Holden High School - Eagle Yearbook (Holden, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1957 volume:

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O. Dillon Harold Eckhoff Mrs. Merle Truninger Clark Strange 373 EA33 '57 GN THE EAGLE 2 HOLDEN HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL PR NI MCPL Ill!llllllllllllllllllIW llVllill F 5 gl 1 Ei E! i 1 I 1 5 t 1 ..--.-,..-- -,-.-.-..,-...1- gf, 561955 9014rea4mznrxoiozuioinxozozmiioxro Q Superintendent - ': r:' H- , 'ff ' 1 ,' 2Wf,.2'7.2::7f'-f:1K? 'iP Am 1,44 A - ff M4 f ' 142 Qz' xi g:,g,,g.,:g15.515 ?3g?QZS'f1M4'h2?Z4f ,. ......... 4 '1 '.E52525255155525155EEEEEEEEEEEEEIEI555553553E5:.1:-:If- SPIE Troy E. Hirni Faculty Mrs J' R Krockenberger Mrs S B Ropp R E Marshall Miss Lucille Burroughs Latin - Senior Sponsor Commerce Vocational Agriculture Librarian Study Hall Supervisor Sophomore Sponsor John Karnmeyer Miss Metia Anderson Mrs. True Hale Mrs. Wendell Hallar MUSIC Music English Mathematics Seventh Grade Sponsor Eighth Grade Sponsor W . 7 o . 3, . . . .. . . 5 I r I fax iM, , 5 1, ,, i w fag' 111 1,4 1 f W A , 4. fe ,1 1 414 W 1,f4.,iA , ' 127 1 , fz ' vf 1? 3 4 'A 1 f 4 i 2 , .1,.,f 1 , l 6 ,V 1 1, , Z0 f l W' Ziff I J :M f 1 ',' 1 , W ,fry ,I , G f, 7 , S fix.,- ' 601193 f , W 1 !,6' , ,, 5 A. S, 1 , ' F . 5 ,l ' t, 3 1 v 3 Q 1 , . wr 1, N N N , H , yi , A H 'N lx li P I . 1 I . ll 4 1 , I N I , I -1----1-f --1-u- - -w---0- - U65 Eagfs w--,- - -1- -1- -- -- 1- -1- - Faculty Earl M. Brown Mrs. A. H. Grotjan Mrs. Marjorie Carney Principal Secretary Grade School Principal Third Grade Evert G. Buxton Mrs. Frank B. Preston James R. Bodenhamer Mrs. Harry Stark Science Social Studies Industrial Arts Social Studies Senior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Basketball Coach Freshman Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. J. C. Holsey Mrs. Garnett Ridenhour Mrs. Lucy K. Loeven Richard Butterfield Vocational Speech Correction English Physical Education Home Economics Junior Sponsor Football Coach Freshman Sponsor I I I 51 4, I: -v--w-ew-ww-1- --- 'Q' 'D' - D ' U55 faggfz Q Q 1- ma - I Faculty II I I I I I I I I I1 IL I II I Mrs. Keith Sturgis Mrs. Chesley Wallace Mrs. John Makeever Mrs. V. Redford I First Grade First and Second Grade Third Grade I Second Grade I I I I I I I I I Miss Crystal Davidson Mrs. Aaron Hough Mrs. Marie Hampton Mrs. Ted Boosinger Fourth Grade Third and Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Fourth Grade I I I I I Fifth and ' Lincoln Miller Pleasant Vie Sixth Grade Mrs. Ira S. Hammond Miss Janie Green Mrs. Ivan McNee1 Mrs. J. W. Fis her W I I '-'--'H - -.-..........,... Eagle Staff Editor-in-chief ..... Assistant Editor - Business Manager - Assistant Business M Secretary ......- .. -- Treasurer -..--- Feature Editors -,- Music Editor --- Sports -Editors --- Circulation Editor - Organization Editors Senior Editor ....., Junior Editor ----- Sophomore Editor -- Freshman Editors -- Eighth Grade Editors Betty Bailey Price Peggy Potter Seventh Grade Editors Phyllis White Reed Hough Grade School Editor Gall DeMaste1-5 Faculty Advisor ..s, Mr James Krockenberger trys- '-nz: me gags -azee--za-rw:--M HE 0UNT Hjuccfmuuans Couauaoumruom WEST COAST STUDIOS E . tnfn tu is K i N vi I I E545I MARATHON STREET, HOLLYWOOD 38, CALIF.' . . vslsmons Ts , ST cure Annness HOuvwooo 9-2411 uhhh 'FAMFILM' May 2, 1957 Mrs. James Krockenberger Eagle Sponsor Holden High School Holden, Missouri Dear Mrs. Krockenberger: Per your request, I have selected one of the three candidates from the group of three photographs as ny choice for the queen of the Eagle Ball My reasons for this are as follows: fl? The Q21 The are OJ The U0 The shape of the face is closer to the perfect oval type. hair style is correct. With the high forehead, the bangs correct. nose is closer to correct size for her type of face. mouth is very good. However, upper lip should be made up fuller from the outside corner toward the center of the mouth. CSD The eyes are very bea1tiful, with lots of sparkle. It .is difficult to choose from three lovely girls , but there must be a winner and therefore, this is my selection. Kindest regards to you and your students. WJW:r Sincer our W.J festmore T ' --. ......,.....,-4,,.,,...-......--. ..........,,,,..............,- xzszwioiozoicz 1411.111 :soc U65 Eagfs EAGLI: QUEEN LALA GAIL DGMASTERS - ATTENDAINT CAROLYN SUE HUNTER CAROLYN LYNETTE HOBBS am,-.oe-w..1..u-,-1.1.0-.,...,. 7 gg E gg E9 DHDUQDU-'0 0- 'D Q 'f 'N ' 'f Jlffoif fpoflufafz gli!! 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Pep Squad 2 ,3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Song Leader 4: Eagle Staffg Junior Play, Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 2, 3 ,Festival Queen can- didate 2, 3 - III Rating 3g Interclass 1, 2, 3, 43 Eagle Queen Candidate. RONALD LEE DENNIS t'We lost him to Uncle Sam . MARGARET JANE FISHER A rare combination of brains, talent and sweetness . Class President 1, 23 Class Treasurer 43 Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 4 -- Reporter 2, Vice Presi- dent 4g Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer 4, Cheer Leader'33 Assistant Business Manager of EAGLE3 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Let- ter in Music 1, 2, 43 Trio and Sextet 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - President 2, 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Senior Playg Musical Benefit Show 1, 2, 33 Accomoanist for Operetta Tulip Time 43 Bus- iness Certificate: Tuberculosis Representative 43 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Awardg Girls State 3g Mixed Chorus Accompanist 13 Glee Club Ac- companist 2, 3, 43 Piano Solo to Festival, Dist-- rict, State Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 - I Rating 1, 2, 3, 43 Mass Chorus Accompanist at Music Festival 2, 33 Spelling Contest 3-Il Ratingg Spring Con- cert 1, 2, 3, 4g Winter Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 Salu- tatorian, 0 014:11sicvzniozuirxzoiuiuirxx :cons E E E ag Z2 DniuZHiHZIl1l1?H101 li 1 ea M ag 3 Senzors FLOYD RAY FITZGEREL H has that m1sch1evous look' LLOYD HUGH HAMMOND Study IS good for some people but not or m A173 ANNETTA LEE HANCOCK Merr11v, Merrlly shall I 11VG Pep Squad 1 9 3 4 Eagle Staff Interclass 1 2 3 4 Glee Clubl 4 Jumor Play MUSICH1 Operetta 4 MLlS1C8l Beneflt Show, Spec1alty Between Acts Jun1or and Sen1or Plays, M1X9d Chorus 1 CAROLYN LYNETTE HOBBS Lucky 111 love A 1 2 3 V106 Pres1dent 3 Eagle Staff Jumor and Seruor Plays, Interclass 1 3 4 Eagle Queen Candldate MARION REED 1-IOUGH :'M1SChl6VOUS and full of fun Eagle Staff, Stage Manager for Jun1or and Senlor Plays CAROLYN SUE HUNTER It's that sparkle we l1ke Pep Squad 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Eagle staff, Usher to J11I11OI' Play 3, Senlor Play, Talent Show 3, 4, Fall Fest1val Queen Cand1date 4, Interclass 1, 2, 3, 4, Eagle Queen Candldate AW 4 V ,, ,ffggiagff f We 4 f f f M ff 271 .4 Af, ! f 1, 417 f4 ff f ff f 4299 ff fu, ff f f wa , M ! 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Class Treasurer 2, Class President 3, Stud- ent Council 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 - Substi- tute Cheerleader 1, Head Cheerleader 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Representative 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief of EAGLE, Interclass 1, 2, 3, 4 - Basketball Captain 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 - Letter 1, 2, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, District Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Mu- sical Benefit Show 1, 2, 3, Operetta Tulip Time 4, Winter Concert 2, 3, 4, Spring Con- cert 2, 3, 4, Fall Fiesta Queen 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3, Business Certificate, Rep-- resentative to Girls' State 3 , Most Popular Girl Candadite 1, Most Popular Girl 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer 2, Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4, Baton Twirling Solo to District Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 - I Rating 4, Baton Solo to State 1, 2, 3, 4 - I Rating 4, Girls Sextet to District Contest 1-II Rating, Librarian, Glee Club Accompanist 4, Honor Roll. THEODORE JOSEPH MORHART He goes his own sweet Wayv. F.F.A. 2, Interclass Basketball, Junior and Senior Plays, Movie Machine Operator, Trigo- nonaetry Contest 3, 4 -3 IV 4V Rating, Honor Ro . GERALD EUGENE MARTIN 'Tve lost my heart but I don't care . F.F.A 1, 2, 3, 4 - Reporter 2, Vice President 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Lettered in Track 3. ROBERT LEE MARTIN I just can't make my eyes behave . Eagle Staff, Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Talent Show 3, Junior and Senior Plays, Musical Benefit Show 3, Operetta Tu- lip Time 4, Interclass 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH DEAN POPE Enthusiasm, dependability, cooperation - real virtues of life Home Economics Secretary 1, Eagle Staff, lnterclass 1, 2, 3 - Volleyball Captain 1, Bas- ketball Captain l, 4, Librarian 4, Honor Roll. ,... ,,.,,,3,1.:,rggg,5:gig:3::m:5,:,::e::i::5::ig-:Q:Qa1:2ifas2:2:5:1:111:f -'-:-:-:::ags5:5zs:a::::1: .. , V f . -1 - - 1 W:-:-fr ,irgt-xref: -fy-.saw-1 E .Z ':9Zf5 P5552-ri. .f1152.g:::Ef:1I351.5521::1:':5,r::,-F:'5-I.'. f55I f,,,,, F : I .,.,, : T -:,,,,,,.:,:,-E-,:-,:,A I .A . , Z, ,I . , ,f fi:155212552 5fEiiEssEi:52is4-551::Iii -' - . -'-- - -'-'- -'--,-,' rffrqatzf 215: 1 'f t ' s-A 2 3: .-,,,,w.-',, , H if , ,aw gg 52 f fx biz I ' vi? a 3,0 ff sfsn ff i , V, -,V sz- Q w A QM- I' ' ZW-2 ' wg 3. -f ff E, A 5 5 4 1,9 it Y . 1 1 w ' if , I My ,, 1 , A 22,1 J f Z3 if 1 331 f , 'W ai V f f , jf f ',:-'-e:,,.':, -, V 5 I .,... L.. 5,9 ,V , s ,, ,f Q . an 4 4 f6 Jin if W fe 6 fa M52 A , 4? 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BETTY BAILEY PRICE A peppy l1tt1e person who has lots f charm Class Secretary 2 Student Councll 2 Eagle Staff Jun1or Play Honol Roll ALICE LUELLEN RABER H r answer to happlness IS laughter' Class Treasurer 3 Class VICE Presldent 4 Student Councll 4 Pen Squad 1 2 3 4 Sec retary 2 Presldent 4 Secretary of EAGLE In terclass l 2 3 4 Plav Day 3 Alternate to G1rls State, Eagles Qulll 3 M1XEd Chorus 1 G1rls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Trlo 3 4 Fest1val and D1str1ct Contest, Band 1 2 T71str1ct Contest 1 2 .n 4 Sexfet 2 3 4 Let tered 4 Jumor and Sen1or Plavs Muslcal Benef1t Show 1 2 3 Operetta Tul1p T1me 4 Snrlne, Concert 1 2 Wmter Concert 1 2 Hornecomlng Queen 4 Most Popular G1rl Can dldate 4 Busmess Certlfxcate Honor Roll ROBERT LYNN RAMEY A guy who th1nks before he speaks FFA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Presldent Faele Staff FFA Dalry Judgmg 1 Boys State Representatwe 3 An1mal Husbandry 9 3 4 Parllamentary Procedure 1 2 3 I ter class 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll ERNEST JOSEPH ROCKWELL to do today FFA 1 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Lettered 3 Captam 4 .Tumor and Sen1or Plays, Operetta Tul1p Tune' 4 Interclass 1 2 3 4 LARRY VERLE SHANKS I school I dont have a chance FFA 1 2 3 FFA Basketball 2 Boys Glee Club 3 Interclass 1 9 3 4 ,, ff! 1 f 'V -QW if as ,242 3 wisp QM -'5'4-,ka -4' 341:',xSQ5 f W W sv SY 13 -f 931 1, M Y pfwiw My ve f pai!! ff 4 1' w S' J' the ,wa en 2,25 X ff MQ, yi 4 55 if 2 .QW ' we gear, 5 6 ?V gQ Wang 3 ig! gig N QMS wg, RSE 1 Safe? 934 4 We X 3, 5250 4 xx QS. 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Football 2, 3, 4 - Captain 45 Basketball 3, 4 PEGGY JOAN SIMMERMAN She has both brains and a sense of humor F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Assistant Editor of EAGLE Senior Pla ' Business Certificate Al ebra ' Y, 5 3 Contest 2 - I Rating, Eagle Quill Reporter 2 Scholarship to C.M.S.C. from Ohio Psychologi- cal Test, Library Typist 45 Valedictorian. STANLEY WILLIAM STARK 'fHe'd make a great comedian . F.F.A. 1, 2g Football 45 Senior Play, Inter class Basketball. WALLACE RAY SUMNER Where there's trouble, there I am also . F.F.A. 1, 2, 4. JOHN ROBERT TEVIS You can't Win for losingu. - Class Treasurer 1, F.F.A. 1, 4, Eagle Staff Football 4. GLENN KELLY THOMASON ' 'tAn expert at making excuses for not work- mg . Interclass Relays 35 Interclass Volleyball 4. .---:eff--H ff--:f1:1-w U55 faggfa W - Seniors em NANCY LOUISE TIMMONS Have you heard this one? . Class Secretary 4, Student Council 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2,,3, 4 5- President 3, Secretary 4, Sub-District President 3, Eagle Staff, Junior and Senior Plays, Interclass 1, 2, 3, 4, Eagles Quill 3, Honor Roll. M , ml r-41' . ,, -.. WILLIAM. RICHARD-WAGCN.ER'z 1 . A general good friend to all . F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Treasurer 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2, Farm Mechanics -Team 4. f GERALD JOSEPHUS WALLACE A little guy with big ideas . Class Vice President 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Reporter 3, Sentinel 4, Treasurer of EAGLE, Musical Benefit Show 3, I-ettered in Track 3, Boys' State 3, Most Popular Boy 4. CHARLOTTE ANN WARNER Modest and sweet, and loved by all . Class Secretary 1, 3, Class President 4, Stud- ent Council 1, 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - Vice President 2, President 4, Eagle Staff, Interclass 1,2,3,4, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4 -President 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Musi- cal Benefit Show 3, 4, Business Certificate, Honor Roll. 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Class Colors Red and White Class Flower Rose Senior Honor Roll Vice President -- Secretary - .... .... .... Treasurer ,,-..--.-..- . .... ----- President - ......,...,... .,.-- Charlotte Warner ------- Alice Raber Nancy Timmons -rr Jane Fisher Sponsors --- r... Mrs. James Krockenberger Mr. Evert Buxton Senior Day At Central Missouri State College The Senior Class Honor Roll is composed of students who have made an average of 90 or above for their four years in high school. Eleven students out of the class of 1957 are entitled to have their names on this honor roll. Honorable mention is given to students who have not taken all their high school work in Holden but have an average of 90 or above. The 1957 Senior Class Honor Roll is as follows: Peggy Joan Simmerman Margaret Jane Fisher Lois Ellen Yoder The Senior Class accompanied by Mrs. James Krockenberger, Senior Sponsor, and Mr. Earl M. Brown, Principal, attended the annual High School Senior Day at Central Missouri State College Wednesday, May 1, 1957. The events of the day were as follows: Registration -,rr., , ............ Social Center Organ Music -A ,U , ,Wee Hendricks Hall Carol Goetz College Band, Prof. Donald Braatz Conducting Presiding Don Ploeger, Vice President SGA Theodore Morhart Convocation: Invocation -- ...... . .... ...- Pat Goodall Student Message --- ,.,.. Harry Mullins Charlotte Ann Warner Patricia Ann Wright Doris Jean McLanahan Nancy Louise Timmons Welcome ........ Group Singing L-, This is College ,,.., , -er . William Knox .- .-. Bill Grace Charles Kelley Betty Bailey Price Alice Luellen Raber Robert Lynn Ramey HONORABLE MENTION Phyllis Ann White Betty Jo Comer Ruth Dean Pope Career Conferences Lunch -.-,,,,----..-,- ..... Social Hall Student Showtime -.. ..L,..,, Hendricks Hall Master of Ceremonies John Cipolla, Jim Buchness Campus Tours Directed by Prof. Robert E. Smith U55 561512 Juniors Larry Atkins Bill Banes Ivan Baughman Mary Alice Boosinger Jane Clevenger Jeanette Comer Judith Ann Davidson Mary Day Jake Dilks James Edward Dillon, President Charles Ditton Connie Dixon Kenneth Ensley Robert Ensley Wanda Fitzgerel Ralph Franklin Larry Hammond Charles Hampton Donna Gail Hanes Carolyn Hardin Carolyn Higgins Cecil Hite Jim Huber Judith Ann Hyatt Elsie Faye Kelley 'V rd: 1 1111 114141414113 ri 1 vc Shelia Kirkendoll Marilyn McKeown Ronald Moree Jackie Phelps James Rader Nancy Ridenhour Michael J. Roberts Frances Ann Robey, Secretary, Treasurer Charles Rowland Ronald Silverthorn Beatrice Simmerrnon Saralee Skinner Dale Snare Kelly Stark Zelda Stowell Connie Sue Talley Spencer Taylor Shirley Turner Larry Vick Glenda Warner Larry Wheatley Tom Williams Robert Ziegler Wilda Ziegler, Vice President U65 KE '01 311 QD li 1: 14 g,1,q,..,,,,,,,,,, I uni ors f- Ugg Eagfs - ' Sophomores 101 141141014 11 Robert Banes Pat Beaty Carol Ann Belew Jimmie Braun Barbara Bryant Wilmer Carter, Vice President LaVerne Clark Sarah Clark Pat Clements Buck Clevenger Eugene Comer Jerry Corkran Gene Daugherty Gary DeMasters Wanda Dennis Mary Lou Eissler Ray Foster Patsy Geary Don Gregg Sharon Gregg Jackie Gudde William Hale, g Leslie Hamlin -Tommy Hebel Robert Henry, Secretary Patsy Ann Hobbs, Mary Frances Hodges Darlene Irvine Harold Johnson . Larry Jones '-f-'-M U55 gagfa C- Clark Lewis David McNeel Betty Lou McQuitty Karen Marcurn Linda Miles Beverly Morrow Mary Ann Musser Charles Naylor Eddie Parson Paul Price Mina Louise Rader, Treasurer Clayton Raker William Ramey Don Reynolds John Rhoades Jan Ridenhour Mary Louise Sechrest Edward Shroder Mary Slack Thomas Slack Linda Smith Judy Stansberry Kenneth Taylor Willene Taylor Katherine Tuepker, President Ruth Mae Underwood Donna Lou Warner Larry Warren Peggy Wright Sophomores Ugg fagfa - - -- -- --1-0-12---0-' Freshmen John Anderson Judy Bailey Gerald Barker Barbara Ann Berry Dennis Brown Arduth Brurnitt Arthur Carson Thomas Davidson Harold Dilks Patty Ann Duncan Charles J. 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FIFTH ROW: Left To Right - Dale Petering, Adrian Phelps, Paul Pope, Linda Rader, Loyce Rec- tor, Duane Ridenhour, Clarence Rissel, Darlene Sechrest. SIXTH ROW: Left To Right - Duane Stowell, Janet Sturgis, Sophie Terrell, Joyce Thompson, John Tuepker, President, Judy Turner, Elmer Vaughan, Mary Vaughan. SEVENTH ROW: Left To Right - Shirley Williams, James Yoder, William Yoder, Willis Younce, Elizabeth Zimmer, Karen Zimmer. NOT IN PICTURE: Jerry Rodgers. gr, .-...........a..................,....... .... - ..............-..i,. i ...,,..,...-...v------ .-x. .................n.-.-.,......,.-..-...........,,..,,.,..,.,,,.,.,,,.,..-,-,-f-1 V, , ,T ,, A 1-ww-v -0010: I DCM' 1'-0010-D C ggi Eagfi ' '-' It 1:1-' - it Q ' Student Activity Council TOP ROW! Left To Right - Ch2i1'10'Ct9 Warner, Alice Raber, Nancy Timmons, Jane Fisher, Eddie Dillon. MIDDLE ROW! Left To Right - Wiida Ziegler, Frances Ann Robey, Kathy Tuepker, Wilmer Car- ter, Bob Henry. BOTTOM ROW: Left To Right - Mina Lou Rader, Duane Williams, Tommie Rearden, Barbara Petering, Doris Stark. OFFICERS Presnient .-.-... --. ..-..----- ----- - Eddle D111011 -tt-tzwi' , .tg -5-g:51,:g:ge:g:5:g-g:g:::5g:g- - - :et ,. - 652' ,: , Vice President --- .... -Charlotte Warner Secretary ---- i-- ----- Frances Ann R0beY Earl M. Brown Sponsor v .. ,, 1,1 .1 L1 :z 11131: :cz .-111142100 ggi fag fa - '-- - - -- - -1---1 -----0-1.2 Calendar September : 3-School Opened 14-Football, Pleasant Hill, There 20-Junior and Senior High Assembly 21-Football, Windsor, Here 28-Football, Butler, There October : 3-Senior Pictures Taken 5-Football, Appleton City, Here 8-Senior Pie and Box Supper 12-Football, Warrensburg, There 19-Football, El Dorado Springs, Here 24-Faculty Dinner at Skyhaven 25-Junior Red Cross Assembly 26-Football, Adrian, There 29-Halloween Parade November: '2-Football, Rich Hill, Here Homecoming Dance 7--Football, Clinton, There 8-State Teachers Meeting 14-Grades 7-ll Pictures Taken 20-Junior High Assembly 22, 23-Thanksgiving Vacation 27, 28, 29-C.M.S.C. Tournament December: 7-Junior Play 10-Seventh Grade Party ll--Basketball, Appleton City, Here 13-Grade School Operetta 14-Junior High Party 14-Basketball, Vlfindsor, There 18-Grade School Faculty Party 20-Junior High Assembly 21-Senior High Christmas Assembly 21, Jan. 2-Christmas Vacation January 4-Basketball, Adrian, Here 7, 8, 9-Pleasant Hill Tournament 7-Basketball, Odessa, There 15-Group Pictures Taken 17-Winter Concert 18-Basketball, El Dorado Springs, There 22-Basketball, Chilhowee, There 23-Junior High Assembly 25-Basketball, Butler, Here 29, 30, 31-Clinton Tournament February: 1-Clinton Tournament 5-Basketball, Leeton, Here 8-Basketball, Clinton, There 11-Adrian Junior High Tournament 12-Basketball, Chilhowee, Here 15-Basketball, Warrensburg, Here 16-Adrian Junior High Tournament 18-Faculty Party 19-Sophomore Party 20-Junior High Assembly 21-Junior High Party 22-Basketball, Rich Hill, There March 5-Musical Benefit Show 8-Junior Party 9-F.H.A. Trip to Kansas City ll-Conference Meet at Warrensburg 13-Harrisonville Track Meet 14, 15-District Music Festival at Warrensburg 18-Intermurals 22-Operetta Cast Party 28-Class C State Indoor Track Meet April ' 4, 5. 6-District Music Contest at Warrensburg 9-Track Meet with Pleasant Hill, There 11-Senior Plays 17--Track Meet at Warrensburg 17-Junior and Senior High Assembly 19-Good Friday 22-Junior Class Chose Class Rings 25-State Music Contests 26-Junior Class Talent Show Track Meet at William Jewell 29-Senior High Assembly fBaker Universityb 30-Conference Track Meet at Warrensburg May 1-Senior Day at C.M.S.C. 2-Sophomore Class Party 3-Spring Concert 4-District Track Meet at Warrensburg 6-Freshman Party 7--Clinton Relays 10, 11-State Outdoor Track Meet at Columbia ll-Junior and Senior Banquet 13-Junior High Party 14-Eagle Ball 16-Senior Day 19-Baccalaureate Services 20-Senior Class Night 21-Grade School Graduation 22-Commencement 24-The last day of school 'i i0101'3 3, ' U55 fagfs --'2:1 '::'f:1 ?:12:1 1: Mary Alice Boosinger Judy Hyatt Football Team Junior Class Homecoming ueen Alice Raber Senior Class BSVBIIY MOIFOW Barbara Truninger Sophomore Class Freshman Class v 1 rioinxmiui 3 xuioinasokncs vc U55 Eagfs ---w--f--f---1w- -f--- - -- Football -gf A ,Sw .,. , . my , 4. . . , ,..,, . , ,,,,-:- .J ,, 3555:,,, , ,. 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JUNIOR-HIGH TEAM: Left To Right - Buddy Phelps, Melvin Pope, Cary Hayes, Eddie Strate, Tommie Rearden, Tommie Miller, Ronnie Aldridge, Jim Terrell, Donny Burke, Lonnie Stewart, Billy Meadows, Bobby Bryant, Coach Butterfield. - '-0' --1-'---0-+-M Ugg gagfz - -1- ---n-- -f'-i-1- ----w Pep Squad CHEER LEADERS: Peggy Shockley, Mary Alice Boosinger, Sharon Gregg, Clayton Ra- ker, Judy Hyatt Doris McLanahan. FIRST ROW: Left to Right - Carolyn Hardin, Carolyn Martin, Zelda Stowell, Nancy Rid- enhour, Donna Warner, Carol Ann Belew, Mary Slack, Carolyn Higgins, Clara Mar- garet Gudde, Mrs. Frank Preston. SECOND ROW: Gail DeMasters, Nancy Kas- sing, Willa Mae Talley, Darlene Moreland, Nelda Hyatt, Shirley Turner, Shelia Kirk- endoll, Barbara Petering, Charlotte Warner, Jane Fisher. THIRD ROW: Connie Sue Talley, Elaine Sil- verthorn, Patricia Ann Clements, Rosann Thomason, Judy Davidson, Linda Smith, Pat- ty Anne Rockwell, Mary Lou Eissler, Caro- lyn Higgins, Merlene Pease. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Irvine, Mina Lou Rader, Barbara Bryant, Saralee Skinner, Marilyn McKeown, Beatrice Simmermon, Donna Gail Hanes, Mary Day, Donna Lee Spooner, Patty Ann Duncan. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Truninger, Nancy Tim- mons, Frances Ann Robey, Kathy Tuepker, Wanda Fitzgerel, Janice Hill, Alice Raber, Wilrla Ziegler, Glenda Warner, Betty Lou McQuitty. President ,,,,.. --- Alice Raber Vice President W ,,,,, - -Judy Davidson Secretary-Treasurer W, ,....,u,. .Jane Fisher Sponsor leY.,,.,. .--c -- Mrs. Frank Preston .. ..,-.4,, . The Song of the Blue and White tTune - School Days J First Verse Waiting for you, our old warriors, Waiting for you, we'll say, Brace up your nerve, it's now time to serve, Win glory and fame today. Sail up the old field of triumph, Hang up a prize winning score, We'l1 look up and see our glory to be While singing our song once more. Chorus Blue White, Blue White, Loyal through the great fight Colors that never will fade or die, Float like a rainbow of hope on high, Now we know Well what we will do, Salute our colors, White and Blue And then glory shall shine and all outvie While we are in Holden High. Second Verse Triumph shall follow us ever, Victory crown us with fame. Praises we'll sing for many long days: Our heroes have won the game. March through the blue arch of victory, Hold up the prize cup we've won, And all form a line for a grand old time, And boost for Holden as one. CWords by Roy Rogers -- Class of 19241 . .,,,....., .........,,.,.......,.,....... -e--M I ---1-,---1-1-f1--f'-f-- -,'.--u-w-m- C755 Eagfa '- 'f ' ' ' ' Future Homemakers of America I S 0 ey Charlotte Warner Sh1rley Turner Nancy Tnnrnons FIRST ROW Left To Rlght Judy Balley Clara Margaret Gudde Carolyn Hard1n Frances Ann Robey Gazl DeMasters Judy Wllhams Peggy Shocklev SECOND ROW Left To R1ght Carolyn Mar t1n Carolyn Hobbs Darlene Moreland Nel da Hyatt Patsy Hobbs Mary Slack Pres1dent Charlotte Warner V1ce Pres1dent Shlrley Turner Secretary Nancy T1mmons eatrlce Slmmermon Parhamentanan Carolyn Hardln Song Leader Gall DeMasters Treasurer B l:.Alh.D Beatr1ce Slmrnerrnon M15 J C THIRD ROW Left To Rlght Ruth Mae Un H l derwood Patsy Wr1ght Mary Lou Elssler Wlllene Taylor Janet Slrnmerrnan Phyllls Ann Wh1te Rosann Thomason E1a1ne S11 verthorn Patsy Geary Mary Jane Shroder FOURTH ROW Left To R1ght Sharon Gregg Judy Stansberry Barbara Bryant Peggy S1mmerman Peggy Wr1ght LOIS Yo der Sue Hunter Patty Ann Duncan Donna Lee Spooner L1nda M11es Reporter Frances Ann Robey Chapter AdV1SOI Mrs J C Holsey Chapter Mothers Mrs Frank Robey Mrs V1rg1l Hobbs F1 ower Red Rose Colors Red and Wh1te M otto Toward New HOTIZOU In November the Sub D1s1r1f.t rneetmg was held at Lees Sumrmt Beatr1ce S1mrnermon was elected cand1date for d1str1ct offlce Frances Ann Robey was our C'1nd1date for state Off1CG In March the chapter went to Kansas C1t y to see Th1S Is Clnerarna In A0111 the d1str1ct FHA meetlng was held t a Cl1nton Charlotte Warner sang 1n the d1str1ct C'h0lT Sue Hunter was the votlng delegate - --1-M U55 fagfs -0- --- ----- --- -----N Future Farmers of America SEATED: Left To Right - Jerry Wallace, Jer- ry Corkran, Bill Ramey, Richard Wagoner, Robert Ramey, Jerry Martin. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Cecil Hite, Jim Braun, David Anderson, Whitman Hanes, James Hancock, Tom Williams, Jerry Zva- cek, James Hammond, C. J. Eissler, Gene Comer. President .v,... Vice President -- Secretary ...... Treasurer W... Reporter ,....... Sentinel ...,.-,a......av.,rr,......... Advisor ,,................. .-- THIRD ROW: Left To Right - Mr. R. E. Mar- shall, Eddie Parsons, Lloyd Hammond, Da- vid McNeel, Ray Foster, Larry Atkins, Don- ald Gregg, Leslie Hamlin, Robert Bedsaul. FOURTH ROW: Left To Right - John Tevis Allen Williams, Donald Reynolds, Harold Johnson, Buck Clevenger, Wallace Sumner, Ronald Porter, Larry Hammond. -- Robert Ramey ---- Jerry Martin -----,-.- Bill Ramey --.- Richard Wagoner ---- Jerry Corkran Jerry Wallace W--- Mr. R. E. Marshall COLORS: National Blue and Corn Gold MOTTO: Learing To Do, Doing To Learn, Earning To Live and Living To Serve. Members of the F.F.A. chapter and their advisor, Mr. R. E. Marshall attended the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City The chapter continued to work at the wildlife area on the John Curtis farm. The following teams participated in the District contests at Warrensburg: The Farm Mechanics Team composed of Larry Hammond, Richard Wagoner and Lloyd Hammond. The Radio Skit Team composed of Harold Johnson, Jerry Corkran, Bill Ramey, Don Reynolds Leslie Hamlin. Animal Husbandry Team composed of Jerry Martin, Jerry Wallace, and Robert Ramev. Dairy Husbandry Team composed of Jim Braun, Larry Atkins and Jerry Cork- Tixfl. Soil Judging Team composed of Harold Johnson, Bill Ramey, and Don Reynolds -v - ..u..ia...4.........4.............a........a...a..-ee.......-v. ........ .... - --I-0:-1: :::: -2:-:: ::f-- --2: I- mis Eakgfi ' ' Band FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Pat Clements, Martha Hallar, Charles Naylor, John Tuep- ker, Clayton Raker, Pat Beaty. SECOND ROW: Left To Right -- Mary Ann Musser, Linda Rader, Pat Dourty, Sally De- Graffenreid, Wayne Kendrick, Wilmer Car- ter, Eddie Strate, Bill Hale, Donna Hanes, Tommie Miller, Gary Reynolds, James Gil- creslt, C. W. Manford. THIRD ROW: Left To Right - Judy Anderson, Karin Holger, Karen Zimmer, Sophie Terrell Barbara Bryant, Mary Jones, Bob Henry, Danny Cast, Tom Hebel, Jim Huber, Manager --.--- ..... - Assistant Manager .... Secretary - Treasurer---.- Duane Ridenhour, Duane Stowell, Tom Burnfin, Warren Stowell, Milton Cone, Jane Harman, Clark Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Left To Right - Mr. John Kammeyer, Director, Jane Fisher, Doris Jean McLanahan, Gilbert Hodges, Tom Rearden, Paul Rockwell, Doris Stark, James Terrell, Robert Ensley, Bud Hampton, Jerry' Gann, Mike Roberts. NOT IN PICTURE: Mina Rader, Donna Stur- gis, Adrian Phelps, Judy Cunningham, Mil- ford Cunningham, Jim Bill Hallar. -- Mike Roberts ----- Bill Hale --------- Pat Clements Conductor --.,,,.... ...,,...... M r. John Kammeyer Members of the Band, all decked out in their new uniforms, participated I in several home ball games and a few out of town games. In the Marching Con- test at CMSC they received a second place trophy. They held two Annual Concerts during the year: a Winter Concert on January 17 and a Spring Concert on May 3. The Band received a II Rating at both Festival and District Contests, and a I Rating in Sight Reading at the District Contest. Other Festival Ratings were: I Rat- ing: Clarinet Trio, Clarinet Quartet, Flute Trio, Coronet Solo, Wayne Kendrick, Piano Solo, Jane Fisher, Baton Twirling, Doris Jean McLanahan, II Rating: Drum Solo, Doris Stark, Trombone Solo, Clark Lewis, III Rating: Piano Solo, Wayne Kendrick. Other District Ratings were: I Rating: Clarinet Quartet, Mixed Brass Quartet, Coronet Solo, Wayne Kendrick, Flute Solo, Clayton Raker, Piano Solo, Jane Fisher, Baton Twirling, Doris Jean McLanahan, II Rating: Clarinet Trio, Flute Trio: Trumpet Trio, Drum Solo, Doris Stark, Trombone Solo, Clark Lewis, III Rat- ing: Flute Solo, Pat Beaty. ' State Contest Ratings were: I Rating: Baton Twirling, Doris Jean McLanahan, Piano Solo, Jane Fisher, II Rating: Clarinet Quartet, Mixed Brass Quartet, Coro- net Solo, Wayne Kendrick: III Rating: Flute Solo, Clayton Raker. ' '-'-0-- gg:-: Eagfa -0---0-I ------- -0-0:0 P Glee Club FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Carolyn Har- din, Carolyn Higgins, Donna Warner, Nancy Ridenhour, Pat Clements, Shirley Turner, Zelda Stowell, Carolyn Martin, Peggy Shockley. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Mr. John Kammeyer, Director, Clara Margaret Gudde, Nelda Hyatt, Doris McLanahan, Frances Hodges, Elaine Silverthorn, Merlene Pease, Mary Lou Eissler, Charlotte Warner, Judy Hyatt. X A THIRD ROW: Left To Right - Betty McQuit- ty, Phyllis White, Beverly Morrow, Sharon President ...... Vice President --- Secretary .... Treasurer -- Director .... Gregg, Wilda Ziegler, Patty Rockwell, Fran- ces Ann Robey, Winona Smith, Barbara Truninger, Judy Davidson, Alice Raber. FOURTH ROW: Left To Right - Mary Alice Boosinger, Clayton Raker, Donna Spooner, Saralee Skinner, Beatrice Simmermon, Mary Day, Donna Hanes, Patty Duncan, Rosann Thomason, Pat Beaty. ACCOMPANIST: Jane Fisher. NOT IN PICTURE: Martha Ellen Weeks, An- netta Hancock, Elsie Faye Kelley, Darlene Moreland. -----,.. Charlotte Warner - Doris Jean McLanal1an -----.----- Alice Raber -- Mary Alice Boosinger --- Mr. John Kammeyer During the school year the members of the Glee Club furnished each Church in the Community with special music for one service. They participated in the third annual Music Show, an operetta Tulip Time . The Glee Club received a I Rating in Sight Reading and a II Rating in Per- formance at the District Contest. Other District Ratings: II Rating: Vocal Solo, Saralee Skinner, Girl's Sextet, Mary Alice Boosinger, Martha Ellen Weeks, Alice Raber, Clayton Raker, Jane Fi- sher, Pat Beaty. - - - - I-1 -- -----1 -f'--'--- - U55 Eagfz ' Q ' ' ' 1':' Junior High Chorus FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Barbara Dun- THIRD ROW: Left To Right - Linda Dennis, can, Elaine Hosmann, Leota Price, Darlene Helen Smith, Sharon Ditton, Helen Hite, Woods, Jeanine Wallace, Sharon Dial, Har- Ruby Comer, Judy Thompson, Patricia riet Arnold, Linda Cantrell. Hampton, Rebecca Sturgis. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Martha Co- mer, Linda globbs, Barbara Jones,1Ethel Bar- ACCOMPANISTI Mary Kathryn Ramey- ker, Janet turgis, Nancy Monte eone, ean l Spiwak, Darlene Sechrest, Miss Metta An- NOT IN PICTURE- L1-113 Chipper, Patsy Comer derson. Joyce Thompson, Elaine Harral. 1 Grade School Band FRONT ROW: Left To Right - Douglas Stew- , BACK ROW: Left To Right -- Mr. Kammeyer, art, Elias Hodges, Mary Ann Rader, Tina Eddie Hirni, Darlene Henderson, Linda Bry- Ann Jones, Judy.Hanc0ckf Oraphena Hodges, ant, May Cochran, Jackie Doyel, Robert ffm? Sue Currle' Ruth Hamuton' James Powell, Billy Joe Braun, Mike Daniel. ' ' ' - - M mis fag fs -f'-w--f-w-----f-0-- - - im- ' Senior Activities These Twelve Years Class History - by Ted Morhart As a motto, we the Senior Class of 1957 chose We Make A Living By What We Get, We Make A Life By What We Give In this graduating class of 1957 there are only nine who began the First Grade in Hol- den. However, without the help of the re- mainder of the class we would not have been able to live up to our motto or to have had a successful graduating class. At the beginning of our first year of school in Holden there were 34 students enrolled in our First Grade Class. We progressed from a good start with Miss Josephine Long as our instructor. She started the following on the right path in the fall of 1945: Gail Dellflasters, Betty Bailey Know Mrs. Clifford Pricej, Carolyn Hobbs, Peggy Potter, Peggy Simmerman, John Tevis. Jerry Wallace, Bob Martin and Ted Morhart. Before the year 'was over Peggy Simmerman moved to another school. We learned a great deal that first year under a great instructor. Miss Cena E. Farnsworth resumed the ed- ucation of the students in the fall of 1946. That second year Annetta Hancock enrolled with us and Gail DeMasters left us the latter part of the term. Miss Farnsworth had a great task to perform that year and she did a wonderful job. The Third Grade began in the fall of 1947 with Mrs. Marjorie Carney officiating This year seemed like a half way mark and all of us were given a cheerful helping hand by Mrs. Carney. No new pupils were added this year. Miss Crystal Davidson became our capable instructor in the fall of 1948 for our fourth year in school. This year Jane Fisher, Nancy Kassing and Reed Hough were added to the present class. Miss Davidson was a great help to us that year particularly in helping us with our long division. The fall of 1949 found Glenn Thomason, Kelly Warren and Charlotte Warner with us to begin our fifth year in the competent care of Mrs. Marie Hampton. Mrs. Ted Boosinger brought our grade school education to a close and successfully and patiently prepared us for Junior High School. Doris Jean McLanahan joined us that sixth year. In the fall of 1951 we entered Junior High School with much the same feeling as when we entered the First Grade in 1945. Mr. Gene Seevers was our very capable and considerate sponsor. Jerry Martin, Stanley Stark and Ronald Dennis became members of the class at that time Mrs. Virginia Moore became our sponsor and guilding hand in the fall of 1952 when we began the eighth year of studies. Many joined us as classmates that year. They were as fol- lows: Alice Raber, Sue Hunter, Bob Bedsaul, Henry Clark. Lloyd Hammond, Robert Ramey, Joe Rockwell, Wallace Sumner, Nancy Tim- mons, Richard Wagoner, and Lois Yoder. We were also happy to welcome back Peggy Sim- merman and Gail DeMasters. At last we were Freshmen in High School with Mr. Theodore Cast as our able sponsor. This year with elective courses we worked toward more specialized fields. During that year, beginning in the fall of 1953, Larry Shanks and Patsy Wright entered our ranks. In 1954 as Sophomores with the capable Mr. E. L. Huddlestun as sponsor, we worked still harder toward our goal. New pupils were Ruth Pope and Marvin Shockley. h 1955 found us very close to the end of high school as we became Juniors that year. With the kindly assistance of Mrs. Howard Volge- nau and Mrs. Sam Ropp, we had a successful class year, including the preparation of the Junior-Senior Banquet and our play, The Babbling Brooks . Ray Fitzgerel and Phyllis Ann White became members of our class that year. Mrs. James Krockenberger and Mr. Evert Buxton have been our very wonderful and, perhaps, overburdened sponsors this, our last year. Under the direction of Mrs. Krockenber- ger, we presented three one-act plays entitled Shock of His Life , Many Happy Returns and You'd Never Think It . We also enjoyed the Junior-Senior Banquet, Senior Day at C.M.S.C., and Senior Day in Kansas City. Bet- ty Comer joined us at the beginning of our senior year. On behalf of the Senior Class of 1957 I would like to thank each and every one of the patient people who helped us climb to this position of High School Graduates. With the help they have given us we feel that we can lead good and useful lives for our community, state and country. D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award The D.A.R. Good Citizens Committee, for the promotion of better citizenship, conducts nationwide contests open to girls in senior classes of accredited high schools. From three names presented to the Senior Class by the Faculty, Jane Fisher was elected to receive the Good Citizenship Award given by the Eliza- beth Randolph Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Jane was selected on the basis of the following qualities. 1. Dependability, including truthfulness, loy- alty, and punctuality. 2. Service, including cooperation, courtesy, and consideration of others. 3. Leadership, with personality, self-control, and ability to assume responsibility and leadership. 4. Patriotism, unselfishness interest in fam- ily, school, and communilty and nation. Jane and her mother, Mrs. J. W. Fisher, were guests of the Daughters of the American Revolution at a meeting April 12, 1957 at the home of Mrs. Albert Holtz. Mrs. James Kroc- kenberger, Good Citizenship Chairman, spoke of the requirements of the award and of Jane's outstanding service to her school and her com- munity. Mrs. Krockenberger then made the presentation of the award and the medal. .. ........ .. .. ..... , -:azz -1: -- -:: :::: :: ---- Ufis fagfs '--'- - ' 'r' 5 f' Senior Activities These Things I See Class Prophecy - By Patsy Wright This little crystal sphere holds all of the past and all of the future. It can reveal the hidden and make known the secret. It can tell you whatever your soul desires to know. I have been asked to search in its magic dep- ths until I discover the future that awaits the members of our class, so soon to take their sep- arate ways and maybe never be reunited. The mist is clearing. A village scene ap- pears. I see a church. The bells are ringing. It is Sunday morning. The people are com- ing to church. I see the minister - fine look- ing man, and by his side walks his wife. Her face is turned away. I cannot see who it. is. They are warmly greeted by their congregation Now she turns. I see her face. It is Lois Yoder. She looks very happy and appears to be an ideal ministeris wife. The scene changes. I see a large airport. A plane has just landed. A group of people are excited over the appearance of the great and foremost novelist, Betty Comer. She is surrounded by literary critics and newspaper reporters. I recognize one of the reporters as Ruth Pope. Ruth always did like excitement and I think she will find plenty of it in news- paper reporting - There is a plane ready to take off for Hong Kong, the site of tl1e next Olymphic meet. Let us see if any of our classmates are going to be Olymphic stars. T do believe I see Jerry Mar- tin and Marvin Shockley boarding that plane. They always were outstanding athletes. I Wonder who that cute little airline hostess is. I do believe it is Phyllis White. I'll bet she takes good care of her passengers! Here comes the pilot and co-pilot now. They look famil- iar, and they should because they are none other than Joe Rockwell, and his capable co- pilot, Wallace Sumner. They are pausing to talk with the mechanics, the one with red hair just couldn't be anyone but Glenn Thomason, and the other is Lloyd Hammond. With these capable men in charge of this plane nothing could go wrong - or could it?? Now the scene shifts to the display room of a large clothing establishment. A fashion show is in progress, the dresses shown are designed by Patsy Wright. As I watch the models strut about the platform, I notice two of them are exceptionally graceful. They are Doris Jean lVlcLanahan and Gail DeMasters. I wonder who else is watching this fashion show. There is. Alice Raber, that new Broadway ac- tress, and with her is Nancy Timmons, her personal manager. With a manager like Nan- cy, Alice will really go places! And beside them is Jane Fisher who is married to a multi- millionaire. She probably is explaining her technique to Nancy and Alice. Now we are in the office of a large estab- lishment. That efficient looking secretary is Charlotte Warner. She has just been voted Secretary of the Year. Here comes her bossg and I do believe that it is Ted Morhart The future is really full of surprises, isn't it? As this scene fades another takes shape. It appears to be a broadcasting room of a rad- lovstation. A young man is crooning into a microphone, and I recognize that voice as Bob Mart1n's. He is the new singing sensation, that the teenagers are wild about. That must be the producer of this pro- gram standing over there waving h1s arms. It can't be, but it is - it's Larry Shanks. A smartly dressed woman is introducing the next program. She is Nancy Kassing. It looks as if a distinguished gentleman is going to make a speech. She introduces him as Senator Stark. If I remember correctly, Stan- ley was always making speeches in class. The mists blot out this scene and now I see two people robbing a bank, here comes a policeman. No, the bandits aren't former class-- mates, but the policeman is, he is Richard, Wagoner. Here come the president of the bank and his bookkeeper. The policeman seems to know the President of the bank and he should because he is Robert Ramey, and his book- keeper is Annetta Hancock. Again the mists close down. Now that things are clear again I see that this is a scene in Hollywood. We are in an office. A woman is talking on the telephone. I recognize the voice as that of Sue Hunter. Evidently she is that new Hol- lywood columnist whom the stars run from! Sue always did get a l.ot of enjoyment out of talking. She is talking to someone by the name of Carolyn. It must be our classmate, Carolyn Hobbs. She and her husband must have settled in Hollywood. Now I see a race track. The race for the Champion of the midget car races is about to start. It looks like John Tevis, Bob Bedsaul and Jerry Wallace are among the ones competing for the title. They always did like to live dan- gerously! As I look at the many spectators gathered to see this exciting event, I recognize Henry Clark, now Manager of Musser's Dry Goods Store and Kelly Warren, Business Manager of the Warren Lawn Mower Service, and Ray Fitzgerel, a typist in the Mechanics Depart- ment at T.W.A. A jet plane zooms overhead doing daring stunts. Now the pilot is writing his name. It is Reed Hough. Now I see a lovely college town. There is a vast crowd in the chapel. A new president of the college is. being inaugurated. It is the first woman president and, of course, it is none other than our studious schoolmate, Peg- gy Simmerman. Now we are attending the Presentation Ceremony of the Award of Homemaker of the Year to Mrs. Clifford Price, known to her classmates as Betty Bailey. Her best friend, Peggy Potter is watching. She is happily married also. The sun sets and the light fades gradually. A purple haze covers everything. The crystal clears and I can see no more. Senior Class Gift On Class Night, May 20, 1957, Robert Ra- mey, in behalf of the Senior Class, presented a sum of money to be used for the purchase of a Cggck for a Bell System, to be placed in the 0 1ce. . The members of the Senior Class of 1957 know that a new clock of this kind is greatly needed and hope it will be appreciated and en- joyed by all. '.o +' QQQQQ ' W U55 50.9 KE DO-'00-+11 QQQQ cocucocmcm Senior Activities Last Will and Testament Of The Senior Class of 1957 By Lois Yoder , We, the Class of 1957, being of sound mind we hope, and sound in body, realizing that our days at Holden High School are over, do hereby ordain, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I Section 1. To our parents, we wish to express our heartfelt thanks for the patience, guidance, and encouragement they have given us throughout our school years. Section 2. To our Superintendent, Mr. Troy E. Hirni, we give a sense of relief that we have at last been graduated, pleasant memor- ies of our years together and a feeling of pride in any great deeds or achievements that our future may contain, realizing that such glories will be due much to his example and conduct. Section 3. To our Principal, Mr. Earl M. Brown, whom we have grown to like and re- spect in the past year, we wish to express our thanks and deep appreciation for all he has done. Section 4. To our sponsors, Mrs. James Krockenberger and Mr. Evert Buxton, our sin- cere thanks for all that they have done to help make this a most memorable year. Section 5. To other teachers, we leave not only gratitude, but our sincere wishes that the classes to follow will give them more ease and peace of mind. Section 6. To the Juniors, we give the honor and responsibilities of being Seniors and hope that they will execute these respon- sibilities and privileges in a manner befitting to their position. Section 7. To the Sophomores we will all the good times that have been ours during the last two years of high school. Section 8. To the Freshmen, we will any old test papers, pencils and books they can find. Section 9. To the seventh and eighth graders, We leave the fun and hard work of high school, also our quiet and dignified ways in the halls. Section 10. To our dear old school build- ing itself, we leave the peaceful quiet caused by our absence. ARTICLE II As the years have brought us many posses- sions, we therefore, individually give, devise, and bequeath to the designated persons the following: Betty Bailey Price wills her matrimonial success to Jane Clevenger. Bobby Bedsaul wills his quiet trips around town to Eddie Dillon. Henry Clark wills his nickname Awnin to his brother, LaVerne. Betty Comer wills her quiet and friendly manners in the halls to Patty Rockwell. Gail DeMasters wills her ready smile to Betty McQuitty. Jane Fisher wills locker number 161 to Judy Anderson, if she can get it open. Ray Fitzgerel wills his book, How To Get Out of High School or The Tunnel That Led to Freedomt' to Jackie Gudde. U Lloyd Hammond wills his mechanical abil- ity to Kenneth Ensley. Annetta Hancock and Peggy Potter leave high school for the altar. Carolyn Hobbs wills her neat and trim appearance to Frances Ann Robey, who does- n't need it at all. Reed Hough wills his course on How to Turn Over A Car in Ten Easy Lessons to Charles Rowland. Sue Hunter wills her skill in writing let- ters to certain people during shorthand class to Judy Davidson. Nancy Kassing wills the fun of being in the Senior Play to Judy Hyatt. Doris Jean McLanahan leaves her discard- ed sheets of typing paper to Clayton Raker. Ted Morhart leaves his ability to argue with his teachers to Cecil Hite. Bob Martin wills his singing ability to Bob Ziegler. Jerry Martin wills all knives, axes, and daggers to anyone who dares to look at that certain Freshman girl. Ruth Pope wills her ability to get along with the male population of this high school to Zelda Stowell. Alice Raber wills her skill' in driving a car to Kathy Tuepker. Robert Ramey wills his ability to get on the honor roll to Spencer Taylor. Joe Rockwell wills all his worn out cars to Buddy Hampton. Larry Shanks wills his knack of being late to his first-hour bookkeeping class to Charles Naylor, if he can get away with it. Marvin Shockley wills his ability to play football and basketball to James Hammond. Peggy Simmerman wills all leftover work- sheets, practice sets, and ink eradicator from her bookkeeping class to Wanda Fitzgerel. Stanley Stark wills his speeches during class to Eddie Parsons. Wallace Sumner wills his black hair to Wilmer Carter. John Tevis wills his left-over traffic tickets to Larry Wheatley. Glenn Thomason wills his curly red hair to Buddy Phelps. Nancy Timmons wills her giggles to Bar- bara Bryant, who really doesn't need them. Richard Wagoner wills his desire to go places and have a good time to Ronald Silver- thorn. Charlotte Warner wills her soft little voice to Bob Henry. Jerry Wallace leaves his car to Bill Hale. He figures is would never make it to college anyway. Kelly Wallen wills his ability to come to school every day to Dean Snare. Phyllis White wills all unlearned shorthand phrases to Marilyn McKeown. Patsy Wright wills all of her left-over boy friends to Peigy Sue Wright. Lois Yoder wills her excess height to Jer- ry Rodgers. IN WITNESS WI-IEREOF we, the Class of 1957, have hereunto affixed our seal on the twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven. Testator, Lois Yoder Superintendent, Troy E. Hirni Principal, Earl M. Brown Sponsors, Drusilla Krockenberger, Evert G. Buxton ...,........ v...-..M,..yM-M-wi.M.. w.,,vmmnq.,,,f - - -1----- --- -1- ---- -1--M U55 Eagfa ----'-H'-' - '-' ' ' ' ' Senior Activities Baccalaureate Services . 8 P.IVI., Sunday, May 19. 1957 Processional -I ..... . L--- Medley of Hymns Mrs. V. J. Roberts, Organist Invocation ...,,.....,. ..,- Rev. S. J. Chaney Announcements --. ...,, -,. .,.. Earl-M. Brown High School Principal Sextet ...., ...i.i ' 'The Bells of St. Mary's Charlotte Warner, Doris Jean McLanahan Jane Fisher, Phyllis White, Alice Raber Annetta Hancock Mrs. V. J. Roberts, Accompanist Scripture Reading --,..,-. - Philippians 3:7-16 Rev. V. B. Skinner Sextet May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You Charlotte Warner, Doris Jean McLanahan Jane Fisher, Phyllis Ann White, Alice Raber, Annetta Hancock Address .... - -, ,- -- Mature Religion Rev. W. A. Wilson Blest Be The Tie That Bindsl' Audience Standing Benediction --.- ...... .Elder Marvin Kendrick I Commencement Program 8 P. M. - Wednesday, May 22. 1957 Processional -. -. . Pomp and Circumstancev Mrs. V. J. Roberts, Organist Invocation .i........ Rev. A. C. Casey Piano Solo ..... . 'Tantaisie - Impromptu Jane Fisher Address ..,..... Guideposts Along the Way ' Paul Greene Director, Teacher Education and Certification State Department of Education Trio -. .....i -. ...... Halls of Ivy You'll Never Walk Alone Jane Fisher, Doris J. McLanahan, Alice Raber Mrs. V. J. Roberts, Accompanist Presentation of Class of 1957 Troy E. Hirni Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas - . Rayburn Henry President of Board of Education Benediction ...as - Rev. William Robertson Recessional ,. War March of the Priests Mrs. V. J. Roberts, Organist I Class Night Program Monday. May 20, 1957 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER This is Our Today ...- ..... . Salutatory Jane Fisher These Twelve Years --. er--Class History Ted Morhart Vocal S010 .r....... .---- ........ - Bob Martin Class Will -------........... .... L ois Yoder Music --t - --- - ..--- ..... Male Quartet Jerry Wallace. Jerry Martin, Joe Rockwell Bob Martin Jane Fisher, Accompanist These Things I See . --.Class Prophecy Patsy Wright C17-'ISS P09111 -N ........... --- Nancy Timmons But What Is Our Tomorrow? ---Valedictory Peggy Simmerman Music ---4--- H --MM---,.--, ..,,. S emor Girls Presentation of Class Gift to School Robert Ramey Recognition of Achievements, Awards, Honors Troy E. Hirni, Superintendent Earl M. Brown, Principal Class Gifts ..e,...,e. Doris Jean McLanahan President's Farewell ..,. .-- Charlotte Warner f'Our Memories ,....... .. ....r... Class S0113 Tune: Moments To Remember Words by Annetta Hancock Jane Fisher, Accompanist Junior - Senior Banquet The Junior Class entertained the Senior Class, Faculty and Board of Education on Saturday evening, May ll, with their annual banquet in the Grade School Auditorium. The theme selected by the Junior Class was Hitch Your Wagon To A Start, and this was carried out by decorating with two star-sploch- ed blue runners down the middle of a white table. Arrangements of roses were used as centerpieces and the nut cups were blue wag- ons hitched to a star. Napkins, plates, candles and programs harmonized with this theme. The menu, prepared by mothers of the Junior Class was the Little Dipper CTomato Cocktailj, Comets CCrackersD, Zodiac Special fFried Chickenb. Venus Style CPeasD, Moon Beams CCo1'nJ, Fleecy clouds Cpotatoesj, Milky Way CGravyD. Man in the moon CTossed saladl, Northern Lights CRelishes5, Full Moon and Stardust CRolls and butterj, Lovers Delight tStrawberry Shortcake and Whipped Creamj, Big Dipper CCoffeeJ. The Sophomore girls who served the food were dressed in blue, star-covered skirts with a silver sash and a white blouse. The Sopho- more bovs who served as bus boys were dress- ed in blue trousers with a silver sash, a white shirt and a blue bow tie. The program for the evening was as fol- lows: Wishing Stars a-, - ......... by Little Dipper CToast of Welcomej CEddie Dillonj Invocation Mrs. James Krockenberger Holiday in Stardom -. --- by Big Dipper CSenior Toast of Thanksj CCharlotte Warnerj MV Blue Heaven Song by Saralee Skinner Hitch Your Wagon To A Star - by Lord Saturn CAim High In Lifej CMr. Troy Hirnij Shooting Stars ...... The Man In The Moon CMr. Rayburn Henryl Boys Quartet .--.- Silvery Moon. Memories 'tMoonlight Bay Ralph Franklin, Mike Roberts Eddie Dillon Jack McAllister U Following the banquet a Prom was held in the High School Auditorium. The ceiling of the auditorium was decorated with a blue, star-studded sky and blue streamers fell from the sky to the floor around the edge. Climbing roses covered the rock wall on the floor. An- gels, clouds and stars were used as stage dec- orations in keeping with the theme. Music was furnished by a dance band from Sedalia. -0-f'-'-f-0---1-0-f-M U55 fagfs -0-----i--0-------0--' Senior Activities r But What is our Tomorrow By Peggy Simmerman. Valediciorian Parents, faculty, and friends: This stage is set for a scene similar to this every year. Many high school graduates have reached this turn in the highway of life. To many of you this is just a casual occa- sion, but to us it is a great milestone in our lives. The closing of our senior year is only the beginning of our adult lives. Our class chose as its motto: We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give. As we travel along this well-worn high- way, we realize that we have done a great deal toward getting that which will help us live a full life. We are now finishing the foundation of our preparations for the problems that we are to meet. During the past twelve years we have been setting the standards by which we will live. Our parents and teachers have been re- sponsible for this molding of our characters, and it is to them that we want to say, Thank You . Their training will give us the courage to accept the challenges of life, to approach each problem thoughtfully and to strive cheer- fully for the answer. We want to use our talents wisely to gain for ourselves the best things in life. We have healthy bodies. alert minds, and the good wishes of our friends to brighten the road ahead. A life well-lived is a life in which one has given - in many instances, more than he has received. We can expect our tomorrow to be in accordance with our today. Many of us will need further education in order to make a liv- ing in our chosen career, but we can begin now to give what we have - a friendly smile and a helping hand. As has been stated many times, It's a lone road that has no turning . We must be ready for each turn, regardless of what may be around the bend. We are young, but years have no monoply on ambition. We must build a better future upon the foundation we have gained. In closing I would like to quote the last stanza of Roofs by Joyce Kilmer. They say life is a highway and its milestones are the years, And now and then there's a toll-gate where you pay your way with tears, It's a rough road and a steep road and stretches broad and far, But it leads at last to a Golden Town where Golden Houses are. This Is Our Today By Jane Fisher, Salutaiorian Mr. Hirni, Faculty, Parents and Friends: It is my privilege to welcome you to our Class Night Program. In the past twelve years we seniors have worked together, played together and learned together. Soon we shall receive the passports that will start us on the voyage of life. We have received the best that the public schools can offer. This is our today - but what of the fu- ture? In the past, we have relied on our par- ents and teachers for help: now we will be on our own. Some will go on to collegeg others will find jobs, many right here in this community. I believe that each one will prove himself wor- thy of the work and planning that have gone into these years of schooling. We shall certainly not suffer from the lack of problems to be solved. If we can con- tribute to the welfare of our country, then our education will have served its purpose. Tonight you are witnessing a scene of one of America's finest institutions -- the public school system. It is as much a part of our De- mocracy as the Declaration of Independence: it is the very essence of our form of govern- ment. With the completion of our high school studies, we have reached an important mile-- stone in our lives. To our parents, it means we have grown up : to our community, it means that we are well on our way toward as- suming the duties and responsibilities of citi- 'zenship - carrying new ideas, new vigor, and new strength to our nation. For we have learned more than the tra- ditional reading, writing and arithmetic. We have been taught the American way of life. In all of our activities, we have seen Democracy in action, and we leave this school with a con- crete understanding of the principles that have made America great. We know that America's strength lies in her people, and that a strong nation must be well informed. That is the significance of our graduation: and a firm belief in Democracy is our most cherished heritage from Holden High School. Again, it is a pleasure to welcome you to our Class Night Program and to have you share with us these Moments To Remember . Class Song Our Memories Tune Moments To Remember Words by Anneita Hancock The day we entered Holden High, And now the day we say goodbye, We will have these moments to remember. The dances that we had each fall, The banquet, and the Eagle Ball, We will have these moments to remember. Though the years may slowly come and go, And the present disappears, The laughter we were glad to share Will echo through the years. As we leave and say goodbye, We can't forget dear Holden High, And we will have these moments to remember. ,.,.....- ,..........-v-9-efeaf---v-f - .-Q:-::::::::-: --::::1-2:1-w U55 fagfs -:1':1:1 :1:1:t: ':1 '::9 ' Senior Activities Senior Play About 400 people braved the snowstorm to see the three one-act plays presented by the Senior Class of 1957 at the Holden High School Auditorium on Thursday evening, April 11, 1957. The plays were under the direction of Mrs. James Krockenberger. Many Happy Returns took place in the Boyd home on a Saturday morning. It was Dad's birthday, and Mother was determined he should have a quiet relaxed day. Everything went dead wrong. In her enthusiasm, Mother accidently knocked off Dad's glasses and broke them. When Dad handed Mother his pay check, she found a blue slip which meant he was fired. Then to add to their woes, Buddy, their twenty-one year old son, turned up married to the daughter of a family Dad despised. But the marriage turned out to be a blessing, Dad got a wonderful job and Dad finally got his many happy returns of the day. The cast was: Homer Boyd, Dad, Larry Shanks. Clara Boyd, Mother, Carolyn Hobbs. Betty Boyd, fifteen year old daughter, 'Peggy Simmerman. Roberta, seventeen year old daughter, Sue Hunter. Eloise, the maid, Lois Yoder. Mrs. David Holton, a wealthy socialite, Nancy Timmons. . Wanda Holton, her daughter, Nancy Kas- smg. . , You'd Never Think It was a short com- edy and a typical breakfast scene. The cas.t was: The thoughtful husband, Ted Morhart. The equally thoughtful wife, Doris Jean McLanahan. Shock of His Life was an episode in the life in the Maxwell household. The Max- well household including Mother and Dad, who ruled the roost, with seventeen year old Connie, fifteen year old Betty Lou, and scatterbrain Wilbur adding their opin- ions. The other character in the play was Hercules Nelson, a teenage pal of Wilbur. Wilbur and Hercules were planning to at- tend a masquerade party. His mind on the important subject of what to wear, Wilbur jot- ted down telephone messages as they came in for other members of the family. First came a message from the market saying that its present supply of heart was about gone. Then 'the call came from the doctor saying he would stop by about 7:30. And finally the school doctor phoned to say that Betty Lou's cough should be over by 7:45. Vlfhen Wilbur jotted that down he put down coffin instead of Hcoughin' . Mr. Maxwell had been to the doctor that day and was expecting a message in regard to the report on his physical checkup. He practically collapsed when he put all the messages together and read, Heart about gone, will stop at 7:30. Dr. Brown. Coffin should be over by 7:45. He immediately jump- ed to conclusions and his family not realizing what was going on were very unsympathetic with him. In an attempt to bid a dramatic farewell to Wilbur, he gave the scatter-bramed boy the impression that he was going to pri- son. There was a very embarrassed Mr. Max- well when he found out the truth. The cast was: Mr. Maxwell, Bob Martin. Mrs. Maxwell, Jane Fisher. Connie, Alice Raber, Betty Lou, Charlotte Warner. Wilbur, Henry Clark. Hercules, Joe Rockwell. Between plays, musical specialties were presented by Sue Hunter, Alice Raber, Char- lotte Warner, Annetta Hancock, Doris Jean McLanahan, Jerry Martin, Joe Rockwell, Jer- ry Wallace, and Bob Martin. The whole group first sang, Rock Around The Clock , Round and Round and Party Doll . The boys of the group sang, Blue Suede Shoes , Why Baby Why and Butterfly , During the second in- termission the girls dressed in sissy dresses, picture hats and white gloves sang, 'fLucky Lips , Teen Age Crush and A Guy Is A Guy . All musical numbers were accompan- ied by Jane Fisher. f At the close of the program, Stanley Stark introduced Charlotte Warner, Senior Class president, who presented two dozen red roses to Mrs. Krockenberger. Ushers for the evening were Patsy Wright, Gail DeMasters, Annetta Hancock, Robert Ra- mey, Jerry Wallace, Betty Bailey Price and Peggy Potter. Presiclen.t's Farewell By Charlotte Warner Farewell always seems so final. This fare- well is to classmates, teachers, and to this schoo . I would just like to say that I have sin- cerely enjoyed serving as President for the past year. I've enjoyed working side by side with you, my classmates. We have learned that, if we are to succeed, we must work together. The years we've spent here have been full of interesting activities, numerous trials and great responsibilities. Along with our hard work have come many new experiences and never-to-be-forgotten memories. We shall al- ways have a warm spot in our hearts for this school where we'Ve shared so many happy hours together. Yes, This is our Today - But What is our Tomorrow? We are graduating at last! Some years ago this day seemed far-distant. Which way do we go now? We have spent four years in high school discovering our abilities and interests. We have solved many problems, and we hope that we can now intelligently solve the problem of choosing the road which will lead to success and happiness. Is our road to be college, business, the armed services or homemaking? What ever road we choose, let us press on with courage, sincerity, and enthusiasm, firm in the know- ledge that the world has a place for each of us if we will have a genuine liking for people and a willingness to do our share of the world's wor . ' Thank you and God bless you. ' 'N' '- -'-f'---0-f-- U55 gag fs -f'---0-w- v- --om --+1-0-0-f Senior Activities I Representatives Elected To Boys and Girls State Each year the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary sponsor a Boys State and a Girls State. The purpose of each is to educate youth in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American Citizen- ship and also to develop leadership. Outstanding boys and girls of high moral character, good sportsmanship and potential leadership tendencies are wanted at Boys and Girls State. The students selected to go must be in the top third of their class scholasticallyg shall have leadership, character, courage, hon- esty, cooperativeness, physical fitness and in- terest in government procedure, and must have completed their junior of high school work. This year the Munday-Hancock Post of the American Legion will sponsor Jamie Ra- der, the Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor Ronald Silverthorn and the Chamber of Commerce will sponsor Jimmie Brown of the Kingsville High School. Boys State will be held on the Central Missouri State College Campus at Warrensburg June 15 to June 22. The American Legion Auxiliary will spon- sor Mary Alice Boosinger and Beatrice Sim- mermon at Girls State at Christian College at Columbia June 23 to June 30. Chapter GS of the P.E.O. Sisterhood will sponsor Frances Ann Robey for Girls State. Alternate representatives are Nancy Ri-- denhour and Carolyn Higgins. Homecoming The annual homecoming football game was played with the Rich Hill Tigers on No- vember 2, 1956. Holden won 31 to 19. The queen candidates rode on to the foot- ball field in convertibles driven by J. C. Mc- Lanahan and Charles Dean.The band played Melody of Love , Let Me Call You Sweet- heart and the school song, The Song of the Blue and White as the queen candidates were escorted onto the field. Miss Alice Raber, the senior candidate, was escorted by Jerry Marting Miss Judy Hvatt, the junior candidate, was escorted by Dale Snare: Miss Beverly Morrow, the sophomore candidate, was escorted by John Rhoades: Miss Barbara Truninger, the freshman candidate, was escorted by Scottv Gard: Miss Mary Alice Boosinger, sponsored by the football team, was escorted bv Bob Martin. Bill Hale acted as master of ceremonies and announced the selection of the queen to the audience. Marvin Shockley and Joe Rockwell, co- captains, crowned Miss Alice Raber as the Homecoming Queen for 1956-57. Miss Kathy Tuepker. the 1955 Homecoming Queen, pre- sented Miss Raber with a dozen red roses. Following the game. the Homecoming Dance was held in the Holden High School Auditorium. Members of the Rich Hill Student Body were guests of the evening. Students, alumni and parents were also guests. The school colors, blue and white, were used in the streamers to decorate the auditor- ium. A football field was on the stage, wi.th an Eagle and a Tiger on the field. Miss Alice Raber, her attendants and their escorts led the first dance. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served by the P.T.A. during the dance. The 1956-57 Homecoming was enjoyed by everyone, and we are expecting another vic- torious Homecoming game next year. Eagle Ball The Eagle Staff and Sponsors entertained the Faculty, the Board of Education and mem- bers of Holden High School at the Eagle Ball on May 14, 1957. The Queen Candidates, Carolyn Hobbs, Gail DeMasters, and Sue Hunter were escorted by Bob Martin, Ted Morhart, and Jerry Martin to the foot of the steps leading to a throne of Blue and Silver. Doris Jean McLanahan, Editor-in-Chief of the Eagle, read a letter from Mr. W. J. West- more, make-up artist for Paramount Pictures Corporation, Hollywood, California, telling his selection for Eagle Queen. After opening the pictures Miss McLanahan announced that Mr. Westmore had selected Miss Gail DeMas- ters as the Eagle Queen. Miss DeMasters ascended the throne and Miss McLanahan placed a beautiful crown of White Carnations and Red Roses on her head. Miss DeMasters and her attendants and their escorts led the first dance of the evening. The Class Colors, Red and White, were carried out in the refreshments and decora- tions. Individual cakes iced- with White Icing and a Red Rose in the center were served with punch. The evening was spent dancing and the Eagle Ball of 1957 was an enjoyable evening for all. Junior Class Play The Junior Class Play, The Able Miss Cain was presented Friday, December 7, 1956 in the Holden High School Auditorium. The cast was as follows: Elinor Prescott ---.. Beatrice Simmermon Leaper Prescott i ........ . Eddie Dillon Cheryl Prescott --- .... Saralee Skinner Petey Prescott ...... .... J ackie Phelps Mary Jo Jennings ....,. .- Judy Hyatt Mamie Magoon ....,,f. Shelia Kirkendoll Gussie Smoot ...,.. .... Z elda Stowell Jed Lawford .. .f.......,.c. Mike Roberts Orpha Van Ostade ....... . Wilda Ziegler Alvie Van Ostade ....., Kenneth Ensley Mrs. Pilsbury Livermore ..,..s Mary Day Aunt Molly Cain .... Frances Ann Robey Izzy Finklestein ...., . l... Robert Ensley Mlle. Fifi ...e...,.. Mary Alice Boosinger Special entertainment was presented be- tween acts by the following members of the Junior Class: Dale Snare, Carolyn Hardin, Peggy Shockley, Mary Alice Boosinger, Kelly Stark. The play was directed by Mrs. Frank Pres- ton. ..,-.,:::-: ,-E: 1:4 :f,::,-n-.,:1::f,-..g. U--,-4--.-U- --4-1,-H- ,-M UAE fagfg .---,.-.,m, U55 fag fs -:w-o-f-0-,---'-'-i---'-- U55 fagfs U ' e Custodians Left To Right: Raymond Carter, John McConville, Donald McClain. 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Si U55 xth Grd p 11141101 1 :mimi 3010301 1 0 FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Mrs. Ted Boosinger, Alice Gregg, Danny Henry, Dale Strate, Eddie Hirni, Billy Holtz, Jimmie Car- lyle, Jimmie Huff, Mary Price, Virginia Kel- ley, Sharon Fizer, Mrs. Ira S. Hammond. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Rita Griggs, Bill Morrison, Wilma Adamson, Bobbie Mc- Conville, Milton Cone, Milford Cunningham, Jim Bill Hallar, Mike Alexander, Nancy Simmermon, Paul Rockwell, Rose Rissel, Donna Roach. THIRD ROW: Left to Right - Fred Des Com- bes, Bonnie Poisal, May Cochran, Darlene Fifth Gr Henderson, Beth Garrett, Linda Bryant, Le- Vina Gudde, Jane Harman, Gary Cotter, gionnkie McKeown, Loraine Hampton, Andy mit . FOURTH ROW: Left To Right - Larry Zva- cek, Karen Brewer, Marvin Barker, John Silverthorn, Jimmie Rearden, Allen Vick, Kenneth Bohannon, Mary Beth Jones, Donna Nowell, Gary Rhoades, Ruth Hamilton, Car- on Sirnes . NOT IN PICTURE: Kay Cochran, Sheryl Na- chtigal, Margaret Piercefield, Alfred Thomas ade FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Mrs. Ira S. Hammond, Larry Strickland, Larry Comer, Donald Gann, George McQuitty, Jackie Doyel, Judy Hancock. Marv Ann Wallace, Shirley Strata, Mrs. Marie Hampton. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Elaine Han- cock, Terrie Clinger, Judy Woods, Jesse Gudde, Mary Ann Rader, Gayla Carlyle, Marilyn Strate, Mike Daniel, Richard De- Graffenreid, Raymond Burnfin, THIRD ROW: Left To Right - Joe Montele- one, James Middlesworth, Kenneth Sech- rest, Nellie White, Charles Griggs, Harold Williams, Douglas Stewart, Robert Kelley, Shirley McConville, Janet Currie, Tommy Cantrell. FOURTH ROW: Left To Right - James Tevis, Elias Hodges, Robert Powell, Donald Barker, Oraphena Hodges, Larry Smith, Michel Vick, Ray Tartar, Mike Bealmer, Charles Wade. FIFTH ROW: Left To Right - Kathy Pirch, Tina Ann Jones, Dolores Gudde, Gene John- son, Mary Anna Bradshaw, Robert Pierce- field, Kathy Carney, Gene Holland, Donna Truninger, Dorothy Gilcrest, Billy Joe Braun. NOT IN PICTURE: Betty Rearden, Larry Thomas. -2-1--N--4-.1 .,...-..-.......-...............-,s-.me-:--....f-.....,...- ' -0--0-----1'--M - ---I-w -0- U55 .fagfs -f'-'-'-'-' '-'-'- ' ' - Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Mrs. Aaron Hough, Mervin McLanahan, Charles Shores, Veronica Price, David Dennis, Gene Tay- lor, Robert Murphy, Donna Pieron, Glen Al- vis, Michael Hough, Marvin McLanahan, Miss Crystal Davidson. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Darrell Meadows, Barbara Ann Sturgis, Janna Lou Johnson, Stephen Roberts, Jo Ann Gann, Chester Davidson, Glenn Chaney, Jimmy Bryant, Kathy Sherman, Rosemary Cope- land, Amber Ruckdeschel. THIRD ROW: Left To Right - David Riden- Ridenour, Danny Manford, Billy Bernard, Bruce McNeel, Wray Carter Sexson, Patsy Williams, David Harral. FOURTH ROW: Left To Right - David Lee Hancock, Rickie McKeown, Ronald Kirk, Carl Lee Ewing, Donna Hilke, Janet Young, Leslie Phelps, David Lynn Hanes, Dale Tal- ley, Edward Sears, Barbara Talley. FIFTH ROW: Left To Right - Ruth Bohannon, Jimmie Strate, Carla Brewer, Joyce Rhoades, Trudy Henry, Christine Hirni, Nancy Sue Hampton, Edwards Hodges, Betty Jean Ol- son, David Marion Hancock, Harry Younce, Charlene Pease. hour, Bobby Spiwak, Jackie Rearden, Gary NOT IN PICTURE: Anna Marie Cline. Tlurd Grade FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Mrs. Aaron Hough, Deborah Duncan, Shirley Mullen, Denna Daniel, Steven Arnold, Elsie Faye Hite, Garry DeGraffenreid, Linda Buxton, Patricia Page, Dickie Simmermon, Gael Harman, Judy Carson, Martha Wallace. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Mrs. G. V. Redford, Danny Norton, Martha Wade, Re- gina Parks, Nicky Monteleone, Lavonne Hol- land, Mattie Hayes, Donnie Corwin, Paul Broadway, Linda Turner, David Clevenger, Jim Holmberg, Melvin Jones. THIRD ROW: Left To Right - Mrs. Marjorie Carney, Billie Dryer, Juanita Krause, Donald Pease, Linda Martin, Brent Hodges, Donald Barker, Donald Hillsman, Bobby Zimmer, Martin Dale Bowie, Sammy Hanna, Kristine Holger, Wanda Smith, Jane Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Left To Right - Sue Fizer, Wanda Simrnerman, Harold Hancock, Joe Barker, Michael Bryant, Danny Daugherty Mike Lewis, Robert Hilke, Larry McDaniel, Dennis Vick, Donna Ray Brown, Wayne Truex, Delphia Talley. ..,................-...........4... ,.............,.e.......... ,.- ..,.. , . -1--1---W-I--I-I-I-0 --.. - me saga -..........-..---.-,-.,-..-4- . Second Grade FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Donnie David- son, Stevie Wheatley, Richard Martin, Betty McMullin, Dennis Scrutchfield, Shirley Mc- Kay, Francis Kelley, Robert Skinner, Billy Drewry, Ronnie Burnfin, Eddie Ruckdeschel, Mike Price. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Mrs. Wheeler Lewis, David Timmons, Sandra Kendrick, Pauline Hodges, Theresa Hammond, Janet Gann, Kenneth Jennings, Mike Brown, Tom- my White, Ethel Mae Gudde, Sharon Berry, Lonnie Hayes, Becky Manford, Mrs. Chesley Wallace. 'Ist G THIRD ROW: Left To Right - Michael Gudde, Sharron Currie, Linda Taylor, Nola Ziegler, Robert Davidson, Rusty Day, Gary Kirk, Brenda Jo Naylor, Patricia Briscoe, Cathy Beach, Michael Todd. FOURTH ROW: Left To Right - Virgil Bry- ant, Linda Hampton, Eilleen Griggs, Donald Smith, Gene Elkins, Gwendolen Jennings, John Strickland, Virgil Phelps, John Whar- ton, Billy Nowell, Alex Vick. NOT IN PICTURE: Billy Hillsman. rode 1 F1 FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Mrs. Keith Sturgis, Deborah Weeks, Linda Reynolds, Dennis Ridenhour, Vickie Davis, Joe Raber, Cheryl Houk, Janice Long, Wayne Smith, James Comer, Jeffrey Meadows, Lloyd Younce, Michael Terry, Mrs. Chesley Wal- lace. SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Daryl Scrutchfield, Leslie Wayne McMullin, Sylvia I-Iarral, Franklin Hobbs, John McConville, Billy Ray Truninger, John Barnard, Larry Carter, Nola May Johnson, Linda Kay Eissler Steven Hancock, Bruce Doyel. I THIRD ROW: Left To Right - Patricia Mc- Conville, Bobby Hancock, Charles uourty, Ronald Parks, Randall Simmermon, James Smith, Donald Talley, Carl Phelps, Larry Smith, Jackie Ann Eckhoff, Cindy Daniel, LeRoy Nowell. FOURTH ROW: Left To Right- Dolores O'Toole, Lucinda Lewis, Glen Gann, Bobby Simmermon, Eddie Simmermon, Lyne Ma- rie Riffle, Linda Ann Hedden, Michael Casey Linda McDowell, Paul Hilke, Linda Ruth McQuitty, Richard Clinger. I NOT IN PICTURE: Mary Gibson, Miles Der- rick, Sharon Hupman, Dennis Hancock, Rob- ert Gardner, Shirley Eissler. ' ,..,,.,,.,......-.-.--rv -.- -...:.a...-.-. .............--,...-- - . . cu: we cm 1 -r wr 11 -rf Dvd' I-D Ib w Q65 fa ' 'W ' 5 '-4 -' Lincoln School FRONT ROW: Left To Right,- Gary Taylor, BACK ROW: Left To Right -.Joyce Taylor, James Taylor, Ralph Shockley, Charlene Joseph Shockley, William Lively, Wilbur Taylor, Jerome Taylor, Sharon Shockley. Lively, Diana Taylor, Miss Janie Green. Miller Grade School R-III FIRST ROW: Left To Rietht - Frankie Joe Dale Jarman, Ray Jarman, Jeanne Smith, Burton, Norman Ray Briscoe, Paula Jo Barton Pemberton, Patsy Dyer, Nancy Lee Cole, Gaylen McDonough, Jerry Lynn Pad- Slack. dack, DHITG11 PIHSOH- THIRD RiW:1Left15I'o Right E Michael Bur- , - - gard, C ery Mc onough, ickie Bronson, SECOND ROW' ,Left to Rlght Dennis Jimmy McCubbin, David McCubbin, Michael Campbell, Ronme MCD0T10Ugh, N0I'1'f1a Jean Lou Smith, Mrs. Ivan McNeel, Gary Paddack Slack, Shirley Faye Slack, Gregory Burgard, Patrick Smith. '1 ' '---- 1-'-- U55 Eagfs -1--1----------f-0-1-----.- Pleasant View Grade School R-III FIRST ROW: Left To Right - Douglas War- Rogers, Richard Warren, Frank Helton, Jr. ren, Delbert Wehmeyer, Wayne Inman, David Helton, Rose Anna Inman, Mrs. J. W Becky Guinn, Nicky Inman, Steven MC- Fisher. Dowell- NOT IN PICTURE: Delbert Lee Newman, El- SECOND ROW: Left To Right - Lillie Mae bert Dee Newman, Elton Guinn, Jr. Holden Grade School R-III J23982 ....-.....,. . .n . --5,7-4--4-.T-ser.-.-......... ..........,,,..M,,..,,,,,.,,.,.........,,.,,?.,,..,,.........-- . -w--0--- -0----'-0- ,-'- -M 'jfia gag fa -1- '-- ' ' -' -' ' -'n '-0 ' Y' A cknowledgments Holden Furniture Co. Sechrect Implement and Service Co. Missouri Public Service H. E.. Sz Maude Holman Insurance and Real Estate Carmey Radio Shop Bob's Shoe Store The Holden Progress Wilm-a's House of Beauty Western Auto H. w. Bluhm Harry's Super Mart Dale's Barber Shop Dale Williams. Curly Hill. Holden. Mo. The Coffee Shop Holden Theatre Nick Kotsis Mattingly's ' Sc To 55.00 Musser's Raker 8: Craig Dry Goods Phone 13 Holden Cleaners Scarcliff Hardware Henry Hardware Millers Jewelry and Gifts Gambles Store Byron Bourn. Owner - United Telephone Co-mpany of Missouri Ball's Rexall Store Compliments the Snack Shop Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Middlesworth. Ina Mae and Jimmie Cast Bakery Johnson- County Lumber Co. Powell Buy Way Grocery Home Owned and Home Operated Rockledge Mfg. Co. Stahl Specialty Co. Kingsville. Mo. Socony Vacuum' Oil Co. Everett Pinson. Agent Kingsville. Mo. - Phone 20 or 40 Williams General Store Kingsville. Mo.. Phone 32 Miller Grocery 8: Feed Co. Magnolia. Mo. ' Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner Sales Service and Repairs William C. Meadows. Phone 150 Electrolux Vacuum Cleaner Sales Service and Repairs Earl L. Courtney. Phone SF4 Holden Sundries ax bioioioioioioioioioioioioioc U55 Etzgfe -1-------1----,---- ---W ' g Acknowledgments Wheeler Lewis Clothing and Shoes Holden Locker Plant Les Long. Operator Holden Hospital 8: Clinic Bell 8: Gudde Garage T. L. Carmichael Allis Chalmers and New Idea Machinery Day's Welding and Blacksmith Shop Canaday 8z Ropp Funeral Home Blank Holden Produce Lawler Service Station Clark Lumber Co. Claire Gibson. Mgr. Park Seed Co. Heiman Elevator Holden. Mo. Beaty Seed Co. Phone 65. Holden, Mo. . Standard Oil Products W. R. Howard and Vernon Zvacek Phillips 66 Service Chet and Ray Sturgis Cafe B. Sz C. Outlet W. H. Hillen Gudde Implement Co. Oliver Sales and Service Robinson Garage Holden Laundrymat Phone 45 McKeown's Body Shop Dr. Glenn Smead Chiropractor Skelly Products Hubert Elliott Savage Truck 8: Tractor Farmers 8z Commercial Bank Bank of Holden Member F.D.I.C. ' Fred Smith Pittsville. Mo. Pittsville Farm Store Pittsville. Mo. Barnett's Bakery Howard Hotel and Package Store Golladay Motor Co. Collins Coal 8: Ice Co. Dr. F. N. Davidson Chiropractor Cast Funeral Home -.........4..-.............L..m.m.............J.,.-....,-.,m......................,-....,.,..... ,.... . L . .. , ., , . . ,, - ,.,. .-..... ..... .... .- . . ..... .-, ,- ., ...-.,-............--.,?,,,wn...-M ,fm.-++wvwwv1 vww1r---i- --- --- lioiumomlvi D11 201010101011 3 rd 90'i 3 ?4l30i i 101 ?'30i010i' Acknowledgments W. W. Collier General Contractor Bell Meat Co. 800 East 14th Street Kansas City. Mo. Graham Confection Service Co.. Inc.. 1417 East 8th Street Kansas City. Mo. Atklsson Studlos Olin Wilson -- Roy H. Nickum 1208 North 8th Kansas City. Kans. Wm. F. Crome 8z Co. Wholesale Grocers. Clinton. Mo. Swift's Ice Cream Pure-ly Delicious To Serve Your Family Better Aines Farm Dairy Co. Tastemark Milk Kansas City. Mo. Gerbes Super Market Every Day Low Prices Plus S. 8a H. Green Stamps Dairy Queen Raymond Hughes. Proprietor W. S. Kirk Plumbing. Heating. Sheet Metal and Electrical Two Friends Ditton's Retirement Home A Competent Home with Sincere Service Cook's Store Paints and Giftware Chilhowee. Mo. True Hale, Life Insurance Bonnie's Beauty Shop Chilhowee. Mo. Highland's Gift and Jewelry Its Highlands for Diamonds East of Court House --- Warrensburg Mo. Cassingham and Son Home of Quality Hardware 8: Sporting Goods Warrensburg. Mo. Holden Nursery Co. J. C. Holsey. Owner Marks Garage Holden Oil Co. James A. Simpson Carl Olson General Trucking Turner Service Liquitied Gas and Appliances Chilhowee. Mo. Holden Recreation Glenn Simmermon. Prop. Hebel Garage Bob's Standard Service Bob Anderson. Dealer Rice and Redford Insurance Country Club Dairy Co 5633 Troost Avenue Kansas City. Missouri The members of the Senior Class of 1957 wish to take this opportunity to say Thank You to all who purchased Acknowledgements for the 1957 Eagle. We would like to add our special thanks to Mr. W. L. Simpson. our publisher. and his efficient Staff at the Holden Progress for all their cooperation and patience with us. Our very sincere thanks and appreciation go to Mrs. James Krockennberger. our sponsor. for her untiring efforts throughout the year. Doris Jean McLanahan ...... Editor-in-Chief Peggy Simmerman -.--- .... Assistant Editor 9 -'H!H'HIw-H' vvmmyyivnxwv-Awww rr,-mf. ,f ' ,V .-..- t f . 'Y A - , 3 :V -' x w- T 'Y'5.g W- www w:': j2 'v.-n-1-,f-a-+1,,,11--w,Tx-f4- 1, f-wprvm-up-gf., Am ?-4 O a 4