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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1955 volume:

F PANTHER PECALL 0.13 Y ' O MCJI I T TE qi lf' PUl3'i5Yf1if I-ix!NfWLlC1 Smje'-rs cf xuI5QfP4 HGH 52:1 5 'ggwr rwAESQ' , R 'N Come and make a trup wntlw us through the rooms of dear old M H S durung I954 55 As you turn The pages of this book an the years to come may you recall many fond memories of some of the happiest days your lnfe and may you sulently renew the loys and sorrows of thus school year I A, eq 'E ' 1 Y 6 l 1 1 ,ll V' A :ff ' ' . I . . of . I . pg Q5 1 - X 'llc Mrs Bess D 'Swartz pfdlfdfldll ln recognition of your sun ere loyalty your endurrng fruendllness your unequalled co operation and your under standang manner that have brnghten d twenty years at Modrson Hugh School to you Mrs Jwartz the members ofthe Recall Staff do respectfully dedrcate the nnneteen hundred fnfty fave yearbook 3 IN-N I Q I 1 ' I ' . . e . I I ' I I ' - XX N-uf' STANDING Harmon Harley Sudsberry Nolte Thomas Hartman Young SITTING Campbell Brooks Foster If the l955 Panther Recall becomes a treasured keepsake our work has been amply rewarded ..,..-V 'Q-arf' Doris Harmon Mary Lou Foster If PANTHER RECALL STAFF Edltor Asst Editor Class Editors Junuor Sophomore Freshman ods Photographer Clrculat non Manager Mary Lou Foster Frieda Campbell Nancy Sudsbe rry Elmer Nolte Konme Harley James Brooks Beverly Young Ronald Thomas Sponsor Mrs Dons Harmon 2 I I I I I I ' : , , . I if If - .TAM If: I . - Sensor. . . . . . Wanda Hartman I 2 , 33 . . . . . . . ,gp Y., u ' . .... . . 'I - . . .... . . . ' Prev ntlng the 0 0 X -1 W as 'af' ,K 'Nr' ix vsan- J. GREGORY GRAVES, B.s. Northwest State College University of Missouri Nlathematics Industrial Arts NANCY MOSS, B.M.E. Central College Engl ish Music fm 'sf .tj X - Q2 4 , H 4 ' , '5Uv . Y LLOYD SMITH, B.s., M.A. Superintendent Southeast Missouri State Teachers College University of Missouri Social Studies Coach Maur DORIS HARMON, B S Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Commerce Geography BESS SWARTZ, B.S. University of Missouri Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Science Social Studies 4-if jug ! 'inO 'li Presentlng the X x A ,, 1 Z r A! 5 F, Q Y iff 1-.,,,n lf' z 'X' 1' 4 JJ v G gp' ,lf l K' as , ,yn 'vo 'Y' Z 'if' 15' ' 1' I BIRD, WELDON EADS, DARLENE ELSBERRY, JOYCE Vice-President FOSTER, MARY LOU HARTMAN, WANDA Sec. -Treus . HOLOHAN, JIMMY Kmufv, KAY LQFORCE, MARY Lou LUDWIG, GEORGE President MCCANN, DELORES RAGSDALE, JAMES mmf, BOBBY ROMJUE, ROBERT SANNER, LENORA Reporter , 1.1 --.. , ..,.,a, , ,3' 'V 'iv J K, 4 'Cf' Y .0 -fx i ' I 'f UTT ERBACK , DOROTHY 'QW' 6 xi STANDING Delores McCann Jum Holohan Robert Romuue Bob Ruley Weldon Burd James Ragsdale George Ludwug Mr Smuth fSponsorJ SITTING Joyce Elsberry Mary lou Foster Wanda Hartman Mary Lou LaForce Lann 11 'ianner Darlene Eads Kay Kurtley Dorothy Utterback emot 61144 lfutoty On August 27 l95l twenty-sux Freshmen turnudly opened the doors of Nladuson Hugh to start to prepare themselxes for the future Our class offucers were Presudent Robert Romuue, Vuce Presudent Bobby Ruley Secretary Treasurer Norma Snell and Sponsor Mrs Treuthart On September 2 l952 nuneteen eager Sophomores clumbed the steps ofthe hugh school We chose our class offucers as follows Presudent Bobby Ruley Vu e Presudent Jummy Holohan Sec retary Treasurer Joyce Elsberry and Sponsor Mrs Harmon On August 31 I953 twenty Jolly Junuors assembled un the halls of old M H S Our class offucers were presudent Ronald Puerce Vuce Presudent, Bobby Ruley Secretary Norma Snell Treasurer Jo,ce Elsberry and Sponsor Mrs Swartz 'Jo enuoyeo workung durung our uunuor year on our class play Funders Creepers and the Junuor Senuor Banquet whuch had as uts theme the Mardu Gras On August '70 I954 fufteen dugnufued Senuors uourneyed back to Maduson Hugh for theur last year of hugh sc Sol work We were sorry to say that we found fuve famuluar faces mussung These were Joe Beaccuamp who enlusted un the navy Ronald Puerce and Donald Duvall who enlusted un the Mulutary tvluce Norma Snell who had moved to Keokuk, Iowa and Arnold Starr who had moved to Hunt vulle Our class offucers were Presudent George Ludwug Vuce Presudent Joyce Elsberry Secretary Treasurer 'Jando Hartman and Sponsor Mr Smuth We are laokung forward to the moun features of the year Senuor play Senuor trup Junuor Senuor Banquet Baccalaureate and last Commencement whuch wull probably brung sad and happy thoughts both unto our munds I0 : I I I I I I . . u , . . I , , , 1 - r - I I I ' O I . . . . . I I ' I . . . . - . - . . . - , . s n I I I I ' 0 A . . . . . , , . I I I S- ' I I ' ' I I I ' ' n - ll ' , , . . . . . . . . . - ' I I I I I I I I I ' - . , . . . . ,, . U u , , , ' 0 ' I I . u . . . . . -N ,u . , I I . . . . . I I 'Y I I S . . . . . . - I I I I '- I I' ' I I ' - . . . . . . . - I I ' . . . . I I I . . . glass prophecy fl 'Q' 3- 2-f M u f ffl 99' MXN 'ibm I was runnung my usual route transportung people from Juprter to Mars when somethung went wrong wuth my space shup and I went hurlung out unto unknown space The next thung I knew I was clumbung out of my space-shup onto what looked luke the planet called Earth The furst thung I notuced when I was furmly settled on solud ground wm a bug sugn whuch read Burd Daury Farm led to a huge house and a rather large farm I was curuous to fund out whether or not thus had any connectuon wuth the Weldon Burd I used to know un school so I went to the house and knocked on the luttle gurls wuth real black haur After a lengthy duscussuon about humself, Weldon began tellung me about a few of our old class mates He told me that Darlene Eads was also marrred and had fave chuldren She had marrued one the most promunent busunessmen of Madrson He also told me that Joyce Elsberry had become Dean of Nurses ot one of the larger clunucs un the country Fundung myself so near, I thought I had better wander on unto Madrson Wufh that thoudut un mund I left the Burd Daury Farm and started toward town As I was lust enterung Madrson I heard someone yell at me and when I looked across the street I saw a face that looked famuluar yes now lknew It was Mary Lou Foster and she told me she had put her brauns to work and was employed by the U S Government un Washungton D C , and was home to vusut her parents for a short whule I frnally got away from Mary Lou and had gust gone a block when I saw two people a man and woman go unto a grocery store I decuded to follow them and see uf ut was who I thought ut was I had gust stepped msude the store when Wanda Hartman and her husband Herbert Hyatt rushed up to greet me They told me they were hcppuly marrued and luved on a small farm lust outsrde of town Wanda saud she was bookkeeper for one of the small busuness furms rn Madrson to supplement the famuly uncome Vlrhule I was standung there talkung to them md gettung all the news, I happened to thunk about Jrmmy Holohan and so I asked them about hum They told me that Jrmmy had marrued hus hugh school sweetheart, Beverly Young, and they were luvung on a farm east of Madrson lt seemed that Jrmmy was un the process of developung a new type of turnup -one that grew un assorted colors Jummy sard they would be more qupetrzung that way thus tume I was gettung thursty so I excused myself and went unto the famuluar drug store A pert luttle wautress cane up to me and took my order I knew thrs gurl at once ut was Lenora Scnner I found out that Lenora was lust workung two days a week un the drug store The rest of the week she mcnaged her beauty salon l gathered she was doung quute well My coke was now maxed to perfectron so I took ut and sat down by a pretty young womcru whom I soon recognuzed as Kay Krrtley I chatted wrth her awhule md found out that she was goung ll 4 . Q uL Q. E I Q ,, - X ff ' D I' ls ...Ya I ,.,33 ' g T ,Q AT x. 4 X.:-g X . gi YI 'EXEC f i ' , s .i K ' -I I ' K L5 ' , f I I I L XI L . . - . . . I U. . . nl door. Yes, Weldon, himself, came to the door and I found out that he was now married and had two . ' ' ' . ' of -fa wuth Jerry Ruley and that tl ey planned to be marrued soon Durung the conversatuon she also told me that Mary Lou LaForce and Marvun Brammer had been marrued f I I nune years and now had three chuldren I was gettung ready to leave the drug store when a tured lookung farmer walked un came over and flopped down bes de me and ummeduately started tellung me hus troubles Yes ut was none other than the comeduan of Maduson Hugh un l955 George Ludwug He told me he was Iuvung on a farm and he had had hus share of troubles of farm Iufe He told me he wasnt mar rued and that the gurls were stull chasing hum I furually got away rom the drug store but only to fund myself engaged un another conversatuon thus tume wuth Delores McCann now Mrs Jum Southern She saud she was luvung un Maduson and was very happuly marrued She unformed me that James Ragsdale was a world famous boxer on TV I heard he wcus gettung quute a sum of money from thus occupatuon He and hus brother used to practnce on ut a lot un the gymnasuum Delores also told me that Bobby Ruley had bought the Charles Elsberry Servuce Statuon and had a gooa busuness there She unformed me that Bobby was stull beung seen wuth Maxune Downung and that the town s gossups were preductung a weddung un the near future for these two Delores saud she had to go so as I turned to go I ran unto Robert Romuue and he told me he was now marrued to Nlarue Stone and that they had two fune gurls He also unformed me that he was uanutor of M H S and had taken Mr Kung s place By now ut was gettung late so I left town and was about to clumb unto my space shup when a famuluar gurl came runnung up to me lt was Dorothy Utterback She told me that she was marrued to the town s only doctor and that she had taken her afternoon walk fon her doctor s orders or course She saud as she came over the hull she saw me and thought she d say hello She told me that she had become a photographer s model when she had graduated from hugh school but when she marrued she gave ut up She saud she would much rather keep house anyway By thus tume I was rather tured of the lufe on earth so I clumbed unto my space shup and bud the earth a fond farewell If my shup ever gets out of control and goes hurlung unto unknown space agaun I hope I land un dear ol Madeson so I can hear all the news luke I dud un the year 1965 M' ' 2 glam W1 l nd 7e.4tament We the Senuor Class of l955 beung of sound mund and body do make publush and declare thus to be our lost wull and testament I Weldon Burd do wull and bequeath my basketball suut to Walter Turpun my lu ghtnung speed to Larry Van Skulce my abuluty to pester all the teachers to Jummy Southern lwho really doesn t need utl and my sudden passuon for Englush to -oh I belueve I ll keep that I2 I Q: 'V vs 4 P I . 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I ll , xrlql -'- .5 fu 'fe ru X- 7 0.1 XII 2' , Q I' Wd 'Mr' ...rs .- , as 4 J - I , I Darlene Eads do wall and bequeath a tube of lapstack to Joann Beauchamp all my chewang gum md roughness an physacal educataon to Carolyn Stone and my meanness an study hall to Carol Campbell I Joyce Elsberry do wall and bequeath my posataon an cheerleadang to anyone who wants at my messy 'obs an the offace to Maxine Downang and my love for Laonel too -no I thank I ll keep that for myself l Mary Lou Foster do wall and bequeath my edatorshap of the Panther Howls to Fraeda Campbell who wall do a good 'ob my love for typang and bookkeepang to some brallaant student and my claranet crayone who as brave enough to understand at I Wanda Hartman do wall and bequeath my place an the oftace to Nancy Sudsberry my love for commercaal subaects to Betty LaForce my love for gossapang an study hall whenever I can escape the teacher s keen eye to Maxane Downang who really doesnt need at and my love for Herbert to -oh waat a manute, I want to keep thas I Jammy Holohan do wall and bequeath my basketball suat to Johnny Orton my love for makang noase an study hall to anyone who needs at and all of my good old school books to Gary Davas I Kay Kartley do wall and bequeath my drum to anyone who as wallang to practace every day well practacally every day and my place an the offace to Nancy Sudsberry I Nlary Lou LaForce do wall and bequeath my cheerleader posataon to Dorothy Downang my love thanks they can escape the teacher s eye and my love for a certaan saalor to -no on second thought I thank I d better keep that for myself George Ludwag do wall and bequeath my school books and teachers to anyone who can stmd them, and my candy machane to anyone who loves candy Delores McCann do wall and bequeath my love for the soldaer boys to anyone who can make use o at md my love for basketball to anyone who as rough enough to take at James Ragsdale do wall and bequeath my love for practacang basketball to some freshman next year, all my pencals and pcper to my brother George and my lock of unruly haar to Tommy Jones I Bobby Raley do wall and bequeath my basketball suat to Charles Martan my love for basketball to Donnae Davas and my abalaty to get through four years of hagh school wath only I8 lf2c worth of supplaes to anyone who as slack enough to get away wath at I Robert Romaue do wall and bequeath my locker to Gary Davas my classes to anyone who wcnts them and my abalaty to make noase an Mr Graves study hall to anyone who can get by wath at I I.enora Sanner do wall and bequeath my love for commercaal sublects to Walma McMorras my tamadness to Patsy Ransdall my small saze to Jammy Southern and my collectaon of soldaer s addresses to Patty Woods I Dorothy Utterback do wall and bequeath my knack for gettang anto grouble to Patsy Bugg but I doubt af she needs at and my love for goang stea wath an out-of town boy to Allene Campbell And last we the Senaors of l955 do wall and bequeath to the Junaors all the dagnaty of beang a Senaor and our tattered md tom textbooks Isome even have the answers wratten ant to the Sophomores I3 I I . . . , . I I I . . . . . . I . .... . - . . I I I I . . . . I . . I I to I I . . . I . . I . . . , . . , . - I I I I . , . . I . , . I . I . b . . . . -- , . I I . , . . i . I for basketball to my little sister, Betty, my wanting to giggle and talk in study hall to anyone who . , , . . - I I ' I If ' 1 ' II I ' I F. I . . u I, I . . . . I ' . i I . I . . . I I I . I . . I . . . . , . . , . . I I . . . . . , . . . . . . , I I I I . I I - I . . I ,, . dy,, . - . I . I . . . . . , ' ' 1 'Z we leave all our memornes of the loys and sor ow- experzenced durnng our lrfe at old M H S and to the Freshmen we leave our recrpe for the stamuna and patnence we used durmg our four years of wonderful hugh school llfe Srgned publushed and declared by the above named as theur last wull and testament Witnessed by Mr Lloyd Smnth Sensor onsor and Mrs Dorus Harmon Yearbook Sponsor f 0 rf , 'Wt fir? GIIIOZ TlMMIE S DOUBLE DATE Ac l An upper hallway rn the St George Hotel somewhere an the North Caroluna Mountams Act ll A few moments later Act Ill Afew moments later Tame Late afternoon -summer GRETA The second floor chambermand EVA LANGFORD An effncrent secretary TIMMIE O'BRlEN A stor JUNE Astar DICK BURDETTE A gay young man EMILE CONLEY A psychologist GILHOOLEY Apolnce detectrve BINNIE Emule s fvancee CYRILLA DORN Agrrl In love MRS DORN Her aunt SHANNON SMITH A contest wrnner HOTROCK WILLIAMS Her france WAYNE PETERSON A poet RONALD ROWLAND A movre favorite MISS DAY Anewspaper reporter CHARACTERS Director Mr Smlth f C I4 Wanda Hartman Joyce Elsberry Delores McCann Lenora Sanner Bob Rnley George Ludwlg Robert Romgue Mary Lou Foster Dorothy Utterback Kay Knrtley Mary Lou LaForce James Ragsdale Weldon Bnrd Jlmmy Holohan Darlene Eads if if A Q' sv 5 'fl 'FY .l ,vi A -. 5' L Y 1 11 yy,r j 5 ,,A. - A :Qs ,,,, --H sg-'Z , 1 A I ll L arf 1 , Lex, ' K il'-' ' ' t : ' . ' ' ' . 1 -of ' v L-rf 'H' 43' T A 42 ', RR X' t l 2 gf Presentmg the X Q v Q , if 'S' F7 6 'Ugg' Hi. T I, S, S4 I 'A f H ' W 2 Is: Ig -1 JJJT I , A ' I 5'1' E ?f?fBM SQIJ I I 94 V ,,,. ig v Q I if , If I :I ff' E 35+ J A I A J I B , V M E ' W if A I A r' I f X ,E A f M .IQ ff I-4 :sy ,E ' JI' if E ' W - ,AI X I I , I A E. W . , X3 A' A , Q A,, if A 65 AQ 5 Q, '21 A ff v -A I ' ' f - fi I A, '-ff' uniou ALEXANDER, BOB ALEXANDER, FRANKLIN BASSETT, PHYLLIS BEALJCI-IAMP, JOANN BOTKINS, JANE BROOKS, JAMES BLJGG, PATSY BURKE, BARBARA CAMPBELL, ALLENE CAMPBELL, FRIEDA Sec.-Treos. DAVENPORT, JIMMY DAVIS, GARY DICKERSON, KAREN DOWNING, MAXINE Vice-President HOGAN, JUNIOR JONES, TOMMY KIRTLEY, JIMMY KRAMER, MARCELLA MANUEL, CHARLES President MARTIN, BETTY MCCALL, JOE MCMORRIS, WILMA PETERSON, RICHARD SOLJTI-IERN, JIMMY SUDSBERRY, NANCY Reporter WHEELER, ROBERT WOOD, TOMMY YOUNG, BEVERLY unfot 61444 16, iitoty On September 2 l952 twenty mne freshmen enrolled at M H S After we got over our frrght we elected class offrcers They were Presrdent Charles Manuel Vrce Presrdent Jrmmy Davenport Secretary Treasurer Karen Dnckerson and Sponsor M Blarr On August 31 l953 we found twenty seven Sophomores knocknng at the doors of Madrson Hugh Our class offrcers were Presrdent Patsy Bugg Vrce Presrdent Barbara Burke Secretary Treasurer Jane Botkms ond Sponsor Mrs Harmon Ort August 30 l954 twenty-erght Jumors came walkrng rn the doors of dear old Modlson Hugh We ganned three new class members Robert Wheeler who went to Warrenton lost year Noxlne Downnng who went to Nbberly and Phyllrs Bassett who went to Lincoln at Moberly Shortly after school started we lost two members Ronald Shepherd and Bruce Ball Our class offrcers were Presudent Charles Manuel Vrce Presudent Maxme Downmg Secretary Treasurer Frueda Campbell Reporter Nancy Sudsberry and onsor Mlss Moss We had our class party a hayrlde on September T7 near Woodlawn Maxme Downmg and Barbara Burke were cheerleaders from our class We were busy throughout the year makrng money for our expense of the Junior Senror Ban quet to be held I0 the sprung We had charge of the lunch stand at all home basketball games Our play Crazy But Cute was presented nl 8 under the durectron of Mass Moss llI!l02 CRAZY BUT CUTE A l A Saturday afternoon A ll Afew mrnutes later Ac lll Evennng ofthe same day Place The rumpus room rn the Dover home CH AR ACTERS DAN DOVER Frfteen year old boy and full of meanness Gary Davrs MRS DOVER Dan s mother Beverly Young MR DOVER Dansfather OSCAR BETTY SHAW Regular tomboy R G HIGBY Mr Doversboss SUSIE HIGBY R G snnece PHYLLIS BLAKE Dan s cousm KATHY BROOKS Phyllls roommate MRS DOPENDUFFER Mrs Dovers frrend GLADYS DOPENDUFEER Daughter of Mrs KILLO HERMAN ESPY Dan s pal Dnrector Dopenduffer Mrss Moss I7 .lam s Brooks Jane Botkrns Rrchard Peterson Allene Campbell Patsy Bugg Frueda Campbell Karen Drckerson Nancy Sudsberry Tommy Wood , , ' ' . . . . . I I . I I . - . I . 5 - , ' : , r. ' . I I - 1 . D . ' . Z . I i , . I F . , ' 2 , , - - , I . . . . . ' . ' : , I I ' . 2 . I J . - . I . . I 1 1 2 1 f Sp I , - I ' I I ' I ll Ill M ' I ' ' ' . o ct : . ct : ' . t : ' . -- I -- ' e UNCLE JOE--Lives with the Dover's ....................... Charles Manuel ll ll -- ' -... I ' -- ' ' -- I P U . , . -- . . . H H n 1 . ........... . I Q , J? ,fi ,fgw-' XJ , 'Jilin 1 Q - L C 2 s.. TOP ROW Larry Johnston Larry VanSknke Donme Pollard Elmer Nolte Ronme Hull MIDDLE ROW George Ragsdale Sam Embree DuNard Cooper Donald Baker Van Botkms Hurmon Hendren Mrs Harmon lSponsorJ BOTTOM ROW Ronald Thomas Carolyn Stone Carol Campbell Beverly McCann Mary Peterson Betty Campbell Dorothy Downing Patty Woods Charlie Walters ABSENT Myrna Graves and Frankre Houchms .fiopiomote Ulu: Qqutoty On August 31 l953, seventeen green Freshmen came un the doors of Madlson Hugh After we became used to hugh school ways, we elected class offrcers They were Presndent, Donme Reporter, Patty Woods ond onsor, Mr Humphrey On August 30 1954 there were twenty two Sophomores to enroll un Mzdrson Those who dud not return were Carl McGee and Roselle Starr We gamed three new members Larry Johnston from Moberly Dorothy Downnng from Moberly, and Myrna Graves from Iowa Our class offlcers were President, Larry VonSknke Vuce Presldent Hurmon Hendr Sec retary Treasurer Donme Pollard and Sponsor, Mrs Harmon We had our annual class hayrude September l0 and everyone seemed to have a good tume I8 : I I I l I I . I ' 3 1 1 1 I ' 1 , . . : I I I I I I I I I ' ' O ll ll ' ' ' I I ' Pollard, Vice-President, Ronald Hill, Secretary, Charlie Walters, Treasurer, DuNard Coop-:r,' 5 Sp . . I I - . . l . 1 . - 2 ' z ' - ' , fm: - ' 1 . I - - 1 . - BAKER, DONALD BOTKINS, VAN CAMPBELL, BETTY CAMPBELL, CAROL COOPER, DUNARD DOWNING, DOROTHY EMBREE, SAM GRAVES, MYRNA HENDREN, HURMON Vice-President HILL, RONALD HOUCHINS, FRANKIE JOHNSTON, LARRY MCCANN, BEVERLY NOLTE, ELMER Reporter PETERSON, MARY POLLARD, DONNIE Sec.-Trees. RAGSDALE, GEORGE , L' I I ..- 'N ICS ,L 7 Av- D n ,,L 'ZTHT 'Hai , M x - N-AM -2:- -.A -iffi? vtizfii ' 25:11 '50 ,. f 1 ,41 ,, -' Q .g nz, ng 5 U' ax-nan: go' ',n'.', 3' --3 .pc fm S ii, r , N '91 ..r A I Q V ,f 1-an fe- ' 1-QX X ff- fi cb I' ff .495 'Du 9,3 45. 4' AOD, :S Y'- 7 X B J -,. . -,. 1 A Q'S.'Jun 3 .07 -Q, , il vu-f V' B., ,?-' 1 -' ' T- ','.,-R. . -4 L R. Jr ' ., , A 'ft - L I var - .1 gr - 4' 1- --vi' ffl ,NX dl 1 ig, 1, 'S'A,2a'Bu N' -S ,..fs Qi' ' 'O Zn' . -. QF E -.-f' gg'-'-me ll ll - ik -'Br' V . JAX fi ,pil I . STONE, CAROLYN ' ff' ' 'R ,TJ THOMAS, RONALD 4 NS ' ' f wb VANSKIKE, LARRY -- N' R' President ,y r 1 -.4 X . 'Q - A L 1 x :LL 5 ,H J fu- . . - 1 lb , X 5 7-E? WALTERS, CHARLIE A , . OIQAOIIIOZQJ WOODS, PATTY - .-P A-Q sg I T IU .P f 45' ! mv- ' M, wx , CAMPBELL, GENE A g Treasurer COCPER, GARY CORNICK, LINDA DAVIS, DONNIE 4 , , -. I I A xx. Q A ' ' 9. ,I ,, - ELSBERRY, RICHARD 4' ,I W , 2.1, , H GARNETT, JOYCE g f HARLEY, KONNIE f' 9 , A A Reporter i A ,' HICKS, LEROY .33 x --1 2 1: ' ' I ' I ' I 262' I nw- ,N HOFFMAN, LARRY HOGAN, CATHERINE I-IOOAN, ROY HOLOHAN, CAROL 3' ,,.' .- 7' 'ar 'R ,I 'f ff 11 - - A JOHNSON, PATSY ' ' f ' I -' JONES, JIMMY f ' Q KIRTLEY, NANCY , Lf f 2' L ' U 'Y W. I A X I ' ff I I I, Z 1 -'R , AL' - A A Q LX M ,Q 'K - . , . P 'fus- 'iffE'3S2'EfEL?fY 7'te.4Amen LUTTRELL, CHARLES MALLORY, MARILYN MALONEY, PATSY MARTIN, CHARLES Presidenf MILHOLLIN, BELVA ORTON, JOHNNY Vice-President PIERCE, DAVID REYNCLDS, CARL RILEY, KAROLYN SHEPHERD, J. D. SIMS, MARION SPURLING, HAROLD fini? 13 - 1 --E 4 'Vx' . J A1 'N Y 'Y ,Q is 7 X I If Q14 9 IN Q0 if Secretory 4 an E -ruff' F f- .a '75 I STONE, MARIE - +2 , THOMAS, DONALD -'-- -J' TLIRPIN, WALTER N - , X W J f I I Not pictured Ab , Pcfsy Rcnsdoll I L K f H WHITE, TOMMY .1 - ' fgjifnqn WITMER, DARRELL lv I A ' I X l , I BOTTOM ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW ABS ENT sri' Darrel Witmer Jimmy Jones Donnie Davis J D Shepherd Carl Reynolds Patsy Maloney Nancy Kirtley Patsy Johnson Marilyn Mallory Betty LaFo ce Belva Milhollin Joyce Garnett Catherine Hogan Carol Holohan Gene Campbell Linda Cormck Patsy Ransdall Konnie Harley Kay Riley Larry Hoffman Gary Cooper David Pierce Harold Spurllng Johnny Orton Mrs Swartz iSponsorD Leroy Hicks Charles Luttrell Marie Stone Alice Kramer Charles Martin Richard Elsberry Donnie Thomas Roy Hogan Marion Sims Walter Turpin Tommy White 7'te.4Aman 61444 vqutoty On August 30 T954 thirty-five green F'eshmen entered the doors of Madison High School As far as we Know this is the largest freshman class ever to enroll at Madison After we became accustomed to high school ways, we elected our class officers They were: President, Charles Martin, Vice-President, Johnny Orton, Secretary, Harold Spurling' Treasurer, Gene Campbell, and Sponsor, Mrs. Swartz We enjoyed a hayride and wiener roast September l6. We are proud to say that David Pierce and Don Davis of the freshman class are on the A basketball team and Don Davis, Walter Turpin, Charles Martin, Johnny Onan, and Leroy Hicks are on the B team. Don Davis is the captain of the B Team. Several of the class members took part in band, chorus, and the pep squad. 22 0002 V 9 'til 0' FRONT ROW Alice Walters Lanny Jones Patsy Meals Jimmy White .Jeannie Braymen Wayne Farrell Utha Alexander Earl Glbler Minnie Lou Smith Junior Hulen MIDDLE ROW Bonnie Gandy Jerry Cooper Elsie Turpin Darlene Gamett Shirley Manuel Eddie Brown Sharon Elsberry Mrs Coates BACK ROW Jackie Reynolds Donnie Maxey Freddie McQueery Paul Bird Ronnie Elsberry Judy Wood Carolyn Hacks Bennie Conners Russell Luttrell com f V FRONT ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BACK RO W: Lorna Graves, Brenda White, Patty Turpin, Marcia Elsberry, Tommy Hicks, Patricia White, Laurence Walters, Jerry Davenport, Carol Ann Cooper, Richard Hendren, Billy Kirtley. Lee McCall, Martha Stone, Carolyn Burnett, Billy Harmon, Richard Cornick, Bonnie Burnett, Gary Hayes, Walter Johnston, Jackie Ransdall, Victor Hayden Wade, Carolyn Carpenter, Eddie Burnett. Mrs. Threlkeld, Becky Embree, Carol Jones, Carolyn Braymen, Barbara Cooper, Janice Sudsberry, Janet Thomas, Bobby Gamett, Johnnie Elsberry, Mike Davenport, Jimmie Braymen. com ll! .xx FRONT ROW Darlene Ludwng Nelson Hewgley Lmda Wood Nancy Stone Donald Harmon Mary Ann Devenport Ray Ragsdale Paul Woods Ronme Sparks Faye Johnston MIDDLE ROW Mrs Games Larry Manuel Bobby Rnley Jean Ann Hnckey Jaunnta Meals Wayne Hull Claudia Garnett Johnny Sasek John Luttrell Darts Grbler BACK ROW Dlckne Bugg Arvld Hall Judy Davus Delores Kramer Davnd Gnbler Kenth Holohan Ronnne Elsberry Ruchard Conners Beatrnce Carpenter com ll illlfll- 'Q FRONT ROW Davsd Stone Lmda Apel Delworth Smith Charles Threllceld Davud Brown Donnie Sparks Stevne Embree Tommy Johnson LaVerne Hendren Wanda Elsberry Leland Kramer MIDDLE ROW Joyce Hogan Mnlce Holder Shnrley Conners Janet Duclcerson Joann Skunner Gary Manuel James Stone Shnrley Walters James Robertson Rnchard Cox BACK ROW Gary Shepherd Peggy Garnett Ruta Luttrell Evelyn Hnclcs Jeanme fvbals Larry Alexander Lmda Neff Becky Stone Delbert Crangg Brenda Lake Mrs Smnth ' ll i I .,.., 1 ' I A ' A , , 1 1 MV ' Y v . 'ff' vw - r ' ' 1 4 . W' V, - - .V . fs., : A 1 ' -I ' . If Y, , x 1 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' : ' I I I I I I I I I ' F I I I I I I I I ' . - ' P95 2 X f 4' . I 4 f,.z ,, , , ' ' ' I F ' , ' K f N 1 . Q f , A Q, .1 V , Q v 1, r v ' 4 , XJ' ' , ', V ,L , 'J . 1 F 11 . S . 4 V ' ' ' 1 'V Al , q 2 ' lihg .E r F N-P : I I I I I I I I I I 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - F I I I I I I I I I I ' ' 0002 I FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW BACK ROW 9:29 MARY E COATES F I' or f ARA SMITH 3-1.. V V Skmner Keuth Duvall Geneva Porter Kenth Alexander Patty Reynolds Lona Brown Lmda Cox Jlmmy Meals Ronnue Johnston Conme Sue Embree Elaine Hacks Lonnle Elsberry Russell Conners Mcrva Sudsberry Donnie Wheeler Judy Seaver Terry Apel Sandra Brown Tommy Bos Steven Sasek Sharon McLaugl1lun Bobby Morgan Mass Ragland qfdh YCAOOI TGGCAGZJ In -11' ,M MAYDEE GAINES MARY V RAGLAND '9 , 19 MARTHA SMITH ANN THRELKELD - I ul ' 'H 1' I . a5'v.gg:,l' A T 5 1 ' , . ' al A M T ' - Y .1 Q i A .. F ,gf l' I X 5 A Y I x , I- Ls ' - , . Q, ', 5 . ' re' ,- af, X : Stevie woodson,R'P5vsy Walters, Velma Ppel, Sharon Nbnuel, Stephen Baker, Viola : I . I I I . I . I an ,' I Q X , .I J -Q . i . N , 1' 4 I1 1 l fifl 1? A I? 1 ' 6 f I In f n , . 'tl ' NN . 'A Vx ' 5 . MQW? 'mf TOP ROW Supt Smrth Phyllns Bassett Leroy Hnclcs MIDDLE ROW .bnuor Conners Duckue Conners Carolyn Hxcks IH front of Mr Smnth Patrncsa Vlfnlte Tommy Hrcks FRONT ROW Russell Conners Elaine Hnclcs Evelyn Hacks Shurley Conners ln the late sprung of 1954 the United States Supreme Court ruled that maintaining separate schools for Negroes and Whxtes was unconstltutlonal A a result of thus ruling the Board ot Educatnon of Madison voted to permut the Madnson Negro school students who had hitherto been transported to Moberly to attend the local schools When school opened August 30 l9J4 history was made For Madmson was the first school ID Monroe County to enroll Negro students and possnbly the tnrst nn the state to do so The above picture shows the tnrst group to ever attend school wnth the Whutes at Madlson Two students Phyllns Bassett and Leroy Hacks are nn hugh school the other nane are an the grades 26 5 K , ll 'Y 1 , W 'iw- f A C l on 'ffm , It fm -11 tr - 'dl 4 mv -, M ia 4 I Q Nz , M m in X X 'ff If SF ' .55 Mc. 3 H , 4' xzkwnqgll W I r 1 L . Wm l ,YS I , 4' ' 1? 155 V 1 I K -5 X 111 - : . ' , ' , ' . z . I . . I . C. I I F . l . . ' I I I I . . I . . U . . I rc sc nllng the X II ll -H earn TOP ROW Jimmy Holohan Weldon Bird James Brooks David Pierce Gary Davis BOTTOM ROW Donnie Davis George Ludwig Bob Riley fCaptainJ Jimmy Southern Tommy Wood The Panthers started the season with only two regular players from last season. They were Riley, who was a regular starter, and Holohan, who saw limited play. The team was composed of four seniors, four juniors, and two freshmen. The boys did not play any spectacular ball, but played games that were of interest to watch and some were close games, as the records show. All the boys played ball to the best of their ability, but we feel we should not fail to mention the fine performances of Bobby Riley--the team captain and a senior. Bobby was the spark plug of the team, was a high scorer, and four times he made forty points or more per game. Players besides Bob who will graduate this spring are Bird, Holohan, and Ludwig. H9-'I 565 roP Row Jimmy Holohan Weldon Bird James Brooks David Pierce Gary Davis Mr. Smith lCoachD Tai? ij,-.1 I-H-A BOTTOM ROW Donnie Davis George Ludwig Bob Riley fcaptainl Jimmy Southern Tommy Wood Date Panthers Oct. 29 70 Nov . 9 45 I2 46 23 45 30 50 Dec . 3 44 I7 65 2I 52 Jan . 7 69 I I 58 I4 66 I8 87 25 58 28 57 Feb . 8 6l I I 55 I5 47 I8 65 I Confe renee Games Nov. I6 68 I9 50 20 64 Dec . 7 8I 9 66 Feb . I O 4 3I I4-00 Player Riley Brooks Pie rce Southem Davis , Gary Holohan SCHEDULED GAMES Opponents 'Paris, here 46 Huntsville, there 49 'Ernerson-Philadelphia, there 44 'Monroe City, here 51 'Clarence, here 57 Shelbyville, there 49 'Emerson-Philadelphia, here 5I Huntsville, here 56 'Clarence, there 57 Holy Rosary, there 66 'Shelbyville, here 56 Sturgeon, here 45 Cairo, there 65 Sturgeon, there 45 'Monroe City, there 84 Holy Rosary, here 6I Paris, there 69 Cairo, here 59 PARIS TOURNAMENT Hlgbee 6I Clifton Hill 56 Armstrong 7I MONROE CITY TOURNAMENT Holy Rosary 80 Palmyra 76 PALMYRA TOURNAMENT LaGrange fa forfeitl 2 Paris 66 UE Games Total Points Average Per Played Game 24 665 27.7 24 I53 6.4 24 I49 5.8 24 I30 5.4 24 I05 4.4 24 86 3.6 Il Il 2401 Date t'anthers Opponents Oct Paris here Nov Huntsvnlle there Emerson Phnladelphna there Hlbgee lm Paras tourneyl Monroe Cnty here Clarence here C Shelbyvnlle there Emerson Phnladelphla here Huntsvulle here n Clarence there Holy Rosary there Shelbyvxlle here Sturgeon here Cauro there Sturgeon there e Monroe Cnty there Holy Rosary ere Parts there Cauro here Player Games Total Pounts Average Per Flayed Game Davis Donnue Houchms Turpin Manuel Hlcks L to R James Ragsdale Charles Nunuel Charles Martln Johnny Orton Jumor Hogan Leroy Hicks Ronme Hull , 29 45 , 32 , 9 22 ' ' , 24 l2 30 - ' ' , 60 I6 30 ' ' ' 35 23 35 ' , 48 30 54 , 71 De . 3 46 ' , 31 I7 51 - ' ' , 60 21 50 ' , 59 Ju . 7 40 , 50 ll 25 , 35 I4 36 ' , 33 I8 55 , 27 25 36 ' , 43 28 59 , l5 F lo. 8 35 ' , 53 ll 32 ' , h 58 I5 52 ' , 38 I8 42 ' , 52 T E ' , ' I9 227 ll.9 ' I9 2l5 ll.3 ' I9 ll5 6.0 Wood I5 94 6.2 I9 55 2.9 ' I5 29 l.9 f I 4 G z .f -.- A A ' 3 9 9 3 10 2 8 4 7 3 cam: 5 CUP, ext 1 zz: If f gm , .C , J ' ' ' rx 4 , , X, . .goftlall Team all u STANDING Mr Smufh James Brooks Weldon Blrd Jlmmy Holohan Charles Marfnn Johnny Orton David Puerce Charles Manuel SITTING Jimmy Southern George Ludwig Gary Davis Bobby Rlley Leroy Hucks Tommy Wood Donnue Davis The softball team during the fall season played games wnfh the members of the Salt Rnver Conference only The boys played fave games and won from Monroe Cnty Shelbyvnl Ie and Pans They lost to Clarence and to Emerson Phuladelphna ei eezleadeu BARBARA MAXINE MARY LOU JOYCE 3 I ' I , - Q. , , , ,.-, -..IA I 2 gtg 1 1 k 41 Q? 2 - 4 , : Q .4 Q I I ' N. 'I r I Airy.. .' ga.-.ISL ' Q an ' 1 - , A lx' .. II ' ' 1 , . ,, . y i 1 ! I I ,I J , .. I '! hiv . , : ' I I I I I , . : I I I I I . I I . , . Prcsentlng the Hmmm l l STANDING: Harmon, Sanner, Davis, Pierce, Nolte, Cooper, Manuel, Thomas, Sudsberry SITTING: Braymen, Harley, Dickerson, Botkins, Hartman, Campbell, Foster, Elsberry Young The Panther Howls publication aims to present the,news and happenings of the school The staff works hard at paper issue time in order that the students may get great enioyment in reading of their fellow students and in reading what has happened or what is to happen. PANTHER HOWLS STAFF Editor ........ Ass 't. Editor .... . . . . .Frieda Campbell Circulation Manager. Departmental Editors Class Editors Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Grades Art Editor Joke Editors Gossip Editors Sports Editors Mlmeograph Operators Mary Lou Foster Charles Manuel Wanda Hartman Frieda Campbell Lenora Sanner Nancy Sudsberry Elmer Nolte Konme Harley Jeannie Braymen Jane Botkuns DuNard Cooper Ronald Thomas Beverly Young Karen Dickerson David Pierce Donnie Davis Elsbcrry Foster Campbell Hartman onsor Mrs Harmon s I ISIVIII t a. v 1 f 4 wr 'E .S7cAoof -gctlwtzef 051954 1955 Auaus Septe ber October Y November 11 December January lO3 enroll un hugh school Class work beguns g Class sponsors and offncers elected 1 I Labor Day no school Sell ads for yearbook Softball at Monroe Cut RS ' XX X Sophomore hayrede 'jj A Softball wnth Clarence here Freshman hayrude Softball at Shelbyvtlle Junuor hayrude Softball wnth Emerson Phuladelphna here Autumn offncually began at 7 56 A M Softball wnth Paras here World Sernes opens at New York Polo Grounds New York Grants and Cleveland lndlans Students see serues on televusuon Boptlst mmlsters speak un assembly Grants wln World Serves mn four stralght games Assembly lnduan famnly School paper lssued Sensor portralts made lndnvldual pictures taken Basketball season opens Paras here Teachers meetung nn Kansas Cnty Huntsvnlle there Emerson Phuladelphla there Parts tournament Assembly Dramatic artist Monroe Cnty here School paper ussued Thanksguvmg vacation Drew names for Christmas Clarence here Assembly Make up artlst 4 N f3'3ahb oo 0 O 000 f shelbyv.ne there ttf' Group puctures made Monroe Cnty tournament State hugh school nnspector here Assembly Patrolman Usher spoke Emerson Phxladelphla here Huntsville here jj Chrlstmos gnft exchange and treats 3 L Band and chorus concert of Chrnstmas musuc Christmas vacatuon began Chrnstmas vacatnon ended 3.5 f.. .4 ,- I C I - -5 u 1 S-K ' S I EK!! l . 7 ,Q ' llu f 6 -d y , ,pay 9-IO ,. EES? IO 'y 1 ,i'gg -. I4 ' AJ t Q llsineil I6 ' I 17 - . l 17 ' ' Q . 21 . - . . lie i,f 23 ' ' z . . 'qs tg 5: I 2 it '- r t - Jw . .. ,Q 6 X ' . . . . !l . I 3 X 1 2 . . . . . X. ' -- Q 1 -t l5 ' FJ K . . X 5 5 28 . . . ,. X Bk 29 Grade cards issued J C' V I 'H' 29 -- , qt - - M 2-5 . . . 9 ' , I2 - ' ' , I6-20 ' 22 l I Siii' 112- 23 ' , Egg ,g Q 24 - 1-rr ' 24-25 ' A 29 . X r i f 30 , .' X 3- f 'X . .y 2 -- - ' -K N 3 ' , ,ff 7 , . . Qi 6-11 ' A I 8 v - I3 -- -A. fc if A Sbf I7 - ' ' , I-R --J lj 1 2l ' , ' -2 - t 22 ' ' ' , 22 ' ' 23 ' ' 3 . . lv ' f v Q. am 21, January February March I May Grade cards Issued and furst semester ended Clarence there Holy Rosary there Poluo collectnon Shelbyvnlle here Sturgeon here Polno benefut games here f'W xi 5th and 6th grades vs 7th grade X H school gurls vs Alumni gurls Fats vs Lean Catro there Assembly Cycle faders and trampoline Sturgeon there Palmyra tournament Monroe Ctty there Holy Rosary here Parts there Cairo here Students appear on televasnon at Hanmbal Assembly Dog performers School paper xssued Third quarter ends Chorus festnval at Monroe Band festival at Clarence Assembly .lunlor play School paper Issued Sensor play Sensor trtp Assembly Junlor Sensor Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement School paper ussued Last day of school 6 36 Cnty if' ASTER Wjulllse 3 Qty 22 7 . . 7 1 ll , l4 ' ' l4 ' , fl I8 , ' 20 l I ' B ' lg 5 igh . . . 1 , ' X 25 ' , H 26 -- ' ' 28 , l-5 8 ' , ll , I5 ' , I8 ' , 25 . . ' . 28 , -- 4 . ll ' l8 ' ' fO 25 ' 4 30 .107 Y, of Apt? 3 ' l N 1 lO Easter Sunday f I 1 22 ' X 5 25-29 ' - X 1 f T, I 5 f' ', 1 6 . - . el? .tx L f , 8 I2 Kg I3 ' N 13 G, ,il vs: s ' ' 'vs If ., f ' , : V7 11 ' 4 LH l I 'll I l - 2 , ,, ' 2 f .' f t tl Q' f of F l ' W V A f IJ land MLK' STANDING: Mary Peterson, Kay Kirtley, Delores McCann, Beverly Young, Billy Harmon, Frieda Campbell, Dorothy Utterback, Miss Moss. SITTING: Becky Embree, Beverly McCann, Donnie Pollard, Mary Lou Foster, Patty Wood, Jimmy Holohan Chiddenl, Carol Holohan, Roy Hogan, Wayne Farrell, Jerry Cooper, Eddie Brown Victor Hayden Wade fpartly hiddenl, Patsy Bugg, Larry VanSkike. And in front of Miss Moss--Nelson Hewgley, Jimmy White, Karolyn Riley, Donnie Davis, Patsy Ransdall. A band was organized this year under the direction of Miss Nancy Moss. Since this was the first band of any kind here for several years, most of the students had to start from the very bottom. Nembers included some grade students as well as high-school students. The band made its first public qapearance December 22, 1954, when they played several numbers at the Christmas program. They did a fine job and the public was well pleased with the performance . -null-J Clarinets Becky Embree Mary Lou Foster Myrna Graves Jimmy Holohan Beverly McCann Patty Wood Cymbals Dorothy Utterback Trumpets Eddie Brown Patsy Bugg Jerry Cooper Wayne Farrell Billy Harmon Nelson Hewgley Larry VanSkike Victor Wade Jimmy Wnite Drums Allene Campbell Frieda Campbell Kay Kirtley Delores McCann Beverly Young Trombones Donnie Davis Karolyn Riley Patsy Ransdall Bell Lyre Mary Peterson Horns Roy Hogan Carol Holohan Donnie Pollard wi J- ALGEBRA BOOKKEEPING .....,,.t AMERICAN HISTORY GENERAL SCIENCE kf !,,'!f-aff' ENGLISH ll TYPEWRITING '54 '3!'mf 4 , pg? W A' f' if pls ' , 1 X ik Q I SHOP 3 8 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gul: 6602115 vw 1.6 FRONT ROW Beverly Young Frleda Campbell Delores McCann Wilma McMorrus Patsy Ransclall Joyce Gamett Jane Botkuns Patsy Bugg Dorothy Utterback MIDDLE ROW Carol Holohan Mary Lou Foster Marnlyn Mallory Betty LaForce Karolyn Ruley Lunda Cornnck Patty Woods Joyce Elsberry Mass Moss BACK ROW Carolyn Stone Patsy Maloney Mary Peterson Patsy Johnson Carol Campbell Karen Dnckerson Barbara Burke Lenora Sanner Betty Campbell 101212.75 STANDING Patsy Ransdall, Karolyn Ruley, Konnie Harley, Joyce Garnett, Wanda Hartman, Patsy Bugg Dorothy Downnng, Betty LaForce, Belva Mnlhollun, Dorothy Utterback, Kathryn Hogan SITTING Beverly Young, Frxeda Campbell, Jane Botknns, Karen Duckerson, Carol Holohan, Linda Cornuck, Wnlma McMorrls, Delores McCann, Beverly McCann. 39 . I ov'-I Q s Y v ' ' f 5 . - . ... . ' 11 . . 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