Strafford High School - Torch Yearbook (Strafford, MO)

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12 ,al f . at ,U an-I . ,Q , . Bass Horn Player Gary Andrews works on his band music prepar- ing for the festival. FIRST ROW: Jeannie Lawson, Gary Andrews, Julia Kirkup, Patsy Beesley, Nancy Campbell, Karen Woodard, Elaine Schnick, SECOND ROW: Virginia Brashears, David Clonts, Alice Russell, Bonnie Austin, Leslie Potter, Paulette Rookstool, Sharon Rourke, Carol Davolt, Michael Helvey, Patricia Lawson, Carol Stewart, Nancy Beesley. THIRD ROW: Patsy Gibson, Madelyn Schnick, Janet Handley, Ellen Winter, Patsy Bumgarner, Barbara McCubbin, Tony Miner, Barbara Camp- bell, Donna Davis, Margaret Ridlen, Danny Price, FOURTH ROW: Zenith Jones, Janice Malicoat, Jean Coble, John Jackson, Joe Payne, Mildred Hoyer. Year sparked by concert FIRST ROW: Julia Kirkup, Madelyn Schnick, Patsy Gibson, Paulette Rookstool, Leslie Potter, Sharon Rourke, Car- ol Davolt, SECOND ROW: Barbara Campbell, Tony Miner, Barbara McCubbin, Rosalie Ridlen, Bob Clarkson, Viv- ian Burney, Gary Andrews, Ellen Winter, Patsy Bumgarner, john Jackson, Janet Handley, Margaret Ridlen, Mildred Hoyer, Patsy Beesley. THIRD ROW: Danny Murphy, Sharon Hensley, Bill Phipps, Anna Comstock, Joe Payne, Ra- mona Andrews, Richard McGehee. FOURTH ROW: Zenith Jones, Janice Malicoat, Jean Coble, Jeannie Lawson,

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Jean Lilc, Linda ner, Charlesetta Janice Boyd, Caroline Cours- Lewis Payne, Elaine Schnick, er, Mary Ann Yarbrough, Da- Elkins, Wayne A fragrant smell of cedar and joyous faces cast a spell as the girls' glee club, composed of sixty-four girls, blended their voices in the Christmas program, After the Christmas program the girls' cho- ,ff rus began rehearsing for the music festival at Ozark, The girls made a II rating at Ozark, The thirty-five boys in boys' glee club sa. , 4' ,F l spent most of their time in practicing the mixed chorus songs, The mixed chorus, consisting of Hold that note! Rosemary Switzer and Brenda Jones rehearse a song for girls' seventy-five members, made a II - at the sub- district music festival at Ozark. glee club, FIRST ROW: Marilyn Comstock, Linda Forrester, Beatrice Stever, Jean Coble, Barbara McCubbin, Patsy Beesley, Jean Lile, Linda Maggard, Dana Forrester, Brenda Jones, Patsy Gibson, Janice Mal- icoat, Janet Handley, Carolyn Reed, Tony Miner, Charlesetta Wil- lis, Mary Smith. SECOND ROW: Berneice Brown, Grace Hoyer, Margaret Compton, Alice Smith, Janice Boyd, Joyce Rogers, Sha- ron'Trogdon, Paula Allen, Eileen Hammond, Barbara Campbell, Julia Kirkup, Leslie Potter, Caroline Coursey, Alice Russell, Rob- erta Morton, Donna Coursey, Nancy Bodenhamer, Zenith Jones. THIRD ROW: Patsy Bumgarner, Edith Belknap, Peggy Crist, Ruby l-Ienslee, Elaine Schnick, Donna Rowden, Martha Bishop, Luella Toothman, Paulette Rookstool, Virginia Brashears, Mary Ann Wolf, Estell Andrews.

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ad- xx - v Grading papers is one of the many jobs that con- front a teacher, Mr, Linn checks seventh grade math papers. Besides his work as grade school principal, seventh and eighth grade niath and physical education teacher and driver education teacher in high school, Mr, Linn is a Friend in need to all students of Strafford, llis niany jobs keep Mr, Linn busy all day, but he is never too busy to help students with any problem that may arise. Although his spare moments are few and far between, they are occupied with his hobbies of woodworking and of participating actively in sports, Mr, Linn, his wife Joanne, and their daughter Melinda presently reside in Marshfield, Principal . . teacher friend xy J