Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1951 volume:

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' 5 .-1-5. sf? 9, '-2 ,:. x sc t-f,6. 59? .r ' x - c . 6 o:- kg2fO.d ,.. r 5 ' 'g.,:, x - 9 - Q 5 '-' ' .y o -. .9 , 9' ' , Q . J.. A if Members of the l95l Resumh statf wish to dedicate this year s annual tothe tamed Kiltie Girls Drum Corps Esther Marshall, who holds the honor of being the first rnaiorette ot the group, is pictured at top Mr R Richie Robertson, founder ot the organization. is shown at center The entire V326 Corps is shown below with Mr Robertson, marking the first year for an organization that today, twentyefiye years later, has received nation wide acc aim 'AA so' SCH00 cuff' ln 1926 the Kilties first public appearance, in the Rotarian parade pictured above, marked the realization of a dream for their founder R. Ritchie Robertson, Since that time they have been recognized as the oldest girls' uniformed drum corps in the United States. The 1951 corps of high stepping lassies, led by drum maiorette Trula Celsheimer, pictured on the right, celebrated the Kilties' silver anniversary, To the community this meant twentyefive years of loyalty and service spent in the unselfish task of bringing honor and respect to Senior High School. The sight of these pretty Scottish lassies strutting proudly by in their red and black kilts of Royal Stewart plaid calls forth the admiration of every student and alumni. iiwkg Paql Six I me Mark Twaun the rollung call of rnvermen In determunnng water depth at any given pount has tascunated Ilsteners tor generations The term made a particular lmpressuon on young Samuel Clemens a boy an Hannlbal Mussouru who loved the lvllsslssuppl with nts unpredictable moods As a man Clemens adopted the rnver term as a name for has wrutnngs Today we pay trlbute to Mark Twain a natlve son lvlnssourl regards wlth pride HIS contrubutnons to Amerlcan llterature and has home spun philosophy have developed a style ot wrltmg that has become legendary The memorable escapades of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Fnnn and the descnptnve and vuvud sketches Twain paints of lute on the Mnssussuppl have come to be shared and loved by the world waing C aracfem cave jocluff Many years have passed since the writings of Mark Twain were introduced to the world, but the spirit of the characters he created is found In the youth of today. Senior High School has its Tom Sawyers and Becky Thatchersg even a few Huckleberry Fnnns. These students meet before and after school and at the noon hour at favornte spots over the campus The warm Mussouru sun spotlnbhts such a group below 'Wa 4-TSP wah.. X-xf'N x .pa -.. K I ' V .X v N T I . ' 4, - V l 'I r 'y T . V' Q - , 'ef V K . x ' Q t A ' .QI vi' ' bE 4: 'lk' ' lf 4f'l.f,Q 9177- ' .... . 1 Ghg'-gli: , . vs ya ., , :ufijlgga 1 , -. 'JK - ' ff ffl K . -A . 3, :- . ' V. F Y ' I V' '.x , 1.1 - A 5 ' , 3,42 N ,, . . , , -5 , ' A , UL PAIRH' SVI Nl V . gltrfs . 5 ,,,,-.S gl .- -R . 'lf ' ' in- + '-M s. N .. - 1 f,5ifri,f :fig- 'V Hof x'fi,.f1 t I ' v Q f'N 7 l,l. na' W' . 'CDC ' 1 ' WV' 5 b 'Z-L . U . ln -' ' Q C WY I I' as QQ, onfenfa Z ofa .XI C I lllllJlI'Ill0I'J 70 ll 3001.5 24 J Z?CLg5 0lll0I'1 lllll0l'5 lin? j 00 J ungj ,A cl 5050171 -Qrwnc 5 I' anlZafl0nJ X Ofllfl .slaorfj WJ ,ILM ,Daw ll al ll l I X If 'f . 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J 05lUI 50II 5 Once xglf Pllfllblff Wfofe ANSWERINC CNE OF THE MANY tclcphonc cal flIfCCYCd da ly YO h s busy ott cc s lvlr H mer Kcstcrson nuer H gh School s 2 s c atc tr nc Nl Although Mr Homer Ke tcrson docs not havc to whltewash any tcnccs around Scnlor l-lueh School he docs havc hus tungcr un al most cvery other puc whulc dotng the work ot an assocuate pruncupal l-lus dutues rangc from dealung wuth the Huckleberry Funn s who dccndc to take a day ott trorn school to meetung wuth the hcads ot thc varuous school dcpartmcnts and supervusung all tunancual transactuons Mr Kesterson us wcll known Hugh School tor hus good humor and quuck smule These valuable asscts hclp hum to mcct thc duttucult problcms that aruse Dur ung the past tew years Mr Kesterson has becomc famous throughout Sprungtueld tor hus talent un publuc speakung Countless tumes he has been called upon to speak at dutfercnt assemblues and programs and he has always captuvated hus auduences wuth the easy style and subtle wut tor whuch he us so well known The aur ot cheertulness that prevauls un tne rnaun ottuce can be attrubuted to the good nature ot lvluss Mary Ellen Schuerer and Muss Ella Crubaugh Many a student s worrues have been lughtened by theur hclptul advuce Pug: luulzu Besudes tultullung the d ues as lvl Kes er snssecretary s Schuerer takes care of all ottuce busuness Muss Crubaugh un her capacuty as tunancual secretary sells all tee cards durung the entire year handles pur chase orders and ussues tuckets to athletuc events and dramatic and musucal productuons COUNTING BUS TICKETS and money from the sale of the tuckets us one ot the many dutues at the end of the school day for Muss Crubaugh and Muss Schuerer 5 ' ' S ' c . . ' V' J K K 1 l u u vu - 7 , , both to teachers and students, at Senuor 'H ' ls fl u J u 'u 17 1 ' , SG J l 1 151 I ' JI utt ' ut r t A fo ' , Mis- LULC QL! QP5 IM! eg A7JLl,C6ltl0ll WORKING FOR THE ADVANCEMENT t Spr ngtutld s hecls .1 e tht f nc anl c y c lead Scated are R ew r c rc ary ot c oird upcrntcndent H P St uy Cow ucn Pr s lcnt of thc Boa Kn ght Superuntcndent ot Buuldungs and Crouncs The Board ot Educatuon composed ot sux school munded men can be creduted wuth the successful handlung ot the problems of the Sprurgtueld Publuc Schools A great deal ot theur tume was spent un lookung unto thc needs ot the cnture system they were also wullung to dus cuss and answer any cutuzens questuons congemung Sprungtucld s schools Theur part un the buuldung of three new schools and theur re Ommendatuons tor numerous repaurs can be deeply apprecuated by parents teachers and students Thus group ot men deserve a great dcal ot apprecuatuon tor the work Whuqh they dud so cnthusuastucally and wullungly The Parent Teachers As socuatuon was as actuve thus year the pa n uler guven Tom Sawyer to hus cat The organuzatuon tounded thurty eught years ago contunues to promote closer relatuonshups betwccn teachers and parents One outstandung actuvuty of thus organuzatuon was the annual Founders Day Banquet whuch was held un February DISCUSSINC PLANS for thc monthly Purcnt Tcachcr Assocuatuon Councl mcctungs held at Senuor Hugh Schocl irc Mrs Horner Kcsterson P csurlcnt ot thc Sprungtueld Councul Mrs Hur man Engle Mussouru State Prcsuduut and Mrs Bent cy Keen Prnsdcnt of tht Senuor Hugh School P T A Putt Iflrfu n OI Ol' 1 :T 1- nv- A ik A ' Q 4, u u c r -su :zu-u 'ss c u u ers t A St J t, S'C 't th'u Bu , S ' u u cuuIx,Jt1tfC A F u W . L' ug' I rd. Standung are l A. lettrues, E A. Martun lr. Clarence O, Woolsey, Charles Yates, Kurby Patterson. and T, F. u I ' u , as i ktl ' by u - A 1 ul ' ' f0MI15Q ing ld! 0 ,JJ ilvllflfllfj ' - S JJ K S FROM THE SMILES of Mr lainis, ll Pnllfrtl ani! Nliss lXl.iry S Calh. in rua' .lt Stniur High Sflxlii l, thi' st...friit, twx Sawyer W, il.iy The dean of boys, Mr. james R. Pollard, and the dean of girls, Miss Mary S, Calhoun, are well known at Senior High School for their friendly manner and helpful ness to students, Their main duty is to assist students in solv ing problems which concern their personal adjustment to life at Senior, Their work is planned to tie in very closely with that of . , ille Dugan, senior class counselorl and Mr, Aubry Chastain, junior class counselor They all serve as friends and advisors to the students and are concerned with their conduct and attitude, Students always find the deans and counselors ready to help them in their educational progressg help is always availa able to them about scheduling, vocations, and information about colleges, Miss Nell Madden sophomore class counselor' Miss Luc The guidance system, directed by Mr. james R, Pollard, has been in effect for two years at Senior High School, Students have the same counselor for three years in this system in order that their individual problems may be handled more quickly and accurately, The deans and counselors can take pride in their smoothl run offices and thc art Y' ' P they played in the achievements of this school year, ALWAYS THE SCENE OF MUCH ACTIVITY are the offices of the three counselors Left --Miss Lucille Dugan, senior class counselor, is answering some of Dclena Brixeys questions concerning college scholarships Right-'Miss Nell Madden, sophomore class counselor, and Mr, Aubry Chastain, yunior class counselor, check on some student attendance records ara' 1 iv .AQ -' xxriikutl with this year must lm-.t iii-ui much less iwii--clwiiwiitis than thi -,i' in Tum 2 7 67n.L'i0l'1L'L , ourfeay -J eynofe iCe5 bs, .ak Cv? 24'-, psf' -v W- -A , '- Q -1-' ' 'C' 13: OFFICE PERSONNEL, left to right Mrs Virginia Paytreltly Miss LaVerne Patterson, Mrs Mary Whitner. Mrs Mary Mcttett, Mrs, Mary Pugh, and Mrs, Mary Leu lkflillcr. One of the busiest offices in Senior l-ligh School is that of the registrar, A pleasant word and smile may always be expected from Mrs, losephine Marquardt and her two assist A V. .A - ants, Mrs, Virginia Raytield and Miss LaVerre Patterson. , -M ' g .ff .f Keeping permanent records is one of their main duties They , -. :hi V also furnish transcripts of 'students' records and prepare and 'ls' A certify the list of students for graduation, ,gi ,- Another exacting job is the keeping of accurate student attendance records, Mrs Mary Moffett is responsible for the iunior and senior attendance records, while Mrs. Mary ag- Lou Miller has charge of the attendance records for sopho' mores. A very busy person is Mrs Mary Pugh who always finds time to listen to every ones tale of woe. lt is her ioh to assist Miss Calhoun and Mr Pollard in their work ln addition. Mrs Pugh writes permits to leave school. Mrs. Mary Whitner rounds out the secretarial staff ot r V UQ, .bt - I 5 I 4 ' I . ' 'Q' 'E' I bulk Ak is .s - Senior High School. Mrs Whitner is Dr Manleys private WS- lcswllm Mf qUa'd' secretary. IUST A FEW OF THE MANY ACTIVITIES which go on in the registrar! cffice are shown lwelow Left--Miss Laverne Patterson smiles admiringlv at Vicky Curnutt, daughter ot tormer Senior l-l gh students. Mr and Mrs limmy Curnutt, who look on proudly Rightfff-sFrom the looks of the papers on her desk, Mrs. losephine Mnrdtiardt and her assistants, Miss Patterson and Mrs. Rayfield, have a busy day ahead, LIC!! 417 'Mm 3' Page Srxfeen AGEE LEE M Commerce B S Southwest MI sour: Sta e ARMSTRONG EMILY C Grrls Physlcml Educatron B Drury Graduate study Unryzrsrty Vsfrsconsln Nxw York U Iyar tty BECK ELEANOR Home Economrcs B S N1lssourrUnryersrty Graduate study Ntlssouru Untyusuty Columbra Unlvusuty BECKER AVOTA Language Arts Socral Studres Chrrstran College Mnssourn Unryersrty B A Denver wJr1IvUSItv Graduate study Mnssourr Unlyusrty BENNETT YOLANDE Home Economvcs S Southwest Mussourl State Graduate study Mlssourl Unlverslty BERRY MAY Language Arts B Drury College Graduate study Northwestern Unlycrsrty CD If BINGHAM MARGUERITE Mathematrcs Southwest Mlssourl State M A Colum ua Unrverslty BOYD ELEANORA Soclal Studres Drury College B S Southwest Mnssourr State M A Columbna Unsversnty BRADLEY SHERMAN N Industrral Arts B S Southwest Mrssoun State BREWER A C Scrence Athletrcs B A Wlllrarn lewell College Graduate study Unwersrty ot Kentucky Columhra Unuversrty New York Unuversrty BRUTON LOUIS M Commerce B S Southwest Mrssouru State M A Oklahoma A Cy M College BUCKLER GEORGE CU If Unlyersrty of Denver Graduate study Un: versrty ot Denver New York Unrversrty CADE A R lndustrral Arts B S Kans s State Teachers College Graduate study Kunsas State Tnachers College Mrssourr Unnversrty CADLE ELIZABETH F Scrence rur e e Unlyersrty ot Mrchugan Graduate study Unuyersrty ot Mrchngan Ohto Stwte Unuycrsrty Stanford Unlyusuty Mrssouru Unrversrty CALL DOROTHY C Language Arts Socral Studres Drury College Graduatr. study Unuversrty ot Colorado CALLAWAY HELEN Language Arts Soclal Studles Southwest Mnssourr State Graduate study Duke Unuyersnty Massourr Unrynrsrty CLOUSE IAMES R Scnence Mussourl Unnyersuty Graduate study North we tern Unlyersrty New York Unlversrty CONARD VIOLET Gurls Physrcal Educatnon Unrvnrsnty ol Kansas Griduate study New York Unrwersrty COPSEY BELLE M Scnence A B Drury College M A Stanford Unuyersuty Graduate study Stanford Unrversrty Columbna Uni versrty Northwestern Unrversrty Hopknns Marune Statron CORING WANETA Home Econormcs B S Northwestern Unlversuty Graduate study West Texas State College CHASTAIN AUBRY F Language Arts Socnal Studtes junror Counselor B S Southwest Mussouru State Graduate study Mnssourr Unlyersuty ' ,qt L 5 ' s t - A , K- I1 I I' A an t , n 0 xv ' ' - , . - - s - I , ' Lv ' 5- B ' , - . nf' I gag! 3 ty v 5 1 f Scuence. 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C um t study Nmthwcs 4 U t y Qt ELLINCTON VNCTORIA Stu A . ttwt.. smut mr Crt: tntt tudy Nsw York Urttymrstty ERNCKSON CHESTER E rtciustrnt A 1 E 'll 'H YS U K 1 tr U yrrst y ruua s Lt Mtswurt U rstty Jraro Choo' ut ty r FOLEY GRACE M N wthqmtttcs 1k rt 1 t mtg Urtuvt rat rturrtl tt Umyrrstty FORD IAF E E trtgu 1 Artk Coctat ur 4 B Drury Cot 05,1 CRAYSOJ tOHN A nys ySbC1I r tot A Oktthcmm Urtuvustty Cmduatr study Wuym Urttycrstty CRESHAN1 LOWS E Soctut Studtcs Drury uttsgr Crictuats study Lrtuml ycr t y Nnrtttwts trn Umytrst V'1usSuurt Umycrsnty CRIFFNN ADA B Comrnucc Southwclt Mtssout Stxte Craduatr study CO umtgtu Urttycrstty CRUBAUCH ELLA Commmrcc' rmthwmt Nttssourt Sttte Crntuatr study Nwrthvnstcrrt Urttyustty HARCIS MAYME E Home Ecotomtcs Southw. t N1tsso.1rt Stute Crntuat. stu y 'vttt I t U tyc t on wtytrstty or Vwscortxtrt tx1tNsourt IVKV t HARNS IERRY A Drtyu Tratmrtg Somhwmt Msowt Stute Gradual study Utttyerstty ot COlOf'K1O HAQIUSON R A Dtstrtbmtyg Educttucm Coordtvtutor rury nite L r ruqtz stuny tlyxfut y Mtchtgurt Urttynrstty of Colorado Mtssourt Untyuslty HARTLEY H O Boys Phymrtt Educatton L S Sottthwtst N1tssouruSt1t0 Drury Collmge Cradu s ut Umycrstty 01 Wnsconsm N w Yor vt y ry Untyarstty Northwuttrvt Urwtycrstty Urttyustty wt Wtshtrtgtovt HEIN HAROLD C Scncnu ntrul o L L S Southwist Mtisouru ttf' A Mnssourt Umyarst y HOBLIT MARION Dtytrstttut Occurnttorws Cowrcttrtttfvr rtxtturt 0 L L Drury Co 15,0 N Northyytstum Umytrstty Graduate study Bryvt Mawr HOFER NELLIE Langutga Arts S Soutr-twLst Mussourt Stitc M A NOYYVWWUV urn Urttytrst y IACK ANNETTE Ctrls Phystcal Educatuom Spvctal Mustc Trammg Southwsst Mtssourt brat: IEFFERSON ANNA B Lmgnnge Arts Debate B S M Ph Umyustty of Wtscorwsurw braduatr study Urttycrstty of XVusco1sm Northwmstmm Urrtytrsrty C0lurttbr1 Urtlyerslty 2 5 nf wg.. 3 'lr Q 'er if UQ QX- In fx Rn' H:-f '- i E xi' As xg 'f 'i2 Paqc Sv: enlcrn Q . x L.utpgt1.ng4' Art-., Sr .I Stutitvs li S S' 'Pt H N1xa0Lr St.t1, r. .tr . 1.1 t ' 1 yr lm ri -nga' Arty Ectctat ttw. if 5 I ' .. 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Stud Ls D UW Coltc 3,1 M A Northwtstc-rn Umvr- stty C1 mt s ur v C 1 um :tm ww rsttw Umvust L Cntr vnrtc wr w v rs IDHNSON HELEN I Y tru. rtt wtstt 1 tu n study w or rg orttw1stLruLJrt vnrstty KVRBY IOHN ustr A Agtculturt I Lu t stutw N s rs N w York Urwvustty LAHMAN O O Con mutt L t t f I .zoo t Crwcttnta stury Mtssouru nrst txorthvwstcm Untvtrstty LANCSTO ETHEL U11 Stuc t my C IIL L Graduate s uny Northwtstuu LJ tru s tssourt Umnrstty Cuormo Stan Crum ot Etittfatton LICHLYTER AUDREY vNgNu1Lt s tm t I K T T 'YK LA stu: ts Oort U urs L N NJDSEY CERTRUDE Commun il -. vtcst ts a L C una L study Y s tr vtvrrsttv oumbau mvtrstty Nmw or MVC! ,,..- LLOYD ARENA ,Q -1' dl I ua 14 : KW Q'-7 Ya uwgtngc Arts Soctut Studls wnrstty t towt Crwdulte study North wcstnrn UmvLsutx, Cotumbu Umverstty New York Umvcrstty MADDEN NELL Fsychotopv Sorutwoworm Comm 1 Or ts ourt tmurst v A Colum ta nt r 1 tu.: L stud Ngw Yor Umversu nt v rstty o oorado wtversuty of Catttorm MASTERS IULIA rg.,LAQ,.,1 s S cn Stu: :Ls tryvt 1 Co TC Crldnnts stu Sr rmgtmld Xvorkshop 'VYEADOR LEESON Lthrary E Uv vu ty ot Chtcago Graduate Stuty nv rstty f lm M1LLER ALDINE up s cn Sturtts rom oltgc Cradnntt study Cotumtna werstty Nlorhwestcrrw Unvcrstty New York Umvmrstty MILLER DONALD RAY LmLLnp,L Arts Socnl Studms Ntssourt Umvcrsuty rnumte stun Mlssourt Ur'nlvLrslty MOFFATT CHESTER A Instrumtrttal Musxc Southwest Mtssourr State M M U North wnstcrvw Umversnty NELSON CAEORCE HAROLD Irwdustrnl Arts L Iowa Stan Teachers College OH TM C H tt ,uw or ot Vrcattonxl and Imiustrtal Edu:1tton H I 1 L S V VS souru Urwtvcrstty ONEILL PAUL E Prmttng S Km as St tr. Teacher College Graduate study Sprtrwgftetd Workshog New York Umversnty OWENS ROBERT D LmLoag,1 A ts Soctal Storms Athlettcs S Mnssouru Untversuty PANNTER FLORENCE C Forrugn Langtngl Southwest tssourt Statr M A Mtssouru mvtrstty Crudu tt stoiy Urwtvustty of Mextco Northwnstnrn Unwcrstty Cotumt an Umvcrstty PATTERSON MAY Ldrtguwge Arts Soctal Studus A B Drury Coltrgt Craduatf. study Coiumhoa Umvusnty PETEFISH HOWARD M1thcmatlcs B S Northwestern Umverstty HCM RATHBONE DOROTHY Chorul Wluslc rury ol Lgm A Colum at Ur Iv rs U Drury Cul age RILEY MILDRED For: :gn Lirrgudgc rury Q 1 L Nl Columtn I r r Cqrtflult uf y rvrvcrslty rforrr um 1 Urrrversr ROWLETTE XNILHUR ngu 1551 A ts Soc: xl Studr uu wcst Mrs ourr tutq rr State Cc LLL SEDDON HAZEL Scruwcc ury alle L llrrsors Unrvcrsr Graduate study Nrw York Unrvmrslty SHARUNI ROY I S sncr -, B Drury Cullsge ,i- SHERMAN DAVID O Socr-.I Studre Sout wmst Mrssourr S ate lsourr Unrvusrty Crmrtuus study Ncw Yor nrvorsrty U rvuslty ot Illun s SIMMONS FERN Languagr A ts Socnl Studus ishrngton Urrrvcrslty A Drury Coll: SNYDER CENEVIEVE Mathcmatlcs S Southwr. t Mrs our: State SPILLER PAULINE Home Economlcs rury ullr L ricultt tu y ny r Chc go Mrs ourr Uwrvcrs STAINBROOK BERT Industrral Arts Niro Trarnrng Radio Natronal lnstrtute Kvrsas State Teachers College TARRANT CLARA Llbrwry THOMAS WILLIAM R Scrence Athletrcs Unryersty of Ar a sus WHITNER XNILLIAM M Industrral Arts B S Oklahoma A C7 M College WOODRINC VIRGINIA Language Arts Publrcatrons Southwest 'vtrssourr State M A Northvusterw Unlverslty YORK MADCELENE Commerce B S Southwest Mrs our. State One of the most popular spots rn school wrth members of the faculty IS the mann offrce There rn the morn rngs teachers recerve copres of the dar y bulletin and get therr mall I the afternoons agarn a group of faculty members gathers to exchange news and check out lvlrss Nellre I-lofer lvlrss Edrth Moore and Mass Sarah Townsend are gathered around the check out sheet after a busy school day :Oi Q' if S -Q.. Plzqr X llll frm . -I ,9 KAOOJI' IIOH. 1,011 CIOOJU H10 P.1,f I 14 A 'IM-M1 01110125 51 THOUGHTS CF THE WONDERFUL YEAR BEHIND THEM account for the plc sant smlles drsplayed by the senlor class offlcers They are left to rlght Becky l-lltchcock secretary Carol Crab tree vice presldcnt and Warren Smlth prcsldent From the tame rn the fall when the tlrst elevator tlcket was sold to an Innocent sophomore untal the last notebook went out of the wundow on the tlnal day ot school the Sensor Class helped make the school year ot l95O l95l an eventful one Under the dnrectnon ot Mass Lucllle Dugan sen or class sponsor the sensors began plannung theur part ln the year s actuvltres A class meet :ng was arranged at whuch Dr Oreen Ruedl well known soclologust and author dns cussed boy gurl relatlonshups ln hugh school Interest IH extra currlcular actrvltles was boosted when the Sensor Talent Assembly was planned and presented wlth all thc galety of the old show boat productlons Another lmportant occasnon of the year was the annual Hobo Day which to Tom Sawyer would have been nothrng out of the ordu nary Flnally came Sensor Week which topped all other actuvrtres of the year wnth the Baccalaureate Services Class Day Sensor Prom and Commencement an GARY AFKHZ DONALD ADAMS RONALD ADAMS BARBARA AKIN DONALD ALDRIDGE LEONARD ALEXANDER CHRISTINE ALGEO HAROLD ALLEN O X , X - A 5' ' S- . 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X ll ' ' O 'f 'J OL. 5 A -:bf S I .4 Q, I 2 R , 154 A LMA '4 ng BARBARA OBUILANDER JAC O JACK OLSON JIM OUSLEY CHARLENE eniorj i 7 1 ' ov- Qq' -J is hav hr' 5' Q--rr df Mi A sw 9 Q- 1? gs Q lil. atb nr, TOM PO L MM wr L MAI? HA OWIL DAT RE TJN H Ll V' E Ti f Y an 5 7 v-, 7-' Eif R 'ads' Q- N- ho Q-. Cifswfe a i 'fu' vu. 8-fir-we-96 tm 8I1l0l'.5 QYY QV- 'mvif Tv 4'9- W' 7 1 1 NAB, QF! NEP HW, S EU. Vw.. .' ' 1 A 316- -kr we- 'A' MIYH WAPRRN MITH BULL SNOW ROBERT SNOW CATHER Ni 'VLA r al' m iv. vain' aaa 0 957 Rx., 6' 7 Y 'ff' 'xl' A 1 K Q..- Ql'll0I'.5 3. L L5 O S L add ii 1 019 it' 9 E 7 415 QQ, 'f'9sE ff5 cv- !'- E 2 1-'Y in N NN DL Y if-nw. EORGE ZIMMER ROBIRT WORRELL MM YARBROUGH RETTY VOUNG JACK VOUNC HENRY VOUNGER G I unior5 SETTING A DIFFERENT EXAMPLE to that of the leaders in Tom awycr s diy irc the In utters of the lunior cliss They are le t to right ack Starkey secretary Floyd Wood presidcnt and erry Thomas vice president This years junior class, with the aid of their sponsor, Mr. Aubry Chastain, helped till the l95O 51 school year with excitement, The Senior High Hmiddlemenm were en' gaged in so many fascinating activif ties and events that they had no time to think about playing hooky, going fishing, or digging tor treasure in the manner of students in Tom Sawyer's day. The luniors presented one of the most entertaining assemblies ot the year when unior Talent Assembly spark up and be a time rolled around Their ling acts made the seniors sit take notice and proved to incentive to the sophomores Members ot the junior class were more than willing to help make. senior week a festival tor their upper class men Decorations for the senior prom Baccalaureate and Commencement services were ar ranged by the iuniors The class also provided ushers for the last two events Abbott C Calvn Abncy rss Agee Charlenc Agee Morr s Alcorn Kenneth Aldr dge Bob A lman 1 W 7 nder o E Andcrso Ewrlene Edward Fred erry h Andcrson Ande Andcr on A d o n Richurd Rody, r Robert uso Anderson Anderson Andrr ws 3 ' n Q . l s l H ' . S ' ' . . ' 3. ' K ' t ' I 1 1 ' , ,L I ' i Q I T. f 3 5 , . 1. W . tl ,, Q Q l 'V 2 . .,. . l ' ' X r . 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Whether to mark the questions true r rrn al rlod I ks nn th has fllnnc Rusfbcrgcr Allin Peabody Rrchard Mr cr we r ,N r A Hn .Jr r cture 15 tnm pcrfnrrnod ID the Iunr r t xsfnw :mu L t r n w cl Q C 1 the r lr T ssnrnbly was loxcly Mary Io Dcwe W fb lmr H U nurn U rrc C u png utsc 3 Ctr' r mc-nt alwrnbly fntertarncr provsdcd Some Ing frnr ts Mtn rs srrwggrrwg m Us nurnn Lcwcr rr f Pr rrdrng lrrclv anl Lmovablc cntertarnrnent ln C l D S rlc and Ioc onnson ure rn the ore Lfyrl r min rsc Krrng vw Cn L I, und t Q 1 Tvsf' rlu nwuarcra s rrry R wr n ard NRM n Taunt surrounded by onlookers arr I N C den and Roland Hastre N. lo .7 -:1 47 Y? qs 135 IN ,.. 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Efhe' H-fi, A 'sum - 'f 30,94 0l'Yl 0l'Q:5 A FLASHING THEIR READY SMILES are the officers of the sopho rn re cl ss ey t to ri Vincent Tyndall vice president Shirley Chestnut secrctary and oe Brown president Anderson Anderson Anderson Andr rso Anderson Andrews Tim Armstrong To Arnall Don Arnold luanita Arrr on Robert Arthur Catherine Arthur P Ash Betty Albert lacalene Alleger Noel Allen Bob C LJVY Anderso Barbar Ande rsoi Beve r IY Donald Gene lm 'Y Kathryn Murearet Andres Warda Andrews Donald q x Ache on lo nn Ad C l ams aro v Adams Patric Agee Norma lean 3 4 I N. On September ll, the Torn Sawyers and Becky Thatchers of Sen' ior High put away their fishing poles and swim suits, and with their books over their shoulders, hurried otf to the old school house. Some came willingly with dreams ot a bright future, while others came for stronger and more down to earth reasons They were a little be wildered in their new surroundings but guided by Miss Nell Madden sophomore class counselor they soon began to make their upper classmen tke notice of their abilities The members of Senior High s class of l953 have worked and learned looking forward to the time when they now the infants ot the student body will be the leaders and the privileged ones Meanwhile l though not always as angelic as their school masters might have liked the sophomores proved their loyalty and developed a true school spirit for Senior High School 1' W , , , ,s J l T - A nfl- ' ' u 1 l 'fx I - H e ' - 25' ' a 1 ' ' r-..,,,..-, ' - . . We j . Q 'r-'fl 3 I l ,Q l A . I . 8 - o 2 , Th are let ght: f , - X . l 3 . ' 1 - l . ' t A l y 4 is , A S , ri - i , . 4 YF -2 4 Aiirrrf if st' , 1 ri, L Q e 9' . ,V r A A 'I , V I V V 3 I X ,Q .5 -4 ny . ' - 4 . pi ' 0 - l ' JL -.. -A . 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L 1 gg vga Q rhf f K Si f ' S -- 'Y' c ,I .' 1 wi 'ik Q A X ' sg r Q b -5,4 A,'-- 'TS'-Iggy ,.. i ,-1 fe ,gf'f'-'I' if ' ,f j Q-lj' 5 'lik ' 'mi R rltx s Q .5 -. 7 4,49 5 ln the classes ot Senior High School, there is such a varied program of events, from industrial arts to Eng lish literature, from science to the coke after school, that there is a class to interest every type of pupil. It one's interests run toward the more academic subjects, additional courses in mathematics, the sciences, and foreign languages e-French, Spanish, and Latin-e can be taken. The persons who are more interested in preparing tor the business world or family lite may enroll in business law, book! keeping, shorthand secretarial prac- tice, or typing, boys' and girls' home economics, home planning, and dress designing, One of the newest courses offered at Senior is driver training. ln this course, each pupil enrolled is given actual behind-theevvheel experience, The three R's of Tom Sawyer's day are an evereexpanding program at Senior High School. The faculty encourages students to take the initiative in working out their own individual problems. l'u,qi' Six ly gclucufion VARIOUS SCENES from a typical high school clay are shown belovv. Upper lett -f--flolarmonizing at the noon hour arc' Ceorgc McKay, junior Hampton, Ray' monrl Barker, john Bennett Klingnvr, lohn Brayfielfl, Lee Roy Williams, Charles Manley, and Charles Chalendcr Center left Fern Fitzgerrelk young brother, Bill, IS pictured as he visitccl English class one clay. 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T.1f'1.kL1 f nafyaizs 0 Cjalaagifified ncourage Amertcan htstory and federal government are studted bythe tumor class A great deal of trme ts devoted to the study ot the Federal Constttutton tn preparatron tor the test re qutrtttl tor ggracluatron To complete the program ot the Language Arts Soctal Studles Department. the sensor ceytcs classes tnyesttgated economtc, soclal. and pollttcal problems tn addttlon to makung a thorough study ot the lvllssourt Constututton Outstandtng work was done on yocatuonal selecttons, the understandtng ot the current scene and on how to deal ettectlvely wtth the common acttvtttes ot lute During the enttre three years nn the Language Arts Socual Studnes Department, each student becomes progressnyely aware of has Interests and capabtltttes for a future career Each year there as an attempt made to help the students become aware ot the possnbtlttues, advantages, and dtsaclyantaees ot a chosen career CLASS ACTIVITIES ARE NOT LIMITED tn text troolfs Lppu lett Taktng part n tm panel ritscusstrzn or w.tirl.1.:t'.1rs artttx cs class are E:.!. 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Q- Enters v1 ,t.1nt' tt. lt 'wtf the-nr ltttg . r rgltt D nf, .1 cherntstry expertment wtth glass tutvtng are llntta StL'L7l1Lv's and R x.w1111 Ps' Ccnter ltr Clay, mlm- isa, exhnblts the tlre res stant tlualltlcs ot the cstbestus slWL' noltls tn her lhltltl .is TQ r-.1 'xVhtt.v rth n l'-X .1 llmkstn hurner Inset 'Nancy Rlchartlson and Daxld Logan are teedtng the l.1ml1 they ml-xc-l lll lflvll tix tl.1-11, .t, one t thetr prwyects Cehter rrght The tueys engrossed HW the dtssectlon tt a tr gl .re lames Rosle Carl.-1, Stapgu Noel Alleger, and Wlllls lX,4urtl.1ugh Lmner lctt Pat llelwerts looks 1' as l'3.l.l Brarkmn s'1.1lfcs '.xn.ls vyttt 'Oscnrl the Scteece Dep. rtment skeleton Lower Hgh! Preparlng ltr .1 phxst lt ily test ln. tl last n'l utL ex amtnatt. n ot .1 skul :re Bob Campbell. Nlartha Brake. Betty Black, and Sue Klart :- af' .lvl-4 x -Qufir gl Page Srxly -tix ng... S Wa dzemaficd r0ue5 igured re un fly ' Q? . X, ' XX ,I Z lvlathemattcs, one of the most essenttal H scuences, as offered tn many torms at Sentor ff 4, K Htgh School The mathematucs courses ln- , clude algebra, plane geometry. trigonometry, - consumer mathematics, htgh school artthmetic. and refresher mathemattcs To Tom and Huck mathematucs meant stmply adclttton and subtractton ot marbles, dead cats. or good luck charms. To students of Sensor l-ltgh School, mathemattcs may con' trtbute to the basts tor a techntcal career or gtye one the abtlity to add a grocery bill. ae aaaa an ., MATHEMATICS. the lmne of Tom Savwers cxtstcnce, ts a yaluable and popular course wtth Sentcr l-ltgh students Upper left. Geometry secms tx, hold no mystcrtes for lamce Constant .mtl Patsy Frveloye as Mlss Ctbson explatns an equatton to them Upper rtghtg Tom and 'clay may haxe drsltlwcl mathernntucs, taut Iohn Prugger, Sue Sullths, and Mary Black seem f e mug no trcublc as they ftntsh .3 cfttlmult problem tn tracttons Lower left7Betty Ccpsey shows Robert Cccdwm, and Dtana Downtng a step tn the solytng of an algebra pro lem. Lower rtght yflustentng attenttyely as Mr. Petettsh explatns the steps tn the v I , rl We 1, ' ' i . ,f 3 X-, 5 l V Vnhl BL L I tab ha b V2 x. purchastng of lnsurance poltctes are Btll Mathtas, Nancy Skunner, and Iuntor Wrunkles. laorfzi Cuffiuafe Wine! .fgncl goofy ln early fall and late spring, bright flashes of blue flew from the gymnasium as the girls' physical education classes hurried to the tennis courts located at the north end of the campus. There the sun beat down, but the energetic girls didnt seem to mind for they were too interested in their games of volleyball, softball, and deck tennis, The highlight of the year for the Physical Education Department was the assembly entitled, Search for Happiness , which was presented April l7, A number of dances were performed by girls from all physical education classes. The dances included acrobatics. calisthenics, tumbling, and active sports. Colorful costumes that added effectively to the gaiety of the program were made by the girls. The performance was also given to parents after a Parent-Teacher Association meeting Miss Emily C Armstrong, head of the department, and Miss Violet Conard directed the production Connected with this department is the health course which is a two-year requirement. In this class, girls learn the function and care of the body and receive helpful beauty hints, RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THEIR GYM WORK are the girls in Miss Emily Armstrongs sixth hour class. shown at upper left, Upper right---Getting the benefit of sunshine while they practice one uf their many exercises are Dana Webb, jackie Light, and loan Maples. Lower left --Anita Wheeler and ludy Edwards are taking part of their physical education achievement test Lower right---Barbara Hart, Shirley Chestnut, Sylvia Brown, judy Donaldson, lanice Haas, Virginia l-lause, anj loAnn Atcheson, are forming the top of a pyramid while Peggy Sixta is at center. On the bottom are Pat Wells, loyce Chaplin, Bonnie lo Eubanks, and Sharon Smith Pagi Sufi rrglil 1' I' -fl . 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IVTSTBIIBTIOVW nt ttttttltc ttftctrtss sxstwnws tn thc ggyrnnastttrn undustnal Arts Buttdtngg. and at the athtctnc fucltt as wrt! .as tht' rwctecrtrttttort ot snwerat moms and thc rnakunq Qt tables, hookshclvcs. and ttttnlg cahwcts tor c,thtgrs Members of tn s dcpartnwnt destgncd and constructed the sccnorv trnr thc' vanous theatrical producttons and bwlt thc rnarkcrs which grace thc trOnT lawn Earh prwtcft rcrmvcci the gmnnstaknng care and hugh quatuty crattsmanshup usuatly Cx ptfctoct nnlv ot fXVtf1fCSSlfJt'18lH Thee turvlccts walt Nong runwatn as rnonunwcnts to thcur crafts- manshtp and unscttush fabwr TESTING THE TUBES .vt ta rant: at utvgntr Ictt arc- 1 VJ Attrnan ann Car! Horton Upvc: rtght Lum phtlhps ,: ' '31 ' D .' f. ' .rr .i. V .Q 'fc k1 LA'X' -.x ri-. 9 ' .E Httttrf, .t iti' .ts Ttvtw C cstrttct A r.i'1 Q CLWYLV 1, 'raft ' ., r' tt ,f ,t ft r- ' m,-,rr .tt mt s D'Y7Jttf Q 1 L wtf Mt Sanvn, Dat s. tum XV tccx. 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' Ck Lower lutt Leroy VVllll.1ms IS shown outtlng the tunushtng touches on A lump lmsu he made II1 Ceramics Class, I Rc,-ash at lvwvr centur washcs hrs hand, attc .1 tlvwu gmlntln' CSSWY' L' ' fW ' act L Em-.ard Sm.1h's model tor hls fashton lllustratlons Sfu enfri ofearnyd fo .Nomema an Establushung an apprccuatuon for thc home tts tunctuons udcals and yalucs un lute us the purpose ot thc Homc Economucs Dcpartmcnt ot Senuor Hugh School Thc gurls un Senuor s homc economucs classes learn through the study ot ductctucs nutru tuon and food plannung to cook tasty and hcalthtul meals that would cause cycn Aunt Polly cyes to shunc wuth cnyy Scn-or s courses un elcmcntary or advanced sewung dress desugnung taulorung homc plannung and decoratung are a tcw examples ot thc way the gurls of Scnuor Hugh School ar prepared for home lute To dusplay the results of thc gurls hard work un sewung class a stylc show was presented tor thc Scnuor Hugh studcnts The artuclcs of clothung modeled ranged from sumplc cotton dresscs to taulored suuts It us vcry common to sec Scnuor s muscle men untently standung oycr a hot stoyc lcarn ung some ot the pruncuplcs ot cookung Cookung class us a very popular subuect wuth the lnoys ot Scnuor Hugh ACTICAL EXPERIENCE n thc at ol homrmlk ng tlcrcd YC Bc tx Ru sLll lX'l1Vx Fuclrlgon and une Wcl mu c n xc Jcr r ght n c ms u L 1 rr ml r und Lcus Hclt cxhtput ther tlrcssmukung ablty to erman cxchangc student sea Bullcmcr Lower Dorcthy cm nccn rat s s c ms L u her drc ,X Ni X . 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X 1 '4 . x 1 Lf X91 54' , .1 , ,Z , V' uk yi ' xx 5' V L ff, f. .3 f r 3 1 Q QM? 4 nt Q F nl 'fu P XSQ ' ,KLM N ' , 1 n ,As H If Q 54 w v x 5 lp' A , f. Ex. ag Av ' Y 4 W . - X , is f 'Q gi, M.. ' . , A .1 D f ' f x K 'yn f 4 f X lc r f , 1' A ' 7 Q 1 J ' , sr . f X no 4 xx V' Xa- I if 5 X I -'-,,',... fl fe!! 110111 f'.1X, NL 1. cgguclenf ouernmenf amirecfzi .xdcfiuified Under the leadership of student body president, Marion McKee, and faculty sponsor, Miss Lucille Duggan, the lively student government organization of Senior l-lieh School initiated many protects this year The student government of Senior High School was set up similarly to the national government lt was composed of the President and his Cabinet, l-louse of Repref sentatiyes, and Senate The representatives were elected from each Social Studies class. six senators each were elected by the sopho mores, iuniors, and seniors In this way the needs and wishes of all students were known and met effectively. Two activities which were enthusiastic ally received by the student body were the student government written and produced scholarship assemblies Tlhe profit from these productions made possible the grant- ing of two excellent scholarships One special protect of the student govern ment was the preparation of a questionnaire A FAMILIAR FACE to every student in Senior High School is that of student body president, Marion McKee Under Vlaricrfs lcadershtp, the Student Government !Xssrici.1tion proved to be beth active and efficient. on which twenty five school activ.ties were listed Students and faculty were asked to evalu ate these protects in terms of their value to Senior l-ligh School. The scholarships. school store, coke machine, school elections, and vocational clinic were rated high by both groups CABINET MEMBERS heattne various schocl activites art Row l - Frances Cann, activities commissioner, Gloria Fuhr, cabinet secretarv, Keith Qrrimer, assemblies commissioner, Marion lvlcliee, prvslrlent, Norma Goodnight, iurrcttlunt cframisvirzner, Dart Butch' eefti ns cftnanwigrfrm-r R'vv 2- Nfrnmn Hall, finangg rommissrener, Max Ccurdin, cafeteria commissioner, Bob Pa ne, athletcs cpmmissi ner, ard tm Turner, traffic commissioner Y roui ed emocrafic elorwenfafion SENATORS yyorkrng tn accord yuth the House ot Rcprvscntatrycs arc, lclt to nght Row lflcrry Thomas, Sarah Ccnung, Nllry Ann Scdgvvrck, lane Hastlngs, Tommy Shfr-dan Row 2 Vlnccnt Tyndall, Shrrlcx Chestnut, Floyd Wcrarl, Bccky Hltchcock,Warr0r1 Smlth. Row 3- Bob Frcdcrlck, loc Brown, Loc Boyd, j C, Western, Kaye Kynron, Vxfarrcn Vxfators REPRESENTATIVES: Row l Blll KClly, Ellts Eldrcd, Hlrcld C,rc0n, Dayrd Holden, Ilm Hollls, Sandra lvlrlllon, Rlchard Bfss, Nancy Nflann, Brll Stowc, Kay C,oorlrldQc Row 2 Larry Wuggrns, Clcnn Brock, Bull Holman, Kay Brown, jlm Hedges, Vrrgtnla Darnall, Phoebe Recd, Botty Nflathtas, lanlcu Deutsch, lcycc Estes Row S - Bcycrly Bakcr, Charles Roberts, Cvorgc loslrn, lack Young, Charlcs Hallam, lorry Ford, lrm lohnston, Dale Hurd, Stout Elmore, Lozs Holt, Marty Drummond, Iwycc Nulson, Nlancy Anderson, Tmla Cclshclmcr, Kathryn Anderson Row 4- Ronnrc Yates, Dan Clodsc, Frank Murphy, llm Recd, Ilm Thomas, Lonnlc Brlghtwcll, Paul Earls, lvlarv lo Duwcy, Barbar: Rauch, Donna Buach, lan Blschatt, Carolyn Vcrtz, Sally Toland, Earlc-nc Anderson Row E - llm Lclsk, Blll Taylcr, Kclth Bmmlcy, Frank NlcLrn, Ioan Haku, lcannuc lxlcLln, Charles Chalcndcr, Nlary Ellcn Newport, Iddy Roscnbalm, Pat Zrrkla, leanctte Dowcll, Betty Brrttlan, Patncra Shrllcutt, Sonya Bradley, Tonya Armstrong, Patty Taylor, and Suu Peace. 594 jime.5 outstanding organizations of Senior High School, the High Times staff. Their sincere determination to publish a lively paper won them the admiration of their fellow students. Under the energetic leadership of editoreinfchief, jack Olson, news editor, lere Poteatg sports editor, Norman Hall, feature editor, Eugene Hutsellg and art editor, Faye High, the staff was kept busy on assignments for their respective pages. They worked hard throughout the year to print an accurate account of the happenings at Senior High School. BUNC ABLE T0 SMH-5 Omiil 'N Unlike young Tom Sawyer, who avoided any kind of l1cCtiC rush Of deadlines is only fi h , I h 5 OW m,,b,m of Hgh mmm wor w enever possib e, ig imes reporters cou cditOreineChiet. lack Olwn usually be found spending every spare minute of their time in the publications rooms. Not everything was serious for them, thoughl staff members managed to have their fun while producing their best work, Under the sponsorship of Mrs, Virginia Woodring, the High Times staff completed a very successful year, learning to compose clear and concise copy individually, and to work together as a group to produce a fine paper every week NEWS-SEEKING MEMBERS of the High Times staff are, left to right: Row l---Shirley Wilson, Beverly Baker, Rolla Blades, loan McLaughlin, Freda Berry, loyce Luna, Fern Fitzgerrel, Nita Fitzgerald, Row 2-jimmy Cope- land, Patricia Shillcutt, jerry lVlcMiIIen. Charlene Owens, Tina Ray, Tom Williamson, VVanda Chalmers, Faye High. Row 3gCene Hutsell, David Melton, lere Poteat, Glen Davis, Row -l-Bob Schofield, jack Olson, Eddie Forbstein, Henry Younger, jack Israel, Norman Hall, Frank Murphy. 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Iumvm Q-gwI.nw.1 Txln vu .wmphtlly .HT vlTu1mTlu'Tr TTTTTTVX l'.1gT N. 11 ITM lllfl I I 0 .5 ll H7 0 PICTURED IN FRONT ' t I .Mkt .lr' t.fl lv.jYt'1 .ull- -1 'P H .t,'1 ' TV- b- --1 1- tr ltr, uf '1't ' 'Qt 1' - lklfw .1 luv r . r I llllu l 'frtv-rt LW T vhlyltr-v Vxfheta school Ogwrwcwl an September, the mvrnber-, of tht' Resume staff vylth Tlwlr sponsor Mrs Vlr eunla Vxfoodrung were anxlous to gtt started on thclr book Wlwen the tlme came to declde on a theme, thelr trouble really began After flnally decrdlng on Mark Tvyarn s memorable characters of Tom Sawyer and Huck Flnn the staff got a lot of teasing frcgnw other members of the student body' because they carrued a copy' of Tom Sawyer wuth them to get Ideas for the learbook Besldcs the actual mechanics of edutnng a vearbook the staff had the added problem of bookkeeping and busrness management Sunce the book was flnanced by' the staff. much experlence ln salesmanshup was offered The furst attempt was made for the Student Teacher Dlrectory adyertnsements Later they added to thelr funds ldy the all school plcture and cards and announcements sales Wlth the added Incentive of two All American ratings, the Resume staff planned and yyorked to attaun the approval of both students and faculty for another outstandlng yearbook AN EQUAL AMOUNT lf vy- rlf .Iwi lallklhtlr vytrrt wtf' tlw Il' 'lluct V 'lt tfrt 7 l l3'ls-.lnu 'Xlvrrnlxtrs f tfvl t.1ft .nrt Ut t' ' .aft li vy l LQ-yah fi sblft, 'Jartk Avwwc-rt Pat 'Xlcstut Danna Bayless, An ta Bear Ruvy .T Vvftr fred CJJV!l'TfL Barbara OfkVlJ'Tfll'Vs Beycrly Sgccr loartnc Br vyn, but Payrrc lsovy w Clbrla Brashear lfcrt. N ryyrr L lt-at n c Lca lvaynw mf Barker lane Owcn llll Stgll Katte blvyards Carclc Turner Frances C-Jw' levy -l Ecidle Fcrbsteln, jannes Baker, Dudley 'Mart rw, Charles Manley, Don Adams, Bain Cu-nn, DAN-G Estes Siu!! nfilairecl M waing 'lfllfifingfi '-Q dab- s 'Ak ,., - W Fr , lf. , - -FT, 1 P ff K rg, Y, K STILL ABLE TO SMILE Artur thc trcmcndous task of prodrm ng a xurgfrok arc the Wifi' staff members UDDcr hit Fcldrrwg .wJ stnplmg Srrrdcnr-Tmchcr Drrncrgrres arg leannc Lea. Bum Kxirw ml Charm-5 N4grNr, Lum- Brsrmp, Durilur Marr-ry jnnc Owen, Bob Dawwc. and Cror 3 Eramcar Upper rrghf Rgrmzfri Earkcr am: jgmeg Baku are riccrdrrwg whrch prcmrcs YO use m the dramafrs Iavcut Cuvur WCM Erldrc F:rL,s1cf', jf! SIQIN, arm Frmwus Cmw are Q rvwprrsmg .1 Wcrtu to .1 book Ccwcr C wwwrmm Ccnur rrght PL-Ligx S1113 Lush Ershcp, Currnlync Tuckrr, ami lrnrmo Ermmx arm bum .ulprmbctrzrng JU-gchocN gzrzfrrrcs Lrmu NU? Drbzusyrwg Rrgxm-, .art vmrk vxrfh the uuirmur :rv Bern N, rwmc, 'Mrk Vrrgr'-ra xVoC:7rrrwQ. Rarrrffrxi Earkcr. Funnies CJPW af.: NM Brll Drllman, compam rcprusuwmtrxc, Lower rrgrvt--Drsrm Bayless and Kfrrr Ermgrm arf, rmwx crwckrrwg Caotxvrwl for the yearbook Paar lilgfvfj-urn ADMIRINC THE MANY TROPHIES . . .,., . . ,. ,rr rr ri rr .x.a ' rTM'MaM Y' - .rxr rr '-.1.rr, rw 'Ur Irv-,Y rhlqrtr' 'rnrrrw rrr TM ,- .ar -rrvfr -le'I.1f', MIX 'r rrr. .lr 1-r Muir rrrr rf .r Yr, M .rf 'vrrr r TPM r1Orr.1rr uh rr rr r mul .x Ur .1 r rrrrr mm rf .af V rrgrrrrr, K.lVlH.l'r N. xwrwrtrvr .rrrri 5 Arr. r Mrk rr, Nr r ig .1rr.aYI Nw 'rrrrrxrrrr rr l rrrxrrrm .rr1.1 OL mrmrrwm u Tx Qk1.sfrerrrr.a Tru' ,WZ Ts .1rr' -.ACM Arr 'rf r-r rr- -rr Hur rwrgrr X: 91 wr! Y1XrTJfr.V3.31 rick .Hr rwrd AT Drum CCr!lr3gC The Tnjam COONUOSCG mf Drrrmhf Alrirrrifgv JYM1 FW. 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A A' Jgu Kmg Kwmx 'N' rrfx PM' pw D LK 5 Y -JW -ee Banc ,..lQJCimd Mr'n1lrcrx of the lunmr ldwl Cr fss hayn been rcsprmsllllr' for wyvral !lflNL'S mlnlrung thrl yvar lrlwy lmvv lllltwl lawn'-, IH ltr' xcnt to rwc-fly chllcfrsgn ln othrfr countrlcs Thus yvark mcmlwr- .lVl', It-tt Tw Vllllll linw l MCL.ILAQhlIf1, lnman, Day, Strawn, Smogglns, Crowvll, Cunrw gg- ltam, Kmhllmolf, Llghlytur, Htnc, Melton, Klasscn, Humphrey, OIdham,Ptgg.C1fol4 and Roberts Row P Hogan, Bracllr-y, Sprcr, Vsfctlokrfs, Crabtree. Schafer, Ptttman, Eolmanka, Voylr,-5, Hagt- ungs, Brown, MacK1nnc'y, Rath- lmn, pcrryman, Turncr, Klffstcr- meter, Leach Row 3 Wlrlclctrs, W.lllus, Smltlt, Nlartln, ljurrlrttc, Carrtnur, Henry, Park, jacksfn. lvlartln, Nlfclnnls, Harrrxon, Crow, Snatrxn, Austtn, Balm-r, Wraorl Row -4- Wtlhltc, jonm, Porter, lcnklns, Taylor, Arthor, Rrtzcn, Brown, Kurkcy, Lmgan, Conclray, Bussarri, Sheldon, and lvnncr, ufiic C7146 ML-mlpcrs of the Vltmtc Club .tru outstanrlrng ln tht- ttoltl :lt muslc Thc purpose ol the club ls to promotc more lntercsf IVW mosnc an thc school Mumllvu arc, left to rlqht Row l-- Owons, Skudmorc, England, Oll','flL1llKlL'V, Poulsctm, Maynarrl, Schooloy, Day Row 2 Vvhoat- Icy, Eastcp, O1-tttng, Povwll. Vxfcrncr, lVlCLOJn, Vxfrlsrln. Woocllu, Mathras Row 5 Vlfhcclcr, Thompson, Curran, Dlllartl, Ccnung Row -5 El- more, Hutscll, Taunt, Strawn- rhamps, Holman, Saou, Palvn O l -1 Pcsprnnsrlalc for tht' wcfvss of the city governmcnt clcctron rn whlch Sensor Hugh stuclsnti took mor ctty ottlccu .zrc thrbc boys. Several ot them also took part an thu Hu-Y gtato goxcrn- ment propoft holrl tn lctfurson Cnty, Msnouru. They arc, lutt to rlght Row l Rtlcy, Smtth. Row 2 -lvlr Sharum, Hacklun, Evans. Payne, Rcrnhart, Barr Wonllcry, Ballantynv, Ralls, Vsfilsworth, Roltvrts Row 3- Runkcr, Dawson, Attcburrv. Holt, Brown, Kcttcll, Muller, Yatcs, Shnpp, Moslwy, Ego, Dlclncy, lVlCK:nncy, Nlr Thorn- ton, who IS The Y M C A. Boys mlnrector Row 4- Bucknur, Brshop, Scroggins. Tomlm, Smtth, Loyc, Thomas, Tvyuggcr. Schcurl, johnson, Frschcr 2. Q . - 3 -+4rr-- .. . I as in., it W xnv Qui! an r Lido! LW 411' Ur I Jr tt. rr r,-r, r,ur.1W--Yr - rrt-t,. 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Mary Arm Sptqwtfk S CM Buys Wim hmv maporcd nm -,r,mn' argmt .ami rgfcmui ttvurr Ktttr at Surmrmr Htgtw arc mem lux, 't ttw' S Club Thr, mum but trw, t,mf.zr mum' ttrxt raw, 31-tt try rrgtwt Dfgrmtti Ecimowis, BMI Rzfrmtrw, Frank 'V1.nrw.JrL1, Cum' Nr rtfw, fQtffJL'r1' fkrrwuiti. Larry Qttrtrrnzy, Rav Drtsnnsm, Hail XNML1, Bula Britton Row 2 W.1rv41rr Smtth, lack israel, Dmmlti Hunt, Cam Swngcrty, less Vxfhaclur, lov Crlswull, Ctmrlw, Ctw.1M'm2cgr, Butt Pavmx Ecttirz- Mme-lock Row 5 Hugh Bttrtrwr, jtm Bcvwrs, loc Bull Ur-tit rw' c '1, Hurtanfrt Bmvwqarrwer. Kuttw Baum, Bwlt Vmccnt. Bull Carr, Imm-s Clwusu, lack Martm, lutm Rugcrs, jack Nhzrtm. W.1yvmL' Vxfrlscm Stamimg Bull Flactwr. Drcl-t Mnrlny, Ctmrlvs Marvin-yt Flvyrv Starrw-tl VV1L'lx,m Tntmt, lack Young. Charles CI1-Immti, Adam Fnsdwr. Ccorgw Quilt Imuil Brit Dnrvmvll, lnm Vxfuxtvr, Frank Murphy, Dan ClUu',U ,:jA0f0 CIMA . A ' 'n 'wt vt ' V Q . Y. 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Ami CAHwur.fN' N1 YLFMW l FUI' ' Qfif Tfvvw Ktwiuww Jw usp' rw Pull- fur Thx' Cara' Of thz- rwmtvr ww Nm Vtvmrx Rrxx W ld! rd ugh? Hmwrn XV.1t5orw, lu VMs, C.1thL'rwm' 5p0.lkr', .mc Smlx Ballard Rfvv 2 Rofnrta Skuimztrv, Earlvm- Amicrsr rw Nhrgarnt Ancivrgorw. john Shmc and Shnrfvv Ulm rofecfion Ogff Operating thx- Lmrfylvrh vw mgchumw 1r1 thc JLAdvYnvrlLVv1 flaws rfwrkms, .md during aswrvw hlmx arc' mcmbcrs of the ffustrvai Arts Dcpartmorwf Timex bus arf- rvsporwsuhlu for wr vucimg Sensor Hugh sfuricrw s wwrh vmml Qfiucatwon Thu bf am, iuft to right, Row I Cla-vm MaHork, jacrvlu Rutzuw Ndrmm Coczfiwm. Bfvhhv SI? !v.m jchrwson Row 2 Char cs W.1II.:qr-, Elfffvm Fmlvv, DLIH Harp, Carl Rav. Vcrrmrd Cm Lvroy Scharf, ami Denny Pm-tu ROI! 00 EXAMININC SOIL SAMPLES tn r ,yr Yg As the mer grrmuml need lor more larmn rs To feed The .nrrraw L, gr L, L f , Unrtcd States laefomes 2 reality Benner Hlgh Sfhuol Con tlnues lf:l7L1l more emphawi Orr K the l uture farmers of Amerur .1 Z lhe mam purpose ot the F F A lS Trl truarh tts memlvers to be I - Q KOVTM' lnfe3'Iux1Cn1 farmers ln -to order tu roalrze thls gg u an Hpecual vmphasls ns placed on - thrltt rlependalurlrtx and ser xsCC to the comnwunlty as vvell as aclcntutuc tarmung methods A great part of the class vvork as done through proyects vvhsch gave the boys background tor therr tuture robs The rest ot theur trme as spent nn regular work vvherc they learn about dmrynng, poultry, grarn, soul use. and soll conservation, Under the cllrectaon ot Mr john Kurhy. the hoys who partvcrpate nn F F A have even more adventures than Torn Sawyer and Huck Funn They always enjoy the Amerucan Royal Bhovv all types ot Irvestock shows. and the Ozark Emplre Dustrrct Farr The motto ot the F F A !'LCarnung to do, doing to learn, earning to lnvC. Invung to verve rllustrates the experrenceg the boys an Sennor'5 F F A trannnng program are privnlcged to have Ogj C16 el' ell! Clfffllflg Q 0 If FEEDING CATTLE, nt t the r' utrnc- lr tvs t tarmrng, X .1 tally takk tor VVarr1 Crlmjre xnzvxn at uppmr ld! llppev rrght lflllll Nlnrtrn prflutllv llrsplaxs the Cattle that wlnrrxlrnt hrg F FA Df jL'fl Lfrvur lelt llunrw XVh tr- Arm rwtrttll- the value' 9 tmitrvr- wrt rwwullf-vr1 'Juv ng rnnthorix Le wer rrglat he NliLenulre ml Lffwel. .vlvseuew the hangs vxhlch haxe been hlg prop:-ct for thc year XX. PK affair 'tg ..-L ' .1 PICCOLO Pa' Corwmrf FLUTE lrmrwfrw Trmrrwr Lou lOAmw Easfcp Sharon Sm fb Curvws Sw rwfrvrzi Crmrm X,r'rr'v11II1Or1 Camlyrw Shumxird john Sh:1HL'r Dzmrm WhwYn' R.1grw:.1 'Jnrr -X Emwrw' Nhcicifrw OBOE Erm Svrm EMM M.1vh1,xw 'Jam Lon E.1rm.rr CLARINET I Hgrry Shank, Vrlrthn Wh4'.1fIC', Euan COZKOY Paul Ends Dev d Esvcs Er! s Ewrirrd Bmw Snark' jvrry Tawor Howard Erimrmdi Rr,1.1r.rm Rwcf' CLARINET Il Sharon Rogvrs Pwmrf Mfmrr Bvfff Rvynolds Mvlvm PrCSl1Jy Lmria Emcknhy lam? Parslvy lhzw I'11f!wMff'1 !r! .W . Wx V A Tum Avfvtvrrry lack Um rrrugvww E11 fu E-mN.1f ,r L K1 wth Rvwzim vw CLARINET III Dmfa 11 vovwflcrwrw Dm. 1' Bnflvvxi Flo 'Vw Dnws Bvwrh Arwdrrsou Vwrg.'w.1 lOI'1 kOrN Marx Black Rorhmf Cuth ' Shwrhx Crow Phu'N.g Wwvwr's Rmmmi Arinmx ALTO CLARINET lrm Lowry AH 1 rm Fm-svcr BASS CLARINET Bob Pnvfcrsww Rubn Zongkwr BASSOON Tom Poulsom CAM r- Abbmv Lrrrmw FOIIZ ALTO SAXOPHONE S I jan! CQ0mlafefe5 mgifioufi rogram TENOR SAXOPHONE TROMBONE Charls s Pr fwfr RUN rf Ros If NZ HORN Eoi Mmrwx Cvorm- lo-,Km Crmrlrs Hrmhrcw Rod Eusclc F2 Chard Vvfmidcll Rfcrmrd Hayvs Iohrw Erwm CORNET Bob Cuwu Frnrwl- M.mvw,1rf1 frm Twrggur Dormld Moss Cary KWSV Born Arrvoifi Korn Cormrmrw Im' lmhrvmv Edward Eravwoy Frcd Arwfivrsorw RO'mld Smdh LOWVII J:uNr'r1Irrvgkf Icrry Howvrforw Cvmr Thurman Marvm M.1r',haH Pam Marlm Imwf Wrlrrf Iarvc Thompzon Eddw Yramfhamrys BARITONE Ronmri Ford ArH'1'r'c PJCHI Rorwmd Cwqcr KP 'rw Rrmfxrufsorr Sol: Blaxm' W.1rrr'rm W.1tr-rs Melvyn T.mr1Y Downld Adams EN! VJVUI Jack Faux Dmmlri Eplr' H.3rf'r1 Egr- Cuurgr' Wright jrrnnwf' Corwmnci Cary Buckrwcr Iuciy RosvnImVrv1 Cvvw Amivrsorx Kurhx Bwsmgd Larry Robb APIJV1 Morrws Dunrw Drftrrck Rcm.1Nr1 C-.w,jvu' H.1rrvNr1 Earnhnrt Frmwl rw CMJLIKI' Carylv Cochran Dmmy Pr'I1'rsfm SOUSAPHONE Cvr.:'r1 Carrwcr jot' lrvwr-rm Chnrivs Hallam I B KIHSIOW Tummy Cl.1w,rc1ck DRUMS jrrry Scarluvf Rwcrmrd Hmm Dmwm Curran Stvvr Laflmrr Cary Smlmph Frankie Kyrmorw Bnrhfua Raurh TYMPANI lorry Rowmvv ...A I sl ' 'Z es eeili ind .xdccfaim of Crificfi, .S7fuc!enf5 One of the rnost dependable and reliable organizations of Senior High School is itS brilliantly-dressed symphonic band, under the able baton of Mr, Chester Moffatt. The band could always be relied upon to contribute its share toward the success of many events on the l9505l school calendar Whether performing at an athletic event or at a formal concert, band members could always be depended upon to come through with their support. The Senior High School band participated in many colorful events presented by various civic organizations of Springfield The citizens of Springfield, as well as the students and teachers of Senior High, are outspoken in their praise and appreciation for the bands co, operation in annual parades, events, and public appearances. In addition to these, band V members participated in the may annual State Music Festival . held in Columbia, Missouri, in ll 'J' . April, , This next August the band will make its third appearance before the Southwestern Music Directors Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri, Rchcrrsing in their bright blue and gold uniforms before a performance are trumpeteers Frank Maynard, Don Moss, and lim Twigger Paiqi' liiglvl 3 - nim' PICTURED ABOVE are 5 few highlights lfflftl the years ilmmatics piiirliictiiins Upper lelt Dorothy Sexy .mil Nancy Anderson are pictured dancing in the first scholarship assembly Upper right Ont ot the lighter spots in the lirst stunt night proxeil to l,e .1 skit with Virgil Hurley, Robert Dillard, lim Vanclexenter, and Steve Elmore l Levxer lett Patti Hunter, A si .1 stunt night performer. tured in a scene trem the play Every Family l-'las One Hickman. was .1 hit in her Hilileg.mle .ict Lower right Pic are Bill Morrison, Anita Henry, Steve Elmore, and Alice I'6tl'l'lCl,tl5t:5 pI'0C!l,l,CQ Oumwwbng Jie As the curtains parted on every dramatics program at Senior High School, the audience looked torward to a memorable presentation. During the entire year they were never dis- appointed. They saw such outstanding entertainment as the stunt night variety show. 'il-lectic Headlines of the Stumbling Stars , the P T A assembly, and the senior class play, The Admirable Crightonu, The students in the dramatics classes exemplified the spirit ot cooperation which was typical ot them necessary tasks which were so essential tor a nights. and various assemblies, the dramatics confidence, and effective speaking, Much ot mimes, humorous readings, and to memorizing They were all willing to do the small but fine pertorrnance. Besides the plays, stunt students developed poise, good posture, selfa their class time was devoted to giving panto speeches from plays to present in class. The person who deserves much ot the credit tor the high esteem in which Senior High Schools dramatics department is held is Miss Helen lohnson. She constantly improved the department by the addition of new equipment, such as a tape recorder and black light ape paratus. Miss lohnson was assisted by Mr, Ceorge F. Buckler who, because of his adapte ability, quickly proved to be valuable as a tea:her and director ot stagecratt, Together Miss lohnson and Mr, Buckler made the Senior l-ligh School dramatics department the epitome of excellent entertainment, Ihgw Ninety PUBLIC PERF-ORMANCES are only .1 part et the training that Uramatics students receixe Uppcr left North Atlantic sailors trcm one of the Scholarship Assemblic, are Hart Armstrong, Paul Earls, and Frank Murphy, Pilct, Marion McKee, is alighting from his tighter plane Upon Center Learning the proper technioue of ap- plying stage make-up are members ot the second nour clramxtics :lass Upper right The Alumni assembly, featuring graduates of S H S, was one of the best recmed programs during the wear Seated at the piano is Albert Patterson, Standing are Dixie Beth Kern, Donna Rae Robinson, 'vlary Ann Rice, Bill Frichette, Betty Davenport, Wcrlter May, Mrs Miriam Reynolds, Bob Willwtiit, Vwfarrcn Lyon, lohnny Kernm, and Hope Frink Lower lettffLittle publicized but essential to every drarnatics program are members ot the stage crew Dewi Holmes, Rex laynes, Edgar Brock, Charles Christiansen and Tommy Sheridan are picturec: in the stage tlies, Featured actors in a skit promoting Hello Day , at lwwer centcr, are lim Pearson, Steve Elmore. and Patty Palmer Lower rightflunior Braytield and Raymond Barker sing and clown in their act in the Senior Talent Assembly. agic forge cwcinafed .x4cfor5 Cast for the All,School Play Every Family Has One by George Batson includedi Nana. Donna Wine, Laura, Alice Hickman, Reginald,BilI Morrison: Marcia. Virginia Darnall 3 Warry'. lim Vandeventer, Penelope, Roxanna Rice, Cousin Lily, Nancy Mannl lames, Steve Elmorel Bessie, Anita Henry1Shervvin, Robert Dillard: Todd Calloway, lerry McMillen, Essie, Pat Benda. Cast for the Senior Class Play, The Admirable Crichton by l, M, Barrie included: Mr, Crichton, Steve Elmore, Hon. Earnest Woolrey. Bob Dillard, Rev john Treherne, lim Yar- brough, Lord Brocklehurst, Virgil Hurley: Earl ot Loam, less Wheelerg Lady Mary Lasenby. Mary Ellen Newport, Lady Agatha Lasenby, Nancy Mann, Lady Catherine Lasenby, Alice Hickman, Countess of Brocklehurst, Anita Henry, Tweeny, Nancy Anderson, Fischer, Virginia Darnall, Mrs, Perkins, Shirley Stout, Monsieur Fleury, lim Ousley, Rolleston, Boyd Huddleston1 Tompselt, Hal Hutt, Miss Simmons. lennie jackson, Mademoiselle leanne, Marilyn Bennett, Thomas, Max Skidmore, lohn, lim Vandeventer, Stable boy, Bill Arbeit man, Page boy, jerry Braytield: Cook, loanne Brown. Pugi' .X.I7Ii'lX-Hill' Jcffiegi 25fA year The roll ol drums, the sound ol Asda trumpets, and the wall ot lwagprpes rdentrtwd the Klltues. the Sensor Hugh School Drum Corps, aC they marched dom n the street The lallts and tartans ot these Hnghlancl clan members were ot Royal Stewart plard Thls onlctue organfzatuon, estaln lashed rn V116 by ll Rutchle Robertson, ns well known throughout lVllssOLArl The Krltles celelnrated their twenty fifth ann: xcrsarg last August, when approxlmately Dilll ex Krltues came from all over the world to attend a reunron at Phelps Grove Park ln honor ol the annrversary the memluers recerved Ksltle puns teaturrng a thlstle wlth a drum as a guard The Knltles marched at all ol the football games and the Homecomnng, Chrlstmas, and KILTIE PRESIDENT, LJ- st Sch ' ' Lx s shin' dsc 1' tr' p r -' 'l For LH .1 l Vxffrw.: ,, ClT,lr,ky TH. cll,l,l,,fl,l -X41 gtlZlc,'rl,,,r,l,. Q,,tl,. Fresta parades Besldes ushering tor the Llttle Theatre prodoctuons and Cuvuc Symphony con certs, the grrls organlzed a varrety show for the goldrgrg Qt Fort Leonard Wooqj In thenr tradrtronal appearance at the last home haslfetlaall game, the Knltnes performed the Hlghland Flnng One of the most colorful events took place when the drum mayorette performed the dlftlcult sword dance wrth Crvll War swords tornlshed hy lodge jerry Fenton The cutuzens of Sprlngtleld have come to recognize these larlllrantly clad Highland lassres as staunch representatuves of Sensor Hlglfg Spirit LASSIES .ltr lc-tt t' rglat lifn l l3'eg,Qjx lst 'lu Trlllte CHlslWL'7'1., 'Jarrr . lrlutfrlw lflr -.x 1 Engl-, llrtchrclf, l:.lnrw Sr' tt, 'Xlary l D1 ww ljartrara llmlzrrwr-rt: Raw ' ltannt lxlflln, ls.2rlr.1r.x llarkr, Lfur-tg frhrfrlvr, hltirx Artr' SLflL:NN'lll l4an1'rt.J Frrfrlxtng, Lxnn Dclf nurlry C,.e'rwcl.1 llanrw ltrlry Shlrlev lQlflWJVllSl-VW Allclrwy lNlcLean. 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J , J . , T M ' 1 .. : . , . - ' 4 . fy - 7 , rr O 1 N' ' ' - ' ' 1 ' -' ' B I J B- F ' 1 3 F B J f ' l I ' I a x I V . F ' ra I ' I of - R .' fl l . , ' 7 . . .1 9 ,H r 4, , . . 3 mhmnn Members ot the untor Sgnrcr Chcrr are Row l Crsela Bullgmu B rb ra Kllllngsworth Mary Ann beclgwuck Mary Ellen Nnwport oycl Fryer arroll Harman Pat W mmuck Trula Calshumer uoy R senbalm Dara Spencer Mary lo Dgwgy Carolyn Warmr Dwnna Hough Marth Brwkg Barbara Thompson Wtlrna Cralg Marnnne Skromore Brllnf. Edwards Mary Howp Rat Kr cr Nancy Thatch Row Harry Cnbson Hubert Bran son Betty Robrnson Dorn thy Suyy Carolyn Hayes ll St ll Kahn Edwards R semond Owens Bntty Burger Barbara V ughn Loursg Phrllrps Wrlma Washam Patrrcra Shrllcutt Darlene Hedgqaath Phogbl. Reed Kathurm Campbdl oanne Brown loannn uay Albert Smtth Hart Armstrong Mlss Dorothy Rathbo s. Row 3 Glenda Hzmrlton Nadrm Arbutman Marlon Coon B rbara Oltman Marrlyn Banmtt Charlotte Steohgns Patty Palmu Clnndw Strut Becky Hrtchcrck Pat Nash Barbara Russell Barbar Portu Shrrley St ut Clorla Brashear Martha n land ed nna Prlncu P Carn han andra Mllllon usle Crt ow m ar er rn us Ler Sprowls R5lDLTlDlll1fLl Max SlKlClfTl0TL Duck Dvnnron Frank Murphy lm Freeman Paul Earls L rry Mltchcll B ll Tuylo arms Rook Charls.s Nflanlay ack Starkey Charles Chr st wnsgn Bob Rlley Roland Hastre erry Hart Row Ellp Dnnmy Brll Woods lamrs Pgarson Hal Hull C-ary Stump Brll Morrrson Wrllrarn Holmes Bob T omus lslchard England Paul rouch rm Yarbrough Row C lrn Rodgus a k toll lm, Vgndgygnter Harry Shanks Ronald Hustle Steyn Elmore Don H1rtlLy Daxld Crowdl Floyd Wood loe Brooks Wesley Srnrtl- emlu rs l the C rl l gh Raw l Betty Vusuw 1nL Hastlnqs Kltty Rains Helen Cs Barbara Walls Eleanor Crngory Marllyn Rhodes Margm Cloud Sue C ryu ne Owen Carol Metcalf lo SelleCk Dorrs Clanton Eyalyn Cntns cwnna Apwleby lylarranna Scroggrns Bntty Carnahan Marllyn Voyles Row Norma Mrlton Oyu Thurrnm Donna o Rothumyl Velln Shnltnn Ch rlnne Salts Sue Martrn Birbara Sm ya Inman Beverly Smart Barbara Randolph Mary Ann Stott Shurley Huntley anette Kelly lcanrne Tate C arlwtta S1lts anet Cr him Ethel Moutriy Anuta Bu sarl Chdrleltg Elktns Ruth Shune Mrss DOrOfhy Ratla tnr tw Norms E lnwor ds Farth Vvllkorson Donna Vaughn L Ak Erlegn Artnrbarrv Mary Rauch C,Iorn Htghllll El up Turrp and Swanson Barbara Bogmr Ruth Mwoles Donna Wn Betty Brrqance Pat Sign Clc YT Aubrrry Prggy Prrryrnan Mary o Endecott Clqm .np Ray Pale: 1 A X I l'CAl'.ffl ll glllAl ll .5 ll C!ll'IIl'l',5 Unluke the school urchunx cut luunw Saw urs day who played only the llanluu and thu' mouth harp the student llody of Svnuuur Hugh School luoasts a nunety uvuere orchestra Thux yc-ark orchestra hay moru than uuulhulul the cquualutx and hugh rankunug for whuch the Senuor Hugh School lvlusuc Department us so well known Through the pawt several years. the orchestra has l-uult up tu reputa tuon tor outstandung perforrnanccs Thux year, they were natuonallx recognuzed when they were unyuted to partucupate un thu' Natuonal Nluusuc Educators C,uunyu'ntuuun ur, Oklahoma Cuty, Oklahoma PRACTICINC TOGETHER fuel. ru the ' Jungwarancc un thu Thg Qrflqegfra agggnqljly, Wag gpg Qt Scnuryr Sw wkl cl t..3l.1 tuukt Puff-u.l-Ottrp... , xltllluluuit l:uX,c,,Wl,fu,, Qvwzlx l l Q l ll A ll Hugh Students tavorute programs lhex were not dusappounted thus year as the orchestra presented a program fulled wuth classucal and popular musuc Thus program was later guyen for the puhluc un a torrnal concert An exent always looked forward to hy hugh school musuc students and Sprunetueld elementary Students was the Sprung lvlusuc Festuyal judges tor the attaur commented on the excellent performance of the orchestra and rated ut one of the best un the country The maun reason tor the success ot the orchestra can be attruhuted to the hard work and supervueuon of Mr Chester Nflotfatt, Senuor l-lugh School S orchestra and band durector After only two years at Senuor Hugh, lVlr Moffatt us not only well Iuked by both students and faculty hut also us recognuzed as a celebrated conductor throughout the south- wCSt X -roam 0 W 5 ., 5-YP? 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X.ff.,'1x,:. -f,',,...J IQQI' 0 0I 5 l QLl 0 glflf lfL5l6l5lfl'l B U L L D O C SPELLS THE WAY TO VICTORY Wrth thes rds thc P D Squads rt ther brulluan red md whrte umforrns chccred thc T911 Bulldogs to marw touchdown md fscld goal Thc A Squad as Pat Mosher and joanrme Brown Row 3 ack West d Phi Mlrshall Thr. B Squid rs ptcturcd below Row I Vtolcttc MCKQL Nadmc Arbutmm Barbara Stock Pat Thomascn and can Coodmvht Row 2 Marrlyrm Carvady Tommy Crcvrstorx and Laura Whutchentl Pa gt X infix right 4 01 - f r . - - - - - - , . c WO W c , I 1 t pucturcd abowc, Row l-Maxmc Arrrold, Alrcc Hrckman, and Nancy Anderson, Row 2 Shrrlcy Wrlsoh, , . fl , an t . . 1 - K , 5 . . ,l , , K V L K . ,t , h t 1, 0 I ,W SEVEN COACHES l c ire the nen behnd the t J s at Se 1 Hg Sc Fl ey re seate Hur r V IVYW 3 xx n a l OU C Q5 l'I'CU'lgQ COKOPKUK COI7ll9QtL tl 0l'l Seven men thus year controlled the athletrc system at Sensor Hugh guudlng the destlny equlpment and bulanclng badgets the coachune staff would have welcomed a spoonful of Aunt Polly s ure all her famous Pawn Klller Athletuc Dlre tor Ralph Bogey Harrnson had the responslblllty of managlng the school wthletlc funances He also organlzed and directed the lournament of Champuons Bull Thomas made hrs debut as head football coach after one year as asslstant to Roy Robertson who moved to Nebraska Wesleyah Thomas zlso served as softball coach and asslstant basketball coach A C Brewer performed the dutles of head track coach and served as asslstant basket ball couch ohn Grayson dlrected the actlons of the basketball team and an the off season was kept busy coachunq baseba tennus and Pup football H O Hartley dlrector of boys physical educatuon wa ,fr responsnble for drrectung boys rntramural sports and assusted un the coachung of track UMN Roy Sharum prepared the sophomore enthusuasts for vwrsnty football by coachune the Bullpurp grldmen B Owens IU hrs frrst year it SH S served as golt coach and assustant track and football coach IIXI e J ' A Q. i t, E Q ix - l r 1 5 f W' 3 , X . ' 4 ' l . 4 r y V I F D 5 THE 5 my - . - w l I 0elTl 'int rr ly h hill Tr a , f rd johv Cray I ri H O . tlw., Ra ph A Ha 'lsr n. X rll. R Thqmas St.ndlm5 Cla r Er-.wer Bc: O e s, rw. l-' y lnlulrllrv of the Bulldog, Bullpup and Bulpurp teams Wlth added headaches of purchasing new rl 1' 1 l , 1 ,C ' s H l lg v f 1 a w lv 1 w I . . 7 -'I' I 1 u f ' ' ' f S g -1 v-'Y 1 , ' . , ' 2 1 AT : t 1 s f 5.7- . 1 Eu . Q , 1 3 1 h kin-Lrg e 7 N, : 4 za H' s, rr ob I . 3 L at 3 , --:E 5-.-1 l '1f . l. Ptlgt' X1 ll - lim' URPIIY BOB PAYNE JIM PEARSON CHARLES CHALEIIDER JOE Egoof cc cw lad, owrw Plagucd bv several mlurlus, as wcll as the fact tlmt mam grnddcrs graaluatvpl mst scar, Lcmclw linll Tlwrwms lflull liullllragg football squad posrud A refornl ol Tlwrlgp wms mul scverw Iossvs Semor Hugh operwcd Tlwc season wullw A formulas! of tlw Nlcmrwtauvw Crovc Parwllwcrs Morwuff lmcal thu liullnlmgs HW tlm: svfoml Tull ol the seawm The Barrlusvlllc Wnlllcafs dealt S H S tlwulr svcoml succcsslvc vxlwltovmslwmg In thu lwmc opemur Tlwc llwlrd tumc was A Charm for thu Dogs as tlwy wont llcmrw to tlwur tlwml los, In a row lmcforc the Pittsburg Purplc Dragons ff ! J , ,Q 1 ! A S4 '4- ELVYN STAKNES JACK MARTIN RICHARD MAKLAY WARREN SMITH BILL WOOD TQ YJ-f ...I HARLES BOGNER FREDDIE IIENDRIGKSUN PKI' FISCIIER JESS WHEELER CHARLES GLELA 60,9 in Rua rg .Mb ime faecal' The Bulldogs' second win of the grid year came as they edged North Kansas City at th S H S ' e stadium Extra points provided the Dogs margin of victory in the next clash on the road with jefferson City Spectators at Seniors next home game witnessed a real Dog fight with the Fayetteville Bulldogs defeating the Sr H. S Bulldogs. Homecoming spirits were dampened a bit as the football game between the Dogs and the St, joseph Indians wound up the festivities with the latter on top A gala parade in the afternoon with Patti Hunter reigning as queen preceded the gridiron clash. The Bulldogs closed their road season with a loss to Fort Smith, Arkansas. With the temperature at fifteen degrees above zero and snow swirling around fans and players alike the Dogs dropped a heartbreak' ing final game to arch-rival loplin in their traditional Thanksgiving Day clash 1 WI ARY SWAGERTY MARION M 'KEE EARL BUTRICK JIM BELL JIM REED 'Qf -Ja un? TIM BARKER CLIFF HOLDREN ADAM FISGHER JOHN ROGERS RAY DRENNAN MELVIN TAUII DQ L--4 C l E WILSON DON DAVIDSON IJIM HUNT BOB GHNORE 5 f o I, f' il f 4J'- A s ' ' 4 . :fl 9 . J Q9 ti W I ' 'Q 1 , s I I . - . ' 4' -y I In ,iv-Q f I I' Q .X , S its ' 'D I i M' I Q ,.xi y I -v ,f J 531' Q , .Ii C l-'i' ' mi 'Q , I J I I va DON CAM PBE LL joofgaff gncouragea gave! .giaorfamanj ila Sept l5 Bulldogs l2 lvlountaurm Crove 7 Sept 22 Bulldogs O lvlohett 35 Sept, 29 Bulldogs O Bartlesvllle Zn Oct 6 Bulldogs 7 Pittsburg Zl Oct, l3 Bulldogs l2 N Kansas Clty 6 Oct 20 Bulldogs Zl lettersoh Cnty lf? Oct. 27 Bulldogs l2 Fayetteville li Nov, lO Bulldogs l3 St. joseph Z5 Nov, l7 Bulldogs O Ft. Smith, Ark. Z5 Nov 23 Bulldogs O loplin 7 ANXIOUSLY OBSERVINC THE OTHER TEAM head for the goal at upper lett are IOC Crlsvvell, Nlarlun Nlcliec, CCach Thomas, and less WhL'ClCY Upper rlght Exerclslrwg rlurnrwg fhelr flarlv work out scsslfbo .Ire mcrrvbcrs ol the Bulldog team Lower lcft-- Enharnclng the looks of the new scoreboard are Valera Woocls, Dana Wcbp, aml Suzanne Short Lower rlght- Provmg a headache to the opposlhg team are the Bulldogs shown gomg after the hall MINUTES Q SECONDS r HUME QQVISITIJR nnwrl Em an Emu 'Q' 4 14,95 A 6! pllfldff 06111 9 blfillleiiif POTENTIAL CRIDIRON STARS thc, Sm n Hlgh Sch l B llp p oct l 1 th 1 p f tlfn Dag They arc O ht raw nw Hulgns Wcsny ml? us Llfc Bob Ancrravws l Schud Edgar Br Ck Howar md Leonard Dolrls Dm R nhmrt Rnnnnp YH s o McBrurl1 Brom Mclfhut ass Alzoay mrny Thompson Ury D1y nm Wcrklrwpj R w furh Crlxson St rn Mc lnncy rn rhn o ohn Cayfon Larry Plkp Steven Vdky umrny Wlckgrshum nhn Crnghfon Frank lslny Ronnm Walsworfh Duck Osbornp Bull Nelson Bob Baku Frulflnc Warn :rn Lusk Rod Kanghl Hulput Eumgurngr Frcddlg Wlllnams Bull Hawcr 5 fb 6 H F50 li Q 5176 1 1e.'e.-Aff? if 44 aa 413.120 31 AAJAA A 5,83-A-'UA hifi 7 'f' 3 D WITH THOUGHTS OF THEIR FUTURE as Bulldogs arc thc Bullporps plcturnd at thy boftorn of the page They lg lg t Row l Rach rd Clzrk Don Bgdwgll Bob Bushop xmas Cwlfcu Leroy Srnuth Ewcrutt Exans lcrry Mosby Bob Klnlock l.eLRoy Snodgrass Norman Cobol Dawd Belxcml jerry lcnnu Rlchard Flshcr Row Coach Shurorn Kunmth Craig, Sonny Trogx manager erry Ward Kgnncrh Kennon Cool Reynolds ohn OBrien on Buckrnastu Bob lstls W llzc Thornhull Vlnccnt Tyndall H fold Wrnght lohnny Hacks Ted Buff Bob Suffurna C Wnsfcrn Row 5 Wayvnon Counu Max Monigomuy john Stogsdnll Bobby Scroggxns ohn Sklnner Edmond Wgstgrn Ronald Cangwcs Tommy Fort lerry Hays Bobby Payne Pat Mancs Sammy Cramer Denny Henry Erln lvlartun Pagr Ou lI1n1JrrlTm'r fl l am ' 3 :or no o u s I urcn a L' o C v L 1 loft! rug il? l ll H 1' , ' l- S h, C K' 'll, l ' . 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' ,I A 5 L V X317 mcse mmsrzon .mcse mann L L eww smumss ADAM Fsscnfn A , L m Jam wssmx 'Q A BILL ammo 'f A LARRY Gnsousv some Monnocss M CLEO WELLS SPECMROUEKS JACK ISRAEL A L ,. Xa 4-ix Q BOB vnneigon W 5'm0 5 WARREN WATERS 300 KANEHL ZDJuffclog.5 ecorcl Cjufdfancling Jeaaon Regular Season Tournament of Champions ll ll l fu 17 V' ., 34 - N KM' Ulm! Bulldogs 36 Warsaw fly: yu. 'v MC 4 ,g it l' ' - W 'L fl 3 Bulldogs 27 Plmlllpslsafg llullfl' lr, 'll 'waplnfwuf d -lj lllnzlwsf L nl l ,lf 'fb l lf ' ' C WC A Northeastern Oklahoma Tournament l'lL1llnlfJfQs-li hgycllgvlllg' 33 N Bulldogs 47 Pryor lillllclugs SU lX4ar,lfs Creek 3-l H K 1 Bulldogs U2 Nluamu 3l liullllxgs fl LUN kcr Z! I Bulldogs 37 lopllrl -dll llullllua,-, fl loplm QQ' laulldous 61 Lclqanorm Qlf , -N Rc'oalTo naet Bulldogs -l-l Cllr1lOr1 Za gl n ur m n Bulldogs Q-l loplm 39 Bulldogs 59 El Dorado Sprlrwgs 3Q Bulldogs 43 Favcrtevllle all Bulldogs 33 Buffalo 3-l Bulldogs Q7 Lebanon 5l Bulldogs 37 Marshflod El THE .1411 P ll llmr lu? If .I ml! lrl u nl ' ver Nu S H 5 fggg-rs ,hymn lwpldjm Ex' vl. rw. uv, ,ly N1 ln' , lr mx 1 lm l I vll. s. fl, l H ,ws Ml- 1' 11 mm XN'ms.m l-- fm Omar .gamr st tm l .lv'r.w'sv'l l Comm os Cuvtl r lf Y ' locrl VM B r.isgvng,'wlrw1lvL l3 sa ls 'lQl1lvWlLTl'1L al' at the lumo nrflll l 'vw k,L'4'f, lilwljus, 'luml 4 r B walls mdqwly ll r Pu' My Extrrrvm' rlgrwt lm Spcq RIJGQCVS, NEW .1 rl' l v T s .am tum' lass all .lv llwr rn 1 .lc-Mar v 4 Nw vm ageffi Olllll op lil WIC? We ve got a good team couldn t be prouder lt would be umpossublc to count the number of tumes these famous words werc heard un the Senuor Hugh gym durung the l9JO 5l basketball season Thfs years Bulldog squad wuth ohn Grayson as theur mcntor funushcd a scason that the students of Senuor Hugh School can rccall wuth prude Besudes the regularly scheduled games the Bulldogs were cntcrcd un threc tourna ments They took second place un the Northeastern Oklahoma tournament un Muamu Okla homa losung to oplun un thc funals Then un thcur own tournamcnt hcld un Sprungfucld the Bulldogs got off to a flyung start as they easuly defeated Warsaw but all hopes of 1 champuonshup were duspelled as Phullupsburg Dcat them un the second round The thurcl tourney un whuch the Dogs were entercd was the reguonal to decude cntrants un thc statc meet Buffalo who later won the reguonal knocked them out of competutuon by wunnung a close one un the semufunal tult One of the hughlughts of the eason was the fact that thc Bulld gs were ablc to con quer both Lebanon and loplun arch ruvals twuce Among thc many games whuch wcrc clumaxed by breathtakung funushes was the one agaunst Maplewood of St Louus Although the Dogs wound up on the short end of the score they rallued for a hectuc funush after Maple wood attempted to control the ball the enture last quarter In compulung theur record of tufteen wuns and sux losses the Dogs massed a total of 925 pounts to theur opposutuons 726 Thus gave Senuor Hugh an average per game of 44 O5 pounts to 35 52 for theur adversarues eagerly for thc ball Upper rught Couch Crayson gecs through the form tuons wuth some of the mrs ty Lctr to rught Row one Rod Kanehl ack Young and Larr Cuboncy Row two Elyyn Starnes um Wester anl Bull Renfro Lower rught Suzung up the basket wuth thc accur cy that made them outstandung pountgettcrg gf the year ure left to r ght m Spcc Rogers Bob Arnold Bull Renfro and Ray Burdsorug err' Pug: Om Iluumlr4ulS1x Sf 9 . o s o . . F . . ' , I . , ' 1 7 TIPPINC OFF FOR A SUCCESSFUL SEASON, at upper left, us hug Rav Burclsong whulc liddue Morclock wauts ' . . ' . u a , J . K u u . , u ,g - r 4 , u lu ' , , . . fizbffl , u f I u K 1 .w '. 4 19 B 'T' I up .14 cl gjam glugf 3nacLfy X.. xf gi FEL UR El 5 PARTICIPATING IN A TOUGH SCHEDULE of games were thc Bulldogs B team prospects for next gear s mum They we row l oe Brashears BOb Roclofsz ess Ab Cy ummy I-'ledgCs Anscl Frvc and 3 u l Ravv lm Turner Carl Ray CLCll Reynolds Mqlvrn Presley Bob Allen and nm ohrwson Row Ccmch Bob Owens n Mcl3rlrlL Donald VanAchcn Tony Young Pat rrscher and Bull Scheld PROVIDING THE RESERVE necessary un basketball were the Senror Hugh School Bullpups Row l Harry Ruhl Arthur Neely loc McDon1lcl jerry Weaver Everett :vans Paul Mc uay Row 2 Coach Bal Thomas Max Klrby Dem Kung B ll Kelly Bruce Mclchert Larry Turnmrns Bull Drckev and Coach Cl rr Brewer Row 5 Bull Lrnebwgh Larry Thomas jerry Mosely Melvm Taunt Max tagleburgcr Ronnlc Walsworth Fredcle Ware and lack Martin Plxlf Inn I . 0 fl ' X l . A, 4 I ' 4 ' ' U 1 X K! ' V W xr I h Br ' : f:-A -' ' ' M A u 1 Q' 5 Q i' 5 X AV X i ' AN C XJ Y 2 S All Xl xy ' - f J y ' I A-1 A U2 J ' I -A ' HA 1 x - '. rl ' . ' . l 'N . l I . ' N. I5 R h ' f '+I It N X H ' r ' ' r . l I 37' 1 I . I I Q ,, I S . , W 5 i . '- 7 H. +C, 5 q f Exilim ' v Ax xiii ? ', -K -N. ' Q -M a I ' 5 4? A s- ' .MJT , Q 'K , Q v , ' ' , Q . - 'A :Q , ' rg Dm' I u 1 l ' 'J Sr-1 N1 MEMBERS OF THE 1951 TRACK TEAM are left to rught Row l Bob Brutton Larry Cuboney jum Pearson Bull Vuncent jack 'vlartun Bull Wood Frank Murphy Row Keuth Bacon Freddue Ware Elvyn Starnes Pat Fuscher lack Young Charles Cleland Adam Fuscher Row 3 lack Mautun Dale Altaffer Charles H llam Gene North Harry Maynard Rod Kanehl Bull Carr cncfaola .Have Oufdfan ang ear Track has grown from a munor sprung actuvuty to a mauor sport whuch accommodates more boys than any other athletuc actuvuty at Senuor Hugh School Thus can be attrubuted to the phulosophy and track know how of Coach A C Brewer who lukes to see as many boys as possuble partucupatung un athletuc events The success of Senuor Hugh s track team can also be attrubuted to Coach Brewer for the track team has umproved each year sunce he has come to Senuor ln Brewer s furst year as coach the S H S track team funushed nunth un the state meet ln the tollowung four years the teams placed seventh fufth thurd and second l last year s meet the Bulldogs were nosed out of the champuonshup by one half pount The l95l thunclads followed theur predecessors on the move to the top They came home wuth a state champuonshup from the state undoor meet at Columbua as they tued wuth Southwest Hugh ot Kansas Cuty They also brought home the furst place trophues from the Wulluam lewell Relays and the S M S relays where they doubled the score over the nearest opponent joplun One of the buggest vuctorues of the year came un the All Star meet un whuch the best hugh school runners of Mussouru unnted to form a team agaunst the Bulldogs and were beaten suxty eught to fufty Leadung the team thus year were three returnung All State award wunners Adam Fuscher Frank Murphy and Bull Carr These thunclads were backed by many other standouts un cludung hurdlers ack Young and james Pearson broad uumpers Frank Maynard and hus brother Harry pole vaulters Cuene North and Rod Kanehl dustance men Bull Vuncent and Hugh Burtner and shot putters Charles Cleland and Elvyn Starrues These boys plus a lot of last year s Pups have fulled the gap left by the few that graduated last year and have made one of the strongest track teams that Senuor Hugh has ever produced Pact Um Hum ntl I1 f . u . , l . A ZW- - . l ' , l . V . . . . J - l ' fglu Z? J0g6 C CAHITLIQJ sgidfe .9l'lJO0I' X gun f 'N- TIME AND DISTANCE are all umportant as the l9Su Bulldogs race to a state champuonshup Upper left Flyung hugh and wude are hurdlers ack Young and um Pearson Upper ru Rarun to go are Frank Murphy and Adam Fuschu two of the states ootstandung sprunters Center left Elvyn Starnes dusplays the form un throwung the duscus whuch won yaluable pounts for the S nuor Hugh thunclad Center Pole yaulters Cuene North Rod Kanehl and Bob Brutton are measurung the heughf of the bar and seem to be wonde ung how they re goung to get over ut Center rught Hugh uumper Larry Cuboney smules for the burdue as he goes up and over the bar Lower left Trauner D n Clouse one of the most valuable members of the team fuxes a sprauned a kle l r fueldman Charles Cleland Lower rught Leadung the way of the Bulldogs record breakung relay teams an sprunters lum Pearson and Freddue Ware Iugu Om Ilumlnuf Num uf 0' fl 5' , w X, u,. YQ 3 x ' 4 F I H ' 2 .cu 5 A., A .Q .Q feel! 'l -Ta 1-H ' ' , x , Y f' N ' A fu , . lf 6, ' as T X -.. s- ' ' L ' QCVC ' . ru--- C' l E . .I l ' l - SW-H ' H ' 2 I s. - , 1 Y ' SC a , e , n oh . 1 A N ' ' , J ,,, , , , A , Ong El6tCll'lC8 l'0U0 t!2 M Wen e RUNNERS TO YOUR MARK CET SET-GO and the l9'5l Cross Country Team us off on another year f grunts and groans Puctured above are left to rught Row l Bull Vuncent Ch rles Manley Keuth Bacon ohn Wulson Hugh Burtner joe Underwood and Bull Carr Row 2 Coach Claur Brewer George Culleland jum Bane Kenneth Sapp Ronald Frerkung and Larry Wugguns Thus year cross country started off an outstandung track season by capturung the thurd place trophy at the Mussouru State Cross Country Meet held at Forest Park un St Louus Despute the hundrance of mud and snow and a pulled muscle the Senuor Hugh dustance men plowed over the rough two mule course and came up un the runnung Leadung the race untul a pulled muscle forced hum to fall back was Bull Carr closely followed by Bull Vuncent Vuncent went on to funush eughth out of a fueld of over one hundred and twenty runners An unusual feat un utself us the fact that four of Sprungfuelds dustance men funushed un the furst fufteen places Thus year s cross country team coached by A C Brewer was composed of seven mem bers Bull Carr Bull Vuncent Charles Manley oe Bull Underwood Hugh Burtner Keuth Bacon and john Wulson Thus year marks the thurd un whuch cross country has been a sport at Senuor Hugh School Each year ut has uncreased un strength and popularuty Next year s team promuses to be even stronger wuth three returnung lettermen Hugh Burtner Keuth Bacon and joe Bull Underwood Ieadung the way Cross Country has become a provung ground for the muddle and dustance men on the track team, for Bull Carr and Bull Vuncent, cross country runners were also leadung pount get ters on the track team Speed and endurance are the prerequusutes of successful cross country men Although ut demands rugud traunung, the work always pays off for these boys un the form of well de served trophues Cross country us stull a very new sport to most students, but thus year s hard runnung team, proved that ut deserved recognutuon Page Om' llumlrvul Ten 9 4 9 0 . 1. ' tc T'F'i5fPf .juruwa K, lfjv.-E A V L v L r Mt re, jg at mt, S ,i ,N Q .Hawk r V W K Q . , I I . 5 u ' . . . ' ' 1 ' , I ' ' , , . u X. 'N Q X U .. . u, . J ,I V f 5 Q ' , l - .. , ' A 'W Us' .. ' -we . A N N f -I l , , . ' 0 . , 1 - . a , , I 1 u - iT D 1 1 ' - - ' . V . , . . . . .... . . . . . - I 5 A v . I , . . j . . 1 ' - y V , . ff Ayfiicaf gyclucafion Zmpgaaizeo ejvleahlz Boys onysucal education classes, under the dsrectuon of l-l O Hartley and assocrate john Grayson, gaxe the boyz a Complete varnety of eventful sports durnngg the past year Among the many tlwrngs learned tty tlwe boys Classes were :good health lwalnts. Sportsman' alma, and teamwork Tom Sawyers sportw were orlnelpally llmrted to gameg of marlales, flelwlngx and Syvum' mlngg,lJL1ttoday'5pr1yslCalactuyutteslnrgludefootball, yolleylfelly baslfetllall, softball. track, tennns, golf, and llaselaall Although the lqoy5 preferred worlflng out at the fleld, playlng Indoors when the weather was bad dld not doll the splrut of Competntuon and frnendly rlvalry exerewed among the players Many fumes dornng the winter the boys met In a Classroom and studued neaitn and hygiene Fnlms of specual sports events were often shown as a part of the program, BUILDING STRONG MINDS AND MUSCLES, tm li:-,Q Plry-tra' E iofatwvi DLoart nLr't leads a Strefuius Dr: llranw Llrrgrtr ltft Ct 'mg tlrrrrttglr ,wmv rallxtlrtrrrrk, ara, lv! tv, rglrt C.ltun Nfltlrray, Daea Lrgan and lrmrny f1I.ll'JY7F llgrgrtr y ,int Ql rv lar Lg tll r' g,r rt 'L' vltvrwt bt ,rtrl, fraitt' Ct rrtr' Strtlf. f ,Q a Lv SL lattvumf vx' rlm- tttw ire, eft tt, r gnt Haney Bt,::.1ry1 Ben '.'attl1g-we lerr, t-lun,Patl1orne.m.a'xiFr1nK.eKw1ref Liner lelt XM jlmmy Vxfrescne, Dun Walker. Donald Tnovman, and j Nl Long look en, Beyuly Frazee 'sleng the cat' on the parallel bars Levver rent lerry Reyeal grasps Tony Hall vwttt all the facral express was Cf J Drew Page Om' llzrrnlml 15101071 0I'l'l8 ll,l'l Ogif .SJl08CfClt0I'5 In the sprung a young mans fancy lsghtly turns to thoughts of Baseball Sensor s hard hsttsng nsne coached by ohr Craysor- played seven rugged games under the lsghts agasnst the other top teams ot the Frssco league Sensor s two returnsnq three year lettermen Bob Arnold and Bob Payne sparked thesr team mates through one of thesr most successful s asons One of the bsg thrsllers of the season was the close contest wsth Republsc l-lsgh School sn whsch the Bulldog baseballers came out on top Ssx to fsve Sensors msghty softball combsnatson proved that thesr versson of baseball was no less excstsng or rugged than that played unsforms and coached by Bsll Thomas the YOU RE CUT' yells catcher Bsll Lsndsay as shortstop Kenneth Nobles glsdgg .mo home plate softball nsne created conssderable snterest dursng thesr second game at Sensor They played fsve of thesr ten games on the road and wound up a successful season by defendsng thesr champsonshsp sn the S lvl S softball tournament DIAMOND DUSTERS for the ye r l9Sl are left to rsght Row l D n Sh rer loe C sw ll Harold Means B ll Renfro Robert Arnold lerry Day Mslford Brsdges Row 2 Denny Henry Eddse Morelock Spec Rodgers Warren Waters Dsck Dameron lam Ruyle Bob Roelofsz Coach Grayson Row 3 lsm Mclisnney Delano Scott Bobby Allen jsm Wester sm Bowers lack Israel Ray Bsrdsong erry l-lerrsng T Faqs Um Illlllslftll lutlsa l PL . s . . . Ll' ' 7 I . X S I H e . a X by the hardball squad. Outf-itted in new 5 , I '-' O C , I'I C , , l go!! ana! jennia aiu opufarifg LAST YEAR S GOLF LETTERMEN are left to rught Charles Manley Norman Hall Ted Montgomery and C-ene North Swnngnng theur way around the golf llnks the l93l golf team topped thenr season wlth a lO'2 to 4 1 conquest over thear arch rrval joplln One of the lnterestrng aspects of thus year s team was the excellent showrng of gurl golfer Shrrley Chestnut who nn the qualrfyrng rounds defeated many of the boys aspnrung to the team EARLY SPRING TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS are left to rrght llmmy Hedges Bob Baker jlm Stout and Rex laynes When sprrngtrme rolled around the members of Sensor Hugh School s tennus team dusted off therr tenms rackets and made ready for a bug season on the courts One bug event of the year was an unter cuty match agamst Greenwood Hugh School Pug: Om' Hundml Tlrzrfmn ' l l l l - - - . V K . -N., 6 ft 'G ,,,-N ' s 'ff te 'X 8 bg I R I J 'Q Y. .wwf is N Q. IQQJ Jeller Q OCCASIONS NEVER TO BE FORCOTTEN .M , and Huck's calefdar Lppu WN! Sm ng at the amrmd Humcicnwmg parade .nm Alwcr- HMP AUSNV1, .Jrmthc-r .ltnywianr LMP, rwwra rw rm r:gHT- fROy.JlYy fir WH Hgllzwpvn F feta, 'fx dudes Bob Srtw, Vlarmm CJVWQKIJY. Harr-, Env bearer Wannia Van Dv-.nfm wx scxmturz rw 'rf'-r X-raycd ws smwlmg S.1w7r.1 V1 :Jw Tuihwr .m and scmor m Hgh Sfhfml, wa ar ugh: Lf ww Show with but harmcr, an mclwimz rw me ff rm also scmcvwmerm'f-nt4:1rrx1sz1Nl. Luk 4.1 'rw Pugr Om llnmlrful l1lllI'ff'1'U ,fly X -Jr I Clgd . . . IVCJYV, VJ.: fuv' f I' wi r vvmrlfrwiRL'r1Lr,f!nr D.wwrn'T1,nV, We YW ,mga 'f Qtuciuits QMFUQ1 fm Sprmgf:d': 5 gtrfgvts ti vim rwnrw, A .1TTlV'ffS'Wf, Parr! Hurwfgr, HwmcCOr'nmg Ouuvrw, and Snfwl Ommr,-HV ff,rmcrMM!L- .wx lim, p.1ww.1m1 Shlrlm Thrunxpgww Um-L: W Hu 1,1 Lghtrsf muff mftr fflfrfwl m4-MY5 'f Hu' ndwol yan. wr, Iv, QJU,-H lfmxrwn Easfc,-L,, lmx CLQVgl'. ami Kant Cranwptrm Crown Lhwar AH Prwmgg 41 ffffrerff hurt .1 Int tr hmm' xvur Chuzt 'Jw XfVwF'vm Cr,c,riAfL', wiv, t'Uk Umm! X num rf :wmv sinphwnwrz Ccrwtu Dr C B Marvlrfv. wcarmg A fem gallru Pmt, STOala We YJEUVWT .Z,:umt,lu,5 Lgvyf-r rwqbt CHMM5 Vnrwlpy and jury Prku. I .AL4LlC1' -l ftIJfj'fV1JVV7'VV'Wy rn ani Thor .ifxpfay cl SYLAGCHT mlvrmf A A , . 'U 4- , . -'-rv JF'-. M CAY EPISODES nclp to round out .1 school war Upper lctt Pcrtraytng thc' partg of Cleopatra and lullus Caesar, Anlta H1-nry and Bull Mcwrrlscn take tho Ivad IU tho Sclvllarshrw Anxnalnlx. Chaos ln CaCsar'5 Court , jess Vxfhvvlcr, Marlnn McKay Patti Hunltfr, :nd Stmc Elmore locale on Uppcr rtght Scclng double?--Oh no. Thls ls jLl5T J part cat the twln populatron at Sensor Front row. lclt to rlght, Floyd and Lloyd McLean, Harold and Dl1naldEg1Q Second row-f lccn and lane Llchlytcr, Pat and Mtktf Menus. Charlotte and Charlene Salts. Thlrd row' Ronald and Roland I-lastlc, Donald and Ronald Adams, Bob and Barbara Aldrldgc, Larry and jerry Thomas Left ccntcrrv W.itch the BlfLllL'H, was hoard by cxcry student VH gchcol, lncludlng Bob Arnold as he has hte gzlrturn takun lay Mr Tom Rolvlnctt Center-V Scrgcant Blll longs dcscrllwb hrs. llfu ag a psltccrnan H1 the Voca- llUI1JlCll'ZlC to A grnup of lntorcstcd Svnmr Hugh Students Right ccntcr Peggy Muller pcrlornu an East lncllan Dance H1 one nl thc scholarshlp asscmbllus LOwCr Ictt- Buy a com of thc Star from rhcsc rough and tough stunt nlght ncwslzoys. Sandra Mllllon and Nancy Anderson arc seated Standlng are Clorla Brashcar, Pat Mosher, Dlzrothy Suu. Pat Pattcmon, Peggy Mlller, and Shlrlcv RlCl'1JVClSCU Lowor ccntcr -Helping the nccdy and ex- prcssnng rerl Thanksgrvlng spurut arc Roxanna Rucc, Charles Chrlstlanson, and Maxlnc Arnold. Lower right- Mary Ellvn Blalnv, Lynn Dlckcnson, Clunda Hamllton Sarah jackson, IoAnn Carrlson, Peggy Muller, Trula Celshei- UNIT. and lunc' Vxfulxftn Crnwrl .lrtulnnl .lrtlstx Daxul Vaxqtlu: and lan Rululnt as Mr RLIl7HWl plays Loch Lomond lm llw Iasstcs Puvqt' Om' Illullfrvll Fiflvvn 4' iw! Jeffef ayd . . . THE VARIED PROGRAM Offered lay Sunlmr lflrgh Schrfl hulgrs to etrmttlntfl rntcrgst lll extra currlctnlar afttyrtltm Upper left--Mr, Paul O'Nelll, Spnngflulrl Publrc Schiiol prlntcr, ns shawn arlpustlng a prczs for thc pruntrng uf their Student-Teacher Dnrcctcry. Upocr rnght -Exchanglng actlylty tlckcts thrcc tumcs tlurrng tho year rs tha 1ol1r,lMr Lows Bruton Vsfaltrng tc, rccclyc tht-urs arc Norma Ffstrtr, Suu Nfltarrull, Ecldlc Murphy, lorry Fawcett, Rrcharfl England, anrl Franklln Arrnstmng Lcgwvr loft Kvy Clulu nwmlmvrs llcmrtllng thu lms twr th-' N1lSSf2UYl'AYVOVlStlS Kry Club Cfnnycntlrm hold IH Fort Srnlth, Arkansas, we lcft to rught, Larry prku, Clrtftzrtl lVlCCI,rmlClc, Charles Chalcndcr, Hal l-lutf, Charlus Manwy, Bob payrtv, Norman Hall, DucllCy Martln, lack Olson, anti Clcnh liroclf Lrnwrfr rrght- Sottlng up thmr rcrarn qs rtlsplay for tht- Thrrtl Annual Holplry Shrzvy hvlrl at Scrnlrrr Hlgh Schuul are Eleanor VNfArrl .mtl Frlythu Innes Page' Om' lllmtlrml Slxluurl ACTIVITIES ,1.1. U1 1111 U f. H x 5-.xx . . . MJ olleffel' Clyzi RANCING 0111 c?11N1t 'J' g1Y.1x t wl'1LCf'11., xW E , x 1-1g 111 1111 1f.lx U 11' .111 11 111 .11'i N 1111.1 F -TU .lu wT.J :11'L1 Sv..1TQ.. 1 L,:L'lHLV '1gV'! D111M'x 'X7.'1'f. 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A1111 CHJVICS Rvfwrix l-fwfr r gh! f' L' H .wc QV 'X1.1g C Jsscrw1l'Fx VTLSCVYLKC Fx 3 Uciw l'.1g1'CJ111' ll111l.f1..fN11. 1!.1w SL CLIMAXING THE YEAR'S MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS was the prescrrtaticun ef the Cilbert and Sullivan nperz-tta, l2ucldigore' Uivinvr left lim Yarbrough, portraying a family ancestor, sings as Lenny Sorovwls. Charles NlJ lVV- Hart AVWSTVOUE. lack Stoll, and Paul Earls smniz in the lnckgrfnlincl Upper right Bridesmaids ClendJ Hamilton and Becky Hitchcock pause as Max Skrtlmr'-re and Mary Ellen Newport sing nn, of their solo: Lower left A lull in rehz-.lrsal finds diverse exrprussinric Ury thy fmt-5 rif 1.131 me-mhurs Lower right Max Skidmore, as Sir Desbard and Mary Ellen Newport, as Mad Margaret, sing of their new-found happiness as Richrirrl England, Clentla l'lamilton, Beclcx Hitchcock, and Harry Shanks lofk on loerellfu puclcligore nge ucceew The operetta. an annual event at Senior High School, was presented March I5 and lo. This year, the members of lunioreSenior Choir presented Ruddigore , a comic opera mean ing the witch's curse, by Gilbert and Sullivan, Miss Dorothy Rathbone, choral instructor, Miss Helen johnson, dramatics instructor, and Mr Chester Moffatt, orchestra conductor, directed the production Also of great as sistance were Mrs Eleanor Beck and Mr, Fred Drumwright Mrs. Beck had charge of the costumes and Mr, Drumwright served in the capacity of stage director, Miss lohnson had as her assistant, Mr, George Buckler In the operetta, Rose Maybud is loved by Robin Oakapple who is really Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd. His true identity is disclosed by his brother, Despard. The chorus was made up of professional bridesmaids, bucks and blades, villagers, and fishermen. Many long hours of after school and evening rehearsals went into this operetta, but every member of the cast received a great deal of satisfaction from a job well done PLIQ1' Om' llzzilifrril I:1qfvli'r'r1 MORE SCENES FROM THE MEMORABLE PRODUCTION ,arm -' rva .rr .L Lyn' lu: H nu fr' rn rhe mag .1 1 lx Q lf l Lrg Lira' - en .frir-1 , .'1rw'r gQ r lungl 'rm ix Lrngur r .ghl S Hg r Q 'ang of My ,gwngc nggr fhg 'rar .arf Marr, Sl-mflf , , lf all n 'Mm Lnr rr Da' .1 S1 vacu lx fha ina and L war felt Nla: Krl.1r.,Q.1rlT 'Ylarr E' cn K xg rr X ' ax 'wg' 'W' uzcol rn can LN? fuarw Pr r r 2 M10 num 5 vga Dan.: 'prnrwrvr To Sfnwc Elrnzrw Rrght Lvrwlbr Falhlal surxgnr Qlct fxxlfanw rwirrraxuf lw Harry Shankg helps hw 'rxmlr f SMA Eln' 'L ' Y .acr'rwa.1n. L uw lvl Max Sk Ao' VL ae Sr Dewar ' 'LLP' 'lie h 1 Iarirhcr 3' VOL ' l, L 'ff ul 1.AL'xll 'Wk f ' V l Vx 5 CT nec J rlklk l ! , Q i . l. l C ll .5 lll .fU ll rl lf 1405 ll! IQHLUJ Prlnclpalsrnfhe RL1ddIgore Ca5lwere Rose Mayhod Dana Spencer Robrn Oakapple +Srr lluthven Murgarrovdl Steve Elmore Richard True-heart Richard England Mad Margaret Mary Ellen Newport Slr Despard Max Skrdmore Old Adam l-larry Shanks Sur Roderuck Morgatroyd lsm Yarbrough Dame Hannah ludy Rosenbalm Zorah. a profesauonal brrdesrnavd Glenda Hamrlton Roth, a professronal bndesmard Becky l-lrtchcock The chorus was made up of members from The lunror Sensor Chozr lllgr' Um Hnv1.lr'r'.f X'1f1r'lwrl ?l'll0I'4 j :SCll'QLUQ! 3 I' ell tus r gf COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS selected from the S nt: Class a Vt TOFTTDSIHI IIT! TLVIY U17 I 'SLI Lf C-JKQVLJ L Ve Y As the funal weeks of the school year approached the members of the l9 l graduating class expertenced mtngled emotnons of anttcvpatton and regret Behtnd them lay thetr hugh school days wtth memorues of nnterestnng classes helpful teachers and good tumes On the hortzon loomed the establtshment of homes careers and colleges After twelve years of educatuon the sensors felt they had acquured a better understandung of world problems and that through thus better understandnne, they could face the future more securely As a challenge to thetr thoughts Reverend Harold B Whetehead Rector of St john s Epuscopal Church used the topuc To What End? for has address at Baccalaureate servuces Followung Class Day ceremontes and the festnve Sensor Prom was Commencement Exercuses Spealer rs for the occasuon followed the theme Weapons for Pe ce Ceorge osltn spoke on Now What? leannlne Thompson The Sword of Educatuon Robert Ayre The Shneld of Sctence and Katherune Campbell The Full Armor of Reltgton As the stratns of the famtltar graduatton processuonal began to sound the full Impact of the moment struck everyone l-ltgh School days were at an end the group would soon be parted Pav Om llnmlrttf llltllft ewwefnl s SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SONG e mr I r 1 F Ill uml nveaxer 5 true lqX I A 5 Qztr tt Ig lent: .. 'N tv I+' Let I I vvttzwl tvt Sgtrtrtgful-1 lltglt I ' fm surgtassnttg wzutltlt tlvmtttlfeft ' btqlttl xxttlt lvttrttlylttgm I, t-1 !' I I Z 'f J Y' llglt Sclwftl fe .xt tent I. pa -'ug I Clttltrtg svytltlx lw I ' 5-I let us Dlwlgc tn vxffrct . l 'inert I 'I ' ' QL r lou' for Sp tv gftelnl lgh QI, T A , Sp fr'-' wld Htgh Seltctrwl twvv .tml mtv .I Du-LI gmxtjn fart :much lteutvt T - Sh, be to . L 1 mt' Vxfh -v I rot tte' hall part ' ' ' U tr I rv. leaf' tm' Tl' . l Katt av CJ gltel xtrf tv jg Iesltn ant Rt-t-ert Ayr, J I Itaw img - I II I I I I S I I I I I E 1 1 7 I I t I I I W I I I I M I . i I I I I 5 1 I I I I I I 1 ' I ,I , . . F ' . -' ' 'l I I I I ' 1 I -- I Ia I I , S' I - E 'Y' ,. D - n emoriam MISS MARCUERITE BINCI-IAM Born May IZ, 1906 Ozark, Missouri Died March 7, 1951 Springfield, Missouri M I SS CAROL TIN DALL Born january 27 1934 Springfield Missouri Died September ZO 1950 Springfield Missouri The ages oll MR, ALBERT CARDOT Born April IZ, 1903 Independence, Kansas Died june 29, 1950 Springfield, Missouri M I SS MARCUER ITE VARLEY Born December I4 1905 Springfield Missouri Died February 23 1951 Springfield Missouri rad ad ththemdawm so IntoTme te a An tobeglado sadlcae omoe th deadtohaebee be cease to do a d Lytto WG? ff? we Page One Hundred Tu 1-1115 one . . V v V 1 r Fo w r 5 and forw r wi r y ul i 'S lnfini S6 . d r r n r Q But o ave on n v n fore I n be! - n . C , 1. 1 Mfg L, ev, . ' 'E 'M' i , awslgxf 'Wx'-A ' +':. , I , V Yr A5451 I-5 ,-.Ely 1.. . 4 ,V V: .sg ' , X .iw .41 f :sa-. ., if 4. I ., , Q X. ' r sf 151.1 V , . 7 i 4 at .1 , ,. ' 1 . -is 3, T , , V, . .tex gif. '- F ' U Q o I ' x 1 ,, , . . y fl Cl? X Protection Boys .. . A S6 S Club H4 Resume 80-Sl Tumblers BL Senate 77 Y-Teens Sf Extra Curricular P T A Executives li Hi-Y S3 Special Activities Key Club ' 55 Calendar ot Events l l-l-l l7 Kiltics . , A 92 Commencement Speakers IZC Music Club .Q S3 Operetta l liifl l9 Photography Club . 83 Senior Executives 8-1 Quill C1 Scroll 84 Table of Contents 9 Red Cross . . 83 Title Page 2-3 ...1,- i,4ficaw4J,,,,.,,,,, . The staff of .t-he l95l Resume wishes to express fappreciation to these persons and organizations who gave 'advice, assistance, and encouragement to them. Mrs Virginia Woodring, advlserg O'Neill and the Senior High Printshop ment, The High Times staffg faculty Elkins-Svvyers Printing Company Companyg Heers Photography Studio Miss Evalyn johnson, literary adviserg Mr. Paul Miss EllaiCrubaugh1 the Senior High Art Depart- members, and office personnel, Mid-Continent Engraving Companyg Becktold Cover Hannibal Missouri Chamber ot Commercei Mr. Wilbur Tiller, Miss Betty Love, Springfield Newspapers lnc.g the merchants who purchased Resume advertising. 1 of 7' .f?S fx V--.-S 1 ? ' ig- ,,,.-v-'13 --1' ,,,--' '- gil- :- 1 ' cf - -,-..--Y i .1....4--3 --rs-'F l-is- ' i , - X i f 3 ' - g .B Q1-lf 5 --E l K U A7 I i N' f M--iii X C .22 ' l-r- ls-' ' -as-'Z uv? X 65 'fb jg rf ezwf , , - is C,,. 3 ify A 2 V .--.,N,x .f ff - ' 'wi hum' Nb