Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1944 volume:

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AUTO MECHANICS QW girls Se1fve , ' vf. v ' . -jf- ' N ' '-in Ev ' - . . -- 4 E. .,,. FWQ H11 Some ir ir ir UN DLES FOR BRITAIN SALVAGING PAPER and Share ir ir if ou are fiiwozys ilQe0wly to Serve When the call came for some vital community service to be done, our teachers, as always, were ready. They gladly accepted this respon- sibility, gave willingly of their time, and turned out a fine piece of work --not only once 4but several times. Our teachers do not just teach good citizenship--they practice it. sf- E Q 'X V '4 X N 11,3 j X X f 4, 41235 1 -4 -A-an V, -1 . . I -wju - ,V ,,.,f- 5, X, . 3 X X rr XX R , 'fx 12, ., '- ' lil QQ, ' 1 -+1 , l K4: 'L2j yr Q, 1 X W C if dmmist1f0z1Eion V at SUPERINTENDENT W DIRECTORS -- L PRINCIPAL f Q13 f -4'f - I X TEACHERS 2. W, vi . 1 1 ,, X :SJ W -R9 .Q qx ' R f R '-. , .W -LH ...,.E .. ..,, img, fs Superintendent ROI S. VVOOD on have been oz steczdying influence olming one of the most crucial periods of onvf schools. DIRECTORS Principal GLEN R. DEATHERAGE on, MQW. qDentlf1.e1fage, have been cz constant sonzfce of znsynz ation. Yon have the vision to look onecle! ond inspne ot71e1 Q RAY C. CARLSON MRS. C. S. DOBSON PAUL F. VAN POOL ROI S. WOOD CLIFFORD H. CASEY HAYWOOD SCOTT MARK HENDERSON JOE A. REEVES .nn MARGARET WILLIAMSON C. S. OSBORN Dean of Girls Co-ordinator 4 V 5 4 , in MISS GRACE COLVIN MISS LEAH ROBINSON MISS MARETA WILLIAMS gnglislz Englisli I wandered through dear old J. H. S. the other day. You see, I'm one of the boys that have been overseas - boys who only yesterday were y 0 ur school- mates, and who tomorrow will be your buddies in the service. I first visited my English teach- ers. In one class they were hav- ing word study--my, how I Wish this kid had learned it then. Yes, I have learned that a mis- spelled word can spell disaster. --Next I peeked into a Spanish class. My! I wish I had had more MISS LUCY BURNS MRS. DORA C. ULRICI MISS VIRGINIA BEATTY MISS BESS BUCKERIDGE MRS HILDRED BAUMANN MISS MILDRED ROBB Fine lf S c ' JL! f Spanish! On some islands those few phrases I remembered real- ly helped me out. And then again in North Africa - man! could I have used that French! -Wandering up on the fourth Hoor reminded me of the days I crossed the lloorboards of our stage, and suffered such terrible stage-fright! You know, fellows in the service really believe in gremlins, and I know I saw a little green one on the stage with me, making my knees wobble and my mind a blank! ARTHUR BOLES Science . . . Biology Sniff! Following a fierce smell, I came to the chemistry lab.e-those li'l purple gremlins were up to their old tricks! I've had just a little of chemical war-fare, but not being a veter- an, I beat a hasty retreat! . . . Taking refuge on the second floor, I glanced into some math classes. Math is really a good thing. You can't have too much of it in this man's army. . . It seems only yesterday I was in GLEN SMITH ll' ll' 11' X' RUSSELL OSBORN MISS IONE ELLIOTT MISS PHEBE GRIFFITH E. O. HUMPHREY MISS CLARA GARDNER FRANK L, BARTON MISS SUSAN HASWELL ARNOLD IRWIN Social Science Hzfsiory this history class-It was a coni- fort, in a fox-hole, to think of my American history, and to know that I was fighting for a great oihuge thing - the thing t h a t enabled Washington's troops to withstand their hard- ships at Valley Forge, and the Civil War soldiers to tight to the end, and that gave Farragut the intestinal fortitude to say, Damn the torpedoes! F ull speed ahead! .... . 'givin 4 KN 433 XXI Lb MRS. EVELYN HINTON MISS LAURA DECKER ll' ll' 1+ If T. FRANK COULTER Special . . . And about that time I heard some hep' harmon- izing which drew me into the auditorium. The chorus- es were chorusing and was it super! I just hung around for awhile, and the orchestra and band, eventually, did their practicing. Not many li'l gremlins here to make sour notes! I guess Chief scares 'em away!- So with my ears a-tingle and my spine a-jingle, Iwent to my old stomping ground Q the study hall. Boy, many a day I could never have made it without that hour's rest! I then slipped into the library - what memories! Many a day my coke money Went to pay a book fine! -Following a Upeck! peck! I found myself in the commercial corner Where you Cnot IJ can learn typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, office- practice ...... and all the other things MRS. EDNA CLARK MRS. EDNA CI-IFSTNUT . . P' . .., i ,f ... ,. , . . , .J 11' X' ll' ll' MISS GLADYS BUEHLMAN MISS RUTH GILBREATH fommeifcicil that make one tit for the business world.4Looking around, I visited the office-Yes sirreel Th.at office and I are buddies from 'Way back. In the good old days, there were days 3- and days --- that I was hauled in there. And in the now quiet atmosphere of the office, I sat down and began to muse. This whole school was just full of gremlinsl I could feel them everywhere! They're a tribe of pixies, you know, about a foot high, and We service men-especially pilots-believe they really exist. Gremlins behave fairly Well when all is being done well, but become devilish when things aren't handled to suit them. Sometimes, being creatures of mood and humor, they rrake life miserable for both good and bad people. MISS LAVON RILEY MISS ETHEL REED HARRY CHAMBERLAIN MISS MARGARET MITCHELL :, - .- s-ngwu. f 7, K4 X43 tc x! MISS EDNA GAITHER CARL RI GNEY physical CU! COL. E. V. BEHAN SGT. CHAS. TREYAGER Hup! two! three! four! I stick my head out the window, and what a familiar scene! Military! My R.O.T.C. was really an asset to me, more than once. Boys, you should really take advan- tage of this opportunity. About that time, I got a whiff of some heavenly essence - and, chow- hound that I am, I followed it to its sourceeva cooking class. What beautiful pies! I ate all I could hold, and believe me, that was a lot! But all the while I sort of thought of my buddies still over there. - You all are lucky .... IMO!MSlf'lfl0L! Hrts MRS. ELIZABETH COOPER A HARRY MCPHERS ON lf! fl!! XQ GENE HATFIELD You know it? . . . Going out, I met some of the vocational boys and stopped for a minute to gab with them. They're real- ly a swell bunch, and a doin' more than their bit . -ASI reached the front steps, I turned back for a long, last look. It had been a struggle making the grade, but it had been fun. Many a night. lying under the stars on some South Pacilic island, never quite knowing what minute was my last, it was a comfort and a solace to know that this is worth fighting for. NORMAN J. RANUM Vocoatiomozl LYNN SCOTT R. W. BAKER , ,,,, ,,.,, .- .4,., ..., N Iii .yy 'Semi' e Help Uncle Sam - - - V09 Help Qlflf1fSEZfile?9S While you who are starring in this great drama. of war are fighting for us, We at home are remembering you-and we are right behind you all the Way. Our War bonds .and stamps will speed the day of Victory and your homecoming, for we are the minute men on the home front. vly ! If XX f X 952 ,f A Czmz Life FOOTLIGHTERS LIMELIGI-ITERS f ff! X ,X X X W Star Glazing . . . .. The Sycamores spend a quiet evening at home. THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS Hiram Quan? Take i it Ilviliz Town DiFeCtOF--PIELEN ECKELMAN CAST Penelope Sycamore hssie ..,,............. Rheba ........... Paul Sycamore .... Mr. De Pinna ...S Ed .,..... H- Donald ...........,. -,--,,--- Helen Ditson Rose Ann Williams -----Joanne Walker -- - Bob Burnett ---- Rolland Russell --- Melvin Prewett ------ Bill Collins Martin Vanderhaf ,,...... Larry Vaughan Alice , .,l,. . .l... L, HenCe,son an Tony Kirby l,., . -- , Boris Kolenkhov ..,, - Gay Wellington Mn-- Mr. Kirby -,,,,- Mrs. Kirby --..- The G-Man ,.,. Jim -.,--,.,-. Mac .... Olga --- ml--- Kay Pickens --- Rayman Sharp as Anthony Kassab id--- Paul Pappas Anna Frank Carson ----- Harry Ramsay dy- Betty De Witt ,M Don Kimbrough - -M Jack Moore ----- Bob DeVaney ---- Marilyn Loeckner Rose Ann takes Bitsy for a spin Helen spouts While Mel plays the Xylophone, Larry shoots darts, and Bob just looks bored. . . . CDUGV the Pootlights Poor 0. B.-He just found out he was married! Tough lucklv-Allen. Jack gets all the attention. THE JUNIOR CLASS Lycee plays the field. PRESENTS 77 W Mgver Since CC JDE Directore-HELEN ECKELMAN CAST Mrs. Clover ........... Marian Gant Johnny Clover --- .... Jack Leipard Mr. Clover --- ....... Jack Bass Spud Erwin --- ---- Susan Blake --- --- Betsy Erwin - Alan Sandford Gretchen Isern Billie Routzong Martha Willard --- Barbara Montaldo OHicer fCoppyJ Simmons-Bill Ritchie Henry Quinn ...... , ...... O. B. Heck Liucybelle Lee ..... , Alyce Rosenberg Preston Hughes --. ........ Bob Jones Football Players ........ Jerry Lacey Richard Hornaday George Landreth Bob Howell F ,ki k K 353 W X ' 35, 'JA' . xt , ..-2: Q E 5? f ix 3 iv Q A, Ag D' X 'E EP W my if q Q H' lip X 1l,1 V sph f ci I .qg in I M , 1 X 233 , f A , J .3-f pf K ' Qvtif AA: 5A Q ' ' -'Q' 1 QQ 1 v llzil -M. K ' ' U A lu 4 ,ni Tumi' ff -I k f .,5, , ,M F , .Q Fi it af W i Q V. x n 9 K, ci a l X e file lglfoual to be o Se1f'vice Y ll will sew Le gg? a, .v., V b K 55 A S 'life V ,M ' I :. :l1I1'. 1 3455 iw 'fs' , L , '- 'EI' -.W ., .555 ,wzg f W in Ei ,Q V I With needle and thread, paint and brush, paste and a smile, these girls of the Palette and Brush Society go to work. The result, as you see, is our handsome service flag. Nice going, Sally, Ollie, Thelma, Nita, and Gwen! HS Seen q7Q1fOMQLl The art classes put the finishing touches on Teen Town. Patty makes the dust fly at Teen Town. Girl Reserves make gum-drop trees for Camp Crowder's Christmas. Teen ToWn's gala opening. Gwen is hat-check girl at the Teachers' Con- vention. 2322551 iii-kiln Q alggi B 1 ww- ac f, gin, M ',: 'W 3 z. ak, W 4 ' J lm, E552 W i up F A, , A 'V 4 1 M X wx 4 fn Y- :I'fIIQ'I Q Q 5,12 ' 5. 5 .,v4551gE6gff2g,3, ,. Y, ig wwrwlk . . . Snappimess y bick bay at J H S O o 0 Austin gives the wolf call The lunch hour slump Chailie takes revenge All prese t and accounted for Sir Passing in review Phe pause that refreshes eh Vauffhn? Duck Melvin Bob s a sure-iire hitter. Cuddle-bunnies. Just slouching around. Miss Beatty pinch- hits for Mrs. Ulrici. Our stairway to the stars. The great White way. The passing parade. Physics class in session. Some joke, eh, Shirley? Aw, come on, fellas. , . .' -V 1- I Wi 4 7 ii sf- ,LEW as 5 33:5 il . : 'Ti Yv ,. gm, e Szlnplmsize the ideals of lireedom and Equality Last fall we came to the polls to elect our student government. In this Way we train ourselves in the democratic way of living, for we believe that civic duty is best learned through action. As our boys over-there defend democracy, We at home employ it. XX X ff X f f 0.1 fi-ef -'al' bf . . Q, . ' QQQQQQ. X 1 ' it X S I W 1 wif Rf , C C3 ' locsses SENIORS JUNIOR SOPHOM Z f X v iselom Wlowets H if Zemti with the Sta S COLLEEN RAGAN BEAUFORD ZUMWALT Valedictorian Salutatorian They Stair-ln Sclzoleifship, fecwleifsliip, Qlwwfezcteif and Service LAST ROW: Bob Burnett. Gloria Doty, Annette DeTar. Marie McCracken. Virginia Farley, Albert Burgess. Duncan Sommerville, Bob Fryer, Roderick Tipping, Bud Biffle. FOURTH ROW: Charles Reynolds. Don Kimbrough, Jeanette Geisert. Charlotte Caulkins, Joann Atherton, Imogene Roberts, Stan Maret, Doris Eckles, Rita Finch, Kay Pickens, THIRD ROW: Beauford Zumwalt, Rollancl Russell, Norma Jean Creech, Dorothy Cearnal, Treva Malone. Mabel Smith, Colleen Ragan, Joan Sweatt, Betty Brixey. SECOND ROW: Shirley Buford, Betty Meredith, Joan Moxley, Dixie Whittington, Joan Briggs, Beftty DeWitt, Margot Coombs. Betty Livingston, Joanne Walker. Emma Jean Hinkle. FIRST ROW: Helen Ditson, Margaret Mae Collings. Norma Jean Shank, Mazie Frisby, Agnes Barlet, June Thompson, Kathleen Davis, Glenna Prouty, Gwen Wood. Louise Mason. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY KWQ H Q the YB iglltest Sm S of H11 Fzrxf Row ABSHER. NORMA FAYE Commercial, Castalian ALDERMAN, BILLIE ANN General ALDERMAN. KATHERINE General. Philo Phronian. Girls' Basketball ALLABACK. BETTY C. Home Economics J-Det. Philo Phronian ALLEN. CHARLES W. College, Forum SUVOIIKI RUTH ASHFORD, MAURICE Vocational ATHERTON. .IOANN Commercial. Philoglan President ...A......... Bob Fryer Secretary .... Betty Ann Meredith Class of '44 .. ELEC -I-, AYERS, BETTY M. General BAILEY, BOB General. Aeronautics. Spygluss BALDWIN. JOHN B. General. Palette and Brush. R.O.T.C. Tlzzrfl lfoiv BALL, KATHRYN SUE College. Olympiad. Drum Corps BARTON. TI-IELMA L. Commercial Palette and Brush BARLET. AGNES Commercial Quill and Scroll BASSETT, RICHARD R. General Orchestra. Band BOLEN, SARABELLE College, Philogian. Girl Reserve Fourth Row BEADLE. J. BRETT College BEATTY. ROBERT General. R.O.T.C., Forum President BELT. VERSA Commercial BENNETT. ROBERT M. General. Senior Choir. R.O.T.C. BETHEL. PATRICIA A. College. Drum Corps. Senior Choir Fifllz Ima' BIFFLE, BUD Commercial Band, Orchestra BRASIIEAR, NORMA J General Aspasian President Girl Reserve BRIGGS, RUTH JOAN College. Drum Cc.-ps. Sapphonian BRIXEY, BETTY Commercial. Castalian. Girl Reserve BROWN. ROBERT Vocational S1..'l fl1 RMU BROWN. RODGER Vocational BUFORD, SHIRLEY ANNE College. Olympiad President. Orchestra BRUMBAUGH. VERE L. College Band. Orchestra BRUNKHORST. SHIRLEY College. Orchestra, Senior Choir BULLETTE, NITA Commercial. Palette and Brush. J-Det S ,iw 1-.Q 1 A My . -Q is 1 , Q ,S aw W e ,B ,vw-. . O V, he-eu,-... E Vasu ,ja Q is ,. i if 'g i I if EL 1 ' 65. I I 'K MSM r 4. wyzk ig, . 5, K A l 354532 ,42f,.,e-sal 'W' l i 'W il a , .s4.,:,L' ,-.- 2-I -1 if f, ,svi,,,l . S' 'is 2 ,fee-. .pf '- :Ox .,. iw. sammy' 3 fix 'QA . ih4i First Rau' BURGESS, ALBERT College, Joplimo Business Manager. G.Q. BURNETT, BOB College Student Council President Senior Class Play BURT, CHARLES General. L.C.F.. R.0.T.C. BUTLER, JAMES R. General Orchestra. Band BYRD, MELVIN General. Football Second Row CARHART, BARBARA Commercial. Atalantian. Quill and Scroll f X CARSON, ANNA FRANK College. Sapphonian. Senior Class Play CAULKINS, CHARLOTTE College. Senior Choir. Sapphonian CEARNAL, DOROTHY College, Olympiad. Drum Corps CHRISTMAN, PATTY ANN General. Philo Phronian. Girl Reserve Tlzfrrl Row CLARK, MARY ANNA Commercial. Band. Philo Phronian COLEMAN, ELSIE M. General. Atalantian ..- me 'hr Si as is Class of '44 A Our Senior Classmates lflow in cs evice Baker, Bob Barnes, Alonzo , Brown, Roger Brumbaugh, Vere Byrd, Gene Cheshire, George Davis, Eldon Dennen, Jack Doss, Lloyd 4- Doty, Bob Hand, James V, -V Holmes., Ben E Q. IA. COLLINGS. MARGARET College. Drum Majorette. Sapphonian COLLINS, BILL, JR. College. Football Trainer. Gavel and Quill CON LEY, CATHERINE General. Castalian, Girl Reserve Fozwth Row COOKE, BEVERLEY General. Aspasian, Spyglass COOMBS, MARGOT College, Olympiad, Drum Corps COOPER, CECIL General COTTON, General. RiHe Team. R.0 T.C. COVEY, WILMA Commercial Philo Phronian President WARREN Fifth Row COX, LOUISE General. Philo Phronian. Girl Reserve CRAIG. LOIS College. Castalian CREASY. WAYNE General. R.O.T.C. Aeronautics CREECII, NORMA JEAN Commercial, Student Council. Band Hutto, Jack Kaplanis, John Key, Edwin Kimbrough, Jimmy McFarland, Benson CRESS, PAUL General Diamond and Disc Si,1'tlL Row CROWELL, BARRY General, Aeronautics. R.0.T C. CUPP, WAYNE General. Forum. R.O.T.C. DANIELS, CLAUD R. General DAVIS. BETTY General Sigma Gamma Lambda Girls' Basketball DAVIS, BILL General. Forum First Roto DAVIS, EMILY GRACE Home Economics Sigma Gamma Lambda DAVIS, KATHLEEN Commercial, Senior Choir DAVIS, SALLY LOU General, Palette and Brush President. Spyglass DAWES. JORGIA Vocational DEGGINGER, DOUGLAS General, Aeronautics ,bll'L'07Ill Row DENNEN, JACK General. Football DETAR, RUTH ANNETTE College. Drum Corps, Orchestra DE VANEY, BOB College Orchestra, Band Gm Senior Classmates mow I 14 Service McGrew, Scott McSpadden, Elmer Miller, Robert Moorehead, David Morgan, Leroy Parker, Edgar Plumlee, Robert Shellenbarger, Forrest Steinbeck, Bill Steinbeck, Bob Thayer, Haskell Vernatti, David Walker, Jim West, Billy Willis, Jimmy Young, Clifford Class of '44 DE WITT. BETTY College Spyglass Co-Editor Thespian President DICK. CARL College Third Row DILWORTH, LUCILLE General, Olympiad. Cheerleader DITSON. HELEN College .Ioplimo Associate Editor Girl Reserve President DONALDSON. PAULINE General DOTSON. BETTY General, Aspasian DOTY, GLORIA College. Drum Corps. Senior Class Treasurer Fourth Row DOTY, RICHARD General. R.O.T.C. DOUGLAS, CHARLES Vocational DREW, VIRGINIA LEE Commercial Senior Choir Philogian President DUGAN, VIRGINIA Commercial Sapphonian ECKLES. DORIS JEAN Commercial Castalian Fifth Row EDMONDSON, JUNE General Sigma Gamma Lambda ELLIOTT, OSCAR College. Diamond and Disc. Rifle Team ELMORE, VONNA DELL College ELROD, GENE General, R.O.T.C., Forum ENGLERT, LEE General Szfrill Row ENLOW, JEANNE General, Sapphonian, Thespian ETTINGER, CELIA JANE College. Olympiad, Girl Reserve EVANS, LOIS Home Economics Sigma Gamma Lambda FANNON, BETTY General FARLEY, VIRGINIA ROSE Commercial. Olympiad, Spyglass ,F as v-.Ab Loi' K 'ini , 'Q' 1, Q First Row FEASTER, VERNON R. General. Palette and Brush. R.O.T.C. FEHRENHACK, JIMMY College. Cheerleader. Thespian FELKER, ETHEL General. Philo Phronian. Girls' Basketball FINCH, MARGUERITE C. College. Sapphonian. Thespian FISHER, LUANA General SCc'011rl' RUM' FLEMING, LAVVRENCE A. Vocational, Radio, R.O.T.C. FLIPPIN, VIVIAN Commercial. Joplimo Quill and Scroll me Mm 3 FLY, JOHN B., JR. General, Joplimo. L.C.F. President FLYNN, FREDA General Philo Phronian FORT, ELVIN C. College. Band. Senior Choir ylfllflf Ron' FOERSTER, PATTY College. Drum Corps. Olympiad FOSHAY, BOB College. Rifle Team. Band FOSTER, BARBARA ANN Commercial, Aspasian. Girl Reserve FOSTER, PEGGY LOU General Sapphonian President Cheerleader Captain FOX, MARY RUTH Home Economics Fozwth Row FRISBY, MAZIE College, Castalian, Girl Reserve FRYER, BOB College Gavel and Quill Senior Class President GANDY, JUANITA L. Home Economics Philogian GARRISON, VIRGINIA L. General, J-Det. Castalian GEISERT, JEANETTE College, Sapphonian, Senior Choir lfifill. Row GILBERT, GALEN General. Diamond and Disc, Aeronautics GRAHAM, RICHARD D. College, Hi-Y, Latin Club W We . t fm GX i4 I. ..,.. A , V V . i naw , .-ravi 355. ..,' l 'W will f 4-in .milf ll GRANT, JANE STARR A College, Latin Club President. Senior Choir GRAVES, MARGARET J. Commercial Senior Choir GRAVES, MARGIA JUNE Commercial Senior Choir Smtlz Row HADDEN, RICHARD College. Orchestra. Band I-IANCE, GEORGE C. General, R.O.T.C. I-IANKINS, ROGER H, General. R.O.T.C. Colonel, Forum I-IARRYMAN, ROBERT R. General. Aeronautics. R.O.T.C. HARRYMAN, ROY General. Forum. R.O.T.C. major OVlO1!'S Burgess, Albert Joplimo Business Manager Burnett, Bob President Student Body Collings, Margaret May Drum Majorette DeWitt, Betty Spyglass Co-Editor Hankins, Roger Cadet Col., R.O.T.C. Mason, Louise Joplimo Editor Walker, Joanne Spyglass Co-Editor Class of '44 Class of '44 QHSIHETI' lwlzcfs lvllo Cearnal, Dorothy Joplirno Queen Dilson, Helen Outstanding Thespian Fryer, Bob Class President McConnell, Connie J-Det Captain Meredith, Betty Class Secretary Moxley, Joan Honorary Cadet Colonel Warden, Jack Athletic Captain lfirsl Ron' HAASE, MARY JO College, Olympiad, Drum Corps HEBBARD, BOB General, Herculean. Band HEIM, LOIS General. Philo Phronian. Senior Choir HIGGINS, HAROLD College. Orchestra. Senior Choir HILDRETH- OLETA Home Economics Sucorzzl Iron' HINKLE, EMMA JEAN College, Quill and Scroll, N.F.L. HOLMES, BILL Commercial Gavel and Quill HOSP, EVELYN General. Philogian, Girl Reserve HAUSER, TOMMY Vocational HUFF. ELLIS Vocational. R.O.T.C. Tlzird Row HUNT, MARY JOE Commercial Philo Phronian Girls' Basketball 1-IURD, BILL General, R.O.T.C. HYATT, BOBBIE NADINE General, Girl Reserve JACKSON. PEGGY LOU College. Sapphonian. Orchestra JACOBS, KATHLEEN Commercial. Aspasian Fozwtlz Row JAMES, BETTY JO Commercial, Orchestra, Castalian JOHNSON, BARBARA J. General. Atalantian JOHNSON, BETTY General, Aspasian, Girls' Basketball JOHNSON, CAROLYN College, Sapphonian. Drum Corps JOHNSON, EDWARD L. College, Football, Diamond and Disc Fifth Row JOHNSON, EVELYN General, Band. Philo Phronian JONES, MARY BETH General. Girl Reserve JONES, KENT E. General. Senior Choir KAPLANIS, JOHN College Diamond and Disc KARLINGER, JOSEPHINE General, Atalantian Siyffz Row KASSAB, ANTHONY R. College, Senior Class Play, Diamond and Disc KENNAMER. JANE College. Orchestra, Olympiad KENNEDY. THOMAS College, Aeronautics, R.O.T.C. KERSH, PAT General. Sapphonian. Girl Reserve KEY, TED College, Football, Senior Choir ps., .f-an Q- 'fbi lfirsf Row KEYS, MARY DON Home Economics Pliilogian KIMBROUGH, DON College. Cheerleader. Gavel and Quill KIMBROUGH, JIMMY College. Gavel and Quill. R.O.T.C. KNAUST, CHARLOTTE Commercial. Drum Corps. Senior Choir KNEELAND, PEGGY JO Commercial. Atalantian Quill and Scroll KNIGHT, DICK General, Gavel and Quill. Quill and Scroll SL'C0llCi Row KRUDWIG, MILDRED Commercial KUTZ, NIARY General LAKE, VIRGILEE Commercial. Castalian. J-Det LARSON, ALFRED General. Forum LAUENER, ALVIN J. Commercial. Forum. Senior Class Play LE CLAIRE. VERNA ANN General. Philo Phronian. Girl Reserve Third Row LEONARD, MARJORIE C. General, Olympiad LESTER, BETTY JO General, J-Det. Senior Choir LEWIS, GENE Commercial, Philo Phronian, Spyglass wel UQ' :HSV LECKIE, BARBARA General LIVINGSTON. BETTY A. Commercial. Spyglass, Philogian LOECKNER, MARILYN General. Olympiad. Senior Class Play Fouflli Row LONGSTREET, DOROTHY Commercial Philo Phronian ' LONGSTREET, LEONA Commercial Palette and Brush LOVE. BILL College. Thespian. Junior Class Play LOWE, PATRICIA ANN College, Sapphonian, Senior Choir ppfgpier, iv i. 2. , 5 'few' .ivan-v ' 'fi' Whig MAIER. VIRGINIA General, Sapphonian MALLETT, JACK General. Band. G.Q. lfiftlz New MALLETT, VIRGINIA L. College, Castalian, N.F.L. MALONE, TREVA JUNE Commercial Sapphonian Student Council MANESS, CARL General. Football, Herculean MAPES, LILLIE General. Palette and Brush. Girl Reserve ZVIARET. STAN College. Senior Choir. Orchestra Class of '44 ll Wiozjo if 46 7 77 S ATIILETICS Collins, Bill Dennen, Jack Johnson, Ed Key, Ted Maness, Carl Pappas, Paul Rhodes, Ralph Rodney, Earl Sesler, Clark Sharp, Raymond Steinbeck, Bill Steinbeck, Bob Vaughn, Bill Warden, Jack Wiles, Scott CHEER LEADER Foster, Peggy JOPLIMO Mason, Louise MARLATT, JAMES C. College Gavel and Quill President Diamond and Disc Szxtli Row MARTIN. CARL College. Senior Choir MARTIN, VERDA General, Sigma Gamma Lambda President MASON. LOUISE College Joplimo Editor Castalian President MCCONNELL, CONNIE General, J-Det Captain. Diamond and Disc MCCORMICK, CECELIA College. Orchestra. Drum Corps MCCRACKEN, MARIE College, Olympiad. Drum Corps 2. ,. Firxf Rott' MCNABB, ROBERT College, Gavel and Quill. R.0,T.C, MCSPADDENy ELMER General. Band MEREDITH, BETTY ANN College. Olympiad. Drum Corps MILLS, JACK Vocational MONTGOMERY, JOHN College MOORE, JACK College, Forum, R.O.T.C. Svuozlu' ldmv MOORE, TOM General. R.O.T,C, Those lmao QOVlSiCfiElf Themselves lflot llglzoio- genie Enocks, Eunice Flinn, Rob Roy Frew, Betty Ann Geddes, Harriet Gregory, Don Jackson, Irene F. Jennings, Nadine Rhoda, Clemadean Robbins, Lou Ann Sheifler, John Sparks, Robert Steinbeck, Bob Class of '44 MORGAN, LE ROY College. R.O.T.C. MORGAN, MARY General, Girl Reserve MOSIER, MARY LOU College MOXLEY, JOAN General Honorary Colonel Sapphonian MUHLENBURG. WANDA College. Senior Choir Tlzirff Ro-w MAHIIRIN, KATHLEEN Commercial. Senior Choir, Aspasian MURPHY, PAT NETZEBAND, BILL College. Baud. Aeronautics NEWBY, JOE College. R.OT.C. NEWMAN, GWENDOLYN Commercial l:07l1'f1l Row NEWTON. MABEL LIN Commercial Philo Phronian Girl Reserve NIEL, LYLE General. RiHe Team OVERALL, WAYNE L. Industrial Art Student Council Diamond and Disc PARKER, CHARLES W. College Senior Choir PARRENT, EDITH IRENE College. J-Det, Latin Club Fiflh Roto PATRICK, GEORGE C. Vocational. Forum. R.O.T.C. PATRICK, BOB General, Aeronautics, R.O.T.C. PAYNE, MARY General. Girl Reserve. Philogian College PAPPAS, PAUL PFLUG, DON NEBLETT, JAMES D., JR. General. Football, General, Aeronautics. Commercial Gavel and Quill Rifle TSZIIYI af If 'Q , 'g , ,, , Pg tu .. . We .-. f .nw 'lv PHILLIPS, VIRGINIA Commercial Atalantian PHELPS, MARION General Sixtlz Koa' PICKENS, KAY College. Olympiad, Senior Class Play PICKETT, DORIS LEE General, N.F.L. PIERSON, TEDDY General. Aeronautics PILKINGTON. JEWELL Commercial Philogian PLUMLEE, ROBERT General PRESLEY, LOIS MAE General, Junior Class Play, Thespian L First Row PREWETT, MELVIN College. Senior Class Play. Aeronautics PROUTY, GLENNA Commercial, Aspasian, Senior Choir QUACKENBUSH, BONNIE Commercial. Joplimo, Castalian QUEEN, RICHARD General. Band RAGAN, COLLEEN Commercial Quill and Scroll Atalantian RAMSAY, HARRY College. Hi-Y President, Thespian Second Row RAYMOND, MARTHA Commercial. Olympiad, N.F.L. REDD, WANDA ROSE General Sigma Gamma Lambda RENTFROW, JIM College, R.O.T.C. RHOADES, RALPH, JR. College, Football. Gavel and Quill RICE, MONA JEAN General. Senior Choir. J-Det ROACH, RICHARD General, Aeronautics Third Row ROBERTS, IMOGENE Commercial, Philogian. Drum Corps jp-...WJ mr eil ,f iii-Kgs, .pf-K mal C' ,,,,.. 57, . , ROBERTSON. PAUL General RODNEY, EARL General. Basketball. Football ' ROWE, BILL General ROWE, HELEN Commercial RUSSELL, ROLLAND J. College, Orchestra. Band F ourth Row RUSSELL, RUTH General, Orchestra SANDERS. CARL College, R.O.T.C. SCHINK. LOYCE JUNE General, Philo Phronian. Girl Reserve SCI-IOOLER, RAY Commercial SESLER, CLARK D.O. SEVERS, ALINE Commercial Atlantian Fifth Row SHANK, NORMA JEAN General, Drum Corps. Senior Choir SHARP, RAYMON College, Football. Gavel and Quill SHELTON, JEAN E. General, Band, Philogian SHREVE, JOAN General, Atalantian 1255'- 35 1 4 ff SFF . SHIELDS, HERBERT J. College Diamond and Disc Aeronautics President SIDERS, MILDRED College Sixth Row SOMMERVILLE, DUNCAN College SMITH, JOHN General SMITH, MABEL LEAH College. Philogian. Girl Reserve SMITH, RICHARD Vocational, R.O.T.C., Forum SMITH, ROBERT E. Vocational. Golf Team SMOOT, LANYON College, Olympiad. Senior Choir 444 Class of '44 Class of '44 4-Y-4 l:17'.l'f Rota' STEINBECK, BILL General. Football, Gavel and Quill STEMMONS, MEREDITH General, RO.T.C. STEWART, BETTY General STEWART, MARY ELLA Commercial. Castalian, Spyglass STEWART, JUANITA General. Philo Phronian. Girls' Basketball STINNETT, ILENE Commercial. J0Dlimo, Castalian SUFUIIII Row STRIPLING, NAOMI General Sigma Gamma Lambda Girls' Basketball SWAB, BETTY General, J,Det. Philo Phronian SWEATT, JO ANN College, Olympiad. Student Council THOMPSON, DORIS Commercial. J-Det, Castalian THOMPSON, JUNE Commercial, Senior Choir, Quill and Scroll THOMPSON, HAROLD General. Spyglass. Quill and Scroll Tlzir! Row TIPPING, RODERICK General. Aeronautics, R.O.'l'.C. TOXVNSEND, BEVERLY R. General, Philo Phronian. Girl Reserve Sf' W7 L. '1'f7 5 A xl lei y 5+ 'ilii Q 5 if A 5 all gym? ae a '3t,2fEK.n.u1, S 235 - 1 il, 625 ' P 3 .:i-1l A ,::, . , Y 'i'i l afar ...fy Q Ti .,.l..: W! .. .Mt 3? V l g ? V .1 iil . . W TRIPP, LEW ANN College, Los Amigos, Girl Reserve VAIIGHN, BILL College. Football, Basketball VAUGHN, LARRY Vocational Senior Class Play R.O.T.C. WAITS, LIAXINE B. Commercial. Orchestra. Senior Choir Fmwtlz Row WALKER, .IOANNE College. Olympiad. Spyglass Co-Editor WALKER, JUNE College. Olympiad. Girl Reserve WARDEN, JACK College, Football, Basketball WATERS, ELEANOR ANN 'Commercial Philo Phronian WATSON, VVILFORD General WHEELER, PAULINE General Fifth Now WHITTINGTON, DIXIE JO College WIEDEMAN, BOB R. General Aeronautics WILES, SCOTT College, Hi-Y. Football Manager WILLIAMS, ELAINE General. Senior Choir WILLIAMS, JACK General. R.0.T.C. WILLIAMS, ROSE ANN College, Sapphonian, Senior Class Play ,bll,l'flL IM-rt' WARREN, ARCHIE General WOOD, BETTY LOU General Philo Phronian Girls' Basketball WOOD, GWEN General Quill and Scroll Palette and Brush YVOOLDRIDGE, EMILY College, Olympiad. Spyeglass Associate Editor YORK, LLOYD General, Joplilno. Quill and Scroll ZUMIVALT, BEAUFORD General, Spyglass. Aeronautics ' 0511- wp .. 'Ti 9 fire the Stars of Tomolfifow We have our feet well planted in the traditions of J. H. S. But of course we're upper classmen-Jung iors. As we walk up the steps this year with that know it all feeling we think about last year and sorta' miss that wobbly feeling that sud- denly possessed us as we were told of the shoes we were to fill. The only chance we had to look down on our superiors-the Juniors and Sen- iorsiwas from the Eagle's nest in the rafters. We'll have to admit we did learn the hard way, but now we've gone through the ropes and earned the title of Juniors . Being Juniors, we had to be a little more dignified, so we dropped the giggles fat least .part of themj which mark you as a Sophomore. This year we have come into our own and are really taking an active part in all school activities. With Jack as our president again, we get our two cents in at every chance. We stick togeth- er, tool Really, we had those .Seniors worried about the Joplimo Queen. All in all it's been a big year for us Juniors and we're looking forward to next year 'cause just think-We'll be Seniors! 1 gales: as tmioifs . . JACK LEIPARD ..,..... ..,-,--President MARILEE MARRS ...... Vice President ANN PATE ...... . ............ Secretary BOB .TESTER ........ Sergeant at Arms Sf9O'IflSO1f'S MR. SMITH MISS BEATTY MISS ROBB in imemoriam IPIKIJI. Sflllllhllklllllilk 1927-1943 A Anderson. George: Barry. Bob Bass. Jack: Butler. Myralg Cogliz er B'll' Crum Bill' Cullison . 1 , e. . Robert: Davis. Glenn: Dent. Ken- neth: Fagan. Roger: Farley. Frank Francis, Earl: Fortner, Earl: Gan dy. Dick: Gilbert. Morris: Godbey Robert: Grayston. Charles: Hamm Frd Hr Fr nk' Hrbo h e a p. a , a ug Richard: Hornaday. Richard: How- ell, Bob: Jester, Bob: Johnson Lee: Keifer, A. J.: Kingrey. Gene LaPlante, Elwood: Leipard. Jack Mitchell, Floyd: Miller, Dennis Musselman. Bill: Newby. William Poertner, Bill: Poertner. Stanley Pratt. Bob: Robertson. Joseph Ritchey. Bill: Riggs, Calvin: Rus- Sell, Bob: Salverson. James: Shreve Jack: Thomas, William: Tippit Vaughn: Walker, Joe: Wisdom Wilbur: Hunt, Cleo. v B-102 Alford, Norma June: Ault. Glenna: Bow- ers, Frances: Boyd, Margaret Ann: Buston, Betty Jean: Caresio, Julia: Cofley, Donna: Combs. Doris: Cole, Catherine: Cole, Eyeline: Cox, Anna Mae: Crockett, Doris Jean: Crow, Eva: Enlow, Ann: Fergerson, Martha: Had- den, Anna Mary: Hauser, Delma: Herron. Mayola: Hilliard, June: Houston, Cleo June: lsern. Gretchen: Johnson. Helen: Keller. Jinny Lou: Ledford, Ruby: Martin, Lois: Marx, Orianna: McClelland. Caroline: Morino, Celia: Newby, Norma Lee: Newton, Irene: Owen, Mary Ruth: Pate. Ann: Quackenbnsh, Joyce: Ray. Lucille: Reeves, Kathryn: Rey- nolds, Retta: Russell. Marion: Sparks. Nellie: Swimm, Margie: Taber. Norma: Troyer. Marguerite: Walters, Betty: Webb, Mildred. Adams, Daisy: Boydston, Betty Lee: Chap- lin, Bonnie: Gant, Marian: Hamm, Mary Jane: Hobart, Frances: Jamison, Sally: Lay- man. Emma: Longstreet, Oleta: Love. Ram- mah Gene: Mapes, Mary: McNeill, Margaret: Murphy. Cloetta: Potter. Geraldine: Shaw. Becky: Smith, Norma Jean: Stubbleiield, Bonnie: Tingle, Ruby: Williams. Eula Mae. 107-306 Beasley, Joylene: Brewer. Geraldine: Bum- garner, Shirley: Burke. Margaret: Carhart. Marianna: Crawford, William: Dick, Delores: Edwards. Joyce: Gauntt, Hermagene: Gilbert. Phyllis: Gilchrist, Sybil: Gillie, Je-an: Ha- gensicker, Billye: Harding, Ray: Hollman. Mary Virginia: Horine, Barbara: Jones. Rob- ert: Landreth, George: Martin. George: Morrison. Mary Dell: Musgrave, Peggy: Per- rin. Bob: Rayl, Doris: Reynolds. Charles: Ricketts. Dolores: Sanford, Alan: Skelton. Virgil: Stevick, Bob: Street. Sally: Taylor. Richard: Thomas, Kenneth: Waggener, June: Webber, Stella Marie: Wood, Willard: Wyr- ick. Jim. Bauer, Maui-ine: Beckham, Carol: Bock. Harriet: Cheek, Rosemary: Collins. Priscilla: Craig. Ruth: Farrell. Jackie: Fay, George: Gingrich, Raymond: Hawley, Billie D.: Hill, Mary Frances: Johnson. Wilma: Jones, Norma: Laird, Reitchie: Marrs, Marilee: Ray. James: Smith. Lou Ella: Warren, Wanda: Young. Carl. 202-211 Allen. Delores: Andrews. Irving: Bailey. Lloyd: Belk, Richard: Bigley. Claude: 'Boy- sen. Bob: Charles, Dorothy Lee: Chitwood. Virginia: Clemmons, Jewell: Crumbliss, Jack: Davis, Helen: Dodds. Bill: Dodson. Colleen: Ellis, Roberta Lee: Eppler, Catherine: Green- lee, Jack: Grissom, Jeanne: Harrison. Yvonne: Hutlcr. Mary: Klotz, Barbara: Levin. Alfred. Jr.: Lnllar. Alberta: Mead. Lila Jane: Mil- lard. Virginia: Montgomery, Bill: Owen. Earl: Pearson. Billie: Pilkington, James: Reynolds. Olive: Routzong, Billie: Stinnett. Bruce: Troutman, Bill: Taylor. Gene. Anderson. Bill: Belk. Jack: Baas. Robert: Brown, Rolf: Coulter, Phil: DeMoss, Betty: Eisen, Marian: Finn, Willis: Gilbert, Rich- ard: Green, Aileen: Hall, Jack: Harner, Vir- ginia: Heaton. Merton: Heck, O. B.: Hum- phries, Shirley: Johnson. Paul: King. Tom: Lea. Sherry: Martin, Gerry Ann: McDonald. Dorothy: Mills. Harold: Munday, Don: Nord- berg, Robert: Oligner, Max: Patty. Lois: Patty. Oletha: Plimmer, Charles: Potter. Michey Mae-: Prince, Betty: Raines, Bob: Richardson, Edwin: Row. Clifford: Sill, Wayne: Stearns, Jane: Stearns. John: Tyler, Walter: Wilson, Jimmy. 307-213 Anderson. Gwen: Arnold, Wilma: Beaver, Roland: Burrow. Martha Ann: Claycomb. Nainah: Cooper, Charles: Cookerly, Jerry: Day, Lorren: Dobson, Bob: English, David: Griffin. Doris: Henley, Alma: Hight, Charles: Holden, Truman: Isgrigg. Howard: Johnson, Richard: Kindred, Marcia: Landauer, Sue Ann: Limpus, Kenneth: Marrs, Peggy: Miller. Harry: Newton. Richard: Norman. Robert: Oliver, Robert: Pierce, Bill: Phillips, Bon- nie: Powell, Kenneth: Pratt, Jack: Purcell, Robert: Rainey, Patty: Seller, Mary Lou: Stockton. Robert: Swanbom, Lola: Turnbull, Leo: Zaerr, Arlene. Abernathy, Alineg Aldridge, Frank: Cas- tagno, Joe: Combs, Lowell: Coulter. Phil: Gould, Vesta: Greenlee, Frank: Harryman. Ollie: Hoilingsworth, Jean: Hollingswoith, June: Johnston, Cnness: Jones. Charlene: Kelly. Richard: Kost, Henry: Lacey, Je ry: Lax-,'rcnce. Betty: McAninch, Virginia: Mon- taldo. Barbara: Nugent, Betty: O'Donnell, Ruby: Osborn, Raymond: Ontland, Marialice Patton, Kenneth: Perry. Michael: Rethtrford Herbert: Robertson. Roland' Sala Elsa' Still Helen: Striegel. Henry: Wetherell, Betty Whaley, Bob: Woodard. B.lI: lVoodruff, Billy L. cc S cccc L- H fu We owe itclzeal oz on H CDWQ ROOM 303-Allen, Neil: Berry, Bob: Brown. James Edward: Byfield, Fern: Critser, Barbara: Elam, Bill: Elayer. Clara Delores: Fanning, Lois: Force. Eu- gene: Gandy, Imogene: Greene. Berniece: Greenlee. Robert: Hays. Eugene: Huddleston, Joan: Johnson, Margorie: Johnston, Betty Lou: Legg, Mary Ann: Marlatt. Patricia Ann: Marvin, Hubert: Mosbaugh, Betty? Muhlenhurg. Wayne: Newby. Evelyn: Odam, Patricia: Palmer. Peggy: Phillips. Morris: Qualls, Beth: Raymond. Lester: Reusch, Alice Jean: Roch- way, Billy: Sarlor, Zelda: Schreiner, Howard: Smith, Gene: Smith. Joy Dowayne: Smith. Wanda: Sours, Norma Jean: Striplin, Margie: Watts, Wanda Mae: West. Mildred: Wilson. Maxine. ROOM 305-Arnold. James: Bolen, Robert: Brit- tenham. Norman: Bullette. Patricia: Clark, Marjor- ie: Cox, Joanne: Croach, Treva: Daugherty, Fred: Down, Mary Ann: Drewelow. James: Eads, Serena: Endicott, Richard: Francis. Sara: Green, Evelyn: Hilton. VVanda: James, Harold: Keller, Robert: Lewis, Don: Miller. Jack: Montgomery, Kathryn: Myers, Marybelle: Newby, Marjorie: Prigg, Harry: Randolph. Betty: Rhoades, Vera: Ricketts. Patricia: Shelton. Jean: Smith. Gene: Sparks. Jimmy: Strib- ling, Betty Lou: Talbot. Fred: Ward, Betty Jo: Webber, Virginia L.: VVelch, Albert: Welton, Dean: Wilcoxen. Jim: W'iles. Jane: Zike, Rojest. ROOM 301--Boucher. Allen: Colson, John: Cook. Charles: Craig, Helen: DeTar, George: Fansler, Mary: Finke. Nancy: Hallan, Benny: Hodges, Kerry Lee: Hosp, Ivan: Hughes, Rosemary: Jeans. Harley: Jewsberry. Jack: Kieslich. Betty: King, Dorothy: Martin. Joan: Metsker, Galen: Mills. Dollie Anne: Morrison. Clyde. Jr.: Mouthuy, Eva: Over. Helen: Pickering, Allan: Pickering, Austin: Priaulx, Mary Lou: Ryan. Colleen: Taggart, John: Turner, An- drew: Warner, Andrew: Warner. Stanley: Warren, Wyley: Webb. Esther: Wilson. Jimmie: Wood. Pierce: Young, Don. ROOM 312--Branson, Charles: Brixey, Dwain: Brown. Earlene: Brunson, Beverly E.: Bryant, Lora- bel: Clark, Bruce Eugene: Cox, Paul: Dixon, Wil- ma E.: Fanning, Shella: Fox, Evelyn: Gooch, Ruth: Harmon. Annalee: Highley, Nellie: Hilton, Jean: Hood, Fred: Hughes, Don: Hunter, Richard: Jeff- cott, Joetta: Johnson, Earl Dean: Key, Norma Jean: Kiper, Betty: Lacky, Frank: Lampkins, Delores: Mallett, Jimmy: Martin, Bill: Moreno, Amelia: Morgan, Gene: Murray, J. E.: Nickel. Wayne: Partin, Connie: Petters. Bernice: Pratt, Bill: San- ders. Jack: Sesler, Wanda Lee: Sheffler, Bob: Wal- dron, Florine: Wecker, Reta: Whetstone, Erma Jane: Williams. James: Williams. Ray. ROOM 204-Bennett. Jane: Buford, John: Carver. Jacquelyn: Cignetti. Robert: Cole, Martha Lee: Dagley. Betty Lee: Daniels. Fay Nell: Dement. Virginia: Evans, Bernice: Gambill, Grinnell: Hast- ings, Ted: Hood. Billy: Kaplanis, Irene: Kaufmann, Helen M.: Kennedy, Janet Nell: Lauener. Phyllis Dean: Laughter. Mary May: La Rue, Leonard: Mc- Curry, Rose Marie: McKay. Eddie: Mooney, Beverly Ann: Morgan. Ralpha: Potter. Veda Mae: Priaulx, Roberta: Renard, Virginia: Russell, Gene: Ricketts. Patricia: Sinks. Jackie: Thomas, Mary Virginia: York. Betty Jean: Whitchurch, Fred: Vaughn, Lora June. ROOM 207-Bassman, Joan: Bragg, Patricia: Brink, Barbara: Brown, Alfred: Butler. Mary Ellen: Carlson. Marilyn: Cutbirth, Bill: Combs, Wilma Jean: Cox. Charlotte: Current, Peggy Sue: Crut- cher. James: DeBolt. Jane Lee: Dunlop, Joan: Faulkner, Bob: Foot, Betty Ann: Gordon, Dorothy: Green, Billie Marie: Hall. Mahlon: Harner, Dorothy: Heidrick, Mary: -Henderson, Jimmy: Holden, Elsie: Johlfs, Doris: Kastopulus, George: Laird, Thelma: Lamb. Monte: Maxton. Joyce: McCreary, Virgil: McHaFfie, Maxine: Miller, Doris: Olin, James: Retherford. Marv Jane: Schaefer, Dale: Searle, Delores: Smith, Clifton: Sutton, Betty: Williams, Neal. ROOM 308-Bacon, Nolene: Baker, Sallie: Boyd. Louise: Chilcutt. Jo Helen: Cole, J. E.: Cummings, Mary Jo: Day. Jack: Doris. Nancy Lou: Elliif, Kenneth: Endicott. Charles: Garrett, John: Garrison. Bill: Gatewood, Joyce: Gipson. Betty Lou: Iseli. Ruth Anna: Johnson, Beverly: Kell-ey, Beulah Mae: Marchant. Barbara: McLaughlin, Mary: Mielke. Charlene: Mills, Nellie: Moyer. Betty: Newman, Shirley: Overman. Carol: Perkins, Fay: Pflug, Glen: Pollock, George H.: Russell. Mary Annis: Stogsdill. Beverly: Stokes, Everett: Thomas, Delores: Thur- man, Barbara: Tumbleson, Norma: Voight. Jane' Wanenmacher, Jeanine: Wood, Jeannine. Room 304--Adams. Janice: Barnes, Milton: Brmff- baugh, Elizabeth: Bybee. Velma: Castagno, Nicky: Craig, Maxine: Curtis, Marie: Dale, Dema Lee: Faclling, Doris: Foster, Lois: Handy, Joann: John- son, Aline: Killian, Jo Dene: Kinmouth, John: Lewis, Helen: Mades. Joe: Marsh, Betty: McDonald. June: Murray. Gene: Murray, Jack: Niel, Jacqualine: Patrick, Mary Ann: Plympton, Reta: Rouselot. Carolyn: Schultz, Jeanne: Steddum, Ernestine-: Tip- ping, John: Ulery, Nellie June: 'Vaggonen Gloria' Whitington. Helen. I -i if 'Ji' to oz Stn SOPHOMORES ROOM 302--Basset. Raymond: Boyd. Donald: Boyd. Ruth: Boyer. Mary Louise: Burkhart. Margie: Childers. Roberta: Cooper. Bob: Cravens. Ronald: DeGraifenried. Joan: Donaldson. Bob: Evans. Norma Jean: Faniuliner. Ruth: Farrar. Don: Frisby. Jack: Gill. Rosalie: Harris. Joyce: Heim. Betty Jean: Hobart. Kay: Hughes, Jo Ann: James, Charlotte: Jennings. Billie: Johnston. Robert: Lankford, Ha- zel: Longstreet. Helen: Palmer. Le Roy: Peters, Bessie: Petty. Arthur: Robbins. Elwood: Rope-r. Bob: Shellach, Ralph: Shireman. Robert: Snyder. Doris: Stewart. Mary Ellen: Swab. Billie: Talbot. Evadean: Warden. Burton: Williams. Jimmy: Young. Virginia. ROOM 103-Baum, Bob: Barton. Howard: Brown. Merle: Byron, Attebury: Cale. Emmett: Clark. Eugene: Crockett. Joe: DeMaster. Johnnie: Fetty. James: Flippin, Neil: Hight, Jimmy: Hubbel, Louis: Irish. Warren: Jhonson. Billy: Jones. Bill: Kince. Travis: LeMaster. Billy: McAfee. Jim: Mulkey. Vernon: Pierson, J. D.: Rutter. Edward: Sill, Floyd: Snell. Eugene: Thompson. Neal: Watts. Leo: Weston, Wayne. ROOM 501-Frisby. Jack: Hamm. John: Harring- ton. Bob: Moser. James: Petty. Frank M.: Rhoades. Douglas: Snell. Altie Eugene: Turner. Billie Lee. ROOM 502-Davidson. Dale: Hart, Carl: Lankford. Harold: Lawson. Wayne: Logan. Bobby: Myers. Harold: Prouty. Harvey: Smith. Ramon: Witmer. Stanley. -1 'ff 4? 4 wi ff: asia President --- -- JOHN GARRETT Secretary --- --- SARA FRANCIS Sponsors MR.. IRWIN MISS REED MISS BUCKERIDGE Well . . . the doors being open, we stumbled in on our wobbly legs-un- certain of what was to come. First, they herded us into one big rooma- the auditorium, and told us we're now in the heart of J. H. S. Jeepers! -all of a sudden it hit us! We're Senior Highers! Well, they gave us each a pair of enormous shoes to fill. We hadn't thought of it, but we'd grown up . Away with the rattles and on with the scrolls! Off We went, with our heads in the clouds-or rather the rafters. . . Robert White took over, to lead us down the Hall of Fame but had to leave after the first mile. Jolly Johnny Garrett came to the rescue-did a good job, too. Ding! There was one thing that bothered us. At iirst the Seniors and the Juniors didn't realize just who we were. We had to show 'em. We didgbut dennitely! We had them tearing their hair over the Joplimo Queen contest, with Marilyn Carlson as our candidate. We'll admit we're still a pale green and wobbly-but just wait. We can keep the shoes on without even trying - hardly. Oh! Glorious next year! E ' ,4 , A W., 'J ' ' mf glasses WOODWORK You name itfwe make it! Yes, everything from book- shelves to toothpicks. Just a buzz, bang and a pol- ish-period. SEWING A stitch in time saves nine --nine what'?g Well, ,a grade anywho ! No hay, We make everything from suits to hair ribbons. You should see 'emll COOKING Sniff-eyum, yum! Now gals- honestly-don't you think We'd make someone a won- derful husband? That's why we're pitchini af W. 'mann QM parade MECHANICAL DRAWING Figures?-Did you say figures? Yese-We specialize in Hgures. Gulp, what kind? Awego on! Mechanical, of course. TYPING Tippity-tap-tippity-tap--- Letters flying this way and that. What with the teach- ers and the office, they real- ly keep usenot on our toes but on our fingers. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Bay wanted!! Not so fast, boys, -this is for work. Don't we look interested? eeuh-huhe-we are. No jokin'-it's a grand oppor- tunity. If S 'Z 5' E Q .S .1 .. Q xi 3' ek K X K X yi N A 5 X Y ik W f v I D n f o r x 2 Qiiww in an-yu, wifi ,- 5' A 7 wf' DS: ? V ww, 5 Q M gm, wel dk .a New 'Ziff V .,. fssliw A K rm ,, Q: H 2, S... , pg A y 'FN M.: gf , fffiifw - iivlisis ww www .4 'Inr's... . av' paigq 1334 . X ,ff f' 4 X X ff! If X 3 X X X 5 f' . W ,'W' K f 59 I Ifgamizoctioms PUBLICATIONS 'I I .S I GIRL RESERVES, HI-Y SPEECH SOCIETIES I f 9' L Q STUDENT COUNCIL X -I 1 ffl .ii ' J -I ZI 1 I , I ! ,M I-II M -Q. E mf Stow with Royal Beauty fB1fig7fz t DOROTHY CEARNAL , .,wf.1,,x., , 1 . .,,g.W, 4,1-A x ARTHA FERGERSON MARILYN CARLSON eff 'majestyys Ladies-iea-Xvaiting and Hvlmhfimg Qomft 37 X ., 9 1 1 .ffm-A r I ,,.-.r,. . 1 Wle Learned ltg lltqe Lived ltg ive Loved it Editor-in-chief Louise Mason Associate Editor Helen Di tson Bu siness Manager Albert Burgess Editorialists Ann Pate Gretchen Isern Jean Gillie Artists Margaret Ann Boyd Lloyd York Photographers John Fly Junior Levin Bob Russell Albert Burgess O. B. Heck Typists June Thompson Bonnie Quackenbush Ilene Stinnett Vivian Flippin Mildred Krudwig Peggy Jo Kneeland Salesmen David Martin Charles Hight John Kinmonth Gretchen Isern Ann Pate Sponsor Mrs. Dora Ulrici LOUISE ALBERT HELEN joplimo Nl ig Slzotsw YeseeWe learned it! We lived it! We loved it! That's the biography of a Joplimoite. ee-first with the patience of Carney Cthat's the C in D. C. U.J when we used the mats for blotters and decorated the office with pin-up girls. We learned that the most powerful word in the dictionary is TRITE and that there is more than one kind of Hdummyf'-Yesawe learned it, from package wrapping to editorials. And did we live it! We walked, talked, ate, drank, and slept-J oplimoed. We met Thrills with the football, Smartness with the military, and even a pang of Sorrowfulness with the gold service stars.-4-Well--after the last .picture was mounted, editorial Written, ad sold, smell of paste had vanished, and the dummy to the printeriall in allgwe say!-We love it! 'N 'ii' ' 23 '5 4 Z i'w1'W.a..,f.- N ., , 5-434 JOPLIMO STAFF IN ACTION Photo-fiends Pencil-pushers Paint-slingers Pressure-sellers Paper-Wasters if WYE Shall Know the T utig and fl 77 me T will Shall KM00lkG You 1? ee Last Row: Charles I-light. David Martin, Harold Thompson, Lloyd York. Bob Burnett, Bob Russell, John Fly, Albert Burgess. Fourth Row: Vivian Flippin, Virginia Farley, Colleen Ragan. Peggy Jo Kneelaud, Junior Le- vin, Gretchen Isern, Ilene -Stin- nett. 0. B. Heck. Third Row: Rosemary Cheek, Betty Ann Livingston. Ann Pate, Sally Street, Conness Johnston. Mar- garet Ann Boyd. Jean Gillie. Second Row: Mary Ella Stewart, B 0 nn ie Quackenbush, Doris Thompson, Agnes Barlet, Jane Grant, Gwen Wood, Rita Finch. First Row. Helen Ditson, Louise Mason. Kathleen Davis, June Thompson, George Faye, Betty DeWitt, Joanne Walker. lj,.21f:.g-as-ff. f ---- -:wsN - , We See fill, We Hear fill, CO-EDS Hey Beecher! Run down to the Globe and get those mats. And hurry-we need 'em. Betty, will you check this story now? George, haven't you laid out your ads yet'?fJoanne, what are we going to do with that space? Harold, you've just got to finish your sports story. We have to get this paper to the printer's today. -Yes, it was al- ways a mad scramble to get the paper out, but just think of all the school morale and school spirit it built. And it was fun, too, wasn't it? Last Row: Dick Knight, Jane Grant. Virginia Farley, Sally Street. Rita Finch. Gene Lewis, Richard Hornaday. Third Row: Bob Bailey, Rosemary Cheek, George Faye, Billie Marie Green. Gerry Martin. B e v e r l y Brunson. Margot Coombs, Harold Thompson. Second Row: Jimmy Mallett, Virginia Webber. Virginia Mallett. Joanne Walk- er, Betty Ann Livingston, Betty De- Witt, Gwen Wood, Agnes Barlet. First Row: Doris Thompson. Conness John- ston. Sally Davis, Mary Ella Stewart. Jo Ernestine Steddum. Joe Castagno, Kay Ball. Kathleen Davis. We Teil fill NEWS STAFF Co-Editors - ...... . a.... Betty DeWitt Joanne Walker Associate Editors -, Rosemary Cheek Conness Johnston Sports .,.. -- Harold Thompson Dick Knight Art Staff ,......,..., Jimmy Mallett Beauford Zumwalt Reporters -rVirginia Mallett, Beverly Brunson, Colleen Houk, Richard Hornaday Columnists --Jane Grant, Sally Davis, Virginia Farley, Rita Finch, Gerry Martin, Sally Street, Margot Coombs Editorialist ............. Bob Bailey Copy Editors -Agnes Barlet, Kathleen Davis, Doris Thompson, Betty Ann Livingston, Mary Ella Stewart Faculty Adviser --- Miss Lucy Burns BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ..... George Faye Assistant Bus. Mgr. .... Joe Castagno Solicitors .... Virginia Phillips, Jo E. Steddum, Billie Marie Green, Kay Ball, Virginia Webber Mailing Clerk s,....... Gwen Wood Circulation ...... Charlotte Caulkins, Mary Dell Morrison, Gene Lewis Faculty Adviser --,-- Mr. Glen Smith SPYGLATSS STAFF We fi 9 the go-igctwf-Bene S STUDENT COUNCIL Last Row: Lee Johnson. Arthur Petty, Bill Jones, Mzirilee Marrs. Third Row: Alfred Brown. Jack Leipard. John Kinmonth, Melvin Byrd, Earl Rodney, Lloyd York. Charles Hight, Betty Nugent. ' Second Row: lStanding5J Bob Burnett. Don Young. Dick Sheffler. Herb Shields, David Martin, Joy Smith. MairyAnnis Russell. First Row: Virginia Harner, Marian Gant, Jean Shelton, Sally Street. Ann Pate. Jenn Hilton, Treva Malone. Patsy Bethel. President --- --- Bob Burnett Secretary --- -, Sally Street Sponsor H- -e C. S. Osborn HO. K.-Break it up--Meeting will please come to order. 'Ihatls our president, Bob Burnett, and here we are already to discuss the trials and tribulations of the students of J. H. S. We are the middle-men-the link between the students and the teachers. It's our job to keep things running smoothly. Our main project was a service flagecommit- tees to get names, committees to check names, committees to recheck names--Work, work, work! But we do it cheerfully, since it all goes for a cause. ,H 'W W ' ---Y--'W f 3 FV ' -1 .,,,,f, . s N709 'follow the Cjleamv Anderson, Bacon, Bassman. Beasley. Bennett. Bolen. Bowers, Boyd, Bragg. Boyer. Briggs, Brink. Brixey. Brunkhorst, Bumgarner, Buriuell. Burrow, Butler, Buxton. Caresio, Carlson. Caulkins, Cearnal. Chaplin, Cheek, Chillcutt, Christman. Clark, Clay- comb. Clemens, Cole, Collins, Collings, Conley. Covey, Cox, Craig, Creech, Croach, Crockett. Crow. Davis H.. Davis S., DeB3lt, DeTar, DeWitt. Ditson. Dixon. Doty, Dunlop. Edwards, Elayer, Enlow, Eppler. Ettinger, Farley. Fergerson, Finch. Fisher. Foerster, Francis. Gambill, Gant. Geisert. Gilbert, Gilchrist, Gillie, Grant, Green, Haase. Hadden. Hagensicker, Hamm, Hamer D., Harner V., Hatfield. Harrison, Heidrick. Heim B., Heim L., Hinkle. Hobart, Holden, Horine. Hosp. Houston. Hughes, Humphries. Isern, Jar-kson. Jamison, Jeffcott, Johlfs, Jones C., Jones M., Jones N., Johnson B., Johnson C.. Johnston, Kaplanis, Kaufmann, Kennedy, Key, Kiper. Klotz, Knaust, Lampkins, Laughter. LeClaire, Legg. Lowe, Mallett, Malone, Mapes, Marchant, Marrs, Martin G., Martin L., McCracken. McNeil. Meredith, Miller. Montaldo, Montgomery, Mooney, Morgan M., Morgan R., Morrison. Moxley. Neidigh, Newby. Newton I., Newton M., Nugent, Outland, Partin, Pate. Payne, Pickens.. Prince, Qualls, Rainey, Randolph, Reeves, Retherford, Reynolds, Roberts. Rosenberg, Rossman. Rowe, Schink. Sesler, Shaw, Shelton. Siders, Sinks. Smith M.. Smith W., Smoot, Stearns, Stewart, Stogsdill. Street, Sweatt. Thomas, Thompson, Thurman, Toops, Townsend, Tripp, Troyer, Wadleigh. Waggener. Walker. Wan- nemacker, Ward. WVoo1dridge, Wiles, Williams, Young. GIRL RESERVES PRESIDENT Helen Ditson Vice President .......... Marie McCracken Second V. President--Georganna Wadleigh Secretary -Q .............. Virginia Farley Treasurer .................. - Gloria Doty Social ........................,. Ann Pate Service .....,................. Jean Gillie Barbara Montaldo Program ,................... Joan Sweatt Gretchen Isern Publicity .............. Emily Wooldridge Music ............. Margaret May Collings Song Leader --, ..,....... Imogene Roberts SPONSORS MISS GRIFFITH MISS ELLIOTT MISS WILLIAMSON F' 5? 'A rss.-5, 1 -iv iv ,.,,, PRESIDENT Harry Ramsay Vice President .....,............ Stanley Maret Secretary ...... --- --, Vere Brumbaugh Treasurer ...,,,....... ...-e, J im Marlatt Chairman of Program e,..... -- Bob Burnett SPONSOR Ronald Robson Irving Andrews Bob Barry Bob Beatty Robert. Bolen Vere Brumbziugh Bob Burnett Bill Collins David English Elvin Fort Galen Giilrrt Richard Gr:-ham Roger Hankins Richard Hornaday Bob Howell Bob Jones John Kinmonth George Landreth Bill Love Eddie McKay Junior Morrison Bob Perrin Alien Pickering Austin Pickering Bill Pierce Kenneth Powell Ralph Rhoades Henry Striegal Bill Vaughn Jack Warden Lloyd York Early to bed, early to rise, makes us healthy, Wealthy, and Wise --well, anyway-early to rise---Ho-hum! While you sleepy heads are getting your last for- ty winks, we're having a keen breakfast and learning how to get along with our buddies. We didn't just stop with knowing JoplinitesANo-siree4We had a convention with people from four states. How's that for-- The early bird gets the Worm? QZEMQVL Living, gleam Speech, lean Jiitliietics, 8290114 Scifioioiifsiiiyo HI-Y 4 1 i Jw 1 Hot HW - - lmcoifpoifoltedl N. F. L. Last Row: Bob Burnett PRESIDENT Fourth Row: Joanne Walker, Martha Raymond 1 D-t Third Row: Gretchen Isern. Helen Ditson, Beverly Mooney. , , He en 1 Son Second Row: Doris Pickett. Mary Ellen Butler. VICE Presldent ----'------- Bob Burnett First Row: Doris Miller. D01-is Johlfs. Secretary-Treasurer .... Gretchen Isern SPONSOR Miss Eckelman i' 'A' i 'k MNX?O1f0lS Hire the lveczpoms of 01 mf-3W4OC1f0lCyM DEBATE RESOLVED: That the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nations. ChairmanSHelen Ditson Affirmative Negative Joanne Walker David Martin Bob Burnett Doris Pickett ive Gan fiat, T00 - - THESPIANS Last Row: Bill Love. Bob Howell. Rita Finch. Fourth Row: Gretchen Iscrn. Marian Gant, Beverly Moonev Barbara Montaldo. Joanne Walker, Bob Burnett. Third Row: Doris Miller. Alyce Rosenburg, Helen Ditson. Second Row: Lois Mae Presley, Jeanne Enlow, Betty DeWitt. First Row: Rose Ann Williams, Kay Pickens, Jimmy Fehren- back. Kay Ball, Jack Leipard. 'kit GE PRESIDENT Betty DeWitt Vice President ....,..... Jeanne Enlow Recording Secretary --- Joanne Walker Corresponding Secretary, Gretchen Isern Treasurer ............ Rosemary Cheek SPONSOR Miss Eckehnan Mficix ell Tauri 0l1flQqdi18'lf9JqiZ Homomffiesn ONE-A CT PLAY HAPPY JOURNEY Melvin Byrd Joanne VValker Raymon Sharp Paul Pappas Gretchen Isern Kay Ball Still ftchievmg--Still pursuimgw PHILOG IAN Have you ever wondered where the wonderful magazines, at the school library, come from? I can tell you about The National Geographic. For some time, we have given it to the library as a present. Some present! May the Philogians always have as grand a group of girls as We do now. - it Last Row: Charlotte Knaust. Mary Paine, June Thompson, Juanita Gandy. Imogene Gandy. Hermagene Gauntt, Marion Gant. Imogene Roberts. Fourth Row: Martha Lee Cole, Retta Reynolds. Cloette Murphy, Helen John- son, Joan Martin, Virginia Harner, Patsy Bethel, Eva Crow, Mabel Smith. Gerry Martin. Third Row: Dorothv Harner. Betty Livingston, Wilma Combs, Peggy Cur- rant, Yvonne Harrison. Catherine Cole, Jean Shelton, Roberta Ellis, Cleo Huston, Second Row: Doris Crockett, Joan Atherton. Jewell Pilkington. Marian Russell. Treva Croach. Betty .lean Moyer, Kathryn Reeves. Marialicn Out- land, Sally Bolen. First Row: Virginia Drew. Beth Vickery, Billie Routzong. Mary Hutler, Wilma Johnson. Mary Don Keys. Doris Miller. Lois Martin, Julia Caresio. PRESIDENT Virginia Drew Vice President ........ Virginia Harner Secretary ..... --- Betty Livingston Treasurer ...... ............ E va brow SPONSOR Miss Buehlman it MP0 ward ccliveif--lgozcleuvaifvl Vit-?Uf3lfH PRESIDENT Wilma Covey Vice President .......,. Emma Layman Secretary ,..... --- Norma Jean Shank Treasurer --- ........ Patty Christman SPONSOR Miss Mitchell Last Row: Verna Lz,Cluire. Betty Wood. Loyce Shink. Louise Cox, Ethel Felkers, Ruby McDonald. Evelyn Johnson. Joyce Harris. Harriet Geddes. Third Row: Freeta Flynn. Mary Hunt, Mary Clark, Ruth Russell, Betty Johnson. Emma Layman, Beverly Townsend, Dorothy Long- street. Second Row: Arlene Zaerr, Jo Sted- dum, Barbara Marchant, Lois Heim. Delores Dick, Juanita Stewart. Bet- ty Allabach. Mary Mapes. Mabel Newton. Eleanor VVaters. First Row: Delma Hauser. Mary Hamm. Marjorie Stripling. Jeanne Heim. Patty Christman. Norma Covey, Norma Shank. Gene Lewis. Irene Newton. PHILO PHRONIAN Smoke Gets In Your Eyes ---and in ours, too, on our weiner roast mixer. Yum! We elected our officers and they helped us get things started- to a super year. On Philo Day we had a penny supper in the school cafeteria. Yum! This is where we came in eso long until next year. '4 g H4 : Millie 10914 is 'imigl tie than the Swo vin Last Row: Phil Coulter. Bob Burnett, Jack Warden, Albert: Burgess. Fourth Row: Raymon Sharp. 'Harry Ramsay. Paul Pappas, Ralph Rhodes. Bill Vaughn, George DeTar. hird Row: Jim Kimbrough, John Kinmouth, Bill Hood, Austin Pick- ering, Bill Dodd, Allen Pickering, Don Kimbrough. T Second Row: Dick Knight, Scott Wiles. Jim Fehrenback, Anthony Kassab, George Pollock. Vere Brumbaugh, Jim Marlatt. First Row: Bill Collins, Bill Holmes, Charles Cook, John Buford, Ed Johnson. Jack Mallett, Charles Hight, Kenneth Ellitf. PRESIDENT Jim Marlatt Vice President .......,... Jack Warden Secretary .,.... ..... B ob Burnett Treasurer ......,..... Edward Johnson SPONSOR Mr. Irwin it 558799901 cmd Courage, loyalty, honesty, and cooperation are the ideals of the soceity, and I must say we are doing a good job of living up to our ideals. As usual, we celebrated Atalantian Day by wear- ing the flowers of our choice. In our best bib and tucker We attended the Pan-Hell Dance. GAVEL AND QUILL Whing-Ding. lt's the G. Q's getting started with a bang, having a whirl of a mixer at Warden's. Things got off to a flying start and are still progressing rapidly. Debates take a prominent place in our meetings. A major fete was the Spring Dance. Hereis to ya' fellows! it Successw PRESIDENT Colleen Ragan Vice President ..... Cecilia McCormick Secretary ................ Joan Shreve SPONSOR Miss Haswell Last Row: Erma Jane Whetstone. Pat Bullette, Caroline Rousselot. Dema Lee Dale, Ralpha Jean Morgan. Fourth Row: Virginia Dement, Ro- berta Childers, Maxine Craig, Betty Buxton, Fay Nell Daniels, Margaret Burke, Doris Johlfs. Third Row: Virginia Phillips, Bar- bara Carhart, Ruth Famuliner. Elsie Coleman, Roberta Priaulx. Second Row: Josephine Karlinger. Barbara Johnson, Cecilia McCormick. Mary Ellen Butler, R o s e m a r y Hughes. Joan Hughes. First Row: Peggy Kneeland, Colleen Ragan. Joan Shreve. Aline Severs. Norma Alford, Doris Rayl. ATALANTIAN i' Mgpf-314 ffliscrussiom for ftllv Last Row: Bill Davis, Jack Moore, James Ray. Dennis Miller. Second Row: Roland Beaver. Alvin Lauener. Wayne Cupp. Bob Beatty. Dwain Brixey. Roger Hankins. First Row: John Colson, Alfred Larson, Roy Harryman. Gene Elrod, Charles Allen. Ted Hastings. tiki PRESIDENT Bob Beatty ViceVPresident ......... Roger Hankins Secretary-Treasurer .... Roy Harryman SPONSOR Miss Eckelman FORUM 'TEN-SHUN! The Forum passes in Review. We're winning a victory with Words. Our theme is the Army and Navy of today. Being .an all- boy society we chose this theme with the idea that it may help us before long. We're working out problems that we may encounter soon. Until then-March on! Welguildlmodels Toolayffomoiflfow WWE Fly The fall breezes of '42 brought the Aeronautics Club. Formal programs concerning phases of aeronautices are held at most meetings. Then there are informal meetings with debates keep- ing us members on our toes. With the chief purpose of our club, discussing phases of aero- nautics, there are big things ahead for us. V PRESIDENT Herbert Shields Secretary .... . ...... Beauford Zumwalt Treasurer .............. Galen Gilbert SPONSOR Mr. Smith Last Row: Bob Bailey. Oscar Elliott. Rodrick Tipping, Bill Hurd. Wayne Greasy, Bill Netzeband. Second Row: Douglas Degginger, Galen Gilbert, Elvin Fort, Melvin Prewitt. Bob Wiedman. First Row: Barry Crowell. Dick Slieffler. Herb Shields. Tommy Kennedy, B e a u f o r d Zumwalt. Richard Roach. AERONAUTICS 'S FV 77 8 C 9 CASTALIAN Sunerstitious'?4not us. We began with thirteen girls on December 13, 1925, and have been run- ning along side of Lady Luck ever since. Though our society isn't a young one, we started with a kid party mixer-lollipops and dollies added up to a good time. We decided to grow up and get into the swing of things. We did and lived up to our motto Excelsiorl'. lsio Last Row: Norma Creech, Kathleen Davis, Betty Brixey, Lois Craig, Beverly Johnson, Virginia Garrison. Doris Eclqles, Harriet Boch. Third Row: Maxine Craig, Elsa Sala. Virginia Millard, Cathrine Connely, Virgilee Lake. Phyllis Gilbert. Sue Landauer, Joanne Chillcutt. Second Row: Ilene Stinnett, Vivian Flippin, Helen Craig. Helen Longstreet, Dorothy Mc- Donald. Betty James, Doris Thompson, Jackie Farrell, Fay Absher. First Row: Virginia Mallett, Mary Stewart. Bernice Evans, Betty Walters, Louise Mason, Joyce Quackenbush, Alleen Greene. Mary Morrison, Bonnie Quackenbush. PRESIDENT Louise Mason Vice President .......... Virgilee Lake Secretary ......... Norma Jean Creech Treasurer .......,. Emma Jean Hinkle SPONSOR Miss Williams tiff Mlfmowled 9 is lpowc W PRESIDENT Paul Johnson Vice President ........,. Ricky Gilbert Secretary ....,,.-...- Kenneth Powell SPONSOR Mr. Dicks Last Row: Lester Musselman. Charles Grayston. Bill Mont- gomery. Bob Foshay. Third Row: Bill Thomas. Joe 1fValker. Alfred Brown, Richard Newton, Harley Jeans. Second Row: John Fly, Kenneth Thomas, Jack Greenlee. Don Mundy, Richard Gilbert, Harold Mills. First Row: Frank Hays, Fred Hamm, Robert Bolen, Kenneth Paul Johnson. L. C. F. A fine society consisting of boys in the band, orchestra, and choruses is the L. C. F. We or- ganized in 1928 when we chose for our colors, blue and silverg the society flower, the carnation. Along with other societies we Asported out to the Pan Hell Dance-F U ,. ,, 'V 1 Mifiiore geyomvlw SIGMA GAMMA LAMBDA This is a year of scarcity! You wouldn't have known it had you peeked in on us. There was fun galore and candy which left a pleasant taste that lasted through the year. Corsages marked our red letter day in March. A spring picnic ended a perfect year. Last Row: Norma Jones. Marydell Zumbrum. Bettv Davis. Third Row: Betty McClintock, Naomi Stripling. Emily Davis, Nadine Jen- nings, Verda Martin. Second Row: Lila Jean Mead, Betty Stewart. Nellie Sparks. Wanda Hilton, Estrell Mallett. First Row: Ruth Owen. Ruby Ledford. PRESIDENT Lois Evans Vice President .......... Verda Martin Secretary ,A.... -M June Edmondson Treasurer ............ Naomi Stripling SPONSOR Mrs. Chestnut ak if if 'lr H' ' ' ' 77 ands that lwovfleg Hearts that foveg minds that Think HERCULEAN PRESIDENT The Heres have their president, Bolo Jester, to Bob Jester be proud of. The fact that the boys lived up to, Vice president ------------ Carl Maness if not surpassed, their usual standards, without a Secretary ---- 0- Jack Bass sponsor, proves that Bob has done a wonderful Last Row: Warner, Dent. Lacey, Hornadziy. Brown, Maness, Kost. Holden. Eng- lish, Taylor, Barry. Bass. Bassett, Reynolds. Thi1'd Row: Young, Hosp, Skel- ton, Williams. Daugherty. Jester. Stearns. Andrews. Dobson. Second Row: DeVaney. Prigg, Cutbirth. Faulkner. Drewe- low, Landreth. Jewsloury. Howell , Sanders. Coglizer. First Row: Raymon. Hunter, Tipping, Pierce. Sandford. Flanery. Hebbard, Garrett. Barry, McKay. job. The society, organized in 1922, is the oldest in the school. 'wif C410 - ' an osstmt qma posse UlUl91flfMlf S.P. R. Last Row: Bill Woodruff, Richard Gra- ham, William Newby, Joe Castagno, Robert Stevick, Carrie Lee Hodges, William Crawford. Second Row: Mona Jean Rice, Gene Morgan. Jane Grant, Beverly Brunson Alice Jean Reusch. First Row: Evelyn Newby, Virginia Webber, Ruth Ann Isley, Evelyn Green Joan Voight, Edith Parrent. CONSUL Jane Grant C' Much different from the other societies, S. P. Q. R., organized for pupils .participating in Latin at school, choose their officers corresponding with those of a Roman City, first consul, second 2nd Consul --,, ....... Mona Jean Rice Censor --- ..., Edith Irene Parrent Quaestor ............ William Crawford SPONSOR consul, and so forth. Our annual party was a big Miss Bugkeridge success, and we are looking forward to one of the same kind--next year. , 'k il' 'k 'A' HH iz' t ' C1 E om W d U f Q OLYMPIAD Clap! Clap! -Whistle! -What's that? .--Why, PRESIDENT that's the audience applauding us. We Just put 1 5 h Shlflel' Bufoffl on a program-The Olympiad Hour of Charm. V106 lfesldent ------ Mafflyfl Loecknef Believe me we lived up to it. We also gave a Secret-WY -----e --- Vlfgmla lfaflel' Christmas basket, and held our joint meeting Treasurer --------e------- Kay Plckens with the G. Q's. How did you like that program, SPONSOR boys? Miss Beatty Last Row: Gillie, Pate, Bennett, Walker, DeTar. Shelton, Smoot. Stewart. Loeekner. Fourth Row: Montaldo. Isern, Dunlop, Fergerson, McDonald. Pickens, Game bill. Third Row: Boyd. Haase, J a m i s o n, McCracken. Walker, DeWitt, Farley, Fink, Kaplanis. Second Row: Ball, Wad- leigh, Kaufman, Edwards, Sinks. Vlfiles. Carlson, Thurman. Sweatt, Buford. First Row: Cheek. Ditson, Rainey. Coombs, Ettinger, Francis. Kennedy. v -nv' -V T' .u 'f' 1 F f 'Wo Hag Qosas Sim Efspinasw LOS AMIGOS Last Row: James Olin. Robert Norman. Gene Russell. Ray Harding. Bill Woodard. Second Row: George Faye. Michael Perry- Henry Striegl. Lew Ann Tripp. Robert Greenlee. Robert Ciirnetti. First Row: Delores Allen. Frances Hobart. Kathryn Montgomery. Amelia Moreno, Joy Smith. 'Ir PRESIDENT Bob Norman Vice President ......,. Robert Greenlee Secretary and Treasurer-Mildred Siders SPONSOR Miss Robb 'kt Ah!-those flashing black eyes, bright costumes and guitar music with a Buenos dias attached to it made the background for our Welcome Day Party. Friendly?-but definitely. We ex- tend our hands in one big handshake to our South American friends. We've a job to do- so Hasta la vista. ti' iiwe H130 Servew SwishfDash! That streak of color whizzing by was another Pallette and Brusher out to paint a rosy future for someone. Service-we've co- operated with the art classes in decorating the stage for the class plays and coronation. We painted a Service Flag too. With all this we took time out for a Sadie Hawkins Day Picnic. Fun. PALETTE AND BRUSH PRESIDENT Sally Davis Vice President .......... Nita Bullette Secretary ............... .. Gwen 'vVO0d Treasurer ...... Mary Jane Retherford SPONSOR Miss Robinson Last Row: Vernon Feaster. John Baldwin. Fifth Row: Nita Bullette. Jim Mallett. Gene Hayes. Ollie Harryman. Fourth Row! Thelma Bar ton. Sally Davis. Third Row: Leona Long- strcet. Jeannine Wood. Second Row: Mary Rether ford. Lillie Mapes. First Row: Carol Beckham. Gwen Wood. Nfl lfiloieiisykf-.iaith Shall Exceed His Cjifoispv lt came like a bolt out of the blue-Our mixer-- Which really got us started. Our meetings have a definite literary touch which can't be over- looked. The football banquet - what every Sapphonian lives for! Yes, Yes. March 14th found us sporting our posies. It was really a year! ' SAPPHONIAN Last Row: Hobart. Marrs. WHI'd, Nugent, Humphries, Burrows. Third Row: McNeal. Williams. Klotz. Caulkins. Chapman, Claycomb, Doty. Second Row: Johnston. Geis- ert. Moxley, Hadden, Dugan. Randolph, Johnson, Ault. First Row: Briggs. Shaw. Col lings. Malone. Thomas. Tal- bott. Beasley. Laughton. PRESIDENT Peggy Foster Vice President .,,,.,,,.... Gloria Doty Secretary ,... , .... , .... Carolyn Johnson Treasurer ............ -.--- Joan Moxley SPONSOR Miss. Riley 'A' i' if 'k Reaching for the and of the lfdaimboww ASPASIAN PRESIDENT Every society has them, but ours was-just dif- Norma Brashear Secretary ..,,..,,...... Barbara Foster Treasurer -- s...... .,,. B arbara Leckie SPONSOR Miss Baumann Last Row: Prouty. Par- tln. Dixon. Tabler. i Ray, Cole, Newby, Coffee. Fourth Row: Mahurin. Reynolds. Lauener. Dagley. Potter, John- son. T hir d Row: Prince. Marsh, Hollingsworth. Lollar. Brashear. Second Row: Kelly, Still, Mills. Boyd, Evans, Dodson. Cox. Hollings- worth, Key. First R 0 w 2 Presley. Whittington. Patrich. Overman, Cooke, Ad- ams, Boyer, Y 0 r k. Grissom. Smith, Myers ferent. Yes, that's it--our mixer-at Norma Ta- ber's with everyone taking part. Our day is in February with sweet peas to top it off. 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Bill LeMaster, Arthur Petty, Jim Brown, William Elam, Fred Talbott, Gene Smith. Bill Garrison. Tom Kennedy. Third Row: George Hance, Elwood La- Plant, Bill Anderson, Byron Atter' bury, Eugene Clark. Andrew Turner. Mahlon Hall, Floyd Mitchell, Allan Pickering, Bill Woodruff. Gene Morgan, Robert Patrick. Niel Thompson. Bill Coglizer. Second Row: James Hight, Wayne Wes- ton, John Pierson. Edward Richardson. Edwin Rutter, Vernon Mulky. Jim Mallett. First Row: Wayne Creasy, Herbert Shields. Barry Crowell, Jack Warden. Ralph Rhoades, Douglas Deggingrer. Edward Johnson. Last Row: Jack Day. Jack Young, George Kostopo- lous, David English, Robert Stockton, James Moore, William Woodard. Stanley Warner, William Thomas. Alvin Lauener, Junior Levin. Fourth Row: Robert Barry. Robert Jones. David Martin, Robert Norman. Harold Mills, Robert Perrin. Clifford Roe, Richard Harbouprh, Robert Cooper, Travis Kund. Rolland Beaver, Jim Flannery. Jack Grieville. Third Row: Hugh LeGrand, Dennis Miller, Ray Harding, Don Kimbrough. Raymond Gingrich. Bob Prall, Michael Perry, Frank Greenlee. Robert Nord- berg, Joseph Walker, William Rockaway. Bob Green- lee. Bruce Clark. Meredith Stemmonds. Second Row: Charles Reynolds, Irving Andrews, Earl Francis, William Collins, Charles Bybee. Don Mun- day, Ellis Hough, Tom King. John Gauett. James Fetty, Eugene Snell. Ted Pierson, William Johnson, Stanley Poertner. William Pierce. First Row: Richard Smith. Richard Doty, Earl Rodney, Harry Ramsey, Robert Fryer. Wayne Overall. First Row: James Rcntfrow, Bob Beatty, Le Roy Mor- Last Row: James Salverson, Austin Pickering. Jack Murry, Jim Drewlow. Robert Shireman, Truman Holden. Raymond Bassett. Galen Metsker, Bob Baum. Nick Castagno, Ralph Shellack, Fourth Row: Gene VVullace, Bill Crume. Howard Is- grigg, Wayne Nickel, Bob Sheffler, John Tipping. Leroy Palmer, George Pollack, Kenneth Patton, Elton Barnes. Fred Daugherty, Bill Cutbirth, Willis IDD. ' Third Row: Jack Belk, Glen Whitford, Virgil Skelton. Bob Jester. Dick Gandy, Bob Faulkner, James Mur- ray, Gene Russell, Bill Troutman, George Faye, Hu- bert Marvin, Richard Kelly. Richard Graham. Second Row: Ted Hastings, Robert Cignetti, Don Hughes, John Hamm, Roy Harryinan. Jimmy Hen- drickson, Glenn Pllug. Harley Jeans. Henry Streigl. Kenneth Powell. Jim NVilson, Gene Elrod, Jim Kim- brough. First Row: Jack Bass, Jim Marlatt. John Baldwin, Roger Hankins. Oscar Elliott, Jack Moore. Galen Gilbert. Last Row: Ralph Wilson, James Smith. Robert God- bey. Richard Hornaday, Raymond Smith, James Ray. John Lind. Harold Myers, Fifth Row: Harold Lankford, Richard Endicott. Al- fred Brown. Fred Hamm. Norman Brittenham, Wil- liam Pratt, Wayne Lawson, Robert Bolen, Paul John- son, Morris Gilbert. Richard Taylor. Robert McNabb, Paul Pappas. Fourth Row: Jack Hyde. Bill Davis, Donald Whited. Albert Vllelsh. Stan Witmer. Charles Branson, Dale Davidson, Charles Jones, WVilbur Vlfisdom. Richard Bclk, Bill Poertner. Harold Thompson. Scott Wiles. Third Row: Neal Williams, Ivan Hosp. Jack Miller. Lloyd Bailey, Allen Boucher, Dale Schafer, Bob Howell, Jim Wilcoxin, Gene Hayes, Bob Boaz, Frank Lachy, Bob Logan, Frank Fraley. Second Row: Theodore Hurst, Joe McCully. Charles Hastings. Howard Schriener, Charles Endicott. James Arnold, Harvey Prouty, Alfred Larson, Merton Heaton, Max Olinger. gan, Paul Cress. Carl Maness. Anthony Kassab. Lloyd York, George Landreth. Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! The boys are marching. The drums are beating, the buttons are gleaming, and the Sabres are flashing. All in a Wednesdays parade. There's a lot of work in this array of iinery. Many an hour with the buffer, yet many an inspection Without Orderly . Then there were days drilling in the cold and rain followed by days of calisthenics. But it's worth it. After all--we're preparing ourselves for to- morrow-and We'll be ready! as -iibif 2 E 3 S 3 - I ax I w It takes more than one to stop Truman! It meant -- sore muscles, broken bones, spikes in their faces and a knock-out or two e but it was Worth it! Yes, indeed! From October first, when our squad invaded Miami, until thate- Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin .,,. Joplin .... Joplin .,.. Joplin .... '44 RECORD ----there ----hexe ----here there .... ---nhere ----here 53 ,,.. here Miami ---..- 0 Lamar sr... 0 Mt. Grove M 0 Vinita .e... 6 Pittsburg -- 7 St. Joe ..,.. 7 Spi ingfield -12 Dennen packed a mighty wallop! Jack fakes it again! Where'd he go with that ball? Knock 'em down and drag 'em out! Jack Dennen Truman Holden Richard Hornaday Bob Jester Ed Johnson Ted Key Jerry Lacey George Landreth -never to be forgotten Thanksgiving when we 533111123532 met our old rival, Springfield, We Watched our Ralph Rhoades boys sweep on to victory to emerge, for the second consecutive season --- OUR UNDEFEAT- ED EAGLES! LETTERMEN Earl Rodney Clark Sesler Rayrnon Sharp Virgil Skelton Bill Steinbeck Bob Steinbeck Gene Taylor Bill Vaughn Jack Warden Charles Williams Our rivals called it Too Much Steinbeck , 7 , .9 Peggy Don Lucille Alyce Bill Button Bob Joylene Jim Marybelle 'k ir ir ir Those lgepiomamacs GMES? Us Q14 to Victory! Gee, just six more minutes to play! Some congratulations, Virgil! Lucie and Donnie uraise the Lead on, Margie! banners before the game. Hav- Hi ya, Jack-'er---Uncle Sam. in' fun? , , , . A fust Qlffrl for cc Wqimute . i' 'A' 'A' 'k Qrmf fasses in gym glasses Down two, three, fourevUp two, three, four. The Reds get ready for a big game. Relay race. The Greens -that stands for Go. The Reds and Greens rehearse for the big game Hot games of hit-pin. ss 1: --F -v- Ml' Shooting Stairs . . . '---- ---- 5 5 i Arthur Petty Mort Cooper Phil Coulter Gene Taylor George Landreth i Don Young Earl Rodney Jack Bass Johnny Smith Kenneth Dent F L L it fy ' Captain E J ack Warden E '44 RECORD f Joplin .... 21 .... there .,.. Pittsburg E 2 J'oplin---- Joplin .... Joplin .... Joplin .... Joplin---- Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin .... Joplin---- Joplin Joplin E ,H if P 28- ---there- -- - 24 .... there .... 21 .... there - ---there 24 ---- there ----here ---- Miami --- Nevada -- Springfield Lamar --- St. Joseph Springfield Miami ----- ---- 1 8 Picher ----- ---- 1 9 Nevada ---- ---- 2 5 Picher ----- ---- 3 1 ----here Monett -- ----here Columbus ----here ---- ' ' ----there----Monett -- ----there----Columbus -here ---- ' ----here ---- -there ---- ' -there ---- Pittsburg . Shoot for Joczls LETTERMEN Phil Coulter John Smith COACH: Carl R' Jack Bass Gene Taylor lgney Kenneth Dent Bill Vaughn Earl Rodney Jack Warden -Jack goes up for a basket -crowd ChG61'S7SC0I'8f6 to 5 foreeWell, 'ereColumbus. Anybody's game 'till the last minute eef- -but the last minute belonged to Columbus. At ease, Coulter and Dent! Pittsburg's 93 is unable to stop Joplin from scoring- Score 21 to 20e4This basket put us over the top. Such stretchingeesuch expressions WA good game, fellas. ima ching 152101 g Togetlaie 77 GIRLS' DRUM CORPS f!!!l1?f l ' Step back, please--Step back! Our Girls' Drum Corps is coming! And here they are with their cheerful rat-a-tat-tat -and a Fee-fi-ii , that gives you that right-left right beat, and that military feeling. . .. Yes, these beat it out, step it up gals with their rhythm deluxe sure make your pulses pound and your toes tap and send your spirits soaring ..... Good for the Ol' Moralee-Eh! What? Last Row: Margo Coombs. Retta Reynolds. Nainah ,Claycomb. Seventh Row: Jane- Kennamer, Conness Johnston, Maxine Waits, Frances Bowers. Sixth Row: Annette DeTar, Jackie Farrell, Anna Mary Hadden. Joan Briggs. Fifth Row: Lanyon Smoot. Cecilia McCormick. Marialice Outland, Barbara Klutz. Fourth Row: Shirley Buford, Norma Jean Shank. Rose Ann Williams, Shirley Brunkhorst. Third Row: Marie McCracken. Mary Jo Haase, Sally Street, Gloria Doty. Second Row: Imogene Roberts. Patsy Bethel. Alma Gertrude Henley, Caroline Johnson. First Row: Kay Ball, Charlotte Knaust. Barbara Horine, Shirley Humphries, Betty Ann Meredith, Peggy Jackson, Patty Foerster. Virginia Farley. Drum Majorette: Margaret Mae Collings. ' U1 Q .eras iiTil1,El B7S cz S01-ig in the Hip JUNIOR CHORUS 5-li C t. X J A'A' .,.., 3 A J. we ,ZQ , + ,- J . ., , , , I I W 9 Q ,, S :J ,ff Q, , 'a t ,T Q W r' ly Q v- 'it ' M ,, ' . T' tv' ' . H r, i - SENIOR CHOIR SOPRANOS: Kathryn Ball, Frances Bowers, Shirley Biiinguarner, Kathleen Davis, Annette DeTar, Roberta Elzis. Margaret Graves, Margia Graves, Sally Jamison, VVilma Johnson, Marie McCracken. Joan Moxley. Edith Parrent, Glenna Prouty, Mona Jean Rice. Norma Jean Shank. Lanyon Smoot, Norma Tabor, June Thompson, Patsy Bethel, Marianna Car- hart. Margaret Collines. Rita Finch, Peggy Lou Jackson, Betty Jo Lester. Imofreue Roberts, Billie lioutzong, Elsa Sala. ALTOS: Shirley Brunkhorst, Charlotte Caulkins, Gloria Doty, Jeanette Geisert, Marilyn Loeckner. Wanda Muhlenberg, Rose Ann VVilliarns, Dorothy Cearnal, Doris Jean Crockett, Vireiuia Drevv. Jane Grant, Virprinia Harner, Lois Heim, Alma G. Henley. Frances Hobart, Shirley Humphries, Faye Jackson. Charlotte Knaust, Patricia Lowe, Kathleen Mahurin, Margaret McNeill, Betty Ann Meredith, Maxine VVaits. T ENORS: Rolland Russell. Kent Jones, Charles Parker. BARITONES: Bud Biffle, Dwain Brixey. BASSES: Richard Bassett, Bob Bennett. Jim Brown. Vere Brumbauirh. Bob DeVaney, Elvin Fort, Harold Higgins. Edwin Key. Don Kimbrough. Jack Murray. Allan Pickering, Bob Whaley, Austin Pirkering. ACCOMPANIST: Shirley Buford. SENIOR CHOIR JUNIOR CHORUS Elizabeth llrumhaugh, Pat Bi'ay51,r,J0 Helen Chilcutt. Julia Caresio, Roberta Childers, Bobby Critser. Peggy Current. Wilma Dixon, Joan Dunlop, Virginia De- ment. Joan DeGrall'enreid, Kay Hobart, Kerry Lee Hodges. Jo Dene Killion. Beverly Johnson, Hazel l.anlfi'ord, Mary Margaret Laugrhter, Betty Lawrence, Raamah Love. Barbara Marr-hant, PSPIQ5' Palmer, Mary Annis Russell. Betty Randolph, Margie Strip- lingr, Jeanne Schultz, Beverly Stoesdill, Bonnie Stuhhleiield, Mary Thomas, Wanda VVatts, Jeanine Wana-nlnzcher. Jane W'ileS, Erma Jane VVhotstone, Maxine Wilson, Jane Bennett, Mary Ellen Butler Helen Craig, Marilyn Carlson, Joanne Cox, Arxvanda Dixon. Betty Dagley, Evelyn Fox, Sara Francis. Billie Marie Green. Jeanne Grissom, Sybil Gilchrist, Evelyn Green, Marion Gant, Vesta Gould. Joyce Harris. Dorothy Harner, Joan Handy. 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W 1,sf?,,.3,.g,,5,Vi f'i1w X ew fi-Li W u f fL',1Q,,7 an-A fm L.W4.,,,,x'w4, 4 , 357' Q Q , JWS 9338 'www W 4 'l5??5fi 4ei 5yw.Ug24f:32sgigQzi513sk , ,Am V b -'ff 1'naPi?,s2:fz-'Q ' ni-A f 4 Y, ,Vg o finals the lfliglzt The dawn is come, But all too soon: n And sinking silently, All silently The little moon Drops down behind the sky. It fades away The Star of Love, The Star of Hopes and Dreamsg But last, from that Blue tent above A hero's armor gleams. ffm M it ' 9 Q., We advertising salesmen of the Joplimo wish to take this space to thank you who have advertised in our 1944 book-. A few of you we have met for the first time. Many have been with us since our book was published-back in 1900. To all, however, we appreciate your patronage. Readers of the J oplimo, will you give your loyal support as of always and patronize the following advertisers who helped to make this book possible. Read their ads-see what they have for you-they deserve your patronage and support. ABERNATHY LUMBER GEN'L. STEEL PRODUCTS OSBORN COAL ADAM'S NEWS GLENN'S POTATO CHIPS OSTERLOH'S A. G. STORES GooDR1cH SILVERTOWN OZARK ENGINEERING AL BURGESS INSURANCE HAY'S FRUIT PARKER HUNSAKER AMERICAN LAUNDRY HORNADAY'S PARKWAY PHARMACY AMER. SERVICE ICE CO. HORSESHOE CAFE PEERLESS MACHINERY B. 81 G. HOISERY HATLEY'S PENNEY'S BALAY GROCERY INDEPENDENT GRAVEL PEPSI-COLA BECKTOLD INTER-CITY FLORISTS PHI LAMBDA EPSILON BEN FRANKLIN STORES JACKSON DRUG PICK'S HAMBURGER BRECKIS BOOT SHOP JAMISON DRUG PIONEER OIL BULLARD-BELL JEFFRIES Kz BOYD OIL PIPKIN-BOYD-NEAL BUTTERFIELD'S JOPLIN CEMENT RAINBOW C. 8z A. JOPLIN FURNITURE RAYL-STANLEY MOTOR CAR.LSON'S JOPLIN GLOBE RAMSAY'S CARL'S SHOE STORE JOPLIN HARDWARE RAINEY ROOFING CARROTHERS MOTOR JOPLIN JUNIOR COLLEGE REEVES JEWELRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JOPLIN LUMBER ROGER'S IRON WORKS CHILI KING J OPLILN NATIONAL BANK ROSENBER.G'S SHOE STORE CI-1RISTlVIAN'S JOPLIN TOBACCO ROTARY CLUB COCA COLA JOPLIN TRNS. 81 STORAGE ROY'S BARBECUE COGLIZER K. C. MARKET SCHNUR PRINTING COLLINS-SWEATT KEYSTONE HOTEL SEARS-ROEBUCK COMMERCIAL PRINTING KEYSTONE LAUNDRY SEBASTIN DIESEL CONNOR HOTEL KINCAID'S SHADY'S BARBECUE COULTER-McGUIRE KIWAN IS SOUTHWESTERN Sash8z Door CROWN COACH KNIGHT MOTOR STEPHENS AGENCY DeMOLAY KRESGE'S SUNNY JIM'S DuPONT LAMBDA ALPHA LAMBDA TAU PHI GAMMA EAGLE-PICHER MARKWARDT'S THORNHILL-DILLON EIGHTH STREET LUNCH McCOOL'S DRUG TOPAZ SHOP EMPIRE DISTRICT MEEKER'S UP-TOWN GARAGES ERNIE WILLI.AMSON'S MID-CONT. ENGRAVING VAUGHN REPAIR FARNSWORTH FLORIST MINER,S ICE 81 COAL WALTER JACKSON PHAR. FIELD,S MODERN RECREATIONS WARDROBE CLEANERS FIRST NATIONAL BANK MOLLOY'S JEWELRY W1'LDER'S FLEETA,S BEAUTY SHOPPEMOXLEY GROCERY WOOLWORTH 5 8: 10 FORT'S MARKET MYERS MOTOR WYATT,S STUDIO FOX THEATRES NEWBERRY'S YATES HOTEL FR.ED'S PLACE NEW METHOD CLEANERS ZIMMERMAN PIES GAS SERVICE NEWTON'S JEWELRY GATES DRUG STORE N. Y. CONFECTIONERY Ninety-three f .,,. I, f ww 11 -an ff, 0 S B OR N coAL COMPANY Quality Has No Substitute EXCLUSIVE DEALERS SAPPHIRE SMOKELESS COAL Steve Parker Frecl l-lunsaker Compliments of Parker-Hunsalcer Mortuary To Serve as We Would Be Served I502 Joplin Phone 560 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS . from The Meeker Co., lnc J' yo e Manufacturers of C FINE LEATHER GOODS Unipang 5 -- 1O and 2.54: STORES M Fifth and Main Joplin, Mo. Sold by' Better Dealers Everywhere Compliments of I to the Class of 44U Where 'rhe High School Boys Shop and Save Headquarters for R. O. T. C. EQUIPMENT AND SHOES BULOVA HAMILTON . ELGIN and LONGINES Ctfaiclma, We offer CONGRATULATIONS to the 1944 Senior Class Make Our,Store Your Headquarters for Your Gift Buying Reeves Jewelry 406 Joplin Phone 1646 Ninety-five The Store Thatis Being Quotedi' Ei... M x V BUY WAR BONDS Buy War Bonds and Stamps SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 57 Years of Service QSTERLQH'S SEE US FOR... BOOK Stationery Cards Tickets Books Wedding Stationery Announcements Office Supplies Programs Etc. Photographic Supplies Athletic Goods The P. Sclmur Since I895 Trintuzg Co. M3 Mem Phone 4th and Virginia Joplin, Missouri Telephone 335 Ninety-six 'S HAI BU FOR GIRLS TWO ORGANIZATIONS FOR CHARACTER BUILDING THEY WISH THE CLASS OF f'44 HAPPINESS AND GOOD FORTUNE UQMULAY Wiih sincere complimen+s and congraiularions ..... The ROTARY CLUB - of JOPLIN JOPLIN NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY JOPLIN, MISSOURI OFFICERS ARNOLD LEONARD, Chairman of Board J. E. GARM, President E. P. GILTNER, VicefPres. and Cashier GUY MCHENRY, VicefPresident T. R. CRAWFORD, Assistant Cashier ' DIRECTORS L S. BOUCHER D. MYERS, IR. L. R. REYNOLDS R. K. MCPHERSON E. P. GILTNER CLARENCE CRAIG C. MEEKER iiOn leave with U. S. GUY MCHENRY I. E. GARM Armed Services. ARNOLD LEONARD Established 1890 Safety Deposit Boxes. Installment Loan General Banking Trust Department Department Savings Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ninety-eight 4 .. a 'Hg ,.r-'-g5,,Fu . . . from UEEVSR TOWN HALL World Famed Ariisfs 'ilu Music-Dance lance .S?uck0 2l5 East l21'l'1 Phone 423 Lectures-Entertainment Special Rates fc Siudenis MRS. JAY L. WILDER, Mgr. Office-Jenkins Music Co. PHONES 328 - 2677 Congratulations from CONGRATULATIONS from Ad Ne s Co. am W A FRIEND Subscriptions taken for All Magazines t t ,k ak l422 Main S+. Phone 9387 Joplin, Mo. BUY WAR BONDS B 8: G HOSIERY Hose that Wear Lingerie and Wash-Frocks of Quality South Joplin's Dime Store BEN FRANKLIN STORE I4l0 Main S+. Joplin, Mo. Open Week Days 8 AM 6 PM Saiurdays 8 A M I0 P M N . SHADYB for FRIED CHICKEN BAR-B-Q RIBS After Hue Show, Dance or Par1'y Look for the Big Neon Sign at 2703 Main SHADYB 2703 Main S+. Joplin, Mo. 5011 on the sea of life to the graduating class 0351944 . . . May you have health, wealth and happiness .... 6'll'l'lf56-lgj O d d PICHER A PIONEER OF THE PAST, A Leader of today, The Eagle-Picher Companies have grown with the Tri-State District, and their destiny is interwoven with the future prosperity ofthe district. As Joplin and the District move forward Eagle-Picher will continue to be vitally concerned with the prosperity and well-being of the whole Tri-State Community. 'lxtf-i' EAGLE-PICHER THE EAGLE-PICHER LEAD COMPANY THE EAGLE-PICHER MINING 81 SMELTING COMPANY d d ,anew ' b O, S Y- -- - - 1, ' -fi E 1 . .1 w E J 'cut' , - '23 f ' --.mx O2 'N i -'L Q -UW--In J H J -Zgwwn goach Line Q, Air Conditioned Diesel Super Coachesn Kansas City-Nevada-Joplin-Fayetteville-Fort Smith Little Rock-Texarkana CROWN COACH COMPANY N.E. Corner 3rd and Joplin - UNION BUS TERMINAL COMPLIMENTS f 1 - -'-i HMER G DRY AND DRY CLEANING LONNIE COLLINS ROLLAND SHADDAY MJUST CLEANLINESSH PHONE 2044 COMPLIMENTS of IN D EPEN D ENT GRAVEL COMPANY 220V2 Wes+ Fourfh S+. - Joplin, Mo. - Phone 249 One Hundred Two CONGRATULATIONS - MINERS ICE and FUEL CO. Office Ten+h and Kenfuclcy Planl' Tenlh and Penn. Telephone 398 COM PLIMEN TS of ommelfcwzl printing Qompozmy JOSEPH DWYER JOHN O. DWYER 305 Joplin S+. Telephone 567 CONGRATULATIONS! R. E. STEPHENS AGENCY REALTORS 7I I Virginia Avenue Phone 85 red Thr flnmual flnguish THE EDITOPJS LAMENT Getting out yearbook is no joke If we print jokes, folks say we are silly. If we don't, they say we are too serious. If we publish original matter, tley say we lack variety. If we publish things from other books, we are too lazy. If we don't print contributions, we don't show appreciation. If we do print them, the book is filled with junk. Like as not someone will say we swiped this from an old annual. We did. WHEN THE BOOK HAS GONE TO PRESS When' our last pictures are taken, and they're all mounted and dried, And when our last writefups are written, and our last packages tied, We shall rest, and faith we shall need it,- and go to a class or two, Till the start of another year shall find us at work anew. THIS SPACE IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED: To those teachers who insisted on giving extra assignments just when a large amount of Joplimo had to go to press. To those who won't give information when it is so badly needed. To those who have worried us to death for the last two months trying to find out the theme of the book. To those who are angry because they didn't receive their merited recognition, and to those who weren't satisned with what they did receive. To those who made oif with our pinfup girls in the joplimo oifice. To those who knew better than the photographer how they should be posed, and did not like their pictures. To those who are not satished with our warftime book. -'Bought and Paid For by the Staff. 'k'k'k'k AN OLD SONG UP TO DATE Believe me if all those endearing young charms Which I view with admiring dismay, Are going to rub off on the shoulders and arms Of this suit which was just cleaned today, Thou wilt still be adored with my usual zeal, My sweetheart, my loved one, my owng But I'll sternly suppress the emotions I feel And love thee, but leave thee alone. It is not that thy beauty is any the less Nor thy cheeks quite unnaturally gay, They are lovely indeed, as I gladly confess, And I think I shall leave them that way. For the bloom of your youth isn't on very tight, And the powder rubs off of your nose. So my love is platonic, my dear, for tonight, Since these are my very best clothes. M, ., su., m . 's-Nt . AM ,wb- T A 23,8 O-Sjl ,gg jluhqa, 9, Jlalcl: THAT i+ is every 'free American's righl' 'io worship God in +he manner he chooses and according +o his own conscience and undersfanding. THAT Free Speech and Freedom of +he Press are foundalion-siones of 'rhe democralic way of life, and should be defended againsi' onslaughis of rhose who mighl wish fo abridge or des+roy 'I'hem. THAT 'Freedom of oppor+uni'l'y mus'r be nurlured and preserved so l'ha+ America's sons and daugh+ers may coniinue io enioy +he righf +o achieve fheir ambifions, accord- ing +o +heir wishes and capaci+ies: +ha+ an individual's desfiny is his own +o shape and esfablish. THAT America's children may coniinue +0 enioy fhe parenial love and wholesome happiness of +he family, supplemenfed by freedom of educaiion which admifs 'rhe whole and undislorfed 1'ru+h aboul +he world in which 'lhey live. THAT America shall ever be fhe land of hope, +he model of democracy . . . The Land of +he Free and 'Ifhe Home of +he Brave. Keep his America - AMERICAN cffflffx'-xx ff NGX X Nxfflff One Hundred Five FRED G. SEBASTIAN ARNOLD GUERNSEY SEBASTIAN DIESEL EQUIPMENT COMPANY soo wee TENTH STREET I Jopiin, Missouri COGLIZER Tenf and Awning Company Office i402 Main S+.. Phone 369 O Facfory 40l Grand? Ave., Phone 7020 Q IJOPLIN, Missoum PIPKIN-BOYD-NEAL PACKING CO. Ozark Smile Products are always good- A Get them at your grocers WALTER JACKSON PHARMACY ZOH1 and Main Your Neighborhood Drug Store 0 ddS Joplin Business Believes in YOU-AND IN JOPLIN Educafion depends on Business -Business on Eclucafiong iogefher, noihing is impossible. Joplin Chamber of Commerce I I2 Wesf Fourih Cenfer of Disfricf Aciivilies aciiies...T ree Large Ball Rooms OHddS BUTTERFIELD'S A Jewelry Slore buill upon Ihe coniiolence ol ils cuslonners and Ihe rneril of ils values. Frisco Corner Joplin ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC HOUSE BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS KIMBALL PIANOS RADIOS 720 Main, Phone I57 2I0 S. Wood, Phone I36 5I2 N. Broadway, Phone 638 Joplin, Missouri Neosho, Missouri Pilrlsburg, Kansas oouenf-wurmlous Class ol I944 ' ' Tqhvus LEARN!! 0 . Joplin, Mo. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES 'flnsurcmce tothe , , CLASS OF 44 Exclusivelyn 'anna nrlh' Frisco Blclg. Phone 97 ,i Joplin, Mo. T 1f,,mEE,,,4'! One E To the Graduating Class of 1944- OUR BEST WISI-IES FOR YOUR EVERY SUCCESS Joplin Tobacco Co. Joplin, Mo. Since l9OO Slill The Besl Place lo Eel HORSES:-los 642 OPEN ALL NIGHT 3I3 Main Phone H33 coMPLlMENTs of JOPLIN CEMENT CO. looz MOFFET, JOPLIN, Mo. FIREPROOF BUILDING MATERIAL B. F. Goodrich Silverlown Slores AUTO and HOME SUPPLIES ffffffff l 42l Wall Phone lO80 One Hundred N CONGRATULATIONS lo The Class of '44 JOPLIN TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO. MOVING - STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Exclusive Local Agenls AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT COMPANY Nalion-Wide Furnilure Movers 507 Easl FiHh S+. Joplin Phone I98 For News of 'rhe World of Joplin and The Disfricl Read . . . THE 10PI.IN GLOBE AND THE NEWS HERALD CONGRATULATIONS lo The Class of 1944 ZIMMERMAN'S PIE SHOP L. A. ZIMMERMAN, Pfoprsb-+of 2002 Wall Phone 4494 On undred Ten Thai' Name Means . . , . Wy 0 t t 5' e53ERIIE'IUIi1SioU?ZI New Locafion 5I6 Joplin S+. Joplin OONGRATULATIONS, Class of '44 CARL'S Shoe S'rore 52I Main - Phone 509 DRINK IN BOTTLES JOPLIN HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE 628 Main Phone 59 One Hundred T' I Y- - 7 s. s. KREseE co. 5- I0c and 25c Sfore SI.OO S+ore 506 Main S+. 5l4 Main S+. HCOMMUNITY NECESSITYJ' Joplin, Mo. CONGRATULATIONS Io The Class of I944 ALWAYS WELCOME C. an A. EXRBECUE THURMAN WILSON The New Owner 2608 Main Phone I382 TO THE STUDENTS OF TODAY-CITIZENS OF TOMORROW... WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS. eww AN onus CARROTIIERS MOTOR COMPANY Sales - OLDSMOBILE -- Service 306 WEST SIXTH ST. PHONE 4I00 O e Hundred Twelve V V CGNGRATULATICNS Io The Class of '44 ewman' More Than a Sfore-A CommunH'y Ins+i+u'I'ion and N E W M A N 'S FURNITURE DIVISION COURTESY OF X C' 3 XSS 'B Q f f QL I -' :1f'f:'5EI?1Q f' I 14 43,3 ff E3 2:3 :-3 95: I. Iwiiljmfl- .Jigs . X -- .I I.-- V, Ci'lRl3'l'IVVXN'3 Joplin's Complefe Depar1'men+ S+ore wen TOPAZ SHOPS DRESSES o coATS o SUITS Phone 246 6 I 6 Main SI'ree+ JopIin, Mo. Sieison I-IaISq Arrow Shiris Kincaid'S 408 Main Socieiy Brand CIoII1eS KeniIworII1 CIoII'1eS K. C. Food Markeis 8I I Wesf Sevenih Six- 3022 Main SI. JOPLIN'S MOST COMPLETE FOOD MARKETS Joplin, Mo. INTER-CITY FLORISTS Fiowers a+ Their BesI'- FOR ALL OCCASIONS Joplirfs Dependable Telegraph Florists HAL E. SMITH I I4 Wesi' Six+I1 S+. Joplin, Mo. ne Hundre ourteen GAS 'For hea+ing and cooking is 0 CLEANER 0 CONVENIENT 0 HEALTHFUL 0 ECONOMICAL 0 CAREFREE 0 IDEAL THE GAS SERVICE CO. COMPLIMENTS of OZARK ENGINEERING COMPANY STEEL ooNsTRuc:ToRs Joplin, Missouri CARLSON'S SEED - FEED - HARDWARE HNIDEPENDENT MERCI-IANTS l708 Main Phone l77O Hu FORT'S FCOD MARKET FRESH FRLJITS AND VEGETABLES l302 Main Phone 27l JUST BANKING FIRST NAf1'ION.AL BANK OF JOPLIN Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corporalion Piclc's Hamburgers Where Cleanliness, Courlesy ancl Service Prevails. Variely of Sandwiches and Soil Drinks 24-Hour Service 723 Main Hundred Six E. C. Aberna+hy Lumber Co. Relail Dealer oi High-Grade BUILDING MATERIAL Seven+h and Kenfuclcy Phone 430 Covers and Binding by BEEHTULU BUMP!-XNY S+. Louis Missouri F. W. Woolwor+h Co. Where Your Money Buys the Mostn 5 I 7 Main Joplin, Mo. McCOOL'S DRUG STORE The Drug Sfore wi'I'h Qualify Merchandise Prophylacfic Hair Brushes Lenfheric Colognes and Perfumes in Gi++ Packages Mrs. S+over's Bungalow Candies FREE DELIVERY I20 WEST FOURTH ST. PHONES 888 or 887 OHddS .Wea S ri Congratulations to the Class of '44 FHA HH YS i20I Main S+. Phone 535 OPEN FRESH Evenings ' FRUITS AND Seven Days VEGETABLES A Week BUILD A HEALTHY NATION CONGRATULATIONS To +he Class of 1 ll44lI J. C. Penney Company, Inc. 8:00 MERELY MEANDERINC-3 AROUND J- H- S- -Our bright scholars are about to rise and shine. 8:15-Band practice - Everybody present? 8:30 8:40 -Students arrive - Well, some of them. --Of course, everyone goes straight to his home room when the bell rings. - Who's kiddin'!l 8:50-Tardy bell and the mad dash for home rooms is on. Mr. Deatherage 8:55 appears . . . 'Nuff said. -Bell rings and students mosey to first hour class. Everyone is brightf?J alertf?J and eagerl?J to get to class. 9:00-Some people are just arriving. 10:00 -Assembly! - My, how we love them! 10:30--Bell rings. - Students troop into the halls. June Waggener and Dick Doty stand and talk while teachers flip a cookie . 11:30-Bell rings- First lunch hour- Students trot into the halls and 12:00 canter down to the cafeteria. -Bell rings- Second lunch hour- Students gallop down to the cafeteria. 12:30-Bell rings-Third lunch hour- Students race to the cafeteria-- Too late-nothing left. 1:00-Bell rings and students slouch back to class. Svveatt and Birdie stand in the hall and talk while teachers burn ! 2:00-Bell rings and students shuffle to class. Larry and Glenna stand in the hall and talk While teachers give them the once over -No, the twice over. 3:00-Bell rings and students trudge to class. Colonel Hankins and Vir- ginia Mallet stand in the h.all and talk while teachers spin around on their left eyebrows l 4:00-Bell rings and students drag themselves to their lockers. Kersh- and just anyone-stand in the hall and talk C'?J While the girls glare . 4:05--Students stagger out-laden with books and exhausted after a One Hun hard day's work-to make their Way to the drugstore and a coke. dred Ninetee ,,.g4gm,,Q CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '44 Joplin Lumber Company C. W. GEORGE EDDS, Manager Thir+een+h and Wall S+. Phone 456 Dependable Builders Needs Jeffries 8: Boycl Oil Co. HOME OWNED AND OPERATED IO29 Joplin S+. Phone 948 In appreciation of the splendid work accomplished by the Joplin School System The- AMERICAN SERVICE lce Company H eAT'Es DRUG STORE ERNEST E. GATES, Propr. DRUG NEEDS and DRUG SUNDRIES FREEZER FRESH Ice Cream We Make Our Own CQMPLIMENTS from . . . xS20lfLfALU85 ielnlfl 450,54 3 EOD? CO. I52l Wes+ B S+. Phone 782 BUY WAR BONDS ICE CREAM T724 Main Phone 735 R O Y S BAR- B -Q JOPLIN, MO. Where Friends Meer, Greet and Ea+ SUNNY JIM Candy Shops The Home of Good Candy PRIDE OF OZARK CANDIES 5I3 Main S+. Joplin, Mo. Complimenfs from PEARL VAUGHN CONGRATU LATIONS, 'SENIORS offhe MOXLEY'S GROCERIES-QUALITY MEATS Fresh FruH's and Vegefables I08 Wed Ei9h+h S+- Joplin- M Phone 747 507 we-S+ 20+h S+ One Hundred Twenty-01 6 Wada, Kalmar wfov conspxwws 0wUwJob24iuwwwout wppiq all MwMwM' 'Ulecifuaiq wuuy 12wwcoupowb 'l PfZuKqaQ,ZQe6bu.u1i1LwfrCL! iuibdnmxintlndimqboidmvumv tkmiwwwklcvxi-Ummngmw Lowuipaidfurowmw' C1,PuwvL5LJlSvwrwiw9w Uymwkbvnqabwmendoula- cmdnirdixvwtoifwwwv Qkkfdf. One HL DIXCEL GASOLINE More Power To You PIONEER OIL CO. FLEE'l'A'S BEAUTY SHOPPE PERMANENTS - SPECIALTY 6I6 Joplin Sheet For Appolnimeni' Phone 9447 RAYL - STANLEY MOTORS FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN-ZEPHYR FORD-FERGUSON TRACTORS Complete Service Body Rebuilding 702 WALL PHONE 222 May life bring each and every one, Fulfillment of happiness And may your joys recall the days In Dear old J. H. S. Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1944 from the .qua gamma Sorority Graduating Mcffzberf One Hundred T ty th SENIORS .... There is somelhing parlicularly salisfying aboul The Well-Groomed feeling lhal comes as a resull of having clolhes Cleaned and Pressed by Ccfafwlfzvbn, 6 i4o2 JOPLIN STREET PHONE 490 Complimenfs Joplm urmture Company 706-708 Main S+. Joplin, Mo. Good furniture . . . Since 1897 Make This Slore l-leaolquariers For All Types ol l-ligh-Grade Foolwear ROSENBERG'S Shoe S'I'ore 523 Main O mdred Twenty-fo COMPLI MENTS from Reg. U. S. Pa .O1Cf. Better Things for Better Living Through Chemistry srsz: 044 YATES HO EL Frecl's Place We Make Our Own Tamales ELEVENTH AND MAIN JOPLIN, MO OHddT JOPLIN'S FRIENDLY THEATRES FOX PARAMOUNT - ORPHEUM ELECTRIC Enioy I'he Finesi' of EnI'erIainmen'I' in Ihese Friendly Theafres . . . In an Aimosphere of Relaxafion . . . Cour+esy . . . and Comfort Parkway Pharmacy Your Modern Super-Service Neighborhood Drug Sfore 20+h 8: EMPIRE PHONE 900 JOPLIN, MO. COMPLIMENTS BULLARD-BELL COMPANY Wholesale OnIy School SuppIies and Carnival Goods 908 MAIN JOPLIN, MO. PHONE 28 LUNG:-:Es - sANDwncI-:Es - FOUNTAIN SERVICE NEW YORK LUNCHEONETTE . , Meei your friends here! l22 WEST FIFTH PHONE 9486 One Hundred Twenty PHI LAMBDA EPSILON FRATERNITY Wishes Io Congra+uIa+e ihe GracIua+ing Class of I944 OFFICERS HARRY RAMSEY, Presidenr ED JOHNSON, Vice-PresidenI BILL PIERCE, Treasurer CARL MANESS, Sergeanr-aI-Arms BOB BURNETT, Secrefary JIM FEHRENBACK, Cor. Secretary GRADUATING MEMBERS SCOTT WILES DICK KNIGHT ANTHONY KASSAB JOHN KAPLANIS BOB HEBBARD PAUL PAPPAS JIM MARLATT LLOYD YORK GRADUATES! We hope II'laI you WIII place Ihis wish among your memoranda- THE BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OF YOU From LAIVIBDA ALIAPHA LAMBDA OFFICERS KAY PICKENS, PresIcIenI JOAN SVVEATT, Cor. Secrerary PAT FOERSTER, Vice-Presidenr DOROTHY CEARNAL, Treasurer BETTY MEREDITH, Secrerary MARGO COOMBS, Reporrer GLORIA DOTY VIRGINIA FARLEY LANYON SMOOT KAY BALL SHIRLEY BUFORD CAROLI NE JOHNSON, Sergeanlr-aI'-Arms GRADUATING MEMBERS BETTY DeWITT HELEN DITSON JEAN ENLOW MARY JO I-IAASE MARJORIE LEONARD MARILYN LOECKNER MARIE MCCRACKEN JOAN WALKER JUNE WALKER EMILY WOOLRIDGE One Hun dred Twenty- The Keys'rone Ho+eI Where a CORDIAL WELCOME Awaiis Our Guesis I CALL I220 - Call for Reservai-ions O COFFEE SHOP and DINING Room Popular Prices We Cafer Io PrivaI'e Parfies AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM O FOURTH 81 MAIN JOPLIN, MO. You'II Find Wha'I' You Wanf a+ NEWTON'S! O Headquafrers for GRUEN and LONGINES WATCHES Fine Qualify DIAMOND RINGS and BIRTHSTONE RINGS N E W T O N ' S JEWELRY S'1'0RE FIFTH AND MAIN sTs. COMPLIMENTS OF Myers MoI'or Supply Co. IWHOLESALE ONLYI Joplin, Mo. The MOST IN SHOES For Your RATIONING STAMP B R EC K'S BOOT SHOP Smar'I' CoIIegiaI'e S+yIes 527 MAIN STREET One Hundred T tb ht UP-TOWN GARAGES CONVENIENT LFOR COMPLETE SERVICE GARAGE No. I-4l3-I5 Joplin S+. GARAGE No. 2-5I7-I9 Joplin S+. BCDVVL O For HEALTH-Exercise-Recreafion For a Slim Figure . . . MEET ME AT THE MODERN RECREATIONS A B C Sancfioned Alleys 5I5 JOPLIN F. L. MILLER, Owner PHONE l270 COMPLIMENTS BlXLANHS G5RCK:ERY QUALHY - QUANTHY The Friendly Food S+ore We Deliver 6I5 WEST I7+I1 PHONE I547 T W 4' DODGE-PLYMOUTH-DeSOTO and DODGE TRUCK Auihorizecl Dealers NORTH MAIN AT A STREET JOPLIN, MO. PHONE 9l2 One Hundred T ty VAUGHN REPAIR SHOP ALBERT F. MILLS, Manager Bicycles-Repairing and Supplies-Safes-Lock and Key FIHing-Gunsmifh Work Saw Filing-Lawn Mower Sharpening 2I8 MAIN ST. PHONE 3I00 Dealer in INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS KNIGHT MOTOR CO. REPAIRS SERVICE PHONE 265 BUY WAR BONDS AFRIEND PATRONIZE OUR PATRONS Keysfone Laundry CLEANING PRESSING PHONE 4I0 VIRGINIA PHONE Make Our Phone Line Your CIo'rI1es Line Ya CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '44 CHILI KING BAR-B-O Best Chili On Earth I8I5 MAIN PHONE 9336 PATRONIZE YOUR HOME COLLEGE JOPLIN JUNIOR COLLEGE REGULAR SUMMER TERM-MAY 29 - AUG. I8 By a'I+ending summer Jrerms, a s+ucIenI can finish Iwo years college work by Sepiember, I945. Take advaniage of Huis ac:ceIeraIed program and meelr possible war emergency. BUY WAR BONDS AFRIEND A - N X X X X X X N X NXXwXsXyswXXXXXX Us . XXX X ssss CBNTINENT mm f A IQQV, -:J --IQ ,.'f.f1. 1 .'.,-, - --WH - 1 .' A :: V I 1V,yg ,, ,1.,:f , iV,,,. mm-xivv 1 X V ,--is ,WEHM JI' N IN ,- ,.:.. Q 3 ' . A., e 'e T7 5:-f' - S 'sw ARris1s Ann Ensnavsns wicninyxnusns ron PusLncATloNs XX One Hundred Thirty-01 ' W' , ' CONGRATU LATIONS. C LASS OF '44 NEW METHOD CLEANERS PHONE 873 We Know Howl' 6l9 WEST l9+l1 STREET A FLAVOR That ONLY FRESHNESS Gives 0 E PULKADO1' Q Q Q 0 Q 0 Q 9 xx qi Q U - ' 7 .S ' W coon Bnmn gin AT YOUR GROCER CONGRATULATIONS from JACKSON DRUG' CO. J CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN REXALL REMEDIES EASTMAN KODAKS PHONE 549 JOPLIN, MO. W0 See Molloy's Before You Bu Ogg y8lfU8A g .gore Fine Wafches and Diamonds School and Class Jewelry Gifts of Charm and Beauly A+ MOLLOY'S-620 Main y Dependable Jewelers for 32 Years OHddTh THOMAS KORN Commercial - Porfraii' PHOTOGRAPH ER lI6Vz WEST FIFTH ST. PHONE 950 II s ZlNN'S For Qualify H. S . CONGRATULATIONS s a avlngsl Graduafes of for 1944 EXOUISITE DIAMONDS . BENRUS and BULOVA From Ihe , PEERLESS N 7 C Machinery Co. 522 MAIN ST. 40I MICHIGAN JOPLIN, MO Dales are Iruil' Frull grows on Irees Trees are green Green is color Color is whal shy people do Shy people don'+ have lun LOGICAL, ISN'T IT? Fun and fun are Iwo Two is a comblnalion A combinalion is a salad A salad has vilamins Vllamins are whal you should have Therefore, dales are whal you should have One Hundred Thirty-th e K, K mug' 777. Y Ogmag ROGERS ACHINERY JODLI N ROGERS IRON WORKS CO. ENGINEERS - FOUNDERS - MACHINISTS ELEVENTH AND PEARL srs. JOPLIN, MISSOURI PHONE 52 RAINEY ROOFS FOR RAINY WEATHER and CUSTOM-BUILT FLOOR COVERINGS A RAINEY SHEET 81 METAL ROOFING COMPANY PHONE 638 JOPLIN. MO. 30l EAST FOURTH ST. GLENN'S Ki'rc:h'n COOk'd POTATO CHIPS 2206 MAIN FRESH DAILY PHONE 782 COMPLIMENTS of THORNHILL-DILLON MORTUARY FOURTH AND WALL ST. PHONE 440 undred Thirty-four CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '44-Your Fal'l1ers and Mo'l'l1ers Remember flue JAMISON DRUG COMPANY 6l4 MAIN Joplln's Olclesl Drug Slore as a reliable place +o +racle. 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