Monett High School - Cuborama Yearbook (Monett, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1938 volume:

In apprecmailon offhe zplenhmh ,SPIYIT of Coopers. 151011 mzth mhmch our nlfazzez hepnrtmenifr our lhoarh of fducalfzon anb our emi? have met euerjn effort tomarosa hetier school year for 1957 AND 58 l' 0'l l A L n NN ?, 9 Q L fl 9' Q 6 , 9 N 9 5 Irateimto the mutual aa plratwn lngaltg anbfrmenbzhmp mmch genial' High jfhunl anb Jun wr College Into the perfeci Q1'1an3l6, 4 65- N N 4 7 hinb5 'Junior Hifzqh g52nh ool, A - 7. A . 7 ,T N O ADMINISTRATION CARD EDUCA V B Hall President Qi. L.E. Lines Vice Pres. 127 L.G. Jones R.A. Davis Treasurer Leslie Mason G33 ma Secretary g?Q'Zf3Zlil4 Ol! I O I L 3 , ? ,Q fm ,, ' '5 i .M kr flux., HEducat1on is life The cooperative and enriched livlng which we hope every child will find in our echools ie designed to increase the happinese and efficienov of our entire citizenship l Office Staff Superintendent of Schools Dean of Monett Junior College all ll Ll V Il 0 1 11' 5 ! . ll .750 I--JAMW 5 It has been eleven years since our schools have published an Annual This one is issued in order that students and teachers may have a pictorial re une of the vear's activities The Annual Ctaff has worked faithfully and HThe Triangleu reflects honor unon its makers As time goes on, it will become more and more cherished by all of us. May we remember 1937-38 as one of our really out- standing school years! urs, Jr . -Sr High chool pal MMM' Office Staff W , 1' ' ' 'iv' ' , fe., . ' .11 H5219 f ' - , i',rfi,Av'7 . V - ' , L, 11- . .ff 55, 1 , Y .1 nfs n ' x A N c n. . . . Q x 1 Y , . S A V , an , , , , L L.. .1 , , A . , , 6 -. I-.1' e - - I '-'-1'-Ezxva taxa - . , .. . . T yy X SOCIAL SCIENCE ENGLISH Miss Bessie Meador Teachers, A B Klrksville State MiSSOuP1 University Teachers, B S in Ed Missouri University, 71 11441 ?7flff4 -JV' HOME ECONOMICS LIBRARIAN Mrs Charles Doyel EDUCATION Mrs Ermie Whitfield Warrensburg State Teachers, B S in Ed Missouri University, A M MATHEMATICS M135 Nellie M1113 Springfield State Teachers Missouri Univ ,B S in Ed Miss Jeanette Boucher Springfield State Snrlngfleld scare Teachers: B O in Ed Teachers, B S in Ed DPUTY College Pittsburg State Teachers M3-SSOU-Pi Uf1lV9T'S1'CY Missouri University ,, 1, 'Nh ,X J . xl 1, A V V D O Q O I 7 A.M. Q I O I O I A.M. . . I ' 1' 4 it ,' ' ?., ,' E Mn, M? 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I 1 X .Z ENGLISH MATHEMATICS Miss Blanche Blakeslee Mr Clyde Payne Miss Mayme Cobb Univ of Arkansas Springfield State Springfield State Springfield State Teachers, B S in Ed Teachers, B S in Ed Teachers, B S in Ed Univ of Southern Geo Washington U MANUEL ARTS ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE COACH Mr W Chad Cowherd Miss Rowena Kelly Mr Henry Ryon Springfield State A E Mcnett Jr College Kansas State Teachers, B S in Indus Springfield State University of Southern Ed and Phy Science Teachers, B S in Ed Calif B 3 in Ed A. and M. College Missouri University Miggouf-1 University Missouri University Colorado University .F . i ' . 0 Calif., M.S. Missouri Universitv V VS . ., . im 5 IT ' .5 Miss Rowena Kelly Manager Mr Henry Ryon Assistant Mgr Mr Leslie Grimes Assistant Mgr W 1 'f an Front Row Virginia Williams, Ass't Art Dir , Paralee Perry, Ass't Art Dir Betty Matthews, Copywriter Back Row William Graham, Art Dir Jimmy Wilson, Editor, John Herriman, Chairman College Com , Meredith Harback, Assistant Editor, Quentin Galloway, Copywriter -Q , -1- , . un- . J 22 I 145413. D 5 Q A 'I 1' to 1 . 0 1 4 w z 5 5 5 . ,L 'W -. 1 P 1, ff I 4 Q ' ' , , 572 ., f . A. .4 , . , ,,, ur' aj ML. Lf ' i f' .Q-' ,,T A , ,, :- . . f 7' gf v J' '. 1 'A 1 . 4 V Y ' I ' A 1 ' 1 V.- jxr, R f . - h ' V ,g f , 1x W fx Q 5 . 3 'Y fl x 3 ' . 'I ,L V , -1, ' ,. .Y . 5 , QQ' ' ' ' ., V X , 6 5' . , ,I , b 1 - f -' 4 - . ' 1 - ' .,- , Y . - Q . . . , , 5 L. g 0 . Q l o 'f 0 0 O g 0 0 ' 0 . X C-Exif :mix A l':4 r'1l' Av. Q UUIIN KIIGYQD HQ HMI! M3 HH 4 X I q 1 :'x 'T 4 L 4 1 ' , ki' 'rj-my T' -f-Q! GIRHHD CMUXS 'ivmemunpp-qw...-.. .i Q SEVENTH GRADE row Cleft to rlghtl John Scott Florence Elrod, Doris Burks Barbara Ann Galloway, Gladys Kltterman, Wanda Lou May, Dorothy Chanpell Austin, Patty Rose Second row Dora Louise Pryor, Dorle Lines, Mazie Virginia Roderick, Margery Ann Fly Irene Smith Bobby Nance, Harry Carrlthers, Sam Gardner, Martha Millsap, Norma Jule Summers, Mise Blakeslee Qsponsorl Front row Ben Hall, Wilbern Moore Robert Mourgalia Rennie Hicklin, Hugh Atwell Francis Hull Madeline Vzell Norma Ruth Warren Top 1 li W :nee K WH? R I - fb . , '- n M--'W-1 w'n!'ve-M-Q-we 4- --- Q ' ' ffm- -..---.,.-H -.- - ' ., , M M, - E. v-.ngfq 7 ' 5' v K , ., ,, K, f Q4 . V 1 :iv ' ' 5. ' Y ... ff ' ' 'L . ' ' .K l . 1 ' 4 i 4:1 ' ' ' 1 Gaej' A wk , y V i -Q . , A. ' ,- ' fy . i A X J! I ' , , . 1, V A . o , L. I I 4 I . L I U 4- , , , ' I ' 'A . ... 1 1g QS SEVPVTH GRADE Top row: Mary Parmenter, Maxine Atwell, Helen Virginia Phillies, Betty Scott, Norma Jean Taylor, Lois Mae Henderson. Second row: Gladys Hossack, Mary Catherine Flaherty, Edward Gray, Ethel Martin, Annartla Yerton, Dorothy Lewis, Flo Ann Hoover, Miss George Csponsorb Front row: Jack Combs, Rondal Moore, Willis Horlan, Morris Lee HcDunner, Leon Beard, Fred Root, Jack Romine. es G lbw' EIGHTH GRADE Top row: Virginia George, Marie Tucker, Betty Ruth Smith, Lorene Hilton, Mary Ruth Garrls, Betty Mills, Maxine Huffmaster, Betty Ruth Fisher. Second row: Wilma Jenkins, Louise McCormick, Virginia Gregory, Gene Paine, Buddy Kinser, Farold Ray Seward, Betty Lou White, Virginia Long, Nadine Beard. Front row: Miss Cobb Ksponsorb, William O'Ne1l, Max Moulder, Billy Bob Bowen, Paul Wormington, Maxwell Moore, Bill Anderson, George Walker, David Ellis Grimes. lg-11111: , peg I mf Us EIGHTH GRADE Top row: Gordon Lee Wagner, William Brown, Junior Hicks, Junior Baldwin, Virginia Maritan, Mildred Lewis, Miss Boucher CsponsorJ Second row: John Watson, Eugene Hicks, B111 Slebenthaler, Rae Hubert Porter, Irma Mendell, Imogene Gates, Marilyn Bumpus, Wilma Bowman. Front row: Joe Robinson, Guy Ford, Joseph Bertalotto, Howard Wood, Peggy Davis, Doris Carlin, Nancy Means, Vera Mae Ferguson. SEVENTH GRADE Top row: Betty Rose Brown, Willard Mitchell, Ray Willard, Nadine Long, Betty Mae McCracken, Dottye Lou Gillette, Norma June Miller, Elva Dell Mendell, Nancy Lou Shipman, Billie England. Second row: Mr. Wade Ksponsorl George Robinson, Billie Jo Allen, Martha Jane Ruston, Oleta Hammers, Jim Fredrick, Clarlce Mae Fredrick, Charlotte Ann Ferguson. Front row: Glessnor Hurd, Ralph Lassiter, Benny Taylor, Eugene Reynolds, Kenneth Rooney, Bill Hopson, Jack Cook, Billie Bridges, Tommy Galloway. -17-1-1 1 u---l.-.. --'- '+ ber-A EIGHTH GRADE Top row: Ora Muhurain, Charles Vinson, J.C. Boucher, Nellie Scott, Gladys Worm, Jacqueline Scott, Mary Hallenbeck, Mary Louise Huffman. Second row: Leon Fredrick, Ernest Anderson, Cecil Dinan, Buddy Gorman, Bill Brown, Junior Mitchell, Louise Carney, Virginia Mills, Phyllis Mustain. row: Harold Dummit, Betty Kring, Betty Allcock, Ralph Herriman, Ed McCullough, Harmon Edwards, Mr. Ryon lsponsorl NINTH GRADE Top row: Hulda Petlltzer, Lorena Offut, Margaret Snook, Helen Marie Meyer, Thurma Lee Mulkey, Maxine Garris, Evelyn Craker Margaret Long. Second row: Virginia Jenkins, Helen McDunner, Marie Gravener, Wrenda Hammers, Helen Rhea Amos, Jo Agnes Hawkins, Jeanne Anderson. Front row: Elaine Carney, Virginia Henson, Maxine Jackson, Ruth Cook, Elanor Mae Hoff, Mary Margaret Davis, Mrs. Doyle Csponsorl I x llllll lllll IRI' . tl-3 534, ,V ff a ' l NINTH GRADE Top row: Jack Goodman, Laura Ellis Willis, Paralee Perry, Peggy Pray, Betty Ellen Matthews, Eleanor Davis, Betty Armstrong, Wilma Jo Hinds, Sybil Phillips, Kathleen Hurd. Second row: Kenneth Finley, Dorris May, Edward Strader, Roland Ezell, Bill Johnson, Charles Counts, Emerson Smith, Howard McCormick, Carl Reynaud, Raymond Hagan, Mr. Cantrell CsponsorD Front row: James Hussey, Harvey Ellis, Rudolph Reynolds, Ben Exposito, Arlie Ebright, Jack Anderson, Paul Henderson, James Robinson. 'saturn 31' KH!! ' V .v V J ff' ,. xi yilalfaii K NINTH GRADE Top row: William Farley, Rex Seward, B111 Pitts, Flora Bell Solomon, Phyllis Montgomery, Louise Shipley, Mary Carmack, Virginia Earl Harvey. Second row: B111 Roetto, Raymond Allred, Jack Cree, Bill Stocker, Bill Neal, Clell Wade, Eu ene Edwards, Ray Jacques, Johnnie Enke, Miss Kelly Csponsorg Front row: Glen Kitterman, Billy Rittenhouse, Fred Seibenthaler, Warren Horine, Edward Ash, Helen Geen Harvey, Margaret Bell Mason l SGH IIN H1410 IIRSS fi 4 I, ff! X' X X -iiilllllnl-lIllIL'Il-Illll ff 2 ' M f X , f I XXL X X f 4 Q ll all X K A , Qq f I gf X f LH . W X I Maw Arnaud, Phillip With the women h e is ne er to mlnrle no doubt he Mill always be sinple Q Q Avondet, Irene Sflll water runs G ,sb ood English olub Beta Gamma f I In ku il Attaway, Agnes Marie All truths are not to oe told J r play casts Good English Club Alpha Sigma Kappa Recondite Club Balden, Doroth is witty she's in love what a pity S Honor Roll y She is wise, she Beard, Doyle Even his best friends wouldn't tell him so he flanked the exam Boykin, Belma a newcomer that's welcome Boykin, Mary Anne Plow deep while sluggards sleep deep Z! My Jkf' Beard, Geneva--A mighty huntress and jp f , - her prey was the baseball players. ai., m e't , Chorus. , s WL, l Blrkenbach, Wilma--I surely do love A 5 my teachers when grades are due. ?,fg,. A, ', L nf, Bethel, Anna Elizabeth--Oh, mamma, Q5h3fQ', 4 'Q , QQA. why don't the men propose. fffff ggi,--, ff., 'L gig. : N1 -fd.. H- - ...w::2:.:zai'!.?i Balden, James--Our class sheik. Banks, Robert--The bright lights are ,5 no lure for him. Bounous, Louise--Unconquerable as Q6 chewing gum! X Boucher, Maxine--She used to be a sports fan. Junior play cast. N p Burch, Dolly Faye--She is quiet, but, 5-5 53,3 on her you can depend--in case of, - ' J' need she would be your fr1end.l , Bradley, David--Basketball hero-- lk V,-g'x zero. l f' e W V v pe. he warms the bench--his score is f'LA!pNL,Y.glJ Bounous, Blaine--Brains he has n1x-- but such a warm heart. Bounous, Eugene--He can't fall in , 'T' love--he has to be pushed in and gj, held under. ' Bruhn, Ernest--He picks 'em young. Campbell, Junior--Tall, dark, and dumbfounded. Cannady, Ida Berniece--What? Another CA.NNADY???? Good En 11811 Club S , National Honor Society, Orchestra and Drum Corps--Class Salutatorlan. Castleberry, Dean--Yonkervllle King-- Who's the queen? Carlin, June--Short, sweet, and hard to beat--Says Taylor. Senior Class Queen, Good English Club. Cawthorne, Melvin--A mass of genuine man-hood. V -J Carlin, Juanita--Jolly and friendly , to everyone. ' NNN X. t -4 ff . 1 Q e , 05 2 f N W! -...ef :ga , ,.fQ 5,4-so GSW WET? x is , f 5 i fn x,5tfF?f Yifg MEM f774Mf9'fN pL5,v4?L '27 'CY' sk.m- . .af 1 ffl' sfxz su-4 F-ff A 14, 4,415-14, C1-sb, EQQQU e f V' gg g Y! 1 aw . 'fy u-VM i ff S A., i Cockrell, Delvere--Life is bowl of shavings. Davis, Mary Helen--Prim as Dawson, Danny--Greater men have lived--But I doubt just a a rose. than I it. Vice President of Senior Class Dunnaway, Wilma--Knows what she knows when she knows it. G.A.A., Alpha Sigma Cappa, Chorus, Girls Quartet. Good English Club. Edson, Mildred--This little girl has a giggle all her own. Edwards, Harold--And still the wonder grew--How one small head could hold all he knew. Elliott, Margaret--Worth her weight in gold. Erickson, John--I'm young and inno- cent, but have a desire to be devilish. Alpha Sigma Kappa. Elrod, Mable--Small but mighty. Finley, Richard--Sphinx the Second. Chorus, Mixed Quartet, and Boys' Fletcher, Dorothy--Sweet young thing of our class. Gibbons, Mary Ann--An ideal gift for Quartet. BAN PLAY-opcnce STM:- 0 an man. Drum Corps major, Presi- 5'9 ent of Peppy Dozen, Good Engll club Assistant Cheer Leader Gravener, Clarence--Line forms to the right, girls. sh Gravener, Erma--Take me, take me, while you may. Staff, and Gray, Ross--Oh! to your rosy looks. Qsvitt, Gleta--They say she makes ' love in her sleep. Chorus, Mixed Quartet, Contralto Soloist, Office Orchestra, Band, G.A.A. Senior Play Prop. Mgr. little boy, trust not Gregory, Thelma--A blonde little dame who is often seen on lovers lane. Guliok, Ernest--I love my gals, but oh2,you kid' X4- 5 9 Harback, Meredith--After man came woman! She's been after him ever since. Recondite Club Pres. Good Eng. Club, Alpha Sigma Kappa, Chorus. Hawkins, R.G.--Mighty sparks from little things may fly. Beta Gamma, Alpha Sigma Kappa. Hull, Genevieve--Wise and other wise. Chorus. Hawkins, Robert--A little spot of light can marry off the worst of men. Henderson, John Charles--To ride with Mildred in an auto ls his daily 4:50 motto. Hopson, Bud--No matter what the dis-K cusslon may be--I can always dis agree. Chorus. House, James--The only thing he stoops to is the door. Hull, Gall--A man that blushes can't be all brute. Basketball WAN team, Chorus. Jacques, Beulahmae--A prudent girl con- ceals her knowledge. G.A.A. Kaesler, Evelyn--A one man woman, Oh Yeah! Debate team. Honor Society, Class Valedictorian, G.A.A. Kaiser, Hershel--Oh, yes, I study, and still the teachers don't appreciate me. Chorus, Boys' Q Quartet. Kitterman, Margaret--She never fails to do her best. Logan, Katherine--Modest, demure, 4 and sweet, for she is a girl hard V to beat. Recondlte Club, Drum Corps. Lanlgan, Paul--A sober youth, with a solemn phiz--he eats his grub, and minds his biz. Mulkey, John Wesley--Let the world go as it may, I can take it anyway. Malaska, Marie--She always insists she flunked the test, when she thinks her grade is best. Beta Gamma. Meador, Alice--Honors come by diligence Band, Orchestra. Miller, Dorthea--Always Jolly, always kind, she's a girl we like to find. Chorus, S Honor Roll, G.A.A. . lla. j:,y J 'Sv' V Y x W :ba 0 Mi our X 5548 3 Q, me AJV LQ.,-atv! 'C' fs bel Miller, Freda--For she that once is good is always good. Chorus, Beta Gamma, Good English Club, G.A.A. Montgomery, Jane--A girl after her own heart. Band, Orchestra, Good English Club, Girls' Quartet, Chorus. Mills, Mildred--nOnce in a Whileu is her theme song. She's on time--NOnce in a Whllen. Peppy Dozen, Chorus, Girls' Quartet. Mulkey, Mildred--A diligent student Mulkey, Thelma--One may be humble after pride. McCormick, June--Pretty blondes are hard to find, but I am a brunette. Napier, Lawrence--Wise men trust not the wind, the world, or the women. Orchestra, Chorus, and Basketball 'AW team. Nelson, Eleanor--she has that old Chicago brogue. Nunnley, Helen Marie--Oh cruel world, Oh heartless men, I do not love a , one of themhM 19 - ' 'E O'Conne11, Elizabeth Anne--Our student leader good and true, a finer friend you never knew. Pres. Senior class, Alpha Sigma Cappa Recondite Club. O'Connell, John Hall--Wonder why they call me Square-dome????? Porter, Dorothy Helen--Heart beats and drum beats. Peppy Dozen Orchestra, f Drum,Corpej5g f,. , Pllant, Richard--Look my way, girls-- one look and HE ran. Ratliff, Buryl--Courteous, Reserved, Quiet, and Retired. Reed, Annabelle--The only one she ,flirts with is her brother. Rittenhouse, Bob--A blank page in the book of knowledge. Chorus. Reynaud, Mary Mae--One girl, and ONLY seven nights in a week. Drum Corps f' twlrler, Peppy Dozen. aRusse1, Freda Marie--My heart is ever Ck at your service. Band, Orchestra. I Reynaud, Manpme E--She needs a Secre- .1 ,, tary to answer her telephone calls ig Drum Corps twirler, Peppy Dozen we A ttf Y ,gr,, Royal, Fred--What we can't understand 1 Qgfbf is how the Norwood girls let Fred, fhff' g .ff R 5 The four-point flash, CCassv1lleD 4 4 , ef' go. Sheehan, Jimmie--Never was a boy more like God intended him to te. Siebenthaler, Harriet--She watches him, C77 as a mouse watches a cat. Peppy Dozen, Orchestra, Drum Corps, Chorus, G.A.A.,Alpha Sigma Cappa. Smith, Bettye Lou--Stubby in statue, but strong in sport. G.A.A., Band, Orchestra, Chorus. Smith, Billy--A quiet man--he never snores in class. Band. Sperry, Dorothy June--Glggle and the world giggles with you. Good English Club. Splrgen, Margaret--If silence is gold en--she is bankrupt. Office staff. Splllman, Charles--Nothing ever bothers except his good turn daily. QHe turns twice when he sees a irl S 7. Basketball UAH team. Chorus. Stebler, Evelyn--One who never shlrks but always works. Good English Club. Summers, Jeanne--All I ask is to be left alone. Vermillion, Alma--A second Minnie Hot cha. iReference, Funny Paperl 0 Peppy Dozen, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, String Quartet. 346. vu--ff., Vermillion, Zelma--Bright blue eyes and? curly hair--here's your warning, men, beware. Press Club, Beta Gamma, Recondite Club, Alpha Sigma K. Wilson, Kathryn--Pretty is as pretty does, and she is beautiful. Recon- dlte Club, Good English Club, Beta Gamma. Wade, Omar--If he couldn't make Sally Rand drop her fan, he would take it away from her. 8 Wormington, Erma--Like all good machines she workd noiselessly. Wlmsatt, Pauline--Pleased with all the world. Calmostl. Beta Gamma, Good English Club. , Winton, Franklin--Bonaparte at his isp g best was never as good as Winton. ttf ,S iii W 'Uym-idiflw lUllUllNlIlfKDlIRS 1' ' vi, . I 1 V, Hwang I 1 President-Harold Heagerty Vice Presidenb O D Shaddox Sec Treas Clauris ,Ax ,,,,,,, 'iwslln W5 .41 -4 vw 7' All ,ga flh- John Anderson Billie Alcock Marcelle Barolin Josephine Beckett Leland Bierman Leroy Blunt John T Bowen Dortha Bright Carlyle Browning Carl Carlson C?0vLf7C32wmlLuvf-f Maxine Clements Helene Colbert Peggy Combe Beulah Cook Howard Cook Jean Cox i1l Edna Cramer 'Vi Mary Margaret My L Jimmy Davis OQCLUMD Mildred Dietrich Edward Dobbs Richard Gilliland U e J .Y W W ev' A ,g N f u.. f ' ' is Mary Louise LeFurjah Dale Long i if h Billy Lowe Dorothy McCullough Tom McM1ll1an N' Doro thy Medl in lun? .df IR xilh. 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Z 5 H-4 :E- ZP- 'r-H H? 3,2 5535 'E za E-1 f--, 'l Zi,-UE :W T. :L T I2 CILIUIBSS 'ONETT JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY This is the sixth year of existence for this society Interest in the organization has grown each year Member ship in the society is one of the most coveted honors within the realm of a student's possibilities The purpose of the organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate good citizenship, and to promote a balanced participation in extra carrlcular activities Every pupil is eligible to participate in the accumulation of points Any student who earns a minimum of 60 points in the Scholarship group, 60 points in the Citizenship group, and 40 point in the Extra curricular activities group Q25 points in E C A group for Junior High Students? is eligible to membership in the Society Election to membership takes place during the first week of the last month of school An advisory board, consisting of the highest ranking students, one from each grade, 8-9 lO-ll, and two from the 12th grade, and four faculty members appointed by the principal, acts as a committee to pass on the application of a student for points, evaluates new activities for points and determines the general policy fo the s stem 5 09 af i M4 ' A o ML Q ' I 4 4 . ' , .L L L . , I ' I 1 o I S - , o 0 o - 0 . Q Q .. XX - - 4 Q ,,-1 4' f ' ar- W w. ADVISORY BOARD OF HONOR SOCIETY Alss Jeanette Boucher, Miss Bessie Meador, Miss Priscilla Bradford, aura Klnser, Dorothy English, Marie Malaska, Ida Berniece Cannady, nary Hallenbeck, Leslie K. Grimes, Joe Cantrell. MONETT HONOR SOCIETY First row: Arlie Ebrlght, Gorden Lee Wagner, David Grimes, Billy Humy Second row: Mr. Grimes, Harold Rook, Bill Anderson, Alice Meador, Ida B. Cannady, Marie Malaska, Jo Agnes Hwkins, Imogene Gates, Mary Ruth Garris, Lorene Offut, Peggy Pray, Jeanne Anderson. Third POW: Miss Bradford, Miss Meador, Kathleen Roberts, Betty Ellen Matthews, Juana Mae Biggerstaff, Katherine Tucker, Marilyn Miller, Betty Ruth Smith, Jacquillne Scott, Anna Barolln, Margaret Bell Mason Mary Hallenbeck, Mary Margaret Davis, Miss Boucher,Mr. Cantrell. Fourth row: Melvin Fritz, Charles Counts, Emerson Smith, John-Enke, Harold Heagerty, Leland Bierman, Jimmy Higgins, Jimmy Davis, Warren Perry, Corabell Harback, Ruth Carter, Lola Tallent, Eugenia Scott. Clauris McCasl1n, Helen Gray, Wilma Blrkenback, Polly Perry, Meredith Harback, Elizabeth Ann O'Connell, Dorothy Helen Porter, Ruth Walters, Marion Meyer, Dorothy English, Peggy Combs, Laura Klnser, Virginia Mae Walton. Good English Club Back Row, left to right: Mrs. J. Rogers, Evelyn Steb- ler, Irene Avondet, Pauline Wimsatt, Dorthea Miller, Mildred Mills, Elizabeth O'Conne1l, Dorothy Sperry, Corabelle Harback, Belma Boykin. Second Row: Dorothy Helen Porter, Ida B. Cannady, Freda Miller, Ruth Walters, Marian Meyers, Mary Anne Gibbons, Wilma Dunaway, Jane Montgomery, Katherine Wil son, Agnes Marie Attaway, Margaret Bprlgen, Meredith Harback. Front Row: Blaine Bodnous, Harold Edwards, Harold Heagerty, Jimmie Davis, Leland Bierman, James Balden. Debate Team Back Row, left to right: Priscilla Bradf'ord,CCoachD, Jimmie Davis, James Share. First How: Evelyn Kaesler, Beryl Mendell, Eva Moad fCoach5. U r . -Qu sf, Back Row Herschel Kaiser, Leland Bierman, Junior Campbell, Blaine Bounous, Clarence Gravener, Richard Finley, Agnes Marie Attaway Front Row Meredith Harback, Evelyn Kaesler, Betty Lou Smith, Miss Moad, Mildred Mills, Mary Ann Gibbons, Dorothy June Sperry, Back Row Leland Bierman, Billie Alcock, Corabelle Harback, Harold Heagerty, Dorothy English, Warren Perry, O D Shaddox Front Row Laura Kinser, Billy Shockley, Miss Moad, Quentin Gallo Z -f-f1'-,-,- -L I! RECONDITE Front Row Kathryn Wilson, Juana Mae Blggerstaff, Kathleen Roberts, Elizabeth Ann O'Connell, Myrtle Groh, Edith Mermoud, Meredith Harback Back Row Zelma Vermillion, Katherine Logan, Agnes Marie Attaway, Betty Hall, Corabelle Harback, Mies Kelly Csponsorl PEPPY DOZEN Front Row: Peggy Combe, Miss Moad Csponsorl, Dorothy Helen Porter, Mary Ann Gibbons, Clauris McCasl1n. Back Row: Margaret Hiaey, Mary Margaret Deitrich, Willa Dean West, Alma Vermillion, Marjorie Faye Reynaud, Mary Mae Reynaud, Mildred Milla, Harriet Siebenthaler. ,,.... Q Z A 1. .- , fl' I . . .. 4 . , X . A ' . ' v 3 . V . 1 Ai ' i -4 4' , A 1 F , 4 4 , w Q , n 'I' ' ' H J - . - Q' V4 J K 1 5 ' h .Q if 1 .aa I A 315 8:45 OOX3 QIX' U C I I I llIEg? JUNIOR HIGH PEPPERS Front Row: Miss Blakeslee CSponsorJ Peggy Pray, Peggy Davie, Betty Ellen Matthews, Elanor Davis, Margaret Bell Mason, Jo Agnes Hawkins Second Row: Paralee Perry, Marie Gravener, Jeanne Anderson, Phyllis Montgomery, Marie Tucker, Helen Rhea Amos Back Row: Jacqueline Scott, Wilma Jo Hinds, Virginia Henderson, Mary Hallenbeck, Elanor Mae Hoff 1 P3 llllll ISM V E Ill!!! lf was Z B 3 . 1 :adv DOUBLE-SIX PEP CLUB Front Row: Virginia Harvey, Mary Margaret Davis, Dottye Lou Gilette, Charlotte Ann Ferguson, Mazle Virginia Roderick, Mary Carmack, Phyllis Mustaln Second Row: Helen Gene Harvey, Laura Ellis Willis, Mary Louise Huffman, Virginia Wagner, Betty Smith, Ann Marltan, Mis e Cobb KSponsorJ iEi fs . .V- 1-T If .147 251 Future Farmers Association Back Row--Harold Hosack, Warren Perry, Dale Long, Raymond Kelly, Leroy Blunt, Paul Lanigan, Philip Arnaud, Howard Cook, Robert Banks, O. D. Shaddox, Junior Campbell, Mr. Kirby KSponsorl Third Row--John O'Connell, Wayne Schelin, Emerson Smith, Paul Russell John Mulkey, Charles Jackson, Junior Banks, Ambrose Turner, Ray Hosaok. Second Row--Howard Anderson, Dee Wormington, David Bradley, Rondol Moore, Ben Exposito, Carl Reynaud, Eugene Bounous, Hubert Erickson Billy Wiseman. First Row--Maurice Wade, Dean Castleberry, Raymond LeMaster, John Lane Delvere Cockrell, Rex Seward, Fred Royal, Lawrence Roetto. Y! -Q.. 4. md-0 Home Economics Club Back Row--R. G. Hawkins, Zelma Vermillion, Annabelle Reed, Marjorie Thomas, Marie Malaska, Edna Cramer, Dorothy McCullough, Belma Boykin, Maxine Jackson, and Mrs. Doyel CSponsorD Front Row--Helen Gregory, Laura Kinser, Corabelle Hapback Thelma Gregory Lue111e Flaherty Dorothea Miller Mer ret 1:11 t F a Miller, Pauline Wimsatt, Irene Avenaem' ga O ' re 8 PRESS CLUB Miss Pitton KSponsorD, Zelma Vermillion, Alyce Marie Pryor, Mary K Pittman, Dorothy English, Wilma Birkenbach, Ruth Walters, Marian Myer, Polly Perry, Mary Wilma Hawk f1'k FEE ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA Back Row Mr Cantrell CSponsorJ, John Erickson, Harold Edwards, Harold Heagerty, Jimmie Higgins, Beryl Mendell, Elizabeth Ann 0'Connell, Harold Rook, Leland Bierman Front Row Peggy Combe, Harriet Siebenthaler, R G Hawkins, Zelma Vermillion, Ruth Walters, Marian Myer, Wilma Dunnaway, Meredith Harback, Agnes Attaway . , . , 1 .. . 1 C ' P I U - In vw, N . ' ,k:fv5',,,a3g . N. . 131 . Til.. A ----ls, M- 4.- , A Il-- ' . L -.. ... 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Alf- ' ' 1 ' I A ' .. 1 3. ff Shouldering tough assignments are Queenle Woods Moose English Bud Hopson Capt George Doc Parmalee Backs, Riding high at the linesmen expense Linthicum LeFur1ah Herriman Wade George Capt Chas Spilman H S Capt J B George, J College Center Center Quarterback 1- I kk f 1 s , . . . l A , , , I , . . . . 1 9 9 n AX ' 1 4 , - 'lm K' I I ' X QQ., . I I I , ' ' v 4 .filw . . , X 1 ' , 5 O I , I 0 O D O O Wm McCullough Guard. English Tackle ., 2: t , Bowen- -End Linthicum--Hal fback Woods End Parmalee Tackle a 'S ,Nz fl'-,.-W Jefferson--Guard Buchanan--Fullback Herriman End Whllner Halfback E11 iott--Tackle La.FurJah Quarterback High School Squad goes into a huddle Coach H. B. Ryon Asst. Coach L. Wade Southern California K1rk9v111g E . 6 E Wade Fullback George Halfback Royal End Walner I-Ialfback ' L 4 vfili- , A o ' , A' 9' ' ' , 6 . Hopson Guard Caetleberry Guard Enke Center Taylor End I 1:- L . I i k 1 , x 'tg T? , 5 5 1 . 0 5 4 X, .V X A E ,s ff! 'A , ik 'E get X g I im- YY 8 I if ' zo H x V 52 , I - 1 ' Q , Q A . 'V 'f - V 1- 5 if. 5 X - E Q' ' Q V a- 5 'X 8 Lowell Wade Coach H B Ryon Director of Athletics Clyde Payne Coach Introduce the 1958 Basketball Season for 1 Junior High 2 High School A ?l Junior High A Team nke Fredrick Coach Wade Reyraud Counts Dixon Wade Smith Kitterman Junior High B Team Top Row: Patton: Smith: Counts: Heagerty: Milllkan: Bottom How: Pitts: Longg Co-Capt: Taylorg Co Capt: Dobbs SEASON'S RECORD 'B' Team 5Tournaments Big Eight--Champions. Midwayg ---- Champions. Granby ----- Runner-ups. Won--19 Lost- 3 IIBIIIE III IIIIE IIIIIIIII' MII IIIIIIIII IR III IM III IIII IIN ID III III III fIIIIII III IID IEIIIIIIHIIKIINIPS VARSITY SQUAD d Row: L to right: 11 Hu Fred Royal: MONETT--SCHEDULE -A OPP MHS AA AURORA ----- 18-54 NEOSHO- ---- 55-54 CARTHAGE---21-27 NEVADA ----- 18-51 LAMAR ------ 23-54 WEBB CITY--15-25 MT. VERNON-19-21 AURORA ----- 27-41 Spillman--Center George--Guard C0-CHD? Oo- Capt. T Royal--Forward Most Valuable Wade Guard Napier Forward Hull Guard Kelly--Forward Bradle Y--Mgr. Hsyizkinxe,--Cgnter- fx V 6' N, X, , I -f ':-X fl V, , -mxjyr K wok: I A, ,, f ,gk-2 22 Top Row Coach Payne Thomlinson, Capt Tallant Herriman First Row Towers LeFurjah Hammons SEASON'S RECORD Miami Jr College Draughons Business College Joplin Jr College Springfield Teachers Iberia Jr College Joplin Jr College Draughons Business College Springfield Teachers Iberia Jr College OPP .3 -52 MJ 0 Thoilinson Capt l l C . ,,,,,-,,,,, 20-44. --20-26. , .......... 26-Ss. Green Finance -------------- -25-26- -------.54-21. , .......... 43-64. . --------. O-35. --51-57. . ------- -58-17. . --------- -39. 1 5 L 3-rf' V 1938 TRACK SQUAD' 4 in 4' any x A r 1.' r ua U X00 'F I ' 7' Q x in ' 5 X Q- . . f 1 , . w fr . -Q . In 5, A .4-, H Q -we if ip Q Qpgitlfgxi A ak -1 4 V jfvfif' 1 .V , , 3 THE VARSITY 'EQW Napier, Taylor, Heagerty, Wade George, Patton, Hull, Spilman, Royal, and Hosack vf ,Wig UNO. 1938 Baseball Squad Gym Team H F I7 :ii . I Wallner, Enke, Finley, Coach Ryon MN CLUB Bradley, David Castleberry, Dean ' Cawthorne, Melvin Counts, Charles Dobbs, Edward Enke, Edward Finley, Richard George, Dean Hawkins, Jack Haymes, Jack Heagerty, Harold Higgins, James Hopson, Bud Hornback, Norman Hull, Gall Hurd, Seba 'ae 'se 'se '41 '39 '39 'se '59 'ae '39 '59 '59 'se '59 'se '59 Kelley, Raymond Long, Dale Mlllkan, Roger Napier, Lawrence Patton, Edgar Perry, Warren Pitts, Don Royal, Fred Share, James Shockley, Bill Smith, Emerson Shipman, Charles Taylor, Bud Wade, Red Walllner, Henry H. B. Ryon '39 '39 '39 '38 '39 '39 '40 '38 '39 '39 '38 '38 '39 '39 '49 Sponsor Front row Cleft to rightg Mary Hallenbeck, Billie England Ann Galloway Betty Mae McCracken, Doris Burke, Ruth Cook Phvllls Montgomery, Virginia Mills Peggy Davis, Jacquelyn Scott Gladys Worm, Margaret Bell Mason Second row Kleft to rightl Zelma Vermillion, Alma Vermillion, Juana Mae Biggerstaff, Jean Cox, Helen Cox, Evelyn Kaeslar, Dorothy Moore, Oleta Gravitt, Mary Ann Gibbons Peggy Combs, Harriet Sleb nthaler, Marilyn Miller, Helen Reah Amos, Mary Margaret Davis Third row Cleft to right? Paralee Perry Mary Louise Huffman, Fredla Miller Vugenia Scott Catherine Tucker, Alma Jean Jolly Hazel Dell Boucher, Beaulah Cook Virginia Henderson, Lola Gallant Reva Llnebarger, Frankie Hultgren, Virginia Mae Walton Beryl Mendell Kathl en Roberts, Marion Meyer Wilma Dunnaway, Lucille Willis Betty Lou Smith Ruth Walters, Eleanor Davis Helen Gray Dorothy Lewis, Dorothea Miller Doris Lines Jeanie Smith Dottye Lou Gillette, Billy Carmack, Mazie Virginia Rod rick Lucille Flaherty, Roberta Vogt, Polly Perry Ruth Carter Eleanor Mae Hoff Sponsor Miss George Purpose The Monett G1rl's Athletic Association has for its pur pose tke promotion of interest in g1rl's athletics, to further increase clean living, clean playing, good health, and to develop a higher degree of soortsmanship in school and class spirit Its aim is to have every girl in school participating in some form of physical activity offered. ,H ll lllilliiit I h kk I x ' f 1 Helen Jean Harvey, Betty Matthews, Virginia George, Barbara 1 -' - 1 v i , . 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R fx! 1 wx U NIIINE M II NIIINE 'ii af x ' ff 77 7 . 5 W K ' ' ' f' I 5 J, A f x 1 Q Q 4 d - ll pjs K 'V . li f VL! ' . H . - , 'x its fl' 'Hia W 'Z-fi J- 4... KIMJMC 'K X LYNN E HUMMEL X. 6' 6' 9 X M.A., U. o Missou 1 xx Director of Musi XX X X - HIGH SCHOOL OQOFESTRA HIGH SCHOOL BAND S DRUM CORPS 'X' 4 ,I .-4.1 - - - -v .N 3 Q f Top Row--Margaret Hlsey, Lola Tallent, Helen Cox, Reva Linebarger Lucille Willis, Jeanne Smith, Josephine Beckett, Catherine Logan, Ida Bernice Cannady, Mary Louise Huffman, Ruth Walters. Second Row--Juana Mae Biggerstaff, Polly Perry, Beryl Mendell Lugene Lassiter, Betty Hall, Wilma Birkenback, Dorothy Helen Porter, Alma Jean Jolly, Laura Ellis Willis, Juanita Walton, Virginia Mae Walton. First Row--Mary Mae Reynaud, Catherine Tucker, Dorothy June Sperry Mildred Mills, Mary Ann Gibbons, Virginia Mills, Margaret Grass, Dorothy Medlln, Marjorie Fay Reynaud. STRING TRIO STRING QUARTET Alma Louise Vermillion, Mary Leland Bierman Alma Louise Ver Louise LeFurjah Jane Montgomery million, Lawerence Napier, Jane Montgomery REED QUINTET BRASS SEXTET Back row Charles Counts, Emer Back row Warren Perry, Raymond B011 Smith. 0 D Shaddox Front Allred, o D snaadox Front row POW Gene Paine, Ralph Harriman G c Fulton, Walter Bert Llne barger, Edward Russey ' , ' . n ,Ke , v , 4 V ' - I ... L ,. A y., , :fa-,,, ' , 'Mali' Sea 'F,l'i'1f'1 , 4. f ' ' W-- l cn O I I ' ' ' o 0 Q I 0 0 0 ' E 2 ii r .2 COLLEGE CHORUS 'Back row: Cleft to right! John Herriman, Jack Clot- felter, Jack Spain, Max Biggerstaff, Grant Mendell, Forest Caudle, O. D. Shaddox, Richard Finley. Second row: Lynn Hummel fd1rectorD Charles Stinson, Wilma Dunnaway, Jane Montgomery, B111 Davis, Betty Smith, Hershel Kaiser. First row: Oleta Gravitt, Willa Dean West, Evelyn Edwards. Norma Fritz, Meredith Harback, Mildred Kills JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS GIRLS' QUARTET Wilma Dunnaway Jane Montgomery Beryl Mendell BOYS'QUARTET Warren Perry Hershel Kaiser O D Shaddox Richard Finley MIXED QUARTET Quentin Galloway Norma Fritz Oleta Gravitt Richard Finley Mildred Louise Mills '9 56 .DAXDQQQ HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS AND GLEE CLUBS 'P O DRUM CORPS of '37 in Rogers Arkansas QQ' 0 DRUM CORPS at Sedalia State Fair '57 3 I M HARPIST Peggy Pray JUNIGIQ COlllEl MGIYETT Sli HIP HHN NWN Q NME SRS ggi' 'Q--C 'M 1' A' Q ww' Q , iid Hof G0 Anderson William Browning Frede Lck 0 fqvof fy ann , Earl Science S mlnar Sigma Mu, Pres Sophomore Class Cantrell, Virginia Thespians Candle, Forrest Chorus, Science Seminar Sigma Mu Craig, Cantrell oo'ence Seminar 5161118 Nu wig. ow, Za, Davis William C Sclenc Seminar, Sigma Mu, Thespians Chorus Derrlngton, Ruth Evelyn P1 Aloha Gamma Thesoians Vdwards, Ev lyn P1 Aloha Gamma, Chorus, Thesoians, Sigma Mu Frossard, Bob Sci noe Semlnar Sigma Mu Gatton Ruth P1 Aloha Gamma, Thesplans Griffith, Mae -P1 Alpha Gamma, Missing Links, Thesplans Heagerty, Hancel--Sigma Mu I KWWL 41 K Herriman, Fred--Sigma Mupiljl .,an-nr M Linebarger, Edgar--Sigma Mu Qjl Q s , S , ' , f N -. The plans cience Semlnaz A I Q vkyvj ,., .g,f Meek, Irene--ThesplaKsQZZf' ' ---4-'Q-- Hb. Hr' Mulkey Lorene, Pi Alpha Gamma, Missing Links 1 Pryor, Dortha Thespians, Science Seminar, School Reporter -' ,. ,fi fp k, I 'Y ur A s, 13 l A? 1 rg ' . 433' '4 8 Q? Suttles, Catherine P1 Alpha Gamma, Missing Links, Thespians cur Towers, Paul Thespians, Basketba Turner, Christine Missing Links Thespians Thomas, William J Sigma Mu Science Seminar W1 ,fe 4. Watkins, Jeanett Thesplans, Chorus vf J' Wormington, Lela P1 Alpha Gamma l E Wilson, Geraldine KPost Graduate! P1 Alpha Gamma, Thesplans Missing Links Wilson, Jimmy CPost Graduatel Thespians, Sigma Mu Wd ,sf I Rfk, HIV MQ? SWF-JM BAUMANN, JOSEPHINE--G.A.A. , yy BIGGERSTAFF, MAX--Sports renorter 8 announcer, Thesplans, College Chorus, Sigma Mu BINION, HENRIETTA CMRS. VERN HUTCHINS Nissing Links, Thesplane BROWN, EUG NE Science Seminar Eleven Million Q gk-Ss! Kea. new BUCHANAN, BILL Science Seminar Football CAMPBELL BILL- King Sargon's Jars CARR ORVILLE CLARK ROBERT Thespiane Science Seminar Eleven Million CLOTFELTER JACK Thesplans COCKRELL, DONALD Eleven Million EDWARDS EVELYN P1 Aloha Gamma, Thesplans, Sigma Mu r ENGLISH KEITH Science Seminar, Thespians, Sigma Mu Eleven Million ERICKSON, ALICE Trespians, P1 Alpha Gamma, Missing Links GARRISON NAXDENE mhespians, Missing Links P1 Alpha Gamma, King Sargon's Jars Eleven Million GRAHAM, WILLIAM Art Director of Annual Staff Football Manager ERN I 'X' if ff-fa' naw QA, lf ,yoj Mgmmyg 5 ,4 . 6' 'CT' N, 1,4 QQ HALLENBECK , RALPH ,w--Q ,- HAM. BROOKS HAMMONS, QUENTIN--Thesplans, Pl Alpha Gamma, Eleven Million, Basketball 7 fy 'K' ,, , mf, ,iii , Q-9 --a- -- , diff' HERRIMAN, JOHN--Thespians, Chorus, ,,,H'f4 Football, Basketball, class Pres, qr A E, ' Chairman College Annual Staff, :ii Y-ev! lgffk Q, xwyf lux, 'U-Y uni ,ff Qleven Million J' 'J 4,1 - af I-QQRINE, HAM FAR--mlaslng Llnks, P1 Alpha Gamma, Thesplans, Class Treasurer JACKSON, VEDAS KING, JEWELL--Thesplans, P1 Alpha l Gamma, Eleven Million LeFURJAH, FRANCIS--Football, Basket- ball, Thespians, Sigma Mu, Science Seminar LOGAN, ROSINE--Missing Links MILLER, ALLEN--Sigma Mu MILLER, TOMMY--Thesplans, Jr. College Yell Leader OGLE, LOUIS DOYLE PARMALEE, ARTHUR--Football PILANT, ARTHUR--Eleven Million POPE, MARY--Theepians, P1 Alpha Gamma, G.A.A., Eleven Million RAUCH, WARREN RIDDLE, DOREN Thespians, College Chorus, Sigma Mu ROBBINS, BERT JP Science Seminar ROBEINSON, JCSEPP Thesniens SANDERS RUTH lhesnians P1 Alnha Gamma Elexer Million SCHROEDER, CHRYS Elever Million SMITH, VIRGINIA Tbespians, Missing Links, Sigma Mu SPAIN JACK College Chorus, Science Seminar SPERANDIO BERTHA STINSON CHARLFS Eleven M1111on TALLANT, KATHARYN Thesnians TALLANT, HAROLD- Basketball, Thespians THOMLINSON, HARRY--Basketball Captain WICKS, CHARLES RHEAP-Sigma Mu, Science Seminar WALPERT, JEAN--Missing Links, Thespians Y 'NP' QF' 36 'Q' Qi. V7 MONETT JUNIOR COLLEGE In September, 1927, Monett Junior College was organized and placed under the administration of Superintendent C. E. Evans. About thirty students enrolled the first year, seven- teen of whom were graduated in the spring of 1929. The present dean, M. L. Coleman, succeeded Superintendent Evans in 1929, and through his efforts and leadership the col- lege has gradually increased both in enrollment and in service to the young people of the community. In the early years the college was loyally supported by the Monett Junior College booster Club, the P. T. A.'s, the churches, and many leading citizens of the community. Today the college is recognized as a permanent institution for which no apology is offered. A complete two-year curriculum was established in 1928, and has continued since. The college now offers ninety-nine semester hours and is accredited by both the State Department and the University of Missouri. The total enrollment for this year was one hundred nine. Many graduates of M. J. C. are today holding honorable and responsible positions. There are indications at present that a few new courses will be offered next year and that the enrollment will be the greatest in the history of the college. 2'J.ui2U -M J so 1111.5 5 .J f 5, , Q 5234...-1 :umm ig Wie -9 H523 25 aah l'd:..LJ J., W. ,Q hu jzefvrsq FORUM CLUB In 1936 the social science classes organized a Forum Club as an integral part of their regular class work. Their objective was better understanding of present-day social problems and public affairs. The students themselves decide upon subjects of a public nature which shall be considered for discussion. Social Security, farm problems, power issue, price stabil- ization, neutrality and international affairs are some of the subjects discussed. Naturally a considerable amount of preparation is done in order to be fully conversant with the subject. After the speakers are heard, open discussions are held and student participation is encouraged. In the Forum students are given an opportunity to hear both sides of controversial issues, emphasis being placed on distinguishing propaganda from fact. Thus, training is provided in the skills of discussion and methods of critical analysis, and the student is enabled to keep abreast of the changing times. PI ALPHA GAMMA Back row: Mae Griffith, Lorene Mulkey, Quentin Hammons, Ruth Sanders, Ruth Derrington, Mary Pope, Mrs. Whitfield Csponsorl Second row: Evelyn Edwards, Alice Erickson, Rayma Faye Horine Geraldine Wilson, Ruth Gatton, Naydene Garrison, Jewell King P1 Alpha Gamma was first organized in Monett Junior College in September, 1955, under the leadership of Mrs. Ermle Whitfield, the present sponsor. The purpose of P1 Alpha Gamma is to promote a professional spirit among prospective teachers and to aid education students. Outstanding activities of the club are as follows: 1955-- Valuable reading materials were secured, compiled, and sent to teachers from Monett Junior College. l956--An M.J.C.'s Educator's Club was organized. This year the club with the aid of other members of the education department sponsored and financed Monett's First Hobby Shor. The club also sponsored an anti-war program, including the play, UEleven M1ll1on'. Officers for 1937-58: President, Mae Grifflthg Vice President Lorene Mulkeyg Corresponding secretary, Geraldine Wilson, Treasurer, Carl Edwards. 'Q L King Sargon's Jarsn First Row left to right Nadine Garrison, Virginia Cantrell Dortha Pryor Second Row Eugene Brown, Paul Towers, B111 Campbell Mrs J B Rogers, Director 1 'Eleven Million' First Row Edward Russey, Doran Riddle, John Harriman, Bill Davis, Ruth Sanders, Catherine Suttles, Quentin Hammons, Mary Pope, Nadine Garrison, Jewell King Second Row Cantrell Craig, Robert Clark, Paul Towers, Chris Shroeder, Keith English, Charles Stinson, Mrs Ermle Whitfield, Director, Alice Erickson l I 4 K,-A , 1 . 3 A 4 ,Viz ' .. 'Y' -19 I 1, 112 , u ,t t, ,Ns N , 2 2 - , frrr f f www gga 2 C 1 E ,W f F if 1 R- R i- W' rr-is A , 5,,5 M gif 1 5 . . ,. ' , x as , O THESPIANS CLUB First Row: Tommy Miller, B111 Davis, Eddie Linebarger Harold Tallent, Max Biggerstaff, Eugene Brown, Robert Clark. Second Row: Ruth Gatton, Jewell King, Nadine Garrison Christine Turner, Geraldine Wilson, Jean Walpert, Henrietta Hutchens, Alice Erickson, Dortha Pryor. Third Row: Ruth Derrlngton, Kathryne Tallent, Mary Po Jimmy Wilson, Rayma Faye Horine, Bertha Sperandlo. Virginia Smith, Joseph Robinson. Fourth Row: Ruth Sanders, Evelyn Edwards, Jack Clotfe Irene Meek, Francis LeFurJah, Jack Spain. Fifth Row: Jeanetta Watkins, Quentin Hammons, Paul To Keith English. One of the most Thespians Club, was students interested year the membership increased each year organized in the fall of 1952 by f in the field of dramatics. Since productions of the club this year The outstanding 'King Sargon's Jars', 'Afraid of the Dark', 'Seeing is Bel1ev1ng', 'Old Walnut'. The sponsors, Miss Bessie Meador and Mrs. Jessie B Rogers, have worked hard and tirelessly to further the aim of the club, which is to encourage appreciation of dramatic art. I I Pea lter, were, popular organizations of M.J.C., the ive that has grown steadily, and interest has were, l HSEEING IS BELIEVINGW Front Row: Bertha Sperandi Dortha Pryor, Alice Erick Jean Walpert Back Row: Naydene Garrison Ruth Sanders, Virginia Smith, Mrs. Rogers, direc Front Row: Virginia Cantrell, Max Biggerstaff, Rayma Faye Ho Back Row: Evelyn Edwards, Quentin Hammons, Mrs. Rogers, direo Paul Towers UAFRAID OF THE DARK' Front Row: Francis LeFurJ Tommy Miller, Jack Clot- felter, Charles Stinson Back Row: Joseph Robinson, Robert Clark, Eugene Brown Mrs. Rogers, director SCIENCE SEMINAR First row, left to right: Cantrell Craig, Francis LeFurjah Eddie Linebarger, Dortha Pryor, Bill Davis, Charles Rhea Wicks, Earl Cannady. Second row: Mr. H.C. Davis, sponsor, Keith English, Forest Caudle, Robert Clark, Eugene Brown, Joseph Robinson. Third row: Fred Herriman, Doyle Ogle, Jack Spain, Billy Thomas, Bert Robbins. Science Seminar was organized by H.C. Davis, together with several of the students ln science in the year of 1956 It was the desire of this group to keep up with the recent developments in the scientific world, which led to the organization of the Science Seminar. Science Seminar is an organization of college students, membership being limited to those in the science department This year the club affiliated with the Missouri Academy of Science, which we consider a step of major importance to the progress and perpetuation of this organization. A number of members attended the Missouri Academy of Science meeting at Rolla School of Mines on April 25, 1958. Most of the members also made the annual trip to the Joplin- Galena-Pltcher mining district. Meetings are held once each week, and at each meeting a student reports on some scientific subject of recent publicity, a subject on which perhaps some valuable discovery has been made. However, this year the program was altered to include several prominent outside speakers. In this manner the membership of this club keeps 'right up to the minute' in the ever advancing field of science. SIGMA MU First row, left to right: Hancel Heagerty, Bill Davis, Jimmy Wilson, Mrs. Selves, sponsor, Forest Caudle, Earl Cannady, Eddie Linebarger, Fred Herrlman. Second row: Doran Riddle, Jack Clotfelter, Evelyn Edwards, Virginia Smith, Cantrell Craig, Charles Rhea Wicks. Third row: Max Blggerstaff, Allen Miller, Keith English, Billy Thomas. Sigma Mu was organized in 1955-54. The object of the club is to stimulate interest in the different phases of mathematics. Any student of college science or mathematics was eligible to membership. At present only students of mathematics are members. Meetings are held the first Thursday of each month. The meetings are devoted to hour programs followed by games of various sorts. OFFICERS B111 Davis .................... President Max Blggerstaff .... ... Vice President Evelyn Edwards .... ..... .. Secretary that - MISSING LINKS Left to right: Miss Pitton, sponsor, Christine Turner Jean Walpert, Nadine Garrison, Lorene Mulkey, Virginia Smith, Rosine Logan, Mae Griffith, Rayma Faye Horine, Geraldine Wilson, Henrietta Hutchens, Alice Erickson. The Missing Link Club, girls' social organization of M.J.C., whose membership is limited to fifteen girls and their sponsor, was organized in 1929 as an auxiliary to the Gorillas. The club colors are red and black, and the emblem is a missing link. Each year the club endeavors to lend its support to worthwhile activities. In 1936, the club published the college annual, Mo Ju Co. In 1937, they sponsored a tea in honor of the Senior girls of all schools attending the Monett Music Festival. This is to be an annual observance in order to acquaint students with our college. OFFICERS Mae Griffith ...... ...... . President Virginia Smith ...... .. Vice President Christine Turner .... ..... 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