Potosi High School - Scholae Yearbook (Potosi, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1951 volume:

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SHURLEY ELLEN GRIGSBY Home Economics, Health B.S. in Education, Central Blis State College: Potosi High Sc 2 years. tg' is English in Education, l'niversity of l Missouri: lotosi High School, 9 years. B.S. in Education, University of Missouri: Potosi High School, 1 year. C. KENNETH SARGENT Commercial Studies B.S. in Education, Missouri Valley College: Potosi High School, 1 year. PAUL SHADRACH Science G 'l ,K . TALMADGE SMITH K Xlusic in 3...--' B.S. in Music, Central Collegeg Po gr tosi High School. Q years. 1 'Ci' U P WOOD Industrial Arts and Trades B S and WI Ed ln Industnal Edu catlon Lmverslty of NIISSOIJPI P tosl Hugh School 9 wears DELORES TLRNER English Spanlsh BA Degree Bessie Tlft College Forsythe Georgia Potosl High School Q years JG LZ sa., fe QF' V , v Q Y 2 M. . V-,v 'Q I e f 2, , i A il wi : i uf? H . i nf. Q 5 , . Ze Q Y. s . N we A 5' fi HY x K SENIORS JAMES TAYLOR RICHARDS Senior Class President 'Allis grou'l is ieorse than his bite. Basketball 19-IT, 48, 49, 501 Annual Staff 1950, Paper Staff 19501 Varsity Club 1950, Student Council l95OQ Nation- al Honor Society 1950. ROMA ELAINE YOST Secretary The moresaid, theless done. Senior Playg Junior Playg Glee Club 1947, 48, 493 Student Council 1950, Pep Squad 1947, 48, 49, 503 Class Secre- tary, 4 years. EMMETT ALBERT BARNES It is better to be safe than sorry. Annual Staff 1950, Editorg National Honor Society 1949, 503 Paper Staff 19501 Senior Playg Band 1947, 48, 49, 503 Pep Squad 1949, 50. THEODORE LEON BLAIR Smile and the world smiles with you. Junior Play3 Senior Play Staff. BERNITA LUCY BOYER Be patient to all. Glee Club 1947, 48, 49, 50. BERT CURTIS BRINLEY Behold, a mighty hunter. Track 1949. 9 ELIYIN EARL FRYBIAN Vice-President No man is happy unless he believes he is. Paper Staff 1949, 50g Junior Play3 Student Council 19503 Asst. Basketball Blanager 1950g Annual Staff 19503 Na- tional Honor Society 19503 Senior Play. JAMES LAMBERT SIMPSON Treasurer A friend to everyone and an enemy to none. Basketball 1947, 48, 49, 503 National Honor Society 1949, 503 Annual Staff 19501 Paper Staff 1948, 50: Band 19471 Varsity Club 19501 Mixed Chorus 1947, 503 Student Council 1950, Junior Play: Track 1950. OPAL BARTON What is well done is done soon enough. DALE BLOUNT The three evils are water, fire, and women. Senior Play Staff: Junior Play Staff. THERESA ALBERTA BOYER Habit is all powerful, even in love. Glee Club 19473 Band 1949. GLEN EUGENE BROOMBAUGH The laborer is worthy of his reward. SENIORS LEONARD EARL COMPTON The 'world knows but little of its greatest lovers. Pep Squad 1948, 49, 503 Cheer-Leaderg National Honor Society: .Annual Staff 1950: Paper Staff 1950: Senior Play: Student Council 1950. HAROLD FRANCIS COURTOIS nIvf'1't'7' do things by halves. Senior Play Staffg Junior Play Staffg Track 1948: Mixed Chorus 1950. 'NIARVIN LEE ELLIOTT I nas not born yesterday Senior Plas StaH Junior Plas Staff KATHLEEN A1N1NE EXE Habzt 1.5 a second nature Glee Club 1947 48 Band 1944 48 JAMES GILBERT FRANKLIN Oh what a rare head if it only had brains! Basketball 1948 49' Yarsity Club 1950. DONALD L. GCENTHER The best prophft o the uture is the past. 10 MILDRED PEARL CORDIA Honesty is always the best policy. Glee Club 1947, 483 Band 1949, 50. MARY JEAN DAUGHERTY Temptation is something that is hard to resist. Glce Club 19473 Band 1948, 49, 50. LOLA GRACE EYE Health zs be tter thanuealth Paper Staff 1950 Junior Plaw Glee Club 1944 48 49 BEWERIX JO PERGLSON Second thoughts are some times best Annual Staff 1949 Senior Plax Junlor Play Glce Club 1944 48 Band 1949 AIlX6ll Chorus 1947 Pep Squad 194-7 48 49 FRANKIE ROSE GOFF Try to rt ason about lore and you will lose your reason. Glec Club 1944 48 49' Na- tional Honor Socicty 1950. CLARK LEAGUE HARGCS Righteousness exalteth a nation. Manager of Basketball Team 1949, 505 National Honor So- ciety l949, 503 .Annual Staff 1950g Senior Playg Junior Playg Varsity Club 1950g Stu- dent Council l950g Paper Staff 1950. SENIORS WILLIABI BIORION HAYNES Sense and Xonsenee. mostly nonsense. DELORES FERN HAVVKINS The heart dreams not of what the eyes see not. Glee Club 1947, 48, 49, 501 Band 1947: llixed Chorus 1950: Pep Squad 1947. 48, 49, 50. LEHMAN LYNWOOD JACKSON Always as fit as a fiddle. JOY KIARIA MADDOX Tivo wrongs nerer 'make a right. Glee Club 1947, 48: Hand 1950. HELEN VIRGINIA BIASSON PatierzeeeoziqzierstheDei'il. Paper Staff 1949, 505 Senior Play, Junior Play Staff: Glee Club 19483 Hand 1947, 481 Pep Squad 1950. JOYCE EVELYN BICCLAIN Lore not at the first look. Glee Club 1947, 48, 49, 501 Pep Squad 1948, 49, 50. WAYNE HENDERSON Lore is an egotism of two. Basketball 1947. 48. 49, 503 Varsity Club 1950: Track 1949. HOWARD WAYNE ISGRIGGS He u-ho finds not love, finds nothing. Senior Play: Junior Play: Na- tional Honor Society 1950. BURNADEEN JENKINS If it were not for hope. the heart would break. Pep Squad 1947, 48, 49, 503 Glee Club 1947. 48. 49, 50, Senior Play Staff. EVA EARLENE BIASSON lf, and and spoil many a good clzaructerf' Glen- Club 1947. LEONA BIAXINE MINX The silent man is the best to listen to. Glee Club 1947, 48, 49, 502 Mixed Chorus 1950: Pep Squad 1948: National Honor Society 1950. CAROLYN ANN McKEE Rings on her fingers. Stars in. her eyes. National Honor Society 19503 Paper Staff 1950: Senior Play, Band 1947, 48, 49. 50: Stu- dent-Council Secretary 19503 Junior Play: Pep Squad 1947, 48. EN IDR GLENDOLA NICHOLSON 1I'hat would youth be with- out lore Glee Club 1947. 48. 49. 50: Mixed Chorus 19503 Pep Squad 1948. 49. 50. yn ANNA MAE PATTERSON 1 hare lived and lorerlf' Glee Club 1947, 48. 49: Pep Squad 1949. JAMES EUGENE POLITTE Many a true word is spoken in jest. Track 1948. WALTER SADLER Sur'eess is a result, not a goal. JO ANN SCHKIIDT .Notl1ing is impossible to a zrilliug heart. Paper Staff 1947, 483 Glee Club 1947, 48: Junior Play Staff. RICHARD LEE SITZES The original Ioz-er boy. Basketball 1949, 501 Paper Staff 19503 Track 19493 Na- tional Honor Society 1950. 12 I CATHERINE JEAN USIA Speech is silrer, silence is goldenf' Glee Club 1947, 48, DARLENE PETTIGIIEVV ll'hoez'er lires true life, will lore true lore. Annual Staff 1949. 50: Senior Play Staff: Junior Play, Pep Squad 1947. 48. 49. 50: Glee Club 1947. VIRGINIA LEE RICHESON We irallf by faith not by sight. Glee Club 1947, 48. 49. 502 Annual Staff 1949. 50: Junior Playg Senior Play Staff: Paper Staff 1949, 503 Pep Squad 1947, 48, 49, 501 National Honor Society 1950. EUNICE ILENE SHEPARD A'e1'er too late to learn. Paper Staff 1950, .Annual Staff 1949: Senior Play Staflg Band 1947. 4:81 Glee Club 1947, 48. MARY LOI' SCHINIIDT Aljlfe and be Iilfedf' Animal Staff 19491 Senior Play: Junior Play Staff. BETTY JEAN SKAGGS A time to lore and a time to hate. Paper Staff 1949, 501 Senior Play Staff: Glee Club 1947, 48, 49: Band 1949, 50g Siu- dent Council 19503 Pep Squad Cheer-Leader 1947, 48, 49, 50. SENIORS NEWTON LILBORN SLOAN It's hard to teach an old dog new tricksf' CHARLES ROY STRANGE Impossible is a word that I never utterf' Basketball 1947, 48, 49, 503 Glee Club 194-7g Varsity Club 19503 Track 1949. JAMES STEPHEN THURMAN As innocent as a new laid egg. Basketball 19493 Paper Staff 19503 Varsity Club 1950g Stu- dent Council 1950, Treasurerg National Honor Society 1950. ARCHIE TULLOCK Eve11y 'man Ls a fool accord- ing to another. BETTY LUCILLE VVARREN Her words are few but concise. Paper Staff 1950g Senior Play Staff: Glee Club 1947, 48. JOSEPH IRL VVILKERSON He has a flea in his beardf Senior Play Staffg Track 1949 ABIJAH AUSTIN SPARKS I'll try anything oncef' OREN OBERENE THOMPSON, JR. A 'man is never too old to learn. Track 1949. DOROTHY MARIE TROKEY Success is never blamed. Paper Staff 19503 Glee Club 1947, 48. n LENDEL TURNBOUGH A perfect example of modesty. Junior Playg Senior Play Staff: Track 1949. ROY E. WHITAKER In great attempts it is glorious even to fail. BETTY LOU WILSON Cheer up! the worst is yet to come. Paper Staff 19503 Glee Club 1947, 48, 493 Pep Squad 19503 National Honor Society 1950. 9 J w 15. fm., 'qw 4, fm, 1- P.H.S, Queen 1950. BON VOYAGE Home Port: Potosi, Missouri Ship: U.S.S. Potosi High Destination: Graduation 1951 Passenger List: 99 Freshmen LOG I: 4Time 0900 hours 6 September 19471 All ashore that's going ashore! sounded the voice of Principal VValton and we knew that only a short time would elapse before we would be on the high seas of learning. Since we were only fourth class passengers, we were assigned to the bottom deck. However, our staterooms were no dif- ferent from those of the other class passengers, but we were restricted to such rooms as lznglish, Civics, General Science, and Mathematics. For the most part. our daily routine was similar to that of the other pas- sengers who had previously occupied our deck. Most of us stood the first leg of our iourney well, but our attitude was one of envy and respect for those who occupied the three decks above. VVe had been at sea only a few weeks when it was necessary to organize our group. james Richards was elected Chief Steward: james Simpson, Asst. Steward: Roma Yost, Keeper of Records: and Lendel Turnbough, Finance Officer. This was our first detail, but there were many more to follow. As in years past, the all ship carnival date had arrived and the 4th deck was represented bv lfilene jetton as candidate for queen. Her official escort was Lendel Tournbough. TVe took a very active part in festivities, but our efforts were in vain. Despite our hard work our candi- date placed fourth. Thc first leg of our voyage was completed in mid-May of 1948 when we celebrated our debarkation by attending the all ship picnic on the VVashington State Park deck. Delete: Passenger List: 99 Freshmen Add: Passenger List: 88 Sophomores LOG ll: tTime 0900 hours September 19489 The second leg of our iournev was started without the confusion that was characteristic of the beginning of our voyage. The Passenger list had been amended and our deck watch was fewer in numbers. lfrom the fourth deck we were moved to third and a few more staterooms were opened to us. XYe had a bit more freedom about ship and our participation in the ship's activities were greater in number. Our first group meeting was to reorganize our deck. For this leg of the iourney we elected james Simpson. Steward: lfilene jetton. Asst. Stewardg Roma Yost, retained as Keeper of Records: League llargus. Finance Of- ficer. The annual All Ships carnival was at hand and it was necessary -to elect our candidate for queen. Roma Yost was selected bv the vote of the gobs to be our entry, escorted bv Newton Sloan. The decks of the old U.S.S. Potosi High were illuminated with gaietv and laughter the night of the carnival but Old Deck 3's candidate was awarded third place. The remainder of the iournev was rather uneventful. XX'e went about our daily duties branded as sophomores. llowever. when Deck 2 entertained Deck 1 with a banquet in the Ship's Gym. six bovs and six girls from Deck 3 were detailed to serve. By mid-Hay of '49 we knew we were nearing port for the swells of the sea had given wav to mere waves. Also, the time was set for the all-school picnic. This event proved to be a gala success, and the facilities of the VVashington State Park Deck were utilized for the occasion. Debarkation was completed orderly. and the U.S.S. Potosi High was placed in drv dock for the ensuing three and one-half months. ' J SE IORS IRNIA LEE YYOODS HERBERT Y,:XRBROl'GH l'o11fl1 71101171-Y lore. .lf11r'li lwarzzizzg 51101119 lzou' Paper Staff 19501 Gln-e flub little mortals' fi'I1!11l'.U 1947, -18. 19: Pep Squad 1949: MILIJRED ARLENE YO I 'will always RK be a lady. Paper Staff 19503 Glee Club 19485 Band 1947, 48g Pep Squad 19505 National Honor Society 1950. snack J so S M flu I ,Q X C ,f CU 1 23. t L V 4 5 fn 6, ,twin . 1 -5 1 -5 f MJ X you can -rzu. A Fnfshmnu by his GREEN and Gnnssy Sums, you CRN TELL. rn Sophmaaf. by THE wg ms PARTS HIS HIIIRJ S' 'lea R' rf' you CHN Tzu. A JUNIOR by hgg sunk ant Fmcnoxy Touch V Q jeu CAN reel. 'QQ A SENIOR f buf vou can? 'rzec hum much' Delete: Passenger List 88 Sophomores Add' Passenger List 77 juniors LOG lll fT1me 0900 hours September 19499 We sct sa1l after our schedule had been completed Our position amid ship had been changed for there was only one other group of passengers to occupy a more stately place howey cr yye rcallled that would be our obllgatlon to fulfil a number of social actlyltxes as well as detalls about sup ln order to be recognwed from stern to stem we chose League Hargus as Steward ames Richards -Xsst Stew ard Roma lost lseepcr of Records james Thurman Ilnance Officer YY 1th the crosslng of the line 0 0 0 it was time to elect a candidate for queen Burnadcen jenkms was so honored and was escorted by ames Thurman how eyer defeat was acknowledged and we assumed a second place posltlon on the throne Reallfmg our obhgatlon to entertaln those dlgmfied 1nd1y1duals on the deck aboy e, we started a money makmg campalgn X5 our first yenture we sponsored a talent show w h1ch proy ed to be fayorably accepted Then our jumor play, Hob Goblin House under the dlrectlon of Nhss Grlsby and Xlr Staples added another success to our long l1st of aecompllshments XX ith the school endlng near, because we were now wxthm the break water we cntertamcd Deck I yy 1th the -Xnnual Prom uslnff as our theme Xluslc One can only measure the success of any undertaking by the reactlon created Certainly the Prom was a success for lf yyas noted many tunes by the laughter and merrxment of those concerned -Xs we neared the port for another yacatlon wc mtlcxpated the preparation for what would be the last log of a long lourncy, yy hen dingerous tidal wayes would be offset only by the many friends we hid nude and the knowledge we had acqulred Delete Passenger L1st 71 junlors Add Passenger L1st 6: Seniors LOG IX fTlH1C 0900 hours 4 September 19502 -Xlas' -Xnd as our presence m the stately halls of learmng neared the last lap of our yourney we were no longer brlnded IS passengers lower thin first class for we commanded a key IJOSIUUII lI'l the actlyltles of our slnp Xlclsee had replaced Xlr ones as Chief and Nlr XX alton had been succeeded by Xlr Gray Nlr hray and Nllss Grlgsby were detnlcd to guide us oy er our last fcw months of learning 'I he sea w as exceptionally smooth and from such sea my Silty would hesitxte to depart lcigue Hargus was our Steward ames Rlcharels, -Xssxstmt Roma Xost for the fourth consceutlye year seryed as the keeper of Records and unes Slmpson commanded the post of Ilnance Officer Ihe deck was represented by lrmi I ce XX oods at the -Xnnual Carmy al and w as escorted by oe Wilkerson lor the first time our eandldxte was ele yated to the key position as queen Due to the mauguratnon of a new form of Slup goyernment, lf was necesslry to replace our stcwzrd yy ho had assumed the post of Council President 'Ilns created yacancy yy as ably filled by the Assistant qtew ard ames Richards and l lwln lry man assumed the rcsponslbllxtnes assigned to the -Xssnstant Stew ard Smooth sailing was the sea s condition yet lf was necessary to drop anchor on the night of january' 8 to present our annual play Ihls Ghost Busl ness enacted by a well chosen cast New rings were selected and ey en tho they nught baye been passed on to fond admlrers they were symbolic of our passenger llst Deck 2 yy as our host at the annual prom Our next act1y1ty was graduation at which we were presented our shlps certificate in acknowledgment of our achxeyements After completlng all act1y1t1es aboard ship yye debarked on 'Hay 18 1951 and boarded school buses for our class trip This was our last meetmg to gether before we assumed our role ln a world of eyery day llfe and em barked on Llfes yoyage l , . xx . , . . . .. 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Il XRI I XI ROB-XR'I PXLI ROLS-XX C HRISTINL SHI P-XRD I I -XXX-X SHORT IOHN SII X I1 ROBLRT SI -XNKARID XII XX SNIITH ROI I.-X STRANGE XX ONDEI TLRNBOUGH BII I LTX -XGL LIIARLLS VOLNER IRAN XVIDEMAY ,XIINDY XVILLIANIS BARBARA XVILSON '? X.-rf' K rn.. ,nn ,pq ,R ,Wu-f 'WN Qi. f 1 ' ' 115 L06 , Qu' I 'W' A' , JJ N 3 Q di 7. ff N . 4 if I 11' I 1, ,r .. 3 B P'- rf A . K am! M9911 K? 9 1 'J ya 'lv f 9 V' U- 0 tw , I . . 1 . J Q! w' fix A , ws. 7- I 3,-,.-.... , ,s,,..-Q... ,,-,,..,-..- A 3 9 Q 7 A .fr P Ov A 1 FRESHME ,Il-'RRY l.OO.XllS, President KARIQN Slflf DOXVNARD. Vice-President HARRII- TT ANY XY.Xl.l.ACl'.Svcrsmry YPRDIA -IANF NEGINl,Treasurer CII-QRAIDINIC VERNETTA ADAMS DEAN ANDERS LARRY ASHER -IIQRRY BARTON XVILXIA BEAN BPQTTY JEAN BEQUETTI-' TONY BFQUETTE IAAYICRNA BLOUNT XIARIJVNIV BOURBON CI XI.l-'NA BOYI-'R TRICYA BRAND Rl YA CAl.I,AHAN PA L'l, COFFXIAN XXANDA COLICXIAN HUNNIIC COOK XII-'LVIN COOK YORXIA JEAN CORDIA FRESHME RICHARD DAIQGHERTY FABIAN Jr. DIZ CLUE VIRGINIA DE CLUI-1 JIXIXIY DICKEY ELIZEBETH DOTSON AURELIA DOXVNARD NORXIA JEAN ESSNIYER NORAIA JEAN EYE SHELBA JEAN EYE DOROTHY FAIRLESS SHIRLEY JEAN FAIRLESS SHIRLEY FARROXV DEAN FERGUSON BETTY NIAE GIBSON RICYA JI-IAN GIBSON GEORGE ELNII-IR GOLDEN GEORGE GREENIVOOD BETTY JEAN HAGGARD BLAINE HILL TOM. HOPKINS BOB JOLLY K Q? ,aw h I I . ., A I 'Ev K W ,M .,J A Jv. 5 KIA, U rw vb Y I a xx I , I ,, 'sv f ' ' 451: I fi ' f ' kv I , EEZ, sin r' 'J Q9 I In I. 1 '? i I xftv fn .,,f - I3 f 4 .1 A' I f I rv W , 'Q 74 I li I 1 fr N I ,. I I A A V 15f? 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Ro Ilrtt ltomrd Compton Ieafrut Hlrqus George Shoxxalter lmmett Barnes Elxxm l rx mm Iloxxard XX ax nt lsgrlggs ames RlLl13fd9 Iord Boxer Glen Broombaugh Row Tfwo Ilmts Srmpson I tona Xlmx Helen Nlasson lI'2lI1lxlC Goff X1rg1n1a,R1eheson Rita Ann Boyer nt Sl Lplrd B tx I 1 u XX rlsor JIHLS lhurrnln Xlr Sxrgtnt R0 Om Bettx XX arren ll xtrlx Itrouson Xlrldrtd Xorlx Carolxn Xlelxee NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY I or mmx x tus xthletnt md delntmo soelenes retelx ed the l1on s share of attentlon md pUlJllClfX IS hwh sehool 1et1x1t1cs lhere xx IS httle honor left for those not so txx omhlx endoxx td xx nth muscular strenfrth and dexterltx The hardxxorlxmg pupll xx ho kept to hrs hooks md assumed real leadershxp reeelx ed eomparatlx elv llttle rttounxnon md entourwement dunno has school dax s Thls fact xx as recognlzed hx 1 n monxl mox ement to orvamze honor socletles IH the seeondarx schools of the tounrnx Potosn Hwh Sthool took her plaee IH th1s mox ement ln October, 1938 xx hen tht Xloses kustln C h1pter or the Natloml Honor SOCICIX xxas organlzed Stntnw xx nth ewht thnttr members the Xloses -Xustln Chapters scroll noxv con l'lII1Sfl1L swnrturts of lx mtmhers zetlxe mtl lnaetlxe I he IIHPILNSIXL lI1LlllLl'l0l'l strx me for the past xelr s candidates xx as held on I tl un Iflxl Xl: I 0011115 Qountx Supertmdent of Schools del1x ered the th ll t to tht ntxx members C lxenneth Sargent sponsored the ZILUXIIICS 28 ,-.. 1 N. x ' . 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'l'l1e C'lee Clulmk p111'tieip11ri1111 in the Spring lfestlxull, Xl1.' l. 1 I the v U nt X rrmi l zfeluiice Hamid Cuurtois lommx Dempsex Xlorris Long Charles R bm ii Iimts Siiiipson -Xrlcnc Rubtrts R0 I 0 lemma Nlmx -Xurelia lxramer oan Rmu Xcumi Nlmitix llcrmtc Nl itgfftl XIIUIHI1 Ritlitson Rua Gibson Delores Han lx1I1S 1 1 U um Xichu sun C ltiiiluli Niclirilsoii Iumiti llqrriscm ur i MIXED CHORU Lmlci tht tliicctiun ind leidtiship ot then sponsor Xlr Tal Smith a talented mixcti chmus mule up ot sixtecn mils mtl fix e box s xx is orffanized this X ear This xx is the tiist mixed chorus to be assembled in P H S since 1948 Uimbincd with the Cilee Club the chorus performed fan outstanding Christmas Cunt-itgi on December 20. The pi'iw'i'1iiii consisted of such numbers 15 The oh' I' ' ll shwby ll ly Chl if 'ml Listen to the l,nmb.'. The entire pro ram his xxcll rcccirc l. 'l.istcn tn the ljllllllbii xx'-is the number must appreciate y thfisc in -itteiitlincc. The climax of our yt-'ir of activity' xx'-is the 'ixviimling of Eighth Notes 'is 1 merit of Qchicvcincnt. 32 Rofw Three: N. D. Rowe. S. Dickey. R. l.aChance, j. Xladdox. Xl. l.. Casey. D. Nicholson. C. Robinson, P. Franklin, N. lfssmcver, I-. Short. j. Barton, Xlr. Smith. Xl. Cordia, D. Belfield, R. Essmeyer, Ll. Barnes, ll. Barnes. Roz: 'I'-wo: N. j. Xlalloxv, B. XX'ilson. U. Barton, C. McKee, G. Showalter, B. Younker, B. XYiggt:r. Row One: G. Cole. Nl. Campbell, j. Nicholson, Nl. LaChance. D. Ferguson, L. Xlciiec, K. Downard, l-'. Boyer, B. DcClue. Tfu:irler.t: jackie Yarbrough, Betty Skaggs. Baud llajar: joAnn Barton. Baud Director. Mr. Smith. POTUSI HIGH CHUOL BA D The Potosi High School Band has moved along to higher things. After much effort for the past two years the band acquired the new uniforms. It was with pride and pleasure each member, together with the director. Mr. Tal Smith, spoke their appreciation for the donations from various patrons and clubs. espe- cially the Lion's Club. which made these uniforms possible. They arrived in time to be worn at the Cape Girardeau Nlusic Festival on March 31. There the band received a rating of II, which is one step higher than that of last year. The contest number was Heroic Overture by Taylor. We hope to make a I rating next year since we lost only five members with the 1951 class. Numerous parades and concerts were participated in, among them being those at Christmas, a special concert and the Spring Festival. The season closed with the band appearing on May 18 and 19 at the Horse Show which is sponsored annually by the I.ion's Club. VVith this, the members felt they had left an excel- lent year's work behind as school closed. min C.. 'Q sf X sw ge s-M r-'--K-4-6 PEP CL B Rom, Fwe Nlarun Barnes Charles Robinson jerry Barton Allen Srmth Rofw Four Shlrley Dncltey W ayne Hormc lmmett Barnes Dorothy Belfield Nlargle DeClue johnme Brrtt lthel Ann Xlasson Row lbree Norma jean 'Nloxxery lNorma can hssmyer Rita Ann Boy er june lxlmberlln bhelba can lye Karen Sue Don nard Bermee VK lgger Ruth Frank l1n Rot., Two Barbara Xhlson P21II'lLl3 Pranklnn 'lllldred Xork Anna Mae Clbulka Myrtle Campbell Rexa Callahan N erda ant XCQIIII lorene Xlelxee X lfglnlil Rxeheson Row One Xllss GflgSDy sponsor I-ord Boyer George Showalter Pat Loomls Melinda Cressvvell Sarah Lou Corum Norma Dale Rove Glcndola Nneholson Darlene Pettlgrew Mary Snuth Betty Ska gs Those 710t pictured are Donald Lltton lljhotographerl JoAnn Barton une hlCl'10l son Leonard Compton Roma Xost Betty Xhlson Grace Lyn and Joyce McClam lhe Pep Club under the sponsmslup ol Nfllss Clmgsby w 18 tumposed of foltx l'lXClll6llllJC1S md sxx LllCCl'lC'lLlLlS I he It ulus nut Btttx 'il wus Iohnn Barton Xlxltle Campbell I eonnd Compton l' nd Bm tl md Conroe Shoxmltel e Pep Club xms 1 l'lliYCl 1 ' f:t1 n s D 1 ' t has been Ill PICVIU q . 'n's- trttore. xv- were x' '- '- -t 1 1 - - x 'tt the home i 'lll1Ch. ur own club to 'ether with visitin ' Jcp-sm unls 'nltlul excitement to the 'llrelc N' ' orful thrillino' 3Cl'l.Ul'lll'll'lCCS durinf tue H s 'e ' seam n. The SL'lsUl'l em xx itm the ' niti-ttion Fmlicf' L' 'en tower ter x' 1 - 'a ' ' .' I . 34 xs- -X QM!! X X QQ 3 li'-. 3' 1 ll' 0 f I ' flff , 4,1 1 fl' ll -2 fl ll I. nt F K L Y I' llllfmf ii f o ' 9 - 'Off' 1 A ' W1 1' .pw 1 If 3 ff Q -1' I 1' 1 j V I .x H rm , I I lf' ' .1 ff, f 1 ' lf' 1 I, K '. I' ,Z 1 ,I A 22' -2 4, ' ,Q5 .K 'i ' 5,- A ,l' , N ' . A ' ' l If f 3 1 i , , A 1 ,4 - , I1 If , f ff if x - f - , Q.. ,:' X sf is ' V 1 X , i 1 f . , , ff ' ' 3' If 35iZ?g'1fx'1-E. YJ' -N i ' ii - -:,s S Y , 7 V! ld, .1 Q 'Ia-.EET Q f 11 I, S' Y - t?E'f?: i is 'I A TEAM Robert Ess'nyer Rlchard SIIZCS Donald Portell jack Henry james Rlchards Charles Strange Stephen Rlchards Don Sw1ft Wayne Henderson james S1mpson BASKETB LL TE M Date Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nlow Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an an e e WI4 Pot0s1 Potosn Potosl Potos1 Potosl Potosl Potos1 Potos1 Potos1 Potosx POIOSI POIOSI Potosl POIOSI Potosl POIOSI Potos1 Potosx Potosl Potosl POIOSI Opponent Belgrade Calcdoma Douglass lrondalc Blsmarck Llx lns Desloge Centcrx 1llc Crystal C1ty Hlllsboro Farmmgton F estus DeSoto DeSoto H1llsboro Centerv1lle Douglass Leadwood Ironton lrondalc Place Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Away 66 99 - L-7 .31 '. .. 54 52 1 . 3 ' . . .. 63 ' 42 . 7 ' 51 42 .10 '. .43 30 .14 . . 47 ' 42 ' .17 '. . .36 'l 'l ' 37 1 228 '. . 36 ' 57 .1 '. . .33 ' 36 . 5 . .35 ' ' 51 . 8 ' . .49 ' . . 39 .12 2 .25 ' 43 .15 . ....45 ....5l Dec. 19 Potosi., . ...49 Bonne Terre . .. 42 Away . 22 '. 48 .......... .32 J. 5 2 ... .36 ....,.... . ..4s J. 9 ' . .43 ' .. -..fso J .12 44 ' J .16 ' ..... ....51 .. .... ...47 J .19 . .53 ..... ...so Fb. 2 ' ....... ...... 40 ...... . . ,38 Fb. 9 ....52 ..,. .......29 35 ,iv f ft a,f 'M ,-1 1n.....,-hm BA JQETBALL 66B', SEAM Date Potosi Uet. Sl Potosi 54 Nov. 3 Potosi ZH Nov. 7 Potosi 33 Nov. l0 Potosi 26 Nov. l-4 Potosi 40 Nov. 17 Potosi 22 Nov. 28 Potosi 36 Dec. l Potosi 13 llee. 5 Potosi 32 llee. 8 Potosi 3-4 Dec. I2 Potosi I8 UCC. li Potosi 29 l Dee. lf! Potosi -W llee. 22 Potosi Z9 lin. i Potosi lf bliin. 'I Potosi 3-l jan. I2 Potosi 33 Jzlii. I6 Potosi KI jilti. lil Potosi 29 lftll. 2 Potosi YH l ClJ. 9 Potosi 59 Nov. Nov Dee jan. lfelm. 24 27 20 20 77 Potosi Potosi Potosi Potosi Potosi Opponent Belgrade Caledonia Douglass lrondale Bismarck Iflvins llesloge Centerville Crystal City llillsboro lfarniington Festus Bonne Terre DeSoto DeSoto l lillslmoro Centerville Douglass l.C2ldxY'lMMl lronton lrondale 'l'OL'RNA,Xll,N'li CAM!-S lronton lnvitational 46 -H Belgrade Pietlniont jeffe rson County Invitational At llerculcaneuni 39 Crystal City llesloge Invitational 45 l.e1lnlwootl l-Ixrniington Regional ws x1 lronton Place Home Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Away l lonie Away Away Home Home Away Home Away ll 46 6 4 48 . ,A .Kai iv 'N' Ki 14 '.'jxi,A'L .L 1. - R f j P' Trojans in action against lronton in james Richards Tip-off in Potosi-Centerville game Regional Tournament Team Captain and winner of Most Valuable Player Trophy P.H. . BA 'KETBALL NEASU The Potosi Trojan 1950-51 Basketball season was perhaps the most successful of any season since 1945. Coach Corse's UA team had a very impressive season's record of fourteen victories and only seven losses in the regular season play. The Tr0jan's only weakness was tourna- ment games. Throughout the year the team won only one tournament game and lost four. The squad won its first five games with easy victories over Belgrade, Caledonia, Douglass of Festus, lrondale, and Bismarck. The first loss was at the hands of the Elvins Indians who scored the winning basket in the last thirty seconds. Going into the lronton Tournament, the team had a 5-1 record. They were seeded second in the tournament, but after winning the opener they were defeated by Piedmont in the quarter finals in a double overtime heartbreaker. The loss to Piedmont seemed to take something out of the team as they lost three consecutive games to Desloge, Centerville, and Crystal City. After easy victories over Bonne Terre and Hillsboro and losses to Farmington and Festus, they defeated DeSoto for another upset. Having a season's record thus far of only eight won and six lost, the squad was not seeded in the Christmas tourney held at Hereuleaneum and was eliminated in the first round by seeded, undefeated Crystal City. DeSoto gained a degree of revenge by defeating the Trojans at DeSoto. The boys once again hit the victory road with four consecutive wins over Hillsboro, Centerville, Douglass, and Leadwood. Although unseeded in the Desloge Invitational, the team entered the tourney with confidence. However in the closest, most exciting game of the tournament, the Purple Pups of Leadwood eliminated the Trojans in the opening round. A hard-fought victory over the lronton Tigers and an easy decision over lrondale closed the regular season's play. In the state regional held at Farmington, the tournament jinx pre- vailed and Potosi was eliminated by lronton. This was Coach Ralph Corse's second and last year at the helm of the Trojans and two fine winning seasons, the first in five years. Captain and most valuable player, james Richards, along with XVayne Henderson. Charles Strange, Bill Hawkins, james Simpson, and Richard Sitzes have finished their basketball at P.H.S. as have basketball managers, League Hargus and Elwin Fryman. 37 VARSITY CL B James Franklin jack Henrv Ted Banta B111 Hawkxns Don Sxxlft Stephen Rlchards Davxd Compton james Slmpson james Richards james Thurman VVaxne Henderson Nlorrxs Long League Hargus George Rlchards Donald Portell Charles Strange Robert Essmyer Spomor: VVendell Galx m and Ralph Corse A new O1'g21n1Z8flOn Jolned the ranks of school act1x1t1es October 5 1950 xxhen Coach Ralph Corse called together the lettermen of the school and formed the N ars1tV Club The followlng oHicers xx ere elected Presldent james Rlchards X 1ce Presldent Wax ne Henderson Xlembershlp 1n the club xx as l1m1ted to those students xx ho held letters rn anx sport or held a posxtlon of manager Durmg the xear members of the club xx orlted untlrlnglx sellmg candx and coke Nexx xx arm up sults for the -X Team xx ere purchased xxlth the generous dona tions of the busmess men of Potosl The X arsltx Club tofrether xx 1th the Pep Squad held an In1t1at1on Frollc Aprll 4 Ex erx one xx as entertalned bx the COl'll1C2'll appearances of the nexx members xx ho xx ere 1n1t1ated Each one represented such characters as cupld hula dancers Xlxss AIUCIICS and others 38 9 . 9 I U 7 Y 9 A I I gg 11 i , . . V - Secretary-Treasurer r . . . . , . . , . . . . l . .james Simpson A . . V . . 7 . v Y , , ' - , ' .' ' - , . v Q. H . . . . ,, . . ' c ' ' M ,JV 'O- HIGH CHUOL CAR IVAL The hnghllght of the year was the PHS carnn al held on two consecutne nnghts October 77 and 28 The first mght was a gay carefree opemng w xth frlendlx banter between the different classes over thexr candldates for queen Amnd the w1ld clamor of Bmgo cr1cs and the flurry of confettl the dlfferent booths could be seen boommg wxth happy nolsy customers The following mght was exen more successful The gay chatter and the frnendly laughter w ere only the outlets for tense nerx es There w as an undercurrent of suspense and as the hands on the clock moxed to 10 30 the nolsv crowd around the ballot boxes began to whrsper ln hushed tones The hands mowed on to ll 00 Nerxes w ere drawn taut Votmg w as at fever pntch XVho would If be? The Freshman candxdate was loxelv Harrlet XVallace Dld she hate a chance or could Patrxcla I-ranklm ascend the throne for the Sophomoresi NVhat about the popular Pat Loomxs w ho w as running for the JUUIOIS7 The odds seemed to be between Pat and Irma Lee XVoods the beautiful red head represent1ng the Seniors The crown was to be presented at ll 30 The hands on the clock rapldly tlcked the mmutes off ll 10 11 15' Young was stopped The ballot counters were behmd locked doors now T1me alone would tell ll 7: read the clock and the attendmg rlbbon gurls marched m followed by the candldates and their escorts Harrlet W allacc was escorted by XVayne Newcomer lfl1II1Cdl3tClN behmd them came the Sophomores Pat Franklm and George Rlchards Next came Pat Loomls and Nlorrls Long for the junxors The Semors ended the procession wxth Irma Lee XVo0ds escorted by Joe Wrlkerson This was lt' Lweryone held hns breath as the candxdates mounted the platform to the stage The retlrmg queen Shxrlex Dxckes w as seated on the throne holdmg the scepter and wearmg the gold crown of Potosi Hlgh League Hargus Presndent of the Student Councxl took the floor He held 1n his hand a shp of w hxte paper He alone ln the room knew the wmner' Ladxes and Gentlemen I take great pleasure m presentmg to sou the new queen of P H S There w as a pause' No mote ment w as heard no words w ere spoken The alr w as pregnant w 1th the lmportance hmged on hls next words League continued, L'The Senlor cand1date, Xilss Irma Lee XVoods ' There were screams of toy as Shnrley crowned Irma Lee Flash bulbs flashed' Seniors were all over the floor, dancmg, laughmg, and huggmg each other with loy Irma Lee was presented w 1th a token from the school, a rhmestone necklace and a dozen Amerxcan beauty roses Thls gesture brought to a close one of the most successful carnn als ew er held at Potosl Hlgh School W p I if , 'aff V 1 42' 3, A . . D , fi , V is s ffl T T V . M- A R M . A 6 U I j I Ex ,L Q f ,ws N , My ,M ta e r . . . - Y ' 1 5 . ' . , h . v , -' ' v 1 . . K, . ,, . . . , . v' ' v - v ' , . - v Z . T - v v . ' y - N V - ,Y - V v . . . . Q . - Q . . l , . , . . . . , . . . . F Y ' Z' V 7 U . ' ' ' V V V v . ' I v I ' r I . , I A. A ., l . , . , ' 3' , , , 1 1 Y ' g . . V. A . . . , ' ' 1 v ll V v . V' vs--. I 2 w,.. J.. e i ev 'fist 5 Now! Tell us all about it. . Mr. Stevens 1 QOYQ Stain 0, , -Ve,-, sex' THIS GHOST BUSINESS CThe Cast? Joe Hardy a serious young married man VVayne lsgriggs Iiddic Canfield . . a carefree young married man. Emmett Barnes A. G. Stevens summer resort owner and manager Leonard Compton Bill ,. a snooping, thieving tramp . League Hargus Mose. , a colored handy man. Elwin Fryman Laura Hardy. . . .the practical minded wife of joe. . . Marylou Schmidt Mable Canfield. ....,. the superstitious wife of Eddie. ., ..., Roma Yost Effie Forrest. a gossip that spreads the supernatural news Helen Masson Magnolia .... . the easily frightened colored cook ...., .Carolyn McKee Marie the French maid that believes in the Spirits , ,Beverly Ferguson THIS GHO T BUSINESS The seniors presented a 3-act mystery drama, This Ghost Business, on january 8 to a large audience. The plot centered about the practices of a scheming, conniving property owner who sold his summer cottage for a substantial sum of money, and then by ghost business frightened the owners into reselling it to him at a loss. Two young married couples had ideal summer vacations disrupted when ghostly visitors appeared and frightened the servants, especially Magnolia, the cook, Bill, the tramp, and Nose, the handy man, furnished the thrills, humor, and suspense. IVhen the mystery was at length solved, the young people prepared to have a good time fishing, swimming, and 'Ljust doing nothing at all. The success of the play was due not only to the cast who ably enacted their individual parts, but also to the capable direction of Miss Grigsby and Mr. Gray. sponsors. t. v Oh! Dats a real ghost! Get out of here. man! 40 v x B 1 A in Q 4 S 3 f Ni Heaxe Ho Ur Y QOWQ Pol I 1. plied THE ADoRABLr 1x1P P I CAST Hortense Hostetter the sloxx thlnklng fast talking mald jeannle Perklns Betty Lou Gordon xx ho nurses an achmg heart Ahce Ferguson -Xbble Slmpkrns Bettx s maternal grandmother Rlta Ann Boyer Brran Barelay a xxldoxx er xx ho hx es next door Nlarxln Barnes Xlalxma Barelax hrs lx nx eyed daughter une Klmberlm Pamela Gordon a gay xxldoxx on the trarl of a rxeh husband o Ann Barton Clmt Purdx an old bachelor grandmas beau W ax ne Horme XVmston Plelxrel a rlch old man xxlth the gout George Shoxx alter Dllworth Plekrel Xymstons dyspcpuc grandson Ford Boyer Imogene Van Ry ndon a xx ard of Xx71llSI0fl xxlth a cat phobra Sarah Lou Comm Ross WValdron another grandson a college senror Nlorrls Long The jumor Class presented the play The Adorable Imp Frldax Niarch 7nd It xx as a eatchx hrlarrous comedy m three acts the setting of xx hleh xx as Sparkhng Springs a health resort near St Iours Mxssourx The Adorable lmp xx as none other than -Xllce Ferguson whose lmprsh pranks made her xerx adorable XWayne Horme dns tmgulshed himself m the dual role of a red headed lrlsh cook and a grouehv old bachelor jeanme Perlems clexerlv acted the part of a hlghly excltable maid xx ho saxx all knexx all and gen erally told all George Shoxxaltcr played the part of the gray haxred grandfather xx hose goutv foot xx as the cause of hoxxls of pam xx hen anxone came near hrm Sarah Corum 'xlarxm Barnes Ford Box er and the other members of the cast acted xxell their respectrxe parts The plax xx as under the cxeellent dlrectlon of Xlr Paul Shadrach Q il ,F if 2. ,YH l Q1 ,f J' Q 1 l Oh,grac1ous, XIommv Take that, you sllly old son of a M cross cut saxx ' ' I1 J f :Q K o 13 Q ! 1 V, g it 7 .. . 3-x 43 of I v , Q ' ' Ex 1. e, and I Z, . X lp f A05 Qs ay ' ' -- 3 an W a L X u . . '. . N 'I I .' , 4. A v. ..- , , V 4, -I ' ' . v I Q Q J Y A . 1, . Q , . . ., 1, - K 1 , .. ,xv on . , A . Y v V H ,,A y Y . . .- l v v 1' . ' 1. -' ,Q 2 li' 1 s 2 as 7 ,l 3 F I Q ' fi I 1 ,nr . 1 ..u-Nam . -.M ',,.,h.. ,qi .. ,ly Q ' I f lf than W UN IOR-SENIOR PROM For days, eien weeks, the juniors had woi'ked behind closed doors making preparation for what they wished and hoped to be a beautiful and successful event - - the junior-Senior Prom - - on .-Xpril 20. As the guests. Seniors and faculty. arrived. they were ushered into the gym which had been converted into a real fairyand. The bleachers were no longer bare .ind bleak but were covered with grass and cedar to resemble the forest where elves and fairies might dance and Hit about. At one end of the room was the wishing well of the Snow XYhite and the Seven Dwarfs story. ln another corner a huge black spider hung in a web. At every turn there was something to recall the Land of Xlake-Believe. The long white tables were decorated with candles and some kind of story-book 3I'I'1lI1gCl1lCI'll', such as llumpty Dumpty, jack and the Bean Stalk. Hansel and Gretel, and l.ittle Boy Blue. The moon and stars on the place cards, the miniature wishing well nut cups. and the Nlagic Carpet programs suggested that same wonderland. Carrying out the theme were the waiters and waitresses who were dressed as Simple Simon. Old King Cole. and other familiar characters. 'lihe menu too was in keeping with the idea of fairyland. lt consisted of lfairy Nectar. llills of Gold. Rubies. jew el Cache. lfairy Pillows. and aboxe all XYitcli's Brew. lr was fun trying to diseox er what each item really was. lford Boyer. president of the junior Class, welcomed the guests who were requested to land their 'Wlagic Carpetsif james Richards expressed the thanks and appreciation of the Seniors. Sarah Corum. accompanied by Xlary Smith. sang XYhen You XYish Upon .-X Star. 'lihe short program was concluded when Xlr. Gray spoke on the suhiect. Dreams Come 'l'rue. As the banquet was seri ed. autograph seekers sought to fill their memory hooks with the signatures of classmates and friends. .X moment of .anticipation .md ioy came when lford announced that Roma Yost had been chosen Prom Queen. She was escorted to the throne lay blames Richards and crowned liy the junior Xlaster of Ceremonies. .Xs the eiening passed. lights were dimmed and the music of Rick O'Connor's orchestra filled the air. Yes - - the prom was in full swing. Not until the mid-night hour did the dancing cease. XYith the last strains of Goodnight. Sweetheart and l'll See You in .Xly Dreams another -Iunior-Senior Prom became history. 42 CHOOL XILD -XLS X aled1ctor1an Llyym lfry man Salutatorxan Xhldred Xork D -X. R C1t1Lensh1p Ayy ard Xhldred X ork Leaderslup League Hargus Sportsmanshxp Carolyn Xlckee james Rlehards Cmacnslnp Party Sue Smxth jerry Loom1s Photographer Leonard Compton 'XIIOD -Xyy ard I mmett Barnes General Xlathernatxcs Patty Sue Smxth -Xlgebra Chrrstlne Shepard Plane Geometry X erna XI1ner Home L COHOIUICS Bermct XX lgger Anna Xlae Cxbullxa SDZ1I115l1 Il ford Boy er Lnghsh ll Chrlstme Shepard XX orld Hxstory Coldle XX xlson -Xmerman Hlstory Rxta Jann Boyer Geography Luc.1lle Xlay Held Ln llsh ll Goldle XX llson Lnghsh lll George Shoyy alter l nghsh IX james DIINDSOII Bookketpmg Carolyn Xlelxee Leonard Compton Tvpxng Rosaleen Colson Paul Lssmy er Paper Staff james Slmpson Rxta Ann Boyer Lord Boy er George Sho yy alter james Thurman Carolyn Xlelxee llene Shepard Llyym Fry man B1ology X erna XI1ner General Sclence karen Sue Doyy nard lndustr1al -Xrts Glen Broombaugh L mmett Barnes Herbert X arbrough Band Carolyn Xlclxee George Shoyy alter I-ord Boy er Xluslc Iheory Xlary Lee Casey CLRT ll IC -XTLS Llbrarlans Bertha XleX1ullen Persxa XILXl1llen Bill Ltnage joy Mad dox lheresa Boyer Leona Xltreer Home leononnes Anna Xlae Patter son Opal Barton Xlary lou Sehnndt Beyerly I-erguson -Xlxee Ferguson Xlmdy XX 1ll1ams XX1lma Xlmer Btrnadeen Xonlxer Lucllle May held joy Xladdox Spamsh ll George Shoyy alter Seholarslnp Chrxstme Shepard Lnghsh l lxaren Sue Doyy nard Sharon XX lute Phy llls lxatheart Lnghsh ll Pers1a 'XlLXllllLI1 XX orld ll1story X trna Xlnner XX 1lma 43 A ARDS Xhner Blll Ltnage johnny Sllyey Don Compton juamta Boyer johnme Bntt -Xmemean H1story Tommy Dempsey Xlary 5ITl1Il1 Rosaleen Colson Geography Xlar1anN1xon Lngllsh ll X erna Xlmer Bxll Ltnage Xlary Lee Casey XX mlma Xlmer Lngllsh lll lord Boyer Bermce XX1gger Sarah Corum -Xllce Fer guson Rxta Ann Boyer Luc1lle XIayHeld Rosaleen Colson Xlary Sm1th Lngllsh IX Xhldred Xork Blology B1ll Ltnage Theresa Boy er lndustrzal Xrts Glen Broombaugh Lmmett Barnes XlCLl121l'l1L2lllJI'3XXlUQ Donald Guenther Ltndel Turnbough General Shop Xlelym DeClue Band Xlyrtle Campbell Charles Rob mson Pat lranlxlm Cenelle Cole XX ay ne Horme Xlarym Barnes XIUSIC Theory XX 1lma Xlmer Glrls Glee Club Bernlu. 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VELMAS COFFEE SHOP Fountmn Service Short Orders Potosn Mo Phone 329 ROYS FEED 81 IMPLEMENT STORE Feed and Seeds McCormack Deermg Farm Equnpment Sales and Servnce Potosi Mo R E Sparks Phone 191 CASEY S DAIRY Pasteuruzed Milk Potosn Mo Phone 135 Complnments of BROWN SHOE CO Potosi Factory Home of Robnn Hood Shoes Compllments of SMITH 84 CARNAHAN Furniture and Appluances Phone 52 Potosn Mo CROW LUMBER COMPANY Bulldlng Maternal Potosi Mlssourl POTOSI ICE COMPANY Potosl Mo Phone 308J DUNCAN .IEWELERS LES DUNCAN Prop Authoruzed Dealer For Elgxn Watches and Prnsculla Jewelry Fotos: Mtssourt Y 7 , . , . . . 7 s , . , . , . I I . . . . POTOSI FARM SUPPLY CO. Potosi, Mo. Phone 400-J POTOSI TELEPHONE COMPANY The voice with c Smile Potosi Missouri POTASHNICK CAFE Wallen Bus Station Potosi Missouri SANITARY BARBER SHOP Where High School Hoircuts Are Popular J C SLOAN Potosi Mo SIMMON S INSURANCE AGENCY Woshington County Commercial Bond Bldg Potosi Mo Phone 45 AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Automob Ie Supplies 8- Equipment E L JENKINS Phone 303 Potosi Mo LIVINGSTON CASEY CHEVROLET CO l'E3f 1 H E v ll u I. E T The Most Beout ful Buy of All Phone 128 Potosi Mo BAND BOX CLEANERS For Those Who Des re The Best CHARLES COLEMAN Phone 322 J otosi Mo . . , I 1 , . . - o I --I P I , ..- xg' Wgi T R 'h T- if - 11 -,.,, I 1' . D - I - , . , . WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE EDWARD HILLEN Everything for the Automobile Potosx Mo one PORTELL RADIO SERVICE RCA TELEVISION Soles and Servuce Potosi Phone III QUALITY MERCHANDISE THE LOWEST PRICE SHOP HERE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY POTOSI DEPARTMENT STORE INC Owned and Operated by P N HIRSCH 8. 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ELECTRIC SERVICE IS CHEAP Arkansas Mlssourl Power Company Your Public Servant FAMILY SHOE STORE The Shoe Center of Potosn Potosu Mnssouru WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMERCIAL BANK A Good Bank For All The People Capital and Surplus 5150 O00 00 V 84 B VARIETY STORE Lower Prices Greater Servnce Potosn Mo Phone SILVEY'S FEED STORE Feeds and Seeds Dnxue Feeds and Fertlllzer Potosl Mo Phone 356 REYNOLDS DRESS SHOP Ready to Wear of DISIIDCIIOD Dry Goods and Children s Wear Potosi MISSOUTI The foregonng advertlsers have shown their confidence and good wall toward the students of Potosu Hugh May your constant patronage return to them dnvldends worthy of theur fruendshlp ll ,I Potosi, Mo. 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