Maitland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Maitland, MO)

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SENIOP CLASS HISTORY fcontinuedl Our Senior year has been marked w1th one tragedy, the death of our classmate, Jack Howlett Jack was well liked by everyone Ve received our rings the second day of school These rings were flashed around Quite a lot the first three or four weeks and then the new wore off We are still oroud of those rings though In the second wfek of school we lnitiated the Freshman They certainly looked comical w1th the girls wearing long underwear under overalls worn backwards and rolled up to the knees They wore one tennis shoe and one hlgh heel, onions around thelr neck They wore sw1m caos with hairnets over them They each brought a tube of liostick and eyebrow nencil We saw to it that they each had the aonroiate make un on The boys wore short frilly dresses A rag mon with a scarf to hold it on made them very attractive And of course they wore the tradltional onion around their necks Bovs and E1F1S both carried thelr books 1n a bucket, carried flvstatters and bowed and sang the WOld Mill Streamn when ordered to do so by a Senlor That night we gave them a narty at the school house marched them to town and had them narade un and down ma1n street singing HDown by the Old M111 Stream We took them back to the school house where they had to go through varlous songs and dances and av several oenalt1es The Freshman than had to steo blindfolded and barefooted into a box of d1rty snevhetti Thev though the box contained the green worms we had shown them before we bl1ndfolded them I think the Freshman ngoyed this initiation as much as we did We had sneak day on Seotember 28 Ne nicked a bad day for it as it rained all day Ne lnvaded Maryvllle and 1n soire of the rain, we managed to have a lot of fun On October ld, we had Senior nlctures taken Ve got them back Navember 30, and for two or three days exeryone snent h1s t1me trading D1CCUTES Ne oresent d our nlay, WA Feud1n' Over Yonder W on March 31 It nroved successful and we had a lot of fun nutt1nf lt on M Malotte and Mrs Snangler directed the nlav ADP1l 25 was Qenlor Day And Anrll 30 as the J Sr B nouet The Junlors gave a xera successful banouet wlth the Jr r Brom after the banouet The flrst of lay we took o1r SGHIUP trlo xe went to of Lou1s 'e h d a good tlme staxln lh hotels inc C3k1HF ln the S1 hts o the y Now at last, the goal we h ve worked for for twelve years has been attalned Baccalaurette nd omrencement xe leave old altland high th1nk1ng of all the good tnmes we have had, and although we are haoov to be out we stlll can't helo feellnf llttle regret that we do h ve to leave We fell lt wlll be elfflcult or any other class o have such an enwoxable hlgh school career as we have had But, nevertheless we hone the fOllOWlDr classes wlll be as pro nerous 1n t e1r h1Ph school vears as we were Class offucers for our Sen1or ve r were Presldent D1X19 lley V1ce oresldent Vona Hunt Secretary treasurer Jo Ann Page Sponsor Nr Malotte Ne have enjoyed maklnv th1s annual and feel we have out out an lnterestlng book . . Q V I - -1 I 0 n . u . . . . n e 1 D I 2 Q . Q . . . ' Q, FN I Q v - , . Ne ' V' 1 Y , . 'N . I ,. U i n 9 U v ' 1 , . . . . s ,Y O - v o . - , V . . t 0 ' e 1 ' . . Q ., . T. . V - X, , A 'rf I . . 3 a , , . 5 I . . 3 ., . A n , , , . . .l, g . u ' . t. I no. V, 'N . . . . . . 1 - v ,. ,, Q -V ,Q ,V r A J ,ij . Clt Q , ZZ J. . ' ,, 'fa '. 1:1111 Q. KJ :J . f in . . . . A . 1 . T V G lf , ' g e . . . ,. . Q-. , W . V - , . . x , 7 . ' . r . ,Y . . l , V.. D . w - - , . . 1 c. . - - ' mr' ---..----...------.. ...- -- H ' 1 - n111:::q1:1111t11 v - ,--..-------- -------..--..-----------l .. , . , . V. . . O I - .

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SENIOR PL S9 PRODHECY The year 1965 The Place D n Amerlcan llrllnes, Fllght 55, some where between New Orleans and New York C1ty Thls fllght seems to be a reun1on of the Class of '55 The airl1ne hostess seems to be famillar Nhy, of course, its Ann Cowan as she is checking her passenger 11st she notices two names that seem fam1l1ar Patty Elder and anita Gal lagher, two old school chums, now executives of one of the nations lead ing buslness flPmS As soon as we are alrborne she goes up and we talk over old tlmes Nh1le remin1s1ng we look and rec EHIZE Ralph McKinney, nom a Captain in the A1r Force Ann, s1nce she wasn't used to seeing Ralph's name as a captain, had not recogn1zed hlm on the passenger 11st Ne are now C1FC11Dg over the New Orleans Alrport, New Orleans hap pens to be there 11th Nhile take off leavlng we While classmates the home of our former classmate, Id Guthr1e, who now lives her family gettlng off the plane ve see nother fllght getting ready to The hostess of the f lght is Vona Hunt Slnce she 1S Just make arrangements to meet her when she returns W31t1Hg at the airport for a taxi, we spot three more of our Pfc J1m Dwyre of the Anr Force Lt Jr Grade Lowell Long of the Navy, Com John Myers f the A1r Force They all seem to be do ing well Flnallv the taxl arrlves luggage Jell, for heavens s music teacher xs Ne Journey and the drlver gets out to help w1th our ke, look at the driver Mr Pearson, our to our hotel, we pass the home of Ida Guthrle Nr Pearson pownts out Dlggs, Inc , whlch means nothlng to us unt1l he explalns that lt 1S one of the many chain stores owned by Glenn Diggs Mr Pearson also tells us that Maxlne Hammond 15 head nurse of Maxfield Hospltal, one of the newest hospltals 1U Ne: Orleans Next stop 18 the hotel wha e we v1ll spend the night Jhen we are settled we go down to the cocktall room where we meet D1x1e Nlley, now Presldent of the EIPSC Natlonal Bank, axi JoAnn Page,secretary to the Presldent of Michlgan V1SCOHS1H Gas Co JoAnn always gets two weeks VHCHUIOD 1n New Url Ie told them of our plans for our class gatherln to arrow Next Day fe are now all gathered together 1 the most fashlonable hotel 1D the Cltf to remlnlscent, wlth the exception of one, Lt J1m Dennis r BL1 no need to wonde any more for who should walk in but Jim, who has just eturned from Maltland whlle on leave J1m tells us that Maltland, bel1eve lt or n t, non 13 a prosperous clty through the Strlkln of o1l ri ht 1U the mlddle of main street The popul t1on has IHPPSHSS1 from 600 to 3000 and many nev stores and buslnesses have been est hlished But non h re 15 the most lmportatt part of the news At last a new school bulldlng is belng built aft r so many years F X fx out ,Ciao ylzhnv' C244kuVnj K L J AX L A . 1 . F , . . . g 1 A ea 1' - . U , 1 . . . Y . . ,, , - - . Q , . D . . . . . 1 . T . . . f, ' Y- . l . , . f . , . . w ,Q C . ' v A v 0 e f . 1 Q a . I ' . . . . . . .F P. J . 1 G .. , . Y . . . . O Vi I - O r . . . . . . C U . . . 1. , 1 Q -' ' 1 L, . . I . . K . 1 V, . . -J . . I . , , 0 Y, . . A , C, ,A .. .. . t, . 1 ' r- .- - f ' 5 Q .-up Q I A ' . 'I . . X . . . . , - . - ... l g . X 1. k X K M . . . . .. - . I 0 cr n rr n a ' l -1 Q D D - . l . f. 4 - M 1 ' V- L . ' 2 t . ' 9 . f . . . . - 9 , X32 5 ' 2 s k ,, .3-f