St Jo High School - Panther Trails Yearbook (St Jo, TX)

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bf? Ed'1?E?ASv5'AS'f'.X?Ai?Ai1' V Sxlnt Jo hxgh It was such a great acoompllshment that the Senlors followed our example vhen they had the1r play At Jack Howell's 1HSlSt noe Nb vent to Loy Lake on May llth, our long awalted Junlor bOHlOT Day lhere we nad a ohloken d1nner, prepar d by our 'mom Nhat wonderful cooks' we went roller katlng lH Colllnsvllle, swlmmlng at Sorrel's lake, and at Gd1H9SV1ll6 Park Je had a melner roast One week later, lay l8th, our cla s TlHgS flnally came Phe fOllOW1Dg GVuHlHg we had our formal JUHIOT Senlor B nquet The Junlors w re ea 1ly d1StlHgU1Sh6Q from tha benlors by the unusual up11ft of thelr rlght hands Martha morgan was our tO3Stm1SLFC s The Senlors read the class hlstory, ola s wlll, and gafe a nlce pro gram The eat were super a usual by now you must thlnk Ne're a class of gourmets we are' Laura Burns was our class presldent that year Qcnool st rted afaln and th1rty proud Senlrrs marched, well not really marched but they came up stalrs to start elf arother year ve chose MISS ncClellan, who hadn't warrled and hasn't yet we all wondered lf lt was our fault, as ponsor Ne stxrted our soclvl sea on 11th a skatlng party By now you problbly thlnk re engoy skatlng we don't But we do love the ialls he stazs are so pretty Thelr duratlon 15 short llved but the deep purple bTU1Seb Jlll last long after I6 mave bld th1s school good bye and, by the battles of Vorley's R1nk' nAll hall all hall, the K1Hg and Queen' those lovely words were flnally spoken to two of our olls mates Laura Burns wa chosen bootball Queen of l945 46 and Bllly Joe Dennls our ohoser Klng lhlq was a h rd fought race who says th1rd t1me oh rm? Ne had to try four '1mbS but wlth the candldate we had how could we los ? Nofevtr, we 1 member wlth sad hearts the traglo death of una Faye C nnon whlch occurred June 4, l944 A our future draws nearer we are all 100k1Ug forward to a ne ard ha oy llfe flll d 11th prosperlty Although our ola s hall be cattered 1D the years to come, our hlgh sehonl d y vlll remaln as ha py nfnorles and v1ll leave a dee: lhgfllt on our h art MKS '?wn Ill' . A . - - - s , .- -' v y -1 V. A . . ' l L P. , Q o ' I n. f J A ' ST 3 . 1. F , . E 'Y ' ' U. 1 .2 3 Y ' A v 'I , . '- K . 0 I' 1 1 Q - - 8 1 A Su. - . X . 1- I S . . . . . I . . Q ,E U. . w, V. ! 1 . . K g ' L' S N, ,K , . I . t A . - lj Us - fi J 5' f 1 - hi .X - - . I . 7 , K- - is f . . S . v J . -' ' o S 3 ' S V , X. iw, . Q ' --. V. A 'XP 5 - ' X, ,ZQW 3 ff Qs 1 . .. . V L '- L V fi 'fi 1 . Ji ' ig . e -- , ' v Q S . . ' 5 . :'1 2 s. v' . ' . Q ' . Q v . --' . E J ' E - 4 '- fo ' . T . . A, - . A A 1 A . A, v. wa 5 . -. 1 ' ' 'V ,A ' 1 - r . mf f our soars ye shall know us, years hence.n Our Naterloo-- 0 I ' 3 Y Y ' 1 ' i D . me V. . N A .n-W , , - M .5 A e 1 s. 1 . ' ' ' s Q ' ,z 1 '-w W - - 4' U ' - l g yv 9 H '. 5 a ' -- .' ' a - rl . . . 1 'QQ ' . ' Q l '-' if f . r .C I V 'f 'e.J ' A lu 5 f ' ' a -- ----- ' 3 43 . 9 S t ' U U ' A If I kg . . . . 42? w .1 P, X U , , K .9 t ,S S ,S - k , 'Q , f xwvjlys T, ' X 1 l ' if A 3 1 1 K ' J I ' 1 3' So K- l H' -S M s P X gi V' - your Q 'vw' - I .N I ,J 4 D 5 rx. ' I A ' ff 1 h tn Q, Q .rx S., P' - . sw u 0 N' N - sf Q fm 'fl Yrs? J xx - I. Q 0 A ., 1 4,1 a Q 1- . V- A ., ' x q ff V' v .4 in : 35 4-L2 : cpl: o :Lf J I

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.T va- ,. , 0 m em..ff,? f. - V .-...,..... ..5... ,... L.. ....... A , Z? SS PI'C2plh.4C Imaglne my SUPpP1S6 when after many years abroad I found a Salnt Jo Trlbune dated June l, 1986 1D the lobby of the Waldorf AStOTla Naturally, I looked for news of old frlends and former studcrts Among the flrst names whlch I recognlzed was Laura Burns who had been made qulte famous Wltb the tltle 'Trars1t Annual Edltor, aldlng all hlgh schools who could do no better I saw Doyle Castle's name and qulckly read about h1s pOSltlOn as one of Hollywood s most p omlnent playboys H15 career started wlth the SCH1OT play Mentlorlng the Senior play remlnds me of Oleta M e I found that she 1S stlll lmltatlng Scoots' to her grandchlldren Over 1n the sports S6Ct1On I was happy to read about Fre1da Jo who w s coa hlng voll y ball nd her team had won the reglonal meet, Also was mbHt1ODCd Arthur Reeves, manager of the mcG1ll1cuddy N1ne,who was home on a v1s1t, nd g1V1Hg polnters to the local team Nould you bel1eve 1t' B1lly Joe Dennls was countlng hls money nd wearlng hls dlamonds earned 1n competltlon w1th Kalse Head1ng the SOC1Gty column was none other than dalnty Billle Joyce Gresham who had marrl d a rlch man's son and was the queen of every gatherlng Another classmate was mentloned as the flrst June brlde of the year, Alna Ruth flnally landed th t marlne' Betty Ham11tOH had become a rodeo performer and was g1V1ng plenty of competltlon 1n that fleld, pnrtlcularly at Bobblels dude rlnch advertlsed as the best ln the country ' Are th re better lH th Clty? An artl l e p osp rous career vom n m ntloned Juvlne and werent Lot l lflbd as one of the most successful employees of lb ropolltan Opera, hmvlng flnally P1 en to the posltlon of chl f usherett Helper of m nklnd lnclud d Sllnt Jo's phllanthroplst, Janes McGrath who had ndowed I llbrary, hospltal, and hot l and N om 5 well, buperlntendent of schools of Cook County, havlng made m ny r forms wlth th ble uSSlSt3HC of N al Thompson who had Just compl ted a successful year as head of the Mathel t1cs Department ln uuenst r dlgh School In tle Jho's rho sectlon w s P8d1O star, Raymond Hllde brand, now stxrrlng ln 'Cxll for Ph1l1p MOTPIS I recalled h r1ng nI'll be a sad sack U Marth Jayne had found the work of comedlenne very 1UCPut1Vb, and the leader of women's profosslonal polltlclans was Bllllc Jean, st1Jl BSPlT1Hg to b come a fourth tenn govexnor of the st.t .ev -cf A 'Vg Q A ,' 4 . 4 ' I 1 ' -e n . X Q I 11 ' ' H! T1 . . . i ' c X . V . . 1 M ll , t . Y . . Q . . . 1 . N it - 1 . . . I. 1 W . - - , , i . . I 3 - r :d . . U , . i A . , . . x Q L Q 'V N A I V E1 g ' . . Q. - - - it 1 - , I n XXX ip H - U tl H ' a c ' e --a Y -.--. 1 , 5 . , T 'L H -J ' J r A 2- 3 be-Q at .. . I .1 .. sy , g -I n fy 1 U y , 4 I EN A Q r , 5 X5 6 R 3 . A . a . . I . . 5 Q - . . I . . n Q . N Q A .i 'J 1 e 'e C ' -' ' - Q 4.x 2 A fs ' . f , ' yl -- l ,A fl Y at , ' . , In I ' X X .e 4 'Ji I W ' - L . x H, U , , A G X J 'c e 'n F e -A 1 e e ' ' K u gg who was clevarly managnng a 1,000 acre farm won 1U a rafflog Pi 5 ' I L .', c ass' In ' J ' ' ,j tt - f a 4 1 a L 'll b ' 3 vl L 4- L. ' S Qs r E ' ' ' C w ix O' N S n - C fi . , 4 s 4 I P A P ' ' o L ' o 3 XIF l a 'e' 1 ' A ' ' ' o ,1 f ' ' .a Q . 'c e a 1 f ' e e :M ' O 1 1 1 4 tl . ,Q , . . H , -. i ' 7 ' I ' Y ' U 0 :L h 1 Ju V. 1 ' at ' V ' un xg! :xl V L . . ' i . . 5 - ll-- G R 1 pf -I ,if wit ' ' ' ' , 54- 'k K QNX :V LL 3 ' Q J 1- ' A Q 1 1 , a ' X K , r' Q a N 1- 1 . T'Up 'ex - 1 X. N x-x 4 I, Q TL is 'IL sb -ak in -A I I ' 04 if If 1 I I I' ' 'Phil