Pike County RIII High School - Echoes Yearbook (Clarksville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1951 volume:

-5 'N 5 4 Q x ' W Ex 35-ff'2WL'g, . , ' A,1 '-f' ,, ,QW X A i f ' A v lbq. Aqf. ' A f H W DEDICATION We, the staff of the first yearbook produced by the R-III High School, wish to dedicate our book to the ultimate success of our reorganization. We, as a staff and as a school, have learned to work together to accomplish the single purpose of unification which we believe will result in our mutual benefit. We only hope that future classel will enjoy working together as we have. To future students--We have laid the foundationg may you complete the structure. ,.-,,, .v ., :ng Q fl f We :.,. . .I ,. .1 I L x. K I A 1 ig I u 1 4 Nu . 5 4 ,vs -- eg '- KV! QS far! 1 . 'K ki' SQ.: Q1 X fi-x,w. -5 . r J' I 4 ' E I Q 1 1 . . . Q Q 1 1 x.,,, .g .,5. 1. it '1' e4 .t-MJ., ,I , 'U 1 J-A 8 K. .xfv A . Q i if 'K' I - :U f Q .lf 't 5 n 13225 2' Lldministrat ff f 49 1'- 1 -0' 'Qs A A J. ROY DINWIDDIE DAVID BASH Superintendent Principal - Physical Education MRS. MARY GILLUM MRS. CECILE OWEN Commerce English ic if n bf? d'M1dV MRS. RUTH JENSEN RALPH TAYLOR Social Studies Music mmni tmtinn hr. James Roy Uinwiddie is a graduate of Warrensburg State Collese and the Lniversity of Kissoure with a Bachelor of Science in Educationg aEachelor of Science of Arricultureg and a Lester of' Arts in City School Administration. He has taken graduate work from Kansas University, kansas State Agriculture Colleye and the University of Missouri toward his Doctorate. ln addition to his duties as Superintendent, he is teaching agriculture and Science. He has had nine years experience teachinr Vocational Agriculture, four in the United States uepartnent of Arriculture, Soil Conservation Service and sixteen years as a Superintendent of Schools. Mrs. Walter Jensen holds a decree of Bachlor of Science in hducation issued by Central Nissouri State Teachers College at Jarrensburg. ln addition to this she has done praduate work in Missouri University. Nlth the exception of a few years at home, Mrs. Jensen has taueht in Eolla Hlrh School since 1929 serving most of that time as Principal and two years as Superintendent. She is now co-soonsor of the Freshman and Senior classes and teaches classes in World History, American Problems, and hlssourl History. Nrs. Jesse Owen is a graduate of Culver-Stockton College holdinr an A. E. degree with majors in English and Social Science and minors in Bible Philosophy and Education. She did 'raduate work in English and Social Sclencein the Univer- sity of Nissouri. She taught twenty-three years in the Clarks ville Public Schools and is now teaching classes in English and Citizenship in R-III. She is sponsor of the R-III Spot- lite and of the Sophomore class. lr. Javid Bash is a rraduate of Culver-Stockton College, ocldino a B. S. decree with majors in Physical Education and niolory, and ninor in Nathematics and Education. He did prad- uate work in hissotrl Iniversity towards his masters degree in Lducation. He has taught Nath, biology, Phys. Ed., and Coach- eo st Clarksville for two years. Also he was actinv principal for the same two years. He is teaching ln the sane capacity at ehe new hivh school of H-Ill. He is coachinr both Girls and toys teams along with his other classes in Nath and Biolo- ry. He is the co-sponsor of the Freshman and Senior classes. Also he sponsors tle Pep Squad. Only two months after the opening of school, we had the misfortune of losing our Principle, Mr. A. N. Wilkinson, who went to Winfield to accept a job as Superintendent. Mr. Wilkinson was Superintendent of the Eolia High School last year. l jiillmrq Carl Huber Stewart Fathman Treasurer Roberts Carroll Eolia Theo. Graue William R. Knock Annada Charles Crank Secretary Mrs . o . K. . 1,3 lgga 'EREQE -ala. , .- , -, J 22- ,. I 3' f' -LM 'nw--wg fff I Brown E1'l X 15. C' Edwin Akers WEddieN Bskt. B. 3 4 Sft. B. 2 3 4 Band 4 Br. Quartet 4 Glee Club 2 4 V. P. 5 Pres. 4 Sr. Play Soph Pilgrimage Patsy Black NPatN Pep Squad 1,2,34 Band 4 Glee Club 2 3 Pres. l Yr. Bk. 5 4 Soph Pilgrimage Office Girl 4 'IS' i X I Patricia Cohea HTrishaW Volley Ball 3 Pep S. l 2 5 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 4 Dist Fest 2 5 4 St Fest 2 Easter Prg 2 3 Xmas Prg 2 3 4 Mixed Quartet 4 Sextet 2 5 Yr. Bk. 2 5 4 Paper Staff 4 v.P. 1 5 49 Pres. 2 Sr. Play -.. .. Ruby Akers NRub Il Bskt. B. 2 3 4 Bskt. B. Capt. 4 Sft. B. l 2 All Star at R-III Trny Pep Squad 2 Reporter 2 Glee Club 2 Jr. Play Sr. Play Paper Staff 4 Librarian 1 2 5 4 4 Mary Bryant WLutwezzer' Bskt. B. 4 Volley Ball 3 Pep 5. l 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Dist Fest 2 3 4 St. Fest. 2 Music Camp 3 Easter Prg. 2 3 Xmas Prg. 2 5 4 Mixed Quartet 4 Sextet 2 5 Stud. Coun. l 4 Librarian 3 4 Office Girl 4 Sr. Play belbert Govero HRichW Bskt. B. 2 3 4 Sft. B. 5 4 Stud. Coun. 4 Dramatics 2 3 Jr. Play Doris Jensen NJeanieH Bskt. B. 5 4 Volley Ball 5 Sft. B. 2 5 Peo S. 1 2 4 Glee Club 2 4 Home Ec. 1 Office Girl 4 Yr. Bk. 5 4 Paper Staff 5 4 Jr. Play sr. Play All School Play Librarian 5 4 Lorena Moore WShortyH Bskt. B. 1 2 5 Sft. B. 2 Volley Ball 2 Pep 6. 1 2 5 4 Glee Club 1 2 Paper S. 125 Tres. 1 2 Jr. Play Sr. Play Ray Tannehill 0lTinkV1 Bskt. B. 4 4 x. x 15. Q 9-,Q aft. B. 5 Band 4 Jr. Play Sr. Play Louide Mackey Wweaseu Volley Ball 5 Pep Squad l Pepleader 2 5 4 Glae Club 2 5 Band 4 Xmas Prg. 2 4 Dist Fest 2 St. Fest 2 Easter Prg. 2 5 Sextet 2 5 Paper Staff 4Ed Yr. Bk. 2 5 Librarian 5 Sec. 1 2 5 4 Citizen Award 5 5 5 sue Sitton NSusieN Bskt. B. 4 Volley B. 1 2 5 Pep S. 1 2 5 Peplea6er 4 Band 1 2 5 4 Glee Club 1 5 4 Dist Fest. 2 Yr. Bk. 4Ed. Lib. l 2 5 4 Taper staff 4 Tres. 1 2 Jr. Play Sr. Play Carol Taylor NAnchorn Pep 5. 1 2 5 4 Glee Club 2 5 4 Xmas Prp. 2 5 4 Easter Prg. 2 5 Librarian 4 Sec. 2 Sr. Play l O12 - S 6 5 At the befinning of the year the Senior Class rip to St. Louis to see Shakespeare's NAs You Like t,u starring Katherine Hepburn as Rosiland. We enjoyed this very much as we had been studying HAS You Like Itn in English classes. Ne sponsored a Christmas party and dance, inviting the entire high school. This was nct only the first party of the year, but ovr first at R-lll High School. The evening was pronounced an outstandkina success by everyone. Pat Cohea, tary hryant, Sue Sitton, Carol Taylor land Doris Jensen are in the Glee Club, Doris is the accompanist. In rand Sue Sitton, Pat Cohea, Patsy Black and Louise Mackey play clarlnets, Ra Tannehill is Nr. laylor's pride and joy Che plays the susaphoneg, and Eddie Akers plays the baritone. Out of a class of twelve there were seven taking part in the Christmasproyram: Eddie Akers, Nary Eryant,Bat Cohea, Sue Sitton, Carol laylor, and Joris Jensen assisted in providing thenuslc and Louise hackey played a leading part in the tablear. Five Senior girls were on the Basketball team. They were Ruby Akers, Lorene Moore, Doris Jensen, Sue Sitton, and tary Bryant Eddie Akers and Delbert Govero played on the boys team and even though we d1dn't have a very successful season, they both had a good time playing' ball and wish they weregpoinff to be here to play another year. Sue Sitton and Louise Mackey were the cheerleaders from the Senior Class, the rest of the girls helpediw make the noise. The Pep Squad was very faithful followina the teams to all the yames which was Vreatly appreciated by the boys. hr. Eashwas our Pep Squad sponsor and we think he did a fine job. Our class is well represented in elective offices in the school as tary Bryant is President of the Student Council, Sue Sitton is Editor.of the Yearbook, also Art Editor and Pep Re- porter of the paoer, and Louise Lackey is Editor of the Spotlite and President of the Pep Squad. In the sprinr we presented the play, NA Ready Wade Familyn, a three-act comedy by Jay Tobias. lhe cast were as follows: Afnes Nartyn, a widow --------- ---Mary Bryant Eob, her son ------------------- Ray Tannehlll Narllee, her elder daughter- ------ Sue Sitton Gracie, her younger daughter--Patricia Cohea Liss Lydia, her sister-in-law---Carol Taylor Venry lurner, a widower ---------- Eddie Akers Doris, his dau'hter ------------- uoris Jensen Sallie, his daurhter -------------- Ruby Akers beyonis, colored cook ----------- Lorene Noore Licodemus, coloredkandy man---Delbert Govero Assistant uirector and Pronptor-Lotbe hackey Stage and Property Nanager ------- Patsy Black lhls Senior Glass will have the distinction of beinp the first tote graduated from our new R-Ill Hiyh School. Ne wish to extend every food wish to the classes which will follow and to everyone who is working to promote this forward movement in the education of the youth of our re-organized district. v. .V ,lull-1 QLASS WH l5 4 X -1 e ' Je, the Senior Class of K-Ill, keine of sound mind, do on this lay 17, 1951, declare this to be our last will and testi- ment. In our last four years in the hallowed halls of.learn- ing we have become oossessors of various and sundry objects and habits which we now pass on to our successors. We hope that our accumulation of said articles and labits have not been in vain and that others may profit by and carry on what we arefor- ced to leave behind. Je, due Sitton and oelbert Govero, will to larilyn Clark and Alvin Barnes our jobas sign painters. oo a good job kids. 1, Ruby Akers, leave my basketball jersey with number ulOn to nHhitien and my love for hlsberry to Helen Hopkins. I, Joris Jensen, bequeath my little black book HAn Alibi For Every Occasionu to Eessie Jester and my flasses to ndtumpyn. 1, Eddie Akers, leave ny Cassanova personality to Jimmy Laree, and my crte rrin to all the future R-III rirls. 1, Lorene hoore, will my pirvle to Eva Harriman, and my expressive vocatulart to Bettie LaRue. It always comes in HBUUY cettie. I, Hay lannehill, bequeath my willinrness to work hard Jerry hcoannold and my Hlimousineu to Nr. laylor, so he won be late for school. to 't 1, Carol Taylor, will to Jewannah Llfin my shy unassuming ways and my love for soldiers to oixie Lawrence. 1, Pat Cohea, bequeath ny ability to get out of taking ex- ercises in rhys. Lo. to anyone interested. Coach loves lt. I, hary nryant, leave my, ability to have three dates in one nifht to Bette uewey and my wittiness to Johnny Taylor. l, Patsy black, leave my place on the honor roll to Nancy Van Kee. Think you'll make it Nancy? 1, Louise Mackey, leave my nose for news to Freddie Trout- ner. Be sure and contribute to the HSpotliten, Freddie. r 1111-wfff are 4444445s55ss:::s::SSPf gg Q-g::?,0f Al-MLB. In view of the fact that every group of illustrious Seniors must have a prophecy, we would like to record on this page ffor the use of posterityj our idea of what the juture will hold for our lordly and all knowing Senior Class. We shall now transport you to a news commentator's booth in the year of 1975. WTh1s is Stew Drearson, your WORZ news commentator, coming to you from Washington D. C. by the compliments of Crunchie Wunchies, the cereal that says 'Good Morning'.H WI have just spoken to President Tannehill and he says,'If I am re-elected I will see to it that all of my old friends get jobs in Washington. I will also get wealthy spouses for those who do not want to draw a paycheck. I will make Mrs. Patricia Cohea Brown, mother of seven children, an ambassador to Siberia ffor a restl, Rich Goverq the U. S. ambassador of good will to Paris CI think he will enjoy ith, and Patsy Black will be the head janitor in the White House, she is a good clean-cut girl.W 'The critics are still raving about the debut of Miss Rubiem Loree Akers in grand opera last night. She sang Brunhilde in magner's 'Valkyrie'. Her performance was perfect except for one flat B. Flash: 'It has just been announced that Sue Qbringbm back alivel Sitton, on her twelfth trip through the wilds of Africa has brought back a record number of animals. she says 'My life is rugged but think of my classmates who got marrled'.H 'The First Lady, Mrs. Doris Jensen Tannehill, entertained in the White House yesterday with a tea. Important guests were: Ars. Edwin D. Akers, wife of the Tatent Pill King, Mrs. Louise Mackey Vanderbone, President of the Liars Club of America and Kiss nary Bryant, the first it with a beauty of a long shot that knocked out twenty of woman to make a solo flight to the moon in a rocket made of orange crates.N Flash: Nfha winner of tooay's marble tournament has just been announced. It is Mrs. Lorene lknuckles downj Moore Jones. she won her oppo- nents marbles.H WOne of my informers informs me that hiss Carol Taylor has made over a million dollars this year from the manufacture of overshoes for house pets.V That is all for' tonight from your friend and conmentator Stew Drearson, and don't forget, with Crunchie Wunchies, there's not a hard crunch in a whole bunch.N 11111 Tl? Norma Allen Cordelia Barber Callison fIIll'- :?Il, V gin. l Mary Akers if fV Alfred 5 eil Baumann y f, 5 y ei y wg f l gff S' M 'i C WV gl Betty 'VV' Bryant am. ,S f C X ' 2 ii f ' -- Charles QL, fs? Carlton iin Vx -a if C E. Mildred Davidson S ,. q , Bette Dewey Irene Graue I0 . Eva Don Jimmie Herr imen Jenkins Magee 19 S' J, W - 1' Q, 9 WSL X X 1 I K' Alice Phoebe Myrtle Shepherd Steele Walters ., l guy' if 1 ,Q sham uwh 2 Jerry James Dorothy McDanno ld Wheeler Windmil ler wmv- ,.-.w. ..,.v .. ...fa VY., .Y .-. ..,.,,, ,TM ww Junior Activities The Junior Class carries on many of the school activities which make the social life more pleasant. The Juniors sponsor the banquet and dance which are held to honor the Seniors. They spend much time and no little thought in planning elaborate decorations and in arrang- ing an attractive program for this gala occasion. The trip which is also arranged for the Seniors is another Junior responsibility as well as pleasure. In order to have money for these 'do'sN the Juniors hold food sales give plays, and sponsor dances and parties. The Junior Class started out the new year with a bang by sponsoring a party on January 12th. This party was to make money and the entire high school group was invited. A very pleasant evening was spent danc- ing by music from a Juke box. The refreshments of punch and cookies were enjoyed by all. On March 5rd we sponsored a food sale in Clarksville and Eolia. The proceeds from this sale went into the fund for a Senior trip and banquet. The Juniors were very proud to take part in the Christmas program. Irene Graue and Mary Akers were readers for the tableaux. Don Jenkins played the part of Joseph in one scene. Jimmie Magee, Alfred Baumann, and James Wheeler were kings. The Girls' Glee Club furnished appro- priate music for the tableaux. The Junior Class held a meeting early in the school year to elect officers and a sponsor. The officers were as follows, Irene Graue, President, Don Jenkins, Secretary, Jerry McDannold, Treasurer, Phoebe Steele, Reporter, and Mr. Taylor, Sponsor. Our Student Council repree sentative were, Mary Akers and Alfred Baumann. Those on the Annual Staff were Eva Harriman and Biny Davidson. Four members of our Junior Class were selected to work on the Paper Staff, namely--Phoebe Steele, Eva Harriman, Irene Graue, and Don Jenkins. We are proud to claim several Junior classmen on the Basketball squads. The girls on the team were Eva Harriman, Irene Graue, Mary Akers, Bette Dewey, and Biny Davidson. The boys on the team were Jerry McDannold, one of the first five, and Don Jenkins, Charlie Carlton, Alfred Baumann, and Jimmie Magee helped to make the Second team with James Wheeler, Assistant Manager of the team. Six Juniors were members of the Glee Club, Cordelia Barber, Dorothy Windmiller, Alice Ann Shepherd, Betty Bryant, Phoebe Steele, and Biny Davidson. The Band members from our class were Eva Harriman, Phoebe Steele, Biny Davidson, Jerry McDannold, Don Jenkins, Charlie Carlton, Charles Callison, Jimmie Magee, and James Wheeler. Most of our Junior girls seemed to be interested in the Pep Squad and we claimed four of the six Cheer-leaders--namely, Phoebe Steele, Eva Harriman, Mary Akers, and Irene Graue. During the lst semester Jimmie Magee and Jerry McDannold held the position as librarians. The second semester Irene Graue, Mary Akers, and Alfred Baumann were assinged as librarian. i Sophomn 5'L55xr lxlril N ff X iw Q f X Forest Baker ,:.., f air? ,i A E , gf a aa1 4 I .JS I Aarion Church Pat Donelson 'x.1 'fs Billy Buchanan 4- x ,. xi E Jo Ann Cannon 4 Dewanah Elgin ' P ' Q -4Q?E IK' sg za? sa - nv' ,Q K n u' vi 5,' tg' 5 2 S5 33 r ea. .., f: '-'Z Paul Bryant a - '3 ' Dona Damron Dixie Lawrence 3 Qx Betsy Griffith Y' if lf: Qi 'ii' Bettie LaRue ,. ,. ,. .. Q Shirley Rombach f LVM: II!ll!III1Iii: 7- I Shirley Hunter 1 N w X if June Nichols xi 1 ye V r ir I Freddie Shambach ' -uv e X ar me - Marion Hooton a'e lf Q KYQQ x wif e Q g, e,g X' Q gg Martha Potter B il e ESQ NYE ' f eg is V' J if . 1 4' 'Q Tommy Sitton I Y i Patsy Freddie Lewis Turnbeaugh Troutner Teshaw -,'Q PQ:, z . K ,xx 1 Q jf M. :srh 1 , . Jane Robert Wallace wi lhoit Sophomore Activities The Sophomcres are proud of their school record for 1950-51. Four boys,namely, Fred Troutner, Robert Wilhoit, Lewis leshay, and Billy Buchanan made the first team in Basketball. Robert Wilhoit made two all star teams, while Fred Troutner received honorable mention at the Bowling Green tournament. Tommy Sltton and Paul Bryant were on the Freshman and Sophomore team in the Louisiana Tournament. ' All the boys are aood timber for softball. Three sophomore pir1s,namely, Shirley Hunter, Bettie LaRue, and Shirley Rombach were firsts in G1rl's basketball. betsy Griffith mace the team near the end of the season. Eleven sophomore airls are on the rep Squad. The Girl's Glee Club boasts ten sophonore, while the Boy's Glee Club has five boys from this class. Aaron Church, who plays the Clarinet, has made the Concert Band. The Spotlight has seven Sophomores on the staff. - Servinr for the first semester as Librarian were Shirley Hunter, Shirley Rombach, and Pat Donelson. betsy Griffith was in the office force for the first semester. For the second semester Forest was the office attendant and Robert Jilholt and Aaron Church served in the library. The syn was the scene of an impressive coronation ceremony at the Sophomores party, a St. Valentine Celebration. The stare was beauti- :Mlly decorated in Valentine colors, with numerous white tapers in candelabras. Jo Ann Patton and John dheeler, both Freshmen in school, were elect- ed to this honored position in a contest held by the four classes. The losing candidates were the attendants of the King and Queen. Seniors: Ruby Akers and Delbert Govaro Juniors: Eva Herriman and Don Jenkins Sophorores: Betsy Griffith and Fred Troutner After the colorful coronaticn ceremony the King and Queen were escorted fron the stage to a throne in the gym from where they and their cuests watched a stage show of skits by the Hip? School classes. tr. Taylor and his concert band played throughout the program. Later in the evening danclna was enjoyed in the gym and ice cream and ancel cake was served. At Christmas time the Sophomores gave a one act play, NLven In The back Streets? The Cast of characters was as follows: Allie ----- Pat Donelson tatil ----- Carole Nulsen lhe Nilitary Police--Bud Teshaw Tierna ---- Shirley honbach Joseph ------- Billy Buchanan Greselda--uewanah Elain Franz -------- Fred Troutner Lom ------ '-Tommy Sitton Lutz --------- Forest baker lik ------- Alfred Hopkins A Eoy- ----- --Robert Wilhoit ketsy Griffith was honored with the part of tary in the Christmas iableaux. . the Sophomore airls sang in the chorus for the Christmas Program. The Sophomore class in connection with their Valentine Party raised ninety dollars to help publish the Spotlight. This class thinks it has a rlcht to free proud of this years record. Sophorore Class Officers President ---- --------------- - ------------ Robert Wilhoit Vice-President --------------------------- Freddie iroptner Secretary -------------------------------- Betsy Griffith lreasurer ----------------------- --------- Marion Hooten Class Reporter --------------------------- Shirley Hunter Student Council ------------- ---------- --Shirley Rombach Sec.kTres. P Robert Wilhoit Annual Staff ----------------------------- Tonny Sitton t Pat uonelson Class Sponsor --------- ------------------ Fra. Cecile Owens fly ,ni T 9 I P E., ,L fl:-. -- .V t , mL,,mnsm,4,.Nm.d..i,4.m M V .. fm sh 5 ww X . S -4 'LL fd' R, dv Qag Fr S Doris Allen fmt LJ k Q n,. VM 1 'I I a X Alvin Barnes er : . ini 2 5: QHQLFS . Betty Busch Dorothy Armbruster x. .,,. 'Q 'y Q w ,-.n X 1 Betty Baker . My 'WSQN-w ,Q iwgig QQ? Tix? Swg Sgvx L 5 1 Ted Black y?' .. gi 2 itw KX if :X .1 X-9. k- 4 , J Q iifgtgg t 'wzf me David Cohea Linda Bradshaw ff is nf 1, 0 tfiip 1 M is hmrilyn Clark 'vll Dona Irene Dameron FEE? by . if i L' .. N 3, Shirley Hall I -0 5, .Q -.J ,5 M .- fer, 'g.Yg f 4 . 0' ,A i T X mf S AQ -'T-u-r, .v o ef L wi rg ' . '11 1 f t 1...4' . Robert Ince -Trp-, -f .. 8. ' A 0 V xjr ' x. Q i ,N y All ' Q 0 . Q li ,. Z i E.-.5 .1 s like ' ' '3 oo o William Joyce Gilmore Grimes YQ? rg .K I ., Helen Darlene Hopkins Huff as: ., Q.. -ww. ,. X: 'I QL! V-4 DP-3 I--'D-'- OB S -CEU 00 UICD CPU! QP- HQ ,, a f r Mary Lyn Magruder :.,,,,k 'ggmwwwwww awwgr 'SKS ar. Ewa QNX 5 ,K V im ' .f ', sz' i gg A n ,Q in it i rr f A J Jo Ann Patton I Opal Prewitt v' fi I i sg S X !,'y Xgf rf X ix V i FSPJ K, Wayne Mills i 45 L Raymond Philips FS. 3f5'379Tf?3. i avr Q , .. 1 if r z. -4-Q 1.- X John Taylor . xi Y v.f r,.X 5 .11 .ia :sr Pat O'Brien ll'X' L ri .a-rl.ra iz I I J 4XVw.....w ' 'hi' ll4 .SQL v Tuff Maude Nulsen vu W' f . 7 ' 'V X Troy Underwood - --Ll . Y f ? X ls , s .5 5 JH fi IXQ- ' .. ,X , 1 I 1 X t -. Guy Nancy J. D. John Van Roe Fenhge Worthington Wheeler Freshman Activities lhe Freshman class came into R-III thirty-one stronp one have been active throughout the school year. They have been well represented in school activities. There are thir- teen who play in the Band, eight who are on the Pasketball squads and ten who are in the Pep Squad. The whole class gave a play for Brotherhood Week, sev- eral members of tke class were in the stunts given at the Sophomore party ans the King and queen of Hearts, elected on St. Velentine's may wereour own JoAnn Pattonand John Wheeler. Alvin harnes, a freshmen known as Chubby, won the con- test for raising funds for the Spotligkt. Aside from t ese accomplishments the Freshmen rank hirh as the school's noise makers, cartoon decorators, study hall chair shufflers, corridor provanaders, teeu catchers, and errand boys. lr. Javid hash sponsors tlis class and the following officers take csre of class business: President--John Taylor Vice-President--Doris Allen Sec.Treasurer--nancy Van Ree Spotlight Reporter--marilyn Clerk Annual Staff--Joyce Grimes Pat O'Erien Student Council--Bessie Jester John Wheeler ? Janitor Cooks Class Officers xx -I-:lC'lI1V1JE QH.L YEARBOOK STAFF PAPER STAFF CONCERT BAND JUNIOR BAND 96 'UQ SENIOR GIRLS GLEE CLUB fi Qu: JUNIOR GIHLU GLLE CLUB BRASS QUARTET MIXED QUARTET A-. TRIO NN-.,,,. BOYS GLEE CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL , ,U U,Uf, ,K 65 B U ' l PEP SQUAD AGRI CULTURE CLA L35 F POPULARITY POLL Q 'HX ,, - A X VX! . N5 BEST LOOKING L G Q ' A Raj- , 4 ' ' X432 O ' ' V M ' ' Q I f A ' 1 h x AA CQ' i Nwrasu' PRQTTIEST SNILE BEST SHAPE fr Us jxv- ff , N fx.. ,M F ff , PM. Q, 'K ' Lf fs 1 A ,L moscr ATHLETIC K .Ny . ,J W.,- PRETTIEST EYES ' BEST LIISPOSI T1 ON XO-w MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEBD vff, 4- 3,3 . NOT PICTURED 12 f, -ff 'Wiuf sl I ,JK , ',.. .,,m -J lv.'l:'.j ,ww ul 4? BEST DANCERS XX PHOEBE STEELE bf , f JOHN TAYLOR 6 f S Qftxff MOST DESIRED TO BE X A. f fx, MARRONLD w1TH O ,Q N HELEN HOPKINS MQNX CHARLES CARLTON MOS T 'NI TTY Llihl r- , X ff- irfgffy ' X 1 ' Vi?.,: e If Rf, A Q' Qilfjvv. ,f 41,QQ'Qf E ,WT ,gg QAM Q 'QEEQQ BASKETBALL SQUAD A and B Team GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD f .f 4 H v NAU Team NAU Team WAN Tear C uate Place Boys Boys Girls We-They We-Trey We They Oct 15, '50-Frankford 27--30 19--35 Oct 19, '50-Silex Z2--40 21 9 20--29 WCCL. 20, 'SO-Farber 22--50 21 17 19--25 ifct 31, '50-Winfield 64--27 29 18 4Nov 2, 'SO-Silex 41--35 32 10 12--27 nov. 9, 10, 11 Silex Tournament Augusta 50--19 Wentzville 28--44 Silex 39--47 Frankford 27--43 Narthasville 19--o Augusta 24--F3 wuov 14, '50-Wentzville 50--67 38 53 18--22 Nov 15, '50-Bowling Green 44--61 27 37 Lov 25, 24, 25 Bowlinf Green Tournament Ewing 46--74 , Troy 37--49 4Ycv 28, '50-Bowling Green 28--48 19 46 fbec F, '50-Bellflower 25--47 13--23 Dec 12, '50-Farber 40--55 31 Z7 9--37 +Dec 19, '50-Elsberry 41--71 27 33 Jan. E, '51-Wentzville 22--57 19 29 21--29 van 9, '51-Elsberry 43--Sl 32 59 Jan 10, ll, 12, 13 Louisiana Tournament Kontgomery City 16--37 Louisiana 56 60 Jan 17, 18, 19, 20 R-111 Tournament Winfield 56--37 Si1ex 50--49 Farber 24--49 Winfield 40--23 Bellflower 19--35 Silex 19--22 Jan 23, EO, 51, Feb. 1, 2 Wentzville Tournament Francis Howell 26--28 Winfield 42--16 Marthasville 35--11 Augusta 21--39 Feb 9, '51-Bellflower 25--50 18--52 Feb 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 Sub-Regional Tournament Warrenton 42--62 kFeb. 27, '51fFrankford 44--Z3 49--15 31--34 AH , SPRING 'Tis C1 HOW TALL I AM NICE CAR 4' I . 5 K S X .. W . Ei- 'V 3 if . , E. FRIENDS WILD DMN , l S THE TOREADOR 5 X WCUTIVE MEETING 0-'-k'. gypyv ' ' V fx . Q , 5 - ' . A ,' I . E xi I I 4 , . -. I , . he .Sq fl fl ' ' - WHAT NO BOY! HE MUST BE HOPAIDNG CASSIDY 'Nb x , .1 . as SHO R TA GE X E L L Fm EA T DR IN K WALLFLO WER AND B E KERRY .vw 'qv . lf- L Thi Q ,. ' x..L ' A K. . 'T 5 ' if it - . A , - N - L f ... 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DIXON TND EMERSON South Side Square for Almost a Century Dru-ey Dixon, Medrid Emerson,I Proprietors Bowling Green Missouri XVESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everything for the Automobile Bowling Green Missouri Compliments of MR. AND MRS. C. E. PHILLIPS AND FAMILY Compliments of BOB NVHEAT, TV AND RADIO SERVICE Phone 15F12 Eolia, Mo. MUTT AND JEFF Frigidaire Sales and Service Goodyear Tires - Vulcanizing Louisiana Missouri W. 1. BROWN Gen-eral Merchandise Phillips 66 Products Phone Eolia 5-F-11 XVhiteside Missouri HIRSCH'S DEPT. STORE Dry Goods Ladies Ready-to-NVear Mens Wear Phone 115 Bowling Green Compliments of COOPER SHOE STORE Phone 109 Louisiana Missouri BOWLING GREEN PHARMACY QThe Friendly Storej Drugs - Cosmetics - Tobacco Phone 199 Bowling Green FALKS JEWELRY AND GIFT STORE Home of Fine Diamonds and NVatcl1es Expert Optical and NVatch Repairing fOver one-half century in Business Phone 24 Rowling Green, Mo. Compliments of J. H. HOOKER, M.. D. Clarksville Missouri CLARKSVILLE FEED AND FUEL COMPANY Phone 7 Clarksville, Mo. CALVEY, ECKERT MARKET Groceries - Frozen Foods Select Meats - Locker Service Phone 10 Clarksville, Mo. CLARKSVILLE CLEANERS 3-Day Service Hats Cleaned and Blocked Pressing xxllllle U XVait Phone 140 Clarksville, Mo. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Phone 17 Louisiana, Mo. HOLDRIDGE JEWELRY COMPANY 406 Georgia St. Phone 199 Louisiana Missouri Compliments of WAHL HOTEL AND CAFE Fine Foods - Modern Rooms Phone 19 Louisiana, Mo. BEST REXALL DRUGS fYour Service Drug Storej Prescription Specialists 413 Georgia Phone 202 Louisiana Missouri CLARKSVILLE SHOE REPAIR VV. A. FLORENCE Clarksville Missouri Compliments of H. R. BEAUCHAMP BARBER SHOP Clarksville Missouri W. T. CLARK SERVICE STATION Refreshments -- Pool Television Eolia Missouri BARRON'S APPLIANCE Hotpoint Appliances Duo Therm Oil Heaters Philco Appliances Magic Chef Ranges Youngstown Kitchens Phone 24- Clarksville Compliments of SILEX AND EOLIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Eolia Missouri Compliments of WES OLSON - PONTIAC Guaranteed Used Cars 213 Main Louisiana, Mo. CAMPBELL CLEANERS If It's Clean, It's Odorless Come clean with us and we will dye for you. Louisiana Missouri For Economical Transportation SCHAPER CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales - Service KERMIT SCHAPER, Prop Louisiana Missouri THE B SHOP L15oTA BARRON, Agent NVhite Star Laundry Clarksville MiSS0l11'i Q. R. JOHNSON JENVELER Step In And Look Around L0L1iSi2ma Missouri JOE WILKINS' CAFE From Sandwiches To Meals, VVe Try To Please Phone 74 Eolia, Missouri LOUISIANA FURNITURE Home of Good Furniture Gas and Electrical Appliances 106 North 3rd. Phone 57 Louisiana Missouri T. J. White's I-'eed Store QUALITY FEEDS FOR POULTRY 8: LIVESTOCK DIXIE AND CORNO TRUCKING - FEEDS - GRAIN S - FERTILIZER HIGHEST PRICES ON EGGS AND CREAM Telephone 33 - Residence 47 Rolla Missouri Compliments of U M Il' Decorating Shop 3 Ill fOn Hiway 79, Clarksvillej d Comolete Home Furnishing Phelan's Paints and VVallpaper Kirch Drapery Hardware Selective Gifts for Every Occasion --- Children's Books APPLE GROWERS Greeting Cards -- CLARKSVILLE MISSOURI Clarksville Missouri Stovers S ore CLEANING - DRY GOODS - NOTIONS CLARKSVILLE - MISSOURI The Mercantile ank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. LOUISIANA - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Clarksville ost Office Edwards ark t SAVE WITH FAMILY DISCOUNT STAMPS TOPMOST MEANS FINE FOODS FROZEN FOODS EOLIA - MISSOURI La Crosse Lumber 0 . DEPENDABLE BUILDING MATERIALS SINCE 1873 PAUL FOWLER, Manager PHONE 5 CLARKSVILLE, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF FurIano's ICE - FEED - FUEL - FERTILIZER PHONE 35 - CLARKSVILLE, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF Anderson Garage SINCLAIR OPALINE MOTOR OIL CMELLOWED 80 YEARSJ Residence Phone 58 - Garage Phone 44 EOLIA - MISSOURI Tucker Drugs COSMETICS - WALL PAPER EOLIA - MISSOURI cCue Grocery SELF SERVICE FROZEN FOODS - MEATS FRESH PRODUCE AND GROCERIES PHONE 21 - CLARKSVILLE, MO. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Cooper's Grocer MEMBER 2 G. A. PHONE 55 - WE DELIVER CLARKSVILLE -- MISSOURI Bouyea's Service S ation SINCLAIR PRODUCTS - GOODYEAR TIRES AUTO SUPPLIES PHONE 23 - CLARKSVIL-LE, MO. Farm Supply Gompan JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE PURINA CHOWS PHONE 1055 - LOUISIANA, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF Whisile Boii iilg Co. DAD'S ROOT-BEER - SMALL TYPE BUBBLE-UP KAYO CHOCOLATE' LOUISIANA - MISSOURI 3I I'l16l S an Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. BOWLING GREEN - MISSOURI Hawkins Tomboy M rket SELF SERVICE FLAVOR-PLUS FOODS - QUALITY MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CLARKSVILLE - MISSOURI Buchana Ha dware C . PITTSBURGH PAINT - PERFECTION STOVES WARM MORNING Stoves - CROSLEY Refrigerators CROSLEY RADIOS - R. C. A. RADIOS PHONE 11 - CLARKSVILLE, MO. Henley Truck Line OPERATING THRU EDWARDS TRUCK TERMINAL 1412 S. Eight St., St. Louis, Mo. Ph. Chestnut 4497 or 0775 FREIGHT - LIVESTOCK - MOVING -- IRREGULAR ROUTES -- EVERYWHERE CLARKSVILLE, MO. FARM SUPPLIES WELDING Harrelsons' GARAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP NTERNATIONAL REFRIGERATORS - FREEZERS ROY W. HARRELSON Phone 50 EOLIA Iohn Magees' Store PRODUCE FEEDS AND SEEDS FERTILIZERS - TRUCKING CONGRATULATIONS - R-III GRADUATES Your county newspaper joins your many other friends in wishing you success in life. 51112 Tlinniuiana Idreaa-fdnnrnal --The newspaper that keeps you posted twice a week Crow's Rexall Store SEE CROW FOR REXALL PRODUCTS - DRUG SUNDRIES ST. CHARLES DAIRY ICE CREAM PHONE 22 - CLARKSVILLE, MO Clifford Bankin Company Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. CLARKSVILLE - MISSOURI McGee 84 Son DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES PHONE 48 - EOLIA, MISSOURI McCue Hardware Co. HARDWARE - FURNITURE - ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES UNDERTAKING - AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 23 - EOLIA, MISSOURI Bank 0 Louisiana Since 1887 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. LOUISIANA - MISSOURI Duvall Motor Company Edzgala- 77lqmaaZ6 CASE FARM MACHINERY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES - SKELGAS Duvall Motel STEAM HEAT - BATHS COFFEE SHOP - FINE FOODS CLARKSVILLE - MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Harry Carroll COMPLIMENTS OF Huber's Store Since 1891 BORDEN'S ICE CREAM - DRUGS - SUNDRIES HALL-MARK GREETING CARDS PHONE 34 - CLARKSVILLE, MO. QGRAP 50 OUR YEARBOGK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS MWMfwf'LZ7Zjwf'44WfV YEARSCCY-AgS ANNOUNCEMENTS 5640014 of gmm PERSC CAPS AND CovvNS Ufflwf NAL CARDS waz TREASURY CF VVISDCTY' STATIONERY 1 L , IK L+ A Q Tm it -sf 4413 , 4 ii hl ix . ' ni . 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