Kirksville High School - Regit Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Orchestra Contributes its Musical Influence to K. H. S. The orchestra provides an outlet for students with musi- cal talent. It makes its ap- pearance at school functions and the spring contests. Tlfe orchestra rehearses daily, with full rehearsal once a week. It is indeed an industrious group of students. STRING QUARTET: Franette Stickler, Beth Ann Allen, Barbara Moore, Judie Spurling. FIRST ROW Franette St1ckler Beln Arn Aller L nca Read Racnel Huffman Barbara Moore Dixie Lyle Ja ell McFarland Judie Spurlir-g SECOIND RON Anne Snyder .Team-ie Reese T M Sorrell Shirley Kelsey Elea or McCart ney Ted Mxttler Dorothy M ley Sonya Smith Shirley Koouler Linda Crave Phyllis Conley Sandra Cram: Linda Furl-c THIRD ROW Bill King Don Cook Jeannette Cnristman Harriet Hammond Carmen Cauden Sue Thomes David Kropf Jon Cook Bill Winslow FOURTH ROW Don Wilhite Mr Homer Clough Leona Sylvara t : ' , ' . ., i ' , ' ., , t - 1 U 1 V S A - ' ' , . , . '.'. , ' ' , r. - - .I 1 ' 1 wx ,- I 1 I Y O 1 5,91 I v me' A - l 2 , . 1 . ' A , - , 1 1 , I Y- u , I . . , . , .

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Masque and Gavel Better Speech for Use J Heuu Herboth Ben Beltzer John Bagley Mrs Aller' Juclxe Spurlxn Jxll W1mp Lmda Brooks FIRST ROW John Bapley Franette Stxcl- ler Jxll W mmp Masque and Gavel, natxonal speech SOC1Et5 15 a club composed of people who have proved themselves outstanchng 1n the fmeld 01 speech ann dramaucs The members partlcmpate IH all major speech act1v1t1es durmg the year Among these are appearances before Kxrksvxlle c1v1c groups, the Tlger Pawz broadcast whmch they produce and the annual three act plays SECOND ROW Barbara Ifhggms Sue Thames Sandra Cram Helch Herboth Carole Cupp Sandx Wxpal Judle Spurllnx Sharon Lexgh THIRD ROW Mrs Lucxlle Allen Davul Kropf Marty Denslow John Max on Jerry Hltt Jeanette Chrxstrnan C E Grxm Llncla Brooks Jerry Carldeu Ben Beltzer NOT PICTURED Anne Snyder I I Q Q lv 5 3 4 ' E f ' . . '. . I if . . . . . if ' Ulgi L ' ' ff., - - J 'f J is ,. ,, . , . ,ff N ,.. , I I-1. ,I 4. . 39 nr ' c ll 'l I Y ' 'I . .Eb . t . i 5 s 1 I 1 , I 'Y . s 1 ,ll - .. 5 - I , ' . , s , ' ', A , . . , , . z, ,

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Internatlonal Relations Club Promotes NEW MEMBERS John Maxson Erxc Carlson Bxl1Spr1ggs Lmda Funk C E Grxm Larry Rogers I R C was orlgmated for the purpose of presentmg an opportumty for CIVIC mmded youth to exerc1se then' opmxons and 1deas Its members engoy d1scuss1ng current problems and d6Cld.lT1g, ln a m1nor settumg, the answers for today s problems 6 uw Q FIRST RO N Judxe Spur-Img, Franette Suckle r, Marty Denslow, M155 519113 Kallenbach SECOND RON Lmda Funk, Lmda Brooks, Barbara MOON-I THIRD ROW Smrley Koogler, Ruth Howell, Pav. Rourke, Jane! Laske FOURTH RON ETIC Carlson, C E Grxm, John Maxson, B111 Spr1ggS. 1-BUY Rogers 'XIOT PICTURED Anne Snyder Q . F , l ' 3 2 V ,5 ' , , Q ' Santa came to I. R. C. early. Elsbeth Hagaman, Shirley Koogler, Ruth Howell, . . . . . I , i Q r ,Q , 74 ' ' fl t ' 5 K y A I G 7 . . X . 'fi . A fir I . J R