Nevada High School - Nevamo Yearbook (Nevada, MO)

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NINTH GRADE ROW ONE - Alice Keithly, Winston Ogle, Presidentg Billy Jones, Vice-Presidentg and Bonnie Woolverton ROW TWO - Tommy Runyan, Sharon Beisley, Karen Norris, and Lewin Brantley ROW THREE - Peyton Swearingen and Skip Schiller SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE - Jeanie McGeehee, Almeda Dahmer, Carolyn Vanderford and Judy Dennison ROW TWO - Bruce Archer, Gerald Dahmer, Lin- don Wynes, James Gibson, and Joe Jadlow ROW THREE - Linda Rimmer, G. W. Steincross, Johnny Ebbs, Jo Ann Couch, and Bruce Curry, Sponsor EIGHTH GRADE Junior High tudent Council The Junior High Student Council was or- ganized in 1936 for the purpose of cooperating with students and teachers in developing a better Junior High School by the promotion of good citizenship and by encouraging student participation in school activities. The first spon- sors were Miss Elizabeth Shaw and Miss Gladys Radford. In 1940 the Council set up the bicycle racks which are still being used today. The main projects of the Council are: C11 helping with the Information Desk in the main hallg Q23 conduct- ing the sale of pop for all school affairsg Q33 chartering new clubs and rechartering old onesg and C49 appointing students to care for the American flag. Also, the Junior Council has contributed to the school a number of drinking fountains. One of the major fund-raising proj- ects is the sale of pencils which are stamped with the game schedules. To insure better leadership, each year the president of the Coun- cil is sent to the state Student Council at St. Joseph, Missouri. Also, delegates are sent to the Southwest District Convention. The present sponsor is Mr. Robert Curry. ROW ONE - Bob Irvin, Treasurer, Linda Bell, Secretary, Eddie Carter, Reporter, and Suzie Zion ROW TWO - Jane Ebbs, Tommy Aldrich, Venita Attebery, Caro lyn Spears, and Larry Garrett ROW THREE - Don McMullen, Jim Diehr, Larry Wynes, and Jean Ebbs -,J

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Senior High tudent ouncil The Student Council of Nevada High School was organized in 1927-28 by Miss Anna Lee Clack. The purpose of the Council is to aid in the internal administration of the school, to promote the general activities of the school, to improve the co-operation between the 'students and the faculty, and to present the desires and problems of the student body to the faculty and get for the students some solution of their problems. The projects of the Council are: Q13 main- taining a lost and found department, 123 main- taining an Information Deskg 131 publishing a handbook, Q43 selling candy bars and pop corn at the football and basketball games, 15p sup- porting the Red Cross Drive and the March of Dimes, 163 sponsoring assemblies, and UQ spon- soring school dances. To insure the school of a better Council, each Seniors I year delegates are sent to the southwest Council ROW ONE - Gary Thomas, Presidentg Karl Householder, Vice- nlgzggnt sponsor is Miss Gladys Radford. Presidentg Sherrill Wise, Secretary, and Bob Steele, Treasurer ROW TWO - Miss Gladys Radford, Sponsor, Jeanette Palmer, Janet Barton, Jeanie Broughton, and Donna Logan JUNIORS ROW THREE - Frank Henthorn, Charles Crawford, Ted Kachel, and Fred Teel R0 SOPHOMORES VY ONE - Janet McGlothlin Sharon McC b Marlorie Neas, and Nancy Bethel om ' ROW ONE - Pat Carter, Sondra Gumm, Janie ROW TWO J. C ll. J R N McGeehee and Melba Thomas - -- im 0 ms, an unyan ancy Ewing, and Ray Haynes ' ROW TWO - Karen McClellan, Doyle Cohick, ROW THRE Jack Nelson, and Frank Woodfill E - J' B ' Jaye Dee Vilott rm urgess, Gene Morris, and ?:0WE:-FREE - Gary Ewan, John Norris, and im s -28-

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.301 ational Honor Society The Nevada Chapter of the National Honor Society had its beginning in the spring of 1925. Students may be- come members of this organization as Juniors and Seniorsg probationary members are chosen from the out- standing students in the Sophomore class. Admission into the National Honor Society reflects quite an honor, as the cardinal objectives upon which mem- bership is based includes excellence of achievement in Scholarship, Leader- ship, Service, and Character. To exalt these objectives and hold them ever before the school as goals toward which all should strive is the ultimate purpose of the National Honor Society. An impressive initiation assembly is planned each year by Mr. Schumann. sponsor of our Chapter. Parents and teachers are invited to a tea following the ceremony. ROW ONE -- Frank Woodfill, Marjorie Neas, Martha Pearse, and Wilma Boyles, Secretary ROW TWO - Sandra Moore,wJanis Burgess, Dianne Dahmer, and Sherrill Wise ROW THREE -- Jeanie Broughton, Jan Runyan, Rita Ephland, and Maryalice McConnell ROW FOUR - Janet Barton, Vice-President, Bob Steele, Presidentg Donna Logan, and Bob Pickett ROW FIVE - Doyle Cohick, Frank Henthorn, Jack Nelson, and Lee Roy Cunningham ROW SIX - Jim Burgess, Karl Householder, Hinton Swearingen, and Jerry Curnutt NOT PICTURED - Sharon Yeokum and Ted Kachel .,,4.