Monett High School - Cuborama Yearbook (Monett, MO)

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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

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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