Kirksville High School - Regit Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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.lunior Red Cross FIRST ROW: Lavena Hanes QVice-Chairmanj, Ramah Sallade lCha irmanj, Frances Wait, Amber Grubb IReporterj, SECOND ROW: Shirley Yadon, Barbara Poston, Mary Alice :Srnith fSecretaryj, Miss Tompkins, f5ponsorD. The Junior Red Cross has rendered cheerful service to the community this year. This year the FHA and the Red Cross took cup cakes to the Community Nursing Home and serenaded its patients with carols at Christmas. The Junior Red C chairs for the Community Nursing Home last spring, They took cups filled with candy to the polio patients at Laughlin Hospital Hallowe'en and they took some candy to a nursing home at Thanksgiving, ln addition to these services the club filled boxes and sent them to overseas children, and they ' t 'b ted osters for the adult Red Cross drive They also wrote letters to servicemen. dis ri u p . Yes, this club has done much to benefit our town and every member in the future can well be ross also served lunch to veterans and they used the proceeds to buy ten proud to have been a member.

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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 , .,,.,,,,,,...

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Sweet Veep, President, Berta. Kathy and Ivy, Zada 'P Mada 'P V ivacious . Pal. The Silent Type . Alma and Maymxe . Salt. Pepper. Energetxc. Pal. Dot. Moore, Our Janie. Babs. Singer