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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1954 volume:

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Manager Cozy Bierk Juerline Pecaut-Adv. Manager Kenneth Biehle Carol Fischer-Literary Staff Shirley Grantham-Circulation Geraldine Koenig jean Schrumpf Doris Lohmann Carolyn Barber Dorothy Huber Lula Belle Peterman-Art The STAFF selected from the Senior Class. The staff lla . Seated, Left to Right:-Hinkle, Koenig, Barber, Grantham, Schrumpf, Peeaut, Bierk. V Standing, Left to Righr:+XX'ills, Biehle, Lohmann, Franke, Peterman, Huber Fischer. -1- -was gg: ew V 555. ' 1 M E A ' nw-, I .,,,,, 1 . ff i f 5 ,-iSQ ' M f W- Y. i' h - L, ng E. ., ik E ,, Y 4 ,Wk vkykl 5, , 4 Q X i fs X ' if 4 I Ein k M , S Q 2 5 gs 1 Q M , 1 ff- ' - EMMA . Ai . Q gijpz. ? V - K ' fyjtif J.. i. .,,,,, L -' W If JZ,'3,1-+-,- ! 'l,i, ,22:9gf:,'gg,331,,,, 3.155 3 1-Mqmlllft J M37l5f'-2'g1 .sC qi W Ffuwiffq 3 Q f gr' -Jw?-Lqijiig W rjji mf , l: ' f l? fi'-,-.1. ' M' W V -unm . Q.' A V , , , AJ A , ,Y ' +1 . . if - , , ,:.: , L ,x.. . ..... V 7 E:- L Q, L T '-i-+v?,, 5 g KX i f J ' ' 'M frvif' f . N 'I ? f , I Ni, f M4 I 's AQ 2 Perryville High School Colden Hours Treasured Minutes V Fleeting Seconds VOCATIONAL BUILDING ...3... 1.-,.... , N X F il- f Ii l 'iii' l 3 3 ' L' Jllli. - l I l l W'c are all of us dealers in time Hi Time The Time and -4- Agriculture Building Place for Study X 1 'of 'fi 1' N Y 'Y'-MWWNV 5' ' -EY: ' f Vw 359 f W4,W,,, , , , ,, , fm ww ff fy . , -f-f , K ,ta Foreword -5- Timc is the one thing We possess. Our success depends upon the use of our time and its by-product- the odd moment. Brisbane lt's That Time Again F I l 44225211-'li 3 43 I' , ,. T I M ll what is it? W'ebster says, it is the period in which an action, process, condition or like continues. Stop Ll minute to consider how often one uses that little word. You'll understand why We think we have a TIMFLY theme. Among the many instances We find Class Time page 2-40 Came Time 4I-55 Leisure Time 55-72 l l l f Pause and Refresh L 4a7.... Time WAS is past Thou can'st not it recall W. 9 JQSEPH BIRK Principal Geography BS., S. E. Mo. S. C. The rare combination of leadership, friendliness, understanding, and knowledge, makes Mr. Birk well qualified as principal of our school. A. O. HILPERT Superintendent BS., S. F. Mo. S. C.g A.M., Mo. U. The ability of directing others to- ward 21 common goal is a rare quality. With Mr. Hilpert this is second nature, and keeps things run- ninv smoothly. I S i Time IS Thou hast, employ the portion rc livery minute you save by making it useful, more profitable, is so much added to your life and its ' possibilities. Every minute lost is ll neglected pro- duct P- once gone, you will never get it back. -Brisbane Board of Education small, Left to right: Wm. Lakenan, R. Smith, M. Abernathy, C. Hanquis, Pres., M. Wfills, Sec., A. Hilperr, Supr., C. McAfee, D. Prost -9.. Time FUTURE, is not, ESTHER T. HUBER B.S,, No. U., A,M..St.L0f1i.r U. Social S creme An outstanding individual, with a cheer- ful disposition and an understanding which makes her so well loved and re- spected hy everyone. if WPEWRQIQQ l2DXVlN lNlliCKliR HS, llflo. U. C0 Ill m ercinl Well trained in the husiness arts, his students are prepared to conquer in the husiness world. O. O. XX7HlTE B.S.,0Hf1.fl. 6 M., Mo. U. Vomlio fm! fl gl'iCllIllll'6 Under his skillful training our boys emerge from his classes as successful farmers and thus the very hacklwone of our nation. MRS. RALPH NIORGAN B.S., S. E. fllo. S. C. SfJ0rthi1f2d,' Typing Dexterity and shorthand skill are the accomplishments she strives to implant in her students hy patient teaching. and may never be WILLIAM MINTON fl.B., Union U. Ei7gli,th.' Latin: American I-Iirtory Through him we realize the importance that correct English plays in our strug- gle for success. FOREST HUBER THILENIUS Bs., s. E. MO. S. C. Lib1'm'y,' Study Hell Mrs. Thilenius' work is a rewarding one, not only through her own associa- tion with books, but through the know- ledge that she is teaching others the enjoyment of reading. CLEMENT FOX B.S., St. Benedicfi' College Science He explains the function and great beauty of our natural surroundings in such a way that we cannot but feel awed. JOHNNIE SCHOLES B.S., Ilfl1ll'l'rIj' Coflege Socifzi Slndier Wfith I1 smile and a kind word for all, she is everyl5ody's friendf, ion.. Time PRESENT BETTY BRAME Bs., S, 13. MO. S. C. illutlaezmliicx Wfithout her aitl, how coultl we know what X and Y stand for? ED HARTEL B.S, in Ed., S. E. Mo. S. C. Pbyiiml Eclumtionf Coach Has all the qualifications to teach the techniques of sports and to instill a spirit of confidence and good will among his men. Winner or loser, taken in stride, the teams reflect outstanding leadership. ROBERT HEFLIN fl.B., Mll1'l':IY1' Smte College Englirh Like a ray of sunshine hc enlivens his English classes with wit and colorful Southern expressions. LEOLA SANDERS B.S., S. Mo. S. C. Ef1gli.rb,' Pll17!fCdli077J',' Art Poise and neatness are her mitltlle names. These qualities combined with her love of the beautiful leave Cl strong impression on everyone coming in con- tact with her. is the only time for Thee HARVEY MUELLER B.S., S. E. Mo. S. C. During a performance of the Glee Club, Band, or the newly organizetl jug Band, Mr. Mueller's musical abili- ties become self-evident. MRS. DXWIGHT AITKENS I'h-yricfzl Edl!6dli0ll Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball! Ask her, she knows all about them. DXVIGHT AITKFNS 13.5, Sofztbern IH. U. Two new subjects, Mechanical Drawing and General Shop, have made an appear- ance at P. H. S. along with Mr. Aitkens to make their purpose clear. MRS. RALPH llOlN'1lG 13.S.i11 Ed., Mo. U. The business of being a good home- maker becomes a very important one untler the guidance of Mrs. Romig. MRS. DALE WILLS Secretary Her secretarial ability keeps the wheels of our school in balance. AUGUST SQHOEN Sufi. of Bldgir. and Gromzdx HOMER WEITH flrrislunt They do everything in their power to make our school a pleasant place in which to spend our time. Alma Mater 111 the laeurl ofPe1'1'y COIIIZI'-1'. Fofmded by old piolzeemu Snmdr the dem' old Perryzfille High School Tl9e.r01n'ce of all OII1' clacfem. Of in .rclaool 1'oom.v, and in plfzygrofmdr, Many claerixlved .s'to1'ie.v tell Of the duyr when in their boyhood Ther refponded to in bell. Dear old Peivjftfille, good old P67'7'Yl'I'lllL'. Wfe have often -16llC'!lf0l'-1'0ll. Backed you up in e'e1' wzdetzror. llffe were tzlzuzyx loyal and 11716, lY'e .ffill lore yon. Per1'.1'1'ille High Scloool, UWM: tl pumriolz grew! and pfzrci. And long fzfler o11r.vflvooldayJ, It alzmjxr will 6IIdlll't?.H R. H. '23 1 -l4- l gin-1 I P-- Q A Y' 1 Q LP H'- The man who is destined for success IS the man who makes time live by making it usefulf, I I I I '-'-'-'I-'I-'I-'-'I-'-'-'I-'-'I-'I I-'I-I' - I - I -- Seniors WILLS, HERMAN Staff Ed., Pirate Puns, Student Council Pres. Int. V. B. 84 B. B., Class Treasurer, National Honor Society Smile: zip toe aramid bil' eyey. ABERNATHY, LESTER Int. V. B. 8.1 B. B., National Honor Society Black magic. ABERNATHY, PATSY Band, Pep Squad Clnnfm with il f0U1bO-l' .v't1'ei1k. Alx1BERGER, XX7lLLlAlNl Likes the fllllllj' .vide of the Jtreet. BARBER, CAROLYN Staff, Dramatic Club, Tuba Queen, Pep Squad, Senior Play, Vice President Serenade in blue. BARBER, Jo ANN Pep Squad Cyclone in calico. BIEHLE, KENNETH Staff, Band, Pirate Puns, Dramatic Club, Int. B. B. 8a V. B., Class President National Honor Society Likeable of iz .rlmzmer day. BIERK, COZY Staff, Band, F.H.A., Dramatic Club, Cheerleader, Student Council Brook bubbling over zvilb UlIfk!l.liic1.l'1ll BOHNERT, CLYDE Pirate Puns, F. F. A. Hin' iz kzmcle for frieazdxbip. BOXDORFER, ROY LEE Football Portmizf etched in bronze. BRANDES, IVALEA Pirate Puns, Senior Play Fofnllfzizi of laughter. l : ow is the time BRICKHAUS, PAUL lm. B. B. Like I1 11101711113 in .fpr111g. BliOW'N, ALEEN Pep Squad Ming' .fpmy of !01fU!iIlU.S.l. BRUENE, LUCILLE Pirate Puns, Latin Club Ple11J1ml 111 min beating on ll tm roof. BURROUGHS, DOLORES F. H. A. Bffltom 111111 fwuxa. CATTOOR, SHIRLEY Youth 112 llve mmeizzg. CHERRY, WILI.IAM Dramatic Club, Football, Senior Play Torchlight of the Seuion. CUIIFELT, ALMA Pep Squad, Tuba queen attendant Den' 1l1'0p.v 011 pink 1'0.ve.v. DREYIZR, ALFRED F. F. A., Baseball, Int. li. B. Lmzd of drcfzmy. ENKF, DOROTHY Pep Squad, F. H. A. Corfon mlzdj' .11 11 C0llllf7'j' fair. FARRAR, ALENE Bulmy breeze 072 ll Jzmzmer night. Seniors FAVIER, ROBERT Football Gypfy cn'm11nn.v pairing by, FEISTE, DOROTHY Pep Squad Drifting and clreizming. FIEHLER, LLOYD Int. B. B. 81 V. B., Second Ranking Student, National Honor Society Like a .fnow cupped mountain. FIEHLER, MARVIN Band, F. F. A. Cnot on pictureb Expert on relaxing. FISCHER, CAROL Staff, Band, Latin Club, National Honor Society Rambling roxei' on 11 zvlfite picket fence. FISCHER, MELVIN Int. B. B. Sc V. B., Pirate Puns Eat, drink, and be merry. FRANKE, GEORGE Staff, Boys' State '53, Band, Latin Club Int. B. B., National Honor Society Efztlmriann and indzutry are hir rnarky. FRANKLIN, PEGGY Pep Squad Twinkling rtarr on iz moonlit night. FRITSCHE, PALMER F. F. A., Football Grin and .vlanre it. GEILE, HAROLD Football, Int. V. B., Basketball, Baseball Spirit of the times. GIBBAR, BEULAH Sailbontf on a plncicl Jen. ,i t H ...gf . ow is the time GRANTHAM, SHIRLEY Staff, Pep Squad, F. H. A., Secretary, Senior Play, Pirate Puns Yellow claiyiet on u blue horizon GRAVES, CECIL Not on picture Baseball 5111-j'll'b6l'6 I -zcwrzder. HAND, GEORGE Dramatic Club, Basketball, Baseball, Track, lnt. V. B., National Honor Society I12al11.vt1'3 on izvheelx. HERRING, LOUIS Band, F. F. A. Blow the mum zlozwz HILPERT, ROSALIE Pep Squad, Pirate Puns, Library, National Honor Society, First Ranking Student I ulelligence mixed with p61'.l'07lzllffj'. HINKLE, SHIRLEY Staff. Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Senior Play Gt!-1' flou'er.t on u lonely Jtreet. HOEHN, DONALD lnt. B. B. Sc V. B. Durable Donnie. HOFFNIAN, ROBERT Student Council, Football, Int. V. B., Baseball Exhibition on the gridiron. HOWARD, VERNA Band, Dramatic Club, Pep Squad Iazrkypuff in bloom. HUBER, DOROTHY Staff, Band, F. H. A., D. A. R., Repre- sentative, National Honor Society Refreibiazg min on fl loo! trzmzmw' day. HUDSON, MELVIN Dramatic Club, Int. V. B., Football, Senior Play, National Honor Society Ileitimztiozz - Eimtein. Seniors JOHNSON, MARIE Pep Squad Sprinkled with Jtardlixt. KOENIG, GERALDINE Staff, Pep Squad, National Honor Society Sweet talk. KR ANAWETTER, ERWIN Band, Int. B. B. Black poolx of intrique. KRANAWETTER, MATHILDA Band, F. H. A., Pep Squad Strolling on iz Jamly beach. LEIMBACH, ALVIN Baseball Bright to morrowf. LOHMANN, DORIS Staff, Band, Pep Squad Sunlight through iz froited glam. LONG, CHARLES Whistle, while you work. LORENZ, EARL Pirate Puns Delightful to know. MABUCE, EDDIE Pirate Puns, Im. V. B. Lucky in love. MCATEE, ROBERT Basketball, Football, Int. V. B., Baseball On top ofthe world. Now is the time MIESNER, EDGAR F. F. A., Pirate Puns, lnt. V. B., National Honor Society I get iz kick out of living. MODDE, LELA Lungb dll!!-1 ,your lroublei. MUELLER, DONALD Seine and iiomeme. MYERS, RUTH Pep Squad, Tuba Queen attendant Lovely black-eyed mimi, OEHLERT, PAULA F. H. A. Gay colored rilzliozzr on ti .Yll1'pI'i.1l' package. PECAUT, JUERLINE Staff, F. H. A., Pep Squad, Senior Play, Student Council Rice and wedding belly. PETERMAN, LULA BELLE Staff, F. H. A., Pep Squad Chimes at ilfiyk. POPP, EDWARD F. F. A., Int. V. B. Fiiirt lloing you know - it'.x' Spring! POFP, ROBERT F. F. A., Int. V. B. 84 B. B. , I 'll take the road leaf! tmzfeled I1 y. QUlN'I'ANA, ALMA F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Pep Squad, Senior Play Romance with ii Spanixla lozlcly. Seniors RASCH, WALTER Int. V. B. Sl B. B., Track, Latin Club The man ofthe hour. RASCH, WILLIAM Int. V. B. 8: B. B., Track, Latin Club Amwer to a coedff prayer. REISS, SHIRLEY Band ' Hair of golclg eyex of hlzze. ROTH, ALLEN Int. V. B., Baseball, Football, Track Model management. SADLER, CAROL Pep Squad, Library Echoei' of laughter. SADLER, ROBERT Fun maker the world go 'r0r1ml. SANDLER, MERLIN Football Hercalex with a football helmet. SCHREMP, YVILBERT F. F. A. Preferx a roxe to any other. SCHRUMPF, JEAN Staff, Band, F. H. A., Pirate Puns, Squad, Class Reporter Crzpialfr arrow formal ity target. SCHRUMPF, LEMAN Student Council, Football, National Honor Society Mystery man. Mgr. Basketball Pe Now is the time SMITH, PAUL Football, Basketball, Int. V. B., Baseball Emphafix on Jportx. STATLER, RICHARD F. F. A., Int. V. B. 8: B. B., Pirate Puns Little man with hig idear. STEINBECKER, DALE Baseball Samet on the painted desert. THAYER, JANET Band, Pep Squad, Football queen Sagar 'ri xpice. THAYER, JOAN Band, Pep Squad, Tuba queen attendant Pert 'ii pretty. THOMPSON, BOBBY F. F. A., Football, Track, Int. V. B., Senior Play Mixchief and a tearing Jmile. THOMPSON, ROBERT Senior Play, Pirate Puns Spreads theerfalnexx. TIPP, CLYDE Football, Pirate Puns, Int. B. B. Robin Hood in hlae jeans. XVEIBRECHT, WILMA Latin Club, Pep Squad Oar idea of Florence Nightingale. WINTER, SHIRLEY Band, F. H. A., Pep Squad, Senior Play Depofitr laughs hither and yon. 22- Every Minute Counts ABERNATHY, DONALD Easkethall, Football, lnt. V. B., Track, Zlrri Essay Likes: sports Dislikes: nothing' Beauty: sunset ALLEN, PATRICIA F. II. A. Likes: watermelon Dislikes: fighting Beauty: trees BARKS, BETTY Likes: btitterflies Dislikes: stuek up people Beauty: P. H, S. football team BERGMAN, DONALD F. F. A.. Int. B. B., Int. V. B. Likes: ire 4-ream Dislikes: Flnifish Beauty: a new Buiek BERT, LARRY Basketball, Football, Ti-ar-k Likes: football Dislikes: spinach Heauty: flowers BLACK, JOAN F H. A.. Dramatif- Club Likes: having' fun Dislikes: show offs Beauty: spring BODENSCHATZ, ALAN Int. V. H., lfootball, Basketball Tratfk. Baseball Likes: sports Dislikes: Anierivan Hist. , Beauty: money BREWER, DORIS Dramatir' Club. Library Likes: movies Dislikes: dogs Beauty: mountains BRAUN, SYLVESTER F. F. A, Likes: xrirls Dislikes: vommunism Beauty: flowers in a park BRONENKANT, CURTIS Int. B. B., F. F. A.. Baseball. Int. V. H. Likes: baseball Dislikes: fast driving Beauty: field of growing: vm-n BROWN, FREDDIE v F. F. A., Int. B. B.. Int.X.1Z. Likes: women Dislikes: sf-hool Beauty: blue f-onvertibln CONRAD, LYNN Football. Basketball, 'l'rac'k. Int. V. B. Likes: girls Dislikes: American Hist. Beauty: new vars DETJEN, ALICE Likes: ive 1-ream Dislikes: celery Beauty: glailiola DETJEN LOIS DETJEN, MARVIN y Likes: sc-hool F, F. A.. Int. V. Il. Dislikes: gum t'hFHNt'l'S liikes: sfanrly lleauty: carnations llislikvs: stzhool Beauty: Arne:-it-41 ..2 31. FRIESE, PAUL GEILE, LAWRENCE Likths: ive 1-rvzini I . I . A. Dislikes: siniiiiivli I.ikvs:4':li'1lI5' 15.511115-3'5.g M, ,, H,-X Irislikn-s:1':ii'i'4ils Juniors Ili-nnly: Iii-nnviies -241 DEVENYN S, CAROL Library, Band Likes: popular music- Dislikes: stupid boys Beauty: Christmas trees DEWILDE, SHELBY Likes: movies Dislikes: rire livaiulyi ai 4-athedrul DOERING, PAULINE F. H. A. liikfisz 1't1llPrsk:itim4' Dislikes: square fi:1nc'im2.' llwitiiy: :i pretty arrunseinpiil ot' flowers DREYER, EUGENE F. F. A,, Drzimatii- Clulx, Tut. Il. Ji. Likes: fishing' Dlslikifs: ai rmirlhosr llwiillyz Porry tin. hills in ilw fall DUVALL, DELORES F, H. A. Likes: spnrts Dislikels: English Hvatiiy: trees EDMOND, RAY Likes: tu cal Dislikes: rfillor skzilinil Ri-:iulyz new cars ELDER, DENZEL lnl. li. B., lst Essay liikt-si roller skating Dislikes: reading Bmtuty: autumn FADLER, JOHN liziml, Basketball Likes: basketball Dislikes: flirty girls Iiuaiuiy: '54 Fords FARRAR, RICHARD F. F. A., Int. B. H, lni. V. li Like-sz bananas Dislikes: spinach Ne-ziuiy: lt-faves in the fall FISCHER, RICHARD Band, Dramatic Club. Nziiiunnl llnnui' Soi-iely Likes: footl Dislikes: low grriides Beauty: ai ross FOSTER, DORIS F, H. A. Likes: mike Dislikes: ignorant boys Beauty: ii girl FRANKLIN, LORETTA Likes: swimming' Dislikes: boys Befauiy: dogs GEILE, ROBERT Bus-ik9llla1ll. Football. 'I'l'8t'k. Int. V. B., Baseball Likes: girls Dislikesz.-kmtwit-4111 1Iist. Ilt-uuiy: Lynn Conrad Every Minute C GRAPE, VERNA lf. H. A. Likes: Risk:-thuli Dislikes: turnins lleziuty: svviiev-y GUEMMER, DAVID Ilaznd Likes: lmtisehall Dislikes: communists lleuuty: Gram! tizinymm HACKER, WILBERT Likes: the 1'ul1liti'y Dislikes: sitting: uruund Jimm- Hezlutyi 1954 lkmiizir-unix'--i'1ilile HADLER, MARY F. ll. A. Likes: ice 4-renin :und vuln- Dislikes: gossin Beauty: Heaven HADLER, WILLARD F. F. A., Int, Y. Il. Likes: to eat Dislikes: school Beauty: Grziml Utinyon HAERTLING, EDGAR F. I . A., I-lzlsehnll. Int. li. lf. Int. V. B. Likes: hziselmll Dislikes: glutmiy days Iieziuty: ruinlmw I-IAHN, LEOLA Likes: school Dislikes: Ln wink lieziuty: trees BERLIE, FRA Baseball. F. F. A. Likes: outdoor play Dislikes: working Beauty: views when travelin! in wliffers-nt states I-IEINBOKEL, CAROL Iizmcl. F. H. A, Likes: kiilens Dislikes: to sludh' Beauty: pit-tures HENDERSON, CAROL l-'. IH. A. Likes: lmrses Dislikes: liiias lleziulyz hnrsvs HOEHNE, GLORIA lf. II. A., Dramzitii' Vluh Likes: swimming: :ind slunvinx Dislikes: vertznin tkmils lfeuuty: mature HOPFER, MARLENE Pep Squad. Raimi. l,ilu':u'y Likes: boys Dislikes: to wash dishes llonuty: paiinli-nl lululsr-:ipv HE NCIS HOTOP, RITA Drzunzilic' Vinh Likes: fried 1-liii-ken Dislikes: whisper-lima people Beauty: pretty si-em-ry OUI'ItS JOY: ELLA I KAEMPFE, LLOYD Likes: lmlilm-s lwiniluill Mir.. Laislti-iliill XI i Dislikes: rails Int. Y. li., 'I'1':ii'k IS--:iL1t3: nmuililanliis Likes: sleztk Dislikes: I'1u'niing Beauty: tx hit-uit-e MAHNKEN, MELVA MARTIN, CAROL Likes: svhool Pep llanfi, Dramatic- Ululi. I.ilii.ii5 Diglikpgg grgui-hy pg-.iyilo Likes: flancim: and swimining: Beauty: 'mow Dislikes: gossin Juniors Beauty: Virgin Mary .-2 6... KALTWASSER, JEANELL F. H. A., Latin Club, Dramatic t'lub, Ameriwan Legion Contest Likes: people Dislikes: 1-onceited volleKP Kuys Beauty: a well groomed person KASSEL, DONALD Int. B. B.. Int. V. B. Likes: automobiles Dislikes: teatfhers Be-duty: Anioi-if-It KASSEL, LOIS Band Likes: food Dislikes: people who flon't avt their use Beauty: yellow roses KASSEL, NANCY Band Likes: television Dislikes: lioys trying to show oft' Beauty: snow-vapped mountains LAROSE, RODN EY Likes: howling' Dislikes: st-hool Beauty: sunrise LAYTON, VIRGINIA liantl, Student Counril, National Honor Soc-iety Likes: musit- Dislikes: rainy weather Beauty: 1-eil roses LEE, LLOYD F, F. A., Int. If. B. Likes: I-zmdy Disilkes: spinaeh Beauty: girls LEIMBACI-I, ROSE MARIE I . H. A. Likes: roller skating' Dis ikes: voltage 1-heese Beauty: beautiful horse LINTNER, DALE Football, 'Frzu-k, Int. V. Ii. Likes: football Dislikes: t-ertain foods Beauty: vars LOEBS, HERBERT Int. V, B. Likes: ive i-ream Dislikes: I-Ylllll chewing Beauty: Old Faithful LUKEFAHR, EDNA Likes: fun Dislikes: apple pie Reauty: a white nrehitl MCATEE DONALD tdromiedi MIESNER, MERLE Hand, National Honor So:-iety Likes: spring' Dislikes: liantl sectionals Beauty: nrt-hid MIESNER, RUTH ANN Likes: work Dislikes: mustard Beauty: clean home MODDE, JOAN Band. Cheerleader Likes: skating Dislikes: Hum 1-hr-wc-rs Beauty: formal thin:-e MORRIS, BETTY Likes: spring house rleaning Dislikes: to ride svhnol buses Beauty: waterfalls MUENCH, LEROY Band Likes: work Dislikes: dreary :lays Beauty: nature NORRINGTON, DELBERT Football, Basketball, Baseball. Travk. Int. V. B: Likes: football Dislikes: gossiping' girls Ifeaiuty: Mer:-ury convertible OBERNDORFER, HARLIN F. F. A.. Int. V. B. Likes: baseball Dislikes: school Beauty: the sun OSWALD, ALVIN F. F. A.. Int. Y. Il. Likes: food Dislikes: school Beauty: weather OTTO, NELDA Likes: picnics Dislikes: waiting' un someone Beauty: red rose PORTER, GWENDOLYN Band, Cheerleader Likes: food and 1-lothes Dislikes: people who feel important Beauty: autumn PREVALLET, DAVID Band Likes: vars Dislikes: some lmys Beauty: girls PREVALLET, PAT Banil Likes: pretty pirtures of nature Dislikes: :i dirty house He:iuly: trees turning' r-mlm' in the full RENAUD, ARLY F. H. A. Likes: driving :i r':1r Ilislikes: 1-arrots lieziutyz red roses :intl lilue jays Every Minute Counts 1 .inf RUESLER, KERMIT llrzimatir- t'lulm. Stulleni Vlass President Likes: airplanes Dislikes: luurl noises Beauty: ii-uf-ks 4 ,qw SCHILLING, LORENE 'l il' lf. ll. A.. Pirate Puns Likes: readim: Ilislikesi bus rifles Beauty: sunset ' - SCHUESSLER, VERA l,ihi'ary, National Honor Soc-iely Likes: Sundays Dislikes: :-peevhes lleziuiy: field of golden ruin SLHULTE, JOHN l-Wmilvzill, Bziskelluill. 'l'1'ii4-k. lm. Y. 12. Likes: i'miilmll Dis ikes: pens lteziuly: nailurv SCHWEIN, JAMES limi nn pic-ture? I . F. A., lni. IZ. H., Int. V, lf. Likes: ive viw-uiii Dislikes: ilrivei-s who 1i'y in shriw nfl' i2cm1itA'::i va-rlaiiii girl SEWING, WANDA I.1I1i':ii'y Likes: to liuvm- fun Dislikes: nmhing' Beauty: spring iime STEFFENS, EUGENE lnt. B. B. Likes: swimming Dislikes: smiieime who shmvs oft' l59Sll.ll5'i rluuils STEFPENS, EUNICE lhincl, Student l'uum'il Likes: sclmul Dislikes: mx:-:ey p.-uple lieziuly: syirinsq flziy STEINBECKER, NEIL liziskelhall, Forillmll, 'l'r'zlr'k. Int. ', 14. Likes: foollmull Dislikes: rmiked iurnips lieaiuly: lrees in autumn STUEVE, CHARLES lnl V B ln , ' N . . ., l. l., B., F, I-. A.. Haiselnill Likes: bzlselirill i Dislikes: Nvhoul lleziuiyz world THILENIUS, HOWARD ED THOMS, DONALD WAHLERS, RUBY lfnotliall. liaiskelliall. 'I'i':u-k, lm. limi on pif-iurel Likes: ive vreziiu Y. B. Int. Y. Ii, S: R, RY. Boys' State Dislikes: heel' rimsl Likes: huniinx and :ill simris Likes: swirls lin-niity: parks IJlS1lk9SZI'Pl'lilill peimli- Dislikes: si-liiiol srinwiiinvs Beauty: June Reality: lnirils THOMPSON, RUTH VOGEL, SHIRLEY WEINRICH, ALFRED lf. H. A. F, H, A, 1-Wmihzill, Hzxskigihnll, Baseball, Likes: lmsketlrzill Likes: sivorls lnl. Y. B, Dislikes: gossip Dislikes: is-rits Likes: foollrzlll Beuiily: luulliiluins lh-ziuiy: in--4-nzilumi vvvi':4l'z-Mis lil 'likes: veriiiili fmmfis lh-uuty: '54 A1l'l'1'llI'Y Juniors HQ5- ABERNATHY, VIOLA F. H. A., Library, Pep Squad ALKEMEYER, LESLIE F. F. A., Int. V. B. 8: B. B. ALLEN, LOIS JEAN AMBERGER, ALICE BACHMANN, ALDINE Band, F. H. A., Pep Squad BARBER, GEORGIA Band, F. H. A., Pep Squad BARBER, LARRY F. F. A., Int. V. B., 84 B. B. BAUWENS, WAYNE Football BIRI, RICHARD Int. B. B. BOESCH, DONALD F. F. A., Dramatic Club BOLLINGER, NORMA F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Pep Squad BROWN, MYRNA Library BRUECKNER, I-IOMER F. F. A. BUCHHEIT, DANIEL CASI-IION, JOYCE CATTOOR, EULENE F. H. A. CISSELL, GLENDA F. H. A. CISSELL, RICHARD F. F. A. gr 1 - 3. -. 29-- Cet Your Times Worth Sophomores COFFELT, ROBERT Basketball, Track DETJEN, NORMA F. H. A. DEWILDE, RITA F. H. A. DIETRICH, STELLA Beginners Band, F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Pep Squad FARRAR, BEULAH Dropped FASSEL, ROY Basketball, Football, Track Baseball FEISTE, ELMER Band, Int. B. B. 8: V. B. FINGER, WAYNE Band FLUEGEL, MARY DELL F. H. A. FORNKAHL, VIRGINIA Band, Pep Squad, Library FRANKLIN, DARLINE F. H. A., Pep Squad FRITSCHE, LLOYD F. F. A. FUNK, BILL FUNKE, JANICE F. H. A., Pep Squad GERRINGER, VELDA Band, F. H. A., Pep Squad GRINDSTAFF, JAMES HAGER, DELORES F. H. A. HARTLE, BARBARA F. H. A., Pep Squad HECK, VERNON Basketball, Track HEIMBECKER, DOROTHY F. H. A., Pep Squad HENDERSON, ROY F. F. A., Int. V. B. 8: B. B. HERRON, FAYE F. H. A., Library HERSCHBACK, KATHLEEN HILPERT, JOHN HOEHN, ELIZABETH F. H. A., Pep Squad, Class President HOEHN, NORMAN F. F. A. HOEHN, WILBERT F. F. A., lnt. V. B. Bc B. B. HOFFSTETTER, JUDITH Band, Cheerleader, F. H. A. Pep Squad HOLMBO, JEANETTE HOPFER, GEORGE Football HOTOP, EUGENE F. F. A. HUDSON, JUANITA Cdroppedl HUDSON, LARRY fnot on picture? F. F. A. HUDSON, ROSALIE F. H. A., Library, Dramatic Club, Pep Squad JOHNSON, DANIEL Student Council, Sophomore Citizen KAEMPFE, DE1.VIN F. F. A. KASSEL, ELLEN Band, F. H. A. :rr VA V F QU' 1.3 A 'li ' Get Your Times Worth i '-51 - Sophomores KATT, VIOLA F. H. A. Library KESTER, DALE F. F. A., Int. V. B. 84 B. B. KIEFNER, ANN Band, Dramatic Club Latin Club, Student Council Pep Squad, F. H. A. KOENIG, DORIS Band, F. H. A., Pep Squad KOENIG, NORMAN F. F. A. KOENIG, RUBY Band, Dramatic Club, Library, F. H. A. KRAMER, DELORES F. H. A., Pep Squad LANG, HAROLD Basketball, Baseball, Int. V. B. LIND, KAREN Band Not on picture LONG, GLENNON F. F. A. LUEDERS, LOWELL Band, Int. V. B., 8: B. B. MCIATEE, MILDRED Band, F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Pep Squad ' MANNING, LINUS Cnot on pictureb F. F. A. RIEYER, MARILYN Band, F. H. A., Pcp Squad, Cheerleader MEYER, RICHARD Dramatic Club MODDE, JOHN Baseball, Football, Track MORANVILLE, HAROLD Dramatic Club MOYNIHAN, SHIRLEY Band, F. H. A., Pep Squad MUENCH, JANET Band, F. H. A., Latin Club, Pep Squad OSTER, VONA Band, F. H. A., Library, Pep Squad OSWALD, MARTIN Dramatic Club PILZ, RONALD Band, Dramatic Club PETZOLDT, MARVIN Int. B. B. PINGEL, DON LEE RAYMER, ROSE F. H. A., Library REISS, NORMAN F. F. A. RINEY, CAROL F. H. A. RHODE, ELFRIEDA Pep Squad SCI-IREMP, CLYDE Beginners Band, Dramatic Club, Int. V. B. 84: B. B. SCHRUMPF, DARLENE Beginners Band, F. H. A., Pep Squad SCHUMER, MELBOURNE F. F. A., Int. V. B. SHAFER, ELLIS F. F. A. SHIELDS, ROBERT F. F. A. SHORT, SHERRY Track, Int. B. B. STEFFENS, EDITH F. H. A. STELLING, MILTON Int. B. B. STICHT, THELMA P. H. A., Library STUEVE, HARLEN F. F. A. f Get Your Times Worth Sophomores Lf i TISHER, ROSE F. H. A., Library TUCKER, JAMES Basketball, Football, Track TRILLER, BETTY Cnot on picturcj TUCKER, BOBBY F. F. A., Basketball, Football Track, Int. V. B. WEBER, IVA F. H. A., Library WEITH, SHIRLEY Library WHARTON, DORIS F. H. A. WINGERTER, TERRY wooo, JAMES Basketball, Football, Track ZAHNER, MARY F. H. A., Pep Squad ZOELLNER, MARVIN F. F. A. Freshmen ADAMS, IRMA BACHMANN, BETTY Beginners Band, Dramatic Club BACHMANN, JANET V Beginners Band, Pep Squad BAUWENS, LOIS BERGMAN, HELEN Pep Squad BERT, BETTY BIERK, DAVID Student Council, Basket- ball, Track BOESCHEN, MARILYN BOHNERT, RONALD BOXDORFER, ERWIN Cnot on picturej BREDALL, JULIE Band, Pep Squad, Class Pres BREWER, WANDA Pep Squad BROWN, LEROY F. F. A. CASHION, FRED F. F. A. CASSOUTT, DARRELL Cnot on picture-droppedj CLAMPITT, ANNA COX, DONALD F. F. A. DEAN, ROBERT F. F. A. DECLERK, HOWARD Basketball, Football, Track DEIMUND, LEOLA- DOBBELARE, FLOYD F. F. A. DOBBELARE, VALERIA Beginners Band, Dramatic Club, Library DUVALL, RUTH Do Not Squander Time DUVALL, SALLY Band EDMOND, GERALDINE EINIMENDORFER, OTTOLENE Band ESSELMAN, BONNIE FADLER, CARL Beginners Band FINGER, GAIL F. F. A. FOSTER, NAOMI FRANKE, CHARLES Beginners Band, F. F. A. Im. Basketball FRANKLIN, EDVUARD F. F. A. FRIESE, HELEN FUHRMAN, MILDRED GEILE, EMMA GRAFF, LEONARD F. F. A. HADLER, DELMAR F. F. A., Football HADLER, KENNETH F. F. A. HADLER, WALLACE F. F. A. HAGER, DONALD F. F. A., Basketball, Baseball, Track HAGER, EVELYN HAHN, BETTY HAUCK, NORMA Cdropped J HAUCK, SHIRLEY C dropped 7 Freshmen HAYDEN, DONALD HAYDEN, HAROLD HEAPS, CHARLOTTE Cdroppecl D HEAPS, MATTIE HECK, RONALD Basketball, Football, Track HENDERSON, FAY Cdropped D HOEHN, HELEN HORN, VIRGINIA HUBER, WALTER F. F. A. HUNT, LEO JONES, LESTER Cnot on pictureb JUDD, IRENE JUDD, RUTH KASSEL, ERWIN F. F. A. KASTEN, KENNETH F. F. A. KEPHART, MICHAEL Track, Int. Volleyball KESTER, SHIRLENE KIEEER, JOYCE KLAUS, CLYDE Int. Basketball KOHLFELD, HAROLD KOHLFELD, KENNETH F. F. A. LANG, DONALD Basketball, Baseball, Track, Int. Volleyball DO Not Squander Time LEIGH, WAYNE Beginners Band, Track, Basketball LOHMANN, PAUL F. F. A. LONG, VELDA LORENZ, GERALDINE MANGELS, ALICE Beginners Band, Student Council MANNER, VIRGINIA MARTENS, WILLIAM F. F. A., Basketball, Football Track MCLAIN, EUGENE Cdroppedb MECKER, MARVIN F. F. A. INIOORE, JOYCE Pep Squad MOORE, ROBERT Knot on pictureb F. F. A. MORRIS, MELBA MUELLER, ELAINE Beginners Band MUELLER, ROY F. F. A. MUELLER, ROYAL F. F. A. MUENCI-I, PALMER Beginners Band, F. F. A., Int. Basketball MULLINS, LEONARD F. F. A. OEHL, WANDA OEHLERT, RAYMOND OSWALD, BEN PETZOLDT, SHIRLEEN PITMAN, WAYNE F. F. A., Basketball, Track Freshmen POHLMANN, CHARLES RICHARDSON, NANCY RICHARDSON, PHYLLIS RIEHN, ALICE Beginners Band ROTH, EUGENE Beginners Band, F. F. A. ROTH, ROZELL fdroppedj SADLER, INIARJORIE Cheerleader, Library, Dramatic Club SCHAMBURG, JANET Beginners Band SCHOLL, ANNA SCHOLL, IRENE SCI-IREMP, SHERMAN F. F. A., Football SCHRUMPF, JUDITH Band, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club SCH UESSLER, ARLIN 1 dropped I SCHUESSLER, MARLIN Cdropped J SCHUESSLER, RUBY Beginners Band SCHUMER, JEROME F. F. A., Basketball, Track SEABAUGH, GERALD Basketball, Football, Track SHAFER, KENNETH F. F. A., Football, Track SIKES, LEROY C dropped I STATLER, MA RY STEFFENS, ROBERT idroppedl Do Not Squander Time CLASS EVENTS SENIOR Party February 26 Play April 30 JUNIOR Party December IS J.-S. Prom April 22 SOPHOMORE Party February 1 1 FRESI-IMAN Party November 23 MY MISSION STEINBECKER, DONNA STERLING, RICHARD Basketball, Football, Baseball SUTTERER, ROSE THIERET, DALE F. F. A. THOMPSON, PATSY VERSEMANN, CALVIN F. F. A. VERSEMANN, DENNIS Beginners Band, F. F. A. VERSEMANN, LOIS WELLS, DOROTHY WILSON , TROY Track WHITLEY, BARBARA Beginners Band WHITLEY, JAMES Knot on picturej Mardigras Mr. Beane From Lima Mother Goose Neptune's Court Valentine Thanksgiving To go forth 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 traditions of P.H.S. -40- Class of 47 --.w-H--- -MIQDUIILM. W i O fX, Q9 fa fl 1. What a man does in his odd moments is not only apt to bring him profitg it is apt to increase his mental activity. In ' IIT? Jan. Football Squad First Row, Left to right: Coach Hartel, Smith, Boxdorfer, Bert, Schrumpf, Lintner, Nor- rington, Sandler, Conrad, Schulte, Birk. Second Row: Fassel, Weinrich, R, Geile, McAtee, Cherry, Hoffman, Favier, Tipp, Boden- schatz, Thompson, Thilenius. Third Row: Schremp, J. Tucker, Fritsche, R. Tucker, Modde, Abernathy, Hopfer, Stein- becker, Woods, Hudson, H. Geile. Fourth Row: Seabaugh, Martens, Kephart, Heck, Sterling, DeClerk, Shafer, Managers: Kaempfe, Roth. Kickoff Time The Pirates began the '53 season under a new coach, Mr. Ed Hartel, and ran from a new offensive formation. After a few shaky games at the start of the season, the Pirates came along strongly and finished with a good record. Coach I-Iartel came to Perryville from Portageville Where he had been assistant coach for several years. I 95 3 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE THEY SEPT. 18 FREDERICKTOWN HERE 24 SEPT. 25 CRYSTAL CITY THERE 24 OCT. 2 HERCULANEUM HERE O OCT. 9 FESTUS THERE 25 OCT. 23 FLAT RIVER HERE 0 OCT. 50 STE. GEN. THERE 0 NOV 6 DESOTO HERE 6 NOV 13 FARMINGTON THERE 14 NOV. 19 CHESTER HERE 21 NOV. 26 JACKSON THERE l9 FOOTBALL POINTS HOFFMAN g ff-. ,772 GEILE ..... .30 CHERRY . .. .12 CONRAD . 6 SMITH. 54 MCATEE . 24 SCHULTE . I2 FASSEL F0O ?i . t fm- Kickoff Time BOB UCHARKH HOFFMAN-H.B. Wt. 160 Ht. 5'6 Sr. A tremendous combination of ability, speed, determination, aggressiveness and a great love for the game. DALE LAPS LINTER-C. Wit. 165 Ht. 6'1' Sr. Our iron man. Forty-eight minute man who played the entire season without injury. PAUL SUDSY SMITH-R.E. VUL 170 Ht.6'3 Sr. Great on offense. Terrific on defense. Why say more? LEMAN SI-IUFFLERU SCHRUMPF-G. Wt. 160 Ht.5'7 Sr. They can't go through me or over me. I hope they don't think about going around. ROY LEE BUZZ BOXDORFER-L.T. Wt. 170 Ht.5'10M Sr. Tore up the opposition of the line and ex- celled in place kicking. DELBERT DEADTOOTH NORRINGTON-G. Wt. 174 Ht. 5'io Jr. Likes to play offense, loves to play defense and does a good job of both. ROBERT MIGHTY MOUSE MCATEE-Q.B. Wt. 130 Ht. 5'6M Sr. Did a good job of ball handling and kept the opposition guessing. LYNN CURLY CONRAD-R.T. Wt. 170 Ht. 5'10 Jr. Let's hit 'em hard. I want to score another touchdown. BILL CRAZY LEGS CHERRY-F.B. Wt. 175 Ht. 6' Sr. Just give me the ball. I'll go over. MERLIN SAILOR SANDLER-G. Wt.180 Ht.5'9 Sr. One of the strongest, fastest, toughest guards in the conference. JOHN SNATCH SCHULTE-L.E. Wt.145 Ht. 7109? Jr. Has a habit of making spectacular catches. BOB FROG FAVIER-F.B. Wt. 160 Ht. 5'9 Sr. When I learn my plays Cherry's gonna be out of a job. HAROLD GOOF-OFF GEILE-EB. Wt. 190 Ht. 6'1 Sr. Clown of the squad, player too. LARRY CYCLONE BERT-G. Wt. 163 Ht. 5'1o', Jr. Most improved player on the squad. ALFRED HFRITZ' XVEINRICH-H.B. wt. 165 Ht. 5'9 Jr. With this year's experience those churning legs should carry him far next year. Kickoff Time CLYDE TERROR TIPP-R.T. Wt. 187 Ht.5'll Sr. I don't play dirty. Those guys just bleed easy. ROBERT PRETTY BOY GEILE-H.B. wt. 165 Ht. 5992 Jr. Trump card this yeatg High ace next year. ROY FLASH FASSEL-R.E. Wt. 160 Ht. 6'1 Soph. A high-flying sophomore, with a bright ath- letic future. BOB COTTON TOP THOMPSON-LE. Wt. 170 Ht. 5'11M Sr. Let's win this one fast so I can meet Norma. LLOYD KlD KAEMPFE ALLEN CROW ROTH-MGRS. Coach's right-hand men who kept the equip- in good shape. , , , .,.Y -,.,,.,.,..,, 1' X Kickoff Time FREDERICKTOWN The Pirates opened the football season against a tough Fredericktown team. The game opened with Fredericktown kicking to Perryville. On the Buc's first play from scrimmage, using a single wing for the first time, Bob Hoffman gave the spectators one of their biggest football thrills in years by running around left end and going 70 yards for a touchdown. The extra point was missed. The lead was short-lived however, as Fred- ericktown scored a T.D. and extra point after a return drive. The Black Cats scored two more times in the last half and held the Pirates scoreless, defeating them 21-6. CRYSTAL CITY Crystal City played host to the Perryville team in the second game of the season. The Pirates entered the scoring column first with Smith taking a Hoffman pass on the 15 and fighting his way into the end zone. The extra point was missed. Crystal scored a few minutes later and also missed the extra point. In the second quarter Smith again took a long pass and advanced to the two yard line. Pirate fullback Cherry scored off right guard. The extra point was again no good. Crystal tied the game a few minutes before the half by scoring and missing the try for the extra point. Crystal scored two more T.D.'s and missed both extra points for a 24-12 lead. The Pirates came within striking range by scoring once more, this time on a pass from Hoffman to Schulte. The extra point try was wide and the game ended with the ultimate conference champs defeating the Pirates 24 IO HERCULANEUM The Pirates hit the win column for the first time in the '53 season with a decisive l3-O win over the Herculaneum Blackcats. The first touchdown was scored late in the sec- ond quarter when Conrad picked up a blocked kick and went over. The final T.D. was scored on a fine 38 yard pass play from Hoffman to Schulte. Roy Boxdorfer kicked the extra point. Final score Perryville 13, Herculaneum 0. There's a Time for Everything Kickoff Time FESTUS The Bucs journeyed to Festus for an after- noon game marked by numerous injuries on both teams. Festus scored once in the first 0 half-time lead. Early in the third quarter Fes- tus added two more touchdowns but failed to make the extra points. The pirates then scored on an 8 yard pass from Hoffman to Bob Geile. Boxdorfer made the ex- tra point from place- ment, Festus scored once more making the final score Festus 24, Perry- ville 7. FLAT RIVER Behind the fine play of Bob Hoffman and Paul Smith the Pirates defeated the Flat River Bears 58 to O. Perry- ville's single wing really got rolling for the first time as the Pirates scored twice during the first half and came back with four more T.D.'s in the second half. Hoffman threw three touchdown passes and Smith scored three times to lead the attack. Good line play was turned in by Merlin Sandler, Lynn Conrad and Dale Lintner. Final score Perryville 38, Flat River 0. Time and hour run through the roughest day., STE. GENEVIEVE The Ste. Genevieve Dragons provided the opposition in the sixth straight confer- ence game for the P.H.S. boys. After a scoreless first quarter McAtee took a short pass from Hoffman and scored standing up. Boxdorfer kicked the extra point. Later in the same quarter Hoffman ran 10 yards for a T.D. after Schulte had set up the score with a pass interception. Boxdorfer's kick again was good for a 14 to 0 half-time score. ln the third quarter Perryville added 14 more points on a Hoffman to McAtee pass for a touchdown, a 14 yard scoring sprint by Hoffman and two extra point kicks by Boxdorfer. A little later Hoffman scored his third touchdown after taking a short pass from Bob Geile. The extra point was missed. Early in the third quarter Paul Smith caught a 20 yard pass and ran 18 more for the score. The extra point attempt failed. Near the end of the game Bob Favier tossed a short pass to Roy Fassel who sprinted 66 yards for the seventh and final touchdown of the game. The extra point try was no good and the final score was Perryville Pirates 46, Ste. Genevieve Dragons 0. DESOTO Playing their best game of the season the Pirates upset a much bigger and heavily favored DeSoto team. Bob Hoffman again sparked the Pirate offense as he averaged 7 yards per carry and scored both Perryville touchdowns. The first score came on a 3 yard run and the second on a beautiful pitch-out play from McAtee which covered 40 yards through most of the DeSoto team. Boxdorfer kicked both extra points. DeSoto's only score came on a long run. Terrific line play was turned in by Norrington, Bert, Schrumpf, Lintner and Sandler on defense and Smith, Schulte and Conrad on offense. Final score Per- ryville 14, DeSoto 6. U half and held the Pir- myf- ates scoreless for a 6 to 'QQ Kickoff Time ' I1 l l l l 'H u FARMINGTON In their eighth and final conference game the Pirates rolled up their biggest point total of the season with eight touchdowns and 2 extra points. Bob Hoffman scored the first touchdown from the 2 yard line after McAtee had blocked a Farmington punt. The next time Perryville had possession Bob Geile scored on a 45 yard run. The Bucs gained pos- session again and Hoffman scored on a 1 yard plunge after advancing the ball to the 1 on a 30 yard run. A little later Bob Favier threw a beautiful long pass to Geile who scored standing up. Roy Boxdorfer added the extra point. Farmington scored on a pass near the end of the second quarter and added the extra point for a 25 to 7 halftime score. The Bucs scored early in the third quarter on a lateral from McAtee to Hoffman who ran the remain- ing 15 yards. Paul Smith- received credit for the next 6 points after taking a short pass from Hoffman. After again gaining possession Bob Geile scored his third T.D of the game on a 22 yard run. After taking the kick-off the Knights put on a long drive for a touch- down and added the extra point. After the return kick-off the Pirates moved the ball to the 30 yard line from where Hoffman passed to Smith in the end zone and then scored the extra point on a line plunge making the final score Pirates 50, Knights 14. CHESTER The Pirates played the Chester Yellowiackets on the P.H.S. field and had a four game winning streak ended during which they had scored 148 points to the oppositions 20. Chester, a powerful and polished team and one of the best in Illinois, scored first after recovering a Perryville fumble on the 10. The Pirates then moved the ball down to the Chester 3 yard line from where they scored on a pass from Hoffman to Smith. Chester came back with another T.D. as did P.H.S. on a screen pass from Hoffman to McAtee and a good run by McAtee. The extra point was good. In spite of terrific defensive play by Lint- ner, Sandler, Schrumpf, Boxdorfer and the rest of the squad, Chester scored once more to make the final score Chester 20, Perryville 13. JACKSON The Buccaneers closed a successful 1955 season with the traditional Thanksgiving Day game with jackson, played this year at jackson. The Indians hit paydirt first by scor- ing a touchdown in the first quarter. The extra point was missed. In the second quarter a Jackson punt was blocked and Perryville took over on the 4 yard line. A few moments later McAtee scored from the 2, making the half-time score 6 to 6. jackson scored first again in the second half on a line plunge but missed the extra point. Jackson carried the ball for 20 yards on the first play and then scored around left end on the next. The bonus point was missed. In the final period Hoffman scored standing up after a series of short passes and runs by Cherry, Geile, McAtee and himself had moved the ball to the Jackson 16 yard line. The kick for the extra point was wide. Jackson scored once more and made the extra point but it wasn't enough to overcome the Pirates lead, the final score being Perryville 24, Jackson 19. This final victory gave the Pirates a good record of 6 victories and 4 defeats. ..45.. n ., ,Y Janet Queen of the '54 Pirates Queen ann Q Tlme for Cheerlng Sadler, Modde, Bierk, Hoffstetter, Meyer and Porter Cheer, Cheer, for old Pcrryvillc Highn ...jg- Basketball Squad Upper, left to right: Kaempfe, Mgr., Geile, Thilenius, Smith, Hand, Norrington, McAtcc Roth, Mgr. Second Row: Bierk, Schulte, Conrad, Weinrich, B. Geile, Bert, Coach Hartel, Fassel, Fad- ler, Abernathy, Steirxbecker, Woods, DeClerk. Whistle Time BASKETBALL SCHEDULE B Team JACKSON HERE PATTON, THERE LUTESVILLE THERE VALLE HERE CHE 1st Game STEELVILLE THERE 2nd Game GORHAM THERE VALLE THERE JACKSON THER E STE. GENEVIEVE THERE FREDERICKTOWN HERE FREDERICKTOWN THERE STE. GENEVIEVE HERE PATTON HERE FARMINGTO ISREDERICKTOWN THERE We They DEC. 8 23 38 DEC. 18 38 41 DEC. 23 24 23 JAN. 8 35 26 STER TOURNAMENT JAN. 19 JAN. 21 JAN. 26 23 36 JAN. 29 30 48 FEB. 5 42 19 FEB. 9 56 41 FEB. 12 30 57 FEB. 16 47 28 FEB. 19 45 39 N REGIONAL TOURNAMENT FEB. 23 A Team We They 33 51 62 40 35 39 40 38 34 42 51 53 48 51 38 59 47 39 50 71 51 49 62 51 68 39 57 95 Whistle Time PAUL HI-POINT SMITH-C Ht. 6'3 Wt. 170 Sr. A great under the basket man who practically rewrote the record books. HOXVARD NBOOGERH THILENIUS-F. Ht. 6'2 Wt.160 Jr. A good rebounder who'll be after Smith's records next year. DELBERT CHESTY NORRINGTON-G. Ht. 5'10 wr. 170 Jr. A ball handler who kept the defense loose with his set shots. BOB CLAUDE MCATEE-G. Ht. 5' 6M Wt. 150 Sr. An active floor man who could score too. GEORGE SLIM HAND-F. Ht. 6' Wt. 145 Sr. A steady player who knew how to move thc ball. HAROLD GRUESOME GEILE-F. Ht. 6' Wt.190 Sr. A rebounding fiend who knew how to use his elbows. 50- Whistle Time Playing with only two returning lettermen the Pirates had a very mediocre basket- ball season finishing with a record of six victories and eight defeats. This record includes the two tournaments in which we participated. The B team, playing only eleven games finished with six won and five lost record. Both squads used a three forwards-two guards offense and a man to man defense. The A team started the season shalcily but settled down after a few games and played good steady ball. Several school records were set by Paul Smith including most points for a single game. 30 against Patton in the sec- ond game of the season. A list of individual basketball scorers including both A and B games: Points Points Scored Scored SMITH, PAUL ., W 258 ABERNATHY, DONNIE . . 45 NORRINGTON, DELBERT ,, ll6 GEILE, HAROLD , , 40 THILENIUS, HOWARD ED ., 113 FADLER, JOHN ,,,, ,,,, 3 5 GEILE, BOB , .. ., , . l07 DECLERK, HOWARD 7 NICATEE, BOB .. S8 BERT, LARRY , ,,,, . 5 SCI-IULTE, JOHN 79 CONRAD, LYNN . 4 WEINRICH, ALFRED 59 STElNBECKER, NEIL , 5 HAND, GEORGE 55 WOOD, JAMES l FASSEL, ROY .. .. 52 B TEAM LlTTTliRMEN: XY'einrich, Schulte, Abernathy, Cloach Hartel, R. Geile, liassel, lladler --5l- Time Flies . . . but never so swiftly as at noon when an intramural game is being played. These games, often as exciting as a professional contest, provide recreation for those who wish to participate and entertainment for the rest of the stu- dents. There is a well-rounded program for both boys and girls, each on their separate days, consisting of volleyball and basketball. Those Who take part do so voluntarily but there is always a large number of eager students and no one is left out. No matter how insignificant these contests may seem, those participating play with all-out enthusiasm and much is gained in the way of learning the importance of fair play and good sportsmanship as well as in the exercise which is derived before TIME forces the games to stop. In the boys basketball tourney, six teams participated with each team playing every other team one time. The winning team was captained by Lloyd Fiehler and was undefeated. A volleyball tournament was held in the Spring with eight teams play- ing. The tournament Was played on a one loss elimination system with the ultimate winners being a varsity team captained by Paul Smith. They achieved the winners spot by defeating an under-classmen team, an F.F.A. team and a Senior boys team in that order. Other members of the team were: Dale Lintner, Bob Hoffman, Harold Geile, Allen Roth, George Hand, Bob McAtee and Howard Thilenius. In the girls' program, in which only class teams participate, the Soph- omores distinguished themselves as the best athletes by winning both the volley- ball and basketball tournaments. The second, third and fourth places in both tournaments were won by the Seniors, juniors and Freshmen in that order. Girl's Volleyball Champs Intramural Basketball Champs -5 3.. Mark Time i . M It's practice time for the baseball and track men, and noon intramural basketball for the girls. Ping pong is popular in any Phys. Fd. period. ....53-.. On the Diamond Baseball hurried in on the heels of the Basketball season in preparation for the following schedule: BASEBALL SCHEDULE We They Fredericktown Here 9 I April 6 Ste. Genevieve There 4 o April 9 Ste. Genevieve Here 3 4 April I3 Fredericktown There 0 5 April I2 St. Vincent Here 9 o April I9 St. Vincent There IO 8 April 23 Valle There 5 3 April 27 Valle Here IS I April 30 TTQAM Edgar Haertling :PBobby McAtee :P Delbert Norrington Allen Roth :9Harold Geile :5Alfred Weinriclm :iPaul Smith Roy Fassel :E Robert Geilc if' Bob Hoffman rilndicates lettermen Kermit Ruesler Lowell Dreyer Unfortnuately we go to press before the baseball season closes and are preparing for our annual Field Day, May 7. The student body is divided into four teams and will compete in baseball, softball, shot put, races, volley- ball, table tennis and basketball free throws. Win or lose the exercise and sunsine combined with the lack of books, will make May 7 a gala day. il .' :mm AX 1- 1 I 51 . H l ffkigf' l 3,143 ' L' 151. - l I u i uuP ' M544 Q fx 5 Each of us has a regular days Work that he does in a routine more or less me- chanical way. He does his clerking, his typewriting or whatgver it may be, so many hours per day, and that ends it. But what about the by-product, the odd moments? Q23 s X. -:-:-:-:4:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:Az-:':-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:f:-:-:-:-:A:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-2-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:4:-:-:-:-:':':-:-:-:-Z':-:-:-:':-:-:-:-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-:-:-.-.'.'.-.-.-.-.' C A R O L Y N uBA QLIEEN Kcnu joan, George, Alma, Herman, Ruth, Gcorg BANK OF PERRYVILLE -55- FFA First Row, L to R+KTShafer, Cox, Mullins, Roth, Franke, Herring, Huber, K. Hadler, W. Hadler, Lohmann, Dobbelare, Royal Mueller, Steffens, Graff, D. Versemann, Cashion, Rob- inson, Hager, Hayes. Second Row, L to R: Schwein, Lee, I-Iotop, Pittman, Kasten, Reiss, C. Versemann, Finger, Roy Mueller, Kassel, S. Schremp, O, Schumer, Alkemeyer, L. Brown. Moore, Long, M. Schumer, Dean. Third Row, L to R: Hayes, Zoellner, Kester, Meeker, Breck- ner, B. Tucker, Schields, Oberndorfer, Boesch, E. Dreyer, E.. Shafer, Manning, Hudson, D. Hayden, Martens, Franklin, Bodenschatz, Mr. White. Fourth Row, L to R: W. Hoehn, Geile, Cissell, Bronenkant, Friese, Prevallet, Theirt, Koenig, L. Fritsche, J. Tucker, Hen- derson, Kaemple, H. Stueve, L. Dreyer, Barber, Braun, Bergman. Fifth Row, L to R: N. Hoehn, C. Schremp, Detjen, F. Brown. Statler, W. Schremp, Thompson, McLain, Far- rar, Oswald, Sikes, Bohnert, W. Hadler, C. Stueve, Miesner, P. Fritsche, R. Popp, Ryan. Not on picture: E. Popp, Haertling, Herberlie, Long. Time for Work . . . Meet the industrious group who will help supply the future bread- makers of America. Our chapter has entered judging teams in Dairy Produc- tions and Products, Field Crops, and Parliamentary Procedure. A new contest has been added to the list, the Tractor and Maintenance contest. But not all is work. Cn October 14th the annual Barnwarmin' was held in commemoration of the FFA's zgth anniversary. Recreational meet- ings consisting mostly of basketball were held at lronton, Fredericktown and Scdgewickville. DAIRY QUEEN -56- Time for Play . . Shirley Barnwarmin' Queen I953 QUEEN AND HER COURT Shirley Lorene Norma G g Edgar Richard Bobby HARTS BREAD Student Council First Row, left to rightz Mr. Fox, sponsor, D. Bierk, Mangels. Second Row: Johnson, Kiefner, Ruesler, Layton. Steffens. Third Row: Hoffman, Schrumpf, Wills, Pres.. Pecaut, C. Bierk Time on Your Hands . . Join the Student Council Behold our rulers! These are our lawmakers and cnforcers. They spend their time doing good things for everyone at P.H.S. We owe many thanks to them for such things as our coke machine. Though this organi- zation is new at P.H.S. it has done :1 grand job. HANQUIST out COMPANY Alacris Club Left to Right: Weibrecht, Kaltwasser, Kiefner, Fischer, Mr. Minton, sponsor, Franke, Bruene, Muench, Weitlm. Not on picture: Herschbach, XV. Rasch, B. Rasch. 'N f Tempus Fuglt . . . So say we all . . . LATIN is the password of this group. We have vocabulary, translation, and grammar of an ancient language to interest us. But this is just the study phase - we also keep a monthly calendar on the bulletin board and a home room bulletin board display. The party in February was a gay moment for the club and it was then we accepted the idea of presenting several records to the school. HOME TRUST COMPANY -59- Silver Dagger Front Row, seated: Quintana, Martens, McAtee, Bierk. Second Row, seated: Howard Kiefner, Barber, Brewer, Black. Standing: Hudson, Hand, Biehle, Cherry, Hinkle, Miss Scholes, sponsor, Hotop, Schremp, Oswald. Meyer, Ruesler. Time to Act Curtain going up! Upon one of the greatest groups in the acting field. This year we presented Enter Mr. Patricia, an academy award on everyone's part. In the above group you will find talent for any job confronting them. Our party was held on March 25 using the club insignia as decoration. HUBER OIL COMPANY -60- Budget Your Time . . the P. H. S. way We are the Future Homemakers of America W'e face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For We have - is part of the creed of the F.H.A., a new club in P.H.S The F.H.A. attended a district meeting at Patton in the fall and gave a St Pat's party on March 16th with the F.F.A. as their guests. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS First Row, Left to right: Hager, Franklin, Zahner, Hartel, Abernathy, Bollinger, Weber Otto, Herron, D. Schrumpf, Bachman. Second Row: Ravmer, Huber, Kiefner, Meyer, Renaud, Funke, Heimbecher, Cissel, Stef- fens, Riney, Hudson, Dietrich, Doering, Oster. Third Row: Heinbockel, Barber, Cattoor, Devffidle, Oehlert, Leimbach, Foster, Moynihan Fourth Row: Kassel, Pecaut, D. Koenig, Grantham, Quintana, J. Schrumpf, Burroughs Peterman, Duvall, Bierk, Vogel, Kaltwasser, Enl-ze, Kranawetter, McAtee. Fifth Row: Kramer, Hoehn, Detjen, Hoffstetter, Gerringer, Katt, Meunch, Mrs. Romig sponsorg Thompson, R. Koenig, Graff, Fluegel, Hoehn, Sticht, Winter, Henderson, Hadler INTERSFCTION CAFE AND SFRVICF STATION ..61- Pirate Puns Left to right: Thompson, Wills, Bohnert, Statler, Mabuce, Hilpert, Miesner Miss Sanders, sponsor, Lorenz, Schilling, Shrumpf, Grantham, Brandes, Burene. ' I I ' I Time s A Wastln . . . but not here! This is the class that sees to it that the students of P.H.S. are kept up to date on all the news and happenings in and around P.H.S. The last fifteen minutes of the seventh hour on the last school day of the month is an anticipated time for the student bodyg for, that is the exact time this school paper is distributed. KIEFNER LUMBFR COMPANY ..62.. Library Staff Seated, Left to right: Brewer, Martens, Hudson, Abernathy. Standing: Devenyns, Schrumpf, Brown, Herron, Schuessler, Katt, Koenig, Sticht, Sadler, Hilpert, Oster, Raymer, Weber, Fornkahl, Wleith. Not on picture: Herchbach, and Mrs. Thilenius, sponsor. Just Anytime . . . one can notice the Library crowded with students, because don't you see, the Library is also the Study Hall. Proof enough that the girls of this group who serve one hour a day are not time wasters. The room has taken on a homey appearance as well as si busy atmosphere. Two social events were enjoyed by the club, the Hrst, :1 noon luncheon during the fall, in the Library, and the other, n Round Up Party in the spring, in true western style. LAKENAN INSURANCE COMPANY -65.. Band First Row, L to R: Mr. Mueller, director, Howard, P. Abernathy, McAtee, L. Muench, D. Prevallet, Lueders, janet Thayer, Steffens, Bachman, D. Koenig, Moynihan, Miesner. Sec- ond Row: loan Thayer, M. Kranawetter, L. Kassel, Huber, Oster, Bredall, Kiefner, Porter, Layton, Schrumpf. Third Row: Thompson, Weibrecht, Barber, Devenyns, Modde, Hoff- stetter, C. Fischer, Pilz, Feiste, Fadler. Fourth Row: R. Koenig, N. Kassel, R. Fischer, Franke, Lohmann, I. Muench, E. Kassel, Fornkahl, Reiss, Duvall, Emmendorfer. Fifth Row: Martens, Bietk, E. Kranawetter, Guemmer, Herring, Biehle, Meyer, Hopfer, P. Prevallet, Gerringer, Heinbockel, Wlinter. Melody Time . . . Left Face! About Face! Is it military training? Yes and no. The band is doing its precision marching. After giving the football squad its full support the band formed a concert band. Out of this group the jug band, which entertained at dinners, banquets, and assemblies, was organized. The rousing pep band added to the spirits of the basketball audience. The Fall Festival, Spring Festival, and the annual concert on May 7th, are out- standing events on our active calendar. The concert band received a No. 1 rating at the contest held at Cape Girardeau March 26, and entered the state contest at Columbia, Missouri, May I. NORTH MAIN STREET GARAGE -64- March Time A New View The Christmas Parade at Cape Girardeau PERRY COUNTY REPUBLICAN -6 - 5 N At This Time We present Melvin, George I-I., 3, George F., Dorothy and Rosalie fnot on picturej, members of the 2 I National Honor Society. Jeanell, was American Legion Orotorical repre- M ,.f,. I kwa . sentative, Daniel, Sophomore Pil- grimage citizen, and Dorothy, the D.A.R. citizen . . . And, now meet the Senior twins, Joan and Janet, Mathilda and Erwin, and Wally and Bill. National Honor Society On Thursday, April 15, Perryville High School held its fourteenth induction cere- mony 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 these seniors who became members last year: Rosalie Hilpert, George Hand, Dorothy Huber, Melvin Hudson, and George Franke. A short talk was given by Mr. Hilpert. The following seniors were inducted intot the Society: Leman Schrumpf, Gerald- ine Koenig, Carol Fischer, Kenneth Biehle, Lloyd Fiehler, Edgar Miesner, Lester Aber- nathy, and Herman Wills, juniors receiving membership were: Vera Schuessler, Virginia Layton, Richard Fischer, and Merle Miesner. PERRYVILLE DAIRY -65- . U . Q 3 3 i Q ff, I , ig, I 'll i gif South of the Border Junior-Senior Prom l953 Prom Time Bienvenido was the Warm greeting as we entered the Land South of the Border on the evening of April 3oth, 1953. Palm trees, cactus plants and distant mountain ranges gave the gym a gay, foreign air. A typical Mexican roadside market proved an interesting innovation during the evening between dances. PROST IMPLEMENT COMPANY -57- E 1 ffqqlxii' BGSFX lt's Class Time - and during the year exactly this grew out of our class routine. Review the shop boys fashioning a stool, the Vforld History Class presenting soap carvings, a Missouri History parade of floats, the Home EC. girls preparing a breakfast, the Art Class advertising the Pirate Den and the outdoor Christmas display, and - our pop- ular little Jug Band. REITS IDRIV Il IN N ..6g.. Extra Time - is used by the Cheerleaders for drill - by Shirley and jucrline to distribute Red Cross material - the Dramatic Club to practice their play - students to buy cafeteria tickets before school opens - the Tuba Staff for the Magazine Sale, selling and recording - and then at the end of the day-the buses stand by to take us home. Our Time ls Your Time --say the business people and patrons listed through- out our hook. Time to show you our goods, time to explain the values of what we have to offer and at your leisure, COMF RIGHT IN H- Balsman Insurance Agency Bey Funeral Home Bierk Motor Co. Bergman Hardware Brewer Monument Co. Buehlers Meat Market Bush Insurance Citizens Electric Corporation Corses Grocery Cup Cake Curt M. Vogel Count's Studio Dr. S. Paul Bev Dr. S. T. Loherg Duerr's Meat Market Eggers and Co. Ewalds Famous Shoe Store Fenwick Store-Brewer First National Bank Francis Toohey jr. Fred's Flower Shop Frohna Machine Shop George E. Bockhorst josten Rep. Gift Chest jewelers Grandview Sandwich Shop Guyot and Ernst Home Trust Co. Hulver and Beeson Real Estate Hutson Furniture International Shoe Co. Kroger L. A. Tucker Truck Line Lawrence and Tlapek Leo J. Rozier Lydia's Shoppe May and Kiefer Garage M,F.A. Central Co-Operative Mike Hopfer Place, Uniontown Miner Lumher Co. Moonier Reclclick Post No. 133 The American Legion Ora M. Guth Perryville Cheese Co. Perry County Medical Society Perryville Feed and Produce Perryville Loan Co. Perryville Machine Shop Rudert's jeweler Sandergren Locker Plant Senior Chamber Of Commerce Thurman Implement Uniontown Oil Co. XX7ilson'S 5 and I0 Cur Time ls Your Time gsav the business people and patrons listed through- out our book. Time to show you our goods, time to explain the values of what we have to ofier and at your leisure. COMF RIGHT IN- Al's Tavern A. G. Buchheit, Shoe Repair Store Andv's Tavern A. and P. Grocery Barbers Cafe, St. Mary B. H. Dunker Bill and Louis Tavern Boettcher Bros. Garage Brazeau Feed and Truck Service Brown Sales Co. Cities Service, St. Mary City Tavern Crites Market DeLassus Drug Store Dixies Feed Store Dr. M. H. Cherry Dr. Howard Dickman Dr. E, J. Gahan Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Dr. Wildman Dr. F. M. Vessels Fast Perry Lumber Co. Emanuel Leible Estel Grocery Farrar Garage Fassold's Feed Store Fenwick Service Station Fischer Service Station Fischer Merc. Co. Fred's Studio Friendly Furniture Store Fritz and Glen's Frohna Creamery Frohna Hardware Glennon Balsman George Fischer Georges Place Gene's Place Gerald Popp G. L. Meyer Golman's Dept. Store Hi-Way Cut-Rate Hi-Way Laundromat Hoeckele Bakery Hotel Perry Joe O'Brien june Walters Kroger, St, Mary Lang Motors Co. Lee's Radio and Television Shop L. M. Sippel Lorenz Shoe Store Main Street Diner Manning Drug Store Mercier Drug Store Mercier Theater and Drive In M.F.A. Service Station Modern Dry Cleaners Modern Garage, St. Mary Moore Oil Co. My Lee Hat Shop Nation Wide Naeger's Garage Och's Garage O. F. Boots Preusse Oscar Mecker Real Estate 8: Insurance Perry County Farm Bureau and Membership Insurance Perry County Farm Bureau Perry County Sun Perryville Auto Supply Perryville Cleaners Perryville Ice Co. Perryville Optimist Club Pevely Dairy Bar Pingel Decorating Co. Prevallet Jewelers Quentin Klaus Raffa T.V. Service Red and Toms Roadside Inn Roscoe D. Moore Ross Hotel Rueseler's Truck Service Schemels Feed Store Schlattman's Market Sheriff Milner Shivelbine Music Store St. Mary Cafe Streiler and Hoffman Style Shop Sunset Inn Sutterer Meat Market Sutterer Station Sutterer Sales 84 Service Swink and Brewer Taylor Implement Co., St. Mary Thomas Hatchery Trapp's Tavern Tucker Barber Shop U. S. Post Office XValter A. Eggers Wfallies Place XY'eber and I-Ienson Western Auto Supply Wfinrer and Fischer Winters Store VUonder Inn Y. and Y. Motor Service Youngs Grocery Zoellner Bottle Gas We have come to CLOSING TIME and with Ralph Hodgson we say: TXQ 1, l Ulliuu . -1 ' ll 1 11 f 1 1 ' Time you old gypsy why hasten away? ' 'rfffu : xg?-' : x 41 ,Q I X .rfia-2, ' Wmffff 'ffij'-F X 'l14,N-.wwf 172-. vwVJ:y. ....,..Y.--Y 'ww-W .H ..--nw ,-.- , , - ..., .--.-gin-v-,Y-.,.-Y,--fy JFn..- W- . V- ,- . W -- - Y. ,f X---. V W- , 4, lffvff WWMQMWW fv ,V MLA-Jlfw U QYWVQQMMWT xify wwxf 3294 P J? 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