Joplin High School - Joplimo Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

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Mw fLm2w4 MMA 31::M M-Q22 Mwf?'5f22M -4-4-n-1i,,,g4u,9,,-J wMWw?xQW ' g ' ' ?0-pd ya70 a -4-61.41 ?05z??iZf-.M MM' flfee fwealj I X . . ' . .ufaaoau-' , . J g 9- I , , -2 4 0 1 0 J! ' J , nf, P L5 . ' ' ,QI-d..a.4, 1 Q ' N . I 5 14446 ,4.z.4,,4,g f 1 ' . . ' 5 Q J . 0 - . . Z , J ' . N-'LOOC1 gcc, r W . ' 41,7 . . . d, I d . 0 , I . -A., a ' Lo O . X . . vi - . v , AA if 'Meqg ff SCHOOL BOARD XVe, the J.H.S. Seven- teeners, past, present, and future, express our sincere gratitude to these eminent citizens who, through their untiring efforts, have made our schools among the most modern in the state and second to none in pro- ficiency. Now we are anxiously awaiting the outcome of their new high school plans. Left to right: Austin Harrison, Dick Craig, Roi XVood, Miss Fern Gray, Secretaryg Mrs. Reha Blanke, President, Morgan Hillhouse, Bob Clay, Leonard Brown, Judge Haywood Scott. Left to fl!-Ilm Mrs Hclcn Ballard, Flffimfel MVS- Left to right: Mrs. Cleminetene Collins, School EVCIYU lllhnlifl FIUZIHCCL MISS FUD cfm!! Book' Nurse, Mrs. Oleta Petty, School Nurseg Mrs. Beu- lceeper of Finance and Secretary to the School Board. lah Donngllyy Speech Correctionisti Q,..--- N .-,a ww-,, f, mmm ROI S. XVOOD Snpermterzdenl of Sfbooft The distinguished look- ing gentleman that we often catch a glimpse of in our halls, is our gen- ial Superintendent, Mr. Wood. Right now he is concerned with the new high school. I-Ie is al- ways striving for better school facilities. Vife who spend our day in crowded classrooms are all for him one hundred per cent. EFFICIENCY EXPERTS CECIL FLOYD Left to right: Miss Mary Buxton Secretary to Super Afflflflflf Slfffffflffflfffflf 0 Sffwff intendentg Mrs. Edna johnson Secretary to Assistant Mr Floyd has won the admiration of all by his Superintendentg Miss Marilyn Lewis Assistant Sec gracious and pleasmg, manner with which he ac retary to Superintendentg joan Wills Assistant Sec cepts all responsibilities retary to Superintendent. X '-L'1' a. den aaa , ,2,C.C'fw, f J Rf, SECRETARIES Left to right: Mrs. Lewis, Secretary to Principalg Mrs. Bahr, Secretary to Guidance Counsellorg Mrs. Ander- son, Secretary to Vice Principalg Mrs. Patterson, Assist- ant Secretary to Principal. ROY W. GREER x J Principal . Mr. Greer, principal, coordinates the functions of the school and pro- motes better relations between fac- ulty, students, and parents. Quietly and efficiently he handles any prob- lems that come before him. All in all he plans and executes many de- tails necessary to acquire a fine edu- cational system in Senior High. HERBERT HART Vim' P1'f7ZL'if1rIf Mr. Hart's chief duties are checking attendance and looking after rental books. He has succeeded well in establishing friendly relations with the boys and in assisting them with their many problems. His office is a busy center of many important activities. 44605 P.T.A. Parents of joplin High are vitally interested in cooperation between the home and school. Back to School Night found a record crowd of Moms and Dads following the foot- steps of their teenagers to class. It is also the desire of each parent that all students have as much security as his own child. Left to right: Mr. Don Tuggle, Vice Presidentg Mrs. N. M, Thies, Sec- retaryg Mrs. Neil Ciarlock, Treasurerg Mr. Henry Robertson, President. BEULAH BROWN Demi of Girli Problems? Mrs. Brown has a heavy schedule, but she always has time for friendly chats and discussions with students. She has unlimited patience in helping us. She is sympathetic and understanding of our ambitions and our problems, XVe are truly grateful for her com- petent assistance and we do respect her opinions and judgment. A 5 GEORGE VOLMERT G'n1Jm:fe Co n 71 t effn Mr. Volmert's office always seems to be open house -open house for students troubled over sched- ule adjustments, students taking educational tests, be- ing oriented on the many scholarships offered to stu- dents. His domicile is truly a place for counseling with students and parents. XY'ith his warm smile he is always eager to lend a helping hand. JUN Q ,Xie C7 'lx Q X, , 'Y 1-flplwdi 2446-tw ' Once a year, parents have the opportunity to go buck to school. A schedule of classes is given to the parents and an evening is spent going from class to class, getting acquainted with the teachers, and finding the trials and tribula- tions the boys and girls have to endure during a one-day schedule. W1MMYb.s' 'W DBUDYEQJ' 2' f K1 Xxx 'A 6 'S' . 5 , ff T b A' l ff-1 - f fl ' f 1 I H A. ' ff Q1 Q Taachek 2061 dw ,wel awww- DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Robert Baker is shown below with part of the Franklin Technical school as a background. As the supervisor there he could be called by the boys, the man who aids us all. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Shown above are the excellent craftsmen and instructors of the Franklin Tech school. From left to right we see: Robert Hainline. jnineryg Carl Graham. sheet metal: Ellis Kindred, auto mechanicsg Keith Xwormington, machine shopg Carl Well, welding. CARPENTRY VUELDING Carpentry is a popular subject in our vocational Our masked boys are quite busy with their welding project, under the able department. Richard, a capable student of Mr. leadership of Mr. Well. 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'SQ guise T' A C- C39 , QUMUCLN to SCG' CM-t-am we gn-lk 000 on 'lu INTUSIC and ART Music clirettors T Frank Coulter Oliur Soxereign XX'il liun lc ccletf incl our art clircctor Arthur Boles are shoun here examining, 1 piece of music for Mr Coulters orchestra STUDY HALL ancl LIBRARY XY'ith the help of Mrs. Margaret Payne. girls' study hall teacher. Mrs. Erma Bauer. boys' study hall teacher, and Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. librarian, we've learned to meditate and concentrate and to obtain pleasure and information from the bool-:lined shelves of the lihrary. ART Max Tuhbs, one of Mr. Boles's artists, is placing the fin ishing touch to his cartoon, The Flying Eagle. , 'K We .4 ' at af 4 Qfcbtofzq 200.6 ' g', i '7 - r. is 4 5-A I Ra, Ph A Hut I5 5-X I . how ma ,g1Ler:y11gf,,tmgGEQA!ETRY Eg,-668 Wlfh A th. the - fre are 07 ftjrzglg- boa d 6 frihn I tn 4 Kle bc fllld 'low ai yi u U MATHEMATICS Miss May Aldridge. jack Rosenberg, and '24 H u newcomer Byron johnson are enlightening ' each other as they have us on the mysteries of higher mathematics. GEOGRAPHY SOCIAL SCIENCE Rena and Don seem to be having an argument as to which Our expert historians. Spencer Frink, Mott Nichols, and one is correct on a specific region asked to be located by jack Holden seem to be intensely interested in what Miss their instructor, Mr. Holden. Winifred Lant is pointing out in the magazine. -7 7Uega6ZZOafz,? ' ,70e?acZZOwz ' COOKING This is one of the culinary arts performed in Mrs. Varner's cooking class. Sherry must be testing the cookies to see if they are properly clone. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Charlene Varner. center, is serving coffee and dike to Miss Pauline Martin seated on her right and Mrs. Mabel Rogers seated to the left. These three women are our home economics instructors. t wiv on ENGLISH Our English instructors are gazing with envy at Mrs. L'lrici's shiny red apple. Reading from left to right. seated: Mrs. Dora lflrici, Miss Leah Robinson, Mrs. Beverly Pickett. Miss Josephine Stewart, Standing: Mrs. Eva Fuhr. Mrs. Katherine Ober, and Larry Dunham, SEWING Sharon, one of Mrs. Rogers' seamstresses, appears to be pleased with her dressmaking accomplishments. Q- Wogedm MZ! an 1 l'r . 3 .'f Jail -v 3 vlan K! v U i ...J - --WZ. TYPING MECHANICAL DRAVUING Typing is one of the most popular courses offered in Charles. a student in Mr. Sales' mechanical drawing class IHS. Connie is typing a husiness letter while Peggy is constructs with assurance a circle with his compass. applying the correct protedure of erasing an error, ISOOKKEEPING BUSINESS EDUCATION Fred is carefully re-thetking his addition to see that there are no errors. The picture helow was taken in one of Mrs. Goodnights bookkeeping classes. In the picture below ers, who are making our students. Left to van, Nonda Cheatem, are these efficient commercial teach- capable business men and women of right: Helen McFaclin, Wfilma Sulli- Maxine Bass. Eleanor Peak. 1 4 ww Wow 5 Mf'7,,,,,, EDU CAT KOS poxmmg.. VOCKYXOSS and DYJVEKS' Shown 'oehwv ks Leonard SANS. 6i'A'lU0i'- msmldmj out some kmexestkng, ina so Lewy Yonex. D990 5 Uarence Cowan. COE. Xnsuucior. C. G. WHWAWQ 30 Dean Divers' Ed. ,M Ruben Z M,-5 feadin red BI LAGF lnstrug Sgmcthi dumann' F5 and SPE B Hof, ng hun ftnch , udcgrid 155 D0 Mlflbus t Instruct ge' Latin. rmhb' BarrgltF?nCi5Cq?r!C Sfems to b ' PCcgh 000, S 1 C ' and M, Pafllgh ISS B695 H9 - 2-f :Y::gQ,,,,, . Q v 'Ls' . 1 ' 'Ez I Q., xw 5 .Q -fs-5 ? 'Q fi-V' K qu...- e' 4 5, ,MMI if ,o ,f':gyg, -M ,Lf - wf ' ' W 2 wif gf 1. f' Qfsff 9:1 an f 1 H QU 44 T, 3 , 5 . . k A lg- M '. ' 3 5 E., ' S1 , 7 I gli' ff J A Q T Q7 1 4 2 'V sw f .F ? ' 1 rxrfmgqs. JMR Mmm , 13 ,'5', 'x , nf 1 S - O B PETERS U Y, Q4'i'T4'4f5 f 55595939 y Ns. E Mm!!! gy!! K N ff? L- A 1-.-9 :ig 'fipf 5 ff S-fud e n+ Body 74a 2 za ew OFFICERS: joe Pendegraft, Presidentg Lynne Francis, Secretaryg Buddy Paul, Vice President. wi can Foreground: Buddy Paul, Judy Aldridge, Back row: joe Pendegraft, Mary jane Savatovic, Annetta Strong, Kay Francis, Dick Baker, Dean Tuggle, Mike Robertson, jim hioffet. Lynne Francis. Smdwzgwwd The Student Council is the backbone of the school. The council keeps the student body moving with ac- tivities and spark. It sponsors the Rose and Home- coming Dances and the rollicking Twirp Day. They were hosts to Springfield in an exchange assembly. They attended two student council conventions. There they learned the proper ways to conduct meetings. They also discussed different student council activi- ties. Under the able and expert advice of their spon- sor, Miss Thies, how could they go wrong? v i I - 1: lt sl In z xl - l 4 K I , F 2 5 i 1 l 2 . E fx ' 5 i 1 K 1 Q X Z ' 1 R 1 ' rf Y ' 'gw,3T : f 5. 3 5 W-fx Q W 1 5? Y L as 5 1 1 G- 5 A ,4..,,,Z,, 5 1,,f A , A A I ' , xg 532.3 1 A . i ' E -. X' V iff' f 7 , J A f ry h V.a' 5 I 1 f 3: --ala, W 4 'H-J A g Y: . 'A E f .f , A 7 , .MQ - 4 n I -W f - , , H N X I hh. - F ' I 1-fm, . . .fi-vqfsf VW , vp I P' ', . .J-LH.. X Jw ' t A fy Q fr f.4.,,.4 ABER, Lizorm ABIZRNATHY. DAN Soft-spoken attractixe- A Gentleman by ness. choice. General. Y-Teens. General. Home Economics Club. Secretarial Club, Home Room Officer. .,f' AKiN, PAT From gurgles to gig- glesf' Commercial. Y-Teens. Clerical Club, Seouhfw FRED ENGLISH Senior Clan Preridenl Fooibull Captain AI.I.l2N. Bon A mam of few w0relS. General. J Club, Hi- Y, Baseball. Football. Track. ROTC Military Staff. Aiiiix, D.-.Lis journalism is his goal. General. Spyglass Edi- tor. Diamoncl and Disc. SPQR. National Foren- sic League. Arufx, ilizaax' Hes usually quiet .intl shy but we all know he's an all arouncl guy. College. Key Club. Ever-Ready Rifle Team, Asicixs, Svsax She's innocent but worldly like a beauty spot next to a climplef' College, Cheerleader. Y-Teen Secretary, Jop- limo Queen. Homecom- ing Queen Attendant, FTA. ASPOAS, RIARY Music hath charm, College. Senior Choir. Triple Trio, Y-Teens Solo and Ensemble. ATxlNsoN, GARY I'll bide my time. General. Football. Club. Asi-im, DIXIIZ Neat sweet and hard to beat. Commercial, St. Cecilia Choir. Y-Teens, Red Cross. AVSTIN, LINDA A recipe for jollity. College, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Los Amigos. Spyglass Business Man- age-r. ASHFORD, Fitsus We learn to do by Llo- ing. Vocational. BAILY, GLORIA She's breezy fresh and fair. Commercial. Y-Teens, Secretarial Club, Drum Corps, FTA. Senior Choir. We folk Suze-w aa? ' 4443 We Study 34 Sendafw Thespians. junior Class man, Football, Track. Play. Football. LEO SCHRADER Senior Clary Vire Preridfnt T, BALIJXYIN, BILL BALL, Bunny BARLOVV, EDGAR He has all the bra- Eat, drink and be I-lopeful. cheerful and vera of jazz. merry for tomorrow busy. College. Spyglass, Los who kfWW5-H General, Chorus. Amigos, Vice Presi- General. Hi-Y, j ROTC. dent, Home Roomg Club, Class Day Chair- BASS, BISVERI-Y BIZELIER, JERRY BlZIfI.liR, LORIETTA BFI-I-, CLIFFORD A beauty with brains. Never a dull moment. Hlncessant chatter. HSOYFY. 8iflS. l'1C'S fak- Gencral, SPQR. FTA, General, j Club. General. Y-Teens. end' Pep Club, Y-Teens. Football. General, COE Club. BIZLI., DONAI.I3 Always up to some- thing. College, ROTC, Foot- ball, Hi-Y, 1 Club Los Amigos, Track Diamond and Disc. w a BERLLRW, Loxxigri, BISRNINGQ, Ric.HARn BLACK, JOY B1.AL'KAT, CHARLES A grin that gfowgj' All the qualifications A sweet unassuming Be good. do good, Vocationall of a good fellow. gal. and you will be hap. General- Commercial. Y-Teens, PY, Clerical Club. joplimo. VOCHUUUHI- 7062! Wad Zo Ze 4 7 -Daddy BLLZZARD, SUE Cute as a button. General, Y-Teens. Drum Corps. Band, Or chestra, Home Econom ics Club. 35 ,y- BOGNER, SUZANNE BOLTQN, BILUE She seems to typify A gift of gabj' the life of a.teen. General, Y-Teens, Pep nomic Club, Club. Cheerleader Sophomore Class retary. Set- General. Y-Teens, Eco- i 1 5. E' BOwiiiArs:, ANITA Her hair is her trowning glory. Comm Club. ercial, Secretarial Y-Teens. 'W' BOYD, BETTY Hard to heat. Bowxorox, Cloxrwiia BRieAzi2Ai.ia, B1i.i.x' A heart for exery- Cii'e.it oaks fruin li Commercial, Y-Teens. 'mul' lllflfm- 2-U'UV -I' Clerical Club, Senior College, Y-Teens, Pep General, Golf, For Choir, Secretarial Club, Club. ball, Basketball, St. Cecilia. ttle it- is... BRi2xx'izR, BILI. He goes his way. Vocational. Seauhfw HELEN HOOFNAGLE Sefzmr Clam Serremry BRIEXVER, VIOLIQT An athletif disposi- tion. Commercial, Y-Teens, Clerical Club, Pep Club, Dean of XX'om- en's Assistant. BRONYN, BARBARA BROXYN, BIQVERLY BROWN, PAT BIQRKHART, BETTY BURRESS, MARTHA L02lCleCl with Chiirmfi More than meets the just a bundle of hap- A quiet dignity. Soft-spoken. Commercial, Y-Teens. eye.. pmcsslu General, Home Eco- General, Home Eco- Pep Club, Red Cross, College, Y-Teens, Set- Commercial, Y-Teens, nomiqg Club, Y-Teens. nomies Club, Secretarial Club. retarial Club, FTA, St. Secretarial Club, Pep Cecilia. Club. e 704054 Wan 1144 36 Seaufou JOE PENDERGRAFT Student Cuuuril Preridenl Bumus, JIM BURTON, EARLINIQ A self-macle man. Nexer weary. ever Vocational . c hec-ry. Commercial. Secretari- al Practice, Pep Club, Band, Senior Choir. Y- Teens. Bi1TTi2RFliz1.iJ, Vicki The height of ambi- tion. College, Los Amigos French Club, Band, Orchestra. Drum Corps, Y-Teens. Bi7zzAR1m, A1.I.i2N Extremely major. College, Key Club, SPQR. Ever-Ready Ri- fle Team, ROTC. Boys' State, Diamond and Disc, Military Staff. Q'-7 qu... BYRD, SHIRLEY Cfxcgizizizs, DIQIQANNA CALIZNTINIS, Dfxizizizir. CAMPBELL, DAVY Bright C1'iSP. and dal- Una senorita bonitaf' Nature might stand He pedals lazily Zlingfl College. Los Amigos, UP and 535' t0 all the along-U College, Triple Trio, Spyglaeev FTA, Y- Wltfld-TMS is H miln-H General, Hi-Y, j Y-Teens, FTA, Sf:f1i0f Teens, Pep Club. Vocational. Club. Baseball, Foot- Choir, Girls' State. ball, Track. in 4Qnq, AL QS?- Cfxixipisiiri., CAR1.u'1.E, KAREN CARPENTER, EARL CARVER, BOBBY MARJKJRIIZ Friendly ancl like- Always drumming up Quiet. useful little Delightful company. able. a little fun. fellow, Commercial' Qmhcsffal Commercial, Y-Teens, General, ROTC. Avia- General. Band. ROTC. Drum Corps. Yffeengy Secretarial Club. tion Club. Track. Diamond and Disc, Senior Choir, Solo and Ensemble, Secretarial Club. CASH, CORIJA We know her by the noise she doesnt make. Commercial. Y-Teens. Secretarial Club. wwe wmwsaw ogg W, dm CASKEY, JOYCE A smile out loud. General. COE Club. CEARNAL, DON He loves a lassie. College. Rifle Team Commander, Hi-Y. Los Amigos. FTA. Ever- Ready Rifle Team. Dia- mond and Disc, Mili- tary Staff. CISLLNER, JIMMIE A boy both serious and gay. a friend to all throughout the day. College. Band. Orthes- tra. Diamond and Disc. ROTC Bowling Team. Seoufofw JIM NIOEFETT Cade! Colonel CHAPLIN, lNll'RPHY CHLELQK, BARBARA A real nice guy. Light of air and hair. General. College, Pep Club, jr. Class Play, Y-Teens. Aviation Club. Spy- glass. CHR1sT1ANsi5N, KIQNT Brown eyes have been the downfall of more men than one. College. Key Club Vice President. Band. Amigos. Diamond Disc, Football B. Military Staff. Los and CHRISTMAN, BILL Picked for the impor- tant jobs. College, joplimo Busi- Boys' Solo ness Manager, State, Key Club. and Ensemble Presi- dent, National Thes- Band plans, ROTC Diamond and Disc. a CHURCH, LARRY Every now and then he talks. Vocational. CHURCHVUELL, CLARK, GARY CLARK, JAMES CLEMENTS, JACK SANDRA HI HIWHYS manage to A swell guy and a Hopeful, cheerful and Ready for anything get bl'-H you may askg be it fun Vocational, or be it task. Club, Commercial, Y-Teens. true friend. Aviation Vocational. busy. General. Spyglass. COFFEY, RONALD A Rock of Gibraltar. General, joplimo, Key Club. Rifle Team, Dia- mond and Disc, Ever- Ready Rifle Team, President Coin Club. 0f70 amp 70e7'zef4!w4q4f4fz4lI 38 Seaubu Yi- Cooolx. CARI. Comiii, Hfxziir, Her friendship is Sweet. trustworthy worth having, and dependable. General. Commercial. Secretarial Club, Main Office Helper. BUDDY PAUL Lieutenant Colonel Student Council Vice Prettdent Coui. ROSEMARY voices are better one. Two than Commercial. Y-Teens, Pep Club, Clerical Club, Senior Choir. so Coruwcts, KAR1aN Cloivlx, CARl.lfNli Coxnovc, BOBBIQ COOKERLY, Her voice ig goft, her She is just a quiet A cheerful disposi- KENNETH temper sweet. kind whose nature nev- tion. Friendly to all who General! Y-Teens er varies. College' yffeemy cross his path, COE. General. Y-Teens. SPQR, Vocational, ROTC. Coopisa, VIRGINIA Trim and feminine with a jeweled touch all her own. Commercial, Secretarial Club. Y-Teens, Na- tional Thespians, 1 l Copumxo, Bos Coiiluirox, CHARLES Coxwix, Dmxn COWIEN, BARBARA COX. GARY As quiet as his smile. A real special guy. Hes liked by all. A Smile for all. Not too bashful and General, Football, Base- Vocational. General, Aviation Club. Commffsiilv Y-Teens. full of funll ball. Gavel and Quill, Clerical Club. College, Club, Hi- ROTC, Y, Basketball, Baseball. 5aZ70eYlDof? ' yddffdfld 39 CRIQSAP, C.-'YROLINF CRExY's. PAT Modern Goldilocl-cs. A little honey with a College. Y-Teens. Sec- lfif of Slmcrn retarial Club. Los Ami- Commercial. Drum mos. -'FT CQROALH, ixl,-XRILYN A serious outlookf Corps, Y-Teens. Thes- pians. Senior Choir. Pep Club. CRIsPIiI.I.. JI'oY Small but mighty mis- chievousf' College, Joplimo. Y- Teens, Pep Club. SPQR. FTA, Red Cross. CRO.-XLH. lNlARTl-IA Comfortably casual College, Orchestra. Sen- but 50 Ulfffff-H ior Choir. FTA. Y- Commercial, FTA, Pep Teens. Drum Corps. Club, Y-Teens. Secre- tarial Club, Spyglass. CROSS, JITANIF Everyone can't grow red hair. General. Y-Teens, Drum Corps, Pep Club, Senior Choir. Cuxmixs, ANNA JEAN She made the world a friendly place by show- ing it a friendly face. General, FTA, Future Nurses' Club, Y-Teens, Pep Club. St. Cecilia Choir. Senckvzc LYNNE FRANCIS Homecoming Queen Siudent Council Sefrelm CI'AnrIINs, LARRY Friendly and likable. Vocational, CERRIE, JOYCE Moclesty way, lights College. Pep Club, DAGLIZY, MARX' her A great fortune is hidden in her artistic- fingers. Teens. Dramatics Club, General, Joplimo. Y- Red Cross. 40 Teens. FTA, Pep Club, St. Cecilia Choir. DAILEH', JIM Girls - no riots, please! College, Hi-Y Presi- dent, 'Missouri Boys' State, Basketball, Base- ball, Club, Military Staff. DANIELS, RICHARD Cool, calm and col- lectedf' Vocational. DAVENPORT, JOHN As true as steel. General, ROTC, FTA, Diamond and Disc, Home Room Program Chairman. S Sendnc DONNA KITTS llofmrnry Cade! Colonel Cbeefleadff- DAVIS, Dox DAVIQ, JIMMIIE Dmxiis, DFLORIS EIeryhody's friend. He winks at trouble. O charming youth! General, General, Palette and Commercial, Future Brughl Ever-Ready Ri- NUISCSV Club, Y-TEENS, fle Team. Diamond and Pep Club. Disc. ROTC. ? Y-7' DEEM, NANCY DEINIASTFRQ, FRIED She's neat. kind, smiling evermore. She's traits. fl Illfl whom Weill al' Vocational. ways adore. General. Orchestra, Choir. FTA, Home Economics Club, Y- Teens. He has many good is 4Uv ,Lx Dll.XK'f7RTH, BlI.l.lE Doorix. CQHARIrs A regular buzzing XX'hy be in a hurry busy bee. General. Commercial. Clerical, Y-Teens. Pep Club. ?.. iz. il if DIENNIS, JIM DICKINSON, ROSE DILL, GERALD A lad with curly hair A sweet girl with A steady worker. goes through the day many a friend. General, palette and Wlflmllf 3 UWC-H Home Economics. Y- Brush. ROTC. General. Football, Hi- Teens, Y. Club, Track. -T A- Qt Q- C' DOI'Gl..AQ. RTARY SVI? DRAIQF, Roarnr She rates a sc-fond Nc -er hurry. ncwer look. xxorryf' Commercial. Clerical General. and Merchandising Club. Y-Teens, ,lop- limo. cn? Ziegfaeo Drxcax. CH,-XRIFS l'm xery fond of the company of girls. Commercial, Diamond and Disc, Football. Track. Palette and Brush. EAsI'IIL'IzN, Wnsox Ec,xI2R. GI.ORI.A EINsI2I.. DIANA I'm so young I have Mirth is her master. judge not her worth 3 Viiillf t0 l'l3lVH General. Y-Teens. Red bl' her Size-H General. Cross, Los Amigos, General, .Pep Club. Senior Choir. Clerical Club. Y-Teens. Saubu LANNY LEA E1 er-Ready C0mIIId!Id6I K ey Club Preridefzz liI.I.lS. Maiuox ExIIvIIfR'I', PAT ENoI.IsII. lfaiin THC UUYCSI liezhl ilml A true friend is fore Athletic, witty, and the sincerest heart. ever a friend. full of fun: he's made Q,L.m.mlA gm.gl.Iss. C,Cm.m1' pep Club' Pal, a friend of everyone. Vififefii Club. ette and Brush, Y- Commercial, Senior Teens. Class President, J IZARIQ.-in. MARII.vx Always a cheery word to greet you. Commercial, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Clerical Club. 42 Club, Hi-Y Club, Dia- mond and Disc, Foot- ball. EVARTS, VUAYNE Always a ready man. General, Ever - Ready Rifle Team, Aviation Club, Diamond' and Disc. FINIISY, WII,BI2RT Life's a joke and all things show it. General, Football, Bas- ketbal I, Band, ROTC Baseball. 70 FISCHIQR, GIEORCQIE Y'-rf' l A FISHER, BILL A very fine fellow A brave fellow with all the way. plenty of pluck. General, COE, Camera General. Club. EVIERITT, ANNA RIKTH Her words are few but chosen well. General, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Nurses' Club, Vice Presidentg Home Economics Club, Or- chestra. FISHIZR, JUNE Even though van- quished, she can argue still. General, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Red Cross. e ' 7Zh?caa1!a dteas Seoulvw . 03 ' 1 FORKNER, JACK FOSTER, MARII2 FOSTER, PATTY An Okay guy. Quiet but gay. Strictly everything Vocational, Commercial. Uife-H General. DON CEARNAL Rifle Team C07IIlIl.I7Id6V I FOSTER, SANDRA FRANCIS, LYNNE FRAZIIZR, CHARLOTTE FRAZIER, ROBERT FRITTS, EDVUARD Study in blonde. An all-around girl A bundle of good na- All the fun of life Often Seen. Sl'fld0m General, Yffcens, pep who radiates joyg her ture. is in him. heard. Club. only weakness is 2 fed- Commercial, Y-Teens, General. General, ROTC, Rifle haired b0Y- Secretarial Club, Band. Team. College, Student Coun- cil Secretary, Y-Teen President, Homecom' ing Queen, Orchestra, FTA, Drum Corps. F GALLOxw'Ax', jlvm' GAMRl.E, GARY GARY, DON GATES, DOLLIE GIBBS, SHlRl.EY Vim, rigor' and xi, Trouble troubles me, Sincerity is his chief Art is her fashion. Charming and sweet. fillityfl General. drawing card. Commercial, Y'T66nS. Commercial, Y-Teens, Vocational. Clerical Club Vice Commercial, Axiation Club. President. FTA. Pep Club, Palette and Brush. Secretarial Club. gdffdfl 70e7ce fffwdqc eddy Gmsox, LARRY WF? GII.MoRI2, DAVID Good nature and good lt's better to be small GIxIxI.INc9, LARRY A little nonsense now Saubu sense. Vocational. and shine than large and cast a shadow. General, Diamond and Disc, Ever-Ready Rifle Team, Coin and Stamp Club, Orchestra. and then is relished by the best of men. General, Rifle Team, Debate Team. Thes- pians. National ForenA sic League, Coin and Stamp Club. ROTC. BILL TAYLOR Band Major f?fXi GLAZE, TOM A comely latl with plenty of grit, for any storms or trials lIe's fit. General, ROTC Band, Basketball, Baseball. Football, Club. Boys' State. CiRfkHAM, NliVIl.l.IZ SIII2 Success is my aimf College. Y-Teens, SPQR, Drum Corps. Orchestra, Choir. GRIQISN, Mikie I like it-I like it.'A General, President Dra- matics Club, National Forensic Club, Rifle Team, Ever-Ready Rifle Team, Diamond and Disc. Spyglass. Military Staff. GRINIIIQN, VIRQII. Oh. quiet one. Vocational, ROTC. GINN, MIaRLIz A first rate person all the way. General, Football, Base- ball, Student Council Reporter. HABERLY, MARII.YN HAIJLIiX', Bos HADLEY, GERALDINE HAGGART, MARIORIIQ HAMMER, FRED Comes through every Golf is my specialty. A smile for all, a She lives her life for Dependable and dili- timef' General, --JH Club, Hi. frown for none. one love. gent. General, Senior Choir, Y. State' Golf Team, Commercial, Y-Teens. College, Orchestra, General. Y-Teens, Home Ecu- Red Cross. Drum Corps. nomics Club. fp W ff pp ff PFS If S ace ap, ace ance, can! 44 Senchfw l lARBOL'CiH, En H.-xnmg NTARCQIQIQIIA H.-umox, DARRELL Oh boy. what fun. Hut-'S 3 ligtlg girl 'likable ancl lots ViM1gi,,n,1l, with a smile that makes fun-U the bubble of life Vocational. worth while. General, Pep Club. Fu- ture Nurses' Club. JO ANN SHADE Drum M.ziw'efls HARU12, Doromgs Hasrmo, KAY Hfxsry, GORDON HMc:H15R, Hiuzniizr HENRY, jo VC'hat she thinks no- A cheerful temper. He always finds plen- Talent ancl personality I.ikable and lots of bocly knows. General, Drum Corps, ty of things to clof' make a wonderful com- fun. Commercial. Clerical Orchestra, Pep Club. Vocational. h'm'U n'n College, Y-Teens, FTA, Club. Y-Teens. FTA, Los College, FTA, Pep Secretarial Club, LOS Amigos. Secretarial. Club. Y-Teens, Thes- Amigos. pians. junior Class Play. Triple Trio. 9 HENSHAW, DON Hrxsox, TNIAYNARD Hnxsox, S1512 Hiaoox, ANNF Him., VUANDA No one knows his Hwvhzlfs the use of ulfnsurpassed athletic Pretty and gracious Gay, Ci1reffCC and ambition. worrying, therell be ability. with loxely smile. friendly too. Vocational, ROTC. greatumfn when Irm College. FTA, Y-Teens. College. Y-Teens, Los Commercial, Y-Teens gone' Senior Choir. Band. Amigos. Pep Club. Secretarial Club. General, ROTC. Thespians. St. Cecilia Choir. ' 4646 5464464 40: 45 HiLi.1-ioirsii, SAM HiNiz, VIZRN HIRSHEH', J. D. Blushing is a special- Radio is his forte. He has a quiet settled YY-H General. Radio and W-ll'-H Sencivw General, ROTC, Foot- Television Club. Red Vocational. COE Club. ball B Team. Cross. Spyglass. ROTC, Debate. JUDY NEVUIVIAN japlima Co-Edilor HooFN.-icuii, HlEl.EN Shes got a magic that swans time and dis- l tance. Commercial, Secretarial Club Secretary, Y- Teens Treasurer. Sen- ior Class Secretary. FTA. Pep Club Secre- tary. HOPKINS, LORRAINIE HORN, HAR1,15y Shes rw bigjltl' flldfl ls he a student? No. a shortie glow. hes an encyclopedia. Commercial, Secretarial General. Aviation Club, Club, Pep Club. Y- RQTC. Teens. HORNlfR, DON A carload of ambi- tions. General. Key Club, Na- tional Thespians, Ever- Ready Rifle Team. Dia- mond and Disc, Bowl- ing Team, ROTC, Mil- itary Staff. HORNICK, EILIEIEN A mind that manipu- lates. General. HOSP. PEGGY HosP, Taibiia HoL:sroN, BOB The wry CSSCFICC of Angel Face, He's just one of us. Swffffifss and gentle' Commercial, Triple Vocational. new Trio, Y-Teens, Clerical General. Thespians. Or- Club, Senior Choir. chestra, Drum Corps. Y-Teens. 46 HOWARD, IMOGENI3 Bright and spicy is she. Commercial, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Clerical Club. Ht'Nr, DUANE All the world's a stage. General, National For- ensic League. National Thespians, Boys' State Debate, Diamond and Disc. Staff Member, junior Class Play. ' mad? ' Weave? Seaukvw LEE W'll.l.lALfS joplimo Cu-Edilm' Cheerlmder HYMIZR, Dixui Ikvlxr, Lixim jmxsrax, BARIMRA Guy .md witty with HR.lkll.ll'lIll' .tlixt-f' You l-mow l1cr for plenty of spunkf' QL.nL.mlQ Y-1-Wm shes .1 tlc.1r. Coinmertml. FTA, Pep Cluln, Cummertial. Sctretarial Club. JAY, DON UA steady go-getter with a grin that grows. General. Band. Bowl- ing. ROTC. Intramural Basketball. General. Ever-Ready Ri- fle- Team. Aviation Club, ROTC, Bowling League. Diamond and Disc, Color Guard. JOHNSON, Doxxa jorixsox. PHx'1.i.is Desir.1bly quiet, Soft-spoken .ittr.1rtixe- General, Future Nurses new-3 ldsfmfl Ch-'fm Club, Y-Teens. Pep Commertial. Y-Teens. Club, Band. Clerical Club. 70e7ze Oat an ncaa 'lIZFFIfRIES, CLYDE iliaxiclxs. DALE JOHNSON. CAROIXN JOHNSON, DON It tdkeg 3 tiill mlm to 1'm in nt, hu,-fy, Quiet and homelike. A good fellow and know whats going on General B mi R0'I'C College Y-Teens Pew lub uf fund. . ,, - -1 - - - - l In Ihv Wfffld. Club. Los Amigos. Sen- General. ior Choir, FTA, IOHNNTUN, PAT ,lONl x BRi'ri Her feet ILZNI flx sn VA llk-llwlk ill-13' does her tongue. Cienexil, lT'.er-Roitlx Ri- Ci,,,1,,5HL,J1. Y.TMn,. tle Cl-Lkllll. ienior Clioir. PTA. Pct- Club, sum. ROTC. IMS' Dftwblc t.1r1.1l Clulw, Cilee Cluli Efwffilvlf Ortlfiestm I4 . 'loxi X. DARIINI A sweet retiring nun- nerf C,ommcrti.1l, YvTeens, Clerital Club, Red Cross. ,wx 'ff' joxtas, JERRY jt't.tAN. SAxlwm 'It'xt,tp Duxrf 'Xucr .1 tlull mu- Rudy .ilxuttx In tl- 'Sluw pretty tn milk ment. ltcr but. with .mtl xtitty In t.tIl-c Vut.1tion.1l. Curnmc-tti.1l. St. CCkll1.l With Clwir, Y-Tcctlx. Pm? Cullcgca St. C.utli.t. Seadna Club. Sctrct.m.1l Club Senior Clturrr PTA. Y- Tccnx. Drum Corps BILL CHRISTMAN jfffflnzzfr Butimu 1ll.1U,IE KAY. limttmtu K1.1'1'1R, Sryty Krrrr rt, Gt R.-XIII Kt't.l.w. Gmw K1-3r.t.x', Trim 'Nt-At. NNKCCI -in-l Pl' Yuu urn mmr tall -lHtlXL' xnu llC.lI'Ll tlus Sure tu bc tltc but Stl1tml xnxx mount tu tits, what xhdll tln ns.-xtf unc! l-:intl of tntlf bc fun nntl I intcntl tu Cunuucrtml. in-trct.1r1.tl Ctmllt-gc, FTA. Pnl' Cicncml. Ritlc 'l4c.1ut. Cicncml. Fld fhf mfm Ut lt' Club. Scniur Cllwir. St Club. Y.TuAm. I-.tt Atlkmun Club, ROTC. Vutgttiunal. CCklll.l, PCP Club. Y- Arnigtmr Spyglmy. Teens. Ktixxy, Bl.-RRG.-XRFT' Kritzx. Rtixet A brimful uf nvcct- 'Shqk ,rs likrrblg ,re new. ltmolcabltf' Cnllcgs. St. Cctilm. Gencml. xrrpl-L't'DS, Clct, FTAA Y-Teens. Palette ital Club. Student an-tl Brush. Pep Club. Cnuntil Reptcwntatixc. 48 Ktxt.. Nl.-XRSH.-X AS busy .ti .1 but-f' Y-Tc-cm. .lttplituty Pep Club. Clcritdl Club FTA. Su rt-t.ttl.1l Club Bmtl. Krxc,NtwRnL't,H. PAH. XY'bun lmc .mtl tlutt tl.1ib let duty go to sm.1sh. College. Football. Hi- Y. Key Club. Track. Club. ROTC. Kmirt. Primm' Sugar .mtl spite and ucrything nite. Cuntmcrtialr Y-Teens. Pep Club. Clerical Club. We S '26 4 '4 D S Krms, Doxyq KI IMPTA CARUI. Kl,lM,MAN, EVA 'Nutr In J hmm Al' 'A hill Hngur 'Quut .m.l Nlmy lm! 'WU l-HK '- C,mmmn1.1l, Y-'licml 'lllmlx Mlm! C-v111rm'n1.1l, Y-'ll-um, gLtI'L'I.lfl.ll Clulr Psp c 'm'l7U'L'-ll Hvnumrv Cddct Colm- Clulw. mfl. f,l1ccr'lr.uln1'. Pup Clulv. Stullcnt Cuumnl. SVSAN ASKINS jujvllmff Qmwz Cfn 4 fluids:- 15 ' KfJH1.H', li,-ml Krmrrm 1, JAMI X KVNU. flI.l,'I'.-X Ll .-x, I.,-mm I.: M.-xvrlk, PAT Hlfll1L'ly' xxwuglmt Llmr- An All-Armlrigan 'l'l1L- lim-st .mll tlu' 'llf lmx xungw un lux Shell lx' .1 frxuml ex .lift'F.H xhlmllwy H.u'r11ut lu'.u't ' fl-cr. cry ll.ly. Cicnuml, limxlxng Cicnn-ml. lflmtlmll. C.mnrnc1u.1l, Y-'ll-nm, q,4vm,.,l4 KU fqlulj fililllllltlnlilll Surctnrxd 'lAL'Alll1. ROTC. l' Cfluhu Dm, icnmr Llmxr, Drum lflulllyngh Eu-,.RL-,ull Club, Pup Cllulv. munll ,mal Din. lf.lNliL'I- fi VlW- SL'U'l'lfl'l-ll fllllh Rlfln Tmm f,4lmm.m.l- l7-ill, PCP Club' 5? fffklll-' cr. 'l'huV1.1nx. ,luniur Clwlfl C,l.1ss Play, Di.1mUn.l and Dm. -lwplimrw. Military Staff, i 5 , V ,. A L1 MMR. pri,-,A 141-wx-Nffx, NIIKI I,rxm:x'. l.lNlD.-X I.ur.c,.x:xx. lmrl Lorna, .l.XNl 'I'hy Jn uf xtullyinil T- ' 'Aff1.1m4m, ,f,l ' lfur ln-r nmnx rxxnnllx f.l1.iI'lIHDjg .mf gland' Hun- l'VllI l.lmlf1.lI- lux lg-it xv Q' fur :hy rw.. QKHL.,-A1 ffM.I-,Rkmly RI' xlm ll .ilxmyx him-.' n.ntmL.l mgf WVU! l flc 'l'L.l:t' Rfllf Dm' ff-fumm1x1.1l. Nt f.u1lx.a lnmml Cycmml Y-'lumx Vm.1r1-ln.4l CXJI5 Cllllw rtwnll ,lnlf Dm. Allll' f,ll1llI', NL-1rL'I.1rl.il f.lL:l'W mm Nuff C,lL-r1.,1l Clulw Y-'lunx 706 lze ' and on Zeam . 49 LOHR, ROBERT LONG, HARRY LONG, SY1.v1A Crazy said red. As good as they Quiet, sweet, and stu- College, Ever-Ready Ri- Come-H di0U5-H fle Team, Los Amigos. Vocational. Commercial, Secretarial Red Cross. Diamond Club, Y-Teens. Saubu and Disc. Military Staff. DALE ALLEN Spjglarf Co-Edilm' LUCAS, MARX' LUGINBILI., ANN LUKE, DOROTHY l'N'lANLlEY, JIM She goes her merry A maid of cheerful Actions speak louder It'5 nice to be me, Way. yesterdays and confi- than words. Gent-ral, RQTC. College, Pep Club, Y- dent f0m0fl'0WS-V' General. Future TCCDS, Home ECOHOIN- Commercial, Secretarial Nurses, Pep Club, Y- ics Club. Club. Y-Teens, Pep Teens, St. Cecilia Club. Choir, Palette and Brush. 'Z' MARTIN, GLENNA You can tell her by the noise she doesn't make. Commercial, Y-Teens, Pep Club. Secretarial Club. MARTIN, jumf So grand and grown up. Commercial, Y-Teens, Secretarial Club, Thes- pians. 50 V2 MARTIN, NANCY Pep-she must eat it for breakfast. College, Senior Choir, Drum Corps, Los Ami- gos, FTA, Y-Teens, Orchestra. MARTIN, SANDRA Twinkles with that special magic. General, Drum Corps, Y-Teens, Band, Senior Choir. MAssEY, BURNARD Always good for a laugh. General, ROTC, Dia- mond and Disc. MASSEX', KENNETH Whatever he does is done with ease. Vocational. f-fcsaubz ' 70e7ce6wz'4e new Sauna MALLLLR, CAROLXN The warmth of genial tourtesyf' retarial Club. l DANNY PYLES Sf7j,2f.l1 1' Cu-Edllqr General. Y-Teens, Fu- ture Nurses Club. Sec- Mfu'PiN, RoNN1E Steady stalwart staunth and studiousf General, Key Cluh. Military Staff, Boys State. Club, Foot hall. Baslcethall. Tratk 3 MCAFEEE, CATHERINE A friendly heart. Commereial. Clerical and Merchandising Cluh. if ps MCCLURE, BETTY MrgCrmMAcK, CAROL MQCRISA, jun' MCQCRIEA, LINDA lVlCCUl.I.Ol'CiH, JOHN Brilli.mtly alixef' My thoughts are my 1N1i5Ql1lL-f in 3 dim- Small, hut my what He blows a wicked General' St' Cecilia companions. plc, a big personality. hlastf' Choir, Palette and General, Y-Teens, Qommcn-jaly Yifeensq Commercial, Setretarial College, Band, Orches- Brush. FTA, Los Amigos, Pep Seffetarlal Club, Pep Cluh. Y-Teens, tra, ROTC, Student Club. Club. Dance Band. Q X -rx 'bs fyx F.. 3 lNlCl:ARl.ANIl, Mr,GlNNls, K.ATHX' MCGUYNE, lflexil- lXlCCil'lRl., iN'l0NA Mr,KiNi.i-.xg ,lANlfl l'lCQl'f No relation to Smiling, the-erful. hay- Pepper for any party, Ulfffitic-my is her mot- Hsumlllnf bflilhl-1 -l'll l'm'li VY Jnkl K-157' General, Setretarial mo' College, Y.Tg-eng, Log Cnmmefrial. Yffgcnsl Commercial. Clerital Club. Y-Teens, Pep General, 5PQR, Or- Amigos. Clerital Club, and Merthantlising Club. Class Day Com- thestra, Senior Choir, Cluh. FTA, Pep Cluh, mittee. Snowball Queen. on7044ZZ mdwkwwga Sl MCLAUGHLIN, BILL A good-natured boy without any show. Vocational. MEInc3AI.L', MI-:RLIf Me minus work--oh Bright crisp .Ind t paradise Y fue' b MCNIEII., BILL I am the master of my fate. General. Key Club. Hi- Y, Bowling League. Diamond and Dist. Camera Club. Ever- Ready Rifle Team, Mil- itary Staff. E-2' ...fi IWIIII-R, LINDA zlingf' LIL' General. Football. General, Cheerleader. Track. Club. Base- Y-'l'w1S. 5l'I'I-Ylllwa ball, Q '--'sr NICQVILLIEN, GIENIZ No duty could eier task him. General. COE Club. Sauna LINDA AUSTIN Sftpgfm I BIIIIIIKII M,m.1gev MILI.s, Timm' In luxe with lixingf General. Debate Team. Dramatics Club Treas- urer, National Forensic Club Sec retary, X lNIlTt.HIiLI., Dox Our farmer boy. College, Los Amigos. I IVIITCHIELI., IVIARLIA There ncxer was .I sweeter smile, Commercial, Joplimo, Y-Teens. Secretarial Club. MITCHELL, Rmroxa Quiet and timid Olli- wardlyf' Commercial. 52 MOFFATT, Nfxxcx' Your work is noble work, MOFFIZT, CAROLYN Ready to go. Commercial, Chorus. Commercial. FTA, Y- Secretarial Club. Teens. Pep Club. Sec- retarial Club. Morrrrr, JIM A gentleman from sole to crown. College. Cadet Colonel. Ever-Ready Rifle Team, Rifle Team, Student Council, Los Amigos President, Diamond and Disc. MONTGOMERY, MARIAN Her smile is delight- ful. General. Y-Teens, FTA, Secretarial Club. Camera Club, Class Day Committee. ' fw70afu6madD 'ze an Senckvw BOB HADLEY Smile Goff Cl7II771f7ffJlI MOORIZ. TISRRY Quiet, merry and mu sicalf' College, Solo and En- semble. SPQR. Choir, Diamond and Disc ROTC, NIORGAN, MARX' Always Mary, always merry. College. Band, Orches- tra, Los Amigos. FTA. Y-Teens. MORRIS, FRIEIDA Shell lend a hand when you're in need. Commercial, Y-Teens, Clerical and Merchan- dising Club. MOIIIIY, MARILYN Quiet and steady. General. COE Club, Y-Teens. St. Cecilia Choir. MOITTI-IY, MARX' Quiet and unassum- ing. Commercial. Y-Teens. Secretarial Club. Pep Club. Red Cross. MH'lfRS, Bun Ex-er so smooth. General, COE Club. NIEW'BlERRX', BOB Hes as jolly a fellow as one ever met. General, J Club, Stu- dent Manager. 1 Bas- ketball, 2 Football, 3 Baseball. NEWCOMB, LYNN Quiet, modest. per fectly true. She is more, too. College, Y-Teens, Pep Club, FTA, junior Class Play, SPQR. L NIswIxIAx, jiim' NICKLI5, BILL NORMAN, ALLIQN Nl'TTI.IE, BILL O'BRlliN, NORBIA lt's nice to be nat- A kind of a fellow Me. myself and I. A whiz with figures. XVarm-hearted. Ufal-H WC all likf to know-H General, Key Club. General. Military Staff. College. Y-Teens. Pep College. joplimo Co- General. ROTC. Ever- Ever-Ready Rifle Team. ROTC. Club. Los Amigos. Editor. Girls' State, Y- Ready Rifle Team. ETA. Vice PrCSidCr1I. Teens. Los Amigos. Thespians, Diamond Hi-Y. Diamond and FTA. Thespians, junior and Disc Disc. Military Staff. Class Play. ge 441 fww 53 O'DANlIiI., 'IOYC12 OBIERI.lZCHNl2R, BOB Light hearted and Surely slow. slowly plenty of fun. Commercial. Pep Club, Y-Teens. Secretarial Club. sure. Vocational. OWIQN, MARY' BETH Ready to do and dare. Commercial, Pep Club, Secretarial Club, Y- Teens. Sauna JIM DAILEY Hi-Y Praridwzl PARLNT. STANLEY A subtle humor. College. Los Amigos. PARRISH, CLAYTON Comes through exery time. Vocational, COE Club. PATTi5RsON, NANCIX' Her friendship is worth a million dol- larsf' College. Solo and En- semble, Y-Teens, FTA. SPQR, Pep Club. Drum Corps. PAUL, BUDDY Little man with big ideas. Commercial, Lieutenant Colonel. Student Coun- cil Vice President. Key Club, Hi-Y, Diamond and Disc, Ever-Ready Rifle Team. PAYNE, jiim' A bell ringer. General, Y-Teens, Choir, Pep Club glass, Ensembles. Pl PEARSON, jo ANN Ready for her task just any day. General. Orchestra. 54 PIENDLQRORAFT, joii As boss of the stu- dent council he never shirked, no one can say he never worked. College, Student Coun- cil President, Key Club Governor, Band, Orchestra. Senior Choir. Diamond and Disc, PENDLETON, ANNE Come what may she's the same good sport every day. General, Y-Teens. in YI? PERRY, JOHN PHILLIPS, HILLARID Steadfast throughout. Cut-up at the ke General, Ever-Ready Ri- board- fle Team, Diamond and College. Los Amigos Disc. ROTC. We aagdatfakeeav Wm Seubfw MIKE ROBERTSON Htl Cfub Prefiderzl PICKIZTT, ANN PIERCE, JAMES PITTS, BURYL I-Igppyq Snappy and tl10Llgl1i is XK'Ol'lC NAU 3ll'3f0UnCl full of pep. I'm tired. guy. Commercial, Y-Teens, General. COE Club. General. COE Club Secretarial Club. Pep Hi-Y, LOS Amigos, Club. E' Posr, ELEANOR Small package, pre- cious bundle. College, Senior Choir, Orchestra. French Club. Y-Teens, FTA. Drum Corps. PRICE, HOMER PRICE, MARY Friendliness is an as Sunny as the skies. Sd-H General. Vocational. PRIGMORE, JACK Flashing eyes, wavy hair, carefree ways and debonairf' College, Band, Hi-Y, Club, Football, Diamond and Disc, Track. PROVINS, CALVIN Energetic and enthusi astic. General. PCCKETT, FRED Pu'I.Es, DANNY RENIKER, RICHARD RHINES, I-O15 Hg'5 3 pfigqmqr of He will go far. Always friendly just Nlf Silence is golden l0Wff-H College. Military Staff. fhe Same-H fhfn She must be rich , Gene,-al, CCE Club. Los Amigos. Spyglass Vocational. GCUCFHI. PCP Club, Sf- Co-Editor, Diamond Cecilia Choir. and Disc, ROTC. Wwe ' Sa We pddd RINKIZL, VALRIE Friendly smile and pleasant way. Commercial, Y-Teens, Pep Club. Clerical and Merchandising Club, 55 ROAM. TXT.-KNCY ROBLRTS, Ross ROBERTSON. Miki? More fun than any- Strong will. subtle Capable of greatnessf bfldl '-l' THU- and Wff IUHUUWR-U College. Football, Bas- Commercial, Y-Teens. College. Football. Golf. ketball. Track, Student Pep Club. Vloplimo. Club. ROTC. Cwumil. Club. Hi' Secretarial Cl uh. Y. Military Staff. Sascha Q 'E' STQZANNE SINIITH Pep C1115 Prerideul r' Ronmsox, DIfl.ANl7 Demure aml sweet, Home Etonomics. Roiasox. jim A click of a t.imei'.i. gi wink of an eye. General. Bowling Team. Band. vloplimo, Key Club. Diamontl and Disc. Camera Club. RODARMIT, jLfi.ii2 A simple sincerityf General. Y-Teens. Los Amigos. FTA. Senior Choir. ROGERS, j12RRY Cokes, women ancl song. College. Club. Hi- Y. Basketball Manager. Football Manager, Track Manager. Boys' State. ROLLEG, LARRY An unassuming and friendly guy. General, Baseball. Club. 35? ROUSE, MORRIS A rare guy who knows his own mind. Vocational. 56 Rorriiznoig, JUDY RLfssi2LL, jAN1s Simplicity is her fore- Gentlest of heart and most charm. manner. Commercial, Y-Teens. Commercial. Y-Teens, Pep Club. Secretarial Clerical Club. Club. RUSSELL, Louise just a very sweet girl. General, Writers' Club, Spyglass, Y-Teens. RYAN, GARY Liked by all who know him. College. Ever-Ready Ri- fle Team, joplimo. Key Club, Diamond and Disc, ROTC. Military Staff. 441414 .dwtdm Saubu SUZANNE BOGNER Cf7eei'le.1der SALYIQRS, LARRY SALZER, DOROTHY SAMS, CAROLYN Strike up the band. The victim of lOve, NiCe to be near. General, Band. Orches- and H3 bill' named Commercial, Nurses tm. Key Club, ROTC, Freda Club. Y-Teens. Drum Major. Student College, Y-Teens, Sen- Dance Band, ior Choir. SANDERS, SALLY Quiet and a cyclone. General, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Home Economics Club. YY' SCQHAPIER, LAIQRALOL' SCHATZMAN, TRt'oY SCHNEICHERT, SCHRADER, LEO Observe that pep. No relation to gloom. DAVID The reason girls go College, Orchestra, SO' General, COE, Y- HT00 I-Zffaf for WON-l5 to football gamesjl lo and Ensemble, Y- Teens. -W'h0'S talking? College, Military Staff, Teens, FTA, Triple General, Hi-Y, Club, Track, Trio, Los Amigos. Class Officer, Boys' State. SCOTT, AUDREY She has a style, a touch, a real live excite- ment all her own. General, Y-Teens. 8 ' W f SCOTT, PAT SCOTT, TIZEKIZIELA SEOER, JERRY SEVERN, FRisno113 Radiant complexion. 'bubbling over with I'm not lazy, I'm just D0n't speed around glistening hair, fun anil happiness. saving my energy. me. College, Y-Teens, Sen- C0llL'f1C. FTA. L05 Ami- General, Aviation Club, Vocational. illf Choir, Junior Clggg goi. PCP Club. Y-TCCHS, FTA, Junior Cl3SS Play Play. Dramatics Club, Cl1Ufl1SA ROTC. National Thespians. edu 7406t6d!0602 can 57 SHAIuIa, jo ANNI3 SHARON, SHIRI.Iax' SHIaRxx'ooIi, NOLAN VI-'ke Umflll 'flffYb0dY Theres an air of Tal-ce care of me. likes hffr freshness about her. Good men are rare. General' Yxreensy General. Y-Teens, General, Hi-Y. Seauind Drum Maqorette, Solo and Ensemble, Band, Crchestra. Senior Choir. SHIZPHIZRIH, ToM SIMON, CARROI. Sincerity is his watch- jovial with Ll sense word. of humor. College, Boys' State, V0C41Ii0D21l. SPQR. Thespians, jun- ior Class Play.. SMITH, ARON Man's fancy lightly turns. College. Football, Dia- mond and Disc, Science Club, Debate. MONA MCGUIRE Sfzoufmll Queen X T--v SMITH, DIZLORES A bubble of radi' ance. College, Spyglass, Y- Teens, Pep Club, Los Amigos, Home Room Secretary. SMITH, ELIZABETH A willing way. General, Y-Teens, For- ensic League. Senior Choir, Dramatics Club, COE Club. SMITH, LONNIIS SMITH, STIQPHIQN A man of silent Studious. sunny and thought. lots of fun. General. Base-ball. Los Vocational Amigos. 58 SMITH, SLYZANNIZ A loyal companion. an excellent friend, an earnest worker, true to the end. College, Pep Club Pres- ident, Y-Teens, Senior Choir. SPEAK, DONNA Bright and spry is she. General, Y-Teens. Nurses Club, Pep Club. Secretarial Club, Home- room Secretary. We Do 774445- 'ZKA4 SPEISR, RONALD Quiet and conserva tive. General, COE Club. I Q ca ai. Sauna AL'DREY SCOTT Baiketball Queen SPRRRY, SHIRLEY STARKXVEATHER, STEEN, MARX'lN Her dignity equals JERRY XVimin-aw-I give her knowledge, A Sgady reliable pal. them alll 8 l'l1'C'ak. Commercial. General. Club. General, Ever-Ready Ri- fle Team. COE Club ROTC. STEINBERG, STEVENSON, Roy CHARLOTTE Did you ever see a She is wise who talks dream Walking. but lifflf-H General, Palette and Commercial. Clerical Brush. and Merchandising Club, Pep Club. Y- Teens. STINNETT, MAX And he's a jolly good fellow, Commercial, Aviation Club, Ever-Ready Rifle Team, Diamond and Disc. STOCKTON, LEON STRATTON, Let others do the la- KENNETH boring and I'll do the Quiet and shy - yes rest. at all times. College, Ever-Ready Ri- College. fle Team, Rifle Team, Los Amigos. Diamond and Disc, Military Staff. STRONG, ANNETTA Her own sweet self- not a carbon copy. College, joplimo, Stu- dent Council. Senior Choir. Drum Corps, Y- Teens, Clerical Club, Pep Club. SWINEHART, SUE TALARSKI, JOSEPH TATUM, LINDA Out of school life in- A grand fellow in ev- Traffic stopper. YO life School. ffl' WHY-ll College. Los Amigos, Commercial, Y-Teens. General, COE Club. Y'Tffn5- FTA. PCP Clerical Club. Club- ck ' 70e'ze TAYLOR, Bm. Has more talent than many a prince. College, Orchestra. Band, Bowling Team. Boys' State. Key Club. Diamond and Disc. So- lo and Ensemble. Mili- tary Staff. 59 TEDDER, jum' TENIIAI, MARK THOIxIPsoN, FRANK Light, fresh. and cas- I-le's devoted to his He has many name- ual. cause-medicine. less virtues. College, Y-Teens, S0lO College, FTA, ROTC. General. Football, and Ensemble, Drum Track, Seadou Corps, Band, Choir. L. tr BUDDY BALL Clan Day Clmirmmz THOMPSON, KAY THOMPSON, MX'RNA THOMPSON, RAYMA THORNTON, ALBERT TINGLE, DIXIE Golden hair and gold- Most likely to please She has 3 twinkle in Occasionally seen but A bustle down the en voice. everybody. her eye, Seldom heard. hallway. General, COE Club. General, Y-Teens. General, Y-Teeng, Pep Vocational. General, Y-Teens. Club. Q. Ms. TOWNSENIJ, ROBERT TRIDLE, MARION TUBES, MAX TRIPP, JOYCE He is wise who talks Rhythm on the run. Art is his nature. She's ever so sweet lmle- College, Los Amigos, General, Spyglass, and twlfe 35 neat-H General, ROTC, French Band, ROTC. ROTC, Palette and General, Y-Teens, FTA, Club. Brush. Dramatics Club, Senior 60 Choir. TURNER, BOB 'Dem bones, 'dem bones, dem dry bones. College, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Band, H-Y, J Club. 6444706216 cfaedcke ' College, joplimo, ior Class Play, tional Thespians, Dia- mond and Disc, matics Club, Ready Rifle Team. Senckvw MARY DAGLEY Ar! Srholarlfc Keg Auurd Karlmi C111 Af! Sfbn1.1ri'fJ1jr TURNER, STEVE XYIALKER, BOB WALKER, VIZLMA As quiet as his lf I were the only She pleases all. smile. boy in the world-oh Commercial, Yffeensv Vqyqgtjfyngl, bfothef-H Pep Club, Clerical General, J Club, Club President. Football, Basketball, Baseball. i WALLACE, GENE Simply super. jun- Na- Dra- Ever- WARTT, JAMES Strictly between us, he's swell. College, Ever-Ready Ri- fle Team, Rifle Team, Diamond and Disc, Aviation Club, WATsoN, ROBERTA Quiet, modest and of sterling quality. WATTS, LEON Liked by an. Vocational. Commercial. Clerical and Merchandising Club, Pep Club, Y- Teens. WEAVER, HARRY Teachers just don't appreciate me. General, ROTC, Mili- tary Staff, Diamond and Disc, Ever-Ready Rifle Team. WEBB, ANN Beware those eyes. College. Pep Club. FTA. Y-Teens, Orches- tra, Drum Corps, Sen- ior Choir. SPQR. WIZBB, PAUL The mighty man for a drag race. General, COE Club. faZ7Zamaoaan WELSH, CHERREL The loxeliest and the best. General. SPQR, Drum Corps, Y-Teens, Or- chestra, Home Room Secretary. XVEST, JAMES Never a dull mo- ment. Vocational. XXfEsToN, JUDY Beauty is just the be- ginningf' Commercial, Y-Teens. FTA, Pep Club, Cleri- cal Club. Senior Choir, Triple Trio, Drum Corps. bl WIISIYA, BILL Wrcxs, MELVA WII.KINs, KIZNNX' WILLIAMS, LEE In love with rest. Contented and care- He lands Al mighty Clevcr, cute and clas- College. Band. Los free-H l'Unfh'n SY' Amigos, French Club. Commercial. FTA. Y-General. ul Club. College. ,loplimo Co- Camera Club. Spyglass.Teens, Clerical Club, Football. Boys' State. St. Cecilia. Pep Club. Editor, Cheerleader. Homecoming Queen At- tendant. junior Class Play. FTA. Y-Teens. WILLIQY, PATRICIA No wonder teachers hair turns gray. l chat- ter. chatter all the day '. College. Y-Teens. Home Ftonomics Club. Pep Club. Band. WII.sON, KAY Glamor on the job' Commercial, Y-Teens Secretarial Club Secre tary. Triple Trio. Sen ior Choir. Spyglass Pep Club. Band. WILSON, RAY WILSON. RI5I3I3Cfj,t WIMSIQTT. RONALIY WRIGHT, SHIRLEY WYBLI3, MARY LOU YORK, JIM Red-hot and cool. Born for success. USCCIUS quiet and df!-Z' 'iFflfndlY 35 3 hon' HRe3llY fongenlal-H UA l0llY fellow Whff' General, Hi-Y. J General. nififdf' dal'-H Commercial. Pep Club, Her he 8065-H Club. Football. College. Diamond and General. Y-Teens. Secretarial Club, Cler- College, J Club. Disc. Boys' State. Ever- ical Club, Y-Teens. Football. ROTC. Ready Rifle Team. ROTC. YOFNG, CAROL Quiet, quiet. Commercial. 62 . , f 8, . f P' I al ALEXANDER, LINDA NILES, RONNIE b0rmy gligpqygjfignf' AlWL1yS Ch66I'fl.ll dflcl liked by all. By a special telephone inter-communications system. Ronnie and Linda, who are unable to attend school. recite and ask questions just as though they were in the class room. Linda is enrolled in English. journalism. plane geometry. and senior math. Ronnie is enrolled in English. history. and math. Seaewteeweze MOST VYRSATILF Harrlct Hatcher on Penderbraft I BFST NATDRED Suzanne Bogner Fred Fngllsh W' ,X 63 MOST COURTFOUS Helen I-Ioofnagle 'hm Moffett 74aoute -1 -I 64 MOST SOPHISTICATI D Velma XX'alker Mike Robertson FRIENDLIEST Lee XVilliams Buddy Paul 9 MOST SINCERE Susan ASI-:ms Leo Schrader SHAKERATTXE IXN R015- --'-7 N 7 fX f QQ -1' QQW 2? ff! ,F Vx 105 VARNERS JAZZ BUSTERS Preridezzl, Jack Golden First row: Mary Ames, Janice Boucher. Gloria Ellis. Genevieve Cope, Beverly Stanley, Patty Price, Patty Fannan, Ra- mona Cummins, Sandra Rawlings, Ella Goodin. Second row: Forest Luke, Den- nis Gullette, Dollie Golden. Mary XX'il- coxson, Brenda XX'agner. Janice Gar- nett, Donna Smith, Vicki Robinson, Murray Lorenzen. Third row: George Boyd, Jerry Turner, Bruce Drennan, Charles Clay, Carl Smith, Don Tru- man, Gerald Smith, Ralph Jacobs. Fourth row: Ronald Baker, James Dunn, Robert Smith, Jim Bowman. Jack Golden. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President George Payne and Vice President Jack Lem- mons show their gunmanship, while demure and petit Betty Terry, Secretary, and Timothy Teddy Bear smiling- ly look on. Mlrci-iELL's J WILD HEPSTERS Pferidenz, Ronald Dalby First row: Adrea Krummel, Judy Kirby, Sharon O'Farrell, Deanna Everitt. Dorothy Pence, Barbara Smith, Judy Mullins, Pat Pierce, Linda Reed, Elaine Hughes. Second row: Dorothy Russell, Bonita Plant, Judy Nickles. Mary Jane Savatovic, Marilyn Harrison, Geraldine Boles. Patricia Miller. Corrine Phillips. Betty Terry. Third row: Harvey House. Rex Higginbotham, XX'ayne Pitner. John Baldwin, Lynn Campbell. Mike How- ard. Benjie Rosenburg. Gary Garvin. Fourth row: Jim Partlow, John Ed. wards, W'alter Scott. Keith Brown. John Musgrave, Robert England. Hank Jones. caukvw, tie 70:-2 Man . . . we really had a ball! We were in the middle of everything, in fact we were the middle . . . too old for the Sophomore-Kittens and not old enough to be Senior-Cats. We knew everything that happened and were in on most of it. We remember the Junior class play and what fun we had planning the Junior-Senior Prom. JHS is our old buddy now. Everything is real gone and we helped mal-ce it that way. Senior year, here we come! 1' N CNN' NX x S fnw f- .J . fl X 1 ff A isAuER's DIZZY Joes Pre fident, Jack Brill First row: XX'ayne Habermehl. Bill Fl- liot. XY'illiam Coppenbarger. Martin Casey. Tom Seymour. Jerry Kelley. Bob Denton. Jerry Chew, Tom Gray. Terry Snoddy, Second row: Kenneth Fm' mert. Vfalter Bodycomb. Tom Burch. Johnnie Johnson. Kent Taylor, Jim XY'endle. Phillip Vicory, John Giger. Bill McCrea. Third row: Pat English. Ronnie Hoffman. Charles Tabb. Roy Barsh. George Payne, Tom Hubbs, Ken- neth Fore. John Taylor, Larry Broyles. Fourth row: Jack Brill, Alan Giclcler. Larry Schreiner. Boyd Garloclc. David Monchilovich, Gene Christensen, Bob Stevenson. Tom Buford. Fifth row: Bob Richardson. Homer Miller. Russell Pickard. ER C. s x Cl '-'r---1-.....,. L 101 SALE'S DADDY-O'S Preridenf, Ronald Moffet First row: Gary Bright, Dean Ruther- ford, W'illiam Slaughter, Phil Grey. Paul Mosbaugh. Second row: Phillip Vanwinkle, Larry E. Holt, J. C. Ever- ett, Robert Edge. James Estes, Phillip Brooks. Third row: Robert Grissom, Audley Hervey, Bill Britten, Benjamin Poteet, Harold McCoy, Richard Craig. Robert Brown. Fourth row: Carl Craig, John Earwood, Ronald Moffet, Gary Green. Bill Goheen, Thomas Copher. Fifth row: Ralph Beisner, Darryl Ben- UCII. l A 'X 3 -.Q ' .4 39 B PAYNE'S IDLE GOSSIPERS Preridenl, Betty Prall First row: Hazel Harding, Patricia Steele. Louise Bibens, Nancy Schrei- weis, Jane Steen, Joyce Bradley, Shirley Trim, Betty Prall, Janis Brotherton, Sal- ly Wells. Second row: Judith Smith. De Ann Dickerson, Joyce Elliff, Barbara Allendorf, Joyce Stripling, Charlotte Salzer, Sylvia Rosland, Nancy Havens, Carol Fahrig. Third row: Patricia Boss, Sue Fisher, Carol Harlan, Norma Chap- man, Lana Hubbard, Kitty McGlochein, Betty Smith, Alice Johnston. Fourth row: Leslie Carlyle, Carol Bormaster. Ann Marie Wees, Judy Legg, Eliza- beth Daniels, Freda Kimball, Janis Petty. Fifth row: Shirley Keller, Soniia Hoover, Rosa Bugher, Jane Dudley. Sharon Cozad, Lucy Gerheauser. 102 MARTIN'S MOMMY-O'S Preridenl, Sharon Houk First row: Lila Copher, Virginia Sheff- ler. Jeannie Williams, Patsy Brady. Second row: Edna Louise Martin. Wy- nona Yarbrough, Florence Swift, Caro- lyn Crowder. Judith Ann Jones. Third row: Evelyn Thomas, Phillis Wilcoxin, Doris Dall, Mary Sue Day, Sandra En- dicott, Lera Lawson. Fourth row: Shar- on Houk, Joanne Biggs, Nancy Stock- am, Melvena Jones, Virginia Slankard. l Q? , i n X . X X . N a f 21 5 NICHOL'S CRAZY-MIXED-UP KIDS Preridefzt, Jack Lemmons First row: Ava Gager, Virginia Rush, Marion Horner, Phylis Boaz. Lewann Steenrod, Elaine Cartright, Caroljane Walters, Edna June Pearson, Bunneye Plympton. Hetty Wfilson. Second row: Frank Compton, Mary Moore, Glen Meadows, Shirley Simpson, Steve Speak- man, Judy Brown, Edwina Michael, Gwen Theis, Ann Friendheim. Third row: Billie Nordberg, Judy Koonce. Carol Brewer, Donna Engle, Jim Hunt. Walter Hayes, Mike Robbins, Nick Korn. Fourth row: Paul Vanhoorebeck. Fred Erdman, John Atteberry, Gary Rose. Jackie Lemmons, Le Roy Town- send, Howard Brown. Fifth row: Pete Page, Robert Harbit. I 211 ROSENBERGS REAI. GONE FLIPS Prefidwil. Eldridge hiartin First row: hlary Stuart Haynes, lris Hendrix. Janice Felker. Elsa Newman. Sandra Elkins. Lynn Atherton. Linda Miller. Gloria Kingrey. Evelyn Stark. Virginia McDaniel. Second row. Bar- bara Bischoff, Janice Johnson. Kay Nelson. Nancy Cignetti. Sue Turley. Carolyn Vpdegraiff. Judy Baum. Sharon Smith. Fern Luderdale. Third row: Ditk Motk. Gary Luman, Eldridge Martin. Eddie Hoskins, Bob Hicks. Dick Baker. Gayle Copple, May Armstrong. Fourth row: Jimmie Owen. Theodore Jackson, Gerry Taylor, Jim Lobbey, Leroy Betz. Don Tune, Bob Cushman. Fifth row: Ronald Potts. Jack Dickey, Leslie Arch- er, Howard Boyd. 291W V -7 ma. ny, 5,411 rw . -7--.f WQ3. 4 l ' T za f T 5 ' , T. '.,..N, .. W 'T' Es ei t A U K A l v' N ,gas ' :ing H ' K ,JJ Q J h ' J ne..--'-'iii' asf P 1 ' - 'QNX 'Q' - l 5- ' tl'-.Qi f .. 303 FRINK' S HOODLLTNIS Prefident, jerry Fisher First row: Sylvia Arnce. Helen Carr. Karen Clubb, Phyllis Lewis. Nancy Sadler. Fuginia Kitchingham. Nadine Schufeldt. Patricia Taylor. Kay VC'atson. Marcia Angel, Second rowi jerry Fisher. Betty Ley. Kathryn Palmer. Nancy West, Donna Finley. Barhara Holt. Veva Russell, Patricia W'hitaker. Ron- ald IwfcKinney. Third row: David Trox- el. Buddy joe Martin. jack Chapman. Glen Morgan. Gary Vernon, Bill XX'eb- ster, George McKenney. W'illiam Rob- erts. Fourth row' Cliff Moss. Perry Smith. Herman Brown. fi? -3 ' , A, N t't 1' 'Y 51-8 F ' ' 'fi mt Me 5 T 5 500 ROCK AND ROLL BABES First row: Kenneth Royer, jimmy Aker- son, Paul Bishop, Garry Wuellher, Grant Heidel. Second row: Paul Dob- bins, jerry Martin, Jim Atkinson, James Reed, Richard Noblitt, Bill Run- nells. Third row: Larry Storm, Gary Hill, Floyd Herron, Leonard Rohman, Derrel Kingore, Charles Sours, Elmer Peterson. Fourth row: Clarence Winters, Clyde Hunzeker, Ron Boyd, Sam Neil, Sammy Briggs, Tommy Martin. Fifth row: William Goble, Bob Coble. TEACHERS Kindred Hainline Wormington Well Graham 400 McFADIN'S CUT-UPS Preridenl, Cora Sue Hurst First row: Cora Sue Hurst, Betty Gri- der, julia Medlin, Sharon Mellon, Hel- en Mascher, Nancy Wolsey, Lonna Eris- man, Marilyn McMartin, Sondra Hat- field, Norma Arney. Second row: Larry McKenzie, Richard Billingsley, Roger Crosswhite, A. C. Sitton, Eddie Ritter, Nancy Naylor, Judith Speer, Juoy King, Shirley Miller. Third row: Leonard Severn, Marvin Roughton, Merle Wil- liams, jon C. Solomon, Loren Morlan, Russell Davey, Bill Shonk, Miller Ein- sel. Fourth row: Charles Krokroskia, john Edge, Dean O. Tuggle, Bill Thurs- ton, jerry Martin, Paul Compton. Is thrs the expressron of an apprecxatrve auclrence' Any way lts supposed to be Mr Hydes toprc of drscussron IS the French Revolution The characters m this scene are Mama Barbara Taylor Papa Tom Burch Katnn Marrlyn Harrrson Mr Hyde Mrke Robbms Nels Nlck Korn Chrrstme Shirley Trrm Dagmar Elsa Newman and Uncle Elrzabeth the cat X tty s nccllrrlrly, thrs scene Mrss Muurchcacl rs surprrscl to be recenrng 1 tclq.,r1m lhc nurses and doctors are husrly gmnf, mer the clarly routnne The kmghts rn 'Qrmor are practrclng thelr roles for 1 play presen tatron The characters asscmhlccl rn thrs sccne are Sue 'Iurley mcl Ccwrrmc Phxl lxps the knights Glcn Mcaclrms ack Chapman Wayne Hahermclal ml Dick Baker doctors Mary Stunt Haynes ucly Mullms Donna Fntclc nurses head and jrm Oxycns thc bcll boy Poor Lncle Chns he has seen hrs last days At last he rs recervnng some at tentron I wonder why could rt be hrs wealth The characters portrayrnf., thrs touchmg scene are Arne jrmmy Hunt, Aunt Srgrld, Ann Marxc Wkcs, Aunt jenny, Donna Fmley, Mama Barbara Taylor, Mr Thorkelson jrmmre Lob bey, Lncle Chrrs Murry Lorenzen, jessre Ella Goodyxm and Aunt Trma, Lewann Steenrod 7l ' 7 2 H A 'arr-1' of thing' arc' ' in I. , ' ' 'R - , I 'K - I v I y . ' . ' Q ' '. Ja , 7 . '- - . 1 L . Q ' . c 4' ,, J ' , 1 1 ' 1 - -L Mary janet Wfilcoxin, Agncfs Moore- : , 1 , 1 ' , Q - v 1 - S y S , 1 , , . f D ' v V' ,:, ,,..'.1 v 1. If 0 :gXU Q x fvfgx Q' w J UV, gpg- .......f' ' if my 0 .As-.. fvbf' R159 Af' L as-gp. 5 ..-. E , fa-. ' '-a f.f DEANS GOUlifUliliS Pvufduil. Frank Holmes First row: Anita johnson. lic-rn Ixalccy. Viola Conway. Pat Martin, 'Iudy Allen. Susan Potter. 'Iudy Atterburv. Judy Rus- sell. Diana Harding. Ruby Griffoth. Second row: -ludy Hedrick. Donna lioatman. Daffney Allen. Bob Luclvin- bill. Harold Grover. Carolyn XY1-st. Di- ane Van Hooser. ,Indy Conbov. -lane Ann Doolin. Third row: XY'alter Duley, Vernon White, Charles Rain, Don Poe. Tommy Boos. Clyde Craig. Frank Holmes. Bob Vfatson. Fourth row: Gary Asher. Lee XX'ard. Leroy jones. Eddie Van Hoorheke. jimmy Hudleston. Law- rence hiitchell. .P 4r,. Pictured above are our Sophomore Class Offirers: Ron Russell. Presidentg Cean Carter. Secretary. and due to the absence of the Vice President. Charles XX'alker. we substituted Bozo the clown. H13 PO'I l'IiR'S DOXYN BEATS l'v't'1dtr1I. Larry Xlfillard I'irst row: Billy Bacon. ,luanita Grun- den, Pamela Spenny. Barbara Arehart. Dolorese Hodges. Judith Flaxebeard. Zelma lNIcClanahan. hfildred Edwards. Colleen Dinwiddie. 'Iovce Harris. Sec- ond row: XY'ilma Allen, Elizabeth Mat- thews. jo Ann Harp. Betty Moore. Dor- othy Ann Vfallcer. jerrie Purl-zett. Leota Baker. Linda Roam. Mary Ann Gossett. Third row: jimmy Pratt. Andrew Fd- monson, Larry XX'illard. Ernest Bidwell. Mike Robbins. Clem Lawrence. Ray Mintz. Richard Holt, XX'ayne Perry. 2? 5 Dig those crazy mixed-up halls! This was probably our first thought as we wandered be- wildered through the halls of j.H.S. With new faces, lockers, and teachers, we were forever end- ing up in the wrong rooms and were constantly tardy to our classes. Who taught what. and how could we get there, was another endless question which we bashfully inquired of the big wheels. We remember the uncertainty we had trying to decide which activities and clubs to join. Our con- fusion soon vanished as we found ourselves being swept along by the day's activities. X5Ue will al- ways remember the thrill of our first football and basketball games, homecoming, and our school dances. Now that the year is over and we are hep to these things, we heave a sigh and say, XVhewl Wfe finally made it. Bring on the junior year! 2 f G 202 HOLDEN'S REAL COOL CATS Preridenl, Ronald Rhea First row: Linda Wfilson, Barbara Acher. DeAnna Curry. Virginia Reniker, Kathe Pratt, Nordine Crull, Geraldine Hill. Mary Martin. Sharon Boyington, Mary Thurman. Sec- ond row: Birdella Newton. Peggy Lawson, Evelyn Taylor. Helen NCWHISII. Grace Fisher. Kathleen Crossan, Jennie McCracken, Judith Greathouse. Shilah Cogbill. Third row: Frank Copher. Donald Hatfield, Eugene Ferguson. Ronald Rhea, Jack Vincent. Richard Russell, Linda Ferguson, Shir- ley Tubbs. Fourth row: Jimmy Jones, Paul Jones, Jimmy Kinny, Kenneth Sawyer, XVilliam Forrest, Dan Pendleton. Ronald Raymond, Sherry Knox, Judy Hunt. Fifth row: Wfilliam Trussell. 204 BL'CKRIDGE'S LAMINHE PIES Preridezzz, Bill Thompson First row: Judy Asberry. Carolyn Rowe, LaVena Wfilliarns. Shirley Campbell. Carol Nash. Janet Martin. Barbara Gor- don. Bill Farmer, Daavy Turner. Nancy Welsh. Second row: Carol Roe, Joyce King, Nancy Gavin, Linda Horton. Con- nie Moore, Penny Sickles, Carol Ann Tate. Clay Ryan. Barbara Cornell. Third row: Bill Thomason, Steve Orr. Lorena Hartje, Ronnie Reynolds. Ronnie Owen, Billy Kil- gore, Robert Brown. Warren Leffler. Fourth row: Ronnie Campbell. Gary Phillips. Douglas Cates, Freddy Avery. Sid' ney Robinson. Robert Sadler. 207 ALDRIDGE'S SLICK CHICKS Pferidem, Bruce Bullard First row: Christine Robinson, Jeanie Moore, Sharon Parker, Ann Russell, Mary Kay Roberts, Katy Davis, Dora Wilson, Bonnie Lawson, Sallye Elliff, Nancy O'Daniel. Second row: Myron Rosenberg, John Ashwood, Mary Francis Porter, Larry Sanborn. Dennis Foster, Edson Junge, Kay Walker. Muril Tippitt, John Greenwood. Third row. Anita Rouse, Mary Chambers, Carolyn McKinley, Clyde Cummings, John Webb, Phyllis Cutbirth, Jean Gregg Blair, Brenda Holli- day. Fourth row: Carl Brown, David McBee, Gary Conrow, Bob Vfeaver, Bruce Bullard, Norman Thompson, Allen Bull, Gene Cline, George Evans. 302 BASS'S SQUARE-TIME BABIES Preridenl, Judy Rosenberry First row: Rebecca Sturgeon, Evelyn Benjamin. Carolyn Collings, Mary Sue Freeman, Brenda Granger, Susan Wells, Mary Lou Reed, Bob Garvin, Ronald Wade, Lynn Rave. Second row: Jerry Smith. Marsha Kiddoo, Mary Jane Green. Sharon Hartley, Judy Kelley, John Spicer, Joan Petty, Judy Rosenberry, Donna Sams. Third row: Beverly Cole, Stanley Brown, Clair Goodwin, Ray Van Amber, James Fore, Tyler Hoare, Eugene Moffet, Cheryl Stockton, Regina Baker. 307 SMITH'S LOCAL YOKELS Prerident, Jim Sterrett First row: Don Gurley, Wilma Tate, Marcia Scroggins, Sharon Hogan, Phyllis Kunce, Bonnie Whisner, Linda Dud- man, Deloris Green, Sue Wolfe. Patricia Cramer. Second row: Shirley Price, Richard Chaplin, Virginia Broadwater, Jerry Webster, Deanne Gill, Marian Sperry, Sally McNeil, Judy Hammar, Judy Aldrich. Third row: Gary Baldwin, Fred Burchard, Darrel Tate, Phillip Hyslop, Don Stark- weather, Dick Mittag, John Klingman, Bob Wolfe. Fourth row: Jim Sterrett, Ivan Sturgeon. Jim Johnston, Bill Maul- din, Jack Brandley, Claude Jordon. 508 GOODNIGHTS PANICS Preridwzf. Larry Dilworth First row: Phyllis Gidtum. Yvonne Clay. Polly Clark, Carol Newton. Harriet Baum. Sharon Severn. Patsy Stafford. Judy King. Judy Buzzard. Ann Nathan. Second row: Jeanette Carlson, Ruth XY'illiams, Nancy Groom, Fmogene Rogers. Faye Townsend. Barbara Cawyer, Carol Houston. Larry Dilworth, Robert Nuttle. Third row: Frances DeMasters. Jewette Steele, Carol Griffey, Marilyn Hunseker. Bill Roh- len. Joe Gurley, Joe Clinton, Fred Kohler. Fourth row: Charles Stapleton, George Carter, Charles Smith. Tom Ferris, Larry XVilliams. Jerry Moore. Carlo Duncan. Leroy XX'il- liams, Norman Keyser, 304 BAFMANNS JFKE BOX BABIES Prerident, Susan Stout First row: Peggy Houston, Jean Morris. Helen Frazier. Cristy Rogers. Carolyn XX'atson, Susanne Miller. Carole Graxesen. Fred Blosser, Lynn Snodgrass, Sylvia Conrow. Setond row: Susan Stout. Marti Jones, Connie V4'alker, Ann Havens. Russel Irish. Steve XX'alker, Mike Owens. Larry Aggus. Powell XX'oods, Third row: Virginia Mon- teitli. Sonny Gibbs. Jane Attebury, Rosemary McCloud. Dorothy Meador. Mary Crow, Gary Trim. Leonard Miller. Fourth ron: Bob Thomas. Jim Page, Jon Stacy, Bill Curl. 305 STEWARTS YAKATY-YAKS Preridefzf, Jerry Rutherford First row: Mary Burkholder, Janice Eckart, Carol Sapp, Barbara Luke. Judy Bartlett, Beverly Rowan. Nancy Ratrie. Robert Wfade, Judy Brazda, Linda Schreiner. Second row: Carol Hodges, Kay Conrow, Glenda Cummins, Sue Stokes, Linda Jones, Mary Coffman, Wanda Lindley, Faye XX'elsh, Wfayne Stucky. Third row: Jerry Rutherford, Mike Salzer, Don Vaughn, Larry Moore, Steve Paul, Tom Blankenship, Bob Mitchell, Larry Owens. Fourth row: Jack Dunn, Paul Stubblefield, Bob Brandford, James Lewis. t Y ,A 1 vo... ' - , , , . I I W' 's -1 W ,i .. 1- , - 309 DIX'S GASSERS Pre ridefzl, Cean Carter First row: Gail Couch, Pat Fritz. Sue Ann Stockam, Bar- bara Shipman. Jim Julian, Caroline Hershberger. Pattiann Tall, Cean Carter. Sharon Wfhite, XX'anda Mitchell. Second row: Joyce Bard. Nancy Sands. Claudia Lowe. Bonnie Grif- feth. Karan W'ard. James Stuckey. David Herd. Ralph Ober- lechner. Leslie Tyree. Third row: Gary Benson. Sara Jacob- son, Gayle Prigg. Steve Thompson, Frank Wfhite. Eddie W'right. Jim Schrader. Glenn Yarbrough. Fourth row: XX'es- ley Tyree. Donald Misenhelter, Richard Kersh, Jimmie Hunzeker. Gary Jones. 312 VLRICLS CLASSY-BEBOPPERS Preriderzl, Virgil Brill First row: Ray W'ilson, Mary Beth Papp. Linda Richertson, Susan Morris. Kay Francis, Susan Smith. Jayne Seymour. Jo Ann Divine, Mary Randell, Betty Horn. Second row: Sasha Wfatts. Jo Ann Norman. Marcia Kimes. Virginia Hoyt, Carolyn DeJarnett, Don Shaw, Jerry Jackson, Linda Crowell, Glenda Blankenship. Third row: Bob Perkins. Charles W'alker, Judith Fisher. Pat Taylor. Sharon Sanders. Jo Ann Johnson. Roy Deem, Dale Trewin. Fourth row: Kenny Longstreet. Richard Cly, Virgil Brill. David Owens, Frank Sandford. Steven Chitwood. Jimmy Crocker. 401 DUNI-iAM'S SHARPIES Prerideazl, Ronald Russell First row: Bettie Apel, Frances Tucker, Judy Fuller, Dixie Moffett, LaVonne Ferguson, Missy Hayes, Nancy Robson, Jeanette Miller, Shirley Cooper, Charlotte Dickinson. Sec- ond row: Dick McNally. Patsy Clifford, Anna Mae Evens, Janice Crowder, Carol Coats. Sharon Walker, Carolyn Clark, Nancy Biggs, Sharon Davis. Third row: Stephen LaSalle, Lynn Royle, Raymond Thomas, Wayne Perry J. D. Mc- Clary, Larry Wetherell, John Goodin. Mike Bean. Fourth row: Don Miller, Jerry Whitlock, Jim Skaggs, Ron Rus- sell. Charles Friend, Don Hubatka, Bob McLaughlin. 500 CHARGERS First row: Paul Lundy, Howard Collings, Archie Harbeson, Carmon Puryear, Robert Gilbert, Donald Ray, Lance Bailey, Roger Brewer, Howard Purscelley. Second row. Harry Mc- Dowell, Robert Enochs, Donald Williams, Billy Benson, Lawerence Shelby. Harold Crampton, Terry Young, Charles Tanner. Third row: Robert Gilbert, Earl Divine, Darrell Kingboan, Ronnie Painter, Jack Yeaver, Donnie Vincent. John Probis. Fourth row: Donald Pence. TEACHERS Hainline Wormington Well Graham ae 2 fl . 4 744 S4044 First row: Bill Wieda, joe Pendergraft. john lNfLCullough. Larry Salyers. Second row: Bill Taylor, Mike Robertson, Bill Thompson, The Saints, a newly organized band, is composed of talented senior high boys. Their band is gradually becom- ing very popular. They have played for the Rose Dance, pictured at right. Springfield Exchange Assembly, and the junior Senior Prom, A big mo- ment in their lives was the appearance on Television. THE ROSE DANCE The Rose Dance climaxes a happy day. in honor of the athletic boys. Dancing was enjoyed by all of the bopsters. S vkxsxx. grk x L,. Ny 'fix ?i . X .R 3 X . N .h 1 LV, '-.. 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A, f 1, ' JUMP IIIIXN 139' JU P CF '1 Mn SW Q? 7 g .JJ Ill fi! . my yfk Q, 6-42- 'll f W HJ 'hc-5 '14 79 f f X'1 IIN g . . Sf: - em 1 9 X :J . na' 5 M l .5 14 Q., fry 5 , U .X M LQ V 1 X faqisxqg B ! 1 0' ' ' .XX ? ': 9 , .F 8 K 'mi I A K 'f Ein f X k 'vw' Q Fig-. V 'A f V lu, -f- X W 6 Z Ol X ' 1 ... .J .. p Lf f . L in I if Q nu- I' BU. eff?-51:7 i-. ,ll ' If ' '75 f I A e f-55 cuwl5 S7 '7eam Standing: Coach Kaminsky, Fred English, Leo Schrader. Dave Campbell, Merle Medcalf Paul Kingsborough, Bob XY'alker, Ronnie Maupin. jim Koonce, Tom Glaze. Aron Smith Jack Golden, Bob Allen, jerry Martin. Kneeling: Kenny Wilkins. Don Bell, jon Solomon Myrl Gunn, jim Dennis. Bob Brown. Buddy Ball. jerry Beeler. Ron Dalby. jack Prigmore L LONG and KAMINSKY Coaches FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Nevada ..,,. Coffeyville ..r, Baxter Springs Pittsburg .,,r. Raytown ....... Fayetteville ,,.. Springfield .... We ........42 .. ,,.,.,.., 21 21 46 27 -. ....,.... 33 Only Raytown's powerful Bluejays kept Ka- minskys Eagles from being unbeaten, but they had a very successful season by winning six games and losing only one. Practice began Au- gust li, with fifteen lettermen returning. They Coaches Kaminsky and Long began their task of transforming the many prospects into a 0 smooth-working unit. They scrimmaged Car- 6 thage, Neosho, and Webb City to begin the toughening for meeting their opponents on 6 the gridiron. 20 Reeling off long touchdown runs almost at 75 will, the Eagles rolled past Nevada: 42-0, in 'l their opening game of the season, September 6 16. joplin's pocket size backfield Wilkins, 20 Schrader, and Walker had to share the of- fensive glory with a line that drilled large holes in the Nevada defense. Leading the Ea- gles' defensive play was Davy Campbell, who made numerous tackles. 4 ' g14Kddf? Standlrg: Bob Newberry. jerry Rogers, jerry Chew, managers, jim Bowman, Ray Wfilson, Benyie Rosenberg, Larry Schreiner. jack Lemmons. john Attebury, Coach Long. Kneeling: Ross Roberts. Tom Seymour, Harvey House, Terry Snoddy, jim York, Charles Duncan, Ronnie Boyd, Jerry Kelley, Roy Barsh. Joplin struck quickly, September 23 to de- feat Coffeyville 21 to 6. The Eagles wasted little time in puncturing the Coffeyville goal, as scatback, Leo Schrader, gathered in the open- ing kickoff and set sail on an 88-yard scoring jaunt behind good blocking. Maupin took to the airlanes and hit right end Merle Medcalf with a 39-yard pass and Medcalf lugged the ball into the end zone. A Coffeyville fumble set up the final Joplin touchdown, and Bob Walker packed it over for the Missourians. A scrappy Baxter Springs gave the Eagles a tough test here September 30 with a score of 21-6. Crisp line and downfield blocking paved the way for all three 'loplin touchdowns. Penalties halted scoring marches but on the final play of the opening session fullback Walker took a handoff, slammed OH HAPPY TURKEY DAY HALF THE BATTLE IS OVER Gunn and Martin head for the dressing room for a much needed rest. over tackle and dashed all the way for a touch- down. Jerry Martin swept left end from five yards out for the second score and Maupin drove over for the final score. Maupin's kick was perfect and it was his eleventh straight of the year, Joplin, with Leo Schrader barreling 67 yards on the opening play from scrimmage, never trailed on October 7 in thumping a battling Pittsburg Purple Dragon eleven 46-20, for our fourth straight triumph. Maupin faked two hand-offs and dashed around right end for the second score. Medcalf, the Joplin Wing man, gathered in a pass and drove into the end zone. The Eagles' fourth score was posted when Schrader scrambled 46 yards behind good blocking. Joplin recovered a fumble in the end zone for its fifth touchdown. The Ea- gles blocked a punt and scored in four plays for their next tally. ln the fourth quarter they took the ensuing kickoff and Wfilkins scored in two plays for their seventh and final score of the game, making the score 46-20. JOPLIN 42-NEVADA 0 In the opening game of the season the Eagles reeled off long touchdowns almost at will. Kenny Wfilkens is shown iust as he is about to make one of his touchdowns. 7005541570654 Twice coming from behind, the last time for good, Raytown turned back Joplin there October 21, with a tally of 26-12. The score would have been closer but the Eagles had one touchdown called back due to a penalty, Jop- lin counted the games first score late in the first half as halfback Leo Schrader drove 13 yards for the six points. The Bluejays' Jim Griffin faked a punt and steamed 45 yards to end the first half in a 6-6 deadlock. In the second half Wilkins rolled over the goal line for our final score. Raytown, with Brown, Baker, and Batchelor leading the way, made three more touchdowns to make the final score 26-12. Tricky running and surprise maneuvers gave Joplin a 27-6 victory over Fayetteville at the second annual Homecoming game, October 28. There was rugged smashing from both sides, but quarterback Ron Maupin, made some good gambles good as the Eagles completed six of eleven pass attempts for 92 yards, one of them good for a touchdown. Leo Schrader went over from the 3-yarder after a sustained drive of 91 JOPLIN 21-BAXTER SPRINGS 6 Crisp line and downfield blocking paved the way for all three touchdowns. Above is Jim Buck of Baxter with Wilkens getting ready to make the tackle. yards Schrader Walker Mauprn and Martnn carrled the brunt of the attack but two key passes one to Glaze and one to Englnsh carried the blll oyer the goal lme for two TD s Walker droye oyer for the fmal touch down follownng a lateral Schrader to Walker The Red and Green trrumphed m thelr an null Turkey Day game oxer iprxngflcld wnth a score of 33 20 oplm held 1 20 0 lead at one tnme before a Bulldog, :ts fanec brred chewed into a 20 20 tle wlth a furious 1ss1ult ln the second half and then a spread wmeecl Eagle mfurlated as all get out sailed to the wrn There were mlstakes by both sldes fum bles missed tackles and all that sort of stuff The fullback Bob Walker sparked the Eagles attack reellng off three touchdowns oplxns captain Fred Enehsh leaped hxgh and speared the ball for a touchdown but rt dxdnt count Kammsky wound up another great year the boys can tell thexr grandchlldren that they played on the 1955 team that whnpped Sprmc, fxeld and the fans saw a game worthy of the Tur ey Day spot 'IOPLIN 46 PITTSBLRC1 'U jxm Macheers Pxttsburgs nght half who counted tvyo of hrs team s touchdowns fmds h1s path blocked by the Eagles own guard Myrl Gunn N449 uni.--'ig-3 IOPLIN 33 SPRINGFIELD 70 In the aboye ylcture as shown fullback Bob Walker e pares t 5, cr nc of hrs t rce touchdowns m that memorable 'lurkcy Day game JOPLIN '77 PAX ETTEVILLE 6 Eagle halfback Leo Schrader rs being tackled rn thc plcture shown below after he made one f hx numerous long cams for the joplnn crldmen 83 y. 21.5.21 ywfwe sam T3 5 MSF ,l i alms J. i g l N :HI -C ' .S 5 1 5 'rf 'l il lf' I EQ Brut' as , X., .1 l xl ii- , E. i 1 IC 1 ' ra fm ,r.f,i,:,j K ..,.,, 84 .f,. A' ,YV L , , First row: Tom Ferris. jim Edwards. Richard Russell, XY'endell Farrar, Larry XY'etherall, Lynn Royle, jerry Rutherford. Ronnie Russell. Charles Xwalker. Bob NX'atson. Ronnie Rhea. Second row: Leonard Thompson, Toddy Thompson. Steve XX'alker. Charles Patterson, Frank Holmes, jim Ver- millin, Richard Kersh. Larry Dilworth. Phil Stinnett. Bill Hymer. Marcus Bailey. Roy Thomas. Larry Moore. Third row: Coach Varner, Larry XY'illiams. Bob XY'eaver. Larry Wfillard, Bruce Bullard, Tyler Hoare, Gary Trim, Mike Salzer. jim Sterrett. Don Vaughn. Don Poe, jerry XY'hitlock, Kenny Longstreet, Coach Belk. 1955 SCOREBOARD We Tbey Carthage ...,, ,.,., -13 -E Springfield ..,. ,,,,A 1 6 6 Neosho .,,,, U 6 7 Lamar r,,,.,,,, ,,,,, 1 3 6 Fairland ...,. H 0 14 Riverton ,,..r,.,,. A.,A- 1 3 20 Golden City .,,,, ,, 0 47 Baxter Springs ,,,, ,,.,, 2 6 0 Carl Junction .,... H 7 20 700146 Wdfwf The B football squad was fairly successful this year. The record for the season was three wins and six losses. Their football spirit never wavered. Coaches Belk and Varner worked hard grooming them to be the future football stars of j.H.S. Dz- I Q lf. U N -gg- WML-P CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Susan Askins, Suzanne Bogner. Lee XX illiams, Carolyn bpdegraff, Elaine Cartwright, Donna Kitts. In the Groove are the members of this gay and lively team who led us to a high level of school spirit this year. They faithfully backed the football and basketball teams, attended all games both at home and away. Who knows when their loyal support and confidence in their team may have given the fellows that ex- tra ounce of what-it-takes to win the gamef Having a surplus of pep, vim, and vigor left over after cheerleading duties, the girls this year put on a can-can dance, TV show, beautiful annual Rose Assembly, and several pep assemblies. Miss Millie Thies, their enthu- siastic Jnsor deserves a big hand for her LITTLE EAGLETS SITTIN' ON A FENCE Front: Aludy Conboy. .lane Hillhouse, Batk: Kay Frantis, Susan Smith. J . 1 ,EgYQ5iQi i 3 3 f' e,s2i2PwQ, .gig ?,gi?Q av282ai2 6 Gb ' 'G eo, -Q A. K .M 3 1 H L 4 2- ' .A Q. f l sq , f K ', VX 5, 1 xl ' 41 ,4 in . 9 Chapman, Havens. Caceras, Granger. Gerhauser, Engle, Russell. Angel, Russell. Angel, Meador, Rogers, King, Boatman, jacobson, Ratrie, Ferguson, Brazda, Roberts, Boyington, Copple, Salzer Collings. Sixth row: Walkcrr. Kay. Klimpt, Savatovic, Finley, Mullins, Steenrod, Phillips, Miller Taylor, Dilworth, Kiser, Harp, Hammer, Petty. Taylor, King, Van I-looser, McCloud, Moffett Aldridge, Russell. Clifford DeMasters, Wilscmn. Ackerman, Coats, W'atson, Hodges. Seventh row: Sanders, Smith, Cignetti, Steen, Harrison. Scott, VUatson, Cummins, Prigg, Hershberger, Roam Howard, Martin, Farrar. Owen, Kimes. Morris, Lawson. XY'ilson, Hartley. Morris, Dagley. Kenny O'Brien, Lucas. Eighth row: Conway, Mathews, Bass. Martin. julian, Thurman. Slankard, Nord- burg, Sadler, Plant. Stockton, Griffey, Graveson, y tai m,-fl fr! 4 G15 U01 Ni! illf l xi gwg ..p l , Q This is only the second year j.H.S. has had a Pep Club. Their gay, ex- cited yells add color and enthusiasm to the games. They wear red jackets with green skirts and are forever waving their bright pom poms. The Pep Club is made up of 230 girls who are always eager to support the Eagles. Any girl who has gym is welcome to join as long as her grades come up to a certain standard. Their never-ending cheers have often kept the morale of the players up and urged them to victory. At the Homecoming Game the girls sold pom poms and mums. With the money they made from selling ads for football programs they took buses to the Regional Basketball Tourna- ment at Neosho and had a party in the spring. This lively squad is certainly ly X c N I X 87 bubbling over with school spirit. A MOST THRILLING MOMENT Oh me' Oh my' What would grandma say lf she were here and rrght out here on the grxdxron wrth two or three thousand spectators My but we seyenteeners hue gone 1 long way srnce grandma s day ust who rs the happlcr Wfho un tell? Our ucen we know ns h ppy How she beams How she smrles' She has good cause to She has just been crowned Homecom mg uecn and too she rs being, knssed by 1 regular beau brummel our Presxdent of thc Student Counul oe Pendcgratt Malte the most of lf oe How you are enued by all the boys Not uery boy gets thls wonderful op portunlty The old Slylllg A good txmt wls had by all Ililght be Lhanged to A good txme was hld by Queen Lynne and Presldcnt oe Umda 26 Dmece 7044 4 7 Suecefw The gala cur us detoratlons and the yazzy swmg band from Sprmgfleld formed the background for a fun and memory frlled Hometomlng Dance ,M X 2 88 3-mean, cmd Wcbtofzq 44 OUR HOMECOM ING QUEEN It was a pleasure seeing alumni return and make themselves at home at our second an- nual Homecoming. Some day we shall return as they did, and be proud of our right to do so. The renewing of friendship and the re- living of memorable events are among the priceless privileges of an alumni. And how proud we all were of our demure, petite Lynne, our Homecoming Queen, A colorful ceremony was presented by the band, Drum Corps and Ever-Ready Rifle Team. Our charming and lovable Queen's retinue comprised five viva- cious attendants and their Student Council escorts. The Eagles' sweeping victory over Fay- etteville augmented the thrills of the occasion. No mavic wand but countless hours of time toil and fun were the forces behind this high light of 56 Zeautcec 7:1 74cm Own 2 A'I IENDANTS Donna Kitts Betty 'Icrrv Lee XXllll.1I11S Suzinne Bogner Susan Askins 89 f fp N s N 7 ,Y , f f 1 A . . 1, ,, ,K , .. ,f 3 ' - 4: -, - I 2 ' iv-V . FJ 4 F' -1 'V' Q . C7 Pt t I, i , M ,way :' LA, f 'A H it A , . . ,, A . A ,.' Q1 at ' - -'A Y 4 4'a -15-3 - ' 4 M f-1 H' I .- - - ' V M - 4 I :i,j,J,,7 Wad ffaotdez W' Seddon ff First row: Mike Robertson. Fred English. Ronnie Maupin, Bob Turner. Bark row: Gary Cox, Jim Dailey. Bob KY'i1lker. CARTHAGE INVITATIONALf H240 76406 FIRST PLACE SCHEDULED GAMES Joplin SH Ncosho .... 45 Joplin 65 Carthage ,VE,,,,,,,,,,,,, lviilin Sl Ncwlflil '- f 41 Joplin 60 Fayetteville ..,,,,,,.,.. Joplin 6-1 Carthage .... 30 Joplin 50 Kangag City' NE lnplin if 500001 ,---ff- - 4-ii Joplin 82 Pittsburg Niiosno INVITATIONALff loplln 75 Nmdl 'rrr iri4--'- Joplin 71 Springfield ,.....,,,,,, FIRST PLACE Joplin 5-i West Plains .,.,.. , Joplin 65 Fayetteville r,,,,,,,,,.. loljlm 87 Granby A ' 52 Jgplin 80 Lebanon ,.A,, A.,.,, , Joplin 65 Anderson ,.,.,, 46 Joplin 69 Lamar -Yv--AA Ypbbrrr Jglwizg gfwsfllgl I f 'f ffrff A if Joplin 64 Branson .,,.,,.. ..,. , . P 'Sue 'tl -'----'A '---f 5 - Joplin 47 Springfield .,,.,,,,...t TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS- ' SECOND PLACE Joplin -15 Galena w,,,... 29 Joplin 48 Lebanon ....., 47 Joplin io Buffalo ii....,, 49 Joplin 59 Green Forest ,e..,.,... 58 , fa Ll 39 48 48 23 21 52 49 44 77 43 58 49 afefw 70421221 ace? jim got the tip-off and Ronnie will soon have the ball. This game accounted for the Eagles' twelfth straight win of the season. The crowd was hushed. With the sound of the buzzer, the Eagle five were off to another fast, hard fighting season. These fast-moving basketeers left in their wake many stunned hardwood power- houses in the 1955-56 campaign. From last year's B squad came Ron Dalby and jim Bowman to aid the seven returning lettermen: Jim Dailey, Mike Robertson, and Bob Walker, guards, Bob Turner, Ronnie Maupin, and Gary Cox, forwardsg and Fred English, center. They won first place in the Carthage and Neosho Invitational Tournaments, and placed second in the Springfield Tournament of Champions. In scheduled games, they won eleven and lost only one. They opened their scheduled season by thumping Carthage 65-39, The Eagles jumped to an early lead and kept adding to their total the rest of the game. jim Dailey looped in eighteen points to take high Fred tries a jump-shot as the Pittsburg players look on hopefully! He made it!! point honors for the Red and Green. Second on our roster was the Kansas City Northeast game. It was a thrilling game, the Eagles Winning by OHS basket in the final seconds of play with a score of 50-48. The Joplin five whipped the Pittsburg Drag- ons, 82-23 for their fifth straight win of the season. Dailey took scoring honors with 24 points. Joplin High rolled past Nevada 75-21 for their twenty- fourth win in a row. The Eagles were off to a fire- alarm start, holding a 22-2 spread at the quarter and stretching it to a 38-8 lead at the half. English, Dailey, and Maupin led the Eagles' scoring sixteen, fifteen, and fourteen points respectively. Led by Bob Turner's nineteen points, Kaminsky's Eagles fought to their fourteenth consecutive win of the season when they rolled over their traditional rivals, the Springfield Bulldogs, with a score of 71-52. Ronnie Maupin whipped the game into action with ma,,4,m0m a quick pair of charity tosses with only ten seconds gone in the long-awaited hattle, Alter hoth cluhs had deadlocked the score three times and had taken the lead three times, the Joplin Eagles pulled awaj' from the Springfield quintet to stay, tallving a lmal score of 71-32. The Kaminskvmen defeated the XY'est Plains five in .1 tlose game with .1 score of 54--19. The game was very exciting and held many thrills for the haskethall lans. hoth in the stands and those listening on the radio. The liagles rolled past Fayetteville 65--l-l to make o11r record thus lar for the season twenty wins and only one loss. The Joplin High School Eagles won at Lehanon, 80-71 in a see-saw battle. The game was knotted five times with J.H.S, huilding up a 37-29 lead at the halt. only to have Lebanon come from hehind in the last two periods to catch up. But the Joplin Eagles kept on their toes and in the last tense minute of plav. fought hard and won by the narrow margin ol' three Fred sinks a shot and we win again over our old enemy. the Springfield High School Bulldogs. 2 points Witli Jim Dailey. lfagle plavmaker, pacing tl1e Red and Green with sixteen points, the lfagles hested the Lamar Tigers hy a 69-Ali margin. During tl1e setond period, the Kaminskvmen got hot, taking .1 halt'-time lead ot' 37-ll and a 33-25 lead at the end ol' the third session, and adding to their lead in the final eluarter ot' plav. Joplin det'eated the liranson Quintet hv .1 narrow margin ol' only six haskets. The final store ol' this hard-fought hattle on the hardwoods was o-4-58. The Springfield Hull- dogs won over the Joplin Eagles by two points in the lmal seconds ol' the most exciting game of the season. lt was the only regularly scheduled game that the Joplin High Sthool liagles lost all season. The liinal hearthreaking score was 47--19. All in all the lvio haskethall season was one to he proud of and we sav hats oft' to the hard-working, de-serv ing teamf ls Jim going to lit for il hasket or pass to someone? Looks like he-'s surrounded hut he ended up with a total of 15 points. M H mm c2z47,.4'a4e4, ,-Q lfirst row: Tyler Himre. Ron Dalby, .lim litixxnmri, D.nitl Owens, Stexe Tlioinpstin. Bob Cushman. Bgitk row: Toni Ciiniy, -l.itlc Lenimons, Virgil lirill, George Payne. -lerry Martin. Charles Xwalkcr. 'lerry Kelley. Our Bees tame through with an ttdmirable ret'- ord this year. winning seven and losing only two. Under the exttellent toathing of Gordon Long, they triiveled with the A te-.im .ind Pl.1yCLl the B teams of opposing schools, The two Springfield g.1ines were real thrillers, XY'e .ire expetting muah out of these hoys next year, C,o.1tli Russ Kaininskys AU te.im w.is nude up this ye.1r toinpletely of sen- iors. so C,o.ith Long his heen working lltlftl this loflin loplin -loplin .loplin Joplin loplin -It iiilin ye-.ir grooming his HB' Nk1U.lLl for next ye.ir's ur- sity te.iin. SCHEDLTIID GAMES SH I9 59 ill il S7 55 In-7 54 Carthage Y Ilwetteville Wvielvh City Pittshurg Y Nexuda , Springfield lliyetteville I..iIN.1I' Sfringtield 19 39 57 55 25 61 '15 3,5 65 C Company attempts to block a shot by Franklin Tech. It looks as if Franklin Tech might score another point. They won a close victory over C Company, 31-28. 7 GREEN LEAGUE Quniors and Seniorsj Wfofz L Band ..,, .. 3 A .... .,.,. 4 B ...,. e.... 5 C ..... ..... O D ....,.......... ,.,.. 3 Frank Tech. ..,.. ,.... 2 Gym ........... ,,.., 5 oil 3 2 l 6 3 4 1 94 Merle easily pushes a right-handed jump-shot towards the basket for B Company. Will he make it? The final outcome was a victory for Gym. 25-20. 0162 Off to a good start! Bill and jim jump to begin the struggle between Band and A Company in one of the intramural games of the season. I wonder whose team got the ball? It was a flose victory with Band winning 33-30. Ready for the kick-off? says Coach Long. When his whistle blows all the boys will rush for the soccer ball so their team can be the first to score. Go to it, boys! gadqg' ' .1 .W rg , Keep your L-yes un that ball, girls, so you wnrrt he naught tiff guartl when Betty throws it, They are prattiting for This is a very familiar stcnc. How many times, girls, have we seen Miss Thncs giu- us tlirutiuns un how to play in a similar mrmnrr, haslccthrill, wislcct, xollcyhrill. ctr. ' 4 swf. 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These able and willing workers have secured contracts for the advertising in the Student Directory, thus build- ing up our foundation. PENCIL PUSHERS Left to right: Lewann Steenrod, Editorialistl Lee XVilliams. Co-Editorg Elsa Newman. Editorialistg Judy Newman, Co-Editor. These girls are selected through scholarship, capability, and leadership. Much hard work is attached to this organization but these editors and editorialists have tried to combine some pleasure with the work, TIP-TOP TYPISTS AND EXPRESSFUL ARTIST Left to right: Nancy Roam, joy Black, Mary Sue Douglas, Marcia King. Typistsg Mary Dagley, Artist. These girls daily give the faithful typewriters' keys a thorough workout, preparing countless numbers of copy. We are proud of Mary, our happy and skillful artist. whose beauty of design is displayed by her artistic fingers. l l nLw!KX, x 7.1 ff afhx -.vf CV as Q xx if kv ?S XX I rifgi 5 6: I Cade! Colonel JIM MOFFETT Honorary Cade! Colonel DONNA KITTS eamiamw First row: Davis, Norman, Stinnett, McNeal, Smith, Davenport, Lea Horner, Coffey, Nichols, Seger English. Second row: Atkinson, Luke, Wade, Heard. Dickey, Jacobs, Habermehl, Craig, Boyd Copher, Bennett. Third row: Paul, Salzer, Miller, Brown. Evans, R. Brown, Owens, Goodwin, Boyd XY'etherell, Hatfield, Williams. Spicer. Fourth row: Robinson, Morgan, McNally. Brown, Sadler Potts, Greenwood, Friend, Raymond, Mitchell, Bradford, Carr. Fifth row: Moore, Moffett, Staple ton, Curl, Smith, Sluder, Keyser, Cummings, Page, Green, Gurley, Stevens. Sixth row: Martin Turner, Golden, Harbit, Lanear, Archer, Conrow, Watson, Edwards, Henson, Van Amber Schneickert. Seventh row: Cookerly, Nuttle, Perry, Luginbill, Pendleton, Beeler. v First row: Cearnal, Duncan, Allen, Ryan, Mitchell, Schrader, Dennis, Church, Bell, Moore, Wal- lace, Paul. Robertson. Second row: Musgrave. Gickler, Webb, Werner, Owen, Taylor, Van Winkle, Hundley. Mintz, jones, Skaggs, Wfilson, Allen. Third row: Dill, Brown, Miller, Holt, Martin, Vicory. Bull. Taylor, Attebury, Gibbs, Trewin, Tata. Fourth row: Smith, Tendai, Lawerence, Slankard, York, jones, Webster, Avery, Rhea, Royal, johnson, Shaw. Fifth row: Berliew, Callen- tine, Pickard, Hyslope, Carte, Asher, Gurley, Townsend, Dotson, Stevenson, Edge, Kilgore. Sixth row Baldwin Hine Medcalf Elliott Sawyer julian Dinwiddie Wright Day Copher Rowe Hunt Bacon England Seventh row Moffett jones Tubbs Grunden Campbell Hillhouse Gul lette Carpenter Beisner Craig Bowman Hicks Al ll ll ll ll B72 QUUUBUUV 725555355 Ui Bi Shih BUSH f Di El Hi Kill! First row: Kingsborough. Maupin. Hunt. XX'ard, Gilmore, Allen. Parent. Massey. Gary, Green. -lay, Rolleg. Second row: Garlock. Manley. Denton. Burch, Howard. Lfeadows. Taylor, Goodwin, IwlcCracken, Weas'er, Barsh, Lemmons. Third row: Cushman. Garvin, Walker, Kinney, Phillips, Harwood, Dilworth, Stubblefield. Gillespie. McKenney. Dalby, House. Fourth row: Brown. Craig, Benson. Robbins. Tolen. XVard, Heidel, Higginbotham. Townsend, Rose, Runnells, Einsel. Fifth row: jackson Irish, Vincent. Mittag, Bradley. Bernings, Robbins. Bright, Baker. Wade, Huddle- ston, Shonk. Sixth row: Gray. Duncan, Owens. Bullard, Hess, Bean, Trim, Brill, Brown, Oberlechner, Duley, Royle, Seventh row: Baker. Doolin. McCrea. Abernathy, Erdman, Hammer, Storm, Dailey. ea ff If Zwffmffff First row: Koonce, Wimsett, Stockton. Weaver, Levinson, Lohr, Buzzard. Moffet, Gindling, Everts, Keller. Everitts.. Second row: jones. Coppenbarger, Brill, Fore. Stacey, Horn. Poteet, Soloman, Brown, Van Hoorbeke, Chapman. Third row: Jones, Blankenship, Lewis, Nuttle, Atkinson, Gilbert, Puryear. Jones. Longstreet, Ferris, Schreiner, Luginbill. Fourth row: Compton, Garvin, Blosser, Billingsly, Kersh, junge. Williams. Clinton. Raines, Stucky, Thompson, Emmert. Fifth row. Christenson. Moss. Grissen. Perry, Collins. Hoffman, Wuellner. Ferguson. Rosenberg, Holt, Van Fleet. Snoddy. Sixth row: Miller, Reed. Williams, Wells, Lobbey, Burchard, Freeman, Owens, Roberts. Ritter, Mock, Barlow. S uv acne m 'mUi',JG,! nvviiiiii M MM of saw: iz ff' -mei Ui E555 'i U',fZQ'SQa3' 'F if-' ' if f 'f '43 gm r 'Z c l J., gene! ampanq First row: Tuggle. McCullough. Prigmore. Christensen, Finley. Turner, Salyers. Carver, Robson, Cellner, Taylor, Clay. Second row: Tyree. Bodycomb, Hoskins, Gray, Vaughn. Russell, Walker, Sanborn, Boos, McClary. Korn, Tyree. Third row: jenkins. Thompson, Pratt, Lorenzen, Thomas Chitwood, Pitner, Poe, Richart. Crocker, Foster. Turner. Fourth row: Troxel, Baldwin, Smith, I-Iubbs, Payne. Stuckey, Deem. Wfhitlock, McKenzie, McKenney, Campbell, Martin. Fifth row: Brown, Thompson, Dunn. Perkins, Wieda, Casey, I-lunzeker, Cates, Van Hoorebeke, Forest, Mauldin, Johnston. Sixth row: Lee, jardon. LaSalle. Tridle. Rosenberg, Grover, I-Iubatka, Goheen. Seventh row: Buford, Trussell. Sturgeon. Klingman. Drennan. v Kneeling: Nicki Korn. Tad Bodycomb. jack Chapman. Lynn Campbell. First row: jim Wfard, Larry Gindling. Don Cearnal, jim Moffett, Ronald Coffey. Second row: jimmy Lobbey, Mike Green, Gerald Keller. Leon Stockton. Lowell Berliew. Ben Poteet. 2 -ff- 1 s 'Nt 265 6400 I04 79 Zan- 2 2462 'kann First row: Allen, Stockton, Perry, Stinnet, Francis, Lea, Levinson, Weaver, jay, Paul. Second row: Coffey, Edwards, Campbell, I-labermehl, Bright, Brill, Coppenbarger, Einsel, Chapman, Poteet. Third row: Horner, Everitts, Taylor, Earwood, Elliot, Buzzard, Baker, Heidel, Gullette, Norman Fourth row: Brown, Lobbey, Green, Wells, McKinney, Ward, Cearnal, Howard, Evarts, Wimsett, Moffett. Fifth row: jones, Copher. Allen, Davis, Nickel, Gilmore, Lohr, Owens, Hoffman, Ryan. Sixth row: Ritter, Runnells, Brown, Shank. This was one of the best examples of teamwork shown during the year, through the combined efforts of the Drum and Bugle Corps, the Band, and the Ever Ready Drill Team, One of the dem- onstrations of precision was this one presented during the half-time ceremonies of the Thanksgiving football game. l 3, . .V I t 9 74 .gal '55, ,f , ,. .. S,eeot4tofz4 ,i-,., . ii IE 144 ide fold tie Zdow scsi? First row: Pat Crews, Eleanor Post. Ava Gager, Jo Ann Shade. Peggy Hosp. Sally XX'ells. Carol Brewer. Second row: Annetta Strong. Ann XY'c'bb. Judy Legg. Sue Blizzard. Third row: Edwina Michael. Mary Stuart Haynes. Diane Junge. Betty Prall. Fourth row: Margie Campbell. Nancy Martin. Lfarjorie Haggart. Joyce Fliff. Caroljane XX'alters. Neville Sue Graham. Fifth row: Marilyn Croach. Donna Smith. Jeanie Cross. Kay Hastings. Gloria Bailey. Bunnye Plympton. Judy Weston. Sixth row: Lynne Francis. Nancy Patterson. Cherrel Welsh, Sandra Martin. Seventh row: Cleta Koonce. Judy Tedder, Alice Johnston. Sharon Cozad. mwlSwga4 Excel We wondered why Mr. Greer kept announcing Drum Corps practice after school. After seeing the intricate for- mations of a walking pilgrim and a bow and arrow which actually shot, during the half-time of the Turkey'-Day game, we clearly understood the reason for all of those practices. Certainly there was no mistake made when Jo Anne was selected Drum Majorette, because it was through her guidance and persistence and capabilities that this or- ganization has become a success. Ah a e ovx ooo up and down thc scale first singing softly then building up a crcsccndo This is how our Senior and St Cecilia choirs start their classes Their xocal chords break torth in clear and bright notes to produce harmonious melodies Special featurcs this year vyere assemblies in school conccrts and singing, for clubs and city organiza tions Mr Coulter and Mr Soycreign are the directors who make the music come out yust thc way it should Anyone who belongs to thcsc choirs can tell of the enjoyment shared by' all. r Drum llizivrelle yo ANNE SHADE U H Q Q A so 'AEVZJ' - 521?:s5'rEw,,+3 f,,N if 2 Q -'ww 2a, iii. 23 1,3353 5 3 af? 4'fsxjQ'33' 52 sf, if gi- gp iv 3 QEQQ isa' s z 3 3 i Q. . 4 In Y! .Q I, , . P pl ' A ,, u ' -4 . 11. 1 1 it ll ' M M , - UQRIIIHUVUH ' ' Y,,w ' l 'sj,' 9 .. -,P . 1 ' f 1 , fr .. ,K 1' X. , vyff , 5 .if V3 JY W Q., fly' ' fn :fb if EIR X33 gig V i 31 '1 Q Ya xx L wg! 'Q gi' :fps Y' -' t 5 in G E 'z ' :Ziff 2 Q 1' '13 , J' '35 Q ' ' Y Q7 .31 A 35' , 51 - f X f A 'E , E 3113 - 4 - r X5 ,M...'.a,' ., i N , 1 W Nw - 'gk-sf-T-Q Q- 4. 3 'H 5, V ,, '65 ' Vg' 5 ' gf Q I gg 1 K 4, m f . ' 'K Y ' L, N ,X ,- , 3 A4 wgngij f he 4, 45 iffy, Q ,jr ,F in X J . 'mx 7 xt. wi i 4 Q Q L f . ,' aff 2 V R f x- My X , , . wa QQ? ix . X ' gr 1 lik' My L h, M4 if , A , I xx. WSYA 4,0 X3 47 .. 'i?.P. 6 V I '-119' . flff' Q - ELQJ' 2-F7 ff ff' ' L Af H- gy ls gf ,f ,Q ,I Y Q x If s XXX x w : ,fww x J ,I N' 4 K 5 k XX Q F h Rafi 22-N! .3 ffff Nw: ENN xy, 3 xyxigf img 3. X ' W NX Y , lu WWQQ, N 112 . ' A V fe' 24W4Q From sour notes to sweet notes, the High School Band and Orchestra are always ready to play. Under the expert direction of T. Frank Coulter and the able assistance of William Lebedeff, these groups spend many long and hard hours practicing. In the crisp fall air the Band plays rousing music for our football games. Their exuberant good spirits are so contagious that they pep up everyone-the team and spectators alike. The Band and Orchestra play for many assemblies and community concerts. They par- ticipate in the Annual Music Festival held in the spring, and always receive a high rating. We have a right to be proud of our Band and Orchestra and their valuable contribution of music to IHS. , Y l X5 9 li . .' Q xy5xs f Z,6'l' I lax 'T , fl T . .. ,si 1 I' 1 1 'F' Qt xt, Zkwd First row: Pendergraft, Shade, Martin, Stout, Haynes, Prall. Second row. Gager, Chitwood, Robson, Tedder, Martin, Moore, Wells, Wells, Nathan, Buzzard, Havens, Sanders, Kiddoo. Third row: Glaze, Thomas, Frazier, Clay, Forrest, Hunnzeker, Cates, Stuckey, Tridle, Eliff, Brewer, Seymour, McKinney, jones, Johnson, Lorenzen, Robson, Welsh. Fourth row: Papp, Keller, Pratt, Troxel, Hubatka, Jefferies, Van Hoorbeke, Finley, Staves, Houston, Baker, Fore, Campbell, Whitlock, Foster, Wees, Wieda, Clay, Perkins, Tuggle. Fifth row: Casey, Dunn, Vaughn, Blankenship, McKenzie, Buford, Carver, Hubbs, Bodycomb, McCullough, Deem, Brown, Walker, Hoskins, Sterrett, Turner, Drennan, Sandburn, Baldwin, Thompson, Pitner, Salyers, jenkins, Thompson. Standing sixth: Korn, Taylor, Gray, Russell, Tyree, Payne, Boos, Smith, Prigmore. Standing seventh: LaSalle, Rosenberg, Woods, Grover, Walters, Walker, Morgan, Sickles, Nickles, Blizzard, Trussel, Klingman, Sturgeon, Cellner, Christensen, Christman, Mauldin, Johnston, jordan, Poe, McClary, Tyree, Goheen, Turner, Lee, Crocker, Ritchart, Moore, Hunt. Om : ?7eace and iiii ii MMMM mi ummm armani umm Scuba Z- 7een4 First row: Williams, Strong, Hoofnagle, Walker, Cooper, Shade, Newman, Eedder, Bass, Francis, Schaper, ,lunge Patterson, Hatcher, Scott, Dagly, Bogner, Boyington. Second row: Mitchell, Burton, Cash, Gibbs, Willey, Speak Webb, Weston, Salzer, Pendleton, Wright, Cheek, Russell, Conrow, Montgomery, Smith. Third row: Wyble, Brewer, Everitt, Hymer, Asher, Cowen, jones, Roam, Farrar, Martin, Black, Howard, Koonce, O'Daniel, Routledge Campbell, Irvine, Post. Fourth row: Moudy, Mouthay, Tripp, julian, Luginbell, Carlyle, Klimpt, Kay, Croach, Lucas Kenny, Hopkins, Beeler, Tingle, Schatzman, O'Brien, Byrd, Cummins, McFarland. Fifth row: Cross, Moffatt, Pickett Caceras, Morris, McGinnis, johnson, Morgon, Rinkel, Watson, Scott, Colvin, johnson, Swinehart, Luke, McCormack johnson. Sixth row: Kern, Kitts, McCrea, Wilson, Martin, Boyd, Martin, Sams, Payne, Currie, Newcomb, Brown Croach, Rodarme, McGoyne, Brown, Henry, Gates. Seventh row: Haberly, King, Aber, Crews, Hosp, McCrea Blizzard, Sharon, Higdon, Douglas, Dilworth, Kiser, Scott, Brown, Frazier, Graham, Martin, Henson. Eighth row: Watts, Crispell, McGuire, Tatum, Keeter, Foster, Deem, Austin, Thompson, Welsh, Cole, Smith, Sanders, Akin. Z- 7een4 ?acZd 7 ' The gavel resounds as the president, Lynne Francis, calls the meeting to order. A sudden calm comes over the group of 350 gals. Our pro- gram today is about gossip, says Lynne, and we have a panel here to discuss this. Do boys gossip more than girls?g What to do if someone tells you a juicy piece of gossiplg What to do if you become a victim of gossip. These topics were discussed, and a song about what happens when you gossip, ended the program. Other outstanding pro- grams have been given at these meetings which are held in the audi- torium every two weeks. The high lights of the year include the spring mixer, a talk by Richard Craig, a member of the school board, and the annual Christmas Snow Ball. Il0 a v i - s Q Ak Ak Ax As. as ....... zEQ:2?r?'455s?'f4bF 1 ffm E C +1 ' iq - .. , l 'W 6 .zz 5 ' as S dia! First row: Biggs. Russell. Havens. .Martin. Gordon. Caylor. Boyington. Aldridge, Jones. Blizzard, VUiley. Speak, Haberly, Aber. Everitts. McDaniels. Second row: Taylor. Davis. Kiddoo. King. Hunt. Asbury, Green, Archer. Fritz. Cline, Walker. Deem. Moore. Scroggins. Third row: Croach. Crowell. Sanders. Lucas. Pratt. Potter, Tate. Tucker. Coff- ey. . P9 ,.,...,,.,,i-,L-5, mm. Taylor. Thurman, Norman. XX'isner. Conrow, Rowan, Daniel. Collier. XY atson, Crowder, Meador. King. Higdon, Chambers. Townsend, Johnson. Rogers, Copher. Johnson. Fifth row: Burkholder, Apel. Caylor. Burress, Grunden, Mt-Cowan. Felker. Yarbough. Flfert. Johnson. Russell, De- Jarnette. Shipman. ' l 19 First row: Johnston, W'ilson, Smith. Taylor, Legg, Steen- rod. Phillips, Klimpt, Kay, Kitts. McGuire, Mouthuy Pickett. Parrish, Burton, Horner. Second row: Nelson Lawson. Dall. Day, Stockham, Mitchell, Owen. Martin Montgomery, Koonce, O'Daniel. Nordberg. Lewis, McNeil XY'ells. Third row: Steen, Cignetti. Savatovic, Finley, Wfhit aker. Russell. Lemaster, Luginbill. Roam, Petty. Mellon Sadler. Plant, Elkins. Cohee. Johnson. Fourth row: Eris man. Steele, Xwilliams, Gregory. Mascher. Hoofnagle. Xwil son. McCrea, Martin. Cooper. Frazier. Brown, Henry. Mc- Bee. Moffett, Carr. Fifth row: Johnston, Moffett, Brown. MtCrea, Carlyle. Cash. Campbell, Routledge, Brown, Reed, Dickerson, Smith. Brotherton. Kirby, Schrader. Karlstrom. Kingrey. Sixth row: Hendricks, Julian, Bass, Ley. Woolsey. Johnston. Hopkins. Hatfield. Armstrong, Smith. Slankard, Bauchen, Grider. Ellis, Boaz. Kimball, Daniels, Golden, Rush, Seventh row: Bowman. Salzer, Rawlings. Russell, Croach. Stripling, IwIcGlochien, Allendorf, Ames, Hurst, Stark. Roland. Long. Simpson. Chambers, Chapman. Arney. Harlan. :iv Q N'-sf, ll ll fll LOS AMIGOS First row: Purkett, Fahrig, Newman, Walters, Gager, Krummel, Hodges, Akerman, Houston, Wfells, McFarland. Second row: Michael, Gerheauser, Eliff, Sickles, Schaper, Newman, Egner, Rodarme, Caceres, Scott, Petty. Third row: Brewer, Tedder, Higdon, Morgan, Sanders, Atherton, Carter, Friedheim, Wagner, Copple. Fourth row: Boatman, McCloud, Prigg, Tatum, Goodin, Theis, Baker, Stockton, McKinley. Fifth row: Smith, Perkins, Elliott, Gray, Butterfield, Turley, Wees, jones, Har- rison, Bormaster. Sixth row: Lee, Tridle, Baldwin, Russell, Keeter, Smith, Austin, Johnson, Seventh row: Pyles, Parent, Cearnal, Stockton, Moffet, Bodycomb, Orr, Wells, Clay. Eighth row: Christenson, Wieda, Fore, Lohr, Smith, Cates, Pratt, Phillips. sl' fi, N. ill? S.P.Q.R. First row: Bass, VUelsh, Webb, Sapp. Papp, Elliff, Carter, Baum, Nathan, Lawson, XX'ilson. Second row: Blair, Freeman, Conboy, Granger, Tall, Ferguson, Snodgrass, Rouse, XY'elsh, Vfest. Third row: W'elsh, Tate, Hartly, Crispell, Patterson, Croach, Graham, Conrow, Plympton. Fourth row: Hoover, Miller. Turner. Stuckey, Blosser, Meadows. W'erner, Foster, Fifth row: Chapman, Kilgore, Thomp- son, McKinley. Sneed. Forest. Groxer, XVoods, Tolen, Sixth row: Richart, Baker, Campbell, Taylor, Allen, Buzzard, Thomas, Jordon. Seventh row: Moore. DRAMATI CS Pfelidffli .... ....,.,...,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA, M ke Green 517011101 -..............v................ ........ M iss Barrett First row: Jane Hillhouse, Mary Etta Martin, Shirley Trim, Joyce Tripp, Elizabeth Smith, Judy Allen, Dixie Moffett, Linda Dudman, Nancy Robson, Mary Lou Reed. Second row: Deanne Gill, Suzanne Miller, Joyce Currie, Sharon O'- Farrell, Barbara Taylor, Mary Kay Roberts, Janice Eckhart, Glenda Blankenship, Sherry Knox. Third row: Linda Schriener, Susan Smith, Jayne Sey- mour, Harriet Hatcher, Judy Newman, Anna May Evans, Virginia Hoyt, Karen Ward. Fourth row: Mike Green, Duane Hunt, Donna Engle, Stephen Chitwood, Jim Sterrett, Terry Mills, Lee Wil- liams, Larry Gindling. Fifth row: Lanny Lea, Bill Christman, Jimmy Huddleston. THESPIANS Pfeiident ..... ................................. D uane Hunt Sponror ...........,.....,.,.,,....................... Miss Barrett First row: Shirley Trim, Eleanor Post, Elsa New- man. Second row: Linda Dudman, Harriet Hatch- er, Lewann Steenrod, Pat Crews. Third row: Peg- gy Hosp, Carolyn Updegraph, Lee Williams, Bar- bara Taylor, Mary Stuart Haynes. Fourth row: Donna Finley, Marilyn Harrison, Sue Turley, Donna Engle, Mary Wilcoxin, Sue Henson. Fifth row: Mike Robbins, Tom Burch, Don Horner, Lanny Lea, Judy Newman. Sixth row: Jimmy Hunt, Murry Lorenzen, Duane Hunt, Larry Gindling. Seventh row: Dick Baker, Gene Wal- lace, Bill Christman. Eighth row: Bill Nichol, Nicky Korn. '7 FRENCH Prerident ............ ....... .,... T o mmy Hubbs Spomof ...........,.................... , ,...... Mrs. Baumann First row: La Vonne Ferguson, Sharon O'Farrell, Donna Johnson, Nancy Ratrie, Judy Mullins, Jean Morris, Eleanor Post, Nadine Shufeldt, Carolyn Uudegraff. Second row: Vickie Butter- field, Virginia Montieth, Shirley Tubbs, Sharon Smith, Mary Lucus, Ann Havens, Susan Stout, Kay Wasson. Third row: Murry Lorenzen, Bill Curl, Bob Watson, Bill Weida, John Musgrave, Robert Townsend, Jerry Rogers. 3 co1N AND STAMP Pfffidfnl ...........,..,......................... Ronald Coffey Spomaf .........................A........,........... Mr. Holden First row: judy Russell, Robert Brown, Sharon Hogan. Second row: Richard Russell, jerry Web- ster, Mike Owens, Phillip Van Winkle. Third row: Buddy Beisner, jim Windle, Eugene Fergu- son, Bill McCrea. Don Hubatka. Fourth row: Gary Vernon, Larry j. Holt, Dick Mock, Dick McNally. Fifth row: Ronnie Coffey, George Mc- Kenney, Larry Gindling. Sixth row: Larry E. Holt, Nancy Groom. '7 HI-Y ---.-.Q v-.-f.-.........-.w.al.-s.rm.. ,....,a,..... N, W1 Prendenl .......,,...............,,..,...,,,,,,,,,,,, jim Dailey SPHIIJOYJ ........,... Mr. Kaminsky and Mr. Eastman First row: Davy Turner, Fred Blosser. Harry Sneed, Larry Aggus, Tom Gray, jerry Rutherford, Leo Schrader, jerry Kelley, Buddy Paul, Allen Norman, Second row: Charles Walker. jim Ster' rett. Bob Turner. Mike Robertson. jim Dailey, Buddy Ball. jack Prigmore, Bob Brown. Third row: jerry Martin, Mike Salzer. Don Bell. Ronnie Maupin, Bill McNeil, jerry Rogers, Bob Allen. Fourth row: Tyler Hoare, Stephen Chitwood, David Owens. Bob Cushman, Douglas Cates, Dave Campbell, Bob Hadley, jess Eastman. Fifth row: Gary Cox, Ray Wilson, Tom Glaze, George Payne, Paul Kingsborough, jerry Beeler, Jim Den- nis. Sixth row: Ron Dalby. Bill Thurston, Don Cearnal, Fred English. C.O.E. Pre.ria'en1 ,...,..,...,,.............,...,....,,. Marilyn Moudy Sponsor ......,.........,.....,............,...,,.....,. Mr, Cowan First row: Bill XX'ebster. Clifford Bell, Bob Rich- ardson, Elizabeth Smith. Marilyn Moudy, Joyce Caskey, Gene McQuillen, Clayton Parish. jerry Turner. Second row: joseph Talarski. Ronnie Speers, George Fisher, Ronnie Moffet, Marvin Steen. Audley Hervy, Paul Webb. J. D. Hershey. Third row: Mr. Cowan finstructorl. ..-if-15 Ill lllllly Ill --w- we 7wz'e-:edt Ml ,j . E J. F , ' : PALETTE AND BRUSH Pfejfdent ............,,,,...,..,.,,,,........, ,,,,,,,,,,, J im Davis Spfmmr ..,......,.,..........,A.,....,...,,,.,,,,,,,, Mrs, Rogers First row: Linda Jones, Sharon Severn, Sally Mc- Neil. Second row: Carolyn Clark, Mary Frances Porter, Linda Miller, Carol Rowe. Third row: Sara Jacobson, Daphnea Allen, Sharon Houk, Margaret Kenney, Virginia Montieth. Fourth row: Colleen Dinwiddie, Claudia Lowe, Marcia Kimes, Patricia Emmert. Fifth row: Roy Stephenson, Chuck Duncan, Ralph Jacobs. Sixth row: Jim Davis. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Pferident .,.,...........................,.....,.... Susan Askins Sponror ...,......,................,.............. Miss Robinson First row: Beverly Brown, Jo Henry, Ann Webb, Betty Ann Prall, Lewann Steenrod, Judy Mullins, Adrea Krummel, Judy Newman, Ann Marie Wees, Sue Turley, Shirley Byrd. Second row: Pat Johnston, Nancy Moffett, Eleanor Post, Lynn Atherton, Lee Williams, Susan Askins, Nancy Havens, Julie Rodarme, Lynn Newcomb, Anna Jean Cummins. Third row: Beverly Bass, Joyce Tripp, Lauralou Schaper, Martha Croach, Teekeela Scott, Annetta Strong, Mary Margaret Dagley, Margaret Kenney, Dollie Gates. Fourth row: Sue Henson, De Ann Caceras, Linda Irvine, Marilyn Croach, Gloria Egner, Nancy Deem, Judy Weston, Judy Kuntz, Carolyn Johnson, Mary Martha Mor- gan. Fifth row: Judy Crispell, Linda Tatum, Su- san Keeter, Diane Junge, Harriet Hatcher, Jackie McGoyne, Nancy Patterson, Lynne Francis, Carol Brewer. CLERICAL AND MERCHANDISING Preridenz ........................................ Velma Walker SP071.f0fI ................ Miss Peak and Miss McFadin First row: Joy Black, Imogene Howard, Sue Swinehart, Yvonne Clay, Janice Russell, Barbara Cowan, Carol Houston, Sylvia Arnce, Elaine Hughes, Diana Einsel. Second row: Catherine McAffee, Violet Brewer, Marilyn Farrar, Judy Weston, Rena Kern, Judy Baum, Betty Boyd, Trudie Hosp, Phyllis Johnson. Third row: Carol Newton, Linda Roam, Linda Lindley, Grace Fisher, Leota Baker, Dorothy Walker, Peggy Kaiser, Billie Dilworth. Fourth row: Lorena Hartje, Jane Doolin, Marti Jones, Velma Walker, Marsha King, Annetta Strong, Rosemary Cole, Maru Sue Douglas, Barbara Holt. Fifth row: Patty Akin, Roberta Watson, Kathy McGinnis, Jackie McGoyne, Dollie Gates, Freda Morris, AVIATION Prerideni ....... .,..........,.......... ...,. J i m Ward Spomor ..,............,..,,.....,,............,....,,.. Mr. Smith First row: Leslie Tyree, Raymond Thompson, Weslie Tyree, Ronald Wade, Robert Wade, Betty Horn. Barbara Cheek, Marilyn Hunzeker, judy Galloway. Second row: Duane Cowen, Bill Shonk, Earl Carpenter, Dick Mittag, Ronnie Owens, Steve Paul, Eddie Ritter, Ronnie Reynolds. Third row: Jerry Seger, Hadley Clark, jim Ward, Har- ley Horn, Jon Stacy, Paul Stubblefield, Wayne Evarts, jon jay, Gary Bright. Fourth row: Max Stinnett, Forest Luke. RED CROSS Preridenr .... .,............ . ......... M arilyn Harrison Sponror ...................................v............ Mrs. Payne First row: Judy Legg, Mary Mouthy, Susan Smith, Ann Havens, Nancy Robson, Linda Dudman, jean Blair, Carolyn West, Dixie Asher. Second row: Barbara Gordon, Sue Stokes, Joyce Currie, Gloria Egner, Barbara Brown, Lynn Snodgrass, Sandra Endicott, joan Petty. Third row: Richard Russell, Colleen Dinwiddie, joyce Bard, Marilyn Hunzeker, Buddy Beisner, Murry Lorenzen, Richard Reniker, Marilyn Harrison, Shirley Mil- ler. Fourth row: Bob Hadley, George Payne, Le- roy Betz, Don Horner, Larry Storm. WRITERS Prerident .... .............,.......... V icki Robinson Sponror ..........A...........,..................... Miss Stewart First row: Judy Wolfe, Barbara Bishoff. Second row: Judy Nickle, Sharon Cozad, Vicki Robinson. Third row: jim Hunt, Larry Sanborn, jack Dunn, Dennis Gullette. Fourth row: Marilyn McMartin, jane Dudley, Louise Russell, Marion Ellis. '7 4-X I First row: Carolyn West, Martha Croach, Kay Wilson, Susan Keeter, Linda Austin, Linda Tatum, Judy Wolfe, Deloris Smith, Deanna Caceres. Second row: jane Dudley, Marilyn McMartin, Louise Russell, jimmy Hunt, Carolyn Updegraff, Vicki Robinson, Barbara Cheek, Judy Nickle. Third row: Danny Pyles, Gary Lee, Dennis Gullette, Frank Compton, Marion Ellis, Buddy Ball, Bill Baldwin. Fourth row: Bill Wieda, Mike Green, Dale Allen, Vern Hine. First row: Benjie Rosenberg, Bob Allen, Tom Gray, Jerry Kelley, jerry Rutherford, Buddy Ball, Leo Schrader, jack Prigmore, Bob Brown, Steve Walker. Second row: Bob Weaver, Bob Newberry, Tom Glaze, Raymond Wilson, Bob Turner, Mike Robertson, jim Dailey, Bob Hadley, Pat English. Third row: john Atteberry, Jim York, Ronnie Maupin, Don Bell, Ron Dalby, Pete Page, George Payne, Bob Cushman. Fourth row: Merle Medcalf, jon Solomon, jim Bowman, Jerry Martin, Fred Erdman, Gary Atkinson, jim Koonce, Tom Ferris, Fred English. Fifth row: Jerry Starkweather, jack Golden, Charles Tabb, jack Lemmons, Paul Kingsborough, Jerry Beeler, jerry Rogers, Bruce I I8 Bullard. Sixth row: jim Dennis, Gary Cox, Dave Campbell, Ross Roberts. ww- SPYGLASS Co-Editor: Dale Allen Danny Pyles Sponfof Miss Stewart J CLUB Preridenr Mike Robertson Spomar Mr. Long SOLO AND ENSEMBLE Preridenl ............,,,,....,,,,....,..,......., Bill Christman Spwzmr ,.,......,..,,,.,,,..,,,..,......,.,......A.,. Mr. Coulter First row: Judy Greathouse, Susan Stout, Mary Sue Freeman. Ann Nathan, Betty Prall, Elsa New- man, Ava Gager, Mary Stuart Haynes, Carol Fahrig, Sally Wells, Sallye Elliff. Second row: Jean Moore, Kay Walker, Peggy Houston, Missy Hayes, Joyce Elliff, Jayne Seymour, Sandra Raw- lings, Barbara Bischoff, Barbara Jones. Third row: Rebecca Sturgeon, Ann Webb, Marilyn Croach, Bunnye Plympton, Judy Medlin, Harriet Hatcher, Mary Aspoas, Regina Baker. Fourth row: Brenda Wfagner, Sharon Sanders, Sharon Houk, Lauralou Schaper, Judy Kelley, Mary Janet Wilcoxin, Jo Ann Shade, Nancy Patterson, Lynne Francis. Fifth row: Edwina Michael, Carol Brew- er, Judy Tedder, Tommy Hubbs, Joe Pender- graft, Eldridge Martin, Stephen Chitwood, Wayne Pitner. Sixth row: Bob Perkins, Bill Thomason, Bill Elliott, Bill Christman, Bill Taylor, Dean Tuggle, Terry Moore. FUTURE NURSES Pfeiidenl ................,.........., Anna Jean Cummins Sponror ...............,,....,,..,,.,,.,.......,.....,,. Mrs, Petty First row: Sue Young, Judy King, Christie Rogers, Wanda Mitchell, Wilma Tate, Dorothy Luke, Marcella Hardy, Sharon Boyington, Dora Sue Wilson, Judy Jones. Second row: Delores Dawes, Nancy Ratrie, Elizabeth Mathews, La- Vonne Ferguson, Carolyn Watson, Donna Speak, Carol Graveson, Donna Johnson, Carolyn Hersh- berger. Third row: Judith Fisher, Carolyn Sams, Anna Ruth Everitt, Nancy Havens, Virginia Broadwater, Betty Apel, Glenda Cummins, Shir- ley Byrd. Fourth row: Anita Johnson, Carolyn Mauller. Beverly Rowan, Joan Petty, Rebecca Sturgeon, Katy Davis, Carol Griffey. Fifth row: Linda Richardson, Anna Jean Cummins, Marcia Angel. NATIONAL FORENSIC Preridem ..,........................... Mary Stuart Haynes Spomor .............................,.............. Miss Barrett First row: Elizabeth Smith, Mary Stuart Haynes. Second row: Nancy Robson, Nicky Korn, Donna Engle. Third row: Larry Gindling, Terry Mills. Fourth row: Mike Green, Dale Allen, Duane Hunt. 42 'T- lt? . 't:1':.'::L':.- a,eazwSmgfP aww Left to right: Bfary Jane Saxatovic, Lanny Lea, Lee XX'illiams. Donna Finley, Judy Newman, Judy Crispell, Ludy Gerheauser, Sharon Hogan, Anetta Strong. Joy Black. Marcia Mitchell, Nancy Roam. Jo Ann Harp, Suzanne Bogner, Jimmy Dailey, Mary Dagley, Susan Askins, Tom Glaze, Fred English. Donna Kitts, Mary Frances Porter, Mary Sue Douglas, Elsa Newman, Marcia King, Glenda Cummins, Lewann Steenrod, Joyce Bradley, Judy Baum. Lyn Atherton. Kay Francis, Harriet Hatcher, Susan Smith. Seated: Judy Mullins, Elaine Cartright, Virginia Monteith, Carolyn Updegraff, Judy Aldridge. Anna Jean Cummins. Nordean Crull. Dixie lkioffett. THE 1956 QUEEN CORONATION Winle1' W01zde1'la12d Part I U irz1er uV07ZdE7'IdIIdU ,.,,...,,..,.,,................,.,.,,,,...,.....,r.r. Organist-Gwen Wfarden Part II Il ir1ler U m1derl1n1d .....................,,,.....,,,,,,, Dixie Moffett, Virginia Monteith, Elaine Cartright, Anna Jean Cummins. JoAnn Harp, Nordean Crull, Judy Mullin, Glenda Cummins, Mary Frances Porter, Sharon Hogan. 5i,1leri ll r1llz ....,,........,,...........,,..............,.,.,....,,,,..,......,..,,,,,,.,.,..,.......,....,.,........ Carolyn Updegraff Part III THE PROCESSIONAL Hemldr ,.,,........,.,..... .,,.,., T ad Bodycomb, John McCullough, Tommy Hubbs, Bill Taylor Queefff flffflldlyfllllf .... ,..,.,,.,... S uzanne Bogner, Jim Dailey, Business Mgrg Donna Kitts, Fred English. Business Mgr, Ladier ill llvailizzg ....,,.........,............,,,. Nancy Roam, Joy Black, Mary Sue Douglas, Marsha King, Annetta Strong, Marcia Mitchell, Judy Baum, Joyce Bradley. Judy Crispell, Lucy Ger- heauser, Susan Smith, Kay Francis, Lynn Atherton. Crown Bearer ,.......,..,.........,..........,.........,.......,...A..........,.,..........,..,.,........,,...,.. Mary Margaret Dagley Flower Girlr ..... ....... ,..,.. ....,.,....,........... L e e Wfilliams, Judy Newman THE QUEEN ...... , . ,.,,. Susan Askins, Tom Glaze, Business Mgr. Puget ,............. .,..,,..,.,,,,,,......,,.,,,...,........,,.,...........,..,. E Isa Newman, Lewann Steenrod Part IV THE CROXWNING OF THE QUEEN lV if1le1' Rf13'lfw1,r .....,,.., ,.................,......,,........ IN Iary Jane Savatovic, Donna Finley, Lanny Lea ll ir1le1' lyjlllldflfrllldu ..r. ,.,,,..,.....,,,,......r,.,.,,........,,,.,,..,,,,,,.,,,.,,.,,.....,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, H arriet Hatcher Sleigh Ride ...,,,.,.,,.. ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,.,,,..,rr,, ,,,, J u dy Aldridge Part V FINALE DJ-, 4sf '- 795 ,ehma Zaeea LUSS SLSAN ASKIWS Alferzdfmzr Left: MISS DONNA KITTS Righti MISS SUZANNE BOGNER 1-. Mme- 'mae nach ll ll Q' First row: Buddy Paul, Eldridge Martin, Wayne Habermehl, Dick Baker, Tom Gray, Glenn Meadows. Second row: Bill Christman, jim Robson, Allen Norman, joe Pendergraft, jerry Allen, Gary Ryan, Kent Christiansen, Lanny Lea. Third row. Mike Howard, Gene Wallace, Paul Kings- borough, Dean Tuggle, Bill Taylor, Larry Salyers, Bill Elliot, john Musgrave, jim Lobbey. Fourth row. Bill McNeal, Nicki Korn, Don Horner, Allen Buzzard, George Payne, Tommy Hubbs, Wayne Pitner, Ronald Coffey, jack Chapman, jimmie Owen. ' FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Prerident .,...,,.........,,,.......,,.............,......,... Lanny Lea Vice Preridenz ...... ...... K ent Christiansen Serfelary ............ .........,..,. G ary Ryan Trearufer . ..................,..........,....... jerry Allen vi ti n , . 'it H v x-X u f D' X-X04 Uysllw' Among the many organizations at ,IHS the Key Club is one of the most constructive. We build is their motto, adopted from Kiwanis, and they extend service to the school and community in an effort to develop better leadership. The club is run mostly by com- mittees, who after meeting, present their ideas to the board. After the approval of the board, the plans are carried out. 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X Jax 'fx 210' J fn K ' 9 swung .11 ational Honor Society ky- CD ' ll 0 ' 4 i s os Q Tl ,Gig e W ? . if fir 4 First row: Larry Freeman, Jane Medcalf, Janice Gibson, Mary Ann Tutt, Iris Davis, Orville Brill, Mary Ella Filewood, Eddie Damer, Maureen Vincent, Jack Pearson. Second row: Jerry Cooper, Pat Martin, Larry Habermehl, John Shepherd, Pat Goodwin, Bruce Houston, Kathryn Walker, Richard Huelster, Henry Baker, Delois Martin, Miss Colvin. Third row: Tommy Haley, Billie Krummel, Nancy Johns, Marilyn Ritchhart, Paula Pond, Jane Barlow, Pattsy John, Barbara Tedder, Judy Perkins, Cleta Larsen, Sharon Reed, Joan Meyer. Fourth row: Dave Harutun, Jack Fay, Joel Magruder, Mike Cusack, Joe Ensley, Bob Davidson, Sammie Farrell, Jane Carlock, Barbara Wheeler, Virginia McCann, Peggy Alexander, Sara Van Fleet, Carla Hoskins. OFFICERS President ,,,,,YY,Y,Y,, Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Vice President ...,,, JERRY COOPER Seffelary H ,,,,,,,,, , PAT Treasurer Y,Y,,,,,, ,,,,,, M ARY ANN TUTT Sponsor , ,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,, It HSS COLVIN These students excel in LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, SERVICE, and in CHARACTER , ef, Seniors ORN Iliff HRIl.I,. llIl!'llif'fUl'lIIlll 2 iiiaiiiaii MMMMM f fmnnmuui A MMMMMH of 1955 MARY ANN 'l'lVl I'. Slllllllllllflhllfl Ii If we LH 0 d Tourna Troph Tournamen 0113 CE 3 -4-x O f HUC UD Spor sm O UD O USHII r-4 max GJ .-. EOD X ,5 T 0 hrader Be k Long and Kam nsky Sc osenberg B C aches R AIX 114' 75 P 3 U' -C lllllll' 1- al!- t111 ll 111 Ihr' f111z1l 11-111111 mirh Nnrth-l'1z1-I KLIIINZIN ifilx, VICTORX l'KR.NlJl'Q .,.' l'h1- re-rl warp:-1 wax luifi nut fur our flllllll nionx, .N11 LiNN Hl!Ilf wax hvlfl in Ihvir hwnur and lhf-11 iIllII1f'IIi2.iIf'ly full:-w ng. a parafh-. Hvrahiing thvm wa- thff Drum florpx. fullwwv-fi hy th' l'ra111. fQl1f'f-rl+Au1lf'rN. 111111 tho- vntirv- Nlllflfflf lwaly. Q 9 I u 4. Lv THF FINAI. flfxxllf . . . Thf- 11:-xv-1'-111-Iw-furgutn-11 gunn- wirh North-lfasl Kansae llily wa- ll thrill for rhf .llllilill fans, Exp:-rt lDlH4'kiIlgL as Qhman In-rv. hy Hur wwwn 5111111115 jus- Enslvy. prove-rl what we km-w frnm thc- hvgginrlingl. that we- had the State Baskvtball Champifvnship 'Il-21111. Qi '. :F fafslu- f 72 31 1 Z' iw fm, 5 y' L-up If., 4 , I 3 -f 'Q' X s . ci f 4 ibubagx A '52 I f .-fp 9- , ' , xx'--.. lfig ,gm 5 ,Q In V, . X--.- , po L Ma , x Ar K A nv 232345 . 7 ,F . in 5? r i ' ' if SENIOR CLASS PR 6'The Man Came to Di Friday, April 29, rift ESENTS Who n ner 1955 get ' Hrs. Ernest W. Stanley , Miss Preen ...,,,,, , ,,,,, , Rirhard Stanley June Stanley john ,,,, , Sarah Hrs. Dexter , Hrs. .lI!'Cllf1'hCOI1 Hr. Stanley ,, .llaggie Cutler , Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Slanley Bert Jefferson ,, Prioliessor llelz , Luncheon Guests llr. Baker , ,, Expressman ,,,, Lorraine Sheldon Sandy ,, Bererly Carlton Westeott ,,,, Radio Terhnirians Eight Choir Boys Pat Martin ,.., Sharon Reed Franklin Woodbury ie Warren , Rae Tharp , Bill Potts Marjanna Frising Jane Carlnek Jane Nleclealf , jerry Cooper , Maureen Vincent Brure Houston Dave Harutun Pat Comlwin , Bill Baron ,, ,Ioel Nlagrutler , ,, Orville Brill rfelt. ,lim llillingsley Merle Mullins Henry Baker Margie Evana ,, jerry :Kntle ,, Bill Easley ,. Run Robson Larry Robbins Sammy Farrell Clover. john Quallf. john Anderson. Bobby Higgins. james Martin. Nt-tl Robinson. llawirl Fofter. Hubert Granger. Banjo , Charles Harrix Two Deputies Keitb Criffix john Slieplterml .4 I'lainrlo!hesntan ffhri- Clinton Federal I nspeetion I Militar Ball nit...- Beauty and charm are- sewn in thi- Urand March uf the Military Ball A scene during the Arc of Sabvrs of the Military Ball lvfl hy ffnlonvl Orville Brill of Joplin and Livu- lf-nant Colon:-l Ronnie Higgins of Carthage. l ' Fl 4 W, C f x seball Cham plons Missouri State Ba B4qEB4LL TEAM F Jim Hunt Jim Dall :gr I W .Tern Chew Uanager D a it I U w th Stin nn emnd row BVI N 01? Ruthtrford Bob Walker T mf drri N 1 cw Jfrrx X1 m I 1 1 im Odfl tn nn aria tr flifrxrmxrwile Char! ar Liarlf fn dt Lawrence RK-hard on U In tu L I dt Q R J rn Han m .?f erfect 5t'h00l year T0 top off thie p brou ht home the Baseball team ' Championship Trophy the State the second State Championship won this year. Shown here ig Bob Stingon the winning pitcher. pre' ' - hy to a very proud .entmg thc trop p ' C er. rincipal. Sir. ff' Golf Team and Commencement Bower 0 T m Grant D09 R Robert Bob Hadley Jack Vmcem 0 GOLF TEAM 0 In B lk r Harry N1vDowell Jury Kfuy 'Nad' 6 ROL Dafffu an Gauntt GUY Donahoe Gary J 2 iff .pike wlv-,AJ ,gpm-ar' ,MAA- PRESENTATION OF CLASS Shown h rc- IS Ylr R01 Wood Supermtendent of Sch00lQ present the 1955 gracluatmg clas to Urs Reba Blanke Preeldent f the School Board Class Da 3 ff i c' fi A T111-N B PUIIICSC tlI0.lIE.NT HIILI P en HL . - . Hula I X rum, ' flfrf., 0011 ,. fOr, . Um .A as if this i,l: 'f hook Va? o hah, 5 r . . 'I , - . uly tr. It farmtllliiuifzrk, thc, Hr it 10 I ' 0 hr- - ' Pflnpj H of 1161 a 3 Cf . A ltd ph Pt1'lt0,-' f Sludf S lifp .nts- a 'Sf 111 Sm THE BIC DAY . . . Class Day- a day looked forward to all year long by the seniors. The program, tln- vlass picture, the Joplimos be- ing distributed and signed, every- thing seems to say, L'N0w y0u'ro on your own. Co and find your plave in life. MWA JGEUO F7 5 HSCUNH 7 VTX ZH! 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Q.. l.,.., In-M , , 5 Q - -- ,..:i t.,Lm.f , - A -. ' 'r ' f ' ' --- + ,A '- : 4 . . - A . , .-. . . , , . . .- A . . , . D., , . I ' . ' - . . . I I Z, . 1 0 . . ' . - . - f - Zlfcnfglrtlfwatlwusandcycs u 1-N ' ' ' . ' ' ' 3 ' -W I ' - .And lfcdaybut am . . . . . flu of tlrc brxylft work! dies' MII: thc dying mi. 4 n ' 10030125 ' ff-Ld L.. -, I 2 I- W1 M'-'f uf, V 9 f ,S , an Y . it ' gg, f ,-. , . 4 , , 0Q? .Q H' ,. I ei e 5, 'U' 1 as if T ' , ......I ef ev re z we wr rd' VO' Q 'A Tr' lf Y ua . First row: Martha Croach. Roberta Watson, Marilyn Moudy, June Fisher, Elizabeth Smith. Joyce Currie, Kay Wilson, Virginia Cooper, Linda Tatum. Second row: Marilyn Croach, Donna Johnson. Annetta Strong, Helen Hoofnagle, Carol Klimpt, Hazel Cohee, Rebecca W'ilson, Nancy Deem. Donna Kitts, Judy Crispell. Third row: Neville Sue Graham, Lee Williams, Suzanne Bogner. Lynne Francis, Harriet Hatcher, Judy Newman. Mary Morgan. Janice McKinley, Anna Jean Cummins, Jo Anne Shade, Nancy Patterson. Fourth row: Diane Junge, Connie Boyington, Susan Askins. Vicki Butterfield, Lauralou Schaper, Beverly Bass, Sue Blizzard, Jim Moffet, Ronald Coffey, Tom Glaze. Fifth row: Bill Christman, Joe Pendergraft, Jim Robson, Allen Buzzard, Bill Taylor, Duane Cowan. Terry Mills. Leo Schrader. Buddy Paul. Sixth row: Jim Dailey, Mike Robertson, Kent Christiansen Ronnie Maupin, Duane Hunt, Max Tubbs, Danny Pyles. Absent: Linda Alexander, Ronnie Niles. Offclcww NATIONAL NATIONAL HONOR socifrv Pffffdwf ROWS Maupin HONOR SOCIETY X X Vue Prefldefzl Buddy Paul X X f Sfffflflfy Marilyn Croach f Treaflzrer Diane unge ' SP071507 Miss Sullivan YE These students excel in E Lx LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE and CHARACTER L5 L gg. S .. ,fi 1 H 'S . s i ph, MAMLYN C99 ACH Valedictormfl , ,,,,. ,, M ,pil ,.,,,,.-W-fwf' X 1, I N, pw ff-in ' X' - ' NA af P' , if! 1 NEVIII F SUE ' GRA ffd1eL1ff,,,,,jaU HAM in mi is 'Ai ', gh :VA Wx ON REBECCA. WFS Vflledmofffln ' 11248 11 :Hx if-15f5'14 vii Su av GVAVQE 4 vmu!'19 ' 1' YA! 'Aa of 195 F' 0 Quin' QV! -f 1V B050 22336505 A mem iv :Hi . 4' :QQ he 'eil an eu if I 4' 1Y I auf U' A Vg I ina wuim me WJ wi' 2? M L ,E P' gx I-s JUDY NEWMAN LAURALOU SCHAPER Salulatofian Salulaloriarz 2.0. -7.5. 24046446 7ede-me 7x4 ' K Fawn? ' Cadet sponsors and members of the battalion who received special awards. The staff presents Captain Warneke with a token of appreciation for all his help and guidance. The R.O.T.C. will cer- tainly miss laim next year. jim Moffet, Cadet Colonel, and Lieutenant Colonel Stafford N. Ordahl, U. S. Army, inspecting officer, are conducting the inspection. Beauty and charm .irc seen in the Grand March of the Mili tary Ball. HMOONLIGI-IT SERENADEU The Annual Military Ball was enjoyed by three hundred cadets and their dates. Girls in pastel formals, cadets in formal dress were in- deed a spectacular sight, with a background depicting a Moonlight Serenade. A scene during the Arc of Sabers of the Military Ball, led by Cadet Colonel jim Moffet and Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Buddy Paul. 2 mzdeauub V+ a R ell jerry Martln Tommy Glaze jerry BASEBALL TEAM Frrst row Kenny Wnlkrns Ronnre uss Starkweather Second row Larry Rolleg Larry Drlworth Bob Brown jrm Darley Bob Walker Bob Allen Thlrd row Leo Schrader George Payne Dave Owen Bob Turner Merle Medcalf Gary Cox Coach Long X I ENNIS TEAM Kneeling Fred T Kohler Brll Kohler Standing Coach Allen Buz Varner john Atterbury zard Daxrd Troxel Marsha Krddoo L . VA Lv . , f 0 i A fl: ' if ' I . , 'gl ee 4 T H 1, N I I F' J L - . Z . . w . v .v Y . I , , , , , xx ' L : - J L ,ly X. 3, , r L fr! Q I - . Z -O ' ' ' ' nf. 1 - y U Y I . , , 6414! 'TQ I Ki A I I, I 4' ,- . 1 P X' . ' f' f ft. 'gli 1 l i ' 7 l WI! wi 'Qt First row: Larry Moore, jack Holden, Hillard Phillips, Don Poe, Mike Robertson, Ron Maupin. Second row: Coach Kaminsky, jack Lemmons, jim Bowman, Richard Renniker, Fred English, Gay- len Cope, Andrew Edmonson, Herman Brown. V 'Vu ni. , IN l 'f' JS' 'ffl lvl' M lffsfllqighgh 0 J The Band. Drum Corps, and Ever-Ready Rifle Team amazed everyone with their intricate formations. Shown above is a bow and arrow formation. Zum: ' , 7? 7410, Sm, Www 4 71.5. Bob praises, not Allah, but the students of J. H. S. as he is intro- duced by Duane Hunt. Ji as i Q 1 1 3 lf' Tl' gg '. 1 ,Jai x. w . f 'xx H jx go X it A J J A.,-V I . i .nt -,, v. Jw ,V J x, . I Q 3 ,X A lx I T v fag ..-aw .. rf , A The Robert Cummings award sponsored by the tele- vision program, This Is Your Life, was presented to Duane Hunt, the most successful senior in dra- matics, by Bob himself. Each annual winner will re- ceive a gold medallion for himself, and his name will be engraved on a plaque placed in a hall at J. H. S. Awards have been arranged for a period of twelve years. - Robert Cummings, an alumnus of g J.H.S., has frequently alluded to H . his home town, Joplin, in his 4 v F' radio and television shows. Bob ... was prominent in dramatics in Joplin High. He played the lead- ing role in the Senior Class Play of 1928, The Youngest, with Phillip Barry. Bob, his charming wife, Mary, and their son, Robert, Jr., smile happily as they leave the school after presenting to the student body forty-five minutes of fun, laughter, and reminiscing. Sauiofz 66444 79 74e Z, of Wdawak heel ?uaao, ,-4,4141 27,1956 Doctor Clsamberr .,,.... Elizabeth Barrett Terry Mills Lee Williams Wtlron ..........,............, ......,,.. C arol Klimpt Henrietta Barrett Harriet Hatcher Arabel Barrett ......... ...,.... J oyce Currie Ortaviour Barrett ,...,., ....... L arry Gindling Septirnur Barrett ..,,.,.. ,..... J oe Pendergraft Alfred Barrel! ......... .......... B ill Wieda Cbarler Barrett ........ ....... D ale Jenkins Henry Barrett ...... ,.... D ave Gilmore George Barrett ........ ...... J erry Seger Edward Barrett ....... ....,...... D uane Hunt Bella Hedley ....... ........ J udy Newman Henry Bez-an ...,,...... .......... D ale Allen Robert Browning .......... ....... B ill Christman Doctor Waterlow ............,. ...,,... D anny Pyles Captain Surteer Cook ....... ........ D on Horner Direftor ..,............ ........,...,... D orothy Barrett Aillfldnl Director ..,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, Mike Robbins Prompterr ............ ................ S hirley Trim, Joyce Tripp Stage Manager ...,..............,,.,,,....,..,...,,,,,,,,,,, Terry Mills Srenery ............. Propertief ...... lighting ..,,. Sound ..... , ...... Cofturnef ...,... Make-up ..,..,.. Publfrity ......,,.,,..... Suzanne Smith, Stage C reu' ........,..... Jim Hunt, Mary Dagley, Jane Lohr Linda Dudman, Janice Eckhart Glenda Blankenship Jim Huddleston. Tom Hundley Mike Walker Wayne Evarts Murray Lorenzen, Judy Allen Mary Lou Reed Anna Mae Evans, Pat Scott Marilyn Harrison Sonjia Hoover, Max Tubbs, Jim Robson Dollie Gates, Louise Russell, Jane Lohr Dave Gilmore, Fred Erdman Larry Gindling, Mike Walker int lt Judy Newman. Dale Allen, Lee Williams, Bill Christman. Duane Hunt, Terry Mills, Danny Pyles, Don Horner, T Q it 4 .k g 'Y 5 I i, 4 .fa- N. QP: 'J Y Alf X l 1' Harriet Hatcher Joyce Currie, Joe Pendergraft, Carol Klimpt, David Gilmore, Dale Jenkins, Larry Gindling, Bill Wieda, Jerry Seger. fill s r 'f7ga1,a.rA A 5 ,f xx' fu f Q-if 4: I 'fs v ,M 4 Q 4n -ng. -- ,-.-f...-gf., .,. X., f I , 'X ' e Haw jack Lemmons and Diana Vaughan were elected King Zeke and Queen Gertrude by their hillbilly friends at the Sock Hop. so so ly in 1-Qi, ,,.,-..-,........s ...- N Y C In the background are seen the Saints who dispellecl their dignity for one evening and donned their hill- billy togs. , . ,XJ ,.. --iii A. Judy is doing a fine job of churning butter with the ex- pert help of joe while jim tl' makes time with Gertrude and Lynne feels Zeke's muscle. Lavonne and Larry appear to be pretty busy themselves. f i JA 1' .. 6 in 3 fr l Q '-eaahfapzam X l I.et's tall this I.over's Lane - Nuf said V' Stairway to the Stars was a very appropriate theme for the junior-Senior Prom. A good time was had by all. Both teachers and students seem to enjoy dancing to the slow rhythm of this beautiful theme song. X 3 Dag? Judy Newman, as Miss Future of the Fashion Review in Dave Garaway's program of Yesterday, is caught by the TV camera as she slinks across stage in her new fangled hat. According to 141 39 Q, , xi Miss Future three legs are better than two. ,J '15 as, -1 Ventriloquist Rosemary Cole and Accordionist Fred English display their talent in Class Day Assembly. Fred. a talented accordionist, presented several selections. Rosemary, an outstanding ven- triloquist, had the audience in hysterical stitches ot' laughter as she and Larry chatted about life at J.H.s. l?56 Zena to 4 THE BIG MOMENT-After two years of hard work, the greatest thrill of a co- editor's life comes when it's time for their book to be presented to the principal and students. Judy and Lee as well as Mr. Greer seem pleased this moment has ar- rived. Class Day Exercises closed with a beau- tiful pageant depicting memorable events of the year. Those pictured below are: joplimo Queen, Susan Askinsg Homecom- ing Queen, Lynne Francisg Cadet Colonel, jim Moffetg Honorary Cadet Colonel, Donna Kittsg Football Captain, Fred Eng- lishg Two Seniors, Annetta Strong and Ronnie Maupin. , ,M Mobbed in the downstairs hall students autograph Joplimos. The yearbook just isn't complete without everyone's signature. FN ,ff I-3 , I . A ' . ' 'Z ' ll ll en A-4 - 1 gf, M l . li' !f!, rn-A X F, .lx ',UEti1!:!x-YT o ' ld A5 T 'Exif Qi' Quai. 41. t ... The above were delegates to the State Hi-Y Convention held at jefferson City. Left to right: Bill Thurston, Bob Turner, Ron Dalhy, Doug Cates, and jim Dailey. This is not LI game. Roy fMr. Greerj is offering Cecil fMr. Floytlb a tic clasp so that his tie will stay in position while a picture is being taken. Roi fMr. Wcmotlj is enjoying the little by-play. 4 1 IQ U-Q.-..,,' '55 70eZ4e ,776-4q28' X 79.775, xr Z' af? ,Q--iii 'I Pnotefllonal Class of 56 Pf8.l'EI1f1fI071 of Colon R O T C fOzark Brble Collegej Meetmg the Challenge Challcnge of Past Lauralou Schaper Challenge of Future judy Newman Frontrers of Tomorrow Personal Frontrers Marrlyn Croach Technologrcal Frontrers Nevrlle Sue Graham Socral Frontrers Rebecca Ann Wrlson Chou uftla Orchema Semor High School Salute to Amerrca Youse T Frank Coulter Director Pferenlaifon of Speaker Rox S Wood Addrefr Dr M Earle Collrns Presrdent Mrssourr Valley College Ofrbemfz Semor Hxgh School Medley from South Pacrfxc Rodgers Hammerstern T Frank Coulter Drrector P1 E.l'6'I7ldIIOI1 of Clan Roy W Greer Prmcrpal Hrgh School R01 S Wood Supermtenclent of Schools Arreptanre of Clan Mrs Reba Blanke President of Board of Education Awarding of Diploma: Salutalorg Valedzrtorg M' -Q. - ' l ' X A ., , ,T . gt ' xt 1 , ll S an l . 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