Pleasant Hill High School - Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, MO)

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Rex Babylon Harley Ballard if QI- 1 e-newer V. . .- x President Clarence Bailey A bachelor I shall be as long as there are fish left in the sea. Glee club l yr.: mixed chorus l yr.: football 4 yrs.: basketball 4 yrs.: operetta 1 yr.: senior president: class king Z yrs.: annual staff: sen- ior play. Vice President Robert Lee George School is great, but fun is greater. Football 2 yrs.: senior vice pres.: senior play. Secretary Wanda Iune Snyder Life means little to me, but l mean a lot to life. Glee club 4 yrs.: mixed chorus 3 yrs.: operetta l yr.: band 2 yrs.: Stu- dent Herald staff 3 yrs., editor 1 yr.: annual staff: freshman queen: freshman pres.: soph. treas.: senior sec.: cheer leader 3 yrs.: Home Ec. 3 yrs.: sen- ior play. Treasurer Iuanita Bowers The type of person we like to know. Glee club 4 yrs.: mixed chorus 3 yrs.: operetta l yr.: freshman vice pres.: soph. sec.: jr. sec.: sr. treas.: Student Herald staff Z yrs.: an- nual staff: Home EC. 1 yr.: senior play. l seen last year couldn't never learn English. Iessie Bolin She laughs last when the joke is explained. Glee club 4 yrs.: mixed chorus 3 yrs.: pianist for glee clubs 2 yrs.: operetta 2 yrs.: fresh. vice pres.: flag twirler l yr.: Student Herald staff l yr.: annual staff: Home Ec. 2 yrs.:. senior play. Maxine Braden You can lead a girl to school, but you can'f make her think. Glee club 4 yrs.: mixed chorus 3 yrs.: Home EC. 1 yr.: office girl 1 yr. B You can take the boy out of the country, but you can't take the coun- try out of the boy. Agriculture 4 yrs. Bob Blackman Wino Being good is an aw- ful tiresome job. Glee club 1 yr.: mixed chorus 1 yr.: band 4 yrs.: orchestra 2 yrs.: football l yr.: music contestant 3 yrs.: an- nual staff: senior play. Robert Brannock Shall I go on or have l said enough? Glee club 2 yrs.: mixed chorus 1 yr.: football 1 yr.

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l I CHAPTER I Freshmen-Sept. '42 Sixty-two of us entered the halls of P.H.H.S. and began looking for the number of our classrooms. Wanda Iune Snyder and Ed Simmons were elected class king and queen. With Miss Hon to guide us, we spent this year getting acquainted with high school and changing our ways from the mere children that we were to those of worthy sophomores. CHAPTER H Sophomores-Sept. '43 We start this year very confident. No longer are we the lowly freshmen, but we hold the upper classmen in respect and dream of the time when we will be juniors. We have sixty-eight enrolled for the year of '43-'44 with Clarence Bailey and Zelma Burris as our king and queen. We finished this year by holding an all school picnic the last day. Miss Owens helped us through our trials and tribulations and we were ready to start the last half of our high school career. CHAPTER III Juniors-Sept. '44 Things began to happenfa football team once again, spring contests in music and commerce, a swing band organized and just being upper classmen- we had the privilege of being hosts at the Rainbow Inn and inviting the seniors, faculty, and board members to a banquet and dance. Miss Hon, our capable sponsor, gave us herblessing and sent us out into the world of almost seniors. CHAPTER IV Seniors-Sept. '45 As the final chapter of our history, we are proud to claim the title of seniors. Mr. Means, our new superintendent, greeted us as we entered the door. Soon we elected the following class officers-Pres. Clarence Bailey, V. Pres. Robert George, Sec. Wanda Snyder, Treas. Iuanita Bowers, and Class Reporter Mildred Hayes. We. chose Tonight we launch, where shall we anchor as our motto. We selected the red rose as the class flower and red and white as class colors. Miss Owens helped us in the many activities this year-Christmas assembly, the senior play, guests of the juniors at the banquet, contests in music, com- merce, and dramatics, publishing the first annual since 1928, and at the last the thrilling dramatic moment when we received our diplomas, which drew Chapter IV to a close. As a resume I found that of the forty-six, eleven students, Wanda lune Snyder, Nellie Czeschin, Bill Frakes, Bill Burton, Betty Storms, Robert George, Iimmy Thomas, Glenn Terril, Iunior Owens, and Evelyn Stalnaker had gone through twelve years of school life together. X

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Lucille Branlllne Steady in all things as well as love. Band 4 yrs.: Home Ec. 1 yr. George Burden The strong silent type, but be careful girls. Football 1 yr.: glee club 4 yrs.: mixed cho- rus 3 yrs. Bill Burton Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt lt. Glee club 2 yrs.: mixed chorus 3 yrs.: operetta 3 yrs.: Student Herald 1 yr.: annual staff. Nellie Czeschin Little women are dan- gerous, especially in basketball. Glee club 2 yrs.: Home Ec. 2 yrs.: basketball 3 yrs.: captain '45-'46: senior play. Bill Frakes lf my ears would sail, I would see the world. Glee club 2 yrs.: mixed chorus 2 yrs.: band 2 yrs.: football 2 yrs.: captain '45-'46: basket- ball l yr.: freshman treasurer: junior presi- dent: carnival play: Student Herald l yr.: annual staff. Marie Bunnell If silence were money, we'd have a million- aire in our midst. Zelma Burris Two great interests in lite, one to graduate, the other to settle down to married lite. Glee club 3 yrs.: mixed chorus 2 yrs.: band 3 yrs.: orchestra 3 yrs.: Home Ec. 1 yr.: soph. queen: annual staff: carnival play. Florence Coleman Quiet until you know her. Glee club Z yrs.: mixed chorus 2 yrs.: Home Ec. 3 yrs.: Student Her- ald l yr.: annual staff: librarian 1 yr. Lloyd Enterline He speaks when he thinks, that's why he's so silent. Glee club 3 yrs.: mixed chorus 3 yrs.: agricul- ture 2 yrs.: football 1 yr. Howard Hale Talks and talks,, but says nothing. Football l yr.: track 2 yrs.