Seymour High School - Crest Yearbook (Seymour, MO)

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Libra rlans STANDING Cardwell, Dumford Hrs Pope, Sponsor, Rumfelt, Sherertz S..ATZD Osgood, Daugherty, Hubbell, Cotton JUNIOR PLAY CAST 57 58 Mrs Graham Rosalie Pumfelt Lena River Granny Nxchols Joh !.iv1 gstone- Carolme L1vingstone- Mrs Livingstone Mrs Henson Anna Livingstone Assistant Directorh- --Carolyn McDaniel Dif'0C30l' gO'1nkJEni0 Assistant D1 re ctor---Diana Dillard ran mmm Palcolm Everett Jackie Cotton Aunt M111y rsha Slack Old Caesa Jay Farrow Director --Hrs Henson JUNIOR PLAY CAST 57 58 Bonnie Denny Jackie Alcom Lowell Blevins 'an Vollenwelder Pam Dumford Nancy rlerls obb .1 Nos ner Albs '1i11ia. s I :it . 1 . M ' . it , rw I ' 'fl A A 44 A M Dunlard Be1l?To-nt:-i---Scotty Kssterks X - H - :: H U I'l f'l . fc E 1 L L E D . L H f ' 3 V . I Q

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ymour Survives ln La t Second Sep mour the Altltude League c0- champmon fell behind Ozark ln the second quarter and speflt near ly the remaxnder of me game catchmg up After taking an 82 lead in the fnrst two minutes Sevmour watch ed Ozark vault lnto a 9-8 advant age However Seymour led 1817 at the quarter Forward Gary Ramex got two qmck baskets to open the second quarter sending 078lk mto a 2l 18 lead and Ozark gradually moved into a 34 26 half tnme lead Raxney got all aught of Ozarks points ln the thlrd quarter but Sey mour stall tralled 4239 at the start of the fmal perlod Center Btll Denner of Seymour fouled out m the flrst 10 seconds of the fourth quarter but the Seymour pressing defense pald off as lt pulled within 4544 on Bob Smith s two free throws with 4 32 to go Ramey and Doug Goddard hlt two free throws apiece as Ozark regamed a 49-44 edge ln thc next mmute but Seymour rebounded and was within a point 49-48 on a flelner bv H Smith with 2 27 remammg In possession wlth 1 40 to go Seymour played deliberate- ly and took the lead 50-49 on a follow shot by llttle Don Daugherty with 30 seconds left Ozark regamed the lead when forward Jack Hasllp hlt wlth 16 wounds to go but H Smith came back to wln it for Seymour Seymour won lts 24th game against four losses Ozark which upset Seymour during the rcgulu season. low h 15-10 Q In the tlnrd place game Scs mour pulled au av ln the third quarter after batt mg uphlll fox I 26 26 halftlmc standoff Top seeded Wxllard forged fn front 17l2 tn the opemug perlod but fmallx nas caught on Bull Dcnners Jumper 50 seconds be- fore halfnme vlhlch netted the standoff at xntermlsslon A fneldet and free throw by B Denner and Harold Smith s bucket gamed the flrst fne polnts of the third quarter for Seymour and the Altnude League club built a 4131 bulge by the end of the penod Willard let Seymour stall the hrst two minutes of the final stan za and couldnt catch up Seymour was paced by B ben- ner s 23'polnts tn upplng tts mark to 255 for the year Wxllard tm lshed at 258 Willard hu 342 per cent from the fneld 13 for 38 while Sey mour canned 18 of 4l for 43 8 per cent Seymour also had a 28 20 re- bounding edge WY' 4 S X70- Z I tad N 2nd Tttle Shore For Rogersvllle The Rogerwille Wnldcats of Dnl las Albers and Davld Montgom erys Seymour Tlgcrs shared the Altitude League basketball cham plonshnp wlth tastly dlfferent team stattstlcs Whlle Sexmours 702 offensxve average was sceond only to Sparta t751l Rolzersxllle led the defen SWG flllures with a 427 storage Runnerup ln team defense was third place Ozark with 484 It was the second straight year that Rogersvllle ,had shared the champlonshlp the Wildcats tying Sparta last season whllc Seymour cllmed back into the thick of things after being an also-ran for years The lndlvldual honors went to cnghth place Fordland s Larry Kel logg with a 250 average for nlne games Blll Denner Seymour een ter was runnerup ln averages with 24 1 for ten games although he led ln total polnts 241 to Kelloggs 225 Third place was Jlmmy Free man of Sparta with 22 B whlle Jerry Hicks of Nlangua wasnt fax hehlnd vllth 22 4 FINAL IEAM RTANDIN4 oo, l' 'U nuances-I rtottornt alla Sevmour Ozark Sparta Elltland Manhfleld lflsnvllls Fordland Nlamlua Vhnlfleld Norwood INDI! IDUAI MOB! Kellols lfordland R Donner Seymour lf reeman Sparta Hicks Nanlua Rainey Ozark Haallp Ozark Leslle Flkllnd Swelrlnlen Fordland 5 Palmer Roacrsvlll Workman Sparta Slatten Llkland Nl llanlel Rolersvllla ltohertson 'Vlanafteld 5' 6 I. -Ja' I' 7.1-w rl AIO G Pl fl Pls ta Avg 2 0 2 95 N0 80 2 6 8

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CLARINET QUARTET2 Standing: g Durnford Hosiner Glee Club Seated: BACK Rdlz H ile Durnford Vollenweider Bates Haekaig, Sturdefant, Benner, Tfmole, ' Dillard Donaldson, Russell Denney Verle, cooks Berry Tri lett Halbert Alcorn, Benson, P , 9 Webster- Denney, Slack, SECOND ROW: Mcbaniels, Snow, Marshall, lcConnack, Boggess, Berry, Lawson, Holcomb, Highfill, Spriggs, Lorena FIRST ROI: H rris Cantrell Dillard uumfelt Izrger: Ingres, I0ll11ll,,Gl1110h ' Johnsen, Dillard, Ovens, Beeson, Heller, Noel, Cook, Bennett Music Department CLARINET TRIO 'B' Dillard, Mayfield, Owens SAXOPHONE TRIO 'A' Vollenweidcr, Alcorn, Rumfelt X .A ..' , ! S 1 FN... HIGH SCHOOL BAND CLARINET TRIO 'A' Hosiner Berry Durnford BACK ROW: Denney, Davis, Benson, Halbert, Halle THIRD ROW: Jennings, Turner, Anderson, Mayfield Bryant, Willlane, HcDan1els, Hosiner Humfelt Bates, Mahaffey Denner Cantrell, Holiman, McMur , Hosiner, Cox Watson, Kasterke. saconn non: nuiara, numford, owana, susan Pennington, Werle, Smith, Hooten Hosiner, Triplett, Hosiner, Cox Dickson. FIRST ROW: Hoeiner Berry, Mayfield, Dillard Brown, Dates, Alcorn, Rumfelt, Beason Reed. Snow. awww..-V, fn fb ,...w,.,.W,,,-Yn,,1 .. me ,,,..,.Wm,, K, , 2 ,, 'W i5il0 ' M