Lutesville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1950 volume:

Lu+esvilk Grade School • ■ Paper Staff Yea� -l ook Staff i J HIGH SHOOL FACULTY r- Delhi ar Cobbte i)K I: De ba Enge harc t Lyhne Dodson Grenc. D ■ ■ Engelhardt r Agnes Minniear Louise Cold well Freda Croft John L ehmann SENIOR CLASS HISTORY When the Junior Class of 19 8-49 walked Into good L. H. S. the following year they found they had Just become Sophisticated Seniors! After a few vreeks of hard labor we honored (or should I say horrored?) Mr. Englehardt by unanimously electing him our sponsor. With his aid we have been able to accomplish much. He suggested a trip to New Or- leans or Washington D. C. or some other place of Interest. We agreed heartily at the time, choosing Washington D. C. In order to pay for this trip, we have been selling everything from magazines and Christ- mas cards to salt shakers and coffee. Then, In the midst of this we find ourselves Involved with a three-act hlll-bllly comedy for the annual Senior Play. Amid this we are strugfling through quarterly exams iNever-to-be-forgotten!) There was no rest for the wicked until at last on the night of March 9, the girls gave the boys a party. It was the only one we had all year! Then, of course theta was the annual holiday confusion with posters, gift wrapring, and everything else. And I can't leave out our candidate for queen which proved to be Shirley VanMatre. Then, there were those numerous ball games with Lute8Vllle right In there rooting for the good old home team. Some- times we won-wometlmes we lost-but not In spirit! Amidst this we were busy selling candy, gum, soda, and Ice cream. Gee, all that work Just to go to Washington D. C. Gee, all that work for four long years Just to get through high school-what do you think about It. Was It worth It? It's sad, but It's true-we all wish we could go back again. (Poor teachers!) WILLIAM LEE ABERNATHY Treasurer volleyball basketball Bud BOB DEE ANDERSON volleyball basketball student council annual staff school paper staff ambltion-an artist Bobby JOE CARROL BRODHACKER Just for fun,Joe The Professional Heart-Breaker ROYAL LEE BOHNSACK Roy Ambltlon-teach vocational agriculture CURTIS JAKES BOHNSACK Curtis “Oh, that southern drawl BILLY GLENDON BURKE Bouncer Favorite saying, Can't do It (but he always does) TROY WILLIAM CHOATE Dubby basketball volleyball ESTHER ANN COBB “Essie Ambition-high school teacher JANICE LOUISE COBB Sunshine and Shadow Jenny Ambition-actress KENNETH EUGENE COCK Tough, but oh, so gentle Ken PATRICIA DEAN CORNELL Deanie Assistant treasurer Editor of the school paper Annual staff Most pleasing personality DONALD DEE CRADER Don Vice-president Ambltlon-to be somebody MABEL LUCILLE CRADER Luoy Ambition-schoolteacher EULA BELLE DAVAULT Belle The Dimpled Belle NANCY YVONNE DEWITT Annual staff Ambition-telephone operator Just name It, she does It JAMES HAROLD CHRCNISTER DALE JACKSON DOWD “Chron Live and Learn volleyball basketball Senior Class Cont'd 0 ' 9 I DG; LD 'JAYNE EAKER Don President BILLY GENE EaKER Oh! those Negro Minstrels .•.as the bl( est grin. ALICE LE FILER Sal:y Ambition-be a good wife ?.“.TSY ani; HEF: (.ER Lug Inn Variety Is the soIce of life Editorial Writer «-III violet jcknscn VI mbltlor-Huree JL'AMTA CL DILL J .F: SON “Petui.i Arab1t1on-beauty operator ILLI. M ALA. LADD AI basketball volleyball The glamour boy nLNETTE L1KBAUGH F.iLKENhATH «Kbitlon-Kouserife Sweetest din:osltlon VloLA iAKIK LUKEFAKR “She's engaged 'She's lovely etc. Favorite plice- Kahnn Chapel GENE SIDNEY MOIL IS Frlem llett boy Easy-going Gene PAUL ;rYERs Pleasantest boy Ambltlon-Profest-lonal Singer VIRGINIA ALINE PATTON Friendliest girl Ambition-ferry Jay GERALD HOWARD RE: VES Fingers The Woman's Man ANNA LEE SCHREINER Anbltion-Hlgh-School Teacher Nice and Sweet LORrAINE MARIE SEILER Shooks “Glamour-girl Ambltlon-to be a good wife for some man. JOHN CLYDE SKRUK Ambltlon-to be a preacher '■'ILKA JEAN SKRUK “Klnnle-Pearl The Killlon-Doliar Grin ERNEST EUGENE SLILKARD “Tal , dark, and handsome AmbitIon-Profes. lonal Hog-Caller JUNE ELIZABETH SMITH Class Secretary Pep Squad Ambition-opera singer Cutest Girl JAMES FRANKLIN STEPP Ambltlon-Be a Husband Fast and Flashy DORIS JEAN TRENTKAM AmbitIon-Secretary Most Kelrful person SHIRLEY LOU VAI -MATRE Student Council PeD Sound Pin-up Girl of 1950 TKEL:a INEZ YCUNT KELLER “Cute as a Trick (But she's married) BERNARD ZELLER The Brains R oya BohnsocK P Harold Chronister a Patricia Cornel I fed Bob Pee Anderson e Joe Bro dhacKer flU Esther C Obb Don Crader t J NUIiam Berry r t - Lucille Crader Jjme s Bohn s jch V W £ u a Belle Devault 1 _ ,1 Naneec De Witt Annette Faikenrath Juanita Johnson 4 Paul Myers Alica Lee Filer fS life A an Ladd Ulk- fi f Virginia Patton ( ■ r Bii y Qene EaKer Patsy Heffner Viola L u kef a hr G era Id Reeves r 'V Donald Faker Aline Johnson Vi Gene M orris Anna Lee Schriener Lorraine John C. Seiler Shrum Jane James Smith Stepp io ite V J Umagene Ernest 5hrum SlinKqrd Doris Shirley Trentham Van Matre Thelma Keller Bernard TLeller £ r cT e r : Gene Engelhardt Janice Cobb Anna Lee Schriener Patricio C ornell _ Sen 1 o r Play Last Patsy Heffner TW. Choate Pa u I Myers Joe BrodhacKcr JUNIOR CLASS CLASS COLOR3 Red and White PRESIDENT: VICE PRES: SECRETARY; TREASURER: Bill Johnson Bob Welker Bernice Bollinger JAne Reilly ALLEN, ANNA MAE ■Annie ■I lore typing1 ALLEN, Jean ■Jo ■Always on the go' BARKS, DEL0RE8 ■Debby1 1 love to go to Jackson BYRD, MAOMI ■Red ■Another Red Head1 BOLLINOER, BERTHA BERNICE ■Bert 8he'e everyone's friend BEASLEY, LEO ESTEL ■Beasley I'll make a better grade than Cleo next quarter! BEASLEY, CLEO ERAL ■Curly ■He knows all the answers BUEHLER, CAROLYN ■Bushier ■One of our volleyball stars BURROW, VIRGINIA MAE (Jinny 'Our little mouse BURTON, OLEN ■Red ■Pesty Esty of L.H.8. COOK, FRANKIE 'Shortle ■Bolng short Is an honor! COOPER, ANNA LEA ■Ann She can sing CORNELL, JOANN ■Jo 'Her mind changes with the seasons. CRADER, CARL ■Speedy He's O.K.-----and How CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO White Carnation Hitch your wagon to a star STUDENT COUNCIL. Joann Cornell Bill Johnson SOT. OF ARMS: Olen Burton SPONSOR: FALKENRATH, PEGGY JEAN Peg ■A whiz at volleyball CRADER, RUTH Cutle ■Ooshl You look neat FARMER, PAUL DEAN ■Pedro ■Books are my hobby FRANCIS, ALMEDA ■Meda ■She gets a lot of fun out of life OAITHER, MAXINE ■Shorty ■Ain't love grand? ORAHAM, RICHARD ■Dick ■Junior's heavyweight HAHN, ELEANOR ■Nora ■A timid soul HAHN, JOHN HENRY Curly Our little bookworm HAHS, BON”IE JUNE B. J. ■Short and sweet JOHNSON, WILLIAM ■Bill ■A swell guy KYMPTON, BILLIE •Billie She's smart; she Is LEADBET'T’ER, KENNITH Ken A little man with a bass voice LINCOLN, KENNETH Dumbo ■Let's go hunting. LINCOLN, ROSEMARY 'Rosie 'Memories In the hall Mrs. Gene Englehart MCMANUS, KERMIT Ditty Girls stay away, I'm a married man MYERS, JEANETTE Gu 8 B Always ready to talk MYERS, WILBURN Wlb Our basketball star NULL, NORMAN ■Slim Tall, lean and lank PARKER,BARBARA JUANETTE Parker I prefer College men REILLY, MARGARET JANE Janie Oh, well, what'e life without fun? SHETLEY, ANNA LOUISE Lou She's cute—she Is SITZE, PAULINE Polly I like teachers—that Is one teacher. SLINKARD, OWEN JOY Joy ■Great Big Bundle of Joy STEINHOFF, BARBARA ANN ■Barb A whizz at typing STRATTON, EAP.L RICHARD Rich Don't rush me THOMASON, WAYNE Birdie Little but Mighty WELKER, CLYTUS Utch I spend my time study- ing. LUKEFAHR, LENZEL Lukefahr 'Slow but sure WELKER, CHARLES ROBERT ■Bob W lch way did the girls JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class net September 6, 19 9 and electee the class officers for the coming year. Y e selecte as our sponsor, Mrs. Gene Englehart and tie follov lng class officers: Bill Johnson as President, Bob Welker es Vice Pr sident, Bernice Bol lnger as Secretary and Jane Reilly as Treasurer. Bill Johnson nd JoAnn Cornell vrere chosen as Junior Members of the Student Coun- cil. The Junior Class was well represented in Athletics this ye- r, wit} three boy6 on the volleyball team, three boys on the basketball squad and there vere four girls on the Girls Volleyball Team. The Junior Class and the Senior Class have coooer te together very nicely in trying to raise enough money for the Junior-Senior Prom, the fund for the senior trip, and the one-day trip t the end of this year, for the Juniorp. The dues for each student were lOftf a ve k. We had n refreshment stand at each ball game which paid off very well. We ordered our Senior Clasr rings in January. They will be delivered during the fir: t month of our Senior year. The Juniors close for their play this year, “Just Ducky . It was pre- sented April l th to an appreciative crowd of L. H. S. patrons. i i Ooy Slinka cJ STenkoff Way e Tkomaso ClytuiVlelke Bob Walk 02150015 'I M SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The activities of the sophomores throughout the year consisted of two parties. The first was held In the local park and the other In Amerloan Legion Hall. The latter was given In honor of the Sophomore Basketball Team, who won first place In the class tournament. Five sophomore boys played on the A Basketball Team. They were Douglas Stephens, James Minton, Jim Zimmerman, Ivan Stone, and Harold Myers. The sophomore chosen to represent the class on the Sophomore Pil- grimage was class president, Douglas Stephens. This Is an annual event sponsored by the Womens Club which entitles an outstanding sophomore to make a trip to our State capital. The class chose Marilyn Hawn candidate for the Queen of our Year- book. CLASS SPONSOR.......... PRESIDENT.............. VICE-PRESIDENT......... SEC.-TREASURER......... SERQANT-IN-ARMS........ STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS PEP CLUB LEADERS....... Miss Agnes Mlnnlear ...Douglas Stephens ......Carol Thomas ..Elizabeth Sanders .........Ivan Stone ......Marilyn Hawn Douglas Stephens ......Carol Thomas Elizabeth 8andere VERM ABERNATHY 'Muscles SHIRLEY MELLROSE ILLERS •Mel CLETUS EUGENE RUNNELS Tommy CARL BECKHAM •Carl MARY LUVEDIA IRVIN Lou ELIZABETH ANN SANDERS •Libby MARJORIE SUE BIENERT ■Marge DALE B0HN8ACK ■Bonesack BILLY BURKE ■Billy PATRICIA ANN CASHION ■Pat CHARLES NORRIS CHANDLER •Hank CHARLES WESLEY DUNN C. W. ORA MAE EDE ■Cricket NORMA NADINE FOWLER Norma OLIVETT JACKSON ■Ollle BETTY LOU KIRKPATRICK ■Betty CAROLE MOSETTE LADD •Zette C. D. Miller ■Dee JAMES CECIL MINTON ■Bud DON M0U8ER ■Mouse HAROLD DEAN MYERS ■Peanuts BOBBY LOU NALLY ■Bob FRANKLIN DALE SHANKS Frankie BESSIE MAE SITZE ■Bessie SHIRLEY MAE SMITH Chlngo DOUGLAS HAROLD STEPHENS Doug IVAN RAE STONE Stoneball CAROL DEAN THOMAS Deannle FRANCIS EVELYN WAGNER Tontay FRANKLIN WARD Buck GALE FRANCIS ■Hezlklak CHARLES SAMUEL NEWELL Tonny ALICE FAY WELKER •Alice LEANN FRAZIER •Lee WILLIAM LEE NEWELL ■Bud ALMA MARIE WILEY ■Sach GARY DALE HAHN Gary BERTHA ROSE NOLL Bert JESSE JAMES ZIMMERMAN Hogan MARILYN JOAN HAWN ■Joan HAROLD LLOYD PERKIN8 Pork an' Beans LYNN HENRY HIGGINS ■Llnkle EDWIN THOMAS POMEROY •Eddie DELORES ANN HUFF Dode RICHARD PAUL REA ■Dick , % i ir ini •— M n i� r 'a. Dovijlas Ste t«s ft fi M Ve tn Attl-naffvv : i� Billy But-Ke Nor-iwa Fowlt - Marilyn HaWn V r - V4j Ff C i Se-Ckka f1af-j� -ieBi « 4 Dale 04� ac r V® k.ynn Brtwcia Caahioh Ckat-le Duwh 0 8 Mae EWe. © n Paul Game� -- Ga y Hak ft .1 ■=� -.' v ik Melwn Delohes Hvf-f S2ZZ 1 hvi Ol� ve++Jack sow ffitkpait-tck Tow my Ri nhals £ ixAbe.+W S v U FnhWlih SViahka Bc 4� c Sl+te. 4$ J O BB b 1 Sv� ihlty Shv'VK 1 8 S'toH C.iV-ol Tk nr as tik k 1r $ m Fha Wlin WanJ -4lice WejKcK P ame Wil«.y II '4 ’4 FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of school there were fifty-nine enrolled In the Fresh- man class, but five dropped out. Shortly after school started we organized our class. We chose Mr. Lehmann as our sponsor. Our other officers were as follows: President ..................... Gary Abernathy Vice-President.................Norma Schrock Secretary ..................... Wilma Hahe Treasurer ..................... Shirley Mungle Girl student Council...........Anna McCormick Boy student Council ........... Gary Wagner “e had a party on October 26th. It was a huge success and everyone had a good time playing games In the gym. Three of our Freshle girls were on the Volley ball team, while four were subs. We had five Freshman boys on the second team In basketball. On March 3rd we elected our McCormick as her attendant. Freshman Queen, Corine Shrum and Betty J.C. and S.J.L. GaRY H. ABERNATHY “Abernathy MYRTLE SUE BaLLARD Atchle KENNETH DALE BINFORD “Shorty WANDA MARIE BOKNSaCK Wanda“ HOWARD EUGENE BUEHLER Gene JAMES BURFORD Jlmmy NORMA JOYCE COBB Norma PAUL COOK Cookie SHIRLEY JANICE COOPER Shirley PATSY JOAN CRITES Jo BOBBY ODELL FOX Fox DENAYNE FRANCIS Devayne KELLY DALE FRANCIS Kelly VERNON LEE FRANCIS Vernon SYLVIA JANE HAHN Jane WILMA DEAN HAHS Deanle JO ANN HANSEN Doby RONALD FRANCIS HUFF Ronnie THURMAN CARL KENNER “Bones McKenley SHIRLEY GERALDINE LADD “Shirley BETTY JEAN MCCORMICK “Betty ANNA DEAN MCCORMICK Anna Dean SHIRLEY BERNICE MOORE Shirley SHIRLEY ETHEL BELLE MUNGLE Buggle ALBERT THEODORE MYERS Albert C.H. ITERS C. H. MARGIE CATHERINE MYERS Marg CLARA NELL NOLL Nell GEORGE R. NEILSON George LLOYD NESBIT Lloyd ALETTA ROSE CUMMINS Aletta BILLY DEAN DAVAULT Bill PAUL WALTER DRUM � P. W. GARY DUANE FARMER Farmer ANNA JANICE FISHER Janice SHIRLEY JUNE LEADBETTER Squeaky SHIRLEY JO LESLIE Toot GERALD LEE LINCOLN Stuplo HUBERT JUNIOR LONG Kater TOMMY C. LUKEFAHR Tommy DALE LEE ODOM Cass SHIRLEY JANICE PORTER Janice ANNA MAE RHODES “Anna Mae FREDIA CHRISTINE RHODES Fredla TOMMY WAYNE RIGER Little Tommy ' u 're hman Cla.s History (Cont'd) ! ORMj jean ci ■Shorty •iHGCK EIUL-, VIOL.'. SITZE Edna QnR ' Y.’AYIIE AGN. acner EI .iIn I nBEl Penny L.LE SH..RPE CHARLIE i l.OYD UN!: Charlie )EP:.:ood ???IL I F -.v STr; Steger C' ri;:e violet Corine dHRUT. ILrJCC IMOOEHE VAN Ino ene GEMNIP CAMILLA JEnN ZI Car. illa Pe p C I u. b 1 u Shirley C t § Kelley Feneis Dew yn Frenis jw ca m Wil me Hahs loA nn Ha r sen i. ' ' Ronald HuFF Shirley Ladd Ski r ley Leadkefder- Skirley Leslie lf A� A.- Gerald Lincoln 0 Hokerd Lon Tommy LukeFakn Dean He Cormick i L si’ I Betty' McConnick 5kirley Moore Skirlay Mun le Iberf Myens til C.H. Myens MargieMyer Nell Noll George NeiIson iMi Lloyd Nesbi'f I Dale Od om Janice Po -fer- An Mas RKod es -77yy7 7 7 J o Freda Rhodes P To mmy R.i ger r Nor me Schrock F ugeni a Sharp Bernice oi i nge e 5 o p h o m o K e r r e s h m e n L ouis e Sh et ley p Gale Francis 4 Cori ne Shrum O • «r C aro y n Bue hier Richard St ra tfon o p h. Ruth Crader C i . C ha r e s C h a nd er Ji m 2. i m me r man + Phillip Steger James Burford Cam illa Zimmerman 1. tf i B on ni e Hahs nu C. P Miller Fh u rman Ken ner ' ’’ GRAPE TEACHERS Mr. J.J. Adams Pnn c i js ol Mrs. O ct Fran c s Mrs. Fay Ki nder I Mrs Ruby Fle f man B oys Quartet TAe. First Gro c t. 77 e Second Grq e ' T e Third Grdde L u ' The. Fifft1 Grade. The. Sixth Grade Th e vSevcwTh Grode The £ cjtfh Grade. I, u «1 The girl's volleyball team, plagued by bad luck, during the season, had their poorest year in a few years when they no e-dived to a low two wins against ei. ht losses. But their fight, and sportsn nship never left them, which fact alone made Coach Cob'i le proud of them. Their starting team was comrosed of C rolyn Beuhler, Louise Shetley, Marie Wiley, Juanette Parker, Pegry Falkenrath, Shirley Mungle, and Sylvia Jane Hahn. Here is the season's schedule: Op onent Place Or-envllle Here Zalna There ndvance Here Delta Here Patton Here Patton There Marquand Here Delta There Greenville F°re Greenville There St. Mary19 Tourn Patton To urn They 23 7 1 ? 16 10 14 34 14 23 7 Forfeit by St. 17 17 42 40 2$ 25 23 26 24 25 31 Mary's 28 Total 3 wins 9 losses AJTESVILLE BOY'S VOL EYBALL TEAM Producing a sensational volleyball team this year, the Lutesvllle couad swept through the season, being stopped nly once, by Zalma, finishing 1th a record of six victories and one defe t. Climaxing this brilliant season were victories over Delta and Marouand In the Ozark High School Conference Tourna- ment, which awarded them the volleyball championship. Here Is the schedule of games In order of completion: Opponent Place We They 1. Greenville Here 2 0 2. Zalma There 1 2 3. Delta Here 2 0 Patton Here 2 1 5. Patton There 2 0 6. Marouand Here 2 1 7. Delta There 2 1 0. h • 3. C a VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Held at Lutesville, Missouri October 18, 19, 20, 21. Opponent Date We They 1. Delta Oct. 20 2 0 2. Marquand Oct. 21 2 1 Seasons Total— 8 von— 1 lost The starting line-up for the volleyball sauad during the season vras: T. W. Choate, Bud Abernathy, Harold Chrcnlster, Alan Ladd, Bob Anderson, and Wilburn Myers. BOY'S BASKETBALL B TEAK Serving quick notice of things In store for Lutesvllle fans In the future, the Lutesvllle B team completed a sensational season, v.'lth a season's record of eleven wins against only five losses. The “B team played only the regular schedule, having been entered In no B“ team tournaments. Here Is their season schedule. Opponent Place Score We They 1. Patton There 29 21 2. Cape Prep's There 30 25 3. Advance Here 37 35 4. Zalma There 36 26 5. Greenville Here 32 2? 6. Acvance There 41 34 7. Greenville There 31 13 8. Perryvllle Here 46 44 9. Patton Here 35 16 10. Fredrlcktown Here 31 22 11. Fredrlcktown There 27 47 12. St. Mary Here 49 18 13. Delta There 25 41 14. Zalma Here 30 25 15- Delta Here 26 29 16. Puxlco There 32 43 BOY'S BASKETBALL A TEAM Playing their first year under Coach Engelehardt, the basketball team showed definite future promise. Finishing with a record of six wins against ten losses In the regular season, the A squad met some of the better teams In the district. Here Is the A team schedule. Opponent Place Score We They 1. Patton There 32 42 2. Cape Prep's There 31 50 3. Advance Here 34 65 4. Zalma There 5 46 5. Greenville Here 66 38 6. Advance There 38 80 7. Greenville There 44 28 8. Perryvllle Here 34 59 9. Patton Here 51 47 10. Fredrlcktown Here 50 42 li. Fredrlcktown There 34 66 12. St. Mary's Here 71 34 13. Delta There 34 47 14. Zalma Here 42 38 15. Delta Here 39 56 16. Puxlco There 38 90 Seasons Total 6 wins and 10 losses Puxlco i Invitational . Tournament Opponent Place Score We They 1. Delta Puxlco 33 40 Fisk Invitational Tournament 1. Ronbauer Fisk 71 35 2. Broseley Fisk 42 52 3- Naylor Fisk 31 46 il ■ 1. X. (Boy's Basketball oont'd) Ozark High School Basketball Conference Held at Delta, :;is60url Opponent Place Score We They Ste. Genevieve Delta 47 53 Sub-Regional Tournamemt Held at Advance Advance There 38 72 Tournament Totals 1 win and 5 losses - RozierS Casii $ Ton?, Inc. Rand Sho es Cwrlee iGr'FfonCloTVmg hr tow Shirts OorisPod Sa r Peg fro ef- Ck I r e T« f Fqn s se s L a r p 1 and K� ce- S ore - Coats £ SuiTs ior Lad e s I Complete («ne ! of Infants Weah JacK Son,M° I j Bruen tog's Drtj Goods | Clothing Shoe s Jackson, Missouri SchwaWEakms Priest's JEWLERS-- Keepsake. Diqmo s Fine Clothes El rt Bolc� Watches for the Entire Family W etch Repairing i Phone 47 fbcr c J«c Sor 1 Jackson, M i9S)Our‘i 687 Mo j JACKSON LUMBER] COMPANY EostoF The Court House WALLPAPER Paints va rn shes johns-manv lle SU LQ NG MATERIALS 2 2.0 East Phont. 36s JqcRSor) Mo. ash your grocer Dalton Florist Foh AMERICAS FINEST apple BLOSSOM FLOUR meter-albert GROCER CO. 0ISTRIQUTORS CAPE GIRARDEAU pUMfA rjr PERKINSO M CANDY COMPANY Pho oe 1851 225 BROADWAY CAPE GIRARDEAU MO. CUT FLOWERS CORSAGES WEDDING AND FUNERAL FLOWERS Phoht DAY 26 HITES JACKSON MO COMPLIMENTS or BANK OF MARBLE HILL For Health's S«Ke use pasteurized DAIRY PRODUCTS Twin CITY DAIRY LuT«sville, Pbo ne-Z5”3 DE£V£RS S'HOf CO. Piv S on oF bcfiTtofta. FooTn'eci.r I yic. L uTe s v 11 le |V| i sso ur for School Girls UTE5VIUX MiSiOuRl good LUCK Seniors MORGAN FUNERAL SERVICE FURNI TURt COMPANY Advance Mo 3 BY TRCViLL OA s ruoios bUA Qpcadway C ope Girardeau J do o Sff Tfie L , fftlGlDAlRf appliance Niafic d Sstta? AT pjllum's St ore AtJtyMc£ Mo, r-v RtsQUaM STUPE PR ESC ftl P TI ON PHflR VlfiCy Pho 15b JZcKson Me. COMPUMtM I of CfiARAlt'S PLACE ■ Advance Mo. lutes vi lle m o. BOLLINGER BODY SHOP CR TP S DRIVE UN MEANS pQ nt hq G Re.plocetnen CVe Sell OLD 5 MOBILES F GOOD 0 D Jochsthj Mo. Jackson, Mo. CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY Farm bureau SERVICE CO. Phoned 7 JqcKs on'Mo. C OM RUMENrs OF McCombs FORM JURE AND undertaking company Rhone SrcRE 6o Fuk ERal HOME Z4 Jackson, Mo. hardware Plumbing iHcQt 'ng Vane Qolverf— Paints Pittsburgh GENERAL ELEC TRIC APPLIANCES C.F.HOPKINS HARDWARE c Oh Pan y IM a rblehlfl 1 o. Smarteh Up With MARTINS SERVICE james s Lutesville A , FOR ' Correct Lubricqt oO Rnd Tire Service barkers gHWCESTATionj Mo. KELSO OIL COMPANY P L.Shrum Dist. RICKETTS CompleT Bifitcfinj SuppHe t Icon trac ting MILL WORK Mobilgqs V Mcbfloil lutesville No. For Pronr pt Service Cal) Phone 56 or 23 DRY KILNINQ And PL MARBLE HILL MO. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS op COUNTY CLERKS OFF ICF AJIERH-CAW Cou WTY CifflK CARteS Scerr — t € P JT y OF county collector ;. or net DAtE W.CAT© compliments compliments OF 0 F ASSE SSOKS Ofp,Ct CO.TREASuR£RS office MARBLE HILL. MO. MaRSlE HIU MO. 0°- V O.S. HAHN AGENT COMPLIMENTS of CO. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Glers A. Seabau b, 5upT Gold gk. Fborwpson Sec'y HILL'S FOR Service CALL67 SPORTING GOODS LowesTPTices SINCLAIR PRODUCTS EVERYTHIN foy EVERY SPORT F ffEDE RICH TOWN IVIO. j� c GREATER UmiNtiS c . ii GEORGIA'S [3c£uT j Shop Phone266lut««ii . CAPE GlRARbiAu MO. gpaham |y1 OlVuMtl T CO!V|pA)'s Y L u.Tc .-i i ic, M � S $ou r SILl S SUPER MARKET FOR 6 OOP Jf lTS Pr j c es (?•' 3 K t £ v e rj Lu.TeSv i i l L ? fVlt SS� OIajT ' . 1� s,c ■ tD ' 'LuBKicAT Ion GAS FiSK t|r 2 CKirtS sirtv ct Lufcwii Mo Tr c h Svrv'iee-Ltme- nJ-Cr c'l O G C, C o L A thongs S to ret C o v P l ii y Cape vJo.c K Son V s V u «' Giro rc e M a HOBBS GRILL CAPE QiPAP DE A [J MO. rE n«hoFF PHA RW AC V PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 80 801 BROADWAY cape Girardeau Mo, 0VVAR Athletic Goods Co. Phone !72 dOO ro ¥«(wdy Cqpe Qjtmrdeau Missouri COMPLIMENTS of Bolhhqer County ('ozen Food Lockers Market S tor cje Culring Pto c e 5 5 n j Lutesvi le Mo smf-M wr-sura for Men Young Men PE TEES'SHOES Fo r RH Th e f dmi ly Womens Presses Press Cocits Caldwell We ppre. c dte Your Potv on age LUTFSV LLE n 0. farm bureau INSURANCE AT COST Auto Truck Fire, Wl idstorm On Buildings TWIN Cropf-iqi Insurance L1fe Insurqnc e CITY BE SAFE INSURE cleaners You rse res ( nd Your Pro per +y Joe A R e !y Geheraf AgenT Lufesvi le Mo LUTeSI IUF M, 'r BEGLEY'S gift aS PhoP e JACULO 92 M o. lr COMPLIMENTS for EcotyorniC I T rd q sportdLf oh [CHEVROLEJ-_J HI GUN3 CHEVROLET CO. MO. LUTE5VILLE Fortheiugrr P I ' ' f t Ph one Qo Res. 3 Z HAUPT STUDIO JACKSON MISSOURI Exchange Bldj. GIFT C FaPLERAi'ToSa) hb FIVE US ED o ORVILLE FAPlhK Tout Fi' ie mdl Jevvelev Alo K o y fcr JSoul M-vyi v Authorized FredZhiCK ToWh Mo. Pis tribul PUP DA oBULOVA oPiQ IN oGRUt.M feed dealer hi00 'S DEED IDLED o h wiil r s roR PreOevioK Tc Wh M o. Advance A o. it LEY RKOlO Eat SHOP i Alowft e K'H'Uxjth cK Wc SpcziQlizz in APPLIANCES P i LCO ? j ' os I IfeLriteraiorS. Spz sdQoeein v cO ers GOOD POOP E Q,tr C Ro.n 9«r ;’ j OpJ'GS _J.o 1JL SvIlI e to a I 1 L LETS. $up: .LE toe '1 Q eSure—ZV?5((r v‘ j W YJ, SOLAR NAST NQS GRILL INSURANCE Mrs Tcancis agenc y Prop. Phans 150 LuTESV)LLe,!VW LU T£ SV LLL.Mo. CONSRATULATml CHANDLERS TO Thf. CLASS RE TALL OF STORE 950 1 Sc Aoo CtZARK Supplies GRIL j Ao u jfcub Service %o$ tY} ery Wfarptiy Pt op. LU TFSu,l L.E, Mo LUrESytLLEjMo. NEW ERA Bank Frederick town TOTAL RESOURCES OVER $3,000,000. Fredei ir.Ktown Mo. MILLING Manufacturers HIGH CO. of grade SOFT WINTER Wheat flour Fredericktowa) Mo. Mir bit Nil Me. COMPLIMENTS' or CMCRATT-MILLER FURNITURE funeral SERICE Djy P'iOfJCj iuicht is rauj 2MJJ JACKSON MC. j 5 xc R pr'5 Motor Co s Frederick UlCKS EST Phone Z2-2. Floyd Randolph OWVEK V°r0THE lb s C Mo LuTESV'IUE riFR|lvlK L T uCK pi i vi£ i or ime: 041LV DEPENDABLE 5LRVICE TO FROM sr. loliis ADVANCE NltLUTESviLLE M0' c walker. HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO. TRAC I TRUCKS GENUINE coRMlCK-DEZEiWQ PARTS Blue Bibbon Ser LUTLSViLLE MISSOURI H Sportihg Goods Lowest Prices Lverythihg For Every Spo rr eder c j town r Mo. T pays to weRri'f. ' ' In The I ijTES LLE HIGH SCHOOL NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR LOCAL FRANCHISE DEALER FOR NAME OF CLOSEST DEALER WRITE TO 7ohnhans 608 DELAWARE KANSAS CITY 6, MISSOURI aa57.vr? DAV-SON CORK BACK = BULLETIN BOARDS w r SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK MT WT LOST TIME ACCIOENT SERIOUS DOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED DRIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3 ° WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H.L. KRUSE 1� T EAST DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of Va inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. Bulletin board with two set in glass doors. Both sides cork. For Use In Bulletin board with two set SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork CHURCHES ° er changeable letter STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS 30 x 48 ........... $30.00 30 x 60 ............ 32.50 36 x 48 ........... 31.25 36 x 60 ............ 36.25 ALL PRICES F. O. B. CHICAGO insert. (Letters are not included) FACTORIES OFFICES STORES CLUBS PUBLIC BUILDINGS THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. 30 x 48 $44.85 30 x 60 ......... 51.40 36 x 48” .......... 49.40 36 x 60 .......... 59.35 SPEC'AL ASSORTMENT OF 600 'A AND 1 INCH LETTERS $12.00 DISTRIBUTORS: School Gift Service 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4. MISSOURI HMI A C H A N G I A BI I llllll OB COBB B U1 I I I I N IOB EVERY NI I 0 - C 0 H S UI I US YOUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED by the INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY Sxcltotively ta t6e ScAoola 4rtte%cc z Oux 40t eyeax GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONAL CARDS DIPLOMAS YEARBOOKS CAPS and GOWNS STATIONERY