Richland High School - Richlander Yearbook (Richland, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1960 volume:

EQ? is Sfffi if E ? V' Q .,, RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Richland, Missouri Judy Gorman , Ediror .Q We worked hard, but enjoyed it! SW The Annual Staff got off to a good start by having our first meeting early in the year, and we elected our Editor, Judy Gorman, Associate Editor, Kathy Shewmalcer, and the advertising staff. Larry Lercher, George Wilson, Steve Traw and Nelda Jones started selling advertising immediately, and did a fine job. We wish to thank all ot the teachers for the help they were able to give us, and to everyone who assisted in making this annual a success. We have truly enjoyed working on it, and hope it will represent the friendship and spirit ot the school. .W , J x . o - .- '- .- ,4 4 yr ff ,M , 5 A is gii gh!!! u' 4 ,,.. -9 f ' s, 5 u ,3 -Q' 'F' . az 4 s . 1 : , -.M wg, Q ,,.1,,.f, A Slafp' .f xr. 1' slytiff 3 :-.,.f.:1un--Q wg, U 1 by , 'J 4 V Am i n 'J '12 ' .Ja A N-www mwswmewpu as adyt 'Qum- 5. -' Sf- , 1 ' 1 9 eaicaam The l96O Richlander is prepared as a tribute to our last year in Richland High School, and is dedicated to our sponsors, Miss Charlene Stokes and Mrs. Helen Traw. They have given gladly of their time and effort, sympathy and understanding to help us attain our goals through the years. To them we wish to express our gratitude and many many thanks. Woe Woz46efza PAT OWEN JUDY GARMAN DONNA REID GAY NICKELS Secretory To Mr. Young fmwgwfa Gyn CLARA BAILEY DORIS WILSON x '!, f ,JL :J pf rail cj 81 Q5 ee : V - -' , 3? ff a . N W PX , .L K X x X ff! bQfj,r,-QPLQ3 J Qwqb J ig' if X I -K f ff W. A. YOUNG High School Principal ARNOLD C FRANKLIN Superinfendenf 0-lfwmapmzm TOMMY HALL Coach MR. HOBBS Janitor PRYOR RAY PREWETT Ma themafics BUDDY SCOTT Janitor MRS. JENSEN Secretary To Mr. Franklin R .rx qnll ?K ALICE COLLINS Eighth Grade LORENE FULBRIGHT Commerce LUCIA FLADELAND Spanish ANNAH MCFARLAND EMMA LQU JEANS SOCIGI Sf'-15395 English and Social Studies MARY SUE WADE Second Grade VERDA WATSON Second Grade JAMES MALON EY Mcfhemofics CHARLENE STOKES Home Economics ETHEL BATTERTON MARY TRAW Seventh Grade. Science HELEN TRAW English HARVEY DYE Eighth G rode BONNIE ADAMS Seventh G rcde BILL B. FULBRIGHT Vocational Agriculture LI LLIAN KANOY Third Grade OMEL KI LLINGSWORTH Remedial Education QUENTON ADAMS MIRIAN HICKMAN Seventh Grade First Grade MARLENE EMERSON Sixth Grade ELOISE CANTRELL Fourth G rade GERALDINE KING Sixth Grade NELL FRANKLIN Fifth Grade BESSIE MURRELL Third Grade BETTY POOL Kindergarten RUTH COLTON GEORGIA MAURER First Grade First Grade ARTHUR GORMLEY 5 ixfh Grade if EN r W 1 2.5 15, , ,. wifi ,M . ,, 4- wiht ,X ...X +... A if-fx 45 .X ' g W, qi, , , ix MM 16, ,.,,, . ,.-...,, I . ... VH 1. , ..-, 1 , ,,,,,L A -- L1 L, . M Pg rv , . 4.:.1Vfjjf i ' r-9, , l g.f. 1, Y . -Y file.-v5QY2s,.M', A I -YJ, ,, -11-In ., -gmw . xi: 1 , R Q' S U fagyzfw! s-i ,. 5 ,, f ,fm L 14. ', .. f -WN. Nr. - m..mm.A. Nm., ww V-an .,, J 1 rt A ' N . . h CD ak . ws , va Mm. ..,. .. QI!!- if U fs, .W ik X + ii' HN use as HHH fri V. J ' M .,.,,- .ik . gym 'V A 4, f. J 1' Q' Q :- xiii 'r t ,gf +41 lllfll llllll li in 'iggxlm .. 5 ,42 'ao , . 0 , 5, gy! ' ' 1- R fi 'E-1 ei-:': s r 1 -. f: ,,.' vlm .,:--rr P - .N .:.-uss'..Ei,5:..-,J --at - v,4: :mi W'VW gfn . , K . . U ,.,,., 3. - ' . ,,.,-. f gmwms -' . - Y -. -MH qv ,. - . , ., .- -V ,V Xin nu ,wr wedfe- em S'fwafemra ROW Ter Miller Don Lundh Kenny Bowen, Steve Trcw, and Jerry These students started with the class in I948, and are still with us. BACK : ry , , ' S sun Wifi, Geneva York, Donna Reid, Doris Wilson, Nelda Jones and Karen Myers. Warner. FRONT ROW: Doris Powers, Judy Gorman, u 1 ,Eg Judy Susan Ch an Jim Connie Don, posing for Dunning at Fall Pep Rally .add Q 5435017 On a very bright, dusty, and sunshiny Monday morning September l, T948, a group of mothers and their wide-eyed prodigies entered the old rustic vine-covered Richland High School building to launch their little SpUfnil4S on their first day of formal schooling--thus beginning their long sentence of twelve years to forced learn- ing in Richland's Educational Institution. Our school life was no different from that of any other class, except that we could think of more mischievous pranks to pull. Our favorite pastime activities were playing basketball, going to ball games, and chasing the members of the opposite sex. For the longest time the girls were so much taller than the boys. Then all of a sudden during our Junior High years, the boys seemed to grow up. Our Freshman and Sophomore years were uneventful, except for the class holding its own in all of the school activities. Our last-day-of-school trips for these years were to Bennett Springs and Doling Park. During our Junior year business picked up, we had a very successful variety show featuring the one-act play, Mushrooms Coming Up. The last half of the year was spent on preparations for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Its theme was Moonli Er Over Hawaii, and was the greatest success. The room was luxuriantly decorated and very beautiful. ear the close of the year we received our class rings, of which we were very proud. During our Senior year we have had bake sales, a talent show, a chili supper and comedy show, a donkey ball game, paper drive, and many other proiects to help us make the money we need to goto Florida on our Senior Trip. 4 Senior Class Officers DON LUNDH F .F.A . . . Speeclw .... Pep Club ..... Basketball .... Softball .... CONNIE BURNETT Speech ........................... . . . 3 Pep Club .......... , .......... .... l -2 Miss Merry Christmas Attendant .... ........ 2 F.H.A. ...................... .... l -2-3-4 Homecoming Attendant .... ...... 3 LYLE DAVIS Pep Club . . . Track ..... Spanislw .... Football .... DONNIE NICKELS LINDA BLACK Drcmcfics .... G lee Club .... Pep Club- ..... Annual Staff .... F .H .A . ..... . Sponislw ...... C lass Officer . . . RONNIE NICKELS Dramafics .. Spanisln ...... Class Officer . Office Staff . . . F.H.A. ...... . F .H .A . Officer. Annual Sfaff .... Paper Staff . . . Class Ploy ...... Band ............ Clarinet Quarter . . . Student Council Class Officer. . Spanish . . . . DONNA RElD PepClub .............. Band ........ HARRO AC KERMAN Speech. ....... i ....4 ...2-3-4 4 ...I-2-3 ....4 ....4 ....3 ....I ....l l-2 KENNY BOWEN Speech ........ Annual Staff ..... f G lee Club . .. Mixed Chorus.. Band ......... Student Council Pep Club ...... F .H .A . Officer. Annual Staff. . . Cheerleader . . F .H .A . . . . Spanish .... Dramcfics ..... G lee Club .... Pep Club .... F .H .A . ..... . F .H .A . Officer Annual Sfaff . . Paper Staff .... Opereffa ,... Play ......... Office Sfaff. . . WANDA WEBER F .F .A. Speech KATHY SHEWMAKER Music Officer ....... 4 ....I-2-4 4 F.F.A. Officer . I-2-3 ....3-4 ....34 I-23 3 3 3 2 4 4 . .. 3 DWIGHT KAYS Spanish ..... .............. I-2-3-4 I-2-3-4 ....4 ....2 Ca-editor of Annual .... ....4 Spanish HELEN DYE GleeCIub... 2 Mixed Chorus, ..... I PepClub .... I-2-3 Annuci Stuff .... ..... 4 Paper Siaff ..... ...... 4 F.H.A. ..... ...I-2-3-4 LAURENCE YORK KAREN MYERS F.:-LA. ..... 1-2-3-4 Pepclub .... 1-za-4 CAROLINE ANDERSON Glee Club ......................... .... l -2-3 F.l'l.A. .... .... l -2-3-4 Pep Club ......... ......... .... l - 2-3 Annual Staff .................. ...... 4 Miss Merry Christmas Attendant . . , .. . 4 TERRY MILLER Basketball .......... Speech ..... F.F.A. ...... . F .F .A . Officer Track ....... DORIS WILSON Dramatics 4 PepClub ...... ..... l -2 Annual Staff ..... .... 4 Paper Staff .... ...... 4 E.H.A. ....... .... 1 -2-3 Office Staff ..... ,,,, 4 Spanish ....... .... 4 1-2-3-4 I-2-3-4 I -1 .1 W tkh. A X33 Dramatics . . . Band ......... Speech . ..... . Annual Staff. . . Basketball .... Baseball . . . Track .... Librarian ..... Class Play .... Class Officer . . STEVE TRAW Student Council .... NE LDA JONES Pep Club .... .............. Annual Staff .... Paper Staff . . . Cheerleader . . F .H .A . ..... . Class Play .... Class Officer . ...1-2-3-4 4 ...l-2-3-4 Pep Club ...... Spanish ....... Class Officer .... 4 4 JIM BALLENGER Student Council ................. PepClub ..,.. Annual Staff . . . Paper Staff .... F.H.A. . . .. Class Play ....... CLARA BAILEY Office Staff ........ I-2-3-4 I-2-3-4 ...4 Annual Representative . ...4 Student Council Pep Club ..... F .H .A . Officer Annual Staff . . F .H .A. .... . Spanish .... GENEVA YORK Annual Staff . . . Basketball . . . Spanish ..... ...l-2-4 ...2-3-4 GEORGE WILSON I-2-3-4 l-2-3-4 Pep Club . DORSEY CROSSLAND Spanish .... .... .............. F.F.A ..... Pep Club .... LAVELLE PEMBERTON ...4 NORMA MYERS ROBERT YORK F.F.A .... .............. KATIE STEWART DALLAS YORK Speech... ............. Spanish . . . FREDDIE DUN HAM F.F .A. ............ ....... . . 2-3-4 F.F.A. Officer ............... .... 3 -4 Parliamentary Procedure Team ..... ... 2-3 Mr. Merry Christmas Attendant .... ..... 2 Student Council ............... . . . 3-4 Speech .................... ...... 4 Basketball ........... . . l-2-3-4 Class Officer ............ ............... l -2-3 Student Council President ......,................. 4 DORIS ANN POWERS Drclmatics . .. . . Pep Club ...... Annual Staff .... Cheerleader ........ F .H .A . ........... . Homecoming Attendant I-2-3-4 i-2-3 1-2- 4 LARRY LERCHER Dramatics .... .... 4 G lee Club .... . ,. 3 AnnualStaff... 4 Class Officer . ..... 4 Librarian . . . . . . 3-4 Basketball .... . . . l-2-4 Operetta .. .... . 2 Speech .... ....... 4 Band .... .... l -2-4 Dramatics PepClub .... F.H.A. .... . F.H.A. Officer Paper Staff .... Annual Staff .. Office Sraff .. Class Officer . Glee Club . . . PepClub .... Annual Sfuff . Paper Stuff ..... F .H .A . ..... . JUDY GARMAN BETTY LOU YORK I-2-3-4 i-2-3-4 4 ....4 ....4 3 I-3-4 Spanish .... .............. Speech .... -4 DON O'KEEFE ....1 ....l-2 4 4 1-2 BETTY JO ROAM PepClub ...... .... Annual Staff . . . ,, F.l'l.A. ..... JIMMY DEBERRY F.F.A. ....... ........... .... l -2-3-4 F.F.A. Officer .............. l-2-3-4 Parliamentary Procedure Team .... .... 2 -3 Mr . Merry Clwrisfmus Affendunf . . . . . 2 Speech ...................... . . . 4 Pep Club ...... .... l -2 Annuulsfoff 4 Basketball T-2 Track ..... .... 3 -4 Class Officer .......... .... l -4 CORA POSTEN F.H.A. ....I-2 Pep Club ..... .... l -2- DONALD JOHNSON Drornotics .. ,,,,,..,, , 4 F.F.A. ...... ..... i -2-3-4 Mixed Chorus , ........ 2 Speech ...... 4 Basketball .... 4 SUSAN WITT F.H.A. .... .. I-2 PepClub .... .. 1-2 JERRY WARNER F.F.A. ................... .... i -2-3-4 F.F.A. Officer ............... ........ 4 Parliamentary Procedure Team . . . .... . . . 3 Bond .,.................... . . . I Speech ...... 4 fddd W!! We the Senior C lass of l96O, aware that we are soon to depart from this dear old school, hearby decree this to be our last will and testament. Larry Lercher wills his ability to M . C . the senior talent show and do as good as he did to Gary Pentecost. Good luck, Gary. Caroline Anderson wills her ability to not let her teeth fall out in class to Freddy Grubbs Jones. Kenny Bowen wills his ability to take all the kids to Andy's on Sunday night after church to anyone that hasn't any better sense . Betty Lou York wills her ability to go steady all through her senior year and still have friends of the opposite sex to anyone who can get by with it. Betty Jo Roam wills her ability to be engaged and still have friends to anyone who can do as well. Don Lundh wills his ability to take out the opposite sex and not fall in love to John Holdman. Wanda Weber wills her ability to be the only senior A team cheerleader, and not be stuck- up to anyone who can do as well . Norma Meyres wills her ability to go steady to Shirley Thomlinson . Cora Posten was in such a hurry to leave she forgot to will anything . Laurence York wills his ability to read and not understand Shakespeare to anyone who wants it. Doris Powers wills her ability to be voted the most popular girl in the senior class to anyone who thinks they can do better. Robert York wills his ability to write to Doyal Wilson. Ronnie Nickles wills his ability to learn Spanish to anyone who wants it. Susan Witt wills her ability to be a senior and still go along with the juniors to anybody who needs it. Judy Gorman wills her ability to go steady with a sailor to Jean Riley. Lavelle Pemberton leaves nothing but sound advice to freshmen. Helen Dye wills her artistic ability to anyone who desires it. Donna Reid wills her ability to drive a different car everyday to school to Lana Workman. Jim Ballanger wills his ability to live through Literature class to Kenneth Dixon. Kathy Shewmaker wills her ability to sell almost anything to anyone who wants to put forth as much effort. Linda Black wills her ability to do nothing in study hall but still go to class with her lessons to anyone who can do as well. Dwight Kays wills his ability to have fun without girls to Bill Salsman. Jimmy DeBerry wills his place as senior president to any junior who can hold down the class of 6l . Dallas York wills anything to anyone who wants it. Geneva York wills her soft voice to Sue Carlson who is much in need of it. Doris Wilson wills her ability to keep her mouth shut to Karen Henson. Jerry Warner wills his ability to drive a new car to any sophomore who can do better. Clara Bailey wills all of her extra pencil stubs to any junior who thinks they can keep up with the senior work. Harro Ackerman wills his height to Jerry Hutsell . Lyle Davis wills his windy stories to John Moore. Nelda Jones wills her ability to peddle the dai ly news to Neta Newman. Donnie Nickles wills his Foolish pranks to Robert Elam. Dorsie Crossland wills his curly hair to Allen Wood. Steve Traw wills his unlearned knowledge, which is little, and maybe he will be able to explain to the next class, which shall never excel ours, what molecules are. Connie Burnett wills her booklet, How to Be Happy Though Engaged, to Pat Cwens. Read it carefully. Karen Myers wills her Literature book to Nancy Pruitt. Terry Miller wills his ability to help feed the public and become educated at the same time. Kathy Walters wills her bashful ways to Linda Ramsey. Katie Stewart wills her shyness to Vickie Buzzard . Freddie Dunham wills his good looks to anyone who is lucky enough to get them. Don O'Keefe wills his poetic ability to anyone who thinks they can do as well. Doris Nell at c Senior Some seniors on Dress-up Day bak' 'al' fha.: fzgoleoy On a warm Sunday afternoon a short time ago, I was driving down the highway and listening to the radio. Suddenly I heard my name called, and a man informed me that he could help me write the 1960 Senior Class Prophecy. I was too stunned to protest, so I iust listened as he told me what my classmates would be doing in I970. In the world of society, Jim Ballenger, playboy and world traveler, told reporters ofa movie magazine that he was once very shy and had an inferiority complex. Harro Ackerman is now serving as Sergeant of Arms in the House of Representatives. Dorsey Crossland, who has taken over his father's job as town marshall, is having some difficulties with speedsters. Kathy Shewmaker has her own girls' basketball team now . Susan Witt is happily married and the mother of triplets. Linda Black is on expert in the field of Home Economics. Kenny Bowen is manager of Cowan's Grocery store. Steve Traw now croons to the ladies on a new show, Girls Galore. Betty Jo Roam is married and has a house with an automatic kitchen--Cooking is now no problem at all . Cora Posten is a very serious woman, working on her own TV series. Helen Dye is a famous opera star. She is opening on Broadway next summer with the lead in Romeo E-rg-Juliet. One of our old classmates, Terry Miller, is found in the sports' world as an all-star basket- ball player. Jerry Warner, not to be outdone, is now ownerof a IOOO-acre ranch in Texas, with Donald Johnson as manager. Donald is a confirmed bachelor, and happier than ever. Jimmy Deberry is an agriculture teacher-at Missouri University. Larry Lercher is now principal of R . H . S., having taken over Mr. Young's place. Don Lundh is a hillbilly song writer, with his most popular song being White Lightening. Betty Lou York is secretary for her husband at Hall's Insurance Agency . Dallas York has bought the largest supermarket in Waynesville. Don O'Keefe has opened a ne selling bubble gum.--What a profit! , with Geneva York and Wanda Weber as bookkeepers and Doris Ann Powers as his secretary. Donnie and Ronnie Nickles have taken over the Ringling Brothers' Circus, and it is now known as the Nickles' Brothers Circus. Karen Myers is her dad's leading nurse in the doctor's office. Lyle Davis is now the owner and operator ofthe Hazelgreen Service Station. Judy Garman is traveling around the world with her sailor husband, Jim. -1 Nelda Jones, is a stewardess with T. W. A ., and Dwight Kays is her pilot. Norma Myres and Lavelle Pemberton are famed ballet dancers and are now appearing on Broadway. Donna Reid is testing cars for General Motors, but they are about to go broke buying gasoline for Donna. Kathy Walters is testing Bubble Gum for the Super-Duper Bubble Gum Company. Doris Nell Wilson is a world-famed high diver, and is now attempting to dive from IOOO feet onto a wet towel. Katie Stewart is a nurse in Barnes' Hospital in St. Louis. Clara Bailey is a dress designer in the Slick Chick Beauty Salon in New York City. Laurence York now heads the law firm of York, Hopkins, Dwyer, Hodgens and Hays. He has just tried the case ofthe lost iewelry, and found out that his own client was guilty. Connie Burnett has Finally won the title of Mrs. America, and her husbona, Clyde, is known as the Best-looking Man in New York. George Wilson has taken over as publicity manager for this famous couple . Freddie Dunham, when not testing Sugar Corn Pops, plays the part of Poncho on The Cisco Kia. ls Some seniors at on early age Donna Kay at a Senior bake sale Www- CHEMISTRY HOME ECONOMICS Zeaaea TYPING BOOKKEEPING SPANISH O JQMJGMJ Gary Brown, Lindo Block, Jerry Warner Kenny Dixon, Gary Brown, Steve Johnson and Kathy Walters eww me Wea! FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 1 PEP RALLY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BILL DUSTIN 3B JOE GARMAN 9 we ikfdgxx w J yy fx X X . .fl an , .4 A W 4. ..,, ,. lg ' Q- ,, k 1 ,ff , 4' . .J ,, i x V' DANCE I gum if' 6 K X f 1 My 5' i 6- E l, 'O. ,M 5 'X H2351 E T X f A' 7, F 'I-VP +5 'fi pnywwim Q. ,ML rf ggi ,M , qv ., .M ,gg ,.., M,,.3k zaubza RUTH ATHERTON TOMMY BATTERTON PATSY BRYANT MARVIN CARROLL GARY BROWN 1 CARROL CRISMON WANDA DECKER KENNETH DIXON GAY ELAM ROBERT ELAM LYNDELL HARRIS RICHARD HENRY KAREN HENSON uid' ROGER HICKS CLARA HOLLOWAY STEVE JOHNSON czrix FREDDY JONES EVELYN MASSEY JOHN MOORE px JUANITA NEWMAN PAT OWEN GARY PENTECOST JAY POWERS RUTH QUESENBERRY LINDA RAMSEY GLORIA RIDDLE BILLY SALSMAN EUDELL SEARS RONDA STEWART SHIRLEY TOMLINSON :,. I A T ,,.: . AIEA DARRELL TRIGG JERRY VANDERGRIFF BOBBY WEEKS DOYAL WILSON DWIGHT WATSON KAY WOODSON LANA WORKMAN .19-.F BEFORE-- AFTER-- I clwoys roll my hair up this way Our leaders of Tomorrow Don'r they look innocenf? LM L. N? HOMEIIII!!! The Junior cut-ups Whut's so interesting in the corner? What a sight ----- UH-OHlll .tv .re is -gn ml ,sig Q Mft ' ix i' Guess who the intelligent one is. The E N D lllllllllllll Siyofiwmozea .- K X, W -av' M., . 1' nr KW 5 4 K as 2 L 1 ' ,-X fp G- 8 . 4 ' 4 f . .uw 1, ,L ff, ,J I x if E - 5 . ga: 0 Q' Gifxmm p 6. P qw' .. +415 x 'W ' We D 82,1 .1 W 5: : L i Aw' S ,s 5 A' 18 8 49 f v ,pm ' sf' Pa , W K-Si V Newt V I N, , , ft iyy fjfx jf 5,L K 5 ,. W mF ' 3 fag N .WML . 13-ding' K x 3 , , . fwfwd' Q- v 'Q 55 My Ljgfwiwfv-'Y K In ' fii:xff A a fin ' i:,.mJ91,- ' A ,.,,m v-mr W Y MQ. K X Y' T' 21' Zzealmefa A 'Fifi X ! if 4' , me Q Q 1 E H 'jr ii .. SS R X ia 1, W as R A X zz - :KE E ,. ,k,, . ,,., . mr . ' sf M... .Q I' i 35 H , ff -4 L. 2 fzeakvem PAGE 5I , ROW ONE: Patsy Alexander, Gary Anderson, Richard Anderson, William Anderson, John Arrington, Jan Atherton. ROW TWO: Jackie Atterberry, Dorothy Bailey, Leann Baldetta, Wanda Blankenship, Alan Brandon. ROW THREE: Arthur Bryant, Vicki Buzzard, Sue Carlson, Larry Carnes. ROW FOUR: Gary Carroll, Mary Ann Crismon, Karen Cunditf, Judy Davis, John Day. ROW FIVE: Becky Dillow, Sharon Drennan, Bill Dustin, Audrey Evans, George Feldmiller, Loretta Gann. PAGE 52, ROW ONE: Arthur Garwood, Sharon Hammock, Dennis Hancock, Richard Hendrix, Charles Henry, Luvena Henson. ROW TWO: Pat Houston, Gary Hutsell, Robert Jones, Jimmie Kays, Gary Kolodqieiczak. ROW THREE: Fay Lane, Jane Lucas, Susan Magee, Carolyn Massey. ROW FOUR: Gerald McCoy, Eddie Merriman, Marvin Meyers, Fransa Miller. ROW FIVE: Mary Ann Miller, Junior Newberry, Connie Nickels, Donna Nicks, Charlas Osborne . ROW SIX: Charles Parker, Larry Patton, Chester Payne, Sue Perkins, Jeff Perrine, Roy Perrine. PAGE 53, ROW ONE: Kenneth Peterson, Aileen Porter, Don Posten, Larry Powers, Judy Reed, David Roam, ROW TWO: Kay Roam, Jim Salsman, William Scott, Tommie Sears, Sharon Shelton. ROW THREE: Agnes Skidmore, Diane Smith, Marilyn Smith, Jerry Stenson . ROW FOUR: Charles Storie, Johnny Strom, Raymond Thacker, Bennie Traw. ROW FIVE: Robert Vandergritf, Ray Walters, Glenda Warren, Wanda Watson, Sandra Wells. ROW SIX: Marlene Wilson, Paul Wilson, David Windes, Alan Wood, Ronda Workman, Billy York. Sylonwzea PAGE 47, ROW ONE: Ronnie Appleby, Tommy Avery, Georgia Bailey, J . R. Black, John Callahan. ROW TWO: Richard Chalfant, Wayne Carrol, Larry Evans, Ron Davis. ROW THREE: Tommy DeBerry, Sue Dunham, Joan Duryea, Hazel Dye, Joe Garman. ROW FOUR: Sharon Greely, Randy Halter, Linda Harman, Albert Harper, Abbie Hedges, John Holdman. PAGE 48, ROW ONE: Morris Howlett, Jerry Hutsell, Pansey Lowery, Mary Lee Maxey, Davey McDaniel, Glenda McDaniel. ROW TWO: Don Miller, Larry Miller, Nicky Myers, Barbara Nickles, Ralph Ogle. ROW THREE: James Oglesby, Ray Peterson, Nancy Pruitt, Ronnie Reid. ROW FOUR: Jean Riley, Helen Rc-:E Jerry Rowland, Ronald Salsman. ROW FIVE: Mary L. Schuenemeyer, Johnice Sigler, Eugene Sears, Carol Smith, Pearlie Tomlinson. ROW FIVE: David Traw, Wanda Tucker, Lillie Vaughn, Sharon Wall, Linda Watson, Pete Wilson. 5- f h X K:.Qk X ls J F V.. Ax . 'Rs LWSA, Y nr in XNQ Y, , ' ' f?3U , .g S 5? J as m 4: -x iz g A J wk. ,ff f . .1 If fl 4. . . s h 6 Y Q J K 5 ff ' 7 X . -.M 'gif' G 2 L S' 9 3 1' x f k'. f 3 q 1: ! I . A 5 n A is if . Q ::- W x .,.. ! y f if aw is , .. X S 'S 'xr 6. ' 2' is I Q y, .. 5 U 'v 3 . . 1 U ' , v A 5 wk lmftxlx ., va R A ,. Q 6 if -.Q ,gh,W ' HrF?' 1 PF!! ! F . M il. .gfwf Hi - le., 1 S' Qfzoak PAGE 55, ROW ONE: Janette Arrington, Ricky Blackburn, David Bohannon, Shirley Bryant, Bill Burd, Evelyn Davenport, Beverly Davis. ROW TWO: Betty Ellis, Vera Frances. Donna Garwood, Keith Hankins, Earl Hargett, Billy Harris, Doris Ann Heck. : Larry Henson, Nonna Henson, Judy Hicks, Paul Halloway, Sharon Jackson, Johnny Jacoby, Sandra Jones. ROW FOUR: Stephen Kelsey, Larry Lane, Mary LaQuey, Donald McDaniel, Rosemary McDaniel, Mike Lott. ROW FIVE: Patty Miller, Rogrt Merriman, Eddie Mitschele, Susan O'Keefe, Douglas Oursborne, Charlotte Payne. ROW SIX: Jean Ann Pentecost, Stephen Pool, Alan Powers, George Pruitt, Joey Rowlett, Harvey Scott, James Scott. ROW SEVEN: Isabel a Shipley, Rickey Smith, Alan Terry, Gary Thomas, Karen Tomlinson, Eddie Vance, Denise Wheeler. ROW EIGHT: Donald Williams, Priscella Wood, Coy Workman, Shaon Wriska, Donna York, Junior York, Alvin Young. PAGE 57, Ina Mae Beck, Susan Beckerdite, Wanda Boesl, Freddie Brittian, Mike Duryea, Sandra Farmer, Harold Flores. ROW M: Linda Flynn, Mauriece Ballenger, Vera Fritts, Vera Harmon, Tommy Henson, Larry Hicks, Bobby Hutton. ROW THREE: Mark Lagree, Gary Layman, Ken Miller, Rita Morgan, Linda Myres, Wanda Null. RQW FQUR: Sharon O'Keefe, Rochey Pool, Johnny Prewett, John Rowland, Nicky Salsman, Carla Sears. : Noel Shipley, Wayne Sloan, Bob Stewart, Betty Stout, Billy Taylor, Donnie Tomlinson, Alto Belle Traw. R125 Jerry Traw, Sheryl Wall, Florence Warren, Scott Williams, Raymond Witt, Noel Woody, Peter Wynn. MARILYN SUE MILLER BETTY I-EE HENSON DAVID PHELPS .X f N M Hg M l U: . X :I g .. A Q s F. X - - ' S f , 5 F x fix XXN Q Nm wif 5 f Q Q S X x X A lm 1 i Q 5 Sf me 1 QP' - X W , '15, gp 49. I ,X Y? ..... f lb ,Q xx N, . x Su- 3 0 3 I 'ir N, f Nfl 0- I 'Q - Q Q . N, or ' Q gf f ' n 3 , 1 . 1 . Zn 5 'u i f. V A 5 Ar 1 I , fr -HF' 'P ', ' ' I m . Q- ffl is rf, .avi 1 . f -'sf Q ,L I 11 57 72a Qmw Salvo! GRADE 1 Mrs . Colton X . I N Fc S . I 1 A f it QF s 'Ns 'ESM . hx? Q W Q- H -. .ai T 1 - ' . if E n A X x . Q . :ig . .. WF' -. f f , '. ' i Akai . s we, 1 E. E' W GRADE I Mrs . Maurer ii , 'skies fs- Y 'kr sf: S- A ' 1'r . . 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W d - A- N A Fil 'S e ,. .r. .rs A-:iw 4, ., 5 , L 5 w :if,gpfiV'h War 'L 5 . A ' is-E ' A . . -N . il k, Tvs. ' , A A iq. A Yr r E , 5 . A V N 11. ' 5 . ,R GRADE 2 A .Q Miss Watson NJ' 0 A .+ sl, ' .fx X .. E J 5 9 ,. A at X an 4' fr ' -F si! as ' 4, . QQ? in A-s wf f :A , xy -as Y 5 L ? is If xx Q z -is x 4' , k . I S - Q , ,C . .Y .L A I ' QW ' . Ms.. H fs., iw J Q , il, ....,.M, 1 xx. ' :. 1w,Y?f51 1-f' K A:A ' 4 1 . S ff 1: i s V-Q 1 if f .ex 'uf 4' sq ws. 1 - N -- . Q V ,gk A ffm-. . . Q 1 , ig ' ' .lgv K A . X .Y f . 3 K rw- . f :E ' 7 -' i ,f Q , ,, . ' - , my Q s A if Q M Y gg , ,. M S ,, ,M-M Q3 if 4 Aja P+ in 'nb N . I , . was i 2 K 58 :Brix 1653? an if Wx. ,x X . ,ff '52 ff 9 is . W Q Y 5? ,, , gw? Hr-5, 4 A0 4x M if we if if 1 A K , -n L '1' -.1 dd, K 4 ' i g W W . f Q K GRADE 3 Mrs. Kcnoy If if rf I fi ' -. T , : '-Ee' - ,,.m:,. 4 X iii., L GRADE 3 Mrs . Murrell Wh Lk E : 1 ' 3 if if '51 K - 1? Q 43,4 ,fa Q E J av -' ' . w f 5583? S .gieif gk Q -' ff XJ A iiiii f GRADE 4 Mrs . Ccnfrell bww lik 7215 Z V '5 W' L , f gy' ff: , ..,: 1- L:,: - I if 4 'P' 951, R Y f 'f ., A A Q 59 Q SW ilkgfw 4 -. ,- K I fkwknf. : V ' 2' 2 f f ,. ig b 5 Qu 'Se Wf- K ' in I V., ' - --:'A 5 M 1' Q 4,-Z N f- , M Q if Q' ' ' . -lit. 1' ' ' f if , 5 . if A . Q 'M - qw: Aw is .x., .QM Us M .4 -X W I .wg ,M 9 5. My , M v GRADE 4 Mrs . Adams M5 S AAM - K was LW ,,.f if X A gi? X ..L 3 M Q M ,Y M .z h QQ, 4 .- g s -l M FAM .Q i t M 1 5 A my M ,MM M M , M 'DM iv Y M vip Q N3 ff W M N- . ai' 45 GRADE 5 Mrs. Fronkli X M K .Q M .M ,.,M M 37 if 'Q i-ff fs? 5 M fs D s it -f s if 5 GRADE 6 Mrs . Emerson X 'ix S Na A xg 55 X r Hn X? Qc WE ft X X GRADE 5 Mrs. King hw M,-V : M W, M MMV .i M - ' w Q M-v' x kv 5 mf- . -4 R 'MM . K nv :Eu mM - is WW 9 S gi : XM si A 4 ... ,M Q 1 5: .SM- mr M M. M -- - L ! Q ki I , . .,. - -KR O 3:9 :til .. M 4 ,. 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K ks, v ff ,. - -2 ,z i n V '- in 4 ii i' I t ,.'q5ks1:::, '- . ff -' 'A X as fmafea GRADE ONE, Mrs. Colton, Robert Ross Adams, Patricia Ann Avery, Edward Eugene Boyd, Sharon Kay Brown, Charles Harold Buzzard, Micheal Dean Collins, Michial Dee Conner, James William Decker, Linda Sue Ealey, Nellie Garwood, James Carey Gibson, James Stanley Harmon, Marshal Harroun, Antionette Lytell, Linnie Jo Magee, John Douglas McDaniel, Billy Mims, Diane Frances Murphy, Robert William Scott, Dennis Scroggins, David Glen Shelton, Paula Jean Shockley, Mary Jane Snoderly, Gerald Stinehart, Debra Ann Todd, Deborah Ann Venis. GRADE ONE, Mrs. Hickman, Danny Lewis Alexander, Glenda Mae Bedinghaus, Don Arthur Brown, Donna Jo Carey, Vickie Lynn Carlson, Freddie Condiff, Donald Lee Helton, Darlene Henson, Millie Elaine Henson, Gerald Johnson, Dwaine Kelsey, Susan Kirk, Kristine Long, Delores McDaniel, Joyce Mitschele, Judy Mitschele, Larry Joe Moore, Karen Ogle, Ronald Rathnow, Susan Read, Diana Shelton, Hansi Stylianou, Dennis Tisor, Sandra Webb, Johanna Winter, Deborah Workman. GRADE ONE, Mrs. Maurer, Mary Ann Beasley, Jon Malcolm Brown, Kenny Brown, Karen Sue Counts, Stacy Cullen, Gloria Gann, Deborah Gilbert, Douglas Gormley, Mike Hale, Charlotte Harris, Virginia Henry, Anna Maria Hicks, Ellis Hobbs, Mike Hutsell, Jeanne Kavanaugh, Jeffery King, Diann Lewis, Raymond Miller, Vera Moore, Vonda Moore, Rodger Myers, Norma Nelson, Gary Ogle, James Parsons, Billy Salsman, Donald York. W Q S GRADE TWO, Mrs. Wade, George Adkinson, Mary Lou Alexander, Sidney Belshe, Vernon Baldovin, Theresa Carey, Owen Davis, Dane DelPrincipe, Mary Katherine Driskell, L. E. Gibson, Arthur Gormley, Sue Juanita Hargett, Debra Henson, Raymond Hobbs, Murray Jensen, Gary Jones, Marion Light, Bobby Miller, Jeanie Miller, Roy Gene Mitschele, Gail Moore, Donald Newell, Marsha Ogle, Linda Pemberton, Ronald Powell, J . C . Reid, Betty Seay, Beverly Smith, Vicky Smith, Gary Stewart, Valerie Warren, Russell Weatherly, Vernon Wyant, Jeffery Zeigenbein. GRADE TWO, Verda Watson, John Appleby, Bobbie Boyd, Michael Cundiff, Donna Davenport, Franklin Davis, Pat Griffin, Michele Harroun, Harold Hammock, Carolyn Hensen, Phyllis Hensen, Terry Hensen, Pamela Houston, Eddie Jackson, Michael Kays, Roxanna Kavanaugh, George Lentz, Stephen Lott, Rolla McCoy, Ricky Myers, Wade Mullins, Mary L. Patton, Nancy Phillips, Tammy Prewitt, Jimmy Read, Sammy Rollins, Danny Salsman, John Scoggins, Morris Sherman, Judy Taylor, Barbara Warren, Barton Warren. GRADE THREE, Mrs. Kanoy, Terry Adkinson, Jimmy Alexander, Jimmy Goforth, Billy Henson, Duane Hobbs, Leslie Morgan, J . A. Murphy, Danny Myers, David Pruett, Johnny Pruett, Robin Salsman, LeeRoy Sloan, David Wood, Robert Woody, Karen Bedinghaus, Pamela Bowles, Cathy Burnett, Jan Cowan, Deborah Cullen, Norma Cundiff, Mary Ann Fowler, Linda Marie Hammock, Lindel Henson, Jane Klemp, Belinda LeVan, Almata Maggard, Candy Sams, Joyce Scott, Judy Smith, Connie Tucker, Tommy Hile. GRADE THREE, Mrs. Murrell, Kay Campbell, Kathy Decker, Patricia Decker, Sharon Dunning, Sharla Gilbert, G-loria Henry, Beverly Henson, Shirley Hobbs, Nancy LaGree, Patricia Light, Kathie McCann, Susan Newall, Mary Ann Newberry, Johnnie Scroggins, Leah Workman, Karen York, Deborah Livingstone, Linda Starmer, Arthur Alexander, Don Bohannon, Stanley Heck, Ricky Helton, Douglas Kirk, John Lentz, Dencil Long, Jackie McCracken, Jimmie Miller, Roy Newberry, Dennis Oursborne, Shannon Robinson, Tommy Thorpe, Jimmy Miller, Larry Hale. GRADE FOUR, Mrs. Cantrell, David Arrington, Janice Avery, Jim Barnett, Nancy Blackburn, Rollin Blankenship, Deborah Bohnsack, Joyce Boyd, Robert Brittian, Charles Brown, Betty Clark, George Cloninger, Greg Duryea, Donald Francis, Dieter, Haag, Leonard Henry, Diane Henson, Kim Henson, Janet Hicks, Max Howlett, Victor King, Kay Klemp, Bonnie Lyst, Judith McDaniel, Kenneth McDaniel, Marsha Magee, Diane Moore, June Myres, Coy Raines, Stanley Robinson, Cathy Salsman, Judy Kay Sears, Larry Steward, Roger Smith, Steve Thomas, Beverly Vandergriff, Sherry Wheeler, Donna Workman, Katherine Wood. GRADE FOUR, Mrs. Adams, Betty Alexander, Billy Alexander, Karen Baldovin, Karen Blackburn, Wilma Boesl, Marcus Cantrel'l, Eddie Davis, Barbara Ellis, Belinda Gormley, Mark Halter, Barney Hancock, Sharon Hankins, Lois Henson, Ronnie Henson, Shirley Henson, Gregory Hicks, Mary Hile, Mike Houston, Georgeanna Kavanaugh, Barbara Lentz, Steve LeVan, John Lytell, Leo Mcllvenna, Eddie Morgan, Paul Murrell, Joyce Ogle, Max Parsons, Tommy Patton, Ronnie Pemberton, Sharon Pemberton, Jeffrey Pool, Judy Stenson, Terry Thornsberry, Linda Wall, Elaine Warren, Sheila Wlff. GRADE FIVE, Mrs. King, Danny Allen, Jackie Beasley, James Fowler, Billy Hedges, Jerry Henson, Robert Hofloway, Dennis Hutton, Leroy Lewis, Gary Seay, Robert Scott, Terry Scroggins, David Warren, Charles Williams, Micheal Windes, Donald Witt, Pamela Clemmons, Linda Freedle, Carol Gibson, Carolyn Jackson, Carolyn Kelsey, Phillis Mitchele, Linda Pruett, Katheryn Pruett, Judy Phelps, Diana Salsman, Wanda Scott, Mary Adell Woody, Adrain Watson. GRADE FIVE, Mrs. Franklin, Linda Baldovin, Peggy Brown, Edward Carlson, Lora Carnes, June Garwood, Neomi Henson, Audrey Hobbs, Wayne Hollandsworth, Billie Marie Jones, Mabel Jones, David Lott, Carmen Lucas, Bert Lytell, Danny McDaniel, Wilma Jo Mullins, Mike Nelson, Dale Oursborne, Harold Taylor, Frank Webb, Evelyn Williams, Dan York. GRADE SIX, Mrs. Emerson, Evelyn Alexander, Sonny Buzzard, Janice Brown, Linda Henson, Lucille Hobbs, David Hutton, Janet Jones, Rodger McCoy, Jfnet Morgan, Rena Kay Myers, Lloyd Patton, Gloria Payne, Janis Rowland, Dallas Lee Swain, Lloyd Smith, Clara Thornsberry, Robert Warren, Janis Williamson, Kenneth Jesse York, Henry Warren. GRADE SIX, Mr. Gormley, Bill Barnett, Anna Collins, Jerry Bowles, Gloria Davis, Carolyn Harris, Ramona Harris, Carla Houston, Jerry Henry, Mary Sue Jones, Raymond Martini, Sharon McDaniel, Charmaine Oglesby, Kathleen Porter, Jean Pruitt, Joe DelPrincipe, Judith Powers, Rebecca Rollins, Jerry Lee Smith, Donna Wood, Kenneth York, Teresa Wilson. KINDERGARTEN, Mrs. Pool, Lisa Pool, Steven Lynch, Mitzi Bohannon, Lewis Bowles, Carol Coffman, Laura Lederer, Vicki Moore, Cindy Mulch, Pamela Owen, Jacqueline Payne, Harold Sears, Dwight Tidquist, David Wilson, Pamela Wood, Sherryl McCracken, Norman Kramer, Diane LeVan, Audrey Sue Scoggins. SPECIAL EDUCATION, Mrs. Killingsworth, lno picturej, Douglas Campbell, Sharon Kay Francis, Martha Lou Henson, Paul Dennis Henson, Victor Lee Henson, George William Hobbs, Patrick James Kavanaugh, Audrey Moy Krogstad, Sharon Kay McCoy, Opal Marie Newberry, Ruby Lorene Wyant, Thomas A . Wynn,Jr., Harold George Hoffman. G4 Q Mi Q N X . ' if Axf x K- 5 Pk 2 Q 1 H k -- ' ' - Y, ' km f . vu 1 U ,.gig ' - , 51 31' 9:2 f 5 3 X . 9 my, fx J Y ' , ot. 'f u 2' aw 1. : .Q 1 , fi V W ... ' L A fr I T3 -1 T 1 +11 gi A A 5, psf fix - f 'W ir ' . .gggw A xg X .ef E -' . sit. -. x ' 1 Q- W1 fs iff 1 X Q Z .... M Y' V, X. jv'f NXQ'2 J X 4 yf 'K , I 1 .3 ..mxJ-,g5 .i?Xg3Se'Q 7 .kg Y xii' .... Q V K . Lf Q V492 ff v blame! Qweeaa fem we Qvzl af mana LINDA BLACK DORIS POWERS CONNIE BURN EIT CLARA BAILEY R7 W ll nb ww VU! 1 l 4. 7 Q5 '.,35X,Ql1g' tt Ury www eww WUHHMJ t W ' MW f ..-m.,..A, ' fwwwk , Y . , K fiikvlavvwnggs, M, , 7 1 A Q 959- 5 0 044222324 SEPTEMBER School opened on Tuesday after Labor Day. The F . F . A. worked at the Richland Fair and won several prizes on stock . Kay Woodson was chosen as Turkey Queen for the Fair. The first K . U . Assembly featured a program of organ music. The F. H . A . sponsored a social for the faculty. The 7 . F. A. sponsored a Parent's Night program. All classes held meetings and elected class officers for rne year. OCTOBER Mr. John Shinpo, traveling science teacher visited the school for a week. The K. U. Assembly was on the lighter side and featured trained bears. The F . H . A. held magazine sales and Initiation, to which they invited parents. Cheerleader tryouts were held. There was a two-day vacation while teachers attended the District Teacher's Meeting. The Seniors had a car wash . NOVEMBER The basketball season started with a pep rally and snake dance. The first game was at Conway, then Crocker, Stoutland, Newburg and Belle. The Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors all had bake sales, and the Seniors held a Talent Show. The Student Council sponsored a Thanksgiving Chapel Assembly. The speaker was The Reverend Oetting from the Methodist Church . DECEMBER A letter was published in The World Week that was written by Donald Posten. A group of commerce students attended a Business Clinic at Licking. In basketball we played Licking, Waynesville, Camdenton, Stoutland, and the Frisco League Tournament. The Student Council sponsored an All-School Christmas Party in the Elementary Building. The F. F. A. F. H. A. Christmas Party group chose Lee Ann Baldetta as Miss Merry Christmas, and Freddie 'Dunham as Mr. Christmas. The attendants were Johnece Sigler and Bill Dustin, Pat Owen, J . R. Black, Caroline Anderson, Gary Brown. The speaker for the Christmas chapel was the Reverend Rolla Schrimsher JANUARY The Junior class sponsored a dime supper. Kathy Walters received the award as Richland's Homemaker of Tomorrow. The K . U . Series featured acrobats, The Coriells. ln basketball we played Dixon, Crocker, Camdenton, Lebanon, Licking and in the Rolla Tournament. The Seniors had a Chili Supper and Style Show. FEBRUARY The basketball season ended . The Senior Class sponsored Homecoming at the game with Waynesville. The class of 1935 was honored. The F . H . A . sponsored a pancake breakfast. The K . U . Assembly featured a scientist. MARCH The Junior High Tournament started and was postponed several times because of Snow, as was almost everything else scheduled for this month . Meetings for this month were: Science Fair at Dixon, Speech Clinic at Waynesville, Regional F . F. A. Meeting at Rolla, and the Senior Donkey Ball game . APRIL and MAY The Juniors presented a play My Gal Sal . The English Contest was held at Richland. The F. H . A. Fashion show was held. The K. U. Assembly for May was a Chinese Magician. On Good Friday the F . F . A . had its annual banquet. Everyone was kept very busy with end-of-school activities, examinations, trips. We also found out what it is like to go to school on Saturday, as we made up the days missed during the storms in March.. WQMAKEQJ- f ff xii 0 Nfw Hoo QC N 1 of . ' 'I 1 kr 4 , D Q, 0 ' :sf E-L E H 1 , 5 r M lxxfxg,-ffvv JUDY GARMAN WANDA WEBER RANDY HALTER Treasurer Secretary Historian GENEVA YORK GAY ELAM President KATHY SHEWMAKER Vice-President Parlicmentnrian Q , ybwa NITA NEWMAN PAT OWEN LINDA HARMON Song Leader Degree Chairman Reporter WS! if if aw ARMERS O O I , 9'-A K' 9 X Secretary-Freddie Dunham, Sentinel-Dwight Kuys, Vice-President-Robert Elem, President-Jimmy Deberry, Treasurer-Jerry Warner, and Reporter L A Terry Miller. 5 ' If 5. 635: ogg '-H10 H ff, I . is t -. 40 Q-xo0AT'04, 5 S Q A - 7 V ' T 5 L 73 efwbz needy Garden Donna Reid and Judy Garman in Cornelia Otis Skinner Clara Bailey Steve Traw and Susan Witt in Old Fashioned Model Kenny Bowen, Doris.WiIson, Terry Miller, Donna Reid in Ghosts Walk Donna Reid and Judy Gorman Comelia Ofis Skinner Jimmy Deberry, Kenny Bowen, Doris Wilson Linda Black in Ghosts Walk in Ghosts Walk 6' zgopez Seniors in Review Lyle Davis, Steve Traw - Clowns i f , fi , , .B . A 4 .K 51 a Larry Lercher .lust Acting Up M.C. S feve T raw , Karen Myers Models Clara Bailey, Nelda Jones Panfomiming Pink Shoelaces Seniors in Review radar ganna! Mr. Young - Sponsor President - - -Freddie Dunham Vice-President - Kenny Dixon Richard Cholfonr, Sophomore - .lim Bollenger and Geneva York, Seniors - Arfhur Gcrwood, Freshman - Karen Henson, Junior - Mr. Young, sponsor Randy Holter, Sophomore - Lee Ann Balderfo, Freshman - Kenny Dixon, Junior. Some group showing Jean Seoy Freddie Dunham Billy Salsmun Qual Mrs. Fladeland, Instructor We were very fortunate to have Spanish included in our curriculum this year. Those who took the course are, FRONT ROW: Randy Halter, Karen Henson, Lana Workman, Kay Woodson, Geneva York and Donna Reicl. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Flaaeland, Linda Black, Laurence Yodc, Dwight Kays, Harro Ackerman, Don O'Keefe and Doris Wilson. THIRD ROW: Dallas York, Steve Johnson, Skip Sears, Dorsey Crossland, David Traw and Larry Lercher. BACK ROW: George Wilson, Donnie Nickels, Ron Davis, Jim Ballanger and Lyle Davis. pqaez S Along with the various activities ofthe school year, the staff ot THE BEAR TALES worked very hard to put out a monthly paper. We had many trials and errors, but, under the direction of our capable editor, Donna Reid, we managed to survive. The statt includes: Kathy Shewmaker . . . Nelda Jones . . . Clara Bailey . Judy Garman . . . Betty York ..... Doris Nell Wilson . . Helen Dye ..... Donna Reid . . Kathy Walters . . . . . . . . Sports Editor . . Junior and Senior news . . ...... . .... Fashions Freshman and Sophomore News .............Gossip . . Organizations . .Personalities . . . . Editor . .Grade News AX 4 , Xi? . K' QE lg 9 X Q' ar' i-Q: -2 1 N --'k' ,H lx- ' X F X f 'X .. I gf, ' ' ' -x - Nl fx +6 xg ,, . '29 1 ' . , ll. ' ' , ...J D 'K Rx, 2 Jxff ,X M ? 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Mohler, Pfopffefof Dr. John A. Mihalevich Phone - POrrer 5-3631 Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Richland, Missouri Crocker, Missouri Bank ol Crocker WelcomesYou International Shoe Company Rhld M H. E. PERRY, SUPERINTENDENT Workman's Cafe Rhld M 's Stout's Turkey Hatchery Delivers Turkeys To All Ports Of The United States Compliments Of Dr. Myers cc 41 ..,. Richline Boats PO 5-3326 Richland Electric Co. 102 ,.,,u BETTY LOU YORK -is-. KMQQ I Y' Y..M.f' JUDY GARMAN N,,,',,,..--s- SUSAN WITT BETTY JO ROAM LYLE DAVIS Q Blacksmith Shop Fred Mones James Ogle Hammack Florist EVANS FARM EQUIPMENT ws WRINKLES SUNDRY N 44-fawP '-+ N -Tir fi'-RX .. 3' Q- f 4 ,ns P hone: PO 5-3291 65 xl If K 'm 'W 'W' 'Q ,f . 5 ? y.m-9 'g ' f' W. ' w sf. ' 'f wM.N, u Q, 5, ',' , . Q , I W?WLQMf 34 fx .T ,,..X., A , -, .. ,im NM Q 1 ' K W if W W d ' f2Q ,, z ., 5 , 105 Richlin fe Pat's Texaco Service Station The B.c1Heri es LubHccHon VVheelBcloncing Compliments Of Ruby Roberson Beauty Shop DUSTIN REXALL DRUG Mr. cmd Mrs . Dustin Are Always G lad To Give You Courfeous Service RiChIGl'1d i Missouri PO 5-3321 H. E. WARREN AND SCNS Grocery Dry Goods POrfer 5-3226 POrfer 5-3381 PULASKI CGUNTY BANK Jesse Reid Talks Over Business Mcffers With Bank Employee, Dale Hicks Established 1889 Phone POrfer 5-3221 110 CALDWELL OIL COMPANY RICHLAND, MISSOURI PHONE --POrfer 5-3742 For Complete Service Day or Night Coll CALDWELL'S Compliments Of BrackeH's Body Shop Phone - POrfer 5-3652 Cty Of D. Snider 712 Compliments Of Hedges Funeral Home RICHLAND IBERIA CAMDENTON STOUTLAND CROCKER WAYNESVILLE DIXON META Richland Cleaners Richland Tire Shop James Lcquey Free Recopping and Vulccnnizing Pickup and Delivery Dislribufers Of General Tires Phone Phone POrrer 5-3361 POFTSF 5-3747 I The Cheerful Clerks In The Grocery Department At COWAN'S Are Happy To Serve You COWAN'S Jerry Thornsberry Finds It Hard To Make Up His Mind While Looking Over The Fine Selection At COWAN 'S ln Richland 113 Western Auto Associate Store I Their Goods Are Ni And Also Neot I Western Auto Ccin't Be B t PO 5-3422 I Compliments Of L 81 C Buy-Way Frozen Food Locker I ond t I Super Market ' I RICHLAND HARDWARE PHONE--POrter 5-3522 RICHLAND, MISSOURI SUPPLIERS OF KEEN KUTTER PRODUCTS Gifts For All Occasions Olan Gilbert Insurance Agency we-W we ykii . .,., . V- .V ' 1 , . , , I , .. eeee Y ,g35,1?Q:.f,g'sf9iW4? 1'wwfg' ?lm, l5 'if -:la - , -' eg -fwfr .fww ssf .mf +I .. f i? f, :F -H M '-'---'H g.3f.sfkzffQ E4.zi,27-.aximxxn Hmm ' WA '- ' Insure-I n-S ure-I nsurcmce Phone: PO 5-3721 P MiIdred's Beauty Shop Simmon's Beauty Shop PhOn6: PO 5-3311 Phoneg PO 5-3651 I J tEast S cl borg Compliments Miller Farm Equipment Of Ford Tractors Dr. Schlicht Kelly Tires Strain's Dry Cleaners All Work G On Route 133 uorcnteed PRODUCER'S EXCHANGE, INC. M.F.A. Feeds, Seed, Fertilizer, Groceries, Form Hardware, Produce A dw' ' ,E .4 CZ-'Cl 'Dr Ray Nickels, Manager Phone - POrTer 5-3301 'f!',ff-ke Us' Prusuuxsem Roam Hardware l- 'ing 1 ' 1 - - 4- G. W. Douglas Equipment Company International Harvester Dealer ...... ::..-V .-...- I...-. -..U 120 fi '4 x, K Q- 5,51 u 'Y :,, PAYNE CHEVRCLET COMPANY Phone - POrfer 5-3293 '7Ze6m! Never again will we pass through these Familiar halls as students, hurrying to and from classes. We have enjoyed our years here. As we go out to lead our own lives--as homemakers, businessmen, ancl college students, we will al- ways remember the good times we have had, the events we have shared, and the friends we have made. So, with these thoughts in mind, THE SENIOR CLASS OF l96O SAYS 0 ll Y . ,M u, 1 . 2 Uibwdnldslmuby wluwovrm Munn-,lu,u.s,A , .W J ,, -45 ,A '., , r, W, ..,,- , M U. , ,V , J ' Wx, N ,. A pg, x.: L M. 'A 4 5 3 i 5 1 ,fi v: N H Q , is 5 5 Q