Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

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l Marjorie Anderson, Merrill Beck, John Benning, Carroll Brimer. James Brown, Beverly Brown, Sue Burbridge, Paul Burks, Tommie Burks, Lillian Burnett, Leon Chapius, Jerry Charlesworth, Harriet Colbert, Howard Corum, Lorine Cozad, Betty Jo Creamer, John Crisan, Carol Cunningham. Anita Dean, Aldro Dewey, Jolm Dillender, Claudean Eddington, Harold Elliott, Harry Elliott, Martha Elliot, Nancy Flaherty, Mary Frances Fountain, Junior Fritz, Peggy Dell Fry, Peggy Garner. Jerry Goodin, Jimmy Guy Griffith, Bill Guengerich, Betty Jo Half, Eulalie Haley, Margaret Harrison, Lou Belle Higginbotham, Bobby Ince, Connie Johnson, Donna Kilby, Jimmy Lonergan, Mackey Dee Love, Okey McCormick, Marilyn Mcllroy, Kenny Marsh, Joyce Mills, Gene Murry, Lewis Ogle. Patty Parsons, Ruth Ann Paschal, Helen Peder- son, Joe Penrod. Joan Pritchett, Bill Reed, Cleo Rubemeyer, Betty Ruffin, Betty Shipley, Doris Jayne Smith, Charles Sparks, Meade Spears, Anthony Stark, Charles Stephens, Herman Thomas, George Traw, Donna Trower, Sarah Tucker, Jane Turnbull. Mary Rose Umfleet, Bettie Verdier, Billy VVhite, Joan VVurtz. Freshman Class The Freshman Class of 1946-1947 has the distinction of being the largest class in Louisiana High School. There are seventy-one members, a large number participating in band, Drum and Bugle Corps, and girls' and boys' glee clubs. A large number of freshman boys took part in sports. Harry Elliott and Gene Murry lettered in football. We are sponsored by Miss Mae Hofriehter. This is Miss Hofriehter's first year at L. H. S. and she has proved herself very efficient and is one of the most popular teachers in the school. The class officers are: President, John Crisan, Vice-President, Bill Guengerichg Secretary- Treasurer, Beverly Brown. All of our officers have been very efficient and are well liked. The class party, a Halloween party, was held October 30. lt was unanimously considered one of the most successful events of the year. We are proud of our popular members, three receiving special honors. Donna Kilby was elected annual Barnwarming Queen, with Peggy Dell Fry as freshman attendant. Peggy Dell was also attendant to the 1946 Football Queen. Mackey Dee Love was her escort. We have enjoyed being freshman, but we are looking forward to the time when we can shed the costume of the Emerald Isle for a more pleasing color. The 1947 Alamo 21

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rftmf' W .. W. 1 Q Gene Allison, Rose Mary Anderson, Carol Armentrout, Bobby Bail, Mary Ellen Bass, Ralph Bass, Annette Bland, ,lane Ann Brown, Joe Henry Burch, Paula Bunn, Etta Burns, Charlotte Campbell, Edwards Carr, Malcolm Carroll, Sylvia Cozad, Edward Creamer, Beverly DeVVeese, Virginia Dillender, Bennie Griftith, Frank Hallows. Ralph Hammack, VVanda Henry, Charlotte Hunter, Roger Jones, Billy Jordan, Pauline Kanan, Tommy King. Marilyn LaBar. Ruby Lonergan, George Lucas, Lowell McCallister. Gertrude McCleery, Mary Louise McKenzie, Dorothy Mitchell, Shirley Mozier, Junior Newman, Harvey Niffen, Kitty Page, Bonnie Painter, Norma jean Pierce, Jerry Powell. Sutro Pritchett, Nancy Ralph, Teddy Roberts, Charles Rose. Archie Ross, Edna Pearl Rubemeyer, Ben Ruffin, Bill Sandven, Imogene Shields, Betty Lou Shuford, Matilda Spanos, Joyce Steers, Oscar Steinly, Richard Stephens, Jackie Tarrants, Bill Guy Todd, Rachel Vanhooser, Evelyn Waddell, Keith Wescott, Helen VVilliams. Sophomore 'Class At the beginning of the school year, sixty students were enrolled in the sophomore class. Our present enrollment is sixty-one. At the hrst class meeting of the year it was announced that Mrs. H. R. Burns, the music instructor, would be our sponsor for the year. Class oflicers were also elected at the meeting. They were as follows: Charles Rose, president: Harvey Niften, vice-president, and Annette Bland, secretary-treasurer. The sophomores have taken an active part in all school activities. Seven sophomore boys went out for football. Ralph Hammack, Roger Jones, Billy jordan, Junior Newman, and Keith Wescott received letters in this sport at the football banquet. At the annual homecoming game, Annette Bland was the sophomore attendant to the football queen. She was escorted by Bennie Griffith. Many of the sophomore boys were also active in basketball. Nine of the musically minded boys and girls play in the school band, and there are twenty- three who sing in the glee clubs. Nine sophomore girls are in the Drum and Bugle Corps. At the annual barnwarming, which is given by the F. F. A. Boys, Virginia Dillender was the attendant to the barnwarming queen. Harvey Niffen was chosen the outstanding citizen of the sophomore class by vote of the student body and faculty. As a reward for being selected, he will be given a trip to jefferson City sponsored by the Century Club on April 11. 20 The 1947 .-11111110

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