South Shelby High School - Tecis Yearbook (Shelbina, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

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We have a challenge to face-- to submit to our successors not only a greater and better South Shelby iglsiryou w0u1dn'r be High, but as is always the way of progress, a better community, and a better World for each succeeding generation. f'Well at least they feed us--at least! JW! We're back. g , L: You want something? My Daddy was a lumberjackf' All right you guys. Let's get these books balanced! SOUTH HELBY 4. Aim QQ A551 JH ' A , 5 i K Do you think we should invite Mr. Crawford to join us? I wish this dance was over. Roger!!!!!! Watch it John. This is neatness ? Do it just like this, Kathryn DR.TOMEl ay y .. .sl P kk A Qi? Ag, , 'v:,- i , 5. lf you only knew what I know. 3 I '- '1 !'iIhgx4'g Happy Birthday, Linda. They said it couldn't be done, 'in Smi1e, Louise, it's later than you think. Wow! 'AL 1 A Z Now you know I m rlght All leaders have a few followers. Why don't you pick on some- body your own size. SOUTH H ELBY LIFE K F 'neanyw' Are you looking for a fight? By the way Roger, what's number four? Jimmy's so cute. 1, Gary, do you smell something? C.E., I think thing you ought to know, A I didn't think that was very funny. Ready or not, here We come! Q, there's some- I I I 1 an IM-m-rn, the best kiss Vve had 311 year. Cheese , Roquefort , Weenie . Oh, Bobby you say the funniest things. TZQ-f5'a' ,ir : Q fl-K ' Alright boys we'11 have none of this. W Q E I .nf i'm going to paint a picture! Hey, that Could be fun, The Big Five says, Ill-ii!!! in X VERNON'S FLOWER SHOP 7 Mr. Cox's English class is a very disciplined group. Engli h ,Q Speech Guidance Miss Miller, guidance counselor, directs the college bound student. lnn Our fine library offers exceptional reference material as Well as a quiet study area. COUNTRY INN TRUCK STOP athematics and Science Mrs. Jones' algebra class is preparing for the big final on Friday. Here, Mr. Churchi11's chemistry class is doing one of their famous experiments-making Coffee. REAL GAS CO. 5' FW an Business Education and Home Economics CLARENCE LUIVIBER CO. 'sf 'sa Typing is such fun under Mrs. Sy1vara's able guidance. Mrs. Latimer teaches one of her home economics classes to put in a hem 5mi:i WMewwwwiwwsmww Industrial Arts and Vocational Agriculture 's-'X J-517911 J' l XE I! 'X s- i z.- .4 The industrial arts class under the direction of Mr. Keller is taking advantage of the new equipment. P. Q., Xir Peeper s vocational agriculture class discusses the importance of crop rotation A. J. NOl..l. MOTOR COMPANY Mrs. Lightfoot directs her prize winning band. Band and French M.F,A. POULTRY 8: EGG DIV. Under Mr. Doctorian's instructive guidance, South Shelby students learn the foreign tongue of French. .QQ rt and Music V9 ' .M M-'ii if f U if J, , Q3 . 'H . v. I , ff' Mrs. Campbell, the art instructor, stresses the values of proper brush control. VAN HOUTEN'S D,X, SERVICE Vocal instructor, Mrs. King, helps the chorus put finishing touches on the contest numbers mv iff . f mm1 al Histor and tud Hall Mr. Doctorian teaches his students the history of our world. The commons area is an excellent area for study. :mfg Nw... D 8: H EQUIPMENT CO. Physical Education Knee bends are in order for the boys P. E. classes. Some are pretty good at push-ups. Then there are the others! ln the girls' P, E, classes, Miss Dempsey teaches her girls ballroom dancing. BELT FUR, WOOL, AND SEED Bring the knees up fly girls. Table of Contents Administration l 8 Faculty 21 Senior Class 27 Junior Class 45 Sophomore Class 55 Freshmen Class 61 Sports 69 Organizations 89 Music l l l Activities l23 Advertising l 34 n R -.., 19 x -X 1 2 Ugg... , 4 1 1 k ' 'K K . 1' L .e f 5,- 'vm 4,2 K. is L L ' .V 1 ,,, 1 45 4 1. F JAMES G. RUTTER, President MR. NEVINS, SUPERINTENDENT OF SHELBY COUNTY R-IV SCHOOL DISTRICT When help is needed by teacher or stu- dent, Mr. Nevins always finds time from his crowded schedule to help. ROBERT MCCOLLUM, Vice-President SCHOOL BOARD LINKS COMMUNITY WITH EDUCATION Busy board members take time from their various occupations to plan the district's school policies. MCVAE J. WILT FRANK YOUSE I-IIRAM GREENWELL E. J. LANGHAIVIMER Principal, Assistant Superintendent, and Secretaries MR. EDGAR MOORE is well equipped for his work as sec- ondary principal because he has experienced many of the problems that a teacher has, Every day he supervises teachers and deals with stu- dent problems: MR. JOHN CRAWFORD as assistant s uperintendent teaches two classes along with his many other obligations. ...LS MRS. PAULINE BROWN'S alert and sympathetic interest in stu- dents and her devotion to South Shelby will be missed. MRS, DOROTHY COX treasurer of the board, serves well in her po- sition as a result of many years of work, MRS. THELMA MILLION is well equipped for her position as sec- Tetary to the board because of her many years of experience. ,Q V E-,pf - qmzzggzainefzieaimgqzffgwwrp, -iw: ragga .3-,f , 3 'Q . f X' B S 'fa.t!,rS,, - f. . - f fini if SEHK: .ug f :gg fi, 'I dig ' - -Q W- H ' - ' ' 'gif Z M. ' sf' w A fy Ev IQ. H 7 . K may .- f , g .., ,J W .. ii, w vk 4 t ' iii sg H 2 K .. Through far sighted vision and imaginative thinking, the Board of Education, with you as the president has made remarkable progress in providing for the growth of our schools, the new buildings, and the new pride in the standing of the school. These have been the products of the members of the board and of yours, Dr. Rice. We thank you. 1 .V 1 .A.x, .,-L w. 1.' .. ,f --1, - . 'I-1'1 .' N wk, , -'lx U11 ,1, ,lv X. x,., 'vw Mg., 1.1 x ,.,-Q ., 1 -,V -EPT. 2 'x,.:., ,r ig, X, Q f, K1 '.'. 11 mf: X ,gr,- X -, 4 , ,gf , 135: .ix :'.'xA ' , .'1 UU. . .+ w, -h N, ,. fx.. .Q RJ- I v KQZQ r N 'hm .' tl 5.1. EH. . . PIA c,,4'.-hu. I X ,, . - 13 'fa fn- :, a.. 'A ',,- V 4. f . 4' ,' QA , 'SZ- -f.. QB. A ' wx, '1Qf. . 1 1 3-ff' '1 'f lg ,t 11 ,X I-'fl x A . s A-' -Qf'j-874, 1 - N-1.41 .1 . :,. .lit . mdk T 1 Q , N a .V 'Q Q, ' Q- V., VN ' -.ff 1 .,'.,' f, Facult MR. HAROLD COX ENGLISH, SPEECH MISS P ATRIC IA DEMPSEY PHYSIC AL EDUC ATION MISS SHARON ADAMS ENGLISH MR. DAVID DOCTORIAN HISTORY, FRENCH MR. JOE BENHAM MATH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, ASSISTANT COACH MRS. CAROL YN BENHAM ENGLISH MRS. CLAUDE CAMPBELL ART MISS LENDA CHRISMAN SOCIAL SCIENCE SPANISH MR. ROBERT CHURCHILL SCIENCE HAYS 8: RATLIFF EQUIPMENT CO MRS. MARY LIGHTFOOT BAND MISS MARIE MILLER COUNSELOR MR. F. W. MULLENDORE SOCIAL SCIENCE CLARENCE GRAIN ELEVATOR MRS. DOROTHY JONES MATH MRS. SHARON KING MUSIC MRS. INETHIA LATIMER HOME ECONOMICS MR. ROY HAMILTON HEALTH, DRIVERS EDUCATION BASKETBALL COACH B TEAM FOOTBALL MRS. ISABELLE HUTCHERSON COMMERCE-FIRST SEMESTER MR. CARL KELLER INDUSTRIAL ARTS, GIRLS BASKETBALL COACH Y ,X MR. .IAY ROBINSON GUIDANCE FOOTBALL MRS. COL ENE SYLVARA COMMERCE MRS. DOTTIE WRAY C OMMERCE SHELBY-MACON FERTILIZER CO. M R. HERMAN PEEPER VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE MR. HOWARD PLATZ SCIENCE MRS. FLORENCE SCI-IOONOVER LIBRARY Mr. Robinson has helped develop E1 deep respect for character, sportsman- ship, and physical fitness in the six years he has been coach with our schools lt is with sincere regret that we lose Mr. Robinson. FAR LEY'S CLOTH ING School Personnel Soup's on. T k dDo1h f 1 - . gmail the Igifef' hex? will .e lima ji' gb! l Aw-if ' --- - Q-QS ! -' - - E Bus Drivers Paul Erdwins, Lester Carothers, Harold Carothers, Virgil Wood, Tom Dulaney, Ellery Harland, Kenneth Kendrick, Archy Mefford, Melvin Million, Kenneth Nothnagel, Emery Gerrish, Sidney Timbrook, Gwyn O'Donnel1, Jack Hammond. l RAINY 8: SON GARAGE sf . , Ni x lA-- .Vw rn' 1,-.a qi.: - k rlxw, 4. .-Y Q '1, , x v' I, .. ... ff . 1 X fl 4 .f, ri f 2' fl - ... x -1 ' A .. . .. -sg:--:--H if h . . rv: 4.23-,K 5 xx 1 A33 rack ' 'wif ' '55 E Q' - iv 3 if- -S .S 'L , fl 'ii f' ' if ' .fa .f., 2:1 7 2 -A fi A 7. . J fx, I Ln' 'F 5- , . ,I f ' , 1 1 --2'-42'-5' :J Y- rw x fgzirfr .-. . f' -. . '- f 3 ,fl -um 'JJ Qu. EQ DR. EDRINGTON ROGER BYRON EDRINGTON ! Being on the right team is Dwwue more important than winning. .,-ig ' I, lr ' ' :Lf I- is 9 2-f wp: -1-- - , . PRESIDENT .... ROGER BYRON EDRINGTON VICE-PRESIDENT .................................. ROBERT LANDRUM SECRETARY .................... .DIANNE DIXON TREASURER ........... ,RICHARD H. LACKEY REPORTER ......... DAVID LYNN HARRISON JAMES ROBERT LANDRUM If there's a nip in the air, he'11 drink it. FLOWER BABY ORCHID COLORS CRYSTAL BLUE AND WHITE MOTTO WHAT WE ARE IS GOD'S GIFT TO USg WHAT WE BECOME IS OUR GIFT TO GOD. yr DAVID LYNN HARRISON RICHARD H. LACKEY DIANNE DIXON The truth doesn't hurt un- Us hereford farmers would Red hair and freckles is her less it ought to. rather fight than switch. password. PI-IILLIP W. BENDER What happenedyto your fender, Bender? SARA KAY ACUFF MICHAEL TERRY BAYMILLER Man are saved from sin Y by being so inept at it. I know a lot, but I can't think of anything, f X ? JANET MARIE BODE As sweet as ever made GEORGE RAYMOND BONO ARIETA M, BRADLEY Genius 1S one percent ln Love makes the world go spiration and ninety-nine round, percent perspiration. C, A. LICHTY, lVl.D. 29 MICHAEL HAROLD BRENZ Even a flea can bite. GARY MARTIN B ROUGHTON I think that all the passes aren't made on the football field. P AUL THOMAS BROADWAY Rest not! Life is sweeping byg go and dare before you die. LINDA CAROL BROWN Silence is not always tactg and it is tact that is golden, not silence. MARJORIE ANN BROUGHTON The proper study of mankind is man. NIR. AND MRS. BEN M. BROUGHTON ROBERT GALE BUCKMAN What he knows he keeps to himself. SHARON JEAN BUCKMAN Do nothing without a pur- pose. GLORIA JEAN CANADAY She's certain to be s e e n where fun and mischief beam. ,ws M' X YF MURIEL FRANCES CALDWELL Ours is a strangeandwon- derful friendship--you're strange and I'm wonderful. DELLA COCKRUM KENDALL DROPPED iii'- MARTHA ANNE CHINN She won't live long .... single. ROWENA MARIE COLEMAN I haven'r found him yet, but I'm still looking. .IOYCE LEE COLLINS What the world needs is an amplifier for the still,' small voice. ROBERT F. CUNNINGHAM l hate being late, but it beats hurrying. MICHAEL EDWARD COLLINS All I know is what lread in comic books, F L I- I JOHN THOMAS DARBY, JR. There is little or nothing in this life worth living for, but we can all go forward and do our duty. 32 LINDA SUE DENNIS An old maid I will never be as long as there are fish in the sea. ROSALIE ANN DIMMITT Late hours aren't good for 1 one, but they're alright for ' two. CUNNINGHAIVVS VARIETY I LINDA I-IOPPER ECI-ITERNACHT The right of way isn't some- thing you have, it's something somebody gives you. JESSE R. DONNELLY MICHAEL LEE FOCHT Knowledge may slumber in The swiftest traveler is he memory, but it never dies. that goes by foot. y MARY MARVYDA FOUTS I Man once subscribed to the theory of man's superiority-- then women cancelledhis sub- scription. RIC HA R D WAYNE GARNER Sometimes he just sits and thinks, and sometimes he just sits. K' 1 x NANCY JO GARRISON My typing isn't so bad--if you compare it with my short- hand. 33 JAMES PERRY GINGRICH He studies a lot, but he is still perfectly normal. CHERYL LYNNE HUFF A real live wire with plenty of shocks. RITA SHARON GORDON JACQUELINE LOUISE GOUGH Patience makes the heart grow fonder. A successful marraige re- quires falling in love many times, always with the same person. O'DANlEL PAINT STORE ART WAYNE JAMES VELDA KAE JENNINGS And after my talk with I do most of my work sit- Einstein I finally convinced ting downs fh3F'S Whefe I him that ......... Shine. CHERYL ANNE JONES Why waste my energy on the unimportant things. JEAN ELIZABETH LANGHAMMER When you make your mark in the world, watch out for guys with erasers. JOHN LAYNE DROPP ED LINDA LUCAS Why let the devil have all the fun? BERNARD JOSEPH LOFT It is better to be quiet and seem dumb, than to speak and leave no doubt. CAROL LOF T Quiet until you get to know her. JOE LOFT AND FLETCHER WOOD, BUILDERS 35 l ROBERT GLENN MADDOX lt's not what you do, it's what you get away with. GARY D. MANFORD Happiness is watching TV at your girl's house during a power failure. KENNETH L. MAY ES Never a borrower or a lender be--unless that borrower you lend to be me. C AR OLYN METTES There is much fun beneath her seeming quietness. 36 THER ESA LOUISE MIHALEVICH I don't care if there is life on another planet, Ijust wish there was more on this one. BONNIE ANN MILLER It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. 'JUN 4-...td SANDRA KAY OARD I'd rather go through life wanting something I didn't have than having something I didm Wann.. CAROL ANN o BRYAN NELDA DEE ANN PALMER Life can only be understood beackwards, but it must be lived forward. o She was voted the most op- posite of the opposite sex. JACK A. PARSONS l don't tell everything I knowfi JOE PEASE DROPPED 1 1 . Ai-' f 5,- R lLEY'S CLOTHING STORE SUE MCWILLIAMS POLLARD A smile and a laugh as big as the world. 37 MICHAEL K. QUINLY Fools rush in where angels fear to tread, PATRICIA ANN RAGAN Her favorite cartoon char- acter is ALVIN. LARRY P . ROBERTS I believe in consevingenergy --especially my own, CAROLYN ROLLIN DROPPED ARTHUR C . RATLIFF Deeds not words make the man, RUTH RICKER It makes no difference if I burn my bridges behind me --I never retreat, NOLAN LYNN SCI-IWADA Known fondly as Secret Agent OO3. He's not licensed to kill, just to aggravate a bit, BONNIE JEAN SI-IEPARD One of the greatest labor saving devices is tomorrow, GERALD W. ROSE Y0u'll always find him where the action is. RICHARD LEE ROSE As for me, all Iknow is that I know nothing, sive k GARY DAVID SHRIDE A1l the world's a stage and most of us are desperately under-rehearsed, LARRY E. SIMMONS There is no crown in the world so good as patience, l. G. A. 39 CHARLES PHILLIP SMITH A simple Iife is its own reward. SANDRA KAY SIMPSON Most of us keep one eye on the temptation we pray not to be led into. LINDA SUE SMITH Getting a wordin edge- -wise with some women is Iike threading a sew- ing machine with the motor running. SUZANNE LEA SNIDER The right to be heard does not in- clude the right to be taken seri- ouslyg the latter depends on what is being said up- on. MICHAEL L. SPEARS ROSEMARY SWEENEY His hair is too dark A girl we know Iittle to be an angel. about. BURKHAR DT BROTHERS THERESA MARCHELLE TYNER The only thing that holds me to- gether on Friday is hair spray. LARRY W. TILLITT JAMES WILLIAM TIMMONS lf mankind profits from past mistakes, what a honey of a future is coming up! Culture is, roughly, everything we do and the monkeys don't. JAMES A. WEAVER You can take the day off, but you can't put it back. KENT WEISENBORN A well-adjustedperson is one who makes the same mistake twice without getting nervous. DIXON MOBIL SERVICE lx ROBERT LEWIS VICKERS When you climb, grab the branches not the blossoms. RUSSELL D. WESTER Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday. if BRENDA k. WHITE She talks the way she thinks --only more often, CAROL ELIZABETH WOOD She studies when the re's nothing else to do, JUDY ANN WINN Trouble with thinking twice before you speak is that you never get into the conversa- tion. RONNIE GENE W ILI-IOIT I gotta interrupt to get started, TIMOTHY M. WILLIAMS It isn't that I think I'm great but what's my opinion against millions, trlp 1n a million gf -'Qi MARY ELIZABETH WOOD Man has his will-woman has A pretty lady w1th assets so Nature has glven us two eals her way. many lf she has faults, we bu only one mouth -12- ,ft.w,,: They were once llttle dolls, weren't R jf i y g - ' A , A ' L - Q 5 5 A 'W Q Q 1 if M 'j.'j:1 N , if Q, t 4 2 in LH? Q 55' lf ,xr : Sw ,Q J . A 5,5 .i ,Q Ll . ,,. .A ..., , , .Y W F, Q if , ,V It 'rr' M 'Q MHZ ni if 7,1 5 1 'gig K M to if W .kh.,v,?333f, ir ff V my few 7931325 i n,' :lAg,w1 H 1 ' -'gli rv 'sw F-- wmp. W mi glib? - 5 W. , H, ,W 2 y , tlyys A .ww Here we are, the Senior class officers, You better not. Good, aren't I? I see you. We want to. Would you believe cookies? rl Just us two Why always me? 1-,1 -Q53 .5 rl!! .-i . ,X Q. Sn, .. K. LU. K . ,X .y ' ' 3' 'IT'- ff, 'fx- -x, lu 'ily' .5 . xg. .15 , ., ,. ..f ZW N4 ,i .x. fffvf .y,. .,,, V, .- w Lf x . i ..4' 1 K ! f P . L - 1 T J -.f.. if Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRES TOM MATTER SEC DENISE HUTCHERSON Junior Class Homecoming Float. Will the meeting please come to order ? TRIIAS JACK LIGHTFOOT PARL ROY LECRAND V.PRES-MIKE ROY Pass the nails please. Let me tell you about it. V Y' s...-v Barbara Baker Donnie Baker Keith Baker 'Z Qi -v I '20 'il Brenda Bender Penny Boling Ann Bollovu fi! Danny Buckman Sara Buckman BOWEN PLUMBING 8: HEATING K A ., ,- Ruth Austin Dorothy Ayer Kathryn Bagley -.wav inf' if 4 u iq gli .1 fi. I, NJ' N an 'frzf Steve Bork Diane Bowen Pam Bower Cathy Clarke Edward Coleman Michael Collins Donald Dicks Rita Echternacht San Fifer Terry Butler Sam Claggerr Mike Clapper - .212 wg f gr ff! 'fwffffifilZim? W -in , w:3'Y' f5'f.a'is-QQ if 'Ws'fz,.U mi. :ifffmsxsi'?zzfifk5f'iM .5 f f-X f ' 'ifz-We 1gifssfFzA5?ft:s3gi1fzsm . ,. W.., 9,3 , Ronald Copenhaver Ronald Davis Donna Dennis Em .1 M . to X ,F Connie Fraley Clena Beth Freels SHELBINA DEMOCRAT L. Qi Lou Ann Gander Gary Hack Barbara Harland Charles Harland John Harrison Verl Harrison .4 k -fr MA' Donnie Fry Nancy Fry Harley Funk if '54 JJ? fs 'ad David Hirrlinger Russell Holder HAYES FUNERAL HOME Linda Hayes Mary Hays Diane Highland Denise Hutcherson Janelle Jarboe C. E. Kendrick John Lackey Vern Langhammer Roy LeGrand N Edith Houston Bonnie Huff Ricky Hull :Qt ,A Ig Patricia Kidwell John Krieg Charles Kropf Jack Lightfoot Gene Maddex BROWN'S FURNITURE srf 1 L. Donnie McVay Mike McWilliams Celestine Mettes Faye Moncrief Terry Orr ROLIN BOULWARE Linda Purdy Lynn Purdy Gary Rash Charla Peak Patty Penick Leigh Ann Portwood vs.-in Jim Ricker Linda Roberts Mike Roy M. F'. A. POULTRY AND EGG DIVISION Larry Rash Ann Ratliff Tony Richards Connie Scott Philip Scott John Sherwood Q, sa 43 'Qu--9 Bill Smith Linda Smith Christyne Snider .M Earlyne Snider Michael Snider Jerry Strong Sam Tillitt Alfred Ti mbrook John Timmons Jerry Simmons Gary Sinklear Mevin Skinner 11 'HI 'SUN -W, 'Nl '7f17 54 was .-5, - ,,S: i'1 Bob Stuckey Herman Thompson Karladine Thurman Yr Joyce Tisue Gary Turney Kathy Vanl-louten Sherrie Walker Gene Weaver Charlotte Weems Virginia Wheeler Gene White Don Williams K .. 'lvyirit mir S 5 , . .-,1,., M . ., 'I L 1 fy X 1 2 l gi? 3:-9' it 4 ,Q ? 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Sophomore Homecoming float, 'Help Linda Anderson Nancy Austin MAUPIN ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE Charla Baker Mike Barr Bill Blackford ak- iiiilis V' rrrp iii 5 Si p pp vlhlvv I Jane Bono Donald Bradley Kathy Di mmitt Deborah Dixon Dropped Susan Bryant Omer Buckman Dorothea Dixon Karen Dowis Patrick Buckman Charles Clark Linda Dunbar Mary Echternacht Jimmy Dale Starla Decker Anne Eddington Dropped Geraldine Fifer Phillip Delvloss John Dennis Cynthia Focht Kaye Fortenberry if FW? Loren Garner Lloyd Garrison Greg James Hurley Johnson Jim Gough Jerry Griffin Alice Johnston Donna Johnston Kathy Harding Pat Hawkins Kenny Kendrick Evelyn Kline Kenneth Houston Johnny Hughes Paul Langhammer Linda Leftridge Linda Hunolt Sandra Jackson Ernest Loft Walter Lucas SHELBINA BUILDING at LOAN J a ' L ff Qs, - l -1 ., tf, Z, gg 9vg5iz,g5lQi'11' 1 . ,V 1 i4 ffs,2ife1wfY11 Q ia5yz1s2'f,si, f , gr Qi' A V H1 -if F H iff: f-'Milf ' . , at . 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N. - 'Fil' Leer,- 'fz -f ff' :rf 5 A Q I. fa :, 5 4 l 1 ,S 'Z 4 H V: - , -.Z e .L .2 .. . . , . -1 .1. . . ', ' jr :g Na ' I. , --Lv, .1 1 11, ., A - 4 ' ' 1 ' ' f 1' I . 5 . .- ' 5: . 5 4 5-, - 9 ' ':. 5 ' f 1 . 5 ., A, 1 , .11 x. . ,,-,. wi., A 1, fx!-.f'J'4 ., A. .. L . v,. my 3. 75: -f. Hx, fic' ZF. f'?1.'1f'5 1' ff, f-1: lf-- LAK ' f-, - .f'.E7f3 'ig Freshman Class FRESHMEN CLASS J oFF1oERs PRESIDENT DAVID HYATT VICE-PRES. EDDIE GOUGH SECRETARY TERESA WILLIAMS TREASURER KAY LOELIN , REPORTER JIM BODE PARL. DONALD BROUGHTON MDB 'Freshmen first place Homecoming float. The teacher is out, Iet's have some fun. Where are all the girls? I don t believe a Word of it! Freshmen Homecoming Candidate, Kay Loflin and her excort, David Hyatt. A ' 7 5 :RK saw.-1r sdlfs. gn 1 Lendell Adams Alice Ayers Nancy Baker Phillip Baker Donnie Barton Myron Beatty Cheryl Bennett .lim Bode Patricia Bowen Dianna Brenz CARROLIJS 66 SERVICE Billy Joe Broughton Donald Broughton Ben Buckman Mike Buckman Keith Byars Frank Caldwell Harold Carothers Denny Carroll Theresa Chatman Kenna Clarke fa ' ' my .. H-5. W, V . ::Qf,,f:'::1-5.5-swQ-., 'Ma' v , , ,- ' ' QTMWS .., 57 L 53 . W. S , lf , 1 9: f E K, 1 ff' ' gm? , il M ia f L , ag af l 4 gg as f, S h fi f 5253 ff v ,,,5fl'i , QE, i gal nf FSU, X 3, V3 91311251 ' A 5 as ,, , ,a aaa 5 bfi Q Q 2 ,L if L Q, el f X, KW v , X Q 'alffvdv is fff Greg Copenhaver Gary Dolbeare ggi: ,, i a aWWwA-- -A QLEZQQSQLEI AQX 4, Mme -Z'Jl,,!:.?I5'Qf'E ,,qf3::,.w.,,: M , , x -:..4. -'I ,fm --1-T ,awww M ,s,g,,g,' :.:1 ixiigg V . aim i 9 ig? 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S '12 ' 4 Virginia Purdy Richard Ratliff Phyllis Rembusch Wayne Rollin Donna Rose John Rubison Jim Smith William Smith Roberta Snow QDroppedj Patricia Taylor Kenneth Max Truitt Judy Troxel fi FT 3'3 'JDK' fwf- QP KM' 5.-5 QQn..,,,, X 5 uv'-x if O W 'UQ 'UQ 1' x L 3, R 55 551 jv : ,,,.,,,k. llii wTf J h 7, -, 4 1,1 .,f Q ' 4 F 1 Richard Trussell Colleen Watkins John White if - ' 7 w W : film 4 iff Mfg ,. 7' l?l5'i,'.:Ifl i J s,j'g.1ggeQ-1, E'-'mal' -f fggig 'VN X ' gfff- wglwc- 1 Z9 : 3M'f'f ': , ' l 'n'n 822155, Q 3,95 Q f was 35, K I K f. A 'n Ti- ' jg., 113 4 2, .. K gm if W , - w.. . wifi 4. .QQHSI733 .' ' H : - ,f-,cam ,Q , - in as 'W-g'E2i?'.-, 1 ' Ronald Trussell Carol Wear Carl Wilhoit Carol Wilt W '-i' A . K Ki ,f ,. 5 ' P' 1 9 Xwlfiil. , w ' . l, iz-'V 3, as 2 l f f . fi we A ax V- -gy ' W 1 1 Sw- ff fe, I gl:-15:wgx2'fi!f 5 - . 1.1 5 ., Wu- - W '- -ei' v'--'- l . 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Harold Smith, President of the Boatmen's National Bank in St. Louis. Mr. Edgar Moore, Master of Ceremonies. Guest speaker, Mr. Jerry Stovall, defensive back of the St, Louis Football Cardinals. Letterman Club FRONT ROW: R. Bono, M. Quinly, J. Landrum, G. Broughton, M, Clapper, D. Harrison, R, Edrington, P, Bender, 2ND ROW: J. Timmons, D. Williams, R. Holder, C. Harland, G. Mettler, T. Matter, G. Turney, C. Kendrick, J. Simmons, R. LeGrand, Coach Robinson. 3RD ROW: T. Williams, L. Simmons, F, Caldwell, G. Shepard, H, Thompson, P, Mihalevich, D. Dicks, S. Tillitt, B, Stuckey, 4TH ROW, S. Matter, M, Spears, B, Maddox, J. Rose, B. Loft, D. Shride, J. Lackey, R. Wilhoit, R. Lackey, T. Williams, K. Weisenborn, R. Cunningham. WILSON'S DAIRY Track FRONT ROW: J. Timmons, J. Donnelly, K, Weisenborn, B. Maddox, R. Bono, R. Lackey, M, Quinly, R, Cunningham, T, Williams. 2ND ROW: Coach Robinson, J, LeGrand, T. Matter, H. Thompson, M. Clappe E, C. Kendrick, G, Turney, J. Simmons, B. Smith, T. Williams, R. Davis, J. Rubinson. SRD ROW: G. Murphy, G. Maddex, B, Stuckey, J. Lackey, G. White, D. Harrison, K, Baker, D. Dicks, F. Caldwell, M. Lippincott, D. Stultz, J. White, R. LeGrand, L. Mihalevich, BACK ROW:T. Orr,J. Lightfoot,D. Baker, D. Williams, T, Kendrick, W. Gilbert, South SheHJ Track VARSITY l00 Yard Dash Tim Williams 10.4 sec. ard Dash Tim Williams 24.5 Dash Donald Dicks Dolbeare 54.5 sec, High 'l Don i 8 80 Yard Relay i Mile Relay l Two Mile Discus Shot Put High Jump -v T Pole Vault 1 ' Long Jump Fourth place honors in Fourth place honors in Williams his i 60.9 SGC 2 min. 5.5,sec, -.4 min. 40.3 sec. 7 8 sec 40.6 sec. 43.5 sec. 7 in. ll in. at Kirksville, track meet ed Williams Ted Will XIV MMC Jim LeGrand Frank Caldwell Donnie Stultz Jimmy Bode Gary Dolbeare Tom Kendrick Ted Williams Melvin Lippincott Jimmy Bode Frank Caldwell Frank Caldwell Bob Maddox Tom Kendrick at Monroe City. MACON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 1 . in. 5.8 2l.5 28.1 1 min. 48.3 4 min. 22.7 SGC SGC SGC SGC SGC lll ft. 6 in 36 ft. 2 in 4 ft. 10 in l5 ft. 7in it I965 CARDI AL FOOTB LL TE Front Row: Larry Simmons, Phillip Bender, Jim Landrum, Gary Broughton, Tim Williams, Ron Wilhoit, Mike Quinly, Rob Cunningham, Richard Lackey. Second Row: Raymond Bono, Gary Turney, Mike Baymiller, Don Williams, Mike Clapper, David Shride, Jack Parsons, Gale Buckman, Roger Edrington, Jesse Donnelly. Third Row: Sam Matter, Vern Langhammer, Herman Thompson, Roy LeGrand, Gene Weaver, Tom Matter, Kent Maupin, Gary Mettler, Bob Stuckey, Jerry Simmons, Charles Harland. Fourth Row: Ted Williams, Manager, Walter Gilbert, Manager, Terry Butler, Russell Holder, Frank Caldwell, Glen Shepard, Jim Gough, Pat Mihalevich, Verle Palmer,Jack Lightfoot, John Wright, Terry Orr, Manager, David Harrison, Manager. Fifth Row: Coach Roy Hamilton, Coach Jay Robinson, Coach Joe Benham. SCOREBOARD AWAY HERE THEM US THEM US MACON 13 O MARK TWAIN 19 O CENTRALIA 29 6 NORTH SHELBY 6 26 MCCOOEY 6 7 MONROE CITY O 6 LOUISIANA 0 13 PALMYRA 7 O KNOX COUNTY 13 14 r l JIM LANDRUM GUARD SECOND TE AM ALL- CONFERENCE RONNIE WILHOIT TACKLE SECOND TEAM STARTING LINEUP: Front Row: D. Williams, L. S, Matter, P. Bender, M. Bayrniller, G.Turney, Simmons, C. Broughton, G. Mettler, M.C1apper, R. Cunningham, M. Quinly, T. Williams. J. Landrum, R. Wilhoit, R. Lackey. Back Row: 4-. ' Q . 1 . 1. , l ' I 4 A - A ALL- CONFERENCE f EJ I . ,T ,lf A51 if 5 . A aj Un., A Z f A - . ' , V. 1 QQ ff? -1'1 L . jeg .' i 1- A, R- sg-3' . ft 722 7' , vt , A ---V- .,,,, , , ., ' MIKE QUINLY - ' ' FULLBACK non WILLIAMS THIRD TEAM TIM WILLIAMS HIEND ALE-CONEERENCE HALFBACK Hmo TEAM FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE ALL- CONFERENCE . I , , l YW 2. Weaver, Th0U1I32S0H, Lfinghammef, Landrum, Kendrick, Mefford, Youse, Hyatt, Fisher. Holder, Maupm, Butler, Kendrick, Wright. Second Fouyth Row: Gilbert Qlvlanagerb, Carroll, Gough, Q15 Shepard, Lucas, Rolf, G31'1'1S0U,M31'3k, Harland, Trussell, Rubison, LeGrand, Trussell, Palmer, Mihalevich, GOL1gll, KSI1ClflCk, Third ROW! Williams qhflanagerb, Coach Hamilfgn, White, Buckman, Caldwell, Bode, Kampschmidt, B team boys hard at Work during a tough scrimmage. ,li Varsity starting backfield sweeping left end. Rob Cunningham, Phillip Bender, Mike Quinly, Tim Williams. LU CAS HAR DW AR E QQ fi . -if 1 . H ff' .' . H , xx fd w G. 1 . ,' . X ' --uns: , , J . ig., I mi, V, - ' . A , 0 lc , . s Ai ,..,B.,?+f4:-, 1' A M. 1. w 1 Ti gris .-'- rw., '- 3' Y .3 . Senior Red Birds in Action . , , BOB CUNNINCHAM TIM WILLIAMS ., QUARTERBACK TRI-CAPTAIN ALL CONFERENCE I s S E RONNIE WILHOIT TRI-CAPTAIN ALL-CONFERENCE iw? 1. fi JIM LANDRUM PHILLIP BENDER HALFBACK iss ,Af-AiW1f, ,,..5g ALL-CONFERENCE HALFBACK iii W 21. 3 -'.- . . GUARD E351 V w iff , .Zv',.D- .' - - iff Z?-gm. X. -- . .. wi-.1 f . f.m:aS ,' .. 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A f ' En I as K E-J 'As F ,, ur 'Ying KZ' A ' C ' IA JM 1 f- v 1 ' Q 1: , VP ffr , if z 'ig 3, ff' H 11,5 i f Q , I jg, f ,K 13 lk QSM 5. H ,WI -was If ir X, 'Sf is SW: -F 4 J L 'xx A Hi A -1 L . . K, 21,1-A 1 if Ah-l...gf,fy.f J 1 fi RAYMOND BONO GUARD GARY BROUGHTON TRI-CAPTAIN GUARD MIKE BAYMILLER FULLBACK a Us Tim Williams hauled down in midst of South Shelby blockers in Mark Twain battle. Determination of both coaches and players is shown here in preseason practice. BROADACRES S Ki g ,,,.-w fg,..uw I JK 4 gl-.3 f. Y W. 1 I-' A ff... . J ' Q. ' ' 'V , Q , nf- qw- 3 v A i.x-?'1- 'f,f. ,,x,,,,A 1 3:5 ' 251LQgQQ5f2','-Xi'i5Qff:,' .i Qfw., was S 12. Qi aan'- a .gz , A-, 1 5.48: - - ,M K V - , . fvQ J A sr-x 1 ' L, A ., ' f - 59 '-X. , Q ' ,- ' 599+ 1 t L 'wk ' . V Q fi Q L, . 1 . , V A Q53 ' -4 .1 ,, ,, r 55168 I Scoreboard KNOX COUNTY NORTH SHELBY LOUISIANA MACON MONROE CITY MCCOOEY PALMYRA PALMYRA MARK TWAIN MONROE CITY MCCOOEY KNOX COUNTY CENTRALIA NORTH SHELBY MONROE CITY NORTH SHELBY CENTRALIA MONROE CITY PALMYRA THEM US 48 47 Varsity Team LAGRANGE PARIS KAHOKA MCCOOEY CENTRALIA MARK TWAIN LOUISIANA PALMYRA Don't just do something--stand there!! 47 53 64 71 44 60 39 46 65 39 57 50 55 46 57 52 42 49 68 58 54 58 44 66 51 65 58 44 39 58 58 49 45 40 75 45 54 60 59 45 91 67 55 48 58 51 55 51 62 58 60 65 1 Mike QUi1'11Y,. Jim Landrum, Bernie Loft, ROSGI' Wood, John Sherwood, Steve Mason, Ted Williams, Manager Edrington, Jerry Rose, Mike Spears. Back Row:Loyd Garrison, Mr' Roy Hamilton, Coach, Manager, Jack Lightfoot, Don Williams, Russell Holder, Sam 78 fs ,EEE : A , .. . g vfk- wwiwf.5ig,.j, L I I fx -' -5 8 3 E ' 7 ' 7'g,,Qfg-f A' 1 1 Q Q., 5 f WDM - A ZZA T , i f, A . Q 7 ,imf EEE V , A HA . G, I , , A I A ! ' .. W A ..,, XJ j Q . G MIKE SPEARS A , f Q GUARD :mf - II:-Q! sa g in k K ' .fl-ff-. uuku - N 'Nd 1 J IM LAN DR UM GUARD - A A, A - 'i f'L'- . , A K, f 2 ,1 'E - 72 . . Y 1 . if. ' mga Y A A 'E MIKE QUINLY GUARD BERNIE LOFT CENTER ROGER EDR INGTON FORWARD JERRY ROSE FORWARD 79 Don't move! I've lost my Contact lense. Ever heard of Nair, Bernie? Wouldja be11eve. .. HFITSZ and ten! Wffogf '00 Freshman Team Front Row: Frank Caldwell, Gary Dolbeare, Eddie Gough, Jack Rice, Jim Bode, Charles Landrum, Back Row: Walter Gilbert, Manager, Mark Mason, Earl Hutcherson, Richard Trussell Ronald Trussell, David Hyatt, Larry Mihalevich, Harold Carothers, Coach Robinson. 24K 4, 3 A B Team Front Row: Dale Weatherford, John Sherwood, Don Williams, Jack Lightfoot, Sam Matter. Back Row: Coach Hamilton, Ernie Loft, Sam Wood, liimmy Gough, Loyd Garrison, Manager, Ted Williams, Manager. What goes up must come down. 81 VAR ITY BASKETBALL GIRL E Ruth Ricker, Leslie Palmer, Marge Broughton, Jarboe, Connie Fraley, Dianne Dixon, Dottie Dixon, X Evelyn Kline,Brenda Wood, Fran Caldwell, Donna Marvyda Fonts, Pam Threlkald, Mr. Keller, Janet Dennis, Rose Dimmitt, Louise, Gough, Janelle Bode. Here the girls are yelling it up in the dressing was a hard fought game and they justly de- 1 room after tromping Knox Co., 71 to 54. lt served to be happy over it. 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 Senior Girls in Action ROSE DIMM ITT FORWARD LOUISE GOUGH FOR WARD , f-M144 MARGE BROUGHTON GUARD FRAN CALDWELL GUARD DIANNE DIXON GUARD RUTH RICKER FORWARD Freshman Basketball Girls Beth Dobyns, Brenda Fox, Marlene Goodnight, Williams, Kenna Rae Clarke, Arla Lackey, Carol Wilt, Carol Wear, Glenda Green, Barbara Mary Jo Weems. Debbie Vickers, Mr. Keller. Dieker, Beverly Hack, Joyce I-lull, Teresa Captains for the night, Fran Caldwell and Janelle the first place trophy they won in our own South Jarboe, with the rest of the team members accept Shelby tournament. 84 iii Scoreboard N THEM US KNOX COUNTY 57 46 NORTH SHELBY 50 52 HOLY ROSARY 33 42 NORTH SHELBY 4l 43 PALMYRA 27 51 MONROE CITY 22 34 KNOX COUNTY S4 71 NORTH SHELBY 34 37 PALMYRA 18 39 NORTH SHELBY 53 59 KNOX COUNTY 36 48 42 54 53 51 33 3 WON l3 LOST FIRST PLACE-SOUTH SH ELBY TOURNAMENT SECOND PLACE-MON- ROE CITY TOURNAMENT, I PALMYRA TOURNA- MENT. UNDEEEATEO QUINT-CITY CONFER- ENCE CHAMPIONS. MONROE CITY 22 PALMYRA 44 LABELLE 41 CANTON 35 - KAHOKA 43 Mr. Keller Mr. Keller always told his basketball girls that the team was 902, the girls and 102, the Coach. Mr. Keller was avery big 102, of the team if not more. Without him the girls could not have done as well in their year's play as they did. Many atime there were tensions and demanding situations, but Mr. Keller held his own as well as holding the team together. Mr. Keller-taught the bas- ketball girls much and they worked hard to be a good and winning team for their coach and school. The defense, Marge Broughton, Fran Caldwell, and Janelle Jarboe, are taking a big stride to stop Palmyra's forwards from scoring during South Shelby's tournament, in which the girls went on to win first place. Janelle's, Connie's, and Fran's eyes are on the ball. They must get it onthe offense so they can rack up more points for South Shelby. 85 LINDA LUCAS JOYCE TISUE LOU ANN GANDER PAM BOWER heerleaders LESLIE PALMER .IANIE BONO BARBARA MA SSEY DEBBIE HEATHMAN MARY HAYS NANCY GARRISON BOWERVS MAR KET STARLA DECKER LINDA SMITH ' ' W E ' 39, mah Basketball l H in Pep Club Front Row: Starla Decker, Debbie l-Ieathman, Barbara Massey, Lou Ann Gander, Linda Smith, Pam Bower. Second Row:MissChrisman, Sponsor, Joyce Tisue, Mary Hays, Janie Bono, Leslie Palmer, Nancy Garrison, Linda Lucas, Miss Adams, Sponsor. Third Row: Donna Rose, Ginny Spears, Joyce Magruder,Teresa Williams, Marlene Goodnight, Arla Lackey. r 255325552 Football Cheerleaders Front Row: Linda Lucas, Janie Bono, Mary Hays, Leslie Palmer. Back Row: Nancy Garrison, Joyce Tisue. Cheerleaders Front Row: Debbie I-leathman, Pam Bower, Linda Smith. Back Row Starla Decker, Barbara Massey Lou Ann Gander. BEACHCOMBER BEAUTY SHOP BLANCH HARR ISON, OWNER Girls' State delegates-Charla Peak and Sherry Walker. Boys' State delegate - Mike Roy. ee CLARENCE COURIER Honors Greenhand Farmer - Sam Latchford. Barnwarming King and Queen-Bobby Vickers and Rita Echternacht. taj k.. .fm VH l uh' ,F-xhf M x .,, 1'f-D. :i.'V?Q, 1 -. EX 'I S. 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I . -. ..',. ,Z 13- Soon after South Shelby High opened its doors for the 1965-66 school year, the Student Council was planning its course of operations for the coming year, Homecoming brought the Satalites to the school for the dance. Their music provided the climax to a day when our band and colorful floats lined the streets, the Cardinals achieved a Victory, and a new queen reigned. The Valentine dance With the Christie's Critters band, hearts, crepe paper streamers, and dim lights was probably one of the most memorable events of the year. Student Council do- nated money toward the purchase of new uniforms for our cheerleaders. Student Council elections marked the end of the year for 1965-66. South Shelby Student Council The students Student Coun The officers of our 1965-1966 Student Council: Linda Lucas-Treas- urer Ann Bollow-Reporter, Dianne Dixon-Secretary, Bernie Loft- Vice President, Tim Williams-President. elect the new :il officers. Students elect their Homecoming Queen. The Junior Class builds their Homecoming L ,jul 5. XZ , di, The Juniors stuff napkins and build the trap of their float which won for them third place. 3 E ,h Denise Hutcherson, the J unio r ,l .. . . ss, -V 1 candidate for Homecoming Queen, and her escort Mike Roy. Q ' -Pr' V 'ffffwfef '.'-we Float- We'll Trap 'Em ! The Seniors construct their second prize winning float- We'll swallow anything but defeat. The campaign assembly for the new Stu dent Council officers. The newly elected officers for the forthcomingyear: Roy LeGrand- Vice President, Jack Lightfoot-President, Nancy Magruder-Sec- retary, Ann Bollow-Treasurer. Homeeomin Queen Candidates Kay Loflin - Freshmen Denise Hutcherson - Junior Linda Hunolt - Sophomore Martha Chinn - Senior if wil S STH 'R C! 51 W 'M 2' 3'5 , 1 Winners Float lst-Freshmen 2nd-Senior 3rd-Junior 4th-Sophomore JEFFERSON HOTEL COFFEE SHOP wif .5 'fs The I965-66 Homecoming Queen Kay Loflin Dance The VaIentine's The annual initiation of the new members into the South Shelby Chapter of the NHS was held April 20, 1966. The senior NHS members were in charge of thecere- mony to initiate the new NHS members. The new NHS members here are signing the scroll. The senior girls of the NHS served their par- ents at the tea held after the annual ini- tiation. Those who at- tended the tea were the old and new NHS mem- bers, their parents, and the faculty. Sharon, Marge, Dianne, Nancy, Donald, and Three delegates shown in front of a NH Frances attended the NHS Convention 111 Marge and Sharon were the vot- display at the convention. Jefferson City- ing delegates at the NHS Con- R -fill., The National Honor Society Barbara Massey, Kathryn Bagley, Charla Peak, ' Beth Schoonover. FRONT ROW: Roy LeGrand, Nancy Magruder, k an, Frances Caldwell, Marge Mary Wood, Lmda LUCHS, D nald FOURTH ROW: Nolan Schwada, Gary Manford, A ' Ch rles Harland, David Harrison, ' ' Nike Sharon Buc m Broughton, Dianne Dixon, Sara Acuff, o Dicks, Jack Lightfoot, Mrs. Campbell, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Sherri Walker, Pam Threlkald, Evelyn Kline, Linda Hayes, Rose Dimmitt, Louise Gough, DeeAnn Palmer, Rita OW: -Celestine Mettes, Echternacht. THIRD R i Lou Echternacht, Denise Hutcherson, Mary S 'etf has four main obje Gary Turney, a Roger Edrington, Mike Roy, Don W1111EifT1S,l 1 i Bobby Vickers, A-rt Clapper, Steve Mason, ' not present when pic- James, and Ruth Ricker Q ture was takenl. ctives: Scholarship, Character, L ead- The National Honor oci 3 ' ' ll things. One must. put er ship, and Service. ' ' broadening of the mind and the learning of a ' ' ' h' . One cheers, uplifts, and guides Scholarship is the ' obtain high scholars ip f the school forth hard and tireless effort to ' h m what he has learned. others by showing t e Character takes into consideration if a student and teachers, has high standards of reliability and of personality such as cheerfulness, neatness, poise regulations, upholds principles of morality and ethics ' ' ' successfully holds office and meets responsibilities o honesty, exemplifies high standards stability, etc., complies with school 'bilities demonstrates meets responsi , ' ' f influencing lities and attitudes o With leader ship one leadership in class or organizations, exemplifies qua others for their good, and shows qualities of initiative and dependability. In being of service one shows willingness to render service to school and community, 1 committee or staff work, willingly assists visitors, teachers, and fellow l ' various competitions. does willingly students, shows willingness to represent schoo in The I965-I966 Tecis Staff Front Row: Jim Landrum, Gary Broughton, Rob Gingrich, Gary Manford, Roger Edrington, Frances Cunningham, Gary Turney, Tim Williams, Linda Caldwell, Carol O'Bryan, Diane Dixon, Pam Bower, Hayes, Mrs. Campbell, Sponsor. Second Row: Ann Bollow, Mary Wood. Brenda White, Linda Lucas, Connie Scott, Jim Isn't love grand? Let s rest awhile. Tim Williams Editor, Linda Hayes Co-Editor. BOL-L-OW CRIST 8c BOLL-OW sE,K'..Nl.g rl' Darn you Linda That looks like a busy group 1251 I - I.. S 5E? L,f? I 1 4 I We caught you Mike. To my calculation .... IVDDERN AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE JAMES W. DOBYNS, DISTRICT MANAGER You did it again. Young Engineers and Scientists First Row: P. Penick, R. LeGrand, J. Lightfoot, L. Hayes, J. LeGrand, G. Spears, Sharon Adams, V, Wheeler, A, James, J. Sherwood, S, Acuff, S, Sponsor, Third Row: D. Fry, B. McCollum, D. Decker, T. Butler, Second Row: Mr. Robert Youse, S. Wood, J. Rice, D. Kampschmidt, J. Churchill, Sponsor, L. Wharton, D. Williams, J, Rolf, L, Garrison, D. Hyatt, W. Lucas,Mr. Howard Dale, M. Roy, V. Harrison, J. Kreig, G. James, Platz, Sponsor, South Shelb Science Fair Biology y Winners 1. D. Fry, R. LeGrand 2. Sara Acuff 3. Kathey Griswold l. Mike Roy 98 COMMUNITY MOTORS gi Seafrgyfggj Physical Science 1. Jack Lightfoot 2. Jimmy Dale 3, Starla Decker Regional Contest ' Q g Jack Lightfoot - Physical Science -I John Rolf - Biology - I ROY LEGRAND Starla Decker - Physical Science -I STATE CONTEST WINNERS State President Chapter Vice President S z f-C ' , - , ' Biiiogfuiaffhhigifferl, Amames Algebra Dome HAWKINS INSURANCE AGENCY OUTSTANDING FIRST YEAR MEMBER A A. ,f Q Art James, Sara Acuff CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIPS KATHEY GRISWOLD DELEGATES TO NATIONAL CONVENTION: R. LeGrand, A, James, S, Acuff, and D. Fry QA1ternatej loo WOOD'S LOCKER SERVICE sf CHAPTER OFFICERS When I was about this big. Art James-President, tor, Patty Penick-Pro- Roy LeGrand-Vice gram Chairman, John President, Ginny Sherwood-Historian, Wheeler-Secretary, Terry Butler-Sarg. at Jack Lightfoot-Treas- Arms. urer, Sara Acuff-Edi- ART JAMES W K National Treasurer Chapter President Mr. Young Scientist from Missouri Don't you think I should win? BLOMBERG BUILDING AND ROOFING 101 Dianne Dixon Rita Echternacht Law Day Award DAR Award MEL.SON'S GAMBLE STORE Barnwarming Queen K King Rita Echternacht, Bobby Vickers. Attendants: Ronnie Wilhoit, Marge Broughtong Janie Bono, Richard Lackeyg Penny Boling, Bernie Loftg Donald Broughton, Arla Lackey Louise Gough Betty Crocker Award Dianne Dixon, Rob Cunningham Courtesy Award MW fag-My ff ' A s E T -erm First Row: Kathy Dimmitt, Dottie Dixon, Carol O'Bryan, Suzanne Snider, Sara Acuff, Rose Dimmitt, Dianne Dixon, Denise Hutcherson, Penny Boling, Karladine Thurman, Second Row: Mrs. Latimer, Charla Baker, Kay Loflin, Linda Roberts, Brenda Wood, Marchelle Tyner, Judy lde, Rita Bradley, Diane Highland, Cathy Clarke, Dee Ann Palmer, Theresa Mihalevich, Third Row: Patty Overfelt, Brenda Bender, Diane Bowen, Brenda White, Marge Broughton, Louise Gough, Barbara Baker, Ginny Wheeler, Mary Jo Weems, Joyce Tisue, Christyne Snider, Kathy Harding. Future Homemakers of America We are here to plan this ' H thing, FHA officers are installed. So you think that's a good idea? The Cake Walk l don t know about that. Future Farmers of America 91, Front Row: Richard Lackey, Arthur Ratliff, Richard Rose, Bobby Vickers, Gary Broughton, Steve Mason, Herman Peeper, Sponsor. Second Row: Paul Langhammer, Sam Latchford, Larry Wharton, Donald Dicks, Jim Gingrich, Kent Weisenborn, Jim Landrum, Bernie Loft, Raymond Bono, Phillip Bender, Jim Smith, Wayne Rollin, Larry Metres, Richard Ratliff, Pat Buckman. Third Row: Richard Maddox, Terry Butler, Donald Broughton, C. E. Kendrick, Ronnie Wilhoit, Jim Gough, Randy White, Tom Kendrick, Larry Simmons, Steve Bork, Jim Timmons, Harley Funk, Glenn Murphy, Gerald Fifer, Mike Brenz. Fourth Row: Bill Smith, Jack Parsons, Dale Weatherford, Kent Maupin, Ernie Loft, David Hirrlinger, John Lackey, Don Baker, Sam Tillitt, Bob Stuckey, James Weaver, Jerry Simmons, Verl Harrison, Bill Walters, Charles Clark. Fifth Row: Mark Mason, Mike Collins, Earl Hutcherson, Mike Barr, Pat Maupin, Harold Trussell, Gary Dolbeare, Jr. Ragan, Mike Focht, Loren Garner, Kenny Wilson, Johnny Hughes, Bill Blackford, John Rubison, Keith Byars, Mr, Peeper's students have been quite successful in Win- ning honors in District and State competition, Without Mr. Peeper, their advisor, the Ag. boys would not have been so successful. Front row: Arthur Ratliff, Secretary, Gary Broughton, Sentinalg Richard Lackey, Vice President, Bob Vickers, President, Dick Rose, Treasurer CORNER SERVICE STATIQN Steve Mason, Reporter. Back row: Jim Gingrich, Asst. Secretary Kent Wiesenborn, Asst. Sentinalg Bernie Loft, Asst. Treasurer, Donald Dicks MARVIN THOMAS - PROPRIETOR Asst. Vice President, Larry Wharton, Asst. Reporter. .Y . 4- . Q ' ':ig.,, Lf-fi Mgt- it , V. A H. it it ' , . ,Q M1 -'B' : - N My J S .J .w,-:u.w gf '- ' ,wg ., iff A4 , , , ,Agia .. in Field Crops I Rating District H Rating State 5, f Farm Mechanics IH Rating District is if ' :gg ,yi Ig jf Q 1 '1ti' fsfAs , , i, g Q Wi- She's such a cute queen! I play the piano. Oh! I bet that hurt! QI meant it to.j 106 Line up boys, and I'11 pass it out to you ' Boy, am I Cool on these drums. So they say Pm henpeckedf' I'm modeling one of my new hair- dos. Turn around boys. Ah choo' Hurry up the line, I'm hungry. 1' I can't get any milk! Drink up boys! 107 Newspaper Staff First Row: R. Ricker, B. White, C. Peak, S. Acuff, N. Magruder, L. Lucas, M. Broughton, F. Caldwell Second Row: R. Edrington, C. Mettes, J. Hamilton A. Lackey, C. Wilt, S. Buckman. J. Bono. S. Decker B. Dobyns, P. Bower, C. Clarke, Third Row: N. Schwada, L. Gough, C. O'Bryan, D. Highland, D. Harrison, C. Snider, D. Palmer, T. Mihalevich, N. Garrison, S. Snider. CHARLA PEAK, CO-EDITOR SARA ACUFF, EDITOR These two girls have done very good jobs for the positions they hold, Their jobs are the headaches of the newspaper staff, and they are two Very good 3SplI'l1'1 to take care of the headaches , MRS. WRAY Mrs. Wray has been the sponsor of the school newspaper for the past year. She has worked very hard on the paper, especially on the day the paper is to come out. The sponsorship is a difficult job, butu she has fulfilled her position we . Library Staff 3 1 . i Fwy, ,.....,,..W W y rf Seated: Mrs. Schoonover, Charlotte Weems. Standing: Nancy Austin, Ruth Austin, Martha Chinn, Jim Timmons. You owe 554.72 as of today. 'You were expecting maybe the Easter Bunny? CLARENCE STATE BANK 109 Mrs. Brown and her office girls balance the books. Cffice Personnel The office sorts out the grade cards. Gloria Mitchell, Mary Hays, Diane Highland, Suzanne Snider, Pam Bower, Frances Caldwell, Marge Broughton, Ruth Ricker, and Mrs. Brown. iw, x X. A . 1 y '. 4' X 1,' X 1 Q x Y w 4,5 x f, ycv. Q ,. Lf. K r RQ, ,L Cu. 2':u, ' xv .Y-J, A I N' x l 3: ..,,. v.,- '. ik 3,23 .- . fx . 'LII' ' ' 2 7 'u' A '1',', 2.-4 1, mi . mf.. 'F 'v, s ,1.x ., -X .guy N . . 1 x 1 f,-1' .JA C . 5, '-T 3- . r -v .-.y w. ,gr ,, p A-, X 4, A A u A X SDUTH HELBY ,. XM, First Row: R, Snow, N, Austin, T, Mihalevich, D. Dixon, L, Lucas, C, Scott, C, Jones, D, Hutcherson, M, Goodnight, B, Schoonover, P, Ragan, C, Loft, S, Jackson. Second Row: Mrs, King, L, Gordon, L. Echternacht, K, Zeiger, D, West, R, Austin, M, Echternacht, J, Hull, K, Thurman, L. Dennis K, VanHouten, N, Magruder, C, Peak, L, Smith, 112 --- A -- 4 E E R, Echternacht, M, Weems, C. Mettes, P. Overfelt, S, Bryant, D, West, H, Carothers. Third Row: J. Gingrich, G, Focht, B, Ratliff, D, Palmer, J, Langhammer, M, Wood, G, Wheeler, V, Jennings, N, Garrison, K, Fortenberry, G, Mitchell, D, Dennis, B, Massey, S, Buckman, C, Mettes, J. Bode, S, Walker, D, Brenz, D, Vickers, D, Williams, I GER , Q F. R, Maupin, Fourth Row: N, Schwada, J, Hamilton J, Magruder, C, Peak, J, Tisue, B, Harland, R, Sweeney: S, Buckman, P, Boling, G. Freels, C, Weems, C,White J, Maddex, T, Williams, K, Clarke, C, Wood, C.Kidwe1l, M, Grammer, A. Eddington, B, Weber, J, Sweeney, -B McCollum, Fifth Row: M, Focht, P, Bender, B, Vickpw Broughton, E, Hutcherson, E, Loft, D, Weatherfo Dennis, M, Roy, B, Maddox, J. Sherwood, R, Edringt rd, on, Loft, D, Shride, G, Manford, R, White, D, White, D. Hyatt, Funk, P, Scott, R, LeGrand, F. Caldwell, G. Harla Mettes, nd, 113 Girls Glee Club FRONT ROW: R. Snow, N. Austin, T. Mihalevich, D. Dixon, L. Lucas, C. Scott, C. Jones, D. Hutcherson, M. Goodnight, B. Schoonover, P. Ragan C. Loft, s. Jackson. SECOND ROW: L. Gordon, L. Hopper, K. Zeiger D. West, R. Austin M Echternacht, J. Hull, K. Thurman, L. Dennis, K. VanHouten, M. Magruder, C. Peak, L. Smith, R. Echternacht, M. Weems, C. Mettes, P. Overfelt, S. Bryant, D. West. THIRD ROW: C. Focht, B. Ratliff, D. Palmer, J. Langhammer, M. Wood, G Wheeler, V. Jennings,N. Garrison, K. Fortenberry G. Mitchell, D. Dennis, B. Massey, S. Buckman C. Mettes, J. Bode, S. Walker, D. Brenz, D. Vickers FOURTH RQW: J. Hamilton, J. Magruder,C. Peak J. Tisue, R. Sweeney, B. Harland, P. Boling, G. Freels, S. Buckman, L. Weems, C. White, J Maddox, T. Williams, K. Clarke, C. Wood, C Kidwell, M. Grammer, A. Edington, B. Weber But I can't pay the rent! And this is your roving reporter, Walter Clondike, signing off Better call the Doc. Boys Glee Club Gingrich, R. White. Third Row: R. Maupin, D. Williams, B.. Broughton, J. Sweeney, G. Harland F. Caldwellf D. White, B. McCollum, D. Hyatt H. Funk, L. Mettes, H. Carothers. . 'I Curtain Call ls all this acting? Cardinal Choraleers First Row: D. Dixon, L. Lucas, G. Scott,C. Jones, D. Dennis, B. Massey, S. Buckman, G. Mettes, J M. Fouts, D. Hutcherson, M. Goodnight, Bode, S. Walker. Fourth Row: N. Schwada, J. B. Schoonover. Second Row: T. Mihalevich, M. Gingrich, M. Focht, P. Bender, B. Vickers, B. Echternacht, J. Hull, K. Thurman, L. Dennis, Maddox, M. Roy, J. Sherwood, R. Edrington, B. K. VanHouten, N. Magruder, C. Peak, L. Smith, Loft, D. Shride, G. Manford, R. White, P. Scott, R. Echternacht, M. Weems, C. Mettes. Third D. White, D. Hyatt, H. Funk, R. LeGrand, H. ROW: M. Wood, J. Langhammer, G. Wheeler, V. Garothers, Jennings, N. Garrison, K. Fortenberry, G. Mitchell, Well, you can't bring down the house every night. Do you smell something? Sit down and take a load off your feet. 11 You try that again and l'll clobber you, Pa! l Gary Manford . -at , .Q 4 'X Honors to Mrs. King for her fine production and direction of OKLAHOMA and for her Wondei ful Woik in the music department. Linda Lucas Dianne Dixon fu- zv wry People will say we re in love. K - 51 5 gy R- Q ,,.s. '7Z '5P' Roger Edrington Jim Gingrich David Shride Karlad ine Thurman 1 17 SOUTH HELBY Front Row: D. Hutcherson, P. Boling, C. Metres D. Palmer, R. Dimmitt, B. Schoonover, M. Purdy: P. Rembush, C. Peak, A. Lackey, C. Million, C. Jones, C. Clarke, A. Bollow, B, Massey L. Lucas. Second Row: E. Kline, K. Bagley, V Jennings, M. Wear, L. Roberts, K. Thurman D. Hyatt, L. Palmer,H. Johnson, D. Dixon,C. Peak 118 DAVIS FUNERAL HOME D. Williams, J. Hull, R. Hull, G. Manford, D Dixon, L. Gou h, P. Threlkeld, K. Clarke, J Gingrich. Thirg Row, C. Wilt, B. Dieker, J Hamilton, B. Fox, G. Spears, M. Grammer, C Wear, B. Hack, L, Garrison, W. Lucas, E. Gough D. Kampschmidt, F. Matters, N. Magruder, S STAGE BAND Front Row: S. Buckman, J. Gingrich L. Gough, M. Echternacht P. Threlkeld, M. Buckman Second Row: DZFHV' rifagp CD r-I 052 S9305 :UQ0 fi ,,,,,..,1 253 coma, was Q asa- Q. ,., rn ,mg H Q20 on Q' -5 .' DD U3 '-lf-I 2 cg Hx E- 'JO'Tl E075 FD.-'W frog' 145514 FCLCD Buckman, Standing Director, Mrs. ightfoot, T. Mihalevich, M. Roy. 1 a 1 l E ' HIGH SCHOOL BA D .Walker, M. Goodnight, G. Greene, L. Gander, E. Loft, J. Rice, G. Buckman, J. Krieg, D, D. Vickers, R. Echternacht, B. Baker,T. Timbrook, Harrison, M. Wood, M. Clapper, P. Buckman, J: M. Buckman, M. Echternacht, S. Buckman, Fourth Bode, T. Williams, B. Vickers, Standin : Mrs. Qui Lightfoot, N.'Schwada, D. Fry, J. Rolf, D. Lightfoot, M. Roy, S. Davis, V. Wheeler, Buckman, G. Turney, R. Cunningham, M. Quinly, Heathman, N. Baker, T. Orr, K. Dimmitt, . D, White, H. Carothers, C. Landrum, D. Carrol, Stultz, T. Williams, C. Scott R. Edrington, S. Wood, P. Scott, B. Buckman, f f Congratulations to Mrs. Lightfoot for her fine work with the Marching Band, herl Rating at the State Music Festival, and her excellent work with the Stage Band, which has been enjoyed by all. l.El.AND'S JEWELERY 119 We finally made it to Broadway! Percussion on parade. What is that lying in the road? A , . I' ,.L,- : J ,.,.. . , H I' alms- -M K?E.ZE7','4 '.k , KW H V I ,, 4 fs I-T :gn lg? 4- if if M' . za .f 57' m 7. V ' ' ' , If Q f f ww' 'W ,H V g fgg , -E V in .., ' ' 'L . f.i'?!'3'..'1f'+ f--- A .a,., - .. ,.. 1 120 's V WT QUE? ..., L , K,f4a,9qLi, ,, g EIS? 5252253 ' QESEE ' Burlesque anyone? fl l , . ' K ' V :fr ' . f' i 1: f i ,pl M.. , Q 5 N ' , f S K, Tl E , I if , K s 'F 1' . Hi 6 f ,, 4 41555 Mylar lil ill ill lil li! 'Q W? W' ll We l +4 fi - S V , K in ' f 514 V , ,S A . Q fy -- as , QE -A X 3 1 1-if r V- 5 .-f4 I .:. V V I -. A 1, wg, gg? gigs :es If 3-- M 55335 , 5.5555 2 2 g X 7 Y asf 5 J 1 V. 5' ..,......m... W f k,....a,...M.,f W ......,... :,. f , . ., A ! . , e':.s,gsQ . .1 fiifzzzfllffl w wfgll ' -f'f ...',-,1',,1 ...,, gf . X 1 K lx gl ' in. f . 1 flip 1' f,'f7 A ' ' ' - H : -V - - . . . A-ff awed' :awk . ' V1 VFUNT V4 .W-'V LE-'l: ::5 'l',' L -- : l,l. I love a parade! Drum Maior and Maiorettes Gary Manford Drum Major Q Carol Wear Louise Gough Karladine Thurman ChefY1 Million Dianne Dixon 121 Valentine Queen, Rose Dimmitt, receiving her roses from Sec. of State, James Kirkpatrick. Honors up . -my ' - -5, Rose Dimmitt Valentine candidate - Linda Lucas. Homecoming Queen - Kay Loflin. WHITE MULE OIL CO bl. 4, 4.4-. ah fl. Dedication Edgar Moore, Dr. L. L, Rice, Richard L, Pearce, James Rutter, Bro. Elwood Greer, James R. Nevins. Chester Calvert, Missouri Department of Education Edgar Moore, Principal Www il 124 DR, L. L, RICE, D,V,lVl, Thomas F, Ea Governor of i gigfgrgl fi I XL 4 of gleton Lt. Missouri 5 is 'nw Dedicatory tatement y Superintendent of Schools The dedication of the South Shelby High School formally inaugurates the project we in this district have given ourselves--a pro- ject to provide the best educational pro- gram that we can. Certainly, a great portion of this project has been accomplished by the completion of the high school building. We have the satisfaction of seeing what has al- ready been accomplished by the co-operation, support, and patience of those who support education. All who have contributed in any way can feel pride in what has been accom- plished so far. ln addition to dedicating this building we are also dedicating a plan of education. Although our attention today is directed mainly to the high school building, we are, also, dedicating a plan which includes all public school activities in our district. This plan was set in motion when the voters created the Shelby County R-IV District. The high school building is completedg however, the implementing of the plan will be brought about by the continuation of our efforts to improve the quality, diversity, and effectiveness of the preparation of our young people to meet their needs educationally and socially. James R. Nevins James Rutter, President of School Board James R. Nevins, Superintendent l 2 E I , uv j . . 4 5 I A f . if . L, J 1 i- 5 HARDYS Oll.. COMPANY 125 Turn around so I can take a picture. Q. S Y This is my fifth Play- mate this week. P r O m Tea Hee! rm iickiisii 126 My timing was just like THAT! I have a Q. T. tan. ,i You block, l'll run. You wouldn't believe what I just did! Which one has the M K M chocolate candy? Next? Live, love, and be happy, , , fm a -.M - QW. .nv 2 , me Yes exercise will do it. 128 S No I don't want to dance, Thar will never work, I could have danced all night You call this dancing? What happened to Jim? 1. A-nl w,,, .quad R ,gf--1? I. ga' 8 'QQ Y W What We Are God s Gift to U 1 X as . 'S 5 5 l Q x Z Q Q + ,y 6 2 16 I- X L is: ,, gig? Y gi X fi? gk A WR f Q? 5' is Q 2 W- it ik :mann DXANE DIXON Class Secretary What We Become rls Our Gift to God I 1 K i P F r ROGER EDRINGTON Class Presldent K fx ..f ' r. Rutter presents the keys to success' South Shelby's School Year Front Row: J. Langhammer, J, Collins, J. Parsons, J. Timmons, N, Schwada, M, Chinn, T, Mihalevich, B, White, - R, Ricker, M. Brenz, L. Lucas, M, Fouts, J, Bode, S. Pollard. Second Row: L. Smith, L. Echternacht, M, Wood N, Garison, S, Simpson, L, Gough, J. Gingrich,kJ. W eaver, L, Simmons, R. Cunningham, K, Weisenborn, J. Darby, L Roberts, P. Smith, S, Gordon, C. Mettes, R, Sweeney Third Row: D, Palmer, S. Oard, S. Snider, L, Wright, B Kaiser, D, Dixon, C. Loft, J. Donnelly, R, Lackey, M Tyner, R. Dimmitt, F, Caldwell, C. Huff, C. Jones, R. . Coleman, C. Wood, S, Acuff. Fourth Row: K, Mayes, G. Canaday, L, Dennis, R. Bradley, C. O Bryan, G. Manford, P, Bender, M, Spears, A. Ratliff, D, Shride, M. Quinly, M. Baymiller, M. Broughton, B. Miller, V. Jennings, P. Ragan, L, Brown, J. Winn, G, Broughton, J. Landrum, G. Buckman. Fifth Row: M. Collins, R. Rose, R. Edrington, D, Harrison, A, James, B. Loft, R. Garner, B. Vickers, B, Maddox, J, Rose, P, Broadway, R. Bono, M. Focht, D. Wester, T, Williams, R, Wilhoit. ' ' SCHOOL'S OUT A proud father, A proud daughter. Comes to a Close l The TECIS of 1965-66 is the first yearbook that has been published by the students of South Shelby High. The TECIS this year will contain the records of our friends and class- mates whom we have learned to know, cherish, and love. lt will help us to remember activities and events, all of which help to make our mental image of high school days. We hope the TECIS will be cherished by you, and as years pass, it will call back pleasant memories of yesteryear. 133 Pfister - C PLANTS LOCATED AT HAWTHORN E ' LODI AND'MAHWAH, NEW JERSEY NORTH ADAMS, MASSACHUSETTS SHELBINA, MISSOURI 134 ALUIVIIINIUIVI TUBING CORP. C4fam1fucZufers Olafmbtfllllllllfl - Cgobfed fbltrgo - C3AJ1Ifl'LLSl'Ol'LS I25 ELLISON STREET - PATERSON, NEW JERSEY 07505 DEVOTED TO ALUMWUM - DEDICATED TO SERVICE LANDRUM CHEVR0lET-PONTIAC-BUICK, INC YV P SHELBINA, MlSSOURl BUICK . A 'T 1'-An , 4 ' g 2. Bring your car home for service Phone: 588-4115 I Ll 135 136 IL ffm A V . ,. Mil v'm,gI,2,gf , 'J . ,L,, fix. X i J I l, , AY 9 , ' ,K ' f 'i' ' ' L ' If I , I I ,,-7:-Y' Q 'y, ' ,. .I .J ,., my - 4 I. V I if 'T I , . .I .,,K,,.. T ,k,,.., , ,L N Q HI-WAY 36 ELgin 1-2663 MACON, 0 MISSOURI MO-34-MACON E. J. PERRY, Manager SERVING RURAL COIVISUMERS IN MACON, SI-IELBY, MONROE RANDOLPH, CHARITON, LINN, SULLIVAN, ADAIR Ei KNOX COUNTIES Owned dy Mace we Souza' SHELBY COUNTY COURTHOUSE OFFICIALS PROSECUTING ATTORNEY DAN BOLLOW COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT MARY ERWIN TREASURER MYDA CHRISTINE SHERIFE JOHN DUFEEY ASSESSOR DEE SMITH PROEATE JUDGE TOM PROCTOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE WILLIAM E. TAREET PR ESIDING JUDGE JIM TOM CHINN JUDGE OE THE EAST DISTRICT E. P. THRELKELD JUDGE OE THE WEST DISTRICT ALBERT ECHTERNACHT COUNTY CLERK E. R. MILLER CIRCUIT CLERK OLA B. WILSON 137 CHARLES O'LAUGHLIN PHONE 554 0'laughIin Quarry PRODUCERS OF AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE - CRUSHED STONE WE DELIVER LIME, ROAD ROCK, 8 PHOSPHATE 138 Shelbina Bank MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 31,000,000 SHELBINA, Mo. PHONE so Smith 8. Hartgrove Motor Co. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 84 BODY WORK SHELBINA, MO. CALL - 36 I f :A 1 U 1 ., 1. Ish sf: A xi Call SHeIbinu - 564C SHELBINA READY-MIX CO. Sand - Gravel - Concrete Block - Dirt Located At Hwy. 36 E. in Shelbinc 139 140 GREENING FUNERAL HOME CLARENCE, Mxssoum 0 sHELBYv1LLE.M1ssoUR1 VIRGIL GREENING PETE GREENING .fjglun MACON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMP MACON,MlSSOUBl m somss Q Q W A E N 1 W Lil .li A A A Ii , s lill LII ,llUJI,IIEWUl1TIl.,fl1TlUlIHlIIlQ11l,Ul Ill HI .ll IMI ll! il Q 1 EF - E MACON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 142 OUR FRIENDS D. M, Alexander Mr. gl Mrs. Carl Baymiller Betty's Beauty Shop Dr. and Mrs. Bevan Al Bianci Bilbro's Grocery Branscomb Seed tk Supplies Canaday's Service Garage R. G. Clapper Clarence Auto Supply Clarence Cleaners Clarence Florists Clarence Hotel Clarence Laundromat Clark Theatre Copeland Implement Company Mr. Sw Mrs. Charles Corbin Court Cafe Courtesy Cleaners Dairy Freeze Mr. K Mrs. Charles Dodd Fllison's Roller Rink Extension Office Personnel Famous Chicken House Farmers' Mutual lnc. Foster Chiropractor Office Franke's Jewelry Fugate Shoe Store F. 81 V, Food Market Gieselman Shoe House Gilbert Agency Gough 8 Gough Hall Service Hardy 8 Son Construction Hawkins Pool Herff Jones Joe Hickman Dr. D. R. Hull Humphrey's Drugs Hutcherson Grain Hutton Funeral Home Imperial Oil Company Jack 81 Jill Tot Shop Janes Fabric Jenny's Dress Shop June Powell Store Dr. E. P. Keith Lynn's Service Shop Macon-Atlanta State Bank Dr. R. D. Maddox, D. O. Marge's Beauty Shop McGraw-Edison Company M. F. A. Oil Company M, F, A, Service Station Miles 8 Bates Mr. 8 Mrs. Roger Monteith Gene Moore Myron Ryther, lnc. Northeast Missouri Co-op. North Missouri Lumber Company Paul Jones Feed Company Penny May Motel Purdy Motor Company Mr. 81 Mrs. Bill Rash Reed's Furniture Ridgeway Barber Shop Roy's Court' Dr. 5 Mrs. Wesley Russell Shelbina Furniture Mart Shelbina Flower Mart Shelbina Hatchery Shelbina Wrecking Yard Shelby County Abstract 81 Loan Shelby County Herald Shelby Lanes J. 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