Maryville High School - Maryvillian Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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I' G ,.:w..9i ,Q U si ffl IS NOV EC VT Tru KIA! oi i aa P 4 M 1 f ' 'io-if 'Q I fi . 2 , I I -. '41 - y '3 I4 fe ,Q '49-en MISS EMILY L. MARTIN BS. in Education Maryville State College English I and lll, Art BEAUTY IS WHERE YOU FIND IT-Studying different artistic motifs is one of the highlights of Miss Martin's art class, as Eva Jean McDowell. Peggy Kimmel, Dick Oakerson, Norma Cushman, Nancy Franke, and L. B. Heifner will readily agree. MRS. BYRON MILBANK B.S. in Education Maryville State College Girls' Physical Education, Health DUMMIES FOR THE HEALTH CLASS l?l-Kind enough to be guinea pigs for a day are Jack Turner and Bud Alexander. As Mrs. Milbank supervises, Mary Lou Busby and F. B. Houghton, Jr., demon- strate first aid. MISS BERTHA NORTHCUTT BS. and Graduate Work Mo. University A.B. Maryville State College Junior High History and Geography WHERE, OH WHERE CAN IT BE? may have been the question in their minds when Sherry Wells, Bobby Joe Sparks, Bob Gingrich, and Joan Hardisty entered Miss Northcutt's history class, but now they are map experts. ZEDDY F. PFOST AM. in History Missouri University I American and World History, International Relations, American Problems INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF THE U. N.- Pointing out a member nation, Don Reese ex- plains its worldwide role to Phil Tobin, Rosemary Shelton, and Mary Meyer in Mr. Pfost's inter- national relations class.

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0 g O MISS NEVA INGWERSEN BA. Sioux Falls College Dramatics, Recreational DireCtOr ON WITH THE PLAY--Seniors----Jerome Roach. Joyce Bailey, Joe Scott, and Sue Condon-improve their acting ability as Miss lngwersen coaches them in dramatic roles. ANDREW McCRAE Westminster College 'vlaryville State College Instrumental Music MR. MAC LOOKS ON as harmonious notes re- sound from this clarinet quartet composed of Marva Reynolds, Rita Zimmerman, Jerry Troxell, and John Alexander. MRS. MILDRED McKINNEY Maryville State College Opportunity Room MRS. McKINNEY'S ARK--When it comes to a variety of creatures, Noah had nothing on George Fisher, Jackie Kempf, Virginia Wallace, and Loretta Lynch, who display their handicraft in making papier mache animals. MRS. IVA WARD MANLEY BS. Maryville State College Graduate Work at Denver and Texas Universities Biology, Physics, Chemistry, General Science WILL IT EXPLODE?-UNO, replies Mrs Manley as she directs operations in the preparation of hydrogen Assisting her are Mary Jane Kokesh, Morlyn Barrett, Carolyn Sawyers, and Jerry Foland,

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Za MRS. GERALD D. STULTS B S in Education Maryville State College Junior High Spelling and Science STAR LIGHT: STAR BRIGHT--Calculating the vu time of the year from Mrs. Stults' Sky Calendar M has proved to be interesting work, according to amateur astronomists Joe Hunter, Greta Garten Jack Shedd, and Sue Phipps. MRS. OTIS WACNER B S in Education Maryville State College Typing I and Il, Shorthand I and ll BUSINESS AND PLEASURE can often be mixed in small classes, so stenographers Mary Sherlock Ellen Walk, and Alice Ward work on while Marilyn Bennett and Dorothy Willis tempt Mrs, Wagner with juicy apples, MRS. ROSS WALLACE B.S. and A B. Maryville State College Algebra I and Il, General Math FINDING THE UNKNOWN-Employing one of the axioms he has learned in Mrs. Wallace's Alge- bra l class, Dick Willis explains his solution of an algebraic equation to Patty Neff, DeLores Bleich and John Lee Thompson, MRS. LOREN WISEMAN Maryville State College Junior High Math and Arr THE END OF THE TRAIL may prove 19 bg OVIIY Yhe beginning of the trail in art work for these eighth grade art students Securing the 6DDI'Oval of Mrs Wiseman on their work are Paul Jones, Lora Woodbine, James Hendrickson and Nell Hagee, J