St Henry High School - Trojan Yearbook (Charleston, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1954 volume:

I 9 5 3 I ST HENRY ANNUAL ST HENRY HIGH SCHOOL CHARLESTON MO 4475 - 9 L-....----'f' GXKQQJWD -Q DEDICATIGN J 155. We, the class of 195H, are happy to dedicate our Annual to the Right Reverend Monsignor John J 0'Neill, Dean of Cape Girardeau Deanery Monsignor O'Neill is the Pastor of Saint Francis Xavier Parish in Sikeston, Missouri Many of our students and many of our former graduates, as well as three of our present graduates, have come from his Parish. Monsignor is an Irishman and dares anyone, in his presence, to talk against the Irish. May God bless Monsignor, and let him remain in Sikeston for many more years to come. and may God guide our dear Monsignor 0'Ne1ll in future years as He has in the past. Ralph Carr Jr., '54 D 2 E Q' - D 32 , I C wa., . A 'F T I o N P' ,,....--- 9 MINISTR TIC E'- lllnii- lk, 'fm gf ff Q'- Q1 Mi 'T J . I1 V :Lai l J iQ i., 's 1 Q x ' :Lx - ' 4 f L- f 9. I 1,1 . 1, 'YJ V K Q ' 'S ' if 2 f ' X is A 1! K 'A , a 1' NJ 17 11 . H+ WI WW? L42 ' X rj , f 4: 5 'ig A' ffl L, ff A -7 .F-QQ: 'gf ' F ':..i-X:-1x'Q3fa,-5+ ' , -avi 2 , . ,. a,nMx J R Zf.QjIfff.' eg If ' ,.-- -..--W cw' Fa i..un'-'K,-- 1 f 2, ' C 1 30 X r, , in I ' I ffl L 17, Hi, A ,Y OUR PASTOR'S IESSAGE The Class of 1951+ is riv 'W l ileged to graduate from Sglnt il 'gn Henry's High School during the Marian Year of Jubllee Never before has a year been desig nated by the Holy Father as a '- year consecrated in a singular manner to the Blessed Virgin Throughout the world, Christ ians will be intent upon the glorificatlon of Mary, through prayerful study, through imi tation of her most virtuous and sinle s life, and through participation in the sacred Liturgy, especially on her to Join in this universal ac clalm of God's mo t perfect creature Graduating in hary's Year sugge ts that every member of the class consecrates himself to Our Lady recognizing her as truly his Mother, the guardian and protector of his youth Mary, the Virgin of Virglns, presents to us the irreslstable attraction of purlty, the beauty of the chaste generatlon. She is the humble handmaid of the Lord, ever ready to do His biddin She mothers the Divine Chlld with unselfish devo tion and pure love She mothers, too, His Kingdom, the Church, and all the members thereof, with like devotlon and love May the Commemcement of each member ofthe Class begln w1th Our Lady May each day of life find you clo e to Mary, God's Mother,and our Mother As your pa tor, I know I do well in entrusting you to the care of Mary jazzilaff' I 'A I . , . . whpf ' fma Q O S A Q U feasts. All of us are eager . L - ' s . I 'q S . . S- ' - , cr O . - S - . s ' ,O B sq., ' '-....L.14 ' , Iii, 06,47 sv! . M AV iIQfL, f444xALef JZWA, Q-418.1 mi, Father Charles P Schmitt Our Pastor, Religion Instructor Father Raymond W Rau Religion Instructor, CYC Director Sister M Irene, C PP S English, Latin Sister M Eudocia, C PP S Mathematics, Social Science Sister M Eunice, C PP S Science, Librarian Sister M Georgiana, C PP S y Commercial Sister M Rose Margaret, C PP S Chorus Sister Mary Martha, C PP S Faculty Dietitian Mr. Alphonse O'Rourke---Boys' Physical Education 5 T R Mrs. Gene Nunnelee--Girls' Physical Education ll Y Y Mr. J.C. Henderson--Boys' Basketball Coach f P ld, I 0 e ee ' N e o ee F T 0 e ee ' A e e os C H e e ee ' U E e so 9 L N O f Margie Ann Bryant PRESIDENT John B. Marshall Casual in manner....... forsees the future as a lawyer. Her voice is low, her rating high There's a bit of mischief in her eye. Richard N. Doolittle CLASS MOTTO T0 GOD THROUGH MARY Joseph R. Bruenderman An easy-going guy with an infectous giggle. VICE PRESIDENT A generous heart...... always wrapped in smiles. CLASS PATR ON THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Don E. Schuchart His twinkling eyes to A merry heart is surely there. Clem O. Schaffer Mischievous gleam in his eye. Never known to miss a thing. CLASS COLO RS Maroon and Gold you declare, , 3 'i ' Jo Ann Parker Carefree as a skylark, unpredictable as a Spring day AA 3 Ralph Carr Jr. Everybody's friend, Always in a gay mood. CLASS FLOWERS X 4 YELLOW Ross ?' mn 2 J 5 LILY OF THE VALLEY Mary Agnes Rolwing A girl with personality, true spirit, and many friends. Earl T. Stopher He worked, he plodded, he graduated Judith Ann Seib Possesses art of original1ty.... Noted for surprising comments. OU R CLASS PATRONESS We the Seniors of 1954, feel very honored to have the Blessed Mother as our class Patroness We feel that thus we are her special charges and that she will always keep us together, no matter how far we may be from each other This is Mary's year, the anniversary of the Declaration of the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception We want to honor her in every way we can, and we feel that this is only a small way to do so her special year HDear Mary, the mother of God and all men, keep us, your children close to your heart Watch over us, and guide us througkxthe many paths of life Please help us find the right place in this world and when our life is ended, lead us to the throne of your Son, Our Lord and Savior N She will guide us I am sure as she has guid ed many others to the right place in 1 fe where we will always keep her as our patroness Margie Bryant '57+ SAINT HENRY CH IR BOYS SING GOD'S PRAISES AT HARY'S FEET We are happy to have the privilege of graduating in eg,,......,Q-'-'I'-EW WZ 6349 CV-49 we, the Senior Class of 1954 being of sound mind and body and in order to dispose of our most cherished possessions do make an declare this instrument of writing to be our last will and e tament Article To our Alma Mater, our undying love and loyalty Article II To Father Schmitt and Father Rau, and to the Sisters, our deepest gratitude for their patient instruction and under standing Article III To all the future Seniors of St Henry's,a sincere wish for success May they enjoy every privilege and keep the stand ards of St Henry's high Individually we leave the following I, Joseph Bruenderman, to Clarence Lieble, my ability to learn all the popular songs and sing them on the wrong notes To Hunter Rolwin , my knack of gru bling and getting caught To Dennis Vied, my ac ing stool in typing class, so you may have something to ache about Charles Halter my height, what I've got To Charles Telker my driving hflft which he does not need To Juanitg Donner, m short distance from school I, Margie Bryant to Mggy gpg Stricker m beloved cousin, my ability to gain weight without even trying to May she find more use for it than I do To Bernard Duenne my laugh that always springs out at the wrong times He might succeed in controlling it To Lguise Geiger, andNorma Manker, m little pink eraser that I carry with me at all times TE love for movies, especially 3D's, and the accompanying lens trouble T Emma Barborek my ability to speak up and protect my rights especially t se pertaining to driving To Carl Smith, my ambition to become a sing er hoping that he can'futher'it farther than I probably ever will'futher' it, and someday become a star I, Ralph Carr to Magy Agnes Zilafro, my art of getting into trouble and also my place the corner where it will be a little more convenient to talk To Charles Goolsb , m bookkeeping book, may he learn more than I, and also, my re lead pencil To Victor Pazdera, my ability to get to school just in the nick of time To James Barborek, my love for Algebra I hope he has better luck than I did To Charles Telker, my height so he can look over obstacles instead of under them Richard Doolittle, to William Hengy Hart, my ability to keep the fenders of a car smooth unmarred, and spotless To Kgggy Kern, my deep abiding art of keeping the walls of the school free from stain of any kind To Judy Moore, my shiny, cheerful smile May she use it to good advantage To Pat Hart my love for Saint Henry's She must ever be as faithful as I to its hills of learning To Eugene Boitnott, my driving ability, hoping that he uses it unsparingly I Jack Marshall to Joh Doolittle, my position as Vice President, so tha he may help to lay down the law at all times To Willie Hart all the MGM wrappers that I have collected during my four years of high school Wwillie, take good care of th m, and guard them carefully U To Agn Strieker, my luck in getting the car wha I ask for it To Jane 11011, HW liking for history, may she always be ready to take the tes? a e and of the chapter To Jessie gllafro, m height, always enabl ing him to reach the things that he wants To James Duvall, all the curious glances of being the only left handed high shhhol Senior 7 ,L A I . e . re -' e To 8 y e o e . ey can dIvide it for when I'm not around any more. To Berisimo Scheffer, my . o ho . ' - I, ' es . 0 . s I, Jo Ann Parker, to Mgrgaret-Qgglsby, my ability to catch trouble on every corner without the least desire To Joe Raffety, my desire for the back seat, which I seldom got To Mgry K Smith, my height, but not my width To Charles Jordan, my ability to mind both mine and other peoples business, and not carry too many battle scars as results I Mary Agnes Rolwing, to Ruth Ann Carr, my beloved camera May She get as many surprising shots as I did To Phillip Bledsoe, my yearn- ing for dancing To ggrbara Schuchart, my willingness to help other people out and receive as much happiness out of it as I have To Julia ntgy, my eagerness to get over to the typing room To Clifford Vowels my grief with the buzzer Maybe he'll press it at the right time as I should have done And, to my dear busmate, James Duvall, my reserved seat on St Henry's morning and evening special I, Clem Scheffer, to John Pike, my ability to take plenty of time To Earnest Carman all of my hard work To Ro J Stockin , my way of getting into trou le To James Barborek my wonderful laug To Magy Smith, my ability to try to look innocen when I am in trouble My big, 5 ad smile to Barbara Schuchart I, Don Schuchart to Hunter Rolwin , my typing speed May he use his long fingers bet er t an I To Barbara Doolittle my spot on the morning special to Charleston To Norma Manker, my ability to stay in back of the room out of trouble To william H Hart, my height, to use well in playing basketball Charles Halter, my Algebra book, so he can use it and understand it better than I Judith Ann Sieb, to Dennis Vied, my jitterbug steps so that he friend, the ease and assurance of handling a car, my typing speed, and love for writing long, long, letters To Ray Hart, my initiative to work at assignments, and, to finally graduate To Shirley Boitnott, my art of trying out new hair styles To Charles Jordan, my good health to have all the days of his l1fe May he not abuse it I Earl Stopher to Martin Pazdera, my desk, hoping he has better luck n getting it o the back of the room than I To Eddie Hart, my basketball suit To Margie Taylor, I leave my headaches in Algebra T Richard Sieb, my ability to stay out late at nights and not to have any hangovers the next day To Raymond Glaus, my speed to et to school in me The Parties hereto, have set their hands and seal on the twenty third day of May, in the year of Our Lord, Nineteen hundred and fifty our Wg Ugaila Qgaf QQGWCM ,AM MJQGYK Q LWWWEMJ Z W Q07 GZWJJWW 7 M gd!! awhile Ge - B O .Q . 0 Ko T0 0 . . To. L ' I7 ..-..-..------ can do them more gracefully than I. To Kathleen Stocking, my dearest - . . o d, YW' SENIOR PERSONALITIES 'W' Name---Joe Bruenderman CJoefat3 Favorite Song---HSay That You Love Men Something I'll miss---Sister Eudocia's Bookkeeping Classes Something I'll remember---The new gym Ambition--5-To be a millionaire Pet expression---NGolly In Name---Margie Bryant CMossyD Favorite Song---USweet Mama Tree Top Talln Something I'll miss---The juniors Something I'll remember---My senior year Ambition---To be a singer Pet expression---Hwell, I'll be dernin Name---Ralph Carr CJuniorJ Favorite Song---HA Fool Such As In Something I'll miss---Getting up school mornings Something I'll remember---Graduation Day Ambition---To be a successful farmer Pet expression---HHoly Cowlu Name---Richard Doolittle CD0-Much! Favorite Song---URags to Richesu Something I'll miss---The students at school Something I'll remember---Fun in school Ambition---To be a success Pet Expression---HShuckslH Name---Jack Marshall CJohnny Bullb Favorite Song---HOHH Something I'll miss---Weekends from school Something I'll remember---First day I attended S.H.H. Ambition---To be a lawyer Pet expression---NO Brother!U Name---Jo-Ann Parker CJodyJ Favorite Song---HTenderlyN Something I'll miss---The court house clock Something I'll remember---Typing classes Ambition---To be a commercial artist Pet expression---UGoshJH Name---Mary Agnes Rolwing CAggieJ Favorite Song---UThe Story of Three Lovesu Something I'll miss---All the High School students Something I'll remember---Activities at school Ambition---To be a real good dancer Pet expression---Uwell, I'll just sayin Name---Clem Scheffer KC.O.D Favorite Song---HSay That You Love Men Something I'll miss---Pleasure of using the gym Something I'll remember--Giggles of junior girls Ambition---Own a nice big automobile Pet expression---Nwell, I'll bein Name Don Schuchart CDuckD Favorite Song 'Till Then' Something I'll Miss Earl Stopher Something I'll Remember All of the girls Ambition To own a big farm Pet Expressio Name Earl p Favorite Song 'To Be Alonen Something I'll Miss Daydreaming in school Something I'll Remember Don's last minute words Ambition Date as many girls as I can Pet Expresslon 'Aw' Heck'H J o e Jack M817 -4-SHG S Ri chard Judy Earl Clem Yep' Richard WAS taller x X Q xref' of ig 551. 1 , Y s ,Q X 1 Y ...Q I h X fi Raymond Glaus w , S- 0-bgfx' K-3 tbl F 5, 39 A Phillip Bledsoe e-Q00 X. fx! 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Q4 3' 5 :, 1 31 ' 7,2 'W' I, ,ia ig 1 i,'.a'Il' I 1 1 1 'i 5 V . 5. ' I 1 X, 3 I 1 1 ' '. -A I X' . F1 l -- Q - .VM i ' Q '. p A M 1 ' af P J si wi -x m. f X H, V a f , . 4 rx . o L . N .fi Rt. I ' WK S' 9 lv, X sl ,, - I cf ,- J X 5' 50 , , w, I, 2, J' I , ug i SPORTS or boys' interview Mr. O'Rourke about Physical Ed at Coach Henderson' i Mrs. Nunne1ee's pride and joy Posing in our new gym suits A Team and some action sho Yu. XX ACTIVITIES I Q ,iv .QM Above: 'J Reference section f it, WH 5 , Center: W' Charg ing desk Below: Reading section 0ur new central library is a busy room, and all the students ' really like it. n fw ' XA, a Y -rf f 'U ,, V if 311 t 1- I , Hfg IFQQQ P 5 fe? Mi. The St. Francis Xavier Eleven The St. Mary Goretti Trio SENIORS JUNIORS Real students , n UBRARY J You guessed it the fiction section This is how we study POETS CORNER OCTOBER THE BLESSED VIRGIN The weather is pleasant Quite often at present It isn't too warm or too cold The trees are painted brightly And grass is striped slightly And here are the reasons, hi lorious season gemings me it soon will be winter Jack Marshall '5h FOOTBALL Football, how it gets me down! 0 Blessed Virgin All dressed in blu What can I ever Do for youo You have helped us In all ways, In all best And worst of days If we would say 0 A prayer to you each da I'm sure that would show you We love you in every way Clem Schaffer Jr Sh My toes are sore, my eyes are red My back hurts, tooth knocked out I'm almost dead Clifford Vowels '57 BABY SITTING In my estimation, The greatest citation, Should go to the dear baby sitter Who, at the end of the day, Feels like fighting her way, Through those kids who seem so bitter Only God realizes, And rewards you with prizes, Such as no baby sitting for a week Yet when you go back, There is something you lack, It is nerves not noisy children Julia Ann Gentry '56 LITTLE SISTER I wish I had a little sister That could play with me, I know I would kiss her If she could do dishes you see Sometimes I'd think she's mean But of that I have no dread After I see her then Asleep on her own little bed Clifford Vowels '57 CHEHISTRY SPRING IS HERE The flowers blossom out, The garden begins to sprout, The birds begin to shout Spring is here that's no doubt Mary Agnes Rolwing Sh DREAMS Did you ever fall And land right on Then find to your You just fell out Did you ever have And see a monster But when you turn off a cliff your head, surprise of bedo a nightmare in your room? on the light It's just a coat on a broom Johnny Doolittle '56 WRITING A POEM Sister said to write a poem I don't know what to say But I had better try And do it any way I already have four lines Thats better than before, Now all I have to do Is think up another four Roy J Stocking '57 Form las, Atoms, Molecules and Equations Halogens, Mixtures, Compounds, Oxidations I think I'11 drink some HQO And end forever this terrible woe Ruth Carr '55 I I S Y, 1 play football lying on the ground. .' I 9 I in 25259 :4:, ff sb ,, 5v , ,V , gf , be i my i Pe I .C V 'W fe ' ' Kwai. u m T., 5 jpgfggm-nga 'i .ff IWW ff 7 G V11 44 THE OLD SCHOOL GETS A FACE LIFTING The old school, here at St Henry's has stood unchanged since 1892 W had leaky roofs, rickety stairs, rough f oors, and non windproofed windows The heating was not sufficlent, and the l1 htln was poor We sat in school straining our eyes and turning up our coat collars,as we tried to study our dog eared books t at last things have changed In the su mer of 1953 workmen started remodeling the interior of the old school By working intensively, they completed the building in time for school to open in September Today we have a good roof,solid stairs, smooth floors and tl ht wlndows The heating is steady and the llghtlng 1S ade quate We now sit in school in comfort, and our eyes are no longer under a strain Thank God for the change Ralph Carr Jr 51+ I T N Y G P I C N L G A S R S 0 O M an 1 0 V,M U T! 3 X Y R in L C 71 yyeyywlwlswelawwm I I , 3'- ' - q B T ge.5'2s , i ,'Q t f' E 5 2 f T SW, vQi yr? , 3 ,,Vr QQ: Z ' WQ WWMHM Tm K TW 1 Q 5 n y -A-1 Q - at glaall A H , V A - ., z am. - V UW I - If Wygjyivy .7 1 ,4 K Q i ...,. 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' ...Y 1 St. HenI'Y'S lfifzqvw-F ' .. 'WY High School ' Our New School, behind the snow may look the Same on the Outside but fha inside, what a change! KI A precious landmark in St. Henry's Parish, The Old Cemetery in Texas Bend Q 8 5,.bv,,, 4 ,5- 2 f A i gals . ig' MNI zf A .buy J ll: i in - U -f-3..- f A. 2'7 w'23r A ff? ff Y ft, Q e'Y .Mfr .Hari 5 E kV. Fgy il. ,fi Q grgg f, 1 E w 1 'ughgfxx J L. 77 .H 1.Caught on the job. 2.Two Western Dudes. l v a.They built our school. .Busy workers. 5.Em11y Post could do no betterg Margin set the table. 6.Take our picture. g.12zB5 Uma wvllillll goconco recrsationo 1O.Watch out!! L1.I don't believe it. l.2.'.l'hat's j6'o bad. 1 . 1a.Ybung Martha Washington, with modern Miss Pat. 15.Dig those crazy hats. r H ,,f4 ' I IK KXJM sl -13' Don't squirt Virgil 2 And so I said This is our boy Vary formal, please The scrub boys Lady barber Virgil always smiling We ride St Mary Goretti bus I say podner' I d1dn't get that one 11.A model Marina 12.Don't we look sharp? 13.Hake that basket 114.1 wanna ride, Johnny 15.Room for one more 16.0urs, the last bus 1 .--1 wh 11116.61 I EL .,g',.w. MIIB . 1 5' A 'lf ug. ,il , ...fv- ., X ffifj SNAPS J, J J 2 L , N 3 s xf lww' .gm ,.. ,. -.. , j ... , hu. Q., -..., 'Q 7, 'li ?'-n i- in-s G RAD ES FACULTY, GTZ,-fi, Sister Mary Gerald C PP S Primary Sister Rose Margaret C PP S Second 8: Third Grades Sister Mary Anselm C PP S Fourth 8: Fifth Grades Sister Mary Jeanette C PP S. Fifth 8: Sixth Grades Sister M Georgiana C PP S Seventh 8: Eighth Grades GRADE SCHOOL STUDENTS IMARY: Teresa Jones Dorothy Schaffer, Barbara Stricker, Rosemary Goodin David Carman, Judith Stricker John Bryant, Judith Uthoff, Michael Zoellner, Mary Rolwing, John Eastman, Llnda Rolwing, Homer Wilburn Barbara Baudendis tel, Kenneth Anselm, Carolyn Berry Donna Newcomb John H Scheffer, Dorothy Turner Denis Pierceall, Mary A Bryant, Frank Marshall, Peggy Fields, Dennis Carlis e, Carole A Kimes, Diane Nunnelee James Boitnott, Mary A Melton, Manker, Jane E te, Robert Str cker, Anna L Hart, Martin Zoellner Absent: Jay Bledsoe Lester Grisso SECOND 8: THIRD: Michael Bryant Roderick Gilmore, James Haw, Daniel Raffety Marion Faust, James Stopher James Butler, Stephen Goodin, Janet Duenne, Anthony Ohmes Mary S Renaud Larry Myres, Barbara Marshall, John Bruender man, Mildred Lankheit, Michael Vowels, Dorothy Pottinger, James Burden, Rita Bruenderman Raymond Manker Mary L Marshall Stephen Stricker, Ann Lankheit John Hart, Marilyn Cook, M chael Stricker arla J Raben, Charles Hopkins, Dorothy Harwell Phillip Raffety Maxine Thurman, Robert F Stricker Brenda Wilburn, William Wills, Denise Bard, Gary Uthoff, Carolyn Harwell, Joseph Lankheit, Deloris Hahn, Donald Hopkins, Judith Leible Absent: Diana Bledsoe, Mary B Grisso, Marcella Haas M315 8: ELFTH Joseph Rolwing, William Thurman Carolyn Boitnott, Clarence, Melton, Sue Burden, Thomas Nunnelee, JoAnn Stricker, Stephen Hequembourg, Carole Halter, Thomas Hart, Shirley Stallings, Hardy Pottinger, Maureen Gier David Renaud Fay Humphrey, Stephen Rolwing, Joyce 0'Rourke, James Manker, Marilyn Lankheit, Terry Rowe, Peggy Presson, Fred Raffety, Edith Hopkins, William Stricker, Carolyn Stopher, Richard Brown Melba Manker John Schneid er, Leonard Cook, Arthur L Baugh, Edward Goo sby, George Pazdera, Linda Parker, Charles Harwell, Luella Telker Absent: Jacky S Grisso fgm 8: E,-EQH Robert Leible, Ronald Chambers Charles Lankheit, Janet Seib, Do an Me on, Mary F Langley,Winston Wilburn Charlotte G1lmore,Gary Vowels Clara Murphy william Bruenderman, Elaine Sc effer, Joseph Schaffer, Betty Rolwing, Ro ert Stallings, Anne Rowe, Herman Lankheit, Judy Gier, Russel Faust Frances Telker Douglas Zllafro, Paula Stricker Wayne Hart, Mary Ann Harwe 1, James Carlis e Hazel Marshall, David Bonifield Richard Bruenderian Geneva Manker, Annetta ook, Barbara Scheffer, Leonard Cook, Larry Burden, Judith Brown, Robert Hart Absent: Estelle Bledsoe Richard Crenshaw, David Hopkins SEVENTH 8: EIGHTH: MaryJ Bruenderman, Mary Coon, James Stricker, Donna T-Fnlililt, Jack Chambers, Judy 0'Rourke, Glennon Carr, Nell Stallings, Dick Berry, Barbara Melton Donald Bruenderman, Maria Bryant, Joseph Pazdera, Patricia Stricker, Am rose Telker, Marietta Lankheit Kenneth Manker Cath Brine Geiger, Charles Manker, Mary L Thurman Joseph Carman, Beverly owell, Gene Hart Delores Gier Eugene Thomas, Jeannette Hopkins, Henry Patterson, Betty s Hart Harold Gler Absent: Martha Bledsoe, George Harwell, Barbara Whitney 0 e o ' PR . 1 . ' . . Donald Hequembourngl Mary S. Seib, Chris Dernoncourt, Sharon Simmons, John ' i ' Z: . e 5. A - ' A A 1 1 V6 6 - . fx PRIMARY ff' mf v' M, fa 6 53 if rw ff, N ,N ff 5.5, .45 Lp.. I A F H A Q15 M O A L' is fu' QQQF1 SECOND AND muffin .,,f-:Zuma THIRD GRADES yygifx , ,-. 'w 9 A ab 35 bfi an gl I 1 A O 1-0 Effffbu while-M R ff- 0 BQ Ah SIWJWMAQ FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES K ' gi L:- nnw id1t'll9ig u.af ff?Ei Ah H 5555 QQ S km I 5 if ri ggi . c. , . .. . ' ' , 4. t 1 W H ' ' ' ' N ' E - I' , I .1 A .f A I , I V Q Q .x 1 5. H.-v ' Y if 'f ,' W Q ,ff I, K I K A .Aw W , ,. - ' ' 5 ' ' , - . . 1 ' ' V V ,4 H P 1 ' I I R- s W , V' K 'f 'dx 1 irq ' gr , 411.2 - ,QUQ A Ja' up I ' 1' f J . F K' . ' i Q v ' I ' HI Q?- vr, K 1 W ,I V, I Y I .. 4 5' 1 .4 'X I' fx ,,'41:r'Z fi ' ' ...aa dl Jeri? ,- ananaff' . 4 1 M, 'W T 6 ' ,Q ' 14 ,, 2 - Y- ' J - - 3 ' ti- x P, , 1 ,. ,-,, A, . 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Q12 W f Y - 30 'EQ' Xf 'Wk SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Q 'bf' wrt W Em, 1 ...LA iadmaiw in AND EIGHTH GRADE - gt' 'pei MARY Queen on her golden throne, Mary held her court today: Silver moon beneath her feet, Where the tiny angels stay. Angels brought her shining stars, Caught in webs of moonbeam lace: Saints sang songs of beauty, T0 their Lady full of Grace. James Duvall '56 'P fi lsMi fcliwwff ami? E .gm ll!!! F' xr 3 6 3' 'irr- MARY, QUEEN OF PLACE In this world of truuble and sorrow, Where crime and sin increase, We direct our humble prayers, To Mary, Queen of Peace. Help us 0 Queen of Peace, And listen to our plea, That someday we may have, Peace, freedom, and unity. Johnny Doolittle '56 S A b -1 4' 5 ., , , , Y 1' ' 1' , -M 'Q' Z' I' , 'V f Q-iv I 'V 7? . l ' if L A f . gf. - -snr, ' Q., A f . H. 42 W. mf' . . u :le , - - Q Q .. ' . - 54 Q, Q V A .A 4 ,, 2,56 by JZ if. , , Y ,si .5 . w V 3, . ' 'Z' 4, 2 , ' H h . . ,Wi 'E' Q ' . ff, if , f 3 fx., , B ly, , 'a va t , Y' if 1 I '. N! G f Wa' ,. +G' 'ws 1 f' X ' 1 ff..- .. Hr- -- P---A 5 5 . ,.,Q:fg' ' A: R' Af g f2,f ' A. f . . . V. jf, - I .. ,,, 0 4- . A 6 V, I I. V ' if .fi-f ' A , ' ' . fi '- I ' ' 5 1 ' ' 5 - , ff .I - . , an - , ,,,, . v. 4 ,, f ,., z, ' . A ' x ' , 'J' 3 .f - ,qiyvf - - f. , . ff: Iii by - , - - Q . ,lf y- A ,y. . 3522 , I, X 3 4, L, ,Q , . A .A ' ,V I P gf A 'A - A ' I ' - . fs, L 4, - ,Q , , f f . . 'f 5 - ,- - ,b ., f - -. gg , V . -- T22 4' ' f N ' ,aff ' ' ' -. . ,iw , I A K, . J if f -A , gf Q7 ' a - A . , KA Q N. - I lah f ' J 'J 'A - ' ' W I sz , Y I .1 -' 'L . 11 A. aizg .-1: '. ' . ik . A .3 ,,. 4 e 'V .ni N la Q A' A i ,L W ' ev ff, S., ' . A 'rf f' ' A f -,w A , ' - R y ,, , l -Ja . 1.3 ' A -y , vl . 2, 1 1. J' 1 ' X ' . X ' - . ' Q3 . K, l . A - , . XV, M .1 j - - - - f . as . - a V- -, fr-fs - f Q .ef . u 1 . fe 4.4. 1 , . , , W, v ,. .... , , is f A 4 I. ff g e . f' . ' -3, L ' , .., , V f 4 I J 4 nk 1 ph, V Y. H 4 Q , Q Q, I 4. , I ' 1- . '53, .QL ' ' SL 9 ' .sf 3 'f' ,Q v E' A f .4 an ig. ' ag, '. ,gr ' .. . .QM . ,g ,,L2.., 1:1 ' 4' .1 ' 'E I V Q fw s w r, ' ,- ' .. . I is :H -. E V ., x V Q ,Q ., -. ff , L uf 'Q E 1 I , R f L. - 7 - l J X 'I , . if . For the For the Fbr the For the For the For the For the For the For the For the For the cv .lx LITANY OF THANKS wrecking crew, we thank You. ground-breaking, we thank You. nice weather, we thank You. building crew, we thank You. cement pouring, we thank You. brick laying, we thank You. asphalt roof, we thank You. radiant heat, we thank You. tile floors, we thank You. new plaster we thank You. M,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,.,, 1,,,,,,' 4, lighting system, we thank You. 41 ,fha , F K ,5 rbr the green , we lou. Fbr the new school desks, we thank You. .K For the choir room, we thank You. 72 Q W For the P A and I C systems we thank You. ff M Fbr the cafeteria and utilities, we thank You. t5'f, 1 ,, For the beautiful gym, we thank You. wp . Fbr the folding stage, we thank You. is Siigiggggl- Nxfm 1 Rm the stage lights and drapes, we thank You. EEEQEQQEEEEEEI I T NX For the 1OCkerS and checkerettes, we thank You.Q5Pg23?E5iZEEi37gsang 7 7-. Fbr the big windows, we thank You. ' E'EEEggiiE5i?,vfaey1'r T. For the window shades, we thank You. , f ., , 1 1, f Fbr the school buses, we thank You. fL FE55ff?fjQf1f ' - For the school teams, we thank You. B s 3 rr'1S1k g,,m, ,, Saga For the team's uniforms, we thank You. 1. ' 'F alf' 3323: if For the K of C, we thank You. ,, -- .f ---c x For the Daughters of Isabella, we thank You. QFNTQFgQggQa.,f, X W f ' Fbr Virgil Humphrey, we thank You. .,f:ufWfHfF?kWhw fi. we Iast. not least. for Uncle Mike, we thank You. s'J f 'J ' From splintery floors, Thou hast delivered us. From ragged books, Thou hast delivered us. From cold classrooms, Thou hast delivered us. From rickety stairs Thou hast delivered us. From fire hazards, Thou hast delivered us. From muddy ground, Thou hast delivered us. For an increase in students, we beseech Thee. Fbr loyal students we beseech Thee. Fbr true school spirit, we beseech Thee. Fbr an occasional victory, we beseech Thee. For courage in loosing, we beseech Thee. For more library books, we beseech Thee. r religious vocations, we beseech Thee. LET US PRAY Accept our thanks for the above And grant our petitions, O Lord. Amen Clarence, Eddie, Willie, '56 From crowded quarters Thou hast delivered us. C L A S S R O 0 M F R O N I T N V N I E E W W - S C H 0 0 L APRAYEROFTHANKS God, we the children of St. Henry's School wish to express our sincere . Only You dear God, could make possible 'OUR DREAM COME '1'RUE . Thank You,God for our dear Priests who labored unendlessly for the sake of the parish. Without the Priests behind the people to encourage them all to make sacrifices, we would not have the school now. Thank You, dear God for our parents, who were so generous and made many sacrifices for us. And then we thank You for Uncle Mike Halter and his son, Ivo, who did their share in helping our dream come into existence. Please, God as the years come and go may St. Henry's stand up to its ood name Ma the children that enter its doors and go out, leave with a 8 - Y great knowledge of love for You and their country. Patricia Hart '56 z Y C L A Si S! R O 0 M R E A R N V E I W E W S C H 0 0 L ADVERTISING IDEAL PATRONS Right Reverand Monsignor John J. O'Ne11l Father Charles P. Schmitt Father Raymond w. Rau Father Richard H. Suren Lois Arnold mmm Barborek Mrs. Francis Baugh Doctor and Mrs. Leo A. Bruce Freeman Brown Mr.k Mrs. Gilbert Bryant k Family Mr.a Mrs. W. C. Bryant 3 Family Margie Bryant Miss Elizabeth Burns Mrs. Nettie Carlisle Mrs. Bill Carman James Carr Mr.k Mrs. Ralph Carr Mr.a Mrs. Earl Criss Q Family Mr k Mrs Cletus A Doolittle Charles Doolittle Freshman Class Mr a Mrs Harris KRedJ Halter Mr a Mrs Herman W Hart Herman Ray Hart William H Hart Grade l Mr. R Mrs. V. P. Kampson Miss Tillie Ketterer Grades 2 k 3 Mr. k Mrs. Joe Lankheit R Family Grades M k S Mrs.B. F. Marshall Senior Mr. aMMrs. Ben F. Marshall Jr. Mr. k Mrs. B. F. Marshall III Mr. k Mrs. Raymond Marshall Mr. k Mrs. Tom A. Marshall Mrs. U. G. Raffety k Family Joe Grant Raffety Mr. k Mrs. Henry Renaud Mrs. Ethel Rolwing Mr. k Mrs. Paul Rolwing Mary Agnes Rolwing Grades 5 tk 6 Berlssimo Scheffer Rosella Scheffer Marjorie Smith Grades 7 an 8 Solubrious Swaggering Sophomore Boys Maureen Stocking Mr k Mrs Clifford Vowels and Sons Doris Wills ffl' UR PATRONS Q WORK DONE Nl THREE CHEBRS FOR They sold the most books NY OUR ADVERTISERS REST PEACE vii w ' M-I B 1 ' ' 1 r 1 i3 an x 1 1 V H ,ny vx fl P B a V I I '- i m l 'S H. 1 .gf S H c a n 0 I' 1: I f L y I 0 O ' a- r , T .I IS . ' Il J, xl V I Test s Grocery s BE Li 1'Lsr's 4 Free Delivery uw Charleston Missouri Dial 9281 Compliments of INSURANCE AGENCY 'i ALL KINDS Y' Horace A. Coon 'i DELINES GUN and SPORT SHOP Air-conditioned for your comfort mud J' Coon RUSSELL HOTEL Robert H. Coon Dial 20691 Charleston, Mo. J.M. Adams Ceiling Fans Air-Conditioned Rooms IT' ST FLOM ' i I JELLY'S Machine work Highway 60, East Portable and Of All Kinds CHARLESTON M05 - PHONE 5811 Shop Welding Compliments of CRENSHAW FROZEN FOOD LOCKER Dial 4901 Y..,,..1 i WAGGENER S Service Station Sinclair Oils an Greases Tires and Batteries South Main St Dial 7'-I-61 '-vw-iF '9s' fx , xa l Compliments of MCCORMICKS BARBER SHOP Ulf, A Q Q-375.231 gms! ,, QEQ.- My , avi? ,, -we' 'Q 2 Mfx fffifi N 5 I 4 D , . 'E l n '- F ti. '4 3 I Good Year w,MW ff , , QW , A K b -.... ,,....,, . - D MIDWEST MOTOR CO Charles M ee GULF-Gasoline 3 Oil Auto Repairing Phone 6661 Charleston, M WYATT JUNUION RESTAURANT BECKS TIN SHOP Country Ham US Choice Sizzling Steaks HEATING Southern Fried Chicken AN op 2h H AIR COIDITIORIIG BD O11I'S OIL COAL Slkeston Tractor 81 lmplnment Co J hn Deer Farm Eq ipm t De Soto and Plymouth Automobiles 130 S Kingshighway Sikeston Mo. 1 l 1 1 1 JAS. L. BYRD LUMBER CO BENJAMIN MooRE PAINTS MULE-HIDE ROOFING 1- . L I -- O . D Home Cooking I 1 1 T I GAS I o o o O 6 11 en g I 1 CHARLESTON BAKERY i 1 9761 The Enterprlse Colmer TYPEWRITERS PERSONAL STATIONERY WEDDING INVITATIONS ADDING MACHINES FOR THE BEST IN PRICE AND SERVICE Il G Davis Button 8. Gram Gumpany Cha 1 t Comp of McCUTCl-IEN 6' GAY THEATERS ll limentg LUNCH ROOM North Hain Dial 14681 Ch leston, Missouri Compl ments of K? 'H Home of D x e Belle Cakes Phone ' 'W EV 0 o 1 H ll u n I I Phone LD5 , or 75 es on Mi uri 1 CLAY CGUNTY COTTON CO Buyers Cotton Cotton Seed Soybeans Fertilizer rail Seed Dial 9571 Cnarleston, 1f'lSSOUI'l COMPLIML NPS HBUQAGSDAIE - TO RAuSDALE'S YOU GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW Insure with Groceries - Quality Meats 5' Free Delivery INSURANCE. AGLNCY E. Commercial Dial 3361 Charleston, Mo. Phone 6951 218 S. Locust Charleston, Mo. O of 0 I Educ P10931 PTO Tan LlV9StOC4 Mkt Program Home 84 Com Program Blue Cross Blue Shield Legi lative Repre entation Phone 23391 Insurance for Farmers An Organization for Farmer By Farmer Dodg e Plymouth KELLET MOTOR COMPANY Phone 168 838 Sike ton, Mo Compliments HER WHART Texaco Service Station And Tire Shop Dial 65141 B R E W E R REXALL DRUG STORE D191 7361-6L'J41 Charleston ' nThe Friendly Yardn E: C ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY The Best in Building Materials For the Gifts you give with pride, Let BRYANT'S be your guide. L 1 , Wylers wgfgghgg BRYANTS JEWELRY watches 106 west Market Charleston, M0- MISSISSIPPI COUNTY CHARLESTON, MO. 5--- S of I if WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE b R B P CHARLES E JORDAN 1 E C D 1 2 1 11 Compliments J E ELLIS C+- SON CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS of 1951+ MR 6- MRS SCI-IOLZ MARY J SCHOLZ O NEAL STUDIO CHARLESTON SIN CO Incorporated COTTON and GRAIN charleston Compliments of BLAYLOCK BEAUTY SALON up ,I If 111.1 si 'A I in Q C o m p 1 i m e n t s I STANFIELD DRUG STORE 106 South Main Phone 7181 Charleston, Mo. SALIBA S COMPLIMENTS Home Ozl Co Charleston Auctzon Co Vi it Burkett S Makn 11 yeo w D1 1 22831 Tl-IE NEW BLUE JAY 6'2OCr:RY 5- LUNCH ROOM Specializes in School Lunches South Main St Frank Smith I of 7 0 0 and O o Harry Warren and Sons F r Better Foods At L r Prices s Super r e Hig wa , est 8 I O TYPEWRITEBS ADDING MACHINES ALL MAKES - NEW OR USED HAND OR ELECTRIC SELL OR RENT STORE OFFICE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT I ALL KINDS - TERMS Roy J. 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Mississippi County's 'up and comingu Newspaper Charleston Democrat Every Page Packed with Stories, Pictures, Editorials, and Features Compliments SLATEN S STORE uroceries k Meats Highway 60, East Charleston, Mo Phone 23601 EAST END MARKET Home of Good Foods Commercial Street HOM KILLED MEATS PKMWEIGLLLL 100 N 9th Street PREPACMGED FRESH FISH Dial 5591 Clara Earl Frances FERRELL'S GROCERY 8 MARKET Market Street FERRELL BROS. 4, PHARMACEUTICALS ini! H UMMELS DRUG STORE cosmmlcs Phone 3081 Charleston C AS Compliments of French Implement Co JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Dial 7l+O1 Charle ton, Missouri BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS Southeast Motors Inc Charleston, Mo Dial 5931 DODGE 8: PLYMOUTH CARS Dodge 'Job Ratedn Trucks GARSON MOTOR CO CHARLESTON N'O Your Pontiac and GMC Dealer 210 S First FINLEYS BEAUTY SHOP Dial 8361 S - O I l UC If Q 0 Wim Hu.HwAv 60 , . . I! m 1 1 1 l I I l I i DANIEL INSURA NCE AGENCY Compliments of General Insuran e PAUL HILL D181 3551 Charleston, Mo. 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CHARLESTON, MO 'Your Transportation Headquartersu Compliments ATTEBERRY D IRY GRADE A Pasteurized and Homogenized Products Courteous Dependable Service Dial 6511 YOU SAVE WHEN YOU SHOP Charleston East Prairie ET C - - I - Q - 1 I Phone H-221 or L.D. 8 at L' I Z STEWART'S Grocery k Market Hi-way 60, West Dial 21091 ,,,w,y -. , N fv fe. - ,X - ,A rr I I , ,..,,w u r4,. r ,6 Raffety and Company Compliments JARVIS MOTOR CC Authorized Ford Tractor Dealer sikeston, Missouri New blla d and Dearborn Firm Implements PhoneN515 OF of Q - FARMER GOODW Your Pontiac af Packu-a Dealers ir l, WOEHLECKE THE FLORIST Sikeston 2 --- Shops --- 2 Charleston Phone 15 WE GROW OUR OWN Dial 9R31 : I 0 p11 CHARLESTON ELECTRIC MITCHELL SALIBA mens Apparel ld Drink C dy CHARLESTON ABSTRACT CO t D1 1 IIZIII Junction Highways 55 8: 60 K1 h smith K1 h smith J D181 M921 Compliments of PAYLOR INSURANCE Highway No 61 an Lake Street Telephone 37 Bikeston, Missouri C m ment of I R r e e t 1 o n 7 Parlor 9 Co s an JlM'S SERVICE STATION Abs racts Loans Insurance a a -- a , r. . I 1 Compliments Schuchart Farms Registered Holstein Cattle Phone 7 2511-3 Morehouse, Missouri SHELL JOBBERS SIKESTON, M0 Uwe can't sell it all so we sell the BESTH GRANT OIL COMPANY i THE DAILY SIKESTON STANDARD Compliments of The Boothee1's only Democratic Daily Newspaper S0m6 News Some Views Call your carrier boy U- OMPANY me Dial 9001 Charleston, M Compliments of CENTRAL FOOD STORE co'rToN GINNERS as BUYERS Dial 8101 Charleston, Mo Dealers in SIMMONS BROWN FO RD CO GRAIN FERTILIZER sEEns 305 W Com ercial St Charleston, Mb Always in the Market at Top Prices Your Ford Dealer M111 Street UYou Can Pay More But You Can'12 Buy Better' Dial 3121 Charleston, Mo N I .J I ROLWING - MOXLEY Compliments f CHARLESTON PLUMBING 6- HEATING COMPANY for good Plu bing A Heating Installation I R Gentry, Owner Compliments BURKSTALLER 6' SON BUDGET LAUNDRY Choice Groceries 111 North Main St General Merchandise Phone 3R91 Dry Cleaning Laundry Wyatt, M0 Compliments MISSOURI UTILITIES 208 Sike St Charleston M Sikeston, Mo A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE Phone 163 H 6- H HARDWARE SUPPLY Compliments of For A11 Your Hardware Needs SEE US FIRST ADMIRAL TELEVISION REEVES FEED MILL The World s Finest Farm Equipment Refrigerator Supplies Issuun mplemem ranmr n U S Highway 60, East Telephone 7161 Charleston, Missouri o of I . 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Phone 5521 Drury Plastermg Co Phone S 2598 CERMAIC TILE CAST STONE 1224 west Cape Rock Drive Cape Girardeau Missouri Compliments O ROURKE S STORE STORE General Merchandise Billiard Hall Picture Show CITY BLACKSMITI-I General Blacksmithing Shop and Portable welding Dial 5731 i' SERVICE STATION A GRILL Excellent Foods an Pleasant Atmosphere CONOCO PRODUCTS of R CHARLESTONIAN .7 S ' d Goodrich Sllvertown Tires FOUNTAIN DRINKS SANDWICHES HEINZ SOUPS LUNCHES Charleston Super Cut Rate COSEMETICS JEWELRY DRUGS GIFTS SAMPLE SHOE STORE Home of Good Shoe Repairs Charleston, Missouri Compliments of CHARLESTON ELO WER SHOP H owers for all occasions 105 South Main Dial 35Hl Eva and Jack Blake, Owners TELKER MOTOR SALES CHRYLSLER 8 PLYMOUTH DEALER PARTS 8 SERVICE GUARANTEED For All Your Automotive Needs SEE US FIRST H 6- H AUTO SUPPLY Highway 60, West Charleston, Mo NUNNELEE FUNERAL AIBULANCE SERVICE Distinctive Dial 6001 Dependable F1 Il Charleston, Mo. East Prairie, Mo KETTERER S MARKET Quality Meats k Groceries Dial 671 Charleston, L IR'S HOME FURNISHINGS Established 1898 The Dysart Studlo Photography in the modern manner Hy. 61 South - Sikeston, Mo. Phone 633 COMPLIMENTS OF WI6DOR'S HON KIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE 91 SERVICE STATION 'THE STATION WITH TH FRIENDLY SMILE' Home of Better Values TIRES - TUBES Expert Wash Service Charleston, Mb. ACCESSORIES Phone 9001 E. Com ercial St. 'T nf nxt 1 -1 QSQW . 3 I , rv - i 5 l ,E 7 6' I?AL fr 6 M' 'f NQM Mo. O A MESSAGE FROM THE SENIORS OF 1951+ As this yearbook gets to you, there will be only a few more schooldays left for the Seniors. We, the Seniors would like to thank the Priests who have guided us in our spiritual knowledge and thank the Sisters who have taught us throughout our school years. They have made many sacrifices in order that we may learn. We will never forget the happiness, the troubles, and the hard times that we have experienced in our school days. It was during our last year, that we had the privilege of seeing our new school completed and our old school remodeled. Although we Seniors will not be able to use the new school, we hope that our underclassmen will use it as we wished we could have used it Graduation night will be a night of both Joy and sadness It will be a night of joy because at last we have completed our school days, and are now ready to meet the world and its problems It will be a night of sadness be cause it marks the end of our many gatherings with our classmates The clos ing of this school year marks the end of our happy school days We wish to take this opportunity of thanking our generous ADVERTISERS and our loyal PATRONS for having made this Annual possible CHP? JI' an 'nt Heb., R muff' 01 'Ing -x YI.: 1 menu-a Ear Editor Clem Joe ent Printers TYPOWY1 WPS Q. Ja Qfavs-'Eg u y pon Jack Q Solicitors Solicitors Q STAFF AT WORK Jo Ann in O WMF O O , - , - O O O 4. ' 6 t 1. i 'X f ' ttf- . 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