Polo High School - Panther Yearbook (Polo, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

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PETERSON SUPERINTENDENT At work in the bupermtencents Office, 5 Len to msn: First Row: Miss Cronbaugh - Mathematics, Science, and Spanish Mr. Ellis - Coach and American Problems Mrs. Field - English Second Row: Mrs. Jones - History and Phys- ical Education Mrs. McCorkenda1e - Horne Economics Mr. Moore - Commerce Third Row: Mr. Rhoades - Agriculture Mrs. Schaeffer - Music 6 MARY CAIN F.H.A. Pep Club Leader . . . .... . '49-50 Glee Club ................ 4 years Mixed Chorus .............. 1 year Class Secretary-Treas .... . . l year Class President. ........... l year Student Council Shrubbery Hill People Are Funny NANCY BARNES FJ-LA. Pep Club President GleeClub. ..... ,.... .... Quartet...... ... Trio ........... . . . Mixed Chorus .... . . . . . . Sextet .................... Mixed Double Quartet ...... Panther Sta!! Green and White Shrubbery mu People Are Funny K 4 years Z years . l year 4 years 3 years 2 years Senior MARY ANN HYDER F,l-l,A. President Pep Club ' Glee Club ...... Mixed Chorus .... Class Officer ..... Student Council Shrubbery Hill The Flattering Word People Are Funny H . . . .4 years 4 years Z years We Www T Hmm? Q GT? -he age? i QW? K - ' --5 5: lik '.:: ' If,fQI: .:,-:,5:f5lK',f2:w'Z' 1755 wif-ygifilff, 7 , L 1 .Q --sms , I I if fee .sf as f -. f ' 1'wss9m ax. C ' SL 'T ' ?f Q ww: , iw-:W-,L,'L,:sL pwpwfgu ' W' ., mf, V ' ' ,Z-1,e5s:.lg f,n,,wzg fw,fW sg fs, , .a. H as .M Q, KM, , ,. .mm ,lj K, ge T'nz l .I:I.' r- f ix' .Eg ff V1 gi 3 ,-.. , J -2 we I-fl--W vs 'f -'V , 1 1: 1-fieaiwiflzglfp,-lie, f - 'failww iz naw ,wif isis We 4 4 JOE HOESCHELE P Club Glee Club .... ' . . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Basketball . . . Softball ...... . . . F ootball. ....... Panther Staff ' 'Shrubbery Hill' ' People Are Funny 4 years . . . .4 years . . . .4 years 3 years Z years Class EMMA McBEATH wu.BuR ELLENBERGER F.:-LA. F -FA- pep Club Glee Club ..... .... 3 years Class Oiiicer ........ .... 3 years Mixed Chorus . . . .... 4 YCBFS People Are Funny Basketball .......... . . . .1 year Football .............. . . . . l year Mixed Double Quartet ....... l year School Photographer Panther Staff Shrubbery Hill People Are Funny 1 SUE SMITH MAX CREASON FJ-LA, Sub-District Secretary- F.F.A- Sec,-egury Treasurer P club Pep Club Glee Club ........ . . . , 4 years Glee Club '--'--- - 5 Yeats Mixed Chorus .... ..... 4 years Mixed Chorus .... - 4 Yeifs Basketball ,.... ..... 4 years Trio ---------- - 3 Years Football ...... .... l year Quartet ...... . . . 3 yell'5 Panther Staff Sexbet ........... . 5 YCBIB Class Officer Panther Staff Green and White Student Council Secretary- Treasurer School Reporter Carnival Queen . . . . . . . . . . '49-50 Wilbur Takes His Medicine Shrubbery Hill People Are Funny Student Council President Wilbur Takes His Medicine Shrubbery Hill People Are Funny ivkfwl' if v'. t, .mi BOB 0'DELL LAVEDA SNODGRASS CARROLL PREW ITT P club Pep Club I-'.F.A. Football ............. . . .1 year Shrubbery Hill P Club People Are Funny People Are Funny F00fbB11 Muwsef F.H.A .... . . . . Secretary-Treasurer F.l-l.A ..... ...... P arllamentarlan Pep Club Glee Club ..... . . . . . 4 years Mixed Chorus . . . . . . . . Z years Shrubbery Hill People Are Funny Glee Cllub ..... Nlixenffbhqrus .... Football . fl .... P'f Clubj. . ' 'Shrubbeiy ,Hillq ' People Are Funny' ' Shrubbery Hill ' 'People Are- FunnY' ' BONNIE CROW LEY F.H.A. Historian GleeClub.... .... .........4years Pep Club header . . . . . . '50-51 Green and White Shrubbery Hill People Are Funny MAXlNE WOODEN BOB BURNS LAURA CARTER HUGH TEEGARDEN President FJ-LA. . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer F.F.A. F.F.A ...... ...... . .....Z years ....l year 5 ...Zyears RAMONA WHEELER Pep Club Glee Club ...... Mixed Chorus .... Sextet ......... Trio............ Green and White Class Officer Student Council Student Activity Fund Secretary-Treasurer 4 years . . .4 years .. .4 years . . . . l year . . . .. .'50-Sl Basketball Queen . . . . . . . .'49-50- Football Queen . . . . . ' 'Shrubbe ry Hill' ' People Are Funny . . .'50-51 Pep Club Glee C1ub................ MixedCllorus............. The Flatterlng Word Shrubbe ry Hill People Are Funny HAROLD DAV IS F.F .A. P Club Class Officer Panther Staff Glee Club ...... Mixed Chorus. . . . Basketball ..... Football .......... ' 'Shrubbery Hill ' 'People Are Funny P Club 3 years Basketball . . . . . . .... 3 years .l year Football ......... ....Z years 2 years 2 years Z years years Shrubbery Hill People Are Funny MARGARET CAIN JIMMIE CRAWFORD COLENE HICKMAN JKMME MAYES Pep club Leader ,........... '49-so P club F.H.A. P C1ub Glee Club ................ 4 years Basketball . . . 4 years Glee Club ..... .... 4 years 51 Club ----- - - - 4 years Mixed Chorus ......... ..... l year A Football ....... . . .Z years Pep Club ....... .... 4 years Basketball ---- ---- 3 YEHYS Green and White Typist Softball ......... A years Mixed Chorus .... .... 4 years Softball ......... . . . 4 years Carnival Queen . .,.......... '50-51 Student Council Green and White Green Uld White Shrubbery 1-nn sm-ubbery Hin Sh:-ubbery Hill Sh1-ubbsry Hill People Are Funny People Are Funny People Are Funny HPEOPIB Are FUNNY P Club Glee Club ....... Mixed Chorus . . . Quartet ....... Q ANSEL. BENGE LEON EDWARD LYNN ROBISON DOROTHA ROBISON P Club Secretary-Treasurer F.F.A. Pep Club ................. 4 years 4 years Glee Club . ............ . . . 3 years P Club Class office' ------------- 3 V955 4 YCGIS Basketball ................ 4 years Glee Club ...... . . .4 years People Are Funny 3 years Football .... Z years Football ........... . . . .Z years Softball ........ ..... . . .4 years Shrubbery Hill X F.F.A. Football.......... ' 'Shrubbe ry Hill' ' ' 'People Are Funny Z years Class Officer Delegate to Boys' State Shrubbery Hill People Are Funny Carl Hyder Tucker, U. S. Navy Air Force, and Carl William Burau, U. S. Army Air Force, will receive diplomas in absentia at the reg- gular Commencement in May. People Are Funny f N eve CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTOg When One Knows That He Doesn't Know Any- thing It is Worth More To Him Than All His Other Knowledge. Junior Class I GENE GASTINEAU RUSSELL ESTES ARN ITA ROBISON LLOYD BARNARD VINCENT President V ice-President Secretary BLACKWELL LOREN PEGGY DA LE CARR DARA LENE COOPER WALLY C RAWFORD BROOKSHIER CAMPBELL ' I CHARLES DOVE DAVID FRANCIS JUNIOR GARDNER JOHN HOGAN DORIS HYDER PATSY INGRAM GARY JAMES LeRoy JAMES JUNIOR JOHNSON Jos KELLEY ' 10 REBA LOTZ PATTY LUTHER MARY MAYES JOANNE MORGAN PEGGY PHILLIPS ARNOLD RARDON DORIS RITTER EMMA SKINNER MARTHA NEECE HOWARD STOWE DOROTHY SMITH munms wnma BILLY wonmsuzv 1-'RANKUN YOAKUM JERRY wmcm' CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO: We Build The Ladder By Which We Rise. 11 Sophomore Class 3 1' ' M fiw w , A .. ,, ,, ' 1525 -,J E, In - mf g W Iv 2 ' .1 I X Q SMA km X , -I. ,V ..,. K' M , , rw I 56 1 N ' wit A , L ,E If A 2' Q5 5 Q H iii I 4 S X851 B, 5 QQ w M sm s ' Q BOBBY POLLARD JAMES MORGAN BILLY STONE ANNA MAE BARNES President Vice-President Secretary-Trees. ,y is. 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'L 1 .fiiffi K R ' --S, ik BLANCHE MYERS I DALE OTTO JOHN D. PATTON MAX RITTER EDITH SCHILDKNECHT WAYNE RICHARDS NANCY smncusn cmu. swsA1'MAN GARY vzcx SHIRLEY WORMSLEY CLASS COLORS: Pink and White CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation CLASS MOTTO: We Shall Be Seen By Our Deeds. 13 XXXXX YW -A I ' . ,xl X - XX-XXX QQ . ' vi 3-Sw .1 . , Q 5. sew .. ' X 'MEX J 2? ' H ' i Aix , XX gm., Xefism 8E5EX,,,i,E.X A E1 ya? ' f WW .' X E55 W X win X K 3 lk XXX ,X,...X,..XXX-,H X.g-X, -,S . U -: .. 5,5 XA W XQAQX fig H - YK J - ' ::.' ,-'. EEi!EF'.::I'- .- X' - ' 5. 1 X i : H ,,.. 2---X - P : -: 553, gg, ,... fs . hr fm gif! s X gf' Tj ff Egg fi XXX 3'-Q S ,A ' X IT ' A Xwigkgfm, X is X45 'Y 67 'E Wk1'q'f'Tiff X wigs 93 X Vw 0 f '52 Q53 X X fs XX XXXEX nu 4 ws sg Qi? ti, X X if f x XXX ,XL P, 1 , X Ai , 2 Q .... 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XF. .XX .Xu- X,XX52gisf,silg'fAE3'XX5i : ,' ' rf' X1 we iw ..- 5-X' -'ff QXXQQQVX fix' -- , 5Ei,lX, 'M' ,,iX,W,sj.X XXX, ,V ,Ir X, I K f2pzfiXf2K QU ,QF fx gl X X XXXXXX XX XX Mjx X REX HICKMAN VIRGINIA HISKETT BARBARA SHE LTON Treasurer MARY BETH CONNER ELLA MAE HARPER ELOISE HOGAN KENNETH HOARD PAT HOUGHTON POLEY RAY HOWARD DUARD MOORE MARY MOORE WINONA MYERS MILDRED KENNEDY JOYCE OTTO JANE RARDON MARGARET MCCORKENDALE MARY ZEIKLE CLASS COLORS: Rose and Silver C LASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS MOTTO: Perfection Every Day In Every WaQy . 15 Grade Faculty Len to Right First Row: Miss Hinds - First Grade Mrs. Esteb - Second Grade Miss Potter - Third Grade Second Row: Tyirs. Barnard - Fourth Grade Miss Johnson - Fifth Grade Miss Kincaid - Sixth Grade and Elementary Principal Third Row: Mrs. Edwards - Seventh Grade Mrs. Millet - Eighth Grade 16 , New Grade School In January, 1950, the Board of Education contacted various firms of architecture concerning a new grade school building for Polo. On.February 10th, the firm of Nlarshall and Brown, of Kansas City, was retained to draw up the plans for this build- ing. The plans were made for a one-story brick building containing six classrooms, an office, a kitchen, combination cafeteria and playroom, janitor storeroom, and rest!- rooms, These plans were accepted by the Board of Building Commission of the State Department of Education. The Polo Board of Education offered the plans for contract bids, and on September 2.8, 1950, a contract for construction was let to the firm of Elliott and Arms, of Richmond, Missouri, Work was immediately begun on the new building. The foundation has been completed, the furnace installed, and the east and west walls have been built as high as the window sills. Weather permitting, work will go ahead rapidly in the future, as most of the material has been purchased and is on the grounds. ,yrs iw, SW f 5 e z 5 I f,.f sliif , 5 K Students and townspeople attend the ground breaking ceremony for the new grade school building. 17 First Grade TOP ROW: Ronald Keith Hill, Betty Marie Pence, Rodney Clevenger, Glenda Coffman, Tommy Wormsley, Lois Jean Richardson. SECOND ROW: Judy Alexander, Kenneth Lyle James, Joyce Ann Lotz, Ronald Hocklander, Linda Joyce Murray, Eddy Hyder. THIRD ROW: Maurice Gene Michael, Joyce Ann Mason, William Hill Shanks, Peggy Jeanne Trout, Jack Garner, Barbara Hardman. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Kay McElwee, David Allen Michael, Wanda Adkinson, Jimmy Shelton, Mary Leamer, Ricky Achenbach. FIFTH ROW: Charles Catron, Jackey Crowley, Jerry Dale Clevenger, Johnny Jones, Larry Dean Lockamy, Stephen Belt. TEACHER: Mary Elizabeth Hinds. 18 TOP ROW: SECOND ROW :' THIRD ROW: FOUR-TH ROW: FIFTH RCW g TEAC HER: Second Grade Virginia Hoard, Junior Eads, Gary Pollard, Linda Crowley, Roger Buchanan, Ronnie Aldridge, Frances Skinner. Dicky lleamer, Dixon Marion Leamer, Joyce Couch, James Orr, Joyce Kay' Stonum, Richard Dove, Rex Harrison. Dale Hoard, Nancy Harlow, Merlin Hicks, Edwin Helm, Alfred Cameron, Shirley Berry, Kenneth Pence. Robert Barnes, Norman Silkwood, Patricia Richardson, Neal Harrison, Joyce Ann McFa1l, Bert Vaught, Robert Engle. Arlene Huff, James Hicks, Frederick Deason, Ann Elaine Michael, Gary Fitzwater, Keith Watson. Mrs. Esteb. 1.9 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: TEACHER: Third Grade Lois Milligan, Sha. on Wormsley, Linda Kincaid, Janet Shanks, Sharon Place, Janet Adkison, Gladney McE1wee, Lora Lee Beechner. Mary Burns, Dwayne Aldridge, Leroy Kerns, Ronald McElwee, Larry Herod, Johnny Parker, Richard Dana, Martha Burns. Bonnie Matchett, Bobbie Gay Misel, Kenneth Lockamy, Roy Hazzard, Ralph David Streeter, Melvin Lee, Larry Smoot, Sharon, Michael. Helen Potter. . FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: TEACHER: Fourth Grade Grace Barnard, Jeanie Cooper, Lois Ann Schildknecht, Lois Sue Kincaid Mary June Achenbach, Shirley Hoover, Judy Leamer, Darlene Towner. Sharon Shelton, David Field, Jerry Lee, Larry Dean Streeter, Freddie Christopher, Marshall Dean Stonum, Ronnie Clevenger. Joyce Watson, John Thomas Hyder, John Robert Swafford, Joe Robison, Benny Shrum, Ralph Hill, Dixie Aldridge. Mrs. Barnard, Z0 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Mary Edna Lee, Barbara Sue Pollard, Charlotte Belt, Coleen Watson, Wanda Lou Kelley, Mary Louise Fales, Betty Sue Shelton, Betty Ruth Lockamy. SECOND ROW: Rosalie Youngblood, Joyce Carter, Kitty Sue Patton, Patricia Murphy, Donna Lee Clark, Carol Jean Kincaid, Diane Harrison, Carol Skinner. THIRD ROW: Darrell Lee James, Norman Brock:-nan, Junior Sackman, Tommy Flanigan, LeRoy Huff. TEACHER: Elizabeth Johnson. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Beverly Stone, Joyce Jackson, Evelyn Barnard, Barbara Sackman, Sue Hoover, Shirley Catron, Jeanette Dana, Ruby Vaught, Beverly Cooper. SECOND ROW: Ann Harrison, Lois Allen, Charles Belt, DeLoyd Cawthon, J. C. Lee, Larry Joe Kincaid, J. W. McElwee, Anita Pence, Mary Jane Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Barbara Hazzard, David Swofford, Darrell Lee Collins, Gary Fields, Irvin Dean Yoakum, Leo Kincaid, Gerald Clark, TEACHER: Ruth Kincaid. 2.1 Seven th Grade FIRST ROW: Martha Sue Green, Anita Lutz, Delores Helm, Patsy Stone, Joann Burton, SECOND ROW: TEACHER: Mary June Vanderpool, Elizabeth Letzig, Phyllis Campbell, Carol Jean Kelly, Shirley Shelton. Bernie Don Mette, J. D, Kincaid, Mitchell Bowers, Lawerance Ellenberger, David Zeikle, Frankie Silkwood, Jimmy Hoover, Leslie Hill, Mrs. Edwards, FIRST ROW 5 SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: TEACHER: Elgll th Grade Ella Mae Lockamy, Shirley Milligan, Patricia Hazzard, Delores Burns Wanda Cox, Marjorie Burdick, Betty Lou Mayes, Lois Davis, Nancy Cawthon, Mabel Lee, Maxine Ritter. Betty Sue Kincaid, Frances Aldridge, Jimmy Stowe, Billy Hoeschele, John Howard Smith, Randy Yoakum, George I-liskett, Dannie Carr, Darlene Lotz, Beverly Clevenger. Jimmy Wormsley, Dean Hicks, LeeRoy Jackson, Arthur Hoard, John Earl Beechner, Ellis Schildknecht, Larry Helm. Mrs. Millett. Z2 .3555 .s Q., :g:g:5:-:5-Lp .,. 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It is in the nature of a general course, meeting twice a week, Other music groups not pictured are: Boys' Quartet, Mixed Double Quartet, and Girls Ensemble. Music groups entering the District Contest this spring are: Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Double Quartet, Girls' Sextet, Girls' Quartet, Boys' Quartet, and Girls' Trio. Soloists entering are: High Voice - Nancy Barnes, Mezzo Soprano - Sue Smith, and Low Voice - Daralene Cooper. Under the sponsorship of the P.T.A. twenty-one albums of educational records were purchased for use in the grade school. The se records are of such variety and range that they are also being used for high school appreciation class. These little third graders dressed up in their fancy costumes and gave us an assembly program one day. Z5 O COME ALL YE FAITHFULI CHRISTMAS CAROL PAGEANT AND CANDLELIGHT SERVICE PEOPLE WE COULDN'T GET ALONG WITHOUT woonnow JAM:-:s JOHNNLE: WORMSLEY ELLIS woRMs1..EY LLOYD PHILLIPS Our bus drivers get the children safely to and fr om school. Mr. Robison keeps our school neat and comfortable. Jo plans our good meals. MR. ROBISON JQWORMSLEY WILBUR DOROTHY SMITH RAMONA WHEELER SUE SMITH ELLENBERGER Wilbur takes pictures and runs our picture machine. Dorothy is our librarian Ramona writes our checks. Sue is our reporter. 27 Home Economzcs . We have a growing Home Economics department. For the first time Home Economics is offered to all four classesg formerly it was offered only to the upper three. The girls really enjoy their work under the direction of Mrs. McCorkendale. This year the Freshmen have made aprons, skirts and blouses. Then they had their breakfast unit. Now they are ready for the advanced sewing unit. The Sophomores have made skirts, arranged flowers, and studied the basic seven. Then they cooked their breakfasts. At the present time they are ready to cook a heavy' breakfast. We have two classes in Home Management. Each class is doing something a little different. They have canned and frozen fruits and vegetables. At Homecoming they made the gown for the Queen. While one class was studying Child Care another class studied Home Nursing, Now both classes are learning to prepare luncheons. The Senior Class has few members but they have been sewing, studying family rela- tionships, and now are learning to prepare dinners. Next year we hope to put in Vocational Home Economics with a three unit kitchen and nearly all the appliances that a happy homemaker would have. This will be quite an ad- dition to the Home Economics Department. 29 Future Homemakers of America Our FHA has forty members. To be a member, each girl must be enrolled in a home economics class or have completed one year of home economics. Thirty new members were initiated into our group this year. Nineteen girls qualified for their Junior Home- maker Degree, Each of these girls received an FHA pin with a key and guard attached. Our officers are: Pre sident-Mary Ann Hyder, Vice-President-Emma Jean Skinner, Secretary and Treasurer- Laura Carter, Historian-Bonnie Crowley, Pianist-Maurine White, Song Leader-Nancy Barnes, Our sponsor is Mrs. Leta McCorkendale and our Chapter Mothers are Mrs. Marion Houghton and Mrs. Mabel Jones. A large percentage of our members and Mrs. McCorkenda1e at- tended the sub-district meeting at Carrolton in October. Polo had charge of the installation. We are very happy to have E-mma Jean Skinner elected as the Sub-District Vice-President. We are plan- ning to attend the district meeting April 14th, at Maryville. We have had many successful activities this year. First of all, we had the initiation of new members to which all the FHA girls' mothers were invited. Next, we had our Christmas Dance, to which the FFA boys and a few other guests were invited. Then we had a Valentine Box Supper to which the FFA boys were invited, At the box supper the girls had an Etiquette Skit which gave them many helpful ideas as to what is Hproperl' To make money this year we have sold pop, popcorn, hot dogs, etc., at all the school activities. From our profits we have pur- chased an electric stove, electric sewing machine, and popcorn popper. F. I-L A. Christmas Dance . Wednesday night, December 20th, the F.H.A. held a Christmas Dance in the school gymnasium. The imembers of the F.F.A. Club were invited, and each F.H.A. girl and F.F.A. boy was permit- ted to invite one guest. The dance was well attended. The gym- nasium was beautifullydecorated. Streamers of many colors hung from the entrance, at one end of the gymnasium was the sign, Merry Christmas F.H.A. Girls , and at the other end was Happy New Year F.F.A. Boys . Everyone danced under soft lights to records of popular music. Refreshments of ice cream and cookies were served. The dance was one of the successes of the year for the F.H.A. Chapter. 30 F. H A. Initiation Party 31 Something Has Been Added' Teachers and students returning to Polo High School last fall found a change in the appearance of the school neighborhood, The half block just north of the school building, which we had last seen grown up with weeds and brush, had been improved. On the north side of the block a white house had been moved from the lot on which the new grade school was to be erected. Workmen were just completing the garage accompanying the house, and this new home, we were informed, would be the residence of the Superintendent of Polo Schools. On the south side of the block, just opposite the high school building, stood a stocky building of concrete blocks and many win- dows, the new vocational agriculture building. Here the attention of all the boys centered, and the new vocational agriculture course, and the teacher, Mr. Rhodes, became the chief subjects of conver- sation. About forty boys enrolled in the course. Mr. Rhodes put them right to work building the tables, tool cabinets and other equipment needed in working out the various projects which they must under- take as part of their course. They have built-everything from book- shelves and flower racks to hog houses. Mr. Rhodes, a graduate of the University of Missouri, offered courses not only to the schoolboys, but to farmers of the commun- ity who like to come in for help on building plans and for welding classes. Several nights a week the big windows gleam with the bright lights, and the flash of the welding torches and the numerous cars parked near the building tell us a farmers' welding class is in progress. 32 Future Farmers of America Our F.F.A. Chapter was organized October 13, 1950. There are thirty-six boys who are active members. One of our activities was the sale of tickets on a registered Duroc gilt to be given away at the High School Carnival. Mr. Dean Norman gave our Chapter a registered Hampshire ewe lamb in appreciation of our blocking some of his ewes to be sold at the Northwest Missouri Hampshire Bred Ewe Sale. The F.F.A. Barnwarming was held on December 13th. Our Queen was Mary Katherine Mayes, and the Princesses were Maxine Wooden and Anna Mae Barnes. The Chapter has sponsored two programs this year. It sponsored a play The Adorable Imp , presented by the Cowgill Methodist Church, and The K.F.E.Q. Home Talent Show, which was broad- cast over K.F.E.Q. on January 20th. We have had one basketball game with Stet in which we won by a score of 40 to Z6. A 'Father and Son Banquet will be held in the near future. The boys will bring their fathers. The Queen, the Princesses, the school board, and Mr. Peterson will be invited guests. Another event to be held in the future will be a social meeting with the F.H.A. in return for- the box supper they had for the F.F.A. Our Chapter will also put on a radio skit on station K.F.E.Q. on June Znd. A judging team from our Chapter will participate in a local judging contest to be held at Hamilton on March 28th. The district judging contest will be held at Maryville on April 13th and 14th. Max Creason and Hugh Dean Teegarden will be the' delegates to at- tend the meeting at Columbia held on April 19th and 20th. We also expect to participate in a Public Speaking Contest at Excelsior Springs, April 4th, V 33 FIRST ROW: Ramona Wheeler, Max Creason, Sue Smith, Wally Crawford, SECOND ROW: Bobbie Smith, Barbara Shelton, Sam Grove, Gene Gastineau, Russell Estes, Anna Mae Barnes, Rachel K. Field, Sponsor ,,f- Editor-in-Chief . . . Associate Editor . . . Music Editor . . . Feature Editor . . . Art Editor. . . . Sports Editor ....... Business Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . Advertisingvlvianager Typists............ Sponsor.........'... Max Creason Darelene Cooper Daralene Cooper Peggy Campbell . . Joe Hoeschele . . . . . Gary Vick . . . Harold Davis .....................Wa1lyCrawford Gene Gastineau d . Rachel K. Field Eager little faces of children waiting for the good dinner shown below. Cafeteria Employees Jo Wormsley, Florence Entsminger, Eunice Mayes, Ruth Norman, Lena Yoakum, Cleo Wilson, Lessie Phillips, Pearl Starcher, Mr. A. D. Peterson, Superintendent 35 Freshman Initiation Wednesday, September 29th, was the Freshman initiation day. The girls wore Dad's overalls, shirts and plow shoes, an onion necklace, no make-up, hair pin-curled on one side with a green bow in the middle, and each girl carried a baby bottle. The boys wore Mom's dress and hat, lipstick, rouge and powder, and carried a doll. ,Each Freshman wore a sign which read, Ii am a green Freshman . When they met a Senior they had to bow and say, l'm only a green Freshman. The Seniors gave an all school party in honor of the Freshmen Wednesday night. This is an annual occurrence., There was a musical quiz for the Freshmen, Sue Smith and Nancy Barnes sang Sometime , and we square and round danced. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served, Coronation On Thursday night, October 19th, the Coronation of the football queen took place in the auditorium. In the middle of the auditorium was the courtyard where the queen and her royalty would march on their way to the throne. All at once a blast came from the heralds, Shirley Hoover and Joyce Watson, as they played the ir trumpets announcing the procession of the queen and her royalty. Shirley and Joyce, representing the fourth grade, wore bright red herald costumes trim- med in gold. Then came the prancing baton twirlers in their white satin cos- tumes and plumed hats. They were Eloise Hogan, Lois Davis, Barbara Pence, Nancy Starcher, Shirley Wormsley and Connie Hunt. Following the baton twirl- ers, Max Creason, master of ceremonies, announced the coming of the attendants, Peggy Trout and Jackie Garner, first grade, Linda Crowley and Bert Vaught, second grade, Judy Mason, crown bearer, and her escort, Larry Herod, third grade, Patricia Murphy and Leroy Huff, fifth grade, Sue Hoover and Charles Belt, sixth grade, Anita Lotz and Jimmy Hoover, seventh grade, Nancy Cawthon and Randy Yoakum, eighth grade, Winona Myers and Sammy Grove, Freshman Class, Sharon Houghton and James Morgan, Sophomore Class, Mary Katherine Mayes and Vincent Blackwell, Junior Class, Maxine Wooden and Harold Davis, Senior Class. The girl attendants wore beautiful formals, the boys up to the fifth grade wore dark trousers, white shirts, and black bow ties. The scene was very beau- tiful and the procession moved to the strains of soft music played by Mrs. Eula Schaeffer. Then came the big moment as Max announced the charming princess, Patricia Houghton, in a beautiful deep rose formal, with her escort Lynn Robison. Next came pretty, bright-eyed princess, Peggy Campbell in a gorgeous orchid taffeta formal, with her escort Leon Edwards. Then Max announced beautiful Queen Ramona Wheeler and her King, Gene Gastineau. She appeared clad in school colors, a white gown trimmed in green velvet bows, a green velvet cape, very decorative with its trimming of silver sequins. Gene, her King and honor- ary football captain, crowned her, and Leon Edwards, co-captain, presented her with a gift of pearls from the football team. A short program followed, then came the recessional of the Quee.n and her party. 36 School Carnival On the evening of the Carnival, a chicken pie supper was served in the school cafeteria from 5:30 until 7:30. Afterwards everyone went to play Bingo or buy something at one of the stands. At 8:00 everyone gathered in the auditorium and the minstrel show began. Both grade and high school participated in this show, and everyone enjoyed the jokes and songs very much. Another attraction of the Carnival was the crowning of the queens. The candidates and their escorts for the grade school were, Linda Coffman and Stevie Belt, first grade, Arlene Huff and Dickie Leamer, second grade, Judy Mason and Larry Smoot, third grade, Jeanne Cooper and David Fields, fourth grade, Barbara Sue Pollard and Tommy Flannigan, fifth grade, and the grade school Queen Jeanette Dana and her King, Buddy Belt, sixth grade, The high school candidates and their es- corts were: Shirley Shelton and Danny Carr, seventh-eighth grade, Beverly Vaught and John D. Patton, jr., Freshman Class, Sharon Houghton and Bobby Smith, Sophomore Class, Mary Katherine Mayes and Max Creason, Junior Class, and the high school Queen Margaret Cain from the Senior Class and her King, Wayne Richards They Gave Him A Co-ed The Junior Play, They Gave Him a Co-ed , is based on the confusion arising in a college when a new student by the name of Dean Brown is mistaken for the new Dean, Charles Bradley Brown. Dean Brown is welcomed by the students and the Registrar, is as- signed a secretary, and given S200 advance on his salary. When the real dean arrives, two or three days later, he is mistaken for a lunatic ,who has recently escaped from a nearby asylum. No won- der some of the students began to doubt their own sanity. But the confusion seems to benefit the love affair of Gary Blaine and his feudin' sweetheart, Una Scanlon, and the student, Dean Brown, despite his ignorance of college ways, wins the friendship and af- fection of Gloria Manson, the college heiress. Gosh all hemlocks, Glory, he says, I ain't had nothin' so good as this happen to me since Pa give me a lamb for my very own: I'll be a hoss's uncle: 37 RAMONA WHEELER Our Football Queen 38 Scenes From Our Homecoming . ,A W 55 ',,:x--5 Q, , k ,1 I ,M -ffm' f' - In fair -ws' fx , , M. - f -news, f - me if New 3: 0 ,ff W ' :Q not I 1 Q35 Q X Queen Ramona And Her Princesses 0 U R H n O M E ,nf C wi , 0 M -I N G D A N C E 39 nf .. A .A - MARGARET CAIN Carn ifval Queen 40 JEANETTE DANA CARNIVAL QUEEN Grade School 41 MARY KAT-HERINE MAYES F. F. A. Barnwarming Queen 42 SCENES FROM OUR BA RN - WARMING V Q Mary Katherine Mayes, Our Queen, A peaceful bird in a basketball serves punch. nest' Queen Mary Princess Maxine Princess Anna Mae Ah: The proud escortsf The Gerald Bryan Orchestra Down the center and divide the ring. 43 P Club THE ATHLETIC BANQUET March 9th was a big night for students of P.H.S. and especially for the Athletic Lettermen. The occasion was the Annual Athletic Banquet, always looked forward to with great enthusiasm. This year's attendance was around 150. Superintendent A. D. Peterson acted as toastmaster for the evening, and pre- sented the Athletic Queens, Miss Ramona Wheeler, Football Queen, and Miss Peggy Campbell, Basketball Queen. Coach Leo Ellis presented Certificates of Award and White Letters to members of the 1950-Sl Football and Basketball Teams. Football and Basketball Co-Captain, Leon Edwards, presented the CRC Confer- ence Basketball Trophy to the representative of the school, Mr. A. D. Peterson. Mr. Earl Keth, Basketball Coach of Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri, gave a talk and showed a film on basketball. Mr. Keth was a member of the 1938 NAIB Championship Team, and was selected for the All American Team of 1938. I The banquet tables were gaily decorated with green and white, the school colors, and with miniature football and basketball goals. Green and White nutcups were rnade by the Home Economics Department. Joyce Otto, Beverly Vaught, Winona Myers, Rita Esteb, Betty Cooper, Phyllis Cooper, Jane Rardon, Virginia Hiskett, Emma Jean Skinner, Delores Caldwell, Shirley Wormsley, and Edith Schildknecht very capably served the tables. Mrs, McCorkindale, Home Economics Instructor, was in charge of decorations and waitresses, The menu was selected by the P Club and prepared by the Hot Lunch Personnel, under the efficient direction of Mrs. Jo, Wormsley. This banquet marks the end of a season for a progressive football squad and the end of a very successful basketball season. 45 Snapshots 47 3 WX e--5-fn' 'N 7,1- Riel'-9' 03 SPORTS Aw, , 1 anth 91 S In Ac 11071 .. gi .... ' L .fg,,,?:.w.1:,wf5a .-- Q: -: V au.. 'w:f311g.1:2e,i2?5':a:-Va.-9 -- f . ,X e ..... 'Z ff Wil-'::'::1i ?f?i'V ' ' w i V free' ETH, ESI zz ' f- -1--:.a. mz,zsVVQV,4 - . egdhw w igiwmi VR W OTTO - :- - .5-rw., 7 '95 . iw :V ::-,- 5-ME K . 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H 3155 2 4, V 155 RFE 5 I :si I Emai l-V R HARRISON FIRST RCWV: Vick-Manager, Coach Ellis, Pollard-Manager. SECOND ROW: Teegarden, Wright, Burns, W. Crawford, Gastineau, Edwards. THIRD ROW: Hoeschele, Blackwell, Benge, Otto, Barnard, J. Crawford, Robison FOURTH ROW: Davis, Fields, Carver, Rardon, Carr, Crowley, Peoples. FIFTH ROW: Harrison, Patton, Stone, Estes, Richards, Entsminger, Morgan. R. E. R. T. R. G. C. L. G. L. T. L. E. Edwards Robison Estes Wright Hoeschele Burns W. Crawford B. B. J. Crawford S.fB. S. B. I F1 rst Team DW B a'd T. B. Richards 50 Carver, Coach Ellis, Otto, Pollard, Vick, Harrison, Carr, Rnrdon. Second Team R. E. R. T. R. G. C. L..G. Blackwell Crowley Peoples Morgan Patton B. B. Fields S. B. S. B. - Entsminger Stone T. B. Richards .51 I... T. L. E. Teegnrden Benge Polo Polo. . . ..... 32 Polo Polo Polo Polo Polo Polo Polo Lexington B . . Richmond UB' ' . . Breckenridge. . . Orrick. . . . . . Hardin..... . Braymer......... Norborne Mercer Acaderny. . . . . . Oak Grove. . . . . . . 52 Final c.R.c. standings Norborne Hardin Braymer Orrick Breckenridge A OPOLOI 9 Our First Ten In Action W EDWARDS J. CRAWF ORD JAMES W. CRAWFORD Our B Team CREASON , -Eff 1 1 L4 GASTINEAU ' 4 KELLY , f i z ' Mall ' N A 723555 L in vii: 1: 'ff Lfjfiflff? if ' y f Holzscx-1r:1.E A P RICHARDS Q J I 5 - fi- A . -jfi , 53 MAYES Polo Infvitational Tournament Senior High . . . . First . . . Second Breckenridge. . . . . . . .Third Po1o...... Stet........... Camden....... ....Cons. SUB-REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Kearney . - -... First Polo ....... . . Second Wellington . . . . . . Third Parkville . . . . . . Cons. Junior High Standing Lathrop .... .... F irst Stet .......... Second Higginsville .... .Third Braymer, ..... .Cons. C.R.C. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Polo ......... . . First Breckenridge. . . . . . Second Hardin ....... ..... T hird Orrick. . . .... Cons, C.R.C. CONFERENCE GAMES Braymer at Polo . . . Polo at Orrick . . . Polo at Hardin . . . Polo at Braymer . . . Orrick at Polo ...... Hardin at Polo ....... Breckenridge at Polo . . Polo at Breckenridge. . . . 485 fx ' .ff X XX 1 1! We ....44 ....69 ....43 ....33 ....47 ....90 ....64 ....54 Egxqf They Z8 23 38 13 28 37 38 37 September October November December January February March ,ff 15-16 5-6- 7-8- 17- 19- Zl- Z3- 15- Calendar of Events School -Opened F re shman Pe rty Senior A ssembly Senior Pictures Taken--Excelsior Springs F.H.A. Initiation Sophomore Party Wrestling Match Coronation of Homecoming Queen Homecoming--Polo vs. Braymer F.F.A. Hog Sale Senior Party School Carnival State Teachers Meeting Junior Assembly County Basketball Tournament F.F.A. Barnwarming Senior Party Boys went to NAIB Pre-Holiday Bas- ketball Clinic Christmas Program F.H.A. Christmas Dance Sophomore Assembly KFEQ Home Talent Show Seniors went to Kansas City Maysville Tournament Third and Fourth Grade Assembly Grade Teachers Clinic at Hamilton Seventh and Eighth Grade Party Sophomore Party Sub-Re g ional T ournament F .H.A. Party State Student Council Meeting--- Warrensburg Athletic Banquet Boys went to NAIB Tournament Bobbie Robertson Show Junior Play--- They Gave Him a Co-ed Drivers Training Class to St. Joseph Fifth and Sixth Grade Assembly Religious Assembly Senior Science Day---W illiam Jewell P.T.A. Square Dance 55 April 4 6 6-7 11 14 17 19 Z0 Z7 Z7 May 1 4 11 13 16 17 18 The Trumpeteers Religious Pictures District Music Conte st---Maryville Conservation Assembly F.H.A. District Meeting---Maryville Father and Son Banquet State Music Contest Junior and Senior Banquet Seventh and Eighth Grade Assembly K.F.E.Q. Pony Express Program Senior Day--Warrensburg Senior Day-- People Are Funny Senior Assembly Baccalaureate Grade Graduation Commencement Last Day of School 54 if ..,,v WA L S W O RT H I-liilfflllol I lwnd by 'AIl'Olfll IIDTHIRI lunlhqla-.U.l.A. 56 Alspaugh 8 Cowley UNDERTAKERS - FUNERAL DIRECTORS - AMBULANCE DIGNIFIED, RESPONSIBLE SERVICE, WORTH YOUR CONFIDENCE TELEPHONE 50 POLO, MISSOURI HARDWARE AND FURNITURE HEATING STOVES - PERFECTION OIL RANGES - CHINAWARE CUTLERY - WALLPAPER - PAINT - BUILDERS' SUPPLIES AND TOOLS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 Streeter Motor Co. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 75 POLO, MISSOURI Clif-Fowler's Service Station FOR COURTEOUS SERVICE AND WORK WELL DONE AND LOYAL SUPPORT POLO, MISSOURI POPE'S GROCERY Pope says: Save, Same Prices Every Day Hy-Klas Food Store Phone 275 Polo, Missouri Compliments of POLO ELEVATOR CO. Groceries - Meats - Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizers We Appreciate Your Patronage Phone 114 We Deliver Farmers Bank of Polo Polo, Missouri . J. GRIMES WITHERS, President EARL R. HAUSER, Vice-President J. G. WITHERS, Cashier BYRON ZIMMERMAN, Asst. Cashier M. R. FOWLER J. W. VAN OLINDA . ' Mary Bates and Lincoln Dana, Bookkeepers me -'rizjuiron 5 Gasiineau Tractor 8m Implement Co 327 North Main Phone 2 Cowgill, Missouri Ray Davis General Trucking - Grain and Livestock Phone 33 Polo, Missouri PAUL F. GREEN Seeds and Cleaning Telephone 217 Polo, Missouri SINCLAIR REFINING CO. Sinclair Opaline and Pennsylvania Oil H. C. Gasoline and Heating Fuels O. N. CONYERS, Agent Service Station Phone 158 Residence Phone 161 ' Polo, Missouri Congratulations to the Seniors of '51 POLO FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Home Slaughtering at Locker at All Times Locker Service Available at All Times Polo, Missouri HYDER DRUG SUNDRIES Fountain Service - School Supplies - Stock Remedies . Zenith Radios and Repairs - Fishing Supplies Phone 274 Polo, Missouri Newspaper Publishers ' Commercial Printing THE POLO NEWS HERALD Bart. C. Fulton Frances Fulton Polo, Missouri Subscribe Now - 81.50 per Year ECONOMY DRY GOODS POLO GRILL Bill and La Veta Sinden Phone 176 Polo, Missouri KAVANAUGH MOTOR CO. Parts and Service for All Cars Phones 68 and 339 Hamilton, Missouri HAMILTON TRUCK and TRACTOR DeSoto and Plymouth Cars - International Trucks - Farmall Tractors Refrigeration Sales and Service Phone 59 Hamilton, Missouri Feed - Hay - Grain - Coal Let Us Serve You With Your Farm Needs Native Lumber - Concrete Blocks - Roofing Material- Full Line of Feeds - General Trucking We Pay Top Prices for Eggs and Cream POLO FEED 81 GRAIN CO. Emil Van Olinda - Lyle Pope, Owners and Operators Phone 202 Polo, Missouri POLLARD PRODUCE Cream - Eggs - Poultry - Feed - Fertilizer - Coal Davco Fertilizer - Funk's Hybrid Seed Corn Phone 70 Polo, Missouri CAWTHON GARAGE John Deere Sales and Service Kingston, Missouri JUNCTION CAFE Two Good Places to Eat - - -Here and at Home Mr. 8a Mrs. D. E. Georgia, Proprietors Hamilton, Missouri 1 l n KELLY TRUCK LINE General Trucking Phone 71 Cowgill, Missouri FISK'S GROCERIES 8. MEATS Buyer of Cream and Eggs Phone 21 Cowgill, Missouri G. D. HARLE General Trucking and Livestock Phone 48 Cowgill, Missouri SULLINGER BROS. HARDWARE 8. IMPLEMENT Parts and Service Case Tractors . Phone 47 Kingston, Missouri DAVIS SERVICE STATION Phone 18 Hamilton, Missouri HAWKS MOTOR CO. Sales CHEVROLET Service Oliver and Massey-Harris Farm Equipment Phone 73 Hamilton, Missouri Compliments of LEONARD STARCHER General Hauling - Grain, Coal and Livestock Phone 282 Polo, Missouri - B O O S T E R S -- J. L. SMOOT, Dentist Polo, SMITH'S HARDWARE - LUMBER Cowgill, GRIDDLE CAFE Hamilton THE BLUE CASTLE CAFE . Hamilton, CARTER BROS. BLACKSMITH SHOP Polo, BERNING OIL CO. Cowgill NORTH MISSOURI LUMBER CO. Polo, DEWITT SMOOT TRUCKING Polo RICHMOND DEPARTMENT STORE Hamilton: BOOSTERS HUMPHREY'S CAFE Cowgill FRENCH REXALL DRUG STORE Hamilton, J E A N S Hamilton, VAN CAMP JEWELRY Hamilton ADAMS ABSTRACT 8g TITLE OFFICE Kingston WALLACE GRICE BARBER SHOP Kingston CLARK FUNERAL HOME Kingston 84 Cowgill, SHORTY'S POOL PARLOR Polo ERNIE 8g PETE - Your Barbers Polo, BALL GROCERY WOODY JAMES LEE'S GARAGE Cowgill, AHART SERVICE STATION Hamilton, TOOEY FLOWER SHOP Hamilton, TRITTS SERVICE STATION Hamilton, PRUDENCE BEAUTY 84 GIFT SHOP Polo, STADE SERVICE STATION 81 CAFE Kingston, BERRY SERVICE Po o WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE i s