Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1946 volume:

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Here We put into practice a neigh- borliness and good fellowship that will serve us in the days to follow. Thereis a buzzing in the air when We stop for a chat on our favorite front stairsf' Oh--h--h! That wonderful, spectacular Military Ball! Those few short hours of shining eyes and gleaming sabersl K PHT WRXN 5UPERlNTENbENT O5 w w so-1 PPJNCAPAL ' vloe'PmNuPAL X S K X U Wf x xy Wi xxx NMA Xxiwil M fx N x. Mi uxssee, AT WORV' vi Y X' w EQ 'NX WM x Xxx wma W fsmwqg, sz :Q .Ai fm, Q , E ROI S. WOOD d 1 , , ,A S, fy Superintendent ' 2 - v4 ,L F X 'K NL X Your Guiding Hand Helped SCHOOL BOARD GLEN R. DEATHERAGE Principal - - Us Through Coneested Traffic MRS. C. S. DOBSON EDGAR T. PARKER ROI S. WOOD Superintendent C. RAY CARLSON President MARK HENDERSON JOE A. REEVES PAUL VAN POOL Through our school years you have become our guide-posts. Often we have not realized in what capacity you have served us. Many times your guidance and help have been overlooked. So now We'd like to give our thanks to you, Our Friends, and prorn- ise that Weill do our best to follow your directions. K. IC. BAKE K Cum-I1 R. XV. BAKER C0fOl'xlin:Ltox' I . I.. BARTON I'Iistu1'y MRS. H. ISAUMANN French MISS IRICNIC RIGHT 'Fypinpr COL, E. V. BICHAN Military ICIIIWIER PENNINGTON Vive I'i'ii 'ipi 1 MISS MA RGA RET WILLIAMSON Fil Dean of Girls -. ou H e Led U Over ,ff , . . : 2 .fuk mum: Q ,gn n is-fax es: :fuss I I I 5 1 Q-. 'U' I ' I' E 4. .rk. l'SiiE5Ta::i.A-'Y I I ' l f Wfiiaw- 5 x-, :km ,wxgz A fm H.. -.W asv- It's a sure sign youlll never fail us. Your fortitude made our first few days as sopho- mores more bearableg and from then until now, you have not only been our in- structors, but you have also been our friends. You have saved us from many mis- takes, and assisted us in our Work. Above all, even above the daily lessons, you have taught us the meaning' of character. ,jf f, wmv li is , Viiiilvfi-g5,,,, in W e ' MQW , -I SGT. PAUL J. HAMILTON MllllLl1'3'-SGl'l5llLl Semester Many Arduous Paths em I If . K5-kiii ARTHUR BOLES Art MISS BESS BUCKERIDGE Latin MISS LUCY TAPP BURNS English H. C. CHAMBERLAIN Commercial Law MRS. EDNA CHESTNUT Study Hall MRS, EDNA A. CLARK Study Hall MISS GRACE COLVIN Engl ish MRS. ELIZABETH COOPER I'Iome l'Ir'onomics T4 FRANK COULTER M uslc- MRS. RUTH CRAIG Offive Secretary Deceased MISS ELIZA BETH DAVIS IJllJl'Zl1'l?,lh JOHN T. DIX Chemistry MISS HELEN ECKELMAN Dramzitics Miss rom: ELLIO'l'T if Mathematics MISS CLA RA GARDN IC K History S I if fi ,adv-'E 'lla url IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Craig was our friend and guide whenever we needed her. She will always be remembered by her many friends in Joplin High School. ASPASIANS W,... ..., M rs. Baumann ATALANTIANS CASTALIANS .f.,,, M- FORUM ......,, -... ....,. -- GAVEL AND QUILLM- -, HERCULEANS ,,,Miss Haswell ,Miss WIIIIHIIIS -Miss Eckelman -, L, -M1'. Irwin Mr. Kaminsky x4AAzG,Q2,., X H , f CARL GRAHAM Sheet Metal, Welding MISS PHEBE GRIFFITH Mathematics MISS SUSAN HASWFI I History GENE HATFIELD Carpentry MISS CLEETIS HEADLPF English E. O. HUMPHREY History ARNOLD IRWIN History RUSSELL KAMINSKY Coach ELLIS KINDRED Auto Mochanic ,. 1,1 -'5U'4,fy f 'fI.ff,,f L. C. F. ...,....,, M.- ..,.....,., Mr. Baker LOS AMIGOS --- ..., Miss Robb OLYMPIADS W-, s,,Miss Headlee PHIIIOGIANS -W ,.... Miss Best SAPPHONIANS --- ..ss.... Miss Riley S. P. Q. R. .s,. , W, Miss Buckeridge SGT. E. B. LEARY Milit11l'y4l i1'st Semester MISS M. MITCHELL Typing: ROBERT MC KNIGHT General Shop MRS. ROBT. MC KNIGHT Biology C, S. OSBORN Co-Ordinntor J. NORMAN RANUM Industrial Arts MISS ETHEL E. REED Bookkeeping' MISS LAVON RILEY Shorthauinl MISS MILDRED ROBH Spanish PALETTE AND BRUSH .... Miss Robinson PHILO PHRONIANS ........ Miss Mitchell SIGMA GAMMA LAMBDA --Mrs. Chestnut SOLO AND ENSEMBLE e,,,.. Mr. Coulter THESPIANS ...e,...,,..,e Miss Eckelman N. F. L. ....e... ..ee,, M ir. Irwin RED CROSS --- ..,.... Miss Reed CLASS PLAYS W-- ..w, Miss Eckelman JOPLIMO en .... Mrs. Ulrici SPYGLASS -H .... Miss Burns Mir. Smith J-DE'lS .....,. .,....., M iss Yount RIFLE TEAM .... ,,.,e, C olonel Behan Sergeant Hamilton CHEERLEADERS .,,..,.,e,...- Miss Best Miss Yount NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY--Miss Robb Miss Colvin, Miss Reed SENIOR CLASS PLAY ...,, -Miss Mitchell Miss Williams JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Y,.,,s,,, Miss Robb Miss Heacllee DRUM CORPS --- .,.. Mr. Coulter MISS LEAH ROBINSON Engl ish GLEN SMITH I'hysic's OLIVER SOVEREIGN Music 1 V' I I 4 .pk I 1' i ll . 7 5 , n 1 Q J. WV, THOMAS History M RS. DO RA ULRICI English C. H. WELL Mun-lliiie Shop JAMES C, NVILLEY Biology MISS MARETA NVILLIAMS Eliglisll MISS VENUS YOUMT f 'Pliysizcul Educ'uLio7 ,ff-b dj fkllvsffy Vryjflf ,,-,-L14 . -Lqm V L ', -1- f i' x SOPHOMORES .,.....,,........ Mr. Smith - Miss Mitchell, Miss Wxilliafris .M .... . I .' JUNIORS ..........,.f, ----Miss Robinson I Mr. Thomas, Miss ,Williamson SENIORS .----.--...---.-....-- Mr. Irwin Miss Reed, Miss Riley ATHLETICS ---- ---- ..---- M r . Kaminsky- Steep Grade Ahead 1, . A , Saw, lf I 306 Bob Baker, Bill Drake, Virgil Douglas. Charles Estus, Rich- ard Foster, Ralph Green, Van Greenwood. Bob Hartley. Mark Hastings, James Kalas, Robert Kay, Stanley Lea, Bob Lowry, Chester Redd. Leon Seagraves, Jim Stone, Frank Warren. Gene White. Beulah Mae Bigbee, Sarah Louise Campbell, Loretta C1-issman, Erna Dennis, Barbara Lou Hun, Joan Muhlenburg, Joan Purkett. Mary Pitts, Doris Lee Vowiell, Frances Walters. Nina Wright. Edna Mae Yeakey, Jean Johnson. 100 Janet Babb, Patsy Chestnut. Shirley Conway, Margaret Deatherage, Evelyn Jo Dick, Thedora Dixon, Delores Eak- man, Jeanette Elliott. Betty Esterling, Martha Fletcher, Katherine Ford, Billie A. Gowing, Marilyn Green, Carrie Gurley, Barbara Hamilton, Bernice Higgibotham. Mary Holland. Jerry Jackson. Mary Jackson. June Johnson, Na- dine Laird, Phyllis Laughter, Mary Lou Middleton, Mary A.nn Moore. Mildred Nickel, Delores Owen. Wathena Parker, June Rothenbarger. Mary Ann Rowland. Evelyn Smith. Walta Tapana, Kathryn Tipping, Marcia Trusty, Gloria Walbert. Delores Warren. Mary Lou Williamson. Margaret Wilson. Gloria Wolf. Winifred Stokes. 211 Bill Campbell, Gale E. Clark, Bill Coles, Charles Cupp, Robert Dick, Bill Edstrom, Ashby Grantham, James L, Dray, Ralph Ingram, Bill Lanning- Bill Pearson. Earl Pur- vis, Charles Rose, Joy Frank Sams. Montie Sanders. Bob Stevens, Bernard Gene Vaughn, Bettie Bowers, Henryne Ann Davis, Loretta Gullette, Jewell Dean Hooker, Char- lotte Johnson, Betty Joyce Langford, Jane Meader, Jeanne Mueller, Delores Patton. Patricia Jean Pool. Verna Pro- vince, Betty Woods, Beverly Jean Schreiner, Phyllis Ann Weber, Phyllis West. Donna Sue Adams, Norma Asher, Patricia Ann Bayless. Jo AnnBlanke. Billie Jean Borthick, Alice Marie Burris. Mary Ann Cignetti, Jackie Colson, Mary Evelyn Covert, Janice Cox. Leota B. Day, Ann Denny, Margie Depriest. Pauline Dilies, Pat Frazier. Mary Jean Gingrich. Sue Grant. Helen Griffin, Leta Mae Heaton. Florence Holden, Earline Hol- forcl, Lois Jane Howell. Betty Jean lsen. Doris Jean Jones. Joyce Ann Jenkins, Mary Kerbaugh, Neva Lane, Lyda Lan- saw. Aleene Leverich, Gloria Jean Marchant- Wilma Mar- shall. Naomi Jayne McHaffie, Shirley Merritt, Ann Morgen- thaler. Donna Marie Nevitt, Joyce Elaine Noel, Ruthamae Outlandl Ruth Oling-er, Jacqueline Olson, Gloria Peters. Lucille Pike, Louise Prewitt, Mary Jacque Prouty, Jeanne Rataczak, Fannie Pauline Rodgers, Jo Ann Russell. Bobbie Jean Stuzer. Jean Marie Schultz, Norma Jean Simon, Mari- lyn St. Clare. Barbara Stogsdill, Phyllis Troxel, Donella Varlc. Rosemary Wadleigh, Treva Jane Warden, Evelyn Whaley, Glenna Dean Witzansy, Jean Wilson, Janice R. Zilar, Irene Zumwalt, Eleanor Zimmerman. 213 Geneva Brown, Shirley Creacey. Peggy Fergerson, Mary Joan Gilliam, June Harris, Joan Patton. Marjorie Pflug, Georgie Stockton, Patt True, James Davennort, Norman Farras, Richard Gingrich. Marvin Hasse, Robert Mayfield, Bart McAnich, Jack McMullen, Bob Morrison. Bill Frank- lin Myers. Matt O'Keefe. Robert Pepper. Kenneth Priaulx, Richard Rice. Carl Ray Smith. Jack Spencer, Jerry White, Richard Wommack. For These P8fhfihdBl'S PRESIDENTfBOB BAKER 2 01 S07 Laurence E. Allen. Jr., Paul Arrowood. Glen Brerzley. Jr. Galen Edwards, Eldridwe Foulke, Donald Fithian. Morris Hunt, Raymond Hess, Wally Hodges, Donald Love, Wayne Leeka, David Myers, Eugene Overall, Van Prince, Jimmy Porter. Jr.. Harold West- Billy Whited. Richard Grayston, Lena Bell Branson, Jean Bellman. Virginia Brown, Rayma Ann Cook, Catherine Ditson, Eva Katheryn Dickerson. Wylene Fain, Elaine Giger, Cherie Ingram, Marilyn King, Shirley Martin. Sally Miller. Patricia Ruth Miller. Lillie Owens Jackie Pierce, Bilie Ruth Rowe, Jackie Russell. Elizabeth Smith. Betty Stokes, Donna Simmer. Nellie Sue Sheperd, Barbara Watson. 107 Ann Boyd, Marjorie Dunn, Charlene Jones, Betty Joy, Judy Koehler Glenna Lee McGuire, Virginia Caroline Moffett, Norma Oakes, Mildred June Ogle, Delores Parks. Lois Mary Pierson, Shirley Retherford, Corinne Rucker, Wanda June Thomas, Raymond Anderson, Robert Baker, Jesse Bull, Benny Coleman, Jack Cook. Edgar Craig, Paul Evert Diles, Wallace Enloe, Grover Flint, George Garrison, Bob Hardin, Robert Hayes, Buddy Kneeland. Fred McAllister, Jr. Mau- rice Morgan, Claude- Noel, Clifford Rayl, Albert Sharp Billy Lee Simpson. Don Smith, Monty Steele Charles Suman. Ralph Wayne Waggoner, Buddy Wood. 102 Fern Marie Atteberry, Shirley Ackerman, Mary Lee Bailey, Bertha Fern Blaukat, Alice Brewer, Virginia Buxton, Mary Wanda Chitwood. Mary Cole. Bobbie Crumbliss, Wanda Doty, Nellie Mae Fox. Delilah Hanikins, Betty Louise Hart, Helen Harrison, Virginia Hatcher, Beverly Jean Hartt, Melba Laughrey, Jean F, Mcader. Joan Miller, Lora Lou Morton. Clara Mae Phillips, Becky Pickens, Carla Joan Plimlee. Alice Porter, Connie Riniker, Mary Evelyn Routeledge, Joy Ringin, Helen Scheurick, Helen Sheffler, Marieta Smith. Elaine Stowell, Patricia Stripling. Betty Jean Whimery. Eugene Bailey, Richard Brown. Otis Clark, Roy Deskins, Charles Edwards. Henry Filters. Henry Frouts, Ted Geisert, Jack Griffin. Bennie Halsband, Robert Hinkle, Robert Hay:- an. John lvie. Ronnie Kendall, Norvall Layman, Ralph Mcf Afee, Roderick Meridith. Glen Edward Morgan, Robt. Morris. Frank Olinger, Dick Ray, Clark Ridpath, Leonard Roten, Frank Scheurick, Wayne Seaman, Robert Warden, Lervy Whitstone. Richard Woodworth. A Joe Allen. Bennie Barnard, Roy Beavers, Marvin Boyd, Don- ald Boysen, Bob Bruden, David Caskey. Gene Clark. John Coleman, Charles Cope, Bob Cooley, Wayne A. Corbin, Mar- vin Day, Haskell Doss. Charles Daubin, Jerry Ebert. Alva Fanning, Jack Flournoy, Bob Gauntt, Iris Greninger. James Hardcastle, Warren Hazlett, Dewey Hinds, Bud Hollings- head. Charles Howe, Richard Hooper, Richard A. Koehler. Dick Kuy Kendall, John Leslie, Jimmie Morris, Dale Medlin, Earl Melton, Tommy Milton. Jack Messner, Carl McCully, Frank Morgan, James Moore. John McKinzee, Carter McKee, Don McPherson, John Montgomery, Bob Needles. Merle Par- mer, Ray Pearson, Douglas Philips, Clyde Phitliber, Linoel Pendleton, Richard Peere- Richard Reece, Howard Roberts. Ralph Roberts, Clyde Rodgers, Dwayne Rumley- Eugene Rustin, William Russell. Joe Simpson. Brad Spicer, Jimmie Stinnett- Don Smith, Bob Smith, Richard Swimm, Dewill Thrall, Billy Threadgill, Bud Walker, Tommy West. Melvin White, Bob Walters, Ronald Watson, Jack Wiswell. 103 Fred Hamilton. 504 Lawrence Ash. Bud Davee, Bill Grimes, George Townsend. 501 Marion Cooper, Ricardo De La Fuenta. Pat Haines. 503 Howard Bryant. Joe Garback. Bob Lanham, Orvil McClin- tich. Caution: Dangerous Curve President ---- ---.-.... ..... J 0 ihn Garrison ViCe'PY9S1d6I1t ........... Henry Robertson Secretary - -------.-- --0liVe Dean Wilson Treasurer .......,.-. ,-,,---- M ary Megee 310 Last Row: Bobbie Johnson. Bill Parker, Dale Smith, Monte Sigers, Richard John- son, Howard Marvin. Jim Wilson, Bob Pepper. Third Row: Bob Cox, Chris- tiana Anderson, Lois Wood- worth, Faye Kiecher. Char- les Miller, Carl Beaver, Joe Boyer, Bill Grant. Second Row. Marie Short. Nadine Duree, Delores Nch- lett, Mary Megee. Barbara Bailey. Helen Menapace, Medora Williams, Wilma Wood, Helen Orr. First Row: Joyce Shelly, Phyllis Wasson, Norma Bladl, Gerry Cannon, Jo- ann Knaust, Virginia Wy- ckoff, Mary Ann Pflug. Vera Huercamp. R a y m a Rowland. 401-504 Last Row: Clyde Byrd, Jr.. Eddie Genereaux, Bob Dur- all, Ronald Fly, Ervin Pat- rick, Jack Hardwick. Dale Mardin, Richard Harris, Bob Williams. Second Row: Emmett Car- rico, Henry Robertson, Earl Long, Shirley Schug, Pat Hobart, Paulina Bradley. Emerson Foulke, Delmar Platner, Marvin Shank. First Row: Wilma Ruth Floyd, Maurice Ashford, Cecelia Wiggins, Joyce Min- chin, Louise Ayers, Celia Cartright. Dorothy Stucky, Dee Clark. Sandy Nelson. ' 202 Last Row: Bobby Green, Bob Moorehead, Erl Har- mon, Wallace Spracklen. Ralph, Richey. Ronald Fly. Third Row: Bob Drewelow. James Phillips, Bill Crim, Robert Reed. Denvel Tip- pit, Alan Crowell. David Fraley, David Ferris. Second Row: Betty Hosp, Marjorie Pyles. Joan, Aber- nathy, Dolorous Thomas. Patricia Watson. Doris Jean Hogan, Izetta Lester, Char- lotte White, J. D. Forkner, First Row: Betty Brammer. Patricia Ricketts. Pauline Kal-linger, Gayle Stauffer. Virginia Anderson, Delores Dilworth, Wilma Weide- man, Jewell Ann Jorgenson, Olive Dean Wilson. 103 Last Row: Robert Farmer, Jimmy Fleming, Bill John- ston, Bob Carter. James Graves, Bill Sill, Dee Clich, Allen Clark, Jerry Prouty. Second Row: Bill Wasson, Bob Musgrave, Atha Pavey, Betty Jackson, Betty Jean Riggs. Joan Klarquist, Bet- ty Bradley, Bill Farren. John Hamn, B e a u f o 1- d Thompson. First Row: Flora Mae Pet- ers, Martha Fly, Mary Anne Yount, Alice Theurer. Flor- ence Farrell, Betty Weeks, Katherine Hollingsworth. Wilma Hawes. Leonora Dick. Sgt- at Arms -.--.......... -James Dunlop C0l01'S --------- ....-...-.Y lVI aize and Blue IN MEMORIAM Joan Green David Kennedy 19 9 - 1945 1929 - 1945 2 GINQA-501 Last Row: M4-riin Angst, Max Oliver. Keith Adams Dinwlas Salxorson, Nathan I-lolt. Second Row: Roy Harper, Jil?-'cn' Womm:-ek. Robert Knanst. Bolv Bond- Galen Ewinxzx Harry Lanclreth Cnr-il Sampiev. Rex New- Hl2lll. First Row: Shirley VJil- liams. Olive Olson. Norma Lee Rogers. Bi-tty Smith, Jacauelinc Janos. Pat Line- lJ2ll't!'t-'l', Kathleen Ccarnal, Mary Reed. Laurann Grfine inner. Donna Jeane Wlilson. 309 Last Row: Jay Conrail Jones, Campbell Griilin. Dean Wooclin, Howard El- rocl. John Morrison- Rohr-rt Foster, Leo Davis. Milo Harris, Carl Seagraves. Bill Nolan. Thom Roberts. Second Row: Ray Flint, Nadine Finn, Virginia Mai'- ney- Virgrinia Gilchrist, Joan Williams. Bernaclini- Peterson. lflvanol' Kimmel. Billie Doris Smith, Betty Mae Evans. Dorothy Schnf marker, Jack Davidson. First Row: Georg,-ine Leelxa. Jeannine Lyon, Mary Lon Williams. Vifanne Mae Whiterl, Doris Jean Doty, Madge Ramsey, Leah Fort. Virginia Mabry. Earline Kelley. 3113-S02 Last Row: Keith VVallac-xg Charles Caskey, Stuart Campbell. Gene Daniels, James Mesnlay, Bill Turk, Charles VVaclkins. Phillip DeVilliers. Second Row: Melvin Schen- rieh, Ed Keys, June Free neau. ltnoeriim- Young. lna Grace Jones. Norma Van- Deventer, .lark Franklin, Don Englalid. First Row: Mary Jane Fly, Joan Thomas, Darlene Bartlett, Patricia XVootl- VuIl'- Elizabeth Ann Noland, Frances Brooks. Charlene Pool, Benita Serage. Grave Mapes. 205 Last Row: David Right- house, Virgil Baker. Jim- mie Dale. Jack Bailey. John McLaughlin. Gene Travis, Bill Johnson. Second Row: Dick Vaughn. Byron Haverlield. Lois Creech, Delores Hill, lilma June Morey, Phyllis White. Billy Lee Johnson, Marion Kumley- Bob Pnrscellcy. First Row: Ann Watkins, Sally Stehm, Lois YVl1itl0y, Violet Tingle. Helen Arfl, Betty Bnrwiuk. VVilma Parker, Virginia .lean Wood Betsy Pate. 203 Last ROW: Johnny Garrison- Donald Parsons, James Sevcrs, Clyde Elliott. Second Row: Dan Cochran, Richard Doss. Jane Koek- ler, Clara Kerbaugh, Betty Stites, Ken Funk, Franvis McCracken, Janus Grissom. First Row: Charlene Camp- bell, Joan Huston, Mary DeVoe4, Martha Hziase. Pat Ryan. Mary Jane Simmons- Rosella Towson, Virginia Tucker, Dorothy Chastain. Summit Reached President ....,. .... J im Drewelow Vice-President ..... .... A ustin Pickering Secretary-Treasurer - ....... Doris Miller Sgt. at Arms ............. Fred Daugherty Colors ...... Green and White VALEDICTORIAN CHARLENE MIELKE Hi Gang! Here we are right at the beginning of your very own pages. All year We've represented you here, there, and everywhere: and now, that it's all over We Want to say-Thanks pals, We liked the job. Doris and Jim Class of I 9 4 6 SALUTATORIAN BEVERLY BRUNSON ,vnsnvw-6. f'Q'k lt's an Honor to Belone NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Last Row: Doris Johlfs. Joan Mar- tin, Ruth Iseli. Jeanine Wood, Kerry Lee Hodges- James Drewe- low, Jean Hilton, Betty Kiper, Beverly Brunson. Merle Brown Kay Hobart. Third Row: June McDonald, Wil- liam Johnson, Jr., Clara Kerbaugh, Betty Randolph, Joy Dowayne Smith, Irene Kaplanis, Margaret Ann Gardner. Neal Flippin. Tom Morgan. Second Row: Don Young, Jean Shelton. Jacqueline Sinks, Mary Ellen Stewart. Janet Nell Ken- nedy, Dorothy Hafner. Wanda Lee Sesler. Joan DeGraf'Eenreid. Marybelle Myers, Stanley Warner. First Row: Bernice Evans, Char- lene Mielke. Mary Ellen Butler, Doris Miller. Mary Ann Patrick. Marilyn Carlson, Sara Francis, Evelyn Newby, Erma Jane Whet- stone. Here be they whose minds renown, Have so justly amazed the town. We will never bring disgrace to this, our school, by any act of dishonesty, or coward- ice. We will iight for the ideal and sacred things of the school. We will revere and obey the laws and do our best to excite a like respect and reverence in those in the student body who are prone to annul and set them at naught. We will strive unceas- ingly to quicken the public sense of civic duty, and thus, in all these ways, we will transmit this school, not only, not less, but greater, and more beautiful than it was transmitted to us. President ...... --- - .... Don Young Vice-President .... .......... D oris Johlfs Secretary .- ....... ......... D oris Miller Treasurer --- ........ Mary Ellen Stewart As we step forth through the gateway, let us walk out into the world bravely, with a full realization of all that will be expected of us, but just as full a realization of our own .,..i ,A ii, ability to meet every re- quirement. First Row BACON. NOLENE Gene-ral. Philo Phronian BAKER, MARY ILA College. Palette and Brush. Solo and En- semble Club BASSMAN. JOAN Commercial, Spyglass, Atal anti an BENNETT, JANE College, Olympiad. Orchestra BERRY, BOB General, Football. Herculean BLETT. ETHELA A. College, Senior Choir Second Row BOLEN, ROBERT -H. General, Football, Quill and Scroll BOOTH. EDITH General. Sigma Gamma Lambda BOUCHER. ALLEN General. Rifle Team. Diamond and Disc BOYD, DON Vocational BOYD, LOUISE Commercial BOYD, RUTH Commercial, Aspasian, Girl Reserve Third Row BOYER, MARY LU General, Aspasian, Joplimo BRITTENHAM. N. General. ROTC BRIXEY, DWAIN General, Football. Track BROWN, JIMMIE as Fourth Row Fifth Row BRUNSON, BEVERLY CASTAGNO. NICK College. S. P. Q. R, General. Gavel and Quill, ROTC BRYANT, LO RABEL Commercial, Joplimo. CI-IILDERS. ROBERTA Quill and Scroll Commercial. Atalan- tian, Girl Reserve BUFORD- JOHN College, Gavel and CHILCUTT, JO HELEN Quill, Orchestra General, Castalian Drum Corps BUTLER. MARY E. Commercial, Spyglass, CLARK. MARJORIE T5 Sixth Row COMBS, WILMA JEAN General, Philogian, Girl Reserve COOPER, ROBERT G. General COOK. CHARLES G. College. Orchestra, Gavel and Quill COX, CHARLOTTE LEE g'?2gieidHSI1:E1u1g?2c Thespian gg25giZnD1'um Corps, Commercial CARLSON, MARILYN COX, JOANN BROWN, MERLE College. Olympiad. COLE, MARTHA LEE Commercial Atalan- Vocational Thespian General. Philogian tian, Girl Reserve Girl Reserve BRUMBAUGH- E. CARVER, JACQUELYN COX, PAUL WILLIS College. Olympiad, College, Sigma COLSON, JOHN C. JR.i General, ROTC, Solo Senior Choir Gamma. Lambda General and Ensemble Club fb Kiev Q? 02 5 X 'll 1' rf. L ff nk fi I 2, . Ezfgaifii-.1-,m,.. il, lk Wir E I . fi 5 . . 15' - my f . ...I n f - g, ..,4 ' . 1 new A ' 3. .V . V QV ' I ii. t 115, r gl E 2 y ,M 1 7, 'm,fji.fs,:j .. . ,h'f .A 5 W5 g: M, - Q . -hw ii lie , -,.,. VV if vw 1 f 9 ' ' :Z -n , Q ' I E r 4' 4 at . . ..,. ., - x 5 First Row CRAIG, HELEN JUNE General, Drum Corps. Senior Choir CRAIG, MAXINE M. General. Girl Reserve. Castalian CRIM. TOM College, Football. Gavel and Quill Second Row I CRITSER, BOBBIE J. General, Philo Phronian, J-Dets P af if .. . . .,., r, i -'V ' E. . xl ., X . if ..... 83 .ff is l 5 J if I z:,::?if:i ' if -4' I c ' I 2? hr 1 CROACH. TREVA Commercial. Philo- gian, Joplimo CROCKETT. JOE Vocational Third Row CURRENT, PEGGY S. General. Sapphonian. Girl Reserve CUTBIRTH, BILL W. General. Football. Track DAGLEY. BETTY LEE Commercial, Student Council. Aspasian Top Notchers of the Class of '46 Fourth Row DAUGHERTY. FRED Col lege. Bas ke-tbal l . Track DAVIS. ALBERT General DAVIS. NANCY General Fifth Row DE GRAFFENREID. General. Thespian, Senior Choir DE TAR. GEORGE College Football. Gavel and Quill Brunson, Beverly Butler, Mary Ellen Hobart, Kay Iseli, Ruth Anna Johlfs, Doris Elaine Mielke, Charlene Miller, Doris Elaine Sinks, Jacqueline Warner, Stanley Wood, Jeannine DIXON. WILMA College, Girl Resel ve Senior Choir Sixth Row DONALDSON. BOB General, ROTC DREWELOW, JAMES H College. Herculean. Diamond and Disc DUNLOP. JOAN College. Olympiad. Thespian In our daily lives We are climbing toward some longed - for goal. The obstacles in our path of- ten look as fierce and impassable as the rocks in the mountain gorges, but if we have properly schooled ourselves for the journey, we know that all things are pos- sible of attainment if we are only determined up- on success. First Row Second Row ELAM, BILL C. FADLING. DORIS General. L. C. F. Commercial. Girl Thespian Reserve ELLIFF. KENNETH J. FANNING, LOIS College. Spyglass. General, Atalantian, Debate Girl Reserve ENDICOTT, GHAS. s. FANNING- SHELLA J- General. Diamond and Genefal- Glrl D sc. L. C. F. Reserve ENDICOTT, RICHARD Ff,lf,HfTgfIEg,gySgfI General. ROTC Atalantian EVANS. BERNICE FAULKNER- BOB Commercial. Girl College' Track' Reserve. Castalian Football FELLAND, BETTY EVANS. NORMA JEAN General. J-Dets, General Girl Reserve it se 3528 if .3 My ,asa ,4,,, 'Wi iw- . H, f - qi-.4 -.nv Third Row FITHIAN, HAROLD General, Football. L. C. F. FLIPPIN, NEIL Vocational FORCE, EUGENE General FORDACK. TED Vocational, ROTC FORRESTA PAT Commercial, Atalan- tian. Girl Reserve FORT, BETTY ANN General, Sigma Gam- ma Lambda, Girl Reserve 'QT Fourth Row FOX, EVELYN Commercial. Castali- an, Girl Reserve FRANCIS, SARA College, Olympiad. Orchestra GAMBILL, GRINNELL College. Drum Corps, Olympiad GANDY. IMOGENE General, Phi logian, Girl Reserve GA RDNER MARGARET 'JP' be-1 'E' Fifth ROW GARRISON. BILL General. Football, Spyglass GIGER, BOB Sixth Row fr,-gr., ws v.,:....,! b tw? its 5: F f 'S f ...qt 1 GREENLEE. BOB College. Hi-Y. Los Amigos HALL. MAHLON General, Gavel :md CV , 1 Quin, H1-Y 'ima GILL. ROSALIE HANDY, JOANN Commercial. Atalan- GGh.9l'?ll. Girl ROSSFVS tian. J-Dets Senior Choir GOOCH. RUTH Gene,-al, HARMON, ANNALEE Girl Reserve General, Sigma GREEN, BILLI1-3 MARIE Gamma Commercial, Atalan- Lambda College' brchestm' tian, Quill and Scroll HARNER. DOROTHY Senior Choir College, Drum Corps GREEN, EVELYN 3011111110 GARRETT, JOHNNY Commercial, College, S. P. Q- R Girl HARNS, CHAS. E. JR Herculean Reserve Vocational nn- I I. First Row HARRIS. JOYCE Commercial, Philo Phronian HART. LEONA General, Philoglanl Girl Reserve HAYS. EUGENE General. Palette and Brush. Senior Choir Second Row IIEIDRICK. MARY College, Sapphonian, Girl Reserve HEIM BETTY JEAN General HENDERSON. JIMMY College. L. C. I . Third ROW HENRY, MARJORY G. General, Gir lliescrve HILTON. JEAN General. Thespian. Junior Class Play HILTON, WANDA MAE General. Sigma Gamma Lambda Fourth Row HOBART, KAY College. Sapphonizin, Drum Corps HODCES. KERRY LEE Commercial. Joplimo. Supphonian HOLDEN. ELSIE General. Sigma Gamma Lambda. J-Dets Fifth Row HOLLINGSWORTH. J. College, Sapphonian. Girl Reserve I 94 6 Award Winners D. A. R. CITIZENSHIP Doris Miller D. A. R. HISTORY Alice Jean Reusch CURRENT EVENTS Austin Pickering SPEECH John Kinlnonth Ken Funk Jean Hilton NATIONAL ANTHOLOGY Marilyn Carlson Robert Cignetti Joan DeGraf'l'enreid Ruth Falnuliner Jean Hilton Janet Kennedy Clara Kerbaugh Mary Margaret Laughter Martha Morton l.Vayne Nickel Le Roy Palmer Joy Dowayne Sniith Beverly Stogsdill Mary Thomas HOOD. BILL G. General, Football. Gavel and Quill HOOD, l-'RED College Sixth Row HUBBELI.. LOUIS General, L. C. F. HUDDLESTON, JOAN General, Girl Reserve HUDDLESTON. V. L. General ' 3 W 'Z 'e' 5 'aeife eww 2 ffl . We have learned that ev- A ery day of our existence le le 3 large measure e preparation, a building, a laying of a stone in the foundation of the future. Every victory we gain over ourselves makes the next battle that much easier to wing every good deed We do paves the way for a sec- ond good deedg every lesson We learn makes the succeeding less o n easier for us to master. H I L... ,Q I fer ...W QQ' is Second Row JEANS, HARLEY Colle-fre. Gavel and Quill, Diamond and Disc JEFFCOTT, JOETTA College, Thespian, Senior Choir .IENNINGSI BILLIE First Row HUGHES, DON RAMON General, Track, ROTC HUGHES. JOANN General, Atalantian. Girl Reserve HUGHES. ROSE DIARY Commercial, Atalan- tian, Spygrlass HUNTER, RICHARD E. College, Track, Junior Class Play ISELI. RUTH ANNA Commercial. S.P.Q.R. JAMES, HAROLD General ma Lambda, Girl Reserve JEWSBURY, JACK H, General, Herculean. Snyprlass JOHLFS, DORIS E. General, Atalantian. Tliespian JOHNSONA ALINE General General, Sigma Gain- Third Row JOHNSON. BEVERLY Commercial JOHNSON. WM. R. Vocational. ROTC JOHNSTON. BETTY Commercial, Philo Phronian JONES, BILL Vocational, Student Council, Band JONES, SUE CAROL Commercial. Palette and Brush. Girl Reserve KAPLANIS. IRENE College, Student Council, Olympiad Q we Ee W, Fourth Row KAUF MANN, HELEN College. Olympiad, Orch estra KELLEY, BEULAH M. General, Aspasian, Girl KENN Reserve EDY, JANET N. College. Olympiad. Girl KEY. Reserve NORMA JEAN Commercial, Aspasian KINMONTH. JOHN College- Joplimo ROTC Colonel Com! Stud KIPER, nercial. Joplimo. BETTY ent Auditor Fifth Row Sixth Row KIRBY, BETTY LOUISE LAWSON, WAYNE A College, Atalantian, Vocational, Diamond Girl Reserve and Disc, L. C. F. LAMPKINS, DOLQRES, LEGG MAY ANN Commercial' .Senior General, Atalantian, Choir, Aspasxan Girl Reserve LANKFORD, HAROLD LITTLE. HENRY Vocational, L. C. F. General ROTC LOGAN. ROBERT LANKFORD, HAZEL General. Diamond an General, Palette and Disc, L. C. F. Brush. n' h ' LAUENEE? ifiivtiifiie LONGSTREET- HELLE Commercial. Aspasian, General- Castallan. Orchestra SDYEIHSS LAUGHTER. MARY M. MAEDER, JOY General. Sapphonian, Commercial. Philo- Senior Choir gian. Spyglass 'rf no -1-J First Row MARCHANT, BARBARA Commercial. Philo Phronian, Girl Reserve MARLATT. PATRICIA College, Olympiad, Senior Class Play MARRS. PEGGY Commercial Second Row MARTIN, BILL General MARTIN, JOAN Commercial, Philogian Spyglass MARVIN, HUBERT General. Gavel and Quill, Diamond and Disc Thlrd Row MAXTON. .IOYOUS E. General, Sigma Gamma Lambda. Girl Reserve McBEE, JIM Vocational McDONALD, JUNE C. College, Olympiad, .loplimo Class of 1946 Who's Who Beverly Brunson ....,e.,...... Salutatorian Mary Ellen Butler, Bill Cutbirth .,....,,, Jim Drewelow ...,. Grinnell Gambill-- Spyglass Editoi'-in-Chief Football Co-Captain -Senior Class President ----,,Major Drum Corps Billie Marie Green ,e,....... L-- Spyglass Co-Business Manager Irene Kaplanis ............ Joplimo Queen John Kinmonth ....e. Cadet Colonel, ROTC June McDonald ,Joplimo Assistant Editor Charlene Mielke ,.......... Doris Miller Y,,,,,. - Marybelle Myers ,Valedictorian Senior Class Secretary --Honorary Cadet Colonel Alan Pickering .....,.........,.,. Debater Jean Shelton ...... Joplimo Editor-in-Chief Jackie Sinks ..... Joplimo Associate Editor John Smith ............ Basketball Captain Doris' Snyder .,.,,..,..o. Concert Mistress Stanley Warner, Student Council President Virginia Webber ..,..I...... Spyglass Co-Business Manager Neal Williams ........ Football Co-Captain Don Young s.... Joplirno Business Manager Fourth Row McHAFFIE. MAXINE General, Atalantian. Girl Reserve McKAY. EDDIE College, ROTC. Herculean McLAUGHLIN. MARY Commercial, Sigma Gamma Lambda.s J-Dets Fifth Row MIDDLETON, JEANNE Commercial, Atalan- tian, Girl Reserve MIELKE. CHARLENE Commercial. Atalan- tian. Girl Reserve MILLER, DORIS E. Commercial, Philo- gian, Thespian Sixth Row MILLS. DOLLIE ANNE Commercial, Aspasian Girl Reserve MONTGOMERY. K. College. Los Amigos. Senior Play MORGAN. GENE College, S. P. Q. R. All life is growthg all labor is progressg all effort is development. There is no standing still in nature, and there can be no standing still in life. We may go on, on, and on, to the realiz- ation of the better things for which in these years of our train- ing we have been so efficiently prepared. First Row MORGAN, RALPHA General. Atalantian. Senior Choir MORGAN, TOM College. Herculean. Basketball MORENO. AMELIA General, Los Amigos, Girl Reserve MORRISON. CLYDE, Jr. Commercial. Diamond and Disc. Joplimo MORTON. MARTHA General. Atalanti an. Senior Choir MOSER. JAMES Vocational Second Row MOUTHUY, EVA General MOYER. BETTIE J. General. Philogian, J' Det Captain MUHLENBURG. W. College, Herculean Football MULKY, VERNON F. Vocational MYERS. HAROLD Vocational. L. C. F. Third Row NEWBY, EVELYN College. S. P. Q. R., Solo and Ensemble Club NEWMAN. MAXINE General Si ma Gam- ma Lambda? Girl 'Reserve NEWMAN, SHIRLEY E. General NICKEL. WAYNE L. General. Gavel and Quill, Hi-Y NIEL, JACKIE MYERS, MARYBELLE Commercial General Honorar OLIN IM 1 . Y . J Cadet Colonel, Cheer- College, Herculean. leader Track Fourth Row OVERMAN. CAROL C. General, Aspasian. Girl Reserve PALMER. LEROY General PALMER. BETTY General PATRICK, MARY ANN College, Aspasian. Student Council PERRY. BILLY M. D. O., Gavel and Quill, Hi-Y PETERS, BERNICE Home Economics, Sig' ma Gamma Lambda. Girl Reserve we-v Fifth Row PETERS, BESSIE General PETTY. ARTHUR C. College. Diamond and Disc. L. C. F. PETTY, FRANK Vocational PFLUG, GLEN General. Football, Track PHILLIPS. MORRIS College, L. C. F. PICKERING. ALAN College. Debate. Gavel and Quill 1 ,..,c... iv- 'if Sixth Row PICKERING, AUSTIN R College, Senior Class Hy-Y PLIMMER. CHARLES General PLYMPTON. RETA General. Philo Phronian, Thespian POLLOCK. GEORGE H. General. Gavel and Quill, Diamond and Disc PRATT. BILL Commercial PRIAULX, MARY LOU Commercial. Atalan- tian ig .ix ,aw fha ,SNK fill .vig- Q 'T E Q 4 -.1 in . .. we 1- C3 ir A T. ,1 i z. 4 ' V 5f ,, TNA' ' N' me of if Wim :A,. ,,,, I l k N L A. i 7' lg, e 7 . s f , 'irst Row Third Row 'RIAULX. ROBERTA General. Atalantian, J-Det 'RIGG. HARRY D. General, Herculean. Basketball 'ROUTYI HARVEY Vocational, Diamond and Disc, L. C. F. lecond Row QUALLS, BETH College, Philogian, Quill and Scroll LANDOLPH. BETTY College. Sapphonian. Drum Corps lAYMON, LESTER College. TheSl3ian. Herculean RETHERFORD. MARY General, Palette and Brush, Quill and Scroll REUSCH, ALICE J. College. Orchestra. S. P- Q. R. RHOADES, VERA Commercial, Spyglass Fourth Row ROPER. BILLY H. Vocational ROUSSELOT CAROLINE General. Quill and Scroll, Atalantian RUSSELL. MARY A. General. Philogian, Senior Choir Fifth Row 5,3 my CLYDE COX Q -mm, CHAS. CASKEY THE UNSEEN '46 GRADUATES Alden, Betty Gooch, George Cignetti Robert Antone Kerbaugh, Clara Cox, Charlotte Lee Laird, Thelma Davis, Glenn Eisen, Marion Legg, Tommy Whitechurch, Fred RETURNED VETERANS Anderson, Robert Barnes, Alonzo Caskey, Charles Cox, Clyde Chapman, Richard Deems, Franklin Junior Joyce, Billy Ray Kisse-ll, Robert Highleiy, Frank Labo, Robert lVLcCammon, Clyde McDaniel, Thomas Miller, Howard U. RUTTER, EDWARD Vocational RYAN, COLLEEN College. Atalanti an. Girl Reserve SANDERS. JACK College, Hercul .Track Sixth Row 92111, SANDY. RICHARD General. Student Council ROTC SCHELLACK. RALPH General SCHAEFER. DALE General. ROTC Track Moorhead, David Oslin, Jack Payne, Rodney Plimrner, Charles Roberts, Howard Robinson, Lonnie Shipman, Glen Smith, Paul Smith, Richard Stinnett, Francis Tando, Fred Wallis, Harold Wilson, Richard Alven Orchestra Classmates, let us, as we separate, go forth with the determination of proving to the world that our High School was and is certainly of the best mills in the World for grinding out individuals that are worth while. Let us make loyalty our con- trolling spirit. First Row Third Row SCHREINER. HOWARD SINKS- JACQUELINE SMITH, RAMON R. iengralix ROTC, g?llege..dJoplimo, Vocational, L. C. F. . . . ympia SMITH. WANDA LOU SCHULTZ. JEANNE SMITH. CLIFTON L- General Aspasian. General' Senior College. Gavel and Band ' Choir, Araiantian ggi- Diamfmd and SNELL. EUGENE SEAGRAVES. L. SMITH, VIRGINIA C. Vocational General, Girl Reserve gollei, Orchestra. S ir eserve NYDER. DORIS SESLER. WANDA LEE , College. Solo and En- gomnferciacgil S1lgggiia?'EII:IEC F semble Club, pyg ass. Oir ' - ' -' Orchestra ROTC SHELTON. JEAN SMITH' JOHNNY SOURS. NQRMA JEAN College. Joplimo, College' Herculean' Commercial. Thespian Basketball Philo Phronian 2 I xg K V., ' if FY ww ,as-5 Fourth Row Fifth Row STEWART, MARY E. TQQZQEQCEYADEAN Sollegebholymplad- Supphonian, Solo and enmr OW Ensemble Club STOGSDILL, BEVERLY Tfggkglli FER8 F- General. S. P. Q. R., 3 ' Senior Choir H' Y THOMAS, DIARY STOKES, EVERETT O. College. Sapphoniau. College. Diamond and Girl Reserve THURMAN. BARBARA sToTTs, BOBBY GENE gff,f'1,j,'1,,'2fff1' Drum Corps Disc, Gavel and Quill Vocational SHIREMAN, ROBERT SMITH. JOY DOWAYNE SPARKS. JIMMIE College, L. C. F. College. Los Amigos, General. Diamond and Diamond and Disc Thespian Disc, Band STRONG. MARTHA Home Economics TAGGART. JOHN E. College. Los Amigos THURMAN. ROBERT General TIPPING. JOHN General, Helculean R ff. K . Sixth Row TURNER, BILLIE Vocational WALCHER, ANN College. Palette and Bl'USh. Girl Reserve WALKER. WAYNE T. College WANENMACHER. J. College. Olympiad. Girl Reserve WARD, BETTY JO College. Sapphonian, WARNER. STANLEY College. Student Council, Diamond a Disc. nd I ew 1 ,Q I .r . .I as fi Q . 45's-. W'A ' J' wa 2. 5 .. . .1 My . IKE . 'W , ff 2..,....v : .. ,. sp hw...- .11 5 ,J f A,.,., . fi ' -- Vf. . f if ':v ' :ze -, , ' ', W J ,. if fl if 5 f Q rn. ml. Q f-' .. 3-vs , , -f V . , g ' .,..,,, yd .AW .qw .nf - I , - ' ... ,..:.:'- . f hu, I , my ff Q , K' w L ...P we reef' 'QL grim! N at .. jf at 32 2 fr SN .Hi g 21, ': - 2 LM i is if 'Q 5' 'lg fi ,. ... - . ' . -ups' First Row VVEBBER, VIRGINIA L. College, Spyglass. Quill and Scroll WEEKS. ELTON GeneralA Football WELCH, ALBERT General, I.. C. F.. ROTC Second Row WEST. MILDRED ROSE Commercial, Atalan- tian, Choir WVESTON. FLOYD W. Vocational, ROTC , QQ:-L iii .ze X Sf f M., 2 silx 3 n WESTON. WAYNE Vocational. Diamond and Disc Third Row WHETSTONE, ERMA Commercial. Aspas- ian. Cheerleader WHITED DONALD , R. Vocational. Diamond and Disc. L. C. F. WITMER. STAN N. Vocational. ROTC Fourth Row WHITTINGTON. HELEN Commerci al. Aspasian. Spyglass n jnemoviam Ffa il . I .i--,--.,. f 4 JIMMY MALLETT Ambitious, Loyal and Friendly-Yes, to us Jimmy was all of these. Not only did he participate in musical activities but he also held a fine record in many sports. With always a grin for everyone he constantly made new friends and kept them. No, Jimmy will never be forgotten by any of us, his classmates. WILCOXEN. JIM General, Thespian. Herculean WILES. JANE College. Olympiad- Orchestra Fifth Row WILLIAMS. NEAL General , Footb all. Hefrculean WOOD, JEANNINE Commercial. Palette and Brush, Band WOODCOCK. SHERMAN General Sixth Row YORK, BETTY General. Aspasian, Girl Reserve YOUNG. DON College. National Honor Society. Joplimo ZIKE. ROJEST General, Diamond Disc, Quill and Se and roll The Pathways . . . Barbara and Stuart ease us over the bumps Secretaries of the future-Martha, Helen on our way to grammar perfect. Sue Carol and Mary practice speed and ac- curacy. Y A MM-,- . . . of L23l'hih2 ...tl ff Stan, Everett, and Eddie assure us that the Without a doubt Ruthie and Bill could tell trail of physics is a steep one, but it leads us that bookkeeping is no easy task. to greater things. , i 'rl K l QQ Huis oevw Zaoue ' A7 l v FO KEVBALL BA5 SL I' R'-S - svonrg. 0 M N051 'JPOFVV5 'T-fw ,JZ X X J LJ!-J' Jl1Qlx I L li E On the March! Joplin High Is On Parade! Yes, that snappy unit is the R. O. T. C. which we are proud to say holds the HONOR RAT- ING. For the purpose of building fine character, this or- ganization trains high school boys for their future Work. Under the supervision of Colonel Behan and Sergeant Hamilton, the R. O. T. C. has helped in War Bond drives, assisted in carrying out other national drives, presented the Color Guard at our assemblies, and ushered at various entertainments. They have had a fine year ending with the glorious Military Ball, which We'll never forget. To one of the top organizations of J. H. S. We say HHATS OFF. DIAMOND AND DISC Last Row lflogcl Weston Wa5ne Lawson. Henry Robertson. Bob Drewelow. Bob Logan, Robert Shireman, Bill Johnston Earl Harmon Hun l andre Third Row Charles Endicott John McLauglin, Everett Stokes, Gene Smith, Albert Welch, Alan Boucher. Jimmy bpails Plul Cnx Hain liou Second Row George Pollocl Arthur Petty, Jim Drewelow, Clifton Smith, Hubert Marvin, Bob Greenlee, Don Young. Harold Myers First Row Chailes Cook Al'lI'l Pickering. Janet Babb, Stanley Warner, Marybelle Myers, John Kinmonth, Betsy Pite Hailey Jeans Jim Broun sw!-1. A I ' X J -DET S J-DETS Last Row: Neva Lune, Nina Wright, Laura Lou Morton. Helen Selirienrr. Third Row: Carla Joan Plumlee, Donna Dimer, Donna Jean Wilson, Joan Gilliam, Mary Lou Priaulx. Second Row: Betty Brnnnner. Mary Pitts. Marie Bylield, Ruth Famuliner. Martha Morton, Elsie Holden. First Row: Mary McLaug:hlin, Rosalee Gill. Mildred West, Roberta Priaulx, Thelma Laird. RIFLE TEAM Second Row: .luck Vliswzxll, Bill Perry. Harvy Prouty, Clifton Smith, Jack Jewsbury, Ervin Pat- rick, Jack Davidson. First Row: Hurley Jeans, George Pollock. Alan Pickering, John Kinmonth, Austin Pickering, Alan Boucher, Albert Welch. RIFLE T EAM EVER READY RIFLE EVER READY RIFLE Last Row: Ralph Ingram, Howard Marvin. Stuart Campbell. Clyde Elliott. Bob Smith, Bill Perry, Bob Walters. Third Row: Edward Fetters, Robert Campbell, Howard Elrod,Wayne Ulrich, Robert Farmer, John Hardy, John Coleman, Roy Harper. Second Row: Charles Estes, Clark Ridpath. Don Hughes, Dean VVoodin, Alan Crowell, Bill Crim- Bradford Spicer, Mark Hastings. First Row: Charles Cook, Robert Warden. Bill Parker, Marvin Day, Frank Olinger. Eugene Over- all. Bob Morrison, Jim Brown. D o?f-1'-4' BAND Last Row: Robert Reed, Marvin Haase, Bill Johnson, Delmar Platner. Bill Russell, Harold Zabsky, Erl Harmon, Glen Morgan. Fourth Row: Jim Fleming, James Phillips, Charles Wadkins, Charles Rose, Bernard Vaughn, Richard Wommack, Charles Cope- Lionel Pendleton. Harold West. Third Row: Bill Jones, George DeTar, Charles Howe, Otis Clark. Ronald Watson, Bob Hinshaw, Paul Arrowwood, Charles Miller, Donald Love, Jerry Ebert, Roy Beavers. Second Row: Jack Jewsbury. Monte Sigars, Beauford Thomp- son, Jimmie Dale. Eugene Overill, Johnny Buford, Waldo Fiant. Morris Hunt, Jimmie Sparks. First Row: Clifton Smith, Bill Johnston. Bill Turk. Charles Elds, Bob Lytle, Bob Laury- Frank Scheurich. Paul Cox, Everett Stokes. ,am MILITARY BAND COMPANY COMPANY B Last Row: Kenneth Priaulx, Bill Lundstrum. Davis Casky, Wayne Ulrich, Richard Foster. Bob Moorehead, Bob Donaldson. Bill Dumas, Bill Crim, Eugene Bailey, George Garrison. Fourth Row: Iris Lee Grenniger, Jime Stone, Jack Wiswally Monte Steele, Bob Hayes, Mark Hastings, Lee Deskin, Dick Brown, Nor- man Farrar, Larry Allen. Third Row: Frank Olinger, Leonard Roten. Gene YVhite. Bob Hart- ley, Wayne Leeka, Bob Baker, Bob Morrison. Ronald Kendall, Don Boyson Bill Myers, Johnny Garrett. Second Row: Johnny Garrison. Richard Sandy. John Tipping. Ralph Ingram. Douglas McPherson, Bill Grant, Robert Kay, Robert VVar- den, J. D. Forkner, Jack McMullen, Charles Estes- Clark Ridpath. First Row: Robert Shireman, Eddie McKay, Gene Smith George Pollock, Harry Landreth, Howard Marvin. Albert Welch- John Kinmonth. l COMPANY l l l l l l i COMPANY C D COMPANY E COMPANY C Last Row: Fetters, Smith, Morgan, Funk Franklin- Fugate Wilson. Flint, Coleman McKenzie. Fifth Row: Clark. Purvis. Needels, Stevens Hess, Stinnutt, Ray, Milton. Farren. John- son, Ewing. Fourth Row: Mardin. Wliitohurst, Drake Campbell. Morris, Smith, Bull, Clinch, Doss Campbell, Cor-hran. Daniels. ' I on Sehiienei l in ford 'l igg, lrt Third I ': t. ' ey ,z g , tru , Musgrave, Rice. Green. Crowell, Rayl, Sea- man. Pierson, Havens:-r, Mayfield, Baker Diles. Second Row: Travis, Prouty. Graves, John- son McCracken, Shank, Kuykendall. Gris- sorri, Farmer, Day. Campbell. First Row: Lawson, Logan, Prouty, Myers, Morrison- Drewelow. Brown, VVarner, Hood COMPANY D Last Row: Snman, Pepper, Seagraves, Cox, VValters. Jones Layman. O'Keefe. Edwards. Castello, M4-ssner, Spracklen Hunter, Elliff, Norclberg, VVeston, Parmer. Sixth Row: Greenwood, Harding, Elliott Little, Rogers Green. Hardwick, Ferris, Woodworth, Noel, Dunlop, Fith- lan. Fifth Row: Jones, Cooper, Smith. Davis, Meredith, Taylor Coles, Edstrum, Dick, Tlionias, Hughes, Salverton. Fourth Row: Keys. Smith, Halsband, Woodin, Sampley Hiukle. Montgomery, Hardy, Simpson. Fithian, Simpson McClin1ick, Melton. Davenport, Walker. Third Row: Davidson. Toutz, Drake. Smith, Robertson Pearson, Geisert, Boyer, White, Bernard, Garbaz, Mr!-i've oner Linder Adams Second Row: Reece. Elrod, Foster. Lamham, Cupp, Spicer, MCAvoy. Gingrich, Cole, Morgan. Whitmtr. Ruston, Clail Doody, Rlimley. First Row: Whited, Greenlee, Weston, Drewelow. Mc Laughlin. Jeans, Pickering, Young, Perry. COMPANY E Last Row: Marvin, Dubins. Patrick, Gaunt Rumley, Angst. Harris, Morrison, Johnson Elam, Phillips, Threadgilk Brittenham Garroute. Fourth Row: Prince. Miller, Ivie, Edwards Carter McKee, Fraley, Holt, Hubble Schaef-er, Talbot, Devillers. Third Row: McCulley. Hodges, Warren, Pur- celley. Bond, Walters, Knaust. Megee, Engr- lish- Vaughn, Doss, Smith, Hogan. Second Row: Whited, Harper, Boyd, Saun- ders, Sames. Lea, Pepper, Wasson, Griffin Breedin. Mccllin. Righthouse, Florney, Fil- ber, Parker. First Row: Pickering, Cook, Petty, Boucher Endicott, Robertson. Caution ! Mighty We Last Row: Tom Crim, Jim Wilson, Glen Pflug, Bob Beerry, Bob Purscelly, Gaylen Ewing. Bill Nolan, Harold Fithian, Don Linder. Bill Martin. Harry Landreth, Bob Williams. Tom Morgan. First Row: John Smith, Robert Bolen. William Hood, Elton Weeks, Dwain Brixey. Henry Robertson. Wayne Muhlenburg, 'Bill Cutbrith, Neal Williams. Bill Garrisbn. Glen Davis. Managers: Robert McNabb, Bill Grant. In that fateful Springfield game, Bill Hood carries the ball toward the goal posts, but those Bulldogs are coming at him. f I Q O Football Lettermcn Roy Beavers Robert Bolen Dwain Brixey Bob Berry Bill Cutbirth Glenn Davis George DeTar Gaylen Ewing Harold Fithian Bill Garrison Bill Hood Don Linder Bill Martin Tom Morgan Wayne Muhlenburg' William Nolan Glen Pflug Bob Purscelly Henry Robertson John Smith Elton Weeks Neal VVilliams Jim Wilson E Q Men at Work Last Row: Jack Davidson. Alvy Fanning, David Ferris, Jim Dunlop, Bob Tlll'01lKlgEill, Monty Taylor. John Ixy, Campbell Griffin, linrl Long, Tliamm Roberts, Roy Beavers. First Row: Edward CI'Ili5E. Dun Coclirzm .Robert Reed, Roderick Merideth. Bob Carter, Huslu-ll Doss, Ronnie Kendall, John Montgomery, Ralph McAl'i'ic, Jimmy Morris, Dick Kuykendall. Dr. Russ fixes up that broken finger for Coach Kaminsky shows 'ein how in one of Glenn Davis during the half at the Pitts- those rough and tumble practices. ' burg game' ' That's Garrison trying to get the ball from Watch that Mountain Groveri' Hood, helll Craig- Looks as if he7S having 3 tough time. make that tackle yet. l l l Smith is going to get that ball through, no It's a right end sweep in that tough Sprinfr matter what that Carthage Tiger has to say. field game. There's a tackle on Cutbirth, but they d bet Come on Hood and make that tackle! The ter Watch out. Ten more seconds, and Cut guy's just asking for it Jpolin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin There There There Here Here . birth touchdowns for Joplin. THE SEASON'S RECORD T-- Columbus 20 ,MW Miami 7 --,,,, Nevada O N, Mt. Grove 6 --- Carthage O Last Row: David Smith, First Row: Mary Jzwque ford, Betty Stokes. Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin 32 Here .a,. ..,, P ittsburg 13 Here ..s., --- Okniulgee 6 Here ......, W, St. Joseph 7 There ,A ..,, ....,. S pringdale 0 Here .... ,,.. S pringfield Jiin Wilcoxen. Lester Rayxnozul, Ric-lizard Hunter, Robert Drewvlow. Prouty, Dorothy Clinstziin, Marybelle Myers, Erma .lane Yvhetstonc, Maurice Ash- ssqwgf. ,gg .Wt tr M. i K ,ft .... 2 ,mia YM, 'f f r. .. ,,-- , , MM3, .wwf H lvllv . . . M, -.-. Q- .eg::,,g,t .,,- . . . , 5. 39 wi! Janie and Marybelle presenting Neal and Bill with American Beauties at the Annual Football Rose Assembly. This is station J. H. S. in Joplin. We take you now to the auditorium where the annual football rose assembly is about to begin ..... This is Joplin Senior High School. The auditorium is packed with cheering stu- dents, and to the music of 'Dear Old Joplinl' the kings of the gridiron are forming a Horseshoe on the stage. These are the hardworking boys who have carried the J. H. S. pigskin to goal after goal in a season of successes. True, a few games were lost, but these losses were taken with gcod grace and a vow to show lem how next time .... Now approach- ing from the wings we see the Winsome cheerleaders, Marybelle Myers and Janie Whetstone, dressed in the traditional school colors with their arms full of beautiful American Beauties tied with red and green, while to the tune of Rose Marie played by the orchestra, they present our husky, brawny football players with their gorgeous roses, which in time AI am told-are presented to their best gals. As Captains Neal and Bill come forward to give their thanks, the students give their final roar of applause, and the curtain closes on the final act of this football season. A TEAM They Travel at... Left to Right: Tom Morgan. Monte Lamb. Bill Hood, Neal Williams. Bill Grant, Harry Prigg. John Smith, Fred Daugherty, Henry Robeit on Keith Adams. Bill Nolan. LETTERMEN Fred Daugherty Tom Morgan Bill Nolan Harry Prigg John Smith Neal Williams Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin THE SEASON'S RECORD A TEAM 28 There ............. Pittsburg 24 There -,- ,,,,. . Columbus 31 There --- --- Coffeyville 35 There --- ..,.. ,-- Nevada 30 Here .... ..... S pringfield 59 There ua ...--.... ,M Lamar 45 There --- -,- Baxter Springs., 28 There --- -,, .... ,--Sprin,gfield 28 Here .,.....-...... Pittsburg 29 There ..... St. Joseph Central 31 There .... St. Joseph Benton 44 There ...,......... Carthage 48 There --- --, ..... , ..... - Noel 40 Here ..A.... , ...... Columbus Springfield Tournament 63 .........e...... ...... C lever 33 ..,......,,.,....,. Owensville Miami Tournament 45 ...........- , -..... Pierce City 57 ............ . .... , .... , Duenweg 37 .... ...... M t. Vernon 52 .... .... .... , S arcoxie 45 --- .... Diamond 46--,-- --- Diamond 25 43 24 23 24 20 23 30 27 35 32 38 34 27 30 34 4 26 9 30 10 41 Charging up and down the court are the rugged basketeers. They are known by their success- ful season, hard Work and hard knocks. They really worked for those games they Won, so we thank them for it all. Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin Joplin . . . Their Own Risk THE SEASON'S RECORD B TEAM 24 There J,.,....,.,., Pittsburg 16 26 There ,H....,., , ..,. Columbus 22 38 There -- ....,... Nevada 17 20 Here --, ...Y Springfield 32 73 There 1,1 ,..., -- Lamar 20 42 Here ,,,, .e... . 1 Pittsburg 27 48 There 11 .... Springfield 49 36 There 1- ..,, Carthage 20 48 There -1 .f,.... Noel 41 41 Here ,YY,,,.,, ,, Stapleton 29 50 Here ,Ye,.,,..,.,, Columbus 29 Sarcoxie Tournament 45 e.,.. 1 ,,,,...,,.., Pierce City 4 57 ..w,,,,,,,,,.,,,.. 1- Duenweg 26 37 ,Ae, --- Mt. Vernon 9 52 .,2, ..22. S arcoxie 30 1 45 ,,..,,,H..Y,.,...,,. Diamond 10 46 ..,,.,.,..,.......,,. Diamond 41 Seneca T0L11'Uf1me11t Time out for Johnny, Torn, Harry, Neal, and Bill 40 ,,..,.,1........,.. Carterville 62 B TEAM Lust Row: Rev Beavers. Richard Johnson. Kenneth Priaulx, Jim Wilson, Bob Purscelley. John Montgomery. First Row: Bolb Gaunt. John Ivie. Gene Daniels. Bob Hartley, Edgar Craig, Bill Coles. Jack Bailey. 5 3 Tall Bill Nolan sees that Carthage doesnit get the ball. BSHDBHOU . . . Captain Johnny and the Pittsburg Captain Will it make it? By the look on their faces make those pre-game pleasantries. it'd better .... it did. Our B team shows those Carthage boys how. We can see that by the Way Keith Adams is taking the leap. . . . Victory , 1 ,, . . Again Keith takes to that ban. 3:51 1231azf'JY1z5a msfdeflslfzssxt F5232 That B Team really has what xt takes. Course. We dT.m,t mind. Full Speed Ahead! Dwain comes over the top. Johnny and Don at the finish line. Don and George take off Oh, it's speed, speed, speed, when these boys are out on that cinder track! In the Track team's second year they have shown what hard Work they can do. Their scores, we know, will live up to their practicesg but We're sorry they are made after this goes to press. So with a final burst We sayee- Good Lunck boys, happy landings! March 29-Pittsburg, Columbus, and Joplin at Pittsburg. April 18A4Intrarnural meet at Joplin. April 18'-Neosho and Lamar at Joplin. April 19--Fort Scott relays. April 26--Joplin at Springxfield. May 7' 'Joplin at Nevada. May ll- Joplin relays. Last Row: Wayne Muhlenburg. Beauford Thompson, Marvin Shank. Dwnin Brixey, Richard Hunter, John Smith, First Row: Ralph Richey, Jimmy Stinnett, Don Linder. George Pollock, Ge ne Daniels, John Garrison. N i nun Pictures tell all 4- girls' sports portraying action packed games of basket- ball, and volley ball. Look like a good game of volley ball, Phyllis. Whois in the lead? The Whistle's blown f Letls break it up, Anne and Marty. Where, oh, Where has my little ball gone'?', asked Phyllis. Bl'ld28 to BBBUTY Racketeers Alan and Don give a hearty thanks for a good Workout. It's the spring tournaments they're ,preparing for. Stanley gives out with that swift forehand in a fast, hard game. Hels the singles, champ of the team. Don jumps for a high one Last Row: Don Boysen. Marvin Day. Don Young. Stanley Warner, Kenneth Priziulx. Alan Pickering. Richard Reese, Stanley Lea. First Row: Pat True, Pat Miller. Rosella Townson. Virginia Wyk0H, Paulina Bradley, Rosemary Wadleiigh. - i By-Passers he Pickering brothers, our It was broad .all right, louble trouble, find bicy- but Johnny made it ing good for what ails 'em. again. One of our golfers, Eddie, takes a swing. What'll it be? wonders Kerry as the ball speeds toward the pins. Presenting Albert-Small but Mighty- -Welch who took his 4'Golden Gloves all the way to Kansas City and came back champ of them all. 'S Ui' BE TROTTEP-5 am. 0 wwf ll' ff H lx SPYQ AS5 -mia. IVV: V T - l omwm-vnc.s J QQ 7 0 psi v 'EW , W M Q ELKMUQQ QF m I-117-TW 154 Nliigmms The Enchanted Lane WM WW 43 l l has From the more down-to-earth affairs we approach the Stairway to the Stars leading to the Coronation of the most beautiful, charming, and gracious girl of our choice to reign over us during the year 1946 as Queen of the Joplimo. Her Majesty, Irene, possesses all three of tliese qualitiesg and her two attendants, Kathleen and Shirley, were found to be second only to the Queen in beauty, charm, and grace. We will not forget those moments of beauty and enchantment! They will always remain in our memories as one of the most beautiful scenic trailways in our years traveled in J. H. S. ' r p. . . . Leads to Royal Beauty ' 1 I n -,' , IRENE KAPLANIS JOPLIMO QUEEN for the CLASS OF '46 Wi'Q 33,5 A 3 M, 1 1 1 S, A KATHLEEN CEARNAL SHIRLEY MARTIN Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant Record Recorders Joplimo Administrative Staff - John, Jean, June, Jackie MEMBERS OF THE STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ................... JEAN SHELTON ASSOCIATE EDITOR ..... ---JACQUELINE SINKS ASSISTANT EDITOR ....... ..... J UNE MC DONALD ADVERTISING MANAGER ........ JOHN KINMONTH BUSINESS MANAGER ...............,, ,--DON YOUNG ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ..... JOHIN DUNLOP EDITORIALISTS Paulina Bradley Prebble Pendleton Georgina Leeka ARTISTS Betty Kiper Dorothy Harner PHOTOGRAPHER Clyde Morrison SPONSOR ..... --- TYPISTS Mary Lou Boyer Lorabeil Bryant Treva Croach Kerry Lee Hodges Marybelle Myers Janie Whetstone AD SALESMEN Irene Kaplanis Carter McKee Bill Pearson -MRS. DORA ULRICI mem.-vw . . . ofthe i946 Joplimo As you glance over the 1946 Joplimo we thought you might be interested in a few of the trials and tribulations of publishing an annual. After our staff has been organized We all put our heads together and decide upon a theme. Next comes the problem of getting enough candid shots of your smiling faces to help fill our pages. This finally accomplished we settle down to Write cleverly about these pictures. Also we hurry about in a dither just hoping to meet the next deadline. When the dummy is safely in the printer's hands, we sit back and relax, only to realize that our Work is not yet completed. But of course, We must issue our product to you Which is indeed a pleasure. Yes, we made it .... for YOU! Last Row: Lorabel Bryant, Betty Kiper. Georgine Leeka, Irene Kaplanis Prebble Pendleton, Paulina Bradley, Kerry Hodges M'1dd1e Row: Dorothy Hurner, Jackie Sinks. Jean Shelton, June McDonald, Mary Lou Boyer. First Row: John Kinmonth, Clyde Morrison, Don Young, John Dunlop. Bill Pearson, Carter McKee. ti,fE fwW We Peddle the News or SPYGLASS HEADS Billie, Mary Ellen, Virginia 'ile-op-lin--Spy-glass-ss-five cents -- read all about it --If we had paper boys that's what they'd call. But we don't need to peddle our papers, be- causegthey just sell themselves. Of course, everybody wants to know the latest school doin's, and the quickest way to find out is to buy fl Je-op-lineSpy-glass-ss----fi we cents -- read all about it! SPYGLASS STAFF p QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERSHIP Barbara Bailey Robert Bolen Mary Lou Boyer Paulina Bradley Inrabel Bryant Mary Ellen Butler Treva Crouch Fred Daugherty John Dunlop Kenneth Elliff Ruth Famuliner Billie Marie Green Dorothy I-Iarner Milo Harris Kerry Loo Hodges Rosemary Hughes Jack Jewsbury Doris Johlfs Irene Kaplanis John Kinmonth Betty Kiper Georgine Leeka Hellen Longstreet Joy Maeder Joan Martin June McDonald Doris Miller Marybelle Myers Clyde Morrison Mary Ann Patrick Prebble Pendleton Beth Qualls Mary Jane Retherford Vera Rhoades Wanda Lee Sesler Jean Shelton Jacqueline Sinks Evadean Talbot Caroline Thomas Dolores Thomas Virginia Webber Erma June Whetstone Helen Whittington Jim Wilcoxen Don Young Imogene Young Rojest Zike Last Row: Jim Wilcoxen. Dick Brown, Mary Jane Retherford, Helen Lon!- street, Doris Johlfs, Milo Harris, Delores Thomas. Robert Campbell. Third Row: Joan Bassnxan. Joan Martin, Sally Camp- bell. Joanne Knaust. Pat Ryan. Virginia Anderson. Cecil Sampley, Bill Grant. Second Row: Ruth Famuli- ner. Beth Qualls, Joy Mae- der, Barbara Bailey, Lois Creech, Imogene Young, Robert Bolen. First Row: Mary Ellen But- ler, Doris Miller, Mary Ann Patrick, Wanda Sesler, Eva dean Talbot. Catherine Dit- son, Mary Rose Kassab, Mary Jane Simmons. PRESIDENT -- - SECRETARY -- Last Row: Johnny Garrison, Hubert Marvin, Franck Mc- Cracken, Jimmy Porter, Ar- thur Petty. David Smith, Kenneth P1-iuulx, Haskell Doss. Second Row: Austin Picker- ing, David Fraley, James Drewelow. Stanley Warner, Jack Sanders, Monte Lamb. Cecil Sampley. First Row: John Dunlop, Irene Kaplanis, Mary Ann Patrick, Mary Rose Kas- sah, Joanne Blanke, Lois Mary Pearson, Mary Green, Campbell Griffin. Our School Patrol ---Stanley Warner ---,Irene Kaplanis Chores without glitter-checking and rechecking lockers, preparing the placque, and bringing the Service Flag up-to- date and no one unaccounted for, merit our eternal grati- tudes. And that Football Dance, with its breathtaking air was unforgettable. Thanks, Stanley, to you and your crew for a job well done. STUDENT COUNCIL 318 mp-..... Note Bound SENIOR CHOIR JUNIOR CHORUS MR. COULTER, DIRECTOR MR. SOVEREIGN, DIRECTOR First Soprano Florence Farrell, Georirine Leeka. Jeannine Lyon, Ruth Floyd, Eth- ella Blett, Margaret Gardner, Irene Zumwalt. Mary Sue Walters. Ralpha Morgan, Doris Johlfs. Dor- is Miller, Jeanne Shultz, Roberta Childers, Norma Lee Rogers, Vir- ginia Jean Wood, Virginia Gil- christ, Virginia Tucker, Gayle Stauffer. Wanda Sesler. Billie M. Green, Kathleen Cearnal, Barbara Hartman, Beverly Stoprsdill, Mary Annis Russell, Joetta Jelifcott, Martha Morton. Tenor David Smith, Bill Turk, Rex New- man, Eugene Hays, Tonnny Milton, Bob Baker, Douglas Phillips, Dewey Hinds, Jerry White, VJil- liam Russell. Second Soprano Hazel Lankford, Nadine Finn. Carol Ann Newamn, Beverly John- son, Grinnell Gambill, Barbara Thurman, Betty Randolph, Kerry Hodges, Mildred West, Betty Strahl. Wilma Dixon, Mary Baker. Charlotte Douglas. Baritone Dale Giger, Jim Mesplay, John Leslie, Erl Harmon, Bob Breedon. Bob Musgrave, Ronald Watson. Bass Austin Pickering, Bob ltlinshaw. Elnmett Carrie-o, Donald Smith, Waldo Fiant, Morris Hunt, Dwain Brixey, Bill Pearson, Marvin Day. Willis Harrison. Second Alto Doris Snyder. Elizabeth Bruin- baugh, Helen Kaufman, Evadean Talbot, lVlarjorie Clark, Maurice Ashford, Joy llowayne Smith. .loan DeGraffcnreid, Delores lianxnpkins. Joan Handy, Imogene Young, Jane Bennett, Mary Marg'aret Lanyfllter. First Alto Cecelia VVig'1:ins, Patricia NVood- ruff. Olive Dean Wilson, Dorothy Schumacher, Edith Booth, Kay Hobart, Dorothy Harner, Jo Helen Chileutt, Jeannie Wancnmarker, Ruth Craig, Betty Jo Ward. First Soprano Christina Anderson, Darlene Bart- let, Frances Brooks, Billie .lean Borthick. Mary Cole, Shirley Con- way, Janice Cox. Leota Day, Cath- erine Ditson. Leah Fort, Mary Jean Gingrich, Melvin Graff. Mar- ilyn Green, Helen Grif'i'ith. Vir- ginia Hatcher. Bernice Higrgrin- hotham. Mary Holland, June John- son, Jewell Ann Jorgensen, Elea- nor Kimmel, Gloria Marehant, Wilma Marshall, Lora Lou Morton, Jo Ann Miller. Olive Olson, Lois Pearson, Corinne Rucker, Nellie Sue Shepard, Jean Marie Schultz, Marietta Smith. Patricia Stripling, Betty Stokes, Jean Thurman, Ros- olla Towson, Phyllis Troxol. Ann Waleher, Gloria Wolf, Lois Wood- worth, Irene Znniwalt. UIIV Helen Ard, Theodora Dixon, VVy- lene Fain, Billie Ann Gowine, Sue Grant. Barbara Hamilton, Rose- mary Hayes, Betty Jean Isen, Joyce Ann Jenkins, Faye Keieker, Naomi MeHail'ie, Mary Middleton, Patsy Miller, Joan Muhlenbnrg, Mildred Nickel, Mildred Ogle. Flora Mae Peters, Gloria Peters, Marjorie Pllue, Louise Prenott. Mary Jacque Prouty, Jo Ann lins- soll, Bargara Stogsdill, Elaine Stowell, Delores Thomas, .Ioan Thomas. Patt Truo, Doris Vowiell, Phyllis Ann Weber, Eleanor Zim- nn-rman. Second Soprano Donna Sue Adams, Patricia Bay- less. Bertha Blanket, Geneva Brown. Patsy Chestnut, Mar:l'ie Del'riest. Mary DeVoe, Lcnora Dirk, Delores Balaman, Marty Flotr-lier, Elaine Gigrer, Loretta Gillette, Lois Jane Howell, Cherie lngrain. Charlotte Johnson, Paul- ine Karlingor, Nadine Laird, Al- Ioone Leverich, Phylis Laughter. Vireginia lN1arnoy. Shirley lN1erritt, Ann lilorgenthaler. Joyce Noel. De- lores Owen, Joan Patton, Atha Pavy, Lucille Pilaer. Jeanne Kata- czali, June Rothanbarger, Marie Short, Walta Lois Tappana, Kath- ryn Tippinq, Wanda June Thomas, Marc-ia Trusty, Patty Watson, Donna Jean Wilson. . . . Traffic Only f DRUM CORPS i i Last Row: Margaret Gardner, Kay Hobart, Hazel Lankford, Betty Randolph. Fifth Row: Marge Clark, Imogene Young, Betty Jo Ward, Delores Dilworth, Helen Craig, Wanee Mae Whited, i VVilma Wiedeman Charlotte Douglas Doris Miller. Fourth Row: Florence Farrell. Shirley Schugi, Mary Magee, Phyllis White, Phyllis Lauener, Shirley Vliliiams, Kathleen Cearnal 1 Third Row: Billie Marie Green, Sara Francis, Jane Wiles, Mary Margaret Laughter, Doris Johlfs, Delores Lamp- kins Jo Helen Chilcutt. i . Second Row: Helen Kaufman, Dorothy Harner. Barbara Thurman, Evadean Talbot, Doris Snyder. First Row: Helen Ard, Mary Jane Simmons, Flora Mae Peters, Joann Thomas. Drum Major: Grinnell Gambill. Past Row: Waldo Fiant. Charles Miller, John Eaeslie, Austin Pickering, Jim Fleming, Jerry Qbert. Glenn Morgan. Jixth Row: George IUQTFLF. John Buford. Jim Vlesplay, Charles Wadkins, Jim Dale, Dale Gi- ger, Richard Wominack, David Smith. Fifth Row: Phyllis White, Kathryn Montgom- ery, Joy Dowayne Smith. Joetta Jeffeott, Evelyn Flewby, Alice Jean Reusch. mlog-:ne Young. Fourth Row: Doris Snyder, Mary Ellen Stewart. Virginia Gilchrist, Pat VVzx'cson. VV':inna Mae Whited, Melvina Graff. l lhird Row: Henrye Ann Davis, June Johnson, aurice Ashford, Carol Ann Newman, Janice ox, Betty Stokes, Gloria Marchant. Second Row: Georgine Leeka, Marge Clark, Helen Kaufman. Mary Megee, Mary Baker. Jo Helen Chilcutt, Delores Dilworth. Shirley Schug. irst Row: Betty Randolph, Barbara Thurman, vadean Talbot, Alice Theur. Wilma Wiede- an, Jeanie Lyon, Donna Nevitt, Patt True. ernice Higginbotham. SOLO AND EN SEMBLE CLUB l Concert Limit Flutes Helen Kaul'mun, Delores Jean Parks, Hcnryu Ann Davis, VVilm11 Wiedemzm, Flora Mae Pete-rs. Jewell Ann Jorgenson, Shirley Martin, Oboes John Buford, Wuldo Fizxnt, Mary Evelyn Covert. Bassouns Don England, Junkie Pierce, Fern Atteberry. Saxophones Jeannine Wood, Monte Si- Ears. Joan Thomas. Clurinets Paul Cox. Jack Jewsbury, Charles Wzxdkins, Jimmy Sparks, Bob Hinshaw. Pat Frazier, Morris Hunt, Ber- nard Vaughn. Helen Ard, Audrey Nicholson, Joy Shelley. Fred McAllister, Cornets Shirlev Schull- Clifton Smith, Pnul Arrowoocl. Charles Cope, Ric-hard Wommack, Otis Clurk. Ro- jest Zike, James Phillips, Willis Harrison, John Les- lie, Beauford Thompson. Charles Rose. Glen Breez- eley. BAND Horns Glen Morgan, Marjorie Clark, Jimmie Dale. Ch, rles Miller, Phyllis White, Roy Beavers. Baritones George DeTur, Exerett Stokes, Donald Love, Lio- nel Penclleton, Jerry Ebert. Trombones Charles Howe, Glen lllorgxun, Bill Johnson, Bill Jones, Jim Fleming. Bass Viuls Alice Theurur. West. Percussion Bill Turk, Eiiguim Charles Edds, Holm Frank Sc-heurirh. Huru O'wr.ill I x l . . . Tl'lI'68 Hours First Violin Doris Snyder, Margaret Gardner, Shirley Williams, Mary Ellen Stewart, Alan Pickering, Kathryn Mont- gomery, Imogene Young, Charles Cook, Wannae Mae Whited, Jeanette Elliot. Donna Nevitt. Second Violin Delores Dilworth, Evelyn Newby, Helen Craig, De- lores Lampkins. Marcia Trusty, Jackie Olson. Ber- nadine Peterson, Marjorie Pflug, Alice Jean Reush. Janice Rae Zilar. Violas Grinnell Gambill, Sara Francis, Kathleen Cearnal, Florence Farrell, Wathena Parker, Naomi McHaffie, Jeanne Schultz. Cellos Betty Jo Ward, Barbara Thurman, Jane Wiles, Tre- va Warden, Jane Bennett, Charlotte Douglas, Mary Cole. Bass Viols Phyliss Lauener, Mary Jane Simmons, Alice Theurer. Margaret Deatherage. Bet- ty Randolph. Mary Margar- et Laughter. Louise Prew- BAND This has been a busy year for useWe have given concerts and for the first time in three years We are entering the state music contest which will be held in Columbia, Missouri. Then fun too 4 When We gave the big concert in Jefferson City, We at- tended a banquet and made a tour through the Capitol. We have had wonderful times as well as working hard in our pursuit of better musi- cianship. ORCHESTRA ett, Sally Campbell. Jerry Ebert, Harold West. Flutes Delores Jean Parks, Henrye Ann Davis, Helen Kauf- mann. Wilma Wiediman. Mary Megee. Oboes John Buford, Waldo Fiant, Mary Evelyn Covert. Bassoons Jackie Pierce. Fern Atte- berry. Clarinets Charles Wadkins, Paul Cox, Jack Jewsbury. Horns Glen Morgan, Marjorie Clark. Jimmie Dale. Phyl- lis White, Charles Miller. Trumpets Shirley Schug, Clifton Smith, Paul Arrowwood, Richard Wommack. Trombones Bill Johnston, Charles Howe, Jim Fleming, Tubas Marvin Haase. Percussions Jim Mesplay, Bob Lowry, Charles Edds. The Junior ClassPresents J6NlE Elsbeth Colburn-Virginia Jean Wood Elsbeth: Can I have another ladyfinger, Scooper? Scooper Nolan---Cecil Sampley Scooper: Yes, yes, but what happened then? He kissed Janie? My gosh, Wait'll I see that guy! Dick Laurence---Dee Clinch Janie Colburn--Georgine Leeka f Elsbethzgjwhat you doin' to her? Xiu lv X ., U Q esiiliir - vi ,Y -x f , 'Q ','. , ,H Q if fiisit A , Q' fr ,v , f f '7 J, ,flex 'if' ' My ,V Ke mba sf QM John Van Brunt--John Dunlop fan innocent bystanderl Lucille Colburn-Prebble Pendleton Mrs. Colburn But Charles, t'hat's only Scooper Nolan with Janie. Charles Colburn-Stuart Campbell Mr. Colburn: I don't care who it is. Janie's ruined any chance I had of putting myself over in Washington! The Senior Class Presents LITTLE WOMEN 1 Jovtlean Hilton 1 Amy--Marilyn Carlson Muarrnie'---Joan Dunlop Meg'---Marjorie Clark W Beth--Patty Anne Marlatt Marmie: Father sends all sorts of loving messages to his 'Little Women'. Mr. March--Jimmy Wilcoxen Professor Bha.er-- -Kenneth Elliff Aunt MarchYJackie Sinks Beth-Patty Anne Marlatt Hannah Miullett-Kathryn Montgomery Mr. Laurence-ADon Young Aunt March: You never did know how to take care of yourself or your money. If you had, you needn't be begging me for help now! Brooke--Charles Endicott Laurie-Ken Funk Jo-Jean Hilton Megn -Marjorie Clark Laurie: Where on earth did you get those boots? Jo: Be quiet you bad boy, I thought you had gone home. Meg: Oh, go and dress, Jo. You're ridic- ulous in that costume. Georgine Leeka Joan Muhlenburg Lois Creech Pat Miller Stanley Warner Francis McCracken Alan Pickering Ken Funk John Kinmonth Sure you know us! We're the hard working and hard-hitting team that defends the honor of J. H. S., not with our brawn but with our brains and gift of gabf' With Mr. Irwin as our guiding hand and our subject, Resolved: That every able-bodied malecitizen of the United States should have one year of full time military training , We have had many suc- cesses on our .path to victory. Career Seekers Around the table discussion with: Robert Cignetti, Frances McCracken Alan Pickering, Patricia Miller, Lois Creech, Ken Funk, John Kinmonth Joanne Muhlenburg, Stanley Warner, Georgine Leeka. Future Bound THESPIANS E - , , We 41, Ima, E I 4' K case you don't know: Joy Dowayne Smith. Betty Alden, Helen Craig. John Dunlop, Charles Rose, Joan Dunlop, Jim Wilcoxen. Earline Kelly, Marilyn Carlson, Dorothy Harner, Cherie Ingram, Frances Brooks, Dorothy Schumacher, Norma Bladl. Last Row: John Kinmonth. Eddie Genereaux, Gene Daniels, Stanley Warner. Cecil Sampley. Third Row: Richard Hunter, Jim Wil- coxsn, Lester Rayinon, John Dunlop. Robert Farmer, Milo Harris. Second Row: Jean Shelton, Marjorie Clark, Jean Hilton, Maurice Ashford, Joy Dowayne Smith, Georgine Leeka, Joan Dunlop, Doris Johlfs, First Row: Mary Ellen Butler. Doris Miller, Irene Kaplanis, Norma Bladl, Marilyn Carlson, Earline Kelly. Joan DeGrafi'enreiol, Jacqueline Sinks. You will find us to be a versatile crowd-among us are actors, orators, and ah yes, even make- up artists. We gave you s e rio u s and amusing plays for your pleasure not to mention the awards We brought home with our read- ings, orations, and ex- temps . Yes, we too, have left a blazing trail behind usl TRP' mmf fi ,LL y ' . aff ayis' -6E CHRL RE 3. Q1 'qw oo., Ll SCF! IU A . 471 fx ,gp-yb w , W IW fffv t 3 7423 gg Q ,. Zi W 1 3 X S. vlxih , 3 Mx 1 is lil' : K l 1 f 1 ' 4 1 li kr xii-,fx FJ fbi .V 15 J 525, 52' X X I WM il?-' s .M M Wx ..., A. I u- 45--.., ' i 5 X Y , vwseemnw Goin! Our Way! Traniping along the pathway to success, the societies of J. H. S. have been steadfast in carrying out their ideals of loyalty and co-operation with all. Since 1922 when the iirst society, the Herculeans, was organized, each has contributed to life along our Magic Trailways by having en- lightening programs, a rich season full of parties, Weiner roasts, mixers and assembliesgending with our annual spring dances. Yes, this path- way along our Magic Trailway wouldn't have been complete without our societies to give us pleasure as well as knowledge. Hubba! Hubba! That's what we think of that super deluxe Christmas party we had at SIGMA GAMMA LAMBDA the home of Joyous Maxton,, December 12th. President --------ggYg------ Joetta Jeffcott And guess what! Each person there re- Vice President ,r ..,. Joyous Maxton ceived a Christmas surprise! We organized 5eC1'etHI'y ---- ---- W afida Hilton in March, 1926, and have definitely lived up to our motto, More Beyond, since that time. Last Row: Maxine Nl'XX'lllLlI1, Bern'ce Peters, Nudine Duree, Billie Jennings, Betty Fellund, Joettu Jeftcott, Mrs, Chestnut. Second Row: Deloi-is Neblett, Benita Serag-e, Wanda Hilton, Mary Mc- Laughlin, Jacqueline Carver. Edith Booth. First Row: Violet Tingle. Margie Pyles, Bernadine Peterson, Virginia Gilchrist, Joyous Mzixton, Thelma Laird, Elsie Holden. We started this bang-up year with a weiner roast at Schitferdecker Park honoring our new sponsor and twenty-five rushees. Again this year the Philogian Award of Honor was given to the senior with the highest average of grades during her time here in J. H. S. We L. C. Ffers are really on the march. We chose as our theme for the year Advancement and Betterment of Individual Club Members. Isn't that high sound- ing? It also fits in with our motto: Knowledge is Power. Yes, we expect to go down in L. C. F. history as power-driven members. President PHILOGIAN Last Row: Beth Qualls, Martha Cole. Imogene Gandy, Patricia Bayless, Lois Woodworth, Joan Martin. Helen Ard. Joanne Thomas, Leah Fort, Louise Prewett. Third Row: Jean Maeder, Mary Cole. Elaine Stowell, Mildred Nickel, Doris Hogan, Betty Riggs, Wilma Woods, Doris Miller. Second Row: Joy Maeder. Jackie Rus- sell, Virginia Tucker. Mary Annis Russell, Helen Harrison, Joanne Wil- lianlis, Dorothy Harner, Rayma Row- an . First Row: Jane Maeder, Treva Croach, Virginia Mabry. Jo Ann Hus- ton. Leona Hart. Eliiabeth Noland, Vera Hue-rcamp, Marcia Trnsty. L. C. F. Last Row: VVayne Lawson. Harvey Prouty, Harold Lankford, Raymond Smith, Jack Bailey, Bill Nolan, Cecil Sampley. Fifth Row: Roy Beavers, Arthur Pet- ty, John Leslie. Jim Wilson. Bob Purcelly. Harold Fithian, Bob Logan. Jim Henderson. Fourth Row: Jim Morris. Jack David- son, Dan Cochran, Ken Funk, Marvin Shank, Jim Fleming. Kenneth Priaulx. Third Row: Jack McMullen, Frank Scheurich. Dick Ray. Bill Elam, Jim Mesplay. Robert Reed, Howard Schreiner, Robert Shireman. Second Row: Bolo Baker, Bill Pearson, Lee Deskin, Francis McCracken. Bob Carter, Charles Watkins, Louis Hub- bell, Ronald Fly. First Row: Buddy Neeland, Charles Endicott, Charles Rose, Rojest Zike, Ferd Talbot, Gene Smith, Emmett Carrico, David Fraley. PHILOGIAN ,Doris Miller Vice-President n........ ,, .,.. Joan Martin Secretary President -------Joy Maeder L. C. F. -Albert Welch Vice-President ............ Jimmy Mesplay Secretary -------------Francis McCracken OLYMPIAD President ................... Jean Shelton Vice-President ........ Mary Ellen Stewart Secretary ....,.............. Sara Francis GAVEL AND QUILL President ......, ........ , -,George Pollock Vice-President .............. Charles Cook Secretary ,wY-...,.,,..,.h.. Clifton Srriifh OLYMPIAD Last Row: Jeanne Hansford, Jeanne Mueller. Sally Miller, Ann Morgen- thaler, Donna Sue Adams, Charlotte Douglas. Jean Shelton. Fourth Row: June Bennett. Lois Jane Howell. Mary Ellen Stewart, June McDonald. Mary Megee, Shirley Wil- liams, Pat Linebarger, Kathleen Cearnal. Third Row: Katherine Tipping. Eliza- beth Brumbaugh, Patty Marlatt, Bar- bara Thurman, Betsy Pate, Georgine Leeka, Prebble Pendleton, Paulina Bradley. Jackie Sinks. Second Row: Joan Dunlop, Marilyn Carlson, Grinnell Gambill, Irene Kaplanis, Janet Nell Kennedy, Jane Wiles. Sara Francis, Helen Kaufmann. First Row: Catherine Ditson, Rose- mary VVadlcigh, Gayle Stauifer, Ann Boyd. Mary Rose Kassab, Treva War- den, Olive Olson. GAVEL AND QUILL Last Row: John Kinrnonth. John Gar- rison. Carter, McKee. John Ivie, Waldo Fiant. Nick Castagno, Austin Pickering, Charles Cook, Leo Davis. Fourth Row: Bill Drake, Monte Si- gars, Howarl Marvin. Richard John- son, Dick Brown, Robert Warden. Bill Hood, Tom Crim. Third Row: Dean Wooclin, Hubert Marvin, Clifton Smith, Wayne Nich- ols, Bill Coles. George DeTar, Glen P ug. Bob Bolen. Second Row: Harley Jeans, Alan Pickering, Bill Johnston. Clark Rid- path, Don Hughes, Bob Hartley, George Pollock, Jimmy Dale. First Row: Monte Sanders, John Bu- ford. Paul Arrowood, Everett Stokes, Richard Wommack, Bradford Spicer. We Olympaids started the new year with our fall mixer. Junior Miss was the theme throughout which was topped off with a classy show. Another highlight of our big year was the annual assembly. Need we say more? Say, wasn't that spring dance something to be remembered? Did you see those satisfied smiles on all our faces the morning after that pip of a mixer at McClelland Park? Did We stuff ourselves! Whew! We've had many interesting programs, too. Remember that for- mal debate we heard? We've learned that debating isn't as easy as it sounds! Yes, our activities have been Htopsl' with us this year. We Sapphonians are really in the groove this year fno, we donlt mean rut.J 'Cover girlsefrom cover to coverv ee that was the theme of our gala mixer. More fun! And there's the little matter of our annual football banquet, too. If you want to know how it came offejust ask the fellas e-they'll say it Was really a swell fling! HoW's that? Yes, the oldest societyeeThat's the Heres! We have had some snappy programs this year based on our motto, Hands that vvorkg Minds that Thinkg Hearts that Love . We finished the year right with our annual spring fling! J SAPPHONIAN Last Row: Walta Tappana, Kay Ho- bart, Kerry Lee Hodges, Pat Hobart, Margy DePriest, Shirley Martin, Pat Miller, Billie Borthick. Fourth Row: Mary Evelyn Covert, Marty Fletcher, Mary Ann Moore, Mary Thomas, Joyce Noel, Mary Jac Prouty, Phylis Laughter, Third Row: Marge Clark, Mary Hei- drick, Mary Sue W'alters. Glenna Dean Witzansky. Joanne Knuast, Pat Ryan, Carol Ann Newman, Peggy Sue Current. Second Row: Ann Watkins, Alice Theurer, Eva Dean Talbot, Patt True, Lois Creech, Mary Jane Simmons, Shirley Schug, Delores Dilworth. Norma Lee Rogers. First Row: Virginia Wyckoff, Wilma Wiedeman, Joanne Hollingsworth, Florence Farrell, Frances Brooks. Gerry Cannon, Betty Randolph, Jewel Ann Jorgenson, Olive Dean WVilson. HERCIQLEAN Last Row: Douglas McPherson, Wally Hodges, Monte Taylor, John Montgoma ery, Stanley Lea, Ralph Richey, Hal Richardson, Emerson Foulke. Fifth Row: VVally Spracklen, Eddie Genereaux, Fred Daugherty. Harry Prigg, Jirn Drewclowe, Stanley War- ner, Allen Boucher. Don Young. Fourth Row: Dick Grayson, Henry Robertson, Earl Long, Wayne Muhien- burg, Jim Olin, John Smith. Richard Hunter. Third Row: Neal Williams, Bill Gar- rison, Bill Cutbirth. Jack Sanders. Jack Jewsbury, James Brown, Thom Roberts. Second Row: John Tipping, John Gar- rett, Jim Dunlop. Bob Berry, Harry Landreth, John McLaughlin, Dick Kuykendall. First Row: Lester Raynion. Jim Wil- coxen, Robert McNabb Tom Morgan. Bill Grant, Eldridge oFulke, Camp- bell Griilin. Rex Newman. V SAPPHONIAN President ---,,--, ..,,.s., Mary Thomas Vice-President tc.. .,..,,t... K ay Hobart Secretary .,.,. --.Wu Kerry Lee Hodges HERCULEAN President ....,,....c,c..... - Bill Cutbirth Vice-President Y ...... --,Stanley Vtfarner Secretary-Treasurer --- ..t. John Dunlop PALETTE AND BRUSH President ...... --- Bob Drewelow Vice-President --- ,,,,------,- Bob COX Secretary .kv,. -- Patricia Woodruff ASPASIAN President ...... --- Marybelle Myers Vice-President --- ---Phyllis Lauener Secretary .....- ..-- J anie Whetstone PALETTE AND BRUSH Last Row: Bob Drewelow, Bob Cox, Don Linder, Dale Marden, Gene Hayes. Second Row: Jeannine Wood, Mary Baker, Sue Carol Jones. Barbara Bai- ley, Mary Jane Retherford, Hazel Lankford. Betty Kiper. First Row: Ann Walcher. Jeannine Lyon, Joan Purkett. Doris Jean Doty, Mayla Arnold, Pat lfVoodruff. AS I-'ASIAN Last Row: Beulah Kelly. Marjorie Pflug, Betty Dagley, Phyllis Lauener. Delores Lampkins. Joan Abernathy. Dorothy Schumacker, Dorothy Chas- tain. Second Row: Mary Lou Boyer, Mary Belle Myers, Helen Whittington, Mary Ann Patrick. Martha Fly. Eleanor Kimmel. Helen Scheurich, Carol Over- man. First Row: Jane Whentstone, Wanda Smith, Jackine Colson, Martha Mel- ton, Gloria Marchant, Betty Stokes. Marilyn Green. Palette and Brush members have really brushed around this year. We started the season with a snap- py covered-dish supper in the home of Gene Hays. Then we came through with some super posters to use in advertising the football games. Learned to paint on glass, too. Just think-all this in one year. Who for? What for? We Aspasians' with our grand and glorious mixer! After such a feast we were all cheers. Keeping our theme, Women of Today , in mind, we produced some entertaining programs. ln the end we Wound up the year with the Pan Hellenic dance. What fun! Yes, it's true. We're the youngest society in J. H. S., but we've made hay while the sun shonew. Since our beginning in 1941 our membership has grown by leaps and bounds. This year the new members were welcomed at Halloween Masquerade, and from the looks of the beautiful mantillas and sombreros dis- played the party was a great success. Our big party was held on April 22nddIn case you don't know, the ancient Romans called it Lupercalia wwhich means Festival of the Wolves . lt's our one date affair. We excel in plays and gamesealso high brow stuff like classical art and literature. Donlt let ,anyone try to tell you our meetings are dry 'cause they're definitely fun. LOS AMIGOS Last Row: Charles Miller. Joe Boyer, Bill Freer. John Taggart, Earl Melton, Denvel Tippit. Second Row: Imogene Young. Kathryn Montgomery. Robert Greenlee. Joy Dowriyne Smith. Betty Bowser. First Row: Rosella Towson, Wilma Ruth Floyd, Amelia Moreno, Frances Walters. Lucille Piha. S. P. Q. R, Last Row: Gene Morgan, Maurice Morgan. Mark Hastings. Marvin Haase, John Hardy. Jack Pierce, Na- than Holt. llrlarvin Boyd. Third Row: William Russell, Melvina Graff, Faye Kievker. Phyllis White. Alice Jean Reuseh, Beverly Brunson, Jean Marie Schultz, Ann Denny. Second Row: Joan DeGratl'cnreid, Jane Koelker, Louise Ayers, Waxinee Mae XVhitecl, Pat WVzitson, Charlotte White. Sally Campbell. First Row: Cecelia Wiggins, Martha Haase. Patricia Ricketts. Darlene Bartlett, Leonora Dick, Evelyn Newby, Evelyn Green, LOS AMIGOS President s....s..,,.,s Joy Dowayne Smith Vice- President Secretary , ,-- Consul ---.. ,,..,,,, , ,U Second Consul First Quaestor -- .-s.. .,- Bob Greenlee N-. Denveil Tippitt S. P. Q. R. Beverly Stogsdill ,Wu Faye Kiecker -- Gene Morgan PHILO PHRONIAN President .....f.......,..... Joyce Harris Vice-President -N ,H Jackie Janes S'9CF9tH1'y --- --- Rita Plympton ATALANTIAN P1'eSid91'1t ----. ........ D oris Johlfs Vice-President -- M Roberta Childers Secretary ..... -- Billie Marie Green PIIILO PHRONIAN Last Row: Betty Stripling. Betty Bradley, Christine Anderson, Nolene Bacon. Betty Johnson. Second Row: Carla Plumlee. Grace Mapes. Bobbie Critser, Jacqueline Janes, Fiora Mae Peters, Joyce VVom- mack. First Row: Nadine Finn, Jane Roth- enharQ'ei'. Mary Ann Cignetti. Bar- bara Marchant, Mary Fly, Mary Jean Gingrich. ATALAN TIAN Last Row: Wilma l arker, Betty Bur- Wick, Dolores Hill, Dolores Eakrnan. Virginia Buxton, Berna. Jean Pro- vince, Shirley Merrit, Rosalie Gill, Mildred West. Third Row: Helen Harrison. Joanne Bassman, Beverly Stogsclill, Ralpha Morgan. Joanne Cox. Roberta Child- ers. Janice Cox, Mary Lou Priaulx, Betty Stites. Second Row: Maxine McHaH'ie, Martha Morton, Jeannie Schultz, Jean Middleton, Charlene Mielke. Cherie Ingram. Helen Orr, Ruth Fzimuliner, First Row: Mary Ellen Butler, Lois Fanning, May Ann Legg, Betty Kirby. Rosemary Hughes, Joanne Hughes, Norma Bladl, Donna Nevitt. Who says that literature and chili don't mix? Well, we mixed 'em at our mixer and We gathered in some fine members. Look us over, and if it's literature you Want, just call for the Lavender and White . We're really not copy-cats, We just believe in doing' things right. That's Why We borrowed our motto, Speed and Success from the Greek Goddess, Atal- anta, to help symbolize our ideals--courage, loyalty, and cooperation. We're living up to those ideals, too, you should have been at the mixer our officers plan- ned for us last fall! Some stuff, eh gals! Hi cousin, What's buzzin? lt's probably we Castalians -we've got plenty on the ball. We began With a bang'-Aa Bobby Sox mixer. We learned to Watch our P's and Q's', through programs built around the theme Social Demeanorn. Members are still raving over the marionette show produced in cne meeting. Sorryeel believe youlll find My heart a dewdrop is , an ample metaphor instead of a simile. But a ticket to next Week's production. Yes, we're in full swing' again with quizes and debates, 'cause Open Discus- sion for All is our motto. A CASTALIAN Last Row: Donna Wilson, Mary Lou- ise Shimmons, Joanne Patton, Phy- liss Troxel, Maxine Craig, Nellie Shepard. Fourth Row: Margie Pyles, Benita. Serage, Alice Porter. Kathryn Ford, Elaine Giger, Betty Evans. Jo Helen Cllilcutt. Third Row: Marie Short, Bernadine Hosp, Betty Peterson, Marilyn St. Clair, Joy Shelley, Billie Smith, Lora Morton, Helen Craig. Second Row: Betty Brammer, Patty Poole, Betty Jackson, Tommy Gil- bert, Joanne Klarquist, Charlene Campbell, Margie Dunn. First Row: Bernice Evans, Evelyn Fox, Barbara Hartman, Madge Ram- sey, Joyce Minchin, Wanda June Thomas, Peggy Fergzuson. FORUM Last Row: Gene Daniels, Howard El- rod, Ralph Green, Claude Noel, Second Row: John Morrison, Bob VValters, John Colman, Marvin John- son, Van Greenwood, Robert Hagen. First Row: Bob Farmer, Tommy West. Marvin Day, Jerry White, Carl Mc- Cnlley, Frank WVarren. CASTALIAN President ,,....,,..,.,f,,,. Maxine Craig Vice-President -U ....,,,, Betty Hogp Qnn-,vA+nv-vv 'Dnvwdf-.n Tffvnnn .Jcc.c...., ,.... ...,, - - .,......,.. B.a..s FORUM President ......,...,. ,.,..., B ob Farmer Secretary-Treasurer H ,,... Gene Daniels Owen. Pate. Pendleton, Peters. Peterson. Pllug. Pool. Treadine The Road . . . GIRL RESERVES President --, ............... ,-- Doris Johlfs Vice-President ............... Kay Hobart Secretary ....... .- -,-- Treasurer .... Program .... Treasurer - ...... ----- Joan De Graffenreid --- Bett Ryandolph -----.-- Doris Miller --- Betty Randolph Song Leader --. .......... , Maurice Ashford Service ....... ------------- Maxine Craig Social ..... ----.. .... .... , .... S ara Francis Reporter --, .... , ...... - - Charlotte Douglas For a group of girls with vim, vigor, and vitality plus, we can't be beat. Our chief sparkler, Doris Johlfs, really could pull in the memberships -lowly sopho- mores to almighty seniors-we literally packed the gym at the annual mixer ending with a most welcome treat, those hard-to-get candy bars. From the time We Followed the Gleam of tiny candles around the entire auditorium in an impressive ceremony, to that really scrumptious banquet, we had programs and ac- tivities packed With pep. Senior Members Bennett. Boyd, Brumbaugh, Butler. Carlson, Childers Chilcllft. 0019. COX. Craig, Craig. Croach, Dagley, Del Gratfenreid. Dixon. Dunlop. Evans. Fadling, Fanning Fanning. Felland, Forrest, Fort. Fox. Francis, Gambill Gandy. Gooch, Green, Green. Harner, Hart. Heidrick, Henl ry. Hilton, Hobart. Hodges, Hollingsworth, Huddleston Hughes. Hughes. Jei'l'cott. Jennings. Johlfs. Jones. Kaufl mann, Kaplanis, Kelly. Kennedy. Kiper, Kirby, Lampkins Laughter, Lauener. Legg, Marchant. Marlatt, Myrtin, Maxton, Moyer, McDonald. McHai'Tie, Middleton. Miller. Mills. Moreno, Morgan. Montgomery, Newby. Newman, Patrick, Peters. Plympton, Qualls, Randolph, Retherford, Rousselot. Ryan. Schultz, Sesler. Shelton, Sinks. Smith, Smith, Snyder. Stewart, Talbot, Thomas. Thurman. Wan- nenmacher, Ward. Whetstone, Whittington, Wiles. York. Junior Members Ard, Ashford, Bailey, Bartlett, Bladl, Bradley, Brooks, Ayers, Campbell, Cannon. Cartright. Cearnnl, Chastain Creech, Dillwortlh, Douglas, Ferneau. Floyd, Fly, Fly: Fort. Gilbert. Gilchrist, Graff. Grant. Haase. Hansford, Harrison. Hartman. Hester, Heurcamp, Hill, Hobart, Hus- ton. Jackson, Jorgensen, Kassab. Keicker, Kimmel, Knaust. Koehler, Larson. Leeka, Lyon, Lyter. Mabry, Mclntire. Megee, Morey, Moss. Nelson, Newman. Noland, Olson, Ott, Ramsay. Rowland. Ryan. Schug. Shimmons. Short, Sim- mons. Smith. Stehm, Thomas, Towson, Walters, Watkins Watson, Wiedeman, White, VVhite. Whitley. Wilson Wood. Wyckoff. Sophomore Members Adams. Attebury, Babb. Bailey. Bayless, Bellman, Blanke Boi-thick. Boyd, Brown, Campbell. Chestnut, Cole, Col- son, Conway. Covert. Cox, Davis, Deatherage, Depriest Dorn, Elliott, Easterline, Fain, Fletcher. Frazier, Giger Gilliam, Gowing. Grant, Griffin. Hankins, Harrison. Hart Hatcher, Holford. Howell, Jackson, Johnson. Jones. King Laird, Laughter, Leverich. Long. Maeder, Maeder. Mar- chant, Martin, Martin. Merritt, Middleton, Miller, Miller Moore, Morgenthaler. Nickle, Noel, Olson, Outland, Parks Patton, Pearson, Pflug, Phillips, Pool, Porter. Prouty Prewett, Rataczak. Rowland. Russell, Russell, Snell Spear, St, Clair, Stokes, Stowell, Tappana, Tipping Thomas, Wadleigh. Walbert, Walters, Warden, We-her West. Witzansky. Wolf, Wilar. Zumwalt. . . . of Proeress HI-Y Back Row: Kenneth Elliff. John Kin- month, Charles Endicott. Bill Elam. Jimmy Brown. Dale Giger, Harley Jeans. Charles Cook. Bill Coles. Jack Flournoy, Roderick Meredith, Robert Shireman. Ronald Fly, Charles Howe, Monte Sanders, Allan Pickering, Front Row: Dan Cochran. David Righthouse, Bob Bolen. Fred Talbot. Clyde Morrison, Jimmy Porter, VVayne Nickel. Jimmy Mesplay. Clyde Elliott. Roy Beavers, Billy Whited. President ...... -- Austin Pickering ViCe-President ..... ...e.. B ob Boleri Secretary-Treasurer W- - Alan Pickering This is the Breakfast Club starring Hi-Y's owngPick- ering Brothers. Yes, fellas, tune in every Friday morning at 7:30 o'clock for fun and food. The fun in- cludes group singing, entertaining talks by Joplinis leading citizens, and our date breakfast fgirls, not fruitj. Sounds mighty inviting, doesn't it? Won't you join us real soon? Important Stops Pathways to Good Cooks T'hank,s to our Cafeteria Staff - Mrs. Beckham, lVIrs. Campbell, Mrs. Huddleston, Mwrs. Green, Miss Folds, Mrs. Bull, Mrs. Still., Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Wool- ever, and Mrs. Forney for vitamins from A. to Z. Good Service A Smile a day from Florence, Joan, Virginia, Beulah, Mary, Georgia, and Mary Evelyn, Keeps the Doctor Away. Good Food 'lhere's food. :around the corner for Danny. Alone The Wav Pathways to Knowledge Arm, Lois, and Sue seek informa- tion from Irene. Building Practical Training in Mianual Training for Wayne, Richard, Charles, and Jesse. Homemaking Mary and Joan reially know the truth, in the old saying: The way to a marfs heart is through good eats . Vot iss, David? Praising Oskee-wow-wow? Somebody's found a new way to work up 21 crowd. Standin' on the corner chewin' a piece of gum fMary Ann and Marty. Jeanine's cheerful about the whole deal. Bob and Jack: Whar? Johnny: Over than Now the day is over. Over for Whom? Allan, Charles, and Jim -f-'Tor he's a jolly good fellow. You crazy or sumpin'? says Cookie of John and Fred. That sure is an Ipana smile, Marybelle. Or is it? Waitin' for the time to go in' fReta and Evelyn. Just before the tennis game, Don and Stanley take time out. Harold, Lester, Marybelle and Janie--'high .-The faithful game watuhersu- Mr. Wood, tm 21 windy pole. Mr. Van Pool, Mr. Humphrey, Mr. Kell, :md wr d J t ff t tt the' tuf1 ' MV' Deathemge' . ar an ane s ru tn' s ' ' . y Figihtiug for time- -and J. H. S. G ll b ag th g' A1 - b,3En3im.t1?.n' S e H S up Smitty, the hlcmti Jean :md Betty Celebrate bombshell, got hit. another vnu-to1'-ee. With Liberty and Justice for Jack the Whistler Food around the corner for all on election day. wherefs his dog? Evadean. W l'k ' t ---M . D. e I em on T Peggy isn't helping' shine those Such long legs Robert- the Billie Anne isn't really buttons is sheg Bob? better to chase the girls with? studious - she just likes to look th tz . 3 Way Nellie, Gloria, and Mary liter- Oops, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny with his famous look. ally freeze for the cmnera. Oops, Johnny. Fourteen pins all in ax row. E il, f' fear. Helen takes a last look before You finally learned those lines Say please, Mary Jac. Betsy, someday he'll come Pint 'size but dangerous-with along'-the man you love. With Hal at the Wheel. Was this trip necessary, Jack? We've got Claude, Martha, Max- S h b f 1 T I ine and Imogene up a tree. uc a eauti u 'ace -- tial mule has. that test. Alan's home for a while. What do We do in the drum corps? We march -Awe march This isn'L Al6XH.l'1ll9l'7S --re - eh Virginia and Olive? WE MARCH. Ragtime Band. The Rangamuffins pose for us, Our Liberty Bell ---- Let's keep it ringing ------ Let it be our own Magic Trailway ------ - - - - - - A trailway to Life, Liberty, and Happiness Let's not forget. Ah! -- Ah! -- Ah! Don't Detour Here! Last but not least come our advertisers who have made the publishing of this book possible. Too them we say Thank You. Abernethy Lumber --- A. G. Stores ......... Al Burgess Insurance- American Laundry --- American Service Ice- Balay's Grocery ...... B 62 G Hosiery ,,--.. Barker's Slhoes --. .... - Becktold Binders .,.. Ben Franklin 5 Kr 10- Bogdon's Candies --- Breck's Boot Shop --.- Bullard-Bell Notions - ButterHeld's Jewelry - C 8x A Barbeque ----- Carl's Shoe Store --.- Carlson's Seed ------ Carrothers Motor Co. Carter Typewriter Co. Chamber of Commerce Chenault's Smart Shop Christman Dry Goods Citizens Loan Kr Inv.- Coca Cola .--- , ------ Coglizer ------------ Collins-Sweatt ------ Commercial Printing Connor Hotel ------- Coronet Photography Coulter-McGuire ---- Court House Barbers Crown Coach Co. --- Davis Real Estate --- DeMolay ---- ,- -, ---- --- DuPont --,--, -------- -- Eagle-Pic'her ------- ,-- Empire Cleaners ----- Empire District ------ Ernie Willimson Music Farnsworth Florist - -- F1eld's ---- . ----------- First National Bank -- Fleeta's Beauty Shop-- Fox Theatres ---- .--,-- Frisco Pharmacy ----- . Gas Service ---------- Gates Drug Store ---- General Steel -------- Glenn's Potato Chips-- Goodrich Silvelrtown 100 110 110 118 114 123 96 123 126 121 99 124 104 125 106 131 136 123 138 106 134 100 98 131 123 113 116 103 115 119 102 118 98 120 109 122 96 101 105 119 115 114 102 124 102 112 121 135 126 105 Gray's Electric .....-- 98 Hadley Tatum Co. ---- 134 Hatley Dance School -102 Haynes Rexal Drug --119 Hays' Market ----.... 111 Helm Real Estate ---- 96 Hornaday's --....-... 108 Independent Gravel --118 Insurance Exchange --128 1nter-City Florists --.. 110 Jamison Drug ---.,.. 119 Jefriesl SL Boyd Oil Co. 115 Joe Harding Oi'f'c Eq 100. Joplin Body dz Trailer 127 Joplin Cement Co. ---133 Joplin Furniture ----. 96 Joplin Globe ---.-... 103 Joplin Hardware ----- 105 Joplin Junior College -138 Joplin Lumber ------. 136 Joplin National Bank- 97 Joplin Public Service-135 Joplin Tobacco Co. --133 Joplin Transfer KL Sto. 115 Junge's Bread ------- 128 Kassab's ------.. . ..... 94 K. C. Food Market ---130 Keystone Hotel ------ 124 Keystone Laundry ---102 Kincaid's --, ---- ,- ---. -110 Kiwanis ------.---- --129 Kresge 5 SL 10 ------- 105 Lambda Alpha Lambda 95 Laws Silver Castle ---7 99 Lewis Machine ---,---- Mangelis ------------- Mlarkwardt's Bread -- McCool's Drug ------- McKee's Jewelry ----- Meeker's -------- , ---.- Megee's Drug Store -- Mid-Continent Eng. -- Milligan Sheet Metal-- Miners Ice 81 Fuel --- Modern Recreation -- MoXley's Grocery ---- Myers Motor --------- Nelson Electric ------ Newberry 5 8: 10 ---- Newman Dry Goods -- 99 134 117 136 94 107 127 137 130 116 113 121 113 112 107 133 New Method Cleaners Newton's Jewelry ---- New York Lunch --.-- Nick's Hat Shop --,--- Osborn Coal Co. ----- Osterloh's Book Store- Ozark Engineering --- Paramount Sandwich Parker-Hunsaker ----- Parkway Pharmacy -- Peerless Machinery -- Penney'-s --..-... ..... Pepsi-Cola ---.-. . ..--. Phi Lambda Epsilon-- Pioneer Oil Co. --. ---- . Pipkin-Boyd-Neal ---- Pope Beauty Shop ---- Purkett's Laundry ---. Rainbow -..... . ...1-- Rainey Roofing --,---- Ramsay's --...... . .--- Rayl-Stanley Motors -- Reeves Jewelry --,---- Rogers Iron Works -- Rosenburg's Shoes --.- Rotary Club --------- Roy's Bar-B-Q --..--. Sc'hnur Printing Co. -- Sears Roebuck SL Co.-- Shady's --............ S.VV. Sash SL Door --- Stephens Agency ---- Tau Phi Gamma ----- Thomas Fruit --, ---- -- Thornfhill-Dillon --.-- Topaz Shop ---- ,--.---- Troutman Florists --,-- Up-Town Motor ----- Vaughan Repair ..---- Vogue Beauty Shop -- Walter Jackon Drug-- 1fVardrobe Cleaners -- White Rock Lunch --- Wilder's Town Hall -- Williams Drug Co. -- Wingo Photographers. Woolworth 5 Sz 10 --- Yates Hotel ------ ---- Zinn's Jewelry -,----- 117 113 104 128 108 131 111 128 108 104 117 129 104 95 94 111 128 130 120 ,134 137 112 107 126 109 97 94 131 125 132 121 116 132 112 126 99 94 125 98 121 109 104 98 102 98 130 136 109 117 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '46 7 615561 S The Spotlight of Ffuhion - SINCE I907 - ROY'S BAR-B-Q JOPLIN, Mot Where Friend! Meet, Greet, and Eat DIXCEL GASOLINE More Power to You PIONEER OIL CO. Buy It At McKee'5 and You Know Iff Right WCJQ jewegy Co. JOPLIN, MISSOURI Phone I I32 509 Main St PHONE 1452 Greenhouses Night Phone 3512 34th and Moffet PHONE 932 T R O U T M A N ' S The H owe That Service Built F L O W E R S Store: I I8 West Sth St. JOPLIN, MO Q. What do you lose every time you stand up? A. Your lap. N tyt GRADUATES We hope that you will place this wish among your memoranda The Bef! of Link I0 All of You from LAMBDA ALPHA LAMBDA GRADUATING MEMBERS IUNE MCDONALD, President MARIILYN CARLSON, Vice-President GRINNELL GAMBILL, Rec. Secretary IEAN SHELTON, Corr. Secretary BARBARA THURMAN, Treasurer IRENE KAPLANIS, Sergeant-at-Arms MARY ELLEN STEWART, Reporter IANE WILES, Doorkeeper IOAN DUNLOP, Parliamentarian IACQUELINE SINKS PATTY MARLATT IANET KENNEDY SARA FRANCIS MARY THOMAS IANE BENNETT HELEN KAUFMAN PHI LAMBDA EPLISON FRATERNITY Wifhey to Congmmlpzte the G mzlmzting c,'l,fI-I of 1946 OFFICERS HARRY LANDRETH, President BOB BARRY, Vice-President IOHN DUNLOP, Treasurer IAMES DUNLOP, Sarg-at-Arms CAMPBELL GRIFFIN, Secretary MONTE TAYLOR, Reporter DEE CLINCH, Corresponding Secretary GRADUATING MEMBERS IOHN KINMONTH BILL CUTBIRTI-I LESTER RAYMOND GLEN PFLUG TOM CRIM WAYNE MUHLENBERG BOB BERRY IACK SANDERS Q. What do you take ott last betore getting into bed? A. Your feet otf ot the floor. Ninety-five Own Your Own Home and Be Happy T. C. H ELM REAL ESTATE, LOANS, AND INSURANCE Will Exchange What You Have for What You Want l l7 E. 7th Phone 984 Joplin, Mo, B 8g G EM PIRE H O 5 , E R Y CLEANERS Tailoring and Alterations H059 That Wea' Dry Cleaning - Hats Blocked Lingerie and VNl3Sl'!-FI'OCliS M E of Quamy S12 vv. vm Sf. Phone 1137 Compliments Joplin Furniture Company 706-708 Main St. Joplin, Mo. GOOD FURNITURE . . . SINCE 1897 Q. What is very light and impossible to hold for very long. A. Your breath. Ninety-Six .IOPLIN NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COIVIPA Y Joplin, Mo. OFFICERS ARNOLD LEONARD, Chairman ot Board I. E. CARM, President F. P. CILTNER, Vice-Pres. and Cashier GUY MCHENRY, Vice-President T. R. CRAWFORD, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS L. S. BOUCHER D. MYERS, IR. L. R. REYNOLDS R. K. MCPHERSON F. P. CILTNER CLARENCE CRAIG C. MEEKER t:On leave with U. S. GUY MCHENRY I. E. OARM Armed Services ARNOLD LEONARD CLAUDE BROWN Established l89O Satety Deposit Boxes Installment Loan General Banking Trust Department Department Savings Member ot Federal Reserve System Member ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation With sincere compliments and congratulations The ROTARY CLUB of JOPLIN Q. What is the most delicate animal in the world? A. A frog, because he will croak it you touch him. Ninety-seven Congratulations to the Class of '46 GRAY? J LAW R E N C E'S I FIEIITIIIL White Rock Lunch SHIJP Corner 6th and Joplin Street JOPLIN, MISSOURI I IS West Sixth Street 'A' HOOOO FOOO JOPLIN, Mo. Phone 670 FOR GOOD HEALTH WILLIAMS DR-JG COMPANY Qualzfy Dmggzmv JOPLIN, MO. l42O Main St. Phone I l38 VAUGHAN REPAIR SHOP Bicycles - Repairing and Supplies - Safes - Locks and Key Fitting - Gunsmith Work - Saw Filing - Lawn Mower Sharpening 2l8MAIN ST. PHONE 3I0O He Who Owns a. Lovely Home Will Seldom Feel the Urge to Roam Complimenly of FRED DAVIS REAL ESTATE 6I9 Joplin St. Phone 523 A LOAN TODAY, A YEAR TO PAY CITIZENS LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. Q. When is a baseball player like a spider? A. When he catches a fly. N 5 ght L!-lWS SILVER L!-XSTLE FOUR STAR SPECIALISTS IN . . if Good Food at Moderate Prices if Cleanliness i Attentive Service if Courtesy Always Free GUY A. LAWS Air Parking 8th and Main Streets Conditioning COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and MACHINE SHOP SERVICE ZewiA Machine Cv. Second and Joplin St. Phone 448 Congmmhztiom, Clan of '46 TOPAZ SHOP Style Without Extravagancen agnqdonb, .Simpy You'll Enjoy Our Delicious Candies JOPLIN, MO. 5l3 Main St, Phone l299 Sneeze on Monday, Sneeze for danger. N ty 'THE:JCH3IfARfHIH3f3O BUSINESS MACHINES AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT 830 Joplin Phone 302 Joplin, Mo, COURTESY OF f' SE T11 A I ' ' I 'A 'r x fx ' 's Crlii Q N 1- N Q Joolin's Complete Department Store E, C. I-XBEHNETHY LUMBEH EU. Retail Dealer ot High-Grade BUILDING MATERlAl. Seventh and Kentucky Phone 430 Sneeze on Tuesday, Kiss a Stranger 0 Hpdd q i l , , , A' ' .4 A FREE C9 E ' thout restraintl , 1 . .U 4' ' I gmeaning-wi 3 + plus ,Sq ENTERPRISE Qmeaning'-adventurous, enef' getic, progressive D L-eff' ,-: equals AMERICA Qthe Land of opvoftunityl THE 9 , W' ev The building of Americae the home of over 130 millions of happy, prosperous people today- was on a foundation of Free Enterprise . . . . freedom to work, think, worship and live under a democratic form of government, that is, of the people, by the people, for the people. Let's keep the Free Enterprise system of America alive forever. DISTRICT ELECTRIC CUIIIPHIIH' A Tax Paying Institution Government Regulated, Investor Owned, Locally Managed One Hundred Sneeze on Wednesday, Sneeze for a Letter, One Frisco Pharmacy Where Plmrmfzcy If 41 Profemiorz Keystone Laundry CLEAN I N G P R E S S l N G 410 Virginia Ave. 3rd Floor . . ' Make Our Phone Line Frlsco Bullclmg Your Clothes Line Free Delivery Phone 6800 phone .4303 phone 4301 lop'-'N 5 COMPLI!VlEN'l'S TOWN HALL . E . from World Famed Artists Music - Dance Lectures - Entertainment Special Rates to Students Q mance, Studw, MRS. JAY L WILDER, Mgr. Office -M jenkins Music Co. phones 328 - 2677 2l5 East l2l'l'1 Phone 423 6l6 Jopin St. Telephone 9447 Compliments x I V ! F L E E T A S count:-rouse 0 BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SHOP Permanent Wave Specialists Fleeta Sullivan Owner joplin, Missouri FOR BETTER HAIR CUTS l2O West 5th Joplin, Mo. Phone 9552 Sneeze on Thursday, Something Better, 0HtllT For News of the World of Joplin and the District R d THE JOPLIN GLCBE and THE NEWS HERALD Qomplimems of Hotel Qomnoif jopzm, iiiizfi. Renolezzfvofus Qocktail Lounge Kit Kat Qoffee Shop Sneeze f EPSF 0 4 SENIORS There is something particularly satisfying about the Well-Groomed feeling that comes as result of having clothes Cleaned and Pressed by Uwldlwbn, Klcanafm, l-402 JOPLIN STREET PHONE 490 LUNCHES - SANDWICHES - FOUNTAIN SERVICE NEW YORK LUNCHEONETTE Meets Your Friends Here l22 West Fifth Phone 9486 PARKWAY PHARMACY 20th and Empire PHONE 900 JOPLIN, MO. COMPLIMENTS BULLARD-BELL COMPANY Wholesale Only---School Suppliis :ral Cmiiivail Could 9l2 Main JOPLIIJ, MO, Phone ZS Sneeze on Saturday, Joy Tomorrow, o H 1 d F S. S. KRESGE CO. 5 - IOc and 25C Store SI .OO Store 506 Main St. 5I4 Main St, Community Necessity JOPLI N, MISSOURI I ERNIE WILLIAMSON MUSIC co. BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS KIMBALL PIANOS RADIOS 6II Main, Phone I57 ZIO S. Wood, Phone I36 408 N B d y Ph 638 joplin, Mo. Neosho, Mo. P b gh K JOPLIN HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE 628 Main Phone 59 B. F. Goodrich Stores AUTO and HOME SUPPLIES i' Ik 'A' i' if 'A' 42I Wall Phone I O80 Sneeze on Sunday, Company Cornin'. 0 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1946 ALWAYS WELCOME at the C. St A. BARBFCUF THURMAN WILSQN and t BILL OWEN 2608 Main Phone 1382 Joplin Bminesx Believe! in YOU-AND IN JOPLIN Education depentix on Bnxinen' -Bnsznesx on Edztcntzon together, nothing if ifnpomible Joplin Chamber of Commerce 1 12 West Fourth Center of District Activities Q. Whehyou th fh ht thq kt yttllt ght A. Bythesl l CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULAT ONS SENIORS from 92 The Meeker Co., Inc. 9. 3. A6 Manufacturers of D 6, FINE LEATHER GOODS 5 ' lO and 25C Sl0VeS Sold by Better Dealers Everywhere Fifth and Main Joplin, Mo. BULOVA HAMILTON ELGIN and LONGINES ldatchm, We offer CONGRATULATIONS to the 1946 Senior Clam Make Our Store Your Heizilqiiizrterf for Your Gift Buying Reeves Jewelry Q. Why does a hlen lay eggs? A. Because if she drops them they would break, One Hundred Seven C omplimemff 0 f Uma ay? To The Clem of '46 JOPLIN'S LEADING YOUNG MEN'S STORE 0 S B 0 R COAL COMPANY Quality Har N0 Subftitzzten Exclusive Dealers SAPPHIRE SMOKELESS COAL Steve Parker Fred Hun k Compliment! of Parker Hunsaker Mortuary T0 Serve AJ We Wozfld Be Served 1502 Joplin Phone 560 Q. Why are prairies flat? A. Because the sun sets on them every night. o x-1 rn d E 11 C omplimenfs of YATES HOTEL WALTER QACKSON URHARMACY 20th and Main Your Neighborhood Drug Store COMPLIMENTS from Reg. U. S. Pat. Ott. 'Better Things for Better Living Through Chemistry MAKE THIS STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL TYPES OF HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR ROSE NBERG'S Shoe Store 523 Ma Q. How dad little Bo Peep lose her she p A. She had a crook with her. One Hundred Nine CONGRATULATIONS CUNGRATUUWONS Class of 1946 and . BEST VVISHES to the HUHGES5 CLAssoF'46 'Ymumnce Exclusifvebf V Bidg Ph 97 g I Joplin, Mo. 'Wyman' Q o o I 408 Main Your Favorite Menif Store INTER-UTY FLORISTS Flowers at Their Best-FOR ALL OCCASIONS foplink Dependable Telegraph Florists HAL E. SMITH ii4 West Sixth St. Joplin, M Q. Ifaby piayg T k y h y fdh t9 A.G'rhh hh t COMPUMENTSQf OZARK ENGINEERING COMPANY STEEL CONSTRUCTORS Joplin, Missouri Cortgratalatiotts to the Class of '46 FRANK HAYE S l2Ol Main St. Phone 535 Open Fresh Fruits and Evenings ' Vegetabl Seven Days Build a A Week Healthy Na PIPHIN-BUYD-NEAL PAEHING EU. ' Ozark Smile Protlztcts are always gooa' Get them at your grocers One, Two Buckle my shoe RAYL - STANLEY MOTORS, INC. FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN FORD-FERGUSON TRACTORS Complete Service Body Rebuilding 702 Wall Phone 222 For ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES LIGHTING FIXTURES and ELECTRICAL SERVICE Nelson Electric Co. Phone 675 508 Joplin St. GAS for heating and cooking is g CLEANER g CONVENIENT 9 HEALTHFUI. g ECONOMICAL Q CAREFREE g IDEAL THE GAS SERVICE CO. C.07Ig7'1'IfZL lmfiofzs from THU IIS PH IT EU. Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Pittsburg, Kans. Miami, Okla. SI4 West Seventh JOPLIN, MO. Phone 325 Three, Four Shut the door OIddT1 You'll Find What You Want at NEWTONS COMPLIMENTS GRUEN BULOVA LONGINES of BENRUS HERBICS ELGIN WALTHAM Myers Motor DIAMOND RINGS Supply CQ, and Birthstone Rings lWholesale Onlyl S JOPLIN, MO. QEWELRY STORE Corner 5th Cr Main B o w L Q For HEALTH - EXERCISE - RECREATION - For a SLIM FIGURE , . Meet Me at the MODERN RECREATIONS ABC Sanctioned Alleys SI6 Joplin F. L. Miller, Owner Phone l27O DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS Authorized Dealer! North Main at A St. - Phone 9l2 Joplin, Mo Five, Six Pick up sticks O H ddTh 'JUST BANHIN UH FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JQPLIN Member Ferlernl Depoflt Infnrnnce Corporation The In appreciation of lloe Jplemlid work rzccornplifloerl by tloe Joplin School Syftern AMERICAN SERVICE Ice Company Seven, Eight Lay them straight 0Hdd Jeffries 81 Boyd Oil Company 24-Hour Service H IGH EST QUALITY PRODUCTS IO29 .IOPIIVI Sf. Phone The Store Tlmff Being Quotecli' in Joplin - I f I ., I O I IOT IOSISIIOP COATS - SUITS - DRESSES - SPORTS WEAR TO ALL YOU GUYS AND GALS MAY ALL THE REST OF YOUR LIFE BE PEACEFUL AND PROSPEROUS Jack and Bill at CORONET CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '46 J OPLIN TRANSFER 8: STORAGE CO. MOVING - STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING Exciusive Local Agents AERO-MAYFLOWER TRANSIT COMPANY Nation-Wide Furniture Moving S07 East Fifth St. Joplin, Mo. Phone I98 Nine, Ten A big fat hen o H .1 d Fft CONGRATULATIONS MINERS ICE and FUEL CO. T Iephone 398 COAIPLIZWENTS of GMMERCIAL U3rinti'ng Qompany J ph Dwyer John O. D Wyer i 305 Jopl Telephone COIVGRATULATIOIVS! B. E. STEPHENS AGENCY REALTORS 7ii Virginia Avenue Phon 85 Eleven, Twel Cook it well A FLAVOR Tlmz ONLY FRESHNESS Gifm . ol.KAuo1 .9 , . r 'Q' V '- , . 0 0 Q4 coou nmn Q . Ei' AT YOUR GROCER CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '46 NEW METHOD CLEANERS Home of Fine Cleaning Phone 873 6l9 West l9th Street CONGRATULATIONS ZlNN'S-is the Answer Gradllglges Of To Your Gift Problems Yes-our wide selection of fine Jewelry makes your problems easy at ZlNN'S. You will find numerous 0 suggestions that are sure to please Mother, Father, Sister, Brother, Sweetheart or Special Friends. from the Yes, IL's Zinn's for Gifts PEERLESS 5 l , l Machinery Co. A 4Ol Michigan Joplin, Mo, 522 Main -Joplin Thi rteen, Fourteen Boys a-courting 0HddS , Q Q ni' ' -2 4 ' Vx ' A 119 A ,, f -Xe, L - we -a - L L I it t J 'T ' ' . v- 1 aiiiiiiii l w' ' II E xxxx A J - KANSAS CITY - NEVADA - JOPLIN - NEOSI-IO - FAYETTEVILLE FORT SMITH - LITTLE ROCK - TEXARKANA IIHUWN IIUIIIIH EIIIVIPIINY COMPLIMENTS OF A I IA ' 'vii 1' I :I AMERICAN 553 DRY CLEANING Lonnie Collins Rolland Shadday JUST CLEANLINESS' Phone 2044 Compliments of INDEP E N DENT Gravel Company 220 V2 West Fourth St. JOPLI N, MO. Phone 249 Fifteen, Sixteen Girls a'tixing 0 H d 1 glt CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE '46 HAYNES REXALL DRUG STORE Joplin, Mo. Webb City, Mo. 4th and Main Phone l38 Phone 549 A L Til The Store For Young Men Qoullenuflfjuirg 6lO Main St. FOR MEN'S ATTIRE College Style Hats Collegiate Suits FARNSVVORTH ZAM5 YOU CAN LIVE WITHOUT FLOWERS-BUT NOT SO WELL l406 Broadway JOPLIN Phone BO89 Congmlzzhztiony, Clem of '46 - Your Father! mul Mother! Remember the .IAMISGN DRUG COM,l'ANY 6l4 Main JopIin's Oldest Drug Store as a reliable place to trade We Specialize in Prescriptions - Surgical Supplies - Soda Fountain - Lunches Seventeen, Eighteen Girls a-waiting OHddNt1 RAINBOW FOR GIRLS TWO ORGANIZATIONS FOR CHARACTER BUILDING THEY WISH THE CLASS OF 46 HAPPINESS AND GOOD FORTUNE DQMOLAY FOR BOYS Nineteen, Twenty Girls a-plenty. 0 H a a C o n gmmloiio m, Senior! MOXLEY'S GROCERIES - QUALITY MEATS Fruits and Vegetables Phone 747 507 West 20th St. Compliment! from . . . jouthwmimn. Sadr, 6 moon, fo. GATES DRUG STORE Prescrip tions and DRUG SUNDRIES We Make Our Own I C E C R E A M I724 Main Phone 735 Vogue Beauty Shop COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Joplin National Bank 1 Building 1521 West B St. Phone 782 Joplin, MO. Phone 2276 C,07Zg7'f1fZl!f1lLl'07Z.S' l I South J0plxn's D1n1e Store Seniors My BEN FRANKLIN STORE I frieno' l4IO Main Sr. Joplin, MO. Uf open Week Days 8 AM. - 6 P.M, Yours Saturdays 8 A.IVI. - IO P.M. Q. When is a black dog most likely to enter a house? A. When the door is open. I One Hundred Twenty-one l Tbe rnining indicstry has a reward to offer tlaofe of its worker! who show ability, initiative and capacity for icnicfiiai performance . . . the reward of nianagenient. ' incl.:-Plcllsll 'vlcnen ' ' Q. What is the surest way to keep fish from smelling? A. Cut off their noses. One Hundred Twenty-'rwo i BARKER'S 1 Sqhfbmm 530 Main Street Joplin, Mo. COMPLIMENTS BALAY'S GROCERY QUALITY - QUANTITY The Friendly Fowl Store WE DELIVER 615 West 17th Phone 1547 C O G L I Z E R TENT AND AWNING co. Office 1402 Main St. -- Phone 1965 - 1966 I JOPLIN, rvxussoural TO THE STUDENTS OF TODAY-CITIZENS OF TOMORROW . . WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS Look T0 Ole!!-For-All-Thai'J-Nezz ' CARROTHERS MOTOR COMPANY Sales-OLDSMOBILE-Service 305 West Sixth St. Phone 4100 Q. What do you find easiest to part with? A. A comb. One Hundred Twenty-three Joplin Friendly Theatres FOX PARAMOUNT ORPHEUM ELECTRIC Enjoy the finest of entertainment in thefe Friendly theatre: . . . In an atmosphere of relaxation Conrtexy . . . and Comfort. THE B R E C KS EEYSTUNE HOTEL B G Q T S H O P Where a Corilial Welcome Awaity Oar Giiestx Smart Collegiate Styles 0 in Foot Wear Phone l22O for Reservations 527 Main Street A. C. MOORE, Mgr. Q. What has a foot at both ends and one un the middle? A. A yardsfick. 0HddT tf SHOP AND SAVE SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CCMPANY 59 Yenm' of Services' BUTTERFIELD'S A jewelry Store built npon the confidence 0 1' in cnftofneem' and the nzerizf of ity mine! Frisco Corner JOPLIN PACKARD SALES .....1 SERVICE A I Up-Town Motor Sales Go 518 Joplin St. Phone 416 Q. Why is a baseball tea i ke a cake? A. Because they bout One Hundred Twenty-five Cfomplimevzn' uf THORNHILL-DILLON MORTUARY F th and Wall St. Ph 440 G l. E N N ' S Kitch'n COOk'd POTATO CHIPS 2206 Main Fresh Daily Ph 792 Cowrf till!! Binding by BECKTCDLD CQMPANY ?,'2F,?2 ROGERS ACHINERY JOPLIN ROGERS IRUII IUORHS C0. ENGINEERS-FOUNDERS-NIACHINISTS ELEVENTH AND PEARL STS. JOPLIN, MISSOURI PHONE 52 Q. Whatahi ld y ese bl t h you arei g? A. Alittl b ESEE UH S STUHE Remember where you got those good sandwiches and delicious sodas. Gee I Wish I Had Une Now High School Students Always Welcome 932 Main St. Phone 5080 IIB' the Build of the Body That Colm lWE BUILD 'EMl JDPLIN BODY s. TRAILER COMPANY 730 E. Sm sri Joeuisi, Mo, Phone 6l4 BUILDERS OF JOPl.lN TRAILERS Q. When do jack rabbits have eight feet? A. When th t t th m. One Hundred Jun2e's Saltine Crackers Az Your Grocery N ick's Hat Shop INIATS CLEANED and BLOCKED Cleaning and Pressing 4I7 Main St. Phone 9392 THE POPE SHOP Air Conditioned A COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Moderate Prices Nova Sons, Owner CALL I424 tor APPOINTMENT Phone i424 I I6 West 5th CONGRATULATIONS from The Paramount Sandwich Shop A GOOD PLACE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS SGQQVZ Main St. Phone l388 Joplin, Mo. f I STEWART STANLEY, President W. R. Pat PATTERSON, Vice-Pres. and Manager Joplin National Bank Bldg. Q. Why is a baseball team like a cake? A. Because they both need a good batter. O H ldred Twenty-e gh CONGRATULATIONS I To the Class ol' 664677 J. C. PENNY EUMPANY, INC WA , 'i J A ? f 'NATxo WE BUILD JQPLIN KIVVANIS CLUB 26 Years of Service to Joplin and the District Q. How m legs has MILLIGAN SHEET METAL AND HEATING CC. 612 JOTPLIN ST. PHONE 345 Anything You Defite in the Photographic Field WINGO STUDIO Buy Your Photo Needf from tz Photo Shop 405 Main St. Joplin, Mo H E. PUUU MARKET S11 WEST SEVENTH Joplin's Most Complete Food Market OPEN EVENINGS unlmttb Cleaning-Pressing-Laundry Call 2 3 6 Hat Blocking 9l9-921-923-925 Joplin Street Call 2 3 6 Q. Why is it bad to write on an empty stomach? A. It isn't so bad, but paper is better. OHdd OSTERLOH'S BOOK STORE Books Stationery Office Supplies Photographic Supplies Athletic Goods See Us For. . . Stationery Cards Tickets Wedding Announcements Programs Etc. The T. Selznur Since 1895 Trzntzng Co. 6l 3 Main Phone 208 JOPLIN, MISSOURI i2lfe2EinZ 5'Q'Q 13' 19 V ' Hello . . . Q P f' Q Coke! lt ff . Q , . 66 5 5 X ,c 9 I P 41 fiix S I 1 ' 'S , lx 4 l- -ms' , if gf f- . l '--- - 'N - ' : ' ' 1 '1 gy! ' lli llillio ',c 5 ll .' Wi f ff . X 1 Drink I X I V N m rl K Fifa :J.S,'TlAY. Ginn X 1 . Da::::.:i.35 5, luvvlin UNDER Auvnclltv 95 ml COCA-colin CDMPANV av Congmzfzzlfzliom, Clan of '46 CARL'S SHOE STCRE Q. What is full ot holes and still holds water? A. A sponge. One HLlIldI'6Cl 'l'l1i1-ty-one CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of i946 I Home Town BAR-B-O AFTER THE SHOWS, DANCE OR PARTY SHADY'S 2703 Main Sl. Joplin M0 May life bring each and every one Fulfillment of happiness And may your joys recall the days In Dear old l. H.S. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 19-16 from the au lOAi gamma OFFICERS Kerry Lee Hodges H W , ,, ,, W W , Betty jo Ward, W , , ,, Evadean Talbot W , , , W'l Wiedema ima n , , ,. Dorothy Harner ,W Evelyn Smith , ,,,,,, ,, ,,,, W W YYY, , Y, Lois Creech , ,,,,,, ,,,L, , , ,,,,,, ,,,, , Y ,,YY,,YYY W GRADUATING MEMBERS Wanda Sesler Marge Clark joan Hollingsworth I 0I'0I'Lfy ,, ,, President Vice-President ,, ,,SeCre1'ary , ,,,s Treasurer Chaplain , ,, ,Reporter ,Sgt-at-Arms Q. Does a train have ears? A. Yes, engineers. One Hundre dT htyt To the Graduating Clam of 1946- OUR BEST WISI-IES EOR YOUR EVERY SUCCESS joplin qobacco Co. Joplin, Mo. Crzfzgmmlufiom' zu 1116 CQ'ZL1.s.i' of '46 e II1 Cl I1 , S More Than a Store - A Community Institution and N E W M A N ' S FURNITURE DIVISION C omplimentf 0 f Joplin Cement Go. IOO2 Moftet - Joplin, Mo. HFIREPROOF BUILDING MATERIAL Q. Why does the ocean roar? A. Because it has crabs in its bed: One Hundrqd Thirty-three Phone 883 MANGEL'S feminine ufpparel DRESSES- LINGERIE 525 Main St. - Joplin, Mo. - 1 -l-l I 1-l . 1 l- foplink Own Smart Shop Main at 4I3 Rainey Rooff for Rainy Weather -- RAINEY ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CO. HEATING AND VENTILATION ENGINEERS Phone 638 Joplin, Mo. 3OI East Fourth Phone I88 Phone I88 REAL ESTATE - IN SURANCE - LOANS THE HAULEY T!-ITUIVI EU. REALTORS - INSURORS Ground Floor Location I I4 West Sth Street Q. When a man marries how many wives 'does he have? A. 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Une Hundred '1'hi1'ty- K C011 gm fulatiom Seniors from CARTER TYPEWRITER CO. l23 E. 7th St. Tel. 322 Joplin, Missouri Your Dealer for L. C. SMITH and CORONA TYPEWRITERS rloolio ,looior College Your llwn Junior Ilollequ Summer Session of Ten Weeks starts June 3rd Regular Session starts September 2nd Do two years of approved college work at home at a minimum of expense. Enroll Early To Be Assured of A Place Q. Why do you do your math lessons with a pencil? A. Because the pencil can't clo them without you. OHddTh h ...,,4-ws' 4 U l i L o--.-e The Joplimo Stott Speaks Dear friends, and comrades, ever curious, You know, at times we get quite furious, With, Do tell me just whiat's the theme, l hope it won't be too extreme. Too often we feel like tearing and screaming, At pals with their ever constant scheming To pry out the color of the cover, As day in and day out about us they hover. And that picture taking is another pain, lYou know, that's what drove us all insanel , With that, Pull down yer collar and tuck in y And look at the birdie, this really won't hurt. Where once was a friend we now find a foe, The nose of his picture was too much aglow, er shirt But dear friends we say, and dear friends repeat, We like it if you don't, now say that's conceitl Getting out a yearbook is no joke, If we print jokes, folks say we are silly. If we don't, they say we are too serious. lf we publish original matter, they say we lack variety. lf we don't print contributions, we don't show appreciation lf 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. One Hundred Thirty-nine La. nga' 546744464 i As we near the end of our long but exciting trail, we pause for a glimpse of the numerous avenues over which we have walked. Now those avenues will soon be highways lead- ing toward many individual goals. Each new experience or bit of learning which we have gained has' been a stepping stone on the high road to joyous livingf. Along our path we have experienced a great and terrible war, but as we trqfel farther on our course, the dark cloud is gradually piassing and the sky is becoming brighter and brighter. Yes-we, the Youth of Today, have accepted both the mirth and the mel- ancholy which has come io us on the causeway ot life. We are anxiously awaiting the tomorrow for a vision of the greater things to come along our Magic 'l'railway. J EAN SHELTON Editor-in-Chief. is Qs K -4- Hi 'YM'-1,4 - YW Xi, i JJ ' yifl fill ll 'f EU ,D I 1 f - 5 '1. K- v gym WMM 'Wy' 22, Q 2 K Q w,gw+ jj? :Kgwf iii fiW gw WMU! , BAE h Qggjxjm