Triplett High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Triplett, MO)

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xxx. e1:::iffE2g:::liFQgS:::!if5xilL22ilm:Qg275lm:rZ2?zilz:r Koffenberp r, Lora Cowell and Harold Wright from Trlilett, mr, fogan wa our sponsor Our oophomor lo t Joe Downey, Betty barlcywln , 311 1 a earrison, Elroy step enson, Ross y an c orge Do bins We had Mrs. Ruth llloway for spon og, As Juniors we nad the s me cla s as before There were ten merbe s In March we dded Bessie Mae Teckemeyer again we engoyed having Mrs Alloway for sponsor had ten members at the first of school, after losing Mavis hoffenberger to leytesville This spring we lost Margorie Geromini, so now we are nine. he have Mrs alloway as sponsor The only three to comnlete their grade and high school work together are Shirley Loch, Ruth Wvers and Lyle Gallatin All of our members have taken part in band some time or other Our boys have taken part in basket ball We are oroud to say that our class has receiv ed as many honor as any class We haven't had a plaf as a class, but several have helped other classes We mane money last year by food sales, selling candy bars etc We entertaine the seniors la t year bv taking them to the Ozarks. This year we sponsored a Box and Die upper that helped our treasury a lot. The Seniors were entertained at the llumni Banquet April fourth We took advantage of Senior Day at Kirksville Wednesday April eighth The Juniors entertained our Senior class this year by taiing us to Kansas City, May the eighth We visited several places of interest, namely. The Nelson Art Gallery, Union Jtation, National Biscuit Co., Liberty Memorial, Swope Bark, the Zoo ann other places. We enjoyed a very nice trip. Baccalaureate Services were held May tenth at the Christian church. Rev. Nilsson was the speaker. Commencement was held May fifteenth at the Christian church. Rev. Boehne was the speaker. We have enjoyed being together as a class. We will long remember some of the many parties that we have had together. We hope our paths will meet often in our future lives. K A . 1 1 ' we .J ' 1 , . ., , 1 . 'L N .. S ...Q o C . L e year we l Su , T . . V, 1 V n . T A F3 A . ..- Cf ff, Le rg. qc . 0 h' T H ers, V 6 Ce f M . ' ' I . . S . v '1 ' ' .a s. . . 1 .1 T 9 ' A 8. L W. . . t . , O . . 0 0 Our Senior year, the last but not the least, we . . 1 . L' , . , , . - . T . V x. C X . . . . . H - A K I Q s Q - 1 . , , by . O L ' ' I 0 4 Q V , 1 1 . t ' i ' I if A S N . I I '- 1 . ' ' 1 I . . . , . , l . . , s , N w . . ' . ' 1 ' rw , . , .. Y . p . . . . . 4 I . . Y I x I ' X . . 1 I . . . L k F. . . L L 3 O ' o . - . I 1 J F ' '

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:z.mg,'-m.'sg,-1-mem-rm--fav'-r Senior Class IROTVWCY In 1952 ln ChlC8gO, Illlnols, a huge conventlon of Bankers was to be reld I called in my prlvatc secretary MISS Sblrley Yoch who has been more effi clent than any secretary I have ev r had and wro I felt deserved a vacatlon trlp after 9 years She was qulte trrnll d and lmmedlatelv took tie after noon off to buy a new fat tlme to go I scarcely saw ber untll At last the day came and wt declded to take the Greyhound bus, lmaglne ry SUTDTIQG Wren I banded tre 5TlVbP our tlck ts to see Shlrley dash past me, practlcallv ln tre arms of the dTlVbT'WhOm she lntroduced as Robert Duffleld, a classmate of ters I S Pe told us that he had 1ust left at the last stop, anoth r or trelr former classmates Harold Wrleht who was a tractor salesman for Falr banks Norse he has stooped ln Cicero, to vlslt 11s wife's parents before coming on to CflC8gO We rad a room at the Stenrens Iotel and as Rlgft ln tke lobby berlnd a huge mahogany desk sat Harold BOWllHg, a certlfled nubll accountant That be rad been successful was siown by flS lOO3tlOH He told us ke k d recently seen Lora Cowell of the class of 'A2 Ste had been ln CIICHQO to a Retall Mercrants conventlon and rad been elec ed VlCb presldent of tie UPtlOH2l organlzatlon for tre year 1953 By ber spontaneous wlt, her even dlsposltlon src rad made an amlable place f'm herself 1U ter chostn fleld and ber buslness abllltv W left lr BGNllHg and FPVIDQ refreshed our selves, ve attended the flrst m tlng of tre con ventlon There we learned news wh cr made Shlrley Verf sad A form r classmate of hers, Lyle Callatln who had been a bankers asslstant red b en accused of embezzlement at Joll t, Ill but wren ste learned that E Donald PFlC0 was the l wyer wfo represented - . - .. J . .L..A 2 'f ' l I I O I 0 ..- , . J ' . 0 . . . ' ' v x 3 ' - , 4 A - .L Q ' ' , fu ax l 'Lf y I A , .J ,. . , . . J ,Q O O O V G 0 l r ' 1 I, . , :J l A, M Y -, . . N I . . . . - ' 0 r 3 ' .5 4 n 1 . J A . . . . , X o F 4 O l V I A L -1 3 A , . . . 1 A - s - . I , I . ' . C 1 , 1 . , v . ln 'tr 1 A ' , t, . .e f .,' U -- W 'A 0 T U O 1 . , . - . . . N . X' Q ,, A 1 4 x . . '3 x A . V 1 , T A . N , . 1 . . . Shlrley entered the lobby she shrieked mlth dellght. 1 . Q . X A . ,B Q . H . . . x J H J C -. 0 , . . - I J. ' - i ' Q ' ' x 11 1 3 4 . . - , I K . .Ll 3 . I . 7 . . . ' we sf' ' 3 1 J . 4 .f I 1 . 2 . I . . b . - .N . . . J . . . 1 1 ' 1 I l l I . fa I I N , - , ' 3 - . ' . 'A ' I J - . 1. A Aa. J Q e I . ' .- ' - 1 ' 3 ' ., I I 1 G L, , 1 - I : U n .L v .R - x Y -3 . , J . ,U ., I L r . , ,, 3 . 1 . G . .. - A 9 . 1 I . I - ' .1 Ei 3 - . :iwlrzgffTIHQZL45Z: '22Z7QNgSE!F':15QSE:!'::NqSSP Z'