Williamstown Community School - Hornet Yearbook (Williamstown, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1960 volume:

FACULTY Hiyfi Sc Aoo faculty MR. WOODROW HILL, Superintendent, Drivers Training, General Shop, Student Council Advisor. MR. CORWIN BOWEN, American History, World History, Geography, Citizenship. Agriculture, American Government, Sophomore Sponsor. MRS. BEULAH GOULD, English I. II, IV, Publications, Speech, Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Grade Music, Small Ensembles, Senior Sponsor. MRS. SYLVA FERGUSON, Algebra 1,11, General Mathematics, General Science, Biology, Junior Sponsor. MR. RONALD VAN METER, General Busi- ness, Bookkeeping, Typing, Health, Sales manship, Junior High Coach, High School Coach, Freshman Sponsor. SENIOR OFFICERS President — ------------------------ Wanda Allison Vice President.................Larry Hudnut MORGAN OIL COMPANY Secretary.............................Joyce Murphy Maurice Waddle, Agent Treasurer --------- -------------------Vera Welker Wyaconda Class Reporter - -- -- -- -- -- - Joyce Murphy Sergeant-at-Arms --- -------------Elaine Hollowell Student Council --- - Janet Lillard Jimmy Hudnut PHILLIP ROSS Sponsor -- ----------------- - Mrs. Beulah Gould AND COMPANY Class Flowers -- - White Carnation Wholesale Produce Class Colors - -- -- -- -- -- - Blue and White Bel e Class Motto----------- - Not Finished, Just Begun” (Jrac e VELMA DANFORTH Cook LELA LEMMON Cook DURWARD SPEER Custodian KAHOKA CHEESE CO. Manufacturers of Cheddar Cheese Longhorns and Colby Style Made From This-Area Milk Kahoka Missouri CENTRAL MFA COOPERATIVE Shelling - Grinding - Feeds Seeds - Fertilizer Steel Products Canton Missouri ScAoo Aboard JJrincipa LEFT TO RIGHT: Rowe Ewing, member; Raymond Lillard, vice president; Richard Welker, member; Mr. Hill, superintendent; Elmer Munzlinger, president; Robert Hall, secretary; Earl Fishback, treasurer. Get out in front at die start, and then improve your position from there on. I can think of no better advice to give to the senior class, some of whom are about to enter college, and some to compete in this business of earning a living. To the class of 1960, then, I extend my own best wishes and those of die faculty, with the earnest hope that our work and contacts with you have been of some worth in aiding and in- spiring you to get out in front. -- Corwin Bowen MABLES' CAFE - La Grange (jooAs anc janitor LELA LEMMON and VELMA DANFORTH DURWARD SPEER CODER'S Furniture Store Funeral Home 24 Hour Ambulance Service Lewistown La Belle Phone 39-22 Phone H02-3225 7s us Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Brainard Hamilton, Dugan Spurgeon, Rufus Nelson, Joe Danforth. BOOKMOBILE KAHOKA NEWSPAPERS CLARK COUNTY COURIER and THE GAZETTE HERALD Kahoka Missouri HUSTEAD’S STORE - Colony DR. GALBRAITH - Canton LASSES And this our life, exempt from public haunt, Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in everything. SHAKESPEARE SENIORS BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Gould, advisor; Joyce Murphy, picture editor; Elaine Hollowell, art editor; Vera Welker, editor-in-chief; Mary Hudnut, music editor. FRONT ROW, left to right: Larry Hudnut. boys' sports editor; Jimmy Hudnut, humor editor; Janet Lillard, girls’ editor; Wanda Allison, associate editor. BACK ROW, left to right: Vera Welker, Elaine Hollowell, Janet Lillard, Mr. Van Meter, teacher: Jimmy Hudnut, Larry Hudnut. FRONT ROW. left to right: Mary Hudnut, Wanda Allison, Joyce Murphy. GREEN VALLEY SEED CO. - Kahoka WISS AND WISS - Kahoka WANDA ALLISON Hessie of the Hills 3: The Ring and the Look 2; Grandad Goes Wild 4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2. 3, 4; Kirksville Glee Club 1,3; Kirks - ville Mixed Chorus 3,4; Kirksville Algebra 2; General Mathematics Award 1; Algebra Award 2; Typing Award 3; Peeriliers 2, 3,4; Peeriliers Vice President 4; Treasurer 1; Vice President 2; Secretary 3; President 4; Basketball 4; Assistant Editor of The Buzzer 4; Associate Editor of The Hornet 4; Home Talent Show 4; Journalism Award 4; Salutatorian of the Class 4; Peeriliers Pin 4; American Legion Award 4. LARRY HOWARD HUDNUT Basketball 7, 8,1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3.4; Kirksville Solo 1-11; 2-1; 3-II; 4-II; State Solo Columbia 2-1; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; President 1; The Ring and the Look 2; Hessie of the Hills” 3; Grandad Goes Wild 4; Boys’ Sports of die Buzzer” 4; Kansas Univer sity Music Scholarship 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Secretary 3; Home Talent Show 4; Sports Editor of The Hornet 4; Kirksville Glee Club 3; Feudin' Over Yonder 2; Kirksville Chorus 3; Music Award 1,2,3; English Award 3; Physical Education Award 4. BARBARA JOYCE MURPHY Basketball 8,1,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3.4; Kirksville Glee Club 1,3; Kirksville Solo 2,3,4; “Feudin' Over Yonder 2; The Ring and the Look 2; Hessie of the Hills 3; Grandad Goes Wild 4; Class Re- porter 1.2,4; Kirksville Algebra 2; Kirksville History 3; General Science Award 1; Citizenship Award 1; English I Award 1; General Business Award 2; Drivers Training Award 2; English II Award 2; World History Award 2; Perfect Attendance Awards 1,2,3; Sophomore Pilgrimage 2; Pep Squad 1,2; Missouri Blue Book Award 1; Student Council 3; Peer- iliers Member 2,3,4; Vice President Peeriliers 3; Kirksville Mixed Chorus 3; Kirksville Quartet 3; Kirksville Sextette 3; Kirksville Jour- nalism 3; American History Award 3; English III Award 3; Bookkeep- ing Award 3; Secretary of Class 4; Peeriliers President 4; Artist of The Buzzer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Home Talent Show 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Health Award 4: Salesmanship Award 4; Geography Award 4; Drama Award 4; Valedictorian of the Class 4; Peeriliers Pin 4. CANTON'S CUSTOM CLEANERS Our Best Ads Are Not Written - They're Worn George and Martha Crouch Canton, Missouri VERA OLEAN WELKER The Ring and the Look 2; Hessie of the Hills 3; Grandad Goes Wild 4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Shop Award 1; Citizenship Award 3; Sergeant-at-Arms 1; Student Council 3; Treas- urer 2,4; Talent Show 4; Editor of The Hornet 4; Queen Attendant 4; Exchange News on The Buzzer 4; Kirksville Glee Club 1,3; Kirks- ville Mixed Chorus 3; Citizenship Award 4. RALPHETTA ELAINE HOLLOWELL Secretary 1; Student Council 2; Treasurer 3; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Kirksville Glee Club 1,3; Kirksville Mixed Chorus 3; Hessie of the Hills 3; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2, 3.4; The Ring and the Look 2; Bas- ketball 8,1, 3,4; Softball 3,4; Queen Attendant 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Grandad Goes Wild 4; Cheerleader 2; Editor of The Buzzer 4; Art Editor of The Hornet 4; Home Talent Show 4. MARY RUTH HUDNUT Music Editor of The Hornet” 4; Music Award 2, 3; Basketball 7, 8,1, 2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2, 3.4; Kirksville Solo 1. 2,3,4; Kirksville Trio 2,3; Kirksville Quartet 2,3; Kirksville Mixed Chorus 3; Kirksville Sextette 1,2,3; Kirksville Glee Club 1,3; State Solo Columbia 2-1; State Trio Columbia 2-II; Kansas University Music Scholarship 2. 3.4; Hessie of the Hills 3; The Ring and the Look 2; The Magic Touch 3; Track Queen Attendant 2; Class Queen 2; Class Reporter 3; Class Vice President 1; Class President 2; Citizenship Award 2; Perfect Attendance 1; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Circula- tion Manager of The Buzzer 4; Home Talent Show 4; Canton Chorus 4; Kirksville Assembly 4; Culver-Stockton Assembly 4; The Lost Carol 4; Canton Music Assembly 4. CANTON STATE BANK United States Depository Canton JANET LILLARD Student Council 4; Vice President 3; Student Council 2; Basketball 7,8, 1.2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Kirksville Glee Club 1, 3; Kirksville Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball Queen Attendant 1; Student Council President 4; Girls' Sports on The Buzzer” 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Sports Editor of The Hornet” 4; The Ring and the Look 2; Hessie of the Hills 3; Grandad Goes Wild 4; Talent Show 4; Perfect Attendance Award 2,3; Sergeant-at-Arms 1; Physical Education Award 4. JIMMIE HUDNUT The Ring and the Look 2; Hessie of the Hills 3; Grandad Goes Wild 4; Boys’ Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Kirksville Mixed Chorus 3; Student Council 1,4; President3; Sergeant-at-Arms 2; Basketball 8,1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Agriculture Award 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Mimeograph Operator for The Buzzer 4; Home Talent Show 4; Feudin' Over Yonder 2; King Attendant 4; Track 3,4. This above all - to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. Shakespeare Holy, fair, and wise is she; The heaven such grace did lend her. That she might admired be. Is she kind as she is fair? For beauty lives with kindness. Shakespeare H. T. SMITH AGENCY Dependable Insurance La Belle, Missouri HEET GAS, INC. Above Ground Propane Systems Homer Phillips, Manager Distributors Lewistown Missouri Dedication i Dear Mrs. Gould, To you, who for the past four years have been our faithful sponsor, we proudly dedicate our yearbook. Your unselfish inspiration, your Christian attitude, your struggle to maintain the finest life has to offer, your profound interest in the talents of each pupil, and your willingness to take part in all school and community functions, result in our lasting respect for you. Thank you for being our beacon light through four successful years of high school life. Sincerely yours, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 LEWISTOWN STATE BANK Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $4,811,667.42 Lewistown, Missouri Dedication Hello, Mom and Dad, Imagine meeting you at the very front of our class an- nual! But that is just exactly where you belong! No matter what our project was, you were there with us. Without your guidance and help, the past four years would have been an impossibility. With deepest appreciation and heartfelt gratitude for the educational opportunities you have offered us, how thankful we are! And how proud we are to dedicate our 1960 Hornet to you! - THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 Our JJarents HOME GAS SERVICE L. P. Gas and Appliances Kahoka Missouri At this moment let us c:::he: - ij sB July left us - one who for a number of years had put much tireless effort into the well-being of our school. Always shall we cher- ish the remembrance of the many ways Oscar Lem- mon tried to help us. Forever shall we remember the many kindnesses he always bestowed upon the little children, who loved him. He was a very care- ful, immaculate, considerate janitor who put every moment of his life into our school for the pupils, the teachers, as well as the whole community. These few words of remembrance are but a small token of the many ways in which he helped us all. How we miss him! WCE's r°UrPt°gr znto n Market Ssive Gro, In the year of 1948 six first graders left their mothers and hurried off to school. These six first graders, frightened, but brave, opened the big door of the school house and slowly sneaked Inside. The older children helped them out and showed them which room to go to. There Miss Mabel waited with open arms to welcome them. After the bell rang, they were introduced to one another. The class members were Larry Hudnut, Richard Dean Fretwell. Jimmy Hudnut, Karen Raleigh, Brian LeDoux and Joyce Gosney. In the fall of 1949 we assembled together as second graders. We were very happy to see the new students, Mary Ruth Allison, Janet Boecker and Vera Olean Welker. On September the first in 1950 we assembled again to find some more new members. They were Wanda Lou Allison, James Shrum and Karen Wallace from St. Louis. In 1951, we again hurried off to school, but were sad because we had lost our teacher, Miss Mabel. Mrs. Norma Wilkening was our teacher. We now had lost Karen Wallace, James Shrum and Richard Dean Fretwell. In the last semester we lost our teacher and received a new instructor. Mrs. Shirley MacDaniels. As fifth graders in 1952 our class enrollment was the same, but we had a new teacher, Mrs. Roberta Ewing. We were now in the sixth grade in the fall of 1953 with Mr. John Ewing our pilot. This year we gained a new student, Frank Muller from St. Patrick, Missouri. The next year we came back to bid the grfde school farewell. We gained this year Marjorie Ritter and Elaine Hollowell. The class enrollment was now nine with Mary Frances Olson as teacher. In the fall of 1956, we green freshmen began climbing the long flight of stairs which wouldn't be completed until 1960. Appearing before us were our teachers with some enrollment cards. Our superintendent, Mr. Hill, required our trembling fingers to re- cord our classes for the year. This year we had lost one of our classmates, Marjorie Ritter. The instructors for the year were Mr. Bowen, Mrs. Gould, Mr. Shirey and Mr. Hayworth. As sophomores we assembled together with the class enrollment the same as fresh- men. Our highlights for the year were for each classmate to have a surprise birthday. When each classmate had a sixteenth birthday, we had a party for him or her. This year we had a new teacher, Mr. Stevenson. As juniors we again hurried to school. This year we had a new teacher, Mr. Goetz. Our junior and senior prom was our big event. We had it at the Mark Twain Hotel at Hannibal. Our class enrollment was the same, but Joyce had now become Mrs. Robert D. Murphy. CONTINUED HANELTON MOTOR COMPANY A Dodge Plymouth La Belle Missouri ( ass We, the senior class of 1959 and 1960 of Williamstown High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby publish and declare this to be our last will and testaments: I. Larry Hudnut, will my height to Rowe Burton Ewing. Don't stretch your luck, Rowe Burton. I, Vera Welker, will my diet to Cheryl Rae Lillard. I, Jimmy Hudnut, will my love for red heads to Russell Hollowell. Careful, Russ. I, Mary Ruth Hudnut, will my ability for getting married to Lola McFarland. Good luck, Lola. I, Janet Lillard, will my love for basketball to Delores Ruschill. Good luck, Delores. I. Joyce Murphy, will my ability to clean house to Janet Shannon. Keep it clean, Janet. I, Wanda Allison, will my high school boy friend to some undergraduate. Good luck, kids. I. Elaine Hollowell, will my smile to Jeanie Ellison. ItH look good, Jean. We, the senior class, will all of our paper wads and gum under our desks to our janitor, Mr. Speer. We will our health books to Mr. Van Meter, and our geography books to Mr. Bowen. We, the senior class, will our quiet study halls to Mr. Hill. Wish you luck in the future, Mr. Hill. - Wanda Allison - Elaine Hollowell HISTORY CONTINUED After three long years of hard work we finally had reached our goals - seniors. This year we had lost one of our classmates, Mary Ruth Allison, now Mrs. Michael K. Hud- nut. Our class enrollment now was two boys and five girls with Janet Boecker as Mrs. David Lillard. The last semester we gained back Mary Ruth Hudnut. New faculty mem bers this year were Mrs. Ferguson and Mr. Van Meter. In the spring of 1960 our twelve years were finally drawing to a close. Only three members went twelve years at Wil- liamstown. They were Larry Hudnut, Jimmy Hudnut and Joyce Murphy. We shall always remember these twelve years together, along with all of the fun and work we had. Now, we are ready for the first step into the wide world which will be- come our future. - Mary R. Hudnut - Jimmy Hudnut STANDARD OIL COMPANY Canton JJoem The class of '60 soon embarks upon the Waves of destiny. What lies ahead? Let's store some memories ere we go and hope These friendships never fade, But grow instead. Our class is small, our hearts are big, we've Many personalities; In fact, we've eight! Our hats are off to Vera who had won a most Important fight - She's lost some weight! There's always one - a joy to teach but whom The class regards with awe. It's Joyce, the brain. Then there's the winsome little Miss whose ways Have won her many friends; Who - but Elaine? The boys are in minority; 'tis bad and even Worse when one Plays hard to get; Larry’s quips are irresistible; we laugh at everything He says. You'll guess him yet. The shorter one is quiet like; Jim's grin is Pleasant; he's okay; It's Wanda, the industrious one, next come to Mind - she's pinned her hopes onto a star. You all remember Janet who when Things got rough in basketball. Her temper soared. And Mary Ruth - We're glad she's back. We Missed her pranks. Now all are back. Let's climb aboard. Sail on. O ship of state, sail on! Just one short trip and then we'll all Be on our own; For many a storm will rend the sails Before the Captain up above Shall call us home. - Vera Olean Welker M. F. A. INSURANCE - Janet Marie Lillard Mr. Dorsey Williams town, Missouri cS. emor emones As we stop to ponder over the many memories we, as classmates, have collected over our four years together, we can only recall those things which in some way or other have brought us closer to graduation night. I can sincerely say that I believe our class has been one of the closest in many years, not only with one another, but with our sponsor, Mrs. Gould, for Mrs. Gould has guided and helped us over four years of stones and stubbles. As we start with our freshman year, we recall our first day of high school - our regis- tration - our fright as we entered our first class. In October of 1956, we held our first class party in high school. Rufus, who has taken us on many excursions since, was our driver. We enjoyed a picnic supper and a show in Canton. Everyone would have had to eat with his fingers, if Mrs. Gould hadn't come to our rescue by taking extra silverware for forgetful students. Joyce Gosney, a class member, made a trip to Jefferson City on the Sophomore Pil- grimage. Our first class-celebrated sixteenth birthday party was held for Janet Boecker to her complete astonishment. The next memorable party was held in the Welker home in honor of Vera Olean. Fun wasn't fun until the punch was poured! In January, the class members gathered at the Gllvia Hudnut home to seek Larry out and bring him to die schoolhouse to celebrate his birthday. We shall never forget the laughter and humorous remarks as Larry opened his gifts in the lunch room. February, Mary Allison’s was celebrated in her home. It turned out to be a hen party. Joyce Gosney celebrated her birthday in March at her home. Angel food cake served as a memoir from this party as everyone kidded her about how much she had eaten. Elaine Hollowell’s birthday was celebrated in May. We had a picnic supper in the Keokuk park and afterwards went shopping and to a show. Mrs. Gould's birthday was celebrated in November by attending a show in Canton. In February, Mrs. Gould sponsored a surprise party for Rufus because of the many places he had taken us. LEW1STOWN LUMBER CO. Courteous Service - Estimates Free Prompt Delivery Make Your Home Complete Quality Building Materials Lewistown TURNER'S COFFEE SHOP - Canton Senior TKemories During our junior year many memories were gathered from play practice in our pro- duction, Hessie of the Hills. Our junior-senior banquet was held in Hannibal. This year our class members chose our class rings, and were pleasantly surprised when they arrived in October. In December, we celebrated Jimmy Hudnut’s birthday in his home. We all snapped his picture as he tried to open his gifts. January, Wanda Allison’s surprise birthday party was held in her home. That long-awaited senior year has proved to be a busy one for all of us. Our class play, Grandad Goes Wild was given in November. While preparing for our play, we appeared on TV to advertise it and made a tour of some of die business establishments in Quincy which were in some way interesting and educational to our publications class. This year the seniors sponsored freshman initiation, which proved to be a night of fun and laughter. During the months of April and May, the seniors were flocked with activities. On April 5, the seniors visited Hannibal-LaGrange College and on April 12, we were guests of Kirksville College. The seniors published our annual, The Hornet, which took much time and effort. Of course, there were always seniors' pictures, school pictures for the yearbook, an- nouncements and flowers to attend to. The seniors were entertained by the juniors at Keokuk for their banquet this year. The Masons also entertained us seniors with a banquet in April. The senior trip to New Orleans and Mississippi involved much planning and prepara- tion by the seniors, even more than was anticipated. The pie supper sponsored by us seniors was held on May 5. At last, on May 8, the first of our big nights was here. It was baccalaureate nigfrt, and our speaker was Rev. Smith from Kirksville. On May 17, our commencement night came, and Lee Anthony from Quincy gave our very entertaining speech. So, our high school days were o'er, our very busy, memorable, high school days. - Joyce Murphy GUTTING FUNERAL HOME Lady Assistant on All Cases Day and Night Free Chapel Service and Homelike Superior Ambulance Service Nothing Left Undone - Prices Conservative Kahoka Phone 17 Missouri JJropnecu In the year 1972 where will our senior class members be? What will they be doing? As graduation approaches, let us look into our crystal ball and see. First, coming into view is Larry Hudnut. Larry has really left his mark on this world. He has become an Air Force pilot and is working on experimental rockets. Next Monday is his greatly publicized rocket take-off for Mars. Having reached the moon, Larry is already a world news figure. Mary Hudnut has much to be proud of. She is appearing now in the Metropolitan Opera House. Her lovely soprano voice is the product of much training and much hap- piness to her loving husband, Mike, and their twin sons. One of the happiest married women of our class turned out to be Elaine Hollowell. Elaine married her high school sweetheart right after graduation. She and her husband are living in Australia where he is stationed in the Army, his career. Jimmie Hudnut, a favorite member of the class, is not without fame. Jim is open- ing his fourth annual dairy show which is held on his own six hundred acre farm. Jim and his sweet wife now have five children. We now and then see Vera Welker when she comes home for vacation. Vera is modeling clothes for Hollywood stars, and doesn't get to come home very often. But when she does, she is the same sweet Vera. None of the fame has changed that. Vera is still single, for since leaving her sweetheart in Williamstown, Vera hasn't been able to find true happiness. A word now about Wanda Allison, another classmate. Wanda is now in New York City. We are all very proud of her for being so brave. Wanda is the head of the govern- ment’s Women Into Space” project, and will leave next Monday for Mats. It seems there was another classmate going, too??? Joyce Murphy is living with her husband, son and daughter, on their five hundred acre farm near here. Joyce is teaching school, while her husband runs the ranch. Janet Lillard is living with David in Canton. They have a very nice home and David is working up to a high position in his plant. David and Janet are the proud parents of three fine children. Now, we escape from dreamland and go back into reality. Eventually, in the future, we may look back on our prophecy and see how far our classmates have come. - Joyce Murphy - Larry Hudnut COUNTY COLLECTOR Charles Little - Elizabeth Tieman Monticello nii's litOi js IHPLciii- IOIOK 1 )fien We 1 )ere }ouna IL Oo o u J'tem ein be • ? 'ass c ) ?a )s c yen or un oi cJen o cS'naps 20 s NEW MISSISSIPPI PIYEP MID NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA The new MlMtitippi li� c Eodgt 1 «fil IS. 1951 mMvwfina two o- • 4 lot Iona with o r roadway one Kur UtO NATIONAL MHIfAPY PARK itovrl I'olt Memorial. Only memoriol In the fork honoring both the men in blue and grey. Mtssevri hod ton fighting on both tide� hero. CANAL STREET AT NIGHT NEW ORLEANS LA Canal Stteet is America s widest bust neoo thoroughfare and io tho dividing line between the old city and tho now It is 17| foot wide. Tho neutral ground and sidewalk� are paved with marble. the U. S. The Beautiful clean, wnsurp turesgue i «« Biloii, Mm, beech 1« the i iv Gulf Coast, tho wing its med white sondy beach Thit pic- wet taken between Gulfport and overlooking tho longest manmodt world. ff'eSKR' c £Vr£ r___ 1« tho V� eu� Carro. Iremr. Quarter of New Orleans Lou..,ar , The tree lace balconies of the building on loft are famous lor then intricat, design m an «ea where wrought and cast ixoa work is • if l; AiTNf AM JAKS u-i p,« to th. b� nu Ot H„o,ZZ. Z£t was won nearby us IfiS. wiuch NAOVISf TlMI DOWN SOUTH •Se •eotrrtl MCMti m Mw S .m WOtn ww« tse If ‘tam J w 10 « ■ • retewkiwg • � Me«, tw e Se ■ «owe -• .ene« • � .. COURT or TWO SISTERS NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA The famous old open air restaurant in th U heart of the French Quarter ts visited by thou I sands annually. BOSAllf. PAPLOPS. HATCH! MISSISSIPPI ■■ Ba;'? ,B ilC0 «� • doohlo gst Orwcktm o «v Am?r 1. jrt Revolution Msmtrr of th p,| AT'W Garden Ctu6 — f __________ MISTOPIC LIGHTHOUSE - ouen Mitmuoo s -wriw: z.'izsrrr1 STL. Jr, 4 - «£ SSJ • •« • sr.n n t THE Gat MIDWAY. PONTCHAPTPain beach. NEW OftLEANS. la. T ° A most modem end esSensive omuse- ment po'tt ie the country, on the shores of lake fresh .«ter sw.mm.ng peeI ore avertable RIDGE GARAGE - La Grange J7e umors Sylvia Ferguson, Melvin Allison. Ronnie Boecker. Jeanie Ellison. Russell Hollowell. Lee Edward Lemmon. Lola Mae McFarland, Jane Ann Munzlinger, Rex Nelson. Janet Shannon. BRUCE 88 TRUCK STOP - Canton LEWIS COUNTY JOURNAL - Canton c S op }om o v. v Corwin Bowen, Jimmy Coons, Rowe Burton Ewing, Cheryl Lillard, Norman Nichols, Ruth Shannon, Harry Wright. Or ( r oers 1 Ji raining BALL FERTILIZERS Phone 90 Kahoka Bulk Fertilizers, Rock Phosphate 33°lo, Ammonium Nitrate 33 1 2 , Super Phosphate 47 S , Potash 60 fc, Ammonia. Jreshinen Ronald Van Meter, Joey Clifford, Ronnie Hudnut, Billy La veil, Jimmy Dick McDermott, Joey McFarland, Delores Ruschill. freshman Science DR. JOHN DYKESTRA - Canton BRINKLEY AND PASCOE FURNITURE - La Grange FRONT ROW: Ralph Nichols, Oral Murphy, Maridith Welker, Rita Coon, Donald Scott. BACK ROW: Terry Fretwell, Larry Allison. Lynn Hudnut, Everett Nichols, Harold Hall, Mrs. Hill. Seoen A Jrac e x?aII D ¥ i L Mrs. Hill, sponsor Rosetta Chewning Ike Ellison Cherilyn Fishback Ruth Ann Gosney Randall Hill Nora Kitson Nancy June Legg Marilyn Murphy Allan Shannon CANTON LOCKER Year Round Custom Slaughtering Beef - Pork - Fowl Processing - Curing - Rendering Canton POLLOCK SERVICE - Wayland Jiaionners LEFT, DOWN: Caril Dee Tucker, Judith Ann Todd, Linda Phillips, Tony Schumann. LEFT, UP: Jackie Spurgeon. Nina Kitson, Connie Allison, Debby St. Clair, Larry Welker. Becky St. Clair. RIGHT, DOWN: Vera Bowen. Vickie Cecil. Bobby Welker, Lola Fem Nichols, Brent Welker. RIGHT, UP: Nancy Lee Gosney, Nanette Hudnut, Terry Lynn Fishback. ATHLETIC LETTERS BASKETBALL AND SOFTBALL Elaine Hollowell..........................Janet Lillard Cheryl Lillard Jean Ellison---------------------------Jane Munzlinger Janet Shannon------------------------ Lola McFarland Delores Ruse hill----- Ruth Shannon BASKETBALL Mary Hudnut........-......................Joyce Murphy Wanda Allison BASKETBALL, SOFTBALL AND TRACK Larry Hudnut-------------------------- Jimmy Hudnut-------------------------- Russell Hollowell--------------------- Rex Nelson---------------------------- Jimmy McDermott.................... ■Melvin Allison Ronnie Boecker - Lee Lemmon - Joey Clifford - - Rowe Ewing MATTHEWS MEN’S WEAR Head-to-Foot Clothiers HOWARD'S GARAGE THOMAS E. STEINBECK La Belle Canton Missouri FRONT ROW, left to right: Debbie St. Clair, Linda Phillips, Vera Bowen, Sandra Brown, Caril Dee Tucker, Marilyn Murphy, Rita Coon, Bobbie Welker. BACK ROW, left to right: Jeanie Ellison, assistant coach; Cherilyn Fishback, Maridith Welker, Delores Ruse hill, Mr. Van Meter, coach; Ruth Ann Gosney, Nancy June Legg. Becky St. Clair. Terry Fishback. Nora Kitson, Lola Mae McFarland, assistant coach. BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Van Meter, coach; Oral Murphy, Larry Allison, Jimmy McDer- mott, Terry Fretwell, Billy La veil, Lynn Dale Hudnut. FRONT ROW, left to right: Harold Hall, Ronnie Hudnut, Ike Ellison, Ralph Nichols, Everett Nichols, Randy Hill. FERGUSON'S MARKET McLAUGHLIN GROCERY Wayland Kahoka ELEMENTARY JiftA ancf A)ixtA cJrac es Deloris Walker, Teacher Sandra Brown Vera Bowen Billy Chewning Reva Coons Gavin Gray Nina Kitson Caril Dee Tucker Becky St. Clair Larry Welker Bonnie Allison Connie Allison Terry Fishback Laura Gray Nancy Gosney Earl Wayne Howard Karan Hollowell Noma Kitson Lennis Legg Ronnie McDermott Gary Nichols Unda Phillips Jacky Spurgeon Jimmy Scott Debbie St. Clair Bobbie Welker NIEMANN BROS. SUPER MARKET Complete Line Merchandise Bakery Meat Drug Rack 401 Lewis St., Canton ure and 7ourt i drades Helen Bowen, Teacher Vickie Cecil Danny Devaux Ricky Joe Hines Mary Lou Howard Rickey Lillard Ray McFarland Lola Nichols John Sweet Judith Ann Todd Dennis Danforth Mary Dochterman Janet Hall Nanette Hudnut Harold Kitson Mary Marsot Vickie Phillips Jane Shannon Tony Schumann Brent Welker Jirst and (Second drade Mable Walker. Teacher Frankie Ewart Estil Fretwell Earl Hopkins Brenda Lillard Mary McDermott Bobby McFarland Nadine Nichols Jimmy Savage Steve Savage Carol Saannon James Lee Spurgeon Jackie Welker Stanley Welker Allan Dochterman Richard Hollowell Angela Phillips Connie Sue Spurgeon Vivian Spurgeon' Sara Lee Sweet SOLTER'S SUPERETTE La Grange SOLTER'S SUPERETTE La Grange Debra Brown Jackie Coons Anita Fretwell Frank Gray Robby Hill Morjorie Hollowell Gail Hopkins David Murphy Dennis Nichols David Savage Barbara Spurgeon Joe Spurgeon Charlene Welker LA GRANGE INDICATOR La Grange ORGANIZATIONS JJeert ter Student Gounc Z national £ HONOR. SOCIETY BACK ROW. left to right: Nancy Legg. Ruth Gosney. Rowe Burton Ewing. Terry Fretwell, Randy Hill. Ralph Nichols. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Gould, sponsor; Wanda Allison. Rex Nel- son. Lee Edward Lemmon, Jane Munzlinger, Joyce Murphy. BACK ROW. left to right: Joey McFarland. Dolores Ruschill. Ronnie Boecker. Jeanie Ellison. FRONT ROW. left to right: Jimmy Hudnut, Jimmy Coons. Woodrow Hill, sponsor; Cheryl Lil- lard, Janet Lillard. J. AND J. SWEET SHOP - La Grange SMITH BROS. PRODUCE Phone 72 Wyaconda ea jouncL LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Gould, reporter; Mrs. Hilbum Fishback, vice president; Mrs. Olen Fret well, president; Mrs. Rufus Nelson, secretary; Mrs. William Hines, treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Vincent Marsot, Mrs. Chester Ewart, Mrs. Ralph Tucker, Mrs. Rowe Ewing, Mrs. Virgil St. Clair, Mrs. Olen Fretwell, Mrs. C. E. Todd. DAVID W. WILSON. Judge Probate and Magistrate Courts NIMMIE JEAN HUMPHREY. Clerk Monticello 7.)i Ii a ms town 7e ac fi er 7 ad 7 no ay A of C nouyA on 7irst ffo (Special to Quincy Herald-Whig) ENOUGH, Mo., was enough for Miss Mabel Walker, one of Williamstown's best known teacher-citizens. It was at Enough, a town of 20 persons in Iron County, where Miss Mabel had her first teaching assignment. But it didn't satisfy her - it only sharpened her appetite for teaching. Miss Mabel, a primary teacher at Williamstown for many years, received her first job at Jennings school in Enough. She was graduated from Kahoka High school in 1926 with a state teaching certificate after receiving her teacher-training from Mrs. Edna L. Seyb. Miss Mabel also attended Ballard High school and Pleasant Hill rural school in Clark County. In the late summer of 1926, the novice teacher caught a train to Ironton and then went to Enough, where she was told the school house was up the holler a piece. She found Jennings school completely surrounded by woods in the virgin Ozark foothills. Living facilities were inadequate in Enough and Miss Mabel often had to cover her bed with a raincoat to keep it dry when it rained. In February, the Jennings school district ran short of funds. Miss Mabel caught a train to her home only after a ride with a truck driver hauling a load of livestock to St. Louis. Miss Mabel, still teaching the first grades in Williamstown. lives with her father, Milt Walker, in Williamstown's newest house. She is the Sunday School teacher of the high school group at the Christian church and is the sponsor of Christian Endeavor. Miss Mabel is a charter member of the Williamstown P. T. A. She was honored only recently at a P. T. A. meeting attended by a large crowd in- cluding nearly 60 of her former pupils. Olen Fretwell, master of ceremonies, featured her in a program patterned after This Is Your Life, “ and her brother, Cecil, and wife; her sister, Eleanor Nichols, and husband; and an entire family of her former primary grade students, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Welker and their children, Larry, Bobbie and Jackie. Charlie Welker, one of Miss Mabel's oldest pupils, was unable to attend because of illness. Miss Mabel was presented gifts from her many friends. - Mrs. Beulah Gould FARMERS' SUPPLY, La Belle T1EMANN CONOCO STATION, La Grange ISOM JEWELRY. La Belle Heigh-ho! sing heigh-ho! unto the green holly; Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE t) earboob Jt iny an cl (J.ueen Jl unior an JS emor Ittenc ants CLARK COUNTY GREENHOUSE Wayland, Missouri Flowers for All Occasions Phone - Southfield 4-2545 CANTON FLORAL SHOP - Canton BROWN’S FARM SUPPLY - Williamstown (ScAoo (Sony ancf cspecial JlTus c Jroup We’re loyal to you, Williamstown; We’re Orange and White, Williamstown; We'll back you to stand 'Gainst the best in the land. For we know you have sand, Williamstown. (Rah! Rah!) So win us a game, Williamstown, And add to our fame, protector. Gee! boys, for we expect a victory from you, Williamstown! Che-he! Che-he! Che-ha-ha-ha! Che-he! Che-he! Che-ha-ha-ha! Williamstown! Williamstown I Williamstown! Fling out that dear old flag of Orange and White, The ensign of our glorious company hold; Like men of old Auld Lang Syne, Placing reliance, shouting defiance; Os-key-wow-wow! Opponents waver when they play us a game, For they have always heard of Billtown for fame. Oh! Won't we have a grand time at the game. With victory for Williamstown. Williamstown! Williamstown! Hip--Hip--Hoorah! Williamstown! Williamstown! Slam! Boom! Bah! BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Gould, teacher; Melvin Allison, Delores Ruschill, Larry Hudnut, Ruth Shannon, Rowe Burton Ewing. FRONT ROW, left to right: Joyce Murphy, Wanda Allison, Mary Hudnut, Jane Munzlinger, Cheryl Lillard, Maridith Welker. LEWIS COUNTY HARDWARE Plumbing Phone No. 7 Heating Uregas-Bulk and Bottle Gas MR. AND MRS. BEN C. WOOD Canton Missouri emor M GRAN DAD GOES WILD Mrs. Laura Morton--------- Grandad------------------- Angie--------------------- Betty Shadduck - --------- Kip Shadduck-------------- Jack Norwood-------------- Horatious Xenophon Hooley Grogan --- --------------- Jane Woods---------------- Mrs. Victoria Harrington - - Della Harrington---------- Miss Drusilla Dobbins----- Paper Boy----------------- Director------------------ by Felicia Metcalfe Saturday, November 7, 1959 - - The Pleasant Daughter - - -------A Spry Visionary---- -------The Maid------------ -- Mrs. Morton's Niece -- • - - Mrs. Morton's Nephew - - -------Betty’s Fiance------ ---------????-------------- -------A Policeman--------- -------A Cute Girl--------- --A Pompous Woman---------- Her Glamour-Girl Daughter -------Maiden Lady--------- ----WANDA ALLISON ----LARRY HUDNUT -----JOYCE MURPHY - ELAINE HOLLOWELL ROWE BURTON EWING ----JOEY CLIFFORD ----JIMMY HUDNUT -- joey McFarland - - DELORES RUSCHILL .....JANET LILLARD ......VERA WELKER ---CHERYL LILLARD ......BILLY LAVELL MRS. BEULAH GOULD Piano Solos The Campbells are Coming”--------------------------------- Dangerous Journey JUDITH ANN TODD Hawaiian Love Song”.......................................BECKY ST. CLAIR Guitar Duets At Sundown - Dancing in the Moonlight -----------------The Dream Waltz LEONARD CAIN RICKY JOE HINES Grandpa Hatcher------- Maggie................ Louise--------------- Betty----------------- Edgar ---------------- Clara----------------- Ralph Wyatt----------- Henry Collins--------- The Widow Williams - Adam McPherson------- Director-------------- Silver Haired Daddy Eggbert, The Easter Egg J?unior GRANDPA'S TWIN SISTER by Jean Province Friday. March 25, 1960 - A Cantankerous Old Man-----RUSSELL HOLLOWELL ....His Irish Cook..............JANET SHANNON ----His Grandniece----------------JEANIE ELLISON ----His Granddaughter......JANE ANN MUNZUNGER ----His Grandnephew---------------RONNIE BOECKER ----Edgar's Bossy Wife..........CHERYL LILLARD ----A Young Doctor--------------LEE EDWARD LEMMON ----A Smart Lawyer----------------------------REX NELSON ----An Undying Flame-------LOLA MAE McFARLAND — A Specialist in Saving--------MELVIN ALLISON ...........................MRS. SYLVA FERGUSON ...........MARIDITH WELKER, RITA COONS, DELORES RUSCHILL. CHERILYN FISHBACK, RUTH GOSNEY. NORA KITSON, and MARILYN MURPHY ..................................VICKIE PHILLIPS B. and H. SERVICE - Canton HILLSIDE INN - La Grange TURLEY and JONES - Canton ( r 's nas JJroaram PRIMARY ROOM Choral Reading-------------------------------------------------------- Greeting Choral Reading------------------------------------------------ In Celebration” Song----------------------------------------------------------------- Christmas” THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Choral Reading...................... - -............. Christmas Time Again UPPER GRADES CHORUS NUMBERS Deck the Halls Silent Night The First Noel Joy to the World O Little Town of Bethlehem SPECIALTIES On Christmas Island ------------Vocal Duet-------------------Maridith Welker Nancy June Legg PIANO SOLOS The Bird Bath ------------------------........................ Karen Hollowell Hawaiian Love Song ------------------------------------------- Becky St. Clair Shorten n Bread -----------------------------------------------------------Vera Bowen The Bird Bath ---------------------------------------------------Sandra Brown fJunior tJenior ianc uel Invocation - - ------------------------------------------Rev. Glen Cantrell C- Curtsies and Bows” ----------------------------------------Lee Edward Lemmon 0-”0ur Allegiance Forever ------------------------------------Wanda Lou Allison Dreams For Sale ................................................Double Quintet U- Unlocking the Counting Room ...............................Mrs. Sylva Ferguson R- Royal Edicts and Decrees .........................................Larry Hudnut T- The Twelfth Hour ..........................................Mrs. Beulah Gould Bells of the Sea ...............................-...............Melvin Allison Benediction..............................................Rev. Glen Cantrell Jjie Supper BY SENIORS Solo with Guitar - Billy Owens Little Pony - Estil Fretwell, Jackie Welker, Stanley Welker The Chipmunks - Joyce Murphy, Jane Munzlinger, Mary Hudnut, Vera Welker. Director Solo with Guitar - Billy Owens Contests Pie Auction - Lee Shoup Fish Pond Cake Walk Lunch in Kitchen FARMERS PRODUCE EXCHANGE Buyers of Produce and Feed Feeds Paints Grinding Fertilizer Mixing Steel Products Williamstown Phone 27 Missouri 7 o ne Tfa eni S£ow CLASS ’D ’’FARMER IN THE DELL” - Anita Frctwell - 3 - ’’MY UTTLE PONY - Mary Pat McDermott, Carol Shannon, Nadine Nichols, Brenda Lillard, Estil Fretwell, Jackie Welker, James Lee Spurgeon, Stanley Welker - 1 - ’’EGGBERT. THE EASTER EGG” - Vickie Phillips - BARNYARD FROLICS - Mary Lou Howard - TWIRLING - Jimmy Spurgeon - DING DONG DADDY” - Frankie Ewart - 2 - ’’DANGEROUS JOURNEY” - Judith Ann Todd - GUITAR DUETS - Leonard Cain and Ricky Hines - LIGHTED BATON - Nanette Hudnut - HAWAtfAN LOVE SONG - Denny Joe Danforth. CLASS C BLUE POLK BONNET AND STOVE PIPE HAT - Sandra Brown, Linda Phillips, Terry Lynn Fishback, Earl Wayne Howard, Debby St. Clair, Tony Schumann, Gavin Gray, and Danny DeVaux - 3 - GIRLS ARE FUNNY THINGS - Larry Welker - PLAY- MATES - Lennis Legg - UTTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - Vera Bowen - 2 - DANNY BOY - Maridith Welker - 1 - BATON NOVELETTE - Bobby Welker, Lola Fem Nichols, Jackie Spurgeon, Nina Kitson, Becky St. Clair, Vickie Cecil, Connie Allison, Caril Dee Tucker, Nancy Gosney, Brent Welker - IN THE GARDEN - Maridith Welker, Nancy Legg. Reva Coons, Ruth Ann Gosney, Cherilyn Fishback, Delores Ruschill, Nora Kitson, Marilyn Murphy - TAP DANCE - Nancy Legg. CLASS B SEXTETTE - SLEEPY HOLLOW TUNE - Joyce Murphy. Mary Hudnut, Cheryl Lil- lard, Jane Munzlinger, Ruth Shannon, Wanda Allison - 2 - TRIO - MY ISLE OF GOLDEN DREAMS - Mary Hudnut, Joyce Murphy, Jane Munzlinger - MY LOVER IS A FISHERMAN - Mary Hudnut - QUINTET - LITTLE LAMB - Jane Munzlinger, Joyce Murphy, Ruth Shannon, Mary Hudnut, Delores Ruschill - BLESS THIS HOUSE - Mel- vin Allison - 1 - THE OLD LAMPLIGHTER - Larry Hudnut. Melvin Allison, Russell Hollowell, Ronnie Hudnut. Ronnie Boecker, Jimmy Hudnut, Mary Hudnut, Joyce Mur- phy, Elaine Hollowell, Wanda Allison, Vera Welker, Janet Lillard - 3. CLASS A AS OUR WASH WOMAN SEES IT - Thelma Morrow - FIDDLING AND DANCE - Tom Pierce - 3 - PIANO NOVELETTE - Alan Schork - THE BLIND PLOUGHMAN - Bennie Scott - 2 - SPECIALITY - Billy Owens - 1 - LISTEN TO THE MOCKINGBIRD - Elmer Munzlinger and Charles Little - TAP DANCE - Emery Myers, Edina. THE CROWNING CROWNING OF YEARBOOK KING AND QUEEN, Larry Hudnut and Janet Shannon. ATTENDANTS - Vera Welker, Jimmy Hudnut, Jane Munzlinger, Russell Hollowell, Cheryl Lillard, Rowe Burton Ewing, Delores Ruschill, Jimmy McDermott. MASCOTS - Charlene Welker and Cletus Allison. CROWNING QUEEN - Mary Fern Tompson. GOOD NIGHT - Ricky Joe Hines. ) ac ca a ure a te Sunday, May 8, 1960 Processional-------------------- Grand March -------------Mrs. Beulah Gould Invocation-------------------------------------------------------------------- Mother Machree -------------------- Ball------------------------Larry Hudnut Plastics or Synthetics .....................................Rev. Ralph Smith The Holy City ....................Adams-Cain................Girls Glee Club Benediction------------------------------------------------------------------- Recessional-------------------- Jubilee March ---------------Mrs. Beulah Gould SHORTY MARTIN'S GARAGE - Williamstown yficj c cAoo (joznmencement Tuesday, May 17, 1960 Processional--------------------- March of the Priests Invocation------------------------------------------- Rain ----------------------------------Curran------- Presentation of Speaker --- ------------------------- The Set of the Mind -------------------------------- The Green Cathedral --------------------Habn-------- Profundo's Delight ------------------Bloomfield----- Presentation of Senior Class------------------------- Presentation of American Legion Awards--------------- Presentation of Diplomas and Awards------------------ Benediction------------------------------------------ Recessional------------------------------- March of the Priests ...............Mrs. C. E. Todd -----------------Rev Gien Besco ----------------Mary Ruth Hudnut ----Superintendent Woodrow Hill ---------------Rev. Lee Anthony -----------------Double Quartet -----------------Melvin Allison --------------Mrs. Beulah Gould ----------------------John Bross ----Superintendent Woodrow Hill Mr. Elmer Munzlinger, President --------------Rev. Glen Cantrell ...............Mrs. C. E. Todd COUNTY CAFE - Monticello C Jracfe (xjmmencemen I Thursday, May 19, 1960 Processional Invocation Trees Class History Class Will Class Prophecy - ----- Introduction of Speaker Address---------------- Beautiful Dreamer - ■ Cherilyn Fishback----- Lynn Hudnut------------ - Jane Ann Munzlinger Rev. H. I. Cull Maridith Welker Terry Fretwell Donald Scott --------------------Rita coons - - Superintendent Woodrow Hill Superintendent A. N. Wilkinson Quartet - --------------Nancy J. Legg -------------------Ralph Nichols Presentation of Class------------------------------------------ Mrs. Myrldean Hill Awarding of Diplomas-----------------------------------Superintendent Woodrow Hill Benediction----------------------------------------------------------Rev. H. I. Cull Recessional----------------------------------------------------- Jane Ann Munzlinger Ifiy i School hi wards SCHOLASTICAL AWARDS TYPING SO WORDS Valedictorian------------ - Joyce Murphy Salutatorian--------------- Wanda Allison American Legion--------------Wanda Allison General Science--------------Joe Clifford Biology----------------------------------Lee Lemmon General Math - --------------Joe Clifford Algebra I-----------------------------Lee Lemmon Algebra n--------------------- Rowe Ewing Drama------------------------Joyce Murphy Boys’ Music------------------------Melvin Allison Girls’ Music-------------Maridith Welker English IV---------------- - Lee Lemmon English II------------------------------Rowe Ewing English I---------------------------Jimmy McDermott Journalism-------------------Wanda Allison Composition ---------------------------Jane Munzlinger Book Reading-------------------------Ruth Shannon Spelling Pin--------------------------Lee Lemmon Citizenship and Blue Book----Billy Lavell Geography---------------------------Joyce Murphy Agriculture------------------------Ronnie Hudnut American History----------------------Lee Lemmon World History------------------------Ruth Shannon Health------------------------------Joyce Murphy Salesmanship------------------------Joyce Murphy Bookkeeping------------------Jean Ellison General Business-------------Rowe Ewing Girls’ Physical Education---Janet Lillard Boys’ Physical Education-----Larry Hudnut Typing I------------------------------Lee Lemmon Drivers Training---------------------Rowe Ewing Shop -------------------------Jimmy Coons Russell Hollowell Jane Munzlinger Lee Lemmon 40 WORDS Jean Ellison Lola McFarland KIRKSVILLE DISTRICT MUSIC • Girls’ High Voice - II----Mary Hudnut Girls’ Medium Voice - III----------Jane Munzlinger • Girls' Low Voice - II------Joyce Murphy • Boys' Medium Voice - II---Larry Hudnut Boys' Low Voice - I-----Melvin Allison STATE MUSIC CONTEST Boys' Low Voice - I------Melvin Allison KIRKSVILLE CONTESTS American History - V---------Rex Nelson American History - V--------Lee Lemmon Algebra II -IV--------------Rowe Ewing Typing I- III---------------Lee Lemmon Typing I -III---------Russell Hollowell SOPHOMORE PILGRIMAGE CITIZENSHIP Vera Welker Rowe Ewing Jane Munzlinger Billy Lavell PEERILIERS PINS Joyce Murphy Wanda Allison Cheryl Lillard April 12, 1960 Jefferson City ATTENDANCE AWARDS Norman Nichols Rex Nelson Lee Lemmon SCHOOL MUSIC PINS • OVERSTREET DAIRY - Lewistown (Jracfe ScAoo wards READING CERTIFICATES Bonnie Allison S ndrd Brown Karen Hollowell Earl Howard Noma Kitson Ronnie McDermott - - ocCKy ot. Cficiir Debbie St. Clair Bobbie Welker Jane Shannon VICR 1C OvCll John Sweet KicKey Liliaru Lola Nichols Judith Todd Allan Dochterman Sara Sweet Frankie Ewart Estil Fretwell • tan Hopkins iviaLy iviciyciiuuil ” Nadine Nichols James Spurgeon Stanley Welker MUSIC Judith Ann Todd - ------Primary Room SPELLING CERTIFICATES Terry Fishback------------Judith Todd Ricky Hines------------------------Dennis Danforth Vera Bowen----------------Vickie Phillips Larry Welker----------Mary Dochterman Becky St. Clair---------------------Billy Chewning Caril Dee Tucker SPELLING PINS Larry Welker - ---------- Nancy Gosney Angela Phillips ATTENDANCE Ruth Gosney--------------------------Gary Nichols Nancy Gosney-------------------------Sara Sweet Ricky Hines---------------Jane Shannon Vickie Cecil-----------Jacky Spurgeon CITIZENSHIP Ike Ellison-------------------------Larry Allison Vickie Phillips--------Jacky Spurgeon Vera Bowen--------------------------Carol Shannon Judith Todd------------------------Angela Phillips READING PINS Karen Hollo we 11-----------Vera Bowen Nadine Nichols---------------------Connie Spurgeon Carol Shannon------------------------Jane Shannon SUNDAY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE Estil Fretwell SCHOLARSHIP Cherilyn Fishback--------------Janet Hall Ruth Gosney --- - ----------Nancy Gosney Ronnie McDermott---------------------Nancy Legg Gary Nichols-------------- Marilyn Murphy Linda Phillips-----------------------Terry Fretwell Debbie St. Clair -- - ------Ralph Nichols Bobbie Welker-----------------------Donald Scott Maridith Welker----------- Jane Shannon Connie Allison-------------Nanette Hudnut Terry Fretwell Ruth Gosney - - Judith Todd - - Angela Phillips ----Janet Hall -Nancy Gosney -Larry Welker Carol Shannon PHYSICAL EDUCATION Girls'-----------------------Nancy June Legg Boys'--------------------------- Donald Scott CROCKETT CLEANERS - Kahoka cS cAoo C)a enc ar AUGUST 31 -------------------School Started SEPTEMBER P.T.A. First Monday School Board Fourth Thursday 11 Softball - -- -- -- -- Gorin - There 14--------.............Bus Inspection 15 - -- -- -- -- -- Knox City - Here 18 --------------- Wyaconda - There 22 -- - ... Revere - Here 23 -...............Knox City - There 28 - -- -- -- County Teachers Meeting 29 ..........-------- - Gorin - Here OCTOBER 6 ...................................P.T.A. Meeting 9 Teachers Meeting 14..............................Immunization Clinic 19 ....------Supt. Meet. - Kirksville 22 Basketball - ------ - -Ewing - There 23 ------ Conference Jubilee - Gorin 27-- - Gorin - Here 29 -- - .... state Inspector 30 -- -------------- Lewistown - There 31 .....----------------... Halloween Party NOVEMBER 2 ...---------------...... p.T.A. Meeting 3 -------...------Wyaconda - There 5-6 ...... -State Teachers Meeting 7 ---------....------------Senior Play 9 ...-------...----------- Kahoka - Here 10-- - Eye Check 13-15------------ - Baptist Youth Revival 16-21 - -- -- -- -La Belle Tournament 23 -- ------Lewistown Jr. High - Here 24 ------------------- Knox City - There 26-27 ----------- - Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 1 --------------------- Revere - Here 2 ---------... Ewing Jr. High - Here 5 ....... Lewistown Jr. High - Here 7-12-----------------Kahoka Tournament 12 -- ---------..... Senior Bake Sale 21 .....----------------Christmas Program 22 -- - -Revere - There 24 ........... Christmas Program 24-Jan. 4----------------Christmas Vacation JANUARY 5 --------------------- Gorin - There 6 --------------------- Senior Tests 12 -- ----------------- Wyaconda - There 15 - - - ------- - -Woltz Senior Pictures 21 - . Assembly 21- ------...-------La Grange - Here 26 -- - -------------Knox City - Here 28 — - -- -- -- — .. School Pictures 29 - - .... Wyaconda - There FEBRUARY 1-g ....... old Timers Tournament 3 .............. p0ii0 clinic 4 ----...--------------Jr. High Knox City 15-20-------- jr. Wyaconda Tour. 22- 27 - - ------Regional - Knox City 29 -- ---------- - junior High - Canton MARCH 3 ....------....... polio Clinic 1-5 -----------“jr. High Tournament 11 ....------.... Teachers Meeting 15 - - - --------Highway Patrol Lecture 25 - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Junior Play 29 - ----- - Athletic Banquet 30 - - Pictures Retaken 31 ------------------------Polio Clinic 31---------...---Senior Chili Supper and Talent Show APRIL 1 ----...... Kirksville Contest 5 ............ -School Election 5------...------Senior Day - Hannibal g ---------- Music Contest - Kirksville 12 ------------Senior Day - Kirksville 22 ----------- - - Jr. and Senior Banquet 23 -----Eighth Grade Bake Sale 25 - - Assembly 26 ----------...----Senior Pie Supper 29---------Star-Mason Banquet - Senior MAY 4 ----......... -Track Meet 5 -------... Thank You Party for Jrs. 8 ....-------------------- Baccalaureate 9-15------------Senior Trip - New Orleans 17 ............ Commencement 18 --------------------School Picnic 19 -------- — Eighth Grade Graduation 20 - -------- Hurrah! School's Out! ??---------- Sponsor's Entertainment DR. C. L. TODD - Canton ATHLETICS JracA LEFT TO RIGHT: Rowe Burton Ewing, Billy Lavell, Jimmy Hudnut, Lee Lemmon, Jimmy Mc- Dermott, Rex Nelson, Melvin Allison, Russell Hollowell, Ronnie Boecker, Larry Hudnut, Mr. Van Meter, coach. ATHLETIC LETTERS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Nancy Legg-------- Ruth Gosney------ Lynn Hudnut ------ Cherilyn Fishback Maridith Welker - Terry Fretwell---- Everett Nichols - Donald Scon------- Jimmy McDermott ----Ike Ellison ----Randy Hill - - Larry Allison -------Harold ...........Hall - Ralph Nichols - - Oral Murphy - - Billy Lavell Joey McFarland BASKETBALL AND TRACK Jimmy McDermott Billy Lavell LEWIS COUNTY MOTOR CO. Canton, Missouri BANK OF MONTICELLO Capital - Surplus and Undivided Profits $165, 000.00 All Deposits Insured With Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Interest Paid on Time and Savings Special Care Given Banking by Mail Monti cello c i'i town Jial ettes JANET LILLARD Four-Year Girl Guard JANE MUNZLINGER Three-Year Girl Guard JANET SHANNON One-Year Girl Guard JEAN1E ELLISON Three-Year Girl Forward lola mcfarland Three-Year Girl Forward CHERYL LILLARD Two-Year Girl Forward LEWIS COUNTY TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractor Lewistown. Missouri MATLICK LUMBER COAL CO. Furnishing Everything to Build Anything Kahoka, Missouri acSizable cS jr LARRY HUDNUT Four-Year Man Forward RUSSELL HOLLOWELL Two-Year Man Forward V MELVIN ALLISON Two-Year Man Forward LEE LEMMON Three-Year Man Forward RONNIE BOECKER Two-Year Man Center REX NELSON Three-Year Man Guard BARKLEY FUNERAL HOME MARTIN CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Canton Mmsr Canton BILL'S SUPERETTE - Canton (Jir s' Sofi6af ancf 7iasAeiba I LEFT TO RIGHT: Delores Ruschill, Ruth Shannon, Janet Shannon, Lola McFarland, Cheryl Lillard, Jeanie Ellison. Mary Hudnut, Elaine Hollowell, Jane Munzlinger, Janet Lillard, Mr. Van Meter. BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Van Meter, coach; Jeanie Ellison, Mary Hudnut, Janet Lillard. Jane Ann Munzlinger, Elaine Hollowell, Wanda Allison. FRONT ROW, left to right: Cheryl Lillard. Lola McFarland, Delores Ruschill, Ruth Shannon, Janet Shannon, Joyce Murphy. STOW IMPLEMENT COMPANY McCormick Deering New Holland McCulloch IHC Dealer Phone 35 Canton AYERS OIL COMPANY Distributor of Phillips 66 Products Canton, Missouri BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Van Meter, coach; Rowe Burton Ewing, Jimmy McDermott, Larry Hudnut, Jimmy Hudnut. FRONT ROW, left to right: Melvin Allison, Lee Lemmon, Russell Hollowell, Ronnie Boecker, Rex Nelson. BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Van Meter, coach; Melvin Allison, Russell Hollowell, Ronnie Boecker, Larry Hudnut. FRONT ROW, left to right: Lee Lemmon, Rowe Burton Ewing, Jimmy Hudnut, Billy Lavell, Jimmy McDermott, Rex Nelson. LEWISTOWN FARMER SUPPLY Groceries, Feed, Hardware and Dry Goods Lewistown, Missouri 7J 7.71. 71 ware ()heer eacfe 'ers — BACK ROW. left to tight: Debbie St. Clair. Sandra Brown, Vera Bowen, Bobbie Welker. FRONT ROW. left to right: Becky St. Clair, Nancy June Legg, Caril Dee Tucker. May 20, 1960 Mrs. Gould: I speak on behalf of the Williamstown PTA to say that often words are inadequate to fully ex- press the deep feelings of our hearts and such is true when we attempt to convey to you our thanks and appreciation for the many years of faithful service to our PTA. In memory we go back to the long hours you freely gave in directing our annual PTA shows, the interest you demonstrated by regular attendance at the meetings and the full cooperation we received in every undertaking of the organization. Missouri Congress of Parents-Teachers has a means of helping us to thank you through a State Life Time Membership. It is an honor and a living memorial accorded an outstanding Parent- Teacher member and recognizes his meritorious service. It is an honorary membership only. The fee for this honor is a contribution to the education of a Missouri student and the furtherance of the state work. It is divided equally between the Caroline B. Ulman student loan and the scholarship fund and the extension fund. So it is our pleasure to award to you today this our first State Life Membership and with it a PTA pin and die attractive acorn guard, a membership card, and a ten-year subscription to Missouri Parent Teacher. We hope you will wear this pin proudly and that it will serve as a reminder of your service in this school with the Teachers and Parents to promote all the objectives of PTA, and may it express to you the Love and Gratitude of our hearts. May God continue to bless your efforts as you seek to promote the welfare of children wherever you are. WILLIAMSTOWN PTA Mrs. Rufus Nelson, President GAMBLES. Canton TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY IW Wo � «• � l«V“«