Sheldon High School - Panther Yearbook (Sheldon, MO)

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I 'M JUNIOR CLASS l9l+4'l+5 JOSEPHINE EISENHOUER JESSIE SHAFER HAZEL RICE I WILDA HERYFORD DANNIE LOU COX ' V, -i 'f L, ALICE FORD qv , 5 , . X , ' ELDEAN GEYER JADIE WELLS Gr I If I 'Q LURLINE LINDLEY ' I A Y A Y -, Tm ALAN SANDERS WILLIAM J. SMITH

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Boyd Hauser wanted to get He found out, though, that th until he was 36, then he quit just outside of Nevada. Yes, than Wilda Heryford. I guess for Mayor of Nevada. He will ine he will be though, for he Harold McClellan, the bo off easy so he joined the Navy during larch, l945. e Navy was harder than school. He stayed in the Navy and went back to Missouri. He now lives on a farm of course he got married, his wife is none other therelre pretty happy together. Boyd is alsorunning know Saturday whether or not he was elected, I imag- always succsedsin anything he does. y who came into our class during February, is now running for Governor of Missouri. The way it looks now is that he'll be elected too. His wife Josephine Eisenhouer is really proud of him. After all who would- be ' . Well Mr. Haynes I guess the secretary I always wanted I ever thought I would have. that is all the Class of 1945 except me, and I became to be. However, I have a much better position than For I am now secretary to the President of the Unite States. I received a months vacation and I really took a trip. Maybe I can come to see sou and your wife on my next vacation. The Senior class has pro was the best class ever to ha Will close for this time ved beyond a doubt, that the class of 1944 and 1945 ve graduated there. , hoping to hear from you soon. Your former student, Alice Owens 4 v F , rx p K W and 'X Q 1 '-ff., We, the remarkable Senior Class of 1944-'45, being of seundnund and body, do before the proper witnesses, make this, our last will and testimony to dispose of our property, both real and personal. Floris Current will her ability to attract the boys attention to Dannie Cos and her tendency to put love first to any Junior girl who will devote her self. Virginia Danley leaves her ability to always be working at something te Johnny Beeman. May Johnny learn lets by this bequeathment. George Welsh leaves his examples of a faithful lover to Eldean Geyer. grbert Waits leaves his so many. Dean yeu'll have to Aligg Owens leaves her ability to write Alice leaves her sportsmanship to Bill Smith. receive this bequeathment. Boyg Hauser wills his ability to always Laverne Leininger. to Dean Yates. We didnit know he had of them. exagerated stories to Alice Ford. We hope Bill will Improve when he parking places take good care have his lessons and cut up to ggygggg goggles bequeaths to Alan sanders the idea that he wants to be a six- footer. Maybe after several years ef wistful thinking and wishing his desires will be fullfilled. Jigg Wardin leaves to Charles You'll his book on nSafetyN. Thelenierclass as a w.ole hope it does Charles a lot of good. gerald McGuire wills his ability to be nHeart-threb' to all the girls to Max W ae art. Max you had better step up a bit, you're just a little slow. Q, Q, Ford leaves his place as advertising manager to Lurline Lindley. The figures were just too big. They hurt his eyes so he had te give it up. ggb ggigggs leaves to Thomas Beeman his ability to pester the teachers. We hope that T omas doesn'thave to do any more than Bob did when he gets caught. Harold McCe1l leaves his reputation as a good player te Lester Paul Hunter. Almeta Scholes bequeath: the secret to her red hair to Hazel Rice. A ten cent package ef Henna Rinse. Selma LeL?ggEeg wills her answer book and her ability to get the answer book to Joseph ne E se ouser er Jessie Shafer, whichever needs it most. We the Seniors of Sheldon High School, Class of 1945, acknowledge this to be our last will and testament.

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-,xx uniom The Junior class began the year of 1944 with twelve memberg they were Jessie Shaffer, Josephine Eisenhouer, Dannie Lou Cox, Lurline Lindley, Hazel Rice, Wilda Heryford, Alice Ford, Thomas Beeman, Kenneth Schmidt, Jadie Wells and Eldean GYOT' Kenneth Schmidt transferred to Kansas during the Christmas Holidays. Alan Sanders transfered from Eldorado to Sheldon. Bernice Heitz transfered from Bronaugh to Sheldon. She was here three days then transfered back to Bronaugh. The Junior Class of 44-45 gave their Play, Its a Dea1, on Dec. 15'-44 large audience attended.. We Had worked diligently to make it a sucess. . A Our next social affair was a Valentine Dance for the purpose of procuring funds for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We have planned a series of dances for the same Pu!'P0se. X S - A TODAY- -' -'-. IT'SADEAL ' ,fwfi if E55 A JZZQZAZ D WV ?' P J, I X Sheldon lumor Class Play X l f- gf' FRIDAY DECEMBER 15, 1944 5, sl BX u f V. V 1 P 579. X I 8:00 P. M. ., Q 0 , l --L Q - E-3: ,.f- - t.g , if N CAST or CHARACTERS 4. tif XJ ' 'Ll gl ' l Barbara Allen-A young real estate agent ...... e . , w'k,9 'l it Margaret-Her College-age sister ....... , , , -.,' Q' ' - I i,.. ' ,V I Tacky -Barbara's high school-age brother ' JW .. nik? Barrett Blake-Barbarafs Boss .,............ ,-ff 'IX -- Owen Blake-Blake's son, in love with Barbara -1 , . SQ X ' U R XIV J Gladys Hubbard-Barbara's rival' ............ 5 i , ,,,!El' ,g k Ay o P Q Adelaid Millie-A timid spinster .,,....., K 'ftglwk Qillx Mr. Mac-A bashful bachelor ...,....,..., - 1' V f H FN-Z ', N XII - X 'E Mrs. Anderson Marsh-A well-to-do client I ' I A-3-1 ef I Isabelle-Her giggling daughter ,,......,.. xi? x A 4 ', r mi-33 F1, Ora Moyer-Another client .....,..,. , U1 refs. W .U st- - l 1 -, will I L1 - LeRoy Moyer-A hen-peeked husband ....... . CT., 6.1 ,, ff dx, N ' 5 L gems 9 , . , ' l I gaflff ff QQ SYNOPSIS OF SCENES g. gary ' ff' The time is present. ACT ONE: A Fall morning. ' 'T QZHQ' X f I fl A - 225' Y I E ACT THREE: Ten fifteen the following morning. -if L l K Josephine Eisenhower . Jessie Shafer , . . . .Billy Smith . Eldean Geyer Jadie Wells , ,. Hazel Rice , ,. Alice Ford Kenneth Schmitz Lurline Lindley Wilda Heryford Dannie Lou Cox Thomas Beeman The entire action of the play takes place in a small town real estatg office. ACT TWO: Immediately following the climax of Act One.