Lutesville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

1 Foreword The CARDINAL Lutesville Public School Lutesville, Missouri 1955 Volume VIII In the rush of everyday High School life, many and varied experiences often seem unrelated and chaotic. The CARDINAL staff has arranged those of this year at Lutesville High and classified them accord- ing to patterns with the hope that in the years to come those who lived them may relive them with pleasure and see them in perspective with struc- tural significance. In presenting these things in this yearbook, we hope that our readers may find plea- sure in retrospect in looking over its pages. Carole Crader Editor Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Elementary Faculty Athletics Favorites Activities Organizations Advertisers During the eight years he has been with us, his reserved but forceful personality has made a vital place for him in the hearts of his associates and his students. He is a scholar and a gentleman, a friend and a guide. His opinions, sound and reliable, the result of a careful consideration of all the angles, are never thrust on others, but are always available to those who seek them. His leadership is always in the right direction, ethical and effective. With respect and admiration the CARDINAL staff dedicates the 1955 CARDINAL to our principal, Mr. Webster E. Wells. Superintendent s Message There are times when all of us sit down and reminisce of pleasures past. This book will cause you to recall even more vividly the many pleasant hours and events that sur- rounded your days at Lutesville High. We react to the future to a great extent on the basis of our past experience and as I think of this past year that has just come to a close, I am even more certain that the choice I made several years ago, to devote my time to working with and for young people like you, is one of the most gratifying choices I could have made. To The Cardinal Yearbook editor, staff, and faculty advisor, congratulations, and thanks for your untiring efforts required to complete this year's Cardinal. Many responsibilities and opportunities face you who are leaving us--choose well the responsibilities that afford a choice and take advantage of every opportunity in the light of the principle for which we stand. yours, s) L Thomas E. Smith A dministration WEBSTER E. WELLS CUBA CLUBB High School Principal Elementary Principal Standing: D. L. Fisher, Leo Cooper, A. R. Crites, Jr. Seated: John D. Chandler, President; W. E. Allgood, Secretary-Treasurer; Clinton Francis. Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: BARBARA CRADER, Treasurer; ALEXIA CALLAHAN, Vice President; NANCY WALTON, Secretary; KENNETH SHRUM, President; LUKE, the dog, Senior Mascot. ABERNATHY, ROBERT DALE Sophomore Play II Junior Play III Bus Driver IV Baseball Team HI Candy Machine Manager IV BOND, EDWIN DALE � Sophomore Play II Junior Play ELI Assistant Manager Stand III C. O. E. Club IV CALLAHAN, ALEXIA RAMOR Chorus I,HI,IV Junior Play III Volleyball III FHA n.m Vice President Committee Club m Class Vice President III,IV CHRISTY, HAZEL LA VERNE C. O. E. Club TV COBB, BETTY JEAN Chorus III Vice President FHA HI C.O.E. IV CORNELL, WILLIAM WALTER Chorus I,H Band II,HI,IV Junior Play III Yearbook Staff III,IV CRADER, BARBARA ANN Sophomore Play II Chorus i,n,rv FHA n Band U.HI.IV FT A III, IV Yearbook Staff HI,IV Secretary Junior Class IH Treasurer Senior Class IV Senior Queen Candidate IV CRADER, CAROLE JUNE Band II,HI,IV Chorus I,HI,IV High School Trio I FHA II, Secretary HI Vice President Sophomore Class II Student Council IV Yearbook Staff III,IV Library Club HI President Commercial Club III Cheerleader III, IV Paper Staff HI Sophomore Queen Candidate H Cardinal Yearbook Queen ni CRADER, CHARLES ROBERT C.O.E. Club IV CRITES, SHELBY JEAN FHA I Chorus I Dramatic Club I DECK, MARY ANN Commercial Club III Mixed Chorus III,IV Sophomore Play n FHA II DAVENPORT, CLAUDE NELSON FFA President IV FFA Secretary II,HI Basketball I,n,III,IV Volleyball n,III,IV Sophomore Play n Junior Play III Junior Treasurer Student Council IV Yearbook Staff III,IV FRANCIS, JANET LOUISE Chorus I,III,IV Band II,III,IV FHA n,m Paper Staff III Library Club III FTA m,iv Junior Play III GRAVES, JOE HOWEARD C.O.E, m,iv HAHN, NADEAN C.O.E. Club rv HANSEN, JO ANN Chorus II C.O.E. rv FHA II,HI HARRIS, MARCELLEE FHA II Chorus I ,m, IV C.O.E. Club IV Junior Play in FT A III Commercial Club III HELDERMAN, BOBBY ARTHUR ffa i.n.m.iv Sophomore Play II HURST, CARL EDWARD FFA i.n C.O.E. IV Junior Play III Sophomore Play II IRVIN, GLENDA FAE Chorus I,II,III,IV FHA n JACKSON, DOYLE SANFORD Chorus I, III C.O.E. IV Sophomore Play II JAMES, LEONARD LEON ffa i.n.m.iv Secretary FFA IV Basketball ”B II Junior Play III Senior Machine Manager IV Paper Staff IV JOHNSON, BETTY LUCILLE FHA II, HI KIRKPATRICK, GAYLE JOYCE Chorus I,m,IV Volleyball I,II,III Freshman Treasurer I FHA II, Treasurer III Sophomore Play II Junior Play in Senior Stand Treasurer IV C.O.E, Club LEE, CHRISTINA Art Club I LEE, OTIS FFA I.n, Sentinel III Sophomore Play II C.O.E. IV MOUSER, MELBA LUVEDA FHA II,in Chorus I, HI Library Club III MYERS, FLORENCE LUCILLE Chorus I,II Volleyball I,II,m C.O.E. IV FHA I.U MYERS, LORETTA MARGARET Volleyball I.U.m.IV Chorus in Shopomore Play n C.O.E. IV OSBORN, JACK LEE FFA 1,0,111,IV Sophomore Play II PLOUVIER, FRANQS WILLIAM C.O.E. IV Sophomore Play II POMEROY, LEE FRANCES President Freshman Class I Volleyball I,n,III,IV Paper Staff I Secretary Sophomore Class II FHA II Commercial Club II Student Council III Band III,IV chorus m.rv Yearbook Staff III, IV C.O.E, IV REED, SHIRLEY MAE FHA II,in Chorus III Paper Staff IV Library Club III ROBERTS, HELEN KATHLEEN FHA n.m Chorus I,III C.O.E. IV ROBINS, GENE CURTIS Basketball I,n,ni Volleyball I,II.Ill C.O.E. IV ROBINS, VIOLA LOUISE FHA n Chorus m, IV Library Club III RUSSELL, HILMA LOUISE FHA II, HI Chorus I,n.III,IV Commercial Club III Student Council II Sophomore Play II SHELL, WAYMOND DALE C.O.E. IV SHRUM, KENNETH WAYNE Basketball n,m Volleyball II, IV Baseball II,III FFA i,n,iv President Sophomore Class II President Senior Class IV Student Council III Sophomore Play II Junior Play III Junior Stand Manager HI SITZE, EVELYN SUSIE FHA II Chorus I, III Library Club HI Sophomore Play II SLINKARD, NINA RUTH Band H.HI.IV President Junior Class III Commercial Club III School Paper IV FTA IV Chorus IV STONE, GLENN RAYMOND Basketball I,II.Ill,IV Volleyball n,m,IV Baseball II,III Student Council 111 Senior Stand Manager IV Senior King Candidate IV STORZ, OMA ADLENE Chorus III,IV FT A m VAN GENNIP, ROBERT LEWIS ffa i.n.m.iv Paper Staff IV VAN MATRE, CUNT DELAINE Basketball I.II.ni Volleyball I.n.III Baseball III C.O. E. IV WALTON, NANCY JO Paper Staff III Junior Play III Band III,IV Secretary Senior Class IV C.O.E. IV Office Girl IV WARD, SHIRLEY ALMETA Volleyball 1,11,111,1V Chorus I,II FHA II,III C.O.E. IV Commercial Club III WEST, FRANK FFA I.II,III Valedictorian NANCY WALTON Honor Students LEE POMEROY Salutatorian Danforth Award NELSON DEVENPORT Honor Student of '55 Danforth Award JANET FRANCIS Curator's Award University of Missouri KENNETH SHRUM Curator's Award University of Missouri Senior Personalities Descriptive adjectives chosen by the Faculty. NANCY WALTON— Receptive, dependable, energetic, friendly, conscientious, patient, resourceful, pleasant, poised, in- dustrious. LEE POMEROY — Versatile, enthusiastic, talented, pleasant, conscientious, energetic, scholarly, sportsmanly, original. CAROLE CRADER-- Versatile, kind, cooperative, in- ventive, capable, scholarly, am- bitious, active, talented, reliable. NELSON DEVENPORT — Straightforward, industrious, active, self-reliant, persevering, willing, sportsmanly, energetic, studious, friendly. BILL CORNELL— Animated, resourceful, cooper- ative, capable, dependable, in- dustrious, agreeable, unassuming, eager, energetic. LEONARD JAMES— Sincere, consistent, industrious, pleasant, cooperative, courteous, capable, venturesome, ambitious, persevering. Baccalaureate and Commencement Baccalaureate services were held at the Lutesville High School gymnasium Sunday, May 14, at 8 p. m. The school band played the processional and Rev. H. H. Murdick gave the Invocation. The Choir sang Com- mit Thy Ways and Let all Things Now Living. Rev. Marvin Hester read the scrip- ture and Carole L. Hahn sang the Holy City. Rev. Manuel V. Shoults gave the Baccalaureate sermon and a girl's trio sang the Lord's Prayer. Rev. Sylvan Poet gave the Benediction and the band played the reces- sional march. Commencement exercises were held Wednesday night at 8 p. m. with 49 Seniors receiving their diplomas. The group marched in as the band play- ed the Pomp and Circumstance March. ” Rev. Verdell Jackson gave the Invocation and the girl's trio sang Within a Dreaming Harbor and The Best Things in Life are Free. Webster Wells, school principal, presented awards to the Honor Students. Carole L. Hahn sang a solo Elergy” which was followed by an address by Fred L. Cole, District Supervisor of Public Schools. The choir sang Jacob's Ladder and Jonah Swal- lowed the Whale! The diplomas were presented by the president of the school board, J. D. Chandler. Rev. H. H. Mur- dick pronounced the benediction. The group immediately left for a 10 day tour which took them to Washington, D. C., New York City, Niagara Falls, Canada, Detroit and other places of interest. Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: DEANIE MOUSER, Secretary; SANDY GRAHAM. Treasurer; MENDELL CLARK, President; JEROME GAINES, Vice President. WILLIE VERLENE ADAMSON JUDITH ANN BARKS MYRA KAY BARKS CLIFFORD LEE BOLLINGER SUZANNE BOLLINGER TAYLOR ANTHONY BROWN GEORGE RUSSELL BUEHLER ALBERT EUGENE BURROW GEORGE EDWARD BURROW Juniors MENDELL HUGH CLARK DONALD JOE CRADER ELIZABETH ELLEN CRADER LARRY LEE CRADER SHIRLEY JOAN DAVENPORT WANDA MARIE EAKER ROGER DARRELL FARMER DORTHY LOUISE FISHER JOSEPH EDWARD GABLE, JR. JEROME DEAN GAINES BILLYE MARIE GALE SANDRA JANETT GRAHAM ROBERT WELDON GRAY GEORGE JAMES GRAY, JR. ARVIL LEE LEADBETTER Juniors Carolyn McDaniel liley DEON KELLY liLEY WILLIE KENNETH LILEY CLIFFORD HENRY LINCOLN HOWARD JEAN MORGAN DORA DEAN MOUSER BOBETTE LORETTA MUNGLE MELBA JUNE NULL EDWARD THOMAS OSSIG, JR. WARREN ALVIN RAY DELMAR RAY RHODES JAMES EMERSON RHODES JERRY LYNN RHODES LORRIN DAVIS ROBISON LAWRENCE ROBINS Juniors STELLA MARIE RUSSELL PATRICIA JOANN SCHREINER LARRY WAYNE SEABAUGH EDWARD LEE SHELL CAROLYN MODENE SHELL MARTHA LAVAUN STOVALL ALFRED AUTHOR STORZ MERRELL LEE TAYLOR PAUL DAVID THOMAS FRANCES LOU UNDERWOOD MARY CAROLYN UNDERWOOD JACQUELYN ZELLDARA UPCHURCH EVELYN JOYCE WOODFIN FAY LYNN YOUNT BARBARA JOAN ZIMMERMAN Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jack James, President; Sandy Back, Vice President; Camille Hopkins, Secretary; Bernice Nalley, Treasurer. Mary Francis Abernathy Robert Dayton Angle Saundra Sue Back Wanda Lee Barks Edna Gayle Bond Billy Odell Brown Koren Buttry Joe Allen Burk Mildred Louise Caldwell Shirley Mae Cook Edna Mae Crader Mary Ellen Crites Martha Lou Dailey Clifford Eldon Deck Schuyler Dodson Jack Dale Eaker Margie Ruth Elam Gerald Lee Englehart Phyllis Gayleen Farmer Thelma Mae Francis Roy Robert Gable Jimmy Dewitt Green Carole Anne Hahn Carole Lorraine Hahn Betty Inez Hanks Jack Wayne Hansen Carolyn Cecille Hopkins Nancy Camille Hopkins Artie Aline James Jack Lynn James Joyce Ann Johnson Sandra Sue Kirkpatrick Lloyd Franklin Lambert Doris Jean Leadbetter Truman Wayne Lewis Jerrie Juanita Long Lee Roy Lukefahr Carol Jean Mallory Alma Jean Moore Berenetta Lois Moore Terry Glenn Moore Glenda Arlene Morgan Carl Edward Myers Jack Jene Myers Alma Bernice Nalley Gene Dale Norman Reta Faye Reed Donald Ray Runnels Ella Bernice Schrand Joy Ann Senciboy Clark Rogers Sitze Imogene Sara Smith Gerald Lee Stevens John Richard Stovall Jeff Parker Thomason Thomas Ruby Wall Veleda Fae Whitener Lloyd Lester Whitledge Ronnie Lynn Wiegand In Memoriam TO JEFF THOMASON--------- To Jeff Thomason-- Jeff was a friend. To everyone. Always gay And full of fun. Most always he was The life of the party. At school he'd often Come in tardy. Jeff kept the teachers In a fret. But was helpful. To all he met. We’ll always remember him. The way he walked, Talked and kidded. These things, to us. Will never grow dim. His death was hard For all to bear, But God must have needed him To help Him up there. Memories of him We'll all hold dear, Through each and every Passing year. Jeffie Parker Thomason was born March 26, 1939, in St. Louis. He moved with his family to this county ten years ago. His father, N.J. Thomason, preceded him in death several years ago. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Fern Thomason of Lutesville; two brothers, Wayne at home and Jerry, who is in military service in Korea. The latter was unable to return for the services. Pallbearers were; Bob Aber- nathy, Kenneth Shrum, Edward Shell, Jack James, Michael Mc- Glothlin and Vernon Francis. Girls who were school friends served as flower girls. Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Mike McGlothlin, Vice President; Bessie Deck, Presi- dent; Danette Crader, Secretary. Abernathy, Dorris Fay Adamson, Charles William Altgilbers, Sue Lee Anderson, Gail Ann Angle, Jerry Wayne Baker, Nanya Ann Barks, Joyce Furn Beel, Cecilia Ann Beel, Virgil Bollinger, Larry Howard Elliott Bridges Eula Laveme Brown Ronald Eugene Brown Reba May Buttry Rena Rosa Buttry Anna Ernistine Caldwell Fern Aileen Christy Shirley Sue Cornell Jimmy Clark Crader Danette Elenor Crader Sadie Marie Crader Jerry Edward Davault Bessie Louise Deck Norman Gilbert Deck Willard Whitley Ferguson Marcia Kay Francis Bernice Irene Gaines Margaret Ann Germann Glenna Sue Gourley Shelba Jean Grindstaff John Hans Hansen Don Eldon Harris Bill Franklin Hastings Bonnie Marie Hedrick Marvin Allison Hester Mary Christene Hill Clarance Edward Irvin Doyle Wayne Leadbetter Charlotte Kay Long Junior Lee Long Jimmy Lee Lukefahr Bonnie Jean Martin X Michael Lee McGlothlin Boyce Edward Miller James Lee Moore Oliver Leroy Nalley Elmer Cleaend Newell Phoebe Carol Pomeroy Bobby Earl Robins Florence Lavern Robins Jerry Quinton Robins Virginia Ella Robins Bonnie Dean Schrand Michael Lee Seabaugh Lulla Belle Shanks Earl Lynn Shell Lee Jerald Shell Ruth Ann Shell Cora Janice Sitze Shirley Ann Stephens Janet Sue Thomas Ralph Doyle Vesterby Herbert Gene Wiley Barbara Alice Williams James Lee Welch Wanda Lou Woodfin ELEMENTARY Elementary Teachers MRS. RUBY REITMAN MRS. MARIE UNDERWOOD Grade One Grade One MRS. FAY KINDER Grade Two MRS. LEOLA LINCOLN Grade Three MRS. MARIE GALE Grade Four MRS. MOFFIT NULL MRS. IDELL KIRKPATRICK MRS. OLA FRANCIS Grade Five Grade Six Grade and High School r First Grade Tana Allgood, Andy Anderson, Dennis Burchett, Jackie Choate, Denver Cook, Margaret Cook, Jimmy Crader, Larry Crites, Billy Dennis, Dickie Dill, Bob Eaker, Shiela Elledge, James Fah- renkrog, Michael Francis, Richard Hahs, Delma Hedrick, Phillip Hutson, Bobby James, Linda James, Wilma James, Cheryl Kinder, Ruth Lehman, John McCarter, Karen Mitchell, Joyce Newell, Diane Page, Bobby Rambo, Stephen Rejniak, Donnie Rhodes, Glen Samples, Sue Ann Schrock, Adrian Shell, Jennie Shell, Linda Storz, Tommy Tidd, Kay Wright. Second Grade Karen Arterburn, Mary Ann Dennis, Euetta Eaker, D. L. Fisher, Billy Green, Gary Hahn, Phyllis Hahn, Mary Hanks, Boneda Hardy, Billy Wayne James, John James, Ronald Kinder, David Lehmann, Judy Mills, Sandra Morgan, Joyce Ann Myers, Terry Myers, Curtis McCall, Danny Page, Donna Page, Connie Roberts, Dar- lene Roberts, James Robins, Karen Smith, Harold Swan, Betty Tallent, Bill Teeters, Mary Alice Thele, Mary Louise Tipton, Sharon Torbet, Ricky Underwood, Kenny Welker, Patty Whittaker, Third Grade Jan Allgood, Karen Baker, Anna Beshers, Emmalene Blackwell, Billy Joe Burchett, Lonnie Choate, Carolyn Cook, Brenda Crites, Bobby Deck, Roger Elledge, Don Fisher, Vonda Francis, Brenda Gaines, Judy Germann, Troy Goskie, Florence Green, Terry Hagerling, Floyd Hed- rick, Donna Huff, Nancy Hastings, Elvin James, Junior James, Garry Masters, Ronald Mitchell, Harrison Murdick, Russell Ramsey, Kay Rogers, Jackie Shell, John Smith, Mary Ann Stephens, Lindell Thele, Wendell Thele, Leonard Willis, Brenda Wright. Fourth Grade Billy Conrad, Darla Francis, Wilma Fisher, Melvin Germann, Garry Haffener, David Hastings, Ray Hardy, Spring Jenkins, Mitchell John- son, Walter Lehmann, Douglas Miles, Kenny Nally, Freddie Newall, Linda Nitsch, Donnie Page, Wilford Pomeroy, Joan Pulliam, Barbara Seabaugh, John Shell, Ricky Shell, Jackie Stone, Jerry Storz, Norman Van Amburg, Alan Wiegand, Jackie Wiseman, Shirley Woodfin. Fifth Grade Clyde Arnold, Jane Arnold, Ronald Bess, James Bennett, Earl Cheek, Charles David Chandler, Jeanie Baker, Virginia Blackwell, Nola Elledge, Glenda Francis, Louise Gaines, Linda Green, Eugene Hedrick, Patricia Hanks, Anita Hahn, James Kent, Martha Lehmann, Michael Mc- Daniel, Vivion Newell, Betty Pulliam, Wesley Ramsey, Ray Stone, Ronald Swan, Lester Shell, David Teeters, Lonnie Welker. Sixth Grade Betty Angle, Larry Adamson, Angela Abernathy, John Chandler, Richard Crader, Thomas Cook, Patricia Con- rad, Junior Crites, Ronald Deck, Mary Lee Davault, Terry Eaker, Jackie Fox, Bonnie Fahrenkrog, Rachel Fisher, Roma Farmer, Philip Germann, Sue Green, Teddy Hahn, Carolyn Huffman, Paul James, Gary Lee, Dwaine Murphy, Robert Myers, Jeanie Mills, Meda Nalley, David Pomeroy, Mary Ellen Plouvier, Jane Pickens, Gerald Robins, Sue Rogers, Wanda Roberts, Jerry Smith, J. D. Stevens, Larry Tidd, Darlene Woodfin. Junior High Seventh Grade: Marcia Baker, Leroy Benfield, Judy Bennett, Faye Crites, Nedra Deck, Elinore Elledge, Janet Englehart, Judy Fisher, Martha Francis, Gail Hahn, John Haffner, Clifford Hanks, Beth Huff, Janet James, Joe Masters, Veronica Morgan, Necie Myers, Jolene Nitsch, Eddie Rambo, Elizabeth Ramsey, Larry Robins, Joyce Rogers, Ervia Mae Shell, Edwin Storz, Ruth Wiseman, Judy Zimmerman. Eighth Grade: Marilyn Bock, J. D. Burk, Robert Cooper, Bobby Crites, Dale Devault, Benny Green, Jerry Haas, Jerry Haynes, David Huff, Gerald Huff, George Lee, Mabel Lee, Paul Liley, Darrell Masters, Joe Myers, Lonnie Myers. Carmen Newell, Betty Nitsch, Donald Pickens, Betty Plouvier, Darlene Pulliam, Janice Roberts, David Seabaugh, Donna Shell, Oleta Ann Shell, Benita Van Amburgh, Richard Wall, Gail Woodfin. faculty Agriculture- Vocational This is the fifth year that Agriculture has been taught in Lutesville High, with Mr. Wesley O. Proffer, Instructor. Some of the projects for this year were: harvesting sugar cane, raising hogs, beef cattle, corn and wheat. In honor of national F. F. A. week, the Sentinel of the sub-district, Jerome Gaines, and Mr. Proffer, the instructor, appeared on KFVS television with the other officers of the sub-district. The F.F.A. had a banquet April 1, in the school cafeteria. Bob Dixon made a short talk. The parents were in- vited to attend. Nelson Devenport, presi- dent of the chapter, played in the state F. F. A. band made up of boys from F. F. A. chapters all over the state at Columbia. Bob Gray and Lee Roy Lukefahr were dele- gates to the state F. F. A. convention at Columbia, April 21,22, and 23. MR. WESLEY O. PROFFER B. S. in Education Teamwork is a valuable asset to an organi- zation such as F. F. A. When Jack O. peers through his magnifying glass the job is done right. Art Mrs. Louella Jones, Instructor of Art and Citizenship. Some of the projects in Art this year were: pen and pencil work, poster, lettering, pastels, fingerpainting, water color enameling and china decorating. There was one term of Handicraft and one term of Art history. The class studied ele- ments of design and did outside sketching. They also decorated for P. T. A. and in business places in town. Six new tables were made for the Art department by Mr. Lehman's class. Thirty-two students were enrolled in Art this year. MRS. LOUELLA JONES B. S. in Education The citizenship classes spent a profitable year, learning about the affairs of our country. The use of lettering, as well as their many other projects, came in handy for the Art Class. Commerce Mr. Richard J. Elfrink, Instructor of Typ- ing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, School Pub- lications, and Driver Training. This is the second year the School Pub- lications has been taught in Lutesville High. The class has published the Cardinal Flyer, the monthly school paper, and reports week' ly to the local Banner Press. There are 14 students enrolled in Short- hand and 20 pupils have finished the course of Bookkeeping. There are 21 pupils en- rolled in Driver Training which is in its second year. The purpose of Driver Training is to teach courtesy and sound driving practices. MR. R. J. ELFRINK Driver Training Students First Semester: Viola Robins, Tom Wall, Paul Thomas, Larry Seabaugh, Alexia Callahan, Leonard James, Glenda Irvin. Second Semester: Arvil Leadbetter, Helen Roberts, Doris Leadbetter, Janet Francis, Wanda Barks, Shirley Reed, Fay Yount, Camille Hopkins, Carolyn Hopkins. Mr. Ben L. VanAmburg, Instructor of Chemistry and of Cooperative Occupational Education. As student counselor, he has given various tests in order to determine the interests and aptitudes of students so that they can study and prepare themselves through- out the entire high school year. The Diversified Occupational Club was organized five years ago in 1950. The school year of 53-54, the club changed the name to Cooperative Occupational Educa- tion. The annual Lutesville COE Banquet, which helps to promote more understanding of what the COE is accomplishing, was held April 7, for the employees and employers of the COE. MR. B. L. VANAMBURG B. S. in Education COE CLUB, top row: Kenny VanMatre, Dale Bond, Waymond Shell, Otis Lee, Joe Graves, Mr. VanAmburg, Instructor. Second row: Gene Robins, Charles Crader, Marcellee Harris, Almeta Ward, Jo Ann Hansen, Carl Hurst, Francis Plovier, Doyle Jackson. Third row; Laverne Christy, Nadean Hahn, Helen Roberts, Florence Myers, Loretta Myers. Frances Underwood, Nancy Wal- ton, Lee Pomeroy. English Mrs. Reta Crenshaw, instructor of English, taught English I, II, III, and Speech, trying to improve the everyday speech of the stu- dents, and to give them a better background both in classic and modern literature. Three Speech students entered a contest at Cape Girardeau. Kenny Liley entered in the Prose Reading, Leonard James in the Verse Reading, and Nelson Devenport in Radio Speaking. Nelson rated a grade high enough to enter in the state contest which was held in Columbia. He was one of the three boys from Southeast Missouri who entered in the contest at Columbia. MRS. RETA CRENSHAW B. S. in Education Under Mrs. Crenshaw's sponsorship many Through her many English classes she has delightful programs have been presented. taught standards that will never be forgotten. History and Math Mr. Silas V. Gladish has been teaching for thirty-three years and came to Lutes- ville twenty-seven years ago, having taught here continually since then. He formerly held the position of principal and was superintendent for six years. Mr. Gladish was graduated from Cape Girardeau State College with a B. S. in Education. This year he taught World and American History, Geometry and Algebra I. The school has purchased for the history department a plastic map of the United States which shows surface topography. MR. SILAS V. GLADISH B. S. in Education When asked their opinion of Geometry, the World History is an interesting and enter - class said, not as much fun as tic-tac-toe taining subject when under the tutorship of but much more useful. Mr. Gladish. Home Economics MRS. F REID A CROFT B. S. in Education Forty-two girls were enrolled in Home Economics this year under the direction of Mrs. Freida Croft, who has been teaching here for eight years. The first year Home Ec. girls studied clothes care, good grooming, breakfasts, and the use of sewing machines. They made pot holders, skirts, blouses, and have cooked cereals, cakes, and breads. The second year girls made spring dresses, stu- died home design decorating, and the cor- rect technique of baby sitting. The Home Ec. served a Thanksgiving dinner to the School Board, the Superintendent, Principal and their wives. They baked the cookies for the Yearbook Coronation. They cooked and served a dinner for Mr. Smith's English Class and the girls cooked for the F. F.A. Banquet. Mrs. Croft is sponsor of the F. H. A. The club journeyed to Cape Girardeau to the Southeast District Meeting. Shirley Cook is the President of the Sub-district. Watch your fingers! What's cooking? Industrial Arts Mr. John Lehman, instructor of Indus- trial Arts, taught General Shop, Mechani- cal Drawing, Woodwork and Handicraft. Some of the projects for this year were: tables, bookshelves, lamps, billfolds, and moccasins. This year Mr. Lehman made a mailbox and a counter for the office and tables for other departments. MR. JOHN LEHMAN B. S. in Education The Shop classes made many useful and at- tractive projects. When Mr. Lehman steps out of the room, action stops, or should we say, starts? Library Mrs. LeRoy Mason came to Lutesville High shortly after the beginning of this school year to be the school Librarian. The library has received several books from the schools which were consolidated this year. Books have been added in the historical fiction and the biography sections. Mrs. Mason had a student librarian to help her every hour. Most of these students had been members of the 1953-54 Library Club. MRS. LEROY MASON B. S. in Education That look could break the camera! Mrs. Mason also teaches the grade school music. Music MRS. SUSAN VENABLE Bachelor in Music Mrs. Susan Venable graduated from Mc- Murray Woman’s College at Jacksonville, Illinois, with a Bachelor of Music degree. She majored in Public School Music and piano. She taught Music at Lutesville High for two and one half years, and organized the High School Band. Mrs. Venable taught Band, Boys' and Girls' Chorus, Fundamentals in Music, Grade Music, and directed many interesting concerts and programs. Mr. Anzel E. Shoults attended the North Central Bible Institute at Minneapolis, Minnesota, for three years and received his Bachelor of Music degree at the Mac Phail College in Minneapolis. Mr. Shoults has carried out many of his plans for improving our music department. There are 37 Band members. The Band played at a Farm Bureau meeting and a pub- lic concert given in the Railroad park in Lutesville. A Clarinet quartet from the Band received a I rating at the district contest at Cape Girardeau, March 31. A flute solo, flute quartet and clarinet solo received II ratings. A girls' trio and a vocal solo re- ceived a I rating at the contest also. The contestants receiving a I rating went to Columbia, April 28. ANZEL E. SHOULTS Bachelor of Music Band Front row; Lee Pomeroy, Nina Slinkard, Carole Crader, Fay Crites, Carolyn Hopkins, Camille Hopkins, Shirley Cornell, Barbara Crader. Second row: Janet Francis, Jimmy Green, David Pomeroy, Judy Zimmerman, Benita VanAmburg, Leroy Benfield, J. D. Burk, Joline Nitch, Mary Underwood, Larry Seabaugh, Barbara Zimmerman. Third row; Nancy Walton, Frances Underwood, Bill Hastings, Gail Hahn, Martha Francis, Terry Eaker, Don Pickens, Phoebe Pomeroy, Marcia Francis, Betty Nitch, Wanda Woodfin, Ruth Green, John Chandler, Robert Cooper, Bill Cornell. Fourth row: Mr. Shoults, Instructor; Kenneth Liley, Arvil Leadbetter, Gail Anderson, Bessie Deck, Nel- son Devenport. Trio Selected Chorus High School Trio: Carole Hahn, Lee Pome- roy, Phoebe Pomeroy, Carole Crader, Pianist. The Selected Chorus taken from the two chorus classes sang at the Senior Play and Graduation. Chorus Classes Third Hour Chorus, top row; Leroy Nalley, Roy Gable, Lee Roy Lukefahr, Arvil Leadbetter, Elmer Newell, Joe Burk, Don Harris, Wayne Lewis. Second row: Jimmy Rhodes, Dick Stovall, Jerry Rhodes, Edward Ossig, Kenny Liley, Tom Wall, Larry Seabaugh, jack Hansen, Berenetta Moore. Third row: Laverne Brown, Shirley Davenport, Bernice Nalley, Carol Mallory, Shirley Cook, Aline James, Glenda Morgan, Fay Yount, Carol A. Hahn, Mary Crites, Betty Crader, Fourth row: Christina Lee, Joyce Johnson, Sue Gourley, Billye Gale, Juanita Long, Bernice Schrand, Phyllis Farmer, Evelyn Woodfin, Veleda Whitener, Carole L. Hahn, Louise Caldwell, Imogene Smith. Sixth Hour Chorus, top row: Barbara Zimmerman, Judy Barks, Wanda Eaker, George Burrow, Wayne Leadbetter, Myra Barks, Hilma Russell, Stella Russell. Second row: Bessie Deck, Viola Robins, Alexia Callahan, Janet Francis, Louise Fisher, Phoebe Pomeroy, Nanya Baker, Wanda Woodfin, Mr. Shoults, Instructor. Third row: Gayle Kirkpatrick, Janice Sitze, Carole Crader, Thelma Francis, Melba Null, Suzanne Bollinger, Jackie Upchurch, Joyce Barks, Cecilia BeeL Fourth row: Bonnie Schrand, Nina Slinkard, Joann Schreiner, Barbara Crader, Joyce Abernathy, Shirley Cornell, Camille Hopkins, Gail Anderson, Carolyn Hopkins, Florence Robins. Bus Drivers Left to right: Clemo James, Brice Fisher, S. E, Tipton, Charles Kirkpatrick, Willard Wiseman. Lunchroom Director shMey Bo,u 8 N“ey w“'“' Office Girls Gail Woodfin and Ora Welker Athletics COACH IVAN JOHNSON B. S. in Education BASEBALL WE THEY Patton 7 6 Delta 16 7 Zalma 9 6 Patton 8 11 Leapold 7 6 Zalma 17 3 Bell City 4 11 Chaffee 1 12 Advance 3 6 Delta 15 4 Jackson 7 9 Coach Ivan Johnson graduated from Cape Girardeau College with a B. S. degree in Education, majoring in physical educa- tion and earth science. This is his third year as head of the Athletic Department. Coach Johnson's interest in Freshmen and Sophomores as well as the Juniors and Seniors has resulted in a good team this year with prospects for a better team next year. His principal aim is to promote and teach good sportsmanship, health, and the desire to compete. Mr. Johnson was a graduate and a former player of Lutesville High School. BASKETBALL WE THEY Patton 72 31 Oak Ridge 47 45 Preps 29 67 Fredericktown 57 61 Jackson 61 67 Zalma 46 45 Marquand 58 21 Perry ville 56 26 Piedmont 50 51 Oak Ridge 49 46 Qulin 55 98 Marquand 53 35 St. Joseph 66 23 Advance 46 56 Delta 27 65 Zalma 51 57 Nelson and Glenn carrying the second place Basketball Trophy. The 1955 Girls’ Volleyball Team were very happy when they received first place trophy. Basketball rrA’ First Team: Coach Johnson, Nelson Devenport, Gene Norman, Jerome Gaines, Joe Burk, Alvin Ray, Mendell Clark, Albert Burrow, Glenn Stone, Deon Liley, Carl Myers. The Basketball Team this year came through with a record of nine wins and eight defeats. In tournament play the team took second place in the O. H. S. C. Although the team average height was 5’ 9 their driving spirit proves that team work and sportsmanship lead to success. Jump Higher, Boy Glenn Stone, outstanding boy athlete for '55, makes a goal shot. Basketball rrB’ Standing; Joe Burk, Jerry Robins, Tom Wall, Lloyd Whitledge, Ronnie Wiegand, Jack James, Carl Myers. Second row; Don Harris, Bobby Robins, Ronnie Brown, Leroy Nalley, Charles Adamson, Schuyler Dodson, Jimmy Lukefahr, Wayne Lewis. Junior High Cheerleaders Front row: Lonnie Myers, Jerry Haynes, JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS, left to right; Richard Wall, Bobby Crites, GailWoodfin, Joyce Rodgers, Gail Hahn, Fay Crites, Don Pickens, Harold Hahn. Second row; Benita VanAmburg. Larry Robins, Elvis Wiseman, Leroy Ben- field, J. D. Burk, Dale Devault, Joe Myers. The Junior High Team certainly have a nice collection of Trophies. Boys' Volleyball Standing: Nelson Devenport, Dale Kirkpatrick, Albert Burrow, Mendell Clark, Glenn Stone, Carl Myers, Coach Johnson. Second row: Alvin Ray, Gene Norman, Jerome Gaines, Deon Liley, Kenneth Shram, Joe Burk. The Boys' Volleyball Team again proved to be a tough competitor in the Ozark High School Conference by taking second place. The man behind that good defense is Dale Kirkpatrick. The Cardinals closed their season with a rec- ord of six wins and four losses. They had a season's total of eight wins and four losses. The alertness of the team showed their win- ning spirit. Girls' A Team: Coach Johnson, Willie Adamson, Imogene Smith, Sandra Graham, Mary Underwood, Dean Mouser, Tootsie Ward, Lee Pomeroy, Loretta Myers. Girls' Volleyball The Girls' Volleyball team had a record this year of eight victories, two defeats and one tie game with Puxico. They also had three wins in a tournament. The team won first place in the O. H. S. C. Tournament October 19-22. This is the first time the Lutesville girls' volleyball team has won first place since 1946. Girls B Team, standing: Danette Crader, Margaret Germann, Doris Abernathy, Flo- rence Myers, Mary Abernathy. Second row: Carole L. Hahn, Phoebe Pomeroy, Wanda Woodfin, Margie Elam, Sandy Back. The hard hitting spikers on both teams add- Under the Coach's fine leadership, the dream ed a thrill to the games. of the ghls became a reality, first place trophy! Baseball Standing: Coach Johnson, Robert VanGennip, Mendell Clark, Albert Burrow, Kenneth Shrum, Glenn Stone. Second row: Paul Thomas, Terry Moore, Jimmy Lukefahr, Carl Myers, Bob Abernathy. This year's Baseball Team proved to be as The Cardinal Staff expresses its apprecia- competitive as the team in the past with a tion of Coach Johnson's achievements of a record of six wins and five defeats. fine athletic record. The Junior Class, a victorious group, when Students who received awards for various they won the class trophy. outstanding merits. Girls who lettered in volleyball. Freshmen receiving their report cards. The winners of the Senior Talent and Fash- Do you belong to the stomach club? ion show. High School Band plays for an assembly. The Spike Jones Orchestra with cabbage by a head! Cardinal Queen Junior Class Favorites MARTHA STOVALL, ALVIN RAY Sophomore Class Favorites MARY ABERNATHY, JOE BURK Freshman Class Favorites Junior-High Favorites SHIRLEY CORNELL, MIKE McGLOTHUN FAY CRITES, BOBBY CRITES Prince and Princess KAREN SMITH, DANNY PAGE, ANGELA ABERNATHY, TERRY EAKER Junior-Senior Banquet May we present the head table? We had a very entertaining program, in- cluding a speech by Mr. Wells. The very talented Juniors and Seniors pro- duced their own program for the Junior- Senior Banquet held May 6 in the gym. Por- traying the leading characters of the best known TV programs, they produced excellent imitations of Edgar Bergen, Charlie Mc- Carthy, I've Got a Secret, Inner Sanctum, Dragnet, and a number of other national favorites. The banquet was well served by the students of the Home Ec Department. Mr. Well’s subject for his short talk to the Sen- iors was This is Your Life. Mrs. Jean Ray of Kansas City, a pro- fessional entertainer, was highly humorous in Hoosier Character presentations, with a musical background. Other guest numbers were given by a High School Barber Shop Quartet from the high school at Jackson. Other guests on the program were Mrs. H. D. Chandler and Mrs. Winonah T. Pence of Marble Hill. It was a wonderful night for the girls, all The reading of the will was a serious moment blossomed out in their formats. for the Seniors, they lost their favorite possessions. Senior and Junior Play Left to right: Shelby Crites, Barbara Crader, Glenn Stone, Lee Pomeroy, Jerry Filer, Alexia Callahan, Marcellee Harris, JoAnn Hansen, Kenneth Shrum, Nelson Deven- port. Front row; Billye Gale, Martha Stovall, Sandra Graham, Larry Seabaugh, Mary Underwood. Second row: Wanda Eaker, Stella Russell, Betty Crader, Jerome Gaines, Myra Barks, Appy Taylor. Bluebeard is on a rampage! What a bit of make-up won't do. EeeeeK! he's foaming at the mouth. A good disguise, but she is still a little r n Dracie likes her new daddikin watikins. “ Carnival The Carnival Queen was elected by the highest number of votes received. Twenty queen candi- dates were voted on. The one receiving the highest number of votes was Gail Hahn of Lutes- viHe with 5,632 votes. Gail's escort was Leroy Benfield, also of Lutesville. Both students were from the seventh grade class. Queen Between 425 and 450 people attended. Crowning Who’s Who? Senior Trip On the Capitol lawn, Washington, D. C. Oh! our poor aching feet. ” Resting those feet in front of the Library of Congress. What is it? Statue of Liberty Bus Driver?????? Niagara Falls Time Out! Coffee Break Hog! Part of Washington Parade. Operation Success! Capitol Steps Student Council Standing: Clifford Hanks, Seventh Grade; Carl Myers, Sophomore; Mr. Wells, Sponsor; Don Harris, Freshman; Carolyn Hopkins, Sophomore; Jerry Rhodes, Junior. Seated: Gail Woodfin, Eighth Grade; Judy Fisher, Seventh Grade; Nelson Devenport, Vice President, Senior; Mary Underwood, President, Junior; Phoebe Pomeroy, Secretary, Freshman; Marilyn Bock, Eighth Grade; Carole Crader, Senior. The Students always enjoy being dismissed from class, especially when the Student Council presents members from the National Assemblies with various programs. Yearbook Staff Nelson Devenport, Business Manager; Jackie James, Advertising Manager; Gerald Stevens, Assistant Advertising Editor; Bill Cornell, Photography Editor; Carolyn Hopkins, Shirley Cornell, Camille Hopkins, Copy Editors; Barbara Zimmerman, Typist; Gail Anderson, Photographer; Mary Underwood, Assistant Editor; Carole Crader, Editor; Margie Elam, Assistant Art Editor; Barbara Crader, Art Editor; Lee Pomeroy, Typist. Much work was involved, along with the laughs and fun that the Yearbook Staff enjoyed, while building the 55 Cardinal. Cheerleaders Carole Crader, Senior; Sandy Graham, Junior; Lee Pomeroy, Senior; Margie Elam, Sophomore; Carolyn Hopkins, Sophomore; Gail Anderson, Freshman; Shirley Cornell, Freshman; Camille Hopkins, Sophomore. We present the 1955 basketball trophies. Barefoot no longer! It was a great day when Mr. Deevers presented the girls their stun- ning new saddles. Cooperative Occupational Education This job requires a steady hand, and Charles Who could make a more dignified picture Crader is just the man for it. among the hustle and bustle of an office than Loretta Myers. Jerry Filer. Help! I'm stuck! Jerry Florence Myers. Now which bottle shall I seems to be falling head over heels for choose? Just kidding, Florence knows her his job. business. Gene Robins. Don't mind the dog tracks, sir. I’ll make you a good deal, ” bargains Gene. Lee Pomeroy. That smile adds a touch that no one but Lee could produce. Future Teachers of America Top row; Jerome Gaines, Paul Thornes, Sandra Graham, Jack James, Myra Barks, Mendell Clark, Stella Russell. Second row: Larry Crader, Tom Wall, Barbara Zimmerman, Wayne Lewis, Margie Blam, Jackie Upchurch, Louise Caldwell, Sandra Kirkpatrick, Mary Underwood. Third- • row; Kenny Liley, Janet Francis, Nina Slinkard, Barbara Crader, Sandra Back, Phyllis Farmer, Willie Adamson, Evelyn Woodfin, Mr. Smith, Sponsor. OFFICERS President--------------------- Vice President---------------- Secretary-Treasurer---------- Nina Slinkard Barbara Crader — Sandy Back This is the second year of the Future Teachers of America organization. The Organization has twenty-six members with Mr. Thornes E. Smith as Sponsor. In their meetings the club discussed the field of teaching, its opportunities, advantages, and disadvantages. Mr. Smith took the group to Cape where they toured the Cape College and Central High School. Future Farmers of America The F. F. A. Banquet proved to be one of the greatest hits of the year. After an enticing meal everyone enjoyed an entertaining program presented by the F.F. A. boys. Top row; Kenneth Shrum, Jack Osborn, Virgil Beel, Earl Shell, Jerald Shell, Jerry Robins, Mar- vin Hester. Second row: Robert Van Gennip, Frank Lambert, Jack Eaker, Bob Heldermen, Clif- ford Bollinger, Jimmy Lukefahr, Jimmy Rhodes, Jerry Davault, James Moore. Third row: Jim- my Green, Roy Gable, Gerald Englehart, Lee Roy Lukefahr, Jack Hansen, Bob Angle, Joe Gable, George Gray. Fourth row; Nelson Devenport, Bob Gray, Leonard James, Mendell Clark, Joe Burk, Jerome Gaines, Mr. Proffer, Sponsor. OFFICERS President ---------------------Nelson Devenport Vice President-------------------------- Bob Gray Secretary------------------------Leonard James Treasurer------------------------Mendell Clark Sentinel-------------------------Jerome Gaines Reporter----------------------------------Joe Burk Future Homemakers of America Top row; Wanda Baker, Bernice Nalley, Carole L. Hahn, Judy Barks, Juanita Long, Reba Buttry, Rena Buttry, Melba Null, Christene Hill, Louise Caldwell. Second row: Carole A. Hahn, Imo- gene Smith, Reta Reed, Carol Mallory, Joyce Johnson, Alene James, Shirley Davenport, Bonnie Schrand, Barbara Williams, Shirley Stephens, Alma Moore. Third row: Mrs. Croft, Sponsor; Veleda Whitener, Shirley Cook, Billye Gale, Wanda Barks, Betty Crader, Evelyn Woodfin, Edna Crader, Berenetta Moore, Sue Gourley. OFFICERS President----------------------------Wanda Barks Vice President-------------------- Betty Crader Secretary----------------------------------Billye Gale Treasurer —------------------------ Shirley Cook Parliamentarian-----------------------Betty Hanks Historian-------------------------- Alma Moore BON VOYAGE! To a wonderful and enlighten- The emblem ceremony was a very im ing day at the sub-district meeting. pressive sight for the P.T. A. viewers. Cardinal Flyer Staff Standing; Mary Abernathy. Shirley Reed, Jerome Gaines, Kenneth Liley, Louise Caid- well, Glenda Irvin, Carolyn Hopkins, Evelyn Sitze. Seated; Sandy Back, Camille Hopkins, Margie Elam, Nina Slinkard, Jo Ann Hansen, Robert Van Gennip, Arvil EDITOR Nina Slinkard ASSISTANT EDITORS Shirley Reed, Camille Hopkins ART EDITOR Margie Elam SPORTS EDITORS Mary Abernathy, Kenny Liley PUBLICATION MANAGER Carolyn Hopkins REPORTERS Fay Yount, Jo Ann Hansen Arvil Leadbetter EDITOR Jo Ann Hansen ART EDITOR Margie Elam SPORTS EDITOR Jerome Gaines PUBLICATION MANAGER Leonard James REPORTERS Mary Abernathy, Sandy Back, Louise Caldwell, Glenda Irvin, Carolyn Hopkins, Camille Hopkins, Evelyn Sitze, Robert VanGennip, Frank West. £KST at the ■b ank op MAUBLE 4—1 I A. G. STORE Dry Goods and Feed Lutesville, Missouri Lutesville, Missouri 29 i Jour „ DEPENDABLE t DRUGGIST Compliments of Compliments of THE BLUE FLAME GAS CO. Division of Lutesville Hardware and Television LI LEYS RADIO SHOP “Best Wishes to the Class of “55“ CARLSON’S CAFE Marble Hill, Mo. 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