Metz High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Metz, MO)

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UPPER ROWS f'LGfJE JDO Rigllilj BETTY 4 BRO 'JN , JAMES COX, GERA JOHNSON , DOROTHY RUTH PRYOR , RUSESEL CLUTTER , AND MRS 9 HEATHERLY . C'EN'I ER ROWS CLe f T, 'DO Righty f GYNBTH JOHN SON, BEJTTY PLWAMER , MJ1.RGLiR'Y RIN3 HART , RUBY WB ESTERHOLD , HAROLD CLUTTER , TTY MCNEE SE , 11ND MARJ ORIE FOREIJDANA 9 u IOWER ROW: fLeffc to Rightj JQYCE CHRISTY , MARGAQE 'Q HARRYMAN, ONOPJHAR WILLbEY , EVALYN WILL SEXY , BETTY FINCH, AND DORIS L IIE S . . 5- A ..-?-...v.--.-.-:-1--. , , . -. V .. D - -.....,, Vfsal. wh- -7-77,4-g N w-, W ,- ,... , -...,.,.....-W-.,.,. Y. ,Q P,, -- .7 -. -,...,r -an - 7 , , if jl g-4-.,4Y11ML.,---f--1,- 2 V gl, DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR 'H DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR DEAR za E M E M E sr 'I el' E'Sle4 M U Z Will Will Will Will Will Lili l Will Will Will Will Wi l l Will Will Will Will Will Will Will you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you you remember remember remember remember remember remember remember remember remembe r remember remember remember remember remember remember remember remember remember DEE Twelv Missouri S School SYS Since endless ar fresh en We,' fellow ff yearbook - ,,-n-l-: NXK 1 x M El' 1 1 0 ,aes-el Q 7 ' 4' H it ., V d 'XXNNUAL QVQL. DYCATNQNE 4 ' I Twelve years ago, Claude Ao Summers, graduate of Springfield 1 ed in the Metz High Missouri State Teachers College, was amp oy School system. Since that time, until the present,he has given hours of endless and faithful work to the many pupils who have entered as freshmen and graduated as SGHIOTS. We, the members of the annual staff of 1940, the editors, fellow faculty members, and the student body, dedicate this yearbook to our esteemed superintendent. Joyce Christy Editor-in-Chief A,...-.. .1-.., ,,.-...,-....-.- A- , ,-. H iv ' - '- - 1- . Y Q- Y 'yr -' -4 ---. ,. 1: N Y ' ' ' X ' N - . Sincerely, 5 BQARD P Y. 1 I t c, Al X, I Our school system is headed by a body of men known as -the Board of Education. Every student who comes to, school and partakes of the various scholastic activities probably does not stop and think of the persons who male possible these various functions of the school. These gentlemen perform innumerable tasks in order to better our school system and make our school life more interesting and valuable while we attend. - The following names. represent the personnel of the boardsw, A W. L. CRARLRS, Rresidenftd D. G. RoRRMAN J. R. W1i.Li.A.MsoN, vicewrresiaem CRARL PRYOR if HARRY J. FI R, Clerk TQJM HANDLY' . 'Vi IRL- D. HUDSON, Treasurer BURLEX WEBSTER K 1 CLAUDE A B. S. Deg - GR! MARJORIE B, A. De MBS. KA B. S. De MRS. Ol -BQ Sv Di ,L N--- ,D ' ,,.-,-i, A IIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIllIllllIIiiiiiiiIliiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIlIlllllIllllllululuunuuuuunuunnnn 'IGN rnown as Qthe school and ably does not these various 1umerable tasks iool life more allowing names . FOREMAN TAL PRYOR JM HANDLYA I WEBSTER A UU Y N ,. ...--v-o., CLAUDE A. SUMMERS, SUDT. B. S. Degree in Education GRADUATE WORK MARJORIE LEE BELL B. A. Degree in English MRS. KATIE PETERS E. S. Degree in Education MRS. OPAL HEATHERLY B. S. Degree in Education MATHEMATICS Springfield UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY ENGLISH University HISTORY Warrensburg CCMMER CE Warrenshurg AND SCIENCE Teachers College CE MISSCURI OE KANSAS CITY AND MUSIC of Kansas City- AND SCIENCE Teachers College AND ENGLISH Teachers College I E Q 5 I .-v I C Q N T EN TS SCHOOL BUILDING ' GQIILT STAFF BOARD OE LDUCATIQII I'.A.cULTY A J I I CLASSES 1 W J SENIQR PLAY 3 COITITIICTIHNT and BACCALAUREATE E A il 1- 'E.yim5f4T- Jfifi f'g JUNIoRqsTNIoR TRIP f CARIIIVIILS I F w E cr -I ' JUNIOR PLAY sig . ip I ATHLETICS iIf I I NEWSPAPER STAFF 4. Y I I ' l f I MUSIC E X-N SPEE CH COMMERCE .N. CONTESTS XXXXIT--NNT ffffg' CALENDAR OF EVENTS .. ' A ' 4 -. A P, L i F- ..,.....--- .,.....-up-- 1,,,,,......--w-- 1 S V71!C'--M- 'Pm Ms: 1 ,Q ' Q,L,1,A , i m Q A I bt Ax C3 fry Q5 , , 2 nw- sf: --N fx Y. 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DOROTHY MCGINNIS Commerce History nBoys, don't worry men Junior Play 53 Senior Play 43 Class Officer 2, 5, 43 Softball 2, 3, 4. ' JAMES COX Commerce Physical Education Hlhei girl's big heron Basketball l, 2, 5, 45 Annual Staff 53 Class Officerl, 2, 5, 43 Junior Play 2, 53 Softball l, 2, 5, 45 Commercial Club 4, Senior Play 4. x f'H 1 ', 1 XN, 1 Nl KS BETTE FINCH Commerce Music NI'll stay singleu Basketball l,2,5g Softball l, 23 Commercial Club l5Senior Play 2, 5 4: Junior Play 5, 45 Debate 45 Gem Staff 5, 4? Annual Staff i,2, 5, 43 Chorus l,2,5,43 Orchestra lg Class Cfficer l, 2, 5, 4. U RICHARD YEATES English History HAlways busyn-me-At what??H Junior Play 45 Senior Play 4g Orchestra lg Class Officer l, 2, 5, 45 Chorus l, ,2, DORIS LILES Commerce Mathematics NGive me Varietyu Basketball l,2,5,43 Softball l,2, Chorus l,2,5,4g Junior Play 5, Senior Play 43 Commercial Club 15 Annual Staff l, 2, 5, 4g Ggm Staff 5, 4, 42 :.g,.-.: Reminiscx voyage to wis like to menti ln Septe School to inc strenuous, bu Johnson, Dori Winifred st! Two'weel and we were a benefit of tl Louise HOWHJ We D64 representati this year wi put in nine 1 of events, ' In the Winifred Str This ye 'were rehears Blue Bag.H Miss Ga and thei it The sm taken.to Ro ' We beg Louise Howa we presents We wer honor. We taken on tl Thus, as proud dusic 19.23 lay 2, ate 4, f l,2, nestra istory t??U lay 4, lg 25 matics yi! l l,2, Hy 5, l Club 5 Gem ,. .,,..f,' f' N I l la ,f' ' f if U 1C ll ta helwd RN Reminiscing over years in which our senior class sailed their voyage to wisdom we find many interesting ports, which we would like to mention. In September, l956, seven bashful freshmen entered Metz High School to increase their knowledge and to remain for four, long, strenuous, but very happy years. These seven included,namelyg Gera Johnson, Doris Liles, Bette Finch, Dorothy HcGinnis,Richard Yeates Winifred Strait and James Cox. Two weeks after school started the sophomores initiated us and we were soon one of the crowd. Later,we gave a party for the benefit of the sophomores. Our class was increased by one when Louise Howard entered in December. g ' 4 1 We began our sophomore year with the same number of representatives in the fall of l957. We entertained the freshmen this year with an initiation party at the high school building. We put in nine months of study this year and besides the usual number of events, nothing extraordinary happened. ' In the fall of l95S, our class was decreased in number, when Winifred Strait moved to Newton, Kansas. ' This year, we chose Miss Gaines as our sponsor and we I soon were rehearsing for our junior class play, which was entitled,?The Blue Bag.H Miss Gaines gave a Christmas party at her home for our class and the' invited guests. ' The seniors and faculty were guests of the juniors on a trip taken to Rockaway Beach in the Czark region of Missouri. ' We began our final year on September 5, with six pupils. Louise Howard dropped out at the end of our junior year. This year we presented our senior play, HDon't Darken My Door.u I We were guests of the juniors on a trip this spring in our honor. We seniors went to Eldorado Springs and had our pictures taken on the morning of March first. Thus, our class, beginning as bashful freshmen, graduated as proud and dignified seniors. 'H al ,V A ' 'A+ -Y ' tr' ---LJ-.. , ' -- - -- , , - , 1... ,,,., ..-.-,,- -4- - . g gf 341. -7, - .,,...4..il, , - .- - , .-,..-.1-L, L, w so Y , X .4 v X a 'N , ' ' , ., I' L.- -5 xx -e - ' I 9 1, L i V, - . ' ' . Time: it is the spring :of'l95O'. Place: Metz High School. Several of the seniors were talking among themselves- when Audrey Payne remarked, UI wonder what became of the class of 1940. It was unusually small and I remember that Gene in his sophomore year was so set on getting to be on the first nine of the basket- ball team but alas! James Cox and all of his fancy playing made Gene look rather e1umsy.H Peggy Tough answered, nOh, Richard Yeates married someone but they were divorced within a year3'His wife charged him with smil- ing too much. She said that he smiled even when he was angry with her. Richard is working like a dog to pay the S100 a month alimony she asked. Then the conversation was centered around isuch little words as these: James Cox married Opal Bond when he graduated but they as a whole couldn't get along. They argued about who was the better basketball player. Even with his broken heart, James tried to forget Opal and applied his ability to play ball to a career. He is now basketball coach at the University of Missouri. Betty Finch, after her marriage to Francis Dawson a year be- fore decided that marriage wasn't exciting so she began her career as a journalist. She is now making great progress as a fashion editor of, the New York Times. Doris Liles and Homer Lyons are still sweethearts. Homer is a great medical doctor and Doris took nurses' training in the hospital in which he is an interne. She is an air hostess now. 1 Gera Johnson is a member of the United States Senate. Gera's practice as an orator in her senior year gave her a great lift in gaining this position. V .Dorothy McGinnis, the accurate commerce student is doing work as a private secretary in a great manufacturer's office in Chicago, I linois. , 1 Karol Ann Wilson smiled and said, ul hope our senior class prophecy doesn't look this way.H X, ,,, Rosemary Miss Mar Jane Pe Roger K1 Alec St Poppy F ?Q?.2.fl1l?..g. Tom Gai Susie 'E Louisa ' Whf man to' Aflamen: felt th Poppy's 0HeartS and set her dir and mak wary oy opement girl fo ., i ElEEE-Q5f L 2 -v 1 mselvesa when class of l94O. is sophomore f the basket- playing made ed someone but im with Smil- was angry with month alimony d 'such little graduated but ut who was the t, James tried to a career. ssouri. On a year be- gan her career as a fashion ts. Homer is U8 1U the ostess now. enate. Gera's great lift in is doing work ice in Chicago, Our senior S E N I O R C L A S 5 P L A Y ... G A S T ... i 5 DON'T DARKEN MY DOOR First-xRow2 QLeft to Rightlw R LLLL l Rosemary Kent W ,- -L Romantic young lady Q Evalyn Willsey' Miss Marjorie Bell - - f - - H U - - Director Jane Perkins - - - Writer of Romances Bette Finch Roger Kent - Q - A bachelor - - - - James Cox Alec Stuthins - - Poppy's devoted ewain - Richard YeaQgf, seem? Penny Foster - - Maid of all work - - - Doris -riffs , , sy Ln ge-c-onliamRoaw2 Qlieit to Righty ' Tom Garrick - Rosemary's persistent suitor H Russel Clutter Susie' Featherstone m Maiden lady e Gere JODRSDU Louisa Featherstone U Her maiden sister - Dorothy McGinnis asf.e4?eai.ao-M ' When a girl reads too many romances9 what chance hasaimere man to win her? Rosemary wanted a lover like the one in NHeart's Aflamenand she had no time for Tom. Her admiring maid, 'Honey felt the same may and poor Alec, the gardener was in despairrwer Poppy's sudden coldness. Then Jane Eerkins, the author of Nhearts Aflame appears. She's a maiden lady with a kind heart and sets about repairing the damage her hooks have done. Under her direction Tom and Alec are soon spouting romantic lspeeches and making a hit with the girls. Two fluttery spinsters Keep 3 wary eye on the romantic goingswon. The final comes with an el? ogcment of Rosemary and Tom while Roger realizes Jane is 3 the girl for him. ,E la . 'Wk H' tai-e-.,.-i,,,, ' - - ,-W e -if - ..- , R L , 1 - ----- k-,- .. a,4-,...-- ,..Y, Y A f V ,jr - -:M-,, -Y, V412 ., , - . V My M BACCALAUREATE ' Christian Church, Sunday, April 28, l94O Processional ---- Miss Marjorie Bell Invocation - m - B Rev. T. I. Yost Nholy, Holy, Holyu - eGirl's Glee Club NAloneH - y - - . Bette Ellen Finch Sermon ---- - -'- Rev. Yost HGod Be With Youn - Girl's cies ,Club Benediction --n-- if - - Rev. .Yost Recessional - . - Miss Bell 'COMMENCEMENT High School - Friday, May 3, l94C Brocessional Q - Miss Marjorie Bell Invocation - - M - Rev. T. I. Yost Salutatory - Q - -2- Gera Johnson In the Garden of Tomorrow Mary F. Rider Valedietory - - - H V- James Cox UOver The Rainhowu e Q N Miss Bell Salutatory - Sth Grade - Valedictory - Sth Grade - - Class Address - Mr. Jerry J. Vineyard Supt. of Nevada Schools Presentation of Diplomas - Claude A. SiHmers P ...Benediction... , L ,x , ff' I,-. yy ,Aj 'lyl ,fb .-- fvxf' . ibxflv rv, i ,riff-. 1 , 1 Li' N 1, ' . .F nl 'X ,WlxE, ,,. ,x. ,, sy ,sv 1.4. . x - -A 1. fa. - .,l. 'WU' 'llfib . -.1 ' -.f . 1.v.f il.: ., . .v : -'v . I al -lt.. - 4 41.21 ' J: : ,,,I'l--1' V .,II:.!.- ,U 1 'R , I gnu. L3 .1,f ..1y I y Q av A 4 4'P,gvJ' ' Lmnff --J ,X H' Q . if :X : , ,sl ' ff 71' 7 fav SPONSOR 'PRESIDEI SECRETA SBBGEAN REPORTE CLASS CLASS'f CLASS 28, l94O nrie Bell I. Yost lee Club Len Finch av. Yost ,ee ,Club rv. AY0St ss Bell 5, 1940 rie Bell I- Yost Johnson F.Rider mes Cox ss Bell Yineyard Schools Sllhere f r f 5 I 5. 5 ffl n f, , I 1 I xx .khu f A . 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A I .x i J U N 1 O R S SRONSOR - - - MISS MARJORIE LEE BELL PRESIDENT ,EMM -- - - - RUSSEL CLUTTER SECRETARY AND TREASURER - GYNETH JOHNSON SBRGEANT AT ARMS - - VERNON PRYOR REPORTER - - - MARGERY RINEHART TEAL BLUE AND YELLOW CLASS CQLORS mnmsiimwn CLASS MOTTO - - - - JQNQUIL -BUILDING A STAIRWAY TO THE STARS M' R '4g-A-- '-- ' JA-,-, V ' ' ',, ,W Y.. Q ---, f - ,Y - - - -' Y ..g-f,,,.- f.g.,'..,. A - nA.....TY,,,, -f--W X . J U N I O R O L A S S H I S-T-O R Y - On September 6, l95? the Metz High School had among its group seventeen new pupils starting in their freshman year.' Je chose as our sponsor Miss Harrison. , Shortly after our new life began the sophomores gave us an initiation party in the gymnasium. This was an event that not one of us will forget. During our first year we were very sorry to be separated from one of our gang Beatrice King. D With this same number the next year,we chose Miss Ackenhausen a new member of the faculty, as our sponsor. As this was our secs ond year it was our time to give an initiation to the new group. It was held at Vernon Pryoris home, a member of our class. This year we lost two members of our class, John Stokley and James Seats, thus leaving us a group cf only fourteen. i we entered our junior year with fifteen members. Marguerite Stone was our new member but we soon lost three old members. They were Nellie Barker. Willard Kleitz and Ralph Nation. Our number now is only twelve. We chose Miss Bell as our sponsorand kept busy this year earning money to entertain the seniors with a trip. We sold candy at each basketball game, operated the food stands at the carnivals, presented the junior class play, HAmong the Starsn and the oneeact play entitled. HRudolph's Revengen. The pupils taking part in the latter were? Margery Rinehart, Nellie Barker, Evalyn Willsey, James Cox, Russel Clutter and Richard Yeates. We had several parties during our junior year. Miss Bell gave us a party after the dress rehearsal of HAmong the Starsd. We had a commercial club party in December. We also had one line party to the show and another to the skating rink. During these three years, we were active in basketball,chorus and various other activities. .Two of our members. Evalyn Willsey and Russel Clutter were in the senior playg HDon't Darken My Doord C 9 9 FRONT ROl MARY LOUI MARGUERIT EVALYN' W SECOND R GYNETHf J MARGERY' NELLIE E as TTY Br RUBY was RUTH ref THIRD Rf M I SS MH VERNON HOWARD RUSSEL BILLY M Y Dug its group ' Je chose eg gave us an that not one y sorry to be s Ackenheusen was our seem new group. lass. This and James Marguerite embers. They A Our number and kept busy e trip. ood stands at g the Stersn The pupils llie Barker, Yeetes. iss Bell gave arsJ. We had line party etball,ohorus alyn Willsey rken My DoorJ 9 JUNHQIQL CLASS on-up FRONT ROW, fLeft to Rightb , MARY LOUISE BRENEMAN - - MARGUERITE STONE - - EVALYN' WILLsRY THE HITH I SECOND ROW. CLeft to Rightb GYNETHi JOHNSON MARGERY' RINEHART I NELLIE BARKER - BETTY BROWN RUBY WESTERHOLD - RUTH PRYOR ' THIRD ROW. CLeft to Righty MISS IIARJ OR IE .BELL VERNON PRYOR HOWARD BROWN RUSSEL CLUTTER BILLY MYERS -- --- -- -ni. .41 ff -..x-. .q.-4-- '1'-' RIDE EM' COWBOY MGONE WITH THE, WIND GIRL OF THE JUNIOR CLASS FAITHFUL FOR FOREVER I Aff OLD MAID CHATTER-SOATTERBRAIN FUNNY OLD HILLS STORMY WEATHER JUST, ANY OLD TIME - SPONSOR ANGEL WITH DIRTY RACT SDDAK LAST MAJOR KNOW IT ,ALL WILD BILL HALLAHAN . L.: ' - .,-i-uf, 5.,:-.,,.,..,,..f-W- if - ,. ..,- f--A-.-...-fgg, A .Ill A QW I ly M O A ,r :wiv -.-.. - s.... Nfslml PU 3 5 El 5 yi? hwy J U N I O R - S E N I O R T R I P A group of students composed of six seniors, twelve juniors, three sophomores, and six freshmen, all of Metz High School boarded a bus enroute for Eureka Springs, Arkansas at 5:00 A. M. Saturday , April 20. . We rode south until we reached JasperQfMo. and then stopped for a rest and a bite of breakfast. We rode until we were compelled to stop again, due to engine trouble. We stopped at Carthage, Mo. for a period of about thirty minutes and from there we rode through Neosho, and continued our journey southward to Noel, Missouri, and stopped at Bluff Swellers Cave. .W we rode through Sulphur Springs enroute to Rogers. Arkansas. We made another stop at Inspiration Point and then drove to Eureka Springs. From Eureka we went to Berryville and stopped for a stretch. Then we journeyed to Green Forest, where 'we stopped a short time for lunch. we then boarded the bus for Rockaway Beach. At this place we enjoyed the scenery, boat rides, and we also ate supper there. .we steyed there until about six-thirty and then rode straight through to Springfield, Mo. where we stayed for a period of about two hours. 'We went through Ash Grove,-Greenfield. and Golden City, and then we stopped at Lamar where we ate a light lunch. We rode through Nevada and reached Metz about twelve thirty. ' At this point we climbed out of the bus, having ridden about 450 miles since morning. All of us enjoyed a very nice time. This trip was one to which many had looked forward fort many weeks. While this trip was very enjoyable most everyone wasgiad to get back home as many were sleepy and tired. X ,-f- 'i-f -vf ll f. ,F I . fv I K -I iS Xl , . X QNX L ' 51 i fdxx ..,,1 1 jp 95,1 Fflfff 3f', 5z, i.!iJf'f . I :I-5:1 wg? .ir '- ' 4 T, i t ganilv , ' . ,.Q ' 5. lu L . Lx k-NK SPONSOR PRESIDENT VICE-PRES SECHSTARY CLASS Cf CLASS FT CLASS EI ANNUAL I Jelve juniors, School boarded M. Saturday , then stopped ue to engine ' about thirty and continued stopped A at rs, Arkansas. Ove to Eureka pped for a we stopped a5 ckaway Beach. .we also atet and then rodea for a period I field, and e we ate a 2 about twelve- ridden aboutr nice'time. - r rd for' many one wasgi1.a4.d to X X In x, f A A f',- i'c N'i T'- fXwlmV?w J we I .f?s3Eigs' p JAM dr ' fa , ,- 4 k AQ s' .fl S K' 3 iw- iv AUX J x wr! I ,.. Nkif? 1 I xl' Ld:'YiGfLf5s fx' -Xgfj K- -1g 1XQ f X I 1, J 5x xl X' - K-Jx 4 2 N X J 5 x 'U 5' C I ee, K XM fx 5 fx' ' 'D , ...J Cfrrmx .,'. .f we ,QA Ng' xl: ?',-s ..x . Iihb iggagfj 5 .4f' 6,1 J I , - 1 . 51 ., :CU Hg ' - C ' 'TW was - 9 Talib'-X -IIEEU .1 ,D '- 'TUX' X . , .-E'-ffcpgiggf iii?-.ff 1 ffX ,sn O ' ' M! ' W i3e5?r LTEQLQQ 5594 Qttii . HA ,-.,' KAI f55 1f1k5?QEiiaxt?QSR aa: Q,-A N-- fw-1 ' 'ii 4 cEEQ'kQ-' Xfif ' E7 : N X I V - .1 ' ,rx X . X , 1' ' Tj, X ,--K5-s . I . 4' ,N Z 1 X r- 'gf-4, ':f'1-igj-..,, .M - ' 'FE?5? i3z43EH+!E S' 3 5 T ,.sh , I '35- nw, K I H .fl f I 5vf. Xxx xxx X BJ N A A Y .N 1 Xfy r . SPONSOR PRESIDENT fit' ,4 VICE-PRESIDENT - SEORBTARY AND CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER CLASS EDITOR TREASURER I - 'PAL HEATHBRLY - JOYCE CHRISTY - MARJORIB FOREMAN BUDDY ROBINSON - PURPLE AND GOLD ORCHID - - RUTH MYERS ANNUAL EDITOR ' NQRMA BEEN WILLSEY V Q , I, - ,-,V....,q.,,,. M, ... - e u li- - -. -A afn,-,.,,v ,..f - Q .. ...M , ...--rs.- - - ,.r.,...-,.- .,.... -., . ,...,,-.a. .- 5 O E H O M O R E C L A 5 S Hal Q I O R Y In the fall of l938, six boye and eight girls enrolled at the Metz High School ae freshmen. we choee ae our sponsor mise Reed flflra. Heatherlyl and elected the follo1.f2fin,g, offieerff - V Marjorie Foreman - Ereeident Buddy iRobineon - VicemPreeident ' Franklin -Nation -A-- Treasurer. r .. . 5 . ..., 4 ,, During theiyear we had ae our carnival candidates, faorma Lee Willeey and Buddy Robinson and they mere eucceeeinl 5 -in the election for 'Carnival Queen and King. 1 ' . VGQNF ' ,,.C r 1 we had four claeeee each day and by the end of nine months no were a trifle more accustomed to the daily routine of C the Metz High Schoolg lthus, .we became full pledged 'eonhomoree. In the fall of l959, the same fourteen students enrolled' at M. H. 5. only thre time ne were sophomores. Je again chose Mrs. Heatherly ae sponsor, and elected Eoyce Christy ae lreeidentj, L,?Qbfi:fForeman ae vice-president and Buddy Robineon as treasurer During the first Ween we were permitted to' initiate ' the freshmen and our nea'teachere, Mies Marjorie Bell and Mrs. Katie Peters. - -- J C M: 2 ,.y Y a im'ni 3 fl 1. ' , L . Several of the SOQHQMQISG toon part in baSnetball,eoftball, music, deoating and sneaking. A carnival was held during the year and the sophimoree-were succeeeiul in electing their candidates Marjorie Foreman and Buddy Robinson, Carnival Quuen and King. I Numerous sophomore parties were held during the year in which lun was engoyed by all. We close the year with the sincere wish of hoping that there will be the eame Hleu next year.. - 5 l X 4 ' -TI '-v- V racism Row. NONE!-X. MARJORIE F JOYCE CHRI RUTH MYERE SECOKEJ -ROE BUDDY ROBJ EDITH CHA? BETTY MCNE MARGARET l MARGUERITB non nor omeoi wi Llmlinl ap rmini inxr PAYN OPAL V' .L Irulled at the sor Miss ROOT rsi ent 55, pN3rm3 Lee 5 in the nine months TH E O the Metz Ores. enrolled' an U Ouosg Mrs, gresidHnt5,, H as treasurer initiate ' the all and Mrs. 3ball,sOftba1l, luring the year Ieir candidates an and King. 2.year-In'whiOh sincere Wish fear.- .. -Y T S O E H O M O R E S . ,. ,g I 1, an ', ' 1: 1 xfrgxs , I ,F :fr ' Y- r -W, -AZT. 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LIKES TO SIT IN THE HALL HTH3 BARSFOOT GIRLU M OAN'T SIT STILL PREFERS STONE TO ALL OTHER LIKES TO NEAR BOY SCOUT PINS - JGIRLS DRIVE ME CRAZYH - R RRECKLBS ALWAYS BREAKING SOME GIRLS HEART - LIKES RADIO STARS BETTER KNOWN AS SIR GALLAHAD Q A LITTLE BIT INDEPDHDENT LIKBS TO BE TBASED OONTINUOUSLY WRITING IN RER DIARY THR RRESHMAN CLASS HEROINR LIKES TO SEE PEOEL3 SIT ON TACKS WOULD LIKE TO BE AN OILMAN - THE RRESHHAN CLASS HERO - - SPONSOR - THE BEST UMPIRE SWEET BUT INTELLIGJNT UIET LIKE DIARY AUGUST 29 SEPTEMBER ll I-'T'E'.lfIBF.B. l5 ssrmissa so 11ov,111s1+1a 1 1 DECEMBER' 22 .ilmulmv 15 Aram a wmv lO OF JOHNNIE, THE-F FRESHMAN 1 - - School began today. Quite glad to be in high school. Q ' Twenty freshmen present. -H 5-'fd Initiation at School. Girls had to wear dresses wrong side out. Boys had to wear overalls in- side out and go through the spanking liner All had to do something for a numher'Tor the school assembly. 0 Freshmen INITIATIGN Party. Held at the home of Joyce Ghristy.We had to eat green persimmons and walk in pans of gravy, hut it wasn't as had as was expected. After the initiation. games were played and refreshments were served. Gave a party for sophomores at the high school. Games were played and refreshments were served. Had debate on HWhich is a better place to live in the city or in the country. il ' High School Carnival. Freshmen candidates for king and queen were Harold Clutter and Mary Ellen Tough. , Christmas program. Gifts were exchenged. - 'First softball games of this season were played. 'Spring Festival' at Nevada. ' School dismissed. 4mE3W . ' if ,A f f.',v 6 'v Q, ,fr 1 , L'-' 1 as-.fp Q wfv ' Jig, 1 M399 xt' 1 ,. g N cyi V V V N began today, in high school. shmen present. tion at School. sees wrong side r overalls in- gh the spanking omething for 3 assembly. TIATION Party. oyee Ghriety.We immons and walk it waen't as After the e played and ved. phamores at the ere played and ved. Had debate place to live oountryou heel Carnival. or king and tter and Mary Stmas program. ere exchengedo on were played. all at Nevada' aol diemiss2d' ', if ' f',n?'n :uw gs. 2' I - I 'l f Lpixi' . ,Q-. wM9f1vQW . 1-:gp . ' --..-ff X , 'J .49 1 f 5 . . ,, g . J . X I' is 4 Z ,, E N R I f 1 '4 M. . r fl i . ' W.. K X YH ,. Qx .X SEEN? X, E?w i? A A Q mr Q' f' v W few K ' N . f X f fi ,f 531 2 ey N fin ,, v. , V V ..r 5.-- .- I V H ,,L,.f-v f.-.f.-. Y , , - --- ---W'- '-'V' rl-- - Q . u,,,.,-Y-A. lr A..,1..-- - -l . . - i , C A R N I V A L S In the fall after our school work had gotten SUCCGSSHHQIUHQGT way, plans were made for our annual carnival. The date was chosen as November l7, The candidates for king and queen of the carnival were chosen from the various classes and the ticket sale determin- ed the lucky candidates, as was the usual custom. The candidates were as followsz freshman class, Mary Ellen Tough and Harold Clutter, sophomore class, Marjorie Foreman and Buddy Robinson, junior class, Gyneth Johnson and Vernon Pryorg senior class, Doris Liles and Richard Yeates, Since the sophomores won the race, the winning candidates were Marjorie Foreman'and Buddy Robinson.' The freshman class gave a play for the program.Those who were in the play were Marjorie Markello, Gene Summers, Mary Ellen Tough and Edward Stone. 'f l , The sophomores gave a play entitled, HCorn Fed Babies.H. Mrs. Opal Heatherly directed it and the characters were namelyi N Joyce Christy, Buddy Robinson, Willard Brown and Marjorie Foreman. 'The juniors gave a play in the study hall and it was very successful. I This carnival ended with the activity fund a little richerand with the students more enthusiastic about basketball. Our next carnival was given by the grade rooms on December 6. The candidates were chosen in the same way as for the first carni- val. Candidates were as followss lst and 2nd grades, Joe Liles and Ethel Wingate, 3rd and 4th grades, Peggy Tough and Wesley Riderg 5th and 6th grades, Gene Willsey and Lois Westerholdg 7th and Sth 8513215939 Neil Wilson and Sadie Sheddrick. The Upper Grades won the contest so Neil Wilson and Sadie Sheddrick were crowned king and queen of the second carnival of this year. This carnival did not end so profitably, however it gave the grade rooms a tidy sum and it profited the juniors in their food stand. Thus, another year has ended with the completion of two more annual carnivals. ' I I Amantha l Sigmund l Fred Ti Ethlyn Y Gussie ' Reginald Clarence Heather Orchid'j Duke Va Muggs K Officer Officer Sig been abl sister P all her all of l that his had the Sigmund entertal Si Stars t She sur are now the hee jewels. get all makes a and it law tak L S successfuhyinidey z date was Chosen of the carnival at sale determin. The candidates 3Ui Harold Buddy Robinson- lior class, Doris an the race, the I Robinsonr' V 1 , zm.Those who wemf Mary Ellen Tough id Babieson. Mrs 2 namely: Q Joyce Le Foremann C lg it was vem i .little richeram ill. ? 1 I ns on December d the first carni es, Joe Liles am 1 Wesley Riders oldg 7th and SU r Grades won tm rowned king am oarnival did nw s a tidy sum am tion Of two mon iq.,- 5 , T 'Q ' W -gf .T F ... mg v AMONG arse sraas B flBE.l?.Evo Els! I as as S S Amantha Bibblesnuff H Sigmund Bibblesnuff AN OLD MAID e - HER sacsstoa BROTHER M Ruby Westerhold Richard Yeates Fred Tierney - H5 BUTLER n Russel Clutter Ethlyn Burgess M THE MAID N Evelyn Willsey Gussie Tweedles U THE COOK N Gyneth Johnson Reginald Wheaton - - MOVIE STAR H James- Cox Clarence Budd - -A-' MOVIE STAR-, ' Howard Brown Heather Blossom Q H MOVIE STAR ' ,M Bette Finch Orchid' Dew e - MOVIE STAR. M Marguerite Stone Duke Van Reel m PICTURE DIRECTOR - Vernon Pryor Muggs Kibbon - JEWEL THIEF - Buddy Robinson Officer Swiggle - OFEICER OF LAW - Guy Goodwin Officer Dunke - OFFICER OF LAW -- - Billy Myers Sigmund Bibblesnuff, a lovable eccentric bachelor, has never been able to indulge in his favorite study of astronomy, and his sister Amantha, a charming old maid, has never had but one beau in all her lifeo Their Uncle Epson has just died and bequeathed them all of his property, but on very peculiar conditions. It appears that his Uncle Epson had been a real sport at heart, but had never had the opportunity to be sporty, and his will provides that Sigmund and Amantha must live as he would have liked to liveg to entertain very lavishly travel and spend money. Siggie is too absent-minded and too much interested in his Stars to do much of anything else, so everything is left to Amantha She surrounds herself with young servants. A group of movie stars are now on the scene to make a film in the old castle, and right on the heels of everything else comes Muggs, a burglar looking for jewelso Somehow or other the heavenly stars, and the picture stars get all tangled up with each other, and on top of that, when Muggs makes a haul of a valuable pearl necklace, everything goes wrong , and it is not straightened out until two bewildered officers of the law take a hand in its T ' 1----1 +V -'---A 4. 'v '?' - ' ' ' - -V .r - w G , ,. ,,,,..,1.. I, I , C I A.,., - -.,s , L,..W-- -.V v , N ui, .-,, V .V W buf.. G I R L ' S B A S K E T B A L L This is Station .M N E - T - Z. Studio H METZ HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUMO On the second week of school the following basketball 'sQU3d reported to Coech Heatherly and continued to report for regular Pf3Ct tice on Mondayss Wednesdaysg and Fridays, Gere Johnson, Doris Lil9Sa Marjorie Foreman, Cyneth Johnson, Edith Charles, Ruby Westerhold, Betty McNeese9 Margery Rinehart, Joyce Christy, Ruth Myers, Margaret Morriss 'Alice Mae Liles, Margie Longebaugh, L Mary Francis Rider, Margaret Harryman,lMavene Jenkins and Dean McGinnis. my i'Seven of these girls lettered last year and nine of them lettered this year. Cut of the twelve games played they were only victorious three times. lhsy defeated Schell City twiceand Sheldon once.lf l L A . They entered the annual basketball tournament held at Nevada, Missouri on February l and played their first game with Walker in which they were defeated. Then on Friday the girls played Bronaugh and were again defeated? which eliminated them from the tournament. lwo of the first team slayers will graduate this years Doris Liles and Meera: Johnsono' If C This season as well as the past season has been filled with much enthusiasm9 fung and excitemente We sincerely hope lthat ,the SMC- ceeding teams will be more successful. V E I Q This is station M Eel Z signing off until another Q Dagkgtball season rolls around, f I -- 1 Fx L fJl3?,l.g?l iH'fli,fX3gria'r3:,'xll afrerifla asketbell 'Sw for regular pre nsen, Doris Lih Jby Westerhold, hllyers, Merger y Francis Rim nine of W they were w yftwideand Shem held et Neva- with Welker played Bronw the tournemenh ls years Dm m filled withlm e that -the W ther A basketw . .. T-. is L -- . f' s V ,. l , '. lr N L J A 1 - -' ur 1- A-' R ,K '- or . vw 1 .TL- -.fl 1 ,+M- iys 1 .rifaiuzgeguq be ,, ,,, , -,-4. r -f,w,:. .1, A .p-.1 .ul ,. 5.. M., L ,, .. .sf J., 1 .'.--.- ff-'rf-,wry rg' Q, 34,5 J AAT 3 V Jgrjvtpjgvllafil -1':LAL.. , nj CFr3m Left to Righty We ee Deris Liles, Mrs. Heatherly CCoeehl, Ruth. Myers,Betby Mel Se 9 .It Edith Charles, Gere Johnson, Ruby Westerhold, MSFESTN Rinehart, Marjorie Foreman, and GyU3th J9hUS9n- ' g1':.gr.,::q' . '':::::i:'::.'1:'::'.::g:.'i . M - ' 'Qf..'.T'..L. '.lL..If.flL1'A.1f.lI'.f'..'l.'1TI .Q , '- N- N FX , . , l A- 'lf .. , V 2 1 1 ,V !::'-,,- - -- ' - ' ' ,gigyz . ' ' .3 Q- 54 ' 4, - . l , 1 r ,ray ' f ' l. 'Cf Q?Z V' 7 in X Fifx 5 QQX l 'J If gHj.S,,Ai W 1 f 1 ' Y-x...,-,, ,- , Y .. .. ...,..,.. , -. ----vu -- - -- - --if f--W -L QV, - Y -f -lf' -.1 w-45.2,-V-' -if--fweie.-' - , I sm - v--. .-,.,f .-.,.- .-. - .. .v,, .., ......... .... .. .-.-.-...,.,, ....l?a.,.,,..-.- coral BASKETBXXLL Basketball practice began soon after school started. Eighteen boys came out for practice regularly, and the team was chosen from four letter men and six experienced men. Training began immed ly in order that we might be in good practice for our first game, which was played at Bronaugh, October l5. This game resulted in a victory bysa score of 2Oe26. f Two weeks later we defeated Richards on our own court. James iate- Cox and Vernon Pryor played very commendably these first two games. The next game was played on November third with Sheldon and resulted in another victory for the home team. Nine more conference games followed and we entered the Schell ' o City Tournament on November 8, and played Sheldon and were de- feated. - 4 The county tournament was held on February lst, 2nd, and 5rd. Metz entered and played their first game with Bronaugh and lost by only a few points. The next game was played with.Richards and this ended in another defeat for the home team. We were eliminated however, luck was against us since one of our best players was un- .able to be in the game. A 'K Next year our team will be composed of nine experienced men, but will be decreased by the loss of James Cox, our senior player, Even though our team met defeat several timegg tha ggggqm gum ed sugoqssfully, and we were given immeasureable credit fgr having a team whigh displayed good sportsmanship in every game, 3 -1 X. ff' .f1:94 -.H 'z-,,..' . Clan Rus: Eve sm L tarted. Eighteen Wes chosen from began.immediate our first game, me resulted in 3 wn court. James first two games th Sheldon and tered the Schell and were de- t, 2nd, and 5rd. --i,--11.-..i.,,,,- . ah,-VT.-A ,, 1- -:ff-ea:-fem - -1, I '. I . , ,ffJ-- , u , 1 's EV 9 H '4.. qi, I' I fx is L W j Xp I L4 , M M, .. , ,M ,J C 51 X .J From Left to Righty l eugh and lost by Claude A. Summers Qcgaghj, Harold Clutter, Bruce Robinson, Richards A and g were eliminatew Russel Clutter, James Cox, Vernon Pryor, Gene PayUDe players was un- Everett Guy Goodwin, Billie MYGTS and Buddy Rsbinson xperienced men, r senior player- J 'I' 1' 1 -.r---1 f-.- f to V' -f , tolli, rgwclzyrlll .mul redit fOr having' same. 1 ,' ur. ' ' --H 1-1 xl' X, . ' x .az, 4 1' QQ! ' L 1, , ,If f .f, v, if X, , , ,f.,' fabx ' . . dl ,. f 1 x , I KA-If ,Y...J,, 'x ,J L, x ,4..qj,M-N',r I X -B Zi' f BR-Q ',f'NT. 1 ti 2 0 y e, X F km- ,fe .J -....-- - .-..-.......- I .............,....-. ,---..-..,..,. ,....-,...,.. ..--.......- Y, ----H -. 5, . 1 1'-V'-'N-rw' -1 SA A- -M , -A 1,,,-V ... . ' Q- --- ' '- - 4 I ofa! I --- , 4- 4 Hi ' ' M p Our school decided to continue the custom of publishing a school newspaper, so Mrs. Heatherly was selectedias sponsor, and Q group of journalistic minded students met together and elected officers for, HThe Gemma The Editor inwChief was chosen by the faculty and on September 22, the first edition of the seventh consecutive year was issued. . The newspaper was published monthly, and consisted of editorials, stories about the various holidays, school notes, gossip, girls' and boys' sports section. Book reviews, movie reviews, humor sectiong and elementary school notes.i Every one of these departments'was eeited by a person of ability. Consequently our newspaper very successfully represented the talent and valuable time spent in the creation of HThe Gemi. 2 The following officers were responsible for each issue of our newspaper: Editor-in-Chief Associate ,Editor - - - - Society Editor Gossip Editors Girls' Sports Boys' Sportsi ' . Dramatics Movie Review Book Review News Editors Joyce Christy Evelyn Willsey Marguerite Stone Q . K - 1 . Norma Lee Willsey and Doris Liles Ruby Westerhold Russel Clutter Gera Johnson Buddy Robinson Marjorie TH-13191333 Betty Finch Evelyn Willsey NUTWS Lee Nillsey Margaret Rarryman , fear -H .At organize asked tt O KingE In mixed d Refrain At Af compose We May Day Carol.N and NGS Dt tivitie of the F: and Ga by Eva' Joyce' Teache were B of publishing ,RS S9onsor, and ier and elect, 5 chosen by U of Sgwfgnvt 1 consists q 1 5 0 fb, school ngtes 1 wok reviews, movy rs. Every one y ly- Consequenty ilent and valuabj g zach issue gf 0, Joyce Christ n Evelyn Willmy MarguGTite Stgm X 4 ' 2 i , ' x Orme Lee wi 1 1 seg and DOris Lila Ruby westernor Russel Cluttm Gera Johnsm Buddy Robinsw Marjorie Foremw A Betty Find mvalyn Willsd Norma LSB Milled dafgaret Harrymw ci L-1 ow 3 , , WN'-gifw'-1+ W' ' 5 A Arai' Q At the start of the school year of 1959 a mixed chorus was organized and sponsored by Miss Bell. In the early fall we were asked to sing at the Christian Church, We decided on, NLead On O King Eternal. , l , In the month of November the juniors gave their play. The ' ' 1 mixed chorus sang as an entr' acte the HBlue Danubed and 'The Old Refrain' . . I At the Christmas program we sang HOh Little Town of Bethlehem After Christmas, a girl's Glee Club was organized. This was composed of fourteen girls. - We went to the Spring Festival at Nevada in April and ' sang May Day Carol. At the senior play we sang NSympathyU and NMay Day Carol.N At the Baccalaureate services We sang nHoly, Holy, Holyu and HGod Be With Youn. Our Spring Festival number placed third. During the year several individuals took part in several ac- ' Il ' -P Star or tivities.- At the Christmas program, Mary Francis sang of the Eastn. , Q I oo ed of Doris Liles, Betty Finch For the carnival a trio comg's' and Gera Johnson sang UGO Fly a Kiteu. HThe Lamp is Low' was sung by Evalyn Jo Willsey. Also a quartette including Norma Willsey, Joyce Christy, Ruth.Myers and Marjorie Foreman, mAh Apple For the Teacheru, and a second quartette sang HSouth of the Bordern. They ' ' ' ' ' d Budd Robumon were Betty Finch, Evelyn willsey, Russel Clutter an y Betty Plummer. Reporter -VY ,wbu y ' -' -J' - -W 1 1-M-,, ,. ,VW-,,,.,,-. Hip, - .., i K 'f' fu- 'H-f A Y-,W A..-- --,A, 4 - 0 V ' .. Q...-1 -- -..,..,,-A n L ,il 77+-Y V - -- I ,fm . W X. -J f Q bifttfr' X . . -Q. ...f .. A The Metz debate team made its debut this year under the supef' vision of Miss Bell. The question was ResOlVSd2fthGF9def3l GOVGTU' ment should own and operate the RaiIr0ads.H Ther ihitial debate was held at Richards and two others at Walker and Schell City- Stu' dents participating in these events were: Betty Finch,Eddie Stones Russel Clutter, Buddy Robinson, Willard Brown, Norma Lee Willsey. Joyce Christy. Though there was no material gain from this activ- ity, there was valuable experience in public speaking and the psychology of audience reaction. This is a gain not to be under- estimated. R f ' - x The first-speech contest which we entered this year was the American Legion Oratorical Contest held at Nevada, Missouri on Feb. l2. The topics for the contest were based on some phase of the constitution. The contestants were Gera Johnson, Joyce Christy, Eddie Stone and Russel Clutter. Gera was chosen in a preliminary contest to represent us and she tied with Sheldon for second place. Her topic was Hlnfluence of the Civil War Upon the Constitution.N The second speech contest was held at Walker, Missouriem1March 16. Gera Johnson entered the oratorial contest. The 'suhjeet of her oration was NYou and Your Government.n She won second place. We had three entries in speech at the Spring Festival. Gera entered the oratorical contest with the same oration which she gave at Walker.. Joyce Christy gave a Brawatic Reading entitled, UHer Son.n Gyneth Johnson entered the Humorous Reading contestt with a passage from the book--USeventeenN. Gera ranked second place with her oration, and Gyneth and Joyce rated good. we were well pleased with our speech work this year and we hope to continue with our work next year. , -,,,.,, V . A DEAR J! WE! TINY LE' HIGH SC -fe SCHEWEI TI SET. J ALWAYS T WE WII WINTEI I the super- eral Govern- al debate l City. Stu- Eddie Stone, Lee Willeeys iihi S aetiv- and the to be underu F ewes the ouri on Feb. haee of the yce Christy, preliminary eoond place. titution.U Ouri on March subjeet. of :ond place. val.. Gera ich she gave bled, UHer ist with a place with well pleased with our 1 DEAR JANITOR2 WE, THE FACULTY AND THE STUDENT BODY, ARE WRITING YOU THIS TINY LETTER IN RECOGNITION OE YOUR EAITH UL SERVICE TO THE METZ HIGH SCHOOL. TH RE IS A SEAT WHICH BECOMES SUSPICIOUSLY UN- wuemi-VER scam-main, You ARE ALWAYS ON HAND TO REPAIR IT. THERE is A PLAY TO ABE eivmr. me DA-re HAS ALREADY BEEN SET. A SMALL ITEM OE STAGE PROPERTY IS NEEDED AT ONCE. YOU ARE ALWAYS THE 'PERSON WHO DOES IT. THIS IS OUR WAY OE THANKING YOU AND WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT WE WILL BE WARMING OUR HANDS BY THE HEAT OF YOUR EIRES NEXT WINTER. A YOURS FOR ACCOMMODATION, FACULTY AND PUPILS OF Il. H. S. 'if . .. ',-...,. K..-, .I 4 ., -, Q , --Y-K in J 1 -4-V ---ff---+--A---- . 1, ,,.. -Md , ' - .. -- -- -..v,,.,. ..-,.l.,,,.,?-,,, I , ....... fa ' ay ,ll sl ff 1 1- fi rc 3 xv, 4,,. X f 'gf E s if 2 I no The Commerce Department started this yea? with ninet?eU pupils enrolled, six seniors and thirteen juniors. All JGl'lGS9'9Ul3llS 199014 least one of the following commercial sub,jGC'GSS Tylllntiv 5h0Tth3nq or Business English and Commercial Law. The last two were one-hall unit subjects. We started this year with Mrs. Opal therly OUT Commerce teacher. All of the nineteen enrolled in Typing COmmGfCiHl L3-W and only nine in Shorthand. , At the first of school a commercial cluh was organized, with James Cox, President, Doris Liles, Vice-Presidentg Betty Finch, Sec- retary. On December ll, we had a party at the Hudson building. The building was decorated with Christmas colors and a Christmas tree. Refreshments of sandwiches, cookies, and cocoa were served. A very good time was had hy all. During the year three of our pupils left us. They were Nellie Barker, Willard Kleitz, and Ralph Nation. T We finished our Commercial Law hook by-Christmas and then the Business English book was begun. The sophomores were given the opportunity to take typingtme last. semester. I On March l6, contestants for typing and shorthand entered the contest held at Walker. The typing team ranked second with an aver- age of 56.8 words a minute. The shorthand team ranked fourth. , Cn March 50, the same contestants entered the Spring Festival at Nevada. The typing team ranked third in the county with an avere age of 56 words per minute. The shorthand team rated good., L, UPPEI CENT LOWE neteen pupiu r i pupils tag ere One-hgh Our Oommerd mmercial LQ ganized, wiH y Finch, Sed building. i a Christmq were served y were Nellu ana then they ke typingtm y entered tm with an aven Hked fOUTthU ing Festiwl with an ave? Od.4 N . R1 S ? Y . EV. 4 w am we E :ac R ac I O R T ' f N 1' T Q 5 .I . I' : I f A I Q . . Q 4? in fl 'fl I 5 ? .4- 7 1-.,, Y Q- q 3 - . ' Q y yy -,. 'W J V UPPER ROW CLeft to Righty 3 RUSSEL. CLUTTER, HOWARD BROWNQ VERNON PRYOR, BETTY FIJCH, RICHARD TEATES, JAMES COX, DORIS LTLES. ' 'L A A T , ix F' N I S. CENTER ROW fLeft to Righty E Q MRS. HEATHERLY, MARGERY RINEHART, GERA JOHNSON, J G T ' T NEILLIE EARRZER, BETTY BROWN, RURY WESTERHOLD, Q. LOWER ROW CLeft to Righty y 5 MARGUERITE STONE, BILLY HMYERS, EVALYN WILLSEY. 1 . - . R 4 4 un ' g,..' , . vi ai . 14. K 1 A ,sn .'. fl V 'w , , .. .--,ww -MY , - H..-4-.E .. -,, .M , .,.,. , A -A-gr , .Jani ' ,,, A N - 1---L-'ISR . . 4- ,Y -..-.if , ,, , , Zrv' A4-- ,, Wx! --- - .,..-' - x.,......E-xi. -.AM Y A Y -...gi A , , FK f -NK. ffl-: Q . , I f - ,Q I 5 rr. , - XXX-dr fu'-. - vw JF' x ' V, QQ: 4 5 February 12 i i M , - M Oratorical Contest at Nevada GERA JOHNSON4 r 2nd Flace M M r U OTdt19U March 15 M U 5 Speech and Commerce oContest at Walher SFRA JOHNSON W 2nd Place w -x' f 0f33?9U JAMES COX . N 5rd Place N Individual Typing A TYPING 'TEAM H 2nd Place H ' ' W CBette Finch, Dgrathy McCihnis, 3ames.CeXD SHORTHAND TEAM - v e M H CBette -Finch, Magrgery Rinehart, Ru assi Clu tte rj March 50 W H Speech and Commerce Contest at Spring Festival GERA JOHNSON H 2nd Place r Q - Oration GYNETH JOHNSON M H M Humorous Reading JOYCE CHRISTY - Q H Dramatic Reading TY? IN G TEAM - - - - Dorothy McGinnis James Cox Bette Finch Russel Clutter SHORTHAND TEAM N - H e - Bette Finch Margery Rinehart Russell Clutter James COX April 5 Girls Chorus at Spring Festival W - 5rd Place f C Margarite Boothe Margie Longahaugh Bette Finch Norma Lee Willsey Evelyn Willsey R Margarite Coberly Mary Francis Rider Alice Mae Liles Edith Charles A Joyce Christy Marguerite Stone . Mavene Jenkins I K 4 SEPTSHEE SEPTEHEE SBPTEMBE ASEPTEMBE SEPTEMH OCTOBER OCTOBER NOVEMBE NOVEMEE 0 NOVEMBE NOVEMBE Ncvsirs 'rovens on carts or DE came Dancers DE cans Dacrnn DE on cant JANUA JANUA Jwua JANUA FEBRI FEBRI FEBRI 5,53 itest at Nevada - ' Oratien 1test at Walker e Oration iividual Typing xmas Cixi O issel Clutterj Spring Festival -' Oration norous Reading amatic Reading - 5rd Place? in 3' 9 . zo, 'l ,-4- ' .X -.9-. fs V f ' 1 -. , ! N . - if X l to Q xl lf, CF ttf E lx 2 5 assume SEPTEMBER S FreshmanmSophOmore Initiation Party SERTENBER S Freshman-Sophomore Initiation Party - Ray Christy's SEPTEMBER 2l H Junior and Senior Line Party M Rich Hill SEPTEMBER 26 Freshman Party . in the Gymnasium SEBTEMBER 2 ASophomOre Line Tarty u - Rich Hill Ocffosea is .Basketball Game! . - Brzmaugn OCTOBER av Basketball Game, Metz vsuaienards Y- at Metz NOVEMBER 5 Basketball Game, Metz vs Sheldon - at Metz NOVEMBER 4 NOVEMBER V NOVEMBER 8 NOVEMBER 17 NOVEMBER Ri DECEMBER l DECEMBER 6 DECEMBER e DECEMBER ll DECEMBER l5 DECEMBER l DECEMBER RZ .1 JANUARY 5 JANUARY lo Junior Play M NAmong the Starsn Basketball Game, Stotesbury vs Metz -at Stotesbury Basketball Tournament - at Schellf City an -1 on Basketball Game, Metz vs Walker - Basketball Game, Schell vs Metz f at Sch - -' ' - Grade sensei Basketball Game, Metz vs Bronaugh - COMMERCIAL PARTY - at HUdSOU's Basketball Game, Richsrds vs Metz N at Basketball Game, Sheldon vs Metz H at - - - Christmas Carnival at Metz ll City Carnival at Metz Building Richsrds Sheldon Program Basketball Game, Stotesbury vs Metz - at Metz Basketball Game, Walker vs Metz' - at Walker JANUARY l7 Debate with Richards M at Richards JANUARY 26 Basketball Game, Metz vs Schell City f at Metz FEBRUARY l, 2, 5 County Basketball Tournament - at Nevada FEBRUARY 2 M Deiate with walker - at Walker FEBRUARY 3 PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION MEETING - High Schonl i . U. with County Superintendent and State School Supervisor ' 11 t 1.1 - ala- . - are ,H ,, , ,I Mr l,., , . -la --1 -f ..,,, ,l.-,-,-,J.f.,,..,...,,,,,-- 4 . . ..,.-vw.. , - ....--fy. ..3,,. fa 5 --. 1 iCalendar of Events Continued? gigggigy February 12 H - a M aOratorical Contest - - - Nevada Qbflffgg February 15 - - - - a aDebate-- - a - Metz vs Schell City 45355 Margie L March l - - - - -Senior Class Pictures Taken EQQQ5 Ea A Margie 1 March 16 - Speech and Commerce Contest -1 f- -Walker, Missouri 'must hav , - Q - ,- - This is March 50 - a Speech and Commerce Contest Nevada, Missouri Richard - 'and his April A -A --u- - A- - - - -sassball Game, Richards a drug f April 5 - - - - Music Contest - - lvsvafia, Missouri A wr z ' , being a April 18 a Senior Play - - - - Metz High School Sal? 5? ea ' Johnny April 20 - -AIr1aSrs Trip -Eureka Springss Arkansas Q-Oni an , inc es April 27 f Soft Ball Tournament - a Nevada, Missouri 4,11 M A , D1 Y A p 0 think. April as - - sassaiulaursats Services a - Christian Church 332182 V . sa rac April 50 - - Eighth Grade Finals N - - Metz High School M S r. un ' , person M9-LY 5 - - Commencement Exercises -Q Metz High School Ufldersi make m5 ' Jackie, May 9 - - - - Achievement Day - - - -High School . Russel May 10 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' ' ' vi - - Last Day of School last U A Rubysi A , Russel May 10 - - -P-ilumnl Banquet - - - Metz High School for a A - don't' - you hi a blur or alm l . .,. - - ,X .,,..,, ,+Q ' 1 - --'f X I. ,S ,ff Hr.. . fv-fe...-H . . ,.. Marjorie 6,3 Changing a tire Ahl - .mu. Q . 'li of v .. 1 W gfftffggyf isq LQ'lygy Ei 52. ve seneii city 1- lite Margie L.: Why do. boys cart ss Pictures Taka -Walker, Missour Nevada, Missomf ,l Games Richam Nevada, Missom Metz High Schm Springs, Arkans Nevada? Missow - Christian Chmf Metz High SGMf Metz High SCM' - - - -High SGW Last Day of SGW - Metz High SGW . -v.. their hair in the middle? E. , Billy M.: I aon't know. Margie L.: Because every block must have an alley. ' U . This is a pay station said Richard Yeates to himself as he and his girl friend walked into a drug store. -s-up-u-,M-.-n---1.-.v-uncut for a for her son a storm A , A parent when asked written explanation being absent during said the following: Dear Miss Jones: ' twelve inohe Johnny's legs are long and the snow is ,eighteen inches deep. y - -1-11.--.-.-.qu-11-u-un Billy M.: I like a girl who can think, Doris L.: Opposites always attract, M ' Mr. Summers z I contend that a person who cannot make himself understood is an idiot. Do I make myself clear? Jackie F.: Nog sir. Russell: Nlfve an invention at last that will mean a iortunelu Ruby: NWhat is it this time?N Russell: nwhy it's an extra key for a typewrittor. When you don't know how to spell a word you hit that key, and it makes, a blur that might be an e, an a or almost anything you like.N ,. . , , -V Agxm ., V , , v 1, A I, - - . -+..,L,,, Buddy: No, I just jack it up every few miles to let it rest. Russell CL: Say what's the idea of your wearing my raincoat? HHrold'C.: Well, you wouldn 't want your new suit to get +wet , would you? 'Rubys UI don't see -why you fuss so about the price with the ta- ilorm-you'll never pay him any hovv.N ' - Richard: UBut I'm conscientious and I'don't want the poor fellow to lost more than is necessary.N uusw, WV , , , Miss Bell: Answer mel Guy: I shook my headg - Miss Bell: Well, I can't hear it rattle from up here. oanuI?1 ' -Y --and Bette F.fto cop at busy inter-- sectionj:What's the ideas- no traffic light here? - Officer: I'm the light at this corner lady. U Bette: dross. - Then turn green so I can A mule has two legs on behind, And two legs beforeg j You stand behind before you find,, What the two behind be tor. As reported: The happy couple will make their home at the A Niall se 0 i R Old g As printed: The happy couyle will make their home at the old Man's. Mrs. Peters: Why are the works of Chaucer and Dickens I called classics? V Vernon: Because they are enough to make any class sick. - ,e-. , . +4257 Q- - :vw - 4 ,il . ,, Uv. 1, V. - 'H in Y' .HAM . A, M 1 . ,K r ' 'f V ,-.,,.-.el,,,,, ' - -- .:'.. I , .. v- -- -----.. 1 L -lT.Z.??Z11 ' .v----f--H+--1' J , , P f r tg' W, ,b UW. 'x A 4 ,I I' ' Y , , . f I thought I saw e Vorusht field Life is 3 j5ke ' I Of green and growing grass. 1 All things Suse it, 9 But horrors! I looked again and LOOK et the Juniors Q 5gx.1L HQQ the Freshmen class. Theg you-will Know lt. -E' Mr. Summers: NWhat is the height A 'T E A ll of your smhition?1 i 'ienteds A sound-provl TODH WHQTG 4' Bette Finch: nOh, .A somewhere I can sleep without P2195 Q between five end sig feet. ' 'disturbdd. A f ' ' , Richard' Yeetes 1 I ' . ,W,,Wml i,i.ilIll,lilc iy 'Evelyn f'1'd like to my on y AQ I that het in the eindot.' I JQHGUSIHHVS YOU fUTe9UUU9 about gf Clgyki H1'm gggyry lady, Thet's that five uollers you owe me? H a lame suede. I I Richard: Not GH ywf lifegfllfiwt 2 H- . you see me trying to dodge into 5 ' A that doorway? ly , Doris: ULet'x jo for e walk. - Qyixryy-Z-y h on v ' Richard YQ? No, let's ride, ' it my car is out in front.'. When Ruby asked SHODKS to Sat My Doris:IVBut the doctor said some fresh constructed biscuits H,' I mustfexercise every day he said that life was sweet, and Y with 3 dumb-bell.N he didn't dere to risk it. li Franklin Nation: NI am indebted Joyce: WDon't you think nTosti's fggl to you for all the history I' Goodbyen is thrilling? f1f know.n I Merguerite S.: UYes, if it is Qt Mrs Peters? NPrey ion't mention anything like Russel Oluttgrs. :.' ft. such a trifle. - n- M -I yygi vm H ' . QI ' Marjorie F.: UI would like to ff Miss Bell: Uls Billy Morris try on that suit in the window.H My still at home?N - Clerk: NI'm sorry, but you' will lg Betty McNeese! UGOOQUSSSQ Noe have to use thefdressing room.n EQQ w?she'sNlouder there than enywher Fnwwqyw - ngwiy J H1 I e se. -- QM A- Trefiie Cogz Soy You! Didnt tl H' ,M,- you see me weve et you? QM f v, I L Q M Margery R.: Yes, you fresh thing it Mrs. Heathehlyi 'NQHI SBUEPUCS end if Vernon were here, he'i M' is used most by high school paste y9U'QgS fgr it, lqf students?u tt Guy Goodwiha NI aon't KnJw.n 'Q 'Ii'III'iu'ii I' M Mrs. Heathgylyz HCorrectN. Murle Luoile: How long must a ml V ,u- I 'girl wear ner skirt? 4- QM Terrible Accident: q Wilma Lee: Until she gets home, Fil . Automobile skidded eno struck? of C0UTSe ' HW' 'lad' in the sefet zone , ,I chic - in is gk A J ' 'Q y QQ , fhey Gelled her WToisoETfheeause Jmf ' no one woulo teke her ont. in .Mg li GM it Ht tl .L UQ 1' ro 91:2 Ranere .1 2 11.2 hard' YSHESR ottnn about Q one me? life,didn't dodge into ks to eat ed biscuits s sweet, and sk it. ink NTosti's g? if it is Ciuhtsrs. d lillb to the wi nclow. ut you' will ro om . I ' Didnt ou? fresh thing here, Dhe'i ' c .-...-..-..- ng must 9 Ls geta nomv, soma 5ecaUS9 51' O? U. ' I' ' f , ,' .' , 3 . '- ., -.,,.1,1,L:, 1 1 w -T 5 .R V mf.:4-4-' ' '. V VE' .' Y. , A ...... ' ..f1 ' ' ' L 5' 'f' 1 ..-...,..4ff ' ' lf' 'Q 'V ' - '-5 J :Ei ' an R -iv' 1' - Q5 . ' ' '- .a ,' Y. g f 'V X 'X , M, ,1 T ' W7 - ' , Y ' ' '01 X .-1 X ,gg fx .w-w---W -.....-.-0.-f a S iS 1 Riva yS5'1T'i E f J fa ' 'R lf, lf Galanaiyff I S W ,fjf Sai WM RQ QR Q div. D P Q, - f L, V , Z ,' . V Vx O QD! pdyffx gf H X in R A 2 n N? f j?f1Qwf 4 R D 'TDR Q 1'nf Elf 5 -X f 5' ' X S ,I ' 4 5--M ' 'Q T Ani' V ,,,,,,ff , T X A fl3g,5,xm A I D T 6' X D A Qiwi - R A .. H ,, ww? 2 7 MARY ELLEN AND' EDDIE T 3 2 M JOYCE AND HAROLD I ON SATURDAY NIGHTS 1 if D , Ns 3 If ff 'T- R. I 'V 1 X ln T ff X :WFwiR, ,TffTif. N , - r. avg fwml v .,,ff.,L4iy Q ' 1- 4, Rf - ,, 1 , . ', -. ' JA Eff . Mfr? l','1 - I gi f- R. R23 ' 2 xx? .wa rfw.,v5.47'cg! QM fffayfr ., V. , Ywiv E n . - QD ls'f7 R Q 0 .X O,: H ., 3 ul 4a-,524 . A E., , 4' '45 43- if fu ,C - 9,4 --v --N N f, m n? ,. , I , Vi 1 QF ' ,. f- Rf D'-X 8 457 'n ,' .- T gffx f -. R 'T , --- 2 Sw ., i I J I . . , 1, Ku ff N .2443 wg. 1 5 0 ' 'L 7?ugi:5':fi-Pu if M5 , :L 4 45,y1'Ei3iTk,k . if R X 1 g xx ,-, ,,, , M -,,-, K E M,-,. ,..-...--4-...-.... --..g-- , . .MMR- VERNON PRYOR CAN'T SLEE AT NIGHT FOR THINKLNG ABOUT HER! 3 4 'J-A --- ,,-i.,,. , ,, 1 V v . , . , , , , -'S 1-.4....1,,-. - --Y-.a-.- Q -..,. 4 , ,,YiYl,n:, v is nd' .LA IW + V iwndlr udiiv 1 W . -G .2-Q .,, ,- , -, SET'-T:fw'g. . T. -- f' V' 'QQ' , ' ff ny ,A5 X? I -.- w 2 f Q YG ff? K, II, , - 1 E L- f D JLELJ 3 , x .f f S 1,7 f r f ,R O fR,,MQm? . ,W-- Nmwfzf mwmmgd 1 Qg1X5ffQ',fL1mmwwf ' lm l: ', Th? wk! sf'-il , ' v-'i5 'N A ' .4 51 -' f 4515232 V.-1.11-1 1,v,r.:,LV. .K ' A XDIMMTRHQWQQQP I ? 1 w K V Q: J . W3 -K-M, , 3 RICHARD sg:-:J-HA., , .JA 4,.Af -fu-W M -- 1, 4 M' rmvnvg- Y'- ! 1 ggwll have to carry me Us E I 'H .1. -f. , , is HI I L wk ' QW 'ir 5 s A Athe car Dear .R. Q - - . , Q. 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CD H1 RICHARD ' 3 ' A - .KZ-'H 2 -A L X l R X -X15 I XX A -df, if 'URN ...N ,N , lr'-'I 1 1 , I , I, -1 ,X X Q E-Q-I xi 'i '4'L4fw I l XVQQEP 5 dx A ' 5 fl ff X W2 RR fn' , 4 3: NX N . k rg :fx C jx R If' , 1 1 SX f -RRVR ' ff' X 1 fi N fxzjf I Y xgggj But you can't arrest H, Q Qff ,.A' R 4 me officer, Ifve got a KV fd Udriver's liceuseu qi' 4 . . - RW ,hfg ' BETTY RMCR 13 X., ,. ---I Y , :fn 4 tg? .,l, V. . N, ,,.f' If A t !L . ,.EdRfxgE . vfwx XyNfgfKfpHgQXXXA4 R 4 f ,A -,nf ' R Ku .V I9 ' ,. R' F-R.-. M ' ff-R me ,. ' f J ' .wi V Rl 'YSX V7 , ,I K .Mi-,fLV:.F ' ffl shi J W? ff h X xi 1 Mfliwlff' vi, RR x R f, .. x' 4 - F l 1 ,Q i 'A I Ka:,RL5 .h If- JJ R if 1 I? .. jfs, 1 N , ' 1,41 n lx XXK4 FH: f l NSMNX A fl . fl Guy G. V ,, , I n n Gyneth J. f READY, RYE, RJLADY - --..... 0 carry Mexgexxx I. I Q 9 0 Q ,bees at the alta x XX .,vfXQy I H ' X 1, 35 f , E . Q X 4 ,Xb 'xx 1 x , - ,v N. . -.Nam . '. 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'11i1f Cf TT' , to the Class of 1940 of N .fm f i H1 A ' N .' .L - W it , s it aye lry Buy it eiissar CHEVROLET CQMQANY Phone 95 ' Butler, Missouri L E V Y ' S H O M'E C J N E D Desartmeht Store ' since ieve e We will appreciate selling you your needs of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes and Household Furnishings SAM'L IEVY MERCANTILE COMPANY BUTLER MISSOURI K 51 -N -N1 Y '- r...g.- ..n....A- Bu We THE Some F I tier -..i-1-.....-.- Ci to GBNER a R ich Hi Log We run all PORTABLE TYRNWRITBRS of FOR GRADUATION THE GOOD ONES Sales and .Rental and Service Some of the Bad ones ALL Kiims A or A SCHooL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES AND GRADUATION GIFTS F I S K ' S THEATRE at the .SMITH'S BOOK STORE Butler Missouri Phone 61 Butler, Mo. -. ,- Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS to the Class H. A. K E'L S O of l94O GENERAL CHICKS ' HYOUR PROSECUTING ,ATTORNEYH Rich Hill Missouri Loy E. Moore Manager , ,--4--D 1-.V S f -- V---45. 1 , .,. f 1 1 i I ! :wt I '- .z 4 -.nu CJ .f. . -. ., wifi A 9 L- ... '. I L. x I K, l 4 4 i I , ., .. , , ' '... r '. V7 'l---1' --.. C.: if. .L 1 Lux. w li 1 .L 6 1. I 5. A , H ' 4 l 1 mx I I L 4.1 ml. X , , l :N 5 ,. . 1 le ' P i . I K I5 .-:lg 1 1 f. J: RTV ,V nfl W' Gxgm, N - , .. 4 N. .1. 1. 4 M 7? gi 1 N xii, W g 'gzzflf 'Mi W HM ' x X Y f 1 'A ' a JUL Bk Quality ,, M Shoe ...1.1.-.1....- TOUGHS H Ladies 31.98 Shoesi 15W FIV Very U for yw Vi Jos totem H N 'Q of is fhhll'b DHCU QFURH 9 R A T T s B R o T sis R s Eutlerf Migswfi Creamery Company 229311519 Footwear Properly Fitted 5 EGGS, CREAM, POULTRY Phone d 409 Mens Wegy Shoe Repairing in. Connection Nevada Missouri ...-.-.......-.-.- -.--...--.--...--4....-...-..-...1-. .-.-..-..- ---.?--........-..-.-.-.--.-. .--..-...1--.-..- ...- ...-. ...'-..........--1-..-...--.-.- TOUGHS DRY GOODS COMPANY West Side Sq. Ladies and Misses Ready to wear 'silk dresses at 31.98 82,98 33.98 Shoes for the entire family at low prices. Very complete line of curtains for your house cleaning. Visit us when in N E V A D A viii? ,-v,,,, - -?vl,..-...J-.L..-.--s JOHN H. SCOTT candidate for Q,Q,Q.N.E.X 2.3 Ere 3iQ-3 3,3 A of Vernon County Your support appreciated ,..,.'::c -ek-so-me L f W - :,.gq..,.1.,. .-.Q 5A . Y v 1. ., -, ,-.....v,. --.ix f'L 1 I1 MM 1 V 1 5 E i i s i 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Y 1 l 4 1 1 I 4 4 w ,.,.--Q T he N 9 GQNNIE Featuri FiTSt De North Rich Hi Elgin, Also Rich Hi Tl W Q ' ce iewect in Hats CQNNIE'5 HAT 350993 Featuring Berkshire Hose First Door South of Northrup's Drug Stgye Rich Hill Missouri GOMPLIMENTS of B O O T H ' S Phone 66 or 69 Rich Hill -..m.-u-.-.-,------1--.m.......-Q, V-f.. .. - ,........,. C o m p l i m e n t s o f U. G, Myerley and Son Rich Hill, Missouri .--...-.-.....-.-.-..-Q.-.-. As Always featuring Elgin, Hamilton, and Waltham J ch A so High ora e Jewf fhone Of Rich Hill llcgourl W I L L A S H L E Y Groceries 'and Heats Flour and Feed Phone R H111 missouri Ez t e s 5 + 4-G x m 7'- N nd -Half 1.. - c , y M -. A- v 1- J rw . .T. wg's ' R RitLi l'i l ' 1-......L,,e:a.- ....-........-...--.-..... . 'V Wearing, Shoes - The Stor Yo D First C -p-sq-1---.- C O M M Quality Fresh Rich H Wearing Apparel for Everyone T AIMMYS WELCOME 1 Shoes - Dry Goods - Groceries F at A C O Z Y -C W T The Store Where You Can Do All , O R 1 L R , Your Shopping Q f Oil and Gas 4 i 1 DRISKILL S,T 1 Groceries T 5 Q! First door East of the L Z 1 1 Q F Security Bank 4 Q Q s il Q V fi C O M P D I M E N T S 4 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE E . E F r o m li ,E MARQUARDT'S N Davis Deluxe Tires 5 I Grocery ' 3 T Davis Mud and Snow Tires 1 T! 2 Quality Groceries Q 1 Wizard Super-Power Batteriesi i m Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 3 Truetone Radios Wizard Gas Q Electric Washers Phone 79 Phone 58 Q 3 I ' O M Rich Hill Missouri Rich Hill Missouri if , H ' I T' I Lv .1 ---....- - --Y - ,i L - Y 'J-I . -A V,V, JV, ' '-'E.' ' , f A , ,.,, Rv, brits iv A mv- H, ,,,A-L,,, , , f l 1 1 a 5 O I I E 1? 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A-- S T Pha i Riel -1-- THE VAN vooais S T U D I 0 col-firiiifiaiirs of For Fine Photos in G R E G O R Y ' S Photos Never Grow UP Drug Store Come in for a Sitting'd Phone lO Rich Hill Missouri Rich Hiii, Missouri f Phone sr? .............4.........-.............................-...............4..............,......-....,1L.-.-...-.......:-:,-.....,,,,,....... ,hf-,..- , ,..........,....,.....-.,,,- ,,, ,- ,,, CONGRAEULATIONS M - - - GRADURTEI S OF THEIR METZ HIGH SCHOOL XXXXXW x May every one of you attain the . high goal that your educational background has fitted you for. Try to attend college if possible as the requirements of every one in this busy world are greater with every passing year XXXXXXKHKXXXXXX For your graduationmneeds - Shop at Moore'sL J For seventy years we have served the people ' R 1' ' ith stylish of this great trade territory W and quality goods. HARRY C, MOORE COMPANY Nevada's Greatest Store We Give SMH Green Stamps YY' J' 'a'f:7 L- -, ' L' -,-fir:-uni-ciuqp . r. ,T4 lv Y , -1 W an Y MV.-,f ,V , , , M l I 4 5 n 5 i li V E W w 2 ,A 9 U f h is Q 2 ,r xr 4 4 I 1 's 2 1. N V 1 t 3 1 H V N F. 1 1 1, lv ,1 1? '4 1 lf 5 V M fa' 7 --A . , ,I , 6 1 C L,...--f 'Xi................- R Y M 0 BEE No C D INS SANDWI CI RICH HI BRI' HI WAY BEER PARLOR No Minors Allowed in Rich Hill VISIT W I T T E ' S ARE A ' 'Q-f-1 4..r.,-f f-i-.---i:f-...-.-....-.....-..-L..............:---...,, ,C ......... W ,....., ,- T ,....f N---...... x y COUNTRY CLUB T A V E R N DINE and DANCE SANDWICHES 'Q - SHDRT Q ORDERS RICH HILL'S BRIGHTEST NITE SPOT ALWAYS T O U G H S HETZ NEVADA H I? F5 ' W I, U 4 I I f , M 0 G w m Q o E H H m :gQJ1+ ,w- ... 1 f Z .F . 4 ' z -4 1 V HIWAY 71 , W ly , RUi 1 i 1 1 i 7 3 I 5 M1 . - U B11,AU EY I I fN1T?L - .. -,f U., J A.. ,5 ! S I 3 I , 202 l ' 1 , . 1 NEVADA , , A li L. A . FL - 3 , X N -,-,u,,,... i 5 C ' M M' --f --.,-.......... f I , ' I LEVE 1 D 4 1 I . I O 4 I Autz K J 4 'T Over B YQAJQ 1 Lili, fl -Q I i . I . I '4 -.X-f 1 f WH- iQg4,1fLfa 3 N I Q Q 3 T11 1 333 5 g ins...-L if L.1,.L. .- . . - . 7,4 R U B Y ' S BEAUTY SHORRE 208 W. Cherry NEVADA MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS of Lsvsiws I and Auto, Loans Over First National Bank NeVada9 Missouri -f - --vf-vg,...zf...f,,---K - BE 51' VJI from WIGGS DRUG ' STORE --..1-.--..-.-..-,-...- Nevsda, Missouri North Side Square THE STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE ....-.a......................-.......-,.....-..............--.........-.,.....-...................... CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1940 ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY OF NEVADA wishes you much suooess as your step on and into life E L L I S M U S I O C O. Complete home furnishers PHILOO NORGE A ,KIMBALL L 1 x x ' -wx w A , . .... ,. w v ,, ,Af L' ll X ..-. .. .., .. . 4 I r K. -r-f--1.-. ............... R' 1 m ' x A I ..m.. XA, X J in i.'. Q ' A L xi , A.. LL X J.. .,. , P v 7 , M- L k ' Nl L L I 1 ' Y V3 .N -...... ,. . 7 f , x'LL ' 5' WILLIA C Men's, St Ma Nevada Sc OFFICE Print i 1 B H 3 Y. ,, Liars.- '- V - --. 4 -' ., iw,-,,,,.,, ,M , ,, ., ,......,,. -iv if 1 -Q.-.vsw WILLIAMS AND STERETT E D M I N S T O N 1 S Clothing CQ, I Men's9 Young Men's Clgtheg CLOTHES Stetson Hats FOR MEN Mallory Hats AND Nevada Missouri WOMEN South Side Square V --. . ,---..- -.-.-..-...-..-.Q--.-..-L-...-.---.. .....-..-.-.........- :,-,....1-..--1--. L.:--W .....- P R I N T I N G F L O Y D FSO L A N D and candidate for OFFICE SUPPLIES SHERIFF of W H A L E Y' Vernon County Printing COUWPHULV 117 S, Cedar Phone 15g Your Support Appreciated Nevada, M00 -.-... i f x M ii !i . ij E H QF li 1 2 1 u 1, ii I J I v . 5 re V 1 4, fc L U I 1 E 1 1 3 5 ..3,......M-A 4' , .. ' .gm .g.Lua. .N -.304 2 I , ' I -1- , .af . fs. fmvw...-.-,, ,....,......,.- W . -..A--U f n NE AlsoA .-.--.-i-g-a1- 17 LARGE AE Fort Sc Phone 2 Come in .Q-.-o-----I Sandwic . M.,-.M ,,, 2 I I T 7 1 Q' O B E V R O L E T M O T-O R C O. 4 Nevadeg Missouri I V NEW CHEVROLET EYE TT TRY -IT .I BUY ,IT Also Good Used Cars and Trucks t R I G H A R D S O N M O T O R C O. l7 years 1 of square dealing back of every sale 1 LARGE ASSORTMENT OR DEPENDABLE USED CARS Fort Scott Phone 254 Nevada Butler 5OO 589 V 1nq-q---i--4:.:-L-- , ,nu-----nw...-.-vu-1-Q.1--mvtnw-Q--4-qi-gg?--umkwqngq-in-nu?pn,-Q-11-an-qu , - 1.-1--.--......1....,.i..,q.1: NW, -...--.- , S T U D E N T S 1 Come in and see us about HEnd of Schooln clothes l 1 ROYAL o Tailor Made Suits Fit Guaranteed V Everything that's new BEASLEY'S Rich Hill 'mm'N-D Missouri A H O Mii C A F E Sandwiches, chilli? cold drinks plate lunches, and candy bars 1 ,T . W Rich Hill Missouri 3 -U---0-W. ---H----MM---M-WN.M--,,,,,,,,-,....,,......-........-W......-.-e,::f------ ---'A-fe ff-W -1--V -' f':v' A G E O R G E ,R. O O B B A Rich . .-. ,,. A, ,..-, -......,.,., . - - - .I-I---.- ....- H - - 3 . 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