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

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Back row, left to right-Wilma Burton, lane Keltner, Madeline Ryan, Mildred Hayes, Dorothy Moss, Bill Frakes, Bob Blackman, Iohn Hodges, lunior Owens, George Burden, Richard Iones, Roy Wilt. Next row-Bill Burton, Fred Voorhees, Glenn Terril, A. C. Burroughs, Roy Dunn, Clarence Bailey, Iessie Lou Bolin, Iuanita Bowers, Marjorie Gray, Maxine Braden, Billie Io Brown. Third row-loan Woody, Wanda lune Snyder, Millie Alice Hipsher, Carla Ann Smith, Alice Anne Palmer, lames Howard Bell, Bob Kimbrell, Lillard Wilmoth, Connie Shuert, I. L. Thompson. Fourth row-Duane Herrick, Phillip Bailey, Lloyd Enterline, Davidray Middleton, Boyd Enterline, Virginia Alexander, loan Ware, Ernestine Quinn, Evelyn Stalnaker, Peggy Babylon, Alice Marie Neill. Front row-Miss Wallen, Ieanne Mills, Tessa Pearl Linthicum, lean Goodhue, Betty Gustin, Travis Myers, Wanda Rose Davis, Delores Wilmoth, Burnie Burton, Iackie Dickey, Jackie Quinn. Not in picture-Leola Pcindexter, Florence Coleman, George Long. ized kazaa The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs combined into a Mixed Chorus this year and is under the direction of Miss Wallen. This group appeared at various en- tertainments during the year. ' On February 24th, the Mixed Chorus sang l Know My Redeemer Liveth and The Lord's Prayer at the Presbyterian Church. They participated in the Easter assembly and sang The Call to Remem- brance for baccalaureate services. The Midwest Conference music contests were held at Raytown April llth, and the Mixed Chorus and Mixed Quartet entered these contests.

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Y-YY Y--Y -Y.. Top Row. left to right: Florence Coleman, Mildred Simon, Richard Idnes, Bill Burton, Bill Frakes, Iarnes Howard Bell, Betty Lou Alley, Alice Lee Schupp, Dorothy Moss. Second Row: Miss Owens, Mildred Hayes, Madeline Ryan, Kathleen Schindorff, Marian Slenker, Alice Ann Herrell, I. L. Thompson, Phillip Bailey, Burnie Burton, I-luniley Wilmoth. Th' d R : B tt Gustin,,I ne K ltn r, Mar L M ers, Iessi B I' , I ita B W rs, Wanda Sn der, ir ow ey a ee youy eoinuan oe y Ioan Woody, Iean Goodhue, Bonnie Oliver. SPONSOR . . EDITOR ..,.....,.......... .... ASSISTANT EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGERS . ., . IOKE EDITORS .... ART EDITORS . . . SPORTS EDITORS . . . TYPISTS ........ PROOF READERS ......... . . . ...... Miss Owens Wanda Iune Snyder ......MadelineRyan . . . . Iuanita Bowers Alice Ann Herrell . . Mary Lou Myers Phillip Bailey . . . I. L. Thompson Betty Gustin . . . . Bill Burton Bill Frakes . . . . Iessie Bolin Mildred Hayes Marian Slenker . . . . Dorothy Moss Florence Coleman MIMEOGRAPH OPERATORS . . . ...... Burnie Burton CLASS REPORTERS FEATURE WRITERS Huntley Wilmoth Iarnes H. Bell . . . ..... Mildred Hayes Kathleen Dickerson Mildred Simon Kathleen Schindortf . . . . . . Iane Keltner hupp, Richard Iones Betty Lou Alley, Iean Goodhue Alice Ann Palmer, Ioan Woody

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Back row, left to right--Iames Howard Bell, Dick Buckner, Bill Means, Bob Blackman, Mildred Lugen- beel, Roy Wilt, Betty Lou Alley, Mildred Simon, Boyd Huffman. Next row- George Brown, Marie Ann Stafford, I. L. Thompson, Rex Babylon, Lucille Branstine, lane Keltner, Eleanor Pearce, Mary Ellen Larkins, Lenora Ann Murray. Third row4Margaret Mills, Norma lean Rouse, Helen Io Knorpp, Travis Myers, Marva fune Daubenspeck, Ernestine Quinn, Evelyn Stalnaker, Billie lean Phaff, Marilyn Morton. Front row-'Miss Wallen, Margaret Iune Blackman, Lena Faye Yadon, Ruth Fer- guson, Alma Io Simpson, Ioan Ware, Kathleen Schindorff, Alice Ann I-ferrel, Mary Kay Henley. Not in picture-Marjorie Gray, Phillip Bailey, Ermaline Schupp. DPUM MAIOR Ioan Ware 66 BATON TWIRLERS Lena Yadon Alma Io Simpson Kathleen Schindorff Alice Ann Herrel FLAG BEARERS Ernestine Quinn Evelyn Stalnaker Ruth Ferguson MASCOTS Mary Kay Henley Margaret Iune Blackman During the year the band performed many times under the direction of Miss Wallen. At the street fair it played two concerts a day and was host to all visit- ing bands. On October 26th the band presented a pep assembly, and at the last home football game it marched onto the field and formed an anchor in honor of Navy Day. It played at the Lee's Summit and Holden basketball games. The band won first in the contest of marching bands at Holden last fall. In the conference contests held at Baytown April llth, the band, the brass quartet, and the clarinet quartet were entered.