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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1957 volume:

CDedication The worth of high school cannot be measured by the beauty of its buildings, by the money that is spent upon it, or the most gifted of its students and faculty. The true worth of a high school is measured by its effect on the community of which it is a part-by the Influence of all those who have given their time, their thoughts, and a good part of their hearts to it. With this idea in mind The Bluff Staff of 1957 has written our BOOK OF MEMORIES, as a tribute to our last year in the Vine Street High School Building. 2 ore won All of life is like a book, and each year is a chapter which we write and add to our lives. THE BLUFF is an edition in words and pictures of one chapter in the lives of you, the students and faculty of Popular Bluff High School. You planned it and the Annual Staff erf 1957 has written it. Chapter IV Table of Contents Page Chapter I .........SETTING.............5 Chapter II .CHARACTERS..........15 Chapter III............PLOT .ACTION..............93 Chapter V ,. .CLIMAX.............119 Chapter VI...........SUBSCRIBERS Take the fellow above and multiply him by 725; take the room above and multiply It by six class periods and approximately three allied activities and you have the setting of our story. Portrayed in the next few pages is a story In picture of the process which we ex- perienced and mastered as we achieved the aims and principles of education. Turn the leaves of this book and remember the teachers you knew, the activities you shared, and the lessons you learned. Shelia Warren and Linda Bradham seem very pleased because ol Ada Wilburn and Becky Lewis find cooking can be fun. their cookies. 'V .V Linda Goodman stands very still while The Home Economics girls enjoy a trip to Penney’s. Janice Suddeth measures the hem of her skin. 4cc uiring practice in chosen occupations Mr. Ivester watches Intently as Vernon Gifford and Mary Casey conjure a scientific experiment. Noel Nixon finds working with the lathe In Machine Shop fascinating. Keep your eyes on your copy!—Members of a typing class are pitting their skills against each other to see which one can type the fastest with the least mistakes. What makes an automobile run? C rather, what makes it quit running? These are questions Robert Taylor, James Marlin and Autry Wells are asking. Education for Self-R ca I iza tion Mrs. Kinder and Melva Tale carefully outline some of the problems of picture taking as Sheila Bagby listens Intently. Busy with telephone and typewriter, Kay Saraclnl and Janet Jarboe are attending to some unfinished business for the Bluff staff. Typical of Mary Pogue is that broad grin. Here she displays It in regard to her typing talents. ill workers deserve praise. 8 Learning to communicati with others and to speak correctly... Peggy Wills explains to the class the fundamentals of speaking. This threesome seem very pleased at winning honors In the “I Speak For Democracy- contest. L. to R. Carol Sue Harris , second place; Charles Bost, third place, and Harolene Baker, first place winner. Students entered In the Speech Meet at Cape Girardeau were: Sheila Bagby, Public Speaking; Burke Richardson, Poetry; Melva Tate, Prose; David Blanton, Extemporaneous; Jerry 8rvan, Radio. 9 Education for Civic Responsibility Jerry Smith and Charles Chatman are typing to locate the places in Europe to help them understand the story of the old world. Nadine Haynes and Jack Carnahan think finding countries on the world The Sophomores chosen to make the Pilgrimage to Jefferson City were globe Is fun as well as educational. John Harris and Reda June Vaughn (alternate). No wonder they seem so happy. 10 Learning co-operation through CJ practical knowledge... Adam Novak, Whltty Fermmen, Joyce Kearbey, and James Robinson are meeting the challenge of better citizenship through Driver's Training. Could I help you check out your book? asks Carol Hendrickson of Janette Perry. Mr. Speaker 1 The chair recognizes.. .These were the familiar statements that resounded from futvse congressmen, as the Southeast Missouri Student Congresses convened. For outstanding work these students were chosen for top honors: Janet Jarboe, Presiding Officer, Senior House; Catherine Cheets, Presiding Officer, Junior House; Jerry Bryan, Presiding Officer, Senate; KayLeuckel, Representative, Senior House; David Blanton, Representative, Senior House; Sheila Bagby, Senator. 11 Education for Human Relationship KNEELING: Lorraine Penn, Adele Bauer, Joann Morrison, Carol Lewis, Kay Saraclnl, Mildred Webb. STANDING: Doris Wheeling, Donna Pearce, Sandra Costln, Carol Maglll, Nancy Bellamy. Clane Bailey, Eunice Hoddap. 'Christmas is coming I These words were sung gaily as Bud Crowder, Linda Cross, and Charles Thels decorated a tree for the halls of school. Lea mini wholesome attitudes through stini u la ting a etivites Smiles are duly expected as the big moment arrives when Dorothy Deal crowns Was non Gifford F.H.A. Beau, and Jane Snider Is crowned F.F.A. Sweetheart by Gerald Smith. Butch Emery Is trying to master the Bongo drums and his teacher was the entertainer at one of our National Assemblies. VO FO R WHiTTV BiLL The fun began as couples started campaigning for Junior Carnival King and Queen. Here Bill Baumgardner and Dick Dalton are putting up a banner for their choice. And of all places—I Laura Essary and Whltty Femiman utter sounds of delight as they gaze at Pat Nlcollnl's new ring. 13 Learning the aims of education through group discussion.. Chapter U Characters cJhe strongest principle of character lies in human c otce. Ul Board of Education . E. Carr, Vice-President; Robert Hyde; W. R. Martin, Treasurer; Robert Reed, President; H. P. Bennett, Secretary; W. A. Garrison . H. Steward; Earl Baumgardner. Constant planning adjusts a modern school to growing community needs . 16 ©n leaving tl,e {Smldmg for the Tiew Since 1914 I've worn this suit The fabric's good but the fit is small So I'll just don a larger boot And step into a longer hall. ---G. R. Loughead 17 MARTHA HOLLAND Assistant Secretary To Superintendent Non- Teaching Personnel MERCEDES SLOAN Secretary To Superintendent CLARABEL GRAY Bookkeeper To Superintendent JOYCE MAY Secretary To Principal BUS DRIVERS Earl McClellon, Clyde Wilson, Cloude Urich, Roy Hassell, A. F. O'Hara. CLYDE WHITT Custodian Congratulations to the Sponsors and the Bluff Staff for a job well done in portraying the school life of our last year in old Senior High. Cordially yours. E. T. Peters, Principal 19 CASSIE ALDRICH, B.S..M.E. Southeast Missouri State College University of Missouri English, History RUTH MINETR£E, B.S. University of Missouri English, Journalism, Family Bluffer Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor English ZORA STEVENS, A. B. ,M. A. San Diego College George Peabody College English MYRTLE W. CORBETT, A. B. University of Kansas English, Journalism 1. OLETA DANIEL, B.S. Central Missouri State College English Student Council Sponsor 20 Social Science CHESTER CADDAS, B.S. Murray State College, Murray, Ky. History Projection Club RICHARD E. KINDER, B.S. ,M.A. Southeast Missouri State College University of Wyoming History, Drivers Training Bluff Sponsor INEZ OSBORN, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College History F.T.A. Sponsor FARRIS FORTNER, B.S. Murray State College, Murray, Ky. Geography, History 21 I i ne JOE SMITH, B.S. ,M. A. Southeast Missouri State College Colorado State Band, Orchestra Senior Class Sponsor GLADYS FOARD, B.F.A. , M. A. University of Missouri Music, Chorus Chorus Club Sponsor IONE KNIGHT, A.B. Central College, Fayette Music 22 HERBERT HOLT, B.S. Murray State College, Murray, Ky. Librarian 4 rts MYRTLE DEANE JEFFORDS, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Dramatics, Librarian Dramatics Club Sponsor Library Club Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor HERB F. WICKHAM, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Art, Art Club Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor Assistant Football Coach MARIE KINDER, B.S. ,M.A. Southeast Missouri State College University of Wyoming Speech, Bluff Sponsor Speech Club Sponsor JOYCE BRAKE, B.A. North Central, Naperville, 111. English, French I. Senior Class Sponsor French Club Sponsor 23 Cooperative WINONA PENN, B.S. ,H.E. University of Arkansas Home Economics, F.H.A. Sponsor RAYMOND RIDGE, B.S. University of Missouri Agriculture, F.F.A. Sponsor BILL SCCVILLE, B.S.,M.A. Northeast Missouri State College Woodworking, General Shop 24 Education THOMAS G. CAMPBELL, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Assistant Co-ordlnator General Crafts C.O. E. Club Sponsor HENRIETTA METZ, B.S.,M.ED. Northeast Missouri State College University at Missouri Co-ordlnator, C.O.E. Club Sponsor DAVID BERRYMAN, A.B. ,M. ED. Westminister, University of Missouri Supervisor of Industrial and Home Economics Education Honor Society Sponsor C.O.E. Sponsor LEO CLAN AH N Auto Mechanics JOHN G ARM AN Machine Shop THOMAS W. PENN, B.S. State College Arkansas Shorthand I., Business Mathematics, Business Law. Secretarial Office t ractlce Sponsor F.B.L.A. Commerce IRENE SWAIN, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Bookkeeping Honor Society Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor FRANCES WIGGINS, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Typing Junior Class Sponsor Math Science LOUIS B. SEWELL, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Mathematics Junior Class Sponsor JEWELL IVESTER, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Chemistry, Physics, Biology Science Club Sponsor 26 Physical Education JOHN GIBBS, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Physical Education, Hygiene Basketball Coach CLARENCE WYATT, B.S. University of Missouri Physical Education Football Coach FAYE POWERS, B.S. Central Missouri State College Physical Education Mulette Sponsor Guidance Audio-lisual DONALD M. SWAIN, B.S. ,M.A. Washington University University of Wyoming Director of Guidance Student Council Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor C. W. KNUCKLES, B.S. ,M.A. Southeast Missouri State College George Peabody College Audio-Visual Instructor Projection Club 27 BARBARA TAYLOR JERRY BRYAN Senior Class Officers BARBARA TAYLOR Secretary-Treasurer LARRY FOUTCH President MELVA TATE Vice-President JERRY AARANT C.O.E. Club. BARBARA ALBERTSON Library Club. CAROLYN ANSPACH Student Council, Mulettes, Sophomore Pilgrimage, F.H.A. Reporter, Honor Soc- iety Secretary, Library Club President. Girls'Chorus Treasurer, F.B.L.A. Presi- . dent. Senior Personality for Most Courteous. C MARY ANTHONY F.H.A. , Mulettes, C.O.E. Treasurer, F.B.L.A. JERRY ARANT Football Co-Captain, Track, Junior Carnival King Attendant '54, Basketball, Honorable Mention Prep All-American Football, All- State, All-Conference (2 years). JACK ARMES C.O.E. Club. Seniors GALE BADGLEY C.O.E. Club. ADELE BAUER Head Majorette, F.B.L.A. , Band, Mulettes, Orchestra, Dramatics Club, F.F.A. Queer Attendant '55. LEONARD BAUGH BILL BAUMGARDNER Key Club, French Club Treasurer, Dramatics Club Play '57, Golf. NANCY BELLAMY F.H.A., French Club, Honor Society, F.T.A. LEON BENNETT C.O.E. Club. ELMER BISHOP PAT BISHOP LEONA BLAKENEY Mulettes, Science Club, Library Club, F.B.L.A. (lass of 57 KELLY BOYERS BURYI BRAD HAM Science Club. ROBERT BRADLEY JACK BRIGGS C.O.E. Club. RONNIE BRISTOW Band, Orchestra, D.O. Club. BILL BROWN Track, Dramatics Club, Dramatics Club President JERRY BRYAN Sophomore Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Favorite, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Favorite, Bluff Staff, Speech Club President, Outstanding Speech Congress Senator, Key Club Secretary, Science Club Treasurer, Dramatics Club Play '56 and 57. Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Senior Personality for Moat Capable, Speech Radio Announcer. MARY BRYAN CLEATUS BURCKS C.O.E. Club President, Dramatics Club, Band, Orchestra. TED BURTON F.F.A., C.O.E. DOROTHY CARTER Library Club, French Club. LUELLA CASEY Seniors EMMA RUTH CAVNESS RUT HIE CHATMAN Library Club Secretary, F.B.L.A. Historian, Inter-Class Volleyball, Honor Society. JIMMIE CHESTNUT French Club. CAROL CROWELL Mulettes, F.H.A., C.O.E. Club. JO ANN DAVENPORT Speech Club, Mulettes, C.O.E. , Honor Society, Inter-Class Basketball. DAVID DAVIDSON Projectors Club. Arc Upperclassmen Now. DOROTHY DAVIS Mulettes, C.O.E. Club. DONALD DENNEY BARBARA DIOGES Mulettes, C.O.E. Club. KENT DRUMELLER Band, Orchestra, Key Club, Science Club, Senior Personality for Most Co-operative, Honor Society. ROBERT EDWARDS C.O.E. Club, Senior Personality for Most Sincere. DAVID EMERY Football Student Manager, Student Council, Dramatics Club Vice-President, Band, Orchestra, Science Club. 33 LOUIS FANN F.F.A. Club. JAMES FISKE F.F.A. Club JACK FLAGG C.O.E. Club, Art Club. Studies. Proms, and l ollies... RALPH FOUST LARRY FOUTCH Dramatics Club, Key Club Sergeant-at-arms, Student Council, Senior Class President. JANET FREY Bluffer Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society,F.T.A. Speech Club Secretary, Dramatics Club, Mulettes, Science Club. CHARLES FUNKE F.F.A. Vice-President. SONDRA GALLIAN F.T.A. Vice-President, F. H.A. , Library Club Treasurer, Bluffer Staff, Mulettes, Qilll and Scroll, Senior Personality for Most Dependable. o GERALD GARRETT C.O.E. Club. MAJ ORI E GARRETT F.T.A. , C.O.E. Club, Honor 8oclety. DEAN QFFORD Machine Shop, Projector� , Science Club, Key Club. VERNON GIFFORD F.F.A. President, F.F.A. State Farmer Award '56, Honor Society Vice-President, Science Club, Key Club, F.H.A. Beau '56- 57, F.T.A. JERRY GRAHAM BUD GRAY Football, Basketball Co-Captain, Key Club. JUDY GREEN Bluffer Editor, Mulettes, Inter-Class Volley- ball. Quill and Scroll. Have Occupied Their Days THELMA GREEN Mulettes. DICK GROBE C.O.E. Vice-President, Science Club, Art Club. JEANETTE HAHN Mulettes, Head Cheerleader, Dramatics Club Treasurer. C.O.E. Club, Junior Carnival Queen Attendant '54, Football Queen '56-'57, F.B.L.A. ANNA SUE HALL C.O.E. Club, Mulettes, Dramatics Club. MARGARET HAMMONS Mulettes, Library Club, F.H.A. Songleader, Honor Society President, Glee Club, F.B.L.A., Dramatics Club, Bluffer Staff. PHILIP HAWTHORNE JUDITH HAYS C.O.E. , r.B. L.A. Club. RE BA HAYS Glee Club. NANCY HENDERSON Trench Club Secretary, Milettes, Library Club. Dramatic� Club Play '57, GENE HOBBS Machine Shop. EUNICE HOQAPP Mulettes, Dramatics Club. MIKE HOUFIELD Band, Projectors Club, Science Club. Seniors DALE HUD60N C.O.E. Club. RICHARD HUMBLE BONNIE IVY F. H.A. , F. B. L. A. , Glee Club. JANET JARBOE Honor Society, Student Council Secretary- Treasurer, Bluff Staff, Science Club President, Speech Club, Mulettes, Basketball Queen Attendant ‘5S, Student Congress Represent- ative, Qilll and Scroll, First Attendant to Bluff Queen, '57. IMOGENE JEWELL Mulettes, Projectors Club, Library Club. 36 JACQUELYN JOHNSON Mulettes, Glee Club. DONNELL JOHNSON Machine Shop. MYRNA KEARBEY Band. LORENE KILLIAN Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Mulettes, Glee Club, F.B. L.A. , C.O.E. Club. BARBARA KIM BERLIN Mulettes, Dramaucs Club, Library Club, C.O.E. Club, Inter-Class Basketball and Volleyball. GAYLE KINGERY Football, Projectors Club President, Track, Senior Personality for Most Courteous. MAURICE KNOPPE C.O.E. Club Suddenly Realize. J KENNETH LANCE Student Council President, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Junior Class Vice- President , Band Vice-President, Orchestra, Dance Band, Science Club, Junior Class Favorite, Senior Personality for Most Representative. ED LEMONS Key Club, Science Club, Football, Junior Carnival King '55, Track. DEVON LEWIS C.O.E. Club. KAY LEWIS Sopnomore Class President, Junior Class President, Student Council, Key Club President, Football, Science Club, Dramatics Club. LEON LEWIS ■ A V JAMES MCALISTER Machine Shop. 37 JOYCE McGRUDER F.H.A. , Honor Society, F.T.A., Science Club, Inter-Class Volleyball, Inter-class Basketball, F.T.A. HUGH McPHEETERS Key Club, Golf, Dramatics Club, Junior Carnival King Attendant aS6. MILDRED MACOM C.O.E. Club. CLARABELLE MAGILL Inter-Class Volleyball. DONNA MAGILL F.B.L. A. PATSY MAGILL They Will Soon JAMES MALIN JIM MARVEL C.O.E., Speech Club. BRUCE MASON Key Club, Dramatics Club, Band President, Orchestra, Dance Band, Senior Personality for Most Talented. I i .4 MARGARET MONTGOMERY Inter-Class Volleyball ROBERT MONTGOMERY BARBARA MORGAN Bluffer Staff. FAYE MORRIS C.O.E., F.H. A., F.T.A., Honor Society. DEANNA MUSSELL C.O.E., Junior Class Favorite.Cheerleader. Dramatics Club, Mulettes, Basketball Queen 57. SANDRA MYERS Mulettes, Dramatics Club, C.O.E. Club, Senior Personality for Most Sincere, F. B. L. A. , Attendant to Basketball Queen 'S7. Honorable mention for Bluff Queen, 57. Citizens of Tomorrow... ROSE NICOLINI Mulettes. O. C. NISWONGER Football, Track, Dramatics Club. GLORIA NOLES F.B. L.A., F.T.A., Mulettes, Class Volleyball. Inter- Class Basketball. MARVIN NOLES TOM O'CONNOR Science Club, Projectors Club. JAMES OSBORN Projectors Club. DORA OSBORN C.O. E. Club Treasurer, Mulettes. JACK OTTO Science Club. DALE OWENS FRED PALMER OLIVER PARKER Projectors Club. JERRY PERKINS C.O.E. Club. And The luture... BARBARA PERMENTER C.O. E. Club. JEANNETTE PERRY library Club, F. B. L. A. SUE PIERCE F.B.L.A. , C.O. E. Club. MARY ANN PIGG MARY EVELYN PIGG Bluffer Editor, Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Mulettes, Senior Per- sonality for Most Capable, Quill and Scroll. RALPH PITTMAN C.O.E. Club. 40 JOYCE PRATER C.O.E.Club. LARRY PRUETT Band, Orchestra. BOBBY RAY Leaders in a Democracy. BARBARA REDFORD F. H.A. Secretary, F.B.L.A. SHIRLEY RICHARDSON Inter-Class Volleyball, Inter-Class Basket- ball. PAT ROBINSON Track, C.O.E. Club. GAYLEN SANDERS C.O.E. Club. BOB SANDERS F.F.A. KAY SARACINI Bluff Staff, Dramatics Club Play '57 , Christmas Play '57, Student Council, Mulettes, Quill and Scroll. PHYLLIS SCHENKS F.B. L.A., Inter-Class Volleyball, Inter- Class Basketball. ARTHUR SCHISLER Key Club, Senior Personality for Most Studious, Honor Society, Science Club. GLENN SCONCE Track. Seniors GENE SELVIDGE RAY SEWELL SUE SHEARON C.O.E. , F.B FAY SHORT VIRGIL SINDEL C.O.E. Club. MARY SMITH F. B. L.A. . L. A. RICHARD SMITH Football, Track, Dramatics Club, Key Club, Honor Socletv. Science Club. Golf. LAURA SPENCER Vice-President Student Council, Sophomore Class Favorite, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Secretary, F.T.A. , F.H.A. , C.O.E. Treasurer, Honor Society, Speech Club, library Club Vice-President, Projectors Club Secretary Student Congress Represent- ative. SYLVIA SPENCER Library Club,Science Club, Honor Society, Senior Personality (or Most Studious. I LINDA SPIVEY ELLA STEPHENS JOHN STEWART Track, F.B.L.A. Realize That The Rewards... GLENDA STOCK F.B. L. A. MIKE STROBLE Football, Track. MELVA TATE Bluff Editor, Honor Society, Mulettes, Speech Club Vice- President, Senior Class Vice-President, Student Council. Quill and Scroll, Senior Personality for Most Repres- entative. BARBARA TAYLOR F. H.A., F.T.A. President, French Club Vice-President, Honor Society, Mulettes President, Senior Class Secre- tary-Treasurer, Senior Class Favorite, Honorable Mention for Bluff Careen, '57. JOE TAYLOR Football, Track, Student Council. ROBERT TAYLOR DOHN THORNTON Football, Track, Bluffer Staff, Quill and Scroll, All- Conference Football Team. RUTH THURMAN Honor Society, C.O.C. Club, Dramatics Club. JANET THURSTON C.O.E. Club. MARY ANN TROUSDALE Bluffer Staff, Chorus. For Diligence Are High. O C ROBERT TURLEY BRUCE VANGORDER Science Club. BARBARA VAUGHN C.O.E. Club. DOROTHY VERT BARBARA VICK F.H.A., F.B.L.A. .Honor Society Corres- ponding Secretary, Dramatics Club, C.O.E. Club, Senior Personality for Most Co-Operative, F. B. L. A. JON VOGEL Football, Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Key Club Treasurer, Pep Band, Science Club, Dramatics Club, Track, Golf,Bluff Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society. 44 DOLLY WHEELING Mulettes DORIS WHEELING Inter-Class Volleyball,- Christmas Play 'S7, Mulettes. JERRY WHITE Football, Track, Industrial Arts Award. Finally; Alt the Year is CAROL WHITWORTH Bluffer Staff, Quill and Scroll. JOYCE WILLIAMS F.H.A., F.T.A. , F.B.L.A. Reporter, Glee Club, Honor Society. BRYCE WILLIS Band, Orchestra, C.O.E. Club. LARRY WILSON C.O.E. Club, Projectors Club. LENNIS WILSON C.O.E. Club. PEGGY WILSON Band Secretary-Treasurer, Drum Major, F.H.A. President, F.B.L.A. Treasurer, Honor Society, Orchestra, Mulettes, Junior Carnival Oieen Attendant '56-57, Student Council, Inter-Class Volleyball, Inter-Class Basketball, Senior Personality, for Most Talented. 45 A Treasured ( lass BOB WINSTEAD Key Club, Science Club Vice-President, French Club, Dramatics Club. ELBERT WITT F.F.A. Reporter. HELEN WOOD F. B. L. A., Library Club. BARBARA WOODS C.O. E. Club, Football Queen Attendant 'S6, Junior Carnival Queen aSS-'S6. Mulettes, Science Club. Honor Society. LORRAINL ZURHORST Projectors Club, Mulettes, Library Club. TRUMAN CHATMAN Memory. SENIORS INSTALLING NEW MEMBERS INTO HONOR SOCIETY—Carolyn Anspach, Mary Evelyn Plgg, Margaret Hammons, Barbara Vick, Joyce McGruder, Vernon Gifford, Barbara Taylor. Junior Favorites MARY HARRIS DAVID MILLER Junior Class Officers • T ' ' • . JOHNNY ABBOTT TOMMY ADEN THOMAS ALLEN SHEILA BAGBY CLAIRE BAILEY ROGER BALDWIN DORIS BAKER BARBARA BALL WAYNETTE BARROW MARY BIRDSONG RUSSELL BIRDSONG DICK BLAKENEY DAVID BLANTON CHARLES BOST SUE BOYD BOBBY BOYET CHARLES BRACE THELMA BUCHANAN NORMAN BURKHART JERRY BUSCHMANN DALE BUSHONG LARRY BUSHONG GEORGE CAMPBELL OLIVIA CARLOS GLENDA CARPENTER CAROL CARTER DARLENE CASEY MARY CASEY TOM CASINGER MI LUCENT CHANCE CALVIN CHATMAN WILMA CHATMAN CLYDE CHATMAN JUDY CLARKSON (lass of 58 JO ANN CUNE LEROY CONNER LARRY COTRELL Juniors FRANK CREAGER CHARLES CROOK BUD CROWDER LORETTA COX EMMA LEE CROW DICK DALTON DOROTHY DEAL RONALD DENNEY DOROTHY DESGRANGES PAUL DIGGES DONALD DOYLE RAYMOND DRAKE CYNTHIA DREW CARLOS EMERSON GARY ENGLAND JACK ENSMINGER LAURA ESSARY FRANCIS EUBANK ROBERT FANN WHITTY FERN1MEN Large but Popular Class sue FISKE KAY FLANERY SUE FRANCIS DICK FREY SARAH GARNER KENNETH GHOLSON JAY GITHENS JOANN GOWAN GEORGE GRADY JIMMY GREEN FREDDIE GREER LILA HARRIS MARY HARRIS JERRY HAYNES JOE HAYNES MARY ALICE HAYS JERRY HEAD CAROL HENDRICKSON DON HENDRICKSON JERRY HINCHEY JOYCE HINES DAVID HORNER JOHN HORNER MABEL HOWARD NANCY HUrSTEDLER BILL HUMBLE MARY HUNTER BOB JENKINS GLENDA JENKINS BARBARA JOHNSON FRANK JOHNSON JIMMY JOHNSON LEO JONES Juniors LONNIE KEENE DALE KELTON DANNY KENNEDY CLYTA KINKEAD GEORGE KING FRANCIS KNOPPE BILL LarON CAROL LEACH LARRY LeGRAND VIOLA LEONARD KAY LEUCKEL CAROL LEWIS MARGARET LEWIS MARY UNGLE DAVID LOHMEIER JUDY LOVE EDWARD LOWE Have )iscovered. STELLA MAGILL EDWARD MAGILL ETHEI. MAIZE That they are. BETTY MAYBERRY AUDRIA METCALF ELMER MEYERS CARL MILLER DAVID MILLER JACKIE MILLER GEORGE MONTGOMERY LOUISE MONTGOMERY KENNETH MOORE JOANN MORRISON DORIS MYERS JACK MYERS PATRICIA ANN NICOUNI NOEL NIXON ADAM NOVAK ANNA O'CONNOR THOMAS OVITT In the Middle. MARY DONNA PEARCE LOIS LORRAINE PENN RAY GENE PENN SAM PEPMILLER LARRY PRALL LARRY PRICE ROGER PRJDY ANNA PRUETT THOMAS PRUITT FRANCIS PETTY GRANT PHELAN TOMMIE POE ELIZABETH POOLE PATTY PORCH GARY PORTERFIELD MARY POWELL JUDY POWERS GLORIA RAMSEY BEULAH RAULSTON W1LLA RAY PATRICIA REASONS MARCELLA ANN REYNOLDS OKLEAN RENICK LARRY RHEA BURKE RICHARDSON TOHN ROBBINS JIMMY ROBERTS ELDON ROBERTSON JAMES ROBINSON DON RUBOTTOM SHIRLEY SAMPLE PAT SAMUEL RALPH SCHWAB BILL SELLS BETTY SELLS WANDA SELVIDGE BETTY SHEEHY Of all the Excitement. • • ALAN SHORT THALMA SIMMERING JOE SLABAUGH SAMMY SUGER GERALD SMITH 4 % BEVERLY SMITH LARRY SMITH JACKIE SMOOI CLIFFORD SMOTHERS JANE SNIDER ALFRED SNIPES PETER SOENS HOWARD SPENCER JOHN STANARD FRANK STANLEY JERKY STARNES BOB STEELE EARL STEIN METZ JEAN STEPHENS ROBERT STEWART Playing Supporting Roles Now... But Soon to CAROL STILLEY VIOLA STOVALL CLIFFORD STUCKER be the Stars. JERRY SULLIVAN MARGARET SULLIVAN JOANNE SUTTNER BOB SWINEY DORIS TALCOTT SHIRLEY TAYLOR DON TAYLOR MARY TEMPLETON LARRY THACKER CHARLES THIES LINDA THORNBURGH ROBERT THORNE JUANITA TIMMONS HELEN TROUT THELMA TROUT TOMMY TURNER NANCY TURNER - DOLPH VAN DERPOOLE RICHARD VINSON IRVING WADLINGTON The ( lass of '58. JERRY WARBINGTON FREDA JEAN WARD RANDOLPH WEBER GENE WHALEY SANDRA WHEETLEY JUDY WHITE SHARON WHITENER DIANE WILLIAMS JAMES WILLS KENNETH WILSON JIMMY WINDER JERRY WOLPERS ,OH HAIUU PHILLIP WOODWARD DONNA REED President Secretary-Treasurer BILL PIPER Vice-President Sophomores RUTH BARR1NER ROGER BELL BILL BERRY RUTH BIRDSONG MARI BIRKHEAD WAYNE BISHOP CHARLES BUNNE JUDITH BLOODWORTH DIANNE BOYD UNDA BRANNUM JOE BRANSCOMB RICHARD BRICKELL EVELYN BROWN DIXIE BUCK CARLA BUMPUS JEAN IE BURRIS DONNA BURTON ALICIA BUTLER NELSON CALDWELL EDDIE CAMPBELL MARTHA CAMPBELL CAROLYN CANNON PAUUNE CAPPER JACK CARNAHAN SHIRLEY CATO CHARLES CHATMAN NORMA CHATMAN LARRY CHILDRESS JAMES CHR1SMAN KENNETH CLANAHAN Class of 59 JAMES CLARK JUDY CLARK PARTICIA CLINE HAROLD COBLE MARTHA COCHRAN JAMES CORBIN JERRY COFFMAN FAYE COSTIN JERRY COSTIN THELMA COSTIN MARTHA CRADER MARY EVELYN CREWS SHELBY CREWS LoROY C RITES LINDA CROSS G. D. CROWELL CAROL CUNNING SUZANNE DAMPF TEDDY DARNELL BONNIE DAVENPORT BARBARA DAVIS WANDA DAVIS MELBURN DEATON SARAH DELANEY BARBARA DERRINGTON Sophomores NELDA DICKEN PAUL DIVINE PEGGY DUNLAP JAMES DUNSEN DALE EADS LARRY ELLEDGE WILLIAM EMERSON JANE FELTS DELBERT FILES SANDRA FLAN AKIN DONALD FOUST JENNIE FUNKE JERRY GAMBILL HOWARD GARRETT JOAN GARRISON DELMAR GILES JOHNNY GILMORE CAROL GODWIN ROBBIE GOLDSMITH LINDA GOODMAN CHARLES GOWEN VERNON GOWEN MARY JEANNE GRADY BILLY GENE GRAHAM JO ANN GRAHAM LINDA GRAY PENNY GRAY DON GREEN LINDA GREER GLENN GRIFFITH Corne With High {mb it ions DONALD GROBE NANCY GULLETTE KITTYE HALL GLEN HAM LESTER HANKS DAVID HARRIS JOHN HARRIS PATRICIA HARRIS NADINE HAYNES PHYLLIS HEDGE ELIZABETH HEIFNER JERRY LEE HELTON JIMMY HELTON JOYCE HELTON BONNIE HENDERSHOTT BONITA HENDRICKSON MARY ETTA HEWLETT SHIRLEY HICKERSON SOHNIE HILL JERRY HODGE 7 V TERRY HOLSAPPLE JIMMY HUNOT THOMAS HUNTER WALLACE JARBOE PAUL JARRELL NANCY JEFFRIES JERRY JETT SUE JOHNSON EARL JOHNSON INEZ JOHNSON JUANITA JOHNSON MARY JOHNSON ALLAN KALKBRENNER BETTY KAN ELL ALAN KEARBEY LEONA KEELE BARBARA KELTON NANCY KENNER ROSE ANN KNOPPE VIRGINIA KNOWLES Sophomores BARBARA LEACH RICHARD LEE REBECCA LEWIS JUDY UCHTENEGGER ALINE LUTTRULL MAX LYNN NELDA LYONS DOROTHEA McALISTER JEWELL McCARTER EARLENE MCCLELLAND PHYLLIS McCOY JOHN McGRUDER lula Mcknight RICHARD McLEAN MARTHA MANNS NINA MARKHAM JANET MARLIN BOBBY MARTIN DONALD MARTIN DELORES MARTINS EMILY MARVEL DENNY MICKEY MYRNA MILLION ROSE ETTA MILLER MIKE MOCK GEORGE MOORE JOYCE MOORE KENNETH MOORE LYNN MORGAN ERNESTINE MORRISON Another ( lass Of New Citizens NORMAN NANCE SYLVIA NANCE CAROLYN NOISWORTHY FRANCES OWENS JIM OWENS LAURA PAYNE JOHN PALMER MARGARET PAYNE BILLY PENN TWILLA PERRY GARY PHELPS MINNIE PIERCE BILL PIPER JEAN POOLE MARY POWELL SINDA PRATT L. E. PRIEST UN DA PRIEST JERRY PRUETT DARLENE QUADE DONNA REED MARY REED BERNICE RENICK SANDRA RESNIK CAROL REYNOLDS After Being Established In Our Family. BOBBY RICKMAN ALAN A ROGERS WANDA RONE JUDITH ROSE MARK JAMES ROSS JERRY RUSSELL RICHARD RYAN SHIRLEY SAMUEL JAMES SAPPINGTON NANCY SAYLES PHILLIP SCHALK JUDY SC HALL RICHARD SCHWAB JAMES SCOTT FRED SEESENGOOD GEORGE SEWELL DONALD SEXTON JOANN SHACKELFORD DONNA SHADLE CATHERINE SHEETS DICK SIMPSON BOB SINGLETON JOHNNY SINKS RAYMOND SUNKARD BRUCE SMITH BUDDY SMITH IMOGENE SMITH JERRY SMITH VERNA SMITH JUDITH SMOTHERS They Experienced Many Firsts ... BEVERLY SNYDER RANDY SNIDER SAUNDRA SPENCER REVA SPRAGUE PHYLLIS SQUIRES BOBBY STEF FAN GEORGIA STILLY JUNE STUCKER JANICE SUDDUTH ALAN SUMMERS BARBARA SUTTNER PATRICIA SUTTON JOYCE SWEAT JANE TALCOTT BOBBIE TALLENT CHARLES TAYLOR MARGARET TAYLOR EDWARD TERRELL BILL THIES ADRIAN TRAIL RHUDY JEAN TUCKER STANLEY VANCE LEE VAN DOVER MELVA JEAN VAN DOVER JUDY VAN NOY REDA JUNE VAUGHN CHARLES VERT SHARON VINSON JOE WALKER JUDY WANGELIN RICHARD WARFORD BARBARA WARREN SHEILA WARREN RAMONA WATSON PATTY WEAVER As They Look Forward To Two More Years... BILLY JOHN WEBB MARY WEBB JACK WELSH JERRY WHITE JEAN WHITEHEAD PATSY WHITTENBURG ADA LEE WILBURN BOBBY WILCUTT CAROL WILLIAMS MICHAEL WILLIAMS PEGGY WILLS HELEN WILSON JUDY WINDER TOMMY WISDOM JANE WOOD PHILLIP WOODWARD LINDA WORLEY JAMES WOODIEL WILLADEAN WRIGHT FRANCIS YARBER MARILYN YORK WARREN FRIDAY Packed With W ork And Fun. 73 Curtam rJime Ith ana ine ou se jClghts 0 an OFFICERS: Laura Essary, Secretary; Sandy Myers, Reporter; Jeanette Hahn, Treasurer; Butch Emery Vice-President; Bill Brown, President. 99 ROW ONE: Bill Baumgardner, Kay Lewis, Cynthia Drew, Carol Leach, Adele Bauer, Emma Lee Crow, Judy Clarkson, Gary England, Joe Haynes. ROW TWO: Butch Emery, Kay Flanery, Dick Frey, Larry Foutch, Bill Cochran, Joyce Kearby, Barbara Vick. ROW THREE: B.uce Mason, Jon Vogel, Hugh McPheeters, Richard Smith, O. C. Nlswonger, Joann Morrison, Claire Jane Bailey, Betty Sells, Thelma Trout, Sheila Bagby. ROW FOUR: Jerry Bryan, Lorraine Penn, Carol Lewis, Mary Donna Pearce, Pat Nlcollnl, Laura Essary, Eunice Hodapp, Nancy Henderson, Bob Winstead, Kay Saracini, Kay Leuckel. Dramatics Club DRAMATICS CLUB FLAY CAST SEATED: Lorraine Penn, Mary Donna Pearce, Kay Saraclnl. STANDING: Claire Lewis, Bruce Mason, Adele Bauer, Jerry Bryan, Bill Baumgardner. Bailey, Kay When the final curtain call has been taken and the last scatterings of applause have died out, the members of this organization exchange their place on the stage for a job of equal importance---that of the stagehand. The climax which has been formulated over the past nine months is over, and Miss Jeffords is looking at the actors and actresses of tomorrow. ROW ONE: Nancy Jeffries, Carol Cunning, Martha Cochran. ROW TWO: Donna Reed, Judy Wangelln, Judy Rosemark , Carolyn Cannon. ROW THREE: Margaret Taylor, Juanita Johnson, Darlene Quade. ROW FOUR: Catherine Sheets, Emily Marvel, Jackie Wright. 77 ROW ONE: Bonnie Hendershot, Judy Rosemark, Bruce Smith, Gayle Klngery, Bud Crowder, LarTy LeGrand, Bob Steele, Dick Frey, J. R. Os bom. ROW TWO: Doris Baker, Anna O'Connor, Barbara Morgan, Ruth Payton, Pat Samuel, Imogene Jewell, Dolly Balance, Mary Costln, Suzanne Dampf, Dsns Taloott, Rosetta Miller. ROW THREE: Charles Chatman, Norman Nance, James Corbin, Bob Singleton, George Moore, Jerry Jett, David Moore, Burke Richardson, Bill Sells. ROW FOUR: L. E. Priest, James Woodlel, Oliver Parker, Tom O'Connor,Robert, Ernst, Dick Blakeney, George Grady, Butch Emerv Projectors (tub Jffs the {Heels cJuni... Energetic,hardworking, and always striving to promote interest in academic work through visual and audio aids are the members of the Projectionist Club. The members are in charge of showing movies to classes, using slide projectors, and the public address system. These are among the several services of the Projectionists Club. OFFICER!� : Judy Rosemark, Secretary; Gayle Klngery, President; Doris Baker, Treasurer; Dick Frey, Vice-President. Science Club SJt happened in the Science dLah. Experimenting, research, and study are only small portions of the vast list of activities of the Science Club. This club is not only one of educational value, but of service also. During the year it took an active part in the Science Fair; purchased educational film strips; and assisted in the projects of a scientific nature. OFFICERS: Jerry Bryan, Treasurer; Bob Winstead, Vice-President, Janet Jarboe; President; Charles Bost, Sergeant -at -arms ; Sheila Bag by, Secretary. ROW ONE: Judy Lichtenegger, Mary Casey, Sylvia Spencer , Janette Frey, Vernon Gifford, Burke Richardson, Dick Frey. ROW TWO: Joann Garrison, Ruth Payton, Lorraine Penn, Bob Winstead, Larry Price, Dale Eads, Butch Emery, Dick Dalton. ROW THREE: Donna Reed, Ramona Watson, Verna Smith, Jerry Bryan, Charles Bost, David Miller, John Homer, Sheila Bagby, Kent Drumeller. ROW FOUR: Carol Cunning, Carol Hendrickson, Cynthia Drew, Bill Sells, Buryi Bradham, Dean Gifford, Richard McLean. ROW FIVE: Donna Shadle, Janet Marlin, Jack Welch, David Blanton, Dick Blakeney, James Owens, Arthur Schlsler, Don Martin ROW SIX: L. E. Priest, Tom O' Conner, Mike Hollfleld, Ed Lemmons, Larry Bushong, Larry Prall, Jerry Jett, Dick Smith, Kay Lewis, Ja«.et Jarboe, Jon Vogel. ROW ONE: Maurice Knoppe, Jeanette Hahn, Mary Hay , Mildred Macom, Barbara Wood . ROW TWO: Dick Grobe, Dora Osborn, Jack Flagg, John Plumb, Devon Lewis, Barbara Vaughn. ROW THREE: Virgil Slnden, Kenneth Moore, Peter Soens, Fred Greer, Kenneth Gholson, Ray Penn, Lany Smith. RCW FOUR: Viola Stovall, Barbara Diggs, Faye MorTls, Gene Selvldge, Ronnie Bristow, Pat Robinson, Jerry Perkins, Cleatus Burcks, Barbara Klmberlan. ROW ONE: Dolph Vanderpoole, June Evans, Jo Ann Davenport, Barbara Vick, Jerry Graham. ROW TWO: Linda Berry, Jackie Smoot, Wanda Selvldge, Gayle Badgley, Barbara Permenter. ROW THREE: Sherla Brandt, Sue Francis, Jesse Hale, Francis Knoppe, Kay Prater, Kenneth Wilson. ROW FOUR: Janet Thurston, Anna Sue Hall, Emma Ruth Cavnes , Dale Hudson, James Fisk, Ralph Foust. Good afternoon! May I help you ? Mr. Smith is expecting you, sir. Please call again. Thank you very much. These are the things you would probably hear if you listened to the industrious, business-minded members of the Cooperative Educational program. Through learning business conduct and administration, these students serve not only themselves but also their community. Fun and excitement are also in the memories of these ambitious students. They enjoy many social activities includ- ing the Employer-Employee Banquet. SCATEO: Dick Grobe. Vice-President; Cleatus Burcks, President; Deanna Mussell, Secretary. STANDING: Dora Osborn, Treasurer-1st Hour; Laura Spencer, Treasurer-2nd Hour; Barbara Woods, Treasurer-3rd Hour; Mary Anthony, Treasurer-4th Hour. ROW ONE: Mary Anthony, Deanna Mussell, Sandra Myers, Larry Wilson, Jim Marvel. ROW TWO: Mary Pogue, Carol Crowell,Lorene Killian, Joyce Prater, Sue Sharon, Ruth Thurman, Leon Bennett . ROW THREE: Francis Petty, Elmer Meyers, JeiTy Aarant, Joe Russell. Bruce Willis, Jackie Armes. ROW FOUR: Marjorie Garrett, Ralph Pittman, Charles Cox, Gerald Garrett, Don Hendrickson, Jerry Haynes, Lennls Wilson. ROW ONE: Mary Anthony, Adele Bauer, Sandy Myers, Joyce Williams, Janet Percy, Margaret Hammons, Peggy Wilson. ROW TWO: Dorothy Davis, Judy Hays, Carolyn Anspach, Mary Pogue. ROW THREE: Glenda Stock, Helen Wood, Ruthie Chatman. Leona Blakeney. ROW FOUR; Sue Sheoron, Barbara Vick. Judy Thom, Bonnie Iw. ROW FIVE: Sue Pierce, Mary Smith, Phyllis Schenks. Future Business Leaders of America cJoda tj s CP re pa ra t o n for CJomorrow An essential part of today's educa- tional aim is to prepare the student to meet tomorrow's problems. Perhaps the organization most closely related tc the progress of preparation in the busi- ness world is the F.B.L.A. Although newly organized, the school has felt the importance of this group and its devotion to the training of pupils for future office jobs. OFFICERS: SEATED: Adele Bauer, Secretary; Joyce Williams, Reporter. STANDING: Peggy Wilson, Treasurer; Carylon Anspach, President; Ruth Chatman , 82 Historian. OFFICERS: FT. A Qo cfurtli If you should happen into an elementary school and find teachers who look a bit young, actually what you are seeing are Future Teachers of America in ac- tion. These student teachers may not possess quite the tact and understanding of an adult teacher, but ex- perience will bring them these attributes and leave them better qualified to teach the youth of tomorrow. SEATED: Sondra Gallian, Vice-President; Barbara Taylor, President; Jane Snider, Secretary. STANDING: Joyce McGruder, Program Chairman; Joann Suttner, Historian; Dick Frey, Treasurer. ROW ONE: Larry Elledge, Phillip Woodard, Joyce Sweat, Linda Gray, Darlene Quade, Verna Smith. ROW TWO: Lonnie Keene, Jeanette Frey, Melva VanDover, Gloria Noles, Shirley Sample, Jane Snider. Barbara Taylor, Bob Sanches, Lorraine Penn, Dorothy Deal,Sondra Gillian. ROW THREE: Bob Steele, Gary England, Bill Penn, Joann Suttner, Joann Gowan, Nancy Bellamy, Carol Williams, Pat Porch. ROW FOUR: Laura Spencer, Joyce McGruder, Bonnie Davenport, Bob Boyet, Jimmy Maddox, Charles Brace, Aubry Patterson, Jerry Starnes. ROW FIVE: Mary Reed, Peggy Wills, Dick Frey, Joe Haynes, Vernon Gifford. French, a new subject to be taught in P. B.H.S is rapidly gaining high recognition throughout our school. To promote the understanding of the French people as well as the language is the aim of this group. It also provides an excellent activity for students seeking improvement in conversational French. The program and special speakers, provide interesting and worth-while meetings that appeal to all French Club members. French Club 3ke k now ledge of language is the goto of scholarship. ROW ONE: Dorothy Carter, Lorraine Penn, Kay Flanery, Marilyn York, Emily Marvel, Jo Ann Cline, Mary Etta Hewlett, Thelma Buchanan, Penny Gray. ROW TWO: Dick Dalton, Jimmy Chestnut, Bill Baumgardner, Audrla Metcalf, Alfred Snipes, Bob Winstead, Nancy Henderson, Nelda Lyons. OFFICERS: SEATED: Dorothy Deal, Reporter; Barbara Taylor, Vice- President; Nancy Henderson, Secretary. STANDING: Bill a Baumgardner, Treasurer; Bob Winstead, President. Speech Club , 71 aCiving io ice, i rea thing Tlarmony. An organization is not Judged on the basis of membership alone, rather it is judged on its merits. Tallying the scores of achievements, the Speech Club ranks high upon the ladder of success. Student Congresses, Oratorical Contests, and a Spring Meet at Cape highlighted this year's activities. r ff bS «r MM • £i ROW ONE: Janet Jarboe, Clyta Kinkead, Janette Trey, Melva Tate, Jercy Bryan. ROW TWO: Carolyn Cannon, Judy Clark, Anna Pruett, Lorraine Penn, Thelma Trout, Betty Sells, Judy rowers, Barbara Suttner, Francis Yarber. ROW THREE: Carol Sue Harris, David Hams, Wallace Jarboe, Stanley Vance, Bonnie Davenport, Larry Ellldge, Carol Lewis, Dick Frey, David Blanton, Bob Sanchez, L. E. Priest, Joann Davenport. ROW FOUR: Jim Green, Mary Reed, Peggy Wills, Laura Spencer, Bill Sells, Burke Richardson, Kay Flanery, James Woodlel, Bud Crowder, Larry Cotrell, Earl Johnson, Judy Wangeiin, Sheila Bagby. 85 Girls 111 us ic is scud to he the (Speech of, Tinge Is First Sopranos Altos Second Sopranos BELOW: ROW ONE: Judy Bloodworth, Dorothy Desgranges, Leona Keele, Jackie Johnson, Clane Bailey, Joyce Sweat, Melva Van Dover, Godwin, Pat Sutton, Judy Love, Jeanie Funke, Jewell McCarter, ROW FOUR: Anna O'Connor, Linda Thornburg, Sara Del any, Alana Chorus OPPOSITE PAGE: ROW ONE: Mary Trousdale, Marilyn York, Carolyn Noisworthy, Linda Greer, Norma Barker, Imogene Smith, Jane Wood. ROW TWO: Shirley Samuels, Helen Wilson, Diane Boyd, Jeanie Burris, Carol Williams, Patsy Whlttenburg, Pat Harris, Patty Weaver. ROW THREE: Beverly Smith, Jeanie Whithead, Joyce Williams, Margaret Hammons, Carolyn Anspach, Unda Spivey, Margaret Anspach, Thelma Costln, Juanita Timmons. ROW FOUR: Barbara Leach, Bonita Henrickson, Dolly Balance, Ethel Maize, Jane Talcott, Betty Mayberry, Loretta Cox, Louise Montgomeiy, Minnie Pierce. Tommie Poe, Linda Bailey, Ruth Barrlner, Phyllis Squires, Thelma Ttout. ROW TWO: Anna Pruitt, Nancy Gullette. Earlene McClellan, Betty Sells. ROW THREE: Carol Mary Evelyn Crews, Klttye Hall. Wanda Rone. Francis Owens, Dnestlne Morrison. Rogers, Kay Flanery, Wilma Chatman, Sharon Vinson, Norma Chatman, Rhudy Tucker. STANDING: Betty Sells, Reporter; Judy Love, Sec- retary; Margaret Anspach, President. SEATED: Thelma Trout, Vice-Pres- ident; Carolyn Anspach, Treasurer. ROW ONE: Richard Sulllvant, Bob Sanders, Carlos Emerson, Gerald Smith, Vernon Gifford, Elbert Witt, Ronnie Heple, Donald Doyle, Bill Doyle, Jerry Brandt, John Casey. ROW TWO: Charles Funke, William Maddox, Jimmy Maddox, Terry Holsapple, Dick Simpson, Charles Chatman, Carl Miller, Billy Klngery, Billie Graham, Billy Thies. ROW THREE: Dougles Klngery, Bill Pittman, Joe Walker, John McGruder, Eugene Alexander, Sammy Shutts, Glenn Hamm. Lynn Morgan. ROW FOUR: John Sill, Curtis Gilmore, James Scott «Charles Phipps, Clifford Stucker, Tom Ovitt, George Eubank, Melbum Deaton, Max Lynn. Swing your partner. Promenade 1 These familiar words will bring back pleasant memories of the annual Barnwarming to members of the Future Farmers of America. Whether these boys with the green thumbs are studying new breeds of livestock or crowning the F. F. A. Sweet- heart they are learning to be better citizens and better workers. OFFICERS: Gerald Smith, Vice-President; Elbert Witt, Reporter; Carlos Emerson, Treasurer; 88 Charles Funke, Secretary; Vernon Gifford, President; Bob Sanders, Sentinel. ROW ONE: Kay Flanery, Anna Pruett, Glenda Jenkins, Joyce Sweat, Melva VanDover, Margaret Hammons, Peggy Wilson, Rebecca Lewis, Shirley Samuel, Sue Fisk, Millicent Chance. ROW TWO: Bonita Young, Pat Reasons, Judy Love, EarJene McClelland, Thelma CosUn, Barbara Redford, Barbara Morgan, Bonnie Ivy, Ada Wilburn, Pat Cline, Sue Johnson. ROW THREE: Barbara Vick, Pat Sutton, Sue Boyd, Mary Templeton, Margaret Anspach, Wanda Rone, Alan a Rogers, Sandra Resnik, Joyce Hines, Betty Mayberry, Mary Evelyn Crews. ROW FOUR: Joyce Williams, Judy Lichtenegger, Olivia Carlos, Clyta Kinkead, Judy Rosemark, Barbara Taylor, Janice Sudduth, Dolly Ballance, Norma Barker. ROW FIVE: Judy Powers, Anna Sue Hall, Laura Spencer, Dorothy Deal, Mildred Webb, Linda Spivey, Suzanne Dampf, Nancy Bellamy, Francis Yarber, Judy Clark, Carolyn Cannon, Phyllis McCoy. Keeping the future always upper- most in their minds, tne Future Homemakers of America strive for the best in home and community life Any student in Home Economics who satisfactorily passes the oral examination is eligible to become a member. OFFICERS: Carolyn Anspach, Historian; Maragret Hammons, Song Leader; Barbara Redford, Secretary; Dorothy Deal, President; Mary Templeton, Vice-President; Francis Yarber, Parlimentanan; Jane Snider, Treasurer. Service for Citizenship Pass through the halls of P. B. H. S. some Wednesday noon and you will probably hear a group of boys heartily singing America . You would instantly recognize this group as the Key Club, an honor and service organization. This group is registered with Key Club International, whose main purpose and ambition is to build better citizens for tomorrow. OFFICERS: Kay Lewis, President; Jon Vogel, Treasurer; Larry Foutch, Senjeant-at-Arms; Jay Glthens, Vice-President; Jerry ftyan, Secretary. ROW ONE: Jer-y Bryan, Jon Vogel, Kay Lewis, Richard Smith. ROW TWO: Kenny Lance, Hugh McPheeters, Bud Crowder, Bruce Mason, Bud Gray, Larry Foutch, Ed Lemons, Vernon Gifford, Larry Price. ROW THREE: Bill Sells, Larry Cotrell, Charles Thles, Charles Bost, Larry Prall, Jim Green, Bill Cochran, BUI Baumgardner, Bob Winstead, Bob Sanchez, Dick Frey. ROW FOUR: Dean Gifford, David Harris, John Harris, John Standard, Jerry Hlnchey, Wallace Jarboe, Alan Summers, Earl Johnson, David Miller, Jerry White, George Grady, Jay Glthens. Q rea t Library Club ®oo .s 11 lake (Clreal Illinois. So you're interested in joining the Library Club! Let me first introduce you to your sponsor. Miss Jeffords. Second, your qualifica- tions—a willingness to work and library time available. Next, your duties--to help make the library more efficient. Even though the work is necessary, off- hours find the members in a relaxed mood. This is especially true of their parties. Surely, now that you have met our Library Club, you will agree that it is one of our most well-rounded organizations. OFFICERS: Laura Spencer, Vice-President; Sondra Galllan, Treasurer; Ruth Chatman, Secretary; Carolyn Anspach. President. SEATED: FRONT TABLE: Laura Spencer, Nancy Henderson, Helen Wood, Ruth Chatman, Leona Blakeney, Sylvia Spencer, Dorthy Carter, Doris Baker, Mary Casey, Jo Ann Suttner. BACK TABLE: Sue Flske, Carol Hendrickson, Jeanette Perry, Linda Greer, Pat Hams, Margaret Hammons, Linda Thornburgh. STANDING: Joyce Sweat, Carolyn Anspach. Our Diversified Activities Added to the Scheme of Our Story. Chapter 11 Action cl Headship stemming from sportsmanship is a memory that will endure forever. r% 1 i VfLiV W v m Cheer... OFFICERS: Left to Right: Pat Samuel, Secretary; Judy Love, Treasurer; Barbara Taylor, President; Beverly Smith, Vice-President. ROW ONE: Dolly Ballance, Georgia Stllley, Peggy Wills, Carol Williams, Rose Etta Miller, Barbara Warren, Ada Wilburn, Phyllis Squires, Patricia Cline, Sheila Wan-en, Carolyn Cannon, Linda Gray, Linda Greer, Sandra Resnlk, Patty Weaver, Rebecca Lewis. ROW TWO: Carol Cunning, Martha Campbell, Reva Sprague, Carolyn Nolsworthy, Mary Webb, Mary Reed, Linda Bailey, Judy Winder, Joyce Sweat, Melva VanDover, Judy Rosemark, Judy Clark, Romona Watson, Barbara Suttner, Francis Yarber. ROW THREE: Jeanle Burris, Donna Reed, Helen Wilson, Linda Brannum, Betty Kanell, Ruth Bamner, Judy Bloodwoith, Barbara Dernngton, Janice Suddeth, Man Birkhead, Bonnie Hendershott, Shirley Samuel, Linda Worley, Mary Powell, Pat Harris, Harolene Baker, Linda Priest, Roble Goldsmith. ROW FOUR: Jean Whitehead, Nancy Jeffrtes, Linda Goodman, Judy Wangelln, Jo Ann Graham, Leona Keele, Jeanie Funke, Phyllis McCoy, Verna Smith, Darlene Quade, Pat Sutton, Carol Godwin, Dianna Boyd, Suzanne Dampf, Mary Hewlett, Shirley Cato, Jane Wood. ROW FIVE: Patsy Whittenburg, Margaret Taylor, Faye Costin, Emily Marvel, June Stucker, Nelda Lyons, Nelda Dicken, Norma Chatman, Sharon Vinson, Rhudy Tucker, MaryTallcott, Janet Marlin, Donna Shadle, Catherine Sheets, Judy Van Noy, Reda Vaughn, Dixie Buck. - A. i AAAr rtf Arm r r t.it ft; f . r T ' r ...eTor Victory. MULETTES: Characterized by their white sweaters and maroon slacks, they are the backbone and leaning-post for our football and basketball teams. Eligibility? The deep desire to strive for the promotion of wholesome athletic sportsmanship. ROW ONE: Sandra Wheetley, Doris Talcott, Darlene Casey, Glenda Jenkins, Ruth Payton, Barbara Taylor, Kay Flanery, Jackie Johnson, Imogene Jewell, Ethel Maize, Dorothy E esgranges, Joanne Suttner. ROW TWO: Janice Hines, Lorraine Zurhorst, Sondra Gallian, Gloria Ramsey, Tommie Poe, Rose Nlcollnl, Beverly Smith, Judy Love, Mary Harris, Claire Bailey, Sue Boyd, Carol Carter. ROW THREE: Jane Snider, Kay Saraclnl, Olivia Carlos, Peggy Wilson, Mary Templeton, Cynthia Drew, Pat Nicollni, Carol Leach, Whitty Femimen, Adele Bauer, Emma Lee Crow, Louise Montgomery. ROW FOUR: Nancy Hufstedler, Betty Sells, Thelma Trout, Pat Samuel, Dorothy Deal,Lorraine Penn, Carol Hams, Willa Ray, Thelma Green, Betty Sheehy, Mary Ralston. ROW FIVE: Barbara Cooper. Margaret Hammons, Dolly Wheeling, Sheila Bag by, Leona Blakeney, Emma Cavness, Linda Spivey, Linda Beny, Diane Williams, Betty Mayberry. hoot ball Activities c CPromotmg (j cheering the after victori . heei leaders shin and ooa= 2oitsm ansmj) a no tecrrfTS on to victory % Football Record 1956 POPLAR BLUFF OPPONENTS POPLAR BLUFF OPPONENTS 28 Springfield 6 20 Ritenour 13 28 Kennett 0 51 Charleston 7 42 Jackson 12 19 Cairo 20 24 Sikeston 28 46 Malden 20 38 Caruthersville 0 13 Cape Girardeau 20 Conference Games 1 yr ft $ .� . w mi ' flu lr . v ‘85- r cl I ,Vi The Squad The 1956 football season was deemed a success by all. The squad was bound together by a great spirit of good sportsmanship and loyalty to their school and to each other. To most of the boys this was more important than any trophy or an impressive record. We hope, with all the experience gained this year, that the squad of '57 can go all the way. Good luck, boys! OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM. ROW ONE: Jim Marvel, Ed Lemons, Kay Lewis, Richard Smith, Charles Cox. ROW TWO: Jon Vogel, Bill Sells, Burk Richardson, Roger Prldy, Tom Ovltt, Jerry Hlnchey, Francis Eubanks, Lonnie Keene. ROW THREE: Coach Wickham, Charles Ross, Jim Dunston, Earl Johnson, Mike Williams, Delmar Jiles, Jim Sapplngton, Paul Divine, Dick Winder. ROW FOUR: James Langley, Jerry Hendrickson, Larry Church, Bob Hoddlnott. Dennis Mussell, Robert Kelton, Larry West, Bruce Green, Victor Marshall. ROW FIVE: Doug Klngery, Doug Smith, John Barham, Bob Nlcolinl,John Gowen, James Hill, Bob Richardson. BELOW ROW ONE: Joe Taylor, Gayle Klngery, Mike Strobel, Jerry Aram. Terrv White, 0. C. Nlswonger, Coach Wyatt. ROW TWO: Boo Boyet, Grant Phelan, Gary England, Charles Brace, Bob Jenkins, Dohn Thornton,Ronald Berry. ROW THREE: Bill Berry, Bill Penn, Wallace Jarboe, BUI Piper. Alan Summers. Stanley Vance. ROW FOUR: Billy Pitman, Danyle Davis, James Osborn, Rebeous Berry, Billy Crowell, Terry Allen, Dennis Cox, Tommy Frey, Coach Hicks. ROW FIVE: Gene Davenport, Dennis Hill, John Pruitt, Robert Reed, Mike Huffman, Don Lewis. STUDENT MANAGERS: Jimmy Atkinson, Dick Frey, Butch Emery. Lettermen 3 years jerry arant Charles cox 74 bill lafon Jim marvel dohn thornton 91 ronald berry 85 jerry henchey 65 bobby jenkins 73 gayle kingery 67 ed lemons o. c. niswonger 63 bill piper roger pridy dick smith joe taylor jerry white Charles brace 71 gary england 68 kay lewis 71 tom ovitt mike strobel 8' jon vogel Mules In Action a th« it • d their ba - J nad night at the MulaJ a happy occa- cgjJ win over thr 30,9| Hulldnga. Jp had a froeh- Mgm ■ • • junior ■ ’.rting lino- ■ d f' d for and io and «rr.ip. � V‘jt j a!«’ ■ ■ d a intflVJ i or so r bark, hut W$M ■ho way from . .rrott tippH •Jwl .0 trail amo itad Irondale Bud Graywru ifm Toorna-for the Multe dvaaea to the wish 20 pointa. In the Tint had 16 and Bill Terra da- Jerry Arant, a • Mule lineup a | Flat River end.did ooegjB I meet at 7 Boh Cr B ill n«t P.,nra -- 1 'dale all the , ■red on the quickly tied, ilray regain- • Mulea. Tay-' � • Irondale • Jf the ball, it the Mulea, Returning I rack Letterrncn ROW ONE: Ed Lemons, Bill Brown, Jerry White, Dick Frey. ROW TWO: Jerry Hlnchey, Joe Teylor, O. C. Nlswonger, Jerry Aram. The '56 track season paid off in many dividends to both its squad and school. Through the hard work of all the squad members the season was deemed a great success. To the squad of '57 we say Good Luck. PHYSICAL EDUCATION STRESSES CALISTHENICS IN PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM Besides this formal exercising. Coach Powers Instructs the girls in volleyball, ping-pong, basketball, baseball, and folk dancing. 116 ROW ONE: Alice Simmons, Audrey Wilson, Lavern Chatman, Mary Beth Curry. ROW TWO: Wilma Sheehy, Linda Cathey, Carolyn Beights. Betty Osborn (Co-captaln), Helen Appleby (Captain), Connie Meador, Donna Sliger, Jeanetta Woodrum. Girls Intramurals Fore......! At the first sign of spring an assorted group of P. B. H.S. boys don their golf shoes, grab up their clubs, and equipped with a plentiful supply of golf balls make for the links to try their hand at what is rapidly becoming a very popular sport in our High School. The fact that golf is, in itself, a highly enjoyable sport, coupled with the fact that it is free from the usual grind of calisth- enics and skull practices, associated with most sports, makes its participants a very agreeable group. In addition to this, the golf team was highly successful last season, under the excellent supervision of Coach Gibbs, as it posted six wins to one loss. EDITOR S MESSAGE The CLASS OF 1957 will be remembered as the last graduating class of the old high school building of PBHS. Readers of The Bluff —take pride in its record over the years. Founded in 1914, it has been educating the youth of Poplar Bluff with a constantly expanding, progressive curriculum. From its halls have gone forth leaders in many fields. Years come and go, passing by almost unnoticed. Yet, with dignity and serenity which time and historical events give an institution. Poplar Bluff moves ever forward and a new modern building will replace the old which has served so well, so long. And now, we leave these halls with many cherished memories, and also with the assurance that our school is moving into a future of even greater service to its citizens in the years ahead. 120 Miss Melva Tate jfiditor The Bluff Poplar Bluff High Sc Poplar Bluff, Missoi It was a pleasure to judge your Bluff tueen. Here are the winners----as we see then. It wasn't an easy choice and working from photos made it doubly hard. y.e have numbered our selection of the beauty queen and her two attendants, and also added numbers four, five, and six as they are very beautiful girls and should have honorable mention. anyone of the girls could have v on---but our very best to all---winners or not. You're all the greatest. Best wishes, CAROL LEACH CYNTHIA DREW EMMA LEE CROW 4 BLUtf Orchestra V Ml e 1 u I z OFFICERS: Peggy Wilson, Secretary; Kenny Lance, Vice-President; Bruce Mason, President. 126 ROW ONE; Cynthia J Aaele.Bautr N nO'TBflttlr, Hardier Mary Templeton. ROW TWO: John. Star.arfr, Jon } Kay Lewis, Kenny lance, Tom Turner Butch En Snipes Mani� , York. HCW FIVE: Joann Cline, I Bill ttintole... HHI At the first band practice things began as usual-----notes were sour, lines were crooked, and members were out of step. But, after a few practices with our able bandleader, Mr. Joe Smith, the normal difficulties smoothed out The notes were on key, lines were straight , and the band members were in step with first class musical entertainment throughout the year. They turned in fine performances at our footbali and basketball games, in parades throughout the district, and participation in the filming of a motion picture at Piggott, Arkansas. Everyone in our city is proud of this group and for their splendid work, we salute the---------- POPLAR BLUFF MUNICIPAL BAND. FOE SMITH Band Director CUUUytTS Man Birkhead Sydney Stanara • Myrna Kearney Carolyn Cannon Nancy Wilson Mary Evelyn Pigg Joann Garrison Carol Leach Larry Pruett - Ju $y Litchenegger Mary Templeton Olivia Carlos Verna Smith i Judy Van Noy Millicent Chance Randy Snider ► BASSES Joe Haynes JAnice Sudduth Ronnie Bristow Mary J. Kearbcy Jarnce Blakeney Bill Humble David Miller Judy Boyle • 5B1ZMS Larry Frail Mary Ann Boyle Bruce Mason . v- Freda W«Td Douglas Brown Betty Sheehy Judy While Evon Evans Woody Bankston • • Delores Aldrich Linda Hammons Dick Blakeney Harolove Baker. Sue Leach Billy Webb Judy Anderson Adele Bauer Barbara John so TROMBONES Jon Vogel Tom Allen Roger Baldwin Larry Bus hong Jimmy Green John Stanard Jerry Starnes Charles Thies Randy Weber Davfd Hams Lee Van Dover David Gist RonaldWoods Alfred Snipes Irving Wadlington Marilyn York FLUTES Jo Ann Cline “ - Emma Lee Crow Cynthia Drew BARITONES Mike Holifielu Frank Creager TRVMm.S Kent Drumeller Butch Emery Dale Bushong Frank Tohnson Jnyjggn Jerry Pruett Dehnie Mickey Terry Alien Carolyn Berry Michael Huffman Jimmy Lemons Kenneth Marlow Glenn Swendell Poiinv Wil«nn Kenny Lance Kay Ldfeis Whi tty Fermman Date Kelton Frank Stanley Tom Turner | .. Sandra Wheetley Judy Clark Peggy Dunlap Bonnie Hendershott Judy Rosemarie Ann Kitchen Carol Miller Jntmutioiuil ' oiwrarp Sdnrtr ftr' i h Srtiool Journalists Near the middle of the school year, you are likely to hear cries of delight coming from the Bluffer and Bluff staff rooms. The cause of these happy sounds is easy to explain . About a dozen or so very deserving students have just been accepted into the Quillarid— Scroll, an honorary society for high school journalists. On February 5, the following were presented with pins for the merit of th'eir work: ROW ONE: Kay Saracini, Judy Green, Mary Evelyn Plgg, Melva Tate. ROW TWO: Janette Frey, Lois Templeton, Carol Whitworth, Sondra Gallian. ROW THREE: Jon Vogel, Janet Jarboe, Jerry Bryan, Bob Winstead, Dohn Thornton (not pictured). ROW ONE: Joyce McGruder, Barbara Vick, Carolyn Anspach, Margaret Hammons, Vernon Gilford. ROW TWO: Sheila Bagby, Dorothy Carter, Faye Moms, Laura Essary, Carol Hams, Dorothy Deal, Janette Frey, Mary Pogue, Ruth Thurman Fox, Marjorie Garrett, Jerry Bryan, Richard Smith. ROW THREE: Cynthia Drew, Janet Jarboe, Barbara Woods, Joann Gowen, Nancy Bellamy, Melva Tate, Laura Spencer, Larry Prall, Charles Bost, Kent Drumeller. ROW FOUR: Jo Ann Davenport, Lorraine Penn, Jo Ann Cline, Mary Evelyn Pigg, Barbara Taylor, Peggy Wilson, Carol Hendrickson, Judy Powers, Jay Glthens. ROW FIVE: Sylvia Spencer, Mary Casey, Sandra Wheetley, Ruthle Chatman, Beulah Raulston, Joyce Williams, Bill Cochran, Doris Baker, David Miller. ROW SDC: Carol Lewis, Ruth Payton, Linda Thornburg, David Blanton, Jon Vogel, John Stanard, George Grady, Burke Richardson, Charles Thles. 129 oLa ura Opencer Jtce-CPresident enneth oL {President ance ROW ONE: Laura Spencer, Mary Evelyn Pigg, Melva Tate, Emily Marvel, Janet Jarboe, Kenneth Lance. ROW TWO: John Harris, John Stanard, Bill Harris, Charles Bost, Laura Essarv, Butch Emery, Kay Leuckel, Harolene Baker. Francis Verher, Tack Mver Martha Cochran. Student Council The meeting will please come to order ' were words spoken many times by the Student Council President, Kenny Lance. Under the direction of Mrs. Daniel and Mr. Swain, the council functioned smoothly and accomplished several projects. 131 II I SEATED: Sandra Gallian, Jeanette Frey, Judy Green, Mary Evelyn Plgg, Carol Whitworth. STANDING: Dohn Thornton, Margret Hammons, Lois Templeton, Barbara Morgan, Mary Ann Trousdale. The Bluffer Staff The bi-monthly publica- tion of THE BLUFFER is another typical example of the result of high school teamwork. By working together the staff com- piles what it deems to be the news of the school and pre- sents it to the job shop of the Daily American Republic. There the type is set and about one- thousand copies are run off for distribution to the school. Many hours of labor, talent and time are put in on this pub- lication. P.B.H.S. can justly be proud of the Bluffer and its staff. Co-editors: Judy Green Mary Evelyn Plgg Melva Tate ------------------ Editor Janet jarboe —Production Manager Jerry Bryan ------Business Manager Jon Vogel -----------Sports Editor Kay Saraclnl ------— Feature Editor Assistants: Kay Leuckel Jay Githens Shelia Bagby Jane Snider Carol Sue Hams Charles Bost Jim Green If you take an assorted group of students and mold them into a co-operative congenial working unit, you have the makings of a BLUFF STAFF. Add a dummy, a deadline, a paste pot, and a lot of pictures together with endless hours of writing copy; the merging of many talents, and a spirit of faith and hope sprinkled with a good sense of humor, and over it all a hard working, fast greying individual known as advisor to serve as the guiding spirit; then put all the ingredients into an office containing typewriters, and the end product, the 1957 BLUFF. 133 MOST STUDIOUS Sylvia Spencer Arthur Schlsler MOST CAPABLE MOST SINCERE Robert Edwards Sandra Myers MOST DEPENDABLE Bill Cochran Sondra Galllan 134 Jeny Bryan Mary Evelyn Plgg ,71 (gallery MOST REPRESENTATIVE Melva Tata Kenneth Lance MOST TALENTED Peggy Wilson Bruce Mason ...of JJistingutshed Seniors MOST COURTEOUS Gayle Klngery Carolyn Anspach MOST CO-OPERATIVE Barbara Vick Kent Drumeller 135 «• Football Homecoming The big moment arrived.. .a hushed awe fell upon the crowd.. .the blare of trumpets.. .beat of drums.. .and Miss Jeanette Hahn-walked slowly across the field.. .escorted by Jerry Arant, co- captain. . . she was regally crowned Football Homecoming Queen. . .her attendants and their escorts were on hand. . . Pat Nicolini and co- captain Charles Cox; Barbara Woods and Ed Lemons. Homecoming dance held in the gym.. .followed a rousing game... Homecoming Royalty LEFT TO RIGHT: Attendant , Hugh McPheeter . Peggy Wilson, Queen, Joan Shackleford; King, Richard Rhyan; Junior Class President, John Stanard; Attendants Whltty Fernimen, Bill Sells. Junior Carnival Royalty QUEEN------Joan Shackleford KING-------Richard Ryan Basketball Homecoming Festivities Highlighting the Basketball season was the coronation cer- emonies at the Homecoming game. In a beautiful and im- pressive setting, Miss Deanna Mussell ascended the throne and the crown was placed on her head by Bud Gray. Her attendants were Sandra Myers, escorted by BUI Piper; and Laura Cssary, escorted by Jerry Hinchey. After the game, the Queen and her Court reigned over the dance held in the gym. After many hours of preparation, couples danced to the music of Bill Ewing and his band. The gym had been trans- formed Into an Oriental Garden. We, THE BLUFF Staff of 1957 introduce to you OUR SUBSCRIBERS . In the following pages you will meet the people who so courteously received us. Our sincere gratitude is here offered. YOU, LIKE EUNICE HODAPP, CAN ENJOY THE BEST IN SUNDRIES AT Irene's Drive-Inn 632 East Pine For Flowers For All Occasions Try WEST'S FLOWER SHOP GREENHOUSES Phone SU 5-2122 2217 West Maude Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Rose Nicolini admires some of the lovely products of horticulture......at West ’ s. 146 Fields-McCarthy Company H. A. BRASE, Owner RCA RADIOS - FRIGIDAIRE - MAYTAG WASHERS SALES - SERVICE - SATISFACTION Phone SU 5-3838 422 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri COMPLIMENTS OF Northwold Autel Air Conditioned None Finer Phone SU 5-5734 Two Miles North On Highways 60 67 Busby’s FROZEN FOODS INC. Telephone SUnset 5-2327 Poplar Bluff Missouri Family Shoe Store Over A Quarter Of A Century Preparing For Tomorrow HWAY 67 S 221 South Main Street Poplar Bluff Missouri Phillips “66” Products Tony Saracini In Poplar Bluff, It's r A. PY- Grade A Homogenized-Pasteurized Milk Dial SU 5-2718 307 South 5th 147 Enjoy Yourselves, The Bell is on the Blink. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Operating Municipal Lighting and Water Systems Office: 301 South Main Phone SU 5-5749 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Parkin-Lanning Glass Co. Glass For Your Every Need Harwell Auto Parts, Inc. SU 5-2832 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Dial SU 5-9661 110 S. Fifth Street Popular Bluff, Missouri Clark’s Tire Service RE-CAPPING VULCANIZING 515 Cherry Street SU 5-3836 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Overbey Furniture Company Since 1912 Compliments Of The Home Of Good Furniture Scott’s Cafe Dial SU 5-3416 Highway 67 South 401 Vine Street Hickory House Restaurant and Motel Where Good Food and Good People Meet Highway Junction 60 and 67 North H. H. Jr. 622 Pine Boulevard SU 5-2973 150 Miller Tractor Implement Company Highway 60 67 Jet. We Specialize In All Types Of Hairdressing and Cosmetology Yvonne Beauty Shoppe 815 Pine Boulevard SUnset 5-3627 Dial SU 5-3418 Hwy 67 N. Near Veterans Hospital 151 Compliments Of The Old Reliable BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF Since 1886 Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 153 Poplar Bluff's Finest Foods Compliments and Atmosphere Northwold Restaurant Of Garfinkel’s Good Luck, Seniors J. A. Parker Tire Company Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Goodrich Tires Phone SU 5-3938 Shoes Petiteen 1141 Vine Street Pruitt Glass Paint Company ' JP ' LET YOUR GROCER BE Your MILKMAN Pittsburgh Paints And Glass Products Ditzler Automotive Finishes Brasco Store Front Metals Highway 60 East Dial SU 5-2820 Poplar Bluff Missouri Compliments Of lastemark MILK Caldwell Cleaners Highest Quality Dry Cleaning Phone SU 5-3617 Congratulations, Seniors Barnes Grocery Company Baumgardner Oil Company Earl Baumgardner Green Croy Fitch Distributors Of Libby's, Del Monte Bush's Food Products Dial SU 5-5744 SU 5-5745 FUNERAL SERVICE Wallace N. Fitch 365 College Phone SU 5-9666 Penney’s Always First Quality! 207 South Main Phone SU 5-2 022 Clyde Pigg’s Market Staple Groceries Fresh Meats and Vegetables 'We appreciate your business. Phone SU 5-2032 104 North C Street Roger Pridy finds that building materials are plentiful at Everything From Foundation To Chimney Top Dial SU 5-9686 155 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. Baumgart Motor Company Highway 60 Downtown Call SU 5-5769 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Congratulations from Grover Lance’s Market 1315 N. Main Phone SU 5-2719 Poplar Bluff, Missouri E. C. Robinson Lumber Company 1138 Vine Street Phone SU 5-9601 Compliments Of Pete’s Standard Service Station - STANDARD Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories Broadway and Pine________________ 157 SEYBOLD DRUG CO Prescription Specialists O. C. Niswonger buying candy for someone special THE PRESCRIPTION STORE Now Trusted Over 375,000 Times George W. Walker Best Wishes Joe Wiseman and Sons, Inc. Clyde Reed Man’s Store Outfitters To Mankind Phone SU 5-2410 '=s '©', === •« iain 6th and Park Phone SU 5-5725 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments Of Wilson Furniture Company Home Furnishings - Hardware - Home Appliances At Prices You Can Afford Phone SU 5-2233 413 Vine Snider’s COURTESY OF A. G. Super Market Frank Nelson Chevrolet Co. West Pine Blvd. The One Stop Food Center 220 East Pine Boulevard Phone SU 5-2737 Compliments Of Childress Conoco Station Poplar Bluff, Missouri Complete Courteous Service Phone SU 5-2932 Main College Street 160 Priest Flower Shop Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Barron Road Phone SU 5-4562 Millicent Chance knows you find Flowers For Your Every Need At Priest's. COMPLIMENTS OF Exclusive Agent For: UNDERWOOD-SUNDSTRAND OFFICE MACHINES COMPTOMETER, DICTATING AND TRANSCRIBING MACHINES ADDO-X ADDING MACHINES 1409 Spring Street Poplar Bluff, Phone 3947 Missouri )AIRY CR£A }A«Y CA60 � H Y c«£A«n M� r FVOOt f OfcE • • CHOC c O' MALTS 25 («ILK SHUKt; J5 01 p T9? '• 14 5UNOAS5 t • MiTM‘« 5 T025 Pruitt's Dairy Creme Malts - Sundaes - Shakes Bar-B-Ques Phone SU 5-2117 Carol Carter discovers, like everyone else. Only The Best Is Served At Pruitt's. 161 01183860 W Compliments Of STATE BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF Poplar Bluff, Missouri We Are Interested In Our Community Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments Of Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned By T. C. Allen Son 306-8 South Main Phone SU 5-2716 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Crowder’s Kater Inn Hwy. 67 and Vine Street Phone SU 5-9984 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Chas. C. Meek Lumber Co. Ditch Road Phone SU 5-5754 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Congratulations A P Food Store Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments Of Mickey Cleaners (65ni§) X, im'ti Phone SU 5-9631 W. A. Garrison SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Goodyear Tires Phone SU 5-2120 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 164 Stanley Cleaners Laundry Phone SU 5-5789 5th At Oak Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Colonial Cafeteria Food At Its Best Cedar And Broadway Phone SU 5-6000 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Buena Vista Beauty Shop We Specialize In Hair Cutting And Styling , Permanent Waving And Tinting. 112 South Second Dial SU 5-2420 Dickerson’s Service Station Specialists In Lubrication - Tire Repairs Battery Service - Car Washing We Call For Deliver Your Car 302 S. Broadway Phone SUnset 5-3824 Irby’s Market The Triangle Store With The Square Deal Main At Broadway Phone SU 5-5705 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Stovall’s Hugh McPheeters finds it hard to make up his mind while looking over the fine selection of sport clothes at Stovall's in Poplar Bluff. Flowers By Oppermann North Main At Broadway Phone SU 5-6416 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 165 Thil man Electric Company Electrical Wiring Wiring Supplies and Lighting Fixtures Dial SU 5-2938 411 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments Of F. W. Woolworth Company Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Congratulations, Seniors Hy-McWilliams Furniture Co. 167 Maytag - Kelvinator - Furniture Piggie Hogg’s Super Market 9th Maude Phone SU 5-9676 Raymond Hogg Exclusive Ruth’s Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 2 04 South Main Phone SU 5-3210 Poplar Bluff, Missouri KWOC AM FM 428 Vine Phone SU 5-3922 Sports - News - Music Belknap Drug Prescriptions, Cosmetics, Fountain Corner Main and Poplar Dial SU 5-4638 Poplar Bluff, Missouri BEST WISHES SENIORS TO ALL Bluff City Motors CONGRATULATIONS FROM Phone SU 5-4024 A Friend 168 Phone SUS-5747 3C9 S. Broadway We Give Top Value Stamps Impression. Ben Bidewell Hardware Sporting Goods. 430 Vine Dial SU 5-5000 Halferty Feed Implements Staley Feed-Oliver Implements North of Frisco Depot. Phone SU 5-4883 Tessie Mae’s Beauty Shop Permanents Our Specialty Phone SUnset 5-2038 2 07 S. 5th Dohn Thornton and Bob Montgomery examine the wonderful selection of sport shirts at O'Neal's. Ben Franklin Store Onward School Supplies Vine At Fifth Phone SU 5-2773 Roy Freeda Dawson 169 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. ENGLEHARDT, M. D. M. R. BARBOUR, M. D. E. T. RUFF, M. D. 621 Pine Boulevard Phone SU 5-4645 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 171 Morrison’s Compliments of Vine and Broadway Phone SU 5-4871 Graber’s Phone SU 5-3516 Complete selections in sub-teen size range . 117 S. Main Legate Pastry Shop AND BAKERY Satisfaction Guaranteed Orders Taken For Receptions Wedding and Parties Phone SU 5-9668 513 Cedar St. Poplar Bluff, Missouri Frank Pigg’s 1G A Market Low prices everyday 426 S. 5th Dial SU 5-3121 Complete Auto Body Service King Cope Body Shop 607 East Pine Street Phone SU 5-4977 Chilton King, Home Phone SU 5-3753 Bill Cope, Home Phone SU 5-4161 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Vogue Cleaners If Its Really Clean The Cookes Did It At Vogue On Vine. 415 Vine Dial SU 5-6185 172 Tiny's Studio Quality Portraits 612 West Pine Dial SU 5-4536 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Sales And Service Highway 67 South Vandover Motor Co. Tom O'Connor And Mr. Vandover Admire The Lovely Bu ick For '57. Compliments Of Corrigan Insurance Agency James V. Corrigan, Owner 173 Borth s Drug Store Corner Main And Vine Both Grade And High School Students Have Been Coming To The Corner Of Main And Vine For SCHOOL SUPPLIES For Over Forty Years BORTH'S WALGREEN DRUG STORE You Are Always Welcome Compliments Of Harry’s Barber Shoppe Harry Bennett, Proprietor Baumhoefer Son Plumbing, Heating Sheet Metal Contractors 307 Pine Street Phone SU 5-2910 - Res. SU 5-5368 175 Congratulations Seniors From Missouri Utilities Company A Citizen Wherever We Serve It Was A Wonderful Congratulations, Seniors Coca-Cola Bottling Company Clowe Insurance Agency Insure To Be Secure Dial SU 5-2437 109 North Main Sharp Motor Company A Good Deal More For A Good Deal Less Poplar Bluff, Missouri 177 Frank-Cotrell FUNERAL CHAPEL Air-Conditioned Chapel 24-Hour Ambulance Service Dial SU 5-5701 412 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Don't Wait - Call Tate Tate's Refrigeration Service Commercial Refrigeration And Air-Conditioning 935 Cedar Street Dial SU 5-3077 We Carry Parts For Most Commercial Refrigeration mercury Bryan-Lincoln-Mercury Sales uncoln Telephone SU 5-6772 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduates of 19 57 Porter-DeWitt Construction Cov Inc. Skill, Established 1934 Integrity Build By Contract And Responsibility Contractors and Engineers ?oplar Bluff, Missouri Jett’s Appliances Authorized RCA and GE Sales And Service 111 Broadway Dial SU 5-3818 lilt Farnham Millinery v-'Hr � , S’ y 407 Vine Street v SU 5-2201 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Shannon Flower Shop Mills Iron Supply ANNIE LAURIE SHANNON Arkansas Traveler Boats Mercury Outboard Motors New State Bank Building Fairbanks Morse Water Systems 308 Vine 425 South Broadway Dial SU 5-2320 Or SU 5-6464 Phone SU 5-2628 181 Snider’s Ladies' Ready-To-Wear 111 North Main Phone SU 5-2339 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Forbridge Feed Produce Company 5th At Henderson Avenue Phone SU 5-2423 Dear Senior Class of 1957 : 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 SU 5-4664 It Is Wise To Insure Roberts Plumbing Heating Company 315 North Broadway Dial SU 5-9696 Radio Controlled Phone SU 5-2517 Prompt 24-Hour Service Bagby Radio Cab Poplar Bluff, Missouri Mo-Pac Platform 183 Clark Motor Company Packard Sales Service Hanks Ice Fuel Company Manufacturers And Distributors 425 Poplar Crystal Clear Ice Green Marked High Quality Coal Dial SU 5-3517 Phone SU 5-2931 The Rogers Operating RODGERS THEATRE CRITERION THEATRE P B DRIVE-IN THEATRE RODGERS DRUG STORE Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio the Merle Norman way to a radiant complexion 112 South Second Phone SU 5-4811 Duggie’s Motor Court and Restaurant Highway 67 North At South Intersection 185 CONGRATULATIONS TOELLNER BAKERY TO THE Bamby Bread CLASS OF '57 Phone SU 5-3135 307 North 5th Bob Evans Shoes Rembrandt Studio 115 South Main Dial SU 5-2312 Where New Shoe Styles Make Their First Appearance. Portraits-Weddings Commercial Photography Phone SU 5-5302 313 Vine Street Poplar Bluff, Missouri Shop At Sears And Save Compliments Of Sears-Roebuck Company Order Office Dial SU 5-9621 216 South Main Your Friendly Jewelers Bulova And Elgin Watches Trifari Costume Jewelry Compliments Of Jim Hogg’s Super Market VOU� CtCOtt (ft DOT DIAMONDS WITH SlWtrt GOOD At 1 J ON iDfNC« mom 9IM (NISI MwlklU CHOT ilwfUIS 842 Pine Boulevard Dial SU 5-5796 GUY WHITWORTH, Manager 187 Frosty Drive Inn Malts And Sandwiches Phone SU 5-9500 Highway 60 East High Quality Commercial Printing Dial SU 5-3036 Sta oAcL---------- PRINTING COMPANY LETTERPRESS • OFFSET 907 N. Main Poplar Bluff, Missouri Gillespie’s Market Corner Eighth And Poplar Phone SU 5-2816 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Popular Styles Popular Prices Friedman’s Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Compliments Of Sample Shoe Store Phone SU 5-2536 402 South 5th Street Real Estate Homes - Farms - Business Building Sites Vinyard Sutton, Realtors 436 Vine Phone SU 5-6451 188 I out Clnnuat 2L p{ Disiuctip� (pi Oitti gup.lu QJcais [i'mh i-ma Advertising Aims Of Education Band Basketball A Squad B Squad Coaches And Captains Lettermen Manager Queen Attendants Bluff Editor Queen Queen's Attendants Queen's Judges Staff Bluffer Staff Board Of Education Cheerleaders C.O.E. Dedication Dramatics Club F.F.A. F.F.A. Sweetheart F.H.A. F.H.A. Beau Football All State Lettermen Coaches and Captains Lettermen Managers Queen and Attendants Squad French Club F.B.L. A. F.T.A. Golf Girls’ Chorus 190 Index Girls' Sports 116 Honor Society 129 Junior Carnival king Queen 139 Class 50 Class Fav rites 48 Class Officers 49 Prom 142 Key Club 90 Library Club 91 Majorettes 125 Mulettes 94 Non-Teaching Personnel 18 Orchestra 126 Principal 19 Projectors Club 78 Quill And Scroll 128 Science Club 79 Senior Class 30 Class Favorites 28 Class Officers 29 Personalities 134 Sophomore Class 64 Class Favorites 62 Class Officers 63 King Queen of Hearts 144 Pilgrimage Representative 10 Speech Club 85 Student Council 131 Student Council Officers 130 Subscribers 146 Superintendent 17 Teachers 20 Track Lettermen 113 145 6 127 109 108 107 110 109 141 120 123 122 121 133 132 16 97 80 2 76 88 142 89 142 105 99 102 101 137 100 84 82 83 118 86