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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1953 volume:

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Photographs by COUNTS ART GALLERY Perryville, Missouri Vol 40 Stairway Edition Presenfed by ANNA PRICE Editor SHIRLEY EDMOND Co-editor CALVIN EGGERS Business Munuqer DORIS MARTENS, NINA PROST MARIE SCI-ILIMPERT, KATHRYN FASSOLD, DARLENE LEIMBACH EARLENE OCHS, SHIRLEY MODDE, DALE SCHRUMPF Editorial Staff SHIRLEY LOBERG Art Editor RUBY STEFFENS, PEGGY LAKENAN ROGER ROTI-I, EDDIE KIEFNER Adve-riising Staff IOAN DOERNHOEFER, ANITA I-IAGER PAUL PALISCI-I, JAMES WEST Circulation 131 of the Senior Class - 'wi-Wi ' F . . .1 1- 55 f - , I , , . My i . f :xi Z A nf . , NL W - . .,,, ' -- , 5 -W .. f i Q f V- L---h ' 1 K ,qw f f ia 7 U S . 4 . .Lv KL MXL M L-WP T: K- ' W V -.:,..A,.,,,, 'H 1F3fj3 '7T Liffkijjriwg -A5352 W' 31 5-1 1 - L:r:,f:i1'. - 'L V N . . - , J Mx., -4 3?..V.,lT..v MTW thing I - l xn2S -X 5 - - . Q--ki A N K4 i .. f K 35 395. H f s -Q . ., , 5 3 a - -2 - Q N IN-ef 'Q 'f . V .. F' w -3- an f , A x ,L . ' ' , Q A K 5 X W VGGATIUIW-IL AGRICULTURE BUILDING PEHRYVILLE HIGH SGI-IGUL In the heart of Perry County, Founded by old pioneers, Stands the dear old Perryville High School The source of all our cheers. Of its school rooms, and its playgrounds, Many cherished stories tell Of the days when in their boyhood They responded to its bel1. R. H. '23 -5- HELAXATIUN A pleasant meeting place for friends between classes LIBRARY STUDY-WORK the first step on our Stairway ik TNI We introduce you to familiar faces at PHS if? Who each day walk on our imaginary STAIRWAY TO THE STARS g Our aims are high and 1ue'll hold them so. Coura e and atience are with us too an s P d Q With faith unshaken we'll reach the top. S L 5 11,2 2 TAKE THF STAIRS FLIGHT I Glasses FLIGHT II Sports FLIGHT III Activities 51 I5 38 39 SU .Iggy ESTHER T. HUBER Principal B.S., S.E.Mo.S.C.: A.M., Mo. U. American History A sincere interest in youth makes Miss Huber an understanding and well-liked principal: a newcomer to PHS soon discovers her will- ingness to help everyone. ,fl EUIUI G STABS A. O. HILPERT Superintendent B.S., S.E.Mo.S,C..: A.M., Mo. U. Science A valuable superintendent, Mr. Hilpert capably executes the dif- ficult tasks that are his as the administrator of our school. l GUIDING STARS It will be a briqht future for you the youth of today if you are prepared to make it so. As the men and Women of the future you must prepare to make the most of the future - of your future. Prepare for What? For what the future holds. That there are thinqs of such worth that they cannot be rated in terms of dollars and centsg that the word SUCCESS depends upon the usefulness and effectiveness of your lives. BU!-XRD UP EDUC!-XTIUN Left to riqht Wm. Lakenan, R. Smith, M. Abernathy, C. Hanquist Treas M Fassold, Sec., A. Hilpert, C. McAfee, D. Prost. -9, G IDI E STARS O. O. WHITE B.S,, Okla. A 51 M: A.M., Mo. U. Vocational Agriculture Food to feed the nation is the motive back of his competent teaching of vocational agriculture. EDWIN MECKER BS., Mo. U. Bookkeeping, General Business His training in real business lite makes him well-suited to give a better knowledge ol what to expect in business. MRS. RALPH MORGAN B.S., SE Mo.S.C. Shorthand, Typing Patiently preparing us for the future, she is an indispensable member of our faculty. FOREST I-IUBER Tl-IILENIUS B.S., S.E.Mo,S.C. Home Economics Her girls learn the fundamentals of homemaking under the patient understand- ing af Mrs. Thilenius. G IDI G STARS if-1 CHARLES FATCHETT BS., S.E.Mo.S.C. Physical Education, Coach Couch troins our boys in physical fitness os well os qood sportsmanship. ROBERT HEFLIN AB., Murray State College, Ky. Eiiqlisli A wdlkinq book of knowledge, Mr. Hef- lin passes on to his students his zest for livinq. IOI INNIE SCHOLES BS., Murray College, Ky. Social Studies A loyol fcm of PHS, she imports her spirit of loyalty und citizenship to dll of us. LEOLA SANDER BS., S.E.Mo.S.C. Enqlish, Publications, Art With smiles ond G neat cppe,-tlrunve, she brinqs to PHS G talent in firt. ,gL. v E IDI G STARS BETTY lO BRAME BS., S.E.Mo.S.C. Matliematics ln her classes she displays a sense of humor that makes liei well-liked. WILLIAM MlNTON AB., Union U., Iackson, Tenn. Eziqlisli, History His aim is to stress upon his pupils the importance of thorough preparation for fu- ture problems, enliveninq it all with a wonderful disposition. ROBERT ADAMS B.S., Vtfashinqton U. St. Louis institute of Music Bond, Glee Club Our qood-natured music instructor is the link between us and the world of melody. ,,..Y , F 1 Ks ALMA SMELSER BS., S.E.Mo.S.C. Physical Education, Health Miss Smelsefs friendly diqriity makes lier a welcome addition to our teaching staff. lil llill li ST HS l'LlQMl Nl FOX BSU fSl.l2mififiil l':a l'fiiiw1fi,Ksiiis41s SV'lDlIfNE? 'lhcr sviefiilililf pririciiiilas uf the world um zixpilriiriwi llllfifil his kirici riiiifinnrfpf, MELVA l'Af3SOl,lW Serielffiy Always refiiriy to lend C1 hrlpinq hand, Ms-lvn quickly upfilifs her Skill lo 'he Woik in lhw nllim. IOSEPH BIRK BS., S.E.Mo.S,C. Asst. Cmnhli, Dzivor Ecimnlioii, GEOG Iupliy The quuliliws of pefrsvrvcvi IIICTX mini cwilm ness um displayed in him us ho lv-civlim his varied scheduio. PAT SUTTERER Aqiiculliire Iiislriiwlufs Asssisimil With C1 friendly cllliludc lowcxiii oil, Pnl noully performs hm diilivs. YUU ARE MY LUCKY STAR August Schoen and Homer Weith 8:30 TIME 9:30 HILPERT Office I-IUPER Office THILENIUS Home 2 Ec. I FOX Study 3 Hall MINTON Eng. I 4 BIRK Geog. Ag. B. ADAMS Band Stage BRAME Alg. 6 MECKER Book. 7 MORGAN Typing 8 SCHOLES S. S. Il 10 I-IEFLIN Study I 1 Hall SANDEH Eng. II 5 SMELSER Phys. Gym Il ll FATCI-IETT Gym WHITE Voc. Ag. Ag. B. II T 6 TH AUGUST SCI-IOEN Words cannot express the appreciation which Mr. Schoen deserves for keeping the school cmd its surroundings attractive. HOMER WEITH A welcome assistant to Mr. Schoen who fits right in a place ready-made for him. THE STAIHWAY 9339 1999. 10:30 11:30 Office Office Am. Office I-Iist. Home Home Ec. I Ec. I Chem. Biology Eng. I Eng. I Driving Driving Band I Mixed Ch. f5l Gen. Adv. Alg. Math. Trig. Gen. Book. Bus. Typing Citz. Citz. Llt. Eng. II Eng. Il Pub. ISI P. E. P. E. M G W M G W P. E. P. E. T 51 Th T G Th Voc. Ag. III M 51 W l 1:30 12:50 1:50 2:50 12:00 1:50 2:50 3:45 Office Office Office Office Tuba Office Office Office Home Home Home Room Bc. II Ec. II Gen. Gen. Gen. Sci. Sci. Sci. Am. Am. Study I-list. Hist. Hall Ec. 6- Am. Govt. Soc. fll Mo. H. fl! Fr. Glee Soph. Beg. ISI Glee f5J Band Geom. Alg. Gen. Math. Study Study Gen. Hall Hall Bus. Sht. Il Sht. I Typing S. S. II Citz. S. S. II Eng. III Lit. Eng. III Fr. Art Soph. Art 7 Art f7J f7l P. E. P. E. Study M 6- W M G W Hall P. E. P. E. Football T 6 Th T G Th Voc. Ag. I T G Th -14- xx X. X XX S ZZ' .ff f - X X X k f X X ,ff If f ff!! If I ' f-l ffiji, Tiafaiw SES AIM HIGH ANU HULU YUUH AIM .2 X :I ' f 1 J. -' :.:' 5' VC. na ' ua' Cb' a u' : , i . w ' any p N f Q au, U1 if 1 1 ,Z H,,.,- .un A V 'N .4 1 gp... 1 3-rs: ...- 14.11,-I... .g'y11 fx fir 'f 'gg 4,5 'Q ' :..,'i 6,,'.,,,g-,1f- - X Silently A star Blossomed lorth ln the sky, friendly and far. Pluylully lts beam Lingered close A guide to weary feet, it seems. Steadtly lt shone Lighting a path For me, lost and alone. Prayerfully A longing Arose in me To brighten cnothefs way lust cis did A little star When it shone forth A beam of love in ci world of war. A P '53 . ., ONE OF EACH SENIUH JUNIUH SUPHUMUHE PHESHMAN Abernathy Anderson Baudendistel Bohnert Bredall Brewer O. Buchheit S. Buchheit Syl. Buchheit Coffelt THANK YUUH LUCKY STARS ABERNATHY, WILFRED F,F.A. Ambition: Dairy farmer Destiny: Agricultural agent ANDERSON, BETTY Home Ec., Pep Squad Ambition: Beautician Destiny: Elevator girl BAUDENDISTEL, VIOLA Pep Squad, Home Ec., Pirate Puns Ambition: Dancing instructor Destiny: Lady of leisure BOHNERT, ROSE MARY G.A.A., Pep Squad, Home Ec., Senio Ambition: Typist Destiny: Medical Secretary BREDALL, IERRY Home Ec., Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad Dramatic Club, Pirate Puns Ambition: Laboratory technician Destiny: Your guess r Play BREWER, JACKIE Intramurals, Pirate Puns, Football, Senior Play Ambition: To join Navy Destiny: Double for Iames Cagney BUCHHEIT, OSCAR Pirate Puns Ambition: Politician Destiny: lncorne-tax collector BUCHHEIT, SHIRLEY Band, Home Ec. Ambition: Manager of Tea Room Destiny: Future Duncan Hines BUCHHEIT, SYLVESTER Class Reporter, Glee Club Pirate Puns, Senior Play Ambition: Business executive Destiny: Floorwalker at Marshall Fields COFFELT, CLARA MAE Glee Club, G.A.A., Home Ec., Pep Squad, Librarian Ambition: Prima Donna Destiny: Disc Iockey SENIUHS CORSE, HAROLD FADLER, VELMA Band Amrbition: To get there Destiny: Motorcycle cop Home Ec. Ambition: Ice skater Destiny: Home-maker COX, LOIS Home Ec., Pirate Puns, Pep Squad FASSOLD' KATHRYN Ambition: Social Worker Staff, Home Ec., Pep Squad, Senior Destiny: Child psychologist Play DOERNHOEFER' rOAN Ambition: Airline hostess Staff' Home ECN Band' Pep Squad' Destiny: Ticket seller at airport G. A. A., Class President, Miss Missouri, Tuba Oueen Attendant, Dramatic Club FEISTE' VERNOLD Football prom Arrendcrrrr F.E.A,, Intramurals, 4th ranking student Ambition: Fashion Model Ambfffoflf Fflfmef r Desrrrryf rc-Gshrorr Reporter Destiny: Baseball Commissioner EDMOND, SHIRLEY FINGER' WALTER Staff Co.-Ed., Glee Club, Home Ec., FPA Pep Squad, National Honor Society Ambition: Secretary Destiny: Taking orders from her husband Ambition: Business Destiny: Shoe-shine stand EGGERS, CALVIN FISCHER MEI-BA Staff Bus. Manager, Dramatic Club Pres., Class SGCFSKIYY, PSP Squfld, HOITIG EC., Glee Club, Pirate Pans, National Honor Glee Club, Librarian, D.A.R. Representative, Society, Intramurals, 2nd ranking student National Honor Society, Senior Play Ambition: Electrical engineer Ambitivnr Siflfllef Destiny: Changing light bulbs for the city Destiny: Star at the Municipal Opera Corse Cox Doernhoefer Edmond Eggers Fadler Fassold Feiste Finger Fischer ,Un Graff Grantham l-laertlina Hager Henderson Hilderbrand Hoehn Kassel Kiefner Koenig THANK YUUH LUCKY STARS GRAFF, ESTHER Home EC., Pep Squad, National Honor Society Ambition: A Girl Friday Destiny: Psycho-analyst GI-IANTHAM, DELBERT Intramurals, Senior Play Ambition: Atomic Scientist Destiny: C.P.A. HAERTLING, WESLEY Ambition: Truck Driver Destiny: Car Washer HAGER, ANITA Staff, Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Barnwarming Attendant, Dramatic Club, Home Ec. Ambition: Actress Destiny: Editor of a society column HENDERSON, LAWRENCE Football Ambition: Surgeon DestinY: Butcher -13- HILDERBRAND, BELINDA Band, G.A.A. Sec'y., Home Ec., Barnwarminq Queen, Pep Squad, Football Prom Attendant Ambition: Secretary Destiny: Surprise HOEHN, HAROLD F.F.A., Football, Basketball Ambition: Auto Racer Destiny: Grease monkey at Intersection KASSEL, WERNOLD F.F.A. Ambition: Artist Destiny: Cartoonist KIEFNER, EDDIE Staff, Senior Play, Football, Basketball, Dramatic Club Vice Pres., Class Vice Pres., National Honor Society Ambition: Civil Engineer Destiny: Career Diplomat KOENIG, MARVIN Basketball Ambition: Big League Pitcher Destiny: Ticket Collector at Sportsman's Park KRAHN, HELEN Home Ec., Glee Club, Pep Squad Ambition: To travel Destiny: Cook's tour conductor KURRE, SHIRLEY Home EC., Band, Pep Squad Ambition: Telephone operator Destiny: Designer LAKENAN, MARGARET Staff, Home Ec., G.A.A., Pep Squad Secretary, Dramatic Club Secretary, 3rd ranking student, Band, National Honor Society, Senior Play Ambition: Degree in Home Ec. Destiny: T.V. Home Ec. demonstrator LEIMBACI-I, DARLENE Staff, Home Ec., Glee Club Ambition: Nurse Destiny: Nurse LINTNER, EARL F.F.A. Ambition: Living Destiny: Doing the same SENIUHS LOBERG, SHIRLEY Staff, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Cheerleader. National Honor Society, Barnwarminq attendant, Football Queen, Home Ec., Senior Play Ambition: Artist Destiny: Sign painter LOHMANN, LEONARD F.F.A., Intramurals Ambition: Big land owner Destiny: Sharecropper LORENZ, RUBY Home Ec., Band, Pep Squad, Glee Club Ambition: File clerk Destiny: Milliner LOWES, PAUL F.F.A. Ambition: Small job with big pay Destiny: Truck driver MAI-INKEN, LE ROY Pirate Puns, Intramurals, American Legion Oratorical Representative, Sth ranking student Ambition: Pharmacist Destiny: Soda jerk - .. ...- --1.,-. if ia 1-f nut Lf -1 .ff ,. . .1 'I I Krahn Kurre Lake nan Leimbach Lintner Loberg Lohmann Lorenz Lowes Mahnken Manche Martens Martin Mathews Mehner Meyer Milliano Modde Ochs Oster THANK YUUH LUCKY STARS MANCI-IE, YVONNE Librarian, Home Ec,, Pirate Puns, Senior Play Ambition: Seamstress Destiny: Madame Yvonne's Originals MARTENS, DORIS Staff, Librarian, Home Ec., Band, Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, G.A.A. Ambition: Stenoqrapher Destiny: Dental assistant MARTIN, EARL Football, F.F.A., Intramurals Ambition: Manager of a poultry farm Destiny: Egg-qatherer MATI-IEWS, CHARLES Pirate Puns Ambition: Comptometer operator Destiny: Office boy MEI-INER, ROSEMARY G.A.A., Pep Squad, Librarian, Glee Club Ambition: Librarian Destiny: News commentator Inc. MEYER, LOUIS Glee Club, Band Ambition: Sailor Destiny: Deck-swabber MILLIANO, JACKIE F.F.A., Intramurals Ambition: Crooner Destiny: Square dance caller MODDE, SHIRLEY Staff, G.A.A., Home Ec., Band, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, National Honor Society Ambition: Florence Nightingale of 1958 Destiny: Mother of the Year l985 OCI-IS, EARLENE Staff, G.A.A., President, Dramatic Club, Band, Home Ec., Pep Squad, Football Prom Attendant Ambition: Receptionist Destiny: Guide at the United Nations OSTER, LOIS Band, G.A.A., Home Ec., Pep Squad Ambition: Office girl Destiny: Florist's assistant PALISCH, PAUL Staff, Glee Club Ambition: Big game hunter Destiny: Comedian PANNIER, IULIAN F.F.A. Ambition: Aviator Destiny: Model-plane operator PRICE, ANNA Staff Ed., Librarian, Class Treasurer, Pep Squad Home Ec lst rankin student, V -I Q National Honor Society Ambition: Missionary Destiny: Ditto PROST, CARL Band Ambition: Harry Iames' replacement Destiny: Bugler ffor Uncle Sami PROST, NINA Staff, Pep Squad, Home Ec. Ambition: P.H.S. Secretary Destiny: Private secretary SENIUHS RANDOLPH, SHIRLEY Pep Squad, G.A.A., Home Ec., Senior Play Ambition: Accountant Destiny: Success RAUH, MELVIN Intramurals, F.F.A. Ambition: Farmer Destiny: Veterinarian RINEY, ERMA Home Ec., Pep Squad Ambition: Typist Destiny: Wedding bells replace typing bells ROTH, ROGER Staff. Intramurals Ambition: Automobile mechanic Destiny: Traffic cop on a one-way street RUDISAILE, PAYE Home Ec., Pep Squad Ambition: To be successful Destiny: Stamp collector Palisch Pannier Price C. Prost N. Prost R d l h ' ' an O p Rauh Riney Roth Rudisaile D. Ruesler V. Ruesler Sandler Schlimpert Schremp Schrumpf Schuessler C. Steffens E. Steffens R. Steffens THANK YUUH LUEIGY STABS RUESLER, DOLORES 'Tuba Queen, Band, Home Ec., Pep Squad Amtbition: Beauty Operator Destiny: Giving Toni to twins RUESLER, VIRGIE Pep Squad, Home Ec. Ambition: Airline hostess Destiny: Elevator operator SANDLER, SHIRLEY Pep Squad, Home Ec., Pirate Puns, Senior Play Ambition: Radio Announcer Destiny: Radio listener SCHLIMPERT, MARIE Staff, Home Ec., Glee Club Ambition: College professor Destiny: Kindergarten teacher SCI-IREMP, BETTY Pep Squad, Home Ec., G.A.A. Ambition: loin the Army Nurse Corps Destiny: Private in the WAFS ...22.. SCI-IRUMPF, DALE Staff, Football Mgr., Intramurals, National Honor Society Ambition: Engineer Destiny: Sports writer SCI-IUESSLER, MARY G.A.A., Pep Squad, Home Ec. Ambition: To wear orange blossoms Destiny: Selling petunias at Roziers STEFFENS, CLEO Intramuras Ambition: Author and philosopher Destiny: Teacher STEFFENS, ELAINE Home Ec., Band, Pep Squad, Glee Club, National Honor Society Ambition: Marry a Marine Destiny: Medical Missionary STEFFENS, RUBY Staff, Pep Squad President, Band. Home Ec. President, G.A,A. Ambition: Spending her days at the Ritz Destiny: Happily married to a guy called Fritz SENIUHS SUTTEHER, GERALD WERNER, WILFRED F.F.A., lntramurals, Senior Play F.F.A. Ambition: Auto manufacturer Ambflloflf SCU1PfOf Destiny: Daredevil driver Destiny: Shoe rermirmfm TRAPP, DOROTHY WEST, JAMES Home Ec., Band, Pep Squad, G.A.A. Staff Football Prom Attendant Ambition: Powers Model Destjny: Emcee Ambition: Big ranch owner Destiny: Cowpuncher WAHLERS, BETTY WILSON. NORMA Band, G.A.A., Librarian, Home EC., PGP SCIUUCL I-ibfOfiCIYl, HOII16 EC-. Cheerleader, Senior Play Pirate P1105 Ambition, Marry G man in the dough Ambition: Nightly story teller for 3 or 4 Destiny: Baker's doughnut taster Destiny: Moderator of Children's Hour WEINRICH, MARIE WINKLER, LEON Home Ec., Pep Squad, G.A.A. Intramurals Ambition: Typist Ambition: A job with no work Destiny: Salesqirl Destiny: Ditch-diqqer Sutterer Trapp Wahlers Weinrich Werner West Wilson Winkler zze STEAUPAST a STARS ABERNATHY, LESTER Listens Attentively ABERNATHY, PATSY Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad Peppy Athlete AMBERGER, WILLIAM Witty Amateur BARBER. IO ANN Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad Iovial Bruneite BARBER, CAROLYN Pep Squad, Dramatic Club Celestial Bouquet BARKS, MARGIE fDroppedJ Married Blisslully BIEI-ILE, KENNETH Band, Dramatic Club Keen Brain S BIERK, COZY Band, G.A.A., Cheerleader, Club Carefree Butterily BOHNERT, CLYDE Cheerful Bystander BOLLINGER, NADINE lDroppedJ Naive Blackeyed-Susan BOXDORFER, ROY Football Beal Boxer BRANDES, IVALEA Pep Squad Industrious Bookworm BRICKI-IAUS, PAUL F.F.A. Play Ball BROWN, ALEEN Glee Club Accent Blue BRUENE, LUCILLE Pep Squad Lively Blossom BURROUGI-IS, DOLORES the Dramatic Glee Club, Home Economics Demure Blonde CATTOOR, SHIRLEY Glee Club Sincere Courtesy CHERRY, WILLIAM Football, Dramatic Club, Glee Club Willing Companion JUNIUHS COFFELT, ALMA G.A.A.. Glee Club Always Cheeriul DEPAUW, CAROL Glee Club, Pep Squad, G.A.A. Certainly Dainty DREYER, ALFRED F.F.A. Anything Doin'? ENKE, DOROTHY G.A.A., Glee Club, Home Economics Dependably Efficient ESSELMAN, LEONARD h 1DroEpedl Liked veryone EUGAS, MARY lDropEedl Moved lsewhere FARRAR, ALENE Home Economics. Glee Club Anticipates Future FAVIER, ROBERT Football Reliable Friend FEISTE, DOROTHY G.A.A., Pep Squad Distinctly Fortunate FIEHLER, LLOYD Loyal Fellow FIEHLER, MARVIN F.F.A., Band Marches Forward FISCHER, CAROL G.A.A., Band, Home Economics Creates Fashions FISCHER, MELVIN Football More Fun FRANKE, GEORGE Band, Pep Squad, Intramurals National Honor Society Genial Fisherman FRANKLIN, PEGGY Glee Club, Pep Squad Pleasingly Fair FRITSCHE, PALMER F.F.A., Intramurals Personal Force GEILE, HAROLD Band. Intramurals Hearty Guy GIBBAR, BEULAH Glee Club, Pep Squad Blissful Greeting Coffelt DePauw Dreyer Enke Esselman Euqas Farrar Favier Fieste L. Fiehler M. Fiehler C Fischer 1. Fischer Franke Franklin Fritsche Geile Glbbgr , -25,,, S'I'ljAUPAST as the STABS GRANTHAM, SHIRLEY G.A.A., Pep Squad, Librarian Sweet Gal HAND, GEORGE Basketball, P.F.A., National Honor Society Gay Harbinger HERRING, LOUIS Band, P.F.A. Lending Hand HINKLE, SHIRLEY Band, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club Sweet Heart HOEHN, DONALD Football Daring Hunter HOFFMAN, ROBERT Football, Basketball, Class Pres. Right Handy HOWARD, VERNA Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Dramatic Club Vcry Happy HUBER, DOROTHY Band, National Honor Society Determined Helper HUDSON, MELVIN Band, Dramatic Club, Football, National Honor Society Melody Haunted JOHNSON, MARIE G.A.A., Glee Club Much loy KOENIG, GERALDINE lst. V.F.W, Essay Generated Knowledge KRANAWETTER, ERWIN Band, Intramurals Energetic Kid KRANAWETTER, MATHILDA Band, G.A.A. Munches Knick-knacks LANE, GENE lNot on Pictureb Gallant Lad LAYTON, IERRY Ioyous Laughter LEIMBACH, ALVIN Amiable Leader LOHIVIANN, DORIS Band, G.1-LA., Pep Squad Delightful Lass LONG, CHARLES Glee Club Cheerily Loais LORENZ, EARL Glee Club Ever Lucky JUNIUHS MABUCE, EDDIE Football, Basketball Manager Energetic Meanderer MC ATEE, DONALD Dramatic Club, Glee Club Distant Melody MC ATEE, ROBERT Football, Basketball, Glee Club, Intramurals Romeo Mediiates MC CAULEY, GARY IDrog,Ipedl Great over MIESNER, EDGAR F.F.A., Intramurals Efficient Memory MODDE, LELA G.A.A., Glee Club, Pep Squad Leisurely Motivated MUELLER, DONALD Band, Football Determined Man MYERS, RUTH Cheerleader Radiates Moonlight OEI-ILERT, PAULA Glee Club, G.A.A., Home Economics Politely Outstanding PECAUT, IUERLINE G.A.A., Pep' Squad Jolly Package PETERMAN, LULA BELLE Lovely Picture POPP, EDWARD F.F.A. Excuse Please POPP. ROBERT Basketball, I-'.F.A. Releases Pleasure QUINTANA, ALMA G.A.A., Pep Squad, Dramatic , Club Animates Queenliness REISS, SHIRLEY Band. G.A.A.. Pep Squad Shy Remembrance ROTH, ALLEN Football All Right SADLER, ROBERT F.F.A. Really Sure Slglggigg' MERLIN Mabuce D. McAtee Mqny Surpyigeg McAtee McCauley Miesner Modde - Y 2.4 KJ- i' l.ll311.fl l ' I A If I, ' , if. Iueller Myers Oehlert Pecaut Peterman E. Popp Popp Quintana Reiss Roth Sadler Sandler E. 27-- Schremp I. Schrumpf L. Schrumpf Smith SCI-IREMP, WILBERT F.F.A. Whole-hearted Smile SCI-IRUMPF, IEAN Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad Ioyous Sport SCHRUMPF, LEMAN Football, Basketball Loyal Student SMITH, PAUL Football, Basketball, Class Sec.- Treas. Perfect Sportsman STATLER, RICHARD F.F.A. Rather Sociable TI-IAYER, IANET Band, Pep Squad, V. Pres. Class Iovial Teenager Tl-IAYER, JOAN Band, Pep Squad Iolly Too THOMPSON, BOBBY Football, Basketball, F.F.A., Pirate Puns Boyish Twinkle THOMPSON, ROBERT Red Topped STE!-XUFAST as STARS TIPP, CLYDE Football Carefree Traveler TORBERT, CLARENCE lDroppedJ Cupid's Target WEIBRECHT, WILMA Band, Pep Squad Willing Worker WILLS, HERMAN Football Hidden Wit WINTER, SHIRLEY Band, Pep Squad, G.A.A. Librarian Sunny Weather 1 l 1 t Statler Ianet Thayer Ioan Thayer B, Thompson R. Thompson Tipp Torbert Weibrecht Wills Winter SUPHUMUHE5 ABERNATI-IY, DONALD Football, Basketball ALLEN. PATRICIA Pep Squad BARKS, BETTY Home EC., Glee Club Pep Squad BERGMAN, DONALD F.F.A,, Gfee Club BERT, LARRY Class Vice-Pres., Football, Glee Club BLACK, JOAN G.A.A., Pep Squad, Home Ec, Dramatic Club BODENSCHATZ, ALAN F.F.A., Football BRAUN, SYLVESTER F.F.A., Glee Club BREWER, DORIS Class Pres., Dramatic Club Pep Squad, G.A.A., Glee Club Home Ec. BROWN, FREDDIE F,F.A., Glee Club Intramurals CONRAD, LYNN Football, Glee Club DETIEN, ALICE Home EC., Glee Club DETIEN, LOIS Home Ec., Glee Club DETIEN, MARVIN F.F.A., Glee Club DE ROE, TOMMY Basketball, Football DEVENYNS, CAROL G.A.A., Pep Squad, Home EC. Librarian, Band DE WILDE, SHELBY Home Ec., Glee Club DUVALL, DELORES Band, Pep Squad, Home Ec. EDMOND, RAY Glee Club ELDER, DENZEL FADLER, JOHN Band, Basketball, Intramurals HITCH YUUH WAGON TU A STAR FARRAR, RICHARD fNot on piciurel F.F.A., Glee Club FOSTER, DORIS Home Ec., Glee Club FRANKLIN, LORETTA Glee Club, Home Ec., Librarian FRIESE, PAUL F.F.A., Glee Club GEILE, LAWRENCE F.F.A., Glee Club GEILE, ROBERT Football, Glee Club GRAFF, VERNA Pep Squad, G.A.A., Glee Club Home Ec., Librarian GUEMMER, DAVID Band I-IACKER, WILBERT I-IADLER, WILLARD F.F.A., Glee Club HAHN, LEOLA Glee Club, Home Ec., G.A.A. Pep Squad I-IEINBOKEL, CAROLE Band, Pep Squad, Home Ec. HENDERSON, CAROL Pep Squad, Cwlee Club, G.A.A., Home Ec. HOPFER, MARLENE Band, G.A.A., I-Iome Ec., Pep Squad I-IOTOP, RITA Home Ec., Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Band HOUSE, VIRDA Home Ec., Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad JOY, ELLA Home Ec., Glee Club KAEMPFE, LLOYD Football, Glee Club, Intramurals KASSEL, DONALD Intramural KASSEL, LOIS Home Ec., Band KASSEL, NANCY Band, Pep Squad, G.A.A,, Home Ec. KESTER, BOBBY F.F.A., Glee Club SUPHUMUHES LA ROSE, RODNEY LAYTON, VIRGINIA Band, Home Ec., G.A.A., Pep Squad LEE, LLOYD F.F.A., Glee Club LINTNER, DALE LOEBS, HERBERT Band LUKEFAHR, EDNA Pep Squad, G.A.A., Home Ec., Glee Club MAHNKEN, MELVA Pep Squad, Glee Club, Home Ec. MARTENS, CAROL Band, Home Ec., Librarian, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Dramatic Club MIESNER, MERLE Band, Maiorette, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Home Ec. MIESNER, RUTH Glee Club, Home Ec. MODDE, IOAN Band, Home Ec,, G.A,A., Pep Squad MONEYI-IUN, DONALD F.F.A., Glee Club, Football MOONIER, JAMES MORRIS, BETTY Home EC., Glze Club MUENCH, LE ROY Band NORRINGTON, DELBERT Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Glee Club OEI-ILERT, RUDOLPH Band OSWALD, ALVIN F.F.A., Glee Club PREVALLET, DAVID Band, Intramurals PORTER, GWEN Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Home Ec. OTTO, NELDA Glee Club, Home EC. HITCH YUUH WAGUN TU A STAR PREVALLET, I-IUBERT F.F.A., Glee Club PREVALLET, PATSY Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad Home Ec., Class Reporter RENAUD, ARLY Pep Squad, Glee Club, Home Ec. ROBINSON, GLEN F.F.A., Glee Club ROTI-I, NORA G.A.A., Pep Squad, Glee Club, Home Ec. RUESLER, CLEMEN Football RUESLER, FRANCES CDroppedJ Barnwarmin' Attendant RUESLER, KERMIT Dramatic Club, Football, Intramurals SCHREMP, SHIRLEY IDroppedl Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Home Ec. SCI-IUESSLER, VERA INot on Picturel G.A.A,, Glee Club, Home Ec. lst. in American Legion Essay Contest SCI-IULTE, IOHN Football, Basketball SCI-IWEIN, IAMES F.F.A., Glee Club SEWING, WANDA Home Ec., Glee Club, Pep Squad STEFFENS, EUGENE Glee Club STEFFENS, EUNICE Home Ec., Band, Pep Squad STEINBECKER, NEIL Footbdl, Cwlee Club STUEVE, CHARLES F.F.A,, Glee Club, Intramurals TANZ, DOLORES Home Ec., Glee Club THILENIUS, HOWARD ED ITransferredl Football, Basketball, Glee Club THOMPSON, RUTH Band THOMS, DONALD fNot on Picturel Sophomore Citizen, Glee Club TUCKER, WANDA Cheerleader, G.A.A. VOGEI... SHIRLEY Home Ec., Glee Club Pep Squad, G.A.A. SUPHUMUHE5 WAHLERS, RUBY Band, Pep Squad, Home EC. WEINRICH, ALFRED Football, Basketball, Glee Club ..l.,.T SENIORS Sponsors: Mrs. Morgan, Miss Colors: Blue and ivory Smelser, Mr. Birk Flower: Lily ot the valley Motto: Aim hiqh and hold your SOPHOMORE aim Party: Snowball Festival A4 De- Party: Stairway to the Stars f V Cember .11 Icmugry 28 First prise in Halloween Window Play: April 24 - A Date with Pfllfltmq Contest Iudy Sponsors: Miss Scholes, Sponsors: Mrs. Thilenius, Mr. Miss Sander' Mr- FOX Hetlin, Mr. Mecker FRESHMAN IUNIOH Party: Thanksqivinq -Af Novem- Party: Christmas ee December 22 ber 25 First prize in Halloween Window Sponsors: Miss Brame, Paintinq Contest Mr. Minton, Mr. Fatchett We meet Art, Math, Typinq, Cvleen Club, Library, Home Ec., Drivers Education, and Publications on our way --33,- ABERNATHY, VIOLA Glee Club ALKEMEYER, LESLIE Glee Club. F.l-'.A. ALLEN, LOIS Glee Club AMBERGER, ALICE Glee Club BACHMANN, ALDINE Band BARBER, GEORGIA Band, G.A.A., Pep Squad, Class Treasurer BARBER, LARRY F.F.A. BAUWENS, IVAYNE Band BIRI, RICHARD Intramurals BOESCH, DONALD F.F.A. BOLLINGER, NORMA Glee Club, Pep Squad BROWN, MELVIN Glee Club BROWN. MYRNA Glee Club, Pep Squad BRUECKNER. HOMER QNot on Picturej F.F.A. BUCHHEIT, DANIEL CASHION, IOYCE Glee Club, Pep Squad, Class Reporter CATTOOR, EULEINE Glee Club CISSEL, GLENDA Glee Club CISSELL, RICHARD P.P.A., Glee Club COFFELT, ROBERT Glee Club, Intramurals COLIN, IANET Glee Club TWI ISLE, TWI ISLE, LITTLE STARS -34... COOMER, PAULINE 1Droppedl CRAWFORD, ELBERT KDroppedJ DETIEN, NORMA Glee Club DE WILDE, RITA Glee Club DIETRICH. STELLA Pep Squad, G.A.A. FARRAH, BEULAH Glee Club, Pep Squad FASSEL, ROY Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Vice Pres. oi class FEISTE, ELMER Band FINCH, CHARLES Glee Club, F.F.A. FINGER, WAYNE F.F.A., Band FLUEGEL, MARY DELL Glee Club, G.A.A. FORNKAHL, VIRGINIA Band, Pep Squad FRANKLIN, LINDA Pep Squad FRITSCHE, LLOYD Band, F.F.A. , 35- FHESHME FUNK, BILL FUNKE, JANICE FUYTINCK, EDMOND Glee Club GERRINGER, VELDA Band. G.A.A, Pep Squad GRINDSTAFF, JAMES Glee Club HAGER, DELORES Glee Club HARTLE, BARBARA Glee Club HAYES, JACKIE !Not on J'ictureJ F.F.A. HAYES, IIMMIE lNot on Picturel F.F.A. HECK, VERNON Glee Club HEIMBECKER, DOROTHY Pep Squad, Glee Club, G.A.A. HENDERSON, ROY Glee Club, Intramurals, F.F.A. HERRON, PAYE Uransierredl HERSCHBACH, KATHLEEN Pep Squad, Glee Club, G.A.A. HOEHN, ELIZABETH Glee Club, Pep Squad, G.A.A. HOEHN, NORMAN F.F.A. HOEHN, WILBERT F.F.A. HOFFSTETTER, IUDITH Glee Club, Band, G.A.A. HOLMBO. IEANETTE Glee Club HOPFER, GEORGE Football HOTOP, EUGENE F.F.A., Glee Club HU DSON, HELEN fDroppedJ HUDSON, IUANITA Glee Club HUDSON, LARRY I-'.F.A. HUDSON. ROSALIE Pev Squad, Band, G.A.A. IOHNSON, DANIEL Glee Club, F.F.A. KAEMPFE, DELVIN Band, F.F.A. KASSEL, ELLEN Band, Pep Squud KATT. VIOLA . .. KAYSER, ROBERT F.F.A., Glee Club KESTER, DALE Glee Club, I-'.F.A. KIEFER, AGNES Pep Squad KIEFNER. ANN Band, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, G.A.A. KOENIG, DORIS Band TWI ISLE, TWI HLE, KOENIG, NORMAN Band, F.F.A. KOENIG, RUBY Band, Pep Squad, G.A.A. KRAMER, DOLORES Glee Club, Pep Squad, G.A.A. LANG, HAROLD lniramurals LEONARD, FAYO Glee Club. Pep Squad LITTLE STARS LONG, GLENNON F.F.A., Glee Club LUEDERS, LOWELL Intramurals, Band MC ATEE, MILDRED Band, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, G.A.A. MANNING, LINUS F.F.A. MEYER, MARILYN Band, Pep Squad, G.A.A. MEYER, RICHARD Dramatic Club, Glee Club MODDE, JOHN Band MORANVILLE, HAROLD Football, Glee Club, Intramurals MOYNIHAN, SHIRLEY Band, Pep Squad, G.A.A. MUENCH. IANET Band, Pep Squad, G.A.A. OSTER, VONA Band, Pep Squad. G.A.A. OSWALD, MARTIN Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Class Pres. .137 ,. FHESHME PETZOLDT, MARVIN PILZ, RONALD Band PINGEL, DON Intramurals RAYMER. HOSE Band, Pep Squad, G.A.A. REISS. NORMAN I .F.A., Band RINEY, CAROL Glee Club, Pep Squad G.A.A. ROHDE, ELFRIEDA Glee Club, Pep Squad RYAN, IERRY Basketball, F.F.A. SCHREMP, CLYDE Band. I-',F.A,, Dramatic Club, Intramurals SCHRUMPF, DARLEEN Pep Squad, G.A.A. SCI-IUMER, MELBOURNE F.F.A., Intramurals, Glee Club SHAFER, ELLIS F.F.A. SHIELDS, ROBERT F.F.A. SHORT, SHERRY Glee Club, Football, Intramurals STEFFENS, EDITH Glee Club, Pep Squad STELLING, MILTON STICHT, THELMA Pep Squad, Glee Club STREET, ALVIN i STUEVE, HARLEN F.F.A., Glee Club SUTTERER. DONALD F.F.A., Intramurals TISHER, ROSE Band, Pep Squad TUCKER, BOBBY F.F.A. TUCKER, IAMES Football, F.F.A. VVACHTER, MARY Glee Club WEBER, IVA Glee Club, Pep Squad WEITH, SHIRLEY Glee Club, Pep Squad WHARTON, DORIS Glee Club WILLIAMS, RALPH F.F.A. WINGERTER. TERRY Football, Glee Club, Intramurals WOOD, IAMES Football, Band, Glee Club ZAHNER, MARY Glee Club, Pep Squad MY MISSIU To ao torth strong in the will to do well my part, with a high sense of service, loyalty, and obedience that goes with trained citizenship . . . To show charity and courtesy to all and . . . To cherish PATRIOTISM, HONOR, AND SCHOLARSHIP . . . the tra- ditions of P.H.S. Class of '47 TWI ISLE, TWI ISLE, LITTLE STARS nf pl' 1'Kr' Bl 4 .Q ff ,J-r 'If iii El!! A 5- 'Willa , ' ' ,XX Y 1 fy Z J ,f f 1 I ff X -STARS AND STHIPES PUHEVEH , I I 1 . J? ' ,- ' G fy- 1 'ff-L A . L 1' 3 fr- ,'- .I ,-L I If , . .2-'i:'! U ,f ' g':',.f-'f.' ' 'rx 44-1-'25 .- f ' .. x.f.M - 1' . , P If E1ff,,f,4. .. , - '-ff' ' -I rift- . .',.. s , ,. f-. f I .f-if n , v A' 4' :wir wwf.--' f f 2 . ff , Irv:-ff-, -, V , I ' ' .rt vf',.'.wv,.'1lQk':j -'. , fri -'v '- f'3.g ,- ' .f y'f,jxf,f ' f,:j 'f,',.-1,e-- P , V, ,, ,,,,, x.l'q:,V.ryx..,k:f.f.2: 4 4- ' 'T . , , 1' ,. 1'g '1. 34-',5 .',',:.', wg ' 5 ' 1: ' Kg gf EQ! 1 ' I g up F 'HV K, . V, 411.7 ,,., ,V .J 1 - . .- . .,f.-...fi . f.,-, . L I PEP HALLY Hear it? See it? Loyal rooters responded to the Pirate Prattle Cctober 29 and surrounded the Pirates at their Campfires follow- inq a rally. Echoes of hold that line and the old fifteen rahs resounded. Cheer Leaders Front, left to right: Betty Wahlers, Cozy Bierlc, Ruth Meyers Back: ludy Hoffstetter, Shirley Lobera, Wanda Tucker ,.3g, THE PIRATE WI-XY Squad First row-Coach Birk, Earl Martin, Eddie Kiefner, Bob McAtee, Dale Lintner, Bill Cherry, Roy Box- dorfer, Leman Schrumpf, Merlin Sandler, Paul Smith, Coach Fatchett. Second row-Bob Hoffman, Harold Hoehn, Robert Geile, Howard Thilenius, Lawrence Henderson, Lynn Conrad, Clyde Tipp, Herman Wills, Bob Thompson. Third row-Sherry Short, Robert Favier, Iohn Schulte, Delbert Norrinq- ton, Kermit Ruesler, Melvin Fischer, Don Hoehn, Larry Bert, Neil Steinbecker, Manaqer Schrumpf. Fourth row-Iames Wood, Harold Moranville, Tommy DeRoe, Don Mueller, Terry Winqerter, George Hopfer, Melvin Hudson, Rex Bodenschatz, Iames Tucker, Manager Mabuce. Fifth row-Roy Fassel. Alfred Weinrich, Don Abernathy, Lloyd Kaempfe. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 12 19 26 2 10 17 24 31 7 21 1952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Crystal City - C. Herculaneum - C. Festus - C. Cape Central Flat River - C. Ste. Genevieve - C. DeSoto -- C. Farmington - C. Fredericktown - C. Iackson .40- Here There Here There There Here There Here There Here WE THEY 6 0 20 13 13 14 0 33 0 39 20 O O 38 32 6 6 19 12 39 FUUTBALL PIRATES DEFEAT CRYSTAL CITY The five hundred people who saw the Pirates fight their Way to a 5 to U win over Crystal City seemed well pleased. The Fatchett men got off to a flying start by scoring in the early part of the game wih Earl Martin going off right tackle. The extra point was missed. The rest of the game was played under the suspense that Crystal City would score and go ahead by making the extra point, but the Pirates defense held and the rest of the game was scoreless. Final score - P.H.S., 6 - Crystal City, O. P.H.S. OUTPLAYS HERCULANEUM The Pirates again got off to a fast start, when on the second play of the game Robert Hoffman scored on a pass play from Martin which netted 60 yards. Herky bounced back in the second quarter to score on a 45 yard run. The extra point was made. After the ball changed hands a couple of times, fullback Martin rambled 15 yards for 6 points and made the extra point. ln the third period the Bucs worked the ball to the 12 yard line, from where Harold Hoehn raced over. The extra point was made by Martin. Herculaneum fought back later in the game to a T.D. Final score f P.H.S., 20 - Herculaneum, 13. PERRYVILLE LOSES CLOSE ONE TO FESTUS The Pirates lost the most exciting game of the season to Festus by the score of 14 to 13. The first score came in the second quarter when Festus went over from the four. The extra point was drop-kicked good. The re- fContinued on Page 457 , V in - Pirates Daily Drill Bench Service ...41,.. THE PIRATE WAY EDDIE KENT KIEFNER-R.T, Wt. 181, Ht. 6-1, Sr. ICO-captainl Has determination to win and ability plus Honorable mention on all state team PAUL SUDSY SMITH--L.E. Wt. 150, Ht. 6-1, Ir. Great at catching passes and on defense MERLIN MUSCLES SANDLEI-1-L.G. Wt. 170, Ht. 5-9, Ir. A guard that never quits LYNN PRETTY BOY CONRAD-L.G. Wt. 150, Ht. 5-7, Soph. Takes after his brother in more ways than one ROY BUZZ BOXDORFER-L.T. Wt. 146, Ht. 5-9, Ir. Our grocery boy tackle BILL WILD HORSE CHERRY-L.T. Wt. 166, Ht. 5-10, Ir. A combination fullback and tackle DALE HAMBROSEH LININER--C. Wt. 140, Ht. 5-11, Ir. Iust wait till next year ROBERT HCURLEYH GEILE---L.B. Wt. 145, Ht. 5-11, Soph. Did a good job of line backing LEMAN HSCHRUMPETYH SCI-IRUMPF-RG. Wt. 151, Ht. 5-5, Ir. A very aggressive lineman both on offense and defense DELBERT I-IOTSHOTH NORRINGTON--L.G. Wt. 144, Ht. 5-7, Soph. A star of the future Kiefner Sandler Eoxdorfer Lintner Schrumpf Smith Conrad Cherry Geile Norrington Wills Thilenius Tipp HAROLD CASEY HOEHN-L.H, Wt. 155, Ht. 5-7, Sr. Our one and only left half back EARL CHICKEN FARMER MARTlNfF.B. Wt. 156, Ht. 5-11, Sr. CCD-captainl Star passer and high scorer ROBERT YAC YAC HOFFMAN-R.H. Wt. 145, Ht. 5-5, lr. As fast as lightning cmd also an excellent punter ROBERT ORVlLLE FAVIER-EB. Wt. 152, Ht. 5-8, Ir. Our speedy fullback for next year ROBERT MOUSEY MC ATEE-QB. Wt. 120, Ht. 5-4V2, Ir. One hundred and twenty pounds of quarterback- ing lOHN SNAG 'EM SCHULTE-L.E. Wt. 130, I-lt. 5-8, Soph. Showed great progress in his second year TOMMY SLlM DE ROE-R.E. Wt. 130, Ht. 5-7 V2, Soph. Loyalty plus HERMAN BLOCKBUSTER WILLS-G. Wt. 146, Ht. 5-8, Ir. A fullback who was converted to a guard this year HOXNARD ED HOW THILENIUS-R.E. Wt. 164, Ht. 6, Soph. 1 wish they would come around this end CLYDE RUBBER TIPP-I..T. Wt. 198, Ht. 5-9, Ir. Suvania was never like this DALE SCHRUMPF and EDDIE MABUCE-Managers Indispensable two l-loehn Hoffman McAtee M abuce FUUTBALL Martin Favier Schulte DeRoe Schrumpf f'UU'1'HALL UUEEN if'-.. ,.:,... s o 0 sl-.., ,.:,... l o o 9 D I u s- ... 'sf o a s a Q Q sin., ,1-S.. SHIHLEY receives the 1952 Crown from Eddie Pirates cmd their ladies form the Prom Aisle to the throne ,,,44, , FUUTBALL Wnntinttedl CContinued from Page 413 mainder of the first half was scoreless. The Bucs came to life after the half. After a 55 yard march Martin scored. A pass was good for the extra point. A few plays later a Pi- rate tumbled the ball and Festus picked it up and raced for a T.D. The extra point made the score I4 to 7. Dur- ing the final period, Hoffman went over, but the much needed point was missed. Final score Af Festus, I4 - P. H.S., I3. PIRATES CRUSHED BY CAPE Perryville's offense and de- fense was completely crum- bled after the Cape boys made two speedy touch- downs and two extra points. FOOTBALL PROM Ioan, Dorothy, Belinda and Earlene of the Oueen's Court Their escorts were Clyde, Merlin, Harold and Earl The T.D. came after a blocked punt and a Pirate fumble. ln the second quarter Cape intercepted a pass and went on to score a T.D. and extra point. After a scoreless third quarter Cape came back to score two more touchdowns. Final score -fe P.H.S., 0 - Cape, 33. FLAT RIVER TROUNCES PERRYVILLE Flat River picked up five touchdowns and three extra points in the second quarter and went on to win 39 to 0. The other quarters were very even, but the second quarter was too much for the Pirates. Final score - P. H. S., 0 A4 Flat River, 39. PIRATES DEFEAT STE. GENEVIEVE The Pirates scored all 20 points in the first quarter and the early part of the second. Hoehn, Martin, and Hoffman made the T.D.'s with Robert McAtee and Hoffman making the extra points. An unusual thing happened in the game. Perryville scored all their 20 points before they chalked up a first down. Final score, P.H.S. 20 --- Ste. Genevieve 10. PERRYVILLE DOWNED BY DeSOTO The Pirates were defeated by a big DeSoto team 38 to 0. DeSoto was the Mineral Area Conference champ team. P.H.S. WINS OVER FARMINGTON The Pirates played hard to defeat Farmington 32 to 6. Robert Hoffman scored the first touchdown after intercepting a pass and ran 30 yards. Martin sprinted 35 for a T.D. and again in the second quarter Martin went through CContinued on Page 507 ,-45, Squad THE PIRATE WAY Left to Right-Abernathy, D. Schrumpf, Weinrich, Fadler, Schulte, Norrington, Smith, Asst. Coach Birk, Coach Fatchett, Kiefner, B. Thompson, Hand, Hoehn, Henderson, L. Schrumpf, Hoffman, McAfee B TEAM Left to Right-Abernathy, L. Schrumpf, Weinrich, Fadler, B. Thompson, Asst. Coach Birk, Smith, Norrington, Hand, Schulte, Hoffman. McAtee 1953 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE WE ST. MARYS Dec. 12 Home 39 FREDERICKTOWN De: 16 Home 33 LUTESVILLE TOURNAMENT PATTON Dec. 18 Away PATTON Ian. 6 Home 38 DELTA Ian. 9 Home 37 FREDERICKTOWN Ian. 13 Away 56 TACKSON Ian. 20 Away 34 STE. GENEVIEVE Ian. 23 Away 32 ST. MARYS Ian. 27 Away 32 IACKSON Ian. 30 Home 36 STE. GENEVIEVE Feb. 6 Home 33 DELTA Feb. 10 Away 43 PATTON Feb. 17 Away 37 FLAT RIVER REGIONAL TOURNAMENT FLAT RIVER Feb. 24 Away THEY WE 19 45 30 31 33 31 57 30 32 26 30 30 47 24 42 27 44 28 53 32 49 41 36 30 50 45 A THEY 40 46 54 40 40 53 80 48 42 76 45 53 45 60 The A team finished the season with a five and nine record. The pirates will lose four seniors. The B team went through the season undefeated by winning 12 straight games. This is the first undefeated team at PHS. The Pirates showed determination, by coming from behind in five of the games. -464 Rss ,gig . 73.. J. rs I Kiefner, Hoehn, Smith, Henderson, Schrumpf, L., Hoffman, Norrinqton, Schrumpf, D., McAtee, Hand -47,. BASKETBALL EDDIE EMMIT KIEFNER-F Wt. 181, Ht. 6-1V2, Sr. Over the rim, Eddie HAROLD DEAD EYE HOEHN Wt. 155, Ht. 5-9, Ir. Good in the clutch PAUL POINTS SMITH W. 150, Ht. 6-2, Ir. Smitty's tctctl points were high LAWRENCE HOMER HENDERSON Wt. 159, Ht. 5-7, Sr. Wcxs out the first of the season with injury LEMAN HOTSHOT SCHRUMPF Wt. 151, Ht. 5-6, Ir. A dead shot from the court DELBERT RACK 'EM UP NORRINGTON Wt. 144, Ht. 5-8V2 , Soph. A B team backer ROBERT CLARK HOFFMAN Wt. 145, Ht. 5-6, Ir. A real hustler DALE ADD1SON SCHRUMPF Wt. 150, Ht. 5-6, Sr. Our utility mon ROBERT SCRATCH MC ATEE Wt. 120, Ht. 5-5, Ir. A consistent bcllplcyer GEORGE LAY UP HAND Wt. 139, Ht. 5-8, Ir. Has another year on the court Senior boys team' Standing: Mahnken, Feiste, Martin, Lohmann, Wink ler, D. Schruuipf. Kneeling: Milliano, Rauh, C. Steffens, Roth Seniors girls team----Standing: Bohnert, Weinrich, Lakenan, Schremp Schuessler, Mehner, Doernhoefer. Kneeling: Martens, Loberg, Hager, Ochs, Modde, Predall, Hilderbrand Boys All Star--Standing: Biri, Norrington, Martin, Bodenschatz, Schumer Kneeling: Stueve, Fadler, D. Hoehn -481 INTHAMUHAL SPUHTS Walk into the P. H. S. gym almost any noon hour and you will find either the girls or boys participating in the intra- murals which are played from October through April. Teams were chosen for a basketball round robin tournament and a volley- ball double elimination tournament by the boys. The basketball tourna- ment was won by the Seniors and volleyball was won by Wildcats. The classes of the girls who are in the Girls' Ath- letic Association competed in basketball, volleyball, and softball. Walking away with the top honors in basketball was the Senior team. Volleyball honors were won by the lunior girls and softball was rained out. HPUHTS IN ANU DUT UP EL!-X55 Volleyball, Field Day, Gymnastics, Pep Squad in action PEP SQUAD School spirit is that indefinable something that grips you when you see a Pirate running down the field with a football tucked under his arm and you yell and yell. That is Why this group is organized. And we were successful, too, for we followed the team to almost all the football as well as basketball games. Win or lose, we play our part. ,,4g ,u THE P.H.S. WAY Ccontinued from Page 457 the center of the line for another score. The extra point made the score 19 to 6. Farmington scored in the third quarter from the one foot line. Robert McAtee scored on a quarterback sneak in the fourth quarter and a Martin to Smith pass was good for the extra point. Later in the game Martin passed to Smith for the final T.D. Final score - P.H.S., 32 - Farmington, 6. PIRATES LOSE TO PREDERICKTOWN The Pirates journeyed to Fredericktown to receive a 19 to 6 setback. The score at the end of the half was 13 to 0. ln the last half each team added B points. Final score - Fredericktown, 19 - P.H.S. 6. PERRYVILLE LOSES LAST GAME The Pirates played a good game the first half, although they were losing 12 to 13. During the rest of the game, Iackson scored 4 more T.D.'s and 2 extra points. Final score - Iackson, 39 - P.H.S., 12. '41 BASEBALL In interschool competition we also have a baseball team which began working out soon after the close of the basketball season. The Pirate baseball team finished the season with the following lettermen and provisional letter- men: Paul Smith Earl Martin Robert McAfee Harold Geile Alfred Weinrich Bob Geile . LeRoy Mahnken Marvin Koenig Robert Hoffman Harold Hoehn Delbert Norrington Lawrence Henderson THE BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Place Opponents Score April 14 City Park Ste. Genevieve P.H.S. Ste. Gen April 16 There Fredericktown P.H.S. Fred. April 27 There Ste. Genevieve P.H.S. Ste. Gen April 27 There Ste. Genevieve P.H.S. Ste. Gen May 5 Fredericktown Ste. Vincent P.H.S. St. Vin. -50- V! f x X I x f,vi AETIVITIES -STAHLIGHT, STAR BHIEHT, FIRST STAB 1 SEE TUNIGHT . . . L . . , . o 1 '1.,n0a,. -,uon,. .,sIu,. ...coz ' ?Mllen'S?0sZ lad QW I 9 5 ' 3 ' o 4 e 'vi 2.50 Q :vi 2.5: Q avi LDOZM BANK OF PERRYVILLE -51M THUUEHTS ALUNG THE WAY Bc so strong that nothing Front row: Schlirnpert, West, Modde, Doernhoefer, Roth. Second row: Prost, Leimbach, Martens, Ochs, Lakenan, Hager. Back row: Schrumpf, Eggers, Loberg, Steffens. Kiefner, Fassold, Price, Edmond TUBA STAFF Here it is! Our effort to collect the faces and events of your school year 1952-53 and all between the covers of one little book, The Tuba. Our problem, as usual, was to select a theme as a sort of inspiration to tie the book together. As usual, also, when themes are suggested there are either none or too many. Our choice, as you see, is STAIRWAY TO THE STARS and our motto Aim high and hold your aim is closely linked. What does it require to edit a book? Hours of selling sandwiches, standing in the cold and not seeing the games, contacting business places: taking pictures, some over and over, and when the sun is out finding that somebody is absent, checking and rechecking names, writing and then find- ing that the results are unsatisfactory, to say nothing of trying to be original. Then We remember that nothing Worhwhile happens by chance. So here it is - The Tuba of 1953. DAIRY QUEEN can disturb your piece of mind PIRATE PUNS This is a group who are always busy as bees collecting the latest news. In the publications class they learn the prin- ciples of writing and put them to practical use by publishing the Pirate Puns monthly. This staff of future journalists do their best to keep PHS well-informed. Front row: fleft to riqhtl Miss Sander, sponsor: Manche, Sandler, Wilson, Baudendistel. Back row: S. Bucheit, Mahnken, Cox, O. Bucheit. HOME TRUST COMPANY O53.. HELINUA N EEN AND HER COURT HI-XHNWAHMIN' QUEEN PERRYVILLE DAIRY ..54,. that there is souzelbing fine in Harm First rowetleft to rightlz Cissell, Reiss, Barber, H. Stueve, Shields, Wayne Finger, Detjen, I. Tucker, Manning, Wingerter, B. Tucker, G. Long, Boesch Second row: Mr. White, sponsor, Schwein, Farrar, A. Oswald, Henderson, Kayser, N. Hoehn, Brown, Schumer, Williams, Koenig, L. Fritsche, lohnson, C. Stueve. Third row: Bodenschatz, B. Thompson, Bergman, W. Hoehn, Iackie Hayes, Brueckner, C. Schremp, Moneyhun, Kester, Sutterer, Riehn, B. Kester Fourth row: Lee Statler, Hadler, Crawford, Fiehler, Hotop, Kaempfe, Esselman, Alkmeyer, Iimmy Hayes, Finch, Hudson Fifth row: Lohmann, Pannier, Walter Finger, Miesner, Iohnny Tucker, Dreyer, V. Feiste, Preval- let, Friese, R. Geile Sixth row: Martin, Lowes, Milliano, H. Hoehn, Rauh, P. Fritsche, Sadler, Kassel, W. Schremp, Lintner, R. Popp, Abernathy, Brickhaus, S. Braun, Robinson F. F. A. Step up and watch the parade go by and you'll see the F.F.A.'s take Eirst place at the Cape Fair. This year the Future Farmers of America, Perryville Chapter held to tlrieir practice of former years by winning first place in the parade at the Cape Fair. In addition to their other activities they entered judging teams in the district contest at Cape in the fields of Field Crops, Dairy Production and Products, Farm Mechanics and Parliamentary Procedure. Socially the annual Barnwarmin' for the Home Economics qirls on October 14 stood riqht out in front too. HUBER OIL COMPANY Look on the sunny side of ewryfloing Standing: Bredall, Hand, Hudson, Miss Scholes, sponsor, Kietner, Eggers Biehle, Cherry, Ruesler, Brewer, Lakenan, Modde Sitting: Loberg, Doernhoeter, Quintana, Hager, Martens, Bierk, Ochs 1 SILVER DAGGEH There's drama in the airl What will you have mystery, comedy, or tragedy? This group is Weil prepared to fill any cate- gory you choose. The annual play That's Our Boy was giv- en on December 10. - a 1 Initiation INTERSECTION CAFE ci SERVICE STATION 155- and make your optimism come true IBHAHY STAFF Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be digested. So said Bacon in his essay on Studies. The library is the place where one can find books to meet these varied purposes - to suit your taste in reading. Then, too, you can be served by any one of the girls listed and in the most amiable manner. A special effort was put forth this year to recheck, repair, and recatalogue all books. Go into your library and look around. There may be a friend await- ing you there. Front row: Riney, Wilson, Robinson, D. Martens, C. Martens, Devenyns Second row: Coffelt, Manche, Franklin. Ioy, Mehner Back row: Wahlers, Grantham, Winter, Fischer, Price, Sponsors, Minton, Heflin KIEFNER LUMBER COMPANY To think only of the best, to work only for the best HOME EE Front roww-left to right: Wahlers, Prevallet, C. Martens, I. Modde, Layton, Devenyns, Hopfer, V. Graff, House, Foster, Duvall, S. Schremp Second row: Thompson, Barks, Lukefahr, N. Kassel, L. Kassel, M. Meisner, Porter, V. Schuessler, R. Meisner, Franklin, Ioy, Sewing, l-lotop Third row: C. Fischer, Black, Vogel, Eunice Steffens, Otto, Roth, Henderson, DeWilde, Mahnken, Hahn Fourth row: Detjen, Burroughs, Brewer, Heinbokel, Farrar, Renaud, Enke, Oehlert Fifth row: Sandler, Baudendistel, Wilson, Krahn, Fassold, Anderson, Riney, D. Ruesler Sixth row: Cox, M. Schuessler, Lorenz, Schlimpert, Graff, Wahlers, Rudisaiie Seventh row: Weinrich, B. Schremp, Kurre, Manche, Buchheit, Fischer, S. Modde, Edmond, Bredall, Loberg Eighth row: R. Steftens, Trapp, Hager, Hilderbrand, Doernhoefer, Coffelt Back row: Prost, V. Ruesler, Elaine Steffens, Leimbach, Bohnert, Lakenan, Ochs, Randolph, Price, D. Martens, Oster, sponsor, Mrs. Thilenius You guessed it, the Home Ec. I girls are baking brownies. Those pretty blouses the Home Ec. ll girls are wearing today weren't bought ready-made either. We know how to entertain too, for we did just that when We invited the F.F.A.'s to an election-night party and gave a Mothers Day Fashion Show. We prepared and served the Lion's annual football banquet, and it's always a treat to plan our own Christmas Tea. The Magazine Drive kept us busy in February to say nothing of mending the football and basketball suits. It was a full year but it was fun! LAKENAN INSURANCE AGENCY and to expect only fbe best I3.A.A. It you happen by cloud 77 notice closely the star on the left. From it you may see several ot our G.A.A. members hanging by their toes, getting their daily exercise. The sports-minded members of P.H.S. find refuge in the Girls Athletic Association. The particular activities of the G.A.A. is to sponsor all extra-curricular activities in connection with sports, arouse school spirit: promote sportsman- ship, to oiiiciate at gamesg and to award letters. These letters are earned each year by participation in sports, by sportsmanship and by scholarship. ln February a team from each class went to Ste. Genevieve for a day of basketball, later in the year eight Senior girls were chosen to participate in the Play Day at Southeast Missouri State College. Their annual party was also ot an athletic nature. Front row: P. Abernathy, Wahlers, Hager, Doernhoefer, Howard, Lehmann, Randolph, Miss Smelser, Sponsor, Hilde-rbrand, Bredall, Bierk, Tucker, Ivlehner, I. Schrumpf Second row: B. Schremp, Weinrich, I. Barber, Schremp, Gerringer, Hoehn, V. Oster, Dietrich, N. Kassel, Porter, Miesner, I. Modde, E. Steffens Third row: Thompson, Roth. Henderson, Hahn, House, Black, Lukefahr, Prevallet, Layton, Devenyns, C. Martens, Hopfer Fourth row: M. Schuessler, Brewer, S, Modde, Lakenan, V. Schuessler, Raymer, Koenig, Hudson, Funke, McAtee, Feiste Fifth row: Ochs, D. Martens, Loberg, Kiefner, D. Schrumpf, Fluegel, Bohnert, Heimbecker, Hersch- bach, G. Barber, Reiss, Riney Sixth row: Enke, Oehlert, Fischer, Kranawetter, Grantham, Winter, Vogel, Trapp, R. Steffens, Graff, Foster Seventh row: Kramer, Meyer, Hoffstetter, Moynihan, Muench, Quintana, A. Coffelt, L. Modde, Iohnson, DePauw, L. Oster, C. Coffelt NORTH MAIN STREET GARAGE Gwe so much time to fbe improvement of yourself BAND Front row: P. Prevallet, Bredall, Ianet Thayer, Hinkle, Hager, D. Prevallet, Miesner, Moynihan. Bollinger, Ioan Thayer, Trapp, Eunice Steffens. Ochs Second row: Thompson, I. Modde, Fadler, Weibrecht, R. Steffens, Muench, S. Modde, Lakenan, Oehlert Third row: Anderson, Huber, M. Kranawetter, L. Kassel, House, Porter, Schrumpf, Barber, V. Oster Kiefner, Layton Fourth row: Elaine Steffens, Bierk, Buchheit, Winter, Lorenz, Reiss, Hopfer, Gerringer, M. Meyer, Loebs, N. Kassel Fifth row: Doernhoefer, Guemmer, Biehle, Corse, Hilderbrand, D. Martins, Wahlers, Howard, L. Oster, Devenyns Sixth row: L. Meyer, E. Kranawetter, Franke, Kurre, Ruesler, C. Martens, Lohmann, Abernathy, Geile Seventh row: Mueller, Hudson, Mr. Adams - And here they come marching down the field - the P.l-l.S. band. Attending all the football games this year was just one oi their activities. They took part in two festivals - the Fall Marching Festival at Iackson and the Spring Festival at Cape. What parade would be complete without a band? P.l-I.S. participated in four parades plus the Pep Rally preceding the Farmington Football game and the concert at the Cape Fair. A complete year! And as a grand finale they presented their annual Spring Concert May 8. PERRY COUNTY REPUBLICAN -60- that you lauvr' no time lo rrilicizr ofbers P FORMATION BEEINNEHS AND INTERMEDIATE BAND First row: Finqer, Reiss, Kassel, N. Koeniq, Fritsche, Modde, McAtee Second row: Duvall, Wahlers, R. Koenig, Furike, Hudson, Barber, Fiehler, Mr. Adams Third row: Muench, Bachmann, Fischer, S. Schremp, l-leinbokel, Hoffstetter, Pilz Fourth row: Raymer, Kaempfe, Feiste Last row: D, Koenig, Fornkahl, l-lotop, Lueders, Schremp, Bauwens This up-and-coming group of musicians is striving to take its place in the big PHS band and from what we hear they are well on their way. PROST IMPLEMENT COMPANY ..61-. REDS DRIVE-IN EUME UN DOWN SUUTH ++ Junior Senior Prom 1953 ..,......-.....,- ' FROM INVITATIONS TO CLEANUP . . , . was the invitation the Juniors extended to the seniors for April l7, 1952. Accepting, we seniors arrived on the steamboat Prom and docked among the willows on the banks of the Mis- sissippi. As we stepped from the gang plank and received our programs we were overwhelmed with the enchant- ment the scene disclosed. The southern setting was carried out in cotton fields and in a garden complete with a brick walk bordered with flowers. Calvin Eggers strolled on the porch of the great colonial home to welcome the guests down south. Glen Fairchild re- sponded for the seniors with Southern Hospitality, and to add atmosphere to the setting, Clara Mae Coffelt sang Carry Me Back To Old Virginia. An evening with the delightful music of the Melodiers -e a stroll down the garden path where we were served flower-shaped ice cream and frosty cakes under a new moon 7 the scent of magnolia blossoms i all will be an un- forgettable memory in our P. H. S. calendar. ZOELLNEPUS BOTTLED GAS SERVICE l E i 2' - 'V,g..Y. qi l Lnege L E , M E X A NEW STAR APPEAHS Opening the l952 school year with our Missouri Theme Entry in the County Fair Parade during the first week of school. Shown are Missouri - the state flower, Hawthorn - the Bluebird - the Show Me and Shows You groups and -W Miss Missouri, Ioan, on the float Missouri, the Heart of the Nation. -641 STAHHY EYEU Seniors receive their rings and admire them - the band leads the Armistice Day and Christmas C of C parade when our entry 'TWas the Night Before Christmas Won the second place - the Staff packs our gift boxes for Red Cross k Thanksgiving table decorations in the making, and the apron fashion show. THE ST!-lil A series ot parties both in the making and the event proper. The Sophomores cutting snowilakes tor their December Snowball party W iootballs tor the immense football chandelier to be low- ered as the climax oi the Prom fe the Home EC. return party lor the F.F.A.'s on election night. seem HEVEAL 4 The Senior Stairway to the Stars party in which the decorations carry out their motto and Tuba theme f - the Band initiate their new members in Ianuary - the Dramatic Club enjoys a Valentine party and Donald, Sophomore Pilgrimage representative, Meiba, the DAR. citizen, and LeRoy, representative in the American Legion Oratoricai Contest. ,. , 57m .miI ' I-'I+ A109 1952 ULEAMING STARS Dolores, the Tuba Queen and her court e V.l.P.'s at the Mardi Gras party e Captains assembling the maaazine sale results -- our first Tuba Queen crowning -f and eaqer Iuniors in a lfiuddle. Yggm I TULD EVERY LITTLE STAR . . . about the names and places of business listed on these pages. So follow the beam right into their very doors to find just what you want, when you want it, while on your way. BERG-MAN'S HARDWARE CO. BIERK MOTOR CO. GEORGE BOCKHORST BREWER MONUIMENT CO. BUEHLER'S MEAT MARKET BUSH INSURANCE AGENCY 3ITIZEN'S ELECTRIC CORPORATION CITY TAVERN IACK L. COLLIER SOUNT'S STUDIO DeLASSUS DRUG STORE DUERR'S MEAT MARKET EAST PERRY LUMBER CO. 2WALD'S BAR-B-Q FAMOUS SHOE STORE FIRST NATIONAL BANK F'RED'S FLOWER SHOP FROHNA MACHINE SHOP, INC. GIFT CHEST IEWELERS SRANDVIEW SANDWICH SHOP DRA N. GUTH SUYOT 61 ERNST PIANQUI-ST OIL COMPANY HILDERBRAND FEED STORE INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY K. C. BOWLING ALLEY - Ice Fen- wick, Mgr. COENIG 6. SANDLER PAINT SHOP KROGER COMPANY Q. W. TRANSFER LAWRENCE 6: TLAPEK LEE'S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE LITTGE BROS., INC. DR. S. T. LOBERG LYDIA'S SHOP M.F.A. CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE MANNING'S DRUG STORE MAY 6. KIEFER AUTO SALES MINERS LUMBER COMPANY OTTE'S CLEANERS PERRY COUNTY FARM EQUIP. CO. PERRY COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY PERRY COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N PERRYVILLE FEED AND PRODUCE PERRYVILLE CHEESE CO. PERRYVILLE MACHINE SHOP LEO I. ROZIER ROZIER'S MERCANTILE STORE RUDERT IEWELERS SANDEGREN LOCKER PLANT SENIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FRANCES TOOHEY IR. THURMAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY L. A. TUCKER TRUCK LINES CURT VOGEL WEBER 6: HENSON WILSON 5 AND 10 YOUNG AND SON'S I TULD EVERY LITTLE STAR A Friend Al 6: Don's Tavern Bellman Hardware Co. Bey Funeral Home Boettcher Bros. Garage Dr. G. H. Bredall A. G. Buchheit Shoe Repair Shop Cashion's Grocery Dr. IM. H. Cherry Crite's Market Dr. Howard Dickman Dixie 66 Service Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Eggers and Company Walter A. Eggers Estel Grocery Farrar Transfer Co. Fenwick Service Station Fenwick's Store - Brewer Fischer G Fritsche, Wirth Merc. George Fischer Fischer Merc. Co. Friendly Furniture Store Fritz's and Glenn's Tavern Frohna Creamery Frohna Garage Frohna Hardware Store Dr. E. I. Gahan Golman's Dept. Store Haskel's Drug Store Hi-way Cut Rate Hoechle Bakery NATIONAL HUNUH SUEIETY On Tuesday, April 21, Perryville High School held its thirteenth in- duction ceremony of the Perryville Chapter of the National Honor Society. Candidates are rated on the qualities of CHARACTER, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, and SCHOLARSHIP before receiving membership. The induction ceremony was presented by Miss Iohnnie Scholes and Mr. William Minton, faculty members, and Calvin Eggers, Melba Fischer, Peggy Lakenan, and Shirley Loberg, seniors who became members last year. The seniors inducted into the society are Anna Price, Eddie Kieiner, Shirley Modde, Dale Schrumpf, Ruby Steitens, Shirley Edmond, Esther Graff, and Nina Prost. George Hand, Gecrge Franke, Dorothy Huber, and Melvin Hudson were the juniors given membership. They held their aim. Shirley, Calvin, PeqQY, Melba. C I TULD EVERY LITTLE STAR I-Iutson Furniture Co. Iunior Chamber of Commerce Quentin Klaus, Watchrnaker Lonqtown Grocery and Hardware Lorenz Shoe Store T. I. Matthews Oscar Mecker Real Estate and Ins. Mercier's Theater Sheriff Milner Moore Oil Co. Roscoe D. Moore Naeqer's Garage Nation Wide Grocery Ioe A. O'Brien's Electric Co. Och's Garage Palisch df Fischer Perry County Farm Bureau Perry County Farm Bureau Service Co. Perryville Auto Supply Perryville Cleaners Perryville Ice Company Perryville Optimist Club Petts Real Estate Co. Pevely Dairy Bar Pingel Decoratinq Co. Gerald Popp O. F. Boots Preusse Prevallet Iewelers Rafta T. V. Service Railway Express Aqency Red 61 Tom's Barber Shop Ruesler Truck Service Schemel's Feed Store Schlattman's Market L. M. Sippel Auto Repair Shop Steubner's Store Sutterer's Market Sutterer's Sales and Service Sutterer's Service Station Kermit Tucker The Style Shop U. S. Post Office Wallie's Place Iune Walters Otto Werner - Frohna Western Auto Assc. Store White Way Motel Wides Oil Co. Dr. C. M. Wildman Willenbrinq Hatchery Winter's Store Wonder Inn Y G Y Motor Service Younq's Grocery Zahner's Service Station Sk sir sk LITTLE STAR Little star, twink'ing in the sky of night, I love to see your gleam of heavenly light, For it displays in shining splendor A faith and courage boundless darkness cannot hinder. I f you can peep from out the clouds surrounding, If you can twinkle gaily despite trouble besetting, I f you can brighten the present from Heaven so high, Then why, on the earth, oh why can't I? ' -71- A.P. '53 Uur Closing Uuute Silently, one by one, in the infinite meadows of Heaven, Blossomed the lovely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels. , SWINGING UN THE STABS Longfellow 172. ' 'f 1 w 11 144 v 1 4 ' 6. ' 0TOQ5'y0QoQ5, Qggwxxovxx Q E3 If gb Q500. S5 - , G 4 ' 15:4 x B? 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