Memorial High School - Talon Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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4 if if ' 4 ' H, v .M J ' I .,,1 ' ' 1 I A' 13 4 5 11- 'f 'JL Q ff .N g ,. v I. 1- . f . V , THE FOUR Seniors listed in WHO'S WHO chatted before the Talon Coronation: Laura Schooler, Julie Atherton, Mike Todhunter, Con- nie Smith and Marc Aldridge flower rightl. Second honor student Mike Todhunter and first honor student Laura Schooler talked in the hall lrightl. Steven Cottrell, American Legion orator, prepared to do research at the library labovej. State Elks' Leader Laura Schooler studied photographic techniques for TAL ON lbelowj. ,,f t if W

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V L t t I 4 'tv- i, ,, the t 55170 -!'f'jQ.,i4? , l BUYS :Tl i KN- l ! GARY ANDERSON and Jack Jewsbury, left, both received All- State football honors. Top-ranking National Merit finalists Marc Aldridge and Julie Atherton discussed the test llower left.1 Above, Boys' Starters Rick Nielson, Bob Klein, Bob Kelly, Scott Belden, e ut ft it t if it . .i .-7,.-. Ll :A , vegas ,, ,,.-N4 25 Jack Jewsbury and Girls' stairs. Paula Wartick, the MHS Betty rangement lbelowl. DAR Best Citizen spring weather lbelow rightl. Stater Laura Schooler posed on the Crocker, fixed a floral ar- Dianne Crites enjoyed the Y W Tf 13g?,,.i, 'gf F ,PKQESQHQQ , ,t.ggggg,.aB?z'SQ,, t -1252353 Leary' if 1

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A l if . .... . - -J . lil -ll . M .... Q 4 2 I 1 Z . , ' ' H gi. fm . -,Q E E325 X.. ,-I' awJ4'J I The Betty Crocker Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow was conducted at MHS Dec. 1. All senior girls participated in the test of knowledge, attitudes and home- making skills. The girl who scored the highest received a specially designed silver charm and became eligible for state and national schol- arships. lt's funny-everyone calls me 'Betty' now fPaula Warticki. First and second honor students were selected upon their gradesg first honor had all E's, second had one S. The honor students ex- pressed their views of MHS: I've really enjoyed my years at MHS. l'ts a great place to go to school iLaura Schoolerj . . . MHS is a great school made up of great peo- ple fMike Todhunteri. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held a contest for youth leaders. Judgment was made upon leadership, community ser- vice, activities and other criteriag participants made notebooks enu- merating their activities and in- tersts. Laura Schooler won the Girl's State Elks Award. An MHS senior boy won county and district competitions in the American Legion Oratorical Con- test. He spoke upon Our Constitu- tion Worth Having and Worth Defending. l'm pleased to repre- sent my school in this fine competi- tion. I especially appreciate Mr. Squyres' and the speech depart- ment's help fSteven Cottrelli.