South Nodaway High School - Corral Yearbook (Barnard, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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'Y Z' 72 1 Sw li x N f SQ JCL. fx f' f TK X5 M f if , f M' X i I f , x X f' icrcr AL1.H'+0l1H ni oifa falxofcgoi F 'C if Plate Xcarrlg rage in Ru Illshry' of Bualxauan C Oncasb. 104, THE 1959 CCDRRAL be-mg the yearIy volume of and for BARNARD MISSOURI SOUTH NQDAWAY HIGH SCHCDGL MAY 1959 UTHE LUNG-HCDRNS NDER any other set of rmdom and uncontrolled clrcum stances WhlCh readlly mxght have been combmed so very dlfferently that xmagmatlon finds dlfliculty ln pxcturmg them as they could have come about and gone through thelr evolutxons to affect us we would naturally and of course have expected to attend High School xndrudually lf not collectxvely somewhere under some condxtlons at thls crucxul perlod of our llves But the sxmple facts that our loved school IS what lt IS and that It occupies nts present commandmg slte and that It now has 1ts act1v1t1es of a Vlrlle and energetlc man whom Tmme has almost forgotten Our warm thanks are hereby extended to our alumm Dr Chaxles D Humberd 14 and Mr Ross T Humberd 15 whose researches make It possible for The Edltorxal Staff to take vast prmde m havmg DEDICATED thxs 1959 annual xssue of The Cor: al the memory of the founder and olganxzer and promoter of and the prmclpal sales agent for our handsome rural vxllage-a dllzgent and a thoughtful man whose foresxght has so much ennched our own tunes JOHN FISKE BARNARD, C E, and 1n placmg on record thxs our memorlal to and bxographv of hxm geographic and postal location where it is, all derive directly from the John F1SkC Barnard son of John and Sarah R CBxgelovfD Barnald of Br1t1sh descent was born xn Worcester Mass 23 Aprxl 1829 Hls boyhood and adolescence were spent on a farm not far f1 om hlS bxrth place and he completed the requlred elementary grades or terms IH a rural school nearby Then he became a student at and graduated from an academy l1ke Normal School at Brldgewater Mass where he dls played so much grasp of and mnate s holarslnp m the mathematlcal and physlcal branches that h1s lnstructors successfully prevalled upon hlm to contlnue h1S studles at Rensselaer Polytechnxc Instltute Troy NY then as now one of our natxon s leadmg centers for colleg1ate t1 ammg ln the fields of technology and applled scxences Mr Barnard enrolled at Rensselaer on 7 Nov 1849 and was graduated the followlng year wxth the degree of C1v1l Engxneer CC E J and ambxtlous young englneer found employment lmmedlately and entered upon a long l1fet1mes work m rallroad construct1on and oper atlonal management and mamtenance Immedlately upon graduatlon he was hlred as top asslstant by the chlef engmeer of the St Lawrence and Atlantlc Ra1lroad now a part of the Grand Trunk Rallwav 1n eastern Canada Advancement followed qulckly enough and from 1857 on for sxx years he was 1n charge of the Montreal and Bytown Rallroad bu1lt under dlfficult condxtlons alongslde the rap1ds xn the St Lawrence Rwcr and slmultaneously for fave years he was superlntendent of the Carr1llon and Grenvzlle Raxlroad In 1863 he became supermtendent of the Mon treal and Champlam Railroad wh1ch extended from Montreal to Rouse s Pomt N Y and from Montreal to Moore s J unctlon on the Ogdensbuxg and Lake Champlam llne When th1s road wlth others was merged lnto the Grand Trunk In August 1864 Mr Barnard settled at Brandford 1 - l I v . . y . , W ., I . l ' 7 1 - ' ll I7 ' ' - Y 'Y . 0 . . . . . . . . V y u -, '! ! Talent and industry never can long remain hidden, and the forceful Y . . , . . . I L ' y 9 ' ' 1 . . . , ! . , , Q , . ., 1 ' ! D . l I ' Y Ontarlo and became supermtendent of thls company s xast and sprawl mg portlon whxch had prevlously been the Buffalo and Lake Huron Rallroad Then m Nlarch 1866 he was lecalled to Nlontreal to take charge as Chlef Engmeer of all the Imes of the Grand Trunk lymg east and south of Montreal and the St Lawrence Rlver Out ln Amerxca s turbulent Whd West when the pnoneel Hanmbal and St Joseph Rall Road 1858 had returned ample proof that It was a very valuable and a profit maklng enterpuse men of v1s1on seekmg means for the lnvestment of thelr mountmg cap1tal foresaw the wisdom of estabhshmg feeder hnes for and to the western termmus or ra1l head of thls throughvxay The Mlssourx Valley Rall Road Company was or gamzed at St Joseph ID 1867 to tap the area lmmedlately north of that lusty c1ty up the r1ch valley of the 102 Rzver and was chartered by the sought out the best man ava1lable to lay out and bumld their project and Mr Barnard, now matured and wxth nearly two decades of experxence was chosen and was lured or coaxed from Canada to the western frontxer by hlgher wages and a goodly share xn the ownershlp of the venture As Supermtendent of Constructlon he xmmedxately xnstxtuted work on a full blown scale at the glgantlc task of creatlng a new rallway flung northward from St Joseph mto the fertxle reg1on whxch had been well settled for a quarter century but whxch had ln the ways of trans portatlon been served only by a few mean and poor wagon H3113 Much of the crop land was under cult1vat1on though m a pr1m1t1xe way and quxte a number of excellent orchards had well matured As construction of The NIISSOUFI Vallev Rall Road came up the valley floor of the 102 Rlver, along xts 100 feet wlde rlght of way ac quned by purchase 1n large part dependent on 3 mlle sub contracts 1 ' Y ' . . , , . I l A v ' Y i V - . I. , . . , . 3 . Y . . . - ' 9 . y . . , Missouri state legislature, 8 March, 1867. This company's directors then 7 ' 9 D . . . . , u u , ' - - , , - y Y ' .A . A - . . Y . . . y ' . A . . . . v , ' 1 - ' 1 - . ., w1th muscled men and sw eatmg mules and shox els and plows and small capac1t3, scrapers and temporary tented camps and practxcal brldge bu1ld1ng crews and gangs of track laymg Ir1shers all 1n one fast but tangled and rough and worrxsome pattern the decade old settlement of Pra1r1e Park 2M mxles north of the Nodaway County lxne was sklrted But a mxle further north Mr Barnard found late m 1869 a handsomely forested h1lls1de at whose foot a water powered gust m1ll had been erected by Mr James C McCandless And here the engmeer env1s1oned a town s1te Its fee s1mple had been entered and purchased from the General Land Office more than 25 years before and 1ts portlons all had changed hands several t1mes and lt was at that tlme d1v1ded 1nto five wood lots three of WhlCh were most amallngly and erratlcally poly gonal ln shape the roll1ng pra1r1e nearby had been kept largely treeless by forest fires and wood had much value to the pxoneers both as bunld verdant slope CThese respectxvely stood at what soon became the NE corner of Block 13 and the SE corner of Block 28 3 Pralrle Park was regarded as bemg too low and too flat for satlsfacbory development as a rallroad town Plannlng and lmplem ntmg and executlon were vely quxck matters w1th Mr Barnard and The Barnard C1ty Company 1m medxately came lnto exlstence as an Assocxatlon Cmcoxporatlon was delayed untll 1881 J made up of hlmself two St Joseph financxers and three of the owners of the small and so queerly shaped tracts the As socxatlon s capxtal had a book value of S36 000 00 Mr Wzlllam Brady a talented and lndustrxous local surves or was hlred and 1n the sprmg of 1810 a town to be called Barnard was laxd off and measured and platted roughly tr1angular ln shape, covermg 80 92 acres d1rectlv alongs1de the new rallroad uhxch made haste to erect a depot and to , v , , . . - , , - . . , . , - 7 7 ' 4' ' r l 7 , - . - . - ' - ' ll il , . . ,, ,, . . V . . . . Y ll - YI ' ' ' - i y . . g ing material and as fuel. Two small farm-houses had been built on the ' Y l . . . , . . A . . . ,, . . ,, . , . D . ! . Y ' . Y - - 2 - ' ' I ' ll H , ' ' , . . . , . . 7 v . . . v 9 I ' , U ' - YP ! ' , . . Y . I bu1ld stock yards As concelved and planned by Nlr Brady ffor Mr Barnard though more than amply competent xx as contlnually much too buss at overseelng the ra1l l1ne s fabr1cat1on to add th1s chore personall to his other heavy dutxes7 the new town was made up of 36 blocks comprlsmg 291 lots Its desmn and map were finlshed and offi lallv filed 22 Apr1l 1870 A normal block IH Barnard measures 264 feet east and west and 276 feet north and south and contalns e1ther 8 or 12 lots Each of the streets IS 66 feet Cone cham or 4 rods 3 vude and most of the alleys have a wxdth of 16 feet both were and are of course as cus tomarxly dedlcated to the pubhc The sectlon l1ne between Sectlons 14 and 15 Townshxp 62 North Range 35 West and the east west quarter SBCtlOD l1ne of Sect1on 14 cut across and corner ln our school yard Wh1Ch orlgmally was 1ntersected by both an east 1 est street and an alley these were vacated by court order 8 Feb 1884 The usual sales prlce per lot then was 3550 O0 and many of the parcels found ready buyers though some few were sold by the Assoc1at1on ln wh1 h Mr Barnard contmued to hold hls full share and an actlve lnterest as late as 1878 Bu1ld1ngs for stol es and shops and resldences and servlces sprang up lmmedlately IH 1870 and the US Postoffice was removed from Pralrle Park and renamed Barnard on 3 March 1871 In the Fed eral Census of 1880 Barnard s populat1on was 424 Grant Townshxp s IH habxtants had lncreased ln number from 1105 1n 1840 to 1858 an all tlme hlgh ID 1880 The pr1nc1pal east xx est street 1n Hopkms and an Add1t1on on the west to 'NIa1tl'1nd are known to be 1 'N11 Barnald s name as evldence of h1S far Hung and v1gorous act1v1t1e Too, one mav well congecture that m Iillal respect he conferred hls mother s malden name on the 3unct1on po1nt of The Vxlllsca Branch 1n Holt County When the NI1ssour1 Vallex . - v . 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' , ' - S. w v . . . , . . . and the Councll Bluffs Sz St Joseph Rall Roads were consolldated he remalned wxth the enlarged company as chlef englneer and assumed charge of constructlon of the segment between Maryvllle and Hopkms 1871 S1multaneously he became chxef engmeer and supermtendent of the St Joseph and Denver Clty Rall Road and 50 mxles of thxs lxne were bullt under hxs supervxslon For elght years follomng 1872 hxs prmcxpal mterests were wlth the Kansas Cxty St Joseph and Councll Bluffs Raxl Road which was purchased by the Chlcago Burlm ton and Qulncy Raxlroad Company rn 1880 Then Mr Barnard was made general man ager for thls d1v1s1on of the Burlmgton and he continued ln thxs posx tlon untll October 1886 besldes wozklng also from July 1881 as gen eral superlntendent of the bt Joseph and Des Moxnes Rall Poad and from the autumn of 1884 as general manager of the Hannxbal and St Joseph Rall Road as well Then from October 1886 to October 1892 he was presldent and general manager of the Ohm and 'XI1ss1ss1pp1 Rallroad Company Subsequently for five years he was rece1ver of the Omaha and St Louis Rall Road now the Wabash From January 1897 for the ensu mg four years he was also re elver of the St Clalr NIad1son and St Louls Belt Rall Road and when th1s property was returned by the courts to the ownmg company he became 1ts pres1dent Nleanwhxle he had also held several dlrectorshlps secretary and treasurershrps of the St Joseph Umon Depot Company and had served as presxdent of the Atch on Umon Depot and Rall Road Company and as presxdent of the Umon Stock Yards Company at St Joseph By warranty deed on 29 May 1875 Mr Barnard purch sed Lots 1 to 10 mclusxve ln Block 9 m Wllsons Addxtlon, St Joseph from Jeff and Sarah C Chandler and two days later he bought a qu1t Clal'Y1 deed to the same hold1ngs from James B O Toole Th1s gave h1m a very splen . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Y . . . . . , . . . .U .I 1 1 o , - 1 9 1 1 1 . w . . 1 I1 , ' 7 7 1 Y A . - 1 - 1 1 ' . n. . . C . ,A . 1 . . . E . I .1 . , . , , li D , A , 7 , 1 C4 v ' 1 - 1 . , . . ' dld hxlltop property s1te 129 x 240 feet on whxch he buxlt a hand some and exceedmgly commodlous resxdence for h1S large famlly And he buxlt solxdly and well for this structure somewhat remodelled IS s xll extant as The General Osteopathxc Hospztal at 117 South 15th Street St Joseph lt had been purchased Q S18 000 00 by Dr A L and Hrs Mattie Gray 1n 1911 per warranty deed from Mrs J ulxa Boswell Barn ard et al and qult clalm deed from Abbxe Ingalls Barnard and guard lan s deed from Helena Barnard On 21 Aprll 1853 Mr Barnard marrxed Gertrude Agnes Harvey Cof Bath England D she dled 25 March 1865 leavmg four chxldren Hls second marrlage 28 Aprll 1868 was to Juha Boswell Keefer of Galt Ontarlo and thls unlon bore seven chlldren Exght of Mr Barnards duced prmclpally from hrs wxll for no obrtuary notlces have come to lxght were Wldow Juha Boswell Keefer Barnard born m 1840 she dred m 1915 and her rema1ns were lnterred bes1de h1s Sons Archer F Barnard John Alfred Barnard born IH 1861 widower d1ed 13 Nov 1910 and IS burled 1n the famxly lot Wxlfred K Barnard Robert Chr1st1e Barnard Wlfe Helen Barnard Hamxlton County Ohlo Each of these four sons be ame a rallroad man Daughters Helena Barnard C1858 1942 J Ethel M Barnard marr1ed George C Bushnell 1n Grant County N Mex Annle Barnard marr1ed John Wells Alameda County Calxf Gertrude B Bamard marr1edA G Wells they lxved near by at 2637 Ellendale Street, Los Angeles Callf and 7 . , , v . . - 2 1 1 lf 7 , 5 ' , , . , . . . . . A . I . l ' I, . . . v a ' v . 1 1 ' . 1 l 1 . 7 ! I I ' l . ! . i 1 . l 1 eleven progeny reached adult life and maturityg his survivors as de- J ' . 1 ' , ' . ' Q , . 7 . ! I l . '! , . . . Q . , , . ! I ' V., ll I V7 : , - . . , . , . . . , . ' , . . . , ' . . p ' - l 7 ' '! Mr A G Wells served as executor of the founders estate Life treated Mr Barnard kmdly and all of h1s mdustrxous and energetic days were gxven to a usefulness of the hlghest order When the pressure of the passing yeals came mexorablv upon hlm and hls sunset days drew near he sought a supposedly more salubrlous chme and re moved ln 1905 to southern Calzforma Hls last domlclle was establlshed at 2711 Ellendale Street Cnow Ellendale Place about 4 blocks longj m Los Angeles On a full hfes culmination he d1ed there at 1 40 pm Sunday 6 February 1910 havlng been 1ll since the precedmg m1d October of a fatty and enlarged heart and chrome lnterstltlal nephritis His mortal rema1ns were 1nterred 8 Feb 1910 by Bresee Brothers Co undertakers 1n Sectxon 12 Lot 374 of Hollywood Memorxal Cemeterv on Santa Momca Boulevard Los Angeles where ln a beautlful settlng of bougamvlllae and oleanders and crepe myrtles he sleeps the just slumbers of a splendld and an honorable man In every lnstance the comp1lers of this memolr have had to depend on 0mCl3.l court records or on abstractors copies or the lxke of all ma ter1als hence not a smgle orxgxnal document bearmg the sngnature of Mr Barnard has appeared else this would have been shown herewith ln replica It may well be that the famlly papers of some local resldent may yet yleld an actual warranty deed showmg the first purchase of a lot ln Barnard or some other comparable conveyance or xndenture or contract etc 1n first manuscrlpt may sometlme be discovered m which event we would be happy to present a facs1m1l1e of 1ts speclmen of Mr Bamards autograph we could well expect It to show the neat and leglble penmanshxp of the precxsxon mmded engineer whom the man himself so ably personified ,Q . . . 1 , , . . . 1 1 . . - ' v 4 , . . 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SOLRCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REI-'EPENCES Rutt Chrlstlan Ludwxg compller and ed1tor H1St0YX of Buchanan County and the Cltv of St Joseph and Representatlve Cltlzens Isecond ed1t1on D 1826 to 1904 Ch1cago Bxographlcal Pubhshmg' Co 1904 thlck 4to pp 178 343 344 A so called mug book Nason Henry B Bxographlcal Record of the Officels and Gladuates of the Rensselaer Polvtechnlc Instltute 1894 1886 Trox N Y Abstract of tltle to propertv at 117 South 15th Street St Joseph 11118301111 The Barnard Clty Company s Artlcles of Assoclatlon and plat 'md sundry memo concernmg the slte of Barnard NIISSOUPI filed m the Of fices of the County Clerk and of the Recorder of Deeds of Nodaway County Mlssourl Maryvllle Mlssourl Death Certlficate No 10 003745 279 173 1n Local Reglstratlon D1st11ct 517 filed 7 Febr 1910 Bureau of Vital St3t1St1CS State of Cahfolma Dept of Pubhc Health 631 J Stleet Sacramento 14 Cahf 'Ur Barnards Wlll probated as No 15947 1n the Ferguson Bldg 307 South Hill Street Los Angeles Callf CF1led QITOHEOUSIX under the name Bernard xn the Hall of Pecords Cmc Centerj Bresee Bros 81 Glllette mortlclans 950 W Washmgton Blvd Los Angeles Cahf office records and memoranda St Joseph Mo clty d1rector1es 1867 1905 Los Angeles Cal1f cxty dxrectorxes 1905 1910 . t . . .... . 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' F . xl 5 K , . uUPERINTpNUpNT'S MESSAGE Ulf a natlon expects to be ignorant and free 1n a state of C1Vl11Z3tiOn lt expects what never was and never w1ll be W Those words uttered by Thomas Jefferson many years ago hold great S1gH1f1C8UC8 for free men today We are l1V1HE in a soclety that has become complicated To correct ex1st1ng evils and form ulate new ideas for peace and free dom is a task for each generat1on Our schools are dedlcated to this Our Job 1S to assure each suc ceeding generat1on the opportunity to learn 1n an atmosphere of free dom The challenge 15 great To contlnue as a world power we need tralned 9C16Dt1SCS, mathemat1cians, econo mists, but each of these must be dedlcated to the cause of a free society Thomas Jefferson sa1d it, but lt was only an echo of a statement made much earller by the Master eacher 1D John 2 WAnd e shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free W Mfyyr PRlItIxhL Q I oonuB As another ear comes to an end, let us stop and thlnk for a noment, num I preparlng myself to be a use ful C1C1ZGD after graduat1ng?W Stuoents shoulo reallve that the tlme spent 1n securlnv your educa txon 1S but a short t1me conpa cl th1s knovledge You must remember that you are tomorrow's cltlzens and you should have a good 1dea of mhat you wlsh to 3CCOWpl1Sh 1n th1s l1fe No one el e can mold you We as teachers but you are the one your life for can gulde you who must work at reln successful person Th1s reoulre confluence 1n yourself and a de lre to do well y ceepest deslre 1 that each of you do everjtnlng 1H your powcr to be sooo and useful c1t1zens 1n tn1s reat RQUIOH of our WXZLAWV x Y ' X T A5 P -.1m l . U . 'i' 71 12' ,'E-ff 4 o ' f ' y ,,, . D Q ' ' f ' A rpm - - L to the :ary years you will be using ' . J s ' , . r . A . . . s ' I ' . . . - V E . . ' ' . .5 ' . ' ' 6 -A - ' . S .. . 1 ' ' S. 0 . ri, ' ' '5- . I wr I r ' ' ' u T J 8:3 I y A 8 Z1 ' . . a . C x L'- 5 1 ' ' s. ACULTY QVMMMW fgw MR ROBERT STICYhN NPQ PADY QOOTH Physical Education Home Pc Industrial Arts Qcience ' MRQ IVA HART MR RANPIS TROYVLI Engllsh Social Science Math Commerce vga fe WWW valedlctorlan alufaforlan RUTH N Lsbd A f ys sm le on r face Hlth her frlends she rates flrst base 0TA!LFV ALLACW V108 Dres You gust can't tell about these women, And 1f vou can you shouldn't 'ORBA DUDLFY 'she works, Ve plays, Officers does Ch1S, does that, ut most of all she 11k8S to chat W JACK HILSABFCK Pres omen dlStUFb me notn MARY SUV CARTFR Sec R Tres Hlgh school days have thelr delights, But they can't compare w1th high school nlghts I I I Q' V it 4 'X W v ! .. , 1 I 1' A ' , lwa G 1 he v - S. 1 .. 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'-1 21 A ,- fh -.V .5 . . uc , A VY ' ' , A . i V '1 'fy 'f JE ANNUA S AFF ,Jfx -A Left to r1vht Stanley Wallace, Nell1e Auten, Carolee Gregory, Mary Sue Parter, Kather1ne Throckmorton, Sponsor Troxell Lee W1ntermute, Margarette Patron, Donna Jackson Norma Dudley, and Ruth Nelson UDE T UNCIL gt8Ud1HH J. D. Baker, Annabell Danton, Sponsor Mr. Ray, L1nda Bare, Larry VanFossan. Seated Norma Dudlev, Davld McConkey, MICKEY Erickson, Sam VanTosfan, Joan Kelly, Georpe McBr1de, and Bonnle Sherman. ' 5 AQ 5', - Vo, Y. M' 'Y ff' - L , X 3: r I Q f f 'S X , x f Ll . J . Mr. , ' , , . . ,, A A FOOTBALL SQUAD Stanley Nallace, Sam Vanfossan J1m Farnan, Larry Halst, Donrue Dougan, and George IV'cBr1de o 9 , TEAM 34121 ,zwflaffjlfw awww BASKETBALL TEAM Franz Nelson, Roger Anderson, Robert Throcknorton J1n L1nv1lle, Lee Wlntermute, James Nelson, Gerald Medsker, Dav1d Short, Jerry O'Cnnnell, Donn1e Doufan, Gary Nelson, Charles Nelson, Coach Robert Sticken, Kneellng J1n Farnan, Mackey Erlckson, Jack H1lsabeck, Larry Halst, Sammy VanFossan, Stanley Wallace, Ph111p NcGeorge, Ronald Stuart Larry Stan am Phlllp Jack 1 BASKETBALL TEAM Sharon Stuart, E1a1ne HcGeorge, Donna Jackson, Lynn Vanfossan, Donna Baker, Katherlne Throckmorton, Shirley Gregory, Margarette Patton, Bonnie Sherman, Darlene Weldon, Donna Duke, Ruth Nelson, Coach Wm K Ray Margarette Season's record 17 wlns 1 1055 Katherlne Lynn Sharon Ruth Elalne P D FIRST ROW Sharon Stuart, Darlene Weldon, Joan Kelly, Shirley Gregory, Lynn VanFossan, Ronnie Sherman SEQOND ROW Mrs Booth, Margarette Patton, Katherine Throckmorton, Carolee Gregory, Sharon Clark, Lavona Nelson, Norma Dudley, Donna Jackson, Donna Baker, Llnda Nlelson, Vetra Stuart, Shlrley Kllng THRID HOW Mary Carter, Mary Beattle, Donna Duke, Judy Hyder, Patsy Farnan, Sh1r1ey Schnltt, Phyllis Davidson, Llnda Bare, Ela1ne McGeorge, Ruth Nelson FOURTH HOW Susan McConkey, Annabell Patton, Irene Hawley, Kay Nel on, Carol Hoshor, Nellle Auten, Ina Auten, Alma Johnson, Joyce NOFTIS, Beverly Bennett CHEERLEADER Left to Right: Bonnie, Joan, Lynn, Shirley, Sharon, and Darlene ,Mig vm , M Judy Hyder, Carolee Gre- ,Q SEXTET ,4 ..'. ,, , 44. W,-,f 9 gory, Lynn VanFossan, Joan Kelly, Susan McCon- key, and Darlene Weldon. MIXED CHORUS DOUBLE QUARTET Larry VanFo san, Mary Sue una er, y oesan Joan Kelly, Davld NcConkey and Darlene Weldon F ,V A lg 4 Carter, Gedrge McBride, ' Do Bak Samm Van- i ' Ab , F , , v .- A , BAND Vetra Stuart, Shirley Kling, Phyllis Davidson, Judy Hyder, Patsy Farnan Norma Dudley, Shlrley Gregory, Bonnle Sherman, Susan McConkey, Darlene Weldon muonzrfzs Q li' F . ., .1 i V J41 3 1 ALGEBRA HOME EC IV CHEMISTRY TYPING x4 ADWAN 'U WOCUWOQKINF ay, l M l xffg' JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL F1TSt Row Second How Mary Ann Nelson, Patty McGeorQe, SH1rley SChm1tt, Nancy Dougwn Lwnda Bare, Llnda N1e1son Patsy Farnan, Marllyn Raker, Beverly Bennett, Mr Petersen, Judy Burchett, Judy Hyder, Phyllls UaV1dSOH, Patsy Farnan UITSC Row Second Row Herby McGeorQe, Iohn Fcford, Larry Vanfossan, Tom Rasco, Norman hedsker, Byron Duke Mr Peter en, Jam Vanfossan, Barry Valker, Jack Curnutt, Prnest MOFT1SS, John Qexon, J1m Jacksor, Robert Carter , N f , I ' . , . 0 . ll . iwfn f7 'QQ ,V - 45 . 44. 8 8. 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