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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1951 volume:

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I ' 1,1 me . hi v' .. N i J 1 A I . ' Q -2 Liz-gizgzf' YL A: , Zxfwnz F - fix 'ff 12 11 I f:'1't: f -' F4 - 3 , - 4.. A ' -..JR -4: if it uf lui I-an N ,Q-Q DQ - 1 , 4-ln..WC1S-51444 - 'f Ax. f 'Z ff. Z. Ifkwv-wiv-,Mn - 4 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1951, and salutations to the Sophomores and Juniors. The Bluff staff has done an ex- cellent job of portraying life in Senior High School during this school year of 1950-51. I feel sure that in after years when you turn the pages of this book, many fond memories of your Senior High days will return to bring you happinessg and, perhaps, a wee bit of sadness. I wish for you the best of all the good things of lifeg and may God bless you in all your endeavors. Cordially yours, 50? E. T. PETE PETERS Principal EMERY T. PETERS Principal PAT WEBER Secretary GEORGE R. LOUGHEAD Superintendent And I saac's servants digged in the valley, and found there a well of springing water. To you who in the exultation of youth may look this way there are, in the broad valleys of your minds deep wells of thought, of love, of human understand- ing, of faith in God and man, of good work done, and of hopes for tomorrow. To set these hidden wells springing, make them alive and fruitful, only you can' dig into the depths of your own mind. The wells will not be opened by the servants of Isaac, by your servants, or by the servants of any other one. Only you and you alone can open the wells of your mind and keep them open during a whole lifetime. tion E R. LOUGHEAD CLARABELLE GRAY Superintendent Secretary yw-ri' fs Left to right: Harold Collardg C. E. O'Nealg E. W. Jiles, Presidentg C. M. Leeg V. H. Stewardg Scott Cotrell, Vice-President. Board of Education The regulation of the systems of all Poplar Bluff schools has been the principal duty of the Board of Edu- cation. This indispensable body has been responsible for various im- provements and for the smooth functioning of the school programs in this city. Q H. P. BENNETT Treasurer W. R. MARTIN Secretary CASSIE ALDRICH, B.S., M.E. ANNA MAE BIRCH, A.A., B.S. PEGGY BLIRGE, A.B. Southeast Missouri State College, University of Missouri, Synodical Qeorgetown College, Qeorge Peabody University of Missouri College, Central College College Geography English, Latin English, Speech, Senior Class Sponsor FACULTY SUE BAUMGARDNER, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College History, Sophomore Class Sponsor Westminster, University of Missouri Supervisor, Trade and Industrial Education, D. O. Club Sponsor, Honor Society Sponsor INEZ CLUBB, B.S. 'Will Mayfield junior College, Southeast Missouri State College American History, Missouri History CORA COLLINS, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College, 'University of Missouri, 'Unviersity of Colorado Mathematics, Honor Society Sponsor CBottom Rowj CLARENCE CONNER, B.S., M.Ed. STANLEY CONNER, A.A., A.B. JOHN GARMAN Xirlesville Slate Teachers' College, University of Missouri Bandp Orchestrag Music Appreciationg Boys' Chorus FACULTY WILLIAM E. HAYNES, B.S. Uniuersily of Missouri Physical Educationf Hygieney Junior Class Sponsor PAULINE HEARNE, B.S. Lindenwood College, 'Washington University, Julliard School of Music Music Appreciation 5 Chorus ALFRED D. HOBBS, B.S.A University of Missouri Industrial Arts llluttom Rowj Theria junior College, Berea College SNP Sciencef Senior Class Sponsor WILMA HANN, A.B. Marymount College, University of Missouri Commerce MARYE HOLLEY, B.S. MYRTLE DEANE IEFFORDS, B.S. Oklahoma Baptist 'University Southeast Missouri State College, Commerce 'University of Colorado Dramatics, Librarian, Dramatics Club Sponsor, Honor Society Sponsor, Library Club Sponsor RICHARD E. KINDER, B.S. 'Will Mayfield Junior College, Soutbeast Missouri State College, 'University of 'Wyoming Social Science, Drivers' Training, Bluff Sponsor, junior Class Sponsor FACULTY MRS. WALTER MARSH, A.A., B.S. 'William 'Woods College, 'University of Missouri Physical Education, Hygiene , G.A.A. Sponsor , x VERA McKNlGHT, B.S.E. University of 'Arkansas Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor HENRlE'l'l'A Ml:'l'Z, B.S. Northeast Missouri State College, 'University of Missouri Coordinator, D. O. Club Sponsor, Honor Society Sponsor RUTH MINETREE, B. S. Drury College, 'University of Missouri English, Journalism, The Family, Bluffer Sponsor, Honor Society Sponsor .Ny PQ-an-nv' RAYMOND E. RIDGE, B.S. VIRGINIA ROYSTON, B.S. ZORA STEVENS, A.B. 'University of Missouri 'University of Missouri San Diego College, Southwest Agriculture: REA. sponsor Commerce, Bluff sponsor Missouri State College, 'University of Missouri English FACULTY DONALD M. SWAIN, B.S. MITLI ANN WATT, B.S. Washington University Enllilhi Student Council Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor University of Missouri William Jewell College Social Science, Spanish, junior Class Sponsor, Bluff Sponsor, Spanish Club Sponsor -1 1 CLARENCE WYATT, ILS. 'University of Zlissouri Physical Education, Sophomore Class Sponsor Aga, Q if 1- , 5' B' CLASS S N iii SENIORS N. S. Sechrest was chosen president as a result of the election of class officers, others were: Jeannette Lam bert, Vice-president, Frances Frey, Secretary, and Bob Hendrickson, Treasurer. At the first class meeting Mr. Donald Swain, Miss Peggy Burge, Mrs. Ruth Minetree, and Mr. Stanley Conner were chosen as sponsors. The regular sale of Curtis maga- zines, Christmas cards, and gift wrappings was conducted by the seniors, and the stands at the foot- ball and, basketball games were op- erated under their management. This was the initial year for the sale of Siar Times newspapers and the presentation of the Barbershop- pers as a means of soliciting funds. The Senior Play directed by Miss Burge was presented in April. The juniors again played host to the seniors at the Prom. The event of supreme interest was the trip to New Orleans in May. The picnic was enjoyed shortly before the Baccalaureate and Com- mencement exercises conclusively ended the year. Plfsident-N. S. Sechrest ' r Vice Presidenf-Jeannette ' Secrefpry-Frances Frey X N Treasurer-Bob I-Iendricksbn EN OR CLASS if , gf' 21.1 'X I J. W. Alexander 5 1' I 2 V J' li, 71 Viola Marjorie Dorothy Charles Becky Allen Anthony Asher Baker Barbour ACH Cleta Barbour Lois Bounds :Om Dean Bilbrey ' Ruth Becker jerry Birdsong Joyce I Berry Nancy Birdsong Tommy joan Mary Alice Nick Lowen Bowden Boyers Buff Carlos Cattron Alma Chatman jack Crawford Vada Drake 1? l 1 C Richard Geneva Donald Treva Wendell Chatman Chilton Clifton Cox Crane .:'P. Richard Dickison Warren Davenport joan Diamond joy Lynn Cruce Eugene Dee Terry Sue Joyce Gwen jim David Duckles Duggins Dunning Eason Edwards ' 4 7 VY7j I V X r l Q' 4 E y y 1, A if ,'m'L ara I Doris jerry Eolen Dick lmo ene M s ary Edwards Edwards Elrod Emery Emery Essary Freda Faries john 7, Files 'Q l I ., L- Myra Fairless Don Forrest Carolyn Felts Marilj Foster Richard Katherine Frances Raymond Mary Sue Francis Frazier Fre ' y Frost Fulton Gilliam 'Z ci 4 I Y- ,' S X 4 X . X F t Y g Betty Betty Robert Anna Ethel Eugene Hendrickson Henthorne Henthorne Howard Hall Hcifner 1 Tom Kalkhrenner Virginia jackson Maycc jones le1h I mu jackson Victoria johnson Beatrice llumhlc Butih limnty l,nrrv Beatrice Teresa jeannettc ' Kcmler Knowles Knpcr Lambert Keasler kent .. Jo' ,g. 'O -fp- 4 Dorothy Reva Betty Richard Evalyn Nancy L88 Lee Lowe Lumpkins McClard McDaniel 'M Wd Beverly McGaffin Donna , Mcmll 3' P' Sonny McPherson 8 Almira Maddox Freddie A MCMillin Lulabeu Magill Artis Lillian Willis Lorene June Thomas Markel Martin May Mayo Mayse Mayse v-15 l . ligig Travis Anita Ann Bob Nil'-3 Million Montgomery Nelson Nelson Osborn OWCIIS Murl ,Q Pemberton Roberta Patterson L joe Pearce Bob Vernon Patterson Payton Walter Parkin Loretta Robert Shirley Mary Marjorie Betty Pennington Perrin Pollard Porterficld Powers Preslar , 4 Y 1 1 s fix-'O fp....... ., fe 4 my i W if . X . K 5 if V ILL s K ' a sis 5 , Carol Dick Price Priest Henry Gene Eva Gerry Priest Rayburn Reed Reid V Carl Rice Gladys Robinson Sandra Richter ' - - - Carita Joyce Roe Crystal Robertson Elaine Rushin Doris Bill Duane jim N. S. Bob St. james Salyer Sa er ' nn Scoggms Sechrest Seylwld 2. .ry ,f- . Pat Bob Burlis Robert Benny Lometa Shcnron Shields Simmons Simpson Smith Standley 29 f xx- Q Bill ' Terrell Donald - Stone I Delores 1 1 Tacken Dorothy f' X Stoecker Herbert Stover Bessie Stephens Barbara Berniece john Roy Iva jean Barbara Thacker Thornburgh Thurman Tibbs Tinker Turner I YW , ,R a -r , Z , .T X. 1 ' 5 I , f K , If K yay I 4 f ' W wi L ' Chafles Leona l0hl'lIli0 Richard Mary Wilma Tllfnff Turner Uebelein 0 Wagner Wallis Ward '13 Philip Warren Vera Wicks . 5 William Weaver Y vw Ray Williams Jerry Y Wheeler Dewey Winters Ann Paul Earl Beverly Robe rt Womack Woods Worley Young Zumwalt 19 ' fs.. '-W' W f+ if 5' , 1' 'W' V 9 SE J. W. ALEXANDER-D.O. MARJORIE ANTHONY-G.A.A. DOROTHY ASHER-D.O. BECKY BARBOUR-Honor Society, Student Council, President of Sophomore Class, Quill and Scroll, G.A.A. Vice-president, Bluff Editor, Cheer- leader, Senior Personality, Valentine Queen, Football Queen- 1 9 S 0, Bluffer. JOYCE BERRY-Bluffer, G.A.A. JERRY BIRDSONG-Boy's Chorus, F.F.A. Treasurer 49-S0, Reporter 50-Sl. NANCY BIRDSONG-Library Club Secretary, F.H. A., D.O., G.A.A. LOIS BOUNDS-D.O. TOMMY BOWDEN-D.O. Vice-president. MARY ALICE BUFF-Library Club, Honor Society Recording Secretary, D.O., G.A.A,, Sophomore Class Treasurer. NICK CARLOS-Basketball. ALMA CHATMAN-D.O. GENEVA CHATMAN-F.H.A. DONALD CHILTON-Band, Orchestra. TREVA CLIFTON-F.H.A., G.A.A., Glee Club. RICHARD CRANE-Band, Orchestra. JOY LYNN CRUCE-F.I'I.A., G.A.A., Dramatics Club Vice-president, Quill and Scroll Vice- president, Student Council Secretary, Bluffer, Spanish Club Secretary, Bluff Queen 1949 and 1950, Senior Personality. JOAN DIAMOND-F.H.A. VADA DRAKE-Dramatics Club, F.H.A., G.A.A. TERRY SUE DUCKLES-Bluffer, Bluff, President of F.H.A., Dramatics Club Treasurer, Honor Society Sergeant-at-Arms, G.A.A. Reporter, Student Council, Quill and Scroll Treasurer, Dramatics Club Play. JOYCE DUGGINS-G.A.A., Honor Society, D.O., Junior Class Secretary. JERRY EDWARDS-Key Club, Honor Society, Bluf- fer, Band, Orchestra, Football, Basketball, Track, Senior Personality. I OR EOLEN ELROD-Dramatics Club, D.O., Bluffer, Boys' Chorus. DICK EMERY-D.O., Bluffer, Boys' Chorus. IMOGENE EMERY-F.I'I.A., G.A.A., Bluffer, Glee Club. MARY ESSARY-Library Club, Dramatics Club, Honor Society Reporter, D.O., G.A.A. Secre- tary, Dramatics Club Play. FREDA FARIES-F.H.A. MYRA FAIRLESS-Library Club President, Quill and Scroll, G.A.A., D.O., Student Council Vice- president, Bluffer, Junior Class Vice-president. CAROLYN FELTS-G.A.A. DON FORREST-Football. MARILYN FOSTER-D.O. RICHARD FRANCIS-Key Club, Student Council. KATHERINE FRAZIER-Library Club, Dramatics Club, Assistant Director of. Dramatics Club Play. FRANCES FREY-Library Club, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Bluffer, G.A.A., Honor Society Secretary, Quill and Scroll President, Senior Class Secretary. MARY FULTON-F.H.A., G.A.A., Student Council, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, Assistant Direc- tor of Dramatics Club Play. SUE GILLIAM-G.A.A. BETTY HALL-Bluff, Student Council, Sophomore Class Secretary. ETHEL HENTHORNE-G.A.A., Glee Club. LEAH LOU JACKSON-F.I'I.A., G.A.A., Band, Or- chestra. TERESA KUPER-G.A.A. JEANNETTE LAMBERT--Library Club Treasurer, Honor Society, Vice-president Senior Class. REVA MAE LEE-F.H.A., Dramatics Club. BETTY LOWE-F.H.A., G.A.A. RICHARD LUMPKINS-Key Club. ARTIS MARKEL-Dramatics Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Band, Orchestra, Vice-president of Sophomore Class, Senior Personality, Business Manager of Dramatics Club Play. LORENE MAYO-F.H.A., G.A.A., Glee Club. BEVERLY MCGAFFIN-F.H.A., Secretary of Dra- matics Club, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Head Cheerleader, Dramatics Club Play, G.A.A. ACTIVITIES LOIS MILLION-D.O. NIRA JOYCE OWENS-Library Club, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, G.A.A., Secretary F.I'I.A. BOB PATTERSON-Football, Track. ROBERTA PATTON-Student Council, D.O. JOE PEARCE-Dramatics Club, Student Council, D.O., Boys' Chorus, Dramatics Club Play. LORETTA PENNINGTON--D.O., G.A.A., Bluffer. ROBERT PERRIN-D.O., F.F.A. SHIRLEY POLLARD-Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Glee Club. MARY PORTERFIELD-Library Club, G.A.A., F.H.A. Parliamentarian, Dramatics Club Play. MAR-JORIE POWERS-F.H.A., G.A.A., Glee Club President, Dramatics Club, Dramatics Club Play. CAROL PRICE-Library Club, F.H.A. DICK PRIEST--Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Boys' Chorus, Football, Track. EVA REED-F.H.A. GERRY REID-G.A.A. CARL RICE-D.O. SANDRA RICHTER-Library Club Secretary, Dra- matics Club, Honor Society President, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Treasurer Junior Class, Editor of Bluff, G.A.A. Secretary, Senior Per- sonality. CRYSTAL ROBERTSON-F.H.A. GLADYS ROBISON-F.H.A., G.A.A. CARITA JOYCE ROE-G.A.A. ELAINE RUSHIN-F.I-I.A., G.A.A. DUANE SANNER-Key Club Treasurer, Boys' Cho- rus, Basketball Student Manager. JIM SCROGGINS-Key Club, Honor Society, Bluf- fer, Boys' Chorus. N. S. SECI-IREST-Boys' Chorus, Senior Class Presi- dent, Football Captain, Basketball Captain, Base- ball, Track. PAT SHEARON--F.H.A., G.A.A. BOB SHIELDS-Dramatics Club President, D.O., Bluff, Band, Orchestra, Boys' Chorus, Dramatics Club. BOB SIMPSON-Key Club President, Dramatics Club, Honor Society Treasurer, Boys' Chorus, Student Council, Bluff, Band, Orchestra, Senior Person- ality. BENNY SMITH-Key Club, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Boys' Chorus, Dra- matics Club Play. BESSIE STEPHENS-F.H.A. DORIS ST. JAMES-F.H.A., G.A.A., Band, Orchestra. DOROTHY STOECKER-F.H.A., Quill and Scroll, Bluffer, Spanish Club. DONALD STONE-F.F.A. BILL TERRELL-D.O., F.F.A. BARBARA THACKER-D.O. BERNIECE THORNBURGH--Library Club Vice- president, G.A.A., F.I-LA., Honor Society. JOHN TI-IURMAN-D.O., F.F.A. ROY TIBBS-Student Council, Football, Basketball. Track, Valentine King, Eva Jean Tinker, F.H.A BARBARA TURNER-Second Vice-president, F.I'I.A., Treasurer of G.A.A., Band, Orchestra, Honor Society, Basketball Queen. CHARLES TURNER-Student Council, Boys' Chorus, Junior Class President, Football Student Man- ager, Track, Basketball, Football, Spanish Club. LEONA TURNER-Library Club Reporter, F.H.A., Honor Society. RICHARD VVAGNER-Football, Track. MARY WALLIS-F.H.A., Dramatics Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Parliamentarian, Business Man- ager Dramatics Clubs Play. JERRY WHEELER-Key Club, Dramatics Club, Stu- dent Council, Band, Orchestra, Football, Basket- ball Student Manager, Track, Senior Personality, Dramatics Club Play. VERA WICKS-Library Club, G.A.A., Secretary of Glee Club. RAY VVILLIAMS-F.F.A., Basketball. PAUL WOODS-D.O., Bluffer. EARL WORLEY-D.O. BEVERLY YOUNG-Dramatics Club, G.A.A. ROBERT ZUMWALT-D.O. IUNIURS Jerry Pillow presided over the first junior class meeting assisted by Jimmy Frank, Vice-presidentg Patty Gayle, Secretary, and Sue Davis as Treasurer. Coach Haynes, Miss Vera McKnight, Miss Mitzi Watt, and Mr. Richard Kinder were se- lected as class sponsors. The carnival on December 10 was termed a success. Barbara Tuep- ker was the queen candidate from the class. In the spring on May 11, the Prom, beautiful in Chinese garden decorations, was given in honor of the seniors. The annual picnic concluded the year. ' M. ' President-jeffy Pillow Vice Pr ident-jim Frank - Sec ltary-Patricia Gayle .Treasurer--Sue Davis f ,let 1 A 2 Dorothy Aldrich Carolyn Buff Kenneth Burcks Allen Burrows Nancy Callahan Beatrice Campbell Kenneth Carter Tom m y Casey Jeanine Castleman Helen Chaffin Eddi C e hristian Myron Christian Richard ROY Joan FRY? Lois Patricia Alexander Allen Anderson Arno'-c 3 Dcloy Arnold FITICS Joyce Bagdley Joanne Baker Arlie Barker Lorita Bauer Chester Beaty En rl Bennett Maxine Bennett Dianne Bess James Blakcney Eugene Brake Nancy Erase Davis Broolcerson Jay Cosey Brown Eugene Bruce sq? Glenn Buchanan .1 Q..-A i 'J f I AW' X 'NN 1' ' Jackie Loretta Clark Patsy Jim Eddie Mary Clark Clnfli Cochran Conover Cgoncg Bill Cridcr ,v rv -1 Dukc Margie Louis Bill Sue. lb'rtson Curcwn Da1ViS DJVIS Croy Cu L 'ii 1 Yvonne Diamond Dale Dickens Maxine Dickens .Iuanita Diggcs Belly Divine l 1 ' ' V V r ' 1 -lanicv Dodd i :V licrtlia Dowd Carolyn lipps Q Claire lissnry 6 v f....,'-' Catherine llvcns ne f XX l ' HQ, F 4 - i. l ' W a. -Q I 1, i .Ne-i - u.l,l Betty Des Granges Bob Ferguson Duggie Fisher Slicrra Do Foard Camey Foster Mary Lou Foster Charles Frey Par Francis jim Frank Dennis Gamblin Edith Gardner Virginia Gardner Gnlc Garrcr Pat Gayle Ronald Gillham Jack Gordon Allison Bill Leroy H I Hartman Ian Shirley llarr ar Carroll lf'-lil-1 h 1 Circcr firucr llayncs l lays -of 'E' 1 f , .lHmCS Billy Joy Jeanette Harold Pat Head Hendrickson Hcnthornc Hershey Hicks Bill Hoover Earlene Horn Bud Howard Joe Hudson Paul Hunter james Inman Clayton Irby joyce Karnes john Kezrbey Leroy Kenrbey ,I 1 Lyle Kearbey Lyndle Kearbcy Russell Keith Dunne Keller Louise Kel IOII I Gerald Killian Joetta King Donna Kiser Bill Knorr Eunice Knuckles Frank Krudwig David Krueger Berry Landis Willie Larrew Bill Lee l X L- L X L-, Bob jim Lee Mary Helen jim Geraldine June Ralph Lemon Lichtenegger Lohr Mack Maddox Mereditl Mnrjor Hinchey Hine. n Q G G f'-' 5 av If 'Bw W V Y , '57 if nn. Carol Bo b Pat Kenneth Gail Buelah Gloria Smoot SpenC6 Spencer Steffan Stigall Swafford Thornto Barbara Tuepker Joyce Vmderpool l lerrl' VRHDOVH GaYle Way ShirlCY Weaver f ' 'KA A A jack vjeeks l james Wells mmm Whaley Betty yyjhiu Glenn williams jackie Sue Williams K. gf Maxine Jimmy Par Gerald Ronald Larry joan Williams Wilson Woods Worley Worley Wright Yount 'fe -all L X 0 X I fx hild .4 LII 9 I Q it M UPHO- MORES During the second Week of school the sophomores elected their class officers. They Were Mark Murray, Presidentg Edward Lewis, Vice-pres- identg Wanda Stone, Secretaryg and Walter Simpson, Treasurer. Mrs. Sue Baumgardner and Coach Wyatt were chosen as sponsors. Wanda Stone was the sophomore class candidate in the Junior Carni- val Queen contest. Marilyn Mitch- elle was given the honor of making the trip to Jefferson City on the sophomore pilgrimage. The annual class picnic climaxed the year. i V . , , x5,,A: D 1, W sf fra , xn Ae. i f Qqlln R ii .ix - . 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'Fl'-' ,Q - B, ,ff Allen' Abbott Mary llou Alexander Pat Anderson Betty Armes La Verne Barnes Chelmer Barrow james Bess Barbara Biggs Mary Billows Robert Birkhead Sandra Bloodworth Dixie Bond Charles Boyer Donald Brannum Barbara Branscombe Marie Brantley Ada Brewington Shirley Broadway Donald Brown Doris Brown 3 Evalce Brown Gloria Bruce Ronnie Burkett jerry Burton Robert Burton J1mfSCHmP Willard Campbell Jimmy Chiles Ronald Chronister Beatrice Clark Kenneth Clark Helen Clore Sandra Cochran -qv f 4 jane Crnvcns .lolm Crow .lim Crucc john Cutsingcr Virginia Davis Clifford Durringmn George Diggcs Cicmlnlinu Duty I.vroy lflliot Num IQIHUISOH Marlene limcry l..lf1l1y lfvani Rulu l .iirlcSS Cflarcncc licrwcrnla Nancy Files llorotlmy limncis Belly lfrcmlwcll Norma Ci.lrLlncr Norma Garner Betty Garrett Shirley Glasgow -lim Godwin Com Sue Gould lillm Que Gould Betty Cr.1l1.un Robert Graham Sluirlcy Gunn Dale Halsey Bobby Harris Ronald Harris Curtis Hawkins James Hayes Dale Haynes Clara Lee Hays Peggy Head Margaret Heifner Ted Henson Sylvester Herzog Charles I-Iillis Hartman Holland Tony Hough Shirley Hubbard Floy Hunter Mae Hutchinson jackie Hyde Geneva Inman Virgil Inman Stanton Irby Marilyn James Gayle johnson Orlin johnson Jerome Kenner Pat Kesler Floyd Kitchen J .-Q' , -5 N f I Pat Lamey Bob Leach Richard Leach Eugene Le Grand Knrene Lemons ,J 2- .- ! ll Eddie Lewis Norman Lewis Norma Litton Leo McCarter Louise McCarthy Hoyt McDaniel Vera McKinney Betty Mack john Marlin Danny Mast Erhel Mcdling Dorothy Middleton Roger Midkiff Gnrlon Milgrim Coy Millard Harry Minctree Marilyn Mitchellc Imogene Mitclmer ju.1nit.i Morgan Mark Murray Carol Owen Roberta Palmer Genevieve Pnrslmll Jack Piirterson 1 1 auf L Ln Dawn Paterson Gerald Pearce john Pennington jackie Penrod Bradford Petty Wayiie Pickering Wilma Pierce Everett Plunk W. J. Poguc ji iiii ny Pollard Thelmi Porter Allen Powell Nelm Powers john Prall Anita Priest jerry Proffer William Reynolds Margaritm Rice Wanda Robinson Betty Roland Allene Romine Gerald Rona Clement Root .lack Rushin Sam Sample Joyce Schxnerbauch Phyllis Scoggins Bonnie Sue Scott Mary Seasongood Doris Sells Lois Slleelly Eugene Simmons John Simpson Walter Simpson Lind Sisson Marguerite Sligcr Ernestine Sneed Bob Sparkman Rex Starwalt Howard Steinmeu Neal Stevens Lois Srillcy ,lack Sloeeker Clyde Stone .fu S ffl Aloyce Stone XVanda Stone Leo Strenfel Mary Stricklin Glen Sullivan Paul Tackcrt Bob Taylor Georgia Thorne Doris Ann Thornton Gordon Tlwurman Richard Thurston Claudette Trout Robert Tucker Fred Valentine 'x 6 -al sIk.. Q MGI 'Ei ,ur I rl-li 5 AQ f 5 5' gv-N FTA , , . 46 K lf Emi H ff- 5 dn w f li L1 1 I '54 ii Sf Q gf: ' ,Jd '+I ,. 4. 45? r ' 1 1 'f.2:'f-KSU 2 ff in 2 ihlfisi AV1::A 52 1- fy, my ag if if BRANCH STUDIO AT 695 FIFTH H 4 AVENUE M . , , , fe l of glrflzunyfwrrag cfzaaf gf aracmcg ll East 43rd Street,New York IZ N.Y MURRAY Hlu. 2-4647 December 5, 1950 Dear Misa Maddox: the staff members. t compliment to have h ol ask me be It is a grea of the Poplar Bluff Senior High Sc o choose the yearbook queen. I will be delighted to make my selections from the. u send.. plcturos that yo I Wi co al g od wiehee, Ar ur Murray E Reba Fairlefs BLUFF QUEEIV 15ffrff 'fpvq i 5s 9? 55' if ' sf: 5 ROYALTY SNAP5 -ig 1 Q r f A ' ' 'fig in nf, 12 . '. 5 -..:s.i:5,1E T, . M,96 VIRGINIA JACKSON Attendant BARBARA TUEPKER Attendant h -ui Attendant! to Football Queen Sheff D F d 'wir' Barbara Barbour FOOTBALL QUEEN Attendant! to Betyleetlaelll Queen Sb DFd D W Q Barbara Turner BASKETBALL QUEEN was 'UQ 'naw ,f, Sig Barbara Barbour and Sandra Richter kb ' .L ' , i-fftyf ff . ' ' n l.. 5 11711. -- ., ,.Y.::,5.r11-ffm' gg' I . We ..,. ,...,, QW, L XQ l 11343 if JJ M' 3 f 4-'35 H W Q Robert Hendrickson and Walker Keasler Tfdiflzl' Mgnggomwjl STUDENT COIDVCIL PRESIDENT MAYCE JONES ARTIS ANN MARKEL iicci diff ' SANDRA RICHTEK .YENIUR Chosen annually by the faculty, the senior personalities consist of ten outstanding students, five boys and five girls. Char- acter, cooperation, dependability, leader- JOY LYNN CRUCE PERSONALITIES and a high scholastic stand- ship, service, ' ' ' l reco ard make them eligible for specia g- nition created by this honor. UUB SIMPSON BARBARA BARBOUR TRAVIS MONTGOMERY son HENDRICKSON Cloeerleavlem A :, Pat Woods The cheerleaders are well known throughout this area for their stamina and exuberance. Pro- moting pep and enthusiasm among the student body, they are a significant factor in arousing interest in sports and loyalty to the school. .1 , 4 I V N31 ' Barbara Barbour Beverly Mc'Gaffin Dianne Bess v k - i ff ! A ,, 45 : 24. if: i P fl' -521 r-'- 'f.fZ ': .. H ' I --rf?- Q ,Img .U ,M kgA1ii3..,,.g.n:.g4 1Q::m:lii'z..RfHiw M7' Au L.sNmwi,w ,4f?M...W-S1::?EEQQ,,., Q.gQ,Jsw..--J'w+A' run ,Q are K' -. .. ..- 'C Sitting: Pat Hinchey, Reporterg Myra Fairless, Vice president. Standing: Beatrice Campbell, Secretaryg Travis Mont gomery, Presidentg Jimmy Frank, Treasurer. Members REGULAR ALTERNATE Shirley Broadway Beatrice Campbell Myra Fairless Jimmy Frank Bob Harris Pat Hinchey Eugene LeGrand June Maddox Artis Markel Marilyn Mitchelle Travis Montgomery Sandra Richter Walter Simpson Gail Stigall Leo Strenful Mary Wallis Davis. Brookreson Jimmy Cox Johnny Crowe Sherra Do Foard Richard Francis Bob Hendrickson Billy Hoover Stanton Irby Louise McCarthy Bonnie Palmer Anita Priest Dick Priest Roy Tibbs Jerry Van Dover Donna Willbanks Firsf Row: Eddie Lewis, Donna Wilbanks, Shcrra Do Second Row: Johnny Crow, Richard Francis, Stanton Irby Foard, Bob Hendrickson, Bonnie Palmer, Anita Priest, Roy Davis BYOOIKFCSOH, Dick Priest, Bill Hoover JCFFY V311 Tibbs. Dover. '.' QQ iv dl qi tudent Council One of the school's most energetic and worthy organizations, the Student Council, has been quite successful in achieving its outstanding goal-that of upholding the principles of co- operation and democracy in the school. With the advice and able sponsorship of Mr. Swain it has helped the students in many ways. It has sponsored dances, athletic events, and many other activities in an effort to promote the betterment of all concerned. The ultimate result of this system, in which the students themselves make many of the rules and regu- lations, has been a better realization of the necessity for working together and a wider understanding of democracy. First Row: Marilyn Mitchclle, Gail Stigall, Myra Fair- SOD, JUUC M11dd0X, Leo Sffeflful- less, Mary Wallis, Shirley Broadway, Sandra Richter. Third Rgwg. Jim Frank, Artis Ann Mai-kel, Travis Second Row: Bob Harris, Pat Hinehey, Walter Simp- M0nf80mCfYi Beatrice C3mPbelli Eugene LeGf3nd' W if Q9 C? . isdlir Sealed: Bob Hendrickson, Terry Duckles, Frances Frey, Standing: Myra Fairless, Dorothy Stoecker, Cleta Bar- Joy Lynn Crucey Walker Keasler. bour, Becky Barbour, Sandra Richter, Donna McRill June Maddox. uill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school journalists. Candidates for membership in this organi- zation must be in the upper 'third of their class at the time of their election, must have done superior work in writing, editing, or business, or arrangement, and be recom- mended by their advisor. These recommen- dations are then submitted to the Execu- tive Secretary of the Society for approval. President-Frances Frey Vin' President--Joy Lynn Cruce Secretary-Robert Hendrickson Treasurer-Terry Sue Duckles Reporter-Walker Keasler I 'irsl Row: Mary Alice Buff, Becky Barbour, Sandra Richter, Third Row: jim Scoggins Ji Y Lambert, Travis Mont Ileta Barbour, Nancy McDaniel, Lulabell Magill. gomcry, Terry Duckles, Jerry Edwards, Mayce Jones, Barbara iecoml Row: Mary Essary, Berniece Thornburgh, Joyce Dug- Turner. ,ins, Dorothy Lee, Delores Tackett, Frances Frey. Fourfb Row: Bob Simpson, Bob Hendrickson, Donna McRill Honor Societ The National Honor Society, an honorary organization for high school students who excel in scholarship, character, leadership, and service, was established in 1920 to up- hold these principles. An S average in all subjects and participation in at least two activities, the nature of which must be en- tirely different, is necessary for member- ship. After the induction of new members a banquet was held in their honor, and the members participated in various other social events during the year. Front Row: Mary Buff, Recording Secre- tary, Sandra Richter, President, Mary Es- sary, Reporter. Back Row: Bob Simpson, Treasurer, Terry Duckles, Sergeant-at-Arms, Travis Mont- gomery, Vic:--prcsiiienl. R' hterg Cmedgfoyg, Becky Barbour and Sandra ic , Barbour- Bus1nc'ss Manager, Clem lujf In preparation of the yearbook, Bluff, the members of its staff have endeavored to recreate in the best possible manner the many experiences of the school year as they actually occurred in h 1' t e ives of the stu- dents and various organizations. Those members of the faculty who sponsored th ' ' e 1951 edition of the Bluff were: Miss Watt, Miss Birch, Miss Royston, and Mr. Kinder. We express our thanks to the local businessmen through whose court- esy this book has been m ade possible. . Q I Palmer, , - Maxine Bennett, Bonnie Standzngz Bob S1mP50n' B k Barbour, . ' , Seated: Walker Keasler, Cletjxfikfbour' . ec Y P 11 - Sandra Richter, J'-me Madd el-ry 1 ow jimmy Wilson 12211 P P is lujfer , the Bluffer, issued by the journalism students on a bi-monthly, non- ' h d'rec- profit basis was pu rs. Ruth Minetree. The school paper blished under t e 1 tion of M The policy of the Bluffer Staff is to re- cord school news and activities accurately, ' h impartially, and to the best interest of t e E . students and faculty. d'ff fXBob Hend . Adwi-0fxM ' rickson and W fs- Mmetree. auger Kessler. h 'ssue is made financially possible Eac i in larg ' ents of local e measure by advertisem businesses. Sitting: D h Kmler, Doifiii lm' Bob Hendfickson, Walker Sfamlingt Terry Sue Duckles, Frey, JOY Lynn C1-UCC. din MYYS Fairless, Frances U W I 3 45 455 A -H- , N A L, if i . less Pat Afmes . ' - dra Richter, MYW Fmt 1 S , N ra Standing. San . M ce ones De OIC Seated: Helen Chaffin, Mary 32ssarygEjaIEl5linEL'3iT Vim Maxine Bennett, Bob Hendrickson aY Owens, Katherine Frazier, eann T Wicks, Donna McRill. Libmry Club Although it is one of the school's newest ary Club has already established a reputation organizations, the Libr of service to the oging and classify- ing books, its members hav school. Engaged in catal e been very useful in helping students to find information. The members of this c lub have enjoyed several social gather ings, among them a Christmas party. President-D d ackett, Betty Des Granges, joe Hu son onna MCRill' Vice Pr 'cf , 051 ent Berniece Thornburghg Secretary-Sandra Richterg Treat - .urer Jeannette Lambert 5,1 A g.-1, r' , 1 4. .l L-fx 3 Ch 1 ll a Ii I0 Tin! RUN, W - - 4 P , . l oline Wayne Pickering Robert Tucker P I au Third R WI Tackeu. ' ' Second Row, . l I . V jimmy Hi' UW. ater Sim . Montgo f ., '3n'fS, Penny Smyh D . Francis, h s mon' Roy Allen, R' h , Simpsonweflf 30h Simpson, Kenneth Sleflianl Wlgizr Sinner, Travis son, je,r1,oBm'm5 02's,J3anny Mast, RichardlcMacrgari':mgki:S, Richard ' Cas er, john Wheeler ' 'arm' Owen Ted Hen ' 0 Hendrick , , son, Stanton 1,-by I Jerry President .............. 'Vice-President .........., Secretary .,.,..........,. Treasurer ..,,...,............ Sergeant at Arms ....... K Club Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the Key b 'n club was form the upper 1f3 o Truly a service org sedulously worked for the community. ed last year for the oys 1 f their class in scholarship. anization, these boys the school as well as ertaken during the course Projects und ed the presentation of of the year includ a movie Arabian Nig s, tion of Christmas baske ts to the needy. .non simpson ................,.KENNETH STEFFAN .,,......TRAVlS MONTGOMERY ,,...............DUANE SANNER .BEN NY SMlTH ht and the dona- Dfdmdflff Club Since its organization in 1924 the Dra- matic Club has participated assiduously in the dramatic activities of the school. It has been sponsored by Miss Myrtle Deane Jeffords and its chief goals are those of promoting enthusi- asm for and increasing the understanding of drama. The annual induction of new members was held at the beginning of the year. A Christmas play was presented by its members with assistance from the Glee Club. Later a three-act comedy, A Prince There Was , and the reception play, When Shakespeare's Ladies Meetu, were given. First Row: Helen Chaffin, Nancy Callahan, Joanne Baker, Sue Second Row: Marjorie. Hines, Betty Landis, Frankie Zadn Davis Dianne Bess, Mary Lou Foster, Jackie Williams, Beatrice ShU'1eY Broadway, Eddle LeWlS,.I-Oflfa Baller, 10211 Younr Cam bell Clare Essar Third Row: Jackie Clark, Allison Hartman, Jimmy Hay P ' Y' Maxine Bennett, Richard McCarty, Charles Frey, Jack Gord WEA. up 4 ia - i 4 ,Qi df President-Bob Shields, Vice President-Joy Lynn Cruceg Secretary- Beverly McGaffing Treasurer-Terry Sue Ducklesg Sergeant-ab Arms-joe Pearce. mmaticf lub Firxt Row: Mary Essary, Sandra Richter, Terry Sue Duck- Marjorie Powers, Beverly Young, Reva Lee, Joyce Berry, les, Mary Fulton, Joy Lynn Cruce, Beverly Mccaffin, Frances FYCY- Shirlcy Pollard, Mary Porterfield, Katherine Frazier. Tbifd Row: .leffY Wheelcfi Walker Keaslefi Bill S3lYef5: Bob Shields, Tommy Kalkbrenner, Benny Smith, Larry Semml Rows Mary Wallis, Artis Ann Markel, Mayce Jones, Kessler, Bob Simpson. 1 1444 E I r Proffer Lind Sisson, miie., ,..., M , V Tirst Roni: Alfred Prenzil, james Bess, jery , Ronnie Burkett, Rex Starwalt, Gerald Pearce, jim Godwin, Lyndle Laddie Hixson. Kearbey, Eugene Simmons, Hoyt McDaniel, Hadley Barker. 'Fourth Row: Carl Felts, Donald Worley, William Wescoat, Tony Second Row: Leroy Mccmderl Charles Worley' Donald Kiserl Dale Kuper, Kenneth Myhre, Arley Barker, Leo Strenful, Gerald Killian, Haynes jim Armstrong jackie Hyde Silvester Herzog james Pollard Gordon Thurman' , ' ' ' ' ' Tijtb Row: Neal Pinkston, joe Sliger, Charles Fisk, Billy Parks, lame COOPU1 Clyde Swne' Harold uraek, Ronald Martins, George Diggs, junior capper, Paul Third Row: Sidney Shoemake, Lyle Kearbey, Eugene LeGrand, Charles Hunter, john Osborn, Gerald Worley, Bradford Petty. 0 D I Sfmngf President 5 Donald Stone, ' onny Mcphefsoni Vice-President, Standing' Secretar ' y, Paul H . - , Reporter' Jerry Birdsongi Tlitilurierifgzfll,lizbxtlliamsI Exzoidioid by? MIP' Ridge, the Future Farm- . merica IS an organization for vo- cauonal l a81'1CUlture students. It's chief purpose is to encourage interest in the va 1ous aspects of the vocation through the . F, Provement projects that are undertakedfn- Partiff, square dances, and the annual week s visit to the F F A Camp t K ' - . . , ' ' ' 21 3 Missouri highlighted the year and m disets 3 pleasant one. a e It 'V 9 il Tint Row: Ernestine Sneed, Pat Armes, Vada Drake, Carol Price, Marjorie Powers, Virginia jackson, joy Cruce, Bonnie Palmer, Pat Woods, Barbara Turner, Mary Wallis, Artis Markel. Semml Row: Lorita Bauer, Carolyn Buff, Betty Heifner, june Mayse, Betty Armcs, Bcrnieee Thornburgh, Beatrice Humble, Betty Lowe, Lorene Mayo, Geneva Chatman, jackie Williams, Maxine Dickens, Mary Porterfield, Marjorie Hines, Mary Fulton. f7'bird Row: Beverly Mcfiaffin, Marlene Emery, Evelyn Pennington, Freda Faries, Evelyn McClard, Dorothy Stoecker, lva Tinker, Nira olleerf utu 6 0 0 America e Future Th' has been the D ' ff ls akers of America in Poplar Blu Homem ts from the home eco- first year for th It consists of studen d b Miss MC gore Y nomics classes and 15 SPOU Knight. urposes are those the growth of demoCr21CY Among its w0rfhY P of encouraging d 'll in home and family life, Pro- and goo W1 . d ro- . - conorn1cS,f'-U P ' nterest 111 home e motmg' . - ' ' f r all. viding recr eattonal activities 0 mmmmim iri1uiii1'iiV it . -j ..- 'ir , YU ln.. ..,.,,. , HLa,.1?fig1p s, Owens, Mary Foster, joanne Baker, Sherra Do Foard, Mary Lichtenegger, Doris Edwards, Donna Wilbanks. Timrlh Row: Nancy Callahan, Betty Roland, Beatrice Knowles, Marilyn james, Wanda Stone, Viola Allen, Terry Duckles, joan Diamond, Pat Clark. 'Fifth Row: Ruth Becker, Nancy McDaniel, Katherine Evans, Gladys Robinson, Crystal Robinson, Anahelle Osborne, Eva Reed, Treva Clifton, Earlene Horn, joyce Berry, Pat Shearon, Imogene Emery, Marjorie Anthony, Leah jackson, Bonnie Scott, joan Boyers, Ethel Meddling, Pat Anderson, Eunice Knuckles, Barbara Branscomb. gs.: ,I i T ,Y Duckles President, , .e Stnndmtli Barbara Turner' u . . . UIEISUICY. 'I'ice-President: Mariana powers' G , s . . er 3 I X' ' 5 Nra Owens Secretary' l , Foard Stttmy i . Q md fl.,C,,,p,c5,,1g,1t, Sherra Do Dz'1fe1QfQ Led Occu 1D6lfl'07'l.f mg C J. W. Alexander Charles Baker Nancy Birdsong Tommy Bowden Lois Bounds Glenn Buchanan Mary Alice Buff Tommy Casey Alma Chatman Louis Cureton Bill Davis Juanita Digges Joyce Duggins Jim Eason Eolen Elrod Dick Emery Mary Essary Myra Fairless John Files Marilyn Foster Gayle Garrett Eugene Gunn Pat Hinchey Ann Henthorne Jeanette Hershey Gene Howard Tom Kalkbrenner Russell Keith Jimmy Kent David Krueger Willie Larrew Dorothy Lee Lulabelle Magill Lois Million Anita Nelson John O'Conner Bob Osborne Roberta Patterson Joy Pearce Loretta Pennington Robert Perrin Gene Rayburn Carl Rice Wilma Sallee Bob Shields Bill Terrell Barbara Thacker John Thurman Gayle Way Shirley Weaver Paul Woods Earl Worley Robert Zumwalt Diverfi ccupatiom President-Gene Howardg Vice President-Tom Kalkbrenner Secretary-Joyce Dugginsg Treasurer-Lulabelle Magill Reporter-Pat Hinchey. The Diversified Occupations Club is an organization open to students who take part in the program of Working part time and going to school part time. This program is based on co-operation among the student, his employer, and the school and helps the student to get a good idea of what he should expect in the vocation which he aspires to enter after graduation. It prepares him for useful citizenship and happiness in 'his particular field of endeavor. Highlighting the year were the election of officers and the annual Employer Employee Banquet. President-Marjorie Powers, Vice President- Delores Tackettg Secretary and Treasurer- Vera Wicksg Reporter-Joyce Berry. Glee Club The Glee Club, Whose single objective is to help further the advancement of good group singing, is directed by Mrs. Hearne. One important function is singing for various school assemblies. In addition to this, various social occasions marked the year a successful one for these girls. For membership in the club each participant earns one-fourth credit toward his gradua- tion. Flrst Row: Karan Lemons, Marilyn James, Shirly gueritta Rice, Bessie Zurhorst, Maxine Dickens, Hayes, Delores Tackett, Nancy Callahan, Ann Nel- Geraldine DOW- Son, Joyce Schmerbauch, Vera Wicks, Third Row: Mrs. Hearne, Lois Armes, Annabelle Second Row: Nelta Powers, Marjorie Powers, Mar- Osborn, Floy Hunter, Edna Ketcherside, Lorene Mayo, .ai 5 During the short time it has been a part of senior high school life, the Boys' Chorus has done much to develop student talent in group singing. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Clarence Connor the chorus had a successful year in helping to further interest in music. J' Chorus First Row: Walter Simpson, Charles Frey, John Third Row: Pat Neville, Ted Pyle, Jimmy Scoggins, Cursinger. Benny Smith, Tom Kalbrenner, Jerry Edwards, Jim- Srcond Row: Jerry Birdsong, jerry Pillow, Jimmy my Cruce, Buddy Howard, Jerry Wheeler, Larry Chiles, Bill Salyers, Duane Sanner, Rodger Medciff. Kessler. , 3 ggg. L... flaw fl 4 .t . .im r, ,mc ,v.., W.. ,, ,,,,,.,.w.wi we-7-A ...mwf vw .W Q M w-5 sn. .M-1 Maw f Tron! Daniel ,' Row: Mary Fulton, Viola Allen, Marjorie Anthony, Nancy Mc- Virginia Jackson, Sherra Do Foard, Jackie Williams, Bonnie Palmer, Jo Ann Scott, Nancy Brase, Patty Gayle. Second Row: Donnis Gamblin, Nelta Powers, Edna Greer, Shirley Hayes, Mary Coonce, Alene Romine, Nora Emerson, Barbara Rost, Joan Qualls, Sue Davis, Lois Sheehy, Betty Graham, Becky Barbour, Peggy Head, 5 i is Pat Woods, Margery Moss. ...sexe Sitting: Sandra Richter, Secretaryg Terry Duckles, Reporter. Standing: Mary Wallis, Sergeant-at-Armsg Barba ra Turner, Treasurerg Beatrice Camp- bell, Presidentg Becky Barbour, Vice-p1esi- dent. Sfbird Row: Eamestine Sneed, Bertha Dowd, Claire Essary, Loretta Clark. Tourtb Row: Joyce Stone, Beatrice Campbell, Leah Jackson, Berniece Thornburgh, Nancy Callahan, Betty Desgranges, Eunice Knucldes, Joyce Karnes, Frankie Zadnick, Barbara Turner, Leah McGruder, Shirley Gunn, Margaret Willis, Sue Gilliam, Vera Wicks, Artis Markel, Mary Wallis, Sandra Richter, Teresa Kuper, Ann Womack, Betty Divine, Pauline Purdom, Dorothy Aldrich, Jeanine Castleman. Girly' Azflalenk Aifociation Sponsored by Mrs. Marsh, the Girls' Athletic Association consists of members from the physical education classes. Essential for membership is a good scholastic record in all subjects and outstanding athletic ability. The incentive which has prompted the organization of this club has been a desire to promote good sportsmanship and to pro- vide recreation for the members. Seated: Sherra Do Foard, Gail Stigall, Nancy McDaniel, Standing: Sue Davis, Dorothy Virginia Jackson, Bonnie Palmer, Joy Cruce, Jackie Ralph Meredith, Miss Watt, Davis Brookreson -sv 4 'L ' .' . ff, 13 E f . 5 : I 4 in c Williams, Mary Fulton. McCarty, Allison' Hartman, Barbara Rost. Spanzklo Club Sponsored by Miss Mitzi Watt and organized principally to provide social activities for its members, the Spanish Club is an out- growth of the addition of the Spanish course to the high school curriculum. Another important purpose has been to stress Pan-Americanism. Membership has been open to a number of students not tak- ing the subjects although only Spanish stu- dents were considered charter members. Bonnie Palmer, Vice-presidentg Sue Davis, Reporter, Dick McCarty, President, jackie Williams, Treasurer, joy Cruce, Secretary. CLARENCE CONNER Band and Orchestra Leader VIOLIN Peggy Head John Simpson Louise McCarthy Clara jane Tedrick Jayne Powers Mary Bausworth James Camp Patricia Semington Suzanne 'Kihlmire Carol Sterling Jerry St. James Linda Chronister VIOLA Billy Collard CELLO Walter Simpson Roberta Palmer Mernberr Shirley Broadaway Frankie Zadnick BASS Bill Salyer Donna Norton Pat Neville FLUTE Joan Anderson CLARINET Jerry Edwards Benny Smith Leah Lou jackson Nira Owens Robert Birlthead Marguerite Sliger Betty Graham Senior ITH I9 Orclaeftm SAXOPHONE Don Chilton Barbara Turner Johnny Crow HORN Buddy Howard James Dodd BARITONE Dick Emery TRUMPET Bob Seybold Kenny Clark Benny Shell Bobby Harris Gary Oelsen Glenn Van Kirk TROMBONE john Cutsinger Eddie Lewis PERCUSSION Lois Sheehy Sandra Bloodworth Donna Willbanks TYMPANI Mary Lichtenegger PIANO Sherra Do Foard MARIMBA Mary Shaffer 3 i Poplar Bluff Zllunzkqml Band . FLUTE joan Anderson Pat Hinchey janet Drew PICCOLO Tom Croy CLARINET jerry Edwards Benny Smith Sherra Do Foard Leah Lou jacluon Nira Owens Donna Norton Danny Mast Bob Birlthead Betty Graham Genevieve Parshall Marguerite Sliger Billie Collard Phillip Weber Frankie Zadniclt Mary Howard Phyllis Delany Susie Sharp SAXOPHONE Don Chilton Barbara Turner john Crow Member: Ruth Ann Baldwin jackie Layne David Prater jo Ann Mathews HORN Buddy Howard jimmy Chiles Larry Taylor James Camp TRUMPET Bobby Seybold Kenny Clark Benny Shell Leon Busby Bobby Harris James Dodd jean Helton Gary Oelson Jimmie Hall jimme Maze E u gene Bruce BARITONE Dick Emery Rodger Midkiff TROMBONE Eddie Lewis john Cutsinger Jerry Vandover Bill Brickell Yvonne Forrest Gale Garrett BASS Pat Neville Gene Roberts Bob Sanner Carroll Lade PERCUSSION john Simpson Mary Lou Foster Dianne Bess Sandra Bloodworth Shirley Broaclaway Clara Tedrick Roberta Palmer Lois Shoehy Clara Jo Scott Betty Ellis Adgar Buschman BELLS Pat Woods Peggy Head Pat Gayle TYMPANI Mary Helen Lichtenegger DRUM MAJOR Mary Helen Lichtenegger MAJORETTES Sherra Do Foard Pat Hinchey joan Anderson Lorita Bauer Carol Smoot M, s l , 3 4 , Ma brettef ..g W .Zio x N. V JOAN FAY ANDERSON in SHERRA DO FOARD 2 Wy: X Rafi 'mm vfif L Q if X A M 4-X X -as-s ,QP ' -Uf rv! , l,.. QQ' CAROL SMOOT Poplar Bluff is well justified in vaunting its majorettes for the spirit and zest they con- M ARY HELEN tribute to each athletic occasion. Partici- LICHTENEGGER pating in this section of the band not only offers them the initiative to excel in this field, but affords them much pleasure. AW PAT HINCHEY LORITA BAUER is R Mi. .lx Ax-. L f W, :Lg M f +11 X W , .Nwsl M. ' X 1. wr k .KM fn 'l iff X 3 i1 E 1 fi 'BY' Q-ibm ,W -, Q. ,ww f 5 v F 4 - . 4? , L LA,, lziy Vg 'K gli? sm W--3 I Q., 2 L, -.:. ' Q 'P K 251 . .,.,h 4 2 4 A 1 M' if 14, Kyinn ww A we s 0 0 U l 9: wt-:las may 'if' 1 G Qs' aw' if A . I I H 21 Isl. ',.-at ,....4ll ,, gm Rn -ua, ,- if ,I f .f. fy f' 5 LETTERMEN RICHARD PRIEST JIM LoI-IR BILL I-IoovER WAI,-I-ER 5IMp50N Tackle Taclde Captain N. S. SECHREST End Tackle Tackle I I . G Q ERRY WHEELER J Gem, 'UCHAR2 XVAGNER ALLEN BURROWS CAMERON FOSTER n End Center ' I . I I 2 0 K' A IAIA E I A A' . IAAII ,AI A IL- ,,,-. ' fww f W -,',, ,A : ,',- -I 1 ,kL. -AI: E, L I ., I SONNY MCPHERSON TRAVIS MONTGOMERY BILL KNOTT Guard Guard Guard MARK MURRAY Guard LETTERME ROY TIBBS Quarterback ,id 'U' :pin - - . ,K - .- ., ,-.,,. ,, .,n... H-.-4 .1 -,4- -... .1 1 . ,.,:--:-.,-.,.., -L'-. 1'-ff.,-'-'Tv 5.5.14 . ,'.,' .4 -'- I '. A' C14 jlM FRANK Quarterback is 1 'I , si 5 I Q1 C+ 'C qu r z 5' . FRANK KRUDWIG JAMES WELLS LARRY KESSLER Fullback Fullback Fullback , ., , ' 7,94 f .sn . Wa, U -:gf ZZ- ' ' nl J??P'3 5' '.',,rnw - l.,n.vw-nf., ,.. nu ..4' al, COACH XVYATT COACH COX Assistant Coach Head Coach JOHN STOUT DON FORREST DALE DICKENS EUGENE BRAKE LARRY WRIGHT Halfback Halfback Halfback Tackle Halfback A -V 6 ,, A . -, . Q A A 1 WF ' . x A rf. pri. -, A . 4.5 . 11 S. ' 1 . W A Y u A, - ml- V X 1 fe 1' 'V . -- Q '51 A 'vfh P uni .iK 'T ' iz' RESUZIIZ-YO GRID S ASUN The 195 0 Mules started their football season off right with a non-conference win over the Zizzors of West Plains 46-12. With ten lettermen returning, Coach Wyatt, along with the able assistance of line mentor, E. B. Cox, developed a ball club with stamina and fortitude, and, most of all, the desire to win ball games. Although the 1950 team did not enjoy as success- ful a season in the way of scores asgin times past, they emerged from the gridiron season with a team that could give anybody a fight and one that the students of Senior High, the faculty, and Gus Fan of this town should be proud of. After their tremendous victory over West Plains the Mules met a strong Arkansas eleven from Blythe- ville and were dumped for a 26-12 loss. This game was tabbed by many as one of the best played by the team although they were defeated. The Piggott Mohawks journeyed to our fair city on September 29 and handed the Mules a 7-6 loss decided in the closing minutes of the contest. The Mules had led for three periods but a last minute drive along with a conversion turned the trick for the Hawks. Hitting the road the following week end, the Mules could find no sympathy from the Kennett Indians and were promptly shut out 12-0. Drives for the Mules 'just couldn't be cashed in on and we went down in defeat. Jackson came to town on the ensuing Friday and left the Mules in a terrible fix. They completely out- played us in every way and when the game was over we were on the short end of a 33-20 score. Cairo was the next team on the Mules agenda, and they were very bad guests as they won a lop-sided victory over the Mules 31-12. Coach Bland's crew from Cairo poured on the pressure and took advantage over the Mules' slow start. The team headed south to Caruthersville the fol- lowing week, but it was the same old story, only not quite so bad this time. The final score read, Caruthers- ville 27, Poplar Bluff 19. By this time the Mules had had enough of losing and Perryville took the blow on the head when the team came out of its slump. They traveled to Perry- ville on November 3 and shellacked the Pirates 25-0, on a rain-soaked field before a few faithful fans. Seeing how good it felt to win, the Mules again turned the trick by trouncing the Charleston Blue- jays 28-0 before a wind-chilled homecoming audience and the football royalty, the queen being Miss Becky Barbour and attendants, Miss Sherra Do Foard and Miss Sue Davis. The old grads of the 1926 team were the guests of honor at the homecoming game. They were shown how the game of football should be played during the contest. Cape Girardeau, our new Turkey Day opponent, came to P. B. on Thanksgiving and held the Mules to a 14-14 draw, with a last minute rally. The game was slowed up by the snow that began to fall in the first period and continued to do so. This tie formally ended the 1950 grid season. I a, -gum , Q up , FOOTBALL SQUAD wqakgi -. f' fluff! fx.. X if-str! N. s. sEcHnEsT All- on erence P N. S. Sechrest, captain f o our football team, is the only member of the squad to be chosen on the All-Conference team of '50-'SL This is the second consecutive season he has received this honor. This outstanding senior also won honorable mention on the All- American High School team this year. Other members of the squad, james Wells and Larry Wdght, wer placed on the second string of the All-Co e nference team. WILLIAM HAYNES Basketball Coach SCORES Opponents Mules Date Played Cairo ,......,..., ..... ,.. 3 0 33 ,.......,., v..,.. D ecember 16 Kennett ........ ..,...... S 2 S S ..,,.,,. ..,... D ecember 19 Bismarck ..,... ......... 3 3 S 2 ........ w..... D ecember 2 2 Perryville .,w.... ....v.... 3 4 40 .,...... ,,..., D ecember 26 Jackson .,...... .....,.,. 4 0 46 ,,,..... December 28 Puxico ,,......A. ...,,,,.. 7 8 3 8 ..,...,, ..,,.. D ecember 29 Sikeston ....,.,. ......,,, 5 4 5 6 .,,v,.,. ,..,., D ecember 30 Campbell .,.,,.. ....,..., 4 0 S 1 .....,,, ..... J anuary 5 Cape Central ,...,,. ,,.....,, 2 1 25 ..,..,.. ...,. J anuary 9 Doniphan ...,,,......,, ..,l.,... 3 7 3 8 ,..,..,. ..... J anuary 12 Caruthersville ,,...... ...,,,,.. 2 3 42 ,.,,,... ..,.. J anuary 16 Cape Central ,,.., ......... 3 1 40 ..,...,. .... J anuary 19 Greenville ,....,,, ,l,,..... 1 6 64 .,...... ,.,, J anuary 2 3 Van Buren ....,, ...,,.... 5 2 S9 ...,.,.. .... J anuary 26 Dexter ,,......,, ,.....,,, 3 1 40 t.....,. ..,..,,. J anuary 3 0 Bayless ..,,..... .,,....,l 3 8 6 3 .,....., .....,,. F ebruary 2 Blytheville ,...., .,.,,.... 4 5 42 ,....,.. February 6 Doniphan ....,.,. .,.,,,,,, S 3 52 ,,....., ....,... F ebruary 9 Charleston .....,,,t.,.,,,..,.,,,,..,.,.,,... 2 9 5 0 .....,.. .,t..,. F ebruary 12 Clarkton ,...,,.,..........,,,...,.........,, 47 45 .,..,... February 16 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Seneath ,...1,,v...,,,,t.,,,,......,,,.,...,,,,, 48 49 ,.,..t,, ,,v..,., F ebruary 20 Caruthersville ,,,,,..., 27 34 ,,,.,... February 2 2 Sikeston ..- ,...r.,,, .,.,,,,,. 4 9 42 ,...,,,, ,...., , February 2 3 mleetball Squad 9, 1:-,f J CHJJT gk U1 1'--wr 1'-Q 1 5, N--4 Tv fo C' .xx mv' 1 ., X Rf ss--ir 'Sr' Top fllnlj: Roy Tibbs, jerry Edwards, Travis Montgomery, Bob Seybold, Nick Carlos. Bottom IHa1f: Dale Dickens, Ray Williams, Murl Pemberton, Charles Turner, Carroll Greer Center: N. S. Sechrest, Captain. Nts! ,I -:- 1 N CAGE .Y The 1951 basketball season will be well remembered in the minds of students for years to come. Pre-season estimates gave the Mules little chance to win over half the games played but things proved differently as the season began. Coach Haynes in his initial year at P.B.H.S. gained much favorable comment and made many new friends. . Now let us take a brief look at the basketball summary. We opened the season with a 33-30 victory over the Pilots of Cairo. The boys looked good in this one and everyone was happy with the great showing the team made. The Mules then traveled to Kennett and met a strong Indian aggregation, but turned them back also, this time 55-52. Bismarck came to town for the last game before the Christmas holidays and the team promptly white-washed them 52-33. The Mule train then traveled to Cape Girardeau for the annual Christmas tournament and surprised many people by Winning third place. The first game was with Perryville which we won 40-34. Jackson also won in the first round and played the Mules in the quarter-finals, but the team took care of them with a 46-40 win. Then the bottom fell out and a rip-roaring Puxico outfit scalped the Mules 78-38. However, the Mules had already gained the right to play for third place which we won by edging Sikeston 56-54. The team then went on a 9 game winning streak after the holidays which thrilled many loyal Mule RY fans. Among the nine wins were victories over Campbell, a 27-21 win over Cape, a 38-37 edge over our arch-rival, Doniphan, a 42-23 victory over Caruth- ersville, another win over Cape, this time 40-31. Also included in the streak was a 64-16 victory over Green- ville, a win over Van Buren in a tight one, 59-52, and rounding out the consecutive wins were victories over Dexter 40-31 and Bayless of St. Louis County 63-38. The Mules then traveled to Blytheville, but a tall Chickasaw team edged them out with a 45-42 win. Doniphan came over for a return game the following Friday and won a 53-52 victory. We then traveled to Charleston and promptly defeated them 50-29. A small court and an off night seemed to be the cause of the loss to Clarkton which finished the regular season. Then the regional tournament began. The Mules drew Seneath as a first round opponent and barely edged them 49-48. Caruthersville proved quite a surprise but the Mules finally got by them with a 34-27 win. This' brought the Mules to the finals of the tourney with the opponent being our arch- rival, Sikeston. Sikeston having the advantage of the height took almost complete possession of the rebounds, and the team came out of the tournament with a loss to Sikeston, 49-42 a swell second place trophy. All in all the season was quite a success and the team came out with a 18-5 record, a truly great season. B SQUAD RKIMWIEIO Track Season The Mule track team enjoyed one of its finest turn outs in the history of the school. Some 89 boys gave Coach Wyfatt a wealth of material to pick from. Since baseball was discontinued Coach Haynes assisted Wyatt in a very noble fashion and both men are to be commended for their cease- less and untiring efforts. 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ADIOS Thilman Best Wishes to the Electric CO. from BARNES GROCER COMPANY lWhoIesole Only? Dial 5744-5745 Lusueiiibufiouk ELECTRIC WIRING SUPPLIES and FIXTURES Phone 2938 411 Vine Compliments of THE OLD RELIABLE L KOF ' POPLAR BLUFF Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation VanDover Motor Company SALES AND SERVICE Morons-Tnucxs Highway 67, S 'h Phones 5707 - 5708 24-Hour Wrecker Service L' D. 9935 DRINK H IN BOTTLES Keepa Case in the Home CRUCE PONTIAC SALES Dollar For Dollar You Can't Beat A PONTIAC Don't Forget Our Service Department . We Have Factory-Trained Mechanics Service on All Makes and Models Highway 67 South Dial 9636 Compliments LUCIE LEE HOSPITAL J. W. MCPHEETERS, Sn., M.D. J. W. MCPHEETERS, Jn., M.D. Compliments of Wilson Furniture Company Home Furnishings Hardware Home Appliances At Prices You Can Afford Phone 2233 - 4-13-419 Vine The Modern Laundry 8: Dry Cleaners 128 N. Riverview Drive Poplar Bluff, Missouri Dial 2035 F. D. BURMAN CURTIS PRIEST ALICE L. BURMAN FERN PRIEST West's Florists ' A Send flowers for that special date, And Flowers when you graduate, Yes, flowers just add a special touch, Indeed, you'll find they mean 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. 0 yes, you'll like ro 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 2122 WEST'S GREENHOUSES . . Phone 2135 Louis H. fShimmyj Boyet's Conoco Service Station Main and College Complete Courteous Service Phone 2932 Compliments of FARM BUREAU SERVICE C0. Compliments of Sample Shoe Store Phone 2536 402 South Sth Street Greeizkzgs POPLAR BLUFF HIGH SCHOOL OUR BEST WISHES FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS-! MAY YOUR HOPES COME TRUE 0 I fi x ICE- ... 'FUEL 2 t Phone 2025 Incorporated 321 ff M0 Ice Coal swkers Phone 3oiLB-6-WPI?I51:fMgr'T 1 SAFE, COURTEOUS, DEPENDABLE SERVICE RIDE THE BUS For Information Home Phone 3900 ----- Office Phone 2125 POPLAR BLUFF CITY LINES Midwest Dairy Products Corp. MILK ICE CREAM Phone 9167 U. S. Public Health Service and State Inspected G RADE A Choice of Millions Compliments of A K-w, , , , . . , PoPLAn BLUFF, Mlssoum WE ARE INTERESTED IN OUR CO Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C SEYBGLD DRUG STORE The Prescrzftion Store NOW TRUSTED OVER 350,000 TIMES I C WWlk BIRDSON G The Florist 915 Maude Street Congratulations from Family Shoe Store 211 South Main Poplar Bluff, Missouri Dial 3038 Brsr Wzsmss Call Us . . . . 3036 For Your Next Home of BAMBY BREAD TOELLNER BAKING COMPANY Roberts Plumbing and Heating Co. 517 North Broadway Prompt Plumbing and Sheet Metal Repair Service Day Phone 2517 Night Phone 2585 PRINTING NEEDS ' Letterheads ' Envelopes ' Business Cards ' Statements ' Ruled Forms ' Wedding Announcements ' Personalized Napkins ' Personal Stationery ' Programs ' Year Books ' Direct Mail Advertising STAFFORD PRINTING COMPANY ..... DIAL 3036 907 North Main Poplar Bluff Hayden Drive In 0 DELICIOUS BARBEQUE ' FRESH HAM AND RIBS Fountain Service 807 Maude Street Epps Cafe and Motel Gulf Service Station Highway 67 South Phone 9951 MICKEY CLEANERS Phone 9631 APIIOVID IIIVICI D, BELKNAP DRUG Q ' Pnscriptluls. . . Fulhll . . .Counties tom: lain I hplar mln lllll, la DIAL 4638 KWOC SPORTS - NEWS - MUSIC 1540 ON YOUR DIAL Congratulations 'O 'he AMBULANCE .SERVICE SENIORS from Phone 5701 Ozark + num- oraeu. School of L ME Beauty Culture BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS J. J. Newberry Co. Congratulations A 8: P FOOD STORE Poplar Bluff, Mo. Snider's A. G. Super Market The One Stop Food Center 220 East Pine Boulevard Phone 2737 POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI GOODYEAR TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES Goodyear Service 416 Vine Phone 2117 Shop at It's Smart to Be Thrifty For the Best in Men's Clothing O'NEAL CLOTHING COMPANY Ben Franklin Store Locally Owned Nationally Known POPLAR BLUFF'S NEWEST 5 8. 'I0 Best Wishes from PIGGIE HOGG'S SUPER MARKET RAYMOND HOGG BORTH'S DRUG STORE Corner Main and Vine Both Grade and High School Students have been coming to the comer of Main and Vine for SCHOOL SUPPLIES BORTH'S WALGREEN Drug Store Visit Our Fountain - You Arc Always Welcome Compliments of RODGERS THEATRES AND DRUG STORE E, C, ROBINSON SEli'3f2111n Cfl'E i2'fi1Zi5,1ZfiSY LUMBER Co. ' Q9 The Friendly Yard 9601 - PHONES - 9602 Eddie Schmerbauch, Owne B adway 8: Pine Poplar Bhfff, M A IT PAYS Compliments of To Shop at the boys at P E N N E Y ' S THE STORE THAT THRIFT BUILT BEATRICE CREAMERY Congratulations, Seuiors DOCTGRS HOSPITAL F L K MD A D M MD Fn J B1ccs,,In.,M.D. A C Puuuan, Jn., M.D. 621 Pine Blvd. Plym 4545 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Spring Footwear Compliments A Shoe for Every of Occasion Marshall's Bootery 305 S h M ' Busby Frozen ou' ' Food Bank DIAL 2820 HIGHWAY 60 EAST Dvuiii GIoss oncI Doini Co. PITTSBURGH PAINTS AND GLASS PRODUCTS Phone 2327 'SIZES 2l'Z2Z iTXiT'2'2fi'fZ 4-21 Cedar OVERBEYS Congratulations from The Home of Good Furniture STORE Phone 3727 Vine and Broadway THE EMPORIUM THE LUMBERMAQ2 TE!! Building Materials Southeast Missourfs Best Pool and Snooker Parlor MORRIS POLK and SAM D'ANDREA, Jr. Assistant Managers CLEVLNN INSURANCE AGENCY 310 V Ph 663 POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI IT IS WISE T0 INSURE CONGRATULATIONS .... SEN IORS f MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY A Citizen Wherever We Serve COMPLIMENTS gre W' New .-,, IRON STEEL ,bbhhkrs , 6 N PAR METALS H E 25 Forum BLUFF, mssoum CLASS R I NGS Compliments FULuzR's JEWELRY Gm Fwy and F1tch Gifts for All Occasions VIKING OIL CO. POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. NEW STATE BANK BU'LD'NG Phone 2538 Distributor: pid 3521 ' MOBILOIL AND MOBILGAS Good Luck, Seniors COMPANY J. A. Parker Tire Company GOODRICH TIRES Oldsmobile Rocket and GMC Trucks Phone 3938 100 Pine Phone 9616 P Congratulations and Best BEND IL Wishes Seniors Complete Home Appliance Store Sugar Creek Creamery -106 Plemm Company Appliance Sales 323 Vine Street Phone 3323 : 400 South 5th poplar Bluff, Missouri M I 'yawn YEARBOOK Lithographed by . . . SEMCO CULUR PRESS FINE CULLEGE AND HIGHSCHUUL ANNUMS B,L,5EM'1'NER 129 N. W. 3rd ST. p 'i'1 OKLAHOMA CITY Q I.UCIIILE'S STUDIO Portraits by Lucille reflect your personality 8I5 N M D I 2829 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS SHEDD-BARTUSH FOOD CO. ROSS GROCERY BLOCK 8: TILE FACTORY I053N thM D I 3016 Delivery Se 11 'ce a ff' 'e of' o xn 6 M Q T xx V o W euex Qgefe S 6109 mbgfl . , uk 'eme Gr0Peue I B 00 gme OQQIIOEQYQV glge, .. ,X WW, I ,Jov tiff fiafwlb if ' THIRSTY 04 NOT Compliments of BROADWAY SERVICE STATION GOODYEAR and GOODRICH TIRES and BATTERIES SINCLAIR GAS and OILS Okey L. Patterson, Manager B oadway and Pine D al 2031 Forbridge Feed 8: Produce PURINA CHOWS for Poultry and Livestock PHONE 2423 Sth and Henderson Miller Tractor 8: Implement Company International Harvester Dealer INMAN MOTOR CO. K 104-O6 N. I Sf. POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI rmphom zna Tnns - Tu? g0?l?gQ?2'l?SUPPLlES APPLIANCES Complete Kitchen Planning Service POPLAR BLUFF TIRE Sz SUPPLY CO. 221 Pine Phone 3923 Willie's Lunch Room SEATING CAPACITY . . . 75 School Children Always Welcome PLATE LUNCHES SANDWICHES HOME-MADE PIES Serving Since 1 932 SCOTT'S CAFE AND CABINS MR. AND MRS. D. R. SCOTT We Feature SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 24 Hour AAA Service STATION OPERATOR FRANK SWANK Highway 67 South 3019 - Phones - 9932 'sf 'J 2 -W Lf? xNGf1 S 'dCr'S A 1' es if OC H1 IHIIC Lg' in Highway 60 East Dial 2738 Compliments of Baumgart Motor Company Your nooolz, PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCK DEALER PHONE 760 Compliments of K Sz R Athletic Goods Company Complete Line of Athletic Equipment C. W. KIME C. E. RICHTER 207 Pine Boulevard Dial 3736 HONKEY GARNER MOTOR C0. HOME OF USED CARS WITH A FUTURE ' Highway 67 at Vine Street Phone 2127 PACKARD KAISER FRAZER HENRY J. Board of Public Works Operating Municipal Lighting and Water Systems Off 301 South Main Ph 57 9 l Congratulations Seniors! 'POPLAR BLUFF Loan 81 Building Assn. 64 Years Continuous Service in Savings and Home Financing Compliments of Lee Implement Company Highway 67 South Phone 2934 Compliments of Wards Stores 425 South 5th B Sz Bartlett Located in Southeast Missouri There Is One Neil' You FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Stadium Inn Real Pit Barbecue Dinners, Steaks and Chops Golden Fried Chicken DIAL 2922 TROY PRUETT, Prop. Compliments of fi P' -WIIIM 'SNS QMT 21155-,swf JEWELEHS yu Your Friendly jeweler '1?1v1A'EfR 5TH AT OAK STREET' POPLAR BLUFF. MISSOURI Phone 5780 Compliments of the Compliments of International E Shoe Use C BLAKENEY'S VITAMIN D Ompany HOMOGENIZED MILK Phone 2534 SEA FOODS CHOPS STEAKS RESTAURANT rerun nurr, ulssoum Catering To Those Who Care NORML EAKE HIGHWAYS so 67 NORTH cy: for fha wi Q ,, N 9 YMMWJLLIAM C Fumi,um.+fl:'rdw':up':m:1?ApdhnaB 2,5 ll' TIT! IUIU IIB UPYU U Bottle Gain Kelvinator Products 119 Baffleh POPLAR BLUFF, MO. Serve' ef'fSef'1f0f' ' Imnrite Ironers Compliments o f Corrigan Insurance Agency JAMES V. CORRIGAN, Owner ' Rodgers Theatre Building Dial 2336 ' 218 North Broadway ' Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments of MILLER'S TOGGERY Home of Botany 500 Suits Tailored by D.uxo1-'F T A X I ANYTIIIE - ANYWHERE T A X I Dial 9696 RADIO CAB CIDIVIPANY TWO WAY RADIO SERVICE 0 M S 0 P D OT Compliments of Butler County Oil Co. 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