Santa Fe High School - Indian Yearbook (Alma, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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V .W .,,ge3Mh 1 I , ,--5--W -'ef--News :-- Y y n 05205119 emory 3 0 olfwcfol gugene Jon Sunshine passes, Shadows fall, Love remembrance outlasts ally and through the years, Be many or few, they are filled with memories of you. 4 ll We 50-if? 3949! 4 CVN1 Wi fix! 1251? gum! 0 gyucafion f P. I. Brewe - Lorenz Utlaut Leonard Burgess W. C. Rowe - H. B. Schmidt Harry Zeysing - - - President Vice-Pre sident - - Secretary - Treasurer - Member - Member i n I I 5 I k L 1 I 1 5 I , 1 1, I 1 1 l Q SANTA V, I ll I gl . ll 1 EI - ' , IEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Meyer, Assistant Editor: Mary Boland, Girls' Sports Editor: Susie Burgess , Typist: R. D. Closterman, Boys' Sports Editor: Bernice Aversman, Editor: Ellis ' Kappelman, Historian: Gale Schmidt, Assistant Boys' Sports Editor: Rita Curry, Typist: Iames Bruce Appleberry, Ioke Editor. STANDING: Charles Dysart, Assistant Ioke Editor: Mrs. Sheehan, Instructor: Orval Massey, Assistant Historian: Beth Woodward, Photographer. I i l 1 6 V ss, 7, Nw- 1 x ik NY ENN m . N , J 4. fi f' ' 3 46 .QPR -N . -x sxakm 5 Mill I.TY X n...1 A , M' -' 'll c3-' - . im-4. ROBERTA STATHAM Freshmen Sponsor Home Economics A. B. Degree in Education Fairmount State Teachers Fairmount, W. Virginia 35' . ,. ax , , 5 , 01 1 5 , 1 'Q MARATHA VAN SOOY Seventh Grade Sponsor IH: my ' ,kg If, MR. GEORGE FISCHER Eighth Grade Sponsor Industrial Arts Drivers Ed. B. S. Degree in Industrial Arts Colorado A. G M. Science Missouri University DOROTHY CRESS B. S. Degree in Science junior Sponsor Music B. Music Educ. Degree K. U. Lawrence, Kansas x W N5 'it wg .ft .N Ii .N .1 2 1- ' ff I. 5 , rl 4 si . , . '33 x ,QI 5 Aiixl .L Eas y GREY L. HARRIS Superintendent B.I. Degree in Iournalism ,M.A. Degree in Education Columbia , Missouri RUTH NORVELL Sophomore Sponsor English B,A, Degree in Education Missouri Valley College Marshall, Missouri DORIS IEAN SHEEHAN Commerce B.S. Degree ln Business Administration C. M. S. C. Warrensburg Missouri HAROLD POWELL Social Studies and Physical Education B. S. Degree in Education University of Missouri Columbia, Missouri Graduate Work at Northeast State College Kirksville, Missouri BETTY LANCASTER Senior Sponsor 'Mathematics B. S. Degree in Education Northeast State Teachers College Kirksville, Missouri W fwy Pep S Secre Girls Bask Chor Annu Presi Softb P 1--h I 431 5, ,FY-ZQ?f'f7f,, Vice Trea n Band Soph Trac Pep Chee f if We wiv V . ff V . ,V x A I f fp' 4 A f 2421 if gf ,W f fb 5420 , f f f , K 5 ,, zz, z w , , 5 2 1 1 , J 1 N . , ' As Ss X 'X' 1 1 'Q . L, or 4 N X. 1 x MARY BOLAND Pep Squad ........ Secretary . . Girls' State . Basketball . Chorus .... Annual Staff . President . . Softball ........ JUST MAVSFUSO A A X ELLIS KAPPELMAN Vice-President ....... Chorus ..... Softball .... Track .... Boys' State . . Annual Staff . Typing Award . . JA c g xr,1 gi. X .P IIMMY APPLEBERRY RITA CURRY Vice-President ...... Treasurer . . . Chorus .... '. . Band ........ Sophomore Pilgrimage . . Track ........ Pep Squad ..... Cheerleader . Secretary . . . . . . . Basketball . Cheerleader . Annual Queen . . Chorus '. . . Annual Staff . l v-'iw rn -fuubsnlmv SANDRA SUE BURGESS Basketball ........... 1-2-3-4 Chorus .... . . 1-2-4 Annual Staff . . . . 4 Softball ..... . . 1 Music Contest . . 4 Typing Contest . . . . 3 Band Award ............. 1 GALE SCHMIDT RUTH LLOYD Reporter ......... . . . 3 Basketball . . 3-4 Baseball . . . 4 Chorus . . . . 1 Pep Squad . . . 1-2 Annual Staff . . . 4 S1 23 V. ,J bw.-lf , ,-1:-Q ,f- 29 1 :mio-. ' 2219331-ne-s.' -. .,.w.,,.f,,, Presi Bask Pep ' Annu Typl Chor 5 i 1 Ji 359- 1 ,: -sf Q ,?Cly4!1z 7913424 2, Z ..,, , we 5-wail f P -4 . f Presl Vlce- Bask : Chor Annu Ll 3-4 3-4 2-3 4 BERNICE AVERSMAN President . Basketball. . Pep Squad . Annual Staff . Typing Award ......-Q Chorus . . . . 2-3 R. President . . Vice-President Basketball . . Chorus . . . Annual Staff . A.. .La D. CLOSTEPQMAN 1111 Ana 1 1 5. 1 an u 'n . , I 1 1 1 ORVAL MASSEY PepSquad........ Chorus . . Sohball . . Track . . Band . . if Pep Squad Chorus . Band . . . Annual Staff DONNA MEYER gy. -f - -U - b- - ,,-..-rv A 1 E 1 ,zfua5,1..'5-swf X, e ' ' ' W -' - '- -' Y -- - Reporter. . Chorus . . Cheerleader Band . . . Annual Staff President . 14 BETH WOODWARD ..........1-2-3-4 - a u . n . . . . . 4 . . . . 1-3.- . . 1-2-3-4 . . . . 4 . . . 3 CLASS MOTTO: Living To Learn and Learning To Live CLASS COLORS: Red and white CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose - HAZEL SMITH DROPPED We es sors part Q1 or brea of the M1 at his MI M1 year' s M1 she su M1 home 1 . M1 four a M1 M1 up wit M1 who df M1 in Roz M1 G1 M1 they ,a the sh M1 Schmi1 , , fam 5 my 4, 2,5 1419 7 .QM 14 5, A Qyifufv f Z 'VQZZWA a f f 2 - 3,4 ff? fi! VZ J k4f7,',,,g ,, ag, a5?fJZ.1e1,r:.fw my? W f .G M' ',KC4 ff le .limi W! M! lmmmff Offlwp 676445 o!f9 6 We, the members of the Senior Class of 1956, being of the highest intelligence and pos- es sors of the finest of qualities, traits, talents, and habits, do hereby unselfishly bequeath a part of these many attributes to our less fortunate underclassmen. Anyone who dares to change or break this last will and testament in any way, shape, or form shall thereby suffer the penalty of the withdrawal of the qualities, traits, talents, and habits herein described. Mr. Harris--A jar of jelly, and a standing invitation to visit the Home Bc. room for hot rolls at his convenience--be sure and bring the jar of jelly. Mr. Powell--A more intelligent American History Class, or at least a more talkative one. Mrs. Statham--Unlimited charge account at a grocery store in Waverly: thus enabling next year's Home Ec. girls to invite the faculty down for a delicious home cooked meal. Mrs. Sheehan--A more alert shorthand class on Mondays, and a new bunch of rubber lands she supplied for our books. P Mrs. Lancaster--Our highest admiration for her enduring patience in being our sponsor and home room teacher for the past two years. . Mrs. Norvell--A new group of freshmen so she may maintain her average of keeping three or four a day from physical education. Mrs. Van Sooy--A better and smarter science class that won't copy and make so much racket. Mrs. Cress--In chorus, a better back row of Senior Girls and some Nutrilite so she can keep up with the younger generation. Mr. Fischer--A better hindsight so he may judge more accurately those who run and those who do not to the lunchroom. Mr. Lynn--A new heater that sends the heat to the back of the bus so the high school kids in front won't burn up while the little kids in back are freezing. Mr. john Hollis--A new rear View mirror and signal that Work automatically. Gloria Ann Martin--A pound of wieners and two cans of sauerkraut for Thursday's dinner. Mr. jack Sherman--A new light bulb for his pole light which seems to bother some kids when they are coming back Hom Carrollton. It seems to always be on when the kids come home from the show. Mrs. Coad and Mrs. Proctor--Enough food to feed Roger Chrisman, Russell Crawford, Roger Schmidt, and Morris Weedin. They never seem to have enough to eat. Donna Meyer To Lmda Proctor 50 pounds of excess welght whlch she needs very badly To Betty Taylor my braln I m sure lt w1ll never QIVG her any trouble To Lo1s Mlller my old clarlnet and my posltlon ln band Mary Boland To Marllyn McKn1ght my ab1l1ty to get along wlth the K1pp1ngs To Ioyce Warner my Jumplng ab1l1ty To Llnda Burgess my S129 40 basketball sult Susle Burgess To Llnda Burgess my scorlng ab1l1ty To Sandra McKnight my d1sl1ke for school To Marilyn McKn1ght my SIZG 40 basketball su1t Anna Beth Woodward To all future glrls of S F H S my ab1l1ty to always have an excellent excuse handy to keep from dresslng out for gym Also to Patty Trent the fascmatlon of boys named Ilm R1ta Curry To Barbara P1per my ab1l1ty to Jltterbug To Marllyn McKn1ght and Rozella Sm1th my ab1l1ty to get along Wlfh the Carrollton boys To the next year s cheerleaders a few old yells basketball ab1l1ty To Morrls Weedln my bralns and ab1l1ty 1n Sclence and Shop Orval Massey My ab1l1ty to get along 1n Sclence Class I w1ll to Dav1d Burgess my ab1l1ty to get out of study hall I w1ll to Roger Chr1sman and my curly halr I w1ll to Morris Weedln Gale Schmldt To Russell Crawford my worn out church key I To Larry Hollls my car that knows well the way to Carrollton Charles Dysart I w1ll my helght to Ilmmy Ray my Job at the cafeterla to Larry McK1nney and my basketball su1t to Ioe Ware Ilmmy Appleberry To Carlee Math1S my ab1l1ty to d.I'1Ve Lann1e s car To Danny Summers my mterest 1n the Iumor G1rls To Morrls Weed1n my ab1l1ty to get along Wlth Mr Flscher at the cafeterla Hazel Sm1th To Ioan Templeton my ablllty to keep my mouth shut To Norma Gale McK1nney my shorthand book to some unfortunate Iunlor my Amerlcan H1story book Ruth Lloyd To Lo1s Dohrman my pos1t1on ln band to Norma Gale my old shorthand book and to whoever used lt most besldes myself my gym blouse Ell1s Kappelman To Ierry Wanager my old boys State C1t1zensh1p papers and to Carlee Math1S the pr1v1lege of walkmg over to the lunchroom and belng sent back for runnmg by Mr Flscher Bermce Aversman I w1ll my personallty to Rosella Sm1th and my ab1l1ty to go steady with one boy for over a year to Patty 'I'rent looks as though she w1ll follow my footsteps Wav fr1e O 12 fe man Ann to D OWU R. D. Closterman--To Danny Summers, my way with the women. To Rus sell Crawford my ' -- - ll n ' n I tl I . , , , I - 1 1 n U. I u I n I u n V n . 1 i . . ' v 0 ' T badly . r my old o Ioyce like for n excellent of boys zella rs a few ford my my ability eedin. y car that cKinney, Summers ischer at McKinney book , with UN' f v Www NEW BEAUTY SHOP TO OPEN Donna Meyer announced the opening of her new beauty shop the I-Curl'em Beauty Shop, in Waverly, Missouri. When asked what interested her in beauty culture, she said, My boy friend's curly hair inspired me to make everyone beautiful. WEDDING ANNOUNCED Doctor Iimmy Appleberry, the prominent baby specialist who recently assisted in the birth of twins, said today that he will be married next month to his high school sweetheart, Patty Trent. He plans to have a large family and hopes that Patty won't think eight children are too many. NIGHTCLUB OPENS if The famous Waverly bright spot, Del Micca has opened. It has wonderful performers. Anna Beth, Waverly's brightest and best singer has great competition since Miss Monroe came to perform at the Del Micca last month. Anna Beth has no fears. She says, My husband fthe owner of Del Meccal will stand up for me. -,-. . - - -. ..-.- - 'Ne E . 5 - 1-- , - -- - -'f1':fr4?'-ANZ' W- -v. . . SPEED DEMON R D Closterman came in first today at the Indianapolis f1Ve hundred mile speed race in car number 66 l!2 Hrs car was clocked at 199 miles per hour and to think people talk about fast drivers SCIENCE IN THE NEWS SPACE EXPEDITION Mr Orval Massey an expert on nuclear atomic reactions and the conditions of super cosmic rad1at1ons in outer space left today as head of an expedition to explore the vast reaches of the Great Nebula Mr Massey hopes to f1nd a planet like our own where the people of Earth can go when the population gets too great NEW HOSPITAL DEDICATED Miss Ruth Lloyd of Waverly has recently dedicated the children s Welfare Center in Kansas City Miss Lloyd is known to be one of the best children s nurses since Sister Kenny HEIRESS BECOMES QUEEN Miss Bern1ce Aversman received word about six months ago that she was an heiress to a great deal of money and property in Miami Florida Miss Aversman says Money is the root of all evil but won't I have fun She will be chosen the Queen of the Orange Bowl in 66 MISS AMERICA OF 1966 Podunk Missouri Miss Burgess intends to be married next year to a United States Senator who owns a 3000 acre cattle ranch 1n Wakenda Missouri TWIRLING TEACHER RETIRES M1ss Mary Boland world s renowned twirling teacher has retired from her work along with her 2 000 twirllng uniforms Miss Boland plans to return to her home town and marry Her husband to be is the manager of 250 theaters in Missouri SPORTS DYSART TO FIGHT Charles Dysart 1S challenging the mighty Atlas in a world heavyweight wrestling match in New York tonight The Atlas muscle building course did wonders for Charles Atlas Sald lf Charles were to win that he would take the new Dysart He Man course in dynamic muscle buildmg NEW BREED OF CATTLE Gale Schmldt the famous cattle tycoon just arrived this week from Australia where he has been crossing beef cattle with Kangaroos He states that this new breed will give a big jump to the beef buslness 18 of l 9 5 membe Bernlc and Fr Uretta Pers in Meyer as s1l our so Parks class Beth memb Bernlc Darrel OLII' C ye ar 1 Beth Mary Ruth I Betty Howe soph and B ohn ball had o were M ary i e I - I ' A We . 1 . . BY 4 . K , L ' . i ji I Fr Miss Susie Burgess has been named Miss America of 1966 in a contest recently held at ' Clost . ' f - I N . ' .I , 1 . ' , 1 1 . X , I ! . E i CBI' st mic the n go as 11 who lh 1 ilding . EIS IP I9 5 CKHASZ5 Cigbfory 1 We, the members of the 1956 graduating class of Santa Fe High School look back to the fall of 1952 when we enrolled as freshmen. We embarked on our high school career with twenty-two members and with Mr. William H. Owens, Ir. as our class sponsor. Class officers were: Bernice Aversman--president, Iimmey Appleberry--vice-president, C. A. Daughtery--secretary, and Frank Fulkerson--treasurer. Other members of the class were Ioyce Rich, Gale Schmidt, Uretta Curry, Betty Iordan, Ellis Kappelman, Anna Beth Woodward, Darrell Lydick, Vivian Persinger, Orval Massey, Sandra Burgess, Billy Parks, Ruth Lloyd, Donald Wilson, Donna Iean Meyer, R. D. Closterman, Mary Boland, Charles Dysart, Flora Templeton, and Tommy Leahy. By the fall of 1953 we had outgrown the title of green freshmen and were entering school as silly sophomores. However, our class had decreased in number. Those who did not enroll our sophomore year were Mary Boland, Tommy Leahy, Vivian Persinger, Donald Wilson, Billy Parks, Iames Wilson, and C. A. Daughtery. Our class sponsor was Mr. Leroy Brown and the class officers were: Frank Fulkerson--president, R. D. Closterman--vice-president, Anna Beth Woodward--secretary, Iimmy Appleberry--treasurer, Sandra Burgess--reporter. Other class members were Uretta Curry, Leo Bauerle, Donna Iean Meyer, Ellis Kappelman, Orval Massey, Bernice Aversman, Charles Dysart, Ruth Lloyd, Betty Iordan, Gale Schmidt, Ioyce Rich, and N Darrell Lydick. Iimmy Appleberry received a band award his sophomore year. We nominated Uretta Curry as our candidate for the annual queen and were successful in electing her. Frank Fulkerson transferred the early part of this year and it was necessary. for R. D. Closterman to officiate as president. Now in the fall ot 1954 we re-enter Santa Fe as Iuniors with an enrollment of sixteen. This year proved to be a very active one. Class sponsor was Miss Lancaster and officers were: Anna Beth Woodward--president, R. D. Closterman--vice-president, Iimmy Appleberry--treasurer, Mary Boland--secretary, and Gale Schmidt--reporter. The remaining members were Orval Massey, Ruth Lloyd, Donna Iean Meyer, Susie Burgess, Charles Dysart, Ellis Kappelman, Flora Templeton, Betty Iordan, Bernice Aversman, Uretta Curry, and Bobby Dysart. We were sorry not to have Leo Bauerle, Darrell Lydick, and Nellie Robison back with us. However, we were happy to welcome Mary Boland back after having been away during our sophomore year. This year we were fortunate in winning the trip sponsored by the P.T.A. Mrs. Oscar Schmidt and Betty Lancaster were our chaperons on this trip to Kansas City and our bus was driven by Mr. Iohn Hollis. This proved to be a most enjoyable day. We ate lunch at Swope Park, attended the ball game where we saw the Kansas City Athletics play the Baltimore Orioles. After the game we had our evening meal at the Forum and topped the evening by taking in a movie. Anna Beth Woodward--Methodist, Susie Burgess--Christian, and Iimmy Appleberry--Baptist, were the candidates for the award given by the United Churches of Saline County. Ellis Kappelman was chosen to attend Boy's State at Warrensburg on the C. M. S. C. campus. Mary Boland was chosen for Gi.rl's State which was held at Fulton at William Woods College. V 19 - V . my-5--. ' V 3 M B lf -.r-,, . r 1 Y rl, .-...,. , , ,, V-t..,g...,,,,a,-kr'-w-w - .mn . M, ' '- l We were happy to have Uretta Curry and Anna Beth Woodward as cheerleaders. They were i quite successful in helping to promote a very enthusiastic pep squad. ' I belleve we could conslder the Prom and Banquet as the hlghllght of our Iunlor year Much cred1t for thls successful event must go to our sponsor M1ss Lancaster Lee Brandt and his band furnlshed the dellghtful muslc for our danclng pleasure Now that long awalted tlme flnally aI'I'1VeS when we enroll as Senlors the fall of 1955 W agaln chose MISS Lancaster as our sponsor Class offlcers were Mary Boland presldent Ellls Kappelman v1ce presldent Ilmmy Appleberry treasurer Uretta Curry secretary Anna Beth Woodward reporter and R D Closterman glftorlan Other class members were Ruth Lloyd Donna Iean Meyer Charles Dysart Orval Massey Susle Burgess Bermce Aversman Gale Schm1dt and Hazel Srmth Jolned the class th1s year Those who did not enter th1s fall were Flora Templeton and Betty Tordan We felt h1ghly honored to have Mary Boland and Ilmmy Appleberry chosen from our class the most popular boy and glrl We sponsored the Chrlstmas dance which was held on December 16 Iim Brooks and h1s band from Kansas Clty played for th1S event Yes the tlme lS nearly here for our graduatlon We felt th1s day would never come and now that lt 1S fast approachlng we feel a slight twinge of sadness We leave behlnd us many fond memorles and a deep sense of loyalty to our school and faculty 47 X mi I X ll y gfmlwf 5 x X41 f Z y X -- , . . j . , s . . as ' i - Q 1 WIN A , fi tl Q gl... 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L vmiord 1 :If ROGER SCHMIDT ROSELLA SMITH DAVID BURGESS BETTY TAYLOR BETTY TEMPLETON KATHERINE SMITH CLASS OFFICERS President: Katherine Smith Vice-President: Danny Summers Secretary: Roger Chrismin Treasurer: Patty Trent ginru-ff? ' ' ' A , I I If .5210 omored I I I I II I I I I M f Hu,. , ,V , I ' CARLEE MATHIS MARY RAY TEDDY TAYLOR HELEN HOSTETTER II ,I I II II j1 In II II II II IJ I I I, I I I LARRY KITCHEN SHIRLEY WANAGER WAYNE FRANKLIN CAROL KAPPELMAN I , , I I I I I I 4 My ,.,,,,fmq, I I I 1 , A, 34 RICHARD HARRIS LINDA BURGESS RYLAND KOLSTER ANNE FORD - . I0 I, .wp fg'r,.-Lv , ,fr 1' - '41 ffl' X 4 , f I1 fin' 1 'I 1. I -aj JA 'QQ' 1 ., '59 5 X , limi K IOYCE WARNER 52,0 omorw LARRY MCKINNEY RACHEL MARKLEY DALE LAGEMAN X.. .J LINDA PROCTOR B. G. IORDAN JOHNNY HUGHES CLASS OFFICERS 4, . ,rl gc President: Iohnny Hughes . 1 Vice-President: Wayne Franklin ex lx Secretary: Mary Ray R f- XR Treasurer: Carlee Mathis , -v WW , 1 Z5 I1 I 1 I 3 1 P 5 I 3: I 1 ,N 11 'w E A I I V I 2 Y I I B I I P E N I 1 Z Q 1 J 1 3 L , - P815 VVLQVL ' ' 1 DONNA PAYNE LINUS BOLAND CHARLES FRAIGS LOIS MILLER AUDREY SCHMIDT ANNA MARIE LAYTON EDNA SMITH BARBARA PIPER W 1' l X IOAN TEMPLETON ' PATRICIA BANKS FANNIE LICHTENTHALER LOIS DOHRMAN l Q he uf . . ,YKQ A-UQ. Qi U M' 4 V If f 4 4 ff I fm , z ll' s 5 Z ZA K ' Sv 1 1, M ,E 3, WVVL-1 X Q 1 ,Q 1 liz! I 1 1 I I 1 Njl 8f5Alfl'L8l'LQ CAROL ANN HACKLEY IANIS MORRISON W4 .W.a-4 A .N 1 . MARYSCHRIER- 1 1 FLOYD TEMPLETON RYLAND UTLAUT gtk, CLASS OFFICERS I f mix I President: Ianis Morrison Xi Ox X Vice-President: Ioann Templeton Q X! Secretary: Lois Miller I Treasurer: Carol Hackley. xg i ' ' i H Z 7 I 5 l THIRD ROW: Mr. Fischer, B. Bunce, M. Delana, C. McKinney, C. I. Proctor, E. Rogge, C. Narron, D. Diehl. SECOND ROW: D. Kappelman, R. Cooper, I. Sowers, L. Richhart, C. Hankins, H. Diehl, W. Hitt, R. Curry. FIRST ROW: C. Larkin, K. Morrison, R. Hambrick, M. Yates, B. Cress, B. Phillips, ABSENT: H. Thomas ' THIRD ROW: H. Dothage, R. Frakes, D. Gilpin, I. Templeton, D. Utlaut, C. Layton, B. Schmidt, S. Summers, C. Kuschel, E. Baldwin, I. Rich, Mrs. Van Sooey. SECOND ROW: B. Templeton, M. Hostetter, B. Layton, C. Schmidt, M. Larkin, B. Sowers, R Richart, C. Lynn, F. Elliott, L. Lichtenthalter, M. Pucket, M. Fihaley, I. , ' Selle. FIRST ROW: B. Phillips, E. Brandon, C. Boehmer, G. Bailey, I. Smith, I. Rowe, I. Hitt, I. Morfeld, I. Brownfield, K. Steinman. ABSENT: E. Dunkle, S. McKnight, I. Robinson. .L .. S.. H O We---S 1 'X r WWJW27, I ' , 'X ,w,..n.m .N. 1 c 4 THIRD ROW Mrs Wills I Persinger I R Shoemaker S Morrison B Trent C Crawford L Drunert R Miller H Chamberlin R Coo er I Slusher C E Franklin P Callaway 'Mrs Fenner M Callaway FIRST ROW L Ford E Narron C Phillips M Phillips M Diehl S Closterman E Michael M Fiene G Smith C Hostetter ABSENT I Parks I Ienniings lf' i 61, f 8 I I I , W YYW i . , . , . , . p . SECOND ROW: I. Rowe, A. Borcherding, F. Ford, I. Boland, I. Roberts, I. Ware, G. Reynolds, 8 4 5 f I I I 1 I I THIRD ROW: Mrs. Slusher, K. Klein, M. Miller, R. Borcherding, G. Delana, D. Sowers, I. C. Mahnken, I. Rogers, B. Schreiman, R. Fiene, T. Merrell, R. Hicks. SECOND ROW: R. Yates, R. Harrison, R. Boehmer, B. Zeyzing, R. Harris, B. Hicks, A. Puckett I H. Persinger, D. Kelling, L. Iennings, I. Fell, W. Kitchen, I. Michael. FIRST ROW: I. Clad, L. Markley, S. Yates, S. Foose, K. Hankins, P. Lynn, C. Cress, C. Cooper, G. Robison. ' V I I I I ' I 6L I 4 e i. i I I I THIRD ROW: Mrs. Harris, I. Richart, B. Persinger, L. Delano, E. Dunkle, C. Selle, R, for Loesch, D. Brownfield. g SECOND ROW: R. Woodward, B. Smith, P. Sprague, C. Phillips, B. Templeton, D. Frakes, M. l Hostetter. I FIRST ROW: L. Brandon, R. Ray, P. King, R. Edwards, M. Spotts, A. I.ayton, L. Gilpin. 30 ,I- ickett , C. :, M. I THIRD ROW: I. Morrison, K. Klein, D. I-Iostetter, T. Drunert, I. Sprinkle, R. Overacre, E. Dunkle, P. Slusher, L. Roberts, W. Leslie Ir., SECOND ROW: S. Bardwell, C. Larkin, L. Selle, M. Orear, P. Phillips, K. Bailey, I. Drunert, s. Webb, R. Kuschel, J. Ybung, S. Benrcn, L. Frakes W FIRST ROW: R. Markley, M. Hostetter, E. Davidson, F. Sprague, I. Nolte, R. Martin, B. Elliott, P. Pierson, C. Gorman, L. Hicks, V. Merrell, I. Richart, Mrs. Schmidt. ABSENT: I..Plattner, R. Dothage, c. Bierboum ! THIRD-ROW: Miss Simms, R. Dothage, G. Simmons, A Delana, L. Gilpin, C. Fenner, G. Schmidt, P. Utlaut, I. Bristow, G. Phillips, C. Smith, L. Willard SECOND ROW: D. Markley, T. Scarborough, H. Boland, R. Meyer, T. Sheehan, I. Russell, I. Elliott, I. Hostetter, A. Templeton, E. Niederjohn, H. Thomas I FIRST ROW: S. Thorp, E. Scarborough, S. Arth, H. Walden, D. Iennings, D. Hicks, M. Hostetter, M. Dohrman, E. Smith, C. Spotts, L. Baldwin, ABSENT: I. Fizer T. Hancock -A-Ft L 'L' I-J 1 4 3 1 , I I I A - 1 -, M ,pq-1 pf E-, THIRD ROW: W. Webb, I. McKnight, R. Kaltho Markley, Mrs. Elliott SECOND ROW: I. Yates, I. F ' P ' Smith. FIRST ROW: T. Curry, ' E. McDaniel, ABSENT: S. Marcott ff, E. Selle, L. Windmeyer, I. Hostetter, D. rakes, L. Salyer, D. Phillips, C. Closterman, S. Fenner, . M. Michael, M. Zeysing, P. Bristow, D. Grove, 1 i THIRD ROW: E. Martin, I. Niederjohn, L. Kappelman, R. Scarborough, I. Dothage, C. Hostetter, G. Rogers, Mrs. Wimmer. SECOND ROW: R. Bristow, L. Curry, K. Frakes, N. Chamberlin, P. Kolster, M. McKinney, E. Wills 1 FIRST ROW: S. Merrell, P. Sprinkle, N. Pizer, H. VanSwearingen, M. Iennings, M. Smith ztter , D. ,P. lel, ,ney , Smith . Ae Mfa!3Lafi5fic5 0 Hgiufalfa 3 Jvlgl 524.1 Boy Most Likely To Succeed . Girl Most Likely To Succeed . Boy Most Likely To Marry First Girl Most Likely To Marry First Most Co-operative Boys . . . Most Co-operative Girls . . Best Citizen fBoyJ . Best Citizen lGirD . Most Cheerful Boy . Most Cheerful Girl . . Most Dependable Boy . . Most Dependable Girl . Most Athletic Boy . . Most Athletic Girl . . Most Studious Boy . . Most Studious Girl . . Ellis Kappelman . . . Ruth Lloyd R. D. Closterman Bernice Aversman . . Senior,Boys . Senior Girls . Ryland Utlaut . . Betty Templeton R. D. Closterman . . . Mary Boland .Iimmy Appleberry . Beth Woodward . . Gale Schmidt . Susie Burgess . .Orval Massey . . Rita Curry Oyif Prettiest Eyes .... Roger Schmidt Prettiest Eyelashes .... Larry Lynn Prettiest Eyebrows . . . Wayne Franklin Prettiest Hair .... Russell Crawford Prettiest Complexion. . . Ierry Wanager Cutest Nose . . . Best Personality Prettiest Teeth. Prettie st Legs ..... Nicest Voice . . Best Physique . . Neatest . . . . Height . . . Prettiest Lips . Sweetest Smile Prettiest Hands. Cutest Dimples. . . . Danny Summers Iimmy Appleberry . . Gale Schmidt Butch Closterman . Ryland Kolster Rus sell Crawford , .Richard Harris . Charles Dysart . .Carlee Mathis . . . .David Burgess Ellis Kappelman . . .Iimmy Ray Prettiest Eyes .... Linda Burgess - Prettiest Eyelashes . . Susie Burgess Prettiest Eyebrows .... Mary Ray Prettiest Hair .... Donna Meyer Prettiest Complexion .... Kate Smith Cutest Nose ..... Marilyn McKnight Best Personality ...... Betty Taylor Prettiest Teeth Prettiest Legs Nicest Voice. Best Figure . . Neatest . . . Height .... Prettiest Lips . Sweetest Smile Prettiest Hands Cutest Dimples . . Beth Woodward . ....... Mary Boland Bernice Aversman . . . . Rita Curry . . . Ruth Lloyd Dorothy Geisinger . . . Patty Trent . Audrey Schmidt . . . . 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I -' an - -5552:2,2:.1,.,::.:--M.:-:,.... 'I A N ' I ,,,,,f.-.aww . ,g .... , ,,Lg,1v ' f 'V'w'n ' - X .,,'fI: 5:5frfzf-f 4.f953i?l'if5 I V,: 'E5,:':-1'5:',.fJ:gff..rftfr' 6 , Q., 5 P' '- . H i lQflfLlfL6L cn? 61114, DLQQVL SENIOR Mary Boland 61 Gale Schmidt SOPHOMORE PRESHMEN IUNIOR Mary Ray 5. Carlee Mathis Mary Schrier 61 Ryland Utlaut Dorthey Geisinger G Russell Crawford 35 W, mfand wmmg Apzgmy 64f W OIWLQ omin, 88 37 I 1 UL VL Zim FIRST ROW: Iimmy Appleberry, Donna Meyer, Linda Burgess, Roger Cross, William Hitt, Edward Lee Rogge, Ryland Kolster, LeRoy Iordon, Richard Harris, Ruth,Lloyd SECOND ROW: Beth Woodward, Lois Miller, Teddy Taylor, Norma McKinney, Larry McKinney, Audrey Schmidt, Charolette Larken, Carlee Mathis, Wayne Franklin, Mary Schrier, Dale Lageman, Roger Schmidt, Ryland Utlaut, Iohnny Hughes THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cress, Betty Cress, Carol Hackley, Janis Morrison , ' lix l f 'iTa,h -S-. 4 Z2 T . - if - 'P ', g ' X ' 'I -'gilitllfi fi .4 ff ,, f a ii! - , - as 1? -rf' as I av -' , I Rr. .1 Z f THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cress, I. Appleberry, L. McKinney, L. Boland, I. Ray, B. G. Iordan SECOND ROW: O. Massey, R. Crawford, R. Schmidt, D. Burgess, L. Lynn. FIRST ROW: I. Wanger, D. Summers, C. Dysart, R. Chrisman, L. Iordon, M. Weedin. THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: STANDING: P. Trent, A. Layton, I. Warner, R. Curry, M. Ray, L. Burgess, H. Hostetter B. Piper, A. Ford, M. Schtier, A. Schmidt, E. Smith. B. Templeton, I. Morrison, S. Burgess, C. Kappelman, D. Meyer, L. Proctor D. Geisinger, M. Boland, E. Wade, S. Wanager, B. Taylor. B. Woodward, I. Templeton, F. Lichtentlualter, D. Payne, L. Miller, N. McKinney, L. Dohrman, O. Hackley, R. Markley, R. Smith Mrs. Oress V S- if I-:VI A 5 I 2 bb Q5 TH LETICS +E'+ + if 4+ LEFT TO X www 'E'-'M dwg Qiws 'Yr if CAQQVAQJQPJ LEFT TO RIGHT Lo X is Dohrman Dorothy Geisinger Norma McKinney Rosella Smlth Mary Schrier ll V L C . - ' A R' 7' so A X I , Q. I 1 ' X 1 ' ' 1 cs 77 jeafnf ROW 1: Janis Morrison, Susie Burgess, Mary Boland, Erma Io Wade, Carol Kappelman, Betty Taylor, Lois Miller, Mr. Powell-Coach. ROW 2: Rachel Markley, Joyce Warner, Audrey Schmidt, Mary Ray, Linda Burgess. Fannie Lichtenthalter E ? 1 Q Z Santa Sa nts Sante Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Sa nta Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa P F F F F F F F F P F P F P F F e e e Fe Fe Fe Oy!! 33 32 37 21 42 31 40 34 47 47 34 44 36 42 so 46 42 so 23 COPQI5 Wellington Malta Bend Alma Corder Blackburn Nelson 1 Sweet Springs Houstonia Nelson Pilot Grove Slater Mayview Malta Bend Nelson Corder Fort Osage Henrietta Sweet Springs Wellington Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Fe Fe Pe Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe Fe F F F Fe F F F F F Ll' 6 ,SZOPQJ 22 Wellington 20 Malta Bend 22 Alma 30 Corder 36 Blackburn 41 Nelson 31. Sweet Springs 27 Pilot Grove 50 Nelson 36 Sweet Springs 1 7 Mayview 25 Mayview 33 Nelson 38 Corder 33 Corder 18 Park Hill 16 Fort Osage 26 Sweet Springs 13 Wellington 86LWL ROW l: Danny Summers, Larry Gene Lynn, Russell Crawford, Ierry Wanager Mr Powell , . -Coach Roger Schmidt, Butch Closterman, Roger Chrisman. ROW 2: Leroy Iordonj Richard Harris, Schmidt, Carlee Mathis, Charles Dysart. Gale J JAQA lm SECOND ROW: Coach Powell, Leona Lichtenthalter, Ruth Ann Hambrick, Kathy Morrison U Fern Elliot, Charolette Larkin, 'Martha Finaley FIRST ROW: Carolyn Boehgner, Marie Yates, Janet Rowe, Judy Morfeld, Betty Cress, Janice Selle. .-. Y R L A 1 r. My lam SECOND ROW: Left To Right: Roger Curry, Roy Ritchan, Bobby Sowers, Coach Powell Charles Lynn, Iimmy Sowers, Charles McKinney, Edward Lee Rogge. FIRST ROW: Donald Utlaut, Garry Layton, Billy Layton, Billy Schmidt, Charles Schmidt. 1 IN . 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'Z , fl X FY gm 3 ' f ww X ,fg,,ff 4 ,Nw X4 f BERNIECE DONNA SUSIE DALE LAGEMAN BERNIECE BETH CHANGED? ? GLORIA ANN 1' ,,,. -V Q ,- 'Wg ,'ffz.i1:' 1 ,57 nf, 42,-Z : 5-s14 f,fi -,, . Uf':i?,f f 1, f fiyiif, ,gi f- , , vf 1 ,.f-Q K'-!'9x1,', .4 , ,..,, rw PATTY MARY M A I L Y N MARILYN 1 RUTH, DONNA, BETH MARY SUSIE ' 2 ' 4 3 nf' , -If f , 5 ' 5 4 1 Q' S J 45. y F' f 1 Q 1 PATTY and BETH 'V ' 1 ' Q R ' i 3 We ' R M S: K A 5 1 A mf - 1-2, A 5 , gli - f ,A O 1 , -, GUESS WHO Butch: Mrs . C Butch: Mr. Po Susie: Mr. Po Mrs. IN Carlee: Barber: David: Patty: Iimmy: Mr. Po Anna Be A screv side of Why, Funny asked a Ellis: Charles Ellis: Mary: Donna: Mary: Donna: Rita: Donna: Bernice Marilyr Bernice Marilyr Berni ce Marilyr Jimmy: Mrs . Va yr.. Q ? L X x Butch: Wanna fly? Mrs. Cress: Oh boy! Sure! Butch: Wait a minute. I'll catch one. Mr. Powell: You.'re pretty fickle. But there are several things I can always count on. Susie: What are they? Mr. Powell: My fingers. Mrs. Norvell: If Shakespeare were here today, he would be looked on as a remarkable man. Carlee: You ain't kiddin'. He'd: be more than 300 years old. Barber: How do you like your hair cut? David: Off . 2' Patty: All extremely bright men are conce1ted. ' Iimmy: Oh, come now. That isn't true. I'm not. Mr. Powell: Why don't you like-our school, Anna Beth? ' Anna Beth: Oh, it's not the school. It's the principal of the thing. A screwball strolling down the street met a friend and said. Say, tell me, which is the other side of the street? Why, the other side of the street is over there, said his friend, pointing. Funny darned thing, said the screwball. That's what I thought. But I was just over there and asked an old lady, and she said it was over here. Ellis: Do you know that they don't hang men with wooden legs in this state? Charles: Is that so? Why? A Ellis: They use ropes. 1 Mary: My dad cleaned up a fortune in crooked dough. Donna: No kiddin'. Whatwas he, anyway, a counterfeiter? 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I GRAINS - FEED -p SEED PAINT - ROOFING - FARM SUPPLIES IT PAYS TO TRADE AT LAFAYETTE ELEVATOR 23rd and MONROE STREETS E PHONE 36 i LEXINGTON MISSOURI CI1risDickmeyer, Jr. R E D S H A L E Used For Foundation 'Fillsg Roads, Driveways and et-c. Grading, Maintenance, Loader Work And Asphalt Paving Phone l4F5 Skvkvlvkvkatvif Lexington Fertilizer Co. Chris Dickmeyer, Owner All Numbers of Fertilizer, QBy Sack or Bulk, Ammonium Nitrate - Rock Phosphate - Agricultural Lime We Deliver and Spread 25th and Main Streets' Phone 738 - Residence 14F5 LEXINGTON MISSOURI i 5 7 V19- rl e E 5 r I 1 I r l 1 i 1 I 1, C P r .1 COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES Blue Lanfern Cafe AVERNA 8: EVERE TT ROSE akawkaaeaaokak Blue Lantern Service Station E,E. BROWN - GLENN cooK K PHONE 86 WAVERLY M1ssoUR1 Applelaerry Garage WRECKER SERVICE - -MO TOR REBUILDING WELDING 24 HOUR SERVICE N PHONES 90 -.125 - 108 WAVE RLY MISSOURI Farmers Co-operative Assn FARMER OWNED - FARMER CONTROLLED GRAIN - SEED FEED - FERTILIZER iii' I-.- 'll' ALMA - WAVERLY - MALTA BEND ' MISSOURI Sargent Mills, Inc. MANUFAC TURE RS OF SARGENT'S BALANCED RATION FEEDS .IOBBERS OF MILL FEEDS, GRAIN OIL MEAL AND TANKAGE PHONE 3 WAVERLY MISSOURI Waverly Oil Co 'Phillips PHILLIPS PRODUC TS SERVICE WITH A SMILE LEONARD BURGESS, PROPRIE TOR PHONE 94 WAVE RLY MISSOURI Herslwel Warner Truck Service LIVESTOCK HAULING ANYWHERE ANYTIME LET US SOLVE YOUR TRUCKING PROBLEMS PHONE 83 or 4F3 WAVE RLY MISSOURI I I , I O . K I O ni: I A C OMPLIMENTS OF Sal lne County Officials FRANK W. MCGRAW, Superintendent of Schools C.M. LaRUE, Recorder of Deeds EDNA GIGER, Circuit Clerk PERRY G. STORTS, Probate Judge COUNTY coURT ' JOS. M. DAVIS, Presiding Judge GEORGE H. WILSON, Associate Judge FRANK EVANS, Judge of 1st District 'f C oMP LIMENTS and BEST w1sH:Es MORRIS and JAY BAILEY Bailey Funeral Home DICKMEYER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE RAYMOND DICKME YE R BASEMENT CONTRAC TING WITH METAL FORMS ROCK - SAND - ROCK PHOSPHATE AGRICULTURAL LIME PHONE 455 25th and MONROE LEXINGTON MISSOURI BEST WISHES 'IO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 C. S. WIllS WAVERLY MISSOURI BLACKBURN FARMERS ELEVATOR C0. GRINDING and MIXING SE RVICE 3 ell.-, --1 F, GRAIN, SEED and COAL 3.-3 --5 nb. nvsv tgp PHONE 63 - nab.- 'EP 1 -'-'- SERVICE wI'I'I-I A SMILE N'-'- 1 BLACKB URN MISSOURI ll EIR 9 I ,QOFSI ' Q ml r1uLE-HIDE -I e 1 b MEYER BUILDING XIHARDWARE co. BILL GOUGH, MANAGER PHONE 32 MALTA BEND I MISSOURI JIM YOUNG GASOLINE - OILS - GREASES FURNACE OILS and DIESEL FUELS PHONE ZOF2 GRAND PASS MISSOURI 24 HOUR SE RVICE SUNNY SIDE CAFE AIR COOLED HOME COOKED FOOD REGULAR MEALS - SANDWICHES JUNCTION 24 - 65 WAVERLY MISSOURI l l in 1 l I l R r Li t ra 5 v ESTABLISHED 1870 FARMERS SAVINGS BANK 6 'S l'4v 5 E MEMBER , FEDERAL RISERVE f Will! l s1fs'rr:M 15 o it 4 MARSHALL ll SERVICE THAT SATISFIESH MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF l 0'Dell Chevrolet Co. l l l CARROLL TON ZE.l.L!3lVR0 f A A 1 1 SALES 8: SERVICE PHONE 1100 A MISSOURI PH COMPLIMENTS OF Marshall Funeral Home ESTABLISHED 1882 R.M. MASHALL ONE 19 - CARROLLTON, MISSOURI PHONE 7 -A WAVERLY, MISSOURI Singer Sewing Machine MARSHALL MISSOURI Congratulations To The Class Of 1956 --Q-NCR-Aww . QW J W ka Q .....V.,.-.- .a.2fNC......-......f-L.. ,-. --.,f1 Since 1884 An Old Store With A New Look MARSHALL MISSOURI Compliments Of Kerr Orchards LE XING TON MISSOURI Make Our Band Your Bank Bank By Mail With Wood andHuston Bank S1 xnsunur 'X fb X MARSHALL QQ 3 MISSOURI 'VEMBF-9' '1 WAVE RLY C omphments Of Bank of Waverly Cap1tal and Surplus S50 000 00 454' Wah X 1 as 5 .,,mi, MISSOURI LE XING TON rbbusU S Super Market Plenty Of Free Parkmg Every Day Low Pr1ces 24th and Ma1n MISSOURI WAVE RLY C Grove Bros Shop Automotwe and Tractor Repa.1rs Acetylene and Arc Weldlng Us For The Best Prlces On Overhead Exter1or and Inter1or Doors Phone 1 6 1 MISSOU RI WAVERLY Compliments and Good W1shes Class of 56 Waverly Pharmacy MISSOURI f' '4' 1 lo.ooo y neun f . kv ' , .l. ' O O O Se . as I U an 1- Compliments Of Wessel Orchards WAVE RLY MISSOURI Waggoners Conoco Service 81 Grocery Phone 3F12 Highway 2 4 X DovER MISSOURI Bennette's Motor Service U W. H. Benne tte Sales Service For Lafayette County A I Phone LUther 4-3220 I HIGGINSVILLE MISSOURI I Compliments Of I Red Stone Company I Phone 32 LE XING TON MISSOURI .,c.Q K II I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I p C ompliments Of Buck Orchards WAVE RLY MISSOURI Oscar Schmidt 84 Sons Apples A11 Varieties Homemade C ide 1' Phone 7F 3 2 Compliments Of Catron-Schmidt WAVE RLY MISSOURI C ompliments Of J. B. Wheeler WAVERLY MISSOURI R. P. Sowers, Jr. Contractor Ditche s Levees Ponds Phone IZFZ4 Waverly, Missouri Dover Produce Co. Feed - Eggs - Poultry C,I. Hain - A,P, Hain Phone Lexington ZF3 Dover, Missouri Reinhart's Camera Shop Cameras - Supplies Portraits Can'did Wedding Albums 1-113 112 Main Phone 165 Lexington, Missouri 'C ompliment S Of Lexington Savings 84 Trust Co QQXNSUR4 'V ll ooo R 4' , 49 Q09 Q 0- p ua 1 'Num il Q 5 Lexington, I Missouri Compliments Of Herman Foose Dirt Moving Cream and Butter Buyers Top Prices Your Business Appreciated Manufacturers Of Alma Queen Butter And Cheddar Cheese Dozing Phone 112 Alma Creamery Blackburn, Missouri Phone Alma 112 Alma Produce Co. Poultry Feeds - Garden Seeds Richard Buhling, Manager Phone 29 Alma, Missouri E. E. Hailey Your Insurance Counsellor Phone 1886 155 South Lafayette Street Marshall, Missouri ft- ., ., W- 2, V r w: N I , 1 r N 1 il l H I I N V I l 2 'e i 'E 5 lx V w E I r if W 1 El li I Q H ra H la 41 rf 1 1 yi M ii , N N sl li N 's 1? r: , i i ' 7 f rf'f'.-f ff -- x a Westbrook's Books - Gifts - Stationery School and Office Supplies Townsend's Mar shall' s Srnarte st Store Ready - To - Wear Home 'Furnishings Lingerie Fabrics Phone 1 5 Z GiIkey's Portraits - Cameras Children's Apparel Congratulations Winkelmeyefs Furniture Store Marshall, Missouri Red Cross Pharmacy Over 100 Years Prescription Drug Store Marshall, Missouri Reed's Ready-To-Wear Phone 13 Lexington, Missouri Dr. J. Richard lee Optometrist Mattingly Building Lexington, Missouri The Shoes You Want In Your Size At Wulfekammer' Lexington, Mis souri S vo ll Frank Riley and on Hardware - Keen Groceries - Kleen Waverly, Missouri Firestone Tires and Tubes Farm Tractor Tire Service Browning Supply Co. Your Firestone Dealer Store Phone 47 Carrollton, Missouri C ompliments Of tockton Jewelry Carrollton, Missouri Estus 0'Bryan Jeweler Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Carrollton, Missouri Compliments Of Pinky's Coffee Shop Regular Meals Carrollton, Missouri South Of The Square Compliments Of Dr. C. W. Wilson Carrollton, Missouri C omplim ents Of 7 H o r m a n s Marshall, Missouri After The Ball Games And Parties Meet Your Friends At The Valley Drive In Highways 240 81 41 Marshall, Missouri ---m F 71 1 --v eters Orchards Successors To H J Peters and Sons Apples Growers and Sh1ppers Orchard Supplles Waverly M1SSOuI1 Harry s Smclarr Sewlce Hlghway 24 East Of Lexmgton A11 MaJor Brands O11 T1re Repa1r1ng Washmg Greasmg Waverly Skating Rmk Bob and B1ll1e Egender Meet Old Fr1ends and Make New Ones Skatmg Is Heathful Ben Schrerman Orchards All Var1et1es Hlghway 24 2 M1les West Cf Waverly Phone l2F2 Wave rly M1s sour1 Congratulatmns And Best W1shes To The Class Of 56 Drs Callaway 81 Clark Phones 122 28 Waverly M1ssour1 C ompl1me nts Of Slusher Orchard Apples Peaches Phone 79 8: 73 Waverly MISSOHTI Murrel Worth Apphance Heatlng and Plumblng RCA and Adm1ral Telev1s1on Waverly M1s sour1 72 McKinney Motor Co Chevrolet Sale s Se rv1ce Marshall MISSOUTI iCa rr 2 h l h wi - 1 l l P , , 0 0 0 , y , i O . s ' . . , . . 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Wallace Abstracts Of Title Title Service Lexington , Mi s souri Tat Brown Servioe Station Mobilgas and Mobiloil The Best You Can Buy 100 Fairgrounds Avenue Phone 3053 Higginsville, Missouri Western Auto Associate Store Higginsville , Mis souri Spotless Cleaners Lafayette County's Leading Cleaners and Pressers Phone 2.777 I-Iigginsville , Mis souri 'leidigh lumber Co. Everything For The Builder Glenn Sullivan, Manager Phone LU 4-2455 Higginsville, Missouri SVOIE In Higginsville Huscher - Breipohl We Invite You When You Come To Higginsville Harry Smith Distinctive Clothing For Men and Young Men Official Boy Scout Distributor Higginsville and Lexington, Missouri X al. A' ' l 5 1 Mary Ann Hower Shop Flowers For All Occasions Frances F. Smith Phone 137 Carrollton, Missouri Olds Sinclair Service 13th and Franklin Phone 792 ' Lexington, Missouri Zumalt 84 Son Agricultural Supplie s William L. Zumalt Charles W. Zumalt ' Waverly, Mis souri Waverly Mercantile Gene ral Merchandise Waverly, Missouri C ompliments Of United Missouri Telephone Co. Good Service Day or Night Waverly, Missouri Pat's Army 84 Sporiing Goods Store Dealer For Evinrude Outboard Motors and Outboard Alurninurn Shotguns, Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle Lexington, Missouri Be st Wishes Missouri Valley Feed Store Seeds - Feeds - Fertilizer Phone 48 Marshall, Missouri I. G. A. Marshall Foodliner Every Day Low Prices Open Daily From 9 to 9 Groceries, Meats, Vegetables x :A ,.l Oliver Sales and Service GE Appliances Willys Jeeps Hardware Farm Supply Co. Phone 1874 Marshall, Mis souri Van Dyke 84 Company Loans - Insurance Real Estate - Abstracts Marshall, Missouri Rieman Motor Co. i Buick Cars Sales and Service 68 West Morgan Marshall, Missouri Dr. Glenn H. Twente Chiropractor 1025 Franklin Avenue Phone 242 Le xington, Mis s ouri Briggle Goodyear Tires - Batteries Recapping - Vulcanizing Ed. Briggle , Proprietor Phone 532 255 South Salt Pond Marshall, Missouri Compliments Of The Fox Auditorium 84 Mary lou Theatres Marshall, Missouri Boosters R.L. TOWSEND Waverly Missouri KELLING CLINIC and HOSPITAL Waverly Missouri LEXINGTON BLOCK and MATERIAL Lexington NHSSOU-1'i , GLENS CAFE Waverly Missouri B 0 0 ste rs TAYLOR GARAGE Waverly Missouri LE WIS LOCKER SERVICE Malta Bend Missburi H. I. SAILOR 8: SON Malta Bend Missouri VIKING BARBER SHOP Marshall Missouri HARRY I-IEINEMANN INSURANCE AGENCY Marshall Missouri PIPER ELEC TRIC SERVICE Marshall Missouri KNOCH STATION GROCERY 8: GAS Grand Pass Missouri STEELE'S SERVICE STATION Dover ' Missouri KNIPMEYER SERVICE STATION Blackburn Missouri ALMA BANK Alma Missouri CROSSROAD SERVICE STATION Junction Of 20 8: Z3 GRUNDMEIER'S ORCHARD Waverly Missouri LADD STUDIO Lexington Missouri ENTINE'S STORE Lexington Missouri KEEHART'S FURNITURE STORE Marshall I Missouri BOKAY FLOWER SHOP Marshall Missouri I-1ICK'S GLASS Higginsville Missouri I TI-1E PEOPLE'S CLEANERS Higginsville Missouri BRICKEN 8: BRICKEN, Realtors Waverly Missouri LEXINGTON INSURANCE 8: REAL ESTATE AGENCY Lexington Missouri ALLISON CLEANERS Marshall Missouri HUMPHREY'S CONFEC TIONERY Marshall g Missouri B 0 0 ste ris EARL MEYER PHARMACY Marshall Missouri W,O, DAVIS, Chiropractor Carrollton Missouri DR, GEORGE W. BAILEY Carrollton Missouri A FRIEND Carrollton Missouri PFISTER GROWERS Carrollton Missouri STATE FARM INSURANCE Carrollton Missouri KROGER'S Carrollton Missouri FRANCIS LORRINE Carrollton Missouri BENSON BARGAIN STORE Carrollton Missouri TEMPLE STEPHENS Carrollton Missouri WILLIAMSPCLOTI-IING STORE Carrollton Missouri HIGGINSVILLE DAIRY Higginsville Missouri .I,C. PENNEY CO, Higginsville 1 Missouri ROBERT LEVY Higginsville Missouri LEFMAN ELECTRIC Higginsville Missouri FULTON'S SERVICE STATION Malta Bend Missouri DAILY DEMOCRAT NE WS Marshall Missouri NICELEY'S BARBER SHOP Marshall Missouri A FRIEND Marshall ' Missouri A A FRIEND Marshall Missouri WEINHOLD'S CLOTHING STORE Carrollton ' Missouri A FRIEND Waverly Missouri ROGLITZ SHOE SERVICE Higginsville Missouri kigg Lnhoquphod A lound ny luuwol-rn lnofnzu n.w.nn., ln., u. s. A. fvv- I I' 1 x 1 is 1. 5 5. if 1 Y F i F . Y 1 1 1 1 4 7 , I nf n n ? e I P I A V k, 5 3 H 1 T I. 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