linda Hall. PEP CLUB Row 1—Cheerleaders: Ezelle Fraser, Treasurer; Bonnie Jo Northcutt, Secretary; Ada Nell Hall, President; Cassandra Carlock. Row 2—Sandra Bell, Glenda Shires, Gay Sanders, Luana Moore, Anna Margaret Brooks, Martha Northcutt, Shirlene Smith, Sue Ann Lefler, Vice President; Alva Lynn Kelley. Row 3—Mary Lou Shelly, Virginia Lee Hall, Margaret Lloyd, Joyce Young, Sandra Gill, Judy Bell, Ellis Marie Webb, Judy Wooldridge. Row 4—Lynne Drew, Dorothy Sullivan, Beverly Williams, Linda Palmer, Charlotte Wray, Rita Crawford, Diane Thompson, Rosemary Brown, Ann Huber. Row 5—Sherry DeWeese, Barbara Norrid, Judy Craig, Carolyn White, Wanda Sanders, Juanita Eveland, Gwendolyn Taylor, Peggy Drewry. Row 6—Henry Wright, Sponsor; Trena Blackwell, Carolyn Clark, LaVeme Minyard, Jo Ann Richardson, Paulette Jenkins. e YEA, TEAM! CENTER YOUTH NEW STUDENTS ENJOYING ON A SUNNY DAY 4 YOU DEVIL VW ' WEDDING BELLS TO OUR ADVERTISERS The COUNCIL Staff and students of Hayti High School wish to express our appreciation for your cooperation and interest as evidenced by your ads in our yearbook and your participation in all that we do. FOR COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE THAT'S “Out Of This World” LIVE ELECTRICALLY and ENJOY THE DIFFERENCE! Electrical living means Better Living. Decide now to live better . . . Electrically. Have more leisure hours for a brighter future. Reddy Kilowatt, Your Electric Servant, is Reddy to serve you day and night to do your homework and furnish light, comfort, and entertainment. FOR A BETTER TOMORROW . . . GET “REDDY” TODAY! Ark-Mo Power Co. COMPLIMENTS OF STORE PHONE 5 . . . . HAYTI, MISSOURI Best Wishes To You SENIORS Of The DELTA GIN CO. (INCORPORATED.) A MODERN GIN AND BEAN ELEVATOR Your Business Appreciated LOCATED HIGHWAY 84 EAST Phone 48_________________Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF . . . BANK OF HAYTI HOW BIG SHOULD A BANK BE? Large enough to provide you with all the banking services you expect . . . Small enough to know you by name and extend the friendliness we feel is a part of every banking trans- action . . . HAYTI, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF - DAWSON OIL COMPANY INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS HAYTI - - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF . . SHIREY’S DRUG STORE Babe Wilbanks, Prop. PHONE HAYTI 38 MO. Compliments of — Compliments of - Compliments of — Lamar Thompson Cotton DALTON OIL CO. 130 - Phones - 184 HAYTI MISSOURI CARUTHERSVILLE Hayti M issouri COMPLIMENTS OF- DAIRY SERF TASTE RITE Famous for Super Thick Malts and Shakes Cones Banana Splits Dip Cones Pints Sundies Quarts Drinks Sandwiches ALL WEATHER SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Max Gaulding, Owners EAST HI-WAY 84 HAYTI, MO. Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF C. A. VIVRETT Furniture Store PHONES 412-339 --HAYTI—MISSOURI — Peoples DRUG Store Boy with best flat-top......Dick Kneibert Best all round boy ........ Tommy Fraser Best all round girl........Martha Peterson Best boy dancer.............Tommy Fraser Most studious girl..........Judy Jennings Most studious boy.............Billy Barnes Boy with cutest smile .... Wayne Dickerson Girl with cutest smile......Vivian Pulliam Largest boy.....................David King Phone 95 HAYTI “CUSTOM BUILT Compliments of Truck and Trailer Bodies Welding and Blacksmith Work Black and Galvanized Pipe Pipe Threading - Bolts and Steel Supplies Electric — Farm Trailers Trailer Hoist for Farm Trailer DODSON'S BODY WORKS TEL. 467 TEL. 467 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF- LEON CHISM PLUMBING Frances and Leon Chism PHONE 296 HAYTI HERFF-JONES COMPANY CLASS RINGS NAME CARDS INVITATIONS MEDALS and TROPHIES SCHOOL ANNUALS D. W. Blakeney DEXTER MISSOURI RHODES Lumber Company PHONES 358-437 HAYTI MISSOURI JJere’s to good times and good friends COMPLIMENTS OF . . . Nethery Builders Supply 17-Phones-370________________________Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF Skeeter Kell SPORTING GOODS COMPANY ON THE SQUARE Phone: 8-3618 Kennett, Mo. We show our appreciation of orders by sending you what you want when you need it.” COMPLIMENTS OF Curtis “SELF SERVICE GROCERY MARKET Liquors, Beer Wine Gas-Oil Phone 9615 Highway 84 West HAYTI COMPLIMENTS 0F- E. F. Verdel and Company Phones 44 and 1 HAYTI Boy with largest appetite David King Muscle bound Onis Grissom Best artist Wesley Shrader COMPLIMENTS OF WANDAS Beauty Salon COMPLIMENTS OF - ANGELO’S Pig Stand Lucille Smith Owner and Operator PHONE 118 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF GARDNERS GROCERY GROCERIES-MEATS Highway 84 West PHONE 380 HAYTI Compliments of — TRAINOR’S REXALL LUNCHEONETTE PHONE 46 HAYTI MO. COMPLIMENTS OF KH0URIES’ The Leader Store Ready to Wear SHOES-DRY GOODS HAYTI, MISSOURI BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 Hayti (smmmrd) STATION V. R. Kelley, Jr., Owner 305 East Washington HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF GWIN'S CAFE Highways 61-84 I Phone 15 HAYTI. MISSOURI Boy with loudest voice Arnold Holt Boy with fastest feet James Ragan Shorthand whiz Bonnye Meek Compliments of — . G. A. Super Market COBB McADAMS, Prop. PHONE 63 Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend COMPLIMENTS OF CALDWELL VENDING COMPANY 904 Wayne Street Compliments of CURTISS CAFE AIR CONDITIONED Open 24 Hrs KENNETT, MO. Hway 61 Just North of Stop Light X h PEMISCOT COUNTY VETERINARY HOSPITAL DR. J. V. MOORE, Prop. PHONE 125 HAYTI, MISSOURI M DORRIS MOTOR m3 1 COMPANY Hayti BONNEVILLE SPORT COUPE PHONE 115 PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK SALES-SERVICE Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF- PEMISCOT LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Incorporated Pittsburg Paint Products •'Smooth as Glass” Johns-Mansville Roofing- Asbestos Siding—Insulation P.O.Box 879 211—Phones—1180 HIGHWAY 84, WEST CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. Congratulations-SENIORS! STANFIELD JEWELRY STORE 322 Word Ave. Caruthersville, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF PULLAM GROCERY GROCERIES MEATS Phone 9617 Hi-Way 84 West HAYTI, MISSOURI METZER’S 0. K. RUBBER WELDERS and CONOCO PRODUCTS PHONE 508 West of junction 61 on Highway 84 Hayti, Missouri Shyest girl Edna Lou Downing Shyest boy Cecil White Boy with best manners Jerry Maclin COMPLIMENTS OF KELLEY ELECTRIC CO. CONTRACTORS Commercial and Industrial Wiring MOTORS and CONTROLS Day Phone 234 Night Phone 333 321 SOUTH THIRD STREET HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of — J. W. LENTZ AUDITS Systems Installed Financial Statements Made and Analyzed Income Tax Service Bookkeeping Service HAYTI - - MISSOURI Compliments of- HARDEN'S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF Ray Furniture Store Hayti, M issouri COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST STATE BANK °f Caruthersville Let us serve your Banking Needs Deposits Guaranteed up to (10,000.00 F. D. I. C. Compliments of BOTTLED GAS ICE QUALITY COAL PHONE 67 HAYTI, MO. Compliments of Pemiscot Hardware Co. FRED GLASSCOCK, Owner Gifts for Sporting Every Occasion Goods General Line Hardware Phone 72 HAYTI, MISSOURI MACK’S BUFFET PHONE 161 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF £ £ GROCERIES - MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE 83 HAYTI, MISSOURI Boy with prettiest eyes .... George Tillman Girl with prettiest eyes.................Linda Milburn Boy with best build.................G. W. Dean Girl with best figure....................Betty Suddarth Girl with best personality . . Darlene Frankum Boy with best personality . . . . L. C. Averill Girl with prettiest hair.........Lynne Verdel Boy most likely to succeed........David Poe Girl most likely to succeed . Geraldine Owens Most popular girl................Lynne Verdel Most popular boy................Billy Eubanks Shortest boy.....................L. C. Averill Tallest boy.......................David King Shortest girl-...................Linda Milburn Tallest girl......................Mary Ovick Best dressed boy........................Claude Whitener Best dressed girl........................Betty Suddarth MR. FARMER COMPLIMENTS OF When you buy a tractor in 1958, be sure it has . . . Automatic traction booster system, snap-coupler (quickest) hitch, power shift rear wheels, two-clutch control live power take-off, and 4-plow power. Add them all up and you get . . . Allis Chalmers YOUNG IMPLEMENT (0. Your ALLISCHALMERS Deo Ur Phones: Business 290-Home 428 HAYTI : : : : MISSOURI Moore s Store PHONE 202 HIGHWAY 84 WEST HAYTI MISSOURI Congratulations 1958 SENIOR CLASS Kohn's HAYTI, MISSOURI QUALITY and VALUE SINCE 1900 EVERYTHING TO WEAR COMPLIMENTS OF . . . RARKOVITZS For Your Clothing Needs AND BARKOVITZ’S VARIETY STORE For Your Variety Needs COMPLIMENTS OF The Ward Studio 510 Ward Avenue Caruthersvilie, Mo. $ hone 276 for Appointment — Compliments of — COLEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY THOMPSON BUILDING Phone 270 Hayti, Mo. Compliments of — DAVIS CLEANERS “Service with a Smile’ HATS BLOCKED ALTERATIONS- DYING HAYTI Phone 198 Compliments of — COMPLIMENTS OF STEWART FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 16 Hayti, Missouri Girl with best manners Carolyn Norrid Boy with prettiest red shirt Mike Phillips Girl with loudest voice Lorretta McCulloch COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF- Northcutt's Texaco SERVICE STATION PHONE 128 Highway 61 North Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF EL RANCHO HOTEL DINING ROOM fn PHONE 238 III Highway 61 South _LLL HAYTI Compliments of - GLOBE Shoe Shop SHOE REPAIRING SHOE SAMPLES SAVE UP TO 50% I I PHONE HAYTI, 276 MO. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phones 57 and 103 HAYTI, MO. The OCCASION SHOP GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION 109 E. Third Street CARUTHERSVILLE 0. ' ai West on Highway 84 IMI PHONE 9636 1111 :£____ :OM i.lMENTS OF BAXTER’S GROCERIES SERVICE STATION HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF - RITZ CLEANERS ALTERATIONS and ONE-DAY SERVICE — PHONE 55- HAYTI - - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Wonder Bread Hostess Cakes r r - 'I SV COMPLIMENTS OF RONNIE F. Greenwell Gin We make your GOOD COTTON BETTER! -H' 3 1 Missouri and Illinois Exclusive Distributor of Deltapine Registered cottonseed. Most gone boy Doyle Morgan Girl easiest to get along with Marie Anderson COMPLIMENTS OF BAIN MOTOR Co. ‘TO FORD IN ‘58” Boy that can hold most (water) G. W. Dean Phone 43 Hayti PHONE 32 Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF 508 WARD III PHONE 744 HAYTI FLOWER GIFT SHOP CARUTHERSVILLE 209 East Main PHONE 597 Hayti, Missouri ■ Jr?—vy '‘ivcp HAYTI, MISSOURI Ibywt'ixvfn V v f ; V-t3V,Tw . r'!!%V' '•' ' 1 . . f .•• v Wv‘ w ' •