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

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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

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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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PIHIPHHIY As the school year of 1975 draws to an end we see Mr. Means, who is still superintendent of good old P. H. H. S., driving to Mars in the school's drivers' training rocket ship. It was given to the school by Wallace Griffith, the inventor of the great creation. The driving pupil is Alfred Ray Lees, son of the former Alfreda Czeschin and Bobby Lees. Bobby is now coach at P. H. H. S. Eileen Stalnaker is living with the Lees and is now helping Freda to take care of their twin boys and twin girls. Alfreda and Bobby are still hoping Eileen will find the right man someday. ' Upon reaching Mars, Mr. Means is greeted by James Carl George, who is vice president of the planet. Mr. Means then goes to the university, where we find Sam Coleman acting as Dean of Women--and how Sammy likes that Job! Sam is glad that Mr. Means dropped by, because he is anxious to hear about the wonderful, brilliant, industrious class of '49, Sam is, of course, eager to hear about how the students in his D.O. class turned out, so Mr. Means begins his story. Phillip Bailey is now a great scientist and Joan Phillips is his assistant. Phillip is working on a pill whichwill increase life a hundred years, while Joan is just working-- trying to get Phillip to notice her. Alice Crawford has her beauty shop with Ann Herrell, who is married to Bill Cotter. Alice isn't married yet, but Ann is giving her what you would call motherly advice on which of her admirers to choose. Joe Hammons is owner of the biggest, most modern filling station in the big metropolis of Strasburg, mainly because it is the only station there. Vernon Henry is his assistant. Rose Clements and Mildred Feldkamp are partners in a restaurant in New York. Duane Herrick has his funeral home in Washington, D. C. One day Duane met Earl Hand, who told him he had been unable to become an F. B. I. man because he was too short. Duane hired him for his body guard--er--a--I mean as guard for his bodies. George Terril is now an excellent electrician fat least he is an electricianl. Incidentally, he works at the Sing-Sing Prison running the electric chair. Jimmie Mclntyre is now editor of the P. H. Times, and Lavoy Lewis is his typist. She still has hopes of marrying the boss. Billy Joe Kennedy owns a big orange farm in California. Don Ross also wanted to have a lot of space so he is now owner of the largest ranch in Colorado. Hazel Wright and Sue Mitchellare now great dancers. Bubbles fHazelj is doing a bubble dance in Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe and Sue is traveling with a ballet show. She gother start dancing at the Rat Race. There she was spied bya producer who gave- her the big break she'd been waiting for. Ruth Long and Ruth Ferguson are still at M. U. It's not that they couldn't pass, but because of the enormous number of men down there. The girls are staying in order to find themselves a husband. Imogene Hedrick is now the owner ofthe largest drugstore in the world. Calbert Enterline is a preacher at the First Christian Church in K. C. You remember Roena Hammond? She is married to Edsel and is living on a pig farm in Indiana. Marjorie Gray is married to Don and is living on a farm near Holden. While her husband is busy farming, Marjorie is running the Gray Supply Store at Holden. Dorothy and Mildred Comer are working in Kansas City. Neither one is married, because they can't make up their minds which of the boys in Kansas City to rope--er--oh--I mean to accept. Buddy Taylor and Lavonne Viles are married and are living on a chicken farm in Arkansas. They have 30,000 chickens and four children. Buddy cou1dn't decide which were the most expensive, children or chickens, so they thought they would try their luckat both. Lois Isom is living on an onion farm with her husband, Mr. Jim Onion Clark. Jessie Ann McDonald is married to Harry and runs her own theater in Manhattan, Kansas. Wilma Steele is head nurse in an animal hospital in Death Valley. It has just been called that since Wilma started working there. Davidray Middleton has been chief engineer for the Stafford Construction Co. 18