Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

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highest peak. Our final and most glorious year was started off by electing George Luther as president of the student body and the student council. The other senior council officers were Jimmy Garner as vice-president and Iola Steers as secretary-treasurer. Our class officers were; president, George Murry; vice-president, David Dove; secretary-treasurer, Betty Hudson. The student council representative was Betty Jane Pitzer. Again this year, as last year, one of the senior boys won an NROTC scholarship. In order to win this honor, the boy must meet certain high standards of a mental and physical nature. James Jasper passed ail the tests with flying colors and was awarded an NBOTC scholarship to any college he chose. Nina.Sue Strack was elected homecoming queen and her senior attendant was Nancy Shive. Bill Bass was Nancy’s escort. Margaret Ballard attended the barnwarming queen and Averon Love did the honors of escorting Margaret. Katherine Waddell was chosen by her classmates as the best girl citizen and as the recipient of the D. A. R. Award. Three seniors were band officers. David Dove was president; Frank Henderson, student conductor; and Nina Strack, treasurer. As usual, the seniors,had their athletes and pep-squad members. Track was chosen as a spring sport and it boasted quite a turn out of senior boys. As this article was being written many plans for the future were being formulated in our over-worked brains. The farewell dance, senior week, Commencement, the senior play, the senior trip...all these and many other plans and hopes were prevalent in the minds of all the senior boys and girls. We all believe we have learned a lot at Louisiana High School and hope sincerely that we shall leave behind more than just our memory. We shall never forget old L. H. S. and all the students and teachers back there. AUTOGRAPHS

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