Palmyra High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Palmyra, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

1. 'E xr nr ,. fl V 2 3? ii: .:. ,EVE 'li ,: ' if , A .-. , 1,1-,.i ' - V 2.7! .A ,241 A14 UH SHXHKHHVHT gf 7953 puede! by like mm gfmd of X 1 X X, X ff f ff N I X fr ix- ZH 'X ff! K We, the Seniors of 1953, would like to thank the boosters of our school, without whose help it would have been impossible to publish our annual. To thcm, wc dedicate this hook in hopes that this little bit of recognition will help show our appreciation. Ammaazmum QS -51: tvu wh , 11, XI g xl .M 'S- ' 55 gi:--:f f Zend Albert Durand Lloyd Erwin Clifford Faxon President Clerk Treas. I. W. Well Kenneth Cissna Arthur Akerson In past years we have asked the president of the board to write in this space and we have enjoyed having them participate, however this year we are going to depart from this in order to express our appreciation to them for the many things they do for us. Each month they spent many hours here for which they receive no re- muneration. It is because of their forward looking policies that we are able to have a progressive, up-to-date school of which we may be justly proud. A school is only as progressive as the people who are in charge of its policies and as long as Palmyra Schools are in the hands of such capable people we need have no fear that our school will not excel. Swpewfzfemfenf G. W. Cummings As we live among people, we are so close to the field of action that much of the value and beauty of human lives around us is obscured by the Weaknesses of human nature. As distance and time separates us the real values of a person are rediscovered and friendship blossoms into its full beauty which can only be expressed by a poetic genius. May, as we turn the pages of this book in the near or distant future, the pictures bring a profound realization of the personal worthwhileness of all our friends. William Speak My first year at Palmyra High School has been a wonderful experience, with a wonderful group of students. I hope that as we look and think through the pages of this book our hearts will How with kind recollections of a happy year together. Slircfenf game!! Roger Feaster Sonny President Student Body Vice President Student Body As President of the Student Body, I Wish to express my deep gratitude and appreciation to the Student Body, Faculty and School Board for their sincere co operation in making this school year a great and profitable year for everyone. It is my hope that as you go through each page of this annual, it will bring back prec- ious memories of your classmates, teachers, and good times you have enjoyed While attending Palmyra High. Speaking for the entire Senior Class, we all regret leaving old P. H. S., but we all know that it is being left in well qualified hands. l Back row--Kenneth Hoehne, Lois Kreider, Ruth Ann Stuhlman, Jack Kimberly, Cecil Peters. Front row-Donald Bestman, Sonny Kroeger, Roger Feaster, Shirley Court- right, Carolyn Turner. - Mrs. Martha McClain Physical Education Librarian - Health Mrs. Edith Schuckenbrock Social Studies Bert Edward Stanley Music Floyd Hager V Vocational Agriculture amp, Mrs. VVilma Ellis Art English Mathematics Mrs. Margaret Maize Vocational QOM llome Economics Mary Frances Pugh Commercial Studies -lean Seeger English Dramatics Speech Mrs. Marjorie Westmoreland Physics General Science Biology Sherman Hafner Co Ph ach ysical Education . sfwwfwyg . .. A ,, W ..,. x 'fs W . :,., . , W if ..... A' C 1, ,l fk R 5:e:f52?::.::.1E:E'.. i ' .,., '- '- iz- Q E - . ' Q si - 9 - 'g' 5515 1-:-. -: .. . ... . r ' ' ' 1' iibbg x r .. E.-. gl?llx.FiTlCY lWrs. lNlz11'y Bennett Doris lmbler rmulla Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Eighth Grade Qmafe Mrs. Helen Gottman Mrs. Marian Edwards Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Mrs. Mabel Cary Mrs. Esther Gardhouse Mrs. Alice Gary Third Grade Second Grade First Grade Sendafw AX 1 mf? IN! L n 1445 ll Q-W i K .5 A fl WZ .. as .XNXW H. McCormick Pres. Semcvz Ugicew E. Vannice Reporter J X X we Catherine Herring V. Pres. Carolyn Schade Treasurer X X' X21 Phy1l1S Mette Secretary l 9. I f , fx' , fysiff ffl' be ,, at it ' U A . , , , s 1 ' , , 1 . ,Lf ll I V E, - J' .l A LIU, 5 r ft ll ' it i Vvlt 4 R 5 'tix-, I ..l' +1 ,J I U if V Carolyn Becker Becky 'xv X Placidity itself, Nothing ever ruf- fles the calm surface of her mind. Student Council 15 Class Secretary 2: Class Treasurer 3g Assistant Pep Squad Reporter 3, FHA 1, 4, Pen Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad Secre- tary 4: Girls' State 3, Searchlight Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 39 Mixed Cl J l, 3, 4, F bll - 45 Drlaorlmllnlics 4. not 8 new Donald Bestman Donn Easy come-easy go. Lettcrmen's Club 4: Key Club 4, Football 43 Dramatics 4. , if li g, l kv -Ni J , J rs ' ff John Bier Bier His ideals are high, his abilities many, and school spirit he has plenty. Presient FFA 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Key Club 3, 43 Glec Club 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 33 Searchlight Staff 4. Ruth Bockhold Ruth Like a bee, she works all day in her quiet sort of way. - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 34 f Library Club 1, 2, 3. ' 'ff Mary Bohon Bohon She doesn't have to study, the teach- ers are sure she knows. Secretary Library Club 3g Reporter Library Club 49 Pep Squad I, 2, 3, 4: FHA I, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 4: Searchlight Staff 4: Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Basketball Queen 4. xi 1,1 Xrf UW Wallace Buclawalter Buck A good example of one of these much talked of, strong, dark men. Searchlight 45 Lettermerfs Club 3, 45 Football 33 Dramatics 3, Monroe City 1. X ,N N ll . f 2 all Helen Callighan Daisy Mae All work and no play is not the life for me. Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 light Staff 4. 3 Dramatics 43 Search- Ji. A iz R xv! rf- a ,is U f jf X Shirley Courtright Sh0rty,' Have you ever seen her eyes dance? We warn you take another glance. Secretary of Student Council 49 PBI- liamentarian for FHA 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Searchlight Staff 4, Pep Squad I, 2. 3, 4: Library Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g Dramatics 3, 4. Margaret Conner Maggie Born to giggle, and horse laugh I will. Searchlight Staff 45 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. in Vu i A rl I , , l 1 Barbara Carter Barbie When dates and lessons don't agree, I keep the dates and let the lessons be. Searchlight Staff 49 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 43 Dra- matics 3. 4. ., A A' f'l,'g!flX- iff-7 5 .-'- , f xt .YI fxY'bl A - Albert Davis jerry Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, ready to go out on another spree Searchlight 4g Lettermens Club 49 'Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus ls Foot- ball 3, 4: Dramatics 3. 'T if l iid' T gl lit' if , J ,h 1 X l . xx x L 1 , l. 1, ,V Roger Feaster A'Rog,' Past, furious, and fickle Dramatics 3: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chrous 15 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4g Key Club 2, 3, 49 Lettermen's Club l. 2, 3, 4, Searchlight Staff 1, 4: Football Co- Captain 49 Class President 1: Stu- dent Council President 4g Student Council 3, 43 Lettermen's Club Seo- retary and Treasurer 4g President Key Club 35 High School Who's 'WVho 4: All District North-East Foot- ball Team 45 Honorable Mention All State Football Team 4: Honorable mention All District North-East Foo!- ball Team 3. I , U! I E 2 I fif l 1 .' l , . Bettv Disselhorst Pony,' Merry us the day is long. Pep Squad Reporter 4: Carnival At- tendant 49 Searchlight Staff 45 Searchlight Queen 4g Pen Squad 3, 4: FHA 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Clubs 1, 2. 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Leon Drebes Drebes My greatest ambition is to have at least one thought. Reporter FFA 49 Searchlight Staff 4, Let!ermen's Club 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 35 Glec Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Football 43 Dr:-:matics 4. 1 ' x r E x l Earl Dean Drebes Orl Donft know do ya? Let's take a vote on lt. Carnival King 4: Searchlight Staff 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4g Football 3, 49 Dramatics 4, ffj.. , SLK' 'C ij, Q.. , A , ,ful ,Q f 5+ ' f f' Marjorie Gottman Marge A little irl full of uestions 2 fl Class Treasurer 25 Barnwarming At- tendant 15 Football Attendant 45 Basketball Attendant 45 Search- light Staff 45 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Dramatics 4. , 1,555 X flu if Edna Knueppel Eddie Always on the spot, Student Council 25 Football Attend- ant 25 Searchlight Staff 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 45 Glee Club 1, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 45 Dramatics 45 Assistant Editor of Searchlight 4. V I Elizabeth Hampton Liz She looks like an angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. Class Treasurer I5 Pep Squad Treas- urer 35 Editor of Searchlight 45 Search- light Staff 45 Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 45 FHA 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Billy Johnson Moose I doubt if work ever killed anyone. Key Club Vice President 45 Search- light Staff 45 Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus I, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. . I I, Q .Jl Nt ,' 55. ', 1. lf ' 1 Catherine Herring Cathy Ain't love grand? FHA President 35 Pep Squad Pres- ident 45 Class Vice President 45 Bas- ketball Attendant 35 Searchlight Staff 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chrous l, 2, 3. 45 Basketball l, 2, 3. D I 1 l..,K4 r 'f' 1 I I u Of Maurice Kreider Maurice,' Speech is great, but silence if, greater FFA I, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Dra- matics 49 Searchlight Staff 4. xl , x if J ' J I , all Lola Moore Loco To argue is in my line. Searchlight Staff 49 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 49 FHA 1, 2, 3, 49 Library Club 1, 29 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 3, 4. aye ,Q 'W' C , V' ,, xr l lzxrold McCormick MaC,' Aly conduct at school is a teacher's delight, I sleep all day, so I can study all night. Class President 49 Student Council 19 Suohomore Pilgrimage 29 Search- light Staff 49 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Band lg Draniatics 3. Phyllis Mette Phil P11 not budge an inch. Searchlight Staff 49 Pep Squad Treas- urer 3, 49 Pep Squad 3, 49 FHA President 49 FHA 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Secretary 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 39 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 39 Bamwarming At- tendant 4. I If Q. P X sf .5 +1 il' ya. Janet Maddox Sue I always come in with the milkman. Football Attendant 19 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 49 FHA l, 2, 3, 49 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 49 Band l, 2, 3, 49 Dramatics 49 Search- light Staff 4. V ,1, f I ri f 2 ' . qf r X A VVayne Myers Buck A man is never in his right mind when he's in love with a girl FFA Secretary 4: Lettermen's Club 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Dramatics 4: Mixel Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. : J I. f, K Carolyn Shade Pug I'm interested in wood work. FHA Parliamentarian 3: Class Secre- tary l. 3: Class Treasurer 4: Basket- ball Attendant 1: Football Attend- ant 2, 3: Searchlight Staff 4: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Glce Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Basketball 1, 4: Dramatics 4: News- paper Staff 1. Maxine Powell lX'laxH 'lille choicest of life comes in small packages l'liX l. 2, 3, 4: Dramarics 3, Q 'r limmie Rounner Doc One at a time girls, don't rush. Searchlight Staff 4: Lettermen's Club 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Search- light King 4, I if f , . ,ll 7, ,.-. Marilyn Ravenscraft Sunshine' lf frhc will she will. and you may depend on it. If she won't, she won't, and that's the end of it. P'-in Siruutl lice President 4: Library Club 4: Cheerleader -lg Substitute Phu' l 'ItlC!' 3: lioothall Attendant I: Clarinet quartet 2: Pon Squad l, 2. 3, 4: FHA l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4: Girls Trio 2, 3: Majorettc 2, 3: Search- light Staff 1, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4. 1 Q 1 Duane Schwada Feet,' A good student, fair and square, his ways and looks will always wear. Class President 2: Student Council Vice President 3: Key Club 43 Search- light Staff 49 I.ettermen's Club 4, FFA' 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 4g Football 45 Dramatics 3. , x 5, ., , gr . X. Evelyn Vannice Vaniece Three in one: Dependable, capable and sweet. Class Reporter 3, 45 Library President 43 Searchlight Staff 45 Library Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 29 Mixed Chorus I. 2. ily! 5 v A ,N li' Benny Snow 4'Bee'y Always friendly, always just the same, always fair in life's old game. Searchlight Staff 45 Lettem1en's Club 45 Key Club 4, Football 4. AF Margaret Tucker Margo She's a girl upon whom you can al- ways depend. Once acquainted, al- ways a friend. , Searchlight Staff 49 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Dramatics 3. 4. it 1- Mijn' ff ,jixxdxyf LeRoy Strate Straight Calm and peaceful he treads lifes way PFA Vice President 45 Searchlight Staff 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 44 ff' f ' ' ff 1 ,maj 61452 I 1 R i, l'i'i 1 Carol Ann Wegehoft 4'Wags ciCI10I'0LlS and funfloving, full of steam. A leading member of the basketball team. llsaketball Attenzlant 2: FIIA l, 2, 3, 4: Barnwarming Attcnilant 35 Glee Club lg Basketball Co-Captain 4: Pep Squad I, 2, 3. 4g Basketball 2, 3, 41 Dramatics 4g Band 1, 2, Searchlight Staff 4, Football Attendant 3. J I. . A . R' X X 'fx 1 , , . Jerry Yates Yats1e', Sometimes I sit and think and some- times I iust sit. Searchlight Staff 45 Lettcrmexfs Club 45 FFA 1, 2, 3. 45 Football 4g Basket- ball 4: Dramatics 3, 4. . 1 i IN lt L1 1 A Dorothy Wheeler Dottie She says little but that's no sign she has little to say. Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4g FHA l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4 4: Dramaties 4, Library 2, 3, 43 Lib-'ary Treasurer 41 Searchlight Staff 4. Spencer VVoodall Woodie VVhat is life if E nuldn't flirt. Key Club President 4: -ztuzlent Coun- eil 2, Lettermen's Club President 49 flsvs Vice President l: Searchlight Staff 4: Lettermcn's Club 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, '45 Hi-ccl Lnovus l, 44 lfoothall 2, 3, 4: Drainatics 4. gi f' Q 5 Shirlev Vvilliams Hsliirlu 'illisclir-viotls little imn but serious at times. Sl'2ll'Cllll5lllI Staff 41 Pep Suuafl l, 2, 5, 4, l'll,X I, 2, 3, 4: Cleo Club I. ' 4 1: AllYL'l Clmrus I. 2, 3, -35 Dramatics 3, 4, 1 .! .fl iw..- Seam GLM Jzrzma In September, 1949, fifty-seven freshmen entered the portals of Palmyra High School to begin their high school career. We were a little shy at first but soon became acquainted and quite at home. Our sponsors for the year were Mrs. Schuckenbrock and Mrs. Ellis. A day never to be forgotten was freshman initi- ation. We were honored to have one of our class mates, Mabel Claus, elected Carnival Queen. In September, 1950, fifty-six sophomores began their second year in Pal- myra High School. Our sponsors for the year were Mrs. Ellis and Mr. Hulen. Early in the year We initiated the freshmen and also gave them a party. Harold McCormick was chosen to represent the class on the Sophomore Pilgrimage. In September, 1951, fifty-two juniors started the second half of their high school education. Our sponsors were Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Lewis. We presented the annual junior play, LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE, on December 7. The biggest event of the year was the jr.-Sr. Prom in the spring. Carolyn Becker was chosen to attend Girls, State in Fulton. Bob Bier was the representative to Boys' State in Boonville. In September, 1952, fortyone seniors entered PHS to gain their last year of secondary education. We selected Mrs. Maize and Mr. Hafner as our class spon- cors. Our officers for the year were: President-Harold McCormick Secretary-Phyllis Mette Vice-Pres.-Cathy Herring Treasurer-Carolyn Schade Student Body President.-.--- ........ Roger Feaster Student Council Girl .,... ---Shirley Courtright Student Council Boy-----. -------------- Donald Bestman The biggest project of the year was the editing of the Searchlight. Elizabeth Hampton was elected Editor and Edna Knueppel, Assistant Editor. Betty Dis- selhorst was chosen Searchlight Queen and jimmy Rouner, Searchlight King. Carolyn Becker was the Football Queen and Margie Cottman attendant. Phyllis Mette, was Senior attendant at the annual Barnwarming. Other events sponsored by the Senior Class were the Senior Play, the Senior Carnival, the Senior trip. At last the long awaited day, Commencement, arrived. The Seniors of '53 leave PHS with many happy memories of the pleasant and enjoyable days spent there. emhfz D ' First Row-Shirley Anne Courtright, Dean Drebes, Carolyn Schade, Spencer Woodall, Margaret Tucker, Miss Seeger. Second Row-Edna Knueppel, Marjorie Gottman, Donald Bestman, Wayne Myers, Carol Ann Wage- hoft, Marilyn Ravenscraft. Third Row-Ianet Maddox, Carolyn Becker, jerry Yates, LeRoy Strate, Shirley Williams, Helen Cal- lighan, Leon Drebes. Seam PM This year the Seniors chose for their play A Feudin, Over Yondery' a hill billy comedy in three acts, by Le Roma Rose. The plot revolves around the Popoff family years because one of the Popoff boys said he was and the Fry family who have been feuding for going out to shoot an old skunk one day and ac- cidentally shot Paw Fry instead. Periodically Mountain Maggie, a legendary character who travels around the hills nursing the sick, must come to patch up someone hurt in the feud. Rosie Belle Fry, being handy with a gun, takes the only unattached nose. Emmy, whoid like to get hitched, decides one of the Popoff boys. But how can she marry She enlists the aid of Mountain Maggie who's tired it. Mountain Maggie, wise in the ways of human that some plain sugar water she gives them is a They are tired of being lonely and have just about Belle arrives with the news that it was all a trick. end, of course, the feud is ended and everybody is mixups and ribtickling situations. The cast consists of the following: Mountain Maggie --W .ees Shirley Courtright Maw Fry ...,,,s. --- Margaret Tucker Emmy Fry .ttct -- Margie Cottman lzzie Fry s...u -- ..... Leon Drebes Clem Fry ,...t,,,,,.,t,v. Donald Bestman Rosie Belle Fry- - ttt... Carol Ann Wegehoft Aunt Harry Hornhonker ...., Carolyn Schade Becky Mae Hornhonker ...u Shirley Williams Willy Hornhonker cc.. .- ....e.. Dean Drebes Pappy Popoff ,,,. ----- s,.... LeRoy Strate Zeke Popoff t,...r ...N S pencer Woodall male in the hills from under her sister Emmy's she'll end up as an old maid if she doesn't get someone with whom her family is having a fued? of tending to victims of the feud, to put an end to nature, convinces Maw Fry and Pappy Popoff love potionn which will make them fall in love. decided to marry and end the feud, when Rosie Once more the feud is going full force. ln the happy, but not before there are quite a few merry The Travelin' Preacher aatttat Wayne Myers ----Dotty VVheeler Barbara Carter Ianet Maddox VVedding Guests ----- ------- Jerry Yates Maurice Kreider Edna Knueppel Carolyn Becker Marilyn Ravenscraft Helen Callighan Musicians ---- Entertainers --- ----- cmdcvw X X .XX f PA- - F r I jf: Q 1 n I fi v Chester Irene Martha .lane Norma Jean Bobby Bross Hoerr Faxon Donelson Porter President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Three O'clock Goodnight Easter Pittsburgh Concharito in the morn- Irene. Parade. Pennsylvania. in B Minor. mg. The beginning of the 1952-53 school year, brought fortyone familiar faces to the classrooms. Our new member being Eugene Riney. After electing our sponsors, who are Mr. Hagar and Mr. Stanley, the fol- lowing officers were elected: President ........... .- .......,vc,e...... .Chester Bross Vice-Pres. aan-.. ......r,g,,,............. Irene Hoerr Secretary .g,, ,-r ..,.....crcc........ Martha lane Faxon Treasurer ...,..gg,g,,,,,,..,.... Norma lean Donelson Reporter ...A.,,,c.........g,,,.......... Bobby Porter Student Council Girl Member .g....,,,, Carolyn Turner Student Council Boy Member-.- ........ Jackie Kimberley We are also proud to have Sonny Kroeger, a fellow classman, as Vice-Pres- ident of the Student Council. Our football attendants were Norma lean Knueppel, and Martha Iane Faxon. The whole class put forth a lot of effort to make a first place prize-Winning float. ln the fall, followinb our football season, we had Marie Lochman as our Barnwarm- ing Attendant. VVe did very well on selling magazines to make money for our Prom. Jackie Kimberley was chairman, with Sonny Kroeger, and Norma ,lean Donelson being team captains. Sonny's side, being the losing team had to give Norma Iean's team a party. ' VVe hope that our Senior year brings as much fun, and success as our junior vear. V 'I . Ui .P W A f f Mary Lou Austin lay Dee Donald Robert Bates Boulware Callighan Dunlap Frankenbach Smoke Gets in Blues In The It Takes !Two Slaughter on Detour. ' Your Iiyesi' Night? To Tanfgopl X Tenth Avenue ,CQ Q NY -Aj' xy! V5 QYTZ 3 X- ia f Atxlv 3, N ' L' - Mary Alice jean jack jack Donald Godman Gottman Hackworth Haydon Hoehne You Two Timed Let it Snow Tears In My Lovebug Because ofw Xle Four Times Let It Snow Beer. Itch. You I j Too Often. Let It Snow. 1 w V . Robert: Delbert Shirley Louise Melba Hoffmeister I-loteling Jagger if Kaden Kaden Kiss Me Idaho. Skaters il: The Roving I'1l See You Once. Waltz. N Kind. In My,Dreams. X All if Si Norma lean Knueppel Brown Eyes. Jackie Kimberley Green Silk Stockings and Red Perfume. Arthur Marie Lois Kroeger Lochman Loy It's a Grand Be My Silver Threads Old Name. Love. Among the Gold. . ,xy 4 ,N lx.: W If RN kv BQ? Rl tx ,Il X, 2 A K sl Y, Betty Eldon Gene Marita Ronnie McKee Mette Meyers Meyer Meyers Ruby And A Singin' In. j Indian Love I Can Dream, Iumbalaya Pearl The ,Raiyfj Call. Can't I H W .V ,Q .fi nf ,IM 7 .Lt Y fl X Betty Ruth jimmy Wilma Eugene Pat Minor Nix Pindell Rineys Sorrell Back Seat It's In The Hot Rod White Ass H'0hkY Tonk Affair. Book. Race II Christmas ' Angel. X t 2 . 4 K 1 , .V i h Y J W XV Bessie Tommy Phyllis Carolyn Shirley Spratt Sutterfield Thomas ' Tumer White Mule Train 'Girl of My I Saw Mom- Chocolate Shotgun Dreams. mycgiissirlg San- Ice Cream Cone Boogie. ta aus.' Marilyn Willis I lMad1ynl Q Sapiamafzea Sli? -'45 IIHIS Y 15 i rf' N U3 1 xv, W Y , 2' L, fy 1 Rodney Ianet Wanda Lynn Anita Carlson Shade Irwin Stuhlman Wesley President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter baseball be a dogcatcher a wealthy man to be a doctor be a ballet star 66444 Qfietoaq WHAT I WANT OUT OF LIFE On September second, nineteen hundred fifty-two there were fortyeight Sophomores enrolled in Palmyra High School. At our first class meeting, we elec- ted Mrs. Ellis and Miss Seeger as our sponsors, and the following officers: President ............................ Rodney Carlson Vice-President --- ..... Janet Shade Secretary .... .... W anda Erwin Treasurer .... --- Lynn Stuhlman Reporter ...... ,--: .... ee- Anita Wesley Student fCouncil Girl --.-- L.----Lois Krieder Student Council Boy ,.e.... ,, ........ ..... C ecil Peters Our first project was to initiate the freshmenf We also gave them a party afterward, which was enjoyed by everyone. Lois Krieder was crowned Barnwarming Queen with Marilyn Moore as at- tendant. Our attendants to the football queen were Imogene Hecht, Wanda Er- win, and the attendant to the basketball queen was Karen Ravenscraft. The Sophomores have taken part in all school activities and we feel we have been a successful and worthwhile class in Palmyra High School. We hope to do as well our Junior year. or q Q V 4 Ierry Enoch John Gary Jimmie Bergman Bridgman Burditt Christopheif Clark A convertible ' a bird-dog a drivers license scientist X.. owl hunter ,V ,Q- ,. , r ,. 'fi if Roberta ix Carletta lack Mary Donald j Crane f Disselhorst Dye Elliott Feaster truck driver xv stay sweet be a Romeo IVIDCZC' star Bull urham Q ' , 'A - :X Q f : V. . 5 Tex 1. ' 2' J! Y' 'l if lf 1' 1 X' x' -.x sf 1. i If , -A .T R- x ff N? Y XJ x' Marjorie Ronald Annie Imogene Keith Foster Gottman Hathaway I Hecht Heidbreder a man a big farm prize fighter he a stool drive a hot rod W pigeon Glenna Richard Jackie Lois Charles Hoenes johnson Kolthoff Kreider Lake to be an live on easy to be a full- to fly an air- Alice in won- artist street back plane dexland rx X f, if Q' Q- X K r .' S, 'Q X' ,I 1 wx lv' . ff , 1 ' L ' Nl l R Aww, , X !' S - ' ff Logan McCormick Moore Neff Nelson V , SW to be Jumbo be by a like to be a waitresislr be a circus play the piano size W- clown N i N r ' X! Ax 1 . ax- K , yt fl L 'a if , 4 il ' X .. 0MWh ,Y X 1 ll . I, X. K X 5. UVM,,..f4 ' X ,X ry wa 1 X Yeti ..-'-- M 1' Mary Lou Robert,--- 'Cai'l ff Cecil Johnny Nelson Pieter Pieter Peters I Ragar ride the 4-ibus be a track stafv chew gum be a bouncfl to be 6' tall 'Y' 'X : A A x X-ft Qld 3 , .Q X c ' 1 A' ,r ,ze xv' Ee 1 is 'J l 1 J ' xx 'V' cv N Peggy Karen Don Martha Donald Ralston Ravenscraft Reagen Schade Schaller go to modern get along with to to get my L. D. to grow dance Marilyn degree Frederick Lawrence LeRoy Iack Schwada Snodgrass Taylor Triplett have feet like travel to the a new tractor be a boxer Duane Smokin IJ all 'A I .ffl l ,,, Gerry 1, Thelma Bernard . ,a . Whlte W Whlte Zoller be a wrestler tell funny jokes to wear love- moo girls lace all my life dressing room . . I, I i 7-wadww I . 'Y x 1 -mm X. Judy Richard Betty .lerry loan Durham Meyer Lomax Hackworth VVhite President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter ' To have a To be a drum Be a hula Go to Monroe To he good in feast major dancer tournaments study hall MY AMBITIONSU On September 2, 1952, fifty-five freshmen entered Palmyra High for the first time. A VVe held our first class meeting on September 8th and elected the following officers: -ludy Durham --- ...... President Richard Meyer -e --- Vice-President Betty Lomax ttt. .-- tuu... Secretary Jerry Hackworth ,W .,u.. cc- Treasurer loan White ...u ........e..... R eporter Carl Hoehne ct.-- .... Student Council Boy Ruthie Stuhlman ..............t, Student Council Girl We selected as our sponsors, Mrs. McClain and Mrs. Schuckenbrock. We were initiated by the sophomores on October 7th, after which they en- tertained us with a hayride and dance. As a class project it was decided to sell Christmas cards. A net profit of al- most SSIOO was made on this. We worked hard on our homecoming float, and although it did not win a prize, we were proud of our work. Our 'attendants to the various queens were: Judy Durham and Betty Lo- max, Footballg Carol Kroeger, Barnwarmingg Patricia Hirner, Basketball. We have had a lot of fun as freshmen and are looking forward to being sophomores next year. , 1 , J el' ' . -l Y I ,if VIH 'xl . lx Exif? ll- X X N 7 K - U A ,. Kenneth Winona Donna Maurice Charles Ball Chamberlain DeLaporte Disselhorst Dunkle Plav maior Be best forward Go on a To stay out of To play league ball on basketball vacation ' the office halfback team Wanda Farmer To be a , farmers wife x A l A? Nbr j X ll 1 X x Donald Robert Mariam Barbara Frohn Goodwin Gottman Hadfield Be a basketball To stayin To be a home Take Mrs. star science -ec. teacher Schuckenbroclfs X Dlace 1 Qtf i I 1, Elsie Carmen Patricia Carl William Hathaway Hayden Hirner Hoehne . 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Front Row, left rightBR.dFeaster, Woodall, Nix, B. Johnson, Krueger, Snow, D. Drebes, Myers, Sutter- IC , . ay en. Second Row, legtutohrightglhickwalter, Bestman, Schwada, Bross, I. Haydon, Dye, R. Iohnson, D. Feaster, a ig an ee Third Row, leg .Elo riglit-Davis, L. Drebes, Stuhlman, Lake, Frankenbach, Burditt, Disse1horst,Christopher, ri gman. Top row, left to right-Student Manager Gary Million, Coacli Hafner, Coach Speak, Student Manager Danny Hampton. 744135451 4 The 1952 Palmyra Panther grid team faced one of the toughest schedules in its history. With only seven returning let- termen, a squad of 26 griders lead the Panthers to a 4 won. 5 lost, l tie record. Their season opened against Brookfield who won hv a 7-6 score. Roger Feaster scored the lone Panther touchdown. On September l9, the Panthers met the Shelbina Indians whose spread for- mation won for them, 20-0. ln their third straight home game, the Panthers defeated an undefeated Cen- tralia team hv a score of 12 to 7. The first Panther touchdown was bv Bestman. Bill johnson crashed over for the second Panther touchdown. ln their first game away, the Pan- thers iourneved to Macon for their home- coming game. Macon won 26 to 18. The first Panther touchdown was by tackle Wayne Myers on a recovered fum- ble. The second and third were scored on passes to Don Bestman and Chester Bross. When the Panthers journeyed to Louisiana they never dreamed they wouldn't end the game. After three and one-half quarters of very doubtful of- ficiating Coach Hafner very vvisely with- drew his team from the field and pro- tested the game. ln the annual Homecoming game, the Panthers played the McCooey Shamrocks. In a well-matched game, the Panthers fought them to a 7 to 7 tie. The Palmyra touchdown was scored by Duane Schwada on a pass from Feaster, who scored the extra point. On October 24, the Panthers jour- neyed to Mexico to meet the Bulldogs, who showed a strong offensive in long touchdown runs. The final score was 31 to 6. Roger Feaster scored the Pal- myra touchdown. ln their biggest upset of the season, the Panthers met the Fulton Hornets, at Fulton. Don Bestman scored the first touchdown on a pass play. Roger Feas- ter scored two touchdowns on an end run and a pass from Bill lohnson. The final score was 22 to 12, favor of Palmyra. In the last home game of the season, the Panthers won from St. Peters of 'lef- ferson City 32 to 27. The Palmyra touch- downs were scored by Don Bestman, Rog- er Feaster and Bill Iohnson. The Palmyra Panthers ended their grid season by meeting the Hannibal Pi- rates at Hannibal. The game was won by Panthers, 14 to 6, with touchdowns scored by Bill johnson and Roger Feaster. Roger Feaster Spencer Wooclall Billy lohnson Senior Senior Senior Co-captain Tackle Co-captain Halfback Years Lettered 3 Quarterback-End Years Lettered 4 Years Lettered 4 f BCDHY SHOW Donald Bestman VVayne Myers Senior Senior Senior Fullback-Guard Left end Tackle Years Letterecl 1 Years Lettered 1 Years Letterecl I Duane Schwada Senior End Years Lettered 1 Jerry Yates Senior Tackle Years Lettered 1 jerry Davis Senior ' Center Years Lettered 1 Dean Drebes Senior Guard Years Lettered 2 Leon Drebes Chester Bross Senior junior Guard Quarterback Years Lettered 1 Years Lettered 1 a Lynn Stuhlman Sophomore ' End Iackie Haydon Years Lettered 1 Jimmie Nix Junior Jl1Di0f Quarterback Halfbaflk Years Lettered 1 Sonny Kroeger Years Lettered 1 junior Center Years Lettered 2 Donald Feaster Jackie Dye Charles Lake Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Halfback I-Ialfback Guard Years Lettered l Yearf Lettered 1 Years Lettered 1 on First Row: Donald Feaster, Jack Dye, Eugene Riney, Roger Feaster, Jimmy Rouner, Jimmy Nix, Johnny Hager Second Row: Jerry Yates, Lynn Stuhlman, Johnny Bier, Donald Hoehne, Tommy Sutterfield, Billy Johnson, Ronnie Carlson, Jackie Haydon The 1952-53 Palmyra Panther basketball team opened its season with four returning lettermen: Jim Rouner, John Bier, Bill Johnson and Roger Feaster. Aft- er a slow start, Coach I-lafner's Panthers started to roll in high gear. After failing to place in their first two tournaments, the Panthers fought their way through the Palmyra Tourney and came out with the first place trophy. The other two tour- neys in which the Panthers failed to place, were: the Monroe City Tourney, and This year's boys team was one of the best the Mark Twain toumey at Hannibal seen at Palmyra High in several years: TEAM WE .Ewing .u......... ..... ...... ...., - 4 4 LaGrange ,..,.,.,.,. .,u,......,,.-gg Y 50 Monroe City - , .,.,.,,.,.. - ...,,-,,,, 39 Ktahoka - ., - , r,.,.,........ 46 Canton - ue, -N ....,... --- 61 Lewistown ,,,,, ,..,.,,,,...,., 4 8 Troy , ,,,, ..,,e ....,,.,...u.., 5 3 LaBelle ...,,...,.,.,,, 5 5 Ewing ....u..,.... 67 LaGrange ,- - ,,.r, ,un ,uuu 65 Kahoka ......,,.,.. 68 Canton - ,,,, -A ...... 76 lN'IcCooey Wu, ..v,YY. ---ee 61 Lewistown f - - .. 6 5 LaBelle f - - 66 Nlacon u N, ,N .H YYYY ff-Y---- 42 flIcCooey u HW- , ffuf W--------H 62 THEY HIGH POINT 5 7 31 Feaster ....L,,,..g,,. ,,, 39 Feaster ..., ...u,,..,. 5 3 5 2. Johnson ,,,,,, .,,, 72 Feaster --, --,--- Bier - 60 Rouner - lfeaster 5 7 5 6 Feaster , 5 5 '74 Johnson 54 Yates , . 5 8 Feaster , 5 2 Johnson 5 9 Johnson 4 3 Johnson 54 Fenster e ....u W ,, ,r,. ,-- Johnson ,,,, ,.., Johnson W--- ,,- s First Row: Ronnie Carlson, Bill Johnson, Roger Feaster, Donald Hoelme, John Bier, Lynn Stuhlman Second Row: Jim Nix, Jack Dye, Johnny Rager, Jim Rouner, Jack Haydon. Third Row: Eugene Riney, Donald Feaster, Jerry Yates, Tommy Sutterfield. Fourth Row: Coach Hafner points points points points points points points points points points points points points points points points points jim Rouner John Bier Bill johnson Senior Senior Senior Years Lettered 2 Years Lettered 3 Yea,-5 Lenefed 4 i Roger Feaster Gerald Yates Tommy Sutterfield Senior Senior junior Years Lettered 3 Years Lettered 1 Years Lettered 1 Z Donald Hoehne lack Haydon Jack Dye junior junior Sophomore Years Lettered 1 Years Lettered 1 Years Lettered 1 Lynn Stuhlman Donald Feaster Jimmy Nix Sophomore Sophomore Junior Years Lettered 1 Q Quia' 24464454415 Inst Row: Janet Shade. Margaret Tucker, Lola Moore, Judy Durham, Carol Wegehoft, Marie Riney, Donna Chamberlain, Roberta Crane. Second Row: Norma jean Donelson, Jean Gottman, Carolyn Schade, Janet Maddox, Ruth Ann Stuhl- man, Alice McCormick, XVanda Erwin. Winrina Chamberlain. The 1952-53 basketball season started with four returning lettermen. They were lean Gottman, Carol Ann Wfegehoft, Norma Donelson and Lola Moore. At the close of the season 10 girls lettered, of these four girls are seniors and so next years team will have six lettermen to start. Below is the season's record: SEASONS RECORD Team We They Ewing new 25 52 LaGrange --,-,.e,w.-e,, We 34 47 Monroe ,- ...e.e.,.e, 3, - 35 55 Kahoka --,- ..,.,... ,.- 34 46 Canton ,ees eeeeeee.. e. 33 21 Lewistown , so 31 45 La Belle, e.,....,,, ,,,, , , 29 59 Ewing v.--,-,- ..... -.- --- 39 36, LaGrange .eee e,.,,e.. 7 ee 40 81 Kahoka ..,, ..- - e...,,., e- 41 57 Canton W. --,.-e- -- 42 39 The graduating players would like to wish the best of luck to the players of the coming season. VVc would also like to thank Mr. Speak for his help and loyalty through the basketball season. Carolyn Schade Carol Wegehoft CO-Captain C0-Captain Senior Senior Lettered 1 year Lettered 3 years Guard Forward Marie Riney Lola Moore Freshman Senior Lettered 1 year Lettered 2 years Forward Guard jean Gottman Junior Lettered 2 years Forward Roberta Crane Sophomore Lettered 1 year Guard Norma Donelson janet Shade Alice McCormick Junior Sophomore Sophomore Lettercd 2 years Lcttered I year Lettered I year Guard Forward Guard - ' 'D r 1 janet Maddox Ruth A. Stuhlman Winona . Chamberlain Senior Freshman Letrered 1 vear Guard Freshman Forward 1 Forward Wwwu 1 The highlight of the basketball season was the Tenth Annual Tournament. There were twenty-nine teams entered, fifteen teams in the boys division and four- teen in the girls division. Th winners in the girls division: l..aPlata ...W ...... F irst LaGrange .... '--- Second Monroe City --- ...... Third LaBelle .,,,,...t.. --- Consolation The winners in the boys division were: Palmyra .,t.tv... trtt.. F irst Lewistown t-- -- --, Second LaPlata ..,.. ..... ,.,... Th i rd Kahoka ........ - .....,. Consolation Each year the tournament has been a great success and each year seems better. There was no doubt that this year was one of the best, if not the best. This tourney affords the audience a chance to see some excellent basketball as well as affording to the student bodies a chance to develop lasting friendships. Ozgczncgczldana ,XA A fy! NW fifzd O 54640 Qdfyy fa 4056? W Q 04 M ff QQXXQK45' 29 29 Y, fQ Q54 W any 69 SEARCHLI STAFF AND COMMITTEES Elizabe.h Row 1: Mrs. Maize, Dean Drebes, Shirley Courtright, Carolyn Schade, Margaret Tucker, Spencer Vifoudall, Mr. Hafner. Row 2: Elizabeth Hampton, Edna Knueppel, Marjorie Gottman, Donald Bestman, XVaync Xlyers, Carol ll l1f'ft. Marilyn Ravcnscraft, Mary Bohon. . Row 3: IDRC! Maddox, Carolyn Becker, jerry Yates, LeRoy Strate, Shirley VVilliams, llclen Callighan, Leon Drebes. Row 4: Xi'lI 1ilYCl Conner, Lola Bloore, llaxinc Powell, Evelyn Vannicc, Betty Dissclhorst, Phyllis Mctte, Row S: john Hier, Roger Feaster, Duane Schwada, Harold McCom1ick, Iimmie Rouncr, Benny Snow Not present for picture-Cathy Herring, Ruth Bockhold, Barbara Carter, Billy johnson. Art Advertising M. Connor Chmman Duane Schwada Chairman Spencer Woodall Bow 8170775 M. Ravenscraft M. Ravenscraft Chairman R. Feaster M. Powell S. B. Iohnson Humor 8: Literary R. Feaster Circulation Chairman S. Courtright C. Becker Chairman E. Vannice C 1' B. Carter C. Schade Bier CSLD D. Drebes H B. Disselhorst CSophD Girls Sports R. Bockhold S. Williams CFrD Chairman C. Wegehoft M. Krieder C. Herring L. Typist: Organizations I. Phyllis Mette Chairman C. Schade L. M. Bohon M. Cottman Photography B. Disselhorst W. Buckwalter Chairman Phyllis Mette M. Gottman D. Wheeler Janet Maddox C. Herring B. Carter I I jerry Yates H. Callighan Row Row Ro w Row Row Row 5: 1. 2. 3. 4. 6: PEP SQUAD Betty Disselhorst. Betty Ruth Minor, Shirley Anne Courtright, Karen Ravenscraft, hlarilyn Ravenscraft, Marita Meyer, Phyllis Mette, Carolyn Becker. Miss Seeger, Mary Godmnn. Jean Gottman, Shirley VVhite, Pat Sorrell, Carolyn Tumer, Lois Loy, Mary Bohon, Margaret Tucker. Xorma Donelkon, Elizabeth Hampton, Edna Knueppel, Margie Gottman, Carolyn Schade, Lola Moore, janet Schade, Alice McCormick. Ierry Hackworth, Martha Paxon, Peggy Ralston, llargaret Conner, Roberta Crane, Carol Wege- hoft, Martha Schadc, Wanda Erwin. Marilyn Vllillis, Rita VVhite, joan VVhite, Ruth Ann Stuhlman, Marie Riney, Iudy Durham, Betty Lomax, Anita YVesley, Janet Maddox H Ronnie Meyers, Carole VVhite, Norma Knueppel, Dottie Wheeler, Carletta Disselhorst, Carol Ann Kroeger, Betty Vaillancourt, Dottie Schneider, Ieane White. Not Present: Cathy Herring, Barbara Carter. CHEERLEADERS l Marita Meyer, Marilyn Ravenscraft, Karen Bavenscraft, Shirley Courtright The purpose of this organization is to support the football team and basket' ball teams at all games. The Pep Squad voted new members into the club at the beginning of the year, making a total of 54 members in this organization. The officers for this year are as follows: President an ,,,...r. .- ...... .-- Cathy Herring Vice President -- .-.,,,,,,, Nlarilyn Ravenscraft Secretary ,.,A.e...n.......... Carolyn Becker Treasurer ..W...........w.,..... . Phyllis Metre Reporter ................... Betty Disselhorst The Cheerleaders are Shirley Courtright, Marilyn Ravenscraft, Karen Ravenscraft and Marita Mey- ers. Betty Minor is the substitute cheerleader. Our sponsor is Miss jean Seeger. We participated in the Coronation of the football queen, and other activities. E LETTERMEN'S CLUB Row 1: Roger Feaster, sec. 8: treas.g Spencer Woodall, Pres.g Sonny Kroeger, Sherman H'af1xer Row 2: Donald Bestman, Dean Drebes, Duane Schwada, VVayne Myers, Leon Drcbcs Row 3: Charles Lake, Lynn Stuhlman, lack Dye, Don Feaster, jimmy Nix Row 4: Chester Bross, Jimmy llouner, Benny Snow, john Bier, jerry Yates The Lettermenls Club started this year with eight members returning from last year. At the annual Fall Festival, the Lettermen's Club had the basketball stand. The proceeds from the stand Went into the Club's activity fund. souri a After the football season the following lettermen were voted into the club Charles Lake, Lynn Stuhlman, Jack Dye, Don Feaster, lim Nix, Don Bestman, Duane Schwada, Wayne My- ers, Leon Drebes, Chester Bross, Benny Snow, and Ierry Yates. The Club journeyed to Columbia, Missouri to see the game nd Southern Methodist. The following are officers elected for '52-i53: PrCSiCl6nt ...gu ge ........,,. Spencer Wooclall ViCC-President ...-..e,,-- ..-.--..... Bill Iohnson Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,.,..-r,,, Roger Feaster bctwccn Mis- Row Row Row Row FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Mrs. Maize, sponsor, Marita Meyer, Irene Hoerr, Lois Loy, Phyllis Mette, Ronnie Meyers, lean Gottman, Pat Sorrell, Betty Minor, Iean White, Carole VVhite, Ianet Maddox, Margaret Conner, Roberta Crane, Lola Moore, Carolyn Schade, Barbara Hatfield, Anita Potterfield Louise Kaden, Imogene Hecht, Elsie Neff. VVanda Farmer, hlargie Cottman, Edna Knueppel, Shirley Courtright, Mary Bohon, Carolyn Becker Shirley Jagger, Mary Lou, Nelson, Shirley VVilliams, Carletla Disselhorst, Betty Disselhorst, Dottie Jvklhpeler, Mary Godman, Jerry Hackworth, Martha lane Faxon, Norma Donelson, Anita es ev Row Anita Lucas, Elsie Hathaway, Miriam Gottman, Peggy Hubbard, Phyllis Thomas, Rosemary Lar- enson, Marilyn Moore, Helen Callighan, Luis Kreider, Pat Hirner,' Ann Ward How Sandra Chatfield. Shirley VVhite, Carolyn Turner, lylarilyn VVillis. NVilla Terrill, Sandra Kes- phol, Ruth Elliott, Eunice Kadeng Donna DcLaporte, Maxine Powell, Gerrie VVhite, Janet Shade Row Martha Schade, 'Thelma Whitc, Peggy Ralston, Darlene Spratt, Sue Peters, Bessie Spratt, Norma Knueppel, Marie Lochman, Melba Kaden, Carol VVegehoft, Marilyn Ravenscraft, Margret Tucker Row Karen Ravenscraft Wanda Erwin Alice McCormick. Carol Krocger, Betty Vaillancourt, Dottye Schneider, Janice '1'harp, Ioan VVhite, Ruth Stuhlman, Betty Lomax, Marie Riney, Iudy Durham The Future Homemakers of America is an organization made up of girls who are interested in Home Economics. The chapter in Palmyra his 85 members this year. At our first meeting we elected officers and Club Mothers as follows: President YY- ,A--vH--,--,,,-.w,. Mette Vice-President ...e............ Px0Dr1iC Mevers Secretary ....,.. -. ..,...........v,. Lois I-'Oy Treasurer .-,,.-.,,..,,...e.... Jean Cottman Reporter ,,II.,,,I, - ,,I. .. .,....I, Irene Hoerr Historian .,,a-.,-a....,....a,I... Pat Sorrell Parliamentarian eee. .. ...ve...,e, Marita Meyer Our Club Mothers are: Mrs. Roy Courtright, Mrs. Lawrence Shade, Mrs. Louie Schade and Mrs. R. L. Meyer. Our advisor is Mrs. Maize. At the beginning of the year, We held a covered dish supper for our mothers and at this supper, we installed the new officers and initiated thirty-two members. Each year we have several activities in which the club participates. In the fall we exhibited at the Palmyra Fall Festival. At Christmas we held a formal dance. The gym was brightly decorated and we had a large Christmas tree. We danced to the music of Maurice Menge. To make money this year we sold Christmas cards and ran the lunchroom during the basketball tournament. We decided to have a Valentine dance Feb- ruary 14, and at the end of February we had a square dance. In March we joined with the Ag boys to have our annual banquet for our parents. We have had a lot of success this year and are looking forward to taking F. H. A. again next year. .iyi . I I I Row I: Mr. floyd Hager, sponsor: Jimmy Nix, jerry Yates, LeRoy Strate, john Bier, Wayne Myers, Leon Drebes. Row 2: Sonny Kroeger, Chester Bross, Robert Frankenbach, Eldon Mette, Donald Nelson, Enoch Bridg- man, Jack Kollhoff, Bobby Teel: Row 3: Robert Hofmeister, Iackie Kimberley, Cecil Peters, Delbert Hoteling, Gene Riney, Ronnie Carl- son, Freddie Schwada, Ronald Gottman, Duane Reese. Row 4: John Burditt, Lee Schluckebier, Lloyd Lovelace, Maurice Knueppel, lay Dee Callighan, Travis lrick, Iack Triplett, Lawrence Snodgrass, Kenneth Smith, William Hofmeister, Row 5: Gary Christopher, Carl Peiter, Bobby Peters, Francis Schwartz, LeRoy Taylor, Duane Schwada. Maurice Kreider. PALMYRA FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA The Palmyra FFA was under the capable leadership of the following officers the past year: Johnny Bier, Presidentg LeRoy Strate, Vice-President, Wayne My- ers, Secretary, limmy Nix, Treasurer, Leon Drebes, Reporter, Ierry Yates, Sentinel, and Flovd Hager, Adviser. Some of the outstanding activities for the year have been: The Creenhand Initiation was held last September during which the boys in Vocational Agriculture l were initiated into the FFA organization as Greenhands. After the initiation, the chapter enioyed a watermelon feed. 'The annual Barnwarming was held in October, with the traditional decor- ations of fall leaves, straw fodder, pumpkins, etc. Lois Kreider was crowned Barn- warming Queen bv president Johnny Bier. The attendants were as follows: Phyl- lis Mette, Senior, Marie Lochman, Iuniorg Marilyn Moore, Sophomore, and Carol Ann Kroeger, Freshman. The Chapter participated in the following spring activities: The Parent1Son Banquet in April, the District and State judging contests, and the State FFA Convention at Columbia. Wayne Myers and Leon Drebes are applicants for the degree of state farmer. They receive their degrees at the state FFA Convention. H Th Palmyra FFA and Vocational Agriculture Department was visited in December by Clovis Jones, District Supervisor of N. E. Missouri. The department was commended very highly and rated along with one other school as having the best Farm Mechanics program in N. E. Missouri. We believe that the Future Farmers of today will be the successful farmers of tomorrow. Www Row ROW' Row 1: Mrs. McClain, sponsorg Marilyn Ravenscraft, Mary Bohon, Evelyn Vannice, Dottie Wheeler, Eileen Logan 2: janet Shade, Alice McCormick, Irene Hoerr, Annie Hathaway, Imogene Hecht 3: Sandra Kespohl, Margaret Conner, Marilyn Moore, Margaret Tucker The members of the Library Club are students who enjoy serving as assist- ants in the school library. Under supervision of Mrs. McClain, our sponsor, We have complete charge of issuing and shelving books and magazines for the entire student body. At the beginning of the school year, we elected the following officers: President .......r... -..- .r.r.r. Evelyn Vannice Vice President .,,.. .r .......,,, Ruth Bockhold Secretary ..................,... Eileen Logan Treasurer ...............rr.., Dottie Wheeler Reporter - ..Wr...... .. ...,-.,rwr -W Mary Bohon We selected our club emblem, an open book together with the lamp of learning. Our club chose this emblem as the center design on our new library pins. We intend to continue the tradition of sponsoring a book review this spring. Zee dial Row 1: William Speak, Bill Johnson, Spencer Woodall, Tommy Sutterfield, Edward Devlin. Row 2: Sonny Krueger, David Bross, jim Nix, Jack Haydon, Jack Kimberley, Roger Fenster, Donald Bestman, Benny Snow, Freddie Schwada Row 3: Jack Dye, Don Fenster, Don Hoehnc, Duane Schwada, Iohn Bier, Lynn Stuhlman, Cecil Peters, Harold McCormick, Chester Bross The Key Cluh of 1952-53 has been very active. Listed are a few of the projects we have accomplished this year: a sportsmanship trophy for the Quint City Conference in football, a chili supper, plates with Palmyra Panthers on them to put on license platesg a New Year's Eve party. The following officers were elected to serve the club this year: President .. ........ -, ........ Spencer Woodall Vice President .............a..... Bill johnson Secretary-Treasurer ........ Tommy Sutterfield Sponsors are: William Speak and Edward Devlin. 1 ln GIRLS CHORUS , Y 7 ' ' Row l: Nl. Sclimle, X. McCormick, E. Il'2lD1l7tUl'l, Nl. Coclnmn, C, Krueger, ll. xlillllilllfflllft, l.. Kuclcn, P. llirner, M. Tucker, L. Kreirlcr. Row 2: A. Vllarcl, S. VVilliamS. j. Maclrlnx, L. Moore, R. cll'2lDL', Al. Cfmner, ll. llmlfielzl, P, lllllibllfll, E. Kaden QHHI Rim' 3: S. Cllmtfielrl, C. Turner, R. Meyers, M. VViIlis. Nl. Rnvenseraft, B. Minor, D. Sclmeiiler, M. R. Elliott, S. Keipohl, D. Dvlmlmrtc. Run' 4: R. XK'l1ite, CI. VVhitc, J. VVl1ite, C. Dissellmrst, D. Wheeler, li. Dissellrorst, M. I., Nelson, NI. Moore, ll. Cflllllghilll, li. l.il'1'nSrm. Huw 5: Xl, Kaclcn, NV. Terrill, P. Ralston, G. VVl1itc, NV. Pimlcll, M. Gottmzm, D. Sprutt, E. Neff, T. VVhitc, A. Potterfield, Mr. Stanley, Director. Row 6: I. Yllhitc, R. Stuhlmam, E. Knucppel, C. Becker, ,XL Foster, XV. Farmer, I. Shade, li. Lomax, A. Lucas, Bl. Riney, I. Durham. BUYS, CHORUS 4 w in A. Row 1: C. Pcitcr, D. Nelson, B. Tccl, I. Kolthoff, W. Ilofmcister, F. Schwada, H. Kadcn. Row 2: D, Schallcr, I. Ragar, D. Reese. L. Taylor, J. Triplctt, B. Wilson, K. Smith. Row 3: B. Pciter, R. Pcaster, D. Schwada, S. YVoodall, D. Dunlap, L. Schluckebier, G. Christopher P-ow 4. J. Callighan, I. Nix, L.- Drcbcw, XV. Myers, M. Kricdcr, Mr. Stanley, Director. Row Row Row Row Row Rflu' Row Row Row 3: MIXED CHORUS Martha Schade, Alice McCormick, Elizabeth Hampton, Mary Godman, Carol Krueger, Betty Vaillancourt, Louise Kaden, Pat Himer, Margaret Tucker, Lois Kreider Ann VVard, Shirley VVilliams. janet Maddox, Lola Moore, Roberta Crane, Margaret Conner, Bar- bara lladfield, Peggy Hubbard, Eunice Kaden Sandra Chatfield, Carolyn Turner, Ronnie Meyers, Marilyn VVillis, Marilyn Ravenscraft, Betty Minor, Dottie Schneider, Mary Elliott, Sandra Kespohl, Donna DeI.aporte Rita White, Carole VVhite, Ieane VVhite, Carletta Disselhorst, Dottie VVheeler, Betty Disselhorst, Mary Nelson, Marilyn Moore, Helen Callighan, Rosemary Larenson. Melba Kaden, VVilla Terrill, Peggy Ralston, Gerry White, VVilma Pindell, Miriam Gottman, Darlene Spratt, Elsie Neff, Thelma VVhite, Anita Potterfield, Iudy Durham. joan White, Ruth Stuhlman, Edna Knueppel, Carolyn Becker, Marjorie Foster, Wanda Famzer, Janet Shade. Betty Lomax, Anita Lucas, Marie Riney, Bit. Stanley. Carl Peiter, Bobby Peiter, Donald Nelson, Fred Schwada, Maurice Knueppel, Wayne Myers, Leon Drebes, Jack Kolthoff, jimmy Nix, I. D. Callighan. Herbert Kaden, Donald Schallcr, john Ragar, Gary Christopher, LeRoy Taylor, jack Triplett, Bobby Vililson, Kenneth Smith, Bobby Teel, VVilliam Hofmeister. Roger Fenster, Duane Schwada, Spencer Vvoodall, Donald Dunlap, Duane Reese, Lee Schluckebier A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1: LeRoy Taylor, Roger Fenster, Donald Dunlap, Donald Nelson, Duane Reese, Bobby Wilson, Marilyn Ravenscraft, Donna DeLaporte, Jean Vvhite, Edna Knueppel, Sandra Kespohl, Mar- iorie Foster, Dottie Schneider. Row 2: Helen Callighan, Margaret Tucker, Betty Disselhorst, Lois Kreider, Mary Ruth Elliott, Judy Dur- ham, Pat Hirner, Carolyn Becker, Marilyn Moore, Janet Shade, Martha Schade, Elizabeth Hampton, Ianet Maddox, Ann VVard. Row 3: Duane Schwada, VVayne Myers, Maurice Kreider, jim Nix, Spencer Woodall, Jay Dee Callighan, Leon Drebes. R ow R ow Row Row Row R mv Row BAND Dorothy Stuhlman. Maurie Saffarrans, Janet Maddox, Donna Marksbury, Kay Eger, Linda Durham. VVhitney Holstine, Raymond Boots, Allen King, Bradley NIcPikc, Buddy King, jimmy Cissna. Shirley Jagger, Sandra Kespohl, Ieane White, Imogene llccht, Sally Donclson, Marilyn Ravenscraft Donald Nelson, Maurice Disselhorst, Ernie lloulware, Richard Meyer, Jerry Sears, Jimmy Cary, Jean Gottman, Mary Ruth Elliott, Marita Meyer, Marilyn VVillis, Ronnie Meyers, Shirley Lumpe. Norma Donelson, Lynn Stublman, Robert Hofmcistcr, jack Kimberley, Bobby Porter, Donald Dunlap. Mr. Stanley, director: Ronnie Gottman The Palmyra High School Band started the 1952-53 school year with good spirits. It lent much color and spirit to the home football games to have our band there. They played at various- other functions throughout the year. During the latter part of the year they were busy working on contest numbers for Kirksville. JUNIOR DRAMATICS Row l: Miss Seeger, Pat Sorrell, Bob Hofmeister, Marita Meyer, Jack Kimberley, Shirley White Row 2: Shirley Iagger, Gene Riney, Mary Alice Godrnan, Jacky Hackworth, Jean Cottman. Row 3: Tommy Sutterficld, Norma lean Donelson, Austin Boulware, Betty Ruth Minor, Bob Porter, On December ll, 1952, the Junior Dramatics class, under the direction of Miss lean Seeger presented the 3 act comedy, CRAZY BUT CUTE.,' The cast of characters are as follows: Dan Dover --- ..... Bobby Porter P Mrs. Dover --- ...... Jean Gottman Mr. Dover ......... --- Austin Boulware Uncle joe ........... --- Jack Kimberley Oscar Betty Shaw .... ........ P at Sorrell P. G. Higby .......... --.- Tom Sutterfield Susie Higby ....... ....u. M arita Meyer Phyllis Blake --- .... Betty Ruth Minor Kathy Brooks ....... .... M ary Alice Godman Mrs. Dopenduffer --- -- Norma Jean Donelson Gladys Dopenduffer -- ........ Shirley White Killo Herman Expy .......... Bob Hofmeister Prompter ........ Shirley Jagger Stage Manager ...... Gene Riney Properties ....u.. jack Hackworth We feel that our play was a huge success and We had a lot of fun putting it on. Our 'Thanks' goes to Miss Seeger for her wonderful cooperation and patience during the rehearsals. She had a lot to put up with, with these jolly juniors. How can a fellow take three dates dancing and dive for abalone all at the same time? That is just a small part of the problems he and others had that made the play interesting. zwm 15 4 4' .mz5559499Fr, l 1 ' F if- i , ' 5.5 FOOTBALL QUEEN Carolyn Becker BARNWARMING QUEEN Lois Kreider CARNIVAL KING Dean Drebes CARNIVAL QUEEN WK, ww ,, W, ff Roberta Crane SEARCHLIGHT KING Jim Rouner SEARCHLIGHT QUEEN Betty Disselhorst BASKETBALL QUEEN Mary Bohon Q in I i v I 5 nl uns' 65,91 In-o 4 Q Q 1 N I A X 0444 M Sm ,Zag ' I 529 XX XX r f sf V . ' S 9 'Kgs fn I w I PERFECT GIRL Would have the patience of Carolyn Becker VVould be as reserved as Ruth Bockhold Would be as loyal to Iohnny Bier as Mary Bohon Would be as friendly as Helen Callighan Would have the complexion of Barbara Carter Would have the imagination of Shirley Courtright Would be as chummy as Margaret Conner VVould have the dimples of Betty Disselhorst VVould have the way with the boys as Margie Cottman Would have the artistic ability of Elizabeth Hampton Would have the school spirit of Catherine Herring VVould be as dependable as Edna Knueppel Wotlld dance like Janet Maddox Would have the wit of Phyllis Mette VVould have the basketball ability of Lola Moore VVould get around like Maxine Powell Would have as little feet as Marilyn Bavenscraft YVould be as neat as Carolyn Schade VVould have the teeth of Margaret Tucker lvould have the determination of Dottie Wheeler YVould have the hair style of Shirley Williams lVould have the laugh of Carol Ann Wegehoft lVould be as punctual as Evelyn Vannice PERFECT BOY lVould have the wit of Donald Bestman lfVould get around like johnny Bier Would have the smile of VVallace Buckwalter VVould be as jolly as jerry Davis VVould be as friendly as Dean Drebes WVould have the eyelashes of Leon Drebes Yvould have the all around athletic ability of Roger Fcasiea VVould have the engineering ability of Billy Johnson Would be as shy as Maurice Kreider NVould be as dependable as lularold McCormick Would have the build of Wayne Myers Would be as neat as Jimmie Rouner VVould have the artistic ability of Duane Schwada VVould have the car of LeRoy Strate Would have the height of jerry Yates Would have the initiative of Spencer Woodall YVould have the brains of Benny Snow Well Helen Callighan wills her square dancing ability to Bessie Spratt Margaret Conner wills her giggling ability to Peggy Ralston jerry Davis wills his book reports to the next sucker. Betty Disselhorst said she would will her sewing ability to Phyllis Thomas. Dean Drehes wills ears to Frederick Schwada. Leon Drelaes wills his drawing ability to Bob Porter. Cathy Herring wills her freckles to Marie Riney. Edna Knueppel wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Maize to next yearis Senior Home Ec. class. illaurice Kreider wills his shop ability to Delbert I-loteling janet Maddox wills her speech grade to Marilyn Willis. Harold McCormick wills his trigonometry ability to jack I-lackworth. Phyllis Metre wills her ability to work to Kitten White lflfayne Myers wills his bow tie to jack Dye. Lola Moore wills her basketball ability to Alice McCormick. Maxine Powell wills her art ability to Don Dunlap. Marilyn Bavenscraft wills her poodle cut to Betty McKee. Carolyn Schade wills her neatness to Sandra Kespohl. jerry Yates wills his height to johnny Ragar. Donald Bestman wills his political convictions to jean White. Spencer Vlfoodall said he w0uldn't will Carolyn Schade to anyone. Barbara Carter wills her quiet nights at home to Mary Lou Bates. Roger Fenster wills his football ability to Bob Teel. Bill johnson wills his basketball ability to Chester Bross. Carolyn Becker wills her ability to get along with teachers to joan White. Benny Snow wills his car to anyone who can open the doors. Elizabeth Hamnton wills her black hair to Dottie Schneider. jim Bonner wills his way with the women to Kenneth Smith. Shirley Courtright Wills her modern dance ability to Geraldine White. Duane Schwada wills his shoes to anyone who can carry them. Nlarjorie Gottnzanxwills her shorthand ability to Mary Codman. john Bier wills his ability to flirt to jimmy Clark. Ruth Bockhold wills her driving ability to Betty Minor Mary Bohon wills her long hair to Anita Potterfield. lflfallace Buckwalter wills his ability to stay out of school to anyone who can get by with it. Carol Wegehoft wills her quiet ways to Anita Lucas. ' LeRoy Strate wills his farming ability to jack Haydon. Abbie Todd wills her beautiful alto voice to jean Cottman. Nlargaret Tucker wills her ability to repair typewriters to any sucker who breaks one. Fyelyn Vannice wills her wild nights to Marita Meyer. Dottie Wheeler wills her ambitions to anyone who can work and go to school too. Shirley Williams wills her dramatic ability to Karen Ravenscraft. 61444 BOOK WORMS Helen Callighan and Maxine Powell, for- mer students of Palmyra High school, will re- turn to accept positions as teachers this com- ing school year. They have reported high liv- ing expenses compel them to return to Palmy- ra. Miss Callighan will teach square dancing and Miss Powell commerce. SUES FOR DIVORCE Mrs. VVallace Buckwalter, the former Bar- bara Carter has iust sued for a divorce. In her complaint she states her reasons as physical cruelty. Mr. Buckwalter won't shave off his whiskers, among other reasons. .-........ FUTURE MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Betty Disselhorst and Harold McCormick have just announced their engagement. Betty isn't sure of any of her plans except that they plan to get married any year now and her famous little brother will be ring bearer. Margaret Tucker and Ruth Bockhold have received a patent on their mousetrap. They have been working years on one that can be guaranteed against snapping people's fingers. lt will soon be on sale at local stores. .-...ti Mr. Woodall and his wife, the former Car- olyn Schade, are planning a trip to the moon. They told this reporter they wanted a private life where they could eat green cheese. They are taking along a good supply of crack- ers. 1'...'.- . . HOT RODDERS Ierr Davis Officer Spalding's favorite Y v I headache has contracted to driye the. famous Millionaire Dean Drebes' racer in Indianapohs this year. SPEAKER AT KIRKSVILLE Wayne Myers made a speech at Kirksville Teachers College with the topic being his fa- mous last words What do ya mean! com- posed by Phyllis Mette. -.'1'..- . . In a fantasy the other night I seemed to be projected far into the future and when I awoke I was in the waiting room of The Super-Jet, Palmyra's new Burlington train powered by atomic energy. While waiting, I tumed to the Spectator and here are some of the items I found: Miss Shirley Courtright has iust perfected a new kind of hula-hula dance. Wiggling your toes, Shirley says, will give the dance an effect never produced before. Shirley is giving free demonstrations every night at the 'iOrph- eum Opera House. n - -. - - n 1 MU SCLES MOORE Lola Muscles Moore headlines the wrest- ling card next Saturday night, wrestling against Two-Toed Maddox in the Armory at Hannibal. All of you will remember the tragic way in which Miss Maddox lost her two toes. On that occasion she was wrestling Miss Moore and Muscles began biting her toes. When the referee finally broke the hold Miss Mad- dox only had two toes. This is the first time the two ladies have wrestled since and it is sure to be a grudge fight. .-'.-0... . . NEVER DEFEATED ' Carolyn Becker is still trying to capture Roger Feaster's affections, but it looks like Marilyn Ravenscraft has her beat. However the race hasn't been won yet. Roger evidently prefers bachelorhood, but it is becoming to him as he has grown quite chubby as a result of Carolyn and Marilyn's dinners. Roger is reported looking at diamonds. QW MISS KNUEPPEL TO MAKE DEBUT An AP release stated today that Miss Edna Knueppel would make her debut at the Metro- politan Opera House in New York Sunday. Miss Knueppel has studied under all of the well known pianists and has completed her work under Miss Elizabeth Hampton, in pri- vate life Mrs. C. Stout. Palmyra is happy to claim Elizabeth as one of its own and was quite amazed when in ad- dition to her piano instruction work she be- gan doing illustrations for Esquire. Since she began, Esquire has doubled its circulation. WILL RESIDE IN FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Bier have moved to Florida. Their doctor, Dr. Benny Snow, sub- scribed a warmer climate for Mr. Bier'S health. Mrs. Bier is the former Miss Mary Bo- llfln. POLICE ACTION Donald Bestman, a well known policeman in Palmyra. will receive a 51,000 reward for catching Jimmie Rouner, who has been wanted for 2 vears for robbing a bank. Mr. Bestman would not go into details as to the capture but it is believed that his wife, the former Evelyn Vannice, helped lure Iimmie to the Tavern, where he was apprehended. He will be sen- tenced to ninety years at hard labor. '-.'-. UP IN THE AIR Miss Carol Ann Wegehoft and Mr. Bill johnson are opening Saturday afternoon with Clyde Beatty's Circus in New Orleans as trap- eze artists. They will be billed as the Up in the Air Johnsons. There isn't much danger to them because of unlimited quantities of hot air Mrs. johnson exudes. P LOCAL FARMER BUILDS NEW HOME Mr. LeRoy Strate has just finished a mod- ern type house for his squaw, the former Mar- garet Conner. The house is equipped with the most modern equipment such as electric dish washers and dryers. Air conditioning keeps house at Florida temperatures even in a blizzard. CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Kreider, well known Palmyra couple, CMrs. Kreider is the former Katherine I-Ierringl, are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary this week. A lovely dinner has been planned for them by their children and about 200 are expected for this reception. Aft- er this they are going to rocket to Hawaii for their second honeymoon. YATES TO RETIRE After being a star of the globe trotters for 22 vears, and a successful manager for 5 years, Ierrv Yates has decided to retire to his farm and raise chinchilla rabbits. He says that now he mav have time to consider marriage. MODELS OFF TO PARIS Shirlev Williams, Dottie Wheeler and Margie Gottman have been sent to Paris with instructions to rest, bv their well known clothing, manufacturer Leon Drebes. Mr. Drebes visited Palmyra last year and stopped in at the Spectator to renew acquaintances. In a statement to the press, Mr. Drebes: said the action was necessary because the girls hadn'r been able to rest because of the popularity of their services as models. BIG FEET SCHWADA Thumper Schwada has been forced to leave school again for the usual reason, not enough room for his feet. We hope Mr. Schwada finally will find a satisfactory place. HOMECOMIN G PICTURES BARNWARMING SN APS CARNIVAL SHOTS TOURNAMENT Margaret Connor going to school every day? Carolvn Becker not blushing? Helen Callighan losing her temper? Shirlev Courtright hating men? Bettv Disselhorst without her lessons? janet Maddox staying awake in class? Elizabeth Hampton stepping out on Clifton? Phyllis Mette without a grin? Marjorie Cottman weighing 200 pounds? Shirlev VVilliams being 6 feet tall? Buth Bockhold being married? Marv Bohon being Mrs. Bier? Edna Knueppel with red hair? Lola Moore hating Hannibal? Maxine Powell with a sober face? Marilyn Bavenscraft square dancing? Barbara Carter in a june wedding? Cathy Herring losing her diamond? Margaret Tucker breaking a typewriter? Dottie VVheeler on the war path? Evelyn Vannice getting into an argument? Carolyn Schade without Spencer VVoodall? Carol Ann VVegehoft never wearing a class r jimmy Rouner necking ? ? ? ? ? ? Roger Feaster a father of 12 kids? Donald Bestman quiet in dramatics? lohn Bier in an old car? Wallace Buckwalter not having wrecks? jerry Davis running a drive-in show? 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Q Qi -s.-w-s-Q'-an CONGRATULATIONS 0 ri' 4'2 . to the Class of '53 Compliments of the '! ! ! 2 ! i' 6' gg? 52 Soo T35 -G , -X , IJ 'Q-. 4 . . -3- l ?-! !-'M--E !-'! ' ' U gg. aces' r+'i ! ! ! 3's '! . +'! 'f'! ! ' o 'l !''! ! ! 5-'Z ! 'r'2 ! Z ! Z Z ! 2 . o v.. o 1 o o 1 ..n.u.u,o.Q o Q.. o . . . . . . . ,..g..,..,..,..g..,..,.., n n +-:.-:-:-:--:Q-:--:-:-:-:--:-:nz-:-.-f.' '-z--:--:-':- 2? 42 Compliments at To The Seniors CROWN SHOE MANUFACTURING CO. 2. Palmyra, Mo. A 5 ig'Z'+ r'Z ! ! ! 'r! ! ! .' ' 444 -i Z i'-! i'. ' rZ 'e-2'-5'-5' Best Wishes ..g..g..g..r to ..g..g..g..g o 24'-Z'-! ! Z Z ' g..g..g.. the Seniors of 1953 KEY CLUB ++?44-'WIJr!'+'M M44+4W+HW+ 2 !-'!-'! ! !'+'Z !- 'S S' CONGRATULATIONS 35. RUSS. 8z SARA BIER o g Q '9 ': ! ! '4 5 5 5 5 5 3 5 5r'f ! 5 3 ! I KROEGER'S PooL HALL 4' 2 32 gf Congratulations Charles Kroeger, Owner v v :f:'X !''i '! X''I I I 2 i ! I ! ! ! Z''M4'4'9+M+ -:-:Q-2-+-sw' '--:-z-f:- .g. 0,1 -E- .g. uf. x CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of '53 Z? It has been a pleasure R to serve you. :It 8 A J. . -E- o Q . 2 CARNAHAN PHOTO STUDIO -E- -:Q Portrait and Commercial Photography lf- .ti Palmyra, Missouri 252 T - .f. .5. 31 .f. --202'-202'-I4'I+-I'-I'-502'-5' Z''IMI''I I l i i I !''K''Z i i''Z ! ! 5 '4 ! Z 'r'! i''! ! I Z 5 i 'r'i ! ! Z ! 'r'i ! l i ! ' -iv!-'S-4'-5' '-Z-fi'-Z'-2-'!+-!-'Iv!'4.-'E-ei'-Q' '5' '5 ! ! 5 i 5 5 5 5 2 5 Z ! 2 Z e'i r r'! Z !' '! ! ! ! ! 5 2 f ! ! 5'+'Z'j' . . .a 5. .:. .5 ai. .En LOVEGREEN Zi: 1. .,. 0,0 .g. .,. 4. 4. . Tractors and Equipment 4. C'4 1. .5. Ford Tractor :EZ . :if Dearborn Farm Equipment 53 Oth I 0, Parts and Serv1ce 32 .g. Phone 99 Palmyra, Missouri ig :iz .5. u?'!0!'4 i-'!'+'S'++-?-!'i'+'5 f+++'i'+-!'-i'-i S e+ e e'i'-E 'r-Z 'r f'I X'+'i i'-! !-'5'-!-' . ++4+++ 3 ll WE BELIEVE IN THE FUTURE OF FARMING PALMYRA' FFA - - ' ? 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