Hayti High School - Council Yearbook (Hayti, MO)

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Senior Class Prophecy Ronald Barnes will some day be president of the chain of IGA stores. Dorothy Bass will some day open her own Stagger-Out Nite-Club. Joann Berry will some day start her own Volkswagon factory. Morris Blaylock will some day own his own Shell Station. Joyce Cain will be raising Steele's future basketball champs. Mary Todd will be starting her own private airlines with Kenneth. Maurice Camp will be taking his wife, Pat, to the drag races. Marilyn Chism will have an Abominable Snow Man of her very own. Robin Cole will be an eccentric millionaire making Tootsie Rolls. Jackie Council will have his own freeway between Hayti and Braggadocio. Donald Cross will come back to Hayti and make another attempt at sports. Danny Curtis and Mike Gunn will be share» cropping under Hoye and Buck. Charlotte Ford will some day have a three- Ford family. Rita Dickerson will be delivering the St. Louis Post at recess. Betty Douglas will some day be the most talkative woman in Hayti. Sherry Gill, after many broken engagements and four years collegiate romancing will fin- ally settle down to one man and five kids. Mike Gunn and Danny Curtis will be teaching general business. Mike Gunn will be running his own Dairy Queen out by John Bay's. Richard Haley will be teaching his own agri- culture class. Carol Hanspire will succeed Coach Jackson in 1972. Jack Haney will open his own beauty shop. Larry Hartsell will redecorate the White House. Bill Howren will be another Teddy Bear and raise a lot of little cubs. Brenda James will take her basketball team to the state tournament. Jerry James will be living between Hayti and Braggadocio. Richard Jones will be star center for the St. Louis Hawks. Mike Kelley will take over Shirey's Drug Store and settle down to a house full of cheer- leaders, football and basketball players, and track stars. Sandra Ledbetter will own her own Club Zan- za. Elaine Massey will be keeping house for her husband, Butch, in a tent on the Sahara Des- ert where he is working. Angelo Mouhalis will be driving a truck for Daddy Miller. Carolyn Womble will be a man detective. Charles Pate will come back to HHS to trade his senior ring in for a newer model. Ralph Peterson will trade his stump for a pulpit. John Pool will be a dentist, unmarried, still looking for someone to go steady with. Mike Ratliff will wall-paper the School of the Ozarks. Barbara Sargent will be living in the Stone Age. Mary Lou Shelly will find that tall man in Jackson. Arvil Skinner will drive a truck and force his father-in-law out of business. Garry Smith will be singing the Air Force blues song. Janie Smith will be living in a trailer outside Jonesboro with a bunch of little Tom's running around. Freda Smotherman hasn't yet decided between the blond or the black-haired one. Suzanne Tillman will catch her lone wolf if she can get away from the pack. Luther Tull and Charles Vaughn will be co- editors of the Missouri Herald. Jerry Vivrett will be driving a truck owned by Dalton and Huber Oil Co. to deliver diamonds to Ted's Jewelry. Morris Waller will be Mayor of Newport. Ruth Whitaker will get an Academy Award. Janie Whitfield will change her field to a Hill. Darryl Young will be coaching basketball at Hayti and living half-way between Hayti and Braggadocio.

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Mrs. CLAIRELLEN PEEL Special Education Mrs. NELL LONG Second Grade w r Mrs. MARIE LLOYD Third Grade Mrs. MARTHA BAKER Second Grade Mrs. ALLIE MAE GREEN First Grade Mrs. VERNICE BROOKS First Grade Mrs. ELSIE ROGERS Third Grade Mrs. BOBBY SUE LAWSON Second Grade Mrs. EDDYE PEARL CASH First Grade

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