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

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LARRY AMOS President Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may have to work. Musxc 1.2.4 Dramatics.......... 3,4 Athletics........ 3,4 Carnival ng... 4 .-.-..... WILLIAM DEAN ZINK. JR. Treasuer The day was made for toil and care--the night was made for living. Music............ 1.2.3.4 Dramatics.. ........ 3,4 Athletics.... . l,2,3,4 F.F.A.Medal.................................. 4 a: I I 3k I I II I 'I$ I .3k I I 3k I I I: I I I: I I 3k I I 3k I I II I I 3k I l3k I ng I I :I I I 3k I I ,3 I I 3k I I 4: I .33 I I II I I Sponsored by: SCHUBERT MERCANTILE AND :k ,9:oo,koq$uo,kn$u$u,kocguogkugknggohknagugkugguwgnaklukugggnagu ARLETTA BLACKBURN Secretary That twinkle in her eyes spells mischief. Dramatics............................ 3 Athletics............................ 3,4 Student Council............... 4 Home Economics Award... 2 MISS MARILYN JO SCHMIDT Class Sponsor 1 LOREN DALE STEENBERGEN Vice-President ' Quiet and shy, but underneath-- What a guy! Student Council................................ 4 Athletics...................................... 3,4 SHIRLEY LINSENBARDT Student Council Golden hair and eyes of blue-- there's only one like you. Musm. 1,2,3,4 Dramatics....... ....... 3,4 Student Council............. ........ 4 FUNERAL SERVICES Russellville, Missouri at:

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THE COUNClL-VOICE OF THE STUDENTS MEMBERS OFFICE RE PRESE NTATIVE William Jasper President Junior Class Loren Dale Steenbergen Vice-President F. F. A. Shirley Linsenbardt Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class Walter Keisling Freshman Class Laura Annice Garten Pep Club Mary Brewer Library Club John Crurn Athletic Club Arletta Blac kburn Annual Staff Neville Seibert Sophomore Class Lois Schlachter F. H. A. Liha Scrivner Newspaper Staff The object of this council is to represent the student body in the promotion of a planned pro- gram of student activities and to co-ordinate student interests and faculty supervision, to the end that a better understanding of the ideals of democracy may be accomplished. We promote student activity programs. We direct club and social programs. We welcome visitors. We sponsor our honor society. We set up and maintain the student honor roll. We encourage better student citizenship. We, THE WAR WHOOP staff of 1954-55, are happy to dedicate this school publication to our newly-organized Student Council. We are proud of our Council, their rules, regulations, and objectives, and the progress they have made thus far in this new venture. We hope this dedication will convey. in part, our appreciation of the patience, kindness, and per- sonal interest Mr. Edwards has shown toward our Council members; and our appreciation of the interest, loyalty, and perseverance of each individual member. W . Editor

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Jo ANN ?AYNE Many a wicked smile she smole. and many a wink she wonk. . EARL WYSS Some day I'm going to do something drastic--1ike study. Music........ .............. 1.2.3.4 Musm... 1,3,4 Dramatics........... Dramatics . 3 JAMES H. TAMBKE Worries little. studies less-- his idea of happiness. Music................ 1,2,3,4 Dramatics.......... 3 SHIRLEY NEIDERWIMMER Sometimes I sit and think; sometimes I just sit. Music............... ........... 1,2,3,4 Dramatics....... ................ 2,3 Athletics......................................... 4 MARLIS PLATTER I am a lover and have not found a thing to love. Musm 1.2.3,4 Dramatics.............. 3,4 RALPH STUBINGER There shouid be more hours for pleasure and fewer for work. Dairy Farming Award ........................ 3 :6: Sponsored by: GERALD STEENBERGEN M. F. A. Service Station 2:: LEROY ROBERTSON O. M. F. A. Oil Company u,ku$u,kuo,pu,kh,kn,ulgu,ku$n,klcg6uuggutgs'tyslr,kuu,kluk-H. $Il;kil$'I;klI$llgkIl$Ol$II$.,;kII$I.$UI,kll$ll$II$Ol$llfyl DELORES SCRIVNER She's small--but--Oh, my'. Music,.......... II :4: II :k