Neelyville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Neelyville, MO)

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CLASS WILL I, Johnny Atwell, will my in-grown toe nails to Roy Eakins. I, Carlena Dollins, will my ability of being a good sport to Shirley Walters and my ability of being a guard to Janice Walters. I, Annette Duncan, will my typing accuracy of lOO o to June Murray and my position on the basketball team to Darlene Adams. I, Lillie Gowen, will my blonde hair to Carol Stull and my place on the pep squad to Nancy Jackson. I, Rosemary Hoesli, will my rock and roll pinsto the boys that steal them and my square dancing ability to Kip Asher. I, Shirley Humphries, will my ability to catch a boy friend to Glenda Hayman and my ability to make good grades to Jessie Rush. I, Jessie Mize, will my gum chewing ability to Brandon McVey. I, Marion Moore, will my brown curley hair to Jimmy Russell. 1, Anna Murrell, will my glasses to Minnie Dollins. I, Bob Rush, will my ability to play the bass horn to Joe Gardner and my ability to cut up in class to Howard Abanatha. I, Karol Suder, will my basketball playing ability to Lucy Lumpkins and my sweemess on the ball court to Gayle Taylor. 1, Helen Talbott, will my typing ability to Bruce Dollins and my ability to spell to Mr. ShemwelL I, Opal Thompson, will my gum to “Pop Humphries” and my ability to giggle to Brandon McVey. L LaVerne McKinley, will my position on the pep squad to Donna Francis. 1, Dorothy Hover, will my smile to Linda Chatman. I, Frank Blagg, will my ability to run the mimeograph machine to Jimmy Holloway and my cowboy boots to Mr. Green. I, Gene Hart, will my good grades to Kip Asher. I, Joyce Eggers, will my brown eyes to Ann Reece and my position as scorekeeper to Richard Dollins. 1, Carrolyn Turner, will my extra height to Ronald Hover and my extra weight to Francis Bruce. 1, Bob Brake, will my in grades in Missouri History to Mr. Hillis. I, Viola Sun, will my HOT-RODDIN to Mr. Shemwell and my ability to sit on the bench to IXiggie Sence.

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1953, 40 green, and scared freshmen came through the doors of Neelyville High School to begin a long four year toil, which is fast drawing to a close. Mr. Roy McNutt was our first sponsor. We chose Barbara Kimberlin, President; Robert Brake. Vice-President; Carlena Dollins, Secretary; Shirley Humphries, Reporter. For our Class Queen and King in the Cotton Carnival we chose Hellen Talbot and Ronald Gray. Ronald Gray was a freshman representative in the Homecoming Activities. Our two months of summer vacation over we came back to N.H.S. for our Sophomore year. We selected Miss Marcia Allen as our sponsor. We chose Johnny Atwell, President; Helen Talbot, Vice-President; Rosie Hoesli, Secretary and Treasurer; Shirley Humphries, Reporter. Our Class King and CXieen were Rosie Hoesli and Johnny Atwell. August ’55 was finally here, this was the year we got our class rings. We selected Miss Marcia Allen and Mr. Joe Hillis as our sponsors. Our class officers were: President. Frank Blagg; Vice-President, Johnny Atwell; Secretary, Carrolyn Turner; Treasurer, Lillie Gowen; Reporter, Dorothy Hover. We selected Joyce Eggers as our Queen and Frank Blagg as our King. Rosie Hoseli was crowned Homecoming Queen. Johnny Atwell, and Karol Suder were attendants. Our class was also represented in the F. F.A. Organization, Karol Suder was an attendant to the F.F.A. Sweetheart. We presented our Class Play on February 24th. It was a three-act comedy, “Spooks Alive,” it was a very big success. Thanks to our sponsors. Well, we finally made it, we were “Seniors,” and we all knew that we would soon be leaving N.H.S. and all the fun we had here. We selected Mr. Hillis, and Mr. Shemwell as our sponsors. Our class officers were: President, Frank Blagg; Vice-President. Joyce Eggers; Secretary, Lillie Gowen; Treasurer, Carrolyn Turner; Reporter, Dorothy Hover. We chose Carlena Dollins as our Queen and Robert Brake as King. Rosie Hoseli was crowned F.F.A. Sweetheart. For our class play we chose a mystery comedy, which was a very big success. Then came the day we had waited for so long, “Our tour through the South. We came back from our trip a group of happy and tired seniors.

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IS 22. Johnny Atwell 1. Opal Thompson 2. Lillie Gowen 3. Rosie Hoesli 4. Joyce Eggers 5. Jessie Mize 6. Bob Brake 7. Karol Suder 8. Marion Moore 9. Carrolyn Turner 10. Ed Travis 11. Helen Talbott 12. Viola Sutt 13. Annette Duncan 14. Frank Blagg 15. Anna Murrell 16. Shirley Humphries 17. LaVerne McKinley 18. Carlena Dollins 19. Gene Hart 20. Dorothy Hover 21. Bob Rush