Bloomfield High School - Blossom Yearbook (Bloomfield, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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Lawrence has an excellent record as an edu- cator and administrator. He has broadened the curricula and is charged with supervision of all business affairs of the school dis- trict. V -f' vt Ins. f -L .ty . X, ux x The 1951 BLOSSOM is dedicated to two fine men of Bloomfield High School, who are included under the title of Superintendent and Principal. These men enjoy working with students and are willing to help them with any of their school problems. x Mr. W. R. Shublom, Principal, administers awell-rounded pro- gram. He performs his task of promoting a good school spirit, keeping a record of each student, enforcing scholastic regulations, checking canidates for gradua- tion, and issueing transcripts of student records very efficiently. lllllllMllllll HIGH SlIHlllll Sllli There's a school upon the hill We are very proud of her, Where the mocking birds are heard, For since l898, she has Down in Southeast Missouri in her glory, Stood as a peerless school of learning. And we claim her as our own In declamatory fights With a pride that never wanes, She has carried off the prize, We'll tell of her fame in song and story. While other schools for victory were yearning. With the basket and the ball We will stand for Bloomfield High She is noted for her fame, And defend her worthy name, And no team can break down her mighty standard, Though we bid her farewell and go forever, Every student in accord has the spirit of the high, We will think of all the days And to win by her colors we are banded. When within her honored walls, There was born for her a love that none can sever Chorus lt is victory today For the Purple and the Gold The colors of the Bloomfield High, We will climb the highest hill, And will shout with voices bold The praises of the Bloomfield High. GRADE SlIHlllllt The rade school building was built in 1546, at a cost of 390, 000. It has 10 rooms and long spacious halls. At I-present there are 13 teachers and5l students in the central sys- tem. The principal is Mr. Lynn Mar- ine, who has been principal of grade school for 8 years. JOHN LAWRENCE Superintendent MABUI EIIIIIIATIII GLEN ASLIN Vice-President RAYMOND DUFFE Y RUSSELL CHA STEEN NORMAN MAGEE President ELMER HOPKINS I. C . NEWCOMER Secretary DR. J. A. POE CHARLES CORBIN Treasurer K FLAULBIN VAUGHN B. S. 8: M. A. Commerce K I .EE-Q. -fm I if ' Eg.. ...N-wff I ff? LOVELACE KITCHEN B. S. A . Vocational Agriculture FAIIIIHY A WINNIE COOPER B. S. EVELYN ANDERSON MARY IO MCBRIDE Engulh E.s. B.s.1-i.E. ' ' fl An, Literature Home Economics WA -U '1 WALTER si-IUBLOM A NELL B. BLOMEYER B. S. Social Science Mathematics B. S. Principal, Coach QE, MARY BELLE VANCE B. A. Social Science Ps HARRIET LA RUE A.A. a B.s. Science GEORGIA LEE LAWRENCE -1 f'Yf ff fe-L Secretary HIRIWIIRII As we the Senior Class of 1951 go forth to take our places in that greater and broader school--the World--we realize that our success will depend largely as to the way we have performed our obligations the past four years. During the past months the seeking eyes of the world are every- where turned towards the goal of peace. In our daily program we can reach this goal through our ordinary tasks--prayer, studies, organizations, and activities. Choosing, therefore, for our theme Education for World Peace in the hope that the idea set forth in the Preamble to the United Nations may be fulfilled--to unite our strength to maintain peace and security. BLOSSOM STAFF ,, J- E -it 111A , LEE SHIPMAN F.F.A. I,2,3,4, President 3, Treasurer 4 Class President 4 Blossom Staff 3,4 Junior Play Senior Play F.F.A. Basketball 3,4 Sl IIIR MASS BILLY POEPPELMEYER F.F.A. I,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 F.F. A. Basketball 3,4 Student Council Representative 4 IOANN GREEN Transferred from Michigan 3 Class Queen 4 Wildcat Staff 4 Class Secretary 4 Senior Play Led Senior procession 3 BETTY SUE WILLIAMS Transferred from Matthew 3 F.H. A. 3.4 F.F. A. Cheerleader 4 Class Treasurer 4 JACK RODGERS Transferred from Illinois I F.F.A. Vice-President 3,4 Class President 3 Class Vice-President 4 ' Queen Escort 3 Junior Play Senior Play F.F. A. Quartet4 F.F.A. Baaketba 14 F. F. A. Sub District Vice-President NADINE MALONE F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Volley Ball I,2, 3 Glee Club 1,2 - F.H.A. Par1imentarian4 F. H. A. Yearbook Chairman JO ANN ASLIN Volley Ball 2, 3,4 Glee Club I F.l-I. A. 2, 3.4 Wildcat Staff 3,4 Blossom Staff 3,4 BETTY JOYCE BARNEY F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball 3 Junior Play Senior Play Glee Club I, 2 Wildcat staff 4 DON BARNEY Drama 3 Junior Play Senior Play Basketball 2, 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Wildcat Sta f 4 LEMA BECKETT Transferred from Manila F.H.A. 3,4 I0 Nam. smuoa F.H.A. 2.3,4 LAVERNE CAGLE F.H.A. z,3,4 Glee Club I THELMA COOK F.H.A. 2 Wildcat Staff 4 Blossom Staff 4 MARY SUE CORBIN Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. Queen 2 Glee Club I, 2 Blossom Staff 3,4 Junior Play's Senior Play F.H. A. 2, 3,4 Class Vice-President 2 Class Secretary 3, Wildcat Staff 3,4 3 of F.l-I. A. Financial Chairman 4 P. D. GILLESPIE F. F. A. Reporter 4 F.F.A. Quartet 4 Junior Play Senior Play F.F. A. Basketball 4 F.F.A. t,2,3,4 Glee Club I DALE GRIFFY F.F.A. 4 F.F.A. Baskefba114 Baseball 4 3 L DAVID GRIFFY F.F.A. 1.4 WELIJON HARRIS Class President I Baseball I,2, 3,4 Basketball a2,3,4 -J PAYE HAWS F.l-J. A. 2.3.4 Glee Club I DALE LAWRENCE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 GERRY LAWRENCE Glee Club l Junior Plsy's F.l-LA. 2,3,4 Senior Play Wildcat staff 3,4 Class Treasurer 1, 3 Homecoming Queen 3 Class Queen x S.E.M. Barnwarming Student Council Queen at Jackson 3 Representative 2 F. H. A. Reputer 4 Model at Gideon 2 Blossom staff 4. A 2 LOIS LEE Volley Ball 3 JAMES E EST HUTCHISUN JOHNNY LINCOLN Blossom Staff 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Entered Service Dec. 28, 1950 ff, F.F.A. 1,z,3,4 Student Coxmcil Representative I Student Council Vice-President 3 Class President 2 Glee Club I Iunlor Play's Senior Play Queen Escort 2 F.F. A. Sub-district Treasurer 4 F. F. A. Basket- ball 3, fwildlllf Staff 2.3 Editor gf Blossom 4 ROERT MAY WANDA MAYO WIl.LlS IENNINGS Basketball I,2,3,4 Blossom Staff 4 Queen Escort 4 Class Vice-President 3 Baseball 3, 4 Senior Escort 3 NOLA MAE JONES Glee Club I Class Queen 2 F.H. A. 2 Wildcat Staff 3 Blossom Staff 4 F.H. . , , F.F. A. Ch2er4leade.r 4 RAY GENE McMll.LlAN Baseball 3,4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 F.F.A. Basketball 3,4 BETTY MORRE Glee Club 1 F.H.A. 2.3.4 Senior Play Blossom 3 Student ouncil 3.4 F.H. A. Project Leader 4 BOB PATRICK Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Buketbau 1.z,3,4 PAUL PHBLAN Glee Club 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Blossom ta f 4 dwarf! JUNE RAMPLEY Glee Club I Blossom Staff 4 Volley Ball 4 DOROTHY RUBLE Junior Playl Volley Ba 2, 3,4 Glee Club I Blossom Staff AMANDA SKELTON F.H.A, 1,2,3 Glee Club I NADINE STRAUSER ' Glee Club 1 TREMAYNE STREET MARTHA TIRMENSTEIN Wildcat staff I,3,4 Blossom sraff 3 Volley Ball 1, 2, 3,4 Class Secretary 2 Student Council Secretary 3, 4 F. H. A. President 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Junior Play's F.F.A. Queen 3 Drama 3 DON THORTON Transferred from Michigan 4 F.F.A. 4 F. F. A. Basketball 4 JO ANN WELLMAN F. H. A. 2, 3,4 Glee Club i Homecoming Queen 4 Junior Play Senior Play FRANCES WILLIANS F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 F. H. A. Vice-President 4 Cheerleader 4 Glee Club I Blossom Staff 4 PATSY WILSON F. H. A. 2, 3,4 Glee Club I ROGER WILSON F.F.A. I,2,3,4 Junior Play's Senior Play F. F. A. Basketball 4 RUTH WILSON Junior Play F,H.A. 2 Glee Club I Wildcat staff 4 I PAIRIILI. RUITT haiku .Ill lllll IIIASS ANNE COOPER Secretary T JEAN ANN fDILLWG'l'H Tneuurez IILLYALIXANDBI SuiltCollci1 hpnlnln ,., ,fr '.-w , . WWQT1 DEAN HOOD Vice-President IIRTA JBAN WALLACE Student Council llzpeaenntlve J ff . 'W IWW we CHARLES ASLIN PATRICIA BECRAFT IANIS BORNEMAN LOUISE BROWER BETTY IUNE BIPPUS THOMAS COLYER HELEN CRAVENS LOIS EDWARDS x CHARLES FRENCH KATHRYN GRAVES STANLEY HARRIS EVELYN HARTLE GENE HOOD '55 ANITA IO IVES TER SHIRLEY IENNINGS BARBRA JONES DORLUS LAWRENCE THOMAS LINTZ RUT H MAYO VIRGINIA MCCOLLOM CARL. D. PARKS MAXINE PATRICK BETTY IO PEPPER BARBARA RILE Y PAUL ROBINSON GEORGE SC IS M JIMMY SNIDER VERNON SMITH JOHN UNDERWOOD HELEN WILLIAMS PATSY SUE WILLIAMS PAUL WILSON LOREN WILSON HAROLD WOODIEL 1 .Q gnu., I .- CHARLES HENDLEY President 1 fo -'fl ROSALIE HESTER Secretary A WAYNE WALKER Treasurer DEN HUTCHISON Vice-President SIIPHIIMUIII lZlASS ROBRT TROTTER IBANIB PARKER Student Council 233311 lepelentative Q ar, u 'mb GONDA CAGLE MAE ALMOND EDDIE CHAPMAN IEWELL COOK ARNOLD BLBWER IRIS BUCKANAN N xzi A . X w ik Q3 'fs 6 1 gguiiiz Q A NX W, is ,M , ARMES SHIRLEY ELMORE ROERT CODY ANN MAE BERNARD SHIRLEY GWIN LAWRENCE COOK SHIRLEY CARNEAL NORMA EDDENS HELEN FRENCH WALTER GILLESPl'E :BETTY ANNE HAMLIN DORIS ANN HILL x V BARBARA HOPKINS EVA LEE HOPKINS JOAN IARRELL LOWELL HARPER PATRICIA JONES ADDISON LAWRENCE DORA LEIRER BETT Y MAGEE f JERRY HESTER JIM MAYO MARY LOU MOORE LOUISE PAYTON IUDY PERRY VERTARCE PHILLIPS JIMMY POE BILLY HILLARD PAT SHIVELY MARGARETTE STAFFORD TUCKER GEORGIA ANN VANCE TONY VARBLE 'hdlsQNa 1 Tf REBA SADLER Y :., is i Q 'Q I AAA ,.,. Q: - A 'E' W? F17 f REEVES SADLER KATIE WARD KENNETH WEBBER DON WIGGS 4? f NN X L S K, N X s MS ADELL WILFONG IOAN WILFONG ROBERT WILLIAMS BETSY WILSON SARA WILSON JIMMY WELLM AN in Lfllfm DB MAYO Plbliklt SUE LEMAR Student Council Representative IANIG HIHEY Secretary SYLVIA KESS M tm W 'f n ff QM K JV in EKNIB HILL VlC8'PlG81a'll! HIESHMA MASS DANNY MCCAULBY Student Council Representative HMMIE ASLIN JUNE ANDERSON VALMA DUFFEY MARTHA BAKER 1 ICIC I snmuay BERNARD VIRGINIA BIPPUS GARRY BOLIN JOYCE BORNEMAN ROMONA COOPER RAY DOERSCHLEN FRANCES ELMORE PERRY EVANS ANNIS FORTNER IIMMIE GARNER DALE GILLESPIE PATSY GILLESPIE GAI1. GODWIN WANDA GRIFFIN ANN HAWK BETTY HAWS TERRY HOLLAND MACK KEITH BOBBY KIRBY WAVA LARSON JUNE LINK IOLENE LONG BILL MARINE DONALD MATHIS MCGOWEN I Q ELMER PARMER MAXINE PERRY LUCILLE Pnrou JOYCE MCLAIN MAURICE MERRITT LEON OVERBEY HAROLD HOOD EDWARD MCMILLION CAROLYN POE ANITA PRATT RAY DEAN RILEY MAE ROBINSON GERALD RODGERS E' ,vb. - ,:. N 4' fav . g, .fx DEAN SHIPMAN ARTICE SOUTHERLAND RITA STEPHENS EDDIE STREET WILFORD TEETS LAWRENCE UMFLEET LAWRENCE WETHINGTON IOHEPHINE WILLIAMS CHARLIE WILKISON IEWELL WILISON JESSE WILSON MURLIN WILSON Pictures not shmvvn: JOHN HOUCHIN DONALD MALLORY LORETTA KEATING RAY GRIFFIN if iqwniwi NEATEST GIRL -------- WHIVS WHII NEATEST BOY ---------- MOST HANDSOME BOY- MOST INTELLIGENT--- BEST PERSONALITIES- BIGGEST FLIRTS ------ BEST ATHLETE fboyl -- BEST ATHLETE Qgirlj --- CUTEST GIRLS -------- SWEETEST SMILE ---- CUTEST COUPLE --- BEST FIGURE ----------- BIGGEST GUM CHEWER BEST SPORT ------------ BIGGEST MOUTH ------ BIGGEST GR UMBLER - - MOST POLITE --------- PRETTIEST GIRLS --- MOST POPULAR--- PRETTIEST HAIR ------ BIGGEST BOOKWORMS- GOLD DIGGER --------- LIBRARY PESTS ---- AISLE PAR ADER ------- BIGGEST NUISANCE - - - WITTIEST STUDENTS - - MOST TEMPER -------- BIGGEST GOSSIPER ---- GIGGLINGEST GIGGLER BEST NATURED ------- ----r---- -- MOST LO VE -SICK COUPLE ---- SHYEST ---- ------- ---- BEST DRESSED - - - TINIEST GIRL --------- BIGGEST HOOKEY PLAYERS -------- LADIES MAN ---------- SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ---- Helen French Red Wilson Wayne Walker Martha Tirmenstein Eddie Chapman Carl Parks Ann Cooper Joan Wilfong Lee Shipman Weldon Harris Joan Aslin Gail Godwin Pat Shively - - - -Patsy Gillespie Sue Lamar and Jerry Hester Gerry Lawrence Kathryn Graves -Dale Lawrence Charley Hendley Frances Williams P. D. Gillespie Jack Rodgers Berta Jean Wallace, Barbara Hopkins Mary Sue Corbin Ernie Hill June Rampley Walter Gillespie George Scism Thelma Cook Barbara Riley Jo An Wellman Ray Doerschlen Jewell Wilkerson - - - -Ruth Wilson Arnold Blewer Jo Nell Burke Joe Mayo Billy Alexander Georgia Ann Vance Patsy Sue Williams Laverne Cagle Juddy Hutchison Joan Green and Willis Jennings Betty Moore Maurice Merrit Betty Ann Hamlin Charles French Gonda Cagle - - - -Betty Sue Williams Roger Wilson Jimmy Mayo Johnny Lincoln nm SPllIHATIO LIAMS ' ,--rN,,A HMCLARK RALPH HOOD SYSIEM q IAMBS COOK GEORGE LONG IVAN COOPER IRAININIS VHHIA S PRIHSRAM GILBERT JONES MILDRED COOPER ALVIN SMYTH, IR Instructor Secretary Instructor B, RUST BROWN L. B. VANCE I JOHN FRENCH Instructor Instructor Carpenter Instructor JOHN T. LAWRENCE GLEN McBRIDE Supervisor Supervisor Glen McBride, the instructor, left January 14, 1951, to take graduate work toward his Doctor's Degree m Ag. Economics, at the Universigy of Wisconsin. 'He has been the Veteran upervisor, since it was start- ed ar Bloomfield. in December. 1946. I Seated: fLefr monztgntp Martha Tirmenstem, P8111 Wilson. Ir., Ca.t1Parks John Underw Standing: Danny McCauley, Berta Wallace, B111 Alexander, Mrs. Vance Robert Trotter, Jeanie Parker, Sue Lamar. OFFICERS President Paul Wilson, Jr. Vice-President Carl Parks Secretary Martha Tirmenstein Treasurer John Underwood REPRESENTATIVES Senior Nadine Malone Bill Poeppelmeyer Junior Berta Wallace Bill Alexander Sophomore Jeanie Parker Robert Trotter Freshmen Sue Lemar Danny McCauley Seated: Mary Sue Corbin, Gerry Lawrence, June Ramply, Johnny Lincoln, Charles French, Dorothy Ruble, Frances Williams, Jo Ann Aslin. Standing: Thelma Cook, Be Moore, Willis Jennings, Bill Alexander, Geor e Scism, Mrs. Blomeyer, Jack Ro gers, Lee Shipman, Red Wilson, Paul Phelan, 150121 Jones, Jean Ann Dillworth. BHISSIIM SMH Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Managers Advertisement Manager Assistant Advertisement Manager Secretary-Treasurer Organizations Editor Feature Editor Literary Editors Art Editor Snapshot Editor Assistant Snapshot Editor Athletic Editors Typists Advisor Johnny Lincoln Charles French Jack Rodgers Paul Wilson Bill Alexander JOHNNY LINCOLN Lee Shipman Editor George Scism Willis Jennings Frances Williams Gerry Lawrence Mary Sue Corbin Betty Moore Thelma Cook Nola Mae Jones Jean Ann Dilworth Paul Phelan Jo Ann Aslin Dorothy Cverby Ruble June Rampley Mrs. Nell B. Blomeyer ANN COOPER Editor Seated: Pat Bencnft, Marly Sue Corbin. Ruth Wilson, Mrs. Vaughn, Bern Jem Wallace Ann Cooper, The ma Cook, Martha Tirmenstein, Joan Aslin. Standing: Georgia Ann Vance, Helen Cravens, John Underwood, Lois Edwards, Bill Alexander Char es French, Gerry Lawrence, Joan Green, Rosalie Hester. WIIIIIIAI SIAH Editor Assistant Editor Feature Writers Joke Editor Sports Editor Art Editors Circulation Mimeograph Op. Class Reporters Typists Advisor Mimeograph Ops . Ann Cooper Charles Hendley Jo Nell Burke Mary Sue Corbin Frances Williams Martha Tirmenstein Jack Underwood P. D. Gillespie Gerry Lawrence Lois Edwards Joan Green Georgia Ann Vance Joan Aslin Thelma Cook Helen Cravens Pat Beacraft Ruth Wilson Berta Wallace Bill Alexander Charles French Thomas Colyer Betty Magee Rosilie Hester Sec. Prac. Class Mrs. Flaulein Vaughn Q x mf, S. .A 3 was +1 A ai if QT , E155 NU if u- ij-Q! u x. S m Kf5'F-f Nfl'-' N 5' A -'-- . W yn ,J-.L if M If HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING AGRICULTURE BUILDING . QMMFRJ Seated: Second Row: WB if NEW bow Qf Q., ' 12 5 f 'ro if 4.2 5 v Y H 1 'PJ X M 421 0' 0 HO? N QLeft to Righty Patsy Wilson, Ioan Aslin, Lema Beckett, Gerry Lawrence, Berta Wallace, Mrs. McBride, Mary Sue Corbin, Martha Tirmenstein, Io Nell Burke, Betty Barney, Lavern Cagle. Betty Moore, Barbara Riley, Evelyn Hartle, Helen Cravens, Louise Brower, Ruth Mayo, Lois Edwards, Betty Peppers, Ann Cooper, Joan Wellman, Amanda Skelton, Dorlus Lawrence, Wanda Mayo, Betty Bippus, Betty Williams, Frances Williams, Fay Haws. Kneeling: Barbara Hopkins, Georgia Ann Vance, Jewell Cook, Helen French, Betty Magee. Seated: Mrs. McBride, Louise ayton, Ioan Jarrel, Rosalie Hester, Betsy Wilson, Dons Hill, Patsy Shively, Norma Edens, Katy Ward, Betty Anne Hamilin. Standing: Dora Leier, Alice Armes, Sara Wilson, Evalee Hopkins, Vertaree Phillips, Nina Proffer, Mary Moore, Shirley Carnel, Joan Wilfong, Mae Almond, Iris Buchanan, Helen Williams, Shirley Gwrn. FUIURIHUMIMAKIHS UF AMERICA Colon--Red and White Flower--Red Rose 1 MARY IO MCBRIDE MARTHA TIRMENSTEIN Insu-uctor Pfblidellt 5 V 454, ,103 N Y Y Wwpw xi gi Ari 'B is it Seated: fLeft to Righty Sonny Umfleet, Harold Hood, Ray Dean Riley, Bobby Kirby Gerald Rodgers, Mr. Kitchen, Charles Wilkerson, Jesse Wilson, Gary Bolin Leon Overbey Dale Gilles ie Standing: CLeft to Righty .Ernie Hill, Perry Evans, Edward McMi1lion, Dean Shipman Artice Southerland, Jerry Holland, Lawrence Wethington, Joe Mayo, Reeves Sadler Mack Keith, Maurice Merrit. President Vice -President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Advisor Gene Hood Jack Rodgers Paul Robinson Lee Shipman P. D. Gillespie Roger Wilson Lovelace Kitchen 5 ev f 369i we Q Www The F. F. A. BARNWARMIN' QUEEN HELEN CRA VENS Junior The annual Ag Barnwarmin' was held last October, in the high school gym. The gym was decorated with corn stalks and baled straw was used for seats. The Queen was Helen Cravens. She was crowned by the president, Gene Hood. The novelty of the crowning was that a buggy was used as the throne. Every- one enjoyed the refreshnients of sand- wiches, cookies, and Cider . IIAHNIV l llllll RUTH MAYO HELEN FRENCH Junior Sophomore All IOAN GREEN PATSY GILLESPIE Senior A .I .I. E Il A N I- S Freshman Bl0SSOM UUII D NBLL BURKE Senior GERRY LAWRENCE Senior ETTY SUE WILLIAMS MARY SUE CORBIN Senior AIIENHA IS Smm HSIIVM JOAN WELLMAN Senior IEANNIE PARKER Sophomore MTENIIANTS BERTA JEAN Junior llllll BASKHBMI SHIRLEY IENNING Junior DORA LEIRER Sophomore and ATTENIIANTS JINQVQY ,si I ll., fl... ..u..W.,i 57' J 'wx ,Q-. 1, Q x , I 'il 5 3.3 . . A I S A iv' Seated: lean Ann Dillsworth, Martha Tirmenstein, Judy Perry, Mary Sue Corbin, Sue Lemar, Jo Anne Aslin, Dora Leirer, Rosalie Hester. Standing: Shirley Jennings, Dorothy Ruble, Shirley Gwin, Anne Cooper, Mr. Shublom, Rita Stephens, Evalee Hopkins, Maxine Perry, June Rampley. I VOLLEYBALL TEAM x ' .5 D Ye wi V' K ,' ix -' ll It f f PEP LEADERS NM NE PERRY JUDY PERRY FRANCES WHLIAMS KATHRYN GRAVES LET'S Let's go Let's go Let's go Let's go PEP SQUAD WILDCATS SONG Oh! When the Bloomfield Wildcats fall in line We're going to win this game another time And for the Bloomfield High School we will yell And for the basketball team we'll yell and yell and yell And then we'll fight, fight, fight, yes, everyone And when it's over then we'll have some fun So let us cheer, cheer, cheer, yes, everyone For old Bloomfield High. WE'VE GOT THE VIM We've got the vim fclap clapj We've got the pep We've got the coach We've got the steam Vim, Pep, Coach, Steam 15 Rahs for the whole darn team. GO TEAM LET'S GO YEA BLOOMFIELD team let's go Yea Bloomfield team let's o Yea Wildcats right in anc? fight to win Yea, Yea, Bloomfield Wildcats team let's go. WALTER SHUBLOM, COACH IlASKHBAll Coach Shublom called the first basketball practice of the season October 14, 1950, and had eight lettermen from last years squad plus several Juniors and ten Sophomores, who were the B team as Freshmen the season before. After three weeks of conditionin the squad was beginning to take shape, and then the squad sqowly began to decrease: James E. Hutchison joined the Air Force--Don Barney announ- ced his marriage, and decided to quit basketball--Billy Hill- ard joined the Air Force--Stanley Harris quit the squad. But Coach Shublom still had a tgood squad left, and he had them ready for their first game wi Bernie on November 21. Wildcats 69 - Bernie Mules 46 The Wildcats opened up on their home court and won lay a large score as Red Wilson connecte for 32 points. The Wild- cats won this one without the services of Weldon Harris as he was out with injuries. Gray Ridge 72 - Wildcats 47 This game was high - lighted by Gray Ridge tplaying a 'Red Hot game as they seeme to do everything r1ght . Red Wilslon and Willis Jennings had I2 points eac . Wildcats 69 - Bernie Mules 50 Again the Bloomfield boys were hot as they defeated Beniie for the second time this season. Paul Phelan and Willis Jenn- in had 21 points each, and Weldon Harris an? Red Wilson had I2 points each. Wildcats 79 - Bell City Cubs 40 This was the nite the Wildcats wore their new white suits for the first time and they really broke them in right as every one was hitting from the floor. Red Wilson set what is be ieved to be a modern record for a Bloomfield high school player as he scored 38 points. Wildcats 60 - Campbell 56 Paul Phelan and Red Wilson teamed up for 42 points between them which, along with the fine team work of Bill Alexander, Willis Jennings, Bob Patrick, and Weldon Harris was enough to down the strong Camv- bell team after the Wildcats had trailed for three quarter. Fisk Pirates 66 - Wildcats 47 This was the game that the Wildcats were playing one of the tallest teams in South East Missouri. The Pirates reall poured it on the Wildcats. This was Bob Patricks last ame as he married and quit school. This feft Coach Shublom with just five men on his A squad. St. Marys Bulldogs 60 - Wildcats 40 This was another tall team. The out- sized Wildcats put up a good battle, but came out second best. Wildcats 65 - Dexter Bearcats 40 This was the first traditional battle be- tween our neighbors from the south and the Wildcats. Coach Shubloms boys were really right. Weldon Harris was really beginning to come around and his playing was rillant in this game, as he scored nineteen goints and set up Red Wilson for 17, Paul P elan for 14, and Willis Jennin s for 12. This was one of the games we willgalways remember. Wildcats 3I - Fisk Pirates 30 This was one game where the Wildcats changed their fast break tactics to a slow ball control type of game and slowed down the tall boys from Butler Country, and eased past them 3I to 30. Paul Phelan tallied I7 points to lead the attack, Wildcats 48 - Advance Hornets 45 This was a very close game all the wa , and a good one to win. Red Wilson had 163i Wildon Harris tt, and Paul Phelan ro to lead the way. Puxico Indians 90 - Wildcats 55 This was a good game in spite of the score. Just too much rebounding power for the Wildcats to cope with. Five menscored over 20 points in this game. Red Wilson had 22 and Paul Phelan had 2I for the Wildcats 2 of the five. Essex Pirates 76 - Wildcats 57 The Essex boys got hot in the 4th quarter after trailing for three quarters and soon eas- ily won. Red Wilson had 20 points, and Paul Phelan had IS. Delta 61 - Wildcats 58 This was one in which Bloomfield led all the way and lost in the last 45 seconds of Willis Jennings had 18 points. St. Mary's Bulldogs 70 - Wildcats 49 The tall boys from Cope were still too much for our smallerbo s and beat us again. Red Wilson and Paul Phelan had 31 points between them. Gray Ridge 39 - Wildcats 34 The Wildcats had a cold first half and got going late in the second half, but couldn't quite catch the Panthers. Wildcats 77 - Dexter Bearcats 44 This game was played at Bloomfield and again the Wildcats played one of their best games of the season. Bloomfield led all the way. This was the first time in ten games that Coach Shublom used more than 5 men as he used Colyer and Pruitt. Red Wilson and Paul Phelan each scored 22 points in this game. Willis Jennings had 14, Weldon Har- ris had 12. Don Barney returned to the squad and started getting in shape. Wildcats 54 - Essex Pirates 52 The Wildcats evened the score for sea- sonal play with Essex as they niptped them in a close game played at Bloom ield. This game was played without the services of Willis Jennings who was injured during the county tournement. Red Wilson and Weldon Harris had I4 points each The Wildcats won ten and lost eight games dur ing the regular season play. They ha a tourna ment record of four wins and five losses to give a seasons total of fourteen wins and thirteen losses TOURNAMENT SCORES BLOOMFIELD CLARKTON BLOOMFIELD IAC KSON BLOOMFIELD PERRYVILLE BLOOMFIELD SENATH BLOOMFIELD DONIPHAN BLOOMFIELD BERNIE BLOOMFIELD ESSEX BLOOMFIELD ADVANCE RI OORACTFI T1 RDGSIFY A HAM dvd. Alun Front Row: Robert May. Charles French, Manayers. Back Row: Weldon Harris, Willis Jennings, Bil Alexander, Paul Wilson, and Paul Phelan INDIVIDUAL SCORING 'FPAUL RED WILSON 'FPAUL PHELAN 27 148 'WILLIS JENNINGS 25 78 'YBILL ALEXANDER 25 76 'YBOB PATRICK 27 33 'FDON BARNEY 7 ll FARRELL PRUITT 7 5 THOMAS COLYER 2 1 TOTALS 2 0 Games F. G. F. T. F. T. A. 27 191 89 151 147 95 81 72 9 19 0 0 543 'V' Denotes Letterman 'if 574 Points Fouls 470 373 222 195 103 25 16 2 0 1416 Paul Phelan, Weldon Harris, Willis Jennings, and Don Barney have played their last basketball for B. H. S. They were out standing in their play this past season. We want to always remember these boys and wish them the best of luck in every way. . Q PAUL UID, WILSON Fmvnrd BILL ALEXANDE2 Center WELDON HARRIS Guard PAUL PHELAN Forward WILLIS IENNINGS Guard H HAM First Row: Judson Hutchison, Addison Lawrence, Ierriilester, Wayne Walker, Charles Hendley Second Row: Ernie Hill, Ilm Mayo, Jimmy Aslin, Bill rine, Elmer Parmer, Murlin Clary Third Raw: Eddie Paul Street, Jimmie Garner, Lawrence Cook, Robert Trotter, Joe Mayo Jimmy Poe . INDIVIDUAL SCORES Charles Hendley 182 Judson Hutchison 106 Wayne Walker 89 Jerry Hester 85 Addison Lawrence 81 Jim Mayo 41 Robert Trotter 41 Ernie Hill Z9 Jimmy Poe 26 Murlin Clary 17 Eddie Street 8 Joe Mayo 5 Lawrence Cook 4 Jimmie Aslin 3 Jimmie Garner 2 Elmer Parmer Z Bill Marine Z 'riff' K r in z I 2. . X I owl ,,3,+,-Y..i,r.:,..z 3 E 1' 'SV 'Q m ,., 1? TMJ. Nd. ma .,.x ROBERT TROTTER IUDSON HUTCHISON IIMMIE POE Guard Forward Center uw -1. 0-,nn..n-Wa..,.,a N ,.w5awQaH..a..e-.b..5a.,a. , x .. X , an.,--V A '99, lr' ADDISON LAWRENCE CHARLES HENDLEY EDDIE STREET JIM MAYO Forward Forward Center Guard 'I .J-.- -.-...,,a,.a.,,... V Qu- ERNIE HILL WAYNE WALKER JERRY HESTER Guard Forward Guard NAME Ioan Aslin Betty Joyce Barney Jon Barney ,ema Beckett 'oNell Burke gaVerne Cagle vlar Sue Corbin Fhehna Cook '. D. Gillespie 'oan Green Dale Griftly David Grl fy Neldon Harris :aye l-laws ames E. Hutchison Vlllis Jennings lola Mae Jones Jale Lawrence Perry Lawrence .ois Lee ohnny Lincoln Iadlne Malone .obert May Vanda Mayo ay Gene McMil1ion 'arty Moore au Phelan ill Poepplemeyer une Rampley ack Rod ers vorothy gable ee Sh pman tmanda Skelton Iadine Strauser 'remayne Street von Thornton lartha Tirmenstein :an Wellman etty Sue Williams rances Williams amy Wilson user Wilson u Wilson MASS IIIRHZHIHY THEY ARE athletic in love in love likeable talkative friendly neat quiet useless Moon struck blonde woman-hater athletic proxy-loxy dependable agreeable lonesome nice cute calm business-like married tall a cheerleader unconcerned fragile silly dirnpled reserved carefree a housewife happy-go-luck Queenly sincere nonchalanr well-groomed intelligent a blazer daring mischievous well-liked Y ood-for-nothing fond THEY THINK THEY ARE aining en-pecked one of the crew cute in love overworked unimportant handsome satisfied left out teacher's pet basketball star neglected good driver elpless mis-treated overweight original not noticed ladies' man nervous poetic a man-hater handsome too small a good skater ath etic i 1 5158 Y satisfied a Romeo average dumb hot stuff city slicker Reg's supreme leader of the ga putppet-like le t-out tough silly fat E U8 AMBITION stenoglrapher good ousewife oafer nurse wants to be loved secretary college co-ed artist movie star typist radio announcer plantation owner seball pllayer stenograp er Business Manager husband somebody's somebody acrobat a co-ed a nurse engineer a mother millionaire chorus-girl school principal Wac baseball player Agriculture Advisor a success movie director a steno a ladies' man marry a flyer become an Overbey president of truck line professor Home Ec. journalist out of school school teacher's wife teacher lots of friends rodeo performer resident of Grayridge FINAL DESTINY boss' wife mother a father beau o rator gld nhyaigfae ousewi e belle of Aid society preacher's wife convict wash woman truck driver share -cropper bowery boy Bell City Air Force bachelor cab driver ditch digger singer farmer's wife farmsr th ran mo er gnanagerkcif County Far circus- anothef Red Foley school teacher bar-tender pole -vaulter elevator operator Army scrub-woman a bigamist bubble-dancer a Strauser gravel washer Janitor Avert housewife Broadway qwashwomanj fan-dancer dish -washer Mrs. Irmior Bailey druglstore cvwboy Ida a MASS Wlll We, the Seniors of Bloomfield Hi h School, being in sound mind, do hereby set forth our last will and testament, in which we wish to show our appreciation by bestowing our greatly treasured possessions on the following groups and individuals: To our beloved Superior, Mr. Lawrence and to our Princi- pal, Mr. Schublom, Sponsors, and teachers, we leave our sin- cere appreciation, our heartfelt affection, and our deepest re- spect. To the Juniors, we leave our Senior places and privileges to be used and cherished in a worthy manner. To other class mates in Bloomfield High we will the follow- ing individual legacies: Joan Aslin wants her place on the volleyball team to be given to Maxine Perry. Betty Joyce Barney requests that her love for dancing be given to Kathryn Graves. Don Barney wishes his acting ability to go to Jackie Underwood. ' Lema Beckett has decided that her freckles be given to Jeanice Briney. Jo Nell Burke gives her silly iggle to Louise Brower. LaVerne Cagle wills her smal? waist-line to her sister, Gonda. Mary Sue Corbin leaves her love for Home Economics to Ann Cooper. Thelma Cook leaves her quiet ways to Louise Payton. d P. D. Gillespie wills his high-strung ways to Bill Alex- an er. Joan Green leaves her seat in Literature class to Anita Joe lvester. Dale Griffy leaves his love for The Grand-Ole-Opry to Gene Hood. Weldon Harris wills his Atlas-like physique to Joe Mayo. Faye Haws leaves her nice ways to Frances Elmore. James E. Hutchison leaves his neatness to Charles French Willis Jennings turns over his noon day chats in his car with his girl to Juddy Hutchison. Nola Mae Jones leaves her ring-side seat at the Bus Sta- tion to Helen Williams. Dale Lawrence leaves his great strength to Corkie Tucker. Gerry Lawrence leaves her cuteness to Berta Jean Wallace. , Lois Lee asks that her fondness of Puxico High be given to Virginia Bipus. v Johnny Lincoln leaves his number 4 F. F. A. basketball jersey to Reeves Sadler. Nadine Malone gladly leaves her bottom locker to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. Robert May, after much thought, leaves his place on the bench to Farrell Pruitt. Wanda Mayo leaves her ability to flirt to her sister, Ruth. Raygf ene McMillion leaves his Absentee Slips to Eddie Paul Street. Betty Moore bequeaths her ability to get a Hutchison to Shirley Jennings. Paul Phelan leaves his ability to be Big enough to serve you but not too big to know you to Jimmy Garner. Bill Poeppe meyer wishes his job at Cla1k's Store to be given to Dean Hood. June Rampley wills her long hair to Alice Armes. Jack Rodgers leaves his pretty legs to Ernie Hill. Dorothy Ruble hopes that her accuracy in typing will be in- herited by Jimmy Snider. Lee Shipman wants his formula of how to start our your Senior year with a clean slate be given to George Scism. Amanda Shelton leaves her love for Art to Pat Beacraft. Nadine Strauser leaves her dependability to Betty Joe Peppers. Tremayne Street leaves his good-for-nothing ways to Vernon Smith. Don Thornton would just like to leave. Martha Tirmenstein gives her secret of keeping slim with- out exercising to Betty Ann Hamlin. JoAn Wellman leaves her love for buying gasoline, one gal- lon at a time, to Jean Ann Dillworth. Betty Sue Williams leaves her way with the boys to Pat Shively. Frances Williams leaves her cheerleading ability to Judy Perr . yPatsy Wilson leaves her friendliness to Evelyn Hartle. Ro er Wilson wills his ability to get into trouble to Thomas golyer. Ruth Wilson 'leaves her blondness to Sue Lamar. In witness whereof, we, the Graduating Class of 1951, do hereby set our hand and seal our last will and testament. M wmparwnav . Q57 :K ,wg Q 1, z V R fi? ,w ,gr - my W . ,.., , .. I? 1 as 'SQCJZA .2551 F 5? .Av fl, ' - 5, , Q55 2- SQ ,, ,,..-or W M 'ff I! N355 T I ,f0, if HA- H! ww.: -5 . 7 1 1 Dependable Merchandise Bucl-i's Stare Since 1858 BLOOMFIELD, MISSOURI Compliments of DAVIS-HEMPHILI. CLINIC Bloomfield, Missouri M Compliments of . WALKER COOPER Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of DR. J. A. POE Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of W. D. GODWIN Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of DR. J. R. ROBINSON Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of DR. Il. A. HARRIS Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of VERNON HARDWARE and LUMBER COMPANY Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of E. E. GOOD Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of BENNETT WHOLESALE COMPANY, INC. First in Quality and Service Bloomfield, Missouri Dial 3727 PEPPER'S BAKERY Butter Top and Chuck Wagon DRINK PEPSLCOLA and LAYNE'S QUALITY SODAS Bread , , Fine Pastries 8 Decorated cakes meDmWsWm'hgeAmmW B1 00 m fi e 1 d M i S sou fi Make the Test-Serve the Best for Less Compliments of Q Compliments of BENNETT BROS. 66 STATION BROWN AUTO PARTS .Jewell Bennett Ray Bennett Bloomfield Missouri Bloomfield, Missouri ' Compliments of . Compliments of WEBEg,g53g5g5g,Cgy?ANY QUINOLAS BEAUTY SHOP Est. 1871 Inc. 1907 Bloomfleld' MO' Compliments of MILLER HARDWARE COMPANY Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of JOE'S CAFE Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of COBURN'S SERVICE STATION Bloomfield, Missouri Compliments of MAUPIN DRUG SUNDRY COMPANY Bloomfield, Missouri Seniors of 1951 You have made a good start in life so far, but you will not get very far unless you learn to do business with a good bank like the Bank of Bloomfield. The sooner you come in and get acquainted with the officers of the Bank of Bloomfield and discuss your problems with them, the better it will be. The officers of the Bank of Bloomfield have had a lot of experience in a lot of things and can and will be willing to advise and help you. Bank uf Bloomfield Everett E. Good, President Leo Fisher, Vice-President Mrs. Pearl Lawrence, Treasurer R. 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