Southern Boone County R1 School - Eagle Yearbook (Ashland, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

Dedication W We, the Seniors of 1958-'59 and the Eagle staff, dedicate this yearbook The Eagle to our be- loved school. May her memories be long in our hearts, for within her walls we worked and we played, and we fostered friendships that will be with us always. Board of MR. ALFRED BECKMEYER Education MR. ELSWORTH WILCOX ON MR. EMERY TAYLOR MR. RALPH MOUNTJOY MR. JUSTIN JOHN Administration PAGE R. PENDLETON Superintendent A. B. M. A. Missouri Wesleyan University of Missouri Kirksville Teachers College ROSS H. BO EGER Principal and Coach B. S. in Education University of Missouri I MRS. MARIE K. JUNGE B. S. in Education M. E. in Elementary Supervision University of Missouri Southeast State College Washington University 5 High School Faculty MRS. LOY CRUMP MARTIN B. S. in Education University of Missouri MRS. JEAN TRASK B. S. in Education Southeast State College MRS. JANET BLAISE B. S. in Education Central College MRS. MARJORIE DeGASE B. S. in Education Springfield State College MR. FRED L. HARRIS B. S. in Education University of Missouri High School Faculty MRS. LUCILLE HERMAN B. S. in Education University of Missouri MRS. CARMA JOHNSON B. S. in Music Drake University MRS. SARAH MIDDLETON B. S. in Education University of Missouri MRS. PANSA PENDLETON Kirksvllle Teachers College Secretary Elementary Faculty MRS. MENA GILMORE Klrksvillc Teachers College University of Missouri ROGER P. HALL M. S. University of Missouri MRS. HELEN ROWE B. A. in Social Studies Drake University MRS. ESTHER LEWIS Elementary Education University of Missouri MRS. IRIS J. HALL MISS VIRGINIA EDWARDS B. S. in Education B. S. in Education University of Missouri University of Missouri Elementary Faculty MRS. CHARLENE JENKINS B. S. In Education University of Missouri MRS. DOROTHY SMITH B. S. in Education Springfield State College MRS. HELEN HALDIMAN B. S. in Education Central Missouri State College MRS. SUE THURMAN A. B. in Education William Jewell College MRS. NETTIE KLEMME Elementary Education Kirksville Teachers College University of Missouri MRS. JEAN INGWERSEN B. S. in Education University of Missouri Senior Class History Oi 1955-1959 The Seniors of 1958-'59 started their climb to higher education in August of 1955 with forty-six students. The officers of our Freshman year were as follows: President, Kirk Terrill; Vice- President, Joan Davidson; Secretary and Treasurer, David Harriman; and Student Council Representative, Betty Nichols. The Sophomore class officers were: President, Gayle Pendleton; Vice-President, Marilyn Hamilton; Secretary, Betty Nichols; Treasurer, Eddie Ray Bennett; and Student Council Representative, Joan Davidson. The officers of our Junior year were: President, Joan Davidson; Vice-President, Elson Nichols; Secretary and Treasurer, Marilyn Hamilton; and Student Council Repre- sentative, Betty Nichols. We started our Senior year with thirty-two students, but our graduating class will consist of thirty-one. Twenty-nine of these students have gone all four years together. They are: Joan Davidson, Elson Nichols, Larry Lammers, Carolyn Sapp, Everette Hazell, Arlene Sapp, Ray Woods, Billy Garrett, Ted Nieman, Lindell Crane, Linda Anderson, Eddie M. Bennett, Clara Quinn, Glen Beckmeyer, Brent Arnold, Shirley Smith, Eddie R. Bennett, Evelyn Nichols, David Harriman, Billie Quinn, Marilyn Goetting, Gayle Pendleton, Kirk Terrill, T. L. Forbis, Clercy Forbis, Fern Nichols, Juanita Thomas, Darold Buescher, and Evlyn Jenkins. Sandra Cole joined us our Junior year, and Wendell Nistendirk joined us our Senior year. At the beginning of the year we elected the follow- ing officers: President, Joan Davidson; Vice-President, Eddie R. Bennett; Secretary and Treasurer, David Harriman; and Student Council Representatives, Kirk Terrill and Evelyn Nichols. The election of Student Body Officers resulted as follows: President, Kirk Terrill; Vice-President, Joan Davidson; and Secretary, Evelyn Nichols. We are very proud of our class and the record it will leave at Ashland High School. We hope that the future holds success for every member and that no one will forget their friends made at Ashland High. 3f 12 JOAN DAVIDSON Need a friend? ask Joan. Basketball.....................1,2,3,4 Vice-President.........................1 Chorus.........................1,2,3,4 Newspaper..............................4 Annual Staff.........................3,4 Volleyball.............................2 Student Council....................2,3,4 President............................3,4 Barnwarming Queen......................1 Junior Play EDDIE RAY BENNETT Love, Life, and Lipstick. Vice-President.........4 Secretary-Treasurer . . 2 Basketball. . . .1,2,3,4 May King...............4 Junior Play KIRK TERRILL Pool, —anyone? F. F. A., Officer 1,2,3,4 Basketball.........2,3,4 Student Body President 4 Student Council... 1 4 President..............1 Newspaper..............4 Junior Play DAVID HARRIMAN Dependable as depend- ability can be. Chorus.................1 Baseball .... 1,2,3,4 Student Manager . . 3,4 Secretary Treasurer . 1,4 Annual Staff..........3,4 Junior Play EVELYN NICHOLS Nice, dependable, and Charlie's Girl. Chorus.................1 Student Council, Officer 4 Newspaper, Officer ... 4 Honor Society, Officer . 4 13 GLEN BECKMEYER “Mr. Music Man. F. F. A., Officer 1,2,3,4 Band, Officer. . 1,2,3,4 Chorus.........1,2,3,4 Junior Play DAROLD BUESCHER He's bashful—til you get to know him. F. F. A.......................1,2,3,4 Baseball.........................2,3,4 Basketball.........................3,4 Junior Play BILLIE QUINN Running boards, anyone? Cheerleader . . . .2,3,4 Homecoming Queen . . 4 Newspaper.............4 Chorus............1,2,3 14 BILLY GARRETT Calm, cool, and Holy- Cow! Newspaper............ Chorus............... Junior Play 4 4 ELSON NICHOLS A model-T, a gallon of gas, and thou! Vice-President . . . .3,4 Chorus, Officer . . .3,4 Band...........1,2,3,4 Junior Play WENDELL NISTENDIRK Look out big world; here I come I F. F. A.............................4 Chorus..............................4 ARLENE SAPP FERN NICHOLS Holding hands is Just a I don't really keer. habit. Chorus................1 Chorus................4 JUANITA THOMAS Ninety-eight yeas, but I still say nay. Band...............1 2,3 Chorus •••••� 1,2,3 Newspaper..............4 LARRY LAMMERS Rolling along like Ole Man River. Baseball .... 1,2,3,4 Basketball...............1 1 5 UNDELL CRANE Always willing to please Baseball...............3,4 THOMAS L. FORBIS Huhl I'm not worried Chorus................2,4 EVERETTE LEE HAZELL Shucks, I can do it; Just try me. F. F. A.................4 16 MARILYN GOETTING Smart,—I reckon! Band...........1,2,3,4 Chorus.........1,2,3,4 Newspaper..............4 Annual Staff...........4 Honor Society, President 4 D. A. R. Award .... 4 Junior Play RAY WOODS A wolf in sheep's clothing. UN DA ANDERSON Grandma was slow, but she was old. EDDIE MILTON BENNETT A razor, a car, and bound for Whoop-Up.” Band..........1,2,3,4 Chorus................4 Junior Play EVLYN JENKINS For she is Just a quiet kind. Chorus.................1 Junior Play 17 GAYLE PENDLETON A friend to all; she's not shy at all. Basketball. . . 1,2,3,4 Band, Officer. . 1,2,3,4 Chorus..........1,2,3,4 Student Council .... 2 President...............2 Newspaper .... 1,2,4 Annual Staff..........3,4 Volleyball..............2 Barnwarming Queen . . 4 Junior Play TED NIEMAN Tall in stature, mighty at heart. Newspaper..............4 Annual ............... 4 Baseball .... 1,2,3,4 Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Junior Play CLERCY FORBIS She is full of quaint charm. Basketball. . . .1,2,3,4 Newspaper..............4 BRENT ARNOLD He's married, darn it. Newspaper.............4 SANDRA COLE A pleasant smile for everyone Band...........1,2,3,4 Chorus.................4 Newspaper..............4 CAROLYN SAPP Watch out; here 1 come. Basketball.........2,3,4 Band.................1,2 Newspaper..............4 Junior Play Senior Class Will We, the Seniors of 1958-'59, leave these treasured possessions to persons we hope will benefit by them. To the teachers we leave our sincere appreciation for the help and guidance they have rendered to us the past four years. To the school we leave our undying loyalty. Linda Anderson wills her hustling ability to Joey Mickelis. Brent Arnold wills his height to Jerry Arnold. Eddie M. Bennett must have already willed his razor to someone because he hasn't been using it. Eddie R. Bennett wills his athletic ability to Dorsey Hoffman. Darold Buescher wills his ability to pick out a used car that won't run to his brother, Gerald. Sandra Cole wills her pleasant smile and friendly personality to anyone who feels down-in-the-dumps. Lindell Crane wills his curly hair to Lawrence Hazell. Joan Davidson wills her love for Arcie to no one; she'll need it after they are married. Clercy Forbis wills her defensive ability in basketball to Lenora Reifsteck. Thomas L. Forbis wills his booming voice to M-s. Middleton. I guess the students will stay awake now. Billy Glenn Garrett wills his love for Mrs. Herman to Bobby Crump. Marilyn Goetting wills her cooking ability to Judy Lane Nichels; she needs it. David Harriman wills his ability to be a dependable student manager to anyone capable of filling his shoes. Everette Hazell wills his calm, collected nerves to Mrs. Martin. Evlyn Jenkins wills her shyness and quietness to Barbara Scruggs. Larry Lammers wills his catching ability to Dennis Cramer. Elson Nichols wills his mechanical ability to no one; he aims to make a living with it. Evelyn Nichols wills her ability to be a good Student Council Secretary to the next person who holds the job. Fern Nichols wills her sweet disposition to anyone whose disposition isn't like it. Ted Nieman wills his ability to shoot hook shots to Charles Cantrell. Wendell Nistendirk wills his ability to leave school after 7th period to any senior next year who thinks he can get away with it. Gayle Pendleton wills her ability to pop gum to no one; the world is better off without it. Billie Quinn wills her ability to find legal excuses to be out of school half a year and still pass to Wilson Ramsdell. Clara Quinn wills her love for children to the future teachers. Carolyn Sapp wills her dribbling ability to Sarah Kirchner. Arlene Sapp wills her hand-holding habits in P. E. to no one; Coach doesn't want them to have it. Shirley Smith wills her typing for Mrs. Martin to Dennis Harmon. Kirk Terrill wills his pool-shooting ability to Coach, because he wants competition. Senior Class Prophecy In the year 1959, which is the year of outer planetary space and sputniks, the future may hold in store the following; Linda Anderson was seen boarding a rocket for the moon to set up the world at her own pace. Brent Arnold is now the owner of his own rocket ship, The Beverly. Glen Beckmeyer was last seen buying a record on the moon, and it was way out, crazy, and gone. Eddie M. Bennett has just been appointed head custodian at the Capitol building in Washington. Eddie R. Bennett was last seen deciding between basketball and girls’, and finally signed the contract with the Martians to play basketball. Sorry, girls. Darold Buescher was last seen opening up a new used car lot at the corner of walk and don't walk. Sandra Cole was last seen pacing around trying to keep the little Paces in control. Lindell Crane was last seen taking a home-permanent. Joan Davidson - We find Joan and Arcie still digging the basement with their carving set. Clercy Forbis was last seen teaching the Martians to dribble up the floor. Thomas L. Forbis was last seen getting scalped by the Martians. They dig his red hair the most. 20 Billy Glen Garrett is now a construction engineer for his own firm. Buildings, anyone ? Marilyn Goetting was last seen serenading all the little Martians with her flute playing. David Harriman dropped us a line from Canada last week where he is general manager of the largest conservation plot in the world. Everette Hazell was last seen looking for something made for a dime, sold for a dollar and habit forming. Evlyn Jenkins was last seen punching cards on the way to the moon. Larry Lammers was last seen tending bar in his own tavern called Fillbottom Inn. Elson Nichols has just designed the new streamlined car for General Motors that runs on water and breaks the sound-barrier. Evelyn Nichols - We went to see her but couldn't find her for all of the little Charlies. Fern Nichols was last seen rocking her baby singing Sonny Boy. Ted Nieman - The last time we heard from him, he was still looking for the right girl. Wendell Nistendirk was last seen shooting craps with a bunch of flying purple people eaters on Mars. Gayle Pendleton - We find it in the future that it is still hard to find Penny without gum as it is just as hard to find Jimmy with Penny. Billie Quinn - Bill and Jack are now seen driving their red convertible with the top down all the time because of over crowded conditions. Clara Quinn - We find Clara and Jack in their new house on Mars surrounded by little brats. Quoted by Clara. Carolyn Sapp - We just heard that she had a job with the FBI tracking down hoods. Automobile hoods, that is. Arlene Sapp - We heard that Arlene was going to the moon, but Linda just didn't want to go. Shirley Smith - The tables have turned; we now find her chasing the boys instead of them chasing her. Kirk Terrill - We haven't seen Kirk lately but as we drove down the streets of Nome, Alaska, we spotted a large sign saying Terrill's Recreation Emporium. Juanita Thomas - We tried to contact Juanita, but we found a quarantine sign on the door that said Disagreeitis. Ray Woods - Ray and Otis are still buying a new Ford each year—the latest model a Super-Dooper-Wizz-bang 8. Juniors LENORA REIFSTECK JIMMY UTTLE ALICE HILGEDICK LEROY REIFSTECK ALBERTA GILPIN SYLVIA WINFREY MELVIN HOFFMAN JOAN GARRETT JUDITH Me DOW SARALYN PACE GERALD BUESCHER CAROLYN QUINN THELMA NICHOLS CECIL SAPP Juniors DALE WHITE JUDY K. NICHOLS ROBERT SHORT SARAH KIRCHNER CARLETTA BRADLEY DENNIS HARMON MARGRET HEATH KENNETH BOWDEN PEGGY ASHLOCK ROBERT SAPP JOY ROUSE DONNIE BASINGER LIDA ARNSMEYER LAWRENCE HAZELL LOIS OLD LARRY ARNS MEYER Sophomores EMMA SCHNIEDER GLENDA ELLIS MARILYN HESSE BETTY LAMMERS JOE RICE HAROLD NICHOLS JIMMIE BENNETT KATHERINE MURPHY BILLY LUECKE DULCENIA SAPP LARRY RICE VAN ANDERSON DONNA ASHLOCK DEANNA BUESCHER CHARLES CANTRELL Sophomores DENNIS CRAMER ROMETTA RICHARDSON ROBERT SAPP ( BOBBIE COX BUFORD SCRUGGS LONNIE SAPP JOHN FEWINS LOUISE BOCKHORST JIMMY HARRIMAN MILDRED SAPP ROBERTA NISTENDIRK PALIS NICHOLS, JR. TERRY TAYLOR JOHNNY FORSEE BOBBIE LITTLE ELAINE LEWIS GERALD ANDERTON BURDETTE HARMON LA MO NT E CALVIN Freshmen CHECKIE REEDER SANDRA SAPP JEROME GLASCOCK MARGARET CAVANAUGH DAVID MICKELIS CAROL RICHARDSON LARRY OLD CAROLYN NICHOLS CAROL RODDEN BOBBY CRUMP JUDITH ROUSE LARRY BOWDEN ETHEL NICHOLS 27 Freshmen DORSEY HOFFMAN JEAN BOWDEN DAVID BROWN PATRICIA HARTMAN CAROLYN JENKINS DAVID THOMAS GLENDA KLEMME GARY ARNOLD DORIS GARRETT WILSON RAMSDELL TERRY SAPP PEGGY MICKELIS FREDERICK BLYTHE 28 Eighth Grade ANTHONY NICHOLS KAY TURNER RICHARD CUNNINGHAM JEAN WILSON RICHARD LEWIS SANDRA BIGGS BARBARA SCRUGGS 29 Eighth Grade PEGGY SAPP JESSE SAPP JUDY CRUMP LYNDA QUICK DEANNA CRUMP HARRY SAPP CHARLES NICHOLS DALE LEWIS ARLENE RIPPETO BOBBY BRINEGAR JOE STUMP Seventh Grade ROW ONE: Linda Hall, Harold Barnett, Dorothy Bouchez, Charles Carinder, Lillian Vaughn, Don Zeller. ROW TWO: Dorothy Phillips, Wayne Wilson, Nancy Nichols, Dwayne Barner Cheryl Francis, Harold Sanderson. ROW THREE: Garrie Cole, Dale Wilson, Janet Hamilton, Wendell Cunningham, Jane Ranz, Kenneth Bowden. ROW FOUR: Elaine Herron, James Rybolt, Eileen Hesse, Terry Nichols, Judy Sapp, Wayne Walker. ROW FIVE: Barbara Harmon, Joe Me Dow, Patey McDowell, Richard Holton. 31 Seventh Grade ROW ONE: Tommy Garrett, Linda Mickelis, Brenton Anderton, Karen Nichols, Steven Bowden, Kay Nichols. ROW TWO: Henry Prather, Mike Rlppeto, Thelma Rice, Jimmy Griffin, Martha Old, Terry Bennett. ROW THREE: Sharon Rouse, Vernon Johnson, Kaye Jenkins, Loren Rice, Sharon Woods, Mike Calvert. ROW FOUR: Ronnie Wasilewski, Virginia Williams, Ray Wasilewski, Marilyn Thomas, Billy Calvin, Janice Zumhlt. ROW FIVE: Rosetta Nichols, Francis Stalnman, Ellene Pace. 32 Sixth Grade ROW ONE: Donna Meng, Marcia Barner, Iris Anderton, Elaine Batye, Judy Nichols, Valerie Rice. ROW TWO: Lavern Lammers, Jimmy Harmon, Tommy Jones, Jerry Thomas, Ernie Sapp, Alvera Wren. ROW THREE: Cythia Branson, David Martin, Charles Crump, Larry BUrnctt, Terry Cole, Virginia Edwards. ROW FOUR: Jo Ann Sapp, Jane Rice, Wanda Rippeto, Rosemary Buckner, Linda Wren, Dianna Barnett. 33 Sixth Grade ROW ONE: Lorictta Barlish, Nancy Pauley, Nyoka Nichols, Karen Shea, Carol Ann Smith, Ellen Nichols. ROW TWO: Linda Taylor, Jim Petsel, Micheal Quick, Robert Hogan, Everette Sapp, Lois Winnecke. ROW THREE: Virginia Cunningham, Richard Hazell, Morris Nichols, Troy Lewis, David Biggs, Stella Crane. ROW FOUR: Joan Sappington, David Vaughn, Lonnie Crump, Larry Jennings, Linda McDow. 34 Fifth Grade ROW ONE: Larry Miller, Vilarah Le Steinman, Larry Harrlman, Barbara Frankel, Russell Pace. ROW TWO: Ronnie Harmon, Anne Sanderson, Gene Sapp, Joyce Reeder, Darrie Benedict. ROW THREE: Jackie Ireland, Gertrude Martin, Gary Lammers, Linda Zumwalt, Joseph Hannah. ROW FOUR: Michael Nichols, Gary Crump, Carol Hall, Jerry Nichols, Jackie Anderton. 35 Fiith Grade ROW ONE: Jesse Steelman, Janet Beckmeyer, Glen Sapp, Joyce Arnsmeyer, Terry Gilmore. ROW TWO: Ronald Glascock, Jean Douglas, Melvin Lewis, Hazel Smith, Tommy Rybolt. ROW THREE: David Nistendirk, Mary Lou Turner, Robert Smith, Dixie Meng, Jackie Nichols. ROW FOUR: David Gilmore, Joan Jones, Michael Phillips, Ruth Crane, Robert Brune. 36 Fourth Grade ROW ONE: Janice Perkins, Dennis Davidson, Ethel Nichols, Daryl Herron, Cheryl Martin, Bill Busch. ROW TWO: Jacklyn Burnett, David Cavanaugh, Margery Sievert, Donald Herron, Donna Benedict. ROW THREE: Ronald Nichols, Jim Nichols, Carolyn Crane, Daniel Farris, John McDowell, F. W. Glascock. ROW FOUR: lx nnie Vaughan, Melvin Bradley, James Arthur Sapp, Pamela Branson, Spencer Crump. 37 Fourth Grade ROW ONE: Lawrence Harmon, Jera Rowe, Garry S. Nichols, Nita Ruth Pace, Larry Gilmore, Melva Jones. ROW TWO: Gloris George, Jimmy Batyo, Ruthann Rybolt, Tom Petsel, Joyce Sapp. ROW THREE: Larry Barlish, Catherine Smith, David Basinger, Joel Bullard, Sally Rice, Mike Purcell. ROW FOUR: Rodney Johnson, James Bowden, Mike Henry, Mitchell Calvin, Daniel Bowden. 38 Third Grade ROW ONE: Marvin Hilgedick, Ronda Moreau, Russell Burkett, Linda Edwards, Junior Griffin, Dian Walker. ROW TWO: Janet Kay Craig, William Cox, Marvin Nichols, Larry Douglas, Linda Mon-is. ROW THREE: Janet Anderson, David Smith, Diane Steelman, Alva Anderton, Nancy Sapp, Steven Sapp. ROW FOUR: Larry Phillips, Charlene Phillips, Joe Short, Anita Bondurant, Larry Sapp, Terry Long. 39 Third Grade ROW ONE: Janice.Sapp, Tate Barner, Gail Belcher, David Lewis, Judy Basinger, Gary Rice. ROW TWO: Gloria Sexton, Dwayne Nichols, Ruby Osborn, Bobby Greend, Jackie Wilson. ROW THREE: Glenn Belcher, Sharon Begeman, Don Wilson, Donna Rouse, Leslie Sapp, Judy Nichols. ROW FOUR: Richard Begeman, Ruth Ann Hartlman, Ray Nichols, Cynthia Hackman, Bobbie Glascock. 40 t Second Grade ROW ONE: Danny Steelman, Peggy Rippeto, Dennis Burkett, Carolyn Zumwalt, Joey Petsel, Arlene Bouchez. ROW TWO: Nancy Glascock, Michial Qlmore, Conradinc Bamor, Gerald Barnett, Mary Bullard, Jerry Gilpin. ROW THREE: Benjamin Nieman, Colleen Crump, Mark Miller, Donna Harrison, Phillip Greene, Darla Ireland. ROW FOUR: Janice Steelman, Larry Rice, Kathryn McDowell, Stephen Jeffery, Patsy Bowden, Johnny Pauley. ROW FIVE: Melvin Farris, Jo Anne Nichols, Clifton Nahler, Shirley Woods, Mike Nichols, Glora Phillips. 4 1 Second Grade ROW ONE: Billy Crane, Kathryn Nichols, Ralph Higgins, Lester Ireland, Patricia Stump, Tommy Mustain. ROW TWO: Donald Smallwood, Dennis Sapp, Dena Rowe, John Smith, Judy Sappington, Donald Harrison. ROW THREE: Anthony Tremaine, Sharon Brune, Clinton Benedict, Gwendolyn Quinn, Patrick George, Steven Gilmore. ROW FOUR: Harold Nichols, Leon Martin, Opal Jenkins, Dale Smith, Brenda Nichols, Curtis Harmon. ROW FIVE: Brent Wren, Marcella Crump, Robert Smart, Deborah Wren, Ronnie Crump. 42 First Grade ROW ONE: Ray Steelman, Lois Ashlock, Micke George, Vickie Douglas, James Belcher. ROW TWO: Vickie Lee Nichols, Lenard Steinman, Philips, Michael Nichols, Linda Ireland. ROW THREE: John Johnson, Lena Hllgedlck, David Sapplngton, Ellen Richardson, Randall Calvin. FOUR: Linda Sapp, Danny Moreau, Marilyn Buescher, Terry Zumwalt, Constance Boeger. Ruth ROW 43 First Grade ROW ONE: Gary Pauley, Vickie Lou Nichols, Johnny Bowden, Lola Cook, Victor Ray Sapp. ROW TWO: Richie Sappington, Alice Nichols, Roger Morris, Mary Arnold, Don Burkett. ROW THREE: Ronnie Bennett, Jeni Crane, Stevie.Crump, Melody Martin, Zachy Rippeto. ROW FOUR: Jean Quick, Len Gilpin, Joyce John, Jacy Halton. 44 Student Council Newspaper Sta fi Annual Staff King Eddie Queen Sandra F. F. A. Baseball Boys' Glee Club Girls' Basketball Cheerleaders r r Eaglettes ALICE MARILYN ALBERTA LOUISE MILDRED DEANNA DULCENIA Basketball B“ GERALD DAROLD Basketball Statistics Ashland....................54 Ashland....................34 Ashland....................52 Ashland....................58 Ashland....................73 Ashland....................61 Ashland....................66 Ashland....................54 Ashland....................65 Ashland....................37 Ashland....................42 Ashland....................49 Ashland....................63 Ashland....................59 Ashland....................60 Ashland....................54 Ashland....................51 Ashland....................45 Ashland....................43 Ashland....................72 Ashland....................50 Ashland....................55 Ashland....................78 Ashland....................59 Ashland....................68 Ashland....................54 Ashland....................32 Ashland....................25 Ashland....................26 Ashland....................47 Ashland....................30 Ashland....................41 Ashland....................36 Ashland....................27 Ashland....................46 Ashland....................27 Ashland....................30 Ashland....................31 Ashland....................28 Ashland....................25 Ashland....................37 CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE LITTLE DIXIE TOURNAMENT GLASGOW TOURNAMENT NEW FRANKLIN TOURNAMENT GIRLS' CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE LITTLE DIXIE TOURNAMENT GLASGOW TOURNAMENT NEW FRANKLIN TOURNAMENT Hallsville................ 56 Harrisburg................ 40 Auxvasse...................49 Sturgeon...................47 Hallsville.................71 St. Brendans...............51 St. Brendans...............47 Auxvasse...................42 Harrisburg 57 Alumni.....................52 Tipton ....................53 New Bloomfield.............71 Mokane.....................41 U. High....................38 Fatima.....................58 Fatima.....................65 Hallsville.................43 Harrisburg.................47 Sturgeon...................49 St. Joseph.................43 Glasgow....................55 Bosworth...................41 Bogard.....................59 Paris......................54 Prairie Home...............46 Slater.....................77 Hallsville ................30 Harrisburg.................43 Auxvasse...................16 Sturgeon...................25 Hallsville ................27 Auxvasse...................36 Harrisburg.................19 Alumni.....................51 Mokane.....................26 Renick.....................30 Fayette....................34 Bosworth...................18 Westran ...................46 Buncton ...................49 New Franklin...............39 58 A . 4. 7. i. 6 0 Penny for the poor Branding time Face dirty? Too bad you had to change I ran my mother off Doodness dracious Where's you mommy? Red What a pair! Big Joe when he was little Look how big I'm are Social climber Time changes everything (I hope) His horns don't show Little Jimmy Little Friends? Put your skirt down. Coach •18. Party doll 19. Whose canary did you swallow 20. I never ate a bird 21. Chubby cheeks; I have 22. Of course you've got something in your eye: Your glove 23. The intelligent Student Council 24. Soups off! 25. Widdle Mable 14. 15. 16. 17. 10. 11. ;2. 13. 1. -4. The Filthy Four 5. Birds of a feather stick together 6. What a pastime I 7. Shut your mouth 1 What are you trying to do, grow grapes? 8. Are they big enough? 9. Hoo-la-hoop 10. What's on your mind-besides hair? 11. Lady Macbeth 12. What happened to you when you got older? 13. Where'd you come from? 14. Hasn't changed a bit 15. Buttons and bows 16. Surprise! 17. What's your name, little girl 18. Democrat lover? 19. Republican lover? 20. Innocent looking but far from it. 21. Same old Evlyn 22. Big T” 23. I Spy! 24. 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Columbia, Mo. Atkinson Hobbies Toys Model Planes-Dolls Buescher's Service Station Our Ouality is Remembered Long After the Price is Forgotten Toys of All Types Ouality - Service 206 N. 8th St.-Ph. GI 3-3312 Ph. GI 26559-Hiway 63 South Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. 75 Lionberger's Rentals We Rent Most Everything 711 Hiway 40 West GI2-6197 Columbia Missouri Compliments of Eflfcx ElectricallyI Mansur - Brown Agency Savings Accounts Insured Safe to $10, 000.00 Investments Insured Safe to 10,000.00 Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association 26 North Ninth - Phone 3-4491 Columbia Missouri Dell Cornell and Son 218 Broadway - Columbia, Mo. Lincoln - Mercury - Edsel - Jeep Sales and Service 76 School Supplies Ed's Cate Miller Book Store Smith-Corona Portable Typewriters Stationery - Books Gifts - Fountain Pens 920 Broadway Columbia, Mo. Suzanne's Warren Dalton, Mgr. Columbia's Smartest Shop For Women Phone GI3-7484 918 E. Broadway Compliments of P ucketts The Place to Go For The Men's Clothing Brands You Know Columbia, Mo. Platz Furniture Appliance Westinghouse - Magic Chef Household Furniture 514 Broadway Phone GI 3-6970 Columbia, Mo. Noted For Fine Foods Steaks - Chops Homemade Pies 5th Broadway - Phone GI 3-3313 Columbia Auto Parts Co. Genuine Replacement Parts Columbia, Mo. MFA Mutual Insurance Co. G. A. John, Agent 300 East Broadway Tel. GI 3-7776 Columbia, Mo. Sears. Roebuck and Co. Plenty of Free Parking Open Friday Nights Columbia, Mo. 77 Compliments of Compliments of Roy R. Wright Fred Glascock Boone County Assessor Boone Conntv Clerk GI 3-6234 GI 3-5221 Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. George Russell A. Brandenberger Drug Co. Farm Equipment Co. Ford Tractor Sales and Service Bolen Garden Tractors Chain Saws We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps 130 East High Street Ph. GI 3-7718-Hiway 40 hast Dial 5-2115 Columbia, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. The Home Savings and Burkel's Shoes Loan Association Footwear For The Family Phone 6-4193 314 Madison Street 128 E. High Street Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City Mo. Dial 5-5620 Missouri Window Tony's Drive In Coating Co. Highway 54 South Highway 50 West Distributors ot Vocote Product in Color Ernie Concialdi, Owner Good Food - Fast Service 311 Madison St. Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. 78 Tiger Laundry and Thomas Shell Service Dry Cleaning Co. Hiway 63 South The Tiger Can't Be Beat Phone GI 2-6309 XTTk Dial 4155 HELM Columbia, Mo. Deer Park, Mo. n, Cooks Paint Varnish Co. Glen Powell Sheriff of 909 East Broadway Boone County 2-3148 Phone GI 2-6111 GI 2-3147 Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. Compliments of Compliments of Pla-Boy Drive In Nu Way Lumber Co. Highway 40 Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. Columbia Welding Compliments of Machine Shop Phone GI 3-7441 Mary Booth Circuit Clerk 1325 Highway 40 East GI 3-4423 Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. 79 1 Shaw Sons Music Co. Everything In Music 213 E. Miller, Jefferson City, Mo. 13 No. 10th, Columbia, Mo. r°yce S Vy Vitality Dickerson's PS 01d Maine Trotters Florsheim Capeizo Mademoiselle Penaljo Foot-Flairs Casuals Rhythm Step Columbia Missouri Boone National Savings and Loan Association Eat Mor Cate Plate Lunches Homemade Pies 18 North Ninth Columbia, Mo. Ralph Dingman Columbia, Mo. Boone County Abstract Company, Inc. Established 1898 Phil Simpich, President You Only Own Your Ground When the Title is Sound. 18 N. 8th St.-Tel. 7448 Compliments of Gem Drug Company 8th and Walnut Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. John Kings Market Compliments of Fresh Fruit - Vegetables Meats and Fish Dale Doty 9-North 8th Street Columbia, Mo. Centralia, Mo. 80 Tastee Freez Daily Cleaners 302 South Ninth This Plant Features Malts - Shakes Lint Free and Cling Free Sundaes - Cones Dry Cleaning 909 Cherry Street Sodas - Floats - Freeze Qts. - Pts. Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. S?S For Complete News Coverage I OIL COMPANY ■ For Fast, Efficient Delivery of All Your Farm Petroleum Needs Paul Clark, Bulk Plant Manager READ THE J. B. Mahon, Salesman Columbia Daily Tribune Phone Gibson 2-617 4 Be Good to Your Clothes Dorn - Cloney VPnfihu� Watches Diamonds I Jt ! tLHvS Jewelry Laundry - Dry Cleaning ypaaraac 107-9 South Eighth Street 813 Cherry Street Phone GI3-9670 Dial 3-3114 Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. Columbia Business Service Knights Drug Store 306 South 9th Gibson 2-1171 Prescription and Photo Supplies Mimeographing - Offset Columbia, Mo. Smitty's Country Store Campbell's Manhattan Cafe 9 Miles North of Good Food, Good Service, Jefferson City on Hiway 63 and Reasonable Prices Phone 5-2072 107 East High Street Jefferson City, Mo. McKinney Bros. Cate Jack and Jill Shop 300 East High Country Ham For Tots-Teens and In-Betweens Dial 5-2411 Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. Schell and Ward T r e m a i n’s Shoes and Ladies' Ready to Wear Medical Arts Coffee Shop 101 - 103 E. High Street Dial 5-2214 515 East High St. Drive-In 813 W. Dunklin Blvd. Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City, Mo. Reed's Gulf Service Emphasis on Service Cars Called for and Delivered Free Emergency Road Service Tune-up - Brake Work Washing - Waxing - Greasing Hiway 54 South Dial 6-9485 Kelly Press, Inc. Fine Printing 201 S. Eighth Columbia, Mo. 82 Whiteley Milliken LP Gas Co Howard's Garage Generat Repair Bulk and Bottled Brake and Front End Shop Stoves - Water Heaters 1105 East Walnut East Broadway Gibson 3-4380 Phone GI 3-8438 Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. Whiteley Oil Co. Compliments of Phillips 66 Smiley's New Cafeteria Gasoline-Furnace-Oil Stoves-Oil 409 East Broadway 10th and Cherry Gibson 3-3828 and 3-9889 Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. Whiteley General Tire Co. General Tires-Passengers Hays Hardware Co. Truck - Tractor On the Farm Service 8th and Cherry 808 Broadway Phone 6767 - 6736 Dial Gibson 3-4710 Columbia, Mo. Columbia, Mo. Phone 62-X Bob's 66 Service Crane's Auto Service General Repairing Phillips 66 Gas Oil Mufflers-Tail Pipes-Accessories Phone GI 2-3579 Lee Tires - Delco Batteries Ashland, Mo. Columbia, Mo. 83 Perry's Dept. Store Columbia Printing Co. Printing of All Kinds The Home Owned Store Phone GI 3-5320 14 N. 8th Ninth and Walnut Columbia Columbia, Mo. The Fabric House Compliments of Boone County's Only Exclusive Fabric Shop The Pony Barber Shop Next Door to W. L. Carpenter Daniel Boone Hotel Ashland, Mo. Ray's Garage Auto Repair B a rtletts Peasner and Langerhans 302 East High St. -Jefferson City, Mo. Dependable Service Ashland, Mo. Window Shades-Office Supplies Books - Toys Greeting Cards School Supplies New York Store The Friendly Store Where Your $$ Buy More Men's, Women's Children's Clothes Also Shoes 8 N 8th Columbia Aubrey J. Roark Owner Roark Aluminum Window Insulation Co. Aluminum-Prime Windows-Awnings Storm Windows-Storm Doors Insulation-Roofing Asbestos Aluminum Siding Folding Doors Office Phone 5-4103 Home Phone 6-7825 721 Jefferson St., Jefferson City, Mo. 84 GENERAL 7� SVSTCM General T elephone Co. o Missouri Columbia, Missouri Guarantee Mutual Lite Co. Life-Accident-Hospitalization Annuities Robert LaBerge, General Agent W. S. Soper, Agent 9 A. S. Sixth Street Ph. GI 3-8760 or 38769 Columbia, Mo. New York Life Vern Dowell 1009 A East Broadway Phone GI 2 4237 or 23045 Missouri Your New York Life Agent in (Town Name) is Special (NlfllG Agent NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY • Life Insurance • Group Insurance • Accident and Sickness Insurance • Employee Pension Plans COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend 85 Compliments of Columbia, Missouri ERNIE'S STEAK HOUSE GREENSPON'S WHITE HOUSE CAFE COLUMBIA DO-NUT SHOP STRAWN SERVICE STATION-PHILLIPS 66 BOONE COUNTY MFA EXCHANGE UNITED TV SERVICE TOWN. COLLEGE MEN'S WEAR HULETT HEATING CO. KYLE GULF SERVICE LILLIAN BEAR AGENCY COLUMBIA POLICE DEPT. EAT SHOP JOE'S CAFE PARSON'S SHOE REPAIR Compliments of Jefferson City, Missouri CARON'S COFFEE SHOP ENGLISH STUDIO TIPTON JEWELRY STORE G. A. FISHER DRUG DUNCAN'S JEWELRY WEATHERBY'S SHOES FASHION'S CLEANERS VOGUE CLEANERS ST. GEORGE LAUNDRY WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE