Louisiana High School - Alamo Yearbook (Louisiana, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1963 volume:

Foreword The 1963 ALAMO staff presents this yearbook covering the events of the 1962-63 school year of Louisiana High School. We hope you will receive much enjoyment from this book. We wish to thank everyone that contributed toward this publication and hope this will be a successful yearbook. OLUD|V €96L 8H1 William Sheppard, Editor Terence Prechter, Assistant Editor Kirk Klemme, Business Manager Jane Vaughn, Advisor Table of Contents Dedication...................................5 Faculty and Administration...................6 Recognition.................................13 Graduates...................................21 Undergraduates..............................36 Activities..................................54 Organizations...............................71 Athletics...................................96 Advertising and Index......................109 Dedication The ALAMO staff of 1963, respectfully dedicates this annual to Mrs. Ellen Morrow in appreciation of her devoted service to the students of Louisiana High School. 5 ADMINISTRATION S FACULTY Board of Education Starting clockwise from above: Mr. John Freeman Schmitt, Mr. W. R. Williamson, Mr. John Logan, Mr. Richard Deters, Mr. Burdell Millner.Mr. Joseph B. Talley, Mr. Glenn Thomas, Mr. Marion Parker. MR. JAMES WOOLCOTT, Superintendent B.S. Austin Peay State College M. A. George Peabody College MR. LEWIS TAYLOR, Principal B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College M.A. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Administration MRS. BETTY ARTUS B.S. Missouri University Instructor of: Home Economics Sponsor of: F.H.A.; Sophomore Class MRS. SARAH JANE BRANSTETTER A. A. Christian College B. S. Missouri University Instructor of: Vocal Music Sponsor of: Glee Clubs MR. RICHARD (Ed) BLAIS, Counselor Asst. Football Track Coach B.S. Central Missouri State College M.S. Central Missouri State College Sponsor of: L Club I MRS. LULA BETH GRIFFITH A. A. Christian College B. S. Missouri University Instructor of: English, Speech Sponsor of: Junior Class Highlights MR. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM Athletic Director Football, Basketball, Track Coach A. B. William Jewell College M.A. Missouri University Instructor of: Physical Education, Health Sponsor of: L Club MR. RICHARD COXSEY B.A. Harding College Instructor of: Biology, General Science Sponsor of: Freshman Class Photo Club MRS. MILDRED GRIMMER MISS LOIS HASTINGS MR. AARON HEMPHILL B.S. Culver Stockton College Instructor of: Art B.S. Central Missouri State College M.A. State University of Iowa Instructor of: Commercial Subjects Sponsor: Junior Class National Honor Society B.S. Northeast Missouri State College Instructor of: Industrial Arts, Drivers Education Sponsor of: Senior Class MK. NOTE MITCHELL (Junior High Coach) B.S. Northeast Missouri State College Instructor of: World History Physical Education, Civics Sponsor of: Sophomore Class MR. MORTON MORRIS B.A. Murray State College Instructor of: Chemistry, Senior Science Sponsor of: Junior Class, Photo Club MRS. ELLEN MORROW A. E. William Woods College B. S. Central Missouri State College Instructor of: Mathematics Sponsor of: Freshman Class Student Council MR. THOMAS NIEMEYER B.S. Murray State College Instructor of: Physics Mathematcis Sponsor of: Senior Class. F.T.A. MR. RICHARD PULLIAM B.S. Missouri University Instructor of: English Sponsor of: Pep Squad MRS. MARGARET SCHAPER A. A. William Woods College B. S. Missouri University Instructor of: French Sponsor of: Senior Class French Club MR. WILLIAM J. SISSON B.A. Northeastern State College Tahlequah, Oklahoma Instructor of: Civics, Geography American History-Sponsor of: Freshman Class MR. ROBERT SMITH B.S. Missouri University Instructor of: Agriculture Sponsor of: Sophomore Class F.F.A. l l MRS. WILLENE SMITH Librarian B.S. Missouri University Certification in Library' Science Sponsor of: Sophomore Class MISS JANE VAUGHN B.S. Murray State College Instructor of: English, Shorthand Sponsor of ALAMO MR. HAROLD WEBB B.S. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute M.A. George Peabody College Instructor of: Instrumental Music Intro, to Music Sponsor of: Band Mr. James Woolcott, superintendent, and Mrs. Bea Stone, secretary. Mr. Louis Taylor, principal, and Mrs. Mary Lee Henderson, secretary. 12 RECOGNITIONS MR. R. EDWARD BLAIS Guidance Counselor Student Library Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Martin, Linda Halloran,Nancy Smith, Colleen Rose, Grace Fernald, Bonnie Monfort, Sisson, Mrs. Smith, Linda Jo Davis, Charlotte Dewey, Nancy Oliver, Patsy Brown, Ilah Bolton, and Jan Morris. Paula Elliott, Robert Bray, Barbie Woolcott, Mary Custodians JAN THOMAS Stark Outstanding Girl Bausch-Lomb Science Award First Scholarship Award BOB SHIELDS Stark Outstanding Boy Rotary Club Scholarshi] D.A.R.: American History, Kathleen Martin CENTURY CLUB: English I, Shelia Cunningham; English II, Nancy Oliver; English III, Annice Schaper; English IV, Jan Thomas. P.T.A. Civics, James Word; World History, Nancy Oliver; Amer. History, Jerry Griffith; Amer. Gov't. Margy Henderson; General Math, Sharon Cox; Algebra, Barbara Bopp; General Science, Rita Elliott; Biology, Tom Thomas; Chemistry, David Paul; Physics, Jan Thomas ROTARY COMMERCIAL AWARDS: Secy. Practice 1st, Jean Ann Shields; Shorthand, Cheri Anderson; Bookkeeping, William Sheppard. STARK BROS. AWARDS: Secy. Practice 1st, Jean Ann Shields; Secy. Practice 2nd, Diane Price; Typing 1st, Linda Ince; Typing 2nd, Martha Miller; Bookkeeping 1st, William Sheppard; Bookkeeping 2nd, Jean Ann Shields; Dictaphone 1st, Jean Ann Shields; Dictaphone 2nd, Diane Price; Shorthand 1st, Cheri Anderson; Shorthand 2nd, Margaret Mosley. FRENCH AWARDS: French II, Marlene Elliott; French III, Annice Schaper. HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS: Crisco Award, Cheryl Daugherty; Betty Crocker Award, Patsy Painter; Outstanding F.H.A. Member, Judy Jeffries. LIBRARY AWARDS: Iiah Bolton, Colleen Rose, and Mary Smith. MUSIC AWARDS: John Phillip Sousa, Jan Thomas and Margy Henderson Elk's Music Award, Bart Griffith, and Diane Price. RANDY DEVERGER: Charles G. Buffum II Good Sportsmanship Award. JEAN ANN SHIELDS: Second Scholarship. BART GRIFFITH: Elk's Music Award. KAREN MILLNER: B. P.W. Outstanding Girl. DONALD TURNER: J. B. Sterne Athletic Award. MARILYN JOHNS: D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. MISSOURI GIRL'S STATE: Judy Jefferies, Mary Lou Kilby, and Cathy Martin. MISSOURI BOYS' STATE: Jerry Griffith, Hank Pierce, Terry Prechter.Carl Littrell, and John Word. 18 ROTARY STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Nancy Oliver, Eddy Bass, Phil Pitney, and Martha Miller. OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE Jack Littrell WBBA STUDENT DISC JOCKEY Bart Griffith Randy DeVerger Most Valuable In Track 20 Randy Schmitt Outstanding Freshman Athlete GRADUATES Class BACK ROW: Diane Price, Jeanne Porter, Lee Roy Sevier, Karen Millner, Bill Bass, Helen Perkins, Bill Leverington, Janet Robbins, ♦Bill Sheppard, Jane Patrick, ♦Colleen Rose, Jan Thomas, Marilyn Knaus, Bart Griffith, Jean Ann Shields, Pat Stewart, Dick Marcellus, Ilah Bolton, Mike Griffith, Mary Smith, John Herren, Kay Ward, and Margaret Mosley. SECOND ROW: Jerry ♦These students are commended for Superior Scholarship of 1963 Robinson, Gary Roan, Bob Shields, Lloyd England, Donald Turner, Bob Campbell, Karl Dewey, Kirk Klemme, Randy DeVerger, Gerry Green, and Jerry Blackwell. FIRST ROW: Leota Francis, Cheryl Daugherty, Bette Smith, Patsy Painter, Jeanne Anderson, Suanne Collier, Vickie Stephens, •Marilyn Johns, Margy Triplett, Bonnie Reynolds, Carroll Griffith, and Carolyn Kritz. 23 Seniors In the fall of 1959, the class of '63 started the first of four busy years in L.H.S. Jan Thomas was elected president; John Casteel, vice-president; Jean Ann Shields, secretary; and Margy Henderson, treasurer. We were unusually active in the school organizations for freshmen. Our sophomore year we elected Karen Millner, president; Marilyn Johns, vice-president; and Diane Price, secretary-treasurer. Five were among the twelve original members of the National Honor Society, seven boys earned varsity letters, and all of us backed our classmates in the student council elections. As juniors, we chose Marilyn Knaus to be our president; Dick Marcellus, vice-president; Karen Millner, secretary; and Diane Price, treasurer. Through various projects such as the fruit cake sale, pizza and short orders at the tournament, and several parties, we raised money to have a very original and successful Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. Our theme was an underwater fantasy, complete with fish murals, treasure chest, and a huge sea shell surrounding the band. As seniors we have the honor to be the first class to graduate from the new high school. We elected Bill Leverington, president; Bill Bass, vice-president; and Margaret Mosley, secretary-treasurer. Our class contained officers of many clubs and chairmen of many school projects. Our play, LOST HORIZONS , was very successful. We wish to extend our sincere gratitude to our sponsors, Mrs. Margaret Schaper, Mr. Aaron Hemphill, and Mr. Thomas Niemeyer for their assistance and encouragement throughout our high school years. Also, to the teachers and administrators, thank you. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Leverington, vice-president; Margaret Mosley, secretary-treasurer; Bill Bass, president. WILLIAM LOWELL BASS JERRY LEE BLACKWELL ILAHJEAN BOLTON CHARLES ROBERT CAMPBELL SUANNE KATHRYN COLLIER CHERYL GWYNN DAUGHERTY RANDAL GENE DEVERGER KARL FOUNT DEWEY, JR. LEOTA VIRGINIA FRANCIS GERALD LEE GREEN LLOYD VICTOR ENGLAND DARWIN BARTLETT GRIFFITH, JR. DONNA CARROL GRIFFITH JOHN MICHAEL GRIFFITH Margaret rose henderson JOHN WILLIAM HERREN KENNETH LOYDD HUNT MARILYN ANNE JOHNS KIRK WILSON KLEMME CAROLYN SUE KRITZ WILLIAM LEWIS LEVERINGTON 1 MARILYN KNAUS RICHARD WALLACE MARCELLUS, JR. 4- KAREN LORLANE MILLNER MARGARET ANN MOSLEY PATSY LOU PAINTER VIRGINIA JANE PATRICK HELEN FRANCES PERKINS DIANE ELAINE PRICE GARY LEE ROAN JANET DELLA ROBBINS JERRY DENNIS ROBINSON MARY COLEEN ROSE LEE ROY SEVIER WILLIAM WILSON SHEPPARD. JR. MARY KATHRYN SMITH VICKIE BETH STEPHENS PATRICIA ANN STEWART JAN ATWOOD THOMAS DONALD LEWIS TURNER CATHERINE ANN WARD Senior Activity List CHARLA JEANNE ANDERSON Glee Club, French Club, Pep Squad-2 years, Central College High. WILLIAM LOWELL BASS Senior Class Vice-President, Track-3 years, Senior Play, Boys' State, French Club-2 years. Photography Club-2 years, L Club, Highlights Staff. JERRY LEE BLACKWELL Freshman Homeroom President, Football-2 years, Basketball-3 years, Track-2 years. Freshman Barnwarming Escort, F.F. A., L Club Vice-President. ILAH HEAN BOLTON Library Award. CHARLES ROBERT CAMPBELL Football-4 years, Track-2 years, Honorable Mention All Conference Football, Attendant Valentine Dance, Glee Club-2 years, L Club-2 years, Highlights Staff-2 years. SUANNE KATHRYN COLLIER Sophomore Homecoming Attendant, Sophomore and Junior Mardi Gras Attendant, Band, Alamo, Senior Play, Office Assistant, French Club-2 years. Photography Club, Pep Squad-3 years, Highlights-2 years. CHERYL GWYNN DAUGHERTY Queen Mardi Gras, Senior Play, F.H.A., Pep Squad, Crisco Award. RANDAL GENE DEVERGER Football-2 years, Basketball-3 years, Track-4 years, Mardi Gras Attendant-2 years, Mardi Gras King, Senior King, Senior Play, Football Captain, L Club-3 years, Charles Buffum Sportsmanship Award. KARL FOUNT DEWEY, JR. Football, Basketball, Track, F.T.A.-2years. LLOYD VICTOR ENGLAND LEOTA VIRGINIA FRANCIS Perfect Attendance, F.H.A. 32 GERALD LEE GREEN Basketball-3 years. Senior Mardi Gras Attendant, Honor Roll-2 years, L Club-2 years, Secretary, DARWIN BARTLETT GRIFFITH,II Basketball-3 years, Band-4 years, Band Captain, Senior Play, W B B A Disc Jockey, Outstanding Sophomore, Boys'State, Student Council Vice-President, F.F.A.-4 years, President, Secretary, Treasurer, Elks A-ward, GMO Rotary Award, State Farmer Degree, State Band Representative, Chapter Representative, Barnwarming King. DONNA CARROLL GRIFFITH F.T.A. JOHN MICHAEL GRIFFITH Band-2 years, Glee Club, Senior Play, Exchange Assemblies M.C., District and State Glee Club Ensembles, Highlights Staff, A-merican Legion Speech. MARGARET ROSE HENDERSON Freshman Class Treasurer, Band-4 years. Conference Band-2 years, Lieutenant and Treasurer of Band, Alamo-3 years, Senior Play, French Club-2 years, President, F.H.A., F.T.A., National Honor Society-3 years, President, Highlights Staff, Civics Award, Biology Award, English II and III Awards, American Government Award, World History Award, D.A.R. History Award, John Phillip Sousa Award, Curator's Award and Scholarship, Honor Roll-4 years. JOHN WILLIAM HERREN Football-3 years, Basketball-2 years. Track -3 years, Glee Club, F.F.A.-4 years, Reporter and Vice-President, L Club-2 years. Highlights Staff. MARILYN ANNE JOHNS Sophomore Class Vice-President, Homecoming Attendant, Barnwarming Queen, Glee Club, Alamo, Senior Play, French Club-2 vears, Student Council Representative, F.T.A.-2 years, Vice-President and Secretary, Pep Squad-3 years. Highlights Staff- 2 years, English II Award, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award, Student Government Day Representative, Honor Roll-4 years, M.A.S.C. Workshop, Regents Scholarship, Curator's Award and Scholarship, Perfect Attendance-2 years. KIRK WILSON KLEMME Football-3 years. Alamo, Senior Play, Boys State, Student Council Workshop and Convention, Foreign Student Chairman-2 years, L Club, Co-Editor Highlights Staff, Honor Roll-4 years, General Science Award, Curator's Award, National Association of Mathematician's Award, National Merit Letter of Commendation, Perfect Attendance. MARILYN KNAUS Junior Class President, Homecoming Attendant-3 years, Barnwarming Attendant, Homecoming Queen, Alamo, French Club-3 years, F.H.A., Cheerleader-3 years, Captain. CAROLYN SUE KRITZ Freshman Homeroom Vice-President, F.H.A.-4 years, Pep Squad-4 years, Highlights Staff, Centralia High School-Junior year. WILLIAM LEWIS LEVERINGTON Senior Class President, Football, Basketball -4 years, Track-2 years. Alamo, L Club-3 years, Vice-President and President. RICHARD WALLACE MARCELLUS, JR. Junior Vice-President, Football-2 years, Basketball-3 years, Honorable Mention Football and Basketball All-Conference, Boys' State, Honor Roll-2 years, Perfect Attendance, Student Council, L Club-2 years, Highlights. KAREN LORLANE MILLNER Sophomore President, Junior Secretary, Barnwarming Attendant, Band-4 years, Secretary, Glee Club-2 years, Alamo-4 years. Senior Play, U.N. Pilgrimage, French Club -2 years, Historian, Photo Club Secretary-Treasurer, F.T.A.-2 years. Pep Squad-3 years. President, N.H.S.-3 years, Secretary, Highlights-3 years. Curator's Award and 33 Scholarship, English III Award, Conference Glee Club, Student Council-2 years. Convention, Honor Roll-4 years, B.P. W. Outstanding Girl, MARGARET ANN MOSLEY Freshman Home Room Chairman, Senior Secretary-Treasurer, Glee Club-2 years, Student Council, F.H.A.-3 years, Pep Squad-3 years, Highlights, Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll-2 years. PATSY LOU PAINTER F.H.A.-4 years, Betty Crocker Award, Pike County Nursing Award. VIRGINIA JANE PATRICK F.H.A.-4 years, Historian, First Vice-President. HELEN FRANCES PERKINS Homecoming Attendant, F.H.A.-2 years. Historian, Pep Squad. JEANNE BELLE PORTER DIANE ELAINE PRICE Sophomore Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Treasurer, Band-4 years, Lieutenant, Alamo, Girls' State, Conference Band, Curator's Award and Scholarship, Honor Roll-4 years. Perfect Attendance-1 year, French Club-2 years. Photo Club- 2 years, Pep Squad-3 years, Secretary-Treasurer,N.H.S.-3years, President, Highlights-2 years. Elks' Music Award, Secretarial Practice Second, Dictaphone Second. GARY LEE ROAN Band-2 years, Glee Club. JANET DELLA ROBBINS Band-4 years, Secretary, Glee Club-3 years, All State Band Conference Scholarship, F.H.A.-2 years. Pike County Nursing Scholarship. JERRY DENNIS ROBINSON Perfect Attendance-1 year. MARY COLLEEN ROSE Glee Club-3 years, NEMO I, State I, Senior Play, Librarian Award, NEMO Regent Scholarship, Pep Squad, Highlights-2 years. LEE RCV SEVIER Honor Roll-4 years, Perfect Attendance-4 years. WILLIAM WILSON SHEPPARD, JR. Track, Glee Club, Alamo-2 years. Editor, Senior Play, Honor Roll-2 years. Bookkeeping 1st, French Club-3years, Highlights-3years, Assistant Editor. JEAN ANN SHIELDS Freshman Secretary, Senior Queen, Mardi Gras Attendant, Band-2 1 2, Senior Play, Stark 1st Shorthand, Rotary 1st Shorthand, Girls' State, Honor Roll-4 years. Curator's Award Perfect Attendance-2 years, French Club-2 years, Cheerleader-2 years, N.H.S.-2 years, Salutatorian, Bookkeeping 2nd, Dictaphone 1st. ROBERT GRAHAM SHIELDS Football, Basketball, 2nd team All-Conference Football, Alamo, Senior Play, Missouri's Boys' State-Supreme Court Justice, Student Mayor of Louisiana, Honor Roll-3 years, MASC Workshop-2 years, and Convention, Curator's Award, Rotary Schol-larship, L Club, Highlights, Student Council-2 years President, Clay Stark Outstanding Boy. BETTE SMITH French Club-2 years, Cheerleader, Pep Squad -3 years, Highlights. MARY KATHRYN SMITH Barnwarming Attendant, Library Award, F.H.A.-4 years. VICKIE BETH STEPHENS Glee Club. 34 PATRICIA ANN STEWART JAN ATWOOD THOMAS Freshman President, Homecoming Attendant, Band-4 years. Glee Club-2 years, Band Lieutenant and Treasurer, All Conference Band, Senior Play, French Club-2 years, Student Council-2 years, Pep Squad-2 years, N.H.S.-2 years, N.H.S Scholarship, High-lights-4 years, Co-Editor, Algebra I, English I, 1st Typing, World History, American History, Chemistry, Physics, English IV, Bausch Lomb Science Award, John Phillip Sousa Award, Valedictorian, Clay Stark Outstanding Girl, Girls' State, Honor Roll-4 years, Curator's Award, Grinnell Honor Scholarship, National Merit Letter of Commendation. DONALD LEWIS TURNER Football-4 years, Basketball-4 years, 2nd All-Conference Football, Football Captain, L Club-2 years treasurer, J.B. Sterne Athletic Award. CATHERINE ANN WARD Glee Club, Pep Squad, Hannibal Sr. High. 33 UNDERGRADS Juniors Continuing their star-studded high school career, the Juniors displayed much enthusiasm in all they undertook. The following class officers were elected to serve the class: Ellen Elgin, president; Terry Prechter, vice-president; Mary Lou Kilby, secretary; Pat Brown, treasurer. The Student Council representatives were: Ara Lewellen, Jane Rule, and John Ray. Judging from the successful year, the Juniors had competent officers. Various work projects to make money for the all important prom were a bake sale, book fair, and the tournament kitchen. The Junior Class sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Highlights. A Class picnic was held at Jerry Griffith's farm on May 27. uy working together, the Class created a 1st prize float in the Homecoming Parade— the theme, It Adds Up to Victory. Showing still greater co-operation, the Juniors put on the biggest and best Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. The prom theme was Isle of Dreams. The evening started with a luau. The banquet room was decorated in a Hawaiian motif with students sitting on the floor. Every student dressed according to the Hawaiian theme. At the prom the decorations were spectacular. The main centerpiece consisted of a little grass hut beside a mountain. A stream ran down the mountain into a large pond. A bridge over the pond, palm trees, and ferns completed the tropical setting. The wall behind this romantic setting was a sand and sea mural. Dividing the dancing floor from the tables was a wall of netting and shrimp traps. Caught in this wall were fish, shells and mermaids. The entire ceiling was lowered with blue streamers. The over-all effect was one of a tropical paradise. Royce Allison Cheri Anderson Judy Bandy Sherrill Barker Kathy Barnum Ronnie Blackwell Robert Bray Cathy Brick Kathy Bridges Charles Brown Jim Cleeton Kate Davis Linda Jo Davis Pat Brown Doris Campbell Doug Hallows Tom Hamlett Jennifer Hobkirk Imogene Hutt Judy Jeffries Robert Lafferty Mary Lou Kilby Tim Lamberson Kenny Lee Ara Lewellen Carl Littrell Buzzy Lovell Kathy Martin Martha Miller Butch Morgan Fam Morrow Sandy Mower Dick Mullen Glen Niffen Sharon Painter David Paul Helen Pearl Bill Perkins Charlotte Peterson Hank Pierce Phil Pitney Terry Prechter Sue Price John Ray Gary Reeves Glenda Richardson Rodney Roan Jane Rule Annice Schaper Larry Silvey Maryiyn 1 raynor Jim Ulry Jean Vaughn Frances Ward Sue White Patty Wickell Lois Wilson Terry White John Word Sophomore LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Barnum, vice-president; Linda Williamson, secretary; Ann Taliaferro, treasurer; Jack Littrell, president. That peppy, alert, alive Class of ’65 was back again, but this year, instead of green freshmen, they were sophisticated sophomores. They started off with a bouncy bang by electing the following able officers: President, Jack Littrell; vice-president, John Barnum; secretary, Linda Williamson; treasurer, Ann Taliaferro; their voices in Student Council, Nancy Oliver, Linda Woodfield, and Elizabeth Glenn. The class displayed co-operation by making the Homecoming float which placed second in the competition. A huge bulldog with a moving mouth and tail dominated the float. It was captioned We'll put the bite on'em. The Soph Sock Hop during football season was a big success and gave their treasury a boost. They decorated the gym with large cardboard replicas of records and served cookies and soft drinks. When basketball season came along, the Class of '65 wouldn't let themselves rest on their laurels, so they got busy again and sponsored another sock hop, this one just as profitable as the last. Their record shows them to be a pretty active class, but they couldn't have done it without the good backing of their sponsors. The Class of '65 would like to thank Mrs. Artus, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Mitchell, for their fine guidance. 42 Ann Arnold Bill Barnum Johnny Barnum Eddie Bass Hilda Beer Nancy Cafer Nelson Clark William Cole Clyde Elliott John Elliott Marlene Elliott Bill England Bernice Duncan 44 Dennis Goodman Robby Griego Carolyn Griffith Martin Hampton Phil Hancox Cathy Harness Kathy Harvey David Henry Danny Hockaday Bruce Hotz Betty Hunt Carol Hutt Linda I nee Scott Jennings Chuckie Johns Dorothy Minor Larry Minor Charlotte Mitchell Jan Morris Chris Muff John A. Murr Glenn Narramore Linda Narramore Kenny Oliver Nancy Oliver Pat Preston Mike Reed Audrey Reynolds Bobby Ringhausen Donna Parsons Mike Rosenburg Mary Scott Beverly Saunders Bertha Sloan Pattie Smith Peggy Smith Rose Smith Rosemary Smith Linda Swarnes Ann Taliaferro Butch Wetzel Glenn Wharton Tom Wharton Beverly White Linda Williamson Kenny Willis Linda Woodfield 47 Freshmen Under the capable leadership of Rick Knaus. president; Monique Willis, vice-president; and Grace Fernald, secretary-treasurer; theFreshmen started the school year of 1962-63. Bonnie Monfort, Tom Thomas, and Marshall Bishop represented them in the Student Council. With great enthusiasm the Class of '65 joined in the Homecoming activities by entering a float with the theme I Wouldn't Bet a Scent on the Indians. Although the float did not win a prize, the class had lots of fun trying. In December the Freshmen sponsored their first money-making project, a sock hop with a Christmas theme. Strings of lights decorated the gym, refreshments were served, and everyone enjoyed himself. The Freshmen would like to thank their sponsors: Mrs. Ellen Morrow, Mr. Richard Coxey, and Mr. Bill Jay Sisson for their strong support this year. Monique Willis, vice-president; Grace Fernald, secretary-treasurer; Rick Knaus, president. 48 John Ayers Shirley Bass Jack Alexander Charles Anderson Margaret Anderson John Behringer Marshall Bishop Barbara Bopp Hazel Branstetter Larry Brown Jim Criley Carol Culley Rose Coleman Sharon Cox Jim Dillender Larry Dillender Rita Elliott Bobby England Grace Fernald Jack Lamberson Mary Lawrence Mike Lee Clay Logan Marie Love 52 Billy Patrick William Powell Bill Prechter Ginny Price Penny Price Bob Pruitt Bertha Ralston Ralph Reynolds Sam Richardson John Roberts Kerwin Rohr Paul Rosenburg Irene Rue Lynn Scranton Randy Schmitt Bill Shade Mary Sidwell Mike Smith Norman Smith Pat Smith Ruth Stenson Floyd Stewart Charles Strode VI Brenda Swarnes Tom Thomas Gary Tolbert Jane Ward Roger Williamson Monique Willis Jim Word Linda Wood Wanda Woods Jim Worthington Freddy Young ACTIVITIES One of the most important days this year was October 12--Homecoming. Parallel to this, the students participated in Crazy Day which is a day where the students dress as their favorite characters. Along with the attendants, Queen, and floats in the parade, many of the students participated by marching. The parade which took place Friday afternoon culminated in a pep rally in which the students showed great school spirit. The attendants for Homecoming this year were as follows: senior class, Marilyn Johns escorted by Kirk Klemme; junior class, Jean Vaughn escorted by Ronnie Blackwell; sophomore class, Brenda Bland escorted by John Barnum; and freshman class, Janice Hampton escorted by Rick Knaus. The Homecoming Queen was Marilyn Knaus who was crowned by co-captains Randy DeVerger and Donnie Turner. The Homecoming game with Shelbina Indians was won by L.H.S. by a score of 31 to 13. During the half-time, the Queen was crowned by the co-captains. The attendants were brought onto the field in convertibles furnished by Toley Smith, Ford, Inc. Also at half-time, the prizes for the floats were announced which were as follows: third place went to the seniors, second place to the sophomores and first place to the juniors. Decorations for the Homecoming Dance were made by the Student Council who sponsored Homecoming. Bulldog heads and Indian heads hung from the baskets with streamers of red and white. The walls were decor a ted with murals and with a large sign which welcomed the graduates of L.H.S. Music was furnished by the Pat Benning band. Homecoming Homecoming Queen and Attendants: Janice Hampton, Jean Vaughn, Marilyn Knaus, Marilyn Johns, Brenda Bland. Homecoming Queen, Marilyn Knaus; Co-captains, Donnie Turner and Randy DeVerger. 56 FIRST PLACE: Junior Float Barnwarming On November 3, 1962 the Future Farmers of America held their annual Barnwarming Dance. The agriculture shop building was decorated with bales of straw for seats, corn stalks, and ears of corn. Several games were played and prizes were given. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1962 Barnwarming Queen, Miss Marilyn Johns. She was escorted by Bart Griffith and was crowned by John Luck. The Freshman attendant was Miss Sheila Cunningham escorted by Charles Johns. The Junior Attendant was Miss Frances Ward escorted by Charles Brown. Senior attendant was Miss Mary Smith escorted by Charles Spegal. After being crowned Miss Johns was presented with the traditional white sweetheart jacket. After the coronation more games were played and the square dancing continued. Marilyn Johns, John A. Luck, Bart Griffith. 50 60 Charlie Spiegel, Mary Smith, Shelia Cunningham, Robbie Griffith, Snooky Ward, Charlie Brown, Marilyn Johns, Bart Griffith, Chuckie Johns, Linda Williamson, John A. Luck. 61 A Faculty Morty Morris ’Tommy” Niemeyer Dicky” Pulliam Notey” Mitchell Billy” Sisson Billy” Cunningham Hempy” Hemphill Eddy” Blais Homer” Willis Donnie” Giltner Harry” Webb Coaches: Jimmy” Woolcott Louie” Taylor Senior-Faculty Basketball Game Sponsored By THE STUDENT CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE 62 Seniors Cannonball Campbell Bobo” Bass Meadowlark” England Dunker” Dewey Gung-ho” Griffith Hatchet” Hunt Koala” Klemme Ripper” Robinson Roundball” Roan Sharpshooter Sevier Showboat Sheppard Coaches: Bob Shields Dick Marcellus Senior Play Cast Mike Griffith, Bill Sheppard, Randy DeVerger, Marilyn Bob Shields, Bill Bass, Jan Thomas, Dick Marcellus, Johns, Margy Henderson, Jean Ann Shields, Karen and Kirk Klemme. Millncr, Suanne Collier, Bart Griffith, Cheryl Daugherty, School Flag Jim Ulry, designer of the flag; Mrs. Morrow, student council advisor; Bob Shields, student council president. wmww mm mmm ftii ls$mr4£ V v V’.'.Vf. 1 ■• •:•;; SSte TVv3$:I -’f ' ■ •!• - -’ � t '• !. r;• ,iv '1vt� .v.uo. -'Jlj i‘?V Vi4rt? •� £ 'J £ + } !'' ■ (■ '£? • f •! ' - T ■I'.jf'Vi W Ww s,pigs sags ,A;,V ? M: %mmm 64 Junior-Senior Prom Perhaps the most important and anticipated social event of the school year is the Junior-Senior Prom. It is a night of dreams and fantasy, attended by all. The gym was transformed into a tropical Hawaiian paradise. The main entrance was made by draping fish netting in which lovely mermaids and various species of fish were entwined. Highlighting the dance floor was a tropical mountain from which a stream originated. The stream ran into a two-stage pond in which orchids floated and goldfish flitted. A rustic bridge crossed the ponds. Beside the pond was a typical grass hut surrounded by tropical plants. One entire wall was decorated with a beach scene consisting of a sand and sea mural. Large willowy palm trees were scattered around the dance floor. Spectators and non-dancers sat at tables decorated with miniature palm trees and wax encrusted bottles holding candles. The tables were arranged so as to give the effect of an outdoor tropical garden. Several flowering plants surrounded the tables. The Count Downs from St. Louis provided a variety of dance music. COMMENCEMENT ☆ ☆ ☆ PROCESSIONAL .......“POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE” SCHOOL BAND INVOCATION ........................THE REV. LEO STAMM PIANO DUO ............................... “DIANA” ARA LEWELLEN E. Holst MARTHA MILLER INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER ............. J. A. WOOLCOTT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ADDRESS ........................ JDR. ROBERT GILCHRIST SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS UNIVERSITY CITY, MISSOURI MIXED CLARINET QUARTET ............“AVE VERUM CORPUS” LINDA INCE Mozart DIANE PRICE KAREN CLARK CAROL CULLEY PRESENTATION OF CLASS ..................LEWIS J. TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS ____..___________W. R. WILLIAMSON PRESIDENT, BOARD OF EDUCATION RECESSIONAL .....-_______________________SCHOOL BAND 67 Trigonometry and Mathematical Analysis, Mrs. Morrow English IV, Mrs. Griffith 68 French I, Mrs. Schaper Physics, Mr. Niemeyer 69 Typing, Miss Hastings Home Economics III, Mrs. Artus 70 ORGANIZATIONS Student The year proved to be one of expansion for the Student Council activities. Originality of idea was at a peak. We began preparing for an active year by sending six delegates to the Missouri Association of Student Council's summer workshop. The attending council members were: Bob Shields, President-Jerry Griffith, Vice-President; Pam Morrow, Secretary; Marilyn Johns and Ara Lewellen, members; Kirk Klemme, roreign Exchange Representative. Even before the doors were opened for enrollment, the council was at work. We made the necessary preparations and encouraged citizens of Louisiana to form a local American Field Service Chapter A foreign exchange student was then procured for the 1963-'64 school year. Council During registration week we received used books and sold them to registering students. This was done at a small cost and was of benefit to the student body and their Student Council. The annual all school workday project was expanded to a semi-annual affair with one work day in the fall and the other in the spring. The success of this activity is noted in the treasury. ,, Aside from these activities and the traditional projects the council assisted the administration by presiding over assemblies, inspecting lockers, and ushering for the dedication of our new building. This year was a tribute to the student body, the council, and their sponsor, Mrs. Morrow. Thank you for your support. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Morrow, Shields, president; and Pam Morrow, advisor; Jerry Griffith, secretary. vice-president; Bob 72 FIRST ROW: Marilyn Johns, Karen Millner, Jerry Griffith, Bob Shields, Pam Morrow, and Dick Marcellus. SECOND ROW: Marshall Bishop, Bonnie Monfort, Kirk Klemme, Linda Woodfield, Elizabeth Glenn, Nancy Oliver, John Ray, Ara Lewellen, Tom Thomas, and Mrs. Morrow. 73 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Griffith, Jan Thomas, Marilyn Johns, Diane Price, Jean Ann Shields, Cathy Bridges, Karen Millner, Colleen Rose, Carol Culley, and Bonnie Monfort. SECOND ROW: David Paul, Bill Sheppard, AnniceSchaper, Cheri Anderson, Tinka Sizemore, Nancy Sisson, Ellen Elgin, Ara Lewellen, Monique Willis, Elizabeth Griffith, and Carlotta Dewey. THIRD ROW: Robert Bray, Bob Campbell, Martha Miller, Mary Lou Kilby, Barbie Woolcott, Pam Morrow, Jan Morris, Cathy Martin, Mary Bokar, Hank Pierce, and John Ray. FOURTH ROW: John Word, Bill Bass, Suanne White, Paula Elliott, Judy Jefferies, Jean Vaughn, Sandy Mower, Sherrill Barker, Patty Wickell, Carl Littrell, and Jim Cleeton. FIFTH ROW: Mike Griffith, Butch Morgan, Patty Sitton, Sue Price, Judy Bandy, Cathy Brick, Charles Brown, Larry Lamberson, and Jim Ulry. Co-editors: Carl Littrell, Jimmy Cleeton. Alamo Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirk Klemme, business manager; Miss Vaughn, advisor; Bill Sheppard, editor; Terry Frechter, assistant editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Kilby, Carl Littrell, Barbie Woolcott, Martha Miller. NOT IN PICTURE: Dick Marcellus and Bob Shields. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila Cunningham, Karen Millner, Elizabeth Glenn, Barbara Bopp, Jim Ulry, Bill Leverington. National Honor Society The Louisiana Chapter of the National Honor Society has had a profitable and successful year. Though this is a comparatively young organization, it has shown much development and growth during the 1962-63 year. The purpose of the Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy development of character in an individual. The Louisiana Chapter has made this its first and foremost aim in all the activities it sponsored. To guide the N.H.S. successfully through the year competent officers were elected: Margaret Henderson, president; Martha Miller, vice-president; and Ara Lewellen, secretary. Numerous activities were undertaken by the Society. Letters of commendation were sent to students obtaining a position on the honor roll. The Honor Society sold coffee and donuts at the basketball games; they also sponsored a hat and coat check. In the spring of the year the Society held its annual installation and tea for new members. After viewing the accomplishments and goals of the National Honor Society, one can understand why membership in this organization is an honor sought by all. BACK ROW: Left to Right, Jan Thomas, Miss Hastings, Ellen Elgin, Ara Lewellen, Margy Henderson, Martha Diane Price, Jean Ann Shields, Annice Schaper, Pam Miller, Jerry Griffith. Morrow, Karen Millner. FRONT ROW: Carl Littrell, Frenc French Club, ranking among L.H,S.'s largest organizations, concluded one of its most successful years since it was formed not too many years ago. Due to the addition of so many members, our sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Schaper, divided the club into two main branches: French I, and French II and III. The club's activities were interesting and varied, but with the accent always on French. In December, we were visited by one of French Club's former members, Judy Glenn, who narrated her pictorial story of life in France. With the coming of the basketball tournment, club members and their FIRST ROW: Karen Millner, Marilyn Johns, Margy Henderson, Charlotte Dewey, Nancy Oliver, Diane Price, Suanne Collier, Linda Woodfield, Kathy Harvey. SECOND ROW: Annice Schaper, Ara' Lewellen, Marilyn Knaus, Jean Ann Shields, Beverly White, Glenda Dixon, Donna Travis, Jan Morris, Jan Thomas. THIRD ROW: Sponsor, Club mothers were busy making candy for the annual fund raising project. A very successful sale netted $200.00 with which the club hopes to purchase a series of slides about France and the French. During monthly meetings, members learned French songs, vocabulary, and customs. They heard dialogues, watched skits, and on many occasions enjoyed refreshments. Marking the end of its meetings was the annual picnic at which the members ate, drank their lemonade, and were merry, for another year of French Club had come to an end. Mrs. Schaper, Marlene Elliott, Elizabeth Glenn, Pam Morrow, Tinka Sizemore, Patty Wickell, Kathy Martin, Nancy Sisson, Ann Arnold. FOURTH ROW: Bill Bass, Tom Hamlett, Chris Muff, Ronnie Meier, Scott Jennings, Phil Pitney, Hank Pierce. FIRST ROW: Bill Prechter, Ronnie Holtsman, Tommy Thomas, Paul Morton, Mary Lou Kilby, Bonnie Monrort, Donna Parsons, Larry Brown, Rick Knaus, Jack Alexander, Linda Williamson, Ginny Price, Sandy Mower, Carlotta Dewey, Carolyn Gierke, Pam Vaughn, Rita Jackson, Peggy Parker, Barbara Bopp, Karen Clark, Sponsor, Mrs. Schaper. THIRD ROW: Ann Taliaferro, Kathy Bridges, Shirley Bass, Sheila Cunningham, Carol Cully, Monique Willis, Cathy Brick, Hilda Beer, Faith I emald. FOURTH ROW: Linda Maly, Margaret Anderson, Jane DeVerger, Barby Woolcott, Jim Cleeton, Sandy White, Earl Best. FIFTH ROW: Shirley Gillette, Jim Worthington, Roger Williamson, Clay Logan, Jack Littrell, Kathy Harness, Linda Halloran. SIXTH ROW: John Behringer, Danny Hockaday, Johnny Weeks, Ed Bass, Butch Wetzel, Dennis Goodman, Phil Hancox. Officers: Margy Henderson, Marilyn Johns, Sandy Mower, Peggy Parker, Mary Lou Kilby, Elizabeth Glenn, Hank Pierce, Faith Fernald, Nancy Oliver, Mrs. Schaper. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Niemeyer, Marilyn Johns, Bill Bass, Charlotte Dewey, Nancy Oliver, Barby Woolcott. Future Teachers of America The F.T.A. or Socrates Club elected Bill Bass as their president for this year. Charlotte Dewey was elected vice-president; Marilyn Johns, secretary; Barbara Woolcott, treasurer; and Martha Miller historian. Mr. Niemeyer was the sponsor of this club which is in its seventh year as an organization of Louisiana High. The F.T.A. had a hat and coat check at several of the basketball games. Several of the members planned some practice teaching in the lower grades. FIRST ROW: Jean Ann VanStrein, Shirley Gillette, Linda Woodfield, Judy Lindsay, Nancy Oliver, Kathy Bridges, Ann Arnold, and Martha Miller. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Cleeton, Bill Bass, Dennis Goodman, Butch Wetzel, Robert Bray, Johnny Weeks, Larry Silvey. and Jerry Griffith. THIRD ROW: Mr. Niemeyer, Barbie Woolcott, Marilyn Johns, Charlotte Dewey, Jan Morris, Barbara Dewey, Della Dewey, Ellen Elgin, and Carl Littrell. ao LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Jo Davis, Mary Bokor, RoseMary Smith, Jane Patrick, Judy Jeffries, Paula Elliott, Grace Fernald, Charlotte Peterson, and Helen Perkins. Future Homemakers of America F.H.A. had many activities during the past year, but the special event was the 3rd annual Mardi Gras Dance held March 15 in the new high school. The F.H.A. girls operated a concession stand after school and donated some of the proceeds to the A.F.S. Fund. They sold cook books, planned and participated in the annual Spring Style Show. On Saturday, Sept. 29th, this chapter was hostess to the F.H.A. Region IV at their yearly meeting. Judy Jeffries and Paula Elliott attended the State Convention at Warrensburg on March 8-9. The F.H.A. is proud of its accomplishments and hope to have an even better year in 63-64. Their goal is the motto: Toward New Horizons. and took a trip to St. Louis to see a professional style show. 8 1 FIRST ROW: Mary Smith, Mary Bokar, Rosemary Coleman, Linda Jo Davis, Linda Maly, Janice Hampton, Carolyn Kritz, Barbara Dewey, and Della Dewey. SECOND ROW: Pam Vaughn, Wanda Woods, Rosemary Smith, Jeanne Anderson, Jeanne Porter, Marilyn Traynor, Judy Jefferies, Paula Elliott, Helen Perkins, and Mrs. Artus. THIRD ROW: Nancy Cafer, Brenda Swarnes, Hazel Branstetter, Glenda Richardson, Judy Bandy, Brenda Bland, Jean Ann Vaughn, Sherrill Barker, and Margaret Mosley. FOURTH ROW: Jennifer Hobk i rk, Kate Davis, Pat Smith, Kathy Harvey, Bunnie Niffen, Grace Fernald, Marie Love, and Linda Goddard. FIFTH ROW: Suanne White, Charlotte Dewey, Teresa Kuna, Diana Howard, Mary Lawerence, Sue Price, Patty Sitton, and Carroll Griffith. SIXTH ROW: Hilda Beer, Peggy Smith, Carolyn Painter, Ruth Stenson, Cheryl Daugherty, and Jane Patrick. 82 Allen Lynn, John A. Luck, Bart Griffith, Larry Lamberson, Mike Rosenburg, Robert Smith, Charlie Brown. The 1963 Louisiana Chapter of the F.F. A. had twenty-one junior members and five senior members. Activities of the F.F.A. included meetings twice a month, trips to National and State Conventions, judging contests, the annual Parent-Son Banquet, and several ether special projects. The Louisiana F.F. A. is one of the most active organizations in the high school. The F.F.A. sponsors a Barn Warming Dance and an assembly program in which the F.F.A. informs the student body of the work which is being carried out by the local chapter. The president of the Louisiana F.F.A. last year was Bart Griffith and their sponsor was Mr. Robert Smith. Future Farmers of America STANDING: James Griffith, Robert Lafferty, Paul Rosenburg, Dean Burleson, Bill Patrick, Glenn Wharton, Tom Wharton, Floyd Stewart, Virgil Beer, Junior Ray F' ' Richard Dewey, Jerry Calvin, Robbie Griffith, Jerry Tolbert, Dale Chandler, Chuckie Johns, and Warnie Anderson. SEATED: Allen Lynn, Charles Brown, John A. Luck, Bart Griffith, Larry Lamberson, Mike Rosenburg, and Mr. Bob Smith. LOUISIANA 83 The Photography Club, an organization with good potential, laid a stronger foundation this year to heighten its future standing among L.H.S. extra-curricular activities. A relatively new organization under the leadership of president Hank Pierce, the club was greatly advanced with the addition of a new darkroom. Equipment was mostly donated, and with the help, of the co-sponsors Mr. Coxsey and Mr. Morris, members learned the basic techniques of photography. The Club hopes to buy a few of the much needed darkroom essentials with the added money in the treasury and looks forward to even more prosperous years in the future. Hank Pierce, President; Judy Jeffries, Secretary; Paula Elliott, Treasurer; Dave Paul, Vice-Pres. Photo Club Jean Ann Shields, Diane Price, Judy Bandy, Kathy Harvey, Dave Paul, Paula Elliott, Judy Jeffries, Linda Woodfield, Bill Bass, Hank Pierce. FIRST ROW: Kenny Lee, Kirk Klemme, Donnie Turner, Bill Leverington, Jerry Blackwell, Jerry Green, Dick Marcellus, and Coach Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Jack Littrell, David Henry, Mike Reed, John Herron, Bob Shields, Randy Deverger, and Bob Campbell. THIRD ROW: Virgil Beer, Kenny Oliver, John Barnum, Earl Best, Randy Schmitt, Ray Smith, Carl Littrell, and Jim Urly. FOURTH ROW: Dick Miller, Bill Bass, Glenn Narramore, Hank Pierce, John Ray, Ronnie Blackwell, and Chris Muff. L Club The L Club began this year by electing the following capable officers: Bill Leverington, president; Jerry Blackwell, vice-president; Jerry Green, secretary; Donnie Turner, treasurer. The first of the many activities was the first sockhop of the year which proved to be very successful. Unlike the practice in previous years, the L Club initiation was conducted before the student body. The seventeen initiates were made to wear their clothing inside-out and backwards, push peanuts down the hallways with their nose, sing to the teachers, and dance around the Christmas tree. The remainder of the initiation was during a closed meeting that night. Six Junior and Senior members attended the Class M State Basketball Finals in Columbia, Missouri. This event was the annual L Club trip. The members of the L Club would like to take this opportunity to express their sincere appreciation for the assistance of their sponsors. Coach Cunningham and Mr. Blais. 85 Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Parsons, Lois Wilson, Marilyn Knaus, Jane DeVerger, Sheila Cunningham, Patsy Brown, Jean Ann Shields, Ann Taliaferro, Glenda Richardson, and Mary Bokar. 86 Pep Squad The 62-63 school year proved to be a good one for the L.H.S. Pep Squad. Under the leadership of Ann Talliaferro, President; Lois Wilson, 'Tee-President; Jean Vaughn, Secretary; and Ara Lewellen, Treasurer; the Pep Squad began its activities. The Pep Squad decided to have uniforms this year and began by purchasing red pleated skirts. Next year, the members hope to complete their outfits with white sweaters. Crazy Day was again sponsored by the Pep Squad. This activity added much enthusiasm to the Homecoming festivities. Lois Wilson was chosen as the candidate for queen of the Bowling Green Tournament. With loyal support, Lois won, making this the second consecutive year that a candidate from Louisiana has won the honored title. The Pep Squad would like to thank its sponsor, Mr. Pulliam, for his help in its activities. FIRST ROW: Ann Taliaferro, Marilyn Knaus, Jane gf.vS� er. Shelia Cunningham, Donna Parsons, Jean Ann Shields, ,Patsy Brown, Glenda Richardson, Mary Bokar. Lois Wilson and Mr. Pulliam. SECOND ROW: Jean Ann Van Strein, Shirley Gillette, Grace Fernald, Nancy Oliver, Bette Smjth, Carolyn Kritz, Kay Douse, Brenda Swarnes, Hazel-Branstetter, and Carolyn Griffith. THIRD ROW: Jan Morris, Linda Maly, Wanda Woods, Janice Hampton, Rita Jackson, Peggy Parker, Judy Lindsay, Linda Williamson, Penny Price, Sue Price, and Jean Ann Vaughn. FOURTH ROW: Pam Morrow, Diana Howard, J?aS. Lawerence, Teresa Kuna, Janie Ward, Elizabeth Griffith, Charlotte Peterson, and Judy Jefferies. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Dewey, Brenda Bland, Sandy Mower, Sherrill Barker, Paula Elliott, Kathy Harvey, Rosemary Smith, and Pam Vaughn. SIXTH ROW: Tinka Sizemore, Cheri Anderson, Nancy Sission, Kathy Bridges, Cathy Brick, Della Dewey, and Charlotte Dewey. 88 Glee Club GIRLS’ QUARTET Barby Woolcott Karen Millner Martha Miller Mary Lou Kilby GIRLS' TRIO Suanne White Jan Thomas Barbara Bopp BOYS' QUARTET Bill Bass Bob Campbell Mike Griffith Sam Lee 89 This year was a profitable one for the Louisiana Glee Clubs. A year of performance and learning was the agenda for the fifteen boys and thirty girls enrolled. The season of performances started with the Dedication service on November 4th. This was the first occasion the Girls' Glee Club had to wear their new uniforms. The annual Christmas Concert held jointly between the Band and Glee Clubs was the next program given. The concert was held on the new stage, enabling the Glee Club to use the effectiveness of lighting previously impossible. As in past years the Girls' Glee Club and many small ensembles participated in the District Music Festival. This year we are proud to say our Glee Club took a I rating under the expert direction of Mrs. Branstetter and with the help of Ara Lewellan, accompanist. Many of the ensembles received the top rating also. The following is a list of those groups: Double Mixed Quartet, Mixed Quartet, Girls' and Boys' Double Quartet. The vocal solos that received I's were Martha Miller, Bill Bass, Dennis Goodman, and Colleen Rose. All of the groups and solos received a II rating at the State Contest held in April. This year the Glee Club presented for the town and school an operetta, The Singing Freshman. The scene being a college hangout provided much entertainment for both participant and viewer. Mrs. Branstetter's diligent and hard work with the Glee Clubs in the past years has given much to the Louisiana School System. We are truly appreciative for her contribution during these years. 90 FRONT ROW: Penny Price, Carolyn Gierke, Rosemary Coleman, Peggy Parker, Rose Smith, Karen Millner, Peggy Smith, Charles Strode, Larry Brown, Butch Wetzel, Mike Griffith, Kerwin Rohr, Sammy Lee, Jerry Naramore, Barbara Bopp, Bonnie Monfort, Mary Lou Kilby, Judy Bandy, Linda Williamson, and Linda Ince. BACK ROW: Hazel Branstetter, Charlotte Dewey, Jennifer Hobkirk, Beverly White, Kay Ward, Pat Wickell, Colleen Rose, Suanne White, Dennis Goodman, John Behringer, Martin Hampton, Bob Campbell, Bill Bass, Elizabeth Griffith, Sheila Cunningham, Martha Miller, Barbara Dewey, Barby Woolcott, Jan Thomas and Jeanne Anderson. THE OCTET Mike Griffith, Bill Bass, Dennis Goodman, Bob Campbell, Martha Miller, Barby Woolcott, Karen Millner, Mary Lou Kilby. Louisiana High School Band ROW ONE: Linda Narramore, Rita Jackson, Janie Ward, Janet Robbins. ROW TWO: Diane Price, Jean Shields, Sandy White. ROW THREE: Linda Ince, Ginny Price, Esther Miller, Ronnie Meier. ROW FOUR: Jim Cleeton, Karen Clark, Monique Willis. ROW FIVE: Kathy Martin, Karen Millner. Ca i Culley. ROW TRUMPET SOLO: Butch Wetzel. ACCOMPANIST: Jan Thomas. CLARINET QUARTET: Karen Clark, Carol Culley, Diane Price, and Linda Ince. SIX: Snookie Ward, Elizabeth Griffith. Ann Taliaferro, Larry Dillender. ROW SEVEN: Jan Thomas, Dennis Ooodman, Bart Griffith, Glenn Narramore, Butch Wetzel, John Roberts, Pat Smith, Jim Criley. ROW EIGHT: rke Smith, Paul Morton, Sam Richardson, Jerry Griffith. BACK ROW: Albert Travis, Jeff Hallows, Rick Knaus, Kay Douse, Jean Ann VanStrien, Sally Richardson, Marlene Elliott. TRUMPET TRIO Jan Thomas Bart Griffith Jerry Griffith accompanied by Karen Millner Band The Louisiana High School Band opened its official season under the directorship of Mr. Harold Webb at the first home football game. They presented half-time shows at all home town games and marched in several parades. At the close of the marching season the band turned to concert music. The first performance was at the Dedication of the new building. The Christmas Concert was given by the Glee Clubs and the Band. As usual after the hectic Christmas time the band settles into a routine of practice, practice for the Spring Concert and Contest which occur very close together. This year at the District Music Festival the Band obtained a III rating. Among the Louisiana Hi ensemble entrants Ronnie Meyer (tuba solo), Elizabeth Glenn (piano solo), Dennis Goodman (piano solo), and the clarinet choir composed of the entire clarinet section took I ratings. All of these (excluding the clarinet choir because of size) received a II rating at the State Music Festival. The Spring Concert given by the band was an example of the band's performing ability. The program was musically excellent and enjoyable. Mr. Webb should be given much credit for the hard work required by this concert. Ending this fruitful season the band played the customary Pomp and Circumstance at our Baccalaureate and Commencement. School Marching Band 94 Penny Price, Patty Sitton, Sue Price, Robert Bray, Barby Woolcott, Barbara Bopp, Annice Schaper, and Bonnie Monfort. Majorettes 95 ATHLETICS Footba The Bulldogs lost a cliff hanger in their first Quint-City Conference game with Mark Twain. The Tigers completed a touchdown pass and scored the extra point with only twelve seconds remaining in the game. They were victorious by a score of 13-14. Louisiana played host toMcCooeyand shut them out, 13-0, for the Bulldog's first conference win. Donnie Turner was the team's leading ground-gainer. He made the All-Conference Second Team and was named Most Valuable Football Player at the annual Athletic Banquet. Bob Shields was a second team end and Dick Marcellus, guard, made honorable mention in other All-Conference selections. The team provided exciting football and experienced an enjoyable season. That is the prime requisite for an athletic program. This year's football team reported to its first practice at the new field on August 16. Coach William Cunningham and his assistant, Mr. Blais, led the team in conditioning and fundamental drills. Team progress was slow but sure in preparation for the first game against the Pittsfield Saukees. It was a defensive game resulting in a 13-13 tie. Wentzville was the foe the Bulldogs faced next. Players were running over the field, but not many crossed the goal. With a heartbreaking touchdown in the last seven seconds, the Wentzville team won, 14-19. 98 RANDY DEVERGER CO-CAPTAINS DONNIE TURNER Scores Pittsfield 13 13 Bulldogs Wentzville 19 14 Bulldogs Mark Twain 14 13 Bulldogs McCooey 0 19 Bulldogs Shelbina 13 31 Bulldogs Monroe City 28 6 Bulldogs Centralia 53 0 Bulldogs Palmyra 13 27 Bulldogs B Team Mark Twain 0 0 Bulldogs Pittsfield 28 7 Bulldogs Pleasant Hill 13 0 Bulldogs Monroe City 26 13 Bulldogs Warrenton 27 0 Bulldogs FIRST ROW: Roger Williamson, Clay Logan, Jeff Hallows, Rick Knaus, Phil Hancox, and Bruce Hotz. SECOND ROW: Marshall Bishop, Jack Alexander, Pat Smith, Bob Shields, Bob Campbell, Kirk Klemme, Donnie Turner, Randy DeVerger, Dick Marcellus, John Herren, Bill Leverington, Jim Worthington, Mike Smith, John Murr, and Warnie Anderson, and Coach Blais. THIRD ROW: Coach Cunningham, Hank Pierce, Ronnie Blackwell, Randy Schmitt, Jim Ulry, David Henry, Jack Littrell, and John Barnum. FOURTH ROW: Carl Littrell, Kenny Oliver, Earl Best, Jim Gierke, Mike Reed, John Ray, and Robbie Griffith. FIFTH ROW: Chris Muff, Terry Prechter, Royce Allison, Nelson Clark, Bill Barnum, Bobby Griego, and Glenn Naramore. BOB CAMPBELL BILL LEVERINGTON DAVID HENRY Clockwise: Bob Shields, John Herren, John Ray, Mike Reed, Carl Littrell, Kirk Klemme, Dick Marcellus. Clockwise: Jim Ulry, John Barnum, Randy Schmitt, Hank Pierce, Kenny Oliver, Jack Littrell, Earl Best, Ronnie Blackwell. Basketball Coach Cunningham and Mr. Blais started basketball drills immediately after the football season ended. After two weeks preparation, the Bulldogs started the campaign against Van-Far, but were defeated 57-44. The conference season was started against McCooey with a resounding victory inaugurating the new L.H.S. gymnasium. The Bulldogs took the consolation prize from Van-Far on a last second field goal in the Louisiana Tournament. In the black division of the Bowling Green Tournament the Bulldogs were beaten by Van Far in the consolation ame. The Bulldogs were awarded the portsmanship trophy. The Bulldogs ended the season with a 6-6 conference record which put them in third place. The Bulldogs were eliminated from further competition in the Regional Tournament by Clopton. The Quint City Conference awarded the Bulldogs the Sportsmanship Trophy. Sportsmanship always marked the Bulldog basketball team. This is a record which any group can prize. Dick Marcellus was elected to the Conference Honorable Mention team and was named the most Valuable Basketball Player. Jerry Griffith and Nelson Clark, managers. SEATED: Bart Griffith, Dick Marcellus, Bob Shields, Gary Reeves, John Word, and Bill Leverington. STANDING: Coach Cunningham, Donnie Turner, Randy DeVerger, Carl Littrell, Jerry Green, John Ray, and Coach Blais. DONNIE TURNER JERRY GREEN BILL LEVERINGTON DICK MARCELLUS j JOHN WORD CARL LITTRELL Scores Van-Far 57 44 L.H.S. Monroe City 61 37 L.H.S. McCooey 49 59 L.H.S. Shelbina 62 65 L.H.S. Hallsville 48 35 L.H.S. Bowling Green 69 48 L.H.S. Sturgeon 46 60 L.H.S. Mark Twain 84 55 L.H.S. Madison 53 59 L.H.S. Elsberry 48 63 L.H.S. Shelbina 43 56 L.H.S. Hermann 47 40 L.H.S. Mark Twain 58 55 L.H.S. Auxvasse 76 88 L.H.S. Palmyra 43 47 L.H.S. Van-Far 52 37 L.H.S. Centralia 62 67 L.H.S. Clopton 58 38 L.H.S. Monroe City 82 48 L.H.S. Centralia 61 51 L.H.S. Elsberry 61 39 L.H.S. Palmyra 50 52 L.H.S. I.S.D. 45 56 L.H.S. McCooey 60 44 L.H.S. Van-Far 51 52 L.H.S. Clopton 58 24 L.H.S. 104 Jerry Griffith and Nelson Clark, managers. SEATED: Sammy Richardson, John Barnum, Danny Hockaday, Earl Best, Rick Knaus, and Billy Barnum. STANDING: Coach Cunningham, Randy Schmitt, Chris Muff, Virgil Beer, Jack Littrell, Glenn Naramore, and Coach Blais. B Team Scores Van-Far 21 34 L.H.S. McCooey 34 47 L.H.S. Shelbina 16 42 L.H.S. Mark Twain 20 36 L.H.S. Palmyra 41 40 L.H.S. Centralia 34 47 L.H.S. Monroe City 45 47 L.H.S. Monroe City 41 53 L.H.S. Shelbina 25 36 L.H.S. Warrenton 45 32 L.H.S. Bowling Green 40 33 L.H.S. Clopton 37 42 L.H.S. Mark Twain 30 48 L.H.S. Van-Far 40 32 L.H.S. Clopton 37 41 L.H.S. Centralia 47 63 L.H.S. Palmyra 46 69 L.H.S. McCooey 55 64 L.H.S. 105 Track Team Has Slow’’ Year This year's Bulldog track team started its workouts soon after the completion of the basketball season. Bad weather marked the first weeks of the season, as a result, the track team went' to state indoor with only a few days practice out of doors. This year the Bulldog tracksters failed to score a point in the competition. Louisiana easily handed Van-Far's team a defeat in the first dual meet. Again at the Central School track, the Bulldogs beat Mark Twain and McCooey in a triangular meet. The next week at Pittsfield the Bulldogs were beaten for the first time by that team. At the Quincy Relays the Bulldogs took second-place in a field of twenty teams. At the Quint-City Conference meet the Bulldogs pulled third-place behind Centralia and Monroe City. At the Bowling Green Quadrangular, Louisiana took second place. At the District track meet, the team piled up a lot of fourth places for 11 2 3 points. Randy DeVerger qualified for the State Outdoor with third in the 100-yard dash. At the Mark Twain Relays, Dickie Miller and Kenny Lee came in fourth and fifth in the 220 for the team's only points. The Bulldogs did well this season considering the lack of upperclassman participants. The flock of trackmen in the freshman and sophomore classes who competed against older and stronger athletes have gained much experience which should help future teams. At the annual athletic banquet Randy DeVerger was named the outstanding track man. 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Plumbing-Heating-Electric Louisiana, Missouri 24 Hour Self-Service LOUISIANA ICE AND COLD STORAGE 314 South Main Street Phone SK 4-6161 I L ' 1 For A Quick Snack, Stop At THE A W DRIVE IN 2117 Georgia Street Across From Sunset Park JEFFRIES IMPLEMENT COMPANY International Harvester McCormick-Dee ring Highway 54--West Of City Phone SK 4-4331 Bill Rottman, Owner 318 Georgia Street Louisiana, Missouri Louisiana Furniture Company Home Of Good Furniture” 600-608 Georgia Street Louisiana, Missouri Phone SK 4-4057 Fresh Bakery Goods Everyday ULRY'S PASTRIES 107 South 3rd Street Louisiana, Missouri 11 North 5th Phone SK 4-4029 1 14 Compliments Of =-i Toley Smith Ford, Inc. Your Ford--Falcon--Mercury--Comet Dealer Louisiana, Missouri w lilD. '.A.' P. E. Or Date Night Bowl At TWIN CITY BOWL Highway 54 West Phone SK 4-4280 Compliments Of P. N. HIRSCH COMPANY John F. 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Serving Louisiana, Bowling Green, Hannibal, Clarksville, And Palmyra Dial SK 4-4322 Dealer In SHELL Products FLORENCE SHOE REPAIR Bill Erickson WATTIHOLY'f Shoes For All The Family In Both Our Stores RAY’S SHOE STORE COWBOY’S SHOE STORE Louisiana, Missouri Compliments Of ENGLAND PAINT For Quality Printing See-- SKylin 4.4471 TtCldUmt gyifuyuxtuut LOUISIANA. MISSOURI Compliments Of RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments Of HOTZ VARIETY STORE Corner, 3rd And Georgia Louisiana, Missouri Where Smart Women Shop GREGORY'S 321 Georgia Street Louisiana, Missouri Fine Jewelry For Everyone Q. R. JOHNSON JEWELRY 303 Georgia Street Louisiana, Missouri JOHN M. WORD SON Real Estate-Loans-Insurance Bank Of Louisiana Building Congratulations From QUALI-T-SHOES BY Distinctive Gifts We Deliver Happiness Phone SK 4-6101 509 Georgia St. Louisiana, Missouri Congratulations, Class Of '63 Your Finance Co. i At Your Service 319 Georgia Street SK 4-5050 BILL'S SHOE SHOP Best Wishes A FRIEND Best Wishes FOWLER MILLER LUMBER Congratulations And Good Wishes Stark Bros. Nurseries Orchards Company At Louisiana, Missouri Since 1816 Specialists In Growing “Fruit Trees “Roses “Shade Trees “Shrubs 117 Compliments Of ILA'S BEAUTY SHOP Good Food BROWN'S CUP SAUCER Best Wishes A. J. Murphy, Jr. 1 I :oland Drug Store ' ' VI 1 rir.-nr - - 1 3rd And Georgia Street Phone SK 4-4551 Compliments Of TRI-SHELL Washers And Dryers At LOUISIANA MAYTAG Best Wishes SISSION CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Good Luck BETSY'S BEAUTY SHOP f Congratulations To The Class Of '63 JOHN SITTON Compliments Of LOUISIANA PAINT BODY 1963 Alamo Bill Sheppard - Editor Terry Prechter - Assistant Editor Hank Pierce - Assistant Business Mgr. Index Students Alexander, Jack............... 49,79,99,107 Allison, Royce........................38,99 Anderson, Charles.............. 49,83,88,99 Anderson, Cher' ...................16,38,74 Anderson, Margaret .................. 49,79 Arnold, Znn....................... 43,78,80 Ayers, John ............................ 49 Bandy, Judy ................. 38,74,82,84,91 Barker, Sherrill ............... 38,74,82,88 Barnum, Bill ................. 43,99,105,107 Barnum, Kathy ........................... 38 Barnum, Johnny . . 42,43,85,99,101,105,107 Brass, Bill ....................... 22,24, 25.32,62,63,74,78,80,84,85,89,91,107 Bass, Ed............................19,43,79 Bass, Shirley ........................ 49,79 Beer, Henrietta ........................43 Beer, Hilda ..................... 43,79,82 Beer, Virgil ................... 83,85,105 Behringer, John ................... 49,79,91 Best, Earl ...................... 43,79 85,99,101,105,107,108 Bishop, Marshall .................. 49,73,99 Blackwell, Jerry ............... 23,25,32,85 Blackwell, Ronnie.............. 38,85,99,101 Bland, Brenda ................. 43,55,82,88 Bokor, Mary ............ 43,74,81,82,86,88 Bolton, Harold ...................... 16,43 Bolton, Iiah .................. 14,22,25,32 Bopp, Barbara.......... 16,49,76,79,89,91,95 Branstetter, Hazel.............. 49,82,88,91 Bray, Robert .............. 14,38,74,80,95 Brick, Cathy................... 38,74,79,88 Bridges, Kathy .............. 38,74,79,80,88 Brown, Charles ............... 38,60,74,83 Brown, Larry .................... 49,79,91 Brown, Pat................. 14,37,38,86,88 Burleson, Dean ....................... 49,83 Cafer, Nancy . Calvin, Jerry . Campbell, Bob Campbell, Doris Chandler, Dale Clark, Karen Clark, Kenneth Clark, Nelson . Cleeton, Jim , . Cole, William , Coleman, Rose ........... 43,82 ........... 49,83 , . . 23,25,32,62 74,85,89,91,99 .............. 38 ........... 49,83 49,67,79,92 ...............49 . . 43,99,102,105 38,74,75,79,80,92 ...............43 .... 49,82,91 Collier, Suanne . .... 23,25,32,63,78 Cordes, Jerry . . . 43 Cox, Sharon .... 16,49 Craft, Eddy .... 43 Criley, Jim . . 49,93 Culley, Carol . . . . . . 49,67,74,79,92 Cunningham, Sheila 16 49,60,76,79,86,88,91 Darnell, Addie . . . 50 Daugherty, Cheryl . 16,23,26,32,61.63,82 Daugherty, Ed . . 43 Davis, James . . . 50 Davis, Kate . . . . 36,82 Davis, Linda Jo 14,38,81,82 DeVerger, Jane 50,79,86,88 DeVerger, Randy . 17,23 26,32,56,61,63,64,85,99,102,107,108 Dewey, Barbara .... 43,80,82,88,91 Dewey, Carlotta 50,74,79 Dewey, Charlotte 14, 38,78,80,82,88,91 Dewey, Della . . 43,80,82,88 Dewey, Karl . . . 23,26,32,62 Dewey, Richard . 50,83 Dillender, Jim . . 50 Dillender, Larry . 50,92 Dixon, Glenda . . . 43,78 Douse, Kay .... 43,88,93 Duncan, Bernice . 44 Elgin, Ellen . . . . . . . 37,38,74,77,80 Elliott, Clyde . . . 44 Elliott, John .... 44 Elliott, Marlene 16,44,78,93 Elliott, Paula . . . . 14,38,74,81,82,84,88 Elliott, Rita .... 16,50 England, Bill . . . 44 England, Lloyd . . 23,26,32,62 England, Robert . . 50 Fernald, Faith . . . 44,79 Fernald, Grace . . . . . 14,48,50,81,82,88 Francis, Leota . . 23,26,32 Fritch, George . . 44 Fritch, L.D. . . . 50 Gierke, Carolyn . . 50,79,91 Gierke, Jim .... 44,99 Glenn, Elizabeth . . 44,73,76,78,79 Goddard, Linda . . 50,82 Goodin, Bill . . . 50,107 1 19 Goodman, Dennis................ 44,79,80,91,93 Green, Jerry ............. 23,26,33,85,102,103 Griego, Bobby............................44,99 Griffith, Bart ................ 17,19,22,27,33 59,60,83,93,102,103 Griffith, Carolyn ..........................44 Griffith, Carrol............... 23,27,33,82,88 Griffith, Elizabeth............ 50,74,88,91,92 Griffith, James..........................50,83 Griffith, Jerry ....................... 16,18, 38,72,73,77,80,93,102,105 Griffith, Mike .... 22,27,33,62,63,74,89,91 Griffith, Robert .... 50,60,83,99,107 Gillett, Shirley.................. 44,79,80,88 Halloran, Linda Hallows, Doug . Hallows, Jeff . . . Hamlett, Tom Hampton, Janice Hampton, Martin Hancox, Phil Harness, Cathy . Harvey, Kathy . Henderson, Margy Henry, David . . . Herren, John . . Hoaglin, Helen Hobkirk, Jennifer Hockaday, Danny Holtsman, Ronnie Howard, Diana . Hotz, Bruce . . . Hunt, Betty . . Hunt, Ken .... Hutt, Carol . . . Hutt, Imogene . . .... 14,38,79 ............... 39 ......... 50,93,99 ............ 39,78 . . . 50,55,82,88 ............ 44,91 . . 44,79,99,107 ........ 44,79,84 . . 44,78,82,88,92 .......... 16,23, 27,33,63,77,78,79 . 44,85,99,107,108 22,27,33,85,99,100 ............... 50 ......... 39,82,91 . . . . 44,79,105 ........... 51,79 .... 51,82,88 , . . 44,98,99,107 ............... 45 ............ 27,62 ...............45 ................39 Ince, Linda 16,45,67,91,92 Jackson, Rita.................... 51,79,88,92 Jefferies, Judy ...................... 16,18, 39,74,81,82,84,88 Jennings, Scott........................ 45,78 Johns, Chuckie ..................... 45,60,83 Johns, Marilyn ....................... 17,23, 28,33,55,59,60,63,73,74,78,79,80 Kilby, Mary Lou.......................18,37, 39,74,76,79,89,91 Klemme, Kirk ......................... 3,23, 28,33,62,63,73,75,85,99,100 Knaus, Marilyn ...................... 22,28, 33,55,56,78,86,88 Knaus, Rick.......... 48,51,79,93,99,105,107 Kritz, Carolyn............... 23,28,33,82,88 Kuna, Theresa..........................51,88 Lawerence, Mary......................51,82,88 Lee, Kenny..................... 39,85,107,108 Lee, Mike..................................51 Lee, Sam........................ 45,89,91,107 Leverington, Bill .................... 22,24, 28,33,76,85,99,102,103 Lewellen, Ara ........................ 39,67 73,74,77,78,87,88 Lindsay, Judy ...................... 45,80,88 Littrell, Carl ........................ 18,39 74,75,76,77,80,85,98,99,100,102,104 Littrell, Jack.........................19,42, 45,79,85,99,100,105,107 Logan, Clay .........................51,79,99 Love, Marie ............................51,82 Lovell, Buzzy ............................ 39 Luck, John A..................... 45,59,60,83 Lynn, Alan ............................ 45,83 Maly, Linda ..................... 45,79,82,88 Marcellus, Dick ...................... 22,28, 34,62,63,73,76,85,99,100,102,103 Martin, Kathy.............. 14,16,18,39,74,78 McMahill, Gentry...........................45 Meier, Ronnie....................... 45,78,92 Michael, Larry.............................51 Miller, Dick...................... 85,107,108 Miller, Esther..........................51,92 Miller, Marion.............................45 Miller, Martha.........................16,19, 39,67,74,76,77,80,89,91 Millner, Karen .................... 17,22,29, 34,63,73,74,76,77,78,89,91,92,93 Minor, Dorothy.............................45 Minor, Larry...........................45,107 Mitchell, Charlotte........................45 Monfort, Bonnie .... 14,51,73,74,79,91,95 Morey, Carolyn.............................51 Morgan, Butch...........................39,74 Morris, Jan ............... 14,45,74,78,80,88 Morrow, Pam............. 39,72,73,74,77,78,88 Morton, Paul ....................... 51,79,93 Mosley, Margaret........... 16,22,24,29,34,82 Mower, Sandy .................... 39,74,79,88 Muff, Chris.............. 45,78,85,99,105,107 Mullen, Dick ............................. 39 Murr, John A....................... 46,98,107 Narramore, Glenn . . . 46,85,99,105,107,108 Narramore, Jerry ....................51,107 Narramore, Linda......................46,92 Niffen, Betty.........................51,82 Niffen, Glen ........................... 39 Niffen, Martha...........................51 Oliver, Kenny .................. 46,85,99,101 Oliver, Nancy.............................14, 16,19,46,73,78,79,80 Lafferty, Robert....................39,83 Lamberson, Larry............ 45,74,83,107 Lamberson, Jack........................51 Lamberson, Tim.........................39 Painter, Carolyn Painter, Patsy . Painter, Sharon Parker, Peggy . . . . 51,82 16,23,29,34 ..........39 51,79,88,91 tzo Parsons, Donna Patrick, Billy . . Patrick, Jane . . Paul, David . . , Pearl, Helen . . Perkins, Bill . . Perkins, Helen , . Peterson, Charlotte Pierce, Hank . . , Pitney, Phil . . . Porter, Jeanne Powell, William Prechter, Bill , , Prechter, Terry . Preston, Pat . , . Price, Diane . . . . Price, Ginny . . Price, Penny . , Price, Sue......... Pruitt, Bob , . . . ............ 46,79,86,88 ..................52,83 .... 22,29,34,81,82 ............ 16,40,74,84 .................... 40 .................... 40 . . . . 22,29,34,81,82 ............... 40,81,88 .................. 18,40 74,78,79,84,85,99,101 .............. 19,40,78 .............. 22,34,82 .................... 52 ................ 52,79 ... 3,18,37,40,75,99 ................... 46 ................16,22, 29,34,67,74,77,78,84,92 ............... 52,79,92 ........... 52,88,91,95 ......... 40,74,82,88,95 ..................•. 52 Ralston, Bertha . Ray, John .... Reed, Mike . . . . Reeves, Gary . . . Reynolds, Audrey Reynolds, Ralph . Richards, Ray . . . Richardson, Glenda Richardson, Sally Richardson, Sam . . Ringhausen, Bob . Roan, Gary .... Roan, Rodney . . , Roberts, John . . Robbins, Janet . . Robinson, Jerry Rohr, Kerwin . . Rose, Colleen . . . Rosenburg, Mike. . Rosenburg, Paul . Rue, Irene . . . . Rule, Jane . . . . .....................52 40,7 ,85,99,100,102,107 ........... 46,85,99,107 ............. 40,102,104 ......................46 ......................52 ................. 52,83 .............. 40,86,88 ..................52,93 . . . . 52,92,93,105,107 .....................46 ........... 23,30,34,62 .....................40 .................52,93 .......... 22,30,34,92 ........... 23,30,34,62 ................. 52,91 . . 14,16,22,30,34,74,91 ..............• . 46,83 .................52,83 .....................52 .................... 40 Saunders, Beverly..........................45 Schaper, Annice............ 16,40,74,77,78,95 Schmitt, Randy .... 52,85,98,101,105,107 Scott, Mary................................45 Scranton, Lynn.............................52 Sevier, Lee Roy ................. 22,30,34,62 Shade, Bill ............................ 52 Sheppard, Bill..........................3,16, 22,30,34,62,63,74,75 Shields, Jean Ann...................16,17,22, 31,34,63,64,74,77,78,84,86,88,92 Shields, Robert.................... 16,23,31, 35,62,63,72,73,76,85,98,100,102 Sidwell, Mary..............................52 Silvey, Larry...................... . 40,80 Sisson, Nancy ............... 14,40,74,78,88 SJtton, Patty .................. 40.74.82,95 Sizemore, Tinka Sloan, Benny Sloan, Bertha Smith, Bette . , Smith, Mary . . Smith, Mike . . . Smith, Norman Smith, Pat . . . , Smith, Pattie . Smith, Ray . . . Smith, Rose . . . Smith, Rosemary Stenson, Ruth . Stevens, Vickie . Stewart, Floyd . , Stewart, Pat . . Strode, Charles . Swarnes, Brenda Swarnes, Linda . . . . . 40,74,78,88 . . . . 40,107,108 ................ 45 . . . . 23,31,35,88 14,16,22,31,35,60,82 .......... 52,93,98 .................53 .......... 53,93,99 ............. 46,82 ..............40,85 ............. 45,91 .... 46,81,82,88 ............. 53,82 ...........23,31,35 ..............53,83 ...........22,31,35 ..............53,91 .......... 53,82,88 .................46 Taliaferro, Ann .... 42,46,79,86,87,88,92 Thomas, Jan..........................16,22, 32,35,63,74,77,78,89,91,92,93 Thomas, Tom ............... 16,53,73,79,107 Tolbert, Gary ........................53,83 Travis, Albert........................47,93 Travis, Donna.........................47,78 Traynor, Marylyn......................41,82 Turner, Don ........................ 17,23, 32,35,56,85,98,99,102,103 Ulry, Jim .... 41,63,74,76,85,99,101 VanStrein, Jean Ann.............. 47,80,88,93 Vaughn, Jean .... 41,55,74,82,87,88 Vaughn, Pam ..................... 47,79,82,88 Ward, Frances . Ward, Kay . . . Ward, Jane . . . Weeks, John . . Wetzel, Butch . . Wharton, Glenn . Wharton, Tom . White, Beverly . White, Sandy . . White, Sue . . White, Terry . , Wickell, Patty . . Williamson, Linda Williamson, Roger Willis, Kenny . . , Willis, Monique . Wilson, Lois . . Wood, Linda . . . Woodfield, Linda Woods, Wanda Woolcott, Barby . Word, Jim .... Word, John .... Worthington, Jim ............41,60,92 .... 22,32,35,91 ........... 53,88,92 ............ 47,79,80 ......... 47,79,80,91 92,93,107,108 ............... 47,83 ............... 47,83 ........... 47,78,91 ............ 53,79,92 . . 41,74,82,89,91 .................. 41 ......... 41,74,78,91 . 42,47,60,79,88,91 .... 53,79,99,107 ...................47 . . . 48,53,74,79,92 . . . . 41,86,87,88 ..................53 , . . 47,73,78,80,84 ........... 53,82,88 ..................14, 74,76,79,80,89,91,95 ...............16,53 . . 18,41,74,102,107 . . . . 53,79,99,107 Young, Freddy ........................ 53 Administration and School Employees Artus, Mrs, Betty ................. 8,70,82 Blais, Mr. Ed............................8, 14,62,98,99,102,105,107 Branstetter, Mrs. Sarah Jane...............8 Coxsey, Mr. Richard...................... 9 Cunningham, Mr. William.............. 9,62, 85,98,99,102,105,107 Deters, Mr. Richard.......................7 Griffith, Mrs. Lula Beth .... 9,68,74 •Grimmer, Mrs. Mildred................. 9 Hampton, Mr. Arthur................... 15 Hastings, Miss Lois............... 9,70,77 Hemphill, Mr. Aaron.................. 9,62 Henderson, Mrs. Mary Lee.................12 Logan, Mr. John...........................7 Millner, Mr. Burdell . . Mitchell, Mr. Note . . . Morris, Mr. Morton . . Morrow, Mrs. Ellen . . . 7 10,62 10,62 . 5,10,63,68,72,73 Niemeyer, Mr. Thomas . . . . 10,62,69,80 Parker, Mr. Marion . . , Pulliam, Mr. Richard . . 7 , . . . . 10,62,88 Schaper, Mrs. Margaret . Schmitt, Mr. John . . . . Shoemaker, Mr. Glenn . Sisson, Mr. William . . . Smith, Mr. Robert .... Smith, Mrs. Willene . . . Stone, Mrs. Bea . . . 10,69,78,79 7 15 11,62 11,83 11,14 12 Talley, Mr. Joseph .... Taylor, Mr. Lewis . . . . Thomas, Mr. Glenn . . . , .... 8,12,62,67 7 Vaughn, Miss Jane . . . . 3,11,75 Webb, Mr. Harold . . . . Williamson, Mr. W. R. Woolcott, Mr. James 11,62 7,67 . . . 8,12,62,67 122