Herculaneum High School - Blackcat Yearbook (Herculaneum, MO)

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ll CLHSS PLHU Director GENE MARTIN Business Manager: LEON BESS SHE WOULDN'T SAY YES Art Babbs, head of Babbs home . . Maude Babbs, his wife .... Cassie, oldest daughter . Nette, younger daughter . . Peggy, younger daughter . . Wheetie, youngest daughter . Gracy Lett, the Babbs' cook . . . Sophey Tanner, the Babbs' maid . Truman Golliver, head of Golliver home and Cassie's suitor . . . Hattie Lowe, Truman's aunt . . . Barney Hayfield, Golliver mill boss in love with Gracey .... Effie Withers, the Golliver cook . Flossie Evers, the Golliver maid . Dave Overbush, Nettie's fiance. . Rufe Rakins, Peggy's fiance . . Jodey Grubbs, J. P ..... Prompters and Student Directors . Stage Hands ....... Cast . . Jack Dolde Eleanor Suchland . Patricia Patterson . . Ruthe Revelle . Jacqueline Partney . Pauline Mumburger . . . Betty Boyer . Marcella Straher . Ralph Monroe . . Joan Drake . Bernard Favaloro . Marie Moder . Nelda Bivens . Virgil Sclulze . . . . . . Bill Weber . ........ Bill Powell . . . . . Louise Mason, Jeanne Leflore . James McCoy, Francis Pashia, Bob Dewill Golliver insists on Cassie's aoina with him. The wedding is performed. v c,.3 ',,,,..

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DRIVERS TRRIRIRG HRRRRU WORKERS Under the direction of Miss Craw- ford , the library workers have succeeded very well in their work. The library workers keep the books of the library in shape for the use of the studentbody. All of the school profits from the work of these students. RUUR HUUR REEL After a ioyful noon hour the stud- ents are very anxious to get to their fourth houi class. However, this time of the clock marks the time of many happy and also ioyful partings until later meetings in the day. R WUSWRE MUMERT This shows one of our talented stud- ents, Joe Manaquelod, entertaining some of the students with his fine music during the noon hour. Joe has much tal- ent and is always joyfully accepted by the students at those precious moments when he has time to play for them. The driving class is taught by Coach 13 3 ' tg at 5 Osburn and is offered to any studentover ' rttg . 'a'?ii ' V - A sixteen years of age. lt is taught the sec- 6 l , ,,,,. P Y My ond hour and is a very large class. The if E 5 if W students are very appreciative of this op- portunity to learn the rules and regula- tions of driving. We feel that this course is one of our most valuable ones in teach- ing aids to safety to be used in life. R I l ' giwiwu - ' ,., its . .,, 'Ki - I It si se..- ,gqw . MM

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SUHUUL BUSSES This year we have more busses run- ning than any other year. There are approximately 275 students riding six busses. The drivers are: John Pollite, James Manning, David Sparks, Herbert Ficken, Reverend E. J. Horridge, and Henry Scherpin. JHHITUR FUHBE Mr. Paul Provance and Mr. M. H. Mars- den are the ones who keep the school neat and tidy. They are always ready to help you in every way possible. They spend many hours keeping Herculaneum High School one of the most attractive schools in this area. BHFETEHIH PURSE Our cafeteria is in the hands of four capable women, fleft to rightl, Mrs. Elva Provance, Mrs. Pearl Marsden, Mrs. Anna Casey, and Mrs. Ethel Byington. Their main interest is in supplying the students with the best of foods to maintain healthy minds and bodies capable of doing good school work .