Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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We cfecficafe this 1947 edition of the J oplimo to our beloved Study Hall teachers, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Chestnut. We Wish to ness, in this small gesture, our ap preciation for their untiring efforts ' half. Mrs. Chestnut is the patient little lady who has charge of the large brood of girls who are forever breezing in and out of Study B. We love her for her cheerfulness and de- votedness to us. We'll all agree that her post is one of the hardest in. the school, and we admire her faithfulness to it. MRS. EDNA CHESTNUT Page 4 Some snooze - some dream-some even study in our Hall of Learn- ing. Mrs. Clark patiently abides the endless ques- tions, While We Wearily plod on. fm? Q4 dckcwfafzdfrip M like hay Za mama, aa 14 aimfq Zire keg Za 4 t'Ha1ls of Learning -yes, that's what they are. Here-we cram into our heads those long assign- ments and study for those killing exams. It's that little hall around the cornern Where Mrs. Chestnut ever tells us how to rise in the World and where We'll ever find a 'ffriend in need. Page 5 i 0 W n I V 1 M , , L H 1 1 1 i I I ' . 1 f. ' - 5 i i Y HIS is the beginning of our Dear Diary. In the pages that follow, you will find a record of the events that have occurred during the year 1946-47 at Joplin Senior High. In later years, as you look at the pictures, records, and Write-ups, We hope you will remember not only the activities portrayed, but also that intangible something, that, no matter how hard we try, We cannot put into Words. That is the spirit which made these activities successful. We, the staff, hope you will like this, our contribution to your library of memories. pawfifm Efmcffeq fa, fjemflefan Co-Editors fafm Zamfap Business Manager Mu. lam Whicz Sponsor C I ts xenw ,ll an ' ,P M uit, an , o an 'D I 1 142, Q O C -X su fi U 105 Sch L I 11, all XM .C t , SW .. V wh f L' 0 0 506 ff SM fy! gil: '- ? ff XX XXX, J 4 x Q 7 s ' A? 'S A ,aw wp. TQ'--.WMM . t I M 7 gl Bra, N3 '91-Q 4 41- svn' '4 5-fa 4 !Q 'Y .Q r Many times a day We see the shadows of boys and girls Walk the short distance to the public library for study and research. Page 10 yf 'A'W W' v No blue Mondays for us - we're too busy. Our militar- ists practically take the place over. The Student Council with its iron hand the teachers' meetings, and the Weekly R. O. T. C. inspection. Yes, I think We can really call it Militant Monday. Howard is getting ready for that regular Monday competition that all the R.O.T.C. boys take part in. They sit at home Sunday evening polishing buttons, shining shoes, and brushing uniforms for all they're worth. One man in every company wins the striking red and green orderly braid for one Week -if he is absolutely spotless in- spection hour. Next Monday every- body gets a new chance. Every Monday the stu- dent Council, u n d e r Francis' guiding hand, hatches plans to keep us in line. These include the sponsoring of assemblies, locker-checking, and oth- er helpful but unobtru- sive jobs. With an elected representative f r o m every home room, our Student Council is a real sample of young democ- racy at Work. LQTMYNNRT R L SMCKYUMHF BWKMS Y . WS me Q07 CON Page 11 The pictorial art Work on the back board tells us that this little quiz is over Tennyson's Idylls of the King. Page 12 ' Wada? Testimonial? -I should say. Here We see Madge and Lois busy with that little machine. All they do is turn the handle and We are the poor sufferers. These tests are very educational We're told, but We are more at ease when We know it is a notice or an assembly program in the print! Tuesday is a busy day for all. Students are taking exams, final preparations are made for the class plays, and those rov- ing reporters can be seen about the halls rounding up the latest news. We all suffer from Writ- er's cramp 'cause the assign- ments get longer as the Week gets Well underway. m,M..2W W Oh, those much dreaded grade cards-given out on Wednesdays at 3130. There's a rush to compare marks. HI came up in Algebra- guess I collect that fifty cents from Dad. 'KLooks like I forfeit shows for awhile-'M' in English. Well, one good thing-grades are only exposed once in six weeks. Our Wednesdays are full up. All scurrying here and there trying to get something done- military on parade, teachers Working to get grade cards out, and students Working to get grade cards out-of sight. Y- Teens' program day. Yes, With all these activities, We're glad to hear the 3:30 bell. This group of girls is re- sponsible for those inter- esting programs spon- sored by the Y-Teens. They are the members of the executive board with Shirley Williams, presi- dent, at the head. They are always hard at work on plans for future meet- ings. Page 13 fd f J A V 4 , f' g. 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GDN Yffxfsg- X4 -2 if M X3 KOJAJZW F Ij,,ff'! xx M J-'ff ww f if W Q' ww l f if ' QW ilfkgbi' ' .. J K t 'sz GLEN R. DEATHER- AGE . . principal of our school for the past eleven years . . . B. S. and M. S. in education, University of Missouri . . . member of Phi Delta Kappa Hon- orary Administrative So- ciety . . . Past member State Committee for Re- vision of High School Curricula . . . member of the Kiwanis Club . . . Capable executive . . respected by all. Principal Glen R. Deatherage Miss Margaret Williamson Elmer Pennington . Dean of Girls A Vice Principal ng., 'U 'A 0 rg Page 19 to NSWAQM 74 aZwWAgeZ p Administration- that's our i job. We governed the student body with a firm and resolute p c hand, striving toward more student direction throughout the school. Progressisism Cas Francis saysj was our motto, and we did progress as to more co-operation and un- derstanding between teachers and pupils. A grand and glor- ious year it was at the head of our dear old J. H. S. Francis and Deanie chart their course. Last Row: Francis McCracken, Henry Robertson, Paul Arrowood, David Smith, Ervin Patrick, Haskell Doss, Bill Parker. Third Row: Ronny Apfel, Charles Edds, Don Lindner, Burton Warden, Cecil Sampley, Bill Pearson. Stanley Lea, David Fraley. Second Row: Campbell Griffin, Monte Lamb, Pat Frazier, Mary Ann Rowland, Virginia Buxton, Margaret Deatheraae, Merle Young, liudrly Burke. First Row: Mary Lou Crawford, Beverly Watson, Betty Jo Angel, Mary Van Pool. Donna Wood, Elaine Auffenhurg, Deanie Wilson, Florence Farrell. 'qu M fy Meer M8 79QCk37M The days roll around but a Week never passes that historical know- ledge isnlt added to our 'gbrain pow- er. By means of a history book, We learn the deeds of Alexander the Great, Napoleon, and many others. For present day events we exchange the texts for magazines and news- paper articles, and We'll all agree historical hints help. Qffdlcmcaf JMQ gffeffl Histoi V F. I.. BARTON I E. 0. HUMPHREY History ,LM, ce 19447 J W. THOMAS History SPENCER C. FRINK History MISS WINIFRED LAN' 4 o .414 U V. ii -.1 .?' P I 9 I 3' , ' A M l' ' ..- K f J S MISS GRAVE COLVIN MISS LEAII C. ROBINSON MISS EIJZAISETH DAVIS Engligh English I,iIu'ai'iaii LZWZQM 5446441 KWLLWZM S .IIGAN VNIISERGER MISS ANNIE LEE LOGAN linglish English MRS. IDOR.-X l'LRIl'I MRS. KA'l'IlERINE OIIER lingrlish 'I Engxlish A 1117 it 'Wa S W? gi Our English teachers initiate us into the mysteries of gerunds, conjugations, pronouns, and dia- grammingg then guide us as we read Monsieur Beaucairef' t'Thanatopsisf' i'lVlacbeth. and other literature. They also help us in original composition, and as a result many of our English students have won awards in both prose and poetry contests. nl. i .Y - an J, Ii ,K ,pm MRS. HILDRED BAUMANN MISS BESS BUCKERIDGE MISS MILDRED ROBB French L3-till -ik, sf- 51332511 Our Fine Arts courses are im- portant to us both for the ap- preciation of the finer things in life, and the practical training We get. Who knows? Perhaps there will be some foreign dip- lomats from the language classes, famous artists, musicians, or actors from the other depart- ments. Nad 74061451 ARTHUR WV. BOLES Art T. FRANK COU LTER Music nw, M ISS HELEN ECKELM Al Dramatics OLIVER SOVEREIGN lVIu ic '11 J'-vi-417-VA rw R I VIIQS 'VIARGARET MITCHELL HARRY C. CHAMBFRLAII' Typing Commercial Law MRS ,RENE BEST Qcwfffmmce 6a gcc-cwcfmafizcm Another day and the hum is on again! The typewriters are clammering, the mimeograph going at full speed and students are slewing trying to transcribe those short hand notes. The modern miss is really on the road to success. Thanks to the contributions of our excellent commercial department. :VM PIIIS I RINDRED Auto Mechanics N9- ,afvpwwf MRQ EI Il XBEFH FOOPER CARL GRAHAM Home Fconomics Sheet Metal imimfmf imma fm To help us fit ourselves for a useful place in the world is the aim of our Industrial Art teachers. They give us practical demonstrations for the Var- ious courses in sheet metal, mechan- ical drawing, and many others. Prob- ably some of our names will be im- portant ones later, because of our training today. .KRMIN GIMBEL Shop A. ROY WHITE Shop Drawing FOOPER KELLY Machine Shop HOWARD WEAVER Carpentry .IOHN 'l'. IJIX Chemistry JAMES O. WILLEY Biology M ISS PIIEBE GR I I I ITH Mathcn atics if Rf 9 RQYKQ6 it MISS ION li ICI,I.IO'l l' Mat hemat ics Y GLENN IJ. SMITH Physics Mixing two chemicals to- gether and coming out alive-solving the Pyth- agorean theory - manip- ulating the slide rule and measuring amperes - continually confront the scientists of J. H. S. MRS. ISEULAH BROWN CLIFFORD E. JOHNSON Biology Biology ff , Z I 5 V s ? V Science Sham Sc Left! Right! Left! . . . We're learning discipline the hard way in our Mil- itary Classes. Some of us will get our start on a career in the service of the Armed Forces, thanks to the good training we're getting now. Though we complain of aching feet and of the long hours spent shining shoes, We know that We'll appreciate this strict discipline. 14 - CHARLES S. OSBORN R. W. BAKER Co-Ordinator Co-Ordinator if glad!! LIEUT. COL. HOMER S. PIPER Military SGT. HURLEY M. MC DONALD Military SGT. ROBERT L. McGEE Military SGT. PAUL J. HAMILTON Military RUSSELL KAMINSKY Coach IRS. CHARLOTTE CREACH Physical Education . x U 5 -, Q 7 4- N K. E. BAKER Coach Spfwia 551644 Siaizlziq We're building better bodies through our courses in Physical Education, and learning to take the proper care of them through the Hygiene Class. We know you'11 agree that in this way we will get mental and physical stability that will last us for a long time. MRS. EDNA CHESTNUT .. Study Hall ,- Ll 0 V7 MRS. EDNA CLARK Study Hall Q gs- We ' l J.NORMAN RANUM NHSSSUSAN HASWELL Industrial Arts History We remember him for his enduring We remember her for her brilliant enthusiasm which put us on the road personality which ever urged us to to greater achievement. higher ideals. These hearts were woven of human joys and cares, Washed marvelously with sorrow, swift to mirth. The years had given them kindness. Dawn was theirs. i And sunset, and the colours of the earth. These had seen movements. and heard music: known Slumber and waking: loved: gone proudly friended: Felt the quick stir of wonder: sat alone: ' Touched flowers and furs and cheeks. All this is ended. -Rupert Brooke Page 29 Q. wi -,.,.-.-A-q-...W Last Row: .lurk l r:1nlilili, .lurk llzivirlsun. Richard Wommuek, John Leslie. Third Row: Mary Ann Ruwlzxnrl, l'hyllis White. Patty Jernixran, Margaret Deatherage Shirley Merritt, Cel-il Sampley, Jewell Ann .lm'1:L-nsun, Vhzirlvs Ruse. Dee Vlark. Second Row: Fr:im'L-s Walters. Maurire Ashford, Audrey Nicholson, Jeannine Lyon, Florence Farrell, Delores Uilworth, Shirley Schuzr, First Row: John Dunlop, liurl llnnu. Milo Harris, Georprine Lee-ku. liob Hinshaw, Patsy Miller, liob lireeflen, Kay Pendleton. I Earl, Jack, Bob, Georgine, and Bobby. Page 30 1 PRESIDENT Bob Hinshaw Vice President .... Stuart Campbell Secretary .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, M ilo Harris A Treasurer A,,,,,,A,, Kathleen Cearnal SPONSOR J F Miss Helen Eckelman T Here we have Earl, Jack, Bob. Georgine, and Bob play-acting in a one-act play for which the Thespians are so famous. Besides acting we make speeches and do all those im- portant behind the scene jobs. You have no idea what fun! Pull up your chair close to the radio and you will hear Pat, Francis, Roy, and Lois talking about the debate ques- tion. Francis as the moder- ator, and the other three say- ing just what they think, made it a swell program. PRESIDENT Francis McCracken Vice President .............. Pat Miller Secretary ..............,.. Lois Creech Treasurer .,,,.,..,.,. Georgine Leeka Parliamentarian ...... Evelyn Smith SPONSOR Miss Jean Umberger 74 The debaters have persistently pursued their defense, as to the do's and don'ts favoring and opposing a socialization of medicine in the United States. The pleasure derived from this type of brain exercise will always re- main with the members of this year's debate team. an Mr fax DEBATE RECORD Pittsburg .............,......,..,.,.,,.,.,,...,,,,,,, Wyandotte High School Kansas City, Kansas ..... ...,. Oklahoma City ......,,.,.,,. ,,,,, Warrensburg' ........,,,,,.,. ,,,,, Joplin Jr. College ....,.. ,,,,,, Sub-district ....,.,,..,..., ,,,,, Total Debates ...,,,. ,,,., Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost 15 6 6 3 24 2 46 National Forensic League Left to Right: Carter McKee, Robert Warden, Francis McCracken, Lois Creech, Georgine Leeka, Evelyn Smith, Larry Allen, Brad Spicer J ffl' Danny: t'Sixteen? Now, wait, you're all mixed up! Mr. Stevens: Can't anyhody get a little sleep around here 7 Ronnie: I got it off 21 Jap officer. Hara-kari. you know. Professor Taylor duels with his shadow, Vzurc THE SENIOR CLASS Presents ii ll April s, 1947 THE CAST INCLUDED Josephine .,,,,,.,.,,,,, ,,,,,.i.,,.,.,........... D orothy Schumaker Madge Stevens ,,,, ,....,.....,. S hirley Schug Laura Jessup ,,,,, Ben Stevens ,,,, Delores Dilworth John Dunlop Mr. Taylor .,,,,,,,,, ,................. M ilo Harris Kate Hereford ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C elia Cartwright Aunt Emily ..,.,,,,,,,,, .....r. J ewell Ann Jorgenson Senator Philford ,Y,,,, .......... S tuart Campbell Ronald Stevens ,,,,,,i, Pfc. Danny Baker ,,,,, , Mrs. Garrett ............ Detective ....,,,,,,,,.,,,, Martha .....,,.,,,,,.,, Colonel West ..... lst Legionnaire .,,.. Bob Drewelow Jack Davidson Kay Pendleton Bob Reed Georgine Leeka Johnny Johnson Willis Harrison 2nd Legionnaire ..,,,,., ...,,....... M orris McGrew 3rd Legionnaire .,... ,,,,,,.,,, ,,,.,,,, D e nvll Tippit Director ..,.,.....,. Miss Helen Eckel man NQQZZQQ like geawizfnf 7qf1emfzLZlefL CRIME DOES NOT PAY was presented by THE JUNIOR CLASS JANUARY 21, 1947 THE CAST INCLUDED Daniel Desboro Desmond ,.,,,, David Smith David Desmond ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, John Leslie Glenwood Garfield . , ,, ,, Richard Wommack Boswell Bancroft .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, M alcolm Call Blanche Bancroft . ,. ,,,, Jean Schultz Director Miss Helen Eckelman Clarise Clayliorne- Clarise Clayborne al- ways gets her man. Glenwood Garfield- I've wanted to confess everything, but some- thing has always held me back. Bertha Bancroft ,,,,,, Clarise Clayborne .... Sally Silvertone ,,,,,, Bridget O'Tassey ,, ,. Office Boy Vrrrrrr,,r...... QM ZH Catherine Ditson Margaret Deatherapfe Betty Stokes ,, ,, Frank Scheurich Paul Arrowood Bertha - No, no, a thousand times no. Sheets Skinner- I lay my heart and hand at your feet. Sally --'KWhat Again? is Emi aww go .,, QUN JOPLI MGH 56 swf' ' 9 Girls Drum Corps Last Row: Joan Parks, Donna Ncvitt, Deanie Wilson, Mary Cole. Imogene Young, Ann Watkins, Pat Frazier, Wilma Wir-deman, Charlotte Douglas. Fourth Row: Mary Sue Walters, Henrye Ann Davis, Georgine Leeka, Mary Evelyn Covert, Phyliss White, Margaret Deatheragv. Jean Schultz. Janice Zilar. Third Row: Maurice Ashford, Virginia Jean Wood, Jewell Ann Jorgenson, Delores Dilworth, Kathleen Fearnal. Jeannine Lyon. Mary Jane Simmons. Second Row: Florence Farrell, Louise Prewett, Joan Thomas, Helen Orr, Shirley Williams, Flora Mae Peters, Wanee Mae Whited, Norma Lee Rogers. First Row: Margie Pflug. Audrey Nicholson, Treva Warden, Jacque Olson. Drum Corp Fommander: Shirley Schug. Solo and Ensemble Club PRESIDENT Shirley Williams Vice President .,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,l,,,,. James Mesplay Secretary ,,,,,,, ,,,, H enrye Ann Davis Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,lr,r., VVanee Mae Whited SPONSORS T. Frank Coulter Oliver Sovereign ac Wa. Last Row: Willis Harrison, Georgine Leeka, Jimmy Mesplay. Shirley Wil- liams, Bob Hinshaw, Jim Fleming, liill Turk, John Leslie. Fifth Row: Imogene Young, David Rifrhthousc. liill Troutman, Denvil Tippett. Charles Miller. Jimmy Dale, Glen Morgan, Jackie Pierce. Fourth Row: Maurice Ashford. Pat Mosher. Amolee Stevens. Patt True, Mary Evelyn Vovert, Joan Schuliz. Jerry Ebert, Richard Wommack, Paul Arrowood. Third Row: Rex Newman, Jean Thurman, June Johnson, Henrye Ann Davis, Karole Stevens, Elsie Megee. Melvina Graff, Shirley Schug, Pat Ryan. Second Row: Waldo Fiant. Florence Farrell, Jeannine Lyon, Virginia Gilchrist, Pat Watson. Wanee Mae Whited, Mary Megee, Melanie War- mack, First Row: Mary Sue Farrell. Tedra Smith, Jean Parks, Wilma Wiede- man, Alice Theurer, Charles Wad- kins, liill Johnston. Charles Howe. 332 2 its J viwifa W.. Q a5 g.gsei1ffw3fw w , Q 3 E3 , sig? ' + ?,iQ-kfiw 'Els ggsxifgfiiil iii' S i 8 Q S 3 igwiifgkg' A, if 31' 'Q 43 Q xg XX Y w 1 . Aw, a of 5 we A , .Q J' 5- ,Mtg . 1 ' S if 53 5 4 1,5 Nil Fluies-Mary Lou l'rawl'orrl, Henrye Ann Davis. Jewell Ann Joruenson. Shirley Martin, John MacDonald, Jean Parks, -Pat Pappin. Mary Margaret Shaw, Mary Anne Sigars, Wilma Wiemleman, Donna Woorl. Olmcs-Mary Evelyn Fovert. Waldo Fiant. llassoons Don Enzrlaml, Jackie Pierce. Flarinets llelen Arcl, Louise Farr, Jack Doniea, James Downey, Jerry Filzireralrl, Pat Frazier, Warren Gauntt, llob Hinshaw, Mori-is llunt, Robert Lytle, Audrey Nicolson, Kemp O'wen, Le Roy Patton, Jimmy Rogers. Joy Shelley, Robert Smith, Karole Stevens, llernarfl Vaughn, Charles Wadkins, Melanie Warmaek. lionalil Watson. Alto Flarincts Louise Prewett, Terlra Smith. Bass Vlarinets Flora Mae Peters. Saxophones-Malcolm l'aIl, Monte Siirars, Joan Thomas, Dorothy Wallhall, Cornets--Ronnie Apfel, Paul Arrowoocl, Micky Bauer, Glen lleezley, Otis Vlark, Max Vollins, Gene Denham, Willis Harri- son. John Leslie, Jack Perry, James Phillips, Uharles L. Rose, Shirley Schuir. David Winston, Richard Wommack. Horns-Jerry Volib, Jimmy Dale, Uharles Miller, Glen Morgan, Phyllis White. Baritones-Jerry Ebert, llilly Lee Johnson, Donald Love. Trnmhones-Marvin Fiant, Jim Fleming, Charles Howe, Ned Jackson, llelmar Platner. Uarol Siirars. Merel Young, John Uummins. Tuhas Marvin Haase, lillsworth Harbit, Erl Harmon, Jones Lytle. Robert Reed, Joe Reeves, William Russell. Percussion-lluflrly llurkq. Vharles Edtls, llob Lowry, Eugene Overall. Frank Scheurich. Bass Vinl-Mary Ellen Hinkle, Alice Theurer U0 Samoa T. FRANK COULTER Director - Orchestra Grab that little book of important dates and quick-like jot down the school year 46-47. Just ask anyone in the Music Department and they will tell you about all the fun and hard work they had preparing for the assemblies, games, concerts and the trips to Enid and Columbia. The Music Festival on March 20, 21, and 22 was one that could never be excelled. We all gained some val- uable experience from it. Another big event was the orchestrals concert celebrating twenty-five years of ser- vice to the school. But what really topped the year off were the out-of- town trips. All the music organiza- tions Were outstanding-even if we do say so. And it's no Wonder we came back singing Hail Columbia. This year is one that will be remem- bered for many years to come. hbkefffzioegafncf Violins--Ralph De Goche, Delores Dilworth, Jeanette Elliott. Mary Sue Farrell, Norma Jones, Lorraine Miller, Donna Nevitt, Jackie Olson, Bernadine Peterson. Marjorie Pflug, Bobbie Phillips, Pat Sellers, Donald Schaffer, Amolee Stevens, Denvil Tippett, Mary Tyler, Melanie Warmack, Wanee Mae Whited, Nancy VVilliams, Shirley Williams, Imogene Young, Janice Zilar. Violas-Barbara Babb, Kathleen Vearnal, Florenee Farrell, Ruth Anna Forkner. Geneva Huercamp, Dorothy Jones, Ulara Lowery. Nelda Murdock, Wathena Parker, Bonnie Slutter, Jean Schultzl fellas-Mary Cole, Charlotte Douglas, Elsie Meiree. Marinla Nickell, Tedra Smith, Treva Warden. Bass Violins-Viola Brunkhorst, Shirley Vooper, Margaret Deatheraize, Mary Ellen Hinkle, Louise Prewetl., Mary Jane Simmons, Alice Theurer, Betty Welton. Flutes-Henrye Ann Davis, Mary Meizee, Jean Parks, Wilma Wiedeman, Ohoes-Mary Evelyn Covert, Waldo Fiant. Bassoon-Jackie Pierce. Flarinets-Pat Frazier, Karole Stevens, Charles Wadkins. Cornets---Paul Arrowood, Shirley Schuz, Richard Wommack. Horns-Jimmy Dale, Uharles Miller, Glen Morgan, Phyllis White. Trombones-Jim Fleming, Vharles Howe, Bill Johnson. Tuha--Marvin Haase. Percussion-f'harles Edds, Bob Lowry, Eugene Overall, Jim Mesplay. Harp-Jean Owens. Page 37 f JA, 1-f- +A, l X QAM QQ, X: 5 as WUyw,J3- O' ggmw A ' ', ' XYs QJ55g,,wJ-if hmigmizb'-+0ULMNq ,f FJ QJ3U,B-W X yygfx .1 f WW +6 2.355 3 if M19 M135 Vwalgg jf, Mig? . . p 'AK N XX Mxbv vxgju Mfr' VA QQAWV' N1 sfifwwxwgfw f SSW W x Vx 'N-0 W' u ,E W. X, - 99. ff J J 1 f M .Q . 2 3. 18 -X Ee-'Q U Y, f 1, I 1 513 k , 55 3? V V E 'Jn A '-is-A 11 3 x,..,. M X ,S K V, I 'A 3 A I uf , jj rf K ' 5 in x M! ., .W '11 Xxx 1 ' X' I , I ,R Mmm A F - ,QN QE Q f F 3 2 1L ,,,,f L A 4 fi , gk 3' ,f ix 8,4 If ,Ag ,.A. 5' ! J! ,Mfr wr? K F A 4 K5 'f ,ff I 'Ig if :X Y 4 2 Ry Nm I' -v.: 5 A f J KSA .M V H 2 6 K if V W 0 K ,,,,,,,,,,.,, ' ,H K if .,.' T . V? xx ' ,,f+-.mv-vw L E1 W7 f if W-N -, -xx f 4: im? . 555 'Sei ' 5' .W fi asia . I: K - X' 'A' '--'. 5 'I W f x,M,.,. . - 1 ML, , A-fkf WW ., A 1 W nk x , N' Vi, ., M A 1 , a 5 Vx X F' , kv W Q 7 fs ff ff ..-v 'l if 1 R 'X ,Qt j ,AE gan-'vcv-wf...... ' 'V an Fifi. Mu,-f' I' .XX H! 1.,X! 'wLa--'fff K Y :iz .grafvff-Tl 5 . ,-2.1 We, 5 ' Monte, Mary, Shirley, Henry President ................ Henry Robertson CLASS SPONSORS Vice-President ,,..,,,. ,,.,... M onte Lamb Chairman: J' W. Thomas Secretary ,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,., .,,.. li lary Megee r I Treasurer ......... Shirley Schug M155 Lam, John Dlx 'fWe, the Seniors of 1947 -Those words hold a Wonderful meaning for us. They hold the memory not only of our happy, action-packed senior year, but also of all the years leading up to those words. Remember when-We came to J.H.S. for the first time as trembling sopho- mores? - We filed out of the auditorium to home rooms, we received our first Joplimos, and saw the first class day program? Remember? When we came as know-it-all juniors, and pulled the same jokes on the little sophomores, and looked forward to the time We could go out of the auditorium first? Then, last September, We were seasoned seniors. Seniors--with all the rights and privileges for which We had waited so long. We'll not only take memories with us, we'll be leaving them behind, for in our rank of 305 strong, are many who have forever left their mark in all the school activities. We Want you to remember that this is not the end of our class history, but merely the first page of one that promises to be long and successful. Page 40 may faced E Imogene Young Wilma Wiedeman VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Leadership, Scholarship, Service, Character PRESIDENT Kay Pendleton Vice-President A.,,A., ..,,,.,.... H enry Robertson Secretary .......,.. ,,,,,,,,, L ois Creech Treasurer ..,.........,.l.....,...... Louise Ayers SPONSORS Miss Colvin, Miss Reed, Miss Robb. A...-......,.... ian? -ow, Last Row: Jimmy Dale, Wally Spracklen, Gone Daniels, Henry Robert- son, John Dunlop, Emerson Foulke, liill Johnston. Fourth Row: Jean Thurman, Milo Harris. liill Troutman, Robert Foster, Alan Vrowell, Bill Parker. Third Row: Shirley Williams, Mary Louise Shimmons, Rosella Tow- son. Rosemary Hayes. Jeanne Mueller, Pat Hobart, Barbara Taylor, Vharlene Campbell, Joan Huston, Kay Pendleton. Second Row: Mary Jane Simmons, Kathleen Uearnal, Lois Creech, Nancy Moss, Jeanne Hansford, Georirine Leeka, Pat Riukcts, Kath- erine Hollinfzsworth, Betsy Pate, Paulina Bradley. First Row: Jane Koehler, Mary Rose Kassab, Joan Klarquist. Louise Ayers, Norma Lee Rogers, Francis Mcl'rac'ks-n. Vharlotte Douglas, Wilma Wiedeman, Shirley Schugr, Delores Dilworth, Virginia Jean Wood. N--usnmw as W Y 'az lmuisv Ayers Luis Crcvcli RHS0lll2ll'j' Hays Val llul1zu't lllary Megve Alw1'n:11hy Anlnnls Amlorsun Arrl Asl11'nr1l Avvlm ll'xl'l la-ll I4 Itrzlvllvy lirunks Jeanne Mueller Kay Pendleton Henry Robertson Wilma Weialeman Imogene Young' Alfurzl Amlersun Arnulml Arnulrl Iinilvv Bailey lirzulloy Iiraflley linrwivk Czlmplwcll 1 npr 'K ' Campbell Campln-Il Cannon Carter Cztrtwrigzht Cearnnl Vhntmzin Clark Clark JOAN ABERNATHY-Generalg Aspasian . . . KEITH ADAMS-Collegzeg R. O. T. C., Basket- ball . . . MELVIN L. ALFORD-General . . . CHRISTINA ANDERSON-Generalg Philo Phronian . . . VIRGINIA ANDERSON-Cob legeg Olympiad . . . HELEN ARD-College: Philogian, Band .... IAMES ARNOLIlfCom- mercialg Veterans . . . MAYLA ARNOLD- Commercialg Palette and Brush . . . M AURICE ASHFORD-Collegeg Drum Corps, Solo En- semble . . . LOUISE AYERS-Generalg S.I'. Q.R., Y-Teen . . . BARBARA BAILEY-Cob legreg Spyglass, Art Department .... I ACK BAILEY+Generalg Basketball, Golf . . . DAR- LENE BARTLET'l'-Collegeg S.P.Q.R., Senior Choii '... CARL BEAVER-Vocational . . Clinch Cochran Cole Cox Creech Cress Cress Cx-im Crockett Crowell Dale Daniels Davidson lTime Outl Dement UeVillers Devoe Dick Dilworth Doss Doty BETTY LOU BRADLEY-General, Philo Phronian . . . DELORES BRADLEY-College, Sapphonian . . . PAULINA BRADLEY-College, Joplimo, Olympiad . . . FRANCES BROOKS-College, Cheerleader, Sapphon- ian . . . BETTY IRENE BURWICK-Commercial, Y-Teen . . . CHARLENE CAMPBELL-Commercialg Cas- talian . . . ROBERT CAMPBELL-Generalg L.C.F., Diamond and Disc . . . STUART CAMPBELL-College, Sr. Class Play, Diamond and Disc . . . GERRY CANNON-Commercialg Joplimo, Sapphonian . . . BOB CART- ER-Generalg Football, Diamond and Disc . . . CELIA CARTRIGHT-Commercialg Sr. Class Play, Philogian KATHLEEN CEARNAL-College, Olympiad, Thespian . . . WILDA CHATMAN-Commercialg Philo Phronian DEE CLARK-Collegeg Cheerleader . . . CECIL EUGENE CLARK-Vocational, Veterans . . . DEE CLINCH- College, Basketball, Herculean . . . DAN COCHRAN-College, Hi-Y., L.C.F .... HELEN COLE-Commercial, Philo Phronian, Y-Teen . . . BOB COX-General, Palette and Brush, R.O.T.C .... LOIS CREECH-Commelw cialg Debate, Sapphonian . . . FLOYD CRESS-Vocational, . . . FRANCIS CRESS-Vocational . . . BILL CRIM-Collegeg Diamond and Disc . . . OPAL CROCK ETT-Generalg Sigma Gamma Lambda . . . ALAN CROWELL-College, Diamond and Disc . . . JIMMY DALE-College, Orchestra, Gavel and Quill . . . GENE DANIELS-Commercial, Basketball, Track . . . JACK DAVIDSON--Collegeg L.C.F'., Diamond and Disc fTime Outj . . . MARGARET DEMENT-Commercial . . . PHILLIP DEVILLERS-Vocational . . .MARY DE- VOE-Commercial . . . LENORE DICK-College, S.P.Q.R .... DELORES DILWORTH-Collegeg Sapphonian, Thespian . . . RICHARD DOSS-Collegeg R.O.T.C .... DORIS JEAN DOTY- Commercial, Palette and Brush. 4 Page 43 I L.. .l I , , ,xr o r Q ' gy :fm aaa may wall be hmmm Business lN'lanag'er, .loplimow ,,.lohn Dunlop Co-editors. .loplimo , , Paulina Bradley Kay Pendleton Business fvlanugrfw, Spyglass ,Barbara Bailey liditor-in-Chief, Spyfllass . E. ,. Milo Harris l'i'csicle1it,. Student Body,,Francis McCracken Secretary, Student Body., .Dcanie Wilson Immflzle Ilrc wi-low Dumas Dunlop Iinnli-p Ilurw lidds lfdwards ldinsvl Elliott lflrml l'In1:lz1nd l'1win11 Fu rrvll l zl rrvn Furnozill lfvrrif l 1-Hx' Finn lflumiml' Trai C. ' iftif i l H? Q ' I , rg X iw 1 aa LQ aria, 2 gf Flint Fly Fly Furknvr Fort Fortnvr Foster Foulke Frznlvv CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS-College, Olympiad, Spyglass . . . ROBERT DREWELOWACOI- lege, Diamond and Disc, Cheerleadel '... BILL DUMAS-General, Rifle Team, Diamond and Disc .... IAMES DUNLOl'AGeneralg Football, Diamond and Disc . . . JOHN DUNLOP-Gem eralg Joplimo, Herculean . . . NADINE DUREE ECommericalg Y-Teen, Sigma Gamma Lamb- da . . . CHARLES EDDS-Collegeg Diamond and Disc, Gavel and Quill . . . VERDA ED- WARDS-General . . . GLEN EINSEL4Gen- eralg Veteran, Cheerleader . . . CLYDE EL- LIOTT-Generalg R.O.T.C .... HOWARD EL- ROD-Generalg Forum, Diamond and Disc . . . DON ENGLAND-General, Band . . . GAYLEN EWING-Collegeg Football . . . FLORENCE Prziley Frank Franklin Freer Ganes Garoutte Garrison Zenereux Gilbert Gilchrist Graff Grant Grant Graves lreninger Griffen Grissom Hansford Harman Harper Harris FARRELL-Collegeg Sapphonian, Drum Corps. . . BILL FARREN-Vocational . . . JUNE FERNEAU-Generalg Y-Teen . . . DAVID FERRIS-Collegeg Football, Track . . . JAMES FETTY-Generalg Veteran . . . NADINE FINN-Commericalg Philo Phronian, Y-Teen . . . JIM FLEMING-Collegeg Solo Ensemble, Diamond and Disc . . . RAY FLINT-Vocational . . . MARTHA FLY-Commercialg Aspasian . . . RONALD FLY-Vocationalg L.C.F., R.O.T.C .... J. D. FORKNER-Vocational . . . LEAH FORT-Commercialg Philogian, Y-Teen . . . EARL FORTNER-Vocational . . . ROBERT FOSTER-General . . . EMERSON FOULKE-Collegeg Hercu- lean . . . DAVID FRALEY- Collegeg Diamond and Disc, L.C.F .... FRANK FRALEY-General . . . SHYR- LEE FRANK-Generalg Castalian, Y-Teen .... I ACK FRANKLIN-Generalg Thespian, Choir . . . BILL FREER-Collegeg Diamond and Disc . . .JOHN GANES-Vocationalg Veteran . . . GLEN GAROUTTE-Vo- cational .... I OHN GARRISON-Generalg Gavel and Quill, R.O.T.C .... EDDIE GENEREUX--Generalg Her- culean, Tlflespian . . . TOMMY LOU GILBERT-Collegeg Castalian . . . VIRGINIA GILCHRIST-Generalg Spyglass, Solo Ensemble . . . MELVINA GRAFF-Generalg Philo Phronian, Choir . . . BILL GRANTQCollegeg He1'culean,Spyglass . . . VERDA GRANT-Commercialg Olympiad . . . JAMES GRAVES-Vocationalg . . . LAURANN GRENINGER-Commercial . . . CAMPBELL GRIFFEN-Collegeg Herculean, Spyglass . . . .IAMES GRISSOM-Collegeg R.O.T.C .... JEANNE HANSFORD-Collegeg Olympiad, Y-Teen . . . ERL HARMAN-Collegeg Diamond and Disc, Choir . . . ROY HARPER-Vocationalg Diamond and Disc, L.C.F. . . . MILO HARRIS-Generalg Spyglass, Thespian. Page 45 gy JQQCQ Meg may Ag Drum Majors-Shirley Schug, Bob Hinshaw Colonel, R.O.T.C. ,.....,.. .. Henry Robertson Honorary Cadet Colonel .,,,,,,,,,,, Betsy Pate Football Co-Captains . ,,,,,,,,,, Monte Lamb Henry Robertson IJ..-X.R. Representative Shirley Williams II nrris Harrison Harrison Hartman ll lyvs Ilundorson lligrhley Hill nshuw Holvzlri. IIULZZIII Holliniisworth Il alt llo:-xp lIm'l'c:1m1m Hllmphrm-y Huston llulrhin:-:on .lzu-kson Javkson Janes Jernigan Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnston Jong: RICHARD HARRIS4Gene1'alg L.C.F .... HELEN ANNE HARRISON-Generalg Phil- ogian, Y-Team . . . WILLIS HARRISON- Generalg Solo Ensemble . . . BARBARA HART- MAN - Collegeg Castalian, Spyglass . . ROSEMARY HAYES-Collegeg Senior Choir, Philogian . . . JEANNE HENDERSON-Gem eral . . . FRANK HIGHLY-Vocational . . . DELORES JANE HILL-Commercialg Atalan- tian, Y-Teen . . . BOB HINSHAW-General Thespian, Stage Manager . . . PAT HOBART -Collegeg Sapphonian, Y-Teen . . . DORIS HOGANwGeneralg Philogian. . .KATHERINE HOLLINGSWORTH-College3 Sapphonian, Y- Teen . . . NATHAN HOLT-Collepreg R.0.T.C. . . . BETTY HOSI'-Home Economicsg Cas- 'flag Jones Jnrpxenson Jumre Karlimxer Kassab Keys Kiecker Kimmel Klarquist Knaust Knaust Koehler Korn Lamb Landreth Lanz- Len-ka Lester Lindner Linebarger Long talian . . . VERA HUERCAMP-Commercialg Philogian, Joplimo . . ,BOB HUMPHREY-Generalg Diamond and Disc .... IOAN HUSTON-Commercialg Philogian, Y-Teen . . . DONALD HUTCHINSON-Vocational . . . BETTY JEAN JACKSON-Home Economicsg Castalian, Y-Teen . . . JERRY JOAN JACKSON-Collegeg Thespian, Spyglass .... I ACQUELYN JANES-Commercialg Philo Phronian, Y-Teen . . . PATTY JERNI- GAN-Collegeg Olympiad, Spyglass . . . BILLY JOHNSON-Commercial . . . BILLY LEE JOHNSON-Vw cationalg Band, R.O.T.C .... BOBBIE E. JOHNSON-Generalg Track . . . JOHN WARREN JOHNSON- College . . . RICHARD JOHNSON-Generalg Track, Gavel and Quill . . . BILL JOHNSTON-Collegeg Solo Ensemble, Gavel and Quill . . . INA GRACE JONES-Generalg Aspasian . . . J. C. JONES-Generalg R.O.T.C., Rifle Team .... I EVVELL ANNE JORGENSON-Collegeg Sapphonian, Drum Corp . . . AUGUST JUNGE- General . . . PAULA KARLINGER-Commercial5 Spyglass, Y-Teen . . . MARY ROSE KASSAB-Collegeg Olympiad, Y-Teen . . .ED KEYS-General . . .FAYE KIECKER - Commercialg S. P. Q. R., Y-Teen . . ELEANOR KIMMEL-Generalg Aspasian, Y-Teen . . .JOAN KLARQUIST-Generalg Castalian, Spyglass .. . JO ANN KNAUSTfGenera1g Sapphonian, Y-Teen . . . ROBERT KNAUST-Vocational. . . JANE KOEHLER -College . . . DAVID KORN-Collegeg Joplimo, Diamond and Disc . . . MONTE LAMB-Generalg Football, Basketball . . . HARRY LANDRETH-Collegeg Herculean, Diamond and Disc . . . ROBERT LANE-Voca- tionalg Veteran . . . GEORGINE LEEKA-Collegeg Drum Corp, Olympiad . . . IZETTA LESTER-Generalg Sigma Gamma Lambda . . . DON LINDNER-Generalg Joplimo, Track . . . PAT LINEBARGER-Collegeg Olympiad, Y-Teen . . . EARL LONG-Collegeg Herculean . . . Page 47 Semen pcm? flfaifkmaf Frances Brooks Kathleen Cearnal Alan Crowell Dolores Dilworth James Dunlop .yon Lytlu Marvin Mc'l'r:u'kn-n Mrlnliru Mrlianuhlin Mcalwlay Mvtsker 74 John Dunlop Jeanne Hansford Milo Harris Barbara Hartman Rosemary Hayes Moore-hm-ati Moorohn-ad Mapes Mardi-n M Gov McGraw MvNahh Mellor' Mills-1' Miller Morey Murrison .P Moser Moss Mm-llc-r Neblc-tt Newman Newman Nicholson Nolan Oliver .IEANNINE LYON A College: Sapphonian, Thespial 1... RORERT LYTLE4Generalg R.O.T.C., Band . . . GRACE MAPES-Com- mercial . . . DALE lVIARDEN-Vocational . . . HOWARD MARVIN-College, Diamond and Disc . . . FRANCIS McCRACKEN-C0l- lege, Debate, Diamond and Disc . . . GEORGE L. MCGEE-Vocational, Football, Track . . . MORRIS McGREW - Vocationalg Veteran . . . ROSEMARY McINTIRE4C0mmercialg Sapphonian, Spyglass .... IOHN McLAUGH- LINYColle5:eg R.O.T.C., Herculean . . .ROB- ERT McNABB - Generalg Herculean . . . MARY MEGEE - Collegeg Olympiad, Solo Ensemble .... I IM MESI'LAYACollegeg Or- chestra, Hi-Y . . . GALEN E. METSKER- ,-4 Olson Orr Parker Parker Pate Patrick Pendleton Peppers Peters Peterson Pflug Phillips Pitts Platner Prouty Purscelly Pyles Ramsey Reed Rhoades Richardson General, Veteran . . . CHARLES MILLER-College, Diamond and Disc, Orchestra . . . PAT MILLER- Collegeg N.F.L., Debate . . . BOB MOOREHEAD-Generalg Diamond and Disc . . . DAVID MOORHEAD- General . . . ELMA JUNE MOREY-Commercial . . . .IOHN MORRISON-Generalg Forum . . . ELMER MOSER-Vocationalg . . . NANCY MOSS-Collegeg Olympiad, Y-Teen .... I EANNE HELEN MUELLER- Collegeg Olympiad, Joplimo . . . DELORES NEBLETT-Commercialg Sigma Gamma Lambda . . . CAROL ANN NEWMAN-Collegeg Y-Teen, Choii '... REX NEWMAN-Collegeg Herculean, Senior Choir . . . AUDREY NICHOLSON-General, Band, Philogian . . . BILL NOLAN-Collegeg Football, Basketball . . . MAX OLIVER-Vocational . . . OLIVE OLSON-Collegeg Olympiad, Thespian . . . HELEN ORR-Com- mercialg Y-Teen, Atalantian . . . BILL PARKER-College, Diamond and Disc, Student Council . . . WILMA PARKER-Comercialg Atalantian . . . BETSY PATE-College, Y-Teen, Olympiad . . . ERVIN PAT- RICK-Vocational, Rifle Team, Diamond and Disc . . . KAY PENDLETON-College, Joplimo, Thespian . . . BOB PEPPERS-General, R.O.T.C .... FLORA MAE PETERS-Generalg Drum Corps, Philo ian . . . BERNADINE PETERSON-Generalg Sigma Gamma Lambda, Orchestra . . . MARY PFLUG-Commercial: Joplimo, Aspasian . . . JAMES PHILLIPS-Collegeg Diamond and Disc Phron- ANNA , Band . . . VIRGINIA PITTS-Home Economics . . . DELMAR PLATNER-Vocational, Band, R.O.T.C. . . . JERRY PROUTY-Vovationalg LCF . . . BOB PURSCELLY-Generalg Football. . . MARGORIE PYLES -Comercial, Sigma Gamma Lambda . . . MADGE ANN RAMSAY - Commercialg Cheerleader, Joplimo . . . ROBERT REED-Collegeg Football, Diamond and Disc . . . ZELLA RHOADES-College, Ch Teen . . . HAL RICHARDSON-College, Herculean. oir, Y- Page 49 .Semen paw flfalzcwal fqnilkcvlcaqg Katherine Hollingsworth l':1t. IilllPll2ll'j,1'Ql' Put lllillvr Jack Sz1mll'cn'rl Mary Louise Shinnnonx Wally Spracklen l In-5' liivkvlie R ln-rts Rnlwl'1snn It wlunil Rnrnlvy N npli-y Szxiiclfmwl N lnunuvlu-r Si-vs-rs Billye Talmadge Denvil Tippitt Patricia Watson Charlotte YVhite Olive Dean Wilson Riirprs Rixrlithonse Ruluituillu linuers Ry: Snlva-1'mun N' Slvni Q . 1- ek in hcux'i1'h Schull il Rh ll v 41 Shimmnns Short Sigars Simmons Smith Smith Smith Spravklen Stzulffr- RALPH RICHEY-Generalg Herculean, Track . . . PATRICIA RICKETS-Commercialg S.P.Q.R .... BETTY JEAN RIGGS-Conv mercialg Philogian . . . DAVID RIGHTHOUSE -Generalg Choir, Solo Ensemble . . THOM ROBERTS-Collegeg Herculean, Spyglass . . . HENRY ROBERTSON - Collegeg Football, Basketball . . . THELMA ROBITAILLE- General . . . NORNIA LEE ROGERS-Collegeg Sapphonian, Y-Teen . . . RAYMA JEAN ROW- LAND-Commercialg Philogzian, Y-Teen . . . MARION RUMLEY-Vocationalg . . . PAT RYAN-Generalg Sapphonian, Solo Ensemble . . . DOUGLAS SALVERSONfVocational3 Football, Track . . . CECIL SAMPLEY-Gem eralg Golf, Track .... I ACK SANDFORD- Stehm Stiles Stith Stnckey Talmamlge Taylor Thenrer 152151155 i?2fC'll's0 i2E'J'Z'Qf2. ,. ifiblflion fmifle 357225 5?.'.'.Yhn College, Hi-Y, S.P.Q.R .... MELVIN SCHEURICH-Vocational . . . SHIRLEY SCHUG-Collegeg Sr. Treas- urer, Drum Corps . . . DOROTHY SCHUMACKER-Commercialg Aspasian, Senior Choii '... .IIM SEV- ERS-Vocational . . . MARVIN SHANK-College, L.C.F., Track .... I OY SHELLEY-General, Band, Cast- alian . . . MARY LOUISE SHIMMONS-General, Castalian, Y-Teen . . . MARIE SHORT-Commercialg Castalian, Choii '... MONTE SIGARS-General, Band, Gavel and Quill . . . MARY .IANE SIMMONS- Collegeg Orchestra, Drum Corps . . . BILLIE DORIS SMITH-Home Economics, Castalian, Y-Teen DALE E. SlVlITH-Generalg Gavel and Quill . . . GLENN L. SMITH-Vocational, Veteran . . . YVALLY Sl'RAf'KLEN-College: R.O.T.C .... GAYLE STAUFFER-College, Olympiad, Senior Choir . . . SALLIE STEHM-General . . . BETTY STITES-Commercial, Atalantian . . . KATHERINE COLLEEN STITH- Generalg Thespian, Debate . . . DOROTHY STUCKEY-General . . . BILLYE TALMADGE-Collegfeg Spyglass, Castalian . . . BARBARA TAYLOR-Commercial3 Pliilogian, Senior Choii '...l I LICETHEURER -Collegreg Sapplionian, Orchestra .... I OAN 'PHOlYI:AS-C0ll1lllCl'Cl3lQ Band, Choil '... BEAUFORD L. THOMPSON-Vocational3 Band, R.O.T.C .... MELHA JEAN THURMAN-Commercial5 Philogrian, Solo Ensemble . . . FRANK TI-IURSTON-General, Veteran . . . VIOLET MAXINE TINGLE4Generalg Y- Teen, Sigma Gamma Lambda . . . DENVEL 'l'Il'l'IT-General . . . BILL TOITTZ-Commercial3 L.C.F'. . . ROSELLA TOWSON-College, Los Amigos, Y-Teen . . . GENE TRAVIS-College, R.O.T.C., Track WILLIAM G TROI'TMAN--Commercialg Senior Choir, Solo Ensemble . . . VIRGINIA 'l'LTCKER-Com- mercialg Philogian, Choir . . . BILL TURK-College, Gavel and Quill, Solo Ensemble .... I EAN TWEED- General, Veterans . . . DICK VALfGHN4Collegeg Basketball, R.O.T.C. age 51 Wadkins Wallace Walters Warden Warmack Wasson Watkins Watson Weeks White White Whited 401 Whitley Wiedeman Wiggins Williams CHARLES L. WADKINS-Collegeg Band, Orchestra . . . KEITH WALLACE-Vocationalg L.C.F., Veteran . . . MARY SUE WALTERS-Collegeg Sapphonian, Y-Teen . . . BURTON WARDEN-Generalg Gavel and Quill, Student Council . . . MELANIE WARMACK-Collegeg Solo Ensemble, Band . . . BILLY E. WASSON-- Collegeg Diamond and Disc . . . ANN WATKINS-Collegeg Sapphonian, Sypglass . . . PATRICIA WATSON -Generalg S.P.Q.R., Solo Ensemble . . . BETTYE WEEKS--Generalg Sapphonian, Y-Teen . . . CHAR- LO'l l'E WHITE-College . . , PHYLLIS WHITE-Collegeg Band, Orchestra . . . WANEE MAE WHITED- Collegfeg Drum Corps, Solo Ensemble . . . 140D . . . LOIS WHITLEY-General . . . WILMA MAE WIEDE- MAN-Collegfeg Drum Corps, Sapphonian . . . CECELIA WIGGINS-Collegeg S.P.Q.R., Solo Ensemble . . . JOAN WILLIAMS-Generalg Y-Teen, Philogian . . . MARY LOU WILLIAMS--Home Economicsg Y-Teen . MEDORA LEE WILLIAMS-Collegeg Y-Teen, Atalantian .. Page 52 Williams Vfilllams VVilliams Wilson VVilson Wilson W'l C , . 1 sim llflliillllm llilmlfbil llVV3'2lloff lllililil l?'Ji1l'i WMU IRQ-auties lXJl'I lf SHIRLEY WILLIAMS-Collegeg Olympiad, Solo Ensemble . . . DONNA .IEAN WILSON-Commercialg Cas- talian, Y-Teen . . . GWEN WILSON-Generalg .... I IM WILSON-Vocational . . . OLIVE DEAN WILSON -Generalg Sapphonian, Solo Ensemble . . . RALPH WILSON-Vocational . . . JOYCE WOMMACK-Collegeg Choir, Philo Phronian . . . PIERCE WOOD-Generalg . . . VIRGINIA .IEAN WOOD-Collegeg Olympiad, Drum Corps . . . WILMA JUNE WOOD-Commercialg Philogian . . . DEAN VVOODIN-Generalg Diamond and Disc . . . PATRICIA D. WOODRUFF-Commercialg Palette and Brush, Senior Choir . . . WOODWORTH-Collegeg Philogian, Senior Choir . . . GERALDINE HOPE WOOLEVER-Home LOIS Econ- omicsg Sigma Gamma Lambda . . . VIRGINIA WYCKOFF-Generalg Spyglass, Sapphonian . . . IMOGENE YOUNG-Collegeg Orchestra, Drum Corps . . . MARY ANNE YOUNT-Collegeg Thespian, Y-Teen fBeauties-Eh'?J . . . Page 53 x lr- .Szfe Sri? PRESIDENT Bill Pearson Vice President ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A R ny Beavers Secretary . .... Margaret Deatherage Treas1u'cr H .. ,,,,Y,,,,, ,.,YY,..,,,.,,,. B etty Stokes Serg'oant-at-Arms . ., .,,. Edgfar Craig .I UNIORS as-A , . l CLASS SPONSORS Chairman .YY,Y,,,.........................,,,,.,, Mr. White Miss Mitchell, Mr. Smith Today we sit on the sides, but tomorrow -who knows-we will be the seniors, proud and scornful, sitting on top of the world. Room 102 Last Row: Pat Strinliniz, Virgrinia Buxton, Joan Plumlee. Jane Roth- enbarger. Iietty Whincry. Mary Evelyn Routledge, Elaine Stowell. Gloria Walbert. Second Row: Mary Pole, Jacqueline Guyl, licrtha lilauket, Virxzinia Hatcher, Bernice Himzcnhotham, Shirley Vonway, Delilah Hankins. Mildred Nickel. First Row: Marietta Smith, Helen Harrison, Betty Harte, Alice Porter, Delores Owens Betty Sheffler, Mary Chitwood, Joan Miller, Mary Ann Moore. Room 213-501 Last Row: Dill Simpson. Marvin Day. Don Fithian, Kenneth Prialux, Jack McMullen. Norman Farrar, Clarence McQuistion, Uarl Smith. Third Row: Dwayne Rumlcy. Lee Deskin, Eugene Rustin, llub Smith, Norval Laymun, Arthur lirewer, Dart McAnineh, lioh Morrison. Second Row: Pemxy Furirerson Par- rie Gurlev, Shirley Vreacy, Nadine Laird, Robert Mayfield. Richard Wommaek, Marvin Haase. First Row: Delores Eakman. Mar- jorie Pfluiz, Kathryn Tipping, Patt True, Mary Ann Rowland. Father- ine Ford. Geneva Drown. .Ioan Pat- ton. Room 107 Last Row: Edgar Grain, lluddy Kneeland, Claude Noel, Paul Diles, Uharles Daubin. Wayne Wauizoner. Third Row: Denny Uoleman, Bob Hayes, Hill Knowlton. George Gar- rison, Hob Baker, liob Harding. Ray- mond Anderson. Second Row: Mary Lou Middleton, Margaret Deatheraixe. Robert Baker, Betty Esterline, Mary England, Shirley Rutherford, Marcia Trusty- Maurice Morgan. First Row: Marilynne Green. Glenna McGuire, Marjorie Dunn, Evelyn Smith, Ann Boyd. Lois Pear- son, Jean Parks, Joan Hiizhharger. as Room 201 Last Row: Jack Montalclol David Myers, Bill Williams. Eldridge Foulke, Don Love, Wally Hodges- Morris Hunt. Van Prince. Third Row: liilly Whited. Paul Ar- rowood. Ned Jackson, Eugene Over- all. Larry Allen, Jimmy Porter, Glenn lieuzley, Jackie Pierce. Second Row: Joan Hellman, Uolleen Webb, Marilyn Kinir, liillie Ruth Rowe liarhara Watson, Jeanette Elliott, Shirley Martin. First Row: Catherine Ditson, Wy- lene Fain. Betty Stokes, Patsy Mil- ler, Virginia lirown. Elaine Giirer, Jackie Hannon. Nellie Shepard. Room 211 - 504 Last Row: Charles Vupp, Bill Lann- ing, Robert Dick. Bernard Vaughn, Joe Garbacz. Gale Clark. Third Row: Ashby Grantham, Jay Sams, James Grav. Robin Rowe, Bill Pearson. Bill llldstrom, Uharles Rose. Second Row: Bill Uoles. Montic Sanders, Barbara Hamilton. Marty Fletcher, Delores Patton, Wathcna Parker. Bettie Bowser, Beverly Schracdcr, Walta Tappana. First Row: Betty Ilankford. Theo- dora Dixon, Mary Lou Williamson, Vharlotte Johnson. June Johnson. Loretta Gulletlc, Jean Province. Hcnrye Ann Davis. Jacqueline Had- ley. Study B Last Row: Barlcnc Ilolford, Louise Prexvelt, Gloria Peters, Donis Rack- cley. Donna Soo Adams. Ann Mor- ganthalor. Jean Schultz, Janice Fox. Phyliss West. Fr-urth Rrw: Marv Jean Gingrich, Mary Uignetti. Bobbie Setser, Taill- ine Rodgers. Marv Lee Bailey, Jo Anne Blanke, Doris Jean Jones, Bil- liv Borlhick, Treva VVarden. Third Rcw: Bcttv lson. Mary Jae Proutv, Donella Vaile. Becky Pick- ens, Lucille Havs. Joyce Noel. Pat Frazier. Mary Evelyn Govert. Betty Kersh. Second Row: Donna Nevitt, Joan Wilson, Alice Burris, Joan Leib, Jeanne Rataozak, Shirley Mcrrit, Mary Belle Galdman. Lucille Piha, Pat Bavless, Evelyn Whaley. First Row: Eleanor Zimmerman. Wilma Marshall, Gloria Marchant. Ruth Olinger, Norma Asher. Jackie Poison, Sue Grant. Rosemary Wad- lcigh, Janice Zilar. Room 306 - 503 Last Row: Bill Drake, Dick Foster. Mark Hastings, Stanley Lea. Frank Warren. Bob t'ooley, Alva Fanning. Merle Belsman. Third Row: Edward Peterson, Leon Seagraves, Wayne Leeka, Van Greenwood, Bob Hartley, Robert Kay, Frank Green, James Betz. Second Row: Uhester Redd, Frances Walters. Phyllis l.aughl.cr. Evelyn Jo Dick, Sally Uampbell, Joan Muh- lenborg. Gene White, Virgil Douglas. First Row: Edna Yeakey, Helen Schucrich, Flora Jean Patrick, Mar- garet Jackson. Delores Warren. Bil- lie Ann Gowing, Doris Vowell. Bar- bara Hunt, Margaret Wilson. Study A Last Row: Earl Melton, Ulydc Rod- gers. Bob Walters, Jim Hardcastle, Marvin Johnson, Douglas Phillips. John Montgomery, Dick Kuyken- dall, Jack Flournoy. Third Row: Buddy Walker. Roy Beavers, Don Smith, James Country- man, Richard Reccc, Ray Pearson, t'arl Mcl'ulley. Joe Simpson, Var- ter McKee. Second Row: Benny Barnard. Dew- all Thrall, Haskell Doss, Gene Lynn, Gene l'lark, John Leslie. Dale Med- lin, John Hardy. Marvin Boyd. First Row: Jim Stinnett. William Russell, Tommy Milton, Merle Par- mer, Jack Wiswall, Ronald Watson, Wayne Uorbin. Willard Hailey, Brad Spicer, David Gaskey. Room 307 Last Row: Glen Morgan, Robert Warden, John Ivie. Monte Taylor, Bill Shilkctt, Rod Meredith, Waldo Fiant, l'Iark Ridpath. Wayne Ul- rich, Eugene Bailey. Second Row: Edward Fctters, Rich- ard Koehler, Richard Woodworth, Otis t'lark. Frank fJllI'lLfk'l'. Bob Hagan, 'l'cd4ly Geiserl, Dick Brown. Bill Drake. First Row: Uharlcs lidwards. Bob Thomas, Leonard Roten, Robert llinkle, Frank Scheurich. Dick Ray, Bob March. Jack Gril'l'ilh, Wayne Seaman. Q ie V, mme. Q Qcacvfiwi SOPHOMORES Room 100 Kay June Bridwell, James Castagno, Wanda Lee Colson, Alberta, Cooper, Bobby Cossey, Charles Davis. Dolores Deskin, Howard Deskin, Mary Sue Farrell, Bill Fenix, Billie Lee Goode, Betty Gordon, Frank Green, Ellsworth Harbit, Ray Harmon, Charles Hill, Bill Hines, Nadine Hocket, Johnny Holmes. Joan Hosp, David Johnson, Raymond Kay, Joe Kinney, 'Tommy Bear, Minnie Kolkmeyer, Ann June Lewis, Norma Long, Marinell Longstreet, Joe Macke, Alberta. Miller, Delphia Milton, Curtis Nicholson, Margaret Nickel, Pat Pappin, Thelma Sadler, Zelma Shafer, Jeanne Snead, Kay Sons, Mary Ann Sigars, Bill Thrasher, Fred Tucker, Mary Walker, Rosalie Waters, Sara Lou Wells, Donald Webb, Marjorie Wright, Jack Yeakey. Room 204 Barbara Babb, Othelene Beaver, Delores Borthick, Beatrice Call, Mary Helen Clopton, Jerry Cobb, Connie Daugherty, James Downey, Norman Endicott, Kenneth Evans, Joan Gatewood, Charles Gibson, Gene Gurly, Shirley Hendrickson, Mary Ellen Hinkle, Dolores Jackson, Alberta Junge, Edward Larson. Lois Lawson, Virginia McAfee, Marlene McCune, Rosalie Nenninger, Muryl Olinger, Betty Paxton, Troy Potter, Evangeline Rosecrans, Edithe Rudder, Paul Shireman, Lois Shoemaker, Richard Styner, Ruth Ann Wade, Buddy Ward, Nancy Williams, Constance Woodbury. Room 207 Frances Blevins, Viola Brunkhorst, Mary Carter. Louise Carr, Betty Jo Clark, Dan Copps. Gertrude Craig, Jane Davis, Dave De- Jarnette, Dennis Drew, Marvin Fiant, Norman Finn, Walter Hagan, Billy Hampton, Dick Hooper, Betty Jane Howell. Geneva Huercamp, Eugene Iseli. Norma Jean Jones, Betty Knapp. Jeanette Martin, Norma. Martin, David McClelland, Gloria Moffett, Don Munday, Don Parson, Wilma Parsons, Judith Ann Pearson. Nellie Rhoades, Donald Robinson, Betty Roberts, Helen Rutherford, La- Verne Seagraves, Noreen Sours, Theda Stinnett, Rose Tyler, Norma Watson, Betty Welton, Mollie White, Peggy Wolfe, Lawrence Woods, Merel Young. ' Room 215 Max Alexander, Bradda Armstrong, Ruby Banks. Mickey Bauer, Billie Boaz, Buddy Burke, Suzanne Childress, Nancy Current, Ralph DeGoche. Stanley DuRall, Wayne Gilbert, Paul Garrett, Gene Hammond, Barbara Harryman, Leona Houser, Dorothy Jones, Verda Kunce, Annabelle Lankford, Robert Layman, B. D. Marshall, Nelda Murdock, Alice Neblitt, Beverly Negring, Harold Partridge, Don Pierce, Karen Rice, Marjorie Rockhold, Douglas Serage, Mary Margaret Shaw, Karole Stevens, Mabel Irene Sullivan, Eddy Tougher, Alva VanHoorebeke, Ramon Walker, Betty Wirman, Harold Wilson, Ladon Wirth. Room 301 Jerry Bills, Mitchell Brill, Bobby Brotherton, Irene Carmack, Ernest Chastain. Scotty Cole, Shirley Cooper, Gloria Cope, Mary Lou Crawford. Mary deVillars, Charlotte Dalton. Geraldine Fenix, Doonald Ferris, Robert Griffith, Harry Guinn, Mary Belle Hoofnagle, Gene Houk, Virginia Hunter, Norma Johnson, Clara Krudwig, Charles Lynn, Jones Lytle, Helen Maples, Lorraine Miller, Barry Noel, Roy Praker, Jim Parks, LeRoy Patton, Patricia Rea, Harry Riggs, Donald Schaeffer, Robert Smith, Ruth Sour, Joy Spiva, Ronald Stinnet, Robert Watkins, Marie Weaver, Eloise West, Leonard Williams, Georgia Willis. Page 56 Room 304 PRESIDENT Don Pierce CLASS SPONSORS Vice-President .............................. JaCk PSITY Chairman: Spencer Frink Secretary ......... .... M ary Sue Farrell Miss Reed K. E. Baker Treasurer ........................ .... L orrame Miller Room 302 Tony Baine, Joe Beeler. .Ioan Brown, Jimmy Campbell, Patty Beverly Fagan, Virginia Gnadt, Dave Hamilton, Frank Herron, Charles Lingle, Dan McKinzie, Ladonne McMillen, Mary Melton, Sillaway, Madeline Simth, Mary Ellen Taylor, Jacque Townsend, Turney Williams. Welre the sophomores and we enjoy our station in spite of the way the mighty seniors look down upon us. The first few days were a bit confus- ing, and a few of us got into the wrong classes and did a few other wrong things. You can kid us all you want about our seats in the rafters, but we woulcln't trade them for any others- until next year, anyway. We've learned a lot from up there. Campbell, Paul Cohagan, Max Collins, Ruby Davis, Patricia Edwards, Mary Lou Hinkle, Bob Jackson, Jerry Kelly, Bill King, Lowell Lay, Sally Netzeband, Jolene Overall, Billie Purkett, Wilber Roush, June Merrill Vorhies, Doris Warren, Beverly Watson, Margaret Waughtol, Lee Dane Bates, Charles Belk, Charlotte Brasher, Billie Casada, Ruth Cohee. Jack Connelly, Gene Denham, Bobby Fair, Robert Fay, Lucille Goodrich, Cora Greninger, Jack Holman, Larry Hutchens, Leota Jailllars. Nell Rose Little, Edgar Longstreet, Betty McLaugh- lin, Martha Jane Mericle, Betty Morey, Marguerite Nickel, Kemp Owen, Jack Perry, Joe Reeves, Jack Routledge, Joan Russell, Geneva Schack, Cherie Smith, Tedra Smith, Ruby Ann Townsend, Jack Turner, Russell Wade, Bobby Wasson, Delores Welch, Donna Wood. Room 305 Charles Aiken. Helen Arrowood, Elaine Auffenburg, Barbara Blosser, Ethel Buckner, Alberta Celink, Maxine Clark, Adetta Crume, Marie DuRall. Evelyn Daniels, Ruth Forkner, Mary Franklin. Edward Frazier, Joe Harner, Donald Harp, Max Hughes, Thelma Jennings, Laurine King, Bill Langham, John McDonald, Elsie Megee. Pat Mosher, Jean Owens, Mary Renfro, Barbara Robinson, Charles Rogers, Patricia Sellers, Amolee Stevens, Fleeta Sullivan, Mary Tyler, Kathleen Uttley, Mary Van Pool, David Wheeler, Nancy Williams, David Winston. Room 312 Dorothy Aldridge, Ronnie Apfel, Buddy Blizzard, Claude Brunson, Fred Cash, Robert Cox, Lorin Crosby, Geroge Demoss. Jack Donica, Lou Dunnaway, Robert Foeerson, Wicks Forney, Pat Hancock, Billy Harding, June Harris, Mary Isgrigg, Gabriel Kassab, George Koehler, Virginia Liggett, James Mathis, Phyllis Moffett. Jean Muenning, Joan Norton, Bobby Phillips, Roberta Reniker. Yola. Mae Richardson. Leon Robertson. Margaret Rodgers, Fred Sebastian, Alfred Steele, Russell Steen, Wayne Tucker, Lois Van- Pool, Wanda Westfall, Shirley Wetherell, Robert Wheeler, Gordon Wicks. Room 103 Earnest Abbott. Dick Bigley, Dale Brigance, Bob Casada, Leon Casperson, Floyd Gooch, Max Goodart, Howard Hilton, Jack Hooker, Johnny Hughes, Charles Kirkman, Bob Lundstrum, LaVern Mars, Robert Miller, Kenneth Sigars, Willie Smith, Gary Stegal, George Wood. Cecil Wright, Donald Yeokum. Page 57 if WWW P Q f 3: WMV CADET COLONEL Iienry Ilobertson HONORARY CADET COLONEL Iietsy l'at: 14 25 ' 'Mecf Jfcmcw Hup-two-three-four. Every hour on the hour our R.O.T.C. performs its neat and efficient drills with ever-increasing fervor. From orderly Mondays with shined-up shoes and insignia to Fridays with no uniforms, they are our pride and joy. Honor ratings in every phase were awarded our deserving cadets. Honorable mention for our marching band that came back from Enid with flying colors. As to the social aspect, the Military Ball hit a new high in fun and entertainment. They are certainly a most meritorious department. Page 58 Diamond and Disc Last Row: Danny Vochran. Billy Wasson, Howard El- rod, Bill Freer, David Korn, Bill Dumas, Roy Harper. Sixth Row: James Phillips, Bob Moorehead, Robert Campbell, Richard Doss, Uharles W a d k in s. Dick Vauizhn, Uecil Sample-y. Fifth Row: Jim Fleming, Jimmy Dale, Uharles Miller, Gene Daniels, Stuart Vamp- bell. Fourth Row: Alan Crowell. Uharles Edds, Ed Keys, Bill Grant, Keith Adams, Bob Green, Dean Woodin. Third Row: Dale Marden. Bill Johnston. John Garri- son, Jim Dunlop, Ervin Pat- rick, Bill Parker, l'Iyde El- liott. Second Row: E1-l Harmon. .lack Bailey. Francis Mc- Cracken. Harry Inmmth. Bill Prim, Dee Clinch. First Row: Bob Drown-low, Bob Hinshaw. Shirley Mar- tin, Jack Davidson, Betsy Pate, Henry Robertson, Joy Spiva, John Mcliaughlin, David Fraley. Rifle Team Last Row: Robert Harlan, Frank Olinrzer, Robert Baker, Bud Ward, Charles Rogers, Fred Wash, Jesse Jones. First Row: James Phillips, Waldo Fiant, Jar-lc 'JViewail, Bob Wadkins. Dick Biprley, Fred Sebastian, Ervin Pal- rick. Absent: Bill Dumas. Ever-Ready Rifle Last Row: Richard Reese, Muryll Olinirer. Fred Cash. Third Row: John Hardy, Frank Olinlzer, Wayne Ul- rich, Merle Farmer. Bob Hayes, Murray Ulaycomb, Myral Coatney, Paul Co- halfen. Edward Fetters. Second Row: Donald Schaef- er, Charles Rofrers, Richard Foster, Dale Wimrins, Ulark Ridpath, Ralph Greene, Jerry Kvlly, Hurry Rimzs, Dale Briszance. First Row: Bob Fair, Marvin Boyd, M a r vi n Day, Bob Drewelow, Bob Smith, Clyde Elliott, Brad Spicer, Kenneth Evans, Bill Whited. Tl' 'AIU 'll' 'all' ZW E , 'HP 'N 'W 5555 KISS M A 'ii A A W 'SEEKS 'Kiki MW 'JN lilitary Band 5 Company A ri' A-Nl an Company B ,L K Q, S if af MILITARY BAND last Row: Rum-rl, Haasv. Russell, Harlmit. Reeves. Inrmon. iifth Row: Fiant, Yourur. Miller, ilUlliY15. liilllflll 'lai'k. Anim-l, Moruan. Dale. fourth Row: l'iv1'm'n-, Denham, Winston, l'l'l'l'y, togers. Rose, liove, Johnson, I'llI:-rl, Wallkins. Third Row: I i1m:eral1l, Thompson, Volvlm, l.e1liv. Vommac-k, Arrsmmofl, Howe, Jackson, Fiant. l'all Inrrison. Second Row: Dale, Smith. Phillips. lloniva, Wat- on, Vaughn, l.yllv, Hunt. Gauntl, Owens, Dow- ney. lVl:n'Donalcl. first Row: Flemmimr, Johnston, Sr-huvrieh. EIMS- linshaw. Overall. llurkv, Lowery, Siuars, I'l2lII'Ik'l'. COMPANY A Last Row: Townsend, Iielk, Vole, Iieeler, Lingrle, Vopps, Deskin. Sixth Row: Holmes, Knoelaml, Iiaine, Wiggins, Costello. l 'rosl1y. Fifth Row: Woodworth, Iseli. Lonirstrent. Thoma Kendall, Warsl. Kay. Fourth Row: Mvrllin, Diles, Genser, Patterson, McAvoy, Hagan, Mvssner. Third Row: Lowe, McAvoy, Iiurns, Fithian, Fas person, Uoatney, Noel. Second Row: Roush, Greenwood, Wiswzill, Smith. Robertson, Simpson, I-iriyranve. First Row: lvie. Marmlen. Uochran, Adams, Bailey, Grant, Keys, Dunlop. COMPANY B Last Row: D. Smith, W. Smith. l'. Smith, Fay Cox, Aiken, Hughes, McKee, Williams. Sixth Row: Kay, Guinn, Seamon, Bates, Uossey Foirersun, Endicott, Yeakey. Fifth Row: Bills. Turner, Hammond, Vlaycomb Goodart. Foldspot, Finn, Grantham, Allan. Fourth Row: Doss. Hess, Uastaino. Hamilton Drew, Rogers, Stublxlefielil, Montalclo, Warslen Walker. Third Row: Travis, Taylor, Harner. Hastings Wheeler. Forney, Knowleton, Boaz, Reeve, Hariling Second Row: Jones, Shireman. Lamrham, Vaughan Cox, Drake, lirexver, Gooch, White, lioyil. First Row: Drewc-low, McLau'zhlin. Mcl'rark0n Garrison, Elrorl, Doss, Korn, 4'1'owvll, Spracklen 1 v l l I COMPANY C Last Row: Wade, Fetters, Drake, Wheeler, Brill deVillars, Johnson, Seayzraves, Lytle. Sixth Row: Smith, Gray, Edstrom, Griffin. Olin- ner, Watkins, Harding, Gibson, Oliver, Abbott Gilbert. Fifth Row: Sams, DeGoche, Walters, Rodgers Hayes, Kinney, Hastings, Thrall, Garrett, Wil: liams, Robertson. Fourth Row: Kassab. Garrison, Campbell, Foster gfoods, D'ick. Pearson, Grissom, Milton, Steele ice. Third Row: Nicholson. Holman, Warren. Tucker Clark. Sebastian, Hardy, Garbacz, Clark, Simpson Edwards. Second Row: Porter, Parmer, Edwards. Hagan Kuykendall, Styner, Redd, Foster, Partridge, Ferris. Ferrar. First Row: Purscelly, Harper, Moorehead, Camp- bell, Landreth, Davidson, Patrick, Wasson, Dumas Daniels. COMPANY D Last Row: Coleman, Spicer, Striefzel, Tucker Hines, Melflelland, Parker, Gingrich, Weland. Fifth Row: Wasson, Murray, Riggs, Fair, Cooley Forney, Herron, Cupp, Evans. Fourth Row: Hurst, Steele, McCulley. Schaeffer Hughes, McMullen, Gayler, Wilson, Shelley. Third Row: Johnson, Hennessy, Wright, Rowe, Doody, Lynn, Bradley, Blizzard, Green. Second Row: Lea. Coles, Layman, Day, Hinkle Montiromery, Rumley, Pierce, Whited, First Row: Woodin. Parker, Fraley, Crim, Greene Humphrey. 1 l Company C Company D Company E COMPANY E Last Row: Hooker. Priaulx, Righthouse, Four- noy, Countryman, Holt. Sixth Row: Mars, DeMoss, Rustin, Hailey, Pear- son, Melton, liaker, lirown, Wood. Fifth Row: Peppers, DeMoss, Corbin, Parks Chastain. Rear. Williams, Pyles, Robinson. Fourth Row: Martin, Stinnet, Walker, Smith, Larson, Cassidy, Olinfzer, J. R, Mathis, Cash. Third Row: lireeden, Green, Roten, Geisert Smith, Ulrich, Swimm, Connelly, Serayze. Second Row: Morrison, Wood, Lundstrum, Yeo- kum. Cox, Harp, Lindley, Holt, Ridpath. First Row: Robertson, Carter, Elliott, Clinch Freer, Campbell, Sampley. v 7eem' Sligo ' Zaewmw Y-Teens OFFICERS President .........,.. Shirley Williams Vice-President ............ Lois Creech Secretary ..,..,............ Louise Ayers Treasurer ...,........ Kathleen Cearnal Program ....,....... Mary Rose Kassab Mary Jane Simmons Pianist ............................ Patt True Song Leader ........ Maurice Ashford Service ....,......,i ........i J oan Huston Social .,..,., Celia Cartwright Reporter ........,.., Charlotte Douglas Sponsors: MISS IONE ELLIOTT MISS MARGARET WILLIAMSON MISS PHEBE GRIFFITH MRS. CHARLOTTE CREACH The Y-Teens started the year with a wonderful mixer in the gym. Our programs were in- teresting and educational. There was a series on religious tolerance and another on choosing vocations. We felt that our programs really helped promote good fellow- ship and a better understand- ing of one another. Page G2 SENIORS Abernathy, Anderson, Ard, Ashford, Ayers, Bailey, Bartlett, Bradley. Burwick, Cannon, Cartwright, Cearnal, Chatman, Creech, Cole, Dick, Dilworth, Douglas, Duree, Finn, Fort, Frank, Graff, Hansford, Harri- son, Hartman, Hayes, Hill, Hogan, Hollingsworth, Huercamp, Huston, Jackson, Jackson, Janes, Jorgenson, Karlinger, Kassab, Kimmel, Knaust, Leeka, Linebarger, Lyon, Mclntire, Moss, Newman, Olson. O'rr, Pate, Pendleton, Pflug, Ramsay, Rhoades, Rogers, Rowland, Ryan, Shimmons, Short, Shug, Smith, Stauffer, Stehm, Taylor, Thomas, Tingle, Towson, Walters, Watkins, Watson, Weeks, Weideman, Whited, Whitley. Wiggins, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Wilson Wood, Wycoff, Young. .IUNIORS Adams, Bellman, Blanke, Blauket, Borthick, Boyd, Buxton. Campbell, Cannon, Chesnutt, Cole, Colson, Covert, Cox. Deatherage, Ditson Dunn, Eakman, Fain, Fergerson, Fletcher, Gladman, Gowing, Grant, Green, Gullette, Gurley, Hankins, Harte, Hatcher, Henry, Higgen- botham, Highbarger, Holford, Howell, Johnson, Johnson, Jones, King, Lankford, Laughter, Marshall, Martin, Merritt, Middleton, Miller, Morganthaler, Muhlenburg, Noel, Olinger, Olson, Parker, Parks Patton, Patton, Pearson, Pflug, Pickens, Porter, Prewett, Prouty, Province, Rataczak, Rogers, Rowland, Sheppard, Simmer, Smith Smith, Stripling, Stokes, Stowell, Tappana, Tipping, True, Wadleigh Witzansky, Walters, Zilar, Zimmerman. SOPHOMORE Aldridge, Angel, Arrowood, Auffenburg, Babb, Blosser, Bond, Borthick Brunkhorst, Burwick, Call, Carmack, Childress, Clark, Colson, Cooper Cui-rant, Daugherty, Davis, Deskin, deVillars, Dunaway, Durall, Ed- wards, Farrell, Franklin, French, Fenix, Hancock. Hauser, Henderson Hinkle, Hinkle, Howell, Huercamp, Hunter, Isgrigg, Jackson. Jaggars Jones, Junge, Knapp, Kolkmeyer, Kunce, Lawhead, Lawson, Liggett Long, Longstreet, Marshall, Martin, Megee, Melton, Mericle, Miller Miller, Neblett, Nehring, Nenninger, Netzeband, Newton, Nickell, Noel Norton, Owens, Pappin, Parsons, Paxton. Pearson, Potter, Purkett Rea. Roberts, Rockhold, Rodgers, Rodgers, Rosecrans, Rudder, Russell Sellers, Shaw, Shoemaker, Sigars, Slutter, Smith, Snead, Sons, Sours Spiva, Stevens, Stinnett, Thompson, Thornton. Townsend, Tyler, Tyler Van Pool, Van Pool, Vaughn, Wade, Walker. Walthall. Watson, Welton Wetherell, Wierman, Williams, Wolf, Woodbury, Wright. , v 95: War 'Wes I Last Row: James Hardcastle, John Leslie, Jimmy Dale, Bob Drewelow, Charles Rose, Roy Beavers, Robert Warden, William Russell. Third Row: Billie Ann Gowing, Ann Watkins, Mary Jane Simmons, Virginia Wyckoff, Patty Jernigan, Campbell Griffin, Bill Grant. Second Row: Wilma Marshall, Barbara Hartman, Mary Ann Moore, Sue Grant, Margaret Deatherage, Barry Noel, Jeannine Lyon, Elaine Auffenburg. First Row: Pat Pappin, Catherine Ditson, Charlotte Douglas, Milo Harris, Rosemary Mclntire, Paula Kai-linger, Joan Klarquist. From posting the assignments to collecting the left-over copies-that's Where We came in. Not only did we give you headline news, but also we included all the latest gossip and happenings around this little red schoolhouse. Our inau- guration of a Spyglass popularity poll was re- ceived with magnanimous approval by the student body just as you received each issue of our Harris Herald. Louise Ayers Barbara Bailey Members Roy Beavers Jo Anne Blanke Paulina Bradley Gerry Cannon Margaret Deatherage Catherine Ditson Charlotte Douglas John Dunlop Ted Geisert Billie Ann Gowing' of the Quill and Scroll Sue Grant Campbell Griffin Loretta Gullette Jeanne Hansford Milo Harris Robert Hinkle Katherine Hollingsworth Vera Huercamp Paula Karlinger Don Lindner Jeannine Lyon Rosemary Mclntire MILO HARRIS Editor-in-chief BARBARA BAILEY Business Manager Faculty Advisers MISS ANNIE LEE LOGAN GENN D. SMITH Mary Anne Moore Jeanne Mueller Bill Pearson Kay Pendleton Mary Ann Pflug Madge Ramsay Billye Rowe Rayma J. Rowland Evelyn Smith liillye Talmadge Barbara Watson Virginia Wyckoff Page 63 UML Q ' Dear Diary: My annual entry is coming up. What else, but all those Thursday specials - literary societies. From fall mixers to spring socials We've had thrills and fun a'plenty. And-did you notice those literary boxes!! You couldn't miss them. Nearly every box was filled with a reminder or a program of the group's activities. V17 was certainly a Wonder- ful year. Los Amigos ...-n.,. Last Row: Vharlvs Miller, Jack Connelly. Dale Wigzfzins, Jimmy Hardcastle, Earl Melton, Charles Edwards, Bob Harding, Merle Parmer. Second Row: Jeanette Martin. Patricia Edwards, Alberta Uclink. Bettie Bowser, Rosella Towson, Anita Newton, Imogene Young. First Row: Frances Walters, lietty Roberts, Ladon Wirth, Shirley Hendrickson, Ruth Ann Wade, Lucille Piha. Querido Diario-Our first event this year was a mixer PRESIDENT Oct. 9. We really enjoyed watching the befuddled rushees I G Imogene Young . try to translate their invitations! We have had some gliglslfjldent ii'iii'ii Egaggei 15553 wonderful programs this year, too. And according to the Treasurer Qnnl -----A--A4Q--'wQ-- F rances Walters old southern Spanish customs we wore red carnations SPONSOR on Pan-American Day. We are a small, ever-growing gmup Miss Mildred Robb Page 64 Dear Diary-Yah! Ta! Ta! Yah! Ta! Tal Ta! Yah! Ta! Ta! The discussionest group! We claim that title. But we stopped talking long enough to plan a few socials and give out with plenty-of talk. It has been a grand year from start to finish. Forum Last Row: Edward Fetters, Walter Hanan, Van Greenwood, Gene White, Marvin Johnson, Bill Lam:- ham. Third Row: Wilbur Roush, Carl Mc- Uulley, Stanley DuRall, Bob Wal- ters, John Morrison, Phillip Wilson. Second Row: Howard Elrod. Corky Lumxstreet. Jones Lytle. Claude Noel, Tommy Melton, Morris Hunt, Frank Green. First Row: Gene Daniels, Ernest Chastain, Ralph Green, Bob Foger- son, Bill Harding, Jack Yeakey. PRESIDENT Howa1'd Elrod Vice President .,,..,...... ............. G ene White Secretary ,,,,,,,,.. i.,i,,,,, M orris Hunt Treasurer .,.r, ,,,,,,,,,..,.........,. V an Greenwood SPONSOR Miss Helen Eckelman Our school is more than a place to learn or recite lessons for our teachers . . . Castalian PRESIDENT My, My, Diary-This year has been a Sizz1erf' T . , We're referring to that Wiener roast we had in ommy Lou Gllbelt . McClelland park, of course. Our programs 1n- ViCe'P1'eSident ------b--b--------b-'f4--- Betty HOFP cluded stories, poems, and plays, centering around ,?,i2gfg1af'Y' ------'---4---------'---------- BJQEU-Kwqtulst an American Girl theme. And with the help of lei ' A al ala a son our new sponsor we had a super spring dance. SPONSOR Such fun! Mrs. Katherine Ober Last Row: Marie DuRall, Evelyn Dick, Mary Louise Shimmons, Marie Short, Nellie Shepard. Fourth Row: Beverly Watson, Shry- lee Frank, Barbara Watson- Jackie Hannon, Billie Ruth Rowe, Shirley Conway, Katherine Ford. Third Row: Betty Hosp, Betty Jack- son, Donna Jean Wilson, Tommy Lou Gilbert, Joan Klarquist, Phyliss West, Joan Plumlee, Charlene Campbell. Second Row: Barbara Hartman. Bil- lie Smith, Wanda Westfall' Nellie Rhodes. June Sillaway. Beverly Fa- gan, Elaine, Giger, Joyce Shelley. First Row: Alice Porter, Peggy Furgerson. Billye Talmadge. Madge Ramsay, Frystal Myers, Marjorie Dunn, Glenna McGuire, Jeanne Crume. v. . ,,.. ,.,.. Mt., ,.,,,c.i,M,.,, ,..i. I Philo Phronian Last Row: Flora Mae Peters, Char- lene Mitchell, Joyce Wommack, Helen Cole, Lois Woodsworth, Jack- ie Janes. Second Row: Nadine Finn, lionnie Slutter, Maxine Clark. Marjorie Rockhold, Jane Rothenbarger, Janet Thompson. First Row: Mary deVillars, Mary Jean Gingrich, Edna Mae Yuakey. Mary Figznetti, Jacqueline Guill. Melvina Graff, Pat Stripling. Faithful Diary! Forward Ever, Backward Never. PRESIDENT We live up to our motto by always progressing Jackie Janes toward a goal of achievement. Our programs and Social events surpassed any of the past and a glee ffesident '-'-------, -------' 36- featvfsgllglfgi weedefflel time was had by elle' at every Single Tiiiiuiii- Qiiiiiiiiiii ..,,.,..,. If .a,... Y Nadine Finn One O EIT1. SPONSOR Miss Margaret Mitchell . . . It is a place for the discovery and the development of all our talents . . . Sigma Gamma Lambda Diary dear-This has certainly been an eventful PRESIDENT year! We started off with our annual mixer in the school cafeteria. Everyone had a grand time. Mamorle Pyles IH MHI'Ch W9 had Our Corsages of society colors Vice President ...,,.,,.......i.. Virginia Gilchrist to Wear. We had fun in meetings, too. And to SnC1'0ta1'Y ---------------'-e--ee----'-----e--- Violet Tingle tOp things Off, Diary, we had a marvelous time Treasurer 'a ii'i ' 'i Violet Tmele at the Spring Dance. SPONSOR Mrs. Edna Chestnut Last Row: Margie Pyles. Jerry Woolever. Delores Neblett. Nadine Laird. Second Row: Benita Seragv, Izetta Lester, Opal Urockett, Nadine Duree. First Row: Mary Etta Smith, Violet Tingzle, Neva Jean Williams, Vir- ginia Gilchrist, Jacque Hadley. Betty Agran, Carrie Curley. Olympiad Last Row: Sally Netzeband, Elsie Megee, Barbara Blosser, Kathleen Cearnal, JoAnne Blanke, Pat Mos- her, Ann Morgenthalor, Jeanne Mueller, Georgine Leeka, Donna Sue Adams. Third Row: Jean Owens, Verda Grant, Virszinia Anderson, Betsy Pate. Pat Linebarizer, Jeanne Hans- furd, Barbara. Babb, Mary Van- Pool, Elaine Auffenburg, Mary Sue Farrell, Second Row: Kay Pendleton, Paul- ina Bradley. Nancy Moss, Mary Mepree, Patty Jernigan, Patsy Uhes- nutt, Barry Noel, Ann Boyd. Kath- ryn Tipping, Shirley Williams, Joan Norton. First Row: Gayle Stauffer, Olive Olson, Catherine Ditson, Rosemary Wadleiirh, Joy Spiva, Suzanne Child- ress, Jeanne Muenning, Norma Long, Virginia Jean Wood, Phar- lotte Douglas, Mary Rose Kassab. PRESIDENT Paulina Bradley Vice-President ..,. ..... J eanne Hansford Secretary ....... .... K athleen Cearnal Treasurer .,.,, .,.,...,...... M ary Rose Kassab SPONSOR Miss Jean Umberger Gavel and Quill PRESIDENT John Garrison Vice-President ,... ..,.. ..., B 0 b Hinshaw Secretary ........ .... J immy Dale Treasurer ...,., ,.,.r,r,ii,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C hai-les Edds SPONSOR Spencer Frink Last Row: Johnny Garrison, Dale Smith, George Garrison, Bob Mor- rison, Paul Shireman, Fred Sebas- tian, Max Collins, Rod Meredith. Fourth Row: Glen Morlian, Bill Drake, Bill Coles. John Ivie, Robert Warden, .lay Sams, Monte Sanders, Marvin Fiunt. Third Row: Ned Jackson, Charles Howe, Richard Wommack, Bill Turk, Charles Edds, Wayne Ulrich, Clark Rirlpath, Micky Bauer. Second Row: Waldo Fiant, Jack Perry, Paul Arrowood, Dan Capps. Burton Warden, Bob Hartley, Edgar Craig, Malcolm Call. First Row: Mr. Frink, Uarter Mc- Kee, Robert Hinkle, Bob Hinshaw, David Johnson, Jimmy Dale. Bill Johnston, Monte Sigars, Richard Johnson, Brad Spicer. Hurrah! Diary!-Are we ever original!! A lit- erary society gone literaryl'-if you know what we mean. With Drama as our theme and a won- derful new sponsor to aid us, we gave programs that we'll tell our grandchildren about. Good ones, that is. And-our annual assembly was described by all as the best yet! As history will agree, this was our year for achievements. So - it is well to explore your abilities while in school . Hi, Diary: Too bad you couldn't have gone with us on that picnic-mixer at McClelland Park. It was something to talk about! Our programs, all year, have been hard to beat. The guest speakers gave us some excellent advice. We are following that advice with splendid results. - I n Atalantian Last Row: Delores Hill. Grace Pot- ter. Medora Lee Williams. Helen Orr. Ruby Davis, Betty Stites, Wil- ma Parker. Second Row: Nadine Hoekettl Fran- cis lilcvins. Flora Jean Patrick, Shirley Merritt, Virginia Buxton. Norma Asher, Janiee Vox. Joan Miller. First Row: Donna Simmer, llerlha lilaulielt. Delores Eakman. Jean Province. Virginia Brown. Margaret Wilson, Helen Harrison. PRESIDENT Helen Orr Vice-President ..,.,.,,,... Medora Lee Williams Secretary ,,.,.,... .,..,,.e,,,,,,,,, J anice Cox Treasurer .. ,,,,.........,l.,,,,.,.. Donna Nevitt SPONSOR Miss Winifred Lant L. C. F. PRESIDENT Dan Cochran Vice-President .,,,, l,,, J ames Mesplay Secretary .....,...,.. ,,,.,. D avid Fi-aley Treasurer ., ,,,,.....l..,,,,,,,,, Bob Carter SPONSOR K. E. Baker Last Row: David Korn, Marvin Shank. Kenneth Priaulx, Robert Vamplsell, llill Toutz, Jimmy Mes- play. Jerry Prouty, Richard Harris. Fourth Row: Robert Thomas, Sonny Frazier, lluddy Knecland, Robert Maker, Francis Mcl'rackcn. Bob Purseelly. Third Row: Fei-il Sample-y. Jack Hailey, llill Pearson. Norman Ferr- arr, Don Love. Joe Garbaez, Ronald Fly, Hob Baker. Second Row: .lack McMullen, Lee lleskin, Jerry Kelly, Vharles Wad- kins, Frank Seheurieh, Marvin Haase. Robert Reed, Jim Fleming. First Row: David Winston. Dan Uorhran, John Leslie, David Fraley, l'harIes Edds. Don Pierce, Jack Ilavidson, liolw Varter. Dear Diary-At the beginning of the year we were deeply saddened by the death of our sponsor, Miss Haswell, who had patiently helped us toward our ideals of courage, loyalty, and co-operation. Our new sponsor has followed in her footsteps Very capably. We look back with pleasure to our mixer and programs. You need not be an expert to participate in your society . . Dear Diary--Do you remember that famous mixer we had Oct. 2? And those interesting discussions and debates we had on the current events of the year? Let's keep up the good work. Rah! Diary! Yes, Rah! Rah! Rah! We're all cheer- ing for our colorful football banquet. A mixer of brawn and beauty, if we do say so. That most thrilling Fling of the Spring was our dance which ended the memorable events on our social register. Could we have had a better year? Not in our estimation. . . . Abilities discovered through avocations . . . Dear Diary-This has been one of our most pro- gressive years. We started off with a mixer at t'The Dunlop's Oct. 3. Then we chose as our theme for the year Enlightened minds make better citizens. We had several of the leading citizens of town as guest speakers. Doesn't that sound elevating to ya' Diary? ,. . .. .mea Wesson Sapphonian Last Row: Marty Fletcher, Shirley Martin, Billie Ann Gowimr, Joyce Noel, Marizie DePreste, Mary Evelyn Covert, Walta Tappana, Phyliss Lauixhter. Fourth Row: Shirley Schuiz, Pat Hobart, Mary Sue Walter, Lois Ureech, Glenna Witzansky, 1'att True, Viririnia Wyckoff. Third Row: Jean Parks, Florence Farrell. Frances Brooks, Carol Ann Newman, Mary Jac Prouty, Mary Jane Simmons, Joan Knaust, Pat Ryan. Second Row: Mary Ann Moore, Margaret Deatheragze. Jeannine Lyon, Alice Theurer, Wilma Wierle- man, Katherine Hollingsworth, Pat Miller, Billie Borthick. First Row: Ann Watkins, Norma Lee Roirers, Gerry Cannon, Rose- mary Mc-Intire, Bettye Weeks, Deanie Wilson. Jewell Anne Jor- genson, Delores Dilworth. PRESIDENT Shirley Schug Vice-President .,... .... F lorence Farrell Secretary .........i. ................,.. L ois Creech Treasurer ..,.,........ Norma Lee Rogers SPONSOR Mrs. Pauline Morris societies often become life vocations or Herculean PRESIDENT Robert McNabb Vice-President .............,..,,,..,,,,.,,,,,, Bill Grant Secretary ........ .... J ohn Dunlop Treasurer ...... ..............,,,,.....,,,,, J ohn Dunlop SPONSOR A. R. White Last Row: Wally Spracklen, Ed- ward Larson, Emerson, Foulke, Earl Long, Ivan Hosp. Eddie Gen- ereaux, Henry Robertson. Fourth Row: Rex Newman, Bud Ward, Gabriel Kassab, Shannon Wheeler, Jimmy Stinnett. Joe Beeler. Douglas Serayze, Ronny Ap- fel, Dick Ray. Third Row: Ashhy Grantham. Wally Hodges, Bob Smith, Dick Kuyken- Ilall. Jimmy Rosrers, Richard Pat- terson, Ralph Richey. Second Row: Jack Montaldo John Montgomery, Ronnie Kendall. Monte Taylor, Jimmy Porter, Eldridge Foulke, Bill Shilkett. First Row: Robert McNabb, John Dunlop, Thom Roberts, Bill Grant, IIa.l Richardson, Dee Ulinch, John Mcloauirhlin, Vampboll Griffin. Diary-Diary-Such fun We've had this year! It began with our mixer at Dorothy Schumaker's home. We-'ve been serious at times, too, Diary. We have had book reviews and also a variety of musical programs throughout the year. Aspasian Last Row: Marnie Pflugz, Helen Arrowood, Dorothy Schumaker, Vex-da Kunce, Mary Hoofnmzle. Second Row: Wylene Fain, Gloria Marchant, Ina Grace Jones, Martha Fly, Mary Evelyn Routledge. Joan Abernathy. First Row: Betty Stokes, Marilyne Green, Mary Anna Pflug, Mary Tyler, Helen Scheurich, Eleanor Kimmel. PRESIDENT Norma Brasher Vice-President .... ,.,.. M ary Anna Pflug Secretary .,......., YY,V,. B arbara Foster Treasurer ,,,, ,.,,................. B arbara Lickit SPONSOR . . . However, do not allow these societies to take too cause you to neglect your regular studies . . . My, Diary! A Wiener roast mixer gave us our '46-'47 beginningg our sensational fwell, Splendif- erousj assembly overwhelmed even ourselves. Yes, We've had a delightful year. We're hoping our predecessors realize how well we continued their marvelous record. Mrs. Hildred Baumann much of your time and Philogian PRESIDENT Joan Huston Vice-President ...... ...... V irginia Tucker Secretary ............ ..... C elia Cartwright TI'9aS1.ll'61' .... ................... R osemary Hayes SPONSOR Miss Irene Best ,W-W V1 . Last Row: Becky Pickens, Theo- dora Dixon, Lois Woodworth, Jean Thurman, Helen Ard, Louise Prew- ett. Fourth Row: Marcia Trusty, Wa- thena. Parker, Mary Cole, Virginia Tucker. Joan Thomas, Elaine Stow- ell, Rosemary Hayes. Third Row: Ruth Olinzer, Jeanne Rataczak, Helen Harrison, JoAnn Williams, Wilma Wood, Betty Riggs. Second Row: Delores Welch, Nancy Ann Williams, Gloria Moffett, Pat Bayless, Doris .lean Hogan, Rayma Jean Rowland, Vera Huercamp. First Row: Celia Cartwright, Joan Huston, Mary Ann Siizars, Genova Huercamp, Colleen Marshall, Nelda flflurdock, Leah Fort, Barbara Tay- or. S. P. Q. R. Last Row: Murray Claycomb, Mit- chell Brill, Myral Coatney, John MacDonald. Fourth Row: Buddy Burke, George Koehler, Dean Gilstrapp. John Hardy, Jack Sandford, Fred Cash. Charles Rodgers, Gene Denham. Third Row: William Russell, Jean Schultz, l'hyliss White. Pat Rea. Ruth Fortner, Jane Koehler, Jackie Pierce. Second Row: Sarah Uampbell, Mary Lou Vrawford, Barbara Robinson, Sara Lou Wells, Wanee Mae Whited, Marlene McCune, Billie Ruth Rowe. First Row: fxecelia Wirrszins, Pat- ricia Rieketts, Darlene Bartlett. Louise Ayers, Billie Uasada, Edith Rudder, Pat Watson, Marybelle Lanjxfnnl. FIRST CONSUL Louise Ayers Second Consul .......... .,,,..,,,..,. J ean Schultz Censor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..... J ackle Pierce Quaestor .,,, .........,,...,.,,..,..... F aye Klecker SPONSOR Miss Bess Buckeridge Dear Diary-Let's take a peek at a regular meet- ing of our Thursday morning session. No, We're not in old Rome. lt's Joplin Senior High School and our consul is presiding with all the splendor of Yesterday. Our language may not be spoken in this modern age, but we are giving it a thorough Workout. More power to us! Yes, we must not spend so much time in the side shows that We miss the performance in the main tent. Palette and Brush PRESIDENT Bob Drewelow Vice-President .,... . ...,.,...,,...........,.. Bob COX Secretary ........... ..... P at Woodruff Treasurer .,,,. ,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,. D on Lindner SPONSOR Miss Leah Robinson Last Row: Bob Drewlow, Don Lindner. Second Row: Eddie Vaughn. Bob Phillips, Bob Fox, Barbara Bailey, Virginia Liirpzett, Evelyn Daniels, Betty Bayse. First Row: Pat Woodruff, Ruth Townsend, Alberta Cooper, Mary Melton. Delores Jackson, Wanda Doty, Mayla Arnold. Back again, Diary! With Bob at our helm, We guided our ship right through the sea of progress. From our mixer to the donning of caps and gowns, we've painted and svveated through many projects, one of these being our program posted every week in the literary box for all to view. Not that We Wanta' boast but it's been a very successful year. WF? 'im 5.9 X E ,,,. V u 1 Q 9 S X if K .R x xx x H 'K XX 'S--Q., -x ix 'X 'xy W A'-Jf 0 w,Q,,iM 2 MM M if X,Mf f wx! ,.-Q- '9 f fAMXXx ,ff f' N uw X 5 xv Jig gi 1' , is Q wff- .Q xy K rf? ki' is W , 1-Af' , ?t j f-. W 1X N Mmm f w XNN. f X Nana 3 1 --su. f. v sw ,f b M' fj V'Qh A' ' - Q. QQ ' f + ? f i W j ,fwb M ,sg-3 '-wk ,, f ag M, if ,,A,. Q f 4' Y , H x 5 5 ,f?Nf?' E 4 'Sf , W K it MRM. Q Q, N' WW gf U 'fy jx I x, X,,,Khu! fs is fd I XE NS' EE lam V, N' N5 2 ,A , 95 zilzz m RA 2 g Fila LN X px, filimx KN ' f dl ix Qi? ' ' ' 'WE Q QmffwfLm1aQ Q, T f YSMEJQT YQ A 'UG WL me wwf x , LAX-Q XQXJRQ 1 L x Q f' 5, H! W I x XQ. X H ' at A L A-fl, Q J . n J X' fi 0 X K. X 'X' RE xixglggiklgx M5 - I ?MxLmkLRJx N-QQ 'Hx N. 'WQLD 5 C1 f fy! K1 im N- Mm Q K M vm? f A Hd M X 1 tk -, C W , L xv ft AJ a MJ KQXWKJ AL 7L'QW qmfgl 32 M MQ KW ,f ik INNQRQ f Xi-Q-fo Wig LK Q4-fx-Q,xiTKQqA'W,,. X , ,Nu M7 Lgxfl Q ff?QL W M W! x , ff? wtf, 1 QQJ x-Q, Q14 Muiwj My 3 HQ M 49, 7 W ..., fs A his 5. I JLG M o Qvxxl mm N ,Hx y k? f f NG 4k1f MQX - N 1 X is ' Xl H 'NQNQ7 ga Qi B 70 +KKM W J JXQ is J X v5 ,B JULQ fa Qimwwfe Tbfv hm X Q ,.. W x i E Q W' iw z --AA ? ....' 1 x . 3 ,MQ y x wx .M 1 ik VW WM Q N ww 3'MAM X5 M, M gp. Q , L w ww' Q V 5 . , V, WS., , , .ff v v- ,g I 'N M ,W W ,U 1, . M, M x W, , K 5, x QRW. M K 5 xv K X ,ff wma ' fx i V E wv ,I an Ax is 4 ' 1 ,, X W , I 5' N ffrw M R L .M 1' U ll Q af Um Zaman Aw fiat MISS KATHLEEN CEARNAL Diary, it was a dream of a Coronation for a dream of a girl! Our darkened auditorium was converted into a castle with a huge purple flower for the throne of the beautiful and gracious girl we chose to rule over us. This day contained one of our most exciting entries, Diary, and these pages will be among our best loved memories in days to come. 598-FR MISS SHIRLEY MARTIN MISS MARY SUE FARRELL Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant fcwelqiafcacwkal - - - ' wlicafmm The Queen and her cortege Left to right: Paul Arrowood, Paulina Bradley, Kay Pendleton, Mary Van Pool, Nina Wright, Johnny Holmes, Mary Sue Farrell, Evelyn Smith, Deanie Wilson, Wilma Marshall, Kathleen Cearnal. Mary .lac Prouty, Helen Arrowood, Cecil Sampley, Shirley Martin, Jimmy Porter, JoAnne Blanke, Katherine Hollingsworth, Mary Anna Pflug, Gerry Vannun. Charlotte Douglas. moo ii Weqbwqmihmgamk Directors of the Year Book 7he f94f7 Where's my pencil? - Who wrote this trite thing? - Oh, so you had it! - Tomorrow's the deadline. - 'tWhere's Evelyn? - No, Paulina, we simply cannot. - No telling. - Please type these lists today. - i'John, get those ads soldf' - Where's the dummy? - I didn't tell anyone the theme. You didnit even tell me. - Only five minutes, girls, Get my desk cleared off. Ohh-h-h-h-h-h-h-h!!!I Yes, even though time flew fast, we flew right with it - working fast and furiously to get this annual out to each and all of you. You may think we had an easy job, but just ask us and We'l1 tell you how easy it was. But there was enough fun to make up for every hardship - and we hope you enjoy it as much as we enjoyed editing this 1947 Joplimo. Page 76 Mrs. Dora Ulrici SPONSOR Kay Pendleton Paulina Bradley C0-EDITORS John Dunlop BUSINESS MANAGER SW naman JOLLY JOURNALISTS Evelyn Smith Kay Pendleton Paulina Bradley Jo Anne Blanke CASH COLLECTORS Robert Hinkle Carter McKee John Dunlop Bill Pearson Mary Van Pool Ronnie Apfel Bud Ward ARDENT ARTISANS Nina Wright Don Lindner Katherine Hollingsworth TIP-TOP TYPISTS Jeanne Mueller Gerry Cannon Madge Ramsey Barry Noel Vera Huercamp Patty Jernigan Mary Anna Pflug SNAPSHOT SHOOTERS David Korn Joe Harner Earl Long Zm4,4e!mQ-- Shop Mathematicians W6,1'6 the vigorous vocation- alists, studying hard to be vital citizens. Plane Geometrists An oblique angle here, an acute angle there, right angles everywhere. Oh, it's too much for - Ronald, Donna, and Maurice. --NM! Seamstresses Those busy little sew-and- sews are catching up on their sewing. Typists N0 hunt and peck for these speed demons, W i 1 m a, Vera, Madge, Elma June, Verda, and June. Chefs Deanie, Frances, Mary Lou, Pat, and Virginia know their vitamins from A to Z. 7he Eaeakfmfi Jam Hi-Y Standing: Russ Kaminsky, Ronald Robson. Last Row: Bill Whited, Ashby Granthum, Dan Cochran, David Righthouse. Burton Warden, Bob Drewelow, Clyde Elliott, Fred Sebastian, Charles Howe, Jack Flournay. First Row: Rod Meredith, Jack Sandford, James Mesplay, Jimmy Porter, Clarence McQuistion, Monte Sanders. Bill Coles. N Hour after hour - morning after morning - breakfast after breakfast - it's Hi-Y for high- mindedness. Those early birds have certainly required a reputation for earnestness and vigor in getting the job done. What job, you say?? The job of preparing our male section for participa- tion in world events of tomorrow. High stand- ards for Hi-Y has always been the keynote. Keep on rising!! Page 80 PRESIDENT Jimmy Mesplay Vice-President .......... ........ D an Cochran Secretary ......,......,..................,. Clyde Elliott SPONSORS Russell Kaminsky Ronald Robson We Zimbabwe www T,- G. I. Club Last Row: Galen Metsker, James Fetty, Earl Fortner, David Moorehead, Glen Einsel, Charles Kirkman, Bob Loyman. Third Row: Robert Lane, Howard Roberts, Burton Warden. Second Row: Virgil Mcllreary, Robert Miller, John Gaines, Jean Tweed, Byron Atterburyz, Jack Thornton, Frank Fraily. First Row: James Arnold, Pierce Wood, Bill Troutman, Ivan Hosp, Morris McGrew, Clarence McQuistain. Yesiree, Diary - This is our first entry and a PRESIDENT mighty different one We'l1 make too. 'Cause you see We're the G. l.'s, Inc. We now have the dis- tinction of being the newest fraternal society in the halls of good old J .H.S. Reconversion was our main purpose and we have accomplished this to the nearest degree of perfection possible. We hope all agree! Galen Metskel' Vice-President ,,,l,, ...,......., D avid Moorehead Secretary-Treasurer ,t,,, ., James Arnold SPONSOR Lt. Col. Homer S. Piper Page 81 zgwwal! N. . Last Row: Doc Baker, Henry Robertson, John Ivie, Jack Davidson, Dan Cochran, Bill Nolan, Ivan Hosp, B. D. Marshall. Jack Sandford, Bob Hninline. Second Row: Robert McNabb, Earl Lone, Bob Carter, Jim Dunlop, George Garrison, Van Greenwood, Robert Reed. J' W'l.- H sk ll D ' R ss K ' sk . lm INOI1, HS 6 OSS, USS 3l'nlnS Y First Row: Dave Ferris, Monte Lamb, Roy Beavers, Don Lindner, Gaylen Ewing, Edgar Craig, Bob Purscelly. Three months of rivalry, discussion, and fun. Yes, those games will be remembered for a long time. The usual spirit of dear old Joplin could be seen as the red and green clammered on the gridiron this year to meet one of the roughest schedules for some time. With the helping hands of Coach Kaminsky and Doc Baker the tiny tots developed rapidly, although handicapped by a light line, and displayed their skill in seven victories and two losses. They are truly OUR PIGSKIN HEROES! Last Row: Bob Hainline. Jacque Townsend, Monte Taylor, Elsworth Harbitt, Fred Sebastian, Rod Meredith, Jimmy Porter, Bill Drake, Doc Baker. . Second Row: Bob Thomas, Gabriel Kassab, Alva Fanning, Doug Serage, John Montgomery, Dick Hooper, Jerry Hills. Wally Hodges. D l First Row: Jerry Cobb, Edgar Lonzstreet, Bob Watkins, Gene Houk, Morris Hunt, Leo Spencer, Jimmy Rogers. A r, .L ' is ,,r. - sf- M A .S ,Q -fm. L 4. ,, In the victorious Thanksgiving game with the Springfield Bulldogs Monte carries the ball while Gaylen does a thorough job of blocking the tackle. Columbus 6 ., Joplin Miami 0 ......l. Joplin Nevada 0 .,.,., Joplin Carthage 0 ..l.,, Joplin Pittsburg 19 ,, Joplin Oklmulgee 14 Joplin ' Springdale G Joplin M Will Rogers 33 Joplin Springfield 6 .. Joplin f 2 Coach ,,,.,.......,.,,,,,,.....,,,,,,, Russell Kaminskv Assistants--K. E. Baker, Robert H3lHllIlL Wilson and Hosp hurry towards the scene of conflict Robbie's in there pitchin' at that hard fought Colum in the Miami game. bus game. W' i5, ,. 1 -Q I3- , A if fu 1' A' A 1 H V ii it i' Q? 3 f,,5wwi?k?i .5 J. 1- Y .A 5-m P1 Liam. ,f.,M,, aw Q Last Row: Henry Robertson, Dee Clinch, liill Nolan, Keith Adams, Ivan Hosp. First Row: Jack Hailey, Monte Lamb, Edgar Vraipr, Iiill Grant, John Ivie. Foach Russell Kaminsky Pittsburg doesn't have a chance when No- lan jumps for the ball. This basketball season has really been a memorable one for our .IHS cagers. Their 11 wins against 3 losses made all of us proud of them. This is an unusually high record. Bill lVlouse,' Grant was elected captain of the team that won first place in the regional tournament. Basketball is one of the most popular spectator sports of all, and this year the stunts between halves, plus the good clean playing of our team added more interest than ever. Our courtsters practiced many long hours to make this wonderful record, and we all appreciate their efforts. 2 R I 'g,.ff, ' 'Q Robertson and Clinch confer about the Robbie outjumps a Tiger as Clinch Waits Noel players. to lend a helping hand. Nolan puts one in while Columbus looks on helplessly. B Basketball Record Joplin B ........ Noel B 23 here SARCOXIE TOURNAMENT Joplin B ,.... Neosho B 22 here Joplin B 40 ...,......,......... Pierce City A 28 Joplin B ..... Columbus B 17 here Joplin B 28 ....... ....... C arterville A 31 Joplin B ....... Joplin C 18 here Joplin C 23 ..,,.,. ....... G reenwood B 9 Joplin B ..V.,.... Neosho B 24 there Joplin C 23 ,...... ...,.,. V erona B 17 Joplin B Springfield B 28 there Joplin C 23 .,,,,,,. ,...., C arterville B 21 Joplin B .. Pittsburg B 24 here Joplin C ..... Carthage B 38 here SENECA TOURNAMENT Joplin ..B,, pppppp Lamar ,,B,, 14 there Joplin B 55 ..e...........e,........ Anderson A 28 Joplin B 41 ......, ....... S t. Peter's A 25 Joplin B ..... Pittsburg B 32 there Joplin Bn 35 --v--q-- -----bVA-'--- C arte!-Vme HAH 70 Joplin B ----- C01umbuS B 28fhefe Joplin B 38 ............ Southwest City A 40 Joplin B .,...,....,. Springfield B 38 here Joplin B St. Peter-'s A 45 here MIAMI TOURNAMENT Joplin B St. Peter's A 36 here Joplin HBH 29 -'-----n-------- Tulsa Central HBH 32 Page 88 ENB GK- Oui' B boys making' a hard trial for a goal against Neosho. B T Lfxst Row: limb Hfirtluy, Iiill Poles, Dun Love, Kcnnm-th Priaulx, .limmy Rmlucrs. Cnac-h K, E. linker eam First Row. Gfxlniel lXdbrAl!, Robe.t. Fay, Douglas. Sufuze, Dfnnl Johnson. li, D. Marwhall. 3 W 5 i s 'X sf' 'E fi 2 as if . .: ' - Q 1' . f, ' . 5 ' 'L 7 , A ,Qi f Q f 452 5351 i T , i an gf Q wwf A I L .. ku A L Wk., l W3 .. .L r J' Left to rilrhi: lit-nm-th l'riaulx. Jerry Ebert, Marvin Ilay, l'uuIina liraflley. Virginia Wyckoff, Cherie Smith, Pat M ll R ll Ioxxson, Joy Muni. For the first time in four years the tennis team traveled. ln October, Kenneth Priaulx, Marvin Day, and Stanley DuRall represented J.H.S. in the State High School Tennis Tournament held at Columbia. Kenneth went to semi-finals in the boys' singles and our doubles duo, Day and DuRall, were the runners-up in their division. St. Louis scored a victory in both divisions but We also scored second for the first time in our State Tourney - Winter found many ardent racketeers practicing forehands, backhands, and serves in the gym and now that spring is here plans are again being made for trips. We're sorry to say this book goes to press before the schedule is complete but Good Luck-Stay on the Ball! Page 90 When the vveatherman rages We can find the racketters in the gym practicing then strokes. 'tPau1ina, let's make that forehand good t'Ten out of twelve, Marvin! Gmcfefz I Last Row: John Garrison. Rod Meredith, Don Lindner, Henry Robertson, Cecil Sampley, Jack McMullen, Gene Travis. First Row: David Johnson, Gene Daniels, Marvin Shank, Roy Beavers, lieauford Thompson, Jimmy Stinnett. TRACK SCHEDULE March 21 .,,. Intramurals Seniors-89 COACH Juniors-36 K' E' BAKER Sophomores-18 March 28 Nevada-33 .....,.................. Joplin-90 Henry. Jimmy. Rod. Don, John, and Roy, are ready to hit the track. Thnfs Bob! Ready for a sprint. Wild Bill putting the shot. Rod passes to Don. the buck April 4-Pittsburg here April 11-Nevada there April 18-Greenwood there May 3-Joplin Relays May 10-Springfield there May 13-Pittsburg there Shia Ummm JACK THE CHAMPS EDDIE FALL MATCHES For the first time in the history of With Joplin High School, the Missouri Xffliuflffiiiis ioooo 111111 sos'oo iii i5.f'lZQt State high School golf Championship Zfi'3ifg.Qiiii1liiiill1 e irii Qfffffffl 1313 133 trophy resides in our Why in Coffeyville ,....,.....,,..,....,s.,,,..,,.. 105-915 12-0 Triangular Meet- Ft. Scott and Pittsburg Page 92 12-0 RUSSELL KAMINSKY Coach the front hall. Our golf team, com- posed of Eddie Genereaux and Jack Bailey, were undefeated in eleven matches. As this book goes to press, the Spring golf team is still incomplete. Qualifying rounds for candi- dates will be played at the Schifferdecker Munic- ipal golf course. Eighteen holes will be played, and the five golfers with the lowest scores will make up the team. Bailey and Genereaux are the only returning lettermen, but there will be several new boys going out this year. Best of luck, fellas'! 7 Joy and Betsy- Beauties and the Beasts Marlene, Dorothy, Mary Belle, Laurine, Karen, Delores, Mary Ann and Mary Lou are riding for fall. Dolores fumbles While Noreen helps. Dancing in the dark- fgym, that isj for Celia, Rosella, Madge, Loretta, 3 Betsy, Carol, Ann, Maurice, and Deanie. Z 701 1 An Exercise A Day, Will Pave Health's Way Variety is the spice of life and we have had plenty of seasoning this year. In our gym classes our grades were based on a point system. It really kept us on our toes. Our jumping rope drill that We did between halves of the basket- ball games was really 'Khotf' Now We have organized a chapter of the Girls, Athletic Association under the guidance of Mrs. Creach. In addition to that We are getting to be experts at tumbling, dancing and deck tennis. falthough We do make mistakes, don't We?j Besides all these school time activities many of us have our outside sports such as horfeback riding. And donlt forget that remodeling job done on the gym which helped us so much in performing our feats of accomplishment. .ZW ZW EW September 3---VVc begin another stretch be- hind ba1's. September 7-The Thespians elect officers fSee page 305 September 13-First assembly QG.R.D. initiates us.J Septsmber 18-The Red and Green Peppers lead us in singing Dear Old Joplin for the first time. September 20-First football game-A Joplin G, Miami 0. September 13-20-Society members meet the people through their mixers. September 26-We read the first edition of the Spyglass. October 1-Down El Camino Real via the screen-We see a Mexican movie. October 5-Y-Teen meeting-Another first. October 7-11-We struggle through the first six weeks' exams. October 7-21-Seniors pose for their Joplimo pictures. October 10-Betsy, Shirley, and Joy elected Honorary Cadet Sponsors. October 17-Solo and Ensemble Club put on musical assembly program. Plans for Spyglass popularity poll announced. October 22-We play politics during the pri- mary election. October 24-The general election is held to decide the student officials. October 25-Junior College Players give us a preview of their first production. November 4-Military Department announces officers. November 6-Rabbi Latz speaks to the Y-Teens. Seniors fill out applications for gradua- tion. fOptimists, huh'?J November 7-8-Teachers' Convention fSchoo1's out, school's out, Teacher let the-Oopsj November 11-We march in the Armistice Day Parade. November 11-15-Seniors order invitations. My, my, these hopefuls! November 11-15-'Education Week. November 12-District Band Festival. November 14-Last Pep Rally. November 15-Last Home Football game. November 151-We present the 4-H Clubs With the key to the city and take them on a conducted tour. November 20--Second six weeks exams. More misery! November 224Art Students travel to Nelson Art Gallery in Kansas City. November 25-264Society pictures for Joplimo. November 28-Thanksgiving game at Springf- field. HV for Victory -courtesy Robbie. No doctor bills for Pat and Mary. C'mon, Jim, help poor little Don. Dear Old Joplin goes to Springfield. Wbei-e's Pat, Bill? Hup! Two, three, four. John, Bob, Wally, David. Opportunity knocks but once. What a1'e you Waiting for, Don? I V Lag . X , ii: Q25 Tl. k-.A. ...W B 1 ff H by w 5? 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We caught you in the act, Madge. There's an orderly gleam in Bill's eye. .K ,. M , W af 5 S December 4-Rev. Murray Jones speaks to Y-Teens in bi-weekly meeting. December 6-Our musicians favor us with a concert. Debaters go to Pittsburg. Junior Class orders rings. December 10-First Basketball game. Joplin 41, Noel 31. Note! Something new- Joplimo Student-Teacher's Directory. December 13-St. Cecelia Choir sings in as- sembly. December 18-Christmas Assembly. School dismissed at 1:30. December 19-Lecture on Atomic Bomb. December 18-January 2-Christmas Vacation. January 3-Domestic assembly. January 10-11--Debate Team to Kansas City, Kansas. January 13-Band Concert. Brawn and Beauty mix at the Sapphon- ian Football Banquet. January 16-Football Rose Assembly. January 20-Registration for Second Semester. January 21-Juniors present Bertha the Beau- tiful Typewriter Girl or Crime Does Not Pay. Bess, the Wonder Horse visits JHS. January 24-College Seminary Graduate speaks in assembly. January 30-Student Council sponsors Football Dance. January 31-Francis McCracken wins second place in Oratorical contest at Oklahoma City. February 4-Joplimo queen candidates nomin- ated. February 6-Candidates elected. February 7-Queen candidates presented to Student Body.-Francis delivers oration. February 7-14-Joplimo Queen contest carried on. February 14-Kathleen crowned queen at im- pressive ceremony. February 15-Seniors try out for class play- Snafu. February 18-Basketball-Joplin 32, Spring- field 31. February 21-Philogian assembly. February 22--State Debate Tournament at Joplin Junior College. February 25-Lettermen receive gold footballs in Assembly.-Mr. Osborn tells Y-Teens about photography. March 1-Members of National Honor Society announced. March 12-Y-Teens have vocational guidance meeting. March 14-Contest sponsored by Military De- partment announced in assembly. March 18-22-Music Festival. March 21-School dismissed-The faculty gave up. March 25-26-Check-up at Webb City Hospital. TB-or not TB? March 25-Missouri University Band Concert. March 31-Joplin Christian Youth Council has assembly. March 31-April 4-Religious Emphasis Week. April 3-Easter Assembly by Y-Teens. Good Friday-Vacation. April 8-Senior Class Play. April 9-Teen-Town Assembly. April 11-Olympiad Assembly. Military Ball. April 15-National Honor Society Initiation. April 18-Gavel and Quill Assembly. April 25-Junior College Play. Room Service. May May May May May May May May 2--Junior-Senior Prom. 14-15-Senior Examinations. 16-Class Day Exercises. Joplimos Distributed. 18-Baccalaureate Services. 19-Commencement Exercises. 20-21-Junior and Sophomore Examina- tions. 22-23-Dismissal. 23-Return for grade cards and It's all over now. Page 98 Sitting in the auditorium as Seniors for the last time at the Baccalaureate Service on Sunday, We are consciously or uncon- sciously saying good-bye to the things We knew and loved about Joplin High School . . . to all the traditions that have now become a part of us - Monday evening as We gather at Memorial Hall for Commencement Exercises, a small realization of the things We are leaving breaks upon us. Looking at the familiar faces of our classmates sitting about us, We know that this will probably be the last time that we, the Class of '47, will sit together as a body. As we think of this, We Wish that We had something more tangible than memories of these years to carry with us into the future. All of us have memories of Work and play, of people and experiences met during our high school days that We Want to preserve. That is the real purpose of this Joplimo . . . to be truly a Dear Diary of the happenings of this past year. As We of the staff close these last pages of this book, We hope that it will provide you With a means of returning in thought to the days just past. KW pemfleicw Paulina gmcffeq Co-Editors Qfmimfim of Me 19417 glam We QW. gm. C. M. Anderson E. G. Barani G. B. Barnett Paul Bradley Bradley Furniture Co. R. R. Buckingham Butterfield Jewelry Store Tom L. Cheek A. A. Christman F. N. Christman Robert W. Coe The Cold Spot Roy Coyne Clarence T. Craig Dalton De Shazer D. S. Dobson Marie S. Dunlop E. R. Einsel Frank M. Evans, Jr. Jack Fleischaker Fox Theatre Wendell Fuhr A. H. Garner Gates Drug Store Charles M. Grayston Monte W. Hall E. O. Hanks Haynes Rexall Drugs W. N. Henderson C. W. Howard J. Ruskin Howe Harry W. Husted Inter City Florists Jamison's Drug Co. Joplin Furniture Co. Neil C. Jones Raymond Jones Kassab's E. O. Kingsborough R. D. Korns K S W M Radio Station Lyman R. Lamb Milo Lang Law's Silver Castle D. J. Leary D. D. MacDougall Russell Mallett Howard E. Martin McCool's C. A. Megee C. P. Meredith Missouri Chemical Co. Model Clothing Co. Brook L. Montgomery Earl Moore John F. Morgan Murwin Mosler Felix Mueller Floyd Newcomb New York Luncheonette Howard Norman E. A. Olson H. Chris Oltman Harry L. Pate O. A. Pendleton Pittsburg Plate and Glas Harry K. Powell Harold Plaster E. D. Rauch Reed's Salad Bowl Victoria Reid Richard's Food Market John S. Richey Harold K. Rodarme Safeway Finance Plan Otto C. Seymour Stauffer System of Slend F. H. Thompson Priscilla Titus J. P. Vaughn Maurice B. Vincent A1 L. Waits George H. Walbert E. E. Walcher Sadie M. Wax A. O. Wheeler F. W. Windle George W. Wise J. Connor Wise V. Parks Woods sCo erizing JASPER COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Q if X wi? .1-+A Tv 2 ,WW S A. . Q .,, i-J - ., v 3. . 1 'f1 1: .. IN L w 1. 1. 1 P -534111 M rr 2-1 1 1 5'-1.1 1. .fl 1 1 5. 1 , . 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