Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1954 volume:

- .1 HQ? , f J I -PF. .4 .I 954 Jnffzmn Jhpfm 520191 ulgfz 3:53, Jofhn Hammers 0 Q V 1 Q O O i,?K1,,N, 4 17 Q7'7,Q'faf'X C5 , -I , f 5: T' fx,-0 - Ori: 5 ' A 11, if v U y ll A fm' L7 I K - J a , , o 4 0 S ,, 'ferr lewis 15.-2+ 5 W G W 1 Q M, x Q' K is 9' s ' XX dai. a af Q S so .X on-urea X 'caddy few Ll 6 J 4 4 at 1 one 'rut Angel ttzwnup by 1142: ew 0 Nad 15 X44 We gladly grve to Marty Lrnks thrs space Mlss Lnnks was very gracrous rn permrttrng us to use Emmy Lou and Alvrn Emmy Lou s boy frrend for our typrcal Semor hrgh school gxrl and boy roamrng around the halls of H S arm rn arm rxngrng bells at football games burnlng dummles at pep rallres bunny hopprng at school dances and many other pecu l1ar1t1es enterrng 1nto the lrfe of a teenager Now rf any of you J H Sers don t belxeve thxs look 1nto your mrrror and there you wrll see an Emmy Lou or an Alvrn whether the name be ean John or oe ust ask your best teacher your mother your dad See vue told you so In workrng yuth Emmy Lou Alvrn and therr the1r every word actron mannensm We hope that you wrll love them too XVherever you meet them they are you your boy frlend your gxrl frrend your pal Wherm we wrote Mrss Lrnks askrng permrssron to use Emmy Lou and Alun from her comlc strrp Emmy Lou to deprct a typlcal teenager she replred Thank you for the great complrment You may have access to any of my orxgrnals that you wrsh We say to her rn return Thank you Marty Lrnks for the great prrvrlege that you haxe granted to us that of usmg Emmy Lou and Alvrn We also are proud of our Dorothy who so aptly reproduced Emmy and her frrends So as typrcal hrgh school teen agers we say Thanks a mrllron Marty mf -Wi .,Q-ala ' ' ' - . at 9+ Qt ihixu l ' , . . . '9 'EW . , 5 ' ' I I J. . . lf, Q . . . ' A vm- 2, qs: . Q H , . 'il XI' 'gg K -LX . . V , lf x 1 r T ml J r J - J ' - r fx 4 , -W3 :A friends, we have learned to love them all. . . M . ' . , Q . 0 - Q 4- ' ' I M 7 7 V V Q n 1 s D I o 1 1. nl -.4 - V x I . ,, . ,, Mil' f , . ' ai ' . ' , . .H 's 1 . 9 . . . sf 'DW' ' 1 . - v , . U . . I 4 r-f 6 ' ' 'W O s 910 YW C9 lenl' Rdwmmf al' F 1Culty Staff Classes 1n Act10n Al-tuattt Soc1et1es umor Class Play M1l1tary MUSIC Football Basketball Cheerleaders 5552? Early Semors Semor Spothghters umors Sophomores Student Llfe x fl U .Tiff ia h q51 '-'i,'t'Q31b3,,,EfgF' 1 CT X Y wwf f if 'game 9 Whig-3 Yu f 45 ff ' M lfshe if 'fum 4001 Lv 'f?4l,9 f?!j't41J' I 9 I D1 O 0 0 li 6 .f..m 1 New v- .bu . . ......,..0 .. ....16 Q 0j,'..z., . ...zo C' g ?1X ' f .. ...21 ..... .. ...27 Y . .......... . ...za gr, - J ...32 ,u 2 ........... M38 X- A Q ' ...... .. ...44 X fd .. . . . . . . ei? .K Q ,'?g?'U 'o.is,T 1 .. 56 '9 eu,o'l1J' ...62 ...69 ' S' :KL- . 71 TCL Q 0, jul V 1 lttttttlltttl wjf . . i .....100 l ,V J ' ............. ..... 1 06 . ,I f ......111 65, NV ' .... . ..... 116 'toe 1:55, 3 N 4 , ,1r'1'af-W ' 459414 ' ,, ., - Q -'- l' , 'ba JG ., S ,--J 5 ff: KY .X 1 45' . T. - N' '-ef . ,gc i 'YJ' X ,R 0 X x v,,4f x, ,,- xx , -P CN, K E .. Ll.. f . V' fl flxx x '. I, J , Q , K - N ' 5 1 ' ' ' , . , . .., m X ,1- ! V24 x I X T 4 5,, z' '.- I V' -4 As the years spin a web of golden thread about our memories, the peo- ple who linger in our thoughts are those who have given unselfishly of their time and energy . . . Such a person is our principal, Glen R. Deatherage . . . Glen R. ' as we fondly call him . . . Mr. Deatherage came to the Joplin Public Schools in 195-1 as principal of North junior High. Two years later he became Principal of Senior High. He has held that position for the past eight- een years . . . His spare time is spent in reading and visiting with his two grandchildren. His gifted and versatile talents have made him an admirable person . . . To Glen R. Deatherage, we the students of Jop- lin Senior High School proudly DED- ICQATIE this 1954 joplimo. -2 ia 1-:fa - 1 'f fr: T 's 4 L , f' fl-. ,1 -4 2 'e Tiff! li E . Lf:-f 'W Mt Xl 'Q JA., V E - if 0 X I 6 0 s A Scene fro m the Junior C1355 Play We 70afz6ed. X . Future Chefs Trying a New Recipe gh. A, V Kg., Qs. Xi. K I - . A hooX Texccast hn High Sc And 'Wap 'E' 1 Back to School Night . .--'vvf 3' 'L 1 joplimo's Castle of Drcams Om 9474 146770405 Wewzdde tion Day PIOITIO ' x K I, 5 .. X 5 , L . Q 9 5 15 -1' , I wage? lg L1 QT Z- Q' . . , . 4 fzgxx- -Q..- x Y W3 ':i'yx1, -Ns v If Girls' Stud ' H' LWB ,V Hall , , ' , We Euan .f School Library F AMILIAR HALL SCENE A spirit of democracy may be seen in the class rooms and halls at H. S. before the 8:20 bell in the morning . . . during one of the three lunch hours, can be seen teachers and students in the corridors discussing various problems of the day . . . a class problem discussed, disciplinary problem solved, and often just friendly gossip rehashed. X ,-4 M J-, W p . r' ' f 5 'X , ,dw mf N - 'I -xx' ,-5.9: I!!-ZA Qil 7de Zag wma ROI S. XYOOD Sltllwl .'l, wltfH1I iff Scfmnl sian! Zoned Here we sec our school board members inspect- ing one of our many new buildings. 'N . e I . ' e Q i NX K 1 Pl - 1 nr - .W A , Sr , , 3 1' 4' N5 2 'Y U 1 1 gn Left lo rigbf: Fern Gray, Secrctaryg Richard Craig, Morgan Hillhousc. Cecil Floyd. Assistant Superintendentg Austin Harrison, Roi S. W'nod. Superintendentg Bob Clay. Mrs. Reba Blanke. jack Fleischakcr, President. CECIL FLOYD Arfirlant Superinlendezzl of Srbaolf MISS HIf'I'I'Y VAN XVINKLE ,-lw.w,'.111l 51 4'nI.11,1 fu I 1' 1 ,S1fjur'l11fwmJL111 MINS IUANNIZ I'l.l'MI.lfIf .fly Nlvljfif SLL'ul.1vj1 In ffm Snfu r.'1,w'u1du1! 51155 MARY BVXTON 5'HfLf,11'y ff, flu Sllflwlfllwldull MISS ARLIENE CARMAN MRS, BIZI 'LAH DONNITLLY Sf7:'l'fl7 Cfl!'7'EL'fff171f,ff.f P Me? MRS. Rl I4H C.HAMISlfR1.AIN lfifmfin' 174fv.1rfm4f1f RUSS lfIiRN GRAY Bffffflfujld' lu ffl Szfvfffff Hf1.n'J MRS. HELEN HOSP l7f11.11.'n l,7fjf,11f11.n I1 I Anim 1lfv.zfI1mu.' .md 5Qrul.n5 In IM Xl? i 4 Q x MRS. ZELMA OHNSON -.L J S11'ilff2bff.1rd Of7l'7'.lIrwl' IWRS. OLETA PETTY Srbrml 1XTlH',fL' GLEN R. DEATHERAGE Prinripd 1 ,' ' fggs. rx ,R r-Ji MRS. SARA ETHEL RHODE Sefrelary '20 . fb, ' E ' 'v , ', G EORGE VOLISIERT Glxidmzfi Dirffrtm' MRS IL LIA BAHR R. VU. BAKER Direrlor VIS MRS. INIAXINE BASS Sbfn'll7.vzd MISS DOROTHY BARRET Spcerb MRS. HILDRED BACMANN Erlgfirfi FLOYD E. BELK Sofia! Sfierzre ARTHUR XV. BOLES Ar! MISS BESS BIQCKERIDGE Erzglifb S.F.C. XVILLIAM CHAMP ROTC MRS, EDNA CLARK Sindy Hall FRANCISCO COLON Spanifh MISS GRACE COLVIN Englifb T. FRANK COULTER Muxic EUGENE DABBS M.ztbe111.1tir.f MISS ELIZABETH DAVIS Li!1v'.1ri.m JOHN DIX CIIITUNII mg SPENCER ITRINK 54141.11 Sriwzve INIRSZ EVA III 'HR EPIIUIIIIY XV. H. QALI.OW'AY I'Hr.11iw1.1J CARI, L, GRAHAINI VIS Sheet Mem! ROBERT I'-IAINLINE VIS C.1rjwz1fm ? f 7 KN f ':::f LA S 'V' ,, , a,aau'5cdw!. HERBERT HART D1'II'6?',f' Edlzmlifnz SGT. JOHN HAXVKINS ROTC E. O. HUNIPHREY Sofia! Srierzre RUSSELL KAMINSKY Azblezirf ELLIS KINDRED VIS A1110 Merbmzirf MXSGT. KEITH KELLY ROTC MISS VUINIFRED LANT Sflfirll Srierzre VVILLIAM LEBEDEFI7 Mufit Irzflrzzrtm' GORDON LONG Aflalerinr MISS PAULINE MARTIN Foodf DOUGLASS MITCHELL Biology JOHN D. MORRISON Commercial 'Foxx Q' iq' .Wu ROY SCOGGINS Cw11n1w'Ci.1f GLENN SINIITH Sriwzfe OLIVER SOVEREIGN Mufif MISS -IOSEPHINE STEWART E7lgli,fl7 MISS XWILMA SULLIVAN Cozzznzerfial DON TESTERMAN Biolugy NIISS INIILLIE THIES Pby.riml Edumliun J. W. THOMAS Surhll Stieufe MRS. DORA ULRICI Eugliflf CAPT. A. F. WARNECKE ROTC CARL H. WELL VIS IVeldi11g KEITH WORMINGTON VIS Machine Shop 2 Q MOTT NICHOLS SUIAIZ Sfiwfrf IXIRS. KATHERINE OHLR Ifzzgll.-12 MISS RI 'TH PACE 'ljpirzg INIRS. INIARGARET PAYNI Sindy' HJU INIISS IZ'l'I IIQL REED lifwfiujflrzg MISS LIEAH ROBINSON 1221.211 I 6 NIRS. MAISLE ROGERS Clfflbirzg LEONARD SALE l7r'.1fti21g I 554541 .5 if Pm! Z' Ninn, l Z a..,. fi bww- -.QQ Le! I0 rlgbl Etta Roach Tlna Barton Kathern Axerys Martha Dunn Hcttxc Camghcll lllan MtD1nltls lla Stl 1- ITN' Left to nglal Myrtle Morrison, Rrchard, our cafeteria mascot 20 Louise Beckham Pamy Russell, and .K-A Mr Turner mghtwatchman and Mr Carr head custotllan Not present irc Mm Waring., Mr Bcrru and Mr Whaley O O if 4:52 Q Y I A r---I .V ' ,L V f I ' I W l 7' 1: 1, ' in I my V l ' Aa q l v 4 lla f ... - fu - . ' fra.,---'f --Xia, 1 ju X ' ro - I 'WL - in W 'L' ' 'rt - Q P 1 1 ' 2 W' , 4 I , A Vjjma. , .M Q l ' , ' ij-gs r 1 1 N -- . rx-- 1 I A , , ,tag-. , ,LQ 2. ,.. 5. M 'l1. X l . I ' .. S. V' , , , . ' I - ' V1.1 . v Q . V , . j' Y . i ' Y ' l f A J Q'- vg f H ' l : I . N - Y 4 - , -ii.. 'j 'ai X- ' - I , I' . . -fx - W , SIZWING CLASS PROJECT Rnmlll illi AIRS. ROGERS 'll .NM r ln the thin-g.grc1LxnQi we SCC Di'.mn.i Ilorscy pinning :I-:A ilL'IU in .1 xcry iwgiuli- ml xtliii-ivwIAIl1.li pink raf- Mm 6 Li 1 s v '1 Y f- ,Q L4 vm 1 MILITARY CLASS Hcrc- wc sec Richard johnson tcuuhing the cadets the manual Present Arms. XJ 'bt Ri 'Ill Ill 1 I -1 4-Sl DRIVERS EDUCATION MR. HARTfTe.1cln r More and more high schools are coming to realize the need for ti comprehensive driver training program. Our high school has two teachers. each with a complete program. An actual 'behind the wheel lesson is given once a week. Here we see Mr. Hart pointing out the manifold to am- bitious students and prospective drivers. CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENT MR. DIX-309 The principles of chemistry and the appreciation of its many com- mon applications are the objec- tives of this chemistry class. To the right: The fourth hour class is weighing crucibles of sodium chloride. mf ' . I, 3 ,cm gg 8, DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS w p Q - v 4 ' t , MR. GALLOXVAY-305 5' +9 -xi ' ' Building a foundation is just D , A what the members of Diversified slr, I Occupations are doing. It won't 1 v A J he long until these students put -,,,.g...f ' ' I ., their acquired knowledge into 9 Q , 1 practice. .. x. N-..., K L .4 -li 'CR ' x i -v I 4 rf Ihrcc 1nduStr1ouS sophomoru find rcwrds Ll great help as they study julfur Cizlfftlf in Miss Robin- 0 C rQ X XX'ho says women are better tooks than men? These boys in cooking class are proving a point quite to the contrary! MACHINE SHOP MR NX ORMIINLFI ON C harlci Camp a d Chlrlu Manning., make dm hnads ln Irlnklxn Iuh s muhxne shop IS luukx on umur f WOODWORK MR. HAINLINE Boys in Woodwork are making chairs that are uSed in many class- rooms of Joplin School System. lnl i an Q 'V . ' n . Al A li.. .Day :vfsitimr It ' K .ff 2 5:0 Q 'I I EQ l, Fx f 7 ' ' 4 75 r . kv., ,., I ' 'Q ' , 'fkfiif is-Q ,4w!g,. I Thcsc stuclunts in thc Fifth Hour Biology Class uf Mr. Mitchell are shown studying the life of initmstopit' plants and animals .intl stem to he wry inturcstctl. Prtftty .is Ll pitturc is our mtstli-l .is Mi: Holes' beginning gut tl,iss ht-gin their sketch. P l 1 fy. .hfs iii iii In Mr. Humphreys Fifth Hour Worltl History Class, Mariiana is giving some facts of the Southern part of our country and Dale and Marion are showing the class the I0- cations of the different points on the map. f ' 1 X f 'X f I WI IES 'i-VK '-'ik'--I --11 0 -e T-H-Ti R Q- . A of D J O O PALETTE AND BRUSH President-jaines Clark Sporimr-Miss Robinson Fi:-fr rffu: Sue Dean. Billie Krum- mel. Shirley Rifhardson. Nanny Tur- ner, Dollie Gates. Carolyn Neil. Bar- bara XVard. Billie jo Brooks. Second mu: Max Tubbs. james Clark. Diane Burns. Keith Griffis. Ronald Coffey, Robert Townsend. lim Dav- is. jerry Eulster. Larry Robbins. Third mum' David Rakes, Charles Duncan. Phil Legg. Allen La Salle. 4. l-Y-illill' i ical 'lun ul i ' 11 ,--- Q LOS AMIGOS Pit .nfl nu' Ritliaini ylolinstun S, ff: i Mr Colon lin it v fit. Leon Nt-uktfvri. Carole Sue lfislier. F'-elyn 5ltD.1lllL'lS. 'l.ll'lltC Hailey. lime Casku, Davna l,.1i::h. De-lwiis Sviitli. Danny Pxles. 5li'f,n'tJ ron lirciit litre, licttxr hletlskcti N.1nty'Qiiv.xinyq.,lw lil-isua, Kay Hast- ings. Vlutly 'l1i'xheiman. Stanley Pai'- ent. l,y nn Stliiitner. .laik lfay, 'l'f1i.f rffzzx' lwfark 'lk-ntlai. Merle Mullins. Vitlqie l5t1ttt't'!1t'l.l. Daxitl ble-tlina. lim Dennis. lim-i't-tt Olson. Lonnie Smith. -lint Mutter I-fluff wir 5 Bur' ton Smith. ,lun Cietuge. Rithaiml -lolinst-in. Bill liatt-n. 'lint Iillis. Mark MtKelux'. Ute llutthinwn. OLYMPIAD Pta'.'JLV1f 'Lyn Haw-ns Sgiffrziffv---Airs. liuhr lfirrf wus Clemmy Klein. Carolyn Ritthhart. Margo I r X in e. Shirley Sehratler. Lyn Hawns. Tandy Craig. Caroline Cresap. Barbara NX'illiam- son. Sammi wu, Nancy -Iuhns. Bette Ferris. Henrietta Harris. Sharon Mt- Pherson. Sharon Reed. Mary Aspoas. Linda Miller. Lynn Francis. Diane lunge. Tiilfd wrt: Matlalyn Gustaf- son. ,lane Metltalt. Maureen Vincent. Sara Van Fleet. Sue Ellen Dale. julie Rodarme. Lynn Nexytomh. -Io Ann Shade. Ff,1uu'Xv Mu Ciretthen Spoon- er. 'Iudy Newman. Lee XX'illiams. Pat Martin. Marilyn Ritthhart. C l e t a Larson. Judy Perkins. Paula Pond. Nancy Deem. fltlfv wir: Donna Kitts, Carla Hoskins.,-lane Garlutk. Sue Prutsman. Sondra Samples. Bar- bara Tedder. Suzanne Bogner. Susan Askins, SIXIXV wu: jane Fare. 'ludy Prince. Linda MCPike. Nita Faye Longstreet. Jacque Smith, , Pl'llLO PHRGNIANS llvwidwlfh -Irttic XX'cil 5'pfn1.wr-lxirs. Buss I-nr! rung' Slllrlcy l'f1om'c. Sue Ann Rnlr.m1rlwI1. Vera Sue Ciaslcill. IR-guy' Ilxllmlrls la-ttiu XXI-rl. .luyrc llwlt. lS.nly.n.r R.lXXlll'l!.LS. lia1'lv.1r.1 U i l c 5. SU ,AJ vffzr. VLllI'lL' Rllllitl. l1.11'l1nc lfnllrrrns fum-lyn M L1 1: l lc 13 Mary llnrrt. l'.ut lla-sway -loan Lrrcy. Dar- in-en lnm-s, C.l1.lrlr-llc l'.I'.lllL'I'. Kay 'lIr..r'rpsnr1, 'I Ifflrll rffu: l'.lt .lwlmns SAPPHONIANS l'u :Jrrf - lxl.ll'llyll Slglc ,XVM lg, 1 Mus 5LllllX.lll In-1 vffzr l'.lt lirultlumlsc. liarlmra .l.,l1nlv:. M.1r1lx'n Srglc. PM Sawyer. Sm- f -,Ulu-rlx'. lfarlxnv Cnunplwcll. l'.1t llvllrrslc' lamlyn iiillwrt. Srzvfrxd uf 1. Cnr-rl liarrl, Mary Austrn. Nw- llllf' ll.n.sm1'. lla-lun lirmvn. Llnrla lil-mn. l:.lllYll'll fnunpln-ll. lycggy AlL'x.lIlnlL'l S.1nrlr.1 Ulsun. Peggy lxlllrllcll. 'l'f'.'rJ1f,z4.'Pl1ylis LILDIPXK- 4-ll. I'Dnnn.n Knillglmt. ll2lI'l7AlY.i Brown. Slurlcx XX'llll.illES, l.rxrr.1inL' hlunluc, ,lam-r in-lllng. Carolyn Corner. Dc- lrrrs Marrxn I ffnv'1l1 vffu K.ly'XY'llN1lH. ylurly 'lc-lrlur. Afdljlll' H.lAL1j.I.iI'f. San- rlra lfwstcr. blualy MLCrc.1. Linda INL- f.l'L'.l. IR-ggy McM:11'tln. Ifwlyn NX'1l- liarns Vxrgrnla Mrflann. I-'fflfv rffzzf llat Scars. Namy Bethel. Carolyn Ualuntf. ,lwyxc Brnwn, Marv Ann 'lam Kay lnlrnwn, H.ll'l5.lf.l XY'l1cL-l- cr. Sm- lllllhilkl, Xu -, .- -K-K ' .-,. MV is l I I IF, '-.'1.l,1 il f QL ,af A I Al. -, SIGMA GAMMA LAMBDAS Pu ,'Jrf.'.'---Nrna Mapes Symrp-f,v-Mrs. Payne Ffv wr. x Dclnrcs Melton. V el ta Hudson. Lora-Ita Baldwin. Melba Ad- luns. HL-lcn Krnkroskia. Doris Van Amber. Thcda Vfnlfc. June Hailey Stroud :flu 1 Rosemary Kohler. Geor- gxa XY'rm..ls. Faye Hirnes. Doris Gib- bons. Shirley Murphy. Nina Mapes. Carol Bond. Barbara Potter. Mar- jorie Flinn. Third I'01l',' Rayma Mag- ness. Alene Golden. Delores Ed- wards. 29 ATALANTIANS Pz'e,ridw1lgNr1nt'y Townsend Sttvwzwr-INIiss Lant FIU! roam' Imogene Howard. Carlene Colvin, Sylvia Long. Xanty Daxitl- son. Nancy Townsend. D o r o t h V Luke, Sue Swinehart, Carolyn Mot:- fet. Serwzd rffzzx' Martha blones. Betty Burkhart, Shirley Box. Martia Mitch- ell. Mary Owen. Lois Boaz. Gloria Halliwell. W'illa Keen. VC'ilda Law- son. Third wfux' Betty Andrews. Luty Andrews. joan Rohhins. S h i r l e y Churchwell. Janice Calhoun. CASTALIANS Prerfdenf-Camille Kimes Spozzmr-Mrs. Ober Fir!! wuz' Shirley Browder. Delores Dawes. Carol Cowger, Peggy Kiser, Billie Dillworth. Shirley Sharon. Karen Collins. Barbara Kay. Sarwzd faux' Wilma Estes, Carol Wilkins Sue Brooks, Ann Pickett. Carol Ham- mer, Carolyn Kay, Karen Carlyle. Arlene Golden. Shirley Byrd. Third f01l'.' Deloris Dawes, Helen Hoof- nagle, Shirley johnson. Mary Mouth- ay, Imogene Harrall. joyte Fields. Coweta Myers. Joy Myers. Ffmfm rout' Mary Sue Douglas. Velma Wal- ker. Charlotte Giehmann. Kathleen Whaley. Helen Hosp, Ruth Hamm. Kathleen Haberly. Joyce Connelly. Melba Nafus. Fiflb wfzvx Ann Walsh, Marilyn Haherly. Emma Du- venich, Louise Russell. Betty Boyd. Sandra Martin, Glenna Martin. Lo- retta Beeler. Sixlh wzzu' Lois Legg. Kathryn VUalker. Donna Martin, Mary Ann LaRue, Barbara Lewis. Camille Kimes. Anna Lou Wood. Carol Huber. Carolyn johnson. Bar- bara Tomlinson. GAVITL AND QUILL Pu 1.'..fi11.f--in-111-ge Krietl-tl1.1us j,11,,,11f,1---hir. il-L'SlQ'l'lll.lll 1711 il 1111i J ,lt-rry li e 4- l e 11 R1th.11.l lleisiier. Bob c,Hl'c'l.lIMl. C..ll'l lixl 1 lun Hunt R o h e1't Stinson. Iioh l.1tlt l'e.11'so11. XY'.1x'11e llatkriey. Bill V411-lexr-13 liob Allen. liutlcy leans. t1.11'x llosltins, l-'11-tl ll.1111me1'. Kent fllllNll.lI1Nt'll. Lleiiv XY'oolsey'. il lin! 1 11' lohn hl.11t111. il L-113' XX'elnl1. Dun I .1xxs11t1. l.l1lIlN lS.1ii111. Mere L Nltwlnilt. li.ix':11 1 s ill l A il' . N.L . 'fx i f 'f A. 711111 K -1. ,C . -U 4, '1- 'lil 'L' XML' te n Il LN ll Mild- Litlqson, liiltlie ,lonex Hob Iliuiilsoii. lftltlie D.llYll'l. Ste'-e Gib- lwt-ns l.1x' lioseiilwei'-ig. Szxtff 11,115 llrttlvt fniltlxxt-ll. ,lwhn hlxcullougli. liuillve l'Nil1Ltlil1.Mls. I I : J 4 l 'S 11 Y X- ,GL I 1. KA .2 Ax E. lllllli L 4 il .EW I, 1 ' M 'il ..gl I Y D.O. CLUB Pu vfdt 111-Dax id Sowersby Spfffzwr-Mr. Galloway 1511-11 mzr: Mary Chambers. Floyd Lundy. Leroy Higginbotliam. Gordon Moody. Doris Seward, jean Davis. Betty Myers. Marilyn -lames. Serfnzd wily' Curtis Cooper. Darlene Miller. Barbara Allen. Colleen Carroll, Betty Bixler, Faye Nell -lenkins. Sheila Bartley. lfloy Cook, Betty Fehring. 'l'bn-a' wuz' Quinn Dillsaven, David Sowersby. -lack M e y e r s. Marshall Sclmtzfnan. Fred Billingsley. Bob Braxton. David Steel. XY'ayne Moore. Fuurllr mzzx' Robert Vfest. Dirk Bur- wiclc. Bob Lauderdiile. Rockney Law- son. Garland Burkett, Roy XVayne Peters. Bob Brewer. Bill Burr. Glen- don Rustin. HERCULEANS Prwiderzl-'Pete Blair Sprzr1,rff14-hir, Volmert Fivzrf VUIIK' George Blackburn, Don' Smith. ,lack Prigmore. jim Dailey. Dean Morrissey. Tom Glaze. Bill Christman. Leo Schrader. Serond 1'l11l',' Burt XY'allrich. Mike Robert- son. Duane Hunt. David Christman. Paul Kingsborough. joe Newman. lim Kline. Third row: Ronnie Mau- bin. Pete Blair. joe Haughawout. Pat Looper. 3I 2- . -1 Y -1. . 'if E A 'Q ug A 1' s X . 'ft . 1 . l THESPIANS Pre.vident-Ronald Banes Spoumr-Miss Barrett Pixar! row: Dixie Tingle. Sammie Cooper, Eleanor Post, Sondra Ra- dunsky, Marianna Frising, Peggy Hosp, judy Martin, Don Brandeth. Semnd faux' jerry Campbell, Ronald Banes, Don Chilcutt, Virginia Clay, Pat W'est, Bill W'hitaker, Luanne Armstrong, Bruce Houston, jon jay Third mu-.' joe Pflug. jim Haverly. jim Milligan, Phil Mount, jack Leeka, Gene Wallace, Bill Nichols. jack Randall. Fourlla wuz' Bill Bald- win, Mary Cross, Bill Easley. -t I A 6 v v f Q K' a ill X ifigmxh I Q. ' 'awww f r. , ,in 4'll I U, mum! .H I K , 4 X' f X l 5 1,1.i 'fini S,P.Q.R. Pvt -lift 111 --Y-lnmes johnson Sfwfiifff Miss Buckeritlge lfirii mu: Ci.irry Pigg, Ann XX'ebb, Cherrel XX'elili. llohhirr CUDFUW. Loris Nntioris, ltmn hlyer, Neville Sue liralium. l.iirry Pigg. Sttifllld mu: l'.it hlK'1'll.lIl. Shirley Allen, Kay Anderson, Axxn.i Kissinger, Iris Dux. is. Bexerly lS.iss. liarhura Horn. -Iudy Crispell. George Harp, Third wa: Tum Shepherd, lltmh Kidtloo, Caru- lyn Reynolds. fwlicriill XY'hitc. Nano Patterson. ,lane Sears. H a r r i e Hzitiher. I..i1'ry lfreeman, F u ll 1' 1 In mn: Dale Allen. john Wlmite. Lon Vinyuiixl, Alximes lohnsun, ,lanite ML'- Kinlcy, lihert Sulzer. Sammy Farrell. Allen liunard. ,lohn Shepherd. I-'zfflv mu: Bill illiylur. I 0 Here is The Olympiad Society en- joying their mixer at the first of year. Their theme was The C est Show on Earth. .X nv i filfbc I' Mother . ..,, CI.17'c'lIf6 ,...,. lub!! ....,,.,... Unbffllc ..,,, , CAST john Sarkctt Judy Perkins Bill Bacon Stew Gibbons ,. , Robert Gooth 11,7-1,01 ,,,,, ,,,,,,, . .. .... Buddy Paul C.'ffr.1 , ,.,,,.... ..,,,,,,. ,,,,,.,,, S 4 tra Van Fleet Alujy .. , ,..,,. -,,. .... Mriurinc Vinccnt Dr, Ilufzzjflnr'-1' .,.. ....,,,,, ...,,. I 5 ill Hare Df, ljfqd , ,,.... ,,,., D avid Harutun Dr, jffnzvrf .,,,,,,. Gus Hcidcl Af,n,q,n-ul ........... -loan Myer Arm: . ..,...... Pat Goodwin Deli.: ., ...,. Sammic Cooper 1N'm.4 ., .. ,,... jo Ann Lea Al.1gg1e ,, Hclcn Brown I NOVEMBE If R 30-DECEMBER 1 F Cfathe' J +4 ,O ix 05-6113? Vmm. .aj e, W ohn, Parvhguian? yo ' Sfeye U en - Jud gage X Bu a ffl ' ddy aid ' R056 wllg ITA C311 S G11 6 pfgper J Cousin Cora This is ner s daughter L I 10 ugh! Maureen Sara Judy Sammie N-, Cook, This way, Doctors, down- stairs. Left to right: Jo Ann, David, joan, Bill, Gus. Mary Skinner Ed Skin- 5555555 - L 5555555555 5555555 5555555555 15555555 5555 55 55 55 5555555 55 55555555 w' rf T5 -'Y 11 . i 14 .1 .X ik' ,,+..-4' Ida Firrt row: Magness. Williamson. Woods. Dale. McPherson, Roth, Klein, Havens, Ritchhart, juhnke. Mrs. Brown, Spon- sorg Lewis, Grant. james. Sigle, Irvine. Meehan. Samzzd row: Skaggs, Cook. Sawyer. Gilbert. Rawlings, Radunsky. Mapes. Hailey. Spangler, Ferris, Owen. Longstreet, Lank- ford, Buford, Gustafson. MtPike. Third muy' Hazlett. Lar- kin, Robards, W'ilson. Olson, jones. XX'oodard. Myers. Nafus, Patton, Reynolds, DeGraffenreid, Baum. Scroggins. Corner, Greathouse. Fourth wuz' W'oods. Bond. Gibbons. Courtney. Martin. Robinson. LaRue, Estes. Runnells, Bryant. A My Allen, Brown. Haberly. Cookerly. Mitchell. Connely, Fiflb wuz' Campbell, Weil, Townsend. Thornton, NX'ard, Bixler. Robertson, Kennell, Williaiiis. Nett. Gibson. Chatham. Uich- mann. Brasfield. Hammer, Middleton. Kohler. Sixlly wuz' Edwards. Allen. Gaskill, Iilosua, Hubert. Snyder. Legg. Sears, Kimcs. Van Hoorebeke. Depreste. Royal. Baldwin. Redden. Adkins, Davis. Mitihell. Sezwzth mzzz' Fields. Har- rall. Frazier. Shade, Dorsey. Timberman. Giles, VUhaley. Mapes, Cowger. Calhoun, Flinn. Krokroskia Callahan, Rol- land. ' -7 We, the younger generation are striving now to build a world. - Peace and unity, freedom and brotherhood, These we have set to be our goalfl 4' A1 .7 Q ff? i Nf- - JUNIOR Y-TEENS Fmt muy' Whilsh, Humphrey, johns. Reed. Van Ifleet, XY'est, Vincent, Hess. Gowing. Tharp, Busby, Halliwill. Keen. Hamm, Brown. Serum! wuz' Moore, Thornton. Cook. Moser. Kidd. Page, Xvilliams, McDowell, Bard, Brown. Fullmer. Ponder. Tomlinson. Myers, Sumners. Brooks. Cooper. Third mir: Woods. Knight, Curry, Richardson. NX'alker. Martin. Alexander, McCann, Prutsman. Likens, Goodwin, Hughes. Troxel. Box. Anderson. Olinger, john, Kissinger. Fourth wuz' Lea, Schrader. Larson, Tucker, Filewood. Davis, Mil- ton. Krummel. Barlow, Medcalf. Myer, Tutt, Gibson. Grov- er, Higginbotham, Cook, Deem. Fifth wuz' Wheeler, Mar tin. Harris. Frising. Brewer. Lamb. Armstrong. Hinkle. Boyd Bookhamer. Du Bois. Potter. Asher. Smith. Duvenick, Fish er, Croach. Sixth wuz' Beezley, Dalby, Smith, Wfright, Sam ples, Tedder, Prince. johnson, Brown. Austin. junge, Wolfe Potts. Harlan. W'uellner. Broadwater. Watson. Welch. Sei' with 7'0U'.' Atkinson, Ritchhart. Pondf Perkins. Osborn, Gar lock. Banks. Brown. Gauntt. Anderson. McBee, Guthrie Richardson, Cross. Brooks. Wfilkins. Eighth wuz' Tanner johnson, Kline, Bartley, Purkett. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Firit row: Crews, Sams, Steinberg, Brewer. Mitchell, john- son. Hopkins, Tingle, Hoofnagle, Black, Craig. Newman. Spooner, Keeter, Aspoas, Bailey, Mauller. Second 7'0U',' Dawes. Hastings. Harding. Luginbill, Broach, Dagley. Sal- zer, Webb, Dillworth, Pierson, Shelton, XVilson, Kay. Wal- ker, Boyington. Kenny, Swinehart, Davidson. Hurtt. Brown, Third faux' Mouthay, Sperry, Le Master, Rhines, Post. King, Kaiser. Weston, Carlyle, Cash, Lindley, Shephard. Rinkel, Pendleton, Collins, Gaylor, Ham, johnson, O'Daniels, An- derson. Fourth wuz' Insel. Burton, Graham. Horn. Haberly, Martin, Hosp, Einsel, Sharon, Blizzard, Boyd, Martin. Mor- ris, Dickerson. Stark, jones, Johnson, Holt, Burress, Burhart, Long, Conrow: Fifth faux' Ussery, Tatum, Lamar. Hill, juli- an, Akin, Deem, Kitts, Clay, Douglas, Tedder, Brown, Ash- er. Moudy, Cross. Hosp. Aber. Patterson. Hatcher. Andrews, Scott, Henson. Sixth wuz' Cole, Welsh, Smith, Bolton Roam, Martin, Duvenick, Rodarme. Egner, McGuire, New- comb, Bass, Schaper, Crouch, junge, Williams. Askins. Bog- ner. NY'atson. Ellis. Serenth row: Cheek. Martin, Miller, Francis, Foulke. Butterfield, Willey, Speak, Morris, Keen Bradley, Thompson, Morgan, Everett, Hessee. Grey, Myers Beeler, Collins. Eighth row: Austin, McCrea. Brown, Mc- Crea, McGinnis. Colvin, Owen. Farrar. Wright. Irvine Russell, Campbell, Nichols. McClerin, Hadley, Dawson Byrd, Cummings. Russell. Ninth faux' Cruespell, Haggart Shade, Foster, Bethel. Nave, Frazier, Thompson, Gates, Brown, Cresap, Stoll, Howard, Watkins, Caceras, Routledge. 1 w 1 0 '-u 7625 ' ' and? - . - , . wa. f Fila i A5133 ,. lwfgiaisiau 'cswmm Wliafamg w-female ' its V1 11 1 Il ii I 'YN Fir!! row: Garry Pigg, Leo Schrader, jim Sullivan, Gus Gustafson, Bob Stinson, Carl Taylor, Don- nie Smith. Second row: joe Newman, john Coatney, Charlie Perkins. Tom Ashmore, Bill Rep- plinger, jim Dailey, Delmar Sutton. Bucky jeans, Don Chilcutt. Third row: Bob Kidcloo, john Martin, Gary Gauntt, jon Lowery, Phil Chew, Garry Church, Mike Robertson, Leo Riggs, Mike Cusack. Fourlh roux' Dennis Eberle, Terry Wfelch, Louis Baum, Tom Glaze, jerry Robinson. David Christman. Gene W'allace. Fifth row: Bill Kelley, john Sackett. George Payne. jim Kline, Richard Crowe, joe Ensley, Pete Blair. Sixth wuz' Darrell Mink, George Blackburn, joe l-laughawout, Sherrill White. STATE DELEGATES ,JF iii.-Qs - 1 I X If ' 575 Z Li! 'S' Q: i . B .1 c E wuz' Pat Greathousc. ' Tom Hailey. Bob Kiddoo. Larry Pigg, Montella Hoover. Richard jo h n s o n. George Krieckhaus, joe N e w m a n. Garry Pigg. David Lhuillier. Kenny Siler, Ruth Lankford. john Martin, jon Lowry. Mar- go Irvine. Carolyn Reynolds. i- r Dennis Eberle. Pat Me Linda McPike, Pete Blair ane Roth. Sherrill White. bara james, Wayne Hackney. Front mu. Drexel Har is. 5? 6 We guild llllllllll 1 4 Q F' li-Qi ,sv-r F1111 fou George Harp Louis Baum Wayne Hackney Larry Pigg Dean Morrissey Rlchar Iohnston Garry Pigg Wfendcll McCune jon Lowry Serrnd 1 u Don Chilcutt Don Laws Eddie jones Daud Lhuillier Howard Daugherty George Kreickhaus Garry Church Carl Tay lor erry Wfoolsey Tbnd mu jack Pearson Dennis Eberle Bob Kiddoo Ebert Salzer Ron Rob son Orulle Brill Daud Laney Daud Harutun Fourth mu Kenny Silcr ohn Sackctt Stexe Gibbons lames johnson Ron He-.xitt Don Bowers Eddie Damer jay Rosenberg F1 Ib mu ohn Wlmxte Bill Gray OYFICERS FOR THE YEAR The Key Club meets exery Thursday exening at 7 30 in the YMCA building Oftentimes when the local cmc Puffdffff Rmhafd lohnstfm Kiwanis Club who sponsors this organization meets at Vlff' Pfefldfnf D930 M0ffl55el their Tuesday luncheon representatises from our school Sfffelflfj GHFYY P188 club attend learning much of the cmc affairs Much time T'6'f1I1H9f Laffy P188 is desoted to keeping in mind their motto W e buzld Some of their worthwhile projects hav: been promoting the Bloodmobile landscaping the school campus and the Christmas project-helping provide baskets for the needy. , 1--K. few Y EN Although the members of the Key Club are kept busy b y 'f with these many civic projects they thoroughly enjoy ex ery ' minute of it. Q, X , 1 1 E. - 1 'V' t aa V 0-Q -rr.,- T I CICJCJDN AN 1 RL IH IANKIORD Y X f 'F ix! -lk if X C l -I I . . .,-..,.e . Q, y i me 'l'1' ' l l gfgkl ' Y J . ' -3 , , '. 'Oc pt F g . BATTALION STAFF Frm! mzr. left to right: George Blackburn. Rithard Johnston. Pat Martin, T. Goodman, Ruth Lank- ford. Larry Pigg, Donna Kitts, Garry Pigg. David Lhuillier. Semrzd rout George Krieckhaus, jon George, Pete Blair. Loyd Martin, james johnson, Ronnie Hewitt. jon Lowery. Dean Morrissey. Tfiird 1'Ull'I XX'ayne Hackney. joe Newman, Douglas Carter, Keith Sovereign. Ebert Salzer. Sonny Dawes. Gerald Asher. DIAMOND AND DISC Firfl mug left to right: Ritliard Johnston, Pat Martin. j. T. Goodman. Ruth Lankford, Larry Pigg, Donna Kitts, Garry Pigg. Serond mu: Lyle Green. jon George. Pete Blair. David Lhuillier. james johnson. George Blackburn. jon Lowery, Dean Morrissey. Third raw: Wfayne Hackney, joe New- man. George Krietkhaus, Loyd Martin. Ronnie Hewittf Gerald Asher. Ebert Salzer. Fourlb raw: Sonny Dawes, Delmar Sutton. Wfayne Rhines. Roger Gregory, john Martin. Phil Hazlett, Douglas Carter. -lim Milligan. Fiffb rout Alan La Salle. Kenny Siler. Darrell Mink, Don Beard, james Clark, Don Chilcutt. Don Wilson. Sixfb rout Wendell McCune, Bob Kidcloo, Keith Sovereign. James Cor- nell, Burton Smith, George Harp. Bob XVebster. P' 3 Z ai 5' . 4 4, Jr 1, H' gc ' ne' div Nl 3 fat . s. ,lac-.g 21 ,J 36 'll it X. RIFLE TEAM First mu Don XY'ilson, Garry Pigg, Larry Pigg, j. T. Goodman. Strand mul: Douglas Carter, David Lhuillier Commander, jim Milligan. Third wut Roger Brown, Mark McKelvey, Henry Baker, Chris bn EVER-READY RIFLE TEAM Firrt row: jon George, james Cornell, Ronnie Hewitt, J. T. Goodman, Richard Johnston, jim Milli- gan, James Johnson, Garry Pigg. Serond row: Orville Brill, jim Collins, Bob Davidson, David Christ- man, Don Lawson, David Lhuillier, Robert Moffet, jerry Johnson. Third row: Dean Morrisey, Sammy Farrell, Ebert Salzer, Roger Gregory, Rex Biggs, Martin Rogers, Bob jordan, Bill Gray, Fourth row: Allan La Salle, jerry Hatfield, Ronnie Stevens, Robert Kiddoo, George Harp, jon jay, Gene Savage, Rex Wilkins. Fifth ww: Bob Webster, Wayne Rhines, Larry Robbins, jay Rosenburg, jerry Hager, Phil Hazlett, Lyle Green, Gerald Asher. Sixth row: Larry Pigg, Lloyd Brown, Bob Woody, Everett Olson, john Shepherd, Charles Harris, James Driscoll, Harold Peters, Delmar Sutton. i 2 gy' ' f ,, . '. g Q 4 v I 4 'I' 'x 5 , ' 1 ' Q .f O I . I 5 .es v'?'s Q 5- . .1 ,O ! . u QW . B COMPANY A COMPANY Fin! wuz' Rustin, Collins. Asher, Salzer. Gregory, Pigg, La Salle, Cornell, Green, Dennis, Lev ingson. Second row: Biggs, Lea, Grant, Beeler, West, McCown, Haughawout, Edmundson, Church Berlieu, Huber. Third row: Camp, Banes, Peters, Frazier, Clark, Eastburn, Carr, Hillhouse, Green Kingsborough, jay. Fourlh foul: Corner, Brown, Harris, Sperry, Davis, Townsend, Yarborough Drake, White, Sesler, Stinnett. Fifth ww: Puckett, Price, Daniels, Robards, Davidson, Hine, Sher wood, Allen, Cates,,Moyer, Burr. Sixth mu-.' Brown, Perry, Baggett, Clark, Corps, Moon. t W Fin! row: Hewitt, Rhines, Lhuillier, Goodman, johnson, Milligan, Wilson,- Harp, Woody, Haber mehl, Boyd. Serond row: Moore, Daugherty, Tubbs, Vinyard. Bi l l i ngs l ey, Moffet. Houston O'Daniel, Hutchison, Younger, Rolleg. Third row: Manley, Robbins, Wallace, Marsh, Thornhill jeans, Driscoll, Gamble, Nickle, Leeka, Atwell. Fourth row: Buzzard, Clinton, Forkner, Wicks Baker, Hirshey, Seger, Gilstrap, Kelly, Stockton, Houston. Fiflh row: jordan, Mullins, Oberlech ner, johnson, Easley, Hetherington, Wolf, Harmon, Gray, Hutchison, Bowers. Sixih row: Randall Peters, Goodwin, Barber, Taylor, Clark, Jones, Dodson, Norman, Cheek. gift C COMPANY Fin! faux' Sutton Blackburn Newman Geor e Pi Blair Mink Smith Kiddoo, Chilcutt 1 1 v 8 1 gg, y , s , Weaver. Second f01I.'.' Gooch, johnson, Watts, York, Medcalf, Haverly, Bacon, Tate. McGlochien, Schreiner. Michael. Third wuz' Milgrim, Swift, Manning. Corp, McNeal, Duncan, Christman. Horner, Frey, Watts, Schrader, Steen. Fourlh wuz' Dailey, Windle, Grenninger, English, Hunt, Simon, Kennall, Wells, Morrisson, Olson, Keller. Fiflb wuz' Gauntt, Hager, jarvis, Atkinson, Allen Sluder Roberts Puckett Lamb Harris, Tendai. She hard. Sixlb row: Donahoe, Ryan, Ray y V 1 s Y P - Smith, Cox, Gilmore, Gilbeth, Cooke, Fay, Wilson, Schneickert, Nichols. Srfzwzlh wuz' Medina, Myers, Griffis, Hammer, Pierce, johnson, Farrell, Dill, Abernathy, Doolin, Nuttle, Kingrey, Kelley D COMPANY . F1151 row. Morrisse , Martin ohnson, Kyte Webster, Hazlett Beard, Repplinger Rodarme. Car- '. . y , J Y Y ' ter, Coatney. Second row: Hauser, Cusack, Hare, Coffey, Kelso, Grindling, Flowers. Timberman Whitaker, Moffet, Parent. Third row: Baldwin, Mitchell, Steel, Wfard, Dunn. Lyle. Cookerly Pyles, Paul, Walker, Stevenson. Fourlb row: Massey, Calentine, Manley, Burnings. jay. Coats Carpenter, Ford, Grunden, Barlow, Chambers. Fifth max' Ensley. Gary, Xvimsett. Cornell, Kunce McKelvey, Hatfield, Lohr, Smith, Caldwell, Lawson. Sixrh faux- Brill, Merriam, Riggs. Rosenberg Bell, Copeland, Weax'er, Wallander, Jennes. Davenport, Robertson. Sezenih wuz' Miller, Wletzel Sheets, Holt, Savage, Brandreth. n I e ' T 44 as i as 'May ' il! ll A! l - i U It ll 4: 75 fn 1 ... 4-. 1 1 ,1- Q, C' x l i l Sdacwdg Fir!! row: Mary Aspoas, Elizabeth Robards, LaDonna Wilson, Keith Sovereign, Marilyn Sigle, Sue Cookerly, Pat Greathouse, Barbara Juhnke, Delois Martin. Second row: Joyce Caslcey, Laveta Beez- ley, Harriet Hatcher, Carla Hoskins, Joyce Connely, Carolyn Corner, Carol Purkett, Henrietta Harris. Third row: Mary Cross, Laura Lou Schaper, Nancy Deem, JoAnn Shade, Lynne Francis, Nancy Patterson, Diane Burns, Evelyn Van Hoorebelce, Barbara Rawlings. Fauflb row: Joan Meyer, Maureen Vincent, Kathryn Walker, Janice Gibson, Peggy Edwards, Kay Thompson, Neville Sue Graham, Jane Barlow. The Solo and Ensemble is an organization from which most of the soloists and ensembles are taken SOLO AND ENSEMBLE OFFICERS Pfeffdfnf ------------ ---------- K Clfh Sfwefelgn to participate in the Spring Music Festival. Each Vffe Pfeffdenf ------ ------- G eofge Kfmckhaus person participates in a program three times during Seffefafy -'----'------ ------'--- 3 -- Maflllm 51816 the year. The members of the organization are hosts Tff'fUf 'ef ------'-'-A--- ---- E llzabeth Robards to many social functions, the most outstanding-a 50041 Cbflffmfvf ------ -'---- B afbam Juhnke banquet for the Guest Conductors. Program Chairman .... .... P at Greathouse Wdeuaa 746lfQ0 5 0 FD OPL1 OPL 4' Q9 5560 sew Umm afzpa Furl mu Barbara juhnke Second rou Carla Hosluns Dons DeGraffenre1d Exelsn Wrllrams Donna Knlght Third mu Pat Greathouse Joan Myer Shxrley Schrader Sue Ellen Dale Fwurb fou Laweta Beezley Carolyn Reynolds Nancy johns Exalwn Grant Earlrne Campbell Barbara Rawlrngs Flffb mu jane Barlow Drane Burns Peggy Edwards Sue Cookerlx Henrxetta Hams Joyce Connelly Sixth mu Kathryn Walker Exelyn Van Hoorebeke Carolyn Corner Carolme Gxlbert Betty Royal Delors Martm Cleta Larson jane Medcalf Sezenlb nu jane Garlock Marx lyn Rrtchhart Pat Sears Manlyn Sxgle Pat Sawyer Elrzabeth Robards Camrlle Krmes Barbara Wheeler La Donna Wilson Eleanor Groxer In flashmg colors of red and vshrte our drummers and buglers are alvsass on hand to add that portron of sprrlt and color to football games and parades So Bar bara, our flashlng majorette lead on You know how to do xt l 45 First wuz' Van Hoorbeke, XVilson, Rawlings, jolms, Cookerly, juhnlce, Greathouse. Suomi wuz' Longstreet. Dale, Taylor, Graham. Royal. Haggart. Campbell, Van Fleet. Garlotk, XX'al- ker, Reynolds. Third wuz' Hoskins, Myers, Sthaper, Deem, Vi'ebb, Ward, Knight, Newman, Post, Hosp, McKinley, Hastings, Faurllf row: Nichols, Croach. Fisher, Rosenberg. Xwetzel. Gilmore. Thomp- son. Akin. Tedder. Martin, Beezley, Barlow, Harris, Connelly, Harutun. Sigle, Butterfield, McCune, Eserett, Martin. Schrader. Fifth rouz' Houston. Grover, jackson, Huelster, Sovereign, jones Pendergraft, Shade, Vfilley, Frazier, Weida, Tridle, Larson, Baum, Francis. Sixlls wuz' Morgan, Blizzard, Lowry, Burns. Daugherty, McCullough, Cleaver. Pearson, Krietkhaus. Damer, Laney. Allen. Salzers. Welch. Smith, VC'illiams. Sears, Ritchhart, Pearson, Thomp- son, johnson. Stoll. Firrt row: Sovereign, jones, Shade, DeGraffenreid, Harris, Barlow Olson, Corner. Connelly. Serond faux' Pendergraft, Gibbons, Sack ett, Siler, jeffries, Finley, Henshaw, Martin, Tedder. Tedder, Beaz ley, Dawes, Sigle, Harutun. Third row: Potts, Glaze, Robson. Noel Carver, Frazier, Huelster, jackson, Antel. Grover, Houston, Leeper, Moss, Burton, Woodbury, Dalby, Weida. W'hite, Tridle, Moore Wheeler, Martin, McCune. Fourth row: Conrow, Willey, King Fulmer, Lowry, Henson, Robinson, Henson, Taylor, Cornell Damer, Krieckhaus, Pearson, Cleaver, Prigmore. McCullough, Mau pin, Heller, Mills, Freeman, Hackney, Hunt, Welch, Salzers, Van- dever, Hailey, Martin, Laney. Fifrb mu-: Blizzard, Morgan. W'il- son, Robson, Daugherty, Woolsey, Riggs, Selner, Christman Smith, Williams, Sears. Hoskins, Turner, Allen, Breazeale. Eberle 4:-N :gif-n.lL.:w5,,l fafre-'-mu 5 wg 46 . aaa ah . The 1953-1954 Orchestra, true to form, was outstanding in their fall performance. The orchestra with a membership of 88, was supple- mented by the training orchestra which spent many long, arduous hours of practice, trying to raise their music to the high grade of the con- cert orchestra. The training orchestra is part of the plan set up by the Music Department this year, to afford more students a chance to play in a musical organization. In this new system, the director of music, T. Frank Coulter, was ably assisted by William Lebedeff. The music of the concert orchestra has been long appreciated by patrons through- out the district. 5511-55 za .1 x Y iw xl 2 li '.,Q!.lTlf ffj' 'f -Y U' if ' ' 9. ,12 . '.k.Df'.,: lyQg'lg, u lx, 6 Y , 5 f ' 'sill M 0 ml -J 'Kg ,yy , Q 3'v7 U 4 , l ff P N411 r I KSSW 3, X4 D Q lg i.. Z, . X. Vt N-1:4 -QM. Gig. VU ik:-air? QV.. D, 'S Q ,.,M Af' vb 9 ' .LL E55 D ' W, kinky yy W,.,7.3 Q Mg, 1' W, Q , Q.. ... ff ,- 1 , ,. fm!!-M-,X M is X if Q.-14 Ae.. Mf- Q 1 5 an A fl . ., a , 3 JG Fin: faux' Robards, Barlow, Brandreth. jones. Rakes. Potts. johnson, Sovereign, Gibbons, Habermehl, Abbot, White, johnson, Turner. Sermid wuz' Connelly. Vincent. Dale, Frazier, Fields. Campbell. Reynolds. Martin, Radunsky. Arm- strong, Harrell, Swift, Baum. Corner. Dalby. DeGrat'fen- reid, Grant. Shade. XX'alker. Third mu: Medsker, Van Hoorbeke. Rawlings, Gaylor. Caskey, Duveruck. Harp, Rhines, Kohley, Pearson, Freeman. Goodman. Taylor. Milli- gan, Campbell, Wheeler. Medcalf, Spwar, Fhurih faux' Purkett, Brown, Kidd, Higginbotham, David, Gibson, Tim- berman. Garlock. Meyer. Gilbreth, juhnke. Greathouse. Sawyer, Kimes. Cookerly. LaRue, Mapes, Tedder. Alexander. Barlow, Edwards. 'May Z I Firri mu' Deem, Aspoas, Beeler Crews, Fisher ohns, Ash ,I ' 5 ' J , er, Bailey, Mauler, Croach, Askins, Burres, Cheek, Moudy Nichols, Post, Scott, Henson. Bogner, Haggart, Duvenick Cummins, Strong. Bethal. Stoll, Gayler. Second fnux' Patter son. Baumen, Frances, Graham. Hatcher, Hinlcle, Russell Webb, Salzer, Hosp, Swinehart. McDaniel. Kenny. Mouthay Hurtt, Miller, Byrd. Conrow, Wilson, Kay. johnson, Bass Egner, Brewer. Third rout McKinly. Martin, Moffett Brown, Cresap, Davidson, Osler, Johnston, Pendleton, Haw- erton, junge, Keen, Martin, Chatham, Watscmn. Kunce, Kole Schaper, junge. Fourlh faux' Kitts. Burton, jones, Lemaster Routledge, Cash. Welch. Richardson, Thompson, Watson Hardy, Rhines, Boyd, Haily, LaMarr. Einsel, Gray, Hessee Haberly, Dagly, Kisser, Dillworth, McCrea, McCrea, Ponder Osborn. johnson. Fifth faux' Raymond, Douglas, Campbell Myers. Bradley, Hoofnagle. Rodarme, Hosp, Dawson, john: son, Hardy, Long. Q I I I u v v ecwiffdd A r 'l 1 ItQ gmra Scroggms Farolyn Campbell Karlen Callahan Second you Esther Brown Clara Larkin Linda Austin Phyliss McDowell Carol Kidd june Mitchell Joyce Holt john Shepherd Tom Harley Third row Don Chilcutt Joyce Whrtlock Alberta Troxel Don Rutherford jim Noel Gary I-los kms Floyd Lundy Melvin Tucker Fouflb rou james Clark Gene Sawage Charles Harris Mike Morris Virgil McCoy Dave Black David Spencer Fifth rou john Slaughter Raymond Wood worth Frank Woodbury Rrchard Huelster Garland Burkett The Spyglass is edited by capable and hard working students with a journalistic slant Under the superusion of Miss Stewart and Mr Mitchell the staff puts out the Spyglass once ew ery month The staff members gain valuable experience in finding writing and editing the news and in copy reading and make up besides its a lot of fun too 3 VIRGINIA SCROGGINS Ixeu J Edztor JIM NOEL Spoffr Editor SHARON MCPHERSON layout Editor Z! f .J 'Q ww- 9 l , , vi A l 4'-. v rc.- ' - - v. ,, s. 5 l ' TH ' . .ix hue i ' 0 X: -- : :A S Q- ,4 --H-- :. - Lil- S Q ' I V gm: 9 - . t ' I L ,if , L 5 - , Q 1 .S s ' ' f ' I I ' it 1 r I K A 5 x H 4- e 'P' T 1 . 'I , l 5 ' I Q 1 I I I . '. Fin! row: Gloria Atkinson, Donna Hazlett, Pat West, Shirley Williams, Sharon McPherson, Vir- Z i y ' 1 s y I 1 ' , , , I '3 v ' t 1 ' . ' ' I I' . l J Y ' ' Y - . T , Y . V Y 1 . y - - I I l - . ' , I Al? ,J , V , ui , , I N' , S ':'4mi h's,. a S. ffl af, L - 1 L54 . or 3, ri ,ss - rj, 7 S :Al U Q 0 by Left ta right: Larry Pigg. Garry Pigg. Beverly Swift, Bar- Krieckhaus. Seated: Barbara james, Linda Spangler, Shirley bars Lewis, Dorothy Mapes. Lyn I-lawns. vllm Kline. Nita Allen. Slmrnn Raul. Sue Prutsnmn. Party Dcvutlmt. Evalyn Longstrcet. Carulyn R1trhh.1rr. M.1rl.1lyn CrL1iI.lfSOI'l, Trvznnijr Gmini. .linc lilrlmv, Ixhurccn Vingcnr. Dune Roth, Sara Ashmore. Ruth Inankfnrd. lm- Nwnmn, Brits Ffrrrf. Bcity Xfrn Fling llruii Pnnri, Royal. Clcmmy Klcm. Vl. T. Gwmirnnn. Eirliq Darncr, Gu-rg I '- ': 3- xy ' z .f , S47-' thx I i y I Q. ' . f' h' sf ,, ,, , ' x -- , I V ' is H, r, v J iv - . ' x . 4 ' 1 ' M Q-1 sl' MISS RUTH LANKFORD MISS NITA PAYE LONGSTREET Aftsm1,1v1f Allfrfdarzt MISS MADALYN GUSTAFSON Queen Here comes the Queen! As the organ played Pomp and Circum- staneem all spectators turned and looked. With stately dignity and with properly balanced poise the Queen and her attendants moved down the aisle to the beautifully decorated stage. This year, as al- ways the oplimo staff outdid it self The stage was transformed rnto a Castle of Dreams yelluw lights placed in the windows of the eastle were yery effectne and help ed make this 54 Coronation one of the most beautiful and spectacu lar HS has eyer seen THE 1954 QUEEN CORONATION CASTLI' OI' DRI AMS Par! I Hee! lie Tomglaf nz Dfeamlarzd Organrst Gwen Warden Part Il The Cattle Prmferr Sue Prutsman Part III Her zldr Eddie Damer George Krreckhaus neen f Affefzdmlr Nitl laye Lonestreet im Klrne Business Manager Ruth Lanltford joe Newman Business Manager Ladler III ll fzzfmg Dorothy Mapes Barbara Lewis Betty Royal Bette Ferris Bexerly Swift Shirley Allen Diane Roth Clemmy Klein Linda Spangler Barbara ames Carol n Ritchhart flmru Gllfl Lyn Haxens Barbara Wfilliamson The Queen Madalyn Gustafson Tommy Ashmore Business Manager Sara Van Fleet Paula Pond IV CROU N1NFOF1HEOUI:EiX Serenzde I0 Ile Oueezz Larry and Garry Prgg Stranger nz Pzvzdzre I T Goodman My Lady of Dreamland Carlle Exalyn Grant V I'lIX ALL Hee! lie T0mgbln1DreamIm1d J T Goodman ane Barlow Pat Douthitt Sharon Reed Maureen Vincent Pager ' v V 7 J - 3 i H ' ,H ' 4 ' I .2 .4 ' H1 1 i i U ,........,. ......,.,,,...,.......,..... ,..., I ' , ' 'r .............,.. ,..,............,........................,,......,..,..,.... 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M A K' frfff H QuddawF9Z4q9, 704217 - if i Y' an-., f 'K HJ- fl' oplm s hard Lhargmg lme that beat Sedalxa 19 14 Sq tember 25 Qopfuc 7964 Zackaw 714 Week Grady Beckham scores hrs fourth touchdown of the season vuth a C4 yard gallop ln lhe joy lm Mramr game 74416456 1753 VICTORIES AND LOSSES They C 2 Fort Smrth herej 9 Mramr Qhere C 16-N Kansas Lrty ftherey c 23 Raytovsn Qthcrc 30 Fayetteulle Qherej Now 13 Van Buren Qtherej Now 20 Carthage Qherej Nov 26-Sprlngfreld Qherej Wxth nme mxnutes left to play the Eagles came from behind wmmng the Fort Smrth game 18 7 57 fx . . ' 5' '. V 1 'T 2:41, , ' v r 9' ' Us I A -I 1 vi I. II - Ax ,, x -Aa V ,I rs b i , c 4 f, ' ' ,ix M 5402. V' JE . Li ' ,. -, W , .2 1 6 !, 1' t fn A - .K X N Q ' 5 va- , ,L X , 'yi' , ' W. xl ,, Q' fl 'N f W ,M Q H it A PM .X S1 .N we--we . f . 'P ' . ,M 45,241 . 4 - my 1 J ' ' Y . ' ' , ' 1 - ,v ,w . We ' Sept. 25-Sedalia Qtherej ......,.....,.....r..,.,...... 19 14 O f. - ' Q .................,...,.. 18 7 Oct. - ' ' Q ................................ 14 6 O t. . ....,.,,,,,.,,,, 14 7 O t. - ' ' lj ......,.,.......,........... 14 39 OCf. - ' 'I .........,.........,.... 6 27 '. - ................,v...... 28 19 ' - ..,.....,.... .. ....,....... 26 6 . ' ' .,,, - ...,......,,,..,,. 20 O I . K6 Raytnwn Blue -lays dump Joplin Eagles in 39-14 battle. -loplins first loss of the scasun, 74416416 In the third quarter uf the North Kansas City game, New- man letl thc way for Sullixan tu make one of the two toutlitlmvns smrctl -in the game. Cusack booted thc extra point for the first tuuthdown and Sullivan tallied the other -.intl winning-touthtlnwn early in the fourth quarter. M29 ...?ut.. !... The Eagles fo u g ht from behind tu defeat a rugged and deter- mined N 0 r t h Kansas City Eleven, 14-T During the third quarter of the Fayetteville game, john Coatney, right halflaatk, is p l u n .rg i n g around left and on ll Lend 7 play, Coatney made 10 yards on the play. 4' lm 'C ' 'asv - R. .. ' 74eqZaeaSZopaa0 Tom Ashmore is shown rushing in the Carthage game, Nov. 20. The Tigers bowed to our Eagles, 26-6. Below: Practice makes perfect- well not exactly perfect. We lost only two games out of nine. Here we see George Blackburn leading a group in muscle development. I firms, A,--r av 1. - EIU' -QQ?-3: 3 if -anon- ,153 H 14' , 'FSE Fast. rugged play is shown in what Coach Kaminsky described as the greatest victory ever scored at hlopa lin High School. -Ioplins defense was so strong that the Bulldogs were unable to make a 5 i n g l e first down. - ' az4a20-01f- . X X, - lflii., 4 ' x' ef gif f:i-1-7X4 The Eagles pounded out two quick touchdowns in the first quarter of the Thanksgiving game and then outplayed the Bulldogs all the way to gain the hard-fought triumph. At the end of a wonderful game, a fine way of cele- brating was shown by the team as they carried Mr. Deatherage off the field. I . Wm 6, 11443. . A 15 , - , -g fl- .1 T4 .v fp W fy ,I t, 11.3 Q ,AE Q gil Sh! 1 ' ' 6 1 f A. ' Q 4 4 , Q., 'vc -c' We L 'H' 'evtwx -C V ' ! yy V V ' W YJ I -A l A1 ' 12-jg Fun rou Bob Newberry Manager Bully McCrae Mnke Banks Poncho Hadley Pat Englrsh Bill Webster Kent Chrxstlanson Buddy Ball jerry Turner Paul Kmgsborough Kenneth Worley jerry Chew Manager Second you jerry Starkweather Paul Lemler Bob Walker Bruce Malcolm john Solomon Fred Englxsh jerry Bccler Bob Allen Kenny Wrlkrns Pat Looper Bob Turner Don Bell Tblrd mu Mxke Robertson Bnll Baldwm Tom Shepherd jack Prxgmore Leo Schrader Ronnxe Maupin Larry Fry jrm Koonce Clayton Parrnsh Gary Atkmson Wllbert Fmley Coach Belk Gary Cox Fourlb mu, jack Huber Benyxe Rosenberg B1llChrxstman Bob Copeland Rob ert jarvrs jrm York Larry Rollegg Jxm Darley Date Campbell jrm Denms ui , riff 1953 SCHEDULE Carl unctlon there ..... .... Neosho ftherey .,.......r ,,,, Columbus fherej ..... .... Seneca ftherej ...... ,,,, 1 2 20 Miami ftherej ...... ,,,, Nevada ftherej .... ,,.. 2 5 Carthage ftherej ..... ,,.A Carthage fherej ..,, ,,,,, 20 14 Baxter ftherej .,..., q,.,, 3 1 They 26 25 12 6 0 20 7476 4 powafal 7e4m, Wall Kneeling, left to right: Don Bowers, joe Ensley, Gary Smith, jim Kline, Rod Frazier, joe Newman, Pete Blair. Slunding: Don Smith, Drexel Harris, Bob Terry, Bill Kelly, Mike Cusack, Bob Stinson. This basketball season has really been a memor- SCOREBOARD able one for our j,H.S. cagers. Their hard drive and their fighting spirit have made all of us proud of them. Basketball is one of the most popular sports of all and this year the stunts between halves, plus the good clean playing of our team, added more interest than in the past. Our courtsters practiced many long hours to make such an outstanding team and we all appreciate their efforts. 62 December 11-Carthage .................... 28 December 14-Columbus .. ....... 39 December 26--Van Buren v..,.. ....... 4 3 December-29-Fayetteville .,... ..-49 Januafy 5-Pittsburgh ,.....,......... 45 January 8-Nevada ....... ....... 3 9 January 15-Springfield .... ....... 5 8 january 19-Republic ..... ....., 5 0 january 29-Columbus ........ ..58 February .5-Fayetteville .............. 45 February 9-Van Buren .............,.. 62 February 19-Springfield .............. 50 jophn jophn jophn jophn jophn Jophn jophn jophn jophn jophn Joplin, Joplin. BLUE and GOLD TOURNAMENT Clevor 63-Joplin 50 MIAMI TOURNAMENT Wemmka 28-Joplin 45 Oaks 51-Joplin 50 I I loplins varsity haskethall squad this year was one hard to classify. XY'hen they were cold, they were just a run-of-thebinill team. hut when they were hot. they really went to town. J' X -e. XY QL Left: Joplin took off in a hurry against Fayetteville and never trailed as the lfagles defeated the liulldogs 61-49. Gary Smith is shown ahove netting one of his many baskets of the year. Drexel Harris led the winners with 16 points. Outstored from the field. -loplin aut loose from the free throw line to defeat Columbus -H-39. The lead changed hands 12 times. with seldom more than two points sep- arating.: the rivals until the tlosinig minutes of the game. Smokey makes one of his famous jumps. as he recovers the ball for the powerful Eagles. Gary Smith. our center, was the game's high scorer with 16 points. Joplin won the game 44-59. PETE BLAIR DON BOWERS MIKE CIJSACK JOE ENSLFN Senior junior junior ,TUYNUF Forwnrd Forward Guard POTW-Wi f4Zaz g A 'IU-L ,:- ': - ROD FRAZIER DREXEL HARRIS BILL KELLY junior Senior Senior Center Guard Forward JIM KLINE JOE NEWMAN LEO RIGGS GARY SMITH Sfnlflf Senior junior jumor FUFWHYCI Forward Guard Center ' and 2 Wanda, DON SMITH BOB STINSON BOB TERRY Semor Sensor Iumor Guard Guard Gllifd Zan 70 670-57 Joplin High School btisketeers wound up their sthedule with .in Sl-S0 vittory oxer Springfield. Here we see Garry Smith in the opening toss-up of our vittorious garnc. Aboie: joe Ensley retrieves the ball for the Eagles, follow- ing an almost basket for Springfield. Leffz Joplin forward, Smokey Ensley, struggles with a Springfield center for the ball. The Red and Green went into the lead early in the first period and never trailed. Although the Bulldogs presented a rugged battle. joplirfs defense stopped them in the third period. 7414--fad! fan Om Ivzcefn lcft to r1g,ht Boh Turner 'Iom Glam Mtkt Rohtrtwn Bob Farnew Fred Englxeh Ronme Maupm SIUHIIVI LcoQthr1dcr lxcnnx XX rlkcns Bob XX tlktr hm Dulcx Gan Cox The B Taam or the Flglcts as thcx rc Some YIIDCS ullcd haw 1 tnnt retord thus year Thcs luxe no gums tt thus utson All thc bow t tunly lxnovs what thc lTlCflI1lI'l2Q of hard and cl lCI'IHlI1CLl work rs Ind how to utornplrilu It Thtsc boys are unbcltablt ln Splflt and IH mtnd Although thc pagers irc strlxlnl to gun cxpcrlcnte nccclctl to plly xtrmty ball xxhercxcr they go they rc all for one and one for 111 nn wttorx and clcteat oplm oplxn oplnn oplln oplln oplln oplm oplm ophn ophn 7 3 7 Carthage Columbus I aytttcx :llc Plttsburg Sprmfj rcld Scncta Columbus Fax Lttu rllc C1ftL1X1llC Spnngtreld ' z X ? Hx' A X 67 ff If A .2 h . . a . . J ' .,a.......,a as ..aa.,.... A . 1 ,N -D. . - .. J ' ,,,.,,,,aa,, 47 ta . all , . 1 l aaatlaaaaa '58 ' A taat n-, ,, , C, J tl.--t..t.tt fs Y tattvtat L P .L I AK Joplin ...,...,..., 56 Nevada ..,.,,.. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' J ' ,,a,aaa.a .fo ' ' - 4 A A . l ' ' . Y J ' .,.-.,,-, A. vo . C .w.,.A,.. . -L V, 1 I K. lg VL- .A- 1 I ' - , 1 J ' Alkl I x A t. .A f. . . ,. .. . .- J Q A,,,,,,oCA gg Q - ,K ,-L4 J ' ,.,......,.. 71 . A f ,,,. ' j ' ,,,.,a,,,,,, vo ' S7 ,A .N ,, A' AX N j 1? - TEAM STANDINGS llirflfl LMI I . A me liz 2 1 613 1 ' li H A ' -A l5.1nil , . , ll 5 Ri V 'Y V elo -4 Hx B . .. A. 8 6 ' ' D.O, , . , 6 8 1 Gym ,,,,.., ., 5 9 1 lfmnlilin Teuh ,,.. 5 11 D ,Y.......,.,,, ,,,,. 1 12 '7 Boyd Cates and Neil Gambill jump for the ball in one of the final games of the intramural series held in the gym. A Company won the game. ma 'Wofd 2:1717 f-,. We ' , ' f Q 'I' fi' E y f V 1 ai..- 5 6' qw: - ' ii H 717f4w'0ff to cw, U! . X Gi ri Slandirlg, left 10 rigbfx Reed. Frfnzf wuz' Bette tafson. 'b iN Suzanne Bogner. Nita Longstreet, Vera Gaskill. Sharon Ferris. Carol Skaggs, Farolyn Campbell, Madalyn Gus- Need anything done? just call the cheerleaders! In addition to the fine cheering this group has done, they've lent a helping hand in numerous other activities, including decorating for the Rose Assembly and helping out with program selling at basketball games. Their annual Thanksgiving Assembly, a skit narrated by Nita Faye, proved to be a huge success, as it aroused the spirit in both the team and student body. During fair weather and foul, these eager-eight have done a splendid job spreading the spirit of Oski-NVow- Wow. Strike Up the Drum! Madalyn, Nita, and Sharon are fine make-believe drummers as they get the support of the spectators at a football game. DEAR OLD JOPLINH With the hard-working and enthusiastic pepsters leading the student body, a typical scene is enacted in assembly just before an all-important battle takes place. Excitement reigns! With the one hundred per cent student body backers and with the throwing of the horse-shoe for luck, j.H.S. is bound to win. Side Ba 9 ,KLA gr.-:Z l l 1 Q H - .3 fy-A if E A 3 ff 1 ..-. 1 x I ... I X V , xx , 'Wx H x --1--' --I Jil L I I eww 7 , . I f s ww fs , I I , -1 -9 5. I Riu-n sl: S II amd! joe, renewing the fire-Maureen. preparing the steaks-jim. helping Maureen-Garry. listening at- tentively - Pete, opening the coffee jar. Sealed. Jef! In rigbl. re.zdj' Io be .rerzed on .five lei!! bencb: Donna. Larry, Pat, On Ike fighl bench, lefl lo figlvlx Clemmy. Barbara, joe, Sara. Our student council this year is under new sponsorship and is acting under a new constitution. This constitution provides for twelve members-two from the sophomore class-four from the juniors, and six from the seniors. The council has been kept busy with their numerous projects. Included in these projects were the Basketball Programs, Christmas Assembly, Rose Dance and Rose Assembly- each was a huge success. The decorations at the Rose As- sembly were unique in their arrangement-depicting a garden of roses and the fighting Eagles. 72 OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR Prerident ..,.........A.A.,,,...s.,..s.s,.,.,.s..s.. Pete Blair Vive President ..,......, ..,...., G arry Pigg SEII'6fI17'j'-T1'6f1.flH'E1' ...... ,.... j oe Newman Spomor ,............,..., ,..... M iss Thies ' awe 0 I I I I at :- tha. 1w.,.,,.tI Q 9 . .ff 'iii' 1 ,.,,,vv-v-v- llnl maui If lift! '-UQ-get -in .IEE ESQ-I wean 54440 ' We Slarzding, left to right: Richard Johnston. Bette Ferris. Nita Faye Longstreet, Lyn Havens. Sitling: Diane Roth. Vile consider it an honor and a pleasure to be an officer for this wonderful Class of '54 Our motto might well be. Onward ever . . . Backward never. From the beginning of September when we burned the midnight oil at campaigning parties for student elections, until these last few weeks of school which have been spent hurrying and scurrying around in all the excitement that comes with graduation, this year and its everlasting friendships will remain in our memories always. Prefident ,,,...... Vice Prefidefzf ,... S6'l'f't'fdl':l ,,,., T1'ea.r1n'er , .,,,., , ..,,,, , Sw'ge.zz1l-iz!-Afmt OFFICERS ..,.......,Richard Johnston ,....,..Nita Faye Longstreet .. ,..,.,,,l.yn Havens ......Bette Ferris - ..., .,..... D lane Roth 73 Ox in S- 'E' Sv., ADKINS, lVfI2LBA ALLEN, BARBARA ALLEN, SHIRLEY ANIJERSQN, LOUIS A .friendly half! zfilb UTM' firlchvl .ire often Fr'iQ1dl.y, b lied bla, 1:,,jw1d!J, Uiblbfi-ff 111.1115 friendly Ilia quiete.rz. ple.zr1r1g d1.vpo.v1f1or1. Gcncml,ThegPiV1m Commercial: Y-'l' c c n. Commerciulg Atalnnti- C0INI11Cl'Cidl1 D C ll al I 0, Sigma Gamma l-1imbLlii. am. DO Club. Y-Teen. Y-Teen, SPQR, limp limo, ng K- 'QW ASHMORE, TOM BALDXVIN, LORETTA BANES, RONALD HAH fill-U 11 1d WORM Sl1e'r little and .ru-ee: A bundle of good 11.1- Generalg FDmb41llA lmd l1.1rd io ball. lure. Generalg Rifle Team. T h e s p i ii n President. Ever-Ready Rifle. Commercial: Y-Teen. 5. ASHIER, GERAI,l7 A rwife .Ill lvif ou'11. Gcneralg Diamond and Disc. Ever-Ready Rifle Tsaim. BAUM, JEAN Nor Jby, rio! In old. 5l9e'J made of gold. ix , L :L i l BEARD, DON BEISNER, RICHARD E1eryone fdlfl grou' A Jwejl guy I0 ,he red half. end. Generalg Senior Choir. Generalg ROTC, Thes- General- Football Hg. OfL1hCSff8, Y-TCCD. AS- pian. Y' Gavel and pasian. 639, BIGGS, REX A good Jport, a ready friend. Vocationalg Ever-Ready Rifle. BIXLER, BETTY HerfriendJbipi: worfh having. Generalg Y-Teen, DO Club. BIACK, DAVE A quiet hay if u'h.1t they .f.lv1.ll CfOIIIIIIcI'tlIIl1 XX'ritcrs' Club Y--. tt' X ,L- X BI,AcKIsI'RN, BLAIR, PETE BOLIN, DENNIS BOND, CAROL GEORGE M .1 1 h 11 14 ,Q h I r 71 I1 A g e111u,r 1111 the Quiet 111111 referzed if EIN Vf,,,.u,.,,.dv 5 J 4. 1, fflllgllt' 5.111 tell. hey. .,j,L.j' 1I'.n'd 11t'1u1'. l College: Stutlcnt Counf Qgnqml, C,,,nmCn-jail Yffccnq COllc:gc1 Footlull, Bam- Ul P V C 5,1 Llc n t- BUYS' Sigma Garnma Lambda, lcctball, 'I' r ll t' lc. Dia- Slam HVH 1 Fwvflwll- Vlcc Prcsnlcnt. mcmtl :Intl Dist, Hi-Y. lmlk- Hcfmlcan- t :H BRASEIELI1, MARX' SUE Hsbclf ,Q e 71116, ,theft mir JI thy, hut lhe1'e'5 fhief i11 her eje. Commcrcialx Aspasian. Y-Tucn, . in BRASI-IER, PAT A ,rmile if zbe f.z111e 111 11111 I.Ulgll.1KZl'.H X Fry' BRAXTON, BOB The world belong: to the energetic - who u'.f111tJ the world. COmrnercial1 Y-T Q C n. Atalantian. 'Uu- SP ix Ni L-R BROWN, LINDA BROWN, ROGER BRYANT, IOLA BUFORD, BEVERLY Simplicity if her fore- He'J a quiet boy and Made,rt girl in wordr Ifretty to uwlla with, mort rhafmf' Jby, and all in all an and wayr, .fhe jurtly willy to talk with. Commercial: Sapphoni, hone!! guy. ' ,. e 11 1' ni her rlarrmalef Comme,-cial: Yxfeen- an, Y-Teen, Band. Generalg Rifle Tea m, Pfarff- Stage Crew. Commercialg Y-Teen. General, DO Club. BURNS, DIANE In her studies she nl- wayr exrelrf' G e n e r a lg Orchestra, Drum Corps, S e n i O r Choir, Y-Teen, Future Teachers of America. 75 i 1 f L L llll' ER BURR, BILL A likable Lid. BURTON, JAMES H3IHIlL'llNlL',Y I ,wil .xml G e n g I 313 DQ Club' lhinh .md .rfnzlelinzar I - H ROTC. uf, Vocational. 5? l BUSTAMANTE, JOHN CALHOUN, JANICE CALLAHAN, A jolly felluu- whw- Her quiet .Smile 11- KAN-ENE erer he gow. ze.1l.f gm lllliflfll rh.n-nz NMA ,MWA Amd bind Vocational. 'fl 8 -'f1 1f'VIP-V -H lo hall. Commerciiilg Y-T c e n, Gcntml. Y-Teen' Atalantiiin. CAMP, CHARLES Not lazy, jurl ferli11'. Vocational, ROTC. S x CAMPBELL, EARLINE Sheff ever ro .rweel and l!4'It'6 ar neat. General, Drum Corps, Sapphonian. Secretary, Senior Choir, Y-Teen. Future Teachers of America. CARTER, JOEL Since youth rome: hu! once, lel'r mah e the mort of it. General: Ever-R e a d y Rifle, DO Club. 76 CARTRIGHT, JOYCE lVi!h a :mile for all. Generals DO Club. N T15 CAMPBELL, JERRY Me, minus work, oh pumdiref' Commercial, Football, Basketball, Thespian, Track. CATES, BOYD CHEEK, HAROLD CHEW, PHILLIP lVorry and I have The lad wilh curly The mighty man of never met. hair goer through the the automobile. C0m m C1'Ci2lL Hi- day i'lm ' 4 MW , General, Hi-Y, Track Y, junior Class Play. General: ROTC. Generalg Band, Orches- CHILCUTT, DON IN'41fw1wn1 umm 11' 5111.111 guy nm. Generalg Key Club, Hi- Y Thespialn. joplimo, O CHURCH, GARRY Gm-ry'r f e e I m a k e muff: zvherz be 6077161 lbundering d 0 u' zz lhe field. Generalg Football. Key Club. Gavel and Quill. Hi-Y. CHURCHWELL, SHIRLEY A friend In grain, 41 friend to renzainf' Commercialg Atalanti- an. 'Z' CLEAVER, RONALD Offer: reen. bu! Jel- dom beard. tra, Camera Club. 5-5, CLARK, JAMES A general famrize among all. College: Spyglass. Pal- ette and Brush. Presi- dent, CHATHAM, CLAUDEANIA A bundle of pleamnf- nerr and rharmf' Commercial. Y-T e e n sr. Cecilia Choir, Phi- logian. 75 COATNEY, JOHN Dorff you Iearlferf know abou! Ifye rbild labor lazwf' General: Football. Bas- ketball. Baseball. Hi-Y. COLLINS, JIM Speak if greal but Jil enre if greater. Vocational. R O T C Ever-Ready Rifle. CONNELY, JOYCE lf red hair if a blen- ing lben bere'r a blerr- ed one. G e n e r a lg Orchestra. Drum Corps, Castalian. S o l o a n d Ensemble, Senior Choir, Band. Cooic, FLoY ANN Her :mile Illdkfl' ber a friend to all. General: DO Club. Y- Teen. Cooic, PHYLLIS Sbe'.r happy and gay ll! COOKE, DAVLD Hi: rbeirful grfv: be- erery yep of the may .r p ea b .f bi! ple.:.f.u:: . ,, General. 'amd' General: ROTC, COOKERLY, SUE Harb, :wuz l'm ull ixgf' College: Y-Teen Sap- phonian. Drum Corps. Solo and Ensemble. Senior Choir. Orches- lm. , Ie , COOPER, CURTIS COPHER, BENNY A ,rhnrl l.nl llIllh7 .1 A i'e.Il iiife gn-I. quiet di,I'pfi,I'iIim1. General, DO Club, COURTNEY, LILY Blilhe :md g.1y ,rhe trnrelf rm her nay. Commercial. CRAMPTON, DONALD Voultlungll. 2 COWGER, CAROL She'r im iiilerertiiig girl yin ree: get lu E iz 0 u' her and y2u'll agree. Collegeg Castalian. C, ix X CROUCH, VIRGILEE She'r Ihe hind whore , , ' il He trudged along un- Hdlilft' 716167 1fdYl6J'. k n o wi ii g what he GeneralgY-Teen. .foughl. Vocational 78 sf- wh we-5 i ' so CORNELL, JAMES Ei'ei',3d.iy he gnu In ,Irhwil .md iieiev' hm'.1l,r .1 rule. College: Ever-R c A1 tl y R i f l e. Diamoml and Disc. Rifle Tffxllll. . J f CROWE, RICHARD People mimi be amiuedf' College, Hi-Y. CORNER, CAROLYN Like .1 iimgziet - al- lr.1r!i1'e. Generalg Band. Senior Choir. Solo and Ensem- ble. Snpplioniun. Drum Corps. Yffeen. R r-.M ' 'X N-pr CORP, DONALD An .if,f.ib1e, fnIH'lc'flIlf gt'I1flt'lII.UI. General1 ROTC. CUMMINS, JIM To know him ir to like him. Vocational . DALE, SUE ELLEN She look: through her glarrer and talks ihraugh her hal. Commercial, Olympiad, Y-Teen, Orchestra, Sen- ior Choir, Drum Corps. . . fg- L DAVIS, JEAN A finer girl we never knew. Generalg DO Club. 'Q'-f DAvIS, MARGARET If .rilerzfe ir golden. then M.1rg.1re! muff be Nth. Generailg Y-Teen. O DAWES, SEQUOYAH Only len' mn mg buffer will he mg rum flilflflllll for l1Alv. Gencrzilg Vfriters' Club, D i ll In O n nl :xml Disc junior Red Cross. Spy glass. DAWSON, MORRIS He Lllii ,If if it gale him .jug Gcrlclkill lf 0 O t lu ll l l ROTC. DEGRAFFIINRIEIID, DORIS CMeI'f14lr1efI' if .nz vill- Ibwff of fEl.IdIIcff.H Gcnerulg Supplionian. Y-lcon. Drum Corps, Band. Senior Choir. Qt I R aux 1 1 A I!! DEPRESTE, PAT Her mire ir rofl, ber lwfzpei' rueelf' Conunercial: Orchestra. Drum Corps. Sapphoni- zin. Y-Teen. fx 'A' L. .,f2r DILLSAVIER, GUINN DORSIZY, DEANNA DOYLE, SHIRLEY I1f1fui1'ul, rbeevjful, and She if jun .1 quiet Pep, .Ibe mu!! eat il bury, Lind ll'-bllft' r1.1Iun' mi- fur lzreakfarlf' G e n e r a lg DO Clulw, U' 1-Illff-U Commercial: S i g m a ROTC. State Delegate. General: Y-Teen. Gamma Lambda, Ns.. 'D- EBERLE, DENNIS EDMONDSON, EDWARDS, JERRY Crazy, raid Red. CHARLES He wire who lalkr Collegeg Key Club, Hi- A rareful rtufienl new buf llfflf- Y. er orerdoer rl. Vocationalg ROTC. Generalg LCF. Ns' EDWARDS, PEGGY R e a d y for anyllning you may ark: be il fun ur be it Mrk. Commercial: Y-T e e n, Senior Choir P h i l 0- Phronian. Drum Corps, Solo and Ensemble. ELLIS, JAMES I alwayr manage to get by. ' Collegeg Los Amigos. 79 I l 'QD 3- 'UL S.. ELOSUA, JOSEPHINE EASLEY, MERIE ESTES, MARIE IFARE, JANE T555 'mdk' 158 U wld .1 MBU ffffffd. dv Xffffd- -NIJ Emu 'mu' .nzrl flint H0141 ffl wlwwl lffc mm frzwidlj fflrff by .I1lwI4'- klffll lvlll ln LI,IM1V1. ilu' Lili.-, lm I If-!I,,,,I, mg U 'I hull-1 Mfg' VUf41flUn41lA CIuIIIIIcrII.Il1 Y-Teen. GCDCF-Ill Ulylnpidal. Y- Collegep L 0 s Amigns. '1'CCn, Y-Tc en. FERRIS, BETTE A giggle .Ill laer all az, General: Cheerleader. Oly'IITI7l2lll. ,I 0 p l i III Iv, Senior Class Treasurer. Future Teachers uf America. FIEIIJS, JOYCE B1zbl:liz1g Mer zz' i I b fuzz Illld gl.1dr1wr. ' Gcncnilx Y-Teen. Cas- talian. Senior Choir. 'fx R 1 X X 1 XI 'A 'x FISHER, MARY ANN L i g 15 1 of lmir' .md lw.n'.'. Commerriill. FEHRING, BETTY A Hur Alfltlld fi' lm' I lil' .1 lrlnldf' GenerI1l1DO Club. Philo-PlIroni.In. -'Q FEINN, MARJORY Quiet, m 0 d e ,f 1 and perferlly lrue: .rbe ir more mo! Commercial: S i g m a G a m m a Lambda, Y- Teen. l , 9 . . 5,2 , F vflpifii.. T -Vg :.,.: Q? FRAZIER, PATRICIA GAILEY, JOHN GAMBLE, NEIL GARDNER, DON Pan if a Ierriw' Jong- A grand fellow in er- A 1411 bay mf,-ying Tenni.r ix his rporif' bird. ery way. bimfelf like a banner. Vocational? Thegpian General, Senior Choir, General, LCF, Hi-Y, General: ROTC. T6rll'liS- Y-Teen. DO Club. Debate. Z2 -ar- 4.- E' GASKILI., VERA SUE CSAYLIZR, BARBARA GELLINO, JANET GEORGE, JON GIBBONS, DORIS A cheery di.ffw.ri1ifm. HA' f4 ',l -ll MW if-13 il liar lv 4' .1 rr, like Im- All ilu' 1y1z,i11fIr.1Iiw1i Hsfffllf but req .ru'eei. Commercinlx Ph i l O- IU -H , 1- if IU .l' fh- 1-lf' 'fl J E'f'fd ,l4U 14'-'V General: Y-Teen sir:- Phronian, Cheerleader, Ccncralp Aspasizin. Y- mg bIU.'bLQ f, i lui -ll College: Diamond :incl ma Gamma Lambcla. Y-TQQU, ICCCO. SCHIOI' Clltllf. J 7 -NI H1 'U' Ex'q1'-Rgrldy SCCfCI3ry, O l Cieneralg S.llVl'lllYDl.lI'l, Y-Teen. Los Amigos. GIBSON, DOLLY It',r nite to be Ullflllkll if 3 ll u'r' 0 r1.1111r.1llj nirr. ' COmmci'cia1l: Y-'I' e e n. S p y g l ll s S. XX'riters' Cluh. K, 'B' GIEHMANN, CHARLOTTE The f 1 0 1l't71' of our bc.zr1.rf' General: Castalian. Y- Teen. St. Cecilia Choir. GILBERT, CAROLINE Friendly Izr 11 bulidayf ' General: Senior Choir Y-Teen. Solo and En semhle. D r u m Corps Sapphonian. GILES, BARBARA Her bair if ber frown- ing glory. General, Y-Teen, Philo Phronian, V i ce Presi- dent, Future Teachers of America GILSTRAP, ROBERT GOLDEN, ALENE A ,fwell guy and iz Q u i e I and unarrum- true friend. ing. Generalg ROTC. General: Sigma Gam- ma Lambda. GOODMAN, J. T. A genilemun fr I1 m role Io frown. General: Senior Choir. S 0 l O a n cl Ensemble, Diamond and Disc, Ever-Ready Rifle, Rifle Team. GRANT, EVALYN Dancing feel, dancing eyeJ. College: joplimo, As- pasian, Y-Teen. Senior Choir, Drqm C 0 r p s, F u t u r e Teachers of America. . 8 l 'fk X '-11' GREATHOUSE, PAT GREEx, ROBERT GREEN, LYLE GREGORY, ROGER A quiel rlmnm .ill bu- HL.'bj j,,,L,E,-npr Sf, PE- II Ianni- 11, in mm!! 12j,1,ilw, Ri,-,,1,4gb1 fluf- uuwf' mi' will mil. iff .iii .1 .NIJ YIIVM' 15.01 lemme .ffm-.'f Commercial: G i rl s' fiffL ff'f'1 ' 'WJ 4'- K -' ll7'Ml l Cnllcgfg Excl--R Q gi il y State Drum Cut ws. Or- Civmmei'ci.il. DO Cliilv. Geneixilp Exer-R e .1 il y R i f 1 3. Digmimd gmkl - l chestm, Seniur Choir. Suppliuninn. Solo imel Ensemlwle. R i f l e. Di.imiwml iiml Disc, K' S qv' GUSTAFSON, HABERLY, HACKNEY, XXIAYNE MAl7AL3'N KATHl'm5N ll .1yz1e'r good mzlzzre A lillle IJUIIEJ' ll'llb .1 Shy lui' .1 Hllllz' 111,11 'UI 'W' ZWU 7-UU' ln! of ,l'fl1g'g, fur bw' l.lw .md ,fbe l 1L 1d General. Cheerleader iw.nxf if EzEr'yd.19. General: Football. Key Olympiad. Yillgqn, College: Y-Teen. Cas- Club- Dlalllllnd and mum' Disc. Band. Ciavel :mil Quill. Boys' State. HAILEY, JANICE Hfanire uvmtf to be .1 flume. Generalg Los Amigos. Y-Teen, St. Cecilia. 82 HAILEY, TOMMY HAMMER, CAROL The man ui i I 1: llve Dark hair and a :mile fliub bulb. that rounlff' Generalg joplimo. Spy- Commercialg Castalian, g l a s s, Boys' S t a t e, Y-Teen. Band. 5 . Disc. liisclmill. Q- GURLEY, CARL fu be Hlc'!'l'.l. bu! be Y 1 LAU N15 I' rl U ll . Vmatiizngil. .cw E f A . Aj. ,1,4 'T' . R Y I-IARDING, LEON A jolly good fellow. Generalg DO Club. HARP, GEORGE Ne ref a dull mo- mem. Collegeg SPQR, Key Club, Senior Choir, Diamond and Disc, Ever-Ready Rifle, Jop- limo. HARRIS, DREXEL ll i111i11H-Au'-I gite 'e111 all 11 breath. HARKALL, IMOGENE The only uxq to hare a friend if to he one. Gcneralg Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball. Track. Herculean, Hi-Y. Commercial: Gastalian, St. C 6 C i l i a. Senior Choir, Y-Teen. O -1 . , ., 1, HAUGHAWOUT, jon A ldlf-Illrldt' 111.111. College Herculcan. Hi Y, Football. Basketball, Baseball. gf FW? H HAVENS, LYN qu f ,J HEIEU' happy, e1'e1' gay, ner u'111,r 111.1113 fr1e11d.f, erer Jomethttzg Jweet Io Jay. HAUSER, BOB A uiet 1l4 Ifllll 111,111- Gcneralg ROTC. Collegcg Senior Class Secretary, Olympiad, President. Y-Teen, jop- limo Co-Editor. HAVERLY, 'UM 4' li 5. 4 f 5 1 HAZLETT, DONNA HAZLETT, PHIL HU good hu 111 o r if A quiet gal if Don- I do11't Jay murh hut like a fou111ai11. 11e1'e1' na. I do a lot of thinking. d J H General: Spyglass. Phil- General: Ever-R e a d y College-Q Thespian. jun- ogian, Y-Teen. Rifle. ior Class Play. l - I i X I 5 I HEWITT, RONNIE HIGGINBOTHAM, A boy both Jeriour LHROY Md 811.71 4 friend fo dll The teacher: jun d0I1,I throughout the day. appreciate me, Collegeg Diamond and Generals DQ Club, Disc, Ever-Ready Rifle, Key Club. ' L4 r I-IIMES, FAYE She ha: ro111111o11 Jeme in a way unrom- mon. Commercialg Y'Teen. Hon, JOYCE Hooxsix, LUANNE Quietly .che workr You ran tell her by away: faithful to eafh the noife .rhe doern't duty. make! Commercialg P h i l 0- General. Phronian, Spyglass. 83 'C' 1' Yu..- 'Su HOOVER MONTELLA Brll Illlfl? u 11 zzz d bezuty make J jvlt H1111 mmbm 111011 e n e r .1 l X T e SP R. Girls' S t Ll t e. Spyglass. f IRVINE, MARGO judge not ber worlh by ber Jizef' General, Girls' State. Olympiad. Y-Teen. HOSP PEc,m HUBER CAROL HUDSON VELTA HURLBERT, BARBARA 1 e ef ll iz IIJ md fu 2 Su meek md mild. A mild .fmile far all. U 1' W' Gencril Sigma Gam- General. General C mmertial H leen mi Ldllllkll Y-Teen. C1st1l11n '5 JAMES, BARBARA Clie me an audienre for .1 word or Iwo. COllege1 Girls' vState, Girls' Nation, Yffeen, Joplimo, Debate. Fu- ture Teachers of Amer- ica. JENKINS, FAYE NELL Une Jpeakr for ber- self. General, Y-Teen, DO Club. JOHNSON, JAMES IJ be tl rludenl? No, l1e',r an ezzcyrlopediaf' General, Key Club. Ever-Ready Rifle. Dia- mond and Disc. Senior Choir, SPQR, 84 JOHNSON, JOHN lN'c1llH'E might .rlfmd up and my in all llae world -Tlnir if u man. Vocational, Football. - 1 5 ll?- il if JOHNSTON, RICHARD A leader-a lbinker- a drier. College, Senior Class President, Key C l u b, President, Los Amigos, President. Boys' State, Diamond Solo and Ensemble. and Disc, Z ,. X N JONES, BARBARA Un.ruf'paJred alblelic abililyf' College, Aspasian, Y- T e 6 n, St. Cecilia, Fu- ture Teachers of Amer- ica. JUHNKE, BARBARA Sugar and Jpire and ereryrbing nice. Collegeg Drum Major' ette. Orchestra, Senior Choir, Y-Teen, Solo and Ensemble, Sapphu- nian. 'Z' 'cr S.- : j x N KELLY, BILL KENNELL, ELLEN Our .1ll-r 0 u nd rllh- Q11h'I. .rz1u'1, .md U11- Itfgf' dif111r. ' College: Football Cap- Cieneralg Y-Teen, Cas- tain. liaslcetball, 'l'rack, iilliilfl. Hi-Y. Kmooo, ROBERT 5.1111le.' Gt'7IFI'.I! Kid- si dflflr Collefge. Key Club, Hi- Y, SDQR. Boys' State, Exer-Ready Rifle. lop- limo. ...- l KIMES, CAMILLE 'liln'w'f .1 flll?1LIt,' ffl In 1' cj H. Cieneralg Senior Choir. Drum Corps. Castalian. Y-Teen. Solo and Ifn- scmble. KLEIN, CLEMMY flu rmzlcf gow 1111 Ike 11.111 Jroinid .md bullorzr dozuz Ike back Collegei Y-Teen, Presi- cl e n t. Olympiad. Stu- dent Council. gloplimo. F Li t u r e Tc-.icbers of America. S--.73 r X KLINE, jim Did you erw' ,ree .1 d1'E.lfIl u'.1lLirzg? College: Football. Bas- ketball. Baseball. Her culegin. Hi-Y. KROKROSKIA, HELEN She ir lf7lt'.1,f.17lf Io 1.115 11'1ll:f. General. Sigma Gam- ma Lambda. Y-Teen. St Cecilia Choir. KOEHLER, ROSEMARY A uxllop in a fucker. Generalg Tennis. Sigma G a m m a Lambda, Y- Teen. KRLECRHAUS, GEORGE Circ that Bugle Calif Col lege: Key Club. Gavel and Quill. Presi- dent, Solo and Ensem- ble. Diamond and Disc Orchestra, Boys' State. v KRUDWLG WALTER Alu'11yr lwzdr 10 hir own bu,rir1e.f.r Vocational KYTE BRENT Ivzr afraid 0 uork bu! noi nz r1n1.1llJ'p u nb ll General: Ever-R e a d y Rifle. Hi-X Los Ami- OS. LANKEORD RUTH LKRKIN, CLARA Sberqrllfablr 1 dlveadrlvourlenz 1121112.11111 alfa govd' u g Commercial Honorars ' C a d e t. Olympi-id, X - General. -Teen. Spjy Teen. Girls' State. glass. Philogian, 85 RN 'ix LA RUE, MARX' ANN Alu'.Iyr AI.1r'v1-.1lz1'.I-yr merry. Commercial: S e n i o r C h oi r, CIIstali.In, Y- Teen. ix LA SALLI2, AIIIQN Q I1 I 1' I .Iml ull-N111 jYf1wrl.' ului' lu' 1151112 flfflmdy l1,wI1'I-, Cieneixilz P.Ilctte rind Brush. Exei'-RL-.uly RI fle. Digimond .Ind Disc. SJ LEXVIS, BARBARA She may 188111 qniel but u'lJe11 31111 gel In Erlou' ber. Ola Bog. Commercialg Joplimo, Y-Teen, Castalinn. LHUILLIER, DAVID Tlu'n' Izrs no limizi In hlf ir1uz1'ledgI'. lu' If like .1 hunk 111 lzrwfly- ern Collegeg Key C l Ll ln, Diamond and Disc. Ri- fle 'l4C'illT'l. liver-Ready Rifle. Senior Choir. LORENZ, LEROY My I I u die I are Ike leur! of my tmublerf' Vocational. 86 -Q.. Lowmr, JON Aluv1yI able Io 'drum up 11 lirlle fun. College: LCF, Boys State, Band, Orchestra, Diamond and Dist. Key Club. in X...-r X XI Lmm, JACK LEGG, LOIS Lizcc, PHILLIP R. I .Im wl11c.1!vd z1f1zz'-- Emmy 1.r1z'r ,fo bllgfdi A :willing z4'r1r16er. 14753 -YIJJ' -N15 l'f'1.24 '-H College: Spyglzlss. Cas- General: Palette am G en e r :I ll rl-l16SPlill'l. talian, Y-Teen. Brush. Dchate. ROTC. -5' rv X . LONGSTREET, NITA FAYE Could mlb .1 1.1llPizIg vmrlfiue 111 dearly. Commerciiilg Cheerlead- er, Y-Teen, Olympiad, Senior Class Vice Pres- ident. Orchestra. 'Y LUNDY, WILLIAM He bar many name- lerr l'l7'lllP.f.U Generalg DO Club. MAGNESS, RAYMA ll orking in a beauly Jlmp will pu! ber right on mp. Generalg Y-Teen, Sig- ma Gamma Lambda. MANLEY, 101-IN A man every inrb, and be'J :ix feel fall. Generalg Los Amigos, Baseball. ef' 1 f'.' -1- MANNING, CHARI.Es A fclflvirzy ruffle. Vocational. O 'I l 3... S MAPES, DOROTHX' MAPES, NINA A ,qnxll If ll r I lr II P if HI I' 4 wi .nw .lfuxmi l7l:l4JL4JL'lI in bw' .1I'IIIln' fi21gc'rI, Colle-gel l'lIilOgi.In. Y- '1'een. JOIIIIIIIO. ! .fl2Ijlj!142.vH V General: Y-Teen, Sen- mr Clmir. Sigmii Gilm- mgi Liiinlmln. Prexiilent. C--.. ' 'Y' . MARTIN, JOHN A mind of your ouvl is zvurtb four nf yuur f7'iKIIIj,l'.U. Generalg joplinm Busi- nes s Manager. Buys' State. xl u n i O r Class Play. Band. Ciawl and Q u i l l. Digiinuml and Disc. MAPES, WANIJA MART'lN, DONNA NUI M11-I gfmd, kill gfma' fm' .ifllllklhfllgfl dau blonde l1.IIr. Collegcg Philugian. Y- Cummercizill Y-Teen, Teen. Castnlian. .f MARTIN, LLOYD H. MI'-UU-ER, EUGENE 1l.121dw1m .md AIIfI.1I'- Tf'IUl14 11'fbJ' 011 fill .Ir1I. orr.Ifmrz,r. Cienernlx Diamond and Comrnercial. Disc. MEDINA, DAVID UE1'F7'J'0!l? kfmuxr him by hir Spanixb arrenlf' Collegeg Los Amigos, ROTC. MEEHAN, PATRICIA Her dignity equalf ber kr10u'1ez1'gc'. College1Y-Teen. SPQR, Girls' State. Fu- ture Teachers of Amer- ica. MELTON, DELORES Long: Liddiexf' Collegel Sigma Gamma Lambda. St. Cecilia. Fu- ture Teachers of Amer- ica. In Ieutb Ilya MIDDLETON, CAROLYN bfififik and V11 d0 fb? Linked rweeznexr long ffff- drawn out. Generali Ever-R 0 2 Cl Y Commercialg Y-T e e n, MERRIAM, ROBERT Lei r1IlJer,r do Ibe la- Rifle- Sapphonian. 87 UTM' girl zrilb Ike gol- in MICHAEL, BILL H . ,. HIT ff II g 4 r ,f .Irs .Ii riifzlfzfr .Jr hir Ziff, c3Cl lCf.1l1 ROTC. Seniiri' Choir. Vfriters' Clulw. ii , I ,l Q- ' - -l XX IWILGRIM, lYfARTIN lNfINI'C, DARRELL Hlluu MJJ HI' fm ifml xl llftfu r1ffr1iI'z1w mln' iii .r1fn'iaf. .WJ llwrz If wflilwd by General. ROTC. flu' but 'ff 77!c'II.ll Cullegeg lf O O t lv .Il l. 'I'r4ILlc. Hi-Y. Prcsiilent. Di.ImOnLl .Iml Disc. 9 15, is T7 MITCHELL, PEGGY IV: Zljib lwr .111 llw j11I'I,'eI'f fr! MW l1'fH'fd. General: Y-Teen, Sip- phonian, L.-H X Q'-4 L , i X U I MOEFET, BIOMCHILOVICH, MARION O. JOHN L'l'.Ifl,l'I11.JI1 llwffxlj nf f1ff,1ijfn1,lH-y rygpj bu! d1.f!ir1c1iw1. Jeldom bend. Vocationalg Fuiwtlwaill. COmmerLizIl: S e n i O r Choir. MILLIOAN, JAMES E. A 771.121 of few uvrdr .md .1 Igmxll iI'I'mI.glb of C!l7.H'.IL'f6'I'. General: 'l'lIespi.In. Ri- fle Team. Exer-Ready Rifle. Traick. ix MITCHELL, JUNE Lillie .md Iirely and Irhffllyy f.II't'f?'E6if!7.7l'.Y u'h.u .ni ideal! girl mul! bail' Generiilg Y-Teen. D MOlfI3N', GORDON ll 'by ,fbllllld life .IU labor be? General: DO Club. ROTC, .88 MOON, BOBBY The rule of my life if In :miie Izuriuerr my f71L'.lfIH'F .md f7le'.IfIH'L' my bmiue.rr. G e n e r a I1 Thespian. ROTC. MOORE, CARL I ft'N18l1Ibt'P' .I N1.l,ff of I 6 i II g .r bu! mme of lhem diftiurlljf' Generalg DO Club. ROTC. MORRISSEY, DEAN Good in u'orL-beifer in military-bert ar jun Dem. General: Key Club. Diamond and D i 5 c, D e b a t e. Herculean, Ever-Ready Rifle. MOUNT, PHILLIP M e r r i l j, merrily, fball I life. C O I I e g eg Thespian, ROTC. WI-Q' MURPHY, SHIRLEY MURRAY, NORMAN MYERS, BETTY Sl:e'r fur! one grand Bu,fy,1r a bee, Sl1l' ,ff1c.1k,r, behurw girl. Vocational amd izflr jurl like The Gcneral1 Sigma Gam' Uffglff- ma Lambda. Gtfltrffli DO Club. WEB Q-, xvl il K L. 'N MCCOY, VIRGIL Good-nalufed and jol- ly if Virgil. General: Football. MCCUNE, WENITELL He fur Il uvnzderful langue. Tied in lbe middle mm' lame on barb erzdrf' Collcgcg Band, Drum Major. Orchestra, Key Club. Gavel and Quill, D i a m on Ll and Disc, Solo and Ensemble. E?- MCDANIEL, EVELYN MCDANIEL, GERALD MCKELVEY, MARK A beraming .fmile if LiLedl19 all. Quin and Jby? Yer, alwapr in Jlglef' Vocational' a1Iime.r. .Generalg Los Amigos. General: Los Amigos, St. Cecilia Choir. Rifle Team. Football, Track Team. MCMARTIN, PEGGY MCPHERSON, MCPIKE, LINDA NAFUS, MELBA NATIONS, Loms She if wire who lalkr SHARON I migbf be lale. but F.1i1lJful1n all 1lJing.f. A per! rbeerful l.1f.ry. bil! lllflf-H To be .1 jourrralin if Im flu'-'ff 'bfn'-U Commercial: Y-Teen. College: SPQR. Future General: Sapphonian, ber ambiziorzf' College: 'Ol'ympiacl. Y- Castalian. Orchestra. Teachers of America. Yjfeenl College: Yjrecd' Spy- TCCII. GlI'lS State. Fu- glass' Olympiad- lure Teaclners of Amer- ica. Tennis. 89 Qs NETT, EVELYN 5 11' 6 e I Vc'Il!'l2I.Q 111.115- mfrf' General: Y-'1' e e n, As- pasian. 6 NEWMAN, jon Slcklilj..fl.1llt'.l1'l. .f!.mf1rlr, flIldlUll,f.H College: Football, Bas- ketball. Boys' S t Al te. Diamond and D i S c. Student Council Secre- t a r y. Sophomore and junior Class President. I- x.' 5 .K X 1 1 'il if 1 . NEWTON, EDXVARD Suw11.f quiet .md dig- fiititdf' General. 1 . A . . HQ .I D , f'Q.w1,mf- Els il-. OWEN, CAROLYN OLSON, SANDRA PATTON, FRANCES A .runny di.tpu.rilim1. Energy 10 .fp.1re. A friendly ffjgnd ,md Commercial: Y-Teen. Generalg Y-Teen. Sap- J Mud!! ff f1'1!F -U Aspasian. phonitm. Band. General, t NOEL, JIM If l inn' ilu' fnilg buy in flu' 14' ff rld - rfb bmIln'r. ' G ene ra l: Gavel and Quill. Spyglass, Band. gloplimo. PEARSON, LEROY PERKINS, CHARLES PETERS, ROY HBEQEOIIE. dull ure. be- T 5 F IJ 11 Z 11 fl? 11 HA' fluff' 45 bi! fmilf-H gfmg f,-Om mg, lmfnrlyed iz Ibousand Generali ROTC. DO Vocationall ROTC. 'fblpf' Club. 90 General: F o o t b ri l I. T r R c lc. Hi-Y. Hercu- lean. Proc, GARRY 'One mlm c.m't du-er alone. College: Boys' S t a t e. Key Club. Student Council Vice President, Diamond and Disc. Ever-Ready Rifle, Ten- ms. N OXX'IZN', BOB If lllllllj .lfllllfr zreri' flillj nzuiic, Bob uwuld he .1 lnazrr b.n1d, College: Hi-Y. I xt. Pico, LARRY And Jo I help him du-ef. Collegeg Student Coun- cil, Ever-Ready Rifle, President, Boys' State. Tennis, Diamond and Disc, Debate. -..... l l . PORTER, JOHN I .rludy wlyerz llaefe if rzolbifzg elre I0 da. College. If-5-N RADUNSKY, SONDRA S211ili11g l,J7'0llgfJ.H College, Thespian, Sec- retary, Senior Choir, St. Cecilia, Y-Teen. ag.. E RANDALL, JACK Derenl 5071 of chap with zz made!! uwzyf' General1 Football, Thespian. Vice Presi- dent. Track. 15 92? . 4- . . r,-.2 3, -fi' 452, . Q HC 4 ni f X! 5 X 'x . REPPLINGER, BILL The ar! of rludying bar lefl me for the mo- welll. General, Football, Baseball, Hi-Y. '3- RAXVLINGS, BARBARA Hcbrlflll r I 1' i I5 e ,I Ike rigblf' Gcneralg Senior Choir, Orchestra, Solo and En- semble. Drum Corps, Philo-P h r O n i a n. Y- Teen. REYNOLDS, CAROLYN Vim, rigor, and rilali- Urn College: Drum Corps, Senior Choir. Future Teachers Ot' America. Orchestra, Girls' State, Y-Teen. RLODIEN, DIXIE llAlZl'r1j'f K1 Iufinkle in lfff' FIG' Je! of rfzoken wordr .rbe'.f rfzllygf My. Commercial, Y-Teen, 'Y sl 5 l X A ti RI-IINES, WAYNE He ir noble, kind in fbouglzr and anion. Commerciali S e n i O r Choir, Diamond and Disc. Ever-Ready Rifle. Boys' Double Quartet. RIGGS, CLAUDIE He'J all wrapped up in his mari:-lair tuba, Ilya! ir. General, Band, ROTC. -qv RITCHHART, CAROLYN Effirienry ir the mot- io of tbir young girl. Commercial, joplimo Associate B u sin e s s Manager. junior Class Play, Olympiad. Y- Teen, Future Teachers of America. ,fx 0? Q ROBAIIDS, ROBBINS, JOAN ROBERSON, PAT ELIZABETH A .funny dirpariiion, Clymer, cballef, tba!- Exrelr in everything JIWIJ'-f 'eddy Will! 4 ff'-H 1126 flfldfffdkff-H f 'ilf H Commercial, Aspasian, College: Y-Teen, Sen. Commercial: Atalanti- Y-Teen. ior Ch 0 i r, Aspasian, 2-Il, Y-TCCIL S 0 l o a n cl Ensemble, Drum Corps. 9I RODARME, GORDON Blu,rl1ir1g if .1 .rperi.zl- 0.1, General1 Football, Bas- ketball, Track. ,-N, it ROLAND, FRANKIIE A mffdefl maid .mil f7r'UAf7er' 11111. lluby LIU! nfwere rm! be nmre like jun? General, Y-Teen. ROTH, DLANLQ Luft uf psf' fwfr nf fun, it yiu upmr .1 friend, .rhefi l1!l4'.H College: Y-Teen. Girls' State. loplimn. Senior Class Sergeant at Arms. F u t u r e 'l'e.1t'hers Of America. Tennis 'l'e.lm. RUSTIN, GLEN A live wire if newer Jtepped upon. Commercialg DO Club, ROTC. SAWYER, PAT A ,brefiour parkage iied up Jmallf' Generalg Drum Corps, Sapphonian, Y-Teen, Senior Choir. SADLER, JOHN A good Jpart, 11 :vell- liked friend. Vocational. in... ' 4 SALZER, EBERT There ii ri 111.1lf1e111uIi- ml mind in limi red heed. College, junior Class Play, SPQR. Diamond and Disf. Key Club, Pebate, Ever-Ready Ri- !e. X i l I . ROYAL, BETTY free. Commercial: Band. As- Cfnlh MAJ .MJ I .I 1' U- N RL'NN12LLs, IVTONA Cfw1L'r.1H-T ipe.ziif1.q ilu-'f ,q.114r.ill-1 ipezl- ing. pggidn' X'-Tet-ni Drum Citntfllll Y-TCCI1, Cmpg, OfChQStfL1. IOP. Ogian. Future Teiithcrs limo. of America. 5391? su. ? '--. an A Q -Xfire . ll, -, ScHATzMAN, Sci-LREINER, LYNN SCROGGINS, MARSHALL ff41,,,,j, emi, A rip, VIRGINIA Cool, calm, and ral- PMB 3004 f '7e'H PerJonaIily mdiale.r. leued-H College: I-05 Ami805- College, Y-Teen, De- Generalg DO Club. ROTC- bate, Sapphonian, Spy- gl asss, News Editor. SEARS, JANE Statler: .rumbine er'- eryu'l1efe. General: SPQR, Y- Teen, Girls' T e n n i s Team, Future Teachers of America. 'X TQ ex SEXVARD, DORIS SHAITIQ, IWYRNA SIGLE, MARILX'N SILER, KENNY SKAGGS, CAROL ANN HQIIIIII .md lmzzzeljief' Sn-N113 bcffwwl yr, Small, buf my what .1 S.1i!o:1 Imzbifiozz. Lmd Sheff rule and lrim, Gcncmlz DQ Club- gig fbelf f1lc'U.H Lily f't!'lUII.1lflJ.U ml ,I11fre.f.I. mlm' Liter IA207' and ma Gamma Lambda. fSUllll1lL'I'ClLllQ Yfl' L L n. C 0 l l CR C9 Orchestra, Commeraialg Football, 7 -U Senioq Choir. St. Ce- liantl, Solo and Ensem- Band. Gavel and Quill. Commercial: Y-Teen, cilia. ble, Drum Corps, Sap- D i a m O n cl and Disc, Cheerleader. plmnian. President. Y Key Club. Boys' State. Teen. -fr ,r 1 , . li C' l iii? i Q Z,x.'fA I . o I . -1 . Sf N , Y ,f V1 ' I SLAUGHTER, JOHN SMITH, BILL SMITH, BERTON Ff1wIdly lo all who Tbe1'e.1rozI girlf go to Heir af rerlleif or 4 rrofr bi.rp:1ll1. foolball gamer. u'ind.rlaield wiper. General. General: Football, Gav- Generalg Diamond and el and Quill. Disc. Ever-Ready Rifle, Los Amigos. X. 5 .. , . 1 , f' --rt Q Y Q SMITH, DON SNODGRASS, CLYDE SNYDER, BEVERLY SOVEREIGN, KEITH SOWERSBY, DAVID The boy wil b lbe He fin df homework Lore, Zire and be Imp- I do bu! ring, beraufe I1'r ibe country life Jmile ibut grows. an urmerefmry evil. fry. I man. for me. C o l l e g C1 Basketball, Vocational. Collegeg Aspasian, Y- Generalg Band, Orches- G e n e r a lg DO Club, B 3 5 6 b 3 1 1, Football, Teen, tra, Junior Class Play, Track. Track, Herculean. Diamond and Disc, Gavel and Quill, Solo and Ensemble, P r e si- dent. 93 SPANGLER, LINIIA Quin, 11:ffJg-I. .NIJ ffl ,fI:'flliItE qu.1Jxl,1. Collegcg Y-Teen. -lop- limo. Class Sclreniry. Sophomore .mil lunior. F u t LI r c 'lknulicrx of Americ.I. SPIQRRY, 'IARIIQS STANLEY, 'IIN STI5I5I.If, DAYIII SL'I.I.IvAN, jim Ll 5 1 J ffl Il 'I HI:.l.'l' lxzxr .mj .1 MI.: Ilg ll JYIHIIJ lf, fm fill ilu' zIwI'f.I'I .I lf.IlHg if-'ff11'ZI-'ffff' f':,1vf. I'.1IIII. .md I do my fair! ky General: AROTC. Ewr- VI:..ItiOn.Il. General: ROTC. lliu- f 'f.Y W'-M Rv-ull' Rifle min, DO cgiiih. mm-f.II. HI-Y. Ism- in N . -, 5, is . W SUTTON, DELLIAR SWIFT, BEVERLY TATE, CHARLEY Quin .md fir1fwr. Life tlllldvl. cfllf'-'bbfzdj T.zll.1f1d d1gI1if'A11', Collegez Rifle Ttkllll. hh' IW -H joplimo, Ever-R c .I tl Y' Coniinercialg -loplimo. Rifle. LCF. Hi-Y. Dia- Y-Teen. Aspasian. Sen- mond and Disc. ior C h Oi r. F Ll t u r e 'l'e.Ifhers of Ainerica. Vocational: ROTC, lull. 'l'I'.1nlK. lfontlnlll. QQ? TAYLOR, CARL, jR. TERRY, BOB THORNTON, SHIRLEY l! g1l fly,w,f1jm1gd by Gee, but lifei,rAf1n1. A lrue friend lo all NH Wh bwlf' lm -H General: Track. Basket- who 'Mau' ,Jenn General: Track. Foot- ball. Commercial: Y-Teen. ball Student Manager. S e n i O r Choir. Hi-Y. Gavel and Quill. Key 94 Club. TXMBERMAN, JUDITI-I Good .fenxe and good zz .11 u r e go hand in hand. College: St. C e c i I i a. Senior Choir, Los Ami- gos, Y-Teen. TOWNSENO SlJe'J made of fluff tlmtff Irue blue. Commercialg Atalanti- an. President, Y-Teen. Q, .1 . Yu-r TUCKER, LAVERNE 1 lfllz' lu UVITL. fmt Ibex? .Jw belief lbfrlgff' Vucaiiuniil, O I WEAVER, ROY A friend quile true. Generalg ROTC. TVRNER, DARRELL fl good ll'U!'Lc'?' in tl v 2' 5 I b 1 rr ,Q lu Illldcl LIL r, Vm.1tiun.ll. WEBSTER, BOB VAN HOORIEBEKE, EVlfl.YN Hlfzclyz .md bw' 111.1, if Ilullll, c.llllllllL'l'k1L1ll bwln gmel lfnscmlvlc. Drum Corps. Ornhestra. Y-Teen, Sen- iwr Cluur. St. C,eiili.i Choir. WALLRICH, BERT A ,Quad 114.111 mi .1 good mm. College: Herculeari. 'R WEIJGE, LARRY 4. WZ? 1:24 VINYARIJ, LON VUAGGONER, PATSY l7,1f1Afl-Q ff,1n114fp1,1p1gy So lllI1.ll1l1IL', I0 fJj!'.H - ld -1 1f iJ ll'-'ff' i Cummcrcialg Philogian 2 J College. SIQR. Y-Teen. WARD, WATTS, JACKIE BARBARA JEAN A man of feu' u'0rdJ. llcfzldlfc Lfffff Irffb J ,glizzxjfffd Amin. General. Ccvmmerc'ial1 Orchestra. Palette and Brush, Y- Teen, Future 'llcnnhcrs uf Ameriui. 'C' WETL, LETTIE LEE WELCH, TERRY Alu'ayJ a willing Did gnu L I1 0 u' be Thu mzlden 7I1.1lIflEl'.1' Not 100 baxbful je! worker. muld Jodelf' and gfrzflcn bean. full of fun. - General: B a s e b a l l. General. Commercial: Y-T e en, College: Band. Orches- Ever-Reacly Rifle. Philo-Phronian. Presi- tra. Gavel and Quill, dent. Hi-Y. 95 Q- SD WEST, ROBERT But there if mare is me. Generalg DO C l u b. ROTC. -'11 WHAI,EX', KATHLEEN XXJIHIITAIQIQR, BILL WI-IITI2, SHLRRILL WILKINS, WALTER Q1i1ef. I!1iJ.'f,1z1. .MJ .1 fl I-,II I'1I,'-1.'.1I, Gf,.ll li IYII g.I111e. ll !Ivy. I1 ll r r '12 'Ilia L'l7,ll'll1 fIfH!IL'rIfir1.1lI'II .nf UL,nL.mll ROTC- Thu, CIUIILXC. Hily' Buys' wyf1iI'IllfI'e. lm' 'fu 'I' pi.In. 5K-NC. SPQR. Gem-r.Il1 lS.Iseball. ciUl1lIlN.'I'Ll.ll1 Yfl' c- e n. CIIst.IliIIn. .if we I5 ag . .,l WILLIAMS, EVELYN WILLIAMSON, WILSON, DONALID A girl of Jilenre. .1 BARBARA ff-nmllwn. AL i 71 d. .md gf , of fwffff'-H ''L'ltr'.1-i21Jej'w1deIII, buf me 'ffl Commercialg Band, Or- chestra. Drum Corps. Sapphonian. Y-Teen. in IIIJ4' nfreil Iz.1,I. Generali -luplimo, CO Eclirur. OlyIIIpiiIcl. Sec retary. Y-Teen Cabinet, Student Council. COmInerIi.Il1 ROTC. WILSON, LADONNA A mufiml maiden. Commercialg Orchestra, Drum Corps, Aspasian Y-Teen, Solo and En semble. Future Teach 96 ers of America. WILSON, PHYLLIS A friend 10 all. Commercial. v WOOD, ANNA LOU A quiet lim. There are few who know the Irezuure in ber. Commercial: Y-T een, Castalian. WOODARD, WOODBURY, KAY CHAN-ENE '.'A dren derignev'--Jo Vi1ali1y perIor1ified- ff Jffmf- Bafeball if ber game. Generalg DO Club. College: Bqnd, Aspasi- Y-TCCI1 Hn. WOODS, GEORGIA A irlnzdly gif! uzrh .1 fr'iw1dfj ,fn11.7e. Generah Y-'l'ccn. Sig- ma Lllllllllld l.41ml7ll.a. Q-N. R.- Nr..-,9 -.F W 1 XXIOOLSEY, JERRY SffrmJ,.'3 .nm Lf4r'f:,'f1' nfl. Generali Stage Crew Band, Gavel and Quill Ku' Club. C a m e r a Clnb. LAUDERIJALE, BOB PATCHETT, DONNA SHOEMAKER, Au t.H'IItU' zz 07'ktiJ.'l 1 Q 1 1 mn MARILYN Vocationalg DO Club f R' .She Hr been ullls uf Intermnssxon tnme' At the Y Teen Chnstmas Dance all en o a drum solo Thus only one of the many successful dances that the Y Teens haxe had this year for thc students at Joplin Hugh - ufyv. I 414' l Vs lify CSP Ant 4' Wi F' 1 Ki if Y TQ Firrl mu: Lyn Havens, Tandy Craig. Barbara jones, Evalyn Grant, Clemmy Klein. Carolyn Ritchhart, Pat Meehan. Bar- bara james. Sumud wuz Patrica -lohnson, Deloris Melton. Vir- ginia Scroggins, Linda McPike. Bette Ferris. Linda Spangler, Loris Nations. Ann XY'ebb. Harriet Hatcher. Third rout Melva Harding, Gloria Bailey. Linda Irvine. Carolyn johnson, Bev- erly Swift, Lauralou Schoper, Nancy Patterson, Miss Robinson. Joplin High School is exceedingly proud of the J. D. Elliff club of Future Sponsor. Fourth wut Mary Aspoas. Judy Newman, Lee Wil- liams. Billie Krummel. Patti Page. Sandra Olson, Sue Henson. Carolyn Reynolds, Earline Campbell. Ififlb mu: Nancy Moffat. Marcia King, Anetta Strong, judy Crispell, Carolyn Nichols. jane Sears. Marilyn Shoemaker, Barbara Rawlings, Barbara Giles. Barbara Wlird. OFFICERS '53 - '54 Teachers of America, a national organization sponsored by the National Education Association. The club was organized this year with Miss Leah Robinsin as spon- sor. The F.T.A. club seeks to provide young people with specific information about opportunities in the various fields of education. The program includes. study- ing lives of great teachersfvisiting teachers, learning to be good citizens, and taking part in community projects. The civic project of the D. Elliff club has been co-operating with the Key Club in obtaining books for a library to be pro- vided for Big Brothers, and also in conducting a story hour for the children at Big Brothers' home. It is our sincere wish that our F.T.A. will, in future years, continue to be as successful as it has been this year. 98 P?'E'.lflJL'71f. Clemmy Kleini Vice Preridefzl, Lyn Havens: Sew'elm'y. Barbara james: Correfpozzding Serrelizry, Carolyn Ritchhartg 7'r'efz.r1n'w', Evalyn Grantg Sergeaul-iil- Army. Barbara jonesp Pw- gram Clmirvlzmz, T a n d y Craig. S2 ma Spi bfir G-PI: Va :Da'Lgg'ECT' y XXV h If NM M Whd' K 'VERFU ME Yom G-di' 00 g ffl You.. SAN Look ,X 'Prarl-kg 'Tnioxrgil 'B 159 EKSE C 5 HEYE gN55Tr5: Nu no 63,1-5,005 IMPUS ble' Hu! Dua Hg gxpta.-F To I-leap me mir este-QL He has absoludrelg Do L ton A1-All! EW fl Qi W 637 To lx 99 O n ' v I 8 Qyjpm X -if J XX 1 X . Qu A 1 X, 2 P ' Q3 s ff fp I qqx CJX 'B'iff 'W9 if fa fy x Q-f3ff'?V! ,. 1 i I I, I W f f ff' 'ki I Y 1' 52153 2290 i ' f'3 ': X J X .r 2.1 K7 I MOST CHFFRI LI Linda Spangler Wayne Haaknay xx I Seam Bl ST ALL ROUND Ly n H IX ans Rxchard Johnston RFQ-R nu n m gle :sion K -A MOSI C OURTEOLS C lcmmy Klcm Daud LIILIIHICI' ff BEST ALL 'ROUND SCHOLAR La Donna Wilson Garry Pigg lol A I MOST VERSATILF Ex aly n Grant Larry Pxgg rm mmm af Q,-s 606012 XVITTIYQT Lmda hffpllxf. oc I'IlUl,Qh1VkOLlf 'Jr 'J -+4 ',r MOST IZNERGIZTICQ Bobbie jones J. T. Goodman x I PIERSONALITY PLUS Nita Faye Longstreet 'loc Newman MOST ATHLETIC Bc-ttc lfcrris Bill Kelly Seackva S,aoz'Zc'94Zm4 MOST MUSICQAL Ifvclyn Van Hoorcbckc Knitll Sovereign DEMOCRACY DAY MORIZ NIGHT Parents of sophomores at- tended the first j,H.S. open house of the fall term to meet'the teachers of their children. By the time the parents had walked up and down stairs for six periods they were ready to call it a day. Here we see two par- ents talking with Captain Warnecke. ff' ' l , Q-: VXVIN YOUR DEGREE Talented j.H.S. students participated in a telecast on KOAM-TV. Above we see the high school woodwind quintet. as they furnish music for the program. --, i L1 1 Members of joplin High Schools military unit take it upon themselves to help the business people of our city to observe Democracy Day. The unit went to sev- eral joplin schools in addi- tion to the various places of business. I Q L .M 1. , 5 Q ' u dk, 5 Km. ' V --5 .- K - 1 L 'I If lxfz gc 3561 ,ann ' ,mire i . f ry! . . . 1. '. ,, ..,. - eh A lx , V ,N , , 1' .l 1 ,Y ts:.,,.f, v Y A x.'.,,. .- , 5 ,U 1 . ,-V - u s Q: 4, tx ..--.,- .L.... 1 wife Junior officers make merry after a heated campaign. JUNIOR OFFICERS The winners, left la rigbf: Peggy, jane, Mike, Shar- on, and Nancy. 207 ALDRIDGES ACTORS Prcfidwil-Eddie Dimmer Fir!! wuz' Mary Lou Smith. Sandra Hunt, Carolyn Kay. Margaret Billings- ley. Pat XX'est. Marilyn Ritclilmrt. Helen Hosp. Mary Crouch. Lois Boaz. Surfmrl wuz' Rex XX'ilkins. Eddie jones. Carol Morris. Nancy Turner. Kay Anderson. Virginia Mcflnnn. Bob Stinson, -lily Rosenberg. Third wuz' jack Moser. Dick Burrick. Bill johnson, Eddie Damer, Tom Carr. Jack Woody, Dee Hutchin- son, Ronald McGlochien. Charles Grew- inger. Family muz' Bill Hare. Lawrence Tackett. lf. VV. Goff. Boh Moyer, Ken- neth Moss. David Robards. X ,ggi .ew Prefzdezzl r,,,,,,,,,AAA,,,,,,,, ,A ,,,x,,...AAVV-,A., Lffjkc Cusack Vice Prefiden! ..... Secrelfzry ,.,,.,.,,,,, Treamrer ,,,,,,,,,,,,. Sergemll-111-Ar'111f .... P- - , 43 , 19 f' ' f5s1H?zlf E 1 e . .TN vi ikari-QE'4.l. Cv Sharon Reed Nancy johns jane Mcdcalf Peggy Alexander ' I r 502 BASS' BOPSTERS PMnfdnil----lolui Sackett If I I Fir!! mio' Pliylis Brown, Sanimie Coop- er, Harlene Hughes, Barbara Potter, Kay -Io Hinkle, Peggy Alexander. liar- bara lonilinson, liillie Krumniel, DL-lois Martin. Scrfnid mu: Keith Griffis, liill Abbott. Mike jackson. Charles Gnadt. Hazel Lykins, Patty liroadwater, .Iutly Perkins, Paula Pond. Tlvfm' rvfzzx' Ron Stex ens. Larry Galloway, Robert Farney. johnny Sackett. Steve Gibbons, john White. v gf A-Ein awe'-FC' G-1 L 2 Q t Pk 1 5 Fwfffff F 5? R- , ll. .. ld 1 ' , - fp ' e - 4 mul, .mf-D intl pf! 204 2- if 'Lf , BUCKERIDGES :F it , I t, m . ,L BOUNCERS e e' Pwridwzl-.Iohn Shepard Firifl wuz' Nancy Gowing, Shirley Ash- er, joan Meyer, Walla Keen, Mary Cross, Sue Brooks, Don Houston, Nel- rena Fisher, Marlene Monchilovich. Sec- ond wuz' Melton XVolf, Dolores Ed- wards, Jacque Smith, jane Garlock. Patty Wood. Betty Medsker. Carol Sue Fisher. jack Kelley. Third roux' Don Taliaferro, Sammy Farrell, Ronald Boyd, Sherman Fisher, Harold Peters, Dave Harutun, Charles Carver, 301 ft COLON'S CHICOS Preridenl-Leo Riggs Fin! four: Patricia Goodwin, Billie Jo Brooks, Florene Stephens, Maureen Vin- cent, Pat Martin, jane Barlow, Doris Van Amber, Kim Marie Leakly, Shirley Scharder. Second row: Pat Sears, Donna Knight, Carol Kidd, Carol Ham, Char- lene Cook, Martha jones, Carole Purk- ett, Mary Chambers. Third 7'0?l.'.' David Spencer, Don Lawson, Louis Baum, Kathryn Walker, Sandra Fullmer, Mel- vin Tucker, Don Rutherford, Kenny Turner, Don Hutchinson. Fourth raw: joe Pflug, Larry Habermehl, Vic Dun- can, Donald Bowers, Leo Riggs. 1 fa ,K N AQ pl . 11' il' X 55,3 ll I ii iii D 5 DIX'S rs '-nw' DAISIES Pm iiilmf-f Mary Ann Tutt lfiixir ruux' Marilyn james. Leona Cartti lNIai'4igiicrite Banks. Sherry Pitkard. Phxi lis Bookhamer, Auna Kissinger, Su An Rithardson. Shirley XX'uellner, Vii'gini.i Clint-. St'L'ulIiI roiix' Shelia liartley, lm. XX'.itts. Betty Andrews, Mary Ann 'lutr jo Ann Lea. Carla Hoskins. Sue l'ruts man. Larry Rohhins. 'l'f niZ wrt: Gui Gauntt. 'Ierry llager. Larry lficeniaii Donald Greenwood. -lerry Marsh. lliutt- Houston. ,lim Driscoll, -lerry Ilulstr-i Wfilliam Easley. Iffflli rozzf Merle Mul- lins. Ciarry Smith. Daxid Miller. .loliu Barher. 100 MORRISON 'S MAGPIES I'1w'idu1tslXIike Cusatk Fjflf muy' Martha Tucker, jane Mcdcalt Ann XY'alsh, Shirley johnson. Farolyn Campbell, Cleta Larson, Gus Gustafson Lois Hunzeler, Richard Tucker. Svrfuiil fair: Nancy Cooley. judy Prince. Bai' bara W'heeler, Kay Dalby, Joyce Caskey. Bfary Mapes. Patti Page. Mary Comp ton. Third wuz' Orville Brill, 'latk Fay. 'Ion jay, Chris Clinton. Gus Heidcl. Rick Jordon, Charles Smith, Mike Cu- sack. Bill Puckett. Fourth mu: Larry Wfhyte. Rockne Lawson. Bill Baron. johnny Douglas, Frank VC'oodhury. Ed- win Clayton. David Laney. Fifth mu: Craig Smith. 308 REED'S RASCALS Preridwzf-jim Hunt Fif'.l'f 1'01l'.' Darlene Hess, Nadine Har- lan, janith Olinger, Rae Tharp. Joyce Brown, Mary Austin, Marianna Frising. Collene Carroll, Richard Arehart. Ser- mzd rouu' Janice McKenney, Carolyn Niel. Phyllis Watson. W'ilcla Lawson. Emma Tanner, Celia Spawr, Betty Allen. Claudette Summers. Third row: jafk Pearson, Leroy Vermillion, Richard Huelster. Robert Wells, jim Hunt. George Cornell, Lloyd Brown, Harold DeVoe. jack Hetherington. Faurlb rout' Bill Vandever, Bob jordan, Garland Burkett. Ronnie Martin, Everett Olson. -w 904 SCOGGIN'S SAILORS Prtxvldt111-f-I.uanne Armstrong Iflrrf mzz: Shirley Moore. Phylliss Brit- ten. Sue Deem. Carol XX'elsh. Mona Potts, Nanny Ann Copeland, Sondra Samples, Vfenoka Mosier, Carol Hailey, Serfnzd ruzzx' Peggy Guthrie, Mary lflla Filewood. lris Daxis. Clytlqm Hcnwny Geraldine Cook. Charlene Clark, Gloria Halliwill. 'liheda Rae Vfolf. 'l'!7I7'd rou: 'l'hClfNd Bllillty. .loyte Xlfhitlotk. Shirley Rithardson. ,loannc Dobbins, Phyllis Mt- Dowell. l.axeta Beefley. Helen Brown. Diana Ponder. Dorothy Higginhotliam, Iiumlb forex' lileanor Groxer. Lois Du Bois. Janine Gibson. Luanne Armstrong. Carolyn Gauntt, Kay Johnson, STEWARTS SALESMEN Prwidwzf-jerry Heller Fifi! mum' Henrietta Harris. Carol Mt- Bee, Maxine XX'oods, Carol Bard. Day- na Lamb. Sharon Reed. Coweta Myers. Alberta Troxel, Carol XX'ilkins. Stfvwid mum Esther Brown. Pattsy john. Mary Lynn Humphery. Art Harrel. -lerry Rob- inson. jerry Heller, Gene Sesler. Farell XVallander, Third wuz' jackie O'Daniel, Gene Savage. Ph y l l i s Busby, j. B, Sheets, Ronnie McReynolds. james At- well. David Christman, Gerald Dodson. 312 ULRICI'S UNPREDICTABLES Pferidezrl-Henry Baker Fifi! row: Gloria Atkinson, Willa Dean Thornton, Delois H a d cl o c k, Jacque Gambill, Pam Osborn. Sara Van Fleet. Sue Wright, Nancy johns, Shirley Wfil- liams. Serrmd wuz' Carolyn Duvenick. Wilma Estes. Lea Milton, Letha Comer. Marjorie Smith, Darlene Miller. .lane Lohr, Lorraine junge. Third wuz' Mike Morris. Sherry Curry, jerry johnson. jerry Antle, Ron Robson, Henry Baker. Robert Moffet, Tom Grant. Gary Hos- kins. Fouflb faux' Bob Davidson, Bill Potts, jerry Lamb, Bill Walker. he ll: K JI r Ili 'D - H1 T 1 an 1 1 ' 9 ' C :vi 1 A . D 4 il id X -2. l r I TRADFSCHOOIQS TREASURES Firm' ron, Hugh Cjampht-ll. Dan 'li.ly'lUI'. Ciriuly lieilxluin. lr, Mr' Coy. Iniwrcnte Ritl1.ii'tlsivn. Sun- ley XY'olfe. Rirmonil Ciihwiii. Rohert Clark. Rohwt Clomli Sli- mid wir: Chris Klingiimn. limil -lacohson. Earl -I e n n e s S. Lyle King, Clmrlcy Massey. Bob Betlx. Leon Comer. Tr'-i'v,1 win: Alfred Plant, Vip Hailey. n if' 1 l Z! II i lf I I Y ,. ia' i' . i- nl. Il I in P, S I ' , id 4 l' f f .Lflr in CQ' is ,. , ,A ,. xqj ,fi Q7 W yr' ,i- , - 5' f-. x I. yu , f 'K' Ce 0'l '. T lg. Q x '12-u9, 1,-'nip N- L.-Hun ,yr jr 'Mulnuii Hun-N :XV ', rlruus- Uxlxl'1tlb1 Q f,' ,gui ' - Hx--,ff X' xl il, a. U ml 'I riunshilxt i .f -in U - ,u .,1 H flu' .offflrx , r s- 1,, :lf U gillg,...,i,,s U A I 1 . ' ' ,ti ,i..n- ,,,ff.U - of ,i Q Mike and his harem-known to us as junior Officers-smile for the Globe photographer as he snaps their picture. ..f .4 vb ti Talented dancers entertain at talent show . , Maureen and Sue give a good performance at the Key Club Talent Show. Both girls are talented dancers. SQPI-lOlNlORlf Ol7l7lClfRS I're.i'ider1f Mike Robertson Vit e Prciicfezzl Leo Schrader St'l'VL'fc1? 1 Suzanne Bogner 'l'm1.i1n'w' Lynne lfrantis Swgctzzzf-fl!-A1'111i Tom Glaze 5 . I :Vw v -'rl L 4 u I L I BARRIZTS BOBOLINKS PM ,'du:.'-l.j.nn ltantis Fx:-I wa: Rose Ditkinson. -lzjy Bltfgea. Pat Crews. Lynn Frantis. Gretthen Spooner. VloAnn Shade. Kathy MtGinnis. Gloria Bailey. -loann Cfillings. Ssrwrd mu: Larry Churth. Virggie Cvrantfen. Don Brantlreth. Pat Scott. Linda lruine. Marilyn Moudy. Margaret Kenney, Myrna Thompson. Tkrrd was Bob Carver, Kenny Wil- kins. Charley Doolin. Ross Roberts. Dasicl Kershaw, Lynn Nerytoztib. Sue Blizzard. Freda Morris. Sandra Foster. Fozuffb ron: Gary Gamble. Fred Kingrey. Rob- ert Lohr. -lerry Siger. Allen liuzzartl. Bud Meyers. Earl Kohley. 105 BELK'S BRAXVNS Prfrzdeul-Tom Glaze Furl mu: Nancy Roam. Pat Brown. Pat Iohnston. Peg- Lillie Davidson. Donna Speak, Second wuz' Yvonne Hil ton. Margie Haggart. Robert Drake. Don jay. Bob Cope land. Danny Pyles. Bob Thornhill. 'lbnd rz,u:'Qene Wlallace, Bill johnson, David Schneickert. Bill Nickle, Tom Glaze. jim Dailey. Bucky jeans. 1 gy Kiser. Earline Burton. Darlene jones. 'Shirley Gibbs. if ii J ... . l if 'Stihl I ' if I . 201 HUMPHREY'S HERD Preridenz-Mike Robertson Fir!! row: Wilma L. Shepard. Lorraine Hopkins, Mari- lyn Croach, Diane Junge, Louise Russell, Delois Dawes. Shirley Sharon, Carlene Colvin, Dixie Hymer. Semnd row: Fred Puckett, Billy Breazeale, Allen Norman, Jack Clements, Martha Burress, Larry Frey, Judy Crispell. Nancy Patterson. Third row: Rosana Stoll, Betty Boyd. Marsha King, Mike Levinson. Mike Robertson, Merle Medcalf, Kay Hasting, Kent Christiansen, Donald John- son. Fourlly muy Robert Jarvis, Vern Hine, Duane Hunt. 203 LANT'S LEGENDS Preridefll-Ronnie Maupin Firrt row: Sue Swinehart, Bobbe Conrow, Judy Martin, Peggy Hosp, Jean Grey, Barbara Horn, Mary Aspoas, Corina Ellis, Dee Anna Caceres. Semnd mux' Gilbert Ar- thur, Lee Williams, Trudy Schatzman. Mona McGuire, Billie Ruth Dilworth, Digie Tingle, Valrie Rinkle, Ro- berta Watson. Third four: Nancy Bethel. Don Marckel, Ronald Coffey, Stanley Parent, Fred Hammer, Bob Wal- ker, Jerry Beeler, Catherine McAfie, Carol Morris. Fourth raw: Richard Bernings, Ronnie Wimsett, Ronnie Maupin, Leonard Martin, Larry Rolleg, Aron Smith. Ebgn. ayw ?m 205 COLVINiS CAGERS Pri ,l'jric'!lf+VlI'j.1lf1lLi Clay Ifjriz wuz Bob Newberry. Barbara Cheek. Virginia Clay. Patricia Lemaster. Twyla Gayler. Mary lvlargiiret D.ig.:lei'. Phyllis Johnson. Doris Sowersby. Ruth Hamm, Siwrrizf rffzzx' Maynard Henson. Ann Pirkett, Jeanie Cross. Bai- bara Brown, Susan Keeter. Delane Robinson, Charles Cowerton. Bill MtNeil. 'I'f11rJ worry' Dan Abernathy. Don Cearnal. Mark 'l'endai. Don Horner, Fred DeMasters, Carolyn Johnson. Robert Toxinsend. Marion 'I'ridlu. Jim Corp. Furzrffy mu: Harry Long, Bill Taylor, Jack Huber. 300 FUHR'S FAVORITES P1'e.fidw1ffBarbara Kay Firrl rnuu' Peggy Slaughter, Gayle Patrick: Eva Kling- man. Rose Marie Keen. Joan Bradley, Julie Rodarme, Barbara Kay, Annetta Strong, Martha Croach. Seriozd faux' Beverly Brown, Linda Lindley, Anna Ruth Everitt. Rosemary Cole. Melya Harding. Marjorie Pierson. Nancy Davidson. Colvin Proiins. Tfiird muh' Roy Stevenson. Charles Duncan. Jim Davis. Fred English, James XVard. Jim Pierce, Lonnie Smith, Steve Turner, Gerald Dill, FourtfJ mum' Clyde Jeffries, Vernie Kennell, Jimmie Cell- ner, Randy Swift. rl f Q 9.19, '7 Q'-9 HL I'-:4'5.'. A...- 506-A PACE'S PALS Pmridwzl-Suzanne Bogner Iii:-rr mug' Sue Henson. Ann We-hh. Tandy Craig. Har- riet Hatcher, Connie Boyington. Dorothy Luke. Shirley Sperry. Cora johnson. Secfnrd mzzx' Arlene Dawson. Suz- anne Bogner. Sandra Churchyyell. Traya McClearen, Cleta Kunce, Mary Osler. Sally Shelton. Charlotte Frazier. Third wuz' Bill jones. Earl Carpenter. Gary Ryan. Pat Naye. Harry XY'eayer. james Vangel. Carolyn Nichols. Eddie Fritts. Elbert Murphy. Fuurlla wuz' Gene Mc- Quillen. David Rakes, Carroll Simon. Paul Kingsbor- ough. Sam Hillhouse, Breck Caldwell, Herman Kelso. 503 ROBINSONS RANCHERS Preridurzl-Nancy Deem Firrt row: Wilscmn Eastburn, Birchie Sluder. Nancy Mof- fett, Nancy LaMair. Deloris Smith, Sandra julian, Rose- mary Stark, Marcella Hardy, Karen Collings. Second rorv: Nancy Deem. Billie Bolton, Joyce O'Daniel, 'Patrica Hessee, Vivian McClintock, Lois Rhines. Violet Brewer, Caroline Cresap. Third row: jim West, jerry Allen. Gary Clark. Kenneth Stratton. joe Pendergraft, john McCul- lough, jerry jones, Max Tubbs, Wilbert Finley. AEE I Y - 107 TNTlTCHlELL'S INTADCAPS P7't'lTL2it'Il1i-I.ll'ld3 Bliller Firft wu: Dayid Gilmore, jim Robson. Edgar Barlow, Buddy Paul. Cherrel XY'elch. jo Ann Pearson, Marie Foster. Nancy Howerton, Diana lfinsel. Seffllid wuz' Linda Austin. Shirley Browder. Linda Miller. Carolyn Moft'et.'Donna Barnett, Florence Schultz. Margie Camp- bell. Geraldine Hadley. Tbira' rffu: Gary Atkinson. Buddy Ball, Tom Littrell. Nolan Sherwood. jim Windle. Mary Morgan. Kay Thompson. Glenna Martin. Beverly Holt. Fuurlb wuz' Larry Coats. 'lohn Davenport. 'lim Koonce. jim Moffett, Bill Nuttle. 310 OBER'S OBSTACLES Pv'e.fia'ea1f-Pat Looper Fnzrl four' Linda McCrea. Mary Ivfouthey. Charlette Stein- berg. joy Black. Loretta Beeler. Judy Newman, Linda Tatum, Karen Carlyle, Judith Routledge. SFFIJVIH' 7'0ll'.' Alice- Haynes. Sylvia Long. Norma Campbell. Delores Hartpr, Leon Stockton, Mary Sue Douglas, Helen Hoof- nagle. Terry Mills. Third mu-.' Larry Manning. Dale Allen, Marion lfllis. Raymond XX'ilson. Bill Baldwin. Lanny LGI- Tom Shepherd. Hadley Clark, Bruce jones. Fourfh mum Bill NX'ieda, Marvin Steen. Bob Frazier, Manfred Wfetzel. Pat Looper, Davy -Campbell. .wage W ...f 104 ROGER'S RAMBLERS P!'c'5fll'5!Il-J.if1lCC Raymond Firxft rout Patty Akin. Betty Vfatkins. Imogene Howard, Dixie Asher. Marlene Anderson. 'Iudy XX'eston. XY'anda Kay Wilson, janice Raymond, Velma XY'alker. Second roux' Patsy Vfilley, Leona Aber, Dollie Gates, Mary Massey, Marilyn Farrar. Carolyn Mauller, Corda Cask, Marilyn Haberly. Thou! wrt: Margaret Foulke, Vitki Butterfield. Shirley W'right. 101 SALES SEAMEN Prerideul-Ted Kelley Firft roux' Ted Kelley. ,limmie Clark. Leon W'atts, Larry Gibson. Lowell Berlien, Bobby Oberletkner, ,lim Manley, Bill McLaughlin. Richard Reniker. Sermid wiv: Tony Belk, David Daniels, jack Forkner. Ronnie Dunn. Don- ald Henshaw. Tommy L'lery. Darrell Harmon, Herbert Nett. Tfyird faux' Don Bell. Paul Wfebb, D. Hirshey. in l H X fits IEW' H , ll .l Q-:Elia 6261 T TTT Ii il 1 202 THOMAS' TXVINKLERS Preridwzf-I.eo Sahrader Fivtfl wuz' Nanty Martin. Mary Prine. Gladys Vsseiy. Susan Askins. Shirley Brown. Sandra Martin. Trudie Hosp. Shirley Byrd. Betty Messer. Srrwzd :mrs Pat Em- mert. Lucy Andrews. Mary Hurtt. Gloria Egner. joy Myers. Beverly Bass, Dorothy Salzer, Nexille Sue Gra- ham. Tbird wuz' Marcia Mitthell, Terry Moore, Bob Allen. Gary Cox. Leo Schrader. Larry Gindling, Don Mitchell. Max Stinnett. Betty Burkhart. Fwzrlb 1'Ul1'.' Jimmie York. TRADESCHOOLS TODDLERS Fifi! wuz' Kent Brewer. Albert Thornton. joe McLain. Charles Blauket. Larry Cummins, Robert Ford, Sterling Palmer. Roy Graham. Dickie Parsons. Seward wuz' Larry Rea. Paul Fredrick, Gerald Kelley. Kenneth Cookerly. Gordon Hasty, Morris Rouse, Stephen Smith. Third faux' joseph Talarski, Robert Life, Grover Berryhill. Bill Brewer, Daryle Lawrence. Darrell Callentine, Clayton Parrish, Joe Gilbert. Benny Burns. FUIIHIJ wuz' Ed Har- baugh, jim Burris, jerry Starkweather, Dor Garry, Paul Lember. gm Ne '?E' XX R X j.H.S. TELECAST Believe it or not Joplin High has hounccd into television. Saturday. February 13, JHS teleczlsted over KOABI-TV for one half hour, The thirty minutes given to instrumental and voice ensembles and the quiz. Wir Your Degree. As usual Mr. Sox-ereigns double quartctte came through with flying colors. ON WITH THE SHOW' Dean Morrissey and Joyce Fields are doing ri bang-up good job in preparing Buddy Paul and Robert Gooch for their portrayal of the two youngest boys in the junior class play, Life with Fulbef. X V' 5. COACH GETS NEWS Coach Kaminslcy has a wor- ried but anxious look as he talks with Coach Long in the press box. It looks as if someone is going to be taken out. 4 sri' af' lk n f .pf af' my 1 to .M PICTURE TAKING DAY It is one mad but carefully organized day when the twentyafive junior and sopho- more homeroom pictures are taken. Mr. Mosler, photo- grapher, Lyn and Barbara, Co-Editors, are carefully and calmly arranging Room 207 in their proper places. f' t- J PRIZE WINNERS Gene Savage and Bill Mich- eal carried off the grand prize at the Key Club Talent Show held in the j.H.S. auditorium. Gene and Bill were called back for two curtain calls, thus showing that they were liked hy the audience as well as the judges. SPRINGFIELD JUBILATION Oh Happy Days! Madalyn and Tom are certainly showing their extreme joy in our victory over Springfield. We can almost hear them shout with joy. 37 'YF' ., 1 -. -A-ug' n-ur-Q TJ 1 f, , fn-in gf L gg -it 'N Vo fl' 616 QQ we Qed QYJ' I. i :L l '- Xi V A-OX, 'lx V f 'X I ' ., ,LB I gf . - LAD ' ' xx lil 1319 N O fl N , f 1 1 J XJ Q u OU .LY .- flea, flu, ' A, Fl da -4' cl, C31-13, aff 6,0 ffj fb I7 lid -V14 fa, O , zlmrjf ,yy if -1, IZXUO Ret 012-,' ' .S 45. a 14' ' 0 015,56 r'l715Z'-is of fl' Of IL, '7r,, Gym in 1 M006 'oi'4Z'ff f sk ' an L1 f 4. . fl fry, 'flo -Yo ' Q I7 -lp f pro . 560 1 A DEMONSTRATION A home economics class demonstrated Ll baking contest by the Empire District Electric Company was held in our school auditorium October 26. The first place winner in each district was awarded an electric range for her school. Mona Runnels re- presented j.H.S. 2---' A QUEEN IS CROWNED Madalyn's campaign manager, Tom, enjoyed a happy moment when he said, Miss Madalyn Gustafson, I crown you Queen of the 1954 joplimou - A happy climax to a week ot' campaigning. ANNUAL ROSE DAY Rose Day sponsored by the Student Council was climaxed by a dance in the, elaborately decorated school gym. At the morning assembly each football boy was presented with a rose which he in turn presented to his best girl who often times is Mother. fu I2 . ceo, Jr X ffl V U,-Q l1c.6w'ir ,. QV wlwkiol '00 was Yew 'xx ,0. all Rosw- wil' .XS 'A tif: N99 ' . 5 K ,Kylix , 'XS 9 5e.0K.:y , 'XXX .gtg oox be 09 X5 . Ys ' .0 OX ' - -x xl ' ' . X , 9 x ' K W: X4 'v f -W Qs . .fs A ' OX ox DQ MEL. 'XWL .ap 695 O91 AO SSX Y get X 12,0 go X00 ei'-X o fs b it ll ' '0 ,ff -X XOQXX X06 Q SL X5 . .35 go0 .Oo oi ol 6 io a xi 05 ,4 I, JOYFUI. HAYRIDERS 'Nuf said when a hayride is mentioned. Is Richard trying to sell one of his ideas to Garry or is it Larry? Your guess now. This Key Club hayride is all a hayride should be, everyone having a rip- roaring good time. B WERE A COUPLE OF SWELLS Third place winners in the Talent Show sponsored by the Key Club were Tandy and Judy, They did an impersonation of We're a Couple of Swellsf' HUMPHREY GIVES ADVICE So much was at stake in the Springfield game. With everyone's advice including Mr. Humphrey's we won with a big margin. We can't tell what is happening but it's evidently O.K. Even pokenfaced Mr. Belk shows emotion. K. nv , it X - 5. , ENT , 4 V , Sfalltl 'Clif , - f . V f 1: D.11g,7c1dCffrrzzmlyflrf yumsl KIECTIK F 1 xspallgyn 451,11 lefjr UNT' AUX Y A . QP! CT Un We 'St 'lf ,POOH X 'Q Wu 6 hiiiv'-1-na.. tl 13, IS this hc-sxex .1r,1,arlAi fmljg ,Knopf loud SP 1ll,l,lnM1l4.fttOl when Sikh? ' 'UUA flight 157, A- ln. JUG CUTI- N44 W. JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE 'S - The bon-fire at the pep rally before the Thanksgiving I 1 5 l , game helped spur our hoys on to 21 2041 victory. The 32 , effigy symbolizing Springfield is surely getting its share ' Y- of the fire. X 4251 fa- K Ya, wr igt . wigs' QV W . 'JM Qi' wif C A th SOCIETY Mf ind having Jalngliifff we of .xttr'1C1 ey an ANNLTAL pARTy Vinh 3 leper: as Zlfceccxsrbcglst agoggewciixv all Che Knm m r o A good time was had by all at the annual party of proverbiglhwfithemselves to '20 Chiefs birthday. now helping ,J 7 ,,,.,,,vv4W l' E DAY he band ENGR h ,Cay K H R CLAR . Elf l rails: w,,,y,xNc, EO Cwemofe iiaihe ,nmiaxibijs ,Mis P -me ww on mafavH'9.l,'- Band fm the --we i . Evewone is-keg gimcmoaexsg Fomhigf is given from i - A , makes ff fl? mf fl . until me f THE GRAND FINALE I CXUUOP7 Aniugion Y, f I H . 1599 Au 35 in Kfejaiemorff- M 'Mary, cried Clarence-and the curtain falls at the pail' H5501 close of the final act of the junior Class Play, Life All aboa f With Either. Oo The s s The 3PPhonian . APPHON .P0pu1a Mlxet IAN M , Ollf 13 decor fheme ,,TW3S held IXER . , h at to make pa, and ,eirgzearesf Jwouse of pa, ANNUAL CHIEF PRESENT H happy mogljglts, just 33, Earth A vcgeathouse. :l1ehannualTl:rthday party for Mr. Coulter was held at - atb ' Sca -' is ome. eparty was giv b th M ' D . as Carolyn ment. Chief was the recipient cf? a l!eau5full:ri1ich.ePanI2I il . 'G .af .3 t V.: 3- vs- 4.' l' 0 H r 7 D 'Q rg' I22 IJ, as For us, working with Emmy Lou and Alvin and comparing that make J.H.S. the wonderful place it is, has made the year bered.'We have learned to love Emmy and her friends, and a W Zmlma them to the typical teens one always to be remem- ll the things they do and say. Perhaps this is because their everyday life is so very much as ours has been during our three years at Senior. We have tried throughoutthis 1954 joplimo to give to you a record of yourself as a typical teen-ager. XVe are proud to be one of you and we are happy to be classed with Emmy and Alvin. As we come to these last few pages we also come to the end of the realities of one high school day. We compiled this book with the interest of every stu- dent-sophomore, junior and senior-in mind. If our book has proved interesting to you, and if you have learned to love Emmy Lou and Alvin as we have, we will feel our mission has been accomplished. So we say to you now . . . Till we meet again. ffutagmpda ,1 YEARBOOK DALLAS . TEXAS A LITHOGRAPHED f '?3?.7 :f'ff34wi Q' ' ,,,, Y,,... ... A'y5'g?,2l1.',I, '- if q . i ,, z .,,.,,q,,, ..:3..a1...: j-...M .EQ '5rrLL?.f,3,.'-gkfflgg, ,Ayr 4 ' .A - 4 ' W u- 31 'Gigi .,.,,.-.:.'. ,V lg 1, 9. ,:,,- , i:,,,g5- 7 -1 1423: I P. ff:'ffMQLwfiQffr?-'fiv-T343 'F A 5y':'- , ' ' 'i --'f'7f , 21' 52121-1',21.,. 1f.::14l14wf1EZ:'-J:-N--if 53-1-n55:NjG::w'f' ig:-'Q--1frg594'2,'3l4:gL9' . 1 J ' -' f ' ' 7 f. A f ' . --:',4':bv-J-'wi f x: Qxf.--.:f1: -hifi? -ff 'QA-.nr '- - N -- . 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LaDorina Wilson. Pat Meeham, Carolyn The qualifications for membership to the National Honor Society are Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Membership is an award which should be accepted with modesty and dignity. Joplin Chapter I L Y l4l X X Owen. Elizabeth Robards, Sue Dale. Clemmy Klein. Bette Ferris. Third mu: Barbara james, james johnson, Richard Johnson. W'ayne Hackney. David Lhuillier. VC'ayne Rhines. Ebert Salzer. Lon Vinyard. George Harp. Dean Morrissey, Garry Pigg, Ruth Lankford. Fourlb wuz' Virginia Scroggins. john Martin. Larry Pigg, Wendell McCune. jim Noel. jon Lowry, joe Newman, Pete Blair. Nita Faye Longstreet. Number SOO was organized in 1926 with 50 charter members. Miss Colvin, club sponsor since 1948, has been associated with the Honor Society since its be- gunning. SOCIETY OATH We will never bring to this, our school, any act of dishonesty or cowardice. We will fight for the ideal and sacred things of the school. We will revere and obey the laws and do our best to excite a like respect and re- verence in those in the student body who are prone to annul and set them at naught. We will strive unceas- ingly to quicken the public sense of school, not less, but greater, better, and more beautiful than it was transmitted to us. W 'Q' M15 JOSEXPH NlfXV5fAN I llfcfdjc-fmrjllu My'y: 7fHw - '55-' 7 J 7 R 'gl .f?i f' ,- wmxw' Q- 4 fww n',7?x..A, gf- ., ., ,Y .in X fi gf., -1: 1. H fs' 0 Qgny1f!.3'1,',1 - Y . Qp 'xL gi.Q4 :i . , ' 1' n, ' ,f7f-Q.11-fl- 'V , My - JS-1' 'hail - +r?,g1ii ,1s 1 5 Q ., - s.w.yg,c A - K . I , ' , Ei : , -A ' ' - - 4 31,713 ' x 'W .V ji nnnnn A nnnnna n nnnnn 1 BUBUBHEHBH Uihlhihlhl BHEHBHEHBH Hihlhihihi BBHBHBBBHIT 5 gunuenauiu 'ff-,,,. aggihihini 1 1710! 1YN W rwdihkll ES 1 Siinaulnig ,-nghiUiHiUL U qyihinlhi iS5ami0iUi LA DONNA WILSON Salntalorian .. . 'g , W' Q , - Q L , 1. 7, I' I V n .5 VM' . f. 4 f 3' 7' 1'.9fi3:'iSi'f,... 1' 1 'Q Q' ' ' - -9 ,.. ,.f, -. , f. 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The hot weather was stifling, but waiting in line seemed exciting, since their '54 yearbook was at the end of the line. .N-Qi lg- Signing -Ioplim - os is a grand way to end a year of hard work. :MZ Mull. An exceptionally large number of R.O.T.C. cadets and their dates attended the 20th Annual Military Ball. The gaiety and merriment of all the excitement that comes with the Military Ball make it one of the most glamorous evenings in the entire social whirl at J.H.S. The 20th Annual Military Ball followed the theme of April in Pam . The elaborateness of the decorations and the charming girls in all their beautiful formals made the event a most memor- able evening. Magnificence and splendor are seen in the Grand March of sf! , the Military Ball. il-xx ff lik.. 6:9-K-1 The junrors and Seniors seem to be enyoymg the musnc of Bruce Bensons Band at the Prom Stranger m Pfzmdzre the gala theme for the umor Semor prom was glorrously portrayed rn an Hawanan scettnng The west end of the gym was transformed mto a f21SCll'13ftlUg lsland scene the center of wh1ch was a grass shack surrounded by palm trees shrunken heads and numerous other mystlc rellcs The false cellmg and elab oratc decorations made the gym a sparlxlmg wonderland The ey enmg was truly an enjoyable one from the moment thc students armed and walked off the gang plank re CClVlIlg therr Hawanan Leis until the last dance had been danced The Semors all agreed that the jumors were ycry successful party gners Our sharp eyed chaperons dont look so evxl as they slt on guard by the door at the Prom fi 17 0 1 1ud 'l ' l sr- .--we 'LT 'Q M i C of hw f Y - rf' I ,.'Ill -1 , N - y .fir - in N rs-lf' 3 -1,., ,V,.::g.,,:-, -.- bn- ' ' ' Lf' 2 .'i 1K ' . r x K .. 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Captain Duffield, from Carthage High School, is inspecting the cadet staff. 5eac2vzHl444?7fze4enZ4 Llp l A- l The Joplin Ever-Ready Rifle Drill Team presented one of the most outstanding drill performances ever witnessed in the Twentieth Annual R.O.T.C. Circus at the Kansas City Municipal auditorium before an estimated crowd of 8,000 persons. Larry and Garry Pigg presented a military tap dance, The Dancing Rifleff' at Kansas City's R.O.T.C. circus. The dance was the only act of its kind at the circus. A group picture of the Ever-Ready Rifle Team, taken just before leaving for Kansas City at the annual R.O.T.C. Circus. A 3 'Wav' . ' -5' Min- , - . 1 -'Nr ,, we-,.. -ka -' ,. . f ' nh., . . - -- . , ., I-L U- .- ' , . - .V ax 4- . 4' I,-.'., , .- ., -4 ., - l H'-4.1 is ,Q ,V ' . ' 9' 'i.,'..J5'i 'i ' ' ff I ,, x f fji '- . 1 5, 12-A Lfrk mg-rf. .15 'figs V'f1y157L.'qi1: : .. , .. ,, , , .,, U . , . , 5.11- 1 ' i.. , IN'-,Q-'+,erf - 2 -fw'- 4.7 5 .. zf-, ' Af' -- 'i,'f'i '+ff-'- ' H'-,W YC- .V'. 5'5'?-1. rf -lfafiif .-' '- Q' ' ff? ' - P uf 'sehr ' '- T ' 14 As the band dedicated to Mr. Deatherage his favorite piece, Tea for Two, the entire student body is enthusiastically inspired. In the farewell speech of the farewell assembly for Mr. Deatherage who is retiring this year after eighteen years of service to Joplin High members of both the faculty and student body find that old lump in the throat hard to swallow. The assembly was sponsored by the hard-working Student Council. i The stunned expression on Mr. Deatheragefs face is explanatory of his startled surprise. Pete Blair. Student Council President. pre- sents Mr. Deatherage, our beloved principal. with a scroll that contains names of the stu- dent body that purchased a television set for Mr. Deatherage. and 'lv ' J! 30 LIN R vOPL, M 0,4 , ,, , Q4-X , 4 if 1 D ,,.n? XM, .Lil v fiwlllllhhfi ,Cr 3 PL: L ' ,sg gil 1,53 ll f-. C--,j ,SLM lofi,-,Nd?f' fe' v- 'pgpvffi fs-.' v.,1p,f,'u1lVw 1, 4' ,Q I. - , ..bQ,,I+,,A ,nr SASEBALL I ew Q1-ty Mana J f0u',' Leo R- Q ' Ser, Bob W 1885, Ch 1 Bob We 1 ms, B111 Reppun , ob Webster Gr f 1 0 Turner, John C Massey, Bob Her, Don Rutherford ' any Beckham, Jim gumxoarney. Second ww. - - an ' Bob Copeiandl . A r. s- ' f A - tg'-Q 1.5, 5 r bg. K sv, :gi K v ,, Mix, .LV , ,t V-. V K, 4 ' .Y 1 ,Q - i R i as gf-I X I 1 P' 4 gg, Y, l .' Q ., . , A sus Q Hif i Q R ri, lr sbs ,. TRACK TEAM-First row: Richard Reniker, john White, Mike Robertson, Bill Walker, Gordon Rodarme, Bill Smith. Serond row: Don Bowers, Leo Schrader, Larry Wedge, Bob Foster, Fred English, Charles Greninger. Third row: jerry Rogers, Manager, Charles Perkins, Gary Church, Pete Blair, Gene Sesler, Mike Cusack, Ronnie Maupin, Steve Gibbons, Coach Russ Kaminsky. l F' 5, W 5 I '-vip-rf' 1 sl xrry Vigil. S i A gffl,-E N ,- .vb .Auf N ag' M., Cuff? N ,. 372' - ff - 4- V I .AA 0 .Q:vg+:wAi..:5-mn! 1 H ' ' ' 5' . A 1' L3-Q- ff, ' QM - ' 'XX 1' Fr 1- fu -'F S - . , A Nc wman. G- Fifst mul' 509 Clcolgt- jon 1M ?- jot X Bhckbum. Larry PULS- Gnilcy. George w .- 4-mg 3 4 gfmid 1011 .' D -.,,,. 5 Y' 5 on Gardn . . W 'Sk Q 3 -5. Y Y cr. john sub 'WW QV if xy.. fm ' .x,. dllifx 5' A, , a n gf F74 l ,. nr mu. Kay' Johnson. Diane Roth. Sgf,,,,d mum Ro . semary Kohler Jane ' Scare Camille . Klmes. . -'I' if , , . I awe gy 1 ,,-,g4,qi- 2' . ,l,,,,5: . - . i The joplimo Staff eagerly thumb through the book at the Staff Picnic on the XY'ednesday before the distri- bution of the joplimo. Joplin pole-vaulters score at track meets Odciak Wu, wx, ' V V NY! 'ihilvng-g1ii,f .Any . One of the most beauitful stage settings ever to be seen was designed for the '54 Class Day Program by Mr. Deatherage. The impressive exercises will always be remembered. Youth Day Celebration at Joplin Elks Lodge. Garry Pigg won a. S100 bond for being selected Mort Valuable Student of Joplin -Lyn Havens and joe Newman were selected as the most out- standing girl and boy youth leader of the city. . ew, ,aadg The presentation of the yearbook is an annual af- fair. It is being presented here to Mr. Deatherage by one of the Co-Editors, Barbara Williamson, on Class Day. .. .fsf swim ,,,,, I .5 Sflllfrgg F :f?5..o , lllli s Y ' vi I , I E E f Full r-55 f Qt'-'Q me ' ' F5 Inu 5 ' - l 'Sign this Book! Move over! Where's my pen? Out of ink- All this goes with the hurry- ing and scurrying of signing the yearbooks on Class Day. After the senior picture is taken a mad dash is made to line up for the joplimos. Co-Editors, Bar- bara Williainson and Lyn Havens, hand out the books to eager students. ark Contented Co-Editors Lyn and Barbara pose at the joplimo Staff picnic, with the '54 yearbook and cake that corresponds with the books' theme, Emmy Lou and Alvin. The cake was a gift for the staff from Mr. Foss, the yearbook representative. L ' '-. X Quff x' In behalf of the basketball team, Mr. Deatherage accepts silver basketball charms from the Sertoma Club. The team was the winner of the Regional Basketball 'Tournament and went to State to compete for State Championship. l Y V0 HY ' rf 1. ' ,n 1C3t'f'v I ' Bette Ferris, Senior Class Treasurer, stands by after the annual presentation of the Class Plaque. Bette presented the plaque in behalf of the '54 Cugacli, - Y rel8Y team, Q heights lin's reC0'f'l'bfa:e2li-er, 'cached grca class to Sharon Reed, Vice President of the loypir Church, an GEMS. Junior Class. anhmerous track WA Vi C i - . in '.. H K Q, ., . -e f .J agar 1' 'fyk 't il' V -5 Bob Davidson and Sgt. Hawkins play poker to pass the time en route to Kansas City for the 20th Annual R.O.T.C. Circus.