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

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Back How. left to right: Iuanita Bowers, Alma Io Simpson, Doris Maloney, Alice Ann Herrell, Mildred Comer, Mildred Simon, Betty Storms, Maxine Bricker, Leola Poindexter, Marjorie Gray, Dorothy Comer, Christeen Bunch, Edna Stayton, Iessie Bolin. Next Row: Travis Myers, Eileen Stalnaker, Monelle Schmoll, Zorene Nicholls, Ninn Bricker, Wanda Snyder, Mary Lou Myers, lane Keltner, Kathleen Schindorfi, Margie Schmoll, Helen Pennington, Ernestine Quinn, Billie loe Brown. Next How: Roena Hammond, Peggy Babylon, Wilma Steele, Lorene Sloan, Lorene Bradford, Carol Owens, Ioan Ware, Carla Ann Smith, Doris Williams, Willa Rosanbalm, Delores Steele, Alice Crawford, Alice Marie Neill. Fourth How: Rose Clements, Alfreda Czeschin, Virginia Woolery, Ruth Ferguson, Mary Larkins, Lois Isom, Ruth Long, Ioan Phillips, Tessa Linthicum, Wanda Rose Davis, Billie Phaff. Front Row: Miss Hutson, Delores Wilmoth, Georgia Love, LaVoy Lewis, Lena Yadon, Eloise McCarty, Sue Mitchell, Vada Gatlin, Dora Clemons, Imogene Hedrick, Iessie McDonald. gfame Z ' Miss Evelyn Hutson, head of the Vocational Home Economics Department, teaches three consecutive years of home economics. The Home Ec. Department was in charge of the lunch room at the carnival and the basketball tournament. The climax of the year was the formal Valentine Dance, February 12, held in the auditorium for the girls and their guests.

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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.

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x -yr-v-1---v Back Row, lett to right: Howard Carnes, Billy Joe Kennedy, Harley Ballard, George Long, Iohn Hodges, Donald Iennings, Ioe McClintock, Connie Henley, Charles Gray, Iames Raifurty, Richard Iones Second Row: Lillard Wilmoth, Russell Willsey, Iohn Griffith, Herbert Wilson, Blake Sloan, Wintord Leslie, William Nicholls, Clyde Walker, Allen Burbridge, Buddy Taylor, Charles Ravenscroit. Front How: Mr. Woody, Huntley Wilmoth, Ierry Hayes, Chester Ferguson, Iunior Cook, H. G. Schmoll, Boyd Enterline, Arlen Mitchell, Robert Leslie, Robert Parrott, Calvert Enterline, Chester Spiwak. Not in picture: Ioe Hammons. I gl I The F.F.A. boys, supervised by C. R. Woody, attended and entered numerous Agriculture and Livestock Contests during the year of '45-'46. In the fall they entered the Mid-West Livestock Show held in Kansas City. This spring the students entered the Voc. Ag. Students' Conference and contests held at Columbia, Mo., the District Voc. Ag. contest at Warrensburg, and the Drurnm Farm Voc. Ag. contest Where they entered in dairy, livestock, grain, and poultry judging. The F.F.A. has a busy and interesting future to look forward to and the Ag. students of P.H.H.S. will do their part.