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

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1962 volume:

P.6.H.S. PiMMtb Tke. 962 8e«M ?Of(M fluji Sckod 'Joflu 4 tiuoau OolttMC XLII Somoni LOYALTY has for many years been the true prevailing Spirit at P.B.H.S. This year, the goal of the Bluff Staff was to capture and highlight this reigning characteristic. In Sports, Organizations, and Academics, a sense of LOYALTY blends to bring forth the best efforts of all concerned for the better- ment of this school, which is the foundation of the future. Through Sports, students can show their ability to be loyal; not only to their team, but to their school as well. The various Organizations offer an excellent opportunity to teach young people of our great age co-operation and capability to work successfully with others. High Academic standing, however, should always rank foremost as the goal of each and every student. Without the worthy deals of our studies, there would be no reason for sports participation or membership in organizations. What better place could be found to practice LOYALTY than in the classroom? Here we are offered an excellent challenge to demonstrate the true Spirit of Poplar Bluff High School. AtP.S.H.S. CoopewttMc S imatAettd; 7k F(Mutd i£i K frfc BcUamMmv CatKpUA fovcctiortd, B'Uk HitiigAfo 12 T+P.8.H.S. The curriculum offerings of the Popular Blufl Senior High School have been broadened in the past year. We feel that this will enable the students to be better prepared for either higher education or a work situation. There is more interest in the Public School’s Educational Program by lay members of a Community than ever before. This has caused many critics of the American Educational Program to make their appearance. I sincerely believe that this should have a salubrious effect on the entire program. There is a great demand for trained individ- uals in our society today. It is my wish that our school will meet this need. Fred M. Morrow Superintendent of Schools LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Penney, Secretary; Bernard Wheetley, Vice President; Robert Hyde; Dr. A. C. To be loved one must have the respect of others. To have the respect of others one must have the respect of self. To have friends one must be a friend. The best way to achieve the good things in life is to forget self and serve others. Be kind to others and it will return to you three fold. It has been a real pleasure and experience to have lived with you these past three years. It has made my life a little bit richer because of as- sociation with you. Cordially yours, E.T. Peters, Principal 15 The office personnel assist many people with every-day problems. O cce 'Jmmi Joyce May Secretary to Principal Dorothy McCarty Secretary to Principal The office personnel at P.B.H.S. are always busy with the task of run- ning the offices of the Principal and the Superintendent. They assist many students throughout the day and cope with numerous problems and difficult situations that arise in the course of a normal school day. 17 There are varied activities in junior English classes. RICHARD MINETREE, A.B., MA Westminister College Columbia University English Dramatics Club Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Language and the use of words is one of the most powerful forces in the world today. The supreme expressions of man’s ideals have been made possible by this an. Men’s minds can be shaped or freed; the knowledge of language provides power do good or evil. Many times a nation’s whole background and heritage can be found in its words and the way that it expresses itself. Accordingly, our duty as students is obvious to learn as much as we can. OLETA DANIEL, B.S. Central Missouri State College English Student Council Sponsor MARY CROWE, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College English TRAVIS MONTGOMERY Southeast Missouri State College University of Michigan English MYRTLE CORBETT, A.B. University of Kansas English Student Author’s Qub Sponsor LENA HUGHES, B.S.E., M.S.E. Arkansas State College English Bluff Sponsor RUTH MINETREE, B.S. University of Missouri English, Journalism Bluffer Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor Quill and Scroll Sponsor J.atujwaje k f . . . Kttj to Exfiaiwj Om 9dm A senior English class holds a panel discussion on early English literature. JOE SMITH, B.S., M.A. Southeast Missouri State College Colorado State Band, Theory of Music, Senior Class Sponsor. Exfumoti yUoiKjli tuoXm MARTA TORRES HERNANDEZ, PH.D. Hayana University Havana Teachers College Spanish. JOE PRINCE, B.M.E., B.M. Murray State College Chorus, General Music, Ensemble Groups. Since we grow in our capabilities for richer living, it is necessary to each of us to be openminded and interested in the things which surround us. Since the arts are concerned with out emotions and feelings a person can discover his major interests through them. Every student must develope his own values and standards. These personal standards must grow, broaden, and mature. This is the goal of P.B.H.S. Irene Morse shows example of work done in art class. HARRY CRAIN, B.S. University of Kansas Southeast Missouri State College Bluff Staff Financial Manager Art JULIETTE ABINGTON HENNESSY, B.S.E University of Arkansas University of Missouri Washington University Speech, English WILLIAM MILLER, B.S. Eau Claire State College History Soud SaMM JACK SULLIVANT, B.S., M.A. Southeast Missouri State College George Peabody College History « Stodtj ojj IdJoiU MARY THROWER, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College History, Sociology Economics, Government W 9u 7wl)lmi The use of maps is a great aid in a social studies course. HAROLD JOHNSON, B.S.E., M.S.E. Arkansas State College History, Geography CASSIE ALDRICH, B.S., M.E. Southeast Missouri State College Missouri University History F.T.A. Sponsor Throughout the ages man and nature have been writing and ever- changing story on the face of the earth. It will never be finished as long as the waters keep wearing away the hills, and men continue to build cities and dear the woodlands. Through history and geography we can get a better understanding of our past and a glance at what the future will bring. LEROY WAITERS, B.S. Austin Peay State College History 23 Saem. . . VU Sum o{ UtuMtud JOwwkd jt Mr. Ivester assists Sherry Busby and Jerry Boyd in a difficult experiment. BEN SMITHEE. B.S.A. Arkansas State Teachers College Biology, Chemistry Future Biologists of America Sponsor Science is a series of events in which one happening always follows another. Over the years these occurrences have been accumulated and recorded. Through this scientific knowledge we are becoming more able to predict and control many events. Through our own science department, we, the students, may learn scientific methods and develop scientific minds. This is preparation which is needed, for in a few short years we will become the future scientists, continuing 24 an endless search for scientific truth. TERRENCE POPP, B.S., B.S.E. Southeast Missouri State College Geometry, Terminal Math Math Club Sponsor Mr. Keeter explains a problem in Algebra II with the help of the blackboard. IlidkemM.. . . Jit Same o{ J.o j ju ' UdaJmi PEGGY WICKS, A.B William Jewel College Algebra I, Geometry Cheerleader Sponsor Mathematics constitutes the new and modern way of life, in which all people must learn to live. Because of the de- mands for mathematics in medicine, chemistry, and other Belds, there is a greater emphasis on math in P.B.H.S. than ever before. New methods of teaching have been instituted and students are now able to learn math with much more conception of the vast world of mathematics. T. C. KETER, B.S. Arkansas State Teachers College Algebra, Trigonometry Probability and Statistics Math Club Sponsor 25 Girls in secretarial practice learn good business methods. The ultimate goal of those seeking an education in commerce is to prepare themselves to be competitive when their time comes to step into the field of business, manufacturing, or finance. This department offers the facilities and training for the student that has the desire or need to seek expert guidance in this important field. This department is interesting, rewarding, and always enjoyable. GRACE WALKER, B.S.E. Southeast Missouri State College Shorthand, Bookkeeping Business Math Two students make use of the adding machines in Bookkeeping. 26 ANNE ROBERTS, B.S.E. Arkansas State College Secretarial Practice Business English Mrs. Eggert teaches typing students to set tabulator stops. tornwM . . . 7wf)mfUj Jh 'TJU Modm 'Bummu k odi Mrs. Swain shows the finer points of bookkeeping. IRENE K. SWAIN. B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Bookkeeping, Honor Board Society Speedball teaches sportsmanship and fair play. 'Ikt iad Sdimtion, . . . 2 wdopmtd of tie Hwuui 'Body (xj of JOHN GIBBS, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College Driver Training Basketball Coach WILLIAM MC KEEL, B.S., M.A. Arkansas State College University of Mississippi History Assistant Basketball Coach FAY POWERS, B.S. Central Missouri State College Physical Education, Physiology Recreational Director Physical fitness in our modern day world is of utmost importance. The President of the United States has shown considerable interest in this phase of our education. He employed Mr. Charles B. Bud” Wilkson, former coach at Oklahoma University, to work out a program on Youth Physical Fitness. This material is available at the Govern- ment Printing Office. One point that was stressed was the need of 15 minutes of vigorous exercise each day. P.B.H.S. offers the students a variety of physical activities. JIM LOHR, B.S. Southeast Missouri State College World History Physical Education Varsity Club Sponsor Football Coach Track Coach DICK COOK, B.S. University of Missouri Physical Education Recreation Director Senior Class Sponsor Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Miss Collins demonstrates the art of icing a cake. GERALDINE WYATT, B.S. University of Missouri Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor Each year the students strive for leadership in future careers. Home Economics and Vocational Agriculture are fields which in com- ing years there will be a great need for more experienced and devoted leaders. The tools of learning are provided and contribute much at P.B.H.S., but it’s up to the individual to better his knowledge by using these tools. ALTA SIMMONS, B.S. Murray State College Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor DON SIMMONS, B.S. Murray State College Co-ordinator C.O.E. Sponsor. HENRIETTA METZ, B.S., M.A. Northeast Missouri State College University of Missouri Co-ordinator C.O.E. Sponsor Honor Society Board. PHYLLIS POPP, B.S. University of Missouri Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor. Horn Ecofioma W Oocailoml Edmiwti. . . 7tefdMtUM Jot 2J.CVUU) Mr. Clanahan explains the mechanisms of a demonstration machine. dtubtibuxd Adi . . . SMI Jkbowcjk 7'wJml Through supervised work on problems similar to those found in modern industry, students in Industrial Arts learn by experience. This is the only really successful method of learning a new application or technique; thus skills and creativity are developed. By this system the students of today become the experts of tomorrow. Skill in using a power saw is used in woodworking. 1 Mrs. Schimming offers friendly assistance to students in the library. C. W. KNUCKLES, B.S., A M. Southeast Missouri State College Goerge Peabody College Audio Visual Director Projector’s Club Sponsor The Special Services Department of P.B.H.S. is an invaluable aid to its students. The assistance offered by this highly skilled department is used by all the students; thus we know the helping hands” of our school Doc” Swain counsels senior girls on post-graduation plans. DON SWAIN, B.S., M.A. Washington University University of Wyoming Psychology Student Council Sponsor Director of Guidance and Counseling Honor Society Facilities of the P.B.H.S. library prove helpful to its students. Sptad Swum . . . At GOLDA MC FARLAND, B.S.E. Arkansas State College Librarian FLOYP SHEARER, B.S.E.P., M.E.D. Kirksville Missouri State College University of Mississippi Guidance and Counseling VIRGINIA SCHMERBAUGH, R.N. Gartley Ramsey Hospital, Memphis, Tennessee Health Nurse 35 R.E. RIDGE, B.S. University of Missouri Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Sponsor An important part of farming is learn- ing the mechanisms of the farm machin- ery that is used. (JocaUoad Iquculim . . . 7'lefoAotioK Joi A (Udluujuuj Gma Skillful management of our country’s land is essential to the wealth and pros- perity of America, and feeding the nation’s increasing population is one of the most important functions of farming today. At P.B.H.S. the goal of the Voca- tional Agriculture Department is to convey as much knowledge as possible about the cultivation oftheearth, grow- ing crops, and raising livestock. The student teachers are an extremely valuable asset to the Vocational Agricul- ture Department. LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Stewart, Pearl Dody, Helen Hames, Dona Sligcr, Norma Greer, Maude Tripp, Ruth Behling. LEFT rO RIGHT: C. L. VanKirk, Viron Hardin, Sherman Allen, W. I. Leach, Arthur Garrett, Nelson King. LEFT TO RIGHT: James Tibbs, Charlie Scott, G. D. Sparks, Roy Hassel, John Osborn, Clyde Wilson, Carmack McClure, Alfred Sheridan, Paul Friday. FeoJtwioi The past three years at P.B.H.S. will always be remembered as the Loyalty Years. They have been busy years, offering many challenges to those who sought the finer things. Through the efforts of highly educated and experienced people, each student has had the opportunity to know how it feels to be a part of perhaps the greatest organization that could ever be. We have found that Loyalty is not something tangible. It is a feeling, a true spirit, that grows in the students that have learned its true meaning. In the 1962 Bluff, we hope you can recapture the thrills that you have experienced through Loyalty at P.B.H.S. Q.mn Perry Com o January 12, 1962 Miss Judy Jett Editor The Bluff Senior High School Poplar Bluff, Missouri Dear Miss Jett; It has been my pleasure to act as judge of your contest for The Bluff. ’’ However, if it had been up to me, 1 would like to have made each and every lovely young lady a winner. As that is not possible, I have made my selections as follows: Lynda Garrison Carolyn Huddleston Janis Ehlers Janet Morrison Vickcy King Nita McManus Best wishes. Queen Attendant Attendant Attendant Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Sincerely, PC:vh PERRY COMO 41 ttaidMU CuoltfK tftddUiiOK HotuMt %udm %mnM %c%im (Jukut Kw) fimi %omum CLASSES--Janice McDaniels, Carol Gilliam-editpr, and Mary Wolpers, CURRICULUM-Cindy Hunter and Nancy Strack-editor. 44 FEAT URES-Susan Winton, Sherry Busby-editor, and Janice Ehlers- copy-reader. SPORTS-BiU Green, Joe Gray-editor, and Bruce Van Dover. Perhaps one of the most exhausting trials of human nature is competition against time and quality. The strain of trying to meet deadlines and producing annual of the finest content possible is always present in the Bluff Staff room. As a proving ground for co-operation, the Bluff Staff is, and shall continue to be unsurpassed. ADVERT I SING-Kathy Wolpcrs-co-editor, Larry Tate, and Emily Wolpers-co-editor. PHOTOGRAPHERS-Bill Dowd and Robert Grady. 45 3mmuti0iuil Minurarp Sonrtu tiir igh Situiol Journalists Jii 'RmhjwL Oh A Jkw] Well 2 one Si Jo tf we J)ou St. FIRST ROW: Sharon Terry, Jamie McWilliams, Kathy Wolpers, Judy Nicolini, Emily Wolpers, Pat Piper, Becky McPheeters, Nancy Strack. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Wol- pers, Barbar Tapp, Carol Wagner, Sue Williams, Nancy Thacker, Ann Maske, Carol Gilliam, Judy Jett. THIRD ROW: Sherry Busby, Clara Shadle, Bob Webb, Susie Hysolp, Joyce Brawner, Judy Kennett. FOURTH ROW: Ernie Richardson, Bill Dowd, Joe Gray. FIRST ROW: Sue Williams, Barbara Tapp, Becky MePheeters, Judy Nicolini, Pal Piper, Carole Wagner, Clara Shadle, Joyce Brawner. SECOND ROW: Susie Hyslop, Nancy Thacker, Ann Maske, Jamie McWilliams, Bob Webb, Bill Morrow, Warren Whitworth. THIRD ROW: Dennis Nall, Regie Mc- dole, George McCall, Ernie Richardson. NOT PRESENT: Sharon Terry. The members of the Bluffer Staff co-ordinate their efforts to bring you current happenings from your school campus. This bi-weekly publication is a successful project because of the ambitious staff and their sponsor working in unison with the teachers and student body. It is a student publication primarily concerned with student activities in P.B.H.S. The Bluffer has gained its popularity because of you. CO-EDITORS-Nancy Thacker and Ann Maske. 47 Terry, Queen Christine, and Jamie enjoy the thrilling football game which was held in their honor. Denny Dunn crowns Queen Christine. 48 3oothoJlHomcomuj The football team showed their talent and skill, both in their victory over Cauthersville Tigers and their choice of three lovely Homecoming beauties. Queen Christine Wilkinson and her attendants, Jamie McWilliams and Terry Rounsaville, in regal manner crossed the field, to be greeted by a throng of cheering fans. The band formed a heart in which the Homecoming Royalty stood. The crowd became silent as the Queen was crowned by Denny Dunn. This special event highlighted the Mules Football season of 1961. There are four letters at the bottom of the Hotiqaj Society pin. They are C S L S: Character, Scholarship,] Leadership, and Service. In this combination of idealt lies the secret of the National Honor Society’s positio® of esteem in institutions of learning all over the counttyj To impart dignity to the name student” is the noil realized ambition and perhaps the most worthwhile organization established in high schools. OFFICERS-John Ruser, President; Charolette Wolpers. Vice-President; Alti High, Secretary- Treasurer; Melissa Powers, Corresponding Secretary. New members of Honor Society at a banquet. 50 FIRST ROW: Judy Jett, Emily Wolpers, Charlotte Wolpers, John Ruser, Alti High, Jim Essary, Linda Garrison. SECOND ROW: Sandra Sams, Cheryl Liles, Ann Maske, Margaret Schroeder, Martha Stanley, Richard Johnson. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Brothers, Nancy Strack, Marsha Hoppe, Connie Cope, Sharon Terry, Polly Strauss, Bob T. Mongromery. FOURTH ROW: Joe Gray, Kathy Wolpers, Carol Gilliam, Barbara Tapp, Lula McDaniel, Melissa Powers, Bill Dowd. Nicholas Tibbs. 7 frledye my defy to ufiAold t£e AiyA fruxfreoed o£ Society to udtic i Aaoe Aee elected, dtaiduty ch eoeay tody Ay tooxd and deed to made tid ideald t e ideald o( oaa dcAeol, MYRNA WARREN CAROL GILLIAM SUSAN CLINE SUSAN STRACK. © KATHY WOLPERS Drum Majontk §■ A r ■ } rt CHERI PRALL KAY CHANCE PATTY RIDGE Head Majorette Leading the band in parades and foot- ball games, twirling during the halftimes and in pep assemblies, helping to promote school spirit-these are some of the duties of a P.B.H.S. Majorette. Through many long hours of planning and practicing, the band performs a pre- cision marching routine at our home foot- ball games while the majorettes twirl. Sweet Georgia Brown” is becoming a part of basketball tradition through the efforts of our majorettes. These majorettes exemplify spirit and lovaltv in P.B.H.S. ■pry •brj r “ 'I I - J — c • Majorettes twirl to ' Sweet Georgia Brown during a Pep Assembly. Majorettes pose during a practice routine. Yea Mules! BECKY MC PHEETERS JENNIFER COB K Let's go team, let’s go! This familiar phrase can often be heard coming from the ' energetic cheerleaders. Leading the entire student body with cheers they spread their loyalty and pep throughout P.B.H.S. We are proud of the work our cheerleaders have done ‘this year. They have inspired everyone tp be loyal to our team. P.B.H.S. • salutes the «cheerleaders who work as a unit and help the student body cheer as a whole. Up on their toes and down with a yell. CAROLYN NEWKIR1 CJiWikadeu SUSIE HYSLOP Haul Chxriuukr SUE PRIEST . PAT PIPER MARY Vt'OLPERS DELILAH MICKEY o The Majorettes salute Hirthel and Carole. I crown you, aikdd HomcomfUj All eyes toward the court, as our most dazzling of basketball night began. The Queen and her attendants took their memorable walk to the throne. As representatives of Poplar Bluff High School, these lovely girls reigned serenely over a tense crowd of spectators The maroon and white of the stage seemed to take on an added glow as a thrilling victory was provided by the Mules to complete a very perfect evening. Bob Minner Sue Williams Second Attendant Hirthel Welker Carole Clarkson QUEEN Cindy Hunter Jim Bob Shipiu First Attendant Qjuua: (moIi (JaaJuok Sui WilkuM 'RotfoMij '62 JUNIORS Janice McDaniels and Bruce VanDover SENIORS Bill Dowd and Melissa Powers %od TtywdaMi SOPHOMORES Ricky Owens and Mary Jean Crowe JtM fiWudiAAk Smdq lowd 'Jiuhj Owm Stcofd AtJ dojiJU 7at Tiowtjk JjjM JoitujM © SopkonuM (Jdenti'Roqdttj Yes, ’'It’s Twilight Time” for the seniors at P.B.H.S. After many weeks of preparation and work, the gymnasium was transformed into a beautiful arrangement of twilight time. When the couples arrived with their dates, they knew also that this night would be remembered long after the streamers and decorations were removed. Now, almost a year later, as we enter the gym for ball games, as- semblies, and recreation, we still remember the draped crepe paper, the fun we had, and the memories of that night in twilight time. rl g2$ome final touches being added to the fountain. Swing your partner to and fro whereshe lands nobody knows. Sandy Dowd and Jimmy Jewell were crowned Barnwarming Sweetheart and Beau amid towering corn- stalks and piles of hay. Life savers were passed on tooth picks and flashes of red and gold skirts could be I seen as the caller asked for dosey does. Piping hot donuts were washed down with tart apple cider and everyone agreed! that the 1961 Barnwarming was very O- citing and heartwarming. SoMi tfmktM 2 om Once again the students of P.B.H.S. could let down their hair at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Candidates were chosen from each class to compete for the title of Daisy Mae and LIT Abner. The girls’ gym was decked from head to toe with the informal atmosphere created by the Dogpatch style of dress and setting. Everyone took part in the various activities. There were shotgun” weddings performed by Maryin Sam” Minetree and the sale of corncob pipes. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Becky McPheeters, as Daisy Mae and Clark Comelison as Lil’ Abner. My Montgromery, Jim Bob Shipman Becky McPheeters Clark Cornelison Judy Stafford, Ricky Owens Junior Attendants DAISY MAE LIL’ABNER Sophomore Attendants Jim and Gary share identical troubles. Daddy Joe skims over his part in the Christmas Assembly. Sherry and Don studying (??) in chemistry class. Piper, Brawner, and Wagner 'lay it on thick ’ at Dramatics Club initiation. Judi Nicolini is on her good behavior just before Santa Claus arrives. Joe Gray flirts with the three Junior Misses. Student Council members take a coke break while decorating P.B.H.S. for Christmas time. Sondra Jeffress believes in studying! Another day closer to summer vacation and all of its pleasures. ♦ Our band works hard to give precision performances at home games. Bob Webb being measured for his traditional senior ring. Foot6cM Hud toaxk JIM LOHR mtMt touk DICK COOK Ct (dffa M ERNIE RICHARDSON JIM ESSARY ROW ONE: Jerry Sneathern, Joe Gray, Jerry Harris, Myron Fairless, Gary Riggins, Fred Hewlett, Ronnie Kimberlin. ROW TWO: Coach Cook, Bill Jenkins, Terry Liles, Hal McPheeters, Don Green, Dennis Nall, Mike Ward, Gene Larson, Les Kingcry. ROW THREE: David Vick, Bill McCarver, Jack Stubblefield, Jerry Hahn, Tom Denney, Leo Hayes, Johnny King, Ronnie Resnik, David Fairchild. A” TEAM GAME P.B. OPP. Jefferson City 0 19 Perryville 24 6 Kennett 0 Jackson 0 6 Sikeston 0 21 Cape Girardeau 7 0 Malden 20 7 Charleston 13 38 Cairo 32 0 Caruthersville 45 13 B” TEAM The football record explains the feeling of the boys toward the coach and their school. The well knit ball club came through with some fine vic- tories even though we didn’t have an outstanding team. The boys were new at the game but they showed fire and the will to win, to finish out the season with a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. East Prarie..................................6 19 Chaffee ................................... 14 7 Silkeston...................................13 12 Dexter.....................................19 13 ROW ONE: Larry Tate, Bill Green, Russel Vaughn, Jim Essary, Richard Johnson, Warren Whitworth, Bob Webb, Rafiy Miller, Larry Kearby. ROW TWO: Jim Rushin, Harold Robinson, Ernie Richardson, Denny Dunn, Tom Robbins, David Steward, Jim Fischer, Paul Webber, Jerry Boyd, Coach Lohr. ROW THREE: Joe Hefner, Jim Priest, Robert Adams, Kew Ensey, Danny Barnhart, Bill Swafford, J. Fred Hoge, Eugene Grant, A1 Montiel, Doug Biggs, Bob Harris. STUDENT MANAGERS-Raffy Miller, Larry fouby, and Jerry Sneathern. 76 BACKS-ROW ONE: Jim Essary. Fred Hewlett, Jim Rushin. ROW TWO: Gary Riggins, Richard Johnson, Russell Vaughn, Lary Tate. LINEMEN-ROW ONE: Warren Whitworth, Jerry Boyd, Tom Robbins, Paul Webber. ROW TWO: Myron Fairless, Denny Dunn, Jerry Harris. QUARTERBACKS-ROW ONE: Doug Biggs. Ronnie Kimberlin, Bob Webb, Bill Green. CENTER: Harold Robinson. 77 Webb passes over Sikeston. Vaughn gets yardage against Cairo. Johnson carries against Charleston. Essary outruns opponents. fauitif BaAke£6aM fTTERMEN- ROW ONE: Captains, Richard Dhnson and Ezra Cox. ROW TWO: Clifford ‘ozart, Warren Whitworth, George McCall. Butch hackletord, Ernie Richardson, Les Kingery, Hal IcPhecters. SQUAD-Terry Liles, John Smith, Tom Robins, Warren Whitworth, George McCall, Hal McPhe- eters, Denis Nall, Jerry Boyd, Ernie Richardson, Butch Shackleford, Les Kingery, John Ruser, Jack Stubblefield, James Jiles, Larry Churchill. ROW TWO: Coach Cook, Richard Johnson, Bill Green, Larry Stepp, J. Fred Hoge, Jim Purcell, Larry Tate, Jim Priest, Tom Denney, Eugene Grant, Jake War- ren, Gene Larson, A1 Montiel, Kermit Painton, Jerry Morgan Clifford Cozart, Lindell Porterfield, Ezra Cox, Paul Miller, Coach Lohr. 93 Richard Johnson 2 Years Clifford Cozart 1 Year Hal McPheeters 1 Year CROSS COUNTRY TEAM-Gcorge Conners, Clifford Cozart, Larry Steppe, L rry Churchill, Eldon Myers, and John Ruser. Jorge 1 Year 95 McGruder wins the mile. JOHNSON CLEARS BAR AT FANTASTIC HEIGHT. Cox leads in 220. Collins strains at the broad jump. 97 Shackleford passes baton to Kingery. Murphy runs hurdles. Studeat CoumL 100 OFFICERS- Bob Webb, Vic President; Marsha Hoppe, Pm dmt.and Melissa Powers, Secretary- Treasurer ROW ONE: Danny Barnhart, Doug Biggs. Penny Marshall, Margie Haynes, Terry Grobe, Melissa Powers. ROW TWO: Jo Ann Fields, Lynn Long, Judy Stafford, Kathy Love, Mary Jean Crowe, Sue Priest, Marsha Hoppe, Tanya Begley, Judy Montgomery. ROW THREE: Neil Berry, Lyndel Porterfield, Gan- Riggins, Rick Owens, Jimmy Essary, Larry Tate, Bob Minner. Paul Webber, Bob Webb. The Student Council representatives accept the honor of being chosen with deep gratitude, and are continuously striving to make your school year the most beneficial you have ever experienced. These delegates believe in a democratic form of school government, a wide variety of educational experiences, and social activities that will interest the student body. 101 Several participants in the Student Council Talent Assembly. El dtMudo Striving for harmony between the United States and the I Spanish-speaking countries of the world is the ultimate goal of El Circulo Espanol. To achieve this goal we must havcij greater knowledge of the culture of these countries, their customs, and particularly their language. With initiative and 1 education, high school students can obtain this goal of im- portance in the world today. Emily Wolpers, I’rrsjJmt; Jean Pulliam. Secretary; and Connie Cope, Treasurer. Absent. Marsha Hoppe, Vice-President. ROW ONE: Anita Mooneyhan, Sharon Vincon, Janice Ehlers, Jane Clowe, Marsha Hoppe, Nina Marshaouse, Many Haines, Evelyn Al- lison, Larry Kirby, Rafeal Miller. ROW TWO: Terry Rounseville, Pat Piper, Judy Lance, Cindy Hunter, Diana Camden. Val Reiley, Polly Strauss, Alti High, Cheryl Liles, Linda Bounds. ROW THREE: Sue Yarber, Elaine Beck, Carolyn Newkirk, Dianne Davis, Connie Cop Ann Maske, Jean Pulliam, Emily Wolpers, Alicia Marshause, Mir Wolpers. ROW FOUR: Cheryl Risner, Vicki Creach, Jim Bob Ship man, Terry Grobe, George McCall. Jerry Marler, Bruci Van Dow� 102 ROW ONE: James Pennell, Rick Owens, J. Fred Hoge, Mark Steward, Bruce VanDovcr, Bob Montgomery, Myron Hairless, Ralcal Miller, Danny Barnhart, Terry Liles. ROW TWO: Doug Biggs, Clifford Cozart, Bob Terry Montgomery, Hal McPheeters, Larry Tate, Don Green, Bob Webb, Bill Kurz, Russell Vaughn ROW THREE: Pat Bennett, Ernie Richardson, Bill Dowd, Bob Minner, Terry Grobe, Jim Fischer, Bob Green, Ronnie Kimb rlin, Richard Johnson. ROW FOUR: Joe Gray, Les Kingery, Bill Morrow, Butch Shackleford, Jim Essary, George McCall, Jim Bob Shipman, Gary Landreth, Jerry Boyd, Jerry Marler, Clark Comeli- son, Lee Reed, Bill Green, Charles Greer. The Key dub, an international organization, is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and its purpose is to stress the ideals of leadership, service, and initiative. Through the Key dub, the Kiwanis hopes to promote better school citizens and to develop better citizenship in later life. OFFICERS-ROW ONE: Larry Tate. Vice-Prtstdent; James Pennell, Sergeant at arms; Les Kingery, President ROW TWO: Lee Reed, Reporter, Ernie Richardson, Secretary; dark Comelison, Histortan; Joe Gray, Treasurer. 103 OFFICERS-John Ruser, Vice-President; Nicholas Tibbs, President; IIsa Prinz, Secretary- Treasurer. Today has become very important because of the move toward the atomic age. The science club members have entered into this organization for one reason, and that is to promote scientific experiments and to carry on discus- sions which can not be carried on in class. Members of the science club recognize that they must conduct their scientific ventures in class and in out- side activities to widen their scope of life, and prepare themselves for a more prosperous future. Same CM gomery, C.W. Jones, Leslie Schisler, Martha Stanley, Nicholas Tibbs, Alida Marshaus, Conrad Hilton, John Schroeder. ROW ONE: John Owens, Richard Gray, Pat Bennett, Kathie Malinoski, John Ruser, Jean Pulliam, Don Green, Jean Goranson, Robert Grady. ROW TWO: Bob Terry Mont- %aJtk tluJ ROW ONE: Vicki Creach, Johnny Throckmorton, Ruth Ann Singleton, Lyndel Porterfield, Marilyn Hill, Charles French, Susan Strack, John Ruser, Leslie Schisler, Jean Pulliam, Diana Godwin, Jane Gowe, Bruce VanDover. ROW TWO: Jean Goranson, Alicia Marshaus, John Schroeder, Donald Martins, Bill Pennington, Nancy Strack, Pat Bennett, Jerry Marler, Nicholas Tibbs, John Owens, Bob Terry Montgomery. Professional education in mathematics is growing more and more important with every step that is being made into the future of science. Through enlightening discus- sions, and speakers of their own club, they are gaining much knowledge in this field. For the math classes, this department of P.B.H.S. is trying to relate theory to prac- tical experiences. IbwMJtM ROW ONE: Judy Jett, Susie Hyslop, Katy Wolpers, Sherry Busby, Carole Wagner, Pat Piper, Joyce Brawner. ROW TWO: Nancy Strack, Clara Shadle, Connie Cope, Anita Mooneyhan, Judy Parsons, Cheryl Liles, Carolyn Mitchelle. ROW THREE: Mary Wolpers, Cora Richard- son, Sondra Jeffress, Erma Hefner, Jeane Crain, Carolyn Payne. ROW FOUR: Barbara Tapp, Tommy Poe, Rodger Rideout, Susan Strack, Donna Bauer, Jennifer Cope, Cindy Hunter. ROW FIVE: Carolyn Newkirk, Jerry Sneathern, David Armstrong, Paul Gallion, Marsha Hop- pe, Sue Priest, Delilah Mickey. ROW SIX: Janice Ehlers, Judy Kennett, Larry Tate, Carol Clarkson, Judy Mont- gomery, Janice McDaniels. 106 Tommy gives Rodger some unsolicited aid at his Dramatics Club tryout. 1 he Dramatics Club has, this year, taken an entirely different standpoint in the field of learning dramatics. Not only did they put on their annual play and playlet at Christmas, but resolved to learn more thoroughly the speaking expressions and voice inflections for the reading of poetry, prose, and other verbal compositions. Foremost in the mind of each member was the desire to act and portray characters effectively. 1 L v OFFICERS-Susic Hyslop. Reporter; Judy Jett, Vke-Pmuknt; Joyce Brawner, Treasurer; Sherry Busby, President; Janice Ehlers, Parliamentarian. Sharon Terry, Secretary. 107 Sudkni flulkou cut. ROW ONE- Barbara Tapp, Martha Stanley, Charlotte Wolpers, J05 Carter, Janis Hodge. ROW TWO: Donna Bauer, Susan Strack, B.J Shull, Susan Walker, Tina Mancini. ROW THREE: Marilyn Trout Jo Ella Maddox, Carloyn Payne, Aileen Spencer. ROW FOUR: Tomnw Poe, Lyndeil Porterfield, Roger Rideout. The Student Authors’ Club not only furthers apprcd ation of fine writing, but it also gives the members the added experience so necessary in their pursuit for better expression. These future authors display their creative work in a yearly magazine, which contains many of their origin and unique poems, essays, and short stories. OFFICERS-Martha Stanley, Secretary; Charlotte Wolpers, Pres- ident; Barbara Tapp, Vice-President; and Joy Carter, Treasurer 108 ROW ONE: Carol Sparkman, Cheryl Van Dover, Louise Wells, Linda Bowen, Aileen Spenser, Mona Golden, Judy Miller. ROW TWO: Clyde Walters, Sue Moore, Barbara Epps, Beulah Robinson, Charles Haynes, Mary O’Connor, Betty Blackwell. OFFICERS-Carol Sparkman, President;Mary O’Connor, Report- tr, Mona Golden, Secretary- Treasurer; Aileen Spencer, Vic President. Jlc6wuf tluh It is not a hard thing to become interested in good books. The members of the Library Club can tell you that. A book, like anything else, needs care, and this care is left up to the members of this organization. As long as there is a need for people who are concerned about each small storehouse of wisdom, there will be a Library dub. 109 3. A Missouri has long been known as a land of rich, rolling farmlands where quality crops and livestock are abun- dant. One reason for this is the tact that our young men have been, and continue to be interested in improving the agriculture of this tate through learning. This interest hasbeen brought to a focal point in the Future Farmers of America. F.F.A. plays a very important roll as an extension of the agricultural program of this school and our state. OFFICERS-Leon Powers, Sentinel; Jimmy Jewel. Reporter; Joe Rains, President; Bill Kurz, Treasurer; Lindell Killian, Secretary; Charles Hedspeth, Vice-President. ROW ONE: Leon Powers, Jimmy Jewel, Charles Hedspeth, Lindell Killian, Joe Rains, Bill Kurz. ROW TWO: Steven Darlin, Richard Crawford, Gerald Dorris, Jimmy Pruett, Benny Foster. Truman Haynes, Bob Lawrence, Jim Wash, Billy Gulledge, Martin Carpenter, Elmer Robinson, Donald Graham. ROW THREE: Paul Barker, Don Lawrence, Harold Leamon, Larry Jarrell, Charles Raulston, Leon Keele, David Kearbey, John Smith, Larry Cash. ROW FOUR: Jerry Scott, Mike MacCane, David Hedspeth, Lucifer Snile, Kinder Kennett, Joe Jett, Xavier Strack. 110 ROW ONE: Vickie Creach, Charles French, Irene Morris, Gary Plunk, Eileen Spencer, Ronald Hornbeck, Lillian Tubb. ROW TWO: Marilyn Johnson, Mack Hicks, Cheryl VanDover, Georgia Blair, Steve McCarter, Charles Haynes, David Redford, Jim Garrett, John Norman, Walter Gholson, Craig Barwick, Pat Creack, Dorothy Brothers. ROW THREE: Richard Reno, Clyde Walters, Paul Web- ber, Larry Mitchner, Carroll Hargrove. 'IwjectM'i did The Projectors Club is an offspring of the modern audio-visual program, whose aim is to give the teachers more teaching time, permit students who wish to run the projectors to have this oppor- tunity, and in general to fulfill its desire to serve others while helping in the advancement of knowl- edge. This group is well-trained; adding to the efficiency of the classroom. OFFICERS: Vtce-htsident, Larry Mitchner; Pnsuknt. Paul Webber; Secretary, Pat Creach. Ill toofmJuum Occupational Everyone will soon face the responsibility of earning a living. To better qualify yourself, C.O.E. provides experiences for your chosen occupation or, perhaps it will help you decide upon a suitable vocation. 112 SduMtiOK Jack Hoffman President Glen Arnold Via-President Rosemary Smith Secretary-treasurer 113 Jutum Jeada, Preparing for dynamic living, leadership, andi challenging career is the goal set forth by ever Future Teacher of America. Each member of F.TA tries to keep his mind active and alert, cultivate good will, upright bearing, and learn the art of helping others, so that he may be worthy of the high office of teacher. 114 Winners of the F.T.A. essay contest. OFFICERS—ROW ONE: Ann Maske, Song Loader Melissa Powers, Secretary; Sondra Jeffress, Reporter; Emily Wolpers, Photographer; Gary Landreth, Treasurer ROW TWO: Joe Rains, Parliamentarian; Carol Gilliam, Historian; Betty Stuckcr, Librarian, Marsha Hoppe, President; Judy Jett, Via-President (absent). The Greeks were the first to give a name to the science of life . . . biology. Since that time of long ago, we have been rapidly advancing so that we are now on the threshold of almost un- believable scientific achievements. We live in a thrill- ing age; one in which there is more enthusiasm and pursuit for biological knowledge than ever before. This highly advanced and specialized branch of science has aroused a great desire among numer- ous biology students, so that they have united to- gether to form the Biology Club. OFFICERS-ROW ONE: Carroll Hargrove, President; Ruth Ann Singleton, Reporter ROW TWO: Carol Cureton, Treasurer: Craig Barwick. ROW THREE: Nick Tibbs, Vice-President: Janie Tyrie. ROW ONE: J. Fred Hoge, Judy Miller, Robert Bess, David Tyrie. Tom Denney, Craig Barwick, Ruth Ann Singleton, Linda Vick, Don Helton. ROW TWO: Carol Cureton, Rick Owens, Davis, Jennifer Bankston, Nick Tibbs. Carroll Hargrone, Lee Reed, Allen Rhodes, Larry Stepp. ROW THREE: Janie Allen Jolly. 'Bcoloqif CM ROW ONE: Aileen Spenser, Sandra Anderson, Nancy Hills, Pat Bristow, Christine Wilkinson, Denny Dunn, Paul Webber, Judy Jett, Pat Creach, Freda White, Cheryl Van Dover, Carolyn Huddles- ton. ROW TWO: Sherry Busby, Martha Gaines, Linda Bower, Janet Grobe, Martha Stanley, Glenda Cope, Judy Godwin, Sue Williams, Mona Golden, Sara Scoville, Diane Wilkinson, David Bryan, Karen Kief, Dale Stagner. ROW THREE: Jean Pulliam, Judy Nicolini, Connie Cope, Mary Magill, Linda Garrison, Joyce Brawner, Kay Chance, Susie Hyslop, Judy Kennett, Emily Wolpers, Bob Webb, Barbara Brown, Patty Ridge,Carol Wagner,Lana Crites, Glenda Sisco, Marsha Hoppe. The youth of today will become the future leaders of tomorrow. F.B.L.A., composed of ambitious individuals, strives di 1 igen11 yto achieve its ultimate goal, that being: to develop the capabilities of each member, and to acquire a better understanding and knowledge of the business world in which they will work. OFFICERS-Susie Hyslop, Treasurer; Paul Webber, Vice- Resident; Denny Dunn, President; Pat Bristow, Reporter; Barbara Brown, Secretary. Mrs. Popp discusses table setting with some of her students. OFFICERS--Alti High, Vice-President; Glenda Cope, President; Lana Gorman, Secretary; Okinawa High, Treasurer; Pauline Strauss, Devotional Leader; Martha Stanley, Historian; Lula McDaniel, Reporter;Susan Winton, Recreation Leader; Judy Godwin, Song Leader; and Gerry Kurz, Parlia- mentarian This energetic girl’s organization tries to enrich their lives with the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. The experience obtained in this club will be of value in many phases of life. Every career requires the upkeep ofa home, and through this club, the Future Homemakers learn to do this more efficiently. 119 Aii tluJ) OFFICERS-Nancy Boyd, Treasurer: Judy Kennett, Reporter; Paul Jenkins, President; Phil Gray, Vice-President, and Clare Shadle, Secretary. The Art Club is comprised of creative minds which seek the cultivation needed in order to someday earn the title of artist”. The goal of this activity is to produce a successful year, full of much accomplishment and generous enthusiasm. ROW ONE: Donna Squires, Linda McElrath. Patty Ridge. Carolyn Huddleston, Clare Shadle, Mr. Crain. ROW TWO: Martha Crowell, Eileen Spencer, Barbara Hanks. Sharon Ward. Nancy Boyd. Judy Kennett. ROW THREE: Walter Gholson, Paul Jenkins, Phil Gray, Wilber Sexton, James Markham. Of mk CM ROW ONE: Georgia Barrow, Carol Sparkman, Margaret Schroeder, Charlene Lane, Joan Sullivant, Kathy Lade, Sue Moore. ROW TWO: Judy Miller, Marilyn Trout, Pat Bristow, Cheryl Liles, Priscilla McSwain, Jamie McWilliams, Cindy Hunter, Karen Walker, Pat Creach. ROW THREE: Diana Godwin, Ruth Anthony, Sue Revelle, Kay Pfcrry, Essie Wool ridge. Sue Yarber. Judy Godwin, Carol Clarkson, Janice Kovacs, Phyllis Hendrix, Diana Camden. ROW FOUR: Beverly Adolphson, Pat Million, Linda McElrath, Lana Birdsong, Nora Lade, Pat Doyle, Dorothy Brothers, Sandy Kester, Dianne Davis, Vickie Creach. Whether it be in basketball, volleyball, base- ball, or speedball, the members of the Official's Club believe in fair play. This club endeavors to teach its members not only the rules of each game, but what it means to be honest, just, and impartial. Every individual strives diligently to carry out the unwritten, as well as the written regulations. OFFICERS—Cindy Hunter, Reporter; Jamie McWilliams, President; Kathy Lade. Vice-President; Sue Revelle, Secretary. 121 Listen to the blending of young voices into a great swell of harmony, mellow and rich enough to give a chill to the spine. Then will come the knowledge of how beautiful something completely human can be. Who can measure the importance of an effort which will bring this realization, i OFFICERS-Dennis Nall, Vice-President; Vicky King, Secretary-Treasurer; and Gary Riggins. President. ROW ONE: Janice Kovach, Karen Kief, Kathy Love, Marveline Chatman, Marion Denney, Gerry Kurz, Mamie Neal, Jane Clowe, Donna Howard, Maye Owens, Dianne Wilkinson, Martha Crowell. ROW TWO: Vicky King, Linda Rubottom, Nancy Roberts, Janet Baker, Roberta Opperman, Judy Godwin, Tina Mandni, Carolyn Richey, Janie Tyrie, Versia Williams, Dorothy Brothers, Brenda DeArman, Freda White. ROW THREE: Vernon Pratt, Raymond Chatman, Tom Denney, Dennis Nall, Bill Ladd, Gary Riggins, Dale Stagner, Ronnie Greet, Greg Crites, Robert Fair- child, Mr. Prince. thorn 122 Gwk' SttianUt Quartet, sextet, or full number, the Girl’s Ensemble is always entertaining and spirited. The dose harmony of work and song is revealed on many occasions. These girls are available for school functions . .. always enjoyed and appredated by the students. ROW ONE: Brenda DeArmend, Charlene Lane, Betty Gowens, Janie Tyrie, Marion Denny. ROW TWO: Karen Cunningham, Dorothy Brothers, Sandy Fuller, Kathy Love, Penny Marshall, Beverly Prince. EmmMu Emtnlk Another talented part of our Music Department is made up of the strong male voices of the Boy’s Ensemble. Their voices blend into dose harmony to create songs of truly great entertainment. ROW ONE: Karen Cunningham, pianist, Vernon Pratt, Ronnie Greer, Tom Denny, Gary Riggins, Robert Fair- child. ROW TWO: Dennis Nall, Denny Dunn, Bill Ladd, Greg Crites, Raymond Chapman. GuU' 124 4TH HOUR OFFICERS -Karen Cunni ham. Secretary-Treasurer: SondraJeffress, Pm and Deanna Meadows, Vice-President. Music is a language which everyone understands. This language is com- municated beautifully by the Girls Chorus of P.B.H.S. These girls study music as well as perform at assemblies, concerts, bac- calaureate, and commencement. The spring concert, held annually, climaxes the year for this group. OrrICERS--Lana Critcs, Vice-President; Kathy Lade. President; Joanie Sullivant, Secretary-Treasurer 125 JU twk Junaute ’’Language is the key of the universe. ' Now more than ever before this statement has become more realistic as crises mount in the world around us. It is becoming necessaiy that we understand our neighbors, their customs, and their language. The goals of the Le Cercle Francaise are to promote bener understanding and good will toward foreigners and bring our world closer together in a bond of common language. ROW ONE: Linda O’Connor, Sue Johnson, Alti High, Becky McPheeters, Sue Williams, Mary Jean Crowe, Okinawa High, Cheri Prall. ROW TWO: Sherry Busby, Phyllis Hendrix, Penney Marshall, Donna Yantis, Char- lotte Wolpers, Judy )ett, Kathy Wolpers, DeLinda Lee, Karen Steel, Judy Stubblefield, David Suttner. ROW THREE: Carol Gilliam, Betty Goins, Martha Stanley, Sally Lade, Barbara Lewis, Linda Dugger, Jean Goranson, Beth Hyde, Sondra Jefferies. Joi Carter. ROW FOUR: Melissa Powers, Barbara Tapp, Chris Wilkinson, Nancy Thacker, Sarah Scoville, McDainel. Carol Cureton, Donna Squires, Susan Winton, Dianne Wilkinson, Janice Mc- Dainels. ROW FIVE: Larry Tate, Judy Kennett, Margaret Schroeder, Sherril Dare, Linda Houk, Sandra Anderson, Donna Ames, Annette Ivester, Marilyn Johnson, Shirley Wooden, John Throgmorton. 126 Translating is an imponant part of French Club activity. OFFICERS-Jamie McWilliams. Reporter; Kathy Foster. Secretary; Bob Montgomery, President; Becky McPhecters, Vice-President; and Sue Williams. Treasurer. 127 The ,fband aids” are always present at pep assemblies. 7'ofloA 'ZkH jiujk School 'Exuti k A Whether it be to the stirring throb of the marching drum, or the flowing tempos of the concert pieces, the band members enjoy playing their best. However, this best is only achieved through hard work. Our band does work hard, and will continue to, for the continuation of interest in music in this school and in Poplar Bluff. 129 With high ambitions, the class of'62 entered Senior High to begin our Sophomore year. Despite the confusion of our new home, we ad- justed to life in P.B.H.S. We were guided by the capable hands of our president, Joe Gray. Our major social event was the Valentine Dance. In our Junior year we worked on many projects and activities. Our new leader was Bill Dowd. We sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom, Twilight Time . Our goal of seniority was finally reached. Our years of study in P. B.H.S. were at an end. Graduation Day brought the fulfillment of all our dreams. As we leave, we shall take with us many remembrances of our life at P.B.H.S. 132 GARY ALLEX Science Club Gary Landreth watches work on the stage. Gm'f, flack, a Sum ... SANDRA BAKER F.T.A.. CO I NOEL BAUGH CHESTER BAYES RICHARD BEHLING JUDY BENNETT PAT BENNETT Math Club President '61 - ’62, Key Club, Science Club. CHARLES BERRY JUDY BETHEL CO.E BENJAMIN BLAIR Id ua ifaou jk om Smoiqm. RANDY BLOOD WORTH F.T.A., Basketball LINDA BOWEN F. B.L.A., Biology Club, C.O.E., Library Club. NANCY BOYD Pep Band, F.T.A., Officials Club, Band, Secretary Art Club '61 - '62, ’’Daisy Mae” ’61. 135 DRENDA LEE BRIAN COE. PAT BRISTOW F.B.L.A Reporter '61 - '62, Officials Club Pep Band. LAURA BROOKS Girls’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus, CO.E. JAMES BRADLEY JOYCE BRAWNKR F.T.A.,F.B.L.A., Dramatics Club Treasure! -• '62, Bluffer Staff, Mulettes Reporter '60 - ’6l CAROLYN KAY BRETT , Band, 1 DAN BROTHERS DOROTHY BROTHERS F.H.A. Regional Song Leader '61 - '62, F.T.A., Officials’ Club, Projectors’ Club Secretary-Treasurer '60 - '61, Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Ensemble, Sopho- more Pilgrimage Alternate, Honor Society. BARBARA BROVIN F.T.A., F.H.A., F.B.L.A. Secretary 61 - '62, Band, Pep Band. Sell mw Mujajim LARRY BROWN DAVID BRYAN Football, F.B.L.A., Projectors’ Club BONNIE BULLINER DALE BURNETT marv burton c q Girls’ Chorus sherry busby staff Feature Editor, Dramatics Club President 62, French Club, F.B.L.A., F.T.A., Band, Qiiiu and Scroll, Second Attendant to Junior Miss. iecme oua motto on Odoba. DONNA CHATMAN CO.E Q.DON LEON CHATMAN CO.E LEROY CHATMAN C.O.E CAROLYN CHRISTIAN F.B.L.A., F.H.A., Girls’State '61. JANET CLARK MICKEY CLARK Ou, Smoi mtji omjud. . . Clark and Becky put finishing touches on a hedge. CONNIE COPE F.B.L.A., F.T.A., C.O.E. Board 61 - '62, Dramtics Club, Honor Society. CLARK CORNEL ISON JACK COTRELL EZRA COX Art Club, Track 1st place 440 relay 61. FRANKIE CRAIG 1EANNE CRAIN dramatics Club, F.T.A, pAT CREACH Chorus, P p Band, Band, F.B.L.A.. Projectors’ Club Secretary-Treasurer, ’61 - '62, ()fficials’( lub. JANA CRITES Girls’ Chorus Vice-President '61 - '62, Mixed Chorus, F.B.L.A., F. H.A., Top Senior Magazine Salesman, Girls’ Ensemble. in tune, {pi Vtmhujwuuj. MARIE CROOK SHERRILL DARE Band Pep Band, F.T.A., F.H.A., French Clu RANDY DARLIN VIRGINIA DARNELL ALVA DAVIDSON MIKE DAVIS AMOS DEES EOIS DEMPSEY Margie dempsey MARION DENNEY Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus, Band, Pep Band. BILL DOWD Quill and Scroll, Key Club, Math Club, Science Club, DeMolay, National Honor Society, Student Council '60 - '62, Bluff Staff Photographer, Junior Class President '60 - '61, Biology Award, Most Dependable Sophomomore Boy, Most Dependable J unior Boy, Most Dependable Senior Boy, Photogra- phy Award '61. PATSY DOYLE F.H.A., Officials’ Club Me took 'Jtojdwl xjy to mdmtmd omdua . LINDA DUGGER French Club JUDY DUNCAN DENNY DUNN Boys’ Chorus President '60- '61, F.B.L.A. President '61 - '62, Projectors’ Club Vice-President ‘61 - 62, C.O.E. Board of Directors '61 -'62, Mixed Chorus, Football. BONNIE EDWARDS C.O.E., Mulettes Secretary '60 - '61. LARRY EDWARDS RITA EL LEDGE BARBARA SUE EPPS Girls’ Chorus JIM ESSARY Football Co-Captain '61 - '62, Student Council '59- '62, Attendant Sophomore Valentine King 59 '60, Key Club, Football Most Improved Back '60, Honor Society. MYRON FAIRLESS Football, Key Club, Boys’ Chorus Treasurer '60 - '61. e � % . «( , s a ISM CHARI.ES I.EE ROY FRENCH Projector’s Club DAVID FRENCH C.O.E. MARTHA GAINES F.B.L.A., Officials’ Club. jut one bujmpue apA mtJm. PAUL GALLIAN Science Club, Pep Band, Dramatics Club, Band. JIM GARRETT Projectors’ Club. Pat takes it easy on a curb in Columbia. JUDY GARRETT LYNDA GARRISON F.T.A., F.B.L.A., GO.E, Projectors’ Club, Short- hand Award '60 - r61, Honor Society, Bluff Queen 1962. JAMES GIFFORD 141 BETTY GILBERT C.O.E. TOMMY GIIBERT CAROL LEE GILLIAM Majorette, French Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Band, Pep Band, Student Authors’ Club President '60 - '61, F.T.A. Historian '61 '62, Writings Published in Young America Speaks '59 - '61, Representative to Girls’ State '61. Muff Staff Classes Editor, Top Ten Junior English '60 - '61. Emily, Carole, and Nancy take a break after a long rehearsal. Me tMtajomed tU(j(fmMo a DONNA JEAN GORANSON French Club Secretary '60 - '61, F.T.A., Math Club, Science Club. JOE GRAY Key Club, Bluff Staff, Sophomore Class President, Student Council 59 - 61, Key Club Treasurer, Sophomore Valentine King, Class Favorite 59-’60, Most Versatile Junior Boy, Most Versatile Senior Boy, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society PHIL GRAY CHARLES GREER Key Club, Basketball. HARVEY GREER C.O.E MARY GREER RONNIE GREER F.T.A., Math Club. alcie GRIFFIN JANET GROBE F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Girls’ Chorus. BEVERLY HAGGARD JAMES HAMBER Eagle Scout Award. BARBARA HANKS % jot omGJwttmi dm . JERRY HARRIS Football. FRANK HART C.O.E VICKI HARWELL 143 CONNIE HAYES C.O.R CHARLES HEDSPETH F.T.A. Vice-President 61 - '62. SAMMY HELTON Band, Pep Band. ROBERT HENDRICKSON C.O.R RUTH HENDRIX C.O.E CHESTER HENSON Science Club, F.F.A., Math Club, F.B.L.A., 1st Place Senior Chemistry Division Science Fair '60. SHEILA HETTMANSPERGER F.T.A., F.B.L.A. SHIRLEY HICKS F.H.A., Chorus. ALTI HIGH French Club, F.T.A., National Honor Society. Spanish Club, F.H.A. President '60 - '61, F.H.A. Vice-President '61 - 62, Mulettes Treasurer '60- '61, F.HA Regional Vice-President '61 • '62. Delegate F.H.A., State Convention '60 - '61, Junior Homemaker Degree '60 - '61, Chapter Homemaker Degree '61 - '62. LINDELL HILLIS C.O.R MARTHA HILLIS CO.R, CHORUS. HAROLD LEE HISAWJR. CO.R 144 JACK HOFFMAN C.O.E. President '61 - '62, Senior Class Vice President 61 - 62. LINDA HOOKER C.O.E., Chorus CAROL HOPPE F.B.L.A. i dmtuj t!z '6! JootJbaJl tfotmomtuj. A Judy and Becky discussing the day’s work. MARSHA HOPPE Dramatics Club, F.B.L.A., National Honor Society, Student Council President ’61 - 62, F.T.A. Presi- dent '61 - '62, F.T.A. Librarian '60 - 61, Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer 60 - 61, Sophomore Pilgrimage, Delegate Student Council Workshop '61, State Speech Contestant. LINDA HOUK French Club, Band, Biology Club. CAROLYN HUDDLESTON Projectors’ Club, F.B.L.A., Art Club, C.O.E. KATHERINE HUSKEY C.O.E SUE HYSLOP F.B.L.A. Treasurer '61 - '62, F.T.A., Dramatics Club Reporter 61 - '62, Bluffer Staff, Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 59 - '62, Attendant to Basketball Queen '59 - '60, Head Cheerleader, Most Versa- tile Sophomore Girl 59 - '60, Class Favorite '60 - THELMA INMAN VERA JEFFERSON MELVA JENKINS C.O.E Smoi Ckwdudvu, Sum, 7oi, mi 'Bedtf, aioruj uiik Kay gazes thoughtfully dur- ing practice. PAUL JENKINS C.O.E. Board of Directors, Art Club President 61 - 62. JUDY JETT Bluff Staff Editor ‘61 - '62, Most Versatile Senior Girl, French Club, F.B.L.A., Quill and Scroll, Dramatics Club Vice-President '61 - '62, F.T.A. Vice-President 61 - 62, Bluff Queen '60 - '61, State Speech Contestant, Class Favorite '61 - 62, Christmas Play '60, Honor Society, F.B.L.A. Speech Contestant. Junior Miss Contestant. JIMMY JEWELL MARILYN JOHNSON F.T.A., Projectors’ Club. RICHARD JOHNSON Key Club Board of Directors ‘59 - '60, National Honor Society, Student Council 59 - '60, Football 3 Letters, Trade Captain 3 Letters, B Basketball 2 Letters, Student Council '59 - '60, State Student Council Meeting, Most Versatile Sophomore Boy- MARTHA JONES sHIRLENE JONES B5IE JORDAN C.O.E- Serna 7 Ujowtla, Kaibj, tmi, and Kay . . . BILL KEARBEY F.F.A., Boys’ Chorus. BOBBIE KEARBEY F.T.A. HOMER KEARBEY BETTY JEAN KEELE Girls’ Chorus BILL KEEN C.O.E ZELDA KEESLAR JUDY KENNETT Quill and Scroll, F.T.A., French Club, Dramatics Club, F.B.L.A., Bluff Staff, Art Club Reporter ’61 - 62, B Maid of Honor '61. RONNIE KIMBERLIN Key Club, Football, Projectors’ Club, Basketball, Lil‘ Abner Attendant 59 - '60. LESLIE KINGERY Key Club President '61 - '62, Key Club Vice- resident '60 - '61, Track 2 Letters, Football 2 Utters. BILL KINNAMORE JIM KISLING C.O.E JANICE KOVACH Officials’ Club, Mixed Chorus. MICKEY KOVACH GERRY KURZ F.T.A., Girls’Chorus, Mixed Chorus, F.H.A. Parlia- mentarian '61 - '62. BILL LADD Boys’ Chorus Secretary '60 - '61, Mixed Chorus, Boys’ Glee Club Award '61 - '62. LINDA LADE Chorus GARY LANDRETH Key Club, Basketball, Track, F.T.A. Treasurer '61 - '62 GENE LARSON Football wjiMd muuj tU wax .. . PHYLLIS LAWRENCE Glee Club BUDDY LE GRAND DANNY LE GRAND PELORIS lee DOROTHY LEE cot MAROLYN LEE tkUitpep mmMtf Ut qmjojj. ALICE LEONARD JERRY LEWIS CHERYL LILES Dramatics Club, Officials Club, F. T A., Spanish Club President '60 61, Honor Society. KATHY LOVE Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Ensemble, Student Council '61 - '62, F.T.A. Librarian '60 - 61, Officials’ Club Vice-President 61 - '62, Girls Chorus Vice- President '60 - '61 Girls’ Chorus President '61 - '62, Sophomore Valentine Attendant '59 '60, 3 year Chorus Award '60 - '61. CAROL MADDUX MARY ANN MAG ILL Girls’ Glee Club, Projectors’ Club. KATHIE MALI NOSKI French Club, Science Club. ROSETTA MARTIN C.O.E. Ann Maske and Connie Cope take a stroll after lunch. Smtk !m ''(md-utk .. ANN MASKE National Honor Society, Spanish Club, French Club President '60 - '61, Student Authors’ President '59 - '60, F.T.A. Songleader '61 - 62, F.H.A. Songleader '60 - '61, Most Versatile Junior Girl, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Bluffer Co-Editor '61 - 62, Quill and Scroll. RUTH ANN MATTHEWS C.O.E., F.H.A. CAROLYN McCANE Chorus, C.O.E. JACK McCOY lula McDaniel Band, French Club, F.T.A., Pep Band, National Honor Society, F.H.A. Reporter '61 - 62, lop Ten Junior English 61. REGIE McDOLE Band, F.B.L.A. Bluffer Staff. BECKY MC PHEETERS Cheerleader, BLUFFER Staff, French Club Vice- President '61 - ‘62, Class Favorite '59 - '60. jamie McWilliams F.T.A., F.B.L.A., BLUFFER Staff Reporter, French Club Reporter '61 - '62, Attendant Football Queen '59 and '61, Top Ten Junior English. JUDY MILLER F.H.A, Biology Club, Library Club, Girls’Chorus. RICHARD MILLER Football Manager '59, Football '60, Spanish Club, Letter Club. WILLIAM LEE MILLER Machine Shop Award 61. BUDDY MILLS Industrial Arts Award '61. if Akd aduuiMtK with Sued G comui 'Bwm. n CAROLYN MITCHELLE Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Girls’ Chorus. OTTO LEO MITCHELLE, JR. COE BOB JOSEPH MONTGOMERY Key Club, Science Club, Track, French Club Presi- dent 61 - '62. 151 BOB T. MONTGOMERY Key Club, Math Club, Science Club, National Honor Society, DeMolay. SHIRLEY MOORE C.O.E, Projectors’ Club. JANET MORRISON Wed kmd no one fjmkedike Oho 'ftqck Jed ... BILL MORROW Key Club, Student Council '60 - '61, Basketball. Bluffer Staff, French Club, Quill and Scroll. IRENE MORSE JUDY NICOLINI F.B.L.A., French Club, F.T.A., Quill and ScroC Bluffer Co-News Editor. EVA NOLES ROBERTA OPPERMANN Girls’ Chorus, Mixed Chorus. LARRY OSBORN C.O.E., Projectors’ Club Vice-President '60 - '6! DANNY OVERFIELD JOHN OWENS Key Club, Science Club, Math Club. KERMIT PAINTON 152 GARY PARKIN ALLEN PAYNE F.B.L.A., French Club. PAUL PENNINGTON C.O.E, Projectors Club. bo m didn't woutf too-o tmck. LA DON PFEIFER C.O.E, Library Club. JAMES PINKERTON C.O.E, Key Club, SEMO Art Contest 3rd Place ‘60 - 61, Honor Society. Kathy Wolpers and Carol Gilliam get- ting ready for the Band Festival. PAT PIPER Dramatics Club, F.T.A., Bluffer Staff, Cheerleader, Student Council '59 - '61, Attendant to Basketball Queen '61. BETTIE SUE PITT Girls’ Chorus. 153 DONNA POLLARD SAMMY POOLE Boys’ Chorus Vice-President '60 - 61. MELISSA POWERS Student Council '59 - '62, French Club, B Pep Band, Student Council Secretary '61 • f,. F.T.A. Secretary '61 - '62, Most Dependable JunMJr Girl, Most Dependable Senior Girl. ILSA PRINZ French Club, Math Club Secretary '60 - '6l,Scu u Club Secretary 61 - '62. mitm Cat mi bmm. . . Joyce Brawner, Sherry Busby and Sue Hyslop take a walk before a journalism class in Columbia. JERRY PRUETT C.O.E., Projectors’ Club President '60 - '61. JEAN PULLIAM Band, Pep Band, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Science Club, F.B.L.A., Math Club Secretary '61 - '62. BILL QUADE Math Club, Science Club. JOE RAINS F.F.A. Secretary '60 - '61, F.T.A. Parliamentarian. F.F.A. President 61 - '62. FRANCIS RAY SANDY rector • T.A., Band, Pep Band. lee reed Key Club VALERIE REILEY F.T.A. numti ojj tki and ERNIE RICHARDSON Bluffer Staff Sports Editor, Key Club Secretary '60 - '62, Junior Class Vice-President, Varsity Club Sergeant -at-Arms '60 '61, Football 3Letters LiT Abner '60, Honorable Mention All-Confer- ence Football '60, Track 2 Letters, B” Basketball 1 Letter, Class Favorite '60 - '61, Football Co Captain '61, Representative to Boys’ State '61 Quill and Scroll. JUDY RICHARDSON F. B.LA, F.H.A., Girls’ Chorus. GARY RIGGINS Football '59 - '62, B” Basketball, Track '59 - '62, Mixed Chorus Vice-President '60 '61,Mixed Chorus President '61 - '62, Senior Class Presi- dent, Class Favorite '61 - 62. BOBBY RIMEL JIMMY RIMER F.B.L.A LULA MAE ROBERTS iF-ULAH ROBINSON WL ROBINSON ootball fntm FAY RUBOTTOM -0.E BILL SADLER C.O.E JOHNNY SAMPLE Wheatley Sophomore Class President. SANDRA SAMS CO.E. Dramatics Club, Honor Society. JOHN RUSER Track, National Honor Society, Math Club Vic President '61 - '62, Science Club Vice-Prvs„v 61 - 62. CARL RUSERT C.O.E, Projectors’ Club. JIM RUSHIN FOOTBALL GLEN SANDERS JOHNNY SANDERS LESLIE SCHUSER yf pmt wu jiwi cfi oua . . . LARRY SCHREMP Basketball Letterman MARGARET SCHROEDER F.T.A., French Club, Officials Club, F.H.A. ftri mentarian ‘60 - '61, F.H.A. Junior and Chap® Homemaking Degrees, Honor Society. EUGENE SCOTT rah scoville • a., F.H.A., F.B.L.A., French Club. XCH SHACKLEFORD y-Club, Track. Band Color Guard. are shadle fftr Staff. Dramatics Club, Art Club «surer. JIM SHIELDS HELEN SHOUMAKE C.O.E. David Bryan and KathieMalinoski climb high to put on some finishing touches. ltd who cm {oiqet Vwdujki Vim. GER SIMPSON IE ENDA SISCO Is'Chorus, F.B.L.A. evin slusher EE Club Photographer. Band. Pep Band. DONNA SMITH HAROLD SMITH ROSEMARY HAMM SMITH F.T.A., F.H.A. Secretary '60 - ’61, Chorus President '60 - 61 C.O.E. Secretary-Reporter '61 - '62, Sophomore Valentine Sweetheart. %axlidk borne, weJi-bwwK. . . AILEEN SPENCER F.B.L.A., Student Authors’ Club, Projectors’ Club, Library Club, Chorus. RONALD STAGE C.O.E. MARTHA STANLEY F.T.A., Pep Band, F.H.A. Treasurer 60 - '61, F.H.A. Historian '61 - '62, F.B.L.A., French Club, Band, Science Club, Student Authors’Club Treasur- er '60 - '61, Secretary '61 - '62, Works in National Spring Anthologh 61, Bluff Maid of Honor '60- 61, Honor Society. DENNIS STEERS NANCY STRACK Bluff Staff Curriculum Editor, Math Club, Dra- matics Club, F.T.A., National Honor Society, French Club, Quill and Scroll, Top Ten Junior English, Most Dependable Sophomore Girl. PAULINE STRAUSS F.T.A., F.H.A. Devotional Leader, Spanish Club, Spanish Award, Honor Society. BETTY STUCKER C.O.E., F.T.A. Librarian 61 - '62, F.H.A.,Chorus, National Honor Society. CAROL SUE STUCKER C.O.E. RONNIE STURGEON Football JIMMY SULLIVANT Football, Basketball Student Manager. LARRY TACKETT BARBARA TAPP French Club, National Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Pep Band, Band, Bluffer Feature Editor, Student Authors’ Club Reporter '59 - '60, Secretary '60- '61, Vice-President '61 - '62, Quilland Scroll. to Semi JjJt. itudatii. PAUL TAYLOR SHARON TERRY Quill and Scroll, F.B.L.A., Bluffer Co-News Editor, C.O.E., Dramatics Club Secretary '61 - 62, Reporter 60 - '61, Honor Society. NANCY THACKER Bluffer Staff Co-Editor, Band, Pep Band, Club, F.T.A., Quill and Scroll. BARBARA THORNTON DOROTHY TIBBS NICHOLAS TIBBS Math Club, Science Club President '61 - '62, Biology Club, Vice-President '61 - '62, Top Ten Junior English, Honorable Mention NMST, Honor Society. 'Tjwmf week mi Suite tfwluM. . . LOIS TONEY MARILYN TROUT Officials’ Club, Student Authors’ Club, C.O.E LILLIAN TUBB Projectors’ Club, F.B.L.A., Library Club. FRED TURLEY MARY SUE TURNER CHERYL VANDOVER Band, Projectors’ Club, Pep Band, F.B.L.A. Libran Club. GLENDA VAUGHN C.O.E. ANNA VERT EDWARD VINSON C.O.E. 160 MILBURN VINSON CAROLE WAGNER Band, Dramatics Club, Bluffer Staff, F.B.L.A. SHARON WARD Girls’ Chorus. kujldi jkd tk tfm. Susie Hyslop and Val Reiley put finish- ing touches on the fountain. JERRY LYNN WARREN F.B.L.A., C.O.E., Band, Pep Band. JUDIE WARREN Glee dub, F.H.A. CHARLES WATSON C.O.E., Math Club, Projectors’ Club. BOB WEBB Kev Club, F.B.L.A., Student Council Vice-President 61 '62. ANN WEBBER 161 tk itWM oh 'Jontf CLtU PAUL WEBBER Projectors’ Club President '61 - 62, F.B.Lj Vice-President '61 - ’62, C.O.E., Student Coun '61 - '62, Dramatics Club, Football, Most improve lineman '60, Basketball. HIRTHEL WELKER Letter Club, Basketball, Track, Football, Athle of the Year '60 - 61. LOUISE WELLS F.B.L.A. t uwmitem, MARY WHITFIELD DEWAYNE WHITLOW VICKIE WHITMER F.T.A., Band, Pep Band, French Club, Attendant Valentine Queen '59 - '60, Attendant Daisy M 59 - 60. BARREN WHITWORTH ludent Council, Projectors’ Club, French Club, Differ Staff. Key Club Board of Directors '60- 62, tootbtll 2 Letters, Track 3 Letters. rLSSELL WILBURN ILA LEE WILHELM ; O.E., Chorus. we ended tke bed horn yem om Itwei. LON WILKERSON C.O.E. CHRISTINE WILKINSON F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Band, Band, French Club Football Homecoming Queen 61. JERRY WILLIAMS JIM WILLIAMS PAT WILLIAMS F.H.A., State F.H.A. Convention Delegate '60. SUE WILLIAMS F.T.A., Band, Pep Band, F.B.L.A., Bluffer Staff, French Club Secretary '61 - 62, Student Council '59 - '60, First Attendant to Junior Miss. ' ' 'Win i.w BUI. WIMBERLY C.O.E. O'LESTER WISE CHARLOTTE WOLPERS French Club, F.T.A., National Honor Sock Bluff Staff Organizations Co-Editor, Band Vic . President ‘61 - '62, Student Authors' Gub Py dent ‘61 - ‘62, Vice-President '60 - ‘61 . Honorable Mention '61, Quill and Scroll. EMILY WOLPERS F.B.L.A., BLUFF Staff Advertising Co-Editor Band, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Band Scut tary, F.T.A. Photographer, Bluff Maid of Hoiu 61, Honor Society. KATHY WOLPERS French Club, Dramatics Club, Quill and Scroll, National-Honor Society, Band Pep Band, Bluff Staff Advertising Co-Editor, Student Council ‘59 - '60, Basketball Attendant '61, Drum Majorette, Christmas Play '60. DONALD WOOD SHIRLEY ANN WOODEN French Club, F.T.A., Wheatley Sophomore Class Vice-President, Wheatley Homecoming Queen '59 - ‘60. EUGENE WOODRUM TERRY WORLEY How a put oh 7. 7 . H. S. tiaditm 164 Ctm o( ‘62 At last we were upperclassmen. Our main re- sponsibility was the Junior-Senior Prom. Selling wrapping paper was just one of our many money- making projects. But on April 27 we realteed our efforts had not been in vain. 166 LEON ABNEY ROBERT ADAMS BEVERLY ADOLF , LEE ALCOTT JOHN ALEXAM% JUDY ALEXANDER DONALD ANDERSON GARY ANDERSON DAVID ARMSTRONG DEAN ARMSTRONG ETHEL ARNOLD GLEN ARNOLD BONITA BAKER GEORGE BAKER St'i om tecotU (fm (U '7. 3. tf. S. JANET BAKER MARY BALLARD MELBA BARNES GEORGIA BARROW DONNA BAUER LARRY BECK tANYA BEGLEY i NETTE beights PAULA BENNETT fjfcNDA BERRY A BIRDSONG GEORGIA BLAIR DIANNE BLAKENEY BOBBY BLEVINS GARY BLOODWORTH JANET BODINE JERRY BOYD PATRICIA BOYER JUDY BULLINER STARLENE BULLINER md weve (jeJUtuj mdtj to take, ike leak. DIANA CAMDEN MARTIN CARPENTER PAT CARPENTER JOE CARTER JAMES CHATMAN CAROLE CLARKSON JANE CLOWE BILL COONCE GLENDA COPE JENNIFER COPE JACK CORCORAN bmm omjfut jvd $moi Cl M '7'iMukrd . . . SANDRA COX MIKE EADS RANDY EASON GARRY EDWARDS JANIS EHLERS DAVID ELKINS 170 MARTHA CROWELL KAREN CUNNINGHAM CARLA DA VI DIANE DAVIS CAROL DEAN BRENDA DE ARMAN PATRICIA DENNY REBECCA DESGRANGES DONNA DONNELLY DANNY EMERY EDITH EVANS 1 4i ROBERT FAIRCHILD JO ANN FIELDS KATHY FOSTER mi mmU oua JUANITA GADES 7W tU wa. GLEN GARRETT JUDY GODWIN HENRIETTA GOODWIN LANA GAY GORMAN RUTH ANN GOWEN CAROLYN GOWIN EUGENE GRANT DONNA GRAY BOB GREEN DON GREEN RUBY GREEN PHYLLIS GREER ROSE ANN GREGORY 171 TERRY GROBE CONNIE HALE PHYLLIS HALL NEDRA HAMBER GEORGIA ANN HAMILTON H e woik i om w uf though . . PAULETTE HAMPTON SHIRLEY HARRIS BURK HART LE-VAUN HAWES DOROTHY HEAD ERMA HEIFNER DON HELTON LENORA HELTON DALE HENDERSON SALLY HENSON OKINAWA HIGH TOMMY HILDR1CH BRENDA HILL LINDA HILL NANCY HILLS BRENDA HORNBECK DONNA HOWARD CINDY HUNTEF DONNA ICE bonjfMi, Bifimol dma, mi cofUt iatcofi SONDRA JEFFRESS BILL JENNINGS JIM JOHNSON PHILLIP JOHNSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON SANDRA KESTER NORMA KING VICKHY KING PHILLIP KNOPPE CAROL KROEING NORA LADE BARBARA LEWIS JOE LINK GENE LITTERS CAROL LUCKMAN DON MACOM JACK MADDOX JAMES MARKHAM JERRY MARLER PENNEY MARSHALL ALICIA MARSHAUS DONALD MARTINS DAVID MARVEL HYLLIS MASSIE J RRY MATLOCK GEORGE McCALL EVERETT McCARTER HAL McPHEETERS Qua fef mmbliu jOt louda with all that . . . CAROLYN McCRACKEN JANIS McDANIEL LINDA McELRATH RAYMOND McINTOSH PRISCILLA McSWAIN DEANNA MEADOWS ELDON MEYERS MIKE MICKEY DAVID MILLER MARJORIE MILLER PAUL MILLER BETTY MINNER BOB MINNER SHELBY MITCHELLE LARRY MITCHENER ALBERT MONTEIL DOROTHY MONTGOMERY JUDY MONTGOMERY LARRY MONTGOMERY PHYLLIS MONTGOMERY the mow people wo, the fawa it lewd we kuw. LINDA MOORE SHARON MOORE JAMES MURRELL MAMIE NEAL JACK NASEP MARY NANCE Er DENNIS NALL KAREN O’CONNOf VICKY O’CONNOR 1 MAY OWENS CAROLYN PAIM TRUMAN PARRISH NAIDEEN PARSONS EVA PATILLO JAMES PENNELL READIE PEOPLES KAY PERRY RONNIE PHELPS PHYLLIS PHILLIPS BARBARA PINKERTON FRANCES PITT JAMES POLLARD LEON POWERS CHERI PRALL Qua ickool motto btauM . VERNON PRATT SUE PRIEST LULA PRIMES WALTER REASONS KAY RENICK RICHARD RENO SUE REVELLE ROGER RICE PATTY RIDGE JOYCE RIMER NANCY ROBERTS ELMER ROBINSON JANICE ROBINSON Jlwk mw; ojjoU %K( mi. LORETTA ROMINE DARREL RONGEY LINDA RUBOTTOM CORA RYMAN GINNY SAYLES JOH CHROEDER JERRY SCOTT CAROL SELVIDGE WILBUR SEXTON WILLIAM SHELTON RUTHIE SHEPPARD Vka iknjwuuj, CJmtiMi, ud EmUa cam with . . . GLADYS SHIELDS JIM BOB SHIPMAN GEORGE SHOOK RANDY SIERAKOWSKI ALLEN SIMMONS SHARON SIMPSON DENNIS SINKS TIM SLABAUGH BRENDA SMITH BOB SMITH GLEN SMITH JOYCE SMITH LARRY SMITH JANE SMOOT BRENDA SMOTHERS CAROL JEANE SPARKMAN DALE STAGNER JOE STEWART JOHNNY STRENFEL PATRICIA STRICKLAND DON STEVENSON jwii a turn oh tkt cJmUm. RICHARD SUGG JEANNIE SULLIVAN KAY SUN MARSHALL SURRATT DAVID SUTTNER LARRY TATE CARDIE THOMAS KAREN THORNBURGH ALINE TIDWELL NORMA TINSLEY BRUCE VAN DOVER LARRY VINSON ZELMA VINSON DAVID WALKER 179 CLYDE WALTERS MIKE WARD MARGIE WATKIN LINDA WATSON GARY WEAVER SHARON WELCHELL 'Below we knew U . . . EDITH WESLEY FREDA WHITE CAROL WHITELEY DIANNE WILKINSON KENNETH WILLER JUDY WILLHELM CHARLES WILLIS GERALD WILSON SUSAN WINTON JOE WISE DELORES WITHR0' CLIFFORD WOODS IMOGENE WOODS ESSIE WOOLRIDGE DONNA YANTIS we wm U tU mJJk Mr. Minetree, one of our sponsors, tackles a lunch in the cafeteria. McDaniel and Ehlers goof- ing off. Saiim '63 Juniors are known for Jack Maddox and Clifford Cozort contemplate a their good study habits. chemistry experiment. 183 Judy Stafford SopkotMW Cku '$ W0UtU We began our Sophomore year with many doubts and much frustration. Soon the activities of the year had made us a part of Senior High. Next year we will assume our position of leadership. PHYLLIS ADAMS SHARON ADAMS CAROL ALLEN EVELYN ALLISON RUTH ANN ANTHONY PAUL ARNOLD MADELYN ATKINSON JUDY BADGLEY GENE BALDWIN JENNIFER BANKSTON Oua Sopkonuw (jtoA fjimllif . . . PAUL BARKER RONALD BARKER WAYNE BARNES DANNY BARNHART CRAIG BARWICK DALE BATSON DUANE BATTLES MARSHA BAUMGARDNER BARBARA BAYS ELAINE BECK 186 JERRY BENNETT NEAL BERRY RICHARD BESS ROBERT BESS DOUG BIGGS ALEENE BIRDSONG BETTY JANE BLACKWELL LINDA BOUNDS SUE BOYER GAIL BOYET DAVID BRADEN LARRY BRANNAN LARRY BRATCHER GLENDA BRETT PATRICIA BRETT With futuf tkiJUmi if uHi. KENNY BRISTOW LINDA BROTHERS LINDELL ROTHERS ERMA BROWNING CALVIN BUHLER EDNA BURKHART HAROLD BUSBY KAREN CAHILL STEVE CARL DONNA CASINGER CONNIE CHANEY LAWRENCE CHATMAN MARVELENE CHATMAN SHIRLEY CHATMAN CHERYL DANNY CHURCHILL CAROL CLARK JANICE CLARK SUSAN CLINE GREGORY COCHRAN LEROY COCHRAN JOHN COLEMAN GEORGE CONNERS RALPH COOGAN THOMAS COOK CHARLOTTE COOKE CAROL COX EVELYN COX VICKI CREACH GREGORY CRITES Me ckoie 'Rtik. ud 'Kiln . DON CROOK MARY JEANNE CROWE ALINE CROWELL JAMES CROWELL MADELYN CROWELL GLORIA CUMBEE CAROL CURETON EUGENE DARNELL CHERYL DAVIDSON VERNON DAVIDSON LINDA DAVIS LINDA SUE DAVIS TOM DENNEY EDDIW DePRIEST DOROTHY DONALDSON RONNIE DOWD SANDY DOWD DON DUNAWAY MARY LOU EARNHEART SANDRA EASON MARY ELLEN EDDINGS COSTELLO ELLISON JOYCE EMMONS KENNY ENSEY EDNA ETHRIDGE to Ua L u tUou jk GARRY FAITH BERNICE FARLEY VICKY FARRIS BRENDA FAUGHN DONALD FAUGHN MARGARET FAUGHN JAMES FINN JIMMY FISCHER DAVID FLATI' BONNIE FOSTER 189 GARY FOSTER KENNETH FRANCIS LESTER FRAZIER MARY FREDWELL SANDRA FULLER LARRY GALLAMORE GLORIA GARRETT BETH BASICK BECKY GIBBS MARIE GIBSON SHARON GIBSON JUDY GILLESPIE SANDRA GILLIAM ESTER GILMORE SUE GILMORE 'hunt) m ijudmlmmnw u io-o . DIANA GODWIN BETTY SUE GOINS DANNY GORMAN DONALD GRAHAM EUGENE GREER JIMMY GREER DENNIS GRISHAM JOYCE GROBE ROBERT GROVES VICKI GULLEY JERRY HAHN MARJY HAINES ROBERT HALL CARROLL HARGROVE JUDY HARGROVE BARBARA HARRIS FRANK HARRIS LARRY HARRIS GLENDA HART LINDA HART RUTH HAWK LEO HAYES CHARLES HAYNES TRUMAN HAYNES SHARON HEALY qjuL ikut huf wu oJmit fan. DAVID HEDSPETH SLUG” HEFNER CARLOS HENDERSON CAROL HICKS DON HICKS GLENDA HICKS KAY HILL MARILYN HILL TIMOTHY HILLIS JANICE HODGE J. FRED HOGE RONALD HORNBECK LANA HUFF BETH HYDE VERDA ICE ANETTE IVESTER DALE IVY JESSE JARRELL LARRY JARRELL BILL JENKINS 3n u t jjouj uU . . . DONNA JOHNSON LORETTA JOHNSON ALLEN JOLLY CHARLES JONES DONALD JONES JANICE JONES MODELL JONES ROBERTA JONES JERRY JORDAN VERNON KANELL DAVID KEARBEY LARRY KEARBEY LINDA KEARBEY MARY KEARBEY RICHARD KEARBEY 192 EVELYN KEELE KAY KEELE LEON KEELE VIRGINIA KESLER DALE KILLIAN DON KINNAMORE LARRY KISNER ALLEN KOVACH JUDY LANCE CHARLENE LANE m toifoJjkj luffwriU tfa %uiu. LINDA LANGLEY SALLY LASHLEY KATHY LAUGHLIN BOB LAWRENCE BILL LAWSON LINDA LEACH NANCY LEACH DeLINDA LEE LANA LEE JOY LEGATE CECIL LEWIS SHIRLEY LEWIS TERRY LILES GLORIA LITTRELL SAM LITTRELL 193 JERRY LIVERS LYN LONG BEATRICE LOTSHAW JO ELLEN MADDOCK FRANCES MAGILL GARY MAGILL TINA MANCINI LARRY MAPLES BETTY MARKHAM CAROL MARSHALL NINA MARSHOUS MARGARET MARTIN MARI NAN MATHIS WAYNE MAUPIN STEVE McCARTER 'KoijoJhj om kuuj ud fum mjfied . . BILL McCARVER george McClellan LINDA McDOWELL KIRK McELRATH loyd McFarland WAYNE McGHEE JIMMY McGINLEY NITA McMANUS DELILAH MICKEY FREDDIE MILER 194 MARGARET MILLER RAFAEL MILLER PAT MILLION LESTER MITCHELLE EDDIE MONTGOMERY ANITA MOONEYHAN JAMES MOORE SHARON MOORE SUE MOORE JERRY MORGAN SONDRA MORRIS JOIE MORRISON SANDRA MORSE VELMA MORSE JEANIE MYRANT qua Uakrvtm 7)me. CAROLYN NEWKIRK JUNIE NIXON BLANCHE NOVACK GENE NOEL JOHNNY NORMAN LINDA O'CONNOR MARY O’CONNOR WILLIAM ODELL MARY OUTRY JUDY OWEN 195 RICK OWENS LARRY PAINE ROBERT PALMER JUDY PARSONS GARY PATTERSON DONNIE PFIEFER GARY PLUNK TOMMY POE MIKE POOLE LYNDELL PORTERFIELD JIMMIE PAYNE CARYN PENN DOROTHY PENN BILL PENNINGTON PHYLLIS PEOPLES 'KmmJa om Sopkomw TjotjpajUkui . . . DAVID POWERS PEGGY PRICHETTE JIM PRIEST BEVERLY PRINCE STEVEN PROFFER BARBARA PROVANCE TOM PRUITT JIM PURCELL DWAYNE QUINN PAULETTE RAINES CHARLES RAULSTON HELEN RAY BOBBY REDD DAVID REDFORD SUE RENNISON GEORGE RENO RONNIE RESNIK ALLEN RHODES JERRY RICE NANCY RICE CORA RICHARDSON CAROLYN RICHEY ROGER RIDEOUT CHERYL RISNER TEDDY ROACH tkq wm quite utjkt to iee. JOHN ROBBINS TOM ROBBINS Darlene ROBERSON TOM ROBEY RITA ROBINSON darlene robison unda ROBISON PAT ROUGH TERRY ROUNSA VILLE JIMMY RYAN 'Veutf wpwmUd a . . . SUSAN RYMAN DANNY SAYLERS CASSIE SCHALK CHARLES SCHA� k DICKIE SCHMALHORST JANE SCOBEY RICHARD SCOTT DORIS SEXTON PAT SHANKS CAROL SHEARON JACKIE SHELTON CHARLENE SHEPPARD B. J. SHULL JIM SINCLAIR RUTH ANN SINGLETON SHARON SLAB A UGH GARY SMITH JOHNNY SMITH LARRY SMITH RITA SMITH SHARON SMITH LINDA SMOTHERS JERRY SNEATHERN DONNA SQUIRES JUDY STAFFORD KAREN STEELE JJARY steinmetz 1ARRY STEPP CAROL ANN STEVENSON mArk steward DAVID STEWART SUSAN STRACK VANIS STRATTON !! ! 1' I' i : I: i - UDY STUBBLEFIELD ui tk ‘6! }oothaIl tfoMCOmrui. JOANIE SULLIVAN BILL SWAFFORD DANNY TAYLOR LEONARD TEMPLEMIRE ELZA TERRY GAY TETLEY MARGARET THIES JOHNNY THROCKMORTON MIKE THORNTON JACK TINSLEY LESLIE TROTTER JANE TYRIE DONALD VanKIRK RONNIE VAUGHN RUSSELL VAUGHN DAVID VICK JUDY VINSON SHARON VINSON KAREN WALKFR SUSAN WALKER LOIS WARFORD MYRNA WARREN ERNEST WEATHERHOLT JUDY WEAVER KEITH WEAVER Me m mw iookfuj jpvwojuL. . . GARY WHITENER LINDA WILLIAMS ANN WILLIS MARY WILSON WANDA WINBERRY MARY WOLPERS GLENDA WOOD BEN RAYMOND WOOLARD JERRY YAMNITZ CAROLE YANTIS SUE YARBER Sandy Gilliam, Carolyn Newkirk, and Joie Morrison taking it easy after school. to oua mnd in, '7. 'B.fl. S. Surprised, Terry? 201 In Memoriam i)min Who lost her life in an automobile accident December 31, 1961. 202 '%xk Omm yiwj %tOM tmjt, Sopkonwiz 'T'dqumqe, 203 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Operating Municipal Lighting and Water Systems LOW COST MEANS ELECTRICAL SERVICE FOR EVERY NEED AND PURPOSE. 24-HOUR SERVICE NIGHT TROUBLE NUMBER SUNSET 5-2210 Office: 301 South Main Phone SU 5-S74S 205 Congratulations Seniors! DEAR READER: Before you close your 1962 BLUFF, we want you to know the friendly Poplar Bluff businessmen who have so generously contributed through their advertisements in the following pages. They continue their support so that we can record our school year for you. We urge you to give them your consideration in the future as you make your purchases. BLUFF STAFF CONGRATULATIONS on FIELDS-McCARTHY CO. Harold A. Brase, Owner Sales — Service — Satisfaction Your Wonderful Book We are proud to have been chosen again 0 do your photography. It has indeed been 1 pleasure to work with all of you. ALMA’S STUDIO 422 Vine Phone SU 5-3838 206 215 N. Broadway Poplar Bluff, Missouri HARWELL AUTO PARTS, INC. Dial SU 5-9661 110 S. Fifth Poplar Bluff, Mo. C. G. KING COMPANY Grain Elevator Soy Beans Wheat - Corn Seed Cleaning Separating Mo. Pacific Stock Yards SU 5-7497 Compliments of DR. R. W. HUNTINGTON Congratulations Seniors! GREER CROY FITCH FUNERAL SERVICE Truly A Mortuary Of Distinction Since 1906 Mr. Mrs. Wallace Fitch 366 College 08 Phone SU 5-9666 ELECTRIC LIGHT — HEAT — POWER MISSOURI UTILITIES COMPANY CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE- AFTER HIGH SCHOOL — FARMING? MEDICINE? LAW? TEACHING? ENGINEERING? BUSINESS? WHATEVER FIELD YOU MAY CHOOSE WE HOPE YOU HAVE THE — BEST LUCK. Would Be Happy to Serve 24 HR. SERVICE )ett Paint Wallpaper Store Glass For Your Every Need At TOn7!PMiy We Deliver’1 203 N. Main Street Phone SU 5-9611 Parkin-Lanning Glass Co. SU 5-2832 104 North B Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. - ' . ’ 1 - - � • A RUSHIN’S STATION - GARAGE E. C. Robinson Lumber Company Saauty, Sfiafijie, “THE FRIENDLY YARD” Specializing in Permanents — Styling — Phone SU 5-9601 Hair Coloring 1138 Vine Street Thelma Hicks — Operator and Owner C. H. Rosie Lucas — Agent Paula Payne — Apprentice 20V BRISTOW GULF STATION N. Main Spring Streets Phone SU 5-9967 DAVE ANDERSON'S TIRE AND APPLIANCE TIRES ON TIME RETAIL WHOLESALE 632 E, PINE BLVO POPLAR BLUFF PHONE SU 5-9609 U.S. ROYAL TIRES — BATTERIES WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED LEGATE PASTRY SHOP Orders Taken For Receptions Weddings and Parties 513 Cedar St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phone SU 5-9668 Compliments of GLEN DREW Architect Corvair Restyled for Paris Show— FRANK NELSON CHEVROLET CO. 1000 BLOCK W. PINE POPLAR BLUFF, MO. Yvonne Beauty Salon Hairstyling By Arthurine SUnset 5-3418 815 Pine 210 BANK OF POPLAR BLUFF THE OLD RELIABLE Since 1886 200 S. Main Phone SU 5-4675 75 if ohm of Smui A Good Place to Stop” A W DRIVE-IN Highway 675 SU 5-9930 BUSBY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Compliments Of John T. Van Cleve, O.D. 212 TEXACO INC. Phone SU 5-2217 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Robert Ross, Consignor JLatm to tkt flaflfH Sound o 1340 KC Poplar Bluff, Missouri W. A. GARRISON Goodyear Tires Sinclair Products Phone SU 5-2120 Poplar Bluff, Missouri BARNES GROCER COMPANY Distributors Of Libby's, Del Monte Bush's Food Products Highway 60 East Dial SU 5-5744 SU 5-5743 213 Laundry Dry Cleaners Carpet Rug Cleaning Curtains - Draperies Cleaned Towel Linen Rental Service SUnset 5-2035 110 N. Riverview Compliments of FAMILY SHOE STORE 211 South Main Phone SU 5-2121 Rodgers Theatres, Inc. OPERATING RODGERS THEATRE BROADWAY PINE BLVD. P. B. DRIVE IN THE ATR! HIGHWAY 67 SOUTH AND Rexall DRUG STORES SUnset 5-9691 SUnset 5-9691 BROADWAY PINE IN THE ROGERS THEATRE BLDG. HWAY 67 S POPLAR 214 DEAR SENIOR CLASS OF 1962, MY BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS AS ONE OLD GRAD TO ALL OF YOU NEW ONES. MORRISON L. CLEVLEN, OWNER... Clevlen Insurance Agency SINCE 1882 MEMBER OF THE INSURANCE BOARD OF POPLAR BLUFF PHONE SUNSET 5-4664 310 VINE ST. STATE BANK BLDG. ‘‘IT IS WISE TO INSURE” WITH US Hewlett Wholesale Meats Howard Smith, City Sales n Foods Wholesale Only We Make Delivery In Refrigerated Trucks In Greater Poplar Bluff Area Dial SU 5-5266 Or SU 5-5147 625 Park Avenue orthwold Service Station ires. Batteries, Accessories Phone SU 5-3227 Highway 67 North CLEANERS LAUNDRY 5th and OAK l«IM� IO ■ 0THMI0F (TCAMIMS Drive-In Window Good Cleaning Doesn’t Cost... It Pays!” 215 Compliments Of F. W. Woolworth Company 201 South Main Air Conditioned For Your Comfort BAKER FLOOR SERVICE nlaid Linoleum Carpet Installation Free Estimates Rubber Tile Asphalt Tile Plastic Tile Floor Sanding and Finishing 614 Selma Phone SU 5-3993 216 SARACINI AND BREEDEN INC. INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE “Insure to Be Secure’’ 109 N. Main SU 5-6 O’NEAL’S Hart Schaffner Marx Dobbs Hats Arrow Shirts Jantzen Sportswear Congratulations From Grover Lance’s Market Quality Foods 1315 N. Main Dial SU 5-2719 Poplar Bluff, Missouri Kenney’s ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Shop Penney’s . . . hx JDhd PRINTING COMPANY LETTERPRESS • OFFSET HIGH QUALITY COMMERCIAL PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES Dial SU-5 3036 13 Cedar Street Poplar Bluff, Mo. You’ll Live Better You'll Save. 217 mm SPORTS - NEWS - MUSIC Compliments of W. T. LONG, O.D Congratulations Seniors! AM 930 FM 94.5 428 Vine Phone SU 5-3922 Sherwin-Williams Paints Kem-Glo -- Kem Tone Where To Buy Them” Sherwin-Williams Paint Store 409 Vine Street SU 5-2019 Compliments of CROWDER'S KATER INN Fried Chicken Our Specialty' Hwy. 67 and Vine Street Compliments Of Kinder Motor Company Your 218 Volkswagen Dealer Le Your Grocer Be Tbur Milkman Tastemark Better Than Good . . . It’s FOREMOST 523 Oak Dial SU 5-4594 COMPLIMENTS OF LUCY LEE HOSPITAL MC PHEETERS CLINIC SWANK'S SERVICE PARTS, TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Two Locations to Serve You Frank Swank - owner North Station: SU 5-5019 South Station: SU 5-3019 KING COPE BODY SHOP SU 5 4977 609 Sycamore St. Chilton King, Home Ph. SU 5-3753 Bill Cope, Home Ph. SU 5-5819 Best Wishes CLYDE REED Man’s Store Outfitters To Mankind 111 S. Broadway Phone SU 5-2410 “Piggie” Hogg’s SUPER MARK! Good Foods Are Our Specialty” Raymond Hogg 9th and Maude Phone SU 5-9676 220 Compliments Of Junior Misses Dresses A Complete Line Of Sportswear THE HOUSE OF FOODS 220 East Pine Boulevard The One Stop Food Center Phone SU 5-2737 NOWELL'S CAMERA SHOP iastman Kodak — Bell Howell — Polaroid — Graflex — Zeiss Complete Photographic Supplies 09 Broadway Cape Girardeau, Mo. Typewriters - Duplicators Adding Machines UNITED BUSINESS MACHINES Andy Williams Smith-Corona Dealer 317 E. Pine Phone SU 5-9415 Joe Ult £4tUUl Sons Inc. All Metals Iron - Brass - Steel - Copper 6th And Park ............. Miller Sales Company INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Hway. 60 67 Junction At The Water Tower Dial SUnset 5-3627 221 PORTRAITS A y'A1 m COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 24 Hour Kodacolor and “HOME OF QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS' Black and White Roll Film Finishing DIAL SU 5-4536 612 West Pine Blvd. Poplar Bluff, Missouri Compliments Of J. G. Flagg Cooperage Company Manufacturers Of Slack Barrel Staves P.O. Box 375 Since 1912 Overbey Furniture Company The Home Of Good Furniture For daytime, datetime, and playtime Dial SU 5-3416 ask for JUNIOR FASHIONS at 222 401 Vine Street FRIEDMAN'S — WE ARE INTERESTED IN OUR COMMUNITY — 101 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE SU-4621 DRIVE-IN FACILITY CORNER OF MAIN OAK STREETS 223 HAYS STORE Joel S. Hays — Letha M. Hays Authorized Gibson and Fender Guitars Record Players — Accessories Musical Instruments Magnavox Stereo and Television 313 Vine Street PRUETT’S DRIVE-INN Malts Shakes Sundaes Beefburgers Cheeseburgers Pit Barbecues Pizza Burgers “Behind Stadium” SU 5-4426 Yf.iK'’ Electric Company Complete Line Of Wiring Supplies Lighting Fixtures 224 NEW LOCATION — 204 NORTH D Dial SUnset 5-2938 MOTEL HEATED SWIMMING POOL COMPLETELY MODERN MOTEL AIR CONDITIONED ROOM SERVICE TELEVISION GIFT SHOP DINING ROOM CONNECTED MmfiS 510 HIGHWAY 67 SO. POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI PHONE SU 5-6404 J. A. PARKER TIRE OIL CO. COMPLIMENTS OF SMILEY CONTAINER V CORPORATION Corduroy Tires — Firestone Tires Phone SU 5-3938 1141 Vine Street SUMMUM COMPLIMENTS ri N A rn o r ■ ct cuod OF m., 1 � y. FLOWER GIFT SHOP K. Q. LEWIS « Annie Laurie Shannon TAX CONSULTANT 308 Vine St. 226 Phone SU 5-2320 227 PRESCRIPTIONS ARE OUR BUSINESS’’ VANDUVER Motor Company Hway 67 South Phone SU 5-5707 or SU 5-9935 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1962 The Latest Styles Make Their First Appearance at BOB EVANS SHOES 155 S. Main Sue and Emily watch as Kathy tries on a pair of Bob Evans' shoes. Bowl at CEDAR LANES Owned and Operated by Graduates of P.B.H.S. JIM PARKIN — WALTER PARKIN LARRY TACKETT C.O.E. Trainee lor 3ALF ■ 427 VM «IO V) SMS I POPLAR BLUFF. MO. Farnham Millinery Ahead Of Fashion 407 Vine Street Phone SU 5-2201 Compliments Of Pearce Transfer ee Estimate On Long Distance Moving SU 5-2420 P.O. Box 493 300 Ashcroft Road Forbridge eed Produce Co. Phone SU 5-2423 li At Henderson Avenue ed - Seed - Fertilizers - Quality Eggs FRITTS' 66 STATION GARAGE Tires — Brake Service Wheel Balancing Top Value Stamps 620 N Main Poplar Bluff, Mo. Phone SU 5-9938 Roberts Plumbing Heating Co. 315 N. Broadway Commercial Residential Industrial Phone SU 5-2517 ) BELKNAP DRUG Prescriptions - Cosmetics Fountain Service Corner Main Poplar Dial SU 5-4638 229 Electric Motor Specialists Compliments Of Bernie Lay Advertising Co. Highway 60-67 North Dial SU 5-2576 Dial SU 5-5779 Hway 53 lit LOW CASH PRICES- Pay in andDay out THIS BCAimm STORE n LOCATED 0M TlIC NlLL CZt INTERSECTION OF US HIGH WAVS S(W67 Ward-Fulton KEARBEY'S GULF STATION Compliments Of John T. Van Cleve, O.D. Congratulations Seniors! Highway 60 East Poplar Bluff, Mo. BEN BIDEWELL HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS 10 o'clock at Ben Bidwell's -Tfce ©fa s outft Pancafte 3t ouse at the AVALON MOTEL 231 POPLAR BLUFF DRUG CO. IRA WINTON, Pharmacist Phone SU 5-2037 200 Bartlett St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. JETT'S APPLIANCE 111 Broadway Phone SU 5-3818 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE DEALER Your Home Owned Family Store T. C. ALLEN SON (owners) 306-308 So. Main St. Ph. SUnset 5-2716 POPLAR BLUFF, MO. MJlJI cL ,J —A Children’s Wear “Where Fashion Begins” CLARK'S GARAGE 425 Poplar Poplar Bluff, Mo. Carburetor Transmission Specialists Valley Plaza Shopping Center Phone SU 5-3118 Compliments of MARVEL MUSIC COMPANY 114 Bartlett Street Phone SU 5-3333 Poplar Bluff, Missouri 232 THE TEXACO DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Robert Ross, Consignor POPLAR BLUFF HOSPITAL HENRICKSON CLINIC H. M. HENRICKSON, M. D. H. O. HENRICKSON, M. D. FRANK E. DINELLI, M. D. B. J. MACAULEY, M. D. WILLIAM TURNER, M. D. J. H. TURNER, M. D. ROBERT GREEN, M. D. JAMES K. MANN, M D. DAN B MOORE, M. D. GEORGE L BASHAM, M. D. K. I . SPORTING GOODS. Inc. M3 Pm l� c POPLAR BLUFF. MISSOURI REMNANT HOUSE MILL OUTLET FOR WORLD'S FINEST FABRICS 203 Poplar Street POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOUM Broadway Service Station Power-X Gas HONE 5 2031 Extra-Duty Motor Oil Complete Service for Your Car Norman Buck Leon Lewis Dealers Broadway Pine Sts. Somers Market Everyday Low Prices 426 S. 5th SU 5-3121 Open daily to 6:00 Friday and Saturday to 7:00 Flowers By OPPERMANN North Main at Broadway Phone SU 5-6416 Poplar Bluff, Mo. Grade A Pasteurized Products 1531 North Main U 5-2534 SU 5-4884 OZARK BEAUTY COLLEGE 430 Pine Street POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI Phone SUnset 5-5304 Zelma Carmichael, Owner 235 SINCE 1913 “Everything in Building Material from Foundation to Chimney Top Lumber — Builders Hardware — Insulation — Roofing — Wallboards Doors — Windows — Paints — Glass — Ornamental Iron — Awnings L. T. METZ LUMBER STORE OFFICE 310 S. 5th (Cedar 5th Sts.) Dial SUnset 5-9686 Quality Merchandise for the Entire Family PRUITT GLASS PAINT COMPANY GLASS PRODUCTS ALUMINUM WINDOWS DITZLER AUTOMOTIVE FINISHES Highway 60 East DIAL SU 5-2820 at STOVALL’S DEPARTMENT STORE 112 South Main SU 5-3727 236 NOW IT'S PEPSI ffpf JOLA FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG 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. T. E. RUFF, M. D. E. T. HANSBROUGH, M. D. DAVID V. MILLER, M. D. CURTIS RIPLEY, M. D. FRED CALDWELL, M. D. 621 PINE BOULEVARD Phone SU 5 4645 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT 1602 N. Main Phone SU 5-7505 BLUFF BOWLING LANES 16 BRUNSWICK CROWN IMPERIAL LANES FREE PARKING MODERN SNACK BAR PRO SHOP Jim Hogg Supermarket 842 West Pine COMPLETE MEAT SELECTION Plenty Of Free Parking Open Every Night Till Nine TOELLNER BAKERY West’s Flower Shop Greenhouses There was a young co-ed named Grace Whose home was a gang meeting place. Her steady, named Eddie, Helped get parties ready By bringing home Coke... by the case. And that's a slick idea for the next meeting of the gang at your house ! Established — 1869 Mrs. Scott A. Cotrell — Owner Grover W. Greer — Director Air-Conditioned Chapel 24 Hour Ambulance Service Dial SUnset 5-5701 701 Vine •u ori� r of Tk Cocs CeJ C—� p—y ky PRIEST FLOWER SHOP Corsages____Arrangements Barron Road Phone SU 5-4562 240 Poplar Bluff, Mo. PORTER-DEWITT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY POPLAR BLUFF, MISSOURI 241 The House Of Hospitality Northwold Restaurant Always The Finest” U. S. Hway 67 N Phone SU 5-5913 Famous Designers Originals” CELEBRITY SHOPPE Ladies Apparel LEE AND OPAL COLLESTER Owners 405 W. Vine St. Poplar Bluff, Mo. SU 5-8832 v VULvLLU Hi %i£ i-Cade lliftf lilr dairy Grade A Homogenized - Pasteurized Milk 307 South 5th Dial SU 5-2718 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Corner of Fifth and Vine Poplar Bluff, Missouri Locally Owned — Nationally Known Roy and Freeda Dawson EXCLUSIVE CITY REFRIGERATION CO. 102 N. 11th at Vine Poplar Bluff, Mo. POPLAR BLUFF, MO