Illmo Scott City High School - Memories Yearbook (Scott City, MO)

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yy, S iris l i A , 4 .., . . gk STUDENT COUNCIL Under the capable leadership of Davis Flack Carpenter, president, the i953-54 student council mode ci remarkable showing. Many out standing projects were sponsored or supervised by this student govern ing body. The council was repre sented atthe State Student Council Convention at Marysville by Davis Co rpe n te r , Donald McElmurry Larry Dunger, ond Larry Castle man. At this convention Larry Castlemon was selected os one of the representatives from Missouri to attend the National Convention St. Paul, Minnesota. DAVIS F LACK CARPENTER Preslilirfii see President Car icalmecling o the stu entcouncil. READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Louise Daniels, W' Caro1RoEers,Jean Andersen, LarryCastlcnian, Larry Dun- ger, I. W. Varnon, C uck Miller, David Spencer, A lvina Petitt, secre- taryglienneth Pinkston, Willa Swindell, corresponding sccretaryg Arlene Roberts, Donald McElmurry, Mary Edith Dover, vice-president, and Y Emmagene Roberts. r ? I pemeripresidinlig overa typ: llere we

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,.-sv' President Willa Lee Swindell is sitting on Santa's knee telling him the wantsof the members of the FHA Chapter, at their annual Christmas Party held in the school gymnasium. F. H. H. HCTIVITIES How much ami offered for this slave? Fifty cents! Who will make it 55 cents? Fifty-five one, twice. . . .. Sold for 55 cents to the young gentleman in the back of the room. These familiar cries were heard at the first Slave Day sponsored by the FHA, Here we see master and slave posing before beassigned work. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGH'I'g Reeves, Varnon, J. Webb, McElmurry, Bain, Auctioneer John Wilhite, Hamilton, and Davidson. MIDDLE ROW: Schwettman, Estes, Hooper, Germain, Petitt, and C. Riggs. FIRST ROWgSwindell, Jones, K. Riggs, Blattel, Corn, Kelley, Patterson, Wheeler, Olson, Miller, Glaus, Dover, Lance, Day. -ss. -. r o . , I Q l, e 'al I ,. r FHA Installation ceremony. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lance, Hooper, Glaus, Petitt, Swindell, Webb, Riggs, and Dover, allofficers. FIRST ROW: Knupp, Fox, Wadlington, P. Hitt, G. Beardslee, Gibbs, Brantley, B. Sanders, Kimbel, Garrison, and E, Roberts, ,Q Barbara Sanders modeling her dress at the Mother and Daughter Tea. Others waiting to model are: Willa Lee Swindell, Janis Blattel, and Anita Sue Seal. FHA Chapter Mothers: Mrs. William Connelly and Mrs. Paul Ham.

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