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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1956 volume:

The Bluff'' Poplar Bluff High School Poplar Bluff, Missouri 1956 E DI CATI 0 N Because you deny yourselves so that we may have that which you did not have; Because you desire for us the higher and finer things in life; Because you understand when all the world goes wrong; Because you love us in spite of our shortcomings; And, because we want to express our love and appre- ciation, we, the staff of P. B. H. S., dedicate this annual to Li Foreword We, the Annual Staff, are proud to leave the 1956 Bluff as a pictorial dairy of the friendships, the fun, and the work which have made up this high school year. May the DOORS in this annual unlock for each of you and bring forth the memories of these golden days so that they will never bp iost to those who have lived them. DOOR to knowledg|fe||4.■ • .Classpgm|. DOOR of distinction....;.....Features.... DOOR of friendship...........Organizations DOOR of sportsmanship...........Athletics. of co-operation.... Page I Pane I Page 109 Page 131 Tm Advertising LEFT TO RIGHT: Earl Baumgardner; E. E. Carr; C. M. Lee; W. R. Martin, Treasurer; V. H. Steward, President; H. P. Bennett, Secretary; W. A. Garrison; Robert Reed, Vice-President. 6 Mr. Loughead Mr. George R. Loughead is now in his thirtieth year of administrative work in Poplar Bluff. He was principal for two years; for the remaining twenty - eight years he has held the of- fice of Superintendent of Poplar Bluff City Schools. He received the Bachelor of Science Degree in Education from Northeast Missouri State College at Kirksville. The Master of Arts degree was completed in 1934 at the University of Missouri. Being very active in civic and church affairs, he has little time for his favorite recreation of fishing. Mr. Loughead is admired by all for his genuine and sin- cere interest in the students, his enthusiasm for Poplar Bluff High School, and his able ad- ministrative ability. Mr. Peters As teacher, coach, coun- selor, and principal, Mr. E. T. Peters has influenced all who have passed through the DOORS of Poplar Bluff High School. For the past twelve years he has been principal. After graduating from War- rens burg High School, he at- tended Central Missouri State College where he received a Bachelor of Science degree In Education. He completed his Master's Degree in Education at the Uni- versity of Missouri in 1951. M. Peters is very active in church.and civic affairs. His major hobbies are hunting, fishing, and athletics. His sympathy and under- standing of the young people make their association with him a privilege. We are proud to Include Mr. Peters as one of our most sincere and loyal friends. Non-Teaching Personnel Bus Drivers Roy Hassell, Charlie Scott, Clyde Wilson, A. F. O'Hara, George Pennell, Earl McClelland. 9 Fine GLADYS FOARD, B. F. A. University of Missouri Music, Chorus. Glee Club Sponsor JOSEPH SMITH, B. S., M. A. Southeast Missouri State College Colorado State Band, Orchestra Senior Class Sponsor 10 Arts v MARTIN MAESTAS, B. A., M. A. Arkansas State College University of Alabama Spanish, English Spanish Club Sponsor MARIE KINDER, B. S., M. A. Southeast Missouri State College University of Wyoming Speech, Bluff Sponsor Speech Club Sponsor HERB F. WICKHAM, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College Art, Art Club Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Assistant Football Coach MYRTLE DEANE JEFFORDS, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College Dramatics, Librarian Dramatics Club Sponsor Library Club Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor 11 Social Science TARRIS FORTNER, B. S. Murry State College Geography, World History INEZ OSBORN, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College American History. Missouri History World History, F. T. A. Sponsor C. W. KNUCKLES, B. S. M. A. Southeast Missouri State College George Peabody College World History, Drafting Senior Class Sponsor VENCIL WILSON, B. S., M. A., M. ED. Central Missouri State College University of Missouri University of Mississippi American History, Economics Government, F. T. A. Sponsdr RICHARD E. KINDER, B. S., M. A. Southeast Missouri State College University of Wyoming World History, Drivers Training Bluff Sponsor 12 OLETA DANIEL, B. S. Central Missouri State College English Student Council Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor CASSIE ALDRICH, B. S., M. E. Southeast Missouri State College University of Missouri English, American History RUTH MINETREE, B. S. University of Missouri English, Journalism, The Family Bluffer Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor Quill and Scroll Sponsor 13 DAVID BERRYMAN, A. B., M. Ed. Westminister, University of Missouri Supervisor of Industrial and Home Economics Education Honor Society Sponsor C. O. E. Club Sponsor HENRIETTA METZ, B. S., M. Ed. Northeast Missouri State College University of Missouri Co-ordinator, C. O. E. Club Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor Cooperative BILL SC OVILLE, B. S.. M. A. Northeast Missouri State College Woodworking, General Shop THOMAS G. CAMPBELL, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College General Crafts 14 RAYMOND E. RIDGE, B. S. University of Missouri Agriculture, F. F. A. Sponsor JOHN GAR MAN Machine Shop LEO CLANAHAN Auto Mechanics 15 CLARENCE WYATT, B. 8. University of Missouri Physical Education Football Coach FAYE POWERS, B. S. Central Missouri State College Physical Education, Hygiene Mulette Sponsor Physical Education BETTY WHITAKER, B. 8. Playing volleyball is one of the many Hendrix College athletic games you learn In P. E. Class. Physical Education Junior Class Sponsor 16 IRENE SWAIN, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College Bookkeeping Honor Society Sponsor MICKEY BLOODWORTH, B. S. University of Missouri Audio-visual Club Sponsor Audio Visual Guidance Commerce LOUISE BLAKE, B. S. Southeast Missouri State College Shorthand I, Typing I Business Math, Business English Senior Class Sponsor ! J 1 ? DONALD M. SWAIN, B. 8., M. A. Washington University University of Wyoming Director of Guidance Student Council Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor 17 STERLING REDFQIN, B. S. Arkansas State College Mathematics Junior Class Sponsor Science Mr. Ivester's Science Class In action. 18 . -V:.. • :.r ■ Senior Officers LARRY JILES PAT PATTERSON DEAN CULNAN ■■ JIM KING NELLIE MARTIN EUGENE BARKER Projectors Club TOM BAUMGARDNER Band Orchestra Student Congress Representative Key Club, Treasurer Science Club, Treasurer Honor Society, Vice-President Senior Personality for Most Talented JAYNE ANDERSON Speech Club Dramatics Club P. H. A. Band Majorette Honor Society Senior Personality tor Most Sincere Basketball Queen's Attendant '56 RUTH ANN BARTON Cheerleader Mulettes, Vice-President Library Club, Vice-President F. H. A. Dramatics Club C. O. E. Inter-Class Volleyball BETTY BATSON C. O. E. Club PAT BAG BY Senior Personality for Co-operation Co-Editor, The Bluff- Honor Society Quill and Scroll Student Council Library Club F. H. A. Mulettes Speech Club Speech Congress Representative BARBARA BAGWELL C. O. E. Club Library Club ■ v' i If U LOY BAUGH Projectors Club Sue Johnson is doing a good Job of carrying out 22 l e sP®«ch Club initiation. BILL BLACKBURN JERRY BOS HEARS BUD BRACE Football Co-Captain Dramatics Club Dramatics Club Play Valentine King '54 Attendant to Junior Carnival King '54 JUDY BROWN Attendant to Blulf Queen 56 C. O. E. Club Mulettes F. H. A. BARBARA BRACE Football Queen Valentine Queen '54 Attendant to Junior Carnival Queen '54 F. H. A. DELANE GAYLE BRADLEY JIM BRICKELL Library Club. Secretary Projectors Club F. H. A. C. O. E. Treasurer Honor Society. Treasurer Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball LYLE BROWN Donald Phillips inspecting his gun collection 23 GARY BUCK Damatlcs Club Dramatics Club Play DON BUMGARDNER Dramatics Club Dramatics Club Play Science Club Football Track EDGAR BUSHMANN Band Library Club Orchestra KENNY CALLAHAN Library Club CHARLES CAMP Dramatics Club Library Club Student Writers' Club, President P , ISC GLENN CHILTON Dramatics Club, Vice- President Christmas Play Science Club Band Orchestra GLENDA CHRONISTER Honor Society Dramatics Club Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer Band, Secretary BluH Staff Quill and Scroll Attendant to Junior Carnival Queen '54 Attendant to Football Queen '55 Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball GARNETTE CAMPBELL FERN CHATMAN Mary Henrlckson takes a break during Dramatics Club play practice. 24 CALVIN CONOVER COLVER CLANAHAN TOMMIE CLIFTON C. O. E. Club MARY COST IN C. O. E. Club PANSY COSTIN C. O. E. Club Sophomore Pilgrimage Representative SCOTTY COTRELL Key Club Bluff Staff Speech Club, Vice-President Quill and Scroll Speech Congress Senator Senior Personality for Courtesy Jayne Anderson receives award for outstanding work In speech. DONALD COX C. O. E. Club 25 Donna Jeffries going through layouts for the Bluff. DEAN CULNAN Key Club, Secretary Honor Society Science Club, President Senior Class Vice-President Senior Personality for Most Co-operative Student Council Basketball CAROLYN DIC KEN Honor Society, Corresponding Secretary Library Club - Spanish Club Majorette - Band - Orchestra C. O. E. Club - Mulettes Dramatics Club Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball Attendant to Junior Carnival Queen '55 Attendant to F. F. A. Sweetheart 55 ROGER DESGRANGES C. O. E. Club RAY DAVIS Dramatics Club Damatlcs Club Play Christmas Play Science Club Quill and Scroll Bluffer Staff, Feature Editor Basketball Co-Manager '54 '55 LEON DICKEY C. O. E. Club WANDA DERRINGTON Glee Club Mulettes F. H. A. Library Club Dramatics Club 26 DARRELL DUFFY C. O. E. Club JULIAN EDWARDS Projectors Club EDNA EDOINGS C. O. E. Club DON EMERY Student Council, President Band Orchestra Science Club Key Club Dramatics Club Basketball MERLIN DOBBS BOB ENSMINGER Football Dramatics Club Quill and Scroll Bluffer Staff Student Council BETTY EDWARDS Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball Tom Baumgardner displays a German costume. TED FISHER DON FOUST Key Club C. O. E. Club Track Student Manager SHERMAN GARRETT MARGARET GILMORE MARY GOODMAN Band Junior Class Favorite '55 C. O. E. Club Glee Club Student Council CAROL HS HER Library Club Dramatics Club D-amatlcs Club Play Glee Club Mulettes F. H. A. HAVIS FULTON F. H. A. Library Club 28 PAUL GROBE GENE HALL Bluffer Staff Quill and Scroll Pat Patterson and Helen Templeton decorating for Senior Christmas Prom. PHILLIP GUTHRIE DON HALL Football Track Dramatics Club Dramatics Club Play 'S6 Junior Class Favorite '55 BOB HARRIS Science Club Sergeant-at-Arms PAT HATTAN HELEN HAYNES Projectors Club 29 PAUL HEUNER C. O. E. Club MARY HENRICKSON ALBERT HERZOG Dramatics Club Track Dramatics Club Play Basketball Queen '55 Bluffer Staff Mulettes Cheerleader Spanish Club, President RUTH HESTER C. O. E. Club JOHN HOBBS SUE HORNBECK Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball JOYCE HUMBLE C. O. E. Club JERKY INMAN LARRY JILES Key Club, President Dramatics Club C. O. E. Club, Vice- President President of Senior Class SUE JOHNSON Honor Society Speech Club Senior Personality for Most Courteous JOHNNY HUNT EVA HUNTER Sophomore Class Favorite C. O. E. Club Sophomore Class President Junior Class President Student Council, Vice- President Senior Personality for Most Representative Basketball Track Key Club Honor Society PHILLIP HYDE F. F. A. JERRY JAMESON DONNA JEFFRIES Damatics Club, Sergeant-at-Arms Honor Society Co-Editor, “The Bluff- Quill and Scroll - Mulettes Sophomore Class Secretary Speech Club - Student Council Senior Personality for Most Capable Speech Congress Representative Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball Ray Lynn, Luther Smith, Carolyn Dlcken, and Dean Culnan making preparations for the Senior Dance. 31 JERRY KRUEGER HENRY ALLEN LEE VIRGINIA LEWIS Dramatics Club Glee Club JIM KING Football Eramatlcs Club Track Football Student Manager Junior Class Vice- President Sophomore Class Treasurer Student Council Senior Favorite RAY KINKEAD Football Track Dramatics Club Attendant to Junior Carnival King '54 MARY JO KNOPPE F. H. A. Inter-Class Volleyball GARNELL LARMIE F. H. A. Mulettes JEAN LEE 32 Terryl Wilson is maxing payment on class ring. DARRYL LUCAS MARGIE LUCAS C. O. E. Club, President Etamatlcs Club Mulettes Head Cheerleader Library Club Attendant to Football Queen '54 Student Council Inter-Class Volleyball Inter-Class Basketball EDDIE LYNCH C. O. E. Club dolly mcdaniel Honor Society Science Club bill mckinney Band Dramatics Club Play Dramatics Club Track These seniors are receiving Instructions on selling magazines. RAY LYNN F. F. A., Secretary F. H. A. Beau Honor Society Science Club, Vice- President Key Club Library Club Senior Personality for Most Studious Jr r JIM McPHEETERS Band Orchestra Dance Band Quill and Scroll Speech Club, President Bluff Staff Senior Personality for Most Capable MARGIE MITCHELL C. O. E. Club 33 Helen McCarthy Quill and Scroll Damatlcs Club Mulettes Cheerleader Honor Society Bluffer Editor Bluff Queen '56 Football Attendant •53-'$4 Sophomore Class Favorite Junior Class Secretary SAM MARTIN C. O. E. Club ETHEL MILLER ILIGENE MILLER Dramatics Club Honor Society 34 NELLIE JANE MARTIN Basketball Queen '56 Cheerleader Mulettes F. H. A. Library Club Senior Class Favorite Margie Lucas pausing before mad rush Inside. BILL MAYBERRY Key Club C. O. E. Club DONALD MAYO SUE NASH ROY NELSON C. O. E. Club LURA PATTERSON Dramatics Club Speech Club Library Club Band Mulettes Inter-Class Volleyball Inter-Class Basketball Roy Nelson and Bill Mayberry do some last-minute studying. DORTHA PERCENTER C. O. E. Club NATHAN PILLOW Qramatlcs Club Quill and Scroll Bluffer Stall Science Club Student Council Basketball ROBERT PHELPS C. O. E. Club PAT PATTERSON Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Secretary-Urea surer Honor 8oclety Bluffer Staff Quill and Scroll Spanish Club, Secretary Qramatlcs Club Senior Personality for Most Dependable Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball DONALD POE Speech Club Student Writers' Club BARBARA POOLE C. O. E. Club Library Club r. h. a. KENNY PEP MILLER C. O. E. Club DONALD PHILLIPS Speech Club Science Club Student Congress Repr esentatlve Basketball Student Manager 55 Student Writers' Club Bluff Staff member getting annual . MARTHA PRUETT FLOYD RAY C. O. E. Club BETTYE RICE Science Club C. O. E. Club PAUL ROBERTS KENNETH RUSHIN Student Council Football Football KATHLEEN RYAN Library Club F. H. A. Mulettes Honor Society 36 JUDY SANDERS r. t. a. C. O. E. Club Glee Club BOB SEESENGOOD CHARLES SELVIDGE Football Co-Captain Track Don Emery receives basketball letter. GENE SCOTT RICHARD SCOTT F. F. A. IVAN SHEPHERD BILL SISK Projectors Club LUTHER SMITH Key Club Honor Society F. F. A., President Projectors Club, Vice- President Football Basketball Attendant to Junior Carnival King 'SS SAM SMITH Dramatics Club Key Club, U. Govern� Track Science Club Inter-Class Basketball BETTY SOUTH F. H. A. Glee Club Mulettes KAREN SPARKMAN F. H. A. Mulettes Library Club, President BETTY STOVALL Dramatics Club Honor Society Bluffer Staff Vice-President of Sophomore Class Attendant to Basketball Queen '55 Quill and Scroll Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball HANFORD SULLIVAN Track KENNETH STORY C. O. E. Club ROY SULLIVAN C. O. E. Club CUNTON SUMMERS Key Club Science Club Dramatics Club President Dramatics Club Play Band Orchestra 38 Don Emery announces an assembly. HELEN TEMPLETON Band - Orchestra Head Majorette Bluff Staff Quill and Scroll Honor Society Student Council Dramatics Club Science Club Speech Club - Mulettes Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball Speech Congress Representative Senior Personality for Most Talented MINNIE TROUT Inter-Class Volleyball CHRIS THACKIR Library Club C. O. E. Club CAROL THIES Honor Society, Recording Secretary Science Club, Secretary r. H. A. Mulettes, Treasurer Senior Personality for Most Studious HARRY THACKER root ball Student Manager Track Student Manager TOM THACKER Key Club Honor Society President Student Council Basketball CRANDALL THORNBORGH MARTHA TIMMONS Library Club Projectors Club Glee Club Mulettes JOYCE TUCKER Pat Bagby and Donna Jeffries look at the new annual. 39 PATRICIA WARD Glee Club Library Club ELDON WHEELIS WILLIAM VICK Science Club Senior Personality for Most Sincere GINGER WHITT Glee Club C. O. E. Club Inter-Class Basketball BILL VINSON BILL WALLS JIM WEBB C. O. E. Club KAY WHALEN Library Club Dramatics Club Mulettes 40 Helen McCarthy singing loyalty in a pep parade. GENE WICKS C. O. E. Club JOE WORLEY PHARA LEE WILLIS Library Club Orchestra Band F. H. A., President TERRYL WILSON Honor Society Key Club Band, President Orchestra Dance Band Senior Personality lor Most Dependable JOYCE WORLEY Student Writers1 Club, Vice-President Honor Society Audio-Visual Club Library Club Treasurer C. O. E. Club JAMES WORLEY JUDY WUNDERLICH Library Club F. H. A. C. O. E. Club Inter-Class Basketball Inter-Class Volleyball JOAN YORK F. T. A. Library Honor Society IN MEMORY OF Fern Chatman, a member of the Senior Class of '56, who died February 7, 1956 from Injuries received in an automobile accident. 41 President JERRY BRYAN KENNY LANCE DEANNA MUSSELL KENNETH LANCE RONALD BERRY LEON BENNETT CECIL BERRY UN DA BERRY BILL BAUMGARDNER NANCY BELLAMY JERRY AARANT BARBARA ALBERTSON CAROLYN ANSPACH MARY ANTHONY JERRY ARANT JACKIE ARMES MARYANN ARMES GALE BADGLEY ADELE BAUER LENORD BAUGH ELMER BILBREY PAT BISHOP LEONA BLAKENEY KELLY BOYERS LUELLA CASEY EMMA CAVNESS RUTHII CHATMAN TRUMAN CHATMAN RONALD BUMPUS CLEATUS BURCKS TED BURTON DOROTHY CARTER BURYI BRAD HAM LINDA BRADLEY ROBERT BRADLEY OTIS BRANDT RONALD BRISTOW BILL BROWN JERRY BRYAN JIMMY CHESTNUT BILL COCHRAN BARBARA COOPER DELBERT CORNETT JACK BRIGGS JESSE DeMARIS DONALD DENNY ROBERT EDWARDS BUTCH EMERY ROBERT ERNST PAT ESSARY SANDRA COST IN CHARLES COX BARBARA CRADY DONALD CRAVENS CAROL CROWELL JOYCE DAUGHHETEE JO ANN DAVENPORT DOROTHY DAVIS MARVIN DAVIS SHIRLEY DAVIS LORA DIC KEN BARBARA DIGGES KENT DRUMELLER GLENN DUNLAP JUDY GREEN THELMA GREEN JAMES GREER DICK GROBE JACK FLAGG RALPH FOUST LARRY FOUTCH JANETTE FREY VERNON GIFFORD JERRY GRAHAM BUD GRAY JOHN GREEN BILL EUDALEY JUNE EVANS LOUIS FANN JAMES FISKE CHARLES FUNKE SONDRA GALLIAN GERALD GARRETT DEAN GIFFORD V X dorothy mcclellan JOYCE McGRUDER HUGH McPHEETERS MILDRED MACOM CLARABELLE MAG ILL DONNA MAG ILL PATSY MAGILL JAMES MAUN JIM MARVEL BRUCE MASON BARBARA MAYO JERRY MILLER MARGARET MONTGOMERY BARBARA MORGAN FAY MORRIS DEANNA MUSSELL SANDRA MYERS ROSE NICOLINI O. C. NISWONGER GLORIA NOLES JACK OTTO DALE OWENS FRED PALMER OLIVER PARKER JOHN PLUMB KAY PRATER LARRY PRUETT BOBBY RAY MARVIN NOLES TOM O'CONNOR DORA OSBORN JAMES OSBORN SUE PIERCE MARY ANN PIGG MARY EVELYN PIGG RALPH PITTMAN RUTH PAYNE JERRY PERKINS BARBARA PERMENTER JEANETTE PERRY DOLLY WHEELING DORIS WHEELING JERRY WHITE CAROL WHITWORTH MARY ANN TROUSDALE ROBERT TURLEY HENRY ULBRICH BRUCE VANGORDER JAMES WEATHERHOLT I LA WEBB JOYCE WEBB MILDRED WEBB BARBARA VAUGHN DOROTHY VERT BARBARA VICK JON VOGEL JOYCE WILLIAMS BRYCE WILLIS LARRY WILSON LENNIS WILSON Vice-President President JOHN STANARD MARY HARRIS Sophomore Favorites bill SELLS BETTY SELLS JOHN ABBOTT TOMMY ADEN JO ANN ALLEN THOMAS ALLEN NORMA ARMES SHEILA BAGBY CLAIRE BAILEY DORIS BAKER ROGER BALDWIN BOBBY BALLEW WAYNETTE BARROW RICHARD BLAKENEY DAVID BLANTON CHARLES BOST SUE BOYD 58 BOBBY BOYET CHARLES BRACE NANCY BROOKS FREDDIE BROWN LLOYD BROWN THELMA BUCHANAN JIM BURTS JERRY BUSCH MANN DALE BUSHONG LARRY BUSHONG GEORGE CAMPBELL OLIVIA CARLOS ALMEDA CARPENTER CAROL CARTER DARLENE CASEY CLYDE CHATMAN WILMA CHATMAN KATHY CLARK LARRY COTRELL LORETTA COX FRANK CREAGER CHARLES CROOK EMMA LEE CROW BUD CROWDER RICHARD DALTON DOROTHY DEAL RONALD DENNY DOROTHY DESGRANGES LEO DICKEY PAUL DIGGS DONALD DOYLE RAYMOND CRAKE CYNTHIA DREW CARLOS EMERSON GARY ENGLAND JACK ENSMINGER LAURA ESSARY FRANCIS EUBANK ROSEMARY EVANS ROBERT FANN 59 RJCHARD FREY SARAH GARNER KENNETH GHOLSON JAY GIT HEN8 JOAN GOWAN GEORGE GRADY JIMMY GREEN FREDDIE GREER JOYCE GREER CARL HARRIS CAROL HARRIS EDDIE HARRIS LILA HARRIS MARY HARRIS BETTY HARWELL JERRY HAYNES JOE HAYNES MARY HAYS JERRY HEAD CAROL HENDRICKSON DONALD HENDRICKSON JERRY HINC HEY JOYCE HINES CLIFFORD HODGE DAVID HORNER JOHN HORNES MABEL HOWARD GEORGE HOWELL NANCY HUF8TEDLER BILL HUMBLE MARY HUNTER BELVIA JENKINS BOB JENKINS GLENDA JENKINS BARBARA JOHNSON FRANK JOHNSON JIMMY JOHNSON LEO JONES PHYLLIS JONES JOYCE KEARBEY MARY JANE KEARBEY LONNIE KEENE DALE KELTON DANNY KENNEDY GEORGE KING CLYTA KINKEAD JIMMY KISNER FRANCIS KNOPPE BILL LaFON WILLIAM LAKE JO ANN LANDIS CAROL LEACH LARRY LeGRAND VIOLA LEONARD KAY LEUCKEL MARGARET LEWIS PHYLLIS LOE BILLY LONDON JUDY LOVE EDWARD LOWE tommy McFarland BEULAH McGOWEN JIMMY MADDOX EDWARD MAGILL STELLA MAGILL ETHEL MAIZE HARRY MARKHAM BETTY MAYBERRY AUDRIA METCALF ELMER MEYERS 62 LOUISE MONTGOMERY KENNETH MOCRE JO ANN MORRISON DORIS MYERS JACK MYERS PAT NICQLINI NOEL NIXON ADAM NOVAK ANNA O'CONNOR THOMAS OVITT MARION PAINTON AUBREY PATTERSON RUTH PAYTON MARY DONNA PEARCE LORRAINE PENN RAY PENN SAM PEP MILLER THOMAS PETREKOVICH GRANT PHELAN DOROTHY PIERCE TOMMIE POE ELIZABETH POOLE PATTY PORCH GARY PORTERFIELD JUDITH POWERS LARRY PRALL LARRY PRICE ROGER PRIDY ANNA PRUETT THOMAS PRUITT GLORIA RAMSEY BEULAH RAULSTON WILLA RAY PAT REASONS OKLEAN RENICK LARRY RHEA BURKE RICHARDSON MITZY RINGHAM JOHN ROBBINS JIMMY ROBERTS 63 ELDON ROBERTSON JAMES ROBINSON DON RUBOTTOM ILIA DEAN RULE SHIRLEY SAMPLE PATRICIA SAMUEL RALPH SCHWAB WILLIE SCOTT BETTY SELLS BILL SELLS WANDA SELVIDGE BETTY SHEEHY ALLAN SHORT THELMA SIMMERING SAM MI E SUGER BEVERLY SMITH GERALD SMITH LARRY SMITH JACKIE SMOOT CLIFFORD SMOTHERS JANE SNIDER JESSE SNOW PETER SOENS HOWARD SPENCER JOHN STANDARD FRANK STANLEY JERRY STARNES BOB STEELE EARL STEIN METZ ALICE JEAN STEPHENS CAROL STILLEY VIOLA STOVALL CLIFFORD STUCKER JERRY SULLIVAN MARGARET SULLIVAN JOANNE SUTTNER BOBBY SWINEY DORIS TALCOTT DON RAY TAYLOR SHIRLEY TAYLOR MARY TEMPLETON LARRY THACKER CHARLES THUS UN DA THORNBURGH ROBERT THORN JUANITA TIMMONS HELEN TROUSDALE THELMA TROUT NANCY TURNER DOLPH VANDERPOOLE BRENDA Van DOVER RICHARD VINSON IRVING WADUNGTON JERRY WAR BINGT ON FREDA JEAN WARD MARTHA WARD ROY WEBB RANDOLPH WEBER GENE WHALEY SANDRA WHEETLEY JUDY WHITE DIANNE WILLIAMS JAMES WILLS KENNETH WILSON JIMMY WINDER JERRY WINN JERRY WOLPERS JUDITH WOOD BOBBY WOODS DARREL WOO LARD Thelma Trout cramming BONITA YOUNG TONY ZADNICK Cynthia Drew and Whltty Fernlmen waiting for the band bus. Carol Harris praising Mrs. Powers for exams. Emma Lee Crow helps Posy Evans get ready for a pep parade. Shelia Bag by giving a great oration Bill Sells speaking before an assembly. The Bluff Editors... the year of bop... the hot rod... khaki's... hep talk... $64, 000 question... Jets... ivy league... pixie cut... Jaguar-minded teen-agers... hi-fi... the crew cut ... panorama... color tv... outer space... the modern age... the year of the modern bluff the 1956 bluff ( and you can't hardly get them no more! ) we hope you, our readers, get as much enjoyment from it as we did in its preparation. . . sincerely... pat bag by and donna Jeffries, co-editors 181 South Los Robles Avenue Phone: S Yea more 5-4311 Pasadena Tournament of Poses flssociatxon Pasadena, California Donna Jeffries and Pat Bag by Co-editors, The Bluff Poplar Bluff High School Poplar Bluff, Missouri Thank you for the opportunity of judging your Year- book Queen. I feel very honored that I should be your choice as an outstanding personality for your judge. I received your nice letter and then the beautiful pictures. I enjoyed looking over the pictures and making my choice for a Queen and her attendants. Although I will have to admit it was a tough decision to make because the girls are all so pretty, and if I could I would choose them all as Queens. I hope that someday I might be able to make a trip to Poplar Bluff, Missouri and visit your High School. I know that it must be a very fine school. ... introch uce5 Thank you again for the opportunity of being your Judge. Sincerely yours. Joan Culver, Queen Tournament of Roses 69 70 LORRAINE PENN 72 RAY LYNN CAROL THIES Most Studious ersonauues (iti TOM BAUMGARDNER HELEN TEMPLETON Most Talented JAYNE ANDERSON WILLIAM VICK Most Sincere DONNA JEFFRIES JIM McPHEETERS Most Capable SUE JOHNSON SCOTTY COTRELL Most Coirteous 73 TOP: Melva Tate, Assistant Feature Editor; Helen Templeton, Feature Editor. LEFT: Janet Jarboe, Assistant Production Manager; Glenda Chronister, Production Manager. RIGHT: Kay Saracini, As- sistant Business Manager; Scotty Cotreli, Business Manager; Jerry Bryan, Assistant Business Manager. BOTTOM: Jack Flagg, Assistant Sports Editor; Jim McPheeters, Sports Editor; Kenny Lance, As- sistant Sports Editor. The Bluff” Staff at Work Vill Try For Scholarships THE BLUFFEfll VOL XIX Senior High Sc� fen Students COUNSELOR'S OFRCr IS PLACE TO FIND 4 COLLEGE INFO ,1 ? whj-1 college schol- M ry up te ' Ten outstanding: seniors of Pc r Buflf senior high school w mpete in the new multi-milli liar National Merit Scholars) ogram. These high ranking 1 students will be aiming me 200 four-year ships that can carry itions and living nding upon th- each wi SENIORS may fb formation on vocat leges in the cour There are catalogs mately 75 colleges tion concerning ab tions. This vocation is alphabetalized so ily accessible. Results of aptituf ability tests are avi student in sen’ shown on Yi5 i cC® Ae1 ogp • ’ •udy habiu hi iao four nd at east three units o. ?an nta of Math and English are baa. 0,501 tfVEjis0 ' ' discovering ny field or vocational choice, d hel mort «hi. nts ir. che coun ogram permits own as Merit oose any accredi iversity and a: idy. Some 800 B competition wi rtificates of Me mes will be am lieges and oth encies as studer ility. rica held a speci Agriculture Builc school, Tuesc lary 31. The me ?w rule goveminj mes a member n i a meeting, was voted by a member if he tings. Luther Sir he local chapter, mittee to work o of rules for the ) le club voted to er to raise fund parent-son bar club. ie FFA basket! and lost one to nesday February the first game i second game 31- Student Body Officers 76 JOHN HUNT Vice-President DON EMERY President GLENDA C HR ON ISTER Secretary-Tree surer Student Council ROW L Peggy WUson, Judy White, Don Myers, Kay Leuckel. Laura Spencer, Glenda Chronlstar, Don Emery, Johnny Hunt, Dick Smith, Kenny Lance. Mary Harris, Tommy Thacker, Dean Culnan. ROW II: Bill Brown, Jim King, Bud Crowder, Lairy JUes, Paul Roberts, Kay Lewis, Larry Foutch. The Student Council holds an Important place in Poplar Bluff school life. The membership is composed of a delegate and an alternate from each roll room. Mrs. Daniels and Mr. Swain are the sponsors and advisors. With their guidance, and with the co-operation of the faculty and student body, they perform many services to keep school life rolling along as it should. 77 Jmmijtiaiul oniiraip Sorirtp forl%h Srtuiol Jaumilisis ROW L Helen McCarthy, Helen Templeton, Glenda Chroruster, Donna Jeffries. ROW H: Pat Bag by, Pat Patterson, Betty Stovall, Linda Stanley. ROW HI: Jim McPheeters, Scotty Cotrell, Bob Ensmlnger. The Quill and Scroll is a national honor society for Journalism students. To be in this well- known organization, you must excel in journalistic work and also be in the upper one-third of the class. Therefore, it is Indeed an honor and a privilege to be a member of this outstanding club. 78 ROW I: Helot McCarthy, Kathleen Ryan, Dolly Thie«, Joan York. ROW II: Glenda Chronistcr. Pat John Hunt, Luther Smith, Tom Thacjjqjr, Tom Sadtagai icl. Sue John: Ray Lynn, Tet lelen Templet� Cheering the Mules on to victory is the main objective of the Mulettes, who are so ably led by the Cheerleaders. Under the direction of Mrs. Faye Pow- ers, this group has planned the home-coming activities; sponsored buses to the out- of-town games; and have created a spirit of enthu- siasm. MULETTE OFFICERS: Nancy Henderson, Assistant Secretary Sondra Gallian, Secretary Melva Tate, Resident Ruth Ann Barton, Vice-President Carol Thles, Treasurer All plans and cheerleading activities are under the direction of head cheerleader, Margie Lucas. HEAD Ii Mary Henrlckson Ruth Ann Barton Helen McCarthy Jeanette Hahn Joyce Webb What would we do without the Band playing Loyalty ? Ohi These Band trips. It's almost time for the half-time ceremonies. PEGGY WILSON HELEN TEMPLETON Drum Major ADELE BAUER JAYNE ANDERSON BARBARA-JOHNSON MARY TEMPLETON CAROLYN DICJCEN EMMA LEE CROW Orchestra AU Band and Orchestra activities are directed by Mr. Joe Smith. BAND OFFICERS Tarryl Wilson, President Glenda Chronlster, Secretary-Treasurer Bruce Mason, Vice-President ROW I: Cynthia Drew, Emma Lee Crow, Tom Baumgardner, Bryce Willis, Mllllcent Chance, Adele Bauer, Shirley Johnson, Mary Evelyn Plgg, Phara Lee Willis, Kenny Lance, Marilyn York. ROW II: Butch Emery, Carl Poteet, Ronnie Bristow, Kent DrumeUer, James Oeer, Jon Vogel, John Stanard, Kay Lewis, Leon Woods, Terryl Wilson, Edgar Buschmann, Jim McPheeters, 84 Glen Chilton. ROW HI: hfr. Smith, Helen Templeton, Kathy Clark, Carolyn Dlcken, CUnton Summers. - -• The welcome (lag goes up. Your future ? ? ? ? ? Who will win ? 86 Junior Carnival Frolic Mr. and Mrs. of 1970. The wheel of fortune goes around. Someone is a poor shot. Ever tried swimming in a horse trough ? Babies must play. The Levi squad goes out. BILL SELLS and MARY HARRIS, Second Attendants; ED LEMONS and BARBARA WOODS, King and Queen; KAY LEWIS, President ol the Junior Class; CAROLYN DICKEN and LUTHER SMITH, First Attendants. 87 LAURA CSSARY Voice of Democracy Contest LAURA SPENCER 88 Prose (ouc ROW I: Donna Jeffries, Ruth Ann Barton, Illgene Miller, Mary Henrlckson, Helen McCarthy, Pat Patterson, Margie Lucas, Clinton Summers. ROW H: Larry Jlles, Lura Patterson, Glenda Chronister, Helen Templeton, Jayne Anderson, Carol Fisher, Betty Stovall. ROW III: Ray Davis, Ray Klnkead, Sam Smith, Don Baumgardner, Don Hall, Don Emery, Kay Whalen, Virginia Lewis. ROW IV: Nathan 90 Pillow, Bob Ensmlnger, Gary Buck, Charles Camp. ROW I: Ruth Thurman, Barbara Vick, Nancy Henderson, Lorene Killian, Shelia Bagby, Pat NlcoUru. ROW II: Emily Crow, Barbara Klmberlln, Lorraine Penn, Cynthia Drew, Kay Saracini, Deanne Mussel, Sandra Myers, Joyce Kearby. ROW III: Cleatus Burks, Aubrey Patterson, Joe Haynes, Larry Foutch, Jeanette Hahn, Mildred Webb, Laura Essary, Kay Leuckel. ROW IV: Dick Frey, Bill Cochran, David Emery, Bill Baumgardner, O. C. Nlswonger, Jerry Bryan, Kay Lewis. To promote a higher standard of dramatics in P, B. H. S. is the aim of the Dramatics Club. The main events of the year are the tryouts and initiation, the reception, and the annual play. The club Is sponsored by Miss Myrtle Jeffords. DRAMATICS CLUB PLAY CAST ROW I: Mary Henrlckson, Clinton Summers, Don Baumgardner, Nancy Henderson, Carol Fisher, Gary Buck. ROW II: Bob Ensmlnger, Ray Dev is, Don Hall, Re bo Hayes, Bub Brace, Jerry Bryan. 9J Student Writers Club Writing for enjoyment and for training professionally is the pur- pose of the Student Writers' Club. Under the supervision of their spon- sor, Mrs. Corbett, they produce a mimeograph booklet of their writings; and enter various writing contests during the school year. OFFICERS: Charles Camp, President Vernon Gifford, Parliamentarian Joyce Worley, Vice-President Sonny Witt, Secretary-Treasurer 92 ROW I: Barbara Cooper, Charles Camp, John Plumb. ROW II: Dorothy Carter, Barbara Morgan, Sheila Bagby, Sylvia Spencer, Vernon Gifford, Sonny Witt. Speech Club One of the most active clubs in school is the Speech Club. Among the activities were: car wash, Christmas dance. Southeast Missouri Student Congress, and sending contestants to the speech meets at Cape and Columbia. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kinder, their aim is to pro- mote interest in the speech arts. OFFICDtS: Scotty Cotreli, Vice-President Jo Ann Davenport. Secretary-Treasurer Jim McPheeters, President ROW I: Jo Ann Davenport, Laura Spencer, Jeny Bryan, Pat Bagby, Scotty Cotreli', Donna Jeffries, Jim McPheeters. ROW II: Fay MorTls, Kay Leuckel, Carol Lewis, Bud Crowder, Lonnie Keene, Helen Templeton, Clyta Klnkead. ROW III: Joan Gowan, Thelma Trout, Tommie Poe, David Blanton, Burke Richardson, Jayne Anderson, Judy Powers. ROW IV: Kay Flanery, Janet Jarboe, Melva Tate, Janette Frey, Betty Sells, Shelia Bagby, Carol Hams. ROW V: Don Phillips, Dick Frey, Pat Patterson, Lura Patterson, Jim Green. 93 ROW I: Melva Tate, Ruth Ann Barton, Melva Hendrickson, Jackie Johnson, Leona Blakeney, Jo Ann Davenport. ROW U: Kay Saracini, Imogene Jewell. Carol Thles, Janette Frey, Betty South, Unda Spivey. ROW ni: Lorraine Zurhorst, Doris Wheeling, San a Cos tin, Margaret Hammons, Gloria Noles, Carol Symington. ROW IV: Sondra Galllan, Mary Anthony, Adele Bauer, Rose Nloollnl, Anna Sue Hall. ROW V: Eunice Hodapp, Carolyn Anspach, Illgene Miller, Carol Crowell, Deanna Mussell, Sandra Myers. ROW IV: Dolly Wheeling. Dora Osborn, Judy (keen, Juanita Scofield, Lorene Killian, Mildred Webb. ROW VD: Mary Evelyn Pigg, Peggy Wilson, Laura Spencer, Thelma Cfreen, Dorothy Vert. Emma Ruth Cavness, Linda Berry. ROW I: Sue Boyd, Dorothy Desgranges, Ethel Maze, Carol Harris, Sandra Wheetley, Judy Love. ROW II: Diane William , Doris Talcot, Mltzi Rlngham, Bueiah McGowen, Tommie Pie, Pat Samuels. ROW III: Beverly Smith, Sheila Bagby, Betty Sells, Betty Mayberry, Janice Hines, Pat Nlcollnl. ROW IV: Louise Montgomery, Wllla Raye, Olivia Carlos, Thelma Rout, Kay Leuckel, Waynette Barrow. ROW V: Doris Myers. Mary Hams, Carol Leach, Cynthia Drew, Rosemary Evans, Kay Flanery. ROW VI: Carol Lewis, Jo Ann Morrison, Betty Sheehy, Laura Essary, Mary Donna Pearce, Joyce Kearbey, Nancy Hufstedler. ROW VII: Dorothy Deal, Lorraine Penn, Mary Templeton, Emma Lee Crow, Jane Snider, Jo Ann Suttner, Dorothy Pierce. sportsmanship among the student lodi 95 ROW I: Jim Sullivan, Floyd Ray, Bill Blackburn, Joe Griffith, Larry Jlle� . ROW II: Janet Thurston, Edna Ed dings. Pansy Costln, Mary Costin, Betty Rice, Dorothea Fermenter. ROW ID: Maurice Knoppe, Paul Frey, James Callow, Dale Hudson, Ralph Foust, Roger Desgranges. ROW IV: Judy Sanders, Kay Prator, Melba Hendrickson, Don Foust, Tommie Clifton, Betty Batson. Developing vocational competency and social adjustment for its members is the object and purpose of this out- standing club. Its membership is made up of those students taking Diversified Occupations. The value of the program is seen by the way in which it helps not only the students, but also the school, employer, and community. Besides being a vocational club, the members enjoy several social ac- tivities during the year. The most prominent of these is the annual Em- ployer-Employee Banquet. OFFICERS: Joa Griffith, Sergeant-at-Arm� Darryl Lucas, President Larry Jiles, Vice-President Delane Bradley, Treasurer Carolyn Dicken, Secretary ROW I: Judy Brown, Barbara Poole, Joyce Worley, Joe Russell, Jackie Armes, Christine Thacker. ROW II: Kenneth Pepmiller, Ruth Hester, Darrell Duify, Roy Kenner, Mildred Macom, Barbara Vaughn. ROW III: Kay Stetler, Shirley Gould, Eddie Lynch, Gene Wicks, Robert Montgmery. Therman Garnett, Leon Lewis. ROW IV: Jim Webb, Bill Mauberry, Judy Reid, Roy Nelson, Leon Dickey, Paul Helfner. ROW I: Joyce Humble, Ruth Ann Barton, Judy Hunter, Barbara Diggs, Bonnie Hicks, Barbara Woods. ROW II: Bob Phelps, Ted Burton, Sam Martin, Johnnie Robinson, Rudy Vaugh, Bob Seesongood. ROW III: Robert Edwards, Virgil Sinden, Gaylen Sanders, Lennle Wilson, Barbara Bagwell, Pat Hatton, Donald Cox. ROW IV: Marjorie Mitchell, Delane Bradley, Terry Lucas, Gene Selvldge, Charles Devine. 97 Future Teachers Students who plan to become teachers make up one of our newest and most active clubs, The Future Teachers of America. Sponsored by Mrs. Inez Osborn and Vencil Wilson, these students gain experience for their future by teaching in elementary schools and by participating in State and District Teacher's Meetings. OFFICERS: Sondra GalUan, Vice-President Janette Frey, President Barbara Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer ROW I: Dean Gifford, Joe Haynes, Shirley Sample, Dorothy Carter, Nancy Bellamy. ROW II: Eunice Hodapp, Leona Blakeney, Gloria Noles, Mildred Webb, Judy Green. ROW HI: Vernon Gifford, Joann Suttner, Dorothy Deal, Lorraine Penn, Jane Snider, Judy Sanders, Soncfra Gallian. ROW IV: Janette 98 Frey, Joan York, Luella Casey, Faye Morris, Joyce McGruder, Joann Landis, Barbara Taylor. Spanish Club Under the guidance of Mr. Maes- tas, the members of the Spanish classes have organized a club and become well known throughout the school. The members of the club are always anxious to learn more about the Spanish people and their language. OFFICERS: Hugh McPheeters, Reporter Mary Hennckson, President Bruce Mason. Vice-President Pat Patterson, Secretary Jo Ann Davenport, Treasurer ROW I: Hugh McPheeters, Barbara Taylor, Ruth Payton, Jo Ann Davenport, Pat Patterson, Mary Henrlclcson, Bruce Mason, Sondra Gallian. ROW II: Lorene Killian, Barbara Vick. 99 Science Club Under the guidarice of Mr. Jewell Ivester, the members of the Science Club strive to carry out their aim which is, To further the knowledge of science. One way that the club accomplishes tills is by having demon- strations and experiments at each of its meetings. OFFICERS: Carol Thles, Secretary Tom Baumgardner, Treasurer Dean Culnan, President Bob Harris, Sergeant-at-Arms Ray Lynn, Vice-President ROW I: Lorraine Penn, Carol Thles, Mildred Webb, Shelia Bagby, Janet Jarboe, Cynthia Drew, Leona Blakeney, Kay Lewis, Don Baumgardner, Richard Smith, Clinton Summers, Don Emery. ROW II: Leon Woods, Ray Lynn, Helen Templeton, Dean Culnan, Jim Green, Charles Bost, Dean Gilford, Jerry Buschmann. ROW HI: Sam Pepmlller, L. E. Priest, Jon Vogel, Buryi Bradham, Ronald Bristow, Betty Sheehy, Randy Weber, Bob Winstead, Charles Thles, Joyce McGruder, William Vick, Dolly McDaniel, Nancy Hulstedler, Kent Drumeller. ROW IV: Bob Harris, Jerry Bryan, Jack Flagg, Roger Hartman, Tom Baumgardner, Beverly Smith, 100 Joyce Casey, Dorothy Pierce, Bettye Rice, Nancy Henderson. JL «te'1?«libi An S average Is the eligibility re- quirement for membership in the Key Club. The members of this group are registered with Key Club International, whose main purpose is to build better citizens of to- morrow. These boys are spearheaded by a desire to help their community, which re- sults in making the daily life of the citizens of Poplar Bluff more pleasant. OFFICERS: Larry Jlles, President Larry Foutch, Sergeant-at-Arms Dean Culnan, Secretary Kay Lewis. Vice-President Tom Baumgardner. Treasurer Club ROW I: Tom Baumgardner, Sam Smith, Kay Lewis. Larry Jlles. Dean Culnan. Larry Foutch. ROW II: Vernon Gilford, Jon Vogel. Scotty Cotrell. Lonnie Keene, Bud Crowder, Dick Smith, Ray Lynn. ROW IU: Charles Thles, Jerry Bryan, Dean Gifford, Bill Baumgardner, Bob Winstead, Bud Gray. ROW IV: Larry Price, Roy Webb, John Hunt, Tom Thacker, Luther Smith, Bruce Mason, Terryl Wilson. ROW V: Bill Sells, Charles Bost, George Grady, Larry Prall, William Cochran, Bryce Willis, David Blanton, Arthur Schlsler. ROW I: Margie Lucas. Lura Patterson. Pat Ward, Joan York, Phara Lee Willis, Ruth Ann Barton, Uigene Miller, Kay Whalen. Kathleen Ryan. Carol Fisher. ROW II: Bob Hairls, John Plumb, Carolyn Dlcken, Judy Hunter, Luther Smith, Havls Fulton, Charles Camp, Karen Sparkman, Leon Woods, Edgar Busch- mann, Barbara Kimberlin, Ray Lynn. Library Club The Library Club Is an organiza- tion of high school students Interested in books and library services. To maintain membership the student should attend meetings and take a part in club activities. Under the guidance of Miss Jeffords, the members help in the classification and cataloging of the books. OFFICERS: Karen Sparkman, President Ruth Ann Barton, Vice-President Joyce Worley, Treasurer Miss Jetfords, Sponsor Delane Bradley, Secretary-Reporter 102 Projectors Club Keep 'em Rollin'' could well be tne slogan of the Projectors Club, which consists of fifty students and their sponsor, Mr. Penn. These stu- dents are In charge of projection room equipment such as: record players, movie projectors, slide projectors, and public address systems. Showing movies to clubs, classes, and or- ganizations Is only part of their Job. OFFICERS: Larry Wilson, President Gayle Klngery, Vice-President Laura Spencer, Secretary Bud Crowder, Sergeant-at-Arms BUI Sells, Tree sixer ROW I: James Osborn, Jack Myers, Bud Crowder, Burke Richardson, Calvin Chatman, James Greer, Oliver Parker, Tom Me Far Ion, Bob Swiney. ROW II: Clyde Chatman, Gene Whaley, Julian Edwards, Bill Lake, Dean Gifford, Larry Foutch, Lonnie Keene, Larry LeGrand, Jim Burts, Bill Sells. ROW IU: Larry Wilson, Doris Talcott, Thomas Pruett, Claudia Cooper, Helen Haynes, Marie Ballance, Joyce Casey, Pat Samuel, Leona Blakeney, Allan Romlne, Alfred Snipes. Barbara Mayo. Imogene JeweU. ROW IV: Doris Baker, Gayle Klngery, Robert Thom. George Grady. Dick Frey. Frankie Creagor, Laura Spencer. Sam Pepmiller, John Plumb. Jim Chestnut, David Horner, Mike Hollfleld. OFFICERS: Vernon Gifford, Treasurer; Sonny Witt, Reporter; Luther Smith, Presi- dent; Charles Funk, Vice-President; Ray Lynn, Secretary; Mr. Ridge, Sponsor; Kelly Boyers, Sentinel. The F. F. A. is an organiza- tion of boys from the ages of 14-21. Its purpose is to encourage interest in the aspects of farming, and to experiment with different projects. Through the guidance and training of Mr. Ridge, these boys will be- come good citizens and future far- mers of tomorrow. ROW I: Mr. Ridge, Kelly Boyers, Sonny Witt, Vernon Gifford, Ray Lynn, Charles Funk, Luther Smith. ROW II: Carl Miller, Xi Tr£ lmelSOn: Calvln Chatman Donald Doyle, Jerry Head, Lynn Morgan. ROW ID: Bobby Ballew, Russel Birdsong, John McOuder, Ronald Keller, Meiburn Diaton, Charles Chatman. ROW IV: Gordon Digges, Wilburn Alford, Bobby Swlney, Gerald Smith, Tommy Caslnger, Billie Oaham, Glen Ham. ROW V: Lee Burton, Joe Walker, Jim Owens, Truman Chatman, George Eubank, Dick Simpson, Max Lynn, Clifford Stucker. The F. H. A. is one of the most helpful club in building the character of Its members. It is composed en- tirely of girls who are taking home ec and whose purpose is to promote Interest in home-making. Included in their activities were: regular meet- ings, attending district and sub-district meetings, and a Christmas party. M’s. Winona Penn is their sponsor. OFFICERS: Nancy Bellamy. Reporter; Linda Spivey, Treasurer; Peggy Wilson, Vice-President; Barbara Taylor, Parliamentarian; Carolyn Anspach, Secretary; Phara Lee Willis. President. ROW I: Darlene Casey, Betty Sheehy, Mildred Webb, Eunice Hodapp, Mary Anthony, Carol Fisher, Dorothy Carter, Judy Love, Judy Wood, Ula Harris, Deanna Mussell. ROW II: Ila Webb, Norma Armes, Joyce Greer, Carol Leach, Thelma Trout. Karen Sparkman, Jo Ann Landis. Margaret Sullivan, Linda Bradley, Betty Mayberry, Joyce Hines. ROW ID: Laura Essary, Wanda Selvidge, Betty Sells, Freda Ward, Jayne Anderson, Phyllis Loe, Gloria Ramsey, Glenda Jenkins, Barbara Brace, Carolyn Anspach, Mary Harris, Pat Porch. ROW IV: Rosemary Evans, Phara Lee Willis, Mary Plgg, Ruth Thurman, Barbara Vick, Dorothy Deal, Jackie Smoot, Beulah McGowen. Margaret Hammons, Joyce Webb, Joyce Rear bey, Anna Sue Hall, Olivia Carlos. ROW V: Clyta Klnkead, Carol Thles, Nancy Hufstedler, Kathleen Ryan, Kay Flanery, Mary Jo Knoppe, Joyce Williams, Betty South, Sue Boyd, Ilia Dean Rule, Linda Spivey, Bonita Young. ROW VI: Bonnie Ivy, Havls Fulton, Judy Wunderlich, Ruth Ann Barton. Anna Pruett, Sorxfra Galli an, Wllla Ray, Shirley Taylor, Barbara Redfern, Judy Hayes, Betty Sanders, Faye Morris, Nancy Bellamy, Carol Carter, Pat Reasons. ROW VII: Judy Powers, Emma Loe Crow, Barbara Taylor, Jo Ann Morrison, Laura Spencer, Ml 111 cent Chance, Beluh Raulston, Betty Harwell, Gamell Larmle, Carol Stllley. ROW I: Wanda Derrlngton, lay Fla nary, Thelma Trout. Betty Sells, Thelma Simmering, Anna Pruett, Sheila Bag by, Betty Sanders, Juanita Timmons, Mary Trousdale. ROW II: Pat Ward, Margaret Sullivan, Barbara Radford, Linda Thornburgh, Judy Love, Tommie Poe. Jackie Johnson, Betty South, Virginia Lewis, Joyce Williams, Lorene Killian. ROW IU: Joyce Tucker, Beverly Smith, Melba Heneklckson, Reba Hayes, Linda Spivey, Margaret Hammons, Carolyn Anspach, Margaret Montgomery, Louise Montgomery, Buelah McGowan, Ruth Thurman. Members of the Girls' Chorus have a single objective in mind: to further the advancement of group singing. The harmony of this or- ganization is enjoyed through its participation in various church and civic functions. In the opinion of the students of P. B. H. S., the most important function of this group is to provide entertainment at school assemblies. The training and ex- perience gained here make this ac- tivity beneficial to all. OFFICERS: Linda 8plvey, Treasurer Barbara Radford, Secretary Thelma Trout, Vice-President Shi els Bag by, Reporter Betty Sells, Resident Girls' Chorus 107 m On Stage Curtain Time Cox prepares to pass as Brace and Lalon throw key hlocks. Ensminger hits the «round hard but hangs on to the ball. Hlnchey gains ground around left end. Piper passes while Brace blocks. Hlnchey falls to gain ground against Cape Central. u. O O H 03 J J .«««sj I. .Tr :¥. t 87« 96 s7Ca 89 vt V % 9 % “,«r ♦ 89 PT sn V 94 t 84 7 P 7t SSI s 7 1 .• ROW I: Jimmy King, Gayle Klngery, Ed Lemons, Jerry Hinchey, Bob Ensmlnger, Don Hall, Bud Brace, Charles 8elvldge. ROW II: Coach Wickham, Ronald Berry, Bill LaFon, Bud Gray, Bob Sanders, Rill Porter, Tom CVltt, Dick Smith. ROW HI: lay Lewis, Ronnie Bristow, Bill Sells, Bob Boyet, David Horner, Johnny Horner, Bob Steele. ROW IV: Larry Childress, Gary England, Bill Penn, Bud 8mlth, Charles Brace, James Ross, Bill Berry, John Pruett, Bruce Smith. 112 STUDENT MANAGER: Jim King The Mules opened their 1955 Football Season playing host to the Malden Green Wave. Later that night Malden went home with a 19-6 beating. On September 23, they Journeyed to Arkansas where they handed the Piggot Mohawks a 32-6 defeat. The next week they added another feather to theif bonnet by rolling over the Kennett Indians 27-0. This must have been a bad year for Indians because the Mules also took the Jackson Indians 19-6. At Sikeston they came upon a determined bunch of Bulldogs who nosed the Mules out 6-0. The Caruthersville Tigers were found to be a little too strong; for the Mules suffered their worst defeat of the season 25-7. The Mules, determined to win, went to Charleston only to be snowed under by the Blue Jays 13-6. The Mules got back in the winning column by beating the Cairo Pilots 2 0-13. On Thanksgiving Day the Mules rolled over to Cape Girardeau where they showed the Tigers they wanted that Boot. Score Mules 14 Tigers 7. ROW I: Ray Klnkead. Jerry White, Joe Taylor, Bill Piper, Roger Pridy, Dohn Thornton, Bob Jenkins, Harry Thacker. ROW H: Jerry fry an, Jon Vogel, Butch Emery, Jack Roehm, Howard Spencer, Jim Marvel, Charles Cox, Coach Hicks. ROW III: Lonnie Keene, Larry LeGrand, Wally Jarboe, Sohnle Hill, Jim Owens, Donald Sexton, Burke Richardson, Coach Wyatt. ROW IV: Dick Frey, Dick Ryan, Stanley Vance. Randy Snider, James Dunsln, Allan Summers, Mike Williams. Delmar Jlles, Jerry Costln, Jerry Pruett, Bobby Davenport, Lee Vandover, Vernon Gowan, Phillip Woodard, Earl Johnson, Clayton Ray. P. B.-----19 P. B.----32 P. B.-----27 P. B.----19 P. B.------0 P. B.------7 P. B.------6 P. B.-----20 P. B.-----14 SEASON'S RESULTS Malden-------------------------0 Piggot-------------------------6 Kennett------------------------0 Jackson------------------------6 Sikeston-----------------------6 Caruthers ville---------------25 Charleston--------------------13 Carlo-------------------------13 Cape Central-------------------7 BOB ENSMINGER Halfback 2-lattar� JERRY HINC HEY Hellback 1 -lattar BUD GRAY End 1-lattar CHARLES COX Quartarback 2-latter� ROGER PRIDY Tackle 1-lattar DOHN THORTON Guard 2-letters ED LEMONS End 1-latter BILL PORTER Pullback 1-lattar DICK SMITH Canter 1-lattar BOBBY JENKINS Guard 1-lattar JIM MARVEL Center 2-letters BUD BRACE Fullback 4-letter GAYLE KINGERY End 1-letter CHARLES SELVIDGE Tackle 3-letters PAUL ROBERTS Halfback 2-letters RAY KIN READ Guard 4-letters BILL LaFON End 2-letters JERRY ARANT Tackle 2-letters JOE TAYLOR Quarterback 1-letter JERRY WHITE Halfback 1 -letter RONALD BERRY Center 1 -letter BILL PIPER Halfback 1-letter DON HALL Halfback 3-letters Second Attendant: Joyce Kearbey; Football Queen: Barbara Brace; First Attendant, Glenda Chronlster. While Brashler of Doniphan look on, Thacker make good two point . 118 In a rebound recovery Emery goes up for another bucket. Thacker shoots to increase the score. 4 126 1955 Track Lettermen ROW I: Sammy Smith, Larry Thacker, Don Hall, John Hunt, Jerry White. ROW U: Paul Roberts, Charles Brace, Bill LaFon, Jerty Arant, Pat Robinson. 1955 Track Summary The 1955 Track Team had a group of inexperienced boys, but managed to show some fine skills in bringing home several victories. This year the Mules should be a real threat to anyone in the Big Eight Conference. We want to wish the Track team and the Coaches future success with the 1956 Track Team. 127 Championship Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Pansy Withrow, Thelma Trout, Dorothy Pierce, Ethel Miller, Margie Lucas, Phyllis Schenks, Maroret Sullivan. Shirley Richardson, Loretta Cox, Nancy Turner, 11a Webb, Donna Jeffries. Girls' Intramurals ROW I: Laura Spencer. Clarabelle Mag ill. ROW Q: Judy Green, Enuna Ruth Cavness, Shirley Richardson, Reba Hayes, Imogene Jewell, Janet Frey, Gloria Noles, Phyllis Schenks, Joyce McGruder, Donna Maglll. ROW I: Ruth Payton, Clarabelle Maglll, Pat Nlcollnl. ROW U: Margaret Lewis, Mary Hunter, Betty Edwards, Sandra Wheetley, Glenda Chronlster, Emma Ruth Cavness, Laura Essary, Judy Green, Lura Patterson. «2)ear deader Now that we have closed the DOOR on another year, we want to express our thanks to all the people who have contributed to the publication of our yearbook The Bluff for 1956. The student body of Poplar Bluff High School appreciated the friends and businessmen for the support and co-operation they have so willingly given. Why not show them our gratitude by patronizing them first? THE ANNUAL STAFF Congratulations from Marvel Music to. Grover Lance’s Market 1315 N. Main Phone 2719 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Phone 3333 Operators Of Coin Controlled Machines B and Bartlett Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Harwell Auto Parts, Inc. Phone 9661 - 9662 110 S. Fifth St. Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments Of Stanley Cleaners Laundry Scott’s Cafe Phone 5789 Highway 67 South 5th At Oak Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Irby’s Market Northwold Autel The Triangle Store With The. Square Deal Main At Broadway Phone 5705 Poplar Bluff Missouri Air Conditioned None Finer Phone 5734 Two Miles North On Highways 60 67 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Dear Senior Class of 1956: My best wishes and congratulations as one old Grad to all of you new ones. Morrison L. Clevlen CLEVLEN INSURANCE AGENCY 310 Vine Street Phone 4664 It Is Wise To Insure 133 We Specialize In All Types Of Clark Motor Co. 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Best Wishes Since 1912 The Home Of Good Furniture Clyde Reed Man’s Store Dial 3416 Outfitters To Mankind 401 Vine Street Phone 2410 Poplar Bluff's Finest Foods DIAMOND HOUSE Registered Agent Stevens Jewelry Served In A Grand Manner Northwold Restaurant Real Estate Homes - Farms - Business Building Sites Vinyard Sutton, Realtors 436 Vine Phone 6451 Compliments The Emporium Of Joe Saracini, Manager Sample Shoe Store Southeast Missouri's Best Pool and Snooker Parlor Phone 2536 402 South 5th Street 315 South Main Dial 9907 138 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Operating Municipal Lighting and Water Systems Office: 301 South Main Phone 5749 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Compliments Of Caldwell Cleaners Highest Quality I y Cleaning Phone 3617 Helen’s Beauty Salon Complete Beauty Care Phone 3777 1323 Maud High Quality Commercial Printing Dial 3036 SiajtfoAcL--------- PRINTING COMPANY LETTERPRESS • OFFSET 907 N. Main Poplar Bluff, Missouri The Allen Garner Chevrolet Co. FIRST IN SERVICE... BECAUSE WE PUT SERVICE FIRST 1000 Block West Pine Poplar Bluff, Missouri 140 Ruth Hester likes what she sees in this modern range. Fields-McCarthy Ruth Hester and Dora Osborn look- ing over the bargains at GRABER'S. Graber’s Frigidaire - Maytag Satisfaction Guaranteed BEST WISHES TO ALL Bluff City Motors Phone 4024 Family Shoe Store Laura Patterson daydreaming over a diamond ring at GIFT CHEST. Over A Quarter Of A Century VF Preparing For Tomorrow 221 South Main Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri 141 For The Best In BUILDING MATERIALS TRY Carol Carter, Janette Frey, Jo Ann Gowen, Barbara Taylor, and Anna Sue Hall discussing quality materi- al that you can purchase at METZ LUMBER CO. VanDover Motor Co. Rooms, Cabins, Cafe Poplar Bluff, Missouri Pruitt's Dairy Creme Malts - Sundaes - Shakes Bar-B-Ques Phone 2117 Pat Nicolini, Carol Sue Harris, Clyta Kinkead, and Jack Myers waiting in line for a delicious BAR-B-QUE 142 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Graduates of 1956 PORTER-DeWITT CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Established 1934 Contractors and Engineers ■ KILL. INTKOftITY ANO RCf ONf IIILITY Build By Contract1 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Snider’s A. G. Super Market The One Stop Food Center 22 0 East Pine Bouievard Phone 2737 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Devon Lewis looking over the fine line of merchandise at STOVALL'S. Stovall’s Store Hickory House Restaurant and Service Station Where Good Food and Good People Meet Telephone 2973 - 3411 Highway Junction 60 and 67 North Phone 9758 H. H. Jr. 622 Pine Boulevard Poplar Bluff, Missouri AM KWOC FM 428 Vine Phone 3922 Sports - News - Music 144 Compliments Of STATE BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF Poplar Bluff, Missouri We Are Interested In Our Community 145 Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation W. A. Garrison SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Goodyear Tires Phone 2120 Poplar Bluff Missouri Philip Hawthorne and Dean Gifford both agree that For The Best In Men's Clothing Try Baumhoefer Son Plumbing, Heating Sheet Metal Contractors 307 Pine Street Phone 2910; Res. 5368 Crowders Kater Inn Hwy. 67 and Vine Street Phone 9984 O’Neal Poplar Bluff, Missouri Shannon Flower Shop Annie Laurie Shannon New State Bank Bldg. Dial 9696 Radio Controlled Prompt 24-Hour Service 308 Vine Dial 232 0 or 6464 Bagby Radio Cab Mo-Pac Platform 146 Frank-Cotrell FUNERAL CHAPEL Air-Conditioned Chapel 24-Hour Ambulance Service Dial 5701 412 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Mills Iron Supply Arkansas Traveler Boats Mercury Outboard Motors Fairbanks Morse Water Systems 425 South Broadway Phone 2628 Compliments Of CORRIGAN INSURANCE AGENCY James V. Corrigan, Owner Congratulations, Seniors HY-McWILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Maytag - Kelvinator - Furniture Congratulations, Seniors COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 421-27 Pine Boulevard 148 Compliments Of Tte Old Reliable Bank of Poplor Bluff BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF Since 1886 Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 149 Compliments Of Imperial Milling Company Dial 3410 448 Cherry Popular Styles Popular Prices Friedman’s Ladles' Ready-to-Wear Exclusive Ruth’s Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 3210 2 04 South Main Poplar Bluff, Missouri JC Hi H Congratulations and Best Wishes, Seniors Sugar Creek Creamery Co. Phone 3323 400 South 5th Compliments Bob Evans Shoes Where New Shoe Styles Make Their First Appearance. 115 South Main Dial 2312 Compliments Of Mickey Cleaners (mm X. ntvici Phone 9631 Belknap Drug Prescriptions, Cosmetics, Fountain Corner Main and Poplar Dial 4638 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 150 TINY’S STUDIO Quality Portraits 360 North Main Dial 4536 Poplar Bluff, Missouri WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned By T. C. Allen Son 306-8 South Main Phone 2716 Poplar Bluff, Missouri The camera catches Mr. Allen as he is leaving his store. CLYDE PIGG’S MARKET Staple Groceries Fresh Meats and Vegetables We Appreciate Your Business Phone 2032 104 North MCH Street 151 Bud Holloway Insurance Agency Real Estate Co. Old Line Stock Companies Insurance For Home-Business-Auto Holloway Bldg. Poplar Bluff Missouri Sharp Motor Company Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments Of Parkin - Lanning Glass Co. Childress Conoco Station Glass For Your Every Need Poplar Bluff, Missouri Complete Courteous Service Dial 2932 Main College St. Hanks Ice Fuel Co. Manufacturers and Distributors Friday’s Sinclair Service Station Crystal Clear Ice Green Marked and High Quality Service Is Our Motto Wholesale and Retail Highway 60 67 152 Congratulations, Seniors Doctors Hospital, Inc. Kneibert Clinic F L. KNEIBERT, M. D. A. D. MARKEL, M. D. FRED J. BIGGS, JR., M. D A. C. PARKER, JR., M. D. R. C. ENGELHARDT, M. D. M. R. BARBOUR, M. D 621 Pine Boulevard Phone 4645 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Ward - Fulton Big Star Cash Food Stores Cash Food Stores Low Cash Prices - Day In and Day Out Gillespie’s Market Best Wishes From © Monarch Venetian Blinds Corner Eighth and Poplar 622 East Pine Phone 2816 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Poplar Bluff, Missouri Harris Lincoin-Mercury Sales Sales and Service New Cars Authorized Service Used Cars Genuine Parts Let Us Take Care Of All Your Auto Needs Telephone 6772 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Congratulations, Seniors Barnes Grocer Company Distributors Of Libby's, Del Monte and Bush's Food Products Dial 5744 and 5745 154 The Rodgers Operating RODGERS THEATRE CRITERION THEATRE P B DRIVE IN THEATRE RODGERS DRUG STORE Forbridge Feed Produce Co. Baumgart Motor Company Feed - Seed - Fertilizers 5th At Henderson Avenue Phone 2423 Congratulations A PFood Store Poplar Bluff, Missouri Highway 60 Downtown Call 5769 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Good Luck, Seniors J. A. Parker Tire Company Goodrich Tires Phone 3938 1141 Vine Street 155 Phone 5754 Ditch Road Compliments Of Compliments Of Jim Hogg’s Super Market Pete’s Standard Service Station Your Nation-Wide Food Store Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories Broadway and Pine 842 Pine Boulevard Greer Cray Fitch Clothes Last Longer FUNERAL SERVICE Wallace N. Fitch 366 College Phone 9666 Compliments Of Colors Are Brighter With DRYCLEANERS FINISHING PROCESS Harry’s Barber Shoppe Harry Bennett, Proprietor O. C. Liles, Owner Bill Liles, Manager 309 South Broadway Poplar Bluff, Missouri 156 Toellner Bakery BAMBY BREAB Phone 3135 307 North 5th Complete Auto Body Service King SCope Body Shop 607 East Pine Street Phone 4977 Chilton King, Home Phone 3753 Bill Cope, Home Phone 4161 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Priest Flower Shop Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Barron Road Phone 4562 Dean Culnan and Peggy Wilson agree that here are Flowers For Your Every Need Cruce Pontiac Sales Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat A Pontiac Phone 9636 Highway 67 South Baumgardner Oil Company teAco (g) Earl Baumgardner Joe Wiseman and Sons, Inc. Roberts Plumbing Heating Ml IMS Co. 6th and Park 315 North Broadway Phone 5725 Phone 2517 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Poplar Bluff, Missouri 157 Compliments Of Wilson Furniture Company Home Furnishings - Hardware - Home Appliances At Prices You Can Afford Phone 2233 413 Vine Compliments Of Use Blakeney's Vitamin D Homogenized Milk Phone 2534 E.C. Robinson Lumber Co. 1138 Vine Street Phone 9601 Piggie Hogg’s Super Market 9th Maude Phone 9676 Raymond Hogg Producer’s Dairy Duggie’s Motor Court Restaurant Highway 67 South Phone 4594 Distributors Of Highway 67 North At Daricraft South Intersection 158 CLOWE INSURANCE AGENCY Insure To Be Secure Dial 2437 109 North Main Flowers By OPPERMANN Phone 6416 North Main At Broadway Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments Of F.W.W00LW0RTH COMPANY Air Conditioned For Your Comfort 159 ELECTRIC company Electrical Wiring Wiring Supplies and Lighting Fixtures Dial 2938 411 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri TATFS REFRIGERATION SERVICE Commercial and Air Conditioning Don't Wait - Call Tate Phone 3077 935 Cedar 160 Broadway Service Station Power X Gas Extra Duty Motor Oil Tires and Batteries Phone 2031 Okey L. Patterson, Your Sinclair DEALER In Poplar Bluff, It's Grade A Homogenized-Pasteurized Milk Dial 2718 307 South 5th Compliments Of Lucy Lee Hospital J. W. McPheeters, Jr., M. D. J. W. McPheeters, Jr., M. D. J. R. Loughead, M. D. A. L. May, M. D. Snider’s Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 2339 111 North Main Poplar Bluff, Missouri THE NATIONS NEIGHBORLY PRINTERS WALSWOPTP bp orptns Iona as there uP. MS oncj as inere is there wi KL reaistrati on... ft ... ant ever wi I fines forever and thout end, orever ana amen. tame h e mevi lappene 164 - Mt eicjht odoch in the momina on September 6th ... IJP we won never smile i cugain. 167 .. .we vowed that lived ...ana more cla55es i we Lad (asset d more c(a. 55es. 171 iJhe itoch nnas were huna by huncj hit the chimney with care 177 Variety is the spice of life... X- we rl 178 to tkoualiti of love. Su nnif Spring our fancies ... turned uear enc r Hl. I