Mount Vernon High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Mount Vernon, MO)

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Ye Editors Is my lipstick straight? Pres. Allah! Shorthand Slaves Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boys The Guernsey Judging team above did outstanding work in the Veterans' Agricultural Program which is under the direction of Kenneth Morris and Wray R. Reeves, Itinerant instructors. Imogene Brune is the secretary to the course at M. V. H. S. 43

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This year at the Annual Barnwarmin' for the F. F. A. and F. H. A., Mary Kay Moore reigned as Chapter Sweet- heart. She was crowned and given the traditional kiss by the manager, Joe Dahlman. Later, she was presented with a Chapter Sweetheart jacket. Charlene Selvey reigned as queen over the Mt. Vernon Ha1lowe'en Festi- val. It was sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce with the help of the school. The Annual Staff had a hot dog stand at the affair and the proceeds helped to finance the MOUNTAINEER. X il. Q X 'fa ix 1 -4.x-,XA L . 1 E N27 X f,

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, I The Junior Class Play THE READY MADE FAMILY, by Jay Tobias, was a huge success financially, as well as from the standpoint of entertainment. The cast was well chosen and their acting was excellent. The characters were as follows: Henry Turner . . . C. W. Matthews Sammy Turner . . . Roy Jean Carter Doris Turner . . . Pat Bassore Agnes Martin . . . Carolyn Rathman Gracie Martin. . . Willa Jean Glover Marilee Martin . . Alice Jones Bob Martin . . . . John Furgason Lydia Martin . . . , . . . Loretta Irwin Of course it takes some good sponsors and student directors to make the characters function, so Mrs. Blakey, Mr. Carl, Twyla Rosebrough, and Mary Kay Hunter were responsible for much of the success of the play. The play was held December 7 and 8, with capa- city crowds both nights. 44