Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

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Five members of our class worked on the Alamo. Five boys wore L. H. S. colors for the Tomorrow's Stars in football, two in basketball, and eight in baseball. Six girls were in basketball from our class. Our first play. Just Ducky, produced under the direction of Miss Mae Hofrieter, was successful and enjoyed by everyone. This year the juniors gave only a banquet--which was very sumptuous. The traditional prom was omitted from the activity calendar. We made it! We are now full-fledged Stars! We worked long and hard, butwe finally reached our goal. Wc chose Wanda Lamme, president; Charles Roan, vice-president; Darlene Pollard, secretary-treasurer. and Gene Reid, student council representative, to lead and guide us through our year as Stars of our production. Our technical advisors this yearwere Mrs. Lucy English and Mr. Arnold Zaeske. Popular and pretty Joyce May was elected to reign over Homecoming festivities. Her two senior attendants were Carole Bland, escorted by Larry Powell, and Shirley Campbell, escorted by Charlie Callison. Mary Burns was senior attendant at the F. F. A. Barnwarming with Charles Roan as her escort. The two student body officers from the senior class were Charlie Callison, president; and Opal Armbruster, secretary-treasurer. Carolyn Creamer was editor of the yearbook, and Lewis Meloan was the business manager. Senior members of the yearbook staff were: Joyce May, Melba Dewey, Charles Roan, Wanda Lamme, Shirley Campbell, Darlene Pollard, and Margaret Hirst. Six senior boys were out for football. They were: R. T. White. Larry Powell, John Podany, Jack Senccnbaugh, Myron Griffith, and Charlie Callison. Five senior boys particioated in basketball This page sponsored by O’DONNELL'S PHARMACY.

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As the stars of the L. H. S. Story, 1952, we began our screen careers as the sixty-four members of the supporting cast of the L. H, S. Story, 1949. We elected Peter Donath, president; Helen Halliburton, vice-president; Darlene Pollard, secretary-treasurer; and Opal Armbruster, student council representative. Mr. Fred Rynearson and Mr. Wirt Fowler were our technical advisors and gave us much guidance in our rise to understudies. Our glamorous and popular member, Helen Halliburton, had the honor of being our freshman attendant to the 1948 Homecoming Queen. She was also freshman attendant to the Bamwarming Queen. As the supporting cast, we were very active in football, basketball, pep squad, band, and glee Club. • We returned in the fall of 1949 as the fifty-four understudies in that year's production. We elected Eddie Holliday, president; Myron Griffith, vice-president; Joyce May, secretary-treasurer; and Darlene Pollard, student council representative, to guide us through our year. Our technical advisors this year were Mr. William Ellis and Mrs. H. R. Bums, Jr. This was the year when we were Quint City Conference Champs and twelve of our boys helped us win that title. Nine boys were out for basketball. Five understudies were admitted to the L Club. They were: Charlie Clark, Francis Craig, Jack Sencenbaugh, Tommy Goodwin, and Finis Corum. We had four members in the pep squad, eleven in glee club, and seven in the band. Our sophomore attendant to the Homecoming Queen was Joyce May, escorted by Myron Griffith. Eva Harriman was the Barnwarming attendant. Our Outstanding Sophomore was Lois Jean Suddarth. 1950-1951 saw fifty-four of us as Tomorrow's Stars. We began an adventurous year of preparation for stardom. This year we elected Gene Reid, president; Charlie Callison, vice-president; W. C. Prewitt, secretary-treasurer; and Joyce May, student council representative. Our technical advisors this year were Mrs. Claude Smallwood and Mrs. Helen Hildebrand. Popular Mary Burns was the junior attendant to the Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by Jack Sencenbaugh. Another popular member, Joyce May, was attendant to the Bamwarming Queen. She was escorted by Gene Campbell. Opal Armbruster was editor of the L. H. S. Highlights, which was published weekly for the first time. She had much help from Mr. Lucy English and the other members of the Highlights staff. This page sponsored by P. N. HIRSCH AND CO..

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SENIOR WILL I, Opal (let's go to Griggsville) Armbruster, do hereby will and bequeath my right to ride around with Jack whenever I want to, to the Love twins. I, Carole (don't call me Bubbles) Bland, do hereby will and bequeath my fickle heart to any girl who thinks she’s in love. I, Mary (I’m gonna live in Paynesville) Bums do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get my feet off the floor to Oey Pitzer. I. Shirley (Charlie My Boy) Campbell, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Margaret (the picture of innocence) Chapuis. I, Lois (who will be the next one) Carr, do hereby will and bequeath my good studying habits to Lester Hirst. I, Willella (just call me Billie) Chenoweth, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to let the world go by to Penne (me and my troubles) Hoffman. I, Carolyn (Today’s Secretary) Creamer do hereby will and beque h my ability to do everything just right to Donald (Cross-draw Kid) Shipley. I, Bette (always wear a smile) Dewey do hereby will and bequeath my love for the Sophomore boys to Barb Windmiller. I, Melba (Madam Butterfly) Dewey do hereby will and bequeath my graceful height, slim figure, and pleasing personality to Shirley Turner. I, Helen (I like convertibles) Halliburton do hereby will and bequeath my Frankford interests to Evelyn Sue Brown. I, Margaret (How I love to study) Hirst do hereby will and bequeath my good grades to Georgie Gamer. I, Wanda (our first woman president) Lamme do hereby will and bequeath my job in Mr. Zaeske’s office to Judy Murphy. I, Eva (but I like my hair short) Markovits, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finally find the boy of my dreams to Roberta Stewart. I, Joyce (I’m a one-man woman) May, do hereby will and bequeath my undying love for that little town just eleven miles away to Lucille (that isn't very far) Griffith. I, Katherine ( rosy future”) Morton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get that man and keep him to Jo Ann Tipton. I, Darlene (Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend) Pollard do hereby will and bequeath my get up and go attitude to Robert Phillips. (He could use it during basketball season.) I, Frances (I don’t need a crystal ball) Shuford, do hereby will and bequeath my easy-going ways to Bette Schwarz. I. Jeannie (I really knock ’em dead) Suddarth, do hereby will and bequeath my latest book, How to Get Along with Men, to Jeanne Fox. I, Wanda (how I love Secretarial Practice) Umfleet, do hereby will and bequeath my quiet ways to Sharon (little girls should be seen and not heard) Muff.