Braggadocio High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Braggadocio, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

J J ■ r f Q [I 4 DEDICATION We the annual staff of 1950-51 do In apprec- iation of his kindness and helpfulness to us as a student body, dedicate this the fifth edition of the Eaglet to our History teacher and Principal, Mr. Perry Smith. It is because of his efforts and interests in this school that we make this dedication. [I 4 [I 4 Superintendent. L.N . Kinder, Supt.; Prank Long, O.R.Crowe, C.L. Davis, Jr., Trees. Earl 0111; J.C. Oallaher Vlce-Pres.; Prank Grins teed. Sec. Pres.; ■ [J 4 i 5 Patricia Adams A.A. B.S. Music Glee Club Beulah Huftman, B.S . Textbook Distribution Sophomore Class Home Economics Library Alva Holman, B.S. Junior Class School Paper Commerce Annual tyacultlf, Perry Smith ,B.A. Boy Scouts, Principal Social Studies Senior Class Pep Squad «Jesse Estes,B.S. Science Mathematics Seventh Grade Boy Scouts Bill Adams,B.S. Physical Education History, Science Eighth Grade Boys and Girls Coach Boy Scouts Clrrfte «peer School Paper ■inth Gratfe Senior Play English Mildred White Secretary TRADITION TELLS US THAT SCHOOL DATS ABI THE f HAPPIEST PERIOD OP ONE’S LIT� . WITH THIS IN MIND, WE HAVE COMPILED THIS BOOR TO SHOW OUR HIGH SCHOOL LIFE AND SPIRIT ASIC IS. WE KILL CONSIDER OUR EFFORTS SUCCESSFUL IF THE TURN- ING OF THESE PAGES IN AFTER TSABS WILL BRIIO THE LAUGHTER AND TEARS OF FOND REMINISCENCE. Our School HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING HOME ECONOMIC AM) AGRICULTURE BUILDING a i a i .vet . .«r. r - . T 2 • J- _, v i Jte EsiS ;«£r W- V •� ' vi - Grade Sch ool Building a i a i Perry Smith, Sponsor '•'otto: Push, pull, or get out of the way. Charles Watkins President Softball Basketball Gordon Crowe Vice-President Softball Basketball f Berdyne Henry Secretary Softball Basketball F. H. A. Earline Tilmon Treasurer Softball Basketball Paper Staff Annual Staff Reba Watkins Reporter Softball Basketball F. H. A. Jane Alexander Paper Staff Annual Staff F. H. A. a i Frances Blaylock Softball Basketball Annual Staff Paper Staff F. H. A. Nona Bea Dudley Quinton King Softball Basketball Annual Staff Melvin Cecil Softball Edward Hay s Paper Staff Annual Staff Frank Marshall Softball Basketball Hazel Churohlll Paper Staff Annual Staff F. H. A. I Helen Keller Annual Staff F. H. A. Nancy Pate Pep leader F. H. A. a i Paper Staff Annual Staff Softball Basketball F. H. A. Alma Tilmon Softball Basketball Paper Staff Annual Staff F. H. A. Betty Wattle Annual Staff Pep leader Eleanor Bell Softball Basketball Annual Staff Donald White Softball S Paper Staff f Lavan Womble Go O i Af X 1 O a i How We Looked Then Wt� TVdN K r i. M ■i smp dKavles+T?eba W. f ON 3 D 7y- 3 YC£SO. Jifvr y P 33) 3132 J)orvs cJ W- pf rdyn f M 'Beity W- £Juta d gij? £ ea vov o. JaNe T 3 m rvwj P (1 51) a i GUu Will To various Individuals In the Junior Class 4fofaculty members, we make these Important and generous personal gifts, trusting they may be duly appreciated. To Jeanette Teeter we bequeath Patsy Reeves' ability to lead the school singing. To Shirley Bruton wwglve Gordon Crowe's power to please the girls, and Charles Watkins' fluency In writing notes to the girls. To Gerald Cunningham we bequeath Edward Eayes' chance to become president of the United States. To Dixie Scott Is left Berdyne Henry's luck In getting high grades, and Hazel Bingham Churchill's thoroughness in husband catching. To Richard Reeves Is given Jimmy Pritchard's trick of look- ing Innocent when caught In mischief. To Mandie Keller we leave Eleanor Bell's fondness for boys. LaVan Womble bequeaths to Paul Pritchard his reputation as the school dude. To Lavern Pullam we bequeath Nona Dudley's desire to become an old maid. To Margaret Grubb we will all of Nancy Pate's phone calls. To Maxine Sherwood we will Prances Blaylock's ability to play basketball, and Helen Keller's knowledge of where to apply for marriage licenses. I, Earline Tllmon, do will my warm, friendly smile and sweet personality to Bonnie Thomas. I, Betty Wattle, do will my smallness to lavern Pullam. I, Jane Alexander, do will my height to Ruth Tipton. To Mrs. Speer we bequeath Alma Tllmon's giggles. To Carl Rider we bequeath Frank Marshall's he-man build. To Tommy Crowe we leave iiulnton King's harmonica. I, Donald White, do will my patience to J. W. Curtis. I, Reba Watkins, do will my ability to blush to Jo Ann Alexander. To Mr. Smith we bequeath Melvin Cecil's ability to pick cotton. a i eiau ftn filtexuj, How would you like to take a peep Into the future? We now step up to the year of 1961 and take a gander at the present status. The first person we see la Prank Marshall. He Is gathering his cattle for feeding time. He owns a email farm with a pretty white house sitting In a dream spot. He Is married to—Ouess Who?—Ms old high school dream- girl, Patsy Reeves. There � s Nona Bea Dudley. Let's talk to her. Guess what we Just found out? She� s teaching school. Is she an OID RAID? I should say not� 3he says she did not knew that it was so expensive to keep three small chlldun clothed and fed. Her husband is a fanner. My how her attitude toward the Ideal of marriage has changed since those High School Days� Barline Tilraon of all people� So you� re a private secretary now? Who's your boss? Is he gay or boring? OH! He must be very dashing- He gave you that beautiful engagement ring? She won� t even tell who he is. It� s going to be a surprise that will be announced at our Class Reunion. Look who lives here. It is none other than Hazel Bingham Ohurchill. My what a darling little girl. She resembles you and Jaaee both, ob so you re a Good House Keeping Demonstrator? I bet James is proud of you. Oh look! There’s a baseball game. Let� s watch and see if we know any of the players. Wow� A home run� Why lt� s Oorden Crowe. This is the All Star Team practicing. After all, Practice makes Perfect. Wonder if he remembers us? GordenJ Look, he s coming over. It must be your dazzling appearance. What? YOU two making a date? What am I going to dot Ch well, I can bite my finger nails and think of—you know who . My what a gorgeous house. Let's stop and see if we can get a drink of water. Goodness gracious.� Betty Wattle lives he e. Her ambition was to be a nurse. Look where we find her In a nursey! Those twins are cute tho� � Just look what a gorgeous dress In that window. Let's go In and see if we can find a dress. Who's the designer? Are we surprised� She Is Jane Alexander� !' We forgot to ask if she designed clothes for the little ones. We were tired, so we stopped in a store for refreshments, and who do you think was the owner---DonaId White! He has some very interesting pros- pects for the future. Say Donald, old pal, that is a very pretty giwi smiling into your eyes. Anyone we know? Gee, this is an exciting day. Let's go into this radio station and see what programs are lined up. Look at that! News Commentator Quinton King. I always did think that he would get ahead in life. Wonder if he's married? CE heck! we'll have to leave before we can get a chance to with him. That's horrible! We Just go through with salutations. There's the Acme Pinance Company. Let's go inside and look around. After all, they just opened this branch here and I'm curious. Watch out for that swinging door. Frances Blaylock, what are you doing here? What? Your husband is the head of this branch and you won't let him hire himself a secretary except you! Is that your husband there? WoW I don't blame you. I hear that there's goihg to be a Title Fight in Madison SluarwOardan tonight. Let's go see it. Guess who's fighting!!! Slugger Larue and one of our own classmates—Melvin Cecil. I betcha Melvin wins. He did.� !� ! Let's go talk to him. Ch, those old reporters! They won't give us a chance. I suppose we'll have to talk to him some other time. a i Let’s take a ride in an airplane. I never have ridden in one. 1.00k who the stewardess happens to be. This certainly is a happy reunion. 1 never exoectcd to find Beroyne Henry here. Hey 1 Miss Henry, who's our nilot? LaVan 'Womble? Tell him to let his co-pilot take over ana let1� talk a few minutes. 1 haven’t heapa anything about him since scnooi days. The plane is out of control I whee IX At last we lanaed 3ai'exy. Look, tnere’s a resort. Maybe we can stay here for a while. Alma VilmonX 1 never expected to see you here, You own this? Yes? It is magnificent I we’ll h; ve to depart now. Here’s a Coast Guard Station. Wonder if they will let us go in the tower? There is someone we Know. Hello, Jimmie X May we talk to you for a few minutes? Thank you for the information. 1 think it is very interesting that you deciaed to make this your career, best of luck to you. Here’s a beautiful place to stop and rest. It’s so peaceful and quiet. 7 ho is that over there? She is painting a picture. wny, it’s Nancy tate. I didn’t know she is interested in art. Well, 1 guess 1 know it now. one is an art instructor at Harvard College. I have a toothache. I’ll have to call a aentist. help operator IX Can you tell me the name of a good dentist? Who? Charles Watkins? i went to school with a fellov. by that name. What? You aiu too? wh§re uia you go to school? Braggadocio? Why you must be Eleanor Bell. You are? I’m glad to know that you got the job you wanted. Thank you for tne information. Well, here we are back from where we started. braggy High School I There’s Suoerintendent Edwaro Hayes to greet us. 1 see that you’ve hireu a new secretary Mr. Hayes. You say she’s so efficient that she teaches school and works in the office too? Who is she? heba watkins. Golly IX What a girl 111 The last stop and are we tirea, so we dropped in on Helen Brown Keller. My, what a pretty home I Say Helen, ct must be pretty expensive to keep this place up, and those two pretty little girls. My X They favor you ana Walter both. What are you doing'. Nothing? Why you’re the only one of the Seniors” who is leading a life of leisure. Well, we must be off because there's a lot of planning to be done for the Senior Reunion. a i I $ i MEET THE SENIORS riazel Bingham, our beauty still, £ now married to James Churchill, Pretty little Helen Brown Keller, Would like to see a certain Soldier feller. Berdyne Henry, Just like a rose, Showing her dimples and turned-up nose. Edward Hayes seen In his specks. To all us Seniors, we do respect- Nona Dudley, the Carnival Queen, Has a secret crush on a boy she’s seen. Prances Blaylock, dark and sweet. Is expecting Jims laid at her feet. Gordon Crowe, our Romeo dear. Thinks all he need do is Just pass near. Earline Tilmon, meek and quiet. Will never make a fuss or fight. Patsy Reeves, strong of arm. Will keep her man from all harm. With hair of blond, Nancy Pate, Has a hard time keeping boys off her gate. Melvin Cecil, always up to par. Just take a spin in his first- class car. LaVan Womble is big and loud. Always heard in the biggest crowd. Alma Tilmon, plump and fair, Hopes to marry a millionaire. Reba Watkins, the youngest in the class, With highest honors, she hopes to pass. Charles Watkins, great and tall. Knows that one day some girl will fall. Eleanor Bell, better known as Jack, Hopes she doesn’t have to live in a shack. Jimmie Pritchard has no fear. When he goes hunting for a dear. Donald White, the youngest boy. Keeps our class filled with Joy. Jane Alexander with eyes of blue. Will always be honest, upright, and true. Quinton King, a very good scholar. Sets an example for us tofollow. Betty Wattle is hard to start, But if you don’t watch, she’ll capture youi heart. Mr. Smith, our sponsor you see. To us a good teacher he’ll always be. Prank Marshall is not a snob He only has one heart thrbb. SNAPSHOTS a i a i junkMslass Class Officers Alva Holman Sponsor President: Gerald Cunningham Vice-Pres. Shirley Bruton Secretary: tavern Pullam Heporter: Tommy Crowe Class Colors: Red and White Class Flower: Red Carnation Class Mother: Mrs. Tommy Bruton Class Motto: The way to get ahead is to get behind and push. ierald Cunningham President Eaglet Staff Eagle Star Staff Basketball Shirley Bruton Vice-President Eagle Star Staff Eaglet Staff Softball Basketball tavern Pullam Sec.-Treas. Eagle Star Staff Eaglet Staff F. H. A. Basketball Tommy Crowe Reporter Eagle Star Staff Basketball Softball Jo Ann Alexander Eagle Star Staff Eaglet Staff F. H. A. Norris Blaylock Softball Basketball J. W. Curtis Eaglet Staff Mandie Keller Eaglet Staff Eagle Star Staff Softball a i Paul Pritchard Eaglet Staff Eagle Star Staff Richard Reeves P Jf r r Carl Rider Eaglet Staff Eagle Star Staff Maxine Sherwood Eaglet Staff Eagle Star Staff F. H. A. Margaret Grubbs Eaglet Staff F. H. A. , P Dixie Eagf et Sta Eagle Star Staff F. H. A. Jeanette Teeter Eaglet Staff Eagle Star Staff Fa H A « Ruth Tipton Eaglet Staff F. H. A. Basketball Softball Givis? P or or m ( vof- a 11 y ) r a i a i Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS Pros. , 7. Riggs Vice-Pres.: N. IXidley Sec' y. : M. Crows Reporter: A. Tilmon Class Color: Red White Beulah Huffman Class Flower: Red Rose SPONSOR Class Mother: Mrs. Dudley Class Motto: If at first you don't James Riggs President Basketball succeed try, try again. Maxine Crewe Sec'y.-Treas. Basketball Ruby Colbert Anna Jean Tilmon Reporter Basketball Softball Eagle Star Staff V Shirley Darnell Derethy Cecil Wallace Darnell Neel Dudley Floe-Pro s. Softball Rodgers Harper Basketball Softball a i Peggy Pate Basketball Softball Patsy Scott Betty Sub Long Frankie King Eagle Star Staff Basketball Softball Robert Russell Virgil Palmer V XI Frances Scarbrough Basketball Softball Wilma Wattle Class member whose picture is not shown: James Patrick Bradsher a i a i 4 WjJ Carrie Speer Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS President: Jackie Auten Vice-President: Tommy DeSalvo Secretary: Sarah Cill Reporter: Bobby Pullam Class Color: Green Rose Class Flower: White Rose Class Mothers: Mrs. Auten Mrs. Grinstead Class Motto: Give The Ready Hand Not Jackie Auten Tommy DeSalvo The Ready Tongue Sarah Gill Bobby Pullam Sarah Baker Willard Mason Moonyeen Mosley Billy Rider T.p. Mack a i JJ ’ 'r' Kenneth Phyllis Jimmy Dempsey Shelton Swafford Teeter Teeter Ruble Whl te Gene Thorne Snirley White Pep Leader Harold Watkins Jeff Whi te a i Bill Adame, Jr. Sponsor Anna DeSalvo Faye Marshall Maxine Hight Mabel Sherwood President Vice-President Sec.-Tree. Reporter A % James Darnell Eugene Howard June Dotson Bobby Hayes Jeweline Hayos Calvin Hicks O AIj y ; £ a • Chester Keller Nor«a Lafferty Joan Landrum Jo Ann Ledlow Herman Lee Mack Russell Shirley Strode Dorothy Teeter Charles Tilmon Billy Tipton Shirley Toda Elameda Wade Jame9 Wade Class Colors: Blue and Yellow Class Flower: Rose Motto: Still at the bottom of the ladder and going to the top Room Mother: Mrs. Florence Lafferty E i G H T H G R A D E I n Picture Not Shown: Patty Lowe a i Class Colors: Blue ana White Peggy Gloria Sue Cathryn Huffman Horton Reeves Watkins Class Flower: Rose Bud Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Tres. Reporter Motto: If We Rest We Rust Room Mothers: Mrs. Sides Mrs. Olree Pictures Not Shown: Patty Lowe Jimmy Gringtead Johnny Alford Leonard Brown Gary Bruton Gene Cecil Helen Clayton Walter Crain Jimmy George Harvey Gill Sandra Hayes Valera Hayes bvelyn (toward Cratis Inman Haymona Inman Francis Jones Virginia king Jean Landrum Charles Long Joe Van Olree Patsy Pate Jane Parks Jerry Ryder Jerry Riggs Joe Lon Scott Larry Sides Klizabeth Teeter Mary Nell Tilmon Joe White Billy Wallen Delaphine Wilhite a i SPORTS T3f KO.T CALL aeeN Ok IHSD-S' SOFTBALL Although the boys did not keep up the tradition of having a good softball team, they did win on9 of the twelve games that they played. The results of the girls' team was quite another story. The girls won six of the nine scheduled games and two of the three games they played in the County Tournament at Steele. They were defeated for first place by the Hard to Beat” Holland team by the score of 3 to 0. BASKETBALL The girls' 1950-1951 basketball squad haven't been so lucky this season. They won two and tied two of the regular scheduled games. At the first of the year they defeated the Alumni team 15 to 17. They entered four tournaments this year. Sorry as we may be, we are still going to lose seven of the girls on the squad this year due to graduation. They are Alma Tilmon, Earline Tilraon, Berdyne Henry, Reba Watkins, Eleanor Bell, and our Co-Captains, Patsy Reeves and Fhances Blaylock. Braggy's ”Scrappy Five” have done quite well this season. They have won ten of the eighteen games. They've played well, and brought home a second place trophy of which they (and we) are very proud. This was won in the Kennett Invitational Tournament. In the Kennett Invitational Tournament we defeated Deering and Hornersville. This entered us in the finals where we were defeated for first place by the Kennett Indians. In the County Tournament, Hayti defeated us in the first game. Braggy High will lose five of the boys this year— four Seniors; Charles Watkins, Frank Marshall, Quinton King, and Corden Crowep Captain; Norris Blaylock, a Junior, has recently moved to Bernle. The Jr. High Team has won three and lost three games this season. They also brought home a Consolation trophy from the Cooter Tournament when they defeated Bragg City by one point. We are very proud of these boys and see signs of great possibilities for the coming years. Now, I would like to mention our coach. Bill Adams. This is his first year but no one would Judge so by the good work he had done for us this year. He has been patient and understanding and has given everyone an equal chance to show what he is capable of doing. We have all enjoyed working with him and look forward with pleasure to next year. Girls Softball Team Left to right: Front row: Dixie Scott,' Modine Vaughn, Barline Tilmon; Kandie Keller, Frances Blaylock, Patsy Reeves, Frances Scarbrough; Aina Tilmon, Anna Jean Tilmon; Coach, Bill Adams. Left to right: Back row: Sarah Gill: Joann Riggs: Berdyne Henry Reba Watkins, Peggy Pate, Ruby Colbert; Lavern Pullam, Maxine Crowe. Boys Soft Ball Team Left to right: Front row: Shirley Bruton; Tommy Crowe- Norris Blaylock; Gorden Crowe, Quinton King; Charles Watkins; Richard Reeves; Coach, Bill Adams. Left to right: Back row: Bobby Pullam, Donald White; Kelvin Cecil, Frankie King- Rodgers Harper.James Riggs; Noel Dudley, Frank Marshall. Girls Basketball Team Left to right: Front row: Earline Tilmon, Berdyne Henry; Patsy Reeves, Francis Blaylock, Frances Scarborough, Alma Tilmon, Lavern Pullam; Coach, Bill Adams. Left to right: Top row: Maxine Crowe, Jo Ann Riggs, Dixie Scott, Reba Watkins, Anna Jean Tilmon, Peggy Pate, Kodine Vaughn. Boys Basketball Team Left to right: Front row: Tommy Crowe, Frankie King, Shirley Bruton, Gorden Crowe, Charles Watkins, Norris Blaylock, Coach, Bill Adams, ueft to right: Top row: Manager, Noel Dudley, nodgers Harper, James Riggs, Bobby Pullam, Gerald Cunningham, Quinton King, Frank Marshall. CALENDAR '50 51 School was dismissed for Thanksgiving on November 24 and 25. December 19 the Boys and Girls Glee Club Went Christmas caroling. The donation of $30.78 was sent to the children’s home in St. Louis. The high school and primary grades presentee a Christmas program to the public on December 22. The play, The Christmas Hat, was directed by Miss Beulah Huffman. The characters were: Eddie. . . . Kitty. . . . Mrs. Coogan. Laura. . . . V arren . . . Mr. Googan . Annie. . . . Aunt Minerva Richard Reeves Nona Dudley Alma Tilmon Berdyne Henry Paul Pritchard Tommy Crowe Dixie Scott Lavern Pullam The musical selections were under the direction of Mrs. Bill Adams. The high school musical numbers were: Girls Glee Club Poller Jingle Bells Merry Christmas Boys and Girls Glee Club . Carol of the Bells Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella Sextette....................Young Mary Small Jesus January 19 the Home Economics girls went to Wardell for the annual F. H. A. meeting. March 30 the girls’ and boys’ Glee Clubs went to Cape Girardeau to the district contest. April 6 the commercial district meet was held at Cape Girardeau and April 28 the scholastic and track and field meets wereat Cape Girardeau, also. The senior play, The Ghost House , was presented on April 13 and was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. This play was under the direction of Mrs. Carrie Speer. The characters were: Wm. Harrison . . . Quinton King. . . Last of an old family Gloria Y.'iloughby . Nancy Pate. . . . His sweetheart Ann.....Berdyne Henry . . Gloria's younger sister Henrietta.Patsy Reeves. . . Gloria's mother Andrew Barnes. . . Donald White. . . Ann's boy friend Patches...............Charles Watkins . A young Negro boy Mother” ..... Nona Bea Dudley . A strange old woman Oliver Mellon. . . Frank Marshall. . An attorney Sandra ............ Earline Tilmon. . Olivers’ wife Soleless..Gorden Crowe. . . A tramp Rebecca West . . . Reba Watkins. . . An octaroon Jean Robet, M. D.. Jimmie Pritchard. A doctor May 11 the Junior and Senior banquet was held in the lunchroom. The mothers prepared and served the food at the banquet and the Juniors and Seniors gave a very entertaining program. The Baccalaureate service was held in the gymnasium on May 13. May 17 the commencement exercise was held. Diplomas were given to both the eighth and twelfth grades. SCHOOL CARNIVAL November Zi , 1950 Is a date that the present Senior class will always remember. They have the honor of saying that they made the most money and therefore tneir candidate, Nona Bea Dudley, was crowned Carnival Quean of 1950 by her escort, Charles Watkins. As has been customary the retiring queen usually crowns the new queen; but since she was out of school, Nona Bea's escort, Charles Watkins crowned the new queen. This was a very gala affair. The Queen's bouquet was white mums with blue carnations tied with white satin ribbon streamers. The crown was silver Jeweled while the queen was attired in a light blue formal. Needless to say, the other candidates were dressed in formals with corsages of white mums. This was a pretty sight for the formals were of different colors. The concessions were .as follows: Seniors—bingo, and had as prise for votes for queen, a set of electric table lamps;;Juniors--coke and hot dog stand, and their give away gift was an electric mixer; Sbphoapres____ cake walk, apple cider, and donuts. For lucky chance holder, an electric steam iron was their project. Freshmen—fish pond, and fortune telling. Their attraction for money making was a damp bag containing cannon towels and wash cloths; Eighth Grade—the country store. Their attraction for extra votes was an electric perculator. Seventh Grade—pop corn stand. A portable radio was their booty for the one who held the lucky number. ihe biggest event of the evening was the coronation of the queen. The candidates and attendants were from left to right: Peggy Huffman, Fay Marshall, Shirley White, Jo Ann Riggs, Jeanette Teeter, Charles Watkins � Shirley Bruton, James Riggs, Harold Watkins, Bob Bryant, and Jerry Wayne Riggs. The crown bearer was Dotty Lou Long and the 1950-51 queen, Nona Bea Dudley, the senior candidate. The classes cleared $680.4$. Our congratulations go to the Seniors I Our thanks go th the teachers as well as students for their help in making the Carnival of 1950 a success I ■ ' Seventh Grade Stand £rom left to right is Peggy Huffman, Haye Marshall, Shirley White, Jo Ann Riggs, Jeanette '’’eeter, Charles Watkins, Shirley Bruton, James Riggs Harold Watkins, Bobby Bryant, and Jerry Riggs. Crown bearer, Dottie’Lou Li Carnival Queen, Nona Bea | f Spectators Senior Stand Senior Stand Ghee i J e dUnA, Left to Right: Shirley White, Betty Grinstead, N$ncy Pate Betty '.Vattle, Moonyeen Mosley. Left to Right: Front row: Patsy Scott, Alma Tllmon Ima Bomar- Betty Long, Mandle Keller Helen Keller, Ruth Tipton, Berdyne Henry, Patsy Reeves, Nanoy Pate, Ruby Colbert, Dixie Scott, Mildred Sherwood. Left to Right: Top row: Joann Alexander, Lavern Pullam, Maxine Crowe, Shirley Darnell, Hazel Churchill, Frances Blaylock, Jane Alexander, Jeanette Teeter Maxine Sherwood, Ruth Alexander Dorothy Cecil, Earline Tilmon, Reba Watkins, Miss Beulah Huffman. V r a t i; r 'r A+utual Stall Lavern Pullam Editor Jo Ann Alexander Jeanette Teeter Associate Editors Annual Staff: Betty Ann Grinstead, Jane Alexander, Nancy Pate, Patsy Ann Reeves, Mandie Keller, Dixie Scott, Maxine Sherwood, Alma Tilmon, Earline Tilmon; Advertisement Salesmen: Paul Prit vhard, Shirley Bruton, Gerald Cunningham. Production and Assembling: J. W. Curtis, Carl Riaer, Ruth Tipton. Frances Blaylock, Eleanor Bell, Hazel Churchill, Betty Wattle, Helen Keller. Year Beek Salesmen: Donald White, Edward Hayes, Quinton King. ft K 1 PERSONALITIES Frances Blaylock Outstanding Athlete Basketball Queen Berdyne Henry Annual Queen Cordon Crowe Outstanding Athlete Big Bagla Reba Watkins Personality Charles Watkins Personality OUR Patsy Reeves Music Tommy Crowe Sportsmanship HELPERS Nancy Pate Leadership Vivian White Lunch Room Ebin S. Johnson Bus Driver Elsie Drake Lunch Room Minnie White Lunch Room Nell Pickens Lunch Room Leslie Lee Bus Driver Muriel Waldrop N.R. Pickens Bus Driver Custodian Harvey Grimes Custodian OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS CAPS AND GOWNS Matu actuAeM. Z .chuivehf to the Sc tooli oh Itn Uca Oua. qiil tfeaA YEARBOOKS PERSONAL CARDS TREASURY OF WISDOM STATIONERY COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS BANK Braggadocio, Missouri security-safety-service - Organized 1 111 - E.C. Speer, President Frank Grinsteadyice-FVesident Frank L. Lon },Cashier Bob R. 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