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

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BOOK VI ADVERTISEMENTS

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I The 1941 Willamizzou PEEP INTO THE FUTURE Edith Moore and Mary Lou Morse are leading dress designers. Working for them is Mary Ella Bever. Arlene Castle runs a large beauty shop. Those .working for her are Laura Coleman, Aliene Gulley, Pauline Hunter, Betty J ane Lilly and Ruth Sigman. Betty Hansen now runs a school for nurses. Those enrolled are Cleva Baker, Jane Do.nley, Frances Graves, Mattie Pearle Garlett, Janie Strome, Max- ine Murray and Norma Vandeventer. A teachers convention was held this month and those attending from here were Doris and Beth Ferguson, Mildred Garlett, Clara Belle Gardner, Thelma Garlett, Myrtle Godsy, Mrs. Florence Collins, Novella McCart, Delores Marden and Elsie Spence. Two college girls are home for the week-end, Rhea Anne Rush and Katherine Lovan. Charles Greene runs a truck line between here and Cabool, two of his drivers are Keith Peterson and Phillip Wyrick. Two home town boys won medals for bravery from the army. They are Sidney Williamson and Weldon Goodwin. Everett Graves has been acclaimed favorite car mechanic by the house- wives of the town. The judges were the formers: Helen Bever, Donna Bailey, Maxine Lovan and Lola Mae Rader. New York Citye- Joe Carr now runs a furniture store. His chief salesmen are J ohn J ames and Ralph Kilpatric. Claude Ferguson, noted ornothologist, opened his museum to the public last week. Lovene Skaggs won honors as being the best librarian in New York. Her sister is the noted illustrative artist, Jeweldeen Skaggs. Eldon Norman runs an air line. His Ichief stewardess is Clara Belle Mar- den. The chief aviator is Robert Scantlon. The journalist, Bill Rothgeb, reports that Rudolph Walthers just signed with the New York Yankees. The two song birds heard over Station WSHS at 2:30 p. m. are Ruby Lea Montgomery and Betty Light. They will sing any special requests from Willow Springs students. Basil Hedrick, mechanical engineer, Robert Usrey, electrical engineer, and Junior Williams, deisel engineer, have formed a corporatian. Their chief accountant is George Johnson. Their lawyer is Lowell McMurtrey. Those now on their office staff are Ruth Ward, Marjorie Schleuning, June Schneller, Martha Jo Stoll, Marie Sells, Ora Richter, Mildred Range, Elizabeth and Pauline Frazee, Velma Ficke, Virginia Bergman. Two noted people were in town over the week-end. Coach Gene Clingan, whose Missouri Tigers won the Rose Bowl, and Detective Warren Corn, who is resting after he has just finished capturing the kidnapper of Prof. W. C. Grimes. Pauline and Elizabeth Frazee leave their studious ability to Burnys Don- ley and Don Rothgeb, respectively.