Lebanon High School - Magnet Yearbook (Lebanon, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

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S... with opening nights . . . stunt shows . . . music festivals . . . strolling students at noon hour and students rushing to classes . . . cramming, for exams . . .making dates. . .planning for the future . . .Lebanon Highl 3 N. s ' QT' -:J Z,.L2 L C 135 Zf, .ni ff X7 V6 i' Uoxume Lebanon. fVXwSSm.u's X X X xx tx X Q 21 1 Q I IL fe x f .R 'yff 1- 4 , f f -1-4-si , f ELS K '14 ,A ,..-1-ff .. ,5 1' I 7 -x X. 4 ,, ,E ,, XE 5 P B ' g i i kv T . ,2 P' .K I 1 41 I -' L 1 ,x LQ if Q l llf-1? gf ,,3,g- . f Qlflffglflfif ADMINISTRATION MAGNET ROYALTY CLASSVVORK The Arts Soc1aISc1ences Sclence Ldath CLASSES SSHIOIS Iuruors Sophomores SPORTS Homecommg ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES O0 Who s Who? 0 Calendar i D MJ ff vi -. if 7 ' K- 4- s -h. x --- - 4? Q . , ag, ' .--1,.,xf-' X 'Q 4 0 ' l '. an 4 O 6.1.44 La 10' IMI' 933 0 ...I2 ...l6 ' ' .... .. 36 ' - .... ..38 .. 42 ' ..44 ' . .... .. 57 .. 63 Freshmen . . . . . 71 ' .... .. 86 - .... ...I ' I 8 .. 110 YY 7 x 's I' 4 b Y' 1. il' I 0 - I I .JA 31 .1 + , O l 4' . 4 4 f 5 A? ,,?B f 7 ' J 7 .' + f 4 ,Lf 4 + , , 0 T 1' 4' ,y ,ff X V, wish nv' ff 1925? Q.- ' le Lcalfaon - Out There The Sunset What Lies Beyond? n 1 l 'Ulu I I -WMU 4 Tomorrow the Future So vast so unbellevable Out there l1e our dreams our hopes our dlsappolntments and our real1za tions Out there 1n the realm of self be1ng may be found our memorles of the past 1n words not yet spoken 1n paths not trod Oh God we are thankful for tomorrow for with tomorrow we find our destmles And so we dedicate th1s 1958 Magnet to the future and the falth that can make lt as bright and fulfilhng as all our yesterdays have been R1 Chard Denton Addlson '-an . 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High Study Hall i SO THAT'S HOW RICHARD DUELL SCORES STUDENTS WITH NOAH WEBSTER SO HIGH ON SCHOIARSHIP TESTS! LIBRARIAN MRS. GRACE AND BOOK-OF-THE-MONTH CLUB THE BOOK DISPLAY 1 Nw 'fw- u 13331 at l , Af Q - 1,f'?V!Qif'li - 11-eg, ., ,',, ' Y-M ,.-if , 1 ivy:-3 f 4. H n Xf .. . ,T ,V-iw S43 . gf H 9' ' Ai biz. gl ' ' - jig? 5.45 .ww , wt K vw. 'lug 'S ,if fi 4 53, M Z Fr-ada! 5.8 W1-'i.vx1iX02. HTTENDHN75 Elph 'ufzsis . . .the nauseating odor of burning sulphur. . . heaped up homework . . .a never-ending hour. . . package after package of wasted typing paper. . . final exams . . .grade cards . . . X , P . NWN , xl P1 I ,- . ' 9 ' ' ll QE K W ' X 'v i' ln F L' nf 4, t. 'iE.'?' ' , ' ?ii Q 4 17 . fgfff-'Wfffzy ,,i25,3jq, Q. ! 'lyiii A 7' ii.-5 s. f-we 5 ,E S xiii m W? H Y- ,M 'N' Y W' an 1 .W , y Q? x A, SX 3. - X f eb - Sd , M' si? MV- ' V L 'Q' is 5 3 Q E. ,, -,, x 1 , Q M .Gfjf A A 4 S , L . ,N 'flfi ERNEST PRATT B of Music, Drury College: M of Ed. , University of MO. Instrumental Music M RS . MARION ABBOTT B. of Music Ed. , Central Col- lege, Fayette, Mo., Vocal Music MR. HOMER L. MASSEY College of Agriculture, Univer- sity of Missouri, Institutional on Farm Training 'MR. JAMES ABBOTT ' A.B. Drury College, Graduate Work, University of Missouri Speech, Dramatlcs, Debate, English MISS IUNE ALGEO B.S. in Education, Southwest Mo. State College, M.A. , Uni- versity of Missouri, Graduate Work, Colorado State College English MRS. MILDRED DONALD B.S. in Education, Southwest Mo. State College, Graduate Work, University of Michigan, Drury College, Latin, English, Social Studies MR . STANLEY ALLEN University of Missouri, Auto and Tractor Mechanics MR. LLOYD WILKINSON B.S. in Education, Southwest Mo. State College, Graduate Work, University of Missouri Commerce, Driver's Training MRS. ERMA HALE B.S. in Education, Southwest Mo. State College, Graduate Work, University of Missouri English and Spanish rc fem. Mg. f f KH V V Z 'V JP' is , 1 Q -W w I 4 K :,.cE:4. 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The fieldhouse cafeteria was transformed into pre-Civil War splen- dor and grandeur with rows of cotton in the distance , wrought iron garden chairs, sunken gardens, cypress, and a lovely cobblestone fountain spouting pink spray. An accent to authenticity was the flow of the pink spray into a goldfish filled pool. Guests were greeted at the door by several congenial southern gentlemen dressed appropriately, and the southern belles of the plan- tation were assisted throughout the evening in the serving of refresh- ments by several plantation maids. Intermingled between the dancing and gaiety was an entertaining program and a seemingly spontaneous duel between two of the 'Colonels' pre sent at the dance. At 12:00 the myth faded into the memory of a wonderful time: the highlight of the year's activities and a grand climax as the school year 1958 drew to a close. Lots of dancing-- Doing that last minute Lots of fun! I I touching up- . Aw. ABOVE: FOLLOWING THE PRESENTATION of the roses, the Queen and her atten- dants take their seats. Left to right: Edelea Brackett, Mara Ion Willhite, and Sammy Brinneman. I9 8 Barlefiaff QZDMQ I9 8 Under the co-sponsorship of the Pep Club and of Teen Town, the 1957-1958 basket- ball team was honored with a dance held in their honor at the Community Building. It was a fitting climax to a good season of basketball for the Yellowjackets. Shields bearing the names of the opponents that we beat during the season along with the scores by which we defeated them, lined the walls. Replicas of Yellowjackets served as centerpieces and were prized souvenirs of the dance. The gold and black streamers signifying the school colors were strung from the walls, forming a lowered ceiling and met in the center of the room amid a cluster of gold balloons. Wib Waterman's Seven Blue Notes provided the dance music throughout the night as the coaches, their wives, team members, and their dates were afforded special con- siderations and recognition. At 9:30 a short program followed the coronation of the 1958 Basketball Queen. Refreshments were served throughout the evening, and at 12:00 the 1958 Basketball Dance went down into the many other memories of the year as a wonderful ending to the basketball season! BELOW: THE THREE QUEEN CANDIDATES await the official announcement by Teen Town Mayor, Andre Diedrichs. Sue Thompson stands at the left ready to present the bouquet of red roses to the queen. x hx flair. 4 v Q, -o o'g'A U Qi f. Q! if The trip on the excursion boat, the Governor McC1urg, was the Examples of preparatron to leave the school for the lake of the highlight of skip day! Ozarks are these three seniors. Af! lb 1 i elf Qmgnih: , f , W e A 2+ - X . 4 1-TN if , i rg Adding to the merriment of skip day was the senior boys appearance on the scene in some not too subtle demonstrations on their opinions of the 'sack' stylesl I ln an assembly, the Neosho high school Standing on the corner figuratively entertained the Lebanon student body. is this Neosho boys' quartet. K, if-T . Zi w .. ... w luv- 2' in CAROL IEAN MARTIN Valedictorian 4 as af, 3-I. VK'-Q.. , ,Q in . ' f I J amor Cfcm of 1958 OWLOIWOLU maid emor Essem y KEN N ETH HAI STY Saluta torian 'sg 4 Wav MW Nui, 44 77 0l'L0l 5 NATIONAL HONOR socumr Seniors 'Diane Atchley, 'Diane Paulson, 'Mara Ion Willhite, 'Nancy Marks, 'Arthur Buttram, 'Kenneth Haisty, 'Ronald Cowperthwaite, 'Shirley Lopeman, Elnora Washburn, Dick Addison, Ivan Eilenstine, Donna Bandy, Ida Phippenney, Mary Ann Eilenstine, Carol lean Martin, Betsy Draper, Carolyn Calkin, Sallie Tidewell, Paula Burtin, and Sammy Brinneman. 'Incumbents Iuniors Shirley Massey, Deanna Bacon, Sally Crow, Suzie Winfrey, Judith Hurst, Wayne Nelson Bob Cline, and Don Cook. SENIOR HIGH BEST CITIZENS Paula Burtin s Kenneth Haisty JUNIOR HIGH BEST CITIZENS Bonnie Watson Donnie Watson COURTESY AWARD Nancy Marks Marion Angst IOHN PHILLIP SOUSA BAND AWARD Donna Bandy BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR Sallie Tidewell Andre Diedrichs BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Marilyn Moore T. F. Bowman FOOTBALL SCHOLASTIC AWARD Fred Wrinkle VOCAL MUSIC LETTERS Diane Atchley Shirley Lopeman Iudy Bell INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC LETTERS Donna Bandy, Waldo Chambers, Karl Hales, Mara Ion Willhite, Sue Thompson, Leslie Wrinkle, Sharon O'Del.l, and Nancy Marks. TOP TEN SENIORS 1 . CarOl Iean Martin 5. Sammy Brinneman 8. Diane Atchley 2. Kenneth Haisty 6. Mara Ion Willhite 9. Donna Braboy Higgins 3-4. Nancy Marks-Fred Wrinkle 7 . Marion Angst 10 . Ronald Cowperthwaite 1 L gk- , 3 Q J ,, ,.., ,W ff- f Af-, ,iz qi WS' ,X mf 4 Fx w ' I X , , ,.,Qj,!L13,4i2 Q E51 5? 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'QA i 4 Ag Y 1 ' 13 .,, - 4 2. lb 'Y- .rfrf ..,,,, K 411 Q., . . . two hamburgers without . . . Ivy Leagues . . . rock 'n roll saddles . . .the front entrance at noon. . .flowers for the Prom. . .a coke date. . . lgu H' fi z r N-Av wil 1 Z, 8 xSZlfLLOI 5 .fdflflldgrf QUIZ!! Qlflfelflflflftg I L8lfL 5 796 ABOVE ARE THE elght Seniors selected to head the Senior class of 1958 From left to right they are Arthur Buttram Senator Paula Burtln Senator Karl Hales Senator Diane Atchley Reporter Mara Ion Willhite Senator Donna Bandy Secretary Treasurer Shirley Lopeman President and Darryl Peters Vice President BHD Prom the Kids in dinky high to the apprehensive, though sometimes outlandish Sophomores, after the self-assured Juniors, come the unperturbable, exhuberant Seniors. As we take stock of the Senior activities, we find that we haven't had manyp so, being nostalgic fa disease often contracted by Magnet writersl some of the events the Seniors have sponsored will be recalled. Way back in '55 our class, as Freshmen, went into history to have a Roaring Twenty's party. Though loud at times, the party was a smash! Girls wore dresses in the old flapper style and the boys donned raccoon coats, pork pie hats, loud vests, and blazers . The Sock Hop, our Sophomore year, helped to raise money for the Prom. We also raised the roof. Everyone had a ball. The loudest socks ever worn at the Lebanon High School were exhibited at the Sock Hop . Soon that year passed, and we were trying to decide which rings to buy, and which Prom theme to use. After what seemed an eternity, we received the rings . These may be seen on the fourth finger, left or right hand--or on the chain around some girl's neck. The Festival of Lanterns was definitely the highlight of all our dances . The Oriental decorations were superb. A definitely astounding, fabulous, masterful, and also expensive achievement. We don't want to over-emphasize the beauty of our Prom, but facts are facts! This year has been a busy one, filled with such exciting things as Missouri History, Ohio Psychological, Vocational Aptitude, Scholarship, and LQ. tests, but despite the eagerness of every Senior to face the What's Up of Tomorrow, the fast ap- proaching Commencement exercises will undoubtedly bring to the Seniors the full impact of the meaning of the well-worn phrase, the good old days . final 'i 552.6 CHESTER KINCHELOE Frequently w1th my brain I gent- ly think a thought. WANDA STEWART No, over here I am . I Q' mf xixg E in . V' , Q K s... ... I , 5,9 ROBERT PROSSER His Creed: To do some good. NANCY MARKS She holds a special place tn the hearts of her friends--and at the piano. xi Q GENE CHATHAM Hard work neva' killed anybody- but then again, resting is re sponslble for very few casual ties . 'Q' ,I new .igirw VEDA RUCKER as 'fam 4- fi vii' 'f 5583555 ft-f. , aff' Q :Y The best way to follow some advice is at a safe distance. , 'M A - so ,,r,:: Eau.. 'N-ai.. FONDA LOMENICK Shy , serious , unsophlsticated . Mid, ,, L.:-t It ifiw fifiwq. , ,L ' QQ J ' fs twig 4 Sfmt .M A 45. 'X .. 1 V 'hy ., Nlkb E m y I Q ' ff! is ff Q. ., v fr I IACK BUTLER When ignorance is bliss, tis folly to be wise . ,A L . , ' gf K I X nf ' IERRY STARNES WILLMA STEWART Moonlight often turns out, later Here I am on, to be very expensive Illum- ination . 'QT 5. I 7 1 BETTIE HOERLE Her interests are many, and var- ied--flrst among these are her friends . 'Q' C' RONNY STRETCH What I like about spring, is that you can call laziness spring fe- ver . 45 DALIAS LUTHY Any man with lipstick on his forehead is slipping. MARILYN MOORE Full of sweet dreams, health, and quiet breathing . agar y xggidfilflfg ROSETTA WILLIAMS BILL BERRY Money ls the best bait to catch 'Hard cash - the softest thlng to a man wlth. fall back on. XX PAUL KLEINER If he had it to do over again, he wouldn't have the strength. BONNIE MILLER Nothing annoys a girl so much as boys who whistle--at other girls . LESTER WINFRY MARY WILSON An expert in the memly art of The world was made to be en- fistcuffs . joyed , g - PEGGY THOMAS Her smile we love, her laugh we adore, a jolly good Qirlf Wh0 could want more? JOHNNY MUSTARD Time marches on and I for one feel trampled on. MARILEE RICHARDSON If wlt were water, she'd be a cloudburst. PAUL MONNOHAN The best way to make your dreams come true, is to wake up. '1 .2 ELNORA WASHBURN Oh, I feel better this morning, but I always feel bad when I feel better cause I know I'm going to feel worse . IHANETTE BLATTEL Charm and gentle galety ls her trademark . Kfdriri in ANDY JOHNSON BETTY STREET If I don't like today, there ls al- Patience is the art of losing WBYS tomorrow. your temper gradually . TOYCE CAPPS DARRELL RUE Where there is life there is Fancy free, carefree . hope . I think? HOWARD BLATTEL Whatever life may hold for hlm, it can never be dull. MARY BELLE OBERLIN Pep and vim she has her share. RICHARD SOUTHARD The only way women can get equal rights now is by surrend- ering some. DAVID PEARCY He wouldn't be good Lf he could, he couldn't be good if he would. 47 GAY HAWKINS Nature I love, and next to na- ture, I love. Z n.' I ,W .,. -ku mlm J , MR rx LARRY PARISH The women give me a pain, but I like 'em just the same. KATHRON WATERS As determined as the tides of the sea . MARY RHOADS Never sure what she might say or do next . ,,,,.A.,, oy RUTH HARRILL I can't imagine myself doing such a thing! 'E to F ffil I egg? , ,:., . - A .1 , .- ,Q .,... ' , ,z 1 tt, , , A V ' 'fi E1 I ig. If EDDIE CANDLER The time to relax is when you don't have time to. P -2 3... if t, A-:f 1 tw Si? I ,i,f11f' 5 5 'Ha A I IACK HALE If I had succeeded I should have been the greatest man the world has ever known. Q 'Q yf t- '-' 3 ' ..,. '. , ,K mga tvlt .ith ' . . M : 5 5 7 ROSALIE KATHNER A rolling stone gathers no moss, but what the heck you gonna do with a lot of moss anyway? HERBERT LINDSAY When you kiss a girl by sur prise, it's apt to be yours. IOAN STENZINGER Friendship is a do-it-yourself project. mtg ROBERT WALTERS Most great men owe their suc- cess to a woman --who dldn't interfere . BOBBY SMITH As subtle as 1 sailor with a six-hour pass. KENNETH H Most peo temptation forwarding . 5' .,. A , 1 21, ,M QM. M, , ,f 1' , HfQgN NANCYAL 4 'Good peo - peo com Y, w- A 5,4 1 Wz,, WYW m , 1 'ff YW ' nv. , 'Ny' ' ' ' 1,iQmMLf? . M 5 Q-ii3 1f':f f' Q Q f-',,' ' , '7f.'.1? A,,:,,,,,. I W , M gf? f Q, mf , j e Qnief magnify RICHARD BUCK We bulld our own ladders to climb to success. FREDDIE WRINKLE Well informed men always have the same view as h1s. VIRGINIA KING Arguing with her is like trying ' to blow out an electric light ' bulb. fe, 72, 1 CHARLENE HAMMERS Beauty is its own reward: be- ing a form of peace RONALD COWPERTHWAITE He has a mind of his own, tnat's why he leaves the guls alone. 31114 1.22:- .rf RALPH IONES Knowledge comes, but wisdom lincers . l I PAU L'A- BURTIN Full of pep up to the minute, anything doing ,Paula's ln lt. ELWIN ROBERTSON When joy and duty clash, let duty go smash. IANIE MOSIER The sky is not all dark to me-- I see the sun behind. 3 STANLEY CORYELL No man enjoys life like the man who doesn't think, but thinks he does. sfgvg fic' ,Ai x SUE MCCORMICK Love makes the world go round, -wow-am I dizzy . BONNIE GEORGE Keen sense, common sense, no room for nonsense. U! KQCCQ d,lftl 86'LiQ . . . 7 xii CAROL GUNTER She has a heart as sound as a bell and her tongue is the clap- per. ' HAROLD BARBER Marilyn Monroe - a girl you look up to, very very slowly. CIARK SUMMERS VIRGINIA TOOPS Even the person born with a sll- She is humble, tolerant, and kind ver spoon In his mouth must keep --God's hope for the world! polishing It . ,.,..7, ,f 7.15: ,. MARGARET PIERCY A husband ls a man who loses his liberty in his pursuit of hap- p1ness. KENNY BELL 'I'here's many a slip twixt the cup and the lip. 'Q' DONNA SI-IELTON DAVID HQUGH When YO'-U19 P90919 make msto' This hits the head on the nail . ry, they're apt to be taking a history exam . er. we BOBBY WEST Life is one long process of get- ting tired . rthfzrw MARY ANN EILENSTINE Silence is golden, but it bears no charms for me. I ED HOLDER Nothing but money, is better than honey. VIRGINIA GRIFFIN A joke here, a joke there: she likes to tell them everywhere. 5 1 PAT .DOU I love to to hear it eel ob it ., ,M We-Q 1418: -aim? , , ,QW fx X 'f ik .1 , 4 5 ' QQ 'iff' 525 f, rw. , QM' 14 :if y, 3 2512145 fi DONNA QBRABOYJ HIGGINS The happiest person, with an- gelic thoughtfu1ness. , . A ,ix F1 . ,f 7 ,5 514, ', r -, , , k,. , g-Mizz, Y ti f, . if v 8 4 QM Q :V 4 ' 'f f Sf- : 2 5 e f ,flffvil in 'Khin I J get 5 Q JW its Q Q, . is Q P5 , i . 'Hie r Z, , W, , ,fr , -pa? PAUL BROWN Woman will be the last thing civilized by man. TUDY BUCK A gentle touch, a kindly lift, she has a very precious gift. GLEN WALTERS Kill time, but never work it to death . fig BZIAOOK ,SZVLLOP5 . . . We 'if viei DARRYL PETERS The trouble with contentment is that the teachers can't tell it from laziness . r Q E ii? - 11.26 - il 14 5111: nf' ,- f ,W 5 I I W lr 2 it ,t wifi? BETSY DRAPER Eeny, meeny, miney, moo, catch a bachelor by the toe, if he hollers, let him! 22 , fx it IAM ES WELCH He's eligible all right--for football. is ur' s 1 ,. ,Qi SUE THOMPSON She thinks the three R's stand for rah, rah, rah, J ,A IACK CARPENTER There is no royal road to learn- ing . Take it from one who knows . SALLY TIDWELL Acting is the ability to make people stop eating popcorn. ' 1 fl rf- K N' ' 1 V N..- an -Q FRANK MELANCON Lost--one brief case with all my knowledge in it. - IDA PHIPPENNEY She has learned the mystery of life---that success lies in con- scientious work . STANLEY DAMPIER Enjoy the taste, haste makes waste. , Ex. . A ROBERTA BAKER Happiness is a rebound from hard work . ffm fu' .-....., -an IIM STOUT Mischief is his easiest sub- ject. PRED GUZAN He's a mixture, sort of a smor' gasbord. fe, , 1, we mfr Y ,wif we , gg iii 'Y ,A an -inf 'ffff' -,ii :ef IL tl A S w A WZ? r 5 ff elsif 'sw Q Wfig Q25 4 sg' e we 4- 3.31 lift 1 12 ,VJ f Q'- 5. , wife 46 F gn lr 1 'hh t A K if .,., , iv, E.. A , , ul EDELEA BRACKETT Everything comes right if we wait long enough. S, f , t, ,f , 'rx--J FREDA BIGGS LARRY DUGAN Q if Common sense is not so com- You are only young once, after lil! ff mon. that you have to find some other 14 excuse. A I f b Tw . I V 2 Vt , K BOB MASSEY lt might be better lf he would, but it's awful lonesome being 1 V Al... , 6 good... A X ' ff? f I at y at A A A E if , . S xx 8 dv ' w 1 ' ' 2 T? E , 'W J ' GLEN MCHANEY SAMMY BRINNEMAN He has come, he has seen, he Intuition ts the instinct that has conquered. tells a woman that she is right, whether she is or not. BETTY BLACKMAN I To go to school on a Spring morn. Oh, it drives all the joy away. CAROLYN CAIJQN lust luck to get this one perfect rose. F 05 A Z? Q' my em' or emord LE ETTA RUBLE Silence is a still noise. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS The old forget, the young don't know It yet. 7 Ol 0lfVL0l I 0bU-- ! 6LLL 15 I9 . GENEVA CAPPS In America we can say what we think, and even if we can't think, we say it anyway. WILIA IEAN BARBER Everything ls fair in love and war. What else is left? RUTH PRICE Daddy, don't be a square! MARY RHOADS Nobody's smile ls as merry as hers . 1 4: Sq I I ual ggmofi X x I6 ' nw H' :g i A 91' rr Q ' .s 4 Q ' r hs ,,. - ' -n O 1 5 6 ' GERTRUDE WOOSLEY Tact is the ability to shut your mouth before someone else does. I 0- ., .A x VALETTA MORBHOUSE If I say something I am sorry for I'm glad of lt. BONNIE FORD Every woman has a right to utter what she thinks is right. ABOVE are the 1958 Junior class officers . Seated in front is Deanna Bacon, Secretary-Treasurer. On the second row are Rita Sue Butcher, Senator, Betty Giles, Senator, and Deanna Elmore, Reporter. Back row: Charley Ware, Senator, Bob Cline, President, and Kenny West, Senator. Miss Davis, a Junior class sponsor, is standing. Jack Adams, Vice-President, Zfunznrs All the Junior activities have been pointed toward raising funds for the Junior- Senior Prom. At the first of the year, a familiar sight during the noon hour, was Junior class members selling candy and cookies. About two weeks before Homecoming, every eli- gible student was harrassed by Juniors selling Mums . On Saturday, January 11 a bake sale was held. A big success! Everyone who didn't bring something paid fifty cents. Also, the prom-conscious Juniors sponsored a week CFeb. 9-142 of movies at the Lyric Theatre. Much planning, arguing over themes, and financial troubles go into the prepara- tion of the Prom, but it is always the affair to remember. is not present. its M3 ,an 'K g,i..- I H f-Fr . .re will ,235-, r K Q 5 I' 'V ROW llg Susie Winfrey, Travrs Ienkms, ROW lg Iunror Eagon, Jeanette Mrller, Don llawklns, Patricia Kavale, Bob Lyon, Io Ann Mizer, jerry Young. Patsy Brggs, Larry Green, Ianrce Zrlenstlne, L. I. Stith, Doris Srrnpson. ROW III: Larry Morris, Lrnda Hadley, Ernest Greek, Marie James, Dannie Ray, Paul Hoevet, Wayrie Buble. ROW IV: Indy Southard, Clyde Perryman, Bonnie Eilenstrne, Tom Blakeley, Evelyn Appling, Bob Myers, Vvanqa Mashsurn. ROW Vg Don Cook, Carol Frelds, Robert Reeves, Hannah Taylor, Bill Bauer, Kenneth Lane, Barbara Iohnson. 58 f We 9 ,-9 'J 9 ? xx . R35 0 'A I ROW 1: Barbara Wood, lack Adams, Susle Kelly, Ke1tn Wmpple, Carol Kerr, Bert Blanton, Sally Crow. ROW II: Charhe Stake, Nar Blll Hause, Veta Llght, Eldon Moore, Joyce Breakfxeld, Kenneth West. ROW Hlg Wanda Carr, Robert E. Pruitt, Betty Io Doerr, Cl' Barbara Wright, Ronnie Dlcktnson, Helen Carr. ROW IV: Rita Sue Bucher, Max Grlfflr., Twyla Pender, Larry Howe, Freda Kaffenlm Stowe, Betty Lewls. ROW Vg Dalplta Harris, Peggy Uder, Ray Caafleld, Ioyce Bryant, Patty Stockoarger, Larry Llndsay, Oretna M SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS seated in front are Iudy Skelton, Senator, and Vice-President Sharon Montgomery. Behind them are Ianet McBride, Senator, Ioe Doggett, Senator, Iane Hoke, Secretary-Treasurer, and Darrell Deputy, Senator. Standing at right is President Bill Nichols. One ofthe Sophomore sponsors, Mr. Eilenstine, is standing at the left. Snprhnmures This year has been a busy one for the Sophomore class. The sophomores have accomplished many things . The first thing they did was to fix the letter L out at the football field. A group of sophomores accomplished this under the supervision of their class president, Bill Nichols. The sophomores have made fine showing this year. They sparkled on the foot- ball team. Sophomores represented a large part of the B team along with those who lettered on the A team. They have been active on the B team in basketball and several have played on the A team, also. Many sophomores have been active in speech, debate, and oratory. The class is proud of their people and their accomplishments. Plans are in the making for a Sock Hop . The Sophomores have enjoyed their first year in Senior High. 96 - uv' -C b Q-4' s -? ef' 'life 'e 'H Q Q sf' , l 15' ' 1 L A .4-1, Ei Av I '5n rf' an L 5 -.- K W M., 2 I X A! ,.1T7f ' I V .lf Q 'K L L. ' -A , 1 7 1, ' A , A -L I f ' f 'ar 4' J as ' 'I Q l Al ' ' ROW' lg I:3T.lCt Fong, 'Nayne Zradarrav., .Sharor Vvarnzigrzn, LarryVVoolr1C5e, Cma McBr1de, Larry Brown, Wrlma Morrell. ROW II: Marlene Massey, Mary Harrrs, Rodger Harl.:,5, S,r.a:,r. C,lDi:ll, jerry Czarns, Ldy Margny, Marlon Donald. ROW III: Cnarlene Coryell, hm Kraft, Caroly: Crass, Tar: Arnold, Betty ilant, Rasggg Plaziciolpn, Ianle liz' RCM' Ng Hmmy Don Hlcfzs, Drarrne Thompson, Fred Waterman, Elalne Stenzlnger, Bo: Davall, fame Coffy, George Deuce. TJ' Vg Leonara is Bren: Breton, La Dena Creasy, Darryle Lgncisay, lady Skelton, James Srmtn, Shrrley Lewls. OD Q-be ,J 1 W a fx' f 1 A 'Q' ax, . , .f ww ' I 'Y V 6 T ...gi ,P ,499 Awww' 4 S. we ROW lg Maxine Cowperthwalte, Roscoe Bxshop, Dorene Kmg, Gary Domgan, Lydxa Glover, Farrell Chastain, Marllyn Clam. ROW II Degraifenreid, Dorothy McCorm1ck, Davld Chambers, Nelwyr. Alexander, Willlam Rayles, jane Bradshaw, Ilm Penderqraft. ROW Ill: .3xllC6 MBYVlK Small, Iulxa Inman, Ilmmy Ganr., Paamllne Mclielvey, Stanley I-larrlll, Lorrame Harenza. ROW IVg Rlchard Clnxlngham, Shlrley Per: Van I-looser, Kathryn Shamate, Bob Arnold, lame York, Leslle Klssmger. ROW Vg Eva Blake, Raymond Elacnburr, Patsle Ford, Larry Tnierx Rogers, 11m Bledsoe, Brenda Blattel. A ! cHrusrMAs PROGRAM roR TUNIOR HIGH' 1957. I I HTUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Iimmy Montgomery VICE-PRESIDENT: Donnie Richardson 0 at ' Fra sh men The Freshman class of 1957-58 has had a busy schedule. There are over 300 students in our class, divided in seven home rooms . Each home room elected a president. These were led by very capable Jim Montgomery, Iunior High student body president. Many boys played in the school's major sports, football and basketball. Freshmen played on the Yellowjacket Junior Varsity football squad. To date, the basketball record LS 8-1 . Backing up the athletic-teams, enthusiastically were the six girl cheerleaders. The Freshman girls' chorus entertained local clubs as well as assemblies. Many students interested in science plan to participate in the second annual Science Fair. Home rooms had bake sales to finance the Freshman Party, scheduled for May. 7 1 9- -vl- I S -an 4 1 10 'N'n- y on on Brown Gwyn West Dean Smlth ROW III Beverly Eagon Dean Coffmar Patsy Shelby Rlcn Donna Brxngelson Kenneth Glllham Mary lu Summers ROW IV Donnie Myers Carol Drennon Im' Draper Shlrley Ienklns Brernon ROW 1 Sharon Ulrich Davm Phlll ps Georgla Iustlce Carl Griffm, Susan Beasley Allan Amho y Pat Ralney ROW II Leorarc Tr B Garner Bill Henry ROW V Beth Harrxson Ieny Maulln Llrda Roblnson, Roy Myers MGYIHG Burrs Don Myers Iamce Savage A ,i , ., rl .IN 1 I w e , . Q N... Clark Robert Long Cnarlotte Dxsmang, Don Appllng Pat Monnersmlth Eddre Esther ROW III Donna Woody Russellwebb jane I-lopkms Karen Wood Tom hurter Vugmia Brown. ROW IV David Knauss Patsy Randolph Bill Prercy Patty McSpadden Donnie Lamki ROWl Mary Grlffrn Kerneth Dampier, Betty Browr Ixmmy Ragland Mary G11more I B Davrs Margaret Reeves ROW II Ierry P Capps B111 Hwsor ROW V luanlta Young, Eddle Day Leslle Wrlrkle Larry Krudwug Charlotte Trout Howard McAllister Evelyn 'ana 'csv Q f .l vf 5 ,nl 1 , . A -04 af ff' S -4 rxff f ' 'rf' , X 4 -Q, fi f - dab pl 4' 'Q 4 9 V , A ' . s l ,Fu . 3 xg -.J v -' 9 , ,. . ,Ji iv , C , if ' , , 3? ,S Q Lv 3-L a n, in 2 IQ: - A ': r . ,.4lF :ig . 1 -. .M V . . - it f ' E If, C' 'f , , -' . 3 Mfg F ' 1 1 I , N Q I ROW lg Linda Saunders, Edwm Flelds, Betty Bauer, Ilm Swanson, Barbara McCromick, Wayne Bancly, Margaret Hough. ROW Ilg Robert Rumfelt, Sharon Saunders, Ronald P1erce, Donna Murrell, Ronald King, Donna Duell, Ierry Hufford. ROW Illg Norma Myers, Darrell Embry, Charlene Mitchell, Tom Owens, Lois Starnes, Don Rlchardson, Eva Kenfield. ROW IV: john Grace, Edna lane, Charles Peacock, Delores Getty, Douglas Burks, Sharon Eldson, Larry Heafley. ROW V: Bonnle Claxton, Micheal Iohnson, Lavon Morgan, Larry Burdess, Sherry Smith, Billy Adkins, Megetta Griffin 76 I , ' a x if U 'f Q KY 11 v S ,mu 51 5 frfzxa, 4 f in N6 5 1 5- ' x 1 W' tfvu' 'Inf' Xu . v M fwi' Gal ' A A ' R e FQ , f 3 , , -.g A A fn , . A ,Q wr, 1 ,A , 1 ' 'f ,. R r v l , .4 A . se- B v ROW 1: Dlane McVey, Gary Clemons, Margaret Mnchell, Merle Weob, Frieda Southard, Lllburn Grlmes, Bonnle Ifiuift. ROW Il: Leonard Breedlove, Dorothy Smlsnek, James Wagoner, Iamse Stenzlnger, Howard Rhodes, Sharon Kay Sheets, Wlllls Greek. ROW 1113 Llnda Watson, Cnarles Iennlngs, Beverly Robertson, Ilmmy Caafxeld, Barbara Massey, Dale Wllllams, Shuley Downing. ROW IVg Leroy Srnltfm Kean Mosrer, Walter Mott, I-leler. Wedge, Charles Amsberg, Llnda McShane, Eugene Carroll. ROW Vg Mary Greenwood, Danny Blggs, Baraara ilu-zon, john Srnurz, Gladys Rue, Dean Johnson, Alma Antnonv. 77 4 ,P - v 1 5 s, at -.Q J 'fin . Q wa-bam - ! wus FQ M13 f, i' .M 1 1 , 1 x, m. - M 'V ' K A'f'f-A. 25? be 4,-'fx 5' . 'Wi I y , 4 iq l ffl 5 If L I , if mx 1 L A L ,fx QS ik A ig mf . .-L, ,pr i 2 a 5 I I in 'F .M if, if-Z L fm 1' Yfat-fxyffg 21' f g 10 1... 'S fam. o if mm., ., 57 Q In-ss iQ., X A S' ' 0 f I ki r W , ,A , ' N ' MLW' I A ' V ' - 1 M Aim ,y u ' fif 'A ' ., 4 ., ' ' , ,W 1... w, f, M 4. K nl gi ..l...- , I Rat 'i 5 U , . .' L . X 'Q t my .2 ,fr-' ,i:'fL - 1 fl, . . .si1houettes, Old Glory , and the stirring National Anthem . . .the roar as the team trots out on the field. . .the miracle of a last-second shot. . .the anticipation of Homecoming . . .the joy of victory. . .the sorrow of defeat. . .accept- ing a trophy. . .watching those Yellowjackets g ol .W . Qi 'n K 4 J . 'I . Lx K , , I I J Q ' ' MR GENE RUBLE B S in Education Southwest Mo State College M Ed Umve sity of Missouri Phys ical Education Basketball MRS PAULINE JOHNSON B S in Physical Education Southwest Mo State College Graduate Work University of Missouri Physical Educa Coach tion Health GEORGE BISHOP Education Central College Fayette Missouri Graduate Work Universltyof Missouri Physical Education Health Football Coach The 1957 football season pitted the Jackets against some rugged competition, but never theless the Yellowjackets came up with the best record in several years Opening action saw Coach Bishop s boys at Mountain Grove We handed the Panthers a 6 O defeat Powerful Centralia was our opposition in our opening home game at the Fair Grounds Stadium Centralia held the Jackets scoreless fthe only time all yearl and pounded out a 0 39 win The Yellowjackets traveled to St Louis the following week L H S defeated the strong Lindbergh squad 25 6 Our Homecoming game was with the Bolivar Liberators The game was a thriller all the way but L H S was on the wrong end of a 6 7 score when time ran out On October 18 the Yellowgackets edged West Plains 12 8 on the Zizzer s field Following up this victory the Jackets spoiled Rolla s Homecoming game with a 13 13 tie The Bulldogs had one of the best teams in the Ozarks but the Lebanon team was equal to the test After a 40 yd pass play CWest to Stretchl Bob West connected with Fred Wrinkle in the end zone with only seconds remaining to tie at 13-13 The Ava Bears bowed to the Yellowjacket onslaught, 19-2, in Ava, the following Friday visiting Jefferson City downed the injury-ridden Jackets 20-6 El Dorado Springs provided competi- tion for Dads Night the football season s finale Fighting from behind the boys won in the final secondsto finish the season with 5 wins, 3 loses and l tie The El Dorado game was a fitting climax to a fine season Every player that donned a helmet, from the Seniors to the Freshmen, deserves credit for the wonderfully exciting and fine games Congratulations to Coach Bishop and Mr Matheny on a fine Season p y s converge on the Yellowjacket s leading ground-galner Clark Summers in an effort to halt his drive for yardage during the thrilling Rolla game. 3 1. I 1 ' r--11 .fo 7 3 i i , I Q - l 2 L 2 i,,fi,ff5,,,,f I 46 77 j 66LlWL ROW lg Jim Hicks, Gary Hlxson, Howard Blattel, Darryl Peters, Jim Kirkpatrick, Fred Wrinkle, Paul Conn, Kenny West, Gene Bradley, Jim Darnell, James Welch. ROW II: Coach Bishop, John Smi..., Charles Stake, Ronny Stretch, Bob West, Glen Mcrlaney, Joe' Esther, Bob Pruitt, Ivan Jackson, Larry Burdess, Charlie Ware, T. P. Bowman, Mr. Matheny. ROW III: David Hough, Tom Blakely, David Yates, Bill Hause, Clark Summers, Gary Shelton, Darrell Deputy, Dale Welch, Bill Pendergraft, Robert Walters. 6Z?H j Q6Ll'1'L ROW 1: John Smith, Kenneth Braboy, Dennie Choat, Bob Pruitt, Bill Hixson, Bill Tyre, Ivan Jackson, Joe Esther, Joe Doggett, Charlie Stake, Charles Miller. ROW Il: Bobby Duvall, team manager, Willis Greek, Larry Calkin, Ivan Ellingsworth, Harry Garrison, David Kanass, Dalton Wright, Wayne McCallister, Richard Cunningham, Dean Johnson, Charles Amsberg, Jr., Butch Alexander, Charlie Walstroin, team manager, Larry Matheny, assistant coach. ROW III: Coach Bishop, Earl Fitch, Jim Montgomery, Charlie Ware, Gary Shelton, Darrell Deputy, Dale Welch, Bill Pendergraft, Gene Bradley, Larry Burgess, Tommy Blakely. if Q T, g ' is Q 1 c l We Booted ,D EW we Sf X ,1- xx S3069 ' LIIIURLLIL BISHOP QS, Com-I 'X I Xvsb 3 'K ff, CSEO 13' Q w Q6 No, f 006131, 3 0 VYQ, .A 'S' O G 40461 1 Co Captam FRED WRINKLE Z 20 90,0 453- IIM IGRKPATRICK HB 162 Sf: . 'Ve 7' 2038109 ' F I-Ia ' BOW 167 MSTN gsm The Pigskin STR I 45 ETCH of a last-second touchdown. . .the kick for the extra point. . .the long run . . .hot coffee. . .Mums. . . MERS Co-Caplan SUM BOB WESI' CXARK 11 3 S! ' B SI O . EB ll 7- L 17gON1V 0 47 0 10490 .92 N000 95 fjbiy ..the spine-tingling excitement Ov. N O60 'v dp w' MX cf 9' Qi vows sf - GLENN X bl l 4 6 -K 'fa 12 ff' 4? . -6560 4 I LARRY MATH ENY Asst. Coach WMPHQN ' WEEQ .a.---- ' .14-0-- ' Y 'il-1 v -1: W: Y ,i...J---Q-'W' ' v Y V-ji-.Y - 1 x 4 .x' . . .excit planning of floats and ciispflays . . . Q Spirit of KLWT 'Xpem real ly , .. B-E- -T BOLIVARUI . . . gba chiliq-ci aixcitem .t of the game. . the breaih-taking su. ense preceding the gfofonation. . .fre Nied haste to mike me fiance on tim . . .music. . . darzcirzq . . .memories . .H ECOMINGl ,gt .,,,... pf k s 4' X Wav ww -, WW' A w hw 5 1M Q f' N' 'Hg Q' 'iv ab, an . ,f,y,.w Auzwguyt had ,, . H mf' GENE RUBLE Coach . . .the tip-off. . .the first We Polinded MARION ANGST Sr. 6' 2 LARRY PARISH Sr . 5'8 BOB WEST Sr. 5'1U shot . . .hitting the cords. . . the fast break. . . NELSON OWEN Tea m Manager GENE BRADLEY Soph . 5 '8 RONNI Sr . E STRETCH 5 -9 .. FRED WRINKLE Sr. 5'9 The Hardwoods PAUL BROWN Sr . 6 '1 JOHN CARR Ir . 6'2 GLEN WALTERS ED SILER Ir. 5'7 PAUL CON N Sr. 5 ' I U DAVID YATES So . 6 '1 LARRY MATHENY Asst . Coach . . .watching hopefully the game-deciding free throw . . .the final buzzer. . .de- jection or elation. . . IAMES C l IASTAIN Team M-1 nagcr C LM 77 jam Z!6L5A6fA6'L!! ROW 11 Ed Siler, Ronny Stretch, Larry Parish, Bob West, Fred Wrinkle, Paul Conn. ROW II: Dean Martin, Gene Bradley Glen Walters, Iohn Carr, Marion Angst, David Yates, Paul Brown, Nelson Owen-team manager. The Yellowjackets of the basketball court have faced one of the toughest schedules in Southwest Missouri. Coach Ruble's boys have compiled a record of 12-10 at this date. Who will ever forget that game with Purdy in the Tournament of Champions, the Seymour battle at Marshfield, or the Overtime thriller with Rolla? We lost come close ones, too--Branson, Buffalo , Rolla, and Parkview. Also, for sheer excitement, what about that overtime one-point victory over arch-rival Central? It's been a wonderful season full of every type of thrills that can be expected from basketball, it will be one that will not be soon forgotten. Brown and Branson vie for rebound Walter Shoots 5 Onemand Set' Wrinkle and Cantrell on Jump ball play during Branson game ,wx F my enior KLJAQLLLQK pfayerd BACK ROW: Paul Conn, Glen Walters, Marion Angst, Paul Conn, Fred Wrinkle, Nelson Owen-team manager. FRONT ROW larry Parish, Bobby West, Ronnie Stretch. THE VICTORIOUS 'IACKETS are shown as they accept their well earned tmohv won in the Marshfield Tournament. Presenting the trophy is Cheerleader Paula Burtln. 'N P3 ' 1 X I V615 Zlllbllfl KAUUFAJG BACK ROW: Eclwina Joslyn Carolyn Haydon Barbara Gunter FRONT ROW: Jane Erp Dana Beth Hall Linda Ivey 11 Y V' N 'I' A 'v l f ,QQ Tl ww ll l I kr 1 l l ll lvl w l ll M4 I ,yr It M4 . I I U 15 UI 'fd Sue Thompson Rita Sue Butcher Deanna Elmore A TEAM Paula Burtin Pat O'De11 B TEAM ABOVE: HA.. and HB., Karen Stretch Cheerleaders Iudy Skelton Carol Kerr ,f Mar a Jon Willhite Sharon Montgomery . I A J, e o .QSC W Z Y V1 iw? -3. ' fu W - . an mu ' f ,f?, 1 M , , 4 A , U! , Q .... A . 1 ' .,-WM -Q-x5zYv'fvf 'wzf ' lm.. x . .M - 5 Q ' , an 1-au-4?!'3?b J' ,f 1., '..,a-2:5 ,'w.4,1: gg 1 .., ' ,, x -W. f -., Q- A, ,,V, ,ML.l-. , Lf A f .,f' A 2ft,g,T.V , . W ,gpm , ,. , , we 1 ,,4,,,,,g.pN.. X, . ? 4' F'.,.. ,, fs .:QK'5'8 ' 4 -ii V' LQ 4 GA if 'ff 2 ,QQ -'f Y A M ,Y i HW A L Q' ff ' , 'EX .41 gi, ff fi ' - f' A x . 4 ' ' 'Q , 5 'zf m Q Q mf M vc. f g ,j pt., gm. f Q ' 4 .. ,. Q Q -- '..L V. 'Y m j fx ,ax ,gi-1-:ggi , I f M ... aa ' .. :Q A , iw-fgvtn Q . htv. ' f ' VK MQ' NT' ww L K ,, m ez ' f-K, ,Q ki x A A ,, K 53 9 o 4 , 4 L ' K: ,L ,Q Awww xi' J- .. nywgyg-A 1 fkflx' , W I rehearsals rehearsals and more rehearsals the maglc of opemng mght the beat of drums the blare of the band the problems of student government I ,y W W L-o-bi I Q , rr s X AN IZHTI JS 4 ,,,.l !Q'C'.5l'CA1I? ll -1 QAl.lfZUf TIRST ROWg frs1,1a:antFlr.ar1c: Manager, Shlrley Loge,-many Assembly c Qialrmar., Nancy Mar' , Secretary or Electrons, Vgrgxnza Srl SECCND ROW: Secretary of AC1lVlI16S, Fred Wrmkle, Student Bof' Presldent, Robert Prosser, Fxnance Manager, Kenneth Haxsty. ,SZVLKLLLU FIRST ROW: Iudy Skelton, Ianet McBr1de, Rita Sue Bltcner, Betty Giles, Mara Ion Wllhlie, Paula Burtln. SZCOND ROW: Joe Doggett, Darryl Deputy Linarlxe Vvare, Kenny West, Karl Hales, Arthur OLMQ O H1lOl 050lfLf6LtL ved FIRST ROW: Nancy Marks, Sally Tldwell, Elwln Robertson, Davld Hough, Nickolar' Dxedrlcns, Shxrley Br1ngleson,Io Ann Mizer, SECOND ROW: Sharron Deputy, Charlle Stake, Suzie Winfrey, Barbara Wright, Sammy Brunne- man, David Schnleder, Judy Murphy. THIRD ROW: Drck Wyatt, Larry Starnes, Ierry Bowman, Bill Bruce, hm Darnell, Glen MCI-laney. Z lfL!9l Ql'VLQ CODLVZ' ROW lg Bob Cline, Iunior Class President, Shirley Lopeman, Senior Class President: and Billy Nichols, Sophomore Class President. BOW II: Claude Eilenstine, Violet Davis, Ellis Rainey, Sponsors, and Robert Prosser, Student Body President Q 6055 oomci ROW 1: Marilee Richardson, Marva Tracy, Dickie Addison, Margaret Piercy, Mary Ann Eilenstine, Sonya Parish Io Ann Randolph. ROW II: Shirley Massey, Fred Guzan, Miss Davis, Sponsor, Jack Hale, Tnomasine Get FY. ROW III: Max Griffin, Lee Hough, Kenneth Lane, Darrel Cook, Gene Bradley, Iohn O'Neil . Q ' 4 4 FIRST Gree .. Mafiona r , A Jffmw egjlciefg Wemgcfrd KSeniors chosen during their Junior year, 19571 FIRST ROWg Diane Atchley, Diane Poulson, Mara Ion Willhite. SECOND ROWg Nancy Marks, Arthur Buttram, Kenneth Haisty, Ronald Cowperthwaite, Shirley Lopeman . NATIONAL Honore socrm Ex fy 7 5 W! I N5 . . . W X X ll: V' LW I Q-if .55 alfiona orerwic ea me -ll' ROWg Bill Lenz, Gretchen O'Dell, Deanna Bacon, Sally Tidwell, Shirley Lopeman, Kenneth Haisty. SECOND ROW: Larry n, Clark Summers, Dean Martin, Glen McHaney, Freddie Wrinkle, Richard Duell, Bob West J 'rf l X 15 4' vii . V. W X F , iv f ,,.-1-., .f fi av, ,fy . A , t E . .Q 3 , XZ , K X ,. MHA 90' x e w -in f 2 'xLa.,,,4n If 7 ,.,,w M ,5v , S x 1 . 5 ' A 'lf ww V gh X'-s W gin 'wsu' ff? an Jw iw -M in 'f' -milf' 4 1. rig I if ,f f-gi pp? Jul-v 4 We vw 1 as ww tp -Q.. ' f' ' mv 'M' 'VP' Ib. 12,9 cm Leoanon's Pep Club first met in November and elected its officers for the year 1957-58. Chosen for President forthe year was Iunior, Sally Crow: Vice-President, Evelyn Applrngp and Secretary-Treasurer, To Ann Marsh . There are approximately Vu girls inthe Pep Club this year, and all have emblems and try to attend all games. ROW li Ianice Fohn, Elnora Washburn, Marilyn Moore, Marrlee Rrcrrardson, Narcy Marks, Gertrude Vvoosley, Carlene Simpson, Swtley Snow, Susan Boswell, Bonnie Bolles, Sharon Deputy, Mary Wilson, Carolyn Owen, Nancy Alexander, .Sammy Brrr.r..r'nan, Gay llawkrns, Carol Fields. ROW Il: Mary Erlenstrne, Lrrna llemonnanri, La Von Sicreonson, lane Coffey, Lrrrtia Dr-nnrs, Martrpl Myers, Newyln Alexander, Betty Hunter, Carolyn Dolan, Ian1ceGowt,-r, Alice Tucker, Carolyn Beasley, Ioar. New-.rrnrn, Sally Rader, Sasre Kelley, Donna Sarnmers, Marilyn Lewy, Karen Watson, Carol Marks, Charlene Hammers, llr-lL:r.VVrll1a::.s. ROW lll: Kay Caufreld, Norma Ann Meachum, Sharon Randolph, Barbara llarriss, Ianet McBride, Mary Gilmore, Barbara Jorprpson, Frieda Biggs, laneen Berry, Ioyce De Vasare, Barbara Wright, Ona McBride, Diane McVey, janet Davis, Linda Hamilton, Sharon lonzzsor., Carolyn Crest, Lydia Glover, Sharon O'Dell, Shirley Lowe. ROW TV: Ioanril'rankl1n, Sasan Iohnson, Marilyn Clark, Patty Hurst, Carol Hariri, Becky Trail, lady Murphy, Sonja Parisi, Vvancla Carr, Betty Jo Doerr, Pat Mcnnersrngtr., Carolyn Agar, loan Coffee Charlotte Doyles, Beverly Eugon, To Ann Atkinsons, Rita Simpson, Betty Waterman. ROW V: Kay liillne, Tanrce King, Sharon Doolyn, Martha Moulder, Jeanette Miller, Susie Winfrey, Ioan Marsn, Sally Crow, Evelyn Appiing, Juoith Hurst, Doris Simpson, Rath Price, Le Etta Ruble, Oretha Meacham, Mary Prosser. ROW Vlg Barbara liilcerbrancl, Dianne Thompson, jane lioke, Deanna Miller, Wanda Mashburn, Eva Blake, Norma Roper, ludy lanes, Ianice Roaers, Patsy Hill, Deanzia Knrgnt. glare ROW Ig Shirley Helton, Deanna Bacon, Shirley Lapeman, Sally Tidwell, Gretchen O'Dell, Evelyn'Appling. ROW Hg Bill Nichols Lariy Green, Kenneth Haisty, Bill Lenz, Dean Martin, I. B. Davis, Martha Myers. I amkklgs 0' fb 'B 1 9 '53 5 n U 713 5 u yy Q T, 5- -J -01 xo 0 0'-N 4' NQWH 1155. .. gt- -gui. lhlfxi. was S ROW I: Bonnie Ford, Linda Cook, Betty Holman, Jeanette Blattel, Ruth Iiarrlll, Vera Marley, Dorothy McCormick, Iulra Inman. ROW IIg Patsie Ford, Iudy Murphy, Io Ann Mott, Barbara Angst, Betty Street, Sally Addtson, Kay Hlllme, Ioan Iranklm, Jane Bradshaw, Iuanxeta Young, Ianrce Rogers. ROW III: Freida Kaffenburger, Mary Rhoads, Marilyn O'Cu1nn, Oretna Meachum, Kathryn Shumate, Ronna Southard, Patsy Renner, Sharon Warrlngton, Ruth Chastain, Carolyn Sue Agan, V1rg1n1a Back, Sonya Near. ROW IV: Mary Harrxs, Mona Hoerle, Susan Boswell, Iudith Prerce, Ianlce Fohn, Betty Tudor, Marilyn Moore, Betty Hunter, L1la Shove, Sharon Strtckland, La Von Gtdeon, Mary Prultt. ROW V: Carolyn Goans, Jante Ifiarrxil, V1oletToops, Alrce Tucker, Betty Root, Gertrude Woolsey, Patsy Weedle, Charlene Cowell, Betty Ilunt, Norma Matthews, Margaret Randolph. -4' w-Q L: 4 fz 05110 r .Li x fs- O ULT D 0 J -qu ' , ..r'.Y1f' I-. 1 t ' 'A J 4.0 QA Fl' f .QQFA ff S 5 . 7 V ' xl ROW lg Instructor, Ralph Amos, Gary Donlgan, Jerry Bowman, Bob Lrght, T. II Bowman, Iantce Ionnson, Chapter Sweetheart Bxll McCall, Max Grlftrn, Marxcn Raef, Dean Cofimar, Bgrly Murrell, Lloyd Coffman. ROW II: NICKY O'Cu11n:., Larry Mxller Eddxe Richardson, Kenny Dampxer, Itm Massey, Iienry Massey, Robert Lindsay, Beryi Gordon, Lemar. Boarc, LricngBf:vvrr.1:', Paul Doubltn, Donnle Rrchardson, Allen CUIQE, Larry Van Iiooser, Iack Kennett. ROW IIIg Boboy Iieems, jacn Carer,-ntfz, Kaz' Palmer, Stanley Iiarrrll, Itm Bledsoe, IIITIKL9 Iiensor., Gena Waterman, il'--:rn Weddle, Frank Branst1tter, Paul heneor., lltfnrti Kneedler, Charles Peacock, Paul Monnahar., Lazy Burgess. RCW IV. Robert Long, Paol Berry, Lee Vvayxe Wooc, Daw: 2S'.IIlI.','lCr'f Don Hawklns, Darrell Massey, Bob Prurtt, Gary Nooie, FZ.1ssellPan:iolp:., Rlcnard Mrller, Larry Eieailoy, Iariee Prultt, BL.ly Plercy, Darrell Rae, Ralph Iories, Pautl Klfror. I vf' 11371 fi Most eligible Andre D1edr1chs Laziest boy John Mustard Laziest girl Judy Ann Bell Best built boy Paul Brown Best built g1rl Judith Hurst Class Jokers Dickie Addison Carlln Beasley LaVaun Gldeonse Best artist Dick Addison Arthur Buttram Pat O Dell Love sick couples Lee Hough and Barbara Reeves Arthur Buttram and Diane Atchley Kenneth Haisty and Shirley Lopeman Fastest typist Mara Jon Wlllhite Best muslcian Bill Lenz Prettlest eyes Mara Jon Willhite Prettlest g1rl Charlene Hammers Handsomest boy Tommy Blakley Prettlest ha1r Joyce De Vasure Shortest girl Doris S1mpson Shortest boy Charl1e Walstrom Most boy crazy Soma Parlsh Most girl crazy Glen McHaney QVLLOW5 Donna H1gg1ns Bookkeeping Biology Ivan E1lenst1ne Trxgonometry Geometry Advanced Helen W1ll1ams Bookkeeprng Elnora Washburn Bookkeep1ng Wilma Stewart Bookkeep1ng Sammy Brlnneman Dramatlcs Typlng Paula Burtrn Bookkeeping Secretar1alPract1ce Ronald Cowperthwa1te Mechamcal Drawmg Physics Trigonometry Algebra Advanced Fred Wrinkle Physlcs Dramatlcs Algebra Advanced Trigonometry Nancy Alexander Bookkeep1ng Carol Gunter Bookkeep1ng Shorthand Rosalie Kathner Bookkeeping Ida Pnippenney Bookkeeping V1rg1n1a Toops Bookkeeprng Elw1n Roblnson Algebra Advanced Betsy Draper Geography Dalpha Harms Geography Edelea Brackett Homemaklng C O E Shlrley Brlngelson C O E Charlene Hammers C O E Homemaklng Stanley Coryell Auto Mechanrcs Darrel Rue Auto Mechanrcs Rlchard Southard Auto Mechanlcs B1lly Massey Auto Mechanlcs Freda Blggs Homemaking Nancy Marks Secretarlal Practice Carol Martm Secretarial Practice Bookkeeping D1ane Poulson Secretar1al Practlce Mara Jon W1llh1te Bookkeep1ng Arthur Buttram Typmg Sallie T1dwell Typlng Debate Wanda Stewart Speech Bookkeepmg Mary Oberlin Bookkeep1ng Algebra Shirley Lopeman Debate Glen McHeny Debate Richard Duell Mechanical Drawing Algebra Advanced Robert West Dramatrcs Algebra Advanced Mary Cook Bookkeep1ng Roberta Baker Homemaking 108 Algebra 1 ' I I I I I I l I . ' I ' l I I 1 . I ' ' Kenneth Haisty--Chemistry, Debate, Typing Sue Thompson--Bookkeeping ' D 1 ' D I s n u -1 . I I - in I ULVLLOV15 Don Cook Amerlcan H1story Carol Flelds Amerlcan H1story Betty Glles Amerlcan H1story Judlth Hurst Amer1canH1story Speech Shirley Massey American H1story Shorthand Wayne Nelson Amerlcan H1story Geometry, Chem1stry Dons Slmpson Shorthand Typlng Joyce DeVasure Shorthand, Typxng Joy Myers Shorthand Joyce Chastam Shorthand Carol Kerr Shorthand Typlng Karen Shannon Shorthand Bonn1e Ellenstlne Typlng Joyce Bryant Homemakmg Carolyn Cress Homemaklng GretchenOBell Engllsh Debate Speech Janet McBr1de Enghsh Blology Dean Martln Engllsh Blology Algebra World H1story Carolyn Morehouse Engllsh Norld H1story Homemakmg Thomasene Getty Engllsh Algebra Marlene Massey Engllsh World H1story Llnda Dennls World H1story Larry Calkln Algebra Owen Chalfant Algebra Dlane Thompson Algebra Joan Newman Algebra Judy Murphy Homemaklng Charlene Slmpson Homemak1ng Jeanne Gelsel Mechan1calDraw1ng Geography Geometry Evelyn Appllng Dramatlcs Debate Deanna Bacon Debate B111 Lenz Debate Pat O Dell Blology R1ta Butcher Speech, Typlng Jo Ann Randolph Typmg Nancy Romans Typing Barbara Wr1ght Homemaklng Jewell Amos Geometry B111 Bauer Geometry Robert Reeves Geometry Bob Cline Geometry Donald Cook Geometry 0lflfL0lf'85 Carolyn Dolan Homemakmg Sharon Montgomery Geography Eng11sh Sharon Warr1ngton Engl1sh World H1story Mary Prultt Algebra Anna Mae Plles Homemakmg Betty Hunter Homemaklng Bob Arnold Blology Janeen Berry Homemaking, Algebra H1story Brenda Blattel Homemaklng Jane Bradshaw Homemaklng Nell Goans Homemakmg Norma Matthews Homemakmg Shlrley LEWIS Homemaklng Sharon Johnson Homemaklng Janlce Rogers Homemaking V85 WLQVL Susan Beasley Sclence Algebra Janet Esther Sclence Engl1sh J1mm1e Ragland SCIGHCG Algebra Ivan Ell1ngsworth Sclence Barbara Harrls Sc1ence Engllsh Carol1ne Haydon Sclence Joan Rowden Sclence Engllsh Shlrley Shook SCIENCE lN.1ta Clark Algebra Edwln Freld Algebra Martha Myers Engllsh V1rg1n1a Brown Enghsh B111 Henry Math Tommy Hatton Math Mlke Johnson Algebra Engllsh Llnda Robmson C1t1zensh1p Engllsh Paul Ellenstlne Math Engllsh Edd1e Day Math Don Appllng Math Donme Myers Math James Prurtt Math Judy Davls Science J1m Montgomery Science John Smlth Engllsh Science Patty McSpadden Engl1sh Joyce Jennlngs Sclence Engllsh J1mmy Caufxeld Math World ,SDIO Glen Vaughn--English, Biology Dick Wyatt--Biology mn , I . . . -- . . . I . JS Dt Oct Nov 110 5 667, 8lfL6!6ll The cruel knock of destiny awakens the populace to the school year of 1957 1958 The school is buzzing w1th students snatched from our summer sleep as A team cheer leaders are elected They were Paula Burtm Sue Thompson Pat O Dell Rita Sue Butcher, and Deanna Elmore Lebanon High School students back thelr team by attendmg the first Pep Assembly in the new fieldhouse The Jackets traveled to Mountain Grove and won 6 0 B team cheerleaders are elected They are Mara Jon Willhlte Carol Kerr Sharon Montgomery Karen Stretch and Judy Skelton Centralla launches successful attack on Jackets 0 39 to be exact Lebanon s s1xth Pep Club 1S formed The f1rst meetmg of the Lebanon Chapter of the National Forensics League IS held Off1cers elected were Presldent Kenneth Haisty Vice Presldent Sh1rley Lopeman Secretary Sally Tldwell and Treasurer Fred Wrlnkle Jackets destination Llndburg We won 26 6 PreHomecoming Pep Rally at Radio Statmon KLWT Cheerleader Football Squadmen Homecoming cand1dates and the coaches were 1nterv1ewed by Andre Dledrichs Jackets lose rn heart breakmg fashion the1r Homecomlng game with Bol1var 6 7 Crowned Queen of the 1957 Homecomlng was Senior Paula Burtin Her attendants were Wanda Carr and Sue Thompson Lebanon High School Band under the leadership of Mr Pratt attended the S M S Homecoming parade Sore feet anybody? Jackets dest1nat1on West Plams They return v1ctor1ous with a 12 8 w1n Flrst Student Councll meeting of the year Our Student Council President, Robert Prosser represents Lebanon at the Southwest Missour1 Student Council meetlng at Parkv1ew 1n Spr1ngf1eld L H S spolls 1n the last three mlnutes what looked to be a w1n for Rolla with a 13 to 13 txe City Attendmg 1n debate were Kenneth Halsty and B111 Lenz who won three out of four and the team of Gretchen O Dell Deanna Bacon Larry Green and Sally T1dwell Attend1ng and placing 1n 1ndiv1duals were Shtrley Lopeman B111 Lenz Sally Tidwell Larry Green Evelyn Appling and Kenneth Haisty Lebanon S Yellowjackets travel to Ava winning 19 2 Frrst Annual Staff meeting is held to start productlon of the 1958 Magnet Nov1ce debate tournament 15 held at Central High in Spr1ngf1eld Attending were Gretchen O Dell J B Dav1s Martha Meyers and Shirley Helton They won 4 out of 5 Jacket s dest1nat1on Jefferson Clty crash landed 6 20 Students take over the city offrces as part of Youth Apprecratlon Week They were Mayor Ken Halsty Police Ch1ef Rlchard Duell F1re Chief Ronald Cowperthwalte and Pol1ce Judge R1chard Buck Taklng over County offrces were Frank Melancon Arthur Buttram, Jack Kessl1ng Darrell Rue and B111 Massey Teachers meetrng was held in St Lou1s Naturally in the absence of the instructors we did not attend school The pre v1ew of the play One Foot 1n Heaven was presented to Senior High Starring in the play One Foot in Heaven were Clark Summers Eileen Harrtty Glen McHaney and Shrrley Lopeman Sally T1dwell wins the distrlct Amer1can Legion Oratorical Contest Jackets w1n the last game of the season by beating El Dorado Springs 12 6 in the Dad s N1ght game One act play wms f1rst in world s largest Speech tournament at Muskogee Oklahoma Attendmg were Richard Duell Shirley Lopeman Kenneth Haisty B111 Lenz Larry Green Dean Martln Gretchen O Dell Sally Tidwell and Deanna Bacon A dance band is organized in the music department A Thanksgrvrng program was grven by the M1xed Chorus and the Dramatics Class with Rev Arnold Prater as the speaker . 2: - . 3: ' I II u - 13: ' ' H ll . 2 ' I I 20g ' ' . v . 223 ' ' ' ' . 183 ' ' ' . 28: ' - ' ' . , ' . - 2: l a 1 1 45 ' ' - ' ' ' ' , - . 5: , . . , . . . 8: ' ' i-- ' . ' ' I ' ' . 245 ' ' . 25: , 25: . . . ' ' ' ' 261 Lebanon's debate teams and speech students go to the Rockhurst Tournament in Kansas . 11 I 1 ' - 2: ' l - 3: ' ' ' ' - 5: ' ' ' ' -- ' : 1 - 6: ' lu ' ll. : 8-9: ' ' . ' . , , 11: - ' ll ' lu . 12: n u I ' I 13g ' ' ' . 15: I - I - I 1 -16: - ' ' - I , , 183 . Nov Dec an L. Lebanon H1gh School is filled Wlth guests as the Second Annual speech and debate tournament IS held The dramatics class was in the mtdst of the proceedlngs with Fred Wr1nkle and Glen McHeny as co cha1rmen Ftrst basketball game of the season 15 held w1th Mountain Grove as visitors Jackets w1n 58 29 and the B team 46 2 Lebanon versus Ava winn1ng 73 45 in the first game of the Marshf1eld tournament Sc1ence Fa1r plans announced by Mr Holt In the second game in the tournament Lebanon defeats Marshf1eld 51 33 The Jacket B team loses at Tunas 43 62 The Yellowjackets took first place honors at Marshfleld by beating Seymour 55 36 Jackets lost two close ones to Parkv1ew, 42 45 A and 38 44 B Both Jacket teams defeat Marshf1eld The scores 59 56 and 33 9 Lebanon s A debate team won the1r largest trophy at Wllllam Chrxsman s debate tournament Rolla s Bulldogs edged the A team 40 35 1n Rolla B team won 35 32 R1chard Duell 1S announced as a f1nal1st 1n the National Mer1t Scholarshlp Program and passes the NROTC exam1nat1on Congratu1at1ons on a Job well done' The Jackets defeat Jefferson CITY 42 55 there Jackets st1ng agaln Wlth a 33 51 v1ctory over Cabool 1n the f1rst round of the Blue and Gold Tournament at S M S Purdy S Eagles oust the L H A Boys from the Blue and Gold 50 54 Jackets drop a hard fought game to Central 52 65 and B team w1ns 37 38 1n an overt1me Jun1or Class meet1ng held Jackets bow to Branson 28 41 and B team w1ns agaln over N1angua 38 50 The Buffalo Bisons w1th 5 fxeld goals 1n the fmal m1nutes hand the Jackets a 33 43 Lebanon debaters attend Parkv1ew tournament w1nn1ng three out of four Mrs Raymon from Pak1stan entertalns us Wlth 1nformat1ve d1scuss1ons and assembl1es for the next two weeks She obtalns an excellent v1ew of Amer1can 11fe from L H S Lebanon loses to Jop11n 1n the frrst game of the Tournament of Champ1ons 50 61 1n Spr1ngf1e1d Lebanon falls to Parkv1ew 1n the1r second game ln the Tournament of Champ1ons 40 53 Lebanon revenges an ear11er defeat by beatmg Purdy 40 48 for seventh place at the Tournament of Champlons Lebanon debaters attend the Drury tournament Deanne Bacon and Gretchen O Dell made the f1na1s W1nn1ng f1rst place 1n humorous was Larry Green Lebanon Jackets sweep the Marshf1e1d team 64 30 A and 27 24 B Lebanon debaters and speakers clean up at the West Pla1ns Tournament We won f1rst place 1n debate Plac1ng ln 1nd1v1dual events were B111 Lenz Shirley Lopeman, Sally T1dwell Dean Mart1n Glen Mcl-leny Bob West and Larry Green Winning f1rst place 1n duet act1ng were B111 Lenz and Sh1rley Lopeman Top man 1n the tourna ment was Fred Wrlnkle who won both Extemporaneous and Oratory Lebanon goes mto overt1me to w1n over Rolla 43 41 B team w1ns 28 19 Jackets lose to PGTKVIGW 53 44 Our B team w1ns 35 30 Lebanon A loses at Bol1var 32 48 B team w1ns 37 31 Jackets w1n the1r best game of the season by upsettlng 1n an overt1me Central 36 35 B team lost 27 54 Muslc Concert g1ven by M1xed Chorus and L H S Band Double v1ctor1es over Conway Ph1111psburg A game was 50 34 B was 23 9 Debaters go to Parkv1ew tournament and Annual goes to Press? 111 . 23: ' ' 25: ' ' ' . . . 23 ' - , ' . 3: ' ' . . 4: ' - . 5: u u - . 7: ' - . 10: ' -, I ll ua: - I ll lu. 11: ' . : - I uAll: -Z ' nBn. 13: 1 n n ' - 1 - I 17: I ' n n - ' . u n - ' 183 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 20: ' - 1 0 23: - - - - - , ' ' 25: ' . .D , - . 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From its four walls has come the ex- citement ofthe first game played within it. . .the first play pre- sented in its arena . . .the nights of excitement and exuberant joy and a few nights of sadness after losing a game . .the sereneness of Baccalauroz te . . .and the solemn, wistful sadness of graduation. . . the pride of our community. . .the L. I-l. S. Fieldhouse! ll5 2525.43 IALSVORTM Q? Riff .?j.1,pgi 'Y '.'1Q-3-51 .1'-15715121 - -' -ff ff-Ssi'ig:3ff3f'Q: Q., H Q Q x ' ,A - ,, . 52 1 34, ? i. -'EL 1 1 w 1 f-1. I' 35:17:- l T ' ,A