Oak Grove High School - Panther Yearbook (Oak Grove, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1951 volume:

.lf LIBHIS 5f'wEf7g X ,657 we 39 PA HER f'HC1HLlQ1H-YS 'I 9 5 'J Published by ENIOR CLASS OF OAK GROVE HIGH 4 V75 5 f F l!fN MX' 'ilie ll- Seated, left to rightg Betty Buzzard, Ann Young, Walter Grayum, Shirley Larson, Bob Middleton, and Gary Yainard. Standing, left to right: Florence Canfield, Jack Hackley, Edward Lawson, Ray Morrison, Lois Powell, Wilma Arvin, Doris Stephenson, and Betty Davis . 1951 YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-chief . Assistant Editor Business Manager . Assistant Advertising lhnager Assistant Art Editor . Literary Editor Assistant Sports Editors Girls Sports . Assistant Boys Sports Assistant Snapshots Editor . Assistants Production Chairman As sistants walter Grayum Shirley Larson . . Ann Young Betty Buzzard . . Bob Middleton Gary W.:Lns.rd . . Wilma. Arvin . Ray Morrison Lois Powell . . Sharon Jones Florence Canfield . . Jack Hackley Edward Lawson . . . . . . Betty Davis John Greer John Cline Vernon Lunceford . . . . . . . Doris Stephenson Patty Wood Daren Davis Roger Lane Esther Agnew Paul Clampitt Keith Wheaton hmini5trntinn D C H Q J .,,..,.........1, V ,f- SCHOOL HWGIIUI Kenneth Smith Custodian Mu-ch 19, 1951 v QU .-r' 5 1 V wvmvuuv up I vmfanxnn S 'ET' Melvin Grayum Custodian June '48 to Much '51 Board of Education s 1 ian.. Leonard L. Johnson L. T. Owings Dr. John W. williams L. E. Smedley Glenn Johnson BOARD OF EDUCATION 1950-1951 Reorganized District No. 6 Leonard L. Johnson, President Glenn Johnson, Vice-president Dr. John W. Williams L. E. Smedley Vincent Reader Horace Middleton L. T. Owings, Secretary and Treasurer , XX . 7 if av- H. F. cnne, Supt. Vx Q, U' 'Y 629 S fx P U0 QQ I ..- -J Mrs. Hannah B. Peck WI English Citizenship Betty Kinney Music z Band and Vocal . Gertrude wymtt Mlthemntios Social Studies Joe Wolf Conch and Science Vary Moore, Principal bs lzninrs 0 1: C. O Q . C' iv 1- 3 ANN YOUNG Basketball 4 yrs. Softball 4 yrs. Band 2 yrs. Music 4 yrs. Class Plays: Contest Play, Sr. year Vice-pres., Jr. year President, Sr. year Attendant to Football Queen '49 Basketball Co-capt., 50-51 Delegate to Girls State Summer, '50 EDWARD LAWSON Class Officer 2 yrs. Football 1 yr. Assistant to Sports Editor Basketball 5 yrs, Track 2 yrs. Music 2 yrs. GARY MAINARD Basketball 1 yr. Football 4 yrs. Class Plays- Assisfait to Adv. Mr. M-lsic 4 yrs. Class Pres., Jr. Year Class Sec., Sr. year FLORENCE CANFIELD Basketball 4 yrs. Softball 4 yrs. Music 4 yrs. Class Pres., Fr. year Bates City Class Tres., Sr. year Assistant To Girls Sports Ed. WALTER EDWARD GRAYUM Basketball 1 yr. Iootball 4 yrs. Softball 5 yrs. Track 1 yr. Class Plays: Glee Club 4 yr. Band 1 yr. Class Pres., Fr. year Yearbook Editor I51 BETTY ANN BUZZARD Basketball 4 yrs. Softball 4 yrs. Class Plays: Contest Play, Sr. year Mxsic 4 yr. Band 5 yrs. Class Reporter FT., Soph., Jr. years Football Queen '49 l Declamation '48 Assistant to Bus. Mgr. Yearbook vg, GL es., I BOB MIDDLETON Football 4 yrs. Track 5 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Class Plays: C0-capt., football, 50-51 Yearbook Adv. Mgr. Glee Club 4 yrs. Carnival Queen Attendant'48 Football Attendant '50 PAUL RAYIDND CLAMPITT Track 2 yrs. Music 2 yrs. Band 4 yrs. DORIS .TEAR STEPHENSON Band 3 yrs. Music 5 yrs. Class Plays Yearbook Production Mgr. SHIRLEY LARSON Basketball 2 yrs. Softball 5 yrs. Music 4 yrs. Football Queen '50 Yearbook Queen '51 Yearbook, Assistant to Ed. DAREN DAVIS Football 4 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Class Play, Jr. year Music 4 yrs. JACK HACKLEY Football 4 yrs. Track 5 yrs. Junior Play Vice-pres., Soph. year Football Co-cept. '50 Boys Sports Ed., Yearbook ds- Hin- PN fl KEITH WHEATON Football 2 yrs. Music 4 yrs . JOHN CLINE Football 1 yr. Track 5 yrs. music 4 yrs . Class President Sophomore year SHARON ROSE JONES Basketball 4 yrs. Music 2 yrs. Secretary, Fr. Class Secretary, Soph. Class Class Plays Carnival Queen, '47 Basketball Co-oapt. '51 Pep Squad Leader 4 yrs. Editor Girls Sports on Yearbook Staff BETTY DAVIS msic 4 yrs Band yr Vice-pres., Fr. year Attendant to Football en Fr. and Sr. years Slapshots Editor Yearbook Staff Class Plays 1 . . Que ROGER LANE Track 1 yr. Class Plays Music 1 yr. Band 4 Yr. Class Officer 1 yr. Sergeant-at-arms RAI MORRISON Basketball 4 yrs. Football 4 yrs. Softball 5 yrs, Track 2 yrs. Glass Plays Contest Play 4 yrs. Music 4 yrs. Class Treas., Jr. year Football Attendant 2 yrs. Carnival Queen Attendant 1 yr Capt., Basketball team 50-51 Literary Fd. Yearbook ... PATRICIA MAE WOOD M1816 4 yrs. Production Comittee Yearbook Staff LOIS .TEANE POWELL Basketball 4 yrs. Softball 4 yrs. Class Plays: Mzsic 4 yrs. Trees., Soph. year Secretary, Jr. year Attendant to Football Queen '47 and '50 Attendant to Carnival Queen '48 Pep Squad Leader 4 yrs. Assistant to Literary Ed. Hearbook Staff JOHN GREEK HI-B16 2 ITB. Production Comnittee Yearbook staff VERNON LUNCEFORD Basketball 4 yrs. Football 4 yrs. Music 4 yrs. mapshots Committee Yearbook staff WILHA ARVIN msic Football Queen Carnival Queen Attendant secretary of Class Fr. year at Grain Valley Mxsic Student Council Yearbook Queen S0ph. year at Grain Valley Mlsic 2 yrs. Footba1l.Queen Attendant '49 Jr. and Sr. years Art Editor Yearbook ESTH'ER Acxmw H1816 4 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Class Plays: Declamatiou 2 yrs. Clarinet Solo 4 yrs. Production Committee Yearbook Staff NAME Bob Middleton Ann Young Sharon Jones Vernon Lunceford Walter Graywm Roger Lane Betty Buzzard Betty Davis Lois Jeane Powell Gary Msinard Wilma Arvin Shirley Larson Edward Lawson Jack Hackley Dlren Davis Pull Clampitt Florence Canfield John Cline Esther Agnew Patty Wood Doris Stephenson John Greer Ray lbrrison Keith Wheaton S E N I O R W H O ' S W H O ALIAS We I 'Sweet Luc WJonsieN WBurgerW Grue some 'Leaditiv' nguzzn HBetU Stubborn 'RomeoH D:Lmples UBurleyW lim!! UHack' WPeteW nclampn N:Lck'1 uglbbyn ling:-tl! Pat' npotn UBeerH lvgem-yn Wheut:Le U yi! CHIEF ATTRACTION FAVORITE EXPRESSION WDaddy, bu me one of those.' Women Men NHeavens aboven Men WYou're too enxious.N Blue Springs nHi ya, Babe.W Figures WUh huh' Hot rods Wwhat say?W Hayes WGee whizzn Virginia NHeavens to Betsyn Columbia H0h, you dog.' The skating rink UI still say Fords Reessr 'For pity sakesn Reinking WGad, what a b1ow.N Sweaters UAW, donlt be si1ly.U Bo ing ring WFil dollarsn Cars HBlack or whiten Old cars UAW, come on. Chester WNo, huh ehn Having fun N H Gayle Wwell, m goshn Quietness 'Go11eeW Art WFor heavens saken G00d times nShoot fireN Leisure WBrickH Skating WGeminy Christmas' ...l are best.' C L A S S W I L L To you who are left behind, we leave these, our best known characteristics and our outstanding abilities. May you have as much fun with them as we nave had. Ann Young leaves her good grades to Alvin Douglas and her place on the ball teams to Lola Jean Mansell. Bob iMule7 Middleton leaves his haircut to anyone who wants it, and his long, dark eyelashes to Mildred Ruckdeschell. Betty Davis leaves her long blond hair to Steve Romanchuck. John Cline wills his quietness to Mary Lou Grayum. Sharon Jones leaves her to Dorothy Axsom and her pleasant smile to Josephine Stagg. Vernon Lunceford leaves some of his height to nSonnyN Graham. Walter Grayum leaves his ability to have his lessons prepared by class-time to Don Adams, and his yearbook worries to next year's editor. Roger lane wills his trumpet playing abilities to Arthur Lee Wilkinson. Betty Buzzard leaves her ability to stay with only one man for more than a week at a time to Lillian Jones. Shirley Larson leaves her very friendly nature to the lucky person who can get it. Doris Stephenson wills her senior wedding bells to the first junior who takes the big step. Patty Wood leaves her ability to concentrate on her studies to Jimmy Cummins, Florence Canfield leaves her muscles to Gene Scofield- Esther Agnew leaves the pieces of her American history to any person who can find them. lois Powell wills her temper to Wayne Webb. Wilma Arvin leaves her beautiful eyes to Eddie Morrow and her slim figure to Gene Perry. Gary Mainard leaves all his jokes to Georgia Rae Osklns and his way with the girls to Bill Dean. Ed Lawson wills his place on the basketball team to Dwight Heath. Jack Hackley wills his boxing ability- to John Williams, and along with Daren Davis , wills his knack of thinking up excuses to Gary Costin. Also Daren leaves his guard position on the football team to Billy Williams. Paul Clampitt leaves his Model-A to the school's bicycle rider, Don Scofield, and his girl troubles to Jimmy Martin. John Greer wills his good-naturedness to Patsy Shaw, and his ability to be industrious to Joan Adams. Keith Wheaton leaves his seat in the back of the study hall to Nancy Baker. Ray Morrison leaves his left-half-back position to David Heath and his parts in the one-act plays to WSonnyN Webb. To the HIGH SCHOOL we leave you all the fun in school you can possibly have and success in all sports and activities. To THE TEACHERS: we leave you nothing but bad memories of this class. But we do thank you for the innumerable'things you have done for us--and thanks for the knowledge, whether little or much, which you have helped us to attain. QBy Ray Morrisonl P!-XN'H'-Ef 1 i-Hc5Hgjlc3H'rs C2 U ig ,E N V! 'fi l . uf , . .1 X A M.. MISS SHIRLEY LARSON fseniorl JNXQS T PQ PML. JK H GY position WALTER GRAYUM C Seniorj It is the custom of our school to olsct the Panther Highlights Queen and Most Popular Boy Class . Each student in the high school casts a. vote for his c 1 e for each SHADES OF 1971 How time flies! Twenty years have passed since we were graduated from old Oak Grove High. From my seat on this cloud I have had a perfect view of what my one-time class mates have been doing the last few years. let me tell you some of the main achievements they have accomplished since graduating back in 1951. Captain Bob Middleton is at the moment on his ship somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. It is rumored that he is retiring soon. There's John Greer who after years of hard work is head of Jetic Jet Engine Corporation. Sharon Jones has been kept very busy the last few years taking care of her twin boys. Doris Stephenson and her husband are now residing on their southern plantation growing peanuts. Ann Young was just lately appointed Dean of Radcliffe. Patty Wood's latest book, NHow to Meet the Public,n is selling over a thousand copies a month. Keith Wheaton is now owner of some quantity of wheat land in Kansas and is doing very well. Managing Editor of the New York Sun, Vernon Lunceford has just started a campaign to clean up the slums of New York. The now-famous missionary, Esther Agnew, who just returned from India, is lecturing throughout the country. John Cline, better known to us now as the Nloud-mouth comedian,N is taking Broadway by storm. The famous mathematican and master of physics, Walter Grayum, is simplifying the newly dis covered fourth dimension to the 100 I. Q. standard. Florence Canfield and her husband, who is junior partner in the Mainard Construction Co., are living happily in Kansas City. Gary Mainard is also a partner in the firm and soon hopes to start a company of his own. Roger lane and his orchestra are playing in some of the classiest night spots throughout the country. By the way, lane's star trombonist is Paul Clampitt. Daren Davis and NKlllerH Jack Hackley, one of the most famous and-successful fighter-manager teams of the boxing profession, are planning to retire soon. Betty Davis and Wilma Arvin, two of the leading models in New York are working in Fifth Avenue's most exclusive shops. Betty Buzzard, world famous clothes designer, has just returned from Paris, where she attended a designers convention. Ed Lawson has just retired from the professional sport of basketball. Ed played with the Phillips Oilers in the newly-formed International Basketball League and established some scoring records that will probably not be broken for some time. Shirley Larson is now the proprietor of a famous rest resort in the Colorado mountains. My name is Ray Morrison. My success was short-lived, for I died ten years ago while piloting the first rocket ship that tried to reach the moon. iwritten by Ray Morrison! 'BW ii-1 N w E Lookee Then 1 f A LQQSXLR- kKuXwM'u 1-vm , ,,, .. 4 ,. ff .K XXX ,s 1 :Tx My ' N2 ,Zi . MP' l - gf 'W A xv ' M-, N W -f, D+ BMW-:M x Qihumm L ' Wm 1,31 A xrlawvnovuf ,, -. pl 3::v XA Q I r N ,.... x . RLY F, -.-.. --4. ,V,. A 'xx ' I , 1 p ' -.. '1.' V va - , V , V XM 4 l 'fv' . -.5 . x Tm 'L A yi . f 'U NEP' 3 5, A1 , .. 9 , 4 A f ,- ': 3 'jf'-M . 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Ruckdeschell Billy Lindquist .99 QQ, s :fp ' .J I 3' 2 ur' 6 , A . v.: .gli :U ni- 'il 'Sm Yue- ' 0 3 A Dwight Heath Reporter Connie Uarri son Buddy Douglas W. Wildschuetz nJcr11nn1nr12:'1 Q. A . 51 55 ' U D Q g . LL f,A Qeryl flebb Norma Simons Nancy Baker Braddy Marble Bill Dean Bonnie Trabuu President V President Secretary' Treasurer x,,,.5 n fmaquisf. s Y-iutchmgs Glenn williams Mary Lou cruyum, Johnblyilligms ' Q l . Logioe Wilkinson A. Lee Wilkinson Roberta Brown 5? H! D R , I Qu 5 -' Joan Duvall Curtis Day W grfshmfn 0, 6 W iv- - ur . Jizmru' Martin President ' n 5: J - 15:2 G. Johnson of 1 1 if 1 K 1 1 f A ' LL :- G, ,,. . or in . . fl 'G Gwyn Wilkinson Secretary 1 ... , f Y A , Shirley Alley Billy sum- fnna M. Smedley .nw Q Y .,, ,, ,,4.. Nl Dorothy Marble Dale Johnson ' . 2,32 L ' ' unfit Q ' W A Betty Barnett Virgil Munden Nijah Heath V . President Z gh 4 Lillian Jones wry Halphin Donnie Shaw Lola. mnsell 1 n, id L L 35 ' I 556 M. Noltensmeyer .a- sr Kathleen Herman Treasurer Arlie Cummins C' G 'X Y' B. wildschuetz Dorothy Booker 1 'H .. yd! ,r ' vi S . Romanchuck -, .. lg fur,- N ' BLT LA-V V ' ag J- P ,A'y.L 'L V 'iff 5 A rr nn .fig D 2'-fee ? , fx, Gene Scofield G' -'Er ' Reporter I Alvin Douglas Norma Brown V, Georgia Oakine 'G . A . 1 Josephine Stagg 5, . waf' Front How fleft to rightlz James Borland, Wayne Johnson, Bobby Alley, Esther Mayhew, Marjorie Johnson, Laverna Trabue, Louise Nebgen, and Mrs. Cook. Second Row: Kenneth Gauldin, Larry Pierce, Mary Margaret Axsom, Evelyn williams, Micheal Jones, Anne Westerberg, Jimmie Griffith, and Ruth Johnson. Third Row: Ken Perry, Anete Smith, Terry Clark, Rex McGraw, Melba Day, Jimmie Morgan, Joyce Hamer, Martha Peterson, and Mary Peterson. Fourth Row: Jerry Foster, David Hazzard, Lawrence Herman, James Simmons, Donna Owings, Lynda Owings, Martha Jane Johnson, Billy Webb, Jean Wheeler, and Bobby Owings. Not in Picture: Jack Williams, Sandra Brasel, Betty Hayes, Leroy Craig, and Gerald Lane. egg Front Row Cleft to rightjg Sally Peterson, Barbara Miller, Dorothy Rorabaugh, Bag bara Clar Linda Johnson, Carol Carpenter, Martha Lou Jessee, Jean Miller, Norma Grayum, Sandra Jones, Barbara Johnson, and Mr. Royer. Second Row: Donna Smith, Sharon Harris, Patty Fickel, Barbara Buzzard, Myrna Sue Johnson, Elmer Young, Ora Clampitt, Tom Hampton, Jimmy Davis, Charles Johnson, Danny Wheeler, Jim Williams, and Carol Davis. Third Row: Jimmy Halphin, Douglas Johnson, Harold Trabue, Phillip Jones, Troy Lhjor, Uilm Heath, Vertie wildschuetz, Francine Moore, Elaine Mayhew, Gene Anne Peck, Delores Hornbuckle, Margaret Sue Johnson, and Judy Guy. Fourth Row, Douglas Meinard, Donald Geuldin, Gerald Thomas, Dale Carpenter, Kenneth Nhlnard, Allan Morgan, Eileen Major, Joyce Lunceford, Maxine Axsom, Jeanie Duvall, Helen Foster, Della Grote, and Lillie Mansell. Not in Picture: Delores Reynolds and Carol Jean Williams K DQ Aj , Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Gloria Oliver, Teacher, Shirley Johnson, John Edd Rhodes, Donald Johnson, Sandra Halsey, Carol Axsom, Paula Gene Johnson, Philip Grote, Joyce Tripp, and Denny Borland. Second Row: Virginia Johnson, Harvey Grayum, Guy Hornbuckle, Belita Buzzard, Phillip Ray Moore, Fay Grote, Billy Chauncey, Robert Loyd Warren, Frank Hampton, and Carolyn Johnson. Third Row: Judy Wiggins, Patty Davis, Lavonne Foster, Carrolyn Kay Dickinson, Johnny Shelby, Nancy Youree, Jerry Duvall, Ronnie Royer, and Dianne Triplett. Top Rowg Bobby Smith, Larry Philpott, Billy Swearingen, Jimmie Starr, Linda McMull1n, Logan Grote, Lana Kay Hellberg, Helen weeterberg, Doyle DHHS, and B111y Halphm. l 1 ,I Front Row, left to right: Gary Conard, Harriette Johnson, Tommy Jones, Roy Johnson, Sharon 0'Del1, Essie Pearl Smith, Allen Morris, Sharla Johnson, and Clifford Graham. Second Row: Donna Hudson, Margie Milam, Lucy Halpnin, Ruth Ann Story, Linda Westerberg, Kay Williams, Gloria Jean Morris, Nancy Halsey, John Dickinson, and Charles Morrison. Third Rowg Evelyn Johnson, Beverly Buzzard, Jennie Lee Powell, Patty Hornbuckle, Gary Hornbucxle, Richard Webb, Geraldine Barnett, Bonnie Axsom, and Barbara Nebgen. Top Rowg Alice Marie Rhodes, James Foster, Claudia Mansell, Joyce Ann Swearingen, Ida Phe Oskins, Milton Triplett, Leroy Mayhew, Lenora Grote, John Ewing, and Betty Owings. Not in the picture: Donald Carpenter and Ruthan Wilkinson. M S' Church, Teacher 4, 'C 40 Top Row, left to rightg James Garrett, Robert Bailey, Joyce Bailey, Vincent Reader, Sylvia Pigg, Judy Neville, Gary Pigg, Junior Leuck. Second Row: Marvin Cutshall, Charles Elliott, Raymond Smith, Veun Reader, Richard Moore, Bessie Smith, Johnnie Elliott, and Franklin Smith. Front Row: Mrs. Hildegarde Conard, Teacher, Leo Ingolia, Harriet Moore, John Ingolin, Roger Pigg, Roger Bailey, Sam Smith, Ronald Cutshall, Larry Newburn. f - . - - 1 'SW :,,,,,49 . f t V. 1,45 I ' 4 'iw K Top Row: David Cummins, Clare Bell Kent, E. G. Barber, Chere Spencer, Charles lhdsen, Courtney lfaxwell, Frances Barber, and Martha Morrow. Second Row! Mary Morrow, Bobby Barker, Doris Kent , Darlene wood, Connie Reinking, Rose Spencer, and Jimy Hutchens. Front Row. Clarence Maxwell, Ronnie Barber, Sylvie Morrow, Larry Spencer, Patty Yaxwell, Corlise Kent, Jimmy Turner, and Misa Doris Jean lhbry-Teacher. Those not in piotureg Oris Gelbreath, LADQI-inaingcalbreath, Jessie Livingston, Eddie Livingston, Sharon Livingston, and JoAnne v s on. mm 'X l 1 2 ,, A L' 2 QQ: I Top Row, left to right: Glen Foster, Venneth Dibben, Hazel Nickels, Thelma Allison, Lois Hackley, Orpha Jean Allison, Harriette Ann Hulse, Gary Dunkeson, Phry Potts, Third Row: Glen Gardner, Jeanette Quick, Fay Flucke, Doris Potts, Jimmy Dodson, Jimmy Nicxels, Shirley Houston, Clarence Allison, and Perry Dunkesong Second Row! Andrea Houston, Carol Hackley, David Quick, Ernest Dodson, Charles Hulse, Georgia Potts, Joann Costin, and Harold Allison. First Row: Betty Allison, Gary Quick, Nancy Hulse, Delbert Dodson, Joyce Costin, and Ronny Hackley. Miss Betty Cecil, Teacher. 'Li . dr 1 I A' 51 5.2 ,L -KF' Top Row, left to right: Ruth Souxup, Mary Frances Adams, Bonnie Major, Tom Coon, Richard Pine, Doyle Davis, Judy Romanchuck. Middle Bow: Jesse Green, Janet Souxup, Dixie Cline, Louise Shore, Deva Davis, Michael Braden, and Patty Pine. Front How: Jimmie Soukup, Richard Shore, Patty Cook, Johnny Romanchuck, Patty Braden, and Dennis Davis. Nrs. Roberta Webb, Teacher. Daniel Clark not in the picture. YRMRIE S Q C ka ev 2 S I 4 A 'ti S sv O Top Row, left to rightx Marjorie Leighter, Wesley Dickhout, Patricia Douglas, Lois Roberts, John Roberts, Terry Snith, nanny Douglas, and Olabelle Roberta. First Row, Sandra Reeves, Marvin Williams, Danny Ray Larson, Sondra Dickhout, Leslie Nell Leighter, Nancy williams, Linda Dickhout, Michael Reeves, and Mrs. Mae Cline, ,Teecher. Those not in picture: Dennis Rny Webb and Johnny White. LA Sc O09 A Ho '-Ss, Lx ' cry- 'V Q n W -49 .M , I ,L as Top Row, left to right: Sylvia Phillips, Dick Saylor, Franklin Peterson, David I-Teeland, Don Keck, and Joe Keck. First- Row: Joyce Keck, Ruth Harris, Martin Phillips, Betty Phillips, Linde Peterson, Larry Wilkinson, Connie Keck, and Miss Clare Canfield, Teacher. Those not in picture: June Lewis, Ray Lewis, and Albert Lewis. op 9 c' 0 W AJ O O. .h O LU . A C, W3 in Tfiirfi X Home Oe.k Grove O Oak Grove 19 Oak Grove 20 Oa.k Grove 45 Oak Grove 27 Oak Grove 51 Oak Grove 19 Oak Grove 6 Oak Grove 13 Oak Grove 49 Won 93 Lost 19 SCORES 1? ki K , 3 C, QC,,,Q,N'g Opponent Hardin 6 L0uisburg,Kan. 7 Blue Springs O Smithton 6 Belton 6 Buckner 12 Odessa 15 Grain Valley O Windsor 8 Polo 50 Football Sq uod 5 I ., -W,-awvi '. gy. ,W .N Hill Class Name Class Lrmeeford sr. B. Douglas Jr, Cline we Ds Heath Jr, mI'!'iB0h Sf, Ggng P31-ry Jr. Middleton sr. Don Adams Jr, HIGHS? Sr . Gary 'Dustin Jr , W- GN-YW! Sr. Curtis Dey Sgph, Daren Davie Sr. B111 Dean Soph Ed Lawson Sr. n. Lindquist Soph G9-17 llinmrd Sr. Jinmv Cumine Soph, wayne Webb Jr. Seryl Webb gg-,ph Bill Lindquist Jr. 88 John Uillims Soph, Nam Marble G. 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L! ua fo.. -P 8 H OME-C QPMNQ ,QUE E N At helf-time in the Home-coming Game, with, Polo, Shirley Larson, a senior, was crowned Football Queen by Ray Morrison, Captain of the Squad. The attendants were Betty Davis and Lois Powell. They were escorted by Co-captains Jack Hackley and Bob Middleton. An All-School Party and Dance was held at the School Auditor-imm that night fNovember 15, 1951Q. 'Q .4 -. w.fvx,Ct, Q H AM PXON5 EEEEE Yixbeskwxan Sq wld Grove Grove Grove Grove Grove SCORES Liberty Lone Jack Raytown Grain Valley Sugar Creek elk? ' H I V b ' 'x gil H1 X X- A 1 . 'HM ' 6, Q-an-Sxxel i eww ' 6 Plc'-fe Home S1 vo. vu owxS i ft' lf O 5 r ' T , f f ,. M X .J f 5 6 YvD,..uu.Xx xQ..,QkAesc eX K , 1 Lqmsovx Q Vx ovvukix BASKETBALL SCORES Oak Grove 46 Lone Jack 16 Oak Grove 57 Henrietta 26 Q Oak Grove 65 Blue Springs 64 Q Oak Grove 69 Belton 80 ' Oak Grove 60 Grain Valley 45 ' Oak Grovel- 75 -l+Freeman 85 if Oak Grove-If 55 4 Pleasa.nt Hill 51 Oak Grove! 60 -l'L5t0'uI' 61 1 Ol-k GTOVB 55 Grandview 60 - v Oak Grove 65 Wellington 55 .. Oak Grove 50 Buckner 57 ' R Oak Grove 71 Lone Jack 62 5 Oak Grove-I 68 Ballardu 75 1- Oak Grove! 59 Lone Jacki' 55 Oak Grove-I' 57 Beltonas 75 , U Olk Grove-I 61 -I-Wellington 52 I , B- Oak Grove-I' 57 -I-Buckner 55 -- . 'X 9. Oak Grove-If 82 -n-Belton 75 .-Off' . Kwon 105 lost 83 0 I- To indicate tournament games of PEP SQUAD ,.1 .J s .ED E3 ,FZ gg Front Row, left to rightg Dorothy Booker, Freshman, Lois Powell, Senior, Patty Thomas, Jxmiorg and Betty Jo Barnett, Freshman. Second Row, left to right: Ann Morrison, Junior, Fee Moore Sophomore, Sharon Jones, Senior, and Mary Lou Grayum, Sophomore. 5 V o 1 f-FS vovhk Q' 3 e ' k Njflf ' A K ff W 0 W ' W ,.f o ,, ., V4 y ,. 'M NJ- 54- o n--v A,w'Q'j,L - X Y re lk' ,fy XVGU-YYNKLVVXKQVX pi, 'gy Q fg ' 4' gn , NQXQXJ X 1 S N IT :R W r r 2W'W 'NQ'k'bY' .1'f'v1n1QXQY ' 35 ze: .3:.M. is Q M ,, 7 www N www',f'i?., . ' ' 'Pwfii lx V KSN' XJxf1.Q.Q,- M K I Vo rsity Squad leQgi'5,i,g,, Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak left to rightg Bob Middleton, David Heath, Wayne Webb, Alvin Dean, Arthur Wilkinson, and Charles Nebgen. Front Row: Seryle Dick Larson, Ray Morrison, pprion Turner, Edward Lawson, and Top Row, Douglas, Bill Hsonnyn Webb, Coach Wolf. SCORES Grove 17 Grain Valle! Grove 19 Rlytown Grove 30 SUKUT Creek Grove 20 Liberty Grove 45 Wellington Grove 58 Blue 5PTiU85 Grove 29 Buckn'r Freshman TOP ROW, Left U0 right: Virgil Mhnden, Alvin Douglas, and Nijah Heath. Front Row: Arlie Cummins, Glen Johnson, Donny Shaw, Jimmy Martin, Bill Wildschuetz, and Bill Starr. BASKE TBALL ff , y . 'K , 4 1 in X V . N71 L smedrvfl ,-if . B,NN'.lM9.Tevx E .RUANSOYK E-5Am, 'iSoYk G: F 'fr' Q . I ' 'MQ ' 71 it f E s X 3 7 I J ' fr X 2 1 O qazq ' I gf ' , NN F -53, 9e1i'!M C- v 1.16 rm, W P4-Tvd: Yu BASKETBALL scum-ss Oak Grove S5 Lone Jack 27 Oak Grove 54 Odessa 52 Oak Grove 44 H-Ienrietta 51 Oak Grove 55 Blue Springs 57 Oak Grove 48 -I-Belton 56 L Oak Grove 48 'l'Grain Valley 46 CTwo over-times! ' Oak Grove 58 Pleasant H111 47 P. H. Tourney V. 1 ' Oak Grove 51 Blue Springs 57 f' 7 A X Oak Grove 41 Raymore 57 1 uf 'J N Oak Grove 42 Drexel 58 . 4 Won Consolation in P. H. Tourney 7 ,, Oak Grove 47 Grandview 74 Oak Grove 41 -I-Wellington 48 1 Z Oak Grove 55 'I-Buckner 55 I 4 W Oak Grove 25 william Chrieman 76 f f Oak Grove 45 +1-Lone Jack 58 f Oak Grove 46 Lone Jack 42 W. M. C. Tourney 4 - Oak Grove 44 Henrietta 55 Oak Grove 51 Grain Valley 58 I1 A Won Second in W0nM. C. Tourney at Oak Grove Oak Grove 54 Kingsville -EQ Sub-Regional -'S 800 848 K2 over-timesj - Kwon 105 Lost 95 C-I' Conference Gamesb l . 4- PM-Deoa X16 W Yu Q ?VXS yk fj-jp CKJKCTJVITIEF Top Row, left to rights A. Douglas, Lane, Johnson, Wildschuetz, lhrtin, Adams, Garrison, Lawson, Middleton, J. Cummins, Munden, S. Webb, Shaw, and Coach Wolf. Second row: Scofield, Starr, Johnson, G. I-IiL1isms, R. Lindquist, Clnmpitt, N. Heath, Marble, and Romsnchuck. Front Row: Perry, B. Douglas, D. Heath, Nebgen, Cline, W. Webb, J. 1-J. Day, and Curtis Day. fi, sift 3 V 'N . 5 as ' of QW Q9 s, wa H x U fi-5' i n inn so P T so H. 1 sm f on 1 'E -3 . fs' ' ' ff? ., ,V -1- '-un' V - -4' ss -WI4 ' J 4 if D , J' X, D L . 4... P W . ..ff J safsggf, 5-4 or ' g ,Q - ,M GI 1:Jriui'ti1f:'f Q Fx ww W5 M Q i i L L '90 Qu ko ' :H XAZL' 'aes O September A, 1950 to May 18, 1951 September. Sept. L, School begins in Reorganized , 1 District No. 6. The first P. T. A. Meeting for the w year was held on Friday afternoon, Sept. 15. -u f 3 if That night we played our first football game of the fn I season at Hardin. lThat game is the only one lost 2 2' Q in two seasons--in a string of 20 games we have JJ pg, won 19 times and lost just once--this first game of ' ' the 1959 season.D Louisburg, Kansas came here on Sept. 22 for a football game. Atkisson Studios took the group pictures on Sept. 25. Blue Springs played here on Sept. 29. October. Smithton here on Cot. 6. Woodland School Pie-and-Box Supper on Ectober 11. Belton here for football on October 13. We played Buckner there on October 20. Pie-andbox Supper at Sni Mills on Oct. 213 one at Wide Awake on Oct. 26. We played Odessa there on Oct. 27. November. Football at Grain Valley on Nov. 3. Football at Windsor on Nov. 15. Home-Coming Game Nov. 15 with Polo for the competition. All- School Party that night. Nov. 16 and 17 State Teachers Meeting in K. C. Thanksgiving holiday on Nov. 23 and 2b. December. Football Banquet on Dec. 1. Odessa here for basketball on Dec. the 12th. Basketball at Henrietta on Dec. 15. Christmas music program on Dec. 20. Program at Woodland on Dec. 20. Programs at Macklin, Sni Mills, Round Prairie, Hillside, and Wide Awake on Dec. 21. Christmas vacation Dec. 21 to Jan. 2. January. Back to school on Jan. 2. Belton here for basketball on Jan. 5. Gra n Valley on Jan. 12. Pleasant Hill Tourney Jan. 15 to 20. Mr. Harvey takes pictures here on Jan. 22. Basketball at Graindview on Jan. 23. Aukisson Studios takes the Senior pictures on Jan. 2b. Basketball at Wellington on Jan. 26. Jan. 31 to Feb. 3 Jr. High Tourney at Sugar Creek. February. Jan. 31 to Feb. 3 Jr. High Tourney at Sugar Creek. Junior Play on Feb. 6 lLitt1e Jimmie Jones! Feb. 8 Basketball lgrade school! at Rock Creek. Feb. 9 lone Jack here for basketball. W. M. 9. Tourney at Oak Grove Feb. 12 to 17. Sub-regional Tourney at Ruskin Feb. 19 to 2b. Raymore All-Girls Tourney Feb. 27 to March 3. March. March 7. Complete taking pictures for the Yearbook by Atkisson Studios. March 8 Speaker from the Baptist Church. Dr. London, of the University of Missouri, here on March 12. March 15 and 16 W. M. C. Music Festival at Grain Valley. Track Meet llndoorl at Fayette on March 17. March 29 One-act plays KW. M. C.l at Lone Jack. April. Warrensburg Music Festival April 6. Track Meet at William Jewell on April 20. Warrensburg Speech Festival April 20. Warrensburg Track Meet on April 26. Ma . Senior play on May L. Banquet CJr. and Sr.l on May ll. Baccalaureate on May 13. Grade School Graduation on May 16. High School Graduation on May 17. May 18 Last day of school--school picnics. f O 71- v--'- X. ff F .21 A ' 11- B ' Seated: Front Row, left to right: Richard Webb, Jimmy Simmons, Elmer Dean Young, Roger Lane, Dwight Heath, wayne Webb, Tomm Hampton, Larry Pierce, Sally Peterson, Vary Bell Sears, and Esther Agnew. Second Row: Jimmy Williams, Paul Glampitt, Billy Lindquist, Douglas Msinard, Gerald Thomas, J. W. Day, David Heath, Billy Webb, Harold Trabue, Ken Perryg. Standing, left to right: Sharon Hutchings, Jackie Ewing, Douglas Johnson, John Ewing, Billy Williams, walter Grayum, Betty Davis, Dick MacKay, Terry Clark, Charles Nebgen, Fee Moore, and Norma Simons. M U S I C N O T E S This year on March 15 and 16 the Western Missouri Conference Music Festival was held at Grain Valley. We, again, succeeded in coming home with the most I ratings both evenings. Our music director is Miss Betty Kinney. The No. I ratings that were given on March 15 for the instrumental entries are as follows: Trumpet Solo, John Williamsg Baton Twirling, Sharon Hutchingsg and the High School Band. The No. II ratings were: Piano Solo, Dwight Heathg and Brass Quartet. The Clarinet Solo by Esther Agnew was given a No. III rating. The No. I ratings for the vocal entries on March 16 are as follows: Double Mixed Quartetg Baritone Solo, Ray Morrison, Girls Sextetteg Boys Quartetg Girls Glee Clubg and Boys Glee Club. We received No. II ratings on a Baritone Solo by Gary Mainard and on the Mixed Chorus. N .f Q 92 S 'ffm fb GJ f eq Gfmln .r .egg GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front Row, left to right: Norma Munden, Lola Mansell, Nancy Baker, Anna Smedley, Lois Powell, Betty Davis, Mary Barker, Ann Morrison, and Mies Betty Kinney, Director. Second Rowg Patty Wood, Patty Thomas, Joan Adams, Betty Buzzard, Mary Belle Sears, June Davis, Shirley Larson, Wilma Arvin, and Vary Lou Grayum. Third Row: Jacqueline Ewing, Dorotmr Booker, Ann Young, Fae Moore, Esther Agnew, Myrnetta Noltenemeyer, Connie harrison, Patsy Shaw, and Shirley Alley. BOYS GLEE CLUB Front Row, left to rightg Miss Kinney Director ' Eddie M Starr, Donnie Shaw, Dwight Heath, Ray,Morrison,,David Hezihiwj. w, Da b er rayum, and Roger Lane. Second Row: Charles Nebgen Jimmy Martin B0 Middleton, Wayne Webb, Vernon Lunceford, Jimmy Cummins ,Paul C im' Edward Lawson, and Gary Menard. ' lamp ' yn LITTLE JIMMIE JONES Presented by the Junior Class February 6, 1951 Characters James Jodrel Jones, Jr., lmown as 'Little Jimmie Jones Eddie Morrow James Jodrel Jones, Sr., his father Mrs. Jennie Jones, his mother .. Polly Prescott, known as Pickles . Mrs. Pamela Prescott, her mother .. Biff Bingham, e. friend of Ji.m1ie's .. Stu.ffy Shaw, the same ........... Catherine Cameron, lcnmm as Cuddles . . . . Wayne Webb . Patty Thoms ....... Ann Morrison Mildred Rucisdeschell . . - . Charles Gauldin Gabrielle Garfield, known as Gabby ................ ... Gene Perry ... Norlm Minden ....... Patsy Shaw Nora Newman, a young newspaper woman, known as NewSy .. ... Rosalene Oskins Gladys Glamour, a young mavie star ................. ............. June Davis Dora Davenport, owner of Davenport's Dep-tment Store VanDyke Van Horn, a movie cameraman .......... ..... SYNOPSIS OF SCENES The entire action of the play takes place in the medium-sized city. Act I. A June evening. Act Act III. 'HM .. .. Wanda Wildschuetz . . Dwight Heath living room of the Jones home in a II. One month later. Afternoon One week later. Afternoon. K., Q ' 1 A, at A 'iff -ff Qi f I ' ' we N this Y ' far' ' L , E rs Q . I ' 21,5 , '. n I f e A , E ,,...,.,,,,,,l,5 , ,fl 'X Wg C ., A 4 Wfflm. Y ,J .,, . , Y - ? I A ' . K I 9'-M: M I YZ ,: L Q 71:1 L.k7 pig-gg, ,,' f .,,, A if L' Y A . K f re ev H gl A ,U ,,,vv I y v. kk if J ,A lg, I ' A A I A X as-f KXMAJAA f'ON.E',ACT PLAF Ray Morrison Mr. Maxwell ,amy Ki Q :Q ' 5? . 'F' . N XVI s ef -'-: of Q ' at ff 21' - l . 1ff5.a'3.aMti.-, L' ' Ihry mu Qrayum Betty a? nevia neun Bill Dean Betty Loun Connie Wmddie Ander Wilbur - WILBUR FACES FACTS 4 I' Oak Grove High School Entry K 1' I in the W. M. G. One-act Plays Festival Y XX , ! March 29 at Lone Jack 'xy' Charactersg WILBUR MAXWELL, son, thirteen years of age. Rather disgruntled . HERCULES NELSON, Wilburfs best pal ...... ... ....... ... BETTY LOU, daughter, fifteen ..... CONNIE, daughter, seventeen ......... EDDIE ANDERSON, Connieis boy friend .............................. MRS. MAXWELL, mother, head of the house , or at least she thinks so .. MR. MAXWELL, head of the house-at least in his estimation ...... .... X Ann Young Mrs. Lhxwell' sonn Seryl Webb Hercules Nelson' . Bill Dean . Seryl Webb ... Mary L01-1 Grayull Betty Buzzard ... David Heath .. Ann Young Ray Morrison Thirteen-year-old Wilbur Phxwell is probably the only member of the masculine gender who feels he knows all there is to know about ll, and Wilbur says it in no zmcertain terms. The reason is that his two sisters, Connie and Betty Lou, have been getting everything they've ever wanted for years, and poor Wilbur hasn't been getting anything. Not one thing. Not even a nickel. Furthermore, he knows womnvenough to know that helll never get anything as long as theylre around. Until one of them gets married he wonlt get a thing-especially the little horse hels been wanting for so long. So Wilbur and best pal, Hercules Nelson, set out to get sister Connie mrried to Eddie Anderson, her boy friend of the moment. Papa lhxwell hears the boys talking over their plans, and gets the very wrong idea that Connie and Eddie are on the verge of sloping, so be decides to step in and do what a good father should do-throw the boy bodily out of the house. . . U ,wr ' wb 1. 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Q4 H n Y qw, EM .Q .V 'W z :L -f' 3 'u I .4- I K E is fi- mf P R T Q U 9 I E' . g' st 1 Y N if J J at 1 5' ' , 5 Q THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Officers for 1950-1951 President ...... ... Mrs. H. H. Johnson Vice-president . ... Mrs. John Dickinson Secretary ,... ... Mrs. Henry Morrison Treasurer ... ... .... ... .. Mrs. Carl Shelby, Jr. Committees Hospitality ....................... Mrs. Glenn Buzzard, Chairman Mrs. Keith Adams and Mrs. W. D. Alley Program ...... .................. . .... .. Mrs. Joe Story, Chairman Mrs. Wayne Oliver and Miss Betty Kinney Membership ......................... Mrs. C. A. Mainard, Chairman Mrs. Adrian Lunceford and Mrs. lyndell Hellberg Congress Publications ........................... Mrs. L. Johnson P. T. A. Magazine ......... ........ . Mrs. Eldon Borland, Chairman Mrs. J. Earl Williams Founders Day ........................ Mrs. Lynn Owings, Chairman Mrs. J. E. Williams and Mrs. Melvin Grayum Publicity ..................................... Miss Mary Moore Safety ... . ................................ Mrs. E. H. Perry Historian ........ .... ....................... Mrs. C. T. Johnson Room Mothers Room I Mrs. Alvin Grote, Mrs. Morton Yburee, and Mrs. G. Triplett Room II Mrs. Jay Foster, Mrs. Room III Mrs. Luther Johnson, L. Westerberg, and Mrs. Gene Grote Mrs. Walker Owings, and Mrs. I. D. Alley Room IV Mrs. Elmer Johnson, Mrs. G. Buzzard, and Mrs. F. Gauldin The P. T. A. has at the present time over 100 members. During the year we have had a Pie and Box Supper and have served food at the W. M. C. basketball tournament and served the football banquet. The project for year has been the purchase of a piano for the school. The piano was received last fall and has been in daily use ever since in the Music Room. f W2 j'A ,IA : Jlilkvjggl ','. h f ff K X if ' If 9 , ' 'I u s K 'V Sr Q5Qf4Y rf' FTI' .x :I , r ,3 uf rf 7 CL? H - ff far Sf . 1f C C- K G 71 ff f r w nrrii i 1113 Q Q! P C' I ' 1. o tg: I I O - 1, ROACH GRAIN COMPANY 96 PHONE 96 L... LL ' YEA PANTHERS Qak grove PERRY BUS LINE I Oak Grove Missouri Missouri I 5 PHONE 3 1 T L BATES CITY MERCANTILE BEST wxsrms 1-0 'mn sr-:Mons Sexyl Webb - Bessie Webb OF 1951 C- A www-MS BTA!-Is CITY, MISSOURI Carpenter Cabinet Maker Al., - ee - Y , , 1'. 1 C A F' E Vic and Dots Dinners - Short Orders - Ice Cream L if-.l 1-7 11: BLUE BIRD BEAUTY SHOP fl Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1951 from John and Marie Rhodes and FAMILY 1 VESTAL'S RUBY wnrr ll Oak Grove. Mo. , Hardware 8: Groceries 237 PHONE 237 ' -, g, , ..., Tri ,Y . , 0. K. GRAYUM MOTOR SERVICE I BARBER SHOP 127 PHONE 127 ,R John Younz Claude Battmuu Jr- GLADYS BEAUTY SHOP BOOKER'S SERVICE STATION 0a.k Grove. Mo. Gas - Oils -- Lubrication General Renairs Ol Grove, Mo. Phon 129 ,', PHONE 131 Your Chevrolet Dealer K. L. Tip SIGLER Invites You to Visit Our Show Room 41 Drugs and Sundries Prescriptions ROBINSON'S DRUG STORE 1 ali , V I , Y L-Vi COMMERCIAL BANK 1 of -. OAK GROVE OAK GROVE. MISSOURI MEMBER Federal Deboslt Insurance Corporation PHONE 84 ,E-,,,.a, JOHNSON BROS. mnnwuu: and Arrnmwns B.. C. A. Radios and Television Pittsbll-ith Paints osx GnovE, Mo. 1 64 PHONE 164 ROBINETTE CLEANERS CLEANING - PRESSING Oak Grove. Mo. Congratulations Class of '51! Owings and Rowland Locker Plant Oak Grove, Missouri 0. G. HATCHERY and LAUNDRY Baby Ohicks and Supplies Laundrv Service O G. HOBBY SHOP Mdls. Mlds. T, , etc. Oak Griwg, Mo.o 07' Phone 132 WEBB FUNERAL HOME Oak Grove, Missouri YOUREE BARBER SHOP .l- 'C --- -' I 1 1 if J l E1 r ROY WARREN'S' .Service Station and Garage Batds City. Mo. Phone oak Grove 1221 STORY SERVICE STATION Mobil Gas and Oil Groceries --Ice Cream - Soft Drinks 40 and Outer Belt Oak Grove, Mo. CAMERON CLEANERS Oak Grove Missouri ,ll ,, Best Wishes MAC'S CAFE Oak Grove. Ho. P DOT'S OASIS Courtesy Service Bates 'Uity. Missouri THE OAK GROVE BANNER Orville D. Triggs, Pub. Phone 47 ,F -I , l , OAK GROVE LUMBER CO. Warren Grnyum . ... if 1- til, JOI-lNSON'S GROCERY I Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Phone 60 Oak Grove 'V - AFRICAN VIOLETS ALWAYS All Kinds - All Prices At My Homn Virginia Middleton OAK GROVE MERCANTILE Company SERVE YOURSELF Shoes - Dryzoods -Ready-to-Wear Notions Fresh Meats - Groceries We Strive to Serve Rhone Oak Grove. Mo. Phone 51 Charles Sz Edyth Pewitt 51 UNITED TELEPHONE CO. We Strive to Serve I 'Best Wishes 4 457719 HELLBERG'S CAFE ,Since 1918 T NUFF sun I DR. J. A. BARNETI' Phone 219 ' I 7' Y f ' '47 hun- , ,I-A-Q, Avon oumn rnonucrs Moon McM mn,' Gifts for All 0cwi61m ' PAINT and- BODY SHOP Lillian Adams 3' W- mcmuuim 120 ' Phone 120 l ' Stanley Home Products Congratulatlons 1 Bemieee Grayum KENNETH ROYER OM' Gmve' 'Mo' ' ' Phone 65 FLORS! L EJ U Congratulations Class ol 1931 FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP i BROADWAY GRILL Norte Annliances SHELBY I. Phone 151 209 Phone 167 4 Q ! f l V tr V PHILLIPS PETROLEUM MacKAY DRUGS C. T. Shelby, Jr. Geo. A.. MacKav Know Your Druggist Oak Grove, Missouri Oak Grovd Phone 255 Missouri 172 PHONE 172. -Meet Me at U 1 MacKAYS el 1 9 0 gGRAP OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS fwafnufaffajzevgdf fzcfudizwfaf YEARBOOKS ln H6 ANNOUNCEMENTS 5,4aC,gi af fymmm PERSONAL CARDS CAPS AND GOWNS 0M4'4Z'fem TREASURY OFWISDOM STATIONERY BUGS' .J '29 Joan Adams '53 Wilma Arvin '51 Esther Agnew '51 Betty Buzzard '51 Betty Jo Barnett '5b Josephine Canfield '52 Mrs. Ferns Church Supt. H. F. Cline Mrs. Mae Cline Arlie Cummins '5b Bill Dean '53 J. W. Day '52 Buddy Douglas '52 Betty Davis '51 lawrence Dennis '53 Walter Grayum '51 Charles Gauldin '53 Robert Garrison '52 John Greer '51 Mary lou Grayum '53 David Heath '53 Sharon lou Hutchings Dale Johnson 'Sh Miss Dick Betty J. Kinney Larson '53 Dorothy Marble ' 51. Cary Mainard '51 Eddie Morrow '52 Ann Morrison '52 Ray Morrison '51 Braddy Marble '53 Miss Mary Moore Charles Nebgen '53 Harry Moore Mrs. Pearl G. Moore Frank Moore Mrs. Mildred B. Moor Bob Middleton '51 Horace Middleton Mrs. Virginia N. Mid Josephine Stagg '5A Mary Belle Sears '53 Billy Smith '52 Don Scofield '52 Anna Smedley '52 Bonnie Trabue '53 Marion Turner '52 Wayne Webb '52 Arthur Wilkinson ? Glenn Williams '53 Johnny Williams '53 Seryl 'Sonny' Webb '53 Mrs. Gertrude R. Wyatt Patty Wood '51 dleton Myrnetta Jo Nortensmeyer 'SL Marjorie Joyce Nebgen 'L8 Gene Perry '52 Keith Wheaton '51 Gwyn Wilkinson '5L Mrs. Hannah Belle Peck Gene Anne Peck J. E. Peck Steve Romanchuck '5 Mildred Ruckdeschell Gayle Reinbold Doris Jean Reickard WMonkN Lindquist '52 iStephensonJ Ann Young '51 b D52 151 To the Boosters Club and all others who have helped in the preparation and publication of this, the fifth volume of Panther Highlights: the thanks and appreciation of the Senior Class--and the Annual Staff, in particular. Our thanks to the merchants who have purchased advertising space to finance this project. And to our thanks for your contribution a source of joy and pride to all in this book--thereby helping us the teachers and student body-- to this book. May this book be in the days and years to come.