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

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Lorraine Allenbrand Madge Lena Bennett Freda Mae Corn Huldah Lou Cromwell Ruby Denny Wilma Dchre Ruth Denny Ona Marie Denny Sybil Lovan Evelyn Puckett Gwendolyn Wilbanks Margaret Ward loberta Grissom Rowe Findley Harry Laden Irvin Landis Masnor Richard Nelson Donald Phillips Billy Morris Oliver Don Rothgeb, Jr. Earrell Stringer .Tohnie Cecil Stone Joyce Shryock Lee Roy Gray Geneva Burns Edith Bottom Thelma Beshirs Ellen BleVins Doris Beasley Velora Poppitz The 1940 Willamizzou FRESHMAN CLASS Fearlie Rainey Lucille Sherrill Mildred Smith Laura Belle Broadhacker Ramona Hunter Emmett Bradford Ionord Broadhacker Don Barnes Denny Curran J ack Skaggs Charles Turner Ralph Thompson Darrel Wilbanks J ack Warner Mary Alsup Pearl Andrew's Winona Acker Mary V. Bryan Margaret Barnes Manha Barnes Jpan Cauldwell Mickey Castle Louise Caton Alice Coulter Ruth Coleman Purnys Donley Rmh Dryman Nellie Mae Doughty Darlene Everett Rosa Gilbert Alma Jean Godat Stella Goodwin Madelyn Groves Dorothy Hanks Frances Lawing Helen Lovan Helen Miller Bill Brumley J unior Derrick Ira Daugherty George Feller Melvin Godsy Norman Goyer Joe Clinton Hinds Harvev Hiler Donald Henry Floyd Lasley Touis McGee Henry Mathews Ralnh Orcutt Rcbbv Gene Perkins Carl Richter Wayne Stephenson Ray Sigman Chester Click Arthur Williamson Mitchell Wyrick Manley House

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The 1940 Willamizzou FRESHMAN CLASS Gwendolyn Wilbanks Johnie Cecil Stone President i Vice-President Freda Mae Corn Darrell Stringer Secretary Treasurer To Miss Lottie Slusser our beloved first grade teacher goes the credit of giving many of the present year Freshmen their start in education. On the opening day of school, the year 1931 our mothers cleaned us up spick and span and sent us off to school to begin our first year of learning. We progressed steadily through our primary year learning the fundamentals of Readini Ritini and Rithmetic'. Ready and eager for second grade With the close of school in May. Miss Martin taught and guided us throu'rh the second grade and Mrs. ?u- lauf through the third. At the close of our fourth year under Miss Miers we could hardly wait for school to start the next September because of the privileges of going upstairs with the big kids . When we had climbed as far as Junior high school we had begun to feel proud of our accomplishments and learning, and to look down on the lower grades as inferior, but as we left the eighth grade and entered high school we began to feel as if we were not so bip,r after all. Our first day in high school found us nervous and perhaps wobbly at the knees, but this feeling was thrown aside as we found our way about. Now, as our freshman year draws near to end we watch the seniors prepare to leave us, we are eager for that time of glory when we will have completed our high school years.

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The 1940 Willomizzou DEPARTMENTS