Maryville High School - Maryvillian Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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,3 an fa-af 42 1 X A . A- . ,fav ' V29 ' 1 o ' ,X . . grimy-ki STAN OGDEN STEWART ALLEN KATHERINE McMILLEN SHIRLEY CANON Treasurer Pfeildenl Vice President Secretary 'We Www Um GMA' P ' ' Norman Andrews Bob Benning Del.ores Bleich Robert Burson Mary Lou Busby Carolyn Canon Jack Clemons James Colville Joanne Dane Dean Dearmonr Jackie Donaldson Virdean Dorman Joyce Doss Eula Bell Elam Evelyn Elam Beverly Espey Emma Lou Flanary Ronald Gaugh Billy Gross Fred Gross Christine Hamersky Beverly Haines Harold Hayden Lita Heflin Duane Hersh Pat Hill Charles Hood Junior Horn .fearfmfi efzanqe lt's been a long, hard trek, but our gradua- tion goal lies just over the hill is what most of the class of 'SO have been thinking this term. ln September of l946 our sponsors. Miss Laura B. Hawkins and Miss Betty Lou Mc- Pherson, gave us the Co sign to begin our high school career. Class president, Stewart Allen, was our road guide pro tem until Ronnie Caugh received the gave! to start our second year. Some deviated from our regular route into the fields of athletics, F.H.A., and F.F.A. All of us got off at Union Station to present a dramatic production for an alleschool as- sembly last year. This fall two new guides, Mrs. Manford Fisher and Andrew N. McCrae, joined forces with Miss Hawkins to help keep us on the straight and narrow path. Again we elected a new student guide, Stan Ogden. Stewart Allen has assisted him. Katherine McMillen has filled the secretary position, and Shirley Canon has served as treasurer, MONEY, MONEY, MONEY-The Juniors' first money making project this year was selling Christmas cards. Beverly Haines is showing Harold Hayden some of the first samples while Bernard Meyer listens to Ronnie Cauglfs line for selliri, -