Kewpie Notesfrom that great class of '43

(Once a Kewpie, always a Kewpie!)

March, 2010 — 67 years have gone by

Charles Blackmore, '63 Kewpie, Maintains Web SiteWant to see your picture? If it's in the Cresset, Charley has it!

Pictures, history, current happenings, fea-tures, reunions .. . anything about HickmanHigh School, has a place on...the Kewpie GatheringPlace since 1998...which can be accessed at: www.kewpie.net.

A 1963 Hickman graduate, he retiredfrom the postal service and later was a mo-tor route operator for the Tribune.

He presently works as a DJ and is presi-dent of his neighborhood association.

But mostly, he embodies the Kewpiespirit by devoting much, if not most, of histime to Kewpie activities and memorabilia.

Cresset pictures of Hickman graduating "*•**•*

classes from 1912 until present are posted Charles Blackmore at '43 Kewpies monthly luncheon on October 12and if one's picture was in the Cresset as a Seated, left to right: Ed Gibbs, O. V. Wheeler, Ginger Wheeler,senior, it's on the site. Doris Barnhart (Gene's special friend.)

His story on the origin of the Kewpie as Standing, left to right: '42 Kewpie, Edy Hulett Rodgers (Gibbs),Hickman's mascot is on page 4 this issue. Charles Blackmore, Oleta Forsee, Gene Armstrong, Joe Forsee

1943Remember these (and other) posters of WWII ?

AMERICANSwill always fight for liberty

1943! It was a different time! It was a difficult time! It was an uncertain time!Remember ?

In 1943 boys didn't wonder about what they were going to do. Uncle Sam and cir-cumstances had that all figured out. Girls worried, went into war-related activities andsome joined up. It was food rationing, gas rationing, victory gardens, no pleats and nopant cuffs. And paint for hose! Remember? We can't forget !

While many, if not most, of the graduating boys served in various branches of themilitary, the class of 1943, lost only three men on the battlefields; H. M. Wren, GlennHinshaw and Harold McGee. Others were wounded and some were captured. All wereforever changed.

These replicas of posters will remind '43 Kewpies of those times

We have j«st begun jfe^ OTRS...to fight for ̂ P ̂ ^ ]] :^ OCT^igtfor -.^ * you buy em^

BIT U:\ll BONDS FREEDOM FROM WANT

DEFENSE- BONDS31 ._, „ ,

FREEDOM FROM FEAR —STAMPS.

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In Memoriam

Keith Kilbreathdied February 27, 2007 in Douglas, MA.He served in the U.S. Navy during WWIIand later worked in the woolen and plasticindustries. He is survived by two daugh-ters, four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.

Owanna Booth Allendied December 14, 2009, age 84 at herhome in Springfield, IL. She married '42Kewpie, Wayne Allen, and was an artistand an antique businessperson into her 80s.She is survived by three children and fivegrandchildren.

Paul DeHavenage 84, died March 9, 2010 in Mexico, MOat the Missouri Veteran's Home.He was a housing inspector for the city ofColumbia and later managed real estate.He is survived by a daughter , three grand-children, two sisters and one brother.

Carla Graves Helmrcich, 57, died unexpectedly Janu-ary 18, 2010 while visiting her daughter in Texas. Shewas the daughter of '43 Kewpies, Bill and Helen(Fenton) Graves. She is survived by her husband, Don-ald, two children, two brothers and one sister.

Dilla Lue Enochs Maupin, 81, wife of'43 Kewpie Har-vey Maupin, died October 22, 2009. She is survived byher husband, five children. 19 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren.

Gene Pendleton, a '45 Kewpie, age 80, died September1, 2009 in Lewisville, TX. He was the brother of '43Kewpie Bonnadel Pendleton. He is survived by twochildren and four grandchildren.

L. Francis Pike, 100, died at The Bluffs in Colum-bia,MO on January 22, 2010. Known and rememberedby many '43 Kewpies, who managed newspaper routesunder his supervision, he was Circulation Manager of theColumbia (MO) Daily Tribune from 1936 until the mid-70s. Then served the "trib" in other capacities.

He was also the driving force behind the Sea ScoutShip Tribune, members of which included several '43Kewpies. He is survived by two children and two grand-children, two great grandchildren, a sister and a brother..

Kewpie Notesfrom that great class of '43is published every once in a while,

dedicated to the interests of Kewpieseverywhere,and particularly to those of 1943

Betty Jacobs AufrancHead Honcho and Publisher in Perpetuity

Joe ForseeHelper

406 Meadowmere DriveAshland, MO 65010

Phone: 573-657-4627 E-mail: joe4c@aol.com

Editorially Speaking...Several references appear in this issue referring toWorld War II. I'm wondering if I'm being some-what maudlin.

Hope not!But I can't forget the fact that WWII affected

everyone of us in some manner. Whether or notit's the "Greatest Generation," as Tom Brokawwrote, is something for others to decide.

I really miss H. M. Wren and Peanuts Hinshaw.They were special friends of mine. Didn't knowHarold too well.

We played football, baseball, etc., etc., on theBenton School playground, along with Ed Gibbs,Jerry Brueckner, Leon Glascock, Don Hopper andothers. Our ranks were diminished by WWII.

So, sometimes I get a bit sentimental in spite ofrecognizing there were lots of them, there blessin'sin ensuing years.

No apologies.If editorials are supposed to have a purpose, I'll

keep looking for one.Meanwhile I can't forget!

...Joe Forsee

KEWPIE WEB SITEmaintained by Charles Blackmore, Kewpie '63 at:

www.kewpie.netIt has lots and lots of good stuff

including Cresset pictures.

U HIGH WEB SITEmaintained by Robert Luebbers is at:

www.uhighlives.org

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'43 Kewpies were a special bunch, still are, as a matter of factREBA McCANN BARNHART is pictured belowwith, Jessica Joice. one of her kindergarten students some24 years ago. The pictureappeared in the February19, 2010 edition of theWest Plains (MO) DailyQuill.

Reba is a long-timesupporter of the commu-nity effort to combat Cys-tic Fibrosis. Joice is avolunteer in the program.

Over Thanksgiving,Reba visited her daughter-in-law and grandsons inPanama City Beach, Florida. Her son, Chris, died fromesophageal cancer in 2002.

She and husband, Charles, '42 Kewpie, had four sonsand she has six grandsons and twin granddaughers.

MARY CLAYWELL GOLLAHER says that she'shaving to adjust to living by herself since her hus-band, Joe, also a '43 Kewpie, died last July. Shegoes to church on Sunday and Wednesday eveningsand plays bingo at the Senior Center on Mondays.

For 23 consecutive years, she and Joe spent threeweeks in Florida where Joe enjoyed playing golf.

'43 KEWPIE E-MAIL ADDRESSESjbob10326@centurytel.net (Freda Griffin Humphreys)cfc@nrweb.net (Betty Lockwood Chartier)dwmiller@indiana.edu (Dan Miller)rebaba@centurytel.net (Reba McCann Barnhart)norm.silberstein@axa-advisors.com (Norman Silberstein)joe4c@aol.com (Joe Forsee)carodill@sbcglobal.net (Betty Forbis Brueckner)widger615@charter.net (Elizabeth Itschner Elliott)hgraves1@centurytel.net (Bill/Helen Graves)gingerovwhee@aol.com (O V Wheeler)owanna@comcast.net (Owanna Booth Al-len),dekjaye@Comcast.net (Jay Elliott)pkr527@kc.rr.com (Bob Kunkel)ktjbll5@aol.com (Katie Joe Carlton Shaughnessy)cotton0398@att.net. (Ruth Yates Sappenfield)Jshock@dc.rr.com (Jim Shock)arjmary@aol.com (Mary Lou Fawks Jackson)ODHawkins@aol.com (O D Hawkins)Hazel.Willett@house.mo.gov (Hazel Tharpe Willett)dorisbarn36@aol.com (Gene Armstrong)aviator29f@att.net (Gene Holly)delongrancho@san.rr.com (Bob DeLong)CharmaeB@AOL.com (Charles Willard)ruth3501@aol.com (Ruth Buescher)Dibbin@yahoo.com (Ed Dulaney)

sweedy@centurytel.net (Ed Gibbs)

Special Illustrated Envelopes for O.D.

D. Hawkins, met Muriel Mi

i the Navy in 1943 duringjf Minnesota/orld War II.

1, was studying cojnmercial art1944, she wrote ner first letter

to O.D. she illustrated tfte envelope. Thrae years andsome 300 envelopes later, she illustrated the last one onApril 7, 1948. (Note tha\lhe last one portrayed a girl ina wedding dress. They \vere married June 12, 1948.)

The couple did not attend this year's reunion of thecrew of the USS Pampanitk, the submarine on whichO.D. served. Later, when their daughter and her husbandvisited San Francisco, they look a picture of the self-standing banner on the pier aext to the sub.

The couple have two children and two grandchildren.O. D. adds , "getting slower moving around."

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Betty Jacob Aufranc

Special Needs FundSet up by the Hickman High class of 1943to aid needy students for specific needs.

To contribute, make check payable to:Hickman High School with notation

Betty Jacobs Aufranc Special Needs Fund(These donations are tax deductible)

Addressed and mailed to:Ms. Kay Lindner

Hickman High School1104 N Providence Road

Columbia, MO 65203

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We've been Kewpies longer than we may have thoughtMarjorie Jones Giest Stays Busy(and we all know how old she is)Maybe it's the exercising she does regularly, but fromnoting the many activities in which Marjorie Jones Geistparticipates, one might wonder, "how? ..at your age!

Pictured at left last summer in the gardens of theFranklin Park Conservator)',she says she is considered asenior citizen and attendsmany of the WorthingtonGriswold Center's activities,trips, lunches, etc.

Marjorie volunteers at theOhio State Medical Centerand still chairs the FranklinCounty OSU Mother's Clubwhich provides scholarshipsfor OSU students.

She married Norman Gi-est in 1953 and he died in2001.She has three children and six

grandchildren.A long time supporter of '43 Kewpie activities she

has attended most of the reunions over the years.Editor's note: In a recent conversation, Marjorie

said she had gotten into a tussle with a washing machine.She lost. And now, her back is talking back to her.

RUTH GENTRY CARR fractured her back twoyears ago. while lifting something too heavy, andunderwent a painful recovery. "It took a while to getover it, but I'm O.K. now."

She says she has some arthritis and other aches,but "it's just old age."

Her house was totally demolished four years agowhen hit by a tornado which went through the Seda-lia, MO area. It necessitated her moving to an apart-ment in the city.

She says she loves to work outside and keepsher car full of tools, so she can go back and workaround her former home, 10 miles away.

She has three sons, one grandchild and one greatgrandchild. Her husband, Albert Carr, died in 1960from service related disabilities.

LORENE BANGERT EMMERSON is not doingtoo well. A couple of years ago, she fell and seem-ingly never quite recovered. She is presently bedfastand under constant care.

GERALDINE SHORT SAPP says she's doing"fair."Then she said, "I'm doing pretty good." Last Juneshe broke her hip and was out of commission for awhile, but is doing O.K. now.

As she recovered, her son put her on a restricteddriving regimen so she doesn't stray too far.

Her husband, Joseph, died in January 2009 onhis 86th birthday. She has two children, four grand-

Blackmore receives different version of how we became KewpiesInformation for the following is from a January 7,2010 story in MyMissourian.com, entitled The untoldKewpie story shared by Charley Blackmore.

Heretofore, the accepted story of the origin of the Kew-pie as the HHS mascot has come from the news item thatthe out manned football team came up "smiling like aKewpie" on a particular play.

Charles Blackmore reported that "ironically on the100th anniversary of Rose O'Neill's creation of the doll,"he received another account of the adoption of the Kew-pie as the school's mascot.

Last year, Charley received an e-mail from LucyChurch, great niece of Sam Church, Columbia HighSchool class of 1914 and the first to letter in four sports.

(It was Columbia High School from it's beginninguntil 1928, when the new building was occupied and re-named David H. Hicktnan High School. It's first gradu-ating class was in 1928.

Prior to that time, classes were conducted in what'43 Kewpies remember as Jefferson Junior High School).

In the 1960s, Church visited his great niece, and re-counted how the school secretary kept the popular Kew-pie doll on her desk.

Before one of thebasketball games, sheplaced the Kewpie dollin the middle of thecourt, probably forgood luck. The entiregame was played withthe figurine remainingin that spot, and re-Above, the 1914 basketball team |maining unbroken. with Church second from left<

It survived the game, brought a victory and thereafterwas considered a good luck mascot.

Blackmore observes that the Kewpie appeared in the1914 Cresset yearbook (begun in 1912), associated withthe basketball team, "...whose loyalty to the school and tothe Kewpie motto, "Keep Smiling," has won the statechampionship."

'43 Kewpie Notes March, 2010 Page 5

If you are as old as we, there's nothing wrong with nostalgiaELEANOR SHARP MUSGROVE, who did secre-

tarial and church work in formerdays, says she now takes careof the house and meets withfriends as often as she can. Shelikes to read, play bridge andparticipate in church activities.

She married Weldon Mus-grove in 1947. The couple havetwo children and two grandchildren.

ROY LUTES said the first half of last year was good,but the last half wasn't so good. He and wife, Edith,usually walk quite a bit, but around the first of July,after six laps around the cul-de-sac, they both fell onthe seventh.

Edith banged up her left side pretty well and heskinned up his arm...and then had pneumonia.

ED DULANEY spends most of his time as the primarycaretaker for his wife, Norma, who is suffering froma severe disorder. He says he is doing pretty good,saying, "I've dodged a few bullets." His balance isoff a bit, due to a problem from a few years ago, butotherwise, I'm doing O.K.

He adds that he doesn't know whether it's acu-tally a "nap," but it seems that when he starts readingthe newspaper, he dozes off.

Editor's note: Sound familiar ?BETTY FORB1S BRUECKNER has gone shop

ping," reported husband, '44 Kewpie, Jerry Brueck-ner. He says Betty is going strong.

The couple live in Gravois Mills, MO, on theLake of the Ozarks where they have lived since1973. They have three children. One son died ear-lier. One son lives in Australia and maintains dualcitizenship. His U.S. address is Jerry and Betty's andJerry said he realized he was getting old, when hisson started getting invitations to join AARP.

They have five grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. .

HAZEL THARPE WILLETT says, "I guess I willwork next year." She serves as an administrativeassistant to a member of the Missouri House of Rep-resentatives. She is thinking about working reducedhours this year.

In 2009, she underwent extensive surgery, butreports, "I feel really well, in fact, much better thanbefore I had my surgery. Came back to work in sixweeks. Guess our generation had some pretty toughold broads."

Editor's note: I find it convenient not to com-ment on last comment, jbf

SPENCER WEGNER is stillfarming with the help of twosons, and in his spare time doesa bit of grass mowing. In 1953he married Shirley Semon, acousin to '43 Kewpie, RussellSemon. Spencer and Shirleyhave two children and threegrandchildren.

RUTH YATES SAPPENFIELD moved from Flor-ida to Texas a couple of years ago. It appears she issuffering from "climate shock." Ruth said she wassort of looking forward to a bit of colder weather Itappears she got her wish as Dallas endured one of itscoldest.

She and Mittens (her cat) fared well.BOB DELONG c-mailed one day to say that Jay El-

liot and he wanted to call Helen Burnett Stcadmanwho lives fairly close to Bob in southern California."Did I have a phone number? After getting the num-ber, they called Helen, went by her house, but wereunable to make connections.

Nearly every year, Jay and his wife, Dorothy,visit Ed Turner, who also lives not far from Bob..lav's brother married Ed's wife sister.

Mcwoy Vo~You/K&wiember ?

Head lights dimmer switches on the floorIgnition switches on the dashboard

Real ice boxes (and emptying the pan)

Car heaters mounted on the inside of the fire wallPant leg clips for bicycles without chain guards

45 RPM records (or 78s for that matter)

Using hand signals for cars without turn signalsGear shifts on the car floor

Home milk delivery in glass bottlesHeating the house with coal (and carrying out clinkers)

(What's a clinker, Grandpa?)S & H green stamps

Coffee shops or diners with tableside juke boxesMimeograph machines

Wash tub wringers

Soda pop machines that dispensed glass bottles

Candy cigarettesHome ice delivery with window cards to indicatepounds desired — 10, 25, 50, 100

(Or the ice plant in Columbia at 4th & Bdwy)

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And we produced a lot of Baby BoomersKatie Jo Carlton Weds Bill ShaughnessyThat's what the headline readon February 24, 1944. Atr ight (

arc pictured the happy couple.'43 Kewpie, Katie Jo was

introduced to Bill, a Bostonian,,by a mutual friend, and latermarried him at Brooksfield Air 1Force Base in San Antonio,TX.

During WWII, Bill pilotedbombers in the Pacific area andafterwards was a pilot for vari-ous civilian airlines.

Katie Jo says she was ahousewife, stayed home andtook care of six children while her husband traveled allover the world.

They now live in Melbourne, FL and she volunteersat a hospital and at a thrift store. She enjoys computers,traveling and gardening.The couple have ten grandchil-dren and 13 great grandchildren.

Editor's note: '43 Kcwpies will remember band-leader, Vaughan Monroe. Bill piloted his private planefor a while, jbf

\A DOUGLASS HOPPER taught school

for 28 years. After retirement she worked as officehelp in her son's business and baby sat because "1loved children." Since "full" retirement she has vol-unteered at the Historical Soci-ety and at a hospital.

In 1948, she married '43Kewpie, Bill Hopper and theydivorced in 1968. She has fourchildren and six grandchildren.Bill died in 2002.

Her oldest son, Bill, has ter- ,,,• ]• ^ _.J.minal cancer and lives with her. IHer daughters come whenever they can and she has alive-in person to help with Bill's requirements. "Heis very brave and I try to be too."

Virginia walks for exercise, does water aerobics,plays canasta and bridge, She also grows roses andlots of flowers. With these she makes bouquets forlunches and dinners.

She has two sisters living in the Columbia, MOarea and tries to get back to see them, but it is gettingharder and harder to leave

Editor's note: When she's in town, she mostusually attends the monthly '43 Kewpie luncheon.

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Some '43 Kewpie Wedding AnniversariesEditor's Note: Below are some '43 Kewpie wedding anniversaries.

. Please let me know of any corrections and if your anniversary isn't listed, please send info.i

Name Married Date Years

Katie Jo Carlton Rill Shaunhnessv Fehruarv 1944 6fiJoella SappHilda Bozarth..Roy LutesBetty LockwoodBill GravesHelen FentonRoy LutesRobert CraigO V WheelerEd TurnerFreda GriffinJohn LoserEleanor SharpO D HawkinsMary ClaywellBetty Forbis .Lloyd WhitworthSpencer WegnerJoe ForseeNorman Silberstein

Donald HenryVirgil MooreEdith BarbierClarence Chartier..Helen FentonBill GravesEdith BarbierHelen TibergheinVirginia RogersDorothy CraneBob HumphreysJune Minert

Weldon MusgroveMuriel MixJoe GollaherJerry Brueckner . . . .Johanna MinehaneShirley SemonOleta WrenErna.

* '43 Kewpie. Joe,

June 2, 1944July 7, 194519461945September 22, 1946September 22 19461946April 14 1947June 6 1947August 2 1947November 26 1947November 28 19471947June 12 1948September 1 1 1947November23, 19521952August 1 1953September 12 1954June, 1957

died in 2009

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The World War II Memorial in Washington is something to seeROBERT KEMPER says he's doing O.K..."just as

ornery as ever." Last May he fell and broke his righthip. He says it's doing as good as it should be, butthey're still working at it. They took a screw out, butstill have some more to do.

Otherwise, he says, "I'm doing great."He and wife, Betty volunteer at the Columbia

Senior Center the first Sunday of every month. Hetakes tickets while Betty serves. "I get to sit down,"he quips.

Editor's note: I always thought he had a screwloose. Now I know, jbf

OLETA FORSEE underwent a procedure on her backin January. During her recuperation, husband Joeassumed the household duties, under her supervision,of course. He's pretty good at the dish and clotheswashing, vacuuming, dusting, etc., but at cookin', heain't so hot.

JEAN HEIBEL SMALL says that although it seemsthat she and her husband are slowing down, they areall right. After 15 years in Florida, they moved to theSt. Louis area three years ago. Her brother, Jack, stilllives in Columbia.

JIM SHOCK had several operations on his nose andthroat last July, but says he is doing fine now. Heand Marianne sold their home in Ashland, OR andnow reside year 'round in Palm Desert, CA.

Editor's note: Several years ago Jim called meand said, "I'm in Ashland." Since I live in Ashland.MO, I got all excited and wondered where I couldmeet him. After all, Ashland, MO isn't that big.

Then he explained he was in Ashland, OR. jbfBONNADEL PENDELTON is doing O.K. and al-

though having the usual aches and pain, she says sheis in pretty good health, "for an old woman." Twotimes a week, she plays pinochle and pitch with la-dies in the same building. "Keeps my brain stirredup." She also does volunteer work at her church.

In thumbing through a 1949University of Missouri Year-book (the Savitar), I ran on toa picture of M3 KewpieNaoma Powell, on the frontrow of a group photo of theArt Club, jbf

Incidentally, the roman numeral on theI cover of the Savitar reads:

MDCCCXXXIX: I think that means 1839, the year the UI was established. Today's roman num-

Naoma Powell— 1949| her is much easier: MMX ...jbf

CORRECTION!FORSEE GOOFED (AGAIN)

below is the e-mail I sent to the '43 Kewpie e-mailers onSeptember 15, 2009 (just after the last issue).

'43 Kewpie e-mailers:Forsee screwed up again! (Boy, I wish I had a nickel

for every time I've had to say that!)It's FRANCES Armstrong, not Dorothy, as stated on

page 8 of the latest "43 Kewpie Notes" effort.My sincere apologies to Frances Armstrong Cor-

coran, our '43 classmate.I don't know where my head was.Dorothy, her sister, goes to our church and we see

her quite often. Maybe that's why my feeble mindswitched channels.

Just wanted you to know with this inadequateattempt to make amends.

Joe4C

Frances! I'm still sorry! Joe

VIOLET BENNETT CANOLE went on an HonorFlight last November 7. These are flights to takeWorld War II vets to view the World War II Memo-rial in Washington, D.C.

One day flights, the vets leave the Columbia air-port EARLY in the morning, fly to Washington, tourthe Memorial and perhaps other places and fly backto Columbia the same day, arriving LATE night.

Other '43 Kewpies who have made the flight arcEd Gibbs and Archilee Sapp and Hilda BozarthMoore's husband, '41 Kewpie, Virgil.

ANOTHER CORRECTION: Archie called to saythat he did not land on Utah Beach on D-Day as re-ported in the September, 2009 issue of the '43 Kew-pie Notes.

It was D plus 17. He was a medic in a hospital unit.Editor's note: It wasn't all over on D+17. jbf

ETHELYN FUNK BODDY said that the KewpieNotes have always afforded me just about the rightamount of nostalgia.

EMILY GATSCHET BUR-NETT retired in 1997 fromteaching Special Reading andSpecial Math. She also servedas school librarian.

In retirement she enjoysreading, loafing, gardening and"sort-of house cleaning.

She married Samuel Burnett,"'42 Kewpie, in 1943. He died in September, 1997.She has four children and eight grandchildren.

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Current '43 Kewpie Mailing ListBelow are the names, addresses and telephone numbers of those currently on the '43 Kewpie mailing list. It is arranged by firstname, thinking that we knew each other by our first names. Besides, girls get married and change the names we knew them by inhigh school. For e-mail addresses, see page three. For corrections, additions, deletions, etc., and especially change of addresses,please let Joe Forsee know at 406 Meadowmere Drive; Ashland. MO 65010, phone 573-657-4627, e-mail: joe4c@aol.com

NameAllen KircherAndrew UrenAnna Dean BallewTeaqueArchie SappBetty Forbis BruecknerBetty Lockwood ChartierBill & Helen Fenton Graves **Bob DeLonaBob Kunkel

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Bob McGrath South Hampton Place.4700 Brandon WoodsBonnadell PendletonCharles Davison WillardCharles MeridethCharlotte Slauqhter TerwilliqerClaudine Cook StaatsDan Miller**David BerbertDeloris Baker LarwillDoris Todd RossonDorothy Calvin MetzinqerDorothy Forbis SadlerDorothy Gilliland TudhopeDorsey MartinEd DulanevEd GibbsEd TurnerEdith Germane HurdEdna Colvin SublettEleanor Sharp MusaroveElizabeth Claxton PhillippeElizabeth Itschner ElliottEmily Gatschet BurnettEthelvn Funk BoddEvelyn Acton FentonFrances Armstrong CorcoranFrances Nauser JonesFreda Griffin HumphreysFreida Cathey WillisGene ArmstronqGene HollyGeraldine Short SapoGertrude AckmannGlenn BauqhGloria Terrian ListHarvey MaupinHazel Tharoe WillettHelen Burnett SteadmanHelen Calvin BeattvHelen Virqinia Mayo Fitzqibbons**Hilda Bozarth MooreJ L Johnson, JrJames Russell CoatsJames ShockJay ElliottJean Dale Houriqan EdmundsJeanne Heibel Small **Jessie Haseman Johanson

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'43 Kewpie Notes

Name

Jim SteffanJoe ForseeJoella Sapp HenrvJohn B LoserJohn SilkettJoyce Spencer RoiasKatie Jo Carlton ShauqhnessvKeith Kilbreath **Kenneth MountiovL. D. BaurichterLee Jo Swofford CampbellLewis Wayne ShuttLloyd WhitworthLorene Banqert EmmersonLucille Sipe FisherMarqaret Kohrs WardMarqaret Morton HuqhesMariorie Jones GeistMary Clavwell Gollaher**Mary Lee Caldwell BrewsterMary Lou Fawks JacksonMolly Kinsev HewittNaoma PowellNorma Wolfe WillisNorman SilbersteinO D Hawkins0V WheelerPamela Newkirk MarklPolly Stranqe DunavantReba McCann BarnhartRebecca Jo Wren PeusterRobert CraiqRobert KemperRobert NicholsRoy LutesRussell SemonRuth Gentry CarrRuth Kurtz PortellRuth Yates SappenfieldSpencer WeqenerViola Woolery RobinsonViolet Bennett CanoleVirginia Bell Douqlass HopperWayne (Jack) Rodenbauqh

March, 2010

Address City State

2616 W Rollins Rd Columbia MO406 Meadowmere Drive Ashland MO4050 East Hiwav 163 Columbia MO6410 West 134th Terrace Overland Park KS2000 Connecticut Ave NW Washinqton DCP O Box 29663 Dallas TX4461StacaBlvd, Apt E222 Melbourne FL19 Martin Road Douqlas MA5513 East Yosemite Columbia MO1110 Vintaqe Drive Columbia MO183 Hiwav 126 North Gassville AR750 Colton St Monterey CA4948 Orcutt Ave San Dieqo CA115 Manor Court Columbia MO642 S Sprinq # E Cape Girardeau MO517 Southwest Hoke Lane Lee's Summit MO1500 Inwood Ave Norfolk VA180CarenAve Worthinqton OH3542 Calvert Overland MO1875 E Guadalupe, Apt 6 Tempe AZ3001 Briar Cove Fort Smith AR6818 Valley Brook Drive Falls Church VA3700 So Lenoir, Apt 113 Columbia MO1 3674 N Newcastle Dr Sun City AZ8504 Thornden Terrace Bethesda MD2309 Hillside Ave West Des Moines IA91 6 West Ash St Columbia MO3451 River Park Dr, Apt 51 2 Fort Worth TX210Benton Columbia MO416 Aid Ave West Plains MO7210 E Hiwav H, Route 1 Columbia MO500 Cavce St #1 1 Farminqton MO1210 Squirewood Way Columbia MO604 North Water St Clinton MO201 5 West 84th Shawnee Mission KS300 Alternate 240 New Franklin MO1310 Elm Hills Blvd Sedalia MO5218 Reeds Drive Mission KS1301 Airport Freeway, Apt 107 Bedford TX7556 Boothe Lane North Rocheport MO1903 ParkeDeVille Columbia MO1406 Pearl Ave Columbia MO7700 Lampson Ave, #111 Garden Grove CA2813lnqalls Pascaqoula MS

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Zip Phone

6520365010 573-657-462765201 573-442-739866209 913-681-1494200087522932901 321-676-33070151665201 573-474-592465203 573-443-617772635 870-435-69289394092120 619-229-011565203 573-445-269763703640812350343085 614-888-521063114 314-427-021685283 480-775-4407729032204265201 573-449-441585351 623-977-048020817 301-365-191850265 515-225-686765203 573-442-45337611665203 573-442-173265775 417-256-486765201 573-442-096163640 573-756-792265203 573-474-22446475366206 913-649-725865274 573-698-327565301 660-826-47146620276021 817-858-989465279 573-874-583765203 573-446-132465203 573-449-598692841 714-379-192539567 228-769-1335

Date Income Outgo102808 35.00013009 177.2401 30 09 94.80021609 25.00021609 20.00021709 25.0003 04 09 25.00061709 75.00082809 184.8308 28 09 73.2009 24 09 5.0009 24 09 25.0009 24 09 35.0009 24 09 50.00092409 100.00102609 10.00102609 25.00032910 25.0003 31 10 180.000331 10 70.00

4591.51 4561.87

Balance Explanation414.71 — Received of Virqinia Douqlass Hopper237.47 — Printinq costs January 09 issue142.67 — Postaqe costs January 09 issue167.67 — Received of Joe/Mary Gollaher187.67 — Received of Reba Barnhart1 62.67 — HHS (B Jacobs Fund) 2/1 6 Gollaher entry corrected187.67 — Received of Mariorie Jones Geist262.67 — Received of Reba McCann Barnhart77.84 — Printinq costs Sept 09 issue4.64 — Postaqe costs Sept 09 issue9.64 — Received of Robert Kemper34.64 — Received of Mariorie Jones Geist69.64 — Received of O. D. Hawkins119.64 — Received of Reba McCann Barnhart219.64 — Received of Ethelvn Funk Boddv229.64 — Received of Eleanor Sharp Musqrove254.64 — Received of Spencer Weqener279.64 — Received of Katie Jo Carlton Shauqhnessv99.64 — Estimated printinq costs March 10 issue29.64 — Estimated postaqe costs March 10 issue29.64 — Totals

At left is a report of activity inthe '43 Kewpie bank account.

It depicts the income, outgoand whys of transactions inthe past year, 2009.

Activity in the account for2008 was published in the lastissue, the September, 2009'43 Kewpie Notes.

If there are questions or com-ments please contact JoeForsee at any address listed onpage 2, this issue.

Page 10 -ptember, 2009 '43 Kewpie Notes

"Dear Adolph"Produced by Helen D. Williams, assistant principal and speech teacher, in 1943, the patriotic narrative work was inthe form of a letter to German leader Adolph Hitler, who had thrust the world into the World War II conflict. Pre-sented many times to various audiences at schools and around Columbia, it was also presented at the Missouri StateTeachers Convention in Kansas City. The group rode the Wabash railroad to get there.

4, JJ iJFront Row, Left to right: Anna Dean Ballew, Joe Forsee, Keith Kreigh, Bob Cox, Dave Berbert, Charles Porter, John

Loser, Harry Johnson, Connie Rogers, Elinor Scott.Back Row: Bill Hopper, Bob Murneek, Phil Waughtal, 0. V. Wheeler, Daryl Payne, Jerry Brueckner, Sam Clevenger, Don

Thomasson.

from that great Hickman class of '43

Forsee406 Meadowmere Drive

Ashland, MO 65010

MIO~MISSOURI MO 65G

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1943 Kewpies Killed in ActionWorld War II

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Glenn Hinshaw H. M. Wren Harold McGee