Westboro High School - Reflector Yearbook (Westboro, MO)

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Senior Will, cor-+'f1 I, Trigger Nuckolls, will my ability to be a loving husband to Sam McNaughton, in hopes that he may someday have a harem. I Ina Elizabeth Rolf will my scholastic record to Kent Teague My ability to keep the basketball bench warm to anyone who wants it I Joe Sparks do hereby bequeath my wrestler s physique to Jimmy Rolf My abihty to work geometry problems to Sharon Ohnmacht I James Clifford Smith with the aid of a much needed lawyer will my spectacular driving to Larry Moses I Larry Swartz will my long hard years of practice learning to play Sugar Blues to Roberta Bargman May she blow and blow and blow and blow I Gary Teague will my ability to get along with Miss Rolf to Joe Clem ent and I want him to try to be as good a bookkeeper as I I Colleen Wmstead will my sophisticated laugh to Mr Huff My ability to change from forward to guard to Jackie Yost Senior Class Hlstow All things must have a beginning Our beginning was at the ripe old age of six Here our freedom ended for nine months of each year when eight mothers sent the following ex cited children with their scrubbed faces and bright new clothes to school for the first hme Our names were as follows Ruby Colwell Plul Hogue Richard Konarska Joe Sparks Gary Teague Bobby Arms Colleen Winstead and Duane Mather However only four of the be ginrung fir st graders are members of this year s graduating class Here under the direction of Miss Marylea Green we learned our ABC s and how to count all the way to a hundred Then came promohon day and we passed into the sec ond grade It was in the second grade that we lost Richard Konar ska and Duane Mather We learned to count by 5 s and 10 s and started reading other things besides 'See baby see baby run and all that child s stuff After all we were grow1ng up stick and a spelling chart Ellris Barnhart J D Chnlungbeard Philhp Mather and Dale Peregrine Joined our happy group here Now that we had reached the half way mark of our grammar school years we advanced to the fourth grade It seems as if four of our class had a little trouble that year Remember boys? Here we added to our class roll Jim Barlow Lois Peterson Diane Wiley Bobby Greever and Peggy Osborn Miss Green was thoroughly worn out after our escapades so she was glad to see us pass on to Mrs Kehm and the fifth grade Feudin fussin and fightin' was our theme song this year Dale Peregrine and Diane Wiley moved away and the only replacement was Inabeth Rolf. Up the ladder we go to the sixth grade lnabeth Rolf and Colleen Wmstead left our merry group and James Clifford Smith became a new member Mrs Kehm was a little leery about letting us go on to the seventh grade but after consideration knew she couldn t stand it an other year First man teacher was in the seventh grade He was Mr Leslie Hurst Tlus year we gained two new members W D Driskell and Wilma Hampton Colleen Winstead returned to our group once more WALSWORTH rm , . . . . ' ' ' ll II I ! Q O s 1 ' 7 0 1 ' ' I . , , ' ' A . I O ' ' ' l l1-- ' 1 As we entered the third grade, Miss Betty J. Green greeted us at the door with a hickory . . . . , . . . . , . . , Q . , . , . . ' . l . . ,, . . . . , . . . . , . , - K ,JP 422-if 1.-n.,..,n.a A I-.na by IRLIUO IIOYHIIII luodma,-s.U I A

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Senior WIII We The Semor Class of 1955 of Westboro I-hgh School be1ng of sound mlnd and body fahemj do hereby w1ll our ab1l1ty to study hard and be the teachers favonte class to all the follow1ng graduatmg classes of W H S We wxll our sponsors M1ss Rolf and Mr Frazrer to any of the remaunng classes that may need them as we no longer need them as sponsors To Mxss Rolf our tall blonde sponsor we leave the tallest most handsome man around He must be over s1x feet tall so he w1ll be taller than she have dark wavy ha1r blue eyes and a ruce d1spos1t1on As we couldn t f1nd one we w1ll leave her all our encouragement To Mr Fraz1er our fa1thful supenntendent and sponsor we leave one large bottle of h1s ha1r restorer wlth mstructlons to use fa1thfully every day We may drop 1n 1n a few years to see how he 15 com1ng along I J1m Barlow w1ll my ab1l1ty to get locked out of Enghsh Class to Darlene Lutz 1n hope that she w1ll carry It out to the fullest extent My br1ght red ha1r I leave to Shella Pltner I Joyce Clement w1ll my ab1l1ty 1n sew1ng class to Joan McEnaney My long f1ngerna1ls to Sharon Kelly to use to scratch as many people ln basketball as I have I J D Chnlungbeard w1ll my abxhty to get along w1th the Edwards glrls to Larry Colwell so that he can be as good a Casanova as I My place 1n the k1tchen to anyone who can stand the stra1n of the work I Ela1ne Edwards w1ll my good grades 1n h1story class to Jerry Barlow My naturally curly ha1r to Barbara W1nstead so lt won t be stra1ght after show erxng Lou1se Hall w1ll my bo1sterous manner to Joe Clem ent 1n hopes that he w1ll contmue 1n the same manner as I Pat Henn1ng w1ll my ab1l1ty to be the b1ggest fhrt 1n W H S to Suzanne Mackoy and I hope she doesn t have as b1g a t1me over the Jerry s as I had Plul Hogue w1ll my perfect attendance record to Larry Moses My ablhty to sleep 1n Engh sh Class to Loetta Carroll may you have pleasant dreams Loetta I Luella Martxn usmng my br1ll1ant bram and phys1c mznd w1ll my red corduroy sklrt and model s fmgure to Sandra Mather I Butch Mather, be1ng physlcally f1t and able w1ll my lover s boy charm to R1chard Layden just so he doesn t try to get Norma I Jerry Moses w1ll my shyness to B111 Huston and my pos1t1on as halfback on the football team to Bobby Clement 1n hopes that he can f1ll my shoes I Amta Mulhns bexng sound 1n both m1nd and body w1ll my pos1t1on for runmng errands for Mr Long to Carolyn Henn My ab1l1ty to get a husband before I got out of school to Sandra W1nstead I Dayle Murdock w1ll my huntuxg ab1hty to Bonme Macrander My three classes wluch I had to take to graduate to Margaret Srruth 0 a l Y Y I . .. , .. 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 K ,I 1 1 . 1 1. , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 0 . . . , 1 I . 1 1 1 I . 1 . . . . 1 1 1 I, , . . .- , 9 ' ' 1 1 I. 1 -. 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . . 1 . , 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1

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Now we were in the final stretch of our grammar school days. ln the eighth grade all wins, no losses. Added to our class roll were William Wilson and Donald Powers. This ends the first installment of the life of the 1955 Senior Class. Next we shall re- live the thrilling moments of our high school years. Our high school days are over and gone: let us look backward to the days of Freshmen dawn, T'was the night of graduation, The 19 Seniors in cap and gown waited with feelings of elation. The diplomas all lay in a neat little row, And the minutes till getting them seemed to drag slow. The parents and friends listened to the speaker, But try as I would the words kept getting weaker. Twenty green Freshmen glad to be alive. Jim Barlow, J. D. Clinkingbeard, Elaine Edwards, Louise Hall, Phil Hogue, Butch Mather, Peggy Osborn, Jerry Moses, Jean Hampton, Donnie Powers to name a few. Inabeth Rolf, James C. Smith, Joe Sparks, Larry Swartz, Gary Teague, Buddy Wilson, Colleen Winstead, Anita Harness, Luella Martin, and Pat Henning were there, too. At the end of the year when we took count, We found that Peggy, Jean, Donnie, Buddy, and Anita had lessened the amount. Joyce Clement came in our Sophomore year, One more to add to our class so dear. Our Junior year Westboro was lucky, but Blanchard was not. Anita returned and increased our lot. Now as Seniors we again take roll call, Dayle Murdock, Trigger Nuckolls came this fall. Now one by one they call us by name, And wish each one good luck and fame. But best of all he places in each hand, A slip of paper we all think is grand, And as the recessional rings out loud and clear, We say good -bye to our high school days dear. We wish we could say to each one what is due, So we'1l do our best and say a big Thank You. BUTCH Thus ends our story up to the present. What. the future has in store for us we do not know, but judging from the pa st, we believe there are possibilities for a successful future. J 4 ,,, TRlG' PAT B f A K9 LOUISE 257' . 1 T ' 4 , 4. , 9 xt U, ' L. , I A., f JOE DAYLE JIM ANI TA ELAINE GAR Y LU ELLA PHIL. Y. in SMITTY 35 X l s