Kennett High School - Indian Yearbook (Kennett, MO)

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TATLER With the utmost appreciation for a job well done we take our hats off to the Tatler Staff. ln the few years of its existence the Tatler has been steadily improved until today it is outstanding in the field of high school publications in Southeast Missouri. With its clever illustrations, humorous jokes, and good natured ribbing of students and teachers, it has furn- ished not only fun for reading but has helped to turn our thoughts to the more serious side of life with its student editorials, which have been directed toward tolerance, cooperation, and permanent peace. So here's orchids and many more to the following individuals. For their very efficient management Here's putting in a plug for two well-deserving students, I. R. Early and Sol Astrachan, who served as co-editors. News Reporters: Mary lean Harris, Lois Buschman, Betty Ann Chism, Paul Slicer, Ioann Scales, and Naoma Traylor. They have worked together to give you the LOW DOWN on what's what in school life. Feature Writers: Barbara Sharpe, Lorene Reis, Ioe Hemphill, Peggy Killian, Carolyn Blake- more and Ioan Stewart. They have turned out some highly original copy. Sports Writers: Charles Vandergriffe, Charlotte Mills, and Ioe Harding. Their vivid reviews of the sports events have helped us relive each thrilling game. Artists: Ioe David Patrick and Barbara Baker. They have worked untiringly and have dem- onstrated real artistic ability. Advertising Managers: To Tommie Shields and Don Marshall due credit should be given for their ability to bring in the ads. The typists from the second year typing class: Peggy Killian, Kathryn Williams, Mary Lee Green, .Marcella Edwards, Patsy Stout, lune Ross, ,Marcella Ray, Willene French, Alma Barnes, and Helen Richardson, have performed a tedious, unspectacular, but very essential job. Iunior High co-editors: Gene Richardson and Nell Iones who also did a splendid job, have seen to it that their department has been represented in every issue. The Tatler Staff has been given a private office. This office, which was formerly oc- cupied by the Superintendent, has contributed greatly to the publications of the Tatler. ...37..

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lFUUTlBAlLlL BAND , ,..,,c.1-- Above you see a picture of the Football Band, which was directed by Curtis Wilkerson, the director ot the Municipal Band. This aroup ot young people has added much to the enjoyment of the football games, both at home and at games they attended out of town. Their marching and skillful mane euverinq on the field proved to be very entertaining. They also played for all bond rallies, and were always anxious to cooperate in any school or civic activity. This year the drum-major was Medah Ann Stewart. Majorettes were Elberta Ann Ford, Io Barham, Myrna Lee Mayberry, Sarah Ann Garqas, Betty Sue Mclclaney, lo White, Charlene Byrd, Shirley McDonald, and Billie lean Wheeler, who led the Pep Club. The members oi the band were: lohn Keith Leaqan, Charlotte Mills, Gene Bichardson, Gerald Patrick, Carolyn Blakemore, Mary Louise Ballard, Eleanor lean Bandol, Laverne McMinn, Donald Marshall, lune Wilcox, Carrye Ann Coble, lerome Beames, Belle Darwin Fuller, Kathryn Williams, Rebecca Duncan, lune Bichardson, Russell Tetley, Buddy Wright, Mary lean Harris, Tommy Talbert, lo Ann McGehee, Betty Ann Gruqett, Paul Hinch, Dona Bae Ford, Ioan Stewart, Carolyn Williams, loe Kilpatrick, Thomas Kinsey, limmy Blankinship, loe Lee Smith, Billy Marshall, Burley Horton, lcann Scales, and lerry Don Byrd. ss, QQ