Macon High School - Oipi Yearbook (Macon, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

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The sled and traveller stopped, the courier's feet Delayed, all friends shut out, the house-mates sit Around the radiant fireplace, enclosed In a tumultuous privacy of storm. Emerson Snowbou nd All day the gusty north wind bore Low circling round its southern zone The sun through dazzling show mist shone No church bell lent its Christian tone To the savage air no social smoke Curled oxer woods of snow hung oak Whittier The loosening drift its breath before: The Orange and The Black 'E:lJilJl ' V' 1 J f F-7 I 1.4 Although Yale has always favored the v1olet s dark blue And the gentle sons of Harvard to the crimson rose are true We will own the l1l1es slender nor honor shall they lack While the Tlger stands defender of the Orange and the Black Through the four long years of high school m1dst the scenes we know so well As the mystic charms of knowledge we valnly seek to spell Or we win athletlc v1ctories on football f1eld or track Still we work for dear old Macon and the Orange and the Black When the cares of llfe o ertake us m1ngling fast our locks w1th gray Should our dearest hopes betray us false fortune fall our way Still we bamsh care and sadness as we turn our memorles back And recall those days of gladness neath the Orange and the Black hifi., '.5Qlff3sififU-W ,JHJ 'HTf1 -.flrl fjsg P-:l? JQ7t,nJV'jLfflfqf,j'f,f'fT1T . Bm H477 imglpba li. DIPI x A, . , F5 T , I -,5 . Y F V Q - ' in :. L.- I - 4' I ,' 'Wu '1 t I' I Y--1,-ig -1 ' - ll , ' E x o X 9 A 'bk ' ' r .'Af.!'W-v,m, NI . ' A ' .1 I 4 5 '3zff6fw,f J 'Gi ' 4 WN H ' 5' ' ' ' 1' f1RfQ !Q'mr 'V Q ik ,iv Jigijfzv f' ., 633, g i-fi Contents ADMINISTRATION Superlntendent Principal Faculty School Board CLASSES Seniors Iumors Sophomores Freshmen III ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Clubs IV ACTIVITIES Homecommg Chnstmas Pageant Class Activities Club Activities Calendar Honors SPORTS Football Basketball Track VI ROYALTY Oipi Queen Senior Queen Homecoming Queen Attendants Iunior Queen Sophomore Queen Freshman Queen Barnwarmin Queen Barnwarmin Attendants VII ADVERTISING II. V. LAURENCE E. PHELPS Superintendent of Schools as ,Q Y . 4, , wi? ,VMS HILMAN H. KNAPP Principal ,J . fl L!! 9 . W 15 ll ,fl , 7711! Facult A. if , ,ff .41 -J ' ' ,- t l.' I 4 I 1 , I i , . ' ,, ,ff f m . 4-. rl - I V ' if ' yflfh J Q 1,7 x j, ' nj- ' V, 12' 1 ! I p44 ,X 4 f f A! , iff' MISS ELSIE IONES English II English IV Speech Yearbook Sponsor F.T.A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor f if f r f W f' f l Y I 'J MRS. LYDIA ROEBUCK . -I, ryfy-f I , 114 Girls' Physical Education ?'1, , A' Assistant Basketball Coach mf!! I G.A.A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor ,gf MR. GEORGE DeCU-UR Hygiene Basketball Senior Sponsor 1-,L MISS HELEN NAUGHTON Business Economics Secretarial Practice Shorthand Newspaper Sponsor F.B.L.A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor f 1 MR. GERALD SANDBOTHE Music Senior Sponsor MISS BERTHA BROWN English III American History Iunior Sponsor MR. ALP RED WELCH TYDUIQ Bookkeeping F. B. L.A. Sponsor Iunior Sponsor MRS. VANGIE LEIST Library Iunior Sponsor MISS CAROLYN WIERICHS Home Economlcs I,II,III P.H.A. Sponsor Iunior Sponsor MR. LEON SMITH Advanced Shon Mechanical Drawing General Shop Iunior Sponsor I g ,f I Jw 1, -'I I J 's- 1 A. uf KATHERINE ROBNETT World Hlstory State 6. National American Problems Student Council Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor ,, If MR. FRANK DURHAM Chemistry Biology Physics Advanced Science Sophomore Sponsor MRS. LAURA KESSLER MRS. NANCY LEATHERMAN Englxsh II English III Study Hall Sophomore Sponsor MR. WARD HARRI NGTON Vocational Agriculture Sophomore Sponsor I 1 MR. HUGH DUNN Boys' Physical Education Football Coach M Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MISS HAZEL CALDWELL Algebra I Algebra II Geometry Trigonometry Mu Alpha Theta Freshman Sponsor MRS. SERENA COOPER Social Studies General Math Freshman Sponsor MRS. V. L. DRAIN Chorus MRS. D. CHRYSTAL ST. CLAIR English I Latin I Latin II Societas Latina Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MRS. NORMA MANNING Secretary to the Principal lst Semester MRS. MARY KEALEY Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. ELSIII FERGUSON Secretary to the Principal Znd Semester MRS. GLENN NORTON Guidance Nici' MRS. CHARLES CHASTAIN MR. LAURENCE I-IUGHEQ Cafeteria Manager MR. WILLIAM BURNS Custodian Custodian CHARLES POEHLMAN Custodian Uffice Staff From Left to Right: Pat Ruth, Diana Bradley, Kay Fuller, Bobby Meisner, Ioy Ownby, with Mrs. Elsie Ferguson at the typewriter. Board of Education Left to Right: Superintendent Phelps, Dr. R. D. Maddox, Mr. Lester Hutton, Mrs. R. C. Kealey, Treasurer: Mr. Vernon Leist, Presi dent: Mr. Edward Iurgensmyer, Secretary: Mr. Norman Humphrey, Mr. O. I. Lamb. Mr. Henry Binder Knot picturedl. AN f-fi 192' f Ti his x ,, ,M ,. X, he ff fi., g, we-..- K '4 -2 Sami. , , x S 1 X Q. lOHNNIE GIRANDO F. F.A. .................. .. 1 F'.B.L.A.... ..4 Track ......... .... 4 FOOfba11 ....... ...... 2 , 3 Football Letter , , 3 Basketball ,,,,,, Basketball Letter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 Convince him of something against his will, and he is as usual of the same opinion still. ::...:::'1.,'2.,.3., 4 ,x 3 Iv Af , ,J LU CINDA EG GLESTON Band Letter .... .. ..... ..1,2,3.4 1000 Point Club .... ..1,2,3,4 Section Leader,,, , ,,,, 2,3 Band Vice-President ,, , ,, 4 Oiliii Staff ...... . . . . . . 4 Student Council , ,,,, , , , , , 4 Class Vice-President , , , , , , , 4 Latin Awards ,,,,,,,,,, , , , 2, 3 Latin II Medals , , ,,,,,, , 3 F.H.A... ........ ...l,2,4 P.H.A. Reporter 2 P.T.A. ......... 3,4 F.T.A. Treasurer... , 4 Poetry Award ................. 2 Second Place in Legion Contest 4 To acquire the habit of reading is to construct for yourself a refuge from almost all the miseries of life. CHARLOTTE GRADY Pep Squad .............. l,2,3,4 Cheerleader .............. 2 , 3 , 4 F. H.A. ....................... l Editor-in-Chief of Newspaper . . . 4 Class Treasurer ............... 4 The kind of girl that can't keep out of ambition's way. SU E MAYES O1P1Sraff... ......... Student Council Secretary, , , , , , Sen1orQueen F F.H.A. Secretary., .,,,.,, F. H.A. Sub-district Secretary .. P. H.A. Vice-President ,,,,,, , Arr Award ............. ...... BaSkerba11........ .... Homecoming Attendant . . . . .. Class Treasurer ,,,,,,, , , , Our queen she will be. -H-PM ...... . ....... 1.2,3 PAT RUTH Iunior Class Queen . . . . ..... . . Cheerleader........ ...... 2,3,4 Class Secretary... .... She's not an angel: she's not a pearl she's just an all round girl. IERRY CO F.F.A. ........ . Football .... Track ....... Track Letter ,,,, Football Letter , . M Club ......... M Club President Nothing short move him. IE RRY LU CAS p.p.A... ....... . .... .. F. F.A. Vice-President .. Basketball. . . . ...... . . . Class President ,.,,.,.. No, I don't have a Toni MARTHA MILLER PepSquad,... ....... 1234 Pep Squad Secretary, , , Basketball ..... ' ...... Tall and quiet like the windmill in a calm. RAYMOND CARRIKER F. B. L.A Band Letter Football Uses classes for a resting place MARY SUE GAINES F.H.A. . ............... l,2,3,'1 F. H. A. Songleader ............ Opportun1ty wears a smxling face. W R X N x EVELYN F. H.A .... . ..... Latin Club ,,,,,, CIARK .... .....l In all things she is quiet and sincere. BILL KNOWLES F F A F F A Pres1dent Band Football The gxrl who gets me s lucky? , X IAMES MALONEY Transferred Iunior Year PepSquad...... ........ .. .... 4 Girls annoy meg but I love to be annoyed. WW ff MARY LENZINI F.B.L.A. ........ .. ...4 Basketball. .... . ........ 1,2 PepSquad........... .... ...1,2 The mildest manner--the gentlest heart. DONALD HICKS MClub............ .... .....3,4 A young man in his early f1irt1es. BILL MURR F.F.A. ................ 1,2,3,4 Bachelor--man who has he doesn't know about. 1' Z' X TUDY BRAUDIS Basketball ............ ...... 2 Pep Squad ,,,, ,,,2,3,4 F-H-PM ...... ...2,3 ClassQueen... Cheerleader.. ..... ..........3.4 Newspaper............. .... ...4 'Ihe greatest happiness comes from the greatest activny.' FRANK WRIGHT F.F.A.... ............ ...1,2,3,4 The census embraces seven million women. I d lxke to be me census. MARIE BENEDICT Basketball .................. 1, 2 Chorus Historian ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. 2 Pep Squad ........ ...1,2.3,4 P. H.A. ............. ...... 2 Class Secretary ,,,,,,,, , , , 2 Homecoming Attendant ,,,,,,,,, 3 Cheerleader ................. X3, 4 Dark brown hair, dark brown eye her smile takes the prize. SJ DALE WALKER F.P.A. .................. .. 1,2 F.B.L.A. ..... . .............. 4 Do you need this credit? DAVIDANGELO Fo0tbal1...... ..... .......2,3,4 Track .......... ..... 2 F. T.A. .......... . . 3, 4 F.T.A. President .... . . . 3 Olpi Staff ...... . . . 4 Newspaper .... . . . 2 Camera Club ,,,, , , 2 Art Award .................... 3 Student Council ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 C h aracter is the diamond that s cr atc hes every other stone. JANE AKERS P.H.A. .................. 1,2 F. B. L.A ............. .... 3 P. B.L.A. Treasurer ,,,,, , , ,3 F-T-IM .......... ......... . 4 Second In Legion Contest ...... 4 'The trouble with the straight and narrow is that there is no place to P ark . PAUL DUNN Transferred Sophomore Year. Says little and does less. NANCY PAGLIAI F.H.A. ........... 1,2,3 F.H.A. President.. ........ .. . Barnwarming attendant ..... . . . Eager to learn--ready to do. DWAYNE SMITH Photography Club ...... ..... PeDSquad........ ...1,2. Cheerleadern............... F.T.A.......... ..... Sma11, but does he get aroundl' CIARABELL O TOOLE F.H.A. ................ 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Vice-President ........ 4 Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe, but don't be so sure. MARTHA STREIC3-IT F.H.A......... ..... ......2,4 She's quiet: she's self-composed what she thinks nobody knows! SHIRLEY HARRIS F. H.A .......... Pep Squad , , She sits idly, twiddling he thoughts. LUELLA FLOWERS Transferred Iunior Year F. B. L.A. ........... . Newspaper......... ..... ...4 Basketball She has a way of her own. fs.. MARILYN PRATHER F.H,A. ...... . ...........1,2, F. H.A. Officer , , , Pep Squad...... Basketball. . . Latin Club. .............. . . . . LatlnAward.......... ........ . 'Self-help is th e best help. RUTH GUFFEY F. H.A. ..... ............. l , 2 , 3 F.H.A. Sergeant-at-Arms ,,,,,,, 4 'She is permanently waved--as to hair and character. RICHARD WALLER Basketball ...... 1,2,3,4 Track ..... ......... . ......... 2 Beware, I may do somethlnq Yet- MARLENE MADDY Drum M810-r .............. .... 4 Section Leader. ......... .... 2 Barnwarming Attendant ,,,,,.,.. 3 Pep Squad ............... l,2,3,4 F. H.A. ...... . . ..... 3, 4 First at State ................ 2 , 3 Band Letter ............. 1, 2 , 3, 4 'ln her cheerful way through life Marlene will conque' care and strife. CHARLES LINN Class Vice-President ,, . . . . .1 Class Presldentu, ,,,,,, Student Councll,,,,.,,,,,,l,2,4 Student Council President. .. 4 PartYICha1rman .... MCU-lb........ ..... ...1.2,3,4 M Club Vice-President . . . .... . . 3 Football Co-Captain .... . . . . . . .4 Football Letter,, ,,,,,,,, 1,2,3,4 Track..... .... ..1,-2,3 TrackLetter..... ......2,3 Basketball ,,,,,,,,, 1,2,3,4 Basketball Letter . ............ . 3 Oipl Staff .................... 4 All District Second Team ,,,,,,, 3 All District First Team ...,.,,,, 4 All State Second Team ......... 4 It lsn't the winning that makes the man. LOUISE ANDREWS Class Secretary. .... Homecoming attendant , , , , , , , , BandLetter............ F F -TJ-X ...... ..... .. ....3, I-'.T.A. Vice-President P.B.L.A. ..... .. A.rtAward Basketball . . . . . . . . . What I will, I can. .H-A.......... ..... ...1,2, BEVERLY 'BU RCI-I F.H.A. ............... l,2,3,4 F.H.A. Historianu, Latin Club ,,,,,,, , , , 2 F.B.L.A. ....... ...3 Pep Band .................. 3,4 4 F.'1'.A. .... .... ...... ...... . Any similarity between her and a blonde xs strictly peroxidentall' DAVID BRADSHAW F.B.L.A......... ..... CameraC1ub........... .... 1,2 Coffee ls coffee: tea is tea: I love the gurls, and they love me. ROBERTA BARROW BandLetter.. .... ........1,2,3,4 1000 Point Club... ..... 1,2 Section Leader .... ..... 3 Band Secretary, , , , , 4 English Award ........ . . 3 Latin Award ........... . . 2 Homecoming Attendant .... ..... 4 F.H.A.. ..,........... ...1,2 F. T.A ...... . . . 4 PepBand ......... Macon is great--but there's just something about Kirksvi11e. LYLE NEWKIRK F.T.A. ............... F.T.A. President ,,,,,,, I'm not conceited. I'm perfect De ETTE SANDNER Latm I Award ....... ...... Latln Club.. .... .. .. Latln Club Secretary, , , Lattn ll Award . .......... American History Award . D.A.R. Award .. ..... . F.T.A. ...... . ... F. T.A. Secretary. .. Student Councll ,,,,,, Olpx Staff ............. Legron Contest Wtnner, , Sne knows the only way frlend lS to be one. ..3 have RO SAN NA PAYSO N PepSquad ........ ...l,Z,3,4 Pep Squad Presldent ....,.... 3,4 ing, Student Council ....., . . . .4 hw-an A l Basketball ............. . . American History Award ,,,,,,. 3 4 Russ1an sclentists won't always X be ahead: here comes Rosle! '- NGWSDGDBY ................... xl . .xl a xv K t r Ili JUNIOR WILSON Transferred Senior year F.B.L.A. ........ . .... doe sn't want me to hang around w1th. - ' ,rtr .L x. Q . C-- 1. X l fc. . ff NJ J 1 , -L 'Q' I 1,4-yl,,y Q7 NORTON BUTLER Newspaper .............. . . . 2 Latin Club ............... . . . 2 Latin Club Vice-Presldent ...... 2 F. B. L.A. ............... . . .4 F.B.L.A. President., 4 Class President ..... . ..... .... l Student Council . . . .......... 2, 3 Tigorum Defensor Party Chairman 4 BandLetter .... .. .... ......2,3,4 Dance Band ,,,,,,, 2,3,4 1000 Point Club ...... .. 2,3,4 PepBand ............ ...2,3,4 Student Band Director .... .... 3 ,4 All State Orchestra .... ..... 3 Driver's Trophy ........ . . . . . . . 3 Does ms best and does not boast. IULIA THOMAS P.H.A. .................. .. 1,2 F- T-A- ...... . ..... 3 Pep Squad ..... .... 2 .4 Newspaper ...... 2 English Award .... . . .... 3 Olpl Another Shakespeare She will beg if she continues to wrlte poetry. l 1' X Basketball . ............... ,. 4 I'm the klnd of boy my mgthey IAMES WRAY F,y,A,. ........ ......1,2,3,4 Football ................ 2, 3.4 Football Letter.. . . . . . . 3 Track ...... .... .... 3 , 4 Track letter .......... ..... 3 M Club .................. 3,4 M Club Vice-President ,,,,.,, 4 01111 Stafi .................. 4 Student Council ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 Not too serious, not too gay, just a rare good fellow when itgmes to play. 4, KAY FULLER Basketballu.. ....... ...1,2 ..2,3 P.H.A. Reporter... ....3 F.B.L.A. ..-. ...... ...4 F.B.L.A. Secretary ...... . .. . . 4 'Her quiet smile speaks a world of friendliness. BOB LEWIS Football ............... l,2, 3,4 Football Co-captain ........... 4 Basketball ............ l,2,3,4 Track ................. 1.2, 3, 4 M Club .... 4 ............. 2 - 3 , 4 Class Vice-President ......... 2 'On the football field he is quite the berries, when he grabs the piq- skin, he never tarries. MARCELLA MANNING F.H.A .... ....... ......2,3,4 F.H.A. Sub-district Historian ,,,. 3 F. H.A. Kitchen Warming attendant 2 F. H.A. Sub-district Delegate . . . 4 G.A.A ........................ 4 Oipi Staff .................... 4 Oipx Queen ................... 4 She's at the awkward age, too old for teddybears, too young for the wolves. IARRY PORTER F. F.A. .................... l , 2 , 3 F-F-PM RSPOHSI ..............' . . 3 Student Council ,,,,,,,,,,, l, 3, 4 Student Council Vice-President , 4 Football............ ..... l,Z,Ig,-4 Football Co-captain , , , , , , , , , , 4 Football Letter,,,,, ,,,2,3,4 TraCk.......... ....1,4 OipiStaff...... .... ....4 Newspaper Staff .......... .... 4 All-District Second Team ........ 4 M Club ................... 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. District First . ......... . 2 We should be judged not by what we might have been, but what we have been. SUSAN WRIGHT F.H.A .............. .... . ..1,4 PepSC1uad................... 2 Pep Squad Vice-President . . . . . . . 3 Diamonds are a girl's best friend. CONNIELUCAS F.H.A. .... ......... . ......1,2 M Club .... .... 2 , 3 G-AJL ......... ....... 4 Basketball ,,,,,,,,,, , ,l,2,3,4 Basketball Letter, ,,,,,,,,,,, 2 , 3 Connie is a lot of fun---what she likes is her chewing gum---snap--- crackle---pop. HAROLD TOLSON Football Silence is golden. KAY COZAD Pep Squad ................1,2,3 G.A.A. Newspaper......4............4 I love 'em alll Long, lean, short and tall. U-XRRY CIAUS I study when there is nothing else to do. 4 I IAMES VVILLS Basketball ....... ....... 1 , 2. 3, 4 F-B-L-PM ..... ..... . ..... . ..... 4 A nice boy when you get to know him. JACK FULLER F.F.A ......... . ........ ..1,2,3 Iack ' s too old young t just at the awkward age. . . . to say anything cute and too o say anything intelligent. GERALDINE RATLIFI-' Transferred Senior Year' F.H.A...... ....... ..... .... .. 'Her ways are ways of quietness ROSE ANN WALTER F.H.A.. ....... .......1,2,3,4 I'm s mall, but so is dynamite. LARRY IMLER F.P.A. ........... ....l,2,3,4 Football ....... . .... . . . . . , I love Saturday, I love Sunday but oh! how I hate Monday! BOBBY WEBER If Bobby goes and Bobby drives Macon students insure your livesl IAMES MAYBRY F.F.A. ....... ......... . ..l.2 F.B.L.A .... .... 4 BandLetter....... ...... ....3,4 Both he and his car are equipped with automatic clutches. f E- nge 'i MARY ANN KING ....4 Basketball ...... . ............ 1,2 PepSquad...................1,2 Modesty is her chief chann. With this safeguard none can do her harm. BEVERLY HARRIS Pep Squad .......... .... 1 ,2,3,4 PepBand....... ......... 2,3,4 Any girl can handle the beast in a man if she's cagey enough. MONTY GRANT TYaCk..... ..... .... 1,2.3 Track Letter,,, ,,,,. .3 Football....................2 3 FOOtbd11 Letter. . .... . . . . . . . .... Don't jest with meg l'm serious minded. SARALEE SKINNER 'Transferred Senior Year PepSquacl.............. ....4 F.H.A... ...... ...4 Barnwarmlng attendant Her sparkling eyes and cheerful laughter will remain with us forever after. MARY BOVVZER F.H.A..... ........ ....1,2,3 3 F.B.L.A. Secretary... ...3 F-B-L-A-..... ..... . F.'I'.A. .................... 4 F.T.A. Vice-President ....... 4 While she's waiting for the right man to come along, she's having a wonderful time with the wrong ones. TOMMY CRAIG Basketball................1,2,3 CameraC1ub...................1 'If ym don't think wcmen are explosive . . ..try dropping one. NANCY REED Transferred Senior Year She loves only one, but which one ? IOHN MACUMBER FO0fb2111 ................ 1 , 1 , 3 Football Letter ,,,, ,,.,,,, 3 Basketball ,,,,,, l,2,3 Track ........ ...... 3 M Club ............. .... 3 F. F.A. .............. . . . 3 Class Vice-President ,,,, , , Student Council ....... .... Band Letter .......... .... 3 Section Leader ................ Please, girls, don't flirt with me 'Hx f 5 DIANA BRADLEY PepBand ....... ..... ...3,4 PepSquad ................ ....l,4 F.H.A.. .... ............. 2,3 I play a musxcal instrument some, but only fcr my own amazement. SONLA HINTON Basketball ........ ...... .... 1 F.H.A. ...... ........ ..... . . . . .1 Pep Squad ........ . .... . ..... . . .1 'From school books to cook books. JANE ANN MOORE PepSquad.... .......... F.H.A. . ...... . .......... 2,3,4 Small, and blond, and pretty. IAN EI' DAWSON F.H.A. ......... ..... . .... 1 , 3.4 I.C.L. . ............. . ........ 2 Quietly, she goes her way making new friends everyday. 0477566 xv ROEMELL GRETT Pep Squad .............. 2,3,4 In her single person she manages to produce the effect of a majority. 35 Senior Class 1958 MOTTO Push Pull Or Get Out Of The Way CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER American Beauty and American Beauty Sllver Rose SPONSORS Miss Elsie Jones Mr George De Clair Mrs Lydia Roebuck Mr Gerald Sandbothe Miss Helen Naughten Our hlstorv begins in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty five filled with awe as we 100 Freshmen witnessed the splendor of Macon High School Desirous of being like our idols the upperclassmen we chose some of our outstanding Freshmer as officers Norton Butler served as Class President backed up by Charles Linn Vice Presldent and Sharon Tunnell Secretary Treasurer We chose American beauty and silver to be our class colors the four years of our life at Macon High School Kathleen Healy relgned as our Class Queen and Nora Iane Truitt was elected Home coming Attendant by the Freshman football boys That year we began dlsplaying our abilities in classwork music and sports thus show ing our faculty and schoolmates what was in store for them As very conf1dent Sophomores we elected as President Ierry Lucas Vice President Bob Lewis Secretary Treasurer Marie Benedict Iudy Braudls was our queen that year and Sue Mayes was chosen to be the Sophomore Attendant to the Homecommg Queen Now acquainted with the orgamzatlon of Macon High School we even more so enjoyed the Homecoming Dance Sock hops and were completely thrilled by the Student Counc1l Elections After two years of hard work we found ourselves second to the throne high mighty Iuniors Exalted we elected Charles Linn Class President Iohn Macunber Vice Presi dent and Louise Andrews Secretary Treasurer Pat Ruth and Marie Benedict were honored by their elections as Class Queen and Homecoming Attendant We found ourselveshonor1ng the Seniors at the Iunior Senior Prom We selected Hitch Your Wagon To A Star as our theme and carried lt out in full array We were 1ndeed proud of our Junior boys who were necessities to our Undefeated 1957 Football Squad Now in 1958 we have been elevated to dignified Seniors Iohnnie Girando Lucinda Eggleston Pat Ruth and Charolette Grady were elected as President Vice President Sec retary and Treasurer respectfully We Seniors elected Sue Mayes as OLLI' Class Queen Wanda Van Sickle reigned as the 1958 Homecoming Queen attended by Louise Andrews and Roberta Barrow The Oipi Staff esteemed the honor of Oipi Queen to Marcella Manning Here our history ends We will always be grateful to the teachers and students who have been our friends during our life at Macon High School To them we extend a hearty thanks for making our four years at Macon High School some of the most happy and pros perous years of our 11ves The Senior Class of 1958 A u u 1 1 - . 0 . , ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - 1 I - I . 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 0 . 1 1 . . 1 1 . 1 1 ' I 1 I 1 ' ' 1 1 ' I . - - n . n - 0 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 '- , . . 1 . . . 1 . u n ,- . I' GARY WINKLER BOBBY KAY MEISNER KAY GROVES 1,33 Tv' i, , A l WESLEY ATKINS BETTY WRISINGER 1 it ANN RIUTCEL MERLIN STROPPEL IANET woon 3 . iw V,-4 Q' -Q 'ir NORMA BERRY iN Q IAMES SH' LYNN Palms fa' - fx -lx Q Aff' 1 f VAAQXSX f f' Y' 5 XR - X, , . LARRY SMITH X DALE WHITLHY 5 RONALD MARSHALL i DAN ETTE MORROW IERRY MILLER Ay- I1 KLM PLORA MAE BINDER ANNE 'RAINE ROY CHRISTY 'K' HENRY CU PP ,915-Q Sgr .ff ,, 70' NORMA IEAN BAKER KENNETH MALONEY IOYCE FARMER 5. in I ,ba :NU 1 vm WU! IAMES HARRIS far DARLENE DU NAWAY ,K H! IACQUELIQXE PERRY 1,- RICHARD FARIS DONNETA if aff- W'ILLIAM CASON AN DY RIUTCEL DONNA GOOD ,. ARLENE GUFFEY I 1 I ROY CARTER SHARON I-'LEMING - Lv Ei. Y. x ,3 ER' A H L W If rp ft, LINDA GRIBP I Q1 I f DIANE FERGUSON I RA USHER CLARENCE ENGLISH 'K I P9 KEITH DOWNEY i? ' ,A.,,, , f f S , 2 f -.1 LARRY PHILLIPS SHIRLEY 0 'TOOLE LaTRELLE WALKER ,Ii R DOROTHY swALLow 5 ' 91 I U A ,if - Gp.- X x LOUISE WOOTEN IERRY McBE.'I'H nuagc Q JUG ,.v A Nh. GARY THOMAS M 10m ,A I. mum WILLIAMS JERRY LEATH DONNA GAINES .-ur' 3 4---' RUSSELL I-IOOTON in ' 1 A 'LJSHARON OLLMAN JOY OWNBEY -62 IERRY 1'r.'rr:R - VIRGINIA BRUMBACK WILLIAM CLARK IIMMIE WHITE CLORA SUE SMITH coRA JPAN TETER DALE DAVIS BEVERLY MCPIKE R Z , , . 'A D Y.- w R .,..,. - NE MAXI HUDSON BBTSY MEANS DELORES SPENCER JOSEPH AMIDH IERRY AUSMUS Z' GARY GLENN ' KAREN RYBURN iL?Q:f5If 15531, I . 'Ax ' A ' - i+j'z5?2' I ' - LINDA JONES DANIEL MATKIN THOMAS GIRANDO CONNIE HALL IERRY BRUMBACK SHIRLY GOOD v IOHN MCGUIRE PATRICIA LAY MARAGAREI' MILLER IOHN KING LINDA DAY IOHN FORD BARBARA SIMMONS LARRY CRQW DANNY MITCHELL IUDITH IOANNE C-HEEVER' HAROLD KISOR MARY WRIGHT MARY ELIZBETH THOMPSON TONI LIEST O 'LEWIS GIPSON NV 3,1 l 15--M' A BRUCE LUNSFORD BONNY LOU MITTS IOHN RICHARD TFTER 'is OHN MRL DALE CLARKE is for the joy we get from livin' the bond of unity that thrives, because our goal is drawing nearer ntent on making something of our lives. There's only one more year for us to struggle ejoicing in our triumphs--quite a sum uppose that we should say that we've enjoyed it Move over Seniors--Here we come! Junlor Hlstory We Iumors of '57 58 came mto Macon Hlgh School as Freshmen in 55 56 We elected as our offlcers the followlng Presldent Iohn King Vice President Iimmy Shearon Secretary Connle Shearon Treasurer Danette Morrow We elected Linda Grlep as class queen Danette Morrow was Homecommg Queen Attendant We had as our class colors acqua and silver Our Sophomore year Wlfh much more confidence and know how we elected the following class offlcers President Ierry Mrller Vice President Kay Groves reigned over the class as queen Margaret Miller was the Homecoming Queen Attendant The class colors were p1nk charcoal gray and whlte Our float DOWN YOU GO won second prize much to ourjoy Now we have reached the middle section of the auditor1um and we are await 1ng the north sectlon anxiously We elected th1s year the followlng class officers President Tommy Glrando V1ce President Ilmmy Shearon Secretary Gary Glenn Treasurer Flora Mae Binder Our class queen elected to re1gn over us this year was Danette Morrow Mary Wright was our Homecoming Queen Attendant We decided to use our Freshman colors again acqua and sllver Our float, TOM TOM THETIGER SSON won second prize ' -I ' ' I -I , . . 2 ' --- , - -.11 I ma... I I 111 . z --- . I - --- Ierry McBeth, Secretary---Betsy Means, Treasurer---Margaret Miller. 5 Q I I ' ll ll . . , . : --- . I . - --- I I --- I --.. . ---. - . In I N ' I I I 2 fi! W-Q. g ui 52 f A. f .if M. ' J Y K ,, J 1 f fwe, rf 5,7 X Q-Hn as fit W IUDY PLUMMER EVEREYIT STEP!-'EN GLORIA LESTER fww' ANN MONTGOMERY DONNA CHEEVER !Od ' DONALD BIN DER LINDA CAROL mm UPTON RETA PARIS V. l GERRY H' 'LL SHIRLEY PILLERS ROY DALE GILSTRAP SANDNER FREDDY TETER '? 55: 51 .. wg W Y , Qi . -faggqxi my .W f M.. ' I F252 ,L 1 'K l 7liaf., -' fk A kiwi? ,I ' ' , Q 5 'nf A n A ' Ls 1 A , .gag gn. .V I I eiw . 3 ' i, f L, wg. . 1' L 1 f- -1: -1 :W x 'K .I -1-L:-. .-af' my L, . f ai3i551:jp3t,q:f: is f -f ' dS'if.1..LIEikf.ts - 1' DAVID FORTNEY Lv' sdr,,1 MARILYN ANN PERKINS ,I nil X N435-,. w- K W IUNE BLOSS CONNIE IOY DAVID CRAIG GARY OLSON ' 'VX ' DOUGLAS HEALEY BARBARA WILSON RUTH ANN KING in nys ALf.'I'A VULLAERE I . xr x I gf-, N, x il! A ,. , I x .1 N Vffig , I l . QL, af .' 'Xl- I I FREDDY LOWERY A W ,f IJ- T-'Z MARY WILLIAMS 1' SHIRLEY MARCH x.v,.:- :TL X ,. Hx xiii! N x :GWES-DOLYN COOPER I 1' GERRY CONRAD 1. 3' P X ll L C' .. 2, '3 .f X V' 4 :L 'I ,J K' N x I l , ,I X. MELO DY WALSTON fs. IOHN HALE IERRY DEVINE , I QQJANE MEANS A .Lf RONNY BURCH '11 EMMA IEAN WING 1 A ,V 9 MARY IANET MATKIN CAROL SHEARON BERTHA LEE CRUM IAMES GUI-'PEY IARRY CRUTCHFIELD PAT WEST CROARKIN VIRGINIA TATE CHARLES BUNTON of WVAZ LINER Hoo'roN I xxrfx' RONNIE MCQUITTY SHARON THOMAS ADA PEARL PERKINS 'N EVANS STEVE LINDLEY SANDRA SCHNEIDER Qv ZS' IIMMIE SEBREE SARA ANN MADDOX ROGER CLARK '65 . ir' ROSE ANN CRESS WILLIAM LEE SHORT MILLARD TOLSON ELIZABETH HARRIS Q, if Af x WU v .qv L 4 x ,fx ' A I MARILYN BROWN 9 riff ,C I . i , K ' SJ . ..,,., 1 2:7- ANDREW STILL MARIANNE ION ES CHARLES POWELL is 5' 'M' f .,f lj fr Q g, V. .bf .4 V .- fe. 14 IUNE MCCALLIE HELMUT RIPPEL -1 K. ONNTE PORTER MARY LOU CAREY DONNIE LEATH 999 if ANITA KAY FUQUA EDWARD KNOWLES PAT .1 DONALD MARSHALL PORTER BALDVVIN ELAINE PERRY IOANNE BOWZER Hi? LINDA CUNNINGHAM SH EILA WARREN J., 1 . j' ,. . f . ,I NV f .1 muh, W'1t'1:'!AM' YOU NT , J RONALD SMITH X4 N x V... fx.. H N X ? fx Q x GARVIN NED NEWKIRK Q. N-, TQ. fx N9 -O 4. J if J! A . I L , V ' , r O I 1 .x , , X 1 ' ku, lf- EVA MAE KITTS L FOREST BROCK me ,- ' Q' 'w JMB ' Q M' I Q O ' IQ . . CATHEMNE PAUGHT JAMES swALLow SANDRA HAYS ik f av A-'lf if A in-v NIU e - O if rvuxmoan: HENDREN LARRY KILGORE PHILLIP BURDEN BONNBE FLOWERS JOYCE DE MONBRUM 1 . f, . f W ' CQ' K , W . y Y I, x, ,K NVIL 'PQ' BILL LEWTS LINDA LUCAS KEITH LASATBR lNot Plcturedl Our Class Today in our schools are four classes, They each have their rank and their title. Together they work: together they play, And seldom do they become idle. First come the eldest: they are called Seniors, They're called the mightiest ones. Next follow the jolly good juniors Always happy and full of fun. Of course, each school has Freshmen, They take all the teasing and jest. But, heyl walt just a minute! I've left out the very best. Naturally, I'm not prejudiced at all just because I belong to this corps, But I guess we're most outstanding For we hold the rank of Sophomore. We are always very cheery As we work from day to day, Even though we sometimes grumble As we go along life's way. Sophomore Class History ln September, 1956 we hesltantly walked lnto Macon H1gh School nlnety fr1ghtened freshmen We were not mystlfled by everythlng for long though for we soon settled down We began by electlng our flrst class offlcers who were Presldent Don Marshall Vice Presldent Davld Fortney Secretary, Shlela Warren and Treasurer Mary Lou Carey We also voted ln Sandra Hays as relgning queen When Homecom1ng tlme came around we cast our votes for attendant to the Homecomlng Queen Llnda Album I Student COUHC1l we chose Donna Cheever Ierry DeV1ne and Roy Dale Gllstrap We also entered a float 1n the Homecommg Parade usmg our class colors relleved and feellng our Freshman year had been a success Comlng back as Sophomores we felt more at ease upon enterlng the majestlc halls of Macon H1gh We began the year agaln by electlng new offlcers They are Presldent David Fortney V1ce Presldent, Ronnle Porter Secretary Marlanne Iones and Treasurer Iane Means Thls year we chose Mary Lou Carey as class queen Durlng the Homecoming celebra t1on, we elected Marlanne Iones as Homecommg attendant and entered a float Little MISS Muffet , uslng the class colors purple and whlte Kay Fuqua Eddle Knowles and Ronnle Porter are our representatives ln Student COUDC11 When the year comes to a close and the bleachers are emptled t1ll next fall, we'll all journey home again untll next year when we return as Iunlors P I ' l l ' 2 ' , : - ' , ' 2 , . . I . ' H I I ' blue and silver. So the year closed, and we left Macon High for a while, . I . , ' I . I 7 . - . . I I I I I U . ll ' ll ' I ' . I I I . l 1: 5.1 z -Q. ,-uf., B 'pix vw PATSY RUFENER CIAMORE NEEDHAM BONITA BRADSHAW LARRY MARSH DELOMA RICHMOND HELEN WILSON RONALD BENTELE IBRN BRUMBACK BETTY WOLFE SANDRA WHITE LARRY FOX TRELL FOSTER BARBRA EDMUNDS 14' .J 'U VIRGINIA SCURLOCK 3 STEVE RICHMOND ROSETTA MAE SMITH TN N- U IERRY 1o1N1:R AEIWQRLY GRETT 1,417 J CLAIRE WRAY BARBRA BREWER PAULETTE SPENCER DARYL LINDLEY K-I KAREN LYON GENE BRADLEY BILL ED YATES IANICE HIGGINS DONALD TURNER FLORENCE ALTHEIDE RONNIE SWITZER 771 cv DONALD MILLER MARY ALICE SLAGLE O . 'WJ' gwf 7 CAROL SANDNER LLOYD STROPPEL V X z L V E PHILLIP PAGUM . DORTHY GRAVBS THAN STANLEY BUTLER RUSSELL STOKES qkg ., - ff' Q: EK! 5 5' rg C5 SHIRLEY NEESON ROBERT VanSICK1.E ANGELO SWALLOW CLARENCE WALKER GERALDINE FIEDLER KAREN CAREY 1 A I KAREN WHITE A f MMM PATRICIA OB ERTO DONALD CARRIKER CHARLES KNAPP UL., SANDRA MCELROY fl ,. 3. X. SCOTT PHILLIPS DONNA SUE GIPSON ,qv- V99 T 1or:'r'rA sumo-xzuzm Rossnr Romcnrrro MARIE mcxson ,fe f .X fi,' ' - 1 f Q , , , ' ,J wwf. ,,, XA! .V i Iv H fa, 5 V- If if DON BROWN DIANA E 1 If ,V L4 f .A 3, A ,A X iii 3 X LINIM LUTHER JOHN WHITE SANDRA HALL TOMMY SNEED IACHE FORD LANCE ROEMER CHERYL BIANCO BETTY LENZINI HAROLD DUNAWAY 'lim Ag , Q , x :fn nmm xmuss KIMBALL ToLsoN 1 KAREN IAY HI-M0 LAY fx L . MARY ANN muno JERRY KELLY BONNIE PATTO - KENN ETH WATTS IANA ARNOLD GARY HOLMAN ff LQ ff' PATRIC HEALBY ' WHXTCOMB HOWELL IOHN WESSEL LINDA BERRY 2522? I DON WHITE JUDY KAY TETER GARY WELCH LEVVIS MEISNER MINNIE MASON DEANNA MADDY mf 5 3 x Q , J I is PA 5-y'.xX ' X5-5 -A Xe bw Y? 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Q hw W V' 'W' W V V ' w Q W Nj Y 2 ? Q, 1 s ,xi 43 gif if , Eg J he Y, 'G f X f as fi 3 4 ,wmv-wf '-my-4-f vw Roberts Banfow, Secretary, Norton Butla, President, Lucinda Eggleston, V1ce-Pres- ident. Band Officers Ma jorettes Left to Right: Marlene Maddy, Da nette Morrow, Ann Maddox, Kay Fuqua, Carol Shearon, Mary Lou Carey and Margaret Miller. Majorettes Left to Right: Mary Lou Carey, Ann Maddox, Danette Mcrrow, Marlene Maddy, Drum Majorette, Kay Nqua, Carol Shearon and Margaret Miller. Q gl N Q' -Q ill! .wma Q 1 f?fm an S M M' in i ..,AK 'x fi ' '- A vw 'vv-A A pk A f,,WQ W. 3 . .em 'ff'-'f- 2 S. mf as in Y ,QW Q il Q5 H. ' A TRW- 5631 E, wr UQ Lf? in f, va, S. .S , , W4 in ug? L, Aim. s fx 1. .f! of :z N .ng .W ' 5 1 5 W fi F if N--.,,.,,A X K , U , .M K R ' f- N - L Wim as . h I ,awzzm ,.l,,3-s X h vhk xvqfq. 5 .mf A. , M N .A I 5 4' if nlblnp 77,2 f w 4 A V . me Sf ff! ,igfp1f1. vi Wfwalii' 3 l 4 ! V ' ' Physics English III Newspaper Staff 79 Ill lll lfl Ill Ill is? Q Q 32 Mi: J? 3- Q N. E ll!! lg! .Q -V. nl xi Q , gr jXg1gX ,l if President of Latin Club President of Pep Squad Andy Rjlutcel Rosanna Payson President of Mathematics Club President of F. F.A. Lynn Phelps B111 Knowles President of F. B.L.A. President of G.A. A. Norton Butler Danette Morrow ORGANIZATIUNS President of F.T.A. LYle Newkirk President of F. H.A. Nancy Pagalai President of M Club Ierry Coulter 'T' o A .Y-a:twe'z:.mw+wm -'fav ,J l Student Council Installation LEPI' TO RIGHT: Iack Ford, Bill Yates, Trell Foster, Eddie Knowles, Kay Fuqua, Ronnie Porter, Ioe Amidel, Betsy Means, Ierry McBeth, Linda Ionesf Iames Wray, David Angelo, DeEtte Sandner, Rosanna Payson, Lucinda Eggleston, Margaret Miller, Sue Mayes,LarryPorter, Charles Linn, Hilman Knapp, Reverend Hindman, Katherine Robnett. Student Council Installation The Student Council Installation was held October 24, 1957, during the third hour in the dimly lighted auditorium, with candles furnishing the light. The very impressive program consisted of, the processional played by the band, the pledge of allegiance led by Larry Porter, the invocation by DeEtte Sandner, a solo, You'll Never Walk Alone by Nancy Reed, the installation and charge to Student Body by Mr. Hilman Knapp, inauguration address by Charles Linn, piano solo, Dance of the Reed Pipes by Karen Ryburn, guest speaker, the Reverend Kenneth Hindman of the Presbyterian church, the singing of the school song by the student body, and the recess- ional. Student Council Vice-President Larry Porter Student Council Treasurer Margaret Miller 83 'gf 4 nl vs 1 45,3 , gm 2 1 iff fi N Q Nik ig 7 ' Q '23 gin'-zQ X S Q ggjgg? -K? -w-...W f W A ig 1 3' ez 5' - 3. 15,4 if , we jg vg.ql,'sg 1 ' f ' Nazi? S .- Y H: . Y J.: 5' if Y gf 'J . I , M4 ff xi W 'af W in W 4 V,-1-2 Pi TWH ,ak X xxx 3 .wg R 35' X 1 931 1 Vg-5' A .F -. 5 .. F' 1. 'V C I 3 5 M if-5,4 , -. ' -x. Q , ' if , .42 .iff 1' 5 xx: Q' 3 , ? 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Her attendants were: Miss Roberta Barrow and Miss Louise Andrews, Senior attendant: Miss Mary Wright, Iunior attendant: Miss Marianne Jones, Sophomore attendant: and Miss Deanna Maddy, Freshman attendant. The afternoon activities included the Home- coming parade in which each class and club entered a float. Also in the parade rode the Class Queens and the Homecoming Queen and her attendants. That evening was the regular Homecoming Game with Louisiana. Excitement was really raging, and it was with cheers that Macon Tigers pulled ahead of the opposing team. The half-time activities included the crowning of the Queen and the pre- sentation of her gifts. Thus, the 1957-58 homecoming season was ended with a homecoming victory. 90 '5Y,-4 N ,L af ,, . 52 If 3 3Qan'f X It K' 4 .2 -V K ' Q Q fc , 1.21 IPI 'f' 's+f ' A 1, -. , 7 . J 4 ! '45 I1 N 'RQ if' 34 U N 'ff-T '4 M W, ,W - QW' 'Q Q-3.451 A .19 ' 'af HY? -1--5 ,- .IA mv . . -f., .-44 . .! .Q. W P Q 1 , . 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Students x ' 5 Q R S Q .vs ki 3 Q53 w 5 5 I ,zu , i5 , wg: W f ,Q K' grim? 3 Y' ,K X If dw Q Q '.:, Y in ? 1 x 1, . W as 1 g.-. if MQW Wi K 'S gif? .1 1 2 f Hi 9 f as 5, 4, A Q, Z Ak . rfyk-H, iv 5 , 'My f - R51 ,W T 1 WW' k M is ' ,. ,L X Q 'AK 1 V K S V fi., f'? mf' .ff 2 'E 9' m Sizwe 't l x X I t. 1. fl s ' A W dx - My 5 1 N , X ,X x 9 'is S? ia 51: .- rv r, fx . f 5551 ...y if f f 6? Exif 'ig 'T my V 'Wi Fourth Annual atm ight .X Mwim. Through the dark of the mght I want to go where you go Caesar et Bellum Tunc et Ixunc A Dreamboat Passes By K The Brxde of Ahcxent Rome CCC Boys Caesars Cheerful Chorxsters Salvete Ladies and Gentlemen 1 1 M 'xrwm , A 5 5 V155 'Elsa ' WM -Q. .J ,ff :QV X3 Q? ,gli vw, if K. 7 . gi 3 ,, k X151 , .v K af 2- A-ag,w4 6 - I , W 1 H' Q W. if . gl Ah Y 1 as W. ' I I 5 SJ . A If gli! if VSA 'N 13,-xg' ' Mi, ...W -2'--N , 50:7 ,fu 22 Nl gr mM? U 1 fy 2, ii' f .1 by wg? V L. v-,- F , v A as S9 v 51 , 35 A W.-.W 1 f EX iff Q . P 7 5 1 s ig 8 w E ,. fi tv. A Jr A !L ' 1,54 - 'L Ii 5 AX W, Yi- 4 -, 5, . x L 'WIA mu :Q A' . s Q K Q ff . A. new 7 . 4 fr 1 5 f r Q' , A 39 my Aan., English Four 'fvl f 1.3: Ng, if fix, Qin! V' 5 It is Y . f K' U V fwlrqlifig' 5 15 L 5 ,L ff .lf a, x .51 li i ss., -f.dI4eu -n.a', ag..Q A ,, 3 1 SC' Be-verlyBu.rch, Sar.3leeS?:1:31er, Mary3Owze.r SIAYIU Y. ur . LACDUFPS FAI HL, A 3ET5TLL-.1-ONMN ASD DOCTOR louise Andrews, ROLJGT-llll1ITL7X.V, l.uci.ula rgglesto SCEDJFT Iacf-1 Fuller andIul1,1 Thomas ENTIRE CAST English Pour Class LGFVY P0116-T all James WFSY LAY OI. MACDUFF! MURDER OF DUIJCAI Delitte Sandner and Norton Butler SLEEP .TALILINQE SCEZCE 1 Lily Eraucils, Ifonozi Butler, Rosanna Payson X 1 1 Home EC. III Demonstrates Desserts Q7 'Xi 5 , - 5, -Q I A You Never Dare To Make P' ew.. -H - J f-.. 'Q' R , ,-1, I ' I Q gf A' ffv K H x H D ,e v f' I , 'kk N..-Q1 H Vs - -W , 4:- wrf , x Pi - . u- fx I . gw- ,wr r .5 -- ' , W, ' 4 563' ww? -'Q M Q5 Y Wi, ff? X , .V iyfawimgfg 'K 1' f, , K., . Hi- '- Y - ,W ,. vf . f. A 'f - - , xx 1 x mv ,F v 'S , 4 3' 1 'Q 4 ' 4 L s 1 if gr I 4-1 OV' 53's'iu,, V film X ' Q x' E Y n., frx Q X Cf Y Q 5 gi? kt iv? .4 ' we f,X, 'f fl ' 'E fy' WAN ZX-,f I f may L Pg! ,- f if Ng! HEY I I Mum SHRBNK .,s wan vu' U Calendar of Events September The beglnnlng of another school year Marcel1ne A game 2013 Moberly A game 31 O Assembly Snow Allen We w1ll be careful not to take that flrst step Chllllcothe A game 19 15 October Green Hand Ceremomes Burllngton Beauty Assembly Shelblna A game 41 0 La Plata B game Snake Dance Everyone 1S bandaglng h1s sore knees Homecommg game and parade We w1n 2 6 Plctures of the underclassmen taken Repres entatlve from W1l11am Woods pays us a v1s1t Club meetlngs Student Counc1l lnstallatlon or The Wavmg of the Wax Seruor Tacky Day Football game wlth McCooey canceled because of flu Thom Bracken presents assembly. Macon 'I'1gers roar Wlth laughter. 109 g F , A 5 , IM 3 . , . 1 - ! x N 20 H H -- - ' 5 ? 26 - 1 . Xt. E43 ll ' ll 1 27 ' ' -- - '. xwqgg sl 1 ' - 2 ' . 1 4 ' ll Il --I - . 2 A ' 7 ll ll . 1 ' o . Q 10 . ' ' ' I s . I '. ' . ' ..- I i 11 . ' 16 ' . - gc 23 - . , 24 ' ' ' 1- -- J 25 . . . x x if J X 'x X WX X XX XX flf il Y v-uf! C, Q7 E November 1 DadsN1ght La Plata A game 44 O 2 F H A Sub d1str1ct meetlng here 6 Klrksvllle A game 7 7 76r8State Teachers' Meetlng These things should take place more often Centralla A game 0 7 Senlor dance 1S a b1g success Macbeth l1ves agam on the stage of Macon Hlgh School Thanksg1ving assembly 15 presented by Amerlcan H1story students December Club meetings Pep Squad recelves unlforms Flnal Judglng ln the Oratorical Contest DeEtte, congratulatlonsl X 46c5Oh1O Phychologlcal Test baffles the Sen1ors a fm -3 QQ. 1 t 1' ' I In ,- I f second t1me Pep Squad holds emergency meeting on the bus Sophomores apply the1r knowledge to the Ohio Psychologlcal Tests Doors are decorated for Christmas Chrlstmas concqt wlthout any heat BLIIIT r r! Band plays ln assembly. St111 the buildmg 1S cold' 'Q ' ' 13 Winners of the Oratorical Contest speak in ff 431 assembly. 14 Girls play at Monroe. Awarded Consolation. 16 Semors are measured for caps and gowns. U 17 Football letters glven 1n assembly. New X I Wi ,4- Q' 1 X Q f co captalns make brllllant speeches. 18 Speech class goes to Rest Home. Miss Jones falls down steps. Club meetings. Representatlve from Kirksvllle here today. L' X 19 Turkey at the Cafeterla. M Club 1n1t1at1on vos' begms. 0 20 Sue Mayes runs for D1rector of Sanitation tif-as -1 W Il ' Q X 110 f X :Al 140 I Commlsslon 1n State and Nanonal. Chrlstmas Assembly and Chr1stmas baskets dellvered. B111 Knowells added a serious note to the assembly. , L ,X ,, V ' .11 i, ,Q 1 xyf 9 . . . . ' r5tX W -1- Q . . y 5 1, 4 -- 1- -- - . . f xxx ' rf f ' . , I X , Q fk ' n ll -- - . rl gf S 22 - ' 1 . L 'I 26 l ' ' 27 ' ' l J ' 3 . ' ' . I l . .X . . . N Q5 ' 7 'ff' I A - 5 . 6 . f' . 9 . t Ja 10 ' ' . -- if 'li' 11 . . I . 4 A n i 7. Xx f!fi .XLR X ,4 Q? WH gxAMS A Y 5 y f - Q u? -- 7 i , 1-,ii 'A.-- 'I -1 'A-M- 1 A 6? r L f 5 V W X at at ,Q L + . L My 'wifi L s 'Sag 2 5 l L lcmuary Game with Memphis. Girls win, boys lose. Larry complainsethe seniors are lazy. Classes smile for pictures. B team wins from Granger. Lucinda wants to know how that non-conform- ist got in the Speech Class. DeEtte wins second at the district contest. L. , I. , S. , and R wish they hadn't seen Pajama Game. Everyone is getting ready for the semester exams. Charles expresses his opinion on parking in the assembly presented by the Home Ec. girls. Semester finals today. A miserable English test. Miss Iones says the Seniors don't have any sense ? ? ? ? ? No seventh hour because of the snow. Snowbound because of the snow. We begin the March of Dimes fund at school today. The day is SATURDAY. Party meetings, Things werereally popping around the school today. Someone is trying to compete with Russia in bomb making. The girls win first in the conference. DeEtte is wondering who the man is in Miss Brown's class. Girls' Physical Education classes present assembly. We all appreciate their talent! I li Who were the boys who got stuck? 1 1 1 -J I 7 4. ,Xie Kar 14 I gguk 2 are February The ground hog saw hls shadow There w1ll be SIX months more wmter Slgns for Student Councll electlon breakfast slgns by Home Ec Classes and slgns adver t1s1ng the Valent1ne dance cover the walls throughout the school Student Councll prlmary electlon today After havlng no small dlfflculty 1n readlng a hand prlnted page ln the old Engllsh style of wr1t1ng MISS jones P1CkS up a neatly typed paper but dec1des to read no more Oh go on MISS Iones Luclnda encouraged 's typed Maybe you can read 11: Safety Assembly today Charles s1ngs a solo Yearbook flnlshes collectmg money Senlors gasp Iumors groan Sophomores falnt and the Freshmen are bravest of all when the Pollo shots are glven today Valent1ne dance 1S mam attract1on of th1s season Party meetlngs Happy Valentine day' ' ' I ' Amerlcan H1StOTy assembly and a fllm Norton demonstrates h1S vocal ab1l1ty and Charles eXeI'C1S6S h1s author1ty Who 1S Pickle s secret flame? Two assemblies 1n one day! I I l I Party rally Votmg for Student Council members A lovely spring day F H A members go to St Louis F H A members go to St Louis Q. , X 3 I w ' . ' 4 . . . I f 1 .l I '. I ' '- A N tr. ' ,. . Q 3 A 5 . . . . AS .J 6 We A ' - 'U - X , ' ,ll ' ' lllt 7 . ' . 10 ' ' ' . C' ' 11 ' 7 ' 2 f x , I ' , k'Jf7'- fr-2 A4112 . . . . . 'fan X Q 12 . MSW 13 ' . , 2 11 V8 9 15 ,i nt 14 - W Q. A -by , - K' 17 ' ' ' . gf 18 ' ' . A S 19 1 . ' , Wk' 20 . A X ' Q 21 ' . 5 26 . . . . . XX 27 . . . . . x 427 .gm .-49 f X 1 'x gy March F H A Kltchenwarmxn KSTC Band F P A Banquet NCMO Conference meet Mllarl Muslc Cllnic Sprmg concert Sprmg concert assembly Basketball banquet N E D1str1ct Muslc Festlval Aprzl Assembly Parents Nlght MUSIC Concert Columbla Assembly The Straubs Unlverslty of kansas May Iunlor Senlor Prom Baccalaureate. Awards Nlght. Commencement. 113 f fm Iggy 7...- 1 5 f X S2 A 10 . x ,, E X. 4 X Q o o Q G .. ' I 12 -- A - vel 'yy ' 'Q 15 ' ' . 18 ' . 19 ' . X X N 20 . A M 4 16 . ' ' . 25 ' - ' , X 9? j 29 -- -- - A f X Q X f' N 16 ' - ' . X 18 National Poetry Winners 14 Two Seniors and four Soph- omore students won national recognition in creative poetry writing and had their poems published in Young America Sings, a national anthology of High School poetry. IU LIA THOMAS Little Flower i kv' TUDY PLU MMEK A Poem IUDH BRAUDIS 'S' DONNA CHEEVER Autumn 13 Life On T ie Rebound IAARX I+. IO VS LAIXOLE IEA TIPTO nb' I Belonj 1 alloweei 'T7' American egion Oratorical Contest inners IANE AKERS WE, TIIE PEOPLE - Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. DAVID AIIQELO TIRE KEY TO THE OONSTITUTIOIQ OF THE UNITED STATES - Tied for Third Place - Delegate to Annual Student Government Day. DeE'l'TE SAIIDNER OUR INIIERITANCE--TAKEN FOR GRANTED - First Place - D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award - Dele- gate to Annual Student Govern- ment Day. LUCIXSDA EGGLES FOX HLIGHTBEARERS OF LIBERTY Tied for Second Place. BILL l'liQO'NLES 'TREIIDOINT Ol' RELI LIOTC AS SUARAIITEED 31' ITE COIISIITU- TIO1I - Tleii for Tnirzl Place - Iiationallil F.A. Speaking Award - Candidate for State Farmer Degree. L15 Art Awards And X x'l gg ',., KAY COZAD lst place, grated crayons. if .555 ,-Y:-w,nff153 ,yg5.,QQ,?lf- ,Mft-xff , ff-gf, V ' f V 1.5 ww! is 9, C x -A 'AI . -K' . . R 'N Y SHARON OLLMAN lst place, pastels 'wha- fm Qt 38-...ff 2 i la .. FLORA MAE BINDER Candidate for State Sec- retary. F.H.A. ANNE RAINE State Secretary of Iunior Classical League. FRANKIE WRIGHT Candidate for State Farmer Degree. BILL CASON lst place winner 1957 Macon County corn yield contest. fyielcl 114.4 bu.l. State Honors hi v RAYMOND CARRIKER lst place, water color no-'-A CHARLES LlNN ALiL-STATE CHAMDIUN 5 '3RT5 yi 'Nt Q M Football Squad FIRST ROW: KLeft to Rightj Iimmy Waddlin, student manager: Claymore Needham, Ierry Miller, Larry Crutchfield, Raymond Carriker, Evert Steffen, Donnie Marshall, Don White, john Ewing, Mike Barger, manager. SECOND ROW: Iackie Ford, Porter Baldwin, Dale Davis, Ronnie Marshall, Ioe Amedie, Charles Wright, Ierry Devine, Ronnie Porter, Iimmy Shearon, Keith Lasater. THIRD ROW: Buddy Carter, Steve Richmond, David Norton, Larry Fox, Scott Phillips, Ierry McBeth, Ierry Kelly, Iohn White, Russel Stokes, Tommy Sneed, Charles Walker, FOURTH ROW: Coach Hugh Dunn, Charles Linn, co-captain, Bob Lewis, co- captaing Larry Porter, co-captain: Roy Christi, Larry Smith, Iames Sebree, Gerry Hall, Ierry Joiner, Gary Glenn, Bill Cason, Iohn Macumber, Ronald Bentele, Coach George DeClair. FIFTH ROW: David Angelo, Iames Wray, Ierry Brumback, Trell Foster, Larry Phillips, Dale Clark, Ierry Ausmus, Ierry Coulter, Monty Grant, Iimmy Krause, Kimball Tolson. Under the very able guidance of Coach Hugh Dinn, the Tigers finished a suc- cessful season boasting a Three year campaign record which saw the Tigers winning 24 in a row and 26 of 29 with one tie. The Tigers Won and Lost re- cord stood at 7 won, 1 tied, and 1 lost as the season closed. at.,-YV. IARRY PORTER A895-LEW!-S' District Znd team District 2nd team The Macon Tigers opened the 1957 season by downing the Marceline Tigers 20-13 to extend their winning streak to 18 straight games. Although the Marceline eleven used their clever ball handling and superior line play to keep the game close, it wasn't enough to Stop the local Tigers as the sharp blocking of Co- Captain, Larry Porter and Senior Guard, Iames Wray, along with the devastating speed of Co-Captain Linn, who scored 2 TD's, Lewis, Grant, and Don Hicks, Senior speed merchant who scored on a punt return of 70 yds. , more than iced the game. Two streaks were continued on a rain-swept field at Moberly, as the Tigers mudded the Pups to a 31-0 defeat. The Tigers took charge of the game early in spite of a dogged defense by the home team on a soggy, slippery field. Three blocked kicks, two by Larry Porter, and a 35 yd, wrong wayrun spiced the game along with Linn's 60 yd. punt return behind beautiful blocking. YUM v-'-A-au nfl' LL District lst team All-State 2nd team Tough Tiger Defense Tiger coaches and Co-Captains: Assistant Coach George De Clair, Charles Linn, Bob Lewis, Larry Porter, Coacrg lid 1:1 Dunn JAMES WRAY District Hon. Mention uni f Q4 DONALD HICKS MONTY GRANT IERRY COULTER District Hon. Mention ,-f' -Ruff? :ig J A District Hon Mention The Macon Tigers continued to rewrite the record books winning the 19 l3 thriller from the Chillicothe llornets Despite penalties at vital times, Macon's dazzling offensive sparked by Linn, Grant, Lewis and Ronnie Pater chalked up two early TD's The Tigers relayed and tne l-lornets made the mistake of tieing the score Playing the closest game in two seasons, the Bengals let loose with the fury of their running attack and ground out 156 yd s in the last quarter for tne winning score and their 20th Wlll The Tigers tallied almost at will as they swamped tne napless Shelbina Indians 41-O Charles Linn, witn a sparkling 83 yd jaunt to pay dirt, scored two TD's and converted three times wnile Grant scored twice, Lewis once, and Tolson once Offensively and defensively tne squad was spearheaded by Co-Captain, Porter, Coulter, a stalwart at tackle, and Christy, who turned the wide plays in. RAYMOND CARRIKER cmmtrs wzxixna , it 1 X L ef' E Q n .W x.. DAVID ANGELO JERRY AUSMUS JOHN MACUMBER Homecoming in Tigerland marked the meeting of two undefeated teams, the conference champs and the Louisiana Bulldogs. The big red uncorked a ball that picked up 68 yds. and a 7-6 lead at halftime. Ierry Coulter blocked a would be punt and fell on the hall in the end zone for the score. Larry Porter played his usual terrific game at guard. Linn and Grant drove for the icing points. The Macon Tigers, in spite of the fact that they trailed twice for the first time this season, gathered up their 23rd straight win as they beat the Palmyra Pan- thers 38-20. This was the largest score against the Panthers in 17 yrs. Charles Linn electrified the crowd with a stunning 85 yd. kickoff return for a TD, for one of his 3 tallies, while Monty Grant, who played his finest game all year, scored the other three and played top defensive ball through- out the game. -N Y' ep' ' A B The McCooey game was cancelled due to a flu epidemic. BILL CASON RONNIE PORTER ROY CHRISTY is xx 6' .bf LARRY CRUTCHFIELD LARRY SMITH IERRY DEVINE The Macon Tigers shouldered their first defeat in 26 games as the strong Centralia Panthers ground out a 7-O win at Centralia on a muddy field. The featured battle between Charles Linn of the Tigers and Megown of the Panthers took second place to the clash between two rugged lines. But with Co-Captain Porter able to play only part of the game because of a knee injury, the flu and injury weakened Tigers line failed to have stamina against a much bigger line. Centralia had only one penetrating drive as Linn's toe kept the Panthers at bay with the assistance of 2 blocked kicks, one by Wray and Lewis and the other by Porter. Having the ball deep in enemy territory several times, time ran out with the ball on the Panther ll. An interest- ing sidelight is that the Macon coaching staff was denied theright of a spottertelephone to the coach- ing bench which probably made a difference in the strategy. But win, lose, or draw we feel our Tigers still have one of the greatest teams and group of boys in north Missouri. CO-Captains CHUCK LIINN AND LARRY PORTER F X, 3 V I ! 2 Q 4 A , , A Q A vb, LSQS gi 173 W, ,Mi x, Q: 1 1. I 1 1 5 K f I f 1' Mn L X 'a,. '13 fi2fb 355315 I l MQ ag 1 r . -x s' .Y ?c '-n7'v?'g1? -,'4U ' -vdx,,,,f' gli xx 1 E KKK lyx . x 'dx N XV ai . R - 'E fm 5 A ? ' Q 9904 wif Gonna. , , 1 Kali' ff Y S , I 'M Conference Champions FIRST RON Mary Anne Iones Student manager Pat Briggs Daaette Marrow Barbara Usher Lxnda Griep Linda Iones Joyce Farmer Emma Wxng Student manager SECOND ROW Mrs Lydxa Roebuck Coach Elaine Perry Ann Maddox Cheryl Blanco Ruth Ann Klng S urley Good Kay Fugua Sandra lays Mr George DeC1a1r Coach GIRLS BASKETBALL 19 5 7 Macon Lancaster Macon Memph1s Macon 8 Shelblna Macon Monroe Clty Macon 8 LaPlata Macon Memplus Macon 68 Shelbma Monroe Clty Tournament Macon 50 Clarence Macon 44 Shelbyv11le Maccm 44 Holy Rosary Shelbma Tournament Macon 62 Shelbina Macon 40 Leonard Macon 47 Par1s I ' -58 Macon 29 LaP1ata 19 56 41 55 ' 53 4 ' 20 55 ' 54 3 31 54 ' 32 ' 45 41 ' 53 53 28 60 ' 37 oys' Squad FIRST RON Iohn Macumber Ionn Cuando lzchard aller STCO ND 'RO Dw1' Br ds vw Cwarles Lmu Tumor v1lSOI' Mr George DeC1 lr Coacl Sl ,un 5 Q FIRST ROW I-aYfESF11t1 RO me Pgrter IerryM111er Rocer C1.rk Rowue Marshall 101 Fof Devmrortney SECO D ROW RoyC1r1sfy AI1dVRll.lIC97 ,om Teter B111Caso1 PortQrBaldw1 Mr eOrgeDeCl1 Coac Y' 1 27 . 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Ro nle Porter Charles Linn Charles Walker Ron Marshall Monty Grant Ierry Coulter Ierry Miller Ierry Ausmus Donald Hicks Roy Christy James Wray Bob Le IS Knot prcturedl The Tlger Trackmen w1th twelve return1ng lettermen should have depth in the track events with equal representation in the fleld Thelr spec1alties are as follows Porter M1le relay Low hurdles Linn 100 220 440 yard dashes Broad 1ump Walker Mile Half M1le Mile relay Marshall Pole vault Grant Broad jump Coulter Low hurdles H1gh hurdles H1gh jump M1ller 100 yd dash 880 relay Mile relay Ausmus 220 dash 880 relay Shot put H1cks 880 relay M1le relay 440 dash High jump Cl'1I'1StY Pole vault Wray Half mile, M1le LeW1S Mile Half M1le M1le relay The T1ger scatmen f1n1shed 2nd in conference 1n 57 and are cons1dered strong con tenders for the Qumt C1ty crown 1n 58 r 2 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 W I - I I n : I 1 ' I . . ' I I I I ' . . u 1 1 Q 1 . u n . a . . . . 1 1 n ' Q . p 1 1 u Q u 1 1 0 . . . ' I I I ' ' a . u . . Q Q - . . . 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