Spickard High School - Shyann Yearbook (Spickard, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

QS- U'-in-.4 'iv We, the graduating class of I954, wash to dedicate The Shyann to our falth ful sponsor, Mr Elliott, who has worked so dnlngently For our class We wash to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreclatlon for has Fine leader ship and co-operatnon 2 4 I Nr' ' ' ' Il ll ' - . .. . . . Class Wall Class Prophecy Class Hlstory School Calendar Freshman lmtlatlon Junuor Sensor Banquet Class Poem Class Song Music Junlor Play Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Sensors Actlvltles Photographers iff! at :L Annual Staff Erma and Wnlma Donna and Jerry Garland and .Ium Rebecca Teddle Lan'y Anna Lee Vera Joan o Freddie Janet Mary Wllma, Henry, Vera Nell Joan and Freddie Board of Educatnon Barbara Perry Jean Wlllls CO EDITORS We hope that you will be able to brung back many memories because of thas annual It has been a lot of work butalso a lot of fun Thank you all for your co operation Staff Q- B B 'TQ S Slttung Oren Travls, Wayne Evans, Lee Hathaway Standing. Jomes Judd, Superintendent, Bill Coon Benton Oyler, Ronald Hommons SupeHntendent Faculty James E . Judd Keith Tracy Roy Thompson Mathematics Business Arithmetic Science General Business Economics Shop Mary Judd Music English Typing Shorthand nlclceeping GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS Seatecl: Mr. Elliott Standing: Miss Searcy, Mrs. Swofford, Mrs. McCully William Reger Coach Physical Education Health Agriculture 6 X Harold Elliott Citizenship World History American History i 3?W!i s3Td Pi Janet Speck Chorus Basketball Plays Pep Squad Pep Squad Leader Pep Squad Officer Office Basketball Co Captain Annual Staff arg' P if Q L I I 2,3 ,2,3,4 ,3,4 Our Sensors lm Keuhn Plays Class Off: cer Salesman Annual Staff Jack Turner Chorus . ................ , , Annual Staff Erma Brown Basketball . . . . . Plays ...... Pep Squad. . Office .... Annual Staff. . . . I I3l ...EZEQI4 Mary Brown Chorus Basketball Plays Pep Squad Office Library Salesman Annual Staff Na X f- I 234 xx X N X . 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Clit.. -..1.....3 Senior Song SPICKARD HERE S TO YOU by Vera Whrte and blue are sensor colors An emblem held above, For the years whlch are behmd us To the school we love Sprckard Hugh School ever present ln our hearts and mmds, Through the years whlch are before And those we ve left behmd Black and red the Spnckard Prrates Embracing white and blue, Let our praises echo loudly Hugh school here s to you Sensor Poem DEAR OLD SPICKARD HIGH by Anna Lee We the Class of 54, are proud that we can say We re graduates from Splckard High, It s pand us n every way We re cllmbmg ever, fallnng never As we onward trod, we shall carry on our work, and we shall look up to God Look up to God, and ask his blessings Soon we ll be leavlng Old Sprckard Hugh to return as students never more Our time has come as others to bud our school good bye, To bud good bye to our dear school, DEAR OLD SPICKARD HIGH S e n n o r T r 1 p The seniors will take their trlp on Apr I T6 T8 The first mght will be spent at Krrkwood Lodge, Osage, Mlssourl, the other mght will be spent at Rockaway Beach , Mlssourr Some of the points of Interest on the trlp will be Bagnell Dam, Lake Taneycomo, and -l9ffel'S0f1 Clty SENIOR COLORS Blue and Whute CLASS FLOWER Baby Orchid CLASS MOTTO Clrmbmg Ever Fallmg Never 1 I ' us , . 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I , 2 Sensor Class History lm C arl md arclJrn1 Freshmen Wlu n wr entered hlqlm scltool Septembm r 2 9.10 we had an enro me nt of nunetr Our members were Frcddu Brewer, Erma Brown Mary Brown Anna L4 c Clark Larry Cox 5 r ey Frtzpatrlcle Te lnllt llaml ton, C ar am llarnrnons Jltlltlllf Lu K4 B nrxa 1 Pr rry Bobblf Robc rts, Donna Sharp, Janmt Sp: cle Jaclx Stamper, Jerry Stottlm ntyrr , W lm: Swoflord, Donna Tharp, Joan Travus, and Jr an Wlllls C ass offncers were Presldent Bobble Robert V cc Pres: lent J mme lf: ulxn Stcrctary and Treasurer Larry Cox, Sponsor Mass Amy Slnrlc Boys taking part IH basketball were Vreddle Brewer, Larry Cox Garland Hammon Jack Stamper, and Jerry Stottlemyre Glrls talclng part an basketball were Erma Brown Janet Speck, Donna Tharp, and Joan Travis lllgh school teachers were Mary B Judd Clyde R Hanes Amy Shlrk, and Mr Cannady Supc rlntende nt was James E Judd Sophomore were Freddlc Brewer, Erma Brown, Mary Brown Anna Lee Clark, Larry Cox, Tecldre llamtlton Cfar and Hamrnons Jlmmr Lu Keuhn Barbara Perry, Bobble Robert , Jamt Speck Jaflc Stampr r, Jr rry Stottlf myrf Wtlma Swoflord, Donna Tharp Joan Travis, and Jean Wtlll Clen Balm r and Rm becca llawf rnterz cl chool at thf be jnnmng of our sophomore year Donna Sharp droppe l our durlnq thc llrst sr rm ster Class officer werr Presndent Carland tlammons Vice President Barbara Psrry Sr err tary and Treasurer Jr an Wnllrs Spon or Kc :th Tracy Boy t :lun 1 part ID b lslcetb :II werr- Fr ddlc Brr wfr, Larry Cox, Garland llarnmon Jack Stampfr, and Jerry Stottlemyre fflrl talcrrtq part tn baslfetba werr Erma Brown Janet Spz clq Donna Tharp and Joan Travl Hugh school tnaclur Vlfff' Mary Judd Rrchard Blaclfman Keith Tracy, Roy Thornp on, Gr1fJJarnfs E Jufld, supernntendent C 0 Y .y C X . . . . , , 4 'K I . . ,I f I . H , - .,.,,. D h u A . H X X N ' ' I I ' I l hi l 2 ' , ' , 1 ' 'l T l l , ' ' 2 22 2ultn, 1 l rr 2 , ' 2 2 . 2 2 , . 2 2 i 1 l , ' , 23 2' -- '2 sg l 2 .'f,. -- it ' X2 g x F N- ' -- . . . 4- f ' I I . . . X : I X 4 r: .. , , . ' J , s. . 2 ' 2 2 . . . Our sophomore year, we aqain started school with an enrollment of twenty. Tlury X . H ' K . l . , , K 2 , . T l , ' 'ff 22 , , 2 ' 2 S 2 , . x u u H . . ' .1 ., , , . ,. f . , 2 2 2 2 2 2 s 2 2' ' ' . . 1 ' 2 ' 2 2 , ' 2 s . 2: 2 ' . -- 27, 5 ' 2 ,' - -- 2 , 2 2 ' . -- 2 ' ' , 5 -- 2' , 5 r ' f ' r - c , 3 A 0 ' 2 2 2 R 2, T' 3 ' ' C 2 2 2: , 2 2 , , s. ' 2 2 5 2 .2 , ' C , 2' f, 13 U Jumor We flnally became IUDIOTS and were a part of the group known as upperclassmen All the IUDIOFS took part ln the play, Aunt Mun Drops ln The class presented the play In Aprll The Junlors worked very hard preparing for the Jumor Semor Banquet The theme was Hutch Your Wagon to a Star The IUHIOTS were Glenn Baker, Freddie Brewer, Erma Brown, Mary Ellen Brown, Anna Lee Clark Larry Cox, Teddle Hamllton, Garland Hammons, Rebecca Howe, Jlm Keuhn Barbara Perry, Vera Ruley, Bobble Roberts, Janet Speck, Jerry Stottlemyre, Wllma Swofford, Donna Tharp, Joan Travns, and Jean Wvllls Jack Tumer started durmg the last semester Jack Stamper dldn t retum to school his rumor year Oflicers of our class were President Barbara Perry, Vice President Garland Hammons, Secretary Treasurer Jean Wlllls Sponsor Harold Elllot Pep squad leaders were Janet Speck and Donna Thorp Boys who took basketball were Freddie Brewer, Larry Cox, Garland Hammons, and Jerry Stottlemyre Speck, Wilma Swofford, Donna Tharp, Joan Travis, and Jean Wlllls Jean Wlllls attended Girls State at Fulton, and Jerry Stottlemyre attended Boys State at Warrensburg The hugh school teachers our lumor year were Mary Judd, Richard Blackman, Ray Thompson, Keith Tracy, and superintendent, James E Judd Semor The sensor class had an enrollment of 20 They were Glenn Baker, Erma Brown, Mary Ellen Brown, Anna Lee Clark, Larry Cox, Teddle Hamilton, Garland Hammons, Rebecca Howe Jlm Keuhn, Barbara Perry, Vera Riley, Bobble Roberts, Janet eck, Jerry Stottlemyre, Wllma Swofford, Donna Thorp, Joan Travis, Jack Tumer, and Jean WIlllS Class officers were Presldent Barbara Perry, Vice President Garland Hammons, Secretary TI'eGSUl'9l' Jean Wlllls Pep squad leaders were Joan Travls, Donna Tha , and Janet Speck Sponsor was Harold Elliot Glrls taklng part ln basketball were Erma Brown, Vera Riley, Janet Speck Donna Thorp, and Joan Travis Boys taking part In basketball were Freddie Brewer, Larry Cox, Garland Hammons an Jerry Stottlemyre Hugh school teachers were Mary Judd, Keith Tracy, Harold Elliot, Ray Thompson, WlllIGm Reger, and superintendent, James E Judd 14 ' ' ' Il ' ll I . . . . I . , . . . - - . . , In . . The girls who were members of the girls' squard were: Erma Brown, Vera Riley, Janet . . . , , . . I SP - n . . . : . rp . . I . . . I d Junnor Play byBobble The PlC'Y1 AUD? Mm Dro S ln, was presented by the Iumor class of l952 53 an the school gymnaslum on marc 26 27 to a very apprecuatlve audience The play wqg Q hllqnous Comedy concernmg Aunt Mun who ns mlstalcenly Identlfled a number of tlmes and then actually appears to straighten out all mlsunderstandmg and wln the professor for her own Barbara Pen'y, president of the class, presented Mrs Judd, the director, with a lazy susan as a symbol of their appreciation for her having worked with the group The following named cast presented the play Jean Wlllls as Mary Downey, a ranch manager J t S k Jigs Trail as Gracie May, ln search of adventure Wilma Swofford Mary Ellen Brown Bobble Roberts as Alex Sagebrush, a cowboy mllkrnaud Teddne Hamilton as Eddie Eddy, a boy from Ohio as Ivy May, an search of romance Glenn Boker as Sllcker Sam, a fugmve from gustlce Freddie Brewer Garland Hammons as Professor Peruchl, a sclentlst Barbara Perry as Mrs Fotherlngay, a blast from the east D h A::2aLlecg:ark as Allcla, a pam ln the neck Larry Cox as Sur Freddie, a fugutlve from an asplrm Rebecca Howe E B as Aunt Mlnnle, a lady In distress rma rown 'lm' Keulm as the sherlff, a lost soul Jerry Stottlemyre O Vera Riley as Enough, a dark breeze from the South Spnckard, Mnssourl June I6, I958 New Sensor Class Prophecy My, you surely have a grand 'ob prlvate secretary for the Presldentl I know you are enloylng your work, as well as dolng an excellent 'ob It s too bad that you can't be wlth your wufe, the former Erma Brown I heard that she IS tralnmg to be a nurse at St Joseph Hospltal I lust came back from a delayed and much wanted vacatlon I was down around the old community and school where we had so many good tnmes I ran Into some of the old classmates who have not ventured somewhere else for their fortune, and I thought you might be Interested In their whereabouts Whlle shoppung an Kansas Cnty one day, I met none other than the used to be Mary Brown She told me she marrled that Blacksmith boy she used to go wpth, and they have four little Blacksmlths She also told me that Joan Travus IS nn Boston You know what a Yankee fan Joan was Well, she as now married to the manager of the Boston Red Sox It seems thelr romance started when he Qher husband, caught her dnlllng holes ln hrs teams bats I also met Glenn Baker Remember the time he had being Professor un our lumor class ploy Well, he IS now teachung science In Trenton Dlstrlct R 7 And he has the knds catchung bugs all the time He IS stlll studymg the moon alone He told me that Bob Roberts as a raduo announcer at KCHI ID Chlllncothe He sand Bob was still smgle, but hopmg I went over to Hutchlnson, Kansas, on business Whnle I was there, I met Janet Speck, who now a registered nurse As lt was her day off, she took me over to Jack Used Car Lot, owned and operated by Jack Turner Between a few sales terms and the roaring of cars, we had a nlce talk and operated by Wllma Swofford She told me that she had had a letter from the former Annalee Clark who finally married the boy she was engaged to dunng her senior year I was wmdow shopping when I bumped unto Teddue Hamilton He told me that he I5 Irving o a farm west of Salma and dolng very well, and that Barbara Perry and Jean Wlllrs are operating a glamorous mght club In Fort Scott, Kansas Jean IS gettlng marrled on the 5th of August and going to Pans on her homeymoon I stopped In Kansas Clty on my way home I ran unto Vera Rlley and, smce she ns a money making fashlon deslgner, she bought me a cup of coffee I Ieamed from her that Freddle Brewer IS secretary for the Montgomery Ward Company ln Kansas Cnty I had lust got home and settled myself ln an easy chalr when the doorbell rang When I opened the door, who should be standing there but the new light weight boxing champ, Larry Cox And lmagnnel He played the part of an Englishman In our tumor class play It s believed that he IS lust about the shortest champlon there has even been ID boxing I saw In the paper where Jlm Keuhn has a new record out, Too Young to Sllce the Catsup He IS now working with the Texas Rangers As I was readmg the society page of the paper the other day, I saw where Mr and Mrs Earl Howe had announced the engagemnt of their daughter, Rebecca Howe, to Garland Hammons, the son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Hammons They are to be married Immediately Mr Elllott IS now making Sl50,000 a year He IS rn the Double Bubble Gum buslness I hope that he, his wlfe, and I4 klds can survlve on his present salary At the present I have a contract with the Mrlan Senior Hugh School teachlng home economics I m to be married the 25th of May, but I plan to go on with my teachlng If you are ever In Mllan look me up An old classmate Dmvwa, lulrxf 16 Donna Tharp 0 . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . is . . ,H A 5 Before I left Chicago, I went into Nevada to have my hair groomed. I picked the one owned . . . . . . . . . n ' ' ll ' ll I - . . , ' Last Wall and Testament the C ass of By Walma and Erma We senaors of class of 54 come to make our last wall and testament and realazang that we are about to depart from thas school, and we want to gave our treasured possessaons to underclassmen, who wall remember us fondly an the years gone by The senior class gladly walls to the freshmen thear used gum, pencal stubs, and paper wads To the sophomores, we wall our teachers We thank they wall need them an the future To the aunaors we wall our senaor room Glen Baker walls has quaet ways to Janette McHargue Freddae Brewer walls has abalaty to play basketball to Eugene Crawford and has curly ha r to Harold Kancaad Erma Brown walls her heaght to Henraetta Chrastowska and her shorthand book to Harry nder Ma Brown walls her flarty ways wath the boys to Anna Wolfe and her gaft of gab to Arnold Rogers Anna Clark walls her daanty fagure to Cecal Dean and her love for Lyle Maller rry Cox walls has love seat on the bus to Edward Walson and Barbara Howe and has Long shots to Ronald Hobbs Teddae Hamalton walls has love seat an the study hall to Dale Schaerbaum and Okema ackman and has chewang gum to Judy Tracy Garland Hammons walls has typang abalaty to Frank Coon and has way wath garls to onel McAfee Rebecca Howe walls her abalaty to drave to Marlene Brummett and her love makaaag to whomever needs at Jam Keuhn walls has speedang abalaty to Brant Judd and has small waast lane to Ronnae Stomper Barbara Pe walls her habat of takang lots of books home to Berneace Walson and her q ways to araorae Sherwood Vera Rale walls her musacal abalaty to Delores Brown and her abalaty to keep a o Fraen to Carole Drennen. 17 ulet of l ' 54 i ' ' . Be . . . . . . t Gay Martin. 0 Lo . . . . H. . . . Li . -7- . . . . . , , b Y -Brin Roberts walls has blushang habat to Nina Thorp and walls has abalaty for gettang out ol work to Bally Leytham Janet Speck walls her basketball playang to Sharley Lovell and of beang pep Squdd leader to Helen Sharp Jerry Stottlem re walls has abalaty of eatang to Jenny Wallard and has flirty dasposataon o Bert Swoffor Donna Thorp walls her abalaty of wratang love letters to Clyde Walson and her chewing gum to Connae Stamper .loan Travas walls her quaet ways to Johnme eck and her love for the boys to June Lynn Jackae Turner walls has bookkeepang book to Carolyn Hackman and has bashful ways to Walbur Perry Jean Wallas walls her typang abalaty to Harry Brown and her secretary work to Bob Wagner wtlmq Swofford walls her abalaty to wrate shorthand to Pete Persell and her seat an senaor room to Jam Spradlan . Kwiwf aww WWW? a r WWW dp 97' gy WMWYUW W Maw NWWM Witnesses: Signed zu' ... ' Q 5 - '34-if a g X ! n fl 7 71 N P H27 My af taylor p D 1? 1 Junuor Sensor Banquet by Larry On May l the Iunlor class of Spuckard Hugh School entertauned the senior class with a formal banquet In the school audrtorlum The theme of the banquet was Hutch Your Wagon to a Star On the stage was a large wagon lutched to a large star On the back of the stage In huge letters were the words, We Welcome You Star Streamers were crlsscrossed about the room all of whuch were attached to a center star Place cards had a blue background wrth whrte letters Nut cups were owls trimmed wlth stars Center pleces were huge stars with graduatrng cap and dnploma There were blue and whlte candles desrgned wnth a wagon hrtched to a star The program consisted of the followung Invocatron grven by Jerry Stottlemyre mtroductron by the toastmaster, Jean WllllS Barbara Perry gave good advnce rn her speech, Twmkle Twlnkle , Bull Waltner s speech told us to Thank Your Lucky Stars Frank Wendt gave Frxed Stars , Mr Judd issued sound advuse ID speakmg on the theme Hutch Your Wagon to a Star Vlrglnla Oyler gave the benedlctlon The P T A prepared the menu whuch consnsted of the following Dew Drops Style, Floattng Comet gravy , Clouds and Star Dust hot rolls and butter , Full Moon Salad Centaur: Whup Ice cream and Cfllse Moonshune coffee The sophomore gurls served the drnner They wore blue skirts and whnte blouses black aprons wuth srlver stars, and sllver tar halos None of the nervous waitresses spnlled hot coffee on the guests or serveu the salads on the tablecloths Instead of the plates Although It was a formal banquet formalrty wa oon forgotten as every one enroyed pleasant conversatnon wlth one another rls and Boy Sta Near the close of the school year of J3, Jerry Stottlemyre and Jean Wallns were chosen to attend Boys and Girls State, respectlvely Boys State was held at Warrcnsburg, Mlssourl Girls State was held at Wllllarn Woods College at Fulton, Mnssourr, from June 71 to June 28 The purpose of these lnstntutnons rs to teach the boys and gurls of Mrssouru more about their government and to give them better cltlzenshnp tralmnig Each boy or gurl holds a clty, county, or state offuce The candadates glve campangn speeches and are chosen at electrons Then they carry out their duties an whatever offlce thcy hold Jerry and Jean were sponsored by the Peoples State Bank of Spuckard 19 . l nl ' I - rl. ' f I ul, I u ' ll, ' ' ' ' ' . ffruif Cocktgfljf Zodiac Special fzneatj, Milky Way fmashed potatolesl, Corn Venus ' f 7 f J , ' ' C' lf ' f 'I- ' . . . S I 0 0 I ' I I G 1 s te Junior Class Lois Rorebeck Shirley Kinnison Ronald Hobbs Harry Bender Ricbard Drennen Jenny Willard Wanda Rogers Cecn l e Dean Lyle Miller Vera Oyler Clyde Wilson Barbara Howe Wilbur Perry Bob Wagner Arnold Rogers Carolyn Hickman Nancy Martin Mrs Judd i Sophomore Brant Judd Ber? Swofford Carole Drennen Dale Schlerbaum Anna Wolf Harry Brown Jack Crawford Edward lllson Marlene Brummett Frank Coon Okema Hickman Henry Chrlsfowskl Jlm Spradlln Wendell Kmnlson Johnnie eck Mflfldh Kung Mr Reger Class 4 Freshman Harold Kmcocle Henrnetto Chrlstowslcl Ronnie Stomper Juno Lynn Nlno Thorp Judy Tracy Bull Stephens Janette McHorgue Bull Leythom Donno Nngh June Betz Conme Stomper Helen Sharp Shirley Lovell Lionel McAtee Pete Persell Bette Kmcode Eugene Crawford Delores Brown Bernelce Wllson Mr Thompson Moriori e Sherwood -131.35 Basketball Team Furst row, left to right Henry Chrlstowskl, Dale Schlerbaum, Wendell Klnmson, Brant Judd Amold Rogers, Jack Crawford, Bully Stephens Second row, left to right Jerry Stottlemyre, Larry Cox, John eck, Garland Hommons, Wilbur Perry, Lyle Muller, Freddie Brewer an Wnlllam Reger, Coach Absent Pete Persell The pirates started the l953 season by wnnnung over Mt Morlah They have made a good record this season by wlnnnng I4 games and losing only sux All the boys have worked hard to wake a success In the Little Ten Tournament at Mercer, they took second place by losing to Ravanna ln the finals They have entered the Chlllucothe and Rldgeway tournaments but were defeated the flrst game at Challlcothe by Marcelme and at Rldgeway by Gilman Cnty This year four of the players will graduate They are Lan'y Cox, Jerry Stottlem Freddle Brewer, and Garland Hammons We wnsh the next years team a very successful season We Yre, 'X 26 uid I Snapshots 1 . t' fi.. gym, 1 i H56- 'Q I Yi 448' .nil .il ,np 7911.1 f my if .Wi Jun. I I- qi 1' I7 Girh' Sporn First row, left to right: Joan Travis, Janet Speck, Vera Oyler, Janette McHargue, Erma Brown, Henrietta Christowski. Second row, left to right: Donna Thorp, Bette Kincade, Delores Brown, Vera Riley, Bemiece Wilson, Judy Tracy, and Mr. Reger. Conference Champs by Janet The l953-54 basketball season has proved to be very successful for the Lady Pirates. They started their season by playing Mt. Moriah, October 2, and winning over them by a score of 50 to l2. Throughout the season some ofthe players have had off nights. lt so happened that only one or two would be going like that in one game. They have played in three tournaments. The first tournament which they entered was the conference tournament which was held at Mercer, November T3 to 20. November 30 to December 4, they played in the Laclede tournament, in the following week they also played in the tournament at Ridgeway, to be able to say they had won three first trophies within three weeks. They have played eleven conference games and nine non-conference games, this makes a total of twenty games. They are proud to say they have lost no games. When the chips were down, Mr. Reger, our coach always came out with something to help win the games. The starting line up for forwards has been Jannette McHargue, Vera Nell Oyler, and Janet Speck, the starting line up for the guards has been Jenny Gale Willard. Erma Brown, and Joan Travis, the substitutes are Donna Tharp, Vera RileY1 Delores Brown, Bette Kincade, Judy Tracy, Bemiece, and Henrietta Christowskif The seniors on the basketball squad wish that the coming teams may have lots of success and come out victorious for Spickard High School. iii ,P 5 A 'Q Q N, s .t z ?'ji 9' A 2 J 11 bl. ff 1 is I ci ' A K K ff3f?2n'5' ' ? 7,f?i,Vf31? , , , , k '-',A 1-,L 4 ff 'gfxvv' P ' If , , A , ,.,. , , fek wn I , F? Carnival Royalty ,.1.vn.efwo....,,, , -, 1 , 'ev Z 'QM 'vc r' 1' ,L . -C :jf YT: 1' 'V M .. ev. 2 ,52 .4 5 V . Q z, .v, v gk , 1 4 .,, 4- P. ir SM 9' 'W I I School Carnival The Parent-Teacher Association sponsored a carnival at the school building on November 27, l953. Some of the features of the carnival were as follows: Hawaiian Room, Gay Nineties, Movies, Ring the Duck, Grab Bag, Country Store, Basketball Throw, and the Cake Walk. The carnival was opened by the crowning of the carnival royalty. Wilbur Perry and Vera Oyler, iunior class contestants, were crowned high school king and queen in a colorful ceremony. Their attendants were the following: seniors, Jerry Stottlemyre and Janet Speck, sophomores, Brant Judd and Marian King, freshmen, Bill Leytham and Delores Brown. Richard Wilson and Joanne Hathaway, the 3rd and 4th grades' candidates, were crowned king and queen of the grades. Attendants were as follows: 7th and 8th grades, Dean Keith and Linda Hammons, 5th and 6th grades, Richard Stomper and Bonnie Golden, lst and 2nd grades, Greg Hall and Terry Ogle. The king and queen were crowned by Barbara Perry, president of the senior class. Wanda Rogers played the coronation march. xxuvvvrfwzfl x X I xv V ,jo ' r Q 1, - 0 o o f ' 1 Auguw September October November 0 Dec December 7 2 January February March l8 9 Aprul May School Calendar by Rebecca Scnool started Senuors elected offucers Senuors receuved theur class rungs Freshman unutuatuon Senuors sold advertusements tar annual Boys Wt and gurls basketball teams vs Mt Moruah here Jr Hugh boys W and Junuor Hugh gurls basketball teams vs Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys W X X I W VW W and gurls QWJ basketball teams vs Newtown there WH b slfetb and gurls Wl basketball teams vs and gurls QWJ basketball teams fs and gurls W basketball teams vs and gurls Wu basketball teams vs Gulman Cuty there J Y Lunneus there Ravanna here Humphreys there and gurls QW teams vs Rudgevvay here and gurls W teams vs Mercer there A boys Wl and B boys L basketball teams vs Prunceton there Luttle Ten Tournament at Mercer boys 2nd gurls lst Jr Hugh boys QW basketball team vs Trenton here Jr Hugh boys W basketball teams vs Prunceton here Chulu supper at Spuckard for basketball players School Carnuval Loclede Tournament gurls lst Rudgeway Tournament Qgurls lst Jr Hugh boys Wl and gurls L basketball teams vs Garruson colored school here Junuor bake sale Chrustmas Program Chrustmas vacatuon started Chrustmas vacatuon ended Musucal at Spuckarcl Jr Hugh boys Wl and Senuor Hugh gurls basketball teams vs Boys Q and gurls QW basketball teams vs Gulman Cuty here Boys L and gurls QW basketball teams vs Caurusvulle here Jr Hugh Tournament at Princeton Donkey ball game at Spuckard for poluo Fund Chullucothe Tournament APPROXIMATE DATES Boys QL and gurls W basketball teams vs Caunsvulle there Boys L and gurls basketbollfeams vs Lunneus here Operetta Junuor play Senuor Play Senuor Trup .lunuor Senuor Banquet AI umnu Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement On May 13 33 3l Z ' . 7 : ' ' . 8 .... l ll ' ' ' ' . ll ' ' . 2 ' ' Q ' - H uvvu . . ' -- . 6 . ' ' u u ' ' ' ' cwu . -- 9 ' Q ll ' ' l 4 - - I6 Boys' 'NW and girls' Q ca c . all teams vs. pal --here. 20 ' QWJ ' 'Q . ' -- . 23 'Q J ' ' u . -- . 27 ' QWl ' ' Q l ' ' - 30 ' QLD ' 'Q . ' ' -- . 3 U ' Q ' ' l . ' ' -- . 6 ' Q l ' ' Q l - '- - IO Boys' QWQ and girls' QWQI basketball teams vs. Laredo--here. l2 'c 'cu .' -- . u3-20 ' C , ' J. l9 , 4' ' 5 , -- . 23 . ' ' Q l . ' -- . 24 ' ' ' A. 27 ' . 3 30- . 5 Q ' l . -I . . . 5. I8 . ' ' Q ' ' Q l . ' -- . I9 ' . 23 ' 24 ' I . 4 Z . . ' 8 . . H I . , 4 . . . , . . I2 , W, . , D . . . -- . l5 ' Q l ' l ' . ' ' -- . l8-23 . ' ' . 25 ' ' , 25-30 ' ' . 12 ' ' u ' 'r u . ' ' -- . 19 'c u ' ' uwu Q ' -- . .Zu 4-5 ' . 82-9 ' . 9 Jamesport there Garruson Music byJoan The students of Spickard High School are very glad that music remains as an essential part of the curriculum. The boys' and girls' glee club are all happy to have Mrs. Judd once again as our music director. On December 23, a Christmas program was held in the school gym. The grade school also took part in the program. The mixed chorus sang Star of the East, The Sleigh , and The Scripture in Song which contained the Following songs: The Wise Men, The Inn , and The Heavenly Host. The boys' glee club have sung A Wish, The Bee, and ten boys ifour part workj have sung Jericho Road and l'm Winging My Way Back Home at PcT.A. meetings in the high school study hall. A musical was to be held at Mercer on January 8, but because of difficulties it was held at Spickard in the school gym. The schools that were to take part were Mercer, Ravanna, Mt. Moriah, and Spickard. All schools sang Goin' Home. The girls sang Morning and Bless This House , the boys sang Shortnin' Bread and The DeSert Song , and each school had two numbers. One of out numbers was The Sleigh. The boys' and girls' glee club chose a Dutch theme, The Windmills of Hollandiol-:Br-l954 operetta. Main parts of the operetta were played by'Wendell KinnEon, Jerry Stottlemyfef Teddie Hamilton, Larry Cox, Janet Speck, Vera Riley, Anna Lee Clark, and Joan Travis- 7? Fl? lnltlatn n ByTeddae On September ll, l953, the freshmen came to school dressed In queer garbs which the lunlors had specufied The gurls wore their dads overalls, cut off at the knee and frlnged for four Inches They wore a panr of hugh heeled shoes, nylon stocknngs, and a hat on thelr head. The boys were asked to wear a short sklrt and a blouse They wore a necklace of macarom around their neck and around one leg Around the other leg, they wore a strung of empty spools They wore an old shoe on one foot and a shoe box on the other foot They were required to carry a tin can wuth the label on it and a ballng ware handle The wore a kettle with a handle on their heads with ten feathers hanging down the back of the handle They were all required to wear ballng wire bracelets, sux on each arm, and plenty of make-up ln the evenmg they were guests at a party ln the school gymnasium The freshmen were required to glve a stunt, and other games were played The sensors were In charge of the games, and the sophomores served refreshments 35 t Q ,T Pep Squad Shortly after the beginning of school, the S. H.S. Pep Squad was organized. The following officers and leaders were elected: President, Janet Speck: Vice President, Carolyn Hickman Secretary and Treasurer,V9r0 Oyler, Cheerleaders, Donna Tharp, Joan Travis, Vera Oyler, and Janet Speck. Mrs. Judd was sponsor of the organization. The girls chose dark skirts and white blouses with a black and red tie at the neck as their pep squad uniform. The leaders' uniforms were red turtle-neck sweaters and black corduroy circle skirts, The pep squad and its cheerleaders really helped in cheering our teams on to victory. Rah! Rahl Rah! Fight Team Fight auutu i 5. 51 AX rlg-ff if 4 i y ff X 7 s ft ig ,ji KNLNNSAN5- TO REGISTER AT R 2 THIS WEEK Splckard Hugh School To Hold Short Session On Opening Day, Aug 31 214 ENROLLMENT IN SPICKARD SHS ELECTS ITS CLASS OFFICERS Splckard Hxgh School Selects Cheer Leaders, Splckard Cagers Take Loop Tltle Splckard glrls turned the tablee on Ravanna to wln 53 43 to take the tltles ln the Lnttle Ten Conference basketball tourney The Uprckard glrls have e record of 19 wms and no defeats so far thls year They also have FII tered m three tounaments whlch s lall the conference allows them to take part m and have won fue place honors m all three tourna ments Q O S plclrard C crgers. Ravanna Reach Tourney F 1naIs SPICKARD TEAMS WIN DOUBLE HEADER The Splckard high school basket- 'ball teams journeyed to Humph reys last mght to wm double header over the Hornets ln a llttle Ten conference game SPICKARD PIRATES DEFEAT MT MORIAH Annual School Carmval Planned by Splckard PTA SPICKARD TOPS X A sk 'xx IN CONFERENCE SPICKARD DOWNS Defeats Laredo ln Double Header to Wln Seven Wxth No Losses SPICKARD WINS DOUBLE HEADER Teams Near Flnals m Llttle Ten Conference Tournament at Mercer Splckard won a double header m the Lxttle Ten Conference Tourna ment at the Mercer hxgh school last mght The Spxckard gxrls defeated the Mercer gxrls 51 to 50 and the Spxckard boys defeated the Galt boys 85 to 41 SPICKARD GIRLS WIN TOURNAMENT The Soxck rd C ugh school basket ball team defeated Martins- ville 41 to 21 In the fmals of the Rxdgeway tournament Saturday mght to wm the fxrst place trophy 37 GILMAN TEAMS The Spxckard Girls defeated the Garrxson gzrls of Chxllxcothe 52 to 45 rn a game at Chillicothe Mon day mght The Spickard Junior hxgh boys defeated the Garrison Junxor h.1gh boys 52 to 38 in the Rec ond game of the evening Monday NEW VICTORY FOR SPICKARD GIRLS The Spnekard glrls basketball team reported another victory as they defeated the Laclede glrls 62 to 44 for the flrst place trophy in the Laclede Tournament at Laclede last mght U ' t ' s t a I l .3- Q -I , ' ni- -I ' 3, 1 r n , ' 'fx Q - fi S400'ClEARED AT Q A - X C X to-I . 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'5 I ' :w s 5 Seventh Eighth Grades First row, left to right VIFQIDIG Cartmlll, Benny Stomper, Fred Wllson, Earl Payne, Catherine Kung, Rosslyn Wise, Phyllis Hammons, Jean Keith Karen Frlsble, Marilyn Kincade, Wllmq Wallace, Rosa Lee Thompson Second row, left to right Mr Elliott, Jennie Coffman, Glorlo Brewer, Carol Stephenson Darlene Hxckman, Donny Wolf, Tom Cornwell, Garry Munn, Larry Tuttle, Patricia Newport, Kay Trobough, Jack Coffman Third row left to right Shiloh Berry, Junior Sharp, Janette Wilson, Hylah Wilson, Deanna Lovell, Jerry Golden, Bully Stephenson, Donnie Stephens, Lindo Stomper, Deon Keith, Cecil Keith, Lindo Hammons Not pictured Bully Brown Fifth Sixth Grades First row, left to right: Mrs. Mary McCulley, Mary Stevens, Roger Sharp Carole Gentry, Morcellis Munn, Barbara Rogers, Donna Wilson, Judy Cornwell, Dicky Frisbie, Hershell Roberts, Raymond Wilson. Second row, left to right: Lloyd Foster, Perry Dean Swofford, Donny Dren Larry LeRoy Wilson, Lois Lynn, Lindo Munn, Richard Stomper, Donna Alle Shiloh Shira, Mary Sykes, Justin Travis, Larry Phillip Wilson. Third row, left to right: Russell Parr, Leon Betz, G. A. Kincade, Linda Vandevender, Ilo Rhea Shockey, Sharon Berry, Donnie Morrs, Boyd Schierboum, De Lyla Alexander, Bonnie Golden, Dixie Stomper. 44 il, Fnmt Second Grades J-E Flrst raw, left to rught Mrs Swofford, Mark Whlte, Doug Alexander, Bully Clapham, Martrna Vanvacter, Venna Mae Kmcade, Twlla Wnlson, Mnke Clark Second row, left to right Jerry Coon, Dlckle Menghen, Thearl Speck, Danny Harkans, Larry Grlffin Babe Keith, Nadine Shura Greg Hall, Glenda Huckman Third row, left to right Marnlyn Sykes, Melvin Tuttle, Emery Dale Thorp, Shvrley Sharp, Burce Lenhardt Wnlma Sue Stewart, Larry Norton, Donnie Zlmmerman, Terr: Ogle Not pictured Marian Woods Veverley Coon, Robin Kirk Third Fourth Grades l 1 Flrst row, left to rlght Bennie Coffman, Rodney Campbell Larry Znmmerman, Bud Foster, Vernon Wallace, Jerry Roberts, Ronme Jacobs Doran Schuerbaum, Leon Crawford Dorothy Wllson, Hllah Shura Second row, left to rnght Mlss Searcy, Jerry Sharp, Patsy Brummltt, Joann Hathaway, Barbara Wilson, Ferrell VanDevender, Blll Coon Sandra Kemp, Kay Denms, Rnchard Wilson, Bobby Leytham, Larry VanDevender, Johnnie Munn Thurd row left to rnght Joyce Wllson, Mary Crawford, Franklm Crowder, Phnlllp Allen, Deanna Black, Earl Stephens, Vlvnon Sharp, Eddie Rogers, Alan Ray, Gary Stamper, T000 Ogle, Dons Jean Gay Absent Sharon Kmnlson, Deanna Horklns H WMUQPSEHH Box 36 arcelme, Mnssoun fvll '11 Holsum Bread H PV 1OINL 1 NUL nw 'mm 1. x1s1AmxgfRy Iyxy mkulb HY mL'PI1'5 HQLSLJM -sm411fzY ' 7 5115. 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