Palmyra High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Palmyra, MO)

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Semen Glam play Nw.. llirst Ron'--lf,'tiie Gross, Don VVt-hmeyer, Dick Sutter, Dale Cates, Tom Ilorton Second llowfrjo Sutterfiell, llertha Sappington, Patty Dodd, Marilyn Gardhouse, Don lllilenliroek, Miss llollan Third Ilow-Betty linglehardt. Mary Io lleimet, Claudene Shade, Fay Davis, Clifton Stout Fourth llow-Toininy Scltaffer, Leo lfoster, Marvin Meyers, Charles Henderson FINDERS CREEPERS by Donald Pavton Willitir Maxwell. a pocket-sized version of the atom homh777 77 Don Uhlenhrock llcrcules Nelson. lVilhur's hosom Friend 7 7 7 7 7 iliom llorton Celeste Nelson, llcrc's attractive cousin 777 7 -Io Sutterfield Nina Quigley. the deceased's granddaugltter 7 liety linglcltardt l7ranltie Nelson, who loves mystery thrillers Pat Dodd Aunt Mari Nelson. the only scnsilmle household memher Claudenc Shade Uncle lioh Nelson, a mortician 7 77 77 77 7 7 Ronnie Calvert Crannv Nelson. strictly' a live wire 7 Marilvn Cardhouse lXlr. Quigley, an aged ltep cat Clifton Stout Dr. Ilroxvn, at lriemllx' doctor 77 77 7 77 7 7 Dale Cates Madeline Quigley. Mr. Quiglevs middle-aged sister llertlrl Sinpington llarrv Schuster, a lawyer friend of Madeline 777777777 7 77 Eddie Cross Daphne, the miiid 77 777 7 7777 77777 Marv lo lleilner Claude, the L l'iL'iilliC!' with his eyes on the maid. 7 7 7 7 lohn llutcllerson l lelper 7 77 7777777777777 7 7 7 Charles llenderson Stage Cren Leo lioster, Don hA',CllITlCyCl', Dick Sutter. Toni Scltalfer, Marvin Meyers 7 77 Fav Davis Promptcr 77 7 7 777 77777777 Scene: The Nelson living room. Act l An evening of the present Act II The next evening Act III An hour or so later Director: Miss Margueritte llollan

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ln September, 1948, forty-one freshmen walked through the doors of P. ll. S. for the first time, in hopes to find many happy and worthwhile days. At our first class meeting, we elected Mrs. Schuekenbrock and Mrs. Brown as sponsors. We will all remember the day of initiation and also the day of the llomecoming and how happy we were when we won first prize on our float. ln September, 1949, forty-three students began their second year of high school. VVe were guided through this year hy our officers and class sponsors, Mrs. Noland and Mrs. Allen. We were lucky enough to win first on our llomc- coming float again this year. jim Losson was selected to go on the Sophomore Pilgrimage to Jefferson City. In September ,l95O. forty juniors began their third year at Palmyra lligh. Our sponsors were Mrs. llarris and Mrs. Pierre, who helped us successfully through the year. One of our big events of this year was a riotous three-act com- edv called Cone With the Girls, which was a wonderful success. Lauretta lloerr was chosen to attend Missouri Girls' State at Fulton, and joshua Bridgman, to at- tend hlissouri Boys, State at Boonville. The next big event was the annual Ir.- Sr. Banquet and Prom held on the 17th of May. The theme, Kentucky Gardens, made beautiful surroundings to Maurice Menge's music. Everyone really worked very hard to make it the success it was. In September, 1951, forty seniors enrolled in old P. fl. S. for the last time. VVe elected Mrs. Maize and Mr. llager as our class sponsors. Our officers were: President .. , . . cc, . c.. .nn .- ec.. ...E joshua Bridgman Vice-President . . . jim Losson Treasurer - . . . ., Delores Bremlner Secretary ,,,,uc,ct. lo Ann VValton Reporter c,..c.,,c, Marilyn Cardhouse Student Body President . Dale Cates Student Council , Tom llorton Jo Sutterfield The Searchlight was the biggest project of the year. VVe elected lsauretta floerr as Editor and llelen Lehenhauer as Assistant Editor. VVe won first on our float for the fourth consecutive year. Other highlights of the year were the Senior Play, the Senior Carnival, the lr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom, the Senior trip, and last but not least, the most worked for days of all, Baccalaureate and Commencement. The Seniors of SZ have been very outstanding in all school activities and have proven themselves to be capable of many worthwhile things. We leave our school with many fond memories that will find a place in our hearts forever. as four of the happiest years of our lives.

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