Kirksville High School - Regit Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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F41 SHIRLEY TOLLENAAR, WAITRESS GORDON COY, CLERK CATHERINE LINTNER, DENTAL SECRETARY Richard's Cafe Mackie Williag-n5 Dr, Daily, Dentist Mr. Ashbey-Manager. Mr. Williams-Manager. BERNARD NEWTON, PRINTERS HELPER EDWINA IRINEHART, CLERK RAMAH SALLADE, CLERK Journal Printing Company Snyder Dry Goods. Montgomery Ward Company. Mr. Link, trainer. Mr. Schaeiers-Manager, , E2 MEREDITH GLEACON, TRACTOR PARTS CLERK MARY -DALE DITMARS, CLERK CAROLE PAAP' BEAUTICIAN Truitt 'Tractors I-Iarrmgton's Jewelry De Luxe Beaut Parlor Mr. Barrett-Manager Mrs. Harrington-Employer Mrs. Storts-Initructor. I VERLIN WILI-IITE, SHOE REPAIRS BARBARA CLARK, CLERK FRED ACUFF, SALESMAN Jack Ladd's Shoe Shop. Stout's Music Store Herboths Clothiers. Mr, Epperson-Manager, Mr. Beltzer-Instructor.

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1' 'P ,M Wfx ! 1?2?ri' ' 'E T ...W N , LC Sc '-- ,. 'i1g,,,ii'?i.'fii .Q M T 0 '-,A aaa Tfrbitf .Ma F. H. A. FIRST pgwg Hugh Eitel, Dale Gregory, Harold Rummerfield, Don Noble, Dave Conyers, Paul Schnucker, Rornaine Findling, Tommy Hanson, Gary Sallade, Richard Darr, Bobby Lacore. SECOND ROMQ Noreta Farson, Carolyn Pittman, Dorsie Ann Thompson, Eula May McConnell fSong1eaderj, Helen McFarland, Ruth Black fVice-Presidentj, Mary Cox, Ruth Cowan, Frances Wait fTreasurerl, Marlene Campbell QPresidentJ, Mary Jo Williams, Marilyn McCloud, Bobette Vincent. Vauncille Tuttle, Donna Waddill fl-listorianj, Barbara Esterbrook. THIRD Row: Barbara Eskra, Leah Cook, Mary Dromey, Mary Ellen McCabe, Nanry Read, Linda Brooks, Leila Leavitt, Dorothy Floyd, Ramah Sallade, Lorene Houghton, Loretta Eagen. Cartalene Patton, Mary Lou Nicholas, Rosemary Stewart, Caro- letta Haggy, Juanita Page, Mrs. Roderick fSponsorJ. FOURTH ROW: Sarah McCabe, Shirley McGrath, Joyce Floyd, Nancy Riley, Rita Ferrie, Lor- raine Eagen fReporterl, Rebecca Sturgess, Carol Chapman fSecretaryJ, Catherine Lintner, Joann Clark, FIFTH ROVVQ Donald Perrin, Janet Klingsmith, Anna May Loch, Beverly Brac-knev. Shirley Barnett, Jackie Burton. Future Homemakers of America The purpose of the F. H. A. is to provide well trained citizens to make the home s of tomorrow. The F. H. A. undertook a variety of programs this year. There was the frozen food demonstration, and a program on cake decorations. Members heard a foreign speaker and a book review. Their Christmas project pictured in this book was quite worthwhile. The F. H. A. and F. F. A, co-operated in the Fall Festival, which festive occasion highlighted the club year.

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ww D. O. Club FIRST ROW: Verlin Wilhite, Donivan Ratliff, Meredith Gleason, Johnny Bell, Bob Russell. SECOND ROW: Fred Acuff, Bill Cupp, Gene Atchison, Bob Hamilton, Shirley Sutton, Katherine Lewis, Howard Sevits, Gordon Coy. THIRD ROW: Shirley Steele, Mr. Skinner fSponsorl, Ramah Sallade, Carol Paap, Catherine Lintner, Ronna Mullenix, Edw ina Rinehart, Sue Welpton, Mary Dale Ditmars, Sue DeVol1d, Arlene Ladwig, Ruth Cowan, Dorothy Floyd. Mary Ann Williams, Almeta Reed fTreasurerj, Mada Stanley, Janet Collins, Sherry May, Barbara Clark fsecretaryl, Zada Stanley, Mary Lou Nicholas, Leila Leavitt, Loretta Sullivan, Shirley Tollenaar. Not pictured - Larry Crawford fVice -Presidentl, Bernard Newton fPresidentl. FOURTH ROW: D. U. Club Diversified Occupations students work on a job and attend school on a part-time basis, The D, O, Club is the social organization connected with the program, The club gives the D. O. students an opportunity to participate in various social activities. The wiener roast last October, was the first activity of the Forest Lake reflected the flame of the D. O. campfire - brrr - Then there was the employer-employee banquet at the Masonic is traditional but always new - and was ours different! The year was closed with the memorable trip to Lake Wapapello will long rerrmember the good times they had together that day. season. The placid surface of was it cO1d that nightl Temple in April. The banquet in Iowa. D, O. Club members , .,,.,,,,,,...