Sturgeon RV School - Echoes Yearbook (Sturgeon, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

V i i : ; i . . . i l i i i i Sturgeon High School Sturgeon, Missouri edit a.tioTL To the people we meet on the streets who bid us a friendly hello , to the businessmen who so patiently give us their time and services, to the folks at church who welcome us into their midst, to the teachers who treat us with such understanding, to our neighbors and friends who take an active interest in our progress, to our parents who love us and care for us--to the community as a whole, we dedicate this annual. Superintendent B, Weeks Maupin B.S. in Education Graduate work Univ. of Mo. Principal Mrs. Leona Harper A. E. S.W. Bap. Coll. B. S, in Ed. Cen. Mo. St. Coll. Graduate work Univ. of Mo. Miss Ebba R. Anderson A.B. Wm. Penn Coll, Univ. of Mo, I.irs. Louie-Jane Fitzgerald Univ. of 111. 111. Wes. Sch. Mus. 111. St. Norm. Miss Hazel Caldwell A.E. Culver-Stockton N.L. Mo, St. Coll. Univ. of Mo. t A. « Mr. C. D. Howell Room IV Mrs. Grace Angell Room III Mrs. Doris TruesdellMrs. ’Winna Hultz Room II Room I 2 ■ Editor--------------------------Betty Carr Assistant Editor--------------------Sidney Seymour Business Manager----------------------Mary Roberts Circulation Manager-------------Rat Schult Sports Editor-----Jane Bartee-Earl Yonkers Snapshots--------Bobby Willis-Eldred Bowne Joke Editor-----Betty Mathis-Bonita W bert Staff Adviser--------Miss Ebba R. Anderson History-------Lucile Hamilton-Albert Jesse Prophecy----------------------Dwight Heath Class Will---Doris Hartshom-Cora Robinson trtt 3 r r r Sidney Seymour Vice Pres, of Student Council Basketball 2 S. Club Mary Roberts Basketball 4 S. Club T 1 r J 1 1 1 i .1 .1 T Jane Bartee Basketball 4 S. Club Student Council Earl Yonkers Senior Pres. Basketball 3 S. Club Seniors Bobby Willis Motion Picture Operator Betty Carr Sec.-Treas. of Dwight Heath Basketball 4 S. Club Student Council Betty Mathis Basketball 2 S. Club r « ■ ( Stud. Council Basketball 2 S. Club I Vice Pres, of fv1 Doris Hartshorn Senior Class Albert Jesse Cj Basketball 2 Basketball 2 n-s ‘1 S. Club Eldred Bowne Band S. Club 11 Cora Robinson Basketball 3 Sec.-Treas. of Senior Class Bonnie Wybert 1 V 1 ' Pat Schult Editor of Bulldog's Bark fl Lucille Pres, of il Stud. Council Hamilt on Senior Queen Betty Hill 4 C i JJ - J li. tor 1 Twelve years ago the Senior Class of ’A9 or most of it, walked through various doors of different school buildings’ for the first time to settle down to begin studies. Our high school career began with 20 enrolled in our class. The first of the year was very miserable for us because we had to bow to upper classmen and wear our clothes wrong side out. Several parties occurred during our first year. Our Sophomore year was wonderful. Enrolled in our class were 20, but as the days went by this number was reduced to 17. Our first entertainment of the year was a party given in honor of the Freshmen class. The party was held on George Kent’s farm. On our way to the farm we had a flat tire, Jimmy Bugg backed into a ditch, and Mr. Wilson got lost. Finally we arrived safely. We attended several parties during the year and also a St. Patrick's Day Dinner. The highlights of our Junior year were the play, How Co ild You, Mom? and our Junior-Senior banquet. We’ were also proud that our candidate for queen, Betty Jo. Carr, took second place at Homecoming. At last we are just about to take up a new career. Our high school days are almost over. We Seniors are now ready to step out for our selves to make our own way. Some will go on to college others will do various things. Those going all four years to Sturgeon High School are Jane Bartee, Betty Carr, Cora Lou Robinson, Eldred Bowne, Dwight Heath, Sidney Seymour, Albert Jesse, Mary Blanche Roberts and Bobby Willis. One student enrolled close to the end of our freshmen year. She was Doris Hartshorn of Mexico. In our Junior year another came to finish her last two years in Sturgeon, She was Pat Schult of St. Louis. Three new students enrolled in our Senior year. They were Bonita Wybert of Des Moines, Iowa, Lucille Hamilton of Clark, and Betty Hill of Macon. Now v e are looking forward to the banquet and Baccalaureate but most of all to Commencement night when we receive our diplomas. s 1 I I I I I I I I t 1 ' r r « r CU Wilt We, the fifteen students of the Senior Class of Sturgeon, with two witnesses, Kilmy and Shmoo make our last wili and testament of 1918-49, Karl Yonkers wills his ability to play basketball to Shiney Hombs. Betty Jo Carr bequeaths her ability to be an E stu- dent to Jerry Hunter. Cora Lou Robinson wills her readiness to rebouna the ball in basketball to Elizabeth Cottingham. Doris Hartshorn gives her 155 pounds to Arthur Srene. To Donna Gay Smith, Jane Bartee wills her ability to play basketball. Mary Roberts gives her front seat in the east room to Jim Bartee. Sidney Seymour wills to Mert Mathis his readiness to graduate from Sturgeon High. Dwight Heath makes a bequest of his No. 17 basketball suit to Dean Sapp. Albert Jesse wills his office hours to Cora Ellen Sims. Eldred Bowne gives all his books to his sophomore girl- friend, Wyonetta Long.- Bobby Willis desires to give La Vem Neal his artistic talents. Bonnie Wybert bequeaths her ability to go with all bovs to Mildred Clayton. Lucille Hamilton leaves her quiet ways to Donald Gene Jennings. Pat Schult wills her readiness to blush to Barbara Maupin. Betty Jane Mathis gives to Hazel Roberts her ability to catch a man. Betty Hill bequeaths her extreme height to Barbara nUlGot. We, as a whole, give all our books, basketball suits, short pencils, and old notebooks to our lower classmates.’ 6 «y As we travel around the find some highly important and ed out of Sturgeon High School 1949. world in the year of 1959, we interesting people who march- as seniors in the year of In Hawaii we see Eldred Bowne, now a general in the U.S. Army. He says the grass skirts these Hawaiian girls wear are so interesting. Back in the United States we find Betty Mathis, living in Columbia, Missouri, married to a prospective millionaire. We find Sidney Seymour, exploring mountains with his energetic wife. Albert Jesse, on his 700-acre ranch in Texas is married and taking life easy. working hard in Hollywood, where he is lipstick-tester before every movie production is Dwight Heath. Aarl Yonkers, now King of England, has introduced a new rocket by which he visits Sturgeon often. As we visit the White House, we find Betty Carr seated in the President's lap. She's his private secretary. Lucille Hamilton is head nurse of Jenk’s Hospital in New York City. Bob Willis, who has been in the U.S. Army nine years, has finally received a promotion to private first class. Congratulations] We find Cora Lou Robinson, now an Olympic all-star, run- ning the mile in London. Doris Hartshorn is in Madison Square Garden wrestling for the world championship belt. Pat Schult is a reporter for Tele-Tone News. She has been married for nine years. We see Mary Roberts, one of the worlds most famous pilots, touring the world in her helicopter. A personal representative of U.S., Jane Bartee, is now touring Africa. In St. Louis we meet Betty Hill, a roving reporter for the Globe-Democrat. We see Bonita Wybert, still in Sturgeon as broadcaster on the newly organized radio station W.H.A.M. 7 f r 6 CfJJ Cellar I r NAME HAS PROVED LIKISS TO BE HOBBY AMBITION Jetty Bo Carr Sharp Soldiers Living Secretary J! wayside Heath Moron Teachers Night Life Accountant f Bess Roberts Gabby Trucks Driving Mamma J i''lirty Willis Corny Women Drawing Artist V Jess Jesse Lkmkey Schmoos Studying Big Job V Tilford Bowne Efficient Tiny Women Music Farming J Shorthorn Hartshorn Lou Hamilton Gay Capable Eating Clothes Comics Birds Wife of U.S. President. Nurse 1 Sassy Bartee A Clown Air Force Writing Housev.ife w Brainy Seymour Bashful Dancing Arguing Big Family Shiney Schult Bright Everyone Writing J oumalism Shorty Robinson Prompt Chevies Good Times Marriage i Atomic Blonde VVybert Popular Bubble Gum Men Hollywood w Betty Yonkers Good Sport Margie Visiting The Navy J, Chetty Mathis Little Lu Lu Hill Jealous A Cut-up Kids Fishing Fish Teasing To Live Losing Weight SENIORS LEAD HONOR ROLL „1 Because they wanted their last year to be a good one nine of the seniors through hard work and consentrated study made the honor roll. They are: Jane Bartee, Betty Carr, Dwight Heath, Betty Mathis, Mary Roberts, Cora Lou Robinson Sidney Seymour, Pat Schult and Bari Yonkers. J The junior members whose name appeared on the roll were Thelma Hultz and Bobby Powell. honor Geraldine Harris was name merited belonging. the lone sophomore student whose 1 The honor Wanda Bradley, roll students from the freshmen class are: Elizabeth Cottingham, Junie Owings, 1 e Junior Front Row Bobby Powell, Stella Ridgway Betty Current, Mrs. Harper Helen Hunker, Mert Mathis Margaret Barnes Back Row Charles Hombs, Jr. Jennings Thelma Hultz, Charlene Truby Tommie Barnes, Marion McCullough, K. Ervin Sophomore Second Row Raymond Mallory Alfred Hillyer Cora Sims Back Row Barbara Hulett Donald Hombs Arthur Spene Donna Smith Barbara Maupin Mildred Clayton LaVern Neal Geraldine Harris Sophomore Front Row Wyonetta Long Donald Jennin-s Pauline Willis Miss Caldwell Jim Bartee Gene Roberts Richard Bowne Second Row Glen Mize Buddy Smith Kenneth Current Jerry Hunter Freshmen Front Row Bill Willis, Bobby Bradley Bobby Franklin, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Bill Antrim, Wanda Bradley, Howard Stephens Second Row Elizabeth Cottingham, Rosamond Barnes, Mildred Goodman, Hazel Roberts, Wanda Roberts, Mildred Munyon Back Row Betty Sims, Wyman Heath Dean Sapp, Junie Owings Norma Walker, Bill Wybert s Room 4 urades 7 8 Front Row Lucille Winn, Mary Clayton, Dorothy Wal'kex , Bonnie Ridgway, Mr. Howell (teacher), Marilyn Hulen, Bruce Barnes, Bobbie- Ritchie, Phillip crake-ore Second kow Doris Esteppe, Gwendolyn and Jendolyn Kelly, Norma Winn, Darlene Neal, Phyllis Brice, J. W. Spene, Robert Earl Jen- nings, Jimmy Ridgway, Donald Neal Third Row Kay Smith Helen Stephens, Elaine Schult, Sarah Munyon, Dola Antrim, Joan Kanatzer, Ronald Current, Floyd Hulett, Catherine Mize 2 oomS 3 4 Room 3 Grade 5 and 6 First Row Donald Winn, George Cottingham Mrs. Angell (teacher), Wayne Richards, Clark Hunter, Roger Clark Second Row Eugenia Kanatzar, Jim Kelly Bonita Heath, Leland Buckler Myrtle Neal, Josephine Hunter Third Row Mary Ridgway, Paul Carson, Earline Robinson, Betty Taylor, Fred Roberts, Oda Yonkers, Betty Davidson, Sue Mathis io wii Room II Grades 3 4 Front Row Kenneth Buckler, Mary Gentry, Anna Pearl Jennings, Mrs, Doris Truesdell, Sarah Bradley, Donald Kintner, Pat Mathis, Geraldine Neal Second Row Ronnie Mize, Linda Schult, Beverly Trimble, Dulane Richards, Lois Ann Hombs, Ralph Borin, Jean Nagel, Danny Roberts, Glendale Blakemore, Charles Bob Turner Delores Sexton Third Row William Robinson, Lewis Jesse, George Ritchie, Arnold Carson, Kenneth Kintner, Barbara Esteppe, Donald Davidson, Donald Buer, Dorothy Nagel ooms 1 2 Room I Grades 1 2 Front Row Karen Wybert, Ralph Buer, Roberta Schlinder, Marilyn Kintner, Judy Wade, Patrick Fitzgerald Second Row Louise Ritchie, Betty Kanatzar, Peggy Hombs, Lawrence Gehlker, Roy Dean Roberts, Jimmy Clayton, Ronnie Barnes, Eddie Kintner Back Row Judy Bradley, Ruth Taylor, Jackie Sue Gentry, Phylis Robinson, Linda Sexton, Larry Pemberton, Jerry Mathis ii F r r [ f F I I I I I ' ! ' T F : Band Front Row Richard Bovme, George umest Cottingham, J.W. Spene, Bob Ritchie, Iviary Ridgeway, Sarah Grace Munyon, ihyllis Brice, Elizabeth Cottingham, Ihillip Blakemore, Roger Gordon Clark, Howard Stephens Back Row Joan Kanatzar, Doris Esteppe, Marion McCullough, K. Ervin, Eldred Bowne, Kay Smith, Barbara Maupin, Geraldine Harris, Mildred Munyon, Thelma Hultz, Mrs. Fitzgerald Girls Chorus Front Row Wanda Roberts Mary Roberts Margie Barnes Jane Bartee Third Row Charlene Truby Mildred Clayton Helen Hunker Betty Sims Rosemond Barnes Betty Carr Cora Robinson Doris Hartshorn Thelma Hultz, Mildred Goodman Second Row Barbara Hulett June Owings Barbara Maupln s. Fitzgerald dred Munyon Bat Schult Elizabeth Cot- tingham, Wanda Bradley Fourth Row Bobbie Powell Mert Mathis Betty Current Cora Sims Pauline Willis Stella Ridgway Hazel Roberts Vem Neal Geraldine Harris Boys Chorus Front Row Jim Bartee, Eldred Bowne, Riohard Bowne, Charles Hombs. Bob Willis, Buddy Smith Baok Row Mrs. Fitzgerald, Earl Yonkers Tommie Barnes, Jr. Jennings K. Ervin, Marion McCullough 12 OUR QUEEN Our homecoming was held November 19, 1948. We had a very successful homecoming sponsored by the Student Council. Martha (Mert) Mathis was crowned queen by Margaret Barnes the former queen. Her attendants were Pat Schult, Wanda Sue Bradley, and Barbara Maupin. The queen was escorted to the throne by Tommy Kelly. Phylis June Robinson carried the crown and her attendant was Patrick Fitzgerald carrying the queen s bouquet. Preceding the crowning of the queen a basketball game was held between Sturgeon and Ashland, and also a movie was shown. 13 14 Girls Squad Front Row LaVem Neal Cora Robinson Margie Barnes Jane Bartee Mert Lathis Bobbie Powell Betty Current Mary Roberts Boys Squad Front Row Albert Jesse, Sidney Seymour, Dwight Heath, Earl Yonkers, Tommie Barnes, Jr. Jennings, Marion McCullough, Jerry Hunter, Gene Roberts Baok Row Richard Bowne, K. Ervin, Jim Bartee, Wyman Heath, Donald Jennings Lain Teams Back Rov Coach Maupin Cora Sims Bonnie Wybert Rosemond Barne3 Betty Carr Doris Hartshorn Barbara I.laupin Stella Ridgway Hazel Roberts Charlene Truby Back Row Coach laupin, Marion Mc- Cullough, Earl Yonkers, Tom Barnes, Dwight Heath, Gene Roberts, Junior Jennings Front Row Cora Robinson, Margaret Barnes Jane Bartee, Mert Lathis, Bobbie Powell, Betty Current, Mary Roberts 5 Student Council Front Row Jim Bartee, Sidney Seymour Rat Schult, Betty Carr LaVem Neal, Howard Stephens Back Row Dean Sapp, Dwight Heath, Jane Bartee, Marion McCullough Mert Mathis, Miss Anderson Pep Squad Yell Leader Barbara Hulett Front Row Mildred Clayton Wanda Roberts Norma .«alker Charlene Truby Mrs. Harper Mildred Goodman Mildred Kunyon Wanda Bradley Pep Squad Yell Leader Stella Ridgway Back Row Pat Schult Cora Sims Hazel Roberts Junie Cwings Thelma Hultz Pauline Willis Betty Sims Deanie Harris S Club Front Row Sidney Seymour, Margaret Barnes, LaVem Neal, Mr. Maupin, Doris Hartshorn Barbara Maupin, Dwight Heath Seoond Row Earl Yonkers, Jerry Hunter Jr. Jennings, Tommie Barnes Gene Roberts, Marion McCullough, Albert Jesse Back Row Rosemond Barnes, Mert Mathis, Jane Bartee, Betty Current, Betty Carr, Cora Robinson 16 Lucile Hamilton Eldred Bowne Absent are; Bobby Willis and Albert Jesse 17 r r r ■ H ■ r ' R 19 TO EARN AND LEARN When high school days are over you will want to earn your own money. 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