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

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4 44' 7 , w we ,Q-ti T- T ,W 'JEL ' XZ? f VV Y? ' Q E .M f . Q lk? WHIVS WHO I SINIUR MASS The sheik . The oldest . . The youngest . The crooner . The singer , , , Best girl athlete . . . . . Best boy athlete . .... Girl most likely to succeed Boy most likely to succeed . . Neatest dressed girl . . . Neatest dressed boy . Most graceful girl . . Most graceful boy . Biggest flirt fgirll . Biggest flirt fboyj . Quietest person . . Noisiest person . . Best dancer fgirlj . Best dancer fboyj . . Prettiest eyes fgirlj . Prettiest eyes fboyl . Prettiest hair fgirlj . Prettiest hair fboyj . Best personality fgirlj Best personality fboyl. . Prettiest hands fgirlj . Prettiest hands lboyl . Tallest girl ..... Tallest boy .... Most intelligent . . Prettiest girl . . . Most handsome boy 'A u -x v or QV! 'Z I N, 12, M e X -as XX fffi new ik. r . Duane Herrick . . . . Earl Hand . .Huntley Wilmoth . Burnie Burton . Eloise McCarty . Alfreda Czeschin . . Bobby Lees . .Tane Keltner . Burnie Burton . . Ruth Long . Richard .Tones . Alice Crawford . Bobby Lees . . . Jane Keltner . . . Phillip Bailey . .Tessie Ann McDonald X, ,M ! K Qi I l V U if'-vas - A he ef 0 . . Wallace Griffith I . .Eileen Stalnaker . .Phillip Bailey . . Lavonne Viles . Davidray Middleton . Kathleen Schindorff . Davidray Middleton . Kathleen Schindorff . . Huntley Wilmoth . Alice Crawford . Burnie Burton . . . Lavonne Viles . . . H. G. Schmoll . Jessie Ann McDonald . Kathleen Schindorff . Davidray Middleton ag ' 35 J 'C F' ' 'I li ,J- t Q N, ' 8' fl If A Q I U!-' s x ! Q! I f 0 'C ff M c Aff' 16 P wxiil 'llfrv

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MASS HISHIHY Came September, 1937, and the first grade had a new troupg This was the loudest, noisiest bunch of any group. Our teacher was Miss Frances Holloway Who tried to teach us something new each day. After that year of getting punishment for being bad, We came to the second grade, where we learned to write. Ye Gad! The third year a certain girl decided to write a love you note. I'll never do it again, I've many times heard her quote. Miss Della Parker passed us to the fourth grade, Where Pauline Kleckler spanked those who only played. Then grade five and the mean, fat, old ugly Miss Conrad--that's what she put in our autograph books. Guess who came to us this year? You're right, 'twas that guy with the looks. Sixth grade with Miss Phillips for a teacher wasn't bad: This year several students were added. Gee, were we glad! Now on to the seventh grade passed a bunch of handsome boys and girls-- Where we had Mrs. Crayton to teach us, the teacher with the golden curls. Then the last year was spent at Central School, With Miss Ruby Sloan, who taught us with an iron rule. This year some certain boys started preparing for P. H. H. S. By shooting paper wads and when asked about it wouldn't confess. Again on a September morn a bunch of green ones came forth, Sixty-four Frosh came from east, west, south and north. This year most of us attended our first formal affair. 'Really was fun! I afterwards heard many declare. This year we had our first king and queen. Kathleen Schindorff and Richard Jones were the best couple ever seen. The second year was better, it seems, V Except for a few who had daydreams. We'd go into a class and not know a thing in the bookg All we could do was sit and look. We had a king and queen again this year: Alice Crawford and David Middleton were our couple so dear. When upperclassmen Juniors we did become, Our membership dropped from fifty-seven to fifty-one. We gave a play this year that earned us lots of dollars, So we could give a banquet to the Senior scholars. Huntley Wilmoth and Jessie McDonald were the king and queen elected. They were the best couple ever selected. Then our king and queen won the Senior year, Ruth Long and Bobby Lees, or did you hear? And during this year we published a yearbook, And had our Senior pictures taken, the best ever took. There are a few of us who, together, have gone through twelve years. They have shared each other's happy moments along with their fears. Jane Keltner, Burnie Burton, Lois Isom, and Phillip Bailey have all gone through, Along with Ruth Ferguson, Rose Clements, Jessie McDonald and George Terrill, too. Add to the list Eileen Stalnaker, Alice Marie Neill, Alfreda Czeschin, and Marjorie Gray, Alice Crawford, Joan Phillips, Ruth Long, Carla Smith, and Ann Herrell have gone all the way. We 49 graduates of forty-nine, To the Juniors wish to assign The honor of being Seniors next year, While each of us pursues a career. 15

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BABY IIAII BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dorothy Ross, Lois May Rhodelander, Jane Keltner, Marjorie Gray, Ann Herrell, Donald Keyton, Richard Singleton, Billy Bob Kennedy, Darwin Delmont, Paul Kenton. THIRD ROW: .Tirn Bob Collins, Paul Shuert, Chester Ferguson, J. T. Bower, Dale Kincaid, Alice Marie Neill, Ruth Ferguson, Carla Ann Smith, Betty Ray Turner, Alice Crawford. SECOND ROW: Viola Jackson, Lois Isom, Betty Ellen Bastain, Patty Warren, Bernice Keithley, Phillip Bailey, George Terril, .Tack Inskeep, Freddie Beutler, Bobbie Pennington. FRONT ROW: .Tessie Ann McDonald, Thelma Lawson, Ada Clark, Rose Clements, Alfreda Czeschin, Marjorie Christian, Eileen Stalnaker, Peggy Babylon, Burnie Burton, Dean James. Teacher: Frances Holloway. Wm lk . lg A Budd . . - rn S. - Y T Carla Smith Marjorie Gray Lois, 150 Eloise aylor Jessie Ann McDonald Nyccfarw Geo W i. X .. :iw el - R awe An H32 Wilma Ich H - ht Steele -TOneasrd Francv Herrell wrxg 17 rge Terril