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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

J . .-V - ,I -' , .,- -f - , .' ' 4 ' HVYQL-.unix K if fm , V ff-:Zig .militia x w.,,,4u-sw -we PANTHER RECAll 1955 1956 llth Volume Pub11shed Annually' by Students of MADISON HIGH SCH00l Foreword Through pleasure, some worry, and a great deal of work, we have succeeded 1D produclng th1S Panther Recall We admlt that lt 1S not everyth1ng we would l1ke, but we have done our best We leave lt wlth you, 1D the hope that 1D the future years onl your h1gh school days xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxvx DEDICATION To all alumnl of the Madlson Hlgh School, we, the Panther Recall Staff, do respectfully dedlcate th1S nlneteen hundred flfty s1x yearbook . . . . ' y memories will come when you look over these pages and silently recall AGIILTY 5 HOWARD P. SKINNER Superintendent Industrial Arts B.S., 19335 M.A., 1944 Graduate Study University of Michigan University of Missouri A WORD FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT: The production of a high school yearbook requires considerable thought It requires memory, planning, and imagination. When we examine books pre- pared by former students we are concerned about the past. When we plan and work together to complete the job at hand we think of the present and when we predict and write about things to come we are projecting ourselves into the future. Today we have in our hands a brand new yearbook. It is a pleasing pic torial record of the many events and activities that have taken place in ou This book records the past, emphasizes the future. school during this school year. present and projects us into the But, tomorrow, when we have moment and these thoughts of the yesterdays, then we will take up moved onward through the years and this present and the future have become our our Panther Recall of 1956 and live again the most wonderful days of our lives--the time we spent at Madison High. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College 1. Mr. Skinner at work at his desk Miss Velma Williams Secretary to the Superintendent DORIS HARMON, B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Commerce BOB SEARS, B.S., MED Central College University of Missouri Physical Education Coach Health Drivers Training Loan STATELER ,' B . S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Iowa University English BESS SWARTZ, B.S. - Principal Northeast Missouri State Teachers College University of Missouri Social Studies Science J.. 'Q Allin LARRY THOMPSON, B.M. Central College University of Missouri Music RUBY TREUTHART George Washington University Central State Teachers College Math ? ENIDRS Senior Class History Way back in 1952 on September 2, we Seniors came to Madison to begin our journey through high school. We numbered twenty-nine and our class officers were: President Patsy Bugg Sec.-Treas. Karen Dickerson Vice-President Jimmy Davenport Sponsor Mr. Raymond Blair Our Sophomore year began August 31, 1953, with twenty-seven members. Class officers were: President Patsy Bugg Sec.-Treas. Jane Botkins Vice-President Barbara Burke Sponsor Mrs. Doris Harmon Frieda Campbell was selected to represent our class and school at the annual Sophomore Pilgrimage to our State Capitol, August 30, 1954, twenty-eight of us enrolled as Juniors. Barbara Burke dropped from our class roll shortly after the end of the first semester. Our class officers for 1954-55 were: President Charles Manuel . Sec.-Treas. Frieda Campbell Vice-President Maxine Downing Sponsor Miss Nancy Moss Our play, HCrazy But Cuteu, was presented April 8, 1955. The theme for our banquet was nMoonlight and Rosesn. Well, on August 30, 1955, the stage was set for the final curtain when we enrolled as Seniors. We had a new class member, Irvin Lute, from Battleground, Washington. At the middle of the year Bob Wheeler went back to Warrenton. Frieda Campbell and Beverly Young had become Mrs. Bob Holohan and Mrs. Jim Holohan during the past summer but they came back to complete their high school work. Our class officers were: President Charles Manuel Secretary Jane Botkins Vice-President James Brooks Treasurer Phyllis Bassett Sponsors: Mrs. Doris Harmon and Mr. Howard Skinner During the year the class worked as a group to earn money for a proposed Senior trip. We sponsored a chili supper, two square dances, a donkey basket ball game, sold boxed candy before Christmas, and planned for a play. As the yearbook goes to press, we have not learned anything definite about our Senior trip, but plans point to a one day student educational tour to Chicago via train. Our final activities of the year will be Baccalaureate and Commencement. We have been told that Dr. Glenn F. Leslie from the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in Kirksville will be our Commencement speaker. On May ll, 1956, our journey through high school was completed. In re- calling our high school days, we are reminded of many happy times and some sadness, but if all our life is no worse than our days in school were, we shall get along nicely in this big world. TOP ROW: Davenport, Kirtley, Hogan Manuel, Brooks, Davis, McCall, Lute, F. Alexanden MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Harmon, Jones, Wood, Peterson, Beauchamp, Bassett, Sudsberry, Bugg, Dickerson, Mr. Skinner. BOTTOM ROW: B. Alexander, Kramer, Martin, McMorris, Downing, Campbell, Botkins, Southern. BOBBY ALEXANDER FRANKLIN ALEXANDER PHYLLIS BASSETT JOAN BEAUCHAMP JANE BOTKINS JAM S BROOKS ALLENE CAMPBELL PATSY BUGG CAMPBELL XFN,-Mfn JUNIOR HOGAN BEVERLY YOUNG HOLOHAN FRIEDA CAMPBELL HOLOHAN TOMMY JONES JIMMY DAVENPORT GARY DAVIS KAREN DICKERSON MAXINE DOWNING JIMMY KIRTLEY MARCELLA KRAMER IRVIN LUTE CHARLES'MANUEL I JOE MCCALL WILMA MCMORRIS BETTY MARTIN RICHARD PETERSON Senior Class Officers 1955-56 Left to right: James Brooks ------------------ Vice Jane Botkins ----------------------- Phyllis Bassett ------------------- Cnarles Manuel -------------------- SPONSORS Mrs. Doris Harmon Mr. Howard Skinner President Secretary Treasurer President JIMMY SOUTHERN NANCY SUDSBERRY ROBERT WHEELER TOMMY WOOD 1 E A V L YES Class Wlll and Testament We, the Sen1or Class of 1956, C1ty of Mad1SOD, State of MISSOUFI, b 1ng of sound m1nd and body, do hereby declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament To Mr Sklnner, we leave an electr1c letter opener and a heavlly pad ded cha1r for v1s1tors To Mrs Swartz, we leave a new desk w1th a spec1ally equ1pped robot beh1nd lt to teach her classes, wh11e she carr1es on the dut1es requlred of her as pr1nc1pa1 To Mrs Harmon, we leave two dozen bottles of 1nk erad1cator to be d1str1buted among the bookkeep1ng students next year so she won't have use so much energy correct1ng errors To Coach Sears, we leave a 'robot to carry the basketballs 1nto h1s room from the gym floor To Mrs Stateler, we leave f1fteen cha1rs equlpped w1th electr1c cur rent, that w1ll rem1nd the pup1ls 1D her speech and Engl1sh classes to study To Mr Thompson, we leave a reduc1ng manual and a booklet on 'How Play a Banjo' and several handkerchlefs to 'mop the persp1rat1on To Mrs Treuthart, we leave an automat1c tardy tabulatlng mach1ne, that she can keep track of the tardles' 1D her classes To the Jun1ors, we leave our d1gn1ty, our progresslve att1tude and our exper1ence we have had 1D our money maklng projects To the ers and the To the hlgh school 1, Bob Sophomores, we leave our patlence to get along w1th the teach undergrads Freshmen, we leave our knowledge to get through four years of w1th pass1ng grades Alexander, do w1ll and bequeath my Job at the pop mach1ne to anyone who has the nerve to fool w1th lt and my ab1l1ty to have a few sheets of paper and a pencll to anyone who needs lt I, Frankl1n Alexander, do w1ll and bequeath my bookkeeplng book to anyone who wants lt and the rest of my school books to George Ragsdale I, Phy1l1s Bassett, do w1ll and bequeath my locker to Dorothy Down1ng, and my love for Delbert no, I th1nk I'1l keep that for myself I, Jane Botk1nS, do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to borrow penc1ls from my cous1n to Sandy Hoffman my old shorthand book to W1ll1e Thomas and by the way, Sandy, Tommy Wood has a treasure of penc1ls stacked away Somewhere ' I, James Brooks, do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to h1t the waste paper basket from my seat to Frankle HOUCh1DS, my basketball u1t to anyone, preferably my brother who w1ll be a Freshman next year, and r seat 1n study hall to Donnle Thomas O , . . . . e- C C l l . - ' 'V ' ' Y' O ' ' ' H ll . . 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I, Allene Campbell, do w1ll and bequeath my good and bad t1mes at M H S to anyone who has the nerve to take them and my luck to Dorothy Down1ng I, Patsy Bugg Campbell, do w1ll and bequeath my typewr1ter to an up and com1ng Junlor who wants lt and my place 1D bookkeeplng to Dorothy Downlng I, Jlmmy Davenport do w1ll and bequeath my bookkeeplng book to any one that 1S dumb enough to take 1t, my love for all the g1l1S to Frank1e Houch1ns, and my ab1l1ty to get by all year wlthout buy1ng any typlng paper to Ronnle Thomas I Gary Dav1s, do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to make a racket to Ronnle H1ll, my knack for p1ck1ng pretty shlrts to Dav1d P1erce, and last but not least, my ab1l1ty to loaf to Donn1e Davls I, Karen D1ckerson, do w1ll and bequeath my g1ggle to Dorothy Down1ng, my ab1l1ty to get out of P E to Cunn1e Hoffman, my love for Engl1sh?? to Betty LaForce and our memory of our happ1ness and sorrows 1n hlgh school to the underclassmen I, Maxlne Down1ng, do Wlll and bequeath my pleasure for torment1ng peo ple to Beverly McCann, my love for basketball to my s1ster, Dorothy, and my shorthand book to Utha Alexander I, Jun1or Hogan, do w1ll and bequeath my books to whoever w1ll have them, my love for Ca1ro g1rls to whoever wants 1t, but on second thought, belleve I'll keep that I, Beverly Holohan, do w1ll and bequeath my seat ln dr1vers tra1n1ng to always have a pa1r ava1lable when she needs them I, Frleda Holohan, do w1ll and bequeath to my Cousln Carol Ann Amerlcan Hlstory course to do 1D her le1sure moments and my ab1l1ty to re member th1ngs to Shlrley Manuel I, Tommy Jones do w1ll and bequeath my love for 'Doodles' CJoyce Garnettj to Ronnle Thomas, my bookkeeplng book to Karolyn Rlley, and my candy mach1ne to anyone who loves candy I, J1mmy Klrtley, do w1ll and bequeath my locker to Van Botklns I, Marcella Kramer, do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty 1D algebra to Joan Beauchamp I, Irv1n Lute, do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to put on a boxlng match w1th the P E teacher to whoever wants lt I, Charles Manuel, do w1ll and bequeath my foreman's Job 1D shop to Percy H111 and my deer tag to anyone who l1kes to hunt deer or DEARS' I, Betty Mart1n, do w1ll and bequeath my love for shorthand to anyone who has the nerve to take 1t, and my seat 1n Engllsh to Dorothy Down1ng I, Joe McCall do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along w1th g1rls to Marlon S1ms, my meaness 1n math to'Belva M1lholl1n, my wavy ha1r to Ronnie Thomas, and my Dreamboat to DuNard Cooper, so he can court Ruth1e every n1ght . , . . - , . . . , . .I . I Carol Ann Holohan. To Beverly McCann, I leave my tennis shoes so she will . 1 f . .. 'my ., . . ' nl' ,. , . . . . , I W1lma McMorr1s do w1ll and bequeath all my love for blue Fords full ! I of Par1s boys to L1nda Cornica I, R1chard Peterson, do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along w1th the Engl1sh teacher to Frank1e Houchlns, and my bookkeeplng book to anyone who 1S smart enough to take lt I, J1mmy Southern, do w1ll and bequeath my basketball su1t to Ronnle H111 and my typ1ng ab1l1ty to Dav1d P1erce I, Nancy Sudsberry, Patty Woods I, Tommy Wood, do w1ll and g1rls to Larry Johnston The forego1ng document by the Sen1or Class of 1956 1D the year of our Lord one w1ll and bequeath my love for shorthand to and bequeath my school books, motor scooter, was s1gned, sealed, publ1shed and declared of Madison H1gh School on the fourth day of May thousand and nine hundred and f1fty s1x, as and for our Last W1ll and Testament Class Prophecy I was 1D my Jet propel tak1ng my trlp over the world, a tr1p wh1ch I take every ten years As I was gett1ng t1red of the h1gh alt1tude and my get needed some fuel, I landed at a new a1rport wh1ch I had never seen be fore Th1s happened to be the new Mad1son, M1ssour1 A1rport Just as stepped out of the Jet someone snapped my p1cture When the blur was gone from my eyes I recognlzed Tommy Jones Tommy and I began a conversatlon and he told me he had been tak1ng group pictures at the old h1gh school bu1ld1ng When he saw the unusual look1ng plane com1ng 1D for a land1ng he dec1ded to take a snapshot of lt I asked h1m about some of the other class mates He sa1d Bob and Frankl1n Alexander were runn1ng a hatchery down town and were hatchlng a new color ch1ck they could attract the g1rls that I dec1ded to Journey downtown I walked by the school and there, tak 1ng care of the f1rst grade, was Betty Martxn Betty yelled at me and told me she was st1l1 wa1t1ng for a certain sold1er I went downtown and stopped at the cafe for a cup of coffee There I found Gary Dav1s runn1ng the cafe Gary sa1d he had plenty of chances to play the p1n ball mach1ne and 11sten to the Juke box Wh1le I was s1tt1ng there, a couple of bachelors, J1mmy K1rtley and R1chard Peterson, came 1D for the1r lunch Their lunch was prepared very carefully by the cook, Marcella Kramer J1mmy told me that JUD1Or Hogan had marr1ed a Cairo g1rl and was l1v1ng 1n Ca1ro Richard sa1d that J1mmy Davenport had dec1ded wh1ch of h1s old g1rlfr1ends he wanted to marry, but d1dn't tell me Just exactly wnlch one lt was As I was leav1ng the cafe, T ran face to face w1th Joe McCall and h1s w1fe, the former W1ll1e Thomas They told me they had brought the1r cream and eggs to town to txe Southern Feed and Produce, now owned by J1mmy Southern They asked me f I knew that gone to Colorado to help her husband 1D become of Max1ne Down1ng Joe sa1d she her 1H1t131S and she was now a nurse at Phyllls Bassett had marr1ed and h1s mus1c stud1o I asked what had had marrled but she hadn't changed one of the Moberly hosp1tals S1nce she was so good 1n shorthand, she had had no trouble 1n gett1ng the Job do ' - . . . , . . . . . . . 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A . i ' ' Joe and HW11119 b1d me farewell I was loaf1ng around on the street when Karen Forsyth, the foxmer Kazen Dlckexson, came to me and asked me 1f I knew any news to put 1D the Mad1son TINGS wh1ch she was now publ1sh1ng I d1dD't know much news but I leaxned some myself I learned that Jane Botk1ns and Sammy Akers were marrled and l1v1ng on a farm and we1e earn1ng a l1ttle extra 1ncome by mak1ng mus1c for varlous dances around locally About that t1me two fam1l1ax faces came down the street It was none other but James Brooks and h1s wlfe, Ca1ol Ann James and Carol were back from Kentucky to v1s1t some of Carol's folks Mrs J1m dolohan, the former Beverly Young and her new baby daughter and Mrs Bob Holohan, the former Frleda Campbell and her tw1n boys James sa1d they were l1v1ng on a ranch ra1s1ng thoroughbled horses s1nce Ca1ol l1ked horses so well As we were chatt1ng Tommy Wood He stopped to tell us he was on h1s mov1es He thought he had a pretty owner of one of the stud1os there came through town on h1s motor scooter way to Hollywood to try to get 1n the good chance s1nce Charles Manuel was Tommy also told us about some of the 1ng a f1ne llfe as a housewlfe and mother W1lma MCMOPIIS was wo1k1ng 1D a large bus1ness flrm 1n Kansas C1ty and hav1ng lots of fun runnlng around w1t the boys Allene Wlnn, the former Allene Campbell, was work1ng as secretary for her husband, Gary, who was a Chryslex dealer 1n Ch1cago Tommy sa1d whenever Gary wanted to sell a cal he Just let Allene get 1D and demonstxate When he got the flxst down payment, Allene got out Tommy was ln hurry, so we w1shed h1m luck and he was on h1s way I declded I had better get back to the a1rpo1t and be on my way When I got my t1cket for my fuel b ll, I went 1nto the There, ready to take my money was Patsy Campbell, Patsy told me she was helplng her husband run the After I recelved my change, I hopped 1nto my servlce stat1on to pay the fOlme1 Patsy Bugg statlon Jet and was on my way When I take my next tr1p, I w1ll be sure to stop ln dear old Madlson, M1sso1 to refuel my Jet and also to refuel on the news . , , . other class members of the class of 1956. He said Nancy Sudsberry was liv- it. . ' a h ll NDERGRADS TOP ROW Dunard Cooper Elmer Nolte George Ragsdale Donnie Pollard six! Frankie Houchins Van Botkins MIDDLE ROW ' Mr. Sears Ronnie Thomas Larry Johnston Ronnie Hill hmmnHmmmn Larry VanSkike BOTTOM ROW Patty Woods Carolyn Stone Mary Peterson Dorothy Downing Beverly McCann Willie Thomas Junior Class History In the late summer on August 31, 1953, seventeen Freshmen entered the halls of M.H.S. Our class officers that year were: President: Donnie Pollard Secretary: Charlie Walters Vice-President: Ronnie Hill Treasurer: DuNard Cooper Sponsor: Mr. Frank Humphrey August 30, 1954, twenty-two Sophomores enrolled. During this school year an outstanding student, DuNard Cooper, was selected from our class to attend the annual Sophomore Pilgrimage in Jefferson City. In the early spring Julia HWi11ieH Thomas joined our class, She came to Madison from Mattoon, Illinois. Class officers for 1954-55 were: President: Larry VanSkike Sec.-Treas:Donnie Pollard Vice-President: Hurmon Hendren Sponsor: Mrs. Doris Harmon Again on August 30, but in 1955, our class enrolled twenty in number. Betty Campbell, Carol Campbell, and Myrna Graves were not here and shortly after school started three other members changed schools or quit. They were Donald Baker, Charlie Walters, and Sam Embree. This year we worked to earn money for anticipated expenses. We had charge of the lunch stand at all home basketball games. Class Officers 1955-'56 Left to right: DuNard Cooper ----------------------- Treasurer Dorothy Downing --------------------- Secretary Willie Thomas ------------------ Vice President Frankie Houchins -------------------- President SPONSOR Mr. Bob Sears 4? in ,rf 'F r N as 1, A m3 X sg. fi - f 4 S f , wwwomf fr ug-jg fr 'V- fl-H 3 1 V- zl. .'A I Ni i ii A! 'gig Q 'K ,Q M M Q'- Q -. f , 1 War 'xx LARRY VANSKIKE PATTY WOODS ilezk 'Vs 'A ' 1 jf, A IKE M kW.' A 476- A gin X A,k . 'A' 'EE' CAROLYN STONE RONNIE THOMAS WILLIE THOMAS VAN BOTKINS DUNARD COOPER DOROTHY DOWNING HURMON H NDREN RONNIE HILL FRANKIE HOUCHINS LARRY JOHNSTON BEVERLY MCCAN ELMER NOLTE MARY PETERSON DONNIE POLLARD GEORGE RAGSDAI TOP ROW: Luttrell, Sims, Hicks, Martin, Orton, L. Thomas, Davis, D. Thomas, L. Hoffman SECOND ROW: Campbell, Jones, Turpin, Spurling, Pierce, Cooper, Reynolds, Witmer, Shepherd, R. Hogan THIRD ROW: Mrs. Swartz, Dawson, Kramer, Stone, Johnston, Mallory, Cornick, LaForce, C. Hoffman BOTTOM ROW: Kirtley, Milhollin, Brady, Riley, Harley, Garnett, K. Hogan, Holohan, Ransdall ophomore Class History August 30, 1954, thirty-five Freshmen embarked upon their high school career. As far as we can find out, this was the largest Freshman class evei to enroll in the history of Madison High. In March of the school year we gained a new member in our class--Larry Thomas from Mattoon, Illinois. Our class officers were: President: Charles Martin Secretary: Harold Spurling Vice-President: Johnny Orton Treasurer: Gene Campbell Sponsor: Mrs. Bess Swartz When the school bell rang again August 30, 1955, we found that we had thirty-eight class members. Tommy White and Patsy Maloney did not return, but we gained Roberta Brady from Sikeston, Missouri, Connie Hoffman from Quincy, Illinois, and Darlene Vinyard from Macon, Missouri. At the end of the first semester Darlene dropped out. Several of our class members participated in extra-curricular activi- ties. Basketball participants were Davis, Hicks, Pierce, and Turpin on the HAH team and Cooper, Martin, and Orton on the HBH team. Those in the band were Cornick, Garnett, Harley, L. Hoffman, K. Hogan, R. Hogan, LaForce, Milhollin, Ransdall, Riley, and Witmer. Harley and Riley were also cheer- leaders. Class Officers 1955-'56 .C ,sf X ' David Pierce ----------------------- Treasurer Karolyn Riley ---------------------- PreSident Konnie Harley ----------------- Vice-President Larry Thomas ----------------------- Secretary SPONSORS Mrs. Bess Swartz Mrs. Larry Thompson BETTY LaFORCE CHARLES LUTTRELL MARILYN MALLORY CHARLES MARTIN BELVA MILHOLLIN JOHNNY ORTON DAVID PIERCE PATSY RANSDALL CARL REYNOLDS KAROLYN RILEY J.D. SHEPHERD MARION SIMS HAROLD SPURLING MARIE STONE DONNIE THOMAS LARRY THOMAS lx A '21 , If , f 1 V N 1, mguf 3'2 TOP ROW: Freshman Class History Darst, Farrell, Braymen, Smith, MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Treuthart, Elsberry, Lute, Peterson, Hulen, Embree White, Hoffman, Taylor, Walters, Mrs. Stateler BOTTOM ROW: Reynolds, Garnett, Sanner, Meals Alexander, Manuel, Turpin, Jones When the 1955-56 school opened on August 30, we Freshmen felt as though we had started an entirely new phase of life. We were now to be called high school students and to become a part of M.H.S. We had an en- rollment of twenty-one in our class. Our class officers were: President: Jeannie Braymen Secretary: Jackie Reynolds Vice-President: Jimmy White Treasurer: Marie Sanner Sponsors: Mrs. Lora Stateler Mrs. Ruby Treuthart We worked hard during the fall on a Planned Progress Project sponsor- ed by the Union Electric Company of St. Louis and the Missouri Power and Light Company of Moberly. We had a skating party November 28 and a HBack To School Partyn on January 12. We participated in the various activities of athletics, band and chorus during the year. Junior Hulen was on both the HAH and HBH basket- ball teams and Jackie Reynolds was on the HBH team. Sharon Elsberry was one of our cheerleaders. We only hope we can make increasing progress through the rest of our school days at M.H.S. Left to right: SPONSORS Mrs. Lora Stateler Mrs. Ruby Treuthart Jimmy White ------------------- Class Officers 1955-'56 Jackie Reynolds- ---------------- --- Marie Sanner- ----- ------ ------- ---- Jeannie Braymen ------ - ----------- -- Vice Secretary Treasurer President President UTHA ALEXANDER JEANNIE BRAYMEN DONALD DARST SHARON ELSBERRY HELEN EMBREE WAYNE FARRELL DARLENE GARNETT SANDRA HOFFMAN JUNIOR HULEN LANNY JONES DOROTHY LUTE SHIRLEY MANUEL bf' 'H :Wil A Egg' I Nd' A 'D- -'man-Q 'wk 2 fb -9 , ,.WA,E. k?M, 235' . 164, S,, if 342 A , .nf , . .. , . , , Ja A A ' 1 D 3, '4 fp r i 4 ,- tif f I g I A X' V A DAAAAQA ' A E 'L ' ff 1 V -A-V -1-ff '2 A A ,gg ' 4 V... L I ,TH ,A . 1 A 5,6 A ' PATSY MEALS M 5 JIMMY PETERSON Yi LEA, Z -A I JACKIE REYNOLDS A A Ea Q -I I3 6 Iii. 5 f KF' . MARIE SANNER MINNIE SMITH JIMMY TAYLOR PATTY TURPIN ALICE WALTERS JIMMY WHITE 'Un Qu-:N QV? 'TU sy-WK , kv N' 'B' Y, C w. F Q N -Q.: P TOP ROW: Janet Thomas. Bonnie Gandy. Glenda Pierce, Jerry Cooper. Russel Luttrell, Carol Jones, Barbara Cooper. Janice Sudsberry. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs, James, Patsy Houchins, Judy Wood, Carolyn Braymen, Carolyn Hicks, Donnie Maxey, Johnny Elsbury, Bobby Garnett. BOTTOM ROW: Kenneth Vinyard, Eddie Thomas, Eddie Robertson, Ronald Elsberry Eddie Brown, Mike Devenport, Patricia White, Joyce Lake. 1 llliiiiiiiilkiliiiiiiiilkilliiiiiiiilkiilki TOP ROW: Jimmy Braymen, Jackie Ransdall, Richard Cornick, Victor Wade, Gary Hays, Carolyn Carpenter, Sandra Pierce, Carol Cooper, Martha Stone. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Threlkeld, Tommy Hicks, Billy Kirtley, Nelson Hewgley, Delores Kramer, Brenda White, Patty Turpin. Carolyn Burnett, Bonnie Burnett THIRD ROW: Lee McCall, Sarah Thomas, Claudia Garnett, Judy Davis, Ronald Elsbury, Jerry Davenport, Wayne Hill, Dickie Bugg, Arvid Hall, Lawrence Walters. BOTTOM ROW: David Gibler. Jean Ann Hickey, Bobby Riley, Larry Manuel, Johnny Sasek, Billy Harmon, Keith Holohan, Juanita Meals. TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM ROW: TOP ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Gaines, Johnny Luttrell, Paul Woods, Devenport, Suzanne Kingston, Gary Manuel, Harmon, James Robertson, Ronnie Sparks. Linda Wood, David Brown, Joyce Hogan, Nancy Stone, Doris Gibler Janet Dickerson, Richard Cox, Carpenter, Ray Ragsdale. Leland Kramer, Peggy Garnett, , , y Alexander, Gary Shepherd, LaVern Hendren, Becky Stone, Evelyn Hicks Jeanne Meals, Beverly Botkins, Delbert Craigg. JO Ann Skinner, Ann Shirley Walters, Donald ! Mike Holder, Beal Brady, Beatrice Linda Apel Joe Dawson Larr iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiifi Patty Reynolds, Smith, Linda Cox, Bobby Morgan, Marva Sudsberry, Terry Apel, Lonnie Elsbury, Sharon Manuel, Mrs. Smith. Stephen Baker, Jackie Dawson, Rita Luttrell, Charles Threlkeld, Wanda Elsberry, Donald Sparks, Ronnie Johnston, Donnie Wheeler, Lonnie Holder, Billy Dawson. Keith Duvall, Stevie Sasek, Judy Seaver, Sharon McLaughlin, Connie Embree, Elaine Hicks, Sandy Brown, Lona Brown, Steven Woodson, Billy Turpin. Jimmy Meals, Patsy Walters, Brenda Lake, Delworth Tommy Johnston, Keith Alexander, v' nizgfiiigfl 1 AM! 4 W' - -tm ,spywa- TOP ROW Miss Ragland, Miss Williams MIDDLE ROW Rita Apel Betty Dawson Connie Johnston Velma Apel Geneva Porter, D a Luttrell Dickie Wood Margie Grade School Teachers Maydee Gaines Room III Gladys James Room V Mary V. Ragland Room I Principal Martha Smith Room II Ann Threlkeld Room IV Velma Williams Remedial REX 'wS:a,.c7t? ' A Q13-'3k'?N-'is Tlllzncs 44 ' 'A'Team STANDING Coach Sears Junlor Hulen James Bxooks Davld Plerce DuNard Cooper SITTING J1mmy Southez Gary Dav1s Donn1e Dav1s Walter Turp1n Leroy H1CkS I The A basketball team, under the guldance of Mr Bob Sears was made up of three SGDIOFS, one Jun1or four Sophomores, and one Freshman The boys played better than average ball, as the records and sta tlQt1CS show and they d1splayed the1r good sportsmansh1p wh1ch 1S part of the game too SENIORS Brooks DBVIS, Southern JUNIORS Cooper SOPHOMORES Dav1s, H1CkS Plerce Turpln FRESHMEN Hulen Date Panthers Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb 'Conference games 'A'Team SCHEDULED GAMEb Holy Rosary, here Ren1ck, there fPar1s, there iClarence, there fPh1lade1ph1a Emerso Huntsv111e, here 'She1byv111e here iPh11ade1ph1a Emerson, 'C1arence, here Holy Rosary, there iShe1byv1l1e, there Sturgeon, here 'Monroe C1ty, here Sturgeon, there QTPRTIS, here 3 Huntsv111e, there here there Opponents ?Games scheduled but not played as yearbook goes to press Nov Dec Jan 31 Fe PARIS TOURNAMENT Clifton H111 Perry Keytesv111e Armstrong MONROE CITY TOURNAMENT Parls Palmyra PALMYRA TOURNAMENT Monroe C1ty St Patr1ck Parls 1657 1654- J 8 6 7 . 21 64 56 25 74 ' 56 28 56 ' 51 . l 67 50 8 68 ' ' - n, 52 22 42 ' 59 . 2 85 ' , 46 16 68 ' ' - 58 . 6 60 63 10 53 49 13 73 ' l 50 24 69 Renick,-here 54 27 93 64 . 7 73 ' 86 10 84 56 14 ' 17 ' . 15 59 ' 46 16 48 63 18 71 ' 60 19 78 81 . 6 58 ' 51 7 65 91 . 60 ' 85 b. 1 76 . ' 61 3 , 63 ' 64 Oct. 25 28 Nov. l 8 22 29 Dec. 2 16 Jan. 6 10 13 24 27 Feb. 7 10 14 17 Date Panthers 21 25 41 9 Holy Rosary, Renick, there Paris, there Clarence, there Philadelphia-Emerson, Huntsville, Monroe City, Shelbyville, Philadelphia Clarence, he Holy Rosary, Shelbyville, Renick, here 'Sturgeon, he Monroe City, iSturgeon, th 3Paris, here 4Huntsvi11e, there 'Seventh and eighth grades 0Games scheduled but not played as 'V AH TEAM AVERAGES Player Games Total Average Per' lk Brooks Pierce G. Davis D. Davis Southern Houchins Hicks Hulen Cooper Turpin Played Point s Game wk 531 24.3 1 323 14.0 4 200 8.3 4 196 7.8 1 195 7.8 Y 87 5.4 i 37 2.4 t 18 3.0 1 20 2.5 1 15 1.0 1 lk 1 Team Opponents here 31 31 50 18 here 25 here 48 there 7? here 23 -Emerson, there 45 re 37 there 50 there gg re 51 here 59 ere 32 694 yearbook goes to press HBH TEAM AVERAGES Player Games Total Average Per Played Points Game D. Cooper 14 156 11.1 Houchins 8 71 8.8 Hulen 14 120 8.5 Turpin 14 69 5.0 Hicks 10 49 5.0 Martin 11 47 4.1 Hill 13 48 3.6 Reynolds 5 12 2.4 VanSkike 11 21 2.0 Ragsdale 10 17 1.7 G. Cooper 8 11 1.3 Orton 8 10 1.2 M 7! B Team STANDING Coach Sears Junior Hulen Johnny Orton DuNard Cooper Charles Martin Leroy Hicks SITTING Gary Cooper Ronald Hill Larry VanSkike George Ragsdale Walter Turpin Jackie Reynolds BasebaIITeam STANDING Coach Sears G. Davis Wood D. Cooper Pierce Brooks Hicks SITTING Houchins G. Cooper Ragsdale Hill Southern Turpin VanSkike D. Davis Last fall the baseball team won two games and lost two The boys won from Paris and Philadelphia Emerson and lost to Clarence and Shelbyville Pitchers were Houchins, D Davis, and G Davis Southern was the catcher E 2' We Q-as mx , 4 Z CTIVITI ES all BACK ROW Darrell W1tmer Keith Holohan, Suzanne K1ngston, Mr Thompson, Sharon Elsberry Betty La orce, Mar1e Sanner, Jeannxe Braymen, Joyce Garnett, Russel Luttrell B1lly Harmon, Jerry Cooper, V1ctor Wade MIDDLE ROW Utha Alexander Sh1rley Manuel, L1nda Corn1ck, M1ke Devenport Karolyn R1ley, Patsy Ransdall, Roy Hogan, Larry Hoffman, Konnle Harley, J1mmy Wh1te, Wayne Farrell, Nelson Hewgley FRONT ROW Patty Woods Belva M1lholl1n, Kather1ne Hogan, J D Shepherd, Carol Holohan, Eddle Brown, Larry VanSk1ke The band, under the directlon of Mr Larry Thompson, began the 1955 56 school year w1th only ten members Interest 1D the band grew by leaps and bounds and 1D three short months the band had grown to thlrty members At Chr1stmas t1me the band performed at the Chf1StmaS program held 1D the gymnas1um They also performed at several basketball games dur1ng the year The Boosters carn1val The b1g undertak1ng of the year was a carn1val, sponsored by the Ban C1ub', wh1ch 1S composed of parents of the band members The was a huge success end of the school year found our band w1th a membersh1p of approx lmately forty members Next year our goal 1S more members and a new band P00111 : , . W . . , . , . : 7 . ! . . r . . , . . . - . . . . l . . . . N ' 1 Q ' O O . . High School Carnival Queen and Escort SENIORS Allene Campbell and Gary Davis A carnival, sponsored by parents of the band members, was held in the school gymnasium on January 20. The net proceeds were approximately S450.and were used to buy a bass horn and minor supplies to better our band. Candidates for queen were chosen from each room and were elected by votes--a penny per vote. Allene Campbell, a Senior, was selected as the high school queen and her escort was Gary Davis, also a Senior. Judy Davis, in Room IV, was chosen to represent the grade school. Her escort was Keith Holohan. Grade School Carnival Queen and Escort ROOM IV Judy Davis and Keith Holohan . W- x . Z , 1 Q MGE: O A, Ja 0 v -7 H K, ,J SOPHOMORES Catherine Hogan Larry Thomas BAND CARN I VAL QUEEN Candidates and Escorts ROOM V Patsy Houchins Jerry Cooper ROOM III Suzanne Kxngston Richard Cox Q . Q ?5 he Nr 34' il L TOP ROW: Ronald Thomas James Brooks Larry VanSkike MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Sudsberry Konnie Harley Maxine Downing Willie Thomas Belva Milhollin Shirley Manuel Karolyn Riley Karen Dickerson BOTTOM ROW: Jane Botkins Mrs. Harmon Alice Walters Sd Our school paper---The Panther Howls is printed at school, under the direction of Mrs. Harmon, about every six weeks We try to have a paper which contains school work, school activities, and school fun The student body always look forward to the new issue of our little paper Panther Howls Staff Ed1tOT ------------------------------- Konnie Harley Assistant Editor ------- ------------Belva Milhollin Circulation Manager -------------- ---- Ronald Thomas Departmental Editors ------------- -- Class Editors Senior-- ---- --- Junior -------------------------- Sophomore ----------- Freshman ------------------------ Grades -------------------- Art Editor ----------------------- -- Sports Editor ---------------------- Humor ---- --------- Sponsor -------- --- -Maxine Downing Belva Milhollin Nancy 'Sudsberry -Larry VanSkike --Karolyn Riley -Shirley Manuel --Alice Walters --Willie Thomas ---James Brooks Karen Dickerson Jane Botkins ---------------Mrs. Doris Harmon August September October November December School Actwltles of 1955 1956 Teachers meet1ng 108 students enroll h1gh school H1gh school enxollment adjustments made Class work beglns Class Off1C9rS elected Assembly Maglclan and hypnot1st School d1Sm1SSed before noon work1ng on sewer Baseball game Clarence, here Baseball game Shelbyv1lle, there Assembly One man theater Brooklyn Dodgers w1n 7th game 1n World Ser1es and ga1n the world champ1onsh1p for the f1rSt t1me 1n h1story after seven other attempts School paper 1ssued School d1sm1ssed for teachers meet1ng 1n K1rksv1lle Sen1or Chlll supper Sen1or portra1ts made Basketball season opens Holy Rosary, here Assembly Mar1mba players Ren1ck, there Halloween party Par1s, there Clarence, there Teachers meet1ng 1n St Louls school d1sm1ssed Emerson Ph1ladelph1a, here Sen1or square dance Played C11ftOD H111 1n Par1s tournament Played Perry 1n Par1s tournament Bookmoblle here Played Keytesvllle 1D Par1s tournament Played Armstrong 1D Par1s tournament Huntsvllle, here School paper lssued Thanksg1v1ng vacatlon Monroe C1ty, there Shelbyv1lle, here Played Par1s 1D Monroe C1ty tournament Played Palmyra 1D Monroe C1ty tournament Assembly The Harmona1res Emerson Phlladelphla, there Wlnter off1c1ally began at 9 12 th1s morn1ng All school Chr1stmas program G1ft exchange 1D the gymnas1um School paper 1ssued Chrlstmas vacat1on began 29 ' 30 in ' 31 ' ' ' 1 . 6 . 7 -- . . . 12 . . -- . 13 -- 20 -- ' 4 -- 4 . . . 6 ' 1 7 . . . . . . 14 . .. 19 . . ' 21 -- 25 -- ' 25 ' 27 28 ' 31 Individual pictures taken l 3-4 . . . . -- . . 8 - . . ll ' 14 . . . . 15 ' ' l6 ' 17 . . . 19 ' ' 22 ' 23 ' 24-25 ' ' ' 28 ' 2 . 6 . . . 7 . . 12 -- ' 16 - ' ' 22 . . . : . . 22 ' 23 . . . 23 ' 23 ' ' January February March Apr1l May School resumes Assembly Escapes Group plctures made Clarence, here End of f1rst semester Holy Rosary, there Pol1o beneflt game 5th and 6th grade vs 7th grade Hlgh School g1rls vs Alumnl Fats vs Leans Freshmen, board members, faculty, bus drlvers party Shelbyv1lle, there Band carn1val Ren1ck, here Sturgeon, here Played Monroe C1ty 1n Palmyra tournament Heavy snowfall, no school Played St Patr1ck 1U Palmyra touxnament Played Parls 1D Palmyra tournament Sturgeon, there Parls, here Donkey basketball game Huntsvllle, there Subreglonal at New London Sen1or square dance School paper lssued Assembly Sclence Assembly Physlcal Educat1on School paper 1ssued Easter Sunday Assembly H1ghway patrol Assembly Chlmpanzee clrcus Baccalaureate Commencement School paper lssued Last day of school 2 5 -- 5 . 6 . 6 . 10 ll ' ' -- 12 ' ' 13 ' 20 ' 24 ' 27 31M ' ' l 1 . . . , 3 . . 7 Monroe City, here l0 14 ' 15 17 ' 21-24 ' 24 ' 24 ' 29 -- ' 15 -- ' ' 30 ' ' l 23 -- ' 30 -- ' ' 6 . 9 ll ' ll ' In the Classrooms NOUNS AND VERBS ...ul ji' DATEb FACTS, AND LAWS Q g i.,vx is IS EVERONE READY? YOU MAY BEGIN In the Classrooms was-nmanak The ew Elementar Building Goes Up FIRST OF SEPTEMBER 1955 FIRST OF SEPTEMBER LAST OF SEPTEMBER LAST OF SEPTEMBER FIRST OF OCTOBER FIRST OF OCTOBER MIDDLE OF OCTOBER MIDDLE OF DECEMBER MIDDLE OF DECEM ER MIDDLE OF JANUARY H956 Bus Drwers Left to rlght Lloyd Thomas Fred McMorr1s Paul VanBuren Weldon Sm1th Fred G1bler Everett Nolte Boys and glrls were transported daily to and from school by busses pr1vately owned by Fred G1bler, Fred McMorr1s, Everett Nolte, Lloyd Thomas, Weldon Sm1th, and Paul VanBuren Nolte, Sm1th, and VanBuren each made two trlps Mr G1bler brought boys and glrls 1D from the southeast, Mr McMorr1s from the south, Mr Nolte from the south to southeast, Mr Thomas from the east, northeast and southeast, Mr Sm1th from the north to northeast, and Mr VanBuren from the west to southwest Custodlans J1m K1ng Ed Black This staff has prepared your Panther Recall--a lasting record of your high school days. STANDING Nancy Sudsberry Maxine Downing Belva Milhollin Mrs. Harmon Konnie Harley Tommy Jones Ronnie Thomas SITTING Shirley Manuel James Brooks Larry VanSkike The memories of your friends, faculty, classes and activities are contained within the covers of this book. We hope you like it. MRS. HARMON MAXINE DOWNING M52 Panther Recall Staff Euitor --------------- ---- -- ----- --- Maxine Downing Assistant Editor ------------ - ------- -Konnie Harley Class Jistories Senior- ------------- ---- -- ---- -- Junior --------- ---- - ---- ---- ---- Sophomore- -------- - -------- ---- FreSnman------ ------ ---- ---- ---- Sports ----------------------- ------ Photographer ---------- ------- ------ Nancy Sudsberry Larry VanSkike -Belva Milhollin Shirley Manuel ---James Brooks ----Tommy Jones Circulation Manager ------------- ----- ROn21d ThOmaS Sponsor ---------- f- ------------- -Mrs. Doris Harmon UTDGRAPIIS gf 777 W again! fl? 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Complete Bullchng Materlals Fou' Square I umber, BPS Dalnts, Amerlcan Fence Speed Queen Washere Authorwed Uregaq Dealer Hardwlck And Tappan Rangea O Mad1 on Macluson Bank Estabhshed 1888 is NUM? ,Q MEM B59 O ' M 5 ll0.000 rg I Q Q:, 0- ' .5 NI . Madmon Compllmenta Of Meals 81 Dixon Quahty Grocemec Purula Chows Funka G Seed Corn Swmft fa Plant Food Darlmg Fertlhzer We Buy And Sell Country Hams Dhone 3 And 9 O Parla Pans Savings Bank Estabhahed 1885 Phone 30 wsu ex who MIME! R SIKV2 5 FIDBRAL R SYSTEM 'fem aff' ' M N - 5 ' ':z::::. F 3 5 34? Reed s Corner Cafe 81 Service Station Dairy Belt Cheese Co Phone 532. ngton Mob ' l I O ' ee H. Thompson - R. Sauers Open Z4 Hours Daily Phone 717 on Z4 and 63 Moberl O Compllments MARK TWAIN CAFE Dar o MARK TWAIN SERVICE STATION AQ Dhone 343 ANIW ql in a -nt 0 ENN- N Dams o SEVEN UP BOTTIING C0 FRESH UP WITH Mobe r ly N 0 Of . is I M Q iff- Qz X' ' f ' : ' ' , .1 fl I 5 'ww S I - 5, I FF. Z , lu ' V 'f:3' fig I--171. 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Thompson Md Earl Southern Feed 84 Produce Mb y Mechanics Bank b Noll Motors '-' ':r Stamper Feeds Ph 41 a ison M o erl M ' I Mo erly M Double Measure Double Cola Double Plea sure Heddmghaus lumber Co Hlghway 63 South Phone 1100 Moberly o Frrst Federal Savmgs 81 loan Ass n 210 W1111amq Street Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Federal Savmg And Loan Inqurance Corporahon Del Mules Chevrolet Co Sales Serv1ce Phone 127 .lip QE Q-F 0 l l M 0 0 Q O Moberly Mo I V 14971 N Madison locker .Txmmy Duzkerson Mgr T E Padkxns Owner Phone 203 Madmson Chownlngs Dry Goods Shoes Ba sketball Shoe Ladme s And Gent Fu rn1sh1ng s o Madlson o Wades Grocery Grocemes And Meats Phone 119 Bryant Rexall Drugs For Complete Drug And Prescr1pt1on Servlce The Rexa11 Store Welcomes You Madlson o o Wheelers Grocery Home K111ed Meat Free Dehvery Phone 372 Madlson Charles Elsberry Trucklng Servlce Day Or Nlght Phone 134 o Madxson o Compllments Of Standard Od Co S O Purdy Phone 145 Madlson Walkers Feed 81 Produce Congratulatlons And Best Wlshes Sen1or Class O Madm on o 0 l 0 . ' O IS Madison M , M ' .9 ' M I 'S M . Moberly Sales 81 Servrce Leslrc laughter Proo Gene ral Automotmve Repamrmg Wheel Altgnrng And Wheel Balancmng Phone 407 917 South Morlec Moberly o Schloemer Tractor Sales Inc Ford Tractors New Holland Equipment McCulloch Cham Saws R obert Schloemer Garrett Carpenter Phone 164 1520 North Morley Moberly o R H Roberts Shoe Reburldmg 117 East Coate Street Moberly o Compllments Of Weldon Smrth Kramer Blacksmrth Shop Hrway 24 Ea t Madison o Pollard Drug Store Founta1n Servlce Phone 40 Madrson o Cornplrments Of Madison Telephone Exchange Ikladrson M0 Parrs Tractor 84 Equip Co Phone 370 John Deere Sales And Servrce Paris Mo ' I l f r-, T X , , 1, I - Men's Shoes ' M . M . ' M . . M . Compliments Ot Dr R C Mclemore Connors lire and Sporting Goods General Tires And I-lawkinson Treads 106 North Clark Phone 2323 Moberly o Pelsue Shoe Store Home Of Good Shoes Phone 251 arts Ivo lrttle Duck Clothrng Co The I lve Store Kuppenhelmer Clothes Dobbs Hats Arrow Shtrts Freeman gl Nunn Bush Shoes Mobe rly 0 Compllnuents Of T W Kamp Jewelry Co Soxnethxng From Kaxnp S Jewelry I Always Somethtng 5l6 West Reed Moberly IX o Pans lockers 81 Ahattorr Hrckory Smoked Hams EL Bacon Custom Meat Packers Phone 58 Vtctor Sparks Mgr Parts o Farm Bureau Service Co Monroe County Dea le rs ln Petroleum Produc ts Vete r1na ry And Farm Supplle Paxnts Feed Fertlltzer Fa rnuer Owned Farrner Controlled Phone P55 'Darts IX o Compltments Of Pans Book Store School And Office Supplles Wallpaper Norcross Cards arts IN o P ' M , l M O P ' I . r M o 0 0 ' N J Special l . ' M 5 . 1 Q, . . ' P ' fl . ' L' r . Mildred 81 Claudie Wood I Davis Oil Co. 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