Henryville High School - Hi Lites / Memories Yearbook (Henryville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1950 volume:

Aml. WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 DO DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK, MEMORIES OF H. H, 8. , TO OUR DARENTS IN APPRECIATION OF THEIR PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING THROUGHOUT THE YEARS. The'voice of parents is the voice of gods, for to their children they are heaven's lieutenants -Shakespeare mirmn vva Dw'W '- . -hL AHurt. Dickson 9r: ncl pal SCIOnce Murrcl Muagscl lauSIc SUE METZGER Susie Pres1dent CARROLL GRIFFIN Grit CHARLES SMALLWOOD Rex MAX MONTGOMERY Frog V1ce-Pres1dent GENE SCHAFER Bush NANCY MCNAY Nani. SUE HCKEAN Dodo Treasurer KERIII JACKSON AUSTIN THOMAS JICK , Stick ANNA.GUTHRIE Annabelle DONALD WOOD mn JOANN TAYLOR Jeannie PAULINE COLLINS Polly VIRGEL BASHAM Virg MALCOLM CHER Mac N MARY GUERNSEY Marty DARRELL WOODLOCK Buck MARJORIE MONTGOMERY Margie JIMMIE PARRRISH ll Jim MAUD GUERNSEY WILMA STAPLES Willie BETTY WAGGONER Settinhen INEZ ZOLLMAN Chick CHARLES POPP Tunic CHARLENE HAYES Charlie C L A S S P R 0 P H E C Y Joyce Prall, new president of the United States on the Vegetarian ticket, found this prophecy in the files of the War Department, aided by her staff, the Junior Class of '50. CHARLES POPP is now a great tenor at the Met. His first concert was a sell- out--nobody came. DONALD WOOD, now a Fuller Brush men, only sees his wife, the former Joyce Dixon, every two weeks. Its' love at long distance. ANNA GUTHRIE, all-American volley ball champion, is signing up for 1960 Olym- pics. She won't have too much competition, though, since no other country plays voily ball. SUE METZGER, who is now Mrs. Wang Hoo, married a Chinese while on e.missionary trip to China. They have three lovly children named Hing-Soo, Ker-Choo, and Woo-Woo. SUE MCKEAN'S last showing in modern art scared even the critics. tToo loderni WILMA STAPLES now has her hearts desire--living on a campus as a professor's wife. BETTY STETTENBENZ tWAGGONERi has finally settled down with her husband and is cooking three meals a day. Kenneth recently recovered from a serious case or ptomaine poisoning. MAX MONTGOMERY has Just bought Everitts Tomato Hill with the money he had made working for Everitt. INEZ ZOLLMAN is living on the Andrew Broady Farm west or the city of Under- wood. Her Address is 41072 Bellflower Boulevard. JO ANN TAYLOR is a preacher's wife. She is having trouble teaching her child- ren to behave in church. WILLIAM CAMPBELL now hes a good Job with WHAS as a repairman; since he is a bachelor, many movie stars have given him good offers. CHARLES SMALLWOOD Just married his 9th wife. The former Levonne Smith, his wife, didn't know when he married her he was going to lake a hnbit of it. MALCOLM CHER is now writing love stories for True Confession e nationally published love magazine. He recently received honorable mention from the Association of National Do; Biscuit Manufacturers for his romantic reveletions in the story or the Loves of Fido . NANCY MCNAY has a swell Job working for the Bell Telephone Company in Louise ville. She watches the clock and when someone calls her department she siggs the time to them. JIMMY PARRISH, who has been taking vocal lessons, is serving a short sentence in Jail for disturbing the peace. GENE SCHAFER is living on prosperous life at the milins Ranch Just above the school house. She is now in high society since her husband is president or the Reynolds Spring Company. MAUDE GUERNSEY and her husband now own a truck line. Her pest time is taking care of their resturant. tend kidsi. KERMIT JACKSON is now in the movies. He has run Clark Gable out of business. He recently divorced Ruth Prall to marry Margaret O'Brien. tHe is plenning to donate the proceeds of the divorce to AUSTIN THOMAS. a Purdue graduated arch- itect to build a Henryville Field House.i CARROLL GRIFFIN, a nationally known play-boy is now planning a trip to the South Seas to catch him a mermaid. MARY GUERNSEY is drawing $3,000 a week playing the piano in 11.. P. msial's Symphony Orchestra now playing at Carnegie Hall. VIRGIL BASHAM is still playing basketball. He played four years at Western Kentucky and is now playing with the Indianapolis Olympians. Doctor CHARLENE HAYES Just invented a wonder drug. She named it erter Hade- call and called it Couldn't-call. MARJORIE MONTGOMERY is married to a professor or Literature7tt Ball State Teachers College. She teached Home Wrecking at Henryville. DARRELL WOODLOCK is how a famous photographer at Towers Studio in New York. After taking a dozen sensational shots, he found he didn't have a film. Joyce Prall was the model. PAULINE COLLINS and her husband are now running the Vest Private Airport. They are experimenting with a cup to keep the flying saucer company. 1QAA$ He. :TYi L A S T W I L L A N D T E S T A M E M T We, the Senior class of 1950, of sound mind and healthy physique, do make this our last Will and Testament. Each article herein described is bequeathed severally to the below-mentioned individuals according to the terms of this Will and Testament. We hereby declare all previous promises to pay, Will: or Testaments made by the class as null and void. we hereby appoint as sole administrator of this Will, our principal, to administer this Will and Testa- ment as he sees best. To dear old H. H. S. we leave our ability to make money and our empty seats icomplete with used guml and the hope that all girls in the coming classes may be as beautiful and all the boys as handsome as we, the Seniors of '50. We, the Seniors, leave Mr. Dickson our ability to remain cool, calm and collected in any situation. We leave Miss Dunlevy the class of '51 and a large bottle of aspirin. To Mr. Furnish we leave a record of Tennessee Ernie's Mule Train . To Mrs. Koehler we leave a bottle of hand lotion so her husband will not have dishpan hands. To Mr. Adams we leave a new hoe and a book on How 29 Raise Turnigs. We leave Miss Waltz a carload of Bazooka bubble-zum-far her future typing students. To Miss Hooker we will a new hair- brush to use on the Study Hall Students. As to the individual wills, I, REX SIALLWOOD, will to Iancel Bagshaw my front teeth, and to George Turner my success in shooting pool. May he use it to the best of his advantage. I, WILMA STAPLES, will to Elizabeth Schafer my ability to get up at 8:29 and get to school at 8:30 and to Donald Robertson, I leave my bashfulness. We, MAUD GUERNSEY and DARRELL WOODLOCK, leave our rumble seat tactics to Joyce Prall and Thbmas Roe. I, KERMIT JACKSON, will to Ruth Prall my smile and my beautiful white teeth. I, MALCOLM OMER, will to Charles Dickson my superb basket ball technique and to James Ferguson my beautiful blond curls. I. BETTY STETTENBENZ, will to Betty Pfister my slim girlish figure and my ability to get a man. I. SUE McKEAN, will to Betty Chapman my alert mind and brown eyes. I, PAULINE COLLINS, will to Lavonne Smith my passion for men in the Airforce. I, IAX MONTGOMERY, will to Mildred Sweeney my neatly combed hair. I, GENE SCHAFER, will to Gloria Smallwood my eight o'clock curfew and to Martha Hahn, my used typing paper. I, MAUD GUERNSEY, will to Mary Lou Butts my height and my black. curley hair. I, DONALD WOOD, will my unique ballroom dancing ability to Ann Wiseman. I, DARRELL WOODLOCK, bequeath all slightly used gum under seat four, second row to Mary Penney. 1, JAMES PARRISH, will my razor and my precious half-used bottle of Hadecol to Donald loore. I, INEZ ZOLLMAN, will to Joan Hall my last year's Bookkeeping practice set. I. NANCY MCNAY, leave my ability to sing Salvation Army hymns to Neva Watson, and Freida Hall, my ability to run the high hurdles. I, CARROLL GRIFFIN, will my handsome physique to Sophia Hamm. I, MARY GURENSEY, will to Doris Jones my ability to converse with Virgel and type at the same time. I. AUSTIN THOMAS, will to McKee Hunk my new hair cut. I, MARJORIE MONTGOMERY, will to Reva Watson my little blue address book . I won't be needing it. Also to Joyce Oldham my ability to write letters and get an answer. I, JOANN TAYLOR, will Dwight Killebrew my knowledge of how to fix a little black Ford. I, CHARLES POPP, will to Charles Knaebel, my ability as a crooner. I, SUE METZGER, will my tiny feet and other maidenly charms to Anna Pfister. I, VIRGEL BASHAM, will my ability to write amatory poetry to Shirley Smallwood. I, ANNA GUTHRIE, will the first edition of my new book 59! $9.!l9 Friends egg ;n;lugncg Sophomores to Marvin Vest. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our names: .ii... W1. 1 w ' iii . 1 i S I z ;; ..i.i.i......hili.-v lilliuw Wulcolm S ue Tn r. Kean ... , w. 41-07 ..qu mm THE SENIOR CLASS I'm writing a poem of the Seniors of the class or nineteen-fifty, The class of dear old H. H. S. and brother, is it nifty: To start out with there's William who hasn't got an enemy here, He's a boy who you're proud to be around throughout thd whole school year. Then next there's Pauline, a girl of class and style, She wants to get married right away, but has to wait a long while. Then there's Carroll, a wonderful guy, a guy who is handy with girls When He passes through the aisles at school, he leaves all or them in a whirl. And fourth there's Mary, a cute little miss; she's seventeen and maybe a half, She does very well in her subjects. at typing she's head or the class. Next there's Maude, her cousin, a girl of fourteen and three, Whenever these girls are together, the world is full of glee. And Anna, who's eighteen in a month or so, another of the Senior Class, Tho' there's twenty six of us now, she doesn't come in at the last. Charlene is there, the next in line, she sure is one of us, I'm not so sure how her grades run, but she never raises a fuss. Kermit Jackson is next you shall see, a boy who is bashful as he can be. He has curly hair and dark brown eyes, although he's bashful, he's really a swell guy. Sue McKean is next to Jackson, you know, our treasurer of forty-nine-- Check over her books all you want, you'll find it all there to the dime. And Nancy, the brain, as you may call her, is running a race with Sue, To see who's the smartest and makes the best grades. I'll leave it all to you. Sue Metzger, the girl I mentioned above, is smart as she can be, We elected her president of our class, and she keeps us full or glee. The next we see is Marjorie M., another school mate of ours, She likes to ride in Model A's and stay out very late hours. And of course, there's Max, who is Marjorie's cousin, If he has any enemies they'd be less than a dozen. Malcolm is the tallest one or our class--he's six feet three inches tall, To show how smart he really can be he's heading for Purdue this fall. Jimmy Parrish, ah: now there is a boy--he was cheer leader last year, Whenever he has a fuss with a girl, he makes it all quite clear. Charles Popp, we know, is another fine lad, a lad we love to see, His subject we think that he likes best, is reciting PO-E-TRY. Gene is there with the rest of the class, a girl who is honest and true, As long as you are good to her, she will be good to you. And now it's Rex, a basketball player, he may be little but he's good, He's a little short guy with wavy hair, and go with all the girls, he could. The next we have is Wilma 5., she's as pretty as she can be, :e're waiting and wondering and hoping to see, the man whose wife she's gonna ee Betty is the girl whose already hitched, but finishing her school the same, She's lucky and smart and already knows, that marriage is not Just a game. Jo Ann is going to be a poet, I think; she writes poems in Government class, But that doesn't hinder her other work, because she isn't one of the last. Now Austin, is the guy you want to know, Big Stick , as he's often called, If anyone ever goes picking on you, call Austin, and he'll get mauled. Donald is the Senior's hunk of man, To please the girls, he can't be beat, To show you what a gentlemen he is he'd give anybody his school room seat. ,Darrell is a pal of everyone; to no one he shows any hate. Talking about getting to school on time he's one guy who's never late. And then there's Inez, another little miss, who likes to go to school as well as eat, She gets her lessons all down pat; as for bookkeeping she can't be beat. At last there's me, there's nothing to tell, except as a Senior I'm proud to be :3 have gone through school with all of my pals, and hope they've had as much n as me. Well, there they are, the Whole Senior Class and boy 1am I glad. I'll remember this poem in later years, and think about the fun we've had. hhSENIORS TEN YEARS AGOhh First Row tLeft to Righti: Marshall Swisher,011fford Call,uax Hontgomery,$onny Carpenter,Johnny Heath,Betty Jo EggenSpeller,Pauline Collins,MarJorie Mont- gomery,Maud Guernsey,Mary Guernsey Second Row: Gene Schafer,nar1a Evans,CarrolI Griffin,Hugh Miller,Donnie Taylor Jimmie Guernsey,Sue McKean,Betty Brooks,MarJorie Payne,Anna Guthrie Third Row: Malcolm Omer,stan1ey Bagshaw,Daniel Hobbs,G1adys Roe,Gharles Sweenoygnarrell Woodlock,Billy Wilkerson,Dona1d Wood,Mary Lee Essenspeller, Inez Zollman Fourth How: John Agar,MarJaret Kallenbaugh,CIenton Bushon,Sammv Taylor,Tommy Taylor,Kermit Jackson,Vernon Nickelson,Bobby Thomas Fifth Row: Lucy Grider, Miss Ditzel tTeacheri SENIOR SIDELIGHTS WANTS :- -E NEEDS Vlrgel Basham A Play Boy More Height William Campbell A Jockey A Horse Pauline Collins A Housewife A sheet of Air Mail stamps Carroll Griffin A Pharmicist A raise Mhry Guernsey A Secretary A lap to sit on Maud Guernsey A Hash slinger An apron Anna Guthrie A President Campaign manager Charlene Hayes A Housewife To be less impulsive Kermit Jackson A SEOrtS Promoter To smile more Sue McKean A Mortician A shovel Nancy McNay A Hillbilly A guitar Sue Metzger A Fortune Teller A fortune Marjorie Montgomery A Housewife A husband Max Montgomery A Bull Fighter A red cape Malcolm Omer An Engineer A secretary Jimmie Parrish A Bathing Beauty Some Hadacol Charles Popp An Opera Star To eat more spinach Gene Schafer A Chorus girl Vitamins Charles Smallwood A Loafer An assistant Wilma Staples A Hobo A waltzing matilda Betty Stettenbenz An Adagio Dancer A Catchers mitt Jo Ann Taylor A Lady Wrestler A book of directions Austin Thomas A Filling station A wig attendant Donald Wood A Butler Some lovin' Darrell Woodlock A Dog Catcher A road map Inez Zbllman A Beautician A bus tdcket to Sellersburg CLASS MOTTO: Prepare For Life 7CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLGAER: White Carnation E 1 l wt h-uuhwmorh. 4 . Joyce Prall Pres1dent H 4 .a ,. Georg Turner Mckee Munk Mar Penni V1ce- resident 01335 Historian 3 ,1 I . R Wm Wesley Parrish Marvin Vest Joyce Oldham Sophia Hamm Donald Robertson Gloria Smallwood Donald Moore Doris Jones Jimmy Ferguson Neva Watson Churles Dickson Jimmy Wininger Shirley Smallwood Dwight Killebrew Ruth Prall Joan Hall Freda Hall Betty Pfister Anna Pfister Ann Wiseman Betty Chapman Mildred Sweeney Elizabeth Schafer If! H n n! 1 mi: FIIISHIIEII AAA .. NA .---AU-A lst Row and Row: 3rd Row: lst Row 2nd Row: 3rd Row: FRESHMEN 1eft to right : Carl Campbell, Herschel Wells, David Thomason, Carl Bridges, David Dunlevy, Rhondal Mullins, Melvin Wininger, lph Taylor, Verne Aldrich, Roscoe Smith, Donnie Roe, Eugene Sanders, Howard Shaw . Neil Taylor, Miss Hooker Sponsor, Martha Sweeney, Helen Turner, Nellie Petty, Charlotte a1coner, Dolores Linne, Gladys Goedecker, Janet Lewis, Laura Witten, James Guthrie, Curtis Waggoner. Donald Stettenbenz, Gale McKean, Carol Wood. Anna Hogue, Thelma Jones, Annette Williams, Ida Lee Watson, Mary'Staton, Elsie Grider, Joyce Davis, Carol Montgomery. SOPHOMORES left to right : Frankie Payne, David Wood, Billy Elrod, Robert Robertson Jack Keeling, Stevie Price, James Simms, Sherman Thomas. Marjorie auernsey Christena Guthrie, Joyce Dixon, Dorothy Collins, Bett? Smallwood, belano Hall, Betty Taylor, Anthony Hayes. Mr. urnish, Sponsor, Phyllis Williams, Pauline Bagshaw, Shirley Snyder, Barbara Killebrew, Patsy Henretty, Sue Conroy, Marjorie Coomes, Bonnie Aldrich, Dorothy Norman, Bruce Erickson. llllli P l I I l S E C O N D-'T E A M With Ball: George Turner, Student Manager First Row: Coach Furnish, Jimmy Guthrie, Melvin Wininger, Rhondal Mullins, Herschel Wells, Albert Dickson, Principal Last Row: Roscoe Smith, Tommy Roe, Bruce Erickson, Jack Keeling. David Wood, nbrvin Vest Robert Robertson. Middle Row: Carl Bridges, David Dunlevy, Curtis Waggoner, Jimmy Ferguson. SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE H 0 Nov. 4 Saluda 28 35 Nov. 11 N. Washington 33 18 Nov. 15 Silver Creek 17 30 Nov. 18 Crothersville 34 16 Nov. 23 Austin 27 22 Nov. 25 Pekin 33 25 Dec. 2 Georgetown 34 36 Dec. 9 Charlestown 23 24 Dec. 16 Borden 41 22 Dec. 20 Lexington 34 20 Jan. 13 Saluda 23 35 Jan. 20 Georgetown 42 21 Jan. 27 Crothersville 22 18 Feb. 3 N. Washington 29 22 Feb. 10 Charlestown 16 29 Feb. 14 Hanover 45 34 Feb. 17 Borden 41 19 Feb. 18 Vallonia 27 26 YELL LEADERS NEVA WATSON CHRISTENA GUTHRIE DWIGHT KILLEBREW 1949-1950 BASKET BALL SCHEDULE H Nov. 4 Saluda 58 Nov. 11 N. Washington 35 Nov. 15 Silver Creek 39 Nov. 18 Crothersville 41 Nov. 25 Austin 51 Nov. 25 Pekin 52 Dec. 2 Georgetown 50 Dec. 9 Charlestown 45 Dec. 16 Borden 24 Dec. 20 Lexington 21 Co- N.W. 9 Jan. 7 Tourney C. 54 Jan. 15 Saluda 44 Jan. 20 Georgetown 61 Jan. 27 Crothersville 53 Feb. 3 N. Washington 64 Feb. 10 Charlestown 40 Feb. 14 Hanover 52 Feb. 17 Borden 64 Feb. 18 vallonia 44 Feb. 23 N. Salisbury 55 57 24 56 29 59 51 51 28 55 50 51 55 48 47 49 35 42 55 45 F I R S T - T E A M Front Row: McKee Hunk, Donald Moore, Charles Smallwood, Charles Dickson, Donald Wood Last Row: Coach Furnish, Charles Popp, Tommy Roe, Virgel Basham, Kermit Jackson,0harles Knaebel SOME BUZZING ABOUT THE HORNETB The Hornets of 49-50 started the season well by winning six games in a row. Then something happened and they lost three straight before coming out and winning again. Then came time for the Co-tourney where the Hornets tackled New Washington and then Charlestown for the trophy. The Hornets were pretty well ragged out before they played Charlestown that night because their game with New Washington was so late in the evening, and they finally had to surrender to the Charlestown Pirates.n But still, Henryville didn't lose altogether for their center, Charles Dickson. won the trophy for sportsmanship. The Hornets had only to admit defeat twice in the rest or their scheduled? games. One was Charlestown who defeated them in the co-tourney and once previous to that. The other was Vsllonia, their last game, but they didn't feel so badly about that for as some of the boy's said, It's not so bad losing to a real team as Vallonia had. They ended the season with fourteen wins and six losses. The Hornets got their chance in the Sec. Tournament Thursday night,l?eb. 23, at New Albany against New Salisbury. New Salisbury came out winner by eight points, closing the basketball season for the Hhrnets. The leading scorer of the year was McKee Munk,Junior forward of the starting five with 328 points to his credit. An average or 15 points per game is nothing to be laughed at. Charles Dickson is second of the starting five with 200 oints. Charles Smallwood is third with 165. Virgel Basham is fourth with 14 and Donald Moore is fifth of the starting five with 58. We are hopeing that next year the scoring is even higher then this year, and wishing all the boy's good luck in winning all their games. Who knows, maybe Henryville will take the Sec. tourney next year: 1 l 1 3 3 lst Row 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: m 3391;95me left to right : Betty Smallwood, Gloria Smallwood, Jean Oldham, Elizabeth Schafer, Phyllis Williams, Anna Hague, Annette Williams, Shirley Snyder, Ruth Prall, Margie Coomes, Doris Jones, Anna Phister, Joyce Oldham, Neva Watson, Thelma Jones, Martha Sweeney, Gale McKean, Ir. Muessel. Sue Metzger, Mildred Sweeney, Jo Ann Taylor, Gladys Godeker, Elsie Grider, Shirley Smallwood, Janet Lewis, Joyce Prall, Lavonne Smith, Reva Watson, Dorothy Collins. Ann Wiseman, Freda Hall, Sophia Hamm, Betty Stettenbenz, Charlotte Falconer, Mary Staten, Gene Schafer, Patsy Henretty, Sue McKean, Ida Watson. Nancy McNay, Betty Chapman, Mary Butts, Barbara Killebrew, Pauline Bagshaw, Joyce Davis. DIRECTOR-uu. P. unassm.s Mitor-m.Ch1.fu o c o a Assistant Editor . . . . Publicity Director . . . Business nanager . . . . Production Hanagor . . . Artuitorooooooo Literar Social Editor Sports iterl . . . Class Editor - . . . Typistso . . . . . Faculty Adviser . '00-'00...- .Oonoooouoo 0.04.000... P .COHOO..OOC . Nancy McNay . Reva watson . Anna Guthrie Mary Guernsey Maud Guernsey . . Sue McKean Wilma Staples Carroll Girfin . Charles Popp . Senior Class . . I13: Waltz Clear,Coo! 'Watowr s' !7;V 4W I. $.72, ak No Ev ul Y 0 En! No Evil See GIGMOLU'GI'I Time of a kind ' SEVENTH GRADE lat Row left to right : Carolyn Bundren, bece Hall, Dretta Cox, Patricia Thompson, Margaret Crowley, Frances Lewis, Evelyn Crowley, Ralph Guthrie, Bary Wells, Ronnie Roe, Steve Hothbauer, Rosa Basham, Raymond.Popp. 2nd Roszorman Chapman, Alvin Basham, Virginia Hall, Shirley Carpenter, Juanita Mull, Ella Schmidt, Nancy Ryan, Mary Vest, Donald Dirkpatrick, George Norman. 5rd Row:Donald Bagshaw, Elizabeth Neville, Billy Dietrich, Marcella Smith, Bernice Daily, Boby CiSsell, Larry Dean, Georgia Riley, Elizabeth Spurgeon, Teacher. 4th Roszary Kinney, Floyd Stone, Nancy Grider, Wanda Stone, Joan WOOd. Billy Staples. . EIGHTH GRaDE lst Row left to right : Allen Basham, Nancy Flood, Charlotte HBnretty, Gayle Guernsey, Shirley Hamm, Thomas W1111ams,thnnie Elrod, Hugh Cox, Guy Guernsey. 2nd Row:Melvin Thomas, Arlie Dotson, Tim Doup, Froman Neville, Harold Jackson, Dickie Smallwood, Charles Rueff, Jbsephine Baxter, bece Watson, Darlene Kellebrew. 3rd Roszetty Coomes, Marcella Jackson, Barbara Furnish, Jban Thomas, Betty Jo Butts, Agnes Riley, Iris Linne, J. M. Glass, Teacher. 4th Row:Thomas Taylor, Cleota Lewellen, nose Bagshaw, Murray Bagshaw, Dale WEtson, James Palmer. Not shown: Gerald moore. lst Row 2nd Ron; 3rd Row: 4th Row: FTFTH GRADE left to right : Mary Ellen Bolly, Charles Smith, Bernard Jackson, Robert Collings, Lula Belle Meadors, Christina Linne, Lowell Dietrich, Mary Etta Thompson, Clari Bell Coomes, Wanda Boggs, Mary Lou Payne, Marion Taylor. Dolores Dotson, Nellie Jones, David VanMeter, Kermit Cox, John Hen- retty, Marianna Watson, Juanita Killebrew, Wilma Wininger, Leon Kirk- patrick, Roger Watson, Thelma Masters, Teacher. Ronald Robertson, Doris Mullins, Violet Cochran, William Sanders, Wilford Barrett, Barbara Falconer, Elizabeth Lewis, Ronald Mintgomery, Juanita Price. Sidna Anderson, Mary Sidebottom, Wilbur Lewellen, Cora Louise Diet- rich, Samny Staton, Jacquelan Hostettler. Not shown: Donna Richey, Betty Jean Jones. lst Row 2nd Row: 5rd Row: 4th Row: , , l!IllIl:EIl!-lHIIIIIII SIXTH GRADE 1eIt to right : John Prall, Judy James. Dale Mullins, Larry Wells, Lowell Allen, Eunice Collins. Betty Cox, James Miller, Granuel Spen- cer, Bobby Smallwood, Albert Sweeney, Venice James, Tom Guernsey, Paul Montgomery, Frank Hurrle, Teacher. Janet Enteman, Carolyn Oldham, Donald Carpenter, Larry Meadors, Mary Schmior, Laura Barrett, James Dickson, Robert VenMeter, Barbara Dacy, Ramona Dean, Evelyn Coomes. Donald Jackson, Alberta Watson, Nelson Dietrich, Helen Dixon, Dennis Kinney, Fred Barrett, Joyce Stettenbenz, Hershel Witten. Thomas Robertson, Ruth Daily, Karl Hahn, Kaye Coots, Donna Edwards, Mary Ann McKain. Not shown: Fay Beach, Raymond Casey. lat Row 2nd Row: 5rd Row: TthD GRADE left to right : Charlotte Robinson, Shirley Spencer, Iarry Watson, William Oles, George Watson, Garden Lung, Linda Linne. Michael Waggoner, June Killebrew, Billy Roe, Carol Sue Hieck, Freddy Lovins. Evelyn Kelley, Frances Cisse11, Norma Cook, Tommy Narron, Jimmy Cissell, Tommy Ferguson, Mildred Mullins, Charlotte Cox, Janet Hostettler, Freddy Hohn, Carolyn Hutchins. Charles Jackson, Ivan Zollman, Mary Alice Masters, Tommy Lou Dotson, Rosalie Martin, Orville Jones, Janice Munk, Marie Powers, Georgia Ditzel, Teacher. lst Row 2nd Row: 5rd Row: FULHTh GhnDb 1eft to right : James Robertson, Austin Grimes, Robert Butts, Richard Williams, Chester Basham, Ralph Payne, Charles Vest, Francis Vest, Jerry Cox, Leroy Stone, Phyllis Beckley. Phyllis Iinne, Helen Palmer, Margaret Sims, Alice Rueff, Charles Taylor, Shirley Stewart, Terry Coats, Mary Oles, Wilma Butts, Edith Miller, Lois Dailey, Alfonda Butts. Ruth Coombs, Teacher, Norman Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, Charles Palmer, Donnie Watson, Lely Spencer, June Wininger, Mary Cerpenter,xMar1e Guthrie, Shelya Dean Riley, Manes Sidebottom. Not shown: Roberta Dietrich, Evans Cissell, Dorothy Casey, Raymond Schmidt. lst Row left to right : Billie Jean Finley, Dalles Meyer, Philip Linne, Eugene Cox, Keacy Chapman, Charlotte Miller. 2nd Row: Geraldine Price, Anna Ruth Ferguson, Betty Jean Kleehammer. Elmer Linne, Phyllis Pittman, Charles Ray Howser, Sharon Kinney, Marilyn Dietrich, Annette IAnne, Alice Jane McCain. 5rd Row: Ronnie Grider, Christine Brishaber, John Cook, John Homer Butts, Glenda Mullins, Kennard Jackson, Julia Pickel, Carole Coots, David Champan, Sondra Brishaber, Charlene Feeler. 4th Row: Jerry Miller, Carol Sue Beckley, Roy Cockran, Wilma Joyce law, Rosella Linne, Mary lee Jones, Roger Bagshaw, Frank De Talente. Not shown: Saundra Lynn Hamm, Cecil Beach. 'Hazel Erickson Teacher. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE lst Row 1eft to right : Robert Wholrey, Dickie Bundren, Iawrence Oldham, David Carpenter, Tommy Dietrich. 2nd Row: Ieroy Guthrie, Marvin Basham, Gerald Enterman, Mary Toan, Barbara Robertson, James Martin, Betby Vest, Iowell Watson, Alvin Thomas, James Rust, William Sigman. 3rd Row: Phyllis Hall, Charlotte Simms, James Baugh, Charles Cook, Connie Smallwood, John Toan, Norma Bridges, Betty Sidebottom, Patricia Col- lings, Frank Wholrey. 4th Row: Virginia Grider, Evelyn Grimes, Dona Elrod, Judy Burke, Iavan De- Talente, Joyce Cochran, Phyllis Hall, Joann Taylor. Not shown: Betty Lou Richey, John Richey, Clifford Richey. Ida Dunlevy, Teacher. YOUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED by the INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY Wm 5M 60 Me SW of 24mm 050: 40$ W GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS PERSONAL CARDS CAPS and GOWNS DIPLOMAS STATIONERY