Russellville High School - War Whoop Yearbook (Russellville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1946 volume:

A , Q WAI? WJJOQP 7119 Stl dents us5Qll llle High School 7946 Q published by l f Of TK V Ad f' 4,4 'kirulr ffnm ... me lC6ltL0l'l APPR CIATICN is an intungiole quality which can be shown only through some outward token As a concrete symbol of our affection ana appreci atlon we wish to dedicate to miss Amy Jane Grhiin this the wlneteen Forty six .ar W oop I X!! , ., Af 5 jf Lg, Q 17 ' X x X f XXX AND FACULTY 1 ff HQQH iggivffjf W N XM? Q Q29 Q5 541 is Cllfbl If 11,4 ,Szfmf Monete Mag Thomson B S in Ed Amy Jane Griffin B S in Ed Princinal of High School Instgucfol' in Social Studies Instructor in English Social an i0l9FV Studies and Commerce Sponsor Of 3ODh0mere Class Sponsor of Freshman Class fr 4Q Ca Thomson, B S in Ed Superintendent Instructor in Mathematics and IL 1 Science Sponsor of Senior Class H W Leslie Anna Marie Campbell B S in Ed Instructor in English and Social COBOU Studies Sponsor of Junior Class 1 f 0 S L l e l Y , I O I Y , I 0 P X X x .N udp' T A. 1. . . .: A.M- A v I Q K acu fy gre e SCAOOK -:AQZI 'U Q-no Prlncipal 0' the ur de chu 1 Instructor of 7th Q 8t' Fr ues Instructor of Stn R 6th nr deg fo-1' 9..- Gertrude Cox M Bret Bond arg Instructor of rd k 4t' Gr2des In tructor of lqt 3 d 2nd Prades igij lg QQ'r . E? ' ' J if 'r' I-.1 1 X J -J - , I lv , be -S QT Q, an X 7 Fmfmx E'ttenme5'fI'n F T Svlvester Brrninii i 15 . ' 1 ' Herbert Scott L A B Leslie gggiiffgg of Board of Secretary and Treasurer of Board of Education RLCOELLVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Our elementary school offers the sub ect matter embraced in the first elght grades aS outlined in the State Course of Study prepared by tra state Department of Education Completion of the alent is required for admi ion into the high school Our Fish school is a fully accredited one of the first class and offer four vears work in the fields of mathematics Science English history, government sociology, economics, physical edu cation, psychology avriculture and commerce Our library consists of nearly 1000 volumes and provides reference source sad su plementarg material in all fields of study offered by the high school een, tag, 'sa an N ' sa insa iiis iiss gsm 'ii1m use use Q 2 W I X ! 5 U 1 . 4 ,lf ' lNn,,, Q V J X ' 7 4 ' 1 ' Q . t' A el f courses of study offered by our elementary school, or its equiv- , . . ' ss . Q .J - ! 9 -I , v A , I Y - Y ' -'Q -- I ' , , A y , - , A ' H . I 'ig' x lil. Q ki . H M .,,.,,,1 , QL , icera P T A OFFICIERS LEFT T0 RIGHT Hrs E W Plummer, Historian, Mrs Carl Campbell, Vice President, Mrs A Cel Thomson, President lsestedl, Mrs Hay Keller, Secretary, and Judge Henry Heldbreder, Treasurer 4,4 'Y 'J X E' WV: ,.n f M Otto Huttenmeyer Mrs Charles Smith Mrs Cora Scrivner Mrs Ivy Griffin MEUSggggAgRALS W l 2 e e e ' e M ' V , 1- C C ' C V. .Qlg A of fi ff q . 1: iz' K ' J. ' , , 5, 8.1.-.nimx 2. . CIQA ,, C, 5 . xg, 4 ' , 151. ,31 , ' ' ' . x : 5 '- V 'N 'Q 'i:'.4zT153Zf::2E?'.'- 3' If 1 rs. . , fr H E c o o K s A-0 , ,, . K ,.'R S I Y HHHCII l H fi N My as.. RUTH BLISS Ns f CQ uc ' fr , A 1 I 41: , ' . if .9 ' , wgbsi F! In 4. I Y if , x' , J a T1 4- - ly . 3 , . Hilda! .ew , 4 la LEROYSHIKLES 7 . , was A4 ,E L? ' ' 45 la X f ,, .- rs , . v 5:5 , 4 X Y x xm- ,S yypf eluor 66,55 0 ZCW5 I Donald Wyss Olen Amos Class President Vice President Basketrall team KAL L6 Negro Minstrel Annual Staff Colors Purple and Gold 'otto A winner never quits and a quitter never wins- 'GQ Flower Yellow Tullp Gerald bteenbergen Class Treasurer Sophomore pl y JUUEOTCDI V I Junior Dlgy LL 6 Basketbal team Tolleyball team 45, L6 Pres Athletic pssfn 46 The Senior Class of l9L6 consists of sixteen members Ne began our last year of high school with seventeen, but lost the seventeenth, Gloria Ranabargar, in Iovenber when she left to be married We have missed two former members, Freeman Farmer and Nelson Proctor, who were with us until this year, when the Navy claimed them Darlene Scott Class Secretary I Ne are fell reore ented in the field of snorts All our boy are members of the basketba l teams except Donnie Gordon and Olen Amos, and Dorsey Pobertson is captain of the first team Darlene Scott, Patsy Brawner, orma Lee Thompson, Norma Jean Shikles, and Mattie Nestgard fcaptainl are members of the volleyball team Norma Jean Shikles and Donald Wyss were candidates for king and queen in our annual contest but were edged out by a small margin by the Junior Class Je are planning a play ln the snring and also a carnival We are lookin forward to graduation with eagerness and yet with a tinge of regret Our soonsor, Mr. A. C. Thomson, is a co operative and estimable individual who merits our sincere admiration. . e ' ' 3 C Wie Z J A X J 1 K N I , ---- -' ----- 'LL Annual Staff ---- ---'L6 Junior play ---- -'L5 -------'45 : ,yQQxv'- 1. I e N A Lv. ' ' 532- - Ndirm pl, 'aa . 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A x Xa, 'X ,Q V 1,1 .Y fl jf .h 'L' we M f.. ., 'T' ' Q f i' fx unzor 51,55 Lcerd ,gen rib C XC 7 Edn Ott Viola Fischer Iresloe t Vice Ire idea: -.53 A af' W 1' Tet ' MVN 1' Henry Heidbreder Jr Ruth Bli ecretffa Treasurer Reporter Junior Colors Purple and Gold Motto 'Honor waits at Labor's Gate W Flower Yellow Rose The Junior Class, consisting of 19 members, has successfully com plated three years in high school Our Junior year will live long in our memory because of the many activities ln which we have participated In November the entire class sold magazines This drive was spon sored by the Curtlss Publishing Co Our goal was set at 9200 which was reached and exceeded We received a L01 commission of the S321 25, which we sold With a portion of this we bought a piano for the school Our play, 'Pigtails' with the cast headed by Edna Ott and Lowell Flessa was presented in Aprll Another event that lingers ln our memory is the Junior Senior Banquet which was given in May Two of our members, Ruth Bliss and Leroy Shlkles, were chosen as school queen and king Our class has given some of its members to the field of athletics Henry Eeidbreder, Leroy Shlkles, Palmer Sheperle, and Harold latheis played on the basketball teams Matilda Hager, Margaret Malzner, and Bonnadell Plummer were on the volley ball team There were two of our class members on the annual staff Harold Mathels and Marjorie Morrow The majority of the Junior class are members of the Athletic Assc lation Our Vice president, Rufus Kelsey, moved to the Eugene community during the latter part of the year The class then elected a new vice president Viola Fischer Our sponsor, Miss Anna Campbell, ls e kind and patient adviser, whom we appreciate very much Due to illness at home, Miss Campbell was unable to attend regularly. The class appreciates very much the assistance given us by Mrs. Gall Scott and Mrs. Elmer Strobel. ' C O ' l Y I ' fi I ' ', lill- . fn M Q ' s . l. 1 , 73 195 L., Y avgii. 1 ' r if f, - 4 ' if dp' J X Merge J. , e , , 55 unior Cfaaa . T-3 . .- X X fxv' L Louise 'Yr nifwgf lmer Cgreperle onnadell Ilummer Ixarjorie Morrow Rufus Kelsax Jeannine Phelan Q73 Lowell Flessa Marie Kneielv Leroy Shikles Ny 3' F 'ww' ?' yfv xfu .,,f'X LIN, endon Proctor Harold Matheis 7 Matilda Haqez' Charles Latheis Opal Enloe Lester Enloe x ,xl ' K . ., If I., P71 M A B ' . 3 ' .3 if Z i i 9' . 11,5 ' L K ' K y f ' 1 , , pf: ' 357 f X L Y 4 xj , j 1 'A My 8 A X 9 V V -Hifi: W' 'F 2 T V N 'N ' f 'Q -all Q ' A . . 0 4. - l . f I ' X' . . A I ' . S- 9 ,a .L A 3 A ' 5 :lx . QA xl ' L21 -1,-' .',V 'J ' . ifYQf,.1L b ' ' ' - 1 - fL: :: - I V' P yi f- t I EL: la' A I. 1 1, sv 1 2 gas WW wsu 2.1 'Gr , Af ff .4 . 5Sf: by A -affflfggl, ' f f X fb ff M .x W ir? , Vw .X t..R.. Xa 4 ' 1 S Z Qt ' . G, V ::::::::' G: :::::' sf :::r ,,1ekff. 1' -. -if lgjolalzomore M Ummm Walter Otterstatter Dorothy Malzner President Vice-President Q , . jf? 'vt H61'b61't R83-V191 Helen Huttenmever B b d Sggggtgigsen ar t Treasurer Rgportgr SOPHONORE CLASS Colors Blue and Fold Flover Urimrose Motto With the ropes of the pe t, ring the bells of the future Although the Sophomore Class of '45 'L6 has completed only two years at good old R H S , we feel we have many things to be proud of Of our twenty four members, eleven participate ln the field of athletics Shirley Anne Steffens Jerene Jungmeyer, Dorothy Malzner, Edna Ann Ralthel, and Juan ta James are members of the volleyball team In basketball Walter Otterstatter foaptain of the Junior team , Herbert Raithel Herschel Weber, Billy Glenn, William Schroeder, and Donald Sor vner play on the Senior and Junior teams Those boys constituted the Junior team, which won first lace in the Russellville and Iberia tournaments and second place n the Clarksbur tournament Our flower plant ng project of last year has not been ln vain The flowers are coming up despite the bad treatment they have received we also bought a new flag for the school The noney was ob tained by selling sandwiches at ball games During the first part of the school year, our class enter A e ined the Freshmen with a weiner roast at Cole Spring J.. UT P 1 for two years, has done a great deal to help us in our plans wily' E? .lr can Q ,v J' 2 elm Z V V J, - my he O I i 5 i 2 D Q . ' ' 129 0 Ml A Jane Griffin who has beenjour sponsor YS7 s onsor ss my , . P1 uni- f 2 I J 5. fr .l Q Ruby Sullens Vernon Farris 'vu ' Nadine Brandt Herschel Web N1 50,9 OIT! Ore 41,55 355' i -'Y' afkwx Alvin Neiderwifnnep Juanita James Elmer Ott .ffm f 1 C13 JSTSHO Jl1nS 16Y9I' William Schroeder Shirley Steffens Vern Wea ver Edna Ann Ralthel B111 Glenn Alta Yoestnor Raymond Ott May Lewis 'Y 'Q' Q. I Donald Scrivner' newer Strobel Edmond Raithel Q 5 f ., ,, s 9 ' fj j 'Y of i A I 'Qs' ' f Y t I , 35: I 5 . ' . A n -A . I .L g gi, 3 f ' f .I 0.5! f:4i: .a 4 2? I 1 I , ' J V . I , rfw' . - fl 2? 'J fwg QQJ 1' 5' I '? 73 g 'ii A ' 3 2K3 . v? M, Ve , :viii 'T ku. 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LaVerne Proctor Vicelresident RoseMar3 Holzleitner Alice Knern ch Qecretary T1easurer Reporter gvlu ield Motto The torch of truth b rrs hi h Freshman Colors Fuchsia and Blue I Flower Amerie n Beeut, Rose The Freshman Class The Freshman class now has 21 members Two of our members have left us since the term started Robert Kelsey who has moved to Eugene, Missouri and Loraine Fortenberry who returned to her hone in Brinkley, Arkansas Ne will miss them but wish them much halpiness Two of our members have served as subs for the Volley ball team They are Evelyn Burger and Ethel Scheperle Our class joined the Sophomores last Fall in the Annual Sorhomore and Freshman weiner roast that was held near the church at Cold Springs Those of us that attended had an enjoyable time and it is one of the plea ant memories of the year We held a party for the Sophomores in the Spring which was en4oyed by everyone Our class sponsor was Mrs Thomson whom we have looked to for advice and guidance Though our activities as Freshmen have been limited, we look to the future to hold something bigger and better for us. 3 6- L A z Q :L L ' L. 4 . 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L 44' ' ff V, 's 6 it ATHLPmIC AJSOPI TION VOLI VYBALL TEM L PT 'WW QIGWI' Patilda H Per, Bonnadell lummer, 'Earffaret pf TT I- L! if,- rfrnlzner, Pats5 hrewner, Darlene Scott, Edna Ann Raithel C Shirley Ann Steffens, Jerene Jungmeyer, Dorotrv Malzner Juanlta James, Hattie Nwestpard Kcaptainb Norma Lee Thompson, 31, and W K Leslieicoachl .ei - s 3 7, :ilu All 2 + of nf 6 QIL nV N Q, , A 1 X X 1 fr I X ,VHF 1 97 ll 5-1 N V 9 A 3' ,-+60 I X5 X v X 1 - , - - 1 11 U , F .M K.: 2' ' ' . . I V M f X . . U - , I w 1 ' , xx , -J v a pv . . . - Q Q f ' 57 2' f S 1 KZX , I . f 2 xr A F1 l H 4' 'h if Q, First Team The first team nad a slccessful year with fourteen lettermen return np from last year Dorsey Robertson lcaptainl, Cleo Schep erle, Donald Jyss JuHl0I Heidbreder, Valter Otterstatter, Her bert Ralthel, Ray Jasper, Gerald Steenbergen, Bill Glenn, Leroy Shixles, J1mmy iurphy, Charles Irwin, Herschel Weber, and Rufus Kelsa One of the lettermen, Gerald Steenbergen couldn't la until the latt r part of the year due to in ury n a game as year, Rufus Kelsav moved to another school n he sued of four teen, there are 7 seniors, 3 Juniors, and L sophomores, so there will be 7 lettermen returning for next ye r's squad In the tournament games, the team won 5 out of l2 Besides the 12 games played, the team was credited with 2 byes, taking 7 victories and 7 defeats The first team entered 5 tournaments, and was olaced in three of them In the Versailles tourney, the team was d feated by Tuscumbia In the Russellville meet, they lost to a stronv Otterville team Cwhich later won first placel, OIDP tow rd COHSOIHTIOH, they Prabbed the next two games from lean and Centertown Then, enterinv the Ti ton toufney skkness struck the auad leavlng only three flrst string p ayers They drew a bye and LH splte of thelr efforts to Hin lost the next two ames to sto er aid Syracuse Next came the Eugene tourney, EIVIHI! +hem a v.1'1 from St Peters and a loss from Centermwn The teen tn n walloned Olean to vet the third place title In the Iberia tournanent, the team first drew a bye and then wasedefeated by Vienna Cwhlch later won flrst placel, then went on to beat Eugene to take th1rd ola e Tournament Scores Rua ellville Tuscumbla Russellville St Peters Tuscumbia Centertown Otterville Olean Olean Vienna Centertown Euvene Stover Syracuse In the cage games the team did much better, ta ing nine out of fifteen panes SCOTlH0 was led by Cleo Scheperle, forward, folloxed by Donald vyss, forvard The team was one of the small Ca e Game Scores R ll llle Linn Russellvllle glean usse V New Bloomfleld Chamols Tuscumbia St Peters New Bloomfield St Peters Linn Eugene Chamois Iokane Mokane Olean Second Team The second team had a very successful year, winnin 13 out of 15 Scoring honors went to Bill Glenn, who was fol owed by Pat Schulte Leroy Shikles was captain Some of the team mem bers also played on the first team Cage Game Scores Russellvllle Olean Russellville Chamois Eugene st Peters Tuscumbla N Bloomfield Mokene St Peters Wokane Eugene Olean Llnn ChamO1S Linn ' N Bloom f, .21 QI N S Ly' s 'i A 4 l Q Q ,s --27 ' --33 --26 . --19 N --33 --35 ' --22 --25 N --lL -19 ' --38 ------- 12 W --L2 . ------ lL ' --2L ------ 38 --27 -23 ' --39 ,. ------ so ' --21 ----- LL H --30 A ---37 ' est in the viclnity: havinv an average height of about 5'lO't - . --29 ---L--13, I -'21 T ' N --51 ugene ----- 19 ' 2O , ' W --12 --19 ' l9 'I H --27 .J ----- 25 --28 - n ,-36 .---- 28 '27 ' N --L8 ------ 22 ' -'31 - ' N --26 ------- 32 ' 43 ' '- gz --31. ---- 33 ' --30 ------ 14 --11, -.--. -- ' --19 ----- lL ' --16 . ---- ' --25 --lL ' --32 , - ' --l7 ----- ll ' --LO . ---- N 25 J ----- L ' --Ll , ------ -- ' --L7 ------ 7 ' --29 ' -------- -- N' --15 A ---- 23 ' --21 -------- -- --45 . .--23 J lSTTEAM BAC! ROW Rav Jasper, Cleo Scheperle, Gerald Steenbergen, Mr 'S H W Leslie Ccoachl, Rufus Kelsey, Dorsey Robert- son Icapteinl, and Walter Otterstetter FRONT RG Donald Wyss, Herbert Raithel, and Henry Heidbreder l 2ND ' 'XM BAC! ROW H 1 Leslie Kcoachl, Palmer ocheperle, Patrick ochulte, Villian Schroeder, and Jimmy Murphy di FRONT RO Will lenn, Charles Irwin, Leroy S5lkl8S Kceptalnl, harold Ndetheis, and Herschel Weber Q ' 0 X V is i . . 'I V , 4 3 3 X- ' qv 0 I ': , . V I I vvv: ' . n ijii2?Q?1 A if QV. ' L Eg if , Werr if ' ' ,A r O :Y l If l 5 W f'1 1 ' , ' .x.A : N. vv. ' rw A I 'lfl VW L A ' . A v.. Ll 'J I . I 4 Q JUJIOR TEAM d Ott H J L 11 icoachl Donald S rivner, Raymun 1 BACK RON Iernon gzrris, Elmer'Ott, Vern WBBVGT, BHG Hobby Linsenbardt t willi m Schroeder Walter Otterstet er FRONT Row ?gggt2l:?T,Herberi Raithel, and Herschel Weber Junior Team The Junior team, with four lettermen returning from last year, center Herbert Ralthel, 6'O' forward Bill Glenn, 5'7 and William Schroeder, 6'0' and guard Herschel Weber, 5 ll ,an Captain Walter Otterstatter, 5 10 The team, one of the tallest in the vicinity, set a fine record for the year with thirteen wins and one loss Scoring was led by Herbert Raithel, center, followed by Bill Glenn, forward The other members of dm squad added their points to make a total of L14 to their opponents' 240 Substitutes on the squad are Don Scrivner, Raymond Ott, and Robert Linsenbardt as forwards, Elmer Ott as center, and Vernon Farris and Vern Weaver as guards Russellville Clarksburg Russellville Iberia Tuscumbia Centertown Syracuse Clarksburg California Vienna Versailles St Elizabeth Eldon Iberia All but four of the games were played in tournaments, and 3 of these were practice games to start the season off before the Clark sburg tourney Kwhere the team received its only defeat from Eldon, 16 to ll., in the finals, giving them sedond placej In the other two tournaments, the team went through to flrst place, with only a few close games 7 3 ' 4 ' 2 , ' . .. '5 I ll --33 --12 --32 ---- --- ' --65 ---23 ' --16 --- ' --gg Eldon ------- ig W --55 Versailles--- I -- ..,, I ,- 5 --, ' --33 -- L ' --27 ---- --- --29 --22 H --26 . ' --14 ------- 15 ' --37 ----- -- TH E PAPOOSES -ix D J Q E y 5 . 4' - f mf' tk Sf' 'A fx 'rf 1 Kwik X X vk f V 'f Q ' a Q , x V 54 XX Kjy X X LX jf! f7, f f' , X L R fr! X 5 li 1, 'Q K SEVEITH AND EIGPTH GRADES Frank Huttenmeyer, Teacher FRONT ROW Cleft to Tlght, Ralph Plummer El M 1 E Raithel, Carl Nelderwimmer, Margaret Carol M:Ean,aVigZinia1?gge Nancy Rose Robertson, Margaret Holzleitner, Jo Ann Leslie, Evelyn Raithel, Ruby Weber and Jacqueline Ranabargar BAC? ROW Cleft to r1gntD Walter Malzner Jimmy Dea M h Betty Ann Koestner, Della Goldammer, Patricia Pace, gr ugitzgn meyer Dorothy Hlemeyer Mildred Jai er Am S 1 Glenn: and Loretta Scott p ' y cr vner' Rosemary FIFTH AFD SIXTH GRADES Sylvester Srunlng, Teacher FRONT RCJ Kleft to rlshtj aobby Scott, Frances Scott, Anna Lee Shlkles, James Ranabarpar, Duane Weaver, M rvln Jung.eyer, F1115 Carney, Rooert Morrov, juddy marsch, Lyd1a Nlederwlumer, and Lstella Raithel BACK ROW Cleft. to rl ntl Laverne Linsenbardt, Norma Helnrich 5111y Schooh, Edna Strobel, Erne t Haaer, Jack Knernschield, Rose mary Javson, Dixie Hutchison, Roy Felber, Gertrude Ott, Corinne Thomso , and Frank Pfahl 'Q , 1,1 1 . :'A 3 ' v . , . , I , I . . 4 , , . i Y N L . . 9 I Y I . 'I C L . : 1 ' 1 I E, v . - .xr 5 'Es ' ' 6 ,mf , , V4 4 f . . ' ', , ' . A , -,I , , ' 1 v .J ' 1 Y I I A , ' V Q . 1 - ' 3 'Q .J ' 9 s Y v 1.1 4. Y ' 1 I al . ' . 5, I 1 .- v - . 9 I , V 1 ' 1 H ' I 0 'T V' X: THIRD AND fonmra canons Mrs Gertrude Cox, Teacher FRONT ROW Cleft to rlghtl Jimmie Tambke, Jean Koestner, Shirley Pace, Irwln Goldammer, alfred Brandt, Denzil borrow Jimmie Gil pin Don Buchta, Gernice Raithel Delores Scrivner, and Donnie Jungmeyer BACK ROV Cleft to rlghtl Roger Enloe, Linda Leslie, Theresia Pfghl, Cecil Jones, Don Schubert, Raymond Pace, Junior Goldammer, Rita Wlser, Junior Ott, Shlrley Niederwimmer, and Carol hiser ,....v'P FIRST A'D SECOND GRADES Mrs Margaret Bond, Teacher FR T RCM Cleft to riahtl Lowell Scott, David Linsenbardt, Marvin Hutman, Edward Jungreyer, George Gllpin, Edward Pfahl, Billie Gene Weber Darrell Ranabargar, Dale Bertucci and Vernon Gilpin BACK ROW CLeft to right! Frances Jean Strobel, Leota Curtman, Gloria Hiller, Virgil Jones, Richard Burger, Beth Hannapel, Mere dith Eberhart, Joris Jean Moss, Lina Scrivner, and Carol Lee Thomson v l Y 1 f . xrx v R L 4 f K C 1 . 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