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'Deoicate ... ••• this book to you, the former students and teachers, who have made this event possible.

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It is believed that there was a log cabin school in Marionville in the 1840's but no record can be tound. The first record of a school was in 1860; school was held then at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, which stood on what Is now the corner of Centfal and Lincoln (ZZ Highway). The first brick school building was constructed in .. 1885. On May 3. 1889 a contract was given to M. Benjamin and D. p • .Lt,.Vo'\.l.IfV~ Russell for lI .fl $3,500.00 addition to the school. This building was torn down lrl:J.t§U9.....and a new one erected in 1911, which burned to the ~

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The present buUding was buUt in 1923-24.

Later additions were the Home Economics cottage in 1939, the primary buUding in 1949, a new football field in the tall of 1950, the new gymnasium In 1953. A new football field was made ready for use in 196566. Located. at Fisk and Lawrence streets, it is the best playing field in the Midwest Conference. In 1968 additional classrooms and a cafeteria was added to the existing buildings. Old records show that in 1888 there was a principal and four teachers: Principal J. W. Barton and teachers O. E. Gorman, Sallie Poor, Mate Grover and Rhoda Jamison. They taught an 8-month school year, the principal re ceiving $75.00 monthly, one teacher $40.00 monthly and the others each $30.00 monthly. Checking back into old records of May 15, 1889, there were 254 boys and 240 girls enrolled · in school; total capacity that could be seated was 534. The average cost per day for tuition of each scholar was .036. From a total school enrollment in 1888 of approximately 490 to a present enrollment of over 700 through 1972, from five teachers then to thirty-eight now , ' from two graduate s in 1894 to our largest graduating class of forty-eight in 1971, we have continued to grow. We have been fortunate over the years in having capable local citizens serving on our school boards and able and dedicated superintendents, principals and teachers. Present superintendent Is Darrel Boyer. Each tormer student of Marionvllie High School will have memories of his own particular era as it pertains to the honors in sports, mUSiC, home economics, agriculture, etc. Our present trophy cases, located in the hallway between the high school building and the gym .. nasium, are evidence of our continuing activities. Mention of our school would not be complete without recognition of the Marionville Collegiate Institute, established in 1872. Jasper A. Smith became its tirst president in 1873. The administration buUding, which still stands, was built in 1907.. The Marionvllie Collegiate institute was organized by the Lawrence County Teachers Association for the training of teachers. It was later taken over by the Methodist Church and operated by them until it. was moved to Carthage in 1924. In 1925 a home tor the aged was established and the college buildings put to use. Turrentine Hall and the main administration buUding have been modernized and sUll stand in use. New buildings have been built, cottages and courts have been buUt In the area occupied by Burge dormitory and the athletic field. The latest addition was a Health Center completed in 1961 and an addition to it completed in 1971, bringing it to a 60-bed facility. Now known as The Ozarks Methodist Manor, the administrator 1s Forest E. Delozier.

As you loOk at the pages of this souvenir book, the first reunion of Marionville School will either be In the past or fast moving to a close. For many of us, il may be the only one of its kind we wUI be fortunate enough to attend. For the former students not so far in the past and for the many in the future, we hope It wUl be the beglnn1ng of • tradition.

To point out anyone person or group of persons as being responsible for our reunion success would be both impossible and unfair. To thank each and every one who aSSisted would be equally impossible. But it is possible' to mention the individual class chairmen who spent many hours of their time on a few: deta1l workj those who served on varjous committees, those who worked by phone, walked many steps, drove many mUes; those who often compromised their own plans and ideas in order to go along with the majority; those who not only readUy agreed with me in many ways but also those wbo just as readily pointed out my missteps; the many interested local citizens and the many family members in the background who flOOre with us"; to my own sponsoring Class of 1941 who so graciously stood by me all the way - - to all these and many more, words w1ll not express the thanks for making my place in this reunion a most memorable and enjoyable one. - - - - - NADINE GREENE

NADINE GREENE General Chairman

CHAIRMEN - 1930's CHAIRMEN - 1911 - 1927 Front Row: Left to Right, Ruby (Greene) Hicks, 1926; Fannie Cox, 1911j Gertrude (Jones) Muhleman, 1917.

Front Row: Lett to Right, Ruth (Sullivan) Forrester, 1938; Opal (Starbuck) Clevenger, 1932. Back Row: Left to Right, Erwin "Bud" Jackson, 1937; Burl W. Earnhart, 1932.

Back Row: Left to Right, Ted Cross, 1927; Ellen (Carlson) Compton, 1923; Paul Compton, 1922.

CHAIRMEN - 1950's CHAIRMEN - 1940's Front Row: Left to Right, Irene (Nevils) Pettus, 1941; Elaine (Henry) Bright, 1940; Nadine Greene, 1941. Back Row: Virginia (Ilapp) Smith, 1943; Derald Meyer,1947; Anthony Estes, 1944; Max McBride, 1949.

Front Row: Left 10 Right, Kathryn (Maples) Faucher, 1951; Helen (Davis) Murray, 1956; Mary Lee (Crumply) Wnson, 1959; Natalle (Johnson) Jackson, 1956. Back Row: Lefllo Right, Alberta (Meyer) Reldle, 1956; Ruth (Smarl) Hopkins, 1955; PhUiIs (Davis) French, 1953; pavid French, 1953; PhilliS (Morris) Gold, 1950; Eleanor (Johnson) Wright, 1957.

Front Row: Left to Right, Ruby (Greene) H1cks, Paul Compton, Gertrude (Jones) Muhleman, Program and Activities Committee.

CHAIRMEN - 1960 - 1970

Front Row: Left to Right, Ivas (Johnson) Kerans, 1960; Charle (Burnett) Kerans, 1966. Back Row: Left to Right, Peggy (Morris) Brown, 1970; Gretchen (MUler) Meyer, 1967.

Back Row: Left to R1ght, Max McBride, Finance; Irene (NevUs) Pettus, Rules and Proceduresj Virginia (Rapp) Smith, Advertising; Burl W. Earnhart, Finance.

DORIS (SOUTEE) RAPP Publ1city Chairman

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A GOOD-NIGHT Close now thine eyes and rest secure; Thy soul is safe enough, thy body sure; He that loves thee, He that keeps And guards thee, never slumbers, never sleeps. The smiling conscience in a sleeping breast Has only peace, has only rest; The music and the mirth of kings Are all but very discords; when she sings; Then close thine eyes and rest secure; No sleep so sweet as thine, no rest so sure. - Francis Quarles

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Maggie Patterson Rosa Owens

Annie Grubaugh Lucinda Grammar

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Lily Jeffries Ben Manlove

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Addie Hunt Jessie Sla'!S'hter , ._~ Glen Me~

Minnie Willett Bessie McNeill Fred Rogers Serena Grammar

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Frank Gillette Will Roper

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Jesse Baird

Class of 1895 AdelIa Stafford Bessie stafford Minnie Barris Lena Lesley

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Mansell Holmes .k.lq,,, Irma Scott Charlie Holt .J.. \~I:r Edna Forrester Clifford Forrester Lottie Marshall J,.. "'f Ralph Greene

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Douglas Forrester Miriam Keast Guy McHenry Louie Clark Jewett Richardson 2nd row, Helen Harlan PauUne Fite Chloe Wise Ruby MayJew Areta Compton Ethel Smalley Srd row, Rex Stark

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Herbert Marshall Faye Ladd Glenn Wolfe Neal McCoy Charles Faulkner ~ema Youngblood

Lora Wells Beatrice Mayhew Vinnie Yoachum Richard Compton Lake Turrentine Opal Forrester Mary Hight

Roxie Lester Mary Turner 'Elsie Snyder pauline Arnhart Viva Maples

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First row: Gladys ThornhUl Ell Gibson Horace Anderson

Paul Compton Luther Irby Lloyd WoUlnbarger Neal Blackburn

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Clarence Henrichsen

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Eva Anderson Grace Keast

LUUan Greene Charles Woodford Lee Lachmund

Olga Guild Margaret Morris Hollie Cope

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Ethel Yoachum Dorothy Burlison Clifford Lusk Arley McBride Seigel Beck Paul Hight Raymond Pannell Jesse Arnhart

Verna Lambeth Merwin Logan Addah McCarrol Bradford McCullah Mad0lene JJ$a'1ee Beryl Shullenbarger Ester Sloan Harry Slusher Vaughn Smith

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Class of 1924 Owen Elsey Pauline Thornhill . Thelma Eutsler Harriet Harlan Harold Anderson Charity Yoachum Myrtle King Edna Hilton Edward Faulkner

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Jack Layman Hugh Turrentine Velma Carver Maxine Gamble Edna Wise Edna Tubbs Edrie Lambeth

John Powell Jessie Link Alice Slusher Isabelle Pierce Lulu Lambeth Chubby Forester

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Franklin Jones H. L. Gillenwaters Bernice Irby Oma McConnell Edith Lambeth Dorothy Childers

Earl Wilson Mildred Lawson Sherman Thornhill Hazel Rickman Wilbur Snyder

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Leona Tubbs Wyatt Cannady

Pauline Taylor Loyd Yost

1st row. left to right: Clyde Collier

Lora Norman Francis Beal Noel Forrester

Edwin Houston

Martha Gra! Mary Gra!

Laura Fugitt

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Willie Wiles

J. W. Bf9wD, Jr. Max Lld~ell

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3rd row, lett to right: Cecil Thornhill Virginia Mbrrls Ted Cross

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Alice Elsey Magdel1ne Marler Joe Lee Young

CarlSowdSky Frances Wise Ira Hill

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Top row, left to rlgbt: Euthas Keener

Charlene Cannady Elizabeth Sherman .JW!l'.ll.rrls Maxine Stacy Fred Ackerman

2nd row, left to right: Jewell Madge Brown John H. Cox Helen PhUllps Henry Head

Theodore Arnsmeyer Anna Michel Mur"rel Jones

3rd row, lelt to right: Ruth Elsey Wlilred Baum Elbert Rowe

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Bottom row. lett to r1ght: Olive Sneed

Lloyd Irby Miss LUl1an ReIch, sponsor

W. J. Willett, Superintendent Audrey Stockard Loren Arnsmeyer

Top row, left to right: Glendon Keith Catherine Sloan Ola Forrester Albert Shullenbarger Elsia Cook Glenn Greene 2nd row, left to right: Josephine Hill Howard Lamb Dorothy Webb Helen Hays otis Estes Gertrude White

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2nd row, left to right: Dorothy Olsen Leroy Pendleton Billie Brown \~ ~ opar-starbuck Helen McBride Ruth Hight Virginia Wallace

3rd row J lett to right: Bessie Smith Mary Scott Supt, W, J, Willett Sponsor Helen Carver John Norman James Keast

4th row, lett to right: Charles Carter Juanita Savage Wayne Wrinkle Evelyn Scott Wallace James Ophelia Perkins Clyde Jackson Max Forrester Gladys Baxter

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3rd row J left to right: Mildred French Edmund Stout

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Lamar Lee, sponsor W. J. Wlllett, superintendent Clara Ellen Burk Chester Morris irene Phllllps

Bottom row, left to right: Sidney Taylor Mary Elizabeth Markley Winifred Head Rosette Cummings

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Pictured here is entire student body for year 1924. Front row I left to right: Bessie Keast, Freda Sullivan, Frank Jones, Willie Wiles, Nellie House, Vesta Keener, Gertrude Stacey,' ? ?, Clarence Mosley, ??, Major Hart, John McHenry. Lucille Keene~.l- ??, Scott Collier, Lucy Graff, Magdelene Marler, Elizabeth Rogers, ? ?, ? Wolf, Freda Butler.

Second row: ? ?, ??, Pauline Taylor, Francis Wise, Vernie Yoachum, Frances Veal, Alice Elsey. Montera Wlles, Mary Francis Gaines, Virginia Morris, Virgil Carter, Ted Cross, Ira Hill, Cecil ThornhUl, Alvin Hendricksen, Opal Baxter, Ruby Greene, Clyde Collter J Roy Pendleton, Fayne Wll1iams, Jim Brown, Jr., Isabelle Pierce, Joe Lee Young.

Third row: Noel Forrester, Lloyd Yost, Charles Sloan, Carl Sadowsky,

Edith Ackerman, Laura Fugitt, Mary Graft, Martha Graft, ? ?, Lora Norman, Leona Tubbs, Edw1n Houston, ? ?, ??, Wilma Snyder, ? ?, Ivon WUes, Lorene Beck, Norma Pannell, Nelle Medlin, Maurice Harris, John Coleman, Clara Burlison, Dorothy Childers, Edith Lambeth, ? ?, ? Hendricksen, ? ?, Buford O'Dell, ? ?, ? ?, Virgie House, Joyce Gardner, Glen Garoutte. Fourth row: Franklin Jones, Harry Singer, Llge Hendricks (custodian), Professor W. B. Woodford, Miss Meta Smythe, teacher, ??, Mrs. Yates, Home EconomiCS teacher J Jessie Link, Bonnie Carver, Anna Burlison, Edrie Lambeth, Wyatt Cannady, Maxine Gamble, Alice Slusher, Lowell Keener, . ? ?, ? ?, Finis Carver, ? ?, ? ?, Harold Walters, Jack Layman, Marvin Carver, B111 Powell, Mrs. Swanson, commercial teacher; John Powell, Jimmy House, Chubby Forrester, Alma Wise, ? ?, Edna Tubbs, Lela Lambeth, Edna Ackerman.

county Champions 1909 Front row J left to right: Back row J left to right: Otis Peebles Chet Marr Ray TurrenUne Bert Hodges Emmett Compton Frank Woodford Ho. Garoutte He. Garoutte D. Smith

Girls' team, 1909

Lert to right:

Fannie Henson Grace Cannady Maud Chichester Fay Turrentine Kate Henson ?

Girls' Basketball team, 1915

Left to right: Harvey Harlan, Coach Edith Wasson, teacher Lora Britton, teacher

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Louise Cannady Anna Lee Clark Mable Mayhew Maud Wiles

Daisy Carney Dora Montgomery Mae Grisham Grace Bennage

Girls' team, 1921 Front row, lett to right: Hallie Cope Jewel Wisecup Addle Clark Pauline Arnhart

Back row, left to right: Pearl ShuUenbarger Coach Otis Peebles Ell Gibson

Boys' team, 1921 Front row. left to right: Neeley Turner Lester Firestone Jay Garrison

Second row. left to right: Byford Holmes Marshall Forister Back row: Coach Otis Peebles

Boys' Basketball team, 1928 Front row. lett to right: Major Hart Maurice Harris OWe Shullenbarger

Back row, left to right: Harold Estes John Lldell John Coleman John McHenry

Girls' team, 1928

Sitting, left to right: Thelma Willis

Standing, left to right: Bessie McBride

Grac e Cannady Ruth Burlison

Pricl11a Cannady

Maxine Stacey Pearl McClure

Margaret Markley

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1931 Undefeated Conference Champs Front row, left to right: Pric111a Cannady Juanita Stark

Mayme Crumpley Opal Starbuck "Spec" Markley

Back row, left to right: Elsla Cook Mary Browning

Coach Orville Wolfe Mlldred French Gertrude White

Football team, 1939 First row. left to right: Lloyd Peery LockWood Senett Dale Soutee Mabry Senett

Second row, left to right: Coach ArUe Perkins Johnny Foster Forrest Sampson Marvin Bond Jack Fortney

Third row. left to right: Emerson McClure B1II Grubaugh Bernard French B1II Wise Junior Gaines

Lelt to right; Betty Barris Olive Jackson

First row, len to right: Margaret Wright Janette Imblum AUeen Steele

Elaine Henry June Elsey Sarah Ann Darby

Girls' team 1939-40 Norma Jean Torbett Betty Henry Virginia Rapp

Girls' team 1945-46 Wllma WUson Second row I lett to right: Imogene Barrett Coach Agee Doris Newton Kay Russell Ann Butler Doris Montgomery

Suzy Aspden Standing, rear: Coach Arlie Perkins

Margaret Shelton Ardis WUl1amson Betty Williams Betty Jo Ackerman Ellen Willard

Boys' team 1945-46 First row, left to right: Blll Allen Jack Marshall

First row, left to right: Francis Kelly Junior Hankins AI Stewart Sam Compton Victor Rapp

James Finney Jr. Kirby Gene Burnett

Second row J left to right: Maurice McBride Elmer Starrett

1945-46 Second row, left to right: Third row. left to right: Jack Hankins George Walker Jack Burgess Elmer Starrett Billy Joe Angus Fr_le Wright Frank Lorenz Herbert Shipman Thomas Hadley Freddie Wolf Norman Sparkman

Harvey Phlllips Francis Craker John McClure Coach Marple Agee

Fourth row. left to right: Coach Marple Agee Harvey PhUilps Gene Burnett Gene Perry Joe Steele

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4a These Midwest Conference Champs played Cass Midway for the Missouri State Championship; they were defeated by a score of 8 to 6. First row, left to right: Second row J left to right: Third row, left to right: Fourth row, lett to r ight: Corky Murphy Jack Burgess

Mike Murphy Danny Hankins

Mike Pritchard Mark Brown

David Thurman Mike Jones

Rick Jones

Barry Dickson

DonnIe Smart

Brent Hopkins

Monty Vanderhoof

Sherman Earnhart

John Gold

Jay Johnson

Donnie White

JIm Bateman

Kirk Garoutte

Paul Brown

Dwayne Jones

Rusty Hoschar Mike Rapp

Fred Janes

Rodney Gold

Mike Rickman Rick Smith Clyde Jones J. D. Baxter

David Murphy Tom Sautee Tim Houser JIm Stewart Eric Jackson, Mgr.

Sheldon Soutee Paul McKnight David Bassore Ronnie Persinger Coaches: Jamey Parks

Al Houser

Steve Hopkins Lloyd Wright David ChUders Hayden Trigg

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Girls' Glee Club, 1935-36

Front row, left to right: Pauline Adcock Josephine Gardner Jean Brown Beatrice Sullivan Helen Sullivan Evelyn Hervey Rubynelle Moore Marzelle Holder Elaine Gillespie

Second row, lett to right: Mildred Galloway , Kathy Keith Mary Lou Leffingwell Ruth Mae Sullivan Norma Morris Evelyn Taylor Hildreth Hadley Juanita Keener

Back row, left to rlght: Maxine Moore Stella McNeli Mary Lou Thompson Ernestlne Forrester Edna Mae yoachum Bessie Ruckman Sammie Bray

Aside from their abUlly. the above band had good rea-

son to smile. For possibly the tirst time. or at least for the first time in Many years, our band was outfitted in new unl10rms through the good graces and hard work of the

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Second row, left to right:

B111 Burgess

EUzabeth Brown Joe Burk Nancy Greene Dorothy Ann Sullens Suzy Aspden

Leonard Talburt Alfred Higgins Jimmy Michel Billy George King Bobby WUl!s

Harry Olmstead Jack Eckhardt

Mabrey Senett

Tommy Aspden

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Third row , left to right: Bob Russell

Fourth row, left to right: Forrest Sampson (drum major)

Joan Hemphill

John White

Betty Barris Mary Margaret Sullens

Haroldene Seneker B111 Grubaugh

Betty Henry

? June Elsey

BUly Joe Stark

Norma Jean Torbett

Wayne Hendrix

Back row, left to right: Howard Deckard Jack Fortney Carl Stark Cecll Seneker Albert Seneker Joe Darby Band Instructor Criswell

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1970 - 1971 FFA STATE FARMERS

Left to right : Vocational Agriculture Instructor, James L. Kyle Former Vocational Agriculture Instructor, Mr . E.D. Muhleman State Farmers, John Gold, Jim Compton , Clyde Jones

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