Piedmont High School - Bobcats Meow Yearbook (Piedmont, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL Piedmont, Missouri THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL LIFE 1957-1958 - Our year of entering outer space - SPUTNIKS I, II, and the U. S. EXPLORER, etc. FALL - School Opens We, the students of PHS, are conscious of the invasion of outer space. We realize that our future lies in a scientific world. We will experience the race toward the moon very soon. Not even our dreams in fantasy can begin to stem what our future life may ex- perience. Our schools are trying to lay a foundation for the most wonderful age known to man. MB. BILL SHELTON MR. JIM SEAL MR. JOE SHELTON THE NEW SCHEDULE Oh, what will I take? What looks easy? GETTING BOOKS Here we pan with our money and become walk- ing libraries. Oooh! Oh, well, it may be fun after all. OLD FRIENDS MEET After that first day old friends ask, What are you tak- ing? Did you get the right teacher for your course? Where are you eat- ing, today? School Uend vi SEPTEMBER 2. 9. 13. 20. 23. 27. OCTOBER 1. 4. 7. 11. 18. NOVEMBER 1. 7-8. 19. 22. 28-29. DECEMBER 6. 10. 13. 16. 17. School opened School pictures Teachers meeting at Greenville Volleyball at Wllliamsville National Assembly Volleyball: Williamsville here Volleyball at Patterson Volleyball here with Greenville National Assembly Volleyball tournament at Piedmont Teachers meeting at Cape Girardeau School Carnival State Teachers’ Meeting Basketball, Patterson Basketball, St. Marys Thanksgiving Holidays F. H. A. to Ellington Basketball at Fredericktown Basketball with Ironton here Brown Shoe Company entertained All-School Assembly Student Council District Meet at Bloomfield 20. Basketball with Esther here 20 to January 2, Christinas Vacation JANUARY 3. 7. 10. 13-19. 17. 20. 27. 28. 31. FEBRUARY 4. 5. 7. 11. 13. 14. 19. 21. 23. Basketball with Lutesville here Basketball with Ellington there Basketball with Fredericktown here Poplar Bluff Tournament Marquand there Ellington Mid Term game there Ellington Grades here Centerville here Greenville here Annapolis here Lutesville Grades here Ellsinore here Van Buren Grades there Valentine Party Doniphan there Greenville here Bismark here A. A. S.A. St. Louis MARCH 3. Lutesville Grades there 7. Senior Play 11. Centerville Grade School Tournament 11. Piedmont-El Is inore Tournament 14-15. Student Council State Meet In Kirkwood 28. Spring Concert APRIL 8. Career Day at Greenville 18. Baseball at Des Arc 21. National Assemble - - Sea Animals 25. Des Arc here - - baseball MAY 1. Fredericktown band Concert here 2. Baseball Ironton here 3. Cape Girardeau Scholastic Track Meet 6. Senior Sneak Day 11. Baccalaureate 15. Track Meet 16. Commencement 16. F. H. A. Initiation 21. Class Awards Assembly 21. Freshman Tea by Student Council 22. New classes meet 23. Picnic - - School closes 18-24. Senior trip to Washington, D. C., and New York H. A. WHITE, Superintendent 4c(jHCKCdtn Uc tH MARGIE UAMES, Secretary SWW ScCu Utoi John Drew Carter, Secretary; Edward Waltrip; H, A. White, Superintendent; David Miller, Vice-President; T. J. Davis, Jr.; Dr. G. E. Knox; Marvin Bowles, President. 'pacuCty 'PtetUnoat T u lic Sc taoC , f 95 7-5% FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. J. M. English, Music; Mr. Floyd Hughey, Math substitute; Mr. Thomas Ream, Industrial Arts; Mr. Edward Stafford, Eighth Grade; Mr. Clarence DeSpain, Social Studies; Mr. J. P. Jones, Science and Principal; Mr. H. A. White, Superintendent. SECOND ROW; Mr. Dorothy Reid, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Joann Seitz, Home Economics; Mrs. Joan Toney, Social Studies; Mrs. Merle Newman, Second Grade; Mrs. Elaine English. Sixth Grade; Mrs. Marjorie Glover, First Grade; Mrs. Ercel Jones, English; Mrs. Helen Mullikin, First Grade; Mrs. Vaneta Hixson, Third Grade. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bernice Mann, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Wilma M. Pyles, Commerce; Mrs. Dymple Medlen, Special Edu- cation; Mrs. Ethel White, Seventh Grade; Mrs. Hazel Ward, Second and Third Grades; Mrs. Daisy DeBoard, Fourth and Fifth Grades; Mrs. Beulah Connelly, Sixth and Eighth Grades. Mr. Joe Glover, Coach - - Absent. We all remember that first year of school when we made many new friends and fell in love with our teacher. We loved the art work and the sand boxes where we spent many hours. We learned to write our name and say the a, b, c's. .-4 i 3? m ft 1 ■0 A at ... • h i ■ V' n A I - a r 1 7 n L. J 1 1 fAMfth Danny Duncan, Goldie Marler, Freddy Kime, Myra Carter, Ronnie Karn, Bemiece Gowen, Ste- ven Brown, Mary Ijames, Norman Jackson, Deborah Conner, Carhn Thompson, Twila Gale, Steven Perkins, Sheryl Loucks, Johnnie Bauer, James Ballard, Patricia Burton, Gary Street, Mari- lyn McMurry, Catherine Sheets, Eddie Henson, Linda Landing, Robert Loyd, Rebecca Earney, Robert Brinkley, Donna Myers, Jessee Milleson, Judy Trinkler, Thomas McFadden, Loretta Gam- mons, Dennis Barfield, Linda Bird, Bill Wright, Nancy Lovelace, Terry Lutes, Shari Sanders, Donald Abrams, Paula Schaber, Dorthie Thompson. C. Smith, M. Unding, S. Snow, C. DeBoard, S. Dundan, R. Waller, J, Pruitt, R. Brinkley, G. Street, J, Unding, R. Keister, R. Burch, J. Duncan, L, McMurray, B. Glover, L. Berry, G. Duncan, O. Johnson, L. Brown, B. Percy, D. Handy, D. Faries, D. Davis, L. Barrett, D. Middendorf, B. Hinkle, C. Warren, C. Waites. O. Faulkner, J. Garner, L. Beatty, C. Morris, L. Wright, N. Newman, J. Dareen, C. Landing, L. Page, C. Roberts, R. Gowen, D. Brooks, B. Eaton, M. Sheets, J. Seal, F. Milleson, L. Gowen, T. Unding. tyicute J. Webb, S. Kime, G. Brinkley, J. Sullivan, V. Howard, C. Livingston, B. Loyd, C. Wildman, J, Goad, L. Harrison, C. Blackwell, S. Handy, G. Seals, W. Street, A. Cortez, L. Page, D. Fowler, C. Hinkle, L. Hughey, L. Pickett, S. Desha, V. Houts, Jr., L Warren, S. Weible, D. Hibbard, G. Durham, C. Clements, B. Kirkpatrick, J. West, R. Percy, C. Barrett, M. Hastings, 3. Kaylor, G. Kri- der, P. Street, L. Louds, G. Lutes, S. Brown, M. Boatwright, J. Cline, C. Henson, L. Hinkse. B. Houts, M. Pursey, F. Sharp, C. Myers, J. Connor, M. Melis, D. Wil- son, S. Barrett, D. Carnahan, B. Malloy, D. Brinkley, N. Johnson, R. Reynolds, W, Skepeneit, E. Clements, D. Noldge, R. Rayfield, E. Landing, M. Middendorf, K. Bowles, P. New- son, N. Roberts, T. Abrams, S. Beaty, P. Bollard, M. DeSha, J. Burch, G. Loucks, L. Reed, B. Eads, D. Wallis, J. Brinkley, D. Cassidy, R. Clark, L. White, K. Bauer, C. Jordon, B. Gen- tles, R. Landing, S. Crowell, I. Ben- nett, R. McMurry, E. Eaton, R. Mar- ler, J. Baker, T. Pruitt, E. Jackson, E. Kirkpactrick, D. Davison, I. Guess, R. Smith. J. Kaylor, J. Hackworth, L, Barrett, G. John- son, I. Skepeneith, J. Lane, S. Church, J. Sti- vers, B. Gish, M. Melleson, C. Tooke, J. How, S. Krider, L. Barfield, M. Wieble, C. Chilton, P. Allen, K. Brug, B. Wilcox, D, Casey, G. Clements, J. Church, B. Beaty, E. Church, D. Waller, J. Turnbough, H. Clements, C. Wy- more, G. Ward, V. Howard, G. Sharp, L. Webb, R. Montgomery, B. Hampton, J. Carter, S. White, J. Reed, C, Darden, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Craft, J. Little, F. Jordan, K. Brinkley, S. Ward, E. Holliday, v’l i Seventh B. Brinkley, B. McMurry, B. Moreland, K. Elrod, N. Glover, D. Hamby, S. Noldge, L. Wallis, J. Beardon, R. Resinger, R. McCormick, S. Smith, S. Davis, E. Knox, M. Hamby, D. Lane, L. Wilcox, C. Dace, C. Brown, D. Davison, B. DeSha, J. Weir, D. Beaty, S. Duncan, D. Beaty, D. Dri- zius, E. Banks, D. White, L, Jarrel, G. Horne, R. Hamby, L. Moss, J. Woods, J. Johnson, R. Rampshur, B. Davis, L. Lane, D. Vance, D. Trinkler, J. Boenninghousen, W. Wildman, B. Hahn. tyuute M. Hackworth, J. Moreland, J. Bell, N. Littles, E. Richardson, B. Bennett, P. Krider, J. Davis, S. Jar- rell, B. Dunnegan, D. Baker, M. Casey, H. Elling- house, S. Livingston, D. Miller, D. Hovis, M. Kay- „ my ' i' k r r . 1 lor, B. Houts, J. Moreland, W. Reed, C. Hind, B. Hastings, R. Craft, H. Ward, J. Newman, D, Hahn, R. Keister, J. Pruitt, M. Pruitt, B. Landing, J. Roberts, E. Rose, J. Moore, B. Wildman, J. De- Clue, B. Jones, J. Brinkley, M. Smith, J. Price, L. Schaber, F. Rayfield, G. Durahm, J. Beaty, R. Dunnegan, F. Burton, D. Allen, J. Desha, E. Eaton, G. Faulkner, R. Faulkner, J. Beaty, B. Bearden, F. Kirkpatrick. tyuute ScAooC s4ctcuitte The grade school teams assure us of a better pre- pared high school squad. Mr. Stafford has endeav- ored to formulate a good athletic program which helps the students to gain a basic background for fu- ture activity. Zorn Most on t]r. Furniture, Heating, Floor Covering, and Plumbing Supplies R. L GARREN TRACTOR SALES Piedmont, Missouri Phone 160 m ____ ED WALTRIP, Distributor It's a Pleasure to Serve You With These Fine Bakery Products Grandma’s Cakes, Pan Dandy Tip Top and Fruend’s Bakery Specialties See Us for Building Supplies and Appliances Member of Federal Deposit E. G. SWEAZEA LUMBER Insurance Corporation HARDWARE Resources 2 l 2 Million Piedmont and Greenville THE ASHLOCKS WELCOME YOU Crown Our Daddy Keeps Our Wardrobe Clean and Neat How About Yours? SUE ANN BEAUTY SHOP JOHN AND LUCY COPELAND CLEANERS LESTER CROWELL Owner and Operator BURCH’S GROCERY AND STATION WARD’S We Sell Only the Best Groceries, Meats and Phillips 66 Products SUPER MARKET For Quality and Economy Compliments of “First in Fashion” Kay fields’ diarist DOUBLE “LL” STYLE SHOP If You Want to Dress Right Connie Says, “Shop at STEWARD’S TOGGERY” LAST minute ,NEWS Nothing Newer in the World ROSS FORD SALES Piedmont, Missouri Compliments of WAYNE COUNTY JOURNAL- BANNER BROWN Piedmont, Mo. SHOE COMPANY STIVERS OIL COMPANY For the Best Maintenance Service for Your Car See ARTIE TWIDWELL Piedmont, Missouri Located in Stiver’s Garage LET US HELP McMURRY CHEVROLET Shop and Save at T. W. HARRIS AND SON Piedmont, Missouri Piedmont, Missouri our DEPENDABLE t DRUGGIST PATTERSON’S W. P. TONEY AND SON SUPER MARKET PAUL AND SUE PATTERSON REXALL DRUG STORE ‘So ctte ui £ tcocciaye School SfivUt The Bobkittens were always there boosting the boys on to victory. The cheer- leaders have new gold colored slacks and blue sweaters. Leading the yells were the seven peppy cheerleaders: Carolyn Mann, Kay Burton, Sara White, Frances Price, Carol Bakor, Pam Knox, and Jesse King. We had a new sponsor, Mrs. Seitz, who en- couraged the enthusiasm of the squad. “Sa e UUl 7co k ttfocuttuncil 'ZOuttienA David Gayle, President; Frankie Ward, Vice-President, Margaret Henson, Secretary; Judy Kipp, Reporter; J. Kind, D. Beaty, W. Burton, R. Jones, J. Kiser, K. Kilberg, K. Kirk- patrick, C. Montgomery, R. Mabury, V. Thompson, P. Barrett, J. Bowles, R. Schaber, C. Lovelace, C, Casey, M. Alexander, A. Coleman, A. Eaton, C, Rich, S. White, V. Cortez, H. Cline, L. Proffitte, G. Wilson, B. Blue, J. White. 962 P. Knox L. Holman J. Woods J. Lowery C. Britt B. Coder G. Smith L. Kay lor W. Holman F. Thomas R. Mann S. Henson L. Brinkley W. Morss M. Beaty P. White M. Moreland J. Dace B. Wymore W. Mann L. Foster J. Lowery B. Malin J. Mell K. Guess W. Hartley S. Davis T. Clyburn E. Waites B. Clyburn O. Brown B. Clements P. Pauls C. Barton C. Cassidy, R. Leeper, C. Baker, P. Gish, P. Skepneit, G. Reynolds, S. Savage, J. Moore, G, Eudy, B. Burns, A. Henson, P. Miller, G. Livingston, H. Dunnegan, R. Gray, J. Little, C. Resinger, J. Buffington, P, Brinkley, E. Bennett, T. Jarrell, C. Hampton, B. Bazzell, A. Krider, F. Price, T. Lovelace, R. Hamby. o£ 96 M. Jones V. Cole S. Hampton C. Smith R. Moss L. Chiles T. Young L. Smith N. Hale C. Alexander S. Davis J. Clark C. Curry H. Malin T. Eudy T. Mann W. Bearden M. Curry N. Marler L. Hunter E. Goodson M. Cates B. Hughey M. Alexander W. Montgomery D. Bartz L. Williams R. McCormick B. Waller G. Jones L. Smith, President; J. Casey, Vice-President; B. Price, Treasurer; S. White, Secretary; A. Twidwell. J. Ezell, L. Johnson. B. Schaber, R. Coleman, B. Berner, S. Davidson, R. Moore, W. Weier, W, Barton, R. Clark, C. Smith, L. Chilton, W. Beaty. L. Waites B. Montgomery R. Bucannon C. Proffer R. Barren J. McGhee R. Eads A. DeSpain C. Cole R. McFadden B. Brinkley T. Toney A. Laxton B. Crowell V. Montgomery B. DeBoard J. Banz D. Bartch C. Rich J. Gray 'pufrcne 'rtyo H£ H4z6en s4tn uca We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm cour age and high hope. In belonging to the F. H. A. organization we achieve knowledge which is useful in maintaining a good home relationship. This year we saw demon- strated for the first time the electronic oven. F. H. A. gives experience needed in the glorious future of homemaking in an Atomic Age. Student gouKCtt utru6utee 't aluuMe eadenafafi The officers are: President, Caro- lyn Mann; Vice- President, Sara White; Secretary, Margaret Henson; Treasurer, Allen Twidwell; and Reporter, Phoebe Gish. This year P. H. S. entered the great fellow- ship of the National Organization of Student Councils. In chartering a group such as this we show progress in extracurricular work. This is a great step forward in service to our student body. Their first big job was that of drawing up a workable constitution and by-laws. This was soon followed by the publication of a student handbook. Next in evidence was their activity in ser- ving as promotion managers for the yearbook. The constant need for safety is ever upper- most in the minds of all citizens. The stu- dent councilors made posters to point out our dire need for safety consciousness. The student councilors are representatives of the classes. The senior representatives are: Carolyn Mann and Mike Stivers; junior: Sara White, Joann Casey and Allen Twidwell; sophomore: Gene Reynolds and Phoebe Gish; freshman: David Gayle and Margaret Henson. These students were guests at the Doniphan High School Installation service. From left to right they are Joann Casey, Sara White, Gene Reynolds, Carolyn Mann, and Mike Stivers. These officers attended the Bloomfield District meeting on December 17, 1957. They are Sara White and Carolyn Mann. This group attended the state meet- ing in St. Louis on March 14,15, 1958. They are Margaret Henson, Phoebe Gish, and (absent) Allen Twidwell. Second tZueen “Sodcatc TtCeoco £ u6sioHed Another Annual Queen has been chosen - - again your votes were cast for a pretty senior. Queen Kay Burton was attended by the three losing candidates: Phyllis Skepe- neit, escorted by Gene Reynolds; Margaret Henson, escorted by Bradley Cline; and Bev- erly Crowell, escorted by Allen Twidwell. Queen Kay was escorte'd by Michael Stivers. The procession was led by flower girl, Marsha Wright and crown-bearer Bobby Davis. Joann Ezell, editor-in-chief, of the BOBCAT'S MEOW, was the presiding officer for the coronation. This beautiful coronation and the program given for the entertainment of the queen and her retinue will long linger in the memory of those present. On October 30, the sophomore class sponsored a Halloween Party for the P. H. S. students. The door prize was awarded to Tommy Wymore. The best costume prizes for the girl and boy went to Betty Cortez and George Wilson. Cakes were auctioned, candy and soda were sold, square dancing and broom dan- cing were enjoyed by all. The Halloween Party Queen was Raleigh Leeper. She was crowned Queen by Car- roll Cassidy, president of the sophomore class. 'pcctuxe u4cKe4 deader } s4 Kencoa S uve aco xcC Our school shows progress by joining national organizations. Piedmont's chapter of F. B. L. A. was organized with twenty-six members this year. The installation ceremony in March was an event we shall not forget. The officers are Joann Ezell, President; Frances Price, Vice-President; Ada Henson, Secretary; Jill McGhee, Treasurer; and Linda Waites, Reporter. They took over the responsibility of leading the organization through the beginning year. The charter members are Kay Burton, Betty Cortez, Sue Davis, Wanda Henson, Frankie Krider, Carolyn Mann, Louise McClure, Rose Eudy, Jim Moreland, Mike Stivers, Shirley White, Geraldine Wood, Joann Casey, Beverly Crowell, Carol Smith, Tom Toney, Sara White, Carol Hampton, Gale Eudy, Raleigh Leeper, Linda Smith and the officers. The Boys' Staters are Tom Toney, Allen Twidwell, and Wayne Weier, They are al- ways chosen from the junior class. Each year a Federated Women's Club of Piedmont also sponsors a lucky candidate to attend the Egyptian Music Camp at DeQuoin, Illinois. Jill McGhee has been chosen. Each year the Federated Women's Club of Piedmont sponsors an outstanding citizen of the sophomore class to make the pilgrimage to Jefferson City. This year Gene Reynolds was the fortunate sophomore. Ocvi eCiyuM ‘rtyenifaye Attending Sunday School helps each student to gain inspirational guidance. The many different denominations in this community provide a choice of worship. The Sunday School class worship brings about a better understanding of religious education. The school and churches work together to make better individuals in the community. Si k «W Save At WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Davis Tires, Western Flyer Bicycles, Truetone Radios Auto Supplies, and Washers dtrice MEATS SHARP’S GLENN HIBBARD FOOD LOCKER Owner and Mgr Piedmont, Missouri Compliments of Dr. Q. S. Khok DENTIST DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 131 Piedmont, Missouri THOMAS J. DAVIS, JR., Owner Complete Insurance Service Phones 78 and 14 102 North Main Street Piedmont, Missouri Compliments of Dr. C S. Zoney M.D. Phone 58 Piedmont, Missouri Even the Little Folks Know Something’s Cookin’ at W. M. LUNA, HDEW. AUTO SUPPLIES Piedmont, Missouri CHILDRESS SHOE AND READI-WEAR Piedmont, Missouri JEWEL CHILDRESS, Prop. YOU SEARCH EH� S Zenith, Motorola, and Admiral TV Sales and Service We Service All Makes and Models CLYDE HAGGETT AMBULANCE 4 [day GISH FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Ph. 46-155-2261 Complete Out-of-Town Service Piedmont, Mo. Greenville, Mo. The Best in Meats, Groceries and Dry Goods GAYLE MERCANTILE Piedmont, Missouri Lowest Prices and Highest Quality Feeds ELVIS LEWIS FEED STORE Piedmont, Mo. Des Arc, Mo. One Stop Service PIEDMONT SHELL STATION Shell Products Goodyear Tires ‘Courteous Service” BILL EASTMAN, Prop. Presented by the Senior Class CHARACTERS Janis Whitney, the heroine --- --------------------------------------- WANDA HENSON Aaron Whitney, her father------------------------------------ ... BILL HO VIS Bess Whitney, her mother --- - CAROLYN MANN Kate, the Whitney maid - -- - — --------------- — FRANKIE KRIDER Jeff Redfield, former football star----------------------------------- FENTON MARLER Dan Blodgett, a plumber-------------------------- ----------------------MIKE STIVERS Leah Neville, Jeff's childhood sweetheart - -- -................... PHYLLIS McCUNE Glen Crockett, Leah's new husband ----------------------------------- LYNN BROWN Mrs. Van Snoot, society woman of Mallory................................. SUE DAVIS SYNOPSIS Act I. The living-room of the Whitney's summer camp, Mountain View Lodge, on Eagle Lake. Act II. The same. A short time later. Time. Morning. A summer's day. Eleventh Annual Spring Concert Pre- 1. Lassus Trombone - - Brad Cline, sented by the Music Department of Pied- Bill Price, Jim Bowles - - Accom- mont Public Schools. panist — Bob Hughey. Friday, March 28, at 7:30 p.m. 7. Boys' Chorus 1. The Monk - George O’Hara Under the direction of Mrs. Glover, 2. Stars of the Summer Night - Wood- Mrs. Mullikin, and Mr. English. bury - - Accompanist - - Bob Hughey. 1. First Grade Rhythm Band 8. Girls' Chorus 1. The March Wind - Fassler 1. Red Sails in the Sunset - Williams 2. Swing Song - Hartford 2. Desert Song - Rombert - - Accom- 3. Little Bunny Rabbit - Ostrander panist - Carol Baker. 2. Clarinet Quartet 9. Mixed Chorus 1. Minuette - Schmidt - - Sue Davis, 1. America Our Heritage - Stelle Carolyn Mann, Phoebe Gish, Janet 2. Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho Evans. 3. Piano Solo Spiritual - - Accompanist - Bob Hughey 1. Waltz in A - Flat Major - Chopin 10. Junior Band Jim Bowles 1. Merry Widow Waltz - Lehare 2. Jermina Waltz - Metcalf 4. Boys' Quartet 1. Moonlight on the Sea - Ronald Bar- 3. Military Escort - Bennet rett, Jim Bowles, Bill Price, Wayne 11. High School Band Weier. 1. Americans We - Fillmore 2. So This is Dvorak - Arrangement - 5. Soprano Solo Duchel 1. People Will Say We're in Love - 3. Poet and Peasant - Overture - Von Supp Rogers Hammerstein - - Sandra 4. Ranuchy - Popular Savage - Accompanist Carol Baker. 6. Trombone Trio 5. Trombones Triumphant - Keller 6. Star Spangled Banner - Smith eyt«t tenA cuuC Under the dir- ection of Mr. J. M. English our band, chorus, and orchestra have progressed im- mensely. The students of P. H. S. have shown a great interest in his well-planned activities. Mr. English has encouraged all students interested to take further training by pri- vate lessons. THE CLARINET QUARTET LETS GET GOING TOP ROW: Smith, McGhee. Hughes, Price. THIRD ROW: Price, Bakor, DeBoard, Bur- ton. SECOND ROW: Gish, Mann, Evans, Davis. FIRST ROW: Resinger, Boenning- housen, Schabor. HIT THAT TONE ON WE GO - Burton, White, Price, Mabury. THE LARGE HORNS TOP ROW: Cassidy, Vance, Reynolds, Bums, Barrett. FIRST ROW: Hughey, Wiedman, Thomas, Smith, White, Batton. TOP ROW: Ward, Stivers, Henson. THIRD ROW: McGhee, Lovelace, Brown. SECOND ROW: Brinkley, Davis, Smith. FIRST ROW: Casey, Knox. ScAooC OrcJte fruz LOUD NOISE TOP ROW; Cline, Price. SECOND ROW; Bowles, Miller, Toney. FIRST ROW: Richardson, Knox, Home. HIT THAT TONE TOP ROW; Wier, Gish, Miller. Mann, White. THIRD ROW; Wal- lis, Davis, Alexander, Davis, Evans. SECOND ROW: Resinger, Schabor, Boenninghousen, Wier, Jones. FIRST ROW; Proffitte, Davis, Banks, Bar- rett, Kilburg. ?95Z (Taken in fall of 1947) (240 446 7mat Studente 'Pu6ltCUtC4€€4 (2(044, With the aid of the new A. B. Dick mimeographing machine, we publish the BLUE AND GOLD ECHO. The yearbook, the BOBCAT'S MEOW, is the work of this staff. This class is un- der the direction of Mrs. Pyles. Standing from left are: Mike Stivers, Production Manager; Phoebe Gish, Sports Editor; Carol Cole, Humor Editor; Sara White, Bobkittens Reporter; and Jill McGhee, F. H. A. Reporter. Seated from left are: Susie Davison, Corresponding Secretary; Betty Schaber, Exchange Editor; Joann Ezell, Editor-in-Chief; and Linda Waites, Art Director. His bark is worse than his bite is a fitting description of you, Mr. Jones. In the years you have been principal you have proved your skill in handling any situation in an effective manner. You are co-sponsor of our chapter of the National Stu- dent Councils. Besides that you are co-sponsor of the soph- omore class. Science has become the num- ber one essential course in this age and you have proved that you are the one to teach it. 'putune Occufiatco t This is your fourth year of teaching social studies at P.H. S., Mr. DeSpain. You have estab- lished a firm but likeable way with the students. It has been said that you of- ten study more than your stu- dents. You are known to have the quietest library period in school. Mrs. Jones, you have unselfishly devoted yourself to the teaching profession at P. H. S. You realize the importance of English in the education of the younger generation. You are co-sponsor of the sophomore class. It is said that variety is the spice of life. The math department has been spiced with a variety of teachers this year. Mr. Shelby was with us until early in March. Except for a two-week period with Mr. Floyd Hughey, Mr. Leon Childress spent the rest of the year with us. To you, Mr. Childress, we owe a debt of gratitude for this co-operation on your part. To you, Mr. Ream, goes the credit for all work turned out of the shop. You have trained the boys well, and we know this work will prove very helpful to the boys in the future. You are co-sponsor of the senior class. Mrs. Toney, you have worked in different subjects, and we know you have proved yourself worthy in each of them. Your main interest seems to lie in business courses as you are co-sponsor of our chapter of the F. B. L. A. We could not do without Home Economics or you, Mrs. Seitz. The girls in your classes turn out such pretty clothes! The aroma that fills the hall from your direction makes everyone want to attend your foods classes. You are co-sponsor of the senior class, sponsor of the Bobkittens, and sponsor of the F. H. A. chapter. After twelve years the final days are upon us! Our trip plans are completed at last. Here are some scenes awaiting us. FRANKIE KRIDER President F. H. A. President KAY BURTON Annual Queen MIKE STIVERS PAT DURHAM Student Council Valedictorian ?95X MOTTO: Finished, Yet Beginning COLORS: Red and White FLOWER: Red Roses and White Ribbon JIM ALLEN CAROLYN MANN Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Student Council President FENTON MARLER ROSE EUDY LYNN BROWN SHIRLEY WHITE JIM MORELAND JACKIE JONES BOB MOSS SUE DAVIS CHARLES BRINKLEY BETTY CORTEZ KEEFE RAYFIELD PHYLLIS McCUNE WANDA HENSON LEROY STROUP JANET EVANS BILL HOVIS GLADYS RUSSELL KENNETH MORRIS louise McClure HAROLD SMITH accalcuviecite Sunday, May 11, 1958 Processional------------Audience Standing Invocation--------------Dr. C. M. Savage Hymn - - ---------------High School Choir Sermon------------------Rev. Mason Gregg Solo ---------Lord's Prayer - Sandra Savage Benediction---------- - - Rev. Claude Stone Recessional - - - ------Audience Standing CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS MOTTO Finished, Yet Beginning Friday, May 16, 1958 Processional------------Audience Standing Invocation----------------Rev. F. A. Welsh Valedictorian-------Patricia Ann Durham Salutatorian------------------------Fenton Marler Presentation of American Legion Awards Arnold Hodge Post No. 281 Acting Commander ------------LeRoy Fowler Girl ------------Patricia Ann Durham Boy -----------------Noah Lynn Brown Awards by Lions Club----------Paul Steward Girl -- ----------------- Ann DeSpain Boy -- ------------Buford Montgomery Introduction of Speaker--------J. P. Jones Principal of High School Address - - - ------Rev. Darrell K. Wolfe Director, Bethany Press, St. Louis Music--------------------------- Selected Arion Awards (Music)---------J. D. Carter Rotary International Winners--------------------- Carolyn Mann Sue Davis Presentation of Diplomas - - M. E. Bowles President of Board of Education Music Selection — - — High School Band Benediction---------------Rev. Mason Gregg Ihr Ini � «rtwok. V IAYIOC MAPI IAMOI rUMMMMO COMfANt P Ait AS 11 HAS A time-honored tradition never to be forgotten is Hobo Day. We can be sophisticated, too. This book must not end without singing the praises of the hitherto unsung heroes of our never-lagging appetites. The lunchroom personnel have a way of coming to our rescue every day as we approach the moment of starvation. We are looking forward to more of your good food in the fall. Mrs. Evelyn Henson, Mrs. Glenna Waltrip, Mrs. Ruby Ward and Mrs. Mae Brown. mrc