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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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Vocatlonal Aqnculture Buxldxnq Snzffes on the redbud and doqwood of spring Cdgfglrgg the enchantment of the rich qreens of oak, elm and hickory H1 SL1I'1'11'1'19I' QL efq 1D the blazlnq maple Sassafras and sumac of autumn and a fgnkges the crystal sparkle of cedar and pme IU wlnter 3 1Wu:spUHiqht LH puhhu ntlunliun lxnuurud Un MIHHUUHI wllvn UECupaUUns M.M On Ianuary 20 1949 a hst mnq pubhc heard these words I Harry S Truzmm do sole 1111113 mu: Tbat I ull! mth 11113 mffzm Ibn 0 uf' of fbf Prvszduzf of flu' Umfu1Sfafcs Aml ull! fo tba bas! 0 my llblllfj Prawn: proizff and df uni lb: CN0IISflfIlfIUlI 0 lb: Umful Sftlfli sn lnlp me Goff In the hushed SIIQDCQ that follow d came he so efrm reahzahon that a M I S S O U R I A N had be cme the 33d Pres1der1i of the Umted States Hlstnry IH lhP Mal-slug WUHU9 TD UVF BY The Amertcan people stand hrm m the tatth whtch has m ptred th1s natloh from the beqmntnq We be he Je that all men have a r1qht o equa Justtce under law and equal opportumty to Qhare 1h the common qood We helteve that all men have the rlqht to freedom of thouaht and expresston We belteve that all men are created m the tmaqe of God rom thts fattl We W1ll not be moved lrtauqural Adares Prestdent Truman CI 'J' 'ft 1+ fb 47 Q fha Hrtlftt Seal ul MISSUIIFI fo? Sy, 451 I3- v if ff? ffm F54 td til ltd V to Q Q5 ' 42:1 12- qg. C-19' 4 V 541 -c-an Shaw Me Peeple and Characteristics Settlers Pioneers Explorers Dis overers lfell-ilere and Pell-iways llecreatieri Veeatiuns rf v I EXECUTIVE 1 ESTHER T. HUBER, Principal B. S., Mo. U.: A. lvl., St. Louis U. American History, English lV 'The happiest heart that ever beat Vlfas in sonte quiet breast That toiznfi the corrirxcn daylight sweet, And left to lzeaven the rest. As students of P, l-I. S. we salute you Miss Huber. You have not only helped us in our problems concerning American History and English but in any problem we presented ta ycu. Because of your in 'ezest we, as seniors will graduate irom P S. with a better understanding of wha' we may expect in the future and we as a class thunk you. -3- A. O. HILPERT, Superintendent B, S., S. E, Mo. T. C.: A. M., Mo. U. Every mission constitutes a pledge at duty. Every man is bound lo conse- crale his every faculty to its fulfillment, He will derive his rule of action from the profound convictions ol that duty Perryville High welcomes our new superintendent, Mr. Hilpert. I-lis respon- sibility of overseeing the education of the students is a difficult and exacting one, but one which he can and does perform with authoritative ability and fcresighteoness. 0- ft it LEGISLATIVE ANU JUIIILII-IL We show you the Board ot Educat on ln regular rneetlng assembled March 8 1949 The pnmary cblect of hls group IS to provlde the best educatlonal advantages posslble that the budget w1ll guarantee Standmg left to ngnt M Abernathy V1cePres 'I' Hanqurst F Fenwlck Wm Lakenan Seated left to nght Pres F Thurman Supt A Hllpert Sec B Hager R Srmth ri FFEAL MELVIN LEIMER S E M T C A M Mo Physics Chemistry Band l even think that sentimentally l am disposed to harmony but orqanically l am incapable of a tune Through the untirinq efforts of Mr Leimer our Senior Sponsor we are graduating with a high appreciation and sincere gratitude for his zeal to provide lor us the very best in education EVELYN POLLOCK S E Mo Commercial Zealous yet modest innocent thouql free Patient of toil serene amidst alarms inflexible in faith invisible in arms Some people rave and rant to get across a point but Miss Pollock never raises her voice while teaching commercial subiects and quietmq her tempestuous Seniors EDWIN MECKVR S Mo Commercial Full well they lauqh, with counterleited glee, At all his jokes for many a joke had he. Full well the busy whisper, circling round, Conveyed the dismal tidings when he frown- Preparinq students for a career in the business world is the task which Mr. Mecker assumes, His many years of experience is his best re- cornmendaion for this ability to teach pupils the fundamentals of good business. lOHNNIE SCHOLES .B. S., Murray T. C., Kentucky Social Studies So mild, so merciful, so strong, so qood, so patient, peaceful, loyal, loving, pure. Always have a smile on your face is Miss Scholes' motto- She is our sunbeam from Kentucky who radiates ioy and warmth to all who come in contact with her. ASSEMBLY CH ARLES FATCHETT S E Mo Phys1cal Educatt n Scrence I hope I shall always possess trrrrness ana vxrtue enough to mamtam what I consxder the most envtable ot all tttles the character of an Honest Man' Here rs the hard workmq man behrnd tue sports lme that turns out our frqhtmq football and basketball boys each year ln hrs three years as head football mentor he has ccm pxled a record of 21 wms 3 tres and only 4 losses We dont know how you do Coach but keep up the qood work FOREST HUBER THILENIUS S E Mo Latm Home Economtcs Not only rs there art m lcnownmq a thmq but also a certam art m teachmq 1t And that art she has She teaches an alert Latm Class as well as Home Ec and arranges menus for the school cafetena And who stands by unt1l the last sandwlch IS sold t football qames and sees that the football suns are mended? Ask the Staff and B1 ly Randolph O O WHITE BS OklaA6.M AM MoU Vocatlonal Aqnculture I attempt a drffrcult work and there ts no excellence wtthout dzffrculty Thus aqrrculturrst IS concerned wtth the fam' boys of our state l-le trxes to show them he machmery and of ratstnq xvesto k He sup r vrses the GI s and sponsors a hve F F A Department that brmgs home the la:-on when lt enters events ANNE PROFFER S E Mo Enqlrsh Phys cal Educatton Of all the arts great muszc ts the a I To raxse the soul above all earthly stort An ordmary day for a MlSSCUf1 teacher well rllustrated by thts mdus 1 us unc, woman Bestdes bema sponsor for cur tte freshxes she also sponsors the qlee club and the pep squad She rs the volleyhall co ch and manager of the school mtramurals says teachmq tsnt a full txme occupa n B. S., . . . T. C. B. S., . . . T. C. ' ' ' a uses and advantages of fertile soil. of Amode-.rn . . . ,. A Q Y A. B., , . . T. C. ' l ' W x is . - - V f 1. ' - '. wh! ' ' ' ' tio 7 bLNEHAL ASSEMBLY FREDERICK MCFERRON S E Mo Mathematrcs Sctence Men who know much say Irttle Mr McFerron rs our mathematrcal wrzard from Iackson We are deeply rndebted to htm for hrs mfmrte patlence rn exptamrnq to us the mysterres of mathernatlcs and that lncludes everythmq from General Mathematrcs to Trl qonometry RI-IODA CONRAD M B S Mo Engl sh Aga nst therr wrlls what numbers rum shun Purely through want of wrt to be undone Nature has shown by makrng rt rare That W ts a Jewel whrch we need not wear A master of grammar? A lover of hterature7 Mrss Conrad rs both That rs why she does such a splendrd lob of teachmq her puprls the ess ntxals of Enqhsh FRANCES MITCHELL B S Tenn U Socral Stud es Socrety rs Ike a Iarqe piece of frozen water and skatrnq well rs the great art of socral 1 e Our s u hern Democrat who t aches octal L s to P H S stud 1 Hrstory both modern and past has her utmost resp ct She teaches the sub ects wr h rrecxseness and understandrnq MIT DRED MOORE Study Hall I worked wrth patrenc whrch means I ost power If y u are Iookrnq for an opportunrty to IH areas your knowledge or satrsty your curro stty qo to our hbrary and there you wrll fmd Mrs Moore presrdmq over her darly tasks m a competent way B. S., . , . T. C. A. BH S. E. o. T. C.: . , . U. It stude J . . . err s. W ' ,M ' e ' a 9195 N '05 I245 R O V45 TIIPEPT F611 1 G Iv EL KET? 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EC 6 SCC An' I-I1s ec rctphv Am G x L' st Gen Dhys Phys cc Cl I C C1 I Eng Eng Phys C CI I no Phxs Intenor Gnd Sup! of B1 zldmos Cn MR AUGUST SCHOEN Sup of Bdqs and Grounds BJ hey wh1Ie the1 ncnxons sept are TOIIIHG urwcrd n1cht I3 HET1 CI PROFFER Phvs Ed Erq Eno Ent: C G NI-II VCC VCC A I C Vcc 1 III I C r1 G Ol nds CEE RON Gevrne y wen C1 en I SCI Adv Algebra Alvebm Ftlvebro I OOEE Qtunly HUII tudy Hull Qtudy Hull Study H1111 tudy I-Icxll Qtudy HGII study Hull SYLV A ITNTIN ER I J F' HS LC I Ass1s Cn 6 H C XJIIF 1'- 4'- VOLK SONG I1 the heart of Perry County Founded by old proneers Stands he dear old Peryvrlle Hrqh School The scource ot all our cheers Ot tts scnool rooms and rts playgrounds Many cherrshed storres tell Ot the aays when rn therr hoylcood They responded to tts bel Dear old Perryvrlle good old Perryvrlle We have often yelled for you Backed you up m eer endeavor We were always loyal and true We strll love you Perryvrlle Hrgh School Wrth a pass on great ana' pure And long alter our school days lt always wzll endure lear old Perryvrlle good old Perryvrlle May we ever try to ment That abzlrty and learnmg Whzch from you we dzd rnhent May our condu t and our actrons Worthy credence to thee reflect Anfl thus rn the eyes of others Ever add to thy respect 'vlY MISSION To go forth strong rn the will to o well rfy part wrth a hrqh sense ct serftce loyalty and obedrence that qoes wth tramed cttrzenshrp sto 1 chanty and courtesy to all and To chensh PATHIOTISM HONOR or J SCHOLARSHIP tra lrtons ot P l-l People and Eharacterlstlcs 9 rms, a mclc 13 of mum Nfmourz tb bln Ind a rbaz 50113 nz bln 71 ar flu poplar tbl bautborn a mxsly lu mb Q,-it ?2,......., .5 :lf J I 5 Ln I I 'ltv j '-in I -1 t, 1,72 , 1- - tv ll Y 7 1 ' ' , I p U' ' on tln' billsidv. 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I CLASS OFFIGERS Pres1dent VlC9 Pres1der1t Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsors Mr Le1rner and MISS Pollock Motto We are what we make ourselves Flower lr1s olors Blue and wh1te Sen1or Party March l Blue and Wh1te SENIOR PLAY . fb' wg 3t' .g -Sz C his M lohn Brerlc Annabe Modae Del not Lu4etahr one l'lCIIlCIL11S Ncrrna Hcttn an The sen1ors presented the threea t rnedy Scvent en Terr111c by Esther E Olson on March U l9 9 The cast c '1 sted ot Robert l.1x SYlV1G Boesch Eve n Mu l r Ken y Th ro Mett Fcdler Helen Schamburq Fred Hot tet r Sal y B ell Norrna 'vloore lohn Berk Orv1lle S no t r and Mary vle 1d ta lvlost L1lcely To Succeed Best Personahty Best Loolanq Flrrt and Wolf B st Athlete Most Pooular Best Dr ssed Best Actor lol 1 st Most S udrous Best Smqer B st Dan er W1 t est Greatest A1'T1bll101'1 Robert Lrx lohn B1erk Gene Hanqur Gerald Ge1le lohn B1erlc Fred Hoffstett Bllly Randolt Robert l..1X l.1r1us Elder Robert l.1X Norbert Ka Gerald Ge1 e 'vlyrlxs Mueller Delrna lulcetanr Delrna Lulcetdhr 'Vlary Ann T ryl loan l. renz Delrna Lux Datsy Geh loan Lum ore ra rl 1 'vlyr1s fl e Fxelyn Wlue er larence 'Vlodae t R Get 'VI rr1ed N XJ ' - ' H , Y, ,, , lle . ' , r c l fx' ' . , gp-' . A o. T N . , A . V -- ' - 3 co ', f , e- . is ,, A , 1 , A , . Q , Li . f st ', ' , ly. . efe, ,n ch, . a 1 , , 1, is Le , c 1 l u mer, 1 . i ' c' .e e , . ' T ,r' e I . PRIMARY Bl.EC'l'lON Boy Girl l I I . l. , l V ' Sl H y ' ' . , .Q .or e . ' ' o f A . er 1 Pefalzr Q ' . l V ' T l'e ' ' L tr ard . t ' . ' 1 lg 3.11 ller . 1 , 1. 539. .., ' 1 L .1 e .c G l E Rrfzr Scheztcel 't 1 G . l Loret a cwara . ' ' . a ' r Settlers 1491 BETTY I. ABBOTT Home Ec. II, Glee Club, Pep Squad Nothinq endures but personal qualities' ROBERT E. ADAMS Along the halls I shall not tread. BETTY L. ALBERTSON Home Ec. II, Band, Pep Squad, Volleyball Happy am Ig from care l'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? ROBERT T. BACHMANN Staff, Band, Pep Squad. 4th ranking senior. National Honor Society. There are two ways ot rising in the world, either by one's own industry or profiting by the foolishness of others. RUBY F- BACHMANN Home Ec. II, Pep Squad Gentle of speech, beneiicient ot mind. IOHN C. BIERK Staff, Pres. Sr. Class, Football, Basketball Senior Play, National Honor Society. Host thou attempted greatness? Then go on, back-turning slaclcens resolu- tion. SYLVIA BOESCH Staff, Dramatic Club. Home EC. II, Pep Squad, Senior Play, National Honor Society Busy here and there. RHODA BOSWELI. Home Ec. I There is nothing good or evil save the will. ALVIN ELMER BOXDORFER A tender heart, a will inflexible. LEORA M. BREWER Home EC. II For she was just the quiet kind whose na- tures never vary. ABBOTT ADAMS ALBERTSON BACHMANN BACHMANN BIERK Boizscr-1 BOSWELL BOXDORFER BREWER MARTIN BUCHHEIT Band, Pep Squad The manly part is to do with might anzi main what you can do. LORENE BUCK Home EC. ll, Pep Squad Nothing is more honorable than a grateful heart. SALLY ANN BUEHLER Staff, Home EC, ll, Banfl, Pep Squad Volley- ball, Senior Play 'As we advance in lite, we learn the linxits of our abilities. ROBERT E. CALLIEB Football, Basketball Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. MARY G. CASHION Staff, Home EC. Il, Band, Pep Squad As good naturea' a person as ever lived. ROBERT CASE-HON Band His wit rnvites you by his looks to Came. ew 'ffs ZS A 9- 'i . I 'X lb If LEONARD L. FLIFFOBD Basketball 'A little curly-headed, good-for-nothing, and mischief-making monkey from his brrthf' NORMA CORSE Home EC. ll, Band, Pep Squad l have so much to tell. VIOLA CRITES Home EC. II Her hair was not more sunny than her heart. BOWENA DEVENYNS Home Ec. ll, Pep Squad So quiet and shy that many passed her by, Not lcnowtng her noble spirit. Settlers '49 RUDELL DEVENYNS IEANETTE FENWICK Home Ec. Il, Band, Pep Squad, Barnwarmin' Home Ec. ll, Glee Club, Pep Squad Queen, Football Oueen Nothing is more simple than greatness, in- Ye gods! but she is wondrous fair. deed, to be simple is to be great. EARL FISCHER ALBERT DE WILDE Band No hurry, no worry, just life as it comes. O, what is so rare as a day in lune? HOWARD FLENTGE Mgr. football His limbs were cast in manly mold For hardy sports or contests bold. DALE DICKMANN Sentinel of F. F. A., Pep Squad Laugh and be merry. LINUS EI-DER WALLACE FRANKLIN Football l-le doth, indeed, show some sparks that 1'm nobody! Who are you? me lime Wil , GERALD GEILE METTA FADLER Football, Basketball Home Ec. ll, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Sr. Ploy My voice goes alter what my eyes cannot A chorm from the skies. reach. LULA GRAFF Punctual as a star. MARIAN GRAFF A man is always better than a book. lOl.A GRANT!-IAM Treas. Home EC. Il, Sec., Treas. Glee Club, Pep Squad, Volleyball She is pretty to walk will And witty to talk with, And pleasant too, to think on. MARIAN GREBING Home EC. ll, Band, Pep Squad Here is a dear and true industrious frrendf LlLLlAN HACKER Staff, Home EC- ll, Pep Squad As the sun colors flowers so does art color lrfe. PALMER HADLER , Dramatic Club, Band He is never less at lelsrre than when at leisure, nor less alone than when he ls alone ar- fef'?'9l m fx Aa I 9 -9-lx If X I EULINE HAERTUNG 3rd ranking Senior, NC1lOllGl Honor Society. Thrrtts before marriage makes for lrappmess alter the Ceremony. ROBERT G. HANQUIST Tre-as. Sr. Class, Football, Basketball The foremost man of all tlus world. lERRY HATLER Basketball Invest a few moments in thinking. lt wrll pay good interest. PATRICIA HAXVKINS Home lic. ll, Band, Pep Squad There is no greater aellqht than to he conscfous. Settlers '49 FERN HAYS Home Ec. ll A lair exterior is a silent recommendation. OLEEN HEMMANN Home Ec. II, Pep Squad A face with qladness overspreadl Soft smiles, by human kindness. BERT HENDERSON Football Ones outlook is part at his virtue, WANOMA HOEHN Home Ec. ll, Band, Volleyball, Pep Squad A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. GILMORE HOFFMAN Football l'll make a commotion in every place. NORMA HOFFMAN Staff, Dramatic Club, Home Ec. Il, Pep Squad, National Honor Society, 5th ranking Senior. What ever she did, was done with so much ease, ln her alone 'twas natural to please. STANLEY HOFFMAN Football Small pity for him - he sailed away. FRED HOFFSTETTER Dramatic Club, Senior Play You come late, yet you come. LORETTA HOWARD Home Ec. ll, Band, Pep Squad l was born under a lucky star and nothing can stop me. BETTY HUBER Home Ec. ll A thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue, but the parents of all the other vir- tues. FEAN ANN HUNT Home Ec. II, Band, Pep Squad A cheerful temper joined with innocence Will make beauty attractive, and wit good' naturedf' ANNA LAURA IOHNSON Staff, Home Ec. ll, Vice Pres. Band, Pep Squad, National Honor Society. Great thoughls, great feelings, came to her, Like instincts unawaresf' NORBERT KASSEL Band 'Handsome is as handsome does. BEAUFORT KATT National Honor Society Man is not the creature of circumstances, Circumstances are the creatures of men, CHARLES KENNER Football I don't know where I'm going, but I'm on my way. Fgfm fi - ,Tb If IOHNSON KENNER Football, Basketball Good at a fight, but better at play. MILFORD KIRN I came, saw, and overcame. THERESA KIRN The voice with a smile. BETTY KLOBE Home Ec. ll True happiness springs from moderation. MARY HELEN LEIST Glee Club, Pep Squad Oh give me a heart that is cheerful and guy. Settlers '49 ROBERT E- LIX Staff, Sec, E. E, A., Pres. Dramatic Club, N tional Honor Society Senior Pla , lst rank- ... , . y ing Senior Born tor success, he seemed With grace to win, with heart to hold, With shining gifts that took all eyes. EMIL LOHMANN F. F. A. All I know is what I read in the papers IOAN LORENZ Home Ec. ll, Band, Pep Squad, Volleyball They stumble that run last. EUGENE LOWES F. F. A. The beginning of all things is small. RICHARD B. LUCKEY Treas. F. F, A-, Pres. Pep Squad, Cheer Leader Oh, you flavour everything, you are the vanilla of society. DELMA LUKEFAHR Staff, Pres. Band, Pres. Home Ec. ll, Vice Pres. Pep Squad, Sec. Senicr Class, National Honor Society, Volleyball For, when with beauty we can virtue join, We paint the semblence of a form divine. IOAN LURK Dramatic Club, Home EC. Il, Band, Pep Squad More to be desired is she than gold. BETTY MASSEY Home EC, ll, Pep Squad, Volleyball A penny tor your thoughts. MARY MERIDETH Staff, Home EC. ll, Pep Squad, Senior Play, National Honor Society My thoughts and I were of another world SHIRLEY MEYER Home EC. ll, Band, Pep Squad, Volleyball As merry as a mermaid in the sea. WILLIS MIESNER National Honcr Society As for my life, l've led it with fair content and credit. ANNABELLE MODDE Staff, Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Sec- Home Ec. ll, Band, Pep Squad, Volleyball, 6th ranking Senior, National Honor Society. Charity and personal torce are the only in- vestments worth anything. CLARENCE MODDE, IR. Band Praise the bridge that carried you over. ff ELMER MORGAN F. F. A. I live not in myself, but I become Patron of that around me. NORMA MOORE Staff, Home Ec. ll, Pep Squad, Sr. Play, Na- tional Honor Society. With thee conversing, I forget the way. MARY LOU MORANVILLE Home Ec. ll, Band, Pep Squad Full cf gentle kindness her looks and Jan- guage are. Q Q 1 .9-' 0 ,xxx s ELDOR MUELLER Football What you don't know won't hurt you. EVELYN MUELLER Home EC. ll, Band, Pep Squad, Sr. Play 'Music is well said to be the speech of angels. MAROLYN MUELLER Home Ec. ll, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Volley ball A loving heart is the truest wisdom. MYRLlS MUELLER Staff, Band, Pep Squad, 2nd ranking Senior National Honor Society. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, And nzcst divinely fair. 'wife Settlers '49 BERNICE NEISLEIN Home Ec. Il, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Volley- ball A merry heart goes all the day. MARIAN OCHS Band, Pep Squad To those who know thee not, no words can pain tg And those who know thee, know all words are faint. PATSY OEHL Home Ec. H, Band, Pep Squad As for food, half of my friends their graves with their teeth. DON PEER Ambition has no rest! Tl-IELMA PETOT Home Ec. Il, Pep Squad One of the people. have dug MARIAN POPP Home Ec. ll, Pep Squad YieIding yet half afraid. KENNETH PREVALLET E. F. A. For brevity is very good, Where we are, or are not understood. BILLY RANDOLPH Mgr. Football and Basketball And let him be sure to leave other men their turns to speak. DAVID SANDERS Band Govern your driving by the conditions ahead. ORVILLE SCHAEFER Staff, Band, Pep Squad, Sr. Play, National Honor Society Where did you get those eyes so blue? HELEN SCHAMBURG Staff, Home Ec. ll, Band, Pep Squad, Senior Play My lite is like a stroll upon the beach. RITA SCHEMEL Home Ec. ll, Band, Pep Squad, Glee Club But O, she dances such a way! No sun up- on an Easter day is half so fine a sight, ROBERT SCHREMP A thought went in my mind today. WlLLlAM SCHULTE Football, Basketball 'The wisest man could ask no more of Fate, Than to be simple, modest, manly, true. DOROTHY STEFFENS Staff, Band, Pep Squad Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. HAROLD STEINBECKER Football l never thought to ask. I never knew. 53' F3555 fN .s QQ. .. 'xx fr MARY ANN TAYLOR Staff, Home EC. ll, Band, Pep Squad, Nation- al Honor Society Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. DONALD TELLE F. F. A., Pres. Pep Squad, National Honor Society Atlas, we read in ancient song Was so exceedingly tall and strong. WILMA THOMPSON Home Ec. ll Her ways are Ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. KENNETH THORP Band A jest loses its point when the jester laughs himself, Settlers '49 ALFERD TUCKER NAOMA WILLIAMS Football Home Ec. ll, Pep Squad It is time to explain myself. The rising blushes, which her cheeks o'er spread, Are opening roses in the lily's bed. GLENDA VOELKER Staff, Home EC. ll, Pep Squad LOLA WILSON Pleasinq countenance is a silent commenda- Staff, Band, Pep Squad Noll- Her very frowns are fairer lar Than smiles oi other maidens are. LEONARD WElSBROD Reporter F. F. A., Pep Squad DAVID ZOELLNER ,, . . Football Then he will talk-good gods, How he will ,, . ,, mlkw, The mirror of all courtesy. PAUL ZOELLNER BETTY WELKER Football Band Pep Squad Knowledge is proud that he has learned so Contented much WlLLlAMS WIL Ol D ZOULNEP P ZOULNER 26 TUCKER VCELKEF WEISBROD WELKER Settlers Q' HAWTHORN I Iuould haw a loufr lo cboosr' From ou! 0 Edvn s bon cr Why I uould cboose the Hauiborn For 11 s Mzssourz s lower Tln ban flaorm' u symbol o purrfs Is wluh as wbzic can be It blossoms ortb uzih erzer For all the uorlrl to sw A M 49 THE WISHING WELL 1948 On the nrqht of the f1rst full moon 1n Aprrl the semors were 1nv1ted to come to the flower garden 1n the P H S audrtorlum and make a wxsh at the wlshlnq well The old V1ne covered w1sh1nq well stood rn the center of the audltorlum w1th sprmq flowers 1n all therr qlory formmq a perfect back ground As the quests clustered around the well to make therr w1shes for the future the entlre scene seemed to be ome en hanted and created an unfor gettable rmpresslon The semors were welcomed by the lumor class presldent Mary Ann Taylor Her mv1tat1on was responaed to by Herbert B1ehle Marrlyn Mahnken presentmq the semor class told the story of thelr four years at P H S Dr Bowman bade farewell to the SGDIOT class The evenlnqs entertamment Nas completed after several hours of danclnq around the wlshlnq well 'aa J p. l? 5 - a fi l ' f l 9- f , lf 'Nlx fl F' r ' n ., . .,f I . , f , -1 if it f f f r ' . ' ,re- f.. '5 , .I :' 1 H fo sl., in-L f fp TERRY LEE ANK Dramatic Club, Pirate Puns, Football Taps instead of shoe soles. VERNOLD BACHMANN F. F, A. A friend to all. EMILY BATTOE Band, Pep Squad, Pirate Puns, National Honor Society Definitely a junior. HELENA BAUDENDISTEL Class Pres., Pep Squad, Pirate Puns, National Honor Society, Am. Legion Essay, lst in Dist. Consists of wit and brain. LINDOLF BOCK Band Looks innocent, but is he? LUELLA BOETTCHER Glee Club, Pep Squad Forever in mischief, VIRGIL BOLLINGER F. F. A. Easy-going, care-free, and kind. MELVIN EOXDORFER Pirate Puns, Football He could whip his weight in Wildcats. HOSE LEE BOXDORFER Glee Club, Cheer Leader, Pirate Puns Guaranteed to be everywhere at any time. ROY BRANDEL What comes between A and C? Pimnears CAROLINE BROWN Band So carefree - so charming. LOIS BRUENE Latin Club, Pep Squad, Pirate Puns Perfect -- that's the word. CARL BUCHHEIT Pirate Puns, Football Fun is indispensable. IOY CISSELL Band, Pep Squad Picture ot gaiety. VELDA CLEVELAND Marriage preferable. PAUL COFFEY A roaming Romeo. PATRICIA DOLL That green car. ANN L. FARRAR Quiet, and l love it. Piunears VERNA FARRAR Speech is great. but silence is greater, RAYMOND FASSOLD Castfe in the clouds MARVIN FEISTE E. E. A. He brightened the land. DOLOHES FELTZ Class Treas.. Band, Pep Squad Authentic copy of what a slu- dent should be. RAYMOND FIEHLER VVhats it to you? KATHHYN FISCHER Latin Club Sec., Band, Pep Squad Pirafe Puns The type of girl they put in fiction. AHETTA FISHER Drarigatic Club, Cheer Leader ' The one so like the other, As could not be distinguished bit by names LORETTA FISHER Dramatic Club, Cheer Leaaer Wisdom and goodness are twin born, one heart Must hold both sister, and never seem apart. GLADYS FRIESE Dramatic Club lt's not who we are, but what W9 OIG. BERNICE ERITSCHE Pep Squad Our babbling brook CLETUS FRITSCHE F. F. A. A friend cf wcrlc CAROLYNE GREMAUD Pirate Puns Brilliant - we think. MFHVIN GUEMMER Football, Basketball Freshman girls attract liirri, ,. Z f 1 ,, Q. p ad! - 1 Eff' O g. fi i -X ARNOLD HADLER Pirate Puns Someone worth knowing ALICE HEMMANN Pep Squad Charm accentuated REVA HENDERSON Pep Squad Manner --- calm and pleasant ROBERT HOEHN Football Slightly on the corny side SHIRLEY HOEHN Pep Squad Tell me, I'll do it. ,. af , O : I ll St.. ax f QA f dau' f 1 0 A C5 LEATHA HOPKINS Band Tallcie talent IRMA HOTOP Vice Pres. Latin Club, Band, Pep Squad, Pirate Puns The years that come after Will echo her laughter, IOSEPH HOTOP Knot on picturel E. P. A. Child of Calamity DALE l-IUBER P, E. A. I arn certain of nothing. CLINTON KAUEMAN Dramatic Club, Band Distinguished nitv.fit DELORES KlEFER Pep Squad, Pirate Puns Our brown-eyed Susan DONALD LINTNER No wisdom teeth required GLADYS LORENZ Band, Pep Squad Moves in an almosphere of friendliness ALBERT LOWES They call me Dizzy for short. PATRICIA LUCKEY Band, Cheer Leader, Pep Squad Restless as a rumor TOMMY LYBARGER Knot on picturel Quiet and determined RUTH MANGELS Band Pep Squad The girl with the laughing eyes lEANE MANNTNG Glee Club, Pep Squad Speaks her mind Pioneers STELLA MASSEY Pep Squad Ouiet and refined ESTHER MEYR Class Sec., Band, Pep Squad, Pirate Puns Admiring glances come her way CHARLES MOORE Pirate Puns Mischief dances in his blue eyes. NELDA MORANVILLE Pep Squad, Pirate Puns Eyes that twinkle right back at the sun ADLENE MUELLER Pep Squad At home in glamour aisle NORMAN MUELLER Football A swell chap in every way PALMER MUELLER F. F. A., Football, Basketball Thumbing my way home Piunnnrss VERNA MYERS Dramatic Club, Per Squad Forever combrnq my han MILDRED NEISLEIN Pep Squad 'Mittyw rs always in YTXlSCl'll9l. ROSEMARY NEWLAND A Lonqtown lass. fdroppedl HERALDINE NOE Pep Squad A lritle on the quiet side VIVIAN NCRRlNGTON Glee Club, Pep Squad Gathertnq knowledge by the day ARLEEN OEHLERT Pep Squad Portrait rn blue LlNDA OSTER Glee Club, Pep Squad Pgratr Puns, Volleyball do you like your eqas? LEROY PARSONS Band, Pzrate Puns Our Harry James ' AVERNE PlLZ Band, Pep Squad, P1ra'e Purts The key to your heart Pl-llLlP PITTMAN Pxrate Puns My Jeep and l EUGENlA PONDER Oh, why do they always Fall me Carl? RERNlCE POPP Pep Squad We recommend her for a friend. WlLBERT PRESTON FEA, Football Baskeball My life is measured by its one great herqht, .. jr I' If ., 5 fl, f ogg' 1 'I iff As.- ? 'S OSCAR PROBST Basketball, Class Reporter I popped a ccrny . NORMA LEE QUEEN Band, Pep Squad, Nattonal Honor Soctety Which is it? Water added to and or acrd to water? IWOLORES RAUH Latin Club, Home EC., Glee Club, Pep Squad The HVOICGW without a bowtie WOLET Rl-IYNE An exarriple of lriendlrness ldroppedl HENRY FCMAN A sleepy-eyed lagoon .. f 3, , O Q-N f dag ' f lip kt ? ROBERT nov Pirate Puns, Football Trouble, did you say? RICHARD RUCI-I Boys State, National Honor Society An I. O- to match his per- sonality JAMES SADLER FFA Saas ll LAWANA SANDLER Pep Squad, Pirate Puns Her gaiety and charm make her a pleasant companion. LAVERNE SCHADE Pep Squad Always pleasant, always cheerful EDWARD SCI-IULTE Pirate Puns, Football, Basket- ball. Could stop the parade GLENDA SEABAUGH Latin Club, Pep Squad lt is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. BETTY SMITH Pep Squad Who can tell what she will do? IMOGENE STEELE Sec. ot Dram. Club, Band, Pep Squad, Pirate Puns, Girls State National Honor Society A portrait of loveliness ORVILLE STEINBECKER Band What do I care? SHIRLEY STEINEECKER Glee Club She leads an exciting lite. Piuneers PATRICIA SUTTERER Band, Pep Squad A heart full ot cheer MARIAN TELLE Dram. Club, Band A screwball in every way MARY ANN TRAPP Dram. Club, Band, Pep Squad Everywhere at the same time SHIRLEY TUCKER Band, Pep Squad On the merry-go-round of work and fun DORENE VERSEMAN Band, Pep Squad lf you're in need ofa friend l-lere's one that we can recom- mend. NADINE VERSEMAN Glee Club, Pep Squad Modest and shy BONNIE WARREN Pep Squad Center of interest NJ 'ly IRMA LEE DEWILDE Home Ec. I, Pep Squad DONALD DIFANI BEATRICE DOSENBACH Home EC. l ALICE FASSEL Home EC. l, Band, Pep Squad MELVA FASSOLD Home Ec. l, Band, Pep Squad NORMAN FIEHLER Football RUSSELL FLENTGE Football IAMES FRANKLIN lOl-IN GAI-IAN Band VIRGINIA GEILE Home Ec. l, Pep Squad, Latin Club HARRY GIBBAR Football DONALD GISI ROSALINE GRAFF Home Ec- I, Band. GERALD GREENWELL BETTY GREMAUD Home EC. l EDNA GRINDSTAFF Home Ec. l, Pep Squad ALBERT GROSS WILLARD GUEMMER Basketball LENA HAI-IN Home Ec. l, Volleyball, Pep Squad DOLORES HAND Home Ec. l, Bad, Pep Squad LYNN HANOUIST F. F. A., Basketball Explorers DORIS HANSEN Home Ec. l, Pep Squad HERSCHEL HAYS FERN HEISE Home Ec. l, Band, Pep Squad EARL HEMMANN Band BETTY HODGE Home EC, l, Pep Squad BETTY HOEHN Home Ecl l, Pep Squad VELDA HOFFMAN Home EC. l, Pep Squad, Latin Club NORMA HOLIDAY Home EC. l, Latin Club DONNA HUNT Home Ec. l, Band, Pep Squad KENNETH KAEMPFE Football RAYMOND KATT BERNICE KESTER Home EC. l, Pep Squad MARY ANN LOHMANN Home Ec. l, Pep Squad BETTY LUKEFAHR Treas, of Latin, Home Ec. I, Dramatic Club, Band, Pep Squad ROBERT LUKEFAHR Football DONALD MAGWITZ Class Pres., Football VERLA MAISEL Class Vice-Pres., Glee Club, Volleyball, Pep Squad, Latin Club BETTY MEYER lUNE MIRLY Home EC. l, Band, Pep Squad IVA LEA MODDE Home EC. l, Band, Pep Squad, Latin Club Pres. JAMES MONEYHUN F. F. A. iv' lf' f'f U, Y- KA! DONALD MOONIER Football ROBERT MOORE Band LEAH MOREY Home Ec. l, Band, Pep squad HELEN MYRICK Home Ec. I, Dramatic Club, Band, Pep Squad FREDERICK PICK Band, Pep Squad MARTIN REISS F. F. A. CHRISTINE ROBINSON Home Ec. I, Glee Club, Volleyball, Pep Squad, Am. Legion Essay, lst in Co, WILLIAM RUDISAILE IOYCE SCI-IAEDLER Home EC. I HARRY SCHNURBUSCH Football IEWELL SEABAUGH Home Ec. I, Volleyball. Pep Squad GENE SMITH Class Tre-as., Football GLENDA SMITH Home Ec. I, Band, Pep Squad CLETUS STEFFENS F. F. A. LAVERNE STEFFENS Class Reporter, Home Ec. l, Band, Pep Squad. Sophomore Citizen ELODIE THOMAS Home Ec. I. Band, Pep Squad MARILYN THOMPSON Home Ec. I, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Vol- leyball, Pep Squad PAUL THOMPSON CARROLL THORP ROBERT TIEHES IRENE TRAPP Home Ec. I, Band, Pep Squad Explorers ELDON WAHLERS CHARLES WEINRICH F, F. A. MARILYN WEISBROD Home Ec. I SHIRLEY WELKER Home EC. 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'A S'y'l'.'lC Etssfh Epglirpe Heurigrg A2115 Lcgrix :Q 5 , A 'I .1 ' , 1 Jerideth f.f'A,'rQ1S Lfgeller Grille 532,391-er, Dgiul ' T 11 . lx .LQ - ec ' inq zf.err1LCerS:11gg: Eiixy 33129 H-El'3.CI ..11JlQ11?If1'.liqAl, FN ' :tic Lee A 11, W-L-nffi fn-A 'Y'-ffpzvmc rxsavg J., M, .1.. -1,.., -J.. 1.1 y Q 2 Dlscuverers ORIS ABERNATI-IY Band Pep Squad Volleyball DOROTHY ABERNATI-IY Glee Club FRANKLIN AMBERGER Dropped CALVIN BACI-IMANN Band MELVIN BACHMANN Band OLIVER BACI-IMANN E RAYMOND BACI-IMANN E E A Band Volleyball BENTON BARBER Dropped SHIRLEY BAYLARD Latm Club Glee Club Band Pep Squad Volleyball LORENE BEI-IRLE Pep Squad EARL BERKBIGLER F F A DONALD BOXDOREER Football GLEN BRINKMANN Eoolball, Baskelball CLARA BROWN ELAINE BRUENE Pep Squad SANDRA CHERRY - Latin Club, Band, Pep Squad RUBY CRUMP Pep Squad MARGIE ANN DE ROE Cheer Leader PATRICIA DE ROE Band, Pep Squad GRACE DE WILDE LORNA DICKMANN Band Discuverers RAYMOND DIFANI Dropped LESTER DIPPOLD SHIRLEY DUVALL Pep Squad GLEN FAIRCHILD Football Basketball BETTY FAVIER Band LELAND EEISTE F MARGIE FELTZ Band Pep S u BILL GRAFF Football KENNETH GRAFF LAVERNE GREBING Glee Club Band Pep Squad ROBERT GREBING Band SHIRLEY GREEN Band MARLENE GROGG Band Pep Squad Band WILLIS HADLER F F A Band LAWANA I-IAYDEN MERLIN HAYDEN F F A Basketball ALVERT HEMMAN F F A Band IOAN HODGE Pep Squad LOIS HOFFSTETTER Pep Squad PAUL HOFFMAN F F A F. .A, , ..q ad WANDA I-IADLER I I ll Uiscuverers IUNE I-IUBER AILEEN HUDSON Band Pep Squad BARBARA IORDAN Latm Club Band Pep Squad ARLENE KAEMPFE Glee Club Band Pep Squad LUCILLE KASTEN Glee Club Pep Squad MERLIN KASTEN E MARIANNA KATT Pep Squad CLARA MAE KAUFMANN Band Pep Squad DOROTHY KURRE Band Pep Squad WILLIAM LEE I-IARLAN LINTNER MARIORIE MARTIN Band DONALD MATTHIS Football DONALD MATTINGLY F P A PAUL MECKER lass Vxce Pres Band Football WILLIS MEISTER MELVIN MOLDENI-IAUER Pep Squad ELINOR MUELLER RALPI-I MUELLER Dropped ALBERT ONDERDONK WII BERT OSWALD Ulscoverers FRED PEER GERLAIN PONDER Pep Squad DONALD PREVALLET Class Pres., Band, Pep Squad, Am. Legion Essay, lst in Co. HAROLD REISS F. F. A. DOLORES RINEY ELEANOR ROGERS Pep Squad GILBERT ROTH NORMA SCHLOSS Ead Pep Squad DOROTHY SCHMIDT GLENNON SCHREMP F F A Basketball ESMOND STEELE F VERNA STUEVE Band LEROY THOMPSON RICHARD THOMPSON Dropped KENNETH THURMAN ARLIN VERSEMAN E F A MAXINE WAHLERS Band Pep Squad BETTY WARREN Pep Squad HELEN WEINHOLD Pep Squad AUGUST WEISLER Band Latm Club BETHANN WEISLEP Latm Club Glee Club Band Pep Squad I F. .A. ' .Q a , 1' . NOT ON PICTURES RALPH CRITES WILMA KOHLFELD MADONNA PETOT SHIRLEY PITTMAN REUBEN I-IOTOP F F F A MARGIE FARRAR RICHARD PREVALLET IUANITA KINNISON Band CLASS OFFICERS Presrdent Vlce Presldent Secretary 6- Treasurer Class Reporter Uiscuverers JAMES IIMMIE WEITH Class Sec., Football, Basketball SUSAN WEITI-I Band, Pep Squad VERNON WILLS F. F. A. DONALD WILSON F. F. A, MELVIN WICHERN F IANET YAMNITZ Band Pep Squad HELEN ZAI-INER Pep Squad DOROTHY ZOELLNER PSP Squad ROSIE ROBINSON MARILYN UNTERREINER Pep Squad IOYCE YALLALY Don Prevallet Paul Meeker hm Wemth Gen Falrchlld Class Sponsors Nr McFerron Mlss Prolfer Mr Whlte Class Party March 15 S1 Pais 44 Us F. . A. I F. .A. -.-,,,-,, ,---f-,,,,-,,,,,,,, , I ' ' Sports and Hecraahun High adl L nture tb rabluf yumpzng an ro s tb! mud qua: lrfimg min nm cormm cz ry ualk brmgs a n u dzwfz er 1 f' CQ. D7 F- ,if mfr 1 3 I . H - U , . . i S I -t .I f. . J , fl I 5 I Q - fish mirrornl in foul sfniznzs - ' 'c' Y ' I ' zz I I A y. Q , , , fl .1461 X f' I I qu - ,A Exploits ln Southern Missouri Front row, left to right: Hanquist, I. Kenner, Bierk, Geile, Roy, Preston, G. Hoffman, E. Schulte, Callier, Steinbecker, E. Mueller. Second row: T. Schulte, C. Kenner, P. Zoellner, Guemmer, Buch- heit, Elder, S. Hoffman, Boxdorfer, Fiehler, N. Mueller, Tucker. Third row: Henderson, Lukefahr, Gibhar, Ank, D. Zoellner, Kaempfe, P. Mueller, Maqwitz, Conrad, Gisi, Smith, R. Flentqe. Fourth row: Moonier, Hoehn, Graff, Boxdorfer, Brinkman, Meclcer, Weith, Fairchild, Mathis, Wilson. Fifth row: H. Flentqe, B. Randolf. Following in the foot-steps of their predecessors, the Perryville Pirates again completed a very successful season, compiling a record of six wins, two ties, and only one loss. DATE Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. THE PERRYVILLE PIRATES FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ste. Genevieve Cape Central 15 'Charleston , Sikeston . Chester . - Nov. 5 'Poplar Bluff Nov. 12 'Caruthersville Nov. 19 Nov Herculaneurn ' Iackson ' fConference Gamesl Here ,. . .. 24 7 There . 13 18 There ,, 20 6 Here ,H . 6 6 Here ,. 32 7 Here H 7 7 There 22 O There .. 41 7 Here . , 46 U 45- Football .-itgn'--1 fri?- 'SL GEILE ' CALLIER BIERK KENNER STElNBECKER SCHULTE HOFFMAN HOFFMAN TUCKER ROY h PRESTON HANOUIST IERRY PRETTY BOY GEILE -A F. B. Wt. 175 Ht. 5'1l Sr. Co-Capt. S. lz. Mo. Hon. Mention Our Pile4Driving Fullback STANLEY BAD BOY HOFFMAN -W C. Wt. 170 Ht. 5'1l Sr. One bad knee -- Result: No football ROBERT ROMEO CALLIER - 7 L. B. Wt. 166 Ht. 5 7 Sr. Co-Capt. S. E. Mo. lst All Star Team Our Piston legged guard. GILMORE, 'K. O. HOFFMAN - R. G. Wt. 165 Ht. 5'7 Sr. S. E. Mo. Hon. Mention Mighty Atom lOl-IN SKIP BIERK - L. H. B. Wt. 148 Ht. 5'7 Sr. S. E. Mo. lst All Star Team Our Swivel hippedu Halfback. ALFERD MUGS TUCKER -4- R. G. Wt. 163 Ht. 5'10 Sr. Don't rush me: l'm hurrying! IOHNSON BEE KENNER - R. Wt. 142 Ht. 5'7 Sr. A driving threat at all times. H. B. ROBERT SNATCl-I' ROY 4 R. E. Wt. 165 Ht. 6' Ir. HAROLD STElN STEINBECKER Wt. 184 Ht. 5'10 Sr. S. E. Mo. lst All Star Team Old Rough and Tumble. WILBERT ES PRESTON - R. Wt. 210 Ht. 6'3 lr. S. E. Mo. lst All Star Team Our good-looking tackle. EDWARD EASY ED SCHULT Wt. 146 Ht. 5'7 Sr. S. E. Mo. Hon. Mention Perryville's Atomic Center E GENE COWBOY HANOUIST - Wt.160 Ht. 5'1l Sr. Try 16x once. -L. T. -f C O. B. In Missouri is in 1 ntl? slr , MUELLER ELDER MUELLER FLENTGE EIEHLER HENDERS BUCHHEIT ANK BOXDORFEH SCHULTE GUEMMER SMITH ELDOR 'WBLOCKBUSTERH MUELLER - I.. E. RUSSELL 'BUTCH' PLENTGE - R. E. Wt. 185 Ht. 6' Sr. Wt. 165 Ht. 5'1O Soph. S. E. Mo. Hon. Mention Chester game was his pay-oft. Iackscn game was his payrbff. EDVVAFD 'TOBYH SCI-IU' TE --- . B. CARI. BIG CARL BUCHHEIT - C 'Nt' 138 HI- Sm., ILL Q Wt' 228 Ht' 61W Ir' Our Streamlined Quarterback Shucks, we-ight dent mean anythin' LINUS HCHW-KQV' ETWUR Y R E NORMAN MACK EIEHLER -V L. E. W, 175 ggi. Hsfu ' 'Nt 153 Ht. 5'lU Scph. ,Hume bciiwwcsi . Sick rd i Tw: mere years to give t: Old ?. rl. S. TERRY LEE HHANK. ANK W FA B' MELVIN MEL GUEMMEF. E. B. wt. V2 Hf. 517' Fr. fs? .HfiA111HPFr - HIL lecm to pass Yeti., -cn'g.c'.-:ns qu o e ryvute. NORMAN 'STONE'.A ALL' EAUELLER LA T BEET BANDAGESH HENDERSON H. E, vm, 295 5 ff. 132 H2 SHAW Sf' lust let me a1 em,' Nazi till I get my ankle taged' MELVIN 'HOCTEF' EOXDCFEEE -- F H. E. GENE MEASHFUIQ' SMITH L. H. B. Wt. 14: HT. 511 Ir. He Ltked fhcse end runs. 'Wa 155 Ht. 59 Soph. A :umre passmq star. , Elyria., LUKEEAI-IR C KENNER P MUELLER RANDOLPH H FLENTGE FATCHETT -.f www, EX1JlU1ISIH ROBERT FRITZ LUKEFAHR W 130 Ht 5 IO Soph Ill crow next year CHARLES ROD KENNER 150 Ht 58 I want Bwood PALMER LEGS MUELLER 150 Ht 6 Heca I cant catch a pass BILL RED RANDOLPH Manager One of coaches rxght hand men HOWARD HARRY FLENTGE Mgr S One of coaches rrght hand men COACH FATCHETT EXPLOITS IN SOUTHERN MISSOURI PERRYVILLE 24 STE GENEVIEVE 7 Although handxcapped by the temporary loss of several regulars the P H S Pxrates made an rmpressxve showmg 1n then- openmg game by downmg the Ste Genevxeve Dragons Z4 7 Brerk Kenner Hanqulst and Gexle made the touchdowns PERRYVILLE 13 Cape Grrardeau 18 Confer nce play was opened by the P1 rates at Cape Gxrardeau Aft r th h1gl'1y favored Central Trgers had cored two touch downs Coach Fatchett s men fought back wrth two lust penod drwes for T D s but zn the last two mmutes the Cape Tlqers threw a tOUCl1 clown pass c'mch1ng the game 1813 This was Perryvrlles only loss of the season Southern Missouri Bierk and Geile made the touchdowns. A pass from Bierk to Roy was good for the only extra point. PERRYVILLE 20 - CHARLESTON 6 With the defeat by Cape still impressed in their minds the Pirates bowled over Charles- ton High, toppling the undefeated, and untied Blue lays by a score of 20-6. Bierk, S. Hoffman and Geile made the touch- downs with the combination of Bierk to Roy good for two extra points. PERRYVILLE 6 - SIKESTON 6 Sikeston was the next team to journey to the land of the buccaneers. lt was a hard fought contest with neither team giving nor gaining, until the last quarter, when both teams rallied to score. The game ended in a 6-6 dead-lock to mar the undefeated, untied record of the Sikeston Bulldogs Geile scored the touchdown for the Pirates. PERRYVILLE 32 - CHESTER 7 Battling their Illinois rival, the Chester Yel- low-lackets' the Pirates went on a scoring spree and rang up a 32-7 victory. A host of substitutes were used in the contest. Kenner made two tallies, with Bierk, Hender- son, and R. Flentge each accounting for one. Hanguist converted both extra points, PERRYVILLE 7 Y POPLAR BLUFF 7 Playing their hardest game of the year the Pirates fought into a 7-7 deadlock with the undeieated Poplar Bluff Mules The game was marked by outstanding line play and the superior ball lugging of the Pirate Crew. The lone score came when the Bierk to Roy combination clicked for six points. Bierk plunged over tackle for the needed extra point. PERRYVILLE 22 - CARUTHERSVILLE O Heading south to Caruthersville the Pirates emerged a 22-O victor. Although playing on a fContinued on Page 5ll v ' f -rf ' if- ThGr1kSQiVir1Q Homecoming lackson at Perryville 54.-si Lxpluils ln A plctoucrl account of the c1ct1v1t1es re quxred io mcrke Thcmksq1v1nq Game complete from hmmq the mq of the Whlfe mum Thats Homecommq 'Vhssoun G . . field to the wear- ' in Southern MISSUUTI t ontmued 'rom page 497 shppery held and wrth many costry penalttes the Buccaneers sttll boasted a chckmq eleven Two touchdowns and one extra potnt was nul ttfted because ot p na tres Bxerk Kenner and Gelle accounted for the three touchdowns Brerk and I-Ianqurst maae the extra po1nts on hne plunqes Wtth the other two pornts comma trom a safety the Ftrst Quarter PERRYVILLE 4l HEHCULANEUM 7 The Prrates breezed past the l-lerky Bla lc Cats 417 Th entrre strtng of Plrat sub st tut s were used rn thts non conference en qaaement Kenner made two touchdowns each maknq one The extra p lPlS X re neer cheer tor od Perry V1ll6 Hrqh Up wlh our colors th always Urge the te rn to vu Our part to send out OYU Y Always unrted st run lt y we stand On on to vctory Strlke up th land Green Vvhrel Green Whtte' Hats off' We sa ute th old Pe ryv e H h made by Bxerlc l-lanqurst t2l Schulte and BOX dorter PERRYVILLE 46 IACKSON O Playmq thetr last game of the season the annual Thanksqrvmq Day Trlt the Perryvllle Prrates drsplaytna brrlhant lme pay and superb halltotmq trampled a Iackson eleven 460 Th ouchdowns were drvrded among four backs Bterk C23 Gere t2D Hanqurst Kenner and M Boxdorfer l-Ianqu st converted two ex tra pomts whtle Brerk and Getle each made one on l1n plunges Nrne of the eleven men played thetr last f othall ,ame for P H S Thls end d the 1948 F oball season wrh 'es and onlv ne loss A Ftsher, M DeRoe, R Boxdorfer, L Ftsher Not on prcture B Barber, R Luckey f- . . G t , , ' e I ' . l V ' ' I I V tt . .. . . , . I . , . , ' in ' ' - e t ' ' ' 4 . ., - I 9 A, . ,, . et, - . 3 A .L i 9 ' ' - I - ' . o .. a . . . . -. ' e C t 't with Bierk, Hanquist, Geile and M. Guernnier Perryville compiling a record cf: six wins. two Q . , .4 Q3 -fe .i 4 A C . . Q 5 Ct t f 'z f , wt: . fly, f .a , :wry , , Clll l It , . , '1 c l I . t f ee, V' , ,' 5 . I if Lf' . I N ' 1 - 51 .. Volleyball LINDA EGGS OSTER I quess I picked that one up! IOAN LORENZ, CO-CAPTAIN Con I help it if ihe floor is slick? ROSE LEE BUCK BOXDOREER, CAPTAIN Come on gong, let's qol BETTY LOU ALBERTSON This serv's just qof to go over. DELMA LUKE LUKEFAHR Here, there, and everywhere. IRMA HOTOP Plays fcxir cmd Square. VERLA MAISEL You get it here, I'll spike it. IOAN BERGY BERGMANN It's easy if you know how. .l52f ln Missouri The volleyball season started with a bang when the volleyball girls scored a double victory over Valle High cf Ste. Genevieve. Full of confidence, Perryville again walked off with two more games to our credit when we rnet St. Marys. A return game with Valle High proved to be a fighting battle. The score was tied. There were a few minutes left to play. A point was made. Perryville emerged victcriously. We gave everything we had in the game with Ste. Genevieve, but it wasn't enough for we met our first defeat. With strong determination we stepped out cn the floor to meet the Perryville Alumni. They proved themselves our superior but we went down fighting. Patton advanced towards Perryville with an army of spikers. The A team was downed, but the B team, after a tiring struggle defeated them. In a subdued effort we successfully rooted out the Perryxrlle Alumni by splitting a double header Perryville was up against a stone wall when we played a return game with Patton Their army of sprxers was in the best of condition and this time completely defeated us This was the last game of the season and we had lost it but everyone left the floor thinking to herself Next year is yet to come id v .fi y if wt eated left t rraht ena ahn Be nice Nersleln A HJ fle V ide r Yann z Iewell Seaba ah Standing lG'l rrqh Mari yn 1 ornpsan Ca y Euel' e 5 rief Ba A rrah Marolyn Mueller Wanoma Hoehn Betty Abernathy Dolores Hard Cari H 'vfever Christine Robinson Be ty Massey lola Gr ntham Coach Proffer CO Basketball SECOND TEAM Top row, left to right: E. Schulte, O. Proh t, G. F 'f 'l s a1.ch1.d, G. Schromp. Bottom row: UV. Guernmer G. Brinkman, M, Guernmfr, W. Yafiafvr, I. Weith, M, Hayden. FIRST TEAM Seated, left to riqht: B. Randolph, L, Hanquist, R. Callier, N, Preston, I, Konnr T. Schulte. Szttinq in circle: Coach Faichet I. Gene, L. Ciitiord, l. Haier, I. Bu-rk, G, lianauis' Under the training of Coach Charles Fatchett, the Perryville Pirates corn- pleted a very successful basketball season, with a record of lO wins and 9 losses. The season was marked by both astonndinq offensive and defensive playinq. ,,,54,,,, In Missouri 1OHN SKIP BIERK-GUARD Wt. 151 Ht. 5' 8 Sr. Capt. A model athlete, keeps the rules and can he play! 1OHNSON BEE KENNER-GUARD Wt. 146 Ht. 5' 7 Sr. Long shots was his speoaltyj' IERRY 1-1OTS HATLER-GUARD Wt. 145 A1-It. 5' 9 S, ln defensive work, he excelled. ROBERT ROMEO CALLIER GUARD Wt. 168 Ht. 5' 7 Sr. Always fiqhts to the last second. GENE COWBOY HANOUlST-CENTER Wt. 160 Ht. 5' 11' Sr. His jump shot was unstoppable. 'NILBERT 'EZ' PRESTON-CENTER 1Nt. 205 Ht. 6 3 lr. His rebounding work was terrific. lEHRY PRETTY BOY' GEILE-FORWARD NVQ. 175 Ht. 5'11 Sr. Don't rush me, l'1l shoot. LEONARD EXCUSES CLIFFORD-FORWARD That wasn't my fault, he -- - ---- A Wt. 160 Ht. 6' Sr. XVlLL1AM TOBY SCHULTE-FORWARD Wt. 150 Ht. 5' 11 1r. Good offensive playing mixed with qood defensive playing e result good basketball. LYNN LEGS HANQU1ST-FORWARD Wt. 145 Ht. 6' Soph. lf you need two points give the ball to Lynn. Sikeston Billy e Manager Chester llnslfatellmll ln Missuuri Delta lackson ape C ntral Crystal C1ty Ste Genevreve Lutesvtlle ape Central lackson Chester St Marys l.L1lQSV1ll9 St Marys Slkeston hester Delta Sub Hegtonal Tour Benton ape Central lackson Date Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an e e eb GD e YG G Fe e e A Place T hey We Here There l Here 2 There There There There There Here There Here Here Here There There lackson lackson lackson B They We 1NTRAMURAL PROGRAM A nolse rn the gym? Oh don t mtnd that 1t s the mtramural program sponsored by the athlettc department durtng the noon hour for students mterested 1n sports for the benefrt of the student body The teams for g1r1 s volleyball mtramurals were Lorenz Marsel Box dorter Bergmann Albertson Oster Lukefahr and Hotop Lorenz ranked ttrst and Boxdorler and Malsel tled for second place The boys basketball tntramural teams conslsted of Boxdorfer Hadler Hayden Schaeffer and Hays Hayden ranked ftrst and Hays ranked second The teams for g1r1s basketball mtramurals were dtvlded 1nto two sec t1ons The teams of the ttrst sectton were Meyer Baylard Warren Hahn and Battoe Meyer was champron of the ftrst sectton The second sectton tncluded Hodge Luckey Abernathy Smlth and Yamnttz Hodge was champron ol the second sectron Meyer and Hodge played to see who would be the grand cha to on leyer won The boys volleyball mtramurals and boys and grrls softball mtra murals have not been completed as we Go to press 56 . 10 38 23 22 19 , 14 18 26 28 18 C e . 6 46 22 39 15 ' . 1 47 31 38 29 . ' I .11 28 48 21 15 ' I .14 35 50 37 19 C 1 .21 47 35 55 37 I .28 39 32 29 25 F b. 1 41 34 29 36 . F b. 3 28 58 19 64 ' F . 4 I 22 25 18 32 , F ' . 8 19 87 8 57 ' F b. 11 40 44 29 34 Ste. Genevieve Feb. 15 Here 27 34 26 30 C T b. 16 68 49 32 46 F b. 18 43 46 23 33 b. 23 32 55 C F b. 24 54 32 F b. 25 29 28 Folklore and Fullaways Iaxr h1lS501H'l a study m tantrum I rullund bazkground 0 college and um urutg tba pzctunsque sfrluszon or O ark I1 1 quamt ullages r mzmscfnf 0 old uurld lore unnamzg uatzuty o grrat1r1dus!r1alc'fnfPrs lbt glam our and dxgmly o a V 114 tl Pmplw t Ball lb: szmplz gagefy 0 a fdllllllilillfj 10 w do M3 Missouri f 44 I Gil 'xii --. H '-1514.315 U' '-'B B . , , , f . .5 - ,Q ig 5 g .lf I W 1 9 M1 i1iii'F3',W 5 51' fr ...-' ., L 14 nt- ,-it r Qs L, QTL V J I Tuba Stull Standing, left to right see Delrna Lukefahr, Annabelle Modde, Sylvia Boesch, An- na Laura Iohnson, Co-Business Manager, Iohn Bierk, Helen Schamburg, Robert Lix, Co-Business Manager. Seated e Norma Hoffman, Editor, Sally Bueiiler, Lola Wilson, Glenda Voellcer, Mary Gene Cashicn, Lillian Hacker, Dorcthy Steff fens, Robert Bachmann, Myrlis Mueller, Co-Business Manager, Mary fvleriaetli, Norma Moore. Robert Callier, Lcrine Buck, and Marian Pcpp aided the selling staff. Perryville High School located cn a slight elevation overlooks the city of Perr ville and is surrounded b rclling farrn lCIYl'lS. Stretching to the scutli Y Y lies the fcctball field with a background cf naive sfirubbery edging the wind' ing Saline. A population cf 428 students, l4 faculty rnerrtbers 2 secretaries and a cusicd1c.n ftrid their occupations in 33 uni's cf study and in 12 classrccrtis, a gyrnnaslurtp, and a shop. Vfhy, tigat 15 cur theme to give you a glxzipse cf fvIlSSC'jRl through the :nediurn of cur scnccl. And what rricre aprircprgafe time could we as a staff select tc pay tribute to cur siate, Misscurg, than when her favorite scn, Harry S. Truman, is President ci the United States? That 15 why we are showing you Missouri. Agriculture Front row, left to right - Kasten, O. Bachmann, Tuschoff, S, Pittman H. Reiss, Steele, Hatler, Hemmann, Feiste, Versemann. Second row -- Dallas, Wills, Brewer, C. Pittman, Ft. Bachmann, Berkbigler, Hayden, Third Row S I. Hotop, M. Reiss, Bollinger, Prevallet, Hoffman, Mattingly, Schremp, B. Hotop. Fourth row fe Moneyhaun, Wilson, B. Bachmann, D. Wilson. Fifth row f Morg- an, C. Weinrich, Steffens, Sadler, Huber, Conrad, Bachmann, Weisbrod, Luckey. Sixth row ee Hanquist, Lowes, Fritche, Telle, Fieste, Lohmann, V. Weinrich Dickmann, Lix. Sponsor ef Mr. White. 1 1 F. F. A. To make Missouri a better place in which to farm has been the by-word of these boys. On April 8 and 9 these teams went to the district contests at Cape and placed as follows: lsteDairy produc- tion, 6th-Animal Husbandryg 7thf Dairy Production and Field Crops: Qthf Farm Shop. Teams from 28 schools in Southeast Missouri competed. Because of its high rank at Cape the Dairy Products Team, consisting of Dale Dickmann, Vernon Bachmann, and lames Sadler, was eligible to go to the State Meet at Columbia. There they placed in the highest group. , Donald Telle and Emil Lohmann l were chosen by the state board as State Farmers. Only 296 of the F. F. A. boys The crowning rehearsal. in the State are given this honor. s.5gA QgXl'lSilfll 1ETElHS di :iii 'xo 1 111553311 wh: :::Q:l f'ESlSf the tempting 1:1 '11-12 - ,i rlzsses thrcgxhzut the ycxst year, Then answer ': FEL Eczll E.IIlQL1V'f tive Iumsr-Senzcr Banquet ssfrvmq the 51:11 F32s'g'.':. SW1SIZY11i tapes CIT the Cafeteria. We are what '.-.'-1 iizke :'gtsff.'.'es 'List is :QI S' 1.1 IIT, q:e':QQ:pr:1e-rit Cf :Hsin i 53:11 :::1s:1:usness Tj 24.11. R: :-,,.,, QHTS , V X xl, x 'csmcn sncza' prwes 'f' :in-:ass may YEGMY are. F1rstRc'.-J' left t: r'N - f'ST1CT1 Gini: Hain Hays '.'.'1Qs:n Ergwrz Jager f-. Szeuens. SQ-iiricl F.:'.A:: .rxggi Yzrximtz Grerrizuci 'Qcsh.:h Hclxdcy isexzxr Q x find F.:':.': '.'.'e1si'r:: 3335. S915 Thcrxgs R'.'1l3l:er1:1eye: ES- n. .-,:tE: Blnqeniaxztinr Er1:kE1:',1 .Jussi Hcdqe Hcffrzizn, Fxfth RCW: Bcsz-:QI -x sri' Bey, Cnhfrt Myrztfc flidda. Smith Raw: Lchzrzanrz, Hx. '..' Qgkfishr G 5 Hunt. Sfvf-ni' QQ:-.': 3 'nn Ecllmger Hand, Brewer, 3Q'w'.'11ie T11 rrigism. Fmrs' If-I' ti .. ..t: 'ras Ezchrmznzt Hermtiann, Th. rtigszn Fark F0...v.,:: F CUSIP. i3f'C'iI1d S:h::1...ur1, TNACCIE, Petst Howkxrxs Fiilwr vvAvY1l.1CZI1S Ews -' Tfurfz P-pw: Ellfhiff G 1 f' Bfefwcr, Hu: 91, Alilnft. F-11111: Villa Oelhi, L' 1fn.t. Fifth friscn, Herldeth, Kobe, Mlyq, Piigigw GI'i1!1' SXT: 'f U' Vcelker, HflffYHCIl'1, Nsisfxn, Sgignscrz Mrs. Thl16I'n1LlS, I-ICME ECONOMICS LANGUAGE First Row, lett to right 3 Seabaugh, B. Weisler, Modde, Pres., Cashion, Bey, Cherry, Iordon, Geile, Holiday. Second Row f Rauh, Fischer, Sec., Maisel, Hotop, V-Pres-, Luketahr, Treas., Baylard, Hoffman, A. Weisler, Bruene. Spon- sor S Mrs. Thilenius. The Latin Club is responsible for giving our bulletin board that dressed up look on rnany special holidays, as well as our Christmas lighting. Their program and their Round Up Party in Latin Week is arnple evidence that even though Latin is called a dead language, those who study it are wide awake Missourians. Hlncidentally this was prior to the goth ering ot the nuts N Event of Latin Week Mmm S .LII ff1.LSL'lZf1S JP? mt rem 1 'D ' -Q rw Af' sQ Yr' :J I I 1 i A w,G.wA., zxgerx fisse. yrzrk fissel. Edffitx. Frirzt 7 Sfifrgfi G zhizg F1 sg . 1151: ff I . 'Qai- K -KM exg EY' V qwqec ., , ,.,Q nf: :es':'.':: 9 3 ' . .F up . .M .'- .. if ':..S S ..5 , .5...... RS... ..Z,. .- HQ ,, ..4fv- .4.....,,--Q., -1 ..- ,.Am,x., .. fx- ...,.f 1 -ff T. Lllkflflf ....,.w1.A Inf. .,. ...MU . N- v. r,,...,, '-' ra 1 Y.. S rf'-'H s 1 1 4 r -, '1':rr:m': ::h.:ss He. ,SA ,I ,-A F,-., ,',. 'X ' 1.1. ' -H+ gy-.... gif ' ThP11trP SILVER DAGGER F1rstBow left to rrqht Myrrck Steele Sec Treos B Lukefohr A Coshlon Thompson L F1scher Wrlfonq Second Row M Telle Lurk VPres Hoffstetter A Frscher Boesch N l-loffmon Thlrd Bow Kotufmotn Mrss Mrt 1 1 1 1 mn 1 1 ' '1 - 1 1 - 1 I ' 1 - ' - 1 1 ' -1 1 - 1 1 - - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 '1 1 - Y 5 . . ,F A , V . 11 11 , . chell P l-lotdler Lrx Pres Mrss Scholes Ank Sponso s Mrss Scholes Mrss M1t hell KAY BEATS THE BAND 62 Comerol Lrqhtsl Actronl The Dromotlc Club lS olwolys on the olert to entertcun These younq octors con moke everyone envoy themselves os we ore sure they d1d when they presented therr ploy Koy Beots The Bond NHXNHJEIDFEFES News dvi and News News 11:3 Sayl Why C: :curse :cr these are the grftgwv . Thing' may he seen rurnmagrna almcst anywfpsrf 5L'.1ifl.JUI1LI1, IIIIQZ'-'K' Wm Jingles, essays, are cnly a small gcrtzcrr ir .. ' f -. NLWS NOTES Frr nt raw, Id: H rlahf Schamhura, Eachrnrnn, Grarnrmrrp Cas sw ' I J'x'.'I Madden, Thrrrnyscn, Moore, Meride-th, Hoffman. 'Third rfpwg wrslr Ffurth rrw: Aksirw' Klcgif Meyer, Steffens. Spcnsfgrg fwfxss Pcllqrk. Frqrr' rcw, lvfl 'r IIIEXI Grernaud, Mcranvllle, 511130, FLSCEICI FTEIJ r' Y' ' Secsnd Hr F1lz,S1e'-Q15 Sandler, Meyer, Hail-er Buchhoz' Fry 'r.'.'1..s Arg. T111 Faudmxdrstwl Brunrrf Eirg' r' Putman, Lax-:P-s User, Spenser: Mr, TL 'Qc' ' llulturul blue Club Front row left to rrght Wersler Cashlon Kaernpfe Wllson Facller Fen W1Ck Kasten Second row Thompson Nersleln Versernann Greblng Brown Roblnson Wlltong Thrrd row Sternbecker Weber Baylard Marsel Box dorfer Fourth row Ftauh Mueller Oster Abernathy Letst Frith row sponsor Mrss Protfer Vcrces that serenade our day are the tlnklrng vorces of the Glee Club cornrng through the halls Thrs group gave the sp1r1t ot the Chnstmas season to P H S wxth therr carollng ln the halls and thelr asslstance wtth the Chnstnsas program They also entertarned wrth an assembly rn Aprll But best of all ts the Joy of Just srngrng because one lrlces to stng 64 Boettcher, Grantham, Abbott, Norrington, Miss Protter, sponsor, Manning. L i x' i H U lQ.,l.,!f .760 3 Claire A aala event in October. Queen and Eourt Front to back Rudell De venyns Donala Telle Mary Arm Taylor Muford Klrn Irene Trapp Rrchard Luckey Iva Lea Mcdde, and Rcbert Lix. - 61 - Events that are traditional in.our school 4 The Band Festival at Iackson 1 The Lions Annual Football Banquet f National Honor Society, 1948 induction - Decorations for the Thanksgiving and Halloween tables f Students helping where help is needed e and listening to Orson Wells give his interpretation of Macbeth. -ggw lndustry Servitze Health was the thought of the day when the X-ray visited us A in order, throughout the year, We carried on the usual Iunior Red Cross Drive, and packed gift boxes for overseas children f - our March of Dimes was a good snappy one fe and, a group of Home Ec'ers handled the x-ray literature for the County Committee. Q Ye saw Leaving the throne to lead the grand march. Social FOOTBALL QUEEN RUDELL The queen and maids are met on the stair- way and presented with colonial bouquets by their escorts. Living A b1fdS eye vmew of mqs hczppemnq m cz Mxssoun hxqh school practice cheermq the Lutm Club QIVGS CI program f1ve mem bers of the Honor S crety prepare for reeep n of new 49 rfem wr 'J ordmrm en e mv n Kwkryn spe gm, on he ,frm ICH ' e Sep M res cove C1 Vo me p,c1r'y rave C Lorrore C .zen otrmg Cass ln C wr ers rm puree rcrhrm F ee' cn IV ef' rc' r r rr erprf J 1 Hr ih ' ' . Q-- tic ' .. - L, 5 - . Ct Y ir .lime S f - .. ' , 11 ' A - Situ f - .h hc- ...Q , len- t - X . f - V me, :ur EI p.. 1 Lf' , - Cf I I n Apron Sfyle Revrew - T ' rl :J . Qa- semzrs Q ' 4 their ilgss cm . F. A. rtxwgng, ri .re se:- 1.rs im: .e All 13115 is '.1,CfhE- ' .1 Tiff n A ii- '. Le R's. Promoters Along the Western frontier lies the city of Pe-rryville famous for her trad- ing posts, factories, investors, business enterprises, professional men, and pat- rons who with the pioneer spirit helped lay the foundation for our Tuba. International Shoe Company Iosten Iewelry Company Mercier's Theater Perryville Dairy Perryville Ice Company Albert Mueller Bank of Perryville Bergman's Hardware Store Bey Funeral Home Bierk Motor Sales, Inc. Bill's Cab Bond 61 Vogel Brewer Monument Company Buehler's Meat Market Bush Insurance Agency C. E. I-Iandquist Charles Petts City Tavern Count's Studio Crown Lcan Corporation DeLassus Drug Store Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Dr. S. P. Bey Duerr's Meat Market Edwin Zcellner, Dealer Globe Democrat Egger's ci Company Ewald's Bar B-O Famous Shoe Store First National Bank Fischer's Garage Fischer Mercantile Company Fred's Flowers CS Gifts Frohna Creamery Frohna Machine Shop Gift Chest Iewelers Guyot G Ernst Hilderbrand Feed Store Hilltop Club Home Trust Company Huber Oil Company Intersection Cafe CS Service Station Kiefner Lumber Company Killian Service Station Kroger Food Store Lakeman Insurance Agency Lawrence G Tlapek Leo I. Rozier Ludwig's Department Store Manning's Drug Store Mecker Insurance Agency Mercier's Drug Store M. F. A. Central Co-operative Miner's Lumber Company North Main Garage Och's Garage Ora Guth Otte's Cleaners Perry County Farm Bureau Perry County Farm Equipment Co. Perry County Medical Society Perry County Republican Perry County Savings 61 Loan Ass'n Perryville Cleaners Prevallet Iewelers Probst Service Station Cl-IEER CROWN WE CAROL Promoters Red G Tom's Barber Shop Rozier's Store Sandeqren Locker Plant Schumer Dairy Bar St. Marys Truck Lines Stuebner's Store Sutterers Market Sutterer's Service Station Thurman lmplement Company Walter M. I. Stettens Weber G Hansen Service Station Younq of Sons Y ci Y Motor Service Zahner's Tavern Hoeckele Bakery Pop CS Mom's Place, Frohna Ste. Genevieve Electric Company Fenwicks Service Station Graff 6. Wibbenmeyer Lyle Service Station North Side Tavern Boss Hotel A G P. Food Store B. H, Dunker, Standard Oil Chas. Alkemeyer, City Marshall Dixie Cream Douahnut Shop Dr. E. I. Gahan Dr. F. M. Vessels Dr. Howard Dickmanii Edwin Unterferth E. M. Lottes Floyd Iohnson Gerald Popp Glenn Balsrrian Hiltop Cafe I. A. Fairchild lohnny's Place, Frohna Loq Cabin lnn Lonqtown Barber Lonqtcwn Grocery 6 Hardware Lorenz Shoe Shop Lurk Bros. I.ydia's Dress Shop Myrick's Dress Shore Myriclcs Tavern O. F. Boots Preusse Perry Cate Perryville Post Office Roscoe D. Mocre Schaeters Service Station Schemel Feed Store Sharp G Hansen Sutterer's Sezvice Station Theodore Fischer Tuclcer's Barber Shop Vleinkein G Huber Western Auto White Way Motel Wichern lmplement Company Wonder lnn Youngs Grocery Nation Wide Grocery Pteitfer's Furniture Store Prost's Tavern Schlattman's Grocery Buchheit Shoe Shop loe A. O'Brien Electric Company Streiler Service Company Winters Store, Uniontown Art Beauty Shop Bellman's Hardware Store Cashions Store Clyde Schind'er Dorotha Pryor Dr. O. l. Miller Dr. S. T. Loberq Fast Perry Cleaners Ella B, Koepp E. B. Haertlina Friendly Valley Frchna Garage Frohna Hardware Store EAT MODEL AND WORK Promoters H L Lmebarqer Perryvrlle Applrance Huber G Beeson Sandy Klaus lack s Place Frohna Schnurbusch s Store Lrttqe Bros Mfq C Scottzes Club Mathews 6- Armbruster Groc ry Sunset Inn Mrke s Place Union own Sutterer s Sal s 61 Service My Lee Hat Shop Twrlraht Inn Ozark 5 6 10 Perry County Farm Bureau Servxce Co Op Delphme Wrnchel We close wrth the words of the drstmqurshed Mrssourr Jour nalrst Walter Wrllrams The spmt of Mrssourr 1S that of progress tempered wrth conservattsm It re1ects not the old because of 1lS aqe nor refuses the new because 1t 1S not old A Senlnr 5 HEVEFIE The Heart of The Natron IS God s creatron The land of the corn cob prpe The lonq eared mule obeys the rule When the corn 1S qettrnq rlpe The old hound doa runs by a log Whrle huntmq the rrnq tarled coon The Gateway to The West IS the very best Place to watch the Mlssourr moon L W 49 T IS Mrssuurr 72 ' . .o. ..' ., ., , A . . . e A . . .. H. .. . .. I L .. H , . n 7 n H .,,. 1 ,. 1 H H. , . , 1 1 t n 1-fi l , I' 1