Qulin High School - Eagle Yearbook (Qulin, MO)

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0lll0I' Class Ihstory an In Auglust of 1948 thirty mne traditionally green freshmen entered Qulin Hig with Mr Batterton as sponsor We soon learned the ropes and went through them Our candidate for queen Luella Metcalf was defeated As sophomores we chose Miss Livers as sponsor We had two parties a skating party and a movie Again we failed to have our can didate for carnival queen Dorotha Nentrup crowned We took our place as Juniors with only twenty nine members Miss Garver and Mr Green were elected sponsors and both have backed everything we have planned We conceded victory in the Curtiss Maga. zine contest to the Seniors and gave a party for them Our other two parties were spent skating or at a movie by individual choice The Jun 1or play 'Backwoods Romeo' was a huge success Our Junior year again saw our candidate for queen Mary Ruth Webb defeated The big event of the year was the banquet given at the Dunn Hotel in honor of the that two of our boys along with a Senior boy was lost in them thar hills Ever one was determined to make our Senior year one to be remem bered 1ss Garver and Mr Green were re elected sponsors by unan 1mous vote During Mr Green's absence to complete his Masters de gree, Mr Vancil has acted as sponsor We were victorious in the year's magazine contest and had a grand time at the party the Juniors gave for The Senior Class was delighted to see their candidates Joyce Ben ton and Billy Joe Davis crowned Carnival King and Queen Our play The Able Miss Cain was a huge succe On June first a group of very excited Seniors left for Pensacola, Florida Biloxi Mississippi and New Orleans Louisiana and allpo1nts beyond We stayed six days and returned tired but happy ad,-hlaiales cfb-v x I 5 0 0 . u D , . - . . . , . i . ' I I u I , I - . 4 1 . . , . . - I I ' . . ., . .. . . . - , , , . . a , 1 , . n 9' D . ' seniors. On our picnic at Big Springs we were as amazed as anyone I ' ll us. . ' . ' . 1 ' ' ' , . H ' ' ll Ss. . D . ., . . . .' u , . . , . .xl Q O ' 1

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Class Prophecy Carmen Anderson an old ma1d school teacher IS trymg hard to attract the attent1on of the handsome b1010gY teacher Johnny Baker rook1e second baseman for the Card1nals 15 the pr1de and woe of h1s manager Yesterday he h1t a homer w1th the bases loaded and today he stole second under the same s1tu at1on B1l1y Joe Dav1s 15 pract1c1ng h1S dance rout1ne t1ll way past m1d n1ght gett1ng ready for h1s new role oppos1te Betty Grable Pr1vate Detect1ve Betty Fowler 1S now W0rk1ng on the Case of the M1ss1ng M1ll1ona1re Luella Metcalf 15 takmg her last fl1ng before becom1ng Mrs She' at M1am1 Beach charm1ng all the wealthy bachelors Dorotha Nentrup now 1n the Navy has Just been promoted to Sk1pper of the battlesh1p S S Wampus Ray Robertson wealthy young farmer 1S cashmg 1n on a new labor sav1ng dev1ce for m1lk1ng h1s cows He just hangs on and makes Who are those two lovely br1des half h1dden by r1ce and confett1? Why lt s FTBHCIS Flan1gan and Reta Fowler Garden1a Pett 1S what we call a pol1t1cal farmer She has really been d1gg1ng t e d1rt s1nce she was put at the head of that Senate Invest1gat1ng Comm1ttee Somet1mes B11l1e Bob Craft W1ShCS he wasn't so popular w1th the g1rls It 1sn't easy paymg al1mony to two ex w1ves and datmg a glamorous mov1e queen Joyce Benton a tramed nur se Just can't dec1de between her wealthy pat1ent and the charmmg young 1ntern Jannette Campbell 15 wondermg 1f her last record1ng w1th Mar1o Lanza w1ll reach the m1ll1on mark LOIS Crawford 15 on her way to Par1s to see her husband rece1ve a decorat1on from General E1senhower Dor1s Osborn has just made a personal appearance at the Stork Club as trumpet player w1th Harry James Jerr Nobles has Just defeated Jersey Joe Walcott 1n the heavy Welg t bout at New York Max1ne Stratton 15 happ1l marr1ed and loves the patter of l1ttle feet around the house lvhce ? ? 9 ? ? . . . . ,, . . . . . ,, . . . . , 5 the cow jump up and down. . a ' u a ,