Richland High School - Richlander Yearbook (Richland, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1955 volume:

jbJica tion We, the Senior Class of 1955 of Richland High School, wish to dedicate this annual to Mrs. Vivian Fancher in appreci- ation of the time and consideration she has so willingly given us during our four years with her. Administration 2 MR. CHARLES SCHRIMSHER Superintendent MRS. BERNICE BRACKETT Secretary MRS. D1PPERT English MR. VERNON Coach and Health MR. FULBRIGHT Vocational Agriculture MISS Mac FAR LAND Social Study High School Faculty MRS. CRAWFORD Music MRS. VERNON Home Economics Twelve-Year Students Class History In September 1943, a large contingent of young boys and girls ascended the front steps of the Richland Public Schools and were officially enrolled as members of the first grade. We were, in a certain sense, setting on top of the world! We were herded into our individual seats by our teacher, Mrs. Fern Mulanax, and noses were counted and promptly recorded in the ledger. Of these noses’, ten are still with us today. They are, Dwight Barnes, Warren Scott Forman, Nettie Pearl Bray, Cecil Keith Osborne, Mary Ethel Scott, Helen Sue Thomas, Dale Watson, Lois Williams, and Louren Wood. After a nerve wrecking year of tutoring had been spent on us Mrs. Mulanax pronounced us fit for the second grade and promptly left town. Eddie Aulbach arrived a little late, approximately two months, but who ever heard of Eddie getting to school on time! Mrs. Clarice Bahr ushered us into the second grade, but unfortunately, for us that is, had to leave in midyear. Mrs. Catherin Newcombe consented to do the honors the last half of the year. After a trying year for both teachers and students, we proceeded to the third grade. Our classroom in the basement was the scene of much frolic, horseplay and occasionally a little school work. Miss Velma Robinson, our teacher that year, got married and left town that summer. (Hmm) We added another notch on our belts and moved across the hall to the fourth grade and Miss Nathlie Clark. Several additions bolstered our ranks and a busy and productive year was spent. Our efforts did not go unrewarded, because the following year we were per- mitted to return to the main floor. We endeavored not to let this justification go unnoticed and “bore” dovn with all the earnestness for erudition that could be expected of fifth grade pupils. Of the students joining us that year only one, Velda Ghramm, is still a member of our clan today. On we moved to the sixth grade and Mrs. Mercedes Anderson. She held us to a true 4 course and introduced us to a thing to which we were supposedly immune, discipline. But, like all good scholars, we settled down for a year of hard work. Mrs. Anderson, capable person that she was, nevertheless endured us for less than half a year and the Methodist preacher’s wife, Mrs. Holland, was called upon to plug the gap. Shirley Rogers and Lyle Weeks joined us that year. In our seventh year we achieved the heights of the third floor, and if the tales we had heard about life on the top floor were anywhere near to the truth, paradise had been reached. On hand to quell some of our more formidable ambitions were Miss Pauline Thorsberry and Miss Rosemary Starmer. The former is noteworthy of mention here in respect to the fact that she is the only person who taught us during one of our elementary school years and is still in the Richland School System. Our excursion that year was to Bennet Springs for a picnic and then on to Lebanon for roller skating. In the eighth grade “lo and behold” there stood Miss Thornsberry flashing a loving (?) smile at us. Here in- deed was a person out of the ordinary. One in a million, this woman. But if she was willing to put up with us another year, more power to her. After the initial shock had worn off, we strove to justify her undying faith in us. We were determined to amend our ways. Raymond Pruitt, Marvel Roberson, and John Vance joined. Dwight Barnes left us in favor of a year of country school. Our eighth grade commencement was the climax of an eventful year in our young lives. Two days after our graduation we made an excursion to Starks Caverns and the lake of the Ozarks. And then high school! Miss Anna McFarland and Mr. Dale Hicks tucked us under their wings and tried to steer us clear of the perils confronting each new crop of “green” Freshmen. We adjusted to jumping up at the sound of each period bell and joining the rat race down the hallway to a different class. Dwight Barnes rejoined us. Our new additions consisted of Lavonne Hendrix, Robert Drennan, Jack Maxey and Nina Berry. Our School Picnic was spent with a pleasant day of swimming, fishing, eating, and loafing on the Gasconade River. Charles Moffett was our Sophomore sponsor. Evelyn Pippen joined us that year. We were saddened by the news of the death of our Freshman English instructor, Miss Leta Rae Locke. We visited Meramac and Onandaga Caves for our end of school outing. We then attained the rank of “Love Sick” Juniors. We were the acknowledged superiors of the Freshmen and Sophomores, but somehow we could not penetrate the barrier that existed between us and the Seniors. We embarked upon the stage of dramatics with the production of three one-act plays, given under the capable supervision of Mrs. Maxine Dippert; “The Blue Teapot”, “The Trysting Place”, and “Spreading The News”. The profits obtained from the production of these plays enabled us to spend a day at the Lake of the Ozarks. Three of our lifelong schoolmates, Martha Ann Simpson, Mary Ann Bowling, and Evelyn Ogle, earned sufficient credit to enable them to graduate that year. And finally we had reached the topmost rung of the ladder. The Senior year prom- ised bright happenings for us. Irene Holcomb and Shirley Wilson joined us. Our class rings arrived at the first of the year, commencement invitations were ordered, and our Senior pictures were taken. In part, at least, we owe our success in our achievements throughout this year to our co-operative sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon. We wish to take this oppor- tunity to thank them. 5 Class Prophecy On May 18, 1965, the Richland Class of '55 held its' class reunion in the Colonial Hotel in Springfield, Missouri. The members of the class came from Tennessee, California, London, Hawaii, and deep, dark, Africa. We were very disappointed to find that Lois wasn't going to be able to come, but thirty minutes before the train pulled out, Carl sold a car and Lois threw her things together and came. The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Yankees in a World Series game just in time for Dwight Barnes to fly his private plane to Springfield. He has played in ten all-star games and has a batting average of 400. Keith Osborne and Evelyn Pippin arrived a few days before the reunion. Keith now owns a garage that covers a block in St. Louis, and is manufacturing hot rods. Evelyn is his private secretary. Due to the fact that Lavonne Hendrix had to attend the reunion, the Grand Ole Opry, which has been on the air for thirty years, wasn't broadcast last Saturday night because of her absence. She is now one of the top stars of the show. It wasn't a bit hard for Raymond Pruitt to get away from his job as he is now a bellhop in the Colonial Hotel. Much to everyone’s surprise, Louren Wood arrived on time. He is now directing the Convent Gardens Orchestra and has changed his name to Randall Lord Wood. He got the idea from Mrs. Dippert's Literature class, while studying Alfred Lord Tennyson. Velda, Irene, Marvel, and Nina are now nurses in Barnes Hospital. Nettie Pearl is a secretary for General Motors. The girls came driving from St. Louis in Nettie Pearl’s Cadillac, which she is demonstrating for General Motors. They had to add a top deck to the bus for Eddie and multiplications. He now owns the largest milk plant in the United States. Dale Watson arrived with a cute little wife plus two brown eyed twins. Dale is in the Marines and is stationed in San Francisco. Shirley finally got tired of answering the telephone at Hedges, so she and Charles went into business for themselves. Scotty Forman s and Jack Maxey's leave from the Navy came just in time for them to catch a plane. Much to their surprise, the airline hostess was none other than Mary Ethel Scott. From Hollywood came Sue Thomas, who is now a hairdresser for Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer. By boat from Hawaii came Virgil Lane and Duane Kays. They said they were having the time of their lives. Mary Louise hopped the train in Kansas City, where she is now working as an accountant in the National Bank. Lyle Weeks and John Vance came all the way from deep, dark, hot Africa. There they have been killing everything from lions and tigers to alligators. Shirley Wilson is now a social worker in Nebraska. The passenger list was completed by Bob Drennan and his wife, Mary. Bob is now preaching in the southern part of Missouri. 6 MR. JOHN VERNON Senior Sponsor MRS. MARY VERNON Senior Sponsor Seniors HELEN SUE THOMAS Band..............1. 2. 3 Class Vice-Pres. . . . 2 Class Officer.......3 F.H.A.........1. 2. 3. 4 F.H.A. Pres.........3 Glee Club...........2, 3 Home Ec.........1. 2, 3 Junior Play.........3 Mixed Chorus........2 Operetta............2, 3 Pep Club............1 Pep Squad.............2,3 ROBERT E. DRENNAN Annual Staff..........4 Class Vice-Pres. . . . 1 F.F.A................1 F.F.A. Officer.......1 Glee Club.......2. 3. 4 Junior Play..........3 Mixed Chorus .... 2, 4 Operetta...........2, 3 Paper Staff...........4 Basketball.........1,2 LOIS WILLIAMS Annual Staff..........4 Class Vice-Pres. ... 4 F.H.A...........2. 3, 4 Glee Club.........2. 3 Home Ec..............2 Junior Play..........3 Majorette........1,3,4 Mixed Chorus ... .2, 4 Operetta...........2. 3 Paper Staff..........4 Pep Squad ... 1, 2. 3, 4 7 EVELYN PIPPIN Annual Staff . . 3 F.H.A Glee Club . . . . Home Ec Junior Play . . 3 Mixed Chorus . . . .2. 4 Operetta .... . . . 2. 3 Paper Staff . . . .... 4 Pep Club .... . 2, 3. 4 VELDA GHRAMM Home Ec............1,2 Glee Club...........2, 3 Operetta..........2, 3 Annual Staff.........4 Paper Staff.........4 MARY LOUISE POWERS Annual Staff........4 F.H.A.......1. 2. 3. 4 Class Secretary .... 4 Band........1. 2. 3. 4 Glee Club.......1. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus........4 Operetta........I. 2. 3 LOUREN R. WOOD Annual Staff....3.4 Band............I, 2, 3 Basketball .... 1, 2, 3 Glee Club............1 Junior Play...........3 Mixed Chorus...........2 Operetta.........1, 2, 3 Paper Staff...........4 Class Officer.........1 8 DWIGHT BARNES Basketball . . .1, 2, 3. 4 Softball..............4 F.F.A..............1 Class Play.........3 Vice-President .... 3 WARREN SCOTT FORMAN Annual Staff...........4 Band..............1,4 Basketball . . .1, 2. 3, 4 Class Officer .... 3, 4 F.F.A...........1, 2. 3. 4 F.F.A. Officer . .2. 3. 4 Junior Play............3 Mixed Chorus.........4 Operetta.............2 Softball.............4 NETTIE GRAY LAVONNE HEND1RX DUANE KAYS F.H.A 2 F.H.A 2. 4 F.F.A 3.4 Home Ec 2 Glee Club . . . . .2. 3. 4 Glee Club 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Home Ec. . . 2 Junior Play 3 Operetta . . 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Pep Club. . . 4 SHIRLEY ROGERS Annual Staff.........4 F.H.A........1. 2. 3. 4 F.H.A. Officer........4 Glee Club............2 Home Ec. ....... 1, 2 Junior Play..........3 Operetta.............2 Paper Staff...........4 KEITH OSBORNE Operetta.........2, 3 Class Play.......2, 3 Band............1. 2. 3 F.F.A.............1.2 MARVEL ROBERSON F.H.A........1. 2. 3. 4 Glee Club............2 Home Ec.............1,2 Junior Play..........3 Operetta.............2 Paper Staff...........4 Pep Club.............2 ) 9 DALE WATSON F.F.A...........2. 3. 4 Glee Club.............3 Mixed Chorus.........4 Operetta.............3 SHIRLEY WILSON F.H.A..........1. 2. 3 Glee Club....1. 2. 3 LYLE WEEKS F.F.A................2 Glee Club............4 Mixed Chorus.........4 Junior Play..........3 RAYMOND PRUITT F.F.A.............2. 3 Junior Play..........3 NINA BERRY F.H.A.......1. 2. 3. 4 Home Ec........1,2,3 Pep Club...........1 JOHN VANCE F.F.A......1. 2. 4 10 VIRGIL LANE F.F.A.......I. 2, 3. 4 Glee Club............3 MARY IRENE HOLCOMB Home Ec.....1, 2. 3 Pep Club........3 CHARLES WILSON F.F.A..........1. 2. 3 Basketball .... J, 2, 3 MARY ETHEL SCOTT F. H A.......... 1,2 Glee Club.......2, 3 Home Ec.........1,2 NOT PICTURED JACK MAXEY Class Pres 3. 4 EDDIE ALBAUCH Class Officer . . . . 2 Basketball . . .1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A 2 Softball 4 Junior Play 3 F.F.A 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Play 3 11 Class Will We, the Senior Class of Richland High School, being of unsound mind, no knowledge and hoping we are soon to depart from this life of exams of Julius Caesar, practice sets and flunks, do hereby declare on this day of May 19, 1955 our last will and testament as follows: Nina Berry wills her height and slenderness to Kathryn to use in her C.B.C. Campaign for boys club. Raymond Pruitt wills his “M’ in English to Kenneth Davenport, because he will never make one. John Vance Evelyn Pippin Mary Scott wills his transportation to Stoutland to Louis Hurley, wills her ability to write 100 words in shorthand to Shirley Bibles, wills her literature book to anyone who is crazy enough to sit through four years of English. Nettie Gray wills her shorthand book to Emma Bailey. Take care of it, Emma, Nettie almost wore it out. Marvel Roberson wills her eighth period study hall excuses to anyone that can make them sound as urgent as she. Duane Kays and Dale Watson will their class rings to any girls who can wear them. Girls, Dales’ is size 13 and Duanes is 9|. Lavonne Hendrix wills her sillyness to anyone who can keep it up for four years. We put in Jerry Dodsons’ application. Bob Drennon wills his curley hair to Jerry Black. Mary Powers and .Lois Williams will their ability to play basketball to the Williams twins. Charles Wilson Shirley Wilson Lyle Weeks Velda Ghramm Jack Maxey or to any boys who may need coaching. wills his ability to get algebra to Teddie Giffen. wills her ability to sit through three English periods to Price Keller. wills his height to Robert Fancher to use on the basketball team. wills her glasses to Sue Ramsey, in case she breaks hers. wills his ability to stay out of school and still make good grades to Gary Powers. Shirley Rogers wills her ability to fool Mrs. Fancher in Chemistry all year to Shirley Shelton. Louren Wood wills his ability to get up at 8:45 and get to school at 9:05 to Shirley Clark. Sue Thomas wills her perkiness to Pat Browning. Dwight Barnes and Keith Osborne will their ability to pick up girls in their hot roding ways. Irene Holcomb Virgil Lane Eddie Albauch and their honored and respected spot in the graveyard to anyone brave enough to want it. wills her ability to play volleyball to Pat Fieldmiller. wills his fourth period coffee hour at the G. 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