Braggadocio High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Braggadocio, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

THE EAGLET High School Gymnasium Tradition tells us that school days are the happiest period of one’s life. With this in mind we have compiled this bookto show our high school life and spirit a i1-- is. We will consider our efforts successful if the turning of these pages in after years will bring the laughter and tears of fond reminiscence. Home Ecomomics Building and Music Room 2 Miss Valerie Hayes Annual Queen Dedication It is with great pride and pleasure that we of the Eaglet staff dedicate this, the 1956 issue of The Eaglet, to Mr. James E. Arnold. He has in the past years shown us the importance of fair play and good sportsmanship, not only in sports, but also in actual life. Mr. Sam Wallace, Superintendent Glee Clubs Miss Minnie Monan Principal of Grade School Fourth Grade Mr. George Williams Principal of High School History 6 Mr. James Arnold Physical Education Coach Miss Alva Holman Commerce Annual GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mrs. Evelyn McClintock, Music; Miss Emma Monan, Second Grade; Mrs. Juanita Long, Third Grade; Miss June Southern, Fourth . Fifth Grade; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Roberta Morgan, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Delilah Webb, First Grade; Mrs. Clifford LaFerney, Fifth Grade; THIRD ROW: Miss Minnie Monan, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Het ie Horton, First Second Grade. SENIORS Senior Officers Sponsor: Mr. James Arnold Class Colors: Pink and Blue Class Flower: Red Rose Bud Class Motto: People who make dough know the word begins in do. Room Mothers: Mrs. Edwin Bruton and Mrs. C. D. Watkins 10 GARY BRUTON Whippo Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1, 2,3,4 HELEN CLAYTON Sis Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 WALTER CRAIN Curley Glee Club 1,2,3,A; Basketball 3,4; Softball 2,3,A SHIRLEY CROSS i'rv_ it Glee Club 1,2,3,A; F.H.A. 1,2,3,A; Annual Staff 3,A; Cheerleader 2; Beta Club 4 JIMMY GEORGE Doc Glee Club 1,2,3,A; Softball 1; Basketball 1 DOLLY CURTIS Dimple SANDRA HAYES Saddlehorse Glee Club 1.2,3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2; Basketball 2 HARVEY GILL Racer Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Beta Club 4 VALERIE HAYES Pug Glee Club 1,2.3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; Beta Club 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2 PEGGY HUFFMAN Peg-Leg Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4 RAYMOND INMAN Ray Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; F.H.A. 3,4 CRATIS INMAN Crat Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Basketball 3,4 JEAN LANDRUM Jeanie Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 1,2,3,4; Softball 1 Basketball 2 CHARLES LONG Lightfoot Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ONEAL McLEMORS Glee Slub 1,2.3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4 JOE OLREE Jo-Jo Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club President 4; Class Vice President 3 JERRY RIGGS Joe Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 4;j F.H.A. 2, JOE LON SCOTT Moe Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Softball 2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4 MELBA STANFILL Tootsie Glee Club 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3 4 MARY NELL TILMON Droopy Glee Club 1,2.3,4; F.H.A. 1.2 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4 BONNIE WARD Red Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3 CATHRYN WATKINS Cathy Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Beta Club 4 L. C. WHITE Luke ' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3 DOUGLAS WORLEY Doug Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 4 - t)3I'i es Valeric- Jerry Shirley Mary Nell - f a Helen Jean Glorii SS fT Joe Olree oe cott Curley feteggy Dollie Bonnie 0 - • v Melba Harvey Gary Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1956, being of sound mind and body do bequeath to our successors, the Junior Class, the following: Shirley Cross leaves her shorthand speed and office practice to Nancy Lemen hoping she won't overwork herself. Gloria Horton wills her interest in Caruthersville to Sue Bryant and her starry-eyed look when the name Don is mentioned to JoRe Coppage. Peggy Huffman leaves her bookkeeping ability to Linda Huffman and Rubenia White. Jerry Riggs leaves his curls and his hygiene book to -Charles Simmons. 16 Joe Lon Scott leaves his vocal qualities to Larry Green hoping he will become another Eddie Fisher. Douglas Worley wills his ability to torment girls and teachers to Earl Martin Coppage who already does pretty well at it. Ronnie Whitfield leaves his left field position on the softball dia- mond to John Cunningham. Watch all the high flies, John. To Linda Huffman, who really doesn't need them at all, Sandra Hayes leaves her freckle cream and cotton picking bonnet. To Otis Fay Lack, Charles Long leaves his intelligent teleohone con- versations with girls. Raymond Inman leaves his chewing gum to Jerry Alexander. Jerry, you will find it under the study hall table. Helen Clayton leaves her love for calisthenics in Physical Education to Mary Kaye Gill who is always right in there pitching. Gary Bruton wills his athletic ability and his mischievousness to Leon Geurian. He would also like to leave his cue stick to Curt Darnell. L. C. White wills his ability to get into trouble without doing any- thing and his ability to make girls swoon to Ethyle Johnson. Dollie Curtis leaves her ability to lose weight fast to Larry Green and her beautiful long hair to Doris Riggs who, by the way, is never seen in the beauty salon having her hair cut. Harvey Ray Gill wills his miraculous way of keeping his mouth shut to Sue Bryant. Jimmy George leaves his M.D. degree and his medical advice for hypo- chondriacs to Suzanne Lewis who will probably some day find use for this degree. Joe Van Olree leaves his scholastic standing to Charles Simmons and Billy Pirtle. Valerie Hayes would like to leave her jitterbugging ability and wise- cracks to Rubenia White. We hope Bean keeps things as lively as Val did. O'Neal McLemore leaves his height to Marian Shelton and his special driving ability to A. D. Baker. To Sue Bryant, Jean Landrum leaves her love for out-of-town boys. Walter Crain leaves his fondness for girls to Jerry Alexander. Mary Nell Tilmon wills her love for sports to Nancy Lemen. Cathryn Watkins leaves her love letters to Suzanne Lewis. Melba Stanfill leaves her love for Joes to Jo Re Coppage. Bonnie Ward wills her quiet ways to Dixie Smith. To the Junior Class, we will all our old books. Will you please erase all the pencil marks so we won't have to come back next year and pay our book fines. To the Seventh Grade, we leave Mr. James Arnold, who has a few more gray hairs now than he did before we came into his life. Seriously though, we wish to thank the entire faculty for their kind understanding and co-operation in seeing us through our high school years. 17 Home Room Mothers: Mrs. Green Mrs. Bryant Colors: Brown and Yellow Flower: Yellow Rose Motto: United we stand; divided we fall. A.D. Baker Sue Bryant John Cunningham Curtis Darnell Mary Kaye Gill Larry Green Johnny Grubbs Linda Huffman Ethyle Johnson Otis Pay Lack Suzanne Lewis Gayron Lytle Jerry Mansfield Charles Simmons Dixie Smith Rubenia White SOPHOMORES Evelyn Cecil Reporter Room Mothers: Mrs. Chick Dudley Mrs. Edith Waldrop Black and Red Gladiolus Colors: Flower: Motto: Don't itch for success, scratch for it. Gail Cobb Gus Curtis SOW James Hamlett Secretary James Colbert Delores Darnell J 1: 1 Joe Dudley Dewey Pirtle James Pirtle Prewitt 1 Dave Cranford James Mulcahy Gladys Shelton Carl Watkins NOT SHOWN: Christine Parker Sophomore Snapshots Miss Holman’s little helper, j can't get this 1 Dianne FRESHMEN Flower: Red Rose Colors: Light Blue and White Motto: Be sure you're right and then go ahead. Home Room Mothers: Mrs. Irving Tilmon and Mrs. Howard Watkins Ray Rittig, Johnny Pruett, Mary Murphee, Jeanette Franklin Shirley Ash Brenda Baxter William Brock Betty Cochran Arthur Pulley Geraldine Terrell 1 ■ Jann Wallace V A «4 A I James Putman H. Reed J. Scarbrough km James Tilmon Ronald Tilmon James Thompsc V Joe White A SHORT CLASS HISTORY In 1%3, there were 60 enrolled in the first grade. This total was too large for one class so the class was divided into two rooms. Mrs. Carl M. Webb and Mrs. George W. Horton were their teachers. Now, nine years later, there is a total of 35 members in the Freshmen Class. This being their first year in high school we can only wonder if this total will be increased when they graduate. 25 •. I ; f 11 •. '♦ '. � -k J Eighth Grade ?ay Autrey James Cole President: Max Wallace Vice-President: Anna Belle DeBakey Secretary-Treasurer: Evelyn Pullam Sponsor: Mrs. Speer Colors: Purple and Pink Flower: Purple Iris Motto: Together we stick, divided we're stuck. Room Mothers: Mrs. Alberta Davis, Mrs Mary Pickens shown: Robert Bridges, Harvey Franklin Larry Ray Tarbrough Betty Sue Parker, Bobby Joe Rhodes Carolyn Jean Cross Caleb L. Davis Thomas Jerry Davis Mary Ann Darnell Zelda Jane Davis Larry James Lytle Luan Maxwell Mary Pauline Maxwell Donna Sue Pickens Beverlyn Powell Ed Wilburn Huffman Wallace Leroy Kifer Claudia Ann Landrum Jackie Ray Lowe Audrey Dorij? Lynn Alma Shelton Leva Jane Swafford Charles Smith Don Tilmon Ivan Wilhite Seventh Y i Grade vf n ice Pres r Flower: Pink Carnation Colors: Blue and White Motto: Together we stand, divided we fall. Room Mothers: Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Gibbs, and Mrs. Wallace tv Not Shown: Cathy Burks, Sammy Darnell, Barbara Nelson, Leon Patterso , JoAnn Colbert Glenda Hayes Judy Cole Dianne Inman James Dixon Fonda Johnson Russell Dudley Walter Kelly Hamlett Lewis Wanda Kifer Mac Lack Lafferty J essie Lee Marvin Lowe s. Luttrull Charles Lynn Jane Pritchard Sonny Reeves Philip Smith James Terrell Pat Tindie Jeanette Waldrop Sammy Wallace Loretta Ward Roy Scarbrou?} Mary Jane Watkins ACTIVITIES Student Body Votes Jerry Riggs Boy Personality Julia Scott Sportsmanship Gary Bruton Boy Athlete Jimmy Grinstead Sportsmanship Leadership Peggy Huffman Earl Coppage Leadership Best All Around Boy 30 Doris Ann Riggs Girl Personality JoRe Coppage Best All Around Girl Student Body Votes Most Studeous and Most Sincere Boy: Joe Van Olree Most Studeous and Most Sincere Girl: Peggy Huffman Most Likely to Succeed: Peggy Huffman Joe Van Olree Most Popular Boy: Earl M. Coppage Most Popular Girl: JoRe Coppage Most Friendly: Ethyle Johnson Charles Long JoRe Coppage Harvey Gill Girl Most Boys Would Like to Date: JoRe Coppage Boy Most Girls Would Like to Date: Gary Bruton Student Body Pride of the Faculty: Peggy Huffman Jimmy Grinstead Shirley Cross Greenest Freshman: Mickey Lewis Silliest Sophomore: Joe Dudley Jolliest Junior: Earl Coppage Most Sophisticated Senior: Shirley Cross Wittiest Boy: Charles Long Wittiest Girls: Mary Gill Bonnie Ward Best Looking and Neatest Boy: L. C. White Prettiest and Neatest Girl: JoRe Coppage Most Likeable Teachers: Mr. Wallace Mr. Arnold Mutt: Carolyn Inman Jeff: O'Neal McLemore Dispair of the Faculty: Harvey Gill Joe Lon Scott Ronnie Whitfield 32 Votes Eighth Grade Attendant Carolyn Cross Crown Bearer Linda Long Gloria Horton Carnival Queen Gloria and Jimmy, 12th Grade Queen and Class President Country 5tore--llth Grade Linda Lone—Crown Bearer L. C. and Jerry, Supervising the Cake Walk—12th Grade Doris and Leon—11th Grade Queen Candidate and President ss Presidents--Escorts for the Queen Candidates kt. . 7th Grade Concession Stand Portune Telling Booth—10th Grade Shirley Strode was the Fortune Teller 9th Grade Eat Shop 10th Grade Pop Corn 3ooth First Row: Mary Gill, Rubenia White, Betty Prewitt, Gayle Riggs, Mrs. E. C. Speer. Second Row: Valerie Hayes, Peggy Huffman, Gloria Horton, Shirley Cross, Suzanne Lewis, JoRe Coppage. Third Row: Ronnie Tilmon, Harvey Gill, Jann Wallace, Cathryn Watkins, Carroll Pullam, Doris Riggs. Fourth Row: Nancy Lemen, Joe Van Olree, Jimmy Grinstead, A. D. Baker, Charles Grinstead. President: Joe Van Olree Vice President: Rubenia White Secretary: JoRe Coppage Treasurer; Nancy Lemen Reporter: Peggy Huffman The other students compose the various committees. F. H. A. Officers Vice-President: Rubenia White President: Peggy Huffman Historian: Mary Kaye Gill Song Leader: Bonnie Ward Reporter: Cathryn Watkins Parliamentarian: Dollie Curtis Sec.-Treas: Doris Riggs BOTTOM ROW: Rubenia White, Valerie Hayes, Dotty Tipton, Rebecca Pullam, Dixie Smith, Geraldine Terrell, Evelyn Cecil, Peggy Strode, Sandra Hayes, Mary Gill, Carolyn Inman. SECOND ROW: Alice Frederick, Diane Holloman, Linda Huffman, Jane Lynn, Delores Darnell, Gloria Horton, Julia Scott, Dotty Long, Helen Clayton, Doris Darnell, Brenda Baxter, Miss Huffman. THIRD ROW: Peggy Huffman, Shirley Cross, Henrietta Reed, Jean Landrum, Mary Nell Tilmon, Melba Stanfill, Marian Shelton, Gladys Shelton, Sue Bryant, Virginia Cole, Gail Cobb, Doris Riggs. TOP ROW: Bonnie Ward, Dollie Curtis, Bill Pirtle, Gary Bruton, Nancy Lemen, Jerry Riggs, John Cunningham, Cathryn Watkins, Jerry Don Mansfield, Wanda Ward, Ethyle Johnson. First Row: C. Inman, M. Gill, S. Hayes, P. Strodes, E. Cecil, D. Tipton, V. Hayes, R. Wallen, R. White, Mr. S. Wallace. Second Row: R. Pullem, G. Terrell, D. Smith, J.R. Coppage, A. Frederick, D. Holloman, L. Huffman, H. Clayton, D. Darnell, B. Baxter. S. Lewis, B. Prewitt. Third Row: D. Long, J. Scott, G. Horton, C. Parker, G. Cobb V. Cole, S. Bryant, H. Reed, C. Pullem, S. Cross, P. Huffman, D. Riggs, D. Darnell , J. Lynn.Fourth Row: R. Waldrop, G. Shelton, M. Tilmon, J. Wallace, D. Curtis, N. Lernen, C. Watkins. W. Ward, B. Ward, M. Stanfill, J. Landrum. First Row: G. Riggs, J. Colbert, J. Thomas, B. George, B. Brock, R. Scarbrough, H. Gill, G. Curtis, J. Pirtle, J. Dudley, J. Pate, M. Lewis, Mr. S. Wallace. Second Row: J. Thompson, M. Shelton, J. 'White, C. Watkins, C. Inman, D. Worley, J. Mulcahy, J. Hamlett, E. Johnson, R. Inman, E. Gregory, J. Putman, E. Lewis, J.B. McLemore. Third Row: R. Tilmon, B. Pirtle, G. Bruton, J. Mansfield, J. Scott, R. Whitfield, A. Pulley, E. Lewis, C. Darnell, E. Crain, A. D. Baker, H. Watkins, C. Long, L. Inman, W. Crain, D. Cranford. Fourth Row: C. Lack, E. Coppage, J. Olree, L. Huckaba, C. Simmons, L. Geurian, J. Riggs, J. Grinstead, L. Renfro, B. Geurian, L. Green, J. Alexander, J. George, J. Cunningham, C. Grinstead. 38 Janie Pritchard, Anna Belle DeBakey, Dottie Long, Camille Gibbs, Carroll Pullam, Jann Wallace. FIRST ROW: Johnny Lewis, Charles Pickens, Max Bryant, Chester Ash, Max Wallace, Roy Scarbrough, Billy Lafferty, Jimmy Southerland; SECOND ROW: Gayle Riggs, Charles Pate, Charles Smi 1’ D 'V'K Don Tilmon, Joe Pate, Mickey Lewis, Phillip Smith; THIRD ROW: Caleb Davis, Mac Lack, Ronnie Tilmon, David Cranford, Earl Grigory, Lewis Lafferty, Joe Dudley; FOURTH ROW: Gary Bruton, Charles Grinstead Lloyd Renfro, Jimmy Grinstead, Jerry Riggs, Earl Coppage. First Row: Janie Davis, Second Row: Beverlyn Powell, Donna Pickens, Sandra Hayes, Annabelle DeBakey, Dianne Inman, Third Row: Doris Riggs, Jann Wallace, Carroll Pullam, Dotty Long. Top Row; Pollie Curtis, Mrs. Carrie Speer, Sponsor, Nancy Lemen. Daughters of the American Revolution Each year the state division of the Daughters of the America Revolution award the Good Citizenship Award to the outstanding senior girl of the state high schools. Peggy Huffman is the winner in Braggadocio High School this year. She was elected by the faculty on the following qualifications: 1 2 3 4 1. Dependability—Truthfulness, loyalty, and punctuality. 2. Service--Cooperation, courtesy, and con- sideration of others. 3. Leadership---Personality, originality, ability to assume responsibility. 4. Patriotism—Unselfish interest in family, school, community, and nation. 40 Shirley Cross Editor Annual Staff STANDING: Rebecca Pullam, Linda Huffman, Evelyn Cecil, Miss Holman, Charles Grinstead, Peggy Huffman, JoRe Coppage, and Gloria Horton SEATED: Dorothy Tipton, Julia Scott, Shirley Cross, Jimmy Grinstead, Nancy Lemen, Suzanne Lewis Not shown: O'Neal McLemore 41 IIII111IIIIUIII SPORTS Coronation of Basketball Queen First Attendant: Rubenia White Basketball Queen: JoRe Coppage Second Attendant: Doris Riggs Rubenia, JoRe, Doris, Sharron and Mitchie Doris, JoRe and Beanie Mitchie Long carried the basketball. 45 JoRe Coppage Basketball Queen Gary Burton Big Eagle Anna Belle DeBakey Delores Darnell, Dotty Long Carroll Pullam, Suzanne Lewi3 Henrietta Reed, Sue Bryant Cheerleaders Basketball A-tearn: Coach Arnold, Earl Grigory, Earl Coppage, Fay Lack, Jimmy Grinstead, Leon Geurian, Gary Bruton, Johnny Thomas Team B-team: Coach Arnold, Cratis Inman, Bentley Geurian, Earl Crain Charles Grinstead, Joe Lon Scott, Johnny Thomas, Roy Scarbrough Joe budley, Harvey Gill, Bobby George, Not Shown: O’Neal McLemore JIMMY GRINSTEAD RIGHT FORWARD LEON GEURIAN CENTER FAY LACK LEFT FORWARD GARY BRUTON RIGHT GUARD EARL COFPAGE LEFT GUARD CRATIS INMAN EARL GRIGORY JOE LON SCOTT GARY 3- UTo.. O'NEIL McLEMORE CHARLES GRINSTEAD JOE DUDLEY LEON GEURIAN Girls' Softball Team: Coach Arnold, Carolyn Inman, Rebecca Pullam, Dianre Hollomon, Valerie Hayes, Rebecca Wallen, Roberta Waldrop, Delores Darnell.Gloria Horton, Evelyn Cecil, Julia Scott, Gladys Shelton, Mary Nell Tilmon Girls' and Boys' Soft Ball Team Boys' Softball Team: Coach Arnold, Joe Dudley, Earl Grigory, Crat is Inman, Gary Gruton, Larry Inman, Doug Worley_Manager waiter Crain, Ronnie Whitfield, Charles Grinstead Earl CraiA Joe Lon Scott, ray Lack, Jerry Riggs, Leon Geurian, Earl Coppage IN CLOSING This is the end of the feature section of your annual. We realize it is not perfect, but we have worked hard this year toward bringing you a fine yearbook. We know the staff will work just as hard next year, and if anyone has any suggestions which will tend to improve next year’s annual, don't hesitate to let them be known. 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