Poplar Bluff High School - Bluff Yearbook (Poplar Bluff, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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POPLAR BLUFF - ' SENIQR HIGH SCHUOLA Poplar Bluff, Missouri I' a C Bu , 5 Q 4 , L Annual pUbIiCdtiOH-Published by thief Sfudeliti SAM G1AMBE.LLiJgA, Editor-in-chief ' DERBY uogugz, Bugjncss Mauagcf - ' 'nf uh gin-N. SAM GIAMBELLUCA EVELYN GITHENS EMIL ROHLFS offs 656 EVELYN GITHENS--Sponsor EMIL ROHLFS-Sponsor I SAM GIAMBELLUCA-Editor-infklhief DERRY HOXIE-Business Manager CAROL DULEY-Advertising Manager DICK MINETREE-Associate Editor SHIRLEY HUGHES-Features Editor VIVIAN RAULSTON-Features Editor ESTHER TIPP-Art Editor RICHARD CAPPS-Art Editor JOAN CAIN-Photographer BETTY BENNETT-Typist JOAN' CAIN DERRY HOXIE DICK MINETREE BETTY BENNETT VIVIAN RAULSTON SHIRLEY HUGHES RICHARD CAPPS ESTHER TIPP CAROL DULEY in I l x - . , ,x - A x , y X ' - Q. fi Geqgc uma? we GNCNIUGC, 9096236 gum 2 H ff A fl 1 Y, fx ,I .X 1 ' I ---.. i S tliix Xi '- x xx, sv -K ' . , x q K!! 2 LL -Q KJV 'c I J .kr J L C J Dedication For the first time the White House Shel. ters a man from Missouri. lt was a big day tor the state when the Na- tion's leadership moved from the banks of the Hudson to the banks of the Big Muddy. America asked what kind of people are- these Nissourians who produced inen like Harry S. Truman, and other notables such as Mark Twain, lihigene Field, John J. Pershing, Kit Carson, Thonias Hart Benton, Daniel Boone and many outstanding personages too nunier- ous to ine-ntion. Missouri has contributed richly also to the colorful history that goes to inake up America with the Pony ltlxpress, Lewis and Clark EX- pedition, the first railroad west of the Mississ- ippi, l'ur trading, and many other historical events. lt is to this adventurous group ot' pioneers and to the three million six hundred thousand living Nissourians who have given to our state and are helping her keep the well earned title of lXlother ot' the West, we dedicate our book. X X. l wx, If X QIIY S. TIIUN CONTENTS Administration and Classes Activities Personalities -it Athletics AA N iq , Ax' I 1,f' 1 M ,nw i N X 1 VJ R L' 1, . 1 V 5 . ' x ,1o F .1 X A I .1 ' 'S l fv AU'. If I f . ji' x? X m X Jlf '- E' Xl, ,I L Q giul il w E- W Y E, w .51 7, 14 . 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Q y f'i'+G I GEORGE LOUGHFZAD j ' Superintendent PJMERY T PFTERS . - 1 CAHLICTON F. FULHRIGHT Al'i,li1 P' ' I ' d. ' ' 1, rinclpa an Counselor lfpmclpul A Ni . V . 'K , , S bvvs-7 15.1, , . ..--..-X. - ,- '2 ' -'gi!2:3Z:'P , g,g,-- ,. .,. -IV.-M-cv' ,,,g1.. ., . -,....wv, I.. A,,,.,,..- - unnam- .,,3,,,.L,... ,.,,u.,.v -w......-..- .W mf ,.-,. ,,.-.,. ,.n..v' ':-'3- U11-zz gz wvttitfj .Ig - 32,-:...v- , ' ,-qi.-ag , Clarabel Hogg Vivian Raulsiun Sec'y to Principal Sec'y to Supt. FACU LTY CASSIE ALDRICH, B. S., M. A. Southeast Missouri State Teachers University of Missouri Geography DORIS BARNETT, B. S. krkansas State Physical Education-Hygiene DAVID BERRYMAN, A. B. Westminster University of Missouri Coordinator ANNA MAE BIRCH, A. A., B. S. Synodical Central College English and Latin CORA COLLINS, B. S. Southeast Missouri State Teachers University of Missouri University of Colorado Algebra and Plane Geometry STANLEY CONNER, A. A., A. E. Iberia Junior College Berea College Physics and Chemistry SUE DAVIS, B. S. Southeast Missouri State Teachers American History World History Sociology-Economics-Government EVELYN GITHENS, B. S Southeast Missouri State Teachers World History Missouri History PAULINE GRAY, B. S. Lindenwood College Music Appreciation Public School Music GLADYS HILL. B. S. Southeast Missouri State Teachers English and Journalism MYRTLE JEFFORDS, B. S. Southeast Missouri State Teachers University of Colorado Librarian and Dramatics IRENE KERSTNER, B. S. Southeast Missouri State Teachers Typing and Bookkeeping FACULTY III'INRlE'I l'A 1l'iE'I'Z, B. S. Kirksville State 'Teachers Shorthand and Typing Internal Bookkeeping R. L. MORRIS, U, S. Southeast Missouri State Teachers University of Missouri Band and Orchestra KATHRYN MORRIS, B. S. Morse School of Speech Southeast Missouri State Teachers American Ilistory and Speech R. li. RIDGE, B. S. University of Missouri Agriculture EMIL IIOHLFS, 13. S. Southeast Missouri State Teachers General Mathematics Assistant Coordinator ZORA STEVENS, A. B. San Diego College University of Missouri English 1? i 'f ' Q I 1 2 205: T? DONALD SWAIN, Il. S. Springfield. Missouri State Teachers English FLAULEIN VAUGHN, Il. S., M. A. Southeast Missouri State Teachers Iowa State Typing and General Business Commercial Law M. ll. WYKOIPIU, B. S. Coe College Physical Education Hygiene X X Coach K X . I A ' mls K' . Q . X 0-INA .X if N' , R L 'L L' lv . u . - I ly, ig f 5 ....-L f' 1 Q V' I' M .15 -4 .. 0 AQ X s X ' D 0 V .a . s' .,.'-H' ' CJ 71' I .149 I i in 1 , ,.q V X ,Ke S SENIOR CLASS IRENE KERSTNER KATHRYN MORRIS R. E. RIDGE STANLEY CONNOR Sponsors WALTER HENDRICKSON-F. F. A. DICK VINYARD-Band, Orchestra, Dram. Cl., Stuclent Council, Class Football, Dram. Cl. Play, Senior Personality. DOROTHY GRFIESON-Dram. Cl. Play. Dram. Cl., Jr. Play. Stu- dent Newspaper Club, Sec. Soph. Class, N. H. S., G-. A. C., Sr. Class Treas., Sr. Personality, Basketball Queen. DORTHA I-'AYTON-Newspaper Cl., Dram. Cl., Cheer Leader, Bluff Queen, N. H. S., S1'. Class Sec., Dram. Cl. Play, Sr. Personality. ,Q 44' '9 l'IliNl'IS'l' ACRIC-Class Football, D. 0. V. Pres. WANDA ANIJRRSON-G. A. C. CHARLES AT1xlNs-F. 11. Capt., Ia. 11. Capt., Track, N. H. S. Pres., Dram. Cl., Student Council, Class Softball. CLARAISICLLPI ATKINSON-Glee Club, Home Ee Club, Class Basketball, G. A. C., Pep Squad. BETTY BENNETT-Newspaper Cl., Class Basketball, G. A. C., Bluff Staff, N. H. S. JODA BESS-F. B. Capt., Jr. Play, Jr. Class Pros., Student Council Pres., Dram. Cl. Play, Class Softball. PATTY 1-li RIJSONG-D. 0. KENNETH llllllillli.-ND-Class Basketball and Football, Football, Science Cl. JEAN IZLANTON-Glee Cl., G. A. C., Dram. Cl. JOHN llLUl'I-Science Club, F. F. A., Track. JOIIANNA llODl'1NS'I'EIN-D. O. NONNA RAE BOWDEN - Illuffer, D1-an.. Cl., G. A. C., N. H. S. BILL IIIQADLIGY-lland, Or'cl'0stl'a, Cl. I . B., Cl. IZ. ll., Science Cl. MARTHA IZRISTOW-Class Basketball, Pep Ll., C. A. C. llUSTl'Ili -BROWN-D. O. l.l'lNA I!UCl?l'll!-C. A. C., Dram. Cl., Pep Cl. Ll'1VA IIUILGIN-Cl. Basketball and Volley- ball, C. A. C, D. 0. IIICIZA CARMAN-G. A. C., D. O. THOMAS CARRENS-Dram. Club, Jr. Play, Latin Club, Newspaper Club, Student Council, National Honor So- ciety. LOUISE CASTLEMAN-Band, Orchestra. JOE CLARK-D. O., F. F. A. MARY ANN CLARK-Girls Athletic Club. NORMA COCHRAN-Gills Athletic Club. IVERSON COZART-Band, Orchestra, Class Basketball and Football, Science Club. EVELYN COX-Newspaper Club, Dramatic Club, Jr Play, D. O., Football Queen. FAY COX-Chorus. HARRY CRAIN-D. O., Class Football. JOSEPHINE CRITES-National Honor Society, WARREN DARE-Dramatic Club Play. BETTY DAVIS-Class Basketball, Girls Athleti Club. WESLEY DAVIS- MARY ANN DOBBS-D. O., Girls Athletic Club. CAROL DULEY-Annual Staff, liluffer, Natior al Honor Society, Football, Quill and Scrol Student Council. JEAN FULTON-Hand, Orchestra, Newspaper Clu Class Basketball, Dramatic Club Play, Jr. l'lay, Girl Athletic Club, Latin Club. SAM GIAMBELLUCA-Soph. Pres., Football Mg. Basketball Mgr., Track Mgr., Track, Nation Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Bluffer, New paper Club, Editor-in-Chief of Bluff, Dramat Club Play, Class Foctball,,Class Basketball, Cla Softball, Senior Personality. PAUL GOAD-Football, Dramatic Club Play. MAXINIC GRAY HAWKINS-Newspaper Cl., G. A. C., Dram. Cl. MARTHA GRlCl'lli--Ilzmd, Orchestra, Class liasketball, Dram. Cl., G. A. C. Pres. MARY HALFIQRTY-D. O. FIQIQDA IIANKS-G. A. C., D. O. JACQUl'ILlNl'l HARRISON-Latin Cl. ALVIN HASTINGS-D. O. RICHARD Hl'IWl'IS-Football, Cl. F. B., Cl. B. B., Cl. Softball, Hand. Jl'IAN HODGIQ MILLER-G. A. C. lll'I'l I'Y HOGG-Dram. Cl., Dram. Cl. I Play, Jr. llay, N. H. S., G. A. C., Newspaper Cl. NIGLMA HOLLAND-IJ. O. GLENN HOLLINGSHEAD-Class Football. DICKKY HOXll'I-Dram. Cl., Bluff Staff, Newspaper Cl. SHlliLl-XY IIUGHIGS-Soph. Class Treas., Dram. Cl., G. A. C., Jr. Cl. Sec., llluff Staff, Pep Cl., 'l'rc,as. G A C. IMOGl'INl'I INMAN-Class Ilasketball, Pop Cl. DONNA JACKSON-Cheerleader, Cl. Il. ll., Dram. Cl., Newspaper Cl., Jr. Play, G. A. C., N. 1-l. S., Dram. Cl. Play. MARY RUTH JONICS-Dram. CI., D. O., G. A. C. PAUL KIICTH-F. F. A., Cl. Football. THOMAS KENT-D. O. OLIVE LANDRUM-Cl. Basketball, Clwrus, Dram. Cl., Cheerleader, G. A. C., Dram. Cl. Play. CARRO LL LEACH-Dram. Cl. BERNA RD LIVINGSTON---Cl. Football. PAT LUCK ALFRED LYNCH- ROY MARTENS-Jr. Class V. Pres., Sr. Class V. Pres., Dram. Cl. Pres., Jr. Play, Class Football and Basketball. OPAL MAULDIN-D. O. HELEN MILLER-G. A. C. AUDREY MORGAN-Newspaper Cl., Dram. Cl., D. O., N. H. S. CLOYD NICKLESS- DORTHY NORTON-Dram. Cl., Cl. llaskci- ball, G. A. C. MARY NUNN-- ARTHUR PHELPS-F. F. A. TED PETERSON-Jr. Play, Dram. Cl. Play Dram. Cl., Bluffer llus. Mgr., N. ll. S. Stud ent Council. VERNON PEM HERTON-Science Ci ub ROBERT POLK- BILL PRlCEHStale Farmer, F. F. A. Pres. N. H. S. VIVIAN RAULSTON-Treas. Jr. Class G. A. C., D. O. Pres., Bluff Staff N. H. S. LAURA IQOBICIQTS-D. O., Bluffer, Newspaper Cl. RUTH ROBl'1Ii'I'SON--Class Basketball, Or- chestra, Latin Cl., Student Council, D. O., N. H. S. FREDA ROBINSON-G. A. C. IGLLICN RUSSIGLL-Cl. Basketball All-Star, G. A. C. BOB SECHRI+IS'I'-Football and. Basketball, Class Softball. GLADYS SHROUT- JA CK SILKWOOD-D. O. JAKE SKILES-Band, Orchestra, Class Basketball and Football, Jr. Play, Dram. Cl., Dram. Cl. Play. NERISSA SMITH-Bluffer, D. O. WANDA SMITH-Chorus, G. A. C. CHARLES STIGALL--D. O., Class Football, Pres. Science Cl. ELLEN TALCOTT-G. A. C. VIRGINIA THRELKELD-G. A. C., Cl. Basket- ball. MANON URICH4-G. A. C., Cl. Basketball. ADAH VALENTINE-Dram. Cl., Or- chestra. VIQLDA WABBINGTON-Chorus. BILL Wl-IEKS-Student Council, D. O. Pres., D. O., Science Cl. LENA MAE WHEETLEY-D. O. CHARLES WHITLEY BERNADINE WHITMER-Chorus BONITA WHITENER-D. O. LORENE WILCOXWCL Basketball, G.A.C. HAZEL WILSON-Dram, Cl. BETTY WINTERS-Dram. Club, Chorus, G. A. C., Jr. Play, CI. Basketball, D. O., N. H. S. KENNETH WOOD-Pres. F. F. A., Track, Football, N. H. S., Science Cl. WILMA VVOOD-Latin Cl., Chorus, G. A. C. CHARLES LANE-Cl. Football ' and Basketball, Football and j Basketball Mgr. 1 l . , s , lwlf mf' W5'fl 'mllffff F 1 ., 1 fl ZZ 5 Z f lllfmf Wada? 14 -245, vfw' Mad. ad fgfsulflww 5-aff'-' X 'iv ffffff Qvfo A' ' g.4,4AJ 7' N614-nf '- Zfwmhwhf-f pQa,..2,,,,,,, 2 Nw SS I nl gf 2 ,Ss X X. Y' i S Q if 'Qi ,ax was G JUN OR CLASS DORIS BARNETT MYRTLE JEFFORDS FLAULEIN VAUGHN Sponsors E ,W ,. , , E ' f- ALVIN BESS JANICE BAKEI President JANET BAKER BONNIE ELLIS Treasurer Vice President Secretary PM c ll: JSQA.. li .wifi L Herbert Ahshcer lflvis Aldrich Jimmy Alexander Dnnald Allard Marria Allen .loyre Allen Nadine Alnip Maurine Aylnr llerlha llaumlmefer Freddie llirdsnng Myra Bollinger Eugene Hooker Norman Bounds Yaleria lloyd .loan Boyer Nmma llrannnm Mary Inu lirent llarhara llrnwn llawid llurnell Juan Cain lleulah Casey Kasper llahner Mary l.nu Dee Bill Delaney Donald Dllekles Greta .lane liarly Donald Eason James Ellfrlllllll Bonnie Ellis Belle Jean Farrar Eileen Fitzgerald Ann Worland Clinton Fredwell Dorothy Fudge Irene Gaebler Em fly Donald Eason Martha Garner Floyd Garrett Donald Gillespie Bobby Glaze Rosa Lee Goodman Kathryn Goodrum Bobby Graham Donald Hamm Sonny Hammons W ggi., I1 I ev? Xi' H: Louise Hanks Etta Mae Harden Bobbby Head Paul Hendrix Doris Hodge James Hooker Bob'iHudson Joi Jean Hyde 'N Marilou Isham Mildred Jiles York A glam Verdis Kearbey Joan Langley Shirley Langley Marie Kuper Sidlee Leeper Phillip Livinpzton Betty Lovelace Nancy Markham Robert Mayse Ruby Jane Mriihee 933 Vallre Jn Mclilasson James Mrlinight Alvie Miller Dick Minetrce Bill Montgomery i 1 Rosetta Nation Greta Oelsen Thomas Owens Ethel Pennell Vcrle Phillips A rno Ponder, Jr. Lena Mae Porter Louise Pratt Norma Proffer Irene Rohhins ircta Sue Roberts Emma Roland Milbourn Schwab Ralph Shel-hy Peggy Shields Pat Spaulding Larldie Stovall Allrin Summers Homer Tarkett Esther Tipp Q X in 'Q gd yi . ,fl PW . I X 5 lyfll xl gf x X x ll f li Q, Xu , . s M xg? N Golda Transue Dora Turner Peggy Walker Clinton Watson James Wells Edward West Marion West Lorene Whitmer Acel Wilson Margurite Wilson Billy Womack 4 4 I 1 U ,111 Q4 V.-. 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WYKOFF PAULINE GRAY Sponsors JOHNNY SIGILETTO BOBBY JONES President REX GORMAN RENDA JPITT Treasurer t Aw Q ' W ' ..,. , K s Vice-President Secre ary Iln Mae Ainsworth Ruy Allard Eldon Aylnr Maxine Bnily Violet Bnker Wnndn Barnes Bonnie Hnrrinel Charles Bell Mnrjorie Benn:-It Velma .li-nn llcnnctt Earl Biffle Geneva Holy Jnnette Homer Ulnrkey .lane linwdcl lrowcll lloyd W'illnrd llrndslmw Cecil llrnke Teddy Brown Margaret llnmpus Belly .lo llulns Lucille fnrroll .lnlin Allen Fasey .ln Ann Callron Fern l'lirislinn Eliznhclh Flnrk .lainie Clark Ednn Clore Lnretln Fox Beth Ann Davirlsnn Wilma Davidson Charles Diyzges Louise Edwards Paul Epps Georgiabelle Estes Aldine Fenton Jimmy Fiske Charles Frazier Pat Gallagher La Fern Gilliam Freida Goodman Benny Graham Richard Halferty Jack Hasscll Myrl Hendrickson Pauline Hawkins Mary Evelyn Holland Jeanne Horton Margaret Hudson L1-nnard Hughes Elaine Hunter Calvin Hunter Stuart James Renda Mark Jett Paula Jones Bobby Jones Delores Kalkbrcnner J. R. Keele Mary .lane Kenner Harold Keith Ronald Kiscr l '51 1'-Us our .55- 'Q' Roberta Lnmpmnnn Judith Lehmann Linnie Lewis lvnn Long Mary Lou M arldo x Jerry Mnnninll Lorene Marley Melvin Mayo Elizabeth Melluugail Lorene Mrl'hecterL llillie Miller Helen Mitrhelle Letha Montgomery Chester Moore Donald Morse llsenr Nunn Beverly Page Wilma Palmer Fern .lean l'nnl Vernon Pennington George Peters Mildred Pierre Virgil Pirlle Thomas l'nlk Betty .lo Powell l'nul l'rire .lune Pulliam Bob Reid Belly .In Rirhnrdfnn Rodney Richter Melhn Roach Betty .lu Robertson Vanard Robertson Bohhy Robinson Betty Rotters Betty Sue Roy Loretta Russell Pauline Rust Marcella Ryan George Salyer Mary Hararini Mary Fern Sehisler Vernon Scott Wilma Scott Donald Joe Sharp Sirlney Sims Billy Sinden Max Spain Charles Thorne Esther Stephens Norma Jean Van Nuy Paul Wagner Veda Warhingtun Norma Warhington 'Pat Wheeler Lnttie Whitt! Wanda Whitener Virginia Whitmer Norma Whitmer Joyce Wilmn .loella Wolgers Mary Wooten Lk .V ui Qs 5 Z , K NY 'ff jg, 5 .im 4, M f i A M N fglf 170, .- fo 'v X H ti f , 4 f f 'TQ fd MQ , 2 xd an 1 f 5? 25' 'ff' 0 -Xxx A 'ln - K a 4' - ' 'F ' 'QW . J 1 Q ,m 0. '. X? X is , f WX A CBT: 1 fill- 0 4? If X 9 ff? H fm 4' i Tl f -4 Pi' I , inf' bf s Q ff N-.7 'f I' f ff -N f I. Pu' fi Six STUDENT COUNCIL .IODA-BESS CHARLES ATKINS 1 1'9S1d6l1t Vice President EMERY T. PETERS Sponsor GRETA OELSON CAROL DULEY Secretary-Treas. Reporter FIRST ROW-ELVIS ALDRICH, RAY ALLARD, GEORGIABELLE ESTES, PAUL HENDRIX. LEONARD HUGHES. SECOND ROW-WILMA PALMER, TED PETERSON, VERNON SCOTT, DICK VINYARD, BILLY WOMACK. XXL 'V' Vnrilou I lwn l Features Gladys H111 Advisor Ester Tipp tist can ,Editor in vhief Q :1':': 'Nw . , V TM-V' Bill Delany , L,1rcu1a.t1on R Arno Bbrider NEWS Gamer and Hyde New Gheerihaders -I the I Sensor Class Vxce Pres dent orlkoy Martens X Semor Class Secretary Doro tha Payton D 0 GWB MEETS Bess Jximor Jawette J unwr Mzucla 'umor Baker Presxdent 194 F-Jam: Prefsldcant hee lmsld 1 FRILLS MID FADS Gllsslfled A , nlenw h.. WTB ALL WANTED ,Absheer 5 be respon-' that occur in my car, tibia for Any while you FOR and Srmtty s Maude -- Q V W' Honor Socxety , The members of the National Honor Sqeiety, at a regular ment' ing of the organization last Mon- ,day afternoon elected Charles At- luns an presxdent nf the' Qrxani A potion Oliva: uficers ineludg llkiltldllnlili ll gg l conusnf Irene Kerstner Ads iso: Don uillesisie Bus Ayr Accountant A I :it Editorial i een Svnny Hazmxons Sport s N8 'TCS' 'uamfiham Sport s . l ': 'M' ' 'l . ' -in Q , - l K' A ' ' .. 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Janice ' Q Huw: Nunnn linwilvn, Mary Lnn Brent, Bni'li:ii':1 Brown, Ts-clcly Brown, Lena BllC'i'iL'l', Iluvid Burwell, Jann Cain. Third ROW: 'l'limnns C':i1'rL-ns. llenluh Cass-y, VVilm:1 Cnsey. Evelyn Cox, Georpziailwllc- Estes, Aldine Fenton, Eileen I'1lfZ1IUl'2llll. Fourth Row: Jvzin Fulton. Pnl flzillngrher, Mnrthai Garner, Donnl1lGillesnie, Benny Hrnhzem. Bobby Graham, Unity fil't'l'SCll. Fifth Row Maxine Grny Huwkins, Martha Grcer, Louise Hanks, Virginia Hzxilley, Bob Head, Doris Hodge, Leonard Hughes. l'onrth Row-f-'I'c-cl lklfvrsen, .lohn Vortcrfiold, Virgil Virtle, Pauline Rust, llnnulri Sharp, Peggy Sliic-Iris Mm Ng, 3 fqg uf? A A , . 'irst liowffSl1irl1'y llUtIlN'S, Jo JOan Hydv, Marilou lsham, S14-wart James, l'uul:1Jonvs, Dvlorvs Kalk- lmrc-nn'-r, Olivo Landrum. S4-voml ll:-wfShirlvx' LZl.lIj.flCV Carroll Learh Tinkvr, Sidlvo Lf-Ont-r Linnio Lewis, Nzumvv Mzirkhzlm 1 4 Y I I . Y lie-tty M2ll'i4'1lS, Dick lllinotree. 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Att emlzxnts-Martliu Gurm-V. Iilizalwlli Nlvlluugul. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATION DAVID BERRYMAN EMIL ROHLFS Sponsor Sponsor VIVIAN RAULSTON RUTH ROBERTSON President ERNEST ACRE EVELYN COX Treasurer Vice President Secretary FIRST ROW: GERTRUDE ALEXANDER, DONALD ALLARD, CHARLES BELL, PATTY BIRDSONG. SECOND ROW: JOHANNAH BODENSTEIN, LEVA BURGIN, BUSTER BROWN, REBA CARMAN, JOE CLARK. as, 'Y I lp ii -Q .-Q ,Wit 'im I A Nt- I Q I N X xx I X X . Imp lim-': Ilfxrrgx f'r:nin, Mary Ann Iluhlvs, Ilaruld l'ld.ingtwm, lVIz1ry Imu Ilznllvrty, l'lI'1'fl2l Hanks, l'aul Ilvmlrix. 1-:mul lhwyg Nllhlra-rl .lilcw York. 'l'hmnas Kvnt, Nolma llwlluml, VVvslvy L2ll'I'l'YN', .Xurlrvy llm'g'z1n, llulwy lNIcGl11-I-, llnird Iiuvxz -Xlwx Nlillvr, Marx' .l1mf's, Opal Mauldin, Ilusvtta Nzltimm, Clwyd Nia-kll-ss, l,m'c-Ito Oslmrlw. Irma I'ruI'fw-r, Ilorotlmy Iiubvrtslm, N1-rissu Smith, Gladys Slwrmt, .lurk Silkwuml. I mrth llmx lllu-I l'I'llIll'll, N1 I lflln Ilmv: Wilma 'I inlxn 1' Wllllv, Ilill Wevks, Iimlward Wesl, Ik-tty Winlm-rs, Ilmmita Whitvxwr, Iilbvrt Winlmrn, Members wlwsv picturvs do nut uppvur: Ywmnv Ilatson lllary Swank Lena Mae Wheetley I4ltl1elWhitakcr 6 HI H SCHOOL BAND STH gl FLUTES and PICCOLOS Elizabeth McDougal Ann Fields Barbara Allen Vlfanda Palmer Mary Jean Duff Patsy Smith OBOE Bobby Sam Phillips B FLAT CLARINETS Bill Bradley Elvis Aldrich Dick Vinyard Virgle Pirtle Nancy Markham Delores Kalkbrenner Donald Gillespie Ben Pruett Mary Lou Dee Betty Rogers L. H. Kinsey Bill Sipe Norma Jean VanNloy Phyllis Bollinger Morna Rae Gillespie Betty Bess Mary Irma Wilson BASSOON Pat Wheeler SAXOPHONES Janice Baker Janette Baker Barbara Brown Nona Rae Blankenship Albert Fulton Mary Lou Isham SNARES Virginia Penn Bertha Goad Eugene Flanakin Dora Turner Patsy Lucas Patsy Shaver BASS DRUM James Wells TYMPANI Betty Milster Marcia Allen CORNETS Iverson Cozart Donald Morse .lim Dave Lewis Leonard Hughes Chas. Young Floyd Garrett Jake Skiles Charles Frasier Bob Simpson BARITONE HORNS Donald Duckles Sidllee Leeper Peggy Walker FRENCH HORNS George Salyers Eileen Fitzgerald Wilma Palmer Billy Salyers TRUMPETS David Burwell Jean Fulton Bud Taylor TROMBONES Martha Greer Bill VanDover Ester Tipp Pauline Rust Bob Morse Donald Arnold Shirley Flanakin Elwood Aylor SOUSAPHONIG Sonny Hammons Ronald, Kiser TUBA BOB HUDSON DRUM MAJOR Marcia Allen MAJORICTTE LEA D li R Mary Lou Isham MAJORETTES Barbara Allen Georgia Belle Estes Betty Bess Doris Hodge Mary Irma Wilson Wanda Palmer Myra Bollinger Mary Helen Lichtenegger Patsy Smith Ann Fields we ff 'iffy 99h JI IDIICI ,INh 'II ill I l 'kII1'Il Il. Ii. MORRIS 'I1 I'0lC fi. I than Iipp IIrIllIIllIi1lI'iI4'I' KI IIA Iillx II:-sis 'iz nkin huh x' I lin ORCHESTRA I I,L7'I'I'lS and I'Il'CUI,O Ann Fivlds IxIi1l'y .Ioan Duff Dick Minctrcc I'Iugs'nv Fiilllllkfll III:xry Iintzon Iivlljx Rugr-rs I-Xmlnh iN21IOIIlIlIC I'z1I,::y Smith Nick Nfmrdvn Imnisv Nash Patsy SI1z1ver Doris Garrvtt Hzirhzxra Allvn S'I'IlIF-IG II.-XSS IVIzu'th:i Iil'0l'l' Vhns. Ynung IIvl1y Milstm' X IOLONCIIIILS .Im-:in Fulton Myra Hollinger Virginia I'0nn I':1lsy Lucas I'IIizahctI1 Ann Mclluugul I'i':1l14Iz1 I'ahnvr UIIUIC Iinh I'hiIIips .Ivssc IIiffOI ll.-XSHOON I':1l Wlwvlvr S,-KXOI'HONI'lS I2:n'lm:l1'z1 Iirnwli Xirglo I'i1'tIe ,I:xnic'0 IISAIQGI' .Iam-llv Iiukl-r 414,-n1'gi:i Ik-Ile Iistos Nunn Rau- Iilankvnship Ilnris Iimlgc IKIJ C'I.AIIINI'I'I'S I!iIl Ilrzuilvy lion Pruett Ilvlewvs KQIIIKIIITIIIIUI' Nanvy Murkhznn Ilonuld flillospic I!iII Sipv Mary Lnu Dee Ntll'Il12l .Ivan Vz1nNoy L. H. Kinsey IIOIQNS Iiilvvn I itzgcrz1Id Gvnrgv Slayer Wihnu I'z1Imvr Dnnalci Ducklos lhxggry Walker Sidleo Lo:-por SNAIIIGS Dum TIll'IlOl' ISASS DRUM Ilvrtlia Guzui 'I'YMI'.-NNI .In .Ivan Hyde TR UM I'I'I'I'S Ivvrsmi c'UZ2ll't Ilonzild Nlorse Jin: Davv Lvwis David Iiurwvll Lwmard Hughes TIQOIVIIIONICS lIiIIy Huy VZIIIDUYQ Donald Arnold Pauline Rust SOUSAPHONIG Iidgzll' Iflaminons NUIIIIICI- Kiser I wwf 0' . fl? 33 2.34 '-ff.'.? mfoaafrras--awk rm, lan -an 1-mm u. aoxmxm, A. rxrczm, G. mm, H. eww-5 B. sms, x. mas, rs. Arms ummm P. aura, u. Lrcmmmsam, w. mmm 4 KAJGRETTES LT Tim IIUHICIPAL GPHQ--ST. H3513 a-:rx fr:-nuns: nvvvenf vnwennm satan nvwwnn eunrvvxrnnn vanarnn nnvnn nsvxnan nvvnn nirvuncv nnrrnmyn Y QR? s A W ,.., ? l i i 10 i l if t t ' 2 r , , 3 Kevuj1e+Vs.U-300A5 ipvtg. x Paul ulllsow Qs-fltx I 4- l o'05OY 534- :'0 'Qs 4 2' . ZEN? df L x c e'3 r! 'R-5TH Y3viC'ELf- 'tfveu suv: if 1 W - 5 'Was lt Rtclfwnavv Vfce. -Viven- vs: - I gveghe' 'BHS schvx R.E?0Yx2V Q rx r X K ' ' ' , k:,, , is f- ,. an -12' l Q ' i . :gf Q 2 f I I X IEE- ,'-- r i Q rt 1 X . 4 l W it l , l l : ' 'G fi Z G 9 48' Q, ,gl 3 if is was if if I 'Y -,gf A i Q I i b l A I lx V' I' . ll .1 ' X First Row: Fred Agee, Charles Anthony, Eldon Aylor, Clyde Baxter, John Blue, Stanley Bradley, Clyde Brown Jo Davidson, liugne Deal, lilbl-l't Edwards, James Ellerman. Second Hou: Henry lilliott, Iiill Gunn, Donald Hamm, Jfickie Hassell, Wayne Holden, Calvin. Hunter, Jimmie Hyde Norman Inman, Verdis Kearbey, Andrew Medres, Gordon Miller. w wa A 0 as Third Row: Lawrence Melton, Eldon Moore, Donald, Nelson, Joe Osborn, Paul Price, Marvin Resnik, Paul Rushln Frank Strcnfel, Eddie Summers, Bobby Wilson. as-P-+ BI ' 81? k1f 55555 'E?EACENB?fl52?: 0' 41' i QIQOX K Q-36 filmtv N 3,614- wen -sb zne- if an BLUFF QUEEN Dortha Payton X Q F X sissf' - A x 5 si-Ll.3 ml31'5fQf g . FOUTBALL QUEEN ff 234 Qliiifig iix QE? ilk? ixai ' ia ' I y C I ' ,, , ,A ,,f 4 Wfifzl '1 ffm' 72954 'ff , ,f L,, F4 BASKETBALL QUEEN Q ,sf Dorothy Greeson SENIOR PERSONALITIES MM ww DORTHA PAYTON A bundle of vim and vigor . . . cheer- leader for two years . . . elected t'Bluff queen . . . took lead in Dramatic Club play, Thirteenth Chair . . . elected to National Honor Society at mid.-term . . . everyone knows that smile of hers. CHARLES ATKINS His football feats will long be remem- bered . . . captained grid. boys and hard- wood team . . . led Mule cagers in scoring this season . . . elected president of Na- tional Honor Society . . . vice president of student council .... brawn and brains. SAM GIAMBELLUCA Truly a versatile young man our Sam- my . . . was president .of Sophomore class . . . managed athletics 3 years . . . news- paper sports editor . . . edited the year book . . . member of National Honor So- ciety . . . active in dramatics . . . aspires to be newspaper man and though our school will miss him tremendously we wish him the best of everything. lJORO'l'llY GKl'Il'lSON Known as lJotty to all . . . elected lflflli Queen of llasketball . . . secretary of National Honor Society . . . held role in Junior class and Dramatic Club pllys . . . Sophomore class Secretary . . . Senior trvzisurcr . . . sweet all-around girl. DONNA JACKSON ll:-ml cheerleader . . . selected Girl's Athlm-tic' Club Queen . . . held part in Jun- ior vlzisn and Dramatics Club play .... National llonor Society . . . vice presideni of Draniatic' Club . . . swell person, likel by all who know her. DICK YINYARD A-I in music . . . band and orcliestrzl . . . succeeded Hendrickson to Senior class presidency . . . member of Student Coun- cil . . . tried hnrrl in all sports . . . held role in Drnn-zltic Club play Thirteenth Chair . . . quilo Z1 gorgeous hunk of man. Q-1 Xe 0 :.:e:3,m .Q 4-Q 93 in V WXW Y. AM 49 S3 Wa ef' . A A , ,V ,II ,L N f i .WW l'q1 V I? ,f pf V A -fx 1 J ' 3 :V, ' 1 ' f 0 A ' ak? J X Q p K f A 267 X j X 2 225' Q Q wg 'J Af f- !Q:'7,4' 4, 'Q X nffi! up jig' Q T Gowbwkt I L 4 I 3 x 5 it k ' - Q xx Aw! 'EQ mn X Xe W 'f , N X x 10 ' '. S. -, . fc f g l 'azz f , 1 - 5 V X X 1 H1 xii X ,. X 1 W , QS ff ugh X, Xi X X X1 Qxfwwu J - N? N ,W P ' U , if fa , I ,, f i cr., ,nu ' , 11117 I ff jf .2941 Fl Q9 Q 1 ' f Wy, 1 ,W Qggq W OX'.m N-Gm 'lv Y bf CQ EEF? DEBUG G5 DOQWWQQQ CW uvfbw Gow he E' ECCJJY1 NIU ll M. II. WYKHIVI- ' I 4mlhall und lluskclbull Czipizuu IH XHLIGS .X'l'IxlNS , . . , A . lfcwtlmll '44, '45, llaskvtlmll 515, '-1155 'Franck '44, '45, '46 IQICNNICTII WOOD , ,..... . ,,,., , , , A , Football '45g 'l'1'uck '-15, '46 S.-XM HI,-XMI!l'11,I,ITC,-X , ..,, H .... ,..., , , . ,, , ,.,. Athlvtic Iu8.l1ilg0l I' I' Ifufvtlmzlll '43, '44, '4og llakctball '44, '40, '-1455 'Truck '44, '45, '46 . 'l'rack fllllfllfll LETTERMEN CHARLES ATKINS JODA BESS REX GORMAN ALVIN BESS Chuck Lardy Speed Buddy Capt.-Fullback Co.-Capt.-Right Guard Quarterback Right Tackle '44, '45 '43, '44, '45 '44, '45 '45 Capt. Atkins was one of the greatest offensive and defensive backs in the conference this year. He led the team in scoring for the second year. Two year total 90 points, Big Joe Bess earned his third. letter in football this season. He was one of the most outstanding guards on the gridiron this year. Will sorely be missed next year. The third of our returning' lettermen this year, Rex was a great asset to the backfield. He had few equals for speed and was tops on defense. Two year total six ty points. Our second Bess, Buddy turned out to be a real bang-up lineman this year. With one more season he should. develop into an all-star tackle. Paul's second season with the Mules. After injurics in the Perryville game he was shifted to reserve tackle. His weight on the line will be missed next year. Kenny was a consistent fighter all season, he pulled the Mules out of the hole in the Turkey Day game catching a pass fcr the winning touchdown. ' Bob's first year of football, with this experience he should make a real back next year. One of the small- cst backs in the district, his fight made up for his weight. Richard started the season playing a twin guard with Birkhead, later they were shifted to ends, he climax- ed his football career, scoring on a pass against Dexter. Frankie was Junior High's contribution to the Mule s' eleven this year. With three more years to go Frank should. wind up a real athletic career. ' PAUL GOAD KENNETH BIRKHEAD BOB ROBINSON RICHARD HEWFIS FRANK CASE, JR. Tiny Kenny Monferdini Dicky Frankie Left Tackle Left Guard-End Halfback Right Guard-End Left Guard '45 '45 '45 '45 '45 I'aul l'orterfield Hob Glaze Carol Dulev Bob Hudson Left Tackle Little Boots Schnoz ' t'Veronica '45 Halfback-End Halfback Right. Tackle '45 '45 '45 Our number two freshman letterman this year, l'aul, entered the lineup in the Jackson game. With the experience he has gained this year, he should make a real llnesman next year. lIob's third year on the squad, and first to letter. Though not scoring, his blocking and ball-handling was an asset to the backfield. Cf1l'UVS flfsf YWIY' of ffmtbilll with the Muleii. be 01 tered the regular line-up in the Charleston game anal played good defensive ball all season. He connected one of his passes for a score on Turkey Day. One of our best prospective linesman for next season, Hudson, showed some real football in the Dexter game. We'll see plenty out of this big' fellow next fall. After passing the center position around all season, Garret was in possession of it at the close of the sea- son. lle will be valuable to the Mules' line next season. llell played his first full season of football. New at end., be held the position down like a vet. You'll see plenty of him for the next two years. Though handicapped by his leg, Richard earned his first high school letter this year. He was rated among the best defensive centers in the district. Two more years. Kenneth was always good for a few yards on the old statue of liberty play, He earned his first letter in football this year. We lose a good man through graduation. Donald Allard tno picturej. Don took plenty ,of bumps on his end position this year, but settled. the score by giving the opposing backs a few spills. His pass receiving and speed uill benefit the squad next season. lloyd Garrett. Charles Dell Richard Capps Kenneth Wood Sam Giambclluca Intelligent Sleepy Muscles Woods Julius Center Right End Center Halfbaek Ath. Manager '45 '45 '45 '45 '43, '44 '45 RW-N -unr- I945 FUOTBALL SUMMARY For some people it would be easy to summarize this past football season in a couple of sentences or a few words. It is true that they did.n't win any trophys or set any records, but you have seen a preview of the material that will make the future teams. We were rated low in the wins and losses column, but for an outclassed team we were never outfought. We were blanked f-our times, Perryville, Jackson, Kennett and Caruthersville, and held to one touchdown in three games: Cape Central, Sikeston, and Charlestong we managed two victories throughout the season over Pigglott, Ark., and Dexter. N , , ', At the opening of the season, we had the services of three lettermen, Charles At- kins, J-oda Bess, and Rex Gorman. Atkins was later chosen team captain, Bess as co-captain, and Gorman served as acting captain throughout the season. In the All- Southeast Missouri Conference Football Team poll con ucted by the Daily American Republic Charles Atkins was placed as second team fullback and Joda Bess won a sec- ond team guard berth. Rex Gorman and Alvin Bess received honorable mention. Graduating lettermen include: Capt. Atkins, Co-Capt. Bess, Paul Goad, Richard Hewes, Kenneth Birkhead, Carol Duley, and Kenneth Wood. Junior lettermen: Alvin Bess, Bob Hudson, Don Allard., Bob Glaze, and Floyd Garrett. Sophomore lettermen: Bob Robinson, Charles Bell, Rex Gorman, and Richard Capps. Freshmen lettermen: Frank Case, Jr., and Paul Porterfield. Team Where Played We They Cape Central Cape 6 39 Perryville Here 0 20 Jackson Jackson 0 21 Piggott, Ark. Here 26 6 Kennett Kennett 0 20 Sikeston Here 6 33 Caruthersville Here 0 25 Charleston Charleston 7 13 Dexter fThanksgivingj Here 25 19 Totals 70 196 G6 QC766CL A ' M7 Niko' f V1 ' 4 x ' -, F' ,.. A jaw -. N . 1 ' r ax 1115 1 Q Q7xKL'v.5 L Xsk SMC CW 24,1 W, c.l m?+. faQ.x..i L-xxsxm Q 'M X an W 3121594 0. grow 11.0 ' -S OXVVQYX X' CHU Sb go X Nom. uewwnom Young S Gul, A . A Q Ovwxbtsdx jig Q-XWQYXQ3 QXVs4'1nf3 0989 EVESMR vu. Charles Chuck Atkins fCenter-Captain '45, '46p, Chuck's second year with the Mule basketeers. Charley turned in fine play all Season. Usually much smaller than the opposing centers he held his men to a minimum of points. He took top scoring honors for the team this season with 153 points. We lose a swell center and an all-around fellow to some lucky college. Herbert Abbie Absheer fGuard-Co-Capt., '45, '46J. One of our two returning lettermen this year, Herbie was the most consistant player we had. There wasn't a better rebound man in the region this year. When he failed to score he was there to assist someone else. Fourth high scorer for the season, he netted 124 points. We are ex- pecting plenty of Herb next season. Laddie Lad Stovall fForward, '46j. Laddie's ball handling was a real asset to the squad this season. Lad- die scored in every game and set the high for individual scoring for a single game with his 22 points against Corning. He ranked. second In scoring with 142 points. He should really rack 'em up next year. Johnny Lawson lGuard, '46J. One of the smallest players in the district, Johnny made up for his heighl with his speed and ball handling. His streaks and fast dribbles down the court accounted for many Mule points this season. Third high in scoring this year he tossed in 136 points. We are looking forward to having John- ny back with the squad next season. Norman Squeeky B-ounds fForward, '46J. Norman has gained lots of experience with the team this season and is showing much improvement toward a real ball player. What he lacked in ball handling and speed h' made up for in his rebounds and shooting. Though nof playing as much as the other four he racked up 110 points for the season. Norman will be back next year and promises to be an all star forward. l945-46 Basketball Summer Mules 24, Broseley 25 CHereJ We opened the season, dropping a one point decision to Broseley. Taking a 19 to Il lead at the halftime, we fell under par in the final period. Atkins was without his glasss and Herbie wasn't hitting. Stovall took top honors with 11 points. The B boys fell 24-10. Morse and Garman were high. Mules 33, Campbell 20 fHereJ We came out of the slump and collected a victory over the Campbell cagers. Trail- ing up to the third period, Abbie and Atkins brought us out of the hole. Abbie was high with 10 points followed by Atkins with 9. Another loss for the B boys 22-18. Birkhead high with 5 pts. Mules 44, Campbell 30 C'l'hereJ Our second victory over the Camels. We were beginning to show some real style. Atkins hit his stride to drop in 16 points. Lawson hit the bucket for 9. The B squad were trodden under 23-19. Hewes led the scorers with 7 points. Mules 34, Doniphan 37, Cfherel We still don't know what happened, outplaying the Dons all evening we fell by a. three point margin. Atkins again took top honors dropping in 21 poits, Stovall T. The B team played a swell game to the final whistle, Doniphan won 34-32. Penning- ton was out in front with 10 points. Mules 38, Jackson 35 CHereJ Our first victory over the Indians in a number of years. We held the lead through- out the game. Stovall hit the loop for 14 points, Abbie followed with 9. Our B team was overshadowed 36-23. Garman hit for 0 polnts. Mules 48, Dexter ll C'I'hereJ The first time we had beaten the Bearcats on their home court 1n two years. The scoring was pretty evenly spread out, Lawson leading with 13 points. Our Soph- omore five was beanten in the final minutes 30-26. Casey high with 9 points. Mules 38, Sikeston 32 Clie-rel We chalked up another victory with a win over the Sikeston Bulldogs on our home court. The 'Dogs could-n't harness our fast break. Lawson and Bounds tied for top honors with 12 points each. The secondary game went to Sikeston, Peters was high with 17 points. Mules 24, Caruthersville 30 CHereJ Our first game with the Tigers in a number of years. We held a lead until the final quarter when Cantrell and Correll took over. We lost to a good team. Sechrest tossed in 10 points for high man. Our B boys won in an overtime 26-22, their first victory of the season. Peters hit the bucket for 8 points. Mules 27, Jackson 32 CTherej We dropped our second game of the week, losing to Jackson on their home court. It seemed to be more of a football than a basketball game. Stowall's end runs and Atkins' center plunges put them in the top bracket with 6 points each. The B squad was pushed all over the floor 34-13, Peters was again high with 5 points. Mules 70, Corning, Ark. 45 CHereJ The unbeaten Corning five payed the Mules a visit, and took their first defeat of the season in one of the Mules' all out offensive games. Trailing in the first quarter 18-12, we really turned the heat on for the next three. Stovall tossed in 22 points and Bounds hit for 19. Don Morse's free toss in the final minutes, add.ed the second B victory 25-24. Peters and Casey were high with 7 each. Mules 29, Doniphan 23 CHereJ Sweet revenge, we really poured the heat on Doniphan this time, outplaying and outscoring them, holding them to 2 points in the final period. Stovall was high with 9 points. The B team dropped another, 14-21. Peters was high with 5 points. Mules 31, Broseley 33 CThereJ Broseley held- a jinx over us all season. Fatal points in the final minutes took a heavy toll. Sechrest and Atkins each hit for 9 apiece. The time will come. The little Mules had a tough nite and dropped another, 13-29. Pete was high again with 5 pts. Mules 29, Sikeston 45 Cfherej Our worst defeat all season, the boys weie outscored but not outfought. The Bull- dog gym was too small for our fast break. Stovall hit the basket for 11 points, Law- son for 7. The B boys really took a beating 29-8. Garman, Peters, and Pennington were top scorers with 2 points each. Mules 43, Senath 30 CHereJ It was a good night for our boys as they rolled over the highly praised Senath five. Our long shots proved fatal to the Senath zone, as were hitting everything. Abbie finished with 13 points, Bounds with 10. The BH squad dropped a last minute decision 29-28. Morse resulted high with 10 points. Mules 40, Dexter 23 CHereJ Our final game of the regular season and the crowning of the basketball queen. Prior to the game Dotty Greeson was crowned Queen of the 1946 Mule Cage Team by Captain Chas. Atkins. The boys gave her a fine show, the B team chalked. up an un- expected victory 35-26 and the A boys rolled over Dexter for the second time. Casey was high for the B game with 12 points. Atkins led the A team attack with ln points, followed by Lawson and Absheer with 10 each. Ik ,F Dk lk 44 Drawing a bye the first night of the Sub-Regional Tourney, held here, we were scheduled to meet Broseley the number one seedee team on the second night of play. Breaking the jinx they held over us, we broke away from a 17-17 deadlock in the third period to win 24-21. Lawson was high in this game with 9 points. Un the final night of play, we were to meet Patterson, who had upset the strong Greenville team the night before, for the Tournament Championship. Our boys brought home the trophy, winning the game 39-18. Abbie was high for the Mules with 10 points. The following week we journeyed to Kennett to compete with the top seven teams in our region. We drew Cooter for the first night and came out on the Long end of a 42-25 score. Atkins was high with 12points. The second and most critical night of the tourney for us, we met the strong Hornersville qintet, as Henson and Co. really poured it .on, our boys played a swell game, but Hornersville's height was too much and we fell 43-30. Bounds took top honors with 10 points. Our non-spirited boys dropped the consolation finals to Caruthersville and fell into fourth place after taking a 43-27 de- feat. Stovall hit the bucket for high man on the final night with 8 points. As for the total summary of the season the Mules wen 12 and dropped 8 games, winning the Sub-Regional Tournament and placing fourth in the Regional Tourney. We compiled a total of 714 points to our opponents' 631. Atkins took top honors for the A boys with a seasonal total of 153 points. George Peters was high for the B boys with 81 points. Returning next year, the team will have the services of four regular lettermen from this season, Absheer, Stovall, Lawson and Bounds, and the starting B team five: Rex Gorman, George Peters, John Casey, Vernon Pennington, and Donald Morse. SIDELI E SNAPS By Sammy Giambelluca This will be my closing installment in my column, so I have decided to write sort of a summary for the graduating Seniors on the three years of P.B.H.S. athletics that we have been a part of, in our three years of high school. This is my own opinion, so don't blame anyone else. ill all Ill Il' 41 The main achievements of the three year period should be credited to the Football team of 1944, the Basketball team of 1946, and the Track squad of 1944. ll I ll 'I 1 Football games that to me will live ln your memory: The Poplar Bluff-Oaruthersvllle of '44, we won over the champions-to-be 27 to 14 on their home gridiron. Our own Charley Atkins scored two of the four touchdowns made that afternoon. The big thrill came seevral weeks later in the Dexter-Mules game played on our home gridiron. The Mules pounded out a 35-6 victory, but the highlight of the evening was Capt. Norman Whitaker's 110 yard touchdown dash. The '44 track team kept their slate clean, winning all four of their regularly sched- uled meets. Later at the State Meet in Columbia Capt. Clayton Liles placed the Mules in fifth place, compiling eight points, winning the class A 100 yard dash and placing second in the 220 yard dash. Now, down to basketball, I need not repeat what I have already written for the athletic pages of this year's annual, P.B.H.S. is certainly proud of this fine group of athletes, without doubt they are headed for glory next season. 'K ak ak BF 44 Our own Senior lettermen include: Charles Atkins 171, Joda Bess 131, Kenneth Wood 131, Sam Giambelluca 191, Richard Hewes 121, Kenneth Birkhead 121, Ray Weav- er 121, Carol Duley 111, Paul Goad 111, John Blue 111, and Bob Sechrest 131. 'F 'li ik S Ill Names that I know you will remember. All are products of our three years: Track: Clayton Liles, Eldon Palmer, Alvin Minetree, Raymond Epps, Norman Whitaker, Howard Francis, Rex Garman . . . and many other fine track men too numer- cus to mention. Basketball: Charles Atkins, Eldon Palmer, Ladd-ie Stovall, Johnny Lawson, Herbert and Paul Absheer, Norman Bounds, Bob Sechrest. Football: MY ALL THREE YEAR TEAM Player Years Position Ivan Taylor 43-44 Left End Bob Sechrest 43-44 Left End Bob Dodwell 43-44 Left Tackle Howard Francis 42-43 -4-'I Left Guard Rex Goddard 1c1 42-43 Center Leo Saracini 43-44 Right Guard Marvin Barbour 42-43 Right Tackle Allen Sielert 43-44 Right End Norman Whitaker 1c1 42-43-44 Quarterback Rex Garman 44-45 Halfback Eldon Palmer 43-44 I-Ialfback Charles Qualls 42-43 Halfback Charles Atkins 44-45 Fullback lk Ill 8 Ili it Yes, Seniors it is all over now, the Pep assemblies, parades, last minute plans be- fore the games, hiking out to the gym on a cold night for basketball, or standing in the hot sun all afternoon to watch our boys carry the maroon and white to victory. We have all had lots of fun and it will be tough leaving them, to me athletics make the school year, I hope my column will help to bring back pleasant memories of all this. ii? E' iii? I945 TRACK S EASON Finishing as one of the top teams in the district, the Mules picked up three victories in four meets, losing their first meet in two years. Falling in their first meet of the season to Campbell and Ken- nett, they came back to win a dual meet over Campbell, win the an- nual Kennett Inv. Meet and win a tri-meet over Hayti and Braggo- docia. Palmer took top honors for the season for his second. year. He set the record in the high jump at Kennett and tied his own record on the local field. He also set a new scoring record for the local track, scoring 25 points in one meet, winning the high jump, bnoad jump, low and high hurdles and the pole vault. Gorman, Collins, and Francis turned in good time on the dash- es. Bell, Frasier, and Wagner the distances, Atkins and Saracini in the weights, Moore in the high and broad jumps, and. Wood and Schweitzer in the relay. Five underclassmen returned for the season of '46, Capt. 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Work Hard Then Eat At The ICE CREAM BAR and EAT SHOP zu: rzoxoxnxuzuzoxox 11 :na lilrlhihilvilrillihil1101!llhlhll Congratulations From FAMILY SHOE STORE 221 South Main Poplar Bluff, Mo. :ui 1x1u3u1u3n1o1ui 2 1 1. 0 -im-21-111:01 213 3 -ini 1 ioiuiuiuiuiui 2111111 Best Wishes From .IETT'S PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE oi-A1411 11 11 riuioxuioir in 1 10:1 111II!11-lIII1itlIIlI0IllIll1lI1ll2llIl SPRING FOOTWEAR A Shoe For Every Occasion MARSHALL'S BOOTERY 305 South Main gonzo: ai zninxuzozux 1 2 are THE HOUSE OF FLOWER EVERYTHING IN SEASON MANY GROWING IN OUR GREENHOUSES West'S Greenhouse West's Flower Shop .We Telegraph Flowers 14130111101 11011 1011111 2 if 11:14-az 1 11 111 an 111 if grep- 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1411014 vi if 1 Ling:-1 iiniuiuioiuxu Best Wishes to the SENIORS from Barnes Grocer Company WHOLESALE ONLY Phone 274 or 275 ri xi 2 mini' :mics will 311114 1 1:-1 1-2 in 1 -1 in 1 vi :oi BEST WISHES FROM CITY MARKET 0 .1 gp- 1-.:o1-,1oqw1--1- 1-,1.mn.v,0 -:sql Q, 10101114 1 mir-1:14 101113: Compliments of Broadway Service Station Broadway and Pine Sinclair Gas 8: Oils Goodrich Tires and Batteries Okey L. Patterson, Manager. Phone 46 5:1011 301:13 nz ri 1 101: in . 3. ini: in 211 xiii:-2:14:11 14 4 To The Seniors of '46 Congratulations From MICKEY CLEANERS Phone 19 xii iniui viuiui 1 130101 X f ,Q QX1' f ' , It Z , ,ff ,XV4 jx! L' K L f if sz QW' High School raduates Wanted - For Permanent Positions I . ' 1 .- l'v V lf youwdzn a High School Graduate and can pass a physical examination -f Qggre is a permanent position open for you 'here at home at your local tele- p ne' 'ic 1 s-. The worknis igtisting: five days of 8 hours each are regularly scheduled YEQCI1 'eek. Overtiniuqh nd Sundays are time and one-halt. Double time is paQggfvo11bon1egalihbLi,d,ays. The working conditions are unsurpassed. Sicknes , di ility ,a 2 death Jbenefits are paid after two years service and if you make it ' e work a pension is paid: all without payroll deduc- tions. 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