Sikeston High School - Growler Yearbook (Sikeston, MO)

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Qliigmin lTfi 'f ' ' i fi sfmprfwi '- If g A1'1f ' W ' Q ffifii Q ? 2 .y Q.1. . XIKSS21 ' sa5 Gfvff fzr ' - z ' A' -' ' T?E'f L ' f:'fi 'iv f ' 2 'f Q ,A,i 4 tl ' Eg ,. fr: fc ' it 4 , il' H W .. . Wm .VAA X jj, - s - bfxc- M' ,, . 4 'rap now: Jimmy Allen, Buddy Alsop, Jackie Arbaugh, Marshall Atkinson. Peggy Baber, Robert Barnes. Bill Berry. Marie Bechel, Roy Beck, Wanda Bishop, John Bloomfield, Robert Boyer, Billie Brown, -TimlTlY Bl-lCkl9S. Niva Clark, Bonnie Cloin, Dorothy Cooley. A ' Second Row: Carolyn Corlew: Buddy Cox, Ruth Ann Cox, Berneda Crain, Wanda Crosno, Jimmy Crowe, Kenny Dement, Franklin Dillender, Ono Duncan, Marilyn Baker, Charles Eby, Gerald Edwards, ,Barbara Ferrell, Carrol Fox, Raymond Frost, Jerry Gibson, Clella Holbrook. Third Row: John Harper, Betty Hastings, Charles Hays, Marvin Hoffcrt, Geraldine Holden, Anne Hollenbeclr, Donna Jo Howard, Dottie Huters. Jeff Irby, Charles Jlnes, .Tack Jines, Eugene Johnson, Berna Jones, Billy Joyce, Sybil Kaiser, Donald Kellett, Katherine Kindred. Fourth Row: Larry Kindred, Orville Krauss, Bobby La Grand, Buddy Lambert, Mary LOU LHTECM. MRl'lZH1'l'l Ll1fh0l'l1, 59011 Al'll1 Lee, Barbara Lennox. Michael Lewis, James Limbaugh, Maxine Litchford Walter Lock, Rex Lutes, Charlotte McGahey, Hester McGill, Mark Marshall, Charles Matthews. Fifth Row: John Matthews, Fred Meldrum, Mattie Moore, Vernon Morris, Evelyn Needham, John Niclrens, Arlene Palmer, Bob Parks, Frances Parks, Jack Pearson, Fielding Potashnlck, Lawrence Price, Jack Rechtln, Jerry Redwine, Betty Roberts, Sally Sadler, Bob Scott. ' Sixth Row: Brad Shain, Stella Shankle, Charles Shuppert, Vernon Shoaf, Sue Sikes, Jenna Lee Spivey, Janet Stewart, Freddy Stone, Billy Stropp, James Sturgeon, Joyce Sturgeon, Leta Faye Sutton, Kenneth Tanner, Lucille Tate, Danny Taylor, Barbara Turner, Larry Turner. Bottom Row: Naomi Twitty, Elizabeth Wallace, Margaret Wallace, George Waters, Gordon Webber, Jackie Whitwcll, Zeta White, Kathryn Williams, Ernest Yeakey. The Freshman Class of 1947-48 was a large class of 111 members. At the first homeroom meeting the following officers were elected: 9A-President, Buddy Cox: 9B-President, Donald Kellettg 9C-President, Larry Turner. The first important social event was the Harvest- er's Hop. The theme was autumn with a touch of Halloween. The sponsors this year were: Miss Bailey, Mr. Wilkinson and Mrs. Golloday. The band was represented by twelve members from the Freshman Class. This included four twirlers. Approximately thirty-five girls tried out for the Red Peppers, twenty-five of which succeeded in gain- ing membership. March of Dimes, Junior Red Cross and Clothing Drive were the various causes to which the school contributed. The Freshman Class gave generously to every cause. The representatives to the Student Council were: ZA-john Bloomfield: 9B-John Matthews: 9C-Sue ikes. Two members of the class were on the Debate Squad. The Freshman Class candidate for Valentine Queen was Carolyn Corlew. Larry Turner was chosen by the class as its candidate for St. Pat's King. Charles Matthews won the grand prize in the state-wide American Legion Auxiliary Americanism essay contest.