Palmyra High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Palmyra, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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The building again becomes alive with the excite- ment of a basketball game, the gaiety ofthe Christmas Dance, the anxious anticipation of the rising curtain on the night of the Senior Play, or the delight and enchantment of the Outer Space Gardens on the warm, spring evening of the Prom. These, too, are important pattern of the student's life, 4' X ,...., A , f -A bi 33 1 it 1x .xN.,ss s XX' ith ii '- iv. 1 ji' 4 4 esf 1 1 N I ' I 37,11 Qrzpv 1 ,- K he 2 his ft W L game? 'www .iai, we ' it ' J' A aff' fi'I'l9153?fsi,ll'ffee?i'ziQ,iiia n X , . 1 5 V an K . gy,-,., , 1' w 4 Y , N 1 w H , , .L .Y few L, 77 'ii ,p,,ip p if 1 :foie WW Q all ew M35 , M Fi I p ,L 3,64 vi 4 ,. . .1. qm- ' 2-.a 4. 1 mx 9- fl K ., ,,:.,:w ' ' f ss., , -' - -' V 1- Y ' J 1 31 'f 2 ' 1 W wt , 14 rf Q .- Q: , 5 f- Y x 4 1 s f1,, A . 1, A . -H 95. , ,hx ,Q , -1' , V .,1. .2 4 ..: ff . ' J W fi ' , sis r Q1 M ,-1: s is , . QI- X1 , 71, , SHT 7 -,, , 3- . gs,-Y A' 1 ,L J' if 1, r X r . 77 s ,- '11 1 'J -5 !-. Zi H' Y 41' if 52 ' 'Wi-A- nl ,sas I In M6m0fl.Gm 1 I s . Russell Jackson, Class of 1961, lqst his life in a tractoraccident on June 12, '1958 -gy, M V5 , -I 'U ,L r :Af ' 'N 1 if r 4 vf 53-5 '5 ., V 4 ' , ' .p - , 1-V ,A-,,v 15 5 4 ,QQ 1 fu 15 frm' '1. ' , J fm, 1 -, ww ' f , fn , v ,P,,,S,,g... , ,A , .. , yn , r Palmyra fhgh School Palmyra, Missouri Searchlzght Charlotte Haerr, Editor John Barton, Assistant Editor Emily Becker, Business Editor Dedication Dear Bessie, We are trying to express to you, by this token, our deep-felt gratitude for all the things you've done for us. It states that you are Secretary to the Superintendent, but you do willingly so many extra things for Faculty and Students. These extras make life at Palmyra High so much easier for all of us. THANK YOU. Sincerely, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 1959 SC6Il'Chllglll Recogmkes Mrs. Maize Mr. Donelson Mrs. Heinze, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Fohey, Mrs. House, and Mrs. Smith Our Sponsors Uur Janitors Our Cooks Uur Bus Drivers 1...A.....r. -..,.-....... Coach Macias Orval Blankenship, Lawrence Shannon and Russell Shannon Student Council The Palmyra High Student Council consists of two representatives from '- each class. The President, a Senior, and the Vice-President, a Junior, are elected by the Student Body. This Year's officers are: President ........ Mike Well Vice-President .... Del Coleman Sec. -Treas. .... Bonnie Gottman Del Coleman, Vice-Presidentg and Mike Well, President. The Student Council meets once each month with its sponsor, Mr, Evans, Its purpose is to express the students' views and to help govern the Student Body. Student Council members also help plan and supervise the coronation of the Football and Basketball Queens, .- .xy FIRST ROW: Marilyn Million, Shirley Thomas, Del Gottman. SECOND ROW: Del Fessenden, Bo Juette, Coleman, Mr. Evans, Mike Well, Marilyn Meyer, Bonnie Charlie Johnston, Jim Church. IO rf W ' ,M M.- l Every Superintendent has his own way of doing things. They may not be better, but they are dif- ferent. The faculty mem- bers and students have a- dapted themselves well to the whims of this super- intendent. For this, I am grateful. We teachers want to make your school expe- rience worth remember- ing. We are working toward a balanced school pro- gram--a program which recognizes each depart- ment as an integral part of your whole school ex- perience. Last, and most important of all, we want to help each pupil find his or her place in the sun. Fortified with respect for huma.n dignity andatrue sense of their own worth, the pupils of Palmyra can make their school experience worth remembering. Donald R. Hevel Superintendent of Schools Board Of Education The Palmyra Board of Education is composed of the following civic-minded citizens: Glendel Greening ................... President Stephen Dearing ................. Vice-President H. Dean Cissna . . . Secretary Floyd Edwards . . Treasurer Herb Foster Elmer Lovegreen The Board of Education was organized differently than it has been in the past. Business is now done by committees. The duties of Stephen Dearing and Glendel Greening, members of the Teachers' Committee, are to interview prospective teachers and to review the work of the present teachers, making recommendations to the Board. The Buildings and Grounds Committee, composed of H, Dean Cissna and Elmer Lovegreen, inspects the buildings and grounds, seeing that they're kept in a good state of repair. The duties of the Finance Committee, Herb Foster and Floyd Edwards, are to provide the necessary revenue to operate the school and to review activity funds and other accounts, seeing that they're being properly expended. The Board feels that this type of arrangement will provide more efficient management of the school and reduce the time required for board meetings, We would like to thank these men who give their time to the important business of managing our school, The happiest times of your lives are the days you spend in school. This will be understood more as the years pass and as this Searchlight recalls many pleasant experiences and mem- ories of your high school days. It is one of the best Searchlights we have had, and I believe it reflects the year as a whole. I hope you will remember this year as asuccessful oneg a happy oneg and one in which many friends were made. George R. Evans Principal Umbe Girls Elsie Meyers, Faye Yackley, Linda Durham, Vada Burdltt, Emily Becker, Charlotte Williams, Maurie Safiarrans, Kaye Eger. I I ,K DONALD BUEHLER, B.S. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS University of North Dakota University of Minnesota University of Missouri MRS. IRENE CRAMER, B.S. ENGLISH, SPEECH, DRAMATICS Kalamazoo State Teachers College Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. WILMA ELLIS, B.S. ART, MATHEMATICS Cent. Mo. State Teachers College University of Missouri f ROGER HILLMAN, B.S. SOCIAL STUDIES, JR. HIGH B.B. COACH Burlington College University of Iowa Kirksville State Teachers College x 145 P. If h chool Facult DONALD R. HEVEL, B.S., M.A. SUPERINTENDENT, PHYSIOLOGY Michigan State University University of Grand Rapids Kirksville State Teachers College GEORGE R. EVANS, B.S., M.A. PRINCIPAL, SOCIOLOGY Moberly Junior College University of Missouri Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. MARGARET MAIZE, B.S., M.ED VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS Kirksville State Teachers College University of Missouri FELIX MACIAS, B.S. FOOTBALL COACH, GENERAL SCIENCE P E JR. HIGH Si ASST. H.S. B.B. COACH Culver-Stockton College 1 X HARRY HOFFSON, B.S. BAND, CHORUS Central College University of Kansas FLOYD LEDBETTER, B.S. BASKETBALL COACH, P.E DRIVER TRAINING Hannibal-LaGrange College Washington University University of Colorado Kirksville State Teachers C fait A CHARLES MAGRUDER, B.S. M W INDUSTRIAL ARTS, GUIDANCE 7 Kirksville State Teachers College J! - Z, rd Z! J ' ffff' 'A A ff f' ,dl ' .ff gbf , K .i MRS. EDITH SCHUCKENBROCK, SOCIAL STUDIES, LIBRARY Flat River Junior College S.E. Mo. State Teachers College Culver-Stockton College University of Colorado MRS. ELVA STEFFEN, B.S. BUSINESS EDUCATION Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. LALLA SUMMERS, A.B. ENGLISH, LATIN, SPANISH Washington University University of Illinois Culver-Stockton College ROSS SWOFFORD, B.S. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE University of Missouri 7? 5 Z MRS. ANNA HOENES, B.S. SEVENTH GRADE, GIRLS' P,E, Hannibal-LaGrange College University of Missouri Kirksville State Teachers College Culver-Stockton College Grade chool Facult CLEO BOYER, B.S., M.ED. PRINCIPAL, EIGHTH GRADE Union College qLincoln, Neb.y Walla Walla College fWash.J Madison College QTenn.l University of Missouri MRS. HAZELDENE NICHOLSON, B.S. EIGHTH GRADE, ART Hannibal-LaGrange College S.W, Baptist College Kirksville State Teachers College University of Missouri DORIS IMBLER, B.S. SIXTH GRADE University of Missouri Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. HELEN KLEIN, B.S. FIFTH GRADE Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. MADGE HARNAGEL, B.S. FOURTH GRADE Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. VIOLA DENT, B.S. FOURTH 8: FIFTH GRADES Kirksville State Teachers College be it SECOND GRADE MRS. MARCELLA SUTTERFIELD FIRST GRADE Will Mayfield Junior College S.E. Mo. State Teachers College William Jewell College Jonesboro Baptist College lKy.l Culver-Stockton College MRS. MARJORIE SAFFARRANS FIRST GRADE Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. MARGARET SCHAEFFER, B.S THIRD GRADE Eastern University 1Charleston, Ill., Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. OLETA ROACH, B.S. THIRD GRADE Hannibal-LaGrange College Culver-Stockton College Kirksville State Teachers College University of Missouri MRS. ESTHER GARDHOUSE, B.S. Kirksville State Teachers College , B.S. MRS. PAT SCHMIDT SECOND GRADE Kansas State Teachers College z .K i .ff W, 455 1, A Wererfl They Cute? jzi if me jig, fr. E in x av. ,,.,.,- Q. , ,fn , 1 ,gf f J .5 ak ,aux nv Qu! mu:-1 I' gnS5' N .G emo? cers ' M Min Durham, .nm Church, Phillip Por er, Dick Disselhorst, Ingrid Hoderlein, April Phillips, Mrs. Maize, Bonnie Gottman, Coach Macais. Senior Class Ifstory It was back in 1955 that 77 of us first entered P. H, S, Although we were a little bewildered, we soon got into the swing of high school life. We chose Mrs. Ellis and Coach Ledbetter as our sponsors and elected the following officers: President, Mike Well, Vice-President, Maurie Saffarrans: Secretary, Charlotte Haerr: Treasurer-Reporter, Marie Mengeg Student Council Representatives, April Phillips and Charlie Bross. Marie Menge and Barbara Hackworth were chosen as Football attendantsg Emily Becker was Basket- ball attendantg and, Barnwarming attendant was Maurie Saffarrans. Shirley Harris won the Lovegreen Award for the student who improved the most in English during the year. One of our Freshman days, never to be forgotten, was the day of our initiation. Our .float won third prize in the Homecoming Parade with the theme, Iron 'em Out, Press 'em Flat. The next year, 1956,was abig one for us as Sophomores. That year our class was led by these officers: President, Charlotte Haerr, Vice-President, Don Hoerrg Secretary, Marie Mengeg Treasurer, Maurie Saffarransg Reporter, Mike Well, Student Council Representatives, Faye Yackley and Jim Wesley. Miss Haerr and Mr, Hoffson were our sponsors. Linda Durham and Marie Menge were our Football attendants, April Phillips, our Basketball atten- dant, and Karen Disselhorst, our Barnwarming attendant. Our candidate for Key Club Sweetheart was Marie Menge, and Maurie Saffarrans was chosen to go on the Sophomore Pilgrimage. Initiating the Freshmen was a revengeful experience, but we made amends by entertaining them with a party. Again our Homecoming float won third prize with the theme, We Chews All But De-Feet. As Jolly Juniors we elected the following officers: President, Charlie Bross: Vice-President, Emily Beckerg Secretary, Bonnie Gottrnang Treasurer, Kaye Eger Frankenbachg Reporter, Phillip Porterg Student Council Representatives, Karen Disselhorst and Don Hoerr, Mike Well was elected Vice-President of the Student Body, Our sponsors were Mrs. Ellis and Coach Bolch, Attendants to the Queens this year were: Football, Marie Menge and Maurie Saffarransg Basketball, Kaye Eger Frankenbachg and, Barnwarming, Faye Yackley. Key Club Sweetheart was Ingrid Hoderlein. Charlotte Haerr and Mike Well were chosen to attend Girls' State and Boys' State. Our over-the-goal magazine sales made us feel like a really successful class. Our leaders for this project were: Girls' Chairman, Faye Yackleyg Boys' Chairman, John Bartong and, General Manager, Maurie Saffarrans. Other big events of the year were the selection of our class rings and, of course, our Prom. Our beautiful Outer Space Garden was way out to say the least. Music was furnished by Junior Musolino's orchestra. Professor, How Could You? was the title of our Junior Play under the direction of Mrs. Cramer. This year our float, titled We'l1 Steam Right Thru Their Line, won second prize in the Homecoming Parade. Then came the big year--our last at P. H. S. Mike Well was elected President of the Student Bodyg and, our class officers were: President, Dick Disselhorst: Vice-President, Ingrid Hoderleing Secretary, Linda Durham, Treasurer, April Phillips: Reporter, Phillip Porter: Student Council Representatives, Bonnie Gottman and Jim Church. Charlotte Haerr was chosen as Searchlight Editor with John Barton, Assistant Editor and Emily Becker, Business Editor. Coach Macias and Mrs. Maize were our sponsors, Oiu- Queens and Senior Attendants were: Football Queen, Marie Menge, and attendant, Maurie Saffarrans: Basketball Queen, April Phillips, and attendant, Jane Krekemeyerg Barnwarming Queen, Faye Yackley, and attendant, Karen Disselhorst, Mike Well and Bonnie Gottman were chosen Searchlight King and Queen, Their attendants were Dick Disselhorst, John Barton, Linda Durham, and April Phillips. Emily Becker was chosen Key Club Sweetheart. One of our biggest events this year was the publishing of our Searchlight, of which we are all very proud. Our Homecirning float won second prize in the Parade with the theme, When We Blast, McCooey Can't Last. Our play was another successful event. Finally the long awaited month came--and with it came our Senior trip to Memphis, Tennesseeg Baccalaureateg and the night of Commencement. We, the Class of '59, leave P, H, S, with regret, for we know that we are leaving behind four of the happiest years of our lives. WARREN AKERSON Warren His studies were pursued but never over-taken. Football 1,Z: Chorus 1.4: Basketball3,4: Searchlight St f 4. J. B. BARNETT J.B. A charter member of the Bache1or's Club. F.F.A, l,2,3,4: Searchlight Staff 4. yllwvtu Bat,-M411 JOHN BARTON Johnny The sweetest nolse ln the world is a woman's voice, Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Track 2: Lettermen's Club 3,4: Band 1,2,4: Key Club 3,4: Key Club Secre- tary 4: Assistant Edltor of Searchlight 4: Searchlight Attendant 4: Klrksvllle Rating: Algebra l, l. CHARLIE BROSS ' Babe Small, but does he get around! Student Council 1: Class President 3: F,F.A. 1,2,3,4: F.F,A. Vlce President 3: I-'.F.A. Treasurer 4: Football 1,2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 4: Key Club 2.3,4: Dramatic: 3.4: KlrksvllleRatlng:S01xs I: State Rating: Soils II. kmmpclx 22 GARY ALLEN Gary He wouldn't be good if he could, and he couldn't be good lf he would. Chorus 1,4: Searchlight Staff 4. www-I JOYCE BAXTER Joyce l pine for the llfe of a farmer's wife. Chorus 1,2,3: FJ-LA. 1,2,3,4:Searchllght Staff 4: Newspaper Staff 4. EMILY BECKER Beck She looks like an angel and acts llke one too: but you never can tell what an angel will do! Basketball 1: Basketball Attendant 1: Class Vice-President 3: Substitute Cheerleader 2,3: Cheerleader 4: F.l-LA, 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. Treasurer 4: Pep Squad 3,4: Pep Squad President 3,43 Newspaper Staff 4: Business Editor of Searchlight 4: Office Glrl 4: Key Club Sweetheart 4. le 7 f CI-IRISTIE BUDDE Chris Now that I've got an education, what am I supposed to do with it? F,H,A, 1,2,3,4: Dramatlcs 3: Chorus 2: Pep Squad 4: Pep Squad Reporter 4: Searchlight Staff 4. 1: VADA BURDITI' Vada Cheerful, quiet, pleasant and gay. Chu-mlng ln her own sweet way. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Squad 3: Searchlight Staff 4: Office Glrl 4. JIM CISSNA ClsBna Give me fun or glve me death! Band 1,2,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Track 2: Key Club 4: Letter- men's Club 2,3,4: Searchlight Staff 4: Klrksvtlle Rating: American l-llstory Ill. .a fQ,Wf5!,J2 441 .ZZ '- gl. GARY COLEMAN Gary My one ambition ls to have at least one great thought. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Football 3.4: Basketball 4: Searchlight Staff 4. . A A r IIUVIULQL lf RICHARD DISSELHORST DIZ I love work: lt fasclnates me. I could sit and watch it for hours. chorus 1: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 2: I.cttermen's Club 2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4g Key Club Trasurer 4: Class President 4: Searchlight Staff 4: Searchlight Attendant 4. Lita! Www JIM CHURCH Church What a guy---tall, goodlooldn'l When he grins--somethlng's cookln'I Student Council 4: Basketball 2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 3,4: Searchlight Staff 4. kgxguf, !f!.1277 'va MERRILL COBB Cobb One of those strong, sllent men. Chorus 1: Band 3,4: Library 1: Search- light Staff 4. f f fe M40 Cfffffj, 4 I I . f .Jf 03 W 5' . 1 . f , ' f 7 U V , . Th-NLXLOg4'Ll Lkzfl KARE DISSELHORST Karen A real cute glrl, llked by all---Al- ways looks happy and on the ball! Chorus 1,25 Student Council 3g F,l-LA, 1, 2,3,4g F.l'l.A. Secretary 3: F.H.A. Presl- dent 4: Barnwsrmlng Attendant 2,4: Pep Squad 3,4g Pep Squad Secretary-Tress- urer 4: Newspaper Editor 4: Searchllght Staff 4: Klrksvllle Rating: ome EC. Ill. . -'X W. was fn he ff ,4Q,4 uv-'LCLJZ RICHARD Doon mm What he's been taught he's forgotten: what he knows he's guessed. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Football 4: Searchlight Staff 4. 23 if M,,fVl,4,l,4K LINDA DURHAM Lln' When dates and lessons don't agree I keep the dates and let the lessons be. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1: Football Attendant 25 Substitute Cheerleader 2,35 Cheerleader 4, Pep Squad 3,45 Library 3: Dramatlcs 3,45 Class Secretary 4 Office Girl 45 Newspaper Staff4: Search- light Staff 45 Searchlight Attendant 4 Klrksvllle Ratings: Impromptu Them: Writing I5 Shorthand I. V M x9 LE ROY ESTON 'Bad I-Icp Uses classes as a resting place. Chorus 1: Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 3,45 Search- light Staff 4. t , . . It ,A I s f I f 1 Q K' I A f 'Y wa l X! JJ, V 1 1 KAYE FRANKENBACH Katie' DARLENE GASH .,Pe,,e10pe.. The moon ls twice as beautiful when seen by two. Basketball 1,2,35 Whlte Sweater Team2, 35 Basketball Attendant 35 Class Treas- urer 35 F.H.A. 1,Z,3,45 F,l-I.A, Reporter 45 Pep Squad 35 Office GIrl4g Newspaper Staff 4: Searchlight Staff 4. BONNIE GOTTMAN JG Ther-e's a little bit of had ln every good girl. Band 15 Chorus 15 Class Secretary 35 Student Council 45 Student Council Sec- retary-Treasurer 45 FJ-I.A. 1,2,3,45 F. H.A. Historian 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Library 4: Searchlight Staff 4: Searchlight Queen 4: Kirksvllle Rating: Geometry I. CHARLOTTE HAERR Rabbit Three in one---Capable, Dependable, and Sweet. Class Secretary 15 Class President 25 Girls' State 35 Chorus 1,25 F,H.A. 1, 2.3.4: F.H.A. Vice-President 3: Search- light Editor 4: D. A. R. Citizenship Award 4: Klrksville Ratings: World History Il: Home Ec. II: Letter Writing I: Typing I, I5 State Rating: Typing I, 2nd. Overs1eeplng won't make her dreams come true. F.1-LA. 1,2,a,4: Basketball 1,2,a,45wmte Sweater Team2,3: LlbraryClub35 News- paper Staff 4: Searchlight Staff 4. Lrzgisfxygga , t M' f' LINDA GOTTMAN Jodie Can't help lovin' that man of mine. Chorus 1: F.H.A. 1,2,3: Newspaper Staff 4: Searchlight Staff 4. , X. , 531' T74-I 'D7lfC.L4f'f , 5-4'6 LK!!! if sf A 4- 7 ' H :LC c, CJ SHIRLEY HARRIS ShlI'ley' She says little but that's no sign she has little to say. Lovegreen Award 1: Basketball 1,2,3: F.a.A, 1,z,a,45 Pep Squad 35 Searchlight Staff 45 Office Girl 3, MARK HIRNER Dutch The only K0lden opportunities left today for men are blondesl Football 1,253,145 I.ettermen'sClub2,3,45 Lettermen's Club President 45 Most Valuable Llneman 45 Honorable Mentlon All District 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Key Club Sergeant-at-arms 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Valentlne Attendant 2: Class Sergeant- at-arms 2,35 Searchlight Staff 4. rf' I - 5 C, IJ-4'fI'L6L, 7 1-41C'7 'K DARRELL HOEHNE H0ehne I-las dark eyes and halr of brown, Always fun to have around. amd 1,25 Football 2,a,45 F.r.A. l,2,3,4: F.F.A. Reporter 45 Track 25 Dramatlcs 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Key Club 45 Klrksville rating: Parliamentary Pro- fdfid' V cedure Team Il. RONALD HOENES Hood l never trouble trouble tlll trouble troubles me. F.r.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Sentinel 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Key Club Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 co-capmn 45 meter- men's Club 45 Klrksville Ratings: Dairy Products I: Soils I5 State Ratings: Dairy Products II5 Solls I5 State Delegate for F.F.A. y Mmj, f BOYD HOWARD C o!'nellus Studies when there's nothing else to do. Football 15 Chorus 1. INGRID HODERLEIN Ing I love to be liked, and of course I like to be loved. Basketball 1,25 F.H.A, 15 Library Club 1,2,45 Valentine Attendant 1: Key Club Sweetheart 3: Class Vlce-President 45 Dramatlcs 3,45 Searchlight Staff 4, hw! if-ffZZf'2fML RAYMOND HOEHNE Porky No one has to amuse me, I amuse my- self. Football 2,3,4: Chorus 1: Searchlight Staff 4. A AQ! LZAJ-U2 DONALD HOERR HOerr Move over, Ike, I'm on my way. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Treasurer 35 F.F.A. Vlce-President 45 Football 45 Class Vice-President 25 Student Councll 35 Key Club 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Lettermen's Club Secretary-Treasurer 4: Klrksville Ratings: Llvestock Judging 15 Parliamentary Procedure Team II: Treasurer's Book I: State Rating: Llve- stock Judging III. EARL JOHNSON Often I slt and think: but more often I just sit. Chorus 15 Searchlight Staff 4. 25 KENNETH JOHNSON P0ssum lt's not what you do---1t's what you get away wlth. Band 11 Chorus 1,21 Football 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 41 Searchlight Staff 4. JANE KREKEMEYER Janie I can be serlous but not for long, Chorus 1,2: Basketball l,2,3,-1: Whlte Sweater Team 2.3: Pep Squad 3: Pep Squad Vice-President 3: I-',H,A. 1,2,3,4g Newspaper Staff 43 Searchlight Staff 4: Basketball Attendant 4. QYAAQX Qfgvafvl QCA O WENDELL KREIDER Wendell A real nlce guy: he's full of fun--- llkes everything and everyone. Kesston I-Ilgh 1,2,3: Chorus 1,23 Student Council 1,21 Class Vlce-President 25 Kansas State Ratings: Men's Quartet 1 Cz 2, Ig Solo II. 3 NKOVWM' JIM LEAR Lear If mlschlsvousness made the world go 'round, he'd really have us splnnln'Il F.F,A, 1,2,3,4. me LJTJEJAP tglm ,wmv ,f 2 6 RONALD KOLTHOFF Ronnie All work and no play ls not the life for me. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Searchlight Staff 4. l Klf-A409561 ,CQ L V-f1,22 af JUDY KREKEMEYER Jud Be good and you'll live long, but you'll miss out on lots of fun! Chorus l,2: F,H.A, 1,2,3,4g Valentine Attendant 2: Library 35 Library Secre- tary 3: Basketball 1,2,3g White Sweater Team 2,35 Pep Squad 3: Newspaper Staff 4: Searchlight Staff 4. 44 QQV7 ,wZU66l..f2fV GEORGE KROENCKE Bob Who me --------------- study????? Chorus 3: F,F,A, 1,2,3. MARVIN LEDB ETTER Dooley He likes a woman with a head on his shoulders. Basketball 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Track 2: Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Key Club President 43 Mixed Chorus 15 Searchlight Staff 45 Klrksvllle Ratings: Plane Geometry I. HENRY LUGERING Hank What is llfe lf I couldn't flirt? Holy Rosary l,2,3g Baseball 1,2,3: Bas- ketball 2: Searchllght Staff 4. MARIE MENGE Ree An innocent face but you never can tell! Class Treasurer-Reporter 1:Class Sec- retary 23 Football Attendant 1,2,3g Foot- ball Queen 4: Key Club Attendant 2: Band 1,2,3,4: Bandsecretary-Treasurer 3: Band Llbrarlan 1,2,3,4: F.H,A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Squad 3,45 Dramatlcs 4: Newspaper Staff 43 Searchlight Staff 43 Klrksville Rating: Clarinet Qxartette I. l'!v , Z , fuvl!M.,e,! RONALD MEYERS Ronnie Tall and lanky, hair of red, he ls sure to get ahead. F,F.A. 1,2g Dramatlcs 3,4. BONNIE NELSON Bon Carefree, laughing, sweet and gay-- and we like her just that way. Band 1: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Searchlight Staff 4. had SHARON MCGLOTHLIN Sherry Sherry is nice ln several ways--pretty nlce and pretty apt to stay that way. F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Library 3,43 Library Vice-President 4, Pep Squad 3: News- paper Staff 45 Searchlight Staff 4, A cvnwg 4'-fv 0, ELSIE MEYERS Elsie An old mald I'll never be as long as there are fish ln the sea. Philadelphia 1,2,3g Class Vlce-Presldent 1, Class Reporter 35 Dramatlcs Award 35 Glee Club: Band 1: F.H.A. 4:Search- light Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 4. Kg V' RONNIE MILLER Miller I have but one thing to say---I made lt. Chorus 2: Searchlight Sta!! 4, HENRY PERRY Henry S1ncerlty pnmctuated by humor, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Dramatlce 3,45 Kirksvllle Rating: Algebra ll. JEAN PICKETT Barney She who frowns on men must die an old mald, so why frown? F. H. A. 15 Chorus 152,35 Hillbilly Band l,25 Glrls' Sextet 25 Quartet 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Searchlight Staff 4. ' LN-H I ff' vvllnuacga ,nf-1, AMMP PHILLIP PORTER Phil A man ls never In his right mind when he's in love with a woman. Band 1,2,3,45 Band Vice-President 35 Band President 45 Key Club 3,45 Reporter 3,45 Basketball 1. C AROL RIGGS Carol I-Ier smiles are her greatest virtue. Quincy 1, 2, Chorus 1,2,3,45 F. H. A. 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Searchlight Staff 4. 28 MARILYN STRATTON Marilyn There Is much fun beneath her seeming quietness. F. H. A. 1.2.35 Chorus 15 Newspaper Staff 45 Searchlight Staff 4. APRIL PHILLIPS Ape Generous, fun loving, full of steam5 a leading member of the basketball team. Student Council 15 Current Events Award 25 Basketball Attendant 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 White Sweater Team 2 ,35 Library 2,3,45 Library President 35 Library Secretary 45 Class Treasurer 45 Pep Squad 45 Pep Squad Vice-Presldent 45 Dramatlcs 3,45 Searchlight Staff 45 Searchlight Attendant 45 Klrksvllle Rating: Letter Writing II5 Basketball Queen 4. 7 af- jp - cf-flfryf ' if LQ ,L 6v6 'L'C'?' ' ROY TATE Tnterbug What will I have to face next? Bend 15 Chorus 35 F. H. A, 1,2,3,4. f 34,1 ...fm rulCff'4 Z' z' f If X I X 7d4i,4'J'fv4 MAURIE SAFFARRANS Snff 711 I want what I want when I want lt, but when I get what I want, I don't want lt. Chorus 15 Class Vlce-President 15 Class Treasurer 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Whtte Sweater Team 2,35 F, H. A, 1,2,3,45 F. H. A. Parllamentarlan 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Sophomore Pilgrimage 25 Barn- warmlng Attendant 15 Football Attenhnt 3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Searchlightstaff 4: Klrksville Ratings: Home Ee. II5 Impromptu Theme Writing II5 Am. History IILCKL KAAAX ,Shawn Le ,LLL Z5 RAYMOND TA YDOR Raymond Often qulet but always cheerful, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Klrksvllle Ratlngszbmry Products lg Solls I: Llvestock Judging nf' Meat Jungmg 111: state Ratings: Dairy Products ll: Solls ll. MIKE WELL Bum l-le's a leader of men and a follower of women. Class President 1: Class Reporter 2: Football 1,2,a,4: co-c aptaln 4: Most Val- uable Back 4: Bssketball1,2,3,4: Letter- men's Club 2,3,4: Track 2: Student Council Vlce-President 3: Student Council President 4: Key Club 2,3,4: Key Club Division Lt. Gov. 3,4: Search- llght Staff 4: Searchlight Klng 4: Mlxed Chorus 1: Boys' State 3: Klrksvllle Rating: World History II. ' 'Q W Lacfvlfcz dl JIM WHARION cm-mop Washington and Lincoln were great men too. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: Klrksvllle Ratings: Dalry Products ll: Farm Mechanics Il: Dis- trict Rating Il: State Ratings: Dairy Products l: Farm Mechanics Il: Chapter Farm Mechanics Awa.rd2: Chapter Farm Electrlflcstlon Award 3. ' 11 Hwww A JIM YARBROUGH Jlm A good student fair and square--his ways and looks will always wear. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: F.F.A. Secretary 3,4: Klrksvllle Ratings: Livestock Judg1ngIT: Farm Shop I: Member of Parliamentary Procedure Team I: State Rating: Llve- stock Judglng I: Farm Shop III: Chapter Foundation award for Soil and Water Management. fy Q 0 Q4 Ldf ALTON VANNIC E Vanities Few are the girls that Alton knows, but he really knows the one he lmowsl' F,F,A. 1,2,3,4: F.F.A. President 3.4: Klrksvllle Ratings: Livestock Judging 1, Il: LlvestockJudg-lng2. I: Farm Mechanic I, Parliamentary Procedure I: State Ratings: Livestock 2, ll: Farm Mechanics Il: Farm Mechanics Award, First place in district. Mu JIM WESLEY Wes Oh that I were as great a man ssl would have you thlnk l am. Mixed Chorus 1: Student Council 2: Football l,2,3,4: Lettermen's Club 4: Searchlight Staff 4. 51441. Lt' LQ' CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS Charlotte Many a glrl has dropped her eyes and picked up a husband. Speech Award 4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Squad 4: Majorette 2,3: Chorus l,2: Dramstlcs 3: Office Girl 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Searchlight Staff 4. . ,ng an We Jil: 'caclff' . Ifffggf jrf TP' K' 1 Mag ,N rw, I 'Cf Q AYE YACKLEY Fay lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Student Council 2: Student Council Treas- urer 2: Offlce Glrl 2,3,4: Barnwarmlng Attendant 3: Barnwarmlng Queen 4: Mixed Chorus l,3: Girls' Glee Club 33 F.H.A. l,2,3,4: F.:-LA, vice-President 4: Assistant Editor Newspaper 4: Pep Squad 3,4: Searchlight Staff 4: Klrksvllls Rating: Home Ec. III. 29 4.1 Yfls., Q w 4.3! w H , S1 J,-was ,4 ei K ur ef ,,.Q 'F , : Q L A ' ,W s K K, . Bet 1, ,- Wigs VFW ' G!-F . - B s 1 ' 323. 'vo fm If tt aw ,?t'i56 'Wk A k wt Bless Their Little M .1 .rf . Hearts. I :I .i , . ' .Af f 1:19 my ,X ' -A -, Em is H U A Q gg 1 ,Q M H iv we'-A K fhk a ,Q ,K ,W J- , 5-si ,H iv it : -4' Q- ..x'?'l'wQ.... Vygg 5 W wig-Pt . Lx, .IW .e A K gl 47 g R52 '72, H .f fx' if .1 ' WS- - ,-'- ,Q s z: ,. FN , '- md p 'E 1' -A ,ky .1 ,usa fl an 2 H tg A Q -Q A -. Ks A R ' . ' m ! Y , : . , ' x Q 'ffQf?Qf1Q M , Q ' - Aj, .Q , V K r 'ng , ' .'-.' , : ' .-F r.:,5 1:3 H .5 1 ,Q-1 ' ' .1 - ,Y W 1 , 'ie ffsQf1ff.'fX.sfsf ,Xgfsz t . f W' 'M M x Szzxslswggiifgiexiisia 1 ' ,, Wt ' ' 1 rg , gp 1335? , Q fiqf 'e 4 0- , K .- ' Q-sig . , ' ' 5 i fr P 3 . AfQmg,ae.- Q: emi , ,iw ' 53'-sv'zfJ':'. X 2 - - 1-.,..' wg , an . f-1' Puff s : is f .et r -N 'Wfuff1V,'..,v .W i at 1 1 A -Qs s t' .. ...- 27' , Q Wi' -AGB BK 1 . an K 'kf...v' f xr. s Q Wnrkingmnd o Reba Wagner, Marlon Sanders, Margaret Baxter, Judy Franklin, Kenny McGloth1in, Marilyn Meyer, Charles Johnston. My Pet Peeves funior Class fhlstory On September 2, 1958, 66 Juniors entered their third year at Palmyra High with Mrs Ellis and Mr. Ledbetter as sponsors. The following officers were elected: President ........ . Kenny McGlothlin Vice-President . . . Marion Sanders Secretary . . . Judy Franklin Treasurer . . . . Reba Wagner Reporter ........... . Putsie Baxter Sergeant-at-arms ....... . . . Don Hevel Student Council Representatives . . . . Marilyn Meyers Charlie Johnston Delbert Coleman was elected by the Student Body as Vice-President of the Student Council. Due to many ambitious Juniors, we cleared 3551.39 on our magazine project. Our attendants to the Queens were: Football: Marilyn Meyers, Basketball: Carol Comstock, Key Club: Sherol Hinds, and Barnwarming: Sharon Kespohl. Two of the happiest occasions of our Junior year were the selection of our Class rings and the planning of our Prom. We have had many happy moments during our Junior year and are looking forward to our last and final year at PHS. A I vjv 4, L-' .. 9' ,-lt' I ,fn I Lf' I' ,, wk F ' J A 1 fi' 3 , - .I A I ORLAND ASHBURN Band WILLY BLANKENSHIP Ruth Ann DE LORES CALLIGHAN Dramatics JIM COTTRELL Sweeping floors I is 5' W it W , 'fx Mei ., I I I I LARRY EDMUNDS People who can't act WAYNE BARNETT Boys who flirt with Johnann MARVIN BOULWARE Marching in band JERRY CARPENTER Noisy people -4, ki ,W MARGARET BAXTER People who call me Margaret LAURINDA BRINGER Bruce DELBERT COLEMAN Rina CHARLOTTE DENT HOWARD DISSELHORST G 1 9 1 5 . J A I . 43 '95 , L f ,ik W . 4 GERALD BEGLEY vvrypingvv f E I MIKE BROSS Physics ,-HQ. CAROL COMSTOCK Girls who flirt with Dick gl EUGENE DODD Edina girls Riding to school with Setting pins Karen g A .-' fi' H.. JUDY EGER GEORGE ELLIOT JUDY FRANKLIN Sloppy people American Problems The Dairy 5 to RUTH BLANKENSHIP vvwillyvv W s-C , CAROL BRUMBAUGH Librarians 0 DAVID COOK Not being able to eat in Physics 3 lf if I' r.,. My , ji I 'wx , I CHARLES DUNCAN Heavenbound Hotroddersu WILLIAM GARD IlRexll -w:.,: ' V I HAROLD GRIESBAUM EVERE 'Tall people 1- I MK HUGO HODERLEIN Staying home DEWAYNE LARENSON Walking to school RICHARD LUGERING Guys that don't try BILL MENGE Having coach bawl me out TT H ERREN M asculine boys JAC KIE HOLT Driving RICHARD LEDBETTER Girls that have to be home early SHARON LUMPE Waitresses MARILYN MEYER Ta1l people MILLARD HANLIN MBI-yanu VINCENT JOHNSON Agressive people V, 4 W5 'BE PAUL LEHENBAUER People who call me Buddy DON HEVEL Hannibal cops CHARLIE JOHNSTON Flash cameras . fl' 4 Q JIM LOVELACE llAgYl M, WE in gg? if .v I4 'W it if ' BILL MARQUART Losing at cards eing a Junior ' HELEN MCFARLAND Latin SHIRLEY MEYERS DANNY NELSON HB ' ' Il YH In aving trouble with y sister's car SHEROL HINDS Coon Hunting H 5 'r I 1, L 'Mx 4 ,ft 4' I SEX ,pr 'N L .ai Q 'if iv I SHARON KESPOHL Riding the bus ALAN LUCKE Not getting the car R n 3 KENNY MCGLOTHLIN Sisters JE NNY N E LSON Bunking parties ' fill GEORGE O'BRIEN Ta11 People JEEP SAI-'FARRANS Big feet EARLENE SUTTON Physiology 1 A I M GEORGE OTTEN CAROLYN POTTERFIELD KATHERINE PRYOR Rowdy Peop1e Short noon hours Addressing enve1opes MARION SANDERS ARLEN SCHADE BILL SHAEFFER People who call me Kids that don't like Timld peop1e Shorty Physics LILA TATE LOIS TUTOR REBA WAGNER Spanish Short hair Not Darrell, that's for sure MQW DORIS ROWDEN llcopsll DOROTHY STUI-ILMAN Not boys, that's for sure BOB ZOLLER Principals who ask for excuses v FIRST ROW: Shirley Thomas, Lois Kruse, Sarabeth Stevens, Caroline Leeser. SECOND ROW: J. Leroy Chatfleld, Bow Juette, B111 Stauffer. TC.-. A ' ' po RQ W Q M we Q , ay! cyl , QL 1: L p 76 JM of GW 042 Descriptions K.: FA N:-XX W ffl . Sophomore Class Ihlstory On September 8, 1958, the Sophomores entered Palmyra High School for their second year. On September 10, we held our first class meeting, with Mrs. Summers and Mr. Hillman as our class sponsors. We elected the following officers: President ................. . . Bill Stauffer Vice-President . . Leroy Chatfield Secretary . . . . Caroline Leeser Treasurer .... . . Sarabeth Stevens Reporter ....... . . . Lois Kruse Student Council Girl . . . Shirley Thomas Student Council Boy ............... Bow Juette Our attendant to Susan Sears. Shirly attendant. On December 6 We have greatly more exciting years. the Football Queen was Alice K. Sutterfield. Basketball attendant was Thomas was Barnwarming attendant and Susan Sears was Key Club , the Sophomores gave the Freshmen a party. It was very successful. enjoyed our first two years at P. H. S. and are looking forward to two Patient gl Poised Ch 'sm 'S' MARILYN BAILEY MA Merry 8: Modest Conscientious 8: Considerate I-fmt- SHIRLEY CONNER BEVERLY COOK Ca1m 81 Casual Versatile Ka Vivacious , Q , as Jw'- I A H 32 i w we ' ' ' , ,r 'I Q o 4' 1 A ,Au rf ,f- . ' , nfs AL DURAND HELEN DURHAM Studious Kz Sincere Act FI fx , , ive Xa Attractive M liei .I I ZL. , ELIZABETH GOTTMAN TONYA GROSS eerful Sz Chatty OPAL HOWARD OLAN HOWARD Quiet 8: Quick Slow Gt Silent fb.-4 RY JANE BARTON BRUCE BRINGER Able Q Adventurous JAMES DENT Lean Cz Lanky SARA FEIGENSPAN Absent Ka Agressive I Q JOHN HOEHNE Friendly Sz Fun- Loving .E KAREN HUCKABEE Versatile Kz Venturesome 7. I -' A- I Q versa 'Q a LEROY CHATFIE Considerate Et Cu GEORGE DONEL Roomy 8: Romantic LD ten r A 15 J. R. FOI-IEY Frank St Fresh PAUL HOEHNE Witty Sz wise WAYNE HUCKABEE Talented Ez Tough ,j,4, bf my-M5 if-, 1 , 1 4 ' VY, . ' 1 4 x SF' 3... T. qxxx ANN C LINE Affection:-Lte 8: Arde,nt QQ I I umm. ff I PHYLLIS DORNBERGER Hneiigmfui at Dependable PAT FOSTER Energetic Gt Enthusiastic DeANN HOWALD Silent 8a Serene JANIE HUMPHREY Tall Sz Ta1kative I . - ' I ' 37 1 X I 5 M 1. ,I -I I BILL HUNTER CATHERINE JOHNSON ORDELL JOHNSON Witty 5 Wild S1ow 8: Sure Independent Kz Intelligent GARY KERRICK Tall 5 Terrific JIM LAKE Blond St Bashful DONALD MARTIN Honest Bn Hardy BOB PEAK Tall Sz Teasy LINDA KOLTHOFF Sweet 81 Studious if f Mix: ,ai ,MW . K V I JOYCE LARENSON Reliable Ka Rosy J..-f +1 I X n ag' If Q1 PM 91 . xl KAREN MCFARLAND Capable 5 Correct Out Of Town BOB PEPPER Mean Sz Merry li . 6 -vi Ni M Q K 'C -4 J. JANICE KROENCKE C arefree 81 Comic al CAROLINE LEESER Sweet Ku Sentimental 771531 i f ' Alf' K , QQ, E 7 1 . J E2 ' get f CHARLES MEYERS Eager 8: Easy-going 98 ww- if' JANICE PHILLIPS Pretty Sz Peppy 2 A4 Ti TA T. 'I' K X,LV SHARON JOHNSON Kind Sz Keen LOIS KRUSE Coy 8: Cunning Q ern - ,i -:sf 4, is a'x1 ,i. 'ri BOB LUTENER Silent 8: Studi0us Q53 Se qi' I. JUDY MEYERS Blonde 8: Breezy 1 '1'.f BOB RAVENSCRAFT Cool 5 Crazy ik Wi ,3 s Q.. 'X V:- IXHP BOW JUETTE Sly 8: Stylish ROBERT KRUSE Puzz1ed 5 Panicky UIQ HENRY MAIZE Short Ku Shrewd JUDY MINCH Merry Km Melodious JOHNANN RUSSELL Short SL Sweet DIMPLE SCHALLER Short 8: Shy SARABETH STEVENS Nice Ct Neat ff I V S 'mx 55 54 Q Wi . I' .: 3 BARBARA TERRILL Friendly Sz Fick1e 1 Vx, 1 v ff V,' y L. .J f fr, '.f ' V 'q A , , j I .1111 WJ W! ffl I M KO!! f ,1 ', l I N f! ' M I f N VI ij I .f A 1 I ,' 1 , I fx L ' I y M N Q ., o U' l NWJQJ X Q lf' in ll fl C 5 I SUSAN SEARS Loud 8: Lively ARLENE STEWART Silent Sz Scholarly SHIRLEY THOMAS Prettv 8: Puzzled A ,Q A Kfff MARY WIGGER Sweet 81 Silent 9, t Q2 l e f JOYC E SHOEMAKE C apable 8: Composed ' . Af A X ALICE SUMMERS Small Ka Scientific --9 I L all A 7 fi ,J DAN UHLENBROCK Fresh KL Friendly S , I fl W ' I 1' 1 'r ' f', . E I ' BILL STAUFFER Athletic Km Adventurous ALIC E SUTTERFIE LD Bothered 8: Bewildered Gone Fishing EUGENE WALTO Gu1lib1e 81 Good- Natured W 1' . ,, , 4 mi. 'R' - J at ,, X Not Enrolled When Pictures Taken rw ll. ELEANOR YACKLEY 5 , Smart Rt Sincere 1' CHARLES BURKHARDT ELIZABETH BURKHARDT Quiet Ku Quick Nice Ka New ' L , LEVADIA STEENBERG Pleasant 8: Patient S -I + I as .Q y ' s 5 L' ,ev JOHN TEEL Slow 81 Sarcastic 9' t l I A I ,Q .. J EUGENE WHARTON Brainy Ka Boisterous I . 1 1 I I . I 39 FIRST ROW: Brenda Bier, Margaret Tuley, Marilyn Million, Jane Saffarrans, SECOND ROW: Del Fessenden, Eugene Stewart, Jerry Ledbetter, David Lucke, Why I Come To Schoo1 Freshman Class fhstory Mr. Magruder and Mrs. Schuckenbrock are the sponsors of 64 slightly bewildered Freshmen. Our officers are: President . . . . . Vice-President . David Lucke . Jerry Ledbetter . Brenda Bier Jane Saffarrans Margaret Tuley Eugene Stewart Marilyn Million Del Fessenden Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . Reporter ............ . . Sergeant-at-arms ......... . . Student Council Representatives . . The attendants to the Queens this year were: Football: Kathy Phillips, Barnwarming: Margaret Tuley, and Basketball: Jane Saffarrans. We have enjoyed being Freshmen and are looking forward to being Sophomores next year. VU-fbw tx 1. 4 1 U4 y, . Q ' L L 7. - Nr M X, ' i I K Q g A.'. . af My . A an l 4 f i. L J ' , 1 BARBARA AHLAJND RUSSELL ASHBURN To wear my pink To play my Trumpet skirt in P. E. .gigailbl me ' :ww f.-f-,afifaft RICHARD BRUMBAUGH To keep an eye on Carol SUSAN CARLSON To meet cute boys he LESTER DENT To write business letters DEL FESSENDEN To learn to be a 1over n. f 'fm OLIN GOTTMAN LOIS GREEN To be studious To learn to bowl BRYAN HANLIN WENDELL HOEHNE To write love letters DO I Heed 3 l'e9'S01'l'? fe EF I ,1 t'iii i 'T' B . E A f 1. PAUL BECKGERD To be football Manager 5 Y Q, 21' ii, -swf' I 'v,: SUSIE CARP TER To study like all kids should RAY FESSENDEN To be a B,B. star, -1' r: Q ' 'ffl GLEN GRIESBAUM To keep up the family tradition ir: '7 A - I WAYNE HOERR To watch the other kids ' . YN 7 fb f fig, 1 1 uw BRENDA BIER To stand up in ,I L study halljy Avi ' ' ,J ,, ',' if-L. MAY CLINE To talk about the boys ,al ,'-v Qvglgfw Qfjye- 2 n JIM GIBBS That's a good question JIM HACKLER To play football , , JEANNIE JOHNSON To giggle in study x U fx .f 1 r, IIA ,ff f Ilf 4. o iff I 1' 5 I Q Y fur rf V LARRY BROSS I'm really not nere enough to know JOY COLEMAN Sometimes I wonder . LA I ,Q r ' 1- . A' ' 7' RUBY GOFORTH Because it's the thing to do ALAN HAGAMAN To learn not to be Shy!! JERRY KOLTHOFF Because my brothers hall did 41 HAZEL KREID To get an education Well, Jane comes doesn't she ? GARY MAIZE Because school won't come to me SUE MARKSBURY To pass the time away -. I n 'f,.: A T' , 544 llsl LARRY MOSS To make weird noises CHARLIE NIL , o wear o : de to s.h. FX SEQ wi, va tg of ', 5, W X HT 4 X QJX KATHY PICKETT To play my ukelele FREDA POPPE To giggle V- ,D x eil x, is J S iff' L 1, I! '15 , A CAROLY ws kindZ?1?nIIIOENBORN EDWIN SCOTT To take Ag 42 Y JERRY LEDBETTER LARRY LOMAX To be with Sherry JOYCE MCGLOTHLIN To talk about the 'shed' house KATHERINE PEITER To play bombardment in P, E, KENNETH LOVELACE To be smart PHYLLIS MEYERS To tell on kids in librarv - f' CAROLYN PERRY To keep an eye on Henry DAVID LUCKE To play the piano 5' f' MARILYN MILLION To play first-string basketball KATHY PHILLIPS To bleach my hair - Q .. 'I n , y n A '34-pie ff 'QT A 155711: Q I MARION POTTERFIELD MARY POTTERFIELD JANE SAFFARRANS To study I come only for my So the boys can see noon hours me .::, as I reee S 4 in I LAURIE SHADE KENNY SHANNON BEVERLY SHEAR To find a 'Bow ' To give the teachers To play in the band sarcastic answers EUGENE STEWART Because my sister does GARY SUTTON JOHN SUTTON It's better than It's something working to do at LARRY THOMAS Because it's the state law MARGARET TULEY SHERRY UNDERWOOD DAVID WARD LOREN WARD To get my 'Church' To be glamorous How should I To play the degree know? clarinet h I j' ',4,,.l A j ,ff If A -'I ly, M , 1 ' I j f ,if , ff' I -A' I li 'I WENDELL VANCE HUBERT VOEPEL DOROTHY YACKLEY fe, if' i ,f' 1 , Because the other Darned if I Know To see Jim ! V fm .' ' , kids do 1 I ' , 'V 1 7 A 1 I will OJ I U1 ui f A . , J , N L l My v 1 W1 V ' 1 .U W, v I 1 fi W if M W J . I f of i ..f' J ! 1 3, iii fx! 955. V I 5. yi. PHILLIP THOMAS To fight off the girls JIM WHITE To grow A Qsgimruw 70 '? Z L ff K, '5 1 I -1 Vw' ,gi 5 ui W 'li I K figs' 6 fn- mf. G '-,,,,-v , .. ,.. 4 L Q- , 27 7 ' A1 ff' he 6 .QQ - -as .my ' v - W ,f Y if gf sg as 4 'Q MN 'S Q Y-Q... Q Us 3 Sl .e, . 'X It , 5 4, ,JA '-P ,Z dh . Q wg f f' 3' 1-. fr Q 5 ,B , f-,wk RX '13 7 Kama, ,+L , ,W K , Q--,cp Q25 4 e ,I..J adliW NN P0118 FIRST ROW: Marvin Ledbetter, Dlck Disselhorst, Mark Hirner, Hunter, Jim Wesley, Don Hoerr, Wendell Hoehne,Bruce Bringer, Ronnie Hoenes, Darrell Hoehne, Bill Stauffer, Charlie Dmcan, John Hoehne, FOURTH ROW: Gary Coleman, George Donel, John Barton, Coach Macias, Richard Dodd. SECOND ROW: Gary Raymond Heohne, Bob Zoller, Del Fessenden, Eugene Stewart, Kerrlck, Kenneth Johnson, Delbert Coleman, Mike Well, Charlie John Teel, Bob Ravenscraft. FIFTH ROW: Student Managers, Paul Bross, Leroy Eaton, Jim Cissna, Bill Menge, Olan Howard. Beckgerd and Paul Hoehne, THIRD ROW: Don Hevel, Jim Hackler, Henry Maize, Bill J Mr, Felix Macias graduated from Alton High School in Alton, up 1 Illinois, in 1954. He lettered three years in football and was All- , ,., .. at I -.:: District Center his Senior year. A .,-: In the fall of 1958 he began his first year of teaching at Palmyra 'K Mg Q I 5 if, i f Y High after graduating from Culver-Stockton College, where he had 11 15, , ,J s majored in Health-Physical Education for the preceding four years. F While attending Culver-Stockton, he lettered four years in foot- ball and was named co-captain his senior year. This year Coach Macias coached his Panthers to awinning y ayr, fg 6-4 season. Along with producing a football squad during the fall, N, 7, L he teaches General Science and physical education, He coaches , - A ,::- Boys' Jr, High basketball, and is the Senior Class Sponsor, T ' - Mr. Macias looks forward to coaching at P. H. S, for the next we 8' s , ie. ,. .,,. . , ,,. . three or four years with the hope of building a stronger team. ,giif-13,1911 , I Mike Well, Quarterback . . .... Sr. Ronnie Hoenes, Guard ..... Sr. Mark Hirner, Tackle . . . . 3-year letterman 2- year letterman 3-year letterman Co-captain Co-captain Most Valuable Lineman Most Valuable Back Honorable Mention All-District On August 15, the Palmyra Panthers started practicing for the 1958 football season under the direction of their coach, Felix Macias. With eleven lettermen returning, the Panthers readied them- selves for a ten-game schedule. Though the Panthers lost seven ' lettermen last year, Coach was very pleased with the boys' season record of six wins and four losses. September 12, the Panthers traveled to Macon for their first game of the new season. Although the Panthers were defeated 19-6, statisticallyg' they dominated play, making, however, costly mistakes. September 19, the Panthers traveled to Mendon, Illinois, and defeated the Mendon team 7-0. Jim Cissna scored the lone touch- his Delbert Coleman, Halfback . . . Jr. Gary Kerrick, End . .... . . Soph. RiChHI'd Disselhorst, End - - - 2-Year 16t'fe1'maI1 1-year letterman 3-year letterman Honorable Mention All-District Honorable Mention A11-Dist1-iot Marvin Ledbeffer End -.---- Sr- John Barton, End ......... Sr. Leroy Eston, Fullback 3 Year lettefmall 2-year letterman 3-year letterman down, and Delbert Coleman kicked the extra point in a game that was dominated by defensive play. 4 September 26, the Panthers played their first home game against the Shelbina' Indians before a large crowd. The game was hard fought throughout, with the Panthers coming out on top 14- 7. Touchdowns were scored by Delbert Coleman and Leroy Eston. The game was marked by high-spirited fans and hot-tempered ball players. October 3, the Panthers played their 4th game against a very highly-touted Centralia ball club. The final score was 12- 0 with Centralia on top. The Palmyra team played a strong de- fensive game, but lost three scoring opportunities in a game which Darrell Hoehne Center ..... Sr. Jim Cissna, Halfback ...... Sr. Charlie Bross, Quarterback 2 year letterman 2-year letterman 1-year letterman Kenneth Johnson, Halfback .... . Sr. Ray Hoehne, Tackle ...... Sr. Jim Wesley, Center , . 1-year letterman 1-year letterman 1-year letterman could have gone either way. On October 10, playing before a large homecoming crowd, the Panthers defeated the McCooey Shamrocks 45-19. The Panthers dominated play throughout the game, with all members of the team playing. On October 17, the Panthers played their fourth home game defeating a strong team from Missouri Military Academy 12- 0. The Panthers showed fine defensive play throughout the game. October 31, the Louisiana Bulldogs played a Halloween prank on Palmyra, by defeating the Panthers 33-6. The Panthers, cold from the start, were never really in the ball game as Louisiana completely overpowered them. 1 Don Hoerr, End . . . . . . . . Sr. Bill Menge, Halfback ..... Jr. Rich Ledbetter, I-Ialfback 1-year letterman 2-year letterman 1-year leftel-man Charles DUDCHH, Tackle ..... Jr. Bill Stauffer, Guard ..... Soph. Olan Howard, Tackle . . . . . . 1-year letterman 1-year letterman 1-year letterman On November 4, the Panthers won their last home game of the season, by defeating Hamilton, Illinois, 19-6. The play was marked by fine offensive and defensive work. The Palmyra Panthers closed out the 1958 season by defeating the LaPlata Bulldogs 19-6. The score was close throughout the game. In the final 5 minutes of play, Charlie Bross scored from the two-yard line, Mike Well scored on a 50-yard quarterback sneak, and Leroy Eston scored from the ten-yard line. Sixteen seniors played their last game for Palmyra on this night. Coach Macias praised the fine running of Coleman, Eston, Well, and Menge, and the fine line-playing of Barton, Ledbetter, Hirner, Hoenes, Hoehne, Disselhorst, Kerrick, Stauffer, Duncan, and Howard for the 1958 season. S0ph it ff' gg 9 S . Ie.- ii ir S . zisixfafgfgfx 4, if --'i iegiiiiqzgia -gigsli ii 'f Q f l f g igglliiifi it - Y' Gv-ryC01eman, H3-lfb9.Ck . . . . . . Sr. Richard Dodd, Guard . . . . . . . Sr. STUDENT MANAGERS Paul Hoehne Paul Beckgerd l 'WK 1 M Girls? Basketball Squad FIRST ROW Susan Sears April Phillips, Marilyn Million, Gross, Mary Jane Barton, Sherol Hinds, Karen Huckabee, Maurie Saffarrans Jane Saffarrans, Jane Krekemeyer. Carol Comstock, Cathy Phillips, Joyce McGloth1in. Darlene SECOND ROW Coach Ledbetter Janice Phillips, Tonya Gash was absent when the picture was taken. Coach Floyd Ledbetter has coached the Palmyra Pantherettes for the past four years and the Panthers, for the past three years. His first year at Palmyra brought the consolation trophies at the Paris and Palmyra Tournaments to the girls' team. His second year at P. H. S. brought the fourth place and second place trophies to the girls from the Monroe and Palmyra Tourneys respectively and first place rating in the conference. The boys took third at Palmyra and Monroe City Tourneys and second in the regionals. Last year the girls' squad took top honors at Monroe, Palmyra, and Community RVI Tournaments, and first place honors in the conference. This season was a white sweater year for the girls, finishing the season with 24 wins and no losses. The boys took first place at Palmyra, Community RVI Tourneys and second place at the Monroe City Tournament ending the season first in the conference. The Pantherettes took second place in the Palmyra Tournament during this '58-'59 season, and the Panthers took first place in the Monroe City Tournament and second in the Palmyra Tournament. The girls ended the season in first position in the Conference, and the boys ended their season in second position in the Conference. Coach Ledbetter has developed continually outstanding teams in the past four years and has taught classes in Drivers Training, Physical Education, and General Science, along with coaching two squads of basketball at P. H. S. He has been married four years and has a son, Danny, who is two and a half years old. On November 25, the Palmyra Pantherettes played their first game at Kahoka. This game was the beginning of a good season for the girls in which the forwards averaged 40.6 points a game, and the guards held the opposition to 34.3 points. The Pantherettes won eleven games and suffered three losses in Conference play this year, losing to Canton, Ewing, and LaGrange. This placed them in first position in the Conference, entitling P, H, S, the right of keeping the Conference trophy after having retained it for three consecutive years. The Pantherettes were defeated by Monroe City in the Monroe City and Palmyra Tourna- ments, taking second in the Palmyra Tournament. The squad completed their season on the evening of February 17th, when they defeated the Monroe City girls by 20 points after three previous unsuccessful attempts. This was truly the highlight of the season for the girls and their fans. The team is losing four Senior girls this yearg April Phillips, forwardg and Jane Krekemeyer, Darlene Gash, and Maurie Saffarrans,guards. We wish these girls all the luck in the future. Xe N , I Sir ,Ihr JANE SAF FARRANS Freshman-Forward Lettered-1 yr. DARLE NE GASH Senior-Guard Lettered-3 yrs. MARILYN MILLION MAURIE SAFFARRANS 4 Q Freshman-Forward Senior-Guard Lettered-1 yr. Lettered-4 yrs. JANE KREKEMEYER APRIL PHILLIPS Senior-Guard Senior-Forward Lettered-3 yrs. Lettered-3 yrs. 53 SHEROL HINDS CAROL COMSTOCK SUSAN SEARS Juni0r-F0rWaI'd Junior-Forward Sophomore-Guard Lettered-2 yrs. Lettered-2 yrs, Lettered-2 yrs. JANICE PHILLIPS KAREN HUCKABEE MARY JANE BARTON Sophomore-Forward Sophomore-Guard Sophomore-Guard Lettered-2 yrs. Lettered-1 yr. Lettered-1 yr, TANYA GROSS , 'I I5 KATHY PHILLIPS JOYCE MCGLOTHLIN Sopkmmork--Forward', l Freshman-Forward Freshman-Guard ll 4 ' 1-A A - I J ' J X' 1 y I 135' ff' , ' A -f I 4 f K J 54 X5 I. I ., I , I I . FIRST ROW: Jim Cissna, Mike Well, Marvin Ledbetter, Richard Lugering, Warren Akerson, Leroy Eston, John Jim Church, Gray Kerrick, Del Coleman. SECOND ROW: Barton, Alan Lucke, Richard Ledbetter, Coach Ledbetter. The Palmyra Panthers completed their 1958-59 season witha 19-8 overall record for the season. The boys placed second in the conference this year, with a 50.7 point game average. The team beat Monroe City for first place in the Monroe City Tournament and lost to Elsberry, taking second in the Palmyra Tournament. On the afternoon of February 26, a pep rally was held in the gym to give the boys a send off for their game in the Bowling Green class M Regional. Three bus loads of fans traveled to the Regionals that night to watch the Panthers fall to defeat at the hands of Monroe City. There are eight Seniors leaving this year's team, three of which are on the starting five. They are Marvin Ledbetter, Dick Disselhorst, and Mike Well, and Jim Church, Jim Cissna, John Barton, Leroy Eston, and Warren Akerson, We want to wish all of the graduating Seniors much luck in their future, I wrting IIA? MIKE WELL Senior-Guard Lettered-3 yrs. films! iff, ' 'ww MARVIN LEDBETTER DICK DISSELHORST Senior-Forward Senior-Forward Lettered-3 yrs. Lettered-3 yrs. DELBERT COLEMAN GRAY KERRICK Junior-Guard Sophomore-Center Lettered-3 yrs. Lettered-2 yrs. JIM CISSNA JIM CHURCH LEROY ESTON Senior-Guard Senior-Forward Senior-Forward Lettered-3 yrs. Lettered-3 yrs. Lettered-1 yr. JOHN BARTON WARREN AKERSON RICHARD LEDBETTER Senior-Forward Senior-Guard Junior-Guard Lettered-2 yrs. Lettered-1 yr. ALAN LUCKE RICHARD LUGERING JEEP SAFFARANS Junior-Center Junior-Guard Junior-Guard Lettered-2 yrs. Lettered-1 yr. Lettered-1 yr. 3 Ki . X my f wif' its! :E n Qian .. X 21clivitie.sf earchli ht Staff FIRST ROW: Jean Pickett, Kaye Frankenbach, Charlotte Williams, Shirley Harris, Marie Menge, April Phillips, Linda Durham, Joyce Baxter, Emily Becker, Bonnie Gottman, Faye Yackley, Elsie Meyers, SECOND ROW: Sharon McG1oth1ln, Ingrid Hoderlein, Jane Krekemeyer, Maurie Saffarrans, Vada Burditt, Carol Riggs, Darlene Gash,Bonnie PHOTOGRAPHY Jim Cissna Ronnie Kolthoff ART Joyce Baxte r Kenny Johnson SPORTS Mike Well Leroy Eston Marvin Ledbetter Maurie Saffarrans Marie Menge Sponsors, Mrs. Maize and Coach Macias Editor, Charlotte Haerr Asst. Editor, John Barton Business Editor, Emily Becker ADVERTISING Dick Disselhorst Charlotte Williams Jim Church Charley Bross CIRCULATION Jim Yarbrough Donnie Hoerr Ingrid Hoderlein Gary Coleman Sharon McGlothlin Judy Krekemeyer Warren Akerson Christie Budde Nelson, Marilyn Stratton, Karen Disselhorst, Charlotte Haerr. THIRD ROW: Jim Cissna, Jim 'Wharton, Kenny Johnson, Jim Yarbrough, Raymond Hoehne, Leroy Eston Gary Allen, Mark Hirner, Jim Wesley, Marvin Ledbetter John Barton, Jim Church, Warren Akerson, Donald Hoerr Mike Well, Charlie Bross, Wendell Kreider,Ronnie Kolthoff ORGANIZATIONS Faye Yackley Karen Disselhorst LITERARY Linda Durham Bonnie Gottman HUMOR April Phillips Jane Krekemeycr Kaye Eger Jim Wesley Ronnie Miller Librar Club -3 L ii: . ii .Q - G, iq . www X, A K - Q. f FIRST ROW: Phyllis Meyers,Janice Phi1Iips,Apri1 Phillips, Judy Eger, Pat Foster, Sharon Underwood, Judy Minch. Dorothy Stuhlman, Sharon McGloth1in, Jean Pickett, Mrs. THIRD ROW: Carol Riggs, A1 Durand, Wayne Huckabee, Schuckenbrock. SECOND ROW: Judy Franklin, Sharon Willy Blankenship, Mike Bross, Orland Ashburn, Ingrid Lumpe, Putsie Baxter, Phyllis Dornberger, Lois Kruse, Hoderlein. The Library Club of Palmyra High School, for the year of 1958-1959, is composed of student librarians and substitute librarians. The Club meets once a month and has two aims--to be of service to the student body and teachers, and to encourage its members to appreciate the finer things of life. The officers are as follows: President ..... . . Dorothy Stuhlman Vice-President .... . Sharon McG1othlin Secretary-Treasurer . ..... April Phillips Reporter ....... ..... J anice Phillips Sponsor . . , Mrs, EdithSchuckenbrock Letterman is Club FIRST ROW: Coach Macias, Charley Bross, Mike Well, Hoehne. THIRD ROW: Jim Wesley, Richard Ledbetter, Mark Hirner, Donald Hoerr,Coach Ledbetter. SECONDROW: Darrell Hoehne, Alan Lucke, Charlie Duncan, Olan Howard, Delbert Coleman, Jim Cissna, Jim Church, Leroy Eston, Gray Kerrick, Richard Disselhorst, John Barton. Kenny Johnson, Bill Stauffer, Marvin Ledbetter, Raymond The Letterman's Club is composed of boys who have lettered in football or basketball. This year's officers are: President .... . . Mark Hirner Vice-President . . . .... . . . Ronald Hoenes Secretary ..................... Donald Hoerr The main purpose of the Club is to show leadership, friendship, and co-operation among all members and students. The organization tries to keep the privilege of receiving a letter in one of the sports an honor and to show each new member what the letter stands for. This year fifteen members will be leaving the club by way of graduation. We hope more will join the club next year. Pep Squad Durham, Emily Becker, President. FIRST ROW: Shirley Thomas Susan Carlson Alice Summers Earlene Sutton Judy Franklin Janice Phillips Laura Shade, Johnann Russell, Freda Poppe, Marilyn Meyer. SECOND ROW Beverly Cook, Jackie Holt, Sharon Lumpe, Sherol Hinds Tonya Gross, Alice Suttei-field, Mary Barton, April Phillips Vice-President: Karen Disselhorst, Secretary-Treasurer. Fave Yacklev. Karen Huckabee. Sharon Johnson. THIRD CHEERLEADERS: Judy Eger, Dorothy Stuhlman, Linda Cl 81,0611 ROW: Carol Comstock, Reba Wagner, Susan Sears, Sarabeth Stevens, Maurie Saffarrans, Kathy Phillips, Marilyn Million, Joyce McGlothlin, Jane Saffarrans, Putsie Baxter, Mrs. Summers, FOURTH ROW: Marie Menger,Karen McFarland, Judy Minch, Opal Howard, Janice Kroncke, Katherine Johnson, Lavada Steinburg, Ruth Blankenship, Margaret Tuley, Judy Meyers, Mae Cline, Helen McFarland, Mary Wigger, Katherine Pryor, Delores Calligan, and Helen Durham. per Stag J , 5 5 in ws gan f l Mrs. Steffen, Charlotte Williams, Karen Disselhorst, Editorg Faye Yackley, Assistant Editor: Joyce Baxter, Elsie Meyers. SECOND ROW: Marie Menge, Marilyn Stratton, Kaye 1 4... wr Frankenbach, Judy Krekemeyer, Jane Krekemeyer, Maurie Saffarrans, Linda Durham, Emily Becker, Bonnie Nelson, Carol Riggs, Jean Pickett. FHA. FIRST ROW: Emily Becker, Kaye Frankenbach Faye Yackley, Karen Disselhorst, Bonnie Gottman, Maurie Saffarrans, Alice K. Sutterfield. SECOND ROW: Beverly Shear, Susie Carpenter, Katherine Peiter, Marilyn Meyers, Judy Eger, Putsie Baxter, Lois Kruse, Johnann Russell, Joy Coleman, Eleanor Yackley, Elizabeth Burkhardt, Sharon McGlothlin, Freda Poppe. THIRD ROW: Marie Menge, Shirley Conner, Linda Kolthoff, Judy Franklin, Sharon Lumpe, Jackie Holt, Earlene Sutton, Carol Riggs, Joyce Baxter, Sue Carlson, Carol Comstock, Reba Wagner. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Kespohl, Laurie Shade,Opal Howard, Delores Callighan, Shirley Meyers, Vada Burditt, Shirley Harris, Charlotte Williams, Elsie Meyers, Brenda Bier, Elizabeth Gottman, Charlotte Dent. FIFTH ROW: Sarabeth Stevens, Sharon Johnson, Jenny Nelson, Charlotte Haerr, Margaret Tuley, Mae Cline, Barbara Ahland, Helen McFarland, Judy Meyers, Beverly Cook, Ann Cline, Karen McFarland, Katherine Pryor, Judy Minch. SIXTH ROW: Helen Durham, Tonya Gross, Linda Durham, Darlene Gash, Lila Tate, Mary Wigger, Jane Krekemeyer, Pat Foster, Sherol Hinds, Dorothy Stulhman, Phyllis Dornberger, Eleanor Yackley, Catherine Johnson. SEVENTH ROW: Joyce McGlothlin, Marilyn Bailey, Joyce Larenson, DeAnn Howald, Levadia Steenberg, Ruth Ann Blankenship, Bonnie Nelson, Shirley Thomas, Janice Kroencke, Mary Jane Barton, Caroline Leeser, Arlene Stewart. The organization of Future Homemakers of America consists of 86 girls. The officers and club mothers are as follows: Sponsor . . . . Mrs. Margaret Maize President . . . Karen Disselhorst Vice-President . . Faye Yackley Secretary . , . Laurinda Bringer Treasurer . . . Emily Becker Reporter . . Kaye Frankenbach Historian . . . . . . Jo Gottman Parliamentarian . . . Maurie Saffarrans Song Leader . . ..,.......... Alice Sutterfield Club Mothers ....... Mrs. Harold Kruse, Mrs. Tom Burditt Mrs. Rudie Haerr, and Mrs. Herb Disselhorst At the beginning of the year, we held the services for installation of officers and initiation of new members, There are 18 new members, Preceding the Ceremony a Covered dish supper was held. This year the club participated in these activities: exhibited at the Fall Festival, served the Baptist dinner, had the refreshment stand at the football game, entered a float in the Homecoming parade, held a Valentine's Twirp Dance and a swimming party. The annual F, H. A, and F. F. A, Parents' Banquet was held in the spring. We have had an enjoyable time in F, H, A, this year and hope the underclassmen have an exciting time next year. FFA, I FIRST ROW: Mr, Swofford, Charley Bross, Alton Vannice, Jim Yarbrough, Donald Hoerr, Darrell Hoehne, Wayne Hoerr, Kenny Lovelace. SECOND ROW: Paul Hoehne, Charley Johnston, Raymond Taylor, Jim Wharton, Donald Martin, Jim Lake, Robert Kruse, Paul Beekgerd, Richard Dodd. THIRD ROW: Gary Coleman, Howard Disselhorst, George O'Brien, William Gard, Bill Hunter, Bill Stauffer, Wendell Hoehne, Jim Hackler, J. B. Barnett. FOURTH ROW: Harold Griesbaum, Larry Lomax, Lester Dent, Jim Lovelace, Roy Tate, Jerry Carpenter, Wayne Barnett, Gary Maize, Glenn Griesbaum, Richard Brumbaugh. FIFTH ROW: John Hoehne, Richard Dodd, Ronnie Kolthoff, Charles Duncan, Paul Lehenbauer, Henry Perry, Larry Edmunds, Jerry Kolthoff, John Sutton, The Palmyra Chapter of the I , F, A, has 54 members this year, The following officers were elected: President . . . . Alton Vannice Vice-President . . . . . DOnaldHOcFI' Secretary . . . . James Yarbrough Treasurer , , Charlie Bross Reporter , . Darrell Hoehne Sentinel ,,,,,,,.,,,,,, .,,,,,, i Ionald Hoenes Sponsor ..................... Mr. SWOffOI'd In September, the NE Missouri District F, F, A, Officers Training School was held in Palmyra, The meeting was conducted by the State F. F. A. Officers, The Greenhand Initiation was held in October, Twelve new members joined the Chapter, Late in October, many of the F, F, A, members went to the American Royal in Kansas City. This was the annual Educational Trip taken by the F, F. A, In November the annual Barnwarming was held in the high school auditorium which was dec- orated with straw, corn fodder, and brightly colored leaves. Refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served. The Queen. Faye Yaokley, was crowned by Alton Vannice and presented with a white F, If, A, Sweetheart jacket from the chapter. The freshman attendant, Margaret Tuley, was es- corted by Larry Edmunds. The sophomore attendant, Shirley Thomas, was unable to attend because of illness. Sharon Kespohl, the junior attendant, was escorted by Charles Johnstong and Karen Disselhorst. the senior attendant, by Darrell Hoehne, Queen Faye was escorted by Jim Yarbrough. The queen and attendants were presented with eorsages. Music was furnished by Bob Taylor and his band, Other activities for the year are the Father-Son, Mother-Daughter Banquet held in co-operation with the F, H. A. In the spring, judging contests are held. Our delegates to the State Convention are Darrell Hoehne and Charlie Bross. This has been a very enjoyable year, and we hope next year's F, F, A, will have as much fun as we have had this year. Junior Drama tics Ingrid Hoderlein, Larry Edmunds, Arlen Schade, Katherine Charlie Johnston was absent when the picture was taken, Pryor, Carol Comstock. Delores Cal1ighan,Sharon Kespohl. On November 20, the Junior Dramatics class presented their play, The lncompleted Pass, a three-act comedy written by Patricia Clapp. The action centered around a group of high school students and a foreign war orphan. The cast was as follows: Maggie Buchanan, who is attractive and gullible ................ Delores Callighan Nancy Halliwell, who is popular ....... . Sharon Kespohl Dick Knox, thc hope of the football team . . . Larry Edmunds Russell Dunning, a wolf in sheep's clothing . . . Arlen Schade Jud Morse, Student Council President . . . Charlie Johnston Kathie Morse, his younger sister ..... . Katherine Pryor Gabrielle Duchesne, a French war orphan . . Carol Comstock Dorothy Miller, the principal's secretary . . Ingrid Hoderlein Senior Drama tics FIRST ROW: Jim Cissna, Mike Well. SECOND ROW: Jean Ronnie Meyers, Jim Church, Marvin Ledbetter, Dick Pickett, Marie Menge, April Phillips, Mrs. Cramer, Linda Disselhorst, Jim Wesley, Darrell Hoehne, Henry Perry. Durham, Ingrid Hoderlein, Elsie Meyers. THIRD ROW: The Senior Play, entitled Hoppsville Holiday, was presented in April by the Senior Dramatics Class. The play, a three-act comedy written by Nathan and Ruth Hale, was about two teenage girls' experiences while visiting their prim, old-fashioned aunt. Their efforts to date the town's football heroes provides the comedy. The cast was: Liz Harlmess, a high-spirited 17-year old ..................... Linda Durham Connie Temple, an attractive, but subdued friend of Liz's .... . . Marie Menge Aunt Elizabeth, Liz's old-fashioned aunt ............. . . April Phillips Speck Spencer, a 13-year old twin, he looks stupid, but isn't . . . . Charlie Bross Freck Spencer, his twin sister, the adenoid type ..... . . . Jean Pickett Lester Parker, Aunt Elizabeth's sheltered son . . . . . . Henry Perry Albert Ekers, he turns out to be quite a man ..... . . Marvin Ledbetter Thumper Archibald, God's gift to women . . . . Dick Disselhorst Rachel Nooscomb, a middle-aged busybody . . Elsie Meyers Edward P. Carpenter, the town character . . . Jim Cissna Doggie Peters, a small, talkative boy . . . . . Jim Church Butch Patterson, loud and bossy ........... .... M ike Well Spud Lindsey, another football hero .,.......... . . .... . . Darrell Hoehne Mrs. Temple, Connie's mother, aggressive and important . . ........... Ingrid Hoderlein Officers ......................... . Jim Wesley and Ronnie Meyers Band FIRST ROW: Phillip Porter, Jane Saffarrans, David Ward, Marie Menge, Gayle Calvert, Becky Taylor, Linda Sprague, Greg Moore, Marty Bates, Becky Stevens, Helen Durham, Marilyn Million, Alice Sutterfield, Sharon Johnson. SECOND ROW: Archella Houston, Terry Yager,Carol Libbee, Marilyn Hamn, Genelle Donelson, Susie Carpenter, Arlen Schade, Sharon Kesphol, Alice Summers, Don Hevel, Mike Bross, Joyce McGlothlin, William Blankenship, Wayne Huckahee Roma Dell Bounds, Al Durand. THIRD ROW: Orland Ashburn David Lucke, Cathy Dolan, Phillip Baskett, Neil Eger Greg McPike, Ricky Yager. Jim Cissna, Alan Lucke STANDING: Bill Schaeffer, Sarabeth Stevens,Cathy Phillips Beverly Shear, Cathy Pickett, Del Fessenden, Mr. Hoffson This year the Palmyra High School Marching and Concert Bands came forth with a much needed new look. The Palmyra Band-Parents Association, through much ingenuity and hard work, raised funds to acquire new hats and plumes and new majorette uniforms for the band members. The acquisition of this new equipment added much to the appearance of the band as a unit. Plans are being made to acquire new belts and gloves for the band in the near future. Our Instrumental Program is growing more each year. With the interest and enthusiasm shown by both the students and parents, there is no reason why Palmyra cannot have one of the best bands in the state. Twirlers f X 3:6545 f Qwifi. r . 2 21,27 JS .,, no ,gr r . - 5191 Q2-.32 , , iffy' hmm s P f .. . ' 1 1, r 9 I . , X, -sg ' l ' Gm v Q, . . A- .. ly A , ,i ' . , yjclsw , , -W I F , 5, . 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THIRD ROW:Sara Hamlin, Judy Minch, Beverly Cook, Key Club Illllflllisrei C alll I ning, 1,7 FIRST ROW: Mark Hirner, Dick Disselhorst, Marvin Bross, Jim Cissna. THIRD ROW: Donald Hoerr, Gray Ledbetter, John Barton, Mike Well, Mr. Evans. SECOND Kerrick, Alan Lucke, Charlie Duncan, Darrell Hoehne, ROW: Marion Sanders, Bob Zoller, John Hoehne, Charley Charley Johnston, We elected the following officers for the year '58-'59: President ................. . . Marvin Ledbetter Vice-President . . . . Ronnie Hoenes Secretary .... .... J ohn Barton Treasurer ........ . . Dick Disselhorst Sergeant-at-Arms .................. Mark Hirner Lt. Governor of District ................ Mike Weil Our first project of the year was the basketball throw stand at the Fall Festival. After the start of school, we picked the new members and treated them to the traditional banquet behind the Legion Hall. Then, with the help of these eager hands, we spent a Saturday working on the foot- ball field, Our float for the Homecoming Parade was a good one, even though the judges didn't think so. A Saturday in November was spent washing cars. This turned out to be a profitable project: and, with the money, we bought a school flag. On Christmas night we had the annual Christmas Dance. Emily Becker was crowned Key Club Sweetheart with Susan Sears and Sherol Hinds as her attendants. The money made on the dance was used to award a S50 scholarship to a graduating senior. The District Convention was held in Joplin, LaP1ata received the football Sportsmanship Trophy. -vy- wg, , ,, Www ' 2 1 vm Wm. W www. ummm:-Manx wumznwk .nam an A-1 '91 QUEEN Cottmari ' ATTE NDANTS Linda Durhsarn-Anril bhilluins 3 v 5 w l N W 5 N W N 4 AM 11 S if' 81, x v 4 x 4 an y 1 N fx, r j ..,L ,K wen,- K Qgixflfsiz . - V. H-22 8 'ff ' s 5 its my gig, -121, . '41 Q. affix , , 1 , , Qimzl-mf'-,V Y ,. 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Vw rmwaswfsf ,Q W Qwq aj: f., 4'-swf i Teh Haag ' -A: , 4' ffl 5- J if' 'X f-1 , R55 xy f R N, Q , 22 ii 1 E 1 lx Y! is 7 ff f ,Q 12, f ,.. .-...Q t hu The Perfect Girl Would have the art ability of Joyce Baxter. Would be as cheerful as Emily Becker. Would have the eyes of Christie Budde. Would be as quiet as Vada Burditt. Would have the home-making ability of Karen Disselhorst Would be as poised as Linda Durham. Would have the dimples of Kaye Frankenbach. Would have the bowling ability of Darlene Gash. Would be as sweet as Bonnie Gottman. Would be as photogenic as Linda Gottman. Would have the personality of Charlotte Haerr. Would be as industrious as Shirley Harris. Would have the accent of Ingrid Hoderlein. Would be as much fun as Jane Krekemeyer. Would be as restless as Judy Krekemeyer. Would be as helpful as Sharon McGloth1in. Would have the teeth of Marie Menge. Would have the eyelashes of Elsie Meyers. Would be as ambitious as Bonnie Nelson. Would be as talkative as Jean Pickett. Would have the basketball ability of April Phillips. Would have the laugh of Carol Riggs. Would have the hair of Maurie Saffarrans. Would play the piano as well as Marilyn Stratton. Would be engaged like Charlotte Williams. Would be as dependable as Faye Yackley. The Perfect Boy Would be as dressy as Warren Akerson. Would be as excused as Gary Allen. Would be as husky as J, B. Barnett. Would have the brains of John Barton. Would have the laugh of Charlie Bross. Would be as All-American as Jim Church. Would have the personality of Jim Cissna. Would be as methodical as Merrill Cobb. Would be as mischievous as Gary Coleman. Would be as infatuated as Richard Disselhorst. Would act as calm as Richard Dodd. Would be as deliberate as Leroy Eston. Would play football as well as Mark Hirner. Would be as sly-looking as Darrell Hoehne. Would be as friendly as Raymond Hoehne. Would be as good-looking as Ronnie Hoenes. Would enjoy sleeping as much as Donnie Hoerr. Would be as easy-goin' as Boyd Howard. Would be as quiet as Earl Johnson. Would have the drawing ability of Kenneth Johnson. Would have the friendly attitude of Ronnie Kolthoff. Would have the singing ability of Wendell Kreider. Would.be as romantic as George Kroenke. Would be as shar-in as Jim Lear. Would have curly hair like Marvin Ledbetter. Would be as casual as Henry Lugering.. Would be as unpretentious as Ronnie Meyers. Would have the driving ability of Ronnie Miller. Would be as determined as Henry Perry. Would play the clarinet as well as Phillip Porter. Would be as attracted to the girls as Roy Tate. Would like farming as much as Raymond Taylor. Would be as joy-ful as Alton Vannice. Would be as popular as Mike Well. Would be as contagious as Jim Wesley. Would be as scientific as Jim Wharton. Would be as witty as Jim Yarbrough. Class V511 Warren Akerson wills his detentions to Arlen Shade. Gary Allen wills his wild ways to John Teel. J. B, Barnett wills his talking ability to Kathy Pickett. John Barton wills his typing ability to Dot Stuhlman. Joyce Baxter wills her girlish giggle to Alice Sutterfield. Emily Becker wills her natural red hair to Susan Sears. Charlie Bross wills his girl friends to Gray Kerrick. Christie Budde wills her wedding invitations to Charlotte Dent. Vada Burditt wills her boldness to Lois Kruse. Jim Church wills Woodland to Henry Maize. Jim Cissna wills his flirting ability to Jimmy Gibbs. Merrill Cobb wills his paper business to Vincent Johnson. Gary Coleman wills his hours in the Dairy to Richard Ledbetter. Richard Disselhorst wills his Class Presidency to anyone who hates popcorn Karen Kisselhorst wills her driver's license to Howard. Richard Dodd wills his ability to lose in card-playing to Bob Ravenscraft. Linda Durham wills her Spanish book to Joy Coleman, Leroy Eston wills his tardy slips to Alan Lucke. Kaye Frankenbach wills her hope chest to Jackie Holt, Darlene Gash wills her prompt ways to Sarabeth Stevens. Bonnie Gottman wills her afternoon classes to those who skip. Linda Gottman wills her blonde hair to Joyce Larenson. Charlotte Haerr wills her physics book back to the author. Shirley Harris wills her shyness to Bo Juette. Mark Hirner wills his nights in Jeff, City to no one. Ingrid Hoderlein wills her temper to Brenda Bier. Darrell Hoehne wills his car-load of girls to Bill Stauffer. Raymond Hoehne wills his good nature to Mike Bross. Ronald Hoenes wills his nickname to a real hood. Donald Hoerr wills his trips to Quincy to anyone who can outrun him. Boyd Howard wills his weight to Bob Peak. Earl Johnson wills his height to Glenn Griesbaum, Kenneth Johnson wills his nickname Possum to no one. Ronnie Kolthoff wills his mischievous smile to Charley D. Meyers. Wendell Kreider wills his well-mannered ways to J, R, Fohey. Jane Krekemeyer wills her quiet ways to Joyce McGlothlin. Judy Krekemeyer wills her bookkeeping to anyone who understands it. Bob Kroencke wills his cane to anyone, Jim Lear wills his sly ways to George Elliot, Marvin Ledbetter wills his nights on the farm to no one. Henry Lugering wills his ping-pong ability to David Cook. Sharon McGlothlin wills anything but Jim. Marie Menge wills her understanding to no one. Elsie Meyers wills her humor to Susie Carpenter. Ronnie Meyers wills his acting ability to Larry Edmunds. Ronnie Miller wills his wise ways to Hugo Hoderlein. Bonnie Nelson wills her brown eyes to Kathy Phillips. Henry Perry wills his good grades to Bill Marquart. April Phillips wills her jokes to Putsie Baxter. Jean Pickett wills her driving ability to Everett Herren, Phillip Porter wills his Hannibal nights to Don Hevel. Fred Ralston wills his turned-up collar to Al Durand, Carol Riggs wills her laugh to Reba Wagner. Maurie Saffarrans wills hersophisticated ways to Jane Saffarrans. Marilyn Stratton wills her speedy ways to Jerry Ledbetter. l Roy Tate wills his carefreeness to Bill Schaeffer. Raymond Taylor wills his hitchhiker to Paul Lehenbauer, Alton Vannice wills his farming ability to Wendell Hoehne, Mike Well wills the Student Body Presidency to Delbert Coleman. Jim Wesley wills his car to anyone who can afford to make the repairs. Jim Wharton wills his slide rule to Mr. Buehler. Charlotte Williams wills her June wedding to no one, Faye Yackley wills her smile to Shirley Thomas. Jim Yarbrough wills his soft voice to Del Fessenden. Christmas Tea and Dance If ! x v , Uur Prom-1958 , ' X A Su. , .M , V lv' gf ! s . X , Ah' ff' Vf Q can i Homecoming is I 1, fat 51.5 v 'Qi' Tournament 9 T ournamenz fi' : I 5 Q., P 5 LATIN I GENERAL SCIENCE SPANISH I Hodie Callisto! Listen to the fat man!! Dig that crazy Spanish student! '---v-.... SOLID GEOMETRY ALGEBRA II PHYSICS Solid, man! Just plug it in and turn the Did you get him. Warren? crank! No sweat!! V v lllll AG. II HOME EC., 1ST PERIOD AG. IV Quit copying, Bob. This is Home Ec.??? Do you really know the answer Ev? SHORTHAND II Don't, you get it, Kaye? TYPING I You're supgosed to be typing! CHORUS Sing, pretty girls. -ff ...i J Ha SHORTHAND I TYPING II Sherol knows the answer, YAK, YAK, YAK. EQELYJ ri STUDY HALL TYPINGI Leroy, aren't you interested, too? Come now! It can't be that bad! HOME Ec. CITIZENSHIP What's cookin'?? My, what a happy class! 0. ENGLISH II WORLD HISTORY SPEECH Has your GO went 'n gone? Wayne, are you thinking about Do you type your own speeches? history?? s-...g AMERICAN PROBLEMS ENGLISH III CITIZENSHIP Roy, is the answer that funny? Peek-a-boo! They sure are busy today, aren't they? . L 1 W WORLD HISTORY ENGLISH IV AMERICAN HISTORY Are you sure that's right, Phyllis? Was that your tack, Henry? Where is your book, Hugo? 91 .1 ,, N' Q -1- . f ' I l ... L 5-- GENERAL MATH STUDY HALL ART Young Love '????? Think the bell will wake 'em? Are you bored, Vada?? ENGLISH I LIBRARY GEOMETRY Susie, are you camera shy? Karen sure is working hard! My, what studious students! 1500 GENERAL SHOP GENERAL WOODWORKING MECHANICAL DRAWING Lamps for sale? Popcorn, Mr. Magruder?? Sh0W him h0w, R0nnie. Boosters HUTCH'S DINNER BELL AND SERVICE STATION Congratulations To The Seniors '59 Muffley Watch Repair 111 W. LaFayette Street Palmyra, Missouri Compliments Of Bob's Super Market A Fine Line Of Meats Produce And Groceries Best Wishes Congratulations To The To The Seniors Of Class of '59 1959 KIein's Service Station 0wsIey's Pharmacy Phone 40 New C ar Gaso1ine Palmyra, Missouri -v - -.- Y- V'-VY,-.H-.Y . fm ,, .- ,Y --,,-,,.--- .-nw. Y ,.. Lovegreen Motor Company I Your Ford Dealer I Phone 99 P' lrnyra Missour Registered Aberdeen Angus Eil nmere Bre d g I Margaret, H R d J'm H K1 Gregory Floral Shop T ylor, Missour Congratulations Compliment To Th To The seniors Of '59 Class of '59 Ben Franklin Store , Thornburg s lunch Carl Heitrnan, Own F A d L Compliments Congratulations Roth and luckenbaugh Tears Hardware Farms Ph 18 TP O . RgA dThR Western light 81 Telephone Co. Cgtlt TThS Farmers 81 Traders Commission Co. 5 1 Every Monday Th H l Of Th C mmunity I C g t 1 t C mpliments T Th C1 f 59 Palmyra Sewing Center Agent Fo D y C1 T Th C1 f 59 Crown Shoe Manufacturing Company C mpliments Of ra J. Schaeffer Cgtlt T ThS Boyers Radio 81 TV Service Raymond C. Schaefer Trucking Lines Congratulations And Best Wishes T Th C1 Of 58 59 C g tlt T Th We Welcome s Of 59 Sa i g Op Y A t T I y Boots Dickerson Post No. 174 . Palmyra Savings Xt Building Association American legion 84 Auxiliary Phone 435 204 S. Main St t Palmyra, Mi Compliments Congratulations And Of Best Wishes Bob Johnson 9 Durand s Drugs The Insurance Man Phone 111 Where Pharmacy Is A Profession Best Wishes And Congr utulations To The Class Of '59 Northeast Missouri Electric Power Co-op. I0 102 Courtesy Of lucke Maytag Stores 308 South Main Palmyra 41 5 Broadway Hannibal lomax 81 Neff Your C ase Dealer i 7 1 Y Service And Repair Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 48 Sutton's Garage 84 Service Station Sales-Service 1026 S. Main Palmyra, Missouri -I-I Working?? CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To PALMYRA HIGH Class Of 1958-'59 From COUNTY OFFICIALS Listed Below PALMYRA COURT HOUSE Eugene B. Poole. Ennis Sears . . Steve Drake . . Milton Cary . . Eugene F. Ruoff . Mary Neher . . . Harry J. Mitchell B, E, Bigger , , Syl McIntyre . . . County Committee Dudley Lane . . . . Circuit Clerk And Recorder's Office . . . County Clerk's Office . County Treasurer's Office . County Co11ector's Office . . . . . . . .A . County Sheriff's Office . County Superintendent of Schoo1's Office , , , , , Prosecuting Attorney's Office , , Magistrate-Probate Judge's Office . . . . . County Assessor's Office Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation . . Farmers Home Administration Office 103 104 Compliments Of D. H. Wagner MFA Mutual and Country Side Insurance C ongr atulations To The Class of '59 Aileen's Beauty Salon Aileen Lomax Office Phone 660 Owner Residence Phone 710 phone 68 Palmyra, Missouri Compliments Vaughn 81 Burge Of Implement Company John Deere Farm Equipment OU M T L!!! 10' Un QUALIYY KARM I II IN Service And Repair Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 42 Stuhlman Motor Co. Auto Painting-Auto Repairing Wrecks Rebuilt Phone 258 Palmyra, Missouri CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS And Remember There's No Place Like First Place Cissna Chevrolet Company Phone 77 Congratulations Compliments To The Class Of '59 Of Sprague Funeral Home Buckman's Tavern Phone 295A 105 106 Westgate Food Center S Sr H Green Stamps West Quincy, Missouri Congratulations To The Seniors Of '59 Russ 84 Earl Mobitqas Friendly Service Mobil Gas West Quincy, Missouri Best Wishes Of B and W Truck Repair New And Used Parts West Quincy, Missouri Compliments Of Doc's Airpark Restaurant Richard Cook - Operator Approved By AAA Duncan Hines - Gourmets Natl. Rest. Ass'n. 3 Miles West of Quincy - Route 24 Taylor-Quincy Road I To --Y Best Wishes Registered Hampshire Hogs The 1959 Seniors Tie Tec Motel . W fp , M HEIMER Sz SONS Highway 61-24 Taylor, Missour1 Phone Palmyra 27F11 Our Compliments To The Class Of 1958-'59 Conner's Corner 24- Hour Truck Stop Taylgr Missourl 107 108 Compliments Courtesy Of Of The Mirror King Photos 609 Maine Street Quincy, Illinois Quincy's Most Complete Phone BA 2-1878 Selection Of Quincy, Illinois Famous-Name Sportswear Compliments Of Quincy Pasteurized Milk Q and Ice Cream Association Durst Bros. Sunshine Dairy Hey Bros. HyGrade Ice Cream Co. w uMlfE Ml 4 Liygpwunf Smldwicl-.V Prairie Farms Of West Illinois F Keck Bros. Dairy - Willers Dairy Modern Dairy - Mid-West Dairy I Wish Y G d L k Good L k A d T Y Cr l H 1th Riutzel Cleaners Thomas W. Vance, D. C. BA 2 274 West Quincy, Missouri Quincy, I11 Congratulations C mpliments J. W. Marsh Moorman Salesman I counnzsuusl Phone BA 3-4496 1608 S 24th St t Quincy I11 Of Quincy Soybeans Products Co. Cgtlt C t y S I Of Nelson 84 Yates 1 smu umm mee Farms WW Ostendorf Bros. Service C1 yt H1 Phone LaGrange 49F21 Taylor, Missouri Eat More Beef Complim ts Of Rudie Haerr gk Sons Taylor, Missouri Compliments Of Mississippi Grill West Quincy, Missouri May Your Lives Be As Lucky As A 4-Leaf C1over Cloverleaf Motel and Dairy Castle Mr, And Mrs. C. R. Melton Managers Box 355 Phone BA 3-3280 West Quincy, Illinois Flo-Ray Farms Registered Guernseys Congratulations To The 1 959 Seniors R, D, Pennewell C ongr atulations 'X Joe Simons Novelties - Top Value Stamps West Quincy, Missouri Brumbacks Leeser gl Stauffer Truck Service Best Wishes To The 1959 Seniors Roy Genenbacher Denny M. Bross Milk Hauler Of Grade A And Gracie B Milk 'Plmgfg Also Custom Lime, West End Of West Quincy Phosphate, And Gravel Phone LaGrange 19F2 Hauling Don W. Slgler Studio W 4 I For N 1 5 1 ' ' 7 for , Q' fv . i 3 4 A 13,9 Portraits With Personalit ' f y yi X Phone 1752 l X s 4, F ss 705 Broadway 'DIS I NTEGRATE!! Hannibal, Missouri 113 Pepsi-Cola Quincy Bottling I Co. EPSl'Q 014 Be You g And Fair And Debonai Be Soc able Ha e A Peps Telephone BA1dwin 2 0616 924 Maine Street Quincy, Illinois Jimmy Links 4215 McMaster's Ave. Open 7 Days And Nights Ha nibal, Missouri West Quincy Sinclair S Gr H Green Stamps West Quincy, Missouri Best Wishes Dr. F. G. Carlstead Dr. Forrest G. Carlstead, Jr. P. H. Bait Co. When Better Baits Are Made, We Will Make Them Palmyra, Missouri Congratulations To The Seniors N. P. lacey General Construction Cabinet Work-Mill Work 718 North Main Phone 183 Palmyra, Missouri 115 l1G Compliments Cf Congratulations And ' Community Dairy Best Wishes Horne Of Your Favorite Ice Cream Fountain Service To The Class of ,59 Malts Rn Shakes Grade A Milk Mr. And Mrs. Lee Ravenscraft Owners Kleinschmidts' Store Hannibal Phone 2106 Palmyra Phone 222 Congratulations To The Class Cf '59 Mississippi Valley Chemical Co. 41 1 Gas For Less You Can Always Buy And Save At 5113 IMPERIAL SERVICE STATICDN Hi-Way 61 Palmyra, Missouri 117 IIB Compliments Congratulations To The Class of '59 Of Your Business Is Russell and Sara Bler Appreciated Mary Sue And Beverly 8 Congratulations Seniors Compliments Of Bud's Paint 81 Body Shop Greystone Inn Glass Installed And Wrecks Rebuilt Bill And Eve Phone 231 Palmyra, MiSSOUP1 l I I P Cpl t Of Meyers Cafe OUR JOLLY SPONSORS C mpliments T Th Snow'sSawmllI 1959 S 0 C mpliments Kaden Implement Specialty Company Of I Phone 35 P'1myru, M1 R J. SNOW Sz SON 120 Best Wishes To The Class Of '59 1 4 1 Brown's Furniture Store Congratulations Compliments To To The Class Of 1959 The Class Of '59 Mom Hoenes Breakfast, Dinners Suppers Eat Out Where Fine Foods Are Served Congratulations To The Class Of '59 Marion County Farm Bureau Feed-Seed- Fertilizer Petroleum Products- Chemicals Phone 46 Compliments Of Arden Taylor Your State Farm Insurance Agent Palmyra, Missouri Phone 330 Congratulations Compliments To The Class Of 1959 Of From Osbournes Dairy Wolfe Implement Co. 12 A I 122 WESTERN Edwards Book Store STORE Fountain Service Ice Cream Sodas-Malted Milk Tires And Batteries Congratulations Auto Accessories And Home Appliances Best Wishes Phone 33 Palmyra, Missouri To The Class Of 1959 Diamonds Gifts Watches Gibb's Jewelry Best Wishes To The Class Of '59 Palmyra, Missouri Congratulations To The Class of 1959 Davis Machine Shop Ray's Super Market 124 PALMYRA STATE BANK Capital Account S490,000 Deposits 554,700,000 Congratulations To The Class of 1959 Best Wishes Congratulations To The To The Class of 1959 Seniors of '59 ' lloyd Erwm Dirt Contractor Dr. lucast Phone 476 Palmyra, Missouri Congratulations To The Seniors 9 Speak s Mens Wear WM. SPEAK Hoffson's Herd 125 C g t 1 t T Th Clas f 59 Robey-Robinson Lumber Co. Congratulations C mplimsnts T0 The Of Class of '59 Model Garage PoIIitt's Motel and Semce Statmn Farmer's Elevator and x Exchange Co. L x STAN DARD THU! Fagan's I. G. A. Foodliner And Farm Store Compliments Of Myrl Sternke Xlof W Th' I A SLUMBER Pa ty?? Congratulations Congratulations T Th Class of '59 S niors lewis Brothers Peters D-X Semce Funeral Home South Main and R Palmyra, Missouri 1' Farms ---- Cxty Property Compliments of Ins ur ance and Loans Palmyra Real Estate Co. lulius Well, M. D. me 73 Ira Leach - Phone 92 S. F. White - Phone 91 Compliments Of Gambles Store Palmyra Sz Marceline 129 C mpliments lomax Brick and Stone Construction Yates 84 Hagan Clothing C mpliments And Best Wishes Nemo Cleaners C mpliments Cgtlt Of T The S iors of 1959 Harold lieurance Mattie and Margaret Y ur Standard Dealer Palmyra Implement Co. C g t 1 r Highway 61 - South S Massey-Ferguson a d Johnston-Gottman N w Holland Equ'pment Palmyra, Missouri Gravel Company D' ta,ndGrave1C t t g 132 Best Wishes To The Class of '59 3 a I, Sclwaffefs Shoe Store + Z' f-x ,-5 .-. 4T 2' 9 ,...- ,... No, I'm not uncomfortable, Dad -- I have to sit this way or else the door falls offl' QQ Rex Barber Shop Flat Tops - Crew Cuts All Types Of Huircuts 109 South M aiu Congratulations To The Class of '59 From Your Zenith-Emerson TV and Norge Appliance Dealer Best Wishes To The Class of 1959 SKYLINE Rufe-Dick 'Top Quality Food J D -Mary Beulah Dave Is Our Phone 396 Palmyra, BIISSOUII Trademark Congratulations Seniors l Missouri Rural Electric Co-op. Palmyra, Missouri 133 Best Wishes C pl t To The Senior Of Bernard's Frozen Food locker Service Mim 81 Rell Holstme R t 1 M t Ph 515 P lmyra, M C g t 1 t C mpliments T Th of C1 f 59 Booth Oil Company Art Akerson i Bross Blacksmith Shop I Congratulat Seniors C g t 1 t Best Wishes T Th C1 f 59 T The Se Of 1959 McPike Truck Service Ez 19 Paul Graybill Shell Sewice Mr. Sz Mrs. B, J. McPike Palmyra, Missouri 136 Congratulations To The 19 59 Seniors CottreII's Hurry Inn lunch E at With Us DevIin's Window Service Window Washing Glazing-Screening Window Glass Cut To Fit Phone 225A Palmyra, Missouri Compliments Of Meyer Sheet Metal Mr. ze Mrs. R. L. Meyer SorreIl's Superette Groceries-Meats Ice Cream-Milk Open 7 Days SL Nights Phone 619 Palmyra, INIISSOUII PALMYRA F. F. A. CHAPTER 138 Compliments To The Compliments Class of 1959 Of Your Highway Engineer New Palmyra Sales H. Dean Cissna Betty and Harry Hinds Congratulations To The Senior Class From The F. H. A. Toward New Horizons Best Wishes To The Class of '59 Key Club Phil doc-sn't get it! Congratulations To The Seniors Hinds Animal Clinic Dr. E, II, Hinds Dr. I. M. Svhwulm 139 C g t lt C mplimcnt T Th S Of 59 Of Baer and Stewad Mews Feed Mm CONTRACTORS C g t 1 t T Th S Of 59 Rainbo Bread Company 'I-I EEL1JA9n ix, HEELV' V fl, C pl tOf Stow's Phillips 66 UI' Jw W' .gf Q .I 1' w w 1 N -'.f ,..v- ,W 55 ! 1 if fm 2, .5 ' X , ff. ' -' if K ,J A 5 , V N - G75 Qs We ,ag F wi .ff T ,Qi I . 'Vg I VT' gf! If 1 xi C! 'ly 117 1' f ' , In ,lf 1' ' rl y f ,fy , I I. '1 ,. In Kfgkj if f Ill 144 ,ffl 'X It , ,IQJ f r 1 'If I F ,X y 1 P A This Has Been The Year Of.. Hula hoops... Leotards... The Cuban Revolution Desert boots... Proxy-locks Jet passenger planes. Dick Clark... Stereophonic... Alaskan statehood... Normal waistlines... Zorro... The cha-cha... Russia's Mechta... The 1959 Searchlight.. We hope this Searchlight brings you many happy memories of the year '58t- '59. ALS ORTH The Editors.