Braggadocio High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Braggadocio, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1957 volume:

7 We proudly dedicate this 1957 Eaglet MR. WILLIAMS He helps all he can in every way, By lending us a helping hand. He never lets us go astray When our own way we would demand. To show our appreciation, we have sought But find it difficult to express. So we'll sign off with this last thought, WE ALL THINK THAT HE IS THE BEST. Dedication — Claudia Landrum Annual Queen ADMINISTRATION 5 Mrs. JoAnn Wallen Secretary Miss Beulah Huffman Home Economics F. H. A. Mrs. Carrie Speer English Senior Play Miss Alva Holman Commerce Annual Mr. James Arnold Physical Education Coach V ' � 15 lii “tari m MSecn - Trea i BOARD OF EDUCATION . V tari am. C. L. Davis. Vice-President; Frank Qrlnstead Secretary; J. C. Oallaher. President; Frank Long. Jr. Treasurer: O. R. Crowe, Sam Wallace, Superintendent. GRADE SCHOOL BUILDING SCHOOL LIFE FEATURES Henrietta Reed Sophomore Candidate Roberta Waldrop Junior Candidate Donna Sue Pickens Freshman Candidate m THE QUEEN AND Hr.R ATTENDANTS BRAGGADOCIO HIGH SCHOOL CARNIVAL SDPHQHORE CLASS SOPHOMORE—EAT SHOP SENIORS—CAKE WALK JUNIORS—COUNTRY STORE r- A FRESHMEN—HOME MADE CANDY Se.Vc.NTH—NOVELTY SHOP 3 Daughters of the American Revolution Each year the state division of tne Daughters of the America Revolution award the Good Citizenship Award to the outstanding senior girl of the state high schools. Doris Riggs is the winner in Braggadocio on the following qualifications: 1. 2. 3. It. Dependability—Truthfulness, loyalty, and punctuality. Service--Cooperation, courtesy, and con- sideration of others. Leadership—Personality, originality, ability to assume responsibility. Patriotism—Unselflsh Interest in fami school, community, and nation. Student Body Votes Leadership Bov—Charles Grinstead Leadership Girl—Doris Ann Riggs .Sportsmanship Boy—Leon Geurian Sportsmanship Girl—Betty Hicks Most Popular Boy—Earl Coppape Most Popular Girl—Roberta Waldrop Best looking boy—Earl Coppage Prettiest Girl—Jann Wallace Boy most likely to succeed—Ed Huffman Girl most likely to succeed—Nancy Lemer Most Studious Bov—Charles Grinstead Most Studious Girl—Nancy Lemen 13 r Girl Aith Prettiest Hair--Janie Davis Boy With Prettiest Hair—Carl Watkins Greenest Freshman—Bobby Rhoades (Not Shown) Silliest Sophomore--Mickey Lewis Jolliest Junior—Dave Cranford Most Sophisticated Senior—Nancy Lemen Most Sincere Boy—Charles Grinstead Most Sincere Girl—Linda Huffman Neatest Girl—Jann Wallace Neatest Bov—Charles Grinstead y Mutt—Bentley Geurian Jeff—Janie Davis Best Personality Boy—Otis Lack Best Personality Girl—Jane Lvnn Wittiest Boy—Mickey Lewis Wittiest Girl—Mary Kaye Gill Most Happy-Go-Lucky Girl, Most Friendly Girl—Rebecca Wallen Most Happy-Go-Lucky Boy Most Friendly Boy—Ethyle Johnson Pride of the Faculty—Charles Grinstead Most likeable teacher—Mr. Wallace Best Athlete—Earl Coppage Girl most boys would like to date, Best all around girl—JoRe Coppage Boy most girls would like to date. Best all around boy—Otis Lack Dispair of the Faculty—Jerry Alexander 14 Editor Suzanne Lewis Annual Staff Annual Staff: Standing—Diana Hollomon, Carolyn Johnson, Jane Lynn, Wanda Ward, Dotty Lonp, and Charles Grinstead. Seated--Miss Holman--Sponsor, Suzanne Lewis, Nancv Lemen—Assistant Editor, Linda Huffman, JoRe Coopape—Assistant Editor, Jann Wallace, and Brenda Baxter. 15 S g« S Ss L”fci2C S: s0; :g-v?-c:i.lla - f jEW: S ojif; Ste, Ca. “tei, .ZllliuFV SEu SCOUTS rirDt1?OW: n £?yi3� M Wallace. w Henry, C. Davis, D. Long, C. Grinstead, D. Tilmon, A. DeBakey, S, Wallace, Second Row: S. Reeves, G. Coppage, C. Gibbs, J. Pritchard P. Maxwell J. Wallace, L. Maxwell, B. Poweil, J. Lewis, J. Southerland, Third Row: D. Powell, C. Pickens, B. Lafferty, P. Smith, J. Davis, M, Lack, R, Tilmon, L. Lafferty, M. Lewis, B. Orton, E. Huffman, C. Lynn, B. Adams 16 r � TMlmon, wry Seated: Dixie Smith. Sue Bryant, Dianne Inman, Carolyn Inman, Donna Pickens, Anna belle DeBakey. Standing: Mrs. Speer, Sponsor, Sammy Wallace, Camille Gibbs, Doris Riggs, Wanda Henry, Mnrlene Waldrop, Janie Pritchard. . GIRLS GLEa CLUB Mr. Wallace, Director R pJliZ: B hS M' ?; Z!;Cke?a’TR‘ Wallen’ M A. DeBakey, R. White, P. Strod ' ? f n1® M Grubbs� C. Inman Second row: C. Johnson, B. Baxter H Cox CJ Davia ° Landrunl� L Maxwell, J. Franklin, B. Powell, S Lewis'J'd ! ;« Defiondoll Third row: D. Tipton, E. Cecil, D. Smith, L. Huffman D Ione c ’t?S ®£yant� C Pullam, „, Coppage, G. Terrell, J, Lynn, H. Reed, D, Long, C. Cross Fourth row: N. Lemen, E. Stanflll, G. Cobb, V. Cole, M. Darnell j! Swafford ' Wallace’ L Jame8� R Waldrop, D. Hollomon, J. Scott, E. Pullii. BOf’S GLEE CLUB MR. WALLACa, DIRECTOR Fi st row: M, Lewis, D, Tilmon, M, Wallace Jr., J. Davis, J. Pate, D. Rettig, L. Dorris, S. Curtis, L. Yarbrough, E. Huffman, B. Dorris Second row: E. Lewis, J. Scarbrough, J. Hamlett, E. Hohnson, G. Curtis, B. George, J. Dudley, L. Lytle, H. McLemore, C. Davis, P. Cecil , J. Colbert, C. Smith, J. Lowe Third row: D. Cox, B. Rhodes, F. Lack, D. Frederick, J. Pruett, E. Lewis, J. Thompson, J. B. McLemore, L. Inman, C. Watkins, J. Mulcahy, F. Grigory, E. Crain, R. Tilmon Fourth row: J. Cole, C. Grinstead, D. Cranford, C. Darnell, E. Coppage, L. Huckaba, A. D. Baker C. Simmons, J. Alexander, L. Geurian, L. Greeh, B, Geurian, J. Cunningham, H.Watkin 0? .••v.v. • • ••••••■ ••••••• ‘ Xy vlv Iv 1vM WrWSvy: .••••v.v V. • • • • • • •• ••• • • • • • • • • • •••• . • • ATHLETICS Henrietta Reed .... Basketball Queen Earl Martin Coppage .... Big Eagle 22 Leon and Betty Bill Wallace and Jan Southerland Charles and Kebecca 23 BASKETBALL BOYS Coach Arnold, C. Grinstead, L. Geurian, J. B.Geurian, E. Coppage F. Lack Crain, E. Grigory, L. Inman Carroll Pullam, Dotty Long CHEERLEADERS 24 Basketball: B Team. First Row: Coach Arnold, Cal Davis, Max Wallace, Bobby George, Jimmy Scarbrough and Larry Inman--Manaper. Second Row: Mickey Lewis, Edward Lewis. Eulice Lewis, and Howard Watkins. Baseball: Standing—Coach Arnold, Mickey Lewis, Earl Coppare, John Cunningham Carl Watkins, Cal Davis, Bobby Georere, Eulice Lewis, Julia Scott—Scorekeeper,’ Larry Inman—Manager. Seated: Earl Crain, Bentley Geurian, Jimmy Scarbrough’ Edward Lewis, Max Wallace, and Howard Watkins. 25 First Row: Coach Arnold, Betty Hicks, Roberta Waldrop, Rebecca Wallen, Julia Scott, Manager Larry Inman, Second Row: Evelyn Pullam, Henrietta Reed, Ai.naBelie DeBakey, Sue Bryant, Donna Pickens, Third Row: Lou James, Pauline Maxwell, Claudia Landrum, Carolyn Cross, Carolyn Inman WEIGHT LIFTING Jerry Alexander, A. D. Baker, and John Cunningham Z6 27 IHi mm mmm mmm mmm mmm tcetc Z ZZZZZ illill SENIORS Doris Ann Riggs Darcy F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2; Beta Club 3 4; President 4; Sec.-Tres. 1,2,3; Betty Hicks •Shorty F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 4; Sec. Tres. 4 Mottos United we stand; dividbd we fall. Colors: Yellow and Brown Room Motners: Mrs. Reggie Green and Mrs. Horace Bryant Flower: Yellow Rose Ethyle Johnson Mert Glee Club 1,2 3,4; Basketball 1,2; F. H. A. 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Vice President 1,4; Secretary 2 Miss Huffman Sponsor 29 Dixie Smith DeeN P.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, Otis Lack Otie Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3: Softball 1.2,3. Linda Huffman Lin-Lin Glee Club 1,23,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Beta Club 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3.4 Curtis Darnell Curt Glee Club 1,2.3,A Nancy Lemen Nanny Goat F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4 Leon Geurian Lewee Glee Club 1,2,3 11; Softball 2.-3; Basketball 2,3,1;.; President 3 Suzanne- Lewis Suzie-Q Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Annual Staff 3 4; Beta Club 3 A Larry Green Bonzo Glee Club 1,2,3,4 31 I Jerry Alexander Noose” Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2 Sue Bryant ■Suzle Glee Club 1,2,3,1 ; Softball 4; Beta Club 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4- Cheerleader 2,3 A. D. Baker Albert Deroy Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4� p. h, a. 4; Track 2,3; Vice Pres. 2 JoRe Coppage Blondy Glee Club 1,2,3,! ; Beta Club 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Treas. 3; Sec. 2 Earl Martin Coppage Marty Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; President 2; Vice President 3 Wary Kaye Gill May' Olee Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 2; Beta Club 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Sec.-Tree. 2 32 Linda Betty Sue L;-rry I t Dixie Rubenia Earl Suzie Ethyle Doris Leor 1 4 Jerry Mary Kave John Nancy JoRe Chari Class History In 1945 there were 64 of us enrolled in the first grade. The first teacher to get gray hair over us was Mrs. Delilah Webb. In the fourth grade we received eight students from Speer School. That school consolidated with Braggadocio and there were then 45 of us. In the seventh grade, Ben Todd was our sponsor. In 1553 we graduated from grade school and there were 32 enrolled in the Freshman Class of ’54. In the eighth grade, Miss Beulah Huffman became our sponsor and has remained with us throughout the remainder of our high school years. Due to her continued efforts, we accumulated more than enough money to see us through the remainder of our twelfth year. When we were juniors, we gave a banquet for the Seniors at the Top Hat Cafe in Caruthersville. Our theme was centered around Ihe Orient. Afterwards the room mothers sponsored a party for us at the American Legion Hut, also in Caruthersville. Several of the teachers remarked that it was one of the most successful banquets they had ever seen. Our Senior play, Rest Assured went over well with the community. On April 27, we left on our Senior Trip. As the classes before us had done, we took the southern tour. We were gone nine days and eight nights which was the longest trip that had ever been taken by a class from Braggadocio. Of the twenty graduates of 1956-57, ten started in the first grade at Braggadocio. The 1957 graduating class of Braggadocio High School decided to hold a class reunion on New Year's Eve 1970. It was held at a reputable night club in Monte Carlo which is owned and managed by Fay Lack. Yes, we did” say reputable. Fay has been doing very well in his business and all his former classmates are glad he is the owner of such a good place so they can have their reunion there. The reunion was planned by the senior president, Doris Riggs, who is now a minister's wife.They are living in Doris’s old home town of Union City,Tennessee. Doris is very happy in her church work and all her friends say she is quite a conscientious worker. Of course, all of us seniors already knew that. The first notable disturbance was caused by John Cunningham and Charles Sim- mons who were two members of the Back Table Gang. Both were noted all through high school for their ability to keep a party lively. The first guest to arrive was an old friend of ours who was always noted for her promptness. She entered on the arm of a handsome doctor. It was Suzanne Lewis or rather I should say, the former Suzanne Lewis. She had realized her life long ambition to become a nurse and now she had married her airforce doctor. They are the proud parent of two children. 34 The next arrivals were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Alexander. (Mrs. Alexander is a former student of Braggadocio.) Jerry has been doing research on a formula for a new gaseous substance which will eventually destroy all teachers. One of Jerry's best friends was the next to come. It was A. D. Baker. A. D. is a graduate of Missouri University and is teaching mechanics at a large school in the East. Earl Martin Coppage then entered with his striking ark-haired wife. He is now the owner and operator of a chain of gins throughout the South. Ginning ap- parently runs in the family. At about that time Nancy emen and Ethyle Johnson came bopping in. Although they had not seen each other since graduation, they could still rock 'n' roll as well as ever. Ethyle has now become an actor and has taken the place of William Holden in the movies as the top romantic star of the age. As for Nancy, she is zery successful in politics and has just become the first lady vice-president. She and Ethyle are now dancing the soles off their shoes just like they used to do at dear old Braggy High. There was another celebrity among the guests--Leon Guerian—who is now a professional basketball player. His cute little wife, (the former Betty Hicks) leads the cheering section. A professional hair stylist was the next to arrive. It was Linda Huffman. Linda recently presided over the World Wide Hairdressers' Convention. She is one of the best known hairdressers in the world. Another one of the vuests, Miss Mary Kaye Gill, arrived. She has made quite a name for herself in the world of art; in fact she painted the murals on the wall of the nightclub. She also owns a museum in Monte Carlo. The next guest to enter was Larry Green. He entered wearing a jazzy outfit. It seems he has replaced Dewey Phillips on Pop Shop and can be 3een everyday on television. He is the top disc jockey in the nation. Dixie Smith entered wearing a royal nursing outfit. Remember Princess Grace Kelley? Well, Dixie is Princess Grace's GRANDAUGHTER'S nurse. My, how time flies I Of the old crowd, Curtis Darnell and Rubenia White are the only guests who have remained in Braggadocio. Curt is the Manager of several successful filling stations. H® leaves Bean at home but she doesn't care because she is busy taking care of their three children. Music for the celebration was provided by JoRe Coppage who is now the wife of a successful lawyer. She is even a better pianist than she was when we knew her at Brargy. She is very happy and teaches piano. After the celebration the seniors all agreed they had had a wonderful time. Practically in unison they said, We simply must do it again some time; 35 JUNIORS OFFICERS Pergy Strode—Secretary Charles Grinstead--President Dave Cranford--Vice President Wanda Ward--Treasurer Colors Pink and Black Evelyn Cecil Motto Make your best better. Sponsor: Mr. bill Powell Room Mothers: Mrs. C. Dudley, Mrs. L. Waldrop Call Cobb James Colbert Helen Cox Gus Curtis Delorise Darnell Larry Dorris Joe Dudley Dwight Frederick 37 James Hamlett Diana Hollomon La rry Inman James Paul Mulcahy Rebecca Pullam Julia Scott Carl Watkins Roberta Waldrop Rebecca Wallen 38 Dorothy Tipton Doyle Briggs Brenda Baxter Henrietta Reed--Secretary Eulice Lewis--President Bobby George—Vice President Carroll Pullam—Treasurer Motto The elevator to success is not running: stairs. the Take Colors: Yellow and Black Flower: Red Rose Sponsor: Miss Holman Mothers: Mrs. I. Tilmon, Mrs. H. Watkins Virginia Cole Earl Gray Crain Doris Darnell Alice Frederick Bently Geurian Carolyn Johnson Edward Lewis 40 Jane Lynn Mickey Lewis Johnnie Pruett Howard Watkins Dotty Long Jimmy Scarbrough 0 A 'Vjfl Geraldine Terrell James Lee Thompsc Donald Rettig Ronnie Tilmon Jann Wallace 41 FRESHMEN OFFICERS President--Carolyn Cross Vice President-Don Tilmon Sec.-Tres.—Donna Sue Pickens Motto: Green and Growing ooom Mothers: Mrs. A. Davis Colors: Charcoal and Pink Mrs. C. L. Davis Flower: White Rose Mrs. M. L. DeBakey Sponsor: Mrs. Carrie Speer Jerry Davis Billy Dorris Paul Cecil 8 5 Thomas Baker Mary Ann Davis Cale Davis Anna Belle UeBakey 43 Donald Cox Speedy Curtis Jackie Lowe Larry Lytle Bobby Rhoades Charles Smith Beverlyn Powell Evelyn Pullam Harold McLemore Claudia Landrum Mary James l Earline Stanfill Ed Huffman Jane Swafford 44 James Cole -1 Max Wallace Shirley Wikerson J. L. Briggs - ■ =-_ V Larry Yarbrough fc Not Shown: Martha Grubbs, Shirley McBroom MM . '8 45 First Row: Diana Inman, Wanoa Henry, ICamille,G bbslnEr Williams Marlene Cox Glenda Hayes, Katherine Grubbs, JoAnn Colbert, Mr. willia s Second Row:’ Sonny Reeves, Judy Cole, Mary Jane Watkins, Murlene Wal rop, Loretta Ward, Billy Aoams, Janie Prichard Third Row: Charles L ™� Sammy Wallace, Russel- Dudley, Van Lee Watkins, Lewis Lafferty, Bobby Crton, Phil-ip Smith, Bobby Hamlett, Randel Terrell Seventh Grade First Row: Casrie Dudley, Ardela Floyd, Frances Brazier, Elaine Patterson, Sharon Hayes, Patricia Inman, Connie Johnson, Parbara Pfeffer, Jeanette Swafford, Peggy Landrum, Mary Ann Davis, Patsy Felton, Coach Arnold Second Row: Jimmy Yarbrough, Bobby Dorris, Gary Coppage, Billy Lafferty, Virginia Chadwell, Martha Hogan, Geneva Lack, Barbara Nelson, Shelby Dildine, Doris Deffendoll, Jesse Pirtle, Wilson Watkins, Johnny Lewis, Barry Darnell Third Row: Charles Darnell, Ray Huffman, Sammy Darnell, Roy Scarbrough, Eugene Grubbs, John Tilmon, Donald Cross, Mack Lack, Jimmy Hampton, Charles Pate, Harold Gill, J, B. Thompson, Max Bryant, Jimmy Lowe, Jerry Wilkerson, Jerry Teeter. 46 ONisiiaaAav mi ':::::v::::::::::::::::::x:: Compliments of COPPAGE-LONG GIN and ELEVATOR CO. COPPAGE MERCANTILE COMPANY 49 Kell Lyons Sporting Goods Co. i KOHN’S QUALITY AND VALUE SINCE 1900 HAYTI MISSOURI ARL J. DILLMAN SON, INC. AUTO PARTS — WHOLESALERS — EQUIPMENT K AND S HARDWARE Johnson Seahorse Motors MacGregor Sporting Goods Electrical Supplies — Hardware — Industrial Supplies CARUTHERSVILLE, MO. 50 Compliments D. W. Blakeney dexter, Missouri Selling the Finest Medals and Trophies Class Rings Long Time Farm Loan Co. A. T. Earls Real Estate Loan Co. PHONES: Office 555 Residence 550 HATTV, MISSOURI Compliments of De Bakey’s Grocery and Market Phone 2161 Tour Patronage Appreciated Braggadocio Weeouri 51 DAY PHONE 613 NIGHT PHONE 420 J. P. Berry Welding Company WELDERS OF Cylinder Heads and Blocks Berrybilt Heads Blocks Motors Automotive Jobbers Automotive Machinists Caruthersville, Missouri SYMBOL OF SERVICE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER NEELEY BROS. IMPLEMENT CO. CARUTHERSVILLE, MISSOURI McCORMICK TRACTORS AND MACHINES CUFF a. SMITH. PMiaiOCMT PEMISCOT LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY (INCOMPOftATSO) PITTSBURGH PAINT PRODUCTS JOHNS-M AN VILLE SMOOTH AS GLASS ROOFING - ASBESTOS SIDING . INSULATION HIGHWAY 84. WEST P. O. BOX 879 CARUTHERSVILLE, MISSOURI OUR SERVICE TO HOME B U I L D E R S — P R O M P T AND DEPENDABLE WE LIKE FOR YOU TO BANK WITH US First State Bank of (.arulhersitillp MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION EACH ACCOUNT INSURED UP TO $10,000 2PAID ON SAVINGS 52 Compliments of Farmer's Bank BRAGGADOCIO MISSOURI SECURITY - SAFETY - SERVICE Organized 1911 E. C. Speer—President Frank Grinstead—Vice President Frank L. Long—Cashier Bob R. 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PHONE 468 AMBULANCE SERVICE La Forge and Company and Dean Monument Company CARUTHERSVILLE 712 WARD AVENUE MISSOURI Meyer s Buttermilk Bread WRAPPED IN CELLOPHANE WITH THE RED GINGHAM BAND STAYS FRESH LONGER Taylor Sand and Gravel CARUTHERSVILLE MISSOURI 56 NETHERY BUILDERS and SUPPLY COMPANY HAYTI, MISSOURI Phone 17 Phone 370 BETZ TIPTON VENEER MILL CARUTHERSVILLE, MISSOURI 57 COMPLIMENTS K KOSliTiS 0D33t5BSEfp AS PROVIDt D IN THt BANKING ACT OF 193 OF Bank of Steele STEELE, MISSOURI Kinningham Motor Company TELEPHONE 201 STEELE, MISSOURI HUFFMAN BROS. LUMBER CO. MULE-HIDE ROOFING PITTSBURGH PAINTS JOHNS-MANVILLE PRODUCTS TELEPHONES. 80 326 STEELE, MISSOURI 58 Compliments of STILL CHEV. CO. 121 South Walnut Steele, Missouri THE FASHION SHOP POTEET BROS. 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