Perryville Senior High School - Tuba Yearbook (Perryville, MO)

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RALPH BOLEG SCHNURBUSCH, L. H. Co-Capt., Ht. 5'S', XVt. 145, Sr, This was the game he was born to play. Capt. of S. E. Mo. lst All-Star Team. LEROY ' HANDSOMEH SUTTERER, L. E. Ht. 5'10 , Wt. 155, Sr. He never said much, but what he did made up for it. A man of action. RICHARD DlX JOHNSON, R. H, Ht. 5'11 , Wt. 155, Sr. Liked those end runs. WALTER WIMPY SCHREMP, R. T. Ht. 6'1 , Wt. 215, jr. Nobody ever made Wimpy angry. ROBERT BOBBY KAEMPFE, L. Ht. rs , wr. iso, jr. He took some hard knocks in stride. H. JERRY PRETTY BOY GEILE, Q. B. Ht. 5'11 , Wt. 160, Soph. An excellent ball handler with two LESTER LES KAEMPFE, R. E. Ht. 5'11 , Wt. 150, Sr. Take 'em for a loss, Les. years to go. DONALD BRUTE MOORE, R. T. Ht. Vs , Wt. 215, jf. One of four jugernaughts. JIM COB STALKER, L. E, Ht. 6', Wt. 172, Sr. Utility man. Passes perplexed him. sv CL bU6l,y5 y RONALD TURK LURK, F. B. Ht. 5'll , Wt. 190, Sr. He plowed through that line like a steam roller. ELMER BUD HOTOP, Q. B. Ht. 5'l0 , Wt. 150, Sr. Bud was a bad one to mix with behind the line. HAROLD SLIM SCHULTE, R. E. Ht. 6'2 , Wt. 165, jr. All you have to do is throw it, Slim will catch it. PAUL BOMBER SCHAMBURG, R. H. Ht. S'9 , Wt. 145, Sr. Football found a way into his heart. JERRY UHUMPH BUEHLER, F. B. Ht. 6'l , WI. 175, Sf. His payoff came in the Sikeston game. Schedule Where e Crystal City Here 19 Poplar Bluffx' Here 13 Charlestonif There I4 Chaffee There 24 Sikestonzi' Here 7 jackson Q' There 25 Sparta There 25 Ste. Genevieve Here 34 Chester Here 14 Caruthersville Sikeston 13 Total 1 8 8 .1 C La. They 0 6 14 7 7 13 0 0 0 7 53

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I9 wifg our co ora DEXVEY NDTDDLEU LUKEFAHR, C. Co-Capt., Ht. 5'11 , Wt. 145 He finally intercepted a pass. S. E. Mo. 2nd All-Star Team . Sr. IQLDOR HATS HAIELER HI. 6', Wk. 160, Sf, He could break through that line as could. S. E. Mo. 2nd All-Star Team , L. T. ARTHUR ARTlI2 GREMAUD, L. HK. 6'lH, XVI. 180, Sr. Big Art doubled for full-back. S. E. Mo. 2nd All-Star Team ARNOLD ARNIE BOHNERT, C. Ht. 6', Wt, 172, Sr. He played a bang-up center. JAMES FLASH CALLIER, R. G. Ht. sus , Wt. iss, jf. He managed to be first man down the kick-off. Hon. mention, S. E. Mo. All-Star Team ROBERT BOB,' CALLIER, R. G. Ht. rs , wr. 170, soph. We expect to hear a lot about Bob i two years, HAROLD BALDY GRAFF, L. G. Ht. s'9 , wr. 145, jf. Baldy is as rough as they come. HERBERT HUBE NEELS, I.. T. Ht. V1 i , wr. 220, Sr. Big Hube served as a brick wall on YI na one else field on a n the next Lukefahr Gremaud defense. Hadler Graff J. Callier Neels Bohnert R. Callier - 2 ' Q Sehnurbusth L lxatmpft Sutttrtr johnson bthremp R lxatmpfe Gen t

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.Age fhe .lam fo Upto., i fe' 5 '2 .---when Coach Turk finds an opening Ralph carries the ball Paul Zoellner, Pirate LEADING UP TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP Hats off! And from the bleachers there comes The hlare of lrumpets, the ruffle of drums, And loyal hearts are healing high. Hats Off! The Pirafes are passing by. Cheers flooded the stands as the Pirates came rushing out of the dressing room onto the P. H. S. Held, to play Crystal City in the initial game of the season. Our hopes were well rewarded, for we won the game with a score of 19 to 0. Touchdowns were made by P. Schamburg, L. Kaempfe, H. Schulte, and Lurk made one con- version. Our held was hardly cool from the Hrst victory, when Poplar Bluff arrived to try their luck, only to go down in defeat, when two touchdowns were made, by R. Schnurbufch, on a forty yard run, and a line plunge by Lurk. The final score read P. H. S. 13, P. B. H. S. 6: Our game with Charleston proved to be a thriller. The start of the game saw the Pirates employ a fifty-yard aerial bombardment for a tally. Charleston smashed back with fourteen points, and Perryville rooters were beginning to lose hope of a comeback. Four minutes to go and Lurk threw a touchdown pass to Schnur- busch. We were back in the game! Lurk kicked the extra point and the game ended with a tie - fourteen all. Chaffee was the scene of a mighty Pirate victory, for we left them badly beaten, by a score of 24 to 7. We scored in this manner: L. Sutterer a safety, Schnurbusch on a pass play, finding no receiver, crossed the goalg an- other pass from Schnurbusch to Schulte for a score, an interception by Lurk, who ran seventy- five yards for a tally, and an automatic safety. Lurk and Schnurbusch each converted once. Sikeston visited us to play a most decisive game, as neither team had been defeated. In the first few minutes we drove deep into Bull- dog territory, and scored on a pass from Lurk to L. Suttercr. Lurk made the score 7-0 by making the extra point. Sikeston, not to be done away with. so easily, came back in the :tcond half to score, but missed their extra point, much to the Pirates glee, The Bulldogs were still trying in the last few minutes of play, but due to the pirates excellent line, were unable to gain the needed point. A mighty roar went up when the game ended: P. H. S. 7, S. H. S. 6.