Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

V FOREWORD We, the 1962 ALAMO staff, present this yearbook as a record of the events of the 1961-1962 school year at Louisiana THE 1962 ALAMO Louisiana High School Louisiana, Missouri Jim Worsham, Editor Rex Battern, Business Mgr. Jane Vaughn, Advisor TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION.................... 4 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ....5 RECOGNITIONS................. 11 CLASSROOMS ...................17 MUSIC ....................... 21 ACTIVITIES .................. 31 ATHLETICS ................... 39 ORGANIZATIONS................ 55 FRESHMEN .....................73 SOPHOMORES................... 79 JUNIORS ..................... 85 SENIORS...................... 89 ADVERTSING AND INDEX 109 DEDICATION MISS EVA HOSMAN In appreciation for her many years of service in the field of education, we, the 1962 ALAMO Staff, respectively dedicate this book to Miss Eva Hosman. o FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION R-l I Board of Education The members of this distinguished board are: (clockwise): Mr. John Logan, Mr. Joe B. Talley,Mr. W.R. Williamson, Mr. Marion Parker-retired, Mr. Glenn Thomas, Mr. Burdell Millner, and Mr. Richard Deters. Fa cu Ity MR. JAMES WOOLCOTT, SUPERINTENDENT B.S. Austin Peay State College M.A. George Peabody College Instructor of: Civics Sponsor of: F.T.A. MR. LEWIS TAYLOR, PRINCIPAL B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College M.A. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Instructor of: Typing Sponsor of: Student Council; Senior Class MRS. BETTY ARTUS B.S. Missouri University Instructor of: Home Economics Sponsor of: F.H.A.; Freshman Class MR. RICHARD (ED) BLAIS, COUNSELOR (Asst. Football Track Coach) B.S. Norwich University M.S. Central Missouri State College Instructor of: Civics Sponsor of: L Club MRS. SARAH JANE BRANSTETTER A. A. Christian College B. S. Missouri University Instructor of: Vocal Music Sponsor of: Glee Clubs MR. RICHARD COXSEY B.A. Harding College (Searcy, Ark.) Instructor of: Biology, General Science Sponsor of: Senior Class; Photo Club Faculty MR. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR (Football Track Coach) A.B. William Jewell College M.A. Missouri University Instructor of: Physical Education, Health Sponsor of: L Club MR. RONALD DURSO (Basketball Coach) B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Instructor of: Chemistry, General Science, Physical Education. MISS NELLIE DYE, LIBRARIAN B.S. Southwest Missouri State College M.A. University of Denver M.S. Kansas State College Instructor of: English Sponsor of: Freshman Class MR. DONALD GILTNER (Junior High Basketball Coach) B.S. Murray (Kentucky) State College Instructor of: World History, American Government Sponsor of: Pep Squad; Senior Class MRS. LULABETH GRIFFITH A. A. Christian College B. S. Missouri University Instructor of: English, Speech Sponsor of: Highlights Staff; Sophomore Class MRS. MILDRED GRIMMER B.S. Culver Stockton College Instructor of: Art Faculty MISS LOIS HASTINGS B.S. Central Missouri State College M.A. State University of Iowa Instructor of: Commercial Subjects Sponsor of: National Honor Society ; Sophomore Class MR. AARON HEMPHILL B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Instructor of: Industrial Arts, Driver Education Sponsor of: Junior Class MISS EVA HOSMAN A.B. Missouri University Instructor of: English, Latin Sponsor of: Junior Class MRS. ELLEN MORROW A. E. William Woods College B. S. Central Missouri State College Instructor of: Mathematics Sponsor of: Student Council; Senior Class MRS. MARGARET SCHAPER A. A. William Woods College B. S. Missouri University Instructor of: French, American History Sponsor of: French Club; Junior Class MRS. EILEEN SMITH B.S. Washington University, Cent. Methodist College Instructor of: English, Social Studies Sponsor of: Eighth Grade Faculty MR. FRANKLIN SMITH B.S. Arkansas State College Instructor of: Physics, Mathematics Sponsor of: F.T.A.; Sophomore Class MR. ROBERT SMITH B.S. Missouri University Instructor of: Agriculture, General Science Sponsor of: F.F.A.; Freshman Class MISS JANE VAUGHN B.S. Murray (Kentucky) State College Instructor of: English Sponsor of: Eighth Grade; Pep Squad; ALAMO MR. HAROLD WEBB, DIRECTOR OF MUSIC B.S. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute (Cookeville) M.A. George Peabody College (Nashville, Tennessee) Instructor of: Instrumental Music, Intro to Music Sponsor of: Band RECOGNITIONS Awards (READING CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE) KAY SHIVE: First Scholarship Award, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award; SUDY YORK: Stark Outstanding Girl Award, B. P. W. Outstanding Girl Award, American Legion Speech Award; JIM BOPP: Outstanding Athlete, Bausch-Lomb Science Award; BILL NAXERA: Chapter Star Farmer, DeKalb Award; BOB BRICK: Good Sportsmanship Award (Tie): ROSALEE SMITH: Second Scholarship Award; JIM WORSHAM: Rotary Scholarship; JON MILLNER: Stark Outstanding Boy Award, Buffum Good Sportsmanship Award (Tie). Awards ELIZABETH CONRAD: Outstanding F.H.A. Member IRELAND ALLENSWORTH Outstanding Band Student In addition to the ones recognized above and on pages 12 and 14, the following awards were presented on May 25, 1962: ROTARY COMMERCIAL AWARDS: Bookkeeping: Joyce Davis; Shorthand: Jean Ann Shields; Secretarial Practice: Kay Shive. DAR AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD: Margy Henderson. CENTURY CLUB AWARDS: English I: Nancy Oliver; EnglishII: AnniceSchaper; English III: (tie): Margy Henderson and Karen Millner; English IV: (tie): Rosalee Smith and Roberta Smith. ELKS MUSIC AWARDS: Karen Carr and Jim Worsham ALL STATE MUSIC CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS: Margy Henderson, Ellen Elgin, Martha Miller, Mary Lou Kilby, Barby Woolcott, Dennis Goodman, Janet Robbins, Linda Ince. HOME ECONOMICS AW7ARDS: Dover Rockford Extension Club Award: Mary Ellen Garner. Crisco Project Award: Linda Jo Davis. Crisco Home Economics Award: Dorothy Burnett. FRENCH AWARDS: Best All-Around Scrapbook: Elizabeth Glenn; Most Original Scrapbook: Jean Ann Shields. Winner of National French Contest for Louisiana High School: Annice Schaper. P.T.A. AWARDS: Civics: Nancy Oliver; World History: Jerry Griffith; American History: Jan Thomas; American Government: Kay Shive; General Science: Clyde Elliott; Biology: Nancy Oliver; Chemistry: Jan Thomas; Physics: Rex Battern. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE AWARDS: F.F.A. Foundation Awards: Chapter Star Greenhand Award: Alan Lynn; Public Speaking Award: Bart Griffith; Farm Mechanics Award: Alan Lynn; Farm Electrification Award: Alan Lynn; Soil and Water Management Award: Martin Schambach; Farm Safety Award: Ronnie Myers; Forestry Award: Joe Ed Lucki Livestock Farming Award: Bill Naxera; Crops Farming Award: Joe Ed Luck. Thor Research Center: Gary Cook; G. M. O. Rotary Awards: Seniors: First—Bill Naxera, Second—Joe Ed Luck; Juniors: First—Bart Griffith, Second—John Herren; Sophomores: First--Glenn Niffen, Second—Charles Brown. STARK COMMERCIAL AW'ARDS: Typing: First—Ara Lewelien, Second—Ellen Elgin; Dictaphone: First—Kay Shive, Second—Patsy Sloan; Bookkeeping: First—Joyce Davis, Second—Kay Shive; Shorthand: First—Jean Ann Shields, Second--Sherry Hufford; Secretarial Practice: First—Kay Shive, Second—Joyce Davis. i OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE: WBBA DISC JOCKEY: Jerry Griffith UNITED NATIONS PILGRIMAGE Karen Millner BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Bart Griffith, Dick Marcelius, Kirk Klemme, Bob Shields, and Bill Bass. MISSOURI FREEDOM FORUM Carl Littrell GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Jan Thomas, Jean Ann Shields, and Diane Price. r Office Staff Rosalee Smith, Ada Lee England, Roberta Smith, Elizabeth Conrad, Joyce Davis, and Mr. Lewis Taylor. Librarians Miss Nellie Dye, Susie White, Martin Hampton, Sherry Hufford, Terry White, Bob Brick, Lennie Elliott, Sam Lee, Marion Miller. Custodians GLEN SHOEMAKER Sudy York, Melany Runyan, Mr. Ed Blais, Kay Shive. ARLEN MELTON LAWRENCE ( Cappy ) THORNTON Office Staff CLASSROOMS MUSIC o Band Officers SEATED; Janet MilIner, librarian; Karen Miliner, secretary; Jan Thomas, treasurer. STANDING: Bart Griffith, Margy Henderson, lieutenants; Jim Worsham, captain; KarenCarr, Ireland Allensworth, lieutenants. Majorettes Patty Sitton, Beverly Weaver, Sue Price, Cheryl Walker, Mary Ellen Garner, Barby Woolcott, Kay Shive. Louisiana Higl DIRECTOR: Mr. Harold G. Webb; FLUTES: Karen Carr, Karen Millner, Martha Miller, Kathy Martin, Carolyn Griffith, Tinka Sizemore, Nancy Sisson; OBOES: Phil Pitney, Charlotte Dewey; ALTO CLARINETS: Jim Cleeton, Karen Clark; BASS CLARINETS: Carol Culley, Monique Willis; HORNS: Jerry Narramore, Esther Mifler; SAXES: Durward Sizemore, Ellen Elgin, Ann Taliaferro, Frances Ward, Jan Morris, Sandy White; CLARINETS: Margy Henderson, Janet Millner, Diane Price, Pam Morrow, Janet Robbins, Kathy Bridges, Linda Ince, Linda Narramore, Judy Lindsay, Linda Williamson, Ann Arnold, Ginny Price, Linda Wood, Rita Jackson; TRUMPETS: Jim Worsham, Jan Thomas, Bart Griffith, Jerry Griffith, Butch Wetzel, Glenn Narramore, Dennis Goodman, Mike Smith, Rick Knaus, Jeff Hallows; BARITONES: Danny Ringhausen, Sammy Richardson; TUBA: Ronnie Meier; TROMBONES: Pat Smith, Paul Morton, Jimmy Worthington; PERCUSSION: Ireland Allensworth, Kay Douse, Albert Travis, Tommy Thomas, Sandy Mower, Marlene Elliott. chool Band The following students received letters in band for the 1961-1962 school year: Ireland Allensworth, Kathy Bridges, Karen Carr, Jim Cleeton, Carol Culley, Ellen Elgin, Dennis Goodman, Bart Griffith, Jerry Griffith, Margy Henderson, Linda Ince, Ronnie Meier, Martha Miller, Karen Millner, Pam Morrow, Glenn Narramore, Linda Narramore, Phil Pitney, Ann Taliaferro, Albert Travis, Butch Wetzel, Linda Wood, and Jim Worsham. Music Department Sched ule December 8: Christmas Concert; March 19: All-Conference Band Tour; March 31: District Contest; April 17: All-Conference Chorus Tour; April 28: State Contest; May 11: Spring Concert. L.H.S. Marching Band Ten Play in All-Conference Band Fifty-seven members were present atthe'first business meeting of the LHS band. Band master Harold Webb made the following appointments for the 1961-62 school year: Jim Worsham, captain; Karen Carr, Margy Henderson, Bart Griffith, and Ireland Allensworth, lieutenants. The band then elected these officers: Karen Millner, secretary; Jan Thomas, treasurer; and Janet Millner, librarian. Allen Randall served as drum major for most of the marching season. The band was busy in the fall preparing halftime shows, a highlight of any football game. This season the band presented three half-time shows: Salute to Sousa, Huckleberry Hound and Wheels. The latter show also included the junior band. On October 10, the band marched at the 13th annual Mark Twain Band Marching Festival. Thirteen proved to be unlucky because the evening performance was rained out; however, the band was one of twenty-seven bands to march in the morning parade. Playing Little Brown Mambo and Happy Days Are Here Again, the LHS band led the annual Homecoming Parade as the majorettes performed in front of the band. At the Homecoming Game, the band played Unchained Melody as the queen was crowned. This year the first Quint City All-Conference Band was formed. Ten LHS band members took part in this event. They were: Ireland Allensworth, Karen Carr, Carol Culley, Ellen Elgin, Margy Henderson, Janet Millner, Pam Morrow, Diane Price, Jan Thomas, and Jim Worsham. The band took Second American Folk Rhapsody to the district contest and received a II rating. Other ratings were: trumpet trio, II; trumpet quartet, III; mixed clarinet quartet, II. In addition to activities of the band as a whole, the pep band was busy playing at all pep assemblies and home basketball games. The pep band added spirit and enthusiasm to the football and basketball seasons. The band presented an assembly for the student body April 30 and played for the awards assembly May 25. 26 Active Year for Glee Clubs The beginning of the 1961-1962 school year found M rs. Sarah Jane Branstetter, chorus director, recruiting boys to form a boys glee club. The boys glee club rose to a total membership of seventeen. The music department bought white coats which went with dark trousers and black bow ties to compose the official uniform of the boys’ glee club. The girls’ glee club increased to forty-eight members since the previous school year. The official uniform is white blouses and dark skirts. The LHS chorus performed at many different functions. Small ensembles performed at many churches in the area and at many school-sponsored activities. This year the first Quint City All-Conference Chorus was formed. Eleven LHS chorus members represented LHS in the group. They were: Pat Wickell, Charlotte Dewey, Susie White, Martha Miller, Barby Woolcott, Janet Millner, Karen Millner, Mary Lou Kilby, Dennis Goodman, Kenny Lee, and Bill Bass. Along with all of its other activities, the girls' glee club attended the district music contest at Mexico. The group received a II rating on Dona Nobis Pacem. Besides the girls' glee club, a boys’ quartet, girls' quartet, girls' trio, girls' sextet and six solos attended the meet. The two quartets and the trio received I ratings and the sextet received a n. Vocal solos which received II ratings were performed by Barby Woolcott, Bill Bass, Mike Griffith, and Dennis Goodman. Peggy Smith and Charlotte Dewey received III ratings on their solos. At the state contest, the girls' quartet and the girls' trio received III ratings. The boys' quartet was unable to attend. Martha Miller, Ara Lewellen, and Bill Bass took piano solos to the district contest. Martha and Ara received I ratings and Bill received a II rating. At the state contest Martha received a I rating and Ara received a II. We take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Sarah Jane Branstetter for her fine work with the vocal music department during the past two years. Working on short notice many times, she always came up with an entertaining program for the listeners. A fine job such as this deserves commendation. Boys’ Quartet Bill Bass, Bob Wortman, Bob Campbell, and Dennis Goodman. District Rating: I Boys’ Glee Club ROW ONE: Dennis Goodman, Gary Roan, Bob Campbell, Martin Leroy Niffen, John Elliott, Henry Cunningham, Kenny Lee,Mike Hampton, Ireland Allensworth, Bob Wortman, Bill Bass, Mrs. Griffith, Kenny Willis, Robert Lafferty. Branstetter. ROW TWO: Sam Lee, Charles Spegal, Billy Sheppard, The following students received letter certificates in chorus for the 1961-62 school year: Sharon Betts, Nancy Cafer, Doris Campbell, Mary Alice Couch, Katherine Davis, Charlotte Dewey, Della Dewey, Ann Fritch, Elizabeth Glenn, Karen Green, Louise Griffith, Linda Halloran, Kathy Harness, Jennifer Hobkirk, Carol Hutt, Mary Lou Kilby, Linda Looper, Joyce Love, Martha Miller, Karen Millner, Janet Millner, Charlotte Mitchell, Nancy Oliver, Sharon O’Shea, Donna Parsons, Audrey Reynolds, Bonnie Reynolds, Helen Robbins, Janet Robbins, Colleen Rose, Patty Sitton, Joyce Smith, Peggy Smith, Rose Smith, Karen Tarrants, Nancy Tobias, Jan Thomas, Beverly White, Suanne White, Pat Wickell, Linda Woodfield, Bar by Woolcott, Linda Burns, Cheri Anderson, Ireland Allensworth, Bill Bass, Bob Campbell, Henry Cunningham, John Elliott, Dennis Goodman,Martin Hampton, Robert Lafferty, Kenny Lee, Sam Lee, LeRoy Niffen, Gary Roan, Rodney Roan, Charles Spegal, Bill Sheppard, Kenny Willis, Bob Wortman. 28 Girls’ Glee Club FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Ann Fritch, Janet Millner, Patty Sitton, Helen Robbins, and Karen Tarrants. SECOND ROW: Barby Woolcott, Mary Kilby, Mary Tucker, Carol Hutt, Linda Burns, and Peggy Smith. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Glenn, Karen Millner, Donna Parsons, Janet Robbins, Linda Woodfield, and Charlotte Dewey. FOURTH ROW: Sharon O'Shea, Kathryn Davis, Jan Thomas, Louise Griffith, Doris Campbell, and Beverly White. FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Reynolds, Joyce Love, Della Dewey, Charlotte Mitchell, and Nancy Oliver. SIXTH ROW: Martha Miller, Jennifer Hobkirk,Sharon Betts, Rose Smith, Cathy Harness, Nancy Tobias, and Karen Green. SEVENTH ROW: Mrs. Branstetter, Pat Wickell, Linda Halloran, Susie White, Mary Couch, Linda Looper, and Colleen Rose. 29 Girls’ Trio Patty Sitton, Charlotte Dewey, and Mary Lou Kilby. District Rating: I State Rating: III Girls’ Sextet Janet Millner, Karen Miliner, Barby Woolcott, Martha Miller. District Rating: I State Rating: III Janet Robbins, Karen Green, Jan Thomas, Susie White, Pat Wickell, and Jennifer Hobkirk. District Rating: II Girls’ Quartet ACTIVITIES SENIOR CLASS FLOAT First Place Pictured Above Are The Homecoming Attendants STANDING: Jan Morris, Donna Travis, Mary Lou Kilby, and Ara Lewellen. SEATED: Marilyn Knaus, Helen Perkins, Queen Kay Shive, Janet Millner, and Joyce Davis. Below are Queen Kay Shive and Co-captains Tom Camara and Jon Millner. Ba rnwa rming Dance On October 28, the F. F. A. held their annual Barnwarming Dance in the Vocational Agriculture building. Joe Ed Luck served as master of ceremonies. Pictured above are: Bill Naxera, Phyllis Morton, Kenny Oliver, Jeanne Porter, Martin Schambach, Ann Taliaferro, Joe Ed Luck, Jane Rule, and Charles Brown. At right: Barnwarming Queen Jeanne Porter and F. F. A. President Joe Ed Luck. Mardi Gras Da nee On March 2, the F. H. A. presented the second annual Mardi Gras Dance in the Meriwether all-purpose room. At left: Sudy York, queen of the Mardi Gras Dance, and Tom Camara, king of the Mardi Gras Dance. Pictured above are: Jack Littrell, Ann Taliaferro, Randy DeVerger,Suanne Collier, Sudy York, Jene Carr, Tom Camara, Joe Ed Luck, Karen Carr, John Ray, and Pam Morrow. SEATED: Karen Carr, Patsy Copher, Ruth Ann Griffith, Brick, Jim Bopp, Jon Millner, Bob Wortman, Larry Vaughn, Janet Millner, Sudy York, Kay Shive, Cheryl Walker, Fred Tom Camara. Bridwell. STANDING: Miss Jane Vaughn, Tom Thomas, Bob Seniors Stage Finders Creepers” Finders Creepers, a three-act mystery-comedy, portrayed the hilarious antics of two thirteen-year-old boys who spent a weekend in a mortuary. They involved the entire family in a mystery; but, with the help of an eleven-year-old girl who got her answers from horror magazines, they solved the mystery, and the play ended happily. May 24, 1962--Commencement Sixty-seven seniors said good-bye to Louisiana High School Thursday evening, May 24, 1962, when they were handed their diplomas. Above, Joe Ed Luck receives his diploma from R-II School Board President Burdell Millner. At left, Mr. Joy Whitener, Superintendent of Schools at Kewanee, Illinois, and former Superintendent of Louisiana R-II Schools, delivers the Commencement address. Mr. Whitener, a dynamic speaker, gave an inspiring talk which was enjoyed and praised by all those present. In the picture at left, Mr. Whitener is speaking from a lectern which was presented to the school by the Class of 1962. The lectern was formally presented to the school by Senior Class Vice President Rex Battern on Friday morning, May 25 at the Awards Assembly. ATHLETICS Football Here Jim Bopp has just received a pass from Jon Millner and here is a couple of would-be Mark Twain tacklers. No. 59 is Bob Rue and 15 is Bob Brick. Bui Idogs STANDING: Ronnie Meyers, Mike Reed, Royce Allison, Jim Ulry, John Herren, Randy DeVerger, Dick Marcellus, Donnie Turner, Robert Gardner, Rex Battern, Richard Barnum, Nelson Clark, David Whiteis, John Murr, John Barnum, David Henry, Earl Best, Kenny Oliver. SITTING: Mr. Ed Blais, Hank Pierce, Kirk Klemme.Bob Brick, Jerry Blackwell, Carl Littrell, Tom Camara, Jon Millner, Jim Bopp, Bob Campbell, Lonnie Sutton, Bob Rue, George Douglas, Coach Bill Cunningham, and Ronnie Blackwell. IN WHITE: Jack Littrell, Bobbie Griego, Ronnie Douglas, Billy England, Chuckie Johns, Tom Wharton, George Fritch, and John Ray. -Captains JON MILLNER TOM CAMARA CLOCKWISE: Kirk Klemme, Charles Love, Carl Littrell, Richard Marcellus. The Bulldog's grid season was a very successful one this year. When the season started Coach William Cunningham had only a handful of letterrrien with whom to work. The job of putting together a good team was difficult, but when September 8 came along, the following boys were announced as being the probable starters against Wentzville that night: Jim Bopp and Jerry Blackwell, ends; Kirk Klemme and Carl Littren, tackles; George Douglas and Bob Rue, guards; Bob Campbell, center; Jon Millner, quarterback; Bob Brick and Lonnie Sutton, halfbacks; Tom Camara, fullback. The lineup remained basically the same throughout the season. On occasion Robert Gardner and Donnie Turner started at tackle and halfback respectively. Other reserves seeing action were: Rex Battern and Dick Marcellus, guards; Richard Barnum, tackle; Kenny Oliver, end; Randy DeVerger, halfback. In the first game the Bulldogs overcame Wentzville, which was a good sign. Then the team went on to Pittsfield and was beaten by a slim margin. Mark Twain was defeated handily in the first home game of the season followed by a disheartening loss to McCooey in Hannibal. The next Friday the Bulldogs were deadlocked with Shelbina at Shelbina. Monroe City was easily taken in the next home game. 42 Then on Friday, October 20, the crowning touch was added. A very strong Centralia team was beaten by the Bulldogs in our Homecoming Game. Palmyra became the Bulldog's next victim. In the season finale the Missouri Military Academy defeated the Bulldogs. The victory over Centralia was probably the sweetest in the past several years. The Centralia team was undefeated and un-scored upon in conference play previous to the game. Not only did the Bulldogs rack up nineteen points against them but the Panthers were held to a single touchdown. However, due to a loss to McCooey d tie with Shelbina, Louisiana could not but tie with Shelbina for the runner-up spot. The team lost Charles Love's kicking talents for the remainder of the season when his leg was broken in the Mark Twain game. Tom Camara’s ankle was badly sprained on the first play from scrimmage in the Palmyra game. Lonnie Sutton led the backfield in rushing with the team's best yards per carry. Jim Bopp, George Douglas, Lonnie Sutton, Bob Brick, Bob Campbell made the Quint City All-Conference team. CLOCKWISE: Kenny Oliver, Bob Rue, Lonnie Sutton, Donnie Turner. 43 CLOCKWISE: Jim Bopp, Ronnie Blackwell, Jerry Blackwell, Rex Battern, Richard Barnum. The following earned letters this season: SENIORS JUNIORS Jim Bopp Kirk Klemme Bob Rue Bob Campbell Bob Brick George Douglas Jon Millner Jerry Blackwell Tom Camara Donnie Turner Lonnie Sutton John Herren Richard Barnum Randy DeVerger Rex Battern Charles Love Dick Marcellus SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN Carl Littrell Ronnie Blackwell Kenny Oliver John Ray, Earl Best, David Henry, Robert Gardner, and Mike Reed earned provisionals. CLOCKWISE: Bob Brick, Bob Campbell, Randy DeVerger, George Douglas, John Herren. SCORES Louisiana 19 Wentzville Louisiana 21 Pittsfield ♦Louisiana 39 Mark Twain ♦Louisiana 13 McCooey ♦Louisiana 13 Shelbina ♦Louisiana 41 Monroe City ♦Louisiana 19 Centralia ♦Louisiana 28 Palmyra Louisiana 0 M.M.A. ♦Denotes conference games Conference record: 4-1-1 Over-all record: 5-3-1 Here is a pass play being set up. No. 16 is Jerry Blackwell and No. 67 is Carl Littrell. Action Bob Brick is slipping away from a would-be tackier and Donnie Turner is waiting for an opportunity to block for him. Quint City Conference Co-Champs ROW ONE: Nelson Clark, manager: Tom Thomas, Dick Marcellus, Jerry Blackwell, Jerry Griffith, head statistician. ROW TWO: Basketball at L. H. S. in 1961-'62 can best be summarized as a year of team play and team hustle. The Bulldogs, neither a big nor a fast team, were a team. This fact is attested to by a 17-8 record and the Conference co-championship. The Bulldogs opened the season by playing the area's best, Vandalia's 1961 Regional Champions. Although the Bulldogs lost this contest, they showed potential and desire. Quest of the Conference Crown was begun with victories over McCooey, Shelbina, Mark Twain, Palmyra, and Centralia. A beat was taken from Conference play which resulted in a loss to Elsberry and the runner-up spot in the Louisiana Tournament. Monroe City was the next hurdle cleared by the Bulldogs. Doubtless, the highlight of the entire season was a 61-59 victory over Bowling Green,'our traditional rival and 1962 State Champion. Bob Brick, Gerry Green, Jim Bopp, JonMillner, Donnie Turner, Coach Ron Durso. This thriller was followed by wins over Monroe City and Mark Twain, and the Bulldogs placed fourth in the Bowling Green Tournament. The regional tournament was the final challenge met by the Bulldogs. After an easy first round victory, the Bulldogs finally conquered Vandalia's stubborn Indians. However, Clopton proved too strong in the semi-finals. The showdown of the Conference race ended sadly for Louisiana, as Centralia, with revenge in their eyes, outlasted the Bulldogs 61-53. This loss, followed by three straight victories, gave Louisiana one-half of the Conference Title. The Bulldogs were beaten, 49-43. Troy then ended Louisiana's season on a disappointing note by winning the third place trophy by a one point margin. JERRY BLACKWELL TOM THOMAS JIM BOPP Forward Forward Conference Honorable Mention Center Conference First Team All-District Honorable Mention Unfortunately, the tipoff was all Louisiana controlled in the second Centralia game, which threw the conference race into a tie for first place. Varsity Scores L. H. S. Oppone 45 Vandalia-Farber 54 51 McCooey 32 76 Shelbina 33 62 Mark Twain 48 53 Palmyra 27 53 Centralia 52 40 Elsberry 46 63 Winfield 33 58 Warrenton 52 45 Vandalia-Farber 49 54 Monroe City 42 61 Bowling Green 59 62 Monroe City 56 44 Mark Twain 41 53 Montgomery City 51 39 Clopton 66 56 Troy 62 34 C lopton 48 53 Centralia 61 73 Shelbina 32 63 Palmyra 51 90 McCooey 67 67 Montgomery City 44 54 Vandalia-Farber 49 43 Clopton 49 BOB BRICK Guard Conference 2nd Team All-District Honorable Mention DONNIE TURNER Guard JON MILLNER Forward Guard One of the Bulldogs' favorite weapons, the fast break is epitomized by speedv Tom Thomas. DICK MARCELLUS Forward Guard GERRY GREEN Forward B” Basketball Scores: L.H.S, Opponent 33 Vandalia-Farber 31 31 McCooey 47 45 Shelbina 18 49 Mark Twain 37 40 Palmyra 28 34 Centralia 35 19 Elsberry 23 33 Monroe City 43 27 Bowling Green 52 42 Monroe City 40 35 Mark Twain 20 22 C lopton 62 31 Wentzville 25 32 Troy 42 27 C lopton 53 24 Centralia 38 41 Shelbina 48 49 Palmyra 42 36 McCooey 37 ROW ONE: John Word, Nelson Clark, Jack Littrell. ROW TWO: Ray Smith, Johnny Barnum, John Ray, Ronnie Blackwell, Earl Bob Brick's deadly jumpshot, one of the fortes of the Bulldogs' offenses, is shown above. Best, Danny Hockaday, John Murr. ROW THREE: Bill Perkins, Chris Muff, Virgil Beer, Carl Littrell, Dick Mullen, Gary Reeves. Track Team has Building Year” ROW ONE: Mike Reed, Billy Barnum, John Murr, Ronr 2 Blackwell, Royce Allison, Phil Hancox, Bruce Hotz. ROW TV : Charles Douglas, John Ray, John Barnum, Glenn Narramc e, John Wrord, Earl Best, Jim Gierke, Jack Littrell, David He y, Tom Camara. ROW THREE: Coach Bill Cunningham, John Hei 3n, Randy DeVerger, Carl Littrell, Chris Muff, Charles Parker, Kenny Lee, Bill Bass, Kennv Oliver, Rex Battern, Jon Millner, Roy Walker, Bob Brick. ROW FOUR: Martin Schambach, Jim Bopp, Alan Lynn, Ray Smith, Dick Miller, Henry Cunningham, Bob Rue, Charles Love. The Louisiana High School Track Team had a rough season as compared to our track teams of the five previous years. The team went scoreless at State Indoor, but bounced back by winning their next three meets with Vandalia-Farber, Mark Twain and McCooey, and Pittsfield. Louisiana placed third at the Quincy Relays in a field of seventeen schools, and second in the Quint City Conference meet. This was the first time in five years that our school failed to place first in both of these meets. There was a bright spot at the Quincy Relays, however, as Tom Camara, Tom Thomas, Charlie Parker and Bill Bass set a new record in the shuttle-hurdle relay. Their record-breaking time of 50:3 seconds broke the old record of 51:4 seconds set in 1961. This was the only record broken this season. The month of May was certainly not a lucky one for the Bulldogs. It started off with a loss to Bowling Green. At the District Meet Louisiana placed fourth in a field of fifteen schools. Randy DeVerger, Jon Millner and the mile relay team qualified for state but no points were scored at the State Outdoor meet. Randy DeVerger was the only varsity track man to participate in the Mark Twain Relays. He placed fourth in the 100 yard dash and fifth in the 220 yard dash. 51 Freshman -Sophomore Track Meets April 6: Louisiana 102 1 2; Mark Twain 27; McCooey 18. April 20: Louisiana 50 1 2; Bowling Green 10 1 2. April 24: (Conference Meet) Louisiana 59 1 2; Centralia 38 1 2; Monroe City 37 1 2; Mark Twain 26; Shelbina 25; McCooey 6. RANDY DeVERGER 100 yard dash Placed 3rd at District JON MILLNER 440 yard dash Placed second at District 28 Earn Track Letters The following boys received track letters for the 1961-1962 track season: FRESHMEN: Kenny Oliver, David Henry, Earl Best, Virgil Beer, Jack Littrell, Chris Muff, Glenn Narramore, Alan Lynn. SOPHOMORES: Dick Miller, Ronnie Blackwell, John Ray, Carl Littrell, Kenny Lee, Ray Smith. JUNIORS: Randy DeVerger, John Herren, Bill Bass, Charles Douglas. SENIORS: Tom Camara, Charles Parker, Rex Battern, Jon Millner, Martin Schambach, Charles Love, Bob Rue, Bob Brick, Tom Thomas, Jim Bopp. TOM CAMARA Low Hurdles Varsity Track Meets March 30: Louisiana 79; Vandalia 27. April 6: Louisiana 103; Mark Twain 27; McCooey 18. April 13: Louisiana 83; Pittsfield 35. April 19: Quincy Relays—Louisiana 3rd with 36 points in field of 17 schools. April 24: (Conference Meet) Centralia 74 1 2; Louisiana 46; Shelbina 44; Monroe City 26; Mark Twain 10; McCooey 5. May 1: Bowling Green 68 1 2; Warrenton 481 2; Louisiana 33. May 5: (District) Louisiana 4th with 16 1 2 points. (15 schools entered) May 15: Mark Twain Relays: LHS represented by Randy De Verger, who placed 4th in 100 yard dash and 5th in 220 yard dash. i V CHARLES LOVE Discus Mile Relay Jim Bopp, Dick Miller,Charles Douglas, Jon Millner. Placed 3rd at District Good Year for Relays” 880 Relay Jim Bopp, Dick Miller, Randy DeVerger, Jon Millner. Placed 1st at Quincy Relays 54 ORGANIZATIONS o SEATED: Melany Runyan, Joyce Davis, Jim Bopp, Bart Griffith, Mrs. Morrow, Jane Rule. STANDING: Jerry Griffith, Kirk Klemme, Jon Millner, Bob Shields, Jack Littrell, Barbara Bopp. OFFICERS: Jim Bopp, president; Joyce Davis, secretary-treasurer; Bart Griffith, vice president; Mrs. Morrow, sponsor. Student Council Has Progressive Year The Student Council has taken an increasingly important roll in the management of L. H. S. activities. Building upon the fine record of our past councils, the council supervised traditional projects and initiated new ideas. The strength of any organization, leadership was stressed, as four council members attended the Missouri Association of Student Council's summer workshop. The four members sent, Jim Bopp, President; Bart Griffith, Vice-President; Joyce Davis, Secretary, and Bob Shields, Council member, returned from Columbia with enthusiasm and a greater knowledge of what other councils were doing, (cont. on page 58) SEATED: Georgina Vetter, Ada England. Karen Millner, STANDING: Bill Bass, Phil Hancox, Tom Thomas, Bob Durward Sizemore, Karen Carr, Diane Price. Brick, Jim Cleeton, Mr. Richard Coxsey. Photography Club This is the Photography Club, one of the most promising clubs in our school. This year being under the excellent leadership of Durward Sizemore, and sponsored by Mr. Coxsey, our Photo Club proved rewarding as well as interesting. At the beginning of the year we increased our skill in developing and printing pictures. Also we studied the art of taking pictures, and at the end of school we took a field trip for a study of scenery photography. Money-making projects this year included a bake sale and the sale of pictures taken on the school campus. OFFICERS: Karen Millner, secretary-treasurer; Durward Sizemore, president; Karen Carr, vice president; Jim Cleeton, reporter; Mr. Richard Coxsey, sponsor. After conducting the opening day assembly, the council prepared for one of the biggest weekends in the school year, Homecoming. Several minor changes were made in the usual homecoming procedure, but our school's spirit remained at its high peak; the weekend was a splendid success. The activities of the council didn't slacken as Christmas neared: a Christmas assembly brought the student body a spiritual message as well as the joy of carols sung by the music department. When the students returned from vacation, they found the council busily preparing for our annual basketball tournament. Perhaps the most significant project undertaken by the council was the formation of the Quint-City Conference Student Council. This council consists of the schools in our conference. The purpose of the conference council, which meets three times a year, is to better relations among area schools and to discuss mutual school problems. Interest was shown by the council in obtaining a foreign exchange student for our school through the American Field Service. The scope of this project, for it includes the entire community, prevented the council's procurement of a student for the '62-'63 school year. However, the ground-work was laid for the program, which should be carried out by a future council. Realizing no organization can function without financial support, the council sponsored an allschool work day in April. The final project instituted by the council was an assembly before the student body explaining the work of the council and thanking the students for their unfailing support. F.F.A. Has Banquet to Honor Parents The blue and gold jackets of the Louisiana Chapter of the Future Farmers of America are mingled throughout the student body. The Louisiana chapter has twenty-two members with the advisor, Mr. Robert L. Smith. Throughout the year they have many activities. In October or November the annual Barnwarming Dance is held. At the Barnwarming the F.F.A. King and Queen are crowned. In April or May the F.F.A. has its annual Parent-Son Banquet. At this banquet the new officers are installed, and awards to members and to people from the community are presented. These two activities are the highlights of the F.F.A. year. The members have also taken many trips. The longest is the trip to Kansas City, Missouri and the National F.F.A. Convention. The F.F.A. is a national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture. Nationally there are three hundred and eighty thousand F.F.A. members. Twenty-two members of the Louisiana Chapter play their part in making their organization a bigger and better one in which to participate. The officers for 1962 are: President, Joe Ed Luck; Vice-President, Martin Schambach; Secretary, Billy Naxera; Treasurer, Billy Woods; Reporter, Johnny Herren; Sentinel, Charles Brown. 58 SEATED: Mr. Bob Smith, Bill Naxera, Joe Ed Luck, Martin Schambach, Billy Woods, Johnny Herren, Charles Brown. STANDING ROW ONE: Mike Rosenburg, John Luck, Bart Griffith,Charles Spegal, Kenny Oliver, Larry Lamberson, Alan Lynn, Robert Lafferty, Roy Walker, Tom Wharton, Glenn Wharton, Arthur Francis. STANDING ROW TWO: Gary Cook, Ronnie Myers, Glenn Niffen, Kenny Conner. Officers SEATED: Bill Naxera, Martin Schambach, Joe Ed Luck, Billy Woods. STANDING: Mr. Bob Smith, Glenn Niffen, Charles Brown, John Herren. Cheerleaders ROW ONE: Glenda Richardson, Melany Runyan, Sudy York, Ann Taliaferro. ROW TWO: Lois Wilson, Patsy Brown, Marilyn Knaus, Jean Ann Shields Pep Squad Stages Crazy Day The 1961-62 school year proved to be a very outstanding one for the L.H.S. Pep Squad. Under the leadership of Karen Millner, President; Sudy York, Vice-president, Diane Price, Secretary; and Ara Lewellen, Treasurer, the Pep Squad added interest to Homecoming activities by sponsoring a Crazy Day preceding the Homecoming football game. On this day the students portrayed their favorite television, radio, and storybook characters. This event caused much enthusiasm among the students, and we hope that it will become an annual event. The Pep Squad nominated Sudy York as a candidate for the queenship of the Bowling Green Tournament. With the loyal support of the Pep Squad and Bulldog fans, Sudy won the honorable title. Perhaps the most distinquishing symbol of this year's Pep Squad is the bright shiny trophy which they won at the Bowling Green Tournament. The Pep Squad would like to thank its sponsors. Mr. Giltner andMiss Vaughn,for makingthis a very profitable year. 60 Pep Squad ROW ONE: Glenda Richardson, Ann Taliaferro, Lois Wilson, Marilyn Knaus. ROW TWO: Judy Huff, Carolyn Griffith, Jean Vaughn, Sandy Mower, Donna Parsons, Cathy Brick, Judy Bandy, Jeanne Anderson. ROW THREE: Suanne Collier, Marilyn Johns, Elizabeth Glenn, Ara Lewellen, Pam Morrow, Karen Mlllner, Diane Price, Linda Williamson, Jean Ann Shields. ROW FOUR: Sudy York, Judy Lindsay, Rosalee Smith,Charlotte Peterson, Nancy Sisson, Judy Jeffries, Paula Elliott, Linda Maly, Mary Bokar. ROW FIVE: Melany Runyan, Jan Morris, Nancy Oliver, Kathy Harness, Margaret Mosley, Jane Rule, Tinka Sizemore, Patty Sitton, Patsy Brown. ROW SIX: Miss Jane Vaughn, Helen Perkins, Roberta Smith, Rosemary Smith, LindaSue Price, MarilynTraynor, Brenda Bland, Patty Wickell. ROW SEVEN: Mr. Don Giltner, Rex Battern, Billy Woods, Charles Parker, Tom Camara, Bob Wortman, Larry Vaughn. 61 OFFICERS: Annice Schaper, Georgina Vetter, Pam Morrow, Mrs. Schaper, Ara Lewellen, Karen Millner. Mrs. Schaper In Action French Club Has Active Year The French Club officers for the 1961-62 year were as follows: Annice Schaper, president; Pam Morrow, vice-president; and Ara Lewellen, secretary-treasurer. The activities of the year have been many and varied. The club enjoyed films of France and other historic countries in Europe, learned many fun songs, played French games of cards and bingo, heard French tapes, and enjoyed skits put on by members of the French Club. The yearly money-making project was selling homemade candy at the tournament. One hundred and thirteen dollars profit was realized. Again, as last year, a float was entered in the Homecoming Parade. The last activity of the year was a picnic in May. French scrapbooks were the term project of French 1. These books serve to give the class an understanding of French people and their culture— literature, art, and music. French Club ROW ONE: Donna Travis, Glenda Dixon, Marilyn Johns, Ara Lewellen, Margy Henderson. ROW TWO: Melany Runyan, Charlotte Dewey, Linda Woodfield, Jan Morris, Suanne Collier, Kay Shive. ROW THREE: Jean Ann Shields, Karen Millner, Nancy Sisson, Kathy Martin, Elizabeth Glenn, Jan Thomas, Annice Schaper. ROW FOUR: Pam Morrow, Diane Price, Marilyn Knaus,TinkaSizemore, Nancy Oliver, Marlene Elliott, Kathy Harvey. ROW FIVE: Sherry Hufford, Georgina Vetter, Ellen Sterne, Ann Arnold, Margaret Farris, Beverly White, Patty Wickell. ROW SIX: Hank Pierce, Tom Thomas, Phil Pitney, Tommy Hamlett, Bob Brick, Billy Sheppard, Jerry Griffith. ROW’ SEVEN: Mrs. Kermit Schaper, Scott Jennings, Ronnie Meier, Chris Muff, Bill Bass. 63 SEATED: Jan Thomas, Margy Henderson, Roberta Smith, Schaper, Jane Rule, Martha Miller, Ellen Elgin, Jim Bopp, Kay Shive, Diane Price, Karen Millner, Jean Ann Shields, Carl Littrell, Pam Morrow, RosaleeSmith, Ara Lewellen, Ruth Ann Griffith. STANDING: Miss Lois Hastings, Annice Jerry Griffith. N.H.S. Increases L” Club Membership Initiates 14 The Louisiana Chapter of the National Honor Society was chartered in the spring of 1961. There were only twelve members. The sponsors were Miss Lois Hastings, Mrs. Kenneth Morrow, Mrs. Kermit Schaper, Mr. Richard Coxey, and Mr. Franklin Smith. The purpose of the Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of L.H.S. A member must be a Junior or Senior. Sophomores are eligible as probationary members. All must maintain a scholastic average of 85%. All members are given the national pin bearing the emblem of the burning torch. Officers are: Diane Price, president; Kay Shive, vice president; Karen Millner, secretary; Roberta Smith, treasurer.. Miss Lois Hastings is our sponsor. ’’Which way is north?” ’’Keepyour hands down!” These were just a few of the commands that were issued during the ”L” Club initiations. Those joining the ”L” Club this year were-Seniors: Rex Battern, Bob Rue, Charles Parker, and Richard Barnum; Juniors: Dick Marcellus, Donnie Turner, George Douglas, Bob Campbell, Kirk Klemme.Bill Bass; Sophomores: Carl Littrell, Ronnie Blackwell, Dickie Miller; Freshman: Kenny Oliver. Although the Seniors of the ”L” Club did not take a trip to the State Class ”M” Basketball Tournament, as was the custom, the treasury was substantially replenished to allow a trip for the following year. The guiding lights of the ”L” Club were the following: Jon Millner, President; Bill Leverington, Vice-President; Bob Brick, Secretary-Treasurer. 64 L Club FIRST ROW: George Douglas, Dick Marcellus, Charles Love, John Herron, Tom Camara. SECOND ROW: Bill Leverington, Richard Barnum, Rex Battern, Tom Thomas, Charles Parker. THIRD ROW: Bob Campbell, Carl Littrell, Ronnie Blackwell, Randy DeVerger, Bob Brick. FOURTH ROW: Dickie Miller, Carey Turner, Kirk Klemme, Jon Millner, Donnie Turner, Fred Bridwell. FIFTH ROW: Coach Cunningham, Kenny Oliver, Jerry Blackwell, Jerry Green, Bill Bass, Mr. Blais. 65 F.T.A. Members Teach Classes The 1961-'62 school year was the sixth year of organization for the Socrates Club, Future Teachers of America, one of the school's most outstanding clubs. This was our second year under the National Education Charter. Three members attended the State Teacher's convention in November of 1961. To get experience, the members had the opportunity to teach in various classes; several times the members were called upon to act as substitutes. Our membership increased this year from 23 to 26 members. The officers elected for the year were: President, Ada England; Vice President, Marilyn Johns; Secretary, Karen Carr; Treasurer, Ellen Elgin; and Historian, Theo Stark. Our sponsors for the year were Mr. Franklin Smith and Supt. James Woolcott. ROW ONE: Linda Woodfield, Judy Lindsay, Linda Williamson, Charlotte Dewey. ROW TWrO: Elizabeth Glenn, Marilyn Johns, Janet Millner, Ada Lee England. ROW THREE: Shirley Gillett, Martha Miller, Ann Arnold, Barbara Dewey. ROW’ FOUR: Karen Carr, Ellen Elgin, Cathy Harness, Georgina Vetter, Joyce Davis. ROW' FIVE: John Weeks, Tom Thomas, Jim Cleeton, Bob Brick. ROW SIX: Mr. Franklin Smith, Bill Bass, Jim Worsham. OFFICERS: Marilyn Johns, Karen Carr, Mr. Franklin Smith, Ada Lee England, Ellen Elgin. Future Teachers of America F.H.A. Uses Point System Hey, look how many points I have now—125 T This is just one of the many remarks that could be heard at our F. H. A. meetings this year. The points are earned for performing certain activities. Each member tries to earn 150 points a year in order to get her coveted F. H. A. pen. This system of point-keeping is very successful as it performs a two-fold duty: (1) It gives the girls the incentive to work; (2) Because the girls work hard, our organization prospers, the girls learn, and we become better citizens—one of F. H. A.'spurposes. This year we had a simple, but very successful, way of keeping an accurate record of the points earned by each member. We constructed a huge chart, wrote each member's name on it, and hung it on the wall in the Home Ec. room where most of our meetings are held. Before each meeting, each girl would tell the Official Chart Keeper what duties she had performed, and the keeper would then place a different symbol by the girl's name for each activity. The symbols stood for a certain number of points, and a key to explain the symbols was placed at the bottom of the chart. In this way, each girl could keep an accurate record of her own points as well as knowing how many more points she needed. This chart, simple as it was, has been an asset to our organization. It is only one example of the working ingenuity of the FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. HGMEH4iT£to AMERICA Mrs. Artus, Advisor; Karen Tarrants, Secretary; Carolyne Conner, Historian; Janet Millner, First Vice President; Annice Schaper, Song Leader; Jene Carr, President; Suanne White, Program Chairman; Sandra Holman, Second Vice President; Judy Jeffries, Parliamentarian; Ada Lee England, Treasurer; Patsy Copher, Reporter; Rosalee Smith, District Treasurer. F.H.A. Officers 68 ROW ONE: Patsy Painter, Leota Francis, Mary Smith, Karen Tar rants, Judy Huff, Henrietta Beer, Della Dewey. ROW TWO: Marilyn Traynor, Linda Swarnes, Janet Millner, Peggy Smith, Linda Burns, Kathy Davis, Hilda Beer. ROW THREE: Helen Perkins, Patty Preston, Paula Elliott, Judy Jefferies, Linda Davis, Mary Bokar. ROW FOUR: Jackie Cashman, Charlotte Peterson, Kathy Boots, Patsy Copher, Kosalee Smith, Joanne Murray, Mrs. Betty Artus. ROW FIVE: Pam Vaughn, Annice Schaper, Carolyne Conner, Sudy York, Ada Lee England, Sandra Holman, Roberta Smith. ROW SIX: Jene Carr, Suann White, Rosemary Smith, Elizabeth Conrad, Linda Looper, Jane Patrick. 69 Highlights Staff 70 Highlights Staff FIRST ROW: Ara Lewellen, Mary Lou Kilby, Margaret Henderson, Marilyn Johns, Janet Millner. SECOND ROW: Patsy Copher, Barbara Woolcott, Karen Millner, Pam Morrow, Kay Shive. THIRD ROW: Suanne Collier, Ellen Elgin, Jean Ann Shields, Dianne Price, Ruth Griffith. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Griffith, Patsy Brown, Margaret Mosley, Elizabeth Glenn, Jan Thomas, Jimmy Cleeton. FIFTH ROW: Jon Millner, Tom Thomas, Johnny Herron, Kirk Klemme, Billy Sheppard. SIXTH ROW: Bob Campbell, Dick Marcellus, Bobby-Shields, Carl Littrell, Jim Worsham. HIGHLIGHTS EDITORS: Mrs. Griffith, sponsor; Jan Thomas, co-editor; Bill Sheppard, assistant editor; Kirk Klemme, co-editor. KEY MEMBERS OF ALAMO STAFF: Rex Battern, Business Manager; Bill Sheppard, Assistant Editor; Jim Worsham, Editor; Miss Jane Vaughn, Advisor. 1962 ALAMO Staff SEATED: Pam Morrow, Ada Lee England, Elizabeth Glenn, Jim Worsham, Billy Sheppard, Diane Price, Mary Lou Kilby, Jean Ann Shields, Janet Millner. STANDING: Miss Jane Vaughn, The 1962 A Controversi Aggressiveness was the byword as the 1962 ALAMO Staff embarked on a year of hard work. A very successful advertising campaign was held in the summer and fall of 1961, and an equally successful sales campaign was held in the spring of 1962. Because of the success of the advertising campaign, the price of the yearbook to the students was reduced, but the quality of the book increased greatly. The cover and the division pages were designed by Jim Ulry. This is the first time that color has been used in a Louisiana High School annual. There was much controversy concerning the changes made in the annual this year. Many of these changes are noticeable. Examples of major changes are nearly a complete reversal of the order of the book; omission of the ALAMO King and ALAMO Rosalee Smith, R. J. Brick, Jon Millner, Carl Littrell, Jim Bopp, Rex Battern, Ellen Elgin, Kay Shive, Roberta Smith. ALAMO-al Yearbook Queen, which were replaced by a Senior King and Senior Queen; and the change in the base color of the cover—from traditional red or white to black with red and white applied. Much of the success of this annual can be attributed to the merchants of Louisiana whose support made possible many of the extra features of this book. (Editor's note: I would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Mike Slater, our official photographer, for his time, effort, and materials. They were greatly appreciated. Thanks should also be extended to the Press Journal Publishing Company for materials and publicity. Photos on pages 37, 40, 46, and 49 were courtesy of the Press Journal.) 72 FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers John A. Luck, secretary-treasurer; Kenny Oliver, president; Butch Wetzel, vice-president. Ann Arnold, Billy Barnum Freshmen Have Bad Luck” Party The first day of school of 1961, brought 102 green Freshmen strutting across the threshold of L.H.S. So proud of the fact that they were highschoolers, the Class of '65 spent their entire first meeting electing officers. The capable ones chosen were: Kenny Oliver, President; Butch Wetzel, Vice-President; and John A. Luck, Secretary-Treasurer. Nancy Oliver and Jack Littrell proved to be valuable assets to the Student Council,from the Freshman class. As Homecoming time approached, the Freshmen swung into action. They created a huge mixmaster captioned with Let's Beat 'Em. The class had their party on Friday, April 13th and the theme, Bad Luck, was well carried out in decorations, entertainment, and refreshment. The interesting, energetic Class of '65 wishes to thank their three sponsors, Miss Dye, Mrs. Artus, and Mr. Robert Smith for their contributions to the year. 74 John Barnum Edward Bass Henrietta Beer Hilda Beer Virgil Beer Earl Best Brenda Bland Mary Bokar Harold Bolton Wayne Bradshaw Nancy Cafer Nelson Clark William Cole Jerry Cordes Eddie Craft Barbara Dewey Della Dewey Glenda Dixon Ronnie Douglas Sandy Douglas i Kay Douse Bernice Duncan Billy England Clyde Elliott Lennie Elliott 75 Marlene Elliott George Fritch Jim Gierke Shirley Gillett Elizabeth Glenn Dennis Goodman Bobby Griego Carolyn Griffith Martin Hampton Phil Hancox C athy Harness C arl Harrison John Harrison Kathy Harvey David Henry Danny Hockaday Bruce Hotz Judi Huff Carol Hutt Linda Ince Scott Jennings Chuck Johns Albirtha Johnson Larry Lamberson Mike Lee Sam Lee Judy Lindsay Jack Littrell John A. Luck Alan Lynn Linda Maly Ronnie Meier Marion Miller Larry Minor Dorothy Minor Helen Mitchell Charlotte Mitchell Jan Morris Chris Muff John Murr Ronnie Myers Gentry McMahill Glenn Narramore Linda Narramore Kenny Oliver Nancy Oliver Donna Parsons Patricia Preston Mike Reed Audrey Reynolds 77 Bobby Ringhausen Mike Rosenburg Fay Rue Kay Rue Mary Scott Bertha Sloan Patty Smith Peggy Smith Rose Smith Rosemary Smith Linda Swarnes Ann Taliaferro Albert Travis Donna Travis Jean Ann Van Strien Pam Vaughn Johnny Weeks John Wetzel Glenn Wharton Tom Wharton Mae Wheeler Beverly White Linda Williamson Kenny Willis Linda Woodfield SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers Terry Prechter, parliamentarian; Mary Lou Kilby, vice president; Pam Morrow, historian; Patsy Brown, treasurer; Lois Wilson, secretary; Carl Littrell, president. Royce Allison Judy Bandy Sherrill Barker Sophomores Have Roaring 20’s” Party ’’Green Freshmen” no longer, the class of 64 proudly strutted across the threshold of L.H.S. We had finally made it! ”E Pluribus Unum” became our motto, and we began at once to continue laying the foundation for a star-studded high school career. The Sophomores displayed zest and enthusiasm in all they undertook. To guide the large class successfully through the year, the Sophomores elected competent class officers: Carl Littrell, president; Mary Lou Kilby, vice-president; Lois Wilson, secretary; Pat Brown, treasurer; Terry Prechter, parliamentarian; and Pam Morrow, historian and highlights reporter. Adding greatly to the efficiency of the student council, Jerry Griffith and Jane Rule represented our class. To celebrate the mighty Bulldogs’victorious basketball season, the Sophomores sponsored a sock hop. The theme centered around the fast-moving, smooth-playing Bulldogs, who had given the spectators a great season. The Sophomore social whirl began with a Roaring 20 s class party. The ingenious Sophs over exerted themselves and made this a fun-filled, frolicsome night to remember. The class of 64 displayed their zest and zeal by taking an active part in the Homecoming festivities. After diligent working and planning, we created a prize-winning float (not only in our opinion, but also the judges, for we won second place). We showed cooperation and unity while working on our float, and we also had a ball. No class is complete without sponsors to lend a helping hand whenever necessary, and we had the best! Mrs. Griffith, Miss Hastings, and Mr. Franklin Smith gave us moral and physical support whenever we were in need. We wish to thank our sponsors for all their guidance and aid. So gees another eventful year in our high school career. ao KATHY BARNUM RONNIE BLACKWELL ROBERT BRAY CATHY BRICK KATHY BRIDGES CHARLIE BROWN PAT BROWN DORIS CAMPBELL JIM C LEE TON CAROLYNE CONNER KENNY CONNER KATHERINE DAVIS LINDA JO DAVIS CHARLOTTE DEWEY CHARLES DOUGLAS ELLEN ELGIN PAULA ELLIOTT MARGARET FARRIS BILLY FOX ANN FRITCH 81 JERRY GRIFFITH LINDA HALLORAN DOUGLAS HALLOWS TOM HAMLET JENNIFER HOBKIRK IMOGENE HUTT JUDY JEFFERIES J. C. KERLEY MARY LOU KILBY ROBERT LAFFERTY TIM LAMBERSON KENNY LEE ARA LEWELLEN CARL LITTERAL JERRY LINDSAY LINDA LOOPER BUZZIE LOVELL KATHY MARTIN DICKIE MILLER MARTHA MILLER CECIL MORGAN PAM MORROW SANDY MOWER DICK MULLEN GLEN NIFFEN SHARON PAINTER DAVID PAUL HELEN PEARL CHARLOTTE PETERSON HANK PIERCE PHIL PITNEY TERRY PRECHTER SUE PRICE JOHN RAY GARY REEVES GLENDA RICHARDSON NANCY SISSON PATTY SITTON TINKA SIZEMORE BENNY SLOAN RAY SMITH CAROLYN SMITH THEOSTARK MAC STEERS NANCY TOBIAS MARILYN TRAYNOR MARY TUCKER JIM ULRY JEAN VAUGHN FRANCES WARD SUSIE WHITE TERRY WHITE PAT WICKELL LOIS WILSON BARBY WOOLCOTT JOHN WORD JUNIORS Junior Class Officers Karen Millner, secretary; Marilyn Kanus, president; Diane Price, treasurer; Dick Marcellus, vice president. Juniors Stage Underwater” Banquet and Prom The Juniors are very proud today that this year was a truly successful one. Everyone pitched in to make this possible. At the beginning of the year the following officers were elected: President, Marilyn Knaus; Vice-president, Dick Marcellus; Secretary, Karen Millner; Treasurer, Diane Price. Judging by the class record, the officers were quite apt and performed their duties well. Various work campaigns were launched during the year to raise money for the all-important prom. The most profitable venture was taking over the food stand at the annual basketball tournament. A great deal of hard work was involved, but the results merited the toil. The Juniors sponsored many dances during the year. These included the Jingle Bell Hop, a Roaring Twenties Dance, and, of course, one of the best and most original proms and banquets ever to be presented to the departing Seniors. The prom's theme for this year was Underwater. The ceiling of the gymnasium was lowered with aqua and lime green streamers and many spangled fish were suspended from them. Fish murals were placed on the walls; in the center of the room was a treasure chest overflowing with gold coins and jewels. Perhaps the most talked about feature was a huge pink and white clam shell in which the band was sitting. The over-all effect was one of an underwater paradise. Barbara Bowman Bob Campbell Suanne Collier Kandy DeVerger Karl Dewey George Douglas Lloyd England C arroll Fox Leota Francis Gerry Green Bart Griffith Carrol Griffith Mike Griffith Margy Henderson Johnny Herron Gloyd Holman Linda Hostetter Clarence Hutt Marilyn Johns Kirk Klemme Marilyn Knaus Bill Leverington Dick Marcellus Karen Millner Margaret Mosley 87 Joanne Murry Buster Niffen Leroy Niffen Patsy Painter Jane Patrick Helen Perkins Jeanne Porter Diane Price Gary Roan Helen Robbins Janet Robbins Jerry Robinson Colleen Rose Lee Roy Sevier Billy Sheppard Jean Ann Shields Bob Shields Betty Smith Mary Smith Charles Spegal Vickie Stephens Patricia Stewart Jan Thomas Donnie Turner David Whiteis SENIORS Senior Class Officers Bill Naxera, treasurer; Janet Millner, secretary; Rex Battern, vice president; Bob Brick, president. Senior Class H istory In September 1958, the Class of 1962 entered Louisiana High School. The class officers for the first year were Carolyn Gillett, president; Charlotte Elliott, secretary; and Kay Shive, treasurer. Our class float won second place in the Homecoming parade. As sophomores we chose Jon Millner as president, Tom Treece as vice president, and Rosalee Smith as secretary-treasurer. During this year we sponsored the April Fools Dance, which was formerly the April Love Dance, and initiated the Sadie Hawkins Dance. This was the year our class first won first place in the Homecoming parade for our unusual float. Tom Treece was brought forth to lead the junior class in its various activities. Other class officers were Kay Shive, vice president; Roberta Smith, secretary; and Billy Naxera, treasurer. Phyllis Bono served as chairman of the Banquet-Prom Committee. The theme of the event was Cinderella.” Also during our junior year we sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Again our class float took first place in the Homecoming parade. Finally we reached our senior year at Louisiana High School. We started off the year by electing Bob Brick as Class President. Rex Battern was in the political spotlight as Vice-President; as were Janet Millner and Bill Naxera as Class Secretary and Treasurer respectively. Largely through the efforts of all the members of the class, we advanced far above the ordinary financial balances of the previous classes. We were money-mad from the beginning. Through the combination of our bake sales, our sock hops, our chili and hot dog stands, our Sadie Hawkins Dances, our Prom, and especially our Senior Play, Finders Creepers, we were suddenly stricken ill by financial wizarditis, a common disease among those who strive and succeed. Again this year we sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance, which we willed to the Class of 1964. For the third straight year, our entry in the Homecoming parade won first place. We give a special thanks to our sponsors, Mr. Don Giltner, Mr. Richard Coxsey, and Mrs. Ellen Morrow, for their service above and beyond the call of duty. 90 Seniors IRELAND ALLENSWORTH RICHARD BARNUM REX BATTERN GERALD WILLARD BOOTH KATHERINE E. BOOTS Seniors JAMES H. BOPP ROBERT J. BRICK, JR. FRED BRIDWELL DOROTHY BURNETT TOM CAMARA Seniors JENE CARR KAREN CARR GARY COOK ELIZABETH CONRAD JACKIE CASHMAN Seniors MARY ELLEN GARNER CAROLYN SUE GILLETT KAREN L. GREEN LOUISE GRIFFITH RUTH ANN GRIFFITH SANDRA COOKIE HOLMAN Seniors MICKIE HALLOWS HARRELL HAWKINS RON HILTON SHERRY HUFFORD Seniors JANET LOUISE MILLNER JON MACKEY MILLNER PHYLLIS JEAN MORTON WILLIAM FREDERICK NAXERA, III ALBERT NIFFEN BONNIE REYNOLDS ROBERT RUE MELANY ANN RUNYAN Seniors SHARON KAY O'SHEA CHARLES PARKER DURWARD SIZEMORE PATRICIA MAE SLOAN JOYCE SMITH Seniors MARTIN SCHAMBACH ALVIN KAY SHIVE Seniors THOMAS STANTON THOMAS ROSALEE SMITH ROBERTA SMITH ELLEN STERNE KAREN A. TARRANTS Seniors ROBERT TILTON CAREY TURNER, JR. LARRY VAUGHN GEORGINA VETTER CHERYL LYNN WALKER Seniors ROY WALKER BEVERLY ANN WEAVER JAMES ALONZO WOOD BILLY WOODS JIM WORSHAM ROW ONE: Janet Millner, Ada Lee England, Karen Carr, Sudy York, Jene Carr, Patsy Copher, Joyce Davis, Phyllis Morton, Elizabeth Conrad, Jackie Cashman, Mary Ellen Garner, Sharon O'Shea, Dorothy Miller, Georgina Vetter, Kathy Boots, Dorothy Burnett, Louise Griffith, Ruth Ann Griffith, Cheryl Walker, Joyce Love. ROW TWO: Supt. James Woolcott, Tom Camara, Roy Walker, Albert Niffen, Arthur Francis, Karen Green, Carolyn Gillett, Joyce Smith, Patsy Sloan, Melany Runyan, Roberta Smith, Karen Tar rants, Kay Shive, Mickie Hallows, Beverly Weaver, Rosalee Smith, Sherry Hufford, Sandra Holman, Ellen Sterne, Bill Naxera, Senior Activity Lists IRELAND ALLENSWORTH: Band; Glee Club; Band Lieutenant; Quint City All-Conference Band 1962; Outstanding Band Student. RICHARD BARNUM: L” Club; Perfect Attendance (1 Year); Track (2 Years); Football (4 Years). REX BATTERN: L” Club; Business Manager of 1962 Alamo; Pep Squad; Track; Football; Vice-President Senior Class; Honor Roll (3 Years); Perfect Attendance (2 Years); Basketball Manager, Physics Award; Hannibal-LaGrange Scholarship. GERALD WILLARD BOOTH: Track (2 Years); Perfect Attendance (2 Years); Music Dept. Assistant. KATHERINE E. BOOTS: Future Homemakers of America. JAMES H. BOPP: French Club; National Honor Society; Curator's Award; Football All-Conference First Team; Football All District Honorable Mention; Basketball All Conference First Team; Basketball All District 104 Honorable Mention; Track; Student Council President; Senior Play; Honor Roll (4 Years) , (Bishop, California High School—2 Years: Sophomore President Football; Basketball) Dartmounth College Scholarship; Hamilton College Scholarship; Outstanding Athlete Award; Bausch-Lomb Science Award; N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship. ROBERT J. BRICK, JR.: ”L Club; French Club; Photo Club; F.T.A.; Alamo Staff; Highlights Staff; Honorable Mention All-Conference Football Team; Second All-Conference Football Team; Second All-Conference Basketball Team; Honorable Mention All-District Basketball Team; Band-1 Year; Football; Basketball; Track; Student Council—1 Year; Senior Class President; L Club Secretary-Treasurer; Senior Play; Librarian; Perfect Attendance; Good Sportsmanship Award (tie). FRED BRIDWELL: Track; Basketball; L Club; Senior Play. DOROTHY ANN BURNETT: General Science Award; Assistant Librarian; Honor Roll—2 Years; Perfect Attendance—1 Year. THOMAS CAMARA: L Club; Homecoming Escort; Mardi Gras King; Senior King; All Conference Football First Team; Honorable Mention All District Football Team; Honorable Mention All Conference Football Team; Football Co-Captain; Track; Senior Play. Charles Parker, Larry Vaughn, Durward Sizemore, Martin Schambach, Principal Lewis Taylor. ROW THREE: Jimmy Wood, Billy Woods, Carey Turner, Henry Cunningham, Bob Rue, Jerry Booth, Bobby Tilton, Richard Barnum, Charles Hughart, Rex Battern, Harrell Hawkins, Ireland Allensworth, Jim Bopp, Bob Wortman, Tom Thomas, Jim Worsham, Bob Brick, Jon Millner, Fred Bridwell, Joe Luck, Ron Hilton,Charles Love, Donald Morton, Gary Cook. JEAN CARR: Future Homemakers of America; Highlights (1 Year); Alamo (1 Year); Outstanding F.H.A. member; F.H.A. Reporter; F.H.A. Vice-President; F.H.A. President; Librarian; Honor Roll. KAREN CARR: Future Teachers of America; Photography Club; French Club; Alamo Staff; Mardi Gras Attendant 1962; Band; Band Officer; F.T.A. Secretary; Photography Club Vice President; Senior Play; Quint-City All Conference Band 1962; Elks Music Award. JACQUELYN A. CASHMAN: Future Homemakers of America; French Club. ELIZABETH CONRAD: Future Homemakers of America; French Club; Pep Squad; Office Secretary; Outstanding F.H.A. Member. GARY COOK: Future Farmers of America; Football—1 Year; Thor Research Center (Farm Shop). PATSY COPHER: Pep Squad; Alamo Staff; Future Homemakers of America (3 Years); Civics Award; Stark Shorthand Award II; Outstanding F.H.A. Member; Curator's Award; F.H.A. Reporter; Senior Play; Honor Roll (4 Years). HENRY CUNNINGHAM: Glee Club; Track (1 Year). JOYCE DAVIS: Highlights Staff; Alamo Staff (2 Years); Future Teachers of America; Photography Club; Homecoming Attendant; Girls' State 1961; Perfect Attendance; Glee Club (3 Years); Student Council Secretary-Treasurer; Honor Roll (2 Years); Office Secretary (2 Years); Stark Bookkeeping Award— First; Rotary Bookkeeping Award; Stark Secretary Practice Award Second. ADA LEE ENGLAND: Future Teachers of America; Future Homemakers of America; Pep Squad; Photography Club; Alamo Staff; Home Economics Award; Glee Club; F.T.A. President; F.H.A. Treasurer; Office Assistant; Honor Roll (1 Year); Perfect Attendance (2 Years). ARTHUR FRANCIS, JR: Future Farmers of America; G.M. O. Rotary Award II; F.F.A. Chapter Degree; F.F.A. Greenhand Degree; F.F.A. District Livestock Judging Team. MARY ELLEN GARNER: Dover Rockford Extension Club Award; Future Homemakers of America. CAROLYN SUE GILLETT: Freshman Class President; Honor Roll (3 Years). 103 KAREN L. GREEN: Glee Club; Girls Sextet; Perfect Attendance (1 Year). LOUISE GRIFFITH: Band (3 Years); Glee Club (2 Years). RUTH ANN GRIFFITH: National Honor Society; Future Homemakers of America; Highlights Staff; Curator's Award; Perfect Attendance (2 Years); Glee Club; Senior Play; Honor Roll (4 Years). MICKIE HALLOWS: Future Farmers of America (1 Year). HARRELL HAWKINS RONALD HILTON: General Math Award; Track (3 Years); Football (2 Years); Perfect Attendance (2 Years). SANDRA HOLMAN: Future Homemakers of America; Pep Squad; Homecoming Attendant; Crisco Award in Home Economics; F.H.A. Secretary; F.H.A. Second Vice-President; F.H.A. Historian; Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance. SHERRY HUFFORD: Pep Squad; French Club; Glee Club; Librarian; Honor Roll (2 Years); Stark Second Shorthand Award. CHARLES HUGH ART 106 CHARLES LOVE: L Club; Perfect Attendance 1 Year; Football 4 Years; Track 4 Years. JOYCE LOVE: F.H.A.; Pep Squad; Glee Club; Perfect Attendance 1 Year. JOE ED LUCK: F.F.A.; Barnwarming King; Senior Attendant Mardi-Gras Dance; Alamo Staff 2 Years; Highlights Staff 1 Year; G.M. O. Rotary Award; Soil Judging State II; Chapter Star Farmer; Soil Water Management; Forestry Award;. Football; F.F.A. President; F.F.A. Reporter; National F.F.A. Convention Delegate; State Convention Delegate. DOROTHY JEAN MILLER: Pep Squad; Band; Girls' Basketball; Perfect Attendance 1 Year. ALBERT NIFFEN JANET LOUISE MILLNER: F.H.A.; F.T.A.; Alamo Staff; Highlights Staff; Mardi Gras Attendant; Homecoming Attendant 2 Years; Senior Queen; Curator's Award; Band4 Years; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Girls'.Quartet; Senior Class Secretary; Band Librarian; F.H.A. Vice-President; All-Conference Glee Club, 1962; Senior Play; All-Conference Band, 1962; Honor Roll 3 Years, Central Methodist College Scholarship. JON MACKEY MILLNER: LM Club Vice-President and President; Photography Club; Alamo Staff; Highlights Editor; Valentine Dance Attendant; Homecoming Escort; Co-Captain Football Team; Student Council 3 Years; Basketball; Track; Band; Freshman Class Vice- President; Senior Play; Honor Roll 3 Years; Stark Outstanding Boy; Buffum Good Sportsmanship Award (Tie); Central Methodist College Scholarship. PHYLLIS JEAN MORTON: Pep Squad 3 Years; Alamo Staff 1 Year; Senior Barnwarming Attendant. WILLIAM FREDERICK NAXERA, III: F.F.A.; Freshman Attendant Valentine Dance; Freshman and Senior Barnwarming Attendant; Livestock Farming Award; G.M. O. Rotary Award; Perfect Attendance 3 Years; Band Football; F.F.A. Secretary; Junior Senior Class Treasurer; Livestock Judging 1st District; National F:F.A. Convention Delegate; State F.F.A. Convention Delegate; DeKalb Ag. Award; F.F.A. Chapter Star Farmer. SHARON KAY O'SHEA: French Club; Glee Club 2 Years; Perfect Attendance 2 Years. CHARLES PARKER: Senior Play; Football; Track; Pep Squad; L Club. BONNIE REYNOLDS: F.H.A.; Pep Squad; Glee Club; Perfect Attendance 1 Year. BOB RUE: Track; Football; L Club. MELANY ANN RUNYAN: Pep Squad; French Club; Highlights Staff; Student Council; Homecoming Attendant; Cheerleader; Office Secretary; (Lawrence, Kansas High School 2 Years; Pep Squad; Student Council; E.D.C.; Y-Teens.) MARTIN SCHAMBACH: F.F.A. Vice President; Soil and Water Management Award; Track. ALVIN KAY SHIVE: Alamo Staff 2 Years; Highlights Staff 3 Years; F.H.A.; National Honor Society Vice-President; French Club; Homecoming Queen; Freshman Homecoming Attendant; DAR Citizenship Award; Curator's Award; American History Award; Stark Shorthand Award; Rotary Shorthand Award; Girls' Basketball; Majorette 2 Years; Freshman Class Treasurer; Junior Class Vice-President; French Club Treasurer and Secretary-Treasurer; Senior Play; Glee Club; Office Secretary 2 Years; Honor Roll 4 Years; First Scholarship Award; Stark Dictaphone Award—First; Stark Sec. Pra. Award— First; Rotary Sec. Prac. Award; American Government Award; Monticello Scholarship. DURWARD SIZEMORE: Photography Club; Band; Photography Club President (2 Years). PATRICIA MAE SLOAN: Pep Squad 1 Year; Stark Dictaphone Award— Second. JOYCE SMITH: F.H.A. 2 Years; Pep Squad 1 Year; Basketball; Girls' Glee Club 2 Years; F.H.A. Parliamentarian. ROBERTA SMITH: F.H.A. 4 Years; Pep Squad 2 Years; Alamo Staff 2 Years; National Honor Society 2 Years; Highlights Staff 3 Years; Curator's Award; Ei glish I Award; Chemistry Award; English III Award; Algebra I Award; Biol Award; DAR American History Award; F.H.A. Secretary; F.H.A. President; National Honor Society Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Assistant-Editor of Highlights; Office Secretary; Librarian 2 Years; Honor Roll 4 Years; Perfect Attendance 2 Years; English IV Award (Tie). ROSALEE SMITH: Future Homemakers of America; National Honor Society; Highlights Staff 3 Years; Pep Squad; Alamo Staff 2 Years; Valentine Dance Escort; Curator's Award; English II Award; English III Award (Tie); F.H.A. Treasurer; Regional F.H.A. Treasurer; Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class; Office Secretary; Librarian; Honor Roll 4 Years; Perfect Attendance 2 Years; First Scholarship Award; English IV Award (Tie). ELLEN STERNE: Pep Squad; Photography Club; Alamo Staff; Girls' Basketball; Perfect Attendance 1 Year. KAREN KAY TARRANTS: Pep Squad; Future Homemakers of America; Glee Club; F.H.A. Secretary. THOMAS STANTON THOMAS: French Club; L Club; Photography Club; Future Teachers of America; Highlights Staff 3 Years; Alamo Staff; Basketball 4 Years; Track 3 Years; 107 Honorable Mention All-Conference Basketball; Band; Senior Play; Honor Roll 2 Years; Perfect Attendance. ROBERT TILTON CAREY TURNER: Football; Basketball; L” Club; Athletic Manager. LARRY VAUGHN: Pep Squad; Senior Play; (Attended Hannibal High School Three Years.) GEORGINA VETTER: Pep Squad; Highlights Staff; French Club; Future Teachers of America; Photography Club; Secretary-Treasurer Photography Club; Parliamentarian French Club; Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance. CHERYL LYNN WALKER: Future Homemakers of America; French Club; Majorette 2 Years; Head Majorette2 Years; F.H.A. ROY WALKER: Track; F.F.A. BEVERLY ANN WEAVER: Future Homemakers of America; Escort to Valentine Dance; Asburn Community Club Award; Glee Club; Majorette 1 Year; Honor Roll 2 Years. JIMMY WOOD BILLY WOODS: Track; Future Farmers of America. JIM WORSHAM: Alamo Staff 2 Years; Future Teachers of America 3 Years; Highlights Staff 3 Years; Geometry Award; Curator’s Award; All-State Band Award 1961; Band 4 Years; Trumpet Trio 3 Years; F.T. A. Vice president; Assistant Editor of Alamo; Editor of Alamo 1962; Band Captain; Quint-City All Conference Band 1962; Honor Roll 3 Years; Rotary Scholarship; Regents Scholarship; Elks Music Award. BOB WORTMAN: Senior Play; Pep Squad. SUDY YORK: Future Homemakers of America; Pep Squad; Alamo Staff; Highlights Staff; French Club; Cheerleader 4 years; Barnwarming Attendant 2 Years; Valentine Attendant 1 Year; Mardi Gras Queen 1962; Bowling Green Tournament Queen; Curator’s Award; B. P. W. 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Compliments Of j 4 J Phone SK 4-5585 SCHAPER CHEVROLET COMPANY Elevator Phone Kermit Schaper, Manager 1 SK 4-4112 Louisiana, Missouri Ind Students Allensworth, Ireland .... 13,22,24,25,26,28, 91,104 Allison, Royce........................................41,80 Anderson, Cheri .........................................28 Anderson, Jeanne......................................61,86 Arnold, Rheva.................................. 24,63,66,74 Ayers, Goldie............................................86 Bandy, Judy...........................................61,80 Barker, Sherrill.........................................80 Barnum, Billy.........................................51,74 Barnum, Johnnie.................................41,50,51,75 Barnum, Kathleen ........................................81 Barnum, Richard....................... 41,42,44,51,64,65,91 Bass, Billy........ 14,27,28,51,53,57,63,64,65, 66,86 Bass, Edward.............................................75 Battern, Rex . . . 13,38,41,42,51,53,61,64,65,71, 72,90,91,104,105 Beer, Henrietta.......................................69,75 Beer, Hilda...........................................69,75 Beer, Virgil...................................... 50,53,75 Best, Earl .............................. 41,44,50,51,53,75 Betts, Sharon .................................... 28,29,86 Blackwell, Jerry .... 41,42,44,46,47,48,65,86 Blackwell, Ronnie .... 41,44,50,51,53,64,65,81 Bland, Brenda........................................ 61,75 Bokar, Mary ...................................... 61,69,75 Bolton, Harold ......................................... 75 Bolton, Ilah............................................ 86 Booth, Jerry ....................................... 91,104 ex Boots, Kathy ........................... 69,91,104 Bopp, Jim . . 12,37,40,41,42,43,44,47,48,51,53, 54,56,64,72,92,104 Bowman, Barbara.................................87 Bradshaw, Charles Wayne ....................... 75 Bray, Robert .................................. 81 Brick, Bob .... 12,15,37,40,41,42,43,44,45,46, 47,49,50,51,52,53,57,63,64,65,66,72,90,92,104 Brick, Cathy.................................61,81 Bridges, Kathy........................... 24,25,81 Bridwell, Fred .......................37,65,92,104 Brown, Charles..................... 13,35,58,59,8i Brown, Patsy ...................... 60,61,71,80,81 Burnett, Dorothy.................... 13,92,104,105 Burns, Linda ............................ 28,29,69 Cafer, Nancy.................................28,75 Camara, Tom . . 34,36,37,41,42,43,44,51,53,61, 65,92,104,105 Campbell, Bob . . . 27,28,41,42,43,44,45,64,65, 71,87 Campbell, Doris ......................... 28,29,81 Carr, Karen . . 13,22,24,25,26,36,37,57,66,93, 104,105 Carr, Jene.................... 36,68,69,93,104,105 Cashman, Jackie..................... 69,93,104,105 Clark, Nelson ........................ 41,47,50,75 Cleeton, Jim................. 23,24,25,57,66,71,81 Cole, William...................................75 Collier, Suanne ................... 36,61,63,71,87 Cornier, Carolyne ....................... 68,69,81 Conner, Kenny ...............................59,81 Conrad, Elizabeth ............ 13,15,69,93,104,105 Cook, Gary....................... 13,59,93,104,105 Copher, Patsy.............. 37,68,69,71,94,104,105 1 17 Cordes, Jerry ...................................75 Couch, Mary Alice ............................28,29 Craft, Eddie .................................. 75 Cunningham, Henry ................ 28,51,94,104,105 Davis, Joyce............. 13,15,34,56,66,94,104,105 Davis, Linda Jo ......................... 13,69,81. DeVerger, Randy . . 36,41,42,44,45,51,52,53,04, 65,87 Dewey, Barbara................................66,75 Dewey, Charlotte .... 24,27,28,29,30,63,66,81 Dewey, Karl .....................................87 Dixon, Glenda ............................... 63,75 Douglas, Charles....................... 51,53,54,81 Douglas, Ronnie ............................. 41,75 Douglas, George............... 41,42,44,45,64,65,87 Douglas, Sandra..................................75 Douse, Kay....................................24,75 Duncan, Berneice.................................75 Elgin, Ellen............... 13,24,25,64,66,71,72,81 Elliott, Clyde................................13,75 Elliott, John ............................ 15,28,75 Elliott, Marlene ......................... 24,63,76 Elliott, Paula.............................61,69,81 England, Ada .... 15,57,66,68,69,72,94,104,106 England, Billy................................41,75 England, Lloyd...................................87 Farris, Margaret ............................ 63,81 Fox, Billy.......................................81 Fox, Carroll.....................................87 Francis, Arthur ..................... 59,94,104,106 Francis, Leota .............................. 69,87 Fritch, Ann .............................. 28,29,81 Fritch, George ...............................41,76 Garner, Mary Ellen................ 13,22,95,104,106 Gierke, Jimmy ............................... 51,76 Gillett, Carolyn .................. 90.95,104,10Q, Gillett, Shirley .............................66,76 Glenn, Elizabeth . . . 13,28,29,61,63,66,71,72,76 Goodman, Dennis ................. 13,23,24,27,28,76 Green, Gerry.............................. 47,65,87 Green, Karen .................. 28,29,30,95,104,106 Griego, Bobby ................................41,76 Griffith, Bart . . . 13,14,22,23,24,25,26,56,59,87 Griffith, Caroll ............................... 87 Griffith, Carolyn ........................ 24,61,76 Griffith, Jerry . 13,14,23,24,25,47,56,63,64,80,82 Griffith, Louise ................. 28,29,95,104,106 Griffith, John Mike...........................28,87 Griffith, Ruth Ann............. 37,64,71,95,104,106 Halloran, Linda .......................... 28,29,82 Hallows, Douglas.................................82 Hallows, Mickie......................... 96,104,106 Hamlett, Tommy................................63,82 Hampton, Martin .......................... 15,28,76 Hancox, Phil (Jon) ....................... 51,57,76 Harness, Cathy...................... 28,29,61,66,76 Harrison, Carl ................................. 76 Harrison, John ................................. 76 Harvey, Kathy................................ 63,76 Hawkins, Harrell ....................... 96,104,106 Henderson, Margy . . 13,22,24,25,26,63,64,71,87 Henry, David ....................... 41,44,51,53,76 Herren, John . . 13,41,44,45,51,53,58,59,65,71,87 Hilton, Ronnie......................... 96,104,106 Hobkirk, Jennifer..................... 28,29,30,82 Hockaday, Danny .............................50,76 Holman, Golyd...................................87 Holman, Sandra .................. 68,69,96,104,106 Hostetter, Linda................................87 Hotz, Bruce..................................51,76 Huff, Judi................................61,69,76 Hufford, Sherry .............. 13,15,63,96,104,106 Hughart, Charles....................... 97,104,106 Hutt, Carol ............................. 28,29,76 Hutt, Clarence..................................87 Hutt, Imogene ..................................82 Ince, Linda ....................... 13,23,24,25,76 Jeffries, Judy........................ 61,68,69,82 Jennings, Scott..............................63,76 Johns, Charles (Chuckie).....................41,76 Johns, Marilyn .................... 61,63,66,71,87 Johnson, Albirtha...............................76 Kerley,J. C.....................................82 Kilby, Mary Lou . . 13,27,28,29,30,34,71.72,80,82 Klemme, Kirk........... 14.41,42,44,56,64,65,71,87 Knaus, Marilyn................. 34,60,61,63, 86,87 Lafferty, Robert......................... 28,59,82 Lamberson, Larry ............................59,76 Lamberson, Tim..................................82 Lee, Kenny............................ 27,28,53,82 Lee, Mike.......................................76 Lee, Sam..................................15,28,77 Leverington, Bill........................ 64,65,87 Lewellen, Ara . .13,23,27,34,60,61,62,63,64,71,82 Lindsay, Jerry..................................82 Lindsay, Judy ........................ 24,61,66,77 Littrell, Carl . .14,41,42,44,46,50,51,53,64,65,71, 72,80,82 Littrell, Jack .............. 36,41,50,51,53,56,77 Looper, Linda ........................ 28,29,69,82 Love, Charles . . . 42,43,44,51,53,97,104,106 Love, Joyce .................. 28,29,65,97,104,106 Lovell, Buzzie..................................82 Luck, Joe Ed. ... 13,35,36,38,58,59,97,104,106 Luck, John .............................. 59,74,77 Lynn, Alan......................... 13,51,53,59,77 Maly, Linda ................................ 61,77 Marcellus, Richard . . 14,41,42,44,47,49,64,65, 71,86,87 Martin, Kathy ........................ 24,25,63,82 McMahill, Gentry................................77 Meier, Ronnie ........................ 24,25,63,77 Myers, Ronnie ........................ 13,41,59,77 Miller, Dickie............... 51,52,53,54,64,65,82 Miller, Dorothy........................ 97,104,107 Miller, Marion...............................15,77 Miller, Martha . . . 13,24,27,28,29,30,64,66,82 Millner, Karen . . 13,14,22,24,25,26,27,28,29,30, 57,60,61,62,63,64,71,86,87,98 Millner,Janet . . 22,24,26,27,28,29,30,34,37,66, 68,69,71,72,90,104,107 Millner, Jon . 12,34,37,40,41,42,44,47,49,51,52, 53,54,56,64,65,71,72,90,98,104,107 Minor, Dorothy..................................77 Minor, Larry...................................’77 Mitchell, Charlotte...................... 28,29,77 1 18 Mitchell, Helen.................................77 Morgan, Cecil...................................83 Morris, Jan....................... 24,34,61,63’,77 Morrow, Pam . . 24,25,26,36,61,62,63,64,71,72, 80,83 Morton, Donald.................................104 Morton, Phyllis ........................ 35,98,107 Mosley, Margaret ........................ 61,71,87 Mower, Sandra.............................24,61,83 Muff, John ........................ 50,51,53,63,77 Mullen, Dick.................................50,83 Murr, John Allen.......................41,50,51,77 Murry, Joanne................................69,88 Narramore, Glenn................ 23,24,25,51,53,77 Narramore, Linda...................... 23,24,25,77 Naxera, Billy................ 12,13,35,58,59,90,98 Niffen, Albert......................... 98,104,107 Niffen, Buster..................................88 Niffen, Glenn ........................... 13,59,83 Niffen, Leroy ......................... . . 28,88 Oliver, Kenny . . 35,41,42,43,44,51,53,59,64,65, 74,77 Oliver, Nancy .................. 13,28,29,61,63,77 O'Shea, Sharon................... 28,29,99,104,107 Painter, Patsy...............................69,88 Painter, Sharon.................................83 Parker Charles . . . 51,53,61,64,65,99,104,107 Parsons, Donna........................ 28,29,61,77 Patrick, Jane................................69,88 Paul, David.....................................83 Pearl, Helen....................................83 Perkins, Bill...................................50 Perkins, Helen ....................... 34,61,69,88 Peterson, Charlotte.......................61,69,83 Pierce, Hank ............................ 41,63,83 Pitney, Phil ......................... 24,25,63,83 Porter, Jeanne ..............................35,88 Prechter, Terry..............................80,83 Preston, Patricia............................69,77 Price, Diane .... 14,24,26,57,60,61,63,64,71,72, 86,88 Price,Sue................................'22,61,83 Ray, John....................... 36,41,44,50,53,83 Reed, Mike.............................41,44,51,77 Reeves, Gary.................................50,83 Reynolds, Audrey ........................... 28,77 Reynolds, Bonnie .................... 28,29,99,107 Richardson, Glenda .......................60,61,83 Ringhausen, Bobby...............................78 Roan, Gary ................................. 28,88 Roan, Rodney ............................... 28,83 Robbins, Helen........................... 28,29,88 Robbins, Janet.................. 13,24,28,29,30,88 Robinson, Jerry.................................88 Rose, Coleen ............................ 28,29,88 Rosenburg, Mike ............................ 59,78 Rue, Robert . . 40,41,42,43,44,51,53,64,99,104,107 Rue, Fay........................................78 Rue, Kay........................................78 Rule, Jane ..................... 35,56,61,64,80,83 Runyan, Melany . . . 16,56,60,61,63,99,104,107 Saunders, Beverly...............................56 Schamback, Martin .. 13,35,51,53,58,59,100,104,107 Schaper, Annice.............. 13,62,63,64,68,69,83 Scott, Mary.....................................78 Sevier, Lee Roy ................................88 Sheppard, Billy.................... 28,63,71,72,88 Shields, Jean Ann . . 13,14,60,61,63,64,71,72,88 Shields, Bob ......................... 14,56,71,88 Shive, Kay . . 12,13,16,22,34,37,63,64,71,72,90, 100,104,107 Silvey, Larry.................................. 83 Sizemore, Cynthia .................... 24,61,63,84 Sizemore, Durward............... 24,57,100,104,107 Sisson, Nancy......................... 24,61,63,84 Sitton, Patty .................. 22,28,29,30,61,84 Sloan, Benny....................................84 Sloan, Bertha.................................. 78 Sloan, Patsy....................... 13,100,104,107 Smith, Ray............................ 50,51,53,84 Smith, Bette....................................88 Smith, Carolyn..................................84 Smith, Joyce....................... 28,100,104,107 Smith, Mary..................................69,88 Smith, Patty....................................78 Smith, Peggy ......................... 28,29,69,78 Smith, Roberta . . 13,15,61,64,69,72,90,101,104, 107 Smith, Rosalee . . 12,13,15,61,64,68,69,72,90,101, 104,108 Smith, Rose.............................. 28,29,78 Smith, Rosemary ..........................61,69,78 Spegal, Charles ......................... 28,59,88 Stark, Theo.................................... 84 Steers, Mac.....................................84 Stephens, Vickie................................88 Sterne, Ellen ..................... 63,101,104,108 Stewart, Patricia...............................88 Swarnes, Linda...............................69,78 Taliaferro, Ann.............. 24,25,35,36,60,61,78 Tarrants, Karen . . . 28,29,68,69,101,104,108 Thomas, Jan . . 13,14,22,23,24,26,28,29,30,63,64, 71,88 Thomas, Tom . . 47,48,49,53,57,63,65,71,101,104, 108 Tilton, Robert........................ 102,104,108 Tobias, Nancy ........................... 28,29,84 Travis, Albert .......................... 24,25,78 Travis, Donna ........................... 34,63,78 Traynor, Marilyn .........................61,69,84 Tucker, Mary ...................................84 Turner, Carey...................... 65,102,104,108 Turner, Donald .... 41,43,44,46,47,49,64,65,88 Ulry, Jim....................................41,84 Van Strien, Jean................................78 Vaughn, Jean Ann............................ 61,84 Vaughn, Larry .................. 37,61,102,104,108 Vaughn, Pamela ............................. 69,78 Vetter, Georgina .... 57,62,63,66,102,104,108 Walker, Cheryl.................. 22,37,102,104,108 Walker, Roy..................... 51,59,103,104,108 Ward, Frances ...............................24,84 Weaver, Beverly.................... 22,103,104,108 Weeks, Johnny................................66,78 Wetzel, John....................... 23,24,25,74,78 Whiteis, David..................................88 1 19 Wharton, Glenn . Wharton, Tom . . Wheeler, Mae . . White, Beverly White, Suann . . White, Terry . . . Wickell, Pat . . . Williamson, Linda Willis, Kenny . , Wilson, Lois . . Wood, Jimmy . . Woods, Billy . . Woodfield, Linda Woolcott, Barby Word, John . . . Worsham, Jim Wortman, Bob . . York, Sudy . . . ...........................59,78 ........................41,59,78 ..............................78 .................... 28,29,63,78 .... 15,27,28,29,30,68,69,84 ...........................15,84 ........... 27,28,29,30,61,63,84 ................. 24,61,66,78 ...........................28,78 .................... 60,61,80,84 .................... 103,104,108 ........... 58,59,61,103,104,108 .................... 28,63,66,78 . . . 13,22,27,28,29,30,71,84 .......................... 50,84 . 12,13,22,23,24,25,26,66,71,72, 103,104,108 .... 27,28,37,61,104,106,108 12,16,36,37,60,61,69,104,106,108 Administration and School Employees Artus, Mrs. Betty ........... 7,19,68,74 Blais, Mr. Ed.................7,16,41,65 Branstetter, Mrs. Sarah Jane. 7,27,28,29 Coxsey, Mr. Richard....................7,18,57,80 Cunningham, Mr. Bill ................. 8,41,51,65 Deters, Mr. Richard ............................6 Durso, Mr. Ronald ....................... 8,47,50 Dye, Miss Nellie .........................8,15,74 Giltner, Mr. Donald....................8,60,61,90 Griffith, Mrs. Lulabeth ..................8,71,80 Grimmer, Mrs. Mildred ..........................8 Hastings, Miss Lois....................9,18,64,80 Hemphill, Mr. Aaron ........................ 9,20 Henderson, Mrs. Mary Lee . . ..................10 Hosman, Miss Eva.......................... . 4,9 Logan, Mr. John.................................6 Melton, Mr. Arlen..............................16 Millner, Mr. Burdell ....................... 6,38 Morrow, Mrs. Ellen........................9,56,80 Parker, Mr. Marion..............................6 Schaper, Mrs. Margaret....................9,62,63 Shoemaker, Mr. Glenn...........................16 Smith, Mrs. Eileen .............................9 Smith, Mr. Franklin......................10,66,80 Smith, Mr. Bob.................... 10,18,58,59,74 Stone, Mrs. Bea................................10 Talley, Mr. Joe.................................6 Taylor, Mr. Lewis ................... 7,15,19,104 Thomas, Mr. Glenn...............................6 Thornton, Mr. Lawrence.........................16 Vaughn, Miss Jane.............. 10,37,60,61,71,72 Webb, Mr. Harold.........................10,24,25 Williamson, Mr. W. R............................6 Woolcott, Mr. James.................. 7,20,66,104 120