North Harrison High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Eagleville, MO)

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As the afternoon passed, we found out what the rest of the class have accomplished. Larry Lynn and Verlyn B. have their own law firm in Chicago. Thanks to Mr. McLain and Business Law class. Billy Fred is now in the highest rated western on T.V. The big- gest hit of the show was Bill singing in Spanish and playing the fid- dle. Betty S is a stewardess for the L.J.R. airline of which Larry Joe is complete owner. On of his best,pilots is Darryl A. Frances J. served us her special candy made from a recipe that a native gave her when she was in Africa hunting lions with her husband. Connie Ury is now living on the moon. He went there on his honey- moon and liked it so much that Larry talked the Pres. into making him our Ambassador. Carl S. now owns C.B.S. He started out as a comedian on T.V. and made so much money that he was able to buy the network. Billy S is now one of the most famous psychiatrists in the un1 verse He solves all of Dick H problems for h1m Dick is a four star general in the army but that 1sn't what causes his problems It's blonses' If he can t handle them he Just calls Billy Rex and Franklin C received their fourth gold record last week Th Carl Stevenson Show and The Cos brothers got their start on e within a week their record of Hot Rod was number One all OVGY the country Larry S teaches literature at M U He makes everyone read a works When Mrs Spaulding heard that he was an of Shakespears thority on Shakespeare, she was speachless for a week Tommy Snethen now lives at Cape Canaveral Florida where he is the head scientist for the government Por a time he was president of Harvard, but his love was for rockets and missile He knew that the government needed him so he reccommended clella Hale Clella refused because she is to busy with her charm school Clella teaches all the things she thinks girls should know Lion taming, snake charming, aligator wrestling, and fire eating We were having such a good time that we never realized how late it was getting We all promised each other to meet again in another ten years as we said goodby I had to hurry to catch my plane back to Miami I promised myself that I would start my next novel the fol lowing morning with the title The Class That Made Good Jeanne S W if X do 'Ill fic- X ff-55 MA 1,1111 ?'ffc Cf? , . , . . . ' . . - 0 0 ' . . - . u , . . . I I . ' ' H . 1 ll - N H I ' . I I . . ' au- . . . I Q 1 I I . . . ' I . . . - . . . . D . I . 1 - 0 - n n ,'l -X A - f gf 1' 1' Q i ll .' .ml I 1 I I' 4 x - 4 f l 1 B . ,giffxiiwxxs 4' ,A 5,-I ,iq X f s,1,f.f:: ' Z ir , QSC' - 5 f I' ff f , sf: 5 . 4 - 111 A f f M, f,' - Q 1 !,' 4 ff 4 K If ?6 Z- z, 4

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CLASS PROPHECY Ten years have passed since allthe g1I1S of the class of 59 have had a hen party We promlsed each other on our tr1p that we would all meet at the school house on May 18, 1969 It seemed l1ke a long way off then but the years have rolled by swlftly I hurr1ed to the Home Bc room I met Jean B 1n the hall Jean isnow a to s1ng just as Metropolltlan Opera star and 1S leaving for England 1n a month for the Queen We heard the front door slam and turned around Gladys B came in Gladys 18 now the owner of the famous G B Bottllng Co and also helps finance the G L P basketball team QG L P stands for G1llesp1e, Lee, and Parkhurstl Gary, Gene, and Carl 01930 1zed thelr own team in 1960 and have never lost a game slnce they started Gladys sa1d she couldn't stay long because she had to fly to New York where they were playing 1n M6d1SOR Square Garden that n1ght We hurrled 1n the Home EC room and were we surprised A huge plate glass m1IIOI covered one wall and the latest kltchen equlpment had been installed Rosemary E stated the W1Sh of us all I W1Sh we had all th1S when we were Sen1ors Rosemary 15 now marr1ed and 1S the mother of four boys and Eaglevllle Herald She told change 1n the school Clark shouldn t work tohard should work or do gym GXGICISGS for Our gab fest was just 3 reall thr1ll1n tok th t 1n her spare t1me 15 the Ed1tOI of the us that Clark B was respons1ble for the 1S now Supt and belleves that students never be glven themes made todo Janltor pUH1Shm6nt getting started when Jere Lyn came Y Q now a you have been 1n a play that the famous a Powers model and was d1SCOV9Ied about a year later She received an Academy Award for her part as a basketball star and rece1ved w1de acclaim because she never used a stand in for any tI1Ck shot used Jere sa1d she had seen Arlo S in New York at the Met when she went to hear Jean B sing Arlo is now presldent of a new A S sport car corp His test dr1vers are Jackle P and Max H I asked Katheryn R how she liked teaching and she sald lt would be fine if Karen T twins weren't so much like the1r mother She said she gave them at least three spanklngs a day Karen of course sa1d that they were angels and they never did anything that they shouldn t Karen always tried to make us th1nk that she was an angel when we were in school, but she never quite succeeded Karen is married and l1ves on a 3,000 acre farm south east of Eaglevllle Kathryn whispered to me, It s a good thing there is plenty of room for those twins Nancy H our class brlde, couldn t come to our reun1on because of her afternoon T V Home Show 1n Kansas C1ty B9S1deS taklng care og Rus ell and do1ng her T V show she has two g1rls and a boy to look a ter Karen was just pouring the tea when Mary J Came IHShiHQ ln MaTY 1S now servlng her second term as Senator from Mo No one ever argues wlth her in Wash1ngton, and she has a knack for gettlng her own way As she tossed her mrnk stole on the table she told us she had Just saw Douglas T Doug 1S now worklng for the Pres1dent He was always so good 1n bookkeeplng that the Pres hlred h1m to balance the budget He got the Job by the V1ce Pres recomendation Larry C can talk anybody 1nto anygh1ng' Larry has 1mproved forelgn relations by hav1ng all U S Ambassadors to Russia be beaut1ful g1rls and he p1cks them hlmself Shirley I really do enjoy your secretar1al course on T.V. every Sat. afternoon. Besides her T. V. show, shirley teaches commerce here at good old N.H.H.S. ' I ll H ' ' I I I As ' - ' ' , ' . . I g . .' nl I g can III . - I I ' . ' I ' . I I . , . I I I . , . M . . . I ll ' ll ' I I I . U. -1 Q U I I I N ,, ' .It movie actress had first started in as 'Ceeliei Jere got her start as I I . . . I I . .- 0 ' , . . . . I I I . I I . . ll . :N . , . 'I Il I S . . I s . I. . . - 1 1 4 ' 4 . . I l ' . . . g ' . 3 . . . . I ' ' '- ' ' I nl I I ' .

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QEQM sENloR CLASS WILL ef, ,C My MQQZQMM is Darrell Armstrong, leave my quiet way to Rosanna West Jean Ballantyne, leave my singing ability to lary Richardson Q' Gladys Barth, leave going steady to Terrie Iepp. Clark Bickford, leave English IV to Norma Huneicker Jere Brenizer, leave my basketball suit to larilyn Beeson Verlyn Brooks, leave my office as treasurer to anyone who wants it Larry Cook leave my way with the women to Norville Hiller Franklin Cox, leave my lnterest 1n school work to Sharon Ragan Rex Cox, leave my hot rod driving to Larry Brammer Rosemary Edwards, leave my shortness to Myrna Petry Jackle Fish, leave my mischievous ways to Bobby Alley Gary Gillespie, leave my love technique to Lyle Richardson Shlrley Gosch leave my typing abilrty to Jackie Foreman Clella Hale, leave my bowlegs to Nancy Beeson Nancyigazen, leave anything but Russell to anyone who may wan Billy Heyle, leave my ability as an actor to Gary Johnston Dick Hensley, leave my witty ways to Carolyn Stevens Max Holloway, leave my slow moving characteristic to Roger Gibson Mary James leave my plans of being an old maid to Lavaughn Harrold Frances Johnston, leave my ability to flirt to Linda Martin Gene Lee, leave my basketball ability to James Woodward Jeanne Richardson, leave my walk to Sharon.H111 IatherineRichardson leave my blushing ways to Pauline Parkhurst Larry J Richardson, leave my conyertible to Mrs Spaulding YQ Larry L Richardson, leave my calm manner to Karen Kimbrough Betty herer, leave my way with the boys to Glenda Barnhouse Larry Smith, leave my curly ha1r to Eugene Booth Tommy Snethen, leave my Physics Book to Charle Sanders Billy Stanley, leave Business Law Class to Ann Hart grli Stevenson, leave my job as President to some unfortunate un or Carl Stevenson, leave my ability to get along with Hrs Reece to Jimmy White Karen Thrailkill, leave my cheerleading suit to Karen Lynch Douglas Tripp, leave my excuses for being out of school to Patti Bain Connie Ury, leave nothing because I can't spare anything Q6 Z W fmad is afaeeww Ba Qsfsfe-fffwffffaf 'nf' M ff' .ig It s XX I, u 5. If ' . I, 1, ' , . I, ' ' . I, ' ' . , 5, . - If u I ' . QQ I, , . I, . I. Q2 . I, . if ' N tc: I, , , if 1' ' ' yxx I: Carl Parkhurst, leave my track record to Dale Cook. 0 5 I . IZ , I, . ' . . I, . . I, . . . I ' - I: s . I, ' . I. I' I . . 1 ' . I, af I, ' . L5 I 0 ff? . . wb W - 4 ' 0 X 7 . , X 1 'S 0