Willard High School - Willarko Yearbook (Willard, MO)

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WE Schof MRS. liAMILTON'S IOURNALISM CLASS Each student is Publishing Editor for at least one issue of TIGER TALES, a monthly newspaper, published during the school term. PLAN AND WRITE l'ROlJUC'l'ION CREW These arc the Artists, Engineers, and Technicians who place interesting reading on blank sheets under the skillful direction of Mrs. Walker, who recruits them from her secretarial and office practice classes.

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Of America EARLINE REA MCSWAIN CHOSEN SWEETHEART Earline Rea McSwain, wife of Howard McSwain, was chosen Chapter Sweetheart at the annual Barn- warming. The three attendants were the candidates from the Freshman, Sophomore and Junior Classes. The attendants are pictured with Earling and are standing left to right: Dana Pickering, Sophomore: Micheala Washam, Freshman: Sally Squibb, Junior. Pictured below are samples of projects carried on by the students in Vocational Agriculture. Prexy Gail Helton helps Earline don Earline with attendants jacket. Greenhand Initiation l

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Publications WE MET THE DEADLINE! The WILLARKO, an annual publication of the Willard lligh School students, was assembled by this group. Miss Clark and Mrs. Rhoades assisted. Seated: Pat Kiener, Jo Ann Lawson, Nancy O'Neal, Co-editors: Mary Jo Mont- gomery, Business Manager, Diane Cypher. Standing: Kitty Lee, Claudia Kieth, Denis Porter, Ernestine Mills, Ann Lee, Kerry Proctor, Mary Cameron, John Sillik, Mary Ann Coleman, Dottie Squibb, Jackie Breckner, Sylvia Stoe- ger, Mrs. Rhoades. MISS MARY JO MONTGOMERY CIIOSEN MISS SECRETARY Mary Jo Montgomery, Business Manager ofthe Willarko, was chosen Miss Secretary by the Commercial Club. In the picture at the left, Mrs, Walker presented her with a corsage in behalf of the Commercial Club at the Christmas party. MISS SECRETARY MIILLARKQ WORKERS