Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1942 volume:

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A.. . . , ,..W.,...., 3 5 n I 1 And after lunch mzmy's the time we met here on the hall stairway and talked . . . shall Wesay sl1op 'f . . for those few fleeting moments. wmswfwr W , , V, f , we w,f,1,Mm,'mwvfllmuf ,AfW1Ww.qWfu241Qm.f.,wwm Q Do you remember all the times We sat il ll cl tulkerl hex'e'f Anal. uh. that last minute Cl'21IllIlllllQ'l , SLUT' M. ' ' ,. W ., .yin -, L-me ir-Ml I '??L.! A , ir 1 o Q - - 58 Ours is the right to say what We Want If rf , X 'lf ,. to Say . . . do what we want to do X . , , And don't think We dmft cherish it F h Making' use of our right to Vofe . . 11 - - 'fl' llle zrmzlecl to do our Mliilw sn - - Since theres ai juli to lie dune . . . we'1'e gu- ing' to lielp flu it. Our p ut is to knit and sew Y cl 1' ni clothing' lieve me .... XVQ-I e pitching? - - lve jeiiiecl the Hriizy beliinfl HIC Hiniizy i lf, and when the time for need does C 0 ni e you will hear our De- K fense Council say . . . WWe'i'e ready to help sein 0 u i' people in e Y e i' y way possible during' the blackouts of warf' , ,Y In M ,r. '3- ,gg , ,- Q.'O 3 A VJ ,H 4 f 4 ka wg f I I ,9- . 1 2 A 1 in f ' 'A Q. JW 'W ,ggi 15.3655 vzasff' R ii-A 6 . 3' , ix 1 f 9 x Y 1 3 QR K x A- glight Qommomvl A X x f S 5 TL C X -+221-aw-2-gc: Z0 T .X xx 55 lx ixlr XX l l 1 1 X, llCll'CilClllS of H19 IQOUCIS Ray Carlson. Paul Van Pool, E. A. Elliott, Charles Wells, Mrs. Etta Gnrloc-k. Mark Henderson, Clifford Casey You conduct our educational operations on a plane most beneficial to us. We all know that your job is a hard job, for you must work with perfect co-operation in order to keep our school in perfect harmony. You could be called mechanics in a sense, for you must keep our system in con- stant repair '... building' and bettering this educational institution of ours. As silent partners you have realized and fulfilled your responsibility in a Way creditable to us. We're proud of you . . . and heres a hand-clasp and a word of thanks for such a great year. -,, ,W ., ' has Y -241: fu 1 f i3fg'. s: 12551, Q ,aff Q 5 ,'., Si? f4,.g'fgL . fini? 1:. Q ' , Si '- P WHNMQQQ K: x'A:y ,55f22A 1 'sv A 'W' i H - f2?:15i'fww? fm' A Mat Yfwaszi Uwe' -, Qzqigf 'mgfzggnitgmgw . iwatff A H Qu 3123331 1l:,'1f?- 29955- Ziez ' my -. ,W 'QQEEE ggggsgs ppm ik A2 Q gf g iz: gh? xmv 323 if I . . . lrinvipzil Glen R. Ik-:thi 1 m- 'Li ,X zzgizzucz' of lllffwllllllj l You help us to guide our ships ff r smoothly along. YoL1SGOlh2ll we have plenty ol' fun. and never before has our School spirit been so rousing: You sec that we keep our scholastic rating' up, because you know We need a lmlzincefl school life. lt's good Lo know that our Principal is a regular fellow and say . . . were with you on those Western stories. But before We go we want to throw E1 horseshoe of luck to you . . yOLl,l'C one of the finest. Hopf Hep! Hep! se tv - t' ,. ' ' W A . ' . , ,1.Y.YI.t'tllI!f fI'1Hi'lfHH VHARLES S, OSI-SORN yf I X ,Ji You put enthusiasm into every action . . every association. Yes, day by day, with ever renew- ing' patience, enthusiasm, and a swell sense of humor, you go about carefully pointing' out how and why. Seldom do you receive direct credit or profit for your courageous Work. We oller y o u our gratitude . . . slight reward it may seem . . but sincere gratitude it is. JUN 138019 HS vflll HIC t?GClillli7. You are never too busy to listen to our problems. You are the busiest little lady in this whole school. We find you bustling' about in the ot'- lice checking up on the girls the entire day. But, however busy you may be, you are al- ways kind and considerate to us. Youlve been swell! So now may We simply say . . We think you're tops. f?FK17I of ffirfx MISS lNlAKGARlC'l' lVll,l,l'AlWlSUN MISS GRACE COLVIN MISS PHEBE GKIFFITH MISS MAHIAN MARTIN MRS. EDNA CHESTNUI lfllfffl-X11 ,l.'f1fl1i'u1ufii1x' .S'Iv1zf1y1'z1,p!zy fiff fx' xfilflvl' Huff CllCl1IlXfV.X' Now let us take you to the more in- tellectual side of life-Veto the Why- fores'? and t'Whereabouts77' of cer- tain personsethe ablest of instruct- orseeour Teachers. As Z1 treat, we are going eavesdropping for a mo- ment near one of their doors. Which one? Huh-uh . .you guess. But iirst, let's stop in on some of our classes and see What's what . . As we enter the chemistry laboratory, we get a NVILLIAM DALE MISS LILLIAN BLEVTNS T. FRANK COITLTER li. XV. BAKER .llzmif S,'Jr11l1'.x'l1 ilzzvii' !'o-oiwlflifzlm' .ou ll My 1.1 CLARICNCE IRA MISS HESS li. l5UCKl'lRll3Gl'f MKS. DORA ULRICI CLAY COOPER .l1'l1li'Iim !,r1tz'll ,flIffH.Yfl .lll1I4'fim' whili' of . . No, youlre wrong. Breathe a relieved sigh . . . it's only students experimenting with hydrogen sulfide. As we step outside to get a breath of good clean air, we find ourselves in front of the library. Shall We go in for a while? lt's so nice and Quiet. Oh . . . What's this? It seems that We have Walked into the midst of a li- brary class . . . an everyday occur- rence now-a-days. My! . . . LYNN SCOTT lvrzdiu lIf'ulrli1z,rf PAUL HOYVELI. Al.. 1-wb. 'QM 5 D111 ,ak 7 I727'f11'v BIRS. EDNA CLARK D. C. RICE liojux' Sflllljj' lla!! ll'rlfIf11.r1 5 K 5 e fl - X I' ,QL . . ,,,,, , .. . . V . ff! as 6 S. T. COBINE J. ARTHUR HICNLFIY GENE HATFIELD l'II.l.IS KINDRED Wlfff Vvfffl lVof1rl-zvnrlc f'll?'f7f'I1f7',X' .lzzln illcrlzrzfzim How we have learned to use the li- brary files and have become familiar with references! Nice work . . . if you like it! . . But We must be on the move again . . . Let's take a fleeting glance into one of' the geometry classes. How lively and gay every- one looks! We know now how you must feel. But remember! Here you learn something that is going to he very useful to you .... Cjl'0H1wl1'y RUSSELL S. OSBORN MRS. WILLIAM DALE JAMES VAWVTER JOSEPH MILLER I?1'0l0,m' fllizxir I?c01l0M1'ic.v Tyjling WP ity vfy 'ws iii Q ,YI fn. 7 si. if if Hffafl' 'NIISS VIRGINIA ISICATTY MISS HILIJKICD BARN,-KN 'Nuff I-ru11.fi 1.11.4 . When and 'tif' you ever tinish your course, just keep plugg'in'.,' . . Speaking of pIuggin,, it takes more than that to brave a course in phy- sics. However, it's really Iots of fun. And don't think it isn't interesting! Once you have completed this course, y0u'II k n 0 W it! B ut we mustn't tarry here any Ionger, for We hear the hum of machines caIling' us to the machine shop .... HARRY Mc PHAII. if' W ,WA I S' 1:1 A. Y i In EL' -X . MEM V Jan ,., ,N I I , , MISS IIICAH ROBINSON MISS LUCY BURNS .IL ,ii,f!J.v!J lf11.1ff1'.vl1 I l win MISS GLAIJYS BUICHLMAN MRS. I-ILIZABICTH COOPER MISS CLARA GARDNER 1,1 fl1ruzl.x'fI'x' .Nfi'1Jfy1H'4 fi' V llmm' lnffilffizlzw .lu14'r'z'i'11iz llisfm'4x' M17-45' , 'sw K 1 E. O. HURIPHKEY ARNOLD IRYVIN MISS NOMA MATTER VVllil.IAM VOlGli'l' lVoz'IiI lli.vfoi'y ,liliiiiiwili llffvlffu- Girly' .-11li1v!ir3 Nfiiwrli Machines that under the skillful hands of our boys cut and shape metals into different types of tones and vices for our national defense . . . Yes, as We can see in our all-too- short survey . . . we are all Working' . . . Working' to make our lives fuller and richer. Working to help our na- tion and other nations in this crisis. . . . How are we able to do this? What makes this possible? . llffrlzihi' .Wiffff JAMES B. KING ARTHUR BOLFS MISS SUSAN HASWELI. ROY WHITE PIz,v,vir.v Jiri . lu1w1'iffi71 Hi.vfn1',v .llrrfniiifrzil lJl'1lfn'1'l ff ffr1nf,'f,'p4'fmf11ff .lfrIff1l' ' There is only one answer to these questions . . . Our Teachers. They have guiclecl us on the right path to- ward li U cm w l e cl e and success. Througli their influence We shall be ahle to step out and meet this olcl wprlcl in a battle of life, liberty. and happiness. We are deeply indebted to our teachers. We will never be able to repay them. So. Teachers. Happy Iiamliiigsl GFNICVA TAPPANA MISS LAURA IJECKEK ,Ugg g.jT1i1.j1, RRI-QI! MISS l0Nl'I EI.I,l0'l l' miilzm' f!!71i'i' l,1fHfHX 1 ONICI. E. W. ISONDY Sl'fliGl IAN'l' C. E. TREAGER .l!1'l1'li11'-V MII.l5liEIl NOBB J. I.. liIf'l l'5 RALPH HALL C, '12 HU!-'FMAN lfizgflixlz .lx.vi.v!iziif CH-fwflflzrifm' Cfmiz1i1i'1'liif1l liizyflixfi .Igf1'1u1il!im' l 3. If 9 ff 'if L? ,S . S ff aw--W... My-1-1.4 J D z z cfQLj F lyers C L A S S E f 5 K X Q , f 5-6 QQ ff K I 2011- zrc can ruff . . Dear old geoxnetry class . . . how we lovei'?J thee! How you girls do hcut upuf Everyone. including' the boys. enjoys Mr. Vz1wtcr's classes. Mr. White cnlrnlyffi checks the papers! Betty Jo gives the spelling to the c1z1ssee0'lad1yf Straightcn un . . you Question mzmrks. . , :D , I San If'1'z1ncisco'f Ginny, move over about 3.500 miles. 'l'w:-nh weigh! ll ' Q Alll., zclu L tory Why S0 Q'lLlm'.' lt's only your test paper! Miss Heecl: HWl1y lmotller to llncl whore it Wlmfs XYITJITQ' Nancy 21ml liulmlmyf' Did wo Wcnttl 1f'f H'fW f interrupt yuur stu1lyinQl'fl Mr. Henley teaches these luoys Uplane Sense 0Cli- IPCCli- DUCK - - - well. 'KZIW-Vliihifll VlllJtl1Ql'lL1'llt? Wcll, cvcn wld glory c:zm'tsto1m that cold, easterly Wind. 'l'xx'em5 Ill if S 5 v wil- irsf Row ABERNATHY, AMALIE Girl Reserve ADAMS, W. EDWARD ADDINGTON, HELEN Pliilogian, Girls' Rifle Team AGGUS, NADINE Philo Phronian ALEXANDER, ANN M. Orchestra, Band ALFORD, LOUISE Aspasian ncond Row ARD, EVERETT Herculean. Diamond and Dlsc ASH, BILLY Spyglass, Golf ATKINSON, DOROTHY Ataluntian AUGTER, EUGENE Herculean. Band AVERY, ROBERT W. A. O. A. President. R. O. T. C. BALAY, BUFORD Radio Third Row BALES, LOUISE Junior Chorus. Girl Reserve BALSLEY, BETSY Joplimo Associate- Editor, Olympiad 'QA' I -,b' ,..,,,.': ' 15. if ' ll BARNES, JIM Basketball, Football BARNETT, ROBERT Student Council, Forum BARRETT, COLLEEN Sigma. Gamma Lambda BASS, FRANCES Class Secretary, Philouiau President Fozzrth Row BASSMAN, EUGENE Football. Basketball BAUM, BETTY Philo Phronian. Choir BAY, KATHRYN Girl Reserve Philo Phronian - ..., , I BECK, DEWEY BENNETT, JENNIE Philo Phronian BENTON, CHARLES WV. Fifth Row BILYEU, EDNA Radio Club, Girl Reserve BLACKBURN, BESSIE R. Sigma Gamma Lambda BLACKBURN, PEGGY Joplimo Editor. Honorary Cadet Colonel BLAIR, RAYMOND LEE Herculean. HJ Club BOND, BARBARA Olympiad, Drum Corps 2' I E 25 vSf,?i --'- 1. az sl an ,.. ,xii 3, 3, mem BRADFIELD, LOIS JANE Olympiad. Drum Corps Silfll Row BRENTLINGER, JEAN Atalantian BREWER, ROY Football. J Cluli BRITE, RICHARD O1'c-liestra, L. C. I . BRITTENHAM, MONTE R. O. T. C. BROADWATER, GENE BROOKS, LOUISE Joplimo. Castalian Thirty 1 1? . 4 4 X rv F 1 If I f ZH! '. 2 - 7 fffgif fig?- ar 6 :Y As if 0 , .J a 2, 3 xg J K . ill- VA f-ff' ' ' f I f, II 5 .wg , I. . R YY - 1. am ,.:-.: 5 X A' ,. J ACES 121 , ms .,., if - fm ,, ,.Q 1 W 1 5, egg E: L.. 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JACK MARET SA.LU'I'ATORIAN . . GLEN MARTIN 9 f YL A ..,. A f -, .-,. X ..J , U f jff b If A gig r ,, .n , A 13 , .J 2 'Q' W fi 1' w ' ., , rim if 5 iii 'H' ' ' R in , ' M I fi, Lin' ff .515-' '- 'V , , . .1 -' i Q,.a-- ,.: . 'ii if .Z .,.,, ' V W V'-V- J -wza12.r,1'f: W5- ' W - 5 W A V A 'f 1?5?,S53??2Q., f 1 Q 'Q 1 , 2: if ,gf -:mi- ':fr I M5132 W , , ' f I , .4 ,.... wif iirsf Rum' Scrum! Row COLEMAN, DOROTHY COLSON, BETTY Aspasian Secretary COMBS, ALNETA SDYP-TIZISS. Philo Phronian Presida-nt COOK, LEROY Senior Class Play. Herculezm COOPER, JACK COPELAND, MILDRED CORNELL, LILLY F. IXIWIIOIIZIUIQ, Junior Chorus COULTER, JOHN COVEY, MARYBELLE Sigma Gamma Lambda COX, DAN A. O. A., R. O. T. C. COX, SHIRLEY Asnasian, Girl Resorve CRAGIN, JOHN Hi-Y President. Gavel and Quill M 5. Q , Philo Phronian IILHI AOA' Seffrvtary CRAIG, FLORENCE CRANE, OREN DAVIDSON, AUDIE L. DEMINGS, IQDVVARD CRENSHAW, LOYE Orchestra, Senior Class Play CROCKETT, GAYLORD CROSSON, VIRGINIA Olympiad. Choir CROSSVYHITE, DOROTHY Joplimo Assistant Editor. Senior Class Play nzzrtlz Ru-xv CROWDER. GEORGE l 'orum. Junior Class Play CROVVELL, BILL CURRAN, MERLE Atalantian DAVIS, CARL DAVIS DICK flffffl lxlrrix' DAVIS, DONALD L. Cadet Colonel, Rille Team DAVIS, DONALD T. DAVIS. JEAN Sapplmnian DAY, LISBETH Drum Corps, Student Council DeGRAFF, BILL HENRY Band, Palette and Brush Band. Palette and Brush Sinfflz ICMU deVILLERS, BETTY Philo Phronian, Girl Reserve DILWORTH, TOM DIXON, LIIVINA ANGUS Pllilu Pllronian DOSS, CLYDE, JR. Football, R. 0. T. C. DOUTHITT, VIRGINIA DOWNS. RUTHI-I Girl Reserve- Thirty-two fn? ,. 5 . I L . 53 Grays to HIC .flees HIIIO lil7UIlillUlf'E'Ci tim storm - - - OFFICERS .2:E'.'I2 , I . ,. 3 'W' .:,' A .. ., , . I 1 ' . ,.,. ,- :QE lfiltvt lmiv Tlzinl lmiv l'ifllz Nrrzu DRAKE, JOYCE ELAINE EHRHART, EUGENE EVINS, B-OB Uastalian LQS Amlg0S. EINSEL, L. D. Rifle Team . ra. 0. T. C., , DEEQAN' ROBERT LEE A. 0. A. vm in-esifaem F'-MLUNER, BETTY DUNNE, BOB L. C. F.. Choir ,qL'f'fJlZ!l lffrzn' DUNIVIN, JERRY EDDS, GEORGE Herculezm. Ilinmund and Disc EDWARDS, BARBARA Spyglass Associate Editor, Sapphonian Thirty-three ELLIOTT, GEORGE I'I+!I'C1ll92lH. R. 0. T. C. UIIVIII l?n'zU ELLIS, RAYMA M. I'l1il0!iZllX, Girl Reserve ENGLISH, SHIRLEY Olympiad, Choir EPPERSON, ALBERTA Sigma Gamma Lambda Aspasian, Glrl Reserve FARMER, MARY LOU Spyglass, Philogian S'f.1'H1 RMU FERNEAU, BETTY Sapphonian. Junior Class Play FETTERS, GERALD Football l. Basketball FIELDING, CHARLES PRESIDENT . . GLEN MARTIN SECRETARY . . FRANCES BASS QQ -.Mm I ',.2 1.f 2 215 A i lf, 'S 1 , wg , 195. T '- - Y fa., M F' :- 'Y f V. l'zl'Jf Ihfqv FILLER, VIRGINIA Sigma Gammu Lzmxlnla FLETCHER, MARY Senior Class Play, O15 mpiufl FLUERNOY, VIRGINIA Aspzlsiam, Girl Reserve FLYNN, .ILANITA Slgmzl Gamma llumbrla FLYNN, MARGARET Choir, Atzx l zmtizlu FOSTER, BETTY Czlstallialn SUVOIIKII lm-tl' FOWVLER. LORENE Sizrmu Gzunmzl Lamlucla ERANKENSTEIN, R. J. inurlvnl Iklzxy-112 ,lo pli mo G AMMON, LLOYD GEIEGERT, NINA Szmplloniaxx. Girl Rvwerve GIBSON, GEORGE f5LlldL'Iil. Council clunt. llulmul GIBSON, SAM Fmstlmll Thin! 160-Iv GILIZREATH, M. Lum Amigos, J-Dei GILLMAN, TEDDY Proxi- GORDON, EDDIE GORDON, WANDA Aspneizux. Girl liewlwc GRAFF, MARGI 'ERITE Custulinn. .I-Dm GIIEENIL MYRIEL Signnu Gzmumn Ilillilllllll mzrllz lwm' GRENINGER, ELEANOR Sigma: Gmmnu l.z1ml1fl:1 GRIDER, CLETIS GRIDER, MARSTON 1 Rlllaf IOZlID, ll. O. I'. L. GRIFFIS, I.I'CILI.E IIARDIN, VVILMA blwglnzl Gzmwmzr Lixmlulzl lilllv Team Se-:-2-6-11111 HAGENSICKER, BETTE .-Xsrzlfizllx l'x'esidx-111, Hlrl liewvxo IIAMILTON, BLRI. II. lbizlmnmcl :md Din-, Killer 'Fe-:lm iff!! 1611-Il' IIAMM, CHARLES 'l'1 1c'l' I Clulw .x.- . IIAMM, MARY LULISE lizlml, O.'c'lws1ra1 HAND, MARGARET l'lwil4xUi:1l1 IIARIYCASTLE. MARIE HARRIS, ED l m'um I'residu11t. llelxzlu- Sllffl Nfm' H,xRlgIsQN, ALTA MARY I lxlvmlwx. ,lugrfllvwx l'l1nto-mm1nt.i2 Q IIIILCIH HASTINGS, JACK l.. 4' lf. R. U. 'l'. V. IIATFIHLD, SI-IIF I,EY .fx11ll.1'1! inn HA TTON, GICRRY C'lmi1'. Al2'l21DllilIl IIAVVLEY, G ICGRGE HEAIDLEE, KENNETH Thll'fX'-'lllblll' 2 . . 2 A-,.. 'Qi if , , v--: . znqin E ..:: H I: A A. lil F 5 5 ,, ' e , . 'Hit ...g:1efsfgze'W' f.--K S-m3..g'.2 ' ' M x -2 f 'sum 'W gg ar 'W fb Q 1 R, in N M - - .Henri Those who T faire ei , me ,ll A f 1, , '- x -Q :L l Q -ff J is it 'S' , 'Q' ' 54 f-Qg L' .,,' , f - ' ' 1 1.I'.l'f IYOTU HEARN, COOK Los Amigos Vice President HENDERSON, TEDDY HENLEY, MIGNON Olympiad Vice- Pres. Girl Reserve Sevretary QUCUIIJ NOW HERRON, VIOLET Girl Reserve HILL, JEANNE Philo Phronian. Girl Reserve HILL, UTAH Thirty-five 7, flirzl Roiu HINDS, MAY JENETTE Aspasian. Student Council I-IINKLE, BARTH Herculean, Diamond and Disc I-IINKLE, BUD Flashlight Drill. Diamond and Disc Ollfffli Now HOLDEN, DOLORES Philo Phronian HOLDEN, FLOYD Football, Diamond and Disc HOVVELL, MARY Sigma Gamma Lambda, Junior Chorus fifflz. R0-:U HUBBARD, GEORGE B. HUDSON, ELSIA .I-Det. Argonaut HUFF, FLOYD Diamond and Disc, R. O. T. C. ifrllz Ro-tu HYGHES, EDWIN L. Band, Choir HLITCHINSON, DONAH Junior Chorus, Argonaut JACKSON, BETTY J. Drum Corps, Orchestra to lzigizest slfamiarcls Con orm - - - WHO'S WHO BALSLEY. BETSY,,,,,,..-D. A. R. Outstanding Girl BARNES, JIM .......,. .... C o-Captain Basketball BASSMAN, EUGENE ..,,, .... C 0-Captain Football BLACKBURN. PEGGY ..,,,, ,,-Editor of Joplimo CASNER, WANDA JO .... Co-Editor of the Sllylrlass CROSSWHITE, DOROTHY -Y ,--..-- --- ,,Ou tstanding Dramatics Student DAVIS, DONALD .... ,... C adet Colonel FRANKENSTEIN, R. J. ..,,.,,,.,,,.. Student Mayor GIBSON, GEORGEU., ..., Student Council President HINDS, MAY JI-INETTE ,,.. LANKFORD, VIRGINIA MARSHALL, MAC ...,. MARTIN, GLEN ...., MORTON, NORVAN ,,,. RODN EY. GLENN ,,,,,,, ..,, SC HI LDANECHT. RAY ----Football Queen ,,,Drum Majorotte --,,Class Orator --,,CIass President ,,,-Co-Captain Football Co-Captain Basketball -,-Most Valuable Missouri N. Y. A. Student SMOOT, MARTHA .,,,.,.. Co-Editor of the Spyglass STREET. CHARLES YY.... Outstanding Junior Cadet WEILEP, POLLY ,.,. ---J-Det Captain VE -3 X W- Jff.- 5 -I .. ., b A ' i f f iii.. I .,,. .,.,.. . mxiimm h .f T n V- 4 A O Af Y QAQQ v i l'i1'x1' 160-zu JACKSON, BUD JAMES, GLENA R. O. T. C.. Dizununcl and Diaz' JEVYETT, LUCY JAYNE Aspzlsizin Sccrelary, Choir JOHNSON, FLOYD R. O. T. C. JOHNSON, RIQEY IRI-INE Atalnntian JOHNSTON, GEORGE S4'CO1lCIi Rota' JONES' RAGINE ANNE Philogizm T KASSAB, LEON Gavel and Quill. Dizxrnond and Disc- KEENER, REXFORD Band. R. O. T. C. KELTZ, KENNETH KING, RALPH KOCH, EUGENIA Orchestra, Drum Corps I1 ini Rota' KOST, MARILYN Olympiad. Girl Reserve KRUDWIG, BLANCIIF Philogrizm. Girl Reserve . Mas QU if . 'wg 1 K' LAIRD. JLNE Custal inn. Girl Reserve LAMB, ROSEBUD Supphoni zin, Band LANKFORD, VIRGINIA Drum Major, Sapphonian LARSON, MARY Radio Cl uh. Girl Reserve uurffi Noir' LEA, JACQUELINE Atzilzxntizin LEACH, THAD Herculean. Student Council LeGRANDE, DALE E. Hi-Y. R. O. T. C. LENGER, TWYLA MALLETT, ELGENE Philoggiun, Band MARET, JAVK LONG, BUD Gaxel .ind Quill. S. P. Q. R., Diurnond and Disi- R. O. T. C. -- , if ,. , LOWE' BOB 51,1111 :mu HPY'R-0-T-C- MARKLEY,BEN lfifllz Rom' LUDWIG, ROLAND A, O. A. LUNDSTRUM, DOROTHY Sigma Gamma Lambda MADISON, RUTH Palette and Brush MAIIONEY, PAUL Los Amigos. RiHe Team MARSHALL, BEULAII Castulian President. Senior Class Plzly MARSHALL, BILLIE MARSHALL, MAC Debate. R. O. T. C. MARTIN, GCILBERT R. O. T. MARTIN, GLEN N. F, L. President. Senior Class President Thirty-six I .F A f ,, .,.- S , M 5 ,..' T' . f H 4 fi' 'nt 13 I 5 ' ,. . F 2 s 2 , fi . AL ' First Now MARTIN, JIMMY Golf Team. Gavel and Quill MARTIN, LEALEN A. O. A.. R. 0. T. C. MARTIN, LILLIE MAE Sapphonian Second Row MARTIN, PAUL McCLELLAND, P. Atalantizm, Fencing Club MCCLINTICK, GEORGE Palette and Brush. R. O. T. C. Thirty-seven Third Row McKEE, BILL Orchestra, Choir McNEIL, WALLACE Football Manager. L. C. F. McRAE, VELMA Philogi an, Girl Reserve Fourih Row MEADOWS BETTY , Aspasian. Girl Reserve METSKER, GLORIA J. Aspasian. J-Det METSKER, HAROLD fifth Row MITCHELL, BOB Diamond and Disc. Forum MORGAN, HELEN Argonaut MORGAN, J. W. A. O. A.. R. O. T. C. Sixth Row MORGAN, VIRGINIA Argon aut Secretary MORRISON, JOHN Band. R. O. T. C. MORRISON, R. L. ereis to the 01195 who gouezfnecl our state CITIZENS or . .. . GIRLS' STATE BALSLEY, BETSY Supreme Court Justice HAGENSICKER, BETTY Sergeant at Arms of the House LANKFORD, VIRGINIA Adjutant General SCHREIER, BARBARA State Senator WEILEP, POLLY President Protem of the House . . . BOYS' STATE BARNETT, ROBERT Prosecut i ng: Attorney CRAGIN, JOHN Assistant Adjutant General EDDS, GEORGE Chairman of State Highway Commission ELLIOTT, GEORGE County Assessor GIBSON, GEORGE Commissioner of Finances REYNOLDS, ROBERT Chairman of Missouri Unemployment Compensation Commission SCHAEFER, PAUL Perfection Clerk of House of Representatives STREET, CHARLES Adjutant General WEIL, EDWARD State Representative ! S . F.. ,f AQ? .Q .?..-.fix Q .HK 1 .w 'Fl 'di .1 an . , '51 Q . -lqi I A , ,A,A . . . in W' EAE 35.2. I f , . I I H - 5. ..,.. ,.,.A. ,,,A., ,.., S Ei ' .-4 2 2, I it wi 5 14.15 'ik . 1 , 1' S Q If . . 1 -A A' ... l R Zi' :V A 'fx-z.. X ---.. .I m:: ':-.,:i:1.- .Q QT. il. . e l .Sr We-ff? fig, iw M mis' 1 . .QQJC i. :Url ' ..,. -'-A Z W f -'-., K, ig 9 ,., :ii ' N tsxl I lg' . 'f1'.Yf Rjflifl MORTON. NORVAN C. Basketball. Footbull MOSS, WINSTON R. O. T. C. MCLKEY . ORY AL CARL R. O. T. C.. Student Council MIIRDUCK. ERNIE MURPHY. DORIS Aspasian Secretary MYERS. SARA JAYNE Olympiad. Drum Corps emzzd Row NEBLETT, MILLICENT Argonaut. Girl Reserve NEIL, PATTY Palette and Brush NELSON. CHARLOTTE Los Amigos. Girl Reserve NEVYMAN, ELIGANOR NEWTON, KATHRYN NIXON, BILL Joplimo Business Mzinuger, Gavel and Quill Tl11'1'f:' lfcm' NOEL, MYRTLE Sigma Gamma Lambda NOLAND. DOROTHY E. OSBORNE, VIENNA J-Det. Philogian !.:2f 2ir Z 1 J ' OUTT, BETTY Su pplmiiiun OUTT. MARY MARTHA Pzuletie :incl Brush I OVERMAN, ALMA Atzslzmtizm rfzlrllz Nou' OYYEN. VIVIAN LEE , CHLOE PAINE Philo Pllronizm PANNELL, HAROLD PARKER, JACK Band. Orchestra PEARSON. JACK L. R. O. T. C., Choir .... n,.4:..:q.: -.f- PERRY, ROBERT Band, R. O. 'I'. C. fill!! li'n-Ia' PHILLIP. RITA Spyirlass. Atalzmtizm I-'LII MLEE, BETTY LOI' Philo Phroniim POLLUCK. EBIMA H. Philo Pl ll'fJ'1lZ1Il PORTER, EUGENE Diamond and Dist: POTTER, GRANT R. O. T. C.. A. O. A. PRALL, IRENE Sigma Gamma Lambda if in Nuff: lfmv REEVES. J AMES ll i - Y REYNOLDS. ROBERT Diiiinond and Disc, Gnu-l :md Quill REYNOLDS, ROSAIAEEN Philo I'h1'ohiz1ii RHOADES, MAXINE S. P. Q. R. President. Girl Reserve RIEDER. J. C. R. O. T. C., Gavel and Quill President RILEY. ROBERT L. C. F.. Diamond and Disc Thirty-eight was lfllivf ICH-Iv ROACH, BETTY Girls' Glue Cluli. Los Amigos ROBERTSON, LAVAIYN Fencing' Club. Radio Club ROBISON, CLIFFORD R. O. T. C.. HifY Smioml Now RODNEY, GLENN Basketball, Football RODNEY JAY Hi-Y, davel and Quill ROSE, BiLL Basketball Thirty-nine ROSSMAN, DOLORES Los Amigos, Girl Reserve ROUSE, HESTON Diamond and Disc. Flashlight Drill SANDERS, NANCY Sapphonian, Junior Class Play nzwlli Row SCHAEFER, PAUL F. Diamond and Disc. N. F. L. SCHIDE, MARIAN Palette and Brush, Choir SCHEU RICH, HOWARD 7'!r1'i'4I lffm' f7if2'l1 Nrm' SCHILDKNECHT, RAY N. Y. A. State Award SCHREIER, BARBARA Junior Class Play. Drum Corps SCOTT, NEWELI, Palette and Brush. Hi-Y Sixzflz. Row SCOTT, ROBERT R. O. T. C., Hi-Y SCOTT, ROBERTA Spygluss Associate Editor. Philogizm SERAGE, CHARLES Diamond and Disc President. R. O. T. C. Y - - HMC! to Those who Htooie offw for their pictmcs loo late. BOUCHER, J. C. COMER, RALPH CLAYTON, HAROLD FLINT, TINA LOU GOODRICH, GERALDINE HAMPTON, MARJORIE GREEN, RICHARD HAVVKINS, DONALD HESSINGER, ELNORA IRISH, JACKSON LOGAN, HALL A. LONG, ROY JAMES, JR. LYMAN, RICHARD MADDOX, ROBERT D. MAYO, FRANCINE MCALLISTER, HOPE MORRIS, RICHARD NEVVMAN, ELWOOD ORGAN, CLAYTON PIERSON, ROY ROSS, CHARLES, JR. STARKS, RALPH J. STOGSDILL, RALPH TOVV, DOROTHY WILLIS, HOWARD li. '33 522, A 's -nr 1 f 3? I-8 me xg, , -Ji Lk I-,. ,E Q 7' ' In g 1:::. .:,--' :'::Q l , H I j , lL L A lfzml Irma' SIIADDAY, MERTON SHEPHERD, HELEN Sigma Gamma Lambda SHEPPARD, MAXINE Atalantizin, Choir SHORT, J. DEAN SHREVE, .IEANNE Sigma Gamma Lambda SHCLTS, IIOYVARD Student Council Srcomi No-m SILVEY, HENRY SMITH, BILL Y SMITH, CECIL SMITH, LIONEL Hi-Y SNIITH, IVIELVIN Football, Basketball SMITH, RALPH 7llIl7'1I' ll'0'Zu SMITH, REX Forum, Choir SMITH, RICHARD NI. R. O. T. C.. Flashlight Drill SIVIITI-I, WIHITNEY Joplixno Publicity Managror, Gavel and Quill SMUOT, IVIARTHA E. Olympiad Presic'ent. Co-editor of Spyglass SPENCE, DELORES Philo Phrunian SPENCER, MINNIE R Drum Corps, Palette and Brush nurllz Non' STANSBIIRY, JOHN H. Flashlight Drill, Forum STEARNS, JIM Gavel and Quill, Band STEVYART, ROBERT STIDHAM, BERNICE Castal i an. Ju plimo STOCKTON, IRENE Si :una Gamma Lambda STOTT, MATTIE B. .,,. . ' it 'fi I M 1 ,.,,.., f' ffffl NON' STOVVELL, GERRY Choir, J-Dot STREET. CHARLES Herculs-an President R. O. T. C. SULLIVAN, BETTY .Atillfilltllllh Girl Rm-Servo SIITTER. WINSTON Senior Class Play, Diamond and Dism- TA LBOTT, BETTY Fenc i mr, Gi rl Reserve TA LBOTT, IMOG ENE Girl Reserve Sirliz Non' TANDO, FRED TAPPANA, CHARL SC-niur Class Play. Szxpphonizln TAYLOR, LEONA Philo Phronian. Girl Ruservo THOMPSON, VIRGI Philo Phronian. Girl Reserx v TILLMAN, BILLIE Student Cnuncil. Philogfian TOLES, LOMA LEE ASIJZLSIZIII. J-Dot Flirty Ak OTTE NIA ANN , .3 , F1'1'.i't l6n'zv Sawmill ICU-xv TONNIES, VYALTER R. O. T. C., Hi-Y TOVVNLEY, GLORIA Drum Corps, Spygl ass TOWNSEND, JCANITA TROLLOPE, BETTY R. Joplimo. Palnttv and Brush TROUTMAN, MARTHA Orchestra. Drum Corps TURNER, EDITH Cheerleader. Palette and Brush Forty-one TWEED, JOAN Philnfgrian. Girl Reserve TYLER, CHARLES R. O. T. C.. Rifle Tcain VAN WINKLE, BILL VAFGIIN, PEARL Girl Reserve. Sigma Gamma Lambda WAIIKER, TOM E. H4-rculean. Senior Class Play WALLACE, AVANELL Tlzirfl Row VVALTERS, GENE WARNER, MARGARET Spyglass, Olympiad WATSON, EDNA WATSON, NORMAN Band. Diamond and Disc WEIL. EDYVARD Spyzrlass. Diamond and Disc WEILEP, POLLY ANN J-Det Captain. Aspasian nufilz Row WHITE, GLENN Band WILLEY, JUANITA Philo Phronizm Vice President: VVILLIAMS, JOANNA S. P. Q. R.. Girl Reserve WILLIAMS, JOHN A. 0. A.. Choir WILSON, BETTY JEAN Girl Reserve. Philo Phronian WILSON, BILL R. O. T. C.. Herfulean lfiftlz Rrmi VVILSON, MARJORIE Philo Phron i an WOMMACK, JEAN Girl Reserve President, Drum Corps VVOOIDS, Al' DREY Drum Corps. Girl RL-serve VVOODS, ELLEN Drum Corps. Choir WORKIZER, VIRGINIA Philo Phronian YEARY, DELLAS Spvxlass Business Manager, Quill and Scroll .S'i,1AIfL Row YELVERTON, WALTER YOUNG, BETTY Philo Phronian HH zmrle mul no pfffy - - - Hzzfz? Schnnl ends wdny begins. Oh! Happy day! You'1'e only wasting' your dinunled Qkt the 1iln'fn'y'f Dan, a 1' e . . 1 ,- ' --u Robert gots a 1emon f dropffj SUMO' Blu' Mm lxlddm ' Atta giyl, Clinnyu Strut your Stuff. RIF. CHIHQQ he t5lllQ.1'h'E' 110 Ljh-gosh-uh' She Xvas Cute' loft fdojggone ltfl Jack loads the Murine Hand!! . . . . thI'OL1g'hJlJDHH! Furl x -X fi 1z.ir ciqilots on Special Dllilflj Ou r energetic little Juniors of '42 now triumnhantly stand on the sec- ond rung of the ladder of higher edu- cation. Lo and behold! They have thrown ot? the yoke of shyness and inferiority and have emerged young inen and women of determination. l.lnward they go, step by step, sow- ing' the fruitful seeds of destiny that will some day blossom into execu- tives, inanagers, musicians, writers, artists, and debaters of these ancient hulls of learning. K-42 ROB ROY RATl,lFF . . . President l.YNE'l'Tl'l BRADLEY . . Tl'e21Slll'0l' BERYLDINE HOUSE . . Secretary JACK COLLINS . . Vi c'c' P1'esifl6'nt 300 Standing: left: Roberts Rollin. right: Ricke. Top row: Brewer, Couch McCnlley. Sill, Sewzxrd Daniels, Jelfcott, King orc, Johnson. T li i 1' d row: Johnston Parker, Creamer, Hop wood, Davis, Sz1ndl'or'd Swanson, Gzlvvntt. S 0 0 o n d row: Am'1'ows Newby, Mattes, Flunery Nommenszn, B 1' zx cl l e y Hollzxday, Covey. limi, Grill'is. C l o v e 1' Taylor, Grayston, Sulli van, Owens. 306 Standing' le l' t: Windle Gilhrvutli. right: Burris Pond. Top row: Minsliall, Dem stray. W e b l1 , Thomas Q ltataviculi. Taylor, Pyles 7 Sims. Third row: Strain. Troy er, W 21 t lc in s, Rz11.liH' Snyder, Mitchell, Elliott Second row: C 4. 0 h 1' 21 n S C 0 t t, Caskey, House Holling5swortl1, M e a d Donaldson, Kulns. First row: Wood, Gilbert A l l e 11, Fritz, Morris Little, Flippin. First row: Coyne, Strip- 213 T011 row: Smith, Williams Hunt. Dilwnrth. Murray Mc-Dunzilcl. Greenlee. Third row: xV2l1'il. Frisby Montgomery. C 0 h v n lirmnn, Haynes, Wzillen Hzlllin-ld. Seclnicl rim: Iinsuly. Good nrt. Pzlrk. Pzirrcnt. Lun- zlra-th. B n y e r. Riggs Tyru-. First rim: Stvzxrns, Ellis P11l'ln-i'. O W Q n. Mussel- mzm, Smith, lJOVilbiss Demings. Bennett. 204 fitzxncling lc-fl: llhlvs. 'Yup rnw: Juynes. Millard Ancln-rsnn, Meznlows, Eis- en. .Iurlw-m, Dnrrnnve Cnatcol. 'l'hirrl ruwi Cz1i't9l'. Shul- ton. l.c-mmznwl. Armstronir. Bvlwv. Wlxet-lar. Quinby, Scvonrl l'0XtI Burns. Smith. Hinlile, Juhlfs. YVillizlms, Hzustings. llflmmre. Miliur. First row: Cnrtvr. Roan-h. Smith. Pnrtvr, Staxplus. Lziiiglmwy. Smith, Zum- walt. 207 Stznuling left: C a 4 0 y. rimht: Clark. Top low: Sxxuelvn, Lzxirtl. Myers, l':x1l'iCli. Brnwn, Ymn1u'. Mn-Dnnulcl. 'llhirfl rout Smith. Drake. Peters. l'e:nrsnn. Bent- ley, Riwf. Mollott. Sevnnml row: M al al i s 0 n, Spoon. Ci'uu'ns. Gzilynn. Hull. Ablmtt, Alderman. Rzxyl. First Rim: Potter, Helix-y. NVilsun, Russell. Sirnp' Sun. YV 21 1 1- r S. Mulkvy. Miller, Omlun. Stuarts. 308 Stzmmling' right: Owen. Top Row: Lytlc. Wigent, Plillyf, Smith, Ne-zxl, Mc- G4-9. Robinson. T h i r il row: Coll-maui. YVhitsn-tt. li Ll xx zx 1' cl S. Hzxtc-hm-r. licnflursoli, Gil- lilund. Moore. Canniibvll. S v ct 11 n Ll row: G1'ung'411', Jzxnn-Q. Allen. Gilblwwith, Ogle, Long. Roberts, llurnnfr. Spurgn. First rnw: Smith, John- son. Slvvvns. 'l'hnrnbe1'ry. W l- l 1' ll , VVvSTOrhuuSe. Botti-nlivlcl. I.ungem'ckel'. Snider. 201 Stjlmlinu' lvft: Il il lc a. n. rluhiz Coulter. Top row: He-nlle, Sorznzfe. Klutz, Clumizlin. Putty. Thircl rim: Mziin, l'erry. liruxx n, liziwtings. Goff. lh-llx. lilly. l vnI'. Grunt. Serunfl row: Lzxnv. Smith. llilclrn th, Cuuizw. Janes. VVQi--cr. 'l'unilinsun. iVil- son. First Huw: Lzlirrl. DnWVitt. Il4'GrziIl', liuylcsi. Gm'- cl'un. Rulyx. Johnson. PwStQr. C h :1 mb 0 r S. Priznulx. 305 S tz111 d i 11 Q ln-1'1: W1-lab. right: Hurley. Twp row: Mills. Cullinw. l5e111110Lt, I.:1111l, F1-1'1:'1im111. U111111. Xvllllilllli. l'11nlu1'- llill, H:11'1. Yz111g'l1u11. 510111141 Vow! S xx ax lx, H11- 1110','c'1', B1-iN11c1', llmmss, Dont. Sxxin-Ay. N1-xxl101:1'x. l e1'Q'1:w11. -l:xr'l1w11. W1- land, Firsl 1-0111 lirlla. 5111011- 11111. Eywpn-1'+o11. I51wI4l1z1111. l'l0l'Cl2lQli. Jzwlilm-. Stzxuuw C'11111v1'. Qunllx. 303 Stzmclivuyi lv-ft: GilT11m'. right: lNIL-Kven l'1111i1. Twp rem: S11e.d. Mcnklliy- 1111: YVag'g'11111-1'. Glmm, VViuui11Q. Sxuzwlx. l z11'111- er, Mzxrrs. .I11,vr'u. S1-1111111 1' o xv: F111':L1s1111, lVluI!z111ivl. E11 W11 1:11 S , D1111g'lz1Q, VV1-yQa111f!t. Mx'- 1'iCl1. Avklov. I i 1' l rl S. K1111n:1-. First Vow: !Xl111v. S11c111:n'. Asl1w111'1l1. I'Ivcl1:icI1. l,z-11- plwr. S t 1' :1 i 11. Vfmvglfm-. MUN, Sl11-ppz11'cl. 312 St.111cli11gr left: C110 lisvy. 1'i1:l1L: lJe111i11g, Top row: Hill. Wl1i1ol1u:1rl. S1.1'z1L1-1', Dzllv, l 1':Llvy, Kultz, B 0 y 11. N 115 h, Clwvk. S 4- v 11 11 d row: F11-twc-ll, Bzxlwl, N1-111, Di1111ss1-11. 7 VN ul lwr, l.111:L'Y. Kram , Dick, N1-W1111111, 1.1-111-11. l i:'sL iwfw: Owens, Mzxvtin, H41l111z111, l'l1ll'!'ill', SLex1211s, 'l'l1o111z1s, A114le1'so11, Yznvs. Pvu1's1111. B951-:'f:. TRADE SCHOOL T011 row: ll01lg:'l1. 'I'm11li11- son. J11h11so11 NVllfu11 l z1tc'l1i11. Dnllsrm. '.Y1'iul11 .lol111s'11111. Scr'u11Cl row: Czxrlsw. R411- Strutuxx. llzwis. F11 s l1 . ,. E111-n 21 1' 1., B1cl1a11'c1w11 F01'1'i 11. First Klux: Hinlxiv. Kina' Owens. l,li111n11-1'. S111'I1:'- pins, ML'lJm111lcI. 3I1'T..111u 106 'Twp row: Nifh, T1'111ef1' lizllrlw. Yvinvlwll, Mmilt M rr s Mv1'L-ditl1, l'1llQ- wortll. Nivhuls, I7 :1 l 11 SU1111, Durve. Svcrmcl row: Rix 1-rw, Hiiml Colo. B 0 11 cl, SilHClU1'i Jollnsrm. l401111vl', Grim' Pllugl, Czxrlyln-. Third row: XV1l1c111. Hurt Ivy, W 0 S t. lC11dic'r1t1 Toups, MUVQ1111. I'u1L-V4 Davis. M1-1111vls11n. Jorma ,1 5 QW Cziibs Tell L 'E ff i ,Q V, 1 , 1 U , f i l i i lfwfm limfi ROOM 2133 liossmun, Soimnorvillo, YVilli:ims, lVil1is' Alcli'1'mzw, liziiloy, lizmilril. Blown. lgllI'gl'I'1 Bzwsptt' Belt' Briggs' Bfiffhfv Burt' Camp' Zumwalt' Czmtiw-ll. Czmllxi-iw. llsx,-x. l'l-lliur. H:-nw. ifllf illrlgtlmg' 'Clm:Ii'bPalliS'HD1l195' glncih- N,,H7H gfiiy i Hzirlq. H1ii'1'v1x111n. Hll4ll'z'll1, Hill. Holhvrt mt' Oskel' rl 91 L Im ' film' OHM Aldermfmv Hales' Best Bust-194 Bmlmol.. Byrd Hilril llmfi-. .lohnsi iv. -ix,ynN l.:unln-.emi Hunt' Knight' Lvcllw' Lorne' Mawr' lllffxlfw , , ' , . 4' , , . l. , Newby l,amJ,w Phelps Plumlep Proptor Cannell. Cupnt. Clldfllhlll. ljuxu. Dnfun lloxxlb, Mnlli-11. .Ninrl,i1fvii. Mi-C,on.'eIl. Mill A. -' ' Elligv Elmuwv Hm.l.ym2mv Hinkipv Holley .rd NIHUHL NWN- k,:MH.A1M,mi 1,1U.1UI.- C- lxaunwnd. Roten, Rowe. Shreve. Smoot, Sul 1 1 H H V I .U ' ' 1 1 ' ' livm gwwut Twdd Wells Williilmq Wiecl Hmm-ll. Jams-,-, Jvnneff. Longfuout. Mnlixr l':irlw1', lu. l'1ill.x'lx. l'izli,ing1on. Prziu-il'. VK' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ml.CI,m,ken' N11.KQImm.' Nm.l,5mAmv Mmwe l'rol11j.. Qiizn-liozgliiislm, lliiblminx. Iinsbvll HAH' iyim-Kam p2lttL,rw,,v B.. pntU,l,Q0H- D. Sfmt' Sljf'lll'i ' Sl 'flE' lVi'llUi ' lV:'lli'l Nimlll IHS Rhoudrs. Sidcrs, Thmnixson, XV2llli01', XV2ll'fl0I3 Wlills' ulillhmg' NMMA Ahshm-r. lgkllllltvil, Blank.-nship, Briiinbzlngll lvlles' wllllizlms' l'Vl'u5 1 Byrd, C'1'ziig, Duvis, Ditson. Doty, B.. Duty ,, 4 ,, , , !l'l 7 l -N G.. Ettinfxer. Foersuir, Foslizxy. Foster, Fox IUWHI 'llll Iplmmiliv If-.g,Us, l ui'il11r'lx. HzuLwo1', Hiiqldlp Huiiliins, Jzxlnlw, Johnson, Jones, Kersh, Liv- Aghell' Burgess' COINS, Lolllvy' Collelilll-fl Ami, -lswlwoii, ljlizmlzo. Smith. li.. Smilh. J.. iU2i10!1. IJOHQ, M2ll'Pf, Murlatf, Miller, Mos- CUX' Ll'UW ll' C1 SS'Wm- Cupll' Dlpk--Dll' Tmm. Ymwum- Xvluhx Ymllxwl ier. Myers, Russell, Soslor, Shank, Shiolqlg, wortll, Dong-las, Ldx,-in-ds, Finn. beige,-t 'fjmym-Q West' Vyhite' Vvillis' Vyitmcr-. VVOU1, Hale, Hosp. Hndrlicston, Johnson. Kuplzznis fx1,,,,m 2412 nlrirluc. Young. Kee, Loecluu-1', Loul. lllzirli. Martin. Maison Allzxbzacli, llnlilnin, Rzirion. Borry. Rlzic-lx lilaictlilmurn, liizlli-Il.-. liiirnolt. Collinus. Vox oy. llzsxiw. lrjily, Enovlis. Gzxl'1lno1', GH-mi Haclclvn. Hull, Kzii'liiigw1', Kcvsve, Kolinvdy Killizln, liiixwiziiinl, luxklzxwsi-. lmwiy, llziliuiv. Mal1'n'l11uit. Monro, Niol. lillgllli, Howl. Kin-v. Iiozicli. Ruin-rrs, Row, Roni-, S4-hinlx, Fexorc. Thonms. 'l'nclw1'. W'ilbvrt, Woocl, Yolcloy, Iwffzll 3111 Allen. Atherton. Bz1rnfS, Brunkhorst, Buford C4-m'1iziI, Coombs, Cotton. Crousy, Creech Da-Tzir, Donw-ll, Elliotm, Iilrod. Gilbert Hunks. Hi-inphill, Hvnry. Hyatt, Kzxssuh lqt'!1llElIllEl', Kruclxxig'. Krutsingrer, Lake lAHIll11l'll, Lovv. Mc-Cormick, Millard. Milla-r No tzcobaxncl. Phil I i ps, Plwslvy . Robertson McFarland. McN:ilalv. Mvreclith. Millar. Mor prim, Neal. Ogle, Payne, l'in'kn-iw. Sfflioolvr Todd, Tripp. York. Nomiz N35 Arunt. Brown, Bnrhnor, Cannpbm-li. Carson Coleman, Conntock. Cooke. Crm-Ss. Davis. Dawes, Donaldson. Doty. l'IclnmnclQon. Fzirloy. Fowler, Graves fMm'giuJ. Grzxvos flxlZll'LI1ll'l'fJ. Forty-six 6011111 302 lAbrams, Allen, Barcus, Beatty. Bethel, Nrmzzz -itil II A ,U , I .Q . ' ,, ' f Q 'x ,, ' . mlgiairriew 15 acts , nm Hand. Jacobs, Johnson. Longstreet, Madison. Mahurin, Maness, MQGreer. McNeil, Mont- gomery, Mnsier, Muhlenburg. Neblett, New- man, Overall. Parrent. Rodney. Seagraxes. Short, Stripling, Tyler. Walker. Waters. VVheeler, Young. Butler, Connelly. Currey. Davis, DvClue. Dotson, Drew, Ecfkles. Evans, Faulks-nlrerry, Gandy. Heim. Holt, Jackson, James, John- son. Lanener. Lloyd, D., lloyd, M., Lytle, Mallett, Martin, Neidert. Pllug. Pierson, Ramsay, Sharp, Shinn. Thompson. H., Thump- son, Z.. Ti111Jing', Vauprhn, Webb. Waits. Ball. Beeler, Bolen. l3x'asl1ear, lirixey. Car- harl. Cox, Crume, Davis. l19L.2'Q,'i!l2'L'Y'. De- Vunuy, Douglas. Downs, Einsel, Enlnw, Flinn. G., Flinn, l-LR., Fly, Flynn. Garrison. Gooch, Hattield. Higgins. Johnson, Knaust. Larson, Lester, Lindquist, Miller, Mullens. Myers, Pickett. Pierce, Prewett, Rentfrow, Russell, Shelton. Spanx-er, Stewart, B.. Stewart, M., Walker. Forty-seven 1 gy in 7HE1fI'lO1'iCl11'l The high school mourns the passing of Sam Holt, a beloved and endeared student. Sam radiated good cheer, and friends felt warmed by his gen- ial personality. His absence leaves a lasting impression in the hearts of all who knew him. BILLY WEST ...., President JEAN ENLOW . . . Vice President BETTY MEREDITH . . . Secretary BOB FAULKENBERRY . . Treasurer l lolz'--llns I8 our zclen 0 resl . . . 1... Step aside Flmrlefy let 21 lnrljv by. Betsy to Bobby: 4'Levely weallmel' Ea1'nie: Gee,Nubby,you'1'c , . . Ollf-fXV'1SDlt it? .ll ure Jurt ll' C aptzun Polly ezxlls her e'n'ls to al- L R M l y tentinn. Cheese iff feHe1'e comes Glen R. lley, Babe Kworlqin' hzn'cl'f Hold it? . . Thank you.M1'. Christyf Wl1zLt'ehz1 know, Joe? D0n't know nuttinl I m'1y eiglxl Nuln: Hilalling all cars! Pick up Chuck Clark eliscapecl from school again! George: Hum . . interesting . . very inter- esting indeedfu It's all in funffj, Charlie! You'i'e not figuring on hlowing town, are you, Barth? l ul'lN' nine . . lint--on stzzclelzi City Wfllj ure meet the fest Sutter: Hlrlr. Mayor. uh--in accordance with our plans of physical fitness . . . when do we eat? Mac to George: 'Now who wants to set the world on fire? H. J.: '4No picture now. hoys . . . l'ni a VERY busy man! az f, ,QL S f ggf ' Ir iw-:Q Q 3. IQ' ',,l , Wi . - ' EA 5545259 6. 5533? 5. ,, L 2 ,f ,MM if is Hi i N yn - f I MW,Q3,9sL g , , x H 'R W if A 432 , f ' M, , a A Af M J' A N55 1 'I W ,.,,A .,w.MM ,Mmm ,LW, 'a, 5 A, if i, ., ,L 1 :gm ' 5 A A w. 4? e . 53 --1-ggi? ' . -Q-sf sg . Q is Q- my --Q ww 12,3 -A 5? 1-f M9455 GFX? fi CGW Hoge C7u111'm1 kids, give 'cm the 01' eagle scream! Who, uw? . . Naw, jugt rcstinf MSWQ-et Ad-e-line-- P-I-ova-ss-e, boysff Clmattanfmgza Chfm-4-lmw'f .... Nw. iL.S the 1 'iluplin I,mfunmtive . Nuw I ask you, Betty, is that ladylikei '4A1'e you h:st..4loym1Qo71 oL1ndir1 circles? Too bud! Who we xxwlft beat Webb? l it'1y-mu! y fmt So Urozlclfy ive Huilfi' When Liberty's form stands full in View ..... Enemies tremble . . at the Red, White, and Blue So you, Old Glory, have been the symbol of Democracy. Each day, as We look to your shining stars and your brilliant stripes, pride surges forth and humbly we offer our allegiance. And while we stand before you, si- lently . . reverently, we hear those old familiar strains . . f'And the Star- Spangled Banner in triumph shall Wave . . O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. C 3 . 5 !1fL'1Lo1fw10at1om A 1 C 1 T I Xf I S 5 I E 'ilfg 5 S 5 C D f K l fx lrl8li Cdff the Clipper. ik, WHITNEY DOROTHY BILL HETSY PEGGY ROBERT The Joplimo Heads', take time out for a short . . . stroll. Hey, Bets, toss me the glue . . . t'Have you seen the scissors, Dorothy? Sure haven't, Peggy. Have you found my pencil yet'?H . . Hey, Sara, did you find those juniors? . . 'tNo, I gave them to Louisef' . . 4'Mrs. Ulrici, will you read this now'?', . . Just a minute, Sallyf' . . Now, Robert, I've got to have those pictures tomorrow. In three weeks this book goes to press! And it finally did. Whewll Well, it was lots X of work, but then, it was even more fun. And now weid like to give credit where cred- R ff, it is due . . . to the one who pushed this Q of 1 book forward and made it possible for you -9- 2s2 , 20 F , . . , 1 5 fi A and for us. Yes, you ve guessed it . . . its our most proficient sponsor, Mrs. Dora C. X Ulrici. Ci Fifty-four X vw-'W EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER ,,,,...,, ....ffff-- l 3i1l Nixon EI1l'l'0K-IN-CHIXCFW , N- Pewgry Iilzxfkhurn CIRCUIJATION NANAGERH, Y, YYYYY-,,-,YYYYY Whitney Srnith ASSOCLXTE EDITOR--Y ,NWN---Wlsctgy Balsley PHOTOGRAPHY MANAGER ,,,,,,,,.. ..,,,, Robert Ifeyllolch ADVERTISERS ..,,,,,, ,,,,,,, .Husklll Thayer, Bob hweeiell, ASSISTANT ICDI'l'OR,., -- -Y .,,YYYY Dul'othy Ann Crosswhito Jnhn Cmulnw Jack Klolz, Lgwig Gilbl-wth, l'Ho'l'o-lil0UNTElis,l, ,Aim Mill-y Hill-l-mln. Phyllis lawless Bob B 'lm- Bob Bums , TYPISTS ,,,,,,,,, ,S,,,,,,, li lzlmlul Je-:ln Brown, 119211121 Cuput. AKTIS'FS--V--W--- ---A-------- Betly ShQDh9Vd- BMW TI'01i0IJ0 Betty deVillers, Bi'YIllC'6 Slidhzlm. Virginia Thomllsfm EIDI'l'ORIAl.lS'I'S ,,,,, Szlrzl Allll Gl'Ll3'.--YOII. l.ilzl Mile Nolllellsen. BOOKKEEPER ' ' A ' Lomse Brimkg PHOTOGRAPHERS ,,,, Yfff D on Davis. Juv Hzlkzlll, Robert Sully ThOll12l4. R. J. Fl'2il1lit1llSI9lll, Louise Maison Ml-s. Dol-a C. Ulrici .,,,,,,,,,.,,,,....,....W,,,,,.,.. Sponsor Charles S. Osborn ,- ,,,,,,...... Financial Adviser Roy White ,,,,,, ,,,, , M SY.M ,,,, A dvertisillg Adviser U'T sf? Riley. Richard Williams lllmzvjl'-Ill Ulrwrs J7l'IlL'lI-f7l!.YllL'7'S Iliff 11 7'l'-111151 urs lfvy-bf'zztl'1's S'lll1!!l'1'-lll1ff.l' QD Rx fx iff of HIC Wncurlvoole x X, . . ZS CVOLUVLECI QQM9911 The Qlzcm zz i1zg .Httez-wlcw 1 ts L z:ure Hot off lilac I less. M lxfrcf. extra. lewd all about if, Afoplizz SIPUQIIISS GLEN R. DEATHERAGE SPEAKS 'LAnd now I have a very important JIIESSHQG for you. I just received it telegram inform- ing nie that the 'Joplin Spyglass' won sec- ond place in National Contest. . , . One second later there was a slight connnotion in the vicinity of Home Room 107. . NVIIIILIZI Jo to Marty: 'Awe did it! Marty drovvsily: Did what? YVe won second place! l'We did? . . gfoshlln . . And we'1'e certainly proud of them. Besides bringing' added honors to our school, the Spyglass brings us the latest news . . . hot off the press. Yes, We know you've done 21 grand job. Congratulations! L 8: SCROLL ANNOUNCED BEBEE, ALICE JEAN BRADFIELD, LOIS JANE BROOKS. LOUISE CAPUT. REGINA CROSSWHITE, DOROTHY DAVIS. DON DAY. LISBETH deVILLERS, BETTY DUREE. JACK EDDS. GEORGE EDVVARDS, BARBARA FARMER, MARY LOU GRAYSTON. SARA ANN HARRISON, ALTA LACEY. ELIZABETH LANPHEH. RUTH McNEII.L, VVALLACE NIXON. BILL NOMENSEN, LII,A MAE PHILLIP. RITA RA'I'LIFI , HOB ROY SCOTT, ROBERTA SHEPHERD, BETTY SHEPPARD. MAXINE SMITH, WVHITNEY TAPPANA, CHARLOTTE TROLLOPE, BETTY THOMAS, SALLY WALKER, TOM WARNER, MARGARET WATKINS. BILL WEIL. EDWARD WHITSETT, CHARLES WINCHELL, JOE VVOMMACK, JEAN M 'SRTHA WANDA PAT DELLAS AI INI' TA 2,5533 I3k i 3F EDITORIAL STAFF Co-Editors ,, ,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,, WVunrl:1 .Io CZISIIQI' Mill'1h2l Smoot Assovizilo Iflditnrs ,,,Rob Roy Rutlilf Robvriu Srott l321rlxzu'z1 ICclxx'D1'clQ DEPARTMENTS Spurts ,,,,, -lavk Ifuvkur, Eclwurcl NVQil, Walla!-e lVlCNoil Muhin-,W ,,,,,,,,, luis J: xxmm- Brzultiulcl, Joan W'o1mnac'li Hummp, ,,,, Mary I, Snyrler. Mzxrparet XV1lI'llQI'. Jem rx1xL- Jolie-4. Alive J. livbvo Blilitnry W ,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,. . , Bill XV:xtlxin4 EaliLm'i:nls,, , ,,,, llislxellm Day. lilizulwtll l.1xr'L-,V COLUMNISTS Szwzl Jayne lllycis. lhltll Ililiiplu-V, HOW-n Illhon, Juzximo l.Vz1llxei'. .los Yvinvliell, Clmrlvs YVl1it:w1t. Glen Rlzxrtiu. Mury Inu l m'rm-V. liita Phillip. REPORTERS lllolva IVeltm1. lietty Asllwortll. Emmzl J. Hinlclv. Mziry C. llzimlvy. Elinv Siiuett, Axivmx'm'e Mum-sf. 'Yom YVzlllxv1'. Bill Love. Gvomgv lfclcls. Jim XV1llli01'. Virwiniu I zxl'lvy, Duris llc-:xml l flli4. I,oilzi Holman. Mary Lou Quimby. BUSINESS STAFF liusim-ws Mzxnzlgifl' -,- ,,,,,,,,,, - ,.,,,,,,,, ,Dellus Yvui-5 Snllr-iLm's,,, ,,All'll?T2L Crrmlys, Hull Clluplin, Juvk Duvcc, John Roberts, Betty Sc-Ott, Iiichzxrd Kon:-li lguoliliveiwuv' ,,,,., -, ,,,,,,,,,. ,, .,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,, Billy Ash Cil'culzitimm,, - -,,Cl1zu'les Sullivzm, Charles I3oj,'v1'5 Arlvisv1's,,, ., ,,Miss Luvy Burns, Mr. Joseph Miller 541lzmjn'f'.Y .Yi'zu.v-l1:f1111f!.v 'l'f1fflu1',v !'z1flwz'-'zvl1.v1'w1'.x' B XRBARA ROBERTA ROB ROY ,,. , .1 ., 14' ' I 1 A , rl r g I i s s ' as P' lvc lerlfznzl' ozzrr' Sfvcecll--lvzzt . . . N. F. L. 1 L We N. F. L'ers can proudly exhibit our ribbons, medals, cups and honors for we worked plenty hard to win them. We are also extremely proud to say that one of our members was chosen as the outstanding speaker of the N. F. L. tourna- ment. Nice goin', Mac! N. F. L. MEMBERS Glen lVlzxrtin George Gibson Mm' Mzirshztll Rob Roy Hzltlill' Bs-ryldino House Billye .lnmes Dulwbthy Crossxxhitc Frances Armstrong Virginia Johlfs Ruth Lzmphvr Mary Jo Milli-r John WVindle Holm-n Ditson Emma Juzm Hinklv Joann Walker Ed Vveil l':1l1l Schaefer Vll'5?llliH. Mallett Martha Rnyinond Lila Mae Nomenseu Mr. William Voight l VVe of the cast, as you may see, thoroughly enjoy ourselves While practicing on CONTEST PLAY lJz11'lc111'.rx at flu' Ilf'i11rz'nw HELPIN DITSON ICDVVIN HUGHES VIRGINIA CROSSON ROB ROY RATLIFF DOROTHY CROSSWHITE TOM VJALKER the Contest Play. We portray serious characters Whose fear of the shadow of a cat, which throughout the play looms up at the window, finally causes the death of two of the male leads. Elon and Rob Roy . . . Ilffmt is this Thing CCIHEOIZ . . . DEBATE Trmrl Dulzzzlm' VVon 88, Lost 22 .Vifzfr TVZIJIJ Won '47, Lost 8 Maw and George lVon -ll. Lost I-I 'tShl Sh! , . you're on the air! UO. K., Joplin High, take it away! , . So began one of our radio plays presented by our advanced speech class this year over WMBH, VVe not only had Noodles of fun do- ing it, but we also gained needful experience in the art of radio. 'We really brought home the bacon this year . . not only winning first place at Coffeyville, but also tak- ing many other excellent ratings. VVe have thor- oughly enjoyed this year of fun, acquaintances, and hard, hard Work. RADIO PLAY l'fl-1f1'iHzr..rn ' WHITNEY SMITH ICD HARRIS DOROTHY CROSSXVHITIC ISOIS KISSEI. MR. VOICHT IEEULAH MARSHAI. BETTY FOSTER CHARLES HAMM POLLY WEILEP Holi! limi' llruiilli .... ll .Q 5 22, 45 . 2 5 if f l V Q.,-, 5 , i gf .. 4 K F ,A KR , sw . , Q M Z A , yi if 52 . ,Z 4 ,w ll ii- . . AT 5? licliiigliln Q g 19 .i i .yg ii,- 4 s l fi? elf? gif rw 5 yiflg aw zz. i 5 ' Nj -, ,gg 32 in ilfvna nf-wifi mlm, f Wi? in iz:-153 zwziiiiizii 5 22:3 f wif , . iifill iii 2,51 5 -'J iw Q g l 1 :M if wi n f 9' 5 5 4 THE SENIORS present MIDNIGHT Eclwin zinrl Maris line scones, Mfimiiifs and ffuuli's inystvr- ions presence. the chziull'eiii s 'lcziliniiessv and ln'aveness. lDm'wtliy's and Winstonk liit of wit. Jack :incl Bcliilzilfs 1'0- nmniic ziii: Aunt -liilizfs leading' rule. the n1ystci'iimiis house- keeper. Viruinia . . . all lwen the ziuclienco lizinuing' onto their seats and 'lrolling in the aisles with inerriincntf CAST Vl liGlNl,X C KOSNON IPO KOTHY C liObSWllI'l'I T051 WAl.Kl'lli WIXSTUN Sl l l'lCR IAOYE f Rl'lNSliAXV MARY FI.lC'l'C'Hl'1li PIIJNVIX l1l'Gl ll-'Y MAY -IENlCT'I'l'I HINIHS WHITNEY SMITH lSlil'I..-XH 11:XlxSllAl,l, JACK PARKICK C'HARl.O'l'TFI 'l'Al'P.-XNA LICRUY COOK Sixtb-Nw NXGWU ii'lGflOf-LCJIJSE77 C-IHC! TQIITICU-iQl'GU l 5 CAST Ni l'H l,5XNl'Hlili IJALE OWNNS JOHN iS'l',X.X'l'F .IAC li K l ,OTX SARA ANN GIQAYSTUN JOE HAIQAN lilITll Gll,lillEA'l'l-1 liOSlCl.l'fl'l WOOD lillj, NVA'l'KlNS JTMMIPI ROHM IIARISARA ROACH JANE STEVENS ROB ROY RATLTFF CHARLES EDWARDS Sixty-three THE JUNIORS present FOO'l'LO0SE Rob Roy's intentions to marry the gentle Jane, Joeis attrac- tion to trouble, Roselees bumps on the road to love, the tor- nado-like entrance and exit of Old Lady Stauts, and Sara Ann's torrential Hood of cruel Words and her 'gcrosses to bear brought sympathy and hilarity from the appreciative crowd. I IIIXINR CHI I II'Ix I l7fl'I'4'IrfI' E I 2 3 if 1 I ,g 1' I Ig. gw ORCHESTRA I ifffim 7'1'ffz11Imf1I' vlohxxnlv IiI1l'1'1ms. Imlwuy Fuulu-. M:u1':'zII'- Iiif'Ilm'fI Hzxflflwx. IIIII XII-V1-nlith, Jimmy 111 Mau' Cullivmus. Mzzruwwt Cmmxlw. .Xmxf MMIII. ein- I7e'I'm'. GIIIVIII Imlv. I,iXIrtI1 Iizu. , Tinzx I.-an I II111. -Iwm I 1um:a1'. I-'NIU' jI.AH'IIf7H FUi,I.qM,. Rub N05 lglimxl Mum, JU .IoImv l'm1I1u1'. In-on Kzuwzxh. Jim Min- Hufse. Imilzu I'I4IIm:m. ICivI1:1VII IIuIIz1- Nhull' FIU-yd Swutvlv' duh lim-try .II-:In .Izur'IXwn, Il-Q15 IJIL1 Tnfjw .IzncIimm, Culwmlizxo JuI111f4m. Bvux ,In BMI Mmm. .I:nnus. IJu1'u1I1y -In Kcznuy, .Izmv IiI-xm:I- nwr. Bill Mf'Kw-. Iwgqy Mux11:1'ux114-IW, I'I'I'I'!l.m'I1'iI Lillian U11-IIQIQINIIII.C0c'iIi4'1nlICI'ul'uIicIX. VON, Bl.Hmlmlm.h. GWWM, Iqddx JM. I'3:11'IJ:11'zl Sc'I11'is-V. Nauwy Szlmls-rs. llolzxnd Ru Tmxlxloy. Maxim- W':1ilQ. Hill XVzItI2in4. wx-I. M:u'1I1zl Ima- 'I'rm1tm:m. Gloria Alyve NVilIi:1ms. .In-zm W'onm1:1r'k. llflm I IIIIA' Hvtty ISl'wtIw1'lmx. Shirloy Ii1'1lnIII1m'st. X11 mm Ilmlu I I'l'c'y I :xy0 I'7uxninu's. I' Ii 2 ' ff. Mnrx' Jimi- I.:m4Ix'vtI1. YI1'QInI:1 Imnli- fornl. Hmm' Rm' Maxyn. Helm Ann INIQVQIIILII. Ilcnv Slimwt. XYinf1m1 Sut- T.l'I'. f Hzlk:-1 lffzfiwx Arm -xhliv. Burt . zfflm Luv SIIIVII Kal In- Iiula I M ,In 1. Imw IIVQICIIIIX zxriv Alexzxndvr. .lwycv Iilzuxlwn- :In H1-iuu-4. IZICIILIVKI Iivite. M1115 Id. I,ym-Uv' I5l'L1cII1-V V ISIIIIIUI. M:11'ym'1c Iinlxlmm-V. IXILIV5 Vine IJQIQIQA. Iluxwmllly f'v111'1I:1I M-Num-Y. r.L1I m-rw Km-h . g,5 I 2,5 ,Mr Mm.,-K fl'IIrf.x' Pwtsy ISI-',IwI. Bvtiy H149 Iirixclv, llzlry I,. Hamlin. Mignon! HL'1IIv,v. ,I4r1IlI1n-.IvI1wN. Marie Mc'I,'v'z4CIxerx. Ruth Iiufwe-II. .Iamv SI-exwnx. fllfm-,I Eugcml Aupter. Rim-In11'4I Hui-1-tt. Bvtly I w'utxx4'Il. Szxrzx .Izlynv Myvlw, .Izwk XVII- lizlms. If11'z11I'Z.v Jzxnww ISUIIA-V. Hmrmm .Ivan Cxmpwry An- Lhrmy Kalsulb. Jack I':xl'Iw!', ILuIw1't Pmmci. Iil7IbOl'I R1-ynmlrlx. 1!.S.I'1'HII.V Sum Masrvt. INIzu'y Imx- S115 dvr. IlunC:u1 Sumnw1'vilIv. wzfrlz llffrizx Iiulw Iiulvd. Gvnv Cuultx-l'. Inyo f'l'm1- ehzxxx. Iixitx IJ-lfluv. Hznrulcl Hiuuins. Iiawtlx Iliulalv. VVQIIIIHI' MVGI-nf. Mn-Ixiu Prwlwvti. ,i15..I,. .-n. Ii S if 3 Q . I I II XNIK CIJITIQILIQ I fI!'I'UI'f1lI' I I pw KM' Q 1 V I l s z. 5 BAND lim' .h!l.'l'l'f7IlUIlt' Ann Marie filexancler. Joyce lilanlxen- Rlvhalwl BMW' 'lohl' Cmgllli Julm Mm Ship' Jmm -H,.igl.,,.X. MMM, Bum' Mm... rison. Dale Owen. llose Ann YYilliains. Fletclier, lioselmucl Lainli. yil'1l'l' Mix flbrll' I if Lloyd Allen, Albert lrlmiigg-Qss, li-:li liur- Euueno neit, John Coulter. Bill D4-G1all', Geo. l l'eLxyell. Sara Jayne lN1yers.Jacl-q lVil- Gibson, Gene Hastings, l,e.:n Ka-:salJ. liainf.. Junior I,aGasse, Jael: Mallet. Robert - Miller, Jiln Minshall, Bob Murrzly, liill !fU'f7?Vf Netzebanri. Jinx Stearns. Lloyd Sfrafer. Ewret , rrzzrlz llorfz Broun. Jlinniy Cooper. Ely in Edu in rhony Ka sali. l . - 'l Maru u Rolmert Reynolds, -lean Shelion. UNNHIHI Stanley Maret. Mary Lee Snyder, Dun- can Summerville. 7. Boll Boyd, Gene Con l ter. Loye Vren- l,I'V1'l1.Y.Ylf'f'I sliaw, Elton Crow, Betty lJeCl ue, Hal'- oltl Higygins. Barth Hinlile. lValtOr Mc- Gee. Melxin Prcxvutt. rozzzfmup Ric-hard Haddon, J. D. Keeslv, Billy Drums go bang, sym- bols clung, the horns they blare away! . . . Yes, lhat's our hand practicing to giye lls another year ui' stirring and rousing music . . . . , VVL- can only say Thanks a mil!ion for your concerts . . . for doing your 'big bit' in pep assemblies, parades, . . and for encouraging our athletes on to sic- tory. Freeinan Anderson. Erlxyarcl lleiningrs, Boli lh-Vaney, liurl Long. David Noor- lieml. liilly WH-st. Glenn WVhite. Betty liroiherion. Virginia Lanlii'o1'tl. Bob Fosliay, Kollancl Russell. Vere lirnrnlianuli. .lack Collins. George Enlxls. Joe lialian, limb Heblmard, Tonnny l.yile. -loe WVinr-hell. Randall Yates. McAllister. Bill Mereilitli,.liinniyMoult. Ernl-st Broun. John Fly. Glen Mariin. Robert Perry. Norman VVa1.son. 1Yf -'W' Mn XVhiLnoy Smith. John Winrlle. HU you back there . . Get in gear , , Thats, fine! That's more likl, it. Prcl-ty good! . , , Such remarks can be heard during the sixth hour as our untiring, we-ll-known and well, liked Chic-l ' enthusi- astically directs one hundrcd promising mu- sicians. A fanfare for Chief! f ' ' 7 i , ' ,t 77 are not lvmggzizlg, but . . . BO L! lk? Q, its 0? S fs, Q9 'Y sw Last Row: Shirley Buf'ui'cl. Dinlwntlilx' Cn-zixiiul. Filth Row: Betty Biwmllieiwmi. Suri: Jzum- Myers. Betty Fret- nn-ll. Gloria 'l'uxx'i1l4-5, lflmmd Jenn LtM7lJt'l'. iN1iu'mm Henley. Fourth lloxvt Virgiiiizi Ciwssuii, Minnie Ruth Siu-iic'n'y'. Jmzin NVo1nlnu1'k. Jenn Fz1i'r'z1i'. Luis June liludlivld. Helen Sentt, Tliircl Ruw: lil-ilu Holman. l'eg'l:y Moiltglmmiiieiy. Nxlnvy Szimlvrs, Urcy l z1yi- T34-niiiiggs. Marie lVIi'CI'2ll'lU'll. Lislwth Daly. Sefwmd liow: Mary Jaime l.:lndi'eih, Mary LL-me Siiyrlor. lflilgzenix Koch, Bzii'liz1rz1 Buml. Betty Jvzm .l1l:'ltsmi. lizii'lJ:u'z1 FL-l11'l'iei'. First Rem: Aud1'v5' VVm1ds. Milly Burt, Mary F11-tc'lie'i', Ellen Woods. Lucy Janie Jeux-Lt. Ami Mzlrie Alexzuider. Drum lllzijorette: Viruiiiia Lanliford. G1-4 SC' lui! '4With their straps on their backs and their bugles in their hands, the Drum Corps go marching along. . . Yes, We call them the delicious, delectable, de-icers . . for in our estimation, they are the 'tcream of the crop. Sixty-six . . . airy got rliyijluzz l l SENIOR CHOIR JUNIOR CHORUS i T. FRANK c0ifi.'l'i-lk MRS. W. DALE N'r1fJI'11lJu.x' li 7. .-I BZIIIIII, linnfl, l3i'utl1v!'tr11i, Czxxxipln-ll. Czlslgey. Cor'l11'z1n. Cros- son. l'Illi4. English, Flynn, Hmmm. Honlvy, Holmzmn. .lm-wvtt. Juhllk, Jnnn-s, l,z1ndl'utl1, l'l'ut01'. liivv, liolmrts, Svhiflc. Sc-ntl. Snwut, 'l'mmnlwy. Wlillwrt, Whmmclf tAL1rl1'+-yy, Wbmls lEllen7. HAA4 A Augter, liryzmt. Coulter. f'l'au'in, f'x'enk:hzux', l'lclwz1l'cls. Gil- l11'e11tl1,1iL1g-lies, Klotz, MvGL-Q. Mc'K4'e. Nixon, Pc-zlrson, Puml, Smith KRL-xy. Smith 1WlxitnuyJ. Strate-1'. Sullivan. Sntu-V, YVnLliins, NVL-lnlb, NVOwt. XVillizuns. A'7lUl'.Y lifzyurs, Boyd, Brite, C-foil. Ilunnv. l-llliotl, Marvt. Murltluzun, Owen, Russe-ll. Swell-Len. XVilliznns. flux Andrews. Bramlticld, Crowswliitv. Fzu'1':41'. Fleu-lwr. Hutton, Lzunb, Lzmlcford. Lzxnnhl-1', Mi-mlelsun. Mum-clith. Sclmreil-r, Slleppurd. Spurgrn, Stowell, YVOnnnzxr'k. NVruy. Sixty-seven Almernathv. Aekley, Alclornlzxn, Andi-Vsun, A1-mstromg, Ayers linlcf, lizxll, Bt-lvew, lionnl-Lt lliulvj, Hvnnott 1-lohixj, Bethel Bolen, Bnttontivltl. l5rzlml1ul', Bright. Brixey, Rx'l1nlihol'st Bufm-fl. Bnslinefr. Cavnlglvoll. Czaulltins. L.vm'nul. Colo. Cwllingfs Comm-1'. Curnvll. Cwtimx. C113-1, Vrzlig, Creevh, Davis. Ds'G :1ll' Dernlnfs, l70'llZlI', Dm-Vilbixs. llourlzxs. Downs, lim-w. Ells worth, Elinurv, Enlrmw. Etlinqvr, Fllllll1llIN+l'. Fz11'nwl', l rmr's ter. Foster. Garrison. Gvisl-rt Llezurxettei, Geisert 1Ninz1P. Gil lux-:11l1. Grzxvvs, llNl2lI'jL'2Al'tEIQ. GI'2lX'1lS ilN11lI',E!fl0l, Gruystmx. Ilzu' ner, Hastings, llutlin-lcl. Hudricli. HQ-im. Hvnry. Hinlile, Hal linggswortli. Hopxxfmd. House, Hiirfl. Hutvhinirmn. Hyatt, Jawk mn, .Iuvubw, Johnson, Junvs 4K1-ntl, Jones fRag'in0J, Kvnnzl mer. Knvelzmfl, Luke, Lzlnv, l.zn'srm. l.0un1u'd. I.0s1.0I', l.ixing1 atc-n, Lou-, IIUWO. Muck, Nlillllrltlll, Mzihurin. lW12llII, llrlzxxnmvss Martin lBvtly l.Ol1J, Mnrtin 1Cm'l7. M1'KL-Q, Mvtslier. Miller Blmmtgmne-1'y, Nlnrrison, Moxli-y. 31Il1'lUIIlJl1l'L.l', Nvicln-rt. Owons l'211'luI'. P:ll'1'4-nt. l'eu1's.ni. Pl-low, Ptltigf fliohj, Plluu ll7onj Princv. l'1'outy, Qiluvlukxulyiiwli, Qninlmy, Kzxtzxvzuk, Rnyxnfnxcl liiugrs, Rlizxch, Rohm. liosv, Rowv. liuwsell, Sunflm-rs, Shank Siclcrs, Smith, Snyclur. Stout. Strain, Swc-att, 'l'lwn1pmn. Him' isj, Thompson Qvirgiinizxj, Thmnlasrmn Ufcllnzxl. Tow, l'1u'lu-1' V01-gltlv, YVai1i. YVeltUn. xvl'4lL'I'lIUIli0, W'll4'elv1' lllzuilinvj lVlI8E'll3I' lVi1'g:inifLJ. White, Wvilliums, YVise. Yvrmcl, Yzxtew, , ri .mg 'ZWAWQ , Tlvl' l xN4w'?iv,'quE1w!WisWT 639,12 WWF, 1 , z K l 53 J-f ir ,. tls cz Cjrcz110l Vieux from H18 C.?rcc1fz0lStc1l11Cl Here it is, Thanksgiving Day . . We've all turned out to see dear old J. H. S. battle Springfield again. Yes, we'Ve got more spirit this year than ever before, toward both our school and our country. But, no wonder, think Whom we've got to cheer . . a grand old Uncle Sam and a charging, rip- roarin, football team. K I 5 go angles A T H L E T C QM E 5 3 f , - ,www- lve fhrmi our at in . . . flu ii elif 1:11, f f 4 ,,h l ls , lm 'sr ' pf' Phil Gilfxwl' .lam Koclnn-lx R-px Ilzw-xx -I Jim liziriws Glenn liotlm-5 l Iuy4l llolcll-yi liflnizu' l'111'll+-I all-Vzllcl lfvi lbs'- Dmlu l.loycl Hill IM-mz11':15 .l :wk XX :lxwlwy Hill Wlv.-Xlliet A rr li ii Norxzm Mort Vlvrlv Do-:Q H4-wiv lmgu l':lt Czrsex ex' Cziwtewl ml Like knights who won their knighthood slaying dragons, every HI' Club member must earn his membership by winning' a major HJ in football, or track. Three cheers for these brave and brawny boys, . . our Letter Men! I-lima-uw lin:-slii In -Inc-lt llwiim li f'li:1i'll-s Hmmm li. J. l r'zllila0nst1-111 W'insl4m Sixth-I' f7,7fZl'i'l',x' Piwlsirlerit Nor-vain Morton Vim- President K. .I. lfrzm SBI' I'l'l.1lI'X-TI'l'2Xf4U lxliqeiw Baissm SEl'3J,'L'illl'Lf2ltf1lVIN Glvmi Rorlnev 5771111 .Wx lil' Lozlvli lbzl Com-h Con pm Iwustm ln 111 TWG poizd 1TT1riH1 pride to our FUUHMH Qzzeen . PM G 2,50 BULLDOGS MISS MAY .IENETTE HINDS They give us pep . . . witfl Hep! BOBBY JACK JIMMIE CHARLIE .HMM Y G TTY PEGGY IIOSELICE EDITH MAJIE GINNY fetis fight ,em Clem . . . at i diu ,M ile night We 4 ,L...N.,.,,,M , ,.,.M,,., ,M W...,,....,,...,.......,.,.........,.M....4 Q W, G! , Para n il . .X LETTER Nub Morton Gerald Fetters Phil Giltner R. J. Frankenstein Ernest Reed Clyde Doss Eugene Bussman Bob Baker Sam Gibson Archie Casteel Floyd Holden Bill Demaruy Jim Barnes MEN Glenn Rodney Edgar Parker Gene Legg Jack Dennen Bill McAllister Winston Sutter Put Casey Dean Lloyd Jack Warden Roy Brewer Eugene Day Cook Hearne The usual rip-bang spirit of dear old Joplin p r o V e d exceptionally fine when the red and green eleven clam- bered on the hard-packed gridiron this year to make their bid for one of the toughest schedules Joplin has had for years. Led by Coach Clay Cooper, the Eagles developed rapid- ly, although handicapped by a light line, few returning lettermen, and Seventy-Iwo . . . f R901 and Cjifeem. Hz h Cl sh ' he r BWP f 7 lair 2 il. jelfl. 331' fl. in 1031 some very disagreeable Weather. The eleven developed power, deception, perfect timing and the valuable co- operation needed between coach and players, enabling them to give us performances such as we had never seen before .... Through our eyes each of these football boys is a hero upon Whom We could not heap enough praise! Seventy-three September 26 October 3 --- ------ October 10 --- . ---- October 17 -- ..., -- October 24 --- ----- October 31 -- .-.- -- November 7 November 14 November 20 '42 RECORD There -..----- Here- There Here- There -------- Here-- ----- Here- Here-- ----- Here- WL bb City 6 -.--- Neosho 18 ----- Miami 6----- Lainar 0 --.-- Nevada O .-.- Pittsburg 13 ---.- Carthage 13 .-------...--- Eldorado Springs Springfield 6 ..... Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin wt .Ewa Springfield stopped cold on the 50 yard line. Baker steps high over Lamar tackle and R. J. hacks Brewer up. cracks the line backer for a first and ten. Baker meets stiff opposition. but grins and One eagle outruns eleven bulldogsf Morton gallops on. skirts right end for a long run. Between halves . .. Oh-h-h . . Ouehl . . VENSORED . . ug-g Wait till l see that guy again . . pant- pant-huh . . hum-m . . . Listen. fellows. let's give ,ern all weve gulf 'tThat's all folks . . they're ull' tp lm a tt l e again. Another eagle sweeps past Dragons' last de- Joplin's War machine gets ready for action. fense. Who's got the ball? Someone has it . . . as Glbson S down ' ' but not Out' usual It S Joplm' Eagles surround the Bulldogs. We'll give 'em the shirts off our backs, but they can't have that ball! Reed and Bassman close in. Spikes in their faces . . blows on their bod- ies . . sore muscles . . bruises and cuts are only a 'ifewv things included in the art of football. These boys go through a lot of battering to Win Vic- tories for us . . . but they can take it! 1 f 5 Q A w . Luis sumf Um fworzrzzzq . . . A TEAM 5 I i IC wh' ? 25 , '56 'R if 0 I sir ff-. ---- Q- 'S - -Blix ,ag -,THR 1?-, X . , kx,xV V AF V ' ky 25525425 fy L' If-ff, L - I I -I I- Q .-If 3 I I -II - my yA A I - me I ! V! I f 11 f I - gg 5 ' 2-Pg? I .gg1:Ar,gg,- mr NN Mm--.I,. ks-SEQ .. ,www LICUIIKII7 I-QI.I.Il7'I'I' .IIN ILXIIXICE NI XIQIUX 'IW IAI'fIl NUHYKTI MKFIIIIUX FLUX H HXYNICS I!II.i, NURIC l'lI,N.f4lI IIS i III'f.XIl.iI'f ISII,I, I3I'IXI.XlL.XY ITXIII KIXSICX GLENN IlUlIfXIf'H IILKON IPHNIIXH llIfIi,XI II I IQ'II1'IQI1?4 Ifl IIICIXIQ Ii.x NIXN fa SIIIIICIII I it ,, I H , H , ,M , , V ,. .IH ,II-, za- 1i.---.- - x.--Mu 11 I.1x11Q1y. . . A Imslwt. A Il215Ix1fT...X-IG umm, .In -Im flf 'I'Iw1'v I.:4mw 11 YQ-s. warn. yuu scmwcl that Imskn-1 just IN .1..,1.-I :gg fm.-I-. w.-,I,1'g1 Q1 V- k- 4 I Y i I I. .In IIN I' IIIIHIQ' i-'yx w:'Ie-III UN 1.11116 Ln ctvuflc the acfmv. hmm mme ghny .In Iixu III 'ilu-rv Hum-11 , is Nurs . . UIH'01N1II'Cj'OLI Imvo Timvu tI11'm1g'I1 .1 ,.,i,, 21 HV,-.. :W.,,I, 14, ,M ' Y ' -I 12' -II--N Y, -II Vim IT tl: Ylftorfv. Nou Ve all CIIUIHDS! . . . g'1'amI ' II .I mm JE' Il:-ww Ifzuc-llwxillv Ili Il,-Ilowsf . . and must wi' aII . . goml sportsf A1 ,HH ,Q -1,.,..I 7 ,Img 35 -I min lx 'l'I1n'1'x- - NI-Yaulgm 1227 QIUIIIIH 333 'I'Iu-we , Miami H -I 11I1:x If' Hvre :xp1'I1w:1fn-Ili 27 -I Mm ZH 'l'I1w-,- f'..VlIllw'n' 23 -I plin 245 H1'!'t1 I'i1lxIu11'v' EII -I yxliu 15 Tlwu- I 1.5w11n-xIII4- QT N H1 1 .lonlin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin 'IT In 21 2-I 28 18 ,hs Sill -112 3,1 25 27 21 32 Zfl 2 2 ' 2 . . . Ol Il gUOCl bCOl'1llIj B SCHEDULE Hero f l'lwrv '1'l1c-rc 2 2 - The-re , 22 Hero 2 Heri- There 22 2 Hero 2 - Tlierv 2 Horn H011 - Tlieie 222 H1-rv 2 There 222 There 2 COACH COOPER ERALD BROWN ALONZO BARNES BILL MEREDITH Sexeuty-seven 2222 Nevada 22 W1-bb City 222 Springzlielrl 2 22222 222 Moneftt 22 St. l'vtL'r's A 22222 22 WVebb CMA' 2 2 South Junior High 2 2. Wyzinrlotlv A 22222222 2 Nmzxclu 222 Sl, Pm-ters A 2 22 Sprlngilelxl 22 Czxrllizxge 222 Monett 222 Pittsbursr 2 2 Millor A A .l 'llwzfii Co-Czmmzxinsfr Glvnn Roflnvy Jim Bzxrnvs Norxzxn Molton Gerald F1-tier: flcorwc lilliotl Hill R049 Pat Casey Lvroy De-nxing, Iiill Ileimlrzly l'loyxl Haynes Marion Tyler Student Manzxgezf Conv Bzlssmzln LETTER MEN li Team Gurzxlml Brown Bill L0li'en Floyd Hell-Q .luck XVn1'clen Bill QNIC,-Xllisiel' Bill Meredith Alonzo Harm-s Robvrt Dale Ezlrl lioflnoy Jim Moult lill l 1-rvuson B TEAM BILL MQALLISTER ROBERT DALE EARL RODNEY RICHARD COVEY JIM MOULT FLOYD BELK EDGAR FERGUSON JACK WARDEN BILL IPPFEIN LH' Aq- ff A Agar ,ff - A 1 ., i fs K f'- 2 ,f 48555, 1 f 3,513 I Aff ' 'ii QM 'Q sggyg, .f u 4 ,mf ff? nnl!l Q' i f iff nr a sg . A - Qi-a VMYQZU xx 2ges.Mg' , , , af 1 I Xie , f . . ' ?'f-eww if , 7 , . ' if -' - 595 , 1' K ' - - H ' fg1,5.gJlz , i flu f 7 ,,.. - K I I .,fQ,.xL -,,, V I , H W A. , V-I ,L,,.,,,,,,.,,....,.-f-wf-mm W ,nm 53' , .5 K, J H 2 AV:,Aif3,1 ' f f- .. , . , i kk., h f WA .V fy ,K 9 Q 'iwkxbb in 'T 1 Q' K, is 1 if um v- W F f W ,Wit Q.. K .1523 K' i , ...... is Z, ji ,kr VM , gg ,swgflfg Z' f- ' ,Q Q as 4 -F . gi ' Q ww -'- W9 fs ' ' 5 'f A , gf , , . g rj: I' 5355 ' , Q5 Q , '0'lfl'U- ,KW , My , V 51 :gi ff , El U7S 210117 IDE' ClCClMll'E . . . Coach Iba. Floyd Haynes. Bob Sweeten, Pat Casey, Gerry Fette-rs, Eugene Bassman, Coach Cooper. Bob Steinbeck, Bill Steinbeck, Floyd Belk, Ed Adams, Charles Ham Nub Morton. Glenn Rodney, Jim Barnes. A very determined Pat soars over Hey! Charles, Bob, and Ed, you fellows look a little tired! . . but don't give up . . . . youlre on the last lap. Floyd tops the bar . . with an inch to spare, tool Heave ho! Atta boy, Eugene, that's some shot-put. . . . that 'Wlanlg 7 lzysiqmel Ed and Jack have a little battle all their own . . with foils, too! On your toes boys, half the battle is Won with foot-Work. Bill and Charles seem to think that it's a fine day for a game of doubles with Jack and Ed . . . at least, they did think so! What is this, a tournament? No, just John- ny, Ed, and Bill bowling a line after school. How are the strikes CD boys? Whe-e-e-W, . . . boy, that was a sweet one, Jimmy . . straight down the fairway! O. K., let's see J. C. and Dick match that one! Eighty-one .fezfeis 11010 we acqliinf . Miss Horn, our new Gym teacher, in- Hurry, hurry . . ni you'll be nu Hei'e's hoping' it's a strike, Jeanie. structs Majie and Maxine in the art of jumping a tied ball. Miss Horn: No, no. not that Way! Where you sending that hall anyway, girls? Hint btllflflifjlli ouzpfexiozif Sally's Hridin' high! You're next, Alice Jean! Jean and Frances shake hands with Bar- bara and Lynette after a stimulating game of doubles. Pat, Jean, Virginia, and Caroline decide to nut away their bikes to conserve rubber . . but not until they have this last ride. Fore! Sara gets ready to drive While Mary, Patty, and Nancy look on. K f 3 . U oin Haze lxnnles of Hozzize iDUfUfllClUl'.S Uncle Sam takes good care of his people, hut he canlt do it all by himself. So around Thanksgiving time We decided to give him a hand. We found a lot of needy families, so . . We got busy! Yes, we Americans are all for onev and 'fone for all.' ,... and thus we shall be . . . forever' appy Landings 0 R G A N I Y ff Z f Q N S Wlifclouz is the licfclelvone of the ncztion NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Heaving of sighs and breathless cries of Golly! We certainly are glad thatls over! . . four years of laboring and getting to know the teachers to accomplish this. Oh, blessed Peace! Now we can ease up a hit: relax and enjoy life. We did work and . . are We proud! accompanied t h e an- nouncement of the 1942 National Honor Society. Out of three hundred some odd seniors We fifty-three of the Hleast odd made the grade. Sun- nosedly the cream of the l942 crop of seniors, We were awarded the high- est honor in J. H. S. for scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. PRESIDENT ,,,,,.., W- JACK MARICT VICE PRESIDENT W DELLAS YEARY SECRETARY ,,,,.......V.....,,,, ,nw MARTHA JEANNE BROYVN TREASURER .,,,..,,,, LISBETI-I DAY SPONSORS ,..,,, , .,,,.... MISS ROBB, MISS REED, MISS COIIVIN l.r1.vI ldoto Clctis Grixler, Eugene Bassman. Paul Schaefer, Virginia Crosson, Bob Avery. Norman Watson, Everett Ard, Glenn Rodney. lfozzrllz lellfk' John Cragrin. Glen Martin, Loye Cron- shaw, Mary Lon Farmer. Robert Barn- ett, Winston Moss, Howard Willis. Don Davis. lzzrfl R0-to George Gibson, Dorothy Crossxxliite. Marilyn Kost, Margaret VVarner. Betty deVillers, Edith Turner. Betty Trollope. .lack Maret. ,l. SUCOIIKI Ro-an Sara Jane Myers. Virginia Thompson, Mary Fletcher, Irene Prall. Betty Fer- nean, Peggy Blackburn, Bette Hagen- sieker, Virginia Lanlaford. Wanda .Io Casncr, Jean Woxnmack. l'll7'Sf Roto Dellas Yeary, May Jenette Hinds. Mar- tha .Ioan Brown, Betty I arnuliner, Bet- sy Balsley, Martha Sinoot, Ellen Woods. Charlotte Nelson, Roberta Scott. Fran- ces Bass. Eighty-six N There is cz responsilvility -insfitlzie TTICIHCIQUTIlUH,I'aOfp U1-ll' czffaws. STUDENT COUNCIL W PRESIDENT ,..,,,,. GEORGE GIBSON VICE PRESIDENT .....,,,,,,,..., ----,,,,-- R. J. FRANKENSTEIN SECRETARY-TREASURER v..... ---,,-,---,-,.,,-, PHYLLIS DAVIS SPONSOR nw- ,H MR. OSBORN l.11.i'f ICOM' l'hil Giltner, Roh Roy Ratlilll Bob Krutsingvr, Gerald Brown. Winston Sutter. Hill Bright, Kent Newman. Harry Ramsey. Thirfl Row Chai-lts Whitsett, VVayne Overall, Joe Hakan, Glen Martin. Howard Schultz. John Cragin. Dellus Yeary. Swrorzfl Rrm' Donald Newby, Frances Armstrong, Marie McCracken, Edith Meyers, Lis- beth Day, Virginia Lankford. Billie Ann Tillman, Gloria Duty. Firsl lforo Betty Anne lilerodith, Polly Ann Wei- lep. Doris Doane Ellis, Betty Martin, Phyllis Davis, May Janette Hinds. George Gibson. Righty-seun I wanta recountllw . . This and many other time-honored political phrases echo through the halls of Joplin High. We pattern the Council after Congress, although we have solved many problems that could have sty- miedl' a senator . . persuading little Suzy Sophomore not to forget to come to school on perfect mud-pie- making days: encouraging t h 0 s e night-owl Junies to get up earlier, and suppressing our fun-loving Up- per Classmen. Our greatest achieve- ment was the ousting of that scari- fying imprisonment, detention, in fa- vor of the honor system. Some said it wouldn't work, but we agree with the Romans . . . Conscience is the Chamber of Justicef, Ho one who iiglitems tile im Glens cinotlieif is useless. PRESIDENT ..,..,,....,, .. ,,,,, --- JEAN WOMMACK FIRST VICE PRESIDENT ,,,, H .,,,..., LISBETH DAY SECRETARY ,,,...,,.., ,.Y..YY . . .,.YYYY MIGNON HENLEY TREASURER ,.,, ,,,..,, . ...ff S ARA ANN GRAYSTON SPONSORS ,,,, ,, ..., MISS GRIFFITH, MISS ELLIOTT, MISS WILLIAMSON, MISS HORN Abbott, Abernathy, Alderman, Alexander, Andrews. Ash- worth. Bales. B., Bales. L.. Ball, Barlet, Barton, Bass, Bay, Bebe-e, Beisner. Bolen, Bond, Bottentield, Bradlield. Bradley, Brashear. Briggs, Brixey. Brown, M.. Brown, S.. lirunkhorst, Buford. Bullete, Burris, Burt, Bushner. Camp- bell, Caput. l... Caput, R., Carhart. Carlisle, Carson, Cas- ner, Caulkins, Cearnal, Charles, Clark, Cochran. Cohen, Collings, Combs, Coombs, Conley, Connelly. Connor, Cope- land, Covey, Cox, Coyne, Craig, Cravens, Creech, Creamer. Dagley, Davis. B.. Davis, L.. Davis. S., Day. DeClue. De- Grafl'. Dent, :lr-Villers, Dilxxorth, Ditson, Donaldson, Doty, Douglas. Dowell, Downs, Drew, Dugan. Eckles, Edwards. li., Edwards, M., Edwards. V., Ellis. R., Ellis. S.. Endi- cott. Enlow, Ettingrer, Evans, Farley. Famuliner, Farmer, Farrar, Ferguson, Finch, Flournoy, Foerster, Fordock. Foster, B., Foster, P.. Frisbey, Galyon, Gandy, Geisert, J., Geisert, N., Gilbreath. Goodrich. Gordon, Grayston. Haase, Hagensicker, Hampton, Harker, Harrison, Harryman, Hawks, Hedrick, Henley, Herron, Hill, Hinkle. Holbert. Hosp, Hudson. Jackson, B.. Jackson. P.. James. Jewett. Johnson, B., Johnson, B., Johnson, C., Johnson, V.. Jones, Karlingrer, Kennamer, Knaust. Kost, Kromeirh. Krudwig, Lamb, Landreth, Lane, Lanpher, Larson, Leckie, Lloyd, Loeckner, Longenerker. Longstreet. Lowe, Lundstium. Madison. P.. Madison, R., Maier, Malone. Mallett. Mark- ham, Marshall. Martin. L.. Martin. N., Mason. Mayo. McAllister, McCormick. McCracken, McKee, McRae, Mead- ows. Metsker. G., Metsker, P.. Meredith. Miller, M., Mill- er, V., Mills. Montgomery, Mosier, Moxley, Muhlenburg, Mulkoy, Neblett, Nelson, Ogden. Ogrle. Owens. Parker, B., Parker, D., Parrent. B., Parrent, E., Payne, Phillip, Pick- ens, Porter. Prater, Prvsley, Rairan. Rataczak, Raymond. Rhoades, Rice. Robbins. Roberts, D., Roberts. I., Roby, Rossman, Rome, Russell, D., Russell. I... Sanders. Schide. Sehink, Sc-hreier. Scott, Severs, Shank. Shreve. Smoot, Snyder. Spencer. G., Spencer. R.. Spoon, Staples, Stevens. Stewart. Stockton, Stowell, Strain, Sullivan, B., Sullivan. D., Sweatt, Talbot, Talbott. Tappana, Taylor. Thomas, M.. Thomas, S., Thompson. V.. Thompson, Z., Thornberry. Tillman, Toles. Toops. Toxvnley. Townsend. Tripp, T1-01. lope, Troutman. Tweed, Tyler, Underhill, Vaughn, Walker, Joanneg Walker. Juneg NVa.ters, WVeilep, WVest, Westerhouse, Williams, E., Williams, J., Wilson, Wise, Wommavk, IVood, Woods, A.. Woods. E.. Woolridge, Young. GIRL RESERVES Remember those girlish giggles you heard bubbling out of the auditor- ium or gym on Tuesdays? Sure 'nuff those were the days we held our meetings. We got acquainted with our Hlittle sisters at our laugh-happy mixer. Gee, it took three classes to recuperate after all those games. We had devotionals, talksg we gave sup- port to a fund for under-privileged Chinese children, and played Santa Claus. Ever since our chapter was organized in 1918 We have tried to live up to what our colors stand forg white . . purity, blue . . bravery. And as we part, we gayly murmur, For- get-me-not. Eighty-eight HI-Y V06 iflCllDl-3 faith in fliizerirri or it will COi'il.l-3 tlirozfigli. ll Oh Boy . . gee whiz . . gosh . . you guessed it. These exclama- tions came from the mouths of those who just found out that a new Hi-Y movement was to be started in J. H. S. The Hi-Y was organized for the purpose of fos- tering Christian ethics and fellow- ship and building ideals and bod- ies. We have tried to do our part in advancing the interests of our members, and, therefore, advanc- ing their ideas of good citizenship, good living, and good sportsman- ship. Our flower, the camellia, and our colors, blue and white, are symbolic of our faith in America and in ourselves. Eaghtymine PRESIDENT ,,....,.. VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY ,,,, M-, TREASURER Y,,, SPONSOR ,,.,.. Barnes, Jimmy Barnett. Robert Biffle, Bud Bright. Bill Brumbaugh. Vere Burgess, Albert Burnett. Bob Butler. James Clark. Charles Cochran, Bill Collins, Jack Coulter, Gene Cox, Dan Cragrin, John Davis, Clarence Davis, Donald Day. John Einsel, Glen Faulkenberry, Bob Ferguson, Edgar Fort. Elvin Fushuy. Bob Fryer, Bob Gilbreath. Galen Grider. Marston Hankins, Roirer Hebbard, Bob Henry, Bob Hinkle, Barth Holly. Harold Huff. Floyd Hurd, Bill Kassab, Anthony Kassab. Leon Knight. Dick Lambertson, Dale LeGrande, Dale Love. Bill - .,., JOHN CRAGIN --,- CHARLES SERAGE -W ROBERT HARNETT W .- . ,,,.,,.,, JIM MARTIN M R, NVALTER WHEELER Lytle, Robert Marcom, Jere Maret, Stan Marlatt, Jim Martin. Jim Mattes. David McNeill. Wallace Meredith, Bill Minshall, Jim Morgan, J. W. Moss. Richard Moult. Jimmy Mullens. Bill Overall, Wayne Parker, Jack Patrick. Georgi- Pllug. Bob Pllugr, Don Pierson, Teddy Pruit. Melvin Ramsey. Harry Reeves, James Reider, J. C. Seraue, Charles Seraire. Pat Seslcr, Clark Sharp. Raymond Smith. Lionel Tipping, Roderick Tonnies, Walter Traver, Bill Vaughn. Billie Walker. Tom Watson, Norman Williams, Jack Williams. Richard Wilson. Bill Wincshell. Joe HERCULEAN x f , . . y et ru. he gentle Girls in pigtails and boys in knickers cut capers in the halls of dear old J. H. S. when the Herculean Literary Society was hrst or- N , ' 6 1,0921 Cl. SflfOlf1Q 611401 i7lf'Cll7E. 1 PRESIDENT ,...,., ,..r C HARLES STREET VICE PRESIDENT --- ,,,, PHIL GILTNER SECRETARY .,,,, ,,., B ARTH HINKLE TREASURER -,- ,,,, CHARLES SERAGE SPONSOR ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, iw IR. KING ganized back in 1922 .... A far cry from those streamlined characters in our Christ- mas assembly. Among those boys in knick- ers were Charles Cummings and Alex Blie- dung. known today as Robert Cummings and John Beal. The highlights of our year Were our mixer at George Elliott's, our as- sembly, that time when We all dressed up fit to killl' and jogged off to a party with our sister society, the Sapphonians. and the muttered Farewell to Seniors. l.1I.x'1' Kirin' 7 S I. Richard Bassett. Jack Collins, Charles Street. Thad Leach. Bill Watkins. Joe Hakan. Leroy Cook, Ric-hard Farmer, Phil Giltner. Pat Casey. 111111 ICON' Eugene Augrter. Mzxc Marshall, George Edds, Put Serage, Leslie Pearson, George Elliott. Everett Ard. Frank Sneed. Jack YVilliz1ms, Charles Seragre. crmzzl Ron' Bob Pond. Joe Wincholl, David Mattus. Barth Hinkle. Bill McAllister, Jimmie Webb. Bob De- Vaney. Billy West. Billy Wilson. fmt Roto John Windle. Charles Clark. Bill Demaray, Ray- mond Blair. Dirk Wzidleigh. Bill Lelfen, Jimmy Moult. Bill Bright. Bob Hebbard. Ninety PRESIDENT ,,,, Y.... B OB AVERY SECRETARY W- an JOHN WILLIAMS TREASURER .. ,,,.,,....,, ,Y..,, J OHN WILLIAMS PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ,- ,.,Y CHARLES WHITSETT SPONSOR ,,,,,,.,,,,,,. ,....,.,,, IN IR. WILLEY f.!I.l'f RUTH Tom Walker, Bob Dunn. Charles Wliitsett, Arthur Dilworth. Leo Brown, Dun Cox, Toni Moore, Wayne Crea-vy, J. VV. Morgan. 5'1'Ufllrf NUM' Bob Bennett, Harold Clayton, John Williams, J. C. Boucher, Roland Ludwig, Leland Martin. Wade Shel- ton, Galen Gilbert. l'i1'.vI Rott' L. D. Einsol, Wesley Killian, Eugene Byrd. Marjorie Spoon, Joyce Beckham, Mariraret Iflurt, Charles Allen, Robert VV. Avery. Gene Coulter. yu Crash. There goes another beaker. Guess I'll have to shell out ten cents more. But it's just one of us AOA members practicing our club's aim: To better acquaint students with scientific reasoning. The motto of the Ancient Order o f Alchemists is Better scientists for America. We make friends with the shy little atom, and learn to greet elements by their first names. Our flower is flower of sulphur, odorless, contrary to be- lief. But what our tlower lacks in smell our colors make up in hue . . . red and white. Ancient alchemists originally sought a stone reputed to turn to goldg but we turn our chemistry to a more practical application. Science will not wait for mom to ccitcli lip. A. O. A. Ninety-one V09 IQEHP Clllitlff Il SENSE O liberty ciifzcl f1.friteif'i1ity. GAVEL AND QUILL Bangl! Don't get worried folks. it isn't a shotg it's just the G. Q's. starting the year oft right. Our club was organized in 1923 and has become one of the most outstanding lit- erary societies. By requiring that every member participate in some field of literary endeavor, our society has not only furthered members' educational opportunities, but has set a standard that we will carry with us all through life. Our motto, more timely now than ever before, is The Pen is Mightier than the Swordf' Our colors, blue and white, and our flower, the Ophelia Rose, are sur- rounded by many rich traditions. X. X PRESIDENT ,,-,,,. .,,,.,,, J. C. REIIJER VICIC PRESIDENT W ,, SECRETARY ,,,. TREASURER H. SPONSOR .,,, l,i1.s'r ICU-it' Jack Mztret. Ralph Rhondes, ROBICRT REYNOLDS ROB ROY RATLIFF ,WW GEORGE BABB ,-,- MR. IRWIN Lewis Gilbreuth, Dale Owens. Charles Edwards, George Babb, J. C. Reider. Jimmy lWlzn'tin. John Roberts. Smith. liirrl Noll' Hill Nixon. VVhiine,v Albert Burgess, Scott Wiles. Jinnny Marlatt. Floyd Strater, Harry Ramsay, Huskel Thayer, Ral ph Keyes, Jaxeli Warden. George Gibson. James Strain. Rob Roy Raitl i iI'. ifroiiil Row Ixzm Ellsworth, Bob Sweeten. J amos Rohm. Bill Trav- er. Robert Burnett, Jack Pztrker, Anthony Kassab. Robert Reynolds. Leon Kassalv. Vere Bl'llmlJ3llg'I1, Dale Owens. 'irxt ICO-IU Jimmy Minshatll. Bill Jackson, Bill Meredith, Edward Johnson, Bill Vaxughn, John Crugin. Bill Collins. Jael: Mallet. Duncan Summerville. Boyd. Jack Klotz. Ric hard Hudden, Bob Ninety-two flzizzieifica will if-36101 ASPASIAN the liilifdlj in fJl'gCl.llllZ5Clllfl7l. PRESIDENT ..,,,.... BETTE HAGENSICKER VICE PRESIDENT ,,,, ,,.,. W VANDA GORDON SECRETARY ,,,. .- ,,, DORIS MURPHY TREASU RER .... -,- BETTY MEADOWS SPONSOR ,, .,,.. ..,. lV IRS. BAUMAN .nxt Roto Bobbie Simpson. Annavero Manness, Betty Meadows. Beverly Cooke, Kathleen Jacobs, Betty Johnson. Wzindzi Gordon, Bette Haggensicker. Eva Tyree. Helen Miller. 4'l'o11r! Notts' Shirley Cox. Louise Alford, Virginia Miller, Betty Colson, Rosalee Arant, Glenna Prouty. Betty Fam- ulinex '. Virpiinia Flonrnoy. Polly Wcilep. Gloria Motslier, m 11'.x'Z Ima' Helen Mary Loma Jewle Rovsl-. Patsy lN1etskcr. Ge-,irgianna Creamer, Stearns, Wilma Smith, May JL-nette Hinds, Lee Toles. Patsy Kc-rsh, Lucy Jane Jewett. en Crunxo. Ninety-three Climb! Climb! Always climbing un- til we feel that we have risen to the top. Our society was first organized in 1933 by seven sophomore girls. Our annual mixer was held at the home of Wanda Gordon. The theme Football along with the personal- ity plus of our members certainly set up a goal for the prospective pledges. March 27, was our Society Day and We proudly strolled through the halls wearing our corsages of pink and lavender sweet peas. The JH Club is our brother society. And are We proud! I' RESIDENT ,,,,.,,,. VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY -M ,,,,, ,, TREASURER W, SPONSOR .-, Lust Note VIRGINIA LANKFORD ,-- .-Y.-,,,, JEAN DAVIS BETTY B ROTHEKTON ,,-,,-,-, BETTY OUTT ,W MISS MARTIN Lois Marie Hedrick. Edna Ruth Main. Norma -lean Strain. Lillie Mae Marlin, Mary -Jane Landreth. f'iHIH'ffI 1R'o'w Barbara Sc-hreier, Nancy Sanders, Joyce Blank- enship, Betty Fretwell, Sally NVeygandt, Shir- ley Bx'unkl1ox'st, Lisbetli Day. Charlotte Caulk- ins, Charlotte Tanpana, Virginia Lankford. 'l'!1i1'fI Rim' lieth' Ontt, Jeanne l'fnloxx'. Peggy Foster. Vir- :inia Myer. Eva Swanson. Jane Stevens. Bars hara Edwards. Jean Davis. Mary Catlierins Dagrley. Betty Brotherton. ,QUFHIIII HUD' Juanita Dent. VVanda Cravens. Nina Geismrt. I'e:IQFN' Montg'omery, Florence Voeetle, Virginia Hollingsworth, Allene Hopwood. Nancy VVest- erhouse, Gloria Duty. Caroline Johnson. Rose- lee Wood, Doris Deane Ellis. Cries of Hi there! . . What-ud-ja-do all summer? greeted us at our mixer at Nancy Sanders. We have had a steady stream of social affairs all year. After our mixer, we celebrated Sapphonian Birthday, entertained the f o o t b all squad at a banquet in the J. H. S. cafe- teria. cooperated W i t h our brother Heres at a Spring Mixer, 'tspruced up for our Annual Spring Dinner-Dance, and finally Wound up the year's activ- ities with a Farewell to the Seniors . . . Though We don't spout poetry in everyday speech, since 1923 when we organized, poetry has been one of our greatest, interests. l'l-l'.Yf Rory' -, 1' , ' , ' IQ A , ,' I ' U . , A 4 . - , , Iiettg Louise Allen. Betty Fernean, Rosebud LA., H' L K I if i 5 A T Y I S ' ' ' LL' Lamb, lV1arQaret Collinxrs, Pegzuy Jackson, Jo- C s ' I v anne Briggs. Kathleen NValker, Phyllis Davis. Q 1' f' L E L 4 1 Mary Jean Parks. Jeanette Geisert. Bobbie ' ' f June Bottcniielzl. l filee pczmclizizte., lirzimls 'llllCllOll Ollllj l.l7llUll 019611 SAPPHONIAN Ninety-four PHILOGIAN Wlaleiwillzc all our mcnfle 01 e ends J J I9 on .waning om aim in li e. '4Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to Wait. The up and going phrase in our motto well describes this year's program. In my scrap- book I have a receipt for that magazine sub- scription We presented to the school library in January, some souvenir decorations . . . stale candy from the Guest Feast in Septem- ber, novv hardly recognizable, pressed flow- ers from Pliilogian Day, November 23, and that sticker , the only one I had left from the lavender and white, and our flower, the violet. Ninety-tive PRESIDENT .......,..... .-- FRANCES BASS VICE PRESIDENT -, BILLIE ANN TILLMAN SECRETARY ....... BETTY JEAN JACKSON TREASURER V-- .,,.. MARY LOU FARMER SPONSOR ..,A, ,-- MISS BUEHLMAN l.z1.i'f Row Eugenia Koch, Mary Lon Farmer, Blanche Krudwifr. Betty Jean Jackson. Helen Scott, Regina Caput, Anna Marie Alexander. lfourllz Now Frances Bass, Billie Ann Tillman. Alta Har- rison, Velma McRae, Helen Addington, Twyla Lenger. Thin! lffffu Dorothy June Hastings. Ruby Granger, Fran- ces DeVilbis. Iva Jean Cantrell, Robbie Dean Cantrell, Geraldine Neal, Vienna Osborn. .qUl'07Id Row Annabelle Carlisle, Lorene Caput. Marjorie Bushner, Mary Jones. Ragine Jones. Jean Gal- yon, Billye James, Roberta Scott. First Row Mary Payne. Norma Jean Hood, Joan Tweed. Janice Riggs, Beryldine House. Betty Peters. Melva. Welton. Lillian Mendelson. Rayma Ellis. its g cut to he great . . its QTEOIIET to he hmmm. ' CASTALIAN Me-o-o-ow! Donlt rung it's just a little black puss, a fit mascot for any society whose lucky number is 13 as the Castal- ian's seems to be. Although our society was started rolling by 13 girls on Decem- ber 13, 1925, nothing but good luck has dogged our tracks from our Merry Mix- er to the Pan-Hellenic Dance . Even Castalian Day on Friday the 13th fbut you can bet no Castalian hid under the bed? was a success. All of us gals got to- gether and learned how to knit. Perhaps one reason for our accomplishments is our motto, Excelsior , It is just one Word, but it is the spirit of our society. PRESIDENT ,,...,,,,.. BEULAH MARSHALL VICE PRESIDENT---DOROTHY CROSSWHITE SECRETARY ...A. ,,f..YYff.. I .ORENA SILL TREASURER U, ,,.. BERNICE STIDHAM SPONSOR ,-- ,,,,,,,, -- MISS ROBB Lust New Virgilee Lake, Maxine Waits, June Laird, Ruth Gilbreath. Kathleen Davis. lfourtlz Row Ilene Stinnett, Doris Eekles, Betty Hartley, Matty Burt, Norma Jean Creech, Bernice Stid- ham. Third Row Petty B1-ixey, Helen James. Edith Myers. Beu- lah Marshall. Dorothy Crosswhite, Martha Brammer, Emma Jean Hinkle, Faye Absher. .S'v4'oml Nota' Marguerite Graff, Louise Brooks, Lila Mae Nomensen, Alice Jean Bebee, Betty Jo Lester, Virginia Little, Kathleen Morris, Raydean Huddleston. lfirxt Row Bonnie Quackenbush, Betty Foster, Jean Staats, Lorena Sill, Joyce Drake, Betty Ash- worth, Maizie Frisby, Barbara Staples. Ninety-six PRESIDENT ........... IRENE PRALL VICE PRESIDENT---PEARI. VAUGHN SECRETARY .,.... LUCILLE GRIFFIS TREASURER ..,Y MARYBELLE COVEY SPONSOR --- ,,.. MRS. CHESTNUT l'.r1.x'i Krm' Pearl Vaughn. Jean Shreve. Juanita Flynn, Lorene Fowler. Virginia Filler. Colleen Barrett, Myrtle Noel. Firxi Nom' Mary Louise Hamm. Marybelle Covey, Irene Prall, Irene Stockton. Lucille Grilfis. Mary Howell. Dorothy Lund- strum, Tina Lou Flint, Helen Shepherd. ll The perfect blendshipg friendship. With this as our chief purpose, the Sig- ma Gamma Lambda society organized in March, 1926. . . During the iirst se- mester the seniors, commonly known as urulersi' because they learn by inch- es, are the only members, but at the be- ginning of the second semester juniors are accepted into the society. . . Ever progressing, we chose for our motto, More beyond, this symbolizing our highest hopes and ideals. . . The pink rose was selected for our flower and old rose and gold were our chosen col- ors. . . As last fond memories to our leaving seniors, our society throws a picnic of picnics. 9 are lever., maicimg up time sea of 75917100 acy. Ninety-seven SIGMA GAMMA LAMBDA Swish-sh-sh! Gang way folks, there goes Mercury scurrying home to Mount Olympus bearing the news that a group of girls desiring to re- ceive practice in parliamentary law have united and named their club after the great Mount Olympus. Ever taking after our gods, we chose the motto A c h i e v e m e n t is Glory enough. The shy little violet is our flower and lavender and green are our colors. In early fall We all get spruced up for our annual Guest Feast. Our banquet for the Basket- ball Teams surely took the cake, and our Formal Dinner-Dance in Spring was the thing. 7. PRESIDENT --, ,.,.,, , MARTHA ELEANOR SMOOT VICE PRESIDENT .,,,,..,YvYYY.. MIGNON HENLEY SECRETARY ,,,,. ,.,, lN IARTHA JEANNE BROVVN TREASURER -W ,,,,.,,, .. PEGGY BLACKBURN SPONSOR Y.,, ,, ,,..., MISS HEATTY Il.Yf NUIU Nancy McKee, Patty lVise, Sally Thomas. Marilyn I,oecknor, Betty Anne Parker, Lu Ann Lane, June 'Walken Mignon Henley, Barbara Bond. o111'z',iz fruit' lianyon Smoot. Sara Jayne Myers, Virginia Crosszon, Annette DeTar, Mary Jo Haase, Dorothy Coarnal. Shirley Buford. -Ioan YVaiker. liirfl lrfm' Alice -In-an Andrews, Lynette Bradley, Shirley Eng- lish. Margaret Warner, Marilyn Kost. Betty Shep- pard. Kathryn Sue Ball. Celia Jane l'Ittingu'. Mary Ime Snyder. riwzzrl lfozu' Peggy Cohen, Mary Lo:xgcneCker, Lois Jane Bradiielcl, Joanne Jones, Mary Fletcher. Emily Wooldridge, Mar- got Coombs. Joan Sweatt, Patty Fovrster, Virginia Farley. f7'.Yl Now Elizabeth Lacey, Helen Ditson, Martha Jeanne Brown, Peggy Blackburn, Sara Ann Grayston, Betsy Balsley, Martha Eleanor Smoot, Ruth Lanpher, Betty Mere- dith, Martha Rose Raymond. OLYMPIAD SHJIGSE TLT omit are str mhoiic J J J f faith cmd Qemocracy. Ninety-eight: Jreczt l1.ope. malee great 111911. L. C. F. DONALD DAVIS PRESIDENT ,,,,... VICE PRESIDENT ..YY ,A.. J ACK BURRIS SECRETARY ..,,.. -H RICHARD BRITE -,- PAUL SCHAEFER TREASURER ,,,, SPONSOR W.- ,.,,.. MR. WHITE l,r1.x'f lx'rrIU VVilhui' Fear. Galen Nash. Paul Schaefer, Bill McKee, John Burrow, Charles Boyers. James Thomas, Richard Duty. Tfzirfl fwfr' Melvin Byrd. Richard Brite, Wayne Allen, Richard Moss, Bob Burris. John Byron Fly, Lloyd York, Bud I3ill'le. ,Nkwrrlzrf Nom' Harold Higgins, Herschcll Webb, Robert Riley, Stan Mzxret. Bob Dunne, Clinrlus Sullivan. Jack Burris. Don- ald Davis, .luck Duree. ffiiwf Noir' Roland Russel. Melvin Prewitt. VVinston Moss, Richard Williams. John Day, Bob lfosliziy, Richard Dale, Wall- ace McNeil. Ninety-nine Quoting one of our very loyal, but possibly slightly prejudiced mem- bers, '4The L. C. F. is like all the other societies, with the exception that it is better. This same member advocates a carnation in every but- ton-hole and blue and silver ties. With the help of our sponsor, dash- ing Mr. White, We have achieved one of the most orderly business meet- ings of which a society could boast. Our society is one of the oldest, hav- ing been organized in 1928. Our pro- grams this year have been extremely well received, and our Banquet and Mixer well attended, especially by our new sophomore members who radiate enthusiasm. ljcitience cmd cippiication will carry us throzzglz. ATALANTIAN Wouldn't you be surprised to see ancient Grecian maidens treading the halls of J. H. Sf? We take our ideals from our namesake Atalanta, a Grec- ian of the god and goddess period of history. Courage, loyalty, and co-oper- ation have been the keywords of the Atalantian Literary Society since it was organized in I929. The highlight of the years doings is Atalantian Day in May when the girls wear our flower, the sweet pea, and our colors, pink and green. Twenty new members were in- itiated after our mixer last September. To round up our year's activities we joined in the Pan-Hellenic Dance. ll PRESIDENT .,,,,,,, ,, ,, JEAN WOMMACK VICE PRESIDENT .,.. -W ALMA OVERMAN SECRETARY ,,,,,, v ,,., HELEN SPARGO TREASURER ,.,, ,W PATSY ALDERMAN SPONSOR ---.. ,,,., MISS HASWELI. l,r1.x'f lfoiu Ester Campbell, Alma Overmam. Charlene Ganntt. Bonnie Bard. Punlene Mc'Clelland. Betty Sullivan, VVilmn Hardin, Jenn NVommac-k. Tfiirii lfo-to Emma Jane Smith. Dorothy Sullivan, Kathryn Ah- bott, Patsy Alderman. Marjory Leonard, Ruby Johnf son, Alma Hinkle, Earline Moore. lVIa1'::aret Flynn. ,hc'1'KHllf Rott' Jackie Lea, Betty Burris, lNlzu'jo1'ie Brentlingzer. Vir- grinia McNeil, June Toons. Mzu'e'nzu'ita Moreno. Doro- thy Atkinson, Rowena Janes, Maxine Sheplxerd, Wanda Jo Czisner. l'li'A'l Rom Cecilia Mc-Cormick. Gerrv Ilatton, Relvn, VVhito, Mary Louise Mack, Norma 'l'l1ornlwr1'y. Andie Leigrh Dnxid- son, Rosemary Clover. Alberta Porter, Delores Mulliey. One Hundred PRESIDENT ...... .... A LNETA COMBS VICE PRESIDENT We ..--s..- KATE CHARLES SECRETARY ,.YfY --- MILDRED COPELAND TREASURER We -.- DELORES SPENCE SPONSOR O, .YA,,,, MISS HORN Last Row Q Harriet Pollock. Marjorie Wilson, Betty Jean Young. Luvina Dixon. Elnora Hessinger, Delores Edwards. Anne Simms, Bette Baum, Chloe Paine. Margaret Sanders. 'l'l1i1'fI Row Jean Hill. Betty Jean Wilson, Betty Boyer, Louise Pyles, Betty King, Virginia Thompson, Lois Fergu- son, Maxine Lauphrey, Marjorie Sweeney, Mildred Beisner, Betty Plumlee, Barbara Caskey. .hlL'l'UlIll New Jennie Bennett, Betty deVillers, Alneta Combs, Kate Charles, Dolores Holden, Marjorie Henry. Dorothy Longstreet, Jane Hawks, Velma Markham, Rosalcen Reynolds. Virginia Vlforkizer, Leona Ogle. l i1'.s'f lfrm' Juanita Willy. Vivien Kuntz, Patti Christman. Jamie Tyler. Nadine Aggus. Vivien Flippin, Virginia Endicott. Norma Jean Shank. Delores Spence, Betty Jo Best. Helen Kalas. Forward . . March! And that's what we did. Originally both boys and girls were members. In 1936, however, the society reorganized and became an all- girl organization. One of the most beautiful flowers ever created, the vio- let, took its place as the society flower and orchid and silver received the hon- or of being our colors. Our motto, a goal for everyone to strive for, is On- ward everg backward never. The event- ful year closed with our annual picnic. Slacks and saddle-shoes along with fun and laughter were our last memories of our leaving-sister seniors. The picnic could well be described in four words . Oh, joyl food galorelll PHILO PHRONIAN Let us set om example of cool-lzieomlevlm-333 for patriotic citizens. One Hundred One Ho-o-ol Hum-ml Sleepy-eyed guests dreamily dragged heavy feet from their comfortable beds to our mixer . . a sunrise breakfast and treasure- hunt. But the fresh air and the merry laughter and shrieks of joy of the wider-awaken' soon aroused the sleepyheads, and a hilarious time was had by all. Our masterpiece of artistry this year was the Education Week school exhibit. We have been taken literally in our motto, We al- so servef' both in that exhibit and in making scrapbooks and in knit- ting for the Red Cross. Our colors were chosen in accordance with a true artist, honoring all the colors of the artist's palette. PRESIDENT ......... --- EDITH TURNER VICE PRESIDENT .,,,, ,.- MARTHA OUTT SECRETARY .,,,,, , --- RUTH MADISON TREASURER .,., .,.. B ETTY TROLLOPE SPONSOR .,,. ,.,. M ISS ROBINSON l.u.x'Z l?o-iv George Johnson. Jim Strain, Ed Deniings, Newell Scott. Martha Outt. Corrine Galloway, Jere Marcnm. Tllirfl ltozw George McClintick, Minnie Ruth Spencer, Robin But- ler, Rose Marie Madison. Marjorie Prince. Wanda Blackburn. Thelma Burton, Kent Newman. Second Rott' Dexter Berger, Lnln Copeland, Lotus Cole. Eleanor Owens. Patty Neil. Edith Turner, Ruth Madison. Betty Trollope. First Now Bill DeGrafi', Phyllis Bayless. Betty Musselman. Vir- ginia DeGrai'f, Al Jean Waters, D01-ma Lee Wilbert. Katherine Tucker. Dellas Yeary. mfiie artists lei ow the roiti, faction f pain ti mg ti rosy fiifztiire. l PALETTE AND BRUSH Qne Hundred Two s. P. Q. R. V09 com because we tiiiiiie we com. PRESIDENT ,,,, N, MAXINE RHOADES SECRETARY ,W ,,,, LOUISE GILLILAND TREASURER ,,,, . ,,,,.,.. LOYE CRENSHAW PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ....,,.,.......w, -- -,,,--,,,-,-- ALBERTA HENDERSON SPONSOR W- ,Y,,, MISS BUCKERIDGE Lust Num Ray Sc-hooler, Bill Love, Bob Lytle. Emery Qualls, Miss Buckeridge, Herman Nichols. Loye Crenshaw, Gordon Stout, Don Hawkins. Ray Dick. Tflirrl lffm' Jack Moore, Maxine Rhoades, Colleen Rzigan, Ruth Douglas, Lois Craig, Wanda Muhlen- burg, Virginia Wheeler, Bud Long. .S'vi'u11fZ Row Joe Newby, Rob Roy Flinn, Bonnie DeClue. Alberta Henderson, Louise Gilliland, Elezinoi Waters, Sui- Ellis. Betty Ann Harner. First Row Tommy Kennedy, Joanne Williams. Jean Tay- lor, Aline Young. Edith Parrent, Mona Rice. Sarabelle Bolan, Geraldine Millard. Catherini Conley. One Hundred Three I came, I saw, I conquered were Cae- sar's memorable Words, and in 1928 stu- dents of J. H. S. took them to heart and organized the Latin Club. The motto Possunt, quia posse videnturm' or They can because they think they can was selected. Two of the big events of the year are our Roman Mix- er in the fall and our annual Spring Banquet always held in pure Roman style. We, the S. P. Q. R., meaning the senate and people of Rome, have for our colors Roman purple and white. The flower, a symbol of the highest Ro- man ideals, is the red rose. FORUM The trzltll .-hull IWZCIIQE? ills ree. Bang! Bang! Come to order fellersl That's o ur president, Ed Harris, banging his gavel. Too bad the girls can't join us, what with their repu- tation for talking, they surely would enjoy putting our motto into prac- tice . . . Open Discussion for All. Remembering what all work and no play did to Jack , we call time outn for our mixer, and the spring tennis tournament. Topping the year off, we helped the Hguys and gralsi' make the Pan-Hellenic Dance go over with a bang! Bang? . . say, this is Where I came in. So long. Be seein' you sometime! PRESIDENT ..,,,,.,,, ,,,, E D HARRIS VICE PRESIDENT -,,,,,,,, BOB HARNETT SECRE'I'ARY ,.,,,.,,,, HOWARD WILLIS SERGEANT-A'I'-AliMS,-CHARLES TYLER SPONSOR --., ,..,,,. Y, ,,,., MR. VOIGHT lux! Row Carl Mannes, Galen XVillis, Con Mills. VVayne Mars. Winston Sutter, Bob Mitchel, John Stansberry. Randal Yates, Howard Willis. Tlzirzl Row Robert Dale, Robert Hankins, Edwin Har- ris, Edgar Ferguson, Bobby Henry, Benny Mitchel, Gaylord Laws, David Carter, Irv- ing Eisen. 50501111 Row Charles Tyler, Billy Rose, George Crowder. Gerald Brown, Bob Krntsingrer. Fred Myers, George Flynn, Bob Daniels, Jack Morrison, John Cheek. First Roto Robert Barnett. Kenneth Pfluyr, George Patrick, Richard Roach, Carl Martin. Har- old Young: Bob Meadow, .I. D. Patrick. Bill Hurd. One Hundred Four PRESIDENT ..,...Y s- GLEN MARTIN VICE PRESIDENT ,,,,,,,.,,, COOK HEARNE SECRETARY-TREASURER .......,.,.., A - ....,Y -ns ,..., FRANCES ARMSTRONG SPONSOR .-,, ,.,.Y.,,.. MISS BLEVINS Lax? Rott' Richard Holladay. VVayne Hatfield. Jack Hemphill, Nelson Sandford, Bill Johnson, Paul Mahoney, Bob Evins. Th in! New Donald Newby, Bob Hill, Carol Smith. True man Jeilcott. Gloria Towiiley. Martha Lee Troutman. Cook Hearne, Carol Rickey. Sfcoml Raw Carl Keltz. Kay McCulley. Virginia Mallett, Mildred Siders, Virginia. Pearson, Josephine Dinnsen, Patty Flzinery. Betty Roach. Gerry Stowell, lf'1'1'.i't Row Clark Sesler, Tommy Lytle, Doloris Rossman. Margaret Gilhreath. Barbara Roach, Barbara Iieckie, Mary Welsh, Frances Armstrong, Glen Martin. l l l l W-a-a-a-h! . . Just arrived!! A scant two and a half years ago the youngest so- ciety of J. H. S., Los Amigosf' saw its lirst light of day. '4Los Amigosl' got its start as the result of ninety-five stu- dents in the Spanish Department pe- titioning for membership. At the ten- der age of two years we have cast aside our rattles and have begun in earnest to show we mean business. Under the sponsorship of Miss Lillian Blevins, who slid into Mr. Ballinger's shoes when he was drafted, we have organ- ized a civilian defense unit, the first so- ciety of the school to adopt such a plan. lt i. .ittmericom to desire to excel. LOS AMIGOS One Hundred Five J, ,ff u - . A Q. f 7 ou fl ffzlclzes ifw gjlUIlIlI of lflc lllorzzlzngs fzrsl Be So proudly our boys stand as our National Anthem is played and the flag is unfurled. Oh long may it wave! Qimely Tactics T 7 P-A A A x R K f Y iigffi un Mm Sfii?im , W iffieiggggiigj ifciffii' f -ff-.m,m1m!5z'ev ' W hw f J My Q wr P, K 4 aw M5 2 ,J N my fd 5? 1 as 'K' Wi 2, mmf,,3fm! 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Bobbin- Iiottenlielcl. and Betty Meredith. lm? Mblozzzzllzcm llll 0177 gmt: to ziecclgzllliifzfe Ou . DIAMO D AND DI C f,rI.x'i Ruin' Bud Lung. Loyc Crenshaw. Floyd Holclvn. liob Mitt-lu-ll. Charles Street, Glenn Rodnev, Phil Giltner. John Roberts. Roh Roy Rutlilln. f'lUlll'ffI Nrrzl' Bill Cochran. Robert Pm-rry. Herman Nic-lmls. P111 fam-x. Norman VVz1tson. Jack Purkl-r, .luhn Stains- hury. Paul Schaefer, Glen James. 'l'!1f1'll Mm' Evert-tt Ard. Jack Mzxrot, Edwzird VV:-il. Cleorge lilli-'-11, Gvorge Eddw, George Gibson. Heston Rouxo. 'Winston Sutter, Bill lJvCrz1l'l'. Cllurlvs SL-lulgfe. .gtlllflllff IM-za' Edwin Hughes. Robert Riley. Bud llflctslwr, Burl Hzuniltnn, Barth Hinkle. Winston Moss. lienn Kassub. Robert Reynolds, Bud Hinkle, Robert liaxrnett. lfzrxt lfuil' Billy Wilson, Harold Clayton. Glen VVillis, Floyd Hough. Peggy Blackburn. Bobbie June Buttentield, Betty Meredith, Charles Clark, Eugene Porter, Walter Tonnies, Don Davis. One Hundred Ten ,J ff -4 ii 1 'I '1 J P 1? 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J., Willis. J., Pvury Ne-nl. Miisi:, Todcl. H.. iw1CI,J0l'i2LlLl. Martin Bziffuxun. Plumlee-. Millir, Lziircl. Rim-dm' Kiswl, Hmniltmi. Svfffflfl ll'f1'ri'1m1i-Nm-. my. Rin-ky. I-:vim Neliim-tt, i-lumix-l, M1-Farlzind, Gilbvoath, Ty ier, Newlmv, lflymi. G.. Myvrs, Millard, Du !'ilHSl', Baum-Lis. Pzulxly, Rzltliil. f'iIV1'.S'f fx'f1iL'1 Iiulwrls, Mzirrs, Cuuksvy, Over alll. Milli-V, fflirn, 'I'homps4m. Tipping, Belt Mm1tg'o1iw1'y, Meadows, Clogstun, Allan, E11 rod. Patrick. Sesler, Savage. Higlz igliglzt . . . Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds ol' earth, And danced the skies on laughter-silvered Wings: Sunward l've climbed and joined the tumbling mirth Of Sun-split Clouds eand done a hundred things You have not dreamed oferwheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence, hov'ring there. l've chased the shouting wind along and Hung My eager craft through footless halls of air. Up, up the long delirious, burning blue I've topped the Wind-swept heights with easy grace, Where never lark, or even eagle, flewg And, While with silent, lifting mind l've trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand, and touched the face of God. -V John Ilzllixvlhzv ,llugfim .lf X K X hence Comes Cnr Dail Bread STUDENTS . . . TEACHERS . . . AND ALL WHO READ OUR BOOK . . . Do not stop reading now, but continue until you come to the end. To us, the book is good to the last page . . and we think the last page good. We ask you to read all about our advertisers and what they advertise. Take note who they are. Without their cooper- ation our Joplimo could not be made possible. When I say to myself, 'I hold an inalienable partnership in this nationg its prosperity and happiness rest with me,' then I have caught the spirit of true Americanismf' One Hundred Fifteen Here we see Miss Martha Lee Troutinmi, violinist, and hei' accompan- ist, Miss Mar'- garet Collingis. With Rubinofi' and his violin. Director Rubin- olf was tcniring' the country in behalf of De- fense Bunds Q 'X P 'NW A Riva ll' Qilllw B U Y BONDS FOR THE DEFENSE OF DEMOCRACY CIUUII lf! '!x'.Yl7'l 'ldlf S! V 'lf INHT JOPLI FUR ITURE CO. 706 - 708 MAIN PHONE 503 Congratulations to The Class of '42 AMERICAN HOTEL 722 MAIN PHONE 427 One Hundred Sixteen For News of the World Cf Joplin and the District READ THE JUPLIN ELUHE MHE NEWS HEHALU v CONGRATULATIONS Cf1mI1fzrIwx of COMPLIMENTS 1 9 4 2 OF t Myers Motor 1'l'I'O7Il IIIU Supply Co. JOPLIN, MO. lWh0leS211e Only! Machinery Co. A 40 M In J pl M TI' I zzfvw' Ilrzx fo I I I II I I P I 11 I PICHER A PIONEER OF THE PAST, A Leaclei' of today The Eagle-Piehei' Companies have grown with the Ti'i-State Difstriet, and their destiny is interwoven with the future prosperity of the district. As Joplin and the District move for- wuitl Eagle-Piehei' will continue to he vitally concerned with the prospeiitjv and well-being of the Whole Ti'i-State Community. EAGLE-PICHER THE EAGLE-PICHER LEAD COMPANY THE EAGLE-PICHER MINING 8z SMELTING COMPANY 0Hd6lFl OSTERLOH'S LANE WHITE ooks Stationery SUl9l9li9S SIUVE li ELEETHIIJ EU. Pliotogi'zLphiC Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF Athletic Goods .S'z'1zm' 18535 613 Main Phone 268 JOPLIN, MISSOURI 208 WV. 4th Phone T46 CUMPLIMENTS CLASS OF '42 I DEPE DE T GRAVEL CGMPANY 3012 W. 4th St. JOPLIN, MO. Phone 249 Mincks Silver Castle Lunch SOUTHIWESTS MOST MODERN 8th AND MAIN STREET ll I O lorn' Vain' Smm' 111113111111 nlliml to 17 I f I I 3 Il 71 ll t ll . R. Ol 'ZTI bl!! R.f'vx ll:Yl!l I kay tley tj. dl It OHddNt BAKED THE DAY YDU BUY IT 69? T 9 OLKADD1' 3 0 6 Qiw i E' l.9 .. , , se: '- IS X 4 coonnnmn aj. f xi - Q YDUR GROCER SELLS IT cw . JQQVLC Lllfl If 0. 1818 Bird JOBBER Sz DISTRIBUTOR Male HNYN CAFETERIA CONSUMERS MARKET Joplin and the Districts ,Sfmfvfmzgf lfvmhy11f1f'lv1'.v fm' l l'uxl1 l wm!.v FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES QPEN 24 I-IQURS PHONE 85 7th SL PEARL I I I I f r I I f Ylzzzzfux. 0HdlI' Compliments of R.SLS. Motor Sales Co. ..Jrifl?.-.., YBPLET ' Chevrolet Distributors The Largest Automobile Dealers in the District JOPLIN CARTHAGE The Members of the o Tau Flu Gamma Extend their hearty Congratulations to Class Cf Tau Chapter l I If t proplek friends! iv by lqjng up tl d rt I tl 0HddT t hi EEIIIIIJDEI iipzilnn FRATERNITY WISHES T0 CONGRATULATE The GRADUATING CLASS OF 1942 OFFICERS GEORGE BABB, Pres. BILL JACKSON, V. Pres. 85 Sec. BILL LEFFEN, Treas. JAMES WEBB, Serg.-at-Arms CHARLES CLARK, Reporter JAMES ROHM, Corres. Sec. MEMBERS John Roberts John Windle Pat Casey Bill Traver George Elliott Anthony Kassab Dick Knight Scott Wiles John Kaplanis Ed Johnson Harry Ramsay Bob Burnett Bob Hebbard Bill Bright Jim Marlatt David Mattes 'za uafesf We hope that you will place this wish Among your memoranda The best of luck to all of you 'zom famivaa famhaa OFFICERS PEGGY BLACKBURN, Pres. MARTHA J. BROWN, Rec. Sec. BETSY BALSLEY, V, Pres. SARA JAYNE MYERS, Treas. GRADUATING MEMBERS Shirley English Martha Smoot Annabelle Carlisle Margaret Warner Nancy Sanders Virginia Lankford Marilyn Kost Ruth Spratt .S'fn'0z'lz ix .s'ilf'v1', silwzrc if gold. One Hundred Twenty-two CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '42 Joplin Lumber Company C. W. GEORGE EDDS, Manager 13th and Wall St. Phone 456 KCDGPGHIIUDIG Builders Needs COMPLIMENTS BALAY'S GROCERY QUALITY X QUANTITY The l 1'iemHy lfoou' Store WE DELIVER 615 West 17th Phone 1547 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS +,p ' Ffa,,0 OF l942 l A 'I STM? ' 49 11, A A NS CONGRATULATIONS AND B U RG ESS BEST WISHES TO THE Cl CLASS OF '42 Insurance Excluswelyn n , , FRISCO BLDG. PHONE 97 . If JOPLIN, Mo. X 5 ,, 4S 'Q lfnllrx zvifh Il f111.7'SZ for info I fry I0 fmmfl xvmr. O H d IT uty-th ,K .7a,f.e,a,,Ze,ZZMf Weddq Z2-Hu. lf, ' -.QL Ez, i -w-nu V i f ' as : 4 ' gf J x g ' S '-. . ..... 1 L Tflexlimslifwevwles-Iii-Ifewgsfffv P Dear Graduate: As president of your want to be included among your sincere congratulations to you pletion of your present school power and light company, I many friends in extending upon the successful com- work. As you know, this company has for many years taken important steps in making your school work and home studying much easier and safer by promoting Hbetter light for better sightu throughout the district it serves. When the l.E.S. Approved Lighting program was introduced back in 1935, this company was faced with the responsibility of informing its customers of the benefits of this new and scientifically-correct type of lighting. It was quite a task, requiring much advertising, personal contacts, and of course, added expense. However, these items were of minor importance if precious eyesight could be protected and saved. The company appreciates very much the response to its efforts in making seeing easier and safer for those it Serves. If you, as a student, have benefited during your school years, the company is thankful for the oppor- tunity of assisting and serving you. It makes me feel that I have had a personal interest in your individual school work, helping to protect both your eyesight and health for the career which lies ahead of you. Thus, I ask to be included among your many friends in wishing you the best of success for the years to come. S ly y rs, nesldent and ral Manager J.E.HarshfRK Om- Hundred Twenty-four Congratulations Class of '42 - - - Your Fathers and Mothers Remember the JAMISON DRUG CQMPANY 614 MAIN JOPLIN'S OLDEST DRUG STORE as a refiabfe place to trade ' We Specialize in Prescriptions--Surgical Supplies--Soda Fountain--Lunches LENGER'S SERVICE STATIGN GAS T E X A C 0 on, CERTIFIED LUBRICATION lh ne 1031 C. H. CCOttonl LENGER, Mgr. 2602 Ma 7 IIXI XXNII Nll XXS ll Ilxl IIIIXK lOlS cwonznfzffs IO XOL -124 M1 e Bank Bldg., JOPI IN Congratulations Class of '42 C ARIJS SHOE sToRE 521 Main-APhone 509 Tl 'r s ll moflast lol t in every daisy ch zn O I-IddT tyfi The Prescription Shop FRISCO BUILDING LOBBY Qjfzescfziption Specialists Joplin, Missouri SUNNY JIM CANDY SHOP THE HOME OF GOOD CANDY Call I299 For Pride of Ozark Candies 513 MAIN JOPLIN MO SINCE 1900 5 5 Still the best place to eat Y mls Of OPEN ALL NIGHT Service to America 3? Buy at . . . Sears, R0ebuCk 313 MAIN PHONE 1133 and CUUIPHUV Horseshoe Cafe . . . and Save .ll Q I 1'nk thu I ld Z 3 1.1 I lll 7 1 E f xg' , , f. . , S U in. J K -3. lg.: N V ix A ,fge ' Riiivfilt ..-L' -fe ,Ei .rf - -Q -E?1Z',l gQ '-GPQY-1 2513 ? E f Cf sei ffixiieiffffhfieisee ,, , H, K wii---Ask,ji: 1 'iii kj M? f E fo A-'E L., - 1, -E 1 'B' CC 9 E AIR CONDITIONED DIESEL SUPER COACHES Kansas City4Nevadaee.IoplineFayetteville-Fort Smith Little Rock-Texarkana k I Crown Coach Compan N. E. Corner 3rd and Joplin 4UNION BUS TERMINAL DIAMONDS Cozzgrczlzflafiozzs Class of '42 WATCHES P No - B SL G HGSIERY Hose that wear. Lingerie and Wash Frocks of Quality iff? GRUEN - BULOVA - ELGIN l 1'mxvf ,S4Ull'l'l1:U7l in ,fll1's.mz11'i Use Credit QQVINQEEEQE NEWTON'S JEWELRY STORE T110 girl who !l11'11l.'x nm' fm' rlcxm'-1 '05 czlzfvilzur will lu' vflaful mn' of ll lfvf of frzfzzfls. One H dred Twenty-Seve! Be Independent- Save money for a rainy day- Borrow for useful purposes- Live within your income . . . First National Bank E. C. Abernethy Lumber Co. RETAIL DEALER OF HIGH GRADE vrhax L ky Ph 430 Congratulations to the Class of 1942 BENNETTS QUALITY PIES E. C. Bennett Profwivtoz' 2002 WALL PHONE 4494 Iiljplf fllx 0HdiT I In appreciation of the splendid Work accomplished by the Joplin School System The- AMERICAN SERVICE Ice Company Co111fvIi111mzfs of THDRNHILL-DILLQN MORTUARY Fourth 8x Wall St. Phone 440 WINGO STUDIO lf,l'fU1ltlS 1110 .llosl llwczrl-x' C4UIlfl7'UfZIZIIMOIZS to flzc Ci'l0s.v of '42 PORTRAITS, KODAK FINISHING, and GREETING CARDS 405 Main St.--Next to Keystone Hotel ffl xl fl X ll ltllx fflf OHddT tg, CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS IVIllIlIlAN'5 I simfsffm Sporting Goods Exclusifuely, 527 Joplin St. PHONE 9383 Joplin, Mo. 20th Q Empire, JOPLIN, MO. WEBB CITY, MO. Complete Super-Service Drug Stores The Only Two Stores with Parkways for Your Convenience in Jasper County QIWSWCRTH S1710 fists WE MAKE THOSE CORSAGES SHE LOVES TO WEAR 1406 Broadway Phone JOPLIN CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '42 3089 JOPLIN TRANSFER SL STO RAGE CO. EXCLUSIVE LOCAL AGENTS AERO-MAYF LOWER TRANSIT CO. NATION-WIDE FURNITURE MOVERS 507 East Fifth St. Joplin Phone 198 .Hi If cz .vuzilv ix jim? rr flaxh in fha fum. OHdd Th ty FOR HEALTH Exercise Join the Recreation High School League For a slim figure For Boys and Girls MEET ME AT THE MODERN RECREATIONS, INC. A, B. C. SANCTIONED ALLEYS 515 Joplin F. L. MILLER, Mgr. Phone 1910 F. W. Woolworth Co. Where Your Money Buys the Most 517 MAIN JOPIIIN, MO. , C 9 Molloy s ewelfzy Stove Fine Watches and Diamonds School and Class Jewelry Gifts of Charm and Beauty At Molloy's-A620 Main See Molloy's Before You Buy Dependable Jewelers for 31 Years CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '42 NEW METHOD CLEANERS H H We Know How Phone 873 619 West 19th Street .Sl'1rlptors oflen fake the rocky road I0 sur 755. O HddThty CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF '42 Compliments of FUXAMPAHAMUUNI Enjoy the Finest Motion Pictures . . Here in an Atmosphere of . . . . Courtesy and Comfort . JOPLIN N TIO L BA K and TRUST COMPA Y JOPLIN, MISSOURI OFFICERS ARNOLD LEONARD, Chairman of Board J. E. GARM, President F. P. GILTNER, V. Pres. KL Cashier GUY McHENRY, Vice President R. T. CRAWFORD, Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS L. S. BOUCHER F. P. GILTNER R. K. MCPHERSON I.. R. REYNOLDS C. MEEKER CLARENCE CRAIG J. E. GARM GUY McHENRY W. D. MYERS, JR. ARNOLD LEONARD Established 1890 SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES GENERAL BANKING TRUST DEPARTMENT SAVINGS INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT fllczzzfzw' l cz1'r'1'uI Rv.w1'i'v S'yS!r'111 Nwllbcz' of l mlr'1'11f ljvfvoxil lI'IA'IH'fl7It'U .11 good word for a had one is worth much, and costs little. One Hundred Thirty-two EOR HEATING AND COCKING IS if CLEANER if CONVENIENT 'A' HEALTHFUL if ECONOMICAL 'A' CAREFREE if IDEAL THE GAS SERVICE CO. See us for- G d STATIONERY CARDS 0 TICKETS B k g WEDDING FULFEQAN fig' ATION ANNOUNCEMENTS To ITIS! COMMUNITIY PROGRAMS CHECKCIIQG ETC. CQIQTISITMAS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COMMERCIAL LOANS ... COLLATERAL LOANS fr CO-MAKER LOANS AUTOMOBILE LOANS The P. Schnur Printing CO. 4th and Virginia Telephone 335 AND TIME PAYMENT FINANCING IL's Good Business to Borrow from This Bank. CITIZENS STATE BANK 626 Main Street Since 1900 .I jf '.x'I'-111111 5 I IUIAUIIX flzrm ll I I O II d cd Thirty-three X on the sea of life to the graduating class of 1942 . . . May you have health, wealth and happiness .... S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 5c, 10c and 250 Store 951.00 Store 506 Main Street 514 Main Street - The CYOHI 111 Il 1 1it5v's iY01'Cssi1'y Joplin, Missouri Dancing . . DA NCES CLASSES PRIVATE LESSONS lf Y1111 fiflll II'11H.'--lI'11'H T1111 I1 S 111 LEARN NOW! BE VVITH THE CROWD Erickson Dance Academy IV111'1'c f'111'1'111'I D11111'z'11g1 in Tllllgllf In 111 I llftlllf 11-:vi x'l1,1111!1I11'l 1fi'z'1' ll 1111111 11I1o'11t lacing 51111111 It C ll 171, 111 1111 1 Ont H I ,d f'Xf5!'Nf5f5f5fXf5f5f'Nf'Xf'Nf'Xf5fX f5f'Xf'Xf'Xf'Nf'Nf5?f5f5f'Xf'5 R.lN.!N.1N.l 3151515 to 9 -I: X ,4v1lny'f llllw fy, w i ' mmffv 41 -Mun X A L. J BXRNUMII L uf Q L Q if 'vw Kg 'Il 1 i gil is , JOPLIN ASSEMBLY ORDER UF Qainhnw fur Girlz -V fggqfkgl N ? F BALDWIN CHAPTER ORDER OF -3BPiHHnlz1g 1' I? Z IV-zkvlzcs lo lfzmlzffzlzfzg Gllazzi uf 1942 H. R. SATTERLEE H. A. sA'r'1'ERLE1g THE SCHULTE PLUMBING AND HEATING Co. SINCE 1892 L14uT1F1ED W ff A' Af' IRON FIREMAN STOKERS HAVEIT 811' AM AND HOT DONE 3 A1111 WATAR 111-ATING f R'GHT 011. BURNERS 11-.1.E1'11oN1-3 3660 IJPLLO o11 BURNIIR SANITARY PLUMBING JOPLIN, Mo. Hall's Greenhouse Flowers as You Like Them CORSAGE UPIQY 11111- IIUIIRSQ Phone 1157 Member T. O. S. 1301 N. St. Louis DRINK 1063 IN BOTTLES If you fish for r01:1jJZz'11zMzl3 your cn111fna11in11 is aff I0 fl0Il1ld1'1' for wn1'a'.v. One Hundred Thxrts X muah, 'LSWITCH TO DODCE AND SAVE MONEY N , MA I Mm SAL155--,s'f5RV1CE 'M ll' . . I ,, .- DODGE-PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS HA and Main Joplin, Mo. Phone 912 COMPLIMENTS OF OZARK ENGINEERING COMPANY STEEL CONSTRUCTORS JOPLIN, MISSOURI EEEELQEE Liiliil 410 Virginia Phone Make Our Phone Line Your Phone H300 Clothes Line ll 3 0 I COMPLIMENTS OF 'fQ 2llE': ! I AMERICAN 531 3 DRY CLEANING LONNIE COLLINS ROLLAND SHADDAY JUST CLEANLINESSH PHONE 2044 T T Qt your flight aftuz' you liz f not bpforc yo tales off. OHddTh BULOVA HAMILTON ELGIN afclzes We offer Our CONGRATULATIONS TO 1942 Senior Class Make Our Store Yozm' i1GCllllII1IGI'fCl'.S' for Your Gift Buying eaves evve ry 406 JOPLIN PHONE 1646 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS geauhl is yours for 1942, new ideas for care of the hair, the skin, the nails'- they're all yours when you attend to your beauty at Shuler's. g, g. Permanent Waves Priced 31.00 to 810.00 PERMANENT SPECIALS CJOWQPGVIKI 33.50 Wavef32.00 355.00 Wave--33.00 For Appointment, Phone 9447 5flO and 25C stores I 25. lnulefz S lwppe 5th and Main Joplin, Mo. 616 Joplin Street I.F1 ,v .wt l'.'lflI771.f7I!' of clear, I-l1wmIcwI114's.s' fm' fmtriot' if Moz.. OHddTht ht TM!! E T Q AFTER THE SHOW DANCE OR PARTY Look for the Big Neon Sign at 2 7 0 3 Main QS!! J 7 2703 Main St. Joplin, Mo. THE STORE FOR YOUNG MEN 1ouHenM96uirg For JfIwz's Attire C OT LEC E STYLE HATS OOLLECIATF SUITS 610 MAIN CARLSON'S Seed - Feed - Hardware INDEPENDENT MERCHANTS MAIN Phone ACHINERY JOPLIN Rogers Iron Works Co. ENGINEERS-FOUNDERS-MACHINISTS Joplin, Missouri 11th AND PEARL sTs. PHONE 52 MAKE THIS STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL TYPES OF FOOTWEAR RO E BERG' SHOE STORE is is H 523 MAIN Melting Ice Does What Nothing Else Can Do! It provides vitaiized air with just the right amount of moisture- -Flocks of crystal-clear, hard-frozen eubes 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 Office 10th and Kentucky Plant 10th and Penn. Telephone 398 CONGRATULATIONS GENERAL S' I EEL PRoDUcTs Co. 2002 West Seventh Phone 225 ANYTHING IN SHEET OR STRUCTURAL STEEL Only ll trained people, twzinarl in leadership, trained in analysis, trained in I1-Q1',' I can f tn. OHddFt Congratulations to the Class of 1942 ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE C. SL A. B RBECUE Elizabeth Shade and J ack Reed The N ew Owners 2608 MAIN PHONE 1382 LET US HELP PLAN YOUR PARTIES PYP-PPWWPWW ii NO HEGRETS A When you've chosen the Connor for your functions if Rendezvous ir Coffee Shop 'A' Pup Lunch 'A' Private Meeting Rooms A Fm endly Hotel s9.,Q1iN9 BARNEY L. ALLIS, President ruff- A-111110111 lzmlv ix zz most fulzolcsozizo om! on all vozmfs. IVQ ha-UU no 7lll.X'IlIT'1lIIj.X' on I ' .'i'nrw ofiloyalf-V. K A O H d d 1' ty-one COMPLIMENTS OF I. C. Penney Cornpan to the Class of '42 Always St1'ii'i11g in .S.C7'i'C' the T1'1'-Sfate lJ1'SI'7 I:t'l Better Shop at PENNEY'S and SAVE SenioT5,' There is something particularly satisfying about the Well-Groomed feeling that comes as a result of having clothes Cleaned and Pressed by CWGYJYOLQ 6186018725 1402 JOPLIN ST. PHONE 490 0 BOR COAL COMPANY HCPZIUHLX' Has No Substitute EXCLUSIVE DEALERS SAPPHIRE SMUKELESS CQAL S6116-7'L'lifl71CC, initi1zt1'v1c, and originality are not little duties of the mimi whirl: act affording to Caprice. OHddFt3t Congfzafufafions fo flie Cfass of 742 AND 7 Newmaifs Furniture Division THE KEYSIUNE HUIEL K iyfgmfr' rr QWMIX fyfzillllll' 54411023 Um TQWJA CALL 12ZQ CALL FOR RESERVATIONS COFFEE SHOP and DINING Room l,Hf7Ilfl!1' Ijl'If'L'.N' We Cater to Private Parties A IR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM 4th SL Main Joplin, Mo. FOR THE GIRL ll iw!! ln' .v111m'f!,v flfvxxwf if you cfm 4 Z2 xr ll ' KWH' l fm! ' Fashion Lane Foot Wear 554.95 and 355.95 I FOR THE BOY 4' f6l'Z'I7l'I'fU of lfzv z'Hl'fUflt' L'lllllfJIl.Y Friendly Shoes 35.00 and 555.50 R. O. T. C. Oxfords 32.95 BRECICS BOOT SHOP Located at 527 Main St. Vfifll' wfllzcrllwai fPl'Ht!Z1t'i'I' fvzn-ws' Ilzc ,vafzfxfclcftiolzy of good 7oo1'k17zr11z.vl1ijv. i . . O H Ired Forty-tI ee AN INVITATION The Water Company is always at home to science classes or any group of wtudents who are interested in visiting' the plant. If you will make an appoinlment with the manager, he will be glad to take you fhrough the pumping' station and let you see how the Water is purified. Supplying' water is interesting' work and touches ylour welfare very closely. You should know your own Water Works, and we want to elp you to do so. Joplin Water Works Co. HRAINEY ROOFS FOR RAINY WEATHER and CUSTOM-BUILT FLOOR COVERINGS RAINEY SHEETSLMETAL ROOFING COMPANY Phone 638 JOPLIN, MO. 301 E. 4th St. OFFERING THE FINEST F A' IN FINE JEWEIJRY 5 F L 0 R I S T S H AMERICAN WATCHES i X ' I I R L I A A SPECIALTY 'YYY' ELGIN . HAMILTON . WALTHAM Flowers for All OCCQSIOHS Corsages l C ee OPEN EVENINGS I C ewe 'Z O Cl 1120 E. nh sr., Joplin y mp ny Phone 1205 Night Phone 1885 509 MAIN 'l'!n' Ilfflflf lIL I'z'J' fizllv but my Zlmiiks lo Goal, I wax born 1111 .lm1'ri1'1l.' One Hundred F ty 1 COURTESY OF F 'TIE 1 6 T VK X X. 1 .. 1 Y ' 1 41 -'ftisii-5: iff: 3,1 ggi .N Q f' :: gg gg' jj-1,ELgN,.::!gggm , f 515: 210 iilewim-'l: 1IiI , .. 2' :: S- -'i'- -'fifiiip 12 -3- mis ' gx- f-ASW o 'xl--'II'--,,1nu CHRI TMAN'S .IOPLIN'S COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE CONGRATULATIONS ! I R. E. STEPHENS AGENCY REALTORS 711 VIRGINIA AVE. PHONE 85 TOPAZ SHOPS DRESSES 55 COATS Q SUITS 616 Main Street Phone 246 Joplin, Mo. Nr , , b cz good American unless he is ll good citizen. OHddI'tH McCOOL'S DRUG STORE The Drug Store with Quality Merchandise Prophylactic Hair Brushes Lentheric Colognes and Perfumes in Gift Packages Mrs. Stover's Bungalow Candies 120 west 4th st. Free Delivery Phone 888 or 887 MARVIN AUTO SUPPLY 41 Of424 Pearl af'-ff Phones 482483 Joplin, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 42 .g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.4.3..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..3..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. 1002 Moffet, Joplin, Mo. A7110 Host I zzifffizzgy .llllftllillfu Congratulations to Class of '42 H H Photographs Studio at 6165 Main Phone 227 lfzfmnnity mn lu' zvrldfvi form I 1 zfx lx I I .ji fviflbx, lx 1 f am! by jmlomjx' rim! lzatrufl. OHldFt Compliments of 7 orna ay s to the Class of 42 Where the High School Boys Shop and Save ,HEADQUARTERS FOR R. O. T. C. EQUIPMENT AND SHOES- HAGMAN CANDY COMPANY WHOLESALE CANDY-CIGARS-TOBACCO FOUNTAIN SUPPLIESHCIGA RET TES-SCHOOL SUPPLIES 215 JOPLIN ST. JOPLIN, MO. PHONE 737 Compliments A BULLARD-BELL 'COMPANY' O N L Y SCHOOL SUPPLIES CARNIVAL GOODS 908 MAIN PHONE 28 JOPLIN, MO. I prim fights 71 t only for exisiezvo, but for the Rights of men and Il IJCIIM' fumcv. 0 HdedFt CULOGKIS . . . When you ask for the dependable Jewelry Store in Joplin they send you to guffeigielys Emsco CORNER 601 MAIN White Rose Products IeffriesSLBo d Oil Co. Home Owned and Operated 1029 Joplin St. Phone 948 INTER-CITY FLORISTS Flo-zuers at their best FOR ALL OCCASIONS JoPLLN's DEPENDABLE TELEGRAPH FLORISTS 416 So. Penn. Greenhouses Webb City 114 West 6th St. Joplin, Mo. UP-TOWN GARAGES CONVENIENT FOR COMPLETE SERVICE GARAGE NO. 1 GARAGE NO. 2 413-15 Joplin St. 517-19 Joplin St. I Iind olvudicizm ul implicit .vizbmis on to the will of another do not commvnd thom- I I I tvristic Americans. OHddFt ht COMPLIMENTS OF The E. F 5 SQL Lumber CO. PHONE 505 ll'l1c1'v The Cf1'0czfu.fI ,X'Ill1If7Ul' lizrx' 'l'f1c'i1' l,11111fw1 ' KITCH' GIenn's Pcftato Fresh Fi-F-g Dadg Nul: Meais, Salad Dressing, Pickles, El:c. 2206 MAIN PHONE 782 , RADIO STATION KO bv RED Becktold and BLUE ST. LOUIS, MO. NETWORKS x 2 5 810 Kc. Power 1,000 Watts ,ffm flz.x'f2'vf1'mz 411111 jmfgflm I x imc Inufow you mm! fl fmulflv will jw1'm'z'flu flu' Xfwfvlzrffw ful' mfrljlu. O v Hundred F1 ne H Qepemvlable Service for fine printing CQMMERCIAL PRINTING CUMPANY 305 JOPLIN JOPLIN, MISSOURI MARY ANN HATLEY'S SCHOOL OF DANCING BALLROOM-TAPfBALLET ,. 12TH. 4408 REMEMBER WHERE YOU GOT 'IHOSE COOLINC' DRINKS ..... AND THAT DELICIOUS CHILLI NINTH STREET DRUG STORE C. A. MEGEE, Proprietor P HOME MOTORS, INC. FORD-MERCURY- ALINCOLN-ZEPHYR AUTO SUPPLIES 02 WALL GOODRICH SILVERTOWN AUTO SUPPLIES . BICYCLES Q9wsfMfQwQmr 421 Wall Phone 1080 Om' 1'm1r11a1'.v lun' ' j , ' . ve' the RCPIIIJIZL, ROY'S TTERY OPEN TILL 9:00 P. M. ROY' BARBECUE CHOICE BARBECUED RIBS GOLDEN FRIED CHICKEN PHONE 4327 1514 W. Seventh Pick's Hamburgers WHERE CLEANLINESS, COURTESY 81 SERVICE PREVAILS VARIETY OF SANDWICHES 81 SOFT DRINKS 24-HOUR SERVICE 723 MAIN ll' I fl-'I'1'tf Ill fj1'1'1111111,x, 111,x 111'tv.ff111f11'1'.s' 1111111111 111' full of 1f1..Yff1I'f1'1, f111'f.s', 111,11 111111111 -1111111111 171' ,6i1'l1'1'1l lu' H10 11r1r'1'1'111111'11f 1'1'11.v111', 111111 l 1vr111l11' f111i'1' fn 1111111 11111111 ll11' 1f11f11'1'11- 1111'11t 11.x' II11' 1111111 1'111j1111'11111! 2711-2111 111 11131 !1'f'1'. H1171' 1liff1'1'1'11f il IVA' l11'1'1'.' III 1l11101'1'1'11 my 11111.11 1111f111z'111111 f11'0f7f1'J7l ix 1'1l111'111'io11, f1'1'1' f1'1v111 1111z'1'1'111111'111 1'11!'l111'111'1' 111111 jv1'11p11111111 1111. One Hundred Fifty-twn FORT'S FOOD MARKET FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1302 Main Phone 271 JOPLIN HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE 1 8 VIAIN PHONE 59 FI ASS OI' 42 uHappy Landingsw THOMAS FRUIT CO. Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables venth PATRONIZE OUR PATRONS ff your lzeafl preveflts losing your h . SAGMOUNT HOTEL Phone for Reservations PHONE 4557-R-2 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '42 ORPHEUM AND ELECTRIC THEATERS ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE Band and Orchestra Instruments Kimball Pianos Radios 720 Main, Telephone 157 512 N. Bdwy., Telephone 638 Joplin, Missouri Pittsburg, Kansas II I nu I I fl I 7 nrt' Iwff frre in Ihr' plun- ml llzl' 4' 1' I I tl Izru lzgv will iv' nwrt' .mc- Fr in flu' 11 1'f1, I 'wss ll I ui i'.x s , and fl l' imlz 1 ' than 111 x will f their li fulfztczl for tlz I5 omc' .s1ipeV1'rn' power. O H d dFftyf Live F orever-in your yeor book. You will be proud to soy We are working with Midco' The Mid-Continent Engraving Company . . Wichita, Kansas One Hundred Fifty-tive will Well. . . now the time has come when We must leave one another for a While. I know I can never forget the happy moments, the sad moments, the surprises, the thrills-the friendships vve've all had together. To me every year has imprinted a beautiful record of memories . . . You know what they are, for you are part of them. But now is the time for flight . . . Flight into Fancy. Good-byes are hard to say, aren't they? But after all, it isn't really good-bye. It's . . . Well . . . just so long till To- morrow. -The Editor lx ,,,, ,,,, ,W , ,W WA..