Madison High School - Panther Recall Yearbook (Madison, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1949 volume:

f? PY if ir Ik Pk Our yearbook staff takes great prxde 1n dedlcatlng thls Hrlltopper to Mrs Dorxs Brownfield Thls year as ID the past, Mrs Brownfleld has glven her tlme and untlrlng efforts to the betterment of our Htlltopper Her gu1dance and outstandmg 1eadersh1p has enabled us to cross the gaps and chasm of publmcatlon It ms dlffmcult to fmd words to express our thanks but wlth deep respect and grautude for her a1d, we salute her, proudly and justly Hllltopper Staff of 1949 :of :of X :efszaeraefaofxfaocwef xxx: avarsfaefxzxffafaeraef :ef :kv :ef ae: if :of :ef :er :ef -or .. at .. .,.. ,, . it .. at :of . ,. 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Brownfield f acu tg A H KERR,SUPE.RlNTE.NDENT Mathematics Boys Basketball Coach MJ! BESS SWARTZ, PRINCIPAL DORIS BROWNFIELD MAR Y EIVELYN COATES Socmal Scxence Commerce Engluh 6 Girls' Basketball Coach la K KT 1 1 'aa M1 es 303, 'Q Wim. MAR Y HUMPHREY MAR Y GW YN FORSYTH VRGIX BETTY CUPP CHARLES CAMPBELL Q L N13- fi rib JAUN TA POLLARD BETT Y OVERFELT BARBAPA NOEL WRETHA NEWER OUGH CURT S MCMORR 9 MARY JENN Nos 4- 4' Www Q53 ,,,w' 1: Umqv, aw-www! 'M nxig TE WH BERTHA .f 15 Q33 -ef? '1 Y N ' f , I 5 4 . ,.- , -- . ' .- ' V 8 v ' . - R - . , ,Y -1 M 5 A-, 9 V gf: 1 ' gil, Q X, A vigil' - 4 A' g-,ay bra xt 213, :iv :5 u ,-4 --1' wg, .i ,.-gy.. fm. --V z, , . , . I I A ra.: . .o,4,.,.,4m 49. I I 'IA ., ,, W, ,.., ' ' - V ,I 43351 ' ' N 2 1 - we 2 9 2 22: Ji- ' 5' A ' si IRQ 2555, . 'V -1 gg I 1 I. . I T 7 A ' ' Q Q, , M X 3 , N4 by-QF My 4 I H, ' ' 7 .gf ,s :xi V R E ,E 35 V. A. , N f 4, ' ,QA ' 'E a 7 1 A . ff! WE Q x V ,!!' iggegerxgxy ,EA ' xx JZ , N w.zTw'ir..1l'f .L . . I I I I 5 I MA DOR S THO DOW ER SN OG R LEN R OBER TSON HE NGS L RAW MAR E DALE' f' YDE R AGC enwr Cfaaa .fvlwlory On August Z8 1945 twenty e1ght Freshmen gathered m study hall All felt rather self conscious durmg the flrst weeks of school however they soon became a part of the student body and parttclpated tn the acttvltles We l1ke to recall our 1n1t1at1on day when we wore gloves and sun glasses and knelt to the upper classmen Our class officers for the year were Prestdent Betty Sue Carnes Vlce Presldent Bob Oldham Secretary Betty Cupp Treasurer Barbara Noel and Student Councll member jaumta Pollard Mrs Brownfleld was selected as our Sponsor Our Freslunan party was held October 30th We came masked and had a lot of fun Toward the end of our flrst year Dorothy Tlpton Joined our class The enrollment was then twenty s1x On September 9 1946 we came back to M H S for our Sophomore year We lost three class members Dorothy Txpton jumor and Laveta Hammons and gaxned two Dor1s and V1ck1e Thomas The class enrollment was twenty fxve Our class officers were President Barbara Noel Vlce Presldent Helen Robertson Secre tary and Treasurer Betty Sue Carnes and Student Councll members Dorms Thomas and jaun1ta Pollard Agam we were glad to have Mrs Brownfleld as our Sponsor Several members of our class part1c1pated m basketball At the end of the year we lost another student Robert Snell Our Sophomore party was a rook party jumors We lost five members Sue Carnes Bob Oldham Robert Davidson V1ck1e Thomas and Freddxe Walters We chose as our class offlcers Presxdent jauntta Pollard V1ce President Mary jennmgs Secretary and Treasurer Mar1e Rawlings Our St Patrick s Day party was held March llth Our jun1or play Bolts and Nuts had a very successful presentatxon under the drrectlon of Mrs Swartz We enjoyed makmg preparatlons for the jumor Semor Banquet Our theme was apple blossoms After fmlshmg our junlor year we looked forward to becommg the Semors of 49 On September 7 1948 we wended our way back to dear old M H S We fmally settled wlth an enrollment of seventeen We lost three members Bobby Davls Kenneth Branstetter and Anna jean Mallory Our class off1cers were chosen as follows P1-es1dent Helen Robertson Vice Presldent Charles Campbell Secretary and Treasurer Betty Overfelt We selected Mrs Coates as our Sponsor We had an 1n1t1at1on party for the Freshmen whlch the whole hxgh school attended Later ln the year we had a party at Doyle s Cafe Our Semor play The Campbells Are Comlng was presented March 17 1949 We are planmng to enjoy our Semor trxp We are also lookmg forward to the Junlor Semor Banquet and other exer crses at the end of school 9 Q O On September Z, 1947, we assembled again in study hall to become jolly ,Cad 04 cf Zedameni 0 lzeegemor Clau 0 1949 We the members of the Semor Class of 1949, want to hand down to the underclass men our dearest abxl1t1es and possesswns May they carry them on through the1r future years I Betty Cupp do wtll and bequeath any abmlnty or possesslon I own to anyone except my mterest 1n Gunn s whmch I ll keep for future use I personally w11l my abmlrty to stand on my toes to Sally Snell I Roger Smdow, do w1ll and bequeath my bashfulness toward gurls to Bobby Holohan and my love for flshmg to Donald Doyle I Clyde Ragsdale do w1ll and bequeath my love for Anne Carolyn to Bxlly Games and my excuses of rntsslng the bus to Kenneth Witherspoon I jaumta Pollard do wrll and bequeath all of my loves except the latest whxch I intend to keep to Dorothy Forsyth or anyone that can win them and my flalr for snake dancing to Billie Games best g1rl I Betty Overfelt do w1ll and bequeath my mterest in the teachers sons to Barbara Myers, and my ablllty to be Don Smiths best gmrl to Dorothy Forsyth I Barbara Noel do w1ll and bequeath my favor1te expresswn you know who Arlen Wood and my basketball sumt to Selma Lou I Mary jenmngs do w1ll and bequeath my hexght and basketball su1t to Katherxne Stewart and my abtllty to get along w1th older people to Martha Martln I Mary Humphrey do wxll and bequeath my flair for the plano to Anne Bryant and my typing speed to Barbara Myers, and my old shorthand book to anyone that can keep the pleces together I Vtrgrma Forsyth do wlll and bequeath my seat ln study hall to anyone who can keep the two halves together and my typmg speed to George Hall can learn It and my seat ln study hall by Don Smtth to anyone who can get hlm to talk I Wretha Newbrough do wxll and bequeath my seat on Smdney s bus to Dollme Dunwoody and my love for dancmg to Betty Pollard I Bertha Wh1te, do w1ll and bequeath my abxlrty for talkmg wr1t1ng notes ln study hall and skipping school on April Fool s day to anyone who th1nks they can get by w1th It and my love for playxng jokes on people to Katherlne Stewart who doesn t need tt I Curtis McMorr1s do wlll and bequeath my place on the basketball bench to George Hall and my place tn bookkeepmg to anyone who IS fool enough to take mt I Doris Thomas do w1ll and bequeath my love for frghtmg on the bus wnth jack Hayden to Betty Seefeldt My l1k1ng for a certain Freshman boy to jo Ann Glaser I Helen Robertson do will and bequeath my love for slnglng to Bonnle and Dollle Dunwoody my glgglmg to Martha and my basketball suit to Wanda Alexander I Mane Rawlings do wlll and bequeath my love for Clyde Ragsdale to Anne Bryant my typing speed to Dorothy Clark and my seat 1n study hall to jean Peterson I Charles Campbell do w1ll and bequeath my basketball su1t to Bobby Holohan and my love for the Moberly glrls to Arlen Wood on second thought I think I w1l1 keep them for myself At last we the members of the Semor Class of 1949 do w11l and bequeath to all the underclassmen the best of luck and a most successful llfe To the jumors w w1ll the ab1l1ty to flnlsh our ambxtlons and never have a stopplng mark on the ladder of success To the Sophomores we w1ll falthfulness and loyalty To the Freshmen all the luck tn the world and we hope you wxll reach the hugh standard of bemg a d1gn1f1ed Senior 19 I L I1 O , . . . , ' 0 ' ' , ll ,UV I, Mary Gwyn, do will and bequeath my shorthand books to anyone who thinks they ' . ' , e Dear Diary Whxle shoppmg m my old home town today I met a former schoolmate of mme from back m the class of 49 She has just opened a style shop on East Madlson Avenue This proprretor was none other than Betty Overfelt Her assistant Miss juamta Pollard, IS top model specxallzmg In frtted gowns wxth reptile accessories Juamta nn her spare tmme mstructs students from all over the state ln the famous dance known as the Snake Crawl While chatting with her I learned the whereabouts of some of her former classmates She told me that Mary Jennings now Mrs jake Overfeltl was an mstructor rn home economxcs and physical educatxon at our old Alma Mater I also learned that Helen Robertson was employed m the commerce department of the h1gh school When the school year ends Helen is planning on that long delayed june wedding The groom IS to be Ed Swartz Glancmg at my watch I reallzed that I was late for my appomtment at the beauty salon I gathered up my parcels and rushed out 1nto the street Zoom Who on earth? Why that was Char es Campbell drwmg a truck for Standard O11 And who should be rlght behind htm but Patrolman Clyde Ragsdale Careful, Charlre or Clyde wlll get you After reachmg the beauty salon Mrs Gunn fBetty Cupp rushed me into a cha1r and began to work We were soon deeply engrossed xn con versatron concernmg our old frrends She told me of the openmg of the new john Deere plant tn town, and of those employed It seems that Roger Smdow IS the produchon manager of the flrm she holds a strategic pos1t1on Another new bulldmg rn town IS the Samaritan Hospxtal Curtts McMorr1s IS the staff surgeon and IS very mmportant Mlss Mary Humphrey IS head nurse and I hear she is very capable and efftcment I found out that Dorls Thomas and Marme Rawlxngs were followmg thelr husbands around the umverse one bemg a contractor for a large construc tion company, and the other a member of Uncle Sam s Navy Whrle under the dryer I picked up the Mormng Herald and read of the famous softball player Wreatha Newbrough playlng ln a Natxonal Women s Tourney I ll bet she IS a whrz with that left handed pitch Now who do you suppose the edrtor of thrs state wlde cmrculated paper 159 V1rg1n1a Forsyth IS your best guess Oh ho What s th1s'P Bertha Wh1te has taken over Thleman s Flower Shop In Moberly She and her younger slster w1ll manage It After puttmg away the paper I glanced across the street and notxced a famxllar flgure Now who else but Barbara Noel IS so t1ny'? Mrs Gunn spoke up and sa1d that Barbara had been marrred for fwe years and was the mother of three lovely daughters By the way their last name IS Burke l Betty contmued to say that Barbara was also runnxng a day nursery I ll bet she has her hands full This has certainly been an eventful day but I was glad to hear about my former schoolmates and their walks of life My curfew has sounded so I must retmre for the evemng Reportmg for the jumor Class ll . ' I . . , D j Miss Mary Gwyn is one of the many typists for the company and it seems . f D . . unior.-4 BOB BROWNFIELD DOROTHY CLARK QUENTIN CARROLL BONNIE DUNWOODY GEORGE HALL MELVIN HENNIGER ww' BOBBY HOLOHAN IMOGENE HOUCHIINS NADINE McCALL PERRY McMORRlS SELMA MILHOLLIN BARBARA MYERS 13 JEAN PETERSON GLENA ROBERTS DOR OT HY R ILE Y DON SMITH KATHERINE STEWART RAYMOND SWINDELL. BOBBY WHEELER DALLAS WHEELER LEO WITHERSPOON 14 1 1 .H W , unwr Cfa.44 Nzdfory On September 9 1946 thlrty fxve green Freshmen started on the journey to hzgher education Dee McCann soon dropped out and left the total of th1rty four We soon got In the hab1t of studying, and now three years later we st1ll have the habmt After a rruld 1DltlB.t1Ol'l when the glrls had to braid one slde of their hamr and wear themr clothes wrong side out and the boys had to part thelr hamr ln the mlddle and wear their clothes wrong s1de out, we were recognized as full fledged Freshmen For thls all xmportant year we had to choose capable officers so we elected George Hall Pres1dent Wanda Curtnght Vlce President Barbara Myers Secretary and Searles Anderson Treasurer We chose Mrs Dlckson for our class Sponsor For our entertamment that year we gave a party March 9 The class next met on September 2. 1947 but 1t was not the complete class because we found to our sorrow that Searles Anderson Vmrgzma Bradley Cecllle Craft Ronald Davidson Lots Garnett and joe B111 Green were absent from our ranks Wanda Curtrlght soon left and Douglas Bell left along toward the end of the term to bring our number down to twenty s1x We chose for our class offmcers Barbara Myers Pres1dent Katherme Stewart Vxce President and Mrs Brownfield was chosen for our class Sponsor September 7 1948 found us agam at the doors of good old M H S We found that George Ancell Wanda I-Iendren, Gerald Johnson and Robert Lear had dropped out along the way Betty Lou Adklsson soon left us and Glena Roberts left later ln the year to leave our casualty lxst at s1x durmg our jumor year We selected for our class offlcers Katherine Stewart President, Bobby I-lolohan Vlce Presmdent and Barbara Myers Treasurer, and chose Mrs Swartz for our class Sponsor On February 18 we presented our Jumor class play ent1tled just Du ky It was attended by a very large crowd We are now lookmg forward to entertaxmng the Semors at the junior Senlor Banquet havmg a jumor party and last but not least bemg the Semors of 1950 15 O O - - me av 1 1 . . . . - . 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V 9 f ,, ,f ' legyfip 'P if ' J 72425 , '. rf' JL M31 5 Q 1 4 ' ' f ,L 1 .I A - ' ' '.ff? i5i ' .:, 4 'Ek' 5' WYE ' TILT ' if 3.511 f, I ' 'A 'L 5: Cggvfjn is FW V I I ' xi ji., if ' , 1 6 Sap omore ffwiory On September9 1947 twenty three green Freshmen entered Madlson I-hgh We elected our class offlcers as follows Pres1dent Sally Snell Vlce Presldent unlor Crlm Secretary Howard Mlller Treasurer Dolores Enochs The only lmtlatxon we had was golng wlthout our shoes and socks one noon perlod Durlng the year we lost four members They were V1rg1n1a Cook Donald Ragsdale Eldred Watt and Jumor Crlm We were all greatly saddened by the sudden death of our fl lend and classmate jumor Crlm March Z5 found our class and our sponsor busy decoratmg the gvrn for our party We used the Easter theme rn decoratlons and lnvltatlons For our flrst party we con sldered lt very successful On September 7 1948 we came trudgrng back to M H S wxth smlles on our faces and happy to see our frmends agaxn Thls year we found our class wlth only Elglw en members Delores Enochs moved to Moberly Our class plcked as our offlcers Presldent Sally Snell V1ce Pres1dent Dorothy Forsyth Secretary and Treasurer Ella Mae Howell Student Councll Howard Mlller and Lewls Holder We chose Mrs Brownfreld as our Sponsor VN e are lookmg forward to havmg a party before the end of the year We hope to all be back next year as Jolly jumors ld ll . u -1 l I l ' 'J 1 ' , ' . - r 1 1 9 , . 1 , , . . . . . . fx Q ' 9 - - g .. , - , . . an- an - ' I'e5lll1'lel1 47 v--9 rd PAT CROTTY DOLLIE. DUNWXDY JIMMY FIELDS BILLY GAINES P' fi 1 sr' v-, 'N -sz ' IIC 'J 'mf H. I. JO ANN GLASER JACK HAYDEN RICHARD I-IOUCHINS SHIRLEY MCCANN SHIRLEY MCMORRIS WF vf'-Y 41-9 vu W IQ,'U'i 5 HOWARD RILES DONALD RILEY JERR Y RILEY CONNIE SHARP me f--ff' if ar ROBERT SWINDELL CHARLES TURNER DOXNNIE VanBUREN ARLEN WOOD 18 if-v. ' - . 4 ,, 4' K K V , 31,5 D sd , J A f- 'S-I , W ,, L V ?,W,.,, ,A 'I U I V 2:1121 . III, ' I Q i ' I . ' f ww. ' 1 24,103 ff! fr -. 1465 5 I ' -I i' 1,1 1 WW if - as I -f pt . A 5 ,Q A 7 . ' . I . Y ' '53, .SW ' X vt 1.4 -' , .5 1 1 wg s l, I , .A M ar N .4 I ' h . 34 i Q ,I 4 4 4 lf, '- ' 4. M, ' V, AY'A f ' :fa A A iv .5 E' vf . I 4 if, 3-'Rf' A 4 .. A , 14, ji 'L I iw , jf ' ' cfgzr Yi' D, ' ' I ' , A .V ,gs Q, V J' Ly V J I . grea man .Hzdlory On September 7 1948 nlneteen Freshmen enrolled mn Madlson Hxgh School We elected our class offlcers as follows Howard Rlles President Donme VanBuren Vmce Presrdent jo Ann Glaser Secretary and Treasurer Arlen Wood and Shxrley McMorr1s for Student Councxl Marjorle Dunlap left us and moved to Moberly after a few weeks Among those takmg an active part ln basketball were Bully Games Arlen Wood Donme VanBuren Howard Rrles Donald Rrley Pat Crotty Shlrley McMorr1s Shlrley McCann jo Ann Glaser and Conme Sharp The upper classmen held a party to 1n1t1ate the Fresh men where the boys had to wear make up and boots wzth thelr hair parted m the rruddle The g1rls were compelled to appear 1n plgtalls and boots but were allowed no make up A new member johnny Hart enrolled ln March johnny plays in the band and also plays the piano The Freshman party was held March 18 Games were played and refreshments were enjoyed The band members from the Freshman class durmg the year were Donme VanBuren B11ly Games and johnny Hart 19 ll . 9 1 . - : - - ' . - . n 1 . . l I I I . . . . . v 9 1 1 , . s ' D , .. 1 n - . . . . . . . . - s 1 i fX X K' Kaya Kasfeefbau .74 eam BACK ROW Mr Kerr Perry McMorr1s Howard Rlles Domue VanBuren, George Hall FRONT ROW Bobby Holohan Billy Games Bob Brownfield Charles Campbell Don S1-mth Arlen Woods I 5054 dgaailzelbau 5 Zeam BACK ROW: Mr. Kerr, Donald Dixon, Pat Crotty, Glen Jennings, Donald Riley, Donald Doyle, Howard Miller. FRONT ROW: Melvin Henniger, Delmer Mallory, Leo Witherspoon, Perry Mclviorris, George Hall, Donnie VanBuren, Howard Riles, Rayrnond Swindell- Z1 Kaya Jbgadkelbau We closed our not too successful season on the fourth of March w1th a thrxllmg victory over Moberly jumor High They had beaten us earlner m the season We scored 853 pomts durmg the year and commxtted 389 fouls wh1le wxnmng mne games and losmg emghteen Charles Campbell was elected captam and Bobbxe K Brownheld co captam Here are some of the more excxtmg games of the season Madrs on Madison Caxro Auxvasse Mad1s on Madison Mad1son Mad1s on Madxs on Mad1s on Madxs on Madls on Madis on Name B rownfleld C ampbell Games Smlth Holohan W ood Holy Rosary Auxvasse Phtladelphla Ren1.ck Huntsv11le Parls Parts Moberly Moberly Pomts Fouls 2 Z Z We won the consolatxon trophy nn our tournament wmnmg from Auxvasse w1th a score of 34 to Z6 'F' Three overtime per1ods ZZ 5102 I ' 33 ' Z5 ' 34 2.6 ' Z6 Z3 ' 30 32 ' 43 ' ' 35 ' 30 ' 36 Madison Z6 Renick 24 ' 41 ' 55 ' 46 ' 48 ' 55 ' 49 ' 49 1 ' 47 44 -r -fr' is 59 56 ' 132 66 ' 90 66 46 SZ 42 40 1 ' ' -J Il LEFT TO RIGHT Betty Pollard Betty Cupp Bettv Overfelt Donald Duvall Marv jennungs Dorothy Forsyth jimmy Holohan Anne Bryan! Helen Robertson Howard Rmles johnny Hart Donme VanBux-en Bllly Games Donald Doyle Ronald Pierce garb Kaakelbau BACK ROW Mrs Coates jo Ann Glaser Shu-ley McCann Dorothv Rmlev Selma Mxlhollm Conme Sharp Wanda Alexander Sal y Snell FRONT ROW Shnrley McMorrxs Barbara Myers Betty Cupp Bax-sara lwoel Mary jennmgs Dorothy Forsyth Katherme Stewart Helen Robertson Z3 . a J , . I garb ffalfelball On September 19 1948 thxrteen glrls came out for basketball wlth the ab1l1ty of really playing and wmnmg some games We elected Mary jennmgs as captam and Barbara Noel as co captam Those graduatrng from the team thls year are Barbara Noel Betty Cupp Helen Robertson and Mary Jennings Those playmg forward on the team were Barbara Noel Betty Cupp Barbara Myers jo Ann Glaser Shlrley McMorr1s, Wanda Alexander and Sally Snell Those playing guard were Katherlne Stewart Dorothy Forsyth Mary jennmgs Shlrley McCann Helen Robertson and Selma Mllhollm Some of the most exc1t1ng games were Madlson Madxson Madlson Madls on Madls on Madlson Madts on Madms on Madls on Madlson Madlson Sturgeon Monroe Clty Hlgbee Shelbyville Perry Phlladelphla Center Huntsvmlle Huntsville Holy R osary Centralla The band was orgamzed ln September 1940 under the SUPSTVISIOD of Professor C F Osterloh We had slxteen members m the band thrs year Thev are, Helen Robertson and johnny Hart bar1tones Donald Doyle Donme VanBuren Ronald Pmerce and Bob Threlkeld trumpets Betty Pollard Betty Overfelt Dorothy Forsyth Donald Duvall and jlmmy Holohan clarmets Betty Cupp and Mary jenmngs drums B11ly Games trombone Howard Rrles bass horn and Anne Bryant p1ano Officers for thls year were chose as follows Betty Overfelt Presxdent Betty Cupp Vmce Presldent Helen Robertson Secretary and Treasurer and Dorothy Forsyth Ltbrartan Z4 o 7 ' Z6 31 . 29 . . 46 . . Z1 . ' 34 . 32 . . ' 26 . 54 . Madison 49 Renick . 48 . ' Z4 . 17 . all Btember October 27 Z8 Z9 November 18 December Z 3 lanuary bruary March Brll By Cualeflfldl' School Began Boys softball game at Parxs Cvlrls softball game here Boys A and B basketball games at Calro Klrksvllle Teachers Meetlng Sturgeon boys and gmrls game there Monroe Clty boys and glrls here Holy Rosary boys and gmrls there Madlson Tournament Sturgeon boys and glrls here Holy Rosary boys and gxrls here Parts Tournament Monroe C1ty boys and glrls there 4 H Dance Thanksgwmg Vacatlon Calro A and B boys here Monroe C1ty Tournament Boys and glrls game at Remck Glft Exchange P1CtuTS Show Chrxstmas Vacatmon Back to school Sleet Vacatlon Sleet Vacatxon Huntsvxlle boys and g1rls here Parls A and B boys here Huntsville boys and glrls here john Deere Program Par1s basketball game there Centralza basketball game here Semor Valentme Party jumor Class Play Sub reglonal Tournament Mexlco Moberly jumor Hlgh there Moberly junlor Hlgh A and B boys there Semor Class Play Centraha Grade boys and glrls here Softball Benefmt junlor Semor Banquet Alumnm Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement School Ends Z5 Se 7 Z8 ' ' 30 ' ' ...i 5 Y 'A 1 7-8 . . , . 12 ' ' ' --- 19 . . --- ZZ ' -- - - -30 ' .mlm Z D 10 ' 17- -19-Z0 ' Z3 ' ' --- Z4 - 25-Z6 ' i..... 3 h 6-ll ' 14 ' ' ' ' ZZ ' --- ' 3- . . 3 7 Renick boys' and girls' basketball game --- here ll-14 --- ' 19 --- ' 21 ' ' --- Z8 ' --- 3l ' ' --- Fe l 15 ' --- ll ' --- 14 ' ' 18 ' Z3-Z6 - ' --- ' Z8 ' ' --- - - 4 . . A U- 17 ' A . 12 . . -H Z8 ' M 6 . - . 13 ' 15 19 Z0 Z-T he cg8IU0l' 6,161.44 y THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING Thursday March 17 8 P M Madison H1gh School Audltorlum Act I The living room of the Brannagmn Cabm About ten o clock on a june mormng Act II The same as Act I Two days later at eleven A M Act III The same as ln the prevlous acts A few mmutes later Ma Branmgan Catalpa Tapp Betty Brann1gan Dlck Branmgan Bxldad Tapp jeffrey Scudder effj H15 nephew Kaye Branmgan Ma s eldest granddaughter Kmgston Campbell Kaye s f1ance Mrs Augusta Campbell Hrs arxstocratlc mother Between Acts Characters Who lwes for her grandch1ldren Mane Rawllngs The hlllbxlly servant Helen Robertson Ma s younger granddaughter Barbara Noel Ma s grandson Roger Smdow Catalpy s father Mary jennmgs Charles Campbell Betty Cupp Curtls McMorr1s Doris Thomas Specmal number from the Madxson I-hgh School Band Muslcal Reading Mary Humphrey P1ano Solo johnny Hart Z7 I Cl Cyrus Scudder ----- Who wants to marry Ma ----------- Clyde Ragsdale U -- ' ................. - uncor Cfaau y JUST DUCKY H Aud1tor1umFr1day February 18 1949 8P M Mr Maxwell Mrs Maxwell Betty Lou Bernadme Wllbur Hercules Conme Cra1g Moore Del Marshall Aunt Mary The head of the house or at least he thmks so The head of the house or at least she thlnks so Fourteen years old Betty Lou s best fr1end Don Sm1th Barbara Myers Glena Roberts Kathe rme Stewart Son thlrteen year old ato bomb Bobby Holohan rn Wllbur s bosom pal Seventeen years of age Connle s boy frtend Newspaper reporter The meddlesome aunt George Hall Dorothy Clark Bobby K Brownfleld Raymond Swmdell Perry McMorr1s Nadme McC all I Ll . S. ' ' ' , , , . . Mr. Moore -------- Craig's Father ----------------- ' . ! : ll ,OD ll O ' ' ' , V. l . , . Y . . , l . I - Y I . I I D I Mmss Blayne Ed1tor of lovelorn column Selma Mllhollln Produced by spec1al arrangement wlth The Heuer Publmshmg Company Cedar Rapids Iowa Chorus Buttons and Bows There s a Bluebxrd Slngmg In My Heart and Powder Your Face Wlth Sunshlne Bonme Dunwoody Imogene Houchlns Dorothy R1ley Melvln Henmger jean Peterson Quentln Carroll Bobble Wheeler Dallas Wheeler Leo Wrtherspoon Helen Robertson Betty Cupp Betty jen Overfelt and the cast Duet Far Away Places Betty Cupp and Helen Robertson Solo On The Road To Mandalay Klpllng Speaks Edwm Orton Accompamst Mary Humphrey Play D1rector Bess Swartz Z8 r e Sch of Clzrwlmcu rogram December l94Q Songs Here Comes Santa Claus Planlst Arlene Hewglex All I Want For Chrlstmas Is Mx Two Front Teeth Dtalogue A Chrxstmas Carol jacob Marley s Ghost Ebenerer Scrooge Ghost of Chrlstmas Past Ghost of Chrlstmas Present Ghost of Chrlstrnas Yet to Come Bob C1-atch1t The Chrlstmas Sp1r1t Mrs Cratchlt Peter Cratchlt Martha Cratchlt Belinda Cratchlt Two Young Cratchlts Tmy Tun Fred and h1s wlfe Harry Rrley Dlcky Southern Mary L Foster joxce Elsberry Robert Romjue Bob Threlkeld Norma Sue Snell joan Swmdell Tw1la jenmngs Carol Ann Holohan Patsy Ransdall and Donme Davxs jackle Rey nolds jlmmy Holohan and Ilene jenmngs Mr and Mrs Fezzxwlg Donald Duval and Ruby Glbler Fiddler Charles Wayne Manuel Guests Chlldren Playxng Men and Women on streets Mus1calRead1ng Darlene Kent Presentatlon of Courtesy Award Mrs NBHDIC Evans Presldent of Hortensma Garden Club Plano Solo Ann Brxant Readmg Betty Cupp SANTA I Q ac! - 0 00 ' ........................ ............ L eslie Brammer 29 Bobby Holohan Sf Zfze fantlzer Edltor Assxstant Ed1tor C1rculat1on Manager Asslstant Clrculatxon Sports Ed1tors Semor Reporter jumor Reporte r Freshman Reporter Keyhole Anme joke Edltors Manager Owl Vlrgxma Forsyth Barbara Myers Curtls McMorr1s George Hall Bob K Brownheld Barbara Noel Dorxs Thomas Don Smxth Don VanBuren Mary Jenmngs Donald Doyle 4 H News Dorothy Forsyth Artxsts Helen Robertson Betty Cupp Jaumta Pollard Mary Humphrey Betty Overielt Typrsts V1rg1ma Forsyth Mary Gwyn Mary Humphrey Mary jenmngs Marte Rawlmgs Sponsors MaryE Coates Dons Brownheld 30 a I Sophomore Reporter. . .. . . . . . . ... .... . . . . . Anne Bryant D . l I . ' . . I 9 X099 X64 07,6 IZ 0 oys umor ass y ust D c y 32 Basket Ball 'L Ns-ff 5-'pl P'- QXHEE of YC ii' V QP: 'gb 0309? 'S -1' IIB' THE GIGGLE' GIF LS OFF GUARD Fx 'f' 5 ALW AYS BEHIND ll NA TUPP is NIUS A LOVE THAT PEPSODENT SMILE JEN FRIENDS 33 O LETTER lull! Rxchard H I don t l1ke th1s school Vtrgxma Why? R1chard Some of the klds threw no1sy party downstalrs V1rg1n1a What was wrong wlth that? Rlchard Iwas the party Cop to exctted lady drlver Use your noodle lady use your noodle Mary G My g dness where IS lt? I ve pushed and pulled everythmg m the car Mr Kerr These are the hours these are the minutes and these are the seconds Charles H Turner Yes but where are the jlffles? He had one hand upon the wheel Qulte Joyful was the rtde The other arm was wrapped around the cutle at hls slde A cop yelled Use both hands In a volce that c led far I can t the lovtng swam rephed I have to steer the car Donald Rlley Do fish grow fast? Robert Swmdell Some of them do My father caught one last year that grows an mch every tune he tells about 1t Mrs Coates What tense IS I am beautlful ? Don Smlth Past Howard Mlller I guess you ve heard the one about the roof? Donald Dlxon No can t say that I have Howard Oh well It s over your head anyway Donald VanBuren took his g1rl for a bugpy r1de and mne mzles out IH the country the horse dropped dead dear slghed Betty Pollard and I m so tlred Suppose I gwe you a mce klss sald Donald That w1l1 put llfe ln you In that case sald Betty You d better klss the horse Mr Kerr If you have S10 1n one pocket and 9515 m the other what have you? Leo Wttherspoon I have on some body else s pants Mrs Coates wear1ly Pat do you talk all the ttme? Patty Crotty No Ma am some txmes people lnterrupt me Recently a sxgn was seen ln a rural d1str1ct whlch read Beware to touch these wlres IS 'Instant death Anyone found doxng so wlll be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law Bobby H What s the matter? You dlsgusted? Bllly G I played hookey all day before I remembered It was Saturday Barbara N What s worse than eatmg hash at a restaurant where you don t know what s 1n 1 9 Helen R Eatlng at home where you do know jean Peterson Say mother how much am I worth? Mother Why you re worth a mllllon to me dear jean Well then would you advance me a quarter? Perry It says here they have found a sheep 1n the Hxmalaya Mountams th t can run forty f1ve mlles an hour Raymond Well It would take a lamb ltke that to follow Mary nowadays 1 . gg I ' ' ll ' ' ' 11 . 1 DV ' ll ' ' . . . . ,. 11 - 11 . ,, . 11 11 - 11 1 I a 1 1 1 - 11 ' . . . . ,. . 11 - , 11 11 . 11 ' 1 K . . ,l 1. 11 ' , 14 , 1 1 ' 1 1 .-1 l 11 1 .. I , . , . K . J. 11 . . . 1 . 1, ' - 11 . 11 1 - - 1 1 l 44 - - 11 . . , . ,, . . . .. . . . . . . , . .. . ,, 11 1 - - 1 . . . 11 . . 1 . 11 1 as 111 ' 1 - ' . . - . 11 11 1 11 - - ' V' 1 1 ' 11 11 ' 11 1 - . 11 - 11 - - l 11 1 1 - -t 11 . . . U . - 11 11 . 11 1 1 . 11 - - 1 - 1 1 - 1 11 11 - . 11 11 . 11 1 . . . , . . ,, , . - . 11 1 I 11 . . , 11 11 - . 11 1 - 1 11 . 11 . .1 . 1 . . - 1 11 - , - . on ' . ,. . . ' I, . - 1 1 11 11 . Oh, . 11 . - 1 1 11 1 . 111 Mrs Coates You mlssed my class yesterday dxdn t you? Arlen Not mn the least ma am not ln the least Jaumta Pollard says No fame I crave before my eye A slmpler goal I keep I hope Just once before I d1e To get sufflctent sleep Curtls Every tlme I have a cup of tea I get a stabbmg pam tn my rtght eye What shall I do? Charles C Take the spoon out of your cup Foreman Excuse me, but are you the lady who s smgmg? Betty C Yes I was smglng Why Foreman Well mxght I ask you not to hang on that top note so long The men have knocked off twlce m1stak1ng It for the dlnner Wh1St1e Anne I ll buy the peanuts for us Clyde Clyde Nothln makes me madder than to have a woman paylng my way Anne Well then are you going to buy the peanuts 'P Clyde No but I m golng to get awfully mad Melvm What IS the matter Roger you look sad Roger groan I feel terrlble I lost a lot of money tn an mvestment today Clyde Really? Roger Yes I put a penny ln a chewmg gum slot machme and lt dld not work Mrs Swarta jlmmy F16ldS how many bones are there ln your body'7 jxmmy Ntne hundred Mrs Swarm Are you sure'P That s more than I have jlmmy Yes but I had sardmes for lunch Flrst Mosqulto VK here s that new mosqulto who flew around here last n1ght'7 Second One A sad thmg happen ed to h1m He fell lnto a can of o1l and then bumped 1nto a fxreflx Mr Enochs Well dtd xou read the letter I sent you9 Curt1s McMorr1s Y s r I read It mslde and outstde On the 1ns1de It sald xou are flred on the outsxde lt samd return tn ftve davs so here I am Mrs Brownfxeld entered the butcher shop to buy a chtcken for Sundav dmner Do you want a pullet'P Oh no satd Mrs Brownfteld Ill just carry lt www :f 4 :eve wow' xr Perhaps fewer women would conceal thelr age 1f more men acted themrs There 1s always plenty of room at the top because many who get there go to sleep and fall off xwrrwefaefwwof acne: v Mrs Coates CYlVe me a sentence wlth the word analyze Helen R Anne clalms she was home last mght early but analy e Marle charged wlth speed mg Why Judge I wasn t gomg over stxty mlles an hour In fact I m sure I wasn t gomg much over thlrty I had slowed down to udge ratsmg a stlencmg hand We d better close out thls case before you back up and hmt some body Ten dollars The ones who thmk our Jokes are poor would stramghtwax change thelr vlews Could they compare the jokes we prmt to those we refuse . sa - . - ' AA v . - 1 . 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J A fugfmaf fi KX SAFETY SERVICE Madison Bunk OVER A HALF CENTURY OF CONSTRUCTION SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1888 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PATTERSON S MOBERLY MOTOR COMPANY .jzfosa mlmwgzum I YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON US FOR GENUINE FORD PARTS MADE RIGHT FIT RIGHT LAST LONGER 106 NORTH 4TH STREET MOBERLY MISSOURI 9 P I, ll . 9 COMPLIMENTS OF DUVAL AND REID CLOTHING COMPANY MOBERLY MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER LUMB ER COMPANY MADISON MISSOURI BAKER BROS GROCERY FIELD SEEDS GROCERIES WALLPAPER PURINA CHOWS CASH BUYERS OF POULTRY EGGS AND CREAM T W KAMP, JEWELER SHEAFFER S ADMIRAL DEPENDABLE FOUNTAIN PEN WITH MATCHING FINELINE PENCIL AN OUTSTANDING VALUE AT S8 00 MOBERLY MISSOURI n v - l . . o . . . WM FENNEL JR COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY C FENNEL THE FENNEL AUTOMOBILE AND BODY WORKS 201 209 WEST COATES STREET CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE MOBERLY PHONE 821 MISSOURI BLATTNER OUARLE FOR FASHIONS YOU LOVE TO WEAR MOBERLY MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF ESS IMPLEMENT COMPANY ALLIS CHALMERS SALES AND SERVICE MADISON PHONE 47 MISSOURI E A R L S O U T H E R N FEED AND PRODUCE MADISON MISSOURI ESTABLISHED 1872 BEST WISHES FROM MOBERLY MONITOR - INDEX J IM H O L MAN S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CALL 98 MOBERLY MISSOURI FORBIS SERVICE STATION AND P M CAFE DORSEY FORBIS PAUL A BEVEN MILLER STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP KODAKS FILM FRAMES LEATHER NOVELTIES KODAK STAMPS UP WE PHOTOGRAPH ANYTHING ANY PLACE ANYTIME ESTABLISHED 1898 507i 509 5092 REED OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY PHONE 374 MOBERLY MISSOURI I I FINISHING - ONE DAY SERVICE - PHOTOS ALL SIZES FROM MOBERLY PLATING COMPANY PLATING ALL METALS IN SILVER CHROME BRASS NICKEL COPPER POLISHING BURNISHING LACOUERING SILVER PLATING OUR SPECIALTY 550 WEST COATES STREET MOBERLY MISSOURI M F A CENTRAL CO OPERATIVE FEED SEED FLOUR FERTILIZER POULTRY EGGS CREAM MOBERLY PHONE 1900 CAIRO RANDOLPH COUNTY HATCHERY 215 WEST COATES STREET PHONE 248 MOBERLY MISSOURI MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS ICE CREAM BUTTER CHEESE COTTAGE CHEESE SALAD DRESSING CHOX BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY MOBERLY MISSOURI THE FARMERS PLACE OF BUSINESS C H O W N IN G S DRY GOODS SHOES GENTS FURNISHINGS MADISON MISSOURI WADE S GROCERY GROCERIES AND MEATS IVIADISON PHONE 119 MISSOURI TIRES TUBES BATTERIES TANK WAGON SERVICE BROWNFIELD OIL COMPANY MADISON MISSOURI .T T CROSS LUMBER COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1907 DEPENDABLE SERVICE ACROSS FROM THE FIRE STATION AND THE JAIL PHONE 487 MOBERLY MISSOURI FILL UP WITH COMPLIMENTS OF MOBERLY WHOLESALE COMPANY 109 111 NORTH FIFTH MOBERLY MISSOURI D O Y L E S L U N C H HOME MADE CHILI HOTDOG AND BARBECUE SANDWICHES MADISON MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF MADISON TIMES NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING AND PRINTING MADISON PHONE 5 MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF MIDWEST LOAN COMPANY AUTO LOANS FURNITURE EQUIPMENT 107 NORTH 5TH PHONE 185 MOBERLY MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF BRYANT DRUGS FOR COMPLETE DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION SERVICE THE REXALL STORE WELCOMES YOU RADIO APPLIANCE COMPANY PHILCO RADIOS REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS SPEED QUEEN WASHERS IRONERS MOBERLY MISSOURI ART S APPLIANCE PHILCO CROSLEY AND HOT POINT ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WALLPAPER AND PAINT MADISON MISSOURI THIEMAN S FLOWER SHOP 402 WEST REED SAY IT WITH FLOWERS BUT SAY IT WITH OURS WE WIRE FLOWERS PHONE 847 G. 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VISIT US WHEN IN MOBERLY, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF PHONOGRAPHS We Carry A Complete Line Of Wurlitzer Seeburg Men s Shoes Legal Amusement Games R H ROBERTS A ANDN AMUSEMENT CO Shoe Repairing 52-3 West Coates Street 117 East Coates Street Compliments of COMPLIMENTS DR T R TURNER OF' A Phone 182 Madison Missouri FRIEND B OOSTERS TOT AND TEEN D. RILEY THANKS TO THE ADVERTISERS Day Phone 895 Moberly, Missouri Phone 246 Moberly, Missouri -4