Neelyville High School - Tiger Yearbook (Neelyville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

DEDICATION TO YOU OUR TEACHER, we are grateful because we have learned from you so much more than the contents of a book. TO YOU OUR ADVISOR, we are thankful because we have been inspired to believe in the goodness of man. TO YOU OUR FRIEND, we offer heartfelt gratitude because you are one of us. BECAUSE AS TEACHER, ADVISOR, AND FRIEND, you have inspired, guided, and understood us; because through you we have gained a great respect for Neelyville High; thus Mrs. Ruth Green this 1960 record of our life at Neelyville High is dedicated to you as a lasting mark of our deep respect and affection for you. Students of N. H. S. ADVISOR: Mrs. Green; NEWSPAPER EDITORS: Elizabeth Hri- bovsek and June Robertson; ANNUAL EDITORS: Judy Cunning- ham and Shirley Alliston. BACK ROW: Mrs. Green, Gary Cochran, Elizabeth Hribovsek, Shirley Alliston. SEATED: Glenda Barnes, Judy Cunningham, and June Robertson. THE TIGER 1959-60 CONTENTS Published by THE JOURNALISM CLASS of NEE LYVIL.LE HIGH SCHOOL Neelyville, Missouri DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENTS SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENT BOARD OF EDUCATION PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY . . VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER . . . Lloyd Surber Foster Lomax . Carl Dollins . . Ray Scott NAMES AS THEY APPEAR: Junior Lee, Lloyd Surber, Carl Dollins, and Foster Lomax. NOT SHOWN: Walter Blagg, Ray Scott, and Ellis Travis. SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE I am grateful for this opportunity to greet each of you through the courtesy of the Journalism Class. Few of us, faculty or students, ever reach our full potential. Many lives have been lived out in mediocrity because there seemed to be no worlds to conquer. Such cannot be said of this day and generation. vVe know of new fields and new spaces to investigate. Whether you are satisfied to dwell with the so called average or go backward into obscurity and failure as a generation or forge far ahead in some field will depend on how you meet the opportunities which crowd around you. What will you do about it? W. I. Green Administration JOSEPH L. HILLIS Principal B. S. E. Southeast Missouri State College Masters Degree Arkansas State College The schools of the community are main- tained for the one purpose of offering you the maximum opportunity for a good education. The time, thinking and re- search, you invest in your daily school life will determine the benefits you will derive from the expenditures of your parents and the efforts of your teachers. May your remaining years in high school not only be pleasant but also enable you, now and always, to capitalize fully on your opportunities for learning and service. MRS. MILDRED VAN DOVER Elementary Principal B. S. E. Masters Degree Arkansas State College I have enjoyed working with the teachers and the student body. I think we have had one of our most profitable years. MR. ORVILLE ALLEN B. S. Agriculture University of Missouri Vocational Agriculture 1,2, 3,4 ' ) MR. BILL BLAGG B. S. E. , Univer- sity of Arkansas Physical Education Drivers Education MRS. WILLENE BLAGG University of Arkansas Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4 MR. ’SIDNEY GIFFORD Senior Sponsor Central College Missouri University Arkansas State College Chemistry, Science Biology MRS. RUTH GREEN Sophomore Sponsor B. S. E. , Southeast Missouri State College Typing, Shorthand Secretarial Practice Journalism MR. DAN MARSH Senior Sponsor Arkansas State College University of Kansas English 1, 4 Citizenship Speech MR. HARRY MINITREE Sophomore Sponsor Vanderbuilt University University of Missouri Harvard University English 2, 3 MR. JAMES MULLIGAN Junior Sponsor Northwest Nazarene College University of Illinois B.S. Music Degree Band Chorus Fund, of Music MRS. ANDONIA PERKINS Junior Sponsor B.S.E., Arkansas State College Math 1, 2. 4 Algebra 2, 3 MR. LLOYD THOMAS B.S.E. Union University M.A. University of Alabama University of Mississippi History MRS. AVA BRICKELL 5th Grade B. S. E. , Arkansas State College MRS. INEZ SURBER 6th Grade Southeast Missouri State College Arkansas State College MRS. HAZEL CORNEILSON 7th Grade Maryville State Teachers College Arkansas State College MRS. MARY EPPS Special Education B.S. E. , Arkansas State College Murray State College Kentucky MRS. RUTH GRAY 3rd Grade B. S. E. Arkansas State College MRS. ELSIE MC MILLAN 1st Grade Arkansas State College Mrs. Shands, Mrs. Hyland, and Mrs. Pollard COOKS AND BUS DRIVERS John Gatlin, Tom McKinley, Counts Murray, Fred Williams, Wallace Warren, and Carl Brake. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Reporter. . . Shirley Alliston . . . Bobby Kifer . . . Nancy Brake Thelma Pennington CLASS MOTTO Here we have launched, where shall we land CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Lavender and White Red Rose SPONSOR Mr. Gifford SPONSOR Mr. Marsh BARNES, GLENDA ALLISTON, SHIRLEY Basketball 1 F. H. A. 1,2,3 F. H. A. Officer 3 Class Play 3 Class Officer 3, 4 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Annual Editor 4 ARCHER, WANDA F.H. A. 1,2,3 Class Queen 2 Chorus 4 BRAKE, NANCY Class Officer 4 Basketball 1 Band 2 Home Ec. Award 3 F.H. A. 1,2,3, 4 F. H. A. Officer 3 Class Play 3 Librarian 4 Class Queen 3 Bookkeeping Award 3 BRADLEY, PAULA Cheerleader 2 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Officer 4 Football Attendant 1 Class Queen 1, 4 Band 1,2,3 Majorette 1,2,3 Cheerleader 3, 4 F.H. A. 1,2 Class Play 3 Hi-Lites Staff 4 BLAGG, MONA Basketball 1 Typing Award 3 History Award 3 Math Award 2, 3 Class Play 3 Librarian 2 COCHRAN, GARY BROOKS, HERSHELL Chorus 3 Class Play 3 CLAY, RUBY Chorus 3 N. H. A. 1 Band 1,2 Class Play 3 Hi-Lites Staff 4 FERGUSON, RONALD DOLLINS, WAYNE F. F. A. 1,2 DUKES, RONALD Basketball 2 Citizenship Award 1 Woodworking Award 1 History Award 3 F. F. A. 2 Class Officer 1, 2 Biology Award 3 Chorus 3 F. F. A. 1 Class Play 3 Class King 1 FIELDS, WILLIE F. F. A. 1 GOWEN, JOHNNY Chorus 3 F. F. A. 1 FIELDS, MELKEE Chorus 3 N. H. A. 1 HOVER, BARBARA GUNN, JUNE Basketball Attendant 3 F. H. A. 2, 3 F, H. A. Officer 3 HARKINS, ELEANOR Glee Club 2 Cheerleader 2, 3 Class Play 3 KIFER, BOBBY Chorus 3 Baseball 4 F. F. A. 1 Class Play 3 Class Officer 4 HRIBOVSEK, ELIZABETH F. H. A. 1,2,3 Band 1, 2 Librarian 1, 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Class Play 3 Hi-Lites Editor 4 PIGG, EARL F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Officer 3, 4 Class Officer 3 RIDEOUT, DANNY ROBERTSON, JUNE Chorus 2, 4 F. H. A. 3,4 Class Play 3 Hi-Lites Staff 4 Hi-Lites Editor 4 TREADWELL, MARY YATES, MAE SENCE, ALBERTA F. H. A. 1,2,3 Class Officer 1, 3 Chorus 4 i Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President..................Jimmy Wilson Vice-President....................Doug Sheeks Secretary.........................Peggy Thurman Reporter..........................Jack McKinney CLASS MOTTO Life is like a picture, so paint it well CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose SPONSOR Mrs. Perkins SPONSOR Mr. Mulligan W Allen, Johnny Bomar, Marjorie Brannum, Thelma Bruce, Mary Casinger, Ted Chapman, Loyd Crawford, Red a Crawford, Veda Crismon, Jean Day, Ethel Deaner, Millard Dollins, Lorene Eggers, Herman Ellsworth, Johnny Fields, Flora Fingers, Lee French, Mary Gould, Betty Gowen, Shelia Hager, Jim r Hagy, Oliver Harden, Mary Lee Hastings, Chris Houston, Jackie Hover, Shirley Kifer, Jackie Lewis, Bobby McKinney, Jack McQuay, Ellen Maddox, Lucinel Martin, Carrie May, Mary Doris Miller, Marlene Moore, Faye Moore, Joyce Morgan, Pearline Pennington, Eugene Pennington, Richard Penrod, Carolyn Perren, Anna Mae Peters, Carolyn Pierce, Earl Rich, Richard Rouse, Doris 0 Russell, Sharron Sells, Junior Sheeks, Douglas Stanford, Eugene Stull, Martha Teague, James Thurman, Peggy Tolliver, Jimmy 3 Trentlemen, Jim Twitty, Jim VanDover, Vivian Willis, Judy ) I Wilson, Jim Wooten, Bob SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President................Paul Webber Vice-President.........Ronald Emmons Secretary..............Laverne Emmons Reporter..............Kenneth Barker CLASS MOTTO Let it rain, let it pour we'll be here for two years more’ CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Carnation SPONSOR SPONSOR Mrs. Green Mr. Minnitree Archer, Noveda Atwell, Sammy Barker, Kenneth Beedles, Albert -A y ’’% Blunt, Bennie Bollheimer, Carol Braden, Gene Brake, Cora Lee Burkhead, Larry Burnett, Lula Clay, Maud Cooper, Joyce L Croy, Barbara Croy, Claudia Deaner, Sherman Ellis, Gladys -71' Ellis, Nathan Emmons, Laverne Eye, Patsy Fisher, Dale Gatlin, Johnny Gatlin, Patty Sue Goodrich, Betty Halliburton, Willie Hancock, Richard Hancock, Thomas Hart, Bonnie Hart, Frank Ivy, Jackie Kovach, Lou Ann Lewis, Glenda Lovette, Hershell McMillen, Rosa Milde, Randall Miller, Joyce Mize, Joyce Morris, Jimmy Perren, Patsy Perren, Sharon Perren, Tommy Powell, Joe Pratt, Mary Jane Reece, Lois Robinson, Jackie Roston, Vera Stanley, Richard Stephens, Chester Sutt, Alice Terry, Annie Twitty, Judy Warren, Joyce Webber, Ann Webber, Paul Whitehead, Bob Whitby, Clara Williams, Bonnie Woods, Ronnie Young, Eddie a otii FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Reporter . . . Louis Rohifs . Bob Green Ruby Dollins Sharron Hill CLASS MOTTO Be sure you're right, then go ahead CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Orchid and White White Orchid Atwell, Sandra Barker, Dolly Bates, Raymond Blagg, James Brannum, James Browder, Rosie Buhler, Jimmie Burden, Julia Clay, Icean Day, Eugene Dillinger, Randall Dollins, Harry NK Dollins, Ruby Dugas, Larry Ellis, Lillian Ellis, Magaline Fields, Aughty Fields, Manda Finnie, Jacquelyn French, Linda I Gilbert, Eddie Gourley, Dale Green, Bob Hargate, Earnest Jp Hill, Sharon Hover, Nellie Humphrey, Marian Hunt, Francis Jones, Pauline Karnes, Marvin Lewis, Herman Lomax, Kathy McCain, Jimmy Matthews, Lillie Miller, Andrew Miller, Mary Murray, Marvin Murrell, Clayton Myers, Robert Parks, Raymond 1 I Penrod, Penrod, Powell, Powell, Bill Troy Darwin Genevieve Powell, Paulette Pratt, George Ramsey, Sharon Raney, Lena Raymer, Dean Robertson, Arlene Robertson, Darlene Rolphs, Louis Sence, Johny Sheppard, Kyle Silkwood, Sylvia Stephens, Willie n A Smith, Arthur St. Cin, Donna Taylor, Janet V Thurman, Roy V Tinsley, Estell Tolliver, Jim Uhl, Bertha Wagner, Charles I Walters, Leroy Whitt, Clarence Whoberry, Erma Whoberry, Jerry jk' Jz 8TH grade n ' v r O n n n • _ ♦ i 1 � ? z M rs V-. S A ri | SI 9 jr r w- r «- i ' si 1 t ' r V 0 © ft V 7TH GRADE R A C3l © Q O ft o «I •u- r: 1 • .9 : 4 SS A' .;ftuS _ „, ,� •••.% r ? TV ,-i,h ,.,;Di i 3RD GRADE L . a rj - • S i 1 s r k -•. � i : r ■A- 1 • • 1ST GRADE BACK ROW: Coach Blagg, Ted Casinger, Doug Sheeks, Bob NEELYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE. ItSf-IMO Coach—Rill Blagg Nov. IS—Grandin (There) Nov. 17—Wheatley (There) Nov. 20—Parma (Home) Nov. 30-Dec. 6—Bloomfield Tournament Dec. 8—Bernie (Home) Dec. 15—Naylor (Home) Dec. 18—Fisk (There) Dec. 22—Van Buren (There) Dec. 28-Jan. 2—Parma Tourney Jan. 8—Van Buren (Home) Jan. 12—Zalma (There) Jan. 15—Grandin (Home) Jan. 19—Wheatley (Home) Jan. 22—Couch (Home) Feb. 5—Piedmont (Home) Feb. 12—Naylor (There) Feb. 16— Ellsinore (Home) Feb. 19—Ellsinore (There) Wooten, Pete Blackwell, and Richard Rich. FRONT ROW: Manager, Dean Raymer, Jim Trentlemen, Paul Webber, Jr. Sells, and James Teague. BASKETBALL A” TEAM B” TEAM BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Coach Blagg, Sam Atwell, Eddie Young, Bob Whitehead, Johnny Gatlin, Sherman Deaner, Joe Powell, and Dean Raymer, Manager. FRONT ROW: Johnny Sence, Bob Green, Louis Rolphs, Willie Halliburton, Kenny Barker, Larry Tolliver, and Mose Young. Paul Webber 6' Sophomore Ted Casinger 5' 10 Junior Pete Blackwell 5' 10 1 2 Junior Bob Wooten 5' 11 1 2 Junior Richard Rich 5' 9 Junior Doug Sheeks 6' Junior CHEERLEADERS Ann Webber, Glenda Barnes, Vivian VanDover, Vera McKeel, Sandra Atwell, Janet Taylor. I Glenda Vivian Vera pp II BACK ROW: Joe Powell, Jim Hager, Richard Rich, Doug Sheeks, Paul Webber, Pete Blackwell, Bob Wooten, Ted Casinger, and Coach Blagg. FRONT ROW: Bat boy, Dick Hancock; Kenny Barker, Bennie Blunt, Jack Kifer, Roy Thur- man, Bobby Kifer, Sam Atwell, and Manager, Johnny Gatlin. BASEBALL TEAM JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Peters, Jane Russell, Rose Ann Brake, Donna Parish, Kathy Ivy, and Connie Sheeks. BACK ROW: Donnie Wills, Jimmy Crossen, Leon Sheeks, Harold Ezell, Lowell Moore, Mitchell Hribovsek, and Michael Fickert. FRONT ROW: Danny McKeel, Gerald Ramsey, Gary Lee, Floyd Bridgewater, Grover Blagg, and Wayne Isom. JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS BACK ROW: Donnie Wills, Clifton McKinley, Harold Ezell, Leon Sheeks,,and Michael Fickert. FRONT ROW: Wayne Isom, Gerald Ramsey, Grover Blagg, Gary Lee, Denny McKeel, Floyd Bridgewater, Wilbur Gatlin, Jimmy Crossen, and Lowell Moore. Glenda Barnes was crowned basketball queen by Captain Richard Rich. HOMECOMING QUEEN AND ESCORT QUEEN: Glenda Barnes ESCORT: Richard Rich ATTENDANT: Carolyn Knowlton ESCORT: Ted Casinger ATTENDANT: Vivian VanDover ESCORT: Douglas Sheeks ATTENDANT: Vera Me Keel ESCORT: Pete Blackwell ATTENDANT: Mary Harden ESCORT: Joe Powell ATTENDANT: Ruby Clay ESCORT: Bob Wooten Activities KATHY IVY DONNIE WILLS CARNIVAL ROYALTY The Neelyville Cotton Carnival of 1959 was held November 6. The queen was Kathy Ivy. She was wearing a lovely white formal and was escorted to the throne by the king, Donnie Wills. The throne was white trimmed in lavender with a white background with the letters, N.H.S. in the center. Donnie Wills Kathy Ivy 1st PLACE Seventh Eighth Grades Kenneth Laverne 2ND PLACE Sophomore Class Douglas Marjorie 3RD PLACE Junior Class Bud Sylvia 4TH PLACE Freshman Class Billy Joetta Crown Bearer Flower Girl Danny Paula 5TH PLACE Senior Class The stage for the Cotton Carnival was dec- orated as a float des igned by the Home Ec. Girls under the supervision of Mrs. Blagg and Mrs. Van Dover. CARNIVAL SNAPS Lady Boxers Laverne Bonnie Sing It Pretty Seniors Senior Stand Vice President, Faye Moore: Pianist, Marilyn Gibbs; Reporter, Lou Ann Kovach: Treasurer, Carol Bollheimer; President, Peggy Thurman; Secretary, Paula Bradley; Parliamentarian, Marlene Miller; Song Leader, Jean French; Historian, Thelma Brannum; ADVISOR, Mrs. Blagg. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Home Economics Girls work hard on their projects. President, Clifton Murrell; Vice President, Earl Pigg; Secretary, Jack McKinney; Treasurer, Jack Ivy; Reporter, Johnny Ellsworth: Sentinel. Jim Trentlemen; ADVISOR, Mr. Allen. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW; Clifton Murrell, Earl Pigg, Jack McKinney. Jack Ivy, Johnny Ellsworth, Jim Trentlemen, Mr. Allen. SECOND ROW: George Pratt, Clayton Murrell, Jerry Silkwood, Sam Atwell, Paul Hagy, Dale Gourley, James Blagg, Harry Dollins, Danny Rideout. THIRD ROW: Dale Fisher, Johnny Allen. Charles Dillinger, Kyle Sheppard. Larry Burkhead, Jim Twitty. Herman Eggers, Oliver Hagy, Eugene Day, Lloyd Chapman, Estell Tinsley, James Brannum. FOURTH ROW: Darwin Powell, Larry Dugas, Randall Dillin- ger, Jimmy McCain. Charles Wagner, Jim Tolliver, Bud Hargate. Randall Milde, Hershell Lovette, Willie Stephens, Arthur Smith. H Secretary, Jack McKinney; Attendant, Loren Dollins; Presi- dent, Clifton Murrell; Sweetheart, Donna St. Cin; Vice Presi- dent, Earl Piggf Attendant, Vera McKeel. F. F. A. SWEETHEART FOURTH ROW: Troy Penrod, Johny Sence, Mr. Mulligan, Jimmy Trentleman. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Crossen, Jerry Abanatha, Gary Lee, Jerry Creach, Danny McKeel, Johnny Ellsworth, Bob Green. SECOND ROW: Cora Lee Brake, Peggy Thurman, Eugene Stanford, Wilbur Gatlin, Faye Moore, Earl Pierce, Michael Asher. FIRST ROW: Sandra Atwell, Sharron Ramsey, Kathy Lomax, Rose Ann Brake, Gerald Ramsey, Marlene Miller, Larry Perren, Clifton Pennington, Linda Peters, Francis Hunt, Vivian VanDover. BAND MAJORETTES Vivian VanDover, Peggy Thurman, Faye Moore. Janet Taylor and Dale Gourley; Wanda Wolverton and Bob Green: Marjorie Bomar and Jack McKinney; Peggy Thurman and Richard Rich; Laverne Emmons and Paul Webber; Cora Lee Brake and Kenneth Barker; Shirley Alliston and Danny Rideout; Judy Cunningham and Clifton Murrell. BOY AND GIRL OF THE MONTH LIBRARIANS STANDING: Cora Lee Brake, Carolyn Peters, Thelma Pennington. SEATED: Laverne Emmons, Elizabeth Hrib- ovsek, Nancy Brake. PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME Marjorie Bomar and Jack McKinney MOST STUDIOUS Judy Cunningham and Jimmy Wilson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST POLITE Bob Green and Carol Bollheimer Bonnie Hart and Earl Pierce BEST ATHLETES Ted Casinger and Mona Blagg FIRST ROW: Darwin Raymer, Earl Pierce, Richard Rich, Ted Casinger, Jim Wilson, and Jack McKinney. SECOND ROW: Peggy Thurman, Carolyn Knowlton, Janet Johnson, Mary Bruce, and Faye Moore. THIRD ROW : Thelma Brannum, Marlene Miller, Carolyn Peters, Vivian VanDover, Jean Crismon, Marjorie Bomar, Sharon Russell, Mary May and Ethel Day. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY HILLBILLY WEDDIN' Cast of Characters Paw Belsnickle. . . . Maw Belsnickle. . . . Ceelie Belsnickle. . . Bonnie Mae Belsnickle Juney Lou Belsnickle . Four Belsnickle . . . Five Belsnickle . . . Six Belsnickle . . . . Obeey Upschlager. . . Chiz Upschlager . . . Ronald Maxwell . . . Lucy Maxwell . . . . The Reverend . . . . Couson Zeke .......... . . Ted Casinger . . . Mary Bruce • Thurman . Carolyn Knowlton . . Marlene Miller . . Sharon Russell . Thelma Brannum . Vivian VanDover . Johnny Ellsworth . . . Earl Pierce . . Jack McKinney . . Carolyn Peters . . Jimmy Wilson . . . Richard Rich Advertising Compliments of The Old Reliable ank «I Puplar Sluii “I H I OlO I R I II A I I ■ (««• ««• OFFICERS Gerard L. Saracini President Cline W. Owen Vice-President G. L. Jeffress Vice-President Boss H. P. Bennett Cashier William Stilley Assistant Cashier Stella Stilley Assistant Cashier Vernon Crossen Assistant Cashier Stephen J. Sun Assistant Cashier BOARD OF DIRECTORS G. L. Jeffress President Barnes Grocer Co. Cline W. Owen Investments Hersehel Bess Investments V. H. Steward Steward Stock Farms C. T. McDaniel Investments Albert Boeving Investments Kendall D. Clowe Clowe Insurance Agency Boss H. P. Bennett Cashier Gerard L. Saracini President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE CORNING BANK A FRIENDLY BANK 3% PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS NEELYVILLE COTTON COMPANY GINNERS AND BUYERS COTTON-COTTONSEED-SOYBEANS PHONE YU 9-4653 NEELYVILLE, MO. O.L. WOODS, OWNER J.R. ABANATHA, MGR. Compl imerits of STATE BANK of Popular Bluff Poplar Bluff, Missouri Member of F. D. I. C. Compl I merits of DOCTORS HOSPITAL AND KNEIBERT CLINIC SHELTON RETAIL LUMBER COMPANY Phone YU 9-4438 Neelyvllle. Ho. Complete Line of Building Materials Plumbing Supplies Authorized Dealers ARK-RAK Roofing Good Water Pumps SHELTON APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE COMPANY Phone YU 9-4432 Neelyvllle, Mo. Complete Line of Frlgldalre Appliances Home Furniture RCA-TV Open 24 Hours a Day WALTER BROS Devear Walters Cec i 1 Walters General Merchandise Groceries and Fresh Meats Dry Goods, Lumber, and Hardware Feeds, Seeds, Cleaned and Crushed You've Tried the Rest, Now Try the Best H. N. RATCLIFFE COTTON COMPANY G i nners Buyers of Cotton, Cotton Sped Fertilizer and Soy Beans Phone 576 Neelyville, Missouri Phone YU 9- 9 + Neelyville, Missouri H. N. Ratcli ffe Clyde Shemwell, Mgr. SHELTON OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTOR FOR GULF OIL CORP. Phone SUnset 5-6100 Poplar Bluff, Mo. ARK-MO STATION AND CAFE BUS STATION PHONE 9-4466 24 HOUR SERVICE Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS «I BEN BIDEWELL HARDWARE y SPORTING GOODS i School Sweaters, Socks and Shoes Poplar Bluff, Missouri 1 30 Vine St. King-Size Regular Phone SU 5000 COCA - COLA BOTTLING CO. of Poplar Bluff, Missouri BARNES BOEVING BROS. GROCER COMPANY COTTON COMPANY Poplar Bluff, Mo. Main Office Wholesale Distributors Poplar Bluff, Missouri of Phone 3128 Lush'us Flour and Libby Delmont Foods Ginners, Buyers of Cotton Cotton Seed, and Soybeans CLAYTON'S BLACKSMITH WELDING SHOP MORROW’S GROCERY Conoco Service Station 5 Miles North of Neelyvilie, Mi ssouri Miles North of Neelyvi11e MC KIM MILL SUPPLIES Mi ssouri Saw Mill Repairing-Welding Machine Shop Services-New Saws Rebuilt Saws-Used Saws Saw Mill Equ i pment Saws, Bits, Shanks Highway 67 South-Phone 2235 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments of IMPERIAL MILLING COMPANY Phone 3Af 10 5th and Cherry Streets Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments of WARD'S STORE Route 1 Harville Missouri FRANKLIN'S GARAGE GAS STATION Neelyvi11e Missouri Phone 9-kkkO TOM FICKERT'S Gulf Service Station Prompt Courteous Service 1 Mile North of Neelyvilie Phone YU 9-b6k8 Neelyville Missouri Phone A880 Nite Phone 5088 HWY. 67 LUMBER COMPANY Pine, Oak, Cypress and Mixed Soft and Hardwoods Custom Planing - Best Prices N, R. Nick Greathouse Owner and Operator Hwy. 67 South Poplar Bluff Missouri 'The Best Place To Buy Your New Chevrolet FRANK NELSON CHEVROLET COMPANY SUnset 5-5771 1000 Block W. Pine Blvd. Poplar €luff, Missouri FRANK-COTRELL FUNERAL CHAPEL Poplar Bluff, Missouri Dial SU 5-5701 BAUMHOEFER AND SON Plumbing, Heating Sheet Metal Contractors Pipe, Elbows and Fittings for Cotton Gins 307 Pine Street Phone 2910: Res. 5368 Poplar Bluff, Missouri WEST’S Flower Shop Greenhouses 2217 West Maud Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri ARK - LINE STATION AND CAFE 24 Hour Service Phone YU 9-4491 Welding and General Repair Parts and Accessories CUNNINGHAM S GARAGE Naylor, Missouri Phone Day, YUkon 9-5397 Night, YUkon 9-5381 Conoco Gas and Oi1 MOTOR HARBOR CAFE % STATION Hi-Way 67 South Phone SU 5-9767 D-X Gasoline and Motor Oil 2k Hour Mechanical Service Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Blackman Owners GRAY’S CONOCO STATION Hershel and Kenneth G. and H. Diesel and Truck Fuel Bradley's Cafe 8 Miles South of Poplar Bluff, Missouri Hi-way 67 COX INSURANCE AGENCY 1128 Vine Phone SU 5 2521 Fi re, Auto General Insurance - All Lines Fire Auto Truck Farm Life Hospital Liability Machi nery Cox Insurance Agency 1128 Vine Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone SU 5 2521 BLACK’S RETAIL LUMBER YARD Home Builders for More than 61 Years Phone UL 7 2821 Corning, Arkansas K % R SPORTING GOODS, INC. Complete line of Sporting Goods 203 Pine Phone SU 3 736 Poplar Bluff, Missouri CLEVLEN INSURANCE AGENCY Morrison L. Clevlen 310 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. It is Wise to Insure NEELYVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. Combines Tool s Moline Avery Parts Complete Repair Service Fi restone Ti res Seeds-Ferti1izers-Coal Phone 9-M+82 Neelyville, Missouri DAILY AMERICAN REPUBLIC Your Home Newspaper Member Associated Press Poplar Bluff, Missouri ADAMS AMOCO STATION Amoco Gas Oil Products Hy-way 67 North Phone UL 7“2621 Corning, Ark. Wheels Lined Balanced Washing - Lubricating Oi 1 Changes Lowel1 Adams Owner Operator BE SOCIABLE HAVE A PEPSI We Listen To K. C. CO o 1260 KC And Trade At THE COUNTRY STORE Corn i ng, Arkansas BLUFF CITY MOTORS Your Friendly Ford Dealer Guy Shackelford Gordon Lewis William B. Price Phone SU 5-6bQk k30 E. Pine Poplar Bluff, Missouri CREACH'S GARAGE New Used Cars Parts North of Neelyville Junction HI-way 67 THILMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY KILLIAN GROCERIES AND 66 STATION Wi ri ng Suppii es Lighting Fixtures Meats, Produce and Feeds We appreciate your business 1 1 1 Vine Dial SU 5 2938 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Hi-way 67 South Poplar Bluff Missouri Phone SU 5 7322 THE LUMBERMAN Truckers Welcome Phone SU 5 9686 ZEPHYR STATION CAFE Everything in Building Material John Batchelor, Manager Phone SU 5 9795 From Foundation to Chimney Top Poplar Bluff, Missouri 9 Mi. South of Poplar Bluff, Missouri Hi-way 67 Maytag Kelvinator HY MC WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY BLACKWOOD AND BONE Poplar Bluff, Missouri Hardware and Furniture Phone SU 5-6A04 Corning, Arkansas Zenith T.V. Tappan Phone UL 7 3411 FORBRIDGE FEED PRODUCE COMPANY T. A. Forbes Wholesale - Retai1 H H AUTO PARTS Flour - Feed - Seeds Farm Supplies Machine Work Phone SU 5 2423 5th Street Henderson Ave. Poplar Bluff Missouri Corning, Arkansas Compliments of 0'NEALS THE LUCY LEE HOSPITAL Home of Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothes Arrow Shirts - Dobbs Hats MC PHEETERS CLINIC Poplar Bluff, Missouri BLUFF CITY BEER PRODUCE MAGEE FURNITURE COMPANY 521 Henderson Avenue Phones: 4602 - 4603 Everything for the Home Poplar Bluff, Missouri Corning, Arkansas TOELLNER BAKERY WH1 TENER-E 1CHELBERGER MOTOR SALES Phone SU 5-3135 Bakers of Bamby Bread Your Rambler Dealer Chain Saws - Boats Motors Poplar Bluff, Missouri SU 5 3933 Highway 60 East Poplar Bluff, Missouri STRAWBERRY CENTER STATION Groceries - Meats - Gas - Oils Savex Gas Compliments of 5 Mi. South of STOVALL'S Poplar Bluff, Missouri Poplar Bluff's Leading 67 Highway Phone SU 5 5535 J. 0. Vernon Department Store RODGERS THEATRES, INC. Operat i ng GENERAL BAPTIST PRESS Rodgers and P. B. Drive-in Theat res A complete line of Religious Suppii es Rodgers Rexall and Rodgers Hi-way Drug Stores Phone SU 5 3031 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Poplar Bluff Missouri Congratulat ions MORGAN PHARMACY BURNETT VINES Your Prescription Store Garage Service Station Phone UL 7 26A1 Corning, Arkansas Corning, Arkansas Phone UL 7 3501 SWANK'S A. A. A. SERVICE i Mi. S. 60-67 Junction Poplar Bluff Missouri CHAS. C. MEEK LUMBER COMPANY Ditch Road at Mo. Pac. Tracks Phone SU 5-5754 Poplar Bluff Missouri SHANNON FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 308 Vine Phone 2320 Poplar Bluff Missouri ROSS WELDING AND BLACKSMITH General Machine Work Portable Electric and Oxygen Acetylene Welding Winch Truck Service 1709 South Eleventh Phone 4116 Poplar Bluff Missouri POPLAR BLUFF PACKING COMPANY Custom Slaughtering Highway 67 South of Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone SU 5 4579 To the Class of 60 Better Job - Brighter Future Secretarial, Accounting and Civil Service Courses at BLUFF CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE Phone SU 5 3620 Poplar Bluff Missouri J. H. Rounsaville, President N0RTHW0LD RESTAURANT Poplar Bluffs Friendliest Finest Private Room for Banquets, Parties, Business| Meeting Special Occasions 2 Miles North 67 60 Phone 5-5913 VIC'S T.V. CENTER New Used Televisions Bank Rates South Ditch Road Phone SU 5 9423 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Victor Bagwel1 Owner Manager Congratulations to the Seniors ALL 1STON1S AUTOCADE CAFE BLUFF ELECTRIC WORKS Open 24 hours Phone YU 9-4488 9-448) Hwy. 53 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone SU 5-5779 Poplar Bluff, Missouri E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY The Friendly Yard HICKORY HOUSE MOTEL Gift Shop, Restaurant and Service Station A)1 year round pool Phone 5-9601 5-9602 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone 5-6402 Mrs. W. A. Markel Compliments of DUNN'S STORE MAGEE FURNITURE COMPANY Neelyville, Missouri Comings Oldest and Largest Groceries - Meats Phone UL 7-5500 Feed - Hardware MURRAY'S GARAGE Auto Repa i r Hi-way 67 North of Neelyville Junction BLUE MOON MOTEL AND CAFE Drinks - Dancing 8 Miles South of Poplar Bluff, Missouri Hi-way 67 Everybody Welcome aiua SHELL' %W Comp]iments of “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth LOYD TUBB'S in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. SHELL SERVICE Route 1 Harville, Missouri Compliments of Good Luck to the HARRY'S BARBER SHOP Senior Class of 1959-60 Poplar Bluff, Missouri The Faculty of N.H.S. POPLAR BLUFF NEELYVILLE BOOSTERS BOOSTERS Autocade Station Crowder's Kater Inn Clyde Reed Man's Store Poplar Bluff Auto Parts People's Shoe Store Haywood Snips Ne 1 1 e Sam El Char Dr i ve-1n Charles' Shoes Avion Restaurant Vines Grocery Store Blair's Standard Service Jenk's Dr i ve-1n CORNING BOOSTERS Family Shoe Store Foster's Tavern Woods Package Store DELORES BLACKMAN'S D - X UNITED BUSINESS MACHINES CAFE AND STATION Sales and Service Open 24 Hours Arkansas and Missouri Line New and Used Typewriters Electric and Manual Operated Portables, All Makes Truck Stop H. S. HILL SON HARR is STATION Grocery - Feed - Gas 67 60 Junction Harviel1, Missouri Guaranteed Service Phone UL 7-3861 Junction 62-67 Fred and Ralph Harris PERKINS' JEWELRY POLK INSURANCE AGENCY Diamonds and Watches Capable Experienced 309 Vine Street 433 West 2nd Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Corning, Arkansas Compliments of SHAVERS JEWELRY 404 West Elm Street RALPH SHELTON'S FRIENDS UL 7-2860 Corning, Arkansas INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Monufocturers Yeorbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomos — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. o j .v % WkW. ' : i w‘fig • WrW 7 • £ ■+“ 'Tl � - -V ‘i —l ryfit -• ‘7 ;v ' : it-. • v V- -5 M� v t . • i ’ V.' '• - ? I T v “ • T' ' ‘s;L; • •• C iV® ? j'f v ,•« -■' Vi •• -• V T1 - H. H . v r.i - |X - - C • r f m J '•vW v ••% '• ; --vs Xr .yS Av J ■ X W A i! ; X ' V ' N .. '-‘I' V J :• ,- V ; X y .. -- - -•-. v • V ,✓ V S.. W. Mv y A • .. :� •. 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