Maryville High School - Maryvillian Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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'Qi' v if ' r 4 ,Q A f 5 : 5 1 MISS LEOTA CLARDY 1 ..... ..,... .... .Ut I ii! MRS. DOROTHY SHAMBARGER MRS. FORREST BYERGO OFFICE SCOUTS-Ann Sears and Larry Krause, seniors, do their daily good deeds by helping Miss Clardy keep Supt. Skaith's office running smoothly. '7fzeq 14610 .-gauze' Although not teachers, administrators, or students, the secretaries and custodians of M, H. S. are continually working for the betterment of the school. Without the aid of Miss Leota Clardy, Supt. F. L. Skaith's secre- tary: Mrs. Dorothy Shambarger, Principal C. A. Bris- tow's secretary, and Mrs. Forrest Byergo, clerk for the agriculture department, progression would slow up. Even though Mrs. Byergo and Mrs. Shambarger are new workers here, they are wel!-acquainted with our school since it is their alma mater. Both have also at- tended S. T. C. TIME-OUT FOR CUSTODIAN-Howard Comer, janitor, watches Kay Hagee and Peg Price, Spooferettes, tidy up the school yard after pep initiation. iz... -C . Miss Clardy is an alumna of M. H. S. and a former student at the local college. When a student gets a jammed lock, he starts asking, Where's Bill? lf there's a broken window spring or someone needs a door unlocked, the plausible question is: ls Howard or Ollie anywhere around? Howard Comer and Ollie Majors are custodians of the first and second floors. Bill Short serves as engineer and general handy man around M. H. S. All three are claimed as real friends by everyone about school. HOWARD COMER 14? 0 Q., v li? ai si if Q Q . om: mucus , ,f'yfxBILL snonr X v L15

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Pressdent .agaw Transferred from Los Angeles Caluf 2 Class pressdent 4 Cheer leader 4 dv' Hs Y 2 Student councsl 2 Educa 'L' X35-' tson Week play 4 sue conoon W Secretary Gaealwe Class secretary 4 Reflector staff 3 Hs Lughts staff 3 4 Maryvullsan staff 4 Spooferettes l 2 3 4 u ll and rol 3 4 Chorus l Class play Student courscul 4 Merchant of Vensce 2 Talent show 3 was aualut 4011001 4 DICK BUCKRIDCE Vsce Pressdent 6' Transferred from Burlungton Juncfuon 2 Class vsce pressdent 24 Basket ball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 sorbauu 234 M club 234 s-su Y club 2 3 4 CN CAROLYN SAWYERS Treasurer Pound si Class secretary treasurer l Class treasurer 4 uull and Scroll 3 4 Cae saronuons l 2 Reflector staff 3 Hu Lsghts staff 3 4 Maryvullsan staff 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Ensemble 3 Sextet Madman 49-wi Seek 7 Contunusng the ambutuons of our early day prede cessors the l849 ers we sensors have proved ourselves wealth seekers sn three areas the talent fseld the area of beauty and the realm of fuscal prowess Dursng our four years of hugh school outstandsng leadershup talent has been shown by both boys and gurls As freshmen we elected Norma Hutchsson for our presudent Our sophomore leader was F B Hough ton Jr As sunuors we chose Ellen Walk to pressde for us and dursng our sensor year Norman C-augh has been our leader Sponsors Change Our freshman sponsors were Muss Bertha Northcutt Mrs Arley Bryant and Floyd B Houghton Sr ln our sophomore year Mrs Otus Wagner Mrs Ross Wallace and Z F Pfost became our guudsng lughts for the three remasnmg years We also boast musscal talent as many of us have been actuve un band pep band dance band chorus gsrls ensemble boys quartet and also un snstrumental and vocal solo work Kennedy Leads Yells Our class has furnsshed many blue rsbbon cheer leaders' Norma Kennedy showed her abulsty when a freshman and has been re elected to lead our yells every year dursng the rest of her hugh school career Others sn our class who have helped to lead the cheers have been Joan Haun Judy Landfather Martha lngels Joe Scott F B Houghton Jr and Norman C-augh I8 Specsal dramatscal talents have been demonstrated when members of our class performed as sophomores un a dramatuzed debate and also sn actsng out parts of The Merchant of Vensce as uunsors sn the class plays Tub Trouble and Mrs OLearys Cow and un the Talent Show and as sensors un the Holy Curasl sensor play and dramatucs class plays Nesther has our class lacked sn beauty Our fresh man candsdate for Maryvulluan Queen was Joyce Bauley who was agasn elected as a sensor and emerged vsc torsous Sophomore and sunuor candsdates were Rose mary Shelton and Joyce Bush respectsvely Martha lngels was uudged Barnwarmsn queen when she was a freshman and Norma Kennedy got that honor thss year What Lses Ahead? As money makers we have also been successful We fsnanced the Junlor Sensor banquet and ball presented the school wsth two class gsfts and helped promote the 49 yearbook Due to needed co operatuon and tosl towards the goal of substantual funds we have establsshed one of the largest treasurues of any class that has been at MHS for a number of years The golden fseld of future s.scc.ess that lues beyond graduatuon gate beckons us What shall we fund? O .4 '1 . 55, 4 , I E53 'gn f :,u 2,,U .. --- :I Q' Q sv' ...e g .,.:Qi Scl ,g E in 31 ' , L if A! A :QC 5: - A .L M :'- V x A 35 Class 5u5y'3f ' I