Lebanon High School - Magnet Yearbook (Lebanon, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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B., Dm, College Springfield' M' A- in Ed- 1 Graduate Study, University of Missouri Graduate Study, University of Michigan, Graduate Study U,-,wer UMVGFSHY Of M15 SOUY1 English ana spamsh Ann Arbor sity of Missouri Gaduafe Study, Universi- Latin, English, Social Studies English ty of Missouri, Colorado State College, Greeley English .TPS -1 -rm-'Y . W MRS. RALPH AMOS MRS. CATHERINE GRACE MRS. VEDA ESTHER SMITH B. S. in Ed., S. M. S., Springfield S. M. S. Springfield, University of A. B. and B. S., S. M. S., Springfield Graduate Study, University of Missouri New Mexico, University of Missouri B. I., University of Missouri English and Social Studies Librarian Gaduate Study, University of Missouri, University of Illinois, Oregon State College English, Citizenship Peggy Thomas in a Search for knowledge. Beverly Meents gets her ed-u-ka-shun. I . w v fm' '4 . -rf-'A ,K .. ' p.'f't-A ' fy? QQ K 3, fn g w v1 K X N ,, af .. , X -Q- i K - ,gs ., ,Aw Q ,wx-it W . - 3' wfi. 3 Q' ' Q 1 Q., 1' 9 'x an 3, 11.1 fx N I hear America singing, the varied carols I hear, Those of the mechanic, each one sing- ing his as it should be blith and strong. Walt Whitman so if MRS. BARBARA GERSHENSON MISS MARIAN BOWMAN ERNEST PRATT IAMES W. ABBOTT A- B- in Aff Ed-f QUEENS GOI- B- 0fMus1c Ed- , Central Col- B . of Music, Drury College A. B., Drury College 1399, New York lege, Fayette, Missouri M. Ed., University of Missouri Graduate Study, Universxty of AFI Vocal Music Instrumental Music Missouri Speech, Dramatics, Debate, Specxal Reading . , J .-1--. ,J n . i Chrlstmas 1n the an room Llnoleum Block Prinung Krolling and pressxngj Carvmg on Lxnoleum Block Gettxng readyio press 339' .f, 1 N.. 'N 4 Iwislmas , S3 , ,LJ Pl C Qos- cs an p t5 iz! ' . . in if'- it' , - J 1 7 uf M ff f - .J F v ,J iv- Aff- may new -S -tra.: Boys' Chorus lST ROW: Left to Right, Waldo Chambers, Elwin Robinson, Ivan Eilensttne, Eldon Waters, Ioe Esther, Ed Simpson, Kenny West, Dick Wyatt, Iames Iordan, Nick Diedrichs, Bob Myers. ZND ROW: Stanley Coryell, Bob Arnold, Karl Hales, Jerry Young, Colin Kelly, Bob Prosser, Bill Donald, Gary Teeslink, Iohn Collier, Iohn O'Neil, Danny Wampler, Charlie Walstrom, Miss Bowman. 3RD ROW: Clarence Holland, Frank Melancon, Wayne Lambkins, Dallas Luthy, Clark Summers, Bill Lenz, Ricky Renner, Gary Tracy, John Carr, Darryl Peters, Ec Holder, Marzlyzi Randolph. Double Mixed Quartet FRONT: Carolyn Shadel, Shirley Lopeman, Alice O'Dell, Pat O'Dell. BACK: Gary Tracy, Bill Lenz, Clark Summers, V 4 Gary Teesimk. Boys Quartet A S-I 1:41 'J ' Q A f K, Al 91. - 384 . Gary Tracy Gary Teeslizxlz Clarl-1 Summ Bill Lenz . 1 ,tl as V' h , 3,3 YI ,:- .y '31-3 7 T A viz ggf rv YY, if 1: . 1 M . ,, r ' ah. ,thy .1 , ,gi vw- , -or N 2 any Q Girls ROW 1: Miss Bowman, Joan Hough, Judy Southard, Wilma Stewart, Virginia Griffen, Bonnie Eilenstine, Melva Webb, Verlene Pruitt, Barbara Peters, Shirley Ivey, Beverly Meents. ROW II: Jeanette Miller, Sally Crow, Judy Jordan, Kay Sharp, Connie Jordan, Pat O'Dell, Sue McCormick, Oreatha Randolph. ROW III: Venita Bennett, Margaret Warren, Rosalie Jones, Alice O'Dell, Kay Cawfield, Mary King, Elizabeth Johnson, Charla Talbot, IV: Marolyn Thomas, Juanita Sloan, Marilyn O'Ouinn, Helen Williams, Janie Mosier, Linda Hadley, Pat Saunders, Jan Eilenstine, Janet Sutton, Hoerle, Hilda Wilso, Shirley Show, Hilda Wilson, Shirley Snow, Marjory North, Jeanette Gordan, Karen Messer, Betty Draper, Marilee Richardson, ROW VI: LeEatta Ruble, Jessie Murphy, Sally Tidwell, Marilyn Moore, Paren Massey, Carol Gunter, Patty Lewis, Carolyn Long, Judy Bell, Kathleen r cz Q on -w 1 Q 1- J r n- ' D y x V cr L V 3 909Q x. qv C7 Snlpman, Janet Holman, Elarzze Massey, Barbara Long, Donna Bandy, Carolyn Shadel, June Waters, Sh1rleyLopernan, Mar1lyT.Randolpn, num, Joan Randolph, Joyce DeVasu:e, Nancy Romans, Barbara Watson, Betty Street, Carol Fields, Margaret Goldsby, Betty Lewrs, Marietta ence Corvell, Betty Holman, Vlrgrma Bla-cley, Judrth Hurst, Evelyn Anderson, Joan Mrzer, Wanda Stewart, Katnern Waters, Veda Rucner. ROW 1 Harrrll, Charlotte Everett, Rrta Sue Butcner, Joan Marsh, Sn1rleyJonnson, Joyce Bryant, Mary Beth Sewell, Manlyn Smrth. ROW V: Betty Jo Doerr, Marre Barr, Helen Carr, Snrrley Fletcher, Kathern Moulder, Carol Jones, Sue Tnompson, Sh1rley Bringleson, Sammy Brlnneman. Hooser, Joyce Saterfleld, Sally Harnrlton, Mary Stowe, Patsy Schuyler, Judy Hill, Gay Hawklns. GIRLS' TRIO Snxrley Loperxan Donna Bandy Aire O'DelL P 14 '04 ' H - , s , Mixed Chorus ROW I: Mara Ion Willhite, Sally Crow, Barbara Long, Betty Io Dooer, Bob Myers, Kenny West, Bob West, Charla Talbot, Ianet Holman, Ioan Hough, Carolyn Shadel, Donna Bandy. ROW II: Sue McCormick, Elizabeth johnson, Margaret Goldsby, Alice O'Dell, Iames Iordan, Ierry Young, Iohn Carr, Gary Teeslink, Ann Winsor, Sammy Brinnemen, Mary Ann Eilenstein, Virginia Shipman. ROW III: Pat O'Dell, Virginia Griffen, Betsy Draper, Kathleen Van Hooser, Ed Simpson, Frank Melancon, Gary Tracy, Ed Holder, Mary King, Shirley Lopeman, Beverly Meents, Barbara Peters, Miss Bowman. ROW IV: Connie Jordan, Rosalie jones, Wilma Stewart, Bill Donald, Ivan Eilenstine, Elwin Robinson, Karl Hales, Iames Welch, Shirley Ivey, Wanda Stewart, Iudith Hurst. ROW V: Jessie Murphy, Nancy Marks, Sally Tidwell, Darryll Peters, Ricky Ronner, Clark Summers, Bill Lenz, Robert Prosser, Iudy Bell, Ioan Mizer, Sue Thompson, Marilyn Randolph. Vocal Ensembles BACK ROW: Jerry Young, Karl Hales, Clark Summers, Ricky Renner, Kenny West, Gary Tracy, Gary Teeslink. SECOND ROW: Mary King, Elizabeth Iohnson, Marilyn Randolph, Margaret Goldsby, Sammy Brinneman, Connie Iordan, Iudith Hurst, Charla Talbot, Virginia Griffen, Rosalie Iones, Beverly Meents. FRONT ROW: Alice O'Dell, Shirley Lopeman, Kathleen Van Hooser, Donna Bandy, Dianne Atcneley, Ioan Hough, Pat O'Dell, Iudy Bell. if , , 4 f. tl 1- 1- C C, Vg, L . ' . V, Q , F W ' 'Q-gn? X . Woodwind Quintet Clarinet Quartet Annabelle Arnold, Donna Bandy, Shirley Lopeman, Suzan Winfrey, DOHHB BGHGY, Sheila Donaldson, SHHYOI1 Strickland, Carol Kerr. Norma Massey. Trumpet Trio French Horn Quartet B111 Lenz, Richard Buck, Richard Duell, Charlene Mitchell, Pat Rainey, Patty McSpadden, Shirley Lopeman. Twirlers FRONT: Suzie Winfrey, Ianet Holman Cdrum majorl, Carol Kerr. BACK: Judith Hurst, Charla Talbot, Marilyn Randolph. 1 5 Band FIRST ROW CLeft to Rlgntlz Donna Bandy, Snella Donaldson, Snaron Strlcklazzd, Norma Mattnews, Ianle Earp, Slilrley Shoots, Annabelle Arnold, Mary O'Nell, Paula Renner, Nobel Hudson, Charlene Mrtchell, Pat Rarriey, Pattr McSpadden, Shlrley Lopeman, IoEllen Ester, Carol Coates, Levon Morgan, Teeslink, Harold Iones, Margaret Flemmrngs, Wayne Bandy, Bill Donald, Rlchard Duell, Richard Buck, Charles Walstrom, Davlcl Engsberg, Don Summers, Eldon Peterson, Ierry Young, Tom O'Ne1l, Harold Evans, hm Bonannon, Ieanette Mtller, Ionn Smlth, Ronny Walstrom, Don Strickland. C. E. Brown, Bill Lenz, Ioe james, Donny Wampler. f Q Q wig 9 4 - ff . - 5 1 lx, T 0 av Q N ,Iggy - H 452 f 5-. aff ,ff-I QQ, 5 1 sr A if 3 I , K 2 wif. ' .Q . I, 5 X , 3, . , , L f A gf I X , f xi V h - if - -gf .bk QI! X gif! TA X , N., Lg 1?-'H if - F' 1 J' M g A -W' N- . . . V , ' 'P 'rw l i O .vm-'MQ fl-'fi , Q: I 3 I T Xi . .Z 1 I, g I 1 if ff 1' if Q x E ,' R XX Q Orchestra Ccllos: Zeldee Perryman, Joyce Smith, Claudette Southard, Ianet Holman. Bass Viola: Patsy Weddle, Eddie Klelher. FIRST ROW CCenterJ Violas: Joe Esther, Alrce Tucker, Carlene Simpson. SECOND ROW: Waldo Chambers, David Piercy, Annabelle Arnold, Kathleen Murphy, Norma Massey, Carol Kerr, Suzie Winfrey, THIRD ROW: Ieanette Miller, Richard Buck, Patty McSpadden, Pat Raxney, Violins Cleft to rightl: Nlywyn Alexander, Geraldine Lewis, Edith Wilkinson Mara Ion Willhite, Iames Moore, Deanna Norris, Larry Green, Ann Windsor. Tempani and Plano: Margaret Goldsby, Director: Mr. Ernest Pratt. String Quartet Vlolxns: Mara Ion Willnite, Edith Wilkinson. Viola: David Piercy. Cello: Tanet Holman. .l L.,- -1 1:3 4 L ALT I' gy grx Q,.C, Lfw is Lzx, QV X Dx' Q A u h L-QT 27-N- UC1 Nui'-' . 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' - 'xv , .gif 5 I fn , 5 ui Q Av sr'F+s.: G ' ,K Af M3 'I y f.m m' L7 WX A N' on 'I xl. ..,f -0 'f ' ,- . , I a .H-'ii J ff' 8 Q4 9 -4 t , f A L sw Merl Hunt and Iack Hodges are obtaimng a small part of the benefit which may be galned by many, many other students who w1ll follow them ln the use of the Ernest R Breech Library wh1ch was recently ded1cated ln the Industnal Arts Department On a natlonally televised program, Th1s Is Your Life an alumnus of Lebanon Hxgh School was honored for hrs success 1n business w1th a portrayal of h1s insprra t1onal l1fe from chlldhood The beglnning was this town of Lebanon and our own Lebanon school from whlch he graduated as salutatorian of the class of 1914 Dunng the years s1nce his graduatlon Mr Ernest R Breech has advanced to the pos1t1on of Chairman of the Board of D1rectors of the Ford Motor Company Prevlously he had served as the Presldent of the Bendlx Av1at1on Corporat1on V1ce Presldent of the North American Av1at1on Corporat1on, where he headed the operat1on of Trans Contmental Airllnes Western Alrlines Eastern A1rl1nes and Western A1r Express Attalmng h1s present pos1t1on IS not ev1dence of hrs lack of talent or unwllllngness to work hard Durmg hrs appearance on thls telev1s1on show Mr Breech pald high trxbute to Lebanon and to our school by saylng that he knew of no better town 1n wh1ch to grow up than Lebanon nor of no better school from Wh1Ch to graduate than Lebanon Hlgh School He spoke of Lebanon as my town and my school To further honor th1S great man who has graclously consented to be our commence ment speaker durlng the dedlcatlon of our new fleldhouse thls May, the xndustrlal arts workshop has been renamed the Ernest R Breech Industrlal Sclence Bu1ld1ng Th1s bu1ld1ng w1ll serve as a last1ng trlbute to a hometown Lebanon graduate who has made an outstandlng success 1n l1fe Mara Ion Whrllhit , . - - n - ll I . a , n n s I - 1 I ' . , 1 - u n a - . e . ' A V + ..-A.. iE5 - ...--f - - I ',.i- r- K I-x RP 5133 't 3 Q -93... 72... Mm QT 'E' .1 iq, 'E' 9 C? ummm ,g..e. 5 E lllllllf' - - Q4 .l I-, 2 .. --' ?-'is ' llllllfllli I Fly., .saw-5 .mmuylamns ...,i X -'fa - 1 Q. 4 I 3 Q T .i ? Cf., P J l fb Z' ' t' kg, ga.1'--- : 1 -A' I' ff.. --af-7 -fflz' -Q--9 '-:P We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienahle Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. Thomas Jefferson -rn. xv. ..- r X, x5 ir.- x .I 5 Q 's Q' 1 S ' X fd-...,,,5v Vw 51 Q if s ' , 1 ' 5, 'R ORVILLE E. WAGON!-IR MISS VIOLET DAVIS CLAUDE EILENSTINE B. S.1l'X Ed., S. M. S., Sprmgfreld B. S. in Ed., S. M. S., Springfield B. S. in Ed., S. M. S., Sprmgfleld 91- M-f UINVSYSIIY Of MISSOUY1 M. A., Colorado State College, Greeley M. Ed., Umversxty ofMrssour1 Graduate Study, UmV0rS1IY of IVUSSOUI1 Amerrcan Hrstory Graduate Study, Umverslty of Mrssourr ClflZ811SlllD Geography and World Hlstory 'ii-iff ' 'WJ , 3 M Nr, S - A! Q., v . ,nr -ii S 1 Map Study- Shzrley Massey, Brll Bauer, Wayne Nelson. Globe Study' Gene Day, Wayne DeCoursey, lda Odom. Sue MCCOYUllCK, Ida Phlppenney, Darryl Peters, Wrlma Stewart, Wanda Stewart. Rgpgft on Mldrjle E551 Crisis- Shrrley Lopemtm, Nancy Marks Vlrglma Grxfiln, Don1taTermings, Gertrude Woolsey 7 f S World H1story- Bookshelf studymg Amenca: Problems -Informal dxscus sion X21 A Ill. Citizenshxp-Preparing bulletm board 1 You mrs, l s. ' K 1' -1 v W 'iv Q . J 'qfafxf - X-4 Y X? x Xxx X fSfXfv-X Of' X I G None of us kno w what is ahead. . . .The important thing is to use today wisely and w ll e , and face tomorrow eagerly and cheerfully a d ' n Wlth the certainty that we shall be equal to what it brings. Channing Pollock Y A . 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' , 1 ,Zi 1- ,gn K tl A4 2 we ,W WZ '5 V , L Q- your -5. aug : J -.nf .un A w ' ' 331' Homecommg I956 The Lebanon High School Homecoming of 1956 was one of the most successful 1n the history of our alma mater By the middle of the week everyone was bulldmg some sort of float Thursday night October 25 the annual Pep Rally was held at the L H S aud1tor1um Later that evening C E Brown xntervxewed Coach Bishop and Yellow Iacket players during another rally at rad1o station KLWT Several f1ne and orlginal floats turned up for the parade on Frlday To the wonder of all Homecoming Day had very m1ld weather Mr Abbott s Speech I homeroom won the float trophy wlth the theme A Crownxng Victory Th1s float conslsted of a huge scarlet and whlte crown Mr Wllkinson s Secretarial Practlce was awarded second place for Rolla s T1me Has Come Mrs Fugate s Algebra I rece1ved third place w1th Skunk Em Although our Jackets outplayed Rolla nevertheless the Bulldogs pulled out a 13 6 V1 tory Lebanon s score came on a beautifully executed screen pass Ron Walstrom tossing a short pass to Bud Allen who behind well tlmed blocklng, went 60 yards for the touchdown Miss Sue Tunnell was crowned Homecom1ng Queen for 1956 1n impresslve half t1me cere monies The three candldates were drlven onto the fleld by Duane Burns Sen1or Class President as the L H S band formed a huge heart 1n the center of the stadrum and played The Sweetheart of Lebanon Hlgh The three lovely g1rls were taken to the center of the heart by the1r sen1or es corts Dennis Hite Ilm Burtln and Ian Skelton Then after a few moments of suspense Student Body President C E Brown placed the crown upon Mlss Tunnell s head 1n official recogmtlon of the Homecom1ng Queen The queen and attendants were then escorted to the royal throne to en Joy the rema1n1ng portion of the game Students and guests f1lled the Communlty Burldlng after the game for th Homecom1ng Dance sponsored by Teen Town Everyone was entertamed by danclng or 11sten1ng to the muslc of the Melo Tones of Springfield Agirls sextet composed of Rosalee jones Barbara Peters Vlrginia Teeslmk and B111 Lenz sang muslcal rend1t1ons durlng 1nterm1ss1on Punch and cookmes were the refreshments The success of Homecom1ng 1956 was due to the co operat1on and the sp1r1t of the student body Ardre D1edr1cks GAME SCORES FOR 1956 SEASON DATE Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov DATE Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov 2 OPPONENT THEY WHERE Mtn Grove Panthers Centralla Panthers L1ndbergh CSt Loulsl Flyers Bolivar L1berators Stockton T1gers Rolla Bulldogs Ava Bears Iefferson Crty Iays ElDorado Sprlngs Bulldogs A Team Season's Record 4 OPPONENT Central lSpr1ngf1eldl Rolla Bollvar Parkvlew KSpr1ngf1eldJ Rolla Central KSpr1ngf1eldl Parkvlew CSpr1ngf1eldl Here There Here There There Here Here There There wlns 5 losses THEY WHERE There Here Here Here There Here There 'B Team Season's Record. 1 wm, 6 losses Shipman, Iudith Hurst, and Ioan Hough, and a boys' quartet of Gary Tracy, Clark Summers, Gary -.. ..-... E L 1. . 14 . 6 O . 21 ' 7 33 . 8 ' . ' 26 13 . 5 ' 7 34 . 19 ' 13 0 - 26 6 13 . 2 7 0 - 7 ' 0 67 . 16 ' 7 20 ... mas 1 1- - 24 ' ' 6 28 - 1 0 19 - 3 ' 12 0 . 15 ' ' ' 0 32 - 22 13 15 - 29 4 A 0 36 - 12 ' ' ' 0 26 mf 'ykjmftvl VW A , 546 A Team . FRONT ROW: Left to right, Gary Tracy, C. E. Hown, Gene Day, Dick Carr, Glen Walters, Cloxs Wade, Duane Burris BACK ROW: lim Burtin, Paul Brown, Ronny Walstrom, Wayne jones, Darrell Games. B Team FRONT ROW: Left to rlghtz Bob Myers, Irm Lutny, Ed Srler, Kenny West, Bob Cllne, Don Cook, Bob West. BACK ROW: Bill Bauer, Jack Adams, Iohn Carr, Clark Summers, David Hough, Blll I-lause, Jim Darnell, Paul Conn. sfif .J 1 -J' ..7.,4 Xil ' rf Q WDW QQ kj X X QA 0 6911901 xw.x.SON OWEN .team yxanaqef I I 5 47 gg an N lx Y 10 695 623009 Q ' A I , 3 7 5 WAYNEZIONES X oibgvsoqls RON wzs YP' A1-STRQM R' 5 N I G ' , Q Q X 1 , , QM C.E.BROWN T I M J 1 fn CL O15 3 wwe MQ Q if mi I I 'f 1 , X ,, if M. 4 Gag? , 3 A 041- W 35 43 DICK CARR GLEN WALTERS If 194 Rf U 1-. QN xl -5 45? 4f-fl W- I '- -buys , M t s T . Y .539 Y 630' I jst, L ni Q35 3.69 Tvs: 4 f lfa'w's 'w1rw'r- '-fr Jw- r ' l f ' , W ,JU . , flllsie HHH 1' l QIAIQ, FE Freshman Basketball BACK: Colin Kelly, Ierry Saulsberry, Tommy Moulder, Bill Pendergraft, George Davies, Darell Deputy, Iim Piercy, Frank Branstetter, Gary Shelton, Larry Starnes. ZND: Leland Howe, Bill Bruce, Don Walters, Iimmy Finley, Dalton Wright, Iim Kraft, Richard Cunningham, Charles Walstrom. lST: Ivan Iackson, Jerry Collins, Nick Diedrichs, Gene Bradley, Paul Day, Ioe Doggett, Marshall Hollis, Kenneth Braboy. Ninth Grade Cheerleaders Bonnie Bolles, Iudy Skelton, Dianne Thompson, lane Hoke, Sharon Montgomery, Deanna Miller. Fieldhouse under construction Winning volleyball team: Barbara Hill., Iudy Iones, Sandra Nehr, Rosalie Kathner lcaptainl, Iean Coffey, Ianet Sutton, Patsy Kavale, Virginia Toops, Charlotte Doyle, Linda Cook, Pat O'Dell, Betty Lewis. lp No. I-A Team Ioan Hough, Florence Barber, Margaret Goldsby, Paula Burtin, Ann Winsor. No. 2-B Team BACK: Edith Wllkmson, Rlta Sue Butcher. FRONT: Pat O'Dell, Deanna Elmore. Margaret Goldsby, Ann Wxndsor, Ioan Hough, Florence Barber, Paula BU.ITlIi, Deanna Elmore, Pat O'Dell, Rita Sue Butcher, Edith Wllkxnson. Cheerleaders 2 Pep Club FRONT ROW: Carolyn Owen, Iudith Hurst, Deanna Elmore, Edith Wilkinson, Sally Hamilton, Miss Doris Rush Ksponsorj, Alice O'Dell, Kathleen Murphy, Rita Sue Butcher, Pat O'Dell, Linda Hamilton, Sharon Deputy. SECOND ROW: Norma Roper, Doris Simpson, Wanda Mashburn, Patty Hurst, Patsy Hill, Hilda Wilson, Margaret Flemmings, Verlene Pruitt, Sally Crow, Mary Stowe, Mary Stowe, Sharon Montgomery, Dianne Thompson, Betty Blackburn, Betty Holman, Sue Thompson. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Bolles, Mary Belle Oberlin, Oretha Meachum, Barbara Wright, Donna Shelton, Mary Beth Sewell, Sally Davis, Nancy Alexander, Charla Talbot, Linda Hadley, Ioan Marsh, Carol Iones, Carol Kerr, Ianet Sutton, Evelyn Applinq. FOURTH ROW: Iane Coffey, Shirley Ivey, Kathleen Van Hooser, Mara Ion Willhite, Mary Ann Eilenstein, Carol jean Martin, Janet Holman, Jeannette Miller, Susie Winfrey, Sharon O'Dell, Sue McCormick, Barbara Peters, Martha Moulder. FIFTH ROW: Deanna Miller, Iudy Skelton, Ioan Sullivan, Sheila Donaldson, Helen Carr, Charlene Hammers, Marilee Richardson, Betsy Draper, Nancy Marks, Linda Wrinkle, Iudy Hill, Ioyce Vemon, Pat Dougan, Sammy Brinneman, Gay Hawkins, Carolyn Calkins, Virginia Shipman. Basketball I956-'5 The Lebanon High School basketball season has been successful. At this point, the Yellowjackets A team has won 24 and lost one. The 'B' team is undefeated in fourteen starts . The 'A' team has clinched first place in the Frisco League and has taken the Skyline Conference crown outright. Lebanon has participated in three tournaments this yearp the Frisco League at Richland, the Blue and Gold at SMS Fieldhouse, and the Tournament of Champions at Parkview. The 'Jackets won at Richland, defeating the host team, Ioplin gave LHS a scare before going down in the finals of the 'Gold' division of the Blue and Gold. Af- ter breezing through the first rounds Lebanon lost in the semi-finals to Springfield Parkview, and then took third place honors over Green Forest, Arkansas. The 'B' team has also had a successful season. Parkview, Central, Bolivar, Windyville Qeach of these twicel, Marshfield, Tunis 'A,' Richland, Buffalo, and Dixon have fallen before the 'B' team. Coaches Ruble and Matheny are to be congratulated on the success of the season. 46 Q ' 2 41 , , '4 A D ,. if, H 2. 153 nf A 4 , - X E! H 'V L'1LHf 'n' E' mms? r Q , i Wig r, Z pf ,gn Q -22 uf' U X- ?l. gi 5 fa 'E I EEE :Ii 'FF :rn Q11-'iii I ,Fl 'Ya Ga Ga ffm Student Council Representatives BACK: Blll Bauer, Charley Ware, Jim Darnell, Dick Carr, Gary Tracy, Darryll Peters, Ilm Iordon Bob Pruitt Dan Kerr. ZND: Elizabeth Iohnson, Pat Dougan, Linda Wrlnkle, Kathleen Murphy, Edith Wilkinson Rita Sue Butcher, Wanda Mashburn. lST: Carol Martin, Betsy Draper, Sue Thompson, Shirley Snow Barbara Wr1ght Senators-Presidents BACK: Ronny Walstrom, Bob Beck, Ilm Burtin, Bob West, Arthur Buttram, Duanne Burris, Don Cook, D1ck Addison Bob Myers Mr. Mace. lST: janet Holman, Carol Gunter, Charla Talbot, Mara Ion Willhite, Carol Fields, Rita Sue Butcher Sally Crow C. E. Brown. Red Cross Council BACK: lack Adams, Shirley Lopeman, Bud Allen, Sally Tldwell, Margaret Goldsby, Fred Wrinkle. FRONT: IoAnn Randolph, Miss Davxs, Deanna Elmore. 'S rvhos Vho 0 N Cvlonclgg l:ebrucw3l-l,lq5'I me C,e,,-Q5 The Great Pretender Darrell Games Best Muslclan Margaret Goldsby Fastest Typlst Vlfglnla Shlpman Prettxest Eyes Shlrley Snow Handsomest Boy Gary Teesllnk Prettlest G1rl Paula Burtm Prett1est Harr Ida Odom B1ll DeVasure Shortest Glrl Dons Srmpson Shortest Boy Brent Bruton Tallest Glrl Judy Bell Tallest Boy Larry Alllson Best Sports Shlrley johnson Donna Bandy Mara Ion W llh1te Davld Cook Don Strlckland Ian Skelton Class Red Heads Franl Melanchon Ieannette Mrller Deanna Mrller Bonnle Bolles Dennls Hlte Davld Engsberg Elleen Harnty Kathern Dougan Dons Blankenshlp Kathleen Murphy Best Volleyball Player Bonnle Farley Best Actor and Actress C E Brown Ianet Holman School Exe utxve Off1cers Student Body Presldent C E Brown Senlor Class Presrdent Duanne Burns Iumor Class Pres1dent Arthur Buttram Sophomore Class Presrdent Sally Crow Freshman Class Presldent Ilmmy F1nley 1956 Football Lettermen Ronny Walstrom Rlchard Hlxson Eldon Iennmgs Davxd Engsberg C E Brown Merl Hunt Bud Allen fco captamsl Bobby West Terry Landreth Harold Iones Iack Keesllng Team managers Kenny Bell Ilmmy Hlcks Academically Seniors Barbara Barr Amerlcan Problems lda Odom Speech Advanced Algebra F' graphy W Llterature Health Gary Tracy Speech Chorus C E Brown Dramatlcs Advanced Algebra Ianet Holman Dramatlcs Bookkeeplng Or chestra Health Blology Ioan Sulllvan Debate Charla Talbot Dramatxcs Chorus Lat1n Health Ronny Walstrom Dramatrcs Debate Book keeplng Mary Klng Speech Art Chorus Health Larry All1son Debate B1llF1sk Debate Typlng Blology Conme Iordan Speech Shlrley Ivey Speech Kathleen Murphy Speech Gary Teeslmk Chorus Margaret Goldsby Chorus Band Health V1rg1n1aSh1pman Chorus Sec Practlce Carolyn Shadel Chorus Allce ODell Chorus Lat1n Physlcs Typlng Bookkeeplng Health Barbara Peters Chorus Marrlfn Randolpn Cnorus Rosalle Colller D O Marlene Dxcklnson Iones D O Darlene Glles D O Arno Hoerle D O Melba McCulloch D O Lat1n Health Ann Stratton D O Sue Waterman D O Joyce Wolken D O Ilm Burtm Advanced Algebra Physlcs Gene Day Geography Wayne DeCourSey Geography Iudy Barclay Physlcs Bookkeepmg Dennls H1te Physlcs Typlng Llnda Wrlnkle Bookkeep1ng Melba Webb Bookkeeplng Sherla Donaldson Bookkeeprng Gary Webb Typlng Betty McCorm1ck Health Noel Hamllton Auto Mechamcs Eddle Amos Auto Mechamcs Blll DeVasure Auto Mechanlcs Paul Massey Auto Mecnanlcs Edward Addlson Auto Mechanlcs Doyle Wmfrey Auto Mechamcs Glenn York Auto Mechanrcs Lv 'S-TE, I oi. 7 g y 7 Y f n n ' - ' - , , ' ' - i ' , ' 1 4 - ' I I ' H I . - . - Q I ' I r 1 I 1 1 I I I ' - I l 1 I 1 ' I ' , l A 1 1 I' U 1 I - - 1 I I , c ' ' : ' - . . - 1 l I 1 ' 1 I 1 ' I 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 , , Iudy Hill-American Problems, Bookkeeping Mary Io Branstetter-D. 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I I I I I - X ' - ' Juniors Carolyn Calkins English III American History Speech Fred Wrinkle English III American History Speech Chemistry Sammy Brinneman Engl1sh III American History Speech Biology Ronald Cowperthwaite Chemistry American History Geometry Clark Summers Chemistry Speech Howard Blattel Chemistry Kenneth Haisty Physics American History, Dramatics Nancy Marks Latin Il Typing Shorthand American History English III Carol Martin Latin II Shorthand American History English Typing Mara Jon Willhite Typing Shorthand Amerlcan History Orchestra Paula Burtin Shorthand Typing Dianne Paulson Shorthand Diane Atchley Shorthand American History English Donna Braboy Shorthand American History Betsy Draper Shorthand Sue McCormick Shorthand Barbara Watson Shorthand Elnora Washburn Shorthand, American History Arthur Buttram American History Andre Diedrichs American History Mary Ann Eilenstme American History English Typing Shirley Lopeman American History Chorus Dramatlcs Sue Thompson American History Ivan Eilenstine Mechanical Drawing Algebra Chorus Edwin Robinson Geometry Virginia Griffen Chorus Eileen Hamety Debate Marilyn Moore English Waldo Chambers Band Claudette Southard Orchestra Sophomores Dor1s Simpson World History English Don Cook World H1story Band Deanna Bacon Speech English Larry Green Debate Pat O Dell Chorus Joan Marsh English Nancy Romans English World History James Jordon English, Biology Wayne Nelson Algebra English World History Carol Kerr English Algebra Shirley Massey English Algebra World H1story Joyce Breakfield English B111 Lenz English Band Betty Giles English Algebra World History Hannah Taylor Algebra Jewell Amos Algebra Joyce Chast1ne World History Wanda Mashbum World History Carol Fields World History Dalpha Harris World History Howard Estes World History Betty Jo Doerr World History Barbara Wright Band Freshmen Stanley Harrill Agriculture C1t1zensh1p Jo Nell Johnson Citizenship Debate Sharon Montgomery Citizenship Chorus Sharon Warrington Citizenship Dick Wyatt Citizenship Science Math Karen Watson Citizenship Math Glen Vaughn Citizenship Math Science Joe Doggett Citizenship Math Gene Bradley Citizenship, Math Ronna Southard Science Scott Carter Math Science Marshal Hollas Science Carolyn Morehouse Science Citizenship Larry Calkm Math David Chambers Math Jimmy Finley Math Jimmy Hicks Math Dean Mar-tm Math English Dianne Thompson Math Janeen Berry Math Citizenship Mary Pruitt Math Alice Tucker Science Jane Hoke English Lydia Glover English Thomasene Getty English Math Janice Johnson Citizenship Deanna Miller Chorus Janet McBr1de Chorus Sharon O Dell Chorus, Art Becky Blackburn Chorus Gretchen O'Dell Chorus Debate Mona Hoerle Math Thelma Rose Math A ' ' 1 1 - 1 l l . - . I . I - . - . I . I - . . , - . I . . . - . 1 ' . ' ' 1 1 1 l 1 ' ' I - . I . . ' 1 ' 1 1 . I ' l I 1 1 . . I . ' ' 1 1 ' 1 I I '- ' 1 1 . I - . - I . - 4 ' 1 I . - I . . - . I - I 1 1 I 1 1 l 1 I . 1 Judith Hurst-Chorus, English, Biology Bill Bauer-World History , - . - . - . I . - . ' 1 I 1 ' U I ' 1 1 ' ' ' . - . I . . . - - I - - . . . I - I . . . . - . I . I . - . 1 I ' I I l I 1 ' ' A ' 1 ' I 1 an ' I 1 1 l I ' 4 1 '- ' 1 Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oc Oc Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Calendar School opened Lockers were issued Cheerleaders were chosen They are Ann Windsor Paula Burtln Joan Hough, Margaret Goldsby and Florence Barber Sally Hamilton was chosen as a cheerleader but due to 111 health, couldn t serve as an active member and ls sewing as an honorary cheerleader Sophomore offlcers were elected President Sally Crow Vice President Bill Lenz Secretary Deanna Bacon Reporter Judrth Hurst Senators JoAnn Marsh Carol Fields Don Cook Bobby Myers Sophomores whltewashed the L in preparation for the opening game of football We won over Mt Grove Panthers here 6 0 Victor Onstad s Chalktalk and cartoonlng assembly was very enjoyable Tryouts for small ensembles were held under the dlrectlon of Mrss Bowman The Jackets lost to Centraha at Centralia 33 7 extending the Panthers winning streak t 24 stralght victorres Lebanon played at Central defeating them 28 6 ln a B game The boys quartet sang for the Kiwanis Club They were introduced by Mr Abbott The Lindberg High Flyers of St Louis were here for a game and were beaten 26 13 Annual Staff members were chosen We lost to Rolla's B team in a Junior varsity contest Cast for H M S Plnafore was chosen The leads are Clark Summers Gary Tracy C E Brown Darrell Peters Karl Hales Jim Burtln Bill Lenz Shirley Lopeman Jud1th Hurst Carolyn Shadel Student Council met for the first time The Bolivar Llberators won over our Jackets by a score of 34 7 Our B team got partial revenge after a varsity defeat by virtue of 12 0 win over Bo1lvar's B squad Popeye Welch as the man with a thousand volces gave an entertalrung assembly The L H S Band was first 1n the S M S Homecoming Parade Gary Tracy and Jlm Burtin went to Marshfield along with Mr Eilenstine to a district student councxl meeting In a home game the B team lost to Parkview s V1kes 32 0 The Juniors sold mums in a further attempt to raise money for the Prom 19 Teachers met in Springfield thus giving students a much needed rest We beat Stockton there 13 0 23 Kathleen Van Hooser and Marion Rael went to the American Royal 4 H Conference as delegates of Laclede County Candidates for Homecoming were chosen The top three girls were Paula Burtin Judy Barclay and Sue Tunnell 24 Night of January 16 a three act play suspense was presented at the high school gym A unique audience participation stunt was used by having the jury picked from the audience This jury s dec1s1on determlned the ending the play was to have depend1ng on whether the defendant was ruled gu11ty or not gullty An evening pep rally to inspire the team on to victory in the Homecoming game Emphasis was placed on e rmportance of the game over the socxal activities Homecoming game wxth Rolla Bears was a hard fought contest but we lost 13 6 The wlnnlng floats in e Homecoming parade were announced during the half time ceremonies with Mr Abbott's speech class placing first with the float Crowning Victory The second place award went to the Secretarial Practice class with the Hoat Rolla's Tlme Has Come and the tlurd ranking float Skunk 'em The gala Homecoming Dance wound up the traditional Homecoming festivities Central s B team was here Ava Bears came to Lebanon and were defeated 7 0 ln a Parents Night game Connie Jordan won the Voice of Democracy contest which found Kathleen Van Hooser placrng second Jefferson Clty won over our Jackets 67 O Annual Staff Assembly and candxdates for Mr and Miss Magnet were introduced B team football game Parkvtew 26 0 Plays by speech students given in an assembly These students attended Little National speech contest at Muskogee Oklahoma Janet Holman Charla Talbot C E Brown Kenneth Haisty and Richard Duell 15 16 Dramatic students went to Oklahoma to Little National speech tournament The play Special Guest received third place C E Brown received honorable mention for best actor Kenneth Haisty recexved an award for best supporting actor and best make up Janet Holman was one out of seventy who qualified for the finals rn dramatxc reading Football at Eldorado Springs 20 7 We lost Thanksgiving Assembly Double mixed quartet sang two numbers Now Thank We All Our God Praise Ye The Father Reverend Raymond Tracy gave the Thanksglvmg message Ronny Walstrom gave the invocation and Larry Allison the benedictxon F1rst pep meetlng First assembly of the basketball season The team was mtroduced by Coach Ruble Lebanon started the season wlth a 70 38 vlctory over Stoutland 1n f1rst round of Frlsco League Tournament at Rlchland Elecuon of B team cheerleaders Pat O Dell Rita Butcher Deanna Elmore and Edlth Wllkxnson were the lucky gxrls . 4 . . 5 . . 11 . : , , , . ll ' . , 7 - . 2 . : . 13 . . 14 . - . . 17 ' . . 18 ' ' ' . . 21 ' , , - , ' o ' ' . . 24 - . . 25 ' . . . . 28 . - . . 1 . . 1 . . 2 . . . . : , , . . , . 3 . . 5 - . . 8 - . . 9 . ' . t. 12 . . . ' . . . . t. 13 . ' . . 15 , ' ' , - . . 17 . . 18- , - . . 19 - . . 20- - . Oct. 22 Our B squad defeated Rolla's Jr. squad, 15-13. . 22 . : , , . . 23- , - , . - . 25 . th . 26 ' - , - . th . 29 ' . . 2 - ' ' . . 5 ' . . 7 ' , - . . 9 ' . . . 12 - ' - . . 13 . . 14, , , . 16 - . . . 21 . g , . 26 ' ' . . 27 . ' . . 29 ' : ' , ' , , ' ' Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an all all GD all an an Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb The Yellowjackets took the Frisco honors over the week end by defeating Phllllpsburg 59 39 and Richland in the flnals 57 47 Lebanon over Philllpsburg on the Panthers floor 78 49 Jackets beat the new Springfield Parkview 67 37 here Junior High had a matinee performance of H M S Plnafore and Senior High a preview 12 13 Music and Speech departments presented H M S Pmafore to the public BIG SUCCESS!! Lebanon defeats Richland in a return engagement 57 44 For selling the most tickets to The Nxght of January 16 a party was grven to first hour speech class by the other classes Yellowjackets wallop Stoutland 92 52 in Frisco League actron Lebanon trounced arch rival Central ofSpr1ngf1eld 63 35 Christmas assembly was given by choruses and Dramatlcs class OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS! 27Yellowjackets gain Gold Division crown at S M S F1eldhouse, dropping Forsyth 81 47 Wlllard 71 40 Rogersvllle 66 45 and Joplin 50 47 in a thriller The Bolivar Llberators became the Jackets 12th victim 64 46 L H S hosts seventeen schools ln our frrst annual speech tournament Ronny Walstrom places first in American Legxon oratorlcal contest Lebanon B and Freshman teams defeated Tunis A and B respectively Lebanon defeats Crocker 2 0 forfeited game Speech students participate rn a meet at Drury College C E Brown placed first in oratory the B Debate team Jo Nell Johnson and Gretchen O Dell were undefeated Host Marshfield couldn't stop the Jackets and fell 67 37 l6Tournament of Champions opens at Parkv1ew Jackets won rn flrst two rounds over Cassvllle 87 29 and Berryvllle Arkansas 68 42 19 Parkview handed Lebanon its flrst basketball defeat in 18 games 65 52, during semi flnals ln T of C play However, the Yellowjackets bounced back to capture third place 51 44 over Green Forest Arkansas To rarse Prom money the Juniors sold tickets for a week of movies at the Lyric Prizes were awarded for the three persons selling the most tickets An assembly was held to introduce candidates for The Ugliest Man on Campus The funds from this project will go to the March of Dimes Dan Bradshaw Larry Al.l1son Jim Goans Frank Melancon and Travis Jenkins were the finalists in Ugly Man contest Revenge ls so sweet! The Jackets avenged their only loss to Parkview 51 41 in the Vlklngs fieldhouse A sock hop sponsored by the Pep Club Ed Holder Clark Summers, Gary Tracy Gary Teesllnk Jan Skelton Darryl Peters Pat O'Dell, Alice O Dell Shirley Lopeman and Miss Bowman provided the varred entertainment Miss Rush club sponsor served as mistress of ceremonies Jackets disappointed Central s bid for a Skyline vlctory 77 54 on our court Travis Jenkins collects the most mon y and becomes Ugllest Man on Campus Despite the slippery floor the basketball team downed the Conway Elks 79 47 there Speech students leave for Washington Universrty Speech Tournament ln St Lou1s Lebanon clinched first place ln the Skyhne Conference 1n a game at Bolivar 70 50 Debate team consisting of Ronny Walstrom and Blll Fisk was undefeated Larry Allison and Kenneth Haisty lost one debate I-'lrst place certificates were given to Sally Tidwell dramatic declamatlon and poetry Kenneth Halsty humorous prose Second place honors received Larry Alllson extemporaneous speaking Janet Holman dramatic declamatlon Charla Talbot poeuy Ronny Walstrom oratory Clark Summers serious prose Shirley Lopeman serious prose and humorous prose Judy Barclay serious prose and humorous prose Sally Tldwell ln oratorlcal declamatlon Congratulations are ln order for these people! ! Lebanon goes undefeated ln Frrsco League competition by defeating Waynesville 85 to 50 . 1 - ' - . 4 . ' - . . 7 ' - - . .10 . . . . .11, . . . . ' . . 14 - . .17 .. - .. - . 18 - ' . O ' I U I ' . 24- . . . ' - , - , J . 4 ' - . J . 5 . . . ' . J . 6 ' . I . 8 ll ll ll ll ll ll . J . 9 - , . J . ll ' . . . . Jan. 14- ' . ' ' ' - 7 J . 18- , - - . . . 1 . 21 - , . ' I . 22 '. ' . . , ' I . 26 . , I I 1 - 1 ' I I ' . l - . . 5 , - , . . 8 ' . '. . 9 . . 12 ' , . L , Y A. ?i,,.i....1.. up uppi ' llll ' 1 r fd F. F. A. ROW l: Paul Monnahan, Bobby Murrell, Freeman Lrght, Ralph Iortes, Eddle Amos, Edwrn Iones, Dallas Ldthy, Darrell Cook, Iewell Amos, Wallace Iotmson, Gary Noble, Max Gflfflu, Wxmford Robertson. ROW II: Brll McCall, Kenneth Kneedler, Cddle Richardson, T. C. Degraifenrerd, Gary Donlgarz, Russell Bennett, A. E. Beny, Bob Lrqnt, Stanley Rnoads, Larry Miller, Stanley Hough, Kent Palmer, Russell Randolph. ROW Ill: Davrd Snyder, Late Ebeirus, I. D. Myers, Don Hawkins, Stanley Coryell, Bob Basrzttt, Rrczard Mlller. ROW IV: Sta:1leyHarrLL, Wayne Bradsnaw, Lloyd Coffman, Ierry Bowman, Bob Pruztt, Henry Massey, Iohn Bush, Paal Berry, Cxester Starnes, Warren Waterman, Irmmy Perzdergraft, Paal Hoevet. ROW V: Mr. Ralph Amos, Paul Clanner, Paul Massey, Bill DeVasure, IdI1lCC'IOI'lI.SOIX 1Cliapter Sweetneartj, Robert Prosser, Conrad Palmer, F-.ndyJo?1:.sQ:i. Debate BACK: Gary Webb, Brll Flsk, Larry Alltson, Kezuuetlz H.11st',', Ronny Walstrom, Larry Green. rST: Mr. Abbott, joNellIol1nson, Gretchen O'Dell, E1.eer.Har1ty, Ioan Sullivan. yv fff' ' .5 Xl .Ci x 1 win ,,.. 1 Annual Staff BACK M1ss Algeo Ksponsorl Andre Dledrlcks Sports Edxtor Arthur Buttram Art Edxtor D1ck Addlson Asststant Art Editor Barbara Lorg Edxtor FRONT Helen Carr Photographer Kathleen Murphy Buslness Manager Kathleen Van Hooser Typlst Iudy H111 Actlvltles Editor Mara Ion W1llh1te Assxstant Edxtor ,....--- ,,,..-- :magnet ifliisitr Jliagn f za' v O vw. i . nf , fmh, Y- , i.,s,i,L, E - wif, Q X W vw' if ,JA . 2? fx 'fi Y 'migf f 15 ,,, E55 sg 3 ,wa 5 ' -' V w,, Nw?f+ ' ' if A L ,. ,YM Q, RER EDWARD C HUITI Principal of Iumor Hlgh School B S in Ed Arkansas State College Jonesboro M E University of Missouri C1t1zenshlp DR FRANK HEAGERTY Superintendent of Schools ln E S M S Springfield M B University of Missouri E D Unlversrty of Missouri Amenca Was Promises The promlses were spoken to the people Hlstory was voyages toward the People AIIIGTICBS were landfalls of the people Archibald Macleish ELLIS C RAINEY SR Principal of Senlor High School ln Ed S M S Sprlngfie M A Unxversxty of Mlssoun Graduate Study University of Colorado Socral Studres -1 ,. S .S . . ., . B. S. -, . . . ld B. S. d., . . ., MRS NORMA LEE MASSEY MRS SHIRLEY PRATT Secretary Secretary 'Q-.,,,.. All-fl f,,,s 1r'-- MRS. LILLIAN RANDOLPH MRS. ARZETTA HUITT Study Hall, Senior High School Study Hall, Iunior High School I will plant companionship thick as trees along all rivers of America, and along the shores of the great lakes , and all over the prairies. . . . Walt Whitman .rn . 1. ni-'1 ,fc I . A 1 AY D .op 'V A I 'edt 'fu' A . , . I Nz: , fr Mr' .S , my . L A ff W C. E. BROWN-A valuable asset to L. H. S. IOAN HOUGH- First Lady. SALLY HAMILTON-The only way to have a friend is to be one. 9- IIM BURTIN-Nothing can vex, like the opposite sex. 7 '-7' ' IANET HOLMAN-When there is nothing else to do nights, I study. anim' S GENE DAY'He stoops to nothing but adore. MARGARET GOLDSBY-Rich in good works. DUANE BURRIS basketball. SHIRLEY HOPKINS-Thought the moon was made of green cheese. v, f K Q . Ni'-H 4'- li- GARY TRACY-It's not what you do, it's what you get away with V MQ -He never gets up in the air except v ,if ik. D GARY TEESLINK-If there's no moon, the stars my needs suffice. BARBARA PETERS-Men are like stone jugs--you may lug them where you like by the ears. DAVID COOK-He must know sump1n', but don't say nothin'. BARBARA LONG-She's always chasing around a tree lCrabtree, that is! M., . A A A-fi! 5 A JA I W? 'aa' E ffl 'Ig If 45 gr K X W ,ak 'Q 'A' ' ies 1 X N ri- 4 ' 1 z ' Atta ' 5 N Q ' Ain is 1 Y MERL HUNT- lf a woman's intuition is so all-fired good, why do they ask so many questions ? KATHLEEN MURPHY-The best way to keep a man--is in doubt. ELDON IENNINGS-I have seen worse but can't remember where. EDITH WILKINSON- I would like to study but those boys are so interesting. Ev7vel 35 Kg'-'tis'-v ,si Wir f wtf' CM I -uv T ' BUD ALLEN-I owe much, I have nothing, the rest I leave to the poor. KATHLEEN VAN HOOSER-Being a woman i trees. IOHN ODOM-A student fiom force of habit. SHIRLEY IOHNSON-She's as meek as she is mild. ii 1 57, X V Q, it tl K.ik X ' ,pr 7 nf.. . af- ,, , N BOB CARLSON-I don't care what happens, just so i 'to me. CAROLYN SHADEL-She sings an AMOS-Excuse me for living. MARIE BARR-Her saying is , Live and let live. , if re . K 5.1 X , x Z' 1 . 14 ' iyaxii V. ,Ai ' t g f 'T 6' If -- - 'W' f f- ' 'dgfkgk I 11. .- 4 4 f,', ,TEA A l A BOB BECK-Beware the fury of a patient man. MARY KING -Born in the cottage of sincerity and truth. DENNIS headed. SHEILA DONALDSON-Speaking generally, she's generally speaking. .1 , ' ' 4' af' I I, nw, J- in ,. V Q-,,a?g,si . fi '-'-- -, . i , it pt , -'f A K .53 1 3 4 . 1? A ' , A 1, 5. if ' g .av---- 'Qxxq 4. ' r gm,-ff fe these mortals be. SUE TUNNELL-As pure as a pearl and as perfect. COFFEY-Absence. that common cure of love. KENNETH R. WALTERS-Boys will be boys. , . A ' 7 ' 1 I '17, Wx - ' 4 Y 1 BILL DeVASURE-So cute is he and yet so fair, the girls admire him for his hair. SHIRLEY IVEY- I say, old cnapl GARY WEBB What squares WILLA IEAN BARBER-A woman of course, is also full of faith. STANLEY BENNETT-Men may be read, as well as books too mucl' GERALDINF 0 s M I v '5 69-' I We '01 65' , X Pd -Z A ac an- yt C. pf 1 xg L CONRAD PALMER-A wise fellow who is also worthless, charms the rabble. FRANCES Pl-HPENNEY-I am wealthy in my friends. WARREN ALEXANDER- Money 1sn't everything, but lt's way ahead of what's ln second place. VERLENE PRUITT- Revenge is sweeter than life itself. So think fools. E B , V at I Hvrjfva-nf'1? a.. an W Y, . rig Q tw- is an L if HAROLD BLAIN- Do as I say, not as I do. SUE MOSIER COOK- Oh, Professor! Isn't it just too romantically exciting? RICHARD MERRILL- Logic is logic. That's all I say. SUE WATERMAN-I never laugh until I see something funny. if ' I GENE ANIJIEWS-He longs for knowledge, but hates to take the time, the trouble to get it. ROSALIE COLLIER-As she thinks in her heart so is she. IACK HODGES-If silence is golden, he might be a millionaire. CLARABELLE COPFMAN-Men in general are great children. 1 ll Y X .,,. y an- ?' I fi , 'EP CS. 'Qs-. 4, ' , YY' Q 4,-4 K t, -.Z-, f E fgl' ,,....r W- E BOBBY MURRELL-Even a lion has to defend itself agamst flles. BETTY MCCORMICH-Always smiling, happy, and gay. DOYLE WINFREY-Nothing is more like me than myself. BETTY BARR-Talk about ginger, she's a spice pot. DOUGIAS GRLFFBN-Every man should measure himself by his own standards. HILDA WILSON-A little study and a lot of fun. STANLEY BRACKETT- Why shouldl study and make myself crazed. IUANITA SLOAN-A winnmg way and a pleasant smile. lf- 0 ' if Q 'Q-I A. in t ,, D . -'3f 2r4s 6? fir 'VX Q t W7 X 'ff , . f , -17 L .I Aw H J , wi 503 AGAN-They say best men are moulded out of faults. IUDY BARCLAY-There is much fun beneath her seeming quietness. ERNEST VANDBRGRIFT- He believes that the time for study and promptness is some other time. JUNE WATERS-I'll be good but I'll be lonesome. . Hasan gm as is A ' '1- QS gl X' N' '5 NOEL HAMILTON-The man behind the scenes. IUDY HILL-When I'm right no one remembers , when I'm wrong no one forgets. CHARLES MORGAN- It is a misery to be bom. a Dain to live, a trouble to die. CAROLYN LONG-Everybody's friend, wonder whom she loves ? E' Q? Rift'-.4 PAUL MASSEY-Penny wise, pound foolish. MILDRED WOODY-A face radiant with the light of truth cheers everybody. VERNON MOORE-What's done can't be undone. CONNIE IORDAN-Belleves in life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. rx: 4-q,1v -fy f'v TTYL hr 44 I WYATT EARP-I-le's still trying to prove that black is white. MARLENE IONES-Bom for success, with grace to win and heart to hold. WALLACE IOHNSON-A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. ANITA HENSON-Two can't live as cheap as one, but its lots more fun. IIMMY GOANS-Some folks are wiseg and some are otherwise. IEANETTE GORDON-I crave good stories or none. BILL DONALD-No man was ever so much deceived by another as by himself. SHIRLEY BASNETT-There's time for all things. Mlwxx iQ V Q sl , 'Nr' , -.of X '31 y.:..,,y 49? J? SWE DUARD JOHNSON-Instead of being bright--let's just be ourselves. SALLY DAVIS-I laughed till I cried. IOE PICKENS-Never a serious thought- ELIZABETH DAVIS-Her eyes as stars of twilight faxr. . .AS ' f - '- , rf t . ' e X8 2. DENNIS MOBERLY-As upright as a cedar. BONNIE HELMS-Smiles are success. BARBARA SUTHERLAND-All is well with the world. 5 9 A gy 7 ,ww tg. f,. ft 1 Yr s S, V ff I 117 U K .y , fl' . 3 .W 'W-sta Q her trademark. GLEN YORK-Good luck rs a lazy man's estimate of a worker's KENNETH MOULDER-Facts are stubborn things. BARBARA CASWELL-Never uses two words when one will do. LEWIS ADKINS-He pleases all the world but cannot please himself. HELEN O'DELL-If principle is qood for anvthing. it is worth living up to. . 1' hiv... ' L 5 M 3 sr ' LEON HART-lt's never too early to start. DOTTIE MORBHOUSE-I the least. CHARLOTTE POLLARD-She has travelled far. IACK WILSON-He says few words but speaks volumes. LORA MEADS-M FLORENCE CORYELL-MV heart 15 true as steel. SQ B N ,f A 'll have nothing changed but my name. PAUL ANTHONY-Of two evils, I chose ucn learnlng makes me mad. BILLY MASSEY-Slow of tongue and qulck of eve. Q . A 'EK -, ' fl PAUL TAYLOR-Hang sorrowl Care'l1 kill a cat. MAROLYN THOMAS-A gtrl who loves to work, and in ner class will never snirk. MARK ANTHONY- Fr1ends, Romans, countrymen. ANN STRATTON- Oh, I just have oceans to tell youl M , ,- sw ' as LESA , L y . A 4 DAN BRADSHAW- Work fascinates me--I could sit and watch it for hours. ESTER ADMIRE-Our high school humor. FRANK BUSH-To each his own. MARY IO MIZER-Oualitv, not quantity. is my measure. avg glgggsg ,, I7 m4 t Sufi ' 62 -A 5 41 ik gt ' 35 ,. A l U er' A5 lg as 'if Ak 'J ft ?-. 1 ROBERT BUTLER-A vast expenditure of the human voice. MARGARET WARREN-Her voice is a melody, soft and sweet. IIM ADICINS-So much to do. So little done. LILLIAN LAWSON-I agree with no man's opinion. I have some of my own. ,H a t, 2 , if V,..v V 'I A. ELDON WATERS-A pun is the lowest form of humor when he doesn't think of it first. IEANNE HOLMAN-The mildest manner, the gentlest heart. MIKE MCCULLOCH-I Surely do love my teachers when I'm anxious about my grades. RUTH PAINTER-Some of the best boy scouts are girls. ARNO HOERLE-A modern Sampson. JOYCE WOLKEN-Her heart is big enough for all to live in. LOWELL LILLARD-A great guy--He doesn't mind being mistaken for an ordinary person. PEGGY BUTTRAM-Many receive advice. Only the wise profit by it. fe.: ' 96' NT . - 1F 'x GM 'Eb WAYNE IONES-When he stands on his dignity lt wobbles. CHARLA TALBOT-Who ever heard of a red-headed saint? HAROLD JONES-Dogs beware- vicious man. FLORENCE BARBER- Ready? Hit 1tl RONNY WALSTROM-If you don't think a woman's explosive, just try dropping one. LINDA WRINKLE-If the world should end today let me die talking. CLOIS WADE-Uses classes as a restlno Dlace. MARILYN RANDOLPH-Al1's fair in love and war. r 9 I it , J I In 4 6 A., - Q , 6 ,f K 6 3? wr ,fa ru., P - W2 E Hunan.- If LV h gh. IAN SKELTON-Study does not interfere with his getting an education. ANN WINSOR-What did Ann talk about? She d1dn't say. DICK CARR-He finds a way--or makes one with his Cad. KAREN MESSER-Every generation has its Delilah. Kit N .1 - 1 X 51- 'K ' 1 1 , - an- 0 1 Q 6 , - r ,v,vv t 1 .x Pie- W , . 'E , x fl' ,i DARRELL GAINES-Mum's the word. LYNDA WOOLDRIDGE-Who says we're the weaker sex? DONNIE STRICKLAND-Carries one course and drags four. ROSALIE IONES-My thoughts and conduct are mv own. MARY BETH SEWELL-Love is a sudden blaze. LARRY ALLISON-Large as life and twice as natural. MARILYN SMITH-Her long fluttering lashes are friendship signs, not danger signals. DAVID ENGSBERG-Never absent--But often a few minutes late. ac' 'W X me ,,..,,, 'T-A., Or' 4 Q 49' 14, 5 X fha . AN 15534 Keesilifl Roberta Baker Andy Iohnson Vlrglnla Tocps Roy Caswell Barbara Watso y . , 1 f . 1 I fi s y ' Q. y 5 ' ' in 462 , x 45 . L y -I9 or 'fn -- 0. H - if s. Herbert Lindsay Mary Lou Smltn po txs EF- . P Nb Rxchard Duell Carolyn Calklns Shirley Lopeman Howard Blattel -iv . Mara Ion Wlllhlte Karl Hales ' '-8 l'N-r . QI, Stanley Damprer 'R -4 I , . I. Ie s se Murphy Terry Laxdreth Betty Ianes Carol Gunter ' --. Kenneth Haisty - . 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