PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASS Of r’ r1 r f£ V r o TU CrJOOl D£D1 Cr T y a, 0 u x r ' 7 ' T 4 . •bi -J- xs {S LktS .— -------— ✓ 7?U Ss ■ J?,Sl y c y £ 4xr ' — r r? 7' x w 4 tkc 347 ADMINISTRATION Hr. W. L. Pulliam superintendent of the Festus Schools for the past thirteen years, teaches algebra. He studied at Southeast Missouri State Teachers College where he received his B. S. and did graduate work at Washington University and George Peabody College, and received his M. A. from Peabody in 1939. Mr. Sidney LaRose, Secretary to the Board of Education and to the superintendent of schools, attended Missouri Business School, Colorado State College of Education, University of Washington, and Washington University. Mr. Harold Ulbricht, principal and instructor in mathematics, received his B. S. from Missouri University. He did graduate work at the Illinois University and Missouri University and received his M. A. from Missouri University in 1937. Mr. George Bennett, president of the Board of Education, has been a member of the board- since 1921. Mr. Bennett is a foreman in the ware room of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company. Mr. Herman Poscfr was blected as a member of the school board in 1939. Before ho retired, he was proprietor of the Ben Franklin Store in Festus. Mr. H. E. Vaughn has been treasurer of the school board for over 25 years. Mr. Vaughn has an insurance agency in Festus. Mr. Louis Bequotte, vice-president, has held this position since 1939. Ho has been a member of the Board of Education for four years. Mr. Bequotte is an agent for tho Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Mr. Harold McCormack has been on the school board since 1929. Mr. McCormack has a bread route and also is a distributor for the Silver Soal Soda Water Company. r Vf • E. W. Rose was elected to the Board of Education three years ago. He is in the purchasing and receiving department of the Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company. 6£NLV ! W. L. PULLIAM SIDNEY LAROSE SUPERINTENDENT OP SCHOOLS SECRETARY HAROLD ULBRICHT PRINCIPAL GEORGE BENNETT PRESIDENT LOUIS BEQUETTE VICE-PRESIDENT HERMAN POSCH MEMBER H. E. VAUGHN HAROLD McCORMACK EDWARD ROSE TREASURER MEMBER MEMBER FACULTY Mr. Melvin Besand, instructor of science, has a B. S, from Southeast Missouri State Teachers College. Miss Helen Manley, instructor of vocational home economics, studied at Southeast Missouri State Teachers College and Missouri University. She holds a B. S. degree from Missouri University. She has done graduate work at Iowa State University and the University of Colorado. Mr. Melville Skoog, coach in athletics and instructor of social science and physical education, holds an A. B. from Gus-tavus Adolphus College, Ho has also dono graduate work at the University of Missouri and tho Univorsity of Nobraska. Miss Elizabeth Gamol, instructor of speech and journalism, rocoived a B. S. from Southoast Missouri State Toachors College. Miss Gamol did graduate work at tho Univorsity of Wisconsin. Miss E. Fern Groen, instructor of English, studied at Southwest Missouri Stato Teachers Colloge and holds a B. S. from Missouri Uftivorsity. She has dono graduate work at Northwestern Univorsity, Missouri Univorsity and George Peabody Collego for Toachors. Sho received her M. A. from tho University of Missouri last summer. Mr. Wayno Nicholson, who toachcs science, was graduated from Central Collogo with an A. B. and has dono graduate work at Ohio State Univorsity. Mr. H. F. Rosonstongel, instructor of manual arts, attended Southoast Missouri Stato Teachers Collogo, Flat River Junior Collogo, the Univorsity of Missouri, and Washington Univorsity. Miss Pearl Jacobs, librarian, attended school at Contral Collogo at Warronsburg, Missouri Univorsity and Washington Univorsity. Miss Evolyn Keller, instructor of social scionco, holds a B. S. from tho Southoast Missouri State Toachers College. Miss Margaret Ray Vinyard instructs English and Latin. Sho has a B. S . from George Peabody Collogo for Toachors,and has'dono graducto work there. Mr. Walter P. Boon, director of music, has a B M. from Wolt-nor Conservatory of Music in St. Louis and an A. B. from William Jowoll Collogo. Miss Georgia Marie Jonos, commercial instructor, has a B. S from the Southwest Missouri State Touchers Collego. She has d n0 graduate work at Bowling Groen Univorsity, Univorsity of Colorado, and Grogg Collogo. COlOhlllS «R. KELVIN 8ESAND Solenee KISS HELJJN MANLEY Hoa Eooncalce KISS E. PERK 3REER English up. utvnux sxooc History Physical Education MR. L. n. NICHOLSON Solonce KISS ELIZABETH SAMEL Speech A Journo lisa MR. HARRY ROSEKTENSEL Industrie! Arts MISS PEARL JACOBS Library k Study Hall £N!OK r OFFICERS General —--------- Captain----------- First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Francis Frasier •— Alicia Kline — Dorothy Davis — Norma Rowland MOTTO Preparedness is the Keynote to Success { FLOWER Gardenia COLORS Old Rose and Silver SENIORS When in the course of four high school years, it becomes necessary for the seniors to dissolve this beautiful friendship which ha? connected them with one another and to assume the powers of the earth, the separate and equal stations to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them a decent respect to the opinions of mankind roquiros that they should go out into tho world of their own, fighting many battles on the ocean of life. For many beautiful days, the seniors did not do much fighting but alas, after a while, when Mr, Big Moment, that is, graduation was drawing near, a few members retreated, but the rest of thorn just kept on fighting and now they are to receive their reward----a discharge from the recruiting army and a pass book to the Arim - of Life. While at Fort Freshman, when everything was new to the recruits, they did not accomplish very much, but at Fort Sophomore they gained so rapidly that when they got to Fort Junior they had advnncod 60 much that at the end of that year of training, they were ready to bo promoted to Fort Senior and then from there wore to be discharged to enter the Battle of Life—the Greatest Battle. LIEUTENANTS BETTY JEAN JENNI Candidate for PIPER queen. And in the senior play was seen. GLEN CURRAN Maybe a bookkeeper he'll be some day And if he is, it's sure to pay. PAULINE DUGAN As pep squad leader, she gained her fame. And as a singer, she will do the same. RUTH HARRIS To be a beautician Is her ambition. MARGARET HEDDELL Margie is sweet and full of fun She'll sing and dance till day is done. JUANITA KELLY The faithful president of the band She is always thero to lend a hand. ROBERT REECHT Tho noted captain of the B. B. squad And all sports, we all applaud. DAVID MICHAEL Ho'11 help’you; his way's the best. You'll see, when you give it the test. VIRGINIA REHEISSE She is one known for her volleyball And all her achievements aran’t small. IRMA GIBSON Irma is good all around Her possibilities know no bounds. HOWARD HUSKEY LIEUTENANT r He drives a racer around the countryside And his tennis technique is bona-fide. GERALDINE MILFORD Her diamond is her pride For she is soon to be a bride. EVERETT RENFRO A cute-looking kid I Girls—what am I bid? BETTYANN MUELIERSMAN Kind and generous and liked by all She's ever there at your beck and call. MARIE ROTH A sweet, kind, friendly miss— You'll have to go some to beat this. DOROTHY STADLER Dorothy is tiny and very sweet To have her with us is a treat. JAMES GROSSMAN Friendly and neat And a good athlete. BETTE TESREAU Tessie's glory is at its peak Vfith a new Romeo every week. DONAID VINYARD Esquire, women, and cars Tells the story of this track star EVELYN HOFFMAN She isn't afraid to speak her mind. But to each one she's very kind. GEORGE SRUNKHORST LIEUTENANTS JULIA AM CAZAUX C LEMENS STOLZER SHIRLEY GROHS DOROTHY DAVIS ETHEL CARROW IMOGENE WEBER MARY SPEIDEL JUNETTE BITTICK ROBERT CLARK A handsome Casanova is this lad; We would say, He's not so badi Judy is there to get things done, And if she's there, there's always fun. A likely looking lad— He isn't good, but he isn't bad. Shirley's very fair and square And her pride is her beautiful hair. Our PIIER queen is Dot, And that proves we like her a lot. Her complexion, personality, and hands For Ethel add up many fans. A snappy dresser is this lass What we mean, she has class. Mary belongs to the fun-loving group We're glad to have her in our troupe. Oh my, what have we here A volleyball star for many a year. He's very friendly and quite a guy And a noted member of the Ili-Y. TED BOSCH BERNADINE LAROSE OSCAR ELLIOTT MINERVA KREITLER FRANCIS FRAZIER ALICIA KLINE MARGARET SCHULTZ VIRGINIA GILLAK NORMA ROV7IAHD ROBERT MILLER LJ£UT£NANTS In acting he will surely gain his fame. And in bright lights we’ll see his name. A pleasant laugh, a sailing face. In acting or funning she’s in the race. Whatever there is to be done, Oscar will do it and still have fun. Minerva is a very helpful lass. She is always there to help the class. A likeable boy—personality plus. The title of PIFER king he won thus. Our SPOKESf.AN editor-she’s really swell Everything she does is done quite well. Her eyes twinkle, her feet dance, Who wouldn't give her a chancel Ginnie is as friendly as can be. In this she rates an El On committees, play staffs, all around— Busy doing something Norm's always found. On the stage he's frequently seen, Someday in lights his name will gleam.' JAMES LAPLANTE LJ£UT£MAMTS Be it fight, mischief, or fun, The Frenchman will be there on the run! CECELIA HUBER The post-graduate of Festus High— Hor sweetness would mount to the sky. J. D. RAKER The editorial writer of the paper staff And always in for laugh after laugh. BILLIE HALL She's wit and charm This girl from the farm. ALFRED CULTON Heat or cold, rain or shine, Alfred is there ready to shine. MYRTLE JUDY In speech-making and song. Myrtle’s coming right along. TERESA COOK Teresa's sweet and nice to know. And her diamond she almost didn't show. SYBIL POOLE By the basketball boys she's held dear. But marriage is now her chosen career. DOROTHY LEE A librarian of high esteem— She'd be welcome on ary team! ACTIVITIES SENIOR BETTY JEAN JENNI-Glee Club ’38, Mixed Chorus '38, All-County Chorus '38, Pep Squad '38 '39 '40, Latin Club '39, All-School Play Production Staff '41, Messiah '38, Cabaret '38, Honor Society '40 '41, Candidate for PIPER Queen '41, Ass't. Editor of SPOKESMAN '41, Vice-President of Class '40, Treasurer of Class '39, English Club '38, Senior Play '41, Alumni Editor of PIFER '41. GLEN CURRAN------Hi-Y '39 '40 '41, English Club '38, Track '40. PAULINE DUGAN----Pep Squad '38 '39 '40 '41, Pep Leader '40 '41, Glee Club '38 '40 '41, Mixed Chorus '38, Girls' Quartet '41, Cabaret '38, Minstrel '38, Honor Society '40 '41, Volleyball '40 '41, Public Speaking Play '40, Messiah '40, Senior Play '41 Festusiana Cavalcade '41, All-County Chorus '39. RUTH HARRIS------Pbp Squad '38 '39 '40, Librarian '41, Senior Play Production Staff '41. MARGARET HEDDELL-Librarian '38 '41, Pep Squad '38 '39 '40 '41, Glee Club '38, Mixed Chorus '38, Messiah '38 Cabaret '38, Senior Play Production Staff '41. JUANITA KELLY----Band '38 '39 '40 '41, Fbp Squad '38 '39 '40, All- School Play Production Staff '41, Band Secretary '40, Band President '41, Orchestra '38 '39, Public Speaking Play '40, Maid of Honor to B. B. Sweetheart '40, Latin Club '39, Librarian '38 '39 '40, English Club '3C, Candidate for PIPER Queen '41, Jazz Orchestra '38 '39, Sr. Play '41. ROBERT REECKT----Basketball '38 '39 '40 '41, Publio Speaking Play '40, Stage Committee '40, Stage Manager '41, Softball '40 '41, Horseshoe Tournament '41, Track '39 '40 '41, Sport Editor of SPOKESMAN '41, Sports Editor of PIIER '41, Stage Committee of Senior Play '41, Basketball Captain '41. DAVID MICHAEL----To Cape for English '38, To Capo for Geometry '39 Oration at Flat River '40, American Problems Assembly Speaker '41, To Cape for Extemporaneous Speech '41. 1 1 VIRGINIA REHEISSE—Softball '38, Pep Squad '38 '39 '40 '41, Volleyball '41, Cabaret '38, English Club '38, Latin Club '39, Production Staff Senior Play '41. IRMA C-IBSOII Home Ec. Club '39 '40, Pep Squad '38 '39 '40 , Girls'‘Glee Club '38, Honor Society '41. HOWARD HUSKEY Chorus '39 '40 '41, Tennis Tournament '40 '41, Christmas Program '41, Senior Play '41. GERAIDINE MILFORD—Honor Society '40 '41, Librarian '38 '39, Press Superintendent on PIPER '41, Sr. Play Production Staff '41, Art Editor on SPOKESMAN and PIPER '41, Home Economics Award '40. EVERETT RENFRO Softball '40 '41, Basketball '40 '41, Track '39, Tennis 41. BETTYANN MUELIERSMAN-GirIs' Glee Club '38 '39 '41, Mixed Chorus '33 '39, All-County Chorus '38 '39, Pep Squad '38 '39, English Club '38, Home Ec Club Treasurer '59, Home Ec. Club Secretary £ Treasurer '40 '41, Tennis Tournament '41, Camera Club '38, Cabaret '38, Messiah '38, Chairman of Christmas Program Committee '41, Production Staff of Senior Play '41, To Cape for typing '41 SPOKESMAN and PIPER Staff '41. MARIE ROTH Ptep Squad '38 '40 '41,'Home Ec. Club '39 '40 '41, Assembly IVogram '38, Production Staff of Senior Play '41. DOROTHY STADLER Hillsboro High School '38 '39 '40, Festusiana Cavalcade '41. JAMES GROSSMAN 3asketball '39 '40 '41, Track 38 '39 '40 41, Band '38 '39 '40 '41, Orchestra '38 '59, All- i i i : 1 1 1 i 1 I School Play Committee '40, Hi-Y '41, Tennis Tournament '41, Horseshoe Tournament '41, Golf '41, English Club '38, Cabaret 'SS 'Messiah '38, Christmas Program 41. BETTE TESREAU-------Student Council Treasurer '40, Pep Squad '38 '39 40, Latin Club '39, Dramatic Club '40, Honor Society '39 '40 '41, Treasurer of Honor Society '41, Tennis Tournament '41, Co-Assom-bly Chairman '40, Discussion Leader '40, Senior Play Production Staff '41, Feature Editor of SPOKESMAN and PIPER '41. DONALD VINYARD------Track '40 '41, Tennis Tournament '41, Chor- us '38, Boys' Glee Club '38, Coif '41, All-School Talent Assembly '41, Overture for Senior Play '41. EVELYN HOFFMAN—English Club '38, Librarian ’39. GEORGE BRUNKKORST-Boys' Glee Club ’38, Civics Representative to KMOX ’41, Business Manager bf All-School Play '41, American Problems Assembly ,'41, Horseshoe Tobrn-ament '41, Business Manager of Senior Play '41,Assembly Chairman '41, Cabaret '38, Mossiah '38. JULIA ANN CAZAUX-Pep Squad '38 '39 '40 '41 Girls' Gloo Club '38 '39 '40 '41, Cabarot '38, '’Messiah '38, Christmas Program'41, SPOKESMAN and PIPER Staff '41, Librarian '38 '39 '41, Mixed Chorus '38, Tennis Tournament '41, Latin Club '39, Fostusiana Calvacado'41 Dramatic Club '40, To Cape for Speech '41. CLEMENS STOLZER- Vico-ProsidOnt of Class '38 '39, Froshman Carnival King '38, Tennis Tournamont '41, Horseshoe Tournamoht '41, Production Staff of All-School Play '41, STOKESIAN and PIPER Staff ‘41, Dramatic Club '40, Candidate for PIFER King '41. SHIRLEY GROHS—Librarian '38 '39, Latin Club '39, Pep Squad '38 '39 '40 '41, Girls' Gloo Club ’38, Mixed Chorus '38, Messiah '38, Cabarot '38, Production Staff of Sonior Play '41, SPOKESMAN and PIFER Staff 41, All-County Chorus '38. DOROTHY DAVIS—Pop Squad '38 '39, Mosrsrifih '38, Girls’ Glee Club '38, Mixed Chorus ’38, Librarian '39 40, Vice-President of Student Council '39 '40, Honor Society '39 '40 41, President of Honor Society '41 , Latin Club '39, All-School Play '41, TTennis Tournament '41, Cabaret '38, Senior Play '41, Maid to Basketball Sweetheart '40, PIFER Editor '41, Secretary of Class '38 '40 '41, Production Staff of All-School Play '39, PIPER Queen '41, To Cape for Latin '38 and for Shorthand '41. ETHEL CARROVT---Pep Squad '39, Drum Bugle Corps '39, Latin Club '40, Induction Staff of Sonior Play '41. IMOGENE WEBER---Pop Squad '38 '40 41, Home Economics Club '39 '40 Girls' Glee Club '39, Band 39 '41, Volleyball ’41 Penmanship Award in Shorthand '40, Chairman of the Property Committee of Senior Play '41. MARY SIETDF.L---Chorus '38, English Club '38, Home Economics Club '39 '40 '41. JUNETTE BITTICK-Softball team '38, Volleyball Team '38 39 '40 '41, Volleyball Captain '41, Librarian '38 '40 '41 Production Staff of Senior Play '41, Play Day ’41. ROBERT CLARK-----Hi-Y '39 '40 '41, Stage Manager of Public Speaking- Play '40. TED BOSCH--------Orchestra '38, Band '38 '39 '40 41, Student Band Director '41, Hi-Y '41, All-School Play 38 '40 '41 Public Speaking Play '40, Basketball Student Manager '39, Junior High Basketball '38, Senior Play'41 BERIIADIHE 1AROSE-All-School Play '40, All-School Play Production Staff '41, Honor Society '40, Orchestra '33, Pep Squad '38 '39 '41, SPOKESMAN and PIPER Staff ' 41, Senior Play 41, Home Economics Club President '39 40 '4l, Festusiana Calvacade Committee '41, to the Cape meet for Bookkeeping '41. OSCAR ELLIOTT----Jr. High Basketball '38, Softball '38 39 '40 '41 , Basketball '39 '40 '41, Track '39 '40 '41, Boys' Glee Club '40, All-School Play Production’Staff '41 Senior Play '41, Horseshoe Tournament '41, Festusiana Cavalcade '41. MINERVA KREITLER-Home Economics Club '39 '40 '41, Winner of Home Economics II Award '39, Librarian 41,SPOKESMAN and PIPER Staff '41, Senior Play Production Staff '41, To Cape Girardeau for Play Day '41. FRANCIS FRAZIER-Hi-Y '38 '39 '40 '41, President of Hi-Y '40 '41, President of Class '41, Softball '38 '39 '40 '41, Tennis '40 '41, Golf '40 '41, Property Manager of All-School Play '39, Horseshoe Tournament '40’ 41, SPOKESMAN and PIPER Staff '41, PIPER king '41, Representative to KMOX '41, Senior Play '41. ALICIA KLINE-----Treasurer of Student Council '39, Treasurer of the Class '38 '40, Vice-President of Class '41, Editor of SPOKESMAN '41, Ass't Editor of PIPER '41, Latin Club '39, 'Winner of Homo Ec. I Award '59, All School Play Production Staff '39 '40 41, Honor Society '39 '40 '41, Secretary of Honor Society '41, Cabaret '38, Pep Squad '38 '39, Discussion Loader '40, Senior Play '41. MARGARET SCHULTZ-Softball Team 38, ’Winner of Home Ec. I Award, 38, Pep Squad '39, Vice-President of Home Economics Club '39, '40 '41, SPOKESMAN and PIPER Staff '41, Senior Play Production Staff 41. Chorus 39 VIRGINIA GILLAK-Pep Squad '40 41, Librarian 40 41, '40. NORMA ROV IAND--Mixed Chorus 38, Girls' Gleo Club '38, Messiah , '38, Cabaret '38, Librarian '40 41, Ftep Squad '38 '39 '40 '41, Class Reporter '40, Class Treasurer '41, All-County Chorus '38, Tennis Tournament '41, Representative at Cape For Speech !40, Latin Club '39, English Club '38, Drum and Bugle Corps '39, SPOKESMAN and PIFER Staff '41, Senior Play Prompter '41, Festusiana Cavalcade Production Staff '41. ROBERT MILLER---Jr. High Basketball '38, Chorus r38. Student Coun- cil '39, Senior Play '41. JAMES LAPLANTE—Boys' Glee Club '40, All-School Play Production Staff '40 '41, Senior Play Production Staff '41, Festusiana Cavalcade '41, Ki-Y '40 '41, Pop Squad. CECELIA HUBER---Hillsboro High School; won Scholarship, Businoss Manager of Home Economics II '41. J. D. RAKER-----Public Speaking Play 59, All-School Play '41, Senior Play 41, Hi-Y '38, SPOKESMAN and PIFER Staff '41, Pep Squad '38, Open House Program '41. BILLIE HALL-----Band '38 '39 '40 '41, Orchestra '38 '39, Mixed Chohus '38, Pep Squad '41, Girls' Glee Club'38 '40, Volleyball Team '41, IIouso Committee of Sen -ior Play '41. ALFRED CULTON---Softball '39 '40, Hi-Y '38 '39, Horseshoe Tourna- ment '41. MYRTIE JUDY-----Home Economics Club '40 '41, Girls' Gleo'Club '39 •41, Pop Squad '41, Girls' Quartette '41, Declamation Spooch Mc6t at Flat River '40, Speech at Amorican Legion Banquet '41, SPOKESMAN-and PIFER Staff 41, Fostusiana Cavalcado '41, To Capo for Speoch '41. TERESA COOK-----R p Squad '38, Chorus '40 '41. SYBIL POOLE-----All-School Play '38 '39, Librarian '40 '41, Honor Society 39 '40 '41, English Club '38, Basketball Sweetheart '41. DOROTHY LEE-----English Club '38, Latin Club '39, Pop Squad '38 '39 '41, Chorus '40, Librarian '40 41. JUNIORS Chg fine September morning a large number of raw recruits entored the F, H. S. regiment, thirsting for knowledge and hungering for adventure. Since then, they have almost all quenched their thirst and satisfied their hunger. A few people ate and drank too fast, and as a result, they died out of the army life. At the end of the.year, the junior class had decreased in number but not much in strength, grit, and energy. They gained honors in assembly programs and have all proved to be wholly cooperative. The following commanding officers 'were elected by the Sergeants: General—Russell Bauman; Captain--Tm Alexander; First Lieutenant—Doris Griffin; Second Lieutenant—Selma Stolzer; Third Lieutenant—Sam Porter; Fourth Lieutenant—Nadine Abernathy. Are they prepared for their final part—their senior year? Indeed they are; it will be only another successful and happy victory for them. Good luck, juniors 1 JUNIOR-SENIOR ?KOjV) Che of the most beawtiful and eagerly anticipated occasions of Pestus High School is the annual junior-senior banquet and prom, where the seniors are entertained by the juniors for a last get-together and good time before graduation. This year, through a vote by the members of the two classes, it was decided to have a reception and pram rather than the usual banquet and prom. It was held Saturday, May 10 in the high school auditorium; Elmo Dense’8 orchestra played for the pran. The dance band sat on a platform where the PIPER King and Queen were crowned dur ing the intermission. The Dutch theme was carried out in the blue and white decorations, with the timely wind-r mills Dutch wells, etc. to add to the atmosphere. At the reception, which preoeded the dance, a buffet dinner was served, with sophomore girls acting as waitresses. Further entertainment was furnished by Hazel Belle Scheidner, Hubert Moore, and Dotty Jacobs, all former students of F. H. S. A trio consisting of Pauline Dugan, Margaret Heddell and Imogene Weber gave a vooal number. Dance programs with a picture of a Dutch girl cn the outside were handed to all the students to fill out if they liked. At twelve midnight, the guests departed, taking with them the memory of a treasured occasion-————the big event of high school life. Russell Bauman Doris Griffin Tom Alexander Selma Stolzer Sam Porter Nadine Abernathy Wilbert Arnold Lola tortin Betty A. Zoeliner Hazle Eisnogle Dolores Jay Jack Young Bernice Wynn tor ion Vaughn Doris Mai8el Patricia Gerber Virginia Hurley Betty J. Barrett Violet Kite Clara Boedecker Eileen White Paul Rose Lloyd Lucas Bonnie Lou Smith Roger Griffin Elnora Judy Clarence Taylor Robert White Betty Lou Bradley Raymond Bequette Augusta Coleman Gordon Wheeling Verna Dunning Floyd Jackson Franklin Fallert Angeline Liolios James Bryant Donald Kaemphe Gladys Gibson Earl Elliott Arlene 'Wagner LeRoy Scott Lila Lee Battreal Donald Medley Bonnie DeClue Betty Rose Oberle Robert Thomure Bonnie Flo Meyer Charles Woods Marian Cazaux Lola Lee Miller Mary I e Cooper JUNIOR HIT RARAD£ TCM ALEXANDER.........I.......,....,....,,,,1 Need a Little Lovin’ WILL ARNCLD BETTY OBERLE.........................Our Love Affair JAMES BRYANT..............................Waiter With the Water EARL ELLIOTT....................................Wabash Carmen Ball FRANKLIN FALLERT.......................I Don't Wanna' Make History ROGER GRIFFIN..............................Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy FLOYD JACKSON.................................... .......Lazy Bones LLOYD LUCAS..........................My Bennie Lies Over the Ocean SAM PORTER.........................................In a Daze LERCY SCOTT................. ..Thsre‘4 -Something About •'■a S51dier CL ARENCE TAYL OR................ ......................... Do I worry ROBfjRT TRCMURE.Wondering GORDON HIRELING..................It's a Great Day For The Irish CHARLES WOODS.......Little Man That Wasn't There JACK YOUNG.,............................... .Arkansas Traveler BETTY JANE BARRETT...Simple and Sweet LILA LEE BATTREAL.......................Cb, But Look At Me Now BETTY L CU BRAELEY..................Mendhlessan's Wedding March AUGUSTA COLEMAN................................Blue Italian Waters BONNIE DECLUE................when the Moon Carnes Over the Mountain VERNA DONNING, .......... ..........................Sweet and Lovely HAZEL EISNOGLE............................................Conchita GLADYS GIBSON.................................. ...Cabin of Dreams VIRGINIA HURLEY............................. ..Heart and Soul ANGE LIQUIDS..........................At a Little Hot Dog Stand LOLA LEE MILLER.......................... .Little Lady Make-Believe BG.NIE LCU SMITH.......................................Ima?;inaticn SELMA STCLZER. .......................Stay as Sweet as You Are BERNICE WYNN.................................................... jive BETTY ANN ZOELLNER. -................... ...Sweet Little Headache RUSSELL BAUMAN ,.■ — ..........................-.Busy as a Bee SOPHOMORES As privates, the corporals started their high school career with flying colors, as they took off on the first hop of their arny life. Very modestly did they receive compliments on being cooperative and taking part in all school activities. They wore noted for their pep, push, and punctuality. This year they took off on their second hop with their General, Joe Saricgo and his three lieuienants-Calvin McCreary, Catherine Hoockle, and Eugene Lucas. They have been encouraged by Mr. Melville Skoog as their faithful pilot, assisted by hi$ four lieutenants. Ere 1941, they hope to be well on their way with their third hop—their junior year. Happy landing! £0K?0£ lS Joe Sariego Catherine Hoeckle Calvin McCreary Eugene Luoae Robert Hall Dorotry Sauaan irilliaat Hill Elltabath Courtola Walter Bryan Riiliaa Juna Ruppert Joa LeBoube Rita Puaatari Killian Wood VI Id rad Eretti Jaok Harrla Wllla Vaa Cerrow Buatar laibon Antolatte Huakay on Loula Baslar Float la Brown Walton Gegg Paul Vlohaal Vera Lee Santaehl Haul Wahner Rita Stolier Shirlay Weber Laatar Dean Marilyn Fraaiar Rinona Fooaay Robert Vaughn Virginia lenhaa Harold Carney Joyoe Cooper Billy Maupin Lorana McXulty Home Sima Phyllia Baramora Collane Blooner Ardelle Orarborg Sunloa Lae Kathleen Love Wllaa Rowland tory Boyd Jeanne Harneaa Anna Vaa Reeoht Virginia Beckeaayer Doloraa Donald Lorene Salth Marie Santaehl Char lea Hubbard Eather Vaa Hannon Guy Rittareon Loretta Baaler Bobbie Lalbon Donald Ragnn Anita Fhllllpe Howard J rtcey Haysjond Soott Dorothy Ruff Norval Vi liar Gulina Darla Robert Stoll Elltabath Grleaheber Oacar Roth Eileen Liohty Charlaa Brewer Lola Ogle Rayaond Martin Batty Jean Buahlar Korean Curtia Betty Traoy Jluttle Burnt Roberta Mahor Billy Joe Obarla Jixasy Back Mary Lea Campbell lyle Boyar Lorraine Coopor Fbggy Jaooba Carl Will Ruth Reader Willla Millar Bern loo Jaok cn Stanley Slebert Willla Orob Harold Braun Franoea Hanklna Jinny Rlgdon Rita Merollle Charlie Chaplin--------------------------------- — Charles Brewer Basil Rathbone--------------------------------------—- Jack Harris Tyrone Power----——------------------------------ — Charles Hubbard Three Stooges ------- Joe LeBoube, Norman Curtis, Calvin McCreary Buckwheat --------------------------------------------- Paul Michael Sterling Holloway --------------------------------------Norval Miller Joe E. Brown--------------------------------------- Guy Patterson W. C. Fields-----------------------------------Walter Bryan Pulliam Mickey Rooney----------------------------------——— Donald Regan Caesar Rcmero---------------------------------------- Joe Sariego Sponky McFarland----------------------------- ---------- Carl Willm Virginia Wiedler------------------------------—----- Esther Honunon Jane Darwell----------------------------------------- Virginia Lanhom Judy Canova------------------------------------------- Eileen Lichty Zazu Pitts----------------------------------- —----Kathleen Love Molly McGee---------------------------------------------- Anita Phillips Patsy Kelly-------------------------------------------- Rita Pus ate ri Brenda and Cobina-----------------Shirley Weber and Anna Mae Reecht Slim Summerville---------------------------------------- Eugene Lucas Jerry Col anna---------------------------------------- — Billy Maupin Alfalfa ------------------------------------------------ Jimmy Bums Robert Stack-------- —------------------------------- — Louis Basler Judy Garland -------------------------------------------- Anzie Huskey Deanna Durbin-------------------------------------- Mildred Kretzmonn Laurel and Hardy —------------------------ Bill Hill and Bill Wood entered the first regiment in the high school army____ Their fresh- man year. The knocking of knees and the chattering of teeth added more to the realism of this war in which they were about to take part. Since they were so scared they had to pick sane of the braver ones to lead them. The cues who were chosen were Ted Abel in command, with Joe Murphy and Norman Bequette as his lieutenants. It seemed that after they had someone to follow the shakiness went out of them and they started progressing well on their way toward fame and glory. By the end of their first year at this post, they were then ready to be stationed at Fort Sophanore. Here's wishing you all the success possible 1 Ted Abel Joe Murphy Norman Bequette Marie Courtoia Lloyd Arnold Opal Swyere Ernest Elliott Kerneth Becker Jean Brenner. Dave Poire ra Edaund McMullin Henrietta Rigdon Wayne DeClue Irena Curran Cleora Mae Brown Bernadine Auboohon Stuart Bander Geraldine Kossen Heraohal Day Betty Ann Cook Everett Elsenbela Rose Marie Baohaann Cheater Charleville Glorie Bower Kenneth Johnson asogene Wilson Francis Fleig Virginia Killians Ella Mae Brown Robert Gehrs Betty Clark Boniface Boyer Norril Brewer Laverne Arnold Helen Bisnogle Firman Weiss Wanda Hllgert Billy Joe Smith Marcella Cage Francis Worth DoneIda Kennedy Margie White Mildred Aubuchon Lawrenee Engelhardt Firman Behelsse Vlnoent Coleman korton Robinson Adolph Wei as Robert Keeney Bernice Gorero David Fblta Imogene Wanner James Larsen Lindell Sima George Hall Judith MoCormack Darrell Kite Betty Patterson Lee Roy Grass Eugene Pies Alta Lee Grob Donald Graham Mary Belle Haas Martha Lou Panehot Janice White Dorothy Krietler Alien® Herrog La Ray Sinn Horne Reeder Evelyn Krause Dorothy Basler Loyola Burgee Betty DeClue Della Hooker Helen Vandiver Gilbert Roth Rosemary Ouethle Billy Vinyard Imogens Kaempfe Hildegarde Akins Byron Adolph jy'iY fjKST DAY 11 I walk into the front door-for the first and last time—after this I'm subject to side doors, and given no privileges at all. My first day at school, yes, it's the same old story, but of course, it is new to me. However, on with our little farce. A-gain I walk, this time to the auditorium, whereupon I feel quite poetic and witness a rhapsody of shining(?) upturned (?) faces. Kids to the right of me, kids to the left of me, kids all around me, end teachers in the middle. But, after many introductions, much speech-making, applauding, and schedule-pondering, we are taken to a strange heaven called our hone-room. Here we again meet the various teachers, and I must confess I'm getting rather bored with it all. So forward through eight long periods in a half of a day. I go heme at noon, and mother asks the old question about what I learned at school today. I look blank and can only shake my head sadly. But, as all motion pictures and short stories should have a happy ending, ours shall be no exception. After all, high school is really four years of grand experience. We take the bad with the good, the joys with the sorrows, the detentions with the assemblies• You can quote me as saying, I'm glad I came to Ffestus High. SPOKESMAN S'JAff To probe out all details and facts in a case, the arny has an intelligence department— and so have we i And not only does our intelligence department discover the facts, but they print them so that all the students can know them.— in a weekly publication, the SPOKESMAN, and a yearbook, (you’re looking at it) the PIFER. The staff, publishing the paper and yearbook is made up of members of tho journalism class. They are chosen by a competitive test taken by all interested students in their junior year. Besides doing curricular work in newswriting, each student in the class holds a staff position for each publication, either on the editorial or production departments. The SPOKESMAN has been a mimeographed paper since journalism was added to the curriculum in 1938. TJp until that time it had been printed in the town papers as a section of school nows. In 1938 the form was changed from a bi-monthly magazine to a six-page weekly newspaper. Since then it has been awarded second place as the best mimeographed high school newspaper and third place as tho best news paper in the Missouri Interscholastic Press Association contest at Columbia and has received excellent rating by the National Mimeograph Exchange. Last year’s Christmas issue won second place in the contest for the best special edition of a school newspaper and Gertrude George Lichty, a member of the class, won second place in newswriting in the state. The SPOKES?AN this year has managed to scoop all papers several times, including an account of the Festus-Crystal battle for championship. The paper was distributed 43.5 seconds after tho gun. The class made a trip to St. Louis and visited the A. E. Dick Mimeograph Company and went through ' the Globe Democrat building, sponsored the coronation of tho basketball sweetheart, and the bon-fire before the Crystal game. ?l PER. STAFF This year's PIPER staff consisted of 21 students. Each, held a position on the SPOKESMAN and PIIER staffs. The PIPER editor, Dorothy Davis, was chosen by the journalism class and she in turn chose her staff. Alicia Kline was the assistant editor. 'The staff was: Francis Frazier, business manager; Geraldine Milford and Juanita Kelly, press superintendents; ' Bette Tesreau and Shirley Grohs, feature editors; JJ). Raker, literary editor; Norma Rowland, picture editor'and typist; Bettyann Muellersman, picture editor and typist; Margaret Schultz, snapshot editor; Virginia Reheisse and Minerva Kreitler, organization editors; Robert Reecht, sports editor; Befnadine LaRose and Betty J. Jenni; alumni editors; Myrtle Judy, faculty and board editor; Pauline Dugan', class editor; ' David Michael, Clemens Stolzer, Julia Ann Caz-aux, mimeograph operators; Geraldine Milford art editor. There are several new features in the PIPER this year—an alumni directory, which includes the graduating classes from 1915-1940; all pictures for the annual were taken by two faculty members, Mr. Wayne Nicholson and Mr. Harold Ulbricht; for the first time, 'the pictures were lithographed, and the students arranged all picture pages. Dorothy Davis and Francis Frazior, PITER queen and king, Were chosen bv votes given at tho pur'Lose of a PIPER and a popular ot1 cf the student body The king a.id nuecn wei'o crowned at xhe junior-senior prom. The other- ctvniidaton who were Attendants were Beoty Jcan Jonni, Juunica Kelly, Tod Pooch, and Clemens Stolzor. The PIPER has had a variod history. In 1926 the student body decided to renew tho old custom of getting out a printed yearbook, and a prize was offered for the best name submitted by the students, Wallis Crow; who turned in the winning name, ' when' asked about his choioe, said, I'liked its short concise meahing, its easo of illustration, end its adaptability to the general set-up of the book.0 To quote from the first issue, The PIPER endeavors to pipo forth ' the story of the achievements and pleasures which have echoed through the halls of Fostus High during the past school year, During thd worst years of the depression, the PIFER was discontinued,-but was again published in 193C. The PIFER staff of this year -wishes to express its appreciation to all who aided in making this year's PIPER a success, We appreciate this cooperation. 3 d Tcr_ S' PfltiSMIM) PIPER STAFF SELECTED r rj o' r BjVIAM C T2! Kline was elec, itor in ohief, Jee- Jenni is the as- itor5 press ent is [uellersman, Manager -and ffi ' editors are Bett reau and Shirley sports editors and Franc xc ,ade school Minerva o i r c u la t i on edf St Pauline gan; exchange is Bernadine La { a production mar, ar ret Michaex-; Pare Norma Ro t jFdetty Muel-lersman, Dorothy Davis, and Minerva tRED During the last period today, the seniors room their of '4 I BTiqus re by ordering on Novem1— 2 8. Kre it I are C le mens’ Cazaux, and the Ciass will' Kide pon one. After school zes will be takf, Ed ord - off. itorsJ Kelly, r, Judy Geraldine Milford; copyreadere re Pauline Dugan e rtle proc aderf, .ehe is; ‘Grohs; itor is and faculty is Miss Gamel. Elizabeth .... ■ MB' I - U«Wtbgr rwas e io “oU ed-i-1 or-in-ohief; Alioia, Kline is the assistant editor and cie anc - The ndent fc Jer- Milford and 'tTu nita Kelly; the feature editor is Bette Marie Tesreau short story is S h ir ley 1 p- i Von ■s. Minerva Kre it's ports editor,-Wt Reeoht; alumni eaitors, Bernadine L -Rose, Jenni; ed-Judy, Pauline Gieosoope 'or, Judy Cazaux; rgraph XltX “vid Michf B ensi Stolzer, a: jl Pert Reecht;piottW ▼tors Bettyann Muellersman and Norma Rowland. HONOR SOCIETY The highest honor that a student may obtain in high school is to be inducted into the Honor Society. At the fifth annual induction service of the Festus chapter of the National Honor Society, there were six new members taken into the organization. Students are elected to membership by the faculty on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship, and service. Members of the Honor Society are: Dorothy Davis, president; Betty Jean Jenni, vice-president; Alicia Kline, secretary; Bette Tesreau, treasurer; Fbuline Dugan, Geraldine Milford, Irma Gibson, Sybil Poole, Selma Stolzer, Virginia Hurley, Donald Medley, Verna Dunning, Botty Roso Obcrle, Bernice Wynn, Marilyn Frazior, An-zolotto Huskey, Charles Brewer, and Norman Curtis are probationary mombers. Kiss Evelyn Keller is the faculty sponsor of the Honor Society. LIBRARY A library club was organizod this year by the librarians with the aid of Miss Pearl Jacobs, who has charge of the library. Junette Bittick, senior, was elected president of the ■ club; Robert Y hito, junior, vice-president; Betty Rose Oborlo, junior, secretary; and Roger Griffin, junior, treasuror. The purpose of this club was to get the study hall teacher more closely connected with the librarians, to keep tho library neater, and have a more efficient system for issuing and handling books. Pins were givon to those librarians doing the most outstanding work for tho year. Meetings wore held by this group, in order to fulfill their duties and carry out their principles. The students who worked in tho library this year were Bonnio Joan DeCluo, Mary Lee Coopor, Nadine Abernathy, Betty J. Buehler, Ffcul Rose, Eotty Arm Zoellner, Betty R. Oberle, Elnora Judy, Dolores Jay, Roger Griffin, Dolores Donald, Norma Rowland, Ruth Harris, Sybil Poole, Eotte Tosreau, Margarot Heddoll, Lola Miller, Jack Harris, Dorothy Leo, Virginia Gillam, Junette Bittick, Robert YYhito, and Minerva Kreitler. The Hi-Y Club Of Festus High School, under the sponsorship of Mr. L. W. Nichols on, ended the school year with 24 members and many pleasant memories. Wilbert Arnold, Russell Bauman, Robert Thcmure, and Mr. Nicholson attended the Hi-Y Camp at Eureka, Missouri. They were invited to attend the camp for two days. The days were spent by hearing distinguished speakers and in participating in such games as softball and football. The officers of the club this year were: president, Francis Frazier; vice-president, Wilbert Arnold; secretary, RUssell Bauman; treasurer, Jim LaPlant; and sergeant of arms, Robert Thomure. The Christinas decorating at F.H.S. was a project of the Hi-Y. They also fixed up Christmas boxes for the needy to be distributed r by the various churches. The Hi-Y was introduced into F.H.S. by Mr. Mack Stewart in 1937. The next year it was under the sponsorship of Mr. Thurston Hill, who turned it over to Mr. Nicholson the following year HONOR SOCIETY LIBRARIANS HI-Y Any army has its mess hall and it's usually the most popu-lar place in camp—and so it is with our imaginary selective service unit. The lure of delicious aromas floating up from the general direction of the frustrated algebra students on the third floor, combined with the pulcritude in the department, made it recognized as not only nice, but necessary to Fes-tus High School. Deserving second year home economics students are honored with membership in the Home Economics Club, organized in 1938 and affiliated with the National Home Economics'Club in 1939. The club, started by Miss Heleft Manley her first year here, was organized so that second year home economics students could further develop those qualities aimed at in class. The charter members set up as their motto, Like others if you would be liked, their flow- er, violets; 'colors, pink and silver; mascot, a pink elephant; their purpose to develop better personalities, teach cooperation and give recognition to girls who have made consistent and superior progress in home economics work. Their regular meeting night is tbe third Thursday of each month. Bornadine LaRose and Margaret Schultz have held the offices of president and vice president since the club's beginning and Bottyann Muellersman now secretary-treasurer has previously held the offices of secretary and of treasurer. The club participates in several social activities, such as parties and outings, throughout the year. The club has 19 charter members, 10 of which are still in school. Six students have been honored with membership since. FEP S UAD H. Eisnogle, A. Reecht, E. Lee, If. Kretzmann, S. Weber, I'.. Aubuchon, W. Rowland, B. Buehler, A. Huskey, ! . Frazier, A. Overberg, A. Herzog, K. Banchot, G. Kassen, K. Cooper, B. DeClue, M. Cazaux, R. Pusateri F. Worth, F. Reheisse, R. Kaher, B. Jackson, H. Rigdon, V. Williams, L. Martin, C. Hoeckle, B. Meyer, V. Kite, W. Carrow, D. Jay, P. Gerber, V. Dunning, I.!. Vaughn, D. Griffin, A. Wagner, B. LaRose, I. Curran, D. Bosler, E. Griefthabor, H. Eisnogle, C. Willm, K. Love, L. Smith, B. Zoellner, N. Abernathj B. Barrett, '. Smith, E. White, D. Donald, R. Stolzer, E. Judy, R. Scott, J. Kelly, B. Jenni, P. Jacobs. I. V eber, D. Davis, V.. Heddell, R. Harris, D. Lee, A. Kline, J. Cazaux, B. Oberle, P. Dugan. B. Wynn HOMS ECONOMICS CLUB TOP ROW: Marie Roth, Dorothy Bauman, Eunice Lee, Mary Speidel, Minerva Kreitler SECOND ROW; Miss Helen Manley, Bettyann Muellersman, Bernedine LaRose, Margaret Schultz, Miss E Fern Green ?£? SQUAD This yoar the pep squad was an active organization for the second year. The cheer leader was Baulinc Dugan, a senior, and her assistant was Bernice Yfynn, a junior. Miss E. Fern Green and Officers of the organization wore Hazel Eisnoglc, president; Betty Rose Oberle, vico-presidont; and Anzolette Huskey, secretary-treasurer . Meetings were held weekly and each day of a basketball gome. This yoar pep assemblies were hold before the gomes. For the first time in the pep squad history, a pep meeting and bonfiro was held before the Crystal City game. Miss Elizabeth Gamel were again sponsors of the club. SAND Under the direction of Mr. Walter P. Been, the Festus High School Band has given four free concerts and played in one contest at University City. They played many other times for var- ious organizations; county band and a Herculaneum High. At the contest sity City, the band rating of superior, the first timo tho in the race for a tost. in the all concert at at Univor-rcceived a This was band was state con- This year, for the first timo, a sot of regulations has been ostablishod which a student may follow and receive a band letter. Tho officers in the band were Juanita Kelly, president; Do-loros Jay, vico-presidont; Anzoletto Huskey, socrotary-troasurer; and Tom Aloxander, librarian. Tod Posch was elected student director. He directod at all basketball games and school pop mootings GJRLS 6L££ CLUB Th6 girls glee club, under the direction of Mr. Walter P. Been, is composed of 43 girls. This organization has had a very interesting year. It made its first appearance at a P.T.A. meeting; an interesting program givon at Christmas time was arrangod and presented by this organization. A girls' quartet was formed this year for the first time. This spring the glee club chose some very attractive cos-tumos in which to make their appoarance at the All-County Music Festival at Herculaneum. Thoy selected blue skirts and white sheor blouses embroidered in blue. The chorus had charge of the music for the commencement and baccalaureate services. o0 oa qc n° n A onrnooooor CHORUS MAJORETTES MR. WALTER P. BEEN GIRLS' QUARTET Music Instructor BAND ■CHRISTMAS ?ROC RAM Tho Christmas program this year was presented by the girls' glee olub, undor the direction of lib . W. P. Been. This was a sacred scrvico, the first of its kind to be given during tho daytime in this school. Intermittent roodings wore given by Roger Griffin ami special music was rendered by tho girls' quartet, Mildred Krctzmann, and Mario A. Courtois. Several boys in the school formed a glee club to assist tho girls in their program. On March 27, 1941 tho sen- iors gave their class play, Tho Spanish Onion. It was highly successful and practically all members of tho senior class participated cither in the cast or on the various stage committoes. Those who'were in tho cast wero Tod Posch; Francis Frazier; Howard HuSkoy, Robert Miller, J.D. Raker, Oscar Elliott, Dorothy Davis,'Juanita Kolly, Botty Jean Jenni,' Bernadino LaRoso, Alicia Kline, and Paulino Dugan. Tho second opon house of the'Festus schools was held Friday, April 25. Tho grado school had its exhibit in the afternoon and the high school in the evening. A very interesting display of oxhibits was shown in each department. Refreshments wore sorvod by the Home Economics department. A program was prosontod in the auditorium. V c hope to make this an annual affair of our schools. A now kind of show was tried in F. H. S. this year and proved to be vory successful. This was an all-school program entitled Fostusiana Cavalcade. The Footlighters Dramatic Club Orchestra, Tho Choral Club; Mack StGwart 'and Blake GOrbcr, Evelyn Colin, Joe Alcott, and ihe grade schools helped with this program, which was presented April 17-18. The proceeds were divided among the high school classes for their educational tours. MANEUVERING ABOUND Our first bonfireiJ Look closely for the dummy of Crystal:I The laboring class carries on with Tillie, Lightning, Vi11 ie, Cobby, Sammy, and Clemens. In the heart we see the sweethearts of ’40-'41—Lloyd and his girl Rita. Basketball game of the yearl Who's the lad yawning and looking bored? Latin II Class inspects the Roman house; raising the roof (as usual) is Tom Alexander. Guard duty for three stalwart lads of F. H. S. Hard at work; this intellectual group represents the efforts of Miss Jones, bookkeeping teacher. Future housewives learn the way to a man's heart. Faculty Board Banquet with girls who made it possible. In the center is their instructor. Miss Helen Manley. A table Emily Post couldn't find fault with. MANEUVER IMG AROUND Future stars of the cinema land try their hand at acting—not bad either ! Scientists are instructed by a capable jack-of-a 11-trades, Mr. lie Ivin Besand. Senior play cast with Miss Green. Next to his Senorita is a Spanish Don Juan —Bob Miller. Mr. Tynes' pride and joy; not exactly the image of her proud papa, is she? A stage setting in make believe land. (Thanx to Fink's Furniture Company,) Mr. Pulliam in the midst of Verna, Batte, Dolores, Hazel, and Betty Rose— •—voice recordings. Keeping in the Christmas spirit-----work done by the Iii-Y + CHARLEY'S AUNT The annual all-school play, Charley's Aunt, under the direction of Miss E. Fern Groen, was presented in the Festus High School auditorium December 6. This play was originally produced in 1892 before motor-cars, wireless, cinemas, or airplanes were ever thought of, but today Paramount is producing it and it is currently popular on Broadway. As the curtain rose, the audience was introduced to the college rooms of Jack Chesney. He and his chum, Charles Vfykeh m, woro in quite a quandry ovor thoir love affairs. They wanted their swoothoarts to become acquainted with Charley's aunt, Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez, who was coming for a visit from Brazil. She sent a telegram saying that she was unable to come. Not wishing to fail in their opportunity of reclaiming their love, they forced an undergraduate. Lord Fancourt Babborly, to disguise himself and appear as Charley's aunt. The aunt turned up encxpoctodly, complicating mattors, but, as you can guess, there was a happy ending for all. The cast included: Brassctt, J. D. Raker; Jack Chesney, Charles Hubbard;Charles VJykcham,Paul Rose;Lord Fancourt Babberly, Jack Harris; Kitty Verdun, Anzolotte Huskey; Amy Spettigue, Verna Dunning; Colonel Sir Francis Chesney, Ted Posch; Stephen Spettigue, Charlos Brower; Farmer, Jimmy Burns; Donne. Lucia D'Alvadorez Patte Gerber; Ela Dolahay, Dolores Donald; and Maud, Dorothy Davis OJAIU£Y‘S AUNT MANEUVERING AROUND Not so long ago. It shouldn't bo hard to recognize Bookie Vfehner and Paul Pinkley, who were just as mischievous then as now. Guess who this solemn lad is; none other than the senior prez, Francis Frazier. Kike in quite a different role; imagine him in future years doing odds and ends around the house. Ye editor's room—a newspaper office none other could equal. Four sophomore lasses oasy to recognize. Miss Jonos trios and almost succeeds in turning out bookkoepers-to-be. The basketball sweetheart and her captain, Sybil and Cotton. Love in bloom. There'll be some changes made—--but you can still pick out two sonior girls. About to score a point (wo hope) for the dear old alma mater. Popeyo and Hcnriotta—basketball attendant and her escort. We coujdn't do without him—for seventeen years he has helped us. Girls' quartet— Ifyrtle, Paulino, Vorna, and Bonnie are the warblers of our school. Another shot of the Latin class—don’t they look industrious? Mr. Rosonstongol shows 'em how; see him in the far corner looking quito the carpenter. MANEUVERING AROUND Rest period—Guess where I Studious journalism students; the future reporters of all the news????? Sidney—the most industrious member of the faculty. Junior beauties recording their silver-toned voices. The Henry Clay of the future recording an oration by Theodore Roosevelt. Learning the finer things in life in American Literature. The beauty of F. H. S. in the spring is surpassed by none. Mr. Norman Shorty Farr, the friend of the boys. Mrs. Nellie Woods, the step-mother of all F. H. S. girls. SCHOOL SONG Three cheers for Festus High School Cheer Rahl Rah! Rahl V e have the team boys. Now, let's see you win------- Faith in loyal scho l-mates Thoy shall not lack. Cheer them as they fight for The gold and black. YELLS AND SONGS Orange crush, lemon ice. Hit 'em once, hit 'em twice 1 Kit ’em high, hit 'em low. Yea team, let's go! Rickety, rickety, russ----- Yfo're not allowed to cuss.—- But nevertheless, W6 must confess---- There's nothing the matter with usj S-O-S-P-D-Q- R-S-V-P-I-O-U- I-Vf-YT-K-K-K- Festus Tigers sure can playl Proudly raise those grand old colors Salute the gold and the black, And give three oheers for Fcatus l!akc thorn all ring back, Rahl Rahl Rahl Yfe'ro out for certain victory, And we will take nothing less For that's the truest motto Of our own dear F.K.S. The Festua Tigers, under the fine coaching of Mr. R. Tynes, ended the basketball season with 12 games won and 9 lost, giving the team an average of .571 for the season. The Tigers came out second in the county race with an average of ,750. They were victorious over DeSoto, Hillsboro, and Herculaneum twice, but were defeated by Crystal City twice. The Tigers defeated Herculaneum for their first victory in the county by the score of 27-25. Their second game was with DeSoto, which they took without much trouble. Hillsboro was the next victory. Then came the game with Crystal, which was the Tigers first defeat in the county. This was a very close game; the score was 17-11. This ended the first half of the county race, with Crystal and Featus tied for first place. Crystal was defeated by Herculaneum. In the second half the Tigers defeated Horculanoum, Hillsboro, and DeSoto for the second time, which led up to tho last game of the season with Crystal. Both teams were tied for first place; the winners would be the county champs. In this game tho Tigers were leading in the first half by the score of 12-11, but tho last half of the game went to Crystal and the Tigers went down in defeat, to take only second place in the Jefferson County basketball race. Reecht n A C ' £7 'BALL F. G. LINEUP P. T. P. F. T, P. 77 37 36 T Arnold 28 16 26 72 Grossman 21 23 25 65 Luc sis 21 14 35 56 Elliott 16 7 54 39 Wehner 14 6 39 34 Dean 6 5 9 17 Fallert 1 0 2 2 Jacks eti 1 0 1 2 Porter 0 1 0 1 F. G.-Field Goal; F.T.-Free Throw; P. F.-Personal Foul; T.P. -Total points. We give the ball to GROSS-MAN—he's our man. Jim was the man who always played his best. He has two minor awards and one maj or award. If he couldn't do it, Elliott could. We gave the ball to ELLIOTT—he's our man. Oscar is the one who has speed and endurance. He has one minor award and one major award. If he couldn't do it, Lucas could. Give the ball to LUCAS— he's our man. Eugene was tall and he always got the ball when the team needed it. He has cue maj or award. If he couldn't do it, Arnold could. Give the ball to ARNOLD—he s our man. Wilbert was the man who would always cane through when they needed him most. He has two major a— wards. If he couldn't do it, Weh-ner could. We gave the ball to WEHNER—hc's our man. Arthur made a fine showing as guard and ho could always be depended upon. He has one minor and one maj or award. If he couldn't do it, Reecht could. Wo gave the ball to REECHT—he's our man. Cotton” was the 1940 - 41 basketball captain and the main scoring man of the season for the Tigers. He will graduate with two major awards. Lester Dean and Franklin Fallert are also our men. Tkey both have one major award. If they can't do it, the B team can I ARNOLD r . j STUDENT MANAGER NORVAL MILLER COACH COACH TYNES BROCKMAN BA ,s KETBALL SUM ■ SUMMARY OF SEASON GAMES OPPONENT THEIR SCORE OUR- SCORE Frankclay 20 14 Bonne Terre 21 10 Desloge 24 18 Leadwood 14 20 EIvins 18 23 Bourbon 13 29 Belle 14 13 Kerky 25 28 DeSoto 15 31 Hillsboro 11 33 Ste. Genevieve 16 34 Crysta1 17 11 Kerky 14 15 DeSoto 24 38 Hillsboro 12 37 Esther 20 27 Crysta1 33 19 tournament games LEAD WOOD TOURNAIENT: Festue 20; Benton 19 (overtime) Festue 23; Elvina 31 DESLOGE TOURNAMENT: Festue 13; DoSoto 15 (overtime) FLAT RIVER REGIONAL TOURNAMENT: Festus 21; Esther 22 B TEflfil The B team fared better in their games than the first team did. They took ten of their 16 games, while the first team won 12 out of 21. Their best game was with Herky, whan they defeated to the tune of 30-13. Tho only team that -defeated the B team in the county race was Desoto. DeSoto and Pestus tied in the B team county race. Those on the team were Tom Alexander, Joe LeBoube, Jimmy Burns, Floyd Jackson, Calvin McCreary, Raymond Bequette, Harold Braun, Norman Bequette, Bill Maupin, Robert 'Vhite, William Wood, and David Powers. JUniOR HIGH TEfilff The junior high of Fbstus has gone through a regular schedule of games under the supervision of Mr. James Brockman, teacher at the Festus grade school. The boys on the team were Lloyd Arnold, Henry Ellis Vaulin, Norman Bequette, Gilbert Ritter, David Powers, Kenneth Becker, Harry Thomure, Robert Null, Robert Railey, Chester Charleville, Derrill Scott, Elmer Thonpson, Elmer Moss, and William Voyle. The teem played 5 inter-scholastic games, 1 of which they lost. They also entered the St. Marys Junior Hi$i Tournament, but were defeated by Altonburg. These beys should have little trouble in holding up the good old, v-gei-4 and bl u kq in the future SMS VOLLEYBALL This year the girls’ volleyball tean played a total of ton games. The opponents v oro toams from Sto. Genevieve - Bloomsdalc, Heronlanouia, Elvins, St. Marys, and Pcrryvillc. Of these games, the team won six and lost four. Mr. Harold Ulbricht was again coach and Junette Bittick, who has been on tho team three years, was chosen captain. The team entered the Ste. Goncviove tournament for the fourth consecutivo time. Fos-first game by Elvins, the next night to win team defoated tho Valle tus was defeated in tho but the girls wont back from St. Marys. The team from Ste. Gene- vieve, but in the game played for tho consolation prize, it lost to Porryville. This year for the first time there was t. socond team which played. There were five seniors on the team. They were Junette Bit-tick, captain; Pauline Dugan,. Billio Hall, Imogone Weber, and Vir- ginia Reheisse. Others on the team were Eunice Leo, Eornice Wynn, Betty Tracy, Anna Mao Reocht, Marilyn Frazier, Ruth Reeder, and Doris Griffin JUNIOR-HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM 7 ft A C K At the beginning of the season the track team did not look very strong. Coaoh Mel Skoog had but three lettermen with which to build a team. These men wore Elliott, Gross-man, and Reecht. With these three veterans and as many rookies as any coach would want. Coach Skoog ended the season with these results. The following are dual meets: Pastus 87 Herky 60 Ftestus 69.2 Crystal City 72.8 Fbstus 60 DeSoto 82 In a four-way meet at Des-loge, Festus took first place with 58 points, but fell to fourth place in the meet at Cape Girardeau. An ifljury cost Fbstus its 440-yard man at the beginning of the season and greatly crippled the team. The surprise find of the year was Lloyd Lucas, who ran the half-mile. He made 35 points this season. The hi§£i point man of the season was Cotton Reecht with 99 points. The boys chosen to go to Columbia in the State outdoor moot wore Cotton Reecht and Lloyd Lucas. Cotton entered in the high hurdles, higfr jump, and the duscus throw. Lucas was entered in the half-mile. Of all the boys on the track team, these boys were the only ones to qualify for the state meet. SOfTSAil The Festua Tigers softball team won the county championship this year and each member on the squad received an emblem to wear on his swoater. The emblem was gold, trimmed with black, A small black F was in the center. The Tigers ended the season with four wins against one defeat, having defeated both Hillsboro and Herculaneum twice and having been boaton by Hillsboro once. The senior boys for whom this was the last season to play softball are Oscar Elliott, Alfred Culton, Francis Frazier, Robert Reecht, and Everett Renfro. Other players on the team were Floyd Jackson, Joe LeBoube, Calvin McCreary, Jack Young, James Burns, Wilbert Arnold, Lloyd Arnold, Franklin Fallert Charles Hubbard, and William ’Woods. This was tho first year awards were over given to softball players but next year softball is going to bo a major sport, and letters will be given to players. The softball team of next year will miss the fine pitching of such players as Robort Reecht, the fine fielding combination of 0. Elliott, A. Culton, and F. Frazier and tho batting power of this trio TENNIS Tennis took a great stride toward success this year at F.H.S. Things were started out with a bang when an all-school tennis tournament was started at the beginning of the year for the beys under the supervision of Mr. Melville Skoog. Thirty-two beys entered tho tournament. Those who reached the quarter finals were: Paul Rose vs. Howard Huskey, Everett Renfro vs. Rogor Griffin, Francis Frazier vs. James Grossman, and Charles Hubbard vs. William Maupin. Of these boys. Rose, Griffin, Grossman, and Hubbard went into the finale. Bad weather prevented the playing of tho finals. Roger Griffin and Paul Rose were sent to Cape Girardeau as representatives in the tournament there. They entered tho doubles race and were defeated in the first matoh by Braggadocio. A number of girls learned to play tennis this year, and a tournament similar to the boys tournament will be held for the girls next year. It is expected that th torest developed by the new court will develop fine tennis player in the futuro. 11 1 tJ t ft 1 11 1 1 t I w% rf if. _ ftsn FESTur fcii'u' r?riJ5 r£sri j %W‘ i « t itt PI 'IW ESTUF FESn S kESTus U?TUJ STUS fCcTl •ESTU5 | ' • i1 TRACK TEAM COUNTY TRACK MEET SOFTBALL TEAL! SWEETHEART Sybil Poole, senior of F.H.S., was chosen to reign as basketball queen for the year of 1941. Betty Rose Oberle, junior, served as special maid of honor. Other attendants were Anzolette Huskey, sophanore, and Henrietta Rigdon, freshman. Robert Reecht, the basketball captain, placed the crown cn the queen's head. Sybil is a member of the National Honor Society, has played an important part in dramatic productions. The queen wore a ’white chiffon formal and carried a bouquet of pink and white carnations. The maid of honor wore a pink chiffon formal and carried yellow jonquils. Anzolette Huskey wore a pink formal with a bolero, and Henrietta Rigdon wore a white hoop-skirt formal. Both g rls carried yellow jonquils. Escorts were Eugene Lucas, Jim Grossman, Wilbert Arnold, and Oscar Elliott. In choosing the queen the team could have made no wiser a choice. Sybil has the dignity and the regal quality of any queen and we are proud to be her loyal subjects. Sweetheart and Maids Sweetheart and Attendants t-L-L PERSONALITIES Alicia Kline and Dorothy Davis are both typical as outstanding students. They are a successful combination of all the qualities on this page; truly, two OUTSTANDING STUDENTS. Cleora Mae Erown’s sincerity, her refinement, and her consideration for others, make her ideal for the award of COURTESY. His alertness, his tact and diplomacy, and his ability to go forward as a leador make Francis Frazier our nomination for LEADERSHIP. Joan Brennan's enthusiasm and reliability, her wide knowlodgo of all subjects, and her dependability make her a top-notch SCHOLAR. As a handsome mnn-about-town, bedause of his brilliant smile, because ho appreciates lovely things, and bocauso ho is an all-around good follow, Roger Griffin well deserves the award for BEST-LOOKING student. I ■ ‘ Virginia Williams, with a charm and beauty that makes ovofi the glamour girls envious; because she is cheerful, honest, friondly, and everybody's friond, Virginia has been chosen for the award of H2RS0NALITY. A little lass with a lot of talent as an all-round musician, Mildred Krotzmann wins our admiration as tho school's outstanding MUSICIAN. Jim Grossman, as his picture proves, well dosorves the title NEATEST student. His good choice in clothes and the fact that he wears thorn well holps him to win this titlo easily. Verna Dunning's ability includes good acting and speech— making. She will always bo remoriiberod as one of the horoino's of the '40 and '41 all-school plays. She has proved herself a loader in DRAMATICS. Junotto Bittick's reliability, And her ploasuro and willingness to do little things for pooplo, mark her as an ideal for SERVICE. Rbbort Reocht, a boy who is unsurpassed in tho field of ath-lotics, showed us his ability as a basketball, softball, and track star hc's one great ATHIETE. 'Sh, 0. B 71 ■ - ' ncis ff® pA'S' %e Qf«kmft.4ic, A • l D p0'° rtnil 0°ur o O0 ®°t j PERSON A j Kre , ? rs n ,,6y onxpv 0 4 „ „ 0 '' iO. Wi ' 'ce est Lo , oeiU B' '1 j i z L J I 1 J SEPTEMBER 2-Back to school again. 17-P.T.A. has first meeting. 19-Mr. W. Been and band present a much-appreoiated program. 19-Home Ec. Club holds first meeting.' 19- Band elects officers-Juanita Kelly, president. 20- HurrahJ Long-waited-for event I First SPOKESMAN out. 25-Mayor Isenman addresses the American Problems class on city government. 30-Miss E. Keller arrives to teach social science; after a thorough going over, we like her. OCTOBER 1-Tigresses journey to Ste. Genevieve and ate defeated. 5-Class officers elected; Francis Frazier, Russell Bauman, Joe Sariego, and Ted Abel to head their classes. 7- Alice in Wonderland presented by troupe from New York. 8- Volleyball game at Bloomsdale—we lose. 9- Volleyball game with Herky-Tigeresses are victorious in all 3 games. 9-First softball game; victory for us at 5-3. 10- Volleyball game with Ste. Genevieve-victorious U I 11- Hillsboro Hawks defeat Tigers in softball. 15- Tigers defeat Hillsboro Hawks. 16- Registration for draft-no school-happy day I 17- Volleyball girls defeat Ste. Genevieve. 16-Seniors set record; Order rings without usual delay. 18- Five band members represent Festus in S.E. Mo. band. 25-Tigers defeat Hawks at softball. 25-Hi-Y elects officers; Francis Frazier elected president. 25- Sophomores give the works to Freshmen. (Initiation) 26- Junior rummage sale. 28-Tigbrs get off to a bad start by losing to Franclay 20-14. Too bad, boys, but keep those chins up. 28-29-Hi-Y delegates attend retreat camp. NOVEMBER 4-Presidential mock-election held; Democrats victorious, but no landslide. 4-Hi-Y entertains guests at get-acquainted party. 6-7-8-State Teachers’ Meeting at Kansas City. No school, bless those teachers. 11-Journalism class makes sight-seeing trip to St. Louis. 13-First Honor Society meeting held. Miss Keller takes over at Miss M. Vinyard’s resignation. 13- Ted Posch elected assistant band director. 14- Bernice Vfynn and Clarence Taylor are assistant pep leaders. 15- Dot Davis elected 1941 PIFER editor. 19-Dot Davis, Betty J. Jenni, and Juanita Kelly are the fair lassies for tho PIFER Quoon. Tod Fosch, Clemefts Stolzor, and Francis Frazier to vie for honor of his Majesty, the King. 28-George Brunkhorst selected as temporary assembly speaker. DECEMBER ■5-Hi-Y decorates school for Christmas. 6- Charley's Aunt presented-huge success, gigantic, stupendous. 7- Journalism class sees how Globe Democrat works. 10-Tigers play Elvins. 12-Soniors net $0 .95 selling candy. 17_18_junior class sells homemade candy. 20-Big holiday issuo of SPOKESMAN out with 24 pages. 20-Mr. Been anc chorus present annual Christmas—Santa Claus and everything. 20-No more school for another year. Merry Christmas to all! JANUARY 6- Happy New Year I School gets off with a bang J 7- Festus beats Herky in first county game-rip-roaring 1 YippeeJ 10-Tigers trim DeSoto; slow game but fast score of 31-15. 13-Low attendance record—63 absent from high school duo to influenza. 15-Tigers win anothor county game by dofeating Hillsboro. 20-Students see movie presented by St. Joseph lead Company. 24-Big game of the year; fato is against us when Crystal trims Festus by small margin. Tough luck, but Tigers are out for revenge . 31-Oral SPOKESMAN 11 First time to be tried in 19 years of publication—cheers from all 3ides for a program of originality and cleverness — (soz us) FEBRUARY 7-Tigers whip Herky Black Cats 31-24. 11-Sybil Poole crowned basketball sweetheart at DeSoto game. (Victory for Tigers ) 17- Library Club formed with Junette Bittick cs prez. 18- Track training begins. 18-Tryouts for senior play, The Spanish Onion —Dot Davis has lead. 18-Founders Day program presontod by P.T.A. C L£MDAK 19- Senior Parents' Club net $200 on card party--success for all. 20- Gigantic bonfire and snake-dance attended by 500. We foil Crystal's attempt at wrecking bonfire. 21- George Washington assembly held. 21-Last Crystal game and county championship—we got second place, 23-Chemistry class enjoys visit at glass factory. MARCH 8-World History tour—great fun for all. 12-Track meet at Herky—we win with ease. 17-Picture show about Washington D. C. 20- Annual Faculty-Board dinner held—hilarious and high-steppin I 21- All-county music festival at Herky. 27- Track meet at DeSoto—we lose, very definitely. 28- Senior play (lots of talent) net $100. AFRIL 1-George Brunkhorst represents Festus at Hillsboro. 10- Honor Society Induction, Banquet. 11- County track meet at Herky} fourth place for us. 15-Board of Education elects teachers. 15- P.T.A. elects new officers—Mrs. H. E. Grob president. 16- Seniors select invitations. 17- 18-Festusiana Cavalcade proves quite the stuff. 18- Sophomoro—Charles Hubbard journeys to Jefferson City. 19- Students go to Capo. 22-Banquet given by Business and Professional Women's Club for senior girls. 25-Open house display. MAY 3-State outdoor track meet. 7-Senior Parent's Club give Bingo. 9-Assembly by public speaking assembly. 10-Gala Affair} Jr.-Sr. Prom} event of the year. 12-Rural graduation program. 14-Another public speaking assembly. 18-Baccalaurette. 22- Commencement. 23- Good-bye forever for some of us. School is out. I 1 1 1 -p- i i i t i i ALUMNI DIKiC TOftY In the following directory, the alumni of Pestus High School have been listed according to idle years in which they graduated. The men’s occupations are listed first, followed by their residence, and then their wife’s maiden name in parenthesis. The women's husbands are first, then their residence. Those who are in army camps have the camp name, followed by their former occupation in parenthesis. Those names that are blank, we were unable to locate. If anyone knows their whereabouts, please notify the journalism department of Fbstus High School for future reference. Because of an oversight, several names were omitted. These will be found at the end of the directory. ALUMNI 1915 Harlow, Leonard---- . RutledgO, John.....Doctor, Crystal City, (Hazol Huff). Vinyard, Howard----Civil Engineer, Marshall.' Waggoner, Dorothy--(James Waldsmith) Detroit., Michigan. 191o Fitzgerald, Fred---Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, (Anne Pusateri) Juncker, Mary------(Russell Westman) oalem. Pilliard, Eva------Chicago, Illinois. Rutledge, Richard—Doctor, East Ffeoria, Illinois; (Dorothy Ihillips). Vinyard, Roy-------Civil Engineer, Benton, Illinois. 1917 Alcott, Florence---(Richard DeClue) Festus. AubuOhon, Edgar---Seattle, ’Washington. Beck, Alvin________Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, (Jtyrtle Thomure) Boyer, Olivia------Deceased. Byrd Gladys........-(Ueil Me lain) Casper, Wyoming. Flemiftg, Eulah----(Eugene Pratte ) Los Angeles, California Lance, Zelmer------Deceased. Oberle, Joseph-----Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Margaret McCoy) Podesta, Arthur----In a sanitarium. Rutledge, Lois------(Howard Cation) Peoria, Illinois Stewart, Roland----American Telephone and Telegraph, Kansas City Tesreau, Genevieve--(William ’Walters) Atlanta,Georgia. Waggener, Florence—(Edward Tanner) Ploasonton, exas. 1918 Brent, Bortha-----(John Strict) Festus. Hughes Bdssie-----(Roland Brockman) Alton, Illinois. Jenkinson, Nelle L.-Lecturer at Educational Museum, St. Louis. Juncker, Florence-Toacher, Fostus Grade School, Festus. Miller, Edmund----Deceased. , •, Pilliard Roy------Mail clork, Bismarck, (Ollie Rosenstongel) Reddick;'ciara----(Gilbert F. Long) Detroit, Michigan. Roberts; Louise---Teacher, Eugene Field School, Fostus. Tosroau, Paulino--(Sam Burnside) Festus. 1919 Byrd, Joyce---------(Herbert Vinyard) Festus. Golman, Morris-----•—Golman's Stores, Festus (Rosalind Miller) Hendrix, Russell---- Lance, Coy---------- McMullin, Sadie----- Ogle, Freeman-------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Zion. Rutledge, Paul------Doctor, Kirkwood (jean Hamilton) Aubuchon, Edith----— Colin, Clarence----Dentist, Festus (Freda Sleeter) Gehrs, Mildred-----(Harry'Buehler) Festus. Herbert, Ercle-----Lawyer, Washington D. C. Jenni, Clarence----Camp Robinson, Little Rock, Ark., (Mail carrier Festus) (Adeline Tripp) Landes, Anna-------Teacher, Crystal City Grade School, Crystal City Podesta, Virgil----Homo, Festus. Robertson, Coina---(R. R. Masterson) Texas. Reynolds, Ruth----- Seifert; Neva------Governess, St. Louis. Stewart, Margaret--Teacher, Eugene Field School, Festus. VanCleve, John-----VanCleve Nursery, Imperial. 1921 Bailey, Ella Maude—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Berry, Marian------University Jf Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. Blagg, Mary--------Hun, Ursline Order. Brooks, Adeline----(Kenneth Hankins) Festus. Conepa, Charles----Retired, Festus. Colin, Beatrice----(Ernost Davis) Festus. Frost, Helen-------(Carl Moyne) Festus. Perryman, Robert-—-Insurance Agent, St. Louis.. Rutledge, William--Civil Engineer, Atlanta, Georgia,(Martha Smythe) Santschi, William--Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Crystal City, (Pearl Cameron) Vinyard, Stoke-----Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. 1922 Byrd, Asa----------Farmer, Festus (Alice Blackwoll) Blackwell, Grace---(H. L. Peters) Webster Groves. Byrd, Cecils-------Secretary, Oxford, Ohio. Grieshaber, Elizaboth-Tolegraph operator, Chaffee. GuthOro1, Helen----(John Ettinger) Festus. Huey, Arta---------(E. T. Burns )Fostus . Knotts, Jeanette---(Lealand McClain) Crystal City. Lambert, Mary------(Clarence Santschi) Festus. LaTurno, Ifyrtlo-—Clerk in post office, Festus. McKee, Roy---------Deceased. P nchot, Leona-----(Roy O'Brien) Reo Tento, Nevada. Pilliard, William--Bell Telephone Co., St. Louis, (Katherine Hulsey) Reich, Oliver------Doctor, Imperial. Smith, Everett-----Triangle Machine Shop, Los Angeles, Calif- ornia (Edith Goffay) Tucker, Irene------(Richard Sweeney) Payette, Missouri. 1923 Aubuchon, Edna-----Deceased. Baker, Mary--------—County director of State Social Security, Festus (Leo Pashia). Berry,Catherine----(A. V. KcNeal) St. Louis. Blackwell, Dorothy—Educational Museum, St. Louis. Canepa, Irene------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Compary, Festus. DeGeare, Byrl------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Melba Whito) Donnell, Lucy------Keeping House, South St. Louis. Ennis, Mary Jane---Sears Roebuck Mail Order Office, Crystal City. Funk, Helen--------(C. A. Peterson) Palos Park (Chicago) 111. Golman, Ida--------(Hopperman) Miami Beach, Florida. Hoddell, Essie-----(BuehlOr Cockorham) Festus. Jarvis, Cecil------Tavern, East St. Louis, 111.,(Louise Bauer) Kay, Alfrod--------Kay's Department Store, Festus (Eleanor Smith) Lajauno, Honry-----Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus. LaTurno, William---French'Bakery, Festus (Alice Vinyord) McCormack, Mitcho11-Farmer, Flattin (Mamie Ames). Rutledge, Raymond--Docoased. Seckman; Gladys---- Seifert, Maynard---Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Crystal City (Wilma Pursall) Swan, Isa----------(Marion Hill) Katy Railroad, St. Louis, Mo. Welsh, Norvillo----Hess and Welsh Insurance, Crystal City, (Sue Wakefield) Canepa, May--------Teacher, Wobstor Groves. Smith, William-----Clerk in Post Office, Fostus. 1924 Bailey, Marie------(Leo LaTurno) St. Louis. Berry, Clark-------Cnshior, Citizens' Bonk, Fostus (Ruth Schnoiman) Coleman, Wallace---Clerk of Jefferson County, Fostus (Mary R. Wallace) Colin, Harvey------Insurance agent, Festus(Mario Fleig). Drako, Gilbort-----Superior Coal Co., Festus (Maxine Droyer). Droyer, Maxine-----(Gilbort Drake) Fostus. Fisher, Almfi------(A. J. WMtr.kor) Portland, Oregon. Halberstodt, Ruth—(Ed Barth) Chicago, Illinois. 7 o 1 ff, Antonotte------(Herbert '-'fescoot) Kansas City Koester, Virginia--------(Ben James) TdllaKasseo, Florida. Lajaune, Bernice---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Musgraves, Clarice-------(Lee Lr.r.Erot) Tampa, Florida. Osterwald, Dorothy-------Citizens' Bank of Festus, Festus. Payne, Hazel-------------(issac Carrow, deceased) Hilius Shoe Co.,Festus. Porter, Frank------------Kingman, Arizona (Franoes-Krause) Porter, Henry------------Barnsdall Filling Station, Festus (Lena Williams). Puckett, Regina----------Teacher, Festus Grade School, Festus. Ryan, Beverly------------Engineer, C. C. C. Camp, Arkansas Stone, Bessie------------(jack Connoll) Richfield Center, Michigan. Ziramof, Orilla----------(Lelburn Gannon) St. Louis. Ziske, Jeanette----------Dcceasod. Burns, Mary--------------Nurse, St. Louis. •Officer in C.C.C. Camp, Meeker, Colorado ■(Alden Lashley) Crystal City. •American Telegraph and Telephone, Detroit, Michigan (Paulino Bockmoyer) •St. Louis County Gas Co., University City, (Mary Burke) •(Louis Noce) Rush Tower, Mo. -Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus. -Tri-City Independent, Festus (Gladys Butler). -(Charlotte Whitaker) Pittsburgh, Penn. -(Arch McKee) Hillsboro, -Toachor, Antonia. -Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Crystal City. -Montgomery Ward and Company, Dodge City, Kansas. -(William Sewald, Jr.) Crystal City. -(Marvin Smith) Fostus. -(Jesse Rigdon) Fostus. -Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. -Quern’s Lunch Room, Festus (Meri-Mae Boyer) -(Bon Lucas) Festus. -(Clyde Winner) Los Angeles, California. Bennett, Logan-----------Ph. D. . Instructor, Penn State College, Pittsburgh, Pann., (Eleanor MoMillin) Brown, Hattie-------------(Pr.ul lloll) Glendale, California. Byrd, Thomas------ Ennis, Helen------ ! Funk, John----------- Gettinger, Edgar-- Hendrix, Edna----- Irwin, Esther----- Juncker, Bessie — Johnson, Winthrop- Lambert, Lottie — McCarty, Lois----- McCormick, Mary— McClain, Eva------ Panchot, Victor— PortCr, Gladys---- Roth, Viola------- Siebort, Iola----- Sorgo, Irene------ Stewart, Gordon— Vinyard, Eulah---- Weaver, Helen----- Byrd, Hord------ ------St. Joseph Lead Co., Eonne Terre, (Sue Thropfue). Canepa, Hazel----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Canepa, Olivia---------Deceased. Canepa, Wiley----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Velma Vaughn) ChappQe, Arthur--------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Davis, Geraldine-------■¥. P. A. Area Supervisor, Festus. Donnell, Tom----1------Farmer, Plattin. Dreyer, Charles----——Mo oretown Grocery, Festus (Cora Brase) Gettinger, Harry-------—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Graham, William--------Kay's Department Store, Festus (Charlene Martin) Halberstadt, Louise—--Union Electric Compary, Festus. LaTurno, Leo ----------Detective, St. Louis (llarie Bailey) Lucas, Hallie-------5—(Arthur Cooper) Festus. Lucas, JOssie------—-—-Deceased. McMullin, Cleo--------- (W. R. Williams) Festus. Miller, Rosalind-------(Morris Golman) Festus. Olmstead, John---------Goodman's Furniture Store, Festus (Sally Vinyard). Olmstead, May----------(Harold Vandiver) Crystal City. Fhge, JOssie-----------Employed in St. Louis. Pearson, Verla--------- Rnsche, Margaret-------(Elmer Schrader) Crystal City. Reich, George---------- Rigdon, Dorothy--------Public Relations Council, St. Louis. Santschi, Harold-------Farmer, Festus (Virginia Viryard) Simpson, Grace—-------- Smith, Edwin-----------Government job, Evanston, Illinois. 1927 Blackwell, Alice-------(Asa Byrd) Festus. CannOn, Roscoo---------Decoasod. Crow, Wallis------------Monsanto Chemical Company, St. Louis. DoCluO, Lavina---------(Roland Buehlor) Festus. Evans, Edwin-----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus, (Sylvia Young). Freese, William--------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Plattin, (Virginia Tichherr) Golman, Samuel---------Golmnn's Store, Festus (Virginia White) Hayes, Elmor-----------Union Eloctric Compary, Festus. Hayes, Wallace---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Irma Siebert). Horft, Dorothy-----------Teacher, Festus Grade School, Festus. How, Gladys--------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Kiepe, Harold------------Farmer, Rush Tower (Marie Mise) Koestef, Earl------------Washington, (Lillian Foster) Litton, Howard-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus (Gladys Ruff). Osterwald, Majorie-------(Melvin Landis) Crystal City. Iteace, Willard----------Greishaber Store, Festus (Edith Kenneson) Reeder, Glenn Union Electric Company, Festus, (Pauline Vandiver) ReSinrcr, Norval-----—Kay's Department Storo, Festus (Eleanor Sown Id) Schramm, Esther----------(Herbert Mueller) Sacramento, California Whipple, Forn............(Albert Gonz) Cedar Hill. Windos, Gortrude---------(Milton Kiope) Rush Towor. 1928 Bomberg, Gunther---------Minister, Iowa. Cancpa, Estollo-----------(William Weaver) Rush Tower. Donnoll, Hart-----------——Farmor, Festus. Donnoll, Glee------------(Charles Roberts) Hillsboro. Drake, Ella Mao----------(Isom Dixon) Festus. Drcyor, Margarot.........(John Martin) Fostus. Finnoy, Sylvian..........Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Gibson, Firman-----------A. P. Store, Fostus (Edna Bloomor) Gorbor, EStanaulio-------(Royal Bunkor) Kt. Morris, Illinois. Gottmgor, Francis Oil Refining Factory, Ovorland (Alta Aubuchoh) .ialborstadt, 'Walter----Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Crystal City, (josophino yer) Hughes, John Union Eloctric Company, Fostus. Juncker, Fred-...........Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Fostus, (Virginia Skaggs), Musgraves, Marcia........(Percy LaMure) Crystal City. Fbaco, Mary--------------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Compary, Fostus. Potoroin,David-----------Farmer, Silica (Rachel Horn). Pi 1 liard, Max-----------Amy. Portor, James------------Porter's Standard Sorvice, Fostus (Edith Johnson) Rolph, Alico Emma--------(Bert Rigdon) Fostus. Ruff, Lucillo— ----------(Smith Vfelkor) Fostus, Smith, John Hudson Motor Car Company, Dotroit, Michigan. Tucker, Velma............(Rolla Horbort) Crystal City. Vinyard, Earl- - --—-Pittsburgh Plato Glass Compary, Crystal Citv (Lillie Drissell) Walker, Smith------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Lucille Ruff) Wehner, Durwood----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. 1929 Becker, Louisa May-------(llolan Haney) Festus. Bennett, Mary Mae--------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus. Basler,' Laverne---------(Ralph Grimmer) St6. Gonovicvo' Buehler, Roland----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus, (Lavina DeClue) Boyer, Ethel-------------(George McCrorey) Festus. Bridges; May-------------(Ray Self) Crystal City. Brinley, Ray--------------Richwoods . Canepa, Celeste---------(Robert Wahlert) Dubuque, Iowa. Donnell, Hart------------Fort Riley, Kansas Halbefstadt, Katherine---(Herbert Moss) Louisville, Kentucky. Hayos, Russoll-----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus, Haefnor, Tod-------------Working on Highway 21, Imperial. How, Margaret------------Roy Mueller) St. Louis. Kiepo, IrOno-------------(George Westmoyer) Crystal City. Mallalieu,'Jessalio------Missouri Home Demonstrator. McCl nahan, Eva----------(Frank Labruycre) St. Louis. Nios,'Viola--------------St. Louis. Bayne; Edith-------------(Millard Stolzer) Festus. Rasch, Olivor------------Attorney, Festus (Mary Davidsofi) Roid; Goorgo Edward------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Plattin. Roth, Irdno--------------United Terminal, St. Louis. Schrader, Elmer----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Crystal City (Margaret Rasche). Thobeau, Francis---------—Richwoods. Thouson, Evelyn----------(Rudolph Rudloff) Festus. Tuckor, Lora-------------(Norvillo J. But lor) Crystal C ity. Woavof-, William---------Farmer, Rush Tower, Wolsh, India Forn--------Fostus Mercantile Company, Festus. Whipple, Florence--------(Kayos LaFloro) R. F. D. 7,- 1, Povoly. Windes, Fern-------------Paul Vinyard) Alton, Illinois. Windos, Nellie-----------(Lloyd Sapper) Rush Tower. Zimmor, Boatrico---------(William Matts ) St. Louis. 1930 Adams, Estello-----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. Brickey, Thomas Coke-----Union Eloctric Company, Fostus. Buehler, Bernice---------(Leonard Lashley) Festus. Byrd, Jessie Afton------Nurse, St. Vincent Hospital, Los Angeles, Calif. Colin, Evelyn-----------GoIrian's Store, Festus. England, Mary Ellen-----(Wallace Hancock) Jefferson City. Frost, Rose Marie-------(Harold Crutchfield)’Festus. Funk, Barclay-----------L. B. Funk Insurance, Festus (Ray Themar) Gerard, Melvin----------Paper Carrier for Post-D is patch, Barnhart Gettinger, Clarence-----Ben Zinger Fur Company, St. Louis. Giebler, Martha---------(Anthony Bachek) Festus. - Gruotzmacher, Edward----Monsanto Chemical Company, St. Louis. Hayes, Della-------------(Chester Robison) Highway 25, Festus. Johnson, Ralph-----------Tri-City Independent, Festus. Kausler, Edward---------Union Electric Company, Festus (Mary J. Odgers) LaJauPe, Eva Mao--------Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Festus. Meese, William----------Sportsman's Grill, Festus Morton, Gilbert —Union Electric Company, Festus. Olmstead, James---------Goodman's Store, Festus (Sally Vinyard) Owstoft, Vernon--------- Reich,'Harry------------Doctor, St. Louis. Rigdon, Marion----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. Ruff, Gladys------------(Howard Litton) Festus. SeHards, Nadine--------- Silkett, Kathryn--------(Fred Lambert) Festus. Terry, Phillip----------Lawyer, Festus (Lillian Bauor, deceased) Tussey, Julian----------School, Kansas City, Kansas Whitd, Melba------------(Byrl DoGeare ) Festus. Vfynn, Fred-------------Union Electric Company, Fostus (Pllon Flynn) Aspluhd, Arita----- Akins, Ruth Eailoy Aubuchon, George— AubuchOn, Ivan----- Baslef, Burnham---- Bauer, Louise------ Brooks, Selma------ Cazaux, Emma------- Chappue, Robort---- Donnell, Emily----- Dreyer, Garnet----- -(Francis Bayer) Festus. -Manager of Phillip’s 66 Station, Fostus, (Genevieve Crump) -Phillip's 66 Station, Festus, (Clara Ray) -Scullin Steel Co., St. Louis,'(Wilma Dor lac) -(Cecil Jarvis) East St. Louis, Illinois. -(Richard Tipton) Fostus. -Nurse, St. Louis. -Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. •(Norvillc Boyer) Festus. -Teacher, Ferguson Public Schools, Ferguson. Elliott, Margaret-------(Anthony Brown) Festus. England, Charlotte------(William Butler) Madison, Wisconsin. Gettinger, Leonard------Bailey Meter Compary, St. Louis, Mo. Haefner, Elmer----------Working on new postoffice, Imperial. Hayes, Isabel-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Heilitag, Elmer---------Heilitag Funeral Home, Imperial. Hemme, Alvin------------Barnhart. Lucas, Miriam-----------(Francis Carron) Festus. McClan han, Madison-----Army Air Corps, New Jersey. Murphy, Viola-----------Teacher, Herculaneum Schools, Herculaneum. Nies , Pearl------------(James Butler) Barnhart. Odgers, Mary Jane-------(Edward Kausler) Festus. Oheim, Aileen-----------(Gordon Bristoll) St. Louis. Rasch, Elmer------------Cost Accountant, A. P. Green Brick Co., Mexico, Mo. Roesch, Leonard---------Box factory, St. Louis (Aurelia Gillman) Resinger, Clifton-------C-ome Tnrdcn, Piedmont (Lorene Harris) Ruess, Almyra-----------(Newton Kohler) Antonia. Siebert, Walter---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Vivian Mercilie) Tate, J. L.-------------Tate's Fharmacy, Little Rock, Arkansas. Wilcox, Lillian---------(Harvey Peebles) Crystal City. 193-2 Easier, Oscar-----------Golman’s Department Store, Festus, (Billie Walz) Baumann, Ernest---------Pittsburgh Plate Gloss Company, Festus, (Opal Williams) Bender, Charles---------Oil freighter on Atlantic Ocean. Bennett, Wendell--------Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Term., (Flora Mae Law) Brand, Edward-----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Compary, Crystal C ity. Buehler, Alexander------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Carpenter, Melvin-------Miliua Shoe Company, Festus (Mildred Nelson) Colcmon, Robert---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Povely, (Catherine Rapp). Colin, Geneva-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Crydor, Lyda------------Teacher-Private Girls' School, Boaton,Mass. Difani, Arthur----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus, (Catherine Sewald) Donnell, Mona-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Hemetite. Donnell, William--------Farmer, Plattin. Droyer, Boarl--------- Evans, Reed----------- Gehrs, Louis---------- Giebler, Florence----- GrasSman, Virginia---- Hall, Ruth------------ How, Edward----------- Johnson, Eldon------- King, Naomi---------- King, Opal----------- LaRose, Sidney------- Lucas, Newton-------- Manley, E. T. Jr.---- Peterein, Anthony---- Rigdoft, Lor one----- Rolph, Viola--------- Schwab, DeWitt------- Silkett, Elsie------- Rouggly, Hazel Belle Stauss, Albert------- Stauss, Margaret----- Tosreau, Darwin------ Vaughn, Alone-------- Vo Umar, Mary Louise Wagner, Corine------- Walz, Hilda---------- Wright, Viola-------- Bahr, Francis-------- Baughn, Robort------- Black, Crawford------ Bo lie, Charles------ Buennigef, Elizabeth Burnside, Nora Leo--Chappuo, Illoen------ —Secretary to Clyde Williams, Washington D. C. --Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Crystal C ity, (HeIma Sweet) ---Milius Shoe Company, Festus (Lillian Labrier). ---(Errol Carron) Festus. — (Harvey Magre) Crystal City. —Citizens' Bank, Festus. ---Working at Jackson, Marjorie Grabb) ---Manager, Cook's Paint Company, St. Louis, (Eileen Thatcher) ---Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, St. Louis. ---(Fred Bins) Festus. ---Secretary, Festus High School, Festus. ---Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Crystal City (Otwon Govero) ---Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Grace Cane pa) ---Farmer, Silica (Erline Besand) ---(Lawrence Klein) St. Louis. ---Hoffman's Bakery, St. Louis. ---Brother, Abbey School, Cannon City, Colorado. ---(Harvey Hooker) Barnhart. ---(Jack Schneider) Hillsboro. ---Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Katherine Pratte) ---Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. —.—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. ---Missouri Employment Office, Crystal City. ---(Jesse Owens) Holly Springs, Mississippi. ---(Adam Lalumondier) Crystal City. ---(Amos Frazier) Crystal City. ---(Leonard Porbey) Crystal City. ■Armour Facking Company, St. Louis, (Virginia Genzler) -Milius Shoo Company, Festus (Marcella Politte) -Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Silica, (Mary Rusmel) -Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (irone Wilson) - (Woodrow Gondron) Fostus. -Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. -(Ike Keith) Webor Road, St. Louis. Dierks, Oliver----------Oil truck, Antoftia. Gerard, Leroy-----------Horae, Kimmswick, Mo. Gettinger, Helen--------(Ted Brenned) Dallas, Texas. Giebler, Paul-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Iola Kaefner) Hall, Alberta-----------Union Electric Company, Festus. Gerard, Raymond---------Kimmswick (Bertha Clohts.) Haney, Lucian-----------Pevely Dairy, Barnhart. Heiligtag, Arthur-------Heiligtag Funeral Home, Antonia. Hughes, Mary Belle------Woolworth's Store, Festus. Kausler, Albert---------United Drug Company, Des Moines, Iowa, (Irene Greenlander) Kay, Florence-----------(Herbert Goldberg) St. Louis. Kleinschmidt, Franklin—Klein's Drug Store, Festus. Lajatae, Fay------------(Hugh Sherman) Hcmetite. Long, Howard------------Monsanto Chemical Company, St. Louis. Manley, Jack------------Union Electric Comparer, Festus (Sarah Brewer). Martin, Wilbur----------Festus Post Office, Festus (Marian Queezer). Morris, Marjo i-a-------(James McKee) Millbrae, California.. Naes, Erna--------------(Alfred Gurlin) Crystal City. Oostofle, Edna Mao------(William Stroud) Crystal City. Rasch, Mable------------Public Health Nurse, St. Louis. Reidinger, Marie--------(James Herrell) Imperial. Roth, Marie-------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Schramft, Martha--------(Oscar Muellor) Sacramento, California. Sewald, Carl------------Sunshino Crackor Company, Union (Ileen Ethridge). Sherman, Hugh-----------Aviation factory, Buffalo, New York, (Fay LaJauno). Shojrman, Wanda---------Nurse, Old Folks Homo, St. Louis. Shubort, Loola I.—-——Charles Sloat) Silica. Schubert, Loola J.------(Clyde Roth) Highway 25, Fostus. Simms, Gilbert----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus, (Verna Govero) Strickland, Arlota--------(Carl Mhnis) Benton, Illinois. Strothmann, Norma-------(j. Stanley Clark) Detroit, Michigan. Tichenar;-,Robert-------Druggist, St. Louis, (Dorothy Youngmnn) Vogt, Pauline-----------Research Department, Firman Des logo Hospital St. Louis, Missouri. Wilson, Irene-----------(Charles Bollo) Festus. 1934 Akers, Elisabeth--------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Fostus. Bayer, Erma Elizabeth Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Crystal City Bender; Carol------------(William Hammond) Chicago, Illinois, Besand, Melvin-----------Teacher, Festus High School, Festus. Bridges, Howard----------Milius Shoe Company, Vestus . Brooks, Jack---- --------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (Mildred Carr) Burdette, Catharine------(Victor Stolzer) Crystal City. Colin, Raymond-----------—Chemical department, U. S. Steel Company, Gary, Ind iana. Cunningham, Joseph——-----Golman's Department Store, Festus, DeBuch nanne, Aurelia----(Coy James) Cape Girardeau, Difani, Roy--------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Crystal City, • (Anita Davis) Elliott, Charles---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Gamel, Elizabeth— -------Teacher, Festus High School, Festus. Grassman, Jeannette------(Oliver Fleig) Festus. Grieshaber, Rose Marie — (Gilbert Ray) FestCis. Hall; Hazel Doris—-------—Ben Franklin Store, Festus. Hall, James----------——Camp Robinson, Little Rock, Arkansas (Pitts- burgh Plate Glass Company, Festus) (Dorothy Nolan) Helms, Claxton—----------Librarian, McFherson College, Kansas City, ' Kansas. Hendrik, Estelle---------Union Electric Company, Festus; Jarvis, Elaine-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Hematite. Keney,' joy-—---------—-Deceased. Lichty, 0. T.------------Foreman at Scullin Ste 1 Company, St. Louis ' (Esther Ammon) Martin, Billy------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus (Thelma Bayor) Me ist6r, Virgil---------— Meyer,'Rosemary----------(John Brown) Homatito; Meyers, George-------——Union Electric Company, Festus (Florence Farrell) Muellorsman, Charles-----Rozier, Isoman Ford Company, Festus. Ogle, Adell-------------- PeterOin, Helen----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus. Posch, Elizabeth---------Citizens' Bank, Festus. Schmidt, Dorothy---------,Tayno Rouggley) Rush Tower. Rigdon, Walter-----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus (Alberta Pinkston) Siobort, Russell---------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Fostus (Martha Hogonmiller) Tesreau, Clarence---------Milius Shoo Company, Fostus (Alberta Oestorlo) Thompson, Dorothy--------(Glenn Seibort) Ste. Genevieve; Theuson, Lloyd-----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Homatito. vaughn, Louiso----------(Loe Rollins) Madison, Illinois, graduate nurse. Vinyard, Muriol----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company; Festus. Vogt, Charlos------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus (Alice Evans) Wehner, Fred-------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus (Glenda Krodinger) White, Woodrow— ---------Jefferson County Lumber Company, Imperial. Wise Jacqueline----------Model, Stix, Baer and Fuller, St. Louis. Wynn, Pauline------------Kay's Department Store, Festus. 1935 Aubuchon, Roy------------—Aubuchon Sandmines, Festus. Aubuchon, Russell---------Aubuchon Sandmines, Festus. Basler, Junior-----------Missouri University, Columbia. Bender, Katherine--------Music teacher, St. Louis. Boyce, Jane---------------(Kenneth Smith) Columbia. Besand, Erline------------(Anthony Peterein) Silica. Brauoh, Clifton---------- Buehlef, Charles---------Missouri University, Columbia. Carrow, Emily------------(Lorin Thomas) Festus. Cazaux, Louise-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Fostus. Chappae, Josoph----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Craig, Mario-------------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. Cunningham, Addio Lou----Stenographer, War Department, Washington, D. C. Donnell, Ely-------------Sholl Oil Truck, Festus. Evans, Agnes-------------(Herbert Eickenbergor) Herculaneum. Evans, Alice-------------(Charles Vogt) Festus. Faongdr, Barbara---------(Richard James) Festus. Grant, Ruth--------------Stato Social Socurity Office, Fostus. Haas, Herman------------—Rankin Trado School, St; Louis. Hilgort, Audrey----------Kohlor City Boauty Shop, Imperial. Johnston, Lloyd---------- Lucas, Mfturico----------Victoria (Dorothy Boyer) McCreary, Nelson---------Census Bureau, Washington, D. C. (Alice DumbavJld). Mil lor, Donald----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Fostus. Porter, Claronco---------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. Reocht, Raymond----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus, (irono Dallas) Renfro, Clifford---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Rittol, Willard----------Afton (Modone Burr) Rolph, Monroe------------Home, Fostus (Edith Boyor) Shapiro, Loon------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Fostus (Lorotta Schott) Sherman, Carroll—---------Light and Power Company, Pfarley, 111. Sherman, Kenneth---------Rolla School of Minos, Rolln. Siebort, Edmund----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus (ityrn Do itch) 193o Axtettbr, Theresa-------(Lemro Hale) Bellville, Illnois. Basler, Dorothy---------(-John Stewart) Festus. Bloomer, Mary Hell-------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Brooks, Marie-----------—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Canepa’ Grace-----------(E. T. Manley) Festus. Colift, Lois------------(Reed Gerber) Rockford, Illinois. Cook, Charles----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus (Anita Jones) Davis, Stanley----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus (Marjorie Sue Poole) DeBuchananne, Mary------John Gaston Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee. Dorque, Joseph----------Missouri University, Columbia. England, Katherine------Teacher, Westboro High School, Westboro. Esch, Ruth--------------(Chalmer Clifton) Festus. Esch, Vivian------------(Andrew DoGoare ) Crystal City. Fallort, Lynn Alice-----Union Electric Company, Festus. Fishef, Woodrow---------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. Game 1, Evolyn----------Teacher, Dobring High'School, Doering. Gerbor, Reed------------Advertising, Rockford, Illinois, (Lois Colin) Griffin, Bill-----------—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Fostus (Dorothy Cummings) Grohs, Josoph---------—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Fostus. Hoddell, Juno---------—(George Liolios ) Fostus. How, Walter-----------—St. Josoph Load Company, Horine Jonos, Ava Lee----------(Franklin Buehlor) Fostus. Juncker; Ruth-----------Teacher, Kansas City, Missouri. Kapplor, Albert---------Union Electric, St. Louis. Kretzmaftn, Theodoro----Valpariso University, Valpariso, Indiana. Liolios, Marita---------Festus Cafe, Fostus. Mangin, Leonard- -------Shearor Chevrolet Company, St. Louis. McMullin, Mildrod-------Klein’s Drug Storo, Fostus. McNamoO, Virginia------- Murphy,'Mildred---------Klein’s Drug Store, Fostus. O'Brien, ‘Orvillo —-----Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Fostus, Pilliafd, Archie--------Electric weldor, California. Porter, William---------Grant Fiold, Rookford, Illinois. RcheisSo, Bornice-------(Jessie Akins) Festus. Rigdon; Emily-----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Fostus. Rigdon, Viola-----------—(Orvillo Simpson) Herculaneum. Sanguinotto, Boniy------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Fostus, (Opal Gorbor) Santschi, Martha........Art Course, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Schubort, Inoz----------(Glon Crump) Fostus. Sieli, Grace-------------Scruggs,Vandervoort, and Barney,St. Louis. Steiner, Wafida Fay------(Leon Bailey) St. Louis Walz, Hick, Jr.----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Crystal City (Bonnie Fults) ' Welsh, Elaine-------------(Robert Reddick, Jr.) Crystal City. Wideman, Wilford---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Abel, Harold---------— Milius Shoe Co.; Festus, (Anna Mae Dumbald) Akers, Rbberta-----------(Wayne Frazier), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Aubuchon, Theresa--------(Louis Beihle) Festus. Axtett r, Edward---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Comparer, Festus. Becker, Wilbur-----------Navy, Hawaii. Bonder, Elizabeth--------Teacher, Windsor Schobl Imperial. Boland, Lloyd------------Sears and Roebuck Co., St. Louis ( He Ion Welsh) Borusiewich, Dnytro------Camp Robinson, Little Rock, Ark., (Festus, A. P. Store) Brooks, William----------Camp Robinson, Little Rock, Ark., (Festus, Hi-way Lumber Co.) Davis; Sam---------------Smokehouse Tavern, Festus. Dugan, Ralph-------------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Compary., Herculan- eum, (Ruth Skaggs) ' Frooschle, Dorothy-------Wagner Electric Co., St. Louis. Grassmafi, Audrey--------(Herbert Floig) Festus. Griffin, Robort---------------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Grobo, Catherine--------------------—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Cbmpany, Festus. Halbchstadt, Ifyra------—C;J . zcfi's Bank of Festus, Festus. Henry, Burnell------------Far or. Iron County. Hoffman, Ivabolle---------Milius Shoo Compary, Festus. Hunt, Mao-----------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Johnson, Edith-----------(James Porter) Festus. LiolioS, Ethel-----------Festus Caf6, Festus. Manley, Sam--------------Central College, Festus. Miller, Erven------------Camp Robinsoft, Little Rock, Ark., (Milius Shoe Compary, Festus) Miller, Helen---------——W. P. A. Office, Festus. Phillips, Hilda----------Union Electric Company, Festus. Muollersman, Dorothy-----Prudential Life Insuranoe Co., Festus, Pusatefi, Salvatore------Pittsburgh Plate Glass'Company, Festus. Reecht, Zulma------------Ftatte's Jewelry Store, Festus. Ruess, Hbward------------Pevely Dairy, Kimmswick; Santschi, Mary Jane—-—(Fhul Klorloin) Norfolk, Virginia Schwab, Lois------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Sexouer, Rosalia.-----—(Harvey Green) Festus. Shell Harold-------------Shell Cleaners, Festus. Stauss, Jeanette--------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Vinyard, Carroll--------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Weber, Audrey-----------Golman's Store, Festus. 1935 Alcott, Edward-----------Hi-Way Lumber Company, Festus. 3eck, Eugene—...........E. E. Beck, Electrical Supplies, Festus. Blackwell, Betty--------Secretary to Dean, State Teachers College, Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Buenniger, Fred---------Navy. Cazaux, Marcella--------Nurses training, St. John's Hospital, St. Louis. Colin, Wayne------------—Central College, Fayette. Cummings, Dorothy.......(William Griffin) Festus. DeBuchananne, George----University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Derque, Mildred---------Bussraan Manufacturing Company, St. Louis. Diard, Marian-----------Home, Kimnswick. Difani, Donna-----------Social Security Office, Festus. Douglas, Maxine---------Home, Festus. Eisnogle, Dorothy-------W. P. A. Office, Jefferson City. Esch, John—-------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Evens, John-------------Greyhound Bus Co., St. Louis, (Jane Houser) Froeschle, Jeanne-------Butler Bros., St. Louis. Gibbons, Harold---------Summit Park, Festus. Grossmah, Warren--------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Harness, Hugh-----------Rolla School of Mines, Rolla Hubbard, Kenneth--------Eastern New Mexico College, Portalos, New Mexico. Jacobs, Dorothy---------Industrial Bank, St. Louis. Kearby, Laveeda—————————(Ollie Blaha) t. Louis. Kline, Audrey-----------Home, restus. Kratzer, Rose Mario-----Rose Marie's Beauty Shoppe, Festus. La Plante, Alice--------Union Electric Co., Festus. Moss Naomi______________Pittsburgh Plate C-lass Company, Festus. Fage] Harry-------------Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Posch, Herman-----------Romo, Festus. Pusatofi, Andrew--------Coast Guard. Rigdon, Allen-----------Fort Robinson, Little Rock, Ark., (Pitts- burgh Plate Glass Company, Festus.) Sanguinette, Athe Lee—Ozark Telephone Company, Festus. Scanlan, Betty—.......—Milius Shoe Company, Festus. Schleeper, Aloys--------Glass Factory, Alton, Illinois. Sexauer, Botty----------Con Frcnklin Store, Festus. Stoll John______________Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Stolzer Willard---------Pittsburgh Plate Gloss Company, Festus. Vaughn,’Russell---------’Working on New'Post Office, Festus. Vaughn, Barbara---------People’s Dairy, DcSoto. Worth, John-----------Home, Festus. Wheeling,. Marcella-----(Ernest Hocb) Festus. Bange, John-------------Navy Becker, Thelma----------Woolworth's Store, Festus.' Bennett, Chesley--------Fort Robinson, Little Rock, Arkansas (Cen- tral College, Fayette) Bins, Clifford----------Festus Mercantile Company, Festus. Boland, Florence--------(Billy Jackson) Festus. Bryant, Buelah Mae------(Ollio Grass) Crystal City. 3uenhiger, Norvel-------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company; Festus. Cook, Margaret----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Cunningham, Arnold------Home, Festus. Davis, Glenn------------Fort Robinson, Little Rock, Ark., (Pitts- burgh Plate Glass Company, Festus.) (Dolores Hoeb) Dean, Robert------------Fort Robinson, Little Rock, Ark., (Miss- ouri University, Columbia.) Drury, Almeda-----------Milius Shoe Company, Festus. Fallert, Armella-------C-olman's Store, Festus. Foosey, Mary Anne-—----Milius Shoe Company, Festus. Gerber, Gordon----------State Teachers College, Cape Girardeau. Gerber, Kathryn---------Home, Hemetite. Gill,'Ethel-------------Stenographer to City Clerk, FeStus. Grohs, Ruby------------—Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Hall, Charlotte---------Ozark Telephone Company, Festus, Harness, Geraldine------Selective Service Office, Festus. Jackson; Emma Jean------Home, Festus. Jackson, Thelma---------Milius Shoo Compary, Festus. Jay, Florence-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus. Jones,-Paul-------------Flat River Junior College, Flat River. Miller, James-----------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Compary, Festus, (Kath- ' leen Matthews) O'Brien, Allison--------Superior Coal Company, Festus. Poole, Bill-------------Navy. Reheisse, John----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus. Rodgers, Ralph-—■— -----Cr.pc C-irc.rdor.u, Missouri. Schmidt, Robert---------Rankin Trade School, St. Louis. Scholz, Julian----------Shoo Factory, Shanois, Missouri. Scott, Charles—-—-------A. P. Store, Festus. Steiner, Howard---------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. Stevens, Taylor---------Milius Shoe Company, Festus, (Julia Huddleson) Umbdonstock, Raymond----Milius Shoe Compary, Festus. Vaughn, John—-----------Rankin Trade School, St. Louis. Vinyard, Edgar----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Compary, Festus. Vollmar, Charles--------Scott Field, Illinois. !94o Abrams, Jerry-----------Fort Robinson, Little Rock, Ark., (Pitts- burgh Plate Glass, Festus) Arnold, Alvin-----------Naes Bros, and Arnold, Festus. Bahr, We Iton------------Kroger's Grocery Store, Festus. Bender, Marian-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Sandy. Boyer, Edgar-------------V oolworth's Store, Festus. Buehlef, Raym nd..........-Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Cazaux,' Pauline-----------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Christy, Gracemary-------Missouri University, Columbia. Colin, Joanctto..........— Beauty operator, Fredricktown. Cook, ?6rn---------------Home, Festus. Coleman, Oliver----------Missouri University, Columbia. Difani, Clarence---------Missouri University, Columbia. Donnell, Oren------------Missouri University, Columbia. Eisnogla, Jeanette-------(Donald Skaggs) Festus. England, Martha Ann------Lindenwood College, St. Charles Foosey, Kathryn----------Dr. R. Lea's office, Festus. Gehrs, Norma Lee---------Pittsburgh Plate C-lftss Company, Festus. Grob, 51ary Alice--------Milius Shoe Company, Festus. Hanson, Helen------------Carter's Carbureter Ammunition Factory, St. Louis. Kammon, Franklin---------2. Williams Truck Lines, Festus. Ileddell, Gordon---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Hen6ley, Kenneth---------Post-graduate, Herculaneum High School. Hughes, Norma------------—(E. A. Ritter) St. Louis. Huber, Ruth--------------Home, Festus Knotts, Jack-------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Kretzman, Victor---------Dorsey Drug Store, Festus. Lichty, Gertrude George—Milius Shoe Company, Festus. Lucas, Warren------------A. P. Store, Festus. Mabtin, John-------------Navy. McCreary, 'Wendell-------Navy, Pensacola, Florida. Meador, William----------Milius Shoe Company, Festus Miller, Virginia---------(Leonard Summers) Herculaneum. Oberle, Norma Fay--------Sevrald Meat Market,'Festus. O'Brien, Carlton---------Missouri University, Columbia. Page, Jean---------------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Festus. Porter, Robert-----------Coast Guard. Rose, Robert-------------Liberty Creamery Company, Festus. Rowland, Catherine-------Govero's Filling Station, Festus. Saeger, Mary Mae---------(Raymond Brandt) Festus. Santschi, John-----------Home, Festus. Santschi, Julius---------Arogas Station, Festus. Sariego, Ada-------------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus. Schubert, Ivan-----------Junior Col logo, Iberia, Missouri. Spiller, Glenn-----------Milius Shoe Company, Festus. Vollmbr, Jeanette--------Jay Bee Beauty Shop, St. Louis. Veste, Irene-------------Pittsburgh Plato Company, Festus. Terry, Grace------------(John Clinton) Lawyer, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Tesreau, Lucille--------(B. Stows Fhilpotto) San Francisco, Calif. Whitehead,Alien---------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Festus, (Esther McDonald) Robertson, Elvora—-—-—St. Louis. 1927 Golman, Sam------------—Sel-Mor Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, (Louise Eastman) J932 Haney, Rnth-------------Pevely Dairy, St. LouiS, Barnhart. Petorein, Lucillo-------(Edward Becker) Festus, Route if 1. 1934 Lucas, Ruth-------------Lucas Roal Estate Offico, Festus. 19 39 Harris, Marion----------C. C. C. Camp, Illinois. Hoffmafi, Norvil--------Milius Shoo Company, Rush Tower. Koafby, Eva-------------Militis Shoe Company, Festus. Loo, L6uiso------------—Homo, Konatito. Miller, Lola D.--------—Pittsburgh Plata Glass Company, Festus. Pratto, Botty Joan------Wobstcr College, Webster Grovos. Pusatori, Rose Mario-----Paul's Beauty Salon, Fostus. Rigdon, Leo la----------Secretary to tho Chief Clerk of the Legislature, Jefferson City. Sanguinotto, Henrietta—-Woolworth's Storo, Festus. Sewald, Margaret--------Offico of Coradino Hat Company, St; Louis. Vorwbck, Doris----------Lloyds of London Insuranco Compary, St. Louis. Wood, Elizabeth---------Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Fostus. l94o Difani, Dorothy---------Pittsburgh Plato Glass Company, Fostus. Holliday .Virginia------Midland Institute, St. Louis. Willm, Glon-------------Milius Shoo Company, Fostus. AUTOGRAPH FESTUS SENIORS | TO MEMPHIS, i Thoroughly sunburned and oughly pleased with their fi' trip to New Orleans and thirty-nine Festus high school s returned home Tuesday aften They were accompanied on tour, which began at 10 o Friday morning, by L. W. Nich-faculty sponsor, and by Mrs. 1 Frazier, Mrs. Fred Kelly, and Joseph Muellersman. Starched and pressed and net pins, the group boarded the sc bound Frisco train last Friday m ing. It was a different looking that unloaded Tuesdaxr skin White enjoy- onsid-i was liloxi. shing rably oking 1 the ■ r a I
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