Sikeston High School - Growler Yearbook (Sikeston, MO)

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1 1: x l . ,, U iff fl 31: fl 'Ag , rf I .V '.'. JS f I ,,, J e , 1 .1 .,, ,gn 3. In-' wx , ,fi Q1 46 1 v ,v l 151 A , , ., Y l - , - . -,fr -..3.QC,f.-Lg - N, I . ' ' ' v- ' P r rf.. -. , . Q 41.3 gt, .,g . , v 3 -f L ,gi f w P 'A 'lv Y' P I C 'Eng A -si,:u?'F 'ri :1S'-'ff 'ffl 1, Mini' Jf The Football Team 1 f fy! ff! ,V , 1 4 1 . , 1 w 1 i 1 1 a VERNON MATHIS Co- Captain 1ST ROW: Left to Right: Vernon Mathis, Donald Clay Lewis, Bob Dyer, Garland Castleberry Noel Melffm. Lee Shell, Bob Stearnes, Bob Lohr, David Bailey, Melvin Dace, Fred Steward Eddie,Mar- Shall, Coach Hubbs. ZND ROW: Richard Carmody, Manager, Terry Cooper, Marvin Urnfleet, T1'0y Calhoun, Donald Webb, Bill Lathom, Frank Edmondson, Bud Modersbach, Ronald I-Iumes Richard Blackwell' Glenn Matthews, Jimmy Large-nt, Coach o'De11. 31119 Row: Norman Woods, Marshalllvloore, Don Keller, Manager: Sonny Cowell, Jim Ponder, Larry Jenkins, Charles Springs, Mike Bartlett, Bill Armstrong, Harold Ragains, Travis Calhoun, Morton Potashniek liaul Sadler' Coach 5aPP1 T0m Kendig. 4TH ROW: John Genins, Charles Stacy, Homer Bates, Jimmy Nickel, Russell Tanner, Alfred Sikes, Buck Lambert, Marion Kaiser, Melvin Cokenour Tommy Woods., Glenn Bonifield, Larry Arabe, Richard Rowe, Robb Monroe, James Smith, Tony Heflkemeyer, Bill Moll, Jim Coats. 5TH ROW: Eddie Jolly, Bill Sutton, Glenn Smith, David Lewis Steve Emerson, Ronald Oliver, Ronald Carmody, Larry Bennett, Gerald Kelly' Larry Tetley. Harvey Baker, J. W. Heaton, Harry Blanton, Clifford Counsil, Floyd Carr, Aubrey Cox, Burt Rowei , Football' p - !,!,,,Z,,, ,, ,,W,,, ,,,,,, X 'I ' f, 3 1,5 fff ,, q, f, f, f ff ,f 0,11 iff, ' fy, ,' fy f Qfyjf ,fifiylw +,f,f,ff ,, hgjzfy M. 5, ,I JAM iw!! ,fXffXfOc' 4 ,V f .ff f ff4!,f,,f,x! ,, , ,f fofffffr V, , ff 7 ,, X ,JV H faffff 'Y f, f,, Upholding their reputation, the Sikeston Bulldogs again won -the Big Eight-Conference for the sixth succe-ssive year. Our winning streak ended this year at fifty-one games without a defeat: we won nine and lost one- The following scores tell their own story. Sikeston ,crowned Chaffee, 38-O3 Caruthersville, Z6-63 Cairo, 4-5-139 Kennett, Z3-03 East Prairie, 46-Og Cape Central, 2.4-143 Jackson, 19-135 Fredericktown, Z7-143 and Char- leston, 14-13. This year we lost our first game in six years, when Poplar Bluff beat us by the score of 14-13. In all the games the Bulldogs scored 275 points to their opponents' 8'7- Although we lost the Poplar Bluff game, we were still the Big Eight Champs, sharing this honor with Cape Central and Poplar Bluff. The Bulldogs have started another winning streak of five games and next yearfs team should add more to that number. Most of the first team was recognized for outstanding playing this year by being picked for the All-Conference team. Eddie Marshall, Noel Melton, and Bob Dyer received honorable mention All-Conference. Don Lewis, Garland Castleberry, Lee Shell, and Bob Lohr received Al1-Confer- ence. Bob Stearns, Fred Steward, and Melvin Dace re- ceived All-Conference and honorable mention All-State. Carol Jane Moody was chosen football queen, and A was crowned during half-time of the homecoming game. Vernon Mathis and Melvin Dace were chosen as co-captains for the year. Vernon Mathis 1 MELVIN DACE Co-Captain Tlfiilfil L L15 A , XV- 'V L. s., -4. f N' M xx .,,... we , X X 41 but Q , .Sr WX . X., t Ski S . Xa. 'io ,KG