Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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H J :3'4ff512ff pf -f ,ff ' ff f- Z , , gym- ff jwwfzz A J- 4 , 7, , fg,.,,,fy464f, ,W ,,. , K ,, ,, :fa ' 0177- ya 1 13 ' n , Mg I wfg:,f,.vff1a'6fM4 -553212, gg'f:z??l ' 077 , Q fffffwwx, ww 44 ffmfw- mgf . ,,f, f f,f2,.A ,uf , Q45-13. vgwfwgwx, f 411, .'vC:4J? 1vf,?-WW' V' 'V' W 1 '.15?UfVf , ' 1 D Xu V' f DHHHHHIZIHG THE 7 CHHDIHHLS PRINCIPLES UF EDUCHTIUH The beautiful and spectacular mystery, Who Killed Madam Curricula? , was presented before the Southwest Missouri Teachers' Association by the students under the capable direction of Principal Deatherage. Two thousand teachers sought to solve the mystery, but only two were successful in finding the killer, Tradition. T qfi ROY W. GREER Assistant Principal Herculean, Sponsor Student Council, Sponsor Joplimo, Adviser MARGARET WILLIAMSON Dean of Girls Girl Reserve, Sponsor Small but mighty, fits Miss Williamson to a tee, Her sympathetic interest and personal charm have endeared her to stu- dents and faculty alike. Her in- terest in the development of char- acter as stressed by the Girl Re- serves is an indication of her gen- uine concern in the Welfare of the students. JIHI-IJHHDU-FULH Mr. Greer is human despite the fact that he is assistant principal. He is quite considerate if ap- proached in the proper manner, so after deliberately cutting class, boys, do not hesitate to lie as glibly as your conscience will per- mit. He knows quite Well you are lyingg but after all he's a pal to everyone. f. I I, X l FOREIGN LANGUAGE LILLIAN BAKER BESS BUCKERIDGE S. P. Q. R., Sponsor , REX EDWARD LIN Los Amigo if W5 LIBRA LAUR WWW In I w ,lf , N .f, 1 ff xl.- ,. I L rl , , 'lj' N ,M Y, , COMMERCE ETHEL E. REED Aspasian, Sponsor E. O. HUMPHREY Attendance Officer MARIAN MARTIN Sapphonian, Sponsor GLADYS BUEHLMAN Philogian, Sponsor JOSEPH MILLER School Auditor MATHEMATICS IONE ELLIOTT Girl Reserve, Sponsor PHEBE GRIFFITH Girl Reserve, Sponsor INDUSTRIAL ARTS NORMAN J. RANUM Joplimo, Aviation Club, Sponsor J. ARTHUR HENLEY Fencing, Archery, Radio, Sponsor JOSEPH L. NELSON ELLIS KINDRED A. W. DUAN HOME ECONOMICS ELIZABETH J. COOPER SOCIAL SCIENCE CLARA GARDNER Argonaut, Sponsor CHARLES S. OSBORN L. C. F., Sponsor EMMA L. PRICE National Honor Society Sponsor JAMES VAWTER Athenaeum, Sponsor SUSAN ASWE Atyb ian, Sp ART ARTHUR BOLES SCIENCE A I HAROLD HARTMAN A. O. .-A., Sponsor DOUGLAS C. MITCHELL Spyglass Adviser O. T. HUFFMAN Forum, Sponsor ll at SECRETARY X MARTHA ROGERS ,iii A ff 'A rf X I I rl I if 'rfl ENGLISH LUCY BURNS Spyglass Adviser DOROTHY BOHANNON Class Plays, Director: Olympiad, Sponsor DORA C. ULRICI Joplimo, Sponsor MILDRED S. ROBB Castalian, Sponsor GRACE COLVIN LAVON BESSE Student Council: National Honor Society, Sponsor LEAH ROBINSON Palette and Brush, Sponsor DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS ROBERT BAKER Gavel and Quill, Sponsor STUDY HALL EDNA CLARK EDNA H. CHESTNUT Sigma Gamma Lambda, Sponsor MILITARY MAJOR ELMER R. BLOCK J-det, Director SERGEANT E. TREAGER Flashlight Drill, Director: Boys' and Girls' Rifle Teams, Coach PHYSICAL EDUCATION J. T. HERROD J Club, Sponsor: Football, Coach HELEN KRIECKHAUS Girl Reserve: Philophronian, Sponsor CLAUDE E. MIKKELSEN Basketball Coach MUSIC T. FRANK COULTER Girls' Drum Corps, Director WILLIAM H. DALE Thirty ll., A. , ,N iI..THE FHCULTU THE REGULAR MONDAY EVENING HPRDBLEM CHILD DISCUSSION Thanks, Faculty! Yes, thanks to each of you! We've had a swell year working with you, We're really sorry it's closing. Many of us will be back with you again next year, but We who are not returning will truly miss you. You'Ve all been sincere, human, and understanding. Educators tell us, As is the teacher, so is the school. You, with your inspirational leadership and instruction are responsible for the success of us students. Whether basking in the radiant sunshine of hope or enveloped in the gloomy darkness of disappointment, you've always helped and guided us. We feel that no liner tribute could be paid you than to say, You are a true friend-a friend indeed. Th ty I as 1 JUUHHHLISITI . .. JUPLIIHU O EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Joan Wheeler ASSOCIATE EDITOR Nancy Hoadley PHOTOGRAPHY Ed Landreth Dick Hoadley Leeland Sunday Robert Reynolds PHOTO-MOUNTING Vivian Smith, Editor Betty Stoneking Gloria Thomas ART Lois Avery Brice Henry EDITORIALISTS Billie Harrison Dale Cearnal Margaret Fischer Marie Reeves Mary Ochsenbein O BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER Joe McCormick ADVERTISING MANAGER John Martin AD SALESMEN Donald Sweeten Dennis McColgin Mack Davis Roy Lee Daniel Whitney Smith Bill Nixon Jack Parker CIRCULATION Dick Childs, Manager Charlotte Wise Phyllis Moore Betty Huser TYPISTS Rose Marie Grandstaff Virginia Hagensicker OFFICE ASSISTANT Betty Shapiro BOOKKEEPER Verla Jackson FACULTY ADVISERS Dora C. Ulrici Roy XV. Greer Norman J. Ranum Thirty-two Thirty-three The big shots, Joe, Nancy, Joan, and Dick, confer about something very important. Lois, Vivian, and Brice seem to be in deep conference, While Betty and Gloria smile behind their backs. Betty Jean, Phyllis, and Charlotte, our circulation staff, manage to look demure and industrious at the same time. Our editorialists, Marie, Margaret, Billie, and Dale find something in the dummy very interesting. Maybe it's those handsome football boys! The little men who are always there when anything happens get their pictures snapped Robert, Dick, and Ed look solemn for the great occasion. Betty sees that Verla keeps us out of the red Cinkj, while Virginia and Rose Marie 'tend to their typing. Presenting the headache staff. Dennis, Jack, Whitney, Mack, and Bill sell the ads and collect the money. JUPLIIHUUUEEI1 HIISS IHHHIE HEEVES y-four SIJPHIIIIIUIIE UUEEII HIIEIIIIHIII MISS IQLITI-I MADISON JIIIIIUII IIUEEII I-IIIEIIIIIIIII MISS MEIQI LOUISE BROWIXIINC3 iff? J i L 'J ,J ft, , f S. L15 1 tif J W ive vi -w Y I' Mil jg. 0 w e, il id F -0 r 4-A Charles, Mary, and Jack confer: Betty Ruth, Lelfen, and Martha ditto. Checking over the books seems a serious affair to business assistants Jack and Betty and collector Dellas. The two Ruths and Genive get the copy ready for the printer. John and John see that Paul adds his ads correctly, while Jane and Glenda seem deep in some weighty problems of their own. Featurists Alta Mary, Sally, Billie Ruth, June, Margaret, Emma Nell, and Maxine look over the latest issue of the paper. Looking to see if their assignments made the paper are reporters Milburn, Herman, Patty, Barbara Ann, Irene, Jean, and Christine. The bosses, Hildred, Marty, Marian, and Bob go over the finer points of the paper. Thirty-six SPUGLHSS Thirty-seven 1940 SPYGLASSX STAFF O EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Hildred Bebee ASSOCIATE EDITORS Marian Hazell Marty Falk DEPARTMENT HEADS Jerry Cohen Martha Kassab Betty Ruth Hooper Charles Ellington Jack Williams EDITORIALISTS Doris Carr Mary Stevens Leffen Pflug FEATURISTS Elinor Flick Billie Ruth Waring Emma Nell Brown Margaret Bull Sally Porter Alta Mary Harrison Maxine Henderson Dorothy Lyden June Paschall REPORTERS Jean Morgenthaler Herman Schulte Irene Owens Christine Stewart Patty Lacey Nora Lee Bauer Sara Jayne Meyers Rosemary Bardwell Barbara Ann Bell Milburn Carlson TYPISTS Ruth Moore Genive Cooper Ruth Mendelson BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER Robert Schink ASSISTANTS Bettie Jeanne Simmons Jack Becker ADVERTISING SOLICITORS Glenda Muhlenburg Gwendolyn Wolford Paul Schaefer Jack Morrison CIRCULATION John Stansbury Jane Lanpher COLLECTOR Dellas Yeary FACULTY ADVISERS ' Lucy Burns Douglas Mitchell JUDGE HELD Q40 JOPLINITES GO TO THE GAME DEAR OLD JOPLINH Dear old Joplin, Dear old Joplin, We'll stand up for you. Fight 'em clean, For Red and Green, To those colors we are Stand and Cheer, boys, Never fear, boys, Joplin is our pride. Cheer, Cheer, The gang's all here For Joplin High. true. El ...UH THHHHSGIVIHG DH! Yea team! Clyde Simmons Charlotte Wise Jim Martin Phyllis Moore Jimmy Stephens Angiebell Riggs Thirty-ni ne A TGUGH GAME .... JOPLIN-SPRINGFIELD THE '39 FUUTBHH SUUHD Q 4 Q THE EAGLES September 28, the Eagles started the season off with a bang by defeating Seneca, 26 to 6. October 6, the Joplinites invaded Webb City and battled the Cardinals to a scoreless tie. October 13, was a great disappointment for us. The Miami War Dogs lived up to their name all right. October 20, Joplin won easily from Lamar. Bill Campbell and Ray Pharo, that gal- loping sophomore, showed their stuff October 27, was field day for the Joplin warriors. The score-Joplin 44--West Min- eral O-with Coach Herrod using subs freely. November 3, Joplin Eagles got revenge for three years of Neosho victories by defeating the Wildcats 25 to O. November 10, what a let down! Carthage defeated Joplin for the first time in fourteen years. November 17, Joplin fans saw the most exciting game of the season. Frontenac downed the Eagles on the football field. But me oh my! What an exciting game! November 23, was the annual Turkey Day game, with the Springfield Bulldogs com- ing out on top. The fighting Joplin Eagles outplayed and held their heavier opponents scoreless for the first half but finally bowed to superior strength. F u Sept 28-Here. .......K Joplin 26-Seneca 6 Oct. 6-There .... .... J oplin 0-Webb City 0 Oct. 13--There .... ..,......,. . Joplin O-Miami 26 Oct. 20-Here --- ..... . ......,... .Joplin 19-Lamar O Oct. 27-Here .... ....... J oplin 44-West Mineral 0 Nov 3-Here .... c......... J oplin 26-Neosho O Nov. 10--Here ..... .Joplin 7-Carthage 12 Nov. 17-Here ...... Joplin 0-Frontenac 14 Nov. 23--Here ..... ...... J oplin 0-Springfield 26 SEI-ISUIVS SUHIHIHHU READY FOR ANYTHING LETTER MEN' Max Bard Don Thompson Dale Cearnal Burl Laird Max Knight Carl Longnecker Floyd Barnes Earnest Reed Bob Prince Norvan Morton Cliff Provance George Chatham Leeland Sunday Robert Hamilton Howard Lange Bill Warren Floyd Holden Robert Scott Forty-one Q 4 Q Ray Pharo Gordon Waldrop Bill Campbell Bill Hagar Mickey Spicer Ray Bigbee Harry Brown Bill Dennen Beverly Sowers Jack Madison IDENTIFICATION Top Row-Assistant Coach Jiggs Mikkelsen, Charles Street, J. R. Frankenstein, Clarence Von Page, Jack Dickerson, Winston Sutter, Don String- ham, Clifford Scott, Bill Dennen, Bob Hays, Bob Bishop, Sam Gibson, Jimmy Hume, Charles Tyler. Max Bard. Middle Row-Coach J. T. Herrod, Jim Barnes, Beverly Sowcrs, Don Thompson, Bill Hagar, Dale Cearnal, Wallace Wilson, Ray Bigbee, Max Knight. .Ray Hamilton, Ernie Reed, Gordon Waldrop, Leeland Sunday, Ray Pharo, Jack Madison, Robert Scott. From Roruw-Captain Harry Brown, Clifford Pro- vance. Howard Lange, Bill Campbell, Carl Long- nccker, Floyd Holden, Mickey Spicer, George Chat- ham, Norman Morton, Burl Laird, Bill Warren, Bob Prince. Hagar sets 'em back for a loss Bigbee makes a beautiful block. F u ' I ffm, Hmmm 3 x as . Q 5 3-,xg ' Q' fix i my 1' X Q N55 Q .vi -.xf --,-w,-- X X X .rflkvifkb - X . - - X ,fam f 1 N M .. WE Qs X S' x -X 5 we 5-62221230-S:4r?hI.I?2E, X :5N:s www sv A .N Q,,,,gmAXx x WM QI' wp, , .1 ,, XY v3?fffyMx iw Q xx xx ,, . X X Q. ,, QE? , , ' :QQ --Q X f Q x , .N ' 55551. N Q - Sjgw fe x ...... X? -Q wx N 'Q X .V.A, . . if Rm N as- 1. gif? 34 N' vw .M ..,,, - -' X ' - ww' gd Q ix xg .:, ., QSM. . f W - X xx, NXX WS x 463 X ' xx 2: X X Another touchdown! Warren paves the Way. No point, We hope! Forty-fou Pharo skirts right end for a touchdown. Fyfi A prerequisite-Being physically f1t. xg, X SU my 'V IDDS DIVIDED . SDDIETIES HDEH IH THE DHITHS . HTIEITHHH HDHIDS TD THE LHDIES . PEHDS D THE DDUHT . DHSHETDHEE DES, DDDES, HDD DDDTPHH . THUSID DPIDIDDS DIVIDED . .. SWISHI' BANG! LOOK OUT BOYS! Better watch out for that fist of Bernice's, Charles! The fall air fairly crackles with rivalry amid plans for a new rush season. Each society is determined to have an outstanding year chucked full of exciting activities of every kind. May the best society Win! F yght Dorothy Smith-Aspasian. Bill Warren-Athenaeuin ' -Gavel and Quill Johnny Martln Rosemary Edminster-Olympiad Madeline Campbell-Atalantian Billie Marie Daniels-Philo Phronian Mack Davis-L. C. F. Inlow Neblett-Radio Club ' e-A. O. A. George Llttl Ruth Wetherell-Sigma Gamma Lambda Harry Brown- J Club Brice Henry-Palette and Brush h Waring-Sapphonian Jerry Sain-Philogian ckles--Forum Billie Rut Junior E erculean Ross Burns-H --Castalian Vlrginia Tyler ' Los Amigos UUH PRESIDENT Forty-nine S Fifth Row-Alma Overman, Mozelle Hood. Helen Nutz, Kathleen Augter, Lois Overman, Maxine DuRall, Katherine Braden, Velma Le Grande, Betty Bailey. Doris Carr. Fourth Row--Kathleen Bentley, Darlene Nees. Shirley Hatfield. Jackie Lea, Maxine Leslie, June Paschall, Betty Jo Horn. Third Row-Mary Ellis, Betty Nelle Holbart, Pauline McClelland, Betty Sullivan, June Williams, Peggy Moore. Second Row-Jean Wommack, Virginia Stewart, Margaret Flynn, Genieve Cooper, Betty Burris, Pauline Sala. First Row'-Lucille Wray, Estelle Cookerly. Louise Martin. Audie Davidson, Helen Mae Longacre, Mary Frances House. Joan Wheeler. Speed and Success' ' HTHLHHTIHHS Sponsor, Miss Haswell President, Lois Overman Vice-President, Jean Fetty Secretary, Lucille Wray Treasurer, Maxine Leslie Programs, Kathleen Augter September 26 .,--, .... M ixer .........e,. ......., .... . Miss I-Iaswell, hostess October ,---,,,,.. ----Tennis Tournament. .............. Jean Wommack, Winner December 7 .... -- Drums Along the Mohawk -- ..... . Miss Haswell January 18 ,,-, ---.Election of Officers -- ..,....... -..--.Society Meeting February 15 .,,.. .... , Abraham Lincoln Program.-L ---.Society Meeting February 22, ---- ---- G eorge Washington Program .--...-- Society Meeting March 26- ---- ----- I nter-Society Dance .---- ---- S cottish Rite Temple May 8 -.--. -... A talantian Day ..--. Schifferdecker Park Fifty September 26 .... .... M iXer.----- .............,..... ...e . Bob Harrison, host October l2,,--- ...,. Report on Boys' State. .r,. ....... - -, Bill Hastings October 26.-,- ..... B aseball Review .....,..tr ........... r .--.Gabby Street December Z1 .... .... . Christmas Party. ......... .,..r H igh School Cafeteria December 22- ..... -- The Christmas Story -- ,-,. Christmas Assembly February 8 .... Report on World's Fair ..... W ,....... Ross Burns March 18 .... .r.. D inner-Dance. ...........c..., ........... W oman's Club May 10 ..... .... . Senior Farewell Banquet A... .... , High School Cafeteria Sponsor, Mr. Greer President, Ross Burns Vice-President, Dick Childs Secretary, Carl Bass. H E R U U H n S Treasurer, Bob Harrison Programs, Myron Mclntosh Hands that work-Hearts that love-Minds that think Sixth Row-Ross Burns, Ed Thomas, Richard Cole, Dick Cronin. Thad Leach, Ed Landreth, Bob Wheeler, Jim Yates. Fifth Row-Bill Humphrey, Clyde Simmons, Milburn Carlson, Donal Wolfe, Bill Myers, Jack Childress, Joe Calbeck. Fourth Row--Dick Childs, Bob Tipping, Bob Harrison, Myron Mclntosh, Eugene Smith, Glen Weygandt, Philip Campbell. Third Row-Bill Hastings, Carl Longncckcr, Bob Williams, George Elliott, Dick Hoadley, Mac Vaughn, Charles Street, Norvan Morton. Second Row-Dick Aikin, Eugene Augter, Elroy Pratt, Raymond Blair, Carl Bass, Mickey Spicer, Jerry Cohen. Ray Pharo. First Row-Billy Wilson, Jack Marsh, Bill De Graff, George Edds, Charles Serage, Bill Pierceall, Barth I-linkle, Russell McKee. Fifty-one U' Third Row-Mabel Barcom, Betty Webb. Lois Johnson, Bonnie Kirk, Marylyn Stewart, Ruth Wetherell, Alma Grist. Second Row-Martha Maze, Alice Lily. Dorothy Berry, Nannie Mae Quillin, Helen Potter, Ruth Moore. First Row-Florence Starkey. Dorothy Bushnell, Goldie Darby, Euvon Martin, Dolly Branch. More Beyond Sponsor, Mrs. Chestnut President, Ruth Wetherell Vice-President, Helen Potter Secretary, Bonnie Kirk Treasurer, Bonnie Kirk Programs, Lois Johnson SIGHIH GHHHHH LHIHBDHS September 20 ...... ..... M ixer. ...... .. ..........e...... .... . High School Cafeteria October 12 ,-.,, ..... . Senior Pledge Services. .e.. ..... S ociety Meeting October 25 ..i., ..... . Senior Initiation- .....,. .............. S ociety Meeting December 14 -,,.. .... ' 'Tacky Party ...... ..... . Ruth Wetherell, hostess February 13,-,,,- ..... .Junior Initiation ............. .. ................... . Society Meeting March 8 ....... .... ' 'Sigma Gamma Lambda Day ---.I-Iigh School Cafeteria March 26 ,.... ..... . Inter-Society Dance ...... ...... S cottish Rite Temple May .......,. ..... M ay Day Picnic ...... .... . Schifferdecker Park Fifty-two November 2. .... November 9 .... .- November 16. .... November 30.---, December 7 .oo. December 21 .... January l7---- January ZOM- Sponsor, Mr. Hartmann President, George Little Vice-President, Bill Morgan Secretary, Bill Kingrey Treasurer, Bill Kingrey Programs, Charles McGehee Vacuum Jar Experiment, ............. .... Society Program Ultra-Violet Light Demonstration ..... Society Program Glass Blowing. .......................... Chemistry Laboratory Boiling Water Cold .... .... i Society Program .Air Demonstrationn-- .... Society Program Sulphur Combustion- ..... . .... .Society Program Plans for Outdoor Event .... i. ........ ,Society Program Skating Partym-, .... lzaak Walton Cabin I I I Master the hard lesson Third Row-George Little, Bill Morgan, Charles McGehee, Ray Chowning. Bob Heinz. Bill Burkhart. Second Row-Tow Cheek, Rowland Ludwig, Grant Potter, William Vincent, James Charles. First Row-Bill Kingrcy, Leroy Colley, Jerry Dunniven, L. D. Einsel, Charles Potter. Charles Frisby. Fifty-three Fourth Row-John Coulter, Glenn James, Teddy Henderson, Charles McComas, Gaylen Spurgin. Third Row-Gene Crissman, Billy Cochran. Burl Hamilton, Lloyd Sill, Lavern Smith, Willard Bryant, Maurice White. Second Row-Gene Walters, Gerald Garrett, Jack Lucas, Gaylord Crocket, Ralph Barnett, Lenval Cash. First Row-Betty Chubb, Emma Ruth Chitwood, Earl Patchin, Bobby l-lays, Bill Meloy, Alma Taylor, Naydcne Hosp. Donna Hutchinson. We build models today-tomorrow we fig HVIHTIUH CLUB September .... October 5 ..c. October l2..--- October 19 .... November 4 ..,.. December 14 ...... January 4 ...... March 7 .... Sponsor, Mr. Ranum President, Bob Wilson VicefPrcsident, Jack Lucas Secretary, Gaylen Spurgin Treasurer, Gaylcn Spurgin Programs, Gene Crissman Organization- ...... Parts of a Plane .s.. Patrol Organization -----Club Meeting -----C1ub Members ------------- ----. Club Meeting Model Building Demonstration .... - ..... Gaylen Spurgin Problems in Navigationn--- ..... Club Meeting Balloon Bursting. ............ ..... C lub Contest Propeller Design.-. ...... ..... C lub Members Airplane Identiiication. .... ..... C lub Contest Fifty-four September 26 .... .... M ixer .... ......,..... .............. - M iss Reed, hostess October lO .s.. ,,. Penny Supper .... . May Jeanette Hinds, hostess November 2---- --- Penny Supper .... ...... - .---Wanda Gordon, hostess March 13 .... .... . Society Party .......... .... V irginia Hagensicker, hostess March 26 .... .... W Inter-Society Dance .... ..,.... S cottish Rite Temple March 28 .... .... . Birthday Tea- ........,.... -, ....... High School Cafeteria April l--, ..... April Fool's Day Party---- ...... Betty Stoneking, hostess May 10 .... - .... Senior Farewell ........ ............. McClelland Park Sponsor, Miss Reed President, Dorothy Smith Vice-President, Jean Tipton Secretary, Virginia Hagensicker Treasurer, Carol Denno Programs, Annetta Stokes Reaching for the end of the Rainbow Sixth Row-Leanore Stringham, Carol Denno, Anita Boyd, Anna Jean Mayes, Hazel Gulick, Katherine Pappas, Jean Tipton, Betty Hinshaw, Eva Mae Tyree, Margaret Sandford. Fifth Row-Virginia Hagensicker, Dorothy Smith, Dorothy Jean Rowe, Nordelia Higdon, Wilena Youngblood, Betty k W d G d G 'd LG Hagensic er, an a or on, ui a a asse. Fourth Row-Florabelle Alper, Margaret Owens, Gloria Metsker. Muriel Green, Lois Jean Bullock, Imogene Craig, C l . Betty oson Third Row--Shirley Cox, Doris Murphy, Betty Stoneking. Katherine Belk, Bernice Knisley, Betty Brown, June Thompson, Donna Foshay. Second Row-Viola Riggs, Ruth Moore, Betty Famuliner, Imogene Hopwood, May Jeanette Hinds, Flora Jean Smith, Frances Scaggs, Mildred Finley, Nadine Wade. First Row-Annetta Stokes, Rosemary Shockley, Ruth Wilson, Betty Meadows, Lucy Jewett, Jean Paschall, Jane Ridgeway, Julia Creech. Fifty-fiue Fourth Row-Margaret Lewis, Betty Jo Cable, Billie Marie Daniels, Lillian Young, Marian Jean Smith, Betty Young, Rita Miller, Mildred Workizer, Marjorie Newman. Third Row-Atha Lee Rose, Elizabeth Degginger, Betty DeVi1lers, Bonnie Hohlier, Mildred Workizer, Eva Lee Brooks, Katherine Bay, Ethel Morton. Second Row-Joyce Holman, Helen Weideman, .Pauline Withrow, Mary Ellen Harper, Mary Frances Graves, Chloe Paine, Dora Thompson. First Row--Dorothy McReynolds, Leona Taylor, Jean Russell, Constance Ainley, Ruby King, Alneta Combs. Forward ever-Back ward never PHILU PHHUHIHHS September 27 .,... ---- November 22- .... November 30 ..... .... December 7 .t.. --- December 28.---- ------ February 2 ..... ..,.. February 29 ..... --- April 5 .... Sponsor, Miss Krieckhaus President, Billie Marie Daniels Vice-President, Betty Jo Cable Secretary, Jean Russell Treasurer, Elizabeth Degginger Programs, Mary Frances Graves ,Mixer .,....... ----Martha Nugent, hostess Philo Day ................. ..... . High School Gym Thanksgiving Program .... Society Meeting .Christmas Program ..... ., ---.Society Meeting All Day Hike--L -----Redings Mill Debate- ---------- .. ------..-------------- ---- S ociety Meeting -George Washington Program--L ---.Society Meeting - Dinner-Dance ----------------------- -----.Roberts Cafeteria Fifty-six September 26 .... December 12 .,.., December Zl. .... January 30,-t-- March 21 .... March 28 April ll ..r. May 17 .... Sponsor, Miss Martin President. Billie Ruth XVaring Vice-President, Betty Shapiro Secretary, Betty Jo Williams Treasurer, Dorothy Bottcnlield Programs, Betty Shapiro Mixer .........o..............., ..,.... . Betty Jo Williams, hostess Annual Football Banquet ....,....,......... Roberts Cafeteria Herculean Christmas Party to ....... High School Cafeteria Sapphonian Birthday Party ..,. .Nora Lee Bauer, hostess Dinner-Dance ,t.. ,,t. W tt,..... ...W W oman's Club Sapphonian-Herculean Mixer .... .,.... L Auditorium Program for Girls' Societies .... .......,t..., A uditorium Senior Farewell .... --- Sue Masters, hostess yJJc,,iL! 4,1 sn P PH 0 n IH ns f fwjjil A man's reach shall exceed his grasp-or what is Heaven for? Fifth Row-Lois McDonald, Jo Ellen Barlow, Norma Jean Thompson, Peggy Allison, Dorothy Bottenfield, Meri Louise Browning, Betty Brotherton, Charlotte Tappana, Jean Davis, Virginia Beasley. Nora Lee Bauer. Fourth Row-Winona Hoofnable, Dorothy McGlochein, Betty Sahpiro, Betty Jo Vvlilliams, Billie Lile, Virginia Lankford. Betty Ferneau, Jane Prigg. Third Row-Gwendolyn Wofford, Rosa Lee Dawes, Elinor Flick. Vera Goodwin. Nancy Sanders, Barbara Schrier, Mary Louise Shafer, Bettie Jean Simmons. Second Row-Mary Ruth Rowe, Joann Montaldo, Betty Outt. Rosebud Lamb, Nina Geisert, Nell Carl, Gloria Thomas, Barbara Ann Bell. First Row-Lilly Mae Martin, Angiebelle Riggs, Billie Ruth XVaring, Alice Houston, Evelyn Ray Collings, Sue Masters. Marcia Blanton. Bernice Cantrell. 1 i Fifty-seven Sixth Row-Mary Jane McNabb, Jerry Sain. Elinor Monteith, Phyllis Kelso, Helen Addington, Betty Jean Roberts, Elizabeth Thomas, Mary Lou Farmer, Bessie Cantrell. If'-Qifth Row-Helen Outland, Marjorie Hamilton, Dorothy Chambers, Frances Bass, Neva Payne, Hazel Farneman, Billie arrison. Fourth Row-Margaret Hand, Lawanda Butler, Geraldine De Vilbiss. Eugenia Koch. Alta Harrison. Third Row-Marianna Miller, Betty Brickell, Faye Barnes, Betty Roberts, Mary Beth Gates, Anna Marie Alexander, Virginia Chapman, Twyla Lenger. Second Row-Ruth Epperson, Ruth Mendelson, Patricia Charlton. Virginia Goff. Eda Jean Lippitt. Betty Jean Jackson. First Row-Thelma Goodman, Maxine Mefford, Mary Lou Marlatt, Marjorie Evins, June Marie Hergenrader, Marguerite Williams, Dorothy Stratton, Annabell Carlisle. Let us then be up and doing With a heart for any fate: Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Sponsor, Miss Buehlman President, Jerry Sain Vice-President, Maxine Mefford Secretary, Mary Beth Gates Treasurer, Ruth Epperson Programs, Maxine Mefford PHILUGIHHS September 27 ...M .... - Mixer .................. ----Betty Roberts, hostess November 9 .... .... -L . C. P. Program- .... .............,....r..... - Auditorium November 24 ..t. .... P hilogian Day ............. ..... V irginia Chapman, hostess January ..... .... . Presentation to Library .... .... .... A n nual Project March 14 .... .... P atriotic Program ..... ..... S ociety Meeting April 4 ..,.. ..... S hort Story Contest- ---- ----- S ociety Meeting April 18- ---- ----- D inner-Dance ---- -------------------------- . Sagmount Inn May l5---- ---- -Senior Farewell ----- ---- H azel Marie Farneman, hostess Fifty-eight September 25 ...,. November 23- .... December- ..... January l .,,. April 4 .... April 26 .... May 1 .... May .,... Sponsor, Miss Bohannan President, Rosemary Edminster Vice-President, Dorothy Lyden Secretary, Margaret Bull Treasurer, Martha Falk Programs, Marie Reeves Mixer- ,r..... .... ,r...... ----Chrysanthemum Sale----- Christmas Candy Sale- ---- ---.Shirley Coombs, hostess Junge Stadium ---------.- Society Project Faculty New Year's Tea, ----- ---- - Mary Leggett, hostess Dinner-Dance, ----------------- Alice in Wonderland - -----.Olympiad Day----- ------Senior Farewell Achievement is glory enough -. ------- -Woman's Club -.-.-------.. Assembly ---------. Annual Celebration Nancy Hoadley, hostess ULUIHPIHDS Sixth Row-Mary Elizabeth Knight, Jean Morgenthaler, Margaret Bull, Betty Ruth Hooper, Joyce Woodbury, Helen Davis, Janice Woodbury. Fifth Row-Martha Eleanor Smoot, Marie Reeves, Jeane Clinch, Patty Lacey, Patricia Burgess, Mary Stevens, Barbara Brelsford. Fourth Row-Peggy Blackburn, Margaret Warner, Marilyn Kost, Sally Porter, Rosemary Bardwell, Winifred English, Martha Kassab, Mignon Henley. Third Row-Shirley English, Barbara Bond, Jane Lanpher, Marian Hazell, Carol Lee Duffelmeyer, Florine Bertram, Nancy Hoadley, Betty Jean Huser, Margaret Fischer. Second Row-Dorothy Lyden, Sara Jayne Myers, Mary Fletcher, Martha Falk, Shirley Coombs, Phyllis Moore, Rebecca Bennett, Patty Foulke, Helen Louise Knight. First Row-Martha Jean Brown, Rosemary Gooch, Sally Leffen, Lois Jane Bradfield, Betsy Balsley, Martha Moses, Mary Leggett, Charlotte Wise. Fifly-nine Fifth Row-James Mills, Robert Maddox. Edgar Patterson, Ralph Smith, Richard Smith. Joe Bennett, Bill Weaver. Fourth Row-Jay Oliphant. Bill Oliver, Robert Schink, Charles Sullivan, Dan Abernathy, Jack Burris, John Lamb. Third Row-Bill Gandy, Glen Martin, Robert Preston. Bill Beasley. Charles Seibert, C. V. Weddell. Sfcond Row-Duane Murray, Mary Louise Parker, Bobby Henry, Paul Mahoney, Henry Sohosky. Bob Brosius, Sterling Lipscombe, Jack Studebaker. First Row-Martha Lee Troutman. Norma Turner. Ruth Hall, Catherine Wade, Marian Aldridge, Georgia Sunday. Pauline Hibbs, Geraldine Stowell, Betty Roach. ALUS HIUIGUS October 30-,,- December 20 ..t.. December 21 ,... .. February March 26,t,.. Marich zsn, April 4. c,,. April l 8 l t,.. No hay rosas sin espinasn Sponsor, Mr. Ballinger President, James Mills .Vice-President, Bill Weaver Secretary. Marian Aldridge Treasurer, Marian Aldridge Programs. Marian Aldridge i Spanish Fiesta ,....r. ...... H otel Parkview Singing the Gallo ,-r ..t. ,Christmas Carolling .., La Navidadnn.. ...........t..t...... .,.. . -. Society Program --r. El Cid, a Great Spanish Epic .... . ..,... .Society Program Inter-Society Dance. ......, ...... Scottish Rite Temple --,. El Medico Infortunadon--. .,,....... Spanish Puppet-Play ---- Spanish Customs and Legends --------------Senor Flores ----'t'Below the Rio Grande --- Motion Picture Sixty September 27 .... .... October 15 .... --- November 4.--- Mixer ..,. Cunningham Park -Picnic --- ---. McClelland Park Debate . ..... - ..r...., .. ..,......... --- November 28 ..,. --- The Sun Shines Bright December 22 - .c.. .... -Christmas Program .,.r.,.. .... - January 7 r.r., ..... B asketball Game. .... February 3---- ----. W ar Discussion ---- February 28.--- --- Hobbies .-- Sponsor, Mr. Huffman President, James Finley Vice-President, Jack Dickerson Secretary, Louis McDonald Treasurer, Louis McDonald Programs, Melvin Brixey Open discussion for all Society Meeting ...-... . Society Play Society Meeting Forum Society Meeting Society Meeting HIHUIH Fifth Row-Pat Leak, Wayne Travis, Darrel Hilton, Rex Smith, Jimmy Sterns, Paul Schaefer, Bob Mitchell, Monte Brittanhan, Richard Little. Fourth Row-LeRoy Watts, Winston Neal, G. B. Anglen, Howard Dugan, Doyle Cupp. Third Row-Howard Willis, Melvin Brixey, Floyd Holden, Winston Sutter, Oscar Markham, Howard Belk. Yost Smith. Second Row-Jack Dickerson, Travis Brown, James Finley, Junior Eckles, Jack Cronwell, Jack Becker, Harold Dugan. First Row-Carl Welch, Eddie Easley, Louis McDonald, Leon Schumaker, Jack Hardin, Wallace McNeil, Walter Tonnies. Sixty-one Fifth Row-Margie Rinker, Willa Mae Gilbreath, Patty Bumgarner, Louise Brooks, Maty Burt, Evelyn Main, Rose Marie Grandstaff, Glenda Muhlenburg, Norma Rayl. Fourth Row--Clara Mae Clemens, Betty Taylor, Mary Elizabeth Maier, Mary Jo Davenport, Dorothy Crosswhitc, Wilma Scifers, Hildred Bebee. Third Row-June Laird, Nona Mitchell, Virginia Gregory, Luella Chapman, Clara Mae Binderim. Second Row-Jean Jeffers, Louise York, Margaret Price, Doris Marshall, Virginia Tyler, Nellouise DeVancy. First Row-Jacqueline Taylor, Betty Foster, Norma Lee Rockhold, Dorothy Austin, Bernice Stidham. Excelsior I Sponsor, Miss Robb President, Virginia Tyler Vice-President, Glenda Muhlenburg Secretary, Willa Mae Gilbreath Treasurer, XVilma Scifers Programs, Glenda Muhlenburg September Z5 ..... October 12 .... November 30 ..... December Z1 .... February 8 .... March 21 .... March 26 .... May 9 .... Mixer. ......... Pledge Services , ..... Initiation Services .... -----Wi1la Mae Gilbreath, hostess ----------- --- .-, Society Meeting --- Society Meeting Christmas Program , .... ..........,......... . Society Meeting . Castalian Day ......... ----. Glenda Muhlenburg, hostess Saint Patrick Program--- ......... - ....o.,.. , Society Meeting Inter-Society Dance- .... Senior Farewell. .... Scottish Rite Temple ----Society Meeting Sixty-two I . September 27 ---- ..... - 1V11Xer ..... ...-................... .... W allace Wilson, host January 19 ..... .... ' 'Ownership of Railroads -- ...,......,. .......,.....M.,A, D ebate J3Uu3fY 21 --v-- ...... B owling Match- .,..............,..... -Modern Recreation Hall FGbFl121fY 15 --e. ..... . Drill in Parliamentary Law .... - .............. ,Mr. Deatherage March 15 --.. ..... , G. Gourt---- ---- ------------- A ssembly M3fCh -.... .Annual Address.--- ------ Mr. Markwardt April 15 --a-- ...-.. D inner-Dance .--... ---- W oman's Club MBV 10 .... -.-.. S enior Farewell ---- ---- W ildcat Sponsor, Mr. Baker President, Johnny Martin Vice-President, Lee McKee - Secretary, Keyton Nixon Treasurer, Wallace Wilson Programs, Bill Russell The pen is mightier than the sword Fifth Row-John Martin, Bob Wagner, Howard Vest, George Dennis, Clarence Young, Bill Davis. Fourth Row-Robert Reynolds, Jack Parker, Richard Kennedy, Bob Spurgeon, Wallace Wilson, Dean Buell, Whitney Smith, Dale Cearnal. Third Row-Bryant Bradley, J. C. Reider, Jim Barnes, Keyton Nixon, Albert Stewart, Lee McKee. Jay Rodney, Bill Quisenberry. Second Row-Charles Ellinton, Morris Eisen, Leon Kassab, George Gibson, Dennis McColgin, Glen Rodney, Bill Russell. First Row-Roy Flynn, Bill Nixon. John Cragin, Jimmy Martin. Roy Lee Daniel, Morgan Welch, Bob Kissel. i Sixty-three Third Row-William XVarrcn, Bill Campbell, John Edmondson, Fred Darnell, Leonard Newby. Howard Lange, Don Thompson, Elmo Modlin. Second RowQJunior Parker. Raymond Belle, Garrard Carter, J. R. Riggs, Jim Osborne, Bill Dcnncn, Richard Edwards First Rowgpaul Bay, Marvin Moore, Lee Eissman, Bob Dunn. Jack XValters. HTHEHHEUHIS October 24 ,,,.. October 3l..-c-- November 7 January 4 February 9 February 23., ..., March 1. ,r,, March Charity, Purity, Democracy Sponsor, Mr. Vawter President, Bill XVarrcn Vice-President, Howard Lange Secretary, Jack XValters Treasurer. Leonard Newby Programs, Garrard Carter ----MiXer,-c-c--,---------,,--------,-- ----,Garrard Carter, host ----Vote for New Members-----c----,----------c-,Society Meeting --. Shou1d U. S. Prepare for War? --r .,............ .Debate ----,Basketba1l Discussion----------- -,- Using the English Saddle .....,.... ---Joplin-St. Joseph Game Discussed-------. ----.Vote for New Members ----Military Ball Discussion Society Meeting -Bob Mackinder Society Meeting Society Meeting ---,-Society Meeting Sixty-four September 25 ..... October 12- .... February 'Z W-- February 16 ..... March 14 ..... April 5 ..... April 19 .... May 3 .... Sponsor, Mr. Osborn President, Mack Davis Vice-President, Leffen Pflug Secretary, Richard Snyder Treasurer, Bob Higgins Programs, Leffen Pflug Mixer ..r............... Current Eventsn--- ----- -. If War Comes --- Lincoln's Death --, Address ...........,... Variety Program ..... Philogian Program Dinner-Dance-- -r Knowledge is po wer M. C. A. Pledge Program ------r-Leffen Pflug ----Mr. Osborn ----Major Block ----,-Assembly ---,r-Auditorium -----Sagmo-unt Inn Fifth Row-Kenneth Patterson, Evart Turpin, Junior Hunt, Philip Crenshaw, Bill Sullivan, Jack Snyder, Jimmy Stevens, Herman Schulte. Fourth Row-Clarence Morris, Richard Snyder, Jack Needham, Jimmy Diles, Stewart Herman, Perry Freeman, Howard Hastings, Bob Higgins. Third Row-Glen Toops,'Robert Smith, John Aaron, Eugene Fear, Melvin Taylor, Mack Davis, Leffen Pilug, Joe McCormick. Second Row-Bob Burrow, R. J. Frankenstein, Richard Stout, Charles Hedrick, Richard Brite, Ralph Newby, Jack Hastings, John Burrow. First Row-Willard Maxton, Tommy Foster, Roy Denton, Reuben Mills, Leon Bormaster, Cameron Jackson, Robert Jackson. ! A I Sixty-five Third Row-Edward Demings, John Stansbury, Brice Henry, Ralph Nutz, Jimmy Horn, Sam Gibson. Second Row-Kathleen Hight, Edith Turner, Ruth Madison, Virginia Ball, June Stewart, Mary Margaret Demings, Vivian Smith, Patty Neil. First Row-Lois Avery, Frances Von Erdmannsdorff, Katherine Byrd, Bonnie Gardner, Corrine Galloway, Irene Owens. We also serve Sponsor, Miss Robinson President, Donald Ransom Vice-President, Lois Avery Secretary Mary Margaret Demings Treasurer Vivian Smith PHLEHE ann BRUSH September 20 October 15-19 .s.. October 18-19.,,- November 5-12-4- November 20 .... December 22..---- March 26.----- April 11 .... -----.MiXer.---------- ----,Miss Robinson. hostess ------Art EXhibit.------- ----Teachers' Convention ,----.I-Iall Decorations -----------Teachers' Convention ---J-Xmerican Education Week Discussion of Hobbies. ........................ Society Program -----.Christmas Party---------, Mary Margaret Demings, hostess -----.Inter-Society Dance--------------------- Scottish Rite Temple ---- Penny Suppern--- ----,Society Day -Sixty-six September ...... ,... O rganization ........... .... . First Society Meeting October 5 ..... .... E lection of Officers ........... ........ . Society Meeting October ....... ...,. F und for Injured Athletes--- ............,. Club Project October 20 ...... .... F ootball Ticket Sale, ......t. ---Joplin-Lamar Game November 10 .... .... . Football Ticket Salem--- ....t Joplin-Carthage Game December 12- .... ...... F ootball Banquet ...............,.,.,.. Sapphonians, hostesses February 27 ...... Club-Faculty Basketball Game. r..... ,Memorial Hall April. ,..... .... . Boosting Track Team--- ...,. Club Project Sponsor, Mr. Herrod President, Harry Brown Vice-President, Bill Hagar Secretary, Gordon Waldrop Treasurer. Gordon Waldrop Programs, Gordon Waldrop ' Clean Athletics, Clean Living Third Row-Jack Madison, Floyd Barnes, Floyd Holden, Max Knight, Beverly Sowers, Earnest Reed, Norvan Morton, Bill Dennen, Leland Sunday. Second Row1Vernon Lang, Paul Hamilton, George Chatham, Bill Campbell, Ray Pharo, Burl Laird, Mr. Herrod. First Row-Bob Todd, Mickey Spicer, Gordon Waldrop, Bill Hagar, Robert Scott, Harry Brown, Ray Bigbee. Sixty-seven Third Row-Roy Brooks, Donald Davis, Jack Barker, Edward Pratt, Jack McCoy, Jim Starkey, Mr. Henley. Second Row-Wayne Olhausen, Howard Franklin, Stephen Dagley, Fred Worsham, Bob Avery, Buford Balay, First Row-Edward Owen, Walter Carney, John Lea, Orval Mulkey, Jesse Dagley. Better listening-Less static Sponsor, Mr, Henley President, lnlow Neblett Vice-President, Betty Talbot Secretary, Jim Starkey Treasurer, Jim Starkey Programs, Buford Balay RHDIU CLUB November 16 ere... ---. Servicing and Selling Radios ...... Mr. M. Cunningham January 18 ..... --. Requirements of a Technician ........ --- Mr. C. Hinkle February 22 ..... --- Cultura1 Discussion ......t...r. ......... Girl Guests March 7, ..s,. March 14 ..,.. March 17 ..... April 5 ..s,. April Zl.- .... The Horizontal Bearn --r Address r.,......................r....., 45 7th Chicago U. Broadcast .... 224th Cities Service Concert ......... Mr. Earl Burlett Mr. Henley ---r-Club Activity -----Club Activity 354th N. B. C. Orchestra Concert ..... ..... C lub Activity Sixty-eight September 14,.---- September 2l,----- October 12 ...... October 26 ....r. November 23. .... December 20 .... , January 25 ..e.. April 26 .... , Sponsor, Mr. Henley President, James Diles ,Vice-President, Frances Von Secretary, Wayne Olhausen Treasurer, Wayne Olhausen Programs, Jim Starkey Erdmannsdorff History of Fencingn--- ---Society Program Varieties of Foils --- ...... .Society Program Fencing Bout .... Fencing Bout---- Fencing Partym Line Party .... Fencing Bout .... Informal Dance---. En Garde! ---N -----High School Gym. High School Gym. ., .... Frances Von Erdmannsdorif, hostess ------------------------,-Paramount Theatre -------------------------------.High School Gym. Frances Von Erdmannsdorff, hostess Mr. Henley, Jim Diles, Doris Dean Graue, Wayne Olhausen, Frances Von Erdmannsdorff, Edwin Harris, Geraldine Hatten, Jay Oliphant. Sixty-nine PHUSE FUR H HIUFJEHT HHIJ . . . , 1 i l 3 The Hercs' tell The Christmas Story , Sigma Gamma's Birthday Party. Castalian Day. The Fencing Club in action. The G. Q.'s prosecute. The Aspasians enjoy their April Fool's party. Seve-mu it rx x.-E f' X wg? KX' 'L L xr L E. xx X ' .1 SEE THE SUGIETIES PEHU The Girl Reserves tell The Easter Story . The Spanish Club goes native. Palette and Brush decorates for Christmas. The A. O. A. experiments. Societies get together. Sapphonians and guests enjoy a feast. Tuning in with the Radio Club. Romanae nuptiae. Olympiads dine formally. Seventy-one ORDER IH THE HHHHS... . UHDET CULUHEL Jack Wi I liams There's something about a soldier! Yes, certainly! Especially when the soldier in shin- ing uniform is Cadet Colonel Jack Williams. Regimental Commander of the Joplin R. O. T. C. A tall, handsome senior, Jack commands the entire corps with capable and eflicient direc- tion, perfect enough to rank his ability as a leader with great army men of history. He is also big chief commander of the Flashlight Drill, an organization of which he has been a member three years. During his junior year he was a first sergeant and later was promoted to a second lieutenant. Also, Jack has received much honor for his work as make-up director of the Spyglass. In every graduating class there are people outstanding in leadership, achievement, progressiveness, ability and personality-these traits are assembled in one of our boys-Cadet Colonel Jack Williams. HUHUHHREI Clllllllll Poets sing of the rose among the thorns, and the boys of our R. O. T. C. do not question the wisdom of the sages. In keeping with this idea, each year they select some petite damsel to represent their class and march as an honorary oflicer with the Joplin unit. This is a highly praised position since only three girls are chosen. Dorothy Lyden, dark-haired, smiling senior has received this honor three consecutive years. Serving as Honorary Cadet Colonel she has brought color and cheer to the olive drab uni- forms as they parade each Wednesday morning. In other activities such as debate, dramatics, and Spyglass, Dorothy has been unusually outstand- ing. She has maintained a high scholastic rating throughout her years of study, making the honor roll consistently. We salute you shining rose- Honorary Colonel Dot Lyden! Seventy-two . NX X NA SX ww W ,it .9 ig -QQQ. f N S NX QSQN x YN X XR NAV X X55 -Q Q .:,r K 'XftMfW33f3?Q9 f X X Y , V V INK, N . .... . X x Q ' ' X was Q HEGIWEHTH- Slqf All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Our Cadet Colonel has nothing to worry about so long as he has this bit of feminine charm accompany- ing the Regimental Staff on Wednesday mornings. 'The girls are chosen by the cadets of their respective classes to act as Hon- orary Sponsors for the year, thus adding oomph to the unit. Cadet Colonel Jack Williams. Honorary Cadet Colonel Dorothy Lyden. Honorary Cadet Major Gwendolyn Wofford. Honorary Cadet Major Mary Ruth Rowe. No organization can be suc- cessful without its executive body. Serving as the guiding hand of the Joplin R. O. T. C. is the Regimental Staff. The main duties of this group are to advise and assist the commander in matters of administration, to familiarize student ollicers with such staff organization and to make our unit outstanding as to ability, knowledge, and initia- tive. We think they're regular fellows! Cadet Major and Regimental Adjutant Dale Cearnal. Cadet Colonel Jack Williams. Honorary Cadet Colonel Dorothy Lyden. Cadet Captain Garrard Carter. CHDET CULUHEL HND SPJHSUHS Seventy-four Fifth Row--Captain Mack Davis, First Lieutenant Bill Hutchinson, Captain Elroy Pratt, First Lieutenant George Little, First Lieutenant John Secrest, Captain Leffen Pllug, Captain Bryant Bradley, First Lieutenant Bill Hastings. Fourth Row-First Lieutenant Bob Higgins, Second Lieutenant Roy Campbell, Captain Morris Eisen, First Lieutenant Richard Snyder, Second Lieutenant Tom Helm, First Lieutenant Jack Needham, Second Lieutenant Cameron Jackson, Second Lieutenant Albert Stewart, Second Lieutenant Jack Snyder, Second Lieutenant Junior Hunt, First Lieutenant Eugene Rowe, First Lieutenant Bill Hagar, Major Ross Burns. Third Row-First Lieutenant Bob Schink, Second Lieutenant Bob Burrow, First Lieutenant Richard Stout, Second Lieutenant Jim Diles, First Lieutenant Inlow Neblett, First Lieutenant Roy Denton, Captain Bob Harrison, Second Lieutenant John Mahan, Captain Murl Turner, First Lieutenant Leonard Newby. Second Row-Captain Roy Lee Daniel, Second Lieutenant Dick Childs, Second Lieutenant Carl Longnecker, Second Lieutenant Joe Bennett, Second Lieutenant Bob Spurgeon, Second Lieutenant Bill Russell, Captain Frank Cope, First Lieutenant Burl Laird, Second Lieutenant Dick Hoadley. First Row-Captain James Finley, Major Dale Cearnal, Colonel Dorothy Lyden, Colonel Jack Williams, Major Gwendolyn Wofl'ord. Major Charles Ellington, Major Mary Ruth Rowe, Major Bob Mackinder. Captain Garrard Carter. DIHHIUIIIJ HND DISC Seventy-five X N Rx ix WVQE tkk' X , .. .Q ..'. 'V X ,,,' :,1g:v ,:- Q ,E El :gkzvnwksg K was xgggqiq X -gk .. ' -N M Qzfjwx 1 X NX ,A X vi N W aw fi W .ki . M N V , P l A X .bb , K . ' +x X fs iff ' '-- T .E . , ,xi ,X .4 Q x .. ., 5. X' :L ,f , figs, , X '.'.' - S , Q f , 1 ww. ,ivy K xy. , N , . . ' ' 4 W 5. i A M hind , - . X QQ fm. X W gy W wk' xiii- A N K S 'if Neg W ,R gg , Q 'ff ff iw 3 'LT7 .X G f ' X , ,, v . 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First Row-Frances Von Erdmannsdorff, Mary Maddox, Daileen Crosswhite, Doris Dean Graue, Dorothy Crosswhite, Rama Ellis, Loma Lee Toles. J -DET CORPS Fifth Row-Mary Louise Stone, Jane Walker, Vera Deane Ware, Lois McDonald, Pearl IX-galughn, Winifred Petty, Ruth Madison, Jean 1 . Fourth Row-Gloria Metsker, Betty Roberts, Jean Davis, Mary Jo Davenport, Barbara Schrier, Dorothy Krudwig, Delores Farrell, Betty Jo Cable, Mavis Cobb. Third Row-Vienna Osborn, Virginia Douthitt, Polly Weilop, Betty Douglas, Louise Brooks. Margaret Graff, Mary Iris Ellis, Loma Lee Toles. Second Row-Ruth Vicory, Dorothy Lundstrum, Doris Marshall, Marie Meyers, Bonnie Gardner, Alneta Combs, Mattie Bell Scott, Edith Turner, Leona Taylor. First Row-Betty Freneau, May Jeanette Hinds, Donna Dent, Mary Shireman, Elsie Hudson, Geraldine Stowell, Geraldine Hatton, Sue Mas- ters, Pauline Hibbs, Frances Von Erdmannsdorff. IHILITHHU BHLL Oflicers leading the Grand March. Under the sabers. S AHIIS TU THE LHBI THE SENIOR CLASS presents UEHT-'1--I-'3Eli-F---U-90L'UHU Princessiof San Luca ..S................. Billie Ruth Waring Stephanie ..i................................... Joann Montaldo Duke Lambert .......... ............. D ale Cearnal Baron Cesarea ........ ....... - Leifen Pflug Carrado ..,.......i.. ............ B ob Burrow Eric Fenton ....... ........... B ill Hutchinson Prince Sirki ....... ........ C harles Ellington Grazia ................ ............ . Jeane Clinch Cora ..................... -- Eedele ......i....... Major Whitread Rhoda Fenton -- Alda ................ Book Holders ......... ........ -----Euvon Martin -------- ----------Richard Stout ------- --------Joe McCormick ---Dorothy Lyden -----------Jerry Sain Q Marie Reeves Rosa Lee Dawes Eighty THE JUNIOR CLASS presents THE llUUllGESl Directed by MISS DORGTHY BOHANNAN Richard-- You did help me. I am grateful, Nancy Nancy- Then show it byl- Alan- Look at the date here- Richard- You can all go jump in the lake! Richard- What's this, Father's will? CAST Augusta Winslow Martin ........ ..................... ....... . R osemary Bardwell Mark Winslow .................. - - - -- ..........,. Bill Quisenberry Richard Winslow .....,. ......... S terling Lipscombe Alan Martin .............. .............. H oward Vest Charlotte Winslow ....... .....s....r. H azel Gulick Oliver Winslow ............... .....,...... B ill Davis Katie .......,.....,.................... ...... M axine Leslie Martha Muff Winslow ......... ..............s.i.. ................ B e rnice Cantrell Nancy Blake' ...........................................,............................... .Patricia Burgess Crowd, .............. ...... - Donal Wolfe, Winona Hoofnagle, Cierold Garrett Book Holders ....... H.,...................... E mma Nell Brown, Leon Bormaster Eighty-one UH THECUUHT ' Q ' H llllfll RIDE Tom Scott, B s, Roger gar, o n Martin. and Bob XVhce BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 19-Theres .............. .Joplin 38-Lamar January 5-There. ..N........... .Joplin 25-Carthage January 9-Here. .... ....... . Joplin 31-Webb City January January January January January February February February February 12-Here. ...-. .......... . Joplin 38-Lamar 16-Here ............ Joplin 24-Springfield 26-There .... Joplin 26-K. C. Wyandott 27--There,.Joplin 41-North K. C. High 3 0-Here ............... ,Joplin 27-Carthage 91. There. ........a. ,Joplin 31-Webb City 12-There. ....,......... Joplin 25-Monett 17 -There. ........, Joplin 23-Springfield 22-Here..Joplin 29-St. Joseph Central Lee McKee, Bryant Bradley, Glen Weygandt, Beverly Sowers, Ross Burns, Captain Don Atteberry, Floyd Ed J h 1 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE January 18 19, 2 O-Springiield Tournament: Joplin 37-Ava 25 Joplin 27-Rogersville Z8 Joplin Z9-Branson 24 Joplin 3rd place. February l, 2, 3-Carthage Tournament: Joplin 25-Diamond 7 Joplin 40-Lamar 16 Joplin 23-Carthage 25 Joplin 2nd place. February 28, 29, March 1-Regional Tourna- ment: Joplin 39-Eldorado Springs 24 Joplin 35-Aurora 23 Joplin 20-Carthage 26 Joplin 2nd place. Eighty-two B TEHIH QQQ BHSHETBHLL Junior Adkins, Marion Tyler, Norman Owen, George Elliott, Bill Busby, Glen Rodney, Pat Leak, Bill Davis, Bob Mitchell, Jay Rodney, Joe Calbeck, Jim Barnes, Bill Humphrey, Bill Quisenberry, and J. L Anderson. TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE February 17-Cassville Tournament Joplin 31-Goodman 29 Joplin 38-Cassville 25 Joplin 23-Monett 14 Joplin lst' place. February 2l-Pineville Tournament: Joplin 42-Stella 17 Joplin 31-S. W. City 32 Eighty-three December 19-There r..,.........e ,Joplin 36-Lamar January January January January January February February February February 5-I-lere.,-- -r ....... Joplin 36-Carthage 9-Here -.--- ..... Joplin 18-Webb City l2-Here .... ........ . Joplin 33-Lamar 16-Here .... ......... J oplin 15-Springiield 30-Here .... . ........ .Joplin 25-Carthage 9-There. .......r,.. Joplin 27-Webb City 12-There .....,..... Joplin 3 3-Monett 17-There .......... Joplin 19-Springfield 22- Here ...... , Joplin 31-St. Peters A And did Coach tell 'emi Weygandt signals for help Nw X SN Q XX Xs xy N MMXXMXXXXR b M 4, KV .my W -x',' 9 N . x X - w xx :-: X X Q ' :-:-. ,F' - . 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PERCUSSION Dennis McColgin Lelfen Pflug Merton Shadday Eugene Beyer George Edds TUBAS Roy Denton Jack Snyder Bill Davis Donald Ransom Joe Calbeck Roy Long Wilson Stevick STRING BASSES Jerr Sain Y Mary Margaret Demings CLARINETS Bob Dunne Mary Louise Hamm June Thompson Charles Seibert Jack Marsh Charles Hedrick Jack Parker Dan Cox PERCUSSION Dennis McColgin John Coulter George Edds STRING BASSES Jerry Sain BANDas Everett Ard Leon Bormaster Perry Brixey Bill Meloy Junior Hunt Evart Turpin Edwin Hughes Donna Foshay Warren Bellis Robert Reynolds Tom Helm TRUMPETS Alex Logan Bill DeGraff Edward Demings Keyton Nixon Robert Denney John Coulter Bob Wheeler Jimmy Stearns Ruth Spencer Martha Lee Troutman James Hadden Bob Williams Richard Snyder Bob Wagner George Gibson Leon Kassab FRENCH HORNS Barth Hinkle Loye Crenshaw Howard Vest Bill Hastings Bob Harrison TROMBONES Robert Perry Philip Crenshaw Dick Aikin Albert Stewart Ross Burns Edward Pratt Bob Brosius Charles Hickman Jimmy Yates Richard Smith Ralph Smith Norman Watson BARITONES Whitney Smith Bill Beasley Raymond McCrae Glen Martin Bill Russell Roy Lee Daniel BASSOONS John Cragin Estelle Cookerly Melbourne Wheeler OBOES Bob Higgins Eugene Augter Patty Lacey SAXOPHONES Jack Morrison La Mora Coulter Richard Brite FLUTES Annetta Stokes John Lamb Robert Smith Alan Sayles Bryant Bradley Rosemary Bardwell Gwendolyn Wofford Elizabeth Kelley Rosebud Lamb Mary Fletcher Virginia Chapman Twyla Lenger ORC!-I TUBA Roy Denton OBOES Patty Lacey Eugene Augter Bob Higgins Mary Margaret Demings CLARINETS Nancy Hoadley Margie Rinker Donald Ransom Betty Brotherton Virginia Lankford Betty Jo Horn Mary Louise Parker Gwendolyn Wofford BASSOONS John Cragin Estelle Cookerly Melbourne Wheeler TRUMPETS James Hadden Bob Williams Richard Snyder Leon Kassab George Gibson TROMBONES Albert Stewart Ross Burns Dick Aikin Norman Watson Bill Beasley Tom Helm Warren Bellis Robert Reynolds Bob Dunne Donna Foshay Perry Brixey FRENCH HORNS Barth Hinkle Loye Crenshaw Howard Vest Bill Hastings Bob Harrison FLUTES Rosemary Bardwell Jeane- Clinch Bryant Bradley Alan Sayles Robert Smith Richard Brite VIOLAS Louise Martin Jo Ellen Barlow Lois Jane Bradfield ESTI2Ass Mary Louise Thurman Virginia Beasley Peggy Allison Martha Kassab Mary Gertrude Dreisbach Norma Jean Thompson Gloria Thomas Dorothy Lyden Margaret Bull CELLOS Mary Louise Hamm Mary Stevens Joyce Woodbury Bill Davis Mignon Henley Lois Jean Bullock Marjorie Burgess Patricia Charlton VIOLINS Leon Bormaster John Burrow Gloria Townley Rosemary Edminster Alice Houston Lisbeth Day Vivian Owen Neva Payne Katherine Scaggs Vera Goodwin Patricia Bumgarner Janice Woodbury Tina Lou Flint Margaret Gilbreath Martha Lee Troutman Jack Townley Dorothy McReynolds Nancy Sanders Eugenia Koch Jean Tipton Rosemary Gooch Shirley Cox Dorothy Krudwig Jean Wommack Barbara Schrier Glenda Muhlenburg Helen Nutz Patricia Burgess Jean Morgenthaler Margaret' Fischer Dorothy Jean Rowe Hazel Marie Farneman Julia Creech Hazel Gulick June Paschall Dorothy Bottenfield Evelyn Ray Collings Sally Porter Roy Lee Daniel Winifred English Bill Bittick Ruth Epperson Louise York Marie Reeves Bill Russell Betty Jo Williams Leffen Pflug Bettie Jeanne Simmons Lois Brewer La Mora Coulter Ninety-two f ,5 Q Q NY X A X X X Q ' ' .5 . .H VX L .,.,, - L ,P-, ,j QP X ,X V m in vi' X X 2,. :':' ' z af xg iw W XX X X .. 3? w W X ,X fi, Xx 1- f I 35-:,gX X G x -4.1 x S, 3 R if wiv fax. gi , K S M W ., N gg s b ii A . as iw . if R ' My ' ,. 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THE SEHIUHS CLASS OFFICERS ROSEMARY EDMINSTER, Secretary and Treasurer JEANE CLINCI-I, Parliamentarian MACK DAVIS, Vice-President ROY LEE DANIEL, Sergeant-at-Arms LEE McKEE, President SENIORS ENJOY AN ECONOMICS LECTURE J MZ Q X , x gk NN Nvmwxw'QQwm-xwswsvwxxww . .Z 5 .ig Q NYM Q gas' X- ww .A iw., Q N 1 Qs in . . - fl: :'f' f '- ' x . X ' J , - x I '5:?E:..sf:Ef:1fM-1. . : v..,,. NX wxxwsxmw ..... , R Q. - :M ,g W-,l ex,k , X ww:-www , :. ..,.., l .qwwmwm Q .,,., 1 .,L, ,,,,.-- E -'. - K 1 NN Wwwxxvxxgf --tlk H , --', N rx ,. A., .,,, ..,.,.. 29 xml. -f - f z NX r XS Q 5.91: NX N -wig .ps f . . tiff,-ESS: 2, .X were 1s',g:::gg-A - Y ., X X ww X r.Q,,S.Qx,. K X 2:24 1' fx x sw X : ,gi xy: i SL L cl Peggy Allison Peg Rebecca Bennett Becky Drum Corps, Sapphonian, Orchestra. Olympiad, Girl Reserve. Bion Ames 'ABurr-head Dorothy Berry Dottie Ray Arterbum ..Ruby,. Sigma Gamma Lambda. Don Atteberry HD, A-,. U Hildagarde Blaukat Tootsie J Club, Basketball, Track. Dorothy Bottenneld Dot Betty Kathryn Bailey ..Baby,. Sapphonian, Girl Reserve, Orchestra. Orchestra, Atalantian, N. H. S. Edward Boucher Coco Virginia M. Ball Ginger Bryant Bradley Little Boatfootn Palette and Brush. Gavel and Quill, Orchestra, Hi-Y President. Mable Barcom Blondie Dollie Branch Doll Sigma Gamma Lambda. Sigma Gamma Lambda, Senior Choir, Girl Reserve. Carl E. Bass Hibo Lois Brewer Spike Herculean, Student Council, N. H. S. Orchestra, Drum Corps, Sapphonian. Nora Lee Bauer Naughty Melvin L. Brixey Melbo Sapphonian. National Forensic League, Drum Corps. Forum, R. O. T. C. Virginia Claire Beasley Snooks . Katherine Braden Kate Drum Corps, Orchestra, Sapphonian. Atalantian. Hildred Bebee Bumpy Roy Brooks Squash Spyglass Editor, Castalian Reporter, Girl Reserve. Athenaeum. Barbara Ann Bell Babs Harry Brown Sapphonian, Spyglass, National Forensic League. J Club, Football, Student Council. Ninetu-eiahz Travis Brown Big Shot R. O. T. C., Rifle Team, Forum. Eugene Bryan Gene Howard Bryant Speed Track. Dean Buell Doc Gavel and Quill, Hi-Y. Margaret Jean Bull Margy Olympiad, Orchestra, Drum Corps. Marjorie Burgess Marj Orchestra, Drum Corps, Girl Reserve. Ross Burns Greasy Herculean, Band Major, Basketball. Robert Burrow Bob L. C. F., Senior Choir, R. O. T. C. Robert Busby Bob A. O. A., National Forensic League, Stage Manager. Dorothy Jean Bushnell Dot Sigma Gamma Lambda, Girl Reserve. Katherine Byrd Katy Palette and Brush. Betty Jo Cable Jodie Philo Phronian Vice-President, Ja-Det Corps.,gg Ninety-nine Madeline Campbell Madge Atalantian, Spyglass, N. H. S. Maurice Campbell Campbell R. O. T. C., Stamp Club. Nell Carl Little Nell Sapphonian. Doris Carr Angel Atalantian, Spyglass, Girl Reserve. Betty Carter A'Skipper - Sigma Gamma Lambda. Lenval Cash A'Spot Aviation Club. Dale Cearnal Preacher Student Council President, Football, Gavel and Quill James Charles Jimmy A. O. A., R. O. T. C. Patricia Charlton Pat Drum Corps, Philogian, Orchestra. George Chatham Dopey J Club, Football. Jack Childress Chili Herculean. Jeane Clinch Jeanie,' National Forensic League, Olympiad, Orchestra. rr 'N .llw Xi.. Joe E. Clinton Josey L. C. F. Jerry Cohen Pete Herculean, Spyglass, N. H. S. Leroy Colley Student A. O. A. Evelyn Ray Collings Ray Orchestra, Drum Corps, Sapphonian. Estelle Cookerly Cooley Atalantian, Orchestra, Band. Shirley Coombs Red Olympiad, Girl Reserve, Spyglass. Genive Cooper Jenny Spyglass, Atalantian. Frank Cope Slick Diamond and Disc, R. O. T. C. Philip Crenshaw Phil Band, Junior Chorus, L. C. F. Doyle Cupp Cuppy Kenneth Howard Dale Hard S. P. Q. R. Billie Marie Daniels Danny Philo Phronian President, Girl Reserve. -Lf X .J Q V x - 'F' if 55 fs' , Roy Lee Daniel Ferdinand Band, Orchestra, Gavel and Quill. Goldie Darby Goldie Locks Sigma Gamma Lambda. Jim Davenport Einstein R. O. T. C. Mack Davis Uncle Daisy L. C. F., Spyglass, Student Council. Rosa Lee Dawes Tollie Sapphonian. Girl Reserve, Junior Chorus. Elizabeth Degginger Deggie Drum Corps, Philo Phronian, Girl Reserve. Mary Margaret Demings Footy goo Drum Corps, Orchestra, Palette and Brush Robert Denney Bob Band, R. O. T. C. Roy Denton Diedsel L. C. F., Band, Orchestra. Nellouise De Vaney Nellie Castalian. James Diles Jimmy Fencing President. L. C. F. William R. Driver Bill One Hundred John Dugan Dugie Palette and Brush. Forrest Eckles, Jr. Chewing Gum Eckles Forum President, R. O. T. C., Rifle Team. Rosemary Edminster Posy Ed Olympiad, Drum Corps. Student Council Secretary. John Edmondson. Jr. Michall Athenaeum. Morris Eisen Mosey T Gavel and Quill, Junior Class Play, Diamond and Disc. Charles Ellington Chuck Spyglass, Senior Class Play, R. O. T. C. Walter English Teddy ' R. O. T. C., Atheneaum, Flashlight Drill. Ruth Epperson Eppie ' Orchestra, Philogian, Treasurer. Marjorie Evins Johnny Philogian. Martha Jean Falk Marty Spyglass, Girl Reserve, Olympiad. T Deloris Farrell Sleepy Palette and Brush President, Ja-Det Corps Captain. Elinor Rae Flick Toby Sapphonian, Spyglass. One Hundred One Don Flinn Flanigan A. O. A., Tennis. Thomas Hale Foster Tom R. O. T. C., L. C. F., Band. Patricia Anne Foulke Patty Olympiad. Howard A. Franklin Frankie R. O. T. C., Radio Club. Charles Perry Freeman Speedy L. C. F., R. O. T. C.. National Forensic League Mary Beth Gates Beth Philogian Secretary, Girl Reserve. Willa Mae Gilbreath Willie Castalian, Girl Reserve, Intramural Debate. Virginia Goff Shorty Philogian, Girl Reserve. George A. Gooch Jory Herculean. Rose Marie Grandstaff Rosie Orchestra, Castalian, Joplimo. Mary Frances Graves Ginger Philo Phronian. Alma Grist Steve Sigma Gamma Lambda. il. 'Q f, w l X K Y A . ga ma x tv Bill Hagar Keen Leona Hoagland A'Lee J Club, Diamond and Disc, Football. Sigma Gamma Lambda. Virginia Hagensicker Jenny Victor Holden Lovelorn Asphasian, Girl Reserve, Joplimo. Betty Ruth Hooper Hoop Robert Harrison Bob Olympiad, Spyglass, Girl Reserve. Herculean, Diamond and Disc, Orchestra. William Hastings, Jr. Billy Orchestra, Herculean, Band. Robert Hayes Bob Aviation Club, Football. Marion Hazell Igge Spyglass, Olympiad. Thomas Helm Tom Band, R. O. T. C., Orchestra. Maxine Henderson Mickey Girl Reserve, Spyglass. Brice R. Henry Buddy Palette and Brush. Robert Allen Higgins Butch Orchestra, L. C. F., Diamond Jewell Hopkins Sadie Girl Reserve, Castalian. Betty Jo Horn Jo Senior Choir, Drum Corps, Student Council. Howard J. Hosp Hospy Mary Frances House Housey Atalantian, Girl Reserve. Alice Houston Happy Junior Hunt Uncle Ezra Band, C. F., Diamond and Disc. Verna Lee Hurlbut Red and Disc. N- H- S- Dick Hoadley Tex , Cameron Jackson Zeke R. O. T. C., Joplimo, Rifle Team. L. C. F., Band, R. O. T. C. Helen Hoagland 'ATaffy Verla Marie Jackson Verlie ASDIMSKBH. Joplimo, Intramural Debate. Orchestra, Sapphonian, Girl Reserve. One Hundred Two Marvin LeRoy Jacobs Jake Tennis. Jean Jeffers Jeff Castalian, Girl Reserve. Eldon Johnson Blackie R. O. T. C. Lois Johnson Johnnie Girl Reserve, Sigma Gamma Lambda. Harriet Jones Dimples S. P. Q. R. Virgil L. Jones Jonesy Flashlight Drill, R. O. T. C. Martha Kassab Corky Orchestra, Spyglass, Olympiad. Phyllis Jane Kelso Fe Senior Choir, Philogian, Spyglass. Bonnie Kirk Kirky Sigma Gamma Lambda. Nedra Kneeland Ned Girl Reserve, Asphasian. Junior Chorus. Helen Louise Knight Mid Olympiad, Girl Reserve, Joplimo. Mary Elizabeth Knight Blondie Olympiad, Junior Class Play, Girl Reserve. One Hundred Three Robert Kost Bob L. C. F. Patty Lacey Patsy Drum Corps, Spyglass, Olympiad. Guida Lea LaGasse Silence Asphasian. Burl Laird Tiny Diamond and Disc, Football, J Club Edward Landreth Ed Joplimo, Herculean. Imogene La Near PeeWee Vernon Lang Casonova J Club, Track. Mary Louise Leggett Leggs Olympiad, Girl Reserve, Spyglass. Velma Le Grande Tinker ' Atalantian, Girl Reserve. Alice Lilly Alex Sigma Gamma Lambda. Eda Jean Lippitt Happy Jean Drum Corps, Philogian, Senior Choir. Helen May Longacre Penny Atalantian. Girl Reserve. Dorothy Lyden, Dodo Donald J. McAferty Stinky Honorary Cadet Colonel, Olympiad, N. F. L. R. O. T. C., Flashlight Drill. Jack Lytle Jake Miriam McClain Mac R. O. T. C. Philo Phronian. Bob Mackinder Mac Joe McCormick Mac Athenaeum, Diamond and Disc, Tennis. Joplimo Business Manager, Senior Class Play, L. C. F Marvin M. Magers Monkey Earl McGown Berke1 Evelyn Mauvine Main Dutchie Myron Mclntosh Mickey Castalian, Girl Reserve. R. O. T. C., Herculean. Tom Mallory Art Lee McKee Atlas Oscar L. Markham, Jr' Uossien Senior Class Preslident',HGavel and Quill, Basketball. Flashlight Drill, Forum, R. o. T. C. Mexme Meffefd Max , H , H Philogian, Girl Reserve. Euvon Martin Johnnie R th M dl HP f M ,, Sigma Gamma Lambda, Senior Class Play, Girl Reserve. S u I enpiion. 00 Y ev Johnny Martin CowbOY asS,M'111 Og?-ln. Gavel and Quill President, Joplimo, Basketball. plfiiggggnh 1 er nn Nadine Martin Deanie C. Reuben Mills Harem Girl Reserve. L. C. F., Diamond and Disc, Flashlight Drill. Xkfigard: Maxton Pea Pod Frances June Moffet Blondie . . . S.P.Q.R.,N.H.S. Martha Maze Mazie Joann Montaldo Jody Sigma Gamma Lambda. Drum Corps, National Forensic League, Senior Choir One Hundred Four Peggy Moore Paj Martha Nugent Moppy Atalantian. Philo Phronian. Phyllis Moore Phe W Qhih HC H Cheer Leader, Jeelimef Olympiad' Peiiiiifg, Piasisiigiit Driiiinriiiiio Ciub. 5iE5li.SLOJ,en52JZl225 PM gay ewgnf tgegiei R O T C Ruth Gwendolyn Moore Gwen eiicmg' pamii un' ' ' ' ' Girl Reserve, Sigma Gamma Lambda. IAOIS Owfmanl Lgflv I Lewis Morgan ..LOuie,, talantian, G ee ub, Girl Reserve. S. P. Q. R., R. O. T. C. John Benson Pannell Junior ' Martha, M0595 UBUSUHH June Paschall Eddie OlYmP1ad- Orchestra, Spyglass, Atalantian. Glenda Muhlenburg Bugs Eai-1 patchin Hpatchff Castalian, Orchestra, Spyglass. Aviation Club, Forum' Henrietta Musgrave Henry Edgar patteison pat Gul Reserve- Q H R. o. T. C., spanish Club. Ixymston Neel llwlmpy Carroll Pattison Pat Ofum- R. O. T. C. Jack T. Needham Jackie ' Biii pierceaii Peewee 5- O- 3q'NC bL' Dlamond and DISC' Herculean, Student Council, N. H. S. eonar ew y u by L if pfi Fi ' ff Diamond and Disc, R. O. T. C., Athenaeum President. Sgyglilass, ligiamoifiglfnd Disc, Orchestra Ralph Newby Sarg Helen Potter Butchie R. O. T. C., L. C. F. Sigma Gamma Lambda, Girl Reserve. One Hundred Five Elroy Pratt Bud Diamond and Disc, Student Council, Herculean. Mary Louise Pratt' Sweet Blondie Girl Reserve. Jane Prigg Jep Sapphonian. Nannie Mae Quillin Nancy Sigma Gamma Lambda. Elmer W. Ray Butch R. O. T. C. Norma Rayl Myrtie Senior Choir, Girl Reserve, N. H. S. Marie Reeves Queen Marie Olympiad, National Forensic League, Joplimo. Lloyd M. Reis Curly N. H. S. Angiebelle Riggs Tiny Bell Sapphonian, Cheer Leader, Joplimo. Viola M. Riggs Vi Asphasian. Betty Roberts Betts Philogian, Girl Reserve, Junior Chorus. William Russell Bill Gavel and Quill, Orchestra, Diamond and Disc. Jerry Sain, Agnes Senior Choir, Drum Corps, Philogian. Pauline Sala Buff Girl Reserve, Atalantian, Tennis. Margaret Sandford Maggie Asphasian. Mary Louise Schaefer Neat Snooks Girl Reserve, Sapphonian. Robert Schink l'Bob Spyglass, Diamond and Disc, R. O. -T. Herman Schulte HJ. H. S. Spyglass, L. C. F., R. O. T. C. Wilma Scifres Willie Castalian, Girl Reserve. Bob Scott Scottie J Club, Student Council, A. O. A. Tom Scott Scotty R. O. T. C., Basketball, Track. Barbara Scranton Babs Atalantian. John Secrest Johnny R. O. T. C., Diamond and Disc. Betty Shapiro Betts Sapphonian, Joplimo, Student Council. C. One Hundred Six Bettie Jeanne Simmons Simey Orchestra, Spyglass, Sapphonian. Clyde P. Simmons Little Simmons I-Ierculean, Cheer Leader, R. O. T. C. Virginia Sisk Ginny Robert Lee Smith Bob Stage Crew. Dorothy Smith Dot Asphasian President, Girl Reserve. Marion Smith Smittie Philo Phronian, Tennis. Vivian E. Smith Smithy Palette and Brush, Joplimo, Junior Chorus. Yost' Eldon Smith Smitty Forum. Betty June Snow Betts Sapphonian, Senior Choir, Girl Reserve. Jack Snyder Sniper L. C. F.. Band, Diamond and Disc. Richard Snyder Dick Band, Orchestra, L. C. F. Beverly A. Sowers PapDy Football, Basketball, J Club. Q One Hundred Seven Charles B. Spicer Mike J Club, Herculean, Band. Lloyd Spoon Spoony S. P. Q. R. Wayne Stanley Red Jimmy Stephens Jake L. C. P., Senior Choir, R. O. T. C. Bob Stevens Steve Albert Stewart Stew Gavel and Quill, Diamond and Disc, Hi-Y. Wray Christine Stewart Christy Spyglass, Castalian. June E. Stewart Moonbeam Palette and Brush, Girl Reserve, Tennis. Marylyn Stewart Stew Sigma Gamma Lambda. Don Stinnett Don June Storey Junie Richard Stout Dick L. C. F., Diamond and Disc, Senior Class Play l Bill Sullivan Sully Frances Von Erdmannsdorff Fran L. C. F., R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, Fencing, Ja-Det Corps. Jack Sweefen '.D'UkC Wayne Waggongr clumsy Joplimo. Robert Wagner Bob Gavel and Quill, Hi-Y, Band. Gordon Waldrop Flash Hilton W. Taylor Windy R. O. T. C., Tennis. Edward Thomas Fuzzy Herculean, R. O. T. C. Dora Louise Thompson Dot Philo Phronian, Girl Reserve Marie Thompson Marrie Orchestra. Norma Jean Thompson Mike Sapphonian, Orchestra, Girl Reserve. Jack Townley Speedy Orchestra, Glee Club, Senior Choir. G. Wayne Travis Speedwagon Forum. Murl Turner Slug Diamond and Disc, R. O. T. C. Thelma Wallace Judge Girl Reserve. Shade Wallen Corrigan Athenaeum. Jack Kelly Walters Kelly Athenaeum Secretary. Vera Deane Ware Salty Billie Ruth Waring Muggins William Warren Bill Football, Athenaeum, Spyglass. Evart Turpin, Jr. Bud T Betty H. Webb Shorty R. O. T. C., L. C. F., Band. Girl Reserve, Sigma Gamma Lambda. Virginia Tyler Ginny Helen Weideman Irene Castalian, Sophomore President, Intramural Debate. Philo Phronian. ' National Forensic League, Football, Track. Senior Choir, Girl Reserve, Ja-Det Corps. Drum Corps, Sapphoniafn, National Forensic League. One Hundred Eight Floyd Barnes Richard Berry Ray Bigbee Dale Boydston Earl Burrington Bill Campbell Roy Gene Campbell James Cooper Ray Couch Ellsworth Dodd Bobbye Donaldson O Hundred Nine Morgan Welch Windy Gavel and Quill, R. O. T. C., Flashlight Drill Ruth Wetherell Josie Sigma Gamma Lambda President. Glenn Weygandt Bud Herculean, Basketball, Hi-Y. Maurice White Tag Aviation Club, R. O. T. C. Betty Jo Williams Jo Orchestra, Drum Corps, Sapphonian. Jack Williams Split L. C. F., Flashlight Drill, Diamond and Disc. Marguerite Williams Porky Philogian, Junior Chorus. Ellen Wheeler Addie Senior Choir. Joan Wheeler JeiT Joplimo Editor, Senior Choir, N. H. S. y Charlotte Ann Wise Wize Olympiad, Cheer Leader, Joplimo. Zerlina Woodworth Lina Sigma Gamma Lambda. Mildred Marie Workizer Midge Philo Phronian Reporter. Louise York Dimple Orchestra, Castalian. Clarence Young William Senior Choir, Gavel and Quill. 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Weygandt tosses the platter , TRACK TEAM Third Row-Bill Campbell, Billy Ray Joyce, Ray Pharo, Ray Bigbee, Don Stringham, Gordon Waldrop, George Hubbard, Robert Maddox, Clyde McCam- mon, John Roe, Charles McComas. Bill Oliver, Robert Wagner, Bill Dennen. Eugene Bassman, Ralph Nutz, Floyd Holden, Glen Weygandt, Jack Madison. Don Atteberry, Gano Whyte, Beverly Sowers, Bill Weaver, Earl Sprowls, Herbert Harris. Second Row-Clarence Von Paige, Raymond Blair, Vernon Lang, Bob Todd, Bill DeGralT, Floyd Huff, Pat Leak, Jim Starkey, Joe Bennett, Jack Studebaker, Delbert Clouser, Pat Casey, Ward Provance, Buford Balay, Charles Greenlee. First Row-J. R. Riggs, Billy Hastings, Roy Lee Daniel, Bill Davis, Wallace Wilson, Le Roy Haynes, John Oliphant, Charles Seibert, 'Dick Hoadley, Tom Scott, Bill Hagar, Albert Stewart. Morgan Welch, James Orcutt, Dick Cronin. Once again J. H. S. scores as the largest track team in several years goes out for victories. Due to unsea- sonal weather conditions the boys have been late in starting this season, but with the splendid material ready, Willing, and able , Coach Herrod promises us some new trophies. The flashes on the Held have been Sophomore and Junior trackstersn who will gain the honors next year. TENTATIVE SCHEDULE: April 12-Joplin vs. Webb City at Joplin. April 19--Joplin vs. Galena and Picher at Galena. April 30-Jasper County Meet at Joplin. Dennen heaVes the shot. One Hundred Twenty two ...TRHCH Davis goes over the bar dred Twenty-tht Wally Wins. Get set. HELL. . .. Rutha, Virginia, and Dortha demonstrate. Lily starts a fast game of soccer Pep! That something going hand in hand with these girls as they learn fun and sportsmanship in the gym, Com- peting in tournaments of volley ball, bas- ketball, tennis, baseball, and relays of all sorts, they learn to lose as cheerfully as they Win. In the pictures above and in the following pages, We see these Ama- zons in action-Let's stop and watch them play. Bend down, sister --Betty! IHTRHIHURHL SPORTS BASEBALL After a fast and exciting session of fun and rivalry, Ethel Owens' team of hard-hitting baseball players de- feated Virginia Tyler's flying squad- ron in the finals of the gym girls' baseball tournament. HIT PIN Hit Pin has likewise proved to be a popular and not easy to win sport this year. In the finals Margaret Owens led her team to victory, forc- ing Betty Stoneking's aces into second place. Second Row- Mar- garet Owens, Nor- delia Higdon, Doris Gant, Mozelle Hood. Katherine Bay. First Row -- Ruth Hatlield, Ruby King, Ethel Owens. Alta Harrison, Marguerite Johnson. One Hundred Twenty-five Second Row-Ethel Owens, Doris Gant, Mozelle Hood. First Row - Rose- bud Lamb, Nadine A g g u s , Margaret O w e n s , Roberta S c o t t , Marguerite Johnson. UUHITHHIS The lineup. HPHUSH Jean beats them all. 3 Hildred Bebec, Mary Ochsenbein, Constance Ainley, Marian Smith, Doris Gant. Doris Graue, Meri Louise Browning, Dorothy Lyden, Sally Porter, Jean Jeifers, Jean Wommack. Wham! A perfect backhand shot slices across the net. Even the boys on the side- lines cheer as the game progresses. This year several games were played-both sin- gles and doubles-on the various courts in the city. i r 4 Good game, Doris. One Hundred Twenty-six Q Q 4 HND RECEIVES RECUGHITIUH No S. O. S. for help go-es unanswered in this high school. The student body, when called upon to help, does so willingly and eagerly. Adopting as one of its projects, the distributing of baskets of food to needy families at Thanksgiving, the Student Council called for help. Every home room contributed foodstuffs and money-filling eighteen baskets With their co- operative giving -making eighteen families happy at Thanksgiving. One Hundred T y gh September 19 ..... Election of oilicers. October ........ ..... P etitions presented previously discussed and accepted by Mr. Deatherage November 6 .... .... V arious committees appointed to direct student council projects. November 20 .... ..... T hanksgiving baskets distributed to- eighteen homes. December 2 .... .... . .Halls decorated for Christmas festivities. January 15 .... ---Election of ofiicers for second semester. February 26 rr.. .... C heering squads were organized to promote school spirit. March l ....r. ----Demonstration of student council meeting given in assembly. Sponsors, Mr. Greer and Miss Colvin President, Dale Cearnal Vice-President, Elroy Pratt Secretary, Rosemary Edminster Treasurer, Johnny Martin Sergeant-at-Arms, Lee McKee Parliamentarian, Marie Reeves They win who work and serve Fifth Row-Clyde Simmons, Wallace Wilson, Bill Davis, Gordon Waldrop, George Dennis, James Diles. Fourth Row-Everett Ard, Loye Crenshaw, Max Bard, Roy Lee Daniel, Milburn Carlson. Third Row-Earl Patchin, Lee McKee, Jack Maret, Batista Castigno, Glen Martin, Elroy Pratt, Newell Scott, Mack Davis. Second Row-Dale Cearnal. Johnny Martin, Jean Tipton, Emma Nell Brown, Billie Harrison, Betty Jo Horn. i First Row-Patricia Burgess, Marie Reeves, Lois Jane Bradtield, Ellen Woods, Frances Bass, Lawanda Butler. One Hundred Twenty-nine I C' Sixth Row-Herman Schulte, Mary Elizabeth Knight, Bryant Bradley, Lloyd Reis, Lewis Morgan, Myron McIntosh. Fifth Row- Snyder, Reuben Mills, Rosemary Edminster, Carl Bass, Ross Burns, Elroy Pratt. Mack Davis, Roy Denton. Fourth Row--Harry Betty Jo Williams. Lois Brewer, Verna Lee Hurlbut, Madeline Campbell, Betty Ruth Hooper, Marie Reeves, Leffen Pflug. Third Dale Cearnal, Phyllis Kelso, Dorothy Lyden, Frances Moffett, Martha Kassab, Margaret Bull, Nora Lee Bauer. Hildred Bebee. Second Joan Wheeler, Verla Jackson, Betty Shapiro, Jeane Clinch, Virginia Tyler, Martha Jean Falk, Patty Lacey. First Row-Roy Lee Virginia Hagensicker, Lillian Young, Elizabeth Degginger, Norma Rayl, Joann Montaldo, Billie Ruth Waring, Billy Pierceall. Picture-Jerry Cohen, Betty Bailey, Willa Mae Gilbreath. ' HHTIUIIHL HUIIUH SUCIETU Richard Brown, Row- Row- Daniel, Not in VALEDICTOR-IAN SALUTATORIAN Dorothy Lyden Lzllzan Young One Hundred Thirty ss- October 3 ..... Cartoon Party- ................ High School Gym. October ll ..... --- Modern Czechoslovakia - .... Helen Markowitz November 15 ..... .... , Characters in Books .... -. ......,,c Mrs. Ruhl December ...... .... . Christmas Baskets -- .......,.,........ Annual Project February 28 .,.,. March 21 ....... March 29-3l--s April 16- ..., Sponsors, Miss Elliott, Miss Williamson, Miss Griffith, Miss Krieckhaus President Joann Montaldo Vice-President Marie Reeves ' Sophomore Program Easter Assembly ....... ----.Tri-State Conference Annual Banquet .... -----------.Audrey Woods, chairman The Reverend Ridpath, speaker --r----.----------Okmulgee, Oklahoma r--.High School Cafeteria Secretary, Willa Mae Gilbreath B I H I- H E S E H V ES Treasurer, Margaret Bull Programs, Alice Houston To find and give the best Tenth Row-Bond, Love, Gooch, Leffen, Shockley, Higdon, Combs, Plumlee, Hall. Payne, Wilson, Hinds, Stewart, Scifers, Jeffers, Neblett, Price, Knight, Beasley. Ninth Row-Burgess, Thurman, Davenport, Krudwig, Alexander, Degginger, Longacre, Rayl, Warner, Phillips, Farmer, Sanders, Weilep, Koch, Tappana, Blackburn, Smoot, Day, Allison, Kelley, Kelso, Jewitt, Wofford, Cashner, Brown. Eighth Row-Townley, Fletcher, Holman, Caput, Burt, Gilbreath, Shapiro, Wade, Farneman, Tipton, Denno. Smith, Hagensicker, Manzer. Seventh Row-Thompson, Porter, Stevens, Kassab, Bradfield, Butler, Bell, Ochsenbein, Vicory, Hill, Leslie, Lankford, Gordon, Fischer. Sixth Row-Houston, Bardwell, Williams, Reeves, Webb, Horn. Fifth Row-Paschall, Branch, Outland, Bull, Paschall, Snow, Bass, Hessinger, Ware, McDonald, Metsker, Hoadley, Huser. Fourth Row-Moore, Daniels, House, Creech, Brewer, Brown, Osborn, Rhodes. Brotherton, Duke, Fannin, Falk, Moore, English, Famuller, Laird. Third Row-Bottenfield, Philiber, Coffman, Bumgarner, Knisely, Maier, Riggs, Belk, Jackson, Nolan, Henley, DuRall, Montaldo, Thompson, Waring, Thomas, Masters, Dreisbach, Roberts, Bauer. Lacey, Gates. Second Row-Gant, Flint, Rober. Ferneau, Wommack, Coffey, Toles, Ellis, Hagensicker, Wallace, Johnson, Schaffer, Lamb, Filler. Bebee. First Row-Williams, Moore, Ainley, Alper, Taylor, Foster, Fordack, Gregory, Cantrell, Hergenrader, Von Erdmannsdorff, Carter, Ridgeway, Turner, Martin, Davidson, Spence. One Hundred Thirty-one UUHDER THEU STHHD . .. March 7-8-9--N. F. L., Liberty, Missouri Won 7-Lost l-Joplin Second March 20--Miami, Oklahoma Won 8-Lost 0-No awards made March 22-23-Picher, Oklahoma Won 22-Lost 4-Joplin First March 29--Lexington, Missouri Won 1-Lost 3 March 29-30-Drury College, Springfield, Mo. Won 6-Lost 1-Joplin Second April 29-30-Terre Haute, Indiana N. F. L. National Contest Bob and Milburn congratulate Marie and Dorothy. Dorothy and Marie, Oklahoma City Champs. DEBATE SCHEDULE November 10-ll-Pittsburg, Kansas Won 28-Lost 12-Joplin Second December 8-9-Coffeyville, Kansas Won 15-Lost ll-Lost in semi-finals January 12-13-Kansas City, Kansas Won 15-Lost 5-Joplin Third February 2-3-Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Won 20-Lost 7-Joplin First February 10-Joplin Junior College Won 13--Lost 3-Joplin withdrew at quar ter finals February 23-24-Bolivar, Missouri Won 9-Lost 6-Joplin Second March l-S. W. T. C., Springfield, Missouri Won4-Lost 2-Joplin Second One Hundred Thirty-two . . . DEBHTE HHIJ SPEECH In conference. Standing-Glen Martin, Bob Busby, Gordon Waldrop. Dorothy Lyden, Milburn Carlson, Dalc Cearnal. Sitting- Joann Montaldo, Rosemary Eclminster, Billie Harrison, Billie Ruth Waring, Mr. Ballinger CCoachj, Nora Lee Bauer, Jeanc Clinch, Bill Russell, Marie Reeves. SPEECH SCHEDULE October 28-Drury College, Dramatic Reading, Rosemary Edminster ..... .First March 7-8-9-N. F. L., Dramatic Reading, Rosemary Edminster .....,. ........... F inals Extempore Speaking-Billie Harrison, Finals, Milburn Carlson .... ...... S emi-finals March 16--S. W. T. C., Springfield, One Act Play ........................... .......... F irst April 6-Bolivar, One Act Play ................................. .,.... E irst April 20-Pittsburg, One Act Play ...... ..... ......... ....... .... . F i r st Best Player-Joann Montaldo Extempore Speaking-Billie Harrison, First: Milburn Carlson .... .... . Second Interpretative Reading-Rosemary Edminster .............. . .... .. ......... --- .....................-...r.. .......,r..,...... S econd In Back-Gordon Waldrop, Milburn Carlson. In Front-Barbara Ann Bell, Billie Ruth Waring, Rosemary Edminster, Marie Reeves, Jeane Clinch, Joann Montaldo, Nora Lee Bauer, Dorothy Lyden, Glen Martin. All aboard for N. F. L. Convention. One Hundred Thirty-three BE We're all here but the football teams. Endurance test. Gentlemen of leisure. Go easy, Dick. Just posing CU One Hundred Thirty-four HS UTHERS SEE US J CLUB TEAM FACULTY TEAM J Club Team. Back Row--Captain Harry, Jack, Back Row-O. T., Walter, Charles, Faculty Team. Floyd, Max, Coach Flash, Ray, Jiggs, Joe, Harold H., Harold M., Charley doffs another layer. Robert. J. T., Referee Art. Bathing Beauty Huffman. First Row-Bill H., Bill C., Roy, First Row-Elsey, Robert, Runt, Water Boy Bradley and thirsty faculty Robert, Mickey. Norman, Glen R. 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W. q DoC p BoYD 2608 MAIN PHONE 1382 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '40 er 41- if msn MAIN PHONE 1401 WSENIORSM There is something particularly satisfying about the Well-Groomed feeling that comes as a result of having clothes Cleaned and Pressed by I ' r LU1111n110111f ,1111111111s 'fl II Il 11 1 ll 1111 1111 1111 1111 ll ofa OHddFyb 'I' Ji' , I III llII ?I V I 3 gMIIIIIII I AMN IIEQ 'I 'I II IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIAZE RRIIIIQIIIIIIIFII 'lruu-if' X A PIONEER OF THE PAST, A LEADER OF TODAY THE EAGLE-PICHER COMPANIES HAVE GROWN WITH THE TRI-STATE DISTRICT, AND THEIR DESTINY IS INTERWOVEN WITH THE FUTURE PROSPERITV OF THE-DISTRICT. 'TAS JOPLIN AND THE DISTRICT MOVE FORWARD EAGLE-PICHER WILL CONTINUE TO BE VITALLV CONCERNED WITH THE PROSPER- ITY AND WELL-BEING OF THE WHOLE TRI-STATE COMMUNITY. EAGLE-PICHER THE EAGLE-PICHER LEAD COMPANY THE EAGLE-PICHER MINING 8: SMELTING COMPANY 'i' 'I' d + lm Ill! llli llll fill llll llll Ill Ill Iillv-llll llll llll llll Illl llll I + CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '40 Joplin Lumber Company G. W. GEORGE EDDS, Manager 13th and Wall St. Phone 456 Dependable Builders Needs SWITCH TO DODGE AND SAVE MONEY SALES - SERVICE Wlglv PLYMoUTH S . DODGE DODGE-PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS 6th and Pearl Sts. Joplin, Mo. Phone 912 Congratulations to Class of ,40 THE NEW IIEUJIIIIIIHB un u gl OHddF li SIIHPLU SHID Coach Herrod Cexplaining a playj: Now watch the board while I go through it. Mr. Vawter: Only fools are positive. Joe McCormick: Are you sure? Mr. Vawter: I am positive. Coach Mikkelson: Were you out after two, last night? Bryant Bradley: No, Coach, only after one. Bob Higgins: What d'ya mean telling her I'm a fool? Bernice Cantrell: Sorry, I didn't know it was a secret. Mr. Greer: I'm going to give you a piece of my mind. Lee McKee: Just a small helping, please. Advice for Senior friendships: If you are only a little pebble in her life, try being a little boulder. Yes, like the man who met the girl in the revolving door and has been going around with her ever since. Ruth was truly repentent and sought to make amends. Clarence, she cried, I'm sorry I treated you the way I did last week. Oh, that's all right, honey, Clarence replied. I saved S30 while we weren't on speaking terms. Bill Hinkle and his car C?j : Do you do repairing here? Garage Owner: Yeah, but we don't do manufacturing. Leffen Pflug: Are you going to the basketball game tonight? Richard Snyder: I don't know, I can always tell what the score will be before the game. Leffen: I'll bet you the price of a pair of tickets you can't. Richard: I'll take that bet. The score before the game tonight will be nothing to nothing. Miss Colvin received her pay envelope, and after extracting the money, held it up for the class to see. What is this, Lois? she asked by way of a general knowledge test. A pay envelope, Miss Colvin, said Lois Brewer. And what does it contain? she went o-n. Money, said Lois. Your salary. Any further questions? Please, Miss Colvin, said Lois who had been studying the envelope in silence, where do you work? The Prodigal Son spent his money, next he pawned his coat, then his vest- Pinally he came to himself. . Miss Price: A fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answer. Dick Childs: That's probably the reason why so many of us flunk in exams. Mr. Hartman: Can you give me an example of wasted energy? Beverly Sowers: Yes sir: telling a hair-raising story to a bald-headed man. Miss Buckeridge: Translate 'rex fugit.' Whitney Smith: The king flees. Miss Buckeridge: But this may be perfect, use has. Whitney: The king has flees. One Hundred For 1 U sfo lll llll llll llll llll IIII -D ll ey BATTERIES GREASING WESQEG Kelly Tires GAS OIL GOOCI'I'S 53. TIRE aa BATTERY NORTHEAST CORNER Phone 232 - 233 7TH AND WALL JOPLIN, MO. COMPLIMENTS SENIORSI w 1110116111153 spam' sions 'Sporting Goods Exclusively 307 Joplin St. PHONE 283 Joplin, Mo. Compliments Class of '40 You will be smartly dressed if you choosetowear Fashion Lane Foo-t Wear C A F E 354.95 and 35.95 V We Specialize in FOR THE BOY Better Steaks The favorite of the college campus Friendly Shoes 35.00 and 355.50 R. O. T. C. Oxfords, 33.95 Still the Best Place to EAT BRECK' 313-15 Main Joplin, Mo. B 0 0 T S I-I 0 P PHONE 1133 New Location, 527 Main St. cis un--nn nn nu nu nn nu nu nu nn nu 1 un llll ofa OHddFy III llll llll llll llll llll llll Ill! llll ml llll llll Ill llll llll llll llll ull ml llll llll lm lill llll llll llll FARNSWGRTI-I ' 610 fzcsfs WE MAKE THOSE CORSAGES SHE LOVES TO WEAR JOPLIN Best Wishes to the Class f Q.-A 11 9 41 0 A-.Q rl r r' r' r N Drlrnwrlf ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Marco 's Best Flour It's milled in Joplin MARCC MILLS, Inc. DEMAND - - TRU-LI-PURE IC E c R E A M SOUTHWESTERN ICE CREAM CO 02 WALL PHONE 855 llll lm ull ull lm ml lm llll lm lm llll III! llll lul llll llll ull llll Illl ml llll llll ull llll ull llll lm 'V lit nl nu llll ull lm ull ull ml I un-zml llll ml llll Illl I 4' H. R. SATTERLEE H. A. SATTERLEE THE SCI-IULTE PLUMBING AND HEATING co. SINCE 1892 C ER TIFIED HAVE IT IRON FIREMAN STOKERS STEAM AND HOT W DONE .21 and WATER HEATING RIGHT OIL BURNERS TELEPHONE 3660 DELCO OIL BURNER SANITARY PLUMBING 526 IOPLIN STREET IOPLIN, MO. GHCITTS DANCES CLASSES PRIVATE LESSONS X, A If You Can Walk-We'll Teach You to Dance. LEARN NOW! BE WITH THE CROWD! ERICKSON DANCE ACADEMY Where Correct Dancing Is Taught COMPLIMENTS T . f BIIEBISELHE MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS WOODWORK and BUILDING SPECIALTIES JOPLIN. MISSOURI 12TH and WALL STS. PHONE 677 tio u nn nn nn un nn nn un un ml lm lm ml ,N 4, O H a' d F y it ll llll ml lm llll nn lm llll ull ull Il 4. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '40 l0PlIN TRANSFER X: STURAGE C0 EXCLUSIVE LOCAL AGENTS AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO. NATION-WIDE FURNITURE MOVERS 507 EAST FIFTH ST. PHONE 198 Congratulation Class of '40-Your Fathers and Mothers. R e m e m b e I th e JAMISUN DRUG EUMPANY 614 MAIN STREET - IOPLIN'S OLDEST DRUG STORE as a Reliable place to trade We Specialize in Prescriptions, Surgical Supplies-Soda Fountain-Lunches. COMPLIMENTS UNITED ADVERTISING CORP. of Texas Poster Advertising-Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma CADILLAC 0 LASALLE automobiles Davis Cadillac Company A AND MAIN . IOPLIN, MO. + ll IIII llll Illl llll Illl llll IIII IIII Illi llll llll Illl + OHd dF + llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll I llll llll llll ll + BOWL Q EOR HEALTH Join the Exercise , Recreation High School League For a slim figure For Boys and Girls MEET ME AT THE MODERN RECREATIONS, INC. A, B, C, SANCTIONED ALLEYSH 515 Joplin Phone 1270 f f QKMQMOU 5 ewefwy fiom 5 Q Fine Watches and Diamonds School and Class Jewelry Gifts of Charm and Beauty At lV1olloy's--620 Main See Molloy's Before You Buy Dependable Jewelers for 15 Years Own Your Own Home and Be Happy . . H E L l REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE WILL EXCHANGE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT. . PHONE 9 8 4 117 East 7th Street Joplin, Missouri BLACKBURN MOTOR CO. FORD LINCOLN-ZEPHYR MERCURY Phone 660 - 661 4th and Wall Streets 6 I llll llll llll llll llll llll Ill llll! llll llll llll llll llll llll IIII + o H d d Ff y SUGGESTIVE HUHIEHCLHTUHE Tom Helm-Skipper Doris Carr-Automobile Estelle Cookerly-Housewife Bill Kingery--Royal Bessie Short--Little girl Helen Weideman-Gardener Thelma Goodman-Nice girl Cathrine Byrd-High flyer Martha Maze-Undecided Mary Frances Graves-Serious Ralph Newby-Just out Billy Hastings-Hurried Betty Snow-Co-ld Bill Russell-Little noise Mickey Spicer-Seasoned Reuben Mills-Factory owner Louise York-Big town girl O Hddl-'fy Frank Cope-Capable Harry Brown-Suntanned Walter English-Foreigner Nannie Mae Quillan-Author Lenval Cash-Wealthy Jimmy Stone-Rather hard Ruth Wetherell-All around girl Leffen Pflug-Pilot Ross Burns-Plenty hot Beverly Sowers-Sourpuss Carl Bass-Fisherman Bob Wheeler-Trucker Jerry Sain-Level-headed Jack Townley-City slicker George Little-Small boy Richard Stout-Big fellow Virginia Ball-Bouncer Norma Rayl-Kinda thin Barbara Ann Bell-Can be heard Albert Stewart-Attendant Jeane Clinch-Hold tight Lee Eisman-Iceman Patty Lacey-Tied up Billie Ruth Waring-Long lifed Goldie Darby-Horse race Helen Louise Knight-A gallant Manis White-Clean Roy Campbell-Soup dealer Perry Freeman-No ties Robert Scott-Thrifty Norma Jean Key-She fits y yours Rlffrh of no doubt lead er you enter the essional world, or engage in ing, I'll still be helping you to make life more enjoyable, more profitable. So, along with congratulations for the successful completion of your public s activities, I extend best W' future to you all. QW' ' Ivleassunslea A Pefazzii from X T zQmswQufglueQQn'mm Congra tula tions Graduates! I Wonder if any of you realize how interested I 've been in your education ever since your first day in school. Through my company, I have not only rovided good lighting for your studying and erformed many other electrical - services, but, a goodly portion of my wages have gone to help maintain the public school system from which you are graduating this year. And now, standing on the threshold the future, your paths of life will in many directions. Wheth business or prof ' home-Mak' chool ishes fo r the Slncerel , Your Electrical Servant. e dred Fiffifthrc sfo ul u 1 n .ig EVERYTHING TO US, GOOD PICTURES TO YOU. I q a S THAT NAME MEANS 424 Miners Bank Bldg., JOPLIN See Us For- 7 STATIONERY TICKETS WEDDING 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS C U m P PROGRAMS ETC. FUUD SERVICE The P. Schnur Printing Co. 4th and Virginia Telephone 335 Phone 751 405 West D St. ESBESBE BDIIIPHIIY 5c, IOC and 25C Store 81.00 Store 506 Mein Street 11.55 514 Mein Street The Community's Necessity Joplin, Missouri ll Ill llll llll nll llll ll ll OHddFf 4' 'I' WE THANK You FOR YoUR OFFERING THE FINEST PATRONAGE E IN FINE JEWELRY MEMWW GMD I C E C REA M ELGIN v HAMILTON Butter WALTHAM Cheese Products of Q T0 66' B E A T R 1 o E CREAMERY co. fweeyeiwmny Phone 1301 505 Virginia 509 MAIN Compliments of The SH. Spark Zgumher Qin. PHONE 505 Where The Greatest Number Buy Their Lumber BAKERY T 5559 91- Ri LUQFEE gummefz Dance Gam? if sTUD1o 215 E. 12 sun PHoNE 4408 llll Illl Illl Illli -llll IIII Illl IIII IIN IIII llll llll llll llll Illl llll llll Illl llll llll Ill IIII llll llll llll Illl llll llll Illl llll llll Illl ll!! Illl Illl llll llll llll llll Illl Illl Illl KEYSTUNE LAUNDRY CLEANING 0 PRESSING 410 Virginia h H Phone Make Our Phone Line Your P 0 e 4 3 0 0 Clothes Line 4 3 0 1- FGEPJLJIN CEMENT COC. 1002 Moffet, Joplin, Mo. The Best Building Material CONGRATULATIONS CGMPLIMENTS CLASS OF '40 SENIORS Use . wi Ye a 1' s o f Service to 'e Q' R . iff America DIXQEL Buy at . . . Sears,Roebuck and C0I11P2111Y PIONEER OIL co. - - - and Save JoPL1N, Mo. Ill IIII llll lln llll Illl llll lm ull llll llll unffllll llll VIII IIII llll llll IIII ull Illl Illl llll IIII llll lm llll llll Biggest bluffer- .,..... Eussiest .... - ........ Laziest .........,.. Nosiest ...........,... - .... Most mischievious ..p... Best booster .... - ....... - Book-worm ..... -- Hardest worker ..... Most serious ........ .--- Most irresponsible - ..... - SEHIUH STHTISTICS Most popular girl, .........................................,..............,........... --------Bob CStoogej Heinz -Dorothy Lyden --------- Joan Wheeler --------- George Gooch ---- Perry Freeman ----- Alice Houston Johnny Martin Jim Davenport ------ Hildred Bebee ----- Robert Kost Morgan Welch Most eccentric -------- -- ----- Elroy Pratt Best student ---------------- --------- - -- ----- Rosemary Edminster Best sport --------------- ---------- -------------. . ----.-------------- - - -- Glenn Weygandt Most likely to succeed- Girls on front row in Vawter's class Most bashful ----------------- --------------------- 1 ---------------- B ill Campbell Neatest ------------------------ -------------- D ale Cearnal Most popular boy ---------- Most popular magazine Charles Ellington ------- King Comics Ladies man ------------------- ---------.---- B ob Burro-w Most interested in boys -------- Christine Stewart Most popular subject ----------- .Study Hall Most popular teacher ----- ---- Experience Most attractive girl ------ ------------------------------------ . . Marie Reeves Most awkward ----- ---------------------------------------- M arvin Jacobs Most love-sick ------- Nellouise DeVaney and John Secrest Most foolish ------------ ---.------------------------------------ - Elinor Flick Most radical ------------------- .------ - Murl Turner Most argumentative ---- Quietest ----.----------------- Sleepiest in classes ------- Best orator --------.---.-- Best football player ----- Best basketball player ----- Best dancer CGirlj ----- Best dancer fBoyj ----- - Wears loudest shirts --- Worst giggler -------------.--- Most talkative CBoyJ Most talkative CGirlj ---- Baldest ------------------------ Smartest ----------------.-- Worst punster ----.----------- Hottest trap drummer ------- Best natured --------.---------- Biggest pencil moocher Liveliest ---.---------------.- Has the reddest hair ---- O Hundred Ff y Albert Stewart ---- Miriam McClain ------------- Lee McKee ----- Joann Montaldo Harry Brown ------ Don Attebury --------- Mary Leggett ------- Don McAfferty Jerry Cohen Martha Moses -------- Robert Schink ----------------- Betty Bailey ------- Melbourne Wheeler ------------ Betty Shapiro Mack Davis -------- Bob Higgins ------- Bettie Simmons ------ Vernon Lang Lois Brewer ----- Burl Laird CP Ill llll llll Illl llll Illl Ill I llll nil I ull ull llll ull llll lm llll llll llll ull lm ml In gig Compliments to Class of 1940 CONGRATULATIONS from S H A D Y ,S The Meeker Co., Inc. FINE LEATHER GOODS - Look for the Meeker name when you buy a Handbag, Billfold, or other articles MEET and EAT AT in Leather, 5 H A U Y ' 5 ' ' ' ' IT IS YOUR 2703 Main Joplin, Mo. GUARANTEE GGRAINEY ROOFS FOR RAINY WEATHER and CUSTOM-BUILT FLOOR COVERINGS RAINE Y-BONHAM ROOFING COMPANY Phone 638 JOPLIN, MO. 301 E. 4th St. Congratulations to Class of 1940 SAGMOUNT IHIOTIEIL DANCES DINNERS PARTIES HORSEBACK RIDING l Illl llll Illl lm llll ml ml ml lln llll ull Illl llll ml lm o H ddzrfy 'f' -1- 5 Y' y JOPLIN ASSEMBLY yy ORDER OF 9 o V ilhrtnhnm Y, . M fur M, BALDWIN M CHAPTER Q5 ORDER OF V 4 villlnlag Extend congratulations and best Wishes to graduating QE I H 5 5 0 f 1 9 4 G 4' -1- d Ff X 1 llll ull lm llll llll Illl lm ull + ml llll--ull llll lm ull nu lm lm--llll ull 4. CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF '40 FUX and OFIHIQIIISIEIIHUUHT X 4 'Q Jop1in's Most Distinguished Theaters Enjoy the Finest Motion Pictures . . Here in an Atmosphere of . . . . Courtesy and Comfort . . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '40 3 NJ' Congratulations BURGESS and Best Wishes Insurance to C2355 . I ,, 0 Excluslve y 1940 JOPLIN, MO. A KJ' 'I' -1- ofzddsy oft un nu llll .fa C o m p lim e n ts Joplin urniture Company 706-708 MAIN ST. JOPLIN, MO. Good furniture . . Since 1897 L. S. H E A D Commercial Photographer PF hd 214 West 4th Street Oiiice Phone 3144 Rooms 1 and 2 Res. Phone 1673 Holland Furnaces MAKE WARM FRIENDS A. M. SCHATZMAN, Local Mgr. GAS - CCJAL - OIL 718 Main Phone 71 oft I un mu nn un nu un un un nn un me nu un un un un . un llll III up Hll IH H HH!! HT J. H. S. , Students of J. H. S. at home asleep. Students arrive-bright?-alert?-and ready for anything. Bell rings as usual-Students stand in the hall as usual. Tardy bell rings and the big rush to home rooms is on-Teachers dodge fearfully behind their doors to keep from being trampled underfoot. Bell rings-Classes pass-Dick Childs stands in the hall and talks to Jean Morgenthaler-Teachers glare. Mary Louise Hamm appears-Late as usual! Chorus sings Onward Christian Soldiers. Is it for our benefit? Bell rings-Classes pass-Dick Childs stands in the hall and talks to Charlotte Wise-Teachers glare. Everyone troops in to assembly that runs as follows-We applaud the football team-We applaud the basketball team-We applaud the debate team-We applaud a story told by Mr. Deatherage-We just applaud. Bell rings-Classes pass-Dick Childs stands in the hall and talk to Mary Leggett-Teachers glare. Second hour speech class-Joe McCormick catches up on his beauty sleep. Bell rings-Classes pass-Dick Childs stands in the hall and gets talked to by Elinor Flick-Teachers glare. Third hour study hall Ca special period thoughtfully set aside by the school in order that the boys may rest and relax and the girls may repair their make-upb. Lunch! It's about time!! Back to study hall CMrs. Chestnut spends this period working on her invention-an effective gag to be used on the more talkative studentsj. Bell rings-Classes pass-Dick Childs stands in the hall and talks to Sally Leffen-Teachers glare. Fourth hour biology-Mr. Mitchell has a little fun this period by scaring' the girls with a snake-but they don't seem to appreciate his sense of humor-He wonders why. Bell rings-Classes pass-A riot in the third floor hall-Miss Reed versus Miss Robinson's fifth hour Senior English class. Fifth hour Latin--The masculine members of this class spend almost all of the period grouped around the bulletin board on which is pinned a picture of Ann Sheridan as Venus De Milo-Just ask LeRoy Colley! Bell rings-Classes pass-Dick Childs stands in the hall and talks to Dorothy Lyden--Teachers glare. Sixth hour orchestra practice-as usual Mr. Coulter and Roy Lee Daniel almost go into hysterics over something which must be very funny but what zt zs the rest of the orchestra can never find out. Bell rings and classes are dismissed for the day-Dick Childs stands in the hall and looks sad and dejected because he can't find anyone to talk to-Students drag themselves to their lockers and find they are much to tired to take home any lessons after a day of intense thinking and terrific action at Good Old J. H. S. One Hundred S y ll IIII IIII IIII llll Illl Illl Illll Illl Illl IIII Illl ltll llll llll IIII llll Illl llll ' 'MII Hll Illl IIII IIII llll Illl llll llll llll Illl I TO THE STUDENTS OE TODAY-CITIZENS OE TOMORROW WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISI-IES FOR SUCCESS THIS YEAR. Own an Olds CARROTHER MOTOR COMPANY Sales S1110 Service 306 W. 6th St. Phone 4100 Phone 1452 Down Town Gardens Night Phone 3514 823-27 Joplin St. Phone 9 3 8 TROUTMAN'S I The House That Service Built FLOWERS 118 W. Fifth Street Quality Flowers For All Occasions Flowers by Wire Any Place CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '40 from the DIST'RICT'S LEADING SPORTING GOODS STORE JOPLIN HARDWARE STORE 628 Main Street Joplin, Missourr .F I llll llll llll Illl IIII llll I lm IIN 'Ill I llll I1l + OHddSyl -5- - - -'-, f'-' 4. 1 COMPLIMENTS OF QZARK IENGHNIEIERHNG CUMPANY ,QQ STEEL CONSTIRUCTQRS JOPLIN, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF 3'-'f A aqui Sku- ,IE -4-lijdsv '--RN X i W - 433 svn I J 'Nw? A Y AND AMERICA NUR DRY CLEANING LONNIE COLLINS ROLLAND SHADDAY MJ UST CLEANLINESSW CW 'l1F1..1eQlI5i1.fQ' 211 CUURT HOUSE BLDG. iE2 li'5 OUI' I H S U H H H CE . XAXCIVQIJCISQVS 'I' 4- O H d S f llll I llll IIII IIN Illl Illl llll ll!! llll IIII ll H3EHlKDTVEA EHPARMHHIEQBPJ H1EK5HPQ afclies We Offer Our CONGRATULATIONS TO 1940 Senior Class. Make Our Store Your Headquarters for Your - Gift Buying. REEVES JEWELRY 406 MAIN PHONE 1646 Congratulations Class of '40 is yours for 1940, new ideas for care of the hair, the skin, the nails-they're all yours when you attend your beauty at Shulersl H G E Permanent Waves Priced 31.00 to 310.00 PERMANENT SPECIALS S3 50 Wave S2 O0 Hose that wear. 35130 Wave f 33150 Lingerie and For Appointment, Phone 2138 Wash F rocks of Quality. I4 l I 'zS. Ll. Zfz S I' L J Oppe 616 Joplin Street O H ndrcd S1 J f 'I' 4- l SHIP! LUUH! LISTEN! Our Advertising Staff Says: We believe Joplin is the best place for Joplinites. Trade at home and boost our town, which in turn will boost our school. Please, we urge our readers to patronize as often as possible the firms these ads repre- sent. When making a purchase mention the fact that ul saw it in the Joplimof' aio lm nn , nn u llll llll gig Compliments of R. gl S. MUTUR SALES CU. 4th and Pennsylvania A for Economical Transportation - A Chevrolet Distributors The Largest Automobile Dealers in the District J OPLIN CARTHAGE Compliments to Class of '40 Bruton's Automatic Supply RENT ONE FOR YOUR NEXT PRIVATE PARTY- DELIVERED ANY PLACE IN THE DISTRICT Phone 617 1619 Main MELTING ICE DOES WHAT NOTHING ELSE CAN DO! It provides vitalized air with just the right amount of moisture-Plocks of crystal clear, hard-frozen cubes that do not give beverages an off taste - Assures constant circulation of clean-washed, odor-free air. Remember-COLD ALONE is not enough. MINERS ICE AND FUEL COMPANY Ollice l0th and Kentucky Plant 10th and Penn. Telephone 398 'P I llll IIII llll llll IIII llll llll llll llll II Illl llll llll I I IIII llll llll Ill CP OHddSu CONGRATULATIONS GENERAL Sfffl PRODUCTS co. 2002 WEST SEVENTH PHONE 225 ANYTHING IN SHEET OR STRUCTURAL STEEL MAKE THIS STORE HEADQUARTERS EOR ALL TYPES OE FOOTWEAR RUSENBERFHS SHOE STORE O O 523MA1N G LE N'S KITCHIN POTATO FRESH DAILY CHIPS NUT MEATS, SALAD DRESSING, PICKLES, ETC. 2206 MAIN PHONE 79 COMPLIMENTS F. W. Wunlwnrth Eumpamj Where your Money Buys the Most 517 MAIN JOPLIN, MO. Since its inception it has been the aim of the Joplin High School to help satisfy the desire for Knowledge. Since 1896 The Joplin Globe has endeavored to satisfy the desire for News. The Joplin News-Herald has served the same purpose since 1872. L Q The Sun Rises with THE GLOBE and Sets with the NEWS HERALD CDERN 'ROGERS ROGERS lRON WDRKS 00. ENGINEERS 1 FOUNDERS - MACHINISTS Joplin, Missouri 11TH AND PEARL STS. PHONE 52 1 COMPLIMENTS BALAY'S GRCCERY T QUALITY Q QUANTITY The Friendly Food Store WE DELIVER 615 West 17th PHONE 1547 + ll llll llll itll Il llll llll Illl IIII !lIl IMI Il + I OHddS Ill llll Illl nll llll llll Illl lml Im llll lm llll lm un lm llll ll KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER AT REDINGS MILL SWIM AND PICNIC AT THE PARK or DINE AND DANCE AT THE INN OUR TRAINING Lifts the individual above mediocrity, and opens up business opportunities that do not come to the untrained. Joplin Business College O O I FOR HEATING AND COOKING IS 'A' CLEANER CONVENIENT f HEALTHF UL 'A' ECONOMICAL ' CAREFREE ' IDEAL THE GAS SERVICE CO. Of! I nn II un nu nn nn nn nu nn un nu nn un ll nn ul 0,0 OHddS + IMI llll IIII Illl llll llll llll lm llll Illl llll llll Ill! .P Kansas City-Nevada-Joplin-Fayetteville-Fort Smith-Little Rock CROWN COACH COMPANY N. E. Corner 3rd and Joplin-UNION BUS TERMINAL Phone 178 Compliments Wallace Brothers Packing Co. Packers of BEST YET HAMS, BACON, BAKED HAMS, BOILED HAMS AND LUNCHEON MEATS Joplin, Missouri To The Class of 1940 OUR BEST WISHES FOR EVERY SUCCESS JoPuN ToBAcc:o COMPANY 4' nn llll un un 4, ddS y Illl Illl Illl IIII llll MII lil! IIII IIII Illl llll IIII llll llll IIII Illl llll IIII llll Illl IIII IXII IIII Ulf uv un un un Inq. IOPLIN NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY JOPLIN, MISSOURI OFFICERS: . E. SPENCER, Chairman of Board J. E. GARM, President F. P. GILTNER, V. Pres. '25 Cashier G. L. SPONABLE, Asst. Cashier GUY MCI-IENRY, Asst. Cashier A DIRECTORS: L. S. BOUCHER F. P. GILTNER C. D. CI-IRISTMAN L. R. REYNOLDS C. MEEKER A. E. SPENCER J. E. GARM C. G. HENDERSON ARNOLD LEONARD Established 1890 SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES GENERA L TRUST DEPARTMENT SAVINGS INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT Member Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance BANKING COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF '40 IBAIQ ES AND LI BEAUTY IHODDE 6342 Main Street Joplin, Mo. COMPLIMENTS OF- 3-WINNER CLOTHI G- 3 634 Main Street JOPLIN, MO. ll Vlll IIII Illl IIII llll tit un 4+ One Hundred Seventy-two Compliments of 2. enm, ompaml Glass of 'Lf V Always Striving to Serve the Tri-State District Better Shop at PENNEY'S and SAVE .lip-frown Garage J'.'I I CONVENIENT FOR COMPLETE SERVICE 413-15 Joplin Street Phone 979 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '40 EW- ETHOD CLEA ER Phone 873 619 West 19th Street oft ll llll ull llll lllll llll lm llll llll ull ll up OHddS h THE BUSINESS MAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE IOPLIN PRINTERS and BINDERS OF THE I 1940 JOPLIMO PICTURED ABOVE IS OUR OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND STATIONERY STORE, LOCATED AT 114 WEST FIFTH STREET. HERE YOU WILL FIND COMPLETE STOCKS OF MOST EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR THE CON- DUCT OF THE MODERN BUSINESS OFFICE. WE IN- VITE YOU TO COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND FOR IDEAS AND DEVICES WITH WHICH TO MAKE YOUR OFFICE WORK EASIER AND MORE EFFICIENT. YOU WILL FIND OUR STOCKS ARE WELL DISPLAYED .... MODERATELY PRICED AND OUR SALESMEN COURTE- OUS AND HELPFUL. PRINTING COMPANY COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS Advertising and Commercial Printers PLANT AND OFFICES 220 WEST SECOND STREET TELEPHONE For Any Department o Hdds tyf Q0 . - nu nn I gig Il un ml ull Congratulations class of '40 i l CARES sl-not STORE CREAM THAT WHIPS D f FOTTI dee f . Q R-N , A I IN ssulxrurem . Geam'FJp B BKOTTLES Du, Q .i,..,p,,.-ifw... ii'-E3 'mwnuti lg knee' Xe--AW ' CREAM TOP MILK GATEWAY CREAMERY C0- Phone 3000 COME IN See the Luxurious new Goodyear Double-Eagle Air Wheel THE TIRE OP THE FUTURE New in Principle Built with Rayotwist Long Life Economy Increased Riding Comfort New Safety Unsurpassed Beauty Goodyear Service Phone 840 7th and Wall u ml CUVERS lo BEEKTULD Nl llll llll llll IIII llll llll II I O H 1 li S ffl WAV ll 7 ull llll llll ll llll llll lll When Better Automobiles Are Built BUICK Will Build Them Joplin Motor Co. 'BEST BETCS' BUICK 830 JOPLIN STREET PHONE 1680 CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF 1940 REX THEATRE JOPLIN'S MOST POPULAR SUBURBAN THEATRE 15th and Main St. Phone 2320 MTHOMAS KOIQN M Wine Q,-Yfhotograp hs PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL Court House Building 5th and Joplin CARL N'S Seed - Feed - Hardware INDEPENDENT MERCHANTS 1708 Main Phone 1770 'fl nn u lm nu sfo OHddS 7 ll llll ull llll llll llll Illl llll llll llll ull--ull lull ull l Q9 n nu un I un lm an nn n 'nn nn ll gg. Exclusive agency E:gJL'tvE:elLli-EPIC and Annabella Graduates of ' 1 9 4 O Visit The Vanity for The Best Selections in Shoes The Prettiest Styles From me and Best Values in Joplin PEERLESS MACHINERY co. 401 Michigan Joplin, Mo. Main Main Let Us Help You Plan Your Parties NO REGRETS- when you've chosen the Connor for your functions. 'ff Rendezvous. 'A' Coffee Shop. i' Pup Lunch. if Private Meeting Rooms. A Friendly Hot l J OPLIN M0 TONN6 BARNEY L. ALLIS, President GUY A. LAWS, Manager N of ll lm llll ull ull ull ml llll un ull lm ull llll ml ull ml lm ull ill: ml llll ull llll lull nn Ill ll sb O H d d S Ll CHLEIIDHI! September Intellectual bee begins to buzz in our bonnets as school opens. Seniors make large profit selling Sophs. elevator tickets and assembly passes. Dale Cearnal chosen the big shot president of Student Council. First fire drill. The Sophomores are very much frightened until it dawns upon them that they are too green to burn. 1 g'6h2 Seneca goal kickers didn't! We sent them sadly home with our win, - . Jeane Clinch elected candidate for Koal Queen contest. We'll show those Jayhawkers over at Pittsburg, Kansas what real beauty is! A glutton for work is announced when Hildred Beebee is presented as the 1939-1940 Spyglass Editor. Student Council chooses abolition of detention as its project for the year. Literary societies hold mixers to beco-me acquainted with prospective members. Button, pledge! October Colonel Raymond Briggs speaks in assembly and confirms feminine belief that there's something about a soldier -sigh! sigh! Teachers' convention held 19th to Zlst. Town swarms with intellect while students celebrate a two-day vacation. Senio-rs sleep while Juniors and Sophs. get to work and elect class officers. Students, under direction of Playwrite Deatherage give Who Killed Madam Curricula? You can bet that more than one flunking student con- templated such! November Junior Class Play cast announced. After many weary nights of search- ing Poor Richard is finally found in the person of Sterling Lipscombe. An Apple for the Teacher and Somewhere Over the Rainbow most popular selections played at first band concert. Clarence Young runs Rudy Vallee some competition with his warbling too! Frontenac took the score home, winning, 14-0. Plenty of mud and fists slung in the last quarter of the game. Bout ends with gang Hghtl we won that. Nancy brightens forth in her new red socks! So's our faces! Joplin gridders lost Thanksgiving game to Springfield. Max Bard and 'Howard Lang were hero-es of the game. December Rosemary Edminster wins first place in a dramatic reading contest held at Drury College in Springneld. The pho-tographer has a hard time getting pictures of the faculty at teachers' meeting. CRumor hath it that a new camera was sent forj. Mr. Prescott, here for the Music Clinic, asked by Orchestra members in a signed petition to slow down at ll. The Sapphonians entertain the football boys with a banquet. Harry Brown is elected honorary captain. A general shutdown for repairs! Teachers rush to do last minute shop- ping! Books locked inside lockers! In other words, school is dismissed for Christmas Vacation! January Grind! Grind! Grind! Back to school and mid-year exams. J. H. S. students cram till wee small hours of the morning. Old King Winter obtrudes himself into the center of the picture and even the mercury is trying to crawl into the ground to keep warm. Opening of basketball season. Feather in our most illustrious cap already. We beat Carthage! One Hundred Seventy-eigh CHLEHDHR-Unnlinued Joplin engages first in a gab-slinging contest at Wyandotte, K. C. Kansas, and then a basket-slinging contest. Good work done in both. February National Livestock and Meat Board give exhibition and lecture in assem- bly. Did those pork chops look good! Diamond and Disc hold overall and gingham dance at Woman's Club. Say, who let the pipes and bugler in? Orchestra gives concert with reception for alumni afterward. Spell cat--! She did! Virginia Hagensicker wins finals in school-wide spelling bee. Sophomore debaters win in Bolivar. Windy Gibson uses his steady flow of words to a good advantage. Dale gets all het up as he introduces the senior candidate for Joplimo Queen, Marie Reeves. Presenting, Queen Marie! March Student Council gives assembly in the form of a regular meeting. Boy! Were we embarrassed when the deficiency reports were read. G. assembly-mock court held. Jury retires for jam session. Military ball is a big success-even the Sergeant's pictures were good. Jeane, Billie, Jody and Tex win second place in state N. F. L. debate tournament, making them eligible for the national gab-fest in April. First fear dropped into the basket! We lost Regional Championship to Carthage in overtime period. Sob! Sob! Don , The Silent Atteberry chosen honorary captain of the 1940 basket- ball team. Joplin is scene of State Basketball tourney. McBride High School, St. Louis, emerges as victor. Music festival held 27th, 28th, and 29th. Chief Coulter should really be proud of his students. They're real musicians! April Joplin's foremost students go to Pittsburg for scholarship contest. They know we've been there! Roy Lee Daniels rumored married! It was just a rumor! Juniors hold Jr.-Sr. Prom. Vanishing rumees fseniors in other wordsb accused of using unethical tactics to steal Rhett J unior girls. Senior Class gives Death Takes a Holiday and Charles shows us how its done! Lucky Jeane! Oberlin Quintet performs for music lovers. Joplin's girl-gabbers go to National Forensic Contest in Indiana. Fiesta! Another holiday from school with fun and excitement galore! Ma yR. O. T. C. awards given to best drilled cadets. Maybe all that marching was worth it! Final exams, 13, 14, 15, 16th. Oh knowledge-where art thou? Annual Joplimo banquet. N. H. announced as 1941 editor-in-chief of year book. H1940 Joplimo's issued to students. Look! That's a picture of me! Baccalaureate sermon. Seniors look Very digniied UD in their caps and owns. g Commencement exercises held for graduating seniors. It's been swell knowing you, and working with you, seniors. At last! The great day for the bored of education! Dismissed for sum- mer vacation--three glorious months. 'Till next fall for some of you, good luck to all of you-so long! One Hundred Seventy-n sfo II ll llll ull llll ull ll I .Ll ml ull ull ull I Ill. lm ull nu Illl llll Im lm ull llll ull Im un llll tml. i 1 33EER3?oHnE HQERRINQQQ S Books Stationery Ollice Supplies Photographic Supplies Flowers for All Occasions Athletic Goods Corsages Since 1395 OPEN EVENINGS 613 Main Phone 268 ' 1120 E. 7th st., Joplin JOp1in, Missouri Phone 1205 Night Phone 1885 A GIFT FROM BUTTERFIELDS IS A GIFT INDEED IE WEL ERS Frisco Corner Joplin, Mo. AN INVITATIGN The Water Company is always at home to science classes or any other group of students who are interested in visiting the plant. If you will make an appointment with the manager, he will be glad to take you through the pumping station and also let you see how the water is purified. Supplying water is interesting work and touches your welfare very closely. You should know your own Water Works, and we want to help you to do so. Joplin Water Works Co. .P ll llll Illl IIII llll llll llll Ill! llll llll Illl llll Illl llll llll llll IIII llll llll llll llll Illll IIII llll llll ll! llll H+ One Hundred Eighty ill IIII Illl Illl Illl IIII llll IIIII llll IIII IIII IIII llll Illl Illl IIII Illl llll llll IIII Illl IIII Ml lm llll llll ml llll llll IIII I BAKED THE DAY YOU BUY IT 600 Q55 YOUR GROCER SELLS IT CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ,,,illl,! sjinfiy .+ f R -P. 1 N: 'YT : 5 5 was if ZQEGIOR' 1n..,,w,.,,a AMERICAN LEGION ROBERT S. THURMAN POST No. 13 Joplin, Missouri Compliments BULLARD-BELL C O M P A N Y 908 Main St. Phone 28 WHULESALE ONLY SCHOOL SUPPLIES CARNIVAL GOODS JOPLIN, MO. O H ddzsghy Of! llll pi. 1 ll Itl lm mi llll 1 DRINK QW' IN BOTTLES T :I-I Telephones I S 528 - 529 'ITOGCGIEERY CILIEANIEIRS5 THE PERFECT SOLUTION TO YOUR DRY CLEANING PROBLEMS 517 WEST FOURTH STREET IOPLIN ' 1 The ilbrrsnrtptiun Ebay Prescription Specialists JOPLIN, MISSOURI Extends the Most Hearty Congratulations to- the Class of '40 PORTRAITS, KODAK FINISHING, and GREETING CARDS 417 Main St.-Next to Fox Theatre .il ll Ill llll ull ml I nu lm nn ml lm llll luv llll ull ull I llll til O H d dEghy llll llll IIII IIII llll Ill! Ill ll llll O!! Ill llll llll llll ml llll llll llll llll ml llll llll IIII llll lm gig IQARAMOUNT SANDWECH sr-lop LUNC HEONETTE FOUNTAIN SERVICE I Phone 1388 509 M Main sf. MCCOOL'S DRUG STORE The Drug Store With Quality Merchandise Prophylaetic Hair Brushes Lentheric Colognes and Perfumes in Gift Packages Mrs. Stover's Bungalow Candies 8 120 West 4th St. Free Delivery Phone 888 or 887 COURTESY OE 9 JOPLIN'S COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE O HddEghyh J ,C A WW? Y , S' H: Q Q 1 ' ' Congratulations to the 1940 Class May we continue to serve you in the future--as in the past LAWRENCES WHITE ROCK LUNCH GOOD Pooo IS Gooo HEALTH 120 West 6th Street Joplin, Missouri E512 -- - K on Voyage on the sea of life to Wu? the graduating class of 1940 .... may you have health, wealth and happiness ..... RAMSA Y'S 5 - ' ' hi W9 XJUNTEHR u jf 13 sugar: SUPERIOR FLOWERS WITH PERFECT SERVICE 112 W. 6th Street Joplin, Missouri Greenhouses Webb City, Mo. '35 llll Ill Ill llll llll llll ll!! llll llll llll ofa llll I O H ddEgh IIII llll llll Illl llll Illl llll Ill! llll IIII I llll 'I' 'I' Parkway Pharmacy 20th 25 Empire, JOPLIN, MO. West End Pharmacy WEBB CITY, MO, COMPLETE SUPER-SERVICE DRUG STORES The Only Two Stores with Parkways for Your Convenience in Jasper County QONFEC, J llllllll A llllcllllllll hop QI -Known FROM COAST TO COAST' sg cn 5:3 MAIN smear - JOPLIN Mo. We make all we sell, The sweetest Q7 and we sell all we make. man in town. CHEN YQ? 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Lillian Young VALEDICTORY- Youth Aspires to Succeed .... ..... D orothy Lyden CHOIR-Senior High School Qaj Oh, Susanna! ..... ...... F osten- fbj OP Ark's a Moverin' .......,................. ..... C5 ain T, . T. Frank Coulter, Director t PRESENTATION OF SPEAKER ..... ...... E . A. Elliott, Superintendent of Schools ADDRESS- The Things that Endure ........ Dr. Jay William Hudson, University of Missouri OVERTURE- Grand March from Aida, High School Orchestra--- .... Ve:-di T. Frank Coulter, Director G.R.D h ,P' ' lH'hS PRESENTATION OF THB CLASS ..... - eat mga 'mapa 'g Choo! E. A. Elliott, Superintendent of Schools ACCEPTANCE OF THE CLASS .... ..... S . A. Harris, President of the Board of Education AWARD OF DIPLOMAS A L RECESSIONAL 5 I 5 Peggy Allison Bion Ames Ray Arterburn Don Atteberry Virginia Ball Betty K. Bailey Mable Barcom Floyd Barnes Carl Bass Nora Lee Bauer Virginia C. Beasley Hildred Bebee Barbara Ann Bell Rebecca Bennett Dorothy Berry Richard Berry Ray Bigbee Hildagarde Blaukat Dorothy Botteniield Edwin Boucher Dale Boydston Katherine Braden Bryant Bradley Dollie Branch Melvin Brixey Lois Brewer Roy Brooks Travis Brown Earl T. Brown Eugene Bryan Howard Bryant Dean Buell Margaret Bull Marjorie Burgess Ross Burns Earl Burrington Robert Burrow, Jr. Robert Busby Dorothy Bushnell Katherine Byrd Betty Jo Cable Bill Campbell Madeline Campbell Maurice Campbell Roy Gene Campbell Doris Jeane Carr Betty L. Carter Lenval Cash Dale Cearnal James Charles Patricia Charlton George Chatham Jack Childress Jeane Clinch Joe Clinton Jerry Cohen Leroy Colley Evelyn R. Collings Estelle Cookerley Shirley Coombs Genive Cooper Frank Cope Ray Couch Philip Crenshaw Howard Dale Billie M. Daniels Roy Lee Daniels Goldie Darby Jim Davenport Mack Davis Rosa Lee Dawes Elizabeth Degginger Mary Marg. Demings Robert Denney , Roy V. Denton Nellouise DeVaney James Diles Ellsworth Dodd Bobbye Donaldson CLASS OF 1940 William Driver John Dugan Forrest Eckles, Jr. Rosemary Edminster John Edmondson Morris Eisen Lee Eissman Charles Ellington Frederick Ellison Walter English Ruth Epperson William D. Evans Marjorie Evins Martha Falk Delores Farrell James Finley Elinor Flick Don Flinn Thomas Foster Patricia Foulke Howard Franklin Perry Freeman Mary Beth Gates Willa Mae Gilbreath Virginia Goff Thelma Goodman Rose M. Grandstaff Mary Francis Graves Alma Grist William Hagar Virginia Hagensicker William R. Hastings J. C. Harbaugh Robert Harrison Robert M. Hayes LeRoy Haynes Marion Hazell Tom Helm Maxine Henderson Brice Henry Robert Higgins Marc Hill Dick Hoadley Helen V. Hoagland Leona B. Hoagland Victor Holden Jewell Hopkins Betty R. Hooper Betty Jo Horn Howard Hosp Mary Frances House Alice L. Houston James F. Hume Junior Hunt Verna Lee I-Iurlbut Billy Joe. Hutchison Cameron Jackson Verla Marie Jackson Marvin LeRoy Jacobs Jean Jeffers Eldon Johnston Jois Johnson Harriet Ann Jones Virgil L. Jones Martha Kassab Norma J. Kee - Phyllis Kelso Douglas Kenney Bonnie Kirk Nedra Kneeland Helen L. Knight Mary E. Knight Robert Kost .Patricia Lacey Guida L. LaGasse Burl Laird Ed. Landreth Imogene LaNear Vernon Lang Jacqueline Laws Mary L. Leggett Velma LeGrande Alice Lilly Eda Jean Lilplpitt Helen May ongacre Dorothy Lyden Jack Lytle Donald McAferty Mariam McClain Joe McCormick Earl McGowan Lee McKee Myron McIntosh Robert Mackinder Marvin Magers John Mahan Evelyn Main Tom Mallory Oscar Markham Euvon Martin John Martin Mary Alice Martin Nadine Martin Jack Marvin Willard Maxton Martha Maze Maxine Meiford Ruth Mendelson Marianna Miller Reuben Mills Frances J. Moifet Joann Montaldo Peggy Moore Phyllis Moore Ruth F. Moore Ruth G. Moore Lewis A. Morgan Clarence Morris Martha Moses Glenda Muhlenburg Henrietta Musgrave Winston Neal Inlow Neblett Jack Needham Nell Carl Nelson Leonard Newby Ralph Newby Martha Nugent Wayne Ohlhausen Jay Oliphant John Oliphant Lois L. Overman John Pannell Loran Parker June Paschall Earl Patchin James E. Patterson Carroll Pattison E. Leffen Pilug Bill Pierceall Helen Potter Elroy Pratt , Mary L. Pratt Jane Prigg Nannie M. Quillin Elmer Ray Norma Rayl Marie Reeves Lloyd Reis June Reynolds Verne Ricke Angiebelle Riggs Viola Riggs Betty Roberts Eugene F. Rowe Betty Russell William Russell Gerry Sain Pauline Sala Margaret Sandford' John Secrest Mary L. Schaefer Robert Schink Herman Schulte Wilma Scifres Robert Scott Tom Scott Betty Shapiro Bessie Short Bettie J. Simmons Clyde R. Simmons Virginia Sisk Dorothy Smith Marion Smith Robert Smith Vivian E. Smith Yost Smith Betty J. Snow Jack Snyder Richard C. Snyder Beverly A. Sowers Charles Spicer Marvin L. Spoon Gaylon Spurgin Wayne Stanley James Stephens Bob Stevens James A. Stewart June Stewart Marylyn F. Stewart Christine Stewart Donovan Stinnett Jimmy Stone Thelma June Story Richard Stout Donovan Stringham Bill Sullivan Jack Sweeten Hilton Taylor Edward Thomas Dora Louise Thompson Norma J. Thompson Jack W. Townley Wayne Travis Albert Troyer Murl Turner Evart Turpin Virginia Tyler Frances Von Erdmannsdorf Robert Wagner Gordon Waldrop Thelma Wallace Shade E. Wallen Jack K. Walters Vera Deane Ware William Warren Billie R. Waring Dorothy Watson Betty H. Webb Morgan Welch Lelah R. Wetherell Glenn Weygandt Bob Wheeler Ellen Wheeler Joan Wheeler Melbourne Wheeler Maurice White Helen Wiedeman Betty Jo Williams Jack Williams Marguerite Williams Charlotte Wise Mildred Workizer Darrell Wyatt Clarence Young Lillian Young Louise York -, ,,.'...,. , , , .,-4,,,,.--,,...-,, ,,.L-.-..-.-..,r..... X, ' Iii .Ar . g, . 1,-wif - -isi- JOPLIN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS of 1940 4031 jmuniun X, Juno 2Z 28,29 1980 TO ALL OUR CLASSIVIATES OF DEAR OL' JOPLIN : Welcome to the 40th-Year Reunion of our Joplin Senior High School Class of 1940, in this year of our Lord 1980! Don't believe it's been that long, huh? l'm sorry, kids, but 40 + 40 still adds up to 80 even in the new math. Some of you we haven't seen since the Glorious First and Thirty-Third-Year Reunion of our Class during Joplin's Cen- tennial Year in 1973. But whether it's been all of seven years or just seven sec's since last we met, we've been lookin' forward to getting together with you for this event ever since the last time. The same Un-Committee that organized our JOY-full and oh- so-SUCCESS-full '73 Reunion have done it again. We started a year ago and have had more fun than work, Doin' it all for YOU!! We're so glad to be together with you all again--a truly magic part of our past has suddenly become a very real part of our present. lt's so good to see you--how can we ever let you go! THE .IHS CLASS OF 1940 UN-COMMITTEE .l - LORAN 8: VIRGINIA BALL PARKER DON 8- MADGE CAMPBELL STINNETT JIM 81 GINNY DILES TOM 8: BILLIE HELM LEFFEN 84 BONNIE PFLUG JIM A JOAN WHEELER DAVENPORT BOB 84 BERNICE HIGGINS RALPH NEWBY ' MARTHA KASSAB THOMAS HENRIETTA MUSGRAVE PROCK BETTY HOOPER CLARKSON BETTY SNOW SISKOWSKI ALICE HOUSTON BUZZARD SHIRLEY COOMBS RAMSOUR JUNE MOFFET SMITH IMOGENE LANEAR HUTCHISON alenhar GBE ments J 'U N E 2 7 8:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. Informal Mixer . . .... ....... . . New Holiday Inn ' Hosr. . . rrom HELM l I I J U N E 2 8 X , 10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. - Informal Coffee . . . . . Missouri Southem State College ' Student Union Building nos-rsss .... BETTY Hoorsn cu.AmcsoN NEWS FILMS OF HAPPENINGS IN JOPLIN TO BE SHOWN COURTESY OF KTVJ --TV NEWS DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT FURNISHED BY MSSC JUNE 28 REUNION BANQUET AND DANCE Twin Hills Golf and Country Club soclm. Houn 6:30 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. REUNION BANQUET 7:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. Toastmaster . . . . . . . . . . . . Leffen Pflug INTRODUCTION OF CLASS OFFICERS IIQCOIICOOUOOOUOIUUDCCIOOCUIIIODOOOIIOIIIIICOUOIIOOOQOO Lee Vice President .... . J. Mack Davis SecretarylTreasurer Rosemary Edminster Duffy Parliamentarian .. ...... Jeane Clinch Adams Sergeant-At-Arms Roy Lee Daniel ANNOUNCEMENTS . AWARDING OF PRIZES DANCE 9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. Music By Mike Parise Orchestra I I I J u N E 2 9 l!00P.M. Buffet Luncheon , . . ........ R 8: M Restaurant HOST . . . . RALPH NEWBY MASTER OF CEREMONIES . . . . BOB HIGGINS INVOCATION . . . . MADGE CAMPBELL STINNETT INTRODUCTION OF CLASS MEMBERS AND GUESTS ' ALLISON, Peggy Mrs. Jim Mills ' 6106 Craigway Road Spring, Texas 77373 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Dist. Sales Mgr. Ch.: 2 AMES, Bion C. 2927 Connecticut Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 624-9528 Occ.: Contractor Sp.: Vera Ch.: 3 Gch.: 3 ARTEBURN, Ray ATTEBERRY, Don 2326 Pennsylvania Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-2475 Occ.: Salesman Sp.: Betty E. BAILEY, Betty Kathryn Mrs. John E. Hurst 1907 Clark Bentonville, Arkansas 72712 Phone: 15011 273-7690 - J.R. Sirnplot Co. Iassmatzs BARCOM, Mable Mrs. Melvin Zumwalt 2012 Moffett Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Real Estate Sales Sp. Occ.: Water Co. Serviceman . Ch.: 2 . Gch.: 6 BARNES, Floyd Stone Croft Park - Box 149 Raytown Road 4900 Kansas City, Missouri 64133 Phone: C8161 358-0027 Sp.: Louise Alford BASS, Carl E. 9107 Rentur Drive Houston, Texas 77031 Phone: 17131 771-7911 Occ.: Structural Engineer Sp.: Joyce M. Edwards Sp. Occ.: Medical Technologist Ch.: 4 Gch.: 2 BAUER, Nora Lee 39 Sea Harbor Drive East Ormond Beach, Florida 32074 Sp. Occ.: U.S. Armed Forces Occ.: Dr.'s Receptionist BEASLEY, Virginia Claire Sp. Occ.: P.R. Rep. - American Savings Sz Loan MIS. L. J. Wortman Ch.: 2 2101 Ponderosa No. 8-B Gch,:, 3 Santa Ana, California 92701 'BALL, Virginia M. Mrs. Loran Parker, Jr. Phone: C7141 547-3662 Occ.: Homemaker 3906 East Thirteenth Street BEBEE, Hildred fBumpy1 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Rt. 2 - Box 117 OCC.: Joplin R-VIII Schools Pierce CRY, Mi550U1'i 65723 Sp. Occ.: Bodaf 8: Fender Repairgnan Phone: C4171 543-7437 For Registered Technician Occ.: Inspector-Electronics Plant Ch-2 2 Sp.: Robert Gch-2 5 B Sp. Occ.: FarmerlRancher Ch.: 3 Gch.: 6 - - SPOUSI 000- - Occupation Ch. - Chlldron - Spouse In Class Sp. Occ. - Spousc's Occupation Gch. - Grandchlldren Gr. Gch. - Great Grandchlldren aBELL, Barbara Ann BOTTORFF. Frances Mrs. E. Wayne Ray 525 W. 34th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171624-2287 Occ.: Teacher Sp. Occ.: Ray Fence Company Ch.: 7 BENNETT, Rebecca fBeckyJ Mrs. Rebecca Lees 4511 E. 31st Street No. 26 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 BERRY, Dorothy Mrs. Grover Powers 1825 Missouri Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-9166 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Auto Body Shop Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 BERRY, Richard QC. RJ 4522 E. 26th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171623-7327 Occ.: Truck Driver BIGBEE, Ray W. 1650 W. 259th Street Harbor City, California 90710 Phone: C2131 326-2499 Occ.: Retired lStrokeJ Sp.: Doris Sp. Occ.: Bank of America Ch.: 2 Gch.: 3 BLAUKAT, Hildagarde Mrs. Charles Reed P. O. Box 4681 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104 'BOTTENFlELD, Dorothy Mrs. William CBi1lJ Warren Rt. 4, Box 484 Warrensburg, Missouri 64093 Phone: C8161 747-5 301 Occ.: Bookkeeper Sp. Occ.: Auto Parts Salesman Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 ' BO BO Mrs. Frances McKee 13842 Methuen Green Dallas, Texas 75240 Occ.: Zales Jewelry UCHER, Edwin 600 Whispering Hills Drive H-3 Nashville, Tennessee 37211 Phone: C6151 834-1909 Occ.: Small Arms Technician Maintenance Tennessee National Guard Sp.: Althea Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 1 YDSTON, Dale 1410 N. Florida Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-9795 Occ.: Draftsman Allgeier-Martin Association Sp.: Yale BRADLEY, Bryant W. 414 W. Fair Harbor Lane Houston, Texas 77079 Phone: C7131 493-2139 Occ.: Engineer Sp.: Mary Dee Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 4 BREWER, Lois v. fspikey Mrs. Wm. C. Stephens clo Chris Stephens 226 W. Siesta Way Phoenix, Arizona 85041 Phone: 12061 276-1813 Occ.: OrganistlMusic Teacher Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 BRICKEY, Wathena Mrs. Lloyd Case 415 N. Shady Court Brea, Califomia 92621 BRIXEY, Melvin L. 1207 Roland Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171624-6070 Occ.: Mgr. of Barbar Lynn Company Sp.: Emma Sp. Occ.: Nurse BROWN, Harry H. BURGESS, Marjorie L. Mrs. Floyd J. Krause 600 N. 12th Street - Apt. B Las Vegas, Nevada 89101 Phone: C7021 348-4789 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Credit Manager BROOKS, Roy 10505 E. 26th Street Terrace Independence, Missouri 60452 Occ.: Standard Oil Company BROWN, Emma Nell CEmmyJ Mrs. Claude B. Harman 7661 Lauren Canyon Chg 2 North Hollywood, Califomia 91605 Gch.: 1 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: TV Engineer ' Ch.: 1 Gch.: 2 'BURNS, Ross E. 7209 W. 10lst Street Rt. 4, Box 167-W Joplin, Missouri 64801 Overland Park, Kansas 66212 Phone: C9131 649-3407 Phone: 14171623-2037 OW B2ZQ?gu'Qf,f',,22',ficati g Oi' Occ.: Brown's Minerals Sp., Margaret Bun Sp. Occ.: Co-Owner 8: Office Manager BROWN, Travis Ch-1 3 2214 Illinois Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4173 624-6242 BRYAN, Eugene BURRINGTON, Earl, Jr. 2615 Connor Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: t4l7j 623-0083 110 W, Allen Occ.: Black Cat Trading Post Carl Junction, Missouri 64834 Sp.: S. Louella Phone: C4171 649-7685 Occ.: Retired Robert G , . 5922 Hidden Valley Trail BRYANT, Howard E. Austin, Texas 78744 14658 Starpath Drive Phone: t5l2J 447-3181 La Mirada, California 90638 Occ.: Retired Media Consultant Phone: 12131941-0139 Ch.: 2 Occ.: Superintendent of Platemaking SP4 Inez BUSBY Robert . lB0bJ -Occ lgomemaker 1124 Vine Street Gch.: 2 Salt Lake City, Utah BUELL, Dean BUSHNELL, Dorothy Jean 7057 Carr Court Arvada, Colorado 80004 Mrs. Carl Uhles clo Jill Maddox 613 Sherman Street Phone: C3039 4210963 Leavenworth, Kansas 66048 Occ.: Commodity Broker Sp.: Farine Sp. Occ.: Housewife BYRD, Katherine Ch,: 5 Mrs. George Ellison Gch.: 6 1315 E. 24th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Mrs. Ross Burns 7209 W. 101st Street CABLE, Betty Jo Overland Park, Kansas 66212 Mrs. Don Smith Phone: C9131 649-3407 Occ.: Co-Owner 8: Office Manager Sp. Occ.: Owner Lubricating Oil Distributorship Ch.: 3 AMPBELL, Bill Bill P. Collins 3648 Beverly Ridge Drive CEARNAL, Dale 1340 Calle Aurora Camarillo, California 93010 Sherman Oaks, Califomia 91423 Occ.: Attorney Phone: C2133 783-4068 Occ.: Retired Sp.: Phyllis Sp. Occ.: Housewife CHAPMAN, Richard F. 4401 Middleton Drive Joplin, Missouri 64801 Ch-i 1 Phone: 14171624-5850 Sp.: Velma AMPBELL, Jay Warren 1627 Pennsylvania ' Joplin, Missouri 64801 CHQELEi'i::meS B' -glxrie: 44,175 623-8231. Clearwater, Kansas 67026 .. reeman Hospital Occ . Hi h school . Acfministrator CAMPBELL, Madeline fMadgej SP-I Lucille 3117 Sabra Sp. Occ.: L. P. N. Joplin, Missouri 64801 Ch-I 2 Phone: 14171623-2156 Occ.: Executive Secretary CHARLTON, Patricia Sp. Occ.: President Jones Brothers Construction Co. Ch.: 1 Gch.: 1 CAMPBELL, Maurice 5324 S. Columbia Place Tulsa, Oklahoma 74115 Phone: 19181 742-5905 Occ.: Tobacco Wholesale Ch.: 3 Gch.: 5 CAMPBELL, Roy Gene 523 Fairway Road Henderson, Nevada 89015 Occ.: Auto Parts Jobber Sp.: Alta Bell Spencer Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 4 Gch.: 3 CARL, NELL Nell Carl Nelson CARR, Doris Mrs. Frank Estabrooks CARTER, Betty Louise Mrs. C. R. Magruder 608 South Lincoln Neosho, Missouri 64850 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Architect Ch.: 3 Gch.: 3 Mrs. James Matthews 2188 Catalina Street Springfield, Missouri 65804 Phone: 14171866-0914 Sp. Occ.: Architect CHATHAM, George Rt. 4, Box 371 Neosho, Missouri 64850 Phone: C4171 628-3237 Occ.: U.S.N. Retiree CLINCH, Jeane Mrs. Jim Adams 3104 Red Oak Road Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120 Phone: C4051 751-0116 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Real Estate Broker and Appraiser Ch.: 4 Gch.: 3 CLINTON, Joe E. Old English Manor Apt. 524 2323 N. Woodlawn Wichita, Kansas 67220 COHEN, Jerry 546 Alta Vista Avenue South Pasedena, California 91030 Occ.: Staff Writer - L.A. Times Sp.: Dorothy Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 2 COLLEY, Leroy Edgar L. Colley 823 West Wimbledon Avenue Florence, South Carolina 29501 Occ.: U.S. Army - Retired U.S. Treasury Department COLLINS, Evelyn Ray Evelyn Ray Gilliam 605 Oakmount Drive - Apt. 2003 Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 COOKERLY, Estelle Mrs. Estelle Lawson 3121 N. Jackson Odessa, Texas 79760 COOMBS, Shirley Mrs. Bart Ramsour 1414 Crestwood Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-7450 Bart Ramsour 8: Son, Inc. Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: President Ch.: 4 Gch 3 COOPER, Genive Genive Prauser 431 West Avenue Baxter Springs, Kansas 66713 Phone: C3161 856-2519 Occ.: Wal-Mart Ch.: 4 Gch.: 4 ' COPE, Frank Arabian American Oil Company Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Occ.: Transportation Engineer Sp.: Louise York Sp. Occ.: Homemaker Ch.: 2 Gch.: 4 COUCH, Ray Leslie R. Couch No. 263 - 14300 Mulberry Drive Whittier, California 90604 Phone: 12131941-8504 Occ.: Retired Ch.: 1 CRENSHAW, Philip 2103 52nd Street Lubbock, Texas 79412 Phone: 18061 744-5995 Occ.: Owner Employment Agency Sp.: Ruth Sp. Occ.: R. N. Ch.: 6 Gch.: 6 CUPP, Doyle 4501 Middleton Drive Joplin, Missouri 46801 DALE, Kenneth Howard Rt. 2, Box 120-S Powhatan, Virginia 23139 Occ.: Chemical Engineer Sp.: Catherine Lee Caldwell Sp. Occ.: Housewife DANIEL, Roy Lee 10400 E. 70th Terrace Kansas City, Missouri 64100 ' Phone: C8163 358-6094 Occ.: Associate Minister Raytown Christian Church Sp.: Annetta Stokes Ch.: 1 DANIELS, Billie Marie Mrs. Jack E. Bard Rt. 7, Box 220 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Welder Ch.: 7 Gch.: 6 DARBY, Goldie CKitJ Mrs. Samuel N. Fisher, Jr. 11345 Moreno Avenue Lakeside, California 92040 Sp. Occ.: Lt. Col. U.S.A.F. - Retired DAVENPORT, Jim 2002 W. 11th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-1697 Occ.: EragineerlTechnician K B Radio Sp.: Joan Wheeler Sp. Occ.: Office Recgptionist Dr. James .Stephens Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 DAVIS, J. Mack 2104 W. 12th St. Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171781-1060 Occ.: Staff Pharmacist St. .lohn's Hospital Spnngfield, Missouri Sp.: Dorothy M. Hall Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 6 Gch.: 8 DAWES, Rosa Lee Mrs. James W. Hunciker P. O. Box 24554 Creve Coeur, Missouri 63141 Phone: 13141 878-1947 DILES, James R. Uimj 2214 McConnell Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone' 171 624-6668 . C4 Occ.: Plant Manager Peerless International Sp.: Virginia fGinnyj Sp. Occ.: Newman's Dept. Store Ch.: 4 Gch.: 4 DODD, Ellsworth Wayne 742 North Prospect Webb City, Missouri DONALDSON, Bobbye Ann Bobbye Wolgast Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Director Jurisdictional Research 3010 E- 51st Street NO' 38 St. Louis Operating Engineers Tulsa, Oklahoma 74105 Ch.: 1 Phone: C9181 742-2517 Gch.: 2 Occ.: Part-Time Convention Work Chamber of Commerce DEGGINER, Elizabeth CBettyj Ch.: 2 Elizabeth Gay McCauley Gch.: 2 1790 8th Avenue San Francisco, Califomia 94122 . 1 Occ.: Manufacturer's Representative DRQYJEIE Jgzgiyk' mlm Bozeman, Montana 59715 DEMINGS, Mary Margaret Occ.: Forester Marge Dufur CMrs. Robert E. Dufurj Gallatin National FOYCSY 10387 Somerset Court SP-1 Shlflel' Cupertino, Califomia 95014 Occ.: glousewife Phone: 14081252-3030 Occ.: Organization Development Consultant Sp. Occ.: Manager Contract Negotiations Sylvania - GTE Ch.: 4 Gch.: 2 DENNY, Robert clo Mrs. Sttritmater 1714 N. McClay Santa Ana, Califomia 92700 DENTON, Roy V. 3906 Limestone Road Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74003 Phone: 19181333-3232 Occ.: Director Market Research 8: Economics Sp.: Shorty Sp. Occ.: Owner - Tax Service Ch.: 3 Gch.: 2 EDMINSTER, Rosemary Mrs. Charles W. fPeteJ Duffy 2628 Courtland Blvd. Shaker Heights, Ohio 44118 Phone: 12161 3214245 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Vice President Automotive Worldwide TBW, Inc. 6 Ch.: Gch.: 6 EISEN, Morris Jack Jack Morris KTEW-TV - Ch. 2 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104 Occ.: TV Newscaster Sp.: Dorothy EISSMAN , Lee Leesville, Louisiana 71446 ELLINGTON, Charles G. fChuckJ 841 Miami Court Claremont, California 917 11 Phone: C7141 624-4111 Occ.: Government Executive Sp.: Nancy Perry Sp. Occ.: Household Engineer Ch.: 3 Gch.: 1 ELLISON, H. Frederick Rt. 4, Nazarene Campground Vicksburg, Michigan 49097 Phone: C6161 649-0296 Occ.: Retired Superintendent General Motors Sp.: Katherine Skaggs Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 5 Gch.: 4 EMRICK, Ann Eileen Mrs. Ann Morton 3102 Iron Gates Road Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14173 624-1383 Occ.: R 8: M Restaurant Ch.: 3 A Gch.: 3 EPPERSON, Ruth Mrs. Earl D. Smith Rt. 1, Box 48 Lewiston, Illinois 61542 Occ.: Secretary to Q. C. Manager Caterpiller Tractor Company Ch.: 1 EVANS, Wm. D. EVINS, Marjorie Mrs. Wm. J. Hennessy, Jr. 2802 Ohio Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 781-4459 Occ.: ' Housewife Sp. Occ.: NCR Technician Ch . 6 , Gch.: 6 FALK, Martha Jean Mrs. Harry T. Vallery Lake White Waverly, Ohio 45690 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Car Dealership!Horse Breeder! Farmer Ch.: 2 Gch.: 5 FARRELL, Deloris Deloris M. Hart 21704 50th Place West Mountlake Terrace, Washington 98043 Ch.: 4 Gch.: 7 FLICK, Elinor Rae Mrs. Laurence M. Bergen 3690 Hope Place Wantagh, Long Island, N. Y. Occ.: Teacher of English lSecondaryJ Sp. Occ.: Teacher of English fCo1legeJ Ch.: 2 FLINN, Don 908 Eventide Drive San Antonio, Texas 78209 Phone: 15121824-2464 Occ.: Physician Sp.: Sonia Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 3 Gch.: 1 FOSTER, Thomas H. tTomJ 9043 E. 29th Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74129 Phone: C9181 627-3716 Occ.: Purchasing Agent Sp.: Betty Ann Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 FOULKE, Patricia Ann CPattyJ Mrs. John Roundtree 12 Sand Piper Strand Coronado Keys Coronado, Califomia 92118 FRANKLIN, Howard A. 4549 E. 20th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171623-2766 11793 Occ.: Warehouse Foreman Sp.: Alneta M. Sp. Occ.: Homemaker Ch.: 2 Gch.: 4 FREEMAN, Charles Perry 7548 Oxford St. Louis, Missouri 63100 GAMBILL, LaNita Mrs. Harvey Cowell Rt. 2, Box 75-A - Lake James Angola, Indiana 46703 GARRETT, Bryce GATES, Mary Beth Mrs. Gene Demmler 8309 N. W. 119th Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73132 Phone: C4053 722-6591 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Drilling Engineer Ch.: 2 GAVIN, Glenn E. 2125 Byers Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171624-6437 Occ.: Vice President Wilson, Turner, Crume, Inc. Sp.: Marjorie J. Hampton Sp. Occ.: Administrative Secretary Joplin Chamber of Commerce Ch.: 4 Gch.: 2 ' GILBREATH, Willa Mae Mrs. Robert CBobJ Barnes 2102 Windsor Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Avon Representative Sp. Occ.: Joplin Furniture Company Ch.: 2 GILMORE, Harry Lee 3957 Spur Hill Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48013 GOADE, Lee Roy G. 3110 Wall Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Business A ent Bakers Tri-State Local 363 Sp.: Jean Sp. Occ.: Teacher t Memorial High School 3 Occ.: Ch.: GOFF, Virginia Mrs. Charles N. Blevins 1025 Towsey Anderson, Indiana 46012 Phone: C3171 644-0048 Occ.: Sales Clerk - Department Store Sp. Occ.: Government Food Inspector Ch.: 3 Gch.: 6 GOHEEN, Mary Louise Mrs. John Haralson Box 627 Miami, Oklahoma 74354 GOOCH, George A. Rt. 8, Box 866 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Merchant Sp.: Ann Sp. Occ.: Secretary Ch.: 4 Gch.: 3 GOODMAN, Thelma Mrs. Ralph Meador 69 Ussery Drive , Lexington, Missouri 64067 i GRANDSTAFF, Rose Marie fRosiej Rose Marie McGee f 200 W. Clarendon A Dallas, Texas 75208 f Phone: C2141 941-4443 5 i Occ.: Health Technician Ch.: l GRAVES, Mary Frances I Mrs. Leo lrick 4424 Wall 1 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-2278 GRIST, Alma HAGAR, Wm. G. 1BillJ 2781 Appleblossom Lane Salt Lake City, Utah 84117 Phone: 18011 534-3257 Northwest Pipeline Corp. Occ.: Vice President Sp.: Dorothy Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 1 HAGENSICKER, Virginia Mrs. Elwood Knight 209 Hillcrest Drive Neosho, Missouri 64850 Phone: C4171 451-2735 Occ.: Executive Secretary Sp. Occ.: Retired Ch.: 2 Gch.: 2 HARRISON, Bob 1416 Laguna Santa Barbara, California 93101 Phone: 18051 965-9808 Occ.: Garden Center HASTINGS, Wm. R., Jr. 1Bi1l1 1052 Edgefield Shreveport, Louisiana 71118 Phone: 13181 687-4727 Occ.: Sp.: Sp. Occ Ch.: Gch .: Adm.. Law Judge Office of Hearings 8: Appeals Vivian Housewife 2 4 HAYES, Robert HAYNES, LeRoy 1A. L.1 1429 East Seminole McAlester, Oklahoma 74501 Occ.: Jewelry Store Manager HAZELL, Marion E. Mrs. Daniel L. Ammer, Jr. 2821 Pinewick Road Ellicott City, Maryland 21043 Phone: 13011 465-5626 Occ.: Accounting Sp. Occ.: Field Engineer C 8: P Telephone Company Ch.: 4 Gch.: 2 HEINZ, Robert W. 1Bob1 HENDERSON, Maxine Mrs. Ben Laster 821 Massachusetts Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 623-2198 Occ.: Homemaker Sp. Occ.: Joplin Globe - Retired Ch.: 1 Gch.: 3 HENRY, Brice R. 3705 Tchulahoma Road Memphis, Tennessee 38118 HIGGINS, Robert A. 1Bob1 48 Briarwood Drive Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171623-0631 Occ.: Postmaster Sp.: Bernice Cantrell Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 2 Gch.: 2 HILL, Marc 2605 East Eleventh Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171624-3388 Occ.: Heating 8: Air Conditioning Sp.: Janet Sp. Occ.: Secretary Ch.: 2 Gch.: 2 HINKLE, Wm. C. 1Bil11 2222 Cherokee P, 0, Box 395 Baxter Springs, Kansas 66713 Mt. Pleasant, Texas 75455 O .: F - cc Dcolrtcrlngsrter Refining Company mont SP5 Nome Fresno California 93727 Sp. Occ.: Housewife ' Ch 2 HELM, Thomas 1Tom1 4510 E. 25th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 781-2320 HOAGLAND, Helen Mrs. Jack Holt 3505 Connecticut Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: U.S. Postal Service Occ.: AAA of Missouri Ch , 1 District Representative 4 Sp.. Billie Lile Sp. Occ.: Outreach Secretary HOAGLAND, I-C0113 Calvary Baptist Church MTS- Wallafxf Kennedy Ch 3 3 4030 Joplin Avenue Gcil z 6 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 624-3982 Occ.: School Guard Stapleton School Sp. Occ.: Maintenance Supervisor Ch gulf Oil Company Gch.: 2 HOOPER, Betty Ruth, Mrs. Donald Clarkson 610 Hampton Place Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: f4171623-7992 Occ.: ' Housewife Sp. Occ.: C. P. A. Ch.: 5 HOPKINS, Jewell HORN, Betty Jo Mrs. J. Kenneth Pruitt 4048 Willow Bend ,Lane Port Arthur, Texas 77640 Phone: 17131724-2614 Occ.: Elementary Teacher Sp. Occ.: Senior Acct. Agent All State Insurance Ch.: 3 Gch.: 2 HOSP, Howard, Jr. 2335 Ruckert St. Louis, Missouri 63114 Phone: 8141428-0548 HOUSE, Mary Frances Mrs. E. V. Lindemann 2725 E. Taylor North Las Vegas, Nevada 89030 Phone: 17021 642-5 755 Occ.: Assistant Vice President Trust Department First Western Savings Sp. Occ.: Retired Ch.: 2 Gch.: 4 Gr. Gch.: 1 ' HOUSTON, Alice L. Mrs. George L. tJack1 Buzzard 3124 Grand Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-2119 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Bus Operator Ch.: 1 HUME, James F. 6622 Chapman Street Garden Grove, California HURLBUT, Verna Lee HUTCHISON, Bill J. 208 Winchester Drive Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Phone: C5011 767-6774 Occ.: Maintenance Scheduler VA Medical Center Sp.: Helen D. Sp. Occ.: Tax Consultant Ch.: 4 JACKSON, Cameron JACKSON, Verla Marie Mrs. Verla Shilling Rt. 1, Box 247 Diamond, Missouri 64840 Phone: C4171 623-0767 Occ.: Montgomery Ward Co. JACOBS, Marvin Leroy JEFFERS, Jean Mrs. Dick Moore Rt. 9, 3919 Woodside Way Springfield, Missouri 65804 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Telephone Company JOHNSON, Lois Mrs. Bob Leslie Camelot Village Apartments 6660 N. W. 10th Street - Apt. G Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73127 Phone: C4051 495-4735 JOHNSTON, Eldon JONES, Harriet Ann Mrs. Wm. E. tBill1 Thomas Rt. 5, Box 353-D Joplin, Missouri 64801 HUNT, Ezra O., Jr. Occ.: Housewife 4564 Calle de Veda Sp. Occ.: 0wnerlTV Sales Q Service San Diego, Califomia 92124 Ch-2 3 Occ.: Sr. Staff Analtyst at Generating Atomic Gch-1 3 La Jolla, Cali ornra Sp.: Billie Harrison . . Sp. Occ.: Real Estate Sales Manager J01gEg'8, alL'A Century 21 11 e venue Ch.: 2 Dallas, Texas 75211 KASSAB, Martha Mrs. Elroy S. Thomas 1437 Crestwood Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171624-4610 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Attorney Ch.: 2 KEE, Norma Jean Norma Jean Garrison KELSO, Phyllis Jane Mrs. Henry S. Jankowiak 127 Donald Drive Moraga, California 94556 Occ.: - Suburban Home Executive Sp. Occ.: Retired Army Colonel Ch.: 1 KENNY, Douglas 1913 South Madison Street Mason City, Iowa 50401 KIRK, Bonnie Mrs. Bonnie Fritz 2502 Picher Joplin, Missouri 64801 KNEELAN D, Nedra Jean Mrs. Johnny C. Thompson 1524 McKinley Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171781-1764 Occ.: R. N . Sp. Occ.: City of Joplin Ch.: 2 Gch.: f 3 KNIGHT, Helen Louise Mrs. Chester Chickering 2515 Vandalia Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 624-5129 Occ.: Commissioner of Housing Authority Sp. Occ.: Retired - Vickers Ch.: 4 Gch.: 2 KNIGHT, Mary Elizabeth Mrs. Jack Snyder 110 N. Connor Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 623-4399 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Personnel Office - Ch.: 1 KOST, Robert 1Bob1 5409 North Wyandotte Gladstone, Missouri 64118 Occ.: Government Riyer Engineer Kansas City, Missouri LACEY, Patty Patricia L. Beech 536 Cherry Long Beach, California 90802 Ch.: l LAGASSE, Guida Lee Mrs. Dane R. Irwin 4705 Spring Road Spencer, Oklahoma 73084 Phone: 14051 771-3674 Occ.: Supervisor Computer Oaperations Tinker Arr orce Base Ch.: 5 A Gch.: 1 LANDRETH, Edward 1Ed1 2624 Kansas Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171781-3454 LANEAR, Imogene Mrs. Jessie Lee Hutchison Rt. 6, Box 306 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 624-7879 Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 1 ' Gch.: 2 LANG, Vernon 3144 E. 78th Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136 Phone: 19181 492-8972 ComtrollerjPAsst. Treasurer Petroleum ublishing Co. Sp.: Mary Jean Park Sp. Occ.: Interior Designer 2 Occ.: Ch.: Gch ' of Joplin -- 2 LAWS, Jacqueline 1Jackie1 Mrs. Russell Davis 1816 Connor Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 624-9334 Occ.: Billing Clerk Meeker 8: Company Ch.: 3 Gch.: 2 Vickers LEGGETT, Mary Louise Mrs. John W. Morton - 1504 W. Wilshire ' A - Oklahoma city, Oklahoma 73116 Sp. Occ.: ' 'President ' ' ' - ' Cities Service Ch.: 2 LEGRANDE, Velma: P 6 Mrs. Robert J. Haffner Q 11726 S. Campbell - Chicago, Illinois 60655 Phone: 13121238-7354 Occ.: Housewife , , Sp. Occ.: Manager - Elec. Engineering Ch.: 3 p , Gch .: 4 . LILE, Maxine Mrs. Ivan G. Potts 1005 Euclid P. 0. Box 325 Panhandle, Texas 79068 Phone: C8061 537-5011 Occ.: Piano Teacher Sp. Occ.: Minister 4 ' First Christian1Church Ch.: 2 Gch.: 2 LILLY, Alice , . Mrs. James C. Felix A - 2825 Carinthia J Rochester, Michigan, 448063 . Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Fisher Automobile Plant Ch.: 2 ' Gch.: 3 LIPPITT, Eda Jean - 3 Mrs. Robert Glenn Sheppard - . 400 West Court. ' 1 ' Smith Center, Kansas 66967 . Phonezi C9133 282-6201 Occ.: Homemaker Q Sp. Occ:: MJD. Surgeon A ' Ch.: 3 'Q Gch.: 2 LITTLE, George 3 ' ' 4 ' 1308 Estejo NorthEast ' Albuquerque, New Mexico' 87112 Occ.: U.S.A.F. -Retired ' OwnerlMotorcycle Shop LONGACRE, Helen May Mrs. William Wilson, Jr. Rt. 3, Box 229 Neosho, Missouri 64850 Phone: C4171 451-6729 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Owner Wilson's Food Mkt., Inc Ch.: 4 Gch.: 4 LYDEN, Dorothy E. Mrs. Andrew O. Fitzmorris 67 - 700 Carey Road Palm Springs, California Occ.: Homemaker Sp. Occ.: Physician Ch.: 4 MAKINDER, Robert fBobj 126 S. Manhattan Place No. 5 Los Angeles, California 90004 MAGERS, Marvin Miles Rt. 6, Box 21 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 624-7598 Occ.: Street Department City of Joplin Sp.: Betty E. Davis Sp. Occ.: Bookeeper . M 8: M Services Ch.: 3 Gch.: 1 MAHAN, John MARKHAM, Oscar L. 402 East 34th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171624-9593 Occ.: U.S.A.F. - Retired Mail Carrier Sp.: Helen Stringer Sp. Occ.: Housewife MARTIN, Euvon Mrs. Rudy Ebert 501 Brownell Joplin, Missouri 64801 MARTIN, John R. Uohrmyj West 20th Street Road Rt. 5, Box 172-B Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-0856 Occ.: Attorney Sp.: Barbara Brelsford MARTIN, Mary Alice Mrs. Franklin L. Ness 1737 Copley Drive Toledo, Ohio 43615 Occ.: Beauty Consultant Ch.: 4 Gch.: 2 MARTIN, Nadine Mrs. Vemon Doolen 306 Florida Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-2462 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Watchman - International Paper MARVIN, Jack ' 1921 Empire Joplin, Missouri 64801 ' Occ.: Voegtle Electric Company Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 3 MAXTON, Willard L. 2254 Fremont Drive Tempe, Arizona 85282 Phone: C6023 966-3958 Occ.: Assistant Manager - NCS Sp.: Mildred Sp. Occ.: Accountant Scottsdale, Arizona School Dist. Ch.: 7 Gch.: 10 MAZE, Martha Louise Mrs. Robert L. Turton 535 West Broadmoor Springfield, Missouri 65804 Occ.: Manufacturer of Wedding Veils Sp. Occ.: Manufacturer of Wedding Veils Ch.: 2 Gch.: 2 MEFFORD, Maxine Mrs. Kenneth Diehl 2255 N. Weller Springfield, Missouri 65804 Phone: 14171 865-3488 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Minister Ch.: 2 MENDELSON, Ruth Mrs. Ruth Kleinman 8114 Fifteenth Avenue Hyattsville, Maryland 20783 Ch.: 1 Gch.: 2 MILLER, Mariana Mrs. Jack Norvell 3749 E. 47th Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 MILLS, Reuben Carl R. Mills 2305 Parkridge Brentwood, Missouri 63144 Occ.: Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Sp.: Jeanette Geisert Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 2 , ' MILLS, James Uiml 6106 Craigway Road Spring, Texas 77373 Occ.: District Sales Manager J. R. Simplot Company Sp.: Peggy Allison Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 2 MOFFETT, June Mrs. Delbert R. Smith 1902 Porter Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171623-0717 Occ.: Office - Delbert Smith-TV Sp. Occ.: Delbert Smith - TV Ch.: 4 Gch.: 5 MONTALDO, Joann Mrs. J. W. Phillips Detroit, Michigan MOORE, Peggy Mrs. Wm. B. CBi1lJ Wetherell Rt. 1, Box 157 Paxkdale, Oregon 97047 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Carpenter Ch.: 3 Gch.: 3 MOORE, Phyllis Mrs. Wm. T. Shields 8820 Britland Way Fair Oaks, California 95628 MOORE, Ruth Florence Ruth Moore Brodsky 1525 Highland Avenue Rochester, New York 14618 Moons, Ruth Gwendolyn MORGAN, Lewis 5510 South 74th East Avenue Tulsa, Oklahoma 74100 MORRIS, Clarence, Jr. QClaycoJ 671 Naples Drive Las Vegas, Nevada 89100 MOSES, Martha Jean 2475 Virginia Avenue N.W. Washington, D. C. 20037 MCGOWAN, Earl L. 5808 Manning Street Raytown, Missouri 64133 Occ.: Customer Service Engineer Sp.: Dottie Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 3 MCINTOSH, Myron Rt. 8, Box 140 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 623-0598 Occ.: U.S. State Department Occ , Realtor Sp.: Mary MUHLENBURG, Glenda Sp. Occ.: Realtor Mrs. Roy Swartout 5723 N. Primrose Temple City, califomia 91780 Mcllifl? 'ifjxAi65-A ' 9 Phone: C2131 385-5673 Occ.: Occupational Therapist Business Manager Sp. Occ.: Physician - Internal Medicine Ch.: 5 Gch.: 4 MUSGRAVE, Henrietta Mrs. Floyd L. Prock, Jr. 302 McConnell Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4173 624-3730 Beautician Occ.: Sp. Occ.: Parts Manager Schumacher 8: Blum Carthage, Missouri Ch.: 1 MCAFERTY, Donald J. tDony 1420 Afton Street Topeka, Kansas 66611 Phone: 19133 266-7599 Occ.: Salesman Sp.: Jean Bothwell Sp. Occ.: Nurse Ch.: 4 Gch.: 3 MCCLAIN, Miriam MCCOY, Jack Harold 2409 Kentucky Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-6210 Occ.: Retired Sp : Juanita Janell Panell Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: Q417J 623-4884 Occ.: Lee's Steakhouse Sp.: Lorene Sp. Occ.: Lee's Steakhouse Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 NEBLETT, Inlow Wm. I. Neblett 241 North Central Boulevard Broomall, Pennsylvania 19008 Chevrolet NEAL, winsron 495 Diehl Avenue San Leandro, California 94577 Sp.: Pauline McClelland NEWBY, Leonard W. 320 N. Rose Webb City, Missouri 64870 Phone: C4175 673-4525 Occ.: Sp.: Bea Sp. Occ.: Student Ch.: 2 NEWBY, Ralph E. 1805 Michigan Joplin, Missouri 64801 ' Phone: C4171 7814256 Occ.: Owner R 8: M Restaurant, Inc. Sp.: Martha D. Gilbreth Sp: Occ.: Eagle-Picher Company .OCC-3 ?elPef Ove'see' District Manager . Midwestern elephone, Inc. 4 l T NUGENT, Martha Mrs. Hal Palmer 2915 Wall Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Newman's Ch.: 2 OLIPHANT, Jay 218 Whalen Cherryvale, Kansas 67335 OHLHAUSEN, Wayne B. Rt. 7, Box 124 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 781-2361 Occ.: Engineer - KODE-TV Sp.: Mary Sp. Occ.: Secretary Ch.: 3 Gch.: 3 OVERMAN, Lois Mrs. Donald E. Campbell 2314 Vandalia Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-6638 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Prudential Insurance Co. Agent Ch.: 2 Gch.: 3 PANNELL, John Benson P. O. Box 1106 Fernley, Nevada 89408 Phone: 17021575-1479 Occ.: Disabled Sp. Occ.: Retired School Teacher Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 ' PARKER, Loran, Jr. 3906 E. 13th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 624-5312 Occ.: Bodty 8: Fender Repairman For Registered Technician Sp.: Virginia M. Ball Sp. Occ.: Joplin R-V111 School District Ch.: 2 Gch.: 5 PATCHIN, Earl 501 Park Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Joplin Post Office - Retired Sp.: Mary Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 3 PATTERSON, Edgar James E. Patterson 2626 East Eleventh Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Patterson 8: Son I Plumbing Sc Heating Sp.: Betty Hinshaw PATTISON, Carroll E. CRedJ 2925 Grand Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Milli an Air Conditioning and eating Company 2 Occ.: Owner Ch.: Gch.: 2 PFLUG, E. Leffen 1112 W. 5th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone' 171 624 7936 . C4 - Occ.: Electric Utility Director of Public information Sp.: L. Yvonne fBonnieJ Sp. Occ.: Executive Director Joplin United Way Ch.: 5 Gch.: 7 PIERCEALL, Bill P. O. Box 67 Kahului, Hawaii 96732 Phone: C8081 244-5224 Occ.: Financial Manager Sp.: Jean Sp. Occ.: Accountant Ch.: 4 Gch.: 7 POTTER, Helen Mrs. Marlin Huff 6814 Southeast Jack Road Milwaukee, Oregon 97222 PRATT, Elroy J. 75 Hillcroft Way Walnut Creek, California 94596 Phone: 14151937-2809 Occ.: Chemical Engineer Sp.: Virginia Langford Sp. Occ.: Secretary Ch.: 2 Gch.: 3 PRATT, Mary Louise M. L. Pearce 14 Lake Avenue Reirobeth Beach, Delaware 19971 Occ.: Husband's Secretary T . L+ PRIGG, Jane ROBERTS, Bette Mrs. Lloyd Kruse 4501 S. Kingston Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 Phone: 19181627-6687 Mrs. John L. Uackj Shafer 5806 S. New Haven Tulsa, Oklahoma 74135 Phone: C9 - Occ.: Housewife 181 742 9793 Occ.: Retired From J 8: L Steel Petfmffum Publishing Sp. Occ.: Sales Mana er Pan Tlme Bethlehem gSteel Co. Ch-2 1 cn.: 3 Gch.: 2 RAY, Elmer E- WaYne Ray ROWE, Eugene F. 525 West 34th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 3505 Trieste Drive Carlsbad, California 92008 Occ.: Ray Fence Company ZSTO... 3222221 Am' Ben RUSSELL' My Ch.: 7 Mrs. Clyde D. Yarbrough 1920 Good Haven Memphis, Tennessee 30300 RAYL, NOFIN Occ.: Housewife Mrs- Henri' ROCKS Sp. Occ.: Manufacturer's Representative 720 West 400 North Ch.: 3 Orem, Utah 84057 Ggh,g 2 REEVES, Marie RUSSELL, William O. Mrs. Bill Hale 2031 Ozark 2619 E. 15th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171624-4191 Occ.: R. N. Sp. Occ.: Retired - Empire District Electric Co. Mayor Pro Tem of Joplin, Missouri Ch.: 3 Gch 3 REYNOLDS, June Mrs. D. T. Knight 2556 Markwardt Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: KODE-Radio 8: TV Ch.: 3 RICKE, Verne 303 South Madison Webb City, Missouri 64870 Occ.: PBX Repairman Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Sp.: Lorene Sp. Occ.: Bookkeeper - A. B. Dick Company Ch.: 1 RIGGS, Angiebelle Mrs. Wm. M. Fogg Rt. 4, Columbus, Kansas 66725 Phone: C3161 674-8596 Occ.: Owner of Ben Franklin Store Sp. Occ.: Owner ot' Ben Franklin Store Ch.: 2 Gch.: 3 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 624-4523 Occ.: Attomey Sp.: Betty Joan Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 1 SALA, Pauline Mrs. Mel Ellis 1101 Wilson Avenue Oildale, Califomia SANDFORD, Margaret Mrs. Wilber Tyree 445 24 Camellia Drive Fremont, Califomia 94538 Phone: C4151 657-7631 Occ.: Homemaker Sp. Occ.: Ford Aerospace Comm. Corp. Ch.: 2 SCHAEFER, Mary Louise Mrs. Alpheus Mayfield 2824 Minnesota Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Kiddie Karnpus Nursery School Sp. Occ.: Switchboard Repairman Southwestem Bell Telephone Company Ch.: 3 SCHINK, Robert K. SHORT, Bessie 921 W. Country Club Circle Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33317 Phone: f305j 581-5224 Occ.: Fuller Brush Salesman 122 Yearsj SCHULTE, Herman J. H. Schulte 725 Queen Anne's Court Wakendow Lakes Mt. Pleasanton, South Carolina SCIFRES, Wilma Mrs. Fred Schenk 2006 Connor Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4173 624-4024 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Sales-Food Broker Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 SCOTT, Robert tBobJ 501 Briarbrook Drive Carl Junction, Missouri 46834 Phone: C4171 649-7015 SCOTT, Thomas B., Jr. 730 Third Street N. W. Puyallup, Washington 98371 Phone: 12061845-6257 29464 Occ.: Retired Sheetmetal Contractor Sp.: Florence Sp. Occ.: Retired Kindergarten Teacher Ch.: l SECREST, John C. 2179 Cherry Cove Court Maryland Heights, Missouri 63043 Phone: C3141 878-3836 Occ.: Telephone Company Sp.: Josephine G. Sp. Occ.: Administrative Clerk Ch.: 4 Gch.: 6 SHAPIRO, Betty Mrs. Leonard Mendelson 7877 Mississippi No. 106 Denver, Colorado 80231 Phone: 00313554580 Occ.: Parr-Time Real Estate Sales Sp. Occ.: Auto Sales Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 Mrs. Clarence Lee Rt. 3. Box 98 Norman, Oklahoma 73071 Phone: 14053 329-3771 Occ.: Nurse's Aide Sp. Occ.: Retired Ch.: 3 Gch.: 6 SIMMONS, Bette Jeanne Mrs. Tom Tisdale Rt. 2, Box 423 Sprindale, Arkansas 72764 SISK, Virginia Mrs. Neal L. Butler, Sr. 4407 S. E. Hill Road Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 SMITH, Dorothy Mrs. Clifford Hill Rt. 4, Box 228 Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4177 623-0255 SMITH, Marion Marion Nelson SMITH, Robert L. tB0bJ 1708 Michigan Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171623-4343 Occ.: Claims Adjuster Sp.: Eileen Sp. Occ.: Retired SMITH, Vivian E. Mrs. Frank Noffsinger 1008 Nome Avenue Akron, Ohio 44320 Phone: 12161864-5055 Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Ohio Bell Telephone Co Ch.: 1 Gch.: 1 SMITH, Yost E. 1611 South Michigan Roswell, New Mexico 88201 Occ.: Major U.S.A.F. - Retired Ch.: 1 ' SNOW, Betty J. Mrs. Herbert J. Siskowski 2729 Minnesota Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-6574 Occ.: Deputy County Clerk Sp. Occ.: Carpenter J Ch.: 3 Gch.: 4 SNYDER, Jack R. 110 North Connor Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-4399 Occ.: Personnel Office Vickers, Inc. Sp.: Mary Elizabeth Knight Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 1 'SNYDER, Richard C. 184 Ridgecrest Drive Chesterfield, Missouri 63017 Phone: 13141 434-8571 Occ.: Aeronautical Engineer Sp.: Betty F. Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 2 SOWERS, Beverly A. Box 314 San Saba, Texas 76877 Phone: 19151372-3648 Occ.: Postal Clerk Sp.: Oneta Jean Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 2 ' SPOON, CMarvin1 Lloyd 2750 Parkside Drive Fremont, Califomia 94536 SPURGIN, Gaylon STANLEY, L. Wayne 602 Cielito Drive Roswell, New Mexico 88201 Phone: 15051622-0364 Occ.: CPA Sp.: June Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 1 STEPHENS, James E. 621 E. 39th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 624-1053 Occ.: Physician Sp.: Martha Tucker Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 4 Gch.: 1 STEVENS, Robert J. moby 2922 Meadowlark Lane - Tyler, Texas 75701 Occ.: Special Agent Sp.: Maxine Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 1 Gch.: 1 STEWART, Christine Mrs. Christine Jones clo Gladys Stewart 1528 Broadway Joplin, Missouri 64801 STEWART, June E. June E. Osbome 201 North Mina - Joplin, Missouri 64801 Occ.: Office Clerk Gulf Oil Chemicals STEWART, Marylyn Mrs. Orville E. Williamson 11616 50th Avenue S. W. Tacoma, Washington 94899 Occ.: Clerk in Jewelry Store Sp. Occ.: U.S. Army - Retired Ch.: 4 Gch.: 12 Gr. Gch.: 1 X,..fl,.y ' STINNETT, Don le' 3117 Sabra Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-2156 Occ.: President Jones Bros. Construction Co Sp.: Madeline CMadge1 Campbell Sp. Occ.: Executive Secretary Ch 1 Gen 1 STONE, James W. CJim1 Rt. 1, Box 293 Webb City, Missouri 64870 Phone: C4171 624-5452 Occ.: Owner - The Rafters Sp.: Rosemary Gooch Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 5 Gch.: 2 STORY, CI'helma1 June STRINGHAM, Donovan SWEETEN, Jack 2720 Grand Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-6546 SULLIVAN, Bill 16582 Robert Lane TOWNLEY, Jack 3444 Kimber Drive New berry Park, California 91320 Occ.: Home Builder TRAVIS, L. Wayne 21005 Burton Street Canoga Park, California Occ.: Semi-Retired Sp.: Mae Ellen Sp. Occ.: Homemaker Ch.: 3 TREADWAY, Gay Nelle ' Mrs. Vick McKinney 2826 E. 16th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: f4171624-8423 glee.: Montgomery Ward TROYER, Albert R. 2212 Meadow Joplin, Missouri 64801 Huntington Beach, Califomia 92647 , Phone: 0143 846-5806 'algae' 1411312338091 Sp.: Melba Geraldine Moorman TAYLOR, Hilton W. Sp. Occ.: Instructor 3414 N. E. 133m Avenue fgfgv S 5011001 Of Cosme- Portland, Oregon 97230 Ch . 2 gy Phone: C5031 252-8101 CCH . 5 Occ.: Retired - Civil Service Sp.: June Hergenreder Sp. Occ.: Retired - United Airlines Ch.: l Gch.: 3 THOMPSON, Dora Mrs. Dora Thomas 3754 East Douglas Wichita, Kansas 67208 Phone: C3161 684-4608 THOMPSON, Marie Mrs. Bob Murray 1009 Campbell Parkway Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 781-2599 TYLER, Virginia 1116 Main Street P. O. Box 367 Galena, Kansas 67739 Phone: C3161 783-1370 A Occ.: R. N. - Funeral Director Sp.: Roy L. Sp. Occ.: Funeral DirectorlEmbalmerl Banker Ch.: 4 10 Gch.: TURNER, Murl U. S. Army Signal Corps- TURPIN, Evart G., Jr. Occ.: Housewife 817 S. Marengo Avenue ' Pasadena, California 91106. THOMPSON, Norma Jean Occ.: Assemble, Mrs. Don Keeter Sp., Marion 714 EmPi1'e Sp. Occ.: Secretary Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: 14171 623-7513 Occ, Secretary VON ERDMANNSDORFF, Frances Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Mrs. James Sopka Sp. Occ.: Southwestem Bell Telephone Co. 3500 Greenmeadow Drive Fullerton, Califomia 92635 WAGNER, Robon WALDROP, Gordon we HERELL, Rom T Mrs. James R. Warren 23525 El Reposa Laguna Hills, California 92653 Phone: Q7 141 95 1-2941 WALLACE, Thelma B. 000-2 Staff Counselor Mrs. Emmett S. Haddox, Jr. Ch . guidelines' Inc' 1700 E. 53rd South . 6 Wichita, Kansas 67216 Phone: C3161 524-5937 1 Occ.: Cashier - Boeing Aircraft WEYGANDT, Glenn Sp. Occ.: Venture Sales and Service 10322 Oxford Hill Drive - Apt. 5 Ch.: 2 St. Louis, Missouri 63141 Gch.: 1 Occ.: Physician WALTERS, Jack WHEELER, Ellen 5101 Estes Parkway No. 15 Longview, Texas 75603 WARE, Vera Deane Mrs. Vera Grabinski P. O. Box 105 Webb City, Missouri 64870 Occ.: R. N. - Joplin House WARING, Billie Ruth Wilma R. White Mrs. H. Kyne White 2604 Sunset Avenue Farmington, New Mexico 87401 Phone: C5051 325-2633 Occ.: Homemaker Sp. Occ.: Manager . Two nsurance Agencies Ch.: 3 Gch.: 7 WARREN, William W. Rt. 4, Box 484 Warrensburg, Missouri 64093 Phone: 18161 747-5 301 Occ.: Auto Parts Salesman Sp.: Dorothy Bottentield Sp. Occ.: Bookkeeper Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 WEBB, Betty Helen Mrs. Blaine B. Barr 16612nd Street Madison, Illinois 62060 Phone: C6181 877-7139 Occ.: Emergency Room Clerk Sp. Occ.: Heat Treat Operator Ch.: 3 Gch.: 4 Mrs. Howard Moore 5720 S. Avenue 18 E. Yuma, Arizona 85364 Phone: 16021785-9331 Occ.: Homemaker Sp. Occ.: Farmer Ch.: 3 Gch.: 8 ' WHEELER, Joan Mrs. Jim Davenport 2002 W. llth Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-1697 Occ.: Receiptionist Dr. rm Stephens Sp. Occ.: Eriigrlieiairggzhriician Ch.: 2 B Gch.: 1 WHEELER, Bob WHEELER, Melbourne WHIPPLE, Kathleen Katy Rogers Mrs. Richard C. Rogers 930 Picher Avenue Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-3493 Occ.: Nurse - Freeman Hospital Sp. Occ.: Retired - Frisco Railroad Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 WHITE, Maurice 8201 West 74th Street Overland Park, Kansas 66204 Occ.: Radio Crystal Manufacturing Company ve r L WILLIAMS, Betty Jo YORK, I-ooiso Mrs. Adrian Mayer 30033 Avenida Celestial Mrs. Frank Cope Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Palos Verdes Peninsula, California 90274 Ooo-2 H0m8makeQ . Occ.: Housewife Sp. Occ.: Transportation Engineer Sp. Occ.: Physician Ch-I 2 Ch.: 3 Goh-1 4 WILLIAMS, Jack YOUNG, Clarence Wm., Jr. 3354 Oneida Way Denver, Colorado 80224 Occ.: Gates Rubber Company Sp.: Martha fMartyJ Smoot Sp. Occ.: Housewife Ch.: 2 Gch.: 1 ' WILLIAMS, Marguerite Mrs. D. A. Burns 612 Turk Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 624-4708 Occ.: Retired Ch.: 2 WISE, Charlotte Mrs. Bruce Goodman 1914 Laurel Hill Drive Kingwood, Texas 77339 Phone: 17133 358-3328 Occ.: Housewife x Sp. Occ.: President Goodman Industrial Battery, Inc. Ch.: 4 WOODWORTH, Zerlina Toni Flood Mrs. Robert V. Flood P. O. Box 408 5' Seabrook, Texas 77586 WORKIZER, Mildred M. Mrs. Wm. H. Giett 310 W. 44th Street Joplin, Missouri 64801 Phone: C4171 623-2175 Occ.: . Selling Supervisor J. C. enny Company Sp. Occ.: Agent Prudential Insurance Company Ch.: 2 Gch.: 5 WYATI, Darrell Rt. 4, Box 441 Grove, Oklahoma 74344 Phone: C9181 786-9688 Occ.: TV Repair Sp.: Aline Sp. Occ.: Housewife 537 Florida S. W. Alburqueruue, New Mexico Occ.: Retired Sp.: Ruth Helen Sp. Occ.: Homemaker Ch.: . 2 Gch.: 5 87108 A.-f-1- lln emuriam Katherine Braden Dollie Branch Lenval Cash Jack Childress Nellouise DeVaney John Dugan Forrest Eckles, Jr. John Edmondson, Jr. Walter fTeddyJ English James Finley J. C. Harbaugh Marion l-lershberger Victor Holden Burl Laird Jack Lytle Tom Mallory Evelyn Main Joe H. McCormick CLASS OF 1940 DECEASED Jack T. Needham June Paschall Nannie Mae Quillan Lloyd Reis Viola Riggs Jerry Sain Clyde Simmons Charles CMickeyJ Spicer Albert Stewart Richard E. Stout Edward Thomas Wayne Waggoner Shade Wallen Dorothy Watson Helen Wiedeman Morgan Welch Clyde Whitwell Lillian Young C rimnmlzhgmsuts We wish to thank the following persons, organizations, and businesses for helping to make our reunion a success: Empire District Electric Company Jefferson Lines, Inc. Kassab, Inc. R 8a M Restaurant Thomas 8: Talley Attomeys Missouri Southern State College KTVJ-TV Channel 16 . Peerless International Company, Inc. Helen Louise Knight Chickering Miss Debbie Buzzard Charles Ellington Patty Lacey Beech Glenda Muhlenburg Swartout Joe C. Wheeler so names V 'Mil fl l if, lk 5. JN X Xxx 2 , QW QN XJ VIH I. M 'ff ww 'K -.Rx ,X x. Q, XX X T ,QX .x , ,. P557 F M 1 . ' Hi. frlfrjl .-fu L4 ,A r' A x xx xi -Q .P-XQ6 XXL. N , N, . ,xr ., I ,lf ' ru -'1. .c',,, rv' 1, inf 5 . N , T-liz 3'1 ---'T ---1 4X3 ' f- , .,