Richland High School - Richlander Yearbook (Richland, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1956 volume:

She G tchlanaer As Presented By Paul Carnes....................................................... .Editor Morris Williams..............................................Assistant Editor Shirley Shelton, Doris Ogle..................................School Calendar Sue Ramsey..............................................................Seniors Joyce Scott, Emma Bailey.....................................Class Prophecy Joan Hammock.........................................................Class Will Wilda Appling, Fern Perkins....................... Class History Verda Watson, George Berry, Elaine Hendrix, .Gary Powers............Advertising Waylene Polly................................................... Subscriptions Price Keller, Jerry Black . ............................................Sports Rex Noe, Jim McLain.....................................................Faculty Diane Downing ........................................... Clubs and Music Sally Dustin, Julia Douglas, Marilyn Black, Marilyn Kissinger................. ....................................................... Class Representatives 1 2W icaUon In appreciation of a wonderful friend and teacher, we the class of 1956 wish to dedicate this annual to Mrs. Maxine Dippert. She has willingly given her time and guidance to the graduating class during the years she has been with us. We would like to take this opportunity to thank her for her years of un- ceasing work on our behalf. fPronh opnecy While I, a Senior, was running around MR. H. S. , trying to look dignified and still succeed to get my work in before Graduation Day, I had the misfortune to trip on an acorn left on the floor by some careless Freshman. Althouth I looked no different, except for the expression on my face, my mind had wander- ed ahead ten years. I saw my classmates in amazing scenes of world wide activities. Bobby Bade is in India, and owns many harems. Bobby Baker, George Berry, and Jerry Black are famous for their new do-it-yourself kits. Kenneth Davenport is a rich farmer now. He’ll marry Kathie or Jackie soon now. He just doesn't know which one. Paul Carnes is now preaching to his wife and his congregation. Tommy Dodson is now a part-time artist and baseball player. Wayne Eakens and Jesse Groce are working on a chicken farm for shares. They get all the bad eggs. Robert Jackson now owns the Fort Wood Theatre. He is a former famous actor. Danny Dye and Robert Howlett are running a dance studio at Laquey. Jo Anne Hammock is now secretary to the President of the United States. Price Keller and Gary Powers are basketball coaches at Drury and Bolivar Colleges. Jim McLain and Rex Noe are living in Hollywood, married to two famous actresses. They are also touring the nation with their famous debate teams. Louis Hurley has taken over Jack Webb’s police force. Doris Ogle is now a nurse in Barnes Hospital in St. Louis. Waylene Polly is now working for the Shoe Factory in Richland. Joyce Scott and her husband now run the Yellow Rose Cafe in Texas. Emma Bailey is undecided whether to marry Bill, Walter, or one of many other suitors. Elaine Hendrix and Murray Brown are married and living in Birmingham, Alabama. Sue Ramsey is now a grade school teacher in Lebanon. C. J. Scott has finally settled down with Shirley Davis. Shirley Shelton has a very prosperous kissing booth at $5.00 per kiss. Oliver Thompson is a successful salesman traveling all the world over. Morris Williams attended college, and is now a college professor. Verda Watson will soon take Esther William's place; that is, if she ever learns to swim. Wilda Appling teaches Home Economics in a Springfield High School. Diane Downing has a music academy just around the corner. Fern Perkins, surprisingly enough, is a teacher too. She teaches pep squads. 4 MR. FULBRIGHT Vocational Agriculture MRS. DIPPERT English MR. VERNON Athletics MRS. FULBRIGHT Commerce MRS. BRACKETT Secretary MR. FEAGAN Music MRS. VERNON Home Economics MRS. TRAW English MR. SCRIMSHER Superintendent miss McFarland Social Studies MR. PREWITT Principal - Math 6 WARDEN’S CAFE RICHLAND 5 AND 10 da ss (t story In the year of 1944, Monday morning at 9:00 A. M. twenty-eight tots entered the Richland Grade School. Our first teacher, Mrs. Martin, seemed very dis- appointed in us and decided to leave. After four other teachers, we finally wound up with Mrs. Clarice Appling. Those attending with us were Tommy Dodson, Wilda Appling, Robert Jackson, Gary Powers, Fern Perkins, Bobby Bade, Evelyn Powers, Verda Watson, Morris Williams, Warren Pemberton, Shirley Wilson, Wayne Eakens, Doris Ogle, and Joyce Scott. We read Dick and Jane. In our second year we gained a few. Those were Shirley Shelton, Marilyn Brandon, Paul Carnes, and Oliver Thompson. Our teacher was Mrs. Newcome, who was very patient through our rowdyness. In the third grade we gained a few who remained with us. They are Rex Noe, Jerry Black, and Robert Howlett. Miss Velma Robinson was our first teacher, she later married and left us. Mrs. Meta Chalfant then took over. We made a dictionary that year and wrote our numbers to i0, 000. We also learned to multiply. Miss Betty Boyd stayed with us throughout the fourth year. We made a grocery store and paper money. We also wrote radio scripts. Mrs. Ethel Batterton greeted us our fifth year. She introduced us to the fract- ions and to strict ruling. We presented a play that year, titled The Princess that Couldn't Cry . We gained Sue Ramsey that year. The sixth grade we were greeted by Mrs. Batterton again. During that year we were broken from the habit of whispering. We also had a health chart that year which proved that we were immaculate ? (meaning clean) The seventh grade brought us three new students. These were Emma Bailey, Price Keller, and C. J. Scott. Our teachers were Miss Pauline Thornsberry, and Freddie Harris. We were very proud to be promoted upstairs. We joined the eighth grade for our class trip and went to Stark Caverns and Lake of the Ozarks. Our same teachers remained with us through the eighth grade. We had one new student Jesse Groce. We sponsored a scrap iron drive that year to send us along with the seventh grade to St. Louis for our trip. Next came high school with many new classmates. The classmates were George Berry, Elaine Hendrix, JoAnn Hammock, Diane Downing, Dannie Dye, Louis Hurley, Kenneth Davenport. Miss McFarland was our sponsor and our trip took us to Jefferson City, and Lake of the Ozarks. Many of us took part in the Operetta, The Bells of Corneville. The tenth year brought us a new student, Jim McLain. Our activities that year included a part in the operetta, The Fortune Teller, a skating party to Lebanon, a scavenger hunt, and a class trip to St. Louis. Our sponsor for that year was Mr. Moffatt. We were gradually climbing to the top. We were in our eleventh year with two wonderful sponsors. Mrs. Dippert and Mr. Fulbright. We ordered our class rings early and received them in February of our Junior year. In spite of the rain we took a trip to the Lake and that evening to Lebanon skating, and the movies. We presented a play, Lost Horizon. We provided the seniors with a very colorful banquet. The theme was String of Pearls . After the banquet, we took an enjoyable trip on the Larry Don at the Lake of the Ozarks. Now we are at the top. Apparently our sponsors liked us and wanted to continue with us. The Juniors have provided us with a very nice banquet. We have had many parties this year which included a Sadie Hawkins Stomp. Our Senior trip took us on a three day vacation to Lake Taneycomo. We had our Senior pictures taken and we ordered our caps and gowns, cards and invitations. We gave five plays this year. They were Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, I'm a Fool, House with the Twisty Windows, Fifteenth Candle, and Ramona. Preparing the annual has been one of the highlights of this year. We sincerely hope that all remaining classes enjoy their Senior year as we have. 8 REX NOE F.F.A................... 1,2, 3, 4 F.F.A. Officer..............2, 3, 4 Class Officer...............1, 3, 4 Dramatics.......................4 Class Flays....................3, 4 Fiano........................1,2, 3 Annual Staff....................4 SUE RAMSEY F. H. A...................1,2, 3. 4 F.T.A..........................3.4 Fa per Staff...................... Annual Staff.....................4 Fep Club....................... 2 Glee Club .....................i,2 Operetta....................... 2 Fiano........................1, 2, 3 Class Flays .....................3 Home Economics...............1, 2, 4 JIM McLAIN F.F.A.....................1,2, 3,4 Dramatics........................4 Class Plays.....................3, 4 F.F.A. Officer.................3,4 Class Officer..................3,4 Annual Staff....................3, 4 OGLE MAYTAG DODSON INSURANCE AGENCY 9 WARREN PEMBERTON F.F.A......................1.2.3,4 Basketball................... 2,3,4 Softball...........................3 F.F.A. Officer.....................2 BOBBY BAKER F.F.A............................1, 2 Mixed Chorus .................3, 4 Basketball..................2, 3, 4 Softball.......................2, 3 Dramatics.........................4 Track.........................3, 4 Class Play.......................3, 4 PRICE KELLER F.F.A.....................1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff.................. .4 Operetta.......................1,2 Class Officer . . . . . . . .1,2, 3,4 Class Play....................3, 4 Dramatics........................4 Basketball................1,2, 3,4 Band......................1, 2. 3, 4 Softball.........................3 MORRIS WILLIAMS F.F.A....................1,2 Glee Club ...............3,4 Class Plays.............3, 4 Mixed Chorus ...........4 Annual Staff...............4 Boys' Quartet..............3 10 CITY BEAUTY SHOP RICHLAND ELECTRIC EMMA BAILEY F.H.A........................1,2 Home Economics ..............1,2 Glee Club...............1. 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff...................4 Pep Club.....................1,2 DORIS OGLE Home Economics .......1,2, 4 F . H. A. (.... ...... 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club ... ....... .1,2, 3 Glee Club...........1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus.............3 Operetta..................1,2 Paper Staff..............4 Annual Staff •••••••••••.4 C. J. SCOTT F.F.A.............1.2 Operetta..........1,2 ROBERT JACKSON Dramatics..........4 Class Plays .... 3, 4 F,F. A. ...... 2, 3 Softball...........3 SHIRLEY DAVIS F.H.A.....................1,2,3 F.T.A...........................2 Glee Club................ . 1, 3 Annual Staff ••••.............4 Operetta......................1 Dramatics ....................3 Home Economics..............1,2 JOYCE SCOTT Dramatics..................4 Home Economics ........1,2 F.H.A..................1.2,3 Class Plays..............3,4 Annual Staff...............4 STOUT'S TURKEY HATCHERY LON WILSON GARAGE 11 ROBERT HOWLETT Glee Club ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,2 Mixed Chorus...............3, 4 Operetta.................... Class Plays................3, 4 Dramatics.......................4 Basketball.............1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Quartet Band .........................1,2 Softball........................3 Track......................3, 4 Mixed Quartet...................4 JERRY BLACK F.F.A.....................1.2.3.4 F.F.A. Officer...............2, 3, 4 Class Officer..................3, 4 Annual Staff ......................4 Softball...........................3 Track.............................3 Class Plays......................3, 4 Dramatics.........................4 F.F.A. State Farmer Basketball.................1,2,3, 4 DIANE DOWNING F.H.A.....................1, 2, 3,4 Glee Club. ...............1,2, 3, 4 Girls' Trio...................3,4 Operetta.................... 1,2 Mixed Chorus...................3, 4 Class Plays....................3, 4 Dramatics.......................4 Pep Club.................1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Quartette.................4 Paper Staff.....................4 Annual Staff....................4 Home Economics................1,2 JO ANNE HAMMOCK F.H.A....................1,2,3,4 Glee Club.................1,2, 3, 4 Girls' Trio...................3, 4 Operetta........................j, 2 Mixed Chotus....................3, 4 Class Plays...................3, 4 Dramatics..........................4 Pep Club..................1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Quartette....................4 Paper Staff...................... Annual Staff.......................4 Home Economics...................1,2 GARY POWERS F.F.A.....................1,2, 3,4 Basketball...................1,2,4 Softball.........................3 Mixed Chorus.....................3 B nd......................1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff.....................4 Operetta.......................1,2 Class Plays...................3, 4 Dramatics........................4 Class Officer....................1 GEORGE BERRY F.F.A.....................1,2, 3. 4 Annual Staff ....................4 Class Officer..................3,4 Dramatics........................4 Class Plays.....................3, 4 Basketball..................J,2, 3 Softball........................... Track.........................3, 4 F.F.A. Officer................2,3,4 MILLER FORD IMPLEMENT Compliments of MAXINE’S COFFEE SHOP WILDA APPLING F.H. A....................1,2, 3, 4 Glee Club.................1,2, 3, 4 Dramatics.......................4 Operetta...................... 2 Mixed Chorus....................1 Annual Staff....................4 Pep Club.................1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A.........................3,4 Class Plays....................3, 4 Girls' Trio.....................3 Class Officer Home Economics..............1,2, 4 WAYLENE POLLY F.H. A......................1,2.3 Pep Club...................1,2, Cheerleader.................... Dramatics.......................3 Glee Club .................1,2, 3 Class Play......................3 F.T.A..........................2. 3 Annual Staff....................3 Home Economics.................1 Operetta......................1,2 1 ELAINE HENDRIX F.H. A....................1,2, 3, 4 Home Economics................1,2 Glee Club...............1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus................1,3,4 Girls' Trio......................3, 4 Dramatics ......................4 Class Plays......................3, 4 Operetta......................1,2 F.T.A.........................3,4 Annual Staff......................4 Paper Staff.....................4 Pep Club..................1,2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Officer............2, 3, 4 FERN PERKINS Home Economics................1,2 F. H. A..................1,2, 3, 4 F.T.A.........................3, 4 Pep Leader......... . . .1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette.................. 2, 3 Operetta.......................1,2 Glee Club............... 1,2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus...............1,3, 4 Annual Staff.....................4 Piano............................1.2 Class Play....................3, 4 Dramatics..........................4 VERDA WATSON F.H.A....................1.2. 3,4 Home Economics................1,2 Glee Club................1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus...............1,3, 4 Dramatics.......................4 Class Plays...................3,4 Operetta......................1,2 Annual Staff....................4 Paper Staff.....................4 Pep Club.................1, 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Officer................3 SHIRLEY SHELTON F.H.A..................1,2.3 Pep Club.............1.2, 3, 4 Dramatics..................4 Class Plays..............3, 4 Annual Staff...............4 Glee Club ...••••••..••2 Operetta...................2 F.T.A....................3,4 Home Economics............1,2 (You Bend 'Em We Mend 'Em) RICHLAND BODY SHOP Phone 78 f 1 (M TOMMY DODSON Glee Club...........2 Operetta............2 Dramatics...........4 Class 0£ficcr . . . . 1 JESSE GROCE F.F.A. ... 1,2, 3.4 PAUL CARNES Dramatics......................4 Class Plays.................3, 4 Mixed Chorus...................4 F.F.A........................1,2 Annual Staff...................4 Paper Staff....................3 BOBBY BADE Dramatics.......................4 Class Plays..................3, 4 14 W. C. PAYNE INSURANCE AGENCY Box 465 Home of Auto Loans Phone 2l Class If,7 We, the Seniors of 1956, of Richland High School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby declare this our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: To the faculty we leave many and varied memories; more pleasant to us than to them, no doubt. To Mrs. Dippert and Mr. Fulbright we leave any other class they feel is worth sponsoring. To Mrs. Fulbright all the unused correction fluid. To Mr. Vernon we leave the future basketball players and wish him the best of luck in producing a team as good as the team of '56. To Mr. Schrimsher all the water guns which have seemingly vanished. Our other belongings we will’to the individual lower classmen: Shirley Shelton wills her temper to Shirley Clark. Emma Bailey wills shyness with boys to Katherine Howlett. Waylene Polly wills her orneryness to Marilyn Drennan. Bobby Bade leaves nothing but sound advice to the Freshmen. Doris Ogle wills her ability in volleyball to Kathleen Williams. Rex Noe leaves his flat-top to John McLain. Joyce Scott wills her plumpness to Marilyn Gladden. Shirley Davis wills her long hair to Shirlene Fuller. Gary Powers won't will anything, he's too stingy. Bobby Baker wills his intensive desire to argue to Bobby Joe Harris. Jessee Groce wills his soft voice to Edward Lander. He needs it! Paul Carnes wills his parking place in front of school to Danny Nicks. Sue Ramsey leaves her place in the gossip column to Shirley Bibles. Danny Dye wills his slightly used debate book to Bill Schrimsher. Tommy Dodson wills her ruler to Gary Ray. Take good care of it Gary! Price Keller wills his ability in basketball to Jerry Dodson. George Berry leaves his tall, broad figure to Kenny Hankins. Morris Williams leaves his unfinished practice set to anyone who can understand bookkeeping. C. J. Scott wills his vacant seat in Study Hall to any studious student. Jimmy McLain wills his knowledge of guns to Jerry Thornsberry. Jerry Black wills his height to Bobby Browning. Fern Perkins, Wilda Appling, Verda Watson, and Elaine Hendrix will their ability to run around together four years and still be friends, to anyone who can stand each other that long. Diane Downing wills her place in the Trio to Barbara Carnes. Robert Jackson leaves his speaking accent to Robert Roam. Robert Howlett leaves his singing ability to anyone who can do better. Jo Anne Hammock wills to Vera Anderson the ability of not getting mad at the boys on the school bus. Louis Hurley wills his bashful ways to Holly Ogle. Oliver Thompson, Warren Pemberton, Kenneth Davenport, and Wayne Eaken, didn't stay long enough to leave a will. RICHLAND TIRE SHOP Compliments of RICHLAND MIRROR 15 Price Keller, Waylene Polly Fern Perkins, Jerry Black Wilda Appling, Jim McLain ,TCtinual fJ{( ng ueen NDERGRADS A. Ledbetter L. Black J. William. R. Jones G. Ray P. Browning M. Bailey D. Ogle P. Tilma H. Ogle D. Borne S. Bible. E. Davenport S. Shelton J. Stcffcy R. Stout M. Payne R. Osborne R. Fi.hback W. Simpson L. McDaniel L. Powers S. Clark B. Carnes T. Flynn B. Blankship (fun tors M. Kissinger M. Drennan B. Alexander K. Williams J. Manes D. Nicks J. E. Kays J. McLain D. Raines R. Roam D. Kissinger N. Posten E. Carroll M. Bailey L. Watson L. Nicks E. Posten J. Lowery R. Holdman W. Smith C. Miller F. L ye J. McLain W. Shipley J. Sheeley D. Wilson M. Black D. Boren K. Scott H. Jones L. Smith D. Wilson B. Townsend J. Graham J. Holcomb K. Hewlett R. Walker E. Robeson B. Roam M. Ogle C. Wilson P. Feldmiller J. Wellner B. Schrimsher R. Warden 19 A. Carnes K. Hankins J. Posten D. DeMott L. Schucncmeycr S. Belshe L. Black A. Miller M. Murphey A. Powers S. Fuller p. VanDyke D. Witt M. Atterberry J. Stewart F. Hutsell J. Nelson B. Ledbetter C. Barnes U. Brown V. Skidmore S. Wilson B. Drcnnan B. Harris G. Windes j. Cornwell N. Ledbetter 20 C, Keller H. Phelps D, Scott H. Ogle M. Raines K. Nets J. Thornesberry A. Davis M. Halter G. Wrinkle HELL WIG CLEANERS H. A. Mohler, Proprietor Careful Cleaning Expert Tailoring WICKMAN RURALGAS SERVICE Richland, Missouri - Propane Gas - Tanks - Appliances - Phones 208-108 CTI VITIES 23 Senior cP. cP. P{. Parliamentary [Procedure cJeam From left to right front row: Price Keller, Rex Noe, Jim McLain. Back row: Jerry Black, Gary Powers, and George Berry. They took first at sub-district and third at district in 1953-54. In 1954-55 the team returned to sub-district to take first, and from there to district to take first. From there they went to State to be the first place team, winning $300. 00. The $300. 00 was spent for a hampshire guilt chain. r KX 24 25 26 ) [ cieam BACK ROW: David Kissinger, Gary Powers, Jerry Black, Raymond Warden, Price Keller. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Stout, Holly Ogle, Robert Howlett, Ronnie Osborne, Robert Roam. cleam BACK ROW: Jerry Shupe, Ronnie Stout, Warren Pemberton, Larry Watson, Bobby Baker. FRONT ROW: Steve Belshe, Leon Schuenemeyer, Bob Browning, Holly Ogle, Jerry Dodson, Robert Roam, Jerry Thornsberry, K ame UXecc Oppone nt We They Licking .53 45 Camde nton 58 53 Eldon 73 65 Stout land 86 35 Wayne sville 60 40 Eugene 90 63 Crocker 49 43 ♦ Conway 64 3i ♦Phillipsburg 69 54 ♦Lebanon 57 64 Camdenton 56 50 Lebanon 72 57 Conway Phillipsburg Stout land Licking Conway ♦ Tulsa Okla. ♦Buffalo Eldon Crocker ♦ California ♦ Tipton Wayne sville We They 84 52 68 58 78 36 69 59 70 43 52 48 53 67 7l 53 83 43 66 51 61 66 85 52 ♦ Tournaments 28 30 Coach W ernon (Jr. High CBasketball fleam (Jr. (High, Ch eerlea ders 31 MRS. SIMPSON Grade 1 MRS. SCHRIMSHER Grade 1 and 2 MISS SCHULER Grade 3 MRS. PETERSON Grade 6 MRS. SCHIESS Grades 3 and 4 MRS. KING Grade 4 33 MRS. BETHUREM Grade 2 MRS. BATTERTON Grade 5 MR. DYE Grade 7 Principal Seventh Gradi ROW 1: Sharon Oleson, Yedie Tilma, Linda Townsend, Freddie Jones, Tommy Niemi, Billy Salsman, Gary Brown, Gary Pentecost, Ralph Ogle, Tommy Batterton, Peggy Reese, Mary Ann Monroe. ROW 2: Patsy Bryant, Pauline Nielson, Linda Ray York, Barbara LaBarre, Norma Jo Perkins, Marsha Murphy, Duane Clark, Gloria Riddle, Sharon Burris, Lela Marie Miller, Ronda Stewart, John Holdman. ROW 3: Jay Powers, Richard Henry, Walker Wade, Clara May Holloway, Kerry Brown, Bobby Weeks, Karen Henson, Tim Jones, Lindel Harris, Donna Murrel, Wanda Decker, Kay Woodson. ROW 4: Linda Ramsey, Linda Phelps, Davey McDaniels, Sandra Pirtle, Donald Miller, Jesse Henson, Nita Newman, Nancy Moales, J. B. Haywood, Lana Workman, Grace VanDyke, Judy Nielson. 34 Sighth Qrade ROW 1: Donna Reid, Donna Hedges, Jimmy DeBerry, Jerry Warner, Kenny Bowen, Susan Witt, Donald Johnson, Clara Bailey, Tommy Avery, James Ballenger, Joe McLain, Ricky Born. ROW 2: Marva Williams, Tina VanDyke, Judy Garman, Terry Miller, Buddy Oleson, George Wilson, Nancy Perkins, Karen Myers, Steve Traw, Richard Scott, Morris Cornwell, Bobby Snead. ROW 3: Scotty Ogle, Larry Lercher, Carl Nelson, Don Lundh, Shirley Tucker, Douglas Townsend, Norma Myers. Geneva York, Tommy Salsman, Dwight Kays, Jimmy Murrell, Earnest Tucker. ROW 4: Delmer Steward, Lavelle Pemberton, Carolyn Harris, Doris Wilson, Doris Ann Powers, Johnny Moore, James Tilma, Jimmy Glacken, Connie Burnett, Nelda Jones. ROW 1: Raymond Thacker, Victor Bogan, Bobby Steward, uorothy Bailey, Oiarles Henry, John Arrington, Connie Maynard, Larry Carnea, Sandra Jeana, Franaa Miller, Jimmie Kaya, Sharon Shelton. ROW 2: Karen Condiff, Suaan Gordon, Tommie Seara, Susan Magee, Kathryn Roam, Junior Newberry, Patay Alexander Jamea Fredrick, Angela Sciono, William Hill, Charlea Osborne, Vickie Buzzard. ROW 3: Jerry Stenson, Larry Dale Powers, Jerry Reinhart, Art Bryant, Larry Patton, Luvena Henson, Bill Dustin, John Strom, Ann Picklow, Patti Houston, Mary Ann Miller, Rhonda Workman. ROW 4; Gary Anderson, Rodger Burris, Marilyn Smith, Dwight Townsend, Bobby Saltzman, Wanda Blankenship, Donna Shipman, Jane Lucas, Glenda Warren, Marlene Wilson, Alan Wood, Kay Hammock, Robert Jones, Sue Perkins. ROW Is Kathy Tipton, Mary L. Schuenemeyer, Georgia Bertherum, Phillip Mays, Ellen Schrimsher, Sandra Helms, Pamela Jeans, Abbie Hedges, Carolyn Henson, Nicky Myers, Tommy Deberry, Dennis Hancock. ROW 2: Sharon Smith, Joe Carman, David Windes, Ronald Wilson, Richard Chalpant. Morris Hewlett, John Helms, Georgia Bailey, David Traw, Jacob VanDyke, Don Myers, Bennie Traw. ROW 3: Larry Brooks, Harry Flynn, Richard Hutton, Larry Watson, Sandra Pitts, Linda Harmon, Larry Miller, Jerry Sheeley, Sharon Wail, Wanda Alexander, Randy Halter, Raymond Woody, Not Pictured: Judy Wade, Jerry Hutsell, Pearley Tomlinson, John Callahan, Eddie West, Clifford Tucker. 35 GTourth C ratlc ourin V rClClG . ROW l: Carolyn Adams, Ina Mac Beck, Ramona Berthernm, Judy Blanton, Wanda Baesl, Donald Born, Freddie Britton, Charles Burris, Jackie Campbell, David Cox, Sandra Farmer, Linda Flynn, Vana Fritts. ROW 2: June Gross, Vera Harmon, Tommy Henson, Bobby Hutton, Stephan Kubrak, Robert Leichle, Ken Miller, Marilyn Miller, Linda Myers, Tearsa Nanninga, Wanda Null, David Phelps, Johnny Prewett. ROW 3: Janice Roam, Nicky Salsman, Noel Shipley, Betty Stout, Alta Belle Traw, Jerry Traw, Ronald Hardin, Neal Woody, Eddie Williams, Scott Williamson, Shirley Hailand, Charles Newberry, Raymond Witt. ROW 4: Coy Workman, Robert Brooks, Trinka Tilma, Dianne VanDyk, Rita Lynn Morgan, Melodi Rayl, Terry Watson, Gary Layman, Sheryl Wall, Jeanette Nielson, Richard Mays, Jerry Avery. NOT PICTURED: Florence Warren. rJIurcl Cj fade ROW l: Alan Terry, Patrick Clarkson, Jerry Henry, Patty Kay Miller. ROW 2: Leslie Henson, Bill Burd, Rebecca Russum, Larry Mac Henson, Mary Lynn Lcichtlc, Alan Powers, Donald Williams, Billy Henson, Jean Ann Pentecost, Rhonda Lou Earnest, Isabel Shipley, Larry Don Lane, Priscilla Wood. ROW 3: Donna Maria York, James Dwight Bethurem, Sharon Kay Jackson, Jimmie Smith, David Bushman, Shirley Smith, Earl Hargett, Paul Halloway, James Norman Wolf, Bertie Jo McDaniel, Frank Freedle, Douglas Asbourne, Johnny Jacoby. ROW 4: Ronald Bayer, George Alan Pruitt, Chris VanDyk, Sue Anna Wood, Stephen Lee Kelsey, Sandra Kay Jones, Linda Lea Martin, Evelyn Kay Davenport, Martha Wildforster, Dennis Helms, Clara Mae Thornesberry, David Hutton, Wanda Nets. ROW 5: Sidney Brown, Charlotte Payne, David Bohannon, Judy Hicks, Curtis Petts, Mark Arner, Shirley Bryant, Edward Mitschele, Dean Gray, Roy Vance, Harvey Scott, Mary Jean LaQuay, Robert Stewart. NOT PICTURED: Billy Gamon, Karen Tomlinson, Connie Weaver. 0 m Second Grade D C( OH Cl K raae . ROW l: Mary Sue Jones, Lloyd Dale Smith, Gwendolyn Peterson, Becky Rollins, Rena Kay Myers, Jerry Smith, Susie Schneider, Carol Lee Gambill, John Niemi, H. E. Warren EQ, Ricky Kubiak, Donna Wood, Clyde Buzzard. ROW 2: Kathie Wittenbeck, Jerry Boles, Diane Miner, Dickie Brooks, Stephen Anderson, Carolyn Sue Harris, Kenneth York, Linda Joyce Henson, Lloyd Patton, Judith Powers, Susan Miller, Walter Clarkson, Theresa Wilson. ROW 3: Lee Swain, Bobby Dean Myers, Ramona Harris, Carla Houston, Linda Freedle, Douglas Campbell, Nancy Lawrence, Keith Brown, Judy Ann Warden, Sharon Sabatelli, Michael Nelson, Joyce Neilson, Lois Henson. ROW 4: Vicki Earnest, Evelyn Kay Alexander, Janet Sue Jones, Gloria Payne, Shirley Roberts, Judy Dougan, John Tilma, Bonnie Campbell, Janet Morgan, Jeanne Pruitt, Janis Williamson, Barbara Halper, Jeannie Moffett, Robert Warren. O efirst ROW 1: Hedges, ROW 2: (Jrade • Leonard Henry. Johnny Gamon, Steven Harrison, Ronald Nixon, Judy Phelps, Roy West, James Magee, Ronald Bogan, Billy Elaine Wolf, Gayle Carnes, Jackie Beasley, Robert Holloway, Ann VanDyke. Carmen Lucas, Gregory Warren, Jerry Henson, Jean Hotsenpiller, Karen Berg, Carol Gibson, Pamela Clemons, Donald Bogan, Betty Alexander, Mickel Hutton, Donald Witt, Michael Mays, Lindel Henson. ROW 3: Ruby Wyant, Robert Brittain, Barney Hancock, Phyllis Mitschele, Lavonne Gray, Connie Morrow, Billie Jones, Neomia Henson, Mabel Jones, Charles Williams, Danny Morton, Wanda Scott, Diana Salsman. ROW 4: Larry Steward, Rollin Blankenship, David West, Carolyn Kelsey, Wayne Hollandsworth, Lucille Hobbs, Carl Hardin, Danny McDaniel, Stephen Arncr, Dale Oursborne, Donna Martin, Roy Newberry, Janice Avery. ROW 5: Pat Cline, Pat Caudill, Ralph Smith, Duane Hobbs, Beverly Henson, Karl Wildforster, Audrey Hobbs, Carolyn Jackson, Phylis Lawrence, Cristy Wittenbeck, Alan Anglin, Mike Windes, Janica Nanninga. 38 Compliments Of H. E. Warren Sons (Since 1869) Compliments Of COWANS Grocery Dry Goods Phone 6 Phone 7 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL KEEP FORGING AHEAD_______ With RICHLAND With____ MISSOURI With_____ AMERICA RICHLINE BOATS Built By Missourians RICHLAND MANUFACTURING CO. Richland, Missouri R. L. Powers Truck Line Phone 10 1935 LOT'SA LUCK TO CLASS OF '56 Roam Hardware Richland, Missouri Started Rootin' For RICHLAND BEARS 20 Years Ago (Still At It!) Compliments Of Producers Exchange, Inc. 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McMICKEN, Proprietor LARRO FEEDS Phone 99 Richland, Missouri 46 Compliments Of y CHEVROLET j Payne Chevrolet Co. Phone 123 Richland, Missouri Pulaski County Bank ESTABLISHED 1889 Phone No. 9 Richland, Missouri 47 Corner Sundry Store Soda Fountain - Lunch Counter Stock Serums and Vaccines Jewelry Watches Glasses and Watches Repaired Phone 15 Richland Hardware Furniture Co. Hardware - Furniture Electrical Supplies, Linoleum, Wall Coverings, Paints Varnishes Phone 59 Richland, Missouri S. M. S. LIBRARY DRAMA CLASS AT SPRINGFIELD SENIOR DRESS-UP DAY CHRISTMAS KING AND QUEEN R. H. S. WINS AGAIN CHRISTMAS PARTY F.F.A. TRACTOR RODEO F.H.A. INITIATION PARTY 49 V T V •' vA-i.' ‘ « % ' -Tn v • K V C VX « H l.ns.'S:s .. :v '-v .;. :v ' _V- ’’. ■ s .-■■ - ’ v J’Setlr '., v -’ L Z_ 'W' « = V- C - 'Jt.'-'. :. -■ ■-