Wellsville High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Wellsville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

CHANTICLEER 1948-19 WEEESVIEEE HIGH SCHOOL WEEE8VIEEE MISSOURI dJ£JL lion uca oar Paul Eckler, V ice-Presidenl H. L. Burwell, Secretary-Treasurer Wallace C. Steele, President w John R. Dunbar Roseann Fry Dorothy Jean Eckler Barbara Hendricks One St ep ( Si Oime (l ut SHwaijS S ' orwarcl Bob Berry Evelyn Boeckelman N edra Cowan Isa. ' . Martha Ann Marilyn Me Clintic Smith 6 I I h r r- r% i Bob Cadenbach President Martha Ann Dillion Vice President ■ Marjorie Robinson Secretary Judy Tate Treasurer Marilyn Oliver Reporter Mary Beck Maxine Dodd Fern Maxine Wortman Virginia Valentine 9 Roger Eckler President A Jimmie Morris J Reporter Paul Goshorn Vice President Harold Wright Watch Dog Robert Oliver Secy.-Treas. Carl Berry Richard Brown Ann Cadenbach Loyce Cahall Betty Jo Clark Onie May Conlon Don Daugherty Norma Elton Harold Folta Richard French Norma Gastler Raymond Gaatler Geo. Harris Pauline HollowayC. Hollensteiner Ronald Hurahman Betty J. Lehnen Fern Lemasters Allen Leverett Clifford Maupln. Carol Allen Wesley Angel Colleen Faye Bowers Margie Faye Benskin J. C. Cox Joan Dunbar Sadie Conlon Shirley Du: 14 r I I Eileen Erhart Albert Freyer Richard Gastler Betty Gooch Wanda Lou Grant Otto Hendricks Barbara Hill Mable Hunter Donald Lemasters Viola Lyons Marilyn Maupin Patricia McKee Bat McKnight Mary Lou Oliver Bill Penrod 15 16 Helen Bentley, Melvin Blaue, Marilyn Brown Carrie Carr, Arthur Christian, Wayne Clark Patsy Conz, Joan Daugherty, Harold Debo Rovera Debo, Thomas Eckler, Doris Ellis Lela Enslen, Joyce Gotsch, Richard Harris Vivian Holloway, Evelyn Milner, Noel Mizell Bobby Morris, Jo Ellen Morris, Kenneth Ret- zer, Glenn Robinson, Prances Sailor, Irene Schabacker, Dean Surls-, Gene Surls, Leroy Surls, Janis Wilhelmi, Paul Gene Wilson Don Whitehead, Wayne Woods, Bertha Worsham c I A I E C H T I S r- m f i A gi ' J Ralph Bennett, Joanne Boettcher, Leroy Brown, Betty Jane mrJ? ?tian Richard Debo, Joseph Wrhart, Roger Fipp3, SSjniS Gastle dary Gooch, Jackie Murphy, Norma Stone, George Williams, James Worsham, Joanne Vomund, Donald Middleton, Bernard Mo ' Culey, Frances Gooch, Shelly Reed, Donald Baugh, Harold Baugh, Albert Todd. Cjrcide Sc Mrs. Lola Jennings Teacher even mk Back row; Betty McKnight, Joan Dunbar, Joyce Boeckleman, Shirley Dunn Viola Lyons, Dorothy Eckler, Esther Middleton, Marjorie Peery, Norma Gastler, Margaret Peery, Norma Elton, Patricia McKee, Loyce Cahall Fern Wortman. Center row: Onie May Conlon, Mable Hunter, Wanda Grant, Margaret Bentley, Betty Clark, Joyce Lehnen, Mary E, Beck, Barbara Hill, Carol Allen, Charlotte Smith, Colleen Bowers, Sadie Conlon, Margie Johnson Martha Dillion. Front row: Fern Lemasters, Elsie Lott, Beverly Leverett, Judy Tate Mary Lou Oliver, Marilyn Oliver, Miss Buchanan, Judy Worsham, Margaret Howell, Marilyn Maupin, Ann Cadenback, Lillian Higgenbotham, Eileen Srhart. FHA OFFICERS Judy Worsham President Marilyn Oliver Vice President Margaret Howell Sec.-Treasurer Mary Lou Oliver Reporter 11111 11 Our local FHA Chapter la affiliated with the State and National Organization and is open to all girls taking Home Economics or who have taken it. The club has enjoyed a number of activities during the year: Freshman initiation and party. Twenty - five girls attended Sub-Regional meeting at Troy. FHA and FFA Party. Joint pie and box supper with FFA. Mother and Daughter Tea and Fashion Show. Marilyn Oliver and Judy Worsham attended State Convention held at Jefferson City April 23 , 194 - 9 . Judy Worsham and Miss Buchanan attended National FHA Convention in Kansas City. Color ---------- Red and White Flower ------------ -Red Rose Motto- ------ - Toward New Horizon 19 1 Back row: Mr. Boettcher, Glenn Fryer, Lee Roy McCurdy, Richard Gastler Allen Leverett, Robert Oliver, Claude Park, James Combs, Vernon Maupln Donald Daugherty, Roger Eckler, Paul Goshorn, Ernest Bentley, Cleave Harris, Otto Hendrix, Mr. Mlzell—Advisor. Front row: Carol Hollenstelner, Arthur Klelnsorge, Ronald Hurshman Clifford Maupln, John Dunbar-Reporter, Paul Dunbar-Treasurer, Roy Bentley Secretary, Loren May-President, Clarence Gastler-Vlce President, Bobby Thornhill-Sentlnel, Raymond Gastler, Ronald Klelnsorge, Donald Lemasters Pat McKnight. MOTTO: Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve 5 FFA SALUTE: To practice brotherhood, honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which a Future Farmer should possess. l 20 TRANSPORTATION Under the laws of Missouri, a plan of transportation of pupils Is made possible. An adequate transportation system brings the high school within the reach of every rural boy and girl who is Interested in securing a high school education. The Inauguration of a transportation program rests with the local Board of Education. The function of the Department of Education is to approve the transportation set-up and to advise with the local school authorities as to how the system might best serve them. The establishment of routes, the providing of conveyances the contracting with a legally qualified driver and the respon¬ sibility for other administrative details rests with the district desiring to provide transportation. i r i r it r BUS DRIVERS Buford Bunch- ----- Southeast Route A.E. Gliser ------ Southwest Route Kern Klethly ------ Middletown Area Fred Morgan ------ Middletown Area Pat Shocklee ------- North Route 21 GOLD BUGS Back row: Carol Hollensteiner, Leland Wlcklein, Richard Brown John Keith, Wendell Meyer, Robert Oliver, Sammy Byland, George Harris, Gerald Updyke. Second row; Miss Buchanan, Jean Shepard, Mary L. Oliver, Norma Elton, Ann Cadenback, Mrs.Wiggs, Martha Dilllon, Fern Lemasters Viola Lyons, Shirley Dunn, Wanda Grant, Mr. Boettcher. Third row: Ann McClintic, Betty Clark, Carrol Allen, Gloria Bishop, Marilyn Smith, Mary E. Beck, Charlotte Smith. Front row: Esther Middleton, Judy Tate, Marilyn Oliver. CHEERLEADERS Marilyn Oliver Esther Middleton Marjorie Robinson Judy Tate 22 TIGERS Back row: Mr. Gross, Harold Folta, Bob Berry, Jimmie Morris Bill Bylsma, Richard Wright, Mr. Boettcher. Front row: Loren May, Larry Carr, Vernon Maupln, Harold Wright Paul Goshorn. I A TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1948-49 B TEAM WHS OPP WHS OPP 49 13 New Florence 28 22 30 53 Vandalla 15 25 25 34 Farber 28 39 37 30 Jonesburg 26 19 27 3° Montgomery City 31 26 54 49 Laddonia 41 10 50 27 Center 42 27 3? 31 Vandalla 21 16 24 32 Farber 21 38 27 40 Jonesburg 27 9 53 25 Montgomery City 27 22 61 30 Laddonia 37 9 41 25 Center 28 23 n r 7 i I WHS-31—Louisiana- 39 WHS-53 ““Winfield- 9 WHS -36 —Augusta--- 37 WHS-29--Wright City-46 TOURNAMENT GAMES WHS-43—J one sburg—42 WHS- 4 O—Montgomery-38 WHS-4l-“Auxvasse—-53 WHS-34—Paris-4-9 23 PEP SQUAD—BASKET BALL SQUAD PARTY APRIL 1, 191+9 Bac k row: Harold Wright, Vernon Maupin, Mr. Gross, Treloar Williams, Bobby Thornhill, Jimmie Morris, Bill Bylsma, Bob Berry, Roger Eckler, Paul Goshorn Richard Wright. Third row: Marjorie Robinson, Judy Tate, Marilyn Oliver, Esther Middleton Second row: Miss Buchanan, Richard Brown, Clifford Maupin, Betty Clark Martha Dillion, Fern Lemasters, Robert Oliver, Wendell Meyer, Gerald Updyke Johnny Keith, Sammy Byland, Leland Wicklein. Front row: Marilyn Smith-Time Keeper, Viola Lyons, Shirley Dunn, Gloria Bishop, Jean Shepard, Norma Elton, Libby Beck, Ann Cadenback, Mr3. Wiggs Mary Lou Oliver, Charlotte Smith, Wanda Grant, Ann McClintic-Score Keeper. BASKET BALL A LETTERS AWARDED BASKET BALL B Bob Berry------two years Bill Bylsma-two years Harold Folta-one year Loren May-three years Jimmie Morris—-two years Harold Wright-two years Richard Wright--four years CHEERLEADERS Larry Carr---two years Roger Eckler----one year Paul Goshorn-one year Vernon Maupin-one year Junior Stone-two years Bobby Thornhill-one year Esther Middleton—one year Marilyn Oliver——two years Marjorie Robln3on-one year Judy Tate-two years 24 THE JUNIOR CLASS of WELLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL presents DIZZY AND DAFFY A Delightful Comedy in Three Acts Friday Night, March 25, 8:00 High School Auditorium Saturday Night, March 26, 3:00 Community Hall CAST OF CHARACTERS Maude Marlin (Aunt Maude)- who is in love with a memory Rose Renshaw- Aunt Maude ' s charming young niece Daffy Renshaw- Rose ' s precocious young sister Dizzy Burton--— - —- fresh from London, England Jo Ann Farley---------- who lives next door Austin Chandler--- in love with Aunt Maude Sherwood Lang--—--- -- who wants to marry Rose Chester Getty-—--— who meets with an accident Lizzie Abbott-- -—--- a registered nurse Anita Marshland----- who has her eye on a fortune Harriet Getty - who arrives unexpectedly -Martha Billion Marjorie Robinson -Marilyn Oliver --James Spires -Judy Tate --Clarence Gastler --Bill Bylsma ------Fred Johnson -Margie Johnson -Maxine Dodd ------Fern Wortrnan THE SENIOR CLASS OF WELLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL presents JUST DUCKY A Comedy In Three Acts Friday Night, April 29, 19 9 High School Auditorium Saturday Night, April 30, 19I4.9 Middletown Community Hall Eight O ' clock THE CAST Mr. Maxwell (the head of the house—or at least he thinks so)-Loren May Mrs. Maxwell (the head of the house—or at least she thinks so)-Helen Hunter Betty Lou (fourteen year old daughter)-Roseann Fry Bernadine (Betty Lou ' s best friend)-----Elsie Lott Wilbur (thirteen year old atom-bomb-son-)-Clifford May Hercules (Wilbur ' s bosom pal)-Paul Dunbar Connie (seventeen year old daughter)-Ann McClintic Craig Moore (Connie ' s boy friend)-Richard Wrieht Mr. Moore (Craig ' s father)-----------gob Berry Del Marshall (newspaper reporter)-Bobby Thornhill Aunt Mary (Mrs. Maxwell ' s aunt)---Barbara Hendricks Miss Blayne (editor of the love-lorn column In local papers-Marilyn Smith 26 Back row: Miss Whanger, Instructor, Viola Lyons, Margie Benskln, Shirley Dunn, Fern Lemasters, Viola Rentfro, Martha Dillion, Fern Wortman, Joyce Boeckleman, Loyce Cahall, Gloria Bishop, Joan Dun¬ bar. Center row: Norma Elton, Marilyn Oliver, Margaret Peery, Wanda Grant, Margaret McCurdy, Margaret Bentley, Ann Caderback, Betty Merkel, Marjorie Peery, Mable Hunter,Margie Thomas,Coleen Bowers Patricia McKee, Margie Johnson, Margaret Howell. Front Row: Gloria Steele, Esther Middleton, Judy Tate,Betty Clark, Eileen Erhart, Barbara Hill, Roaeann Fry, Martha McCllntlc, Carol Allen, Charlotte Smith, 3everly Leverett, Jean Shepard, Betty Leh- nen, Marilyn Maupln, Mary Lou Oliver. Green Cathedral- ------------ Hohn Night and Day ------------ porter Alice Blue Gown ---------- -Tierney Deep Purple ------------ -De Rose Little French Clock- --------- Kountz 1 l L l l i Back row: Miss Whanger, Floyd Sailor Claude Park, Raymond Gastler, Treloar Maupin, Clifford Maupin, Bob Cadenbac , Allen Leverett, Paul Goshorn Williams, Jimmy Combs, Vernon k. Bob Berry. f Wront row- Bill Penroc 1 , Leroy McCurdy, Johnny Keith, Sammy Byland Gerald pdyke, Richard Gastler, Donald Lenasters. Clarence Gaatl.r Wendell Meyer, Ronald Kleinaorge, Carl Berry, Leland , lcklein. Moonlight Bay_ Silvery Moon - Memory Lane Old Barn Dance _ _ _ ' ,Venrich _ _ _Edwards Spier-Coarad - - Williams V . % Ronald Kleinsorge, Raymond Gastler, Clarence Gastler Miss Whanger, Claude Park Bob Cadenback, Paul Gos¬ horn, Sammy Byland. Cruisincr Down the River Beadell-Tollerton Far Away Places Whitney-Kramer BOYS ' SEXTETTE 29 Piano Duet Parade Review-— Esther Middleton Engleman Rovera Debo Plano Duet Tea for Two-Youmans Marjorie Robinson Martha Dillion m i i Malaguena Piano Solo Marjorie Robinson Lecuona Trees Beautiful Dreamer Melody of Love duet Janis Wilhelmi Carrie Carr Pond Lilies Spring Fantasy Janis Wilhelmi Patsy Conz Eighth Carrie Carr Lela Enslen Grade Girls Rasbach Foster Engleman Forman Dade Howard Wicklein, Richard Harris, Clarence Gastler, Beverly Leverett James Dunbar, Es ther Middleton, Charlotte Smith, Miss Whanger, Leland Wicklein, Sammy Byland, Raymond Gastler, Joanne Boettcher, Marilyn Whitehead, Betty Clark, Gerald Updyke, Martha Dillion, Sylvia Schabacker Easy Steps March- - - Golden Gate March - - German Waltz- - - - - Shadowland ' Waltz- - - Commander March - - - Star March - - - - - America The Beautiful Miss ’.Vhanger, Fern Lemasters Esther Middleton, Martha Dillion, Joyce Lehnen, Betty Clark, Roseann Fry. Something to Remember You By - Schwartz ed Roses for a Blue Lady- - - Tepper-Brodsky A You ' re Adorable- - - - - - Kaye-Wise-Lippmann -Taylor Johnson -Taylor -Taylor - Daire Lemater - -Ward 31 GIRLS ' SEXTETTE The senior class colors are v High School News ring is a list of the gins white and the decoration ' • seamstresses of many yes Representatives of the science class- p of garment each made grams will featured ' jnce. The social hour whic es of Wellsville High Schoo” s heir: Barbara Hill and Betty class flower i- a ’ ’ - iie gave the girls an oppo 4 — teacher, Mrs. Hazel Wigr V Sfcoin dresses made alike but class m - clm ® but other home zx 0 ' ' St. Louis Saturday to p � lors; Mary Lou Oliver a’- . i class officers which- ' ' ' ' t? . v he “career day” progra ' ? • j de of sacks; Sadie a •+ -, Clifford May; vicg ' Louis University T. °4f SlL secoat; Joyce pr Raul Dunbar; secre ' - - 0 u. vi c sV A«v “3 vent, in the line of g� she made an Maskey; treasurer, BeA 9; c ft ss ool students who 14.75 ' Knight; and reporter, JIadlei ™ scienti man. Junior class officers are ' . Th v, ' i tt A 0 ’c ° cV ; ' t Yie PVSL ' nsored by the o ' If a , dent, Bob Cadenbach; vice-pre gcVvo „ a t t e a m e is Junior Ac - V c « S ca °f % ? ■ ' .“Sfe 5 - ntV 00 „ S S, ' Martha Dillion; secretary, MtD c ly Tate tVvVs te at edV a classes and op C % °« aV «VS v VCee aCt C °eve The speaket rri? S a J,oG.D a -,nes r� t f oj icd groups were profes- v fatf sCt P e V eS e U ?ford attending from Wells J e ' 1 VJVH ”, tpT. VI r .V tioT tt « Hi 11 inn anrl HnwnrH U. . peplum; Robinson; treasurer, Judy Tate tto® Marilyn Oliver, reporter The menu, which yol ' church, sr CCi c acc� ' aUt c o o1 ' g V 2y ' ' 5 Dillion 0 and Howard V. ' 9 o oLffy % yn-i—■, ginia Bak ®?y5ilM® � f Wig , v a J CA I le fvnP chemistry class, Jean Shepa. % e ,S ' ed aqua tercup Pet, C °. v pe W «iiai� V. , Vm Tth «o ' o s rge Harris of the biology class ft. ' tiV ow broad- tk, coifeiS. ! . be held on Vwod c 89 . „d� - SP -uV a 1 V f rt� mm®%nT o ' clock at the 0� � « ' ' % £� h fnC V MMA - .« !rS l 5 €S At the commei Lent program vai lf YYW _. a uet •ious honors and awards for the v J V WM) will be made. Sammy BylandB° both the Processional and P 4 Marches for the gradu Thursday night’s pr The following graduating clas . Bobby Mac Berry ,V William Christopl Lorraine Cowan, J Dunbar, Dorothy Je«. Ann Fry, Barbara He c ’ Marie Higgenbotham, yy man, Helen Marie HuntA, v K Lott, Myra Joan Maskey, V v T Mnv. Martha welcome to all present W. A. Boettcher, superintei schools. Loren May welco ! e x e 0 ® u Ch a vds A i Th rS V i 0 ' ac ' and white ' skirt; V nS ' e s � ,k ‘ ic� a ntood T ntato ' Son V ray and white striped “ x °V. t 3w S. buttons down the Ijprint Qx. with bound -Sly Leverett, green and ore � d sport dress; Gloria V dress, princess style, but- mide on buttonhole attach- ce Cahall, green flared skirt id rayon taffeta; Onie ' May a tvA y rayon crepe dress with cost about $5.00; Mar- lC T-S otv r r argaret Peery, aqua ray- F at rt eA dresses; Norma Gastler, A ’ UP NVet ' ' ct Otv t0g ,P un rayon dress, flared lot apc® ct oc� 3 lum tying in front; Nor- «ut eaU 0 i , T ' l blue dress with white ■pte ( ' yX 3i e , sev ve . tYve V vV e 1,1 buttons down the v ' fV ' ‘jv, y a nW aa w� s at en eA .ve d ' r ®5e d lietom lime green . we p ° +peT v cv ° -Act tb e v„t gtT ' ' nn Cad- rlass sponsor, b use ; ' tHofclass have home and novel pro- town a v ' ftTl ' cost i duced the guests present. Paul Go ' : horn reviewed the accomplishments oj the chapter. A group of Future Farm ers sang a selection of musifiat- ' bers under the direr ! . _..._ repe name ves; hvered by Warren FuA C Vnce ' ] ?nl« U J. . ot bhe al ght cott c asa 0 w� , fe ' l Jjytt oles e esident ! LilliIn U Ge d ne y Wh“ger ‘ f J � ” Resident Clit; the tor in tbe schools, will p Irt ) o c 1AT. ai=-U r A dr 0 .‘ ' er : F‘“ p re9 ident the and ted an J ? ' e r a ,, 04 ? «e W-gel c °� e • . lags will give , m _ jtinBir the direc c e a the senior c a .v„ a nd processional and recessio to D V c h r ° ' ‘were °Y?y 0 n 8 hey played excS ' Vi, °T “Down o n by • vocal selections by clasiol Roh ' O, e show a p g V erV ' ring the short time u «h c Ap Bread” ? ' 1 Lvannies.” W- Miss Rovera Debo will plU- ' ' tot5 ' h be V 0, Sfe hoa® e ' « 8 The entire P 1 ammies and P ,‘a t o B ive the a “Polonaise.” ? V Me ' ® 0 ’• Jed A “on devio e ® V Ar ? 38 3 ' negro ' , . a ‘ i3 scheduled to g The following list the rain i e arr ' . beY ts, a ?,v,e r ' dm?y. e Co? ' 1 ' y.p ]u t hrri ' t 1 A- Boet .iance CharleB the class: Helen Ruth BenA pe°P was a ° l {0 od and r % p- p . addr s. Fayette and Mrs R 03e Rob . William Blaue, Marilyn M rode ° ted t° -- s r s -‘iif i T o Co. ' , ' ' vsaaie -, .... Carolyn June Carr (vice-A T f„ e reiSfcHTH GB ADE TO H A £ 1 Bp OTa have b ee n holding re- Arthur William Christian) ail joert; F0 M ME N CE MENT ON some time. They have had Plans are now con a d W ' Ca co Wayne Clark, Patricia Ruth Conz 1 (secretary - treasurer), Joan Irene Daugherty, Harold Dean Debo, Rovera Lucille Debo (president), Harold Thomas Eckler, Doris Lee Ellis, Lela Elizabeth Enslen, Joyce Rosetta Gotsch, Charles Richard Harris, Viv¬ ian Rachel Halloway, Evelyn Ann Mil¬ ner, Noel Raymond Mizell, James Robert Morris, Jo Ellen Morris, Ken¬ neth Leo Retzer, Glenn Leroy Robin¬ son Frances Marie Sailor, Irene Scha- backer, Marvin Dean Surls, Clarence Leroy Surls, Melvin Gene Surls, Jams Marie Wilhemi, Paul Gene Wilson, Roy Don Whitehead, Gerald Wayne Woods, and Bertha Marie Worsham. of a recorder owned by rians are now con ' a a 7VH t c 0 .it Wiggs that has aided !rade a of Ve r Wellsv perfectin g the dialogue, school which will be b ' A , £ tk � bo c( . Oe a i- subject of farming. He Hall on Wednesday, kicferf 70 o?° 0 ’ fo ° the K reat responsibility that gram to which all fr ' ha„f a 0, e Pfo ' ' cti ' ic. h inherited by the young peo- are invited, will b w °? tL of w c ? 1,° “ fAa„ s e a“ tn °t [ toda y and future years. He Thirty-two boys a - pgvh5 H st : ,c b C ’ a n ,PcoJl ted against socialism. It might their diplomas fr J 0 °s yf a 0 S ' ’eis £? f°t V i Ad that his cure for the greatest ..._. ' Oa„ o„ - fi % ' i; ®ek,.WaU,.. tv,,, ,„ n ,.lA’ 0 ill. , vas a day’s Grace Lutheran ChmJedoo fbor � ro° St l k or a S ood da y’ 3 P a y-” hL ' eiNA chosen to give the address. ' h’cfy clo s S U ' P ter, Irene Schabacker, will delivei salutatory. Miss Lela Enslen, daugh-is- Of, • e °“p «e e e ladies of the Grace Lutheran rhe delicious menu was served by ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Enslen of hand hurch. The meal was built around ried chicken. The chicken was raised Wellsville, will be the valedictorian, appearance. by the local F. F. A. chapter boys. 32 I I I I . I A l ’ 1 W to PROGRAM Blassing-Clarence Gastler Welcome -Bob Cadenbach Response---Clifford May Down South -Negro Mammies and Pickaninnies Address ---Supt. ' .V.A. Boettcher Short ' nln ' Bread----Negro Mammies and Pickaninnies Southern Memories ---Group ' ' Southern Memories In the evening by the moonlight. There are silver voices singing. There are lights among the shadows Where the flre-flles are swinging; Prctn the old plantation cabins You can hear the banjos ringing. As they sing In the evening By the moonlight. MENU Old Fashioned Rose Virginia Baked Ham Cotton Balls Butter Cup Petals Kentucky Blue Grass Southern Greens Short ' nln Bread Dixie Al a Mode Mint Julep Lover ' s Delight 33 Thursday, May 19, 194-9 Processional PROGRAM Legion Hall Eight O ' clock Senior Class Rev.J.C.McDaniel Nedra Cowan Double Quartet Priest ' s March—Mendelssohn Sammy Byland Invocation Salutatory Music — Memories Martha Dlllion, Fern Lemasters, Betty Jo Clark, Betty Joyce Lehnen, Clarence Gastler, Claude Park, Raymond Gastler, Ronald Klelnsorge Valedictory Joan Maskey Aaare!,a Professor of Speech . J - s - Ool lll ' = Northeast Missouri State Teacher College Music — End of a Perfect Day Presentation of Seniors Superintendent of Wellsvllle Schools Presentation of Diplomas President of Board of Education Honors and Awards Benediction Recessional Priest ' s March 1 —Mendelssohn Sammy Byland 36 Double Quartet W.A. Boettcher George Lehnen, Jr. W.A. Boettcher Rev.J.C.McDaniel Senior Class r i § i r i i ’ SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Recently as I gazed into ray crystal ball, I saw some very strange and interesting things. The time was twenty years hence, and, by a strange coincidence, all the people I saw had one thing in common—each was a member of the W.H.S. Graduating Class of 194-9• I beheld the great five-star general who we will remember as Richard Wright. He is in command of the American Peace-Time Army. I saw Mrs. Carl Porter, Jr. in her beautiful farm home busily preparing dinner for her husband and children. She is the former Dorothy Eckler. Hadley Hoffman finally got his heart’s desire to drive a big convert¬ ible; he is chauffeur for Mrs. Buff Orphington. By the way, Mrs. Orph- ington is the former Marilyn Ruth Valentine. I saw Marilyn Smith Pearson living near an Army Camp in Virginia to be near her husband. „ _ _ Anyone wishing to learn to dance will want to take lessons from Bobby Thornhill, head of an Arthur Murray dancing school. Recently he had been giving Fred Astair a refresher course. 4nn McClintic has retired from her career of nursing. She is now play¬ ing nursemaid to a husband and five children which keep her quite busy. I saw a World Series game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Brook¬ lyn Dodgers. Guess who is the great pitcher who is leading the Cards to a sure victory—Bobby Mac Berry I . A beautiful plane then flew across my line of vision; it was piloted by Loren May. Incidentally the hostess was Helen Hunter. „ The next time you make a telephone call, listen carefully, to the voice with a smile ; it might-be Betty McKnight who says, Number, please. Evelyn Boeckelman, Lillian Higgenbotham, and Wanda Stuart are making a round- the-world trip which they won on a radio program. We realize that only a graduate of W.H.S. could possibly be smart enough to answer those difficult quiz questions. We are very happy for these girls, as they have always wanted to travel. John Dunbar is now engaged—in farming that is. Miss Judy Worsham is holding down an executive position In St. Louis. Her ability and efficiency won her one promotion after another. If any of your children are of school age, we know you will want to send them to the school where Margaret Bentley Is teaching, as she has been a very successful teacher since graduation. Mrs. Claude Scott Is living in a trailer with her husband who works on the Wabash Railroad. They now have twins, a boy and a girl named Claud and Claudette. You will remember Mrs. Scott as Elsie Lott. There is a new and familiar face in the White House since the last election. It is, of course, our own Paul Dunbar. After working several years as a private detective, he decided to enter politics, and there he is. Incidentally our new President is advocating some radical rtforms, especially In the public school system, such ae the two-hour school day with an hour and fifty-five minutes out for lunch. That lovely secre¬ tary sitting on Paul ' s lap is none other than Nedra Cowan. We knew Nedra’s secretarial ability would land her In a position such as this some day. Don ' t miss the current show in town. That romantic lead with the big brown eyes and long lashes, making love to the beautiful leading lady, is Clifford May. After seeing the love scenes between him and Paul Dunbar in the Senior play, we realized he was destined to be a great actor. A second look showed the leading lady to be Barbara Hendricks. Roseann Fry has been Mrs. Alderson for many years now, and they are living in St. Louis with their four lovely children and four Ford trucks. Joan Maskey is a court reporter in New York City now, taking dictation at about two-hundred forty words a minute. Of course, she has changed her name, and in her spare time keeps house for her husband and Dan Smith, Junior. T , Bill Bylsma is doing quite well for himself In St. Louis as head of the advertising department of Famous-Barr. Just his good look3 alone is enough to make the firm famous. 37 ACTIVITIES CALENDAR K I !T I September October November December January February March April May 7 School opens 8- 10 Free Fall Festival 24 . Senior Class Picnic I Sophomore Picnic 8 Junior Picnic 9 F.H.A. Plan Meeting for Sub-Regional Convention 15 ■ Freshman Picnic 21 F.F.A. to American Royal 22 F.H.A. Initiation Party 23 F.H.A. Sub-Regional Convention at Troy 29 Basket Ball game with New Florence here 4-5 Teachers ' Meeting 12 Basket Ball game with Farber there 18-20 Silex Tournament 25-26 Thanksgiving Holidays--Jr. Assembly Program 30 Basket Ball game with Montgomery City there 3 Basket Ball game with Farber here 9- 11 Bellflower Tournament 17 Basket Ball game with Vandalia there 23 Christmas holidays begin—Sr. Assembly Program 3 School reopens 7 Basket Ball game with Jonesburg here 14 Basket Ball game with Laddonia there 21 Basket Ball game with Montgomery City here 1 F.H.A. party for F.F.A. 4 Basket Ba ' l game with Vandalia here 8 Basket Ball game with Center here 11 Basket Ball game with Center there 18 Basket Ball game with Jonesburg there 22 Basket Ball game with Laddonia here 23-26 Sub-Regional Tournament at Mexico 4 F.H.A.-F.F.A. Pie and Box Supper II F.H.A. Program for P.T.A. 11 X-Ray Clinic 14 Interclass Basket Ball Tournament begins 25 Junior Play in Wellsville 26 Junior Play in Middletown 29 Eighth Grade Basket Ball game with Middletown 1 Pep Squad Party for Basket Ball Squad 13 Freshman Picnic 20 Sophomore Picnic 21 F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet 22 Spring Concert 23 State F.H.A. Convention in Jefferson City 29 Senior Play in Wellsville 36 Senior Play In Middletown 30 Career Day in St. Loui3 2 Chemistry Class Picnic at Mark Twain Park 6 Junior-Senior Banquet 10 Senior Class Trip to St. Louis 13 F.H.A. Mothers ' Tea and Fashion Show 15 Baccalaureate Program 17 All-School Picnic 18 Eighth Grade Commencement 19 High School Commencement 20 Mother-Senior Banquet 20 School Closes r 39 ACTIVITIES CALENDAR K I !T I September October November December January February March April May 7 School opens 8- 10 Free Fall Festival 24 . Senior Class Picnic I Sophomore Picnic 8 Junior Picnic 9 F.H.A. Plan Meeting for Sub-Regional Convention 15 ■ Freshman Picnic 21 F.F.A. to American Royal 22 F.H.A. Initiation Party 23 F.H.A. Sub-Regional Convention at Troy 29 Basket Ball game with New Florence here 4-5 Teachers ' Meeting 12 Basket Ball game with Farber there 18-20 Silex Tournament 25-26 Thanksgiving Holidays--Jr. Assembly Program 30 Basket Ball game with Montgomery City there 3 Basket Ball game with Farber here 9- 11 Bellflower Tournament 17 Basket Ball game with Vandalia there 23 Christmas holidays begin—Sr. Assembly Program 3 School reopens 7 Basket Ball game with Jonesburg here 14 Basket Ball game with Laddonia there 21 Basket Ball game with Montgomery City here 1 F.H.A. party for F.F.A. 4 Basket Ba ' l game with Vandalia here 8 Basket Ball game with Center here 11 Basket Ball game with Center there 18 Basket Ball game with Jonesburg there 22 Basket Ball game with Laddonia here 23-26 Sub-Regional Tournament at Mexico 4 F.H.A.-F.F.A. Pie and Box Supper II F.H.A. Program for P.T.A. 11 X-Ray Clinic 14 Interclass Basket Ball Tournament begins 25 Junior Play in Wellsville 26 Junior Play in Middletown 29 Eighth Grade Basket Ball game with Middletown 1 Pep Squad Party for Basket Ball Squad 13 Freshman Picnic 20 Sophomore Picnic 21 F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet 22 Spring Concert 23 State F.H.A. Convention in Jefferson City 29 Senior Play in Wellsville 36 Senior Play In Middletown 30 Career Day in St. Loui3 2 Chemistry Class Picnic at Mark Twain Park 6 Junior-Senior Banquet 10 Senior Class Trip to St. Louis 13 F.H.A. Mothers ' Tea and Fashion Show 15 Baccalaureate Program 17 All-School Picnic 18 Eighth Grade Commencement 19 High School Commencement 20 Mother-Senior Banquet 20 School Closes r 39 Outdoor Shrine, erected on the lawn of the Church of the Resurrection, Wellsville, Missouri, In honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and dedicated to world peace. In memory of the parish boys who served In World War Two. I J 43 BANK OP WELLSVILLE CAPITAL, SURPLUS, UNDIVIDED PROFITS $ 90 , 000.00 COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES OFFERED TO ALL THE PEOPLE OFFICERS H.L. Burwell Ed. F. Klel ' nsorge C.W. Conover Ethele Stogsdlll Mary Jane Quamby Jo Anne Mason DIRECTORS President Vice-President Cashier Ass ' t Cashier Bookkeeper Bookkeeper Fred Blattner, Jr. B.R. Hopper H.L. Burwell Ed. F. Klelnsorge W.C. Steele Glenn E. Watson Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JOHNSON SERVICE STATION SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Gasoline-Oil-Grease Paul Angel, Agent Rural Delivery—Prompt Service Wellsville, Mo. Phone 158 Res. 328 J - 4 « COMPLIMENTS • of GEORGE AND STEVE’S RECREATION PARLOR 44 t I l I l 3 Don ' t mark it RUSH Mark it NIEDERGERKE TO AND FROM ST. LOUIS DAILY NIEDERGERKE TRUCK LINE PHONES Wellavilie 129 St. Louis CE- OO C. E. MOTTAZ GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 19I4. WELLSVILLE, MO. WOODSON LOCKER SERVICE CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING-MEAT CURING FRESH MEATS-FROZEN FOODS Service Is Our Business PHONE 30 MIDDLETOWN, MO. THE SUGAR BOWL Sandwiches-Soft Drinks Dancing EVELYN COCHRAN Owner 207 W. Hudson Phone 111 CONGRATULATIONS to the WELLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL TO THE FACULTY-— in tribute for its efficient administration TO THE PUPILS --- that they have the opportunity to attend such an excellent school. ' WE REJOICE WITH ALL that we live in a free country which provides such schools. ADAMS MARKET Fred A. Adams ★ 45 MILK-ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS PHONE 25 OF REGAL THEATER VOGTS TAVERN WELLS FUNERAL HOME NO DISTANCE TOO FAR OUR TELEPHONE MAKES US NEIGHBORS GASTLER ' S ELEVATOR GREEN MARKED COAL WAYNE FEED GRAIN SEED PHONE 32 PHONE 115 GAMBLES CORONADO APPLIANCES HOMEGUARD BUILDING MATERIALS ARTESIAN TOOLS CREST TIRES AND TUBES VARCON AUTO PARTS SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE ROBERT D. BURWELL Authorized Dealer MAY ' S STUDIO PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY MIDDLETOWN, MO. 46 ■ I I I I I I i : McClain LIME QUARRY CROPS AND LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS FROM LIMED FIELDS ARE HIGHER IN ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS AND THROUGH THIS IMPROVEMENT CON TRIBUTE TO THE PRODUCTION OF OUR MOST VALUABLE ASSET- HEALTHY CHILDREN. BRACES 66 SERVICE 201 E. Hudson Phone 129 E. W. nd C. J. SEILER PRODUCE COMPANY Buyers of all kinds of Produce Dealers in Zelgler Mark Twain and Hard Coal COMPLIMENTS of AMERICAN LEGION POST 116 Regular Meetings Second and Fourth Thursdays HOOK ' S ICE SERVICE GENERAL DELIVERY PHONE £2 RURAL GAS SERVICE PHONE % COMPLETE LINE OF GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOPPER BROS., PROP. MAYTAG CROSLEY everything for the home 47 COMPLIMENTS. COMPLIMENTS OF OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WELLSVILLE METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School 9:14-5 A.M. Worship 10:45 a.m. Methodist Youth Fellowship 6:30 P.M. Worship 7:30 P.M. The first steps toward happiness and heaven are the church steps. Enter to worship leave to serve. Your prayers and presence appreciated. J.C. McDaniel, Pastor WELLSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH AN EDUCATION IS INCOMPLETE WITHOUT A KNOWLEDGE OF JESUS CHRIST WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES 48 r i r i i i i ' r GAS- Phone l6f Missouri service F. R. McMURTRY -OIL---.-TIRES..FUEL OIL RURAL DELIVERY Wellsville, Missouri WELLSVILLE PRODUCE k HARDWARE GROCERIES k HARDWARE We will be glad to serve you. PHONE 192 T.C. DAVIDSON TRUCKING SERVICE PHONE £8 COMPLIMENTS OF PEYTON DRUG STORE CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS NOW AND THROUGHOUT THE COMING YEARS NATIONAL TREE COMPANY OF MO. DEBO SHOE SHOP WELLSVILLE MISSOURI WEISS GREEN HOUSE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHONE 22 49 TODDS FEED PRODUCE PHONE 103 O ' LEARY ' S BAKERY BREAD, PIES, PASTRY, COOKIES COMPLIMENTS For special orders of PHONE 57 HILDEBRAND ' S VARIETY WELLSVILLE MISSOURI BABY CHICKS U.S. APPROVED PULLORUM TESTED FROM BLOOD-TESTED PARENTAGE STEELE ' S HATCHERY WELLSVILLE, MISSOURI PHONE 11 50 L I L I � m BRANSTETTER ' S SERVICE STATION r i PHILLIPS 66 GAS, OIL, and GREASE F.W. KUHNE m TIRES BATTERIES TUBES AUTO ACCES. FURNITURE m CANDY, SODAS, and TOBACCO MIDDLETOWN, MO. AND m HIGHWAY 29 UNDERTAKING m HUGHES ELECTRIC WELLSVILLE LOCKER PLANT APPLIANCE SALES AND SERVICE m HOME OP FROZEN FOODS PHONE 96 MATERIALS FOR SALE CONTRACT WIRING r i WELLSVILLE, MO. m Happy Sailing for you Grads. lOlj. E. HUDSON PHONE 1 m m ELLIOTT EQUIPMENT m m COMPLETE LINE OF I.H. EQUIPMENT m m r i SALES AND SERVICE r i CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH n n 1 1 V ' i 51 ■ PORTER’S SERVICE STATION TIRES-BATTERY SERVICE LUBRICATION-CAR WASHING GAS-GREASING-OIL COMPLIMENTS OF HARRIS BARBER SHOP Martlnsburg Road Wellsville, Mo. Phona The Wellsville i i i i i i 100j£ for W.H.S. Prints more news about W. H. S. than all the other papers In the world combined. 52 l l t 2 [