Willow Springs High School - Willamizzou Yearbook (Willow Springs, MO)

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The 1940 Willamizzou Donna Bailey Maxine Brixey Frances Graves Pauline Hunter Marion J ones Katherine Lovan Betty Light Maxine Lovan Ruby Lea Montgomery Rhea Anne Rush Mildred Range Ruth Ward Pauline Frazee Elizabeth Frazee Marian Holt Arlene Williams Warren Corn James Fisher Everett Graves Charles Greene Basil Hedrick J thn James Philip Oliver Bill Rothgeb Delbert Rothwell Robert Usrey Junior Williams JUNIOR CLASS George Johnson Cleva Baker Helen Bever Mary Ella Bever Virginia Bergman Arlene Castle Thelma Caton Dorothy Caton I aura Coleman Jane Donley Beth Ferguson Velma Ficke Doris Ferguson Myrtle Godsy Thelma Garlett Arlene Gulley Clara Belle Gardner Florence Godat Mattie PParle Garlott Mildred Garlett Betty Hansen Rettv Jane Lilly Edith Moore Mary Lou Morse Delores Marden Novella McCart Maxine Murray Ora Richter Lola Mae Rader Ruth Sigman Jeweldeen Skaggs June Schneller Marjorie Schleuning Martha Jo Stoll Marie 38le Janie Strome Iovene Skaggs Elsie Spence Norma Vandevnnter Frankie Wonnell Georgie VVonnell Rufus Allen Lester Adams Eugene Clingan Claude Ferguson Weldon Goodwin Ralnh Kilpatric Keith Peterson Duane Smith Robert Scantlin Willard Wagner Sidney Williamson Wavne Weiler Phil Wyrick

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The 1940 Willamizzou Jeweldean Skaggs Eugene Clingan Rhea Anne Rush President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer It was a memorable day in that fall of 1929 when forty nervous but happy boys and girls trotted off to start their education under the tender care and pa- tience of Miss Lottie Slusser. For the next eight years we struggled constantly, always keeping our goal in mindeHigh School! When we finally attained that .goal and entered high school as freshmen, we were extremely nervous, but happy and determined in spite of that; The next year, as Sophomores, we realized that it was an honor to belong to such an organizationethe Willow Springs High School! As Juniors, we have almost completed our education here, and have indeed learned a great deal. We have made honors in music, athletics, and scholastic activities. Next year we shall be Seniors, and a class that our school may be proud to remember.

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The 1940 Willamizzou SOPHOMORE CLASS Helen Ruth Farrar Ralph Swecker Wayne Spence President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Cne bright September morning in 1928, a group of bright faced, excited boys and girls began their first schooling under the patient supervision of Miss Lottie Slusser. These girls and boys climbed, until once more eager and impatient they began their high school career. During these two years, these silly Sophs have been a class of superior quality and quantity and the future Sophomores must work diligently to tear down the standard built by us. We are looking forward to next year, jolly Juniors, a year of many opportunities gained only through hard work anJ renpcnsibility.