Westboro High School - Reflector Yearbook (Westboro, MO)

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Congratulations to the Class of 1956 From ATCHISON COUNTY OFFICIALS Rock Port Mxssourx JAMES F NIXON County Collector S W SI-IELTON Super mtendent of Schools J' 3' J' LOREN W COE County Clerk H P SAVAGE Probate and Maglstrate judge ALBERT KELL Y Cmrcult Clerk and Recorder ROI LA C COOK County Treasurer JOE GAINES Sheriff ' 2 Q :f: :ff af: zj: :Q: :fr . . .-. .L , . . .-, .,. .,. ,. ,. ,. ,P . rf: rj: :fs :jc :j: :Cz . Q :Z: :fr :jr aj: :fc :fx . :jz x11 rf: :iz :Zz :fs Q 1 3:5 rf: lf: rf: :f: If: V ,L ,L J. J J. .L

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enough courage to tell Frexda he was marrled and so everyt1me he saw her commg he would hide And sure enough Frelda just then walked by My ears tuned Into the sound of rnuslc It was a plano but It had a funny sound I looked and saw Carolyn Henn playmg a harpslchord p1ano one that only the best players could have She told me she was openxng at Carnegle Hall and would be jomed by her trumpet playlng husband Larry Swartz 1n a duet Sam McNaughton has become a rlch rancher He stlll llves ID Westboro wlth 5 000 acres of land ten mlles east of town Down deep 1n h1s heart he has a longmg for hzs better half She was kllled ln a Cattle stampede when she fell into the path of the thunderlng herd Roy Stevens I saw as a farmer but Roy has studled S011 conservatlon and agrl culture He has netted lots of money and owns the fxnest farms Roy IS very satls fled wlth hlmself and very happy as a marrxed man Sandra Mather jolned the WAC soon after graduatlon and now has made It her career She IS maklng a blg success and 15 now a Major Before I knew It I was ln the mldst of a polltlcal conventlon and I found Freddy Thacker there He was runnlng for a seat ln the House of Representatlves hasn t become serlous wxth any glrl as yet for h1s only xnterest IS pol1t1cs Next I centered on Darlene Lutz Darlene was dozng very well ln the world After graduatlon she vlslted ln two schools One was for the deaf and the other one was for the underprwlleged chlldren Her heart so filled wlth plty at these IIITIOC ent llttle chlldren that she educated herself for thelr teachmg James Stevens turned to the work of the Lord when he graduated from Westboro He went to the theology school Ln Boston to get h1s tralnlng and after that he held several posltxons but hxs most lmportant one IS actmg as Chaplam of the Unlted States Senate I d1scovered B111 Huston had jolned the Navy and made lt h1s career He was aboard a submarlne for the larger part of h1s duty B1lly won several medals for hls leadershlp and valor and bravery At the present he goes to varlous places to slgn up new recrults Verl Flack was the next subject before I woke up Wlth h1s pen polsed 1n hls hand he was wrxtmg another novel Verl IS really a credit to Westboro as he has won the Pulltzer Prlze three txmes and has won fame the world around The students of Westboro Hlgh are now grudglngly studymg Verl s wrltlngs Hts greatest novel was one ent1tled The Loss of My Flancee whlch tells of how h1s flancee dled before they were marrled Slowly Verl 1s recoverlng from the loss of hrs loved one All at once my dream ended w1th an abrupt halt Scratchlng my head 1n bewllder ment I wondered Lf It really could have been the 1956 graduates from Westboro Hlgh School . . 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 - . I 0 . . 1 1 1 ' I l - . I I I . . He . I 0 Q . , . . . I 1 Q . . . . . Q . . , - ss . ,, - . . . 1 1 . . . - 1 .

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