Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

k - 5 .1 NLIL Puut li S heel Io 1 Com me r c i oJ epctrfhn chi’ Hayfi H ujh School Hay't'i j Missouri Sh J)e Vlces j Editor 59--loO -LITHOGRAPHED BY MAX STURM PUBLISHING CO., HAYTI, MO., U. S. A. lVf rt£ Each year a publication comes out of H. H. S. called the COUNCIL. It endeavors to give a brief review of the mem- orable happenings of the past school year. This year our purpose is the same. We hope we have succeeded in preserving the worthwhile events of the 1959-60 school year. The COUNCIL is yours—you are the people who made the events and whose faces appear on the pages. We present your book to you in the hope that it will serve to be a vivid reminder of a wonderful school year. THE 1960 COUNCIL STAFF SHERRY D«WEE$E, Editor PATRICIA VIVRE TT. A� t. Editor JAMES PULLIAM JAMES BABCOCK RULAF VAN DE WAAL RONNIE McANALLY LYNNE DREW SANDRA BAKER GLENDA SHIRES CAROLYN CROSS CAROLYN CLARK BUNN NELLIE BELL DIANE THOMPSON ANN HUBER MARGARET LLOYD LUANA MOORE MILDRED DILLARD. Sp. 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 i ) | t f f v 1 Y1 JLr E'U 1 1 1 ml ------------------- Mrs. MARY GLASSCOCK -------------------- Hayti High has been fortunate to have on its faculty a lady who has taken a big interest, not only in the students she has in class, but in all students of Hayti High School. She has been a class sponsor for the past four years and has done the work, not only dutifully, but cheerfully. She has earned the love and respect of all students and members of the faculty. We are very happy and proud to dedicate this I960 COUNCIL to a wonderful and talented teacher, Mrs. Mary Glasscock. ADMINISTRATION C. M. BELL Superintendent MELVIN MANNING Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION AND OFFICERS-Seated: C W. Reed, III, member; C. B. Huber, Vice-President; LeRoy Whitener, President; C. M. Bell, Superintendent. Standing—C. A. Vivrett, member; R. O. Kneibert, member; Dr. A. G. Shirey, member; Max Sturm, Treasurer. Not Pictured—Ray Canpbell, Secretary. La Es. Normal Dal Estado NORMAN NELSON COACH-ORIVER EDUCATION Samo Stata Collaga MARVIN PARKER AGRICULTURE v Samo Stata Collaga Onlvarslty of Missouri FRANKIE DUNIVAN MATHEMATICS Uni. of Mo.-Uni. of Naw York Arkansas Stata JACK YOUNG SCIENCE Unlvarsity of Missouri Somo Stota Collaga BRUCE COLE ENGLISH Ark an tat State University of Missouri MRS. ROSE MILLER HOME ECONOMICS Mississippi Stota Collaga for Woman Mrs. MARY GLASSCOCK JUNIOR HIGH Ark. Stata —Uni. of Arkansos George Paabody College LAURENCE BAKER ART So mo Stata Collaga Mrs. MILDRED DILLARD COMMERCE Semo State College MRS. BARBARA SKINNER SCHOOL SECRETARY JAMES LANG BAND DIRECTOR Southwest Missouri State University of Missouri BILL NANCE COACH, SOCIAL STUDIES University of Arkansas WILLIAM E. LANDERS COACH-PHYS. EDUCATION Semo State College MRS. SYBLE EMERSON SCHOOL SECRETARY GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Front Row, Left to Right—Mrs. Nell Long, 2nd; Mrs. Bobby Sue Lawson, 2nd; Mrs. Martha Baker, 2nd; Mrs. Lillian McGahey, 5th; Mrs. Gaye Suddarth, 5th; Miss Dixie Scott, 3rd and 4th; Miss Ruth Sadler, Special Education; Mrs. Marie Lloyd, 3rd. Back Row, Left to Right—Mr. Dalton Roger, Principal North School; Mrs. Elsie Rogers, 3rd; Mrs. Pansy Jared, 3rd and 4th; Mrs. Myrtle Chism, 6th; Mrs. Flora Brewer, 7th; Mrs. Nell Shipton, 6th; Mrs. Johnnie Lawrence, 4th; Mrs. Hazel Lincoln, 7th; Miss Erma Pickens, 1st; Mrs. Allie Mae Green, 1st; Mrs. Vernice Brooks, 1st; Mr. Floyd Mathis, Elementary Supervisor. Not pictured: Mrs. Alta Moeckel, Music. A Salute to Supt. G M. Be Mr. Bell has been a school toachor in tho State of Missouri for ovor 40 yoars. Ho has sorvod os a school super� intendent for 33 years—the post 16 yoars as Suporintondent of the Hayti Schools. He has a Master of Education degree from tho University of Missouri and is highly considered throughout the State in the field of Education and Educational Administration. Ho served as Chairman of tho County Committee for tho two most important Referendum Elections for the benefit of Public Schools hold in Missouri in recent years: 1—A Constitutional change for the district to raise the tax for Bonding Purposes from 5 per cent to 10 per cent; and, 2—the Foundation Program for tho public schools in 1955 to increase State aid for School Districts. Ho has sorvod two terms as President of Pemiscot High School Association. Ho has sorvod as President of Southeast Missouri School Administrators. Ho has served as President of Missouri Association of School Administrators. Ho was elected to Phi Delta Kappa, an Honorary Fraternity, at the University of Missouri In the field of Educo� tional Administration. At the present time Mr. Bell serves on the County Committee appointed for the purpose of planning a Technical Trade School for Pemiscot County. He has served on numerous committees and made many talks throughout the State on School Finance and better education. Mr. Bell is also on octlve citizen in Hayti. He is a Mason and a Lion and has served as Secretary of the Hayti Lions Club since February 1945. He is Boy Scout Troop 95' Flnonce Chairman. He received special recognition from the Hayti Lions Club for his service to their organization. He is a member of the Hayti Methodist Church and has taught the Men's Bible Class for the past 12 years. Under his supervision, our local school district hos operated efficiently while having one of the lowest tax rates in this area. The Hayti School Distric has constructed the following buildings: three gymnasiums; one bus barn; two vocational agriculture buildings; 37 classrooms-o total building program of over one half million dollors. Yet the Hayti school district financial condition is In excellent shape whereas other schools in oi county having a 50 par cent larger tax rote have been operating with varying degrees of financial stress. Mr. Ball was recently chosen Man of the Yoor In Hayti. We wish to salute Mr. Ball upon his ratiramant for his untiring efforts during his 40 years in School work. -THE I960 COUNCIL STAFF SENIORS Class Officers: Cassandra Carlock, treasurer; Sherry DeWeese, president; Douglas Ruff, vice-president; Carolyn Bunn, secretary. GLEN ALBERT BABB Track � 60 F.F.A. 57, 58, 59, 60 No man is happy who does not think himself so.' JAMES FRANKLIN BABCOCK F.F.A. '57, 58, 59, 60 Council Staff 60 Truth is the highest thing that man may keep. ' NELLIE ERNESTEEN BELL Mixed Chorus '60 Council Staff 60 Pep Club 57, '58, 59 F.H.A. 57, 58, 59 Good manners and soft words have brought many a difficult thing to pass.' SANDRA KAV BELL Latin Club 59, 60 Vice-President 60 Glee Club 57 Spanish Club '60 Secretary 60 Mixed Chorus 57 Pep Club 57, 58, 59. 60 F.H.A. 57, 58, '59, 60 Secretary '58 Treasurer '59 Historian '60 Regional Trea. '59 Class Treasurer 59 Salutatori an '60 I can because I think I can. HARREL ROBERT BISHOP Track � 57, 58, 59 Band 58, 60 Spanish Club 60 Dance Club 57 Mixed Chorus 57, 60 Thespian 58, 59. ’60 Pep Club 60 Football 58. ’59 Senior Play 60 No one knows what it is he can do till he tries. TRENA ELAINE BLACKWELL Mixed Chorus 60 Spanish Club 60 Vice President 60 Student Council Rep. 59 Dance Club 58 Pep Club 57, 58, '59, 60 F.H.A. 57, 58, 59 Class Treasurer 58 Varsity Attendant 58 Paper Staff 59 Senior Play 60 Truth, Honor, and Good Fellowship.' NETTIE JEAN BRADLEY Latin Club 59 Mixed Chorus 60 The deed is everything; tb fame is nothing. MICHAEL KEITH BREWER Glee Club � 57 F.F.A. 57, � 58, � 59 Spanish Club '60 Track � 58. '59 Dance Club '58 Mixed Chorus � 57, 58 Thespian 60 Football 59, 60 Band Color Guard 59 Science Club 59 The worst is not—so long as we can say, this is the JAMES EDVARD BROGDON Piggott High School 57 Band '58, '59, 60 Secretary 60 All County '59, '60 Track '58 Football '58, '59, '60 Basketball '58 Pep Club � 60 Senior Play '60 Baseball 59, '60 Every man alone is sincere; at the entrance of a second man, hypocrisy begins. CAROLYN CLARK BUNN Football Queen '60 F.H.A. � 57, '58, ’59. '60 State Rep. � 59 Treasurer '60 Class Secretary 60 Council Staff '60 Pep Club '57, '58, '59 Council Maid '60 Pains of love be sweeter far than all other pleasures SANDRA COLLEEN CAMP Caruthersville High School '57, '58. '59 Pep Club '60 Thespian '60 Senior Play '60 All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. CASSANDRA CARLOCK Spanish Club President '60 Thespian President '60 Latin Club Reporter � 59 Cheerleader � 58, '59, '60 Class Treasurer 60 Class Vice Pres. 57 Student Council Rep. 57f � 58 Secretary 58 Football Queen Attn. '58 Fire Prev. Queen Attn. '58 District Typing Contest '60 Band '57, '58, '59. '60 Drum Major '57, '58, '59. '60 Dist. Twirling Contest '57 State Twirling Contest '57 Mixed Chorus Pianist 57, '60 a cappella Choir '57 Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasr RANDALL GROSE CARLOCK Glee Club '57 F.F.A. '58, '60 Band 57, 58, � 59, '60 Mixed Chorus '60 Dance Club '57 Football � 58, '59, 60 All Conf., 2nd Team '60 Class Vice-Pres. '58 Pep Club '60 Senior Play 60 Track � 58, '59 Good Humor is the health of the soul. WANDA JUNE CHRISTY They are never alone who are accompanied with noble thoughts. WILLIAM CLOYED CREASY F.F.A. ’57, '58, 60 Track '57 Basketball '58 Slow and steady wins the race. CAROLYN JEAN CROSS Braggadocio High 57 F.H.A. 58, 59 Pep Club 57, 58 Council Staff 58. ’59. 60 Air and manners are more expressive than words. SHERRY ELAINE DeWEESE Lacio Club � 59 Glee Club 57 Mixed Chorus 57, 60 Spanish Club 60 Band 57. 58 Secretary 57 Pep Club 57, 58, 59, 60 Thespian 59, 60 Secretary 60 Class Sec. and Trea. 57 Class Secretary 58 Class President 59, 60 Council Staff � 57, 58, 59, '60 Editor '60 U.N. Pilgrimage 59 Senior Play � 60 Assurance is two-thirds of success. MARY LYNNE DREW Latin Club '59, 60 Secretary '59 President � 60 Student Council 57, '58, 59 Secretary 59 Pep Club 57, '58, '59, 60 Secretary '60 Thespian 59, '60 Historian '60 F.H.A. '57, '58. '59 Secretary '57 Vice-Pres. '58 Council Staff '60 Football Queen Attn. 60 Basketball Queen Attn. '60 Paper Staff � 59, '60 Editor '60 Knowledge is a treasure but practice is the key to it. ENOCH JERRY EVANS F.F.A. '57, � 58, � 59, '60 Secretary 59 Football '57, '58, '60 All Conference '60 Baseball � 57, � 58, '59, '60 Senior Play '60 Basketball � 57, '58, '59, '60 It is my opinion that every man cheats in his own way, and he is only honest who is not discovered. BETTY JOYCE GUNN Glee Club � 57 Dance Club � 57, 58 Pep Club '57, '58, 59 F.H.A. '57, '58 Mixed Chorus '58 Be not simply good, but be good for something. KENNETH DALE GURLEY Ross High � 57, 58 Pep Club � 59 Paper Staff � 60 ‘'Who kills a man, kills a reasonable creature, God's image; but he who destroys a good book kills reason it- self. LARRY GENE HAMPTON F.F.A. 57, 58, 59, 60 Reporter '59 Track '57, 58, � 59 Football � 57, � 58, 59, 60 All Conference 60 Basketball � 57, � 58 Baseball '57 Boys will be boys.' ETTA EILEEN HANSPIRE Spanish Club '60 Mixed Chorus 60 Like our shadows, our wishes lengthen as the sun declines.' FRANCES MARIE IRIONS Steele High � 57, 58, '59 F.H.A. 60 The an of praising is the beginning of the art of pleasing. BARBARA JEAN JAMES Dance Club � 58 Pep Club '57, 58 Library Staff � 57 F. H. A. '58, '59 Silence and modesty are very valuable qualities in conversation.” NITA FAYE JAMES F.H.A. '57, '58, '59 Pep Club '57, � 58 Above our life we love a steadfast friend. ALVA LYNNE KELLEY Latin Club � 59, '60 Vice Pres. '59 Glee Club � 57 Cheerleader � 59, 60 Pep Club '57, 58, 59, '60 Thespian � 59, 60 Mixed Chorus � 57, 60 Student Council Rep. 59 Basketball Queen 59 Football Queen Attn. 57, '59 Paper Staff � 59, � 60 Senior Play '60 The heart will rule the head.” BEVERLY WILLIAMS LITTLETON Mixed Chorus '60 Band � 57, � 58, � 59. '60 Secretary 59 Dance Club 57 Pep Club � 57, '58, '59 President 59 Thespian � 58, 59 F.H.A. '57. � 58. '59. '60 The heart has reasons of which reason has no knowledge.” HOLLIS DALE McGAHEY F.F.A. '57, 58, 59, '60 Chaplin 60 Mixed Chorus 60 Band 57, 58 Thespian 60 Football 59, '60 Class President 57, 58 Class Vice-Pres. 59 ''Heights of success become us. ' LUANA MARIE MOORE Dance Club 57, 58 Pep Club '57, 58. '59. 60 F.H.A. 58. '59 Majorette '59, '60 Council Staff 60 Paper Staff 59, '60 Thespian '59, � 60 Senior Play '60 Glee Club 57 Council Queen '60 You may often make excuses for another, but never for oneself. BARBARA JEAN NORRID F.H.A. '57, '58, '59 Pep Club '57, 58. '59, '60 Enjoy when you can, and endure when you must. BONNIE JO NORTHCUTT Cheerleader '58 Dance Club '57 Glee Club '57 Pep Club '57. '58, '59. '60 Secretary � 58 President '60 Thespian '58, '59, '60 Vice-Pres. '60 F.H.A. 58, '59 Senior Play '60 There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. DORIS JANE OWENS Glee Club '57 Spanish Club '60 Mixed Chorus � 57, '58, '60 Dance Club '58 Pep Club '57, '58. 59, 60 Thespian '58, '59. 60 F.H.A. '57, '58 Class Historian '60 Senior Play � 60 All things come to him who will but wait. LINDA KAY PALMER Pep Club '57, '58, '59, 60 F.H.A. '57, 58, 59 Historian '58 Council Staff '59 Glee Club � 57 Senior Play '60 Not for oneself but for all. NELLIE COLLEEN PRATER F.H.A. '57, 58, 59, 60 Library Staff '58, 59 Don't advertise what you can do, do it. JAMES EDWARD PULLIAM F.F.A. ’57. '58. ’59. 60 Council Staff 60 Senior Play 60 A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. JERRY WAYNE RICHARDSON Mixed Chorus 60 Track � 57, 58, '59 Football � 57. '58, '59, 60 F.F.A. � 57, 58, 59. 60 ,fBe too big to be little.M SHARON ROGERS Pep Club � 57, � 58 Secretary � 58 Council Staff � 59 F.H.A. 57 The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.' DOUGLAS MACK RUFF Western Military Academy '57, '58 F.F.A. '60 Mixed Chorus '60 Class Vice-Pres. '60 Basketball '59, '60 Baseball '59, 60 Gain cannot be made without some other person's loss. JANICE GAY SANDERS F.H.A. '57, '58, '59 Class Secretary '59 Dance Club '57 Pep Club '57, '58, 59, 60 Everyone is like the company company he keeps. GLENDA FAYE SHIRES Pep Club '57, 58, 59. 60 F.H.A. '57, '58, '59, 60 Council Staff '59. 60 Library Staff '58 Glee Club '57 Don't put too fine a point on your wit for fear it may be blunted. FRANCES CAROLYN SMITH Library Staff '57, '58, 59 A quiet tongue bespeaks a busy brain. JOHN ERIC STURM F.F.A. '57, '58, '59, 60 Band '57, 58 Track '58. '59 Dance Club '57, '58 Thespian '60 Football '59 F.F.A. Meat Contest 60 Men of few words are the best men. DOROTHY JANE SULLIVAN Glee Club � 57 Mixed Chorus 57 Dance Club '57, 58 Pep Club '57, 58, � 59, 60 F.H.A. � 57, � 58, '59, Parliamentarian '59 Council Staff 59 A friend in one's second self. GLORIA JUNE TANNER Silence is deep as Eternity; speech is shallow as time.' JERRY WAYNE TAYLOR Band '57, '58, '59, 60 Librarian 57 Track '59 Mixed Chorus '57 Dance Club '57, '58 Pep Club '60 Football � 57, � 58, '59. 60 Glee Club '57 Be always as merry as you ever can, for no one delights in a sorrowful man. EDDIE HOWARD TILLMAN F.F.A. '57, � 58, '59, '60 Sentinel 59 Vice-Pres. '60 Student Council Pres. 59 Football � 58, '59. 60 All Conf. '59, '60 Council Staff 59 Baseball '58, '59, '60 Track 58, '59 A man is too apt to forget that in this aorld he cannot have everything, a choice is all that is left him. GEORGE EDWARD TILLMAN Mixed Chorus '59 Spanish Club '60 Boys State Rep. 59 Student Council Rep. '58 Track � 58, '59 Football '57. '58, '59, '60 All Conf. '59 Council Staff � 59 Science Club '59 Paper Staff � 60 Senior Play � 60 F.F.A. 57, '58, '59, '60 Chaplin 58 Treasurer '60 Algebra Contest 57 F.F.A. Meat Contest 58 Valedictorian 60 It is necessary for the happiness of man that he be mentally faithful to himself. KENNETH TODD F.F.A. 57, 58, 59, 60 A man is what he knoweth. ORVILLE HOUSTON TULL F.F.A. � 57, 58, 59. 60 Football '58, 59, 60 Track 58, 59 “Who overcomes by force hath overcome but half his foes.' - = A i' RULAF VAN DE WAAL F.F.A. 57, � 58, � 59. � 60 Council Staff '60 “Learning makes the wise wiser, but the fool more foolish. PATRICIA JOYCE VIVRETT Glee Club � 57 Band '57 Mixed Chorus 57 Dance Club '57, 58 Pep Club '57, 58, � 59, � 60 Vice-Pres. 60 Thespian '57, � 58, 59, � 60 Vice-Pres. � 59 F.H.A. '58, � 59, � 60 Parliamentarian 58 President '59 State Rep. '59 Council Staff '59, '60 Ass't. Editor 60 Paper Staff '60 Senior Play '60 “Life is not so short but that there is always room for courtesy. JOYCE ANN WHITE Dauce Club '57, '58 Pep Club '57, 58, '59, 60 F.H.A. '57, '58, ’59 Laugh and the world laughs with you; weep and you weep alone. RAYBURN STOKES WHITENER F.F.A. '57, '58, '59, '60 President '59, '60 Band '57, '58 Boy's State Rep. '59 Track '57. '58, '59 Mixed Chorus 60 Dance Club '57, '58 Football '57, '58, '59, 60 All Conference 59 Baseball '57, '58, 59, '60 Student Council Rep. 58, '59 Some are born great, some achieve greatness; and some have greatness thrust upon them.' THOMAS JAN WILKERSON F.F.A. '57, '58, '60 Band '57, '58, '59. '60 Vice-Pres. '60 Thespian '60 Mr. St. Pat '60 Senior Play 60 A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest man. JUNIORS Class Officers: Ellis Marie Webb, secretary; Thomas Milligan, president; Margaret Lloyd, treasurer; George Lefler, vice-president. HELEN ALEXANDER Never get in a hurry.” CAROLE BAKER Pass the salt, Kenneth.” SANDRA BAKER Is Wayne helping you study tonight, Sandra? JUDY BELL Don’t touch that candy!” JERRY BREWER Huh, what’d you say, Mr. Cole? WAYNE CALLAHAN Yup, broke my leg.” RONNIE BIRMINGHAM Smiley” BILL BRYANT Gurley, let’s go to Mars. RITA CRAWFORD Oh! Those pretty dimples. J- Wj VERNON BINGLE I just can’t learn to draw, Mr. Baker.” JUDY CRAIG I still think they should have girls’ football. ROSEMARY BROWN Rebound, Dedo! VERNON CROSS MIKE CURTIS KENNETH DEAN Seek and ye shall find! ••I'm on my way to C'ville. Rough and Ready. JERRY DOWNING PEGGY DREWRY JUANITA EVELAND Movie Star I'll take my car if you'll buy the gas. Oh, girl! Let me tell ya. TOMMY FITZGERALD A. G. FRANKS SANDRA GILL Mrs. Sigler's Buddy But Mr. Nance, I don't have elbow power! I like P'ville! GARY GURLEY Tm a traveling man! AW HUBER Need any gas?M MARGARET LLOYD MLet s go to Blytheville in my Buiclc!” JERRY HARGROVE But, Mr. Cole, I’m not asleep.” PAULETTE JENKINS MOh, how embarrassing!” RICHARD MARTIN ••Hi!” DAVID HOWARD Hey, Jerry. Wait up!” GEORGE LEFLER ”1 belong to the Drummers’ Union.” RONNIE Me ANALLY I get 7 hours of sleep every day!” I THOMAS MILLIGAN There’s one in every crowd!” JOHN PULLAM I’m really very likable.” JO ANN RICHARDSON Missouri Theatre” DOROTHY MORGAN Aw, Shucks!” NAOMI PULLIAM Well, gol-lee, well!” WANDA SANDERS Dig me, cat!” ROBERT PLUNK I’ll get that English yet.” CALVIN RATLIFF Psst, what page are we on?” FRANK SMOTHERMAN I won it shootin9 craps!” MARY SUE SULLIVAN GWENDOLYN TAYLOR CAROLYN THOMAS Come on, Jo Ann!” ’'Horrors! Phys. Ed Flash LATRICIA THOMAS What are you up to now, Carolyn?' DIANE THOMPSON I don t talk much. JERRY TODD Aw, shout up, Arlene! RONNIE TROWBRIDGE ELLIS MARIE WEBB CAROLYN WHITE Out Braggadocio way. I'll go far in Chemistry. Let me tell you about last night! JUDY WHITE Oh, ya'll!” SHIRLEY WOMBLE Did you see who wa in that car?” JUDY WOOLDRIDGE You got troubles, Wooldridge?” CHARLOTTE WRAY JOYCE YOUNG Those boys are in ..ohi Kennech!” my car again!” SOPHOMORES MIKE KELLEY, President; DANNY CURTIS, Vice-President; RALPH PETERSON, Secretary; VIRGINIA HALL, Treasurer. Ronald Barnes, Dorothy Bass, Jo Ann Berry, Morris Blaylock. Row 1—Freeman Burkeen, Judy Bums, Joyce Cain, Mary Callahan. Row 2—Maurice Camp, Marilyn Chism, Robin Cole, Jackie Council. Row 3—Donald Cross, Danny Curtis, Charlotte Dejournett, Eunice Denny. Row 4—Rita Dickerson, Betty Jo Douglas, Wanda Estes, Darrell Evett. Row 1—Betty Ftaset, DeLisle Fuller, Sherry Gill, Mike Gunn. Row 2—Richard Haley, Virginia Lee Hall, Carol Hanspire, Larry Hartsell. Row 3—Billy Howren, Brenda James, Jerry James, Richard Jones. Row 4—Mike Kelley, Emma Jean Kilburn, Sue Klinkhardt, Sandra Ledbetter. Row 1-Nancy Mobley, Kay Morgan, Buzzy Mouhalis, Carolyn Ogden. Row 2—Judi Page, Ralph Peterson, Johnny Pool, Mike Ratliff. Row 3—Judy Reynolds, Barbara Sargent, Mary Lou Shelly, Arvil Skinner. Row 4-Gary Smith, Janie Smith, Freda Smotherman, Suzanne Tillman. Row 1-Luther Tull, Charles Vaughn, Chester Vaughn, Jerry Vivrett. Row 2—Walter Walker, Morris Waller, Ruth Whitaker, Janie Whitfield. Row 3—Darryl Young. Not Pictured—Tommy Gayle Atwell, Alice Huddleston, Charles Pate. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1—Effie Smith, Barbara Lucy, Susan Bryant, Janie Smith, Martha Frankum, Frankie Duni- van, Sponsor; Joy Eveland, Virginia Fraser, Gayle Rogers, Betty Jo White, Gaylon Becker, Bobby Tillman, Shirley Brown. Row 2—Russell Gilmore, Shirley Smotherman, Pat Kirby, Myra Murphy, Marla Gill, Linda Mor- gan, Ralph Craig, Juanita Odom, Carolyn Williams, Margaret Anderson, Belinda Owens, Elsie Bingle, Glenda Sheckell. Row 3—Duane Whitfield, Stephen Stetson, Jackie Counce, Alfred Russom, Ted Eveland, Ken- neth Melton, Bobby Russom, Betty Russom, Billie Douglas, Lois Brown, Patricia Freeman, Brenda Brummett. Row 4—H. C. Bradley, Glen Garrett, Joe Shirey, Stephen Bradford, Peter Tinsley, Mike Brown, Mike Kinder, James Whaley, Jimmy Burroughs, Mary Vaughn, Darlene Rudd. Row 5—Claude Williams, John Wiggington, James Alexander, Roger Hatley, Ronnie Thomas, Harry Dowdy, Ricky Ings, Jerry Odom, Ronald Smith, Don James, Jackie McCoy, Patricia Gardner. Row 6—Larry Meatte, Jerry McFadden, Ray McLemore, Neely Mitchell, Danny Howell, Leon Morrison, Billy Ragan, Betty Shaver, Glenda Tull, Ronnie Marks. FRESHMEN REGGIE SCHENIMANN, Treasurer; TOMMY DREW, Secretary; DANNY RUFF, President; GARY DALTON, Vice-President; BILL LANDERS, Sponsor. James Adkisson, Nellie Beatty, Brenda Biddle, Donald Bishop. Row 1—Sherry Blackwell, Thomas Burkeen, Marilyn Cain, Anne Clifton. Row 2—Gary Dalton, Sandra Dodson, Tommy Drew, Edward Emerson. Row 3—Douglas Evett, John L. Ferguson, Shirley Fisher, Guy Garrett. Row 4—Gene Geurian, Robert Gould, Freddie Grimes, Paula Gurley. Row 1—Laverne Hurley, Joyce Irious, Jack James, Karen Jennings. Row 2—Ann Keirsey, Jerry Leslie, Linda Letner, Donald Loyd. Row 3—Betty Manning, Christina Martin, Michael Mathis, Jerry Merrell. Row 4—Glenda Miller, Freddie Plunk, Margie Powers, Vonda Powers. Row 1—Danny Ruff, Zelda Sawyers, Reggie Schenimann, Bill Shirey. Row 2—Lucretia Shirey, Dottie Smith, Renna Smith, Martha Suddarth. Row 3-Ronnie Thomas, Valerie Thornton, Charles Tillman, Arlene Todd. Row 4-Johnny Trowbridge, Margaret Vaughn, Betty Vhite, Kay Vilbanks. Not Pictured—Bonnie Gordon. FOOTBALL Row 1—Robert Gould, DeLisle Fuller, Billy Howren, Johnny Trowbridge, Buzzy Mouhalis, Charles Tillman, James Brogdon, Arvil Skinner, Kenneth Dean. Row 2—Charles Pate, John Ed Pullam, Tom Drew, Mike Kelley, Mike Gunn, G. Eddie Tillman, Orville Tull. Not Pictured—Jerry Evans, Jerry Richardson, Randy Carlock, Eddie H. Tillman, Larry Hamp- ton, Rayburn Whitener, Mike Brewer, Jerry Taylor, Dale McGahey. For four consecutive years Hayti High School has had fine football teams. The players pictured here helped make another good year possible in 1959. Loss of linemen like George Tillman and James Brogden will require a rebuilding job. The HHS backfield situation looks much brighter for the I960 season, however, since two of the most outstanding backs in the Conference—Kenneth Dean and Arvil Skinner—are returning. SEASON’S RECORD Tabulation: Won 5, Tied 1, Lost 3 September 11 Hayti 6 Caruthersville 7 September 18 — Open September 25 - Hayti 58 East Prairie 6 October 2 — Hayti 33 Piggott 0 October 9 Hayti 13 Chaffee 41 October 16 — Hayti 28 Dexter 6 October 23 — Hayti 13 Malden 7 October 30 — Hayti 14 Corning 13 November 20 — Hayti 13 Trumann 13 November 26 — Hayti 0 Portageville 12 MIKE GUNN TOM DREW MIKE KELLEY 1 BILL HOWREN ARVILLE SKINNER � i. � . JAMES BROGDEN SKINNER AND DEAN KENNETH DEAN Kenneth Dean mod all Conference in 1959; wo the highest scoring bock in the Littlo Si . Ho won ho Little Si trophy for molt points scorod. This lod has another good yoor coming up. Arvil Skinner did an outstanding job as a Sophomore. He should make a fine high school back during the next two years. George Tillman, a Senior, mode all Conference; was a good team man and a smart football player. Mike Kelly rtd Mike Gunn also wore outstanding as Sophomore players. BASKETBALL “A” TEAM Row 1—Robert Plunk, John Ed Pullam, David Howard, Tom Milligan. Row 2—Douglas Ruff, Jerry Hargroves, Jerry Evans, Tom Fitzgerald, Coach Nelson. December December December December December December December J anuary J anuary January January January J anuary J anuary F ebruary F ebruary F ebruary February February F ebruary 1 ----- 4 ---- 7 12----- 15 ---- 17 ----- 22 ----- 28-Jan. 2 7 ----- 12 ----- 15 ---- 19------ 22 ----- 26------ 27 ----- 2------ 5 ----- 8-13 — 16 ----- 18 ----- 22-27 — SEASON'S RECORD Tabulation: Won 5� Lost 16 Hayti 24 Deering 66 Hayti 30 Caruthersville 74 Bragg City Tournament Hayti 37 Wardell 77 Hayti 42 Holland 52 Hayti 48 Holcomb 59 Kennett Tournament Hayti 49 Bragg City 84 Hayti 54 Braggadocio 49 Hayti 43 Cooler 55 Hayti 59 Hornersville 72 Hayti 45 Ross 57 Hayti 51 — Steele 73 Hayti 50 Matthews 61 Hayti 65 Braggadocio 49 Hayti 38 Caruthersville 63 Conference Tournament Hayti 58 Portageville 56 Hayti 51 Wardell 76 Regional Tournament Bragg City Tourney: Won 1, Lost 2 Conference Tourney: Won 1, Lost 1 BASKETBALL “B” TEAM Row 1-Guy John Garrett, Freddie Plunk, Billy Shirey, Danny Ruff, Charles Tillman, Tom Drew. Row 2—Ronald Barnes, Donald Cross, Mike Gunn, Darryl Young, Mike Kelley, Arvil Skinner, Coach Nelson. SEASON'S RECORD Tabulation: Won 15, Lost 5 December 1 Hayti 56 Deering 61 December 4 Hayti 58 Caruthersville 19 December 15 Hayti 53 Wardell 34 December 17 - Hayti 61 Holland 25 December 22 - Hayti 52 Holcomb 33 January 7 - Hayti 68 Bragg City 51 January 12- Hayti 60 Braggadocio 33 January 15 - Hayti 64 Cooter 26 January 19 - Hayti 43 Homersville 69 January 22- Hayti 47 Ross 43 January 26 - Hayti 36 Steele 54 January 27 - Hayti 78 Matthews 50 February 2 Hayti 74 Braggadocio 34 February 5 Hayti 42 Caruthersville 46 F ebruary 8-13 County Tournament C’ville February 16 - Hayti 49 Portageville 43 February 18 - Hayti 45 Wardell 37 Cooter Tourney: Won 1, Lost 1 County Tourney: Won 2, Lost 1, Second Place JUNIOR HIGH A” TEAM Row 1—Johnny Trowbridge, James Adlcisson, Billy Shirey, Mike Mathis, Gary Dalton, Charles Tillman, Danny Ruff. Row 2—Gene Guerian, Guy John Garrett, Thomas Burkeen, Tom Drew, Robert Gould, Freddie Plunk, Mr. Young, coach. Tabulation: Won 6, Lost 4 JUNIOR HIGH B TEAM Row 1-Joe Shirey, Bobby Russom, Russel Gilmore, Peter Bob Tinsley, Glen Garrett, Ralph Craig. Row 2—Kenny Melton, Duane Whitfield, Steve Stetson, Harry Dowdy, Corky Williams, Kenny DeWeese, Mr. Young, coach. Tabulation: Won 6, Lost 3 TRACK TEAM Row 1-Calvin Ratliff, Maurice Camp, Vernon Cross, Jerry Vivrett, Kenneth Dean, Arvil Skin- ner, Buzzy Mouhalis, Johnny Trowbridge, Charles Tillman, Charles Pate. Row 2—Morris Waller, Robert Gould, Glen Babb, Mike Kelley, Mike Gunn, Billy Howren, James Adkisson, DeLisle Fuller, Luther Tull, Jerry Leslie, Gary Dalton, Tom Drew. Row 3—Kenny Melton, George Lefler, Bill Bryant, John Ed Pullam, Guy John Garrett, Richard Haley, Donald Cross, Thomas Burkeen, Danny Ruff, Reggie Schenimann, Donald Bishop, Mike Mathis, Billy Shirey, Russell Gilmore. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1—Bobby Russom, manager, Dennis Harden, H. C. Bradley, Roy Drew, Randy Kelley, Tommy Sanders, Emerson Smith, Allen Williams, Peter Bob Tinsley, Phillip Sturm, Kenny DeWeese, Sandy Sanders, Bobby Palmer, Bruce Martin. Row 2—Danny Ruff, Donald Bishop, Charles Tillman, Guy John Garrett, Gary Dalton, Robert Gould, Gene Guerian, Freddie Plunk, Reggie Schenimann, Johnny Trowbridge, Tom Drew, Joe Sbirey, Steve Stetson, Jerry Leslie, Jerry Merrell, Glen Garrett, Mike Mathis, Coach Nelson. SEASON'S RECORD Tabulation: Won 5, Lost 1 September 17 Hayti September 24 Hayti October 1 Hayti October 7 Hayti October 15 Hayti October 22 Hayti 13 33 Blytheville 34 14 13 26 14 East Prairie 13 Baseball Team SUB-DISTRICT CHAMPS-1960 Row 1—Freddie Plunk, Tom Drew, Guy Garrett, Robert Gould, Danny Ruff, Bill Shirey, Tom Milligan, Coach Nelson. Row 2—Bobby Russom, manager, Arvil Skinner, David Howard, Jerry Evans, Doug Ruff, James Brogdon, Eddie H. Tillman, Rayburn Whitener, Kenneth Dean, Frank Smotherman. Not Pictured: Robert Plunk. CHEER LEADERS Ellis Marie Webb, Sue Klinkhardt, Judy Reynolds, Judy Bell, Alva Lynne Kelley, Cassandra Carlock. Queen of the Council LUANA MOORE Football Queen CAROLYN CLARK BUNN Football Attendants KAY WILBANKS JOYCE CAIN Basketball Queen ELLIS MARIE WEBB 71 BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS GEORGE EDDIE TILLMAN ALVA LYNNE KELLEY SOPHOMORE PILGRIMAGE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1—Rose Ann Miller, Sponsor; Ann Huber, Carol Baker, Suzanne Tillman, Sandra Gill, Judy Bell, President; Margaret Lloyd, Carolyn Bunn, Sandra Bell, Mary Lou Shelly, Marilyn Chism, Joyce Cain. Row 2—Dorothy Bass, Shirley Womble, Kay Morgan, Mary Sue Sullivan, Betty Fraser, Diane Thompson, Joyce Young, Ellis Marie Webb, Judy Wooldridge, Pat Vivrett, Frances Irions, Glenda Shires, Beverly Williams Littleton, Glenda Miller, Brenda Biddle, Linda Letner, Wanda Estes, Janie Whitfield. Row 3-Judy Reynolds, Marilyn Cain, Sandra Ledbetter, Dorothy Morgan, Betty Manning, Margie Powers, Sandra Dodson, Paula Gurley, Lucretia Shirey, Martha Suddarth, Kay Wilbanks, Sue Klinkhardt, Brenda James, Freda Smotherman, Valerie Thomton, Sherry Blackwell, Barbara Sargent. Row 4—Rita Dickerson, Mary Callahan, Joyce Irions, Ann Keirsey, Christina Martin, Shirley Fisher, Judy Burns. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1-Jerry Brewer, Luther Tull, Johnny Trowbridge, Tom Milligan, Eddie G. Tillman, Eddie H. Tillman, Rayburn Whitener, President; Charles Pate, Ronnie Trowbridge, Dale McGahey, Charles Vaughn, Morris Blaylock. Row 2—Marvin Parker, Sponsor; Jerry Merrell, Gene Geurian, Donald Lloyd, Douglas Evett, Donald Bishop, James Adkisson, Darrell Young, Mike Mathis, Billy Shirey, Jimmy Williams, John Ferguson, Guy Garrett, Jerry Downing. Row 3—Thomas Burkeen, Freddy Grimes, Freddy Plunk, Wayne Callahan, A. G. Franks, David Howard, Chester Vaughn, Vernon Bingle, Jackie Council, Kenneth Todd, Rulaf Van De Waal, James Babcock, William Creasy, Jerry Todd, Walter Walker. Row 4—James Pulliam, Darrell Evett, Dickie Martin, Randy Carlock, Larry Hampton, Eric Sturm, Charles Tillman, Robert Gould, Tom Drew, Jerry Leslie, Glenn Babb, Jerry Richardson, Doug Ruff. LATIN CLUB Row 1—Carol Baker, Sandra Bell, Ann Huber, Lynne Drew, President; Judy Wooldridge, Alva Lynne Kelley. Row 2—Susie Sigler, Sponsor; Joyce Cain, Margaret Lloyd, Ellis Marie Webb, Judy Bell, Ralph Peterson, Danny Curtis, Vernon Cross, Mike Kelley. Row 3-Jack James, Donald Cross, Marilyn Cain, Ronald Barnes, Jerry Vivrett, John Edward Pullam, Robert Plunk. SPANISH CLUB Row 1-Sherry DeWeese, Sandra Bell, Cassandra Carlock, President; Trena Blackwell, Judy Wooldridge, Eddie G. Tillman. Row 2—Susie Sigler, Sponsor; Calvin Ratliff, Tom Fitzgerald, Mike Brewer, Doris Owens, Mike Curtis, Johnny Poole, Robert Bishop, DeLisle Fuller. THESPIAN CLUB Row 1—Doris Owens, Pat Vivrett, Lynne Drew, Historian; Cassandra Carlock, President; Bonnie Northcutt, Vice-President; Sherry DeWeese, Secretary; Luana Moore, Alva Lynne Kelley. Row 2—Robert Bishop, Sandra Camp, Eric Sturm, Ellis Marie Webb, Dale McGahey, Mike Brew- er, Carole Baker, Judy Bell, Margaret Lloyd, Wanda Sanders, Naomi Pulliam, Jassamyn Garrett, Sponsor. LIBRARY STAFF Left to Right—Arlene Todd, Ann Keirsey, Betty Fraser, Rita Dickerson, Ruth Whitaker, Bruce Cole, Sponsor. COUNCIL STAFF Row 1—Carolyn Cross, Pat Vivrett, Assistant Editor; Sherry DeWeese, Editor; Luana Moore, Lynne Drew. Row 2—Carolyn Bunn, Glenda Shires, Nellie Bell, Ann Huber, Sandra Baker, Diane Thompson, Margaret Lloyd. Row 3—James Babcock, Rulai Van De Waal, James Pulliam, Mildred Dillard, Sponsor. ARROW STAFF Row 1—Carole Baker, Editor; Margaret Lloyd, Judy Wooldridge, Lynne Drew. Row 2-Pat Vivrett, Alva Lynne Kelley, Laurence Baker, Sponsor; Ann Huber, Diane Thomp- son, Eddie George Tillman, Sandra Baker, Kenneth Gurley, Ronnie Birmingham, Mari- lyn Chism, Luana Moore. BAND Majorettes—Janie Smith, Tommy Atwell, Rita Crawford, Cassandra Carlock, Drum Majorette; Sandra Gill, Head Majorette; Charlotte Wray, Luana Moore, Virginia Hall. Row 1—Ronnie Birmingham, Beverly Williams Littleton, Gary Dalton, Danny Ruff, Reggie Schenimann, Carole Baker, Ronald Smith, Peter Bob Tinsley. Row 2—Mike Mathis, Guy Garrett, Donald Bishop, Tommy Fitzgerald, Kay Wilbanks, Sue Klinkhardt, Martha Frankum, Christina Martin, Don James, Joe Shirey, Buzzy Mouhalis, Mike Curtis, John Edward Pullam, Jerry Taylor. Row 3—Peggy Drewry, Patsy Kirby, Marla Gill, Duane Whitfield, Bobby Tillman, Ricky Ings, Robert Plunk, Gaylon Becker, Johnny Poole, Steven Stetson, Stephen Bradford, Billy Shirey, Randy Carlock, Robert Bishop, James Brogdon, Maurice Camp, Judy Craig, Robin Cole. Standing—Bill Bryant, George Lefler, Jackie Counce, Glen Garrett, Mike Brown, James Land Director. JAMES BROGDEN President GEORGE LEFLER Vice-President SUE KLINKHARDT Treasurer CAROLE BAKER Secretary MIXED CHORUS Row 1—Mary Callahan, Naomi Pulliam, Joyce Young, Cassandra Carlock, Doris Owens, Sherry DeWeese, Beverly Williams Littleton, Trena Blackwell, Eunice Denny, Suzanne Tillman. Row 2-Paulette Jenkins, Juanita Eveland, Charlotte Dejournett, Carol Hanspire, Rita Craw- ford, Charlotte Wray, Alva Lynne Kelley, Nellie Bell, Nettie Bradley, Sandra Gill. Row 3—Jerry Downing, Randy Carlock, Robert Bishop, Jo Ann Richardson, Dale McGabey, Rayburn Whitener, Jerry Richardson, Jerry Hargrove, Doug Ruff, Frank Smotherman. BAND MAJORETTES Row 1—Rita Crawford, Charlotte Wray, Cassandra Carlock (Drum Majorette), Tommy Atwell, Luana Moore. Row 2-Janie Smith, Sherry Gill, Sandra Gill (Head Majorette), Glenda Miller,Virginia Hall, Naomi Pulliam. HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB Cheerleaders-Sue Klinkhardt, Judy Reynolds, Ellis Marie Webb, Judy Bell, Alva Lynne Kelley, Cassandra Carlock. Row 1—David Howard, Ronnie Birmingham, Frankie Smotherman, Sandra Bell, Luana Moore, Lynne Drew, Secretary; Bonnie Northcutt, President; Pat Vivrett, Vice-President; Doris Owens, Treasurer; Glenda Shires, Margaret Lloyd, Sandra Camp, Gay Sanders, Joyce Young, Sandra Gill. Row 2—Thomas Milligan, Mike Gunn, Freda Smotherman, Judy Wooldridge, Ann Huber, Carol Baker, Wayne Callahan, Jerry Todd, Jerry Brewer, Gwendolyn Taylor, Wanda Sanders, Trena Blackwell. Row 3—Richard Haley, Billie Howren, Ronnie Trowbridge, Buzzy Mouhalis, Mike Kelley, Arvil Skinner, Brenda James, Joyce Cain, Marilyn Chism, Rita Crawford. Row 4—Naomi Pulliam, Charlotte Wray, Arlene Todd, Betty Fraser, Juanita Eveland, Carol White, Peggy Drewry, Jo Ann Richardson, Rosemary Brown, Jo Ann Berry. Row 5—Barbara Sargent, Valerie Thornton, Brenda Biddle, Janie Whitfield, Wanda Estes, San- dra Dodson, Ann Keirsey, Linda Letner, Paula Gurley, Betty Manning. Row 6—Martha Suddarth, Glenda Miller, Kay Wilbanks, Sherry Blackwell, Marilyn Cain, Mary Lou Shelly. Row 7—Charles Tillman, Tom Drew, Billy Shirey, Guy Garrett, Donald Bishop, Reggie Schen- imann, Gary Dalton, Danny Ruff, Robert Gould. Row 8-Linda Palmer, Joyce White, Dottie Sullivan, Calvin Ratliff, Jerry Vivrett, Ralph Peterson. Row 9—Robert Bishop, Mike Brewer, Eddie H. Tillman, Jerry Richardson, Randy Carlock, Doug Ruff, Johnny Poole. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Cheerleaders—Vicki Curtis, Martha Frankum, Valerie Thornton, Kay Wilbanks, Joy Eveland, Angela Cooper. Row 1—Virginia Fraser, Betty White, Juanita Odom, Myra Murphy, Marla Gill, Patsy Kirby, Martha Suddarth, Glenda Miller, Brenda Biddle, Linda Letner, Marilyn Cain, Sherry Blackwell, Betty Manning. Row 2—Gayle Rogers, Robert Gould, Billy Shirey, Reggie Schenimann, Charles Tillman, Tom Drew, Danny Ruff, Gary Dalton. Row 3—Duane Whitfield, Jackie Counce, Ricky Ings, Peter Bob Tinsley, Mike Mathis, Donald Bishop, Guy Garrett, James Adkisson. Row 4—Shirley Smotherman, Steven Stetson, Alfred Russom, Ted Eveland, Mike Brown, James Whaley, Bobby Russom, Kenny Melton, Ralph Craig. 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. 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. COMPLIMENTS OF STORE PHONE 5 . . . . HAYTI, MISSOURI BEST WISHES TO YOU SENIORS OF 1960 ----------------COMPLIMENTS OF------- DELTA GIN CO. (Incorporated) ------------R. 0. KNEIBERT, Manager - T 1-1---- YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED ______i_i_i__ HAYTI. MISSOURI Congratulations 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 ,.. may you always have an abundance of both COMPLIMENTS OF BARKOVITZ’S DEPARTMENT STORE AND HAYTI BARKOVITZ’S VARIETY STORE MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF John W. German Funeral Homes 208 North 3rd Street 325 Sooth Walnut Phone 48 or 400 Phone 73 Hayti. Missouri Steele, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF . . . PI Ineid) Nethery Builders Supply 17-Phones-370l Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF Congratulations-SENIORS! STANFIELD JEWELRY STORE 322 Ward Ave. Caruthersville, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF Van Johnson’s YOUR PLACE TO EAT Caruthersville, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF KH0URIES’ The Leader Store Ready-to Weor 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— SHIREY’S DRUG STORE Babe Wilbanks, Prop. PHONE HAYTI 38 MO. Compliments of — DALTON OIL CO. 130 - Phones - 184 Hayti Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF Anything for School I I Phone 263 Hayti, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF Ray Furniture Store 4‘fjl f J Hayti, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF BAIN MOTOR CO. Telephone 32 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF Boeving Brothers Cotton Company HAYTI, MISSOURI phone 143 P. 0. Box 446 COMPLIMENTS OF - I------Farmers BankI------------------- _OF BRAGGADOCIO_______ SECURITY AFETY ---------------- ERVICE 8ranalocio, Wo. S'NCE 1911 Bn aJocio, Wo. Compliments of - — PENDERS JEWELRY STORE1 America's Finest Time Pieces ELGIN-BULOVA WATCHES HAYTI - - MISSOURI Compliments of LARRY TIDWELLS SERVICE STATION and CAFE Phone 266 or 921 HAYTI, MO. SUPPORT YOUR YEARBOOK ADVERTISERS Compliments of HOWARD’S Athletic Goods Co. 900 BROADWAY Phone 5-7729 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF Reynolds- Joplin COTTON COMPANY HAYTI, MISSOURI RHODES Lumber Company PHONES 358-437 HAYTI MISSOURI 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 (or Farm Trailer DODSON’S BODY WORKS TEL. 467 TEL. 467 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF PEMISCOT-DUNKLIN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED ni 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. Since 1937 Downtown on the square HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Skeete SPORTING GO ON THE Phone: 8 361 r Kell ODSCOMPANY SQUARE 1 Kennett, Mo. We show our appreciation of orders by sending you what you want when you need it.” COMPLIMENTS OF BANK OF HAYTI HOW BIG SHOULD A BANK BE? Large enough to provide you with all the services you expect. Small enough to know you by name and to extend the friendliness we feel is part of every business transaction. HAYTI, MO. FORD TRACTOR SALES and SERVICE Compliments of - Lamar Thompson Cotton Co. Lamar Thompson Edward A. Ruff E. H. WEBB HAYTI, MISSOURI Tel. 806 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 1 I _ Mr. and Mrs. Max Gaulding, Owners East Hi-way 84 Hayti, Mo. CURTIS'S CAFE SERVICE STATION Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF '60 Quality Cleaners HAYTI MISSOURI MACK’S BUFFET PHONE 161 HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Curtis “SELF SERVICE GROCERY MARKET Liquors, Beer Wine Gas—Oil Phone 9615 Highway 84 West HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF L F. Verdel and Company Cotton PHONES 44 and 1 HAYTI COMPLIMENTS OF - ANGELO’S Pig Stand COMPLIMENTS OF Willsie’s REMNANT SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF Sims Denny SUPERMARKET Lucille Smith Owner and Operator PHONE 118 HAYTI 204 South Third Street PHONE 881 HAYTI Hayti, Missouri Compliments of - COMPLIMENTS OF I. G. A. Super Market I COBB McAOAMS, Prop. HAYTI FLOWER GIFT SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF. MISSOURI THEATRE PHONE 63. i I------- Hayti, Missouri 209 East Main Phones 597 and 741 Hayti, Missouri HAYTI MISSOURI HERFF-JONES COMPANY The Finest in— CLASS RINGS - GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS and TROPHYS - CAP and GOWNS “Artmaster Yearbooks Charles L. Brandon Box 350 Dexter, Missouri Phone 313 D. W. Blakeney Box 350 Dexter, Missouri Phone 210 FIRST STATE BANK of Caruthersville Let Us Serve Your Banking Needs Phone 1700 Direct Line to Hayti—108 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF Jimmy Osburn Funeral Homes, Inc. - 1 L Phone 2471 Phone 843 WARDELL HAYTI Compliments of Peoples DRUG STORE H. E. Raybuclc Tel. 95 HAYTI F. L. Kelly PHONE 23 HAYTI, MO. Compliments of INMAN’S DRIVE-IN GROCERY MARKET Luther and Daisy Inman, owners HAYTI MISSOURI Compliments of p GURLEY’S i T SERVICE STATION Highway 84 West- HAYTI, MO.---- COMPLIMENTS OF THE MISSOURI HERALD Serving Hayti and the Bootheel Complete Commercial Printing Service Tel. 94--HAYTI KELLEY ELECTRIC CO. Milton Kelley, owner CONTRACTORS Commercial and Industrial Wiring GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORS and CONTROLS Day Phone 234 Night Phone 333 321 SOUTH THIRD STREET HAYTI, MISSOURI Compliments of SHERWOOD’S LUNCHETTE Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, owners BISHOP’S GULF SERVICE HIGHWAY 61 and 4th STREET Phone 9626 Hayti, Missouri Our Service is as good as our product and our product is the BEST! COMPLIMENTS OF GROCERIES - MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE 83 MR. FARMER When you buy a tractor this year, be sure it has . . . Automatic traction oooster 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 ALLIS-CHALMERS Deo Ur HAYTI, Compliments of MISSOURI HAYTI : : MISSOURI Compliments Of . . Moore s Store QUALITY MEATS BOTTLED GAS ICE QUALITY COAL Highway 84 West PHONE 67 HAYTI, MO. HAYTI PHONE 202 MISSOURI Compliments of - GLOBE Shoe Shop SHOE REPAIRING SHOE SAMPLES SAVE UP TO 50%! ! PHONE HAYTI, 276 MO. Compliments of BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS — KELLEY'S STATION V. R. Kelley, Jr., Owner 305 East Washington HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF - Compliments of - COLEMAN INSURANCE AGENCY THOMPSON BUILDING Phone 270 Hayti, Mo. Compliments of — SHIVELBINE 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 STEWART FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 16 Hayti , Missouri RITZ CLEANERS Alterations and One-Day Service ---PHONE 55---- 208-210 East Main HAYTI - - MISSOURI Compliments of - “The Store for Men.” CARUTHERSVILLE SAND layiui AND GRAVEL Caruthersville, Mo. Metzger’s O. K. RUBBER WELDERS and CONOCO PRODUCTS PHONE 508 West of junction 6l on Highway 84 Hoyt i, Missouri COMPLIMENTS INK PEMISCOT COUNTY ” VETERINARY HOSPITAL h DR. J. V. MOORE, Prop. PHONE 125 HAYTI, MISSOURI M COMPLIMENTS OF — DORRIS MOTOR 1 COMPANY BONNEVILLE VISTA Hoyti PONTIAC-GMC TRUCK SALES-SERVICE Missouri Compliments of- DAVIS CLEANERS Service with o Smile HATS BLOCKED ALTERATIONS-DYING Phone 198 HAYTI, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF . . . BILL’S BAR 11 Phor Highw ° 5 25 £ OO HAYTI MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF - DAIflSOU Oil 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- HARDEN'S GROCERY 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 JOHN DALE'S TV SERVICE • PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE • REASONABLE RATES Phone 389 South Sid of Squor Hayti, Mo COMPLIMENTS OF Wallace Buchanan Co. 300 Ward Avenue Phones 462 or 962 APPLIANCES TELEVISIONS FURNITURE CARUTHERSVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF S. P. OATES Insurance 30 Years of Service Phone 98 Hayti, Missouri Compliments of Club Zanza Jimmy White, proprietor Dancing nightly except Sunday Phone 9625 or 765 for Reservation Johnny’s SERVICE STATION Wash-Lub-Oil ROAD SERVICE Phone 914 300 East Washington HAYTI Compliments of DAISEY QUEEN Joe Price, owner Hayti Missouri Compliments of GLACO MOTEL U. S. Highway 61 South Mary and Fred Glasscock owners HAYTI, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF RONNIE F. Greenwell Gin KANSAS CITY LIFE INSURANCE CO. AGENT Missouri and Illinois Exclusive Distributor of Deltapine Registered cottonseed HAYTI, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF EL RANCHO C. D. MUSIC CO. HOTEL DINING ROOM W. U. DAWSON Phone 238 JUKE BOXES PIN GAMES Highway 61 Phone 254 HAYTI - - MISSOURI HAYTI - - MISSOURI vve BS . !v« f T - . —: f . • ‘ vv r ■ ffv Sg22� .''• X..:- - ;-- : : $ ' ' ' ' -V ✓ r ' • ft tt Sfr'- • N ' ' ,• • _, -