Houston High School - Pineymo Yearbook (Houston, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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L 'M 11 PINEYMU ,JS 1. .ik 4375324 Q- 51 fmecbcafion For his untiring efforts and unoeasing co-opera- tion, we sincerely dedi cate thls PINEYMO to our SSnlOT class sponsor, Mr LELAND SMITH THE PAQF FOREVER GONE THE FUTURE STILL OUR OWN K - ' A l 92 Caifffff Pi, 6 ' 7 M , A iwwa'-MQX QMW' y A 'gi' -3' cm Q... af G' I e x,-XZ, ,Awbb 41 1 X 1 ine m I ,O S5 Z M212 sq F is W .J .xdclminiafrafion Glen Martin, Grace Coats, Superintendent Principal A man decided to build a house After examinin his es - g r ources, he con- sulted an architect. He approved the plans and then began to build his house of brick on a solid foundation. We are all building houses. Whether we build a shack or a brick house depends on us. After examining our capacities and making our plans, we, too, begin to build. Each piece of material we add to our house will strengthen or weaken it. Each habit we add to our character is part of our house. An unregulated, harmful habit is the same as mixin t h - g oo muc sand in the foun- dation. To replace the sanu in the weakened foundation after several years, requ res tremendous effort. The same is true of bad habits that must be changed. Our inate capacities are due to heredity. This we cannot change. The material we use in our building represents our environment. In our schools we have assembled large amounts of equipment and material to be used in build- ing human houses. The type of materials we use is of our choosing. Each lesson mastered is a solid brick. Each unlearned lesson is a blank or weakened spot in the wall. To cover our house, we need a roof that will repell the winds and rains of economic adversities. Vocational training will help to weather the storms of depression. For our capacities, we should be grateful to our parents. For the mate- rial with which we build, we should give the credit to our environment. For the material we use and the type of house we build, we must thank ourselves. ,J45Z2fi9Lfi25?QL4XZ2Zlf Wanda Jean Davis, Secertary goappl of glclucafion Reading from left to right: Duke Hiett, Bill Christie, Dr. Virgil Skaggs, James Brown, C. O. Bennett, C. W. Burk- head, and Mr. Martin. The six men on the left are our Board of Education. Their unselfish service has brought about improvements in all of the school departments. Al- ways acting with the interests of Houston foremost in their minds, these officials deserve much credit. They choose the members of the faculty and administrative officers and give approval to all bills and requisitions. Highest praise is to be given to these public spirited citizens who devote time and talent to the service of the school with- out any thought of remuneration. ix .W fy ,MX RUTH MOBEHLY DONALD SHEEPARD OSCAR COLLINS EFFIE BLICKEN5DER14'1vLR FRANCES NOFBZINGER OPAL MCKINNEY MEREDITH LINAM LELAND SMITH ELLEN MCVAY DOROTHY AKINS GORDON NEV-'MAN gwze 5400! Ilamae Hilterbrand Audrey Bandy Katie Holley Jean Walsh Grace Coats Edith Collins Doris Parks Norma Ice Murrell Smith J'?lEi N Mfr? X s Q' If .Q 1 QQMW J -ff 'F 2 ,I lgrolakecy . Emma Mitchell has just finished her masterpiece WWho threw the old socks in Mr. Ml11'Phy's Bean Soup? Vera Marie Best is president of the Old Maidens Society. John Beller recently opened the Brushy Creek Cannery. Kenneth Beale and Leroy Anika are county Agents of Polecat county. Wayne Bates is the mayor of Oak Hill. Go to the Atkisson Distillery for Marcies Burpless Bourbon. Opal Lee Denton is manager of the NDenton Dental Co.N See her for false plates Lloyd T. and Bob Johnson have taken over the Johnson and Johnson Baby Talcum Go. The Pirkl, Regain, Zirschky trio is now singing the Rinso song over the Blue Network. Betty Phillips has found a new substitute for nylons made from ragweed. Imogene Evans is lamenting the fact that she began the darning of Bobby's socks before completing the Bobby Sox. Janice Lybyer has just invented a new type of slide trombone without a slide. Shirley Medlock is getting her 32nd divorce from Leo. Gene Meketuck is training centipedes to walk on stilts. Reverend Marjorie Miller is now holding a revival at the Blue Moon. Cleta Price is hunting for a job to be someones private secretary or for just a private. James Bridges just closed his bargain sale of Snail Soup at the Bridges Ptomaine Parlor , Harold McKinney the mad Scientist has discovered a cure for which there is no disease. Frank Miles has been elected senator of the eighth District of Missouri. Eloise Dykes is running the elevator is the Dykes' Lingerie Department Store. Anna Lea Flowers is still trying to capture Lloyd T. Stanley Flower is showing off his new 1957 Model T. Donra Gaddis has discovered a new way to slide down bannisters without bumping into the Landlady. Ruth Grogan is looking for a cleaning fluid tiat cleans dirtless and greaseless spots. Verneta Hale is the co-editor of the nEllis Prairie Post.n Ruth Hall is still trying to decide between Jones and Swift. Imogene Baker is teaching aeronautics to first graders in Possum Holler High School 0 Max Brackett is running a nursery school for nstove upn football players. Lewis Bishop is now co-starring with Jean Smyer in N Bishop's back and Smyer's got him.u Ernest Britzman has set up his insurance agency in the North part of the south end of Persimmon Avenue in Bucyrus. Richard Bullock's romance with NLena the Hyenau is progressing splendidly. Eldon Campbell has just developed a new and better breed of WTurnip Termites.n Harry Connelly is singing Opera in Carnegie Hall. Franklin Curtis is selling Curtis Whooping Cough Drops. Bob Smith is now drawing the Smith girl in Esquire. Joan Smith is now sole owner and operator of the Piney River Light House and F S i . Joan Tgmileign cies a little stand down on the river where she sells worms to fi h . Jameslggglgggs jgsirzgge a world wide tour with his Flea and Katydid Circus. Imogene Romines has become head waitress at the Harris Cafe. Pe Reed has just taken over the Tweed Feed Store. Heggzrt Lemons is running for the fourth term as Senior class president. Irma Williams KShortyJ has just discovered how to grow tall. Gene Higgins is writing a book HHow to Play Hookie Without Getting Caught.N Wanda Hogan is now head nurse of the Simmons Hospital. ROSS Wgigy nJennings is instructing a home training project NHow to Dehydrate Magdalene Kelley is still looking to the future and trying to forget the past. Mary Impey has just found a new way to run the dishes through the washing mach- ine without breaking the saucers. Helen Hubbard is tilll undecided as to who she wants as a life occupation. Bob Hart, in order to reduce his gas bill, has taken charge of the Cameo theater at Mt. Grove. Calvin Harris is now operating the NWalk in and Stagger Outn Night Club. Patty Jean Gatewood's Gatewood Express is now extended to Raymondville under management of Patty. Q Don Garwitz is working night and day on an invention for Infra Red rays to re- move freckles. Melvin Burris is still on nK.P.N Gilbert Elmore and Curtis Napier are still hiding in dark corners shooting craps. Billie Jo Dulaney has now taken Shirley Temple's place in Hollywood. Vernon Cole is the foreman of the Christy Dairy. Junior Wilson is now manager of the Huggins lChampionsl softball team. Ruby McKinney is now selling Coleman Stoves. Doris Wallace is the street sweeper of Bendavis on the night shift. Dorothy Jo Kinnaird has taken over the American Products Co.--call Roby 227 for removal of Dead Animals. Laveda Randall is teaching Home Ec. at Upton. Ruth Price is writer of the Minnie Pearl Show. Betty Stenger has invented a nontransparent keyhole for protection against Peep- ing Toms. mf Ruby McKinney wills her fair complexion to Norma Lee Price. Betty Phillips wills her long hair to Norma Lee Burch. Verona Pirkl wills her postwar kitchen complete with bar to Gene Florida. Calvin lSpeedyJ Harris wills his ability to always be on time to Benny McNew. Joan Templeton wills her gift of gab to Betty Minshall. Ruth Price wills her ability to make apple jelly to Doris Sanders. Wayne Bates wills his old HChevvyU to Glen Cole. Kenneth Beale wills his curly hair to Doyle Bennett. John Beller wills his bay horse to Johnny Stricklin. Joan Smith wills her cowboy boots to Keith Hibbs. Jean Smyer wills her ability to woo Dogpatch style to Luther Cochran. Betty Stenger wills her initiative to Keith Hobbs. Gene Meketuck wills his Atlas Physique to Alpha Lee Hull. Herbert Lemons wills his dimples to Emmitt Hutsell. . Lloyd T. Johnson and Howard Noe will their old uniforms to Verlin Beasley. James Lee Ross wills his loud shirts to Clydie Evans. Melvin Burris wills his lack of anything to will to Bob Williamson. Clara Belle Ragain wills her excess linear measurement to Lorene Maxwell. Billie Jo Dulaney wills her blue jeans to Betty Gregory. Doris Wallace wills her ambition to become a blushing bride to Betty Jo Ward. Junior Wilson wills his Houn' dogs to Norman Vandivort. Jessie Zirschky wills her short HJohn Henryn to Jack Lay. Imogene Baker and Opal Lee Denton will their molasses mill to Dortha Cooper and Pauline Tate. . Max Brackett wills his book of hillbilly songs to Denny Brown. Lewis Bishop wills his technique to Mike Becker. Ernest Britzman wills his beautiful black car to Windsor Elmore. Eldon Campbell wills his soup factory to Herbert Bray. - Marie Collins wills her beautiful black hair to Imogene Randolph. Harry Connolly wills his football uniform to Dale Gettys. Franklin Curtis wills his fan mail to Bill Newman. Eloise Dykes wills her love for marbles to Pauline Foster. Imogene vans wills her ability to play the bass fiddle to Imogene Norris. Richard Bullock wills his red sweater and bow tie to Harry Keith Potts. Peggy Reed and Irma Williams will their freckles to Irene Fisher . .ZZ Stanley Flowers wills his flaming red hair to Carol Elmore. Anna Lea Flowers wills her cute little look to Gerene Frey. Donra Gaddis wills her engagement ring to Effie May Leighty. Ruth Grogan wills her B-29 to Martha Lou Capps. Verneta Hale wills her WPatience and Fortituden to Jessie Baker. Ruth Hall wills her hen and chickens to LaWanda Worsham. Gene Higgins wills his large cigars to Quoy Reed. Wanda Hogan wills her book on Wsuccessful Winning to Betty Lou Yates. Rose Mary Jennings wills her ability of public speaking to Polly Genova. Faye and Hay Wallace will their black hair and gold teeth to Bonnie and Betty kl . Merc ng Frank Miles wills his well-developed brain to Harold Aday. Harold McKinney wills his pompadour and well groomed hair to Bill Salyer. Mary Louise Impey wills her Uwinkn to Martha Scott. Curtis Napier wills his dislike for girls to Dale Lemons. Laveda Randall wills her ability to make apple pies for Olin Wilson to Delores Coleman. D G rwitz wills his Woodbury Complexion to Bob Hutsell. on a Patty Gatewood wills her cheer leading sweater to Thelma Parmenter. ' ' b d Bob Hart wills the backseat of his car to LOT1D Hilter ran . Cleta Price and Imogene Romines will their stack of books to Lila Lynch and Joanne McKnight. Vera Marie Best wills her stilts to Gail Merckling. James Bridges wills his Boots and Saddle to Jessie Fisher. Vernon Cole wills his tricycle to Paul Halbrook. Gilbert Elmore wills Mackie Todd to Dean Moberlv. Janice Lybyer wills her trombone to Donald Campbell. Shirley Medlock wills her ball and chain to Eloise Cape. Esther Minks wills her Fur Farm to Andy Lee Johnson. Emma Mitchell wills her bashfulness to Tommy Roderick. Leroy Anika wills his way with women to Glen Arthur. Marceline Atkisson wills her football sweater to Lauretta Hart. Magdalene Kelly wills her stenographic ability to Darlene White. Marjorie Miller wills her reducer machine to Margaret James. Dorothy Jo Kinnaird wills her place as editor of the Houston Highlights to vary Alice Jarvis. Helen Hubbard wills her brand of lipstick to Jack Hanna who gives nis word of honor that he will apply it to all the girls he thinks needs it. Q. , Ainll 1-lb I . An' pf I 0 Gf xA'f ' as gf. , WW -Ag Apafpfx 1 fam Ma ' HOUSTON I-IICH 1 - i Ui i Q ' ,eg 5' 2? 2- V Q iwgf' rj iv- .Q inf. . JT w I N '5- 'Frankie' Dlualli 'Dotty' 'Pat' 'Mel' 'Donnie' 'Blackie' 'Peruna' 'Slim' 'Marcie' 'Brownie' 'Willie' 'Cutie' 'Speedy' 'Mrs.' 'Rosie' 'Jim' 'Betz' 'The Beard' npegn 'Dorie' Ivanl llmpfi 'Red' 'Bill' M. Q. Lewis Bishop. Four years, Vice President '45, President '46, Presi- dent '47. Basketball '46, '47, Football '47, Vice President Science glub '47, Vocational Agriculture '43, Paper Staff '46, Track '47. arold McKinney. Four years President '45 Q' w h, V President '47, 'Foot Loose' '46, 'But Fair Toggisgw' ?i7,,PreiEgent Dramatics Club '47, Track .h6, YL7, Football lh7, Paper Staff ,h6, PiH9YH0 46, Edltor Pineymo '47, Extemporaneous Speaking '47. Dorothy Jo Kinnaird. Four years, Orch. '44, '45, '46, Sec.-Trees. 'b?v SGCTBPBTY '47, Sec.-Trees. Dramatic Club '47, Paper Staff '46 5ggs0rnPaE3r '47, Oration '47, 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47, 'High ow . Patty Gatewood. One year Treasu ' Ch 1 ?ZgffTL'gZgu133m, 30312813 9221003 'azlfr' ' z.6?eg.g?fSfea'S?'c16Z113gf1p 1 8 00 'ecret C b l ' , fCabooll '46, Home Economids '45. ary 1 a oo j 44 Paper starr Melvin Burris. Three years. Donra Caddie. Four years, Home Economics '44, 46, F.H.A. '47. Harry Connolly. Four years, Voc. Agriculture '44, 'Foot Loose' '46, Football '47. Verona Pirkl. Four Home Economics '44, Staff '47. Robert Smith. Four Football '47, Paper Football '47, Paper '46, 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47. Marceline Atkisson. Four years. Glee Club '47, Dramatics Club Paper Staff '46, Pep Club '47. years, Band and Orch. '44, '45, '46, '47, '45, State Homemaker's Degree '46, Paper years, Vocational Agriculture '44, Track '47, Staff '46, Pe Staff '46, Pineymo Staff '47, 'Foot Loose' Ruth Price. Four years, Home Economics '44, Commercial Club '47. John Wilson Jr. Four years, Voc. Agriculture '45, Parlimentary Procedure Team '46, Football '47, Track '47, President F.F.A. '47. Wanda Hogan. Four years, Science Club '47, Home Economics '44, '45, Orch. '44, '45, '46, '47, Band '47, 'But Fair Tomorrow'. Calvin'HZrris. Four years, 'Foot Loose' '46, Agriculture '47, Track 4 , '47, Football '47, F.F.A. Shirley Medlock. Three years, Home Economics '44, Freshman Play fCaboo1l '44, Paper Staff '45. '46, 'Foot Loose' '46, Commercial Club '47. Rose Mary Jennings. Four years, Paper Editor '46,-Paper Staff ' Asst. Editor Pineymo '47, Glee Club '47, Vice Pres. DramaticsClub '47, Pep Club '46, '47, 'Foot Loose' '46, 'High Window' '47, 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47. James Lee Ross. Four years, President '44, Basketball '45, '46, ball '47, Student Basketball Coach '47, President Science Club Betty Philips. Four years, Home Economics '44, '45, F.H.A. '47. Lloyd Johnson. Four years, Band '41, Orchestra '41, Glee Club '41, F-F-A- '40, '41, '42, 47. U-S- Navy '43, '44, '45, '46 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47, Vocational Agriculture '40, '41, '42, '47, Science Club CChairman Model Division! '47.. Peggy Reed. Four years, Home Economics '45, '46, Pep Club -46, '47, Paper Staff '46, '47. Doris Wallace. Two years, Home Economics '44, '45, Com ercial Club '47, Band '45. Robert Johnson. Four years, Paper Staff '45, Pineymo Staff '47, Science Club '47, Track '47, 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47. lary Louise Impey. Four years, State Homemaker's Degree '46, Glee Club '47, Orch. '44, '45, '46, '47, Pineymo Staff '47, Paper Staff '47, Parlimentarian Dramatics Club '47. Stanley Flowers. Four years, Agriculture '44, '45, '46, '47, F.F.A '44, '45, '46, '47, Secretary F.F.A. '46. '47. Billie Jo Dulaney. Four years. Science club '47, Foot Loose' '46. '47. 47. Track '46, '47, Pineymo Staff '46, '47, Paper Staff '46, '47, Foot- I ,Ya 'W . 4- ? 3 as U M N A Q1 xi! 1. 1 . Y . W , , 5- 'HC' ni' P-59, I ., . II b ,lbs J X Bam? i . xx, 'ag . xp, f 'IW , mf- xx Lac A' ' 3 ?v- ,w 3- 151 'iff fv I 5 Q' 1 X fi, . v4 High 'Jody' 'Bait' 'Minky' 'Ken' 'Marg' 'Genie' 'Mac' 'Stacks' 'Lee' N?l IIJON lLumll 'Ruthie' 'Curt' 'Snooks' 'Nota' 'Toughie' 'Randy' 'J8n1tOT' 'Bobby' 'Betsy' NClayN 'Maggie' 'Herb' 'Neice' Joan Smith. Four years, 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47, President Com- mercial Club '47, Pineymo Staff '47. Wayne Bates. Two years. Esther Minks. Two years, Glee Club KSt. Louis and Houston! '46, '47, H009 Economics '44, '45, '46, Pep Club '46, '47, Commercial Club Reporter '47. Kenneth Beale. Vocational Agriculture '44, '45, '46, '47, Pa,er Staff '46, 'Footloose' '46, F.F.A. '44, '45, '46, '47. Marjorie Miller. Four years, Home Economics '44, '45, Orch. '45, F.H.A. '47. Imogene Romines. Four years, Commercial Club '47, Home Economics Gene Meketuk. One year. Vera Marie Best. Four years. Home Economics '44, F.H.A. '47. Franklin Curtis. Four years, President Social Studies Club, '47. Imogene Baker. Four years, Science Club '47, Home Economics '44, '45- Joan Templeton. Four years, Paper Staff '46, 'Footloose' '46, 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47, Pep Club '46, Cheer Leader '47, Glee Club '47. James Bridges. Football, '47, Track '46, Vocational Agriculture '47, F.F.A. '47, Paper Staff '47. Ruth Hall. Four years. Curtis Napier. Three years, science Club '47, Football '47- Marie Collins. Four years, Home Economics '44, '45. Verneta Hale. Four years, Science Club '47. Vernon Cole. Four years. Laveda Randall. Two years, Home Economics '44, Dramatics Club '47. F.F.a. '45, '46, '45, Treasurer F.F.A. '46, '47, 'Footloose' '46, Track Squad '47. Eloise Dykes. Four years, Home Economics '44, '45, F-H-A. '47- Betty Stenger. Four years, Commercial Club '47. gil2grtlElm3rei 0Ee'ygar, Basketball QGainsvillel '45, '46, oo a 4 , rac 4 . Magdalene Kelley. Four years, Circulation Manager of paper '46, Pineymo Business Manager '47, Dramatics Club '47, Prose Reading '47. Herbert Lemons. Four years, Vocational Agriculture '44, Basketball '45, '46, '47, Vice President '46. Janice Lybyer. 4 yrs. Band '44, '45, '46, '47. Orchestra '44, '45 '46, '47. Home Ec. '44, '45. State Degree '46. F. H. A. '47. Brass Quintet '46, '47. Trombone bolo '46, '47. Senior Play '47. if . an LA ' Gflyh T ' . f,-155 'E ,. f -2-W -P lf? K' rf? ibm- nf ' , 3 Sis I 'Bert' '0lie' 'Jess' nmgn 'Shorty YlMab II 'P.D.' W 'Janie' 'Curly' 'Loe' NEmW 'Sis' 'Dinky' 'Dick' IlBej-1 ll 'Eula' 'Dutch' 'Twinkl 'Kirb' 'Tommy' 'Aero' en Jeanne Smyer. 4 yrs. Home Ec. '45. F. H. A. '47, Ray Wallace. One year, Vocational Agriculture '47. Jessie Zirschky. Four years, Home Economics '44, Science Club '47. Gene Higgins. One year. Vocational Agriculture '41, '42, '43, '44, '47, F-F-A- '41, '42, '43, '44, '47, lrga Williams. Four years, Commercial Club '47, 'But Fair Tomorrow' 4 s 4 Immogene Evans. Band '44, '45, '46, '47, Paper Staff '46. Don Garwitz. Four years, Track '46, Cleta Price. Sec.-Treas. Commercial Four years, Vocational '45, '46, '47- '47, orchestra '44, '45, '46, Club '47, Home Economics '44, John Beller. F.F.A. '44, Opal Lee Denton. Four years, Home Economics '44, Commercial Club '47- Emma Mitchell. Four years, Home Economics '45, 'Foot Loose' '46, Pep Club '46, Vice President Commercial Club '47, Paper Staff '47, Max Brackett. Four years, Science Club '47, Agriculture '44, Foot- ball '47. - Anna Lea Flowers. Four years, Home Economics '44, '45, Science Club 4 . Richard Bullock. Four years, Vice President '44, Orch. '46, '47, B8SK9tb8ll '45, '46, '47, Football '47, Track '46, '47, 'The Poor Fish' '45, 'Foot Loose' '46, 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47, Mixes Quartet '46, Clarinet Quartet '46, '47, Paper Staff '46, Pineymo Staff '47, Science Club '47, Band '44, '45, '46, '47, 'High Window'- gl3ga'Eelle Raga1n. Four years, Home Economics '44, Commercial Fay Wallace. One year. Earnest Britzman. Four years, Agriculture '47, Basketball '45, '46, F.F.A. '47. Ruby Mae McKinney. Four years, Com ercial Club '47, Paper Staff '47 Bob Hart. Four years Vocational Agriculture '44, '45 '46 '47 F.F.A. '44, '45, '46,,'47, President F.F.A. '47, Foothill wiv. ' Helen Hubbard. Four years, Glee Club '47, Science Club '47, Home Economics '45, Pep Club '46, '47, 'But Fair Tomorrow' '47. Ruth Grogan. One year, bcience Club '47, Chairman KPhotography Divisionl, Home Economics '47, F. H. A. '47, Football '47, Science Club '47. Agriculture '44, '45, '46, '47, Miss Movay and Leapin' Lena CKVU Wa lr I Og X96 0 6 E dent-Z Ygfene 5 Wag6b f iikggff fy M - ff I Q g Gene Magr'ie 4 1' v- . . S 39 Q6! Q WS' ' -Q -,,-B., , I o White Cliffs 4 V fb W, .lx Q mf of A N -5' -4' Q- 1 Q ll Dead i f ob Elldlr X' W a in ' by OC., .l I aa. 0 . 45' S 4? AU 'U . Lk, 5 ,, Q 6 , fa gf' -5 ow 43? 9 511 IGS I, X aa Fancy pantsn 4 'Q nJust farmingu ff I Q 1 JL' Q'?'A odfe Just plain love ' 069 n 61 Bathing Beauties Q66 U - ., ,AQ 5 Y F 0' mel . 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'L 'D or , xi '- .A Skffnfi x Naomi MGX Hanna Burkhead 5 135 46. .L N A ' fxil Verde Gourley Dale Jones , f 'J R , ff- V91 Q QL, dlp J ,X Q eng in . Geraldean Woodrow McKinney Cross 'a ails! fob A Qgihty ,Q in Q5 L 1 :Le 221 William Loraine Jo Hendricks Moorman 1 Wh, ... I ' or W Farris Brill T lvl! Q we Nw Qi W .W Junior Collins r' 153 Cf! We 5. 1- Albert Dabney 135 in 41' L Wxx Joanne McKnight 'Qs 'V' -sw ,J N,5 Iris Osbourn X Lila Lynch 5 V -. . , - ' sf. Q. N. A, N., , the Lee Van Note ??iJaEiZ7Ma CAA4 ii Q4 fd 32 ii JL ' .JL' 'j me Ehu M .Az 44 J A-A .' xl 1 Doris Johnny Betty Ballard Burris Brown nr 'fi . P A V 'I -11 ,S V , f T'.V,f: ,lv ' x M 6 15 ' s, ' 'lk x , 'X Berniece William Creason White velmiewiit K I -:- J L :Q 'Q 5' F 4. 1 do -. X Q., R I, X Ein Imogene Robert Nancy Garrett Lemons Griffith fm , ,, ax .5 3 S: Q- x . L X L.: . ' Bett J ROY Larry Hess ywoire Spencer D 7 Q z:-4, .Al 4 .A 9 C QD 1' 'N in 1 gilt ' 1 K., 'WA- KK A A . A Marvin Warren Burris ena MCCOY Miller y cu aa .g, E, ' A . x li ,,.,' ei? J av L Q x 1 , , Wi la' x Don Smith Alta Mae Duane Jennings Sutton 1 J' G' -'P QF, -, - nga- .4 , - ,J L Q H, , N 'TS'-Au. , . ' S Ruby Donald Frances Mitchell 111111011 Mekutuk Bo ie w. f !,.:: ' F 5,1 ,yi W .gigi ,R It h,i WEN Betty Duane Shelton Brown C or 'I 'T ay y ,ig lik 1A fag. . -,Tir 1. Joyce .L H6?TY wolff ' Potts -ii -lb.g5 wr Q- Mary Gibson Amy R059 Stevenson 155 Mackie Helen Todd Brown -X by L Ugy'?! if . NX v VN mia t L5 'Lorraine CDI A 5 an sf. D Velma Leland verlene Bake? Anika Zirechky -2 A ,d it .. WW' ' 5: D A f- gap ',,k,. X,QW Q X l' 'lA'l D . lx MBPY Lester ilba Ha1br0Ok Cole Freese gs 4, Q at .v new be l AIX Joyme Donald W 1 Smith Coats Elva 6 P 'fiiar ' A qw K ff .2 vv .K L- Q nimae I Q. 1:-'rx K Q Lavon Lawerenoe Alice Harris Gaddie Brown ll xy ,x V- . .5 M 45 st 1- at -, are A W 'N ,N kxia, , . - 1 X, .x MST? Ellen Chester Greta S1083 0 Herndon Reynard Kr N You You can always tell a Senior by the way he struts around, can always tell a Junior by his worried look and frown. You can always tell a Freshie by his ignorant ways and such, You can always tell a Sophomore, but you cannot tell him much! . V3 N :J fa L o yan- Afz ' ' Rex Spencer A :Q 5: vga- xr Ka, .ln Billie Skouby G! ,wx WC? Wanda Lee MoColgin v AR 41 QV AX Jacque Schindler -s ua .I Johnny Douglas , . V 4-'QR ,. Betty Lou Nelson X , qs .X wr--v in I Wanda Sioko 5 Q TV 4-.,. WET m . rd! Betty Stouse Q il! 'C Q.. .i i . Betty Bridges -4.6 wx' NE Hgrckling ' '77-SF: 'iz' ' 5 - a :Q -AA' Tn I -I g , .f I 1, Q 1 'N ,Q ' V 1 'er ' U 7 L A A A-'mer Lea 'lyme Donna N681 Richard Milly Quinton zeune Bobby Wright Ballard Cole Coats Bates Amick Coats 77- av 'S ' ' . -M r A 7 gr-. Q -7 Q, sl. V P' G K o- ,KV if-:Q Q, 'vw -vw ' li ,H 4...-1 x h ' Q-7.7 K' t K ., A Xa h ,,s X , x. L' W' f -1' A ,Q X ' I E- ' x . 5 X wh S ' .Q x 4 Leonard YD ll Ruth Kenneth Marion W Ballard Hutsell Fay Ke Johnson Bryan lla Brown S ers Gatewood ' X '43 ff . L , , 7 , hz. a.. Q. i r 34, 2 -S2 J- az zz- nga: 3' 3 W4 3 cv Q -5- r lx -3 . .9 ' L X t I YK I ' ' , A V A A1100 Hebert Mildred DOH rnestine Roy Donna Amil Lambert Worlow wade COFDGT-U Miugs Mullins Williams Stalder . -1 - u f A ina. f A1 Ar 'Arg gl -2- S-f -. L f his-xg ' -'- ' 4' 5 X ' , LS? .X fn W -5 'Q I 2 J Q ii ' 1' 'f Earl ESt8ll8 Gene Lay Gloria B111 June Wade Maxine P-Pperson Vandivort Copeland Beasley Graham Shelton wilson -::,,z., Q13 , ,916 AA-:G-Q, Aifl ' h Q. 21.5 W , Q -we 4.37 Q.. . K nfl i r ' I n- e r e A fa Fern Gerald Cathleen Eugene Peggy Churchel Betty Dean v bn Massey Hilterbrand Erwin Evans Atkisson Smith Ziegler dub .. A r V fr' ' Y r 2 ,Q ga al . is fy rv4 G 1 , A X if- 2 1 wx 1 A san, if ' e M 11 ' 'H Dale Fern Robert Mary Duane Arlene Robert ur MTS Blankenship Arthur Daniels Parker Pittman Reed Rausher neon My fi 2' 4 2, ,T iv om ax X Betty Doris ' Donalbn I B nt M ' ' A Leila Hart e Y DOHBIC1 Lavesta Beulah Ferguson Kimrey Burch MUHS91' Douglas Bridges Romines r 6 r H l -il 'X 0- SN I K 'X 'F l Q ,f in fa... Y L1. rr A , ' rs-. e I L, , J' l l' I ' L 1 E X L E Av K N h Ho? 0 S V8 ee Roger :4- ' ' ou Ollie D ld Hubba Smith Brallier if F were Floyd onagl-Ooks Erma D231 Bernylkgiier ,e N J f o,o l o .- 4 ' v- M '3 '- ' Q' V Q! 5' mfg 5, A . RW A 1. -4--' ' H' 5:9 ' I 1 9' 'P ww . -e e n o , ff' g f L ,- l K.. P 1 H . Fave Ruthie Junior Juanita I-60118 Dwaine Anna Jane Louise BPHHSOU ROSS Stockstell em alyer Harrison Tweed Clark 'Q A of I o2 H rare- ' + 2-2 if 4 -Rf 4 ' A L 7' . F 1-.. gr V ,r. 4.-g - x ,,o,. ff e e K 4 ff-4 , A - 1 E 'Loo' , 'K wn IK W - Nila A5395 Harold Jeanene Nadine Billy Patsy Desgie Clark M0Ki!11'1SY Koffman White White Meuller Girdly Smith . -Q .J r ' ,, 5 Z1 .Tn We '11 ' QQ- l'-TSG? X 'L 71 'Q 'Q '.' ww' If A ' .4 x Nh A W' 1 f-- .H E ,,. A ' J-'f 9 'S ,A .:- r Q, e K xx.. mlm x N . g N S N X A V. A yljixon June Owen Lee Edna Hershel Lorene Grant, K1 391' Hinkle 0 1 OD. Smith Smith C011 ing B1-eghegr 'Uv 0- A g f .i Q, rm ,.,, Q . -f , e 5 if P? Janie Johnnie A Tvloberly Pearcy Bob Smith 7 np 64,4 Betty Ierguson Mary Louise Impey Dorothy Copeland Betty Jo Wolfe Wanda Lee Hocolgin Helen Brown Irene Fisher Eloise Cape Lauretta Hart Lorraine Jo Cox Lorene Collins Peggy Reed Helen Hubbard June Kiser Rose Mary Jennings Delores Coleman LaVesta Bridges Janie Moberly Joyce Wolff Mary Lou Ages Joan Templeton Carol Elmore Patty Gatewood Betty Jo Wolfe --------- ----- -President Dorothy Copeland- ------- Vice President Wanda McColgin---Secretary A Treasurer Elva Welp Lila Lynch Lavon Harris Iris Osbourn Jessie Baker Joanne McKnight Lawanda Worsham Mackie Todd lary Halbrook Mildred Wade The Houston Pep Club, under the leadership of Oscar Collins, has 32 members. Meetings are held in the gym every other Tuesday at ncon. Our uniforms are black skirts, red blouses, and black cardi- gan sweaters. Our emblems are red tiger heads trimmed with black. 2 I V , 9 I lx X1 mf. im r ? Liv we -3 ' ' f -Nil ga-j Jim Ross Joan Templeton fx Qi! ,4f!.Lzzw Shim: 600611 M aaa em Carol Elmore MI' . Newman Coach fit ogy ' 1 9 fg Patty Gatewood W 0344-aff 7-LKVVY7 WM '5w.a,,,,Qw W Q feiff W' .Mfg - 'G 1 d we eff-sb aal ir, Ag, f , F . Zi.,,x.x After a lapse of 12 years, Houston again resumed football activities A total of 25 boys came out for the first week of scrim age. The only experienced member of the team was Keith Hibbs, having played on a team in Nevada. Although Houston was inexperienced and having a light line- up they seemed to show up very well in most of their conference games. In their first outing the Tigers journeyed to Thayer. In the first half the team seemed to be clicking because of the way their defense was holding the Thayer team, besides making a touchdown for themselves. The touchdown came after s series of ground plays and finally Bishop snaring a pass from Newman for our initial touchdown for the year. The final score being 19-6. In their second game the Tigers encountered the West Plains Zizzers, the S.C.A. runner-ups. In this game the Tigers defense showed up very well. The final score: 20-0. West Plains was rated 6 T.D. favorite. Houston's worst defeat came when they clashed with ltn. Grove's Panthers, S.C.A. Champions and Ozark Bowl Champions. The score: Mtn. Grove-39. Houston-0. The Tigers were next matched with their traditional rivals, the Cabool Bulldogs. This game was played on a muddy field. Cabool scored two touchdowns in the first half. Houston rallied in the second half with two touchdowns, the first being scored on the 'Statue of Liberty' play, Ross carrying the ball, the next coming after Connolly blocked a Cabool punt and Bullock charged over in the 'pay dirt' on the next play. Cabool overcame the Tigers by the score of 28-13. The best showing of the Tigers came when they played the Willow Springs Bears on our home field. Willow threw Houston to a bad start on the first play of the game by pulling a 'sleeper' which was good for a T.D. Houston then began to click and a series of ground plays and a pass from Newman to Bishop brought the Tigers deep into the Bears' territory. This set Houston up for their initial touchdown, with Ross carrying the ball. Half-time score: 19-6, W.S. favor. The second half was a show of defensive skill on the part of both teams, no score being made. In their last game the Tigers journeyed to Rolla. Houston was favored to win but were defeated by a score of 20-6. The majority of the first team will graduate this year. 10 in all. I ,J f' f49 744 , 4 X29 138 V-V g .Wg I di Z?aaLef6a! Again, the Houston Tigers have accomplished a successful season of Basketball, carrying the Red and Black high. The teams in the conference were closely matched accounting for many tight games witnessed this season. The Tigers, under the leadership of Coach Newman, came through the season winning their share of conference games, participating in three tournaments, winning one, placing third in another. Houston played host to the S.C.A. Tournament this year. The Tigers easily won their first game with Plato, 60-28. Their next tussle showed the Tigers in good form by knocking off Rolla 53-30. Houston then lost to west Plains, tournament champions, 45-26, in the semi-finals. Playing Cabool for third place, Houston streaked to win by a score of 38-22. In the Sub-Regional held at Willow Springs, Houston a showed up brilliantly by winning the first place trophy. During this tournament several of the first string members were unable to play because of sickness. The Tigers first defeated Thayer, 42-20, then the strong Mtn. View team, 47-45. In the championship game, Houston brought defeat to West Plains, who were seeded first place. Both Houston and West Plains were entitled to compete in the Regional held at Lebanon. The Tigers were defeated in the first round at Lebanon by St. James, 28-26. The 'B' Team, under the leadership of student coach, Jim Ross, is also to be commended highly for its showing this season. Second Team players are composed of Freshmen and Sophomore boys. The 'B' Team won a majority of their games and we will be looking for them to really 'bring home the bacon' in the future 5 I X 1 CAV., 'i. NON-CONFERENCE Houston 31 Plato 29 30 Mtn. View 37 28 Plato lb 33 Summersville 26 35 Summersville LO CONFERENCE Houston 53 Mtn. Grove 3h ul West Plains L3 21 Cabool 29 36 Thayer, 38 3h W. Springs 32 55 W. Springs 38 bO Rolla L2 27 Rolla 35 3h Cabool 23 Q' 1.3 Mtn. Grove 36 J, ,N 26 Thayer L2 1 31 West Plains 38 -' SICUAI -Q Houston third place fi, Houston 60 Plato 28 33 Rolla 30 , 26 West Plains 1.5 38 Cabool 22 Q59 9 SUB-REGIONAL dl! Houston first place Houston A2 Thayer 20 A7 Mtn. View L5 39 West Plains 29 REGIONAL Houston 26 St. James 28 Total 555' Total 323' BGJLQMGM Dean Moberly Luther Cochran Ernest Britzman Herbert Lemons Richard Bullock Lewis Bishop Glen Arthur Johnny Stricklin Bill Newman Windsor Elmore Coach Newman E. A ,. Q NW 1 i 2 4 'Q 'f Q . In -gg, T x 6 Roy Spencer Gerald Hilterbrand William Hendricks David Totten Dwaine Brown Robert Lemons Leon Martin Donald Coats Clyde Evans Marvin Burris Q96 ,P M is 5 X4 f V X -relays at West Plains, and the Invitational meet, UTIL' TRACK TEAM Reading from left to rightg back row: Richard Bullock, Jack Wilson, Calvin Harris, Lewis Bishop, Bob Smith, Bill Hendricks, Bob Johnson. Front Row: Jim Ross, Bill Fisher, Harold McKinney, Bill Newman, Luther Cochran, Clydie Evans, Bill Mueller. TRACK With the closing of the basketball season, interest is now focused on track. A total of thirty-one boys turned out for the initial prac- tices. Workouts have been hindered by bad weather, but, nevertheless, the boys are getting lined out for their particular events. The team is hoping to enter three meets this spring. A triangular meet at Cabool, the S. C. A. to be also held at West Plains. Houston will probably enter the following events, 880 yd. relay, 100 yd. and 220 yd. dashes, ALO yd. dash, mile run, shotput, discus, high jump, broad jump, and low and high hurdles. f1fX. fz ,1-1 I U11 . I 1 Fl Ae CAL Reading from left to right: Joan McKnight, Lila Lynch, Gail lerckling, Joyce Wolff, Mackie Todd, Norma Price, Helen Hubbard, Joan Templeton, Mary Halbrook, Harceline Atkissoz, Betty Merckling, Jane Moberly, Betty Jo Wolfe, Estelle Vandlvort, Carol Elmore, Bonnie Merckling, Amy Rose Stevenson, Wilba Freese, June Kiser, Iris Osbourn, Helen Brown, Rose Mary Jennings, Mary Louise Impey, Alibe Brown, and Mrs. Napier. Our Glee Club composed of twenty-six girls is directed by Hrs. Meredith Linam. She has taken the place of Mrs. Napier, who taught the first semester of the year The Glee Club has appeared on several as- sembly programs. There are three sections first soprano, second soprano and first alto. In Glee Club we sing classical as well as sacred songs. fi' ep an 1 of bi? D' f Q?-Bi' .360-l+4 x ,J i AAL.. - - BGHJ .TANICE LYBYER JOANNE MCKNIGHT P055 lftafteffe KERMIT HANEY DUANE ELMORE 3 5A fAg?vL li. ff: X sd? Orcleefnfra ' I H: fgo . 3 Q.eiEi -1f fdm qa Il. K4 4 ' 52' E' ' 5' f f rf: 5,5 J: :Ex Q QS, Q16 , Zio JOANNE MCKNIGHT HELEN BROWN CAROL ELMORE HCME Front Row Loraine Jo Moorman Mildred Wade Velma Dewitt Nlla Clark Eva Lea Smith Juanita Bennett Ruth Johnson Patsy Girdly Zeline Amick Joyce Wolff Louise Clark Cathleen Erwin ---+ Doris Sanders Gerene White Lois Hubbs Betty Jean Ziegler Donna Mae Neal Second Row Betty Munger Ernestine Mings LaVesta Bridges Betty Gregory Vera White Mrs. Akins June Kiser Gloria Copeland Edna Smith Faye Branson June Graham Elva Welp Betty Flowers Wilma Gatewood Maxine Wilson Martha Scott Milly Coats Betty Collison Erma Dean Kell Beulah Romines Estelle Vandivort Front Row Betty Nelson Wilba Freese Betty Lou Shelton Velma Phillips Geraldine McKinney Betty Bridges Lavon Harris Velma Baker Back Row Betty Stouse Mrs. Akins Rose Lee Hanson Mary Gibson Lorraine Cox Lois Hill Jacque Schindler Naomi Hanna Irene Fisher The Houston Chapter of Future Homemakers of America is a the Missouri Chapter F. H. A. which was organized in October, There are L8 girls enrolled in vocational Home Economics in Vocational Home Economics II. There are 71 members in the Club. charter member of 19b5- I and 19 enrolled Home Economics The Home Economics department has a very attractive and modern room. It has been made even more attractive and modern by the addition of venetian blinds, an electric clock, new electric stove, and a refrigerator. In Vocational Home Economics I the girls get training in meal planning and prepairing, personal appearance, personality construction of labratory garment and cotton II they learn of home preservation of foods, and social relationships, nutrition, dinners care of the sick, child care, art principles living, home furnishing, interior decoration development, home management, and dress. In Vocational Home Economics economy of family resources, home and special occasion meals, home and their application to everyday and handicraft. Home Economics is not, however, all work and no play. The Home Economics Department and the Agriculture Department have had several parties including the barn-warming. The F. H. A. had a Christmas party at which they served supper for the lady faculty members, installed Chapter officers and awarded Junior Homemaker and Chapter Homemaker Degrees. The F. H. A. was hostess to the Houston Home Economics Club and also served luncheon for the County Council of Texas County Extension Clubs. AS ' 'ZIQN 52 lg? x .1-B W ' 1 , , W' - 14 I vs .4 favs' f - 2 4. 4 K F v 44' 4 ,. f- - ' W' ' . Q '-1 4 It . C ECGNCMICS VCCAT ICNAL - !46lUCU'lC8 gfaria Reading from left to right: Mr. Sheppard, Tommy Roderick, Denny Brown, Ervin Earp, Donald Campbell, James Lee Ross, Flowers, Calvin Harris, Anika, Ernest Britzman, Bridges, Keith Hobbs, Hutsell, Gene Meketuk, Verlin Beasely, Bob Hart, Stanley Kenneth Beale, Frank Miles, Leroy Bill Salyer, Lloyd Johnson, James Norman Vandivort, Jack Hanna, Bob Bob Williams, Eldon Campbell, and John Beller. -. I x s C r - XT?-CL X3 V The Vocational Agriculture Department, under the supervision of Mr. Sheppard, has an enrollment of 72 boys. At the beginning of school, a survey is taken of the home farm by way of questionnaires containing about 50 questions about the home farm and surroundings. Then as soon as possible a visitation program is carried out. In the first year course they are started on a program of economics which is extended through all four years. By the time a student reaches his Junior or senior year, he is carefully considering and planning costs of production. A trip was taken last year to Missouri Un1versity's Agricultural College. This year a trip was planned, as an educational tour, to the Purina Experimental Farm. Ranking first in the projects the students carry out is milk production. Last year's average income of the students was 8llL.37 This years production income is expected to step up at least 501. The F. F. A. carries on a school improvement program of landscaping and gardening, by planting trees and shrubs on the school grounds. A flower bed is being planned extending along the outside of the entire length of the school house lawn. Also being planned is a new cannery behind the farm shop building. Some plans are being considered to convert the old cannery into a hot lunch room. I0 Back Row Standing: Farris Brill Fay Kell Grant Brashear Kenneth Bryan Richard Cole Marion Sanders James Jackson Dean Cooper Wade Shelton Bob Rust Bob Gladden Bill Skouby Dwaine Harrison Ray Wallace Loren Hilderbrand Herbert Bray Donald Killion Donald Hancock James Beasley Dale Lemons Kneeling: Junior Stockstell Donald Douglas Duane Pittman Robert Burnette Wayne Ballard Chester Herndon Johnnie Douglas Dale Jones Sitting: Donald Burch Donald Brooks Emmitt Aldridge Leland Anika Larry Hess Robert worlow Eugene Evans Churchel Smith Dale Blankenship S-.1 I-N N., -.2 1 'NM xl ll. . N , X ,fs se, 9 1' ,RHP 0 I-h ' 1? K Q ' fsi P VF! A 'W 'F ' ,Q ' 5 ' J ' ig -V gg ilsgg J J f- dl fi' A 1-s 5. AGRICULTURE OS 0 CAST QF CHARACTERS Gethsemane Barbara Howard Violet Hatfield Muriel Morrison Randolph Howard Harriet Howard Louise Howard Ralph Mason Walter Howard Philip Ward Cathy Alice David Janice Lybyer Joan Templeton Helen Hubbard Joan Smith Harold McKinney Rose Mary Jennings Dorothy Kinnaird Junior Johnson Bob Smith Richard Bullock Wanda Hogan Irma Williams Bob Johnson 6 wwf Frances Noffzinger, speech and English in- structor, who directed both the Junior and the Senior play. FY Friday, December 20, 1946 CAST OF CHARACTERS Judy Foster, a teen-age miss ..,,,,e Melvin Foster, her father ,....,..,,,,e,.,,. Dora Foster, her mother ,A.,..,.....,,,,.,.. .,,,,, Betty Minshall Doyle Bennett Betty Jo Ward Randolph Foster, her younger brother ,.,... .....,..,.. K ieth Hibbs Hannah, the maid .,,, .,...,..,....,.........,Y,.,... Carol Elmore Oogie Pringle, the man in Judy's life ,,,..,,..... Mitzi Hoffman, another of Judy's friends ..., Mr. Martindale, a theatrical producer ,..r, ,,i,r, l1lrf1.Hotchkiss, the laundry woman . Eloise Hotchkiss, her daughter ,,,,,,.., ,,r,, , ,, Mrs. Shultzhammer, of the P. T. A. .,,, A... . . . Rexford 0'Conner, a new boy in town ,,..,,,,,... .- ,,,, Margaret James llzirbara Winsoeket, .ludy's friend ,...,....,,.,. Susie, Rex's kid sister .,,,,i,.. . ,........, . ..,. . ltadlo Announcer ,,,,,,, ,,,,...,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ., Betty Lou Yates Al Hull ,. Delores Coleman ,. Luther Cochran Jessie Baker Gail Merckling Imogene Randolph Bill Fisher Mike Becker unfof 1951, 057,73 MK Qbafe WZ fum Ml with 9 y 5, 7flew6I0a,I0eP Editor ----------- HOUSTON HIGHLIGHTS PRINTED BI-WEEKLY FOR AND BY STUDENTS OF H. H. S. STAFF ----- ---------------Dorothy Jo Kinnaird Assistant Editor ------- ---- --- -------- Betty Lou Y5tGS Business Manager-- Assembly Reporter--- ---- --------Max Burknead --------------Betty Minshall Arc Edltor ...-.--. - ----------- ------ Jacque Schindler Tattle Tales ------ Drape Snape ------ The Wolfe's Howl- Tiger Tales- ----- Last Call -------- Side Splitters--- Publication ----- Circulation--- Miscellaneous--- Club Reporters: Science-- ------Carol Elmore, Gail Merckling ----------------------Peggy Reed --- ------------------------- Betty Jo Wolfe -------------------James Bridges Mary Jennings, Mary Louise Impey ----------------Lorin Hildebrand -------Emma Mitchell, Jessie Zirscnky Ruth Price, Ruby McKinney ---Mildred Wade, Billy Beasley ---------------Patty Gatewood ---Rose --------- ---------Dean Moberly Commercial ---- ---- ------- Esther Minks Dramatics --------------------- Carol Elmore ' Social Studies -------------- Bonnie Jackson Home Ec. -------- Verona Pirkl, Faye Branson Voc. Agriculture ------------- Junior Wilson di E , V 5- cience Tommy Dixon Betty Ferguson Harold Coffman Don Corbett Bruce Dillman Patty Gatewood Bob Smith Gerald Hilterbrand Ronald Hampton Wanda Hogan Doris Kimrey Curtis Napier Roy Mullins Ila Brown Alta Mae Jennings James Lee Ross Max Burkhead Agnes McKinney Ruth Grogan Don Garwitz Lloyd Johnson La Rita Lay Am er Lea Wright Lewis Bishop Jack Wilson Erma Dean Burkhead Murlins Hin80D Deane Moberly Clay Forbes Roberta Brown Polly GBIIOVB Robert Daniels Donald Ross Helen Hubbard Johnny Burris Wally Freese Darvene Scott Keith Hibbs Billie Dulaney Bob Johnson Richard Bullock Alpha Hull Gilbert Elmore Leslie Florida The Science Club has made much progress in spite of the fact that this is the first year of its organization. Mr. Leland Smith is the very capable and efficient sponsor of the club. The club is divided into several sub-divisions. They are the model plane group--Lloyd Johnson, chairman--the photo group--Ruth Grogan, chairman--and the electrician group--Leslie Florida, chairman. President --------------------------- James Lee Ross Vice President ----------- ------------- Lewis Bishop Secretary 8 Treasurer ------------------ Don Garwitz ramaficri CM plays Mrs. Coats Billy Meuller Betty Minshall Betty Jo Wolfe Leila Hart Nile Clark Alice Brown Betty Brown Rose Mary Jennings Pauline Foster Harold McKinney Margaret James Dorothy Kinnaird Betty Ward Mary Louise Impey Gail M01'k1i-US Doris Ballard Bernice Creason Duane Sutton Iris Osbourn Miss Noffzinger MBS Salyel' Betty Merkling Bonnie Merkling Magdalene Kelley Laveda Randall Thelma Parmenter Doris Saunders Helen Brown Mary Halbrook Joyce Wolff Mary Agee Lawanda Worsham Delores Coleman June Kiser The Houston High School Dramatics Club, under the guidance of Frances Noffzinger and Grace Coats, has 35 members. Our programs consist of prose readings, poetry readings, and short Blans were made to take some entries to the S.C.A. Literary meet which is being held at Willow Springs. Our officers are: President ----------- Vice President--- Secretary-Treasurer- Parliamentarian ----- Reporter--- --- Q---Q---- ---------------Harold McKinney ------------Rose Mary Jennings 'Q ae llmfe' . 'fupg Vi' 1 ' ff ,. 'X nw nr l,' 1 ,.,, Y mogtessnl 1' 4 NN C 1, ' 2 ' Wwziilnhuosfl ff f 9 -nap-Q--Q---p-Q Q--cu---Q------.Q ------------Dorthy Jo Kinnaird -----Mary Impey Betty Jo Wolfe ommercia! Betty Yates GGPSDO Fl-'BY Esther Minks Shirley Medlock Bgtty Stgngey Emma M1tCh9ll l8GKi6 Todd JUBU Smith Imogene Romines C1958 Pri-09 Irma Williams Ruth Price Lorene Collins 01981 Denton Ruby McKinney Marie Smyel' Ngrma Prige Lorene M8IW91l Maxine Wilson 90149 Wallace Pauline Tate The Commercial Club, sponsored by Opal McKinney and Oscar Collins, con sists of 22 members. Since we have been organized, we have been very active. Some of our activities were, folding Christmas seals for the Tuberculosis Drive and get ting them mailed to every family in Texas County. We sent Christmas cards to the old folks home. Our major activity took place February 27, l9L7, when the club sponsored a Breakfast in Hollywood Party in the school gym. The school and town responded heartily. The gym was filled to capacity. The purpose of our club is to promote skill and interest in com ercial work here at school and in our future positions. Our motto is, 'Preparation is the keynote to sucoess.' Clete Price -------- Secretary Esther Minks ----- ---Reporter Emma Mitchell-Yice President Joan Smith --------- President Oda! .gzuliea .V,. vs Miss HcVay Louella Roderick Kenneth Adey Verde Mae Gourley Eloise Cape Jessie Baker Ima Jean Norris Bonnie Jackson Franklin Curtis Lauretta Hart Imogene Garrett The Social Studies Club, under the sponsorship of Miss McVay, has ten members. As one of their activities, they compiled a history of Houston High School. They also had a round table discussion on 'Why we act as we do,' and they helped with an assembly an the United Nations. Secretary ------------- Bonnie Jackson Vice President ----------- Eloise Cape Treasurer ----------- Louella Roderick President ------------ Franklin Curtis YOUR PICTURES In this Pineymo will remind you of the COLLINS STUDIO HTHE HOME OF GOOD PHCTOGRAPHYU Remember--we keep your negatives on file and can always fill reorders. COLLINS STUDIO Over the Bank Houston, Missouri Compliments of The Houston Republican O. N. EU KHEAD, Editor WIEST SIHDIE CAIFIE A Good Place to Eat Where all Friends Meet For a Special Treat BenneH's Shoe Sfore C. O. BENNETT, PROP. hPut YourseH in Our Shocsn CILIE AM II I TS IDIEVPT STOIRIE NTHE ASSURANCE OF THREE GENERATIONSH 'WE HAVE THE MERCHANDISE' g6Qll,VLQI 6l One-Day Service COY HAGGARD, OWNER--PHONE 91 HOUSTON, MISSOURI For Hair Styling And Hair Cutting VISIT-NANCY'S BiAUTY SALON AND COATS BARBER SHOP I PARKER-HUTCHESON MARKET GRDCERIES VEGETABLES FRESH MEATS FRESH FRUIT5 Phone 157 HIJUSTIJN, MISSOURI T I GROCE STUDIO 'WHERE PHOTOHRAPHY IS AN ARTH HOUSTON,MISSOURI EVANS FURNITURE STORES UTHE HOME of the FINEST FURNITUREH We have the Merchandise and the Price HOUSTON--MT. GROVE h Amit! 'Z ' f n Q , 4 I Here are Billie Dulaney and Jim Ross, chosen the most popular boy and girl by pop- ular vote. To be or not to be. That's the old question. But it's no question when it comes to dramatics. Kieth Hibbs and Betty Minshall were chosen for dramatic ability. WHCJS sw EEE What a laugh! Bob Johnson and Betty Wolfe were chosen for Wit and Humor. These two were chosen for sportsmanshipg Bill Newman and Millie Coats. NHC? Courtesy is the keynote! And here are those chosen for courtesy in the Pineymo's Who's Who contest. Mike Becker and Jim Ross tied for boy's honor and Norma Price carried for the girl's. FIIK4 Hare with the instruments of their trade are Carol Elmore and Richard Bullock who were chosen for musical talent. Here's Bill again, this time for athletic ability. Bill is a foot- ball, basketball, and track man and Betty Gregory took the girl's athletic honor for some good bas- ketball playing. Here's Hal McKinney and Patty Gatewood who were chosen for representatives of Houston High's un- quenchable school spirit. HU Ci-IESON I IL COMPANY NOLAN HUTCHESON, Owner Wholesale-Retail Dealers In D-X Gasoline, Greases, Motor Oils, Fuel O11 and Kerosene Prompt Farm Delivery SALEM--LICKING--HOUSTON, MISSOURI T k.W VARIETY SHOPPE Ladies Ready to Wear Houston, Missouri DELICIOUS FOOD Sru Hp fed 'Er PIHQ! IFIP1 ' C HOUSTON DRUG COMPANY Fountain Service Package Drugs Sandwiches Chili Coffee MELBA Tl-IIEAIVER COM WHERE THE CROWD GOES ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW OFTEN A GREAT ONE HARRIS CAFE Good Home Cooked Meals Courteous Service ELLIS STORE 'Where Houston Savesn HOUSTON, MO. KING HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. Oldest Hardware and Furniture Store in Texas County Ml. AND MRI. IEN F. KINB. OWNERS AND FRDPIIETDRB Hardware n Furniture n Refrigerators ' Washing Machines ' Paints and Oils ' Building Materials HIJUSTDN, MISSOURI LAYS CAFE HOUSTON, MISSOURI Plate Lunches Sandwiches, Good Coffee H M d P1 s ome a e e Cold Drinks LILLY'S LEAD IN VALUES Appliances Dry Goods Furniture MARSHALL AUTH STUBE Home Owned and Operated CLAY CASTLEMAN, Owner HUUSTUN, MISSUUHI EVERYTHING FOR YOUR CAE PARTS TIRES qnd dnd ACCESSCHHES TIJBES VEILHOTT TUNER AIL HOMES fix-R CABOOL HOUSTON WATSON HARDWAR CO. 'Always See Us First--It Pays' IM LEMENTS-HARDWARE-FURNITURE HOUSTON MISSOURI ECONOMY DRESS SHOP 'The Shop for Smart Women' HOUSTON, MISSOURI HANEY PRODUCE CO. 'Sell to us for the Highest Prices!' HOUSTON MISSOURI HOUSTON UTILITY SHOP O Plumbing k Electrical General Contractors C. C. Tuttle, Jr. W T CHE ETS Dealers in 'John Deere' Implements Firestone Tires Phone 172 Hardware G.M.C. Trucks FARMER'S CO OP EXCHANGE 'The Farmers Own Business' Highest Cash Prices Paid for Farm and Poultry Products Groceries-Feed-Flour Phone lL5 HOUSTON, MISSOURI BROWN MOTOR COMPANY 1 HOUSTON, MISSOURI CHEVROLETCARSAND Tnucxs AUTOMOBILE PARTS REPAIR WORK eww-W of 'Sa ekmmkek egzhfl. UIUC iY.lI Fred R. Forbes, Proprietor Prescriptions, Drugs and Sundries TH PINEYMO STAFF WISHES TO TAKE TH S SPACE IN WHICH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE PURCHASED ADS IN THE PINEYMO KGHWUHW44 dl fjlw gawk 0? ,Houalon ju! 00 J!! 0 re Houston , Missouri ' BEALE'S RADIO SHOP Houston, Missouri WHITE'S CAFE Plate Lunches Home-Made Pie Sain Gacff Herron's Drug Store 'kii' 4-Y 44 A Walgreen System Drug Store Houston, Missouri eompfimenid of 7 lgiclaaral A rob MANIERS SERVICE AND REPAIR HOUSTON,MO FLEENOR SERVICE STATION H non, Missouri Highway 63 THANK'S ADVERTISERSH!!! The Pineymo Staff ff? f lxl 4 SUNNYSIDE IIATCHERIES U. S. APPROVED, PULLORUM CONTROLLED BLOODTESTED CHICKS D HATCHINC EGGS HOUSTON MO. Sept. Oct. 2 13 27 L lb 25 30 Nov. A 5 8 11 15 18 23 Dec. 7 12 17 20 23, 20 28 27 31 Jan. 9 10 ll 13 15 ,1a 17 21 21. 28 30,3l.l Feb. A 5 7 ll lla 18 26 ,za ,1 27 is Mar. 10- 5 9 15 20 21 25 28 Apr. 3 12 18 18 25 25 Hay 2 3 ll 15 16 Ca Llulal' School opens--enrolled in grades and high school. Texas Count Grade schoo y Teachers' meeting held here. l carnival. Football game at Thayer. Football ga me held here with West Plains. Football game held here with Mtn. Grove. Rural grade school track meet. Football game at Cabool. Rain! Rain! Rain! F.H.A. and F.F.A. Barn Warming. Hanna and H1 1 R lt ! Football game held here with Willow Springs. gs ns cya y Music Recital under the direction of Rebecca Ellefson. Music Assembly. Johnny Stricklin made an E in Aeronautics. Football game at Rolla. Grade school basketball tourney held here. Basketball Basketball game at Plato. Rough house! game at Mtn. View. Junior Play--very good. Basketball game here with Plato. Christmas vacation. Lloyd Johns Basketball Electrical Basketball Basketball Basketball on married a New Yorker gal. Our sympathies! game here with Summersville. Assembly by George DeMont. game here with Mtn. Grove. game here with Thayer. game at West Plains. An independent basketball tournament held here. Basketball Basketball game at Cabool. game here with Willow Springs. game here with Rolla. Coach Newman showed much Basketball game at Willow Springs. Basketball enthusiasm. S.C.A. tournament held here. Basketball game at Summersville. Basketball Joan Smith Basketball Basketball Basketball game at Rolla. engaged. game here with Cabool. game here with West Plains. game at Mtn. Grove. Sub-Regional basketball tournament at Willow Springs. Tigers victorious! 'Breakfast Basketball In Hollywoodn sponsored by Commercial Club. game at Thayer. Since the entire squad was sick, the Phy. Ed. boys starred for Houston. Regional basketball tournament held at Lebanon. Joan Smith disengaged. School closed because of flu epidemic. F.H.A. and F.F.A. party. Don Garwitz made an M in Bookkeeping. Commercial Club party. Big time!!! Music contest held at Willow Springs. F.H.A. Chapter to Cabool. Music contest held at Springfield. West Plains invitational track meet. Literary meet held at Willow Springs. 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