Illmo Scott City High School - Memories Yearbook (Scott City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1954 volume:

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Because their interest, devotion, and guidance have inspired us to the higher things of life, and because they have provided us with all the necessities of living so that we might obtain our education, we dedicate with deepest love and esteem, the 1953-54 edition of the MEMORIES to our beloved parents . Z UREUJUHD . .. s ,. ., . -. t -, -:ri .iiifgetfiwfy 55 sk Q K, sz -- . 'usa-1.2. xl..-3..,.f1 ,1MX,',..1,' -P Like the ripples flow around the bend of the river, the memories of our school life will grow fainter and fainter, and then die away. Gone Forever will be the routine of school life, the fun we had, ond the friends we made . . . It is the hope ofthe 1954 MEMORIES Staff that, as you glance through this book in afterdays, you will recapture those moments-- and the ripples will flow back. 3 ,,,: tw t 'A i !,w 'W I 5 if lm , i f t,,. ,giaiffg 4,- I ' . , f yn.: M . ,A 3 ,..ty,,..,, L QX 'aalg-S851 w A e af' W4 Q IHDIHH GUIDE PUSTS rnmnllwf ..,................................. mscnnm mm mwumu mm ---------- IHHDTMBHMHI M .................. BMWES an -....-..................... smmws swu. ...... PM UMS fn- ..-.---- -- mmwmnncnwrns --------- PMHUNWS -.-----.--.---.. HHGHTU IHHHRIURS .......... . LUHIHPUIH BUYERS -------- ellavis Carpenter and dim Hill, Student Council Presidential candidates, E shalre hands at llll-Sehenl Political llallu assemble. 3 Q i was fs CA Q , H 'FO CA ' f-' 1lf!.fl! 'ffl '-'af 4f f I'Io'qIQDI' . f 't'4C0' Sf O eq gglly Ubin, IJ l0 'I WI: Colin. 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W' L F X Q QAgp..5gi5gM: xgjwy, , K ,gf ,gf ,f isfyf' lg dw, , W 33,-S , R35-S 5 -Q 1 ., - W... - 1 H -wx--ff-.MN-xx-QEf' ' W My Q K .es9wyQk'i'ff' W1 ,,.,. -ffk sk , .- in QQ J N., if , N,,, mi, , , fw 'K -0 Q v Q 1' f- 1,4 1 fi C ,, . 1 4 W 'Q 4 C ' .r , ' I n ez , lm r firm is Y 'In , s , - - , sam ' -.. f-'+.. 'U jf , 'J ' 6 405 v , V. 44' Q. u ' .41 Y If .tr . Y.. Z. 91 of 'I Q -.wg 3 1' 'v . A Q? 'n3-at N-. 1 no I v1,, A 4' Q.. .qu 1? A v ' I ' J -lf-1 .-'Y ' I f 1 W-Ax ff. H, -,Q my ,Ma ,an ,., I. ,I A W mv 'W J 'C L as 4 0 .Mp - .Q M ' fb ,,.-ru lllE BEGIN HUB HHPPU THIBHE IIHIEE SHIPTHHH IHHS. E. H. SHIPHIHH PRESIDENT BUHHD UE EDUUHTIUH With the re-organizing ofthe lllmo-FornfeltConsolidated School Districtthis spring, Mrs . L . H . Shipman, was elected as a member of the newly re-organized school board and at the first meeting of the board of education was elected president. Mrs. Shipman holds a B. S. degree in Education from the Southeast Missouri State College, and has done graduate work with the University of Wisconsin and Columbia Uni- versity, New York. Before retiring from the teaching pro- fession three years ago, she taught English and music in the lllmo-Fornfelt High School. The re-organized school district is indeed fortunate to have at the head of its board of education a person so well- informed about school problems and with scuh a wide edu- cational and cultural background as our, Mrs. L. H . Ship- man. THIBHE CUUIHIIE BOARD OF EDUCATION-LEFT TO RIGHT: Lern Bollinger, Ollie Amick, secretaryg E. E. Estes, vice-presidentg A. W. Wright, superintendentg Walter Uelsmann, treasurerg Louis Klughart, Thomas Castleman, and Mrs, L. H, Shipman, presi- dent. HUIIIIIIIS IIIIP IIIIIH: BIG IIHIEVS IIIESSHGE Another year has past. Another yearbook is published recording the events and achievements of Illmo-Fornfelt High School . Another senior class departs. I hope it has been a good year to each one of you. lllmo-Fornfelt High School has much to offer its students . I am proud of our student body and of our graduates. As another year passes into history the MEMORIES add an- other chaoter to their book of achievement and another group of graduates go out into the world ready to serve their community, state, and nation and prepared to live happy and useful lives. I congratulate the members of the Class of '54 and wish them success and happiness in the years ahead. 11 II. UI. IIIIIIIIHI, SUPEIIIIIIEIIIJEIII IIIIIS. I. F. SIIIIIIEIIS BIG SIIIIHIII Nola--as she is known to the student body ---- school secretary ----friendly, welcoming smile, very co-operative----typing---- bookkeeping ---- school calendar ---- answers telephone ---- mis- cellaneous clerical duties-- --very efficient-- rpg ' A W, wif is 'ig f 3 ,H SCIENCE HHIJ HIHTHEIHHTIIIS T Rahe Ancell and Collin Dover are running a titration experiment. Algebra . . . equations . . . new problems . . . work that is fun . . . most of the work is done in class . . . surprise tests . . . those wonderfulhard-earnedE's . . . General Math . . . everyday arithmetic pro- blems . . . students taking this instead of algebra . . . geometry . . . study of plane figures . . . hypoth- esis and conclusion . . . exercises and oroblems. JOHN R. WILIIITE Chemistry, biology, general science, algebra, 'eneral matli, rcouietr and So liomorc s on 2, . 27, . sor. A study of figure structure in geometry, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rahe Ancell, Mr Wilhile, George Arm Huck, Davis Carpenter, and David Roth, VUCHTIUHHL HUIHE ECUHUIHICSJ Meat cookery . . .stancling rib roast ...new course. . .Family Living . . . What qualifies make a successful marriage? . . Rules for dating . . . Personality. . . home planning and home Furnishings . . . serving . . . bouncl buttonholes . . . How do you thread a machine? List the basic seven . . . Oh! lonly had 24-O0caloriestoday. . . .Childcare MRS, NANCY HUNTER KAISER ,gui Vocationalhome economics, re- lated s c ie n c e, F H A adviser, Sophomore co-Sponsor. Busily engaged in baking cakes k' 1 n fthh and coo ies are 1 embers o e sr Nmap second year home economics class. LEFT TO RIGHT: Emma- i gene Roberts, Jane Pell, Mary Smith, Janice M Q C or mic lr, Pearl Martin, Betty Lou Sanford, Glenda Beardslee, Mrs. Kaiser, Carole Sue Reed, Carolyn Jones, Carolyn Huffman, Mary Edith Dover, Pansy Snider, and Sharon Lance. Members ofthe Family Living class are studying and observing pictures that illustrate proper home planning and furnishings. LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Daniels, Janis Blartel, Martha Lou Eifert, Mrs. Kaiser, Anita Sue Seal, Georgia Glaus, and Alvina Petitt. r I 2 R 4. if Fifty-three girls voices under the baton of Edward Carson are seen here rehearsing for the Spring Festival. IHUSIC BAND Football season brings marching band into action . . Formations . . . The Chief, Our Director, . . . Labor Day and Christmas parades in Cape Gir- ardeau and special local parades . . . attending and participating in district marching band festival . . . spring concert . . . those long rehearsals . . . play- ing for home basketball games . . . practicing for special closing school events . . . lots of hard work y . . . but a year well spent. Members of the newly organized boys' chorus raise their voices in harmony underrhe able direction of Edward Carson. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Webb, Larry Miller, Chuck Miller, and Andrew Wesrrich. FIRST ROW: Frank Bain, Clyde Rowland, Donald McElmurry, and Charles Riggs. Q-gr.-im, 'ffl- af 'R PHUSICHL frrushed burldmg a pyramrd They are fBOTTOM ROWJ Leonard Hager E U U U H T I U H First, fourth, and fifth hour classes . . . after roll call, out to football field . . . preliminary exercises . . . then a razzle-dazzle game of tag Football . . . when wintersets in, the boysmoveintothe gym . . . basketball . . . intricate plays, leyballgames . . . boys , prepare for intramural W i' games . . . nexttumbling . . .then sunshine a- gain and outside for baseball. Illllllllllllllllllll i i t ' t l WILLIAM KELLEY Physical education fboys and girlsy, world history, American history, football, basket ball, baseball coach, Freshman sponsor. Members of the fifth hour girls physical education class are engaged in playing a game of volleyball. Delores Schmitt has just put the ball over the net and Wilma Wolfe is about to make a kill and score a point for her l'eClTl . IHDUSTRIHL HRTS Hllll Hill Shoo, woodworking, me- chanical drawing . . . lot of fun but work . . . first proiect . . . something to be proud of . . . the walktotheshop build- ing onarainy day . . . the ex- tra plates for not obeying rules . . .mechanical drawing . . . the knowledge of board feet . . . a profitable year within the walls of I-F. Last butnot least, the fun we had in art class. Putting the finishing touches to their pastel drawing or ad- miring each others work is what we see Jack Eskew, Wanda Hartle, Betty Lou San- ford, Pansy Snider, Garnett Fisher, Roy Lee Reeves, Bervin Goddard, Jane Pell, Marvin Blattel, Sharon Lance, and Anita Sue Seal, members of the art class, doing in this picture, ROBERT ROSENQUIST Industrial arts, art, Junior co-spon- sor Here we find LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Kagle, Ben- nie Joe Cade, Jim Hill, Marvin Raines, Paul Reardon, Raymond Hamilton, GamettFisher, Eugene Martin, Gene Cummins, Bervin God- dard, Leonard Hager, Jack Eskew, and Bill Cook in deep concentra- tion in mechanical draw- ing class. EHGLISH Hllll SPEECH Freshman English . . . short stories . . . poetry . . . direct object . . . subiect . . .very . . .Englishll . . . We Ewas, werel home . . . spelling, writing,reading . . . English III . . . onamatopeia . . . syntax . . . meta- phors . . .geruncls . . .orations . . . appreciation ofthe essay . . . To what does Thoreau compare the ant's ba ttle? English IV . . . Epic . . . Canterbury Tales . . . Shakespeare . . . The word is buta stage. More spelling and writing. Speech . . . talks. . . for- mal and informal . . . dramatics . . . cleba tes . Sa., 44 5, s Q' Three mem punctuating THEY ARE, Rose Marie ginia Wise, Dunger are they will wr bers of the English I class are sentences at the blackboard, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Huck, Roth, and Jean Andersen. Vir- Marilyn Huffman, and Larry studying a picture from which ite a theme. MISS MERLE MILLER Qu X Y English, speech, Junior sponsor 7 ....-4 ,.'X Here we see'members Of the speech class participating in a debate. Ray- mond Hamilton and Mary Kimbel comprise the affirmative and Joan Olson and Bennie Joe Cade make up the negative team. Kathleen Mc- Carty is the chairman. fl! ff. 18 A, lt, Mediterranean, Bread Basket of the World, . .Pyramids of Egypt ff' 'fpq , .written records. .Christopher SUUIHL STUDIES ,tw- X-X IRVIN WHEELER Principal Citizenship, American problems, Freshman co-sponsor 'L Columbus . . sails the ocean blue. .pi lgrims. .Declaration of Independence . . l777. . Constitution. .Billof Rights . .George Wash- ington . . Civil War . . Gettysburg Address . . Hitler in Czecho- slovakia . . Pearl Harbor . .V.J . Day N-N . .Atomic bomb . . United Na- ' tions..Stars and Stripes. . Freedom..A great a n d 2 , mi g h t y notion . READING, LEFT TORIGHT: Sue Burns, HopeBlattel, Paulwaync Hens- ley, Larry Dunger, Sonny Davidson. ROW 23 Bill Little, Bill Kimbel, Wade Stevenson, Charles Eskew, Wayne Ridings, Jean Edmonds, and Danny Col- lierQ members of the fifth hour citizenship class, are listen- ing to Principal Wheeler relate h a ppe n i ngs fromf current events magazine. X Kay Riggs and Carol Nan Schwettman, members of the American problems class, are ascertaining the distance between the United States and French Indo China, while Principal Wheeler looks an with interest, Marvin Blattel is awaiting his turn to locate a distance between one country and another on the globe. 19 ,.....5 11:7- ....- v Q M 'f 'QNX 77 i' Q, y 'K , Iii wax at Ising 'lf I K X 9 -. 3 '3 I E . Iwi X Q -s :X ., s' QQ-K jr, f 1 if 1 Um, 'lim-wi. I Q5 L wr wb., I Yi' I ..-1' wprsr 3 M X. RO BEHIHD THE SCENES HARRY GREEN Bus driver and Maintenance SYNLESX. 'Ni Q ' NQUVST WA sem ROSE LTER HMLE xi MANN .., AY'-E M f':- XCK MRS WALTER UELSMANN MRS TOM Qjsrodxon c eferlo clncger ASsigfQ,,?Jgo'5LNDER :ws ' DUB lllllillllllll , We love her name Her sons and daughters Strive to bring her victory ancl fame . We're first in all our classes Fair in all our play We have the secret Of life's glad clay. x I ZZ .. . ffl? .X ,,-.x lan wi ix f 31: . .lg fqrfvnktn -f rv 1 4' l 4? 'Z X ,V W H ' W . via 4 4. , my W 'Q I H 'ifjnfy - 3 - 1' al' i iw SEHIUH HEHU TRIBESIHEH FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Willa Lee Swindell, Ueasurerg Mary Kimbel, vice-presidentg Jack DeKalb Raney, presidentg and Carolyn Ann Jones, secretary. 1 1 CADE, JACKIE D. Baseball COOK, BILL Band fLibrarianJ, Football, Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Home RoomPresident, Library C lub, Memories Staff, SEHIUHS BLATTEL MARVIN Football, Basketball, Lettermen's Club. CADE, BENNIE JOE Memories staff, Quill and Scroll, Senior Play. CUMMINS, GENE DOVER, MARY EDITH FHA, Glee Club, Hilltop Crier Staff, Memories Staff. Z4 CARPENTER, DAVIS FLACK Student Council President, Hilltop Crier Staff, Memo- ries Staff, Library Club, Basketball, Football, Letter- men's Club, Quill and Scroll, Senior Play, CORN, GERALD GLAUS, GEORGIA LEA Glee Club, FHA Historian, l-lil1topCrierStaff, Memories Staff, H 0 me Roo m Vice- President, Intramural Team Captain, Quill and Scroll, Senior Play, HAGAR, LEONARD NEAL Senior Play, Football, SEIIIUHS ESKEW, JACKIE FISHER, GARNETT A, Memories Staff, Lettermen's Club, Basket- ball, Football, Quill and Scroll. HARTLE. WANDA LEE Hilltop Crier Staff, Memories Staff, Quill and Scroll. HILL, JIM Library Club, Football, Memories Staff. GODDARD, BERVIN N. HAMILTON, RAYMOND DARROL Lettermerrs C lub, Student Basketball Manager, Home Room T reasurer, Library Club, Football, Tl? 'Q l 'il' sw, ,Y KEESEE SYLVIA FHA, BandfSecretaryj, Hill top Crier S ta ff, Memories Staff Quill and Scroll LANCE, SHARON DEE G lee C lub , FHA, Hilltop Crier Staff, Memories sraff, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll SEHIUHS HOOPER, SHIRLEY Glee Club, Memories Staff, Hilltop Crier Staff, FHA Reporter, Library Club, Quill and Scroll, District and State Shorthand Contest. JONES, CAROLYN ANN Class Secretary, National Honor Society, Cheerleader, FHA, District and State Typing Contest, Senior Play, Hilltop Crier staff, Quill and Scroll. .t x MCCARTY, KATHLEEN EVELYN Glee Club, Memories Staff, Hilltop Crier Staff, FHA, Library Club, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll. OLSON, JOAN L. Glee Club, National Honor Society, Mem- ories Staff, Hilltop Crier Staff, FHA, Li- brary Club, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll President. . s KIMBEL, MARY MAE FHA, National H ono r So- ciety, Hilltop C r ier Staff, M e mo r ie s Staff, District Bookkeeping Contest- -Third Place , S EMO Scholastic MeetfSpe1lingJ , Senior Play, Quill andScroll, Class Vice- President, University of Missouri Scholarship. MARTIN, IRVIN A. Football, Lettermen's Club. F5-'- SEHIUHS MCCORMICK, IANICE HOPE FHA, Glee Club. PELL, JANE STUART 'foi- Memories Staff, Hilltop Crier Staff, GIGS Club, FHA, District and State Typing Con- test, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll. PETITT, ALVINA V. Hilltop Crier Staff, Memo- ries Staff, FHA Vice-Presi- dent,StudentCounci1- -Sec- retary-Treasurer,Band,Glee Club, National H onor So- ciety-President, RANEY. JACK DeKAlB Le tte r men's C1ub--Presi- dent, Basketball, Football, Home Room President, Class President , Co -Editor of Memories, Senior P lay , Quill and Scroll. WWW N REED, CAROLE SUE I-,S-- ' 4.-ff RAINES, MARVIN Library Club, Home Room Vice-President. REARDON, PAUL A. Senior Play, Mechanical Drawing Award, Majorette, FHA, Glee Club, Memories Staff, Hilltop Crier Staff, Quill and Scroll. REEVES. ROY LEE Hilltop Crier Staff, Co editor of Mem ories, Homeroom Secretary, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll. SANFORD, BETTY LOU FHA, Glee Club, Band. SEAL, ANITA SUE Drum Major, Cheerleader, HilltopCrier Staff, Glee Club, FHA, FHA Sub-district Treasurer, Memories Staff, Home Room Secretary, Sen- ior Play, Quill and Scroll, Basketball Queen. SEIIIURS RIGGS, CLAUDETTE KAY Cheerleader, Glee Club, FHA, National Honor Society, Memories Staff, Hilltop Crier Staff, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll, Salutatorian. ROBERTS, FRANCES ARLENE Student Council, National Honor Society, Co-editor of Hilltop Crier, Memories Staff, District Typing and Bookkeeping Contests, Quill and Scroll. SNIDER, PANSY MARIE FHA, Glee Club. SWINDELL, WILLA LEE Class Treasurer, Co-editor of Hilltop Crier Memories Staff, FHA--President, FHA Queen, Glee Club, Student Counci1--Cor- responding Secretary, District and State Shorthand Contests, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll. Z8 SCHWETTMAN, CAROL NAN Glee Club, Majorette, FHA, Memories Staff, Hi11topCrier S t a ff, National Honor So- ciety--Vice-President, Dis- trict Bookkeeping Contest, District and S tate Typing and Shorthand Contests, Va le - dictorian. SMITH, MARY ELIZABETH FHA, Glee Club. Sflllllll PLHU Hsiniciiu intimal 'ane . Sally . . . Xgnes. . . lndrew Culter Jettie Culter vir. Ahern . 'im . . . tose Tilton . Ars. Tilton . osie Tilton . Zlroy, . . Mary Kimbel , , Jane Pell Willa Swindell Roy lee Reeves Georgia Glaus . Bennie Cade , Jack Raney Carolyn Jones , Joan Olson . . Kathleen McCarty . .Davis Carpenter Aarcia , . .Sharon Lance Seorge . . . Paul Reardon Sindy Collins . .Kay Riggs Aarilyn . . Anita Sue Seal V Y ,t. Bob Cunningham . Leonard Hager 8 l l l Mr. Ahern fBennie Cadel and Mr . Culter QRoy Reeves? are about to go for each other after Mr. Ahern informs his son, George, lPaul Reardonl that 1e is not to run around with the daughter of a potential criminal, to which Vlr. Culter responds with, No daughter of mine shall become involved with the spawn of our local riffraff, and a right to the iaw. At the some 'ime Mrs. Tilton Uoan L. Olsonl thinks she has located her daughter, lose, hiding behind the sofa but to her amazement she discovers that it is Sally Uane Pelll wearing her daughter's paiamas. Oh, no, Elroy! Those are Uncle Andrew's prize peoniesl exclaims Cindy. Elroy replies, Have you forgotten who entered these. ...JS E a lh, gig I D. l . lol W ' 3- That's better. Hold it in a little closer. There that's it, asserts Cindy Collins lKay Riggsl as she instructs Elroy lDavis Carpenterl as how to hold the shot put correctly. Elroy replies, Say, that feels better.. Thanks a lot. Boy, you've got some- thing there. SEHIUH UIHHHIUR DAVIS FLACK CARPENTER Student Council President- and a good one. . . Carp to us . . .born in Arkansas. . .a good basketball player. . .l i ke s to tease the girls . . .everybody's friend . . .likes to eat hamburg- ers. . .obiective--dentist . J .lf-1 X MARY EDITH DOVER The girl with many talents . . . dependable . . . has lots of pep and school spirit. . . loyal to her classmates . . .active Stu- dent Council worker. GARNETT FISHER Happy-go-lucky . . . Fish to the gang. . .HailsoutAncell way. .hasa million dollarsmile . . .football . . . basketball. . . baseball . . . plans to join the Navy. GEORGE LEA GLAUS Deadline Glaus . . .mimeo- graph and ink specialist. . . Hill-top Crier production chief . . .good disposition in spite of it. . .obiective---clerk typist . gs A. t 4, f, .if ,gs we - 1 .- ...K N t, 4 , I -il - f - ' wi. , , 'g N. - ' X .. N i I , i 1 C 1, lah.. - X - f 'K N I - 5 I 1- :Nw-.ng -sf 1 ' l.. - M.. Q .vitiliki - v L lk 'x ' x . .. , x w-,,w.s-'Mil r n . 'I x Q F 'Nm .lf F A . ' ,. it JOAN L. OLSON Honor student. . . National lonor Society . . . NHS Scholar- hip Test. . . first-class mimeo- cope operator . . .keeps margue or Hilltop Crier. . .dependable . .very neat and exact in her fork. . .handy to have around . .can cook, bake, and sew . . . cleal homemaker. .objective- tome demonstration agent. i J ri- X LN .. A -A-A-N f it gs i 4 JACK DeKALB RANEY President Lettermen's Club . . .likes all sports. . . co-cap- tain football and basketball teams . .good artist. .co-editor ofMEMORIES . . .good looking . .weakness girls that hail from n ea rb y Cape Girardeau . . .. drivesa big car . . .Senior Class President. .. .obiective-drafts- man. ROY LEE REEVES Call him Red ...has a grand imagination . . .wields a wicked paint brush . . .good at mechanical drawing . . .good at figures. . . likes to play with the calculator. . . co-editor of MEMOR I ES...art editor on Hilltop Crier Staff. . .a ladies man . . .good at dramatics . . .a little on the dreamy side first-class soda ierk .. . iective--business career. 4 I ' 064 X l wm- - A Z 08,0 , 4' V A r vx fl Il WILLA LEE SWINDELL Shorthand wiz. .co-editor of Hilltop Crier. . .second in state shorthand contest. . .has the makings of a good steno- grapher. . .President ofFHA . . F HA Queen... obiective-- secretary. PEHSUHHLITIES Cllllllllfllllflllilli, THESE are the armies, rank and rank, On which our land depends. These are the armies that we'll thank If freedom never ends! These are the armies, row on row, We trust to guard our fates, The schoolhouse army's endless flow Of high school graduates. THIS is the crop most bountiful Abundant earth supplies. This is the crop that gran 'ryful Each spring about us lies. This is the crop we gather In warm parental pride! No richer crop in stack or bin ln all our countryside. in, --J . R . Wiggins 1954 THIS is the yearly output which We watch with lifting hearts, Here is a rising stockpile, rich-- The best production charts Of not one other mine or mill Or smelter, plant, or loom Can give usquite the selfsame thrill In failing times or boom. THESE, of our marks of wealth and might, Are the finest ones by far That we have to prove that our course is right That there's good in the things that are. These are the crops we plant and reap, The goods of our hearts' delight, That make the present more secure And make the future bright. s--W ik. Wu if V N5 3' 1,1 Sli II k ysjix js z V, ik sL,,,.. if 1 f x. i f--.. NW. 'xx Q.. NHC- . :KJ wa.. 25, . .,..0-f' ' JUHIUH BHHVES XT N Ma l, C x Vf, ' I I l QLWQ , ,5 'xy Uh FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Davld Spencer, vxce- Q5 ivy, presidentgG1endaMil1igar1, UCASUICIQ Pat Sturm, Q, V 1 1. I I K., Kb xl we-Ag uxffnt A 3,l'::f' secretaryg and Charles 'Bucky Baker, PI'6S1dCI1I, :ew - gg -.A . V . ' '- M, ,gf ' ,- fx f M, , - W 4, V ',y,l!f:.ks,rfybg, Lyn TWV - h 'Lf F7 f 1'f fwgf-4af,1yzffSxsi?'.': A A .jun nk - I -4-' , .gp vwqxgg-,Ao - , H' 4, ' g ,. 1 , 'f-'. ,. jg, ,,.5' Q 2 , ' 3-fw.. ' V-,Q ' Q wi . K i 'x'ft V ' - '. . - , ' 4 ff: .PS-'Lx www 1' -A ffl' - ,f----f ' 7. , DANIELS, LOUISE Student Council DANIELS, PEGGY Band, Home Room Sec- retary, Treasurer, BAKER, BUCKY Class President, Junior Play, Baseball, Footba11fCo-Cap- tainj. BLATTEL, JANIS G lee C lub, Band, Junior Play,NationalHonor Society QPresidentJ, Vice-President FHA Sub-District, Commer- cial Contest fTypingJ. JUHIUH BRANTLEY, JERRY COOMBES, MARILYN Baseball, Football. Glee Club, Band, Jun- ior Play, Commercial Contest Cfypingj. DARBY, JACK Junior Play, Home Room President, DAY, DELORES EIFERT, MARTHA FHA, Glee Club. FHA, Glee Club. ESTES, JO ANN FHA, Junior Play, St, Patrick's Queen, Cheer- leader, Accompanist for Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs,Commercia1Con- test fTyping and Short- handy. -law. I 1 .1 umsr if n - s ,ul ll we GRANNEMANN,SANDRA HITT, ESSIE ISAACS, LORRAINE FHA, Glee Club, Cheer- Commercial ContestfShort- FHA, Band, Junior Play, Li- leader, handy, brary Club, KAGLE, CARL Band, Baseball, CLHSS MILLER, LARRY Band, Boys' Chorus. MILLER, CHUCK B oys' Chorus, Lettermen's IARKLAND, CHARLES MARTIN, GENE Club , Football, Baseball, Jorball, Baseball, Football Basketba11,StudentCouncil, 4 r KELLEY, JEANETTE FHA, Glee Club, Home Room Reporter, LINDEMAN,ROSE EDITH National Honor Society Mt M? pb. MILLIGAN, GLENDA B a n d , Library Club, Class Treasurer, MOORE, DIANA SUE f 1 J MORGAN , G LENN Basketball, Football, Base- ball, Junior Play, Band. MCELMURRY, DONALD Boys' Chorus, Band, Foot- b all, Baseball, Letter- men's' Club, Basketball, Junior Play, Student Council, 5 l ff!! XX f N MCMULLEN, JIM 1 ,X ,r gs Football, Letrermen's ' ff' I Club, Junior Play, Home A ff' X, A 4 I I Room Vice-President, ta lf ' U F NVQ X E X' x j I -LSI A x J lf t, ,A , K ' NOLAND, GAROLD I J t f 1 J ,,,,l ,f 1 4,11 in P. ,,,, 1 1 rn is if A O 1' fll I , In J H . I lx A , !Q' Xl ,Af X f f 're J ff , 11 I ,fl , -v l J X J 1 X, 1 I 'll ROTH, RICHARD SPENCER, DAVID Junior Play Le tter me n ' s Club, Junior Play, Class Vice-President, SMITH, MARY LEE Student Council, Baseball, STURM, PATSY RUTH FHA, Glee Club, Basketball, Band, Class Secretary. -mu -. v FHOMPSON , GENE VAUGHN, SHIRLEY Junior Play, FHA , G lee Club, K, ,I of Xxxkx 'L ff X N ILLIAMS , LI.N DA heerleader, Glee C lub, Q 1953-54 u' .xxxiwr nf , WISE, CYNTHIA G lee C lub , FHA, Home Room Secretary. WISE, DANNY Commercial Contest fTyp- mgj. WOLFE, WILMA Band, Library Club. f Q' WALKER, DOROTHY Glee C lub WEBB, JIM Boys' Chorus, Football, Base ball, Lettermen's Club Home Room Vice-President, WESTRICH , ANDREW Basketball, Baseball, Boys' Chorus. VN--Q WELLS, LINDA Glee Club, Flag Carrler. WILLIAMS, Jo Nauonal lionorSoc1e1y, Glee Club, Commercirll Contest fTyping .rnd Shorthandj, Dlslricl Speed and Accuracy Champion. Amidst balmy palm trees, a sandy beach with an occasional cocoanut strewed about, beneath a typical Hawaiian moon-lit sky, members ofthe senior and junior classes, their dates, board of education and faculty, dance to the melodic strains of the Melody Makers at the annual Junior and Senior Prom held in the high school gymnasium. DHHCIH6 BEHEHTH H HHUJHIIHH Bob Rosenquist's Melody Makers, dressed in typical Hawaiian attire, furnished the music for the Prom amidst a South Sea Island atmosphere and background. Bob, and his trumpet, made a big hit with the crown. Gini--f These couples are dancing to the melodic strains of sweet Hawaiian music as soft South Sea Island moonlight beams twinkle through the lazy waving branches of a balmy palm tree. READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Dean Wadlington and Anita Sue Seal, Bucky Baker and Sandra Grannemann, Sharon Lance and Elwood Heller, Jim Webb and Helen Frye, Mr, and Mrs, Gene Estes, and Mr. and Mrs, William Kelley. IHUUH-LIT SHU--JH.-SH. PHUIH Refreshments, comprising ofpunch and cookies, were served to the guests by members of the sophomore class, who were dressed in typical Hawaiian style--yes, grass skirts, Here we see Roland Parker and Larry Dean Wadlington being served by Nancy Graves, Lavonne Calhoun, and Pearl Martin. Images not available Sk X W DUT Ol THE lllUlllll Pl-lil George Bodell Norman Reese Mrs. Garnet Tony Dennison Muriel Foster Kate Ault . Marge Benson Dottie Coburn Mr. Coburn . Mr. Kenny . Mac . . . Joe . . Act ll. The cast is putting on a play for Mr. Kenny Uack Darbyl, the great producer and well-known chef. In this play ther in her heart. Marge B her dead sister, while UHST . . Bucky Baker Donald Mclflmurry . Lorraine lsaacs Glenn Morgan, Jr. . Shirley Vaughn . . Janis Blattel . . Jo Ann Estes . Marilyn Coombes . .David Spencer . .Jack Darby . . Richard Roth .Jimmy McMullen sh Blum JUlllUll PLHU Act l. George lBucky Bakerl wants to take a bath and get a clean shirt when Mr. Coburn fDavid Spencerl, Dottie's fMarilyn Coombesl father finds him in Dottie's apartment. Tony fGlen Morganl and Norman fDonald McElmurryl stage a fake scene, pretending to be doctors for the mentally ill from Belview. Marge Henson U0 Ann Estesl and Kate Ault Uanis Blattell look on. e couch with a knife 'morror at the sight of icky Bakerl, Norman Uanis Blattell , Mrs. and Mr. Kenny Uack Act Ill. In the play--within-a-play, all the characters have been stabbed by the awful villian, Norman fDonald Mclflmurryl . The cops come in and take Norman and Mr. Coburn fDavid Spencerl into custody. Mrs. Garnet is completely taken over by surprise. Images not available ' gf guy Q.. inn-Nnr ,Aff -Q- SUPHUHIUHE CLHSS HHST HUM Ancell, Rahe Beardsley, Glenda Blattel, Darrol Bollinger, Dale Calhoun, Lavonne SEBUHD RUN Dover, Collin Eskew, Margaret Gaines, George Garrison, Mary Gearing, Marilyn FHTH HUM THIRD RUN Germain, Dora May Glaus, Jimmie Graves, Nancy Hagan, Lawrence Hager, Bob FUUBTH RUN Ham, Carron Hensley, Donald Heuring, Lavada Houck, Tommy Huck, George Ann Home Room Iofficers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rahe Ancell, Huffman I Carol yn pres1c.lemgChar1es Riggs, vice-presideutg George Arm lngvclsonl Kennefh Huck, secretary-Lreasurcrg and Collin Dover, ser- Kirk, Julia 2,C3l1I'ilI'8l'ITlS. Knupp, KGy Lindeman , Ruby Information Please, a stunt presented by two members, David Roth and John Stephens, of the sophomore class at Stunt Night. Incidentally this stunt placed second. , - 4r 1, 65 ig 0 I .: as I X1 X ,, ,--:np nur Q Y was six All ,.,, ,- 511' I Qi, fd' 1 ll I., A -5 f 2 fi . 'vi A' 5 ff i , iff 1 .L wal E' W1 . ,I SUPHUIIIUHE HCTIVITIES Halloween Party . . . old-fashioned hay- ride . . . co-sponsor of Stunt Night . . . Christmas Party . . . doughnut sale . . . traveling surprise basket . . . candy sale . . . last but not least the annual school outing to Lake Killarney. Home Room II officers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Julia Kirk, sergeant-at-armsg Maurice Miller, vice- presidentg Donald Hensley, Secretary-treasurer and Jimmy Uelsmann, president. FIRST lllllll M' Martin, Pearl Meyer, Linus Miller, Maurice Owens, Virgina Parker, Ronald RAHE ANCELL AND KENNETH PINKSTON Most popular sophomore girl and boy. SEUUHU lllllll llllllll lllllll fllUlllH lllllll Flflll lllllll Payne, Glenda Roth, Ralph Stephens, John Warren, Mary Pinkston, Kenneth Riggs, Charles Roberts, Emmagene Roth, David Rowland, Clyde Sanders, Barbara Shadowen, Wesley Steger, Mary Uelsmann, Jimmy Varnon, J. W. Wadlington, Carol Ward, Lucile Webb, Sue J wf Q 'bw 'CET' R-ww if -6 'S 7, ? 'x,-I' .4-1 Q. Q QNX ,3-4 Q ifigvgss IQ 2' Pvqz 5 I SUPHUHTUHE PILGBIITI George Ann Huck was selected by the faculty to re- present l-F High at the annual Sophomore Pilgrimage to Jefferson City. This pilgrimage is sponsored by the Federat- ed Clubs ofthe Ninth District. The recipient of this yearly honor is selected on the Following points: Scholarship lup- per fourth of classl, and citizenship., The student must be a good citizen in relation to teachers, other students, and school activities. The class names five candidates and from this list the faculty selects the Pilgrim ofthe Year. Runner- ups are featured on right of this page., GEURGE HHH HUGH HHHE HHUELL KEHHETH PIHHSTUH CHRUl WHUllHGlUH LHVUHHE CHLHUUH we' 4. od., sag' s .- 3 ew ' ' wigs.. xc .0-TN p S Q1 as at 1- va F -. 5 Q. -s .0 I? 1 'a N.. 'K ., . 'w '1l3'l3-QM -da P: , -as i a l -A 'QW X YM I 'Q egtf X A 1' M, ' l 0 x Q zz' ' 'la , '.. .i.,'.' A- Qt, I ' 0 'qfszixi fs'-'.r.. l:f1f 'ma ag D B r ssrss '.k.. ' .5Af ' ,.', YI' k',k, I A i l mi. K F .MS , 'ritz 1, :Qt 5 .- . y ,. Castleman, Larry Collier, Danny Davidson, Ralph Davis, Betty Dunger, Larry Edmonds, Jean Eifert, Bobby Eskew, Charles FHESHIHEH Adams, Ray Andersen, Jean August, Douglas Bain, Frank Baugh, Myra Blankenship, Richard Blattel, Hope Bond, Caroline Boren, Mary Boyd, Shirley Brantley, Camella Burns, Sue Finley, Richard Foulk, Janette Gibbs, Beda Flo Hamilton, Doris Hartle Martha Held, Delores Hensley, Paul Hitt, Pauline Hopke, Bruce Huck, Lois Lee Huffman, Marilyn Kimbel, Billy V4 K 5, X tw t X 5 S at X K f .li if i is K A jk as if M 'fi G51 ri S lg jx K ' 'O' J Q 6 Q 6 yi, . It by .. . ,ff ' 9 ,A N ' '- ff . 'ni' Q F QW, Rig X 3,4 K 1 YI- X . 2 I , , . I , 4 t 4, if v ,' flaw.-r 4...- QEY? ,:,g 31' ,up wk, f l! fi' --I ll. pi IZ '-'- .... ..... ., ..n.Iff UF 5-7 IQ Knight, Franklin Krieger, Velma Jane Little, Billy Don Little, Jerry Littlepage, Doyle Mayfield, Stanley Milligan, Larry Moore, Carolyn .. ' fn- ,- .sv K -bf - I I - 5, i R--sf A N.. Spencer , Pat ty Stevenson, Wade jf Tyl er, Jim S Webb, Vera Wells, Betty Wise, Virginia Wolfe, Eileen Nikonowicz, Mary Patterson, Wayne Payne, Jim Raines, Cletus Reynolds, Rosemary Ridings, Wayne Rogers, Carolyn Roth Rose Marie Sanders, Billie Sanders, Louise Schmitt, Delores Seabright, Kathrine t' , C3 ' sd' A , I 1 - , , 'A Q ,,,,,,, -,,, . 5 . Y ., ,M I nz y V fi , , 'tltih Q ' it ms ' tall! , yr 45 49' 4, A ' x 'J vb-' 0 sl wif' .4-s.-. gifs xy. , X, f A 1 1 W'--......... ,MA J! fb' ,-Q 1 sSV. A K ,,,,.-- Y, 'Q 4' ' 4 X' .2 ,X 9, ' 4' f 4- ia' - N m w'4l-. Q nu mm NN mx 'AS A--If xa- ,,4, ' wr 'H V535 UIIGUIHHI HUHVITIES .PQ ,pr KF I' 'N i FRANCES ARLENE ROBERTS WILLA LEE SWINDELL CAROL NAN SCHWETTMAIN Co-editor Co-editor Business Manager THE HILLTOP CRIER is published every six weeks by the members of the secretarial prac- tice class under the supervision of Albert R. Feldhoft, school publications adviser. Work on the paper is done outside of the regular class period and during evenings. The paper staff is affiliated with the National Scholastic Press Association, Columbia Press Associa- l953-54 HILLTUP GRIEH tion, Columbia University, New York, and the Missouri lnterscholastic Press Association, University Missouri, Columbia. The Crier received a Rank l rating in the recent MISPA Contest. This marks the eighth consecutive year for the Crier to receive this high rating., Members of the sraffarc at work on a forth- comingissue. THEY ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: W anda Hartlc, June Stuart Pell, Roy Lee Rccves, and co -editor Roberts, Production Manager Geor- gia Glaus is seen here putting on a stencil. Mary Kimbel is about to begin slip-sheeting. These two girls are in charge of mimeographing the paper. Joan Olson is cutting: headline tor the first page a the January issue . All head lines and pictures are cut o the mimeoscope . REPURTEHS HT lllUHH The Show Must Go Un. Yes, that is the' philosophy of these students. When a journalism class failed to materialize this year. the publication of the paper seem to be in doubt, But eighteen members of the secretarial practice class and Davis Carpenter and Roy Lee Reeves volunteered to publish the school paper. Here we have the entire HILLTOP CRIER Staff, THIRD ROW, READING LEFT T0 RIGHT: Roy Lee Reeves, Georgia Glaug, Davis Carpenter, Wanda Hartle, Shirley Hooper, and Jane Pell. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Kee- see, Kay Riggs, Carolyn Jones, Mary Kimbel, Alvina Petitt, Kathleen McCarty, Mary Edith Dover, Anita Sue Seal, Sharon Lance, and Carole Sue Reed. THIRD ROW: fat tahlej Carol Nan Schwettman, Willa Lee Swindell, Arlene Roberts, and Joan L. Olson. M. 'S-s.... Round and round they go, but instead ofmusic com- ing out the HILLTOP CRIER will become a finished product. Here we see members of the staffgath- ering pages of an issue. READING LEFT TO RIG HT: Mary Mae Kimbel, Anita Sue Seal, Kathleen Mc- Carty, Willa Lee Swin- dell, Kay Riggs, Wanda Hartle, Jane Pell, Carolyn Jones, and Carole Sue Reed. The girls say that this is an easy way to lose a few extra pounds of avoirdupois, Members of the distribution department are engaged in getting the current issue of the Crier in the hands ofthe student body and to complete the mailing of fifty exchange copies, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Dee Lance, Kathleen Mc- Carty, and Carol Nan Schwettman. JOAN L. OLSON President GEORGE LEA GLAUS Vice-President MARY MAE KIMBEL Secretary-Treasurer llllllllllll Hlllll UIHITE CHHPTER an F1171 A sa 1 imrtnaninnznl S gigh Srimnl 3uumali8B The purpose of the William Allen White Chapter of the Interna- tional Quill and Scroll society is to encourage and reward individ- ual achievement in iournalism. To become a member a student must be at least a junior in standing and have done superior work in some phase of journalism or creative endeavor. wg-up-mm-nm Members of the William Allen White Chapter of International Quill and Scroll society. READING LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 3: Georgia Lea Glaus, Davis Carpenter, Jane Stuart Pell, Joan L. Olson, Garnett Fisher, and Bennie Joe Cade. ROW 2: Anita Sue Seal, Alvina Petitt, Caro1Nan Schwettman, Kathleen McCarty, Mary Mae Kimbel, Carole Sue Reed, Wanda Hartle, Sylvia Keesee, Carolyn Jones, and Sharon Dee Lance. AT TABLE: Jack DeKalb Raney, Roy Lee Reeves, Frances Arlene Roberts, and Willa Lee Swindell. 54 lHE STHFF Roy Lee Reeves ...... Co-editor .lack DeKalb Raney .... Co-editor Davis Flack Carpenter . Business Manager Bennie Joe Cade Assistant Business Manager GarnettFisher . . Advertising Manager Wanda Hartle . . . Senior Class Editor Mary Edith Dover . . Senior Class Ed. Georgia Glaus . . . Junior Class Editor Kathleen McCarty Alvina Petitt. . Mary Mae Kimbel Joan L. Olson . Willa Lee Swindell. . Sylvia Keesee . Shirley Hooper . Bill Cook. . . Jim Hill . . . Garnett Fisher . Carol Schwettman Carole Sue Reed Kay Riggs . . Albert R. Feldhoft Sophomore Editor . Freshman Editor . Feature Editor . Feature Editor . . Feature Ed . . Feature Editor . Feature Editor . .Sports Editor . . Sports Editor . . Sports Editor Promotional Mgr. . . Copy Editor . . Copy Editor . . Adviser i953-54 llltHillllIES 1 N 'lub 'S- Relaxing after a long session of work on several phases of the '54 MEMORIES, the staff takes time out to refresh with a bottle of theirfavorite cold beverage and chat about the latest school news. In the rear we see Financial Wizzard Carpenter bidding adieu to a five dollar bill--and does he hate to depart with it. ROY LEE REAVES JACK DeKALB RANEY DAVIS FLACK CARPENTER Co-editor Co-editor Business Manager w'7'fHf f R-W l'he Big Four who planned and managed the 1953-54 MEMORIES, .EFT TO RIGHT: Garnett Fisher, Advertising manager, Roy Lee leeves, co-editor, Jack DeKalb Raney, co-editorg and Davis :lack Carpenter, Business manager. EIJITUHIHL HHIJ BUSINESS STHFF Typing contracts, statements, keep files up to date, recording entries in the columnar journal, checking up daily receipts, and making out pros- pective advertising and subscription lists are some of the duties of the bus- iness staff. READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlene Roberts, Garnett Fisher, Carol Nan Schwettman, Bennie Cade, Davis Carpenter, and Roy Lee Reeves. F. is fX ...mf 2 ill' fx, EFT TO RIGHT: Wanda lartle, Georgia Glaus, Alvina etitt, and Kathleen McCarty, lass editors, are identifying nd arranging pictures and vriting copy for their respec- ive class assignments. FEATURE EDITORS- -LEFT TO RIGHT: Willa Lee Swindell, JoanL. Olson, Sylvia Keesee, and Mary Mae Kimbel are writing copy for the various feature and activity pages of the '54 MEMORIES, ff' QRS Q49 I-F National Honor Society members. READING LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Janis Blattel, Carolyn Jones, Ioan L. Olson and Mary Edith Dover. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Mae Kimbel, Io Ann Williams, Rose Edith Lindeman, Frances Arlene Roberts FRONT ROW: Carol Nan Schwettman, Alvina Virginia Pettit, and Claudette Kay Riggs. Membership in the National Honor Society H H S is based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. NATIONAL HQ? 534:31 X I Q :- i E ? I Members of the sophomore class meeting the requirements of membership qualify as probationary members. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ada Rahe Ancell, LavonneCa1houn, Kenneth Pinks- ton, John David Roth, Glenda Lee Beardslee, George Ann Huck, and Rubye Lindeman. A A 1 Standing and sitting before the banquettable are active, honorary, and probational members of the I-F National Honor Society. READING LEFT TO RIGHT ON BACK ROW ARE: Carolyn Ann Jones, JanisB1attel, Ada Rahe Ancell, Lavonne Calhoun, George Ann Huck, Rubye Lindeman, John Stephens, Glenda Lee Beardslee, John David Roth, Kenneth Pinkston, Frances Arlene Roberts, Jo Ann Williams. AT TABLE: Joan L. Olson, Kay Claudette Riggs, Carol Nan Schwettman, Miss Maria Von Melle, guest speaker, Alvina Virginia Petitt, Mary Edith Dover, and Joe Weaver. XD MISS MARIA VON MELLE 58 Guest speaker from The Netherlands H TUHST TU THE . HllllllIlED may ' 2 muff' 41 an-.,. -,.. in 35 Scene from the annual National Honor Society banquet given at Peck's Cafe in honor of the newly inducted active and probation members, given by the present members ofthe society. READING LEFT TO RIGHT: A. W. Wright, super- intendentg Mrs. Irvin Wheeler, Robert Rosenquist, Mrs. John R. Wilhite, Miss Merle Miller, Ada Rahe Ancell, George Ann Huck, Lavonne Calhoun, Rubye Lindeman, JanisBlatte, Carolyn Jones, Joan Olson, Kay Riggs, Carol Schwettman, Miss Maria Von Melle, Alvina Petitt, Mary Edith Dover, Joe Weaver, Arlene Roberts, Jo Ann Williams, John Stephens, Glenda Beardslee, David Roth, Kenneth Pinkston, John R. Wilhite, Mrs. Robert Rosenquist, and Principal Irvin Wheeler. 0 .QW -. 0 Rs. Q IILLA LEE SWINDELL President iRS. NANCY HUNTER KAISER FHA Adviser fUlUIlE HUIIIEIIIHHEHS UF HHIERIIIH THIRD ROW, READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Vaughn, Sandra Grannemann, Jo Ann Estes, Janis McCormick, Delores Day, Shirley Hooper, Ioan Olson, Jane Pell, Dora Mae Germain, Glenda Rhea Beardslee, Glenda Payne, Pansy Snider, Mary Smith Hale, Georgia Glaus, SECOND ROW: Barbara Sanders, Sharon Lance, Emma gene Roberts, Mary Kimbel, Carol ' Schwettman, Kay Riggs, Carole Sue Reed, Carol Wadlingtori, Marilyn Gearing, Sue Webb, Janis Blatel, Julia Kirk, Pauline Hitt, Pat Fox, NA MXH Willa Swindell. FIRST ROW: Anita Sue Seal, Carolyn Jones, Mary Y Lee Smith, Jeannette Kelley, Martha Eifer t, Mary Edith Dover, Alviha Petitt, Beda Flo Gibbs, Mary Garrison, Cynthia Wise, Kay f If 4' Knupp, Kathleen McCarty, Sylvia Keesee, Lorraine Isaacs, Betty Lou LJ ' 7, Sanford, and Camilla Brantley. ,wiv 'Vi NEW FHA officers--LEFTTORIGHT, BACK ROW: Georgia Glaus, historian, Sue Webb, parlia - mentariang Kay Riggs and Sharon Dee Lance, song 6 leaders, and setting at table, Jane Pell treasurer, Willa Lee Swindell, president, and Alvina I Petitt, vice-president. 5 ,gb A d YQ, if , 'v :F - fn J fi p, , 23 M, 4 .. fig SJ 'l l if it 'U' ,4 A x I W Xfxwqx ,.-sv' President Willa Lee Swindell is sitting on Santa's knee telling him the wantsof the members of the FHA Chapter, at their annual Christmas Party held in the school gymnasium. F. H. H. HCTIVITIES How much ami offered for this slave? Fifty cents! Who will make it 55 cents? Fifty-five one, twice. . . .. Sold for 55 cents to the young gentleman in the back of the room. These familiar cries were heard at the first Slave Day sponsored by the FHA, Here we see master and slave posing before beassigned work. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGH'I'g Reeves, Varnon, J. Webb, McElmurry, Bain, Auctioneer John Wilhite, Hamilton, and Davidson. MIDDLE ROW: Schwettman, Estes, Hooper, Germain, Petitt, and C. Riggs. FIRST ROWgSwindell, Jones, K. Riggs, Blattel, Corn, Kelley, Patterson, Wheeler, Olson, Miller, Glaus, Dover, Lance, Day. -ss. -. r o . , I Q l, e 'al I ,. r FHA Installation ceremony. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lance, Hooper, Glaus, Petitt, Swindell, Webb, Riggs, and Dover, allofficers. FIRST ROW: Knupp, Fox, Wadlington, P. Hitt, G. Beardslee, Gibbs, Brantley, B. Sanders, Kimbel, Garrison, and E, Roberts, ,Q Barbara Sanders modeling her dress at the Mother and Daughter Tea. Others waiting to model are: Willa Lee Swindell, Janis Blattel, and Anita Sue Seal. FHA Chapter Mothers: Mrs. William Connelly and Mrs. Paul Ham. yy, S iris l i A , 4 .., . . gk STUDENT COUNCIL Under the capable leadership of Davis Flack Carpenter, president, the i953-54 student council mode ci remarkable showing. Many out standing projects were sponsored or supervised by this student govern ing body. The council was repre sented atthe State Student Council Convention at Marysville by Davis Co rpe n te r , Donald McElmurry Larry Dunger, ond Larry Castle man. At this convention Larry Castlemon was selected os one of the representatives from Missouri to attend the National Convention St. Paul, Minnesota. DAVIS F LACK CARPENTER Preslilirfii see President Car icalmecling o the stu entcouncil. READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Louise Daniels, W' Caro1RoEers,Jean Andersen, LarryCastlcnian, Larry Dun- ger, I. W. Varnon, C uck Miller, David Spencer, A lvina Petitt, secre- taryglienneth Pinkston, Willa Swindell, corresponding sccretaryg Arlene Roberts, Donald McElmurry, Mary Edith Dover, vice-president, and Y Emmagene Roberts. r ? I pemeripresidinlig overa typ: llere we f'7My, 'v ' ff.. ,, ,,I, f ,,,j ,,,,'ff1ff uv, ly, f fl x4 A X 3 V . . I 1 CUUHCIL HCTIVITIES Nl fl Wf 'Wu 7' flung?-fy L., Q., hy, hl 'V1 XWIIUIV 'I 'fzu 0 'fn f V ' Inlay U3'4Z1f,,,k' , ,f UWNYEIQ BETTER We want Carpenter, was the cry of the fair sex as they launched their campaign to elect Carp as president, Parents visi ' g p LEFT TO RIGHT: Lance, Hale,Petitt, Snider, Jones, Carpen- sored by council, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, Hahs, Mrs. Castle- ter, Riggs, and Schwettman, man and son Larry, Iohnwilhite, Dover, Stephens, and Roth, tin science de artment during Open House spon- Students standing in line awaiting to cast their vote for stu- dent council president and representatives, Carol Rogers is Bringing Christmas cheer to the patients of the polio ward at seen here marking her ballot. U b il St, Frances Hospital was one of the projects of the counc , I ommercial teachers from nearby schools, foreign students and iembers of the German department from SEMO State college were nests of the councilat a reception given in honor of Miss Roswitha l, Cramer, visiting commercialteacher from Cologne, Germany, ther distinguished guests resent were: Dr. and Mrs, .H. Hill, MissClara Hoff- lan, instructors at SEMO allege, Miss Emma Hoff- ian, and Rev, RoySteele, irst Christian church, ape Girardeau, l Student teachers and Student-Principal Davis Carpenter take over the rei.ns of I-F on StudentGovernment day. Here we see the stu dent teachers as they were introduced to the student body at aspe cial assembly held prior to the first period on that respective day 'Wfwi' 8913 Visiting eighth graders. Through the courtesy of Mrs. Fred Weaver, manager of the lllmo Grade School Cafeteria, visiting eighth grade students and council members were treated to a meal. Sixty-three eighth graders from Ancell, Graysboro, Commerce, and the Junior High were guests of the councilat the annualGuid- ance Day. The visitors were given an opportunity to see the school in action, meet the teachers, and get-ac- quainted with the various activities and school as a whole, I I A-fig! . 'YE in I 1-.Q mt l Y s ,Nm u 2 31 4' f Student librarians. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Hamilton, Glenda Milligan, Charles Markland, David Roth, Miss Merle Miller, Librarian supervisor, and Marvin Raines. AT TABLE: George Ann Huck, JerryBrantley, Ada Hahe Ancell, John Stephens, and Jim Hill, Members of the Librar Club, STANDING LEFT TO LIBHHHIHHS Although our library is small, bountiful knowledge is packed in every nook and corner. For those who appreciate works of litera- ture, it isa regular stop between classes. Our student librarians are always attentive and ready to help those who are searching for reference works, and also those who seek advice ona good biography, or fiction book. y , RIGHT: Kathleen McCarty, Shirley Hooper, Mrs. Carleen Carson, Ada Rahe Ancell Marvin Raines Janis Blattel Joan Olson Jim Hill J hn St h , , , , , o ep ens, Davis Carpenter, Jerry Brantley, Raymond Hamilton, Charles Markland, and Bill Cook, AT TABLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Merle Miller, George Ann Huck, S, Keesee, G, Milligan, L, Isaacs, Sue Seals, and David Roth, Images not available Images not available agel, Pat Sturm, rn, Bill Cook, J. ttel, Frank Bain, ,ou Sanford, Lor- Lindeman. FIRST :ara Sanders, Sue UUH BHHU Hex' lxf Q nv J' .V gs, s vw 'rl' J A , .- ., -:W xx 1 's ,ff 'N-. ' ML, ,W ui ' tn rf 5 ,,,,,, . ,V x. ANITA SUE SEAL Drum Maior MH M l STRIKE UP THE BAND! Here we come. Yes, it is the marching band of I-F led by Drum Major Anita Sue Seal. Although small in number, the band is one of the most popular and well known groups in the school, with its snappy drills and well-played music. The band portici ates not only in school activities at games and pep rallies, butalso marches in parades, attends the district band marching clinic, Southeast Missouri Band Festival, and performs in the annual music department concert. The band has been under the able direction of Edward Carson this year and much credit is to be given Mr . Carson for the progress the band has made under his direction . 67 OUR DIRECTOR BARITQNE MARCH F. E. Brsstow B-2 at ' eve F is--I 1 bl! Arr b R, E Hrldreth 2 SRX. . Y F ff X I N' me GIRLS' UHURUS FIFTH ROW, READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Willa Swindell, Jo Williams, Mary Smith Hale, Jane Pell, Joan Ol- son, Delores Day, Shirley Hooper, Sandra Grannemann, Lois Huck, Georgia Glaus, Janice McCormick, FOURTH ROW: Shirley Vaughn, Jo Ann Estes, Linda Wells, Anita Sue Seal, Carole Sue Reed, Billie Sanders, Barbara Sanders, Cynthia Wise, Sharon Lance, Pat Fox, THIRD ROW: Mary Lee Smith, Martha Eifert, Alvina Petitt, Patty Spencer, Emmagene Roberts, Rose Marie Roth, Nancy Graves, Kathleen McCarty, Lavada Heur- ing, Mary Edith Dover, Edward Carson, director, SECOND ROW: Betty Lou Sanford, Marilyn Coombes, Carol Rogers, Betty Wells, Linda Williams, Shirley Stephens, Carolyn Bond, Virginia Wise, Kay Knupp, Arlene Roberts, Janis Blattel, Rubye Lindeman. FIRST ROW: Lucille Ward, Jeannette Kelley, Carolyn Moore, Doro- thy Walker, Martha Hartle, Pauline Hitt, Beda Flo Gibbs, Carol Nan Schwettman, Pansy Snider, Kay Riggs, and Camella Brantley. JO ANN ESTES Accomponist sf Y ,,,,, sous' out cum l ' K X I .45'v-:g'--Prg- A TQ ij f R After an elapse of several years on the curriculum, a boys' glee club was organ- , Q I ized this year under the direction of Edward Carson, music director. Although R few in number, they made up this difference by hard work and by the end of the first semester they made their first public appearance. The boys' not only participated in school assemblies but they also attended the SEMO District Choral Festival, and appeared on the Spring coricert program, singing three numbers. They also joined the girls' chorus in two stirring numbers. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald E. Parker, Frank Bain, Jim Webb, Andrew Westrich, Donald McElmurry. FRONT ROW: Larry Miller, Charles fChuckJ Miller, Charles Riggs, and Clyde Row- land. - 11:3 '59ir ' ff9F ' -1: 5 69 iii i S uint: an un ii 'Kawai' 'ful ff OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Garnett Fisher, sergeant-at-armsg Raymond Ham- ilton, vice-presidentg Coach Kelley, sponsorg Jack Raney, presidentg and Donald McElmurry, secretary-treasurer, 70 whiff, 'D , , U .s N Q -waf ' A THIRD ROW , LEFT TO RIGHT: Garnett Fisher, Carl Kagle, D a vis Carpenter, Bill Cook, Billy Don Little. SECOND L., I . UU7777 wo?-'O E.:'i4i BIBLE.. wgia E012 OEF' 255.5 ' CF: '-'Zoo 5's4':1s4 dill! KOR' Go.-. .mn QN4 Er' L. r--.PV :FO L...- wo B. Wa: 2:1 -za. Payne. FIRST ROW: Marvin B lattel, Ch a r le s fChuckj Miller, Jim McMul- len, Larry Dunger, lEilElllllEll'S CLUB Under the direction of Coach Wi l l iam Kelley, the Lettermen's club was organized this year. The purpose of the club was to foster better sportsmanship and closer social relationships among the let- termen of I-F . Pins were purchased during the year and the group spon- sored several social events. H12 Ani? 1571322 ,,!i,v'?u 5125 'qi ' mi QWKQQ ,. . -,,,4..x ,- N cb PUUI lUUllIS ' , k hh , .. X -2. r ' . ,..ss: A .u,1x.fff EUUTBHEE M CHHUEE SUE REED 3 f 3 Q 3, 0' i 1 Ag, .. at xi. 5 I crown you 1953-54 Football Queen. With these words Captain Jack Raney placed the traditional crown upon the head of Her Majesty--Carole Sue Reed. The Coronation ceremony preceeded the Homecoming game with the Portagevi1lBulldogs at Houck Stadium, Cape Girardeau. LEFT TO RIGHT: Velma Jane Krieger, Jim Payne, Captain Raney, Queen Carole Sue Reed, Garnett Fisher, and Ronald Parker. Queen Carole Sue and her court, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Grannemann, Bucky Baker, Velma Jane Krie ger, Captain Jack Raney, Queen Carole Sue Reed, Gamett Fisher, Ronald Parker, Mary Steger, David Cummings '52 captain, and retiring queen Jane Davidson. - S JHHE FELL WEWUHHS uuffn X fv- OA 1 'B-' g J K Amid a background resembling a large sheet of ice and featuring alarge picture of Frosty the Snowman, above the throne, and with two whiteluminous Christmas trees on each side of the throne at which stoodtwo life-size facsimiles of Frosty, lovely Jane Stuart Pell, senior, was crowned Memories Queen of 1953-54. LEFT TO RIGHT: the Queen s court, Leonard Hager, Carol Wadlington, Davis Carpenter, Queen Jane, Roy Lee Reeves, Delores Held, Bennie Joe Cade, Peggy Daniels, and Jack DeKalb Raney. Here we see Co-editor Roy Lee Reeves placing the crown upon Her Majesty--Jane Stuart Pell. Davis Carpenter business manager, just prior tothe coronation, presented the queen-elect with the traditional one dozen red roses. QS af,-ff wmv' xkg, si sw NK 1 if WMM 4 In ll' st' F 1 f QQ -'---4-rf' Davis Flack Carpenter, business manager, presents Billie Sanders with a portable radio which was given away by the yearbook staff at the Memories dance. Louis William Ferguson is seen here drawing out the lucky number from the container being held by Bennie Joe Cade, assistant business manager. Congratulations were in order to the committee in charge of the annual Memories dance for making this social event not only an entertaining success but also a financial gain for the staff. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Lee Reeves, Bennie Joe Cade, Mary Mae Kimbel, Mary Edith Dover, Davis Carpenter, and Jack Raney. s. i y H: 6 tr ,.. f 0 , J t e 1 ez 5 Q tw A M www V' 3' . 1 fi fm 1 i 9-5 is fn is 5 Efifmmk A S Queen Anita Sue and her court, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ada Rahe Ancell, Kenneth Pinkston, Joan Pribble, retiring queen, Cap- tain Jack DeKalb Raney, Queen Anita Sue Seal, Char1esQChuckJ Miller, Pat Sturm, Billy Don Little, and Billie Sanders Basketball queen candidates. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ada Rahe Ancell, sophomoreg Anita Sue Seal Qwinnerj, seniorg Pat Sturm, junior: and Billie Sanders, freshman, i Captain Jack Raney places the crown upon Her Majesty as Coach William Kelley presents the new queen with a dozen of lovely red roses. lun' , M zu'-1 n1i r QM s! v SCENES Elilllll lHE Si. PHlHIlIIi'S UHHUE St, Patrick's Court. LEFT TO RIGHT: Davis Carpen- ter, Sonny Davidson, Betty Wells, David Spencer, Queen Jo Ann Estes, St, Patrick fKeith Zeigenhornj, Carolyn Huffman, Maurice Miller, Kay Riggs, and Marvin Blattel, i 1 X ,, Q x ' XR v ' 5 -' 'sn I l s oi Keith Zeigenhorn, SEMO State col- lege student, as St. Patrick, crowns Miss Jo Ann Estes, junior, queen at the annual St. Pahick's party sponsored by the stu- dent council. Left of Queen Jo Ann is David Spencer, her escort. Student Council President, Davis Car- penter, presents Queen Jo Ann with a box of candy and some iewelry. Queen Jo Ann and St. Patrick con- verse after ceremony. Q s V mi in 4 M li' 'ii eg? M 5 3 r li: J' '7' Q ff W S ii X K x I 1 A gn vs , E. X ' E ,Z A seri f 9 L ky -,V, 4.. i fl rssl e 5 E'i',P f ,Q ' X .. , nr, . 03 lb I Ye E' .W :J w gs . l' 1 4' Y ti vi Q, 3 1 Jw . ,.. img--' . f g -. im ' af Mm I il X , l ir S 'igx 946' 'iE- si X Ge, of l r ' c lx 5 H 32 r E f fi' RAYMOND HAMILTON MARVIN BLATTEI.. BILL COOK Center Guard Tackle I-F O JACKSON 40 The Rams went to Jackson and played their first game of the '53 season . Though the morale was high, the Jackson Indians were a little too much for the Rams. I-F 0 DEXTER 19 Although the Rams tried desperately, the Bearcats, paced by their left halfback, were too much for our boys to cope with. I-F I8 EAST PRAIRIE 0 The Rams finally broke into the winning column by defeating the East Prairie Eagles. The boys, working as a team, were able to score 18 points and mark up their first victory. JIM WEBB IRVIN MARTIN Quarterback Guard Poorman busting through the Portageville line for a net gain of I5 yards in on onslaught with the opponent eleven . 1- ' CHUCK MILLER Fullback BOB HARGER End JIM McMULLEN Halfback ARTHUR POORMAN DONALD McE LMURRY Fullback Guard I-F 0 MALDEN 6 The team traveled to Maldentoovertake the Green Wave. Both teams fought to a standstill for about half of the first quarter, however in the last few minutes of the quarter the Green Wave was able to push over the lone counter of the game. I-F 0 HAYTI 58 The Rams played the Hayti Indians at Hayti before cr large crowd. The Indians had one of the best lines that the boys played against this year. The Hayti club scored at will and the game ended in their favor. I-F 0 CHAFFEE 52 Facing their rivals, the Chaffee Red Devils, the Rams tried to continue their iinx over their opponents. However, this year it was different, and the Red Devils upset the Rams . l-F 0 PORTAGEVILLE Bulldogs too much for the Rams. Portageville's All-State back Don Hawkin's is thrown for a loss by the Rams. l '-R L55 ,. ax,- .Q ,K k ' x W Qi PWA QQ -Q-. Q . if XY-.nf - 'I J 'Q f 0hn is 'E ,S JK 'sf 5 I ta I Sf l f GARNETT FISHER CAPTAIN JACK RANEY DAVIS CARPENTER Forward Guard Center 6 5 Pinkston lays one up good For two points. Fisher takes ball off of oppo- Carpenter tries to get tip off nents background . from the Eagles. f2a4n4 I P BI LL COOK Forward 1 BHSHEIBH Charleston 49 79 Anniston 50 77 Morley 41 65 Vanduser 52 49 College High 60 70 Oran 53 71 East Prairie 45 42 - Advance 50 94 Jackson 63 59 Delta 47 64 Rlurw- KENNETH PINKSTON DAVID SPENCER BILLY DON LITTLE D Guard Forward Center Vlflll OPPONENTS WE THEY CHUCK MILLER Benton 66 59 Guard Charleston 61 94 Sikeston 31 67 'Puxico 71 92 Blodgett 86 44 'Lincoln of Charleston 49 61 Dielwlstadt 58 49 J. W. VARNON 'Silceston 29 57 Forward 'Tournament games The I-F fighting first fiveg Kenneth Pinkston, Bill Cook, Davis Carpenter, Gar- nctt Fisher, and Jack Rziney. ONALD MCELMURRY Forward Hmm 7 COACH KELLEY it ol 2' . Ea.-5 -,gf 1 5535? 9 m B squad: BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Parker, Marvin Blattel, Maurice' Miller, and Frank Bain. FIRST ROW Coach William Kelley, larry Dunger, Wesley Shadowan, Collin Dover, Jim Uelsrnann, and Raymond Hamilton, manager B TEHHI SUIHITIH Opponents We Charleston - - 55 Anniston - - - 42 Morley - - 51 Vanduser- - 28 College High - - 48 Oran -' - - - 28 East Prairie - - 49 Jackson - - - 29 Chaffee - - - 23 Delta - - - 38 Benton - - 48 Blodgett - - - 23 Diehlsmdr - - 21 Sikeston - - 16 Charleston - - 44 Bill Cook goes up in the air to take rebounds .........,. . They 70 72 33 17 32 21 33 33 44 31 29 22 31 27 61 Raney scores two points on a set-up V ie v 5 fi X ' WHEN YOU SHOP SURE T0 STOP MIRGWITS HELPED PAY YOUR '54 MEIURIES cm. comvmv mo vmnrsnc cu QSSPLINGHOFI Bmxorfommsr unumss faux' ,so Mews 'QWIAIQTW YLVAN FURNN :xii CO, WNY UNE 4, ment, i'iIR?4?ilRl wma : Jes? Awe i!!fRf7fS96I'i 'WK vmuf x if ' YOUNG fm mg :ma mm f1!El? RAGS?5A'.A, U'43E i2 - .1 . ws noun 'saw Af GARD3 H45 V2 'Q-F fvfiif iLLE!? sew: mv ffm: A LES 2?US:i0m's cmemss i QSSCUTRC' Qin, IUHIHPUHI BUYERS HIISSUUHIHH Plilllllllll Hllll STHTIUHEHU CUIHPHHU Phone 5-6611 Cape Girardeau, Missouri Printing - Lithographing - Office Supplies Furniture - Everything for the office Authorized Dealers for A. B. Dick 'Equipmentand Supplies Modern Coffee Shop Motor . and Grill Court , 6 V . Hickory Good Beds A l A Smoked Private y Barbecue Showers Southern Steam Fried Heated Chicken Air- Steaks Cooled SAVE WITH SAVEWAY Goodyear Tires Wholesale Retail Pennzoil Oil We Strive Ancell, Missouri To Please Phones - 360 - Station 74 .. ... . .. V f . . M- SEAL'S GROCERY AND FISHING TACKLE Phone I0 C. E. Seal, Propr. Fornfelt Missouri QQ if 31412 INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO. Cape Girardeau Missouri Shoe Manufacturers 4 X' -- v , FIRST STATE BANK OF FORNFELT Member of F.D.l.C. 'Service since I905 ... M ,... .....,..m.,: ..,. .Q ,,gg. 32.51- 'I 'lv' BISPLINGHOFF FUNERAL HOME Phone 293 I I Imo, Missouri L1- 'gwqff J ., If THE JIMPLICUTE Your local newspaper Commercial Printing lllmo, Missouri C I' t MISSOURI UTILITIES 0 '2f e S 0 9 . . . sf I-Isss PORTER A cItIzen wherever we serve ' Phone 195 Treasurer Scott County f Fornfelt, Missouri j- Benton Missouri 1 Y I W 909 at Il JO MACK'S DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Fornfelt, Mo. Air-Conditioned FARMCREST DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP. Distributors of Pevely Super Test Grade A Dairy Products Middle and Independence St. Cape Girardeau, Missouri THE FEDERAL MATERIALS COMPANY, INC. Phone I99 Crushed Stone, Agriculture Limestone, Rip Rap Stone Norman L. Hely, President A.W. Zimmer, Jr., Sec.-Treas. Cape Girardeau, Missouri I6 No. COOLEY PAINT CO. PHELAN PAINTS Finest for 50 Years Spanish Cape Girardeoum Wallpaper Fine Picture Framing MODEL GROCERY Our store is as near as your telephone . For Choice Groceries--Meats Phone 208 or 238 Talkl Don'f walkl W.H. Roth and H.F. Held Proprietors I l lmo, Missouri HARRIS CLEANERS 24 Years of Service Zippers Repaired Or Replaced Free Delivery Call 2lI lllmo, Missouri HOWARD-SWAN ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY Your Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Broadway and Pacific Cape Girardeau, Missouri Dial 5-7729 HUTSON FURNITURE COMPANY AND HUTSON BROS. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Cope Girardeau, Missouri EXCELSIOR FURNITURE CO. Cape Girardeau, Missouri LES RUSSOM'S GARAGE General Automobile Always Newest in Style Always Best ln Quality Always Fair Prices TH E BUCKN ER-RAGSDALE Repairs COMPANY lllmo, Missouri Phone 342 Cape Girardeau Missouri I l lmo-Fornfelt TRIO ROLLER RINK A Good Place to Live SOUTH EAST MISSOURI LUMBER COMPANY Phone 3 lllmo, Missouri We sell Shoe Skates -ln For Parties Phone 78 Ancell, Missouri Mr. and Mrs. George Blattel Owners and Operators Compliments of RUH'S MARKET Cape Girardeau's Food Center 605 Good Hope Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri C6165 Continous Quality Continous Price P The pause that refreshes with ice-cold V ,f l UNITED OIL CO. U.S. Royal Tires Save 30 'Xa or more United Super Charged Gasoline Save 44 per gallon Highway 61 and Independence Cape Girardeau, Mo. Compliments of 0. L. SPENCER Probate Court Benton, Missouri Compliments of BLUE HOLE GARDEN Pit - BQ Our specialty Cape Girardeau Missouri HEHFF-JUIIES IIUHIPHIILI The finest class rings, announcements, medals, trophies and school annuals D.W. Blakney, Representative Dexter Phone 210 Missouri SH IVELBINE MUSIC STORE Cape Girardeau, Mo. Complete Musical Needs W.L. Bill Shivelbine REDDICK'S FLORAL SHOP Flowers for holidays and everyday occasions Dial 5-5767 Cape Girardeau, Missouri Some banks prefer the large accounts Some banks prefer the small We simply voice a single choice This bank prefers them all. FARMERS 8: MERCHANTS BANK Cape Girardeau, Missouri ROSS YOUNG AND SONS Cape Girardeau, Missouri Suits for Men and young men 24 N . Main For the best in food service, and courtesy, dine at the VILLAGE INN Illmo Mrs. Louise Curnell Missouri Congratulations To The Senior Class OF 1954 For a Big Job Well Done BUHRD UF EUUCHTIUH Phone 61 Kelso Missouri Philco Radios-Maytag Washers Uregas Sherwin-Williams Paints-Varnishes Tappan Service Kelvinator Refrigerators Gas Ranges Complete Sales and Service HIIIIIVS DEPHRIIHEIII SIUHE Phone 243 III M R b BH IH B II BHEHD Is Fresh N IIy CongratuIations I954 Graduates! IIEIIIBHI PHCIIIIIB IIUIIIPHIIU P kers of Central' Brand PorIc and Beef Product Ph 5 339I C p G rdeau, Mo. - Q Mmm-'fig 73 Mrk IVIILHEIIIE CREAM MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS CORPORATION ,V ff' - - '-1- ' IIIIIIIIVI 0 I. IIIII -u.,,,m, ' .rr,, Colden Royal ... , . .I X I TASTE . . . EPSI BIGGER Mm LAYN E'S Orange - Grape - Strawberry Sikeston , Missouri EXCLUSIVE DEALER WILLIAMSIIN IYPEWIIIIEII CII. Q 5-:aaa 705 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. .ARNOLD'S GRAIN 8- FEED gangs, uccmsur rains, rsnmlzsn, HARDWARE G CUSTOM GRINDING Ancell. Missouri PHONE 73 G. E. APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERINGS PROPANE GAS we lbligclor jurnifure omlaang CHARLESTON, MISSOURI PHONE 685l HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS OFFICE EQUIPMENT PLUMBING SUPPLIES CAPE GIRARDEAU MEMORIAL . COMPANY For Expert Watch Dependable Monument Service ReP0IfIn9 C . F . Sander, Proprietor See CARI. M. HILLEMAN, JEWELER lIImo, Mo. 2103 W. Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Congratulations! Class of '54 OQQZ smu1'l-IERN MISSOURI MUTURS My PHONE 4-2309 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Sales: Van B. Goodwin Service: Gordan L. Goodwin SUNNY HILL DAIRY Quality Dairy Products Visit Our Dairy Bar Cape Girardeau, Mo. 45 So. West End Boulevard CARL J. WRIGHT 81 SONS Manufacturers JOBBERS Distributors Fans--Blades--Guards Shafting--Bearings--Collars 2102 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo Compliments L. A. TUCKER TRUCK LINES, INC. Cape Girardeau For Relaxation Try Q Game of Billiards At The ILLMO RECREATION PARLOR Missouri Pet Cavaness, Mgr . Compliments Compliments of of HILLTOP CRIER STAFF ILLMO-FORNFELT PARENT- TEACHERS ASSOCIATION SPRENGER STAN DARD SERVICE Atlas Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Illmo, Missouri Phone 295 Residence Phone 1613 BOSS' SUPER MARKET GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 159 Fornfelt, Missouri BOHAN NON CLEANERS AND DYERS Cleaning, Pressing, and Alterations Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 2 Fornfelt, Missouri ILLMO BEAUTY SHOP Phone 180 Operator Owner Hazel Payne Alma Scherer ANCELL SALES COMPANY M-M MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE Modern Machinery Phone 1 1 Ancell , Missouri THE STEIMLE BUSINESS SCHOOL OF CAPE GIRARDEAU Salutes the Senior Class of 1954 of Illmo-Fornfelt High School and extends to each member best wishes for future success . RESSEL'S CASH STORE QUALITY GROCERIES Lowest Prices Consistent with Quality Kelso Phone 157R Missouri Good Fashion Need Not be Expensive Main at Themis Dial 5-6433 Cape Girardeau, Missouri ELU-IUHLHER FHCTUHU BHHH UFILLWU ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Church Methodist Church Baptist Church Baptist Church Eisleben Lutheran Assembly of Goal Methodist Church Wesleyan Methodist EVERY SUNDAY Location lllmo, Mo. Fornfelt, Mo.. lllmo, Mo. lllmo, Mo. lllmo, Mo. Fornfelt, Mo. Ancell, Mo. Pastor Robert Bingenheimer L. F. Bain R. L. Fox W. W. Marihg A. M. Roberts Wesley J. Clark Wilbur C. Coates Congratulations to The T954 Memories Staff I YSUI ll.. J S. l l J.. Photography in the modern manner HY. 61 SOUTH - SIKESTON. MO. - PHONE 633 Your Memories Photographer Compliments of MEYER-ALBERT GROCER CO. Cape Girardeau, Mo. CONNIE SHOP Ladies Shoes Where New Styles Make Their First Appearances 122 N . Main Dial 5-5130 Cape Girardeau, Missouri PHIL C. HAMAN DRU GS-SUNDRIES-KODAKS 609 Broadway Dial 5-3442 A Complete Stock Of Photographic Accessories and Supplies Flowers For All Occasions HENRY A. OCHS FLORAL 725 Broadway Dial 5-9491 Cape Girardeau, Missouri C BEN FRANKLIN STORE 5 8. 10 S1 .00 8. Up Shop the Convenient Self Service Way Illmo, Mo. PATRONS SAVEWAY GRILL MIDWAY GARAGE ALFRED A. HALTER, ASSESSOR IRVIN'S MEN STORE CAPE GIRARDEAU SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE MERCHANT'S GRILL Compliments Of SHARON LANCE AND MlLADY'S Lingerie--Sportswear--Hosiery--Uniforms Phone 5-5979 405 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. LANG'S JEWELERS Frisco, Mo. P.R.R. Greyhound Inspectors 126 N. Main St. Dial 4-2404 Cape Girardeau Missouri AMRH EIN DRUG STORE Prescriptions, Fountain Service School Supplies, Drug Needs Animal and Poultry Remedies Veterinary Supplies Joe Amrhein, R . Ph. lllmo, Missouri Compliments LESEM TIRE CO. 325 So. Sprigg Dial 4-1204 Cape Girardeau, Mo. Goodyear Tires and Batteries CAPE CENTRAL AIRWAYSI, INC. MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Cape Girardeau, Mo. Dial 5-6363 Compliments Of ROY LEE REEVES Compliments MAC'S MARKET Groceries and Meats lllmo, Missouri Phone 273 U N N ERSTALL'S DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE 630 Good Hope Cape Girardeau Missouri Dial 5-2909 Compliments I-f siunfii council Our Motto: Hitch Your Wagon to a Star . President: Davis Carpenter Vice President: Mary Edith Dover Corresponding Secretary: Willa Lee Swindell Secretary-Treasurer: Alvina Petitt Adviser: Albert R . Feldhoff Congratulations to '54 Graduatesl I-F lEllEHlllEIl'S CLUB President: Jack Raney Vice. Pres.: Raymond Hamilton Sec . -Treas .: Don McElmurry Supervisor: Coach Kelley MARTIN OIL COMPANY The finest gasoline money can buy Free Premiums E. Wadlington, Operator Cape Girardeau, Missouri RILEY'S GROCERY AND MARKET Fresh fruits and vegetables Frozen Foods Phone 33 Fornfelt, Missouri HEUER TRUCK SALES International Trucks and Busses Fruehauf Trailers Elmer Heuer I0-2 So. Sprigg Dial 5-8251 BONER-HARMON FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Phone 313 lllmo, Missouri cl-nuns sum: Low prices every day I736 Broadway-Cape Girardeau, Mo. Open every night until 8 o'cIock for your shopping pleasure . Walker G. ChiId's, Owner Q 1' ul X A v, EBB'S BARBER SHOP E. J. Cruse, Propr. A Ram Booster lllmo, Missouri EIFERT'S SH ELL STATION . Gasoline and Motor Oil Washing and Lubrication Ray Buddy Eifert, Operator lllmo, Missouri GRAN NEMAN N SERVICE STATION Saveway Products Commerce , Missouri WIMPY'S DRIVE-IN Hamburgers, French Fries Soft Drinks-Soft Cream Our Specialties Highway 61 and Cape Rock Drive Cape Girardeau, Missouri GAYLORS SHOE STORE Shoes for All the Family 104 N. Main Street Cape Girardeau, Missouri Dial 5-3850 M 8- S PHOTO SERVICE Film Developing Film-Supplies-Photostats 34 N. Main Cape Girardeau, Mo. Dial 5-9893 Roy F . Schwartz, Owner WRING'S TOT-TEEN SHOP Everything for Children 429 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri CRAIG INSURANCE General Insurance Phone 291 Illmo, Missouri CHARLEY SCHNEI DER'S DRIVE-IN On Hiway 61 300 Ft. So. of Broadway Cape Girardeau, Missouri HENSON'S GROCERY Finer Meats and Groceries Illmo, Missouri SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE Cape Girardeau, Mo. W. W. Parker, President Courses Lead to A.B., B.S., B.S. in Ed., and B.S. in Voc. Home Economics. Well-Manned and Well-Equipped Write for a Bulletin Ea SUPPLEMENT ll -if Q' A, fry' 4 wif- ,b 11 Lyvtxy L, ,L V L - ,. , JL L . . , A ,y-,ff -- VJJL fr ,L o L ,A L x ' ' L A , ,L L K. -1 Q , L, 4 a.LL , xv I 'Q Hy' fm in ,X .. dak .L LL L .. A Q iffy ' Y' . oh' -. 4 L.. Q- 'Y' 'T if x .LL Q 'P .. , L' - ' M- -M.: .1 r . W H:-1 L 5.44, .- . - - . , ,L TM' if Q N f -f f , 4 'iv 'K yr v9 N ,mg Q A rr Tri? NV: .1 , . N' -' N Q. 3 f ,Q Q QB' mi H a- ' fl u L , ,E :isa-, L, x X ,Lzwf-,L wsrfftiswfwf. 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