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Hadley Thomas J. P. Hawkins

Retiring Member Retirir.t; Hember
 On the opposite page you see a rough sketch of our future
campus. On the preceding page you see the yJictures of most of
the buildings in the sketch. The Fine Arts Building is under
construction at t his time. The library building will soon be
started.

The sketch shows the campus as it is planned for September,

when school opens again.

Perhaps no community is making greater effort. to meet the

educational needs of its youth. That f a ct is proved by the
achievement of a AA classification the first year that the State
Department of Education classified the schools under the new plan.

Your school with its fine grade program, with its wide high
school curriculum, with its services to the Veterans in Vocational
Agriculture and Carpentery, with its summer music program, its
summer recreation program on the athletic field etc. is extending
every effort to meet the community's needs in an educational way.

May I congratulate the citizens of this school district for

this fine program and may I urge you as students to take every
advantage of the opportunities that are yours.

Sincerely,

Superintendent of Schools
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 Ferrell Mallory Richard King Ruth Booth
Home Economics Music, Guidance and Dramatics English

Edwin MattheliS
Coach and Scier.ce

Phyllis Elson Avera Harriman Charlene Sechler

Physical Education and Science Social Sci ence and Drivers Ed. Latin and English
 Frank Roberts Olene Rodery Carl 0. Rode'ry
Math. and Commerce Librarian Industrial Arts and D. 0 • .

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Ben Smith Herbert Morgan Steve Potter'

Iteneram Taacher Itenerant Teacher Itenerant Tercher

Jesse Payne Everett Lane Raymond Ricketts

Itenerant Teac her Itenerant Teacher !tenerant teacher
 Anna Stearns
Mary McKown
Grade Principal and
Special Educati on H.• :~ . Princioo l and
Special idueation

Evelyn Re ser
Veterans Secretarj Ethel Williams
Commerce & Office Secreta
 Grace Hill Bethel Clymo re Bernice Mat t hews
Eighth Grade · Seventh Gracl.e Sixth Grade

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Genelle Spoering Donna Tucker

Sixth Grade Fift h Grade

Eloise Callaway Beryl Enp;le Goldie Harmon

Third Grade Second Gr ade First Grade
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Commencement, May 11, 1951 --Speaker, Dr. J. F. Findlay, Pre side~t of Drury College.
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J _OAN BRJ\Dl£Y lELAND BRf\DL.~ VADA 1\1\RR\~Otl

T~er stw:le•\..Counci I-~

Patsy Polly Ben Shantz Mary Joyce King

Anita Jackson Jack Lewy Wanda Vest

Bill Chapman Dixie Wolfe Charles Peterson

Ernest Reed Willa Dean Davison

Sherry Jean Shewmaker Paul Ray Lane Jean Shryer

Dale Dill Berniece Ruebush Chester Matthews

Joan Branum Herbert Maddux Clara Cassidy

Marie ·ortner Gene Hill Ann Carve r

Bill McDaniel Jo Ann Julian Bob Hale

Marie Smith Junior Kendrick Gloria Hoover

Berniece Richerson Richard Smith Jo Ann Neill

Herbert Stanton Ardis Gaunt Jerry Lackey

Bernice Peele . Ivan Ray Esther 1'/right

Louise Miller l!:verett Camden
Lavolda Warner

Glen Gamel Inez Haney Jack Hyde

Betty Harmon Billy Joe Chance Dorothy Squire

Leota McGinnis Harvey Clouse Dauntless v.'i lliams

John Owens Betty Perki ns :Cob Sharp

Helen Heald Carol Sweaney Ann Hartman

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Larry McGown Carol. Kahler

President Vice President

Earline Moulder
Sec. and Treas.

Bonnie Ware
Representative

Frances Gamer Jimmy Bradley Kathryn If.L8.llory Mark Day

Jim Jackson Linda Neill Jack Maulin

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Shirley Wandling
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 Mary Lou Neill Ramie Sample Lacie Wilson
C. B. Fr eeman

Lila Kay Walker E. G. Stephens Dorotha Smart Jimmy Andrews

Clifford Ray Mary Ann McDonald Billy Gene Todd Arlene Clouse

Al Harrington Mar:y Lou Hoover Bill McCallister Dale Harris

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Lowell Belt Francis Johnson Jane Shewmak-er Pill Mead

Herold Y.!iller
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Anita lavis Gordon Crawford Jo Ann Montgomery

Dora L=e Poindexter Jesse Garrett Ruby Lee ifoodall Jim Baker

Dwight Gilpin Cora l-1ae Nicodemus Bill Steed Juanit a Taylor

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Glenda Brock Edwin Phillips Betty Lou McDonald Johnny Bre~hears

Cora Mae NicoQemus Pat Rea Paul Dean Bradley Geneva Bay

Betty Baslee Lyndell Anders.on Lena Jackson Gordon Richardson

Donald Slack Bryce Bradley Roger King Richard Williams

 Shirley Hale Shirley Potter Darrel Crawford Jame s Medley Barbara Gilham
President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representative

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Bobby Holland · Carol Ballard Dorothy ¥mshburn Charle.y .Pierce

Lois Sprague Gora Sims

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Ruby J ean Bro•m Harold Stanton David Alexander Boyd Sallee

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David Croslin Gale Lilley June Kahler Bobby Baslee Mary Lou Hill

Jane Powell Jimmy Ethridge Mary Nell Hagan Paul .Triplett Baroara Lemons

Lester Evans Helen Garrett Ronald Lilley Marilyn Burd Charles Crosby ¥J.ary Reygart
 Billy Sharp Ba r ba ra Triple tt - George :1-!er r ick Joan Peter s Char l es Hur st ~auline 3nod ~ ras s

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Thelma Nol and Hubert Strickla nd Virgi nia Matte·t~s Wayne Jones Edna Ca s sidy David \vright

\varren K, Ve s t Darlene Davison Lloyd Shama n Sonny Davis Charlotte Pi erce

Dixi e Powell

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Carol Lane .Home r Owens Patsy Vest Ll oyd Reed Haze l i•Iedc a lf Ralph Cox

David Bradley Shirl e:v Mat hews Eugen e Leivey June Hill J , C, Williams Juanita Hill

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Shirley DalrymT)le J • R. Brownfield Evelyn Williams Ray Claspell Laura L01ldermilk James Ortner
 Jerry Steelman Jimmy Moore
President Vice President

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Virginia Sua, Neill Jerry Neill
Sec. and Treas, Representative

\'Ianda Dull K~ith McGown Carol Shaw Edtmrd Deck Sara Beth Smithpeter

Jackie Morris Nancy Deer Detyl Bradley Jeanette Gammon Bobby Ane;lin Gloria Doan

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Barbaz:a Hesler Bobby Hoover Lillie Dill Jack Samr le Margaret Smith Ben Ray Blair

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True Mary Hall Paul Ray Brundrige Mara Lou Chapman Meta Lee \'Tilliams Joanne Sweaney
 James Wing Gra ce Ortner \'layne Lightle Mary Lou Dobl e r Willie Bailey .Sharon Mqyle

J o Ann Simmons 3asil Dean Shirley Davis Jackie Grieser

Donna Oliver Don :limbe _·ly

Dorotha Harrington Ivan Chapman Barbara Alexande:

Don Pinkley Dorene ~dgington Dana Banta

Betty Triplett ~rnest Henderson .)hirley Girard Norman Nixon

Shirley Burtin Bobby \vilson Mary McDaniel Frank Keith Irene Webster
Bobb:v Julian

Bo ~, by Sweaney Scharlene Mathews Wayne Owens

Shirley Gilpin Johnny Peele Pauline Christian
First Grade

Second Grade

Third Grade

Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade

Sixth Grade

Seventh Grade

Bigh th Grade
Week of Oct 2 •• Softball tourney here. Girls and boys took third place.
Oct 12 • • • • • American Legion Banquet. Gabby Street--speaker.
Oct 19-21 • • • • District teachers meeting at Springfield.
Oct 25 ••• Sub-District F~H.A. meeting at ElDorado Springs.
Oct 27 •• P.T.A. Carnival. Juniors won Queen and holiday. 7th
grade won a holiday.
Nov 13 • • • H.S. Basketball tourney. (Buffalo captured lst place.)
Dec 2 ••••• Defeated Lebanon in Basketball here.
Dec 15 ••••• Defeated by Normandy in an overtime.
·Dec 16 • • • • • Defeated Webster Grove here.
Dec 19 ••••• Played Marshfield there. Were they happy!
.Dec 21 • • • • • Christmas Program !•ri th every grade child and the Mixed
chorus participating.
Dec 26-30 • • • • Greenwood tourney. Won first in our division.
Jan 15 • • • • • Senior High tourney. Played two games.
Jan 27 • • • Lost to Lebanon.
Jan 30 • • • • • Played Marshfield here. Sweet revenge!
Feb 3•••••• Defeated by Camdenton there.
Feb 9. • •• Donkey Basketball game (were out teachers sore!).
Feb 12 • • • • • Defeated Camdenton here.
Feb 23 • • • Won regional tourney. Defeated Senior High in champion-
ship game.
Feb 28 • • • • • Defeated East Kansas City in State Tourney.
Mar.l • • • • • Defeated by Joplin in State Tourney.
Mar 5 • • • • • Jr. Hi. tourney. Buffalo won lst place.
Mar 13 • • • Music festival here (snowed all day).
Mar 16 •• Athletic banquet. Courtesy 0 1 Bannon Bank.
Mar 21 • • • Music meet at Lebanon. We tool 15 lst ratings.
Mar 28 ••• Grades went to Shrine Circus.
Mar 30 • • • Jr. play 11 Date Bait 11
April 2 • • • • D. 0. Banquet.
Apr±l 7 • • • • Music meet at Springfield, took 6 1st ratings.
April 11 • • • • 7th grade holiday.
April 20 • • • • Sr. play "Crazy But Cute"
April 24 • • • • Senior Sneak Day. Shepherd of Hills Country.
April 27 • • • • State Music meet at Columbia. Took 2 lst ratings.
May 3 •••• Junior Holiday. Bagnal Dam.
May 5 • • • • • District Meeting of F.H.A. at Springfield.
May 6 • • • • • Baccalaureate Service. Address qy Rev. Hickman.
May ~ , • • • • Senior Class Day.
May 10 • • • • • Jr. and Sr. Banquet. Theme "Apple Blossom Time."
May 11 • • • • • Senior Commencement.
May 14 • • • • • Sth grade Sneak Day. Bennett Springs.
May 14 • • • •• Athletic Banquet with Awards.
May 15 • • • 8th grade Class Day.
May 15 • • • • • Achievement Day.
May 16 • • •• ., Grade School picnic. Doling Park.
May 17 • • • • • High School picnic. Doling Park.
May 17 • • • • • Bth grade Graduation.
V.ay lS • • • • • Closed school.
James Procte r Hawkins
Martha Dean Hurst
Junior Beck .
Stanton

·. Darlene · Slc:.ck
Billy Bates
Shirley Rose
Hershel Zimmerman
Ester Sims

Ivan Maddux
Mildred Eisman
J irruny Shar:t:
Ro s_emary Todd
Billy Lackey

Harold Le'<lrey
Jimmy Hein
Peggy Pulley
Leroy Medley
Bobby Smith

H.:trold Deck
Friedia Bradley
Jess Daughtery
Ada Jean Bradley
Billy Dale Vest

CosettaStidha.m
Irene Smith
B. H. vJa.llace
· Shirley Morris
Kordell Kelso
 Wanda McDaniel
James Hall
Dale Mashburn
Glem Dale Brown
Barbara Clark

Wanda Looney
Bobby Gene Keller
Joy Piper
Donald Devore
Karen Howerton
H.G. Barber

Terry Nickolas
Carol Gammon
Jimmy Maulin
Janna Sue Clymore
Billy Moulder
Linda Tracy

Janice Franklin
Mary Ann Hickman
Jimmy Propeck
Jackie Shewmaker
Janice Ljnn
Karen Sue Shull

Jeanette Rea
Fern Leason
Ir~ene Snodgrass
Betty Hagan
Carolyn Davis
Wanda Jones

Janice Neill
Berneice Owens
Mary Louise Hoover
Elaine Warren
Rose Ellen Turner
Jacquetta Edmonds

Delores Devore
Elvin Maddux
Patsy Keith
J. R. Kendall
Phyllis Wood

Mabel Michael
Jon Dale Chalker
Sharon Thomas
Bill Zimmerman
Karen Hargett
Joe Zimmerman
 Dale Harris
Carol Jones
Karmalene Kelso
Rosalie Dobler
Nancy Frazier
Bill Wimberly

Billy Legan
Patty Alexander
Billy Cox
) Jimmie Todd
.:._ Marilyn Powell.
/. G. C. McDowell

Jesse Wiebe
Lucy Beck
Larry Smith
Billy Rex Blair
Willa Burtin
David Hawkins

Jimmy Indermuehle
Kenneth Eisman
Ramona Wiebe
Winona Wiebe
Rex Gregg
.,;. ,.~, Raymond Lucky
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Lynn Hawkins
Nancy Jane Thomas
Joyce Harmon
Jerry Garrett
Jerty Durington

Mary Sheilia Wilson

Leonard Rea
Janice Burtin
Johnny Owensby
Nancy Sue Whitman
Billy Hagan

Kenneth Montgomery
Joyce Jo Franklin
Richard Stafford
Warren Owens
Shirley Fullerton
Billy Baker

Mary Ann Wing

Jimmy- Piper
Shirley Sharp
Racine Owens
Charles Horn
Patsy Anglin
 Dorothy Woods
E:lda Smith
Betty Edgi ngton
Herbert Benshoof
Harold Leason
Janice Jerrerie s

Eve~yn Zimmerman
Carol Brown

·rhomas Hickman
Mary Lou Shewmaker
Leon Thomas
Rosalind \'o'ayne
Tommy Joe Wilson

Edsel Lee Matthews

Barbara Brown
Leon Dill
Nanna Ruth Harrington
John Benshoot
Lucille Smith

Thelma Zimmerman
Ray Triplett
Diana Jane Brundridge
James Horn
Norma Stanton
Frank Woods

Teddy Ben Scott

Delores Willi~
Caroline Loudermilk
Darlena Ann Hawkins
Marlys Perkins
Gary Frazier

Sandra Deer
Dale Baslee
Donna Kay Burtin
Vir~inia Mashburn
Wallace Medcalf
Norma Milligan

George Meyer
Barbara Dudley
Ariing Michael
Lydia Michael
Kenneth Miller
 Dicky Owensby
Jean Franklin
Glen Neal Rea
Jacquelyn Alford
J a ckie Neill
Sylvia Hill

Connie Ware
Billie Riechel
Nancy Warick
Billie Black
Sherry Chalker
Chad Hargett

Isaac Cantrell
Inez Stanton
Kenneth Dobler
June Ford
, Wendell Jones
) I Nancy Owens

Marion Self
Johnny Kuhns
Rosa McDaniel
Bet.t y Lou Robie
Oliver Chapman
Melvin Farris

'~Tayne Long
Marion Ingerly
Donald Smith
Billy "\'layne Evans
George ~rl \vall,oce
Dale Burton

Gary Kendall
}ayle Lackey
Jimmie Brolm
Pattv Shull
TollllllY Sherman

Susa.n Pm,ell
Chz rles Howe
Nancy Neill
McCarty Norman
Mary Helen Brownfield
..,. Ronald Hill
 Larry George
Charlotte Lucky
Jerry Smith
Dolores Frazie r
Carroll Sims
Sally Thomas

Carolyn Jean King

Milah Van Houton
Helen Bradley
Jack Michael
Sharon Stafford
Michael Pitts

Charles David Harriman

!:aren Sue Maddux
D3ryl Craig
Mary Louise Bonner
Jerry Haulin
Darla Jean Howerton

Marg~ret Griffin
Rebe;;ca Coffman
Ronald Todd
Robert Myers
Paula Ann Cofer
Judy Ann Lemons

Dorothy 'rlilliams
Jeanette Clark
Mary Jand Piper
Elizabeth Horn

Carroll Ford
Linda Carol Looney
Paul Raymond Voris
Shirley Spoering
Michael .Cottengim

John Mitchell
Danna Sue Neill
Larry Peters
Doris Putnum
Paul Gene Burton
Buanna Mae Matthews

Janice Varner
Ronald DaYison
Linda Frances Wayne
David Mashburn
Jaunita McHenry
Gary Sharp
 Bobby Dobler
Patricia Smith
Wayne Sharp
Linda Sue Owens
William Smith
Rosemary Phillips

Lynda Kay Nicholas

Larry Howerton
Vicki Buzzard
Phillip Keith
Verna Strickland
Roy Steece

Jay Kuhns
Nancy McCraw
Jim Steece

Cub Scouts

Brownies
 The·. Buffalo Chapter of the Futur.e Farmers of America received
its ~·Charter from the National Organization on March 2nd, 1935. It
haslcompleted sixteen years of activities.

Officers fo~ 1950-51:

Bob Sharp - President
Bob Hale - Vice-President
Harold Miller - Secretary
Paul Lane - Treasurer
Herbert Stanton - Reporter
David Alexander - Sentinel
Guy 0. Henson - Adviser
Active membership 50
32 Chapter Farmers
lS Greenhands

Accomplishments:

1. Participated in the Pomme de terre F.F.A. activities,

consisting of livestock, dairy, crops and poultry
j~dging, basketball and softball. The Chapter won 1st
place in basketball and softball.

2. Entered judging teams in the District, Parish Shows and.

Ozark Emnire Fair.

31 Won the Beef Cattle .::lhow for the 3rd consecutive year
at, the Ozark F .F .A. ·Fat Stock Show. Zxhibited 24
fat steers.

4. Exhibited livestock in Dallas County Fair.

5. Trip· by bus to American Royal.

ReBerve Champion Shorthorn

Springfield Show 1950
Bob Hale - Owner
Voc ~onal

Education Class
Driver Education Contestants
Joan Bradley--Contestant
Arthur Mallory--Contestant
Avera Harriman--Instructor
The music department took part in several activities

·during the year. The band of fifty-five members

played at the school carnival and ma.rched in the

Christmas Parade. The chorus of sixty voices

sang in the Christmas and Easter Programs. Various

solos, quartets, and other ensembles were presenteq

during the year.

On March 13, 1951, we were host tb a music festival;

eleven schools attended. The next week one hundred

and thirty members of the music department took

part in the Sub-District Music Contest at Lebanon

and received fifteen first ratings.

At the District Contest in Springfield, six events

qualified to 50 to the State Contest at Columbia

by receiving Excellent ratings. These events 1vere:

Girls' Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Clarinet Quartet,

· Baritone Saxaphone solo by Edward Deck, Flute and

Piano solos by Earline Moulder. Earline received an

Excellent rating on both solos and the other events

received Superior ratings.

 Orchestra
Excellent - Sub-District
Did not appear - District
 Strl.ng Quartet
Excellent - Sub-District
Superior - District
left to right:
Edna Cassidy, Mary Lou Neill
Band
Pat Rea, Ramie Sample, '
Excellent - Sub-District
Superior - District
 Bisons Enjoy Big Year of Athletics

The Bisons were kept quite busy in their sports activity

throughout the school.year. They carried high ideals of aports-
manship and respect for their opponents into ec:ch contest played.
Their experiences and contacts in athletics rea.ched throughout
the state. They met new athletes and created friendships that
will be remembered. for a long time.

The. Bison teams engaged in a total of 85 contests. They

were victorious in 67 of those games.

First was the softball season in the fall, which was climaxed
with the Buffalo Invitational Softball Tourney. Another short
softball season was played in the spring, also. This spring season
was climaxed by play in the S. H. s. Softball Tournament. A total
of 17 games were played. The Bisons were victorious in 14 of
those games, winning 2nd, and 3nd places in tournament competition.

The biggest sport in school is basketball and the Bison's

greatest accomplishment during the school year was winning the
Regional Tournament and playing in the State Tourney at Columbia.
The Bisons defeated Kansas City East in their first game, then
lost to Joplin in the quarter final game. The record for the
Bison varsity was 26 won 7 lost. The Junior High Bisons completed
a season of 10 straight victories against no defeat. This is the
first time in many years that this feat had been accomplished.

The Bison ~~seball team during spring play were defeated in

six games that they played.

Several good athletes were developed during the school year.

Charles Peterson and Leland Bradley were given aonorable men-

tion for their 'p iay in the State Basketball Tournament.

Track act1vity was originated on an interschool basis for the

first time in several years. Three meets were participated in.
This program will be greatly expanded next year.

The year 1950-51 will be long remembered by the Bisons for

the courageou~way in which they engaged in their schedule. The
many thrilling, exciting, tense moments will never die in the
memories· of the Athletes of Buffalo High School.
 Coa.c.h 1"\.o.tthews; Bob 1-\o..le; Mo..rk De..~; Cho..rb 'Pde.rson; L~IG."d Brc..cl.\e.'f;
~o.d( H'1de; Lo..rr~ I"\5GoW'f\; 'Po.u.l 'Bro..Cile'ji Bill C.ho.rl'l\~n; j,;.,.."''"- "llrc...dl~~i
Adhu.r ~\lo~1; Jo~Y\ Owe."c; A.rthur P'n.llip L~1o.."'
Bob
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First Row: Billy Sharp, Warren
Vest, Sonny Davis.
Second Row: Coach Hat thews, Harold
Stanton, Bill Steed, Wayne Jones,
Jim Jackson, J. R. Brownfield,
Manager, Larry McGown.

First Row: Paul Brundridge, Bobby.

Hoover, Jerry Neill, Keith McGown,
Jerry Steelman.
Second Row: Coach Matthews , Ernest
Henderson, Edward Deck, Deryl
Bradley, Hershel Zimmerman,
Clarence Orthman, Jim Moore.

Left to right: Paul Triplett,

Roger King, Charl·e s Crosby,
Harold Miller, Ranie Sample,
Russell Hill, Bryce Bradley,
E. G. Stevens, Jack Maulin, ·
Bill McCallister.
Manger Larry McGown, Coach
Matthews
 Top Row: ~irs. Elson, Coach.
Lois Sprague, Ha ry Joyce King,
Sharry Shewmaker, Shirley Hale,
Berniece Richerson, ¥~ry Lou Neill,
Darline Davison.
Bottom Row: Anita Davis,
Kathryn Nallo ry, Ardis Galint, ·
JoAnn Neill, Jane Shewmaker,
Berniece Richerson, J oan Peters.
VOLLEY BALL Si UAD

GIRLS• P~YSICAL EDUCATION

SOFT BALL SQUAD

Too Row:
~~~a Lou Chapman, Ardis Gaunt,
Shirley Hale, Clara Sue Shantz,
JoAnn Neill, Lois Sprague,
Hrs. Elson, Coach
Bottom Row: Hary Nell Hagan,
Kathryn Hallory,
Sara Beth Smithpeter,
Jade Shewmaker, Anita Davis,
Berniece Richerson, Joan Peters
 Joan Peters

Anita Davis

Jane Shewmaker

Kathryn Mallory

Linda Neill

Carol Shaw

Janis Neill

Sara Smithpeter

Jo Ann S:immons

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Junior High School Pep Club
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Buffalo, Mo.
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JAMES P. HAWKINS, President W. C. Hawkins, Jr., Cashier
FRED MEYERS, Vice-President Nela Coffman, Ass't Cashier
DAVID D. DUDLEY, Vice-President June Maddux, Ass't Cashier

DIRECTORS

Hadley Thomas
W. H. Nelson
Lynn H. O'Neal

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A Complete Line ·o f Service EXCHANGE
Phone 22~ Buffalo, Mo. Buffalo, Mo.

Washing Greasing
COMPLIMENTS OF
HAROLD'S
CITIES SERVICE STATION
THEO G. (Ted) SCOTT
Tires - Tubes & Accessories

Phone 74 Buffalo, Mo.

Buffalo Is The Be·st Inland Town

COMPLIMENTS OF In America
BUFFALO
MONUMENT WORKS
MERRICK FOOD MARKET
Give Us a Chance To Do Your Work
Buffalo, Mo. Phone -~b Lester Holt & w·: J. Brown, Owners
PHONE 9_5
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CHAPMAN FURNITURE
&HARDWARE HATCHERY
BABY CHICKS - POULTS
PHONE 169
Full Line Home Furnishin()"s
b FEED - EQUIPMENT

Harold E. Chapman, Prop.

Phone 360 Buffalo, Mo.

Compliments of- WESTERN AUTO

ASSOCIATE STORE
F AR.MER.S' HARD·W ARE CO.
Home Owned and Operated
Jack Chapman- R. W. Chapman

Phone 102 Buffalo, Mo.

Buffalo, Mo.

BEN FRANKLIN STORE CHAPMAN & REA

Chas L. Engle, Owner INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
PRODUCTS
School Supplies - Household Items
Newest Novelties - Gifts and Toys Buffalo, Mo.

CLARK'S N. S. HANOKA, D.D.S.

CASH FOOD CENTER
Buffalo, Mo.
Buffalo's Largest Market

PHONE 125
Store Hours: 7 a.. m. to 8 p. m.
Sta.urdays: 7 a. m. to 10 p. m. By Appointment
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RESER & COMPANY
MOORE'S MARKET
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Meats - Fruits. - Vegetables
- THE FAMILY STORE -

LAKE CAFE TURNER-HOOVER

MOTOR SALES COMPANY
OLDSMOBILE - G.M.C.
OPEN EVERY DAY Guaranteed Used Cars
5 A.M. to 12 P.M.

Phone 339 BUFFALO, MISSOURI

Lois Lake, Prop.

FERN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE BURTIN CLEANERS

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Red and Wilma

Buffalo, Missouri
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PHONE 198
PHONE 166

DAVIS CAFE Compliments of ...

SANDWICHES- PLATE LUNCHES Burgner-Bowman-Matthews

COLD DRINKS
f Lumber Company
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Buffalo, Missouri
Clarence Davis - Blanche Davis
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Ambulance Service

Modern Funeral Service

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GIBSON'S
FOOD COMPANY
Phone 99 - Buffalo, Mo.

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COPPER'S GREENHOUSE

Say It With Flowers JONES

FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

PHONE 226
PHONE 101

McCLUER CHEESE COMPANY NYBERG PHARMACY

PHONE 186 DR. KENNETH NYBERG, Registered Ph.
Buffalo, Missouri
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PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY -
BRING YOUR MILK TO US Complete Animal and Poultry Health Remedies
A GOOD MARKET
PHONE 301
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CHILDRESS IMPLEMENT COMPANY

ELSMORE APPLIANCES

BOB MAJOR'S STATION AND AUTO COURT

DULL'S SERVICE STATION

BUFFALO SKATING RINK

MONTGOMERY~BAUGHAN FUNERAL HOME

MICKEY'S CAFE

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