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

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MAJORETT g t: Alice Marie Neill, Darlene Foote, Helen Elliott, Kathleen Schindorff, Louise Yadon, Sue Yadon, Alfreda Czeschin STANDING: Lois lsom, Eloise McCarty, Shirley Neff, Nellie Jo Bricker. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Reed, Etta Dell White. THIRD ROW: Sandra Small, Patsy Tuttle, Duane Rogers, Raymond Burris, Norma Sartin, Barbara Brown, Bob Woolery, Joan Hammond, Lenora Anne Murray, Margaret Mills. SECOND ROW: Flora Miller, Lyle Herrick, Patty Bricker, Lois Gray, Enid Burr, Saundra Moore, Ralph Burris, Earl Myers, Bobby Beggs, Ginger Prewitt, Bruce Jeans, Marvin Gray, Ada Lee Stafford, Melba Jean Burris, Rayrnond Faubion, Ermalene Schupp, Alice Moss, Mary K. Henley, George Henley. FIRST ROW: Jane Keltner, Ensley Prewitt, Delores Sloan, Rheta Daubenspeck, Shirley Johnson, Margaret Crawford, Margaret Black- man, Marillyn Morton, Burnie Burton, Marjorie Gray. NOT PICTURED: Joy Owens, Marie Ann Stafford, Anna Marie Maloney, Donald Grimsl ES, Left to Ri h ey. 54

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Sllllll lllllll llll Left to Right: Dan Thomas, Robbie Wright, Sue Mitchell, Burnie Burton Norma Ware Barbara Wagner, Ada Lee Stafford, Ralph Burris. Standing Mr . Me ans . Instructor . . . . Mr. Means President ..... . . Burnie Burton Vice President -... Ada Lee Stafford Secretary-Treasurer . . . Norma Ware The student council and its advisor, Mr. Means, act as the governing body of our school. It is their job to see that the problems and ideas of the student body as a whole are discussed and acted upon. The council acts as the students' voice by bringing these ideas and suggestions before the school adrninistration. They plan the all-school parties and have charge of various other activities in the school. These activities are important, if successfully carried out, and even more important, if the members of the council andthe students who electedthem profit educationallythrough them. If no such profit results, the time and effort spent have been wasted. - The student council is, in short, a laboratory for citizenship, and a working example of our democracy. 53

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GIVIIXHI CHIIRUS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Nellie Jo Bricker, Mary Warren, Marie Ann Stafford, Shirley Johnson, Joyce Reed, Wilma Steele, Lavonne Viles, Marguerite DeArmond, Marjorie Gray, Jane Keltner, Ada Lee Stafford, Lenora Anne Murray. FOURTH ROW: Jack Inskeep, Bruce Jeans, Donald Grims- ley, Buddy Taylor, Carl Bachle, Richard Jones, Billy Gard- ner, Frankie Dickey, Bob Woolery, Wallace Griffith, Bobby Lees. THIRD ROW: Helen Elliott, Barbara Brown, Errnalene Schupp, Delores Sloan, Thelma Schmoll, Alice Marie Neill, Beverly Herrell, Margaret Crawford, Louise Yadon, Louise Graham, Ensley Prewitt. SECOND ROW: Wayne Schnorf, Calbert Enterline, Bobby Beggs, Earl Myers, Johnnie James, Burnie Burton, Rayimond Faubion, Ralph Burris, Lyle Her- rick, Etta'Cuscik. FRONT ROW: Jean Kirk, Bonnie Wilmoth, Marillyn Morton, Gracie Sulser, Marvin Burch, Frances Phillips, Shirley Neff, Delores Holton, Mr. Childs. NOT PICTURED: Bill Benson, Mary K. Henley, Eloise McCarty, ner, Curtis Webber, Ginger Rich Prewitt. ard Triplett, Barbara Wag 55