Marshall High School - Marshaline Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

- 'sf Ai ,ea L is +6'!zLf.- il f,.--'- ., . .,,-lip' .'f 'i if A' - 'HA-H',, M' I ,. L , . ,U ,- ,, . ,. u . .Yr ,Q s S- h 1? , . , ' uf' 71315 .-, ff,?:g'.L,1 '- , 1 .- r 1 I V ' i N 5,55 if 5 SW fY, M ' 3 ly nh ' Lf- . ..,,... I S - fwv 5 9 Q W I '1 3 5 Q f 5 5 M 1950 MARSHALL men scuom MARSHALL, MISSUUW '- -'---'---1-1-5--.- HAROLD L. LICKEY We the students of Marshall High School dedicate this annual to Mr. Harold L. Lickey--whose friendship, neighborliness, and ability as a teacher has brought many happy and profitable moments to the student body. Mr. Lickey has been teaching in our high school system for the past nineteen years. He began his teaching in Marshall High School in the science and mathematics departments in 1931. He soon became inter- ested in promoting instrumental music in our school and after much hard work organized our orchestra in 1933 and our band in 1938. Since that time our school has been recognized all over the state for its fine instru- mental department due to Mr. Lickey's tireless efforts through the years. Mr. Lickey is not only outstanding in high school functions but works ceaselessly in many church and community organizations. It is our hope that the future students of Marshall High School will gain as much inspiration and knowledge from Mr. Lickey as have the students who now know him. 81 ' 2. s. MAI, Kr. 'B N , H'--Nwvw.. '.:.w'-R E at llllflllll lll lllllllllllll Once per month the eight members of the Board of Education meet with Superintendent Bueker to work out policies and plans for the administration of our public schools. Endless hours are given by the Board toward making the public schools of Marshall serve the children and the people of Marshall ever better. A talk with any member of this Board will make you know that Marshall's schools are in good hand Mr. Cary Huston and Mr. Lamkin James have both served as mem- bers of the Board of Education for nine yearsf Mr. Robert Hoy for seven yearsp Mrs. R. C. Haynes and Mr. Harold Swinger for two yearsp Mr. John C. Reed and Mr. Donald Huff for one year. We of Marshall High School wish to thank the Board of Education for their part in making our schools possible and for their efforts ir making our schools ever better. , Left to right Harold Swinger Donald Huff, John C. Reed, Cary Huston fpresidentj, A. H. Bueker lsuperintendentj, Lamkin James ivnce president? Mrs R C Haynes ftreasurerl, Robert Hoy fsecretaryj. 3 Aaesw .., -.av-'- MJLS HlSl0Rl In this year of reminiscing we pause to look back over the past years of Marshall High School. The letters M.H.S. are sure to bring back memories-memories dating from 1881. To hundreds of graduates the building brought to mind by those letters is not the building now known as the High School, but may be one of four other buildings that have been known by that name. We are turning back a few pages ofthe 1950 Noctua to give you a glimpse of the past of M.H.S. -I We would like for you to recall with us first the thirteen men who have stood at the helm-steering our schools-and the years they served as superintendents of the Marshall Public Schools: W. E. Coleman ,,,, 1881-1882 H. H. Edminston ,,,.. .. 1907-1910 T. E. Spencer .....,.,. ...... . .1882-1892 F. F. Thompson ,,,,, . 1910-1912 R. H. Emberson.. 1892-1895 L. J. Hall .....,,.,......,,, 1912-1916 T. E. Spencer ...... 1895-1902 W. M. Westbrook .,,., , 1916-1937 B. B. Shackelford ...... ..... 1902-1903 W. J. Graff ..... ,.,,. 1 937-1941 J. M. Taylor ......., E. J. Scott ..,...,. 1903-1905 1905-1907 W. H. Wheeler .,.. A. H. Bueker .... ., 1941-1947 1947- .... 010 RENIUN fff 1 . On October 21, 1881, under the superintendency of W. E. Coleman, a class was organized to do high school work. They met in the Old Benton Cbuildingl while a new building to be known as Eastwood School was being erected. It was from Eastwood that this class was graduated in 1884. However, Old Benton can boast of having had in session the first two high school classes in Marshall. Old Benton stood on the some plot as the present Benton School. me A N 4 xt l I 'S , F ,rf I IQSIR -. .. M 1. 'W J ss-V i. Q SllPlllINllNlllNl A. H. BUEKER Native of Saline County-Graduate of Grand Pass High SchooleB.S. degree in Education from Central Missouri State College in T928-M.A. degree from the University of Missouri in T932-Attended summer ses- sions at University of California, University of Chicago and Columbia University in New York-Completed one year of graduate work beyond M.A. degree. Taught rural school one year-Teacher of science and High School Principal at Holden, Missouri, three years-- Taught mathematics in junior high school in Jefferson City six years-Served three years as assistant to the Dean in the Junior College in Jefferson City-came to Marshall as High School Principal in June l94l- Assumed duties of Superintendent of Schools, January T, 1947. Active in professional organizationswwhile teaching mathematics served as chairman of the mathe- matics teachers section of Missouri State Teachers Association-Locally served as District Chairman of Boy Scouts four years-Member of Board of Directors of Chamber of Commerce-Vice-presildent and president one year-Superintendent of Odell Avenue Presbyterian Church Sunday School four years and member of board of elders-Member of Rotary Club and Masonic order-Member State and National Ad- ministrators Association and High School Principals Association, Elementary School Principals Association, National Education Association, and Missouri State Teachers Association. Plll lIIPAl A. o. DURRETT Native of Saline County-Graduate ot Marshall High School-A.B. degree from Missouri Valley Col- lege in T924-Attended the University of Illinois-M.A. degree from the University of Missouri in T932- Teacher of physical education and science in the Lex- ington High School for three years-Principal of the Lexington High School for eighteen years'-Admissions Counselor for Missouri Valley College-Area Super- visor for the Veterans, State Department of Education -Became Principal of Marshall High School in 1947. Elder in the Christian Church-Superintendent and teacher of Christian Church Sunday School-Member of Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce-Member of State and National Associations of Secondary School Principals-Missouri State Teachers Association -National Education Association-Phi Delta Kappa. S Ziff 'sf fs' 1,,..F ,V gig f pc- wi: its .ge -,vsff , ',1 'zf,'.' 5 ,4 .!1.sz,S3 A . fx -fs if ffl as. ie: .kg c , '--4 lACUllY .,..,iNi X i Sara Chiles B.S. in Ed., Missouri U. Home Economics Ruth Harrison Weir A,B., M.V.C. English Harold L. Sloll B.S., Missouri U, lfineranf Vcc. Agri. Instructor Mrs. Ambrose Wilson A.B., Central College English 8- Journalism Alva Baker B.S. in Ed., M.V.C. Physical Education Mrs.Edi!l1 M. Hilburn A.B., M.V.C. Librarian Laiin Josephine Townsend B.S. in Ed., Warrensburg English Joseph E. Cummins B.S., Missouri U, ltinerani Voc. Agri. Insfrucror Kenneih L Locke A.B., B.S., Springfield Diversified Occupaiions 7 Morion C. Craig B.S., Missouri U. Voc. Agriculture Virgil V. Edmonds B.A., William Jewell M.A., Llniversify of iowa Chicago U. Social Studies ...li B5 Spf.. fm. . Marie M. Connell B.S., Warrensburg English Woodrow G. B.S.. M.V.C. Social Studies Siewarf l. Sherard B.S., Marysville lndusfrial Arfs lfllilllll Kay Lemmon B.S., Warrenslaurg Mrs. Estus Crutcher A.B., M.V.C. Mathematics Verne E. Kresse B.S., Warrensburg M.E., Missouri U. Science Kathryn Snider A.B. B.S. in Ed. Mathematics William H. Lyon B.S., Warrensburg Drivers Training Commerce Alice Montague A.B., M.V.C. Social Studies Mildred Fredde B.S. in Ed., Warrensburg Commerce Melvin Chambers Neva J. Hill P.S.M., Oberlin College .L.A. in English, Ollla. City U. English Byrdie lee Mr.Al B.S. in Ed., Wurrensburg Harold L. Lickey B.S., Missouri U. Instrumental Music Rita Husman A.B., William Jewell Physical Education ister B.S., Warrensburg Art 1' 1 Social Studies Mrs. Mary Sheefl A.B., Central College Science 81 English 8 Virginia Buie A.B., M.V.C. Science 8- Spanish Mrs. Verne E. Kresse B.S., Warrensburg M.M., Northwestern U. Vocal Music .ww F SEUHETHHIES Betty McCord SecreturY , Superintendent! Ofhce M of 9553? McQuidd Principaffflry Y s Office X- X It could only be Ml. Vorhis- Hello, MY- KYFSSC9 Extra-curricular duties at the Christmas Party Always digniHed??? Come on in, MW WEN' NVQ M . A if N SEE .1 1.H.Kfw Custodian S 5. M. Payne upervusor of Custodians N. 5 9 CUM' Berlin odfqn Left to Righl Wesley Slogle Madgie Leeper SlUUl l RUBY Ulllllll Presideni Vice-President Martha Jean Turner Secretary-Treasurer Bob Buelser Norma Jo Pelerman Nancy Brisley Presidenl Vice-President Secretory-Treasurer lell lo Rig hf Huston Bell ,Presidenf Guy Schupp Vice-Presidenl Robbie Hawkins Secrelary-Treasurer -M. SlUUl l CHU Cll Firsi Raw-Virginia Ann Durreh, Martha Jean Turner, Sue Todd, Patsy Davis, Barbara Deal, Doris Perryman, Betty Hinvon, Berry Berryman, Helen Milcels, Robbie Hawkins, Madgie Leeper, Frankie Durrerl. Second Row-Mary Kalherine Johns, John Vasilopoulos, Neil Maupin, Bonnie Wyrick, Alma Kilp, Nancy Brisley, Ronnie Fidler, Guy Schupp, Kenny Brown, Joanne Walker, Norma Jo Peiermon, .lacquie Stipes. Third Row-Mrs. Crulcher, Jim Siefkos, James Kilp, Charles Pannell, Bobby Boatrighr, Tom Bailey, Jerry Sherwood, Fred Wright, Philip Frifl, Bobby Nuckles, Marilyn Aldredge. Fourth Row-Ralph Gerhard, Thomas Yancey, Wilferd Kaiser, Bob Bueicer, C. H. Bell, C. F. Cowen, Leroy Kueker, Weslv-,I Slogle, Charles Odell. IO I W-nu N., n, N .,f 0 ., a f, q,w K, SCJ -.M My w,g Tam Q ,vm ,hx .,x .. ,, b w .1 ' n,, --sf, x A Q . fn max 4+ ., 4... .f.x -fx x ami 1e xox vw . asf Q. .. 'fsb .,. N sis , . -1.. 's, 5, -Q, Yi .fx . , , sf. ... 051.1 a4, N,- , Q,. .X SI IIIIIS Left to right: Huston Bell, President Fred Cowen ,, Vice-President Madgie Leeper .Secretary-Treasurer CATHERINE BAILEY Glee Club. MAXINE BANKS Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Mar- Saline Staff, Pep Club. HUSTON BELL slcetball, Baseball, Conference I-Star lBasIxetbaIlJ, Pres. Senior ass, Pres, Student Body, Bos tbcll Captain. BOB BERRYMAN JAMES BLUMHORST Glee Club, Football, Track. SEIIIUII OFFICERS CHESTER LEE BARNES F.F.A., F.F.A. Reporter. .A- CLARA BEARD Glee Club. RICHARD BIUMHORST Glee Club, Fooibcll. ROBERT BOATRIGHT Glee Club, Football Mgr,, Base ball. l95ll DOROTHY BOLTON Glee Club. MONA BOWERS Glee Club, F.H.A. Historian. NANCY BRISLEY Glee Club, Student Council, Pep Club, Maresaliue Staff, Student Body Secretary, ROBERT BUEKER Glee Club, Quartet, President Junior Class, Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Brass Ensemble, Double Quartet, Stu- dent Council, Noctua Staff, Track, Student Body President. PHILIP BRUMIT Football, Track, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. JOHN BUCK F.F.A., Track, Glee Club, Stu- dent Council. KENNETH BROWN rtball, Student Council, Bas- bull Mgr. LYNN CLOUGH 9-Pres. F.F.A., Student Council. FRED COWEN Track, Basketball, Foolball, Glee Club, Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Vice- Pres. Senior Class, Double Quar- tet. LOUJSE CUNNINGHAM Glee Club. 13 lRENE DENNIS Glee Club. BONNIE BROWN F.H.A., Glee Club. MURlEL CHAPMAN Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, F.H.A Mar-Saline Staff, Pep Club, Art Club. 1 I OVERTON DURRETT Football, Basketball, Glee Clul: Mixed Chorus, Mar-Saline Stall Noctua Staff, Track, Track Mgr Sl IURS RONNIE FIDLER Football, Basketball, Track, Mar- Suline Sfaff, Sfudeni Council. SUZANNE FISHER Concert Misfress, String Quar Orcheslra, Mixed Chorus, G Club. NORMA PENWICK ' MARY RUTH HARRISON PAT FARNHAM Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Pe Glee Club. ELMER EMR5 BARBARA GREEN Club, Quariei, Trio, Nocfua Stal Sfudenf Council. X RALPH GERHARD ixid Chorus, Glee Club, Siu ml Council. ANN GOANS Pep Club, F.H.A., Glee Club. DARLENE GOLDSBY Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. BETTY HARTLEY Mixed Chorus, Glee Club ROBBIE HAWKINS Band, Orcheslru, Siudenf Body Secretary-Treasurer, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Mar-Saline Staff, Cheerleader, Flure Quar- fel, Queen's Aflendanf. ANNA MARIE HEMME Glee Club, Mar-Saline Siaff. 14 l.lZZlE BELLE HERNDON F.H.A., Glee Club. MARCILLE Hll.lEN Glee Club. BETTY HINTON Glee Club. RUTH HOWERY Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Quar- tef, Pep Club. C. H. HOYES Siudent Council, Vice-Pres. Fresh- man Class, Mixed Chorus, Glee RICHARD KINTZ Club, Football, Baskefball, Track. 1950 5 Q E I itboll, Baseball, Track, Mixed rrus, Glee Club. ANNA BELL HUSE Glee Club, Mar-Saline Sfaff. ROBERT LIVINGSTON ntball, Glee Club, Track, Bose- I. LEROY KUEKER Siudenl Council, Presidenf of F,F.A. DIXIE LUSBY Glee Club. ROBERT LANDRETH Basketball, Football, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Double Mixed Quartet. MADGIE LEEPER Cheerleader, Mixed Chorus, Glee JESSE JONES KENNETH MCDANIEL Football, Basketball, Track, Base- ball, Glee Club. 15 Club, Sfudent Council, F.H.A., Pep Club, Secretary Studenf Body, Secrefary Senior Class, Secretary Sophomore Class. WAYNE McFADDEN 3 JOY LITTLE Student Council, Glee Club, Peg: Club, Nuctua Staff, Secretary Pep Club. BONDENA MCPHEHERS A Glee Club. SI IIIIIS is K K TED MERCHANT F.F.A. RITA MARTINEZ Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, JOSEPHINE MEYER Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Quor- tet, F.H.A. GILBERT MOSEBY Glee Club. LOYD PANNELL Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, String Quartet, Trio, Double Quartet, Sextef. PEGGY M:REYNOLDS ee Club, Secretory Pep Club, asident of F.H.A. ALICE NORTH CATHERINE NAEGELIN Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Art Club, Sexlet, Noctuo Staff. DORIS MURPHY Glee Club. WILLORA PERRYMAN President of Pep Club, Co-Edi- tor of MarASaline, Sextet, Noctuc Stuff, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. DONNA PATTERSON Vice-President of Pep Club, F.H.A., Glee Club. LOYE PANNELL Glee Club. I6 HOWARD OQUEST Football, Baseball, Glee Club, NORMA JO PETERMAN Co-Editor of Nocfua, Queen's At tendunt, Trio, Quartet, Sextet, Double Mixed Quartet, Debate Orchestra, Bond, Mixed Chorus Glee Club, Student Body Vice President. I GLORIA PINKEPANK Glee Club. 1 . .sul 9 as U X X. X x xx we v msgmf - 4 hi: . ,SEQ -9, , K A X L, I xx x x K 1. N ,, WS S 'Vi T IX? TX Qs Q gas X 5 i , S W EAS M ef wif -4:-it 1 - N S f 9' , sw . my X - Aix 9, kay, ff Af-N mam 545+ . Qsf . - ew W1 X ,N R. Y 4!Ql,f wb M I ,vs 3 .aw I5 ,H , A ' 1,1 left lo righl: Almd Kllp ..................,.,,,,,,,, Presidenl MCflll0 Turner ...........,,. Vice-President Mildred Snydern, Secretary-Treasurer .Ill IIIRS Firsl Row-Betty Sue Payne, Norvalee Stephenson, Zara Brown, Catherine Dufford, Edna Schuster, Edna Cornine, Joan Yvonne Elgin Second Row 'Ralph Duncan, Leon Hutcherson, Carlos Campuzano, Richard Thompson, Tom Bailey, Hyland Schooley, Edward Johns Bill Newman, Third Row-Mildred Snyder, Roberta Bolling, Catherine Brown, Donna Gay Klepper, Martha Thomas, Joanne Vorhis, Helen Milxels Marlha Jean Turner. Founh Row-Lloyd Allen, Dick Parsons, Donald Grasfyf Willerd Kaiser, Wendell Thomas, Rannio Moore, Gromlville Ferguson. First Row-Ruth Sinnett, Joyce Davis, Ella Mae Teeter, Dorothy Alclredge, Lois Bond, Alice Sheffer, Janet Klass. Second Row--Junior Bullington, Don Yokeley, Eugene Benedicli, Catan Martin, Lavere Parkhurst, Eugene Saylor. Third Row-Anna Baker, Joann Butler, Betty Bryan, Sandra Thompson, Robin Plains. Fourth Row-Eddie Eclnles, Bill Adcaclx, Bob Kuhn, Bill Lynch, Pete Dyer, Jan Jacoby, Don Wayne Austin. JU IURS First Row-Phyllis Miller, Dorothy Schuster, Virginia Sleeper, Shirley Wilson, Shirley Pygman, Pat Smith, Ann Holl. Second Row-Jim Thomas, Billy Schmidt, Vern C. Laughlin, Harold Hilton, John E. Driskell, Clifton Baileymllandoll Murdock Bob Wyrick. Third Row-Gertie Burnside, Alice Mae Banks, Raydene North, Carolyn Raines, Alma Kilp, Gladys Dix, Ella Moe Foster. Fourth Row-Bill Fritz, Jim Walker, Jimmie Buie, William Anderson, Tom Davis, Charles Jones, David Gauldin, Bob Davis. 20 Left ro right: Edward Thomas .,....,...,,,..... Presidenf Neil Maupin, , , ,. ., Vice-Presidenr Norman Ruff.. . Secretary-Treosurer SIIPHIIMIIRES Hrs! Row-Kathryn Davis, Ellen Hennig, Dolores Alexander, Verlinda Hydspefh, Be-My Berryman, Mary Ann Bocksieher, Darlene Clause, Janet Woods. Second Row-Dale Come, Frcnlrlin Brooks, Charles School, Robert Sourhers, C. W. Wood, Wayne Wylie, James Kilp, Donald Evans, Jerry Longwell. Third Row-Frances Dennis, Doris Young, Ethel Zimmerman, Nancy Oquesi, Bonnie Wyrick, Helen Ann Crass, Mourine Richardson, Nancy Young. Fourih Row-Joe Davis, Fred Wright, Dale Miles, Bill Evans, Bill Cox, Don Henley, Charles Nichols, Turner Jones, Charles Crowder. SIIPHUIVIIIRES First Row-Bettie Warden, Marie Bradley, Helen Belshe, Arlene Deal, Edsie Ohlendorf, Nora Davis, Jo Ann Nell, Rebecca Shradcr. Second Rowfllobert Smith, Donald Wilson, J. M. Sims, Edwin Rawlings, Gene Van Buskirk, Bobb Willems, Kenneth Plains, Jerry Ellis, Berry Sims. Third Row-Mary Lou Yates, Barbara Ann Mikles, Gladys Merchant, Rose Summers, Virginia Howery, Shirley Hatfield, Sharon Bacon, Mary Louise McReynoIds. Fourth RawfRussell Underwood, Fred Jackson, Lewis Egan, Sonny Anthony, Bill Biggs, Bill Peterson, Bill Mikels, John W, Cowen, Jackie Lyon. First Row -Bonnie Jo Twilling, Betty Yancey, Mary Ellen Neff, Diane Raulie, Roberta Workman, Frankie Durrett, Willie Driskell. Second Row Oscar Ridge, Donald Nicholas, Bobby Murphy, Jerry Linsay, Gary Stevens, Neil Maupin, Norman Ruff, Kenneth Pctermon. Third Row Orville Brown, Charlonn Kirk, Dorothy Murdock, Eddie Thomas, Bill Shull, Anna Belle Clark, Ernest Harris. Fourth Row Melvin Barnes, Robert Stone, E. W, McKee, Farrel Musgraves, Ralph LaRue, Gordon Buckner, Jimmie Gibson, Austin Booth, Ann-ll Whitney, 3-le -f f ' Amar- V V--ti-le -- -4...An.u.. lIllSHMl Left to right: Berkley Hall ,,,.,, ,.,,., President Donald Mitts... ,,,,, ...,.. V ice-President Sue Merrell. .. Secretary-Treasurer First Row-Barbara Hulen, Carolyn Stidham, Nancy White, Louise Todd, Helen Huff, Betty Roettgen, Karen Knight, Sue Merrell. Second Row-Bob Clark, Barbara Deal, Doris Perryman, Barbara Keulcer, Shirley Shrader, Betty Kreisel, Clifford Fann, Third RowfJohn Teeter, Elmo Bybee, Pat Hoffman, Betty Scott, Glenda Shull, Shirley Tomlinson, Margaret Peterman, Kenneth Schuster. Fourth Row-James Hayslip, James Brown, Don Kintz, Wade Blum, Herbert Pitts, Kenneth Dudenhoetfer, Donald Mitts, Kenneth R. Brown. J., is in 7 -cr we First Row-Shirley Hilton, Marybelle Potter, Beverly Piper, Sue Todd, Janice Miller, Betty Lou Jones, Rosemary Cornine, Jaunita Sheffer. Second Row-Lora Belle Herider, Mahala Copeland, Myra Copeland, Betty Jo Fritz, Betty Pittman, Joyce Wyriclc, Kitty Buie, Third Row-larry Laurence, Charles W, Marsh, Georgia Howery, Gergia Nelson, Geraldine Foster, Barbara Garrett, Dale Woolston, Robert Schieszer. Fourth Row-Eldon Thompson, Lester Parlchurst, James Siefkas, Bobby Boatright, Jackie Carpenter, Richard Pemberton, Berlceley Smith, John Pointer, Alvin Anglen. Q ,S f First Row-Ruby Mills, Mary Anglen, Evalena Jacobs, Norma Crawford, Loreffa Baker, Maxine Davis, Ida DeRosseN, Shirley Ballew. Second Row-David Pelerman, Lee Roy Gibson, Harold Barnes, Roland Wood, Billy Vickrey, Jimmie Barr, Harold Peel, Bill Davis, Eldon Kreisel. Third Row-Edna Yates, Befiy Walkup, Mae Admire, Mildred Biggs, Mary Baker, Glenda Scarf, Barbara Barnes, Bonnie Ducllworlh. Fourrh Row-Henry Young, Junior Antener, John Boehm, Don Smith, Berkeley Hall, Richard Haclrler, Ronnie Deal, Ernest Hammer, Clarence Roeifgen. HIESHME First RowfJean Mullins, Maxine Smifh, Corinne Dickerson, Mary Jane Francis, Shirley Mayse, Shirley Nighlwine, Lorene Lowe Beverly Hinfon. Second RowfAlice Glenn, Sandra Wesi, Mariorie Gerhard, Judy Newman, Sara Jane Coad, Geneva Persinger, Norma Green Berry Lou Williams, Wilma Clarkson. Third Rowvl-'atricia Hanes, Belsy Kirk, Nancy Lee Harris, Ruth Keehart, Charlene Wyrick, Mary Ann Hilton, Mary Ellen Woods Barbara Brisley. Fourih Row-Richard Beasley, Leonard Newion, Remington Schuyler, James Griffin, Melvin Austin, Bobby Burnelf, Richard Wallzup Duane Mclilfresh, Oren Williams. 24 -- - -:annie--Y I First Row-Dale Payne, Carol Jeanne Hill, Judy Willems, Jolene Rogers, Mary Ann Harris, Ann Riley, Jane Wyrick, Denny Allen. Katie James, Voncille Anthony, Dale Turner. Second Row-Billy Osborne, Philip Jackson, Loretta Sinnett, Nancy Kelly, Margaret Wilson, Martha Bigler, Jimmie Pannell, Willis Rocks, Kenneth Miller. Third Row-Richard Nuckles, Wayne Marshall Rader, Robert Donald Huff, Charles Riley, Harold Kent, Dale Bryan. Day, Lynn Scotten, Bobby Nuckles, John Coffey, Warren Heffron, Rfk' 1. First Row-Ailene Pinlcepank, Donna J. Seibert, Colleen Brown, Barbara Stober, Marlene Mistler, Stephanie Vorhis, Linda Murrell, Annetta Plessinger, Wanda Wyriclc, Ruby Johnsen, Shirley Clift. Second Row-Glenn Bunch, John W. Cartee, Bobby Witcher, Ann Huston, Janie Cassiday, Mary Ellen Gritfitt, Eileen Arnold, Wayne Scharnherst, Earl Scharnhorst, Charles Mills, Kenneth Wood. Third Row-Jim N. Rocks, Jr., Paul E. Sapp, Bobby Cortes, Clarles Odell, Smith Sweeney, Kenneth Lusby, Jim Schroeder. Pi First law-Janice Hurt, Shirley McAllister, Dixie Day, Betty Skinner, Bonnie Cartee, Shirley McCarty, Marilyn Aldridge, Betty Duggins, Barbara Cass, Barbara Davis, .loan Hatfield, Mary Pannell. Second Row-Wilmer Scott, Ronald Blum, Fred Hartley, Wayne Richardson, Patsy Davil, loin Cheesman, Carol Ann link, George Treece, William Wallace, Kenneth Laughlin. Lhird. Row-Marion l. Marcum, Tom Williams, Kenneth Rudd, James Case, Truman Banks, Charles Morris, George Green, Danny ugglns. 25 x Q s I I -1 i I-I-I-1 'i,N First Row-Bobby Scott, Donald Landreth, Sidney Garnet, Earl Brooks, Wayne Harris, Floyd Nichols, Gayle Kintz, Charles Brown, Ronald Sloan. I 1 -I Second Row-Mary Cross, Leroy Hayslip, Raymond Thtomas, Betty Bowman, Jock Johnson, James Southers, Gail Frazee, Ann Smith, Wilhelmina Hudspeth, Patsy O'Neal, Betty Bennett. Third Row-Darlene Wolford, Mary Jane Showalter, Virginia Ann Durrett, Richard Oxley, Jack Gentry, James Tildon Boyne, Darrell Lee Butcher, Bobby Narron, Charles Pannell, Gladene Sherard, Judy Deal, Beverly Crider. Fint Row-Betty Kosteld. Shirley Schroeder, Mariorie Reed, Betty Lee McDivitt, Doris Ann Warden, Shirley Ann Ellis, Zelmo Hawleen Padgett, Katherine Ann Ponnell, Gale Guffin, Yvonne Smith, Joyce Wood. Second Row-Eddie Zahn, Robert Pulliam, Gary Peterson, Donna Page, George Ann Patterson, Kay Reid, Edward Hammer, Howard Jollifl, Marvin Lickey, Dole Filer. Third Row-John Boyd, Gerald Anglen, Peter Schwyler, Bobby Dole Wood, Bob Barr, J. D. Donahue, Red Forqueran, Clifford Morris, Jimmie King. Pint Row-Pug Morgan, Junior Gibson, Ronald Waisner, Don Fowler, Joe Bob Ryan, Ronnie Stonum, Warren Brown, Wayne Brown, Charles Reid, Ralph Bolling. Second Row-Marilyn Vickrey, Jack Harris, Sue Hagerman, Marilyn Nichols, Gail Nowak, Frieda Class, Frankie McCarty, Buddy Brisley, Madonna Russell, Peggy Newton. Third Row--Jennie Mae Conklin, LoVona Moore, Donna McKee, John Vosilopoulos, Charles Duren, Philip Fritz, Walter Powers, Patty Miller, Betty Lou Miller, Mary Katherine Johns. 26 g R 5 X X 5 ' N MN X Q . fy ,S 1- - X Q N-K Nw.. .X,.i,,,,gxQ gy gf W , W 'f'+f:n f' :i2fX1HiHf'1- ' ! k ., i --,fQf.:.m- . X. . . K, ., K k W---Nwill-:,X:i35,155 Q j T wmysk. Q Vx ' 5 . 93 Q A XJIQ 6 A C 17 X A , , A x Q !vg a1gef N x ,1 'A X33 1 Q. . svqms ,Zim ff llllllllllll John Scott Co-captain lst Team All Star Kenny McDamels Co captain Honorable Mention Ronnie Fidler 2nd Team All Star First Row-Coach Gaba, Coach Baker, Wayne Smith, manager, John Scott, Ronnie Moore, Ronnie Fidler, Pete Dyer, Overton Durrltt, Philip Brumit, Bill Adcock, Bill Anderson, Ernest Hammer, manager, Bill Lynch, Mr. Bueker, Mr. Durrett. Second Row-Lloyd Allen, Dongene Yokeley, Coton Martin, C. H. Hoyas, Joe Davis, Bob Livingston, Kenneth Mcbaniols, Welley Sloglo. Third Raw-James Kilp, Bill Peterson, Bob Landreth, Bob Bootright, Berkeley Hall, Howard Oquest, Jon Jacoby, Richard Kintx, Eddie Thomas. Fourth Row-Don Wilson, Don Smith, Melvin Austin, Ronnie Deal, Wendell Thomas, Bill Evans, Jackie lyon, Tom Anthony. Fifth Row-Jim Barr, Allen Clift, Lewis Egan, E. W. McKee, Jim Walker, Wade Blum, Marvin Epperson, Bob Davis, Kenneth Dudonhoeffer. Sixth Row-Russell Underwood, Jerry Ellis, Austin Booth, Gene Von Buskirk, Don Kintz, Hyland Schooley. 28 Bob Livingston -l Honorable Mention 1949 FOOTBALL Sept. 15 Ssdolia . ..,.,. 13 Sept. 23 Higginsville .. 0 Sept. 30 Excelsior ....,, 38 Oct. 6 Carrollton ..,, I9 Oct. 14 Moberly ...... I4 Oct. 21 Boonville ,,..,, 2 Oct. 28 Lexington .... 'l9 Nov. 2 Liberty ........ T3 Nov. I0 Richmond ..,. 26 Nov I5 Slater SCH Owls Owls Owls Owls Owls Owls Owls Owls Owls Owls There There Here Here There There Here Ther! Here Here 29 W Q we 1 v Q X 1 jr ,f ' Q. , f I ,af f i S 4 IRM! 'I :1:f':Zi 1 J ' -, ' .- A ' R 5 -Y., 4 i s 5' 9 5 9 XG -ef V Wi Nr 'xy Y W Q W g 'if WW, Q Q :YQ ig! X? 'I f f-- Q f 9 ,I I f -if 15 Q f 'V if I F ' .y , ff gs A o ug 6' m. Q 0 Doc. Dec Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. .lan Jan. Feb. Feb. Fnb. Feb. 1949-50 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 6 Owls I3 Owls 6 Owls I 0 Owls l 3 Owls 'l 7 Owls 20 Owls 24 Owls 27 Owls Bl Owls 3 Owls 10 Owls H Owls I7 Owls Boonville .... , ,..,.,. . ....., Sodalla .............. ..,...,.. Excelsior Springs Carrolllon ..,................. 35 lexingfon .... Boonville ....... Higginsville ....., ......... 3 3 Sodalio ..,...,, Slahr .,.,..... Richmond .... Liberty ..... Slahr .......... Carrollton ........ Llxinglon ..,. Huston Bell Captain All Star Bob Bueker Kenny McDcniels Bob Lqndrefh Honorable Menfion 2nd Team All Star Honorable Mention Fred Cowen Overton Durrett R0r1nie Fidler Bill lynch Berkeley Hall James Kilp Bill Evans Philip Brumit lllAlZll v I5 Ronnie Moore X , x A I -NV, tri' ,. -im no Guy Schupp -'fi' . . Q sm., QQ? Fred Cowen Catan Martin First Row-Richard Kintz, Ronnie Moore, Fred Cowen, Ronnie Fidler, Guy Schupp, Kenneth McDaniel, Bob Livingston, Caton Martin. Second Row-Allen Clift, Jim Kilp, Eddie Thomas, Bill Steen, Phil Brumit, Pete Dyer, Bill Evans, Melvin Austin, Donnie Smith, Coach Baker. Third Row-Franklin Brooks, Jim Barr, Austin Booth, Richard Hackler, Ronnie Deal, Howard Oquest, Gordon Buckner, Grand- villo Ferguson, Bill Mikels, Marvin Epperson, Vern Laughlin, Ernest Hammer, Jack Lyon. u 3 n A 1,11 - Q ,F f E Qs -- ' ' at g thi- Pig: ,. e.,E,,,-N fss -fe f fn 123: j Aga- V--L ,, :YL-, Apq its ,., .. 7 -,Enix 1' SRF, 45.35 x. 452- 'Gal fi -,' :9'1::, u-.?: gansilg ,f - -5-ip. 3 fre A - '-f . . 1'-WJEFGTCQJQ. 1 '-'E-its U ' if fil' 325 diss, ',,3'.,,xz. .pr I ia .ll I. il ve., X .ialsifln I il M ill 5? nr r..l.l' tg I :fs iglfsifffki? fiifliaiivifii W ig g l. 595. 5 spi lt: sits Ill!! s 5.14m I ,L is .-:E - : . ,. shi. 'ella .1Glirif,r: IEiI'll: ll ll 'KC'- fig - si f-:l5,n:?'f:'F? 5i.1f..','ri' +04 ell Ilg,l ll. ll lg igl , ,, 5 I 5 Eiillf IIWEEZUE 2' F! .11i'..gw 4g els:-si -,- 4.2 aliiagsggli iifll li, , s l 9 -1'-f-+ '. 5 Fr f.::i1:2.gfffi51' ?iT . L--f-ex 'q7r l 4 FP-limi -n- - ' -we-V E- 'I ' fr: --r -.. ' ..,.,.4,,g. -v'fI-hgh' v n i.lllla,,,,, . ...lp . :nI:?vxf,M .t-ve -..f- , 5 - , ,- 1!f Wt':'Ml4f1 '-5 1E L ' -'If-152yge.4 fef':4e1 e Eastwood, our first high school building, stood where the present Eastwood School now stands and was completed in 1883. The cost was 517,000-bonds were issued by the Wood and Huston Bank. T. E. Spencer was the first high school superintendent. C. J. Page, J. T. Wettack, S. P. Strother, and .lames A. Fisher fsecretaryj made up the first school board. URIH SCH00l 0lU IASI WUUU North School, still in use as one of Marshall's four elementary schools, was originally built as a high school to replace Eastwood. Erected in 1892 at a cost of 520,000 it now stands as Northwest School, fronting on West Boyd. 33 fs--' ar X If EQQVI.. 'Xl Fifi: ,, -,-1-,:as31,Brrqfi. - 4' , .,,y.ugF.f.Q f fLff.f,i,jgq. :egg ,. ff-12vaG'1225fE5!1'!i' s - ef:-?21L'2e:f:'i'ifff' , :QQLQ-tE:..G'H.c,.- ',i ?Ei-2.'if,!'.SgQ3:X ..,-f-Y... . fgfs- ,fa ff- 'u 'Q' ' -51'3'.es-Iillfiffl-'ll' i'Ei !5'1'-X , 'f'nFa-'ififlil y , -5:-gg ll me ee: :nm 1 . 354.15-ls.--s -sf-X V, , ,D --,' ,, 1 -.--I, --1 , .,, 5 x,q'N es., ! ,f ,. .un-'l -lg 1.-il, 'su :nl-. 'lgiyx -3 J I j W N Y gf :fini iL...:-,.'-..-...-553575451 me eff :J .-V.: f' H fin' gl :'.:'-,::::'.E--.1.-3., . V - f' --2:-1 -A . i.-- ::.'T:-......- . .,, -- -5 - ar 'if ?:l?-f'?5n1l4--,,,,.. 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It was built at a cost of S41,000. lt faced south on Vest and had two side entrances on the east and west. On December 7, 1921, the building was destroyed by fire. This left us without a high school building, so temporary quarters were moved to the North School Building. The fallen columns of the old high school lie on the south side of the present high school building. The cool, weathered pillars make a favorite gathering place for students on pleasant days. 0lHlHGH SCH00l PRlSl 1lHBH SCHUUI mr. 'um P5-f-sf. Q un. A , W 'uv ,-ggI eggvgw- -,e -we ..- illl - thu- 1 1 V' -nv ' W. N ,gh ,H 9' In gg ,,l E. +l 'nys 1 tml 1 1 WY. 'smv 5 -1 T 41 11 1 tm, 2 l 1 ffigyse MW il ia. httgt- I l .wifi -.Jdn Aa ZS' ,299 lin' -. . .wi 15 sv W- '- ww 1 Jer X .1 , '- 1 in s.. 1. ix T' l X, yi I n 1h.,1L .1 ov ig- 'x 4 ' ' as-gk bggxftft P5 K 435 E X x 1 Inav, Jul , ,- r. n 1 I lj li 3 ' -:. 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'-,411 - ig 4 c 'Y' 4' fl 1 :. -, 22.5.-. .ea If ':l 1 - :aff -i -f- ' ,gig 7f......l ui-tA:,.!:4 1-7 U-X.. . 1 .Fir 1-1-5 ,Stu A-,. xlll ur ,' IL -A TS - .2 2 . sal 'fll4l'-l.l,irLi 2 1 S M i ' L' -' va -f ',, , -'-T' ...rc-if 2:- '-' ' -- : '5 .V , .,,, n...- ' ' ,V S-. ,.--4 L -i -2- V, Wim . -,Y ' .-.- W: ' 121. Q.. If ff Q f?'g-zewjjif 'N' 'ijfr-ef-f ek- 1.5 M ' 1. 1 by ,, :Lister-H -3-44' 5' ,e.f gfia- - -f n F, H ' .-': A-1-I -Qif-:-f feff-:SLS i ., , ' 'T .- gg, ' ., 'H Q ,. ln 1923, while W. M. Westbrook was superintendent, a S300,000 high school building rose out of the ashes of the burned building. Though this building is 27 years old, excellent care still hides its age. Few high school buildings as old are serving as well. 34 QW' f SQ' . .N N 1 y ax ,F YQ -A BAND 62 02 -...A 'DU Er: oo .C .- :E 575, 931: o-. ca --U .-o L.. S... mg Qi.: -Yu Um - 'OMB C -S2 2 Eu Zn: of .C ,... wa C oE :E U :cn :ao ..... ma. EE 5'o 'UE ga: E Wa: I: Q02 VS 20 Q-.. 03 :E aa 'hav W: 'EU in-9 ucv .E-1 W3 'a.a iv NC .EU 0- mr. -U 03 Ca GJ 32 o 'AC Ua -Cx: '02 Cm US -Du -o Se .co U -'fo C 'FDU -C3 L. E Do Oar T3 .cn the bond and year Every a. D o .. CD av C ': 0 - vu C 0 ax .C C 'o ai U 2 o. C KD rv .a rv P a ars and h ye last two the I' O est l CONT ate St ne to the Q0 have We BSTS nt CO 'D D O L. D. :N .. as 7 cu .. C S' d as P an 'f' be .- Ax Us va C U GJ be in .C 4- 'U C D .D C .- C mv E 'B - C rv E .- O .- as JI r- xl o .- U D 'U C o U .. V. cn D Uv a .C .t 3 .E .E CC two-day musi G sponsor hestra FC O band. due the entire is dir 6 CT d much GFI e organization s fin thi of RQ, Bol Roberta V, Schuste Edna h Smith, Be Duncan Mary ilton, Ralph H nn A Mary ryn Dov s , Kath ls ke M ll ,Bi epper K 5, Danna Jerry El Martha Turner, ETS CLARIN c ua Z o LJ 'U Pi a. c .2 3 0 I in .0 .Q o oc ua nu v- D .4 LL . GJ P E I o O - :Z in .1 a 4 c E D Z uf 5 lil E - S 3 I P o I 0 Q K. U e 2 0 CL T2 , U D 5 E2 3 .E 2 3 I i: O an 4 pl at I o I a E if S c E' nu : U Q 1 0 u nn 5' 3 Mary OON BASS rris Ha nn A UY , M Cowen John d, Duflor Ca herine OBOES. Showa ter Jane Naegel n Ma y Catherine Fritz, Thomas, Betty rthc 0 M Snyder, Mildred ET Mariorle SS CLARlN BA SV We Sand ro O CLARINET LT A SAXOPHONE, Betty Payne. ONE T R BA ls, Dav Peterman, Barbara ma Or N XOPHONES SA ALTO S. ood W Ellen Cross, GY M Brisley bara Ba Young, Nancy Wade, Thompson, Roscmae Kenne h is, Dov Joe Kuhn. rt Rake vs, Da rt Robe Bill Steen, Ecln es, 9 Edd ETS RN CO Gerhard. Sue Blurn, ode W Stevens Y Ga kles, HORNS: ut N Fritz, R chord Phi Brown, James Brown ra S, Za Milne Helen ONES: Laughin, Kenneth Schuster. TROMB Kenneth Tom S: DRUM Dov s Joyce BASS: STRING Blum Ronald 5, 99 Bi henson, BI SP St Bryan, Norvalee Beny BASSES Bob Bueker Davis, german. BAR TONES' Nora Ha tt Durre A,O Bueker. PR NC PAL: H. NDENT: A. TE ey. SUPER N ck L Harold polous. DIRECTOR: Va ilo Varhis, John James, Joanne Katie ner, Marti Rita ey, Ba lllllIHlSlllA such a stayed organized for a Class B school that has in 9Sfl'CJS h YC WO te f the 0 One is lt 933. inl had its beginning O hestr TC FO Ou tests. F1 CO d state GFI strict tg local, di en SDCSITI m Com and te Senior Playsg Baccalaurea nd : Junior a CIS nctions tu .C U D vw plays for lt riocl. p9 Ong the for CODi8Sl the state has gone to the orchestra the state. As has the band, for 6Sl'f'G c arch I'1 be the c TO ed sk WGS CI 949, it 'l 'Y HUCI Ja ln 5 3 'ff 32 .E C cv an .a .. U P as .A a .C cu C an .C .- C C .. V1 at .C U C o .- Ill an cn .. 2 GJ .C - GJ P o .C GJ 3 th .. GJ .o E 0 E .. .C E' 4' X .. X '.7. at .E P cn I va .. o CD be .C .- o .a GJ C o -u ll! .. o C .A o .C 'o C c .A C c ID X o Z - .. W o a. t. do OU I' P '19 worth bei n wel ganizatio Y O CID is t estra h YC hout our o arshal wouldn't be the same wit M band, but G schools have : cs as an Q-. E an Jackson, re Gerhard, Edd e Thomas, Fred Brown Marlo Zara Hall, nn man, Norma Peterman, A ra Perry Willo artlnez, M her, Rita is F Suzanne VIOLINS: lst Denny Allen, R lay, Jan ce Hurt, est, Ann L NS: Betty Yancey, Katie James, Sandra W VIO 2nd Potter Marybe le ht Karen Knig Hilton Mary Ann t ha Kee Ruh Bond, Lois David Peterrnan, Vt Sm th, Dorothy Schuste Patricia Rawl ngs, LAS Mary Marvin Liclmey, Warren Hetfron. VIO Shown ter Jane Johns, Mary u tin, Kay Gai G is x ne Dov Ma Fritz, Betty wen, Co Hawk ns, Fred Robb e V. yde Sn FUTES: Mildred Cassidcy, Judy Deal. ms, Jane Wille S: Edward Johns, Charles Riley, Judy CELLO s. Betty William Woods en ll Mary E BASSOONS is. Dav Kathryn St E er, Jerry rn Tu tha NETS: Mar AR CL n Harr s, John Cowen. An Mary rd, er ne Dutto OBOES: Cath elin Naeg Catherine James ke s, Mi Helen ES ON e Hagerman. TROMB Su , Gary Stevens, E Blum ad S:W RN HO I Steen, Robert Davis, Robert Kuhn, Nancy Young die Eclrles, Bi Ed RNETS: CO Licke 1 Doris Young. DIRECTOR: Harold Biggs s, Joyce Davis, Bill ama Ma tha Th el' Klepp Danna BASSES Vasilopolous. Bailey, John 1 Tom S RUM . D Fritl n, Ph Brow rrett. Du :A.O, L PA Buelxer, PRINCI SUPERINTENDENT: A, H Hulen, Barbara Todd, , Louise Shu Newman, Glenda ad, Judy Co .lane Keehart, Sara th Ru s'er, Fo aldine ef ck, G do Uf M Kirk, Dorothy Walkup, Charlene Row- Betty First Sheffer. Cornine, Alice ary em oads, Ros ulie, Janet W Ra he Durrett, Dia Lowe, Frankie ayse, Lorene M Yates, Shirley Edna Hudspeth, erlinda V Alexander 0785 T: O ortinez, M agle, Rita W Beth Smith, Lola Ruth Mary Knight, Beth Stewart, Karen an Elgin, Donna Ja Wilma Clarkson, Bailey, Joanna E McReynold -Mary Louise Row nd Seca Cumpton. Frances nf 0 alee Stephens rv No ouby, Sk rn Fe Bowers, chardson, Mona Ri Maurine Belshe, Helen ow n, Br YU Gerhard, Za oriorie eper, Nancy Sprigg, M Le dgie Ma resse Cdirectorb, Verne E, K Mrs. Duckworth, per, Bonnie Pi Beverly riskell, eD , Willi aans, Irene Dennis Nightwine, Ann G therine Bailey, Beverly Hinton, Shirley Ja -Ca Banks, apman, Maxine Ch Mu iel W, nslo ia Wi Virgin Bradley, arie ncey, M Ya Cornine, Betty y Little, Edna Jo Howery, Ruth Frances Denn S, V. rd Row-Dors Vawte Th n oege N Walker, Cather ne Joanne Kirk, Delores Yokeley, Mildred Betsy man, Peter Hn isley, Margaret A Br ra ce Glenn, Barba Ali Merrell, ford, Sue aw Y C mC Scott, Nor Yates, Glenda urth RowfMary Lou Fo Todd, Arlene Deal, Baker, Sue West, Mary FO Sand ood W Ellen aron Bacon, Mary Sh nningharn, Cu e Plains, Louise Le Robin Potter, r S Young, Marybelle Do V1 yde Sn Bonnie Brown, Shrock, Betty Frances Shrock, Norma Jo Peterman, Pittman, Betty hite, W Kreisel, Nancy Betty Baker, NHC e Banks, A Ma yrick, Alice W Teeter, Charlene Mae Huse, Ella nna Belle A Fritl, tty Jo Be Row4Maxine Davis, F ith Raines. Carolyn Deal, bara Bar Scott, 'Y Hilton, Bet Ann 'Y Barnes, Ma Ann . Francis, Barbara J 'Y eynolds, Ma cl? M Peggy rl is. Ha Nancy mners, Pot Hanes Su Rose Hinton, Vorhis, Betty Joanne , Willora Perryrnan, Jacquie Stipes, Joann Butler h Row- xt Si bers, m d eight me fe hund ed of one mpos Co the largest of our the Girls' Glee Club is 4.23.5 -031 EE B Q- Q30- --0.20 qglDf ,9' 'o.Et ,g C.D Q BEDS .ora cum U s. o,,,w.o s--co.-2 vt'-Ou L. 0 5222 W0 U5 Cn .QYBQ1 .+-.E Dante- .'j 0C C230 U C w'50-2 t- oc., uOg-: 'EBT .J gang: Elllmi d lk ii d H l this program. . Verne Kresse udirecvor Mrs Y, Daniel, C. H. Hayes, Ralph Dun:an, Floyd Saylo nnefh Mc Ke kels, Mi hs, Bill rl Pi Herbe Haclrler, rd Hufcherson, Richa -Leon rs! Row F bert Moseby. Gil ood, W Kinlz, Roland chord Ri Campuzano, Carlos Boolh, Thomas, Ausiin Scoh, Eddie Walker, Raymond w-Jim Ro Second Anihony, Ralph Gerhard. Tammy hoeffer, Allen Cliff, en Kinlz, James Brown, Kennelh Dud Don verfon Durrefi, amos Yancey, O Th T, rd Row-Bob Buelle Th Edwin Slin, Au in Melv 7, Parlrhurs Vere La Roberf Sione, hn, Ku Bob Steen, Bill klesr Et Eddie relh, b Land Bo Kaiser, lferd Wi Phil Brumil, Balnrighi, urih Raw-Reber? Fa Schupp. Rawlings, Guy The Boys' Glee Club was reorganized two S- .- .5 .c .- Q. O .9- .C s members ha go and now G VS yea . - Chris S rh role n major Cl has T ht boys eig mas and Easter programs and contributes to B lU C lll G BUYS l'. es fhroughoui the yea bli l'Tl SSC her a Y OUS OT VG 5, C6 fty vOl ff O oup o select gr d Chorus X6 Mi the For hool. SC fore be Y eek W C9 wi T meets last few years it has been a participant in the annual music festival here at MHS. and also the district contest at Warrenslaurg. It has been of service to this community through its appearance at various clubs and churches IIH lll IX i 0 Robb U9 Bal berta Ro No ma Jo Peterman, U, Rlcha dso ourine M Brown ever, Zara M .lo Gerhard, Marjorie Vi Lee-pe adgie M Henri g El en Yolrelev, ores De Row HS! F 'z i n K C1 cria R V, Say o Floyd Carnouzano rlos Cc hard Ge ph Ra Moore, 9 Ronn Eclrles, e Edd l er, Wok S'een, lame l E , Yancey, Hutcherson, Tharnas Leon ird Raw 4, P ph Duncan tt, Ra i C mes Brown, Allen Ja PP, hu uv St Edwin Rawlings G eBurn, acl Durreftf W ton ve O Hayes H C r, ke Bob Bue fi Kaise ferd B umit, Wil i pn Raw urth Fo ucrul 1950 Co-EDITORS: Norma Jo Peterman and Martha Storrs f A - E 4 First Row-Mary Beth Smith, Donna Patterson, Muriel Chapman, Donna Gay Klepper, Zara Brown, Martha Jean Turner, Edna QTY--Q ' Cornine, Gladys Dix, Helen Mikels. , Second Row-Joy Little, Rosamae Wade, Mary Ruth Harrison, Martha Storts, Norma Jo Peterman, Roberta Bolling, Phyllis l -V Miller. l W 3 Third Row-Bill Fritz, Tommy Bailey, Overton Durrett, Thomas Yancey, Bob Bueluer, Don Austin, Hyland Schooley, Bill Newman, Mr. Laclle 1SponsorJ. lMissing from picture, Willoro Perrymanj. gl' H, 1950 Co-EDITORS: Willora Perryman and Nancy Sprigg r 4, ' f--15.54 l . l Ji -f.a,:2.5: - , Y . , .,. First Raw-Pat Farnham, Robbie Hawkins, Anna Marie Hemme, Willora Perryman, Virginia Winslow, Nancy Brisley, Maxinn sluut Banks, Anna Belle Huse, Mary Beth Smith, Muriel Chapman. Nancy Sprigg. 'In I K Second Row-Mrs. Wilson fSponsorl, Floyd Saylor, Bob Boatright, Bill Steen, Overton Durrelt, Ronnie Fidler, Richard Kintl, Ky ul. fill V5 l iii 2 . W5 535 First Row-Mr. Craig Csponsorj, Bill Schmidt, Bill Fritz, Charles Jones, Lynn Clough, Chester Barnes, Leroy Kueker, Jim Buie, ' John Driskell, Ted Merchant, Tom Davis, David Gauldin, Pete Dyer. cA:r'o 0 if Second Row-Jim Thomas, Turner Jones, Charles Nichols, Bill Peterson, Dale Miles, Bill Cox, J. M. Sims, Lewis Egan, Fred CA. as Wright, Eugene Benedick, Melvin Barnes, Charles Crowder. c J . 7' Third Row-Curtis Williams, Charles Marsh, Robert Schieszer, Richard Pemberton, Bob Boatright, John Pointer, Berkeley Smith, Lishq' vt' Dale Woolston. U U , 1 First Row-Jacquie Stipes, Lola Wagle, Mary Louise Mclleynolds, Doris Vawter, Ellen Hennig, Bonnie Wyrick, Frances Dennis, F Shirley Shrader, Barbara Kuelcer, Charlene Wyrick. W g Second Raw-Jo Meyer, Alice Mae Banks, Lillie Herndon, Dalene Clause, Joann Butler, Shirley Shannon, Mona Bowers, Rosa- mae Wade, Donna Patterson, Joyce Wolford, Miss Chiles. 1 ' Third Row-Peggy McReynolds, Kitty Sue Buie, Barbara Barnes, Muriel Chapman, Willie Driskell, Marie Bradley, Nora Davis, 1 l s W X E u J Ann Guam, Dorothy Schuster, Dona Wylie. 42 L. lWIRllRS 1 P Q ! A YN-V-47 Joyce Wolford, Drum Maiarelle of Band, Mary Belh Smilh, Moiorehe of Pep Club, Culherine Brown, Mary Ann Harris, Kafie Ja mes. 5 4, 4- . PEP CIUB First Row-Ann Goans, Nancy O'Quesl, Martha Siorts, Nancy Brixley, Dona Wylie, Willora Perryman, Joann Buflor, Charlene Kirk, Dorothy Murdock, Buffy Berryman, Rita Husman CSponsor.J Second Row-Bonnie Jo Twilling, Darlene Clouse, Helen Ann Crass, Bonnie Wyricll, Alma Kilp, Bally Yanccy, Maw Boclnsfoftor, Donna Paherson, Joy Little, Mary Rufh Harrison, Muriel Chapman. Third Row-Frankie Durreft, Diane Raulia, Delores Yokaley, Sharon Bacon, Doris Young, Anna Baller, Maxino Banlu, Phyllis Millar, Edna Cornine, Ellen Hennig, Janet Woods, Shirley Shannon. 43 Robbie Hawkins, Doris Vawter, Raymond Scott, Donnie Nicholas, Nancy Sprigg, Madgie Leeper First Rowflluth Sinnet, Betty Hinton, Norma Jo Peterman, Willoro Perryman, Captain, Nancy Brisley, Alma Kilp, Miss Husmcn, Coach. Second Row-Frankie Durrett, Joyce Wolford, Doris Vawter, Betty Bryan, Alice North, Betty Yancey, Bonnie Wyrick anus nisnmmu Mary Ellen Woods, Gary Stevens, Joanne Vorhis, Mr. Vorhix lSponsorD, Bill Biggs, Mary Beth Smith. H E B A I, I Q . B f ' , 1 4 K k l 4 4 , - r , 1-t ' 1 img 1 , N fp, A , xx . A x .fi ha 1 n, - n fak- s X . Ja ,A N . I , r' 5W L wig ,s 0 A .3 . A..- ' K .PL-f-'-NAP '93 RYE' 'gnu' -44,2 B.. 1 I r ,Vs- .J ar .J g, . Qi: --v , ...,,, ,W assi - ,s- ' ,.-e f' if Y as WAC! N iQ H5296 'MO if 75335 QW. 13 REMEMRER lst row-lposition 41 Doris Vawter, Q51 Bondena Mc- Pheeters, 161 Nancy Sprigg, C71 Lola Wagle, E81 Robbie Hawkins. 2nd row-E31 Mary Elizabeth Rawlings, 171 John Scott. 3rd row-No 1950 seniors. RRARE? lst row-fposition 'I1 Dorothy Bolton, E31 Martha Storts, C41 Willora Perryman, C51 Doris Murphy, Q71 Jacquie Stipes, E91 Muriel Chapman. 2nd row-161 Thomas Yancey, Q81 Raymond Scott, E91 Ralph Gerhard. 3rd row-U1 Bob Berryman, E21 Huston Bell, 151 Bob Boatright. RRYRR 'lst row-lposition I1 Madgie Leeper, Q71 Mary Beth Smith, Q81 Peggy Ann McReynolds. 2nd row-Q21 Joy Little, Q81 Wayne McFadden. 3rd row-U1 Fred Cowen. EHIRR lst row-Cposition 31 Mona Bowers, Q41 Bonnie Brown, C61 Joyce Wolford, C71 Maxine Banks, U01 Lois Walker. 2nd row-Q41 Wesley Slagle, 171 Jesse Jones, E81 Howard Oquest. 3rd row-U1 Bill Stroud, K21 Kenny McDaniels, Q31 Philip Brumit, E41 Loye Pannell, C51 Ted Merchant. 4th row-U1 Loyd Pannell, 161 Ronnie Fidler. fy.. .X ,I 1 .m 'T . fgwil f '01 ' H4554 Wiwisi , Vs 'K . S ri 1 A '1 X 5 r ff If ' '45 Wi. X ur E. .L , 38159 A X .1 Q I fl ' is x Q5 x I 'ibgl -1 f 1 in ah ti' ' I ! fn 4 nga W Af 'H w Q , . W' J 1' tt A 1 Www M., 3y,W:,?- W'Z3f5 Mr 1 t . My if I 1' U ' . l'W'i'i' ' t ,W ,. X, ' , ' 1 -tmmnw ' ff J- f t U ., f 'lluiwm X ,. . ' K, , K . u W !s,xm:p,t3t-y s ,hx-,,,1, ,,1..fffi.?,,.',, . , N ,W H I ,Yi . Wir, ' l,..lw,, M. pt.. e Iv t Xt,,,t,,f.. .. l A 4' It tint., If . , 1,' ' , , Wane, ,X A A 1 Mascot Pug Morgan, Attendant Betty Shrock, Attendant Norma Jo Peterman, Queen Doris Vawter, Attendant Joanne Walker, Attendant Maxine Banks ' w 1 Y t i ' 'V 1' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 F. . ' w , ,,W',,.',' tt, W , d,.,.., M. ef ,awduc N Doris Vawter Doris Vawter, senior, was chosen the 1949 football queen and crowned at the homecoming game. She reigned over the Pig Roast with her four attendants. Doris was chosen by the student body from the tive girls nominated by the football squad. The Queen's Attendants were: Maxine Banks, Norma Jo Peterman, Betty Shrock, and Joanne Walker. Q The annual Owl Nite dance in honor of the basketball boys was held Friday, March 10, sponsored by the Noctua staff. The throne was attractively decorated in green and gold and the gym in school colors, red and block. The evening's ceremony was highlighted with the crowning of the queen, Martha Jean Turner by the basketball captain, Huston Bell. l llWl Ill -W L... .41- J 81.415 aff f W fic f ' .fig t 'i , , 'Jwa:sfXf1'.f?fffitqf.Q'f sms. My -2 c . at . K fit- 1' .Af .J-'N .f'!k,r-' f,-'J' 'Ras X an W ' ',z.J'J5'f'Yf - web' c..' Q5 ,Ak f ' 1 ' J Lf .41 . ,Myst .t ,. , 13 R ci . . , ., ' ' cg, u X xibgsgli H -1:41 ifkfgflfifts s x:',,:, ck x ,Y-?,QN,,,,ek.A:.:5 Ne. 'fel- gkk c ,..,,. - , 1 , ,'1. .i L l5,,,g g kk Y- W -W k s,-,N -. e. N 1,,,.,,.-. K K fx: - . ..x,,,N., ,Mu-'N 1, If ' , s ',.fi'- -f' s , qfgfvl . ix! 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' 'Q 1, ' Q ' E IIN.. sm. w Marshall, the traditional queen of the Achievement ' ' 'i Ks K K le l K '4-LK,-M .K hue? 3 W Dqy Program, Kv r . ' x., '- . Q--'Q ' A ' up Q - ,K After her coronation, Fair Marshall introduces the Q 'ful .l QQ it 3 .K i Best Citizens and the Best Sports as well as the K ' l lf Q , , assi' f,,,'-N.. M ig Most Courteous and the Most industrious bo and 'V' A 'X A 'Ar 4 W,--' .. ,, ,dy , ' - . , Y - Q: 1 fxi ,KK A , 1, .Mgr K girl. They share In her honor as she reigns over the ' 14 '- ,' ,gf .Y 1 - if ,J flip- ivy remainder of the Achievement Day Program V ww N' ' '- Ms, 31 .. 4 J QF' if ' ' ' Iwwfw 4 f at M., wavy it-,ffm K r .. to.-...fm T ,nl K KK, n . Mi .Mini - KJ ,vm KK an 1.KAs m ' 5 'gf A ,Ja ifffx YN fJ't 'W'ilQ. 315- YB'-?etI4 L ' .A s S i -it r r 'il 'is'-'Ai' N 'Q is . M ,sf 'fi-xi we , s. as s. s -- ., it we'-wg ge: ., rl, tvs Pa-X ,NK A M. -A -s 'vga .K K,.' if u.-I-F' -KZ Q? ','1',n '4m1.v gray' : '5'f3 fi' 7 .'t-li'f H. '4-1-.ffl --K. t- K qs 5, -' K .6 . ' I V . ' A . K in A - K 4 - 1 4 r at f Q A 1 -2 1 r .4 u S , -N my ai -if 'I' -Y s i Mruigvw kv- if fifi - Riga? A Like. .- 8 A ., l xi Q Kenneth McDameI NGDCY BriSley BEST SPORT BEST SPORT Guy Schupp Joy Little MOST INDUSTRIOUS MOST INDUSTRIOUS Lynn Clough MOST COURTEOUS 35 4 siiw '+L ..,?wf 1 is Q,E31'lilfi?.-:E N5 .., i' , 7'3'i3 '?i'1,. fr ,aw 4 smeew l 4211. 1x Bob Bueker Norma Jo Peterman BEST CIUZEN ACHIIVIMI l DAY ,1'u- 1159.2 ni 4:13 If 'f .1- 4 WIJFQ? 11: '-'1- an-.SH -f ' if'-ffff-1 4f2v riff- if? ii'7iIEIa?FFfl?f?5?5l'3'if''I1'3g52?3gl?i?iiidbtiT5f5lggiQEilf'-WS-f'ii'f -'--ggkfgagv-ni-atxat3151 .v':,,-'wi-gy, f,21,!+f f',:g,ffEM7-f,-Lg,-Q,-7 Wag- r-M wi. JT., L ,-'nz-v'-.1-we -fa-A 'er A '--' l -91:1 tkgigggpiig' Each year at the Annuai Achievement Day Pro- 'ful 'w 'A 1 N-ef '. F F1 . F. 4,C'X Q:.,Q , 'SL gram, we recognize student achievement of the year in l, I in Culture, Leadership, Scholarship, Service, andifmgfwzm Athletics. Special recognition is given nine students ll' , this da that have been selected b the student bod l A ' 'ij Y . Y . ,-,ziifvt-gun. vote. A bo and a url are chosen as the most out-'Ts'5f+,.1,,+. ' f. Q. Y 9 . ?'1'?.'-11,41 'standing students in Citizenship, in Sportsmanship,?353ffgQj,ig Il'--145' l' C rtes and in Industr and a irl is chosen5fZa'l7'3 ?'- '. ou Y' Y 9 ff' Fair Marshall. f..f.---,,,v- Jftffi, ,Lsf,7.:1. A ,,,l..,-.,.V1 M. , , it . ., , A, 1. , pc3-u,5,.k,13.'..TJ,t.!j:,?fgfgexJ i N PRIGG- -4 SCHvUPP - BRIS'LEY - BUIEKER If HAWKINS - PETERMAN - McDANIEL - LITTLE f CLOUGH ' A at mewmumlziwwvswwvmavemmmmmmef.-:givin .A f ., ,. 5 ., 'S 55 if 935 I, r 4 ? , Iyar W if - ' x 1 ff 75 Q 1 ', ' 'milf 1?:s DAYS 'Q 0, fl AA LPS.,-.QL ' 1, 4 I L DAYS 'wr ., xv, fx R,-if K X' W. 2915! 'wyikx l SS-... W.-am.wHi M .I . ,.x 5 UR-SI Illll APRlL IN PARIS 1950 Junior-Senior Prom 8:30 P.M. April 28-HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ,,,,g, I ---- AA-+1---.K Lg-all fStondingD Dr. Harvey Baker Smith. KSeoted, left to rightj A. H. Bueker, Rev. Robert S. Woggoner, Rev. R. E. Esch, Dr. D. K. Ferguson, A. O. Durreft. BAlQ IIAlAlIRlAIl Q B7 H'll 'i.'F9 0 llllll. 8:00 P.M. Sunday, May 21, 1950 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Baccalaureate-HKEEPERS OF THE TEMPLE -Dr. Harvey Boker Smith 8:00 P.M. Thursday, May 25, 1950 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Commencement Address-HADVENTUROUS LIVING -Dr. G. Dewey Smith IIIIMMI HEMI I N Qia- fStandingJ Dr. G. Dewey Smith. fSeated, left to right! A. H. Bueker, Rev. C. B. Galatas Cary Huston, A. O. Durrett. -qfalitiw I f F12 1 :fu rf fy, R' A jr 9 U Nigga 4 V if I U 1 'E nn W E, I W 5 1 K ..'4 mwfx A ,Q in If 5 if' wi, X Eg ' X, s, A -gg Aff . x lu 'K tgxphltlg wunswli9g3,. 1 xg W TV 1' X v 1' ' Y. ,gem-Qf, ,fy ,NL .A '. - 4 4.9. A 1 ,Tye ' 5 7 X 1 ,na . 'u . J ' 'aug 4 Jr' x Q' Y 1 ,Mm I N 4 X .Lf P' -f1'? ' xr if if Q J 0 , X . A fy wf W -K gf mfg, Q! 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