Skidmore High School - Beacon Yearbook (Skidmore, MO)
- Class of 1941
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' A-' , 1 .' -1 by ,lffii Ah , F vain ' x 4 . 1 s ' 1 GJ T3 ,o. 125 f J-'FY -I-YA 1 T H E M E ' D E D I C A T I O N Our chosen theme--ROADS-- is expressed in Joyce Kil- merfs lines: nThey say that life is a highway and its milestones are the years, And now and then therels a toll-gate where you buy your way with tears. It's a rough road and a Ever remembering that it is the road of toil that leads to the city called success, we dedicate this record of the school life for 1940-'41 to our pres- ent and futuxe toil which will bring us satisfying achievement. D I V I S I O N S steep road and it stretches broad and far, I. Administration But at last it leads to II. Classes a golden town where golden III. Activities houses are.H IV. Fact and Fiction c he 'tx ,.,.-. 'A I -f e--M I ., mug. . Y 14-5 'S 4 FC? 'Jr L9--' . 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'f ' ,qg f', f I1 l -fx, X.: N, KR- 5 W'NH 'Q IPQQL I i 1 E B O A R D O F E D U C A T I O N The Board of Education is an important factor in making the life of our students pleasant and instructive. -,fa-1 Y Back row--Mr. Carl Turpin,sr., Mr. Elza King, Mr. John- nie Hart, vice-president. ' Front row--Mr. W. G. Reynolds, aeorettry, U . C. E. Linville, president, Mr. Robert Barrett, Mr. Ralph Peter, sr. LJ QT?-IQ for-'-'dff QT R ll 9 Q 1 i If Y' 75fl7 Yfff . T 2, ffmfifi .1 f 1 ,iv ' 'TE , 1'f5?Vff'rE? 75fl15mTiT,81f 5233? , J ,rfQ Mvq15,j AQ .. , ,, Q .xx -Y . I 5 sm, J Q . ' 3 ff ,,, W.. ' , ' 'nt 4' . Q 'ff' ' '-,:11v! .,a,i. , J V A 1p,fs'1rs::zE2.gif,Q. . , 'I L .. -, ff L, 5 A, A ' fm, Af V. L, A ,, il 'Fr'ffQI'? fi, Av f if v . i l ' I , i , 9, 1 V . V , A .. ' . W Av 1 ....e., ,. i x Y . 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S., Maryville State Teachers College. Graduate study, Missouri University During the past three years Mr. Haun has gained the respect and admiration of the student body for his ability as a friend and teacher, as well as an administrator. Mr. Haun is a sponsor of the senior class. p T Y .L Q M In Q ,-N K, 'LJ If NJ' L ' rc -e F gridges,Prin. 271-6236 ij,-f 5f',f f .'f'w,f B. S., Warrensburg State Teachers College. Graduate study,Missouri University. Mr. Bridges is instruc- tor of Commercial subjects and Agriculture, is the publication sponsor of the Wildcat, and is sponsor of Ehe Treshman class. He is assistant leader of the 4-H Club in the community. T F 4 w R Miss' Mary N. Hash A. Br, Park, --..Ca1'le,ge . Graduate study, Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity, New York. Miss Hash teaches Eng- lish and Home Economics. She is the sponsor of the Beacon, the news sponsor of tHe Wildcatgand a spon- sor of tHe senior class. 1 Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones B. S., A. B., Maryville State Teachers College. Miss Jones is instructor of Latin and Mathematics, and is the supervisor of all the library work. She is one of the sponsors of the junior class. T F9 L -f , . 'iiiili T 'x7 'r 1 -x Ji 1, 1'L :'A W Q .1 1 . ' 1 fl 'J A ' ' 2 :QV , 5 -1 4 I Y' ' ,. ' 5 M j My f . lt- 2. .PJQY L eff' 31 ' L-px ' ,an .W my .14 'J'-X? it . 5 J 9 Nh 9 ,.-N... , V. . , V, ,.,. ,M 4 Q -J' f fm '51-5? 5' W , ' V 11. 'f-'wfsfe 31 Mfqvf A ,f .L ,. my . , LF, .. N ,, Q f 35Q'.Q,g-:f.j'5.,.L,1Z,,, , 1 B-Ti V ' , 4 Q A' fps' 2 .'.1m'-' Z 1, mr1n,,.T4t-fI'..4'A-. ' E A ?:'Q:.? 1. ' 4 .,,,- Smirl B. S., Kansas State Col- lege, Manhattan, Kansas, Advanced study, .Ynnsas State College. Mr. Smirl 'ts.' athletic coach, director of all the physical education, and is the instructor of Indus- trial Arts and Biology. He is a sponsor of the junior class. w 4in S!HlEb7 -A NMiss Lola J. Tillitt B. S., Maryville State Teachers College. Graduate study, University of Minn- esota. Miss Tillitt is an in- tructor of English, Speech, and Social Science. She has charge of the high school dramatics including debate,and'assistselin.the music department as an ac- companist5ho.1s the d18hhn grade sponsor. '- 11 . - ..f 1 f -J 4 ff fi :gm Q 'Q r If-M' r' 5 x , P -f if L! X f E I . If U1 J ff W ' i L vw Mr.. -tavern: Lrompnns. 9 A. B., B. M., 'Hastings College, Hastings, Nebras- ka. Mr. Tompkins had charge of all the musical organi- zations in the high school and is instructor of Music and Social Science. He is the sponsor of the sopho- more class. Mrs . Elder Van Ho D. S., Iowa State Col- lege, Ames, Iowa, Mrs. Van Hoozer is the instructor of Vocational Home Economics. She is the seventh grade sponsor and is an assistant leader of the 4-H Club work. The school is greatly indebted to her for her assistance with the Hot Lunch Program. 1 I J, .ufz yn . gfgmfz' a 2545152 .L-12,1 :Wi J .gi -fiw X, 3 A2?:f25?5?- bf fgv .,'fgi-.fffiqg Q' ,Q w ' N- M, NLE, GV' Q L , xg, 2 ' f 'vi ' 5 -EL Qilfyfii D 'ulf I-'fx :Fa flip? , 5215 I 2135 1 . N , 'szA,QM5,3Lm'-.355 .. 1' :,.i1'k.'u w e an 55,5 -,Y-.i .aw - - Q., ,W f wif' V -2 'wp Y?1i'- 522535 ie is ' wg . if wx S-J nr f ,iv pi f, .,f ug ,. ,A ,iv Mi 1345357 wr'-Sz: ' ,,,.fw.f3..1 1, .:f,4A1,f? V , 41 '- f Bsifawsfvi 33. . 245125: Peg if ' ul 13' ,E ggi, 5 x . .Faq -Lf? ff Q ,.f x A .. aqui- EN .3 ,, ., -, ,, ' 1-wx A r A, w 1,124.2 h E,S'f'i'1?' . Ffa SKIDMORE GRADE TEACHERS 5 As the grade teachers in the Skidmore School have algggg had an important part in the lives of the high sch students, this page is devoted to them. . ,lu i i, Miss Elinor Crater, the fifth and sixth grade-teacher, has done most of her college work at the State Teachers College in Maryville. She taught Fine Arts I 3' high school during the l959-40 term and Fine Arts II during the 1940-41 term. Her art class kept on display on the bulletin board a Npieture of the weekn representing the best work done by a student during that week. Miss Crater also had charge of the Pop Squad activities in the high school this Year. Miss Hannah Lou Dennett, the first grade teacher, is the only member of the faculty who is a graduate of Skid- more High School. She received her B. S. degree from the Maryville State Teachers College and has taught here two years. Miss Bennett has served as an assistant leader of the Girl Scouts this year. She accompanied the Pep Squad and the girls' volley ball team on most of their trips. Miss Maud Linville is finishing her fortieth year as a teacher of the third and fourth grades in the Skidmore School system. She completed a business course at College Springs, Iowa, attended the Stanberry Normal, the Mary- ville Seminary, and the Maryville State Teachers College. Miss Maud, as she is known to all of the students, has endeared herself to the entire community as well as to the many students who have had the opportunity to be a member of her NHappy Workshop.n Miss Maxine McClurg, the second grade teacher, has com- pleted two years of work at the Maryville State Teachers College. She organized and became leader of the local Girl Scout troop this year. She iccompanied the Pop Squad on most of their out-of-town trips. . ,, ,, 4' . , ., 5 f?5'fE 4 , rf 'tg 'Q 2 J , 7'!ffi ' 1. 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Joe Littler was elected as chairman, and the group went about to form a constitution. The orpanization was called the Student Governing Assembly. The president, who is elected by the student body, and the class representatives,who are chosen by their respec- tive classes, were chosen in the spring of 1940 to serve during the following school year. Roger Lee Barrett was elected as president. The seniors-to-be chose 'Guila Fletchall and Kathryn Wright,the juniors-to-be chose Rog- er Lee Barrett and Honty Wilson, the sophomores-to-be chose Ralph Peter and Stanley Wbrl,and the freshmen-to-be chose Jack Jordan and Maurice Bartram. Of these members, Monty Wilson was selected as vice-president, Kathryn Wright as secretary, and Ralph Peter as treasurer. Miss Tillitt has served as sponsor. The Assembly has sponsored an all school party each Semester and several assembly programs. The object of this organization is to promote coopera- tion between the student body and the faculty and'to,a- rouse a feeling of self-government among the students. 1 r 4 1 I F r Back row--Guila Fletchall, seniorg Roger Lee BBrr0tt, president, juniorg Miss Tillitt, faculty ad- visorg Monty Wilson, vice-president, junior, Kathryn Wright, secretary, senior. Front row--Stanley Wbrl, sophomoreg Ralph Peter, treasur- - ' er, sophomore, Maurice Bertram, freshmang Jack Jordan, freshman. TOTC T:-3' ... 1053, XD? 3 3. I , ,..,. .av I, ,., w g 1 X 4 V. 1 a x ,N A . , , ., ,f I 5 Xl, ' , ig V l 5 , j' X' igbyfqgi .52 'S ,ij Mi , Q x-'im V WN '55 ' 1 . 7 ' igfzfxfg - i ' ,K -Q, v f'4vf ky f, I jew ' :A T' 'Q F ' A 'A 'Ui K, ., 2 . um, -A ww ' 3 -. - MQQ1. 1 3 M 545 V ' 4 fi T 1 . Q .555 4 Q s 4 ' A 4 H in , , f K , W . W , M f s Vi ' ,MQ Y U 11 Q' xt: 9 . If Q ' Q 1 ' H ,'li'f - fa? r ' grgw if 7 1 4 5' A 4 A l ggi? h , f ?g2i f1:' h A ,,- ,.,,, 1 WA, 4 , 5' r wig' 574- -gil wg L, V' wh LY . 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'Tis tru that at times the road was a bit ruggedg but on lookin CLASS OFFICERS President Paul Fletchall nlf physique makes a man, hefs lord over all.H Basketballg Senior Playg Wildcat Staffg Beacon Staff. Vice-president Treasurer -9 lk ,f Secretary Ted Barber Franklin Colwell UI don't talk much, but I think a lot.U Bandg Glee Clubg through life.H 'A Senior Playg Basket- Basketballg Senior Playg Glee Club, nwhat is the use of all this strife and hurrying pell-mell ball. Barbara Dearmont HDevout and pure, sober, steadfast, and demure.H Wildcat Staff. fl 6 SD o Pi' V 5 Ll. O H' U H- 7.1 rn CD '-4 I-H 23 CQ ni SD 4 co Z5 cs- E cn S-2' Q.: SD La. O r-1 1-I '4 CQ O O Q: E' cn -yn 'CD 559 ,i 3 S 1 f Qyxf Wi, V x x ,xxx 2 'L 55? ff. 5' f Effi,21.'Ls' js JT 'gg-4 'Q' ., QQ ,. , -aff S, again' L Q3 5 1 . . i5, f'5ff'-kill 93 TL f1.a:-ii 221. 'M .5 ,1 4, -1-1 -9-if sigx,.fa1-f' , 1 ,.- V W, We 1 3. J, W. '..5Fmg: ,K Q . - 1' 5,41-n,'j . , rf-ff' M . eg. -V in .fe , .Y ., 1rf-1.4. ' ...uf-::f,. 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Eg? 1 r I I , x,, Richard Argo VHis look is seri- ous but you can never on 1 Bandg Glee Clubg' Wildcat Staff. 5 Z , ,tx HN: 1 .X P., F. V x x A H T' nHis go a fountain never dqd' Basketballg Beacon l humor is I, Katherine Cottrell UMany were the wild notes her merry voice Would.pour.V Gleo C1ubg'Pep'Squndg Wild- cat Staff- Qenoon Staff. Q ,- 5 5 V ,R .v JJ , , .FQ ,f.,' ,5 1,1-fa y f . ,QZMCH5 'S- SJ .Um W Hb' , ,, if A . . -1- 'fi W ' 3, Xu, X.xg.wi. X. V 5 If flu? ai px frkifziififg, ,- , Q W wsgwikxi . 2.7 EE , , . 5 f, k J- , I , ?, L . 2, R fx . ,jg -L v,,.,,,,. n ...Z-. ,.,,4' Q ' -V as , .,, 1 A. ,Tv ag r.'::g,.-V s ,N . 11, ,- 'TW23 ' 'Ag?'?+m gg 2 'na - N - ,- T-fs? Ak 5, ,- if 1 E, ifi A ,Q ,Li v, :ifvhJ,. Q . :Rexx , 1 . . gy. ew - ,Nqr-1 VY? 1 rw y, .jk s M ' f T'l1-ff' ? 395 Wir ' ,,,Qgl.,gi'. 4 Q.. V ., .A 1-was gg, gp x ff- t' 1.395 xg-.::4:,'-ggi ' ',f,1':, .X .rf Y-.mai QL. 'K . 'Wag'-gg. 2154351-151, F, ' F11 .FiL:+--fd-Nw - '-sf, , 'JF w n v lumix- J l , VA!! L A Irene Dolph nHer heart like the' noon is always chang- ing. But there's al- ways a man in it.u Glee Clubg Playg Pep Squad. ' A .XA 1. M04 f3CQ2Jfl-U ff f fwQwAac X f' , l 1 '.Genevieve Garrison l nGenerally ,speak- ing, and she is gen- erally speaking,she's Lawrence Hilbert WA oerson who shows himself friendly and' has friends.u Glee Clubg ball 0 J l a jolly good girl.U V ' Senior Wildcat staffg Sen- lor 5!4y3Qeacon'Stafh l glee Glubg Poi Squad. r Helen Godsey I NA sunny nature behind a smiling face.n , .Q ll Glee ClubgQand3Girls' Trio. MJXLQIEIA - I X W 9 P , .. A 1 I 1 4 . Y X Wilbur Hilbert A nwisen men oft in i silence s1t.N Q l Senior Play. V Basketg NQQ 9? -W 5KffnQ1kg Wilma Linville fig' NThe mirror of all courtesy? l, Glee Clubg Senior Playg De- lf bateg Beacon Staff. uw D E ,. fvifv 553:52 ' ' w'Yk4 fi 5' 3. fl fwi EQ. if : .. :' 3: 1 I i Z 5 M Q m ffffw, f 65335-iifui wr -. 1. 'Aff Y FT 4 s' Rf -50 .19 2, E 1 ' V . 'Vfhzv .?:,'j 5551 13 ' ,Q J . .w,..4,-an .. 1 W. 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W F M ., - ,1fq1',fn --2-H .gift ' 1 ,- w,giL:gfw3, ' . if .h rs ,: ' I .M M. Q.5 l- 'IA ' 'U . 'f - 'fm 1. ,KA fiffinx.-fT'.fW Wiz' m 1 .:i4gw. ea, f' 1' ' 1 1 5 . w .L , I ' 'v 1 :Mus I nr. .w,?i:,1. M-.102 W Q. 1 .3575 - 5, qlws 'f ' Ll 'WR' . V.. Q O . ,jimi 1. 1 -.X M 1 v wi wt 1 . Charles Lowrance uIt's not that I don't like to work, I'r just not in sym- pathy with it.N Glee Clubg Basket? ball: Senior Play. 9 fl -.J 'L U -Kb X 3 R1 QLX 'Y 3 X ,, it x. I 153' 5 . V- l f. I V!-'1'!!i '7 Beverly Masters WFor her lips could well pronounce words that were persuasiond' BandgGlee ClubgSen- ior Playgvolley Bally Pep Squadg Wildcat Staffg Beacon Staff. Betty Jean McDowell uAmong her hopes she lives? Glee Clubg Volley Ballg Pep Squadg Wildcqt Staff. I 'W Je ,B s tediant in gladnesg warm with winning guile.n Drum Majoretteg Pep Squodg Wildcat Staffg Beacon SEdTTg Glee CIu5g Boys' Glee Club Accompanist. 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'txt 'K' ne., 4 N Dorothy Patterson Uwe cent live. vwitheut love, A-' ' We can live without books, But civilized men canft live without cooks.n Glee Clubgwildcat Staff. o ' n-. QC M i Q I ! . P 4 ,,,...,--f ' N : 1 o 'ai 49.4 G32L Dorothy Jean'Peter uHer voice is low and sweet.n Glee Clubg Senior Playg Wildcat .Stnffg Tieaoon 5f5TTf'Pep Squad. I xx .X V! v M 1 A , i, 2,1.ff.fy 3 , , 'P',:f?31 i' ui ne fx' ii I .WV +1 :jf ag: wa? f , r .Ailjaxzi 'SH 1 , 'ii lf' . , . . .L 1 gig, 'W :FT wa. x-I R1 , ff x 4'?Q' 1613, ,,g,3f:1.- ' w flfffflaim-wh-53 if: , 1 Q -f,-fag' 0 , , .1 c ,A ,L-. Jane nQuiet A... r wr Randall Dorthy Veatch and unassum- Y 'She that hath know- ing she winds her j ledge -spareth her way.n 1 words.n 1 Genieva Yeager uHer ways are ways of pleas- antness.n Volley Ballg Glee Clubg Wildcat Staff. Class Motto: The higher we rise, the broader the view. September 2, 1940 . . Class Colors: Rose and Silver, Class Flower: The Rose. SENIOR CALENDAR . . . . . . . . . School began September Q 0 0 0 1 A o o o 0 I Q Senior rings ordered November 1, 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Senior Play November 15 . . . . Pictures takens at -Crow?s Studio November 26 . . . . Announcements,caps and gowns chosen December 14 . . . . Senior candidate for Queen of the Basketball Tournament crowned March 12, 15 . . . WWho's Whoa chosen for the yearbook April 7 . . A . . . . . . Senior Day in Maryville May 2'. . .-- . . . . . . -Junior-Senior banquet May 10. . . . . . . . . Senior trip May ll . . . . . . . . Baccalaureate May 10, 1941 . . . . Commencement 'a PCVW, cg f- 4 ,4?X' x. X xi X X -o X xngd Vi . S cr at-9 'N I F1 OF .1 CJ ' 5 fb C5 Q 7 I I C.L A S S O F 1 9 4 2 gfafgjgilgg, ,M R X if , we have enjoyed our years of association thus far: and I are .looking forward to our senior year with hope and kg, pleasure. While enjoying the comradeship of our associ- V ates, we hope also to gain sufficient knowledge to enable us to become worthy graduates of S.H.S. next spring. ' M In Back row--Junior Hitchcock, Roger Lee Barrett, Mr. Smirl and Miss Jones, class sponsors, Dale 'Jbhnson, Monty Wilson. Middle row--Robert Barrett, Vivian Zwilson, Mary .Kempf, Doris 'O'Riley, Mary Ann Yates, .Mary 'Esther Reynolds, Richard Barrett. Front row--Dorothy Lee Martin, Virginia O'Riley, Louese . Strickler, Virginia McGinness, Bonnie Shields, Mary Ann McClurg, Homer Lowrance. Absent--Floyd Linville. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . -... . ........ Monty Whlson Vice-president . . . Mary Ann McClurg Secretary . . . . Dorothy Martin Treasurer . . . 9 0 . . . . . . . Mary Esther Reynolds Student Assembly Representat.ves . . . . . . MQnLy Wilson Roger Lee Barrett . 'ta I . . if 5 ua s 1 M . , . Egfr 17' lv W 1 -Y, W - , ' ki. ,lil ,V Y Q :- 1 , 2 M ,na .. f A .. 4 - 1547 VI: ,we , ?' , BW: ff 3? 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Back row--Mary Katherine Owens, Ruth Lowrance, Mable Louise Deffenbaugh, Donald King, Charles Mor- ton, Kathryn Major, Fern Reese. Front row--Lansing Reese, Lester Parman, Junior Gorman, Mr. Bridges, class sponsor, Maurice Bartram, Jack Jordan, Kenneth Owens. Absent--Charlene Mulvaney, Joe Renfro, William Bunyan, FHESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . Lansing Reese Vice-president . . . Donald King Secretary . . . . . , . . . Fern Reese Treasurer . , , . . . . . . . . . . . Maurice Bartram Student Assembly Representatives . . . . Jack Jordan Maurice Bartram CD U3 O IJ I-J CO I-P UP fqqxx GQ!! 1 xx its X 'CCQTUTZT U73 D OD .e,,, Qgagy. J. 1 5 1 1 W QW Y 1 A - ,QW , ' . ' ., -, 'We . - ,,g,.,,4 kg ' g'5? 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Q1 iq, f 4 A , V ..-, .-9 -..QQ -f 5 .-.',5 -1,331 5 1 ., ? 41 1 -fy Q . 5 e :Jffifff-w,, ' 1332: . 41 I I 1 'Q it-9-..., ...M v.LY .- iii, A W V2 3 sb . fx 15 wr-5 '. - ' i l . 1 4 2 Q 3 5 4 L 1 11 i '4- 4 . gg, , fl ' . -'B!fE.4ia. 1 - . I-. , E 4 v vii' 'Q ' lr .JS z M? , mea 1 45 4-v B E A C 0 N S T A F F The Beacon staff of l94Q-'41 has endeavored to reflect a picture of our school life and the spirit of friendli- ness that prevails. In working out the theme of ROADS for this yearbook, we used as our insniration the senior motto: The hieher we rise the broader the view, If this book--theothird yearbook that our high school has published--brings you some moments of pleasure, or finds even a tiny corner on your shelf of memories as you trav- el along life's road, we shall have been amply rewarded. E Standing--Miss Hash, Beacon sponsor, Genevieve Garrison, Dorothy Jean Peter,Guila Fletchall, Don Barberg Seated--Jeanne McGinnis, Wilma Linville, Kathryn Wright, Paul iFletcha1l, Katherine Cottrell, Beverly Masters. Q STAFF EditOI' Q 1 n Q 9 l o o 4 Q Kathlqyn Business Manager . 1 . . 4 . . . . Paul Fietchall Associate Editors . . . . Wilma Linville Genevieve Garrison . Katherine Cottrell Dorothy Jean Peter Art Ed.itOI' 4 Q n o Q I 0 s o Fletchall Assistant Art Editor , . . . . . Paul Fletchall Assistant Business Manager . . . . . Don Barber Typists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverly Masters Jeanne McGinnis Faculty sponsor . . . . . . . . Miss Mary N. Hash v 'L 14 . 'L . 'B ik T2 1 5. , K . J 1 P 14' 1. , 5 x ' tl? 55 6 1.9, Q 1 pf u V. 4 if Jig 51 , if q,,, ,:. 3. fl - - ,. , ,. r .M 'J' .-' 'v qi- . ' W, I I - r . . 'A . 1' ' -' 3' W' 0' K .s ,z Y. ?.N. f as ,V ,Q .- V4 .f 4 gf1' 4? .iw 2 5 F'- .,. -QQJSQ1 if EA , ,N ,Af f -pgs?-ri: ,, 'H ,-Pl' '-W'-ft - :ff . J, x uf. Mxfk T H E W I L D C.A T 5 The Wildcat, the school newspaper, is stencil d a-d mimeographed at school by a class of five members, inter- ested in newspaper work, taught by Miss Hash and by the advanced typing class taught by Mr. Bridges. The paper, besides presenting advance news concerning school events, provides a record of past activities of interest to the student body. A fl--Q 1 . 5.1 1 Y 1 1 1711? , Back row--Dorothy Patterson, Kathryn Wright, Geneva Year ger, Vivian Wilson, Barbara Dearmonte A Middle row--Miss Hash, news sponsor, Paul Fletchall, Paul Front row Editors-in O'Riley, Dorothy Jean Peter, Guila Fletchall, Katherine Cottrell, Genevieve Garrison, Betty Jean McDowell, Mr. Bridges, publication spon- sor. --Cseatedj Jeanne McGinnis, Beverly Masters. WILDCAQ,STAFF chief . . . Kathryn Wright, first semester Paul Fletchall, second semester Assistant Editors . . Genevieve Garrison, Guila Fletchalh Dorothy Jean Peter, Katherine Cottrell Music Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vivian Wilson Sports Filter and nscrubbyn cartoon . . . Paul Fletchall Typists , ,Barbara Dearmont, Betty Jean McDowell, Jeanne Meiinnis, Beverly Masters, Dorothy Patterson, Geneva Yeager, Paul O'Riley, Richard Argo. Faculty sponsors4Hiss Mary N. Hash, Mr. Archie F. Bridges A ,fe '91 e 1 . , 5' J fi .g ,gi yy- x -, -fi H ,523 iw: 5 5 'S fs,,r4gg4'E 2 sfrfissge Q Jgf5,I','f w Q 'a 51,1 , , Q , ' -nw-W. I ,, - A , ' - .glfwisl I ,V A --'P V -113233493-fL,q: i -- VL Q5 ' , f' 'L,'jj'Kp?3?' ' ' gm, Q View what 1 V I . lah 4929 ' 5,-,2-L rl ff. S, V Iifawffiif, .12- 41 v: ' w 4 , . , ggv-1.-.QQLJ fg. A, FQ 5 Q ,Q gig 15 jg: -- i g wi ' 4 ff-5 .5 ', Q' iff- 1 s 4 5 A f q 4,45 1 ,, - Sling L?e2?i ' , . ' 4 ' f VS' J 2 'wh '- , ff' 'EEN ',2?,i1i5.:1 . A ggi A f 'ifs Qiifi- lfmfwa -A if f L - 4 4 f ge. i W 55.59 , , rf-51135, , P1 3 Tvzggyf -3. V, Q ,- 1' 1 Nmiif ' V , My Ai: .L , -, 21 ' Y i?y-. ' -' wi ' ' T3 f 2:5 ' fi ' 553' . ' X M K' -mfg .3 3 .. 4 M . ' , W 51 A 5515? K ff? P . f ff, - - QE 'Q ' 5 iQ , , ' fi i' ' ix E 'Q 'Asha 1 1 'x . Us -4' xx ,Aw , VFW . .1 f 1 Q 4' , -,. X .gy , N .wigv N -,WAV Q'f. w Z T ,, . if 'vqgj lx 'V S K I D M O R E S The S. H. S. Band, under Tompkins has become one of of our high school. All students who have or C H O O L B A N D the direction of Mr. Laverne the ourstanding organizations can obtain instruments are ac- cepted for membership. There are two divisions of the band, one a concert band and the other a beginning band. The band is used for many functions, including exchange programs with other schools and home basketball games. k Back row--Stanley Worl, clarinet, Dorothy Martin, bass drum, Eleanor Jean Reese, clarinet, Roger Lee Barrett, trombone and drum major, Helen Godsey, saxaphone, Mary Esther Reynolds, clarinet, Mr. Tompkins, director, Mary Ann McClurg, bass, ' Third row--Jeanne fMeGinnis, drum majorette, Donald King, clarinet, Richard Barrett,'bassf drum: Robert Bare rett, snare drum, Douglas King, clarinet, Charles Parman, trombone, Vivian lilson, baritone, Mgnty W11S0n,' Saxa- phone, Glenn Appleman, trumpet, Louese Strickler, alto and drum majorette. f Second row--Beverly Masters, clarinet, Doris Ann Martin, snare drum, Nancy Ellen' Zook, clarinet, Bob 'Masters, cymbals, Anna Lee' Logan, trumpet, Doris Hart, mascot, Virginia McGinness, alto, Bonnie Shields,lbass, Franklin Colwell, trombone, Conner Kedsker, clarinet. ' Front row--J. D. Stafford, clarinet, Max Jordon, trum- pet, Donald Paul Hart, trumpet, Bob Hitchcock, trumpet, Lester Parman, trumpet, John Henry jPatterson, clarinet, Dean King, snare drum, Lansing Reese, baritone. Absent--Marilyn Colwell, trumpet, Bob Keever, trumpet, Billy Keever, clarinet, J. W Hart, clarinet, Richard Argo, French horn. u C7 T I .S sl C ,., 4 . f 1 Lal , .S . A32 7 if A41 ffl i , ' M1 15,12 Gi 2- if 'rf-fflfifigi if-ff . 1 ?E!1:b1gr - -,nxggpw-. LMI: L5 .,',5s. A K L- 6 a fig T41 Q., ,Q -f .5 I, .,x -N.: ' ' g ' I: . 5 1 vw -252' ,Q:5i9S'4 2-W , 2:6152 ff, 'wif 1 fd: 1 - wg ma, -' F , T' 1 H 4 Q7 vg gzgxsf' ,jake ,555 3 '5,g1A N564- 'aew - WH wgpn?-iq - wi:. ..i5g9:. .4 Q' L -12,-1 ffffm L- x ,V 45111 pemfgfz if ggvmg, v4 AQ, , 3' W' vi. ' , wwf rw ,, 2 iw - :QQY254 . 'HSQSQJ 'nu PU, Q, bk f m ' 'YT-V 451-'fizfx' 3 fy J . Q, E 1 if-gr in: i, Jg51,3 ' Y . Wi-W?-l'l7A'i ,, fm M G L E E C L U B S A N D M I X E D C H O R U S There are seventy-two members in the two glee clubsEiGiE55 thirty-four in the boys' glee club and thirty-eight in the girls' glee club. Out of this group there is a mix- ed chorus composed of thirty-six members. i N Y-7 V X Back row+-Lois Murphy, Kathryn Major, Mary Kempf, Hel- en Godseyw, Wilma Smith, Pat Hasty, Ralph Peter, Homer Lowrance, Charles Parmanw, Douglas Kings, Roger Lee Bar- retts, Richard Barrettw, Bob Lowrancer, Mr. Tompkins. ' Fifth row--Charles Morton, Donald King,Conner Medskerw, Ted Barbers, Jeanne McGinniss, Betty Jean McDowell, Wilma Linvilles, Lois 'June Reynolds, Letha Murphy, Mary -Ann Yates, Genieva Yeager, Helen Ruth Neese. ' Fourth row--Paul O'Rileys, Robert Barrettw, Vivian Vdlh sons, Dorothy Martins, Charles Lowrance, Irene Dolpha, Lawrence Hilbertw, Mary Esther Reynolds, Anna Lee Loganr, Ruth Lowrance, Anna Be1le:Morton. ' Third row--Genevieve Garrisons, Beverly lMastersa, Mary Ann MeClurg, Eleanor Jean Reesea, Doris O'Riley, Virginia O'Riley, Doris Ann Martin, Lois Jean Lowrance, Geraldine Yeager, Beverly Crockettw, Margaret O'Riley. ' Second row--Katherine Cottrella, Guila Fletchalla, Dor- othy Jean Peters, Louese Stricklerw, Virginia McGinness, Bonnie Shields, Betty Thompsona,Mable Louise Deffenbaugh, Clara Crockettr, Betty Stevens, Mary Katherine Owens, Fern Reese. ' ' Front row--Lester Parmanw, Donald Paul Hart, James Mur- phys, Lansing Reesea, Junior Hitchcock, Stanley Worlw, Bob Hiichc ckw, Maurice Bartram, Franklin Colwell, J. W, Hart,Delmcf Proffitt,Leslie Abrams4,Johr'dfnry'PaBternont Absent--Marilyn Colwellh, Richard Argos, Charlene Mul- vaney,Joe Rcnfro,Bill Runyon,Gene Dearment,Charlcs Major. R indicates Mixed Chorus members. SU 5 ik' K .J i W fj I u I 'V ,, -we Q ' 14 7 5 L, , A ' . -ps .' Wi 'JJ' X- . f!y59'Wf 'fa I1-.-fx S! 'k19'- .4 ,L ,r J- 4, V' c,'. r. . 4 1 M? , . Q ,-,a if. 1- I -K '? S 1 I fn' y M U S I O A C H I E V E M E N T , BAND GROUPS: . After having playeiQSaturday night concerts throughouk C, the summer months last year, the band made its initia L appearance this school term at the Skidmore Punkin Show. 'I Last fall the band was invited to play at the Guilford Fair and the Graham -School Carnival, and was invited to , enter a marching band contest at the Pickering Horse Show, This spring the band entered the District Music Contest g. at Maryville and received a III rating. E5 Soloists and small groups from the band are as follows: 1- Menty Wilson, saxaphone, who received a I rating at the Maryville Contest, Lester Parman, trumpet, who received a . III rating at the contest, Roger Lee Barrett, trombone, 4:3 who is eligible to the State Contest by receiving a I rating at the National Contest last year, clarinet quar- tet, composed of Eleanor Jean Reese, Stanley Worl,Douglas ' King, and Conner Ledsker, which received a IV rating at the contest, and the brass quartet,made up of Lester Par- man, Bob Hitchcock, Lansing Reese, and Richard Argo,which received a V rating at the Maryville Contest. ' The following band members, Monty Wilson, saxaphone so- I loist, Lester Parman, trumpet soloist, and Roger Barrett, trombone soloist, due to their Maryville ratings are made eligible for the State Contest at Columbia, Missouri. I The band has been invited ate attend.sthe.Apple-Blossom Festival to be held in St. Joseph on May 2. VOCAL GROUPS: i The mixed chorus, which is selected from the combined J glee clubs, has made several good showings this year. It went to the Tarkio Contest, Harch 7, 1941, and received a H rating of II. Participation in the District Music Contest I at Maryville brought the mixed chorus a rating of II. y Both the girls' and the boys' glee clubs received a III. From the mixed chorus, small vocal groups have been se- - lected. The groups and their Maryville ratings are: girls' trio, composed of Eleanor Jean Reese,Helen Godsey, and Vivian Wilson, II, boys' quartet, composed of Lansing Reese, Douglas King,Conner Medsker,and Roger Lee Barrett, I II3 and mixed quartet, made up of Eleanor Jean Reese,Viv- ian Wilson, Lansing Reese, and Roger Barrett, II. Eleanor Jean Reese, soprano soloist, received a III rating at Maryville, Vivian Wilson, alto, received a II, and Roger Barrett, bass, is eligible to the state contest by having received a II rating at the Rational Contest last year. The following groups and soloists were made eligible for the State Contest at Columbia, Missouri, April 25, 1941, by their Maryville ratings: Vivian Wilson, alto solo, mixed quartet, boys' quartet, and mixed chorus. The majority of the soloists and musical groups have I appeared during the year at one or more of the follewingg I the Women's Christian Service meetings, the Rockford il Church, the Lurr Oak Church, the Methodist Church, 4-H Club meetings, P. T. A. meetings, and school assemblies. u I A ffflka pr fi ia? 'us if ,yi W AM .1 55 ,, Q 35251 ., ff , 31 M M1 :vm H Q2 1. 1 , .nw . Q 1 M f --1.3 19,4 C ' k tJff5'+:'f,, - tx. , 1 ,Q 1 I +A if xi: .af 3? is if gg 'u I ' 31 . if , 1? 1 Qff,Si:E'?+ :hi Er? 5? if , . ,jen , ,Q : ,ri N ' 1 -, ff' , I .5 :V -. '1 r, . . .973 kr. .4 , . 1 , 4, , .JE ' V ,M 1- rf , , ,M H S P E E C H A C H I E V E M E N T X 1 'T M ,xfggx The work in Speech for the year 1940-41 has been5nEil U fined largely to class activity, although we have taken Qin part in contests, and public programs. The following one- aet plays were given during the yearg L QERISTMAS TRIMMINQS BY MARGUERITE PHILLIPS QZD ree so r'ee'e L Uncle Joe Bickford . . . . . . . . . . Roger Lee Barrett Cv? Aunt Kate Bickford . . . . . . . Beverly Masters 7 Mrs. Jefferson P. Saunders . . , Katherine Cottrell Mr. Jefferson P. Saunders . . . . . . Ted Barber ,Tx Sz'lUI1dCI'S 0 o A 0 o 0 0 o Dorothy Martin I Jeppy Saunders . . . . . . . . . . Don Barber Deborah Mosely . . . . Kathryn Wright Barbara Shields . . . . . . . . . . . Dorothy Patterson KPN ku This p1ay,postponed twice, was finally presented Jan. 5. U I GRATITQQE BY GEORGE MILTON SAVAGE, JR. Mrs. Macgreger . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverly Masters A Mrs. Jason Featherstone . . . Dorothy Patterson Jenny Dorn, maid . . . . . Katherine Cottrell Mrs. Rudy Caldwell . . . . Jeanne McGinnis Mrs. Guy Evers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Irene Dolph This play was given a rating of II in the elimination contest. THE BRIDE WORE REQ EEJAMAS BY HAROLD J. KENNEDY Mrs. Richter 9 o o 0 Q 9 0 0 0 s n o s 0 o Vvrigh-t Virginia Richter . . . Dorothy Martin Benson, the butler . . Conner Medskcr Lord Percy Q o o 0 0 n s s Q U Barber Gerry Wilson o o n o 0 o 0 o u o 0 0 c 0 o 9 0 Don Ba-rbor This play was rated III in the elimination contest. IT TOOK A'WOMAN BY LAURA MILLER Ariralla Cameron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Helen Godsey Neil Cameron . . . . . . . Paul O'Riley N Shade Turnidge . . . Charles Lowrance A Sheriff Anders . . . . Homer Lowrance Harker' n o o A 0 0 c 0 0 c o o 0 a a o s u q, Richard Argo Bundy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Don Barber THE PROPOSAL BY ANTON CHEKOV Stepan Stepanoviteh Chubukov . . . . . . . Paul Fletehall I Nataiya stopanovna . . . . . . . . euiia Fletchall Q Ivan Vassileviteh Lomov . . . . . Roger Lee Barrett s 5. '21 5. 3+ i mn rw yv , Xu 1 in ag, 1 . .EJEMEQ A ,lrfii i 5 1' 275-Qi 'f wz, ,,1 ,N 14,.V., I iff 4' 'K . fqfif -l, .Wi V f , Z-E11 1-555 11254 .,!' 15:3 lg 7-i ' E' 'fi ' V mt , ', f-. . wa , Y1f4'.-w 5' i, ' 4, 11'-11? 5 ' '- ' 1 ' Q 52 Q QT- :+P ,Q :wc req? V . 11:21 E., P o O y.0x -1s.,PEEcH. ACHIEVEMENT Q fcontinueo from the preceding pagej I On Monday afternoon, March 51, an elimination con s ' ' gtg' u , . H ' I was held in the high school auditorium to determine which of the last four plays named should represent Skidmore at ' the county contest. The play The Pro osal was chosen and this play was also given first ratgng in the Nodaway County Contest held Tuesday Evening, April l, 1941. READINGS On March 7, Kathryn Wright received a rating of II Wiul I the humorous reading nTipping off Teachern at the Tarkio Speech and Music Festival. Warbara Dearmont also entered l fx n i with the dramatic reading Uhidnapped,U but was not rated. On April 2, Kathryn Uright entered the Nodaway County Contest with the same humorous reading, and received a rating of I. , . . d a y a S, on-,Trove ' , r 4 Wilma Linville gave the eration HAnd Sudden Death,U by J. C. Furnas in the county contest and received a I. Kathryn Wright prepared an original eration which she T gave at the Maryville Festival, April 19. MARYVILLE CONTEST RATINGS The Skidmore High School mas represented at the Spring y Festival at Maryville, April l9, by four entries. Kath4 l ryn Wright, in Prose Reading, received a rating of Vg y Roger Lee Barrett, in Poetry Reading, received a rating of IIQ Kathryn Wright in 'Original Oration, received a rating of I5 and the play, The Proposal, received a rat- ing of II in the Une-act Play Contest. DEVATE J The debate question this year was, Resolved: That the Powers of the Federal Government Be Increased. Vivian Wilson and Mary Ann McClurg debated the affirmative and Wilma Linville and Kathryn Wright, ,f'., the negative. The teams did not enter the county tournament. SPEECH LETTERS Several people have earned almost enough points to re- ceive a speech letter for this year and by the ond of school will have made public appearances sufficient to comply with the requirements. At the close of the 1959- I 40 school year,speech letters were given to Guila Fletchf all, Wilma Linville, Barbara Doarmont, Paul Fletchall, Kathryn Wright, and Joe Littler. State Proficiency Speech certificates were earned by the above named pupils, and H also by Donald Bassett. S Ve. -5' .fl J q. it vga- wg: , -J SENIOR PLAY f !4' n 'li Mistakes at the Blakes',' a three-act farce, was -r Q. gm' , 'f sented by members of the senior class of the Skidmore High School on Friday and Saturday nights, November 1 and 2, 1940. Tho play was well attended both nights. After having paid all of their expenses, the seniors were able to save approximately forty-five dollars, which was used for the senior trip that had been looked forward to so eagerly by the class all year. The action of 'Mistakes at the Blakes',' which was pro- duced by special arrangement with Row, Peterson and Com- pany, took place in the room' of Tom and Gary Blake, at Mrs. Perkins' boarding house, in a city in the Middle- West. The play program read as follows: CHARACTERS Cin order of appearanceb: Gary Blake, who tries to be an author . . Paul Fletchall Tom Blake, his brother, also with journalistic tendencies Ted Barber Mrs. Perkins, an unsympathic landlady . . Wilma Linville Herman Carter, a lawyer . . . . . . . . -Charles Lowrance 'Ducky Lucky' Larson, a girl who wants what she wants . . ' Irene Dolph Roberta Sims, a unwitting complication . Guila 'Fletchall Billikins, a prize fighter, 'Ducky Lucky's' brother . . . ' Charles Parman Mrsa Greengas, one of the nervous boarders.Kathryn Wright Ike, an expressman . . . . . . . . . . . Franklin Golwell Mike, an expressman . . . . . . . . . . . William Morton Mrs. Carter, the better half of Mr. Carter . . . .r. . . ' Beverly Masters Mrs. Zinkle, employed by the Home for Feeble Minded , . . ' Dorothy Jean Peter A nurse, Mrs. Pinkle's assistant . . . Genevieve Garrison Student Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . lilma Linville Stage Managers . . . . William Morton and Wilbur Hilbert Ushers: Jeanne jMcG1nnis, Betty Jean' McDowell, Dorothy Patterson, Jane Randall, Letha Murphy, and Barbara Dear- mont. ' Director . . . . . . Miss Mary N. Hash HNTH'ACTE A Senior Girls' Trio: Katherine Cottrell, Beverly Mastsrs, Helen Godsey. , SOPPHIIO Solo Q n o 0 0 0 o A o s 0 o a Katherine COttl'S11 Accompanied by Jeanne McGinnis Q 1 I 1 I A W , w 1 1 I . 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At the beginning of the school year the group organized and elected Dor- othy Jenn Peter as president, Mary Ann KcClurg as vice- president, Vivian Wilson as secretary and treasurer, Louese Strickler and Wilma Smith as Cheer Leaders, and Beverly Masters as assistant cheer leader. The height of the pep squad's glory during the year was the flash light drill which they gave at thc crowning of the Queen of the Invitation Tournament, At the close of thc season the girls took the basket- ball boys to a motion picture in Maryville and treated them to cokos and sandwiches after the shew. 1 I 1 1 I Q Back row--Dorothy Jaan Yet r, Eleanor Jean Uo,se,.Jeanne McGinnis, Betty Jean McDowell, Vary Ann iMe- Clurg, Beverly T sters, Lois June ycynolds. MiddlO POW--Genevieve Carr son, Dorothy Hartin, Vivian Wilson, Mary Esther Reynolds, Doris O'Ri1ey, Anna Lee Logan, Tiss Crater, sponsor. 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V 0 L L E Y D A L L T E A M In spite of this having been the first year our school has had an organized volley ball team, the girls made a remarkably good showing. They took part in 12 games, of which they won 5. With this year's experience behind them the girls will be expected to start off with a bang next year and keep up the good work. The team will, however, miss the ser- vices of Beverly Masters, Betty Jean McDowell, Anna Belle Morton, Geneiva Yeager, and Barbara Dearmont who are mem- bers of the graduating class. The nine girls who made the highest number of points in the games this season and the number of points each made were: Beverly Masters, 47, tary Esther Reynolds, 58, Mary Kempf, 52, Geraldine Yeager,l9, Kathryn Major, 18, Louese Strickler, 18, Betty Jean McDowell, l4, Lois Murphy, 15, and Vivian Wilson, 13. The members of the team were selected by Mr. Smirl from the girls' physical education classes. 1 W K Back row--Mary Kempf, junior, Kathryn Major, freshman, Genieva Yeager,senior, Mary Ann Yates, junior, Mary Esther Reynolds, junior, Mr. Walter W. Smirl, coach, Dorothy Martin, junior, Barbara Dearmont, senior, Mary Ann McClurg, junior, Beverly Masters, senior. Front row--Mary Katherine Owens, freshman, Ruth Lowrance, freshman, Lois Murphy, sophomore, Clara Crock- . ett,sophomore, Pnna Belle Morton, senior, Ger- aldine Yeager, sophomore, Vivian Wilson, jun- ior, Louese Strickler, junior, Betty Jean Mc- Dowell, senior, June Hasty,eighth grade, Doris Ann Martin, eighth grade, Lois Jean Lowrance, eighth grade. M I - I I I I I I Im! 'f U. I r,..,, I I I I ff I1 I x -f , . , Q' :nv if ,tina 2 , ' I-Q ' I I Is- i'4'x Q A I I I V5 ,V I ' sg. ,. . I 'Y Y.. IW, an I I 1. I 14.4 rf ...I I I I I I I I .-I I I I If ffffil 5 ,, fi Iv I WI I I I S K I D M O R E W'I L D C A T S With only three of last year's lettermen with which to begin the basketball season, the team, under the coaching of Mr. Walter Smirl, made remarkable progress. The players were'quitefinexperionced, but each boy made commendable individual improvement and by the end of the season was playing much improved ball. The players to receive first team letters for the l94O- '41 season were: Don Barber, Ted Barber,Charles Lowrance, Charles Parman, Paul Fletchall, Lawrence Hilbert,and Paul O'Riley, seniors, Roger Lee Barrett and Dale Johnson,jun- iors, and Ralph Peter, sophomore. ,,.,.........., . 4 i 4 , n l vw.. 4 Back row---Bob Hitcheqck, sophomore, Stanley Worl, soph- omore, reserve letter, Bob Lowrance, sopho- more, Monty Wilsons, junior, Homer Lowrance, junior, Pat Hasty, sophomore, reserve letter, Robert Barrett, junior, reserve letter, James cDowell sophomore. Middle row-lIZ4ran1f1in'ce1we11, senior, Roger Lee Barremeee, junior, Ralph Peter, jr.r, sophomore, Don Bar- bers, senior, Ted Barbers, senior, Charles Lowranceas, senior, Richard Barrett, junior, reserve letter. Front row--Charles Parmanr, senior, Paul Fletchallr, sen- ior, Dale Johnsonr, junior, Mr. Walter W. Smirl, Coach, Lawrence Hilbertr, senior, Paul O'Rileys, senior. r indicates player has received one first team letter as indicates player is second year letterman JIYT TLT-5 1113- '-9 . Tp-,. L ,eu I Q X V V vo rf 'find Q. ' V qu qi 42, ei' g3vao'Q4,h l if -g. N 'V- 4 QW , anff I W my ' M ' 3 , .Q ' , K 1 . v ,T , , ,. I. ni 'elf l ' 'A 3 5 1 Cu' VI ' - xifilf-fK'. 4. ' f ' W fi 9 ' ,L f gl 5 I .. ,, 5 we I 15,5 . xx. H U 'm 1 . ifliff, i . W1 ,w W4 1 ff3?Q575.,,m3 Hg' 3f'ff:'?2 f'f,S TFA r' Q I.: ! f f wal 1 x-4 W I L D C A T C A G E S U M M A R Y The Cat basketball season drew to an unsuccessful close March 18 when the undaunted Skidmore combination accepted defeat for the thirtieth time. However, this season, like every other, had its high points, and the six victories the boys did capture stand out vividly in their list of accomplishments. Unlike the first team the second string stacked up a goodly number of victorios,winning nine out of a possible seventeen. The varsity's little brother, the Housecats, followed suit with six successes in ton attempts. COMPOSITE FIRST AND SECOND TEAM RECORD my The great downfall of the season was the failure of the Skidmore quintet to tally on charity shots,missing enough in many cases to give them an easy victory. During the season they hit only 255 times in the 560 chances given them. However, a considerably better average was tacked up on double pointers. On field goals alone the 'Cats scored 850 points, 148 of which may be attributed to Don Barber. A comparison of how the Skidmore ,combination checked up against their opponents is seen in the rela- tive score of 1329 for the opposition and 1069 for the boys in black and gold. A - ' AWARDS - Competition for positions' on the first five was wide open all season, consequently lettermen were hard to choose. The seniors who rated first team awards received fldbkbl A wrt 1: 1 dth figs sa?E0?1?1i4if'cna19i21Q 111l.lgwrgng1el?1TlSg'? Boiygaibefffiggff Lawrence HilbertK95J, Charles Parmanl86J, Paul Fletchall 1777, and Paul O'Ri1eyf56l. The remaining boys who came up to first team specifications and received the customa- ry letters were: Roger Barrettl78J, Ralph PoterK47J, and Dale Johnsonl45J. ' Those who didn't quite make the grade for varsity mono- grams, but received second team letters were Richard Bar- rett Robert Barrett, Monty Wilson, Pat Hasty, and Stan- ley Worl. Other members of the team, whose services many times were indispensable, wereg Franklin Celwell, soniorg Homer Lowrance, junior, Bob Lowrance, James McDowell, Bob Hitchcock, sophomorcsg Lansing Reese, Junior Gorman, and Don King, freshmen. INDIVIDUAL RECORD Of somewhat greater interest than the composite team record is the individual playerfs standings. Don Barber was high scorer with 74 double pointers and 18 free throws, a total of 166 points for he season. Don had a greater number of field goals than any of his team-mates, but Charles Lowrance ran up 28 points on free throws,out- distancing Roger Barrett by only two points. Charles Low- e iv TLsFrTfzrfzH: YH I f ...R My., ,M , 3 ' f 211-L 4 'fi -33? na- A A figsge 1511 rr. 43,5-, 'Tig , :QW ,D .x , 1 Y'f.!3g4..,. ,L , I5 ,W V 1, I, 5 , 'fi Q .Q . .HW w, -iv lizfiifd 4- , f-- -f. wp, 1. 1 ' 313' .ww Y, I 1. .2 .wiffefgg ' , r . -.,f. nv, 'L .73 vfvpkr f .Wag X, ,,, , ,f JI. .Afe'f'I 'f3- ' Sqn E J' ,vii Wiiia It-fa 1115? 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Othcr information may be gleaned from the following table which lists the fifteen boys who made the most points: ' FG ' FT ' F ' Player TF ' Don Barber ' 74 ' 18 ' 51 ' 166 ' Charles Lowrance ' 46 ' 28 ' 69 ' 120 ' Lawrence Hilbert ' 41 ' 19 ' 48 ' 101 ' Paul Fletchall ' 41 ' 17 ' 67 ' 99 ' Roger Barrett ' 28 ' 26 ' 22 ' 82 ' Dale Johnson ' 29 ' 17 ' 21 ' 75 ' Paul O'Riley ' 22 ' 15 ' 44 ' 59 ' Ted Barber ' 19 ' 20 ' 60 ' 58 ' Charles Parman ' 21 ' 14 ' 65 ' 56 ' Richard Barrett ' 19 ' 18 'V 54 ' 56 ' Robert Barrett ' 17 ' 10 ' 41 ' 44 ' Ralph Peter ' 16 ' 10 ' 20 ' 42 ' Pat Hasty ' 16 ' 6 ' 14 ' 58 ' Monty Wilson ' 12 ' 5 ' 26 W 29 ' Stanley Worl ' cl2 1 1 ' 14 ' 25 ' Total ' 415 ' 224' ', 5-55 ' 1050 ' CAPTAINS Don Barber, Ted Barber, Charles Lowrance,Reger Barnett, and Dale Johnson have all served as captains on the first stringg and Paul O'Riley, Monty Wilson, Stanley Worl, and Richard Barrett in the second team line-up. No all-season captain was chosen for either team, but one boy, was ap- pointed to fill that position for the duration of each contest. Each captain was picked on the lfollowing five points: Kllknowledge of the game,C2Jcalmness Uunder.fireY l5Jnatural flare for strategy, f4Junderstanding of the rules, and f5Dabi1ity as a natural leader. COACH CThe following material is a sum ary of an 'informal interview with Mr. Smirl.1 Mr. Smirl expects next yeir's combination to be the best since he has coached at Skidmore. The boys are shap- ing up fine, and by next season it is anticipated that they will have developed a speed and accuracy which will carry them far in interscholastic competition. The boys are given a mark to shoot at by a description of Mr. Smir1's conception of an ideal player. This ideal player would not necessarily be a Wsuperman,U but would have physical ability and level-hcuded-cleverness backed by an undeniable determination to win. His attitude would be dominantly cooperative toward beth his coach and his fellows. He would play for sheer love of the game and not with the superficial intent of Wmaking a lctter,W which when poorly or deceptively gained becomes only a piece of felt and chenille. - 1 2'f'J f fi? Vs ,, K E: 'i jr ,, . , v 'ft'- nd ,lf 'Fix-25 1'-rggjijill .. .NLM f lr ,- az- 4- 2 Q 491,51 if L iff 'E k lei' -'JAQJQ lil fy 1: zvf5'if:Xii'z ' . . 345-G Q I ! P: L41 ,-xy , , my f f is-Q v ' 5 1- .. ,Q 'i ' I'f4'L??1gL ,-V f-f , ' -?f.-psiiggg ' . L-ff' , A ,I .., , -1. ,A , ,, :TL we-. P if sh x ffg,xlI'p ' X 5? 5.-,Ein f '35 PM 'L 5 ? -1' -f f 5.5km 'i wff m 43' MSI? i+'f'23' 1, K-- 19s'k1 . 1 '-7' 3: 53152.14-,M ' 51 131 V2 .5535 1,2551 LM? 'fel 5' f :m2,::f21 ' j:..-1' Vg H -f., gi 'Z QSVEJTE ' Q . ip- Tv Q ffiflff' R ,. 1 Q .g.,-,fi E 2 , wig A ,in J 6 f. , vi r ' .- .:-fP' ,,l I 'ggi Mg., A . :I 1' ' 1 5gF g1fjjjj'T N 1112191 IBF HU Nl! W1LFll1lll1Ql.HlNl i I i i C O U R S E O F S T U D Y The Skidmore High School is accredited withf the state as offering thirty-three and three-fourths units. For a high school of approximately one-hundred students lexclu- sive of the seventh and eighth grades of junior highl our school offers an excellent and varied group of courses. ENGLISH The English department offers five units: English I, English II, American Literature, English Literature, and Speech. SOCIAL STUDIES Four units are offered in Social Studies: Citizenship, World History, American History, and American Problems. MATHEMATICS The department of Mathematics offers three units: A1- gebra I, Geometry, and one-half unit of Algebra II and one-half unit of Advanced Arithmetic. NATURAL SCIENCE General Science and Biology are the two courses offered in the field of Natural Science. LANGUAGES For a high school the size of this,it is rather unusual to find languages being offered. Here the students have an opportunity to study both first and second year Latin. PRACTICAL ARTS In the field of Practical Arts there are twelve units offered: Typing I, Typing II, Bookkeeping, General Busi- ness, Industrial Arts I, Industrial Arts II, Vocational Home Economics I, Vocational .Home Economics II, Related Home Economics Science, Related Home Economics Art, Gen- eral Agriculture I, General Agriculture II. FINE ARTS The Fine Arts department offers Art I, Art II, Funda- mentals of Music, Harmony,and a fourth unit each of Band, Glee Club, and Chorus. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Beth boys' and girls' Physical Education is taught, and one-half unit of Hygiene is given. I ? ,. ,, Y 3 2 . f E s 3 . af I . , 6 1 5 , I -. .I , ., 1 - ' 5 L , ? z. , E 1 .13 ,V rf 5 - A' . 31. ff ef.. '- LQ , xr i 2 K ,a -' 4 1 fi' qi .R A if L 5 4 'Q S 3 , Q 1 E -L :., i 4 x WQH O ' S W H 0 I N S. H. S. The high school students had a contest in March 1941 determine who should be listed among the 'Who's Who' of' ' the high school during the year of 1940-'4l. Dorothy Jean ' Peter won over Kathryn Wright by only one vote to receive the distinction of being the queen for this year's Beacon. Charles Parman, who won over Ted Barber by a margin of only three votes, has the honor of being king. Dorothy Jean Peter, Queen Charles Parman, King Prottiest girl. . Most handsome boy. wittiest gi:-1. . . wittiest boy. . . Most athletic girl Most athletic boy. Best actress. . . Best actor. . . . Best dispositioned Best dispositioned Most musical girl. Most musical boy, l I I O girl boy. .Dorothy Jean Peter .. . . Bob Lowrance Katherine Cottrell . . ..Lansing Reese Betty Jean McDowell . paul ovniley . . . Guila Fletchall . .Paul Fletchall . Barbara Dearmont . .Franklin Colwell 0 u .Vivian Xvilson . Roger Lee Barrett , 'M ? . l 'TPR 'Fifi' ein- wi i !'g'?T2. r -e 1 S A v I, x r PM 1+ 5 F' . W I sv i 5 s X I 5 0 I if Q Q A 'F MILESTCIES IN RETROSPECT In 1929, twenty pairs of tiny feet skipped gaily up the hill. Yes, we were in the first grade. Miss Iona Devers was our teacher. In March two more pairs of tiny feet, belonging to Don and Ted Barber, joined the first twenty to go to the'Skidmore Public School in the old building. Our enrollment was as follows: Jessie Lou Newton, Betty Jean McDowell, Delpha Chaney, Doris Mae Littles, Maxine Messner, Anna Belle Morton, Ruth Heig- ler, Betty Jane Randall,.Letha Mae Murphy, Jenny Bose Bennett, Franklin CoJ:wevI'l,f- Richard Argo, George Hicker- son, Dale Johnson, Wilbur Hilbert, Darold Kaughman,Rob- ert Edwards, Donald Bassett, Delmer Johnson,and Charles Lowrance. Of these, Betty' Jean McDowell, Anna Belle Morton, Betty Jane Randall, Letha Mae Murphy, Franklin Colwell, Richard Argo, and Wilbur Hilbert are now grad- uating. we were very excited our second year when we moved into the new school building. Miss Iona Devers was still our teacher, During this year Letha Mae Murphy left our group. Our third year, when we were in Miss Maud Linville's room, Dale Johnson, Darold Kaughman, Ruth Heigler, and Jane Randall were not with us. With open arms we wel- comed Vernon Hitcheoek, Junior Linville, Darold Yates, Chrystal Davison, Guila 'Flctchall, and Paul Fletchall. Jeanne McGinnis canm :bring this year. In the fourth year Donald.3assett left us to join the fifth grade, and Franklin Celwell, Delmer Johnson, and Wilbur Hilbert left schoolg but again we gained new classmates: Billy Coston, Junior Keever, Gilbert Kon- dall, Aleta Hord, and Dorothy Key. Again Miss Maud Lin ville was our teacher. , The fifth grade did terrible things to our total, as we lost Junior Keever, Gilbert Kendall, Dorothy Key, Ruth Heigler, Don Barber, and Ted Barber, and gained only Harold Reynolds and Dorothy Russell. Miss Mar- garet Parker was our teacher. The sixth grade was rather uneventful. Miss parker was still our teacher, and we were the oldest on the lower floor. Irene, Esther, and Barbara Dolph came. We were saddened during the following summer by Miss Parker's death. The seventh grade! We cane upstairs to have depart- mental work. If we were lost in all the space and con- fusion, we never admitted it to ourselves. Miss Jones was new our sponsor. Barbara and Esther Dolph left, but Dorothy Joan Peter came. At the beginning or our eighth year we were happy to have Wilbur Hilbert with us again and also to have his brother, Lawrence. George Hickerson moved away, Then we became green freshmen and really a part of the high school. we were accepted as such by the seniors who had a lovely party for us and who were very ta N 4 -f? 1 5 5 i i V 4-if EA easy with regular initation stunts. The new members of our freshmal class were: Dorothy Horn, Ola Mae Lincoln, Wilma Linville, Geneva Yeager, Kathryn lright, Willard Mclntosh, Paul O'Riley. Don Barber, Ted Barber, Mar- garet Troxell, Beverly Masters, Katherine Cottrell, and Charles Parman came during the year to make us the largest class in school, the total enrollment being thirty-three. Miss Lewis, our sponsor, left during the year, and her place was taken by Mr. Gunderman. Hr. Gunderman was our sponsor during our sophomore year. Josephine Thurston and Frances Taylor joined our class, but Harold-Reynolds and Ola Mae Lincoln were not back. Margaret Troxell left soon after school began. During the summer before our junior year, Jessie Lou Newton became Mrs. Fred Diggs, Josephine Thurston moved to Nebraska, Katherine Cottrell went to Rosendale, and Frances Taylor decided she had had enough school work. Thousands of things happened during this year. Kathryn Wri,ht was our president. Mrs. Van Hoozer and Mr. Tomp- kins were our sponsors. We had an operetta, directed by Mr. Tompkins, in which Guila Fletchall was the only junior who had a leading part. we sold candy bars and had a Junior-Night Club to finance the Junior-Senior Night Club we had the first school as we had making final preparations Decorations, theme, color scheme, when toghave it,and many other-things Banquet. At the dance. Such fun for our banquet, toasts, where and kept us all busy and happy for days. The theme finally turned out to be 'The Pot of Gold.n The height of our glory came when Irene Dolph, our representative for the queen of the Invitation Basketball Tournament, was crowned. To finish this year's activity, we decorated for the baccalaureate services and commencement exer- cises. Amidst all our fun during this year, we were sorry to lose Willard Mclntosh and Maxine Messher who moved away. we were glad to have Genevieve Garrison, Dorthy Veatch, and Barbara Dearmont join our class at the beginning of our junior year. At last we became what we had always wanted to be ever since we can remember---SENIORS OF TH GOOD OLD S. H. S. we were disappointed the very first day to find that Darold Yates and fleta Hord weren't with us, but we were consoled somewhat to see that Katherine Cottrell had returned. To our surprise Dorothy Horn had become Mrs. Delavan Patterson during the summer monthsg but she still thou,At we were nice enough that she wanted to finish school with us. With Miss Hash and Mr. Haun as sponsors, wc started off on the final mile. Miss Hash directed our senior play, uMistakes at the Blakes'.' Again our candidate for the queen of the Invitation Basketball Tournament won. we were all gen- uinely thrilled when Helen Godsey was crowned. Our rings, colors, motto, pictures, senior trip, announce- caps and gowns, and last, but not were all calls for excitement and history of our twelve milestones. ments and name cards, least, this yearbook, debates. So ends the n s h CD it Nl nv 33 Q fQv'fg?,1, 1-52. 'SKI : 4 Tvs. Qi: ' 4.5: 1 i ws' L g. xl ,ji IV af 59255 3x .gl ij sf, -'55 R , A wi 53' -w MILBSTONES IN PHOSPLCT Oh! for the power of Aladdin with his magic lamp' Merlin! Merlin! old and wise,help stones through this magic glass which knows all secrets And alas! we see events of ten years hem e as if they 4 us see future mile: Q were happening before our eyes! Richard Argo is a transport truck driver and has a girl in every port. Don Barber is running for governor of Arkansas on the Democrat ticket! Ted Barber is the owner of a most successful bank in San Francisco. Franklin Colwell is now vanager of the Chicago Cubs. Katherine Cottrell is traveling birds to sing. Barbara Dearmont is a secretary Irem Dolph is editor of a column tain That Schoolgirl Complexion. Guila Fletchall is still in that but she can swim now! Paul Fletchall is in New Work e work in Surrealism. about teaching the in Jefferson City. called, UHow To Re- sea of perplexity, Xhiblting his latest Genevieve Garrison is in the hospital. You know why-- she's still a nurse. Helen Godsey is operating a beauty shop in the West. Lawrence Hilbert has a Cat an Dog Hospital in Mary- ville. He always was Wilbur Hilbert is a his crops. Wilma Linville is.a Charles Lowrance is as Eddie has retired. Beverly Masters is Yorks Betty McDowell is Jeanne McGinnis is Anna Belle Morton a mannequin at kind to dumb animals. farmer. His destiny is sealed in dietitian in Minneapolis. driving the east-bound school bus Hacy's store in New living in Possum Hollow as a Mrs. teaching kindergarten in the Navy. is nationally known for her Jelly Doughnuts--the most important contribution to culinary art in the last decade. . Bill Morton is a cowboy in Alaska. Letha Murphy is kept busy caring for little Robert Jr Paul O'Riley is now a Secret Service Agent, but we w0n't.go into that because it's a secret. Charles Parman is the keeper of a zoo in Los Angeles. Dorothy Patterson is enjoying her postponed honeymoon in South America. Dorothy Peter sells tickets at Radio City Music Hall. Jane Randall is operating a combination tea-room and dance hall in Mound City. Dorthy Veatch is a famous teacher at Stephens College Kathryn Wright is teaching Latin in the Argentine. Geneva Yeager is the secretary of a scientist who is inventing vitamin tablets. el . I 1 x 'f 1 I , 1 1 . i , i 'Q '37 'f ' 1 f Q ,fl 5 ' . .v ,I v ,Q Y J ,- ' X i 5 E 'i 1 , 'L Y Q I, , ' ' E 1 I Mah' i -i ,, x 1 I , .I in I f V . f 3 . ,, ai :,g -.i. .A ' fx x , , V , E V .. ,i I-f, K . ws Q- I 'Q CLASS WILL We, the senior class of the Skidmore High School, be- ing of sound minds--we hope--and realizing that we are in sight of that final milestone of our high schoolff life, do hereby make and publish this, our last freexs will and teftament, in orqer that we may justly andNx with due gratitude distribute our interests in the aforesaid institution to those succeeding us. SECTION I To the school board of the Skidmore School District, we leave our thanks and appreciation for the interest they have shown in our educ tion by furnihsing us with competent instructors and plenty of fine equipment. We also leave an expression of our appreciation, for the hot lunches, the new radio, and the ping-pong tables which they so kindly gave us our last year of school, To our Superintendent, Mr, Haun, we leave our sincere appreciation for the helping hand which he has lent us so often during the last three years. We leave him our best wishes for the future ielfare of the school. To all of the faculty,we leave thanks for the inspir- ation they have given us, and we extend to them a copy- right on our success, which they may use in the future to demonstrate their abilities as teachers. We also leave them a box of aspirin tablets, To Cy, our janitor, we le ve all the paper wads and old morn out books for hhn to do with as he sees fit. smcwiozr II i To the junior class, we iequeath our most important possession--our dignity and our ability to do a great old school like this justice as a senior class. We also leave them room enough on the desk tops for their flf'11'll6 S 9 To the sophomore class, we leave all of our excess knowledge and hope that they can make some use of it, To the freshman class, we leave three' mnre years of constant studying. And, realizing that we are the sec- ret envy of every freshman, we bequeath to each member of the class permission to use us as a living model. SECTIOI III The individual members of the senior class wish to make disposition of the following so that the Worr thy influence of the class of 1941 will remain in the midst in a time Richard Studying, ge s more of the student body and serve as inspiration of need: Argo leaves his book, How To Get B Without to Junior Hitchcock, and h7'7w'eE tHzEt Junior good out of it than he got out of it. 1 A' 5, Hey 4: ' -f 'Eire Q., 'ff' Q 4 E, 1 + Don Barber leaves his ability to sleep in Latin class to anyone who can get by with it. Ted Barber leaves his slow drawl to the Tobacco Auctioneer. Franklin Colwell, being treasurer of the claes,leaves b his job to anyone who wants it. KET Katherine Cottrell leaves all of her left-over jokes xx in Qglee club to Eleanor Jean Reese. X Barbara Dearmont leaves her quiet disposition to Bon- nie Shields. Irene Dolph decides she always wants to be the same sweet person, so she won't five anything away. Guila Fletchall leaves her punctuality to her sister, Nellie, so it will be kept in the family. Paul Fletchall leaves a lock of his hair in one of the large dictionaries for Anna Lee Logan. Helen Godsey leaves her crown to the tournament queen of next year. Lawrence Hilbert leaves his nickname, UHandsomeW to nTobyn Aldridge. Wilbur Hilbert leaves his timid disposition to John- nie Barrett. Wilma Linville leaves her button she always wears to the school's best detective, as only Genevieve Garrison has ever found out the secret of its significance. Charles Lowrance leaves his place on the basketball team to Ralph Peter. Beverly Masters leaves her host of boy friends to,Mr, Snirl, so he an develop a basketball team next year. Betty McDowell leaves all of her old absentee slips to Homer Lowrance, Jeanne McGinnis leaves hex Drum Majorette costume and baton to any five feet sevtn and a half aspirant, Anna Pelle Horton leaves her latest heart throb to Geraldine Yergcr. William Morton leaves his General Business book to some unlucky sophomore. Letha Purphy leaves all of her old worn out zippers to anyone who hasn't any, Paul O'Riley leaves his seat on the bus to anyone who thinks he can keep it any better than he has kept it. Charles Parman leaves his ability to give orders to the bus driver to Joe Renfro. A p Dorothy Patterson leaves hor maiden name in the waste basket, Dorothy Jean Peter wills her queenly quietness to the eighth grade girls. Jane kandall leaves her dancing ability to ULeftyn Hart, Dorthy Veateh leaves hor soft voice and quiet dis- position to Ruth Lowrance. 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