Wheeling High School - Tattler Yearbook (Wheeling, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1959 volume:

I M, W? -4 mfw J vi ,, . k' R.. , l 'wx ii? 1 pg. 1 E, A Y Af' 5-f. I .L F 1 J ': ' 1.'1T!l - 1 1, L, V H-1 ll pu-- sv l v 1 '1' 501 LQ., . Q -gf ' A N 'E+ ' ,. gk? 5' f1 1 f- ,K iii 5:-I' ' 2? W ...JU YA: - L .15 251:44-w Haifj di' 1' F, -. ' 1 5 sl Y.'5-f ,WV ' 1, ' ' , j' 1 f-1 1 1 'k'vj1 v' w u n L Egg... 1 4 ,LV P r ,Q ,q. 1 ,n- -f. ,.L- '.,. w v 1 .xi W ith the passing of time, the echoes of our school life will grow fainter and fainter Soon its routine will be but happy memories. To recapture, in years to-come, old scenes, fun and friendships of yesteryears, the Tattler Staff offers you its i959 annual. The Senior Class wishes to dedicate the following school song in appreciation of the time and effort put forth by parents and teachers who contributed to our education. ALMA MATER On old Wheeling, fair old Wheeling, Alma Mater dear, Ours are hearts that fondly love thee, Here's a toast of cheer. Chorus Proud art thou in classic beauty, Of thy noble past, With thy watchwords, Honor, Duty, Long thy fame shall last. -4 nun' 114 r Jang, ., - v 1 1 -i FRONT ROW: W.E. Condron, Secrctaryg Cecil J. Hogan, Superintcndentg Bruce Canning, President BACK ROW: Robert Littrell, Austin Biggerstaff, Gene Waite, Ross Rader, Treasurer, CECIL J. HQGAN, suPT. F ,.f if if gk A A CECIL J. HOGAN RILEY E. SINGLEY, JR. CALVIN S. DECK Superintendent - Driver's Training Coach - Agriculture English - Social Science CHARLES E. WATKINS MRS. BETTY BARROWS MRS. MARY BUSH Science - Mathematics Commerce - Home Economics Music CARLIN DRUGS N.W. Corner Square Chillicothe, Missouri HUBERT PAUL Seventh - Eighth Grades 4 hir-5-Y MRS. EVELYN CHAPMAN MISS MARILYN WOOLF MRS. LILLIAN GASTINEAU First - Second Grades Fifth - Sixth Grades Third - Forrrrlr Grades 'kir'kk'lrir'kick9c5k'k9t'k'kk'kiek'kk'k CHILLICOTHE STATE BANK Chillicothe, Missouri Phone MI 6-3365 kirkif'k9ck'kkick'k'k'kkk'k'kk'kk'k Mr. Hogan, Louise Seifert, Bob Kimmis Gary Welborn, Richard DeWitt, Vera Grimes J S , fl BACK ROW: Mrs. Betty Barrows, Sponsor, Donald Anderson, Hazel Nibarger, Bob Kimmis, Jerry Gray, Richard DeWitt. SEATEDg Frankie Fitzpatrick, Sharon Allen, Vera Grimes, Gary Welborn, Louise Seifert Shirley Cross. be RAY D. BARROWS FAYE WHITE Bus Driver Cook i kwrr .V ia J 1,3 5 ii 'e ' G m 1' ,Zi-HH e , KEN COBURN HAROLD WATSON Bus Driver Bus Driver I ,M STELLA N ARR Cook BLAND HARRIS Janitor SENIQRS CALVIN S. DECK Senior Sponsor SENIORS 1959 BACK ROW: Jerry Gray, Donald Anderson, Perry McCollum, Gary Welborn, Dick McKiddy, Ronald Thorne and Richard Utley. FRONT ROW: Frankie Fitzpatrick, Shirley Cross, Kenneth Corzette, Sharon Allen, and Hazel Nibarger, 8 iv bf -v 1. Fm ag? ' , fd s ,I ,gs , 1. .-ull is if if A W J f , Mn ..,- ' 11 W K , izlfebg FL WYWRZ W 55 IMHINW 1 3 46 --Q.. Q--1, W.. E S E N ,ff F.F 'QP'- 'Ni 'i W. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of I959, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby set up this will which revokes and nullifies all former wills made by said class. We hereby will. to our underclassmen the following: I, Frankie Fitzpatrick, will my ability to lose weight and to gain a boyfriend to Sharon McCollum. l, Ronald Thorne, will to anybody that wants it, anything l've got. I, Jerry Qly, will my big, hairy chest to Fred Arthaud. I, Corky McCollum, will my ability to have flat tires late at night to Richard Canning Be sure to have a spare along Richard, it's a long way back to town for you and your girl. I, Richard lmgy, will my Brookfield sweethearts to anyone who will take them off my hands. I, Hazel Nibarger, will my sweet temper to Louise Seifert. You might try controlling it Louise. I, Gary Welborn, will my quiet manner and my hard used books to Junior Tolle, but I'm keeping Judy for myself. I, McKiddy, will my ability to skip school to Richard Canning. Don't get caught Richard. I, Donald Anderson, will my fast driving to Junior Tolle. And my ability to play bas- ketball to Larry Arthaud, and wish everyone good luck in the future. l, Kenny Corzette, hereby will my long whiskers to Junior Tolle. Junior, let's see if you can make as good a use of them as I did. I, Sharon Allen, being of sound mind and in good health, do hereby will and bequeath my brightness to Louise Seifert, my basketball capabilities to Thelma Drake, my success in 4-H club leadership to Janice Head, my Home Ed. honors to Ruth McCollum, my neatness in dressing to Janet Coleman, and my ability to catch a man to Karen Corzette. Here 's hoping all my beneficiaries may achieve the same success. I hereby leave the Wheeling School for better or for worse. I, Shirley Cross, being of someone elses unsound mind and body, will the following articles and abilities to the following people: My basketball suit I leave to Judy Coburn. You'll have to grow Judy. My unused text books I leave to Ruth McCollum. Have fun studying Ruth. And last but not least, I will my bookkeeping ability to Junior Tolle ...... Don't forget which is a debit and which is a credit, Junior. We, the Seniors will to the Juniors the ability to skip school, eat candy and throw things in class, run in the hall, talk in study halls, yell out windows, copy on tests, tell iokes on the teachers, and to create confusion in general. But, if and when you do these things, you take your life in your own hands and the said class assumes no responsibility whatsoever. I3 WHEELING BOOSTERS FOSTER'S SERVICE STATION GENE WAITE BOONE'S HARDWARE AVERY'S GROCERY STORE SENSEN ICH 'S LUMBER YARD LITTRELL 8. NARR MERCANTILE CO. Hy-Klas Food Store Phone 2 I Wheel ing, Missouri SMILEY DRUG STORE A Place to meet your friends. Phone 7 or 9 Wheeling, Missouri To learn the difference between FEED and NUTRlTlON call your 4 x 4 sales and service dealer, CHARLES E. UTLEY Phone 4l F I2 Wheeling, Missouri MILBANK MlLL'S Custom Feed Grinding and Mixing Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer Chillicothe, Missouri 621 lf2 Locust DR. LEE JACKSON Telephone Ml 6-2473 Chillicothe, Missouri South Washington sorts at TYE, coRP. Heating and Air Conditioning Awnings and Storm Windows Johns-Minville Home Insulation Chillicothe, Missouri Phone Ml 6-0540 CLASS OF 1959 PROPHECY The date is Friday, August 13, 1975, and the graduating class of 1959 have iust finished their 16th Annual Class Picnic on the Moon. I, being a flying comet resort operator, visited with the class of 1959. First to arrive by the rocket, Jupiter 36, was Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Pierson Qformerly Sharon Allenl and four little Pierson 's. They are now owners of the Thousand Hills farm which extends from Kirksville to Milan and from Unionville to Browning. Sharon devotes full time to helping build fences and to feeding her growing family. The next to arrive was Mr. Donald Anderson now president of FLOP Labor Union. He is to make a stop over to negotiate with the Mars Labor Unions. The trip may be delayed a few days to remlinisce with his old steady Frankie fZsa Zsaj Fitzpatrick, who is head of the Venus Model Agency. Frankie will continue with Donald on to Mars. The next I happened to meet was Mr. Kenneth Corzette, owner of the Corzette Construction Camp. Kenneth was iust called in on his first job on the Moon to con- struct a highway to Mars. Kenneth is still batching, and is fairly well satisfied, but he says he plans to marry in the future. Miss Shirley C3-osshas finally decided after 16 years to give up her career as rocket hostess on the rocket, Jupiter 36, to marry Colonel Jack Isaacs. She thinks that will be a pleasant way to get back to earth. gy Cry, retired baseball shortstop, and now owner of the Pluto Hounds Space Champions Baseball Team, arrived in his especially built Cadillac Rocket. Jerry now tips the scales at 300 pounds which almost weights the rocket down. Jerry and his wife the former Janice Head now 6'4 made one of the most outstanding couples at the picnic Mr. and Mrs. PerrLand Hazel McCollum arrived on their free vacation trip through the Neptune Cheerios Cereal Company. Corky and Hazel brought their 12 children and they informed us number 13 is on the way. Cheaper by the Dozen, says Corky. They now live in the old Wheeling School building which is about the right size for their brood. Next we met Mr. and Mrs. G21 Welborn. Judy and Gary are on their second honeymoon. Garys' is now Dean of the Wheeling University. Judy and Grays' three children find it strict living with a Dean, but they are very satisfied since Gary has bought each a new T-Bird, a Jaguar, and a new Lark. Then we met Richard lmey. He is now a reporter for the Comet Press at Brookfield. Richard says you sure see a lot of girls being a reporter. He has been married four times and they have all been beauty queens. He is now trying to discover another on the outer planets. fBeauty queen that is.1 Next to arrive was Mr. Richard Wayne McKiddy and wife, Thelma. Dick, now working for the Missouri Moon Welding Company, is repairing the line which extends from Wheeling to the Moon. Thelma and Dicks' six children, ranging from 6 to 12, find it hard to finish school on the run. Last but not least to arrive was Mr. R21 Thorne and wife, the former Dolores Albert- son. Ron owns his own stables so you know their hobby is horseback riding. Dee really enioys that kind of life. She even goes on roundups with Ron, so you see they are still horsin' around together. 16 F r F, i ilL ' - , . i - 21'. UU, r -Y . iv 'll' Louise Seifert Bob Kimmis Karen Corzette Richard Canning PRESIDENT STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY-TREASURER H .xii 'WSRQ .Ir v aysikvx-.xx .sf 5 , Thelma Drake Clarence Tolle, Jr. Janet Coleman VICE-PRESIDENT Mrs. Betty Barrows SPONSOR HOWARD'S Shop for Mother and Daughter 501 Locust Street Chillicothe, Missouri Phone No. MI 6-2385 PRODUCERS CREAMERY Chillicothe, Missouri W soF i 5i o MoREs , sg-r Diane Albertson PRESIDENT Q as 18. x ' NAOL. 5 .Y:19CB ',.. s I-v 1. ,. - t Q -ix ,X John Plaster fx 'ld Larry Arthaud x iv' js my Ak' X 'Qx k M. fl ll lin if Wayne Seifert Betty McKiddy Sam Thorne VICE- PRESIDENT Alice Troxel za ...I F? . 4 ... f L X -qi ,V , y X Ax ff! XX, V 7' l Q - ink ' A N Dolores Albertson Fred Arthaud Judy Randall Richard DeWitt STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY-TREASURER .2111 as f oy M... Ruth McCollum David McKiddy Janice Head Louise Nibarger wg, Riley Singley, Jr. SPONSOR f .4 uli1l lig- 1 P Qtl Cha rles E. Watkins SPONSOR Vera Grimes STUDENT COUNCIL Judy Coburn Ralph Canning Linda DeVau1 PRESIDENT VICE- PRESIDENT SECRETARY- TREASURER lit in ' John Heaton Sharon McCollum Karon Sheppard If if's Coin-operated, if's VINSON Amusement Service Phone MI 6-0645 Chillicothe, Missouri MACON COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. P .L- WINKELMEYER 'S FURNITURE COMPANY Telephone MI 6-2950 Chillicothe, Missouri HAMNER JEWELRY 620 Washington Street Chillicothe, Missouri CANTERBURY MUSIC CENTER 5II Locust - Chillicothe, Missouri - Phone Ml 6-4503 Phono Records, Sheet Music, Gifts Musical Instruments - Music Studio Conn Organs - Gulbranson Pianos MILLER PHARMACY Prescription Headquarters 708 Jackson Chillicothe, Missouri TURNER-REED, INC. Phone MI 6-3898 Chillicothe, Missouri Chillicothe 's Most Modern Grain Market Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Grains NATIONAL BELLAS HESS CATALOG STORE 503 Locust Chi Ilicothe, Missouri M. F.A. CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE All Farm Products and M.F.A. Commodities Chillicothe, Missouri SENSENICH JEWELER Quality Diamonds Watches and Jewelry Expert Repairing Phone MI 6-3I6I 7I9 Webster Street Chillicothe, Missouri DR. CHRIS F. GIER Optometrist Phone MI 6-2343 NDE lm W Q, 21 vs W, ., MEN Q s R A- 'E' G ? F . I., riffs IflRS'l' ROW: loan lsaaus, Rosemary - I jx, ll C is fs , . , 93,3140 :- iii? 1 9 l y y .sf 'ft x 3 r EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Hubert Paul, Teacher: Katie Albertson, Glen Allen, Larry DeWitt, Ronald Grimes. SECOND ROW: Lora Isaacs, Martha Lamberson, Ruby Lamberson, Jerry Norman, Gerald Plaster. THIRD ROW: Riley Singlcy, , ,, Toni Swanson, Pearl Utley, SEVENTH GRADE Arterbnrn, Bobby Brennenran, Larry Condron, Lloyd Drake, Ronald Frizzell. SECOND ROW: Lind r Kinsella, Arthur Larnberson, John Sewell, Larry Warren, 'lll f ': G , , f 3- 1 114' 4 L 5 L Q , ll' ' ,J . 3' , O 95 -. R 5- , L- W I H V A X xy' - I' Q si r X Q X V, , i S3 ,E K 77 x, 1 I K 1 fhk A V. Q, X A S Gu 1' , ' ' ' 3 jgrg,.m X, P 5 m f W f ,fig N 's Milli if f gm ' if if 4 v ' 2' 1, W v ll, wil .- , r W , -, , -'-gfEafm5g,.g it I ir-.ss A V , g . 2' i A A A 5 I A 155 I' QV 1- X' E -r is , . r x. ff' liz :I , -,f ' if-iii? 'reg ,, ii ? l I -2: - lil. ' ly W7 'S Y-I N f rig 4 'ii' I .r 525552 1:-,J SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Miss Marilyn Woolf, Terry Albertson, Darrell Arthaud, Marvin Canning, limie Coburn. SECOND ROW: Sue Condron, Shirley Hapes, Lester Morlan, Carolyn Nibar- ger, Raymond Posch. THIRD ROW: Bob Randall, Gordon Sewell, Joyce Stevenson, Eugene Troxel, Linda Waite. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Albertson. i , In V Q. ,N r I il , 4 ,I Q xiii- X 'YQ .1 r-fy JOHN GRAVES FOOD SERVICE INC. Phone MI 6-3600 245 S. Washington You will enjoy our Blue Ribbon Packages of Franks 8. Bologna. BROWN 'S FURNITURE Chillicothe, Missouri All 'R I W e 5 sifigjil i .. 'rf ,A-I - -nu FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Marilyn Anderson, Martha Barnett, Sandra Booth, Steven Booth, Gary Brenneman. SECOND ROW: Diane Bryan. Sandra DeVau1, Dale Frizzell, Paula Isaacs, Wayne Kimmis. THIRD ROW: Francis Lewis, Claude Spainhower Irene Troxel, Linda Warren. NOT PICTURED: Mary Aurerburn, Lucinda Moore. PLUMMER TIRE 8. SUPPLY COMPANY Recapping Armstrong tires and tubes Vulccmizing 715 Locust Street Chillicothe, Missouri BURTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY 720 Cherry Street Telephone MI 6-3644 Chillicothe, Missouri CITY CLEANERS Chillicothe Missouri Q T Y F K . Q M ' ur T 37 QW , i :- ' a , ff '..- -xr. ffl C in ' ' 11? 4 l FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lillian Gastineau, Teacherg Jo Anne Brenneman, Robert Dimitt, Judy Gibson, Carolyn I-Iapes. SECOND ROW: Margaret Jordan, Bobby Lamberson. Jerry Lewis, John Limkemann. Elaine Littrell. THIRD ROW: Teddy McCollum, Ronnie Narr, Trudy Timmons, Mike Watkins. NOT PICTURED: Beverly Crosser. Real Estate of all kinds Auctioneer Col. Hugh V. Campbell Broker Notary Chas. E. Gallatin Salesman CHILLICOTHE STATE BANK BUILDING Phone No. Ml 6-0942 Chillicothe, Missouri ru OV, THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Linda Anderson, Abigail Arthaud, Ricky Brenneman. Freddie Caldwell. Lonnie Dewey. SECOND ROW Johnny Isaacs, Delores Lamberson, Sue Lamberson, Annette Posch, Sharon Spainhower. THIRD ROW: Jane Steven- son, Danny Waite, Mary Lou Warren. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 'lf' G J x s F41 . 12.2 11-fi' I . . v, F 'T' A 3 QI IQ lbs ip . E D? A , A' N ' 6' i ,A , , I ' - . ' lv 1 T s : .1 - s s' Q,1,'.s41lYi,Q- - I My--5. at, R s 4 Q. We Q., tw I' sl'-R 1 , m e 1 - B f A X R f ks f if Q - h-g' I as 5 Q ...E-izglfii SECOND GRADE . K MA Af .RN - W I .sg Wig I -IM it . -A Qi., lrWts.ag,2t FIRST ROW: Mrs. Evelyn Chapman, Linda Beaird, Tommy Booth, Beth Brenneman, Steve Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Donnie Condron, Eddie Canning, Debra Davis, Jerry Fields, Stevie Howe. THIRD ROW: Jim Isaacs, Irene Jordan, Jackie Lewis, Billy Madison, Ronnie Sheppard. FOURTH ROW: Terry Singley, Billy Timmons, Marie Swanson, Mary Waltz . H. EARL BARNES County Clerk Chillicothe, Missouri .Qi 'Z 3 T . 'A J., 'T - x nfl 'I x' rw Y X 'T L K5 6 'SSAP 'l bv ...J r .2:Lg' ies, M 'QM 15. 'r' 'X N, 1 -'G 1 T P ., .ir A m' -M de ,. A A so Q . - ,puhy ci' ' g r I' ,WI Tu ' ' W elif: 't , 10 3,5 Q 1 I .,, ,. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Cherri Bauermeister, Lyle Beaird, Denise Davis. Wanda Grospy, Wilma Grospy. SECOND ROW: Glenda Grimes, Martha Hapes, Larry Howe, Dennis Littrell, Terry Littrell. THIRD ROW: Anna Madi- son, Billy Moore, Terry Narr, Mary Posch, Joyce Sheppard. FOURTH ROW: Diane Swanson, Steve Timmons. MART CUT RATE ,,, 5 EH i 1 9 S L+-..--.. ii Qi li I 1 I x lv X 1 5 1 m f4Ww Wggviixt QL! BACK ROW: Riley Singley, Coachg Dolores Albertson, Thelma Drake, Judy Randall, Janice Head, Betty McKiddy, Richard Utley, Manager. FRONT ROW: louise Seifert, Frankie Fitzpatrick, Sharon Allen, Shirley Cross, Karen Corzette. 1 A f j' Q.. 9 ' 9 if kr 9 uf N .A f or , ,L - N. Q - -57. rf .V I I i 5 , ' - A f E - -Gi LINNEUS TOURNAMENT Wheeling 19 Linneus 50 Wheeling '26 Marceline 24 CLAA TOURNAMENT Wheeling 24 Tina -Avalon 45 Wheeling 27 Southwest 47 WHEELING HIGH 1958-59 SCHEDULE Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling Wheeling 25 'Bogard 23 'Tina-Avalon 28 'Stet 6 'Southwest 24 Meadville 18 ' Hale 13 Linneus 28 'Bogard 19 'Tina-Avalon 26 'Bosworth 32 Liberty 26 'Southwest 29 Linneus 27 Meadville 31 'Bosworth 15 'Stet 39 Liberty 27 'Hale 'Conference Games LIBERTY TOURNAMEN T 19 Bucklin 35 Humphreys 18 Linneus The Wheeling girls won only 5 of 25 games this yearg however many of the games were fairly close and with breaks could have spelled victory rather than defeat. The girls won consolation in the Linneus Tourna ment. as .F isa' .4- and ,Z 1 20. , BACK ROW: Riley Singley, Coachg David McKiddy, Larry Arthaud, Gary Welborn, Kenneth Corzette, Fred Art- hand, Jerry Gray, Richard Utley, Manager. FRONT ROW: Perry McCollum, Donald Anderson, Bob Kimmis, Richard Canni-ng, Richard DeWitt, Sam Thorne. WHEELING HIGH 58-59 SCHEDULE 'Bogard 'Tina-Avalon 'Stet 'Southwest Meadville 'Hale Linneus 'Bogard 'Tina-Avalon 'Bosworth Liberty 'Southwest Linneus Meadville 'Bosworth 'Stet Liberty 'Hale 'Conference G REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Wheeling 57 Wheeling 47 Wheeling 55 Wheeling 40 Wheeling 37 Whe cling 50 Wheeling 49 Wheeling 58 Wheeling 40 Wheeling 56 Wheeling 27 Wheeling 26 Wheeling 71 Wheeling 47 Wheeling 39 Wheeling 59 Wheeling 63 Wheeling 55 Wheeling 59 Wheeling 45 Wheeling 39 Wheeling 46 Green City Liberty Novinger Callao HITIES Wheeling had a very successful basketball season. The Bulldogs won 21 games and lost only 9. We took first in the Linneus Tournament, second in the CLAA Tournament, and consolation in both the Liberty and Regional Tournaments . GARY WELBORN-captain LINNEUS TOURNAMENT Wheeling 53 Linneus 47 Wheeling 41 Meadville 32 LIBERTY TOURNAMENT W,hee1ing 48 Bucklin 64 Wheeling 65 Humphreys 51 Wheeling 82 Green City 60 CLAA TOURNAMENT Wheeling 64 Hale 54 Wheeling 47 Bosworth 32 Wheeling 59 Southwest 72 flilt - J ' -0 Q C a .. W Coach Riley Singley, Manager Dick McKiddy. BACK ROW: Dolores Albertson, Judy Randall, Janice Head, Shirley Cross, Sharon Allen, Vera Grimes, Betty McKiddy, Thelma Drake, Karen Corzette. FRONT ROW: Louise Seifert, Frankie Fitzpatrick, Hazel Nibarger, Judy Coburn, Linda DeVaul, Ruth McCollum. Coach Riley Singley, Richard Utley, Sam Thorne, Richard DeWitt, Richard Canning, Wayne Seifert, Bob Kimmis, Jerry Gray, Dick McKiddy. FRONT ROW: David McKiddy, Larry Arthaud, Gary Welborn, Freddy Arthaud, Kenneth Corzette. ,-0 xv gf, I Linda DeVau1 John Heaton Coach Riley Singley, Richard Canning, Donald Anderson, David McKiddy, Gary Welborn, Freddy Art- hand, Jerry Gray, Dick McKiddy. FRONT ROW: Sam Thorne, Louise Seifert, Shirley Cross, Janice Head Betty McKiddy, Richard DeWitt. '. 1 4:4 in BACK ROW: Coach Riley Singley, Linda DeVaul, Judy Coburn, Vera Grimes, Sharon Mc- Collum, Rosemary Kinsella. FRONT ROW: Lora Isaacs, Joan Arterburn, Katie Albertson, Linda lsaacs, Pearl Utley. BOYS BASKETBALL C BACK ROW: John Sewell, Larry DeWitt, Gerald Plaster, Coach Riley Singley, Riley Singley Ill, Bobby Brenneman, Larry Condron. FRONT ROW: Ronald Grimes, Glen Allen, Ralph Canning, jerry Norman, John Heaton, Larry Warren, Lloyd Drake. 36 Lora Isaacs Glen Allen Rosemary Kinsella John Sewell Larry Warren Katie Albertson 1 l FRANCHISE OF NEW CAR DEALERS OF CHILLICOTHE KEE NY FUNERAL HOME Phone 6-4857 Chillicothe Missouri LONG'S JEWELRY 5l6 Washington Street Chillicothe, Missouri NCRMAN FUNERAL HOME Telephone Ml 6 4417 Day or Nlghf Ralph V Norman Elton V Norman 434 Locust Street Chillicofhe, Missouri 0 ' O v P O 9 9 ,uv Mfrwmwmm -Q :uns-all Q ,.,,..a-W... ,W-mann -r M wm- BACK ROW: Wayne Seifert, David McKiddy, Kenneth Corzette Dick McK1ddy FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mary Bush, Teacherg John Plaster, Richard Utley Ralph Canning John Heaton, Clarence To11eJr. Adelane's Vogue Anderson Service Station Dr. L.L. Atha Ralph S. Bartlett H.D. Boylan Green Hills Super Market B.R. Harris Haston's Cleaners Heimbrook's Green Hills Finance BOOSTERS 40 lnclustrial Equipment Company Jackson 8. Krautman Dr. McCoy Howard l. McDonnal Pierces's Shoe Shop Ross Insurance Agency Rupp Bros. Auto Parts Smithers's Jewelry Bob Staton Turner's Barber Shop 1 i. 4 L Ffhsflmr X AFI! fa rn-J A1 Q: . A J - 'Q T 'W' 5 . if 53 ' iw, , , wx, V . . fi: opp . get :,:,-fam, :T - 1 . 'igigf ' ENSEMBLE Louise Seifert - Alto Sharon lNlCCO11Lllll - Alto Judy Randall - Seeond Soprano Janiee Head - Seeoud Soprano Vera Grimes - lfirst Soprano Shirley Cross - liirst Soprano Sharon Allen - lfirst Soprano GIRLS CHORUS BACK ROW: Betty lVleKiddy, Shirley Cross, Janice Head, Aliee Troxel, Sharon Allen, Sharon McCollum, Karen Corzette. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Mary Bush, Teaeherg Frankie Fitzpatrick, Judy Randall, Janet Coleman, Ruth Me- Collum, Judy Coburn, Vera Grimes. FRONT ROW: Hazel Nibarger, Louise Nibarger, Linda DeVaul, Diane Albert- son, Louise Seifert. The Juniors and Seniors Presented 3 one-act plays on April I7 l E-D CARNATIONS by Glenn Hughes THREE QN A BENCH by Doris Estrada Cast: A Man -- Kenneth Corzette Cast: Betty -- Frankie Fitzpatrick A Boy -- Perry McCollum Harry -- Gary Welborn A Girl -- Hazel Nibarger Mrs. Moore -- Shirley Cross Officer Callahan -- Don Anderson ikkkifikik kiikkkkiii THE MUNICIPAL DAVENPORT by Jenny Wren ' Cast: She -- Janet Coleman He -- Ronald Thorne Wikiiiiiik THE JUNIOR-SENIOR TRIP At 5 o'clock, Thursday April 30, l959, we boarded the bus for our annual Junior-Senior trip. Our destination was Bagnell Dam at the Lake of the Ozarks. We stopped at Macon for a coffee break at about 6 o'clock. Our next stop was at Eldon for a mid-morning snack. As usual we got on the wrong road before we arrived at the Dam. We went about eight miles before we discovered our error. But we arrived at the Ozarks about l0:30. We stayed at the Lodge of the Ozarks, a newly built motel on the beach. That afternoon everyone went boat riding with Gene. The girls didn't particularly like to ride in boats, but they went along to be around Gene. Seven adventurers rented a red speedboat and went out around a lonely island. Some wanted more excitement so they rode the seaplane that afternoon. That night almost everyone went on the excursion boat, The Governor, and on returning danced at the Barefoot Club. At ll o'clock that night there was a wiener roast on the beach. Thelma bought three hats while she was in the Ozarks, but she lost them all except one. After she had bought her third hat we decided that we had better start home before she lost her hat again. Another loss accurred during lunch in Stover at a small cafe. Richard left his billfold in the cafe for a thirteen dollar tip. Kenneth thought this was an excessive amount to leave, even a pretty waitress, so he broughwfiebillfold along. He returned it later in the afternoon, much to the surprise of Richard. We arrived home at about 5:30 that evening. Everyone was tired and sleepy. JUN IOR-SE N IOR BANQUET The Wheeling P.T.A. sponsored our Junior-Senior Banquet with serving of the meal by the Young Married Class of the Methodist Church. The Junior Class chose the theme of Rendezvous of the Stars and carried out the theme in pink, blue, and silver crepe paper streamers to make the ceiling for the gym. The tables and other decorations were built around the theme with stars and moon, topped off with dunce hats for everyone. The Welcome was given by Louise Seifert, president of the Junior Class and the response by Ronald Thorne, president of the Senior Class. The Senior Class Prophecy and Will were read, and everyone enjoyed them immensely. The food was served in three courses, which was, the cocktail, tomato iuice, main course, ham with cherry sauce, green beans, baked potatoes, rolls, ice tea, coffee, and desert, pie with ice cream. 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