Maysville High School - Mahian Yearbook (Maysville, MO)

Page 14 text:

lf! at cifi- Wvfriig 'Stags . 1' RAY HOLADAY Easy to know and always a friend. PAUL SHERARD Like a circle ending never, does my mouth go on forever. 'ZZ' JOYCE WOLF JOHN REYNOLDS Easy going and full Wisdom and wise of fun, cracks go together here. 7? I ELDON TA He wouldn if he could couldn't be he would. - LwgTovTi ctfeumg Thirty-five green freshmen enrolled at M.H.S, in September 1953 and entered all school activities. Their float was second at the homecoming. John Reynolds and Patsy Ellis won the freshman citizenship awards. The class members numbered 40 by the time the sophomore year was reached. Kay Holaday made the G.R.C, all confer- ence basketball team and Ray Holaday was housewarming king. Joyce Wolf and Ray Ellis were king and queen of the St. Patricks dance. Joan Riggs and Paul Sherard received the citizenship awards and Patsy Ellis was F,H,A. president, During the junior year, Joyce Wolf was F,l-I.A. president. She and Joan Riggs and Pat York went to Girls State. Kay Holaday, John Reynolds and Paul Sherard went to Boys State. Pat York and Kay Holaday received the citizenship awards. Head First was the name of the junior play which was high- lighted by the buttling of Albert Thompson. Kay Holaday was chosen on the all-conference and all-dis- trict football teams and received honorable mention on the all- state team. This year there were 37 class members. The senior class of 1956-57 started and ended the year with 36 members. Joyce Wolf was homecoming queen. John Reynolds and Ray Ellis received the State Farmer's degree. Kay Holaday was student body president and Patsy Ellis and Pat York shared the office of student body secretary-treasurerg Ray Ellis was F,F,A. president. John Carson, Ray Ellis, Ray and Kay Holaday made the all- conference football team. Kay Holaday was also all-district. Mr. Holley presents Quill and Scroll Awards to John Reynolds, Kay and Ray Holaday and Bernadette Lager.

Page 13 text:

f ,l ffm ..,,. ,v I W, 4 1 fi' 1 if fy M Q fd? IV X My f f ' 1,1 4 ! F7 iff .4 X t u lv Q f ' 6 23? ' 2 81 4 R gt' ,s ' Z .eff no LIBRARIANSg Sharon Ma Sharon Newby, Wanda Pulley, Barbara Hardin, Joan Miller, Mary Lou Barnett, Larry Leech, Donnie Ross, Jack Bohannon, Mrs. Whitea- ker, Roberta Sue Perry, Mildred Steiner, Carol Jean Fulk, Linda Gwen, Sharon West. WM, nn, f A N I-IOWL and MAI-IIAN STAFF: Ray Holaday, DeWayne Davis, John Car- son, Lloyd Ginn. Bernadette in Lager, Kay Holaday, Shirley i' Sorensen, Advisor Bessie , Whiteaker, John Reynolds, Mary Lou Rhoad. 'QPTW95 ' lie.-f::saa'f?. .Jw ffiw V, f.,.f.,.f,.- f C V A .,.. P , W I .V ,Q 0 ff: I 4, me -I . , f 5 'Q e 7 1 y ' i S fir--Q r- u L Z4 A X., ,I '- 2 - , , ,f M 1 ' ' ',' 'M V , ,-, Q f U, ,Z W f r 3 ' at S iw Z! ' ' , ,sl i ' ? Q ' if M, f S , ar' , 5 vis, y, ' ka-f I + was W 1 S a q s - , N .... ., ,,,,, A it ff Ldr th Cook, Elsie Marshall, Opal Kerns, who prepared our noon lunches and We did. ,

Page 15 text:

N REYNOLDS dom and wise :ks go together x If 3, f , P r ELDON TAYLOR He wouldn't be good if he could and he cou1dn't be good if he would. ,,5L0,,1gTov 11191 . S . in September John Reynolds lrds. : the sophomore I. all confer- swarming king. 'the St. Patricks citizenship hA, president. ate. Kay J Boys State. hip awards. f which was high- ce and all-dis- tion on the all- ers. d the year with ynolds and Ray Patsy Ellis and ary-rreasurerg 1 made the all- all-district. ohn .agen X 7 if X ,f JZ PATRICIA ELLIS Just one of the nice girls around M.H.S. LLOYD GINN For he's a jolly good CPD fellow. A 4 I. va, 7, .ga V . . v f , xr f If f A f 4 I f , WAYNE MCMURTREY Talk big and you will never be for- gotten. Za. of f 4' - ,M MURRAY MCCRARY The boy with the flat hook shot. PATRICIA YORK Every day she comes to school and never breaks a single rule. MARY IJOU RHOAD A girl that every- one around M.H.S, liked. RAY ELLIS A big man around M.H.S. , also known for his horse-laugh. RICHARD TROXEL Just out for a little fun. KAY HOLADAY A likable fellow this worthy player on the gridiron of life. X X 9