West Plains High School - Zizzer Yearbook (West Plains, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1956 volume:

The Zlzzer 1955 56 West Plams Hlgh School Zlzzer Staff ELC x ' V' 'LL 4 I 5,145.12 A 'Y ' S V. , 1955-1956 Z I Z Z E C -my 'ws Q-'PW ,. Q 5 WVx? i.'A 5, , 1 , 1. A ,MI 53,41 gy. 5 A .4 .fu ,MJ 5 ' 3315 ,v-5.53. 's R an ng NW., W. sy ,by-i 'QW 4 Q- ? 'd.. . . - Q, 3 '37-N. .4-sl. . . .A Y wk ik? . V Q 1- A .Lv .41 . ' xx M. Vi' Vw, 'F . - .gag-.qv 5,-.5 , , .-'K A.. 4. 'Q -H W ' ,, .. Y J, ' sf- ..5 'K '23, ' 5 4 va ...V . f, .M V V L 'gb 5 . . . p .5 5.-al 11.45. 'Vfla-51... is -+ Q 'K-Q5 V ban --5. 5 5 -.4 5 W., X my .-1 5,: 'rsa,w.-px. , y..-3,.-bf 5-.1-4553. . f' '- 'J If A . .i ' ' X . fs ,g A ar L. 5 f ,M at U sv Es, , f A , . N-.K , 613.5 xii I , .A M' 4 A-NDF? ITV, K? lux -,,-, Q. xx V in vb Q- , ,T Y n,:LMf.'+5Tx ' - K- .ww . . .':+- W, .- 5, W fl'-+.L fav .,....5 V.. ' f' 5 ...Q ff-. -'Qs-f-1 -55 g .5-A uw gag, .W ,M ff,J.1'.... .5 ' .J Qfrff-c M. , .iv ff aw' -.,,.,.,.4, f-V' ,:xj'q5l .-..,w,t.,f. ,N S ms. mx -, XL an -., - .:Qs,,,,..S- A - .5-gl, 355, ,.,-!-.fx 1, H ... 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S' , JB. Mx 5' 3' ,..-L. -'ff' 5... V -k..,-5 . . 1-U 7' gy ,M ki Q 1- JJ av Q 15,51 5 8 'Q . .Fish by .5 N .41 3 1 L. ,.,...5Q K. 9 W Mm , ,Nga N 1: ,S AH -1 ..W:1f:A..i f fiwag.. Q-. J ,L x -,,i.g.,q, AA?3sf-1'? 5. i N. '-NC Xl MM. iainnmf F' OIGU OI The annual staff lS very prouo to present another edltlon of The Zlzzer We hope you wlll enjoy every word and plcture ln lt for years to come We have chosen Your I-hghway of School Llfe for the 1956 Z1zzer By uslng thls theme we hope that you may often travel back over the hlghway of thls year s school llfe and recall many pleasant and ex cltlng memorles We hope you wlll be as proud of thls annual as We are to present lt to you We also hope that It w1ll always be a very dear possesslon to you and a com plete record of your days rn West Plalns Hlgh School ' . q . . w ' ' n - n - ' . ll ' 1 u ll ' ll ' - . n - , . . Table of Contents Admlnlstratlon Actlvltles Classes Sports 6 Musuc if ,mauuuov mnumJgpniw.,..bM-w ...W-A 1.-..a-'uw-.,. ,..-so-M A AIIMINI TMTIU K' - L. L Z 'I -'5vs,i,i. V 1. , , s' Q 5 4'-Q V , ' -M r . . . I ' A '- .,. , h ' A Q - ., f , in O. M . ,. 1. -.. 3 A. ' , f 1, V H- '-1 W 9 6 'L 4 qv - ' ' ' - , ,yur ' -4 -qt-: . wi H1 A ,MW ,, . A vw .anvv , A ,. mf ,,,,,,JL 1-nvwmw W-ff,f,-.. fn- -' f ' W X ' 'k f ',' M m'u ' MMM V .. : My Y , , 1' V- M-w.wvW...,A , A . ,, ,,r.',-35' gg.. ,L V, num' ' ' , ff ,M gli M:j . I . vp A N V. y K Il ix-ev gn. ic-:',.: 9 ?..v.,wv M-M wwf- - f - W .ass . ,nw .2 ws., .,:- 4,,?x,1 AJ.. E' - ' -2' A M'- 6 ' '--T' '- 1' Au. , Q , -W . M- . Mae.-M' -vase:-:N 44 ..p'f IAN, if 4'fY'f? yi fly 0 Y' Aff! if vE: 9, v,. ' 1 I GY' M Ink a 1 xrnhj, -I Albert Bohrer IoeA1d Ir Ioe Evans A T Rou1ntree lack McFarland C W Farnham Ierry Schroeder Frank Farrar Board of Education The men above take upon themselves many hardshlps to see that our school 1S run r1ght They make the lmportant dec1s1ons which make our school the flne 1nst1tut1on lt IS These men hire the teachers who teach us They declde when we should start school and when we should get out of school They dec1de what hohdays we should observe by gettlng out of school These men are elected by the people of the commumty of West Plams After elected to the board they can run agaln or reslgn They act as the govemlng body of our school d1str1ct There has been one replacement 1n the present school board M Ioe Evans has changed h1s resldence and found It necessaryto res1gn as a board member He has been replaced by Dale Hlghtower 'R X 'E MR FARNHAM S SECRETARY Mrs LaFever secretary to Mr Farnham deals with several other schools besides our high school She is well knovsm and well liked by all of the students In addition to her regular dut1es Mrs LaFever takes charge of each organization s financial ac counts She wears a smile whlchgreets each new ap ear P ance in the superintendent s Off1C6 MR. RENFRO 'S SECRETARY Everyone is well acquaint- ed with Mrs. Brill, secretary to Mr. Renfro. Mrs. Brill is the one who signs excuses and bulletin board notices helps change schedules and keeps account of the finance of each organization besides performing her regular secre tarial duties for Mr Renfro We certainly appreclate her tireless efforts in keeping the school well organized awgf-Q CW is My S ll 5 J X 2 'N SPEECH CORRECTION W P H S has been very fortunate thls year 1n havlng Mrs Batten as our speech correct1on1st She has a cosy llttle offlce on the thlrd floor of the ma1n bulldlng Every Wednesday she has classes of h1gh school students who have speech defects Durlng the rest of the week Mrs Batten v1s1ts the other West Plaxns schools to help other students 5 'KWSN F -A GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Th1s lS Mr Penrod our guldance coun selor I-Ie has an offlce on the second floor and the door 1S always open to any student wlth a problem He helps students apply for scholarshlps for college and grves mental aptrtude tests to hlgh school and grade school students Mr Penrod also has several classes in psychology Faculty B21-'nz HOGAN nngush 1 Citizenship Study Hall P5 i ROBERT MADDOX Spanish I G II English I 5. II 1' f H' MORRIS YANCEY . . M. . Bookkpeplng SAM FREEL L Enghsh III Busmess English Business Law GWENDLYN PROPFITT B. S . English General Business Typing JEAN FARNHAM B. S. English I Health Girls' Physical Education Study Hall 'X 'Wm -,J ,,. DOROTHY NLATHIS Ph. B. World History IMOGENE KELL General Mathematics Algebra I G II Trigonometry IOHN BATTEN B. S. Citizenship, Football Drivers' Education G Health LOUIS BOZMAN A. B. Drivers' Education Dlvcrsxfled Occupations BERNICE ADAMSON English I English II W CAROLYN RO HRMAN B. S. English II Speech General Mathematics MARY JOHNSON Home Economlcs LILLIAN ANDERSON B. S. , M. A. Art I G ll CAROL I-LEN DERS ON Fundamentals of Musxc Glee Clubs Mxxed Chorus ROSE LEE CARTER MARY GUM Typlng Llbrdrlan ROBERT HECK Shorthand Study Hall Secretarlal Practlce Mo HISIOTY Health SOC16l Studles I 61 Il Football M' 5 'Q A 2 i . .S , fy' , .M 1 B s K A .ws ., ilk ,Jar HENRY STONE B. S. American History Sociology 61 Government LOUISE THORNBURGH B. S. Citizenship Biology Geography MABEL KENDRICK A. M. General Mathemaucs Algebra Plane Geometry al- In th1s p1cture we see the custodlans 1n thelr workshop These men are always busy keepmg our school 1n order W1th the1r help our school IS kept attract1ve School Helpers These cooks have a great respons1b1l1ty preparlng meals for the students who eat thelr lunches at school They try to plan a balanced diet for the students We would llke to take th1s opportunlty to thank the cooks for thelr hard work 18 The custodians are taking ad- vantage of our fine cafeteria. This is the only break in their very busy day. At the Cafeteria One of the most fanuliar scenes at W P H S 1S the cafeterla line The bell rings at noon and everyone makes a mad dash for the lunch line Of course there is no shoving or pushing and very few try to crowd in and get their meal first although it does happen once in a while A member of the faculty is always present at the cafeteria door to collect the lunch money Another very familiar scene is the changing of classes. Notice how anxious everyone is to get to their next class. Nothing but rush! rush! rush! AH' FOOD AT LAST' The cafeteria lS well staffed this year with two new cooks and they have extra help from students The kitchen is modern and well equipped There are folding doors between each of the rooms that can be moved to make one room out of three classrooms Lets Drive Thru the Math Department The math department 15 com posed of a varlety of courses They are general math algebra plane geometry sol1d geometry trlgonometry and advanced algebra The teachers 1n thls depart ment are Mlss Rohrman Mlss Kendrlck and Mrs Kell At the rlght 1S a vlevv of one of Mlss Kendrlck s general math classes They study the fundament als of mathematlcs how to wrlte checks and study percentages Z0 Mrs Kell shows Verle Randolph how to solve an algebra equation Drlvers Educatlon Paul G Johnson of the Paul Iohnson Motor Company hands the key to the drlvers educatlon car to Iohn Batten the drlvers educatlonal lnstructor Every year the Iohnson Motor Company supplles the hlgh school w1th a new Chevrolet for the drlvers educatlon department l 1 . I I , , , . I , . . - - I I , . . I 1 r s V 2 ,r,A - , . . , , , . A . . The Commercial Department A Busy Place In the commercial department there are two very capable instruct- ors. Miss Carter, who has been with the school for some years, teaches typing, shorthand, and secretanal practlce Mr Yancey the other com merclal teacher has courses 1n typlng general buslness and bookkeeplng One of hls typmg classes lS shown at the left Seconds fly and so do the busy fm gers of Ioan Mor rlson and Norma McCrory durlng a shorthand dr1ll at the board Mlss Carter keeps an eye on some of her typlng students as they do one of then typlng rhythm dr1lls Z1 -ffjia' 9, Mr Stone teaches all the Amer1can h1story classes This lS the jun1ors requlred course in the soc1al studies department They study the h1StOl'Y of our country The class at the rlght 1S studymg the Un1ted States Constltutlon wluch every student must pass before graduat1ng I 22. Social Studies Put Their Learning Into Practice IUINUXT VNS WMU S IIHU ,g-211, E G :fr The soc1al stud1es department 15 composed of three separate re qu1red sect1ons These are social studlesl world h1story and Amerlcan h1story each section havmg several classes each day At the left 15 a scene from one of the second year soc1al stud1es classes world h1story Thls 15 Mr Heck's class and they are Studylng the culture and h1story of chfferent countries around the world N... A As we travel on through the soclal stud1es department we see how Mrs Math1s world h1story students really put thelr learmng 1nto practlce The students 1n the plcture at the left are adm1r1ng some of the typlcal work that Mrs Math1s s tudents do ir' -rg r A V ' it 1 I 4 - V, 4 ' to 1 , - , 1 is T ' . 1 - I at 5 j 1 f ' , 1 . y 5 . A H l ,V X I h I xhv X v y cg mf: crrrh. 1 vw: t . 'I r . Tig - X In i' ' f c fr, ' N .i J if im -r . Wg fy 1 422' 2 - if . , K s 'W' Us 3 . . I We find several interesting sections in the science department. Mr. Davis and Mrs. Clark are new at West Plains High this year. Mrs. Clark teaches general science, chemistry, and physics. Mr. Davis also has general science classes and has two biology classes . The science department sponsors an organization for students interested in the many different phases of science. The name of this organiza- tion is the Science Club. At the right is a scene from Mrs. Thombourgh's geography class. They are deeply engrossed in locating some very famous mountain ranges The students in the geography class have several weeks of map study This map study helps them to be better acquainted with the world they live in They also study loca tions weather and moisture Mike Houston Harry Cole and Ioe Bohrer stand a safe distance away while Smitty Smith tries some thing new in the chemistry lab Hope it works' Traveling Through the Science Department Mr Davis is giving his general science class some firsthand in formation on what makes the world go around I wonder if his theory corre sponds with that of the textbook I Z3 Whats Goang on In the Art Department The art II class d1d a number of murals thrs year At the r1ght 1S one of a football game They also made moblles whrch Ilmmy Asberry and Ronald Nale are working on Mrs Anderson the head of the art department offers her students oppor tumttes to develop their skills and talents There are four art I classes and one class for art II students In the art I classes the students learn the beglnning fundamentals of art They study coloring des1gn prospectrve and many other rn terestlng art subjects In art II oil painttng advanced drawtng and crafts are studled At the left IS a scene from one of the art I classes Here they are worklng on lettermg Lettermg proves very useful in thelr later l1fe They use many different srze pen pomts tn makrng posters and stgns of all kinds Many t1mes the various orgamzatrons advertl sing purpo s es Another scene from the art II class Thrs tlme they are dolng o1l pamtmgs These pa1nt1ngs are rather d1ff1cult and requrre qulte a lot of sk1ll and practrce 0 I . I . . - want the students to make posters for 1 1 . . English Gffers Variety There are three years of English that are required. Miss Rohrman, Mrs. Adamson, Mrs. Hogan, Mr. Freel, and Mr. Maddox are the teachers in this department. The English classes have one semester for grammar and one semester for literature. At the right is one of Miss Rohrman's English II classes. This is a shot of another of the English II classes. This is Mr. Maddox's class . Mr. Maddox often adds variety to his classes by talking and reading in German and Spanish when they study different types of literature. Mrs. Hogan's English I is just as happy as they look, for every student in her classes think English grammar is fun. All freshmen are required to take English I, and they have several instructors to choose from. big: AM? ,, Phys. Ed. Stresses Calisthenics Every student in high school is required to take physical education every year . Both the girls' and boys' physical education classes begin their classes by doing calisthenics , which helps limber everyone up. In the boys' classes they spend most of their time playing basketball and softball. Coach Peters is in charge of all the boys' physical education classes . Mrs. Farnham, the girls' physical education instructor, gives the girls a chance to try their skill at several different sports. In cold weather they play basket- ball in the gym, and they spend the Warm days outside playing softball and tennis. In the early fall, the girls go to the swimming pool for a swim. 26 Keep your knees straight girls. Another Trip Through the English Department We find a scene from each of the classes in the English departments. At the left is Mrs. Adamson's soph- omore English class. Like the other English classes, Mrs. Adamson has her classes spend the first semester on English grammar and the last semester literature. Mr. Freel is the instructor for all the junior English classes. He divides his year into three sectionsg grammar, writing, and lit- erature. Now they are studying grammar which is the basis of the other two sections. Mr. Freel personallzes his classes by adding his ovsm knowledge and experiences to that of the text- book. Z7 xi X xx'-MMXN ,,,,.n-M' 1 'X Xiu nxt H 'u 'iY ' X XR- .ls--5 , -S X, 3 2 ? 'N-. K 5 5 5 'v , ki s .Q H KA' 4-uw: h .T as L l' N-xS'4--1-. RNS X '-- a 'Nj'-N., .M 1, -,Qt H-o.q,,... y NM Q., , 'C .M ig, , s . wwe fwzf ' I 42 ww t 9 ,ie Seniors 'Q My wi 5' I ,war 'A ,,,u- 'A' 1' 'Q MV N40 N ... K. FRONT ROW P Rxcnards Vxce Presxdent I Martxn Hxstorxan S Smrth Sergean At Arms BACK ROW M Burgess Treasurer D Thompson Secretary Mrs Thorrburgh Sponsor D Thompson Presrdent After four years under the money mad leadership of Mrs Thornburgh thls class has more money than any graduating class of W P H S The Sen1or trip to the south was a blg success and provlded many memories never to be forgotten 3 Q x 0 , Q Af 1 -ITF . 5 W K W VA .xx Q 4. 5 A X V if it r T' ' A 145 2 . ' ' , - 5 . ' , ' 5 . , t- - . : . , Z . DOUGLAS HAYES Transferred from Texas 53 Football 3 4 Industrial Arts Club When found make a note of NORMA MCCRORY Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Woodw1ndTrlo 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Science Club Secretary 55 Girls State F H A Most falr of the learned most learned of the fair BARBARA COLLINS Glee Club Pep Club 3 4 Annual Staff Spanish Club Student Council F H A All of the stars are ln the right places MIKE HOUSTON Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 Operetta Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Brass Quartet Science Club2 3 4 Treasurer 54 Boys Quartet Utmost extremes -wfwwl, Vw V Y 9 - an Y, if Z, 1 fi I? MARY LOVAN Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 Iunlor Play Band 1 2 3 4 Flute Trlo Woodwind Quintet Photography Club Drama Club2 3 Orchestra Debate Club Pep Club Thespian Society Annual Salesman Girls Sextet F H A Keep cool rt will be all one a hundred years hence RICHARD IOHNSON Student Council l 2 3 Football l 2 3 Baseballl 2 Track l 2 Basketball 2 3 Science Club Annual King Candidate C O E Club Industrial Arts Club I love old things old friends old books old styles old wine. ROSALEA PATILLO - A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. TOMMY LOVINS - Baseball l 2- Track' Mixed Chorus- Glee Club' C.O.E. Club- Industrlal Arts Club- I-'.F.A. All I know is what I read ln the papa. NORMA LOU LINDEMAN - Llfe goes on foreva like the gnawlng of a mouse. CLYDE BROWER - Baseball- F.F.A. Two heads are better than none WAYNE BURNETT I m a very umble person COREAN IANTZ I believe that ln t e end truth will conquer MARGREI' EADES To see her is to like her LOUISE PENTECOST Be always sure you re right then go ahead PRISCILLA RICHARDS Pep Clubl 2 3 4 President 55 Cheerleader Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operettal 2 4 D-ama Club 2 3 Iunlor Play Thespian Society Thespian Play Annual Staff 2 3 4 Ztzzerette Staff 3 4- Sophomore Class Secretary- Senior Class Vice-President Quill and Scroll' Debate Club' Annual Queen Candidate- Football Queen- Homecoming Attendant. The blush ls beautiful but some- times lnconvenlent. ROYCI-I BRIDGES - Football 1,2 3 4- Mlxed Chorus l 2- Track- llama Club. Assist me up and in coming down I will shift for myself. Ioan JIM ALLEN - Band l , 2 , 3 , 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2 , 4: Operetta 2 , 4: Student Council: Junior Class Vice-President: Iunlor Play: Thespian Society: Junior Rotarian. There's light enough for what I have to do. GINGERAMYX - Pep Club l,2,3,4: Band l,2,3,4: Twirler: Majorette: Annual Staff: Zlzzerette Staff. Sober, steadfast, and demure. ROSEMARYFULLER Pep Club l 2 3 4 Vice President 55 Annual Staff 1 3 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Program Chalmxan S4 Honor Society 3 4 Secretary Zlzzerette Staff Asslstant Editor 54 Editor 55 Science Club Treasurer 55 Quill and Scroll Band 2 3 4 Glrls State Coolheaded with heart aflame SMITTY SMITH Mixed Chorus Science Club 2 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Junior Play Zlzzerette Staff Quill and Scroll Thesplan Society Thesplan Play Glee Club Senior Class Sergeant At Arms I awoke one morning and found myself famous , ' , ILVV SHIRLEY cHR11'roN - Mixed Chorus 3,45 Pep Club 1,z,3, 4, Glee Club 1,25 A 5 Library' Club 2,45 P.H.A. 2,35 C.O.E. Club, Program Chairman '555 Photo- If graphy Club 2, 3, Secretary '555 Science Club 2, 3, Reporter '555 Pioneers For Chrlstg Zlzzerette Staff. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. WBA '.l.9 ,mr 1 1 ' .1 ff i 't te I' I. H. PATTERSON - Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball5 Track 2,35 Z1z2eretteStaff5 Boys' State . Every man for hlm self, and God for us all. ARTHUR BRAUER Baseball Football Boys State Twxrp King Facts are contrary z mules MARILYN GREEN Band 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus Operetta Drama Clubl 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Program Chalrman 54 55 Annual Staff 3 4 Honor Soclety Secretary 55 Zlzzerette Staff 3 4 Orchestra Thesplan Soclety Thespian Play Oulll and Scroll Presldent SS Iumor Play F H A Science Club Glrls State Zizzerette of the Air VVhere there is smoke there lS fxre 453 'N' 423' wwf 335 lm 9' ,pi 1 . 4- . - ,Qu f . ' 'NV W. .k 'Y , wr., . ,,, .,., . If 4, -,rfpgfwff BETTY IO WILLARD Pep Club l 2 3 4 Woodwmd Quartet Lxbrary Club Drama Club Plonees For Chnst Scxence Club Mlxed Chorus Zlzzerette Staff F H A 1 2 Band l 2 3 4 Twxrler Clarinet Trxo Gxve us men men from all ranks DIDBASTIN FFAIZ34 Treasurer 53 Parllamentarlan 55 Football 3 4 Co Captaln 55 All Conference 55 Might ve gone furtherand falred worse NANCY LAFEVERS Drama Club 1 2 3 Llbrary Club Reporter Debate Club Zlzzerette Staff 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 4 Secretary S5 Mixed Chorus As though to breathe were life BENNY ALBIN F P A Track 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Annual King Candldate Thespxan Play Student Council Ploneers For Chrlst Many small make a great ELDONHENRY FFA l234COE Club lm as sober asajudge ANN LANGSTON I never met a man dld t 1 -Q 1. T N , we J ., , 4 ., H. 'Y I in f .- W . Q 5 ' , . N35 - , - 1 1 x me ff gb 1' 7 , H. w , 5 'Z w ww 1331 2 'N-. ROBERT WEATHERFORD Glee Club For my part I ll tell the truth and shame the devil BEVERLY PARRETT F I-I A 1 2 3 Vice President 55 Llkrary C1ub2 3 4 Secretary 55 Pioneers For Christ 3 4 Treasurer 55 Annual Staff Why do you look up so gingerly? LOYD HENRY Better three hours too soon than a minute too late DORIS COPE Every why has a where fore ROBERT MAULDIN A It s better to live rxch than to dle rxch SHIRLEY COOPER Glee Club 2 3 Spanish Club Speak of me just as I am LLOY NELL CRISTY It s better to speak no word at all than to speak more than we should LEON WILLIAMS I m resolved to take Fate by the neck and shake a living out of her LLOYD LOVELACE I wish I were a genius so I wouldn t have to study CORA IANE SMITH Glee Club 1 2 3 Library Club Pep Club F H A I want to see and to be seen Q.,-3 RICHARDS COATS - Let the world slide: I'll not budge an inch. EVELYN SUE CONWAY - F.H.A.: Spanish Club. Who lives wlll see. DARLA WHITE The birch most shy and ladyllke of trees IAMES HIBNER F F A Glee Club 3 4 Woman reduces us all to a common denominator 59-ani GARREL ROGERS Track C O E Club F F A O you mysterious glrls ELLEN MORGAN Spanish Club We dream Ln joy and wake ln love GERALD DUNIHCD I have no mocklngs or arguments 'H3' ff Y '9 aw ARLENE RUSSELL Modest dlgnlty and calm content IVAN CARRELL The world knows only two Rome and I IEANNE TOON Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 C O E Club Homecomxng Attendant A laugh ls worth a hundred groans in any market IIMMYSWCPE The multitude is always In the wrong HAZEL BELL Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club Mixed Chorus 2 3 C O E Club Characta' is a diamond which scratches every other stone HARRY PALMER Transferred from Thomasville 53 Glee Club 3 4 C O E Club I thlnk therefore I am LOUISE SMITH Pep Club 1 2 3 Glee Club2 3 Mixed Chorus P H A Love comforts like sunshine after rain IIM GOODWIN Football l 2 3 4 As If you could k1ll t1me without injuring eternlty ENIMA LOU WHEELER Pep Club l 2 3 P H A 2 3 Mixed Chorus Photo Qfallhy Club C O E Club Treasurer Pretty to walk wxth wltty to talk wrth BILL EASLEY - Mixed Chorus l,2: Glee Club Basketball Manager Pioneers For Christ 3,47 Industrial Arts Club, Treasurer 55 Student Council Good? Well, for something. MARY STEIN - P.H.A. 2 , 3: Science Club Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers EVELYN TAYLOR Transferred from Iefferson Clty 53 Pep Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Photography Club Zizzerette Staff Annual Salesman F H A Know you not that I am a woman? When I think I must speak JERRY MARSH Glee Club Mixed Chorus 2 3 Track 2 3 Football C O E Club Vice President 55 Out of too much leaming comes madness nits W.: GORDON THOMPSON F F A 1 2 3 4 Reporter S3 Vlce President 55 Iunlor Class Historian The brave deserve the faxr SHIRLEY IOHNSON The best of healers ls good cheer PHILIP ERZINGER Track 1 2 3 Pioneers For Christ 3 4 C O E Club Industrial Arts Club I hate nobody I m In complete agreement with the whole world ELVERDA PIKE Pioneers For Christ I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Library Club One should never be ashamed to admit that he ls In the wrong which ls but saying that he is wiser today than he was yesterday y . 114-I 0-my ROBERT KING If it s not true t s certainly xngemous MARILYN SMITH Lilcrary Club 2 3 4 Vlce President 54 Presxdent Glee C1ub2 3 4 F H A Mixed Chorus Her foe ls folly and her weaponwlt JACKIE CCIJKRUM Football 2,3,4, Track 1 ,2 , 3,4, Basketball, Student Council, Industrial Arts Club. Spare me the whispering , crowded rooms. JANET BRIXEY - Band. Love me, love my horse. IOI-IN GILLIAM - F.P.A. l,2,3: Base- ball 3. 4. Life is not llfe at all without a little fun. ALICE HOWELL - Transferred to Texas 'S6. I'm bound for heaven--I hope. 37 :KH LOIS IOLLIFF Lovely gracious graceful grace IIM ASBERRY Mxxed Chorus Baseball l 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 Annual Staff Industrial Arts Club I d study but I can t see any point to lt IOYCE GARRETT Pep Club 1 2 Llbrary Clubl 3 Mlxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Girls Trlo Clarinet Quartet Thesplan Soc1ety Zlzzerette Staff Grrls State Double Mxxed Quartet Happiness 1S speechless SHIRLEYBLACKBURN Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus Glee Club l 2 P H A One grand sweet song IIM LINTHICUM Transferred from Tarklo Mo 55 Annual Staff Mixed Chcrus Student Councll Honor Soc1ety Baseball Angels come to us drsgulsed BARBARA GOOD Band 2 3 4 Wood wxnd Trio Drama Club Library Club 3 4 Reporter 55 Spamsh Club 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Zlzzerette Staff Flute Tr1o To look up and not down to look forward and not back BILL BURRIS Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,4 Flunk early and avord the rush MARJORIE PARRIS Transferred from Kansas 53 Mlxed Chorus I m resolved to grow fat and be young at forty RUSSELL MARTIN Freshman Class Treasurer Bandl 2 Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball Football Track C O E Club Presrdent 55 Student Council The ambition to be either Caesar or nobody BERYLEE MARTIN Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseballl Z 3 4 Annual Staff I wonder what genius fxrst invented the kiss , H' IAYB MEADOR Mxxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Operettal 2 3 4 Football l Z 3 4 Trackl Z 3 4 Industrlal Arts Club President 55 Scxence Club Boys Quartet Wxngs for angels but feet for men EVA RICH Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus I 2 3 4 F H A 2 3 Vlce-Presxdent 54 Sophomcre Class Treasurer Student Counc1l Nothlng succeeds lxke a smzle and a wave GAYE STEVENS Transferred from Washmgton 53 I want to be an angel and wxth the angels fly IARED LANGSTON If a tree dxes plant another one m 1ts place 'in' Q ix ws 'WM Me MARGARET HARGUS Transferred from Pennsylvama 54 Pioneers For Christ Scxence Club Annual Salesman Library Club 3 4 Secretary 54 Quallty not Quantlty RONALD NALE Transferred from Callfornxa 53 Whlle I live let me enjoy life WILLIE MAE LEWIS Let come what may BARBARA NEWBERRY Glee Club Mixed Choms. Good but not too good to be fun. IOAN MAR'I IN - Mixed Chorus l 2 4' Band 1 2 3,4- Operetta- Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Vice-President 53 President 545 Drama Club l,2, Secretary 54, Treasurer '55, Sophomore Class Vlce- Presldentp Iunlor Class President: Senior Class Historian, Girls' State, Homecoming Queen: Student Council, Secretary '53, President '55, Iunlor Play: Zlzzerette Staff 3,47 Thesplan Society, Vlce-President '55, Honor Society, President, Orchestra: Clarinet Quartet. The saying that beauty ls but skin deep isa skin deep saying. GLENDA HOVEY - She has bright thoughts--now and then. ewffsl' 1 Q Sax Rage any 3 -ff MARIANN CARLISLE - Transferred from California 55- Pep Club. Virtue is like a precious stone. IERRY BRISCOE - Let S do it again. SHIRLEY COUNTS - It hurteth not the tongue to say fair words. LINDA HALE - Library Club 1 2' Pep Club' Glee Club 2 3 4' F.H.A. Love me little love me long. MAXINE COLLINS - Pep Club l 2 3' F.H.A. l 2 3' Mixed Chorus 1,2 3- Operetta l 2 3- Drama Club' Library Club. Enough is as good as a feast. ARLENE BAUGHMAN - Glee Club l,2,3,4g Pioneers For Christ 1,2 , 3, 4: Spanish Club 2 , 3, 43 Library Club: F. H.A. There're daggers in men's eyes. PAULINEPERRIGAN Glee C1ub2 3 Spanish Club Library Club Pioneers For Christ Secretary 55 I d rather have foolishness make me happy than experience make me sad DONALD HARBAUGH Baseball Mixed Chorus Annual Staff 3 4 Sophomore Class Historian Photography Club President 54 55 Zizzerette Staff 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Industrial Arts Club Secretary 55 Student Council Ah for wisdom and guidance IERRY RHOADS I will seek peace with the sword BARBARA POSTER Student Council Annual Staff Spanish Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 4 Nothing is lmpos sible to a willing heart Q- W ffl: if CLAUDE ANDREWS F F A l 2 3 Basketball Manager Track 3 4 Marriage is destiny and hanging likewise BONABETH THOMPSON Lllrary Club 1 2 Glee Club F H A A thing of beauty is a joy forever BILLIE LEWIS Library Club 3 4 Vice Presldent 55 Sctence Club P H A Never underestimate the power of a woman DON COURSEY Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football Industrial Arts Club Tall dark and handsome FY ...54Lf' in IOAN MORRISON - Library Club 1 2 4- Drama Club' Debate Club' Pep Club 2 3 4' Mixed Chorus 2 3 4' Pioneers For Christ 2 3 4' Thespian Society 3 4' Photography Club 3 4' F.H.A. 3 4 Song Leader 55' Glee Club' Student Council. Iwlll be like a tree--I will die at the top. RICHARD HUNTER - Track- Football 2 3 4' C.O.E. Club- Industrial Arts Club Vlce-President 55. When the iron ls hot strike. EDITH HOWARD - Glee Club 2 3 4. She who has patience can compass anythlngl ETTA IANE BELL - Trlfles make the sum of llfe. DONNA MCMURTREY - Transferred '53-'557 Pep Club l,2,4:G1ee Club 1,27 Photography Club: Mixed Chorusp Operettag Library Club: Annual Queen Candldateg Annual Salesman: F.H.A. An innocent expression, but you can't ever tell. LYNETTE CRABTREE - Spanish Club 2,35 Glee Club: Girls' State. l will have the world ln my hands. IUDY HOLLOWAY P H A 2 3 Student Council 2 4 Glee Club Pioneers For Christ C O E Club To have loved to have thought to have done HOWARD SMITH l can be pushed just so far LYDIA WHEELER P H A It s better to have a llttle than nothmg BARBARA GILBREATH I believe that Utopla is a place wxthout semester tests ILLENE PARKER Transferred from Kansas 53 Glee Club Love is not caused it 15 LARRY ROHRMAN Footballl 2 3 4 Track l 2 4 Annual Staffl 2 3 4 Co Editor 54 Edltor 55 Student Council l 2 Zlzzerette Staffl 2 Freshman Class Presldent Iumor Play Debate Club 2 4 Secretary Treasurer 53 Iun1orRotar1an Thesplan Socrety 3 4 Thespxan Play Boys State Qulll and Scroll Ploneers For Chrlst Presxdent 55 Annual Salesman It s most enough to make a preacher swear GUY DODGE - GO West, young man DORTHA THOMPSON - Freshman Class Hlstorlan Pep Club l 2 Llkrary Club l,2,4p Homecoming Queen: Mixed Chorus l 2 Operetta F H A 2 3 4 Vice-President '52: Student Council 3,4 Secretary 55 Junior Class Secretary Senior Class Secretary: Photography Club The friends of my friends are my friends BESSIE IONES Nothmg succeeds like success FRANKLIN CHASE F F A Band 3 4 Orchestra Brass Sextet There s a lot of drfference m p1oneerlng for gold and pxoneermg for spinach DON THOMPSON Football l 2 3 4 Co Captain 55 Track 1 2 3 Student Councill 2 3 4 Vice President 54 55 Sophomore Class President Senior Class Presldent Drama Club Mixed Chorus Iunior Play Science Club 3 4 President 55 Photography Club Thesp1anSoc1ety 3 4 President 55 Thesplan Play Annual Staff Annual Salesman l 2 3 IunlorRotar1an All great men are dying do I look sick? MYRNA BURGESS Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Operettal 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Freshman Class Vice President Senior Class Treasurer F H A 3 4 President 54 Secretary 55 Ploneers For Christ Secretary 54 Annual Queen Candidate Double Mixed Quartet Iunlor Play and her hair IS so charmlngly curled ANNA LUE WORKMAN Pep Club Mixed Chorus 1 2 Operetta l 2 Accept the grft of a friend sincere IOAN BENNETT Glee Clubl 4 Library Club 3 4 Annual Staff F H A If at fxrst you don t succeed try try again Tough as na11s Hard as bricks, West Plains class of 56 Juniors Dav1d Svedarsky Sergeant At Arms Ioe Bohrer Treasurer Ierry Lasater President Barbara Rathman VICE Presldent Mr Beck Sson or Barbara jones Secretary Susan Sellers Hlstorlan Th1s class entered hlgh school w1th hzgh hopes They elected Cynthla Rlchards as the1r Freshman presldent They d1dn t make much money but they laid the ground work for comxng years The followmg year as Sophomores thls class elected Susan Sellers as their pres1dent Th1s year the class added more money to the1r treasury and made plans for the future As Iumors th1s class started w1th b1g plans They elected Ierry Lasater as the1r pres1dent and started to work f1l11ng their coffers They are hard working upperclassmen and are sure to go a long way 1 ' ' 1 1 I 1 I 1 ' I . , , .- . - . - ' l J 1 4 1 1 1 - 0 - . , . 0 . 1 1 ' 1 1 IOHN ADAMS FRANKIE ALLISON DON ALSUP DEAN ALSUP RAY AN DERSON BOB BABB GARY MAX BALL PATSY BANDY Q 2' I an '97 S fnfl VZ ,fi X 'YQ 'Um IOHN ROBERT BARR PAUL BASTIN OUENTIN BEN DOINNA BLACKBURN IIMMY BLANIKENSHIP IOE BOHRER CONNIE BOLEN MAXINE BRYAN ,H gg Q J, is 4 ' f L., A ' 3' 3 5, A , , ::-V L X V, Y' 3 Lf? ,QVEZJX Q 4 t Z - h , 2 W A ' 42 ' 42 I x I 'J f , xx ' 3,1 aa . 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JAMES FITE ROBERT rms MAxxNs FLETCHER oss FLOYD 'W 'KR' Q CARL rosrrzn '9- IERRY FREEMAN EUNICE FUHRMANN PATSY FULBRIGHT fx ,QL in 4' DORIS HALL IEAN H.ALL GLEN HANCOCK VIRGINIA HANEY MARY SUE HARPER MARGARET HARRIS ANITA HAYES DANNY I-HBNER it I 'S .9 I! 4 I 1 ' 1 A .P ,9- ,fi, A x ,,' A Q H3 -T' -J I . ..x rf.. . SA e .,.' ' -- . X L' ' ah 'L :A+ ' . - N-223 A f I If Y JW ' . .u ' .4-ln.. DOROTHY I-IIXON CLARENCE HOLMES BETTYE HOLT ROYCE HOPKINS LOUISE HUNTER BARBARA IPCGRAIA WILLIAM IANZEN IUDY IARVIS 49 E' . 'ala 3 L3 ,175 if .M ff :-3 l I-IERCHEL KING VIRGIL KING SHARON KISSICK CHESTER KNIGHT IOYCE KOENDORFIIR RICHARD L iFEVERb BONNIE. I xNL STON1 D IVID I. KIXI SIOIN .. 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Sophomores r BACK ROW Larry Forbes Treasurer Mr Penrod Sponsor Freddy Boyer Secretary PROINT ROW Iackre Harrls Hrstonan Suzy Murphy Vlce Presrdent Patty Callrhan Presrdent Thrs class entered h1gh school wrth a record breakmg number of students They elected Sam Duncan as the1r Freshman presrdent They set the1r future goals h1gh and are now on the1r way to aohlevmg them Thetr Sophomore year got off to a good start when they elected Patty Callrhan as the1r presrdent They entered 1nto several moneymakrng proJects a refreshment stand at one of the basketball games and a baked food sale They are now plannlng a class party 2 'ff 5 'M' M15-A MM' A3411 219' ie WANDA BENNETT IERRY BLANKENSHIP BETTY BOLEN IOELLA BOTTOM HAZEL BALL DEAN BELL IIMMY BENTLY ROYCE BILLUPS ELBERTA AMYX BOBBY ANDREWS DONALD BABB BERTHA BENTLY M IANET ADAMSON IANICE ADAMSON DON ANDERSON PAT ANDERSON 4'-F' Q 61 IM 57 NATALIE BOTTOM FREDDY BOYER RICHARD BRIGGS VIRGINIA BRITTON VVILLIAM BROWN IRIS BUDD KENNETH BUFF SUE CALLAI-IAN xi Q wp.. 1 Q rw fir 5. ,,. 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SALLY SCHROEDER BRENDA IUNE SIGLER GLENDA IAN SIGLER GLENDA LYNN SIGLER KAREN SKAGGS DARLENE SPARKS ,fv- -l DAVID SEARS RICHARD SHARP VIRGINIA si-IEPARD -in 3 -,..2 .ff '14 I - DELLA PAY SLOAN , , Y - .4 A , A ' 7 S-.4 A BOBBY SMITH no , 'S J 7 V' BRUCE SMITH I N 4 1 ' 3 .vlt I V f -I IANET SMITH L x 1+ , V ' Fl- LELAND s'rr:PHzNs RUBY sruss DONALD STRONG - .4,,,,,W L, ,,,, 'D A f r ' 2'-'f A y h , x 'FY A Q - 81 7-3' DALE SUKOW i' 4, X- N'iin 'f f '- : was as- 1 4' , 'L . A ARTHUR VAN DERTOOK HAROLD VAUGHAN BONITA VOLK RAYETTA WALCHER HERBERT WALESKY fl 5' , Q L DAVID sULuvAN'r DONA svvEAR1NGr:N LOUISE SWINSON .4'f?4 'i I ff .Q BILL TALLEY L .V V DON nm: 1,3 L ' 'fn ' -f. BETTY THARP . ALICE: THOMAS Y P ,N u:JQ ZL K A 0 X KELLY WALLACE OPAL LEE WALLIN comm: wAsmNGToN L 5 , A ff 'N ' .,. R M 1 Q RQ' L, N , ' X I, 3 .xx 7 E Q' W f IAMES WETZEL IUNIOR WILLARD wwf' 2 27' zz' 'mf QW ,J 1' '41 .15 FERN WHITESIDE MARY WILBANKS ww RALPH WILLARD AN NETTE WILLIAMS ROBERTA WOLFE EARLENE WILEY lp-1 'fiynii IERRY WOMACK DAVID WOOD IOANN WRIGHT KAY YADON ROYCE YOUNG 83 . .:v, , I 'v ,V 11.5.2 . A r ', , ' V, H J I - ' A 3 I ' - - 'D 5' .V fmtww 1 ,w , JI f I I .6 i,, I i l,- ' I : Q - it H r I A IVV' A4 TV L V W ' , VAAA , V A l I ft , V 5 L, Y V I W 4 V , V , .Wh V VV i ' , , sq! an aw fl fx W Q A K AC TIE M4 Q, , f ,L 4. MA,,sff?E'.,f , A L f - 7 ' f V ' ' V ' 31:91 , 1 2, i ' ' H -- ,Af . yn ,ing-fr '- . W' 1 ' 'w?f'f' Lf? f'+,.Q52'f7,f-'U., f - f4wj'w 0 MV if A iv' Y wf, 4244- ,gy . ? W . ,' W A wif' fb A if 'Q W K, V Trip. Q ,M gm fy , fw A ' f,g,T?w . 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Q 3 S fame, Educational Club Th1S year there are many students enrolled ln C O E whlch 1S taught by Mr Bozman This COUFSG lS for students who want to work and attend school The students meet ln thelr classes dally to recelve a week to recelve another credlt at the same trme Only those who have a Job may enroll one credlt They have to work a mlmmum of flfteen hours Thls course ava1lable only to IUHIOFS and Senlors IS very popular There are more students who want to take C O E than there are avaliable Jobs In the upper left plcture we see Shlrley Chrltton trylng to make a dress sale at Eads Store where she 1S employed In the upper rlght p1cture Gary Pennell 15 shown at hrs Job at Murphy s Furnlture Store Dlrectly above we see Laura Budd waltrng on a customer at the Clnderella Confecuonery where she 1S employed At the left we see Rlchard Iohnson at hrs Job at the Model Drug Store worklng at the soda fountaln Honor Society I Llnthxcum M Green C Iantz Mr Freel I Martin R Fuller I Martin flaresidentl C Iantz Nice Presxdentl The West Plams Chapter of the Honor SOCIBIY 1S a member of a nat1onal organ1zat1on that 15 represented 1n about 2600 other secondary schools 1n the Umted States The symbol of the chapter IS the flammg torch and the colors are gold and whlte There are four requlrements for membershlp 1n the Natlonal Honor SOCISYY One must be superlor 1n scholarshlp demonstrate qualltles of leadershlp take part 1n worthy servzces and have strength of character 11m Llnthlcum who transferred here from Tarkxo Mo automatlcally became a member of our Honor Soclety because of h1s aff1l1at1ons with the Honor Soclety xn Tarklo where he was Student Body Presldent It should be the goal of every h1gh school student to become a member of th1s worthy or gamzatlon Qulll and Scroll 4.41 SEATED M Green lPres1dentJ Mrs Gum N LaFevers lSecretaryD STANDING S Smlth I Martln R Fuller P Rlchards L Rohrman The Qulll and Scroll 1S an organlzatlon com posed of students who are outstandlng 1n varlous phases of hlgh school Journahsm In the plcture at the nght we see Rosemary Fuller and Larry Rohrman who represent the school paper and the annual Mrs Gum 1S the sponsor of th1s honorary orgamzatlon for hlgh school Journahsts. These students spend much of thelr own tlme gettlng thelr asslgnments for thelr varlous act1v1t1es I i, ,j A' df? , Q i I if I 5. A' ,M . W? x M M cv Q i , 'X , fQ ,,4f L go I ff' V M Z ' 4 'QP 89 Zlzzerette Staff SEATED S Smxth R Fuller Mrs Gum N Lalfevers T Saunders ROW1 P Calhhan M Green N McCrory C Crlder P Pul hnght S Murphy I Garrett S Sellers B Rathman S Klssxck G Amyx ROW2 S Duncan D Harbaugh F Boyer P R1chards I Martin B Willard S Counts B Good M DeShazo I Adamson S Chrxtton At bottom left we see Rosemary Fuller lflditorl and Ioan Martxn Business Manager! In the other p1cture Marxlyn Green fM1ss Zxzzerette of the 1-url is shown A 1 fam 1, ,gl -A ' ii 5 ,rv q . .1 , ,L , ., .,,j4,,, ,mp EM, , ' ' Hwj' 1453230 Q-Qu YQ- . 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Future Homemakers of America 45' SEATED C Rlchards S Sellers B Parrett B Iones Mrs Iohnson I Morrxson M Burgess F Farrar ROWl E Weatherford C Eudy F Shaw M Shaw N Bottom B Lambeth P Mahan N Morris S Murphy I Mlller M Nunn V Wrllxams B Rlchardson S Uphaus E Weaver L Iollxff P Rogers ROW2 B Langston L Thompson B Iansen B Colllns B Rathman V Ferguson L Lane I Patlllo S Garner D Blackburn T Strasser S Furney K Tompklns K Yates S Chr1tton M Summers ROW3 D Mc Murtery I Turner M Green I Hall B Amyx A Russell S K1SSlCk I Adamson D Thompson B Sparks S Starkey M McM1ll1an D 5h1P1eY V Moore B Lewis B Staggs B Sears G Workman The Future Homemakers of Amer1ca IS a natlonal organ1zat1on for students studying Home Econom1cs The1r purpose IS to create a good atmosphere 1n both the homes of to day and those of tomorrow Q., B'-e X qu These busy Home Economlc Students are learmng the bas1c steps rn preparmg a meal and rn puttlng together a garment They learn by actual expemence CABOVEJ Lyda and Erma are worklng on thelr project CBELOWI Kathryn and Barbara are m1x1ng a cake batter Home Economics Department v F! The F H A held thelr formal 1n1t1at1on on October 17 At thls meetmg the new members went through a mock trlal to prove thelr worthlness for membersh1p Shlrley Furney acted as executrlx for those g1rls who were found gu1lty of neglectlng to perform the1r dutles Offlcers for the F H A 1n the year 55 56 are Presldent Barbara Iones V1ce Pres1dent Beverly Parrett Secretary Treasurer Myrna Burgess Hxstorlan Frankle Io Farrar Parllamentanan Cynthla Rlchards Song Leader oan Morrlson Reporter Susan Sellers ,..f ' KABOVEJ Th1s year the students have a life sxze doll wh1ch they use while studymg chlld care Mrs Iohnson IS showing these girls the proper way to dress a baby KRIGHTJ Emphasls 15 put on the bulletin board which 1s always kept up to date and attractive looklng Bessie Iones is fitting her blouse on the model to get an exact f1t The Home Econonuc classes plan a style show in the sprlng of the year 1n which they will model their garments Nu Future Farmers of America GSE it 4 R. ROW1 D Kenslow fReporterJ R Ludwlcl-cfSecretaryJ I SkaqgsIPres1dentJ Mr Douglas G Thompson Wlce Presrdentl I Burden fTreasurerD N ParrettfSentlnelJ ROW2 T Mauldln R Luna D Doss B Lawrence I Harrlson R Harrls D Burden R Tackett Hunter I Duggln W Roark H McAnlnch C Newberry B Potter A Pond R Mauldln C Norten I Roop I Garrett ROW4 W Shaw D Doughty K Buff W Ianzen G Carter B Parrett D Coats R Hopkms B Spears D Tyree M Bradley D Bastm H Morris G Surface D Kenslow W Brown 11 A sf l I ' . C. Cotter, C. Holloway, D. Sullivan, oi Ray, I. Goori, 'H.Vau1ghnZ B. Hall.. ROW 3: Il4..C,tes, S.lRhoads, B: Murphey, Cross, R. Y Y Y 1 fu X f Vg. O 94 AGRICULTURE BOYS IN THE CLASSROOM IOHN SKAGGS-PRESIDENT Student Council -dl ROW l I Garner S Murphy E Rich P Callihan L Brown M Carrmgton B Collms I Land K Yates Miss Carter ROW2 I Holloway I Walker D Thompson D McMurtrey C Richards I Martin I Morrison K Rank B Howard S Duncan ROW3 M Green R Martin I Roop H Downing D Harbaugh I Linthlcum B Easley D Thompson I Lasater D Kenslow The purpose of the Student Council is to co ordmate student interest and faculty superv1s1on to the end that the better ideals of democracy be accomphshed STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT C Richards CTreasurerI D Thompson fV1C9 Presldentj Mxss Carter I Martln CPres1 ldentl D Thompson fSecretaryI U-, Li QA T,x 1 Mr Renfxo D Thompson Miss Carter I Land S Murphy I Martin C Richards I Roop I Linthicum D Harbaugh A large Christmas tree was placed on the second floor of the main hall by the Student Counc1l which served a worth while purpose Food and clothing were placed under the tree which laterwas distributed by the Salvation Army Christmas music was played during the day DQR Th1s lS the Student Councll taking act1on on one of the many problems which they try to solve for the betterment of W P H S Pep Club ROW1 B Benn B K Farrar V Ferguson S Uphaus M DeShazo I Vaughn E Rlch M Burgess ROW2 I Bohrer F McCrory Hopkins P Rogers A Eldringhoff E Llnderman I Faulkner S Murphy N Bottom R Haynes I Mahan K Yadon D White Kesslnge' S Clennon K McFarland V Williams B Richardson V Britton K Tompkins ROW 3 S Sellers B Collins B Rathman Wlsehart P Calllhan M Harris P Stultz H Ridge I Garrett N McCrory P Ball E Taylor P Duggan I Turner K Yates Stuart K Palmer S Crltton D McMurtrey B Langston P Richards Mrs Farnham ROW4 R Fuller R Huston S Blackburn I Farrar S Dodge S Schroeder S Calllhan I Morrxson P Carr I Adamson C Richards A Slms I Martin B I Willard Amyx I Lasater S Starky V Moore R Iohnson B Sears H Bell The officers are Rosemary Fuller Nice Presldentl Priscilla Richards lPresldentJ Barbara Rathman lsecretaryl Suzy Murphy lTreasurerI and LaKeta Meador and Ieanne Toon who ls not shown lSergeants at Arms! Marilyn Green KProgram Chalrmanl Mrs Famham the Pep Club sponsor works long and faithfully tn the lnterests of the Club She ls always on hand when needed for anything ai' xx N 'Y' 1-K sw I 3 t 1 ' I hs 'A Photography Club SEATED B Langston D McMurLrey P Fulbrlght D Harbaugh S Chrxtton I Morrison STANDING Mr Freel I Adams I Davrs E Roe M Cates T Preema U 'Pa' At the1r meetmgs, these students learn how to develop film, and are taught the correct procedure ln taking a picture. They also study the different parts of the camera, and are shown how to take care of it 100 P Fulbrxght KVICE Presrdentj, and D Harbaugn CPres1dentJ planmng the program for M Cates Checks the Camera befflfe the next meetmg taking 6 P1CtU1'e , M A S I 'T , s ' wr'- ' rl , . y W, ,fox K, ,xx V -4 , A 4 05 ay Q ' , , 4 LH- - ' f ' . . . 13, ' r . 5 K. if . 6 , 5 - 1 - I - ' . - , . ' , . . : . , . , . ' , - I 4 r Q n An . Y I SEATED KLeft to RlQht, B Parrett P Perrlgan B Albxn L Rohrman ROWl R Wolfe V Haney C Crxder M Musuon K Palmer I Miller B Roulntree I Land V W1ll1ams A Baughman ROW2 B Rlchardson H Rldge S Chrrtton D McMurtrey E Wrllard G Fuhrman V Britton S Sellers V Washmgton M Holloway M Wolfe ROW3 I Morrxson E Flke C Iantz L Erzlnger B Easley B Parrett N Parrett L Wright Th1s religlous organizatlon was formed by students 1nterested ln the study of the Bible and 1ts contents Then' weekly meetings consmst of interesung talks by local mimsters whlch are enjoyed by the members Pres1dent Larry Rohrman V1ce Pres1dent Benny Alb1n Secretary Paul1ne Perrlgan Treasurer Beverly Parrett l devotionals, Bible quizzes, and Thespian Soclety ROWl P Calllhan P R1chards D Langston M Lovan ROW2 M1ssRohrman S Furney B Langston M DeShazo R Lafevers S Sellers C Richards ROW3 A Russell I Martin D Thompson I Morrlson V Washxngton N LaFevers L Rohrman 02 The Thesplan Soclety is our highway to drama Every year the Thesplan Soclety sponsors a three act play that everyone is welcome to part1c1pate 1n Thls year the Thesplans chose We Shook the Family Tree' for then annual presen tation This hllarlous comedy was enjoyed by all Thls organlzauon gu1des its members to a better knowledge and apprecxatlon of drama A student must have at least ten po1nts garned through partlclpation 1n dramatlc act1v1t1es . At the left are the offlcers of our Thespian Soclety. They are Margaret DeShazoQSeQ'etar'yJ , Cynthla Rlchards CScr1beJ, Mlss Rohrman CSponsorl, Ioan Marun KVICS Pres1dentl, Don Thompson QPres1dentl , and Larry Rohrman KTreasurerl Q O ' - V V I 2' ' ll I vs, ' ai 3 0' i 47 k A 9 , ra M 3 A K , Y.4 ' .ll The Thespian Society Play THE CAST Ioan Martin. . . Hildegarde Dolson Larry Rohrman. . . Freddie Shermer Don Thompson ...... Mr. Dolson Marilyn Green . .... Mrs. Dolson Tommy Saunders .... Mr. Shermer Priscilla Richards . Mrs. Shermer Io Turner .................. Jill Ioyce Garrett . . . . . . Ellie Mae Smitty Smith . . .... . . . Bob Benny Albin . .... . . . Jimmy Trena Langston. . . . . . . Paige ,vying Above, Freddie tells Hildegarde that it's not his fault he has to wear knickers . At the left, Mr. and Mrs. Dolson tell Freddie that Hildegarde will go to the prom with him--even though he wears knickers . At the right Mr. and Mrs. Shermer come to the Dolsons' to complain about Hildegarde's actions. In the mix-up of the play, Bob tackles Mr. Shermer by mistake. Freddie stole his pants and Bob thought it was Mr. Shermer. The plot of the play was a hilarious mix-up which came to an end when Freddie and Hildegarde left for the prom and every- one else was left trying to straighten out the mix-up. 04 Spanish Club ROW l I Howard M Mustlon N McCrory W Eagleman D Romans I Freeman E Weaver E Taylor B Colllns P Duggan B Good W Taylor S Sellers F Wxsehart Mr Maddox ROW2 B Rathman V Ferguson A Baughman V Daugherty F Farrar P Pence I Hall I Lee R Gxlllam R Fuller I Danahy I McHan C Doss V Stephens ROW3 C Richards A Simms P Rlchards N Woods M Holloway C Iantz B Sears D Langston R Merrxtt D Anderson G Stein H Cole I Rathman D Crozrer Hey Caballerosl Let's drive south of the border with an e nerget1c group of udents who endeavor to learn more ut our southern nelghbors These senore er the supervlslon of Mr Maddox are students who are takmg or who have taken first or year Span1sh A11 party meetin bus1ness meetings at noon hours One of the mam events of the year for the Spanish Club is the breaking of the pinata at the Christmas party Thls er ship of DavidLangston president, the Club has 1ncreased 1ts membership to more than twice of last year's membershi s and senor1tas und second year the Club holds gs at night and year under the lead P SEATED F Farrar CProgramC'1a1rmanJ B Rathman fTreasurerJ S Sellers lSecretaryJ STANDING D Langston fPres1den0, Mr Maddox fSponsorJ, D Croz1erfVxce Presldentl O .7 V as , f :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. f ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. f ,.,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 1. ,. ,. . .. ,. ,. ,. ,. .. ,- ,- ,. ,. ,- - . 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Sclence Club ROW1 I Bohrer F McCrory W Dav1s I Harns P Calllhan I Faulkner I Mahan N I McCrory I Womack V K1SS1Ck h n Mr Dav1s ROW2 I Bottom K Tompkms K Yadon L Langston K Md-'arland I Bnll B Garrett B Gum M Nunn L T ompso K Bash I Hall I Turner R Fuller M Green S Calllhan V Stephens B I C K Palmer S Chritton D McMurtrey M Hargus 11 d R Hutson B Lewis A Srms P Carr D Hollingshad M Stem ROW 3 T Saunders D Langston S Duncan Davis H Cole I Lasater D Thompson D Davidson R Martin C Hamm Crozier D Svedarsky B Smxth I Rathman S Smlth I Bohrer C Holmes The Sc1ence Club, one of our largest and most 1nterest1ng organ izat1ons has grown steadlly under the capable leadersh1pof Presldent, Don Thompson At thelr regular meet1ngs the club does expenments, sees mov1es, and has guest speakers The a1m of th1s club 15 to create more interest in sc1ence and pro mote better understandlng of th1s subject among hrgh school students Presldent Don Thompson Vice President Davld Crozier Treasurer Rosemary Fuller Secretary Norma McCrory Librarlan Sam Duncan Reporter Shirley Chritton 10 O , l , :. , . , . ', . ', . ' , . , . ,. . , . , . , . , . , . , . ', . , . . . , - , . . 1- ,. f 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' . I 1 I ' ' Wlar,. ,. :. ,. , . , . '1ton,R. LaFevers,M. Manning,F. Boyer, C. Hard1n,I. , . , . , . , - 1 . , . 4, . , 1 l, . , . . . . : 4 nnaouanno I I - nnocu ' I an u mourns '7 The annual staff is a staff which works very hard. They have deadlines to meet. These deadlines can not be met without hard work and close planning. The purpose of the annual is to compile as many of the interesting events which occur throughout the year, as possible, in an interesting way. This is their main objective. The staff does not make the annual for financial purposes. They try to make the book so it will cost the students as little as possible. nk.. Qs: 2 x ' ' fy T ' l it - km qv 1 if , l, 1 ' ll .4 l T r ' fi : y I f k 1 . 1 K .H if 'f ll' In the top picture we see Cynthia Richards and Larry Rohrman figuring out some layout work. We also see Susan In the middle picture we see Ierry Lasater busily pasting pictures while Larry Rohrman is typing the written material for the page. The picture at the bottom of the page shows Cynthia Richards and Barbara Ion es identifying people on one of the pages in our annual. Sellers and Patty Callahan working on their sections. -I C i ' ' fa? ll SRL 8.19.5-f5liEE Terry Kirkland and Pat Duggan are crowned 1956 annual King and Queen by Mr. Renfro in the annual assembly. The band played the processional and the recessional for the ceremony. A musical program was presented for the royal couple before the crowning . 5 Auuuq. ANNUAL O ,495 T-Q1sttC'7 A .. , 1 ... ..,.,.. :,5, 4 it Q-kftn YL. V' 1 K 111 'if If 141W Xi? xXx Q--.. X X 'tw-Cv? xxx Q xgss .,,,, W 4, .4-f , ff 1 'ni 1 'iw iii, ml 1, I ig 1,1 x I f Jr 'T '5 If 'if' . 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'vt 1 Pr we Lf wt rft f E l,'Parrcu ec Goal The Llbrary Club 1S an orgamzauon of students who take a speclal lnterest 1n the servlces of the hbrary and the hbrarxan Any student who can work one hour each week ln the llbrary IS ellglble for membershlp Mendmg and catalogmg books, maklng out book orders and fmdlng materlal for students and teachers are just a few of the endless servlces the club members prov1de Christmas Proiect ROW1 P Calhhan B Garrett C Cr1der Mrs Mathls C Hamllton E Amyx S Duncan ROW2 I Momson K Mustlon E Weatherford S Murphy M Summers N Bottom K Tompkms ROW 3 W Taylor V Button V Daughtery P Pence R Gxllxam M Houck I Hays I L e ROW4 B Gum I Mc!-ian P Carr M McM1llan V Moore T Saunders M Green M Manmng P Boyer 2 Th1s club 1S to help the students learn more about the problems and affaxrs of the world today They hold weekly busxness meetlngs and monthly program meetlngs at whlch t1me they study about different countr1es OFFICERS SEATED Sam Duncan Carl Hamilton B111 Garrett STANDING Carolyn Crlder Patty Callxhan Reporter President Secretary Vxce President Program Chairman : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . . . , - , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . . - . - . . , . , . 9 . 2 . , . , . , . , . , . , - , - I WM.. i. 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MH Industrial Arts Club .Q Sl .2 vf' BOTTOM ROW I Meador QPres1dentJ R Hunter cV1C6 Presxdentl Mr Beck lSponsorD B Easley CTreasurerJ D Harbaugh QSec Garner H Wolesky THIRD ROW C Newberry D Gohn R Ford R Anderson I Asberry B Langston H Downen C Davrdson R Lalfevers I Schwegman P Erzinger FOURTH ROW G Wmn D Hayes R Johnson B Martm R Weatherford C Hamxlton I Carrell C Hardm D Anderson C Stewart M Budd A Thompson K Hall BILL EASLEY I B MEADOR RICHARD HUNTER QOFFICERSJ Th1s club 15 made up of boys who are particularly mterested rn wood, electrlclty and metal works They are members of classes wh1ch g1ves them tralmng m these f1elds Mr Beck grves these boys hls t1me and expenence w1th the purposem mind bemg of makmg them better acqualnted w1th the art of maklng thlngs w1th the1r hands Thls c1ub1s an extracumcular actlvxty The boys g1ve up then own t1me to get th1s v1tal expertence It 1S not compulsory that you be in the club 1f you are ln one of Mr Beck's classes It 1S a very worth whrle orgamzatlon T7 I , ,. ,, , i A H R ,L .Y xv - A 1 A if 'K P ' 5 .11 ' I ' 'R ' 'x 1 Q f' H ' 'A'-A -.. ' A 3.36-. - JS, Q Q y 10 'f , YEUSYYD- SECOND ROW: I. Rickman, I. Garner, I. Floid, R. Parker, B. Whitsell, L. Langston, I. Morrison, V. Randolrah, B. Wrioht, B. , . . , , 1 '-I . . . . . I Q. L . Q I I Y 0 y V Y ' ' ' ' ' - In the plcture at the r1ght we see some mdustrlal arts students engaged ln study1ng the prlnclples of the dry cell battery In th1s class you not only study somethlng you bulld one of your own as these boys are dolng Ns., At the rlght we see Santa s l1ttle helpers The Industnal Arts Club agreed to repalr all toys that the Soc1al Sclence Club collected These toys were dlstnbuted to needy chlldren at Chustmas In thls plcture we see Mr Beck the Club s sponsor offermg a llttle needed as slstance At the left these boys are seemg how the drill press operates In thls shop course you learn many thmgs that may help you when you get a Job 11 5 Christmas at W P H S Thrs was the Christmas scene ln Mrs Anderson s Art room It shows the trad1t1onal Chrlstmas scene You know 1t took a lot of hard work to make the beautlful scene in the picture Er! 6 ivy Thls plcture was taken 1n Mrs Thomburgh s room. Besides havmg a large drawing of Santa Claus on the wincbw they also had a Christmas tree wtich they decorated 116 ww Th1s scene was taken from Mrs Math1s World History room These pictures were on the bulletin board They show when Christ was hom and varxous other plctures of the cele bratlon of Chnstmas Even the llbrary celebrated Chrlstmas by havmg a Christmas tree and attractlve bulletm board arrangements C-LL.: 6 uma, Ch ch 3 1 gg 'Mn nh Pd 3 'Q Tm 'C un The Student Counc1l calendar mm 9 A-A also took on the season s look Ch in in 5 umm N Each month d1fferent members of C V 5rf Cikfu, board and calendar M iblecld 'Q' e4 In P JC Sp rqfreu rq -Lia Thls bulletm board decorat1on shows the Vlhse Men on then' Joumey to Bethlehem 4x 117 , if H l - if l f , I ' m .r ' N 'Vi , I f 1 V , - 1 ' 4 I 2 - '- -..MM 4 evra 5 i'3?f:'l' G A123111-5 fy . r 'T' . ' as HI' l tm? S g Wftsf . , 1' 0 1 1 I2 ' r - ' . .' l'i ' I . U ,151 Q., the council decorated the bulletin -'gxvfgk-'llSD'FQ:i -ff Q0 v.np...,' Q A in . rm: , -- v'Z'.f..: cc?-'WZ hr ' ,iff ' -:tant atoms, ' 4 en . Q . I 0, A ' L 1-' - Christmas trees were found ln almost all of the rooms and they were all very pretty Th1s IS how one class had the1r tree decorated These Chr1stmas decoratlons play a great part 1n helpmg to carry out the Amencan way of celebratlng the Chr1stmas ho11days Ll 118 Many of the blackboards were decorated with various Christmas Scenes done in many attractive colors. Here for example is a snow man, an angel, flowers, and a Christmas bell. This fine display of Christmas spir1t was found 1n M1ss Carter s room These d1sp1ays helped to pro mote the Chr1stmas sp1rit that the weather falled to do ,J Besides hav1ng a Chr1stmas tree some of the classes had decorated the wmdows and black boards w1th beaut1ful draw1ngs The drama and debate class was chlefly responslble for th1s room belng decorated Twerp Party The Student Councll sponsored an all school Chrlstmas party to clrmax Twerp Week Each class had a nomlnee for Twerp Klng they were Freshman Leroy Martln Sopho more Bucky Parrett Iumor Davld Svedarsky and Senlor Artle Brauer The Semors came out v1ctor1ous and Ioan Martln crowned Artle Brauer Twerp King of 1955 fi L Above the Iumor G1rls Quartet composed of Fredricka Wlsehart Vxrglnla Washmgton Frank1e Io Farrar and Shlrley Purney s1ng a dedication to the Twerp Klng Below a Crosby Christmas made up of CLeft to Rlghtl Don Thompson Jerry Lasater Kenneth Rank Ilm L1nth1cum and B111 Easley '1- CLeft to Rlghtj Prlscllla Rlchards clarlnet Frankle Io Farrar Alto sax Ilm Allen drums Iohn Rathman tenor sax andM1ke Houston trumpet 119 X Ray Mobile Vlslts W P H S 'rx ,ggpuif fewpwi MISSOUR STAT DIVISION OF HEA MOBILE CPVQT We .Sis Check up time The Mlssourl Division of Health visited West Plalns Hxgh School on October 19 Chest X Rays were taken of the students and faculty members to determine whether signs of tuberculos1s were present Z0 M C Sensors at Work The senlor class of 1956 lS probably one of the most money mad classes SINCE the days of Bob North With the help of Mrs Thorn burgh thelr ma1n class sponsor these k1ds have fmally achieved then' goal that of golng to New Grleans on thexr Senlor Tr1p Of course it has taken many money maklng projects and much hard work to secure enough money for thls tr1p but they made lt! :QQ 42 Plctured on th1s page are two of the many money makmg proJects ln the top two plctures several semors are shown WOIKIDQ ln the con cesslon stand at a basketball game The two p1ctures at the bottom of the page show workers at the concesslon stand that the sen1ors operated at the Howell County Falr last summer I 1 I . 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A' l A Marching Band ROWl G Amyx ROW2 Instructor H K Glenn Assxstant Drum Major B Amyx P Rogers N McCrory I Garrett B Benn K Yadon M Bryan C Rlchards B Langston B Wrllard P Ball M DeShazo ROW3 I I-larrrs K Mustxon N Bottom B Volk S S hroeder I Good S Murphy I Womack C Cole I Vaughn M Lovan F McCrory ROW4 I Glenn P Richards K Tompkxns P Wlsehart R Fuller A Eldrxnghoff I Land S Starkey S Callxhan B Farrar B Rouxntree I Bohrer ROWS I Marun M Green I Adamson P Stultz E Weaver R Bean S Krssxck K Bash V Brrtton L Brown R Cochran S Sellers ROW6 S Garner I Krexgh B Wnght B Grant E Chaprn G Hovey I Lalfevers I Goodwm M Cates S Duncan V Moore F Farrar P Carr ROW7 I Ollver I Allen B Garret M Houston I Rathman D Crozler R Wxllard F Chase B Smxth W Davxs S Furney The Hlgh School Marchmg band has, through the years bu11t up a reputatron as bemg one of the most colorful attractlons of the football season The elghty plece band concentrates prlmarlly on performlng at half t1me durmg football games These performances conslst of prec1s1on marchlng Tms year for the flrst t1me the band part1c1pated w1th some seventy frve other bands 1n band day at Columb The band has also partxclpated 1n several parades The people of West Plalns are quite proud of our band and we belleve that they are Iustrfled 1n domg so, as the band has worked hard and dlllgently throughout the fall season 24 DRUM MAIOR GINGER AMYX X . 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A 1 I F 1 1 -- 'll n ia. . 1 1 ITORS J OWN gf Cur Band In Achon Dur1ng the fall season the band partlcipaed m many parades and half txme performances at football games Here are some pictures of our band during a few of their performances The f1rst p1cture IS of the band marching at the snake dance for the homecomlng football game In the nuddle of the page lS a plcture of the band members vlewmg the Thanksgiving football game The last picture 1S of the band during the half time per formance of the Thanksgiving football game The band on parade The band at the Turkey Day football game The band during half-time performance. 12 Z Concert Band its we yu-ss' wg., 4,949 K Tompkms M Green I Land S KISSICP S Calllhan B Farrar V Button N McCrory S Garner F McCrory I Bohrer V Moore B Roumtree F Farrar ROW 3 F Wxsehart B Wlllard R Fuller G Amyx A Elderlnghoff M Houston E Weaver B Wrlght B Grant I LaFevers D Crozler K Bash G Hovey W Taylor I Adams I Rathman P Ball I McHan ROW4 I Harms N Bottom I Adamson P Stultz K Mustlon W Davxs B Smmth W Ianzen F Chase R Cochran M Cates L Brown S Sellers S Duncan I Garrett ROW5 C Rxchards I Glenn B Benn M Bryan I Allen I Ollver B Sears Instructor H K Glenn At the end of the football season the marchmg band becomes the concert band Then the band begins concentrating on more difficult music which IS used for concert purposes The first performance of the concert band each year is the Christmas Concert Usually the band has an exchange concert a tour, or they travel to contest Th1s year the band took a tour About the middle of the concert season this year the band par ucipated in the Band Festival at W1llow Springs The last event of the concert band is the Spnng Concert Our concert band is rated as one of the top bands 1n the state and we are extremely proud of its many fine accomplishments SAXOPHONE QUARTET F Farrar B Rouxntree I Rathman I Bohrer U T to I Xa! f u i ' V' , I , ' 'gf If Y L 1 , ! 9 lr . -. , ' , 5 .' '-5 4 f I I . - A I A ,, Vw I si .l , 1' YV if Y I ' ROW 1: S. Schroeder, B. Good, S. Murphy, S. Starkey, C. Cole, I. Vaughn, M. Lovan, M. DeShazo. ROW 2: P. Richards, I. Martin, I Crchestra ROWl I Glenn B Roulntree R Smxth I Felty M Hays I Hays B Ianzen V Washrngton ROW2 I Kennedy C Lovan P Carr M Houck N Schwegman A McFarland A Pease R Pease B Good I Vaughn M DeShazo N McCrory S Garner A Volk I Mc!-lan K Palmer ROW3 B Garrett I Adamson K Yadon K Bash L Thompsor E Slnclaxr M Holt I La d S Klssrck S Calhhan S Duncan S Sellers F Chase K Tompklns I Martrn P Farrar I Rathman P Ball I Garrett ROW4 Instructor H K Glenn C Rlchards B Benn M Houston E Weaver M Bryan I Olrver I Allen S Furney P Richards B Sears The High School Orchestra is a much newer organization than the High School Band Since the time of its orgamzation it has grown in both size and quality Unltke the concert band the orchestra lS organized during all of the fall season However, the orchestra does not actually start performing until the Christmas Concert The orchestra has traveled to contest two years and has taken a tour one year This year the orchestra went to contest The cxchestra also attended the Orchestra Festival thrs year The orchestra participates in the Spring Concert and for its last event it performs for commencement exercises STRI G FUIRTET ova I f was C Iartz :. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. . :. 1. , . ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. r,, ,.n, - 1- 1- 1. 1. 1- 1- 1- 1. ,, ,.' . 3 1 -- 1 1 1- 1 - 1- ' 1 . 1. 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Z7 128 Muxecl Chorus VA ROWl S Garner M Fmley I McBr1de E Rxch L Smxth B Mlncher S Oakes M Burgess S Murphy I Bohrer D Blackburn K Palmer S Chrrtton D McMurtrey I Garrett M Smxth M Mustxon ROW 2 F Farrar L Thompson B Rountree M Houck F Wl59haIT I Walker A Russell O Allxson C Cole S Schroeder M Lovan V Washlngton V Brltton I Adamson I Koen darfer C Richards P Carr I Morrlson D Hollxngshad P Rlchards I Mart1n B Wxllard H Ball ROW3 S Starkey B Staggs V Moore N LaFevers L Brown L Forbes B Garrett T Klrkland R Butler I Ollver B Haddock L Hergeshxmer R Anderson G Hancock I Allen I Lxnthlcum I Meador H Smxth C Flnley P Buff I Goodwln B Burns I Hall DOUBLE MIXED OUARTET ROW1 I Martln P Rlchards I Garrett M Burgess ROW2 M Burgess L Rohrman B Easley I Allen The Mlxed Chorus is one of the larger mus1c organizatlons It lS composed of 70 students 50 g1r1s and 20 boys Of the three vocal groups, the Mlxed Chorus does more performing and par t1c1pat1on ln mus1c events Every year the Mlxed Chorus presents an Operetta This year the Mixed Chorus gave The H M S Plnafore The members ofthe Mixed Chorus worked hard on the Operetta and lt wasa huge success The Mixed Chorus participates 1n the Chrlstmas Concert every year It attended the M1xed Chorus Festlval 1n Thayer thxs year lnstead of traveling to contest as in years before The Mlxed Chorus partlclpates m the Sprlng Concert and as the last event of the year lt per forms for Commencement exerclses I , I ' 0 ' a A Y A ,li,l,:4,33Q A X rf ' 'K '10 .E ' . 1. ,.',. 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Girls Glee Club rf ROWl C Hopkxns A McCartey R Pxercy S Clennon M Nunn I Crabtree S Burk M Harms H Kessmger S Parent E Weaver P Mahan I McFarland I Kennedy W Taylor V Krsslck L Lane P Anderson S Lawrence E Holt M Cc-ble ROW2 I Smlth M Carrxngton L Hlxon W Eagelman M DeShazo C Lovans M Smrth I Bennett E Lmdeman B Rl nardson V Wrllxams P Pence D Prrtchard P Stultz A Elderlngfoif B Iones P Wxllrams V Ferguson A Baughman G Gleghorn ROW3 K McFarland I Glenn S Calllhan A Wrlllams M Holloway T Stresser B Colltns B Foster B Stewart P Pcrrlgan S Dodge M Wolfe I Blackburn E Krng B Iohnson I Mc!-Ian I Hopkms D McThompson E Howard F Burge E Flke A Eagelman M Robmson The Glrls' Glee Club hke the Mixed Chorus IS one of the largest music organlzations It is com posed of seventy glrls The Girls Glee Club is larger this year than lt has ever been For the last few years it has im proved greatly, not only ln size but also ln quallty Llke the Boys Glee Club the Gxrls Glee Club concentrates mostly on pleasure smglng and learnmg music techn1ques instead of performlng and participating 1n a large number of mus1c events The first event for the Girls Glee Club IS the Christmas Concert IUNIOR GIRLS' QUARTET S. Putney, F. Farrar, V. Washrngton F. Wlsehart Z Boys' Glee Club ROW l M Heselton I Morrlson O Provow D Tate L Hller K Wallace I Wxllard R W Plerce D Burden L Mann ROW2 E Koendarfer E Crow K Lane D Sukow H McAnench D Cherry G Warren L Romans B Galloway E Carrmgton ROW 3 I Asberry I Smlth B Spears I T Collxns A Vandertook H Palmer I Galloway S Smlth D Kenslow R Kmq 130 BOYS QUARTET S Smlth I Asberry H Molxnench I Morrxson The Boys Glee Club is one of the newer music onganlzattons Until last year the Boys Glee Club was not an orgamzatlon in 1tself but rather, the boys' section from the Mixed Chorus The Boys Glee Club is the smallest of all the music organiza t1ons Several of the members of the Boys' Glee Club parucipated 1n the Mixed Chorus operetta The Boys Glee Club took part 1n the Christmas Concert the first of thelr performances This year they also sponsored a boys quartet to go to the contest The mam object of the Boys' Glee Club IS not for performmg purpose but rather for slnglng pleasures and becomlng fam 1l1ar with music te c h n 1 q u e s - - 1- 1- 1- 1- ,. ,. 1-- 1- 1- I- .. 1. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 1 .. ,. ,. ,.. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . I 1 I I I n 1 I I o I a 0 - . ,. ,. ,. . 11411 :Jig - 32 GIRLS QUARTET B Farrar I Land M Lovan VIOLIN QUARTET B Roulntree I Glenn P Carr K Yadon CLARINET QUARTET K Thompklns I Martm P Richards M Green I B. Rouintree ,' ' I I ' I 1 I CLARINET TRIO L. Meador, F. Wisehart, B. Willard. FLUTE TRIO M. DeShazo, I. Vaughn, B. Good VVOODVVIND TRIO M. DeShazo, N. McCrory, P. Richards. f Zh If N 'Jil '52 lf' t r Q 1 ' fl 7 I . 2,2 , , 1 ? 'Q' I V x Q: X 5 ,, - A, 1 L ff pl I ll Mixed Chorus Operetta The Boys Chorus and the Slngxng Chorus 'Tip IQ The Leads Srrrley Fu rey ard Terry Kmalard Every year the Mlxed Chorus presents an operetta 1n whlch members of the vocal groups par tlclpate Th1s year the Mlxed Plnafore by Gllbert and Sulllvan After selectlng an excellent cast the Mlxed Chorus worked hard and d111gently and the results proved to be rewardlrg They presented one of the best operettas that has ever been glven The settlng of the operetta IS on a Bnush Naval shlp the Plnafore The plot conslsts of a lovely lass who falls 1n love Wllh one of the sarlors Her father the captaln of the Pmafore stands between hrs d aughter and her love affarr Flnally however the sallor wms the hand of the fa1r malden and the ending IS happy 135 QI: L he I X 4 , f 1 as it rf ' .... 1 V f r V We .Jn l . SL 'mv . . I X C horus chose the H. M. S. L , 0 . Ls .:-,4 ll ii- , I Ser. ' - 'I I .h V . . ., ' 1 , l . l J , 3 ,'1h The Singing Chorus the Dancrng Chorus Captarn Corcoran Cousin He-be and Srr Joseph Members of the Chorus Dxck Deadeye Ralph and L1tle Buttercup MEMBERS OF THE CAST Iosephme Ralph Captaln Corcoran S1r Joseph Buttercup D1ck Deadeye B1 Cousm Hebe Sh1r1ey Furney Terry Klrkland Davld Cromer I B Meador Susan Starkey 11m Allen B111 Garrett Bobbye Staggs The superb smglng and actmg of the chorus and parucularly the cast the colorful dances and the dellghtful settmg created a truly wonderful operetta 5 .Z -unq- van di ,' l LEFT TO RIGHT V Moore S Starkey V Washmgton I Walker I Allen P Wrsehart D CYOZIEY C Rlchards F Farrar M Houck I Meador B Farrar I Bohrer Th.. 3 , X rf' THE DA'-C NG fl-CRLa r D ThE SI -GIING CI-ORUS for the event were very beaut1fu1 138 The decoranons THE ORCHESTRA, SHIRLEY FURNEY, ACCOMPANIST. Chrustmas For the past four years the muslc department 1n wh1ch the Mlxed Chorus Glee Clubs band and orchestra part1c1pate The numbers that are glven by these groups are sacred and popular Chnstmas muslc Thls year the muslc department presauted an excellent concert which was auoyed by all THE ORCHESTRA IL Concert The members ofthe music groups wcrked hard on the decorations for the program and they created a beautiful atmosphere. The lovely decorations, com- bined with the beautiful music presented that evening, made for one of the nicest music events of the year. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Q 3 iff ' Q Q D f ' 5 k ,, S , K K V A ' ,. ,X .- W, , --D-W-V L W A . ,s ' lm .. xii :Qi . - -iwyf ,,.gg5:.q,g:.,,m:-,V f - -ff ,.....4...Q-0-va:-A.-mf' , -' M ' ' . .-.Q---fwfmf t, ,wfffg IX? , 1 X -'. uf A' K M ,. , A , .iff 1 Q -1. N 4 - N L . , V-2' ' ,l ,Q .' ' A L ' , 'jgfif l 1 , ' ,. 9-4 Af.- - -wwmgp 'V f-, ' W - 3, , M N ' ' -' f 121' 1' 4K3 A 1- , ' ' ' , ' - . 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'N W, ROQE Bruno:-:s -an ,gr - N 4 , 1 .QL f A. , Ag' i 1. .4 4 EQ 'Y' ,f , Q2 f 'Q , 4 f -Bit S 3 5 vw 4 K X .M---gp kg: ' fi W DAVID SVE DARSKY gk , ,M IAY MEADOR n N ,, 1 I ,Q 'Wil' 1 mga 'Q if 'X W RICHARD HUNTER Q, DAVID BASTIN iq S f tn? www ,1 , 5 31 , f r ' Ra fm 3 N , ff CELEB my A :A ' 5 d U? ' i ll , . , , as 4 ' 2 BENNY ALBIN f im? f .- f K1 X vii 1- ,W RQ, ,353 H 'X N 5, 1 A f I C' X DON THOMPSON ! 4- X 3 w 'Q I , r fam -A ,0 f y- X ARTHER BRAUER 1' S gg, I, fr 5 . f, v OE M Mnoucuxs HAYES nf U f Rf 4- If ,C f-ur , ,rf uw ,WW 2' '1 ' LARRY ROHRMAN LARRY FORBES ,WW 5 44N W 4' if x XX X -Q f f QA 4, XA., i 292 My , .HW ' 'I' I' A Ah.,,,,f1 R22 .2 1, zz' if I af sw 4 , ,gr 1 .gs 6 1 1 ,L X ,4'8 'ul' ,, ,wg'.!:-', 2 lan' 3'2 1 lllllllllllgj 53 ' 4 W -LI7'-1'W'7 f21 M-91, 'fn '!'Ii 352 IOAN AND ESCORT,' RICHARD IOHNSON The bright point of the half-time ceremonies at the Homecoming football game was the crowning of the Home- coming Queen. This year Ioan Martin was chosen to reign over the Homecoming festivities. At half-time the queen and her attendants drove onto the field in convertibles. While the band played appropriate music, Ioan descended from the car and walked through' an aisle formed by the Pep Club and the Band, to the sidelines where she was crowned Homecoming Queen by Don Thompson. After the crowning the girls and their escorts were seated along the sidelines where they watched the Zizzers defeat Ava. 52 The queen and her attendants view the game. Iean, Ioan, and Priscilla enter the field. QUEEN IOAN ENTERS THE THRONE ROOM Probably the most awaited social event of the school year is the home- coming dance. This year, the dance was held in the gym after the Zizzer- Ava game. The gym was decorated with a fall air by the members of the Pep Club. At one end of the floor was the throne in which the queen and her attendants reign- ed over the dance. Refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served by the members of the Pep Club. Alumni and students alike turned out for the occasion to make one of the largest crowds ever to attend a home coming dance at W P H S In the opinion of everyone this year s dance was one of the nicest ever held and one all of us will long remember The dance This year the Pep Club sponsored the Paul Mitchell Band which played at the Homecoming dance They provided very lovely music for the dancing and put everybody in Just the rlght mood Everybody agreed that the Paul Mitchell Band put the finishing touches to an already perfect evening 153 PRISCILLA RIC HARDS 54 THE QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS Football Banquet This year, in reward for their fine per- formances on the gridiron, the Pep Club gave the football team a banquet in the cafeteria. The members of the Pep Club served, and the team members enjoyed the food immensely. After the meal, the speakers for the evening, Coach Aldo Sebben and Coach Harold Stratton of SMS were introduced. Coach Batten and Coach Heck also presented trophies to the most valuable lineman and the most valuable back These trophies were won by Don Thompson and Iack Cockrum Coach Batten presented letters to the team members The highlight of the dance after the banquet was the crovsming of the football queen The members of the team elected Priscilla Richards a senior for this year s queen She was attended by the two runner ups for the honor lean Lasater and Cynthia Richards The queen was crowned by football captain Don Thompson Following the Coronation the evening was spent in dancing and a good time was had by all The dance . . 1 The queen is crowned Jif- COACH BATTEN, COACH STRATTON MRS. BATTEN, COACH SEBBEN 155 JS' xt ,X A 'ff V, 5' A Y 7 Y v X f! X I i K . A , 1, Xa f- u N N 'W QW v mf, hu.ff'2l film K: y ky X? 'ff W V Y I 7 fgH15K,wZQ,3:, C if I X X -fWJ'W?Vj1 4Q 1 Xf N! 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Springfield Alton 45 50 40 41 Zizzers 58 Zizzers 54 Buffalo 46 Houston 26 West Plains Invitational Tournament Zizzers 6 Zizzers Zizzers Zizzers . MammothSpgs 36 Alton 44 Van Buren 4 6 Couch 42 Zizzers . . . . . . . . . Van Buren Zizzers . . Zizzers Zizzers Zizzers Zizzers . . . Zizzers Zizzers Zizzers H denotes games to be played 9c'k .-. 'ki' ..- .............Ava ff... ........ .. .... ....Buffalo . ......... Joplin . . . Willow Springs . ....... Doniphan . . Mountain View . . . . Mountain Home . ...... .Thayer H' kk 'kit ES' O I. H. PATTERSON BERYLEE MARTIN 3.4 3 IIM COURSEY 4 , 2' f DON COURSEY LARRY STULTZ C Zlzzer SAM DUNCAN fs? 'f Ui.. DON ALSUP IERRY HALL Cagers IERRY KEITH COACH PETERS 162 4 auf' 'g,.. The g1rls get 1n the spotl1ght Mlss Carter s home room managed to capture flrst place H1 the glrls d1v1s1on 4 Intramural Second place goes to the team representmg Mrs Clark s home room Basketball Mr. Heck's home room captured second place in the boys' division. Intramural basketball champion- ship game gets under way. Mr. Penrod's home room is the intramural basketball champs. 165 1 Miscellan N if H 2 ,423 9,543 1 ? 9 M 'Sl Xa lY 167 8 Plams Coca Cola Bottling Play R efreshed West WEST PHONE 4 0 7 BROADWAY And Hardware 1 COURT SQUARE PHONE D' PWM' 30W '! 5 Fuller? Jeuelry Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton Phone 232 Watches imp, 5'f,,4,, Preacher Roe: Super Marker Groceries Fresh Meats 40 Court Square Phone 356 Phone 533 Highway 63 6. Broadway A D Roper Store 36 Court Square Phone 0zark Bakery Court Square Cahir Parry Home of all Kinds of Fine Dairy Products Phone 499 Highway 63 North 22 Court Square Phone 74 Bolrrerk Drag Store First Rate Drug Store I l 1 O O l I IOVYIID UND!! 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A lrndoe Varrery Stores ' ' . - ' 94 ' ' '- Z Red Apple Drug Store The Rexall Store C Earl Armstrong C Chas Armstrong Reed Harlm Grocer Co Washlngton Ave West Pla1ns Mo 50 Years of Dependable Servrce Kellett landls 13 Court Square Phone 251 Jlm s Clothmg Quallty Clothes For Less Wash1ngton Ave Phone 347 Robertson s Funeral Home Ambulance Servlce Phone 521 or 1000 West Pla1ns Mo West Pla1ns Mo Parker 6 Vazglm S1ncla1r Servlce 210 West Ma1n St Baymlller Auto Service For Pontlac and Cad1l1ac 413 N L1nco1n Phone 434 West Plams Packing Co 901 Lmcoln Phone 37 We W1sh To Thank The Advertlsers For Helplng Make Th1 s Book Posslble 'kkki' h 1 . A M- J Ao , Q , A fheslvne Me Lbmpany .f s 174 Adamson Bernice . Anderson Lillian Batten Iohn Batten Marilyn Beck Burrel Bozman Louis Brill Marie Clark Posey Carter Rose Lee Davis Kenneth Douglas Steve Farnham C W Farnham Iean Freel Sam Glenn Harold Heck Robert Adams Iohn Adamson Ianet Adamson Iamce Albin Benny Allen Iim Allison Frankie Lee Allison Opal Alsup David Alsup Don Faculty . 15-25. 16-24- - - 41-l43- 44- 44 114 5 5 1 21 96 7 17 23 05 17 94 95 9 0 14 10 88 14 27 88 23 124 26 16 22 41 Student 0 110 57 90 124 126 127 57 124 126 91 101 109 142 143 149 3 119 124 126 7 128 136 137 45 156 61 Index Henderson Carol. Hogan Bette Johnson Mary Kell Imogene Kendrick Mabel LaFever Frances Maddox Robert Mathis Dorothy Penrod Hugh Peters Iames Proffitt Gwendlyn Renfro Clarence Rohrman Carolyn Stone Henry Thornburgh Louise Index Alsup Dean Amyx Elberta Sue Amyx Ginger Anderson Don Anderson Pat Anderson Ray Andrews Bobby Anthony Wayne Asberry Jimmy 16-123 14-25 16-92 15-20 17 20 14 25 04 15 12 12 17 141 156 61 14 27 12 97 09 1 2591 2 17 22 17 20 30 14 21 57 92 32 90 98 57 104 38 106 4 4 14 4 4 , ............. 106 , ..... ... , ..... 15 20 l 1 155 , ... ... , .... ... . ..13 155 , ... ... , .... .... 17- - -115 , ... ... - , ' .... . .. -1 , .. . . ........11 ' , ' .. ...11 , .... ... - -1 , ... ......... 23 , .... . ... -1 . .. ... 6- - -9 , ... . .......8- -56 ' , ... .... - -1 , ..... . ... - - -1 , . . ... . .... -1 , .. ...8- - -1 , ... . .... - - , .... ... 5- - -10 , ... . ...... - - -100 , ....... .. - , ....... 17-1 - -1 -127 , ' ... ... - - Gum, Mary . . . . .... 16-89-90-111 Yancy, Morris ..... .... 8 - - -70 , ... .... - -1 -143 , .... 45-100-1 9- -126-143 , .... . ..... ..45 , ... .......... - -92- , ... ....... - -112 98 ---- 128 , ' ......... - - -128 , ' ... ... - - -12 -126 ' , ... ...33- - - -l1O- , ... ... - -ll -12 , ' .... .... 2- - -- -12 - , .... . ...... .. 57-129 , ' ............ i...i.45 , .... .... 45-1 -128 ' , ... . . .... 128 , ... , ... 57 , ' .... . ......... 71 , ... ...... ...... 71 , ..... . .... - -1 , ' ... . ... - -11 -130 Babb Donald Babb Robert Bale Mane Ball Gary Max Ball Hazel Ball Paula 70 71 Bandy Beverly Bandy Patrlc1a Ann Barr Iohn Robert Bash Kelth Bast1n Davld Bastln Paul Baughman Ioe Belcher Norma Bell Dean Bell Etta Iane Bell Hazel Benn Barbara Benn Quentln Bennett Wanda Bennett Ioan Bently Ilmmy 98 99 24 126 127 71 105 124 126 7 33 94 142 143 148 45 143 36 86 71 98 99 9 110 124 126 27 Blankenshlp IerryB 57 143 Blankenshlp Ilmmy 45 143 Blankenshlp Sharon Bohrer Ienme Bohrer Ioe Bolen Betty Bolen Conme Bottom Ioella Bottom Natalle Boyer Freddy 5 6 Bradley Martln Brauer Arthur Bndges Royce Br1ll Ilmmy Brlscoe Ierry Button V1rg1n1a Brlxey Ianet Brotherton Lynette Brower Betty Brower Clyde Brown Larry Neal Bryan Maxine 7 98 99 105 4 126 128 44 45 105 142 1 1 5 92 98 2 24 5 90 91 5 4 71 94 143 149 32 91 42 143 148 105 143 58 98 101 12 124 126 128 134 37 86 2 70 72 6 124 126 128 45 124 126 127 Blllups Royce Blshop Iames Blackburn Donna Blackburn Ioan Blackburn Shirley 38 98 Blankenship, Dinah . 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