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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

,, 1, ff f X 7,1 The Bluff 1952 L TEH 'B Productzon Staff Leadzng and Supportzng Characters On Stage Features My -L-LLEUZL 3- I zwrfff Spotlzght On Sports ad61f5L' Theatre Guzlds X Off The Record Box Offzce Publzczty fl diaiiti L, . aw X 3 '-4 B U f I me J E I Il' if 5- 'Q is Q , L' X PY? f a 9 , B I7 . . Q t x f . J Foreword Th1s yearbook was deslgned and prmted wtth you the students rn mmd We of the 1952 BLUFF staff have trred to present all phases of school hte 1n a most v1v1d manner wrth pre1ud1 e toward none It th1S book helps to brmg you happ1ness 1n the years and decades to come then our task has been a success We of the staff want to thank each and every student that helped make th1s book what 1t IS a success or a fa1lure that IS up to the 1nd1v1dua1 student to dec1de The staif members have merely done what they th1nk was the rrght thmg tn cooperauon wxth our two sp Jnsors Mr R1chard Kmder and Mrs W1ll1am Schaefer We especrally want to thank our loyal adverttsers who have played a tremendous part rn the makmg of th1s book for wxthout therr support such a protect would have been 1n varn Many tedlous hours of eye strarnlng labor have gone mto the b1nd1ng and pages of th1s book but for such an excellent student body nothtng can be too good Agarn we say thanks a m1l11on and many happy returns of the day May your every undertak1ng 1n hte be a happy and loyous one and may your happmess be at a maxlmum and your sorrow at a m1n1mum Perhaps a b1t of good logrc would be approprtate here 1n thts llttle verse Good better best Never let 1t rest Unt1l our good lS better And our better s best 3 1 . w ,. , , ,F , , .. . 1 W 1 , . - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 PO UChOl'l Dlkscrox A KZ' 1 N 5 ,if fi , M1 Q, Q ,,, , 5 A' T 1 WW: f f at 7 M , K f f 4 '72 ' 'Y f rg fi' f Board of Education It is the duty of the Board of Education to regu- late all activities of the city school system. It super- vises the construction of all new buildings and repair of the present plants. Also its responsibilities include the hiring of adequate personnel and the addition of various departments in the curriculum of both grade and high schools. Each major political party is represented on the board with new members being added at each city election. They are to be commended for their excellent work in giving this high school a well- rounded program such as ours, and we the students of Poplar Bluff Senior High School should be truly grateful. li is l 1 Left to Right E W Iiles H E Collard C E ONeal. C. M. Lee, V. H. Steward, W. A. Garrison. 6 8, Superintendent and Principal BONNIE ELLIS Secretary to Principal li :M w ' Q CLARABEL GRAY Secretory to Superintendent . if awwggndi if 56 I MR. EMERY T. PETERS MR. GEORGE LOUGHEAD Principal of Senior High 7 Superintendent of Schools CASSIE ALDRICH, B. S., M. E. Southeast Missouri State College, University of Missouri. Geography: English MICKEY BLOODWORTH, B. S. Sargent College Southeast State Colle e, ' 6 University ol Missouri. Physical Education: Hygiene: Mulette Sponsor. it if 'W 1. DAVID BERRYMAN, A. B., M. E. Westminster, University oi Missouri. Supervisor. Trade and Industrial Education. D. O. Club Sponsor: Honor Society Sponsor. MQ 2, 1 .f ,pf 1 s ' U INEZ CLUBB, B. S. Will Mayfield Iunior College, Southeast Mis- souri State College, University of Missouri. American History: Missouri History WINONA COLEMAN, B. S. University of Arkansas Home Economics: F. H. A. . , ., ,f...e,,,,,,,,!,,.,,,,lg?.,g,z,v. W -N-N, hw' . -Q1-ur 2 s A I I . a X K CORA COLLINS, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College. University of Missouri. University of Colorado. Mathematics, Honor Society Sponsor. CLARENCE CONNER. B. S., M. Ed. Northwest State Teachers' College, University of Missouri, George Peabody College. Band: Orchestra: Music Appreciation. IOHN GAHMAN Shop WILLIAM E. HAYNES. B. S. University of Missouri. Physical Education: Hygiene: Sophomore Clqsg Sponsor. . : 'P 3: an-042' gums 1 ALFRED D. I-IOBBS, B. S. University of Missouri. Industrial Arts: Mechanical Drawing. HARLAN H. I-IOLLADAY, B. S.. M. A. Southeast Missouri State College. University ol Ohio. Washington University. Art: Elementary Art Supervisor: Art Club Sponsor: Iunior Class Sponsor. ?1f 'DP' 'Q' QQ STANLEY I. CONNER, A. A., A. B. LORENE FULBRIGHT, B S Iberia Iunior College. Berea College. Southwest Baptist, Southwest State College Science: Senior Class Sponsor. Commerce: Sophomore Class Sponsor x s Q- 4-Z' PAULINE HEARNE, B. S. Lindenwood College, Washington University Iuillard School of Music. Music Appreciation: Chorus: Glee Club Spon ,M sor. A 0-di W ' i C. W. KNUCKLES, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College. George Peabody College. Geography: General Shop. HENRIETTA METZ, B. S. Northeast Missouri State College, University ot Missouri. W 'rf z Q 1 . 1 2 . . Q Vi' MYRTLE DEANE IEFFORDS, B. S. Southeast Missouri State Colleqe. University of Colorado, Central Colleqe. Dramatics: Librarian: Dramatics Club Sponsor: Honor Society Sponsor: Library Club Sponsor. RICHARD E. KINDER, B. S. Will Mayfield Iunior College, Southeast Mis- souri State College, University of Wyoming. World History: Drivers' Training: Bluff Sponsor. W Coordinator: D. O. Club Sponsor: Honor So- ciety Sponsor. MARIE KINDER, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College, University of Wyoming. ' World History: lunior Class Sponsor. '3w ' m Q RUTH MINETREE, B. s. A Drury College, University of Missouri. English: Iournalism: The Family: Bluffer Spon- sor: Honor Society Sponsor: Quill and Scroll Sponsor: Senior Class Sponsor. EDWARD NICHOLS. A. B., B. S., M. A. University of Missouri. Sophomore English: Writer's Club. DONALD M. SWAIN, B. S. Washington University, University ot Wyoming Director of Guidance: Senior Class Sponsor. IEAN TIEMAN, B. S, University of Missouri. Commerce: Iunior Class Sponsor. CV kann!! if x RAYMOND E. RIDGE, B. S. VIRGINIA SCI-IAEFEH B S University of Missouri. Agriculture: F. F. A. Sponsor. Aww mtg-,,2. V r, University of Missouri. Commerce: Bluii Sponsor. 'UH ' . 6 we Q -J- ZORA STEVENS, A. B. fri' GENE TINK, M. E. San Diego College. Southwest Missouri State University of Missouri. College. University of Missouri. Spanish: Social Science: Iunior Class Sponsor English, Spanish Club Sponsor. BETTY WERNER, B. S. Texas Christian University. Speech: English: Senior Class Sponsor. CLARENCE WYATT. B. S. University of Missouri. Physical Education. v-AJ .4-nab ' Q1 ay, 4 dv J ff? M W' , mis ,SY N -, Q.. . ' -ww wv A a, -as y Q cgi: Q gg ' as .. ' ,M ' A Q,ifi'.-f'YC'3, f fs., . Wifi' V: 1, Q, 315135 A 'T fi 445554 Q Q 1f'rS5. a gb W 3, ,,,. .Y if gg M, W mfg 3, ff? 1:55 ji wx 5 awww pw -l f 1 .,, - , ry - . ig' . 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'23 ,- ff, ' ' gin -W W A '-ff ': f f ' W 5fwfvT W L , film g, ? f Senior Class OFFICERS Ixm Frank president Pat Gayle secretary Ixm Lohr v1ce presrdent Sue Davxs treasurer The Semor Class began a busy year by elect1ng the1r class ofhcers as follows Presldent hm Frank V1cePres1dent Inn Lohr Secretary Patty Gayle and Treasurer Sue Davxs To advxse counsel and asslst the followmg teachers accepted the sponsorshrp of the group s act1v1t1es Mrs Mmetree M1ss Werner Mr Conner and Mr Swa1n The sale of magazmes and Chnstmas cards was conducted along wxth the operatxon ot the concesszon stands at football and basketball games The annual Semor Play The Saturday Evemng Ghost was pre sented under the d1rect1on of M1ss Betty Werner The Senlors enjoyed therr tr1p to New Orleans and other pomts of 1n terest through the south Baccalaureate servxces were conducted for the graduatmg Semors on Sunday evemng May 18 at the local gymnas1um The Reverend Harold Camp was the speaker of the evenmg Graduatmg exerclses were held on the fOll0W11'1g Thursday evenmg May 22 14 Z l. I . I 1 ' I . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . 1 . .. . . . . , , . - . . 11 . 11 1 1 ' . 1 . 1 . A A DOROTHY ALDRICH '3 C lvl VI Still water runs deep. , fx. , Ltbrary Club, Honor Society, G.A.A., Mulettes. . ' S: A 1 -A It A S ' A . J Q ji W. , f? ' -- 751' X I ' ' ' Q ' ' 1 J, 4+ X l ix A K ,K J i 4 RICHARD ALEXANDER ' Ai N ' He seems to be satisfied. I 5 ll-ll WX. IOAN PAYE ANDERSON She moves like a goddess and looks like a queen. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, G. A. A., Blulfer, Band. Orchestra. Majorette, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club Play. I 2 - Xx ROY C. ALLEN. IR. 1' Always ready for fun and never happy unless xx -v having a good time. Ay ' Key Club, D. o. X' f'-J Wai LOIS ARMES E You can't always tell about these quiet ones. Library Club, F. H. A., Dramatic Club, G. A. , A.. Glee Club, Mulettes. PATRICIA ARMES She loves not many words. Library Club. F. H. A.. D. O., G. A. A.. Mulet- tes. DELOY ARNOLD A pocket edition, small but complete, he's altogether hard to beat. IOYCE BADGELY li If others are willing to talk, why should I? , W: Library Club. F. H. A., G. A. A. 1 . R ! X CHARLES BAKER Safety last. D. O. 'V 4' I r 4 ' IOANNE BAKER I am a woman. I must speak when I think. F. H. A.. Dramatic Club, Quill 6 Scroll. G. A A.. Bluffer, Glee Club, Mulettes, Spanish Club .. J' A.. ARLEY BARKER An empty vessel makes most sound. D. O., F. F. A., Boys' Chorus. 4 LORITA BAUER We're all for brunettes, by gum, it they're all like her. F. H. A.. Dramatic Club, Quill 6 Scroll. G. A. 3 A., Bluff, Bluiter. Band. Maiorette. Art Club. Inter-class basketball, Spanish Club, Foot- X ball Attendant 's1.sz. 2 , K, ii., X if J' '11 'Q' Nr' 464' if MARY BAUSWORTH One of the few quiet seniors. F. H. A.. Orchestra. C? CHESTER BEATY With mirth cmd laughter, let old wrinkles come. MAXINE BENNETT . She looks so meek and is not meek at all. Library Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Society. Quill G Scroll, Student Council. G. A. A., Bluff, Bluiier. Speech Class Play. Attendant to Blutt Queen 1950, Senior Personality. EARL BENNETT Men oi few words are the best men after all. DIANNE BESS She has a smile that would knock the blues out of any day. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Band. Or- chestra, Glee Club, Mulettes, Dramatic Club Play, Cheerleader, Majorette. Basketball Que- ,-'nur' F. F. A. '-fi 1419 tml.. x., 'Q en Attendant 1950 G '5l. IAMES BLAKENEY 'tis plesant sure to see one's name in print. EUGENE BRAKE Considering my opportunities. l am amazed at my own moderations. Football. Track. NANCY BRASE Helpless, hapless, and hopeless. Library Club, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll. G. A. A., Bluiter, Mulettes, Speech Class Play. Senior Personality. DAVIS BROOKRESON His bewitching dimples will endanger him someday. Student Council, Band. Orchestra, Science Club. Spanish Club. EUGENE BRUCE Big noise done up in a small package. D, O., Band, Orchestra, Boys' Chorus. CAROLYN BUHA A rosebud set with little willful thoms. Library Club, F. H. A., Honor Society, D. O., G. A. A.. Mulettes. GLENN BUCHANAN He'll be president some day. D. O. Is it the girls or Kenny? I f I' :fn know? Wx of Football. e A I KENNETH BURCKS ALLEN BURROWS What's the use of worrying over what I don't BEATRICE CAMPBELL She always insists that she flunked the test when she knows her grades beat all the rest Library Club Dramatrc Club G A A Bluli Glee Club Student Council Mulettes Senior Personality NANCY CALLAHAN Her irankness is refreshing. Library Club, G. A. A., F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Blufier, Glee Club, Art Club. KENNETH CARTER Beware, I may yet do something sensible. F. F. A. TOM CASEY Laughing, always on hand, he's our little square dance man. D. O. HELEN CHAFFIN With all her faults we love her still. Library Club, F. H. A., Dramatic Club. G. A. A., Glee Club, Art Club. EDDIE CHRISTIAN I love 'em all. MYRON CHRISTIAN Never do today, what you can put oil until tomorrow. D. O. IACKIE CLARK The eighth wonder of the world. Dramatic Club, Bluil, Blulfer. PATSY CLARK All women can't be great, but it's every A woman's opportunity to be good. Qi rf IIMMY COCHRAN fl Strange to me he wore a bashful look. -.1 34' x I A A K Y ,aj :ll an X K 'g I ., lg flew ' :Z't: ., K t 5, . .,., ' W . K, 3 , V - ' aff Z I 1 if 1 Q3 E' I 4 A r A A .K . e 'J ...A X an 1 N , g f 'W ...Z I is 'QQ' E mf 4' - ' It . ' l ' 5 P ' X, A heart lor only one senior. ROBERT CONNER . 9, EY? A li EDDIE CONOVER ' A M V If silence is golden - then he is rich. P I 9 5 BILL CRIDER Would that men could only know how great I am. D. O. MARY ELLEN COONCE Not only good, but good for something. F. H. A., G. A. A., Glee Club. DUKE CROY Proud oi my girl, my dog, and my car. Key Club, president: Quill and Scroll: Student Council: Blufi: Bluffer: Art Club: Freshman Class President: Speech Class Play. LOUIS CURETON He thinks P. B. can't get along without him. D. O. '2?' 'ii ,ah-gf' BILL DAVIS On one he smiled and she was blessed, she thought. SUE DAVIS Her only fault is that she has no fault. Dramatic Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Coun- cil, G. A. A., Bluff, Bluffer, Mulettes, Art Club. TRAVIS DAVIS Ready in heart and ready in hand. Senath: Track, Baseball, Basketball. BETTY DESGRANGES Rather quiet and all that, but you can't get ahead ol her. Library Club reporter, Honor Society, D. O., G. A. A., Mulettes. Inter-class basketball. YVONNE DIAMOND Yvonne, we say, is sweet and has a winning way. G. A. A., Glee Club. MAXINE DICKEN She's an example for girls to follow. DALE DICKENS A prince amounc athletes was he. Student Council President V51-'52l. Basketball, Football, Soph. Class Vice-President, Valen- tine King. SHIRLEY DICUS A very winsome way. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Art Club. IAMES DODD Let this describe the undescribable D. O., Band, Orchestra, Boys' Chorus Science Club, Interflass football and basketball BETTY DEVINE Nobody talks much that does not say unwise things. Library Club, D. O., G. A. A. BERTHA DOWD A quiet unassuming girl of sterling worth. Library Club, G. A. A., Glee Club, Mulettes Inter-class Basketball. VADA DRAKE A cheeriul giver of smiles and salutations. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, D. O., G. A. A., Mule- ttes, Inter-class basketball. CAROLYN EPPS Always ,natural without a bit of conceit. F. H. A.. G. A. A. ' CLARE ESSARY lust such eyes caused the Trojan War. Library Club. Dramatic Club. G. A. A., Glee Club, Mulettes, Dramatic Club Play, Christmas Play. Inter-class basketball. KATHERINE EVANS A girl whose chief merits are her sweet dis- position and modesty. P. ,H. A. BOB FERGUSON Speak of me just as I am. DUGGIE FISHER From all indications he swallowed a diction- ary, science books, and popular mechanics. Quill and Scroll, Blulier, Art Club, Science Club. SHERRA DO FOARD She'll be missed when she's gone. Pres. and V.-Pres. F. H. A., Honor Society. Student Council, D. O., G. A. A., Band, Orchest- ra, attendant to football and basketball queen, majorette, inter-class basketball. SA tr' CAMERON FOSTER A lawyer I desire to be, lor I believe in being free. Key Club. Dramatic Club, Quill and Scroll, Bluller, Band, Orchestra, Dramatic Club Play, Spanish Club, Football, Science Club. MARY LOU FOSTER Flo can be louncl at the very place where she wasn't the minute before. . F. H. A., Dramatic Club reporter, Honor So- ciety, D. O., G. A. A., Bluffer, Band, Or- chestra, Mulette sgt.-at-arms, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Cheerleader, Deleqate to State D. O. Convention. HM FRANK Give me my money's worth. Student Council, Band, Orchestra. Basketball, Football. Senior Class Pres., Junior Class Vice- Pres. Great modesty olten hides qreat merits. -I PATSY FRANCIS D. O.. G. A. A. l and razors. ball, Track. 5? ff 5 A Z 9 'S' ft is CHARLES rm-:Y Two leartul things in Cyrano's lite: girls Key Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Blufler, Boys' Chorus. Foot- DONNIS GAMBLIN Lite, what art thou without love? Library Club, Dramatic Club. G. A. A.. Glee Club, Mulettes, Christmas Play. EDITH GARDNER Always ready to help another. G. A. A., Glee Club. VIRGINIA GARNER An excellent young woman and modest. GALE GARRETT Good looking now, but wait till he's twenty. Key Club. Honor Society vice-pres., Student Council, D. O.. Band, Orchestra, Boys' Chorus. Interflass football and basketball, Delegate to State D. O. Convention. PATTY GAYLE She's in P. B. but her heart is in Arkansas State. F. H. A., Honor Society, D. O., G. A. A.. Blull. Band, Sophomore Pilgrimage, Inter-class Bask- etball, Sophomore. Iunior, Senior Class Secre- tary. RONALD GILLHAM A man who does things well. Key Club, Science Club. JACK GORDON From little sparks may burst mighty llames. Dramatic Club, D. O., Science Club, Dramatic Club Play - '52. if .fllhp EF M' Set' CARROLL GREER Basketball. EDNA GREER I Y K she deserves praise. 5 A G. A. A., Glee Club. 2 . ! BILL HART The best goods always comes in the smallest packages. HM HAYNES He studies hard, he studies long, and so his answers are never wrong. Key Club Sec'y., Dramatic Club sqt.-at-arms. Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Coun- cil '50, Spanish Club, Creative Writing Club. Bluff, Dramatic Club Play '51, Christmas Play '50 SHIRLEY HAYS Her purpose is to do right. Library Club, G. A. A., Glee Club. He comes to school: when he finds time. A sincere student willing and read io serve: fir? IAMES HEAD Silence is his hobby. D. O. BILLY HENDRICKSON QQ? , ., - Five feet, one and a half: mother's little boy. S 2 ,AA V. . in AV lx WILMA HENDRICKSON .5 f. XX A quiet tongue shows a wise head. , I X D. . A 1' O r ' Y 5 --, lOY HHNTHORNE He never says a foolish thing and never does a wise one. l 1 IEANETTE HERSHEY Always looking after her school teachers. . HAROLD HICKS ll I don'! know. I ask. Dramatic Club. ,. :ss A b EARLENE HORN PAT HINCHEY When the sun shines - it shines red, right down on her pretty head. Library Club, Student Council reporter, D. O. reporter and sec'y., G. A. A., Bluff, Band. Orchestra, Majorette. Ds MARIORIE HINES Her heart is as good as gold and all her won- ders can ne'er be told. Library Club, F. H. A., Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Science Club, Christmas Play C'50l. A' 9' . , I married a man. Pray excuse me Ti ,. X v -sig M? Q 5 .fn go BILL HOOVER The ?Apollo? oi his class. Student Council, Football, Basketball, Track. IO HUDSON l's wicked, I is. Library Club, D. O., G. A. A., Mulettes. rary Club: Reporter and Secretary. Lib- BUD HOWARD ' So innocent and so cunningly simple. Key Club, D. O.. Band. Orchestra, Boys' Chorus, Science Club, Inter-class Basketball. Spanish Club. A f A Q PAUL HUNTER ' L 'R 23 . -ffl A good mixture of fun and sense. 4' fl 4 Dramatic Club, Student Council. alt. lr. and ' A ' . Soph. years, regular Sr. year. F. F. A. Sec'y.. N' 'y , 1950-'51, and President 1951 - 1952, Dramatic . . . - Club Play '52, and christmas Play '51. - A ':- . ' 12 52 -' R ,. ' 1 6 if V , CLAYTON mmf f ,I I fi ' A little learning is a dangerous thing. We -' j- V An Club. i ' 'V LARRY IENNINGS 2 -vv.. - 'D His specialty is girls - - huh? mb f ' :' z ' f' V! . . f H 5 W V 'ir Q V ' fi g IOYCE KARNES When she can't type. she just smiles. Library Club. Honor Society, G. A. A., Band, Orchestra. Glee Club. fs. LEROY KEARBEY He toils not. neither does he spin. Shop. LYLE KEARBEY li it hadn't been for Lyndle, I would have had 2 heads. F. F. A. ff LYNDLE KEARBEY . I can't go without my brother C if is , 'Q F. F. A. x , . if X Q 555 D. o., F. F. A. f?1?,Q.S , . I r if . RUSSELL KEITH He charms the ladies at a safe distance. .O. Y , fi 4, it 1' ,-ev t is : 'Q Q D EDNA KETCHERSIDE She that was ever fair and never proud. had tongue at will and yet was never loud. IOAN KING Variety is the spice of life - - heye's one variety. Glee Club, Puxico: Soph. 6. Ir. Play, Fresh- man Secretary, Soph. Reporter, and Iunior Secretary. IOETTA KING Naughty but nice. How nice? . D. O.. Bluff. 'Uh ff' . GERALD KILLIAN Forgive me if I blush. DONNA KISER A quiet tongue shows a wise heart. F. H. A.. G. A. A., Glee Club. BILL KNOTT We had reliable proof that he went out with - a girl once. EUNICE KNUCKLES I don't tell that kind of stories, now. FRANK KRUDWIG His equal lives not, thank God for that. Student Council, Basketball, Football. X14 X. s K Joi-IN KEARBEY V You describe the impossible, I cant GENE KELLER Thy years are yet incapable of love Dramatic Club, F F A Christmas Play Dramatic Club Play es-3 9' ff? MS? 5 vim vii' .14 sf 'Ol 4321, , ,Qs f ,, W, ,, -1 -My 'gf , gt: DAVID KRUEGER A woman-hater. D. O. BETTY LANDIS For if she will, she will: you may it Dramatic Club, D. O., G. A. A. BILL LEE Loves the outdoors, kills many deer: brown eyes are his favorite we know - and we hear. D. O., Band, Orchestra, Art Club. depend on -Qi fi? Q-09' .EE , , ,N .12 l fr.: f fi. , -.ta f ,K 2 hairs up - 'vm ' M34 'WI WILLIE LARREW , Sensitive about deficiency in size. X, if D. o. l so 3 BOB LEE One of the two inseparables. Q H. D. O., Band. W , I M' : JIMMY LEMON l - r Now, let me tell one. 5 ft:,71 2 ig W' W ,ee ta' , X 'lx X, ar' Lil I vf , :J ' . I: I .A K ,J if BUD LEUCKEL I detest flirting. Hal. Dramatic Club, Bluffer, Science Club. MARY HELEN LICHTENEGGER How we wish all musicians were made after this pretty. lively, music loving miss!. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Band. Orchestra, Spanish Club. I IM LOHR Runs against a wall of brick, football hero strong and quick. Student Council, Blulfer, Band, Orchestra, Boys' Chorus, Vice-pres. Senior Class, Foot- ball Co-captain '51, Basketball, Track. TUNE MADDOX Wise, willing, wonderful. Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Bluff. GERALDINE MACK Dignity and reserve are two of the graces she possesses. D. O. LEAI-I MAE MCGRUDER You may manufacture blonds. but red hair comes just natural. Library Club, Dramatic Club. D. O., G. A. A.. Glee Club. f ' 'W P i 9M'm,.,gif??f,:fe-w.f'TQ -'Yi' LN 9 if 'fig ' Q! ,L 1 ' 2 fi ' 2-v -.' yd Lffq INR IOE MCSPADDEN Oh! A most dainty, dandy man. Dramatic Club, Blufier, Art Club. Science Club, Spanish Club. EARLENE MITCHELL Speech is great, but silence is greater. KENNETH MYHRE He doeth all things well D. O., F. F. A. . MARGERY ANN MOSS Fond oi one kind of fruit--dates. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Bluiter, Glee Club, Mulettes, Iunior Carnival Queen Attendant, Interclass basketball, Spanish Club, Valentine Queen. ROBERT NELSON He has wit, but is shy in using it. PAT NEVILLE He seems to be satisiied. D. O., Band, Orchestra, Boys' Chorus, Science Club. IOHN OSBORN What is his ambition? D. O. ANNABELLE OSBORN It is hard to judge one who is so quiet. F. H. A., D. O., Glee Club. BONNIE PALMER I want to be near my man. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Student Council, G. A. A., Bluff, Orchestra, Glee Club, Mulettes. Iunior Carnival Candidate, Dramatic Club Play. HAROLD PALMER Don't bother your books and they won't both- er you. Band, Orchestra, Science Club, Football. Track. BETTY LEE PENNELL Did she ever look at a boy? tj f 'ev-v EVA NELY 4 l A heart for every joy. if we St. Louis: Toastmistress Club. 'Q R x .. t H tb., is if f 1. X fy ou r V 'i' ' J 55' , ' it 1 , , X, 2 'If ?,i,'lWi ' .- ' g V ye 1 XX EVELYN PENNINGTON Very modest, quiet, and unassuming. IOE PHILLIPS I go to school to get a general idea ol things. SE OG 13 Q- QE SQ U.: 9.?vU :--:zu 0 L Som 5 MLS STE Pm E D 9,53 EU -S 5. .. PT 5 U 55 3 ni 9. Qs' C vo E '17 QP' 'Fun .- mE. Qu-o. 39? SP. S-O D' -:. fr. EE OV! .. Ss EQ 's U .. 9 'Q II ffl P 'f-rug .X R 440- ' if IERRY PILLOW A man ol many accomplishments with work in the lead. Key Club. Honor Society. Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Bluff, Blulier, Boys' Chorus. Iunior Class President, Speech Class Play. Senior Personality. DON PORTEHFIELD If your imagination is vivid enough you can see Don studying? Dramatic Club, Football, Track, mterclass Basketball, Christmas Play. Smut. 555. U o 0 U7 5. 'E Q -4 Sl U E-an -45 QU 5-u 35 EF! EIU Q u n. ,... D. O., Band. Orchestra. Q'- , 1' , U ' M 3' I Y N. f l '1?.. Na v -IW ' fre 2 , . .5 :O xl! INES LEE PURDOM Gaze into her eyes and you will see an cm- gel, gaze a little longer and you will see a little imp. St. Louis, Mo., Glee Club, Art Club. PAULINE PURDOM She slings a wicked basketball. Poplar Bluff, F. H. A., G. A. A.. Knobel, Ar- kansas, Glee Club, 4-H Club, Cheerleader KSoph. Yearb. TED PYLE He has a whole room full of puns. Key Club, Blulfer. Boys' Chorus, Art Club. IOAN QUALLS A truly all-round girl. Honor Society, F. H. A., G. A. A. BOB RANDOLPH Busy ever lor it's so, loaling takes up time you know. D. O., Boys' Chorus. NOMA RAY A gentle maid but wise. :RFQ A L pi J e--v MINNIE RIMEL She's a good fellow. Library Club, G. A. A. EUGENE ROBERTS He'll capture some girl's heart yet! Student Council, Bluffer, Band, Orchestra Science Club, Track, Football. BARBARA ROST She has no faults, or, we have none to find. Library Club, G. A. A., Mulettes, Spanish Club, Christmas Play 1951. WALTER SAMPLE Much can be made of a man if h young. BOB SANNER He has bright thoughts now and then? Bluffer, Band, Orchestra. Boys' Chorus Foot ball, Basketball, Baseball. HELEN SCIORTINO She has a heart as sound as a bell and her tongue is the clapper. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Mulettes, Art Club. IO ANN SCOTT She would rather talk to a male than be an angel any day. Library Club, Honor Society, D. O., G. A. A. Mulettes. RICHARD SCHAEFER He is satisfied to talk. iust to talk. BENNY SHELL The goal is reached successfully by honest labor. Key Club, Bluffer, Band, Orchestra. CAROL SMOOT Life without laughter is a weary blank. F. H. A., D. O., G. A. A., Band, Majorette SHIRLEY SNYDER Kind hearts are more than coronets. 11 .,,x ,--?. -am J' . A q f Q, . 7 ' I . ,S idi r-.E,,g:'.1, Y 4 f ffiggg 1 1 I I I . ' , iff, ' . . i el' K I ...V He finds a way or makes one. DENNIS SPEIDEL 'fp A 41 I , -:, gf , i ef ' me 'W 'fi 2 r f A BOB SPENCE Always smiling, yet bashful. GAIL STIGALL X mn, 1 2 1 l Oh love, where art thou? F. H. A., Dramatic Club, Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Mulettes, Art Club, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club Play. r , PATTY SPENCER And true as she has proved herseli. D. O., G. A. A., Mulettes. KENNETH STEFFAN Perfection on a miniature scale. Key Club. Honor Society, Science Club. Basket- ball, Student Manager t'50f'5ll. BEULAH SWAFFORD Gentle, modest, retiring, and shy, 3 JL.. um! GLORIA ANN THORNTON Capable oi taking care of herself. Library Club, D. O., G. A. A., Mulettes. BARBARA TUEPKER This gal can't be beat: she's sweet, petite and neat. Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Bluff, Glee Club, Mulettes. Spanish Club, Bluif Queen Attend- ant, '5l. IOYCE VANDERPOOL Dependable and well liked-nuf said. D. O. IERRY VANDOVER A true blue boy wh,o's known as Ierry, Blue-eyed. smiling, ever merry. Dramatic Club, Student Council, D. O., Band. Orchestra. GAYLE WAY You have your way, we'll take this way. D. O. SHIRLEY WEAVER I don't talk very much. but I think a lot. D. O., G. A. A., Glee Club, Mulettes. IACK WEEKS Lazy. alone and unconcerned: goes to class and never learns. At home on the gridiron. Bluifer, Football, Track. Nothing ill could dwell in this temple F. H. A. BARBARA WHALEY Tho shes not a cut-up, she's a loyal Senior. F H A Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Glee Club. IACKIE SUE WILLIAMS She has a heart but for one man. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Football Queen. 1951. IIM WILSON All great men are dying-I don't feel well myseli. Dramatic Club, Bluff, Dramatic Club Play '52, Track. Dramatic Club, Christmas Play Track IAMES WELLS PAT WOODS She is herself cr collection of the best things. F. H. A., Dramatic Club, G. A. A.. Band. Orchestra. Sgt.-at-Arms of Mulettes, Head Cheerleader, Dramatic Club Play '52, GERALD WORLEY Because a man doesn't talk is no sign he has nothing to say. RONALD WORLEY He is the mildest-mannered man. F. F. A. LARRY WRIGHT When I dream of a perfect day, the girls come along and spoil my dream. Bluffer. President Sophomore Class, Basket- ball, Football co-captain '51, Track. ELAINE YORK She's in P. B., but her heart's at Doniphan. Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Spanish Club. Doniphan, Mo.: Commercial Club. Talent Show. IOAN YOUNT Dramatic Club, Student Council. G. A. A., Mulettes, Spanish Club, Football Queen '51. Basketball Queen '52. ,ggi 4.5 Q' - 4? f 'Q' Li f -X A Q - 'Du 4--s t P3 Iumor Class OFFICERS Walter Smpso pres de t Loxs Sheehy secretary and :ce president Iohn Sxmpson treas Shortly followmg the openmg of school the Iun1or Class held 1ts hrst meetmg wmth Pres1dent Walter Srmpson presldmg Four sponsors Mrs Mane Kmder Mmss Iean T1eman Mr Dlck Holladay and Mr Gene Tmk were chosen to gmde the actrvmes 1n months to follow One of the best Iun1or Carmvals ever held was gxven by the class on Fnday evemng November 30 1951 The enure class gave thelr splendxd cooperat1on 1n makmg the event a success The annual Iun1or Sen1or prom chrnaxed the year for the Iunlors It was staged on Fnday evemng May 9 1952 before the Semors took the tnp to New Orleans on Sunday May 11 The Iun1or Class always has the greatest respons1b111t1es of the three classes and thrs years class handled 1ts work beauhfully 30 0 as W : i n, i rn: ' , v' - ' : ' , urer. I . , . I I ' I ' I I I ' . I I I , . - 1 . . I l 21 fy I ames Bess ,ff Charles Boyer Donald Brannum Barbara Branscombe i N ,vw 52 lane Cravens Iohnny Crow Iimmy Cruce Iohn Cutsinger , ao , '3' Y xxxarr l! 7 ' Q, iff: 49' Iames Camp limmy Chiles Ronnie Burkett Ierry Burton Robert Burton Ronald Chromster Bemflce Clark Ronald Collins lackie Cooper Iimmy Cox Virginia Clore Sandra Cochran 4U! di ,,all 1 wg 1' :M X 2' ,gwgsi ff w A Q 421 'L r-3 Virginia Davis Clifford Derrington Geraldine Doty Marlene Emery .6- 42' x 1 5' l , vi' K 'QJ 1-1'5- 4' X 1 A 'ffl Lillian Dunlap Leroy Elliott Virginia Eudaley Lanny Evans VO .ik '15 Q? Nora Emerson . eras X Reba Fairless Clarence Ferwerda Nancy Files Dorothy Francis gg Betty Fredwell Norma Gardner Norma Garner -11 ,, -.-7, .G 4- . X V i Cora Gould Ella Gould Betty Garrett Shirley Glasgow limmy Godwin Betty Graham 1'-li -eg' Bobby Harris Ronald Harris Iames Hayes Dale Haynes Curtis Hawkins Peggy Head Margaret Heifner Shirley Gunn Dale Halsey Ives Ni' , nfs? lx .01 3 A X Robert Graham abd K, H ,,,,4, ig , ,, ff, f eff' f .f I t it gl '33 it --qu' , -af' v - . I'2S in A IA qw. . A, 1 ,pn1d'l' Q ...nf 'H' as x,.s, y ...at G at .lb YC? .-5-.sup Sylvester Herzog 13 Z - ,,n-an Hartman Holland Q, Tony Hough f 'U vs 5 ,K F as g lra I ? I tt X Pat Kesler Mae Hutchinson Jackie Hyde 9396-aix ,gg 5 I Geneva Inman Virgil Inman Stanton Irby ,Q n'f4fH'i,R . ....,, ,J M , y , :Q ,,, if g fig: Pat Lamey in YA. V 1 if F3 31 W Kenneth Landreth V , Richard Leach wg Y K 1. ev rr ff :saf- I s 'N we fi 5 it fe 4, . A vii Eugene LeGrand Gene Leuckel ' , .2' ..- 2 1' 1 i' in 1 Ni Q Eddie Lewis Norman Lewis 1 ' I 2, E l v: -. X Eigty r 2' V ' :if Y , 5 4 , L L ' Q My K I, , me r ,,., 1 'f ,, Norma Litton Betty Mack Ronald Martins Louise McCarthy Danny Mast ig, ' Yffz. Hoyt McDaniel Vera McKinney Ioyce Meadows Ethel Medling in l Roger Midkiff Coy Millard Harry Minetree Roberta Palmer if g 'Z if 3 3 10 . sl' 4 h .uf , . Marilyn Mitchelle Iuanita Morgan Genevieve Parshall Jack Patterson f' WX If 'Q 40 -it HQ 1 , Carol Owen LaDawn Patterson Gerald Pearce Iackie Penrod 46 .fat - 4-af' .hrf Naomi Perrin Robert Phillips Wayne Pickering Wilma Pierce 1-f W , My 4 , 2 rt 4 NW' A , , ,V . at : '. A' Q ' ': : Ryu? ' Li ,ifffmi at Q , . 3 ,rv' ..-. M wv vvi, ' f .:y:-Ht, V K 4 X Q Vyflgl , , I ft Q V:t'f S f - f-wi i 'r-tl! 1 . Thelma Porter Allen Powell Everett Plunk W. I. Pogue I lames Pollard Iohn Prall ,L '-Q-e Nelta Powers 1. A we W W' :fd fi 0 at elf xhxfti t,X Allene Romine Samuel Sample Ioyce Schmerbauch Bonnie Scott Betty Io Riepe Earnest Boehm Betty Roland Anita Priest Margaret Rice CQ 4 A, Y Irv 5- 1 L lk 3- gl 417' a 1111 CR' ,1- Phyllis Scoggins Mary Seesengood Doris Sells Ernestine Sneed 1 .I af W A---ga 1 5 ' Q ,nf 1 J, I. if, .. .ff il Lois Sheehy Iohn Simpson Ioyce Snyder Bob Sparkman 1' l i I. .. - X ll! ww 1 4- -5 riff? A ' U.. Q T , ze, in 'P ' fr Zxgf , I mg Q gl xv x f Walter Simpson Rex Starwalt Howard Steinmetz Neal Stephens 'T f-2 :ar W1 'lf Lois Stilley Clyde Stone Ioyce Stone Wanda Stone -43 'E' Claudette Trout Robert Tucker Harold Urich Bob Taylor Georgia Thorne Gordon Thurman Richard Thurston Leo Streniel May Stricklin Paul Tackett Doris Thornton 'VI 1 Fred Valentine Glenn Vcmkirk Minnie Ward Donna Willbanks Ella Webb William Wescoat Margaret Willis Carl Williams Glenn Williams Bob Winters Frankie Zadnick Sophomore Class OFFICERS Nancy Mooney Treasure Mickey Rhodes V1cePres1dent Clara Io Scott Secretary Bill Brent Pres dent SOPHOMORE CLASS SUMMARY Class officer electrons were conducted during the second week of Rhodes Secretary Clara Io Scott Treasurer Nancy Io Mooney Sponsors chosen for the year were Mrs Fulbright and Coach William Haynes Ruth Ann Baldwin and Shelba lean Baker were chosen as queen Candi dates for the Iumor Carnival and Ruth Ann incidentally was elected the queen of the event The annual picnic concluded a wonderful year for the sophomores and more should be heard from them in years to come 42 school with results as follows: President, Bill Brent: Vice-President, Mickey .1 TP t Hadley Barber Nadine Birdsong Billy Bollinger Meredith Boyers Bill Brent Bill Brickell Billie Brown Emalee Brown Gloria Bruce Shelba Baker Ruth Ann Baldwin lames Bartee Shelby Bearden Ianet Biggers fa rib' A If Y G. .,, ,s Ann Adams Wilma Appleby Wilma Aud Shirley Aylor Kenneth Barker William Barker George Abemathie Betty Absheer lerry Anspach Il x 1 . 2 4, M i . I B 1 A Ear, if e r -3'gv 2 .Q 1-Q 4' ! ' if q 2, 'T' l v 1' FIB I . Xi' if I ' '13 -3 Q '15 4 N 44' .a :,:, .P 'f Gerald Cook Billie lean Conway CM Tom Croy Anita Crow lim Dalton Ivan Davenport A. Betty Davis 4' K IJ Doris Dee I ,B Phyllis Delany 'L - 44 Norman Buchanan 3, Freda Burpo 6 - ,. , ,..... -V i yi' :Q 1-Q 5 xl W 5 Q. , 'QQ . .V,, , Q Y lean Burton Glenn Bumpus Mary Campbell or W , , V Dana Denny Leon Busby Eddie Cannon Dewayne Casey Ann Christian Margie Chronister Iimmy Coffman Billy Collard Leonard Collins ,fm Pm 2 I for 3' I if sn, , ,M I M Nil ffm Qw- mf A 1 i I W 1 y' A 2 Paralee Diamond 'Qs X g Ianet Drew ' Q. Annie Dunkin ' Betty Ellis as 4 7 j A va Q Dale Emery ji Wx 4- f ' Ioe Essary ii , L I D Betty Felts , I YK M- M45 X t f 4 y Charles Fisxe Q Edward Foard f K, if X lack Forbes l 1 y it Dale Foster Q Y 'W ,A is 'VN' u 6 5 , 'fx 'Mx :V Sherman Forston W ' ' A Y ff t Shirley Foster L . X f Harold French .5 3' Freddie Frey A Q y 5 ,fx I E I af . , - If X if 325, Iv ' 1 Lee Etta Gardner Iudy Garner Eugene Garrett Iohn Garrett Bernice Gibbons Sidney Gifford Martha Gilmore Charles Godwin ,-J li ff 'lf Glenn Hillis Laddie Hixon Norma Hodge Paulette Holrath Y 7 12 H 1' Mary Howard Mary Huskey Y , , f 5' F Rx Q - f Charles Ivy ff Donald Graham l udy Grubb 3 5 P L ..,, F' ll ,f J fe: r P' l H iq H 4 V A:' fy ,- 4 I: . . fir if A A , I 1 S, Q Y -v, P5 ffm I erry Iackson Ruth Iackson 3 Fay Kanell Minerva Ann Gulledge Clifford Hager Marvin Halbert Benny Haney Edwin Harris Charles Harty Dixie Hathaway Larry Harwell Billy Haynes lean Helton Lois Hill Qs- W .3 Q, 4 ef ' ' ,Q iii 1 . 35 ,.-fr 5 ,:, . Georgia Knott Tony Kuper R r George Lemon , .. 5 Q 5? fxxif ! Alfred Larrew Claudia Maddux Vaneti Magill Laymon Martin Margaret Martins Mary Martin Ioan Matthews Berlyn McGoniga1 Leroy McGruder ' ', Donald Krser Robert Overby Morris Mewbourn George O'Conner Wesley Oelsen Wylene Owens Billy Parks Donald Pemberton .av . Q f 3 -2-ff? ' 5 :N i',jN 5' 'W :pi hr .4 r !r AQ ! ff 2522 Ray Pennington I rf, l 'iffy image Q 2- 'Q , ' +I 1 593 1 ,zgy I Q I E I. ig N If W' 37 ' Zi fl wxi. ' .: . if 1 xg Freddie McKinney Verna Middleton Martha Perrin 2 Robert Miller Dick Phillips Everett Montgomery loyce Million - if Q1 , 'EE fzlzff , 4 1 2? f i, . .. a gg I iv I 1' ty f l Henrietta Montgomery Louis Montgomery Bill Mooney Nancy Mooney Charles Moore loyce Neeley Io Ann Nely Amy Nelson ,MJ 'iqfjj' li n in ff, 'ti' x I5 Mary Risby Clara lo Scott Georgia Scott Henry Sells Paul Sells George Shadle Susie Sharp Dewayne Sheehy Wayne Sheppherd Alfred Prenzel Patsy Porter Charles Rainwater Rosemary Ray ff 1 ff' I , Earl Reed f , Mickey Rhodes X Leroy Riepe r H Carmen Robinson Quincy Riley Thelma Robinson Flora Roland Carol Robertson Donald Robertson S Donald Rost 2 gil X 4 'E' 'A S., 3 . ' Q A -al' , r, f' 1 A A J vw- ,fy .A i-.S 5 W, -.4 f A x , A 4, N i f - at 9 'i .,, 0' It f -0 1 ' 3 N-1 X jx ? :WH . ,, av.. i . i -4- 171 i, - r i no X , , I xl la if .fc , 4' , ffzff L E 'pf , f . I '. as -4 il 1 if flirt , 5-ui lohn Stout Vera Stout Ierry St. Iames Bob Stovall B, ef Peggy Tclcott Clara lane Tedrick Barbara Thacker Bryan Thornburgh tl B no Charles Uebelein lf 5 i 9 y E if wi f Y, .- -- 'Q l J fr N-Q 11? li lit gr' K , M f X , 5' tfrlf, if fa V 32595 f Paul Silkwood I oe Sliger . Q, rf, ,bf ,, f . ' 1 Margaret Sliger Pat Smith Virgie Smith Carol Vandover Weldon Smith Bob Snider Maxine Sollars Dale Spencer 57 Q T' Q fy- Q li I line Bobby Wallace lo Ann Wallis Chilton Warren Mona Warren ,J ' Rhonda Weaver A 3 - Iames Webb , 3, 'mf- ' ' Phillip Weber . will ff 5' Marjorie West . Z Carol Sue Wilson 5 Charlene Wilson Donald Worley Iames Worley Billy Wooten Kay Yancy Lavern Winters Ruth Woods Charles Worley Pat Wilson Wanda Wilson 2'1-if it Xoqe eoxuves PARAMQDUNT HEHCTURES CCCOD WEST COAST STUDIOS .- ' 4 'v . f. 5 'ar it . 15451 MARATHON STREET Q!j,1,,,,,,L,,,,,, HOLLYWOOD , W , mfp,,0NE 1 cum: Aoonzss HOnvwoou 9-2411 ' Enix 'FAMHLM' 16 December 1951 211:88 ffoan gay LQQIILJCYSOIL Cqjirsf QQTHQ11 Jani Miss June Maddox, Editor The Bluff Poplar Bluff, Missouri Dear Miss Maddox It was a pleasure to judge the beauty contest conducted by The Bluff Yearbook I have numbered and intialed my selection of the beauty queen and her two attendants, and also added as 'runners-up' numbemsfour and five, as they are very beautiful girls and should have honorable mention. With my congratulations to the winners, and all of the contestants, who are lovely examples of young American womanhood. Sincerely, I S O Cecil B. deMille Cyl'VZ1.5S QCIVOZ QyO1lCj0178V Qjcconc! QWHCIILJGHE df B Tozzorczfufc' S?f2fZCllilO11f p Yniss -QTV1111 Cggajcjzuin figs gljonnis gazuglin 54 N . wwf' dn 3 4. 4 .V,, 'QS A af z w x s l ,fair N , ig! V' . ' , ' Z . 3 xy! ' , 1 xxx 1 gx U L X V - - M, 722195 fjamzcz fjQ!00cjzv01flz Queen ATTENDANB oem jcnmfzi AL O1 da Qcmev FDUTIBALL QUEEN QVZQTZSS gC1C!4A'I:8 dll? WWE BASKETBALL ATTENDANTS E' CJ QCVIYZS K 'LSS GT CQ gl? 81 fauna., Kin 'iw 1 iv ,LY Q' NJ K U1 ' IIOI' Cll'll1fl'Cl LIUCJVL 5.1 QQQMM. fanlfjzuirz is Bluffer Staff This staff publishes a bi-monthly student paper, the Bluffer It tries to interpret impartially and present the news as it pertains to the inter- est and welfare of the students, faculty, and alumni of Poplar Bluff Senior High School. It is published on a non-profit basis and is in no sense a money-making project. Each staff member is required to have at least one semester of journalism before actively partici- pating in the newspaper's activities. The entire production of the school paper is under the auspices of the advanced journalism class, with Mrs. Ruth Minetree as sponsor. FIRST ROW L to R Ioan Faye Anderson Maxine Bennett, Nancy Brase, Margie Moss. THIRD ROW Dugqie Fisher Duke Croy Ted Pyle Ierry Pillow, Camey Foster. Charles Frey. Bluff Staff Iune Maddox. Editor: Richard Kinder, Sponsor: Mrs. Schaefer, Sponsor: Ierry Pillow, Editor. The sole purpose of this organization is to publish the school yearbook, THE BLUFF. The staff members are organized each year into departments to make the production of the book more efficient. No staff is without its faults, and this book is by no means per- fect, but such a spirit of co-operation cou1dn't have been better than it was this year. When you look back to your high school days via of this annual remember the people that helped to edit this book. ROW I: Emestine Snead, Marilyn Mitchele, Pat Anderson Reba Farrless Iune Maddox Ruth Iackson Iudy Gamer Frankie Zadnick. ROW II: Mary Seesengood, Lois Sheehy, Lorita Bauer Barbara Tuepker Ioetta King Maxine Bennett Louise McCarthy ROW III: Bill Collard, Iackie Clark, Ted Henson Larry Harwell Ierry Pillow Duke Croy hm Wilson George Shadle Iim Haynes, Dale Emery. -1: uill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll is composed of school journalists who are out- standing in this field of school work. To be eligible for membership in this organization a student must be either on the Bluff or Bluifer staffs. Recommen- dation by annual sponsors automatically puts one in the club, but students entering via of the Bluffer must have their writing checked by the high school journalism organization. The club is under the direction and sponsorship of Mrs. Ruth Minetree journalism teacher and Blutfer adviser. Each member should well be proud holding membership in such a club. because of its exclusiveness among high school students. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Minetree, Ierry Pillow. Ioanne Baker. Lorita Bauer. Camey Foster, Ioan Faye Anderson SECOND ROW: Charles Frey. Sue Davis, Iim Hayes. THIRD ROW: Nancy Brase, Duggie Fisher, Ted Pyle, Duke Croy, June Maddox, Maxine Bennett. lalieneq ullelin OOP , if . A: BOB WYNN Engmeer MRS BLOODWORTH Advrsor IERRY HIGLEY Emcee Students on the show' The Bulletrn Board IS a rad1o program presented each Monday and Wednesday on KWOC and sponsored by the Blakeney Darry All phases of school work grade schools as well as hrgh school are presented on thrs thrrty mlnute program The cltrzens of Poplar Bluff have become better acquamted wrth school personnel and the work of the school system through thrs broadcast We are especrally thankful to the Blakeney Darry for therr sponsorshxp of the program Please observe the Blakeney advertrsement rn the Box 0ff1Ce publ1c1ty sect1on of th1s book 65 School Newscasters - Ierry Pillow and Ted Pyle SERVICE FRIENDLINESS DUKE CROY - Duke began his career of service as Freshman Class President, Student Council Altemate, Quill and Scroll, Art Club, Key Club President, Bluff and Bluffer. He is much inter- ested in all that goes on in P. B. H. S. and is popular and well liked by all. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP KENNETH STEFFAN A One of our small fellows, his size has not prevented him from being one of our Senior Personalities. Among his activities are Key Club, Honor Society, Vice-President of Science Club and Student Manaqer of the basket- ball team of '50 and '5l. He is congenial and well liked by all his fellow students. BEATRICE CAMPBELL - Sweet and energetic in whatever she undertakes, Bea is an individual who helps form the backbone of every organization. In Ianuary she was selected by the faculty and senior class to represent our school in the Daughters of American Revolution's Good Citizenship Award. She has varied interests in that she is the President of the Glee Club, President of the Honor So- ciety, Secretary of the Student Council, Library Club, Mule- ttes, Dramatic Club, Inter-class basketball, President of the G. A. A., Bluff, and Assistant Director of the Dramatic Club Play. Vivacious and never at loss for words, Bea accomplishes much where others iail. c my JV ,.i,,,7,bM LEADERSHIP ,JR MARY LICHTENEGGER A Mary is a definite asset to her class. Popular with both students and faculty, she has held many positions in various clubs such as: Glee Club, Band. Orchestra, Drum Major, President of G. A. A.. Vice-President of F. H. A., Dramatic Club, and Spanish Club. Her chief interest is music in which she is an accomplished pianist and plays for the Glee Club and other school act- ivities. MAXINE BENNETT - Max has been one of the loyal seniors. She is a mixture of work and play, best to say, she's an all-round qal. Her different activities include: Bluff, Bluffer, Library Club, Student Council, Vice-President of Quill and Scroll, Secretary of Honor Society, and Dra- matic Club. Y I TALENT at R -ey 4 LARRY WRIGHT - A two sport lettennan, Larry is an asset to the Mules athletics endeavor 01 toot- ball and track. A congenial, friendly and good- natured fellow, Larry is well-liked by everyone. TALENT FRIENDLINESS SERVICE SUE DAVIS - One of the most popular girls in the Senior Class, Sue has been bestowed with many honors. She was elected as Attendant to Basketball Queen in '52, Attendant to Football Queen in '50, Senior Class candidate for Car- nival Queen, F. F. A. Queen, Treasurer of Iunior and Senior Class, a member oi the G. A. A., Mulettes, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll. Blufter and Bluff. Susie has a pleasant disposition and a great service to our P. B. H. S. SCHOLARSHIP NANCY BRASE - Nancy is easy going and jocular, seldom at loss for words. Her will- ingness to co-operate with the faculty and students can be proved by her number of activities. She is President of the Library Club, President of the Quill and Scroll, Cor- responding Secretary oi the Honor Society, Editor of the Bluiler, Mulettes, and G. A. A. PERSON A LITIES IERRY PILLOW - Ierry is popular with all his fellow students as it is shown by the numerous offices he has held during his high school career. He has served in positions in the Key Club, Stud' ent Council, President ol the Iunior Class. Co- editor of the Bluff. and Sports Editor of the Blut- ler. Capable and good natured, Ierry does his best in the activities in which he participates. LEADERSHIP ll---..,,, TED PYLE - High spirited and full of vigor. Ted has attained membership in the Art Club, Re- porter for Quill and Scroll. Feature Editor ot the Blutler, Boys' Chorus, Key Club. Ted is outspoken in his opinions, but he has proved himself capable of every endeavor undertaken. Pcxt Woods Dianne Bess Mary Lou Foster f ? Sandra Bloodworth 7' W KAQQVAGJQV5 Marlene Emery be QF- Lorita Kay Bauer aforeflfed S X , 4 . w , . , , 4 Mary Helen hchtenegger Sherra Do Foard Ioan Faye Anderson .L. A , I ,. f A AVA Q , ,Y Yrlfll Y' f 3 I - J y ,pu -'27 .U f xp, ,-J A , it i ey i . I i I. J Pot Hinchey - r'fs Carol Smoot J P 5 ff jQ 'S Z' W , - lC f -s I qw fl- ,Dal Q, I 1 ,133 0-Q-.qv x..'7' Larry Levi Wright Iames Willie Wells ,l lim Pud Lohr -an-5 Ni lim Frank Dale Lefty Dickens ' iff Bill Hoover QM? H ,wffmw M M auf? ' Tuff Qmnrsm lk? L.-...... ill ' ,f I lf Ozzie The Duck Krudwig Harold Crazy Legs Palmer Allen Burrows Eugene Brake Charles Frey Cameron Rod Foster Bill Toby Knott Philip Bud Leuckel 13993 can 'lui 4' W MWQM 1 A... 41. Bob Birkhead lim Cox I ,,., C We C Mgr,-'V Leroy Bob HFUZH 1-'Wg in ig 1 4 lim Cootie Cruce ,Q W P,,,.. z: t yi 'fat' N riff-f vssyf Eddie Lou Lewis 4 . ,gm ,,-Q, , 59355. Iack Monster Rushin Iohn Crazy Simpson Walter Horse Simpson lack Tennessee Forbes Everett Mutt Montgo Charles Drake Rainwater Iohn Captain Stout W.: ,QW 'B '6f if ,. 'he y if ,- ,W iw E. B. COX Line Coach C. E. DUTCH WYKIT Head Coach Coaches and Managers Q C B. if 2 fr P we fi . gg' , 'ff W 'M ir' 5 K V M 5? ',EhT?Ef V-'.' ,vfglm 9r ,J I Q ,., , we W Q, M W XJ: K... , L n -N. , KN wiv A M-L GEORGE SHADLE sf DON BRANNUM Student Mqnqger fi Student Manager , 3 Row I: Clarence Wyatt, Iohn Stout, lim Frank, Walter Simpson, Bill Knott, Bill Hoover, lim Lohr, Larry Wright, Iim Wells, Harry Minetree. Allen Burrows, E .B. Cox. Row II: Charles Frey, Eugene Brake, Iohn Simpson, lack Patterson, Bob Harris, Everett Montgomery, Charles Rainwater, lack Forbes, lack Rushin, Camey Foster, Harold Palmer. Row Ill: Ed Lewis, Ben Haney, Bob Phillips, Bob Birkhead, Leon Busby, Carl Williams, Bob Stovall, Ioe Essary, Iim Cox, Leroy Elliot, Bill Bollinger. Row IV: lim Newsome, Larry Taylor, Don Brannum, Iohn Holland, Bill Haris, Raymond Bryan, Gary Oelson, Phillip Weber, Don Iohnson, Ernest Roehms, Clyde Essary, Iohn Cutsinger. Fred Frey, George Shadle, Dick Phillips, Robert Miller, William Haynes. Q ' Q,:?Zfv if fr., W aw W A W. W M A2 V. we Q mwsmtw PW --- .M ff5,'f',, r,,,r.-fsgffi ' 3, , .+ 4 , in M. 3, ,QW 'M ' ' we . , er . V fr WW' me .Q If if it, , Q tw , A W l . wrfxwm ' ft 'V ' 5 an 3 V my . ffm ,MM gtg 'LQ 1... t. Y Q M mwzfq, swam..-.p2,,-5 UW ,' me up , N I 2 A ,atm 0 A an ,O H wwmki ,W 1 , , wGW' was D A2 1 xgtfgil A L - uw, 54 Ammfifl l nwf Y iw-fs N .!.!M-.qfnenvxm .,..,.., ft nm -qu, ..., -, f 2- B 1 eration ff -Ve,-.Q W,-1 at .frm uf, wr Q nam. DEVIEWING THE SEASUN The Mules got off to a fair start for '51 by beat- ing West Plains, 18-6, on the home grounds. They then traveled to Blytheville and played what might be called one ot their best games even though they lost 18-7. Still in Arkansas, they ran into Piggott. The game came out a tie, 13-13, because of a penalty which cost the Mules a touchdown. Next came Kennett. This was Homecoming game.The queen was Iackie Sue Williams: her attendants were Lorita Bauer and Ioan Yount. The queen was crowned by lim Wells. The Mules won 25-13. The Mules moved to Iackson There they won a close one 13 12 even though Larry Wright wasnt there They then went to Cairo There they clipped the Bluejay s wings and won 20 12 Back home again we met Caruthersville. The A team racked up 33, and, for most of the half the B squad played. It ended, Mules 33 and Caruthers- ville 6. Then Perryville came to town. An inspired team met the Mules and threw them 19-14, even though Perryville had a net yard gain ot 6 yards the 2nd half. Recovering from the blow the Mules met Charles- ton and in 6 minutes 27 points had been scored. In went the scrubs . They played the rest of the game and it ended 27-13. The Turkey Day game was at Cape Girardeau. The bovs skinned the Tigers for most of their 43 points the first halt They just had fun the second half so it ended 43 7 and concluded an excellent season lust for the record the opposition scored 113 points while the Mules scored 213 not bad boys' ALL-CONFERENCE PLACEMENTS lst team All Big Eight team 2nd team All State squad Special mention tor All Southeast Missoun Honorable mention on All American High School team 3 year letterrnan and Co-captain HM LOHR LARRY WRIGHT lst team All Big Eight team 2nd team All Southeast Missouri Honorable mentions on All State Big Eight scoring trophy of 51 4 year letterman and Co captain IIMVIELIS lst team All Big Eight team Honorable mentions on All Southeast Missouri and All Amencan squads 3 year letterrnan . 1 I . - 1 ' I ' . . - ' - ' I 8 's ' , x team American High School team ' ' ' , .1?:e,.,,- ' I ' . and All Score of Each Game ,. we fd--9 is 7 . DATE OPPONENT THEY PLACE December 10 Cairo, Ill. 53 There ky December 12 Sikeston 41 Cape Girardeau CBig Four tourn.l December 14 Iackson 29 Cape Girardeau iBiq Four tourn.D December 21 Bismarck 34 Here December 22 Desloge 39 Here December 26 Delta 43 Cape Girardeau CChristmas tourn.D Ianuary 8 Kennett 49 Here 'Q Iariuqry ll Cape Girardeau 58 There Ianuary 18 Iacksori 49 Here WILLIAM HAY E Ianuary 22 Doniphan 55 There C h N S Ianuary 25 Cape Girardeau 50 Here lHomecoming7 OGC Ianuary 29 Dexter 39 There February l Blytheville, Ark. 49 Here February 5 Doniphan 45 Here February 8 Bayless 44 There February 12 Charleston 44 Here February 15 Clarkton 51 Here February 19 Van Buren 38 Here REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT SIKESTON: February 26 Sikeston 49 Sikeston Armory February 28 Kennett 46 Sikeston Armory February 29 Senath 31 Sikeston Armory KChampionshipJ First Row: Gordon Thurman, Fred Valentine. Torn Croy, Clifford Hager. DALE EMERY Second Row: Gene Leuckel, Charles Rainwater. Bill Lovelace. GEORGE SH-ADI-E Student Manager Third Row: Bob Snider, David Leuckel, Mickey Rhodes. Student Manaqer 'Q' Summar of Cage Season The Mules started the current season with an A game at Cairo. They took the floor with a bad case of stagefright and were consequently downed by the Pilots. Then they traveled to Cape Girardeau for the lirst annual Big Four tournament. Sikeston fell to the Mules in the iirst round ol play and it was Jackson who was the victim in the final night of play. As a result of these two victories we had a big Four championship. Making their iirst appearance on the home lloor, the Mules had two successive engagements with Bismarck and Desloqe on December 21 and 22 and our boys were the winners in both games. Too much to eat and very little wind caused the Mules to lose out to Delta in the iirst round of the Christmas tourney at Cape on December 26. To put it mildly we were simply out- hustled. but the boys made a gallant try in the closing three minutes, and were nosed out by two points. Resuming regular scheduled play alter the tournament. the Mules proceeded to knock off Kennett by ten points: Caru- thersville in a more contested game by one point: and Iackson on our home floor by seven markers. Then the Mules took on their arch-rivals, the Doniphan Dons on the Dons' court. We were promptly sunk in that one and found ourselves on the short end of a 55-42 score. How- ever the B Mules set the little Dons down in the preliminary game 33-32. Homecoming was up -next but the Cape Tigers put the damper on any victorious celebration plans we miqht have had. All homecoming celebrations were excellent only the Tigers won the game 50-42. Once again the Mules hit the road and met the Dexter Bearcats this time. Everyone played in this one and the Mules were easy victors 60-39. Things weren't so easy with the Blytheville Chickasaws. They had a team with height, but the Mules controlled the backboards, and eked out a one point victory. Doniphan came over the following Tuesday. bringing everyone but the nightwatchman and the town constable. An inspired team was out tar the bacon and we came home with it with a 5.-45 victory which sure looked sweet on our side of the ledger. To make a long story short the Mules won the remaining four regular-scheduled games with wins over' Charleston, Bay- less. Clarkton and Van Buren to close out the season. At last the event happened for which we had been look- ing all season-the regional tournament at Sikeston. Our Mules were seeded iirst and Sikeston played us on the opening night oi the shindig. We promptly greeted them with a 70-49 win and took Kennett in the semi-tinals by a score ol 68-46. Senath was the only obstacle between us and the state tourney and we met that situation by deleating them 44-31 and it gained for us the right to play in the state meet held in Columbia starting March 5. First Row: Carroll Greer, Dale Dickens, Eddie Lewis. Second Row: Iohn Stout, Bob Sanner, Bob Harris. Bob King. Third Row: Ken Landreth, Ozzie Krudwig, Harold Palmer, Iim Lohr, Iim Chiles, Iim Cruce. Basketball Snaps Q L. is QUEEN IOANIE Basketball Royalty Palmer shoots lor two points against Cape in the Home- coming. How did the football queen get in this section? Incidentally that's Iackie Williams. Two Poplar Bluffians on one Iackson man. That's not iair! 79 Well coach. just how tall Is that Gatlin boy? esume of 1951 Traclc Season The clnder squad coached by C E Dutch Wyatt and Wllham Red Haynes d1d very well dur 1ng the season The boys placed frrst rn two meets the Poplar Bluff Invrtatronal and the Poplar Bluff Quadrangle meet Travellng down to sandy Kennett the boys came out wrth second place 1n the Kennett Invltatlonal affarr The Mules placed thrrd rn three contests the Charleston lnv1tat1ona1 the Brg Erght meet the Cape relays and 1n the Poplar Bluff tn state meet held at the local stadrum The boys then traveled to Colurnbra for the state meet Harold Palmer won thrrd rn the hrgh jump and the m11e relay team won rts heat wlth a hme of 3 mrnutes and 37 seconds but tt drdnt place Srxteen letters were awarded to the track and f1e1d boys The followrng rs a 11st of the lettermen and the number of years they have been awarded monograms Travrs Montgomery 3 Bob Patterson 2 Larry Wr1ght 3 Gene Roberts 2 Harold Palmer2 Ozzre Krudwrg 1 Charles Frey 1 lack Weeks I Iam Cruce 2 Don Brannum 2 hm Glllaspy l Iohn Stout 1 Everett Montgomery 1 George McClary l Dewayne Sheehy 1 and George Oswald Shadle was g1ven a letter for student manager lluaulluqlil Qn1maQ mu. A..-in Srttmg Ozzxe Krudwxg Harold Palmer Travrs Montgomery Bob Patterson Iohn Stout Standrng George Shadle Donald Brannum hm Cruce hm Grllaspy R ' ' u n - . , . I . . I - - u u - ' I . I - . . . . ' I I I I - 1 1 1 I - . . 1 I I ' I I I I I I I , , , H n , I . L t, I T sl' , M 2 ' , , . 3 A- QA X ' I sl ,iv ' . ll K7 ,Wm ' W' r' ' 'L lfusn-Q - N1 ws. ns. I. X ' lf , ,. I tl., ft X . , X s Q A 1' I. , 5 i ' ' . ' I I - 1 I ' . T I I . I ' - ' 1 2 me naps of The Trac eason MARCH 1952 W?WigQkmf41 'lvkxlr it frm: M- fvwmw vw sglvg-fum an Wa 1 an .VEgwWm 4w 'Q 'huq.,Q.-4 'llm-a. That s Wnght C1 rxqht Doesnl look lxke he mode I but he drdf flncrdenlczlly that s Harold Palmerl APRIL 1952 SAT 2r.KN? 51558 l 4 'dxf' S6 a:w4r'N. :xx sr' Q 1 Ht:----.v, vf 5 A-...,M8wbx,?4f ul X 1 -ww. 'my i wk? 'tr'- '-'wh NW? rf w5. .7 swag' Zeta-1 +5-ww. '41 'W Q.f-HS, c' J We MH E .eh 'Wm Nu Where were the Mules when thrs pxcture was snapped? 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'l QE ,Lf i R Student Council , an ' -I ,qv vnu Mr. Donald Swain, sponsor: Walter Simpson, vice-president: Beatrice Campbell. secretary: Dale Dickens, president. Ioan Yount, reporter: lim Frank, treasurer. Sponsored by Mr. Swain, the Student Council gives the pupils more voice in the school government and helps to improve it through cooperation between administration, faculty and students. The Student Council helps publish the student handbook, sponsors athletic events and many other activities for the betterment of P. B. H. S. Every year one member and one alternate are elected to represent each roll room in the Student Council. Each delegate must maintain an M average in all subjects and have good conduct. How I: Dale Dickens, Mary Shaffer, Ioan Yount, Beatrice Campbell, Ioyce Neeley. Sue Wilson, Iune Maddox, Paul Hunter. Row II: Eugene LeGrand, Walter Simpson, Iim Frank, Bob Harris, Bill Brent, Clifford Hager, Ozzie Kridwiq, Dewayne Sheehy. ,,,,M,.M. MMA' A, 54.1 1 I' -i i . 199i 10 .1 gin. 1 jf 26 49 1-23: 'T' J X Q5 2 .-..g-uwufqw is 5 ,L IJ' Rs. -'.'1g'5,. ' .4 . -1- fffi N 'f ' , ' N 'N., if x X f' I If -- 4 0 xgivwfelfzf MJ? Wedacfenf lf! QEZSLCLQVLA glee A, We ,. ,W Q Club 2' we Ioanne Baker, Reporter: Beatrice Campbell, President: Deanne Bessf Vice- President: Margie Moss, Treasurer: Bonnie Palmer, Secretary: Mrs. Hearne. The Glee Club, whose single objective is to help further the advancement of good group singing, is directed by Mrs. Pauline Hearne. This organization's most important function is to sing for various school assemblies. For membership in this club, each participant earns one-fourth credit. The officers are Beatrice Campbell, President: Dianne Bess, Vice-President: Bonnie Palmer, Secretary: Margie Moss, Treasurer: Ioanne Baker, Reporter. Row I: Margaret Rice, Virgie Smith, Mary Helen Lichtenegger, loanne Baker, Roberta Palmer, Marlene Emery, Iane Cravens Charlotte Kearbey. Row II: Bonnie Palmer, Margie Moss, Dianne Bess, Georgia Knott, Shirley Aylor, Lee Etta Gardner, Pat Wilson, Ruth Woods. Row Ill: Betty Davis, Clare Essary, Norma Gardner, Geraldine Doty, Beatrice Campbell, Bertha Sowd, Pat Clark, Edna Greer. Row IV: Anita Priest. Amy Nelson, Barbara Whaley, Shirley Hays, Mary Campbell, Nelta Powers. Row V: Ioyce Schmerbauch, Yvonne Diamond, Ioyce Neely, Geneva Inman, Ioyce Karnes, Lois Armer, Shelby Bearden Peggy Talcott. Row VI: Edna Ketcherside, Floy Hunter, Flora Roland, Paulette Holralh, Margaret Sligfr, Wilma Aud, Carol Robertson. 1 . 1 . 4 , A : ,a ' ' gat fl viii 42,2 5' t-r gg 4 6 -p-at-nw-i--fmt an I, ' 1 9 'A -we ' Q 5'-Q U .-. rf ,-3 ational Honor Society f'f i br . trice Campbell, president: Gale Garrett, vice-president: Maxine Bennett. recording secretary: Nancy Brase, corresponding secretary: Iune Maddox treasurer. The local chapter of the society is an affiliaf-.7 of the National Society. It is made up of students who have an S average and actively participate in at Q,-.ist two activities. These students are then voted upon by the board and invited into the organization. They are then inducted into the society in an impressive induction cere- mony. Activities of the organization include an annual induction ceremony and an annual banquet held in the school year. First Row: L. to R., Ierry Pillow, Iimmy Haynes, Charles Frey, Kenneth Stefian. Second Row: Gail Stigall, Carolyn Butt, Nancy Brase, Beatrice Campbell. Ioyce Karnes, Io Ann Scott. Patty Gayle, Ioan Faye Anderson. Third Row: Maxine Bennett, Dorothy Aldrich, Iune,lVladdox, Gale Garrett, Sherra Do Foard, Betty Desqranges, Mary Lou Foster. ff L . s 5 uns-ll ununnn--we muunqu-J.. FIRST ROW L to R Iudy Garner Shxrley Brocxdcxwcy Frcnkxe Zczdmck Ruth Ann Bcxldwm lane Crcxvens Mcmlyn Mitchelle. THIRD ROW Ioyce Schmerbcuch Anna Prrest Dot Kessler Io Ann Wulhs Vrrgre Smxth lean Frances Burton Roberta Palmer. THE DIQAMATICS C UI3 DF 1951 1952 F Organrzed rn 1924 the Dramatic Club has promoted the dramatrc act1v1t1es of the school the chref goals of the club are to promote the enthus lasm for and to mcrease the understandlng of drama Under the sponsorshrp of Mrss Myrtle Dean Ieffords the club held 1lS 1nduct1on early rn the fall The annual Chnstmas play was presented wxth the combmed talents of the Dramatlc Club and the Glee Club On February 7 1952 the club c11maxed then year Wllh the productlon of the play The Wrllow and I The Dramat1c Club offrcers are lack Gordon Presldent Dranne Bess Vrce-Pres1dent Bonn1e Palmer Secretary loan Yount Treasurer Mary Lou Foster Reporter I1m Haynes Sergeant at Arms Nw-'NYS uv--asunnmmp Q .. N ' FIRST ROW L toR M111 Iellords Ioanne Baker Mary Helen Llchtenegger Ioan Iaye Anderson Sue Davls Bonme Palmer Donms Gamblm Clare Essary Leah Mae McGruder Ioanre Yount Iackre Sue Wlllrams Margre Moss SECOND ROW Gall Shgall Dxanne Bess Helen Chaihn Lonta Bauer Maxme Bennett Beatrrce Campbell Barbara Tuepker Barbara Whaley Helen Scrortmo THIRD ROW lack Weeks Ierry VanDover hm Wrlson Don Porterfreld Ioe McSpadden Cameron Foster Pat Woods Lols Armes Marjorre Hmes FOURTH ROW Dale Porterheld Paul Hunter Iackre Clark Harold Hrcks Charles Frey Gene Keller hm Haynes 89 I I . . . . ,, 1 I , I ll . : I 2 I I I I 1 2 I : I ' ' . 1 l ' -Q4 , Q ...- -gn ' 3 -. - E ' A H Y W5 my , , .1 ,., sm , ' . il lv ' ' ' l ,, I 1 is 4 P K' 'LW , ', 4' 4 , ,, , - J J D X , 1 Q . I l . - : ' ' . ' , ' . ' - ' I ' ' 1 ' UIVEHEIHHI FIRST R Terry vqow ROY A d0v Hen T SECONDH er Vice? 19551-lfer P ROW fesrde , at H MY Betrymarrl S016 Gclrregsniiigld SECIEQQIY Repo IS Metz ent Her Lhhlxxw -il XRST ROW L to R Bob Randotph Torn Casey Sherra Do Yoard Patsy Yrancts Io Ann Scott Leah Mae McGruder Wxlrna Hendnckson Betty Mack Gtorra Ann Thornton Mary Lou Foster Betty Dwrne Pat Hrnchey Curtis Hawkms SECOND ROW Karnes Dodd Everett Ptunk Gtenn Suthvan Roy Alten Date Hatsey Wxthe Larrew Danny Mast Kohn Kearbey RD ROW Gayte ay Buddy Howard Sack Gordon Woetta Kxnq Pa Armes Vada Drake Carotyn Butt Betty Desqran qes Patty Spencer Betty Landxs Pat Larney Noma Ray Xoyce Vanderpoot Vtrqtt tnrnan Robert Gra am BTH ROW Myron hrrsttan So n Osborn G enn Buchanan hours Cureton Artey Barker Ctyde Stone Kenneth B ce Gate Garrett BM Hart Pat Nevttte Davrd rater Myhre Brlt Crxder Eugene ru 2 11.4 . Q 452 I , f . 'Q y , , y . .. m 4 V f K' 0 - Y f ,, tg l A i . 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' . . . 90 UEEUPATIU The Dxverslhed Occupanons Club IS an organxzatron open to students who take part 1n the program of workxng part trme and attendmg school part t1me Sponsored by Mrs Hennetta Metz and Mr Davld Berryman the program IS based on co operat1on between the student h1s employer and the school and enables the student to get a clear concept1on of what he must expect m the vocatron whxch he plans to enter after graduatxon The hxgh hghts of the year mclude the electmon of othcers Conventlon at the Lake of the Ozarks the Chr1stma lo ee Banquet the State D O th annual Employer Emp y Party and e NS S FIRST I- to R c mney Annabe Hartman H Ile O bo 0UCmd B111 L 5 m Geraldine Muck eg Shirley Weaver ob Lee Io Hudson May St k HC hu vera W All row ferry VQDD en Abbgfg Iam over David Kmeqij' Head Hdrold Unch Clyde St one jerry Bunch Chelmer Ba, 91 , . . . - - ' I a 1 . I . I ' . , K 1 rf ,t ,TA A . f ss lg J td- s MK- : - .. E ww. EE 9581 ,f.. JY? Q It it me .fl '-1 r- '5'N-w.s if., FIRST ROW: L. to R., Iames Worley, Ed Cannon, Harold French, Walter Simpson, Charlie Frey, Paul Tackett, Hoyt McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Bill Collard, lack Cooper, Iim Dalton, Jerry Pillow, Paul Silkwood, Iohn Simpson, Kenneth Steflan, Leon Busby ohn Garrett. THIRD ROW: Bill Brent, Ronald Gillham, Camey Foster, Duke Croy, Gale Garrett, Bud Howard. Teri Henson. Ted Pvle. Carol Owens The Key Club is one of the organizations of which our school can be proud. Honored to belong to this club, a member must maintain an S average and take part in school activities, Truly a service organization, these boys have worked diligently for the community as well as the school. They have distributed Christmas baskets to the needy and have presented several interesting and informative assemblies to the student body. OFFICERS: Duke Croy, President: Iimmy Haynes, Secretary: Ierry Pillow, Treasurer: Iohnny Crow, Vice-President: Bud Howard. Sergeant-at-arms. i Pariq Under the sponsorship of Miss Ieffords, the Library Club is made up of students who want to further their knowledge of the school library, and who are willing to help other students enjoy the use of the library. These students help the librarian classify and catalog the books and give other assis- tance in the maintenance of the library. For such work the student receives no credit or recognition and such an organization is truly one of service. The members of the club are to be commended for their splendid work. During the year the club enjoys few social func- tions, but strictly stays to its work. The whole school should appreciate its work and here's a hearty Thanks . .1 we-uunsuli .L-QL FIRST ROW: Dorothy Aldrich, treasurer: Nancy Brase, president Ioyce Karnes, vice-president: lo Hudson, secretary. SECOND ROW' Bett Des ran es re orter: Maxine Bennett - Y 9 9 - P sergeant-atnrms. FIRST ROW: L. to R., Donnis Liamblin, Maxine Bennett, Nancy Brase, Lois Armes, Ioyce Badgley. SECOND ROW: Io Ann Scott, Pat Hinchey, Shirley Hayes, Marjorie Hines. Leah Mae McGruder. THIRD ROW: Clare Essary, Ioyce Karnes. Helen Chaifin, Barbara Host, Carolyn Buff. FOURTH ROW: Betty Devine, Dorothy Aldrich, Betty Desgranges. Bertha Dowd, Beatrice Campbell. . -0:4-awed X, Future Farmers of America ,:,,M:,,:,:,,,,w3 g s FIRST ROW: L. to R., Lyle Kearbey, Lyndle Kearbey. SECOND ROW: Lee Smith, Iunior Godwin, Iimmy Nelson, Iimmy Burkett, Lyle Iett. Bob Price, Alfred Prenzel, Dick Price, Priest. THIRD ROW: Leighton Haynes, Laddie Hexson, Donald Kiser. Bob Sparkman, Ronnie Burkett, Leroy McGruder, Meredith Ronald Beights, Donald Haver, Hadley Barker. FOURTH ROW: Ioe Blue, Dale McAlester, Ioe Sliger, Charles Kneir, Bill Hendrickson, Sidney Gifford, Bob Stovall, Gerald FIFTH ROW: Paul Hunter, Quincy Riley, Donald Worley. Mark Bellanry, Tony Kueper, Gerald Pearce, Iimmy Godwin. SIXTH ROW: Alva Deaton, Chelcia Deaton, Eugene LeGrand, Gene Keller. Iacl-:ie Hyde, Billy Williams, Coy Millard. SEVENTH ROW: Charles Worley, Raymond McGruder, Wayne Keller, Charles Fiske, Dale Haynes, Alvie Lee Browning, Worley, Ronald Martins, Leo Strentel. president: Coy Millard, secretary. Gerald Worley, sentinel. Carrell Boyers. Shiehy. Gerald FIRST ROW: Paul Hunter. President: Lyndle Kearbey. vice- SECOND ROW: Leo Strenfel, reporter: Lyle Kearbey, treasurer: MARILYN MITCHELLE Chapter Sweet heart PAUL HUNTER Presxdent Chapter Sweetheart l The Future Farmers of Amenca IS an organ1zat1on for vocahonal agn culture students whxch IS spon ored by Mr R1dge It IS a nat1ona1 orgamza 'ICD reach1ng from the state of Ma1ne to HGWG11 and from the state of Washmg ton to Puerto RICO The F F A 1S also a non pro'1t non po11t1ca1 orgar11zat1on for boys 14 21 years of age The motto 1S Learn1ng to do Do1ng to learn Earnmg to 11ve L1v1ng to earn 95 f W I K 9 X . 5, I ,QF :. - U s A' , 1 I ,- 4. M, ' Q x ' K K5 I, 4 W ' Q- ' ' 4 . xy 455 W 'X V ' WX. s 8 I fx . W Q 1 1 , + - ' f e w 4 , ql, ,.., 5. -::.... we .X , Futur C Homem akers of America Q t ll lt!! 5 95 :.1 ,, .Mt .iw my C , 5 M 1 M1 t U he tr-42 K Betty Graham. ,..q-ff Norma lean G ardner, ROW lz Marlene Emery, Marilyn Mitchelle. Mary Helen Lichteneqger. Donna Willbanlcs. Geneva lnman. loan Fay Anderson. Margie Moss. Dianne Bess. Nelta Powers. and Wanda Stone. ROW il: Anita Priest. Fay Kanell, Ioyce Neeley, lean Kelton, Mary Risby. Claudia Maddox, Pauline Purdom, Carolyn Butt. and Gail Stiqall. ROW lil: Floy Hunter, Carolyn Epps, Ethel Medling, loyce Badqley, Nancy Mooney. Georgia Knott, Lois Armes, Pat Anderson, Charlotte Kearbey. ROW W: Edna Ketcherside, Lee Etta Gardner, Cleta Kesler. Henrietta Montgomery. Mona Warren, Margie West. Dana Denney, Maxine Dicken, Margie Hines, Doris Brown. ROW V: Helen Sciortino, Beatrice Clark. Lois Stilley, Thelma Robison. Norma Hodge. Donna Kiser. Nadine Birdsong. Rhonda Weaver, Georgia Scott, Betty Whitt, and Paralee Diamond. ROW Vl: Wanda Wilson, Freda Burpo, Patsy Porter. Billie Conway, Betty Roland, Mary Bausworth, Nora Emerson, Bonnie Scott, Wanda Keele, and Helen Chaitin. ROW Vll: Billie lean Brown, Pat Smith. Martha Gilmore, Doris Dee, Barbara Whaley. Betty Armes. Norma Harty. Margie Chronister, Ruth Iaclcson, Wylene Owens, Beulah Swatiord. This Clu b like 5 ' the S . econd year of opermiopdnlsh club, is in its gear as an outgrowth fn- It was started last epartmem and has d 0 the home econom- . 1 ofgflnlzationt It , eveloped into G th , -CS who are taking is composed entirely fnvmg O . impose of the Clie' economics and the gigs n :jebcare of the home is-hto better train girls in If IS The home e SPOnSor of e I Wlnona C economics in Y UI5 Olemqn. structor, Miss FIRST ROW 5 Mon sec . C1 W reta1'Y- Wanda Stoilfgegegnd vice-president, M Surerg Mar I - Clfilyn M. Y LlChlene ltchelle Qqer, lst v.F ' ge. President. SECOND R OW' Miss ' Coleman P 1 Cul' me Purdom, Parliamemmicn- Neltq pow ers' feport - er, Sherra Do Foard, President 'V qi-it ?b Muletf85 'lg'-1 ROW I: Cheerleaders Dianne Bess, Mary Lou Foster, Pat Woods, Marlene Emery and Sandra Bloodworrth. ROW II: Norma Iean Gardner, Geneva Inman, Roberta Palmer, Donnis Gamblin, Ioetta King, Io Ann Scott, Gloria Thornton, Margie Moss, Ioanne Baker, Ruth Jackson, Mona Warren, Nancy Mooney, Vemetta Porch, Margie West, Norma Hodge, Pat Anderson, Judy Grubb. ROW III: Marilyn Mitchelle, Virgie Cole, Pat Porter, Pat Wilson, Cleta Kesler, Bonnie Palmer, Margaret Rice, Nancy Brase, Sue Davis, Gail Stigall, Reba Fairless, Wanda Stone, Dot Kessler. ROW IV: Virgie Smith, Verna Middleton, Betty Felts, Lois Armes, Betty Armes, Dana Denney, Flora Gene Roland, Shirley Gunn, Georgia Knott, Freda Burpo, Thelma Robison, Pat Clark, Beatrice Clark, Norma Harty, Jane Cravens. ROW V: Nelta Powers, Dorothy Aldrich, Betty Desgranges, Vada Drake, Ioanie Yount, Barbara Tuepker, Anita Priest, Pat Armes, Helen Sciortino. ROW VI: Clare Essary, Carolyn Buff. Barbara Rost, Bertha Dowd, Rhonda Weaver, Betty Da ' Neeley, Barbara Biggs, Doris Ann Thornton, Ada Lou Brewingtorx. M J vis, Io Hudson, Pat ty Spencer, Ioyce . - 1, ue. SGC' t asurer: Marilyn MHC e Ie . b ta Palmel' ESSGYY' FIRST ROW' PIO illoss. feportet' ice-President? Clare retarY7 Murgillly Bonnie Palmer' V R : SECOND president' of girls who, sist of U group rth, has 'l'he Mulettes COTE Mr. Mick9Y Bloodlnocontesis nder the direfftlon O nd PGP at Gthleucb 11 and u - a thusiasm t foot G I increasei fl girls sit in q body U fan Cheenng- 150if'tbi1F games thus inlifcrjx they have Pfe' has e basketball games t 1 hich were very Clev' Also It eral half-time Stunts V11 to the enjoyment te Sev d red Y Zig' organized and adde g ofthe game' . Ct of buying . ored fhe prole veral Thesenglii iglflllj mflscot who Z1 aiixsiim. T0 if . 1 . C1 - Emery 'IT9Pecrrances during them: vids held which ublic G . d te IU gay for this equestrian S ssgcess. tumed out i0 be quite ArClL ROW I: Roberta Palmer, Pat Clark, Pat Anderson, Ada Lou Brewington. Donna Willbanks. Ernestine Sneed. ROW II: Shirley Broadaway, Ruth Iackson, Nancy Callahan, Lorita Bauer. ROW Ill: Bill Lee, Duke Croy. Ted Pyle, Ioe McSpadden, Harry Minetree, Duggie Fisher, Mickey Rhodes. Bobby Harris. Organized by Harlan H. Holladay, the Art Club is another of the cultural organizations of our school. The members of this club learn to better appreciate and understand true art. The purpose of the club is to help the stu- dent in his career of art and to create, defend, and encourage that which is original art from untrue art. FIRST ROW: Pat Anderson, scribe: Lorita Bauer, purser: Mr. Holliday, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Mickey Rhodes, master: Ted Pyle, grand- master. panish W .vow .W w-w-f- sv 'wifi-fl t. :i.Q.! -iff , , 'r 'f,w M SV, ROW I: Shelba lean Baker, Ioanne Baker. Shirley Broada way, Iudy Garner, Roberta Palmer. Ioan Faye Anderson. Sue Davis. Margie Moss, Iackie Williams, Gail Stigall. ROW II: Mary Martin, Anita Crow, Betty Ellis, Io Ann Wa llis. Carol VanDover. Ruth Ann Baldwin, Frankie Zadnick. Bonnie Palmer, Barbara Tuepker, Ioanie Yount. ROW III: Amy Nelson. Louise McCarthy, Harry Minetree, E ddie Lewis. Davis Brookreson, Rodger Midkiff. ROW IV: Mary Shaffer. Virgie Smith, Shirley Gunn. Iane t Biqgers. Tom Croy, Wayne Pickering, Carol Owens. ROW V: Mary Helen Lichtenegger, Mary Elizabeth Howa rd. Clara Io Scott, Phyllis Delany, Smiley Leuckel. Wesley Oelsen, Iohn Simpson, Gerald Cook. ROW VI: Phil Weber. Iim Dalton. Iim Chiles, C. M. Foste r. Ioe McSpadden. Iim Cruce, Bob Phillips, George Lemon. The Spanish Club is in its second year ot existence in Poplar Bluff Senior High School. It is an outgrowth of the Spanish department, but membership is not restricted to students taking Spanish. This year's club is sponsored by Mr. Gene Tink. head of the high school Spanish depart- ment. There are two outstanding objectives of this club. One, to increase inter-country rela- tions, especially with our Pan-American friends in Spanish speaking countries south of the Rio Grande. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Louise McCarthy, Treasurer: Frankie Zadnick. President: Shirley Broadaway, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Iim Cruce, Vice-President: Harry Minetree, Secretary: Iohn Simpson. Sergeantsat-arms: Mr. Tink. Senior Iliglb 0rc0estra TYMPAN I Mary Lichtenegger SAXOPHONE Iohnny Crow HORN PIANO Buddy Howard Sherra Do Foard Iames Dodd MARIMBA TRUMPET Mary Shaffer Benny Shell Bobby Harris VIOLIN Peggy Head Iohn Simpson Louise McCarthy Clara lane Tedrick Mary Bausworth Iames Camp Patricia Semington Suzanne Kihlmire Carol Sterling Ierry St. Iames Linda Chronister Gary Oelsen Glenn Van Kirk TROMBONE Iohn Cutsinger Eddie Lewis PERCUSSION Lois Sheehy Sandra Bloodworth Donna Willbanks VIOLA Billy Collard CELLO Walter Simpson Roberta Palmer Shirley Broadaway Frankie Zadnick BASS Pat Neville FLUTE Ioan Anderson CLARINET Robert Birkhead Betty Graham ROW I: Clara Ieane Tedrick, Barbara Schalk. Suzanne Kihlmire. Shirley Broadaway, Ioan Faye Anderson, Mary Helen Lichtenegger Betty Graham, Ernestine Snead, Donna Wilbanks, Lois Sheehy, Mary Shaiier. ROW II: Frankie Zadnick, Pat Hinchey, Roberta Palmer, Peggy Head, Ioanne Matthews, Sherra Do Foard, Sandra Bloodworth. ROW III: Pat Neville, David Prater, Iirn Dodd, Iohn Cutsinger, Robert Birkhead, Bill Collard, Iohn Crow, Iirn Chiles, Iames Camp Ed Lewis Benny Shell. Poplar Bluff Municml Band CLARENCE CONNER Band Director FIRST ROW: L. to R., Eddie Williams, Mary Loretta Shaffer, lean Hilton, Phyllis Delany, Iimmy Maize, Sammy Smith, Anita Crow, Clara lane Tedrick, Kay Yancy. Clinton Summers, Donna Wilbanks. SECOND ROW: L. to R., Edgar Bushman, Betty Ellis, Clara Io Scott, Patty Sue Gayle, Lois Sheehy, Io Ann Matthews, Ianet Drew, Clara lane Tedrick, Suzie Sharp, Ruth Ann Baldwin, Carol Vandover. THIRD ROW: L. to R., Pat Neville, Iohn Cutsinger, Gary Oelson, Glenn Chilton, Billy Collard, Terrell Wilson, Billy Brickell, Mary Howard, Roger Midkifi, Ernestine Sneed, Gene Roberts FOURTH ROW: L. to R., Bill Lee, Ierry Vandover, Danny Mast, Iim Newsome, Tom Croy, Frankie Zadnick, Peggy Head, Bob Sanner, lim Dodd. 5? .. e iii , . A . 4 . W . , , , . - ,.rv'- . '- 'efC3??f'.7 L pf-'N N ,N XT I 3 sg' f EE ?' V5 A econ! fs? ww N x ' r RB. S 1 V1 V .L ,wi - ' A V ff ,ME I me 35531 .i '.-Q . 'Ci-f 4 ,. 5. 093 ,,,,..f- ..,.,, Qc' M mf?- - -...-Q, Y vi ff' 4, 3' ,,, lj' Christmas Play presented by Dramatics Club. This picture is worth a lot because that's the DIAMOND trio. ASSE BI. 1952 cheerleaders with a 1967 prospect. Don't forget your hat Bob! Looks like Lou is lookina at Danger- ous Dan's hand. Dr. Collins on the warpath in the gun assembly. '-. 1 z 'E l e Get a load of thai Rhodes' 41 f Gonna commit suicide? S The King with parents and Angels in the Christmas Play. The Heraldaires pleasing the group with their melodious singing. A national celebrity and wife with three Key Clubbers. For the record that man is Bill Veeck and the lady is his wife, Mary Frances. We don't know the other three fellows. Looks like some future youmallsts from where I sit. Where are you in this picture? 105 It had to be you - Vandover style 1 Looks like the Sophs are taking over! if Y 'W Photographers at work .XE Boy if that Pyle isn't the laziest Creature Hail to our Mule, Emerv T. 2 ff .Iii A , Q 'Q ,l f ' , f I A toast to The Willow and I Turned upside down on request .W f. .fl 'Zi'-1' ' For'une teller Sheehv We're all Brownie fans now Quiz Kid idiots ' he anon :Qs rv ,Mg Oh, for C1 drink 4 rr , ' ,Q r if , f ,z Oiiicers of Quill and Scroll in , f' Q. fixed election. 'Q Q 3 M X- A y l' Q ? Q A Lg 'K iw' w R ngnwx' , Willie Chiles goes for 2. A 'V 'T 4 'z 1 I ii sf ' Q, 1 l gi fy if ' ! . K ,gf 1. Q .1 -- , Aw + W ' 1 Q 1 a , x 1 4 . Muxine's boy 7 is 2,3 7 Hitting the bottle 4 'lu Yea Mules, fight! W L f--is mm , f We News L ,J i5'?ogi1Y.' S' ,i'i?ikf ,Q f 'nf F5 if no gr K ' ,Q , 2 , . 1 1, ew? 1 if W ,X l weft 2 , b x - .A X .wi r 43, J g yf .gfgrgigg 6 fs tpntfzttnfli 5? it ' V is ' Hll1.5 f i' vig .1 w, yi 271, fig? Ny , I . 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The Bflild in COIICGTL tw How dxd these Ir Hxqh iemales qet m Valentme Royalty Chest and George hm you are snmply darlmg Sallee at work' Alwavs an eye for busmes Larry s Gul I umor Beauhe Sanner seems sahsined Emstem s Carr over an waves future home fix J Earth man or Maman Mulettes at work' sl Rxde that thmq Cutsmger' Y-if Zin BOX GH EKTERTAENNENY B0 Q Wa' 9 QSC! ow DUbllCliq E958 1 U? 4593950 ,D E O COMPLIMENTS J' TU DIO 815 NORTH MAIN POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI LUCY LEE HG PITAL ,I W MCPHEETERS Sn MD J W MCPHEETERS Jn MD Good Luck Semors Company COODRICH TIRES Phone 3938 F LLERS JEWELRY Gzfts for All Occaszons The Lord gaxe us two ends to use One to thlnk Wlth one to Slt Wlth Our educat1on depends on Wh1Ch Heads we WID t311S we lose WG NEW STATE BANK USG BUILDING Dual 3521 of J. A. Parker Tire , new L vs fo' fb' w ff, C POPLAR BLUFF EA- Fumlture Compan Loan 81 Bulldlng Assn rumfufe mfdwam Dal ls Maw Bottle Ga! Kelvzmztor Products Servel Refrigerators Imnnte 1,-one,-3 Q5 NN QR 7 Mr Conner That match Wont hght Ken Steffan Thats funny It 11t a few 8 C M 8 S m moments ago S g H Fmamnng Congratulatxons from Mr Knuckles Why dldnt you answer my quest1on'P Chester Beaty I d1d I shook my head S STORE to hear that rattle way up here do you? Phone 3727 Mr Knuckles But you dont expect me Corrlgan Insurance Agency JAMES V. CORRIGAN, Owner Rodgers Theatre Building Dial 2336 224 North Broadway - Poplar Bluff, Mo. B l - , ' . ,IL S ' ' I Q : ' ' , i . - n Y i n , ,iff ell, r.',' I ' fr Z' Sf-JSlH2?-E -. homo xx!-Lf, . ' 7 ' : , , . . 64 Yearr o inuou sr 'ce ' in avin s and ome ' ' . ' 7 - 9 ' v sir. , a Comphments of J1m WIISOH Want a r1de g1rl1e JIM HOGG S Carol Vandover I never r1de w1th strangemen SUPER MARKET .hm Wllson Thats lucky there s only you, N,,,,,,,, Wuze F004 gmfe one of me 1 OZZ16 Krudw1g How long can a person l1ve wlthout bra1ns B111 Hoover I dont know how old are Incorporated Ou Phone 2924 Poplar Bluff Mo H A BOWDEN Mgr Theatres Drug Store I . 9 842 Pine Boulevard y '? 1 , , THE ALLEN GARNER CHEVROLET C0 5.1125 f fcuunorrlf rs 9 Because W P t Serv ce First 1000 lock West P1 e SAFE COURTEOUS DEPENDABLE SERVICE RIDE THE BUS For In ormatzon Home Phone 3900 Office Phone 2125 POPLAR BLUFF CITY LINES w . 4.-4' ,-- :Bk K 1 I 1, We i 'EW Fi t in .ervice... e u i ' H B 'n 9 9 l 207 south Mam Phone 2022 Irby s Market FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS Tbe Tnangle Store With a Square Deal Bxrdseye Frosted Foods Phones 5705 5706 .I ETT'S GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SAL!-ISMAN SERVICE C on gratulatzo ns A Sz P FOOD STORE Poplar Bluff Mo When Noah salled the ocean blue He had troubles same as me and you For days and days he salled the ark Before he found a place to park Mr Conner Name two natural mag nates Ronald Glllham Blondes and brunettes BEST WISHES l Home of 1 BAMBY BREAD TOELLNER BAKING COMPANY COTTS CAFE AND CAB NS MR AND MRS D R SCOTT We Feature SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 24 Hour Service STATION OPERATOR FRANK SWANK Hughwoy 67 South 3019 Phones 9932 I 9 4 9 RAL n2o H T, . . A ' l l' M V O A L I West s F lorlsts Send flowers for that speclal date And Flowers when you graduate Yes flowers just add a speclal touch Indeed you ll fmd 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 harr Hats too are mce of flowers made flowers are a must for dress parade 0 yes you ll l1ke to send her ours We ve been ln busmess years a score Each year adds up to that one more Remember when at loss for what to say Say nt with flowers any day WIEST S FLOWER SHOP Phone 2122 WESTS GREENHOUSES Phone 2135 , O ' 1 , 7 9 9 . . , 7 Learn her birthday, send her flowers. , . . Y ' Midwest Dolry Products Corporohon .QA- GOLDEN ROYAL MILK GRADE A Vntamln D an ICE CREAM Hn Way 67 South Phone 9167 For the Best m Mens Clothing 0 NEAL CLOTHING COMPANY Clayton Irby idlsplaylng h1s manual art work? Yes Ive made thls wooden tray out of my head and have enough left to make a cedar chest FOR MEN ONLY fread backwards? D1dn t you 1f woman a be wouldnt you Thls read would you knew I Congratulations from Famlly Shoe Store 211 South Main Poplar Bluff, Missouri Q . . 44 ' ' ' i' gif. A L' F' ' Pasteurized and Homogenized Z1 'Lf ...f , . , L d - 9 ' , . 7 Y 9 ' , . , . Q-. fi restone APPLIANCES Tins - Tons Home AND Auro SUPPLIES Complete Kitchen Planning Service POPLAR BLUFF TIRE Sz SUPPLY CO. 221 Pme Phone 3923 Mrs Schaefer When was the revlval of learnmg? Joe McSpadden Shortly before a test I guess Mr Conner How come you are late Harold? Harold Palmer Wall Mr Conner the Comphments of bell rang before I got here Compllments of Busby Frozen Food Bank Phone 2327 4-21 Cedar STORE Phone 2536 402 South 5th Street Mrs M1netree Dale d1d you get the Dale Dlckens I d1d not Mrs M1netree How near are you to 1t Dale I thlnk about f1VC seats Mr Swam Th1s exam w1ll be conducted on the honor system All of you take seats on alternate rows and three seats apart . 2 , : , . , . ' : , ' r1ght answer? BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF Compliments of THE OLD RELIABLE si ance Com plzments 0 Roberts Plumblng and Heatmg Co 5 1 7 North Broadway :ASX tu! silty: Ewa EHS Metal Repair Servlce Day Phone 2517 Night Phone 2585 Your Friendly jeweler Mr Klnder flu World hlstoryb John Sh op at you thmk th1S class IS a Joke? John Stout No slr Im not laughlng the class Mr N1ChO1S Im tempted to g1V6 class a qu1z It-9 Slnarz g o Be Thnfgy Corky Scott Y1eld not to temptatlon do at IS Sn lder S Best Wlshes to the SENIORS A G Super ,mm Market BARNES GROCER COMPANY The One Stop Food Center tWholesole Only? Dial 5744-5745 220 East Pine Boulevard Distributors Phone 2737 ,US POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI . ' f , C K V? Prompt Plumbing and Sheet 'L J I . I . ' 1. ' ' th' O , . THE MODERN LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS 128 N RIVGFVICW DFIVS Poplar Bluff Mlssourl Compliments o D181 2035 Butler County Oll Co F D BURMAN CURTIS PRIEST Wbolesde Distributor ALICE L BURMAN FERN PRIEST Carol Owens tblarlng out 1nI1bra1yJG1ve me hberty or g1V9 me death MISS Jeffords Who sa1d that B1l1Br1ckel1 Patrlck Henry ma m 1775 Ed Lewls You sa1d you flunked Span1sh'P I can t understand It Frankle Zadmck I cant understand It elther that s why I flunked Lady Offlcer could you see me across the street? Offlcer Lady as blg as you are I could see you f1V0 blocks away' CLEVLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 310 Vme Phone 4664 POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI IT IS WISE TO INSURE Nancy Brase I want a man who Wlll take a Joke Jlm Haynes Dont worry dear thats the klnd that you w1l1 get EPPS Cafe and Motel Gulf Servlce Statlon Margle Hlnes tto clerk? I would hke to Hlghway 67 South see a dress that would f1t me Phone 9951 Clerk So would I ' ' . . I ' f 0 . . . . . a . . . 9 . . . . , . , , . . . . , . . . ' , I . . , . , . . , . . , , . I ll ll ' . 7 71 ' 7 9 0 a Q ' 9 l 1 Compliments of Wllson Furnlture Company Home Furnlslungs Hardware Home Appliances At Prices You Can A ord Phone 2233 413-419 Vme JOANNE BAKER Lets go for a walk BILL HOOVER How come? MMM JOANNE Doctor s orders have to ex A w STANLEYI X l..a.-fa.. GFCISQ wlth a dumbell every day Phone 5789 TRAFFIC COP Walt a mlnute lady dont you know what It means when I ralse my hand? been a school teacher for years CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY Congratulatlons to the Semors of 52 DUKE CROY You refuse my proposal -I-HE CUNNIE SHOP then IS th1s absolutely f1nal'P MAXINE BENNETT Yes lndeed' Shall Where New Shoe Styles Make I Tetum YOUT letters? Then FWS' Appearance DUKE Yes there lS some very good mat terlal 1n them I can use agam IIS S Mann Phone 2312 ' ff MRS. MINETREE1 Iought to officer, rve 5th at Oak Street Popular B1uff,M0- Call Us 3036 Fo You Next PRINTING NEEDS MICKEY CLEANERS Phone 9631 t RuldF Wdd gA ,M QMEIB STAFFORD PRINTING COMPANY DIAL 3036 907N mM P P Bl f CLOWE INSURANCE AGENCY INSURE TO BE SECURE OVERBEY S Comphments of S a H The Home o Good Fur ll e Vine and Broadway - - I - I O O O r r ' Letterheads ' Envelopes ' Business Cards ' Sta ements ' e orms ' e in nnouncements ' Personalized Napkins Personal Stationery ' Programs AFPIOVID ' Year Books ' Direct Mai vertising snvncn or ain o lar uf ll ll 9 f ni Greefzkzgs POPLAR BLUFF HIGH SCHOOL OUR BEST WISHES FOR THE GRADUATING CLASS! MAY YOUR HOPES COME TRUE HONKEY GARNER MOTOR C0 Home of Used Cars with a Future H1ghway 67 at V1ne Street PACKARD KAISER HENRY J C OACH HAYNES un hyglene class? B111 you ve been loafmg all perlod Don t you know that Satan always flnds work for 1dle hands to do? Here take th1s note to the off1ce for me PILLOW Your engme IS coughmg badly agaln FISHER Yes I had ITS muffler off last mght EXCL UJI VE 6 Amo' 0 e o gf! 'N S GYOPGT e mba! were U T931ZGf09emZ 0 on K of xg b'l n F5 SOD Pofun azurnro T H I R S T Y 3 of: NOT I -QT 9 U . . . ' ' 1 X f O I1 X T . Z . . . 1 xx .., '. . N . 2 ' ' 1 S E9 . UAA !ll p .1-Q J!! 1 A 1' 4 . Jfzafgm Tiff! Phone 2127 FRAZER BI RDSON G Compliments of The Florist M PHHPE llHEl4ll M 3038 lllllllllll Will Ph I A Leuckel Owner Staduun Inn R Pt B b S k d Ch P F ffh 81 Poplar Phone 4614 d F d Chl k DIAL 2922 Poplar Bluff Missouri TROY PRUETT P p BORTH S DRUG STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR OVER FORTY Yl:ARS BORTHS WALGREEN Drug Store V10 A y 915 aude Street - i i . , eal i ar ecue Dinners, tea s an 0 s l Col en rie 'c en , ro . 9 Corner Main and Vine Both Grade and High School Students have been coming to the corner of Main and Vine for 7 ' i ur Fountain - You Are lwa J Welcome H Ai if f Congrafulahons Sensors Conhnue fo Drunk COCA COLA CULA COLA BOTTLING LOMPANY OF POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI 4.21 27 PINE BLVD POPIAR BLUFF WIISSOURI Lei EWLEMEK? 4' , 1 C 1 ' A :iw C Fi,F,s,si.g Xviiglf ?iEM'X z2i5- V gg 5 Board of Publlc Works Operatmg Mummpal L1ght1ng and Water Systems l COIICQTTH fZl!6lfl0l15 Sc mon' I N O ' 33 South Moin f 1 ' Enjoy M1lk at 1tS Very Best DARICRAFT Dlstrlbuted by PRODUCERS DAIRY T A FORBES uc: HE DE CROW BROTHERS coNoco SERVICE General Tlre SQFVICG Recappmg Smce 1937 JAMES WELLS You are the sunshlne of my l1fe JACKIE Oh' James JAMES You relgn alone ln my heart JACKIE Darlmg weather any storm JACKIE Just a mmute IS th1s a proposal or a weather report? Best Wlshes IIARWELL AUTO PARTS, Inc 110 South F1fth St Popular Styles Popular Prlces F R I E D MA N ' S Ladies Ready to Wear BUD LEUCKEL I want to ask a questlon about a tragedy' MISS JEFFORDS Well BUD What IS my grade? MRS MINETREE lto Enghsh classl Tomorrow we shall take Chaucer s l1fe Come prepared Compllments FARMER'S CASH STORES Hardware and Seeds 301 S F1fth 121 Bartlett POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI . . . i I -0- I l O GE FEED 8: PROD . AN A L . MO. West pineqlth phone 2519 JAMES: With you at my side I could 1 1 Hayden Drive In 0 DELICIOUS BARBEQUE X XL I 3 ' FRESH HAM AND RIBS 3 Fountain Service 807 Maude Street Building Materials DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES BALDWIN PIANOS ANDERSON S HOME FURNISHINGS COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 30915 SOUTH FIFTH STREET PHONE 2734 POPLAR BLUFF MISSOURI NORGE APPLIANCES GENEVA KITCHENS Best Wishes BEN FRANKLIN Cl de Reed I-r!mn s STORE Out :tiers to Mankmd Locally Owned Nationally Known P Shop the Self Service Way BONE 2410 0 Its Fme' ' If S More Convenient' Biggest Little Lot In Town Poplar Bluffs Newest and 3419 Most Modern 5c and IOC Store Best Washes I o f' . , his Different! ZADIIICK AUTO SALES Lompllments STATE BANK xxx PoPLAn BLUFF, Mlssoum WE ARE INTERESTED IN OUR COMMUNITY Member of Federal Deposzt Insurance Corporauon w 1 w K .xx I ' I s x , . I- ul' nun-wsu xx x s xuu I- umm I yum- num nun I I u .xx x xumsxxx u xxx , u : n 1: I: 5.4 n n n. u F F umm mn x I xxx xxuxuxuuxusm xxxsxxxxxsvnxxxuxxsxxxxuxx X 4 Q Mlller Tractor 8: Implement Company Internauonal Harvester Dealer Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes Semors Sugar Creek Creamery Company Phone 3323 400 South t Thilman Electrlc Co ELECTRIC WIRING SUPPLIES and FIXTURES Phone 2938 4-11 Vme Congmtu latzwzs to the from SUNSET INN Home of the Famous Real Pxt Barbeque and Home Made Pres J O POP RALEY EMMA RUTH WIll.IE'S LUNCIIROOM School Chlldren Always Welcome PLATE LUN CHES SANDWICHES HOMEMADE PIES January 5 1952 We Celebrate Our 20th Annlversary : 5 h l Senigr Seating Capacity . . . 75 WHITMAN S PANGBURN S CHOCOLATES AND BON BONS ALWAYS FRESH Pt Y 9 KODAKS and FILMS Y C Buy B yB f asLo as 325 BORTH 5 REXALL DRUG STORE 4l.f Snldef S Apphances H Hugh ay so E D I 2738 9 and Q Ke in a Cand R frigerator Case ou an a ab rownie or W S . or a Tourist Camera for 2542.50 i Vine and Broadway Jjaf f f Q 6 '. a 1' . , , A oc '5 'D . V . john W. Feeny Dixtrirl Manager THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Suite 22 M BUD'S New State Bank Building Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phones: off. zsz-6, Re - -447 Co pliments of E O ROBINSON K LUMRER OO The Friendly Yard Use BLAKENEY S VITAMIN HOMOGENIZED MILK Phone 2534 9601 PHONES 9602 CRUCE PONTIAC SALES Dollar For Dollar You Can t Beat A PONTIAC Hlghway 67 South Dlal 9636 DUKE CROY Ted Wlth feet 11ke yours Compliments of you should get a Job wlth the Govern ment Baumgart Motor TED PYLE What domgff Company DUKE Stampmg Out forest f1res Y Falled 1n phyS1CS our Flunked lfl math DODGE, PLYMOUTH We heard h1m softly hlss DODGE TRUCK DEALER Idtkftesflsfoak the guy PHONE 760 That lgnorance IS bhss Ill O O I CC ' 99 t D ! , . ' a , - 7 Y 7 , . 7 - I - I I I - - SEYBGLD DRUG STORE NOW TRUSTED OVER 350000 TIMES F W W U The Prescrzlbtion Store 0 lk IQ BELKNAP Dnuc Q Prescriptions Fontan Casmetlcs Caller lam l Pnplar Poplar Illll lu DIAL 4638 BROADWAY SERVICE STATION GOODYEAR and GOODRICH TIRES and BATTERIES SINCLAIR GAS and OILS Okey L Patterson Dealer Broadway and Pune Dial 2031 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS J J Newberry C0 MR PETERS The bank has returned our check' can we buy Wlth It th1S tune COMPLINIENTS Fermmens Shoe Store Flelds-McCarthy Phone 3838 FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG RCA Runos Compliments of Wards Stores 425 South 5th B gl Bartlett Located m Southeast Mxssourl There IS One Near You FANCY AND ST KPLF GROCFRIFS MRS. PETERS: Isn't that splendid! What OF Congratulatlons Semors DOCTORS H GSPITAL L C 621 Plne Blvd Phqmg Poplar Bluff Mlssourl 9 F K MD A D M MD FRE J B J MD A P n,,lR.,M.D. 9 Compllments f FARM BUREAU SERVICE C0 Compllments of PIGGIE HCGGS SUPER MARKET RAYMOND HOGG 'S+ N'O C BOYET S CONOCO SERVICE STATION COMPLETE couRTEous SERVICE O Congratulations and Best Wishes Semors Sugar Creek Creamery Company Phone 3323 400 South nth Shop at SEARS And SAVE GREER CROY 81 FITCH Funeral Home POPLAR BLUFF M0 College at Maln and Broadway M!! Phone 2a38 we-Y Dlstrzbutor S R I -ul MOBILOIL AND MOBILGAS T- Wallls Case Dzur MILK ICE CREAM Home of Quallty Grade A Products 307 South Flfth Street Dlal 2718 AMBULAN CE SERVICE Phone 5701 + FRANK Cowen! 'Q' I Cflzup L JIM HAYNES Im gomg to le space for Ph11I1p MR KINDER Ph11l1p who? JIM Ph1111p space 3V6 IS IAL 2320 HIGHWAY 80 EAST DPUIII Glass and DainI Co. PITTSBURGH PAINTS AND GLASS PRODUCTS DITZLER AUTOIOTIVE FINISHES BRASCO STORE FRONT NETALS THE EMPORIUM JOE SARACINI Manager Southeast Mzssourfs Best Pool and Snooker Parlor MORRIS POLK and SAM D'ANDREA, Jr Assistant Managers U 9 c tree re of Q . U 'K I. , m -U 133 uw, , A QA A 1 ' .f - TJ- , . . Iss? ' - 'V' ' A I, ? r' - . ' a 5 . - . '-' 1 I 1go':f 4 .f E N.. 'o .- . ' 1 ,f V 4 4 sa-' . A . -.'x:-'Ar g , V A it A T . , o - 66 ' ' 99 2 ' ' th' 1 1 I . . . 1 , unera .. E I ., YOUR YEAR BOOK PRINTED AND BOUND BY WALSWORTH BROTHERS MARCELINE MISSOURI HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ANNUALS 905 NORTH KANSAS AVENUE MARCELINE MISSOURI MISSOURI REPRESENTATIVE - RUSH JOHNSON, JR.