Houston High School - Pineymo Yearbook (Houston, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

ine? mo rince l Al 'U' 5 Rose Mary Jennings CSecretaryl Glen Martin Grace Coats fPrincipalD .xgclminizifrafion Our greatest resource is our children. Yet we spend more on intoxicants and tobacco than we do improving the skills and minds of our children. Millions of children in the United States are denied a fair chance to get a basic education. Four million children of school age are not enrolled in any school. Nearly three million over fourteen years of age are illiterate. Over eight million fourteen years of age have less than a fifth grade education. If we believe in the principle that all children are entitled to an equal op- portunity, then it follows that educational opportunities must be improved in poorer states. If we are to indoctrinate our children in democracy and its beliefs, then educational benefits must be made available to all. - We need to build all possible bulwarks against the spread of Communism. We can guarantee equal educational opportunities only through Federal Aid to Education. We need Federal Aid to Education, now. QSuperintendent Marc! of gyclucafion The Board of Education is to be congratulated for the improvement of the Houston Schools throughout the year. They are: CLeft to Rightb, W. C, Christie, C. W. Burkhead CSecretaryD, Dr. V. V. Skaggs fVice-PresidentD5 James G. Brown fPresidentl, W. O. Thomason fTreasurerJ, W. D, Hiett, Superintendent Glen Martin. gZQ3L6lC1c? :ig2LllTLl4f?zf First Row: Murrell Smith fSecond Gradej, Norma Smith QCombination Rooml, Orba Benefiel CSeventh Gradel, Bonnie Maxwell CFourth Gradel, Louise Batton QFirst Gradejg Second Row: Lois Osbourn fSixth Gradel, Doris Parks fEighth Gradel, Mr. Collins CGrade School Principall, Eleanor Murrell fThird Gradel, Audrey Bandy QFifth Gradel, 7 I ,Mg .SZAOOK .jig Cllfbllgggf Opal McKinney Harold Eberhart Opal McKinney Typing II, General Business, Shorthand I, Secretarial Practice Harold Eberhart Girls' and Boys' Physical Education, Health, Physiology, Coach Oscar Collins Bookkeeping, Driving, Commercial Law Ellen McVay Sociology, Economics, World History, American History Oscar Collins ----- Ray Goodnight Speech, General Shop, Woodwork Edith Collins English II and III Linville Hardin Vocational Agriculture I, II, and IV Wava Hilterbrand Study Hall Ellen McVay 43 Ray Goodnight Edith Collins Linville Hardin Wava Hilterbrand 8 . !QQxL6lCiQ? -.SgZ14l7C7lp :i32L1lTLll6?gf Grace Coats John Klein Grace Coats --English I, Principal-- John Klein --Band, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus- --Introduction to Music, Elementary Music-- Delia Nuetzman --Home Economics I and II-- Audrey Bandy --Art I-- Delia Nuetzman Marie Napier --Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Literature-- Jess Hilterbrand --General Science, Civics, Assistant Coach-- Katie Holley -General Mathematics, Algebra, Tyning I and II-- Clarence Collins -Biology, Chemistry-- Audrey Handy gpw mvwwwmggggg fi Amr r jf, .ESE , if SQ . . :- Y '. 7'ifi2f . f ? I , Q5 1 1 5, L A I Clarence Collins Katie Holley Jess Hilterbrmnd M sic NiPiGF 9 . Blue and Gold 'Over or through, but never aroundn Dorothy Copeland CSecretaryD icem H rry Keith Potts Betty Jo Wolfe Presidentl CVice-Presidentl Oscar Collins fSponsorD X A C Wanda McCol in KTreasurer? --Harry Keith-- --Betty J'o-- --David-- --Dorothy-- --Warren-- ,,,. ' .lbl 'V AQ.: ' '. .1 Q Q-f A' . I6 - 'lelen-- --Duane-- --Joanne-- --Eldon-- --J'acque-- 4' ., ,X 'nk' 6. ,A 'K 'C X m --Clyde-- --Lila-- --Roy-- --Lavon-- --Bill..- 0'- -Yf --Geraldene 1aix1e-- --Mackie-- --Max-- --Iris-- --Done. ld-- --Alta I.Tae-- --Woodr'ow-- --Berne ice-- --Albe1't-- Harry Keith Potts: Four years, Class President '49, Student Coach '48, Junior Play 148' . WSome men may have been greater, but I doubt it.n Betty Jo Wolfe: Four years, Class President '46, '48, Vice-President '49, President Pep Club '47, '49, Vice-President Pep Club '48, Pineymo Staff '47, '48, Assist- ant Editor '48, Band-Orchestra '46, '47, Plays '48, Girl's Quartet, Sextet, Double Mixed Quartet '48, Paper Staff '46, '49, Woodwind Ensemble '48' Who's Who '43, '49, Junior Play '48, One act '47, '48, Claranet Quartet '46, '47, '48, , '46, '47, '48, Secretary Social Studies Club '49 Glee Cl b ' 7 ' - 1 . Chorus '48, Vocal Solo '48, '49. ' u A ' 48' 49' Mixed nMaking love to girls is her favorite pastime.N David Totten: Four years, Lettermen's Club '48, '49, President Lettermen's Club '49, Fbetbell '47, '48, '49, Basketball '46, '47, '48, '49, NI came to school to satisfy my curiosity--I'm still curious.n Dorothy Copeland: Four years, Pineymo Queen '49, Class Secretary IAS IAQ. pep Club '46, '47, '43, '49, Vice-President Pep Club '47, '49, President 'Social Studies Club '49, P S ' ' SPST taff 46 48 '49' Drum Corps '48 '49- Wh Y Wh I g. V- - President Literary Club '48, Se6retary Student Council '48, Piieimo gtaff 49ie Men may come and men may go, but I so on forever.' Warren Miller: Four years, Science Club '47, Social Studies Club '48, '49, nWhen joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash.n Helen Brown: Four years, Band-Orchestra '46, '47, '48, '49, Girl's Glee Club, Trio, Quartet, and Sextet '47, '48, '49, Mixed Chorus '48, '49, Junior Play '48, Drum Corps '48, '49, Woodwind Ensemble '48, Treasurer Thespian '48, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Claranet Solo '48, '49, Double Mixed and Mixed Quartet '48, nRolla, here I come.W Duane Sutton: Four years, Football '48, '49, Glee Club and Mixed Chorus '48, '49, Boys' Quartet '48, '49, Double Mixed Quartet '48, Vice-President Student Council '49, Dramatics Club '47, '48, Lettermen's Club '49, Thespian Club '48, NIf silence were golden, Duane would be a pauper.u Joanne McKnight: Four years, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '493 GlTl'S Glee Club, Trio: Quartet '47, '48, '49, Mixed Chorus and Mixed Quartet '48, '49, Double Mixed Quartet '48, WThe Burglarn '48, Junior Play '48, Twirler '48, '49, Band-Orches- tra tL6, 147, IAQ, 149, Brass Quartet 146, 147, IAQ, 149, Paper Staff '46, Vocal Solo '48, '49, French Horn Solo '48 '49. 9 WOh, Jimmy, Oh, Jimmy, how you can love.' Eldon Douglas: Four years, Class President '47, Sportsman Club 'l+9S Basketball '46, '47, '43, '49, ' ' WNice things come done up in little nBrown' packages.' Jacque Schindler, Four years, F, H, A. Club '46, '47, '49, Pineymo Staff '48, Paper Staff '46, '49, Orchestra '46, Commercial Club '48, Historian F. H- A. 475 chairmen F. H. A. '49. 0 nMbst people don't like them but Jacque is quite fond of 'B1llsne' Clyde Evgnsg' Four years, Lettermen's Club '49, Secretary-Treasure Lettermen's Club '49, Basketball '46, '47, '48, '49s Athletic Club '4B. nThis boy is never slow at all, not with the girls or Basketball.n Lila Lynch: Four years, Pineymo Editor '49, Majorette '48, '49, President Drum Corps '48, '49, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Mixed Chorus '48, '49, Reporter Social Studies Club '49, Secretary Thespian '435 PGP Club '46, '47, '48, '49S GlTl'5 Sextet '48, Paper Staff '48, '49, Band-Orchestra '47, Junior Play '48, nThe Burglarn '48. UOut-of-town men are her specialty.n Roy Spencer: Three years, Football '48, '49, Basketball '46, '47, '48, '49, Track '49, Co-captain Football '49, Lettermen's Club '49. . 'The girls big hero.u Lavon Harris: Four years, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Literary Club '48, Social Studies Club '49, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Mixed Cbbrue '48,'49. NJerry, I call my sugar Jerry.n Billy Joe Connolly: Four years, Class Vice-President '46, Football '48, '49, Glee Club '48, Mixed Chorus '48, Junior Play '48, Who's Who '48, Student President '49. WI dare you to try to talk faster than I do.' Geraldene McKinney: Four years, Homecoming Queen '49, Home Economics '46, '47, F. H, A. Club '48, '49, Social Studies Club '47, uQuite a collection of class rings.n GONTINUED TO Inca 63 x. f f .4-. M it -.-...N xx N ., f ww' YW! 3, . ,RQ ga , ,-,J ..-X . ,f,5vg, . T155 fd. 1 Grpta --Betty-- --Rex-- --Imogeue-- --lawrence-- nr- Q' 'L .Verda Mae-- --Chester-- --Amy Rose-- --Derrell-- -Betty-- --L0is-- --Da1e-- 1 Johnny-- --Gilberra --Lester-- --Lorraine Jo- --lelend-- --Bonnie-- --Donald-- --Betty-- FF? -Farris-- 7 --Wilba-- --Larry-- Frances-- H Club '49 Home Economics '46. Greta Reynard: Four years, obby , WA still tongue makes a wise head.n Robert Lemons: Four years, Basketball '47, Glee Club '48, '49, Sports Club '49, Mixed Chorus '48. Wwhy worry? The more we study the more ignorance we discover.W Betty Shelton: Four years, Home Economics '46, Social Studies Club '47, F. H. A, Club '46, '48, WShe packs a mighty wallop.W Lester Cole: Four years, Glee Club '48, '49, Mixed Chorus '48, Pep Club '49. UAW, I live out there at Oak Hill.n BettyABridges: Four years, Home Economics '46, '47, Social Studies Club '48, F. H. . 4 . Rex S WSheniikes transportation, especially to Cabool.W Pencer- ee years, Basketball 47, Paper Staff '48, 149, Vice-President of Social Studies Club '49, WI sav what I think when I think it.' Imogene Garrett: Four years, Social Studies Club '48, Secretary Social Studies Club ' '48, Commercial Club '49. WHer words and ways are winning.W Lawerence Gaddis' Four years' Bo ' . YS Glee Club '48 '49- S 'al St ' L gin M HLets beFd1gnified For once-we are Seniors,i O01 udles Club 'Ag' or e Dorman' our Years: F- H- A- Club '46 'Av '49' Reporter s 'ai st - Club '48, Drum Corps '48 '49- President F. H A ,t 9.,p- S Oc? udles WI'm President of F: H. A,W' A , lneymo 'aff 49' s rts Club '48' F. F. A. '46. W Farris Brill: Four years, po , WYou may manufacture blonds, but red hair comes naturally. Verda May Gourley: Four years, Social Studies Club '47, '48, Vice-President Commer: cial Club '49, WEspecially fond of 'wa1ker'.' Chester Herndon: Four years, Football '47, Photography Club '48, Social Studies Club '49, Paper Staff '49, F. H. A. Club '47, Mixed Chorus '48, nGirls don't bother me.' Amy Rose Stevenson: Three years, Band-Orchestra '47, '48, '49, Mixed Chorus '48, '49, Brass Quartet-Brass Quentet 48, '49, Literary Club '48, Social Studies 'Lge WApplied for a position with 'Cole'.n Leland Anikag Four yeargs F, F, A, '46, '47, '48, '49, Vice-President F. F. A. '48, Treasurer F. F. A. '49- k I 1 1 id f it N ' t af aid of wor can s eep a one s e o . . Wilba Fregge? FFbuT FearS3 Home FcOH0miCS '473 Glee Club 147' '48' Mixed Ch?'u' 'Lg' Orchestra '47, '48, '495 GiPl'5 Quartet '47, '485 Sextet '485 F' H' A' 47? Lit' erary Club '48, Social Studies Club1ii9. n WWh ain't the all contented e me. Derrell Jonesyl One yeargl F. F. A. '493 President F' F' A' 'AQ' nGentlemen prefer Jerseys.W Lois Hill: Four years, F. H. A. '46, '47, '49, President F. H. A. '47, Literary Club '48, Drum Corps '48, '49, Literary Meet '4'7. 'I've fallen in love, why can't I have a man?' Dale Jones: Four years: F. F. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, Vice-President F. F. A. '49. WBacholer now and forever.n Bonnie Jackson: Four years, Class Secretary-Treasurer '47, Social Studies Club '47, '48, Secretary-Treasurer Social Studies Club '47, President Social Studies Club '485 F. T. A. Club '49. WI don't laugh. I ziR21e.n Larry Hess: Four years, F. F. A. '473 Secretary F- F- A- '43, '493 Band and Orches- tra '46. 'I love the ladies.' Betty Stouse: Four years, Home Economics '45, '47i Social Studies Club 'L85 F' H3 A' : 9. . 4 'How I'd like to be a Koch fcookl.' Johnny Douglas: Four years: F. F. A. '46, '47, '48a 49i R9C0rdeT F- F- A- '49- Never do today what you can do tomorrow. ti S Club '47s Social Studies Gilberta Baker: Four years, Home Economics '46, Drama C Club '48, F. T. A. '49- the least.n 63 'What we don't know worries us CQNTINUED To RAGE u-,,. s. ..... .-,.. . ,-, ,- A Y '- f- - --- --J1w-- --Eetty-- Wm ..-Lena .. - fa' 4, ! .N I 151 - -'Ha uda - - L --ET1mitt-- 'Fi mx? 1. --Velma-- --Doris-- --Joyce-- --Junior IFP' 3 'auf' av Q 4 EEi EEQiEisiNibA W --1.laXine-- --1l.Iary-- --Betty-- --Verlene- 'Z' --Betty-- --.Tohrmy-- --Betty-- --Huby-- paw' ,,,. 1 1 ix X rx Q -..Wanda Lee-- --he len-- --lHldith-- --hancy-- Seniors Not Shown --Lucille Frey, Shirley Scott, Norma Sturgill-- 16 --Kermit -r X l u Q Jim Byler: Four years, Class Treasurer '46, Glee Club '48, Mixed Chorus '48, Junior Play '48, Social Studies Club '49. WAll great men are dying, I don't feel so well my self.H Velma Baker: Four years, Home Economics '46, '47, Orchestra '46, '47, F. H. A. Club '47, '49, Social Studies Club '48, Drum Corps '48, Paper Staff '49, WA blush is beautiful but often inconvenient.n Doris Ballard! Four years, Dramatics Club '47, Social Studies Club '48, Commercial Club '49, Speech Festival Springfield '48. WOhI Excuse me.n Joyce Smith: Four years, Home Economics '46, Social Studies Club '48, '49, WI live at Big Creek.n Junior Collins: Four years, Football '48, Social Stuiies Club '48, Letterman's Club '49, Pep Club '47, '48. WBuilt for speed.n Betty Garrett: Four years, Social Studies Club '48, '49, WDignifiedl Almost, until you know her.' Maxine Johnson: Four years, Commercial Club '49. NI wouldn't come to school if there were no boys to flirt with.u Mary Gibson: Four years, Home Economics '46, Social Studies Club '47, Commercial Club '49, F. H. A. '46. WNow, I am a success.n Betty Brown: Four ye rs, Dramatics Club '47. Ulf silence were golden, I would be a millionaire.' Verlene Zirschky: Four years, Photography Club '48, F. T. A. Club '49. NI don't believe in going with the boys-tain't right.n Lena McCoy: Four years, Home Economics '46, Social Studies Club '48, '49, UNO Hunting.u Betty Lou Nelson: Three years, F. H. A. Club '47, '49, Literary Club '48, Literary Meet '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Paper Staff '49, uLet's go to DeSoto.n Johnny Burris: Four ye rs, Social Studies Club '49, W 't not uantit is m measure. Bettie Mercglihgzy Fourqyears,yLiterZry Club '47, Commercial Club 'L35 Social Studies Club '49, Librarian '49. NYes, it's Bettie.n l . t 8 H Ruby Mitchell: Four years, Home Economics Club '47s 500151 Studles Club 4 5 Ome Economics Club 'L9. nWhy hurry? There will be time after I'm dead.n . ' Wanda Sicko: Four years, Commercial Club '48, '493 H0meuECOnOmlCS Club 46' WAS idle as a painted ship on a painted OCGHH- Wanda McColgin: Four years, Home Economics '46, F. H. A. Club '47, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Band and Orchestra '47, '48, '49, Vice-President Drum Corps '48, Junior Play '48, Secretary Pep Club '47, Mixed Chorus '48, Glee Club '48, Drum Corps '48 '49, President Commercial Club '49, Treasurer Literary Club '48, Literary Meet '49 Cheer Leader '48, Treasurer Class '49, Who's Who '48, ' 'I dare you to take bigger steps than I do.n Helen Harris: Two years, Reporter F. H. A. Club '49, F. H, A. Club '48, Mixed Chorus '48, Glee Club '48, 'I'm mamma's LITTLE girl.W Edith Campbell: Four years, Social Studies Club '47, F, H, A, Club 143- I Niull many a gentleman I eyed with kindest regards.n Nancygigifgzg?:DrEZu6Org2?Z3i F' H' A' Club '46, '47, Social Studies Club '48, Commercial . WI cannot keep from loving the boys.n Emmltt Aldiidgef Four years, Vocational Agriculture '47, '48, '49, He was once a ladies' man but resigned.n Kermit Haneyi Four years, Class Vice-President '47, Band and Orchestra '46, '47, Pep Club 4 . WThe world is full of good fellows--watch me.n I7 I1af9 Ekfgf uAny old shoes, pans, bottles, or rags,N is the chant of Gilberta Baker and Shirley Scott as their traveling store comes rattling to your door ..... .NSold to the little man in the green suit,N says Leland Anika, the nation's foremost auctioneer ....... nCalling Doctor Hess.U Wanted in Room 245, please.W ........ Roy Spencer has fallen heir to millions and is still unmarried, however, all the girls are still running after him....After corresponding for years through a Lonely Hearts Club, Helen Brown and Duane Sutton finally found that they were old school chums and soon tied the knot. The minister was none other than Rev. Nelson Jenkins. u Emmitu Aldridge has accepted a position as night watchman in BucyruS...Wanda McColgin is now meat cutter it the HPossum-Trot Butcher Shopn Bill Connolly and Rub Mitchell , 1 U - --- y are HOW Peffefmlng et tue famous resort in Sun Valley....Wanda Sicko has been placed in charge of the Wigjly-Pigqly Chain Stores..Berneice Creason has been employed by H. H. S. to trace Gown all h0QkeY-Rl3Y3TS.---Did YOU See the 1959 Redbook? Did you recognize the graceful figUTi1Hd0rg1ng the giver. That's right! It was Dorothy Copeland, the famous Powers model I1 I .....D'. a hrs. Ei Newman Cshe s the former Betty Jo Wolfel are the proprietors of the nNewman Hog Rznchn in Arkansas, For the NBeer That's Topsn see Junior Collins at Tyrone ...... .Bonnie Jackson and Jim Byler are running the B. J. and J. B. Rest Home at White Rock ..... .Helen Harris and Kefmit Haney are boxing in Madison Square Garden for the lightweight title of the world.....EldOn Douglas has taken Goo Goo Rutledge's place on KWTO.....ReX SPSHCST has just iHV9Hted a DEW kind of wet hen for people to get as mad as ....... Greta Reynard is now in President Potts' Cabinet as Secretary of State ...... Frances Murfin is taking her third trip to Africa where she is trying to find an anteater that will also eat flies ...... All rural teachers are re- quested to meet in Houston, October 17, l959, 9 P-m-, by C0UDtY Supefintendent Of Schools, Wilba Freese. At the desk of the President of the United States we see the great politician, Harry Keith Potts...Verlene Zirschky is swim ing coach at the University of Pilot Knob..., Warren Miller and Amy Rose Stevenson took first prize in the Jitter-Bugging Contest at the Old Settlers' Reunion....If you are a patient at the Rolla Trachoma Hospital ask for Nurse Betty Garrett.,Betty Nelson is hat check girl at the nHigh Hat Night Clubn in Salem...Alta Mae Jennings is secretary to County Superintendent Wilba Freese....,..Lavon Harris Johnson Tindell Potts Evans Elmore has just been made a widow again by the death of her fifth husband, the late Lloyd Elmore, who also passed away by nmysterious' arsenic poisoning, See Lawrence Gaddis for your winter's supply of wood ...... Edith Campbell is now post- mistress at Kinderpost .... Jacque Schindler and Lois Hill are co-owners of an exclusive hat shop on 5th Avenue ....... Bob Lemons, the Cleveland Indians' Pitcher, has just married Miss Joyce Smith, the actress .... Woodrow Cross and Iris Osbourn are putting on a song and dance act at NThrce Gables.n .... Bettie Merckling, who has broken another engagement, has decided to retire on her old-age pension ......... Johnny Burris, owner of the new cheese factory in Houston, spent the week-end in Bado with friends .......... ..Mrs. Warren Miller, the former Geraldene McKinney, has been arrested for husband-beating...Verda Gourley is following the seasonal Metropolitan Opera. Lorraine Jo Moorman is a cigarette girl at UMcKnight's Havenn at Solo, The pro- prietor, of course, is Joanne McKnight.....Dwaine Brown is coach of the Notre Dame famous football team.....Chester Herndon has taken Fred Astaire's place in the movies. He has as his partner Betty Bridges. .... Yes, it is Mackie Todd's lovely hands we see on all the new magazine covers, advertising the sensational nOoeyhGooey Hand Lotion.n.....Imogene Garrett is a very efficient stewardess at the County Farm. She is loved dearly by all the oc- cupants...For the best corn-licker in town go to nMax's Flyin'-Walkin'-Staggerin' Tavern,U ...We see in the Podunk Polecat, county paper, that Lucille Frey was given a sanity test when she was discovered trying to invent Nhot ice cubeS.n....The strong Dog-Patch football team is being coached by none other than Don Coats. -Agn Mary Gibson is taking Gypsy Rose Leefs place in show business ..... See Lester Cole for tugboat service across Dogs' Bluff...Farris Brill is being sued for 31,000,000 by his last wife, the former Norma Sturgill ...... Doris Ballard has become the first woman to hold the position as Superintendent of Houston Consolidated Schools .... We see in the Police Gazette that Lieut. Dale Jones has captured another of the Mustache Gang. The offense was charged when the culprit was found drawing a mustache on Glen Martin's picture ..... Clydie Evans is still trying to invent a convertible top that will not leak ....... Lila Lynch is making her second million by extracting gold from goldfish ........ Nancy Griffith's night club, better known as the nKnock-Down-Drag-Out Night Clubn at Squirrel Hollow, was recently closed for the seventh time. Nancy did a fan dance across the stage just before closing time...Betty Brown is now the proprietor of the Brown Beauty Shop in Rolla, Missouri. Velma Baker, the celebrated western vocalist, is heard at 7:15 A. M. over KWTO. Her theme song is n0klahoma Hills.n.....Lieutenant Derrell Jones is in command of the H. H. S. Naval Base at Dogs' Bluff .... .Betty Shelton is milking goats on Albert Dabney's goat farm. .....Maxine Johnson is running a popcorn machine in the Pike Amusement Shows ..... The noted violinist, David Totten, is making his debute in Carnegie Hall at the annual Halloween Program...D0nald Killion has just won a tube of Burma Shave for writing the best jingle in a nation wide contest...Lena McCoy is the new editor of the Success Post...Bctty Stouse is the new owner of the Solo Silo Company....Johnny Douglas is the inventor of the new trans- parent lipstick and nail polish. Warren Miller Bettie Merckling Emmitt Aldridge Jim Byler Harry Keith Potts Jacque Schindler Duane Sutton Nelson Jenkins Imogene Garrett Wanda Sicko Dale Jones Maxine Johnson Velma Baker Betty Bridges Ruby Mitchell Farris Brill Chester Herndon Don Coats Mary Gibson Clydie Evans Iris Osbourn Lavon Harris Joanne McKnight Max Burkhead Lena McCoy David Totten Larry Hess Alta Mae Jennings Betty Lou Nelson Betty Stouse Wilba Freese Helen Harris Johnny Burris ,Junior Collins Lester Cole Wanda McColgin Greta Reynard L., . . 7 ...W 4 wills his place on the janitor force to Don Brooks. wills her charming personality to Edna Smith. wills his farming ability to Betty Ferguson. wills his gentlemanly ways to Franklin Gourley. wills his official duties as class president to Bob Daniels. wills her shoes to WSleepyn Patterson. wills the crack in his voice to Earl Apperson. wills his bass voice to Grant Brashear. wills her quiet disposition to Nila Clark. wills her love for dancing to Betty Flowers. wills his black hair to Bob Smith. wills her blond hair to Marilyn Rowles. wills her NChevyW to Edward Atkisson. wills her girlish figure to Peggy Atkisson. wills her ability to cook to Vera White. wills his freckles to Erma Dean Kell. wills his seat on the bus to Fern Smith. wills his football uniform to Bobby Lynch. wills her dark eyes to Franklin Longnecker. wills his convertible to Miss McVay. wills her Mexican jacket to Emogene Stockstell. wills her lipstick to Betty Zeigler. wills her dignified reserve to Bonnie Altis. wills his weakness for jokes to Don Corbett. wills her WAC uniform to Fern Arthur. wills his seat in the auditorium to Dale Blankenship. wills his office in F. F. A. to Paul King. wills her place on the Pineymo Staff to Virgil Bridges. wills her place on the Paper Staff to Floyd Wade. wills her long hair to Patsy Girdley. wills her musical ability to LaVesta Bridges. wills her typing ability to Donald Douglas. wills his dark complexion to Dessie Smith. wills his driving ability to Wade Shelton. wills his bashfulness to Bill Beasley. wills her modesty to Agnes McKinney. wills her dark hair to Irene Salyer. I9 Frances Murfin Helen Brown Lawrence Gaddis Doris Ballard Edith Campbell Norma Sturgill Leland Anika Derrell Jones Loraine Jo Moorman Betty Shelton Roy Spencer Lila Lynch Billy Joe Connolly Geraldene McKinney Dorothy Copeland Amy Rose Stevenson Eldon Douglas Kermit Haney Betty Brown Nancy Griffith Lucille Frey Verlene Zirschky Shirley Scott Gilberta Baker Donald Killion Johnny Douglas Mackie Todd Lois Hill Bonnie Jackson Betty Jo Wolfe Bernice Creason Dwaine Brown Verda Mae Gourley Bob Lemons Rex Spencer Joyce Smith Albert Dabney Woodrow Cross Betty Garrett wills her nsailorn to Charlene Lawson. wills her sunny personality to Arlene Reed. wills his bright plaid shirt to Churchell Smith. wills her lovely gray eyes to Nadine White. wills her short skirts to Roberta Brown. wills her chair in typing to Doris Kimrey. wills Betty Ferguson to Gerald Brown. wills his big blue eyes to Zeline Amick. wills her naturally curly hair to Roy Mullins. wills her giggle to Murlene Minson. wills his prestige with women to Bruce Dillman. wills her interest in Cabool to Alice Faye Greeney. wills his position as student president to Roger Brallier. wills her gift of gab to Betty Munger. wills her numerous secretarial jobs to Juanita Bennett. wills her diamond to Lois Reberry. wills Roberta Brown to Lloyd Elmore. wills his stature to Amil Stalder. wills her scandalous ways to Louise Clark. wills her ability to read shorthand to Jeanette Beard. wills her large vocabulary to Wayne Ballard. wills her delicateness to Evelyn Hutsell. wills her cosmetics to Jeanene White. wills her ambition to become a blushing bride to June Graham wills his soberness to Bob Coats. wills his thoughtfulness to Duane Elmore. wills her big words to Gloria Copeland. wills her big bass drum to Mildred Wade. wills her poetic ability to Alice Lambert. wills her ability to get along with teachers to Jim Jackson wills her Plato boy friends to Maxine Wilson. wills his basketball suit to Dick Lynch. wills her ability to jerk sodas to Clay Forbes. wills his height to Harold Kaufman. wills his gum to Junior Stockstell. wills her booming voice to Bill Mueller. wills his mustache to Charles Lou Starling. wills his dancing to Donald Ross. wills her turned up nose to Judy Hatten. Under the orable years at Senior Class Reminiscences leadership of very capable sponsors the Seniors have spent four mem- Houston High School. In later years, when we look back on these four years, it will not be with the sadness that we feel now so soon after leaving. We still remember it as the happiest period of our lives, our school days. Remember when we entered High School? We were a promising group of students, even to a tion just Day. But if we were as green as grass and so awed by it all! Our patience was soon put test by the Sophomores when they smeared our faces up with lipstick on Initia- when we were Sophomores we got to do the same thing and it seemed as big a joke on the Freshmen. As Juniors we were in everything that went on, supplying students for the football, basketball, and track teams, the drum corps, cheerleaders, and every other activity. We took a big part in Homecoming and looked forward to just as enjoyable a Senior year. And it has been just that. The Senior candidate was crowned Homecoming Queen, we have had a champion basketball team, the drum corps has won a contest, and the Junior class gave us a wonderful prom and the alumni honored us with a dance at the last of school. And now we the faculty for gratitude for a class of '49 on come to the end of the trail. We wish to give our sincere thanks to their patience. To M . Collins, our class sponsor, we owe a debt of tempering judgment that we know has had much to do with keeping the what we think has been the right trail. 20 b so' 6' G w 3 l As zl A SOPH 5 I XX 'xx 9 x ,- J XV XX f x fQGfX . SIX, A fig ,Q , ,Q X, X f xx' 1, Q X ISQ X K x X 'S 4 Q - ww cab Ray Goodni ht QSponsor? Dessie Smith CPresidentJ Roy Mullins QSecretaryJ Jeanette Beard fTreasurerD 90? Edith Collins CSponsorJ Bruce Dillman CPresidentl Freda Shelton fVice-Presidentl Sylvia Tate CSecretary-Treasurerl SQNIOR yuh f 'QSeAaa - . afigggk jgiggif T ,Q vocab 0 Jess Hilterbrand CSponsorD Clay Forbes fPresidentD Nadine Kiser CVice-Presidentl Gerald Brown CSecretary-Treasurerl uri? 119x457 .Z 1 S aff:-ljfff-f ' ' . X' 3 i 1 v nf fgxgg, gl' f u, Z N A' K .at f, 9. . i f J, . , we .wx-5: . lf Q.:-fp, fn Jeanette Beard , .,.4 , t l zhn Betty J-GED. Q A 9' 'L Zeigler 2? . ,, r, ' Roy Mullins f.: . X I ,p - X. J? Juanita Bennett WRY5'-'If'-I 5 . W X . 'Q N 'H L. 4 we g et ,A Cathleen Erwin 2 5 L ' 1-f K tg J. J 5 Q Earl Apperson - w r, Donald Corbett 'qq': dx Q Her,-ghel Smith ' Quinton ff- 'I 1- ' Bates 1:7 . 'f': ,, 'V , L 'x L lf' in uib, 5 1 2 . W x me :E - XQVA . 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C 4: 4' Sh f S :ZL , U -' 1 Nila Clark Lf g2rygL Mildred Wade ,,?yKq' ,K 1 ,.Y kH:f'lQ U I he fl ,U Jim Jackson n Junior in W' V Stockstell 'F ' Q Q s 3i,a 5 Donald Brooks Gearld Mlelg Hilterbrand ' 2535 Jeanene White AHHIIGI' T-G9 Y' 1' g' ,1 4. as wright 1 A- :ze ' -1 , Eff' .A P - 't , A,Qgi Q55 , ,M 4 X-'rf Q,,,4r,' .efgiei eva nr' w - i for We 'V ' E 1 Maxine Wilson ' me e9 1 ' f 'es Plefsofl f . , ' M ' 2 1 , Harold 4H,W.N r P Gourley f lg! . N' n 1 are 'J' . ,Pia QE .-.A in i I K 5 f ijg ,e f Lf i gsefgif 34 A A Ei ,ff if iia ig .' Leon Me.-L-tin , f Bill Mueller H I if LaVesta Bridges Shelton ' LL, 44..- el 2? , it Mae itz.-. s io v .f 5, G' . Evelyn Hutsel x. Salyer Leila Hart Dessie Smith Q g????f53Hg eeevf-f-www -it ! , r nd ,-,I-L' 1 Bobby Lynch X gawk r 4: f f ' i::.f , , I P wi . RV, my zeline Amick Y' ' Amil Stalder Donald Burch . ,B rf- Q Q Franklin r Longnecker Q 1 in .5 4, .V Fern Massey Q ET -a L , 1-.-.. e n 1 ' -rx 1 . e- l ,, -.4 QQ. 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A X 1 -if ' 4, Ebvma Lou Charles Marjorie Harold Shelton Irelie Brovm Bob Cooper Lf ta Swi-511 Free se Si ll5n11a:f1 Falicock 'W-W mem' mx: 'X' h vi Q., ec, - ... ' Q .,, I 'wg y f 1: 1 'ws ' f :Wei .m l N? V I ' l A iff. lg 4 A ' 2 Carl Harper Christine Tate Jolgi Pattersoii Margaret Paul King Mable Casebfer Arthur Tavloe White , ,. ,- 5 7 gg '1 , .. N75 , V 1' , X4 L31 ' l ,Na V N Q W S 2 515 ' V Qilll F5055 L i U I ' Zkiiil N K 1 Chrysizal .Tackia Va adiver Fern Smith .Toe Girclley Beulah Ervin Yarzmll Dawn Morgan Ta te Pancock HKS if, v 5 Q.. F' .fp KZ' S 4: is ff '-rw A -' X-gg, ' :ri ' 'fb S ' ' -1 W?wf?f , t n 5'i1Q2., .. 111. larles Noakei: Alexie Smith Ernie Hays Edward Kyser I Q 1 Q g- ..,. I , n O Nga, N sry: 1' Q-M f ' ig? 8 Q 5 a. 5 5 'Q 14' , 4 , Dolly eddy S b, A ' V N' .- .I ,,, 5. Cooper Dale Beimett Y , Mn X Charles Starling: Roma Hubbard ... -.. 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Q iq .. 1 +05 Xb W, ci:JL1flgt15l5W6l First Row: Irene Brown, Fern Arthur, Ronald Cowiok, Judy Hatten, Gloria Copeland, Wilba Fre seg Second Row: Linda Fleenor, Charlotte Fergu- son, Betty Zeigler, Max Reed, Max Burkhead, Betty Jo Wolfe, Mary Chipps, Joanne McKnight, Duane Elmore, Donald Brooks, Wanda MoGolgin, Leonard Bal- lard, Any Stevensong Standing: Mrs. Napier CGonductorj, Ernie Hays, Dawn Morgan, Erma Dean Burkhead, Roberta Brown. aggillldif ,,- First Row: Helen Brown, Max Burkhead, Max Reed, Betty Jo Wolfe, Genevieve Beard, Wanda McColgin3 Second Row: Bonnie Altis, Mary Chipps, Bonnie White, Joanne McKnight. Duane Elmore, Donald Brooks, Doris Kimrey, Leonard Ballard, Amy Rose Stevensong Third Row: Ernie Hayes, Irene Brown, Judy Hatten, Billy Karow, Erma Dean Burkhead, Roberta Brovm, Mr. Klein CConductorl. ao 0 77 1 If x, -ef' N, 127 9 'ef 'f 9 . V I , 7 .., Cl I'Il UIC! I l'l'lU'l LLQQI1 Ofllflfl 0l,UQl !0Il ll .yung ,V .Q ie. mf ' rg . hgh Y Qin ll unxuxxixsuqxun-y 3 Z9 2 Q 1 A cozy hay strewn gym helped to make the Fu- ture Farmers of America Club Barnwarming a real success. The Future Homemakers of America Club were guests of the F. F. A. Appropriate games and folk dances furnished entertainment for the occasion. Refreshments of pumpkin pie, ginger- bread, and apple cider were served to the boys and girls, after which the three nominees for queen, Peggy Atkisson, Helen Harris, and Donna Howerton, were seated on the throne of bales of haya Mra Martin then placed the F. F. A. crown on the head of the winning candidate, Donna. 31 i : 5, ' it 'xi W 9, 3. ,.., x 9 al ur ma ma fer So here's to dear old Houston She's tried and true. Gladly we'll back her, -,X In what she may do. Y' R XSCEXT See the foe is trembling, I Trembling with fear. Push, pull, for Houston With cheer on cheer. B I' H .,,g' -laliil--.....-m ' yi' 1 ' E K Q WI ff 1? -. 3: -Q ., eg! Q - 1 A . ' X , - 'ii ' 5 . . ' . 'i K .. ,. eff - 4s 'jig -E::?g:.1.?'.. :Q I X J' 4- 32 pwmde-juliiors Had winning iHonic, A ' 'BV' ' 3 :on Tigers of 1948-49 and ' I I 1 Float--Senior Girl ,Vance doi I 1 Team of former Tiger W Al ,ing the 'he Tigers won 36 to 27, Cmwned Queen before SI 1 they -led in the first T- E watched , . L pointsbehind at the half ' A colorful parade that reachedigerfomgi 'ligd in third qllagter, but X almost a half mile was the kick- fav' e. v scores ' 'ie inals to toff for the annual H. H. S.. Ho Lose to Ava, in Finals oflis Vvxgam-AC game and? Coming observed here F1-iday Willow Springs Tournament ' Ay that Our Ti2.'e1'SI H t 'Houston School Stodootof' .QQ But Win Right For Regionalb out to win the S. C. A. ous on Defem Maw mer grads. A lar? 1 QPQX 499 lneir inauiury rostop the 'onship this year. T9 45, T0 Bewme F357 'eager faces flank' 02, QQQ' .o1's' passing attack was SKY Lhe Score: SCA Basketball Conferel las the paradf Q0 ox I 0133955 hafldwall I JPQe3x 0- Tigers-Lloyd Elmore f W , f'-'f- at near 1 the I Lag end fOf'1MmmtavzK5 f ?'1'3bl Brooks 8, Gerald Brown 0 W in H btllxngl QI parade was 3 liouston F Seven? 01 'xg get P 2001 Spencer 8, Dick Lynch, . Cham drum corps, IQXSQOY the foot his- team --. position.. The ten, Marvin Bridges, C N ball boys and .nerican Legion. Vlslto' muflhdowns In the Donald Douglas, F Then came the Senior float, Fresh- Sssxogoolfd 30111053 flduagteli Total 36. Q' man float, Hobby Club float, WZ' Q ' H fecelle 3 a rea ' Tgwn Team-Br t ', low Springs Drum Corps, Amerg il' the Olfmng guage' laffd hadjwiodsor Elmore 7, Awest 1:1 S can Legion float, Junior Class Orfmes een S lg, Y a lewd' the man 3 Rich I- S30 UHSX -, A entire outcome might have been ' a d Bum' S04 11.950 BOW 0 .' M fl'0at, S0Ph0m0l'e float, f - G -.. N, The Tigers marched Elmore 4, Junior Craven 2, -Baska ,Mo SIU 0 A1501 SCh001 float-a I bear 6 ,re stalled Booker 4,Herbert Lemons. Totzftbajj Pe-Y NIUSQ O T1 surrounded by Tigers, b' ' on one -n: ,, L,-, wah Ubalzzpf- al-el, Tlleliieldi inscription, Keep 'em i . 5 Fi .Lf 1,'Qh1011s . 0-.Z 5, IH Tigers, which attracte S wel for a AND fc.-1 'li 4 hip' - It 'IH d .I ,rd penalty, 1 .1 11.11 ln ld X .1 50 tentivn an app ause' l h E l30: 'i and lhc- XV-1'l0'llt 0 the new Chryslers and ini aggikpstl m TIE ,lpn considci-,Il ld from A-kiTlS Garage, fl game. For The Hough., - al in this section. float imitating The old woman 1 Um, x fthe Ti,,e1 1fivld gi-abbcll an cn who lived in a shoe, the new' v-avel to Thayer L-lmavu T e Tiscrs wont aheac Fords fvom Romines MMOQ g . IL-V . I S of' thr' first qum and tho Music Club now n thugs' 'ixgef 1 oufka oi- f +. the hill-billy mus'0V 'er ' .nn ' ZQ9 101.0 al little brown - o I I Wenerey Sponf. dn, ,Yay dians t S Atl o 'ings won ap Y 5' mslmmtlvch plenr , , 1 ZX, YD EV ANS t0r26. O43 . up n 20 lo lT h F A A W FR AN XM her . .nil nero nhend :it th. Junion . X SPENC L.5'YAR TEL, uefeatS- Q0 thlmotlmwtml' 35 to 26' the mus 7 6 .9 lgers footba AXL-Q me Thayer game 1, In l'lm'ohl l',!bP1'llfl1'l1yS plnypyg to the YQ icq Flite. View. Ffidl 0- Other 21, Coach Harf' 65Nl ,irtls ifflfl ttf, Tltvholllldf with In the it 'L X 'fo ,ml .we with the team playa,-S were ha,-1' Q and the 11-'Hn -HW11 Slllfllllf in lowed, Will- -QYQF' ,gk 40 in a tie. . contest was c' X9 snout. The Wm'l t Houston. Hi 5395 436895 W ,is E0 50 ROH9' Fflday score was Q9 J first quarter, TTE:3j: '0: been handicap, 'gy gi 9693 .Q Week fOr 8 game- .due to the abst 1089 best men-Leon waive Y .nay Forbes, who were 00 , in earlier W Mountain Grove is leading in lSCA, with Willow Springs a close lsecond. eight ' Kxqe .i. Houston lorl. 17 to Fla ,e half, and thc Tigers were in 1 ont, 27 to 25, at tho cnrl of the third period. Wlpliljlll' fe' f ilirooks 4 , ,, Syniucm-r . 7 games. h . Loyd Elmore led in offense. lgfmlf ' 2 . At the ha-lf gf the game, Geral- scoring 13 points, and Diok Lynch J mm ' ' dean MCKUIHGY, representing the TIGERS grunted gor 8. Spem-or scm-M 'Sc A Senior Class, was crowned Home ' rownv - rn aComing Queen by Roy Spencer and : vl I rn- d NIL, wmv V 4D f Don -Coats, co-captains. ' Off to 3, 'Flvi-H' ' K ' - ,- ., B I I S N lRllAlllQl ,. .l .. In the drawing which followed Ro-- . APTA1 - wr..- T5-1-.L 1u',.r'..11:..+.... ...san 'ff C lgmlih 3 Houston' Tifrers stain od thi - ft Mmm' LYDE TEAM Cf11'f01' -rlr of - 0 S b ' H t T' tra 'C -STAR' ' -' selves as one of the leading tea' X -mf we ffus On, 'gem ' ' FIRST ALL SECQND M1'A1'1lHH' V V o-'-4o--- 3 ,vel to Rolla Friday night foi ax KES , l- in the South Central Association OBE MA i Hmwtmvq HBH hmmm 1. by upsetting Rona T- -day night! second conference contest, ' . ELM 4 K .,,,1nn1o1-e, hats ai 1 H1 'ffm 1' I- I 83120 32 fortheir F mow- The Tigers looked good in their Luong team, losing to Springfield fr - - Elo ' : '0 1 Still- 'tgve .Vic,t0ry aga: 0 rats, fl!'S1EtSCA f7iCt421'Y higet 'ggesday hightfchool recently hy only two ZSZZVP 'gli 'Tif:Hi- Th 1, nig romping o a - o- win porn .. ,- ' '- A 1' '- liianlelllvzfs P Q 1 r liftn, View. The score at the A V l lV:'d ' l I ' Blown' N- . fee U 10W 0 .W f , lv 1 , Gt .E I t The next confcrcnco game forl ' -1 the gloging sep of Was grill? 0.05-3 -' oth, Ju Houston Wm be Janumy 7, Whom Xloiintnin fl,-ovo 4-mules h BE:r0ldREger1' f w S in .0 elite 126 A lMountain Grove comes hcro. flflYt11g2'l'f fm' 2 1'f'2l1l114 a er o a S . i- ' P011 PS' - , 6 5. At ti th -fi .,.T-,. g-g Srsfhgilflgi Q aeris led, 35 the13.u T, D f UT: PgJieSt:,IB:6gn:11cL,l'?oll2 I - - no u 1, - o so. L mtcltfme 0'?4'e,.s 0 idtsvzlihlilihfiggd nlgli e for Houston: lVado, 24 Lyi with 49 011, -Q , ' - , Bridges, 9: Gibson, 2: mid ' . d b 04 re QPR .ed 10. Other scoring. 3 on It A Ce 6 45 0 o- Totten 2' Brown 6- Cabgol' Entgr 3- Rolla Player ... 3:94-etb'72:a01W 0 J, grown E, ' ' ' Q That seventh victory. Evans hit the Jael. 411 5' 1 6593 1, ,, ' ' - , Thursday night when the T Lloyd Elmore, whols,N06aZ10acted4ll 05510131toi'aT515',toDigkVZ3gi:: pitted against their nemes first' year.as fl regular, . Pio 6 .P , U I .. 0 . . liteammates 1n scoring, s1n.n-a5'51i- J' the Mfmntam Ymw second :seven field goals for 14 points. ' , y Spencer scored eight points, I 131, scoring 12 points. Other! oi W d 4 D El o 3 s 'rngz a e, 5. . m re, gl ffnla 1: M, Rv-idnpn. 9: 'R'Hr'la-os, 5:l Play Noel In Opening Contest Thursday Night At Springfield traditional rival--outclassc Cnbool Bulldogs, 48 to 36. 2211110 was lplayed in n jum- Ilouston gyinnzisium. V ,TWA . '64 Raw 2 ' r 4? 1 :w I 'IJ 1 1.-,.,.,,, 1 .- .RJ . , Un- V 1 -.--,- .Q r- , -ll,-. wW,g,kf-,I W - I . ku., 3 In-41.1 .V li I , N- .V 1 ,. xv , 1 - -' ,. .. M. , -. ' nu., ', Yr ,, , ':-H ., A ,. ' A, . l , fx, W, '..,D ,'1.1a?Enk I Qu ' xl vxltii W!!! Phu L . M ft. Fe. ff ,VN , fr '. ' W 1. 1-Q '1mfkf ..N.2:' W 51,14 'f 9 3 .41 . ,pl ' HT. ' Qf.. X - .. QL W-A Q K, . W. ., , , w M w ', 'YH ,' '.,-. 1,1-X 1 ' , ' ' n. A n . IW Q , ,I -3,5 . 5 u I 14 1 V -, 1 w - V! 9 s Y fx ' s 'IA . ' f W W ix if 5 'I ' Y ' 1 f ' eq. 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Junior Collins -Left Guard- David Totten -Quarterback- Junior Stogstill -Right Half- Dale Jones -Left Tackle- Don Corbet -Center- Jlm Lantz Don Coats-Captain -Left End Gerald Hilterbrand -Fullback- -Left Guard Bob Rowles -Right Half Bill White -Fullback- Roy Spencer Cac+w4p Left Hal -fi--1 Duane Sutton -Left Guard- ' Leon Martin -Right Guard Clay Forbes -Left Tackle- Gene Lay -Quarterback- V11 Amil Stalder -Right Tackle 35 Bill Connolly -Right End- Vx 66 77 .fill gg eam First Row: Bill Connolly, Clay Forbes, Leon Martin, Don Corbett, Amil Stalder, Dale Jones, Don Coats, Second Row: Gerald Hilterbrand, Bill White, Junior Stockstell, David Totton, Gene Lay, Roy Spencer, Bob Rowlesg Third Row: Duane Pittman, Duane Sutton, Jim Lantz, Don Douglas, Bob Gibson, Bob Coats, Vernon Burch, Gerald Flowers, Fourth Row: Bruce Dillman CStudent Managerj, Mr. Eberhart QCoachD, Junior Collins, Harry Bodenhammer, Jerry Brightman, Mr. Hilterbrand Ulssistant Coachj, 66 77 .5527 QCIJWL First Row: Bob Gibson, Robert Heinold, Gerald Flowers, Don Douglas, Vernon Burch, Jerry Brightman, Duane Pittmang Second Row: Floyd Wade, Troy Cole, Artford Freese, Ronald Hampton, Harry Bodenhammer Bob Coats, Marvin Bridges, Carl Collins, Third Row: Mr. Eberhart fCoach5, Bob King, Donald Foster, Wilber Brill, Wesle McGownd, Bob Smith, Franklin Gourley, Mr Hilterbrand Ukssistant Coachg. 36 igerd ,487 ,49 On the gridiron, on the diamond, On the links or on the court, It is when the games are ha1'deS'G That we get the finest sport. There's no joy in easy battle No glory in the game That is won without a struggle And in life it is just the same. fl,0fLCJ Houston is one of the few small high schools in South Missouri that is able to, and does, support a football team. Due to the large turn out of players this year and the necessity of adequate equipment, this is a diffi- cult task, as we compete with schools twice our number in enrollment. Nevertheless, the football team of Houston this year has met the enemy and played them so well that we feel we will have an excellent team next year. This was made possible only by the sterling character, courage, effort and noble spirit of our Houston bovs and girls. Brains, speed, guts and size, named in order of their importance, are attributed as the important elements of a truly good football player, and a combination of these is necessary for an excellent football team. Football is a great game, one that calls forth the best there is in every one who hopes for success. Our past season we should be proud of. We didn't win many games but we will have most of our boys left for next year. We showed a mark of pro- gress and development we have reached on the football field. Some of our best will have graduated at the opening of next season. Spencer, Coats, Connelly, Jones, Collins, and Sutton will be gone, but several lettermen will return and with the many others who will come out for spring practice, those who will don the football togs next fall, the next season promises to be one of our greatest in the history of football at Houston. Houston Jackson 18 Houston Mt. Home 18 Houston Thayer 33 Houston West Plains 28 Houston Mt. Grove 33 Houston Cabool 39 Houston Ava O Houston Willow 25 Houston Mt. View O Houston Rolla 13 37 ,c :Lum ecorn in ueen my QW . A colorful parade, almost a half-mile in length, was the kickoff for the Annual H. H. S, Home ' coming observed here November 5, l9L8, for Houston students and past grads. Leading the parade was the Houston Drum Corps and following it were the foot- ball boys, the American Legion, the Senior Class float, the Freshman Class float, the Hobby Club float, the Willow Springs Drum Corps, the American Legion float, the Junior Class float, the Sophomore Class float, the Grade School float, the new Chrys- ler and Plymouth cars from Akins' garage, the F. H. A. float, the new Ford cars from Romines' Motor Company, and the Music Club float. The Junior Class float, which represented an outdoor garden won the first prize of 310. The Music Club float, with their hill billy musicians and little brown jug, won the second prize of 35. The third prize of 33 went to the Grade School for their float, which was a WSHS Bear in a cage surrounded by HHS Tigers and bearing this inscription Keep 'em in the cage, Tigers! In the game that followed Willow Springs defeated Houston. Several of our regu- lar players were unable to participate in the game because of injuries sustained earlier in the season. At the half Gerald M , ene cKinney, representing the Senior Class, was crowned' Homecoming Queen by Roy Spencer and Don Coats t ' , co-cap ains. A dance was held that night for the students, alumni, and guests. Music was provided by Forest Wasson and his Orchestra. 38 gm.. 1 . ML JLAHJ' OW 2 CLFVLQ ,, 5' Q A f , l x' .k 1 . 1 f V .WH - . .. , ,x 'V A l , JI' y 6 -:MP , A -' ,V Wim,-.'x: . - A v :F qpsgk ,nf gmkp J ' ' ' W f - Y':'.' 'Q' MSX' ,.... H V . , , Aww IX. -w,Q,x yg 'f s' - . 25:11 WL ' - 'W feis XT ? -f'f1', up .., i..fgy+- -,..A ., yew' v .- fi 11,5 K K .tif 1 J. , 5 .W N , ,tv xg' H .-pc. , 11. --ww...- ,Q Q M' ' f my --ff N ' wmwniq AM! QW H0011 5 g ! In CLVLCQ Q .. V.,., -. 1 J E .1 -f-.. , 'A1- x mg 3254 llh---.W,,h ,' A I X .ga Football Game lil Float -1, 'O' 4 ax.-.v ' 4 Q lg. 'Q Freshman Float xg Q ,, -, - , , N- .- .QM ' 1 . 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X - si- V KX. , V N- - . 2 . 2 --X - oi. ' :NN , -I. .Y The Officers are: Bill White KPresidentD, Harry Potts QSecretary-Treasurer, Jess Hilterbrand CSponsor,. 44 QM' PAW- QL 5 5 . 1 , '- .F A , G : J 1 1 X o I I 'f WASH 4 'IM it AL Q if KWH J f in :ff -f is 4 jf f f-X , ' . -. fi ' L '32 W X dx V ' X fx xx N uk KW Rfk lk g W F51 X, M LQ? x 'C g 1 r - ' ,V if ' -1 ' ' x lu ' X 1 ...L 'C t A ma ,V ' Q-ff ul!! V 45 if , ,.,,., . aff Gerald Brown -Guard- David Totten -Forward- 962,12 't f I 2' Y: 42 gg f 'KSU K T01 65 2 1 F :g, X -Forward- Eldon Douglas X S 3 5 N uv 1 'K Y Ui . , ,gs x .ff - Gerald Hilterbrand -Guard- , . f o D f 'fb ' or gg M k wa XS f+ W xl LX: ,,,x X' Nelson Jenkins 5 Dog Biooks a' -Forward- ' en er' 46 'Xl Jqhffaa Floyd Wade Lloyd Elmore Forward -Forward- 1 of Q K5 -x-x- -A 3 10 , r 'Qui 'F J 5,u. 1 -J' x Clydie Evans -Captain- -Guard- Dwalne Brown Roy Spencer -Captain- -Guard- Center 47 R 66 77 K ' eam 1 'f'K First Row: Roy Spencer, Lloyd Elmore, Dwaine Brown QCaptainD, Clyde Evans QCaptainD, Floyd Wade, Don Brooks, Second Row: Dick Lynch, Nelson Jenkins, Gerald Brown, Virgil Bridges, Gerald Hilterbrand, David Totten, Eldon Douglas, Coach Harold Eberhart. C6 77 861171 Kb 4' MX First Row: Bob Gibson, Gerald Hilterbrand, Virgil Bridges, Dick Lynch, Duane Elmore, Second Row: Gene Parsons, Bob Rowles, Carl Harper, Don Ross, Coach Eberhart, Max Reed, Marvin Bridges, Bruce Dillman, Clay Forbes, James Cole. 4B at Alfalfa ff By winning 14 conference games and losing only two this season the Tigers found themselves bringing the first S. C. A. crown to Houston since '42. At the end of the season the Tigers finished with an 18-6 record having won two other non-conference games from Salem and Mansfield and lost four tournament games. The team chose Clyde Evans and Dwaine Brown as their captains. Having a 7-O record Coach Eberhart's boys entered the Springfield Tourna- ment of Champions but lost a close 45-41 game to Noel. Next they entered the S. C. A. Invitational Tournament, and got off to a good start by downing Lick- ing 45-3l but lost an upset game to Mansfield 37-33. By defeating West. Plains 44-28 they wound up in third place. In the picking of the all star team Clyde Evans was made captain of the first team and Lloyd Elmore was chosen to the second one. In the Sub-Regional the Tigers defeated Licking 39-25 and revenged their earlier loss to Mansfield by downing the Lions 39-32. In the game for first place the team lost to Ava 39-35, in overtime, but were qualified to enter the Regional at Lebanon. Clyde Evans was again chosen to captain the all star team and Roy Spencer was chosen to the second team. In the first round of the Regional we drew the strong Buffalo team and lost by a score of 42-26. In the State Tournament at Springfield the Buffalo team was crowned state champion. W - Mu' Team Q 1 ' T 12 B Team Conference 72, 4 fo upq. o y Conference . Houston 46 23 Mt. View 7 ' gs' 1 N-1 Houston 37 13 View Houston 34 31 Thayer 53: 04 HOUSPOY1 32 15 9-Yer Houston 33 32 Rolla Houston 23 26 Rolla Houston 28 26 Mt. Grove I 'iv HO11S'C0I1 28 13 Mt- Grove Houston 44 35 West Plains Houston 24 19 West Plains Houston 48 36 Cabool Houston 32 20 Cgbool o Houston 28 Willow Springs HO11St0I1 23 141110127 SPI'11'1ES Houston 26 Mt. View H0USt0H 20 Mt- Vlew Houston 33 Cabool Houston 29 Cabool I Houston 39 West Plains Houston 14 West Plains Houston 55 Rolla Houston 28 Rolla Houston 35 Mt. Grove Houston 19 Mt. Grove Houston 48 Willow Springs Houston 28 Willow Springs Non-Conference Non Conference Houston 36 27 Town Team Houston 19 36 Town Team Houston 52 45 Mansfield Houston 37 21 Mansfield Houston 47 32 Salem Houston 20 6 Salem Springfield Tournament of Champions January 26, 27, 28, 29, 1949 A Team Roy Spencer 258 Hguston Ll N091 Ll Lloyd Elmore 210 Clyde Evans 146 West Plains Invitational Tournament Floyd Wade 117 February 7, 3, 9, 10, 1949 Dwaine Brown 115 Don Brooks 47 Houston 45 Licking 31 Gerald Brown 20 Houston 33 Mansfield 37 D1-Clf Lynch 9 Houston 44 West Plains 28 Dflvld TOUVGII 3 Gerald Hilterbrand 4 934 Points Average 39 413 Points Average 26 Willow Springs Sub-Regional Tournament HB0 Team February 23, 24, 25, 26, 1949 Dick Lynch loo Virgil Bridges 87 Houston 39 Licking 25 Gerald Brown 66 Houston 39 Mansfield 32 Floyd Wade 38 Houston 35 Ava 39 Bob Gibson 33 Duane Elmore 28 Lebanon Regional James Cole 12 Mgrgh 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1949 Eugene Parsons 8 Houston 26 Buffalo 42 Jack Fisher Bruce Dillman Others 7 4 11 Virginia Martin, Bob Lynch, Bonnie Altis HK! Q s x ff QQ uilif- E v L M I 5 I il L W 4 6 'Q Q 'L r m I 1 f Q6 1 1 3 N Be'v'eI'l3' Coats - ff-1 X-fmsseqiwaw .Stacked Q CM The club officers are: Dorothy Copeland CPresidentj, Rex Spencer fVice Presidentj, Betty Jo Wolfe fSecretaryj, Gene- vieve Beard CTreasurerj, Lila Lynch CReporterj MQ:-,-5, The club officers are: Max Burkhead CPresidentJ, Bob Davis fVice Presidentj, Bob Lynch fSecretaryhTreasurerj, 52 JM, cw aw 43 - . ,, -K MA... Simc a fi -'f '5 '- V ' ' The officers are: Loraine Jo Moorman fPresidentj, Fern Smith fVioe-Presidentl, Faye Branson fSecretary-Treasurerl, Irene Brown fSong Leaderl, Helen Harris fRepor: terl, Zeline Amick fHistoria.nJ., C 'FQ f! YA2 fx The officers are: Darrell Jones CPresidentD, Dale Jones fVice-Presidentl, Doyle Odle CSentinelD, Larry Hess fSecretaryJ, Leland Anika CTreaSurer5o' 53 The officers are: LaVesta Bridges CP:-esidezutb, Betty Lee Fergu- son Wice Presidentl, June Iisex' QSecr'etaryl, Iris Osbourn QTreaSU:r'eI'D Nr W Cl gif' The oiiicers arc: Nundzg Mc:Co1uin QP1'esident Verde Mae Gourle H Q Q Y Wice Presidentl Alta Mae JGIIIHILIIQS fSec1'etar3r-Treasmferl, Frances M1J1'f'in fRe port e115 54 igzwlenf Counci J First Row: Sippie Amick fSophomoreD, Mrs, Coats QSponsorj, Lucille Frey CSeniorj, Billy Joe Connolly CSeniorj, Duane Sutton CSeniorj, Dessie Smith CJuniorD, Agnes Faye McKinney CJuniorj, Dawn Morgan CFreshmanj5 Second Row: Bob Rowles CSophomorej, Bruce Dillman CFreshmanD, Clay Forbes CSophomorej, Ronald Hampton CFreshmanj, Harry Keith Potts CSeniorQ, Bill Beasley Uuniorj, Billy Joe Connolly is Student President. BM? 1 oEgAf5 ga! First Row: Mary Lee Parker CCirculation Managerj, Lois Reberry CEditorJ, Betty Lot Nelson CBusiness Managerj, Chester Herndon fAssistant EditorJ, Mrs. McKinney CSponsorj, Rex Spencer fAssistant Editorb, 175 ,1 ,I, . 1 x Q - K' , X 15. 4-of W ' Yi 5 15 W 1 ' R f L ,L f . Q51 Q CGW FT? dm ' Sis X 1 A Q f i ' M ? K M1 W' A Q- ! W ' X k!! .A' -' I x W Xxxw. fy 2 3 Yffffa 4 S q T! , Q, ws my . 3 fir' I ' Q k fl y i 4' .....,,, at '53 QT. nv:-:Q 1251- -, I' , 33,3 V I 4- V ! X gm! ff f E 2 W 310 'gf Q N - 741 ,zfgggsgaag ,Pima fx A 'R I . ,. L4 'lk : 'S+-'P ' 1 4 f '- A x 'S ll AXYA 4 l 'I is r '41 WX I '-' v ..,,,...' ' 5 E gt I, -N, x 56 ff ' IIN X I K A MX' 'F-'S' CITIZEISFIP BILL COHIOLLX ZETFE JO WOLFE These two were chosen for their iependeoility, initiative, courtesy, friendliness, and bility to get things done. C..- wr- SCHOLARSHIP SN BILL MUELLER LUCILLE FREE They were chosen for their studiousness, attentivenoss to studies, and wife store of know- ledge. SPORIQMANSEIP ROY SPEICER IILLY COATS 9 Tiejf :ste chose: for their rtkletic ikility, Q11 sportsxin- like ittitzie wlstler they :re winlers or losers. SCYOOL SPIRIT EOE LYNCH EOIIIE ALTIS These tio were cEcseu for their enthusiasm in the support of their school. 5 P 9 R 77 E s E 1' 1 E 4- 5 N T Edith Collins QDirector JUNIOR GLASS Van Deusen... E. M. Ralston Bishop Doran. Dick Donnelly.... Bob Bennett.. Mrs. Ralston. Gwen Ralston. Ethel Clark.. Mabel Jackson Sabel Jackson Martha....... Cast ..,,Donald Brooks .......Leon Martin ....Donald Douglas .....Bill Beasley ....,Earl Apperson ......Lois Reberry Betty Lee Ferguson . .... .Ruth Johnson .Betty Rose Mnnger ....Peggy Atkisson ....,Betty Jean Zeigler 3 ' SENIOR CLASS Cast Y B Freida Clark ...... ....,. Betty Jo Wolfe D Mrs. Kate Clark ......u ..Alta Mae Jennings E Ralph J. Clark .... ....... Woodrow Clark T Thelma Clark ..... .... Rosana Pittman N Charlie Clark .... ...... Duane Sutton Judith Clark ..... ........... Lila Lynch Paul Gardner ............ Harry Keith Potts Wally Fisher ................ Bill Connolly Mrs. O. Billingsby Nickels .... Helen Brown P Mrs. Eustache Snodgrass ...... Iris Osbourn Blackie Laverne .............. Max Burkhead Oscar Collins fDiI'GC'0O1'J 44 0 v UQl'agQ l'l'l8l l CCU1 T7 I 1 Y First Row: Rosana Pittman, Second Row: Duane Sutton, Alta Mae Jennings, Lila Lynch, Woodrow Cross, Betty Jo Wolfeg Third Row: Harry Keith Potts, Helen Brown, Iris Osbourn, Bill Connelly, Max Burkhead. 59 9 'WV 'Q s vw , V 1' V r .. . as A. l1xaf.A,. 1 -':: fv. new f ...7 ,, . ' Flin ' l id 4- 1 ixiy 'f F, -as g K 75' . 4 W., . 15-ff? Q 1 Lv I x f W if i V ' A sn Q 24 'fi' ,J M ,,- ff K' ' .1 vw Q ,A 'if ' ' ' Q25 7' Q . ,f 11- f 5 w A - mf 9 .:, .TQ -I '- Y 53' . V I fx. 'QQ-Olin. r 'lX jf? ,wg Ll-EG V .,,. uhh ' ,. lf ' 5 Q. ' Fji? wr-os, 1,..,,j H ..,7,. 71 A i. I ' f s , 6 f K, 1 4 1 ' . , ' Af 4 77 ?' NX M' Xffqwffwf f . I .J 1 78 ,' 'fl 1-ii'-I io, Q. DHf- 1 1 'Z ' 'an -,F ff, ' -gangs f7. 'N..' - 4 ' HSN L' I 0 7 wif fi' P Y., C Eff 3 wk-is IM N , J 3 V' '1 sr -fs v ga , !l 5'1 -I pen L s X ps I S., ' '1 :f 45 . ' ' ff- f A1 1 A' I ,.-ix 133' vferanls C4145 :T Q 2.21551 lracy, Rice, Eoloi FB -1ll- Dj Mc:a5Y Ton to botzoz left to right: Odle - a It - R 9 Mcilcui, Crowley, 51115, Mayzleld, loitezl, Hziew, Niles, Lenons, Bake, 'I Johansen, Foster, Roderick, Smith, Douglas, Fourt, ay, Tulies, Shel- Jasiel, Richards, Suiderous, Mbore, k, Lemons, Smith, f! Cazirell, Massey, sastleman, Zir- scllq, Jackson, key, C-'i:'es, Har- 44 ' , Cav' cy-Teachers J , Higlue, we :use hens Ierraces built by Smith dbyced by Registered Bull purchased Hclev and Williams cczrrnzm-JJ FRCSJ Pam 13 Dua'-ne Brmm' Foul' Years? Basketball '46, '47, '43, '49, Lette1men's Club '48 '49, 'Th ' ' o ' elma, I m always dreaming og you, Thelma.' Lhckie Todd: Four years, Pineymo Editor '49, Student Director '48, Thespian '48, Social Studies Club '49, Pep Club '46, '47, '48, '49, Glee Club '47, '48, Mixed Chorus '48, Paper Staff '49, 'She is witty, she is pretty, she's in love-what a pity.' Max Burkhead: Four years, Glee Club '48 '49- Mixed Chorus '48 '49- Tgcal Solo 143 '49, Mixed Quartet '48, '49, Double, Mixed Quartet '48, Eoy's Quartet '43, ILQE C15-T2-DST' Quartet '47, '43, '49, Junior Play '48, President Hobby Club '49, Pep Club '48, '49, Pineymo Photographer '49, I ' . My mind to me a kingdom is.' Iris Osbourne Four years, Glee Club '47, 145. pe C 1 1 Q 1 i , . ' 1 P lub 47 44 49' Orchestra '47 to 'of some Som -as Dm Cor.. '48, at Dru: 433 Secret?-FY Lltef?-TY Club '435 TTS-a5Ul'91' F- T- A '49, Vice-President Orches- tra '48, Cheerleader '48, 'The Burglar' '48, Mixed Chorus 143 ' 'I'm the smartest girl in drivers training ' . Don Cooooi Four soars: Football '43, '49, Basketball '47, '49, Lettemsen's :lub '49, 'I haven t anything against studying but I just haven't the ti:e ' Alta Mae Jennings: Four years, Science Club '47, Literary Club '48, Junior Play '48, Glee Club and Mixed Chorus '48, Pep Club '48, '49, Secretary and Treasurer of Co mercial Club '49, Pineymo Staff '49. 'She hasn't found her ideal man.' Woodrow Cross: Four years, Glee Club '48, '49, Mixed Chorus '48, '49, Pep Club '49, Social Studies Club '49, 'It's not for me to make any wise cracks.' Bernice Creason: Four years, Treasurer F. H. A. Club '46, Drazatics Club '47, F. H, A. Club '49, Treasurer Social Studies Club '48. 'A combination of fun and energy.' Albert Dabney: Four years, Football '47, Track '46, F. F. A. '49, 'Life is one love after another.' CCBHUDHH FRGH BAG I5 Donald Killion: Fou years, F. F. A. '46, '47, '48, '49, 'Girls, they don't bother him.' Frances M rfin: Two years, Social Studies Club '48, Commercial Club '49, Secretary to Mrs. Coats '49, Glee Club-Mixed Chorus '49. 'She likes foreigners, especially the 'Dutch'.' TH REST OF OUR PINEYMD ANG Max Burkhead, photographer, Bill H eller, sales manager, , Alta Mae Jennings, typist, kg, 63 6 49,503 Pifeeymo PUBLISHED BY THE LASS OF . STON HIGH SCHOOL MISSOURI September 14 17 24 October 1 8 6-8 12 13 22 27 28 29 November 5 12 19 23 24 December 3-4 4 l0 14 17 20 21 23 24-3 January 4 7 6-8 ll 13 14 20 21 February 1 4 7-10 12 16 17 18 21 23-26 March.l-5 8 ' 25-26 23 April 1 22 29 May 3 4 8 12 13 CGAFLJCLI' Z8 ' Z 9 Cheer Leader election. Martin, Lynch, Altis victorious. Football season opens. Game at Jackson. Football game with Mt. Home, here. Football game with Thayer, there. Grade Carnival. Pep Club Party. Football game with Ava, here. Teachers Meeting. Social Studies Hayride. Football game with West Plains, here. Football game with Mt. Grove, here. F. F. A. Assembly. Drum Corps to contest at Springfield. Football game with Cabool, there. Received Superior rating. Homecoming. Football game with Willow Springs, here. McKinney crowned quee Football game with Mt. View, there. Football game with Rolla, there. Barnwarming. Howerton crowned queen. Speech Assembly. Grade Basketball Tournament. Houston third. Drum Corps wins first at West Plains Christmas Parade. Donkey Basketball game. Basketball season opens. Game with Mt. View, here. Basketball game with Rolla, there. Student Recital. Basketball game with Thayer, here. Christmas Assembly. Christmas Vacation. Basketball game with Mansfield, there. Basketball game with Mt. Grove, here. Mr. Klien to Music Clinic at Columbia. Basketball game with West Plains, there. Junior Play Basketball game with Cabool, here. Packed house. Springfield Tournament of Champions. Lost to Noel. Hobby Club Party. Basketball game with Willow, here. Basketball game with Salem, here. Basketball game with Mt. View, there. S. C. A. Invitational Tournament. Houston wins third. Basketball game with Cabool, here. Cabool Music Assembly. Basketball game with Rolla, here. Basketball game with Mt. Grove, there. Basketball game with Willow, there. Sub-Regional Tournament. Houston wins second. Regional at Lebanon. Lost to Buffalo. Senior Party. Music Meet at Willow. Home Economics Assembly. Literary Meet at Cabool. S. C. A. Track Meet. State Music Meet at Columbia. Junior-Senior Prom. Copeland crowned queen. Alumni-Senior Dance. Baccalaureate. School Picnics. Commencement. . School Ends. . ml. ..... .. . ,,NN5sN sv .lima 'jim Lilly's uhome of Famous Brandsn Washers, Mattresses, Carpets, Radios, Kitchens, Heaters, Luggage, Linoleum Frigidaire Appliances Phone 25 Viola's Style Shop Coats, Suits, Dresses, and . Millinery Nationally Advertised Lines , Houston, Missouri Phone 256 Leavill's Dept. 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C OM PL IM EN TS IHELBH 'IHEHIBE Mix MMS, HUGH HUSTON THANKS ADVERTISERS The Pineymo Staff WATSON TRUCK k IMPLEMENT COMPANY Home of Pontiac Cars Farmall Tractors International Trucks McCormick Implements I International Harvester , Refrigeration nParts and Servicen Phone 242 Houston, Missouri WATSON HARDWARE CO. Houston, Missouri Hardware - Furniture Builders Supplies Electrical and gas Appliances Phone 19 ikxlx BANK OF RAYMONDVILLE S-1. Capital and Surplus 3S40,000 Courtesy, Safety and Service Members, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 150-W Raymondville, Missouri Ma-feel 1 Houston Utility Shop Plumbing Heating and Electrical Supplies Water Systems Bulk and Bottle Gas Phone 43 QW ,,.,,...Av r 'A ----'---W---f 16 QQQUWERTUN Hnmnaa iff' .A L' , H .L -,,-1-. wal . ,......- . .,,..-- ' Jr? . W A W 1 , ,J . I--L THE HOUSTON HERALD is the most widely read paper in Texas County. Phone '78 if .E ,pvpw-wfee ,v .Q--Y 5 GM-.W',,. -6 , - Q 3 V E EW A , ME., . 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I tqwa.-4: +- 1 .- ,. -V X - - ,,,, , .J .J J-- , NJ. .- - n-V -U- ' Q X , ..n 5 -- pan-1 1 N- 9 Xi, lv g W ,V MQMWMMA H9652 gi Egg !5ailuml , j - '1 , V L 5 ' I ,xx 41, , -.4-4 rv ,z .3 ,pq ..-nl :44,F NK ,,Mf , MVB ' Xxx H, 3,2 ,Wu .g,Q, ,,,, 3-- -..4 'S 9 D J lol Ellicts Fznolal Home o atc , hjSSQ'Pi ' Towston, Yisxonri 72 I' CTORIAL YE BOOKS cusmm vsns MYERS C A, s sv L . :uconvonuun rovnu, nu s. Janie's death came as a great shook to those who knew her. Although she had been forced to her bed several times, no one believed her condition to be so serious that she should be taken to a hospital. Janie was the type of girl that was liked by everyone. In spite of her frailness she attended school most of the time and kept up with her studies. She was a junior in high school this year and an excellent student, ranking fourth in her class. She took an active part in band, orchestra, drum corps, and was secretary of her class both freshman and sophomore years. She was president of the newly organized Thespian Club her sophomore year, and was attendent to the sophomore homecoming candidate. Janie was a jolly, lovable girl, and willing to make the most of everything. She was greatly missed in Houston this year as she will be in the years to come. 2 in r 4m Janie Moberly Born: March 16, l933 Died: September 5, 1948 W. Sw gb Wt-? 33'WPY'SV. l93T'5 iNWW5Yffi'5'WmW5 .wg - -,,s,',f.11N,1, J 1.x 4 511151 , 't f.f-.I i ,?.l'.' H 'if L,-1Q 1,--'Di 1'3fw'ff : 1':'4' '. in 'f .V V-awfff- k - . . 5 I 2 . l I gx. U -Ns. if ,K ' 'UL at V .ggi f.. A 3. fl 1 A . .4 .EVM N H 4 , 0 ' n D ' I ,:'. i ' Q , L ' L r l 1 'V 'I xr '4 .V ,, 'r 1 Af, 1, 1-- I -X 1 ' - 1-5 Mui . kv ' al'I ,y j.,l xv. s k 4 5 1 A ', L v'. -' Vx WVR' A ' 'x 'f . , D ' qi 1 , '.'. J , K '.,c . 'I 1' ', -.1 2 Q'1g -'WJ ' Y .15f,Qg5!u. ' uw., j'zf.,' . I , , ,4 .f 4 5'n,'e.1.!,f!4 :nn zsrvfx' M' L-limxf' 11.1, .fu LN ffsf, gg' 1: i Q'-L !', H , JJJXW -,-JY s,:,4fs fl, r CTURIAL YE BODHS cu mm vans MYERS Cb A. 5 I av 4 , mwnmnlvm von-A nm 1 X a x..' N , ,3 -56 '9ffPW'vbl'XS'Y5GYiE1XW X?'.iY -3lb'2r.6x 1 X X K in mia, u JN .,A I' X.