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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1947 volume:

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Q D Y 4' ,' 'X M lzifzafasrz fo'zhj-1.susrz X BY EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Dick Minetree, Jr. CO-EDITORS Jmm Cain Arno Ponder, J BUSINESS MANAGER Donald Gillespie TUDE 'VTX O 14224 Zyl, 7 , . :cQ1'fC,v,c-ff I fx? .fb ? y + R, M250 0 s A N L DODL4 'Q B V 'N r' x KMA: .5 ,. ,tl vw' .X fri vi i I Rf, T lf L . Q. L- W 'vu K A B ff f 4.,7 , Ag . ' x - M' fx A, ,W I-TJ Q N sf A ' . 1' ' f f fl Ax . 1 ' I J 1 . r f f . c , K Rising Q55 325552 , ,, ,Q I wg: f-lx. M 1-.xr-fa A532 ?:?':'::.ga:,::f- 5: 5:2 M .. ,X Q w Mk M ,Q .Q .J 1 ed-'i ii-K ul fm I 4, infow- : my U 1-Ny W1 13, V . 1 f 4 , E ,. z Q .,., 11 gf? fa, 52, , -wh 1, 4 3 ' A X IJEDICATION 1'11D12'il' Bluff lI11,:h S1'l11111l-W huth 11151 211111 p1'1's0111f--w1111: 0111111151 Gfforis 111111 1-111111121-1 s1'1111111 b4Il1l'1 11.1v11 111511111 111 511111111 1111.11 11 If 11111.15, 111 11111111111 110111011111 11116 H1947 1-ILUl 1 Wf'v'1-on-an X Board Education ELDON PALMER, E. C. FIELDS. HERSCHEL BESS, J. HERBERT MOORE, C. E. O'NEAL W. R. MARTIN, CLINE OWEN, H. P. BOSS BENNETT. , 9 Q9 Q u 0 Q,f yxN 7 lv-vm gt td who Ffh his elm 5, M, '1 5 , New f 2 wa n M fx Q G X WW I. 0 45 X Ze, N30 J UM-ff, UNH' any :nfl iff! Z ag! anihtokof I W A . N x X x lx, 6, X . 'bbq F-A---'6f'T-H--5-1 'CM vu-wv..mP:3fL S.. V-wc? ffaxnfxl-.,u.1.Q,. i-aA,.... L l 4..Q2,bQMJu ff'-4111 Lf? U ?A4, 7 ' 0-'ll I' . u'-,-....-.. - ' Y .. - .-f , +--.... ..??- , --......,,?Ni ,4--'4 Algfw Y mg- . 14--'Id-,,,'f . ,,.--- Y 4 '4 '- E g GEORGE R. LOUGHEAD Superintendent CLARABEL GRAY Sec,y to Supt. LEONE COPE 5ec'y to Prin. CARLETON B. FU LBRIGHT Principal EMERY T. PETERS, B. S. Central Missouri State College Illinois University Missouri University Northwestern ANNA MAE BIIICII, A.A., B.S. Synodical Central College English and Latin NELL MOORE, ILS. Southeast Missouri Slate College University of Missouri Typing, Commercial Law, and Journalism lt. E. KINDER, ll.S. Will Mayfield Junior College Southeast Missouri State College Missouri History and Sociology C. J. MQCORMICK, JR., B.S. University of Missouri Agriculture IRENE KERSTNER, I3.S. Southeast Missouri State College Central College Typing and Bookkeeping , M I HENRIETTA MlllTZ,1l3.S. Northeast Missouri State College Shorthand and Typing Inte1'nal Accounting STANLEY J. coNNnn, A.A., AJ5. Iberia Junior' College Berea College Physics, Biology, ltlld Chemistry R.. L. MORRIS, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College University of Missouri Band and Orchestra DORIS HAIQNETT, l,i.S.E. Arkansas State Physical Education and Hygiene ZORA STEVENS, A.B. San Diego College Southwest Missouri State College University of Missouri English M. ll. WYK0l l , ILS. Coe College Physical Education, Hygiene, and Coach LESTER KESTERSON, B.S. Southwest Baptist Springfield State University of Missouri Assistant Coordinator PAULINF1 G. HEARNPI, B.S. Lindenwood College Music Appreciation Public School Music KATHRYN MORRIS, B.S. Morse School of Speech Southeast Missouri State College Washington University American History and Speech DONALD M. SWAIN, B.S. Washington University English DAVID BERRYMAN, A.B., Westminster University of Missouri Coordinator SUE DAVIS, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College American History World History Government MYRTLE DEANE JEFFORDS, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College University of Colorado Librarian and Dramatics GEORGE TORCHY GODWIN Southeast Missouri State College Coach CASSIE ALDRICH, B.S., M.E. Southeast Missouri State College University of Missouri Geography INFZZ CLUISH, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College English A t 4 Colm c1oi,mNs, ns. ,,,.f Southeast Missouri State College ' , e',, 1 University of Missouri 1 r g.- University of Colorado ' Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, ' n Xi i ii s and T ri gon 1 i met ry 1 Q, 'ffib tf 'mute -is YZ? 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When the haze of battle cleared, they found that they had elected the following: Alvin Hess, Presidentg Wendell Hubbs, Vice Presidentg I'e5:gy Shields, Secretary, and Idlvis Aldrich, Treasurer. i The Seniors took part in just about everything' that happened at l'I3lIS during' the year. The class members on the athletic teams will be missed by their teammates next year. During: midyear, the class was scheming a way to finish making arrangements for their long awaited trip to New 01'Ieans. Hei'e's hoping they got there. With graduation inevitable, Seniors began around January to feverishly count credits. Some had the requirements, while others-weII, they're still counting. SPONSORS 'E- '-:' i t 5 it Myrtle Jeffords Donald Swain Irene Kerstner Lester Kesterson s HERBERT ABSHEER-Basketball Captain, Valen- tine King, Inter-class football, Senior Personality. FRED AGEE-F.F.A. Club, D.O. Club. ANNA AINLEY-D.O. Club. ELVIS ALDRICH--Football, Track, Inter-class football, Inter-class basketball, Band, Orches- tra, Student Council, Sr. Class Treasurer. GlQR'1'ItUDl'l ALEXANDER-D.O. Club. JIMMY ALEXANDER-Dramatic Club, Dramatic Club Play. A DONALD ALLARD-Football captain, Inter-class basketball, Student Council, Pres. of D.O. Club, Track. JOYCE ALLEN-D.O. Club, G.A.A. Club, Secre- tary to Mr. Berryman. MARCIA ALLEN-Band, orchestra, majorette, G.A.A. Club, Dramatic Club, Drum Major, Honor Society, Inter-class basketball, Bluff Staff, Football'queen attendant, Bluff queen attendant, Senior Personal- ity, Sec., National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. L. NADINE ATNI1'-G.A.A. Club, Bluffer Staff. MAURINE AYLOR-G.A.A. Club, Bluffer Staff. D.O. Club BERTHA BAUMHOEFEK - P.B.H.S., G.A.A. Slug, D.O. Club, Manning High School, Latin u . J JANETTE BAKER-Sec. to Soph. class, Junior Vice Pres., band, orchestra, majorette, Latin club, G.A.A. Club, Dramatic Club, basketball attendant in Jr. yr., Senior play, Honor Society, Senior personality. JANICE BAKER- Band, orchestra, majorette, Latin Club, G.A.A. Club, Student Council, Dra- matic Club, basketball attendant in Jr. yr., Honor Society, Jr. class treas., Sr. play, Senior personality. ALVIN RICSS-Pres. of Jr. class, Football, Inter-class basketball, Dramatic Club Play, Sr. class pres., Dramatic Club. LUCILLE BILLINGS--G.A.A. Club, D.O. Club. FREDDIE BIRDSONG-FFA Club, D.O. Club. JEANNINE BLOODWORTH-P. B. H. S., D.O. Club, Bluffer Staff, University City HS, Tri-Y Club, Honor Society, Herrin Township HS Jr. Class Play, Dramatic Club. MYRA BOLLINGER-Orchestra, band, majorette, Dram. Club, G.A.A. Club, Latin Club, Bluffer Staff, Bluff Staff, Inter-class basketball. THURMAN BOLLINGER-P.B.H.S.-Inter-class Ark.-Basketball, Alabama-Football, Tenn.- R.O.T.C. HARRY BOND-Mt. Vernon-Football, basketball, track, pres. of Jr. Class. EUGENE BOOKER-Student manager of Mules, inter-class basketball, inter-class football, Sen- ior class play. NORMAN BOUNDS-Basketball, track, inter-class football. JOAN BUYER-G.A.A. Club, Latin Club. .t , ., A Q A.,,5Z.,i :-. I 5 gif ,,.v.. ,,.,,.1 i . sv I .3 If E... ,.,, .iv .aa ,ad JANE BOZARTH-Paris, Missouri .... Home Eco- nomic Club, Inter-class basketball and volley ball. NORMA BILANNUM-Latin Club, G.A.A. Club. MARY LOU BRl4ZN'I'-lntcr-class basketball, G.A.A. Club, Latin Club, Vice President of Dramatic Club. BAIUSAIIA BROWN-Orchestra, Band, Dramatic Club, Vice President of Honor Society, Bluffer Staff. JUNIOR BROWNING-D.0. Club. MARY THICRESA BUTZEN-Orchestra, D.O. JOAN CAIN--Bluffei' Staff, Bluff Staff, Senior Play, Honor Society, Dramatic Club, G. A. A. Club, Vice President of Sophomore Class, Pep Club, Senior Personality, Quill and Scroll. BFIULAH CASEY-G.A.A. Club, Chorus, D.0. Club, Dramatic Club. VELMA CHATMAN MARY JANE CLARK-1'.B.H.S., G.A.A. Club, Dramatic Club. Kansas City-Jr. play, G.A.A. Club, Spanish Club, Home Economic Class. JEWICLL COOPER-G.A.A. Club. ORVILLE CORNETT-Senior Play, Dramatic Club Play, Veterans Club. ROXIE JEAN DAVIS-P.B.H.S. Pep Club. Winona High School-Jr. Play, Sec. of Soph. class, Inter- class volleyball, cheer leader. MARY LOU DEE-Band, Orchestra, G. A. A. Club, Pep Club, Inter-class basketball. HILL D l'ILA N l'lY-Bluffcr Staff. DONALD DUCKLES-Honor Society, Latin Club, Senior play, Band, Orchestra, Inter-class bas- ketball, Senior personality. GRETA JANE EARLEY-G.A.A. Club, D.O. Club. DONALD EASON-D.O. Club. HAROLD EDINGTON-Band, Orchestra, Inter-class football, Inter-class basketball, D.O. Club. JAMES ICLLERM AN-F.F.A. Club. BONNIE ELLIS-G.A.A. Club, D.O. Club, Jr. class sec., Chorus, Inter-class basketball, Pep Club, Jr. Play, Honor Soc., football queen attendant, Sec. of D.O. Club, Sec. to Mr. McCormack. EILEEN FITZGERALD-Dramatic Club, Dram. Club play, Latin Club, Bluffer Staff, Bluff Staff, Sec. G.A.A. Club, Band, Orchestra, Inter- class basketball. l'lUGl'INl'l FLANAKIN-Band, Orchestra, Bluffer Staff, Inter-class football, Inter-class basketball. CLINTON FRPTDWELL- Inter-class basketball, Inter-class football. QS IRENE GAEBLER-G.A.A. LELAND GAINES-Veterans Club. HAROLD GARDNER'-D.O. MARTHA GARNER-Pres. of Soph. class, attend- ant to Basketball Queen and G.A.A. Queen, Cheerleader, Sec. of Honor Society, Junior Play, Dr. Club, G.A.A., Inter-class basketball, Bluff Staff, Basketball Queen, Quill and Scroll. FLOYD GARRETT-Band, Orchestra, Football, In- ter-class football, Inter-class basketball, track. DONALD GILLESPIE-Band, Orchestra, Bluff Staff, Bluffer Staff, Sr. Play, Jr. Play, Dra- matic Club. I BOBBY GLAZE-Football. ROSA LEE GOODMAN-Pep Squad, G.A.A. two years. KATHERINE GOODRUM-D.O. Club, G.A.A., Inter- class basketball, Pep Squad. BOBBY GRAHAM-Dr. Club, Dr. Club Play, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Bluff Staff, Inter-class football, Inter-class basketball, Student Council. DONALD HAMM-F.F.A. D.0. Club SONNY HAMMONS-Band, Orchestra, Bluff, Bluffer, Sr. Play, Dr. Club Play, Inter-class football, Inter-class basketball, and Student Council. LOUISE HANKS--Dramatic Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. Club, Inter-class basketball, Bluffer Staff. I'lT'I'A MAE I-IARDEN-G.A.A. Club. VIRGINIA IIATLICY-Iladley Tech. School-Pres. of Soph. Class, Victory Patrol Girls, Swimming Club, Skating Club, Chorus. I'.B.I-I.S.-G.A.A. Club, Dra- matic Club, D.O. Club. BOBBY HEAD-Senior Play, Dramatics Play, Dramatic Club. LOUISE HODAPP-Pep Club, G.A.A. Club, D.O. Club, Inter-class basketball. PAUL HICNDRIX-I'res. of Student Council, In- ter-class basketball, Inter-class football, D.O. Club. DORIS HODGIC-Dramatic Club, Inter-class basket- ball, G.A.A. Club, Band, D.O. Club, Orchestra, Ma- jorette, Latin Club, Iiluffer Staff. JAMICS HOOKER-Little Rock-football. I'. B. H. S.-Football, Inter-class basketball. WICNDICLL HUBBS-Basketball, track, band in 40- 41-42. Vice president of Sen. class and Veterans club in 46-47. HOBBY HUDSON-Capt. of football, inter-class basketball, band, orchestra, Senior play. JO JEAN HYDE-Band, orchestra, majorette, dra- matic club, G.A.A. Club, Latin Club, Cheer Leader, Treas. of Honor Society, Senior Play, Football queen. BARBARA IIUTCIIINSON - G. A. A. Club, liluffer Staff. Q65 .J Qi .L was-qg, , yi . . . rf g MJ ' Q S' s - fa- Q .KL . Q09 twat? MARILOU ISHAM--Band, orchestra, majorette, G.A. A. Club, Dramatic Club, Bluffer and Bluff Staff. VERDIS KEARBEY-Vice President of F.F.A. MARGARET KINNISON-P. IS. H. S. Band, G.A.A., Club, Dramatic Club. MARIE KUPER-Inter-class basketball, G.A.A. Club, Latin Club. J CAN LANGLE Y-D.U. Club. JOHN LAWSON-Basketball, football, Dramatic Club, track. SIDLEE LEEPER-Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Dra- matic Club play, Jr. Play, Sen. Play, Inter-class football, Inter-class basketball, President of Honor Society, Dramatic Club. I'IlILLl P LIVINGSTON BETTY LEE LOVELACE-G. A. A. Club, Bluffer Staff. NANCY MARKHAM-Band, orchestra, Bluffer Staff, Dramatic Club Play, Dramatic Club, G. A. A. Reporter, Jr. Play. ROBICIQT IVIAYSE-Student Council, Inter-class bas- ketball, Inter-class football. RUBY Mctilllilll VALLEE JO MCGLASSON-P.B.H.S. G.A.A. Club, Pep Club. Arizona Yellow Jacket Club, Speech Club. rf' f JAMES McKNIGHT DICK MINl'I'l'lll'IlC-I'lditor of Bluff, Orchestra, Pres. Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, Junior Play, Latin Club, Dramatic Club Play, Scniol' Per- sonality, Quill and Scroll. if qu 3 SAMMY MONTGOMERY - Chorus, Dramatic it ' Club, Vocal Solos for Programs. 1 WILLIAM MON'l'GOMl'IliY ICLDON MOORE--D.O. Club. JOHN MORROW DOROTHY NORED-Qulin High School. Junior Play. Senior Play. DORIS NU'I I'll'IR-1943-44, Student Council. GRICTA OELSEN-G.A.A. Club, Student Council, QQ Dramatic Club, Senior Play, Inter-class basket- ball. BIGULAH OSBORN-G.A.A. Club. 'Ki' 'uw 'W ..-' , ,, .4 .. THOMAS OWENS-qlfootball. i ff ETHEL PENNELL-D.O. Club. ARNO PONDER JR.-Bluffer Staff, Bluff Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play, Inter-class football, Quill and Scroll. VERLE PHILLIPS-D.O. Club, Inter-class basketball, G.A.A. Club. LENA PORTER-G.A.A. Club. LOUISE PRATT CHARLES QUALLS-Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council, Veterans Club in 46-47. IRENE ROBBINS-G.A.A. Club. LUCILLE REID-Treasurer of D.O. Club, Quill and Scroll. GRETA SUE RCWERTS-Chorus, G.A.A. Club. I EMMA ROLAND-G.A.A. Club, Latin Club, D.O. Club. MILBOURN SCHWAB-D.O. Club, Inter-class bas- ketball, Inter-class football. RALPH SHEEHY ERMYLE SHERIDAN-G.A.A. Club. PEGGY SHIELDS-Dramatic Club, G.A.A. Club, Jr. Play, Bluffer Staff, Sec. of Senior Class, Dramatic Club Play. PAT SPALDING-G.A.A. Queen, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. Club. JOYCE SPRADLEY-G.A.A. Club. LADDIE STOVALL-Popularity King, Basketball, Student Council, Treas. of Soph. Class, Inter-class Football, Track. ESTHER TIPP-Band, Orchestra, G.A.A. Club, Bluffer Staff. GOLDA TRANSUE-Chorus. DORA MAE TURNER-Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, G.A.A. Club. s ROSELYN TURNER--Dramatic Club. PEGGY WALKER-Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, G.A.A. Club. CLINTON WATSON-Inter-class Football. JAMES WELLS--Band, Orchestra, D.O. Club, Inter-class Baksetball. - Q1 A ERNEST WEST-Veterans Club. MARION WEST-Football, Inter-class Football, Track. EDWARD WEST-D.O. Club, Inter-class Basketball, Inter-class Football. ETHEL WHITAKER-Pep Club, G.A.A. Club, Vice Pres. D.O. Club. LORENE WHITMER-G.A.A. Club, D.O. Club, Pep Club. ACEL WILSON JR.-Pres. of F.F.A. MAXINE WISDOM-Valentine Queen, G.A.A. Club, Neelyville-Pres. of Jr. Class, Jr. Play, Inter-class Basketball, Cheer-leader. BILLY WOMACK-Student Council. ANN WORLAND-Pres. of G.A.A., Senior Play, Dra- matic Club, Pep Club, Bluffer Staff, Latin Club. BOBBY WORLEY-Veterans Club. PATSY WRIGHT-D.O. Club, G.A.A. Club. DAVID WILSON-D.O. Club. '- J. W. King' noir Emil 1lllllll'I''l'Il4'kUu. 13.0. Club va Swag l ,,:A,A . l 8' av-A-ut.. -ar --p. N X 3-uv. 1 Q. Wx N' :Us W..--M mu .q::x.., . I NF,- .,::: -'-- I .5-rg. x .. -E 1 T' VN? in .nfl Q! 4'-an ...,-nv Y ,QQ 990' -wa NTI? L GDGW 'lf -an-an Ni AER, vo 'W' SICNIOKS YEARS AGU The Class . LEONARD HUGHES, Presidentg RAY ALLARD, Vice Presidentg JANFTTI BOMER, Secretary and CHARLES FRAZIER, Treasurer. Early in the fall the Junior Class held its an nual election of officers who were to act 1t official representatives. Leonard Hughes was victimized as their President. Originality was the keynote in the Junior Class this year: They used Hy the Light of the Silvery Moon as the theme of the '47 been that class' project for many years, was revived. For music for the l'rom, the class Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior Class carnival, whici selected one of Southeast Missouri's and Southern lll1no1 favorite dance bands. Yes, the old maestro, Jack Staulcup, played his seventh year he1'e, and thc Proms wouldn't seem right without his music. Another grand accomplishment wa students have been looking forward to for many years. s to hold the grand ball on a Friday night-something, which SPONSORS KATHRYN MORRIS GEOIIGE GODWIN NELL MOORE EMERY PETERS 'RWE J l irst Row-Ray Allard, Ila Ainsworth, Donald Arnold, ldabelle Aud, Violet Baker, Bill Barnhill. Second Row-Jackie Baumeister, Clyde Baxter, Marjorie Bennett, Velma Bennett, Delcie Blackwell, James Blackwell. Third Row--Nancy Bloodworth, Geneva Boly, Janette Bonner, Clarkey Bowden, Lowell Boyd, Stanley Bradley. 4 First Row--Williard Bradshaw, Cecil Brake, Teddy Brown, George Brownian, WlLitCIi Buchannan, Margaret Bumpus, Second Row-Betty Jo Burns, Clarissa Campbell, Richard Capps, Lucille Carroll, John Allen Casey, VVanda Casey. Third Row-Jo Ann Caltrml, Fern Christian, Charlyne Clark, Elizabeth Clark, Jamie Clark, Mary Lou Clark. 'F-'ml x ...af ll jll First Row-Gerald Collins, Johnny Cox, Loretta Cox, Orville Cutsinger Beth David- son, Hugh Davidson. Second Row-Wilma Davidson, Bobby Dickens, Charles Digges, Shirley Dobbs, Edward Ellis, Paul Epps. Third Row-Georgiabelle Estes, Martin Fells, Aldine Fenton, James Fiske, Jane Fiske, Charles Frazier. First Row-Connie Frasier, Put Gallagher, Domthy Gardner, LaFcrn Gilliam, Bertha Goad, Frediu Goodman. Second Row-Rex Gorman, Benny Graham, James Gray, Edgar Greer, Ruby Greer, Richard Halferty. Third lhww-Wanda Hzn'v.'cH, Jack llusscll, Pzmulinc Hzuvkins, Myrl Hendrickson, Mary Holland, Margaret Hudson. First Iluw-Leonard Hughes, Calvin Hunter, Jimmie Joe Hyde, Norman lnmzxn, 1i0llCil Muck Jett, Betty Jones. Second Row-Bobby Jones, Paula Jones, Ronald Kiser, Delores Kulkbrenner, J. l Keele, Christine Keith. Third limv---llzwold Keith, Mildred Ketcherside, Roberta Lzunpmzum, ldlitzuhuili Lalslcy Judith Lehmann, Luvonne Lewis. T X.. , C , 'rl 1 A N' -Al' x 3 i la First Row-Linnie Lewis, Ivan Long, Mary Lou Maddox, Nancy Maddox, Gladys Manns, Ray Markham. Second Row--Lorene Marley, Evelyn May, Melvin Mayo, Elizabeth McDougal, Lorenz: McI'heeters, Brandon McVey. ' Third Row-Lavon Merrett, Alvin Million, Helen Mitchelle, Letlia Montgomery, Chester Moore, Donald Morse. First Row-Donald Nelson, Marjorie Neuenschwunder, Oscar Nunn, Joe Lee Osborn, Beverly Page, Wilma Palmer. Second Row-Fern Jean Paul, Vernon Mildred Pierce, Virgil Pirtle. Third Row-Paul Price, Julie Pulliam, Rodney Richter. Pennington, Robert Perkins, George Peters J. D. Ruins, Robert Reid, Betty Richardson I First Row--'Melbu Roach, Betty Robertson, Vzxnurd Robertson, Bobby Robinson, Betty Rogers, Paul Rushin. Second Row-Loretta Russell, Pauline Rust, Marcella Ryan, George Salycr, Mary Fern Schisler, Vernon Scott. Third Row-Wilma Lee Scott, Donna, Sclvidgc, Donald Sl'uu'p, John Sigillito, Sidney Sims, Bill Sinden. l n-st llnw-lfllmettu Smith, Louise Smith, Jo Ann Sneed, Max Spain, Carroll Sparkman, lluruld Spence. Secmul lima-lflsther Stephens, Frank Strenfel, Richard Strickland, Alicia Sullivant, Marjorie Thom, Charles Thorne. Tliiril llow-Dclurcs Turner, Norma Jean VunNoy, l'nul Wagner, Betty Wurd, Jamie Weeks, Charles Wells. First Row-Pat Wheeler, Glenn White, Lottie White, Wanda Whitcncr, Norm Whitmer, Virginia Whitmer. Second Row-Virgil Willcutt, Bobby Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Geraldine Wood. ion, The 2 C BSS if1:AN14 Cnse, in-esident, SHIRLEY FLANAKIN, vice In-esident, Micxn-1 NQTTET, Secretary, and MARY JANE SHAW, T1-easm-er. Entering their first year at Senior High Scho ol, the Sophomore Class, striving to fall into the ranks, selected their Administrationf' Their main selectce was Frank Case who led the class. Committees were formed and activities were planned for the ensuing school year. The Sophomore Class gained recognition when one of their students, namely Helene Welscher, was selected to the top social honor at PBHS, the Bluff Queen. It was a short but glorious reign. SPONSORS DICK KINDICR SUE DAVIS Nellie Agee Tommy Allen Charles Anthony Norma Anthony Freddie Armes Mary Fern Aud Eldon Aylor J. L. Bachus Jerry Barber Betty Barger Dorothy Barker Harold Barton Patricia Barton Mildred Becker Blanche Berry Betty Bess Betty Birdsong Clarabelle Birkhead Tommy Blakeney Nona Rae Blankenship Harriet Bond Marion Bounds Arlene Brannum Bobby Brannum Franklin Brown Lola Bruce lla Mae Burpo Imogene Call Mary Carlos Virginia Cary Frank Case Margaret Casey Louise Cash Harold Chezem Imogene Christia Carl Clanahan Jimmy Clark Larward Clark Mary Coleman Fern Conover Maurine Cox Mary Lee Cozart Freddie Craft Betty Cravens Joe Davidson Kenneth Davidson Leslie Davis Billy Davis .W iffy mv gm if f we ,NN Bobby Davis Eugene Deal Bob Delany Bill Dickin Pansy Divine Howard Doty Denny Duell Raymond Duggins Wilma Ray Dunlap Mary Etta Earley Richard Eason Geraldine Edington Glenn Edwards Josephine Edwards Henry Elliot Barbara Elrod Martha Emerson Bill England Billy Evans Joan Evans Willa Evans Betty Fairless Anita Ferwerda Shirley Flanakin Blanche Fletcher Billy Foster Betty Foust Albert Fulton Arnold Gaebler Doris Garrett Elvis Gilmore Betty Goodman Irma Goodrum Jerry Gorman Willa Greer Betty Griffith Frances Griffith Bill Gunn Vincent Halferty Ted Hall Billy Hammons T. K. Harris Doris Hart Patsy Hathaway Doris Head' ' llettie Henderson Charlotte Hendrix Deloy Henn 58' 2255? Q ...fy ff F I 'NQ' X ft Lillian Hill Wayne Holden Lloyd Hornbeck Jeanene Horton Jo Agnes Houser Ruth Hubbard Donald Inman Howard Inman Geraldine Inman Johnnie Jackson Lavernon Johnson Joan Johnston Bobby Jones Joe Karasz Lorene Kearbey Mary Alice Keith Peggy Kesler Hazel Ketcherside Audrey King Pat Krudwig Anna Landis Rosalie Limbaugh Diane Lidenton Geraldine Lindsay Patsy Lucas lona Lynde Marge Maddux Mary Magell Clara Martin Conrad Martin Mary Mayo Patricia McDaniel Emma McFarland John McMullin Charles McNeely Jimmy Metz Wilburn Michael Dorothy Miller Gordon Miller Betty Milster Tommy Minetree J. K. Moody Barbara Moffatt Betty Moore Carol Mundis Mary Nash Donald Nelson Donald Ncly 'WMF' W'-was i y jf r Haas? 1 'dv I fbi fl-A ? S le.. 2.2 A V' of 'M' X ix X X X.. M., Mk 'N Eg 1,3 . ra Byrl Roland Cecil Ryan Rosalie Saulsbery Nadine Robertson Franklin Rhodes Irene Randolph Margaret Proffer Frances Pratt Amy Pratt Paul Porterfield Helen Pope Edith Plunk Violet Pitts Betty Pinkston Robert Phillips Mickey Pettet Billy Pease Wanda Pearce Clara Payne Maxine Pace Roy Palmer Jerry Owens Verna Osborn Nick Norden Margaret Scoggins Gerald Scott Mary Seipel Jess Sheehy Paul Shearrer Eddie Silkwood Mary Jane Shaw Florabelle Simmering Glenn Simmering Billy Sipe Anna Starwall Mary Stricklanci Eddie Summers Georgia Sutton Marie Taylor Otis Taylor Don Tidwell Bill VanDover Virginia Van Dyke Vera Vaughn James Wagner Katherine Walker Jane Warbington Gleta Warren Ei ,gs wr--W., 2 Q NSW Louise Watson Helene Welscher Wythia West Bruce White Delores White Cora Whitmer Joyce Whitmer Donald Whitt Carlos Williamson Ted Willis Mary Wilson Peggy Winters Jo Ella Wolpers John Worley Billy Wright Lillian Wright Connie Yancey Charles Young Erby Young in QD J gn Q ui ' 'ay 9 Ls 1 r 'I li ff 'Ya y is N Gt, Twn' srEfcH! Wgfy I 4 7 I Xmw I x+'-L,- KX Q . !'f ' .Ci .J 'Tax X u 0 , 7? .B ff- d Q- X -I Q J 41 Dmf 9? cf W' . PWS W' 9 'T f fr H ff C5 x f O egwxah, , 1 , J 4 I'- ' UP!! Yay fl? Z' Q? GM FUTURE FARMER? If 09 H- 0 0 L' A s ,: ' - ' A0 ' 3?xQ'0 N .- I: 3 -1 .62 I v U --L' 1 QQ0! 'ff ' -- ' ff ' THERE. cons mvams f weaning I-hal! 0.6-'M' E E 5 . i 5 s E ! E a v 1 L e E ,. 1. A 3 H s in 1' Fi u S rx I e K 1 u 4 F a Y 5 9 , I ! a i Q H '1 1 u J adn.-ns:4-. : -,um v. ,- . mu.-. -v1.s.r m4r un:4uun...1.r . ' Irene Kerstner SPONSORS Cora Collins David Berryman XV Hffona 0016 07207' a l l Dick Minetree Jenn Cain Myrtle Jeffords Henrietta Metz ff as. -::.- l::, 5 i ' wil l . zzl Z j y luii ,Q Q , Q5 zi' Zqqu 1 tix , ii Janette linker -' Mzxrtlm Garner 5lCllC6 Leepu Pres. Sec. urcia Allen Barbara Brown M V. Pres. Corres. Sec. Janice Baker Bonnie Ellis Jo Jean Hyde Dram tic lu b 6 Q F .ww , , MA A' ..,.. 5556? X l , ,. ,,,., : 5 ,,., . ,:.f1eS' :: a?:azz:: as Az ,Af Nanny Markham Dick Mlm-trl-:' Myrtle- .Ie-l'l'm4l:N Maury Lou lirmfnl l,1-mmrml Illurln-s Sf-z-rn-ta1'y Pre-sich-nt Sponsor Vim--P1'e-sille-rut 'l'14-:msurm-r I ,M ,vm Mm 21, .V mv m, x W' ... Qrwf First RowfJimmy Alexzxmlf-r. Murcia Allvn. Jzuwtlv Baker. Jnrxiw Bzlkvr, Betty Gln-nn B111'y'4-1', Alvin Be-ss. Socuml Rnw Betty Bs-ss, Noun Rau Blzxnkm-nshilr, Myra llolllngc-l', Barb:1l'z1 lirnwn, 'l'eslcIy Brown. Jmm Cain. Thirrl Row liuvlah Casey, Mary Jam- Clzlrli, Muurim' Cox. Mzxry Lvl: Cuzurl, lim-nny lim-ll, Ge-0l'1:l:f1l1ellv ENN-s. Fuurtlx Row Aldim- Fe-uhm, Elle-en Filzgre-1':1lsl, PM Gzlllugher. Mzlrllm G1ll'Il4'l', lion Gillvspiu, Iivnny liruhum. Fifth Row- Bobby Graham, Willa Rae Greer, Sonny Hammons. Louise Hunks. Virgrinizx Hath-y, Bobby Dale Hcml. .1 , 1, .,J1 VV ,fx ,, 'x my 1 1 If I J if I -.-,,v.. :isis 1' A sl ? . , p-N is rm' ' gs 'xl Www M - 'f'r::. x . . V , W2 X Q X YQ jj --I -.,.., V WA' K , k ,,. 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VV:uulzx VVhit1-lz11', Mzlly Irmzl Wiluuu. .xllll NVnl'l:1lul, 1'h:n'li4- Ymlnyf. lm I :xx un Null:-v Lv:-1v.l. l,lum:- I.:-ur-. Bradley, Top Row-Gerald Scott, Gordon Miller, Harold Sp ence, Lavelle llice, l'aul Rushin, Stanley I-larold Barton, C. J. McCormick, George P-ennell, Acel Wilson, Paul Price, Charles Jameson, Joe Osborn, Bobby Wilson, Frank Strenfel. Middle Row-Elvis Gilmore, Jimmy Guard, Eddie Summers, Lewis Scott, Jimmy Hyde, Don son, Joe Davidson, Eugene Deal, Arthur Thur man, Verdis Kearbey. Bottom Row-Earl Pennington, Donald Inman, Howard Inman, Donald Hamm, Norman Bobby Nickles, Earnest Whalen, Jesse Sheehy, Clyde Dobbs, Paul Whalen. Those not in picture-Charles Anthony, Glen Edwards, Henry Elliott, Bill Gunn, Wayne Eldon Aylor, Jack Hassell, Calvin Hunter, Junior Brannan, Clifford Dicken, Lawrence George Saulsbery. ald Nel- Weaver, Holden, Melton, A' 40 ff .4 Q 'V' G 4 7 4 ' A 0 0 J 0 0 J. C. MCC0,-mick Henry Heckart Bill Fristoe Instructor Veteran Training Instructors Arel Wilson Hob Wilson l'aul l'rice President Secretary Treasurer M155 BARNIII 1 I nl blpnlelingg Que-4-In .Xml Wm'I:lr11l lll'K't'f1lKll1 nrllm fiZll'lI1'I' .Xtiz-111121111 Nmwmx .lvzm Yun Nuy Yin- l'l'e-:eiclnll lnrsm- Murlvy , Attumizmi lffilvvn l itzg'0rz1lcl . Svcrvi Put Spalding' . , 'Fl'l'ilSl STUDE T CUU NCIL lst Row-Donald Allard, Mickey Pettet, Jamie Clark, Betty Glenn Burger, Joan Johnston, .leanene Horton, Robert Mayse. 2nd Row-Ray Allard, Sonny Hammons, George Pe ters, Hobby Hudson, Leonard Hughes, Sonny XYOIIIIII, Carroll Sparkman, Charles Qualls. Ol 1 lCl1lIiS: Paul Hendrix .,,,., ,.,,....,. . President Donald Allard .,l.,, ,..l, T reasurei Charles Qualls ,... ,,,,,, V ice President Mickie Pettet .,., ....,. S ecretary COUNCIL MEMBERS NOT IN THE PICTURE: Frank Case, Freddie Craft, Conrad Martin. ,x : I E Ay.. ,fm , D1 JNALID M. SWA lN Sponsor ,Ai '1 'f' A A 72 ..,. 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If Wm :hard A 8 . 1 :je-WS I Qfgn wmlers: up wwe: 4' ,..4....a.. in 1-Ln 1-Awdnu Friday rn gi it WHS N 3330533 Ent Welshfzr im Kennett, who for the Hur first 8 were Miss J Jeimsi cf the The members is: S Cox, st 'nd DI ERSIFIE OCCUPATIONS lla vid lie-rl'yn1:ii1 llmlci' licslc rsmi Don Allard, llresidenlg Ethel Whitaker, Vice l'residcnl,g Bonnie Ellis, Secrcturyg Lucille Reid, Treusurerg l':1ul Hendrix, Reporter. MM' www ll rd llow---l l'otl Agcv, Annu Aiulvy, Gertrude Alcxiirudw, Joyce Allen, lllziurim- Aylur, Violet Bzikvr. Row-Bill Bziriihill, Bertini lluunihocfer, Vclmzi liomictt, Lucille Billings, Fred liirclsrmg, .Uclcic Blackwell. Row-Jeannine Bloodworth, Junior ll1'ow11iiig,lV1zu'y Theresa Uutzev, Beulah Casey, Fern Christian, Gertu June Early. xx wk F iw...-W i .W lvl llmx'--I'Jmn:zI4l lizxwln, Ilzuwwld G1ll'4lIN?l', L11 l u1'Ix Gilliam, K2ltIECl'illC GOUll!'lllll, Ihmxlld Ilumm, Vilg'il1i:1 Ilullvy. 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Q-fs K H-6 Iilizubctll ML'I,lblljL'2ll 3 V X X, xi, Janette Bomer Q JV' ,lm FOOTBALL I x Gurnmn Bob Ilobinsml Hill Vzmlluvcl' Huh HLidson l'lGGO'1 l' ' 'llhv Mules openoml thc scusmm with an fast victory over the Mulmwks. Kinn'l1mlgfslz1i'1'm-cl'in this ,LIZIIIIO hy making: thrcc 1u1ic'l1dmvns. Allard made the first touclidown of the yl'2ll'. .b X I l'l'IlillYVlIiLl'l i NN This was :in upset fm' tho Mulvs' fighting eleven. The-y were clefezllod hy sow-u puints. They luuglit ai hard gxinw hut thc seasoned l'ir':1te:4 downed the Mules with :1 lam- mlljs. .Auf JACKSON 'lJll'liS4llllS lluliamzz W1-1'v plum-nl unclvi' hy thc' M ull-S with ai suvr'uul'i1fl to l-1. llewiiiaii llQ.l'2llIl I4i2ll'l'l'Kl xxilh hirw pfnw-1' clriu-:1 l,lIl'UllL2'll mffin cm'lwi'. Rely Allard llunuld Allard Alvin Buss J.mivs llmiliu Johnny Lawson Frank Case Ronald Case Richard Capps CAPIQ GlllAlll7l'lAU Cape was another defeat for the Mules. They were caught by the ending: whistle with one touch- down to go. The Mules played n good game but were beaten for the second time. K NNN ETT For the third victory of the season the Mules took the Kennett Indians. This was a fast, exciting game ending with a score of 18-123. Sl KIGSTI PN This game was a set-back in the history ol' SJC. Mo. foollvall. This anim- ended in disaster for the Mulvs. Gorman, Robinson. and Vnnllovvr nw-vix'v1l m'olu'n lvgrl. ldlvis Aldrich Bob Glaze Paul Epps Marion West 'aul I'ortm-rfield Thomas Owens Eugene Booker Charles Young CAIlU'1'HEliSVlLLl'l The badly wrecked squad was defeated again. The strong Caruthersville team won the game with a well earned score of 27-0. Good sportsmanship was obvious throughout this game. CHARLESTON Again defeat came to the Mules. After a game fight they lost 13-0 to the Charleston Blue Jays. lt was evident that the Mules' driving power was badly weakened. DEXTER Dexter looked like the Mules' chance to win. They fought hard but Dexter held and so did the Mules. The game ended in a 0 to 0 tie. Lawson ran fora touchdown which was called back because of an nfl'-side. U01vl'gP Godwin M. ll. Wy'k4rff BASKETBALL 1 Gauze of jII'lI.0ll BASKETBALL LETTER .V .qi ,f 3 YJ Xb V7 5 L Laddie S+ovaH auARn N . XIX K T if in . N 2 Herbef-1' Absheer' FORWARD ML- . ay 'f 'Q if Ncrman Bounds CENTER ' . Coach Wgco H ,Q NM 2 . . ' f ....,a..................,....,..,,, , , , MEN SR .5 Zzixb .N L :?, Ql K .- Q bg Johnny Lawson G UAQD :L :Z ..L,.,.: 5 .fgg.:, was A I Vi, ':,.,,,: 'E E N :,:' 5 5 ,F ' John Allen Casey FORWARD B SQUAD Robert Vernon Bobby Geol ge Donald Manns Pennington Jones Petei s Moi be V 1 1 I ' 47 basketball Scores Poplar Bluff . ,. 40 Cape Poplar Bluff ,,.... 41 Cairo .. . , Poplar Bluff ,,,,,, 69 Piedmont , Poplar Bluff .,,,,, .35 Dexter ,,,, , Poplar Bluff ,,,,.A 21 Senatli . Poplar Bluff ,,,,,, 37 Cape .,.,,,,,,,, Poplar Bluff ,..... 38 Springfield Poplar Bluff .l.... 53 Doniphan Poplar Bluff ,,,,, 39 Bloomfield Poplar Bluff , ,... 51 Dexter ..,. ,. Poplar Bluff .,.... 47 Bayless . Poplzir Bluff 46 Doniplian , Poplar Bluff .54 Van Buren Poplar Bluff ..,.,. 55 Greenville Poplar Bluff ,,,,,,,,, 43 Horuersvlllc SUB-RE GIUNAI. Poplar Bluff V 344 Neclyvillv Poplar Bluff ,.,... .35 Greenville , 1ll'Illl4JEJAI, Poplar Bluff 29 llayfi , , Poplal Bluff ....,. 47 Arbyrd Poplar Bluff ,,,,l, 32 Hornersville 5 2 l946 TRAC J .,'. A' fa... A J If 1 ,ff . Fnpt. Kenneth Wand: lim, Relay. Vharlefe Atkins: Shut, Uisrus. Rex Gorman: lllll, 220, 4110, Relay. l'il'll'lfN i l l'l0l Mila I f ., . .5 . . v. Dun Allard: lllll, Z.2ll,, Relay, High Jump. I'aul Epps: Half Mile. Richard Capps: l'nle Vault, Discus. Sam Giambelluca: Broad Jump, Mile. Laddie Stovall: Hurdles, Broad Jump, Relay. Jwvlm Sigillllu: Mile. Kenneth Rirkhead: High Jump. I':1nl l'nrlerfiel4l: MU, Relay. 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Mv choice was lnllu- l i K 45 I uuczd, nl course, by my qrul Inlcrul In And ld- ' K, I Munson lor ul. mourn mfs. fy K ' I - , L ll lhe conleslnnls are our In New York, I , K lf Il would be a pluxurc lo med lhzm. lllllh buf ' f . g -am., lo lhz gf-nonnnn, lc lhc nnoo1 1r.f X f . rl BluH Ind Po Hoe iludznlx ol POPlAY BLUFF HIGH fl C ' SOTOL, 1 M 6 yt I f' Slnccrclv yours, X K 4 J , I I A 4' '. L hn Eobul Power! J Rf' I 9, it lPl':u l ly' I Y. Bluff Queen of Beauty JUAN JOHNSTON :Ind Attendant MAHCIA ALLEN lst Attendant 4 W Football Queen iff IA ALL! NI X11 Plldlllll IIUNNIIG lil. .Xllumlzult Ilk- him Basketball Queen gsfgfggig wi? if fs S SENIURS ll1ARllIA A LLIC N Attractive .... Football queen attendant .... Bluff Queen attendant .... Violin, Band, Drum Major . . . Good student rating Honor Society, Dramatic Club, Annual staff .... Very cooperative and efficient. DICK MINICTREE Dependable, industrious student .... Member National Honor Society .... President Dramatic Club .... Took a leading part in All Through 'l'he Night. . . . Junior Play, Orchestra, Latin Club .... l'Iditor, Bluff .... Will be missed next year. HEIiBl4lR'l' AISSHICEIH Basketball Captain .... Valentine King .... Inter-class football .... Well liked by everyone .... Polite .... Sin- cere and considerate in his actions .... Will be missed. PERSONALITIES Truly an all around student. . . . Was vice-president intl . lllm-mber National Honor Society, Editor of Bluffer. uw lurr. BAKER TWINS , Outstanding for their similarity .... Majorettes, active in llraniatics, National Honor Society .... G.A.A .... Senior Play, Latin Club .... Basketball Queen attendants. . . . ti fvfv d personality . . . always smiling . . . friendly. DON DUCKLICS able . . . liked by all. ...... JOAN CAIN Soplioniore class .... Member of G.A.A. and Quill Scroll, Dramatic Club .... Held lead in Senior play. t'o-liditor Bluff .... Grand person, liked by all who .NM ltt. A-1 in music . . . Band and Orchestra, lcad in Senior play .... National llonor Society .... Latin Club . . . In- ter-class basketball and football . . . courteous, depend- wwf wig, gigs? 5 .. ,W ,..-....1..... ...,.....,.. , ,.., X w i f- 'sz A 5 P.B.H.S. is not a new school. lt has tradition and pride. It has been here a long time and many of our Stu- dents have very deep roots in it. Therefore this page is dedicated to the parents who were roaming the halls back in 1922, and their sons and daughters who carry on in 1947. A Year at Th Bluff It wus lute- in Auguft, 1946, that books found themselveh being dusted und passing into new hands . . . it wus once- more time lo return to the campus . . . The new group coming over from Junior High couldn't wnit for the first day to roll around and of course the group being graduated knew that thu wear would pass rapidly . . . yes, the Seniors knew that soon they would be a step further in life . . . but :ill in ull, whether taking geometry, Latin, or physics, it's been a swell year and we've all had 11 wonderful time . . . Mvnl Ticket 'l'o New Orleans l 31-0 . . . A new through the mill by winning over . . . By this time Yep! It's Sonny Hammons On October 18th, the football homecoming was held and Jo Jean Hyde was chosen queen . . . a big dance followed the game which was a big festivity since the team won by a score of 18-13 over Kennett . . . but little did the kids know that this was the last big celebration for the '46 football squad, for the fol- lowing week the boys traveled to Sikeston where a tragedy occured . . . Three of the stars received brok- on legs . . . our scoring power was literally crushed . . . The students were administered the TB patch test . . also stressed was fire prevention . , . You Name This One 1 SEPTEMBER . . . Classes began on September 3rd and the faculty members found themselves confronted on all sides . . . 'there was an enrollment of 543, the largest attendance record in our school since 1939 . . . this was also a fifteen per cent increase over the pre- vious year . . . Dick Minetree found himself heading two of our most important organizations . . . Dick was selected president of the Dramatic Club and Editor of the '47 Bluff . . . Senior Paul Hendrix was chosen to the Student Council talk of the campus and the town Presidency . . . Sports became the after the Mules defeated Piggott as inaugurated . . . a student had rank the honor roll . . . The Mules g rading system w to make a straight S average to lost their first conference game to the Pirates 13-6 . . . The Mules were first to score in the first quarter when Gorman passed to Allard for the initial score . . . And the month had hardly passed when students realized that there were many new faces in PBHS in- cluding many returned vets . . . OCTOBER . . . The new teachers found- themselves full members of the local clan , . . new faculty faces were Moore, Clubb, and Kinder . . . Ray Allard was selected to head the Bluffer . . . and new Dramatic Pledges were going . . . Arno Ponder pushed a peanut down the middle of trnain street with his nose . . . The band went to Jackson for the SEMO Band association meet . . .The band went to Jackson for the the Jackson Indians 39-14 but the following week defeated by Central in a hard fought battle . . . the score was 18-12 the Seniors had elected their officers and were mak- ing plans for the year . . . The Annual Turkey Day Tussel! NOVEMBER . . . Came the month of Novem- ber and activities at PBHS were progressing rapid- ly . . . the Junio1's held a carnival and the GAA played host at a big dance . . . An investigation of the Sikeston-Mules' game was being held but the State Athletic Association finally ruled over 'thc Mules' complaint . . . After the Sikeston game, the team suffered defeats from Caruthersville and Charleston and tied the Bearcats on Turkey Day . . . Poor Charlie Young was leading a dog's life . . . he couldn't get things settled with Nona Rae but Wilma Palmer was doing okey with her strike at Dexter . . . Doris Barnett was organizing ll pep club . . . The Seniors presented their class play under the direction of Miss Jeffords . . . The class also took charge of the annual magazine sales . . . The members were planning a trip to New Orleans eu. lll'ItTl'IMl4ll4Ilt . . . The students were preparing to welcome Christmas vacation and have a won- dcrful New Year's celebration . . . The Student t'ouncil was taking charge of decorating the school . . . A tree was placed just inside of the front entrance . . . Mr. Dick Kinder returned to the faculty after a brief illness and the Economics Vlass toured one of the local banks . . . Coach 'l'orchy Godwin announced I8 lettermen ,for the football season . . . Bob Hudson and Don Allard we-re elected co-captains by the squad . . . ltex Gor- man was selected outstanding man of the confer- ence by the Semo coaches . . . The basketeers won their first battle . . . it was with Central . . , the score, -10-20 . . . The Seniors held their annual Christmas Dance as did the local Teen-Canteeng .1 hitr :ala New Year's dance was also held at the teen center . . . The Mules won over Cairo by a score of 41-28 . . . Just A lfcw of thc Many Fans After All, Football Players Have To Eat! JANUARY . . . The new year started off with a bang: . . . tand what a bangj . . . Semester exams were held and l the chorus presented an assem- bly . . . Jo Jean and Buddy were together one day and battling.: the next The Juniors presented A Ready Made ltamily as their class play and decided they would have the l'rom on May End . . . Both boys and girls alike do- ing: a lot of dating' with out-oil town ideals . . . it seems that Kennett, Dexter, Corningr, and even Springfield tfor one nightj were the chief objec- tives of the local set . . . By this time the Mules had won six straight games but were defeated by a fast Springfield team . . . Helene Welscher won the Bluff Queen contest . . . John Robert Powers of the l'ower's Modeling' Agency did the selecting . . . FEBRUARY ...A -X fter the Springfield encounter, the Mules racked up seven more wins by defeating Doniphan, Bloomfield, Dex- ter, Bayless of St. Louis, Doniphan again, Van l-Buren, and Greenville .... -X swell 'Val- entine Assembly was presented on the 14th . . . the Seniors made a trip to Sikeston for a guidance program . . . Seniors from all over the 'tllootlieelu were there . . . Martha Garner was selected bythe basketball team as the '47 Queen and was crowned by Capt, Herb Ali- sheer prior to the game with Horncrsville . . . incidentally, the Mules won that game, 'Loo . . . The Senior personalities were selected by the faculty this year instead of the student body with Bluff Editor Dick Minetree, Donald Duckles, and Herb Absheer taking male honors and Marcia Allen, Joan Cain, and the Twins taking the top honors among the girls . . . The Mules were preparing for the sub- regional which was comming up the latter part of the week . . . and of course they won it by defeating Neelyville and Greenville . . . we had some swell assemblies during February ANOTHER VICTORY-THIS TIME OVER BLOOMFIELIE BASKETBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS MARCH . . . The annual went to press . . . The Teen-Canteen play- ed host to a chili supper on the 3rd . . . Fourth six weeks grade cards were distributed . . . Then came the regional basketball meet at Kennett where the Mules were the talk of Southeast Missouri . . . they won a close 11111110 with Hayti followed by :L victory over Arbyrd in the semi- finals and then to go down in a vain attempt to win the regional and enter the state meet . . . Tl'o student council promoted the Inter-Class basketball contest . . . Few students were out -with the Flu . . . A St. l'at's dance was held and Homer and Stovall received top honors . . . llornersville lost it's first ganie in the state meet . . . Loring Campbell presented a swell magic show . . . Rex Gorman was singing lt's All Over Now , to Gleta and the Newsom Brothers were running Flying ads in the liluffer , , . did they ever have any luck 'Z . . . The fellows were re- porting' for track . . . Uno hundred and ten students skipped school and celebrated the first day of spring... APRIL . . . A truck meet was held between the Mules, Campbell und Charleston . . . More followed . . . Juniors were making more plans for the Prom .. . Seniors were won- dering where they were going to stay if they got to New Orleans :md the bnnd was presenting some iliec progrunis . . . The Drzunutic Club play, was still receiving lots of praise :md Jimmy Alexander was quietim: down . . . we couldn't prove that by Mr. Swain . . . ANO'l'lll'lK VICTORY FOR THE MULIGS May . . . The 1947 Junior-Senior Prom was held at the new gym with music by one of America's favorite dance bands, Jack Staulcup and his Music Out of the Southland . . .The Seniors were to leave on the 26th following graduation on the 2211.1 And since school's out, we might as well finish this by Saying, See Ya Next Year. I 7' 'S l l1YlSH1z'll The Staff MARTI 7 DRUG STORE Both Grade and High School Students have been coming to the corner of Main and Vine for SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR OVER FORTY YEARS You Are Always Welcome at - artin's Walgreen Drug Store Visit Our Fountain-You Are Always Welcome Bailg .AIIIPNIEIII ilvpuhlir PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS f THE ALLEN GARN ER CHEVROLET CO. Up? X6 fr E 15 i3 fCHEVROI.ETf l.l?' XPFQVXQ? Bust Ill Service . . . 1 cause VVe Put Service First 1000 West Pine Phone 187 B A N K O F POPLAR BLUFF BEST WISHES FROM PIGG I E' DRUG SUNDRIES SCH O OL SUPPLIES-FOUNTAIN LUNCHEONETTE-SUNDRIES OPEN TIL 10 P. M. MED HOGG, Manager 70.5 N. NINTH O AND PIGGIE HOGG' GROCERY a MARKET RAYMOND HOGG PAUL HOGG COMPLIMENTS ORITERIO JEWEL THE ER MOTION PICTURES ARE, YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT Roy Hayden, Manager A V ' L R .ff GRADUATING UIIASS OF '47 BEST WISHES TO THE WHEN CLEANED BY OUR MODERN METHODS EVEN OLD CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW . . . Bill Delaney freading a magazinej- It says here that there are two kinds of women-those who are made to love, and those who are not. Don Morse-'!Gosh! 1 wish they'd label 'em. Nancy Markham- I want the kind of a man who will take a joke. John Lawson- Dont worry. Thatls the kind you will get. Norman Bounds- I want to ask you a question about a tragedy. Miss Jeffords-A'Well ? Norman Bounds- What is my grade?'i Farmer- Well, well! Did you ever milk before ? Bob Graham- Not exactly, but I've had a good deal of practice with a fountain pen. Bud Bess- I love you so much. Jo Jean Hyde-WI bet you love other girls, too. Bud Bess- Sure, do you think I would practice on you ? G EETI N POPL R.BL FF HKHJ OHOOL OUR BEST WISHES FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS! MAY YOUR HOPES COME TRUE! ,f U If ,, Q , ff If 1 yn 1 f' ,J if 1 ff-2 J!! , X ' I ' l' X 1 I The Lord gave us two ends to use: One to think with, one to sit with. Our education depends on which one we choose- Heads we win, tails we lose. Mr. Peters- All right, Donald, name two natural magnets. Don Morse- Blondes and bnunettesf' Mr. Kinder fin history classl- What is a Pilgrim? Marion WcstM A Pilgrim is a man, Sir. Mr. Kinder- But that is a very incomplete answer. I am a man, but would you call me a Pilgrim ? Marion West- Oh, no, sire. A Pilgrim is a good man. Charlie Young- You are the sunshine of my life. Nona Rae Blankenship- Oh, Charles. Charlieg You reign alone in my heart. Nona Rae- Darling, Charlie- With you at my side I could weather any storm. Nona Rae- Just a minute, Charlie. Is this a proposal or a weath cr report? Best Wishes to the Seniors EVERYTHING FOR- THE SPORTSMANH HAAG'S SPORTING GOODS STORE Dorothy 81 Fred Haag 129 Bartlett Phone 781 EYBOLD DRUG STORE 9 Y 716' PTC56'TlYJfZ.0ll Store . NOW TRUSTED OVER 200,000 TIMES Geo. W. Walker W. J. Delaney b K J f . rf?-. -1-'f' . . ' A- ' '1 - bUhI 10 Vlbll MIL RCCO1 d Shop We hxvu tha lugust and most l,0lll1lIG,Ll, lim, of RI CORDH -lm '- Fuller in Southeast MiSSOU1i Jewelry Board of Public Works Operating MUHICIPHI Lrghtrng 81 Water Systems OFFICE 301 South Main PHONL 409 ' . CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Poplar Bluff, Mo., May 1, 1947-Mr. Connor of the Biology De- partment of Poplar Bluff Senior High, was apprehended last evening after a reckless chase on Barron Road. Mr. Connor has long been suspected as head of a butterfly-kid- naping ring operating between Fisk and Wappapello, but never before has opportunity afforded itself for his capture. The break came earlv this week when Biology students complained of the small amount of time spent in the laboratory by Mr. Connor. This gave officers Booker and Bess a chance for some extra. dough for an arrest. They always grab these chances and sally forth this time after one more public enemy. He was sighted just north of Blakeney's Dairy pursuing a small dog and posing as dog catcher, but his butterfly net gave him away. Detective Booker ordered him to halt, but instead this villain mounted a waiting bicycle and peddled the way the compass points. Never has Butler County's history had such a dramatic race. Picture, if you can, this hard-hearted teacher pedaling furiously over Barron Road with his butterfly net flying in the breeze and his murderous laugh floating back at his slow fat pedes- trian pursuers. fContinued four pages later, CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From Missouri Utilities Com pan LOMI L1MLNlb O14 S H A N N O N'S FLOWER SHOP I O8 VINE STPEET PHONE 112 'VISIT US WIIISN IN NICIGID OF ANYTIIING IN FINE JEWELRY ' f- W - W THADIS SI5IFlCR'I', Manager 115 North Main Phone 22 .e'x4' ,-lg, BERTSQNf w3Q,j,j-P54 HOME OFFICE POPLAR BLUFF, MO. 520 Cedar Street Phone 132 ST. LOUIS, MO. MEMPHIS, TENN. TERM IN AL TERMINAL 601 Spruce Street 132 East Virginia Phone CH7657 Phone 9-7208 OVER NITE EVERY NITE SERVICE TO ST. LOUIS, MO. PARAGOULD, ARK. POPLAR BLUFF, MO. JONESBORO, ARK. GREENVILLE, MO. POCAHONTAS, ARK. KENNETT, MO. WALNUT RIDGE, ARK. MALDEN, MO. HOXIE, ARK. PIGGOTT, ARK. MEMPHIS, TENN, BUS ROBERT O LINES KENNETT DEXTER TQ 'ro ST. LOUIS ST. LIOUIS ANYWHERE IN MISSOURI FOR SCHOOL STUDENTS Probably he would have escaped but his front tire exploded, flop- ping him into a ditch, where he scrambled into a culvert flinging wise- cracks at the officers until the tear gas brought him out. He was placed in arms and escorted off to the top floor of our Court House. Two of his underground henchmen, Mr. Peters and Charlie Qualls have fled to the Ozark llills where planes drone overhead and a new posse beats the underbrush each day in search of them. Their capture is expected hourly since they are leaderless and half of the wit Coming from such a pair doesn't add up to one wit. Butler County commends officers Bess and Booker for their capture of this desperado. Sirs, we salute you. Freshman: Please, Mom, let me go out tonight. Sophomore: May I go out tonight? The show is over at ten. Junior: I'm going out tonight, Dad. Senior: Good, night, folksg I'll bring in the milk. Marcia A.- I could on dancing like this forever. Don Allard- Impossible, you're bound to improve a little. FOR . . SAFE, COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE SERVICE RIDE THE BUS THE BIGGEST 5-CENT BARGAIN IN TOWN r For Information Home Phone 1228 Office Phone 87 Poplar Bluff Cit Lilies COMPLIIVIENTS OF --x. X.x'.-I I X -me X. SYIXQ' rl .-lx X Hxxv Q X xxnuv' mum xnxx xuunuxxxxx hxnuuxx xxuuxuuxuxvxuxunux N xunnxxxxu .xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXXXXXxg X B I n Q q 5, A n Q 5 I-I F F N Nxxxxxxxxuuxuuuxw POIILAR BLUFF, MISSOURI IVE ARE INTERESTED IN OUR COMMUNITY C011 gram lations SENIOR CLASS SUNSET INN Ilume ot' the I umou:s Real Pit Barbeque and Home Made Pies J. O. Pop RAIIEY RUIII EMMA Z IW REEIYS STUDIO Iilvalls SL Ovorfiolcl 1'OR'I'RIAlT AND COMMERCIAL 1'HO'1'OGRAPIIERS 2119 Vine Street Phone A18 Wests Florists Send flowers for that special date, And Flowers when you graduate, Yes, flowers just add a special touch, Indeed, you'll find they means so much Try sending flowers and you will see What flower talk can really be. I know she'll just love flowers to wear. Try sending some for dress or hair, Hats too are nice of flowers made, Flowers are a must for dress parade. Learn her birthday, send her flowers. O yes, you'll like to send her ours. We've been in business years a score Each year adds up to that one more. Remember when at loss for what to say Say it with flowers, any day. WEST S FLOWER SHOP . . Phone 83 WE-ST'S GREENHOUSES . . Phone 103 The football team was off to a flying start that warm evening back in September when they won an overwhelming victory over the Piggott Mohawks, a score of 31-0. The next four games the Mules split gy defi-:ating Jackson and Kennett and losing to Perryville and Cape entra . Finally a tragedy crushed our power. In the game with Sikeston three first team men received broken legs and by the end of the season only a few remained of the first string eleven. After that incident the Mules didn't score again. They were defeated by the Caruthersville Tigers and the Charleston Blue Jays and fought out a 0-0 tie with Dexter on Turkey Day. The five-Mule-team won their first six games and then were de- feated by a strong Springfield club. This followed with twelve wins before losing the last game in the regional. It was very hard for those gallant Mules to lose to a fine Hornersville quintet in the Kennett Re- gional, 37-32. It was an even harder game to lose for the four who were playing their last game in maroon and white. The Mules played the same kind of ball that night that had given them eighteen vic- tories against two defeats for the season. Outstanding accomplishments were defeating Cape Central twice in one season, defeating Bloomfield, who won the Dexter regional, and gaining one victory over Hornersville, who made a good standing in the State Tournament. The folks around here have seen some good basketball in the past two seasons. The team this year was one of the best in the history of our high school, and there was no question that it was the best Little Team in this area. The citizens of the town proved their loy- alty, too, by being on hand to back all the athletic events-whether football, basketball or track-whether at home or 200 miles awayf They always lustily sang the school song, Loyalty, Take it from t e stu- dents that they will still be talking about those '47 teams in 1980, especially the Seniors. OUR BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '47 Wholesale Cigars VV LIMS , . lJ2i,lldlCS Sales Novelties Conlpany Drug Sundries Food Products lt. L. WATTS EUNICE V. WATTS 311 Ceflal Phone 566 -1 AND E , n. M BETTER ICE CREAM HOME-CI-IURNED BU'1 l'ER WTL111i5-CJLISC Dairy Phone 340 303 South 5th Street pam-RAITI Reflect Your I'c1'so11ality lh nt 414 815 North Main Street r n 3 X S 1 Our Best Wfshes to the Graduating Class of '47 The BLUFF CITY Provision Company BROADWAY SL VINE Your Corner IGA Store ANDERSON'S HOME FURNISHINGS Furniture-Stoves-Pianos-Radios Norge Refrigerators-Ranges-Electrical Appliances Norge, Apex, Blackstone Washers Baldwin Pianos Visit Our Ice Cream and Luncheonette Department Try Our Freezier Fresh Ice Cream Emerson, Stewart-Warner, Lear, Garod Radios 2309-I5 South Fifth Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri PHONE 383 DRINK , IN BQTITLIES Keep a CHSSINIII the Home ii xr 'f ZIHDOVGI' INIotor Company AAI X nN'rERNAT1QN5L lv SALES AND SERVICE Motors-Trucks Highway 67, South 2-1-Hour Wrecker Service Pat Spaulding4f What is the most deadly fluid? Mr. CUIIIIOI'--ul,0t3.SSll1I1l cy- anide, because you are dead as soon as it touches you Pat - Wrong, embalming fluid. You're dead before it touches you. Q. . Mr. Coimor-V-Q Now, students, name some of the lower ani- mals, starting with Absheerf' Mary Lou lshain-- Have you 'Lamb's Tales'? Miss Jeffords- What do you think the library is, a meat market qu Arno Ponder- Sure, I'n1 a devoted son. I allow my father to drive the car once in a while. To the Seniors of '47 Congratulations from HCKEY Cleaners Phone 19 BEST WISHES TO 'l'lll5 SIGNIORS FROM J. J. Newberry Company The llouse of Fine Quality At Low Price Best Wishes to the SENIORS From Barnes Grocer Company O WHOLESALE ONLY Phone 274 or 275 Compliments From COMPLIMENTS Fraser-Scott of 'the' MOtOl' Co. International Shge DmsoT'o P1,YMoUTlH Company 313 South Broadway Phone 353 CLEVVLEN INSURANCE Everyone Goes AGENCY I to 310 Vine Phone 59 Poplar Bluff, Mo. . fx . , Y Barrmgton ss O It Ins Wise to Insure i Compliments of Gillespie's Market SELF-SERVICE Phone 393 Corner Eighth and Poplar C0llgl'1fLtlll3tiOllS Compliments to the Of Seniors Q , B1 oadway irom Service Clzark Station School of Broadway and Pine Sinclair Gas and Oils Goodrich Tires and Bea U Batteries Ok 5 L. P tt C U lt U FC mMaHa2ererS0n Phone 46 The Self-Scrvicc We Dclive dugg! Plione 479 309 Vine Place to Buy the Better Food L. Robertson Service Station Best Wishes to Seniors Phillips Gas and Oils Lee Tires L. O. ROBERTSON, Mgr. Stafford Printing Co. For the Finest in Social and Commercial Printing Call 538 O STIAFFORD PRINTING CO. 907 North Main OUR HEISIT 'WISHES SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Be Sure It's Pasteurized Milki' 1 , i s Phone 287 America's Favorite Ice Cream MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Best Wishes to the Seniors From PERKINS JEWELRY STORE Miss Moore: This examination will be conducted on the honor sys- tem. All of you take seats an alternate rows and three seats apart. FOR WOMEN ONLY tread this backwardsjz Didn't you if man a be wouldn't you this read would you knew I. Johnny Lawson: How long can a person live without brains? Norman Bounds: I don't know, How old are you? liob Worley: The bank has returned our check. Ginger: Isn't that splendid? What can we buy with it this time? Congratulations From O'HAR-A'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 2212 South Main Phone 537 For Fine Shoe Repairing BUFF'S SHOE SHOP l Olt YOUR SCHOOL l'AR'1'II'IS Jane Parker FRESH D O NUTS Adil' Food Store Poplar Bluff, Mo. Expert Paint and Body Work WE CAN MATCH ANY COLOR OF PAINT General Repairs On All Makes GREEK. MOTORS 100 Pine Blvd. Phone 639 Good Luck SENIORS On YOUR TRIP BIRDSONG, The Florist Lester Birdsong, Prop. 915 Maude Street We Are Better On Suits Than a Lawyer O'N EAL 225 South Main Phone 545 BELKNAP Drink PHARMACY RED ROCK COLA FOUNTAIN SERVICE When Thirsty . DALTON-BAL-D WIN Compliments FURNITURE Co. Of BAUMGART MOTOR Poplar Bluff, Mo. COMPANY Furnishing Homes Since YOUR 1886 Happiness Begins at Home DODGE, PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCK DEALER Phone 29 10 EXC L Ufl VE I POPLAR BLUFH MO. Bust Wishes C. REED CLOTHING CO. The Shop That Men Approve MIl,l,1'1R TRACTOR SL 1MPLl'IM1'INT UO. IlltCl'Ilii.t,iUI'l2Ll IIkl.1'VC1'tl:'1' Dealer UUD'S H AMBURGETRS We Sack 'Emu . THERE IS A Cu11g1'atulatiu11s ,A ., fl-um 5'1'0VA1'L'S IN YOUR FUTURE STOKE Suutlx Main 1 Plume 932 IVIOORIG MOTOR SALES 11015 limadway Phunc 53 NSQWQN ICE! ...D A Xt FUEL THE EMPORIUM . JOEL SARACINI . Phone 24 Morris Polk ICE COAL STOKERS Manage,- Ass't Mgr. SPRING FOOTWEAR A Shoe for Every Occasion MARSH ALL'S BOOTERY 305 South Main THE LUMBER SHARP MOTOR ROBERTS PLUMBING COMPANY AND HEATING CO. 221 Pine 517 North Broadway Prompt Plumbing and Sheet QILDSNIOBILE Metal Repair Service SALES AND SERVICE Day Phone 250 l'hf'H'2 JU Night ifhmw 518 Compliments to the Seniors from POPLAR BLUFF DRUG CO. 200 Bartlett Street Pho11e 63 STADIUM INN Real Pit Barbecue Dinner, Steak and Chops Troy Pruett, Prop. Best Wishes FIELDS-McCARTiHY Home of Baniby Bread TOELLNER BAKIN G CO. 17 Years of Service Through Peace and War Eileen Fitzgerald: Have you heard about the three Chinese who aren't married?-Tu-Yung-Tu, Tu-Dum-Tu, and No-Yen-Tu. Mr. Fulbright: Why are you late this afternoon, Paul? Paul Hendrix: Because school took up before I got here. Jo Jean Hyde fto Martha Garner in chemistry lab.J: Martha, what are you looking for? Martha Garner: Well, this experiment says, 'dip a steel wire in sulphur and ignite! I've found the wire and sulphur, but I can't find the ignite. Congratulations WHITENER SL l l'0ll1 EVICHELBERGER FAMILY SHOE Phone 1480 STORE J. 1. Case Tractor and Implements 211 South Main Poplar Bluff, Mo. Crosley Cars Evinrude Motors Compliments Greer Croy and F itch TRlAVEiLiERS CAFE Albert Priest, Prop. DINNERS LUNCHES SANDWICHES Ozark Hotel COMPLIMENTS t Phone 455 Poplar Bluff, Mo N O T I C E CRUCE PONTIAC SALLES WE BUY AND SELL USED AUTOMOBILES Don't Forget Our Service Department. We have factory- trained Mechanics. Service on all makes and models Poplar at Moran Phone 171 E. C. ROBINSON Compliments of WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY LUMBERX CO. Ilome Furnishings Hardware Home Appliances 'i'l'l1e lfriendly Yard Phone 142 419 Vine ESTHER SL HELEN'S ICE CREAM BAR For Tops lt's Tipp's Wholesale-Retail AFTER THE GAME at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ryan MACK'S RED PIG PHONE 748 ' XX l f ff X rx , , IMPERIAL MILLING -1 an- o r I COMPANY . ' I f fi: 1 ' o 6 5 ' ' pf I - fN 'Floor and Feed A if Phone 718 Dexter, Mo. Piggott, Ark. Oth and Cherry Poplar Bluff, Mo. r I Best Wishes GOODYEAR From RIDE LONGER ON JETT'S PAINT AND GOODYEAR TIRES WALLPAPER STORE 'Q' lRBY'S MARKET lfzuu-y Groceries and Meats Tho 'l'rianglc Store With a Square Deal Birds-Iflye Frosted Foods PHONES 283-289 KWOC Your Mutual Station 1340 ON YOUR DIAL JIM HOGG MARKET PHONE 16 HARWELL AUTO PARTS Jobbers of Auto Replacements Parts 124 South 5th Street Phones 140- 104 FR ICIJ RRI SALESCXNWPANY Authorized Dealer and Operator of , , 5 ? WURLITZER PHONOGRAPHS AND AMUSEMEMNT GAMES fi or r PHONES . N .1.',i fi 359 I 1 ..,:: 9 a. m. to 10:30 p. m. i A u. O 347 ' 10:30 p. m. to 9 a. 111. 1 I PoPLAR BLUFF, Mo. 1 - OVERBEYH THE HOME OF GOOD FURNlTUHE Vine and Broadway Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SENIORS From From :L X A FRIEND FRIEND ., xy M Ms. a i High School Graduates Wanted For Permanent Positions If you are a High School Graduate and can pass a physical examination there is a permanent position open for you here at home at your local tele- phone office. The work is interesting: five days of 8 hours each are regularly scheduled each week. Overtime and Sundays are time and one-half. Double time is paid for work on legal holidays. The working conditions are unsurpassed. Sickness. disability and death benelits are paid after two years service and if you make it your iife work a pension is paid: all without payroll deduc- tions. If you are interested in a useful career see the Chief Operator for further information. SOUTHEAST Mnssoum TELEPHONE CQMPANY. ,ff QM A MW? my J, 4- .JLI N E fa Q33 s B ., BV f, .KL!'1 -. ,,,4? . 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