Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1959 volume:

FOREWORD Looking back over our high school years, we are sure you will feel as we do when we say that, in the future, these will be the most memorable years of our lives. We publish this 1959 COUNCIL with the hope that you will e able to.ipok upon this book with the thought of all the good times you'have enjoyed during high school. v v Editor tfk LlfilfALL J YtE EMERSON, ANNA MARGARET BROOKS Shirlene SMITH FRANCES VIVRETT THE 1959 COUNCIL STAFF RAMONA VAN DYKE MARY ANN GARNER RETHA MARONAY GLENDA SHIRES CAROLYN CROSS SHARON ROGERS MILDRED DILLARD. Sponsor LINDA PATRICIA VIVRETT EDDIE H. TILLMAN EDDIE G. TILLMAN SHERRY D WEESE DOROTHY SULLIVAN CONTENTS 1 Administration IV Organizations II Classes V Features III Sports VI Advertising Hayti High School HAYTI, MISSOURI ALMA MATER Hayti High, Our Alma Mater Guide us by thy perfect light; In the way that we must travel Help us choose from wrong the right. We your loyal sons and daughters, Of dear Hayti High we sing; And the echos of our singing Have and will forever ring. 1 l ) 7 ¥ k f f 1 1 11 XX t CX is is X XC'CtmX ------------------------- MELVIN MANNING ----------------- In 1955. Hayti High School acquired a teacher who has become one of the most respected members of its faculty. Because of his varied interests, he is a very busy person; but he has rendered many invaluable services to both Hayti High School and the community at large during the period of time that he has been a member of the faculty. Therefore, we proudly dedicate this 1959 COUNCIL to mathe- matics and physics teacher, Mr. Melvin Manning. ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION AND OFFICERS-Seated: Ray J. Campbell, secretary; C. B. Huber, member; LeRoy Whitener, president; C. M. Bell, Superintendent; Dr. A. G. Shirey, mem ber. Standing: C. A. Vivrett, member; C. W. Reed, III, member; R. 0. Kneibert, member; Max Sturm, treasurer. Mrs. SUSIE SIGLER MATHEMATICS - LATIN Semo State College George Peabody College NORMAN NELSON COACH, JUNIOR HIGH Semo State College HENRY WRIGHT MUSIC Semo State College MARVIN PARKER AGRICUL TURE SeMo State College University of Missouri r KENNETH KINCHEN SPEECH, HEARING THERAPIST PSYCHOLOGY Uni. of Mo.—Uni. of Miss Mrs. MARY GLASSCOCK JUNIOR HIGH Ark. State —Uni. of Arkonsas George Peabody College JACK YOUNG SCIENCE Semo State College BRUCE COLE ENGLISH Ark an sa s State University of Missouri LAURENCE BAKER HISTORY SeMo State College Mrs. MILDRED DILLARD COMMERCE Somo State College JASAMYN S. GARRETT DRAMA, SPEECH Semo State Col lege-Stephen College Peabody College—Northwest. U. Mrs. LORETTA REID HOME ECONOMICS University of Missouri BILL NANCE COACH, SOCIAL STUDIES University of Arkansas BENNY TOOLE PHYSICAL EDUCATION JUNIOR HIGH Arkansas State College MELVIN MANNING JUNIOR HIGH - PHYSICS Arkansas State College Memphis State College WILLIAM E. LANDERS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Arkansas State College Mrs. JACKIE DEAN SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs. MARY JO INMAN SCHOOL SECRETARY GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Front Row, Left to Right—Mr. Floyd Mathis, Elementary Supervisor; Miss Dixie Scott, 3rd and 4th; Mrs. Allene Cobble, 4th; Mrs. Hazel Lincoln, 7th; Mrs. Gay Suddarth, 5th and 6th; Mrs. Bobby Sue Lawson, 2nd; Mrs. Alta Moeckel, Music; Mr. Dalton Rogers, Principal North Elementary. Back Row, Left to Right—Mrs. Johnnie Lawrence, 4th; Mrs. Lillian McGahey, 5th; Mrs. Martha Baker, 2nd; Mrs. Marie Lloyd, 3rd; Mrs. Elsie Rogers, 3rd; Mrs. Nelle Shipton, 6th; Miss Erma Pickens, 1st; Mrs. Myrtle Chism, 6th; Mrs. Flora Brewer, 7th; Mrs. Vernice Brooks, 1st; Mrs. Allie Mae Green, 1st; Mrs. Nell Long, 2nd. Not pictured: Mrs. Lois Shrader, 5th grade. SENIORS Class officers: Seated: Sue Lefler, secretary; Thomas Osborne, vice-president; Anna Margaret Brooks, treasurer. Standing: Jack Young and Mrs. Susie Sigler, sponsors. Not pic- tured: John Wray, president. ANNA MARGARET BROOKS Band � 56, � 57, � 58, � 59 Pemiscot County Band 59 Student Council 58 Treasurer � 58 Dance Club � 56, � 57 Pep Club � 56, � 57, � 58 Thespian � 57, � 58, 59 Sec.-Trea. 58 President 59 Contest Play 59 Class Trea. � 57, � 58, � 59 Council Staff � 58, � 59 Varsity Queen 58 Science Club 58 Valedictorian I have all I have ever enjoyed. GEORGE JERRY BYERS F. F. A. '59 Band 59 Track '58, '59 Football � 59 'The virtue of great souls is justice. BILLY JACK CRAWFORD F. F. A. '56, '57, � 58, '59 Class Vice-Pres. 56 Mixed Chorus 57 The strong mind is nowise the mind acquainted with its strength. � BOBBY GENE DODSON Nothing deters a good man from what honour requires of him.'� JOYCE LOUISE EMERSON Band Majorette '56, � 57, � 58 Dance Club � 56, 57 Pep Club � 56, � 57, '58 Thespian � 57, '58, � 59 F.H.A. '56. � 57 Council Staff � 58, '59 Varsity Queen Attendant 58 Contest Play '59 The spirit in which we act is the highest matter. BUFORD LYNN EUELL F.F.A. '57 Band '56, '57, Dance Club '56, '57 Thespian '59 Science Club 58 Contest Play '59 Good Nature and good sense are usually com- panions. PHILLIP TERRY EVANS Sikeston High School 56 F.F.A. '58, 59 Good works cost nothing and are worth much. PATRICIA ANN EVELAND Glee Club 56 F.H.A. '58 Mixed Chorus '56 Wardell High '55 Glory is the reward of victory. CHARLES EDWARD FERRELL Band 56, '57, '59 F.F.A. '56, '58, '59 Dance Club 57 Football '57, 59 The best way to please one half of the world is not to mind what the other half says. JACK WAYNE FITZGERALD Boys Glee Club 56, 58 F.F.A. '58 Mixed Chorus 56, 58 Dance Club 57 Football 56, 58 Basketball � 56, '57, 58, '59 Baseball � 56, � 57, � 58 'The way to be original is to be healthy. ELANOR EZELLE FRASER Council Queen '59 Bellvue Jr. High, Memphis Glee Club � 56. 57 Student Council Officer Reporter '57 Cheerleader 56, 57, 58, '59 Mixed Chorus 56, � 57 Dance Club '56, � 57 Pep Club � 56, 57, 58 Thespian 57, 58, 59 F.H.A. '56, � 57, � 58, � 59 Vice-Pres. � 56 Reporter 58, '59 Varsity Queen Attn. '57, '58 Art is the path of the creator to his work. MARTHA NORTHCUTT FRASER Glee Club � 56, 57 Mixed Chorus '56, 57 F.H.A 57,'58, 59 President '58 Dance Club 56, � 57 Treasurer 57 Thespian 57,'58 59 Student Council Representative ’57, 58 If a man deceives me once, shame on him; if he deceives me twice, shame on me. MARY ANN GARNER F.H.A. 56 Pep Club 56, 57 Council Staff '58 59 Art is more than a hobby; in it the works of God are revealed.' ADA NELL HALL Majorette 56,’57, 58 Head Majorette 57, ’58 Cheerleader � 57, 58, � 59 Dance Club � 56, 57 Pep Club � 56, � 57. � 58, President 58 Thespian 58, 59 Basketball Queen Attn. 59 F.H.A. � 57, � 58 Council Staff 58, 59 Varsity Queen 57 Contest Play 59 “The soul is not where it lives, but where it loves. SHELIA FAYE HOLT Ross High 56, 57 F.H.A. 58 Mixed Chorus 59 Love is the bond which never corrodes. JOHN EDWARD HOWARD Glee Club 56, � 57 F.F.A. � 56, � 57, � 58. � 59 Chaplain 59 Student Council Officer President 58 Track � 56, 57, � 58 Mixed Chorus 56, 57 Dance Club � 56, 57 Thespian � 58, 59 Football 56, � 57, � 58, 59 Class President 56, 57 All Conference 58, 59 Basketball � 57, � 58 Honour is nobler than gold.� � LARRY DON HUTCHISON Glee Club 56, 57 F.F.A. 57, 58 Track 56, � 57, � 58, 59 Mixed Chorus 56, 57 Dance Club 56, 57 Thespian 59 Football 56, 57. 58, 59 All Conference 59 Good humour may be said to be one of the very best articles of dress one can wear in society. JOHN LARRY JAMES f .F.A. � 56. � 57, � 58. � 59 Council Staff 57 ' 'The better day the better deed.� � SUE ANN LEFLER Council maid '59 Glee Club Pianist 57, '58 Mixed Chorus Pianist '57, '58 Band � 56. � 57, '58 Dance Club '56, '57 Pep Club � 56, '57, '58 Vice-Pres. 58 Thespian � 57, '58, 59 Secretary � 59 Class Secretary 57, 58, 59 Council Staff � 58, '59 Editor 59 Contest Play '59 Friendship is the greatest bond in the world. SHERMAN MILES MANLEY Glee Club 57, '58, 59 Track � 56, '58 F.F.A. � 56, '57, '58, '59 Vice-Pres. 59 Dance Club 56, � 57 Football '56, 57, '58, '59 All Conference 59 Band � 58, 59 Follow what is worthy of thee. RETHA SUE MARONAY F.H.A. 56, 58 Council Staff 58, '59 Library Staff 58, '59 Above the cloud with its shadow is the star with its light. SHIRLEY BAILEY McDERMOTT Thespian 58, '59 Homecoming Queen Attn. 57 F.H.A. 56, 57 Dance Club 56, 57 Pep Club 56, 57 Mixed Chorus 56, 57 Be a live wire not a dead weight. BERNARD WAYNE MELTON Glee Club 56, 57 F.F.A. 56, 57, 58, '59 Treasurer 58, 59 Track 56, 57. 58, 59 Mixed Chorus 56, 57 Football 56, 57, '58, '59 All Conference 58, 59 Basketball 56, 57, 58, 59 Dance Club 56 Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award 59 The significance of life is doing something. BARBARA ALLEN MURRAY Faith and Joy are the ascensive forces of song. SUE ANN NOTGRASS Majorette 56, 57 Dance Club 56, 57 Pep Club 56, 57, 58 F.H.A. 56, 57, 58 Thespian 57, 58 For hope is but the dream of those that wake. THOMAS ROBERT OSBORNE, Jr. Salutacorian Basketball 57, 58, '59 Band � 56, 57 Sophomore Pilgrimage '57 Boy's State Rep. 58 Class Vice Pres. � 58, 59 Baseball � 57, � 58 Science Club � 58 Student Council Rep. 56 Dance Club 56, 57 Honor Student LEARNING IS BETTER THAN HIDDEN TREASURES. JOE BRYANT PATE F.F.A. 58. 59 Dance Club 58 Basketball 56 Braggadocio High � 56, 57 The best work in the world is done on the quiet. WILLIAM DEE PATE F.F.A. 57 Band � 56, 57, 58 Student Council � 59 Vice-Pres. 59 Thespian 59 Dance Club � 56. 57 Basketball � $6, 57, 58, 59 Follow the river and you will get to the sea. JACQUELINE CAROL RANDELL F.H.A. 56. 57 Dance Club 56, 57 Pep Club � 56. 57 Thespian 58, � 59 Band Majorette 56 The very pain of loving is all other joys before. SHIRLEY BAILEY McDERMOTT Thespian 58, 59 Homecoming Queen Attn. 57 F.H.A. 56, 57 Dance Club 56, 57 Pep Club 56, 57 Mixed Chorus 56, 57 Be a live wire not a dead weight. BERNARD WAYNE MELTON Glee Club 56, 57 F.F.A. 56, 57, 58, 59 Treasurer 58, 59 Track 56, 57, 58, 59 Mixed Chorus 56, 57 Football � 56, � 57, � 58, � 59 All Conference 58, 59 Basketball � 56, � 57, � 58, � 59 Dance Club 56 Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award 59 The significance of life is doing something. BARBARA ALLEN MURRAY Faith and Joy are the ascensive forces of song. SUE ANN NOTGRASS Majorette 56, 57 Dance Club 56, 57 Pep Club 56, � 57, � 58 F.H.A. 56, � 57, 58 Thespian 57, 58 For hope is but the dream of those that wake. � THOMAS ROBERT OSBORNE. Jr. Salucacorian Basketball 57, 58. � 59 Band � 56, 57 Sophomore Pilgrimage 57 Boy s State Rep. 58 Class Vice Pres. 58. 59 Baseball 57. 58 Science Club 58 Student Council Rep. 56 Dance Club 56. 57 Honor Student LEARNING IS BETTER THAN HIDDEN TREASURES. JOE BRYANT PATE F.F.A. 58. 59 Dance Club 58 Basketball 56 Braggadocio High 56, 57 The best work in the world is done on the quiet. WILLIAM DEE PATE F.F.A. 57 Band 56. 57, 58 Student Council 59 Vice-Pres. 59 Thespian 59 Dance Club 56, 57 Basketball � 56. '57, 58, '59 Follow the river and you will get to the sea. JACQUELINE CAROL RANDELL F.H.A. 56, 57 Dance Club 56, '57 Pep Club 56. '57 Thespian 58. 59 Band Majorette 56 The very pain of loving is all other joys before. MARTHA ELLEN RUSSOM Humes High School 57 Lilbourn High School 58 Truth conquers all things. CHARLES LARRY SANDERS Football 56, 57, 58 All Conference-Hon. '58 Basketball 57 Track � 56. 57, 58 Baseball � 56, � 57, � 58, 59 F.F..A. � 57, 58, 59 Dance Club � 57, 58 The temple of our purest thought is— silence! � RUBY SHIRLENE SMITH Glee Club � 56, � 57, � 58 Mixed Chorus � 56, 57, � 58 a capella choir 57 F.H.A. 56, � 57, 58, � 59 Reporter 57 Vice-Pres. 59 Dance Club 56, 57 Pep Club 56, 57, 58 Student Council Rep. 59 Council Staff 58, 59 Library Staff 57 Thespian 57, 58, � 59 How much better it is to weep at joy than to joy at weeping. JOHNNY JOE THOMAS Braggadocio High 56 F.F.A. '56, '57 Student Council Rep. '58 Basketball '57, '58, '59 Dance Club 57, '58 Baseball 57, '58, 59 That man lives twice that lives the first life well. � I JIMMY CHARLES VANCE Sikeston High 56 Arbyrd High '57 F.F.A. � 59 Track 58 Dance Club 58 Pep Club 58 Football 58, ,59 Basketball � 58, '59 Action is the right outlet of emotion. RAMONA RUTH VAN DYKE F.H.A. '56 Council Staff � 58, 59 D.A.R. Rep. 59 Humbleness is always grace, always dignity. FRANCES ELAINE VIVRETT Latin and Spanish Club President 59 Band � 56, 57, '58, � 59 Head Maj. � 59 Contest Play 59 F.H.A. 56, � 58 Recorder 58 Dance Club 56 Pep Club 56, 57 Thespian 58, 59 Football Queen 59 Carnival Queen Attendant 56 Class Sec.-Trea. 56 Council Staff � 58, 59 Council Queen Attendant 58 Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award 59 Love accomplishes all things. JOE DENTON WHITE F.F.A. 57, 58, 59 Parlimentarian 59 Braggadocio High 56 Mr. St. Pat '59 Baseball � 56, 57, � 58. 59 Basketball � 57, 59 That's my good that does me good. RICHARD JOHN WILBANKS Band � 56. '57 Track 5o, '57 Dance Club 56 Thespian 59 Good manners are part of good morals. JOHN EDWARD WRAY Glee Club � 56, � 57 Boy's State Rep. � 58 Student Council '56, 57 Officer '57 Track � 56, '57, � 58 F.F.A. 56, '57, '58 Sentinel '58 Dance Club '56, � 57 Football � 56, '57, � 58, 59 All Conference 58, '59 Class President 58, '59 Stu. Council Rep. � 56, 57 Science Club '58 Basketball 56 Contest Play � 59 Act well your part, for therin all the honor lies. GINGER LORETTA YOUNG Council Maid '59 Dance Club � 56, � 57 Glee Club � 56, '57, '58 Mixed Chorus '56, 57, '58 F.H.A. � 56. '57, � 58 Treas. 58 Thespian � 58, '59 Historian '59 Stu. Council Rep. '59 Home coming Queen Attn. 59 Pep Club � 56, '57, '58 Smiles are the lan- guages of love. Not pictured: RICHARD McLEAN Poplar Bluff � 56, '57 The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. JUNIORS Officers of Junior Class: President, Sherry DeWeese; Vice President, Dale McGahey; Trea- surer, Sandra Bell; Secretary, Gay Sanders. Standing: Benny Toole and Mrs. Mary Glasscock, Sponsors. GLEN BABB Come on, James. I can get the car!” JAMES BABCOCK Okay, Glen. Let's go!” JOE DENTON WHITE F.F.A. 57, 58, 59 Parlimentarian '59 Braggadocio High 56 Mr. St. Pat 59 Baseball '56, '57, 58. � 59 Basketball 57, 59 That's my good that does me good. RICHARD JOHN WILBANKS Band 56. 57 Track 56, 57 Dance Club 56 Thespian 59 Good manners are part of good morals. JOHN EDWARD WRAY Glee Club 56, 57 Boy’s State Rep. 58 Student Council 56, 57 Officer 57 Track 56, 57. 58 F.F.A. 56, 57, 58 Sentinel '58 Dance Club '56, 57 Football 56, 57, 58, 59 All Conference 58, 59 Class President 58, 59 Stu. Council Rep. 56, 57 Science Club '58 Basketball 56 Contest Play '59 Act well your part, for therin all the honor lies. GINGER LORETTA YOUNG Council Maid '59 Dance Club '56, '57 Glee Club 56, '57, '58 Mixed Chorus 56, 57, 58 F.H.A. 56, 57, '58 Treas. 58 Thespian 58, '59 Historian 59 Stu. Council Rep. 59 Home coming Queen Attn. 59 Pep Club 56, 57, 58 Smiles are the lan- guages of love. Not pictured: RICHARD McLEAN Poplar Bluff 56, 57 The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. JUNIORS Officers of Junior Class: President, Sherry DeWeese; Vice President, Dale McGahey; Trea- surer, Sandra Bell; Secretary, Gay Sanders. Standing: Benny Toole and Mrs. Mary Glasscock, Sponsors. GLEN BABB Come on, James. I can get the car!” JAMES BABCOCK “Okay, Glen. Let’s go!” NELLIE BELL Soft and Low. SANDRA BELL Home Ec. Whiz. ROBERT BISHOP Track Star. TRENA BLACKWELL Hey, you guys! NETTIE BRADLEY Wonder if we'll have a test? MIKE BREWER Now, Mrs. Sigler! CAROLYN CLARK Honey Bunn. JERRY DAVIS Smiley. WANDA CHRISTY Where’s Nettie? CAROLYN CROSS O. K., Hamp, let’s have the truth. SHERRY DeWEESE Oh, girl, guess what? PEGGY GORDON Me too, girl. LYNNE DREW Dew Drip. WILLIAM CREASY Swept Wing. JOYCE DEJOURNETT My cow!!! BETTY GUNN KENNETH GURLEY LARRY HAMPTON Ego amp te, Carol ' BARBARA JAMES The quiet type. ALVA LYNNE KELLEY I TAKE PHYSICS!' Skinny Minny. A 7 EILEEN HANSPIRE Oh, Kid!! LAVERNE JENKINS How do you like my hair? Don’t tell Carolyn. NITA JAMES Seen my ring? DALE McGAHEY ... five minutes to get out of town. LUANA MOORE The Walk. BARBARA NORRID Let’s go to the dressing room, Bettv. DORIS OWENS LINDA PALMER Treasured Memories. Hey, Dotty, let’s skip. JAMES PULLIAM Just call me 'Red . JERRY RICHARDSON Big Britches. BONNIE JO NORTHCUTT Don't bug me, daddy. COLLEEN PRATER I cried a tear. SHARON ROGERS Our office girl. DOUGLAS RUFF Charlie Brown. FRANCIS SMITH Let’s go!! JERRY TAYLOR Boy, that’s fun. GAY SANDERS . . . got a nickel? ERIC STURM Wild one.” EDDIE H. TILLMAN Curly. GLENDA SHIRES That's tough, kid! DOROTHY SULLIVAN Let’s go by one more time! GEORGE E. TILLMAN Rocket minded. KENNETH TODD Let’s go hunting. RAYBURN WHITENER Come on, Bud, let’s go!! ’ ORVILLE TULL Funny paper fan. PAT VIVRETT Oh, ya’ll!! TOMMY WILKERSON BUDDY VANCE Hey, Lulu, where's that picture?’’ BEVERLY WILLIAMS Gambling Man. I know!! FRANCES VIVRETT IS CROWNED FOOTBALL QUEEN CAST OF JUNIOR PLAY- 320 COLLEGE AVENUE CAST OF SENIOR PLAY - THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNERS' CAST OF CONTEST PLAY - BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA SOPHOMORES DUANE HALEY, President; WANDA LEE SANDERS, Treasurer; MELVIN MANNING, Sponsor; ELLIS MARIE WEBB, Secretary; TOM MILLIGAN, Vice President. Row 1—Helen Alexander, Carole Baker, George Beatty. Row 2—Judy Bell, Vernon Bingle, Ronnie Birmingham, Jerry Brewer. P.ow 1—Rosemary Brown, Bill Bryant, Danny Burns, Wayne Callahan. Row 2—Judy Craig, Mike Curtis, Kenneth Dean, Jerry Downing. Row 3—Peggy Drewry, Juanita Eveland, Tom Fitzgerald, Annette Freeman. Row 4—Sandra Gill, Gary Gurley, Duane Haley, David Howard. Row 1-Ann Huber, Paulette Jenkins, George Lefler, Margaret Lloyd. Row 2—Dickie Martin, Tom Milligan, LaVerne Minyard, Dorothy Morgan. Row 3—Billy Mulliniks, Ed Pike, Robert Plunk, John Pullam. Row 4—Naomi Pulliam, Joyce Reeves, Jo Ann Richardson, James Russom. Row 1—Wanda Lee Sanders, Frank Smotherman, Mary Sue Sullivan, Gwendolyn Taylor. Row 2—Carolyn Thomas, Latricia Thomas, Pauline Tindall, Jerry Todd. Row 3—Ronnie Trowbridge, Ellis Marie Webb, Carolyn White, Judy White. Row 4—Shirley Womble, Judy Wooldridge, Charlotte Wray, Joyce Young. Not Pictured—Sandra Baker, Vernon Cross, Donnie Farris, A. G. Franks, Jerry Hargrove, Ronnie Me Anally, Joe Middleton, Jerry Sherwood. Row 1—Tommy Gayle Atwell, Ronald Barnes, Dorothy Bass. Row 2—Jo Ann Berry, Carolyn Brinkle, Freeman Burkeen, Judy Burns. FRESHMEN MIKE KELLEY, President; FREDA SMOTHERMAN, Secretary; VIRGINIA HALL, Treasurer; BILL NANCE, Sponsor; BILL HOWREN, Vice President; MARY LOU SHELLY, Reporter. Row 1—Joyce Cain, Maurice Camp, Marilyn Chism, Robin Cole. Row 2 Jackie Council, Donald Cross, Rodney Crawford, Danny Curtis. Row 3—Donald Dean, Charlotte Dejournett, Eunice Denny, Rita Dickerson. Row 4—Larry Dodson, Betty Jo Douglas, Wanda Estes, Darrell Evett. Row 1—Betty Fraser, Sherry Gill, Mike Gunn, Virginia Hall. Row 2—Carol Hanspire, Larry Hartsell, Bill Howren, Brenda James. Row 3—Jerry James, Mike Kelley, Nancy Kirby, Sue Klinkhardt. Row 4-Sandra Ledbetter, Kay Morgan, Angelo Mouhalis, Carolyn Ogden. Row 1—Charles Pate, Ralph Peterson, Judy Reynolds, Barbara Sargent. Row 2—Mary Lou Shelly, Arvil Skinner, Janie Smith, Freda Smotherman. Row 3—Suzanne Tillman, Luther Tull, Charles Vaughn, Chester Vaughn. Row 4—Jerry Vivrett, Walter Walker, Ruth Whitaker, Janie Whitfield. Not Pictured—Morris Blaylock, Mary Callahan, Emma Kilburn. EIGHTH GRADE t Row 1-Bill Landers (Sponsor), Donald Loyd, John Ferguson, Ed Emerson, Regina Muller, Rosalie Bell, Lucretia Shirey, Elsie Bingle, Martha Suddarth, Brenda Biddle, Christina Martin, Dottie Smith, Ann Clifton. Row 2—Sharon Mulliniks, Zelda Sawyers, Renna Smith, Vonda Powers, Margie Powers, Betty Manning, Bonnie McLemore, Bonnie Gordon, Nancy Hurley, Ina Sue Boone, Floydette Clark, Valerie Thornton, Marilyn Cain. Row 3-Sherry Blackwell, Evelyn James, Sandra Dodson, Margaret Anderson, Betty White, Fred- die Grimes, Ann Keirsey, Glenda Miller, Kay Wilbanks, Arlene Todd, Linda Letner, Karen Jennings. Row 4—Douglas Evett, Alfred Russom, Wayne Owens, Johnnie Trowbridge, Jack James, Charles Tillman, Gary Dalton, Ronnie Thomas, James Adkisson, Jerry Leslie, Bobby Owens. Row 5—Thomas Burkeen, Jerry Merrell, Freddie Plunk, Tom Drew, Donald Bishop, Bill Shirey, Floyd Mathis, Guy Garrett, Reginald Schenimann, Danny Ruff. Row 6-Pat Eaves, Margaret Vaughn, Paula Gurley, Janet Thomas, Joyce Irions. Not pictrued: Ruth Beatty, Doris Clark, Ted Eveland, Barbara Middleton. —Senior Class Will Johnny Thomas wills Alva Lynne to the next Senior boy. Joho Howard wills his popsicle to Buddy Vance. Larry Don Hutchison wills 50 pounds to the next year’s fullback—Hampton? Villiam Pate wills his ability to get more bounce to the ounce to Jerry Sherwood. Jim Vance leaves his bay window to Coach Toole. Pat Reynolds wills her bucket to Pat Vivrett. Sue Lefler wills Richie Richardson to Gwen Taylor. Frances Vivrett wills her ability to be head majorette to Naomi Pulliam. Anna Margaret Brooks wills her ability to study to Bill Bryant. Shirlene Smith wills her ability to take Debbie Dean to the show to Joyce Young. Ada Nell Hall wills her ability to almost get married to Janie Smith. Terry Evans wills his ability to run off in a ditch to Doug Ruff. Larry Sanders wills bis caster eggs to Larry Hampton. Joyce Emerson wills her ability to blink her eyes to Ellis Marie. George Byers wills his ability to have C’ville girls visit psychology to Eric Sturm. Wayne Melton leaves his ability to high-jump to William Creasy. Joe Pate leaves his ability to get sick any time he wants to Jerry Evans. Bobby Dodson leaves his watermelon to Gary Gurley. Richard Wilbanks wills his ability to make stink bombs to Johnny Muscle Beach—alias George Lefler. Sue Notgrass wills her ability to go steady from the 7th grade to the end of her senior year to Janie Smith. Ginger Young wills her ability to get an engagement ring as large as her left hand to Judy Craig. Bill Jack wills his speed to Judy Wooldridge. Buford Euell wills his ability to dance to Lu Lu Moore. Pat Eveland wills her ability to be quiet to Judy Bell. Charles Ferrell wills his ability to play hookie to Rayburn Whitener. Jack Fitzgerald wills his legs to Porky Pike. Ezelle Fraser wills her ability to jerk sodas to Sherry DeWeese. Mary Ann Garner wills her ability to be SHY to Carol Baker. Richard Wilbanks wills his ability to get American History test to Ann Huber. John James leaves his hot truck to Orville Tull. Retha Maronay (Boney Maronay) wills her ability to have a song written about her to LaVerne Jenkins. Richard McLean leaves his Bulldog to Robert Bishop. Barbara Murray leaves her natural curly hair to Judy Bell. Thomas Osborne wills his ability to go to Boys State to Luana Moore. Joe Pate leaves Richard Wilbanks car to James Pulliam. John Wray leaves his ability to anyone who wants it???????????????? Jackie Randell leaves her ability to get along with Mrs. Reid to Suzanne Tillman. Romana Van Dyke wills her ability to fake everybody out to Margaret Lloyd. Joe White wills his ability not to smoke to Secret Weapon Carlock. Martha Russom and Retha Sue leave their ability to pass everbody in English class. Shelia Holt wills her ability to have her husband raise Minks to Janie Smith. Sherman Manley wills his ability to keep 4th and 5th study halls to anyone who wants it. The Senior girls leave their ability to get their grades in Coach Landers P.E. class without dressing out to the next year Senior girls. The Senior Football Players will next year's football team the ropes. The Senior’s wish to will Mr. Kinchen to the Juniors. FOOTBALL Row 1—Arvil Skinner, Kenneth Dean, Rayburn Whitener, Jerry Taylor, Jerry Richardson, George Tillman, Eric Sturm. Row 2—Orville Tull, George Byers, Duane Haley, Sherman Manley, John Howard, Larry Sand- ers, Eddie Tillman, Tommy Fitzgerald, Robert Bishop, Buddy Vance. Row 3—Coarh Landets, Wayne Melton, Larry Hutchison, Larty Hampton, Jimmy Vance, Charles Ferrell, Jerry Hargrove, James Brogden, Coach Nance. Not Pictured—Randy Carlock, Dale McGahey, Donald Cross, John Wray, Mike Kelley, Mike Bre- wer, Mike Gunn, Bill Howren. September 13 September 20 October 4 October 11 Oct ober 25 November 1 November 8 November 21 November 27 SEASON’S RECORD - Hayti 14 — Hayti 13 - Hayti 14 - Hayti 20 - Hayti 20 - Hayti 42 - Hayti 40 - Hayti 13 — Hayti 7 — C’ville 20 — East Prairie 0 — Piggott 6 — Chaffee 0 — Dexter 7 — Malden 7 — Corning 0 — Truman 20 — P’ville 13 Tabulation: Won 6, Lost 3 WAYNE MELTON Melton, an Indian end for three years, displayed excel- lent ability in both offensive and defensive play. He was also chosen as a member of the Little Six All-Conference team. According to Coach Lan- ders, he was cooperative and gave his best in the season’s play. LARRY DON HUTCHISON This Indian fullback had a very successful season in 1958, being chosen as a mem- ber of the Little Six Conference team for that year. Coach Lan- ders says he was a fine player to work with, showing excellent ability and cooperation. He plans to attend Arkansas State College, Jonesboro, on an athletic scholarship. .If kf J INDIAN STALWARTS-WON 6, LOST 3 Members of the 1958 Indian football squad which won six and lost three games in the season’s play. Top row, left to right: Charles Ferrel, guard; Jerry Richardson, left tackle; Jimmy Vance, tackle; Eddie H. Tillman, right tackle. Center row: John Howard, quarterback; Sherman Manley, left guard; Duane Haley, right guard; Kenneth Dean, left halfback. Bottom row: George Byers, end; Larry Sanders, halfback; Rayburn Whitener, right halfback; Larry Hamp- ton, right end. BASKETBALL “A” TEAM Row 1-William Pate, Buddy Vance, Johnny Thomas, Douglas Ruff, Joe White. Row 2-Jerry Evans, Thomas Osborne, Jack Fitzgerald, Jimmy Vance, Wayne Melton, Coach Nelson. SEASON’S RECORD Tabulation: Won December 2 Hayti 46 December 5 Hayti 48 December 10 Hayti 40 December 16 Hayti 44 December 18 Hayti 52 December 23 Hayti 41 January 9 Hayti 50 January 13 Hayti 49 January 16 Hayti 34 J anuary 20 Hayti 60 J anuary 23 Hayti 50 January 27 Hayti 55 January 31 Hayti 52 February 3 Hayti 44 February 6 Hayti 48 February 17 Hayti 68 February 20 Hayti 64 February 9—14 Bootheel Conference Tourney Deering 47 Caruthersville 34 Matthews 43 Wardell 64 Holland 53 Holcomb 44 Bragg City 56 Deering 55 Cooter 58 Horne rsville 50 Ross 70 Steele 80 Wardell 58 Braggadocio 50 • Caruthersville 49 Portageville 64 Holcomb 100 1958-59 “A BASKETBALL TEAM Top row, left to right: Joe White, guard Buddy Vance, guard Wayne Melton, forward Center row: Jimmy Vance, forward Jack Fitzgerald, forward Thomas Osborne, center Doug Ruff, forward Bottom row: John Thomas, guard William Pate, guard Jerry Evans, center Kenneth Melton and Johnnie Trowbridge, team managers. BASKETBALL “B” TEAM Row 1—Arvil Skinner, John Pullam, Frank Smotherman, Thomas Milligan, Angelo Mouhalis, David Howard. Row 2—Ronnie Birmingham, Tom Fitzgerald, Mike Gunn, Jerry Hargrove, Donald Goss, Coach Nelson. SEASON’S RECORD Tabulation: December 2 Hayti December 5 Hayti December 10 Hayti December 16 Hayti December 18 - Hayti December 23 Hayti December 29—January 3 January 9 Hayti J anuary 13 Hayti J anuary 16 - Hayti January 20 - Hayti January 23 - Hayti January 27 ■ Hayti J anuary 31 - — Hayti February 3 - Hayti February 6 - Hayti February 17 - Hayti February 20 - Hayti Won 7, Lost 10 20 ---------------------- Deering 22 23 ---------------------- Caruthersville 45 29 ---------------------- Matthews 36 36 ---------------------- Wardell 50 34 ---------------------- Holland 36 36 -------------------- Holcomb 32 Parma Invitational Tourney 28 ---------------------- Bragg City 46 45 ---------------------- Deering 34 37 --------------------Cooter 36 49 -------------------- Hornersville 65 56 ---------------------- Ross 36 50 -------------------- Steele 41 39 ---------------------- Wardell 48 56 -------------------- Braggadocio 36 28 ---------------------- Caruthersville 58 63 ---------------------- Portageville 42 57 -------------------- Holcomb 42 February 9—14 Bootheel Conference Tourney ) JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1—Jerry James, Mike Kelley, Tommy Drew, Billy Howren, Donald Cross, Luther Tull, Steven Stetson, Charles Pate, Guy Garrett, Edward Emerson. Row 2—Butch Bradford, Allen Williams, Floyd Mathis, Glen Garrett, James Adkisson, Danny Curtis, David Wright, Emerson Smith, Jackie Council, Kenneth DeWeese. Row 3-Coach Nelson, Freddie Plunk, James Leslie, Angelo Mouhalis, Arvil Skinner, Mike Gunn, Jerry Vivrett, Harry Dowdy, Jack James, Coach Toole. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1—Floyd Mathis, Freddie Grimes, James Adkisson, Donald Bishop, Peter Tinsley, Glen Garrett, Gary Dalton. Row 2—Jerry Odom, Ronnie Thomas, Robin Cole, David Wright, Freddie Plunk, Charles Till- man, Danny Curtis. Row 3—Coach Toole, Danny Ruff, Guy Garrett, Ronald Barnes, Jerry Vivrett, Donald Cross, Mike Gunn, Arvil Skinner, Tommy Drew. Baseball Team Row 1—William Pate, Larry Sanders, Johnny Thomas, Rayburn Whitener, John Howard, Mickey Manners. Row 2 Coach Nelson, Joe White, Thomas Osborne, Jerry Evans, Jack Fitzgerald, Eddie Till- man, Robert Plunk. TRACK TEAM Row 1—Robert Bishop, Jerry Taylor, Donald Cross, Jerry Vivrett, Angelo Mouhalis, Mike Kel- ley, Billy Howren, Luther Tull. Row 2—Arvil Skinner, Wayne Melton, Mike Gunn, Randy Carlock, Duane Haley, Dale McGahey, Larry Hutchison, Rayburn Whitener, Larry Hampton, George Tillman, Mike Brewer, Larry Sanders, George Byers, Kenneth Dean. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Cheerleaders—Patsy Kirby, Judy Reynolds, Valerie Thornton, Shirley Smotherman, Sherry Blackwell, Virginia Hail. Row 1—Martha Suddarth, Janie Whitfield, Betty Fraser, Marla Gill, Karen Jennings, Brenda Biddle, Linda Letner, Marilyn Chism, Tommy Atwell, President; Mary Lou Shelly, Secretary-Treasurer; Virginia Fraser. Row 2—Kay Wilbanks, Doris Clark, Marilyn Cain, W'anda Estes, Sandra Dodson, Janet Thomas, Paula Gurley, Sandra Ferrell, Floydette Clark, Susan Bryant, Gayle Rogers, Joy Eve- land, Martha Frankum. Row 3—Mike Kelley, Billy Howren, Jackie Council, Larry Dodson, Johnny Trowbridge, Alfred Russom, Ralph Craig, Kenny Melton, Wayne Whitfield, Freda Smotherman, Vice-presi- dent; Sue Ann Klinkhardt, Myra Murphy. Row 4—Sponsors-Melvin Manning, Jasamyn Garrett. CHEER LEADERS Left to Right—Ada Nell Hall, Ezelle Fraser, Judy Bell, Ellis Marie Webb, Alva Lynne Kelley, Cassandra Carlock. ♦ Football Attendants VIRGINIA HALL JOYCE YOUNG ALVA LYNNE KELLEY BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS WAYNE MELTON FRANCES VIVRETT D. A. R. REPRESENTATIVE RAMONA VAN DYKE BOY’S STATE REPRESENTATIVES RAYBURN WHITENER GEORGE EDDIE TILLMAN Senior Class Prophecy Anna Margaret will drop out of nurses training and enroll at Arkansas State. George Byers will be the cause of dropping Psychology from the curriculum. Billy Jack will be the quarter-mile champ of the 1962 Olympics. Bobby Dodson will become a big-time watermelon grower. Joyce Emerson will wear her eyelashes out before Big Dave graduates. Buford Euell will take James Arness’ place in Gunsmoke. Terry Evans will become a Hollywood stunt driver. Pat Eveland will become Tab Hunter’s private secretary. Charles Ferrell will win the Indianapolis Speedway trophy in 1961. Jack Fitzgerald will grow another foot before Tommy catches him. Ezelle Fraser's muscles will get flabby. Mary Ann Garner will stop blushing by her 40th birthday. Ada Nell will be a stewardess on Jet flights after a couple of years of college. John Howard will shave his teeth for Christmas. Larry Don and Ginger will start their own football team in a couple of years. John James Trading Post will consolidate with Vivrett's Antique Shop. Sue Lefler will be a preacher's wife after college graduation. Sherman and Janie will be married on Bride and Groom. Retha Maronay will be No. 1 secretary at Macy's in New York. Richard McLean will be playing middle guard for the Green Bay Packers after starring at Texas A M. Martha Russom will be Wayne Melton's partner at Arthur Murray's. Barbara Murray will be the principal factor of Eddie Fisher—Elizabeth Taylor's break-up. Wayne Melton will become an Arthur Murray Dance Instructor. Martha Northcutt — Ha! Ha! I did catch him. Sue Notgrass says someday she will fix the hair of every movie star in the world. Thomas Osborne will replace Mr. Young in the science department in 4 years. Joe Pate says he will get well when we graduate. William Pate will someday own every service station in Hayti. Jackie Randell will someday marry the town of Pascola. Pat Reynolds will be Miss America in 1969 Rosey Sanders will be in charge of the James-Vivrett trading post. Shirlene Smith will someday really marry Duncan. John Thomas will have a House, Car, and Wedding Ring but No Wife. Jimmy Vance will someday buy a girdle. Ramona Van Dyke will be the catcher for the Cardinals. Frances Vivrett and Larry Sanders were last seen entering the Flamingo Club. Joe White will be the first stewardess of his sex on American Airlines. Richard Wilbanks will give his vast knowlege of Chemistry to Doug Ruff who will be in there next year. John Wray will someday learn to keep his mouth shut and his teeth in his mouth. Ginger Young says she will have Suggs selling the A-C tractors by next fall. Shelia and Arnold will stop raising mink and start raising children. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1—Charles Pate, Luther Tull. Row 2—Rodney Crawford, Donald Dean, Ronnie McAnally, Darrell Evett, A. G. Franks, Charles Ferrell, Jerry Richardson, George Eddie Tillman, Chaplain; Joe White, Parliamentarian; Morris Blaylock, Charles Vaughn, Jackie Council, Larry Dodson, David Howard. Row 3—Marvin M. Parker, Sponsor; Kenneth Todd, John James, Eric Sturm, Jerry Sherwood, Bill Mulliniks. Row 4—Jerry Brewer, Jerry Todd, Ronnie Trowbridge, Wayne Melton, Treasurer; James Russom. Row 5-Billy Jack Crawford, Larry Hampton, Reporter; Larry Sanders, Eddie H. Tillman, Senti- nel; Rayburn Whitener, President; John Howard, George Byers, Jim Vance. Row 6—Vernon Bingle, Walter Walker, Wayne Callahan, James Babcock, Orville Tull, William Creasy, Rulaf Van de Waal, Glen Babb, Chester Vaughn. Not pictured-Sherman Manley, Vice-president; Terry Evans, Secretary; Thomas Milligan, James Pulliam, George Beatty, Joe Pate, Donnie Farris, Jerry Evans, Dale McGahey. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA i Row 1—Loretta Reid, Sponsor; Judy Bell, Ellis Marie Webb, Historian; Sandra Bell, Treasurer; Shirlene Smith, Vice-president; Pat Vivrett, President; Margaret Lloyd, Secretary; Dottie Sullivan, Parliamentarian; Mary Lou Shelly, Song Leader; Betty Fraser. Row 2—Joyce Young, Sandra Gill, Luana Moore, Carole Baker, Barbara Sargent, Freda Smother- man, Sue Klinkhardt, Rita Dickerson, Sandra Ledbetter, Virginia Hall. Row 3—Glenda Shires, Lynne Drew, Carolyn Cross, Wanda Estes, Kay Morgan, Dorothy Morgan, Suzanne Tillman, Brenda James. Row 4—Carolyn Clark, Joyce Cain, Trena Blackwell, Ann Huber, Judith Wooldridge, LaVerne Minyard, Charlotte Dejournett, Judy Burns, LaVerne Jenkins. Row 5-Tommy Atwell, Marilyn Chism, Judy Reynolds, Wanda Sanders, Juanita Eveland, Gwen- dolyn Taylor, Naomi Pulliam, Janie Smith, Beverly Williams. LIBRARY STAFF Left to Right—Frances Smith, Joyce Dejournett, Bruce Cole, Sponsor; Retha Maronay, Rita Dickerson. Not pictured—Colleen Prater. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB Row 1—Lynne Drew, Secretary; Alva Lynne Kelley, Vice«president; Frances Vivrett, President; Ann Huber, Treasurer; Cassandra Carlock, Reporter. Row 2—Nettie Bradley, Sherry DeWeese, Sandra Bell, Judy Bell, Margaret Lloyd, Ellis Marie Webb, Judith Wooldridge, Program Chairman; Susie Sigler, Sponsor. THESPIAN CLUB Row 1-William Pate, Luana Moore, Bonnie Northcutt, Doris Owens, Lynne Drew, Buford Euell. Row 2—Robert Bishop, Beverly Williams, Alva Lynne Kelley, Sherry DeWeese, Cassandra Car- lock, Richard Wilbanks. Row 3—Larry Hutchison, Ezelle Fraser, Shirlene Smith, Frances Vivrett, Martha Northcutt Fraser, John Howard. Row 4—Sue Lefler, Secretary-Treasurer; Anna Margaret Brooks, President; Jasamyn Garrett, Sponsor; Pat Vivrett, Vice-president; Ginger Young, Historian. Not Pictured-Joyce Emerson, Ada Nell Hall, Jackie Randell. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1—Barbara Sargent, Freda Smotherman, Secretary-Treasurer; Rita Dickerson, Dorothy Bass. Row 2—Jack Young, Sponsor; Robin Cole, Reporter; Larry Hartsell, President; Jerry James, Vice-president. COUNCIL STAFF Row 1—Mary Ann Garner, Frances Vivrett, Sue Lefler, Editor; Anna M. Brooks, Shirlene Smith, Romona Van Dyke. Row 2—Mildred Dillard, Sponsor; Retha Maronay, Carolyn Cross, Sharon Rogers, Glenda Shires, Eddie Tillman, Eddie H. Tillman, Dottie Sullivan, Sherry DeWeese, Linda Palmer, Pat Vivrett. Not pictured—Ada Nell Hall, Joyce Emerson. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL Row 1—Trena Blackwell, Reporter; Lynne Drew, Secretary; Eddie H. Tillman, President; Will- iam Pate, Vice-president; Judith Wooldridge, Treasurer. Row 2-H. C. Bradley, Freddie Plunk, Glen Garrett, Gary Dalton, Ginger Young, Shirlene Smith, Margaret Lloyd, Tommy Fitzgerald, Master of Arms; Rayburn Whitener, Carole Baker, Charlotte Dejournett, Alva Lynne Kelley, Laurence Baker, Sponsor; Ralph Peterson. BAND Row 1—Left to Right—Beverly Williams, Mike Mathis, Christina Martin, Russell Gilmore, Pete Tinsley, Ronnie Smith. Row 2—Ronnie Birmingham, Danny Ruff, Ed Pike, Guy Garrett, Kay Wilbanks, Sue Klinkhardt, Tommy Fitzgerald, Gary Dalton, David Wright, Donald Bishop, Reggie Schenimann, Gary Gurley, Carole Baker, Jerry Vivrett. Row 3—Marla Gill, Floydette Clark, Karen Jennings, Peggy Drewry, Martha Frankum, Duane Whitfield, Don James, Stephen Bradford, Maurice Camp, John Pullam, Mike Curtis, Angelo Mouhalis, Charles Ferrell, Doris Clark, Judy Craig, Robin Cole, Ricky Ings, Anna Margaret Brooks, Robert Plunk, Stephen Stetson, James Btogden. Row 4-Jackie Counce, Glen Garrett, Bill Bryant, Mike Brown, George Lefler. Majorettes: Tommy Atwell, Janie Smith, Sandra Gill, Frances Vivrett, Cassandra Carlock, Virginia Hall, Luana Moore, Charlotte Wray. Not Pictured: Bill Shirey, Joe Shirey. Director: Henry Wright. Top row, left to right: Tommy Fitz- gerald, president; Mike Curtis, vice president. Bottom row: Beverly Williams, secre- tary; Sue Klinkhardt, treasurer; Ed Pike, librarian; Henry D. Wright, di- rector. BAND OFFICERS: MIXED CHORUS Row 1—Jo Ann Berry, Mary Sue Sullivan, Juanita Eveland, Gwendolyn Taylor, Janie Whitfield, Shelia Holt, Charlotte Dejournett. Row 2—Marilyn Chism, Rosemary Brown, Paulette Jenkins, Jo Ann Richardson, Mary Lou Shelly, Accompanist; Judy Burns, Naomi Pulliam. Row 3—Billy Howren, Jerry Davis, Donald Cross, Mike Gunn, Ronald Barnes, Larry Hartsell, Henry Wright, Director. BAND MAJORETTES Left to Right—Tommy Atwell, Janie Smith, Sandra Gill, Frances Vivrett, Cassandra Carlock, Virginia Hall, Luana Moore, Charlotte Wray. WATT’S AHEAD BETTER LIVING, OF COURSE! And, you can be sure, Electrical Living means Better Living. Have more leisure hours for a brighter future. LIVE BETTER . . . ELECTRICALLY Ark-Mo Power Co. 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. COMPLIMENTS OF - —THE MISSOURI— HERALD — SERVING HAYTI AND THE BOOTHEEL— Complete Commercial Printing Service. Tel 94 HAYTI, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF --- i-----GURLEY’S ---- SERVICE STATION Highway 84 West HAYTI, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF STORE PHONE 5 . . . . HAYTI, MISSOURI Best Wishes To You SENIORS of 1959 The DELTA GIN CO. (INCORPORATED.) A MODERN GIN AND BEAN ELEVATOR Your Business Appreciated LOCATED HIGHWAY 84 EAST | P ione 148________________Hayti, Missouri Congratulations 9 5 9 SENIOR CLASS Kohn's HAYTI, MISSOURI QUALITY and VALUE SINCE 1900 EVERYTHING TO WEAR COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phones 57 and 103 HAYTI, MO. Compliments of — TRAINOR’S REXALL LUNCHEONETTE PHONE HAYTI 46 MO. COMPLIMENTS OF PULLAM GROCERY Groceries - Meats Phone 206 ____i____ Hi-way 84 West HAYTI, MISSOURI JJere’s to good times and good friends “CUSTOM BUILT” 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 Peoples DRUG Store H. E. Ray buck Phone 95 HAYTI RHODES Lumber Company PHONES 358-437 HAYTI MISSOURI Compliments of HERFF-JONES COMPANY CLASS RINGS NAME CARDS INVITATIONS MEDALS and TROPHIES SCHOOL ANNUALS D. W. BLAKENEY Dexter Missouri Phone 210 CHARLES L. BRANDON Dexter Missouri Phone 313 Compliments of- GLOBE Shoe Shop SHOE REPAIRING SHOE SAMPLES SAVE UP TO 50%! ! PHONE HAYTI, 276 MO. COMPLIMENTS OF EL RANCHO HOTEL DINING ROOM PHONE 238 Highway 61 South _LLL HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF STEWART FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 16 Hayti, Missouri BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF 1959 KELLEY’S STATION V. R. Kelley, Jr., Owner 305 East Washington HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF - RITZ CLEANERS Alterations and One-Day Service ---PHONE 55---- 208-210 East Main HAYTI - - MISSOURI Compliments of — “The Store for Men.” CARUTHERSVILLE Compliments of- COLEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY THOMPSON BUILDING Phone 270 Hayti, Mo. Compliments of — SAND layiui AND GRAVEL Caruthersville, Mo. METZER’S O. K. RUBBER WELDERS and CONOCO PRODUCTS PHONE 508 West of junction 6l on Highway 84 Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF BONNEVILLE VISTA Haijti PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK SALES-SERVICE Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF JOY THEATRE SHOWING THE FINEST IN FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT LARGEST CINEMASCOPE SCREEN BETWEEN MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS _______________________ Phone 265 Hayti, Missouri We want to do something bigger and better—Class of 59! Pemiscot - HARDWARE COMPANY FRED GLASSCOCK, Owner GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION SPORTING GOODS GENERAL LINE HARDWARE Phone 72 Hayti, Missouri Compliments of SHI VELBINE MUSIC STORE CONN, LeBLANC and GEMEINHARDT BAND INSTRUMENTS MUSICAL ACCESSORIES SHEET MUSIC PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Phone ED 5-2575 628-630 Broadway Cape Girardeau COMPLIMENTS OF GWIN'S SERVICE STATION J. P. McAnally 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE Located at Junction of Hway 61 84 COMPLIMENTS OF E. F. Verde! and Company PHONES 44 and 1 HAYTI HAYTI FURNITURE APPLIANCE Shorthand whiz Marian Reynolds Shyest girl Ann Eveland Shyest boy Jack Crawford COMPLIMENTS OF Willsie’s REMNANT SHOP PHONE 881 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF Frankum’s BARBER SHOP HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Sims Denny SUPERMARKET COMPLIMENTS OF- HAYTI BARKOVITZ’S DEPARTMENT STORE AND BARKOVITZ’S VARIETY STORE MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Tel. 48 or 400 HAYTI, Mo. John W. German Funeral Homes Telephone 73 STEELE, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF . . . Nethery Builders Supply 17—Phones—370: Hoyti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations-SENIORS! STANFIELD JEWELRY STORE 322 Ward Ave. Caruthersville, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF KHOURIES’ The Leader Store Ready-to Wear SHOES-DRY GOODS HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of - J. W. LENTZ AUDITS Systems Installed Financial Statements Made and Analyzed Income Tax Service Bookkeeping Service HAYTI - - MISSOURI Compliments of— Compliments of — DALTON OIL CO. 130 - Phones - 184 Hayti Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF Anything for School Phone 263 Hayti, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF Van Johnson’s YOUR PLACE TO EAT Caruthersville, Mo. SHIREY’S DRUG STORE Babe Wilbanks, Prop. PHONE HAYTI 38 MO. Ray Furniture Store Hayti, Missouri MACK’S BUFFET PHONE 161 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF- SERVICE STATION Girl with loudest voice...........Carol Randell Girl with softest voice.........Loretta Young BAIN MOTOR CO. Most gone boy Edward Ferrell Girl easiest to get along with . . . Faye Holt Most reckless Driver . . . Best Driver Boy with best flattop . . . Best all round boy . . . . Johnny Joe Thomas Best all round girl .... Best boy dancer- Most studious girl Most studious boy .... COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF - Farmers Bank OF BRAGGADOCIO SECURITY AFETY ------------------- ERVICE tt I ■ W SINCE 1911 ? • W ( -fraycjaaocio, III to. VDrcicjijaaocio, l o. JIMMY OSBURN FUNERAL T� l. _ 2471 WARDELL,MO. HOMES, Inc. T l. - 843 HAYTI, MO. EARLS-WEBB, Inc. E. H. WEBB HAYTI, MISSOURI FORD TRACTOR SALES and SERVICE X h COMPLIMENTS OF . . . PEMISCOT COUNTY - VETERINARYfgg S HOSPITALgfe fj DR. J. V. MOORE, Prop- PHONE 125 HAYTI, MISSOURI'' -k: COMPLIMENTS OF HAYDEN'S CARUTHERSVILLE, MISSOURI DRUG STORE 5i 10« STORE 1200 WARD AVE. 1202 WARD AVE. Phone 606 Phone 946 COMPLIMENTS OF Curtis “SELF SERVICE” GROCERY MARKET Liquors, Beer Wine Gas-Oil Phone 9615 Highway 84 West HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF - ANGELO’S Pig Stand Lucille Smith Owner and Operator COMPLIMENTS OF DELTA GARMENT MFG. CO. PHONE 471 HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF RONNIE F. Greenwdl Gin We make your GOOD COTTON BETTERI Missouri and Illinois Exclusive Distributor of Deltapine Registered cottonseed. COMPLIMENTS OF HAYTI RADIO TV SERVICE I _________ 215 East Main Street PHONE 58 Richard Pankey Bob Brantley COMPLIMENTS OF CALDWELL VENDING COMPANY 904 W ayne Street PHONE 118 HAYTI Compliments of- . G. A. Super Market i COBB McADAMS, Prop. ----1---- PHONE 63. ____I______ I Hayfi, Missouri Phone 43 Hayti COMPLIMENTS OF HAYTI FLOWER GIFT SHOP 209 East Main Phones 597 and 741 Hayti, Missouri KENNETT, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF MISSOURI THEATRE HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Quality at your feet... CARUTHERSYILLE Boy most likely to succeed . Girl most likely to succeed . . Robert Osborne Most popular boy Most popular girl . Charles Sanders Shortest boy Lynn Euell Shortest girl Sue Northcutt Fraser Tallest boy Tallest girl Wayne Fitzgerald Girl with best manners . . . Boy with best manners . . . Quietest boy Girl with smallest waist . . Best dressed girl . . Elanor Fraser COMPLIMENTS OF PEMISCOT-DUNKLIN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED SERVING THE PEOPLE OF PEMISCOT, DUNKLIN AND PART OF NEW MADRID COUNTIES WITH DEPENDABLE, LOW-COST ELECTRIC POWER. LEON CHISM’S KEEN KUTTER HARDWARE PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. HAYTI MISSOURI Compliments of- COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF . . . HARDEN'S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF Andrews’ PROPANE GAS FERTILIZE CO. Hayti and Kennett WANDAS Beauty Salon Best boy artist John Wilbanks Best girl artist Ann Garner Boy with loudest voice Edward Wray BILL’S BAR III Phone 24 Highway 61-84 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Hinchey’s BILLIARD HALL PHONE 580 HAYTI Boy with fastest feet Jerry Byers Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF DrPepper Seven-Up BOTTLING COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF a GROCERIES - MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE 83 MR. FARMER When you buy a tractor in 1959. 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 Phones: Business 290 Home 428 YOUNG IMPLEMENT CO. Your ALLfS-CHALMEftS Dealer HAYTI, Compliments of MISSOURI HAYTI : : : : MISSOURI Compliments Of . . . BOTTLED GAS ICE QUALITY COAL PHONE 67 HAYTI, MO. Moore s Store 1 JUALITY MEAT: Highway 84 West HAYTI PHONE 202 MISSOURI Compliments of — DAVIS CLEANERS “Service with a Smile1' HATS BLOCKED ALTERATIONS- DYING Phone 198 HAYTI, MO. COMPLIMENTS PEMISCOT PACKING COMPANY Lard—Bacon Hams—Sausage WARDELL, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF - COMPANY INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS HAYTI - - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF- Northcutt’s Texaco SERVICE STATION 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 128 Highway 61 North Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF GWIN'S CAFE Highways 61-84 Phone 15 HAYTI, MISSOURI Wonder Bread Hostess Cakes 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 GARDNERS GROCERY Groceries - Meats Dry-Goods Highway 84 West PHONE 380 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF C. A. VIVRETT Furniture Store PHONES 412-339 HAYTI—MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF- DAIRY SERV TASTE RITE Famous for Super Thick Malts and Shakes Cones Banana Splits Dip Cones Pints Sundaes Quarts Drinks Sandwiches ALL-WEATHER SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Max Gaulding, Owners East Hi-way 84 Hayti, Mo. Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF I o 2s- v. CVV 6 ■4 ti5 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST STATE BANK OF CARUTHERSVILLE Let Us Serve Your Banking Needs Caruthersville Missouri Girl with best personality...........Ann Lefler Boy with best personality . . . Johnny Thomas Boy with cutest smile......................Dee Pate Girl with cutest smile.............Sue Maronay Largest boy.................................Don Hutchison Boy with largest appetite . . . Charles Vance Boy with prettiest eyes..........Phillip Evans Girl with prettiest eyes .... Margaret Brooks Boy with best build.............Edward Howard Girl with best figure......................Nell Hall Girl with prettiest hair .... Louise Emerson Muscle Bound.......................Bryant Pate