Palmyra High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Palmyra, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

1 .132 Vyik . 'M ' gl ,X f' A gk V. is M1313 , I 5' ,K V ,,-y,ff M41 gcw od su K A t X sim S 1 1 n 1 1 . 4 l W A z :sg ..f MV, 9QN 1g ., 'Fx f'3 if '4 ,Qu Memoriam To Wayne Hoerr, Class of 1962, who passed away on August 2, 1959. ibecbcafion We would like to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Margaret Maize for all of her services and helpfulness during our four years of high school. Mrs. Maize takes care of the lunch stand during the tournament, prepares the food for the Proms, and also for other banquets during the year. As Seniors, she has helped us with our Searchlight, ordered our pictures, caps and gowns, invitations, and in short has prepared us for the day we will always remember -- graduation. These are just a few of the things she has done for us, and we wish to express our gratitude by dedicating this 1960 Searchlight to her. The Palmyra High SchoolStudentCouncilconsists of two representatives from each class, This year's officers are: President .... . Ken McGlothlin Vice President .... Gray Kerrick Secretary ..... Sarabeth Stevens Treasurer . . . Jane Saffarrans Reporter .......... Judy Eger The Student Council meets once each month with their adviser Mr. Smith. Its burpose is to express the student's views and govern the Student Body, This year the Student Council has adopted a new method of electing the Student Body President and Council members. This plan will be followed in c,spring for next year's Student Council. . new Student Council constitution has been P d t crax up and was presented to the Student Body. rem en Q Also the Student Council has charge of the ,ot ncl Basketball coronations. ,1 v n UU A Y' . l J U IJ v STUIJEN OUNCIL lf F S511 91 by 69'-r QL Alb fu I ,. .. FIRST ROW Judy Eger Jane Saffarrans, Gray Kerrick, John Duncan, Howard Disselhorst David Lucke Jane Ken Mculothlm Sarabeth Stevens, Mr. Smith. SECOND Akerson, Phillip Baskett. ABSENT Al Durand ROW Delores McGlothl1n Sandra Edmunds, Randy Cobb, 9 f, in 9 ..vk V . b it 1? ,W .-bl? bafinlib Qawq DONALD R. HEVEL Superintendent of Schools This year is one of the real milestones to be remembered in the history ofthe schools of this district. Instead of a high school with about one-half non-resident pupils and one-half resident pupils, we now have a high school composed of almost all resident pupils. This should draw the entire student body closer together. It is easier for school spirit and loyalty to develop under these conditions. To coin a phrase by Mr. Cummings, the former superintendent, Palmyra High is tops. However, under this new organization, with the help of our new residents, it can become still greater. Ear mm em STANDING: Howard Bier, Harold Phillips, Vice Presidentg Stephen Dearing, Presidentg D. W. Gottman, Secretaryg Luke Logan. SEATED: Floyd Edwards, Treasurerg Mr. Hevel, Superintendent. The never ending procession of years bring us another Searchlight. Insignificant perhaps in the pages of our nation's history, but vital to those of us concerned. It contains the records of our friends whom we have come to know and cherish, remembrance of activities and a reminder of all those things which make up our school life. LEON SMITH Principal ofa vw ,M 49' is... Ruth Ann Blakenship, Lois Tuter, Sherol Hinds, Delores Tanya Gross, Carol Brumbaugh, Sharon Kespohl, Putsie Callighan, Jenny Nelson, Susan Sears, Sarabeth Stevens, Baxter. SEATED: Katherine Pryor, Reba Wagner. MRS. MARJORIE DAN M, BARGER, B.S, WESTMORELAND, Science A.B..M.A. Northwest Mo. State College Science, Mathematics Park College Washington University Case Institute of Technology Crieghton University MRS. IRENE CRAMEH, B.S. English, Speech, Dramatics Kalamazoo State Teachers College Kirksville State Teachers College i ' I MRS. ANNA HOENES, HENRY MCCLINTOCK, B.S. 'j MRS. WILMA ELLIS, B.S B.S. Band, Chorus Art, Mathematics Jr. High English, Kirksville State Teachers College University Of Missouri Seventh Grade University of Missouri Mathematics Hannibal-LaGrange College University of Missouri Kirksville State Teachers College Culver-Stockton College 12 MRS. MARGARET MAIZE, B.S., M.ED. Vocational Home Economics Kirksville State Teachers College University of Missouri ROSS SWAFFORD, B.S. Vocational Agriculture University of Missouri sjdftilftky 2 , ' i if Vu V D i Y il N u ROGER HILLMAN, B.g MRS. EDITH SCHUCKENBROCK, Social Studies, Head Jr. B.S. High Boys' Basketball Social Studies, Library Coach, Assistant Foot- Flat River Junior College ball Coach, Audio-Visual S.E. Mo. State Teachers College Director Culver-Stockton College Burlington College University of Colorado University of Iowa Kirksville State Teachers Kirksville State Cfillege Teachers College EDWARD LOONEY, B.S. MRS. LALLA SUMMERS, A.B. WAYNE BLAKELEY, . Head Basketball Coach, Languages B.S. Guidance-Counselor Washington University Driver Educat n, Moberly Junior College University of Illinois lndustri A N. E. Mo. State Teachers Culver-Stockton College Ki1'kSvi11e tat College MRS, ELVA STEFFEN, B.A, Business Education Kirksville State Teachers College MRS. HAZELDENE NICHOLSON, B.S. Seventh Grade, Elementary Art H annibal-LaGrange College S,W. Baptist College Kirksville State Teachers College University of Missouri s Teac Iowa St eac r le e s C ll e low sley C. ge Vx T 4 . 13 ,g i X 4 t A .5 R- ,X ,wi-f. 555 5, 1 M K - 'Www v,- . 'W M , . jfiifaff , '45 .any ,:'.f1', K 1. ' wx. af W 3? ' ki N ' .rim QW Xi ., X 8,6 1' f -Y f A ..u 3' ff -1 -' '1 -, ,J rx? Qy,,,ggafi,A,h-f , ghfz.. 41? 2+ , gui W . f'1fI9'-s-3 f, fp 1 rf. -, L- A2152-A , W ,V , , gym' L 1' 'au tl y 'S ,S s'. iz x- , E. T' , Q an num! X W,,. wk 5 'ss V, K f,gaZs:,:-H . .Q f -X if 4- Q ' fa faf' .ff E is . wg .gi E., f im. Q Q Y? uf. ,. - ..-X , 11 -:aegis X -M., Z,- 1 ,X f 'Wig '+A -f Q I Y 5' X . 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T 'f' enior KLM Afdfory As we think of graduation drawing nearer, we hear everything from I wish I were a freshman again to Thank goodness I will soon be out but when we do stop to think that there may never be a time when we will all be together again, it is sort of sad. On September 4, 1956, 76 Freshmen entered the portals of Palmyra High in the arch of gaining a better education. On September 11, we held our first class meeting, at which time we elected our sponsors Mrs. McClain and Mr. Ledbetter, and the following officers: President, Alan Luckeg Vice-Presidentg Bobby Zollerg Secretary, Judy Franklin, Treasurer, Sharon Lumpeg Reporter, Sherol Hinds: Student Council Rep- resentatives, Reba Wagner and Richard Ledbetter. On September 25, we were initiated by the sophomores, and on October 23, they entertained us. Our class was represented in the football crowning by Sharon Lumpe and Shirley Meyers who were chosen by the football squad to attend the Queen. The F.F.A, boys chose Laurinda Bringer as freshman Barnwarming attendant, and at the annual Basketball Tournament Judy Franklin represented the class as attendant to the Queen. In September of 1957, 65 entered the doors of P.H,S. as bright and shining sophomores. We chose Miss Peters and Mr. Hoffson as our sponsors, and the following officers: President, Dorothy Stuhlmang Vice-President, Del Colemang Secretary, Margaret Baxter: Treasurer, Carol Comstockg Reporter, Judy Egerg and for our Student Council Representatives, Judy Franklin and Howard Disselhorst. The first event for us was the initiation of the freshmen, and a little later on we gave them a party. In the Homecoming Parade our float with the slogan Keep Kool They Kent Beat Us won third prize. Our attendants to the Queen were Reba Wagner and Dorothy Stuhlman. At the annual Christmas Dance Judy Eger was our Key Club attendant. Our Barnwarming attendant this year was Sharon Kespohl and our attendant to the Basketball Queen was Sherol Hinds, This year 66 entered the doors of P,H,S, as Jolly Juniors with our sponsors Mrs. Ellis and Mr. Ledbetter, and the following officers: President, Kenny McGlothlin: Vice-President, Marion Saunders: Secretary, Judy Franklin: Treasurer, Reba Wagner: Reporter, Margaret Baxter: Student Council Rep- resentatives, Marilyn Meyer and Charlie Johnston. Sergeant-at-arms Don Hevel. Delbert Coleman was chosen Student Council Vice-President. We were proud of all our hard workers as we went over our goal on magazine sales and cleared S551.39, which helped us on our prom. Our leaders were: Group I, Margaret Baxter, Group Il, Dorothy Stuhlman, and our over all chairman was Judy Franklin. Our theme for our prom was Alaskan Ice Palace which was decorated beautifully in white and gold. We danced to the music of Maurice Menge after a delicious meal. Our junior play was The Incompleted Pass which was very successful. Our attendants to the Queens were: Football, Marilyn Meyer: Basketball, Carol Comstock: Key Club, Sherol Hinds: Barnwarming, Sharon Kespohl. Sharon Kespohl was chosen by the faculty to attend Girls' State, and Charlie Johnston to attend Boys' State. Then came our last year at dear old P,H,S, Our sponsors were Mr. Macias and Mr. Looney, We elected the following officers for the year: President, Sharon Kespohl, Vice-President, George O'Brien: Secretary, Reba Wagner, Treasurer, Dorothy Stuhlman, Reporter, Charlie Johnston. Student Council Representatives were Judy Eger and Howard Disselhorst. Margaret Baxter was elected Searchlight Editor with Dorothy Stuhlman as the Assistant Editor and Sherol Hinds Business Manager. Kenny McGlothlin was elected Student Body President. Our Homecoming Float, Let's Lick'm won second prize. Dorothy Stuhlman was elected Football Queen by the Student Body with her attendants Sherol Hinds and Judy Eger. Due to the bad weather, Dorothy was 'browned at the dance that followed the game. We were very proud of Sharon Kespohl who was chosen Barnwarming Queen with her attendant Laurinda Bringer. She was crowned at the annual Barnwarming dance given by the F,F,A, boys, Judy Franklin represented the senior class at the annual Key Club Christmas Dance where she was attendant to the Queen. At the annual Basketball tournament Sherol Hinds was crowned Queen. Carol Comstock was her attendant. Margaret Baxter was elected Searchlight Queen and Don Hevel King. Their attendants were Dorothy Stuhlman, Sharon Lumpe, Kenny McGlothlin, and Richard Ledbetter. The senior play, Happy Daze was very successful and we were very proud of it. Finally came along Baccalaureate, Commencement, and our senior trip. Our trip took us to the southern states of Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and others. We, the Seniors of '60 sort of feel a soft spot in our hearts for the dear friends and teachers we will never forget, and the fond memories this book holds for us. s- LAURANC E ASHBURN Orland Friendly smile and air, Limpid eyes and light brovsm hair. Band 1,23 Library 2,35 Reel Club 3. WAYNE BARNETT Barnie The answer to JohnAnn's prayer, Tall, dark with wavy hair. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4q F,F.A. Sen- tinel 4. , V, - L1L1.L,'L fig 'ffvlf' fi f Kltcwclulvl MARGARET BAXTER PLltSi9 A familar face in the halls of Palmyra High, The memory of herfrienrlship will never die. Class Secretary 2g Class Re- porter 3g F.H,A. Vice Presi- dent 4g Pep Squad Reporter 4g Art Editor Newspaper 4, Ed- itor of Searchlight 45 Basket- ball lg F,H,A, 1,2,3,4g Library 39 Pep Squad 2,3,4g Student Secretary 4. GERALD BEGLEY Begley Curly hair, and a smile that's gay, Makes Gerald the same every day. Mixed Chorus 1,25 Searchlight Staff 4. RUTH ANN find, f A , x 4 ,N ,J to .J U I nfl 'V L ff Y ' ia, 1:14 WA, ,Q Pep 1.23441 K Mfr' X' lc, L , ,L f WLLL f 61' Qsff WILLIAM BLANKENSHIP Willy This fellow has become well known, By playing on his baritone. Band Letters l,2,3,4g Pep Band l,2,3,4g Library Club 3. -J ,ML 6 L Lvltft-4 :I X-DXL44 Lf, 11 f C AROLYN ff-5545 Q' QI BREMMER Susie Her typing keys go in a whirl, She sure is a busy girl. F,H,A, 1,23 Editor of News- paper 45 Mixed Chorus 1 , , jjgicl f5'Li,H '-5 if 3 Y W MICHAEL BROSS M ike He's clever, full of fun, He surely is a jolly one, Band 1,2,3,4g Library 2,3. JERRY CARPENTER Jerry There's more room at the top than at the bottom, yes-re, Some day that's where he'll be, Treasurer F,F,A, 43 I-',F,A. 1,2,3,4. C ARO L BRUMBAUGH C ar0l She's dependable day and night, DELBERT COLEMAN Alfonso Here's a guy who just can't Every task she does just right. F.H,A, 15 Searchlight Staff 4, Assistant Editor of Newspaper 4g Dramatics 3,45 GleeClub1, Student Secretary 4. MARVIN BOULWARE Murvin Take your time there's no hurry. Football 4. i ,a ,' Q c fu' DE LORES CALLIGHAN Steamboat When she's around,thereis no lull, Her conversations are never dull. Kirksville Vocal Solo Rating Ill 25 Office Girl 2,4g Search- light Staff 4g F.H,A, 1,2,3,4g Pep Squad 2,3,4g Band lg Dramatics 3,45 Vocal Chorus Scholarship 2. be heat, For he is an all around athlete. Class Vice President 23 Vice President Student Council 35 Tri-captain Football Team 4g All District in Football and Basketball, Basketball 1,2,3, 4g Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1, 2g Baseball 33 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4g Searchlight Staff 4. CAROL COMSTOCK Gertie There's always happiness and laughter in store, When this gal walks throught the door. Treasurer 2, Band Librarian 4, Valentine Attendant lg Basketball Attendant 3, F,H,A, l,2,3,43 Band Twirler 1, Drum Majorette 2,3,4g Newspaper, Staff 4, Grade School Editor of Newspaper 4g Searchlight Staff 4. DAVID COOK Kookie Although hc may have others too, Science is his interest true. l Ck f'lfl.,l,Z JIM COTTRELL Jim In field and woods he likes to tramp, By quiet streams he likes to camp. QC HOWARD DISSELHORST Howard Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, Nothing in the world can bother me. Student Council 2,45 F.F.A. Vice President 45 F,F,A, 1, 2,3,45 Football 45 Letterman's Club 4. EUGENE DODD Gene Though cities may for some hold charm, Eugene will always chose a farm. F,F.A. 1,2,3. CHARLES DUNCAN Dune Good in football, a very fine guy, He's one of the nicest in everyone's eye. Key Club Reporter 45 Tri- captain of Football Team 45 Agriculture Public Speaking Award 25 Livestock Judging Team Kirksville 2,35 F,F,A, 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Let- terman's Club 2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,25 Key Club 2,3,4. LARRY EDMUNDS Larry His tastes are simple, his wants are few, A car, a book, a friendortwo. F.F.A, Secretary 45 F.F.A, 1,2,3,4, are JUDY EG ER Judy When I want something, Iwant it, I Want it ---- I WANT IT, Class Reporter 25 Student Council Reporter 45 Humor Editor of Newspaper 45 Office Girl 45 Key Club Attendant 25 Football Attendant 45 F,H.A, 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 3,45 Cheer- leader 3,45 Library 35 Search- light Staff 4. GEORGE ELLIOTT Dickie Although he hasn't much to say, If you listen it will pay. JUDY FRANKLIN Frank A real nice gal and full offun, She's a friend to you, me and everyone. Class Secretary 1,35 Student Council 25 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Pep Squad Treasurer 45 Bask- etball Attendant 15 Substitute Cheerleader 35 Cheerleader 45 Basketball 15 Newspaper Staff 45 F,H.A. l,2,3,45 Searchlight Staff 45 Dramatics 45 Library 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Office Girl 45 Kirksville Rating, Home Ee. I,III5 Candidate for Key Club Sweetheart 4. .E!F ' -Quai ff ' 'gli , 4 V . ,Q .W pi :.v.:. rf: QE! .Q ,.5i:iN,, gd., , . e.,,...U K f Q ab f riff? s Q ,x V Q Q 'z 'Q V .1 1 Yip VINCENT JOHNSON Rosco Without reason, thought, or rhyme, He is quiet all the time. SHARON KESPOHL Fern Always friendly, always the same, Always fair in life's old game. Class President 45 Band Pres- ident 45 Sophomore Pilgrimage 25 Girls' State 35 Barnwarrning Attendant 2,35 Barnwarming Queen 45 F.H,A, 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,35 Searchlight Staff 4. DEWAYNE LARENSON Pete This football player we have learned, Merits the letter he has learned. Basketball 1,2,45 Football 45 Letterman's Club 4. RICHARD LEDBETTER Fuzz Women, Women, Women, What else is there in this world ???'?'? Student Council 15 Tri-captain Football 45 Key Club 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Letter- man's Club 3,45 Searchlight Staff 4 . PAUL LEHENBAUER Bud There are numerous things about this guy which we might say, He's terrific is just one way. F.F.A 1,2,3,45 Key Club 45 Football 45 Letterman's Club 45 Searchlight Staff 4. Xfyy Ct L4 QLCCU L! JAMES LOVELAC E Jim A little man with adeep voice, Who really is Becky's choice. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. lluotlf ,Qffw 724. SHARON LUMPE Lumpe Full of fun, crazy as can be, Fits Sharon to a T, Class Treasurer 15 F,H.A. 1,2,3,45 Football Attendant 15 Dramatics 45 Band 15 Student Secretary 45 Searchlight Staff 45 Layout Editor of Newspaper 4 1 RICHARD LUGERING Huck Carefree, laughing and gay, We like him just that way. Searchlight Staff 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Holy Rosary Basketball 1,25 Holy Rosary Baseball 1,2. 3 'll' if lar -.J WILLIAM MARQUART Bill Inside and out the same old Bill, Carefree, happy, or whatever you will. Class Sergeant-at-arms 2g F.F.A. 1. KENNY MCGLOTHLIN Ken Ken surely is everyone's friend, A popular boy he's always been. Class President 3g Student Council 4g KeyClub Treasurer 43 Key Club 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football4g Baseball4g Track 2g Letterman's Club 4g Searchlight Staff 4. 23,24 LARRY MILLION Harry Hoy A sharp dresser and always neat, He's one who's hard to beat. Dramatics 3,45 Football 4: Dance Band 1g Band 1,2,3. filftdffgiftftad X DANNY NELSON Deacon A charming boy with a wistful grin, Everyones honor he will win. 793 ' HELEN MGFARLAND Helen Helen is the finest lass, Earnest, studious in her class. Kirksville Rating in Home Ee. I, 35 Office Girl 4g Searchlight Staff 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Squad 45 Library Club 4. JENNY SUE NELSON Jenifer A diamond ring adorns her hand, There soon may be a wedding band. F,H,A. 1,2,3,4g Library Club 4, Glee Club 1,2,3g Student Secretary 43 Kirksville Rat- ing in Chorus IIIg Library Club Reporter 45 Searchlight Staff 4. Wye WW ,pdf SHIRLEY MEYERS Shir1 She's always happy and very Say. In the best of humor every day. Mimeograph Editor of News- paper 4, Office Glrl4g F.H,A, 1,2,3,4g Football Attendant 1, Pep Squad 4. GEORGE O'BRIEN Gorgeous George A friendlier guy you'll never meet, In his appearance always neat. Class Vice President4g F.F.A. Reporter 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Football 45 Key Club 4. Q fqlfdz E, M- ,W A3 L.LL 1 L ,gW5,, av .gi , 1 'n W Zii1'-fu3f ww fm,-Q X Q- ff' :M fx , 'fimyk Egg, ' '- fmyil - wf ,313--2 ,A -A ' 'f 2' ll .A 52 KQV, . .. fn, A vig Q-N ww ' EARLI-QNIS SUTTON Earl A good :md busy wo rkc r is sho, Just try her :md you will see. F,Il,A, 2,2Z,4q Pop Squad 1,3g Mixed Chorus 2g Philadelphia Mixed Chorus 1. 14,44 aiu LIL.-X TATE Pat The best mischiefmakc1'we've found yet, She's full of vim ZlIlClYlQ0l'.,Ull bet, F,ll,A, 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1. li l'Il3.X WAGNICR Sug Whether you won 1' rags or mink , ln hor chain of friendship you'll bc il link. Student Council lg Pop Squad Ruportci' Zg Clnss Tronsurcr 3g Class Sccrotairy 41 l-',ll,.X, P resident 'lg Football Attcnd- :mt 2g 1,,ov0grucn English .lxvzlrd 15 F,ll,.X, 1,2,3,4g Twirlcr 3,1ig Baislavtbull 11 P011 Squad 2,I3g Svzircliliglit Stuff -l. ,fat lzfauicj 711.5 LOIS TUTER Lois This girl is cheery :ill thu while, Is never seen without ai smile. F,ll,A, l,2,-lQ Mixed Chorus lg Library Club l. HUBIJRT ZOLLER Bob Why worry??'? Tomor1'ow's :mother day. Class Vice Presidont1gP1'0s- idvnt Key Club 4: Football 3g Key Club 2,3,-L, ,Q 9 if vii ' 1' A mf Af' ,J-Q' 7 Q 1 at 1 4 gs Q S K , i .K Q ' 4 ll ,MSG ,-Q4 .35 . 7 2 , ,, , , , F. V. 1 I .. vi R T. I Ni' W. I .llllfl I ,,.. , ..5 n i , , 3 M Ln 341 Q-1 my XX Q. fn 'D .A Wir K ,Va ,. W x EHEE I z H 1 ..v 6 'rf fn Wa, as -Ak I 'ii- if., ii Q H 454: Ar ,4 41 M W xii X 1 if fx XXL N A L !.,, ,. , BF, 5 , 1 . 4 x ' 'r 4 .W ,, W., 4 H 39901- av, XQ .Y -: N ' , QQ.-. .,,., ,, 4- 'r' ' ' -nlf .W Mc, V N M -IL .. js Na... . A JQ Qgmqfw DANCE , 'SKA 13' l F, , ' fy, SQ CWM 4'i'U4,?x l' ' O ' X ,, oufuor LCQP5 gf? Yi' . ' ' .,1'X ,V fl .93 .l jlijlx 'jjf 2, All My 5, ,x.X.J WX. 1 f A 43 y 0 fol T Gra Kei arian . X fb . w , On u t , 1959, 63 Juniors Our fi class meeting was win offi ers were elected. esident .... ce President . Y easurer . . . porter E ,y r Yackley, Presidentg Janice Phillips, Reporterg Helen Durham G . - f . O 1 ross, Secretary, Sarabeth Stevens, Student Counc1lRepresentat1ve, nt Council Vice President. SECOND ROW: Bill Stauffer, Parlia- e Huckabee , Vice President. entered Palmyra High for their third year. held September 10, with MrS.A Ellis and Mr. Barger as sponsors. The , Eleanor Yackley Wayne Huchabee . . Tanya Gross . . Helen Durham Janice Phillips Q rgeant-atLA.rms .. . . Bill Stauffer . N X 'QQ xp N X . A N ' , y xg, ,:, . St dent Council Girl Student Council Boy Sarabeth Stevens . . ...................... Al Durand Gray Kerrick was elected Vice President of the Student Council by the Student Body. Our magazine sale was very successful and we cleared 32,170 on it. Our attandants to the Queen were: Sarabeth Stevens, football attendant, Caroline Lesser, Barnwarming attendant, and Sarabeth Stevens, Key Club Queen. We had many happy occasions as Juniors, but two of the happiest were the selection of our class rings and our Junior-Senior Prom. We have enjoyed our Junior year and have many happy memories. We look forward to our last and final year at Palmyra High. . Am.. or -.... .. . I 'fa S I g Q 5? I ff, , J f Y k J... - ff fa , I J ff' 'r AMW' W ' 1 e --I 'Q W...-,g I ' , H-av .J BAILEY, MARILYN BARTON,MARYJANE l UNGER,BRUCE BURKHARDT,CHARLES CHATFIELD,LEROY CONNER,SHRLEY COOK,BEVERLY DENT, JIM DONEI., GEORGE DORNBERGER, PHYLLIS DURAND, AL DURHAM, HELEN FEIGENSPAN, SARA FOHEY, J. R. FOSTER, PAT GOTTMAN, LIZ GROSS, TONYA HOEHNE, PAUL HOEHNE, JOHN HUCKABEE, KAREN HUCKABEE, WAYNE HUNTER, BILL HOWARD, OLAN HOWARD, OPAL HOWALD, DeANN JOHNSON, CATHERINE JOHNSON, ORDELL JOHNSON, SHARON JUETTE, Bow KERRICK, GRAY KOLTHOFF, LINDA KRUSE, LOIS KRUSE, ROBERT LAKE, JIM LARENSON, JOYCE LEESER, CAROLYN MAIZE, HENRY MARTIN, DON MCFARLAND, KAREN MEYERS, JUDY MINCH, JUDY MYERS, CHARLIE PEAK, ROBERT PEPPER, BOB MCKENNY, LARRY PHILLIPS, JANICE POWELL, PETE RAVENSCRAFT, BOB RUSSELL, JOHNANN SCHALLER, DIMPLE SCHENCK, EVELYN SEARS, SUSAN SHOE MAKE. JOYCE ST.-XUFFER, BILL STEENBURG, LEVADIA STEVENS, SARABETH J . K S ST 14: xi' A RT, .-xuL15N1s I gif 5 , J . summiaus, .xL1c1c ANN l g? V ' SUTTI-:1zF115LD, A LIC is K J' . ,,. . L-k,:k A TEEL, JOHN P ,. g f ,izi , W THOMAS, sH1u1.i:i' s fffgg , U1IL15NB11ocK, DANNY , T i 1 w,xLToN, IQUGI-:Nic 1 - ZW LL? siwllflf Tlllff Y 21153 sz A' 7. p,i -'-7 5451 gil' gif-'ff'1g5E!llf'i?7 Ski' '- V l3::f- ii ygr:xg35fi..j! .Bra maya' WHARTON, EUGENE WIGGER, MARY YACKLEY, ELEANOR 5'.v'f9Jvf iSl'Ml 7' E lfLI'Ll'L J!- If Bailey were Bill instead of Marilyn. , If Mary Jane were Carton instead of Barton If Bruce were Leaver instead of Bringer. If Charles were Breakheart instead of Burkhardt If Leroy were Rock-field instead of Chat-field If Shirley were Corner instead of Conner, If Beverly were Fry instead of Cook. If Jim were Smooth instead of Dent. If Donel were Porkey instead of George. If Phyllis were Hamburger instead of Dornburger If A1 were Owsley instead of Durand. If Helen were Taylor instead of Durham. If Sara were Fryingpan instead of Feigenspan If J , R. were Fooey instead of Fohey. If Pat were Actual instead of Foster. If Liz were Lost-a-man instead of Gottman, Lf Tonya were Peck instead of Gross. If Paul were Brain-ne instead of Hoehne. If John were Straw-ne instead of Hoehne. If Karen were Spellingbee instead of Huckabee lf Wayne were Bumlebee instead of Huckabee If Bill were Hunted instead of Hunter, If Olan were Coward instead of Howard. If Opal were Soured instead of Howard. If DeAnn were Fowl instead of Howald. If Catherine were Aero-wax instead of J ohnson, If Ordell were J ohn's daughter instead of J ohnson, If Johnson were Miser instead of Sharon, If Juette were Arrow instead of Bow. If Kerrick were Yellow instead of Gray. If Linda were Kolt-on instead of Klot-off, If Lois were Sail instead of Kruse. If Robert were Bruise instead of Kruse. lf Jim were Ocean instead of Lake. If Joyce were Larenuncle instead of Larenson. If Caroline were Owner instead of Lesser. If Henry were Plain instead of Maize, If Martin were Dean instead of Don. lf Karen were McNearland instead of McFarland, If Judy were Pliers instead of Meyers. If Judy were Pinch instead of Minch, If Charlie were Stuhlman instead of Myers, If Bob were Mountain instead of Peak. lf Bob were Salt instead of Pepper, If McKenny were Berry instead of Larry. If Janice were Standard instead of Phillips. If Pete were Enemy instead of Powell. lfBob were Eaglescraft instead of Ravenscraft. If J ohnAnn were Muscle instead of Russell, If Dimple were Deeper instead of Sohaller. If Evelyn were Crank instead of Schenck, If Susan were Montgomery instead of Sears. lfJoyce were Bootmake instead of Shoemake, If Stauffer were Receipt instead of Bill, lf Levadia were Iceburg instead of Steenburg. If Sarabeth were Black instead of Greene. If Arlene were Pilot instead of Steward. If Alice Ann were Winters instead of Summers, If Alice Kay were Stutterfieldinstead of Sutterfield. If John were Heel instead of Teel, If Thomas were Danny instead of Shirley. lf Danny were Uhlen-Crock instead of Uhlenbrock, If Eugene were Walt-Pound instead of Walton. lf Eugene were Molding instead of Wharton, If Mary were Digger instead of Wigger. If Eleanor were Quietly instead of Yackley. TERRILL, BARBARA 3,9 OWLOVQ UMCQPJ ,fi W FIRST ROW: Laurie Schade, 39011-2taI'y: Jane Saffarrans, Student Council Representative: Marilyn Million, Reporter: Hazel Kreider, Presidentg Dorothy Yackley, Treasurer, SECOND ROW: Phillip Thomas, Sergeant-at-arms: David Lucke, Student Council Representative, Sixty ambitious Sophomores assembled September 9, 1959 for their first meeting of the year, with Mr. Hillman and Mrs. Summers as our sponsors. The class elected these officers: President . . . . . Hazel Krieder Vice President . . Jerry Ledbetter Secretary ............ ......... L aurie Shade Treasurer ............ ........ D orothy Yackley Student Council Representatives . . . Jane Saffarrans, David Lucke Reporter ............ ....... ll larilyn Million Sergeant-at-Arms ...................... Phillip Thomas Our attendents for this year were: Football, Marilyn Milliong Barnwarming, Brenda Bierg Key Club, Margaret Tuleyg and Basketball, Joyce McGlothlin. Our class float won first in the annual Homecoming Parade, for the second consecutive year. We hope to keep this up. Our first two years have been happy and successful ones and we are looking forward to two more fabulous years. 'Q -q TK aol, -fi I s If 'A QI ff 1. S I AHLAND,BARBARA AsHBURN,RUssnLL BEcKGEuD,PAuL l ER,BRENDA BRUMBAUGH,MCHARD CARLSON,SUSAN CARPENTER,SUME c1JNu,MAu COLEMAN,JUY DENT,LESTER FESSENDEN,DEL EESSENDEN,RAY GIBBS,JAMES GOFORTH,RUBY A 4 17 , D H v?'Ju.c1 , ,IAM H 'X bv' ' 5 ' I , . '+,Qf,w'LL Cgjlfvvq CL TNC. Gy- ! ,1 A . 'J-:T ,J DAQ J T ff! T k5fb.g0Av U I T2 GOTTMAN, OLINQLAWI I' GRIICSBALTIXI, GLENN HACKLER, JIM HAGAMAN, ALAN HANLIN, BRYAN HOEHNE, WENDEL JOHNSON, JEANIIC KocK,GuuALD KOLTHOFF,JERRY KREIDER,HAZEL LEDBETTER,JERRY LoMAx,LAuRY LOVHLACE,KENNETH LUCKE,DAVID MAIZE, Cv,-XRY MARKSBURY, SUE MCGLOTIILIN, JOYCE MEYERS, PHILLIS MILLION, MARILYN MOSS, LARRY NILL, CHARLIE PEITER, CATHY PERRY, CAROLYN PHILLIPS, KATHY PICKETT, KATHY POPPE, FREDA PGTTERFIELD, MARION POTTIZRFIELD. MARY SAFFARRANS, JANE SCHO ENBORN, C ARO LYIN SCOTT, EDWIN SCOTT, KAREN SCHADE, LAURIIC SHEAR, BEVERLY SHANNON, KENNETH Iinzi' - iles!! 1 STEWART, EUGENE SUTTON, JOHN THOMAS, LARRY THOMAS, PHILLIP TULLY, MARGARET VANCE, WENDEALL VOEPEL, HUBERT WARD, DAVID M .065 . WARD, VAN . , WHITE, JIM YACKLEY, DOROTHY ,df fn ww - - M Ld n Mm magine- - - Barbara Ahland having no fingernails? Russell Ashburn being a bass drummer? Paul Beckerd being wild? Brenda Bier without a friendly word? Richard Brumbaugh being a Latin teacher? Susan Carlson being 6 ft,? Susie Carpenter making failing grades ? Mae Cline being snotty? Joy Coleman not having dimples ? Lester Dent saying rhumba instead of cha-cha-cha? Del Fessenden being a quarterback with the Oklahoma Sooners ? Ray Fessenden talking your arm off? James Gibbs wearing suspenders? Ruby Goforth not going with Bill Otten? Olin Gottman being speedy? Glenn Griesbaum being an elephant trainer? J 1m Hackler not having a black Angus? Alan Hagaman without a paper route? Bryan Hanlin fighting? ' Wendell I-Ioehne not playing football? Jeanie Johnson not working hard? Gerald Koch not smacking Bryan Hanlin's head? Jerry Kolthoff double dating with Dean? Hazel Kreider being rude? Jerry Ledbetter working? Larry Lomax being an angel? Kenneth Lovelace without any teeth? David Lucke being dumb? Gary Maize being right-handed? Sue Marksbury not being Smrpglriver training? f , ,f A W gr his K wi .,.f4-'ffff W4 Joyce McGlothlin not pestering Hugo? Phyllis Meyers not helping Mrs. Schuckenbrock? Marilyn Million being shorter then Junior? Larry Moss not smarting off to Kenny McGlothlin? Charlie Nill without his keys? Kathy .Pieter not going to Walther League? Carolyn Perry being an only child? Kathy Phillips not laughing? Kathy Pickett without a pearl ring? Freda Poppe without Susan Carlson? Marion Potterfield being hunch-backed? Mary Potterfield not riding in that little black Ford? Jane Saffarrans playing paper dolls in the summer? Carolyn Schoenborn not being friendly? Edwin Scott living in a small house? Karen Scott not walking home from school? Laurie Schade dressing sloppy? Beverly Shear being gray-headed? Kenneth Shannon being small? Eugene Stewart not slapping his own head? John Sutton playing tiddlywinks with manhole covers ? Larry Thomas not flirting? Phillip Thomas being bashful? Margaret Tully being a grandmother of 16 children? Wendeall Vance being a detective? Hubert Voepel being a beatnik? David Ward with small eet? Loren Ward in olka ed pants? Jim Whit bein a ght lifter? Dorothy being nice? MI SS C go ' , fl L' V I WWW? W A 'S .5 xv' JH If. ,a 4 - '. '-ri 4. 4 ,. .. , 5 a A .9 ...Q ,Q .fC 1 f I .J . A , 3' I. , , ,, , - K 155,43 yr' 5,15 I Him? D33 'FFS' ARCHI-IR, CARI. IZATICS, AIARTY BLANKICNSIIIP, RUBX BOUNDS, ROMA BRANHAM. ALBICRI BROSS, MARY BUCNMAN, PAl'I, CAI,VICR'I'. CvAYI.Ii CHAAIDISRLAIN, JI X COLE MAN, GLORI X CR,-XNIC, DARLICNI' CRAMISR, LARRY CLOVV, RICHARD CLOW, VIRGII, DODD, XYILLIA AI DOLAN. CATHI DONICI., C AROLYN DUNCAN, JOHN ICDIXIUNDS, SANDR X ICGICR, NICII. ICNGRAIX1, BRICNDA li RWIN, C HARLICS GARD, 1.3 ml, un' c.,xsn,Jwx1'11x GOODWIN, Boxsm mr1 m1.xN. mmm rmmm, mA1u1.YN 1x,x1x11f'1'uN, Jumwu HARRIS, DARRIQ l,l HARRIS, JOHN HOIQRR, B II.I. HOW AI,D, DAVID HOWICLI., JOHNNX HOICHNIC, IXI HUTC HI-I RSON, IA N JWTN , ,IICLLXL PAVAJJ' WA. -- ,fl . 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V, sf'-X X' G2 V . .f, 'A W ' A Y'?7V3w: z'Yg::: 15:51-1 Qs -..-,xxx 'hx ,NN- - l,.., , wry 4 269 1 T 2' ,qw I.,- Q P ,, -- L--ii, I'l f X Y X- i K f -,,,,,.,.-... ..... 1 Y X ii. -1 .,. L L fu I f X j i f 5 nl f nj Del Halfback Richard Ledbette r, X ' I Charles Duncan, Tackle, ix 5 Sr. 3 Year Letterman Halfback, Sr., 2 Year I Sr. 2 Year Letterrnan, X, l 1 I O . . vx 1 Tri-captain, All Con- Letterman, Tri-captain. , l T,-pcaptain, xnj I I ference First T'-mn 1 wi. -H I ' 2071 A o ' ffwl I X Olan Howard, Tackle, Jr., 2 Year Letterman All Conference Second Team. E 'G X y Z R Dewayne Larenson, Tackle, Sr., 1 Year Let- lan H o w a r d Disselhorst, End, Sr., man. 1 Year Letter- I ffff ,flea fl fff'70 f I Paul Lehenbauer, Tackle, Sr., 1Year Let- terman. Gra Kerrick Halfback Ordell Johnson End,Jr., Y 1 v 1 Jr., 2 Year Letterman. 1 Year Letterman. y Maize Guard, John Hoehne, Guard, Jr 1 Year Letterman. Jr., 1 Year Letterman. ff!! Q. il George Donel, Guard, Jr., 1 Year Letterman. 1 I 53, X +. 4 .4 P w vt l Ml J lf' ... ' , 1 7 6 x , x X NR' 4 - M WM ' Y ng!!!-:ll-l: lE lllllllljllll 1 X . l 1 ff 'fsssassisssssissf I-------me 1 ' X Il IIIIIIIIII Richard Lugering,Half- K Don Hevel, End, Sr., George O'Brien, Half- .:2::::::l::l Iislnll'-lI :' back, Sr., 1 Year Let- 1 Year Letterman. back Sr. In-In 'lll':': term- if 1 W ,, ' :::::::::::::::::::::::::: .:::::::::::: uuuunlllnun-llllilllllllll lllllllhlun - .:::llllllll' ' 'l::nulllllllI:::::: lllllllllll f nuuullullllllillllld- : ' ' - e- IUIIIIHDIIICI-I: H!!-'IIIEI' 0 flsol flag ,v ii i , Kenny McGlothlin, Half- back, Sr., 1 Year Let- terman. l Marvin Boulware, Guard, Sr., 1 Year Let- teI'ITl8l'1. Y I ' l J. R. Fohey, End, Jr., Bill Stauffer, Guard, Bruce Bringer, Tackle, 1 Year Letterman. Jr., 2 Year Letterman. Jr., 1 Year Letterman. K l Bill Hunter,Center,Jr., Bob Ravenscraft, Half- 1 Year Letterman. back, Jr., 1 Year Let- back, x terrnan. , terman. I l X l l X X X X ,529 L Millard Hanlin, Center, Sr., 1 Year Letterman. Del Fessenden, Half- 1 Year Let- f. 11- We were defeated 34-6 by the Mexico Military joatfaff 530.0-Mfg, 1 FIRST ROW: Bow Juette, Managerg Ken McG1othlin, Richard Lugering, Henry Maize, Del Fessenden, George O'Brien, Jerry Ledbetter, Roger Sublette, Jim Lake, Ray Rolland, Wayne Johnson, SECOND ROW: Dewayne Larenson, Millard Hanlin, Bill Hunter, Howard Disselhorst, Jim Hackler, John Duncan. Bob Ravenscraft. George Donel, As in the past, the Palmyra Panthers started practicing for their 1959 football season on August 15. They were under the direction of Coach Felix Macias and Assistant Coach Roger Hillman. Six lettermen returned this year, while we lost sixteen. One letterman, Bill Menge,transferred to Hannibal High. Due to the lack of experience, our team didn't have a very successful season. The season's record was one win and nine losses. On September 11 we met Brookfield on our field for our first game ofthe season. The Panthers were defeated 34-7, with Delbert Coleman scoring the touchdown, and the extra point. The lack of experience was shown-by the P21I112h9I'S' blocking and tackling. The Panthers met the Christian Brothers High School of Quincy in a home game on September 18, and suffered their second defeat 34-0. The Panthers were competing against a higher classed school, but showed improvement. On September 25 the Panthers traveled to Shelbina where they suffered their third defeat 40-13. We scored in the third quarter on a55 yard pass completion, Del Coleman to Gray Kerrick. In the fourth quarter Del Coleman broke loose for a 65-yard touchdown run,then passed to Kerrick for the extra point. The Panthers were only losing 7-0 at the half, but Shelbina got rolling the second half. The Panthers were defeated by Centralia 31-0 on October 2 on the Centralia field. The Panthers lost their only touchdown, a 78-yard run by Del Coleman in the fourth quarter, when the play was called back on aholding penalty. Centralia went on to win the conference. On October 10 the Panthers were again defeated 13-0 by their rival the McCooey Shamrocks, but we played an extremely good ball game. The game statistics were about even, except in the passing department. Wendel Hoehne, Marvin Boulware. THIRD ROW: Coach Macias, Richard Ledbetter, Tri-Captain: Del Coleman, Tri-Captaing J. R. Fohey, Ordell Johnson, Olan Howard. Gray Kerrick, Paul Lehenbauer, Bruce Bringer, John Hoehne, Charles Duncan, Tri-Captain: Don Hevel, and Assistant Conch, Roger Hillman. Academy in Mexico on October 16. Palmyra's touchdown was made on a 55-yard pass completion from Del Coleman to Ordell Johnson. The most exciting game of the season was played with Carthage here. Although we were defeated 20-13, the game could have gone either way. With nineteen seconds remaining in the game the score was tied 13-13, with Palmyra in possession of the ball. The pass intercepted by Carthage and carried over for the winning touchdown. On October 30 the Palmyra Panthers were defeated by Louisiana in the Homecoming game, 35-14. In the first quarter Gray Kerrick caught a popping ball and ran 80 yards for a touchdown, with Del Coleman making the extra point. In the fourth quarter the Panthers scored their second touchdown, a pass play good for 42 yards from Del Coleman to J. R. Fohey. Gray Kerrick then plunged over for the touchdown, and Del Coleman added the extra point. The Panthers ended an eight game losing streak when they defeated Warsaw 19-0 inahome game on November 6. Palmyra's first touchdown came in the second quarter on an 88-yard run by Del Coleman, who also added the extra point. Del Coleman also scored again in the third quarter going over from six yards out to end a 65-yard drive. The Panthers scored again in the third quarter with Don Hevel going over from 4 yards out. On November 10 the Palmyra Panthers closed their 1959 season with a home game vs. LaPlata, in which we were defeated 32-14. Due to the long losing season the boys seemed as if they were glad to see the football season over. The 1959 football season was a dreary one in which we had a lot of bad weather. ga v1?...at,,ff ggaf FIRST ROW: Jeanie Johnson, Janice Phillips, Carol Comstock, Kathy Pickett, Karen Huckabee, Margaret Tuley, Marilyn Million, Jane Saffarrans, Sherol Hinds, Gayle Calvert, Linda Hutcherson, Joyce McGlothlin, Becky Taylor, Susan Sears, SECOND ROW: Coach Looney, This year the Pantherettes and the Panthers had a new coach, Mr. Edward Looney. Mr. Looney has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education and is working on his Masters Degree in Guidance, which he hopes to obtain this summer. He has been married for four years. Mr. Looney's teams in the past have done real well in the Regionals, usually only losing one game. On November 24 the whistle blew to startthe first game of the basketball season for the Pantherettes. They started their season off to a wonderful start by beating Philadelphia-Emerson. Fourteen girls were out for basketball this year which consisted of two seniors, three juniors, six sophomores, and three freshmen. The Pantherettes took second place in the Monroe Tournament, and first place in the Shelbina Tournament. The girls were eliminated from the Palmyra Tournament by our rival, Monroe City. The closest and most exciting games of the season were played in the different tournaments, with the Shelbina Tournament the most exciting. ln the semi-finals we beat Shelbina by only two points. Then in the finals the Pantherettes beat their rival, Monroe City, 42-27. This was the highlight of the whole season, beating Monroe and giving all the players a thrill, and then receiving the first place trophy, The Pantherettes opened their season with a bang, and in the same way they closed it, by beating Canton in the final game of the season, The Pantherettes had nine wins and six losses for their overall record. They also had four conference games, in which they were defeated in all of them. The girls'team lost two senior lettermenthis yearg Carol Comstock, guard, and Sherol Hinds, forward. We wish these two girls a lot of success and happiness in the future, and hope that they will come to see P,H,S, teams play next year. JANE SAFFARRANS Sophomore-Forward Lettered 2 yrs. SHEROL HINDS Senior-Forward Lettered 3 yrs. Philadelphia Monroe City Shelbina La Plata Philadelphia Monroe City Shelbina Canton JANICE PHILLIPS Junior-Forward Lettered 3 yrs. SEASON'S RECORD -Emerson -Emerson We 50 25 44 -L0 43 40 45 57 CTD MARILYN MILLION Sophomore-Forward Lettered 2 yrs. .pg KAREN HUCKABEE Junior-Guard Lettered 2 yrs. SUSAN SEARS Junior Guard Lettered 3 yrs. 07' 'WU MARGARET TULEY Sophomore-Guard Lettered I yr. 44 Y CAROI, COMSTOCK Senior-Guard Lettered 3 yrs. .QW 7g6Lf5L8fA6lff! sSglflf0'L6! FIRST ROW: Richard Lugering, Don Hevel, Kenny McG1oth1in, Dewayne Larenson, Coach Looney, SECOND ROW: Ordell Johnson, Henry Maize, Willy Blankenship, Gray Kerrick, Pete Powell. The Palmyra Panthers ended their 1959-60 basketball season witharecord of three conference wins and four losses. The boys were defeated in the Monroe City, Shelbina, and the Palmyra Tournaments. One outstanding game of the season was the one played December 18 against Shelbina. In the last few seconds of the game, Shelbina was leading 44-43. Ordell Johnson was fouled and made his two free throws putting Palmyra ahead 45-44 to win the game. On January 15, the Panthers traveled to LaPlata for a conference game. The Panthers used a full court press and a fast break the entire game. This seemed to work effectively as Palmyra Won 51-37. Another exciting victory of the season was the game of February 9 against the McCooey Shamrocks. Because the Shamrocks had defeated the Panthers earlier in the season, the Panthers were really out for a victory. The final score of the game resulted in Palmyra's favor with Del Coleman piling in 38 points for the Panthers. ' The Panthers are losing seven seniors, three of which are on the starting line-up: Delbert Coleman, Ken McGlothlin, and Don Hevel. The remaining four graduates are: Richard Ledbetter, Willy Blankenship, Richard Lugering, and Dewayne Larenson. The best of luck to the boys graduating and to next year's team, -I r... C A SHHHS - I GRAY KERRILK fJunior-Center 1 Lettered 3 yrs. DON HEVEL Senior-Forward Letterecl 1 yr, DELBERT COLEMAN Senior-Guard Lettered 4 yrs. Junior-Forward Senior-Guard .-Lettered 1 yr Lettered 1 Vr. ORDELL JOHNSON KENNY MCGLOTHLIN WILLY BLANKENSHIP Senior-Forward Lettered 1 yr. s X K ivy? jam gadgefgaff FIRST ROW: Ricky Yeager, Junior Chamberlain, Del Fessenden, Bill Hunter, Coach Hillman, SECOND ROW: Henry Maize, Gary Maize, David Lucke, Bob Pepper. THIRD ROW: Jerry Ledbetter, Willy Blankenship, Danny Uhlenbrock, The Palmyra Panther B-Team and Junior High basketball teams had a very interesting season. The B-Team coached by Mr. Hillman won four and lost four. Wins were posted over Canton 45 to 31, Quincy Sophomores 49 to 28, McCooey 57 to 33 and Centralia 35 to 34. Defeats were suffered at the hands of Mark Twain 31 to 34, Emerson- Philadelphia 27 to 30, Hannibal J. V. 45 to 65 and to Louisiana 30 to 40. The players on the squad are: Junior Chamberlain, Danny Uhlenbrock, Willy Blakenship, Bob Pepper, Jerry Ledbetter, Henry Maize, David Lucke, Hugo Hoderlien, Bobby Peak, Al Durand, Gary Maize. The Freshman-Sophomore team coached by Mr. Hillman won one and lost four. The one win was over the Quincy Sophomore second team 36 to 25. Losses were to Emerson-Philadelphia 37 to40, Quincy Junior High 21 to 53, Hannibal Sophomores 23 to 71, McCooey 26 to 48. Members of the Freshman-Sophomore team areg Del Fessenden, David Lucke, Jerry Ledbetter,Junior Chamberlain, Ricky Yager, Gary Maize, Wayne Johnson, Bill Hoerr, Neil Eger, Paul Buckman. The Girls' Junior High team didn't play as large a schedule this year as last year's team which won fifteen and lost two, This year's team won three and lost three in regular season play. Wins were posted over LaGrange twice 31 to 15 and 28 to 25. The girls split two games with Lewistown losing the first game 18 to 14 and winning the second game 14 to 11. Other losses were to Shelbina 20 to 34 and Monroe City 24 to 28. The girls on the team were: Becky Taylor, Gayle Calvert, Lynda Hutcherson, Judy Hampton, Kay Johnson, Lucinda Johnson, Sara Johnston, Shirley Johnson, Becky Stevens, Archella Houston, Janet Stauffer, Gloria Schaffer, Becky Morris, Marilyn Hamm, Kathi Dolan, Kaye Cissna, Deloris Eston, Cheryl Shade, Pauline Buckwalter. The Palmyra Boys' Junior High team coached by Mr. Macias won four games while losing eight. Wins were over LaGrange 29 to 27, Shelbina 46 to 45, Holy Rosary 42 to 27 and Ewing 35 to 24. Losses were at the hands of Canton 40 to 47, Quincy 8th grade 25 to 29, Monroe City 28 to 34, Lewistown three times 31 to 42, 25 to 41, and 30 to 41, LaGrange 33 to 39 and to Frankford 33 to 53. The boys looked real good at times and were able to bring home the 4th place trophy at the Emerson-Philadelphia Junior High Tournament. Players were: Junior Chamberlain, Ricky Yager, Bill Hoerr, Larry Cramer, Neil Eger, Wayne Hohnson, Gary Hinds, Greg McPike, Darrell Comstock, Brownine Brown, Don Fessenden, Larry Buckner, Charles Johnson, Phillip Baskett, Mike Begley and Charles Erwin. We think that with this year's training and experience they will come back next year and be on top. I yi JJ, eiieflaff 5M FIRST ROXX: Janet Stuuffer, Becky Stevens, Becky Taylor, Gayle Calvert, Linda Hutcherson, Kathi Dolan, Coach Hillman. SECOND ROW: Arc-hella Houston. Kaye Cissnn, Delores Eston, Becky Morris, Gloria Schaffer, Marilyn Hamn. THIRD ROXX: Janet Johnson, Lucinda Johnson, Sara Johnston, Pauline Buokwulter, Judy Hampton, Ol!-5 Q lf. Z?0L5LQLLA6L!! Bella , E i FIRST ROXN: Junior Cliamhorlain, Bill lloerr, Ricky Yager, Shelby Pugh, Wayne Johnson, Coach Mucias, SECOND ROW: Gary Hinds. 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A W 4 J I 'X' In i , ..-Msg-523.5 ,mi ,, 4 X .gi m E5 iw if Q49 y 'W w 4 f , 'N Y r ,V K , , N V Q ,. , , . . , , + L. ,- ' L ,V i f 'f A .1 iff 5' 4 P, f '3 ,1 .v!. v V. -V A a n vfqgnuvf'-1 I : 4. 4 ' - ,km A v ,, - . iw, -, f in ,iz A , - argl ri A 'AL Q ew has 4 fi-'Q W , fg. -me ...b- ,.,...-qw 'w 4 all V li FIRST ROW: Henry Maize, Delbert Coleman, Bill Hunter, Millard Hzinlin, Richard Lugering, Del Fessenden, Bill Stauffer, Ken McGlothlin. SECOND RONN: Charles Duncan, Ohm Howard, Dewziyne Larenson, Paul Lehenhuuer. Bruce jc, FIRST ROW: Mr, Smith, Ken McGlothlin,SeCretarygCh:1rlie Johnston, District Lt, Governor, Marion Sanders. Vice President and Sergeant-at-Arms: Bob Zoller, President, John Hoehne, Treasurer, SECOND ROW: George O'Brien, 2 f 2 QiiQl lfVLCLlfL if Q I ff , cw O T ' A-'rw c l . r-:zzz all n, , I , I i ,. Q A, K ,V , , . Bringer, Don Hevel, Jeep Saffarrans, John Hoehne. THIRD ROW: Coach Macias, Gray Kerrick, Ordell Johnson, Marvin Boulware, Howard Disselhorst, George Donel, Coach Looney, CM Eugene Xllixirton, Jerry Ledbetter, John Teel, Jim Hackler, Paul Hoehnc, David Lucke, THIRD ROVS: Charles Duncan, Paul Lehenbauer, Gray Kerrick, Don l-level, Richard Ledbetter, Wendel Hoehne. CCC Q lfU:5p6Lf00lf' QM FIRST ROW: Sherol Hinds, Judy Eger, Sharon Lumpe, Katherine Pryor, Ruth Ann Blankenship, Bill Schaffer Carol Brumbaugh, Czirol Comstock, Putsie Baxter, Dorothy Millard Hanlin, Judy Franklin, Jenny Nelson, Stuhlman, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Steffen, Delores Callighxin, ::!LAl 6Ll'y UAA FIRST ROXK: Seated, Dewziyne Liirenson, Eugene Wharton, Cline, FOURTH ROXX: Judy Minich, Ruthann Blankenship, Freda Poppe, Barbara Ahlund, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Shirley Conner, Marilyn Bailey, STANDING: Joyce Million, Henry Maize, Hazel Krieder, Kathy Pieter, THIRD Shoemake, Tanya Gross, Luurinda Bringer,SharonJohnson, ROW: Bill Hunter, Lois Tuter, Carol Brumlniugh, Mae Helen McFzir1and,Jenny Nelson, . if if -Ai,L....s i N FIRST ROXX: Mrs, Maize, Adviser: Sharon Lumpe, Parlia- mentarian: Sherol Hinds, Treasurer: Putsie Baxter, Vice President: Reha Wagner President: Laurinda Bringer, Secretary: Caroline Lesser, Reporter: Linda Kolthoff, Historian, SECOND ROW: Delores Callighan, Katherine Pryor, Sandra Edmunds, Sara Perry, .llida Smith, Dorothy Stuhlman, Sharon Kespohl, Judy Franklin, Judy Egger, Carol Comstock, Karen Mclfarland, Tanya Gross, THIRD ROXX: Katherine Johnson, Susie Carpenter, Lois Kruse, Joyce McCvlothlin, Shirley Meyers, Dorothy Yackley, Mae Cline, Joy Coleman, Gloria Coleman, Darlene Crane, Beverly Cook, Lila Tate, FOURTH ROXX: Phyllis Dorenherger, 1,2 ij lim V Opal Howard, Helen Durham, Mary Bigger, Lois Tutcr, Carolyn Donel, Cathy Landis, Laurie Schade, DeannHowald, Brenda Bier, Jenny Nelson, Helen McFarland, Shirley Thomas, FIFTH ROXX: Pat Xlhite, Freda Poppe, Susan Carlson, Cathy Pieter, Jonita Gash, Brenda Engram, Barbara Ahland, Janet Sfauffer, Shirley Conner, Gloria Schaeffer, Shirley Vail, Ruby Blankenship, Janet Johnson, SIXTH ROXX: lileanor Yackley, Judy Meyers, Joyce Yarbrough, l-Tlizaheth Gottman, Margaret Hoehne, Sharon Johnson, Margaret Tuley, Sara Johnston, MaryJaneBarton, Sarabeth Stevens, Ruthann Blankenship, Beverly Shear, Judy lXlinch, . Sl FIRST ROW: George O'Brien, Reporter, Jerry Carpenter, Treasurer: Howard Disselhorst, Vice President: Charles Johnston, President: Larry Edmunds, Secretary: Wayne Barnett, Sentinel: Mr, Swafford, Adviser, SECOND ROW: James Lake, Carl Archer, Robert Kruse, Kenneth Lovelace, Mendel Hoehne, Neil Eger, John Sutton, THIRD ROXN: Jim Lovelace, Gary Maize, David Howald, Bob Goddwin, Robert Lake, Paul Beckgard, Kenneth Kroenke, Earl Gard, 5,2 Roger Suhlette, Darell Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Harold Grieshaurn, Bruce Lovelace, Johnny Howell, Jim Haekler, Paul Hoehne, Albert Branham, Roger Meyer,Jerry Kolthoff, Larry Lomax, Bill Hoerr. FIFTH ROW: Bill Stauffer, Donald Martin, Charles Duncan, Paul Lehenbauer, Jim Dent, Bob Peak, John Hoehne, Iiverett Herren, Lester Dent, William Gard, George Donel. Jane Akerson, Martha Summers, Alicia Smith, Cleo Allen, Sharon Rigney, Brenda Dickson was absent. oznior KAQQVLJGJQVJ I amor Z 1 FIRST ROW: Cleo Allen, Sharon Rigney, Alicla Smith, Jane Akerson, Martha Summers. SECOND ROW: Diana Houston, Linda Patre, Janice Buckwalter, Sharon Stow, Sharon Lawrence, Andrea Kroeger, MichclleCramer,Carol l-vw 0 O gbtfftj Silver, Terri Yager, Mr. Barger. THIRD ROW: Judy Englehart, Lotus Rigney,Deloris McGlothlin, Linda Sprague, Genelle Donelson, Elizabeth Lucke, Martha Bates, Sharon Gottman. P90 Q 'Q sf v 35 5. J R Q O FIRST ROW: Helen Durham,Sarabeth Stevens,Susan Sears. STANDING: Carol Comstock. Alice K, Sutterfield was absent. ZZ FIRST ROW: David Ward, Linda Sprague, Gayle Calvert, Becky Taylor, Randy Cobb, Sharon Kespohl, Alice Ann Summers, Arlen Schade, Cleo Allen, Sharon Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ann Durand, Greg Moore, Marilyn Hamn, Martha Bates, Genelle Donelson, Becky Stevens, Marjorie Howard, Martha Summers, Willy Blankenship, Wayne Huckabee, Shirley Johnson, Charlie Brown, Roma Bounds. THIRD ROW: Terry Yager, Janice Buckwalter, Archella 'X Houston, Brenda Engram, Linda Patre, Glen Schaffer, Charles Erwin, Greg McPike, Kaye Cissna, Phillip Baskett, David Lucke, Russell Ashburn, Mike Bross , Wallace Johnson, Danny Pugh, James Tyler, Keith Turner, Orland Ashburn. STANDING: Susan Sears, Helen Durham, Mr. McClintock, Karen McFarland, Beverly Shear, Andrea Kroeger, Bill Schaeffer, Jane Akerson, Sarabeth Stevens,CarolComstock. I fi is 1 , . .1 ey, at I is I K+ ee mee! KAQMJ i al , FIRST ROW: Janet Jo on, Janet Sta , Al, ith, Bilf fer, Sharon Johnson, Eugene Wharton, Eleanor Brenda? 1 , e alligha ila - ,G1 haeffer. le r. McClintock. y , f . SECOND n Ha n, Luc a.19hnso,9w'7 r,' , ,f 5, V . of V f 4,11 , ,f . A I ' I 1 '11, . ,, . V IIA, I X. ,A I 1 , fly! .1 ,Q NIV . 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' 'Hs 'I HJ' 2, L, xg , V K ,, at x , M , , Y f-:W '05 'A' 1 E - , L 6g,,,i'5 v we QQ, -, ff BRENDA BIER X . AK .. 'QQ .. fl 1 J! U jx.:f-7, JP if A, f . ,, , W 2:95 . ' nk , 494' . ,Av -. ,...f-..H I a K1 f K, QF 4 0 , Q Mg A .v- 'iw . I lf, , c fx e E 'Q Y 'X , .mmap fa ' ' .,f : --Q 3 f I ,iE2!Zl!lir MQQTN' AF 1 tix 26 I Q 4 4 ivx 0 D ,L Nj V f QF Hxfiyt 2 , Q K D Q e O Would be 72 jim IZ., .af Would be as friendly as Putsie Baxter. Would have the sweet smile of Laurinda Bringer. Would have the determination of Ruthann Blankenship Would have the long black hair of Carolyn Bremmer. Would be as energetic as Carol Brumbaugh. Would be as faithful as Delores Callighan. Would be as fun loving as Carol Comstock. Would have the neatness of Judy Eger. Would have the blue eyes of Judy Franklin. Would have the friends of Sherol Hinds. Would be as cheerful as Sharon Kespohl: Would have the laugh of Sharon Lumpe. Would be as smart as Helen McFarland. Would be as independent as Shirley Meyers. Would have the homemaking ability of Jenny Nelson. Would be as prompt as Katherine Pryor. Would have the art ability of Becky Schenck. Would be as successful as Dorothy Stuhlman. Would be a hard worker like Earlene Sutton. Would be as casual as Lila Tate. Would be as restless as Lois Tuter. Would be as sincere as Reba Wagner. jim QV eclf My Would have the ability to get along with the teachers like Orland Ashburn. Would have the calmness of Wayne Barnett. as easy going as Gerald Begley. Would be as determined as Willy Blankenship. Would have the remarks of Mike Bross. Would be as mischievous as Marvin Boulware. Would have the studying ability of Jerry Carpenter. Would have the build of Delbert Coleman. Would be as tall as David Cook. Would have the dark black hair of Jim Cottrell. Would be as fun loving as Howard Disselhorst. Would have the brown eyes of Eugene Dodd. Would be as loyal to a girl as Charles Duncan. Would be as serious as Larry Edmunds. Would be as comical as George Elliott. Would have the quietness of William Gard. Would be a good pal like Harold Griesbaum. Would have the politeness of Millard Hanlin. Would be as shy as Everett Herren. Would be as clean cut as Don Hevel. Would have the sense of humor of Hugo Hoderlein. Would have the farming ability of Charley Johnston. Would be as musically inclined as Vincent Johnson. Would be as sensible as Dewayne Larenson. Would have the smile of Richard Ledbetter. Would have the clothes of Paul Lehenbauer. Would be as good natured as Jim Lovelace. Would be as talkative as Huck Lugering. Would have the bowling ability of Bill Marquart. Would have the eyelashes of Ken McGlothlin. Would be as sharp as Larry Million. Would be as dependable as Danny Nelson. Would be as friendly as George O'Brien. Would have the driving ability of Billy Otten. Would have the laugh of Jeep Saffarrans. Would have the voice of Pee Wee Sanders. Would have the brains of Arlen Schade. Would have the drumming ability of Bill Schaffer. Would have the cool ways of Bobby Zoller. CZ... MA Orland Ashburn wills his marching ability to Beverly Shear. Wayne Barnett wills his muscles to Bob Peak. Putsie Baxter wills her new formula to cure colds to Becky Taylor. Gerald Begley wills his white bucks to Hubert Vopel. Laurinda Bringer wills her sweet ways to Kathy Pickett. Ruthann Blankenship wills her vitality to Tonya Gross. Willy Blankenship wills his dark-rimmed glasses to Philip Thomas. Carolyn Bremmer wills her diamond to no one. Mike Bross wills his chemistry ability to Wayne Huckabee. Carol Brumbaugh wills her library work to Phyllis Meyers. Marvin Boulware wills his ambitious ways to David Ward. Delores Callighan wills her typing ability to Janice Phillips. Jerry Carpenter wills his love of social studies to Larry Thomas. Delbert Coleman wills nothing to no one. Carol Comstock wills her laughter to Caroline Leeser. David Cook wills his cowboy boots to Pete Powell. Jim Cottrell wills his brown eyes to John Duncan. Howard Disselhorst wills his carefree ways to Marion Potterfield. Eugene Dodd wills his love of English to Eleanor Yackley. Charles Duncan wills his Hannibal trips to Sarabeth Stevens. Larry Edmunds wills his nice ways to Lester Dent. Judy Eger wills her tame ways to J. R. Fohey. George Elliott wills his physique to Bill Stauffer. Judy Franklin wills her wild Deacon ways to Sue Marksbury. William Gard wills his hair-do to Stanley Davis. Harold Griesbaum wills his mischievous ways to Al Durand. Millard Hanlin wills his friendly ways to Darrell Harris. Everette Herren wills his masculine ways to Gray Kerrick. Don Hevel wills his ability to sleep in English and still get an E to Alan Hagaman. Sherol Hinds wills her feet to Freda Poppe. Hugo Hoderlein wills his early hours to Bow Juette. Charles Johnston wills his knowledge of what goes on in the drawing room to all girls concerned. Vincent Johnson wills his dancing ability to John Hoehne. Sharon Kespohl wills her leadership ability to Carolyn Schoenborn. Dewayne Larenson wills his coon hunting ability to Evelyn Schenck. Richard Ledbetter wills his ways with women to Olan Gottman. Paul Lehenbauer wills his Plymouth to Charlie Myers. Jim Lovelace wills his dimples to Kenny Shannon. Sharon Lumpe wills Richard to anyone who thinks they can get him. Richard Lugering wills his unique intelligence to Ordell Johnson. Bill Marquart wills his card playing ability to Wendeall Vance. Kenny McGlothlin wills his car to Bob Ravenscraft. Helen McFarland wills her brown hair to Joyce Larenson. Shirley Meyers wills her car to Judy Meyers. Larry Million wills his tapered pants to George Donel. Danny Nelson wills his dark complexion to Paul Beckgard. Jenny Nelson wills her guarding ability to Karen Huckabee. George O'Brien wills his pickup truck to James Dent. Billy Otten wills Ruby to no one. Katherine Pryor wills her quiet ways to Susan Sears. Jeep Saffarrans wills his fighting ability to Roger Sublette. Marion Sanders wills his Latin ability to Bill Hunter. Arlen Schade wills his brains to Alice K. Sutterfield. Bill Schaffer wills his ability to run the film projector to Loren Ward Becky Schenck wills her beau to Marilyn Million. Dorothy Stuhlman wills her secretarial ability to Elizabeth Gottman. Earlene Sutton wills her waitress job to Shirley Thomas. Lila Tate wills her artist ability to Helen Durham. Lois Tuter wills her page boy to Mae Cline. Reba Wagner wills her figure to Mary Wigger. Bob Zoller wills his pipe to Eugene Wharton. 74 'E-x gl: 3' i 42 xg: -, fa in , L I , , I. 1.1 1 s 4 ' L' C U , T A sf 5 ,Q n W m il!! Homecoming W rvn -Y arnwarmin .L 2 1'Q'!521ix '-I , i'NgQJ1 . VLLIIQ5 0lfLI lfL6LWLQlfLf Sfldpj .2 0lfLlf'lfL6LWLQlfLf ,SlfL6L!0Z5 I -an Qei CALM lfL6L!045 rw, ART 7th MATH AG, I Not Hugo talkingilll! Jane, no primpingli Hum-it must be interesting! F 1 ' ' L ' IM , AA, l . G , TYPING II GEOGRAPHY ENGLISH Ill Typing or talking? Forced or voluntary work? Bill do you find her interesting? ,.s' bTUDX HALL CHLNllbTll'1 Xll I L Ring bell rmg Vihit a mess' Xie bowb he topic P 81 UOL55 140,05 P1 MECHANICAL DRAVVING CITIZENSHIP BOOKKELIPING Hug0. life YOU really helping? The boss has spoken!! Tell us all about it, Lila! Ulu ,.--f WNW M th... AMERICAN HISTORY P.E, GENERAL SHOI' Bow have you got problems? Let's get together girls! Whut's in the making? ' eiiirlil ll.. SENIOR DHAMATIC5 SHOHTHAND ll MIXED CHORUS What a cast! C2m't you get it Sharon '? Now evc!'y'b041Y Sink!! 82 f. WM' 5 A ' LM ii 1 V i:f xm-1 5 'P x ,v P N V 1, ,,,, 7? ,Q ,.. -Eu 994 ar lF + ' U F e f 1 P ' AL I VL v -In xv 1 J 1 ZZe,o'i? x nwkgjggb X va f , A My -,,iiiN v i 1 x ' 1 . ' A ,L NA X , Q-f q..,.: 1,255 4 f Q '4 ' f 9 . 'n . 1 s . TO THE CLASS OF 1960 HUTCH'S DINNER BELL and SERVICE STATIQN 1 . 1 ':... N' 4 ., ly N.. DRESS RIGHT YOU CAN'T AFFORD NOT TO SPEAK'S MEN'S WEAR 5 3 15 S0l1th Third Hannibal Missourii Palmyra Savings 8 Building Association 204 South Main Street Palmyra Missour1 ,, , ,-I , .,,., Cgtlt Cgtlt S T Th C1 f 60 lewis Brothers Funeral Home Dr. J. P. Heitman P lmyra M B rvi h C g t 1 t T T Th S Th l960S Kleinschmidts' Store Hinds Animal Clinic Compliments To The Class of '60 Thornburg's lunch Congratulations To The Class of '60 McPike Truck Service Mr. and Mrs. B. J. McPike Compliments Of Wright Bros. Furniture and Appliances 'The Live Wire Home Outfitters 305 North Main Hannibal, Mo, Congratulations To The Seniors lacey and Hoenes General Construction Cabinet Work - Mill Work 718 North Main Phone 183 Palmyra, Mo. Cgtlt Al BtVlh Durand's Drugs Vlh Ph macyls AP f ' C mpliments Of Buckman's Tavern C mpliments Of Kline's Service Station B dly A ID p a S lh 13 Cgtlt T ThS C1 Sara l. Bier Realty Russell E. Bier Construction Service bl 8 Beverly and Mary Sue Denny M. Bross Milk Hauler Of Grade A and Grade B Milk Also Custom Lime Phosphate And Gravel Hauling Congratulations And Best Wishes Whit., Mim., and Rell Holstein Vaughn 84 Burge Implement Co. John Deere Farm E uipment C1 301' DEERE Q QUALITY FAR EQUIPMENT Service and Repair Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 42 Compliments Of D. H. Wagner M FA Mutual and Country Side Insurance Office Phone 660 Residence Phone 710 Palmyra, Missouri 1 C pl t C pl t Of Of Arden Taylor Myrl Sternke Y SH F I Ag t lh 330 Best Wishes To The Class of '60' -?.3 5, Scl1affer's Shoe Store -.1 i Conner's Corner s. MM, is It ' W. , 24-Hour Truck Stop Proprietors, Opal and Freddie Conner .Junctions 24 and 61 - Taylor, Mo. Congratulations To The Class of '60 From Your Zenith'-Emerson TV and Norge Appliance Dealer Haydon Appl. Co. Jo-Rufe-Dick-Esther Phone 396 Palmyra, Missouri Congratulations To The Class of '60 Sprague Funeral Home Phone 2 95 A -1.-. .I . Congratulations To The Class of '60 Art Akerson Congratulations To The Class of '60 Woody's Barber Shop Congratulations To The Class of '60 Aileen's Beauty Salon Aileen Lomax Owner Phone 68 Farms - City Property Insurance and Loans Palmyra Real Estate C0 Phone 73 Ira Leach Phone 92 S. F. White - Phone 91 --IfdQaT-olns Book Store Fountain Service Ice Cream Sodas - Malted Milk Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1960 Jimmy Links 4215 McMaster's Avenue Open 7 Days and Nights H annib al, Missouri Compliments Compliments Of Of Grant Hess Contractor and Builder M. D. Phone 759 Palmyra, Missouri Congratulations Compliments To Of The Seniors Of 1960 Hinds' Dairy Cattle Sale 0sbourne's Daily ' Betty Ki Harry Hinds lugering 81 Sons Plumbing 81 Hliitillg Ph Palmyra, M1ssouri Bross Blacksmith Sho Congratulations Seniors P Best Wishes To The Class of 1960 SKYLINE Top Quality Food ls Our Trademark Congratulations To The Class of '60 King's laundromat Wester swf Tires and Batteries Auto Accessories Home Appliances Phone 33 Palmyra, Missouri Congratulations To The Seniors of '60 Ben Franklin Store Carl Heitman, Owner Courtesy Of Congratulations . To The Seniors of 60 The Mirror 613 Maine Street Quincy, Illinois Qmy.S Most Complete Western light and Selection of Telephone Company Famous - Name Sportswear Dr esses Foundations Congratulations To The Class of 60 Central Stone Company Quality Products Pay Agricultural Limestone - All Specifications of Road Rock Huntington Missouri The Sclwaefefs Raymond, C . Margaret A G1 D lomax Brick and Stone Englehardt Boat Sales Construction E inrude Motors Lone Star Bo t Terri-Marine H B t Ph 607 IOO Bueier's Butter - Krust Hobo Roman Meal Your Daily Bread lklkliflkvkvkvkfkfhk 6 Mississippi Grill Serving Fine Food West Quincy, Missouri Congratulations To The Class of 1960 207 Cafe Mom Hoenes Breakfast, Dinners, Suppers Eat Out Where Fine Foods Are Served Heating Supply Wholesale Only 201 South Main Phone 13 Palmyra, Mo. Palmyra Recreation Center Compliments Of Rol-o-rama Skating Nightly Phone 101 Garage Your Business Appreoi ated 101 102 Best Wishes To The Congratulations To Class of '60 The Seniors of '60 Quick Growth Livestock Russ SL Earl Supplements 0 '0'u! Mobnon Feed For Profit Friendly Service Mobil Gas West Quincy, Missouri Illinois Manufacturing Co. Cf Quincy, Illinois Compliments Westgate Food Center Of S 8: H Metropolitan life Insurance Green Stamps Company Phone 5-4612 West Quincy, Missouri Monroe City Congratulations To The Class Of '60 Robey-Robinson Lumber Company 'H W. QUINCY, MO. SPRINGFIELD MATTOON DICK TURNER BOX 366 PHONE 2-7709 PALMYRA' MESOUR' 1310 E. .lEFFERsoN sr. PHONE 465 SPRINGFIELD, ILL. IO3 PALMYRA STATE BANK DEPOSITS 34,700,000 WSURMQQ 0 5 5 9? Q . 41' J CONGRATULATI ONS TO TH E CLASS OF 1960 Best Wishes C mpliments To Th Of I S f 60 Hannibal New Car Dealers Association Dr. lucast H nibal, Missouri Best Wishes C mpliments To The Seniors Of Bernard's Frozen Food locker J. Burdman Auto Parts Q Retail Meats Ph Q 515 O S hm, P lmyra, Missouri 106 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To PALMYRA HIGH Class of 1959 - '60 From COU NTY OFFICIALS Listed Below PALMYRA COURT HOUSE Eugene B. Poole, Ennis Sears ,, , Steve Drake , , Milton Cary , , Eugene F. Ruoff , Earl Bauerrichter Harry J, Mitchell B. E, Bigger . . . , , , Circuit Clerk and Recorders Office , , , , County Clerk's Office , , County Treasurer's Office , County Col1ector's Office , . . . , , , , , , County Sheriff's Office . County Superintendent of School's Office . . , . . . Prosecuting Attorney's Office . . Magistrate - Probate Judge's Office James E. Riney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . County Assessor's Office County Committee Dudley Lane. , , Don Smith . . Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation . . . Farmers Home Administration Office . . Solis Conservation Service C mpliments DevIin's Window Service Of Y H gh y E g Window Washing Glazing - SCI' g Window G1 Cut T F t H. Dean Crssna Ph 225A P' lmyra, Missouri C mpliments Best Wishes Of Booth 0iI Company Dr. F. G. Carlstead Dr. Forrest G. Carlstead, Jr. Quincy Bottling Company Quincy, Illinois Bottlers of Pepsi Cola, Hires Root Beer Q Orange Crush, Grapette . Ol. A And A Bubble Up Be Sociable Have A Pepsi 1 OUR BEST TO YOU West Quincy Lumber Co West Quincy, Missouri Your Lumberyard Department Store Custom Kitchens Designed For You By Kircher Cgtlt TTh Bob Johnson S f1960 Th Insura Package Store C mpliments T Best Wishes Th C1 f 60 T The C1 Of 1960 Crown Shoe Manufacturing Company Meyers Cafe ? ' Congratulations To The Class of '60 Davis Machine Shop Compliments To Senior Class of '60 From Your Dependable International Distributor Missouri-Illinois Tractor and Equipment Co., Inc Congratulations and Best Wishes Wells and Hatlwoway D-X Service To The Senior Class Of '59-'60 Congratulations To The Class of 1960 lloyd Erwin Dirt Contractor Phone 476 Palmyra, Missouri Compliments To The Seniors of '59-'60 Rocket Cafe Open 24 Hours A Day Junction 36 Ki 24 11 112 Congratulations Seniors There's More Room At The Top Than At The Bottom Phone 77 lrmvaoln Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1960 Ray's Super Market 1 vu ' :. Compliments Congratulations Of To The Class of rrcsor' If In Need of A Haircut Stop In On The Corner Harold lieurance Your Business Is Appreoiated Air Conditioned Your Standard Mr. 81 Mrs. Archie Pugh Dealer Loveg reen Motor Company Your Ford Dealer Since 1934 .Q ,Emir I Palmyra Phone 99 Missoun 113 C g t 1 t C mpliments T Of Th S Me er Sheet Metal B0yer's Y Radio 81 TV Service RCA D 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Meye C g t 1 t T Th S Farmers 81 Traders Commission Co. Sale Every Monday Th HbOfTheC ommunity SorreIl's Superette Groceries - Meats Ice Cream - Milk Open 7 Days Sz Nights Compliments Of Auto Phone 619 Ed. J. Schaeffer Palmyra, Missouri lklklklklklkllvklklklklk Compliments Congratulations Of To The Stuhlman Motor Co. Class of 1960 From Painting - Auto Repairing Wrecks Rebuilt PM 258 Wolf Implement Co Palmyra, Missouri 116 Courtesy Congratulations Of To The Seniors Of '60 lucke Maytag Stores , Teels Hardware 308 South Main Palmyra Broadway Hannibal Phone 185 bklklklklklk lklklkllwlwkvklk I Compliments And Best Wishes To The Seniors Qf H60vv Nemo Cleaners Congratulations Seniors Missouri Rural Electric Co-op Flo - Ray Farms Registered Guernsey Congratulations To The 1960 Seniors R, D, Pennewell Compliments Of Quincy Pasteurized Milk and Ice Cream Association Durst Bros. Sunshine Dairy Hey Bros. Hy-Grade Ice Cream Co Prairie Farms of West, I11, Keck Bros, Dairy - Willers Dairy Mid-West Dairy Hklklkikfkikfkfklklk 117 118 Compliments Of Mallory Truck Service Phone 354 Palmyra, Missouri l May Your Lives Be As Lucky As A 4-Leaf Clover Cloverleaf Motel With Its Most Beautiful Honeymoon Suites Mr. and Mrs, C, R. Melton Managers Box 355 Phone BA 3-3280 West Quincy, Illinois l l I Compliments Cuckoo Clock Enjoy The Finest Of Food And Drink In The Beautiful New Clock Quincy, Ill, FOR A PONY YOU WILL BE HAPPY WITH, BUY ONE VVITH A Million Guarantee STALLION SERVICE RIDING HORSES QSTUDSJ QBROOD MARESJ 1515.001 CALL SIZESJ TACK QNEW gl USEDI RONIES FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES PONIES BOARDED AND TRAINED AT MILLION ACRES PONY FARM 430 W. LINE STREET PHONE 698 PALMYRA MISSOURI 119 Registered Aberdeen Angus C g t 1 t To The C1 ss Of 1960 Ruff Farm Supply 401 South 6th Quincy, 111 is Ruff locker Service Eileenrne re Breeding Margaret, H. R., and Jim Hackler Taylor, Missour 1214 Vermont Quincy, 111' ' Quincy Soybean 'd d5 Co' Muffley watch Repair 111 W. LaFayett St t Palmyra, Missour Y x Best Wishes I Wish You Of Good Luck And B. and W. Truck Repair Good Hem' New And Used Pam Thomas W. Vance, D. C West Quincy, Missoum West Quincy, Missoum Eat More Beef Compliments Of Rudie Haerr and Sons M., . ve, Neff Implement 84 Garage T Your Case Dealer Congratulatlons Q To The 1960 Seniors O ,QU C0ttrelI's Hurry in lunch Complete Radiator Service Car, Truck, Tractor Repair Eat With Us 114 West Olive Street Phone 48 Best Wishes To The Class Of '60 Brown's Furniture Store Compliments Of Gregory Floral Shop Say It With Flowers But Say It With Ours lklklklklklklklklklklklklklklklk Don W. Sigler Studio For Portraits With Personality Phone 1752 705 Broadway Hannibal, Missouri Hk2lOIf1k1O4lOf1l000k1k2lUlOIUkPk Best Wishes To The Class Of 1960 Bakers of Congratulations To The Class Of 1960 Fine Bakery Products Dr. Glascock 123 Northeast Missouri Electric Power Co-Cp. Rex Barber Shop F1tT C Ct Stratton's Tavern Mississippi Valley Clwemical Company PoIIitt's Motel and Cong Service Station STANDARD Bier and Stewart Contractors Phone '74 126 BUY AND SAVE WITH IMPERIAL ASK OUR STATION ATTENDANTS ABOUT OUR FREE GIFTS INCLUDING TV SETS ELECTRIC ROASTERS SHOTGUNS BICYCLES AND POWER LAWN MOWERS IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION HIGHWAY 61 PALMYRA MISSOURI C mpliments T Th C g t 1 t 1960 S T Th S f 60 Kaden Implement Specialty Company Show Me Jewelry Ph 35 P lmyra Missour Maly's Beauty Shop Mary Saly r 522 West N St t E ing By App ' tment Ph 136 C mp1'ments Cf Mette's Feed Mill 128 Compliments Of Stow's Phillips Hoo Congratulations To The Congratulations Class of '59-'60 From Bullt Rlte Construction Schwartz Implement Hannibal, Missouri Oliver Sz Kewanee Phone 946 In Hannibal, Mo. Farm Equipment Phone 438W In Palmyra, Mo lklklklkiklkikik Illltfllfllfflflkllillfllllk I Compliments Of Lesser and Slauller Truck Service Congratulations To The Class of 1960 Compliments Of Bill Heimer and Sons , Carroll 81 Elsie's Breeders of Registered Hampshire Hogs Taylor, Missouri We Never Sleep We Are Here To Serve You 24 Hours l 129 130 Compliments of Compliments O O Community Dairy Of Home Of Your Favorite Ice Cream Fountain Service Malts Sz Shakes Grade A Milk Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ravenscraft Owners Hannibal Phone 2106 Seth Harrington, Owner Palmyra Phone 222 Gambles Store .. 4 Palmyra Sz Maroeline Congratulations Congratulations To The Seniors Of To The 1960 Class of 1960 Owsleyfs Pharmacy Q Palmyra Sewing Center Bates Pampered Cottons Dan River Cottons Botony Woolens Phone 40 Agent For Dreyer Cleaners Palmyra, Missouri Diamonds Gifts Watches Gibbs Jewelry Best Wishes To The Class of l960 Palmyra Missouri 131 Fagan's I.G.A. Foodliner a nd Fa rm Store Sutton's Garage 81 Service Station Farmers Elevator and Sales - Service Co. ne 3 Compliments Of I Key Club Palmyra F.F.A. Chapter Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve 65... iw-4. I Q n 69.110 MWA 5 ,W 'R v 'f -. f. ,Af ' X 41 . Q Iv 'Q -gf k Q' D .3 ffF s ' rx U s J Chapter Officers President, Charles Johnston Vice President, Howard Disselhorst Secretary, Larry Edmunds Treasurer, Jerry Carpenter Reporter, George O'Brien Sentinel, Wayne Barnett Advisor, Mr, Swofford 133 134 Garner Dissellworst Farm Quincy, Illinois Visitors Cattle For Always Sale at All Welcome Times of Any Age We Endeavor To Improve The Highest Standards of Hereford Catt1e iiiti si 35 S332 E Q32 si w 0