Lutesville High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lutesville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

t m Ar. V «J N v.� , (?tVtfUrtaC ute vMe Pu Cic ScAooi 1 'aCumeSLW 'Dedication We, the Cardinal Staff, wish to dedicate the 1956 Cardinal to our helpful and cooperative teacher whose patience and understanding have helped many students realize the many opportunities of life and prepare them for their future vocation. Through the years his friendship and guidance have been inspir- ing. By his genuine interest in our progress, our edu- cation has been broadened. In appreciation of his service we respectfully dedicate this volume of the Cardinal to Mr. Ben VanAmburg. Mr. VanAmburg received his elementary and secondary education at the Lutesville Grade and High Schools. He attended Will Mayfield College for two years then went to Southeast Missouri State Teachers' College where he received a B. S. in Education. Later he did graduate work at the University of Missouri and received his Masters Degree. He has a total of two hundred and three credit hours. While at Missouri University he became a member of Phi Delta Kappa. His teaching career started when he accepted the positions of Prin- cipal of the Lutesville Grade School and Coach of the High School. During his fourteen years of teaching he has taught various subjects, and served as a coach for ten years. His present schedule includes teaching General Science and C. O. E. and serving as Coordinator- Counselor. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY FAVORITES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISERS UiCcU t4 The job of making a good yearbook is one that requires alertness, originality, and perseverance. It is one of the many activities that help make the school program a success. Even though it is of necessity one of the most difficult activities, because it is an expression of student school life, it has the most gratifying and lasting results. The Yearbook Editor, her staff, and Faculty members are to be commended for the very fine way in which student life is expressed in this year's Cardinal. Sincerely, Thomas E. Smith Sc lool ‘PflU€CCfrcU HAROLD RALPH £Ce te tt ict 'UttccfiaC CUBA CLUBB SWW £cCuc ztco t D. L. FISHER, AVERY CRITES, WALDO ALLGOOD, JOHN D. CHANDLER, ORVILLE LILEY, WILLARD HAHN. President------ Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - JOHN D. CHANDLER ----D. L. FISHER - WALDO ALLGOOD ----AVERY CRITES MR. WM. MARK BLANKENSHIP MRS. FREDIA CROFT English Librarian Music Sophomore Sponsor MRS. RETA CRENSHAW English Sophomore Sponsor Junior Sponsor MRS. LOUELLA JONES Social Science Art Senior Sponsor MR. SILAS V. GLADISH Social Science Mathematics Senior Sponsor MRS. WILLA MAE LEHER Commerce Sophomore Sponsor MR. IVAN L. JOHNSON Biology Physical Education Coach Senior Sponsor MR. JOHN R. LEHMANN Industrial Arts Freshman Sponsor MR. JEWELL MOONEY Vocational Agriculture Freshman Sponsor MR. BEN L. VANAMBURG Science C.O.E. Coordi nator - -Counselor Freshman Sponsor MRS. PEARL DEAN RALPH Vocational Home Economics Junior Sponsor Second Grade Fifth Grade MRS. HELEN SCOTT MR. GALE WHITE Seventh Grade Junior High Physical Education Seventh Grade Sponsor Sixth Grade MRS. NAOMI DUNCAN Elementary Music Elementary Art Junior High Language Arts Junior High Science Junior High Health Eighth Grade Sponsor President - — Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - ■ Reporter------ CLASS OFFICERS ...................LARRY CRADER ........................BOB GRAY ..................DEANIE MOUSER .................MARY UNDERWOOD ...................SANDIE GRAHAM FLOWER: Azalea COLORS: Blue and Yellow MOTTO: Washington or Bust A J „ MYRA KAY BARKS Snare Shay Men are my hobby. Sophomore Play II Junior Play III FHA I, Historian II Commercial Club II Library Club Secretary II COE Club IV Chorus I, II, HI WILLIE VERLENE ADAMSON Willie Better to wear out than rust away. FHA I, Historian IV Library Club II Volleyball Team III, IV FT A III Sophomore Play II Senior Play IV Paper Staff, Sports Editor IV CLIFFORD LEE BOLLINGER Cliff’ Did I lose my homework, or didn't I do it? FFA I, II, III Sentinel IV Chorus I Senior Play IV SUZANNE BOLLINGER Slash Her heart is like the moon, always a man in it. Chorus III FHA IV COE IV GEORGE RUSSELL BUEHLER Boob Let's go hunting. COE IV Chorus I, II ALBERT EUGENE BURROWS' AI Always trading cars. Volleyball III, IV Basketball III Baseball III COE IV Chorus 1,11 GEORGE EDWARD BURROWS Pay Day To him the year is divided into two seasons, basket- ball and baseball. ” Paper Staff IV Chorus I,II,III,IV MENDELL HUGH CLARK Snooker Quiet and brainy. FFA I. Treasurer II,III Reporter IV Chorus 1 FT A II Basketball II,III,IV Baseball II,III,IV Volleyball II,III,IV Sophomore Play II Class President III LARRY LEE CRADER Master Mind” Knows all the answers. Volleyball IV Basketball III Sophomore Play II Junior Play III Baseball III Class President n,IV Yearbook Staff IV COE Club IV FT A in Chorus I,II ELIZABETH ELLEN CRADER Betty I can't talk any louder! Chorus I,II,HI Junior Play ni FHA Vice President in, Secretary IV ALTA EAKER Midge Being short is not a crime, just a nuisance. Volleyball II,in Commercial Club, Reporter IV SHIRLEY JOAN DEVENPORT Shirley 'She is quiet, to be sure, until you know her. fha n.m Chorus n,IV WANDA MARIE EAKER Wanda 'Our Queen Candidate. Chorus I.II.Ill Junior Play III fha m Parliamentarian IV Sophomore Play II ROGER DARREL FARMER Doc The question; to study, or not to study. FFA I Chorus I DOROTHY LOUISE FISHER Shorty Stately and tall, she is liked by friends large and small. Commercial Club n FHA II Library Club II Chorus II,III Music Club IV COE Club IV JOSEPH EDWARD GABLE, JR. Red Farmers are the foundation of the Nation. Chorus I,n.III ffa n,in BILLYE MARIE GALE Bill” She is not as quiet as she seems. ” Chorus I, II, III Commercial Club II Secretary IV Library Club II Junior Play III Senior Play IV COE Club IV JEROME DEAN GAINES Ding Dong If silence were golden he would be worth about two cents. FFA I, II. Sentinel III Volleyball III, IV Basketball III Class Vice President III FT A II, III Pep Club L IV Chorus I, II, III Commercial Club IV Paper Staff III, IV Yearbook Staff IV COE Vice President IV Class Play II, III, IV GEORGE JAMES GRAY, JR. Mac” You'll be sorry! Chorus I, II, III FFA I, II, III FT A I, II, III Band II, III COE Club IV Senior Play IV SANDRA JANETTE GRAHAM Sancy 'Mind changes with the seasons. Cheerleader I, II, III, IV Volleyball L II, IIL IV Class President I, Treasurer III, Reporter IV Student Council II Carnival Queen Candidate III Ping Pong Champ II FHA L II FTA II, III Class Play II. Ill, IV Paper Staff II ROBERT WELDON GRAY Bob 'Don't rush me!” FFA I, Reporter II Vice President III President IV Sophomore Play II DEON KELLY LILEY Lou Look out, I'11 do something sensational yet! Volleyball IV Basketball III Junior Play III Senior Play IV Chorus I Paper Staff IV WILLIE KENNETH LILEY Kenny 'I'm a sane man, too much study leads to madness. COE IV Chorus I,II,ni FFA I Band n,III Paper Staff HI FT A II, in ARVIL LEE LEADBETTER Arvil Hands off, girls, he is going steady. FFA I Band II,IH Commercial Club IV COE Club IV Sophomore Play II Chorus I,n,in DORA DEAN MOUSER Deanie Love is a Many Splendored Thing. FHA I Sophomore Play n Class Treasurer II Class Secretary III,IV Volleyball III.IV COE Secretary and Treasurer IV Chorus II Commercial Club IV CLIFFORD HENRY LINCOLN Little Squall I never put off until to- morrow what I can possibly do the day after that. COE IV Chorus I,II FFA I MELBA JUNE NULL Bugsy A redhead always ready for a laugh. Chorus I, n, in FHA in,IV BOBETTE LORETTA MUNGLE Bobbi Class periods should be ten minutes long, five minutes to come and five minutes to go. Chorus I,II Paper Staff IV FHA IV EDWARD THOMAS OSSIG Tommy No Comments! Chorus II, III Music Club DELMAR RAY RHODES Eagle Beak I say what I think and more too. Chorus I.n.III JAMES EMERSON RHODES Lefty When I get an idea I just lay it down until it goes away. Sophomore Play II Music Club IV Chorus I,II,m,IV FFA I.II,III JERRY LYNN RHODES Jerry He says less than he knows. Sophomore Play II Student Council III Chorus I,II,in,IV LORRIN DAVIS ROBINSON Stud If school is liberty, give me death! Commercial Club IV LAWRENCE ROBINS Sarge But I don’t understand. ” PATRICIA JOANN SCHREINER Jo A Flirty glance with every smile. Sophomore Play II Senior Play IV FHA I,II Commercial Club II.rv Pep Club I,IV chorus i.n.ra Class Secretary I i STELLA MARIE RUSSELL Tud Tf I had a thousand tongues, I would but use them all. Chorus I,III Commercial Club n,IV FHA II Photographer IV Music Club IV FT A III Class Play II,III,IV Editor School Paper IV LARRY WAYNE SEA BA UGH Larry A man among men, but mostly among women. Class Play II,in Chorus i,n,ra Band I,II,III,IV Class Vice President I Pep Club I COE IV FT A II, III EDWARD LEE SHELL Edard What he wants to get out of school is himself. COE IV Chorus I,II Commercial Club IV ALFRED ARTHUR STORZ Alfurdo Quiet men are sometimes surprising. Sophomore Play II COE IV MARTHA LAVAUN STOVALL Murt Full of fun and mischief. Sophomore Play II Junior Play III Senior Play IV Junior Class Favorite Chorus II COE Club IV PAUL DAVID THOMAS Strawberry Of all the things I like the best, is to just sit and rest. Baseball II,III FTA II,III Commercial Club IV Paper Staff II COE Club IV Chorus I Vice President Class II Student Council President IV Class Play II,III MERRELL LEE TAYLOR Appie The Master Termite. Student Council II Chorus I Junior Play in MARY CAROLYN UNDERWOOD Snooks” Time is too short for all she has to do. ” Band I,II,III Volleyball UI.IV Yearbook Photographer I,II Assistant Editor III, Editor IV President COE Club IV President Student Council III Class Secretary II, Class Treasurer IV Class Play II,in.IV Cardinal Queen Candidate II FHA n.m FRANCES LOU UNDERWOOD Francie” 'An eye for nursing. Band I,II,III,IV FHA I,II COE IV Commercial Club II Secretary IV Chorus I,II Sophomore Play n JACQUELYN ZELLDARA UPCHURCH Jackie Who ever heard of an angel with red hair? Chorus I Commercial Club II President IV Library Club n Chorus II, III FT A in Music Club IV COE Club IV EVELYN JOYCE WOODFIN Silky” 'I'm learning a lot,but school interferes, Chorus 1,11 Commercial Club II FHA II.in Reporter IV FT A III Music Club IV FAY LYNN YOUNT Fly Why worry? There's an- other day tomorrow, Chorus 1.11,111 Paper Staff III BARBARA JOAN ZIMMERMAN Barb ’Enie, Menie, Minie, Moe, where shall I go tonight? Band I,II,III,IV Class Play II,IV Student Council IV COE Club IV FT A m Yearbook Staff III,IV chorus n,m Library Club n FHA I,II,IV Pep Club I CLASS OFFICERS President-------------------------------CARL MYERS Vice President..................CAROLYN HOPKINS Secretary.......................LOUISE CALDWELL Treasurer.......................CAMILLE HOPKINS Reporter................................SANDY BACK MARY FRANCIS ABERNATHY ROBERT DAYTON ANGLE SAUNDRA SUE BACK WANDA LEE BARKS EDNA GAYLE BOND BILLY ODELL BROWN JOE ALLEN BURK KOREN BUTTRY MILDRED LOUISE CALDWELL GLYNDA JO CONRAD SHIRLEY MAE COOK EDNA MAE CRADER MARY ELLEN CRITES BETTY SUE CROWELL MARTHA LOU DAILEY CLIFFORD ELDON DECK SCHUYLER DODSON JACK DALE EAKER GERALD LEE ENGLEHART PHYLLIS GAYLEEN FARMER ROY ROBERT GABLE JIMMEY DEWITT GREEN THELMA MAE FRANCIS CAROL ANNE HAHN CAROLE LORRAINE HAHN JACK WAYNE HANSEN CAROLYN CECILLE HOPKINS NANCY CAMILLE HOPKINS BETTY INEZ HANKS ARTIE ALINE JAMES JACK LYNN JAMES JOYCE ANN JOHNSON FRANKLIN LOYD LAMBERT DORIS JEAN LEADBETTER P TRUMAN WAYNE LEWIS JERRIE JUANITA LONG LEE ROY LUKE FA HR CAROL JEAN MALLORY ALMA JEAN MOORE BERENETTA LOIS MOORE CARL EDWARD MYERS JACK LYNN MYERS RETA FAYE REED DONALD RAY RUNNELS JOY ANN SE NCI BOY VIRGINIA ELLA ROBINS CLARK ROGERS SITZE IMOGENE SARA SMITH GERALD LEE STEVENS JOHN RICHARD STOVALL THOMAS RUDY WALL VELEDA FAE WHITENER President - — Vice President Secretary — - Treasurer — ■ Reporter------ CLASS OFFICERS - -------------------Leroy Nalley ------------------Gail Anderson --------------------Bessie Deck -------------- - Wanda Woodfin ------------------ Boyce Miller Doris Fay Abernathy Bill Frank Acup Charles William Adamson Gail Ann Anderson Jerry Wayne Angle Virgil Beel Larry Gene-Bollinger Howard Elliott Bridges Eula Laverne Brown Reba May Buttry Rena Rosa Buttry Anna Emistine Caldwell Shirley Sue Cornell Danette Elenor Crader Sadie Marie Crader Fern Aileen Christy Jerry Edward Davault Bessie Louise Deck Norman Gilbert Deck Willard Whitley Ferguson Sofi£o Kone4 Margaret Ann Germann Glenna Sue Gourley John Hans Hansen Don Eldon Harris Bill Franklin Hastings Marvin Allison Hester Mary Christene Hill Clarance Edward Irvin Harold Owen Johns Doyle Wayne Leadbetter Junior Lee Long Jimmy Lee Lukefahr Bonnie Jean Martin Michael Lee McGlothlin Boyce Edward Miller Florence Lavem Robins Jerry Quiton Robins Michael Lee Seabaugh Lulla Belle Shanks Earl Lynn Shell Lee Jerald Shell Cora Janice Sitze Janet Sue Thomas Ralph Doyle Vesterby Barbara Alice Williams Wanda Lou Woodfin Willard Marion Wright It’s Cold in Them Thar Hills Romeo and Juliet' S-C-R-O-O-G-E and Bob Crachit Say, you look swell!! CLASS OFFICERS President--------------------------------Gale Wood fin Vice President---------------------- Sue Underwood Secretary-Treasurer--------------Mary Ann Kirkpatrick Reporter-----------------------------------J. D. Burk Glen Yuma Ariola Joyce Kay Bollinger John David Burk Vurle William Cloninger Robert Lee Cooper Bobby Joe Crites 'P'ie46 ne i Merilyn Louise Crowell Beatrice Dailey Bob Dean Darby Dale William Davault Ella Pauline Deck Lois Marie Devore Caleb Leni Eaker Wilda Faye Farmer Johnnie Fergie Kenneth Henry Francis Elizabeth Ann Gray Benny Hadley Green Jimmie Walter Green Jerry Wayne Haas Harold Dean Hahn Larry Gene Hahn Martha Janet Hansen Jerry Lynn Haynes David Lee Huff Gerald Paul Huff Thomas Martin Jackson Mary Ann Kirkpatrick Russell Loyd Kirkpatrick Nelda Leadbetter George Junior Lee Mabel Lee Rupert Francis Leslie Paul Dean Liley Darrell Gene Masters Cleo Carol Mathis Oneta Lynn Mayfield Curtis Lonnis Myers Joe Dean Myers Linda Jane Nanney Micheal Gayle Page Donald David Pickens Betty Jean Plouvier Janice Fay Roberts Winnie Ann Schearf David Christine Seabaugh Donna Shell Oleta Ann Shell Sandy Sue Shrum Bobby Roe Sitze Jerry Wayne Sitze Melvin Eugene Sitze Phyllis Ann Steger Margaret Ann Tucker Thelma Suella Underwood Benita Loyse VanAmburg Mary Ann Wagner Richard Allen Wall Bane Bruce West Zee Lenora West Gail Wood fin Donna Kay Zimmerman CLASS OFFICERS President------------------Clifford Hanks Vice President-----------Judy Zimmerman Secretary-----------------------Judy Fisher Treasurer------------------Ray Dean Clubb Reporters-------------------------------Fay Crites Joyce Rogers Judy Abernathy Marcia Baker Leroy Benfield Judy Bennett Nedra Deck Elnor Elledge Janet Englehart Martha Francis Ruth Green Gail Hahn Beth Huff John Haffner Janet James Joe Masters Necie Myers Eddie Rambo Elizabeth Ramsey Larry Robins Euva Shell Edwin Storz David Tucker Ruth Wiseman Elvis Wiseman Seventh uuCe President------ Vice President CLASS OFFICERS John Chandler Secretary-Treasurer ----Gary Lee Reporters------------ -Jerry Smith Paul James Jeanne Mills Angie Abernathy Larry Adamson Betty Angle Patricia Conrad Richard Crader Joyce Crowell Mary Lee Davault Ronald Deck Jackie Douglas Terry Eaker Bonnie Fahrenkrog Roma Farmer Rachel Fisher Jackie Fox Philip Germann Sue Green Teddy Hahn Carolyn Huffman Lester Long Robert Myers Meda Nalley Jane Pickens Mary Plouvier David Pomeroy Wanda Roberts Gerald Robins Sue Rogers Sonny Statler Louis VanGennip Darlene Woodfin ft ft a a v. ■ 6 ft 9 First row: Mr. Ralph, Coach; Sonny Statler, Bobby Myers, LeRoy Benfield, Paul James, Larry Robins, Larry Adamson. Second row: Phillip Germann, Teddy Hahn, Norman VanAmburg, Lester Long, Ray Dean Clubb, Clifford Hanks, Jerry Smith. On March 9th Teddy Hahn was presented the Most Valuable Player Award” of the Delta Grade School Basketball Tournament. The Lutesville Grade School Team received the second place trophy. The Junior High Cheerleaders with their pep and fighting spirit helped the teams in win- ning games. They are: Fay Crites, Joyce Rogers, Angie Abernathy, and Gail Hahn. Scxt l dpstfute Daniel, Donald Norris, Wesley Ramsey, Ward, Lonnie Welker. Jo Ann Abernathy, Clyde Arnold, Jeanne Baker, James Bennett, Ronald Bess, Virginia Blackwell, Charles Chandler, Earl Cheek, Nola Ellege, Louise Gaines, Shirley Goga, Linda Green, Patricia Hanks, Anita Hahn, James Kent, Joyce Martin, Mike Mc- Lester Shell, Ronald Swan, David Teeters, Winnie FIFTH GRADE Lucy Caldwell, Rob Caldwell, Larry Crowell, Mary Douglas, Wilma Fisher, Darla Francis, Melvin German, Franklin Goga, Gary Haffner, Ray Hardy, David Hastings, George Jackson, Joyce Johns, Mitchell Johnson, Douglas Mills, Kenneth Nalley, Donnie Page, Wilford Pomeroy, Raymond Rhodes, Michael Rion, Fredrick Shell, John Shell, Mary Lou Starnes, Jerry Storz, Karen Tucker, Norman VanAmburg, Patricia Ward, Jackie Wiseman. ft P {? A 4 • a ; . r h «4 H • STli 54 A a o . f l? i ' i ('.m f a me 1 1 a ' 1 in a t i a L i • i I v ' a a ’i.+ji'A Jan Allgood, Karen Baker, Anna Besher, Emmalene Blackwell, Billy Burchett, Carolyn Cook, Brenda Crites, Bobby Deck, Roger Ellege, Willard Estes, Don Fisher, Brenda Gaines, Judy Germann, Troy Goskie, Florence Green, Terry Hagerling, Nancy Hastings, Donna Huff, Elvin James, Junior James, Garry Masters, Harrison Murdick, Russell Ramsey, Kay Rogers, Jackie Shell, John Smith, Willa Starnes, Wendell Thele, James Trentham, Lenard Willis, Brenda w,18h, 7 W rs A «% a Vi. i a 4v'? s r rV . 11 tfX -i A O a i Q V £ a I 1 1 n A • : © ' f T a i 6T % a .jV ?-. � 0 0 a . i (% r- AJ A a ' f • - -V • • . a • i, a Mary Ann Dennis, Sue Douglas, Euetta Eaker, D. L. Fisher, Dorothy Goza, Billy Green, Gary Hahn, Phyllis Hahn, Mary Hanks, Boneda Hardy, Billy James, John James, Ronald Kinder, Curtis McCall, Lloyd McCall, Gary McKinney, Judith Mills, Joyce Myers, Terry Myers, Danny Page, Donna Page, Darlene Roberts, James Robins, Karen Smith, Barbara Starnes, Harold Swan, Betty Tallent, Bill Teeters, Mary Tipton, Thomas Tucker, Ricky Underwood, Kenny Welker. Second tyuuCe Tana Allgood, Andy Anderson, Dennis Burchett, Kirk Clark, Denver Cook, James Crader, Larry Crites, Gary Crowell, Billy Dennis, Bobby Eaker, Shiela Elledge, James Fahrenkrog, Cathy Fisher, Michael Francis, Richard Hahs, Phillip Hutson, Linda James, Bobby James, Wil- ma James, Raymond Jones, Cheryl Kinder, Joyce Newell, Diane Page, Nancy Price, Bobby Rambo, Steve Rejniak, Ronald Rion, Donnie Robbins, Glen Samples, Sue Schrock, Adrian Shell, Linda Stor, Doris Trentham, Wilda Trentham, Kay Wright, Tommy Martin, John Mc- Carter, Norma Rhodes. tyicute Connie Angle, Stevie Chandler, Lester Crader, Denney Crites, Jack Hahn, Mary Deck, Jon Hastings, Linda Huffman, Beryl Kinder, Dianna Martin, Bobby McCall, Donald McCall, Eddie Mungle, Betty Murdick, Jane Newell, Mitchell Smith, Lynn Tipton, Bonnie Barks, Cland Cook. Mark Crader, Dianna Goskie, Sharon Harrell, Gregory Huff, Jean James, Paula Kinder, Jimmy Martin, David Matthews, Paulette McManus, Ronald Nanney, Delzie Rhodes, Eddie Rhodes, Elzie Rhodes, Linda Ridings, Jimmy Ward, Sandra Wright. First row: Shirley Cornell, Camille Hopkins, Carolyn Hopkins, Gail Anderson, Bonnie Martin, Janice Sitze, Wilda Farmer, Alma Moore, Joyce Johnson, Betty Hanks, Thelma Francis. Sec- ond row: Florence Robins, Carol Hahn, Laverne Brown, Doris Leadbetter, Juanita Long, Sandy Shrum, Donna Shell, Sue Gourley, Betty Plouvier, Mabel Lee, Melba Null. Third row: Junior Lee, Shirley Cook, Wanda Barks, Billye Gale, Janet Hansen, Cleo Mathis, Lois Devore, Mary Kirkpatrick, Oneta Mayfield, Sue Leadbetter, Instructor: Mark Blankenship. Fourth row: Jerry Rhodes, J. D. Burke, Dale Davault, Wayne Lewis, Mike Page, Tommy Jackson, Jerry Angle, Willard Ferguson, Jimmy Rhodes. Fifth row: Wayne Leadbetter, Virgil Beel, Gerald Huff, George Burrow, Jack Hansen, Roy Gable, Elmer Newell. Not present when picture was made: Betty Crader, Shirley Davenport, Bobette Mungle, Stella Russell, Fay Yount, Frank Lambert, Tommy Wall. Seniors: WANDA EAKER LORRIN ROBISON Sophomores: DORIS ABERNATHY WAYNE LEADBETTER Freshmen: SANDY SHRUM BOB DARBY Junior High: SUE ROGERS RAY DEAN CLUBB Standing: John Smith, Bob Darby, David Teeters, Lorrin Robinson, Wanda Eaker, Joe Burk, Jo Conrad, Doris Abernathy, Diane Page, Diana Goskie, Jon Hastings, Richard Hahs, Wayne Leadbetter, Ricky Underwood, Ray Dean Clubb, Mitchell Johnson. Seated: Nola Elledge, Sandy Shrum, Kay Rogers, Karen Smith, Sue Rogers, and Joyce Johns. Friday night, December 16, we crowned our Cardinal Yearbook Queen, of the Junior Class, Jo Conrad and Princess of the First Grade, Dianna Goskie. The Queen and Princess with their attendants, Joe Burk and Jon Hastings, were an- nounced by Master of Ceremonies, Jerome Gaines, as they walked down the aisle deco- rated with Christmas colors of red and green. Candles lighted by Carolyn and Camille Hopkins brightened the way. The throne was a red velvet chair with candelabrum at each side. The Princess sat at the left of the Queen's throne. Princess Dianna was crowned by Mary Underwood, editor of the Cardinal, and Queen Jo was crowned by the retiring Queen Barbara Crader. The crowns were made of black velvet edged with gold. The program consisted of a welcome given by Mr. Smith, singing of Christmas Carols, led by Phoebe Pomeroy, a Tonette Trio, consisting of Norman Van Amburg, Wilford Pomeroy, and Donnie Page played Jingle Bells and Jolly Old Saint Nicholas. Larry Crader gave a reading, Das Krist Kindel. Fay Crites and Gail Hahn sang Winter Wonderland. Following the Coronation, Carole Hahn sang White Christmas. Reverend S. S. Poet gave the Invocation and Judy Zimmerman was Pianist. Princess DIANA GOSKIE Escort JON HASTINGS Queen JO CONRAD Crown Bearers Escort JOE BURK DIANE PAGE - RICHARD HAHS «vV Three trumpeters, Kenny Nalley, Mitchell Johnson and Donnie Page, heralded the coming of the queen as the coronation of the carnival queen began. She was preceded to the stage by her attendants. Princess Sandra Wright, escorted by Stevie Chandler, both of the Lutesville first grade, and Princess Carole Hahn, junior class candidate, escorted by Dick Stovall. The Queen, Martha Francis, was es- corted by Larry Robins. She was the eighth grade candidate. Don Thomas- son crowned the queen, and Velda Whitener sang Only You.” VciCedcctonccuc LARRY LEE CRADER Se Uo% ‘Pe'i 04tfitctie (Chosen from the upper fourth of the class by the Faculty. ) LARRY CRADHR by his outstanding scholastic ability, his sunny smile and winning person- ality has made many friends among students and faculty members at L. H. S. He was President and Valedictorian of the Senior Class. JACQUELYN UPCHURCH, a likeable, con- scientious and capable person with a friendly smile. Jacquelyn was outstanding this year as Salutatorian. JAMES RHODES, as a fun-loving, industrious student, has made L. H. S. a better place to work. ALTA EAKER has demonstrated her courage and ability in her last year of school. She is well known as a patient and understanding student. MENDELL CLARK is a very enthusiastic per- son, eager to make good and do everything right. He was honored this year in F. H. A. with a State Farmer's Degree. MARY UNDERWOOD, through her steady workmanship and constant leadership, has made L. H. S. a better school in the past four years. Mary was the Editor of the 1956 Cardinal. Standing: Margaret Tucker, Linda Green, Mr. Smith, Bob Darby, Joe Masters. Sitting: Michael McGlothlin, Barbara Zimmerman, Paul Thomas, Shirley Cornell, and Jo Con- rad. President...........................PAUL THOMAS Vice President...............- SHIRLEY CORNELL Secretary.............................JACK JAMES Advisor........................................MR. SMITH I Ain't Been Nutin' But Bad! The Student Council did a wonderful job presiding at and planning the Assemblies this year. SAMDMICMi S HOTIJOtS - • SHIMS UK ptiw.nttN in tAdljT - I Student ( auHCtC 'ZfetviSt z££ Sitting: Benita VanAmburg, Photographer; Phobe Pomeroy, Typist; Jack James, Asso- ciate Editor; Mary Underwood, Editor; Shirley Cornell, Copy Editor; Jerome Gaines, Business Manager; Barbara Zimmerman, Typist. Standing: Mark Blankenship, Advisor; Gail Anderson, Photographer; Nanya Baker, Art Editor; Carolyn Hopkins, Art Editor; Camille Hopkins, Copy Editor; Gerald Stevens, Advertising Manager; Larry Crader, Assistant Advertising Manager; Joe Burk, Assistant Business Manager; Willa Mae Leher, Advisor. Staff members enjoying the school carnival. Sitting: Berenetta Moore, Joyce Johnson, Alene James, Carol A. Hahn, Bobette Mungle, Deon Liley, Imogene Smith. Standing: Willie Adamson, Jo Conrad, Joy Senciboy, Juanita Long, Velda Whitener, Koren Buttry, Billey Brown, Jack Myers, George Burrow. SEMESTER I SEMESTER II Editor----------------------------------Stella Russell Art Editor----------------------Koren Buttry Sports Editor--------------------Jerome Gaines Circulation Manager--------------Billey Brown Reporters------------------------Juanita Long Betty Crowell Bobette Mungle Editor Art Editor Sports Editor Circulation Manager - - Grade School Editor - - ■ Home Ec. Editor Stella Russell Reporters Jo Conrad Deon Liley Joy Senciboy Mary Crites Bernetta Moore Jack Myers George Burrow Alene James o H ttencta£ First row: Sandy Back, Veleda Whitener, Koren Buttry, Alta Eaker, Jackie Upchurch, Louise Fisher, Alma Moore, Jo Conrad, Carole Ann Hahn, Imogene Smith. Second row: Doris Abernathy, Phoebe Pomeroy, Wanda Barks, Reta Reed, Juanita Long, Doris Lead- better, Barbara Williams, Fern Christy, Wanda Woodfin. Third row; Joyce Johnson, Alene James, Stella Russell, Carole L. Hahn, JoAnn Schreiner, Shirley Cornell, Gail Anderson, Danette Crader, Mrs. Leher, Advisor. Fourth row: Lawrence Robinson, Billy Brown. President...................JACQUELYN UPCHURCH Vice President....................PHOEBE POMEROY Secretary...................................FRANCES UNDERWOOD Reporter................................ALTA EAKER The Commercial Club was organized as a service organization, with their motto, We are ready and willing when you need us to help you, clearly in mind. The members of the Yearbook Staff would like to express their gratitude for the many things the club did for us this year. We hope they will continue the good work next year. Can't you find your size? Trimming it down? First row: Jerome Gaines, Paul David Thomas, Sandy Graham, Larry Crader, Larry Sea- baugh, Myra Barks, George Buehler, Edward Shell, Gayle Bond, Barbara Zimmerman, Second row: Jackie Upchurch, Louise Fisher, Carole L, Hahn, Suzanne Bollinger, Deanie Mouser, George Gray, Albert Burrow, Clifford Lincoln, Martha Stovall. Third row: Louise Caldwell, Francis Underwood, Kenny Liley, Billye Gale, Arvil Leadbetter, Tommy Wall, Mary Underwood. Instructor, Mr. Van Amburg. President....................MARY C. UNDERWOOD Vice President....................JEROME GAINES Secretary-Treasurer---------------DEANIE MOUSER Reporter..........................PAUL DAVID THOMAS First row: Judy Zimmerman, Fay Crites, Benita VanAmburg, Phoebe Pomeroy, Sandy Shrum. Second row: Gail Hahn, Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, Francis Underwood, Beth Huff, Harold Johns, Ruth Green, Donna Kay Zimmerman, Carolyn Hopkins, Camille Hopkins, Shirley Cornell. Third row: Gerald Huff, Harold Hahn, Robert Cooper, Linda Green, Jimmy Green, Ronnie Bess, Sue Underwood, Barbara Zimmerman, Larry Seabaugh, Gail Anderson, Majorette. Standing: Mr. Mark Blankenship, Instructor; Wayne Lewis, Bessie Deck, Norman VanAmburg. The band was presented as a Marching Band” for the first time this year. Gail Anderson was chosen as Majorette. The students have spent much time with their in- structor, Mr. Blankenship, practicing marches and other musical compositions. Both should be commended for the accomplishments they have this year. st. First row: Mrs. Ralph, Advisor, Barbara Zimmerman, Evelyn Woodfin, Reporter; Stella Russell, First Photographer; Betty Crader, Secretary; Wanda Eaker, Parliamentarian; Shirley Cook, President; Billye Gale, Vice President; Koren Buttry, Treasurer; Willie Adamson, Historian; Carol Ann Hahn, Song Leader; Imogene Smith, Second Photog- rapher. Second row; Louise Caldwell, Thelma Francis, Betty Hanks, Sue Gourley. Third row: Shirley Davenport, Bobette Mungle, Suzanne Bollinger, Melba Null, Janet Thomas, Winnie Schearf, Sandy Shrum, Phoebe Pomeroy, Veleda Whitener. Fourth row: Kay Bollinger, Linda Nanney, Janet Hanson, Elizabeth Gray, Polly Deck, Reba Buttry, June Lincoln, Juanita Long. Fifth row: Gail Anderson, Shirley Cornell, Marga- ret Germann, Wanda Woodfin, Danette Crader, Joyce Johnson. First row: Mr. Mooney, Advisor-, Mendall Clark, Reporter; Leroy Lukefahr, Vice Presi- dent; Bob Gray, President; Bob Angle, Treasurer; Clifford Bollinger, Sentinel; Jimmy Lukefahr, Secretary, Second row: Larry Hahn, Jerry Robins, Junior Lee, James Moore, Earl Shell, Joe Gable, Gerald Englehart. Third row; Bruce West, J. D. Burke, David Huff, Darrell Masters, Dale Davault, Jerry Davault, Gerald Shell. Fourth row: Tommy Jackson, Virgil Beal, Harold Johns, Roy Gable, Russell Kirkpatrick, Howard Bridges, Jack Hansen. (?6eentetute'i Mary Ann Kirkpatrick, Freshman; Gail Anderson, Sophomore; Jo Conrad, Junior; Shirley Cornell, Sophomore; Carolyn Hopkins, Junior; Camille Hopkins, Junior; Sandy Shrum, Freshman; and Sandy Graham, Senior, The Chorus Line Big Dog First Semester George Burrow Jack Myers Bernetta Moore Mary Ellen Crites Joyce Johnson Alene James Veleda Whitener Jo Conrad Joy Senciboy Carol Ann Hahn Imogene Smith Second Semester Betty Hanks Koren Buttry Juanita Long Alta Eaker Bill Hastings Jasper Huffman Joe Myers Wayne Leadbetter First row: Jerry Rhodes, Betty Hanks, President; Carol L. Hahn, Secretary-Treasurer; Evelyn Woodfin, Stella Russell, Jerry Angle, Second row: Glen Ariola, Tommy Jack- son, Mike Page, Frank Lambert, Wayne Lewis, Dale Devault, Advisor; Mark Blanken- ship. MR. ORA WELKER r We, the Yearbook Staff of 1956, dedicate this page of our annual to the boys, girls, and coaches of Lutesville High School, who have fought to win the above trophies. They have made an enviable repu- tation all over Southeast Missouri. The lessons learned on the ball courts are carrying over into good citizenship of many who have gone out from L. H. S. into adult life or into the various colleges. We are proud of you! Continue to fight, fight, fight for honesty and fair play in the game of life. We also wish to express our appreciation to Coach Johnson for the fine athletic record his teams have made in the four years he has been at L. H. S. His principal aims have been to teach sportsmanship and the desire to compete. ‘VaUectfaM st '7e z Back row: Coach Johnson, Charles Adamson, Jack James, Bobby Robins, Joe Burk, Bobby Crites. Front row: Carl Myers, Deon Liley, Larry Crader, Jerome Gaines, Al- bert Burrow, Mendall Clark. Coach Johnson and his team compiled a phenomenal record with fourteen wins, against one setback when they were defeated by Greenville. The Cards won first place in the O. H. S. C. The last time the Lutes- ville Boys won first place in the Conference was in 1950. Congratulations to our Coach and Team!!! Don't let him do that! A good one! l oMecffcUl ff 07e z fi First row: Betty Crader, Wanda Baker, Reba Buttry, Sandy Back, Benita Van Amburg. Second row: Rena Buttry, Wanda Woodfin, Danette Crader. Watch that ball! Sandy puts down a good one. l otUc M lea First row: Coach Johnson, Willie Adamson, Mary Abernathy, Imogene Smith, Sandy Graham, Jo Conrad, Wanda Baker. Second row: Betty Crader, Deanie Mouser, Doris Abernathy, Margaret German, Mary Underwood, Phoebe Pomeroy. The girls had a record of nine wins, six losses and one tie, with Marquand. They were unfortunate in getting their team together this year. In the O. H. S. C. they won the opening game in which they played Marquand. The second game was lost to Zalma, and the final game was dropped to Patton. This placed our team fourth in the Tournament. Receiving our O. H. S. C. Trophy' Seniors' last game” 7ccuk Second row; Mike Seabaugh, Wayne Lewis, Mike Page, Boyce Miller, Dale Davault, Jerry Haynes, Marvin Hester. First row: Gale Woodfin, Charles Adamson, Leroy Luke- fahr, Richard Wall, Bobby Robins, Don Pickens, Lonnie Myers. The young Redbirds started the season showed seven wins against thirteen defeats with a good record. But as some of the boys at the close of the season, became A Team material their record The B boys learn by watching. Will he make it? 7ea K Second row: Charles Adamson, Jack James, Bobby Robins, Jimmy Lukehafr, Coach Johnson. First row: Carl Myers, Tom Wall, Mendall Clark, Joe Burk, Bob Crites. The 1955-56 Basketball Team had a total of twelve wins against fifteen defeats. In tournament play they were awarded two trophies; Fourth Place in the Delta Invitational, and a Third Place in the Ozark High School Confer ence Tournament. They will have five re- turning lettermen. Get that ball! Worried? ‘geue zlt First row: Wayne Lewis, Clarence Irvin, Jim Lukefahr, Deon Liley, Carl Myers, Basil Newell, Lonnie Myers, Jack Eaker, Second row: Coach Johnson, Boyce Miller, Bob Gray, Albert Burrow, Mendell Clark, Bob Crites, Jack James. There were many new faces on ended the season with two ties and the Cardinal roster this season. And six defeats, without much practice the team A Music Panorama portraying different types of American Music was presented by the Music Club on April 6, 1956. The Senior Class sponsored a Donkey Basketball Game which was enjoyed by a large crowd. Several of the students, both boys and girls rode the donkeys. Se U vi This isn't an all day sucker stick! Wha Hoo! You ain't goin' no place! I either kill'em or cure'em! Aunt Hetty Hits Her Stride' What are you going to do now? puteo - Senio banquet Junior Boys perform the Can Can. Velda Whitener as guest soloist. Evening in Paris was the theme for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. We went to the famous Latin Quarter of Paris where we dined avec Monsieur Pierre on the Boule- vard Montparnasse. Voila! 1Toute le monde passes this sidewalk cafe! An old woman selling les belles fleurs. Chic mannequins from the Champs Elysees. Dancers from the Folies Bergeres. 2 Poets, painters, writers. We all felt chez-lui3 at this cafe terasse. And, c'est vrai, 4 all Paris sings! You should hear les chansons. Tres magnifique !5 The evening was Si Bon!® 1. Dig that crazy. 4. You ain't kiddin'. 2. Groovy. 5. Real cool. 3. Mellow. 6. M-m-m-mboy! Reading of the Senior Will. Sophomore boys who served as French Waiters. School ( asutiotiC pCo4it o f% IJL x . C SENIOR JUNIOR EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Baccalaureate Services were held May 6, 1956, at the High School Gymnasium. Mr. Lynn West provided the organ music for the Processional. The Invocation was given by Reverend H. H. Murdick. Reverend Alvin Farmer read the Scripture. The school choir sang two numbers, Remember Thy Creator” and The Lord Bless and Keep You. The Baccalaureate Sermon was given by Reverend S. S. Poet. Reverend Marshall Page pro- nounced the Benediction. Commencement exercises were Friday night. May eleventh at 8:00 p. m. Reverend Fred Shrum gave the Invocation, followed by This Is My Country and Standin’ In the Need of Prayer, sung by the choir. Mr. Carlton B. Fulbright, State Supervisor of Schools, gave the Commencement Address. And Harold Ralph, Principal, presented the Senior Awards. Diplomas were presented to the forty-eight members of the graduating class by the President of the Board of Education, John D. Chandler. The Benediction was given by Reverend Verdell Jackson. The Seniors and Sponsors left immediately following Commencement for an eleven day trip. They visited many places of interest, including Washington, New York, Philadel- phia, Niagara Falls and Canada. Setcon, 7 4 The Capitol Building All out for the drawbridge! 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