St Henry High School - Trojan Yearbook (Charleston, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

mn I 9 54 I ST HENRY ANNUAL ST HENRY I-HGH SCI-IOCDL CI-IARLESTGN MO L...---- 'f5mm.9QmD' -,J CL' X 'TIL Q?t 54747 We, the Senior Class of 1955 proudly and humbly pay tribute to a very wonderful servant of God Sister M Eudocia, C PP S has served us and many others like us for eighteen years here at St Henry's, with a patience, humility, understanding, and kindness that is characteristic of an unselfish love of God and neighbor, by dedicating her whole life to God. Sister, you have our grati- tude, our prayers, and our congratulations. cgi 1 QV ,X Yqmh T .I E S . i Q fffffffffffffffff ti 53 fffllflfffffffffff 1. -LL, w ifi W, s. 1 . Q W '5- ' 'V -45 , ,,e 4rx 'nhl OUR PASTOB'S MESSAGE ,w.,,, Hearty Congratulations to fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff the Class of '55 St Henry's High School, faculty, and student body, rejoices with the young men and young women who have finished their course of study and who now eagerly look to the broader horizons of the future When looking back over the years spent in school, sentiments of sincere gratitude must arise in your hearts, dear Graduates Catholic education is indeed a grace of God Surely it is a blessing to be trained in a way of life that leads to happiness, temporal and eternal This is the aim of the education you have received Let it be remembered that it is a grace made poss'ble for you through the will come when you can show your gratitude to God by helping to pro vide Catholic education for other youthful members of Chr1st's Body You look to the future hopefully That you should, for your outlook must be optimistic, if it is Catholic We live courageously in the midst of problems, we live confidently amid dlscouragement, we live triumphantly in the face of apparent defeat For, we are Chr1st's We are His members, He who leads us to victory 'Thanks be to God who has given us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ May God bless you and be with you always X at Sd SN SX X Q Q SN ' . A sacrifices of your parents and countless generous Catholics. The day . I 5 X1 I, fffflflfflffffflfflfffUH!!! X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 3,,, vs to the Graduates of 1955! May your ideals always remain high, and may the blessing of God attend the realization of your ambitions lyfnrfff I-I-lil!!!lil-liliff!!!-llillliiiilllllilliflilil'I'iii!!IQllllllliil-Il'l'l'lll'Q-lliflll' Father Charles P Schmitt Our Pastor, Religion Instructor A Father Baymond W. Rau- -Religion Instructor, CIC Director I Sister M. Eustacia, C.PPS.---English, History N Sister M. Eudocia, C.PPS.---Mathematics, Social Science F T Sister M. Eunice, C.PPS.---Science, Latin A Sister M. Georglana, C.PPS.---Commercial C H Sister M. Bose Margaret, C.PPS.---Chorus 1 U E Sister Mary Martha, C.PPS.---Faculty Dietitian 9 L N Mrs. Paul B. Stricker---Baby Sitting Course 5 T B Mrs. Gene Nunnelee--Girls Physical Education 5 Y Y Mr. J.C. Henderson-Boy's Basketball Coach 7' w fy--, -as N., ,,.- ' , Congratulations yawn, SN XX rx Sl Xt rx rx rx SN X rx rx rx SN rs rx SN O T' 5--s-I S . --- X 11- ,-' V ,UN I 3? 'A complete man is not our whose mind only is active and enlightened, but he is a complete man who is alive in all his faculties The education which Forms character is indispensable, that which trains the mind is desirable Bishop John L Spalding 'In the school, as in uhatever other place in the boundless universe s man may find himself, he finds himself with God. In Him he moves, lives, and has his be1ng,' Bishop John L. Spalding 5 ' 4. I B I E 1 L B 5 O ' , o I N, a' M O ' ' , N 4-1 X. i Q! l 1 ,A my I 0 C , .5 1 L . . Q 5 , . A ,M S S lf y ' S ' I 6, 31 X M-.wx-v I I . . i' f 3' 0 I Xxgq V4 i R E p p V, A L W I B G O h W I O ' 0 H , 5,31 V.. N , I 2 --3 C 0 D . 5 ' L 1 x A gba Q S J X Z 'yi H CYIBPICUOI' 18 the cornerstone of success H ENIURS St. Henry, Class Patron, pray for ul. P B E Nh. 44-1 S I D E N T CHARLES TELKER E QLLDAA I -PRESIDENT 11,7 RUTH ANN CARB She is not afraid of tomorrow for she has seen yesterday and loves today. XQLQV Compent leader, captivating personality peacemaker and athletics. Sometimes happy, Sometimes gay, Sometimes mischievous, But never bad. E c B E 'N T A R Y 4 E, AX CHARLES JORDAN l -'-27:9 LOUISE GEIGEB Some think the world is made for fun and frollc, and so does she. KATHLEEN STOCKING Hind here - heart there. Where? Why in nursing. C::::D 1:::' Pleasant thoughts insure ever a pleasant disposition li ii sf JAMES BABBABEK 2-Q Zi if A friend to Qxfif NOBMA MANKEB AGNES STRICKEB Earnest, sincere, straightforward is she admire, she will always be. Quiet and conservativeg Serious and sincere AX Bright, and resourceful, and neat The peppiest girl you'1l ever meet. KL1!,? X' ml? ?W 'W Agnes Q A fly' W' gf! Ch ck M' u Louise Kathleen Ruth Ann H-uf Jimmy Norma Raymond we,the graduating class of '55, wish to dedicate a portion of this page in memory of our classmate, Maris Ellen Fin ley, who was killed during our second year of school She was liked by all, and we will never forget her .-Us -f ni 2 Y x . -. 44 'Q fs? We made our FIRST COMMUNION. as y, yyyy - I 3: LS +R M W ff fff cl-2 ' 6 - K A- V r as ni E r f ' ' 'W cn 1 if t 45 21: l f 6 N - ? l Q , M I 7 . - ' ' I 4. Q r wa X fs if ii '1f 1 f f ll A f M f fl .ss nfs ' I - i ' L K 6 - M Passed through Grade School ww 352 K Graduated K Became Freshmen I5 Q NOW 13 I? ISBN We don't have a Santa but we have a GLAUS we are not average but we do have a NOBMA K y We don't have a bus but we do have a CARB e don't have a river but we have a JORDAN We don't have a horse but we have a CHARLIE 23 fr Ve don't have a crowbar but we have a JIMMY We don't have a counter but we have a GEIGEB 1:5 We are not strict but we do have a STBICKEB We don't have a sock but we have a STOCKING We think we are the most to say the LEAST Things We Can't Possibly Imagine Ruth Ann Carr Getting mad when she threatens it? Louise Geiger Seen with an Italian boy hair cut? James Barborek Five feet tall, with black curly hair? Kathleen Stocking Not answering letters from her pen pals? Raymond Glaus Remembering to do things he is asked to do? Charles Telker Being a poor sport and unfriendly to anyone? Agnes Stricker Typing a ten minute test without any mistakes? Norma Manker Sitting in one position for two whole minutes? Charles Jordan Walking past a g1r1's desk without pesterlng her? ,J 4 ' ' , 5 I k,, z g ' Q '.?o 4:i,W T , N . 4 , A ' -,A W 'Xe,,V ' .. '.'1l Y 'W I ,- . , Yi ' mf 'TW C Ft fs' -. vv qgi 2, J' rx ' Qi 4 V 3' + img- , ' m 'ydf 2 Z NV, 'Ky y Q' I ' Kfy j tw i. 'K , I vt C- Q S Q' V ' 1 1- fLf N 5 it i X? ,Q J 4 F ., I I QQ ,Lf Lp -. ' gg' I at ' . EQ W J S w 'l' .. JIU . I lk -- ' . 'fu pvvix ,Q at ---- . i ing 1 X In 1 -QVX kv ww I H ff LAST WILL AND- TESTAMENT X sf C as 3+ K we, the Senior Class of '55 being of sound mind and body, but eccentric, do will and bequeath to the entire student body our experiences in the field of education Article Article Article Article Article Article Article To Our Alma Mater our everlasting loyalty To Father Schmitt and Father Rau, our sincere appreciation and gratitude for everything they have done for us. To the Faculty, our sincere thanks for their untiring efforts in educating us To the Juniors, our privileges as dignified Seniors and leaders of the school To the Sophomores, our gift of intelligence and ability to study everything and assimulate nothing To the Freshmen our ability to stay in and out of trouble during the coming year and the prestige of becoming Upper Classmen To our Parents, we will our earnest desire of making use of the education we have received through their efforts at St Henry's High RAYMOND GLAUS, do will and bequeath to Dennis Vied, my position as Pres ident so that he may receive the honor which belongs to him To Edd le Hart, my responsibility of taking care of the Senior Class pictures To Charles Halter, the last desk in the chemistry lab which I always managed to get To James Duvall, the assurance and ability of taking corners at high speed To Jack Chambers, my love for sports which I hope will make a man out of him To Agnes Zllafro, my ability to try to look innocent when I am in trouble RUTH CARR, do will and bequeath to Patriclg Hgrt, the color of my hair that she may never again complain about hers being red To Julia Gent 1, the remainder of my white typing paper May she be even more generous than I was To Roy J Stocking, my ability to keep my mouth shut at rolyg Duvgll,my position as keeper of the girls lockers To Cgtherine iger, my very well worn Shorthand book together with all the hours I have spent studlng it LOUISE GEIGEB, do will and bequeath to John Pgke, my ability to get Eng lish and hope he graduates with better grades in it than I did To Shir y Boitnott, my typing ability hoping she makes less mistakes than I did To Robert Henley, my History notes To Barbara Doolittle, my accuracy in playing basketball wishing her all the luck of the game T Juanita Donner, all the fun I had in my classes with my classmates JAMES BARBOREK, do will and bequeath to Margaret Goolsby, my job on the Year Book of '55 May you be as uccessful as I was To Victor Pgzed Q, nSp1dern the center position on the A team Make the All State Good luck, Spider' To Richard Selb, my desk in the rear of the room and hope he uses it for what I used it for To Dick Berry,my ability to study and make good grades in his Junior Year To Harold Gler, my job of fixing clocks for Sister Make them run frontwards, not backwards To Glennon Carr, my ability to do all of his homework and make good grades 1. - 2. 3. L+. 5. 6. 7. I, ,----,- - I, . r the right time. To Donald Bruendermgn, my proficiency in Latin. To Ca , Ge - I, - le ' 0 0 I. . s . r AGNES STRICKER, do will and bequeath to Presnell Jones, my wide awake appearance in History Class May he use it when his eyes grow heavy To my cousin, Patricia Stricker, my purse with the big mirror, so she won't have to spend long hours waiting in line To Eugene Bo1tnott,every one of my notebooks, with the hope he will be able to read them. To Ma y y Smith, my position on the basketball team Uphold it Mary Kay T Carol A Crooks,my gym su1t,w1th the promise to keep it clean and press ed, whick I have not always done To Bgrnard Duenne every one of my leadless eversharpes May he find some use for them KATHLEEN STOCKING, do will and bequeath to Emma Barborek,a love of danc 1n , which includes ballet and tap May she enjoy it as much as I do T Qny Kern, my ability to drive a oar without hitting anything To Bev rly Howell, my knack of writing long letters To Eugene Thomas, y ability to stay out late and still get to Mass on time the next morning To Martha Bledsoe, my ability of being limber But hope she finds more use for it than I did To Hunter Rolwing, 176 days or 880 hours, 52 880 minutes of Senior glory NORMA MANKER, do will and bequeath to Mary Ann Strlcker, my height, hop ing that she may reach the higher things of life To Willie Hart,my laugh which he hates so intensively To Ernest Carman my nice comfortable desk with the hope that he will keep it free from scratches and spotlessly clean To Clifford Vowels,my ability to get along with the teachers T my position as cheer leader with hopes that she gets as much joy out of it as I did CHARLES TELKER do will and bequeath to Barbara Schuhart, my desk in the front of the room To Charles Goolsby, my ability to shoot baskets Martin Pazedrg, my ability to drive a car without floorboarding it T John Dool1ttle,my ability to play ball without getting into an argument To Joseph Carman, my ability to hunt, hoping he brings in more game than CHARLES JORDAN, do will and bequeath to Jane Vied, my typewriter, if she doesn't make as many mistakes as I do To Joseph Baffety, my charming air conditioned gym shoes, complete without the laces To Judy Mo g, to arrive at school just in the nick of time To Robert Doolittle, my unfalling ability to be in some trouble, some place, some time, with someone To Betty S, Hart, my ability to raise gasps when time tor year book collection approaches lo Ray Hart, my ability to turn corners on two wheels without hitting anything In witness where of, we the parties hereto, have subscribed our names and seal on the twenty second day of May, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty five fcwbffw ew ,444A4 2?f+on4,ffZizn4fLaJ aanwf gf?09L1a4ia4nc I, -------- I' Ka o , q 0 I, ------- ' g o Q 0 Ke ' ...: e o In ' I I, ' . . o Marietta Lankhiet,my position as squad leader in Ph.Ed. 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C wi N, 9d Wu I X07 Q 5 RESHMEN .u gs M - - -S5 J' Q57 ag r ' P' 7 Maria Br ant Y as 1'p X Q00 0.9 6319 Robert 5 c w7' 1 ve... 5 N? ,vb Qoogfo Y 'R Glennon Carr FI Henley an It I Beverly Howell 6 ' N Eugene Thomas 4 Jack Q '+L 96 609904 Chambers fn-f Br 1' fb .l Betty Sue Hart Martha Bledsoe 11 as t 4, y Ill Y :S -L 33 N' ,I ',' M W . '- N 'ik 4004: C5 X 0 c f e , 4 of O 655 'O eoq C-'Jos so f Q, 'C , GA ff '- off , r . , 'yo' WF 'O , V N 9 Q '- is X x Q xi -I 1 ,- 0 ' IA 40 jf O 'Q if 2066 'J f 00.3 x 0 , I 5' ,JL QQ A I N I 0 G ., r , 4 - N ,V ff 'Q D, xt 1 - 'V , X N xy o ,. or Q A ,A ' M k X 4 , I' x 'Aj o J Q.. . oc nd hw 5,3 JO! Mi- f dzq rx 1 W , ,loin Q f ' 'A X e J Q.. ' 5' ' '- e ' NA ,iw '14 . 1 e fl 1 . -Q few , W 4 ,W Q ur , 0 00+ A ' 1' J: A' Ag A S ff C' M '5',, ' as wi Q A 04, A O 4, ,V O 09: 'fx isa 4 .X x 'F' :N3 A ,X V ul Q8 ' N '57 N' r K V I cgbb I 95 X , HUNURS EVENTS URTS SNAPS FEATU RES Saint Henry's Choir meets one night a week for practice. These boys scarcely 18365 a practice. Front row: Berislmo Schaffer, Edward Hart, Victor Pazdera, James Barborek, Martin Pazdera, Back row: Richard Berry, Joseph Carman, Char 68 Goolsby, Eugene Boltnott. President Raymond Glaus crowns Queen Mary Ann Strlcker before the Valentine Dance. King Hunter Bolwing nonchalantly awaits his crown. A busy corner in the Senior-Junior Boys Den at noon intermission. This year one room was set aside for the exclusive recrea- tional use of the upper classggg. Woe betide any lower classman who even dared venture too close to the door. The girls were given use of the Library. Betty Sue Hart A, f Scholarship Winner, '5'-P L 'kQQ'i Mary Ann Stricker spent many hours last summer help- ing re-organize our Library. Julia A. Gentry and Patricia Strlcker assisted her. Fran- , ces Tippy Hughes '52, typed all the cards. See our rings, ST. HENBY'S COMES OUT ON TOP Yes, thanks to Dennis V1ed's winning essay we did come out on top. His five minute broadcast, 'I Speak For Democracy' was judged the best of five entries in the contest. Other schools who entered the contest were: Lincoln High, Anniston High, Charleston H1gh,and East Prairie High Here are some extracts from his broadcast. I speak for democracy. Why? Because I am an 'SW American. All my life I have enjoyed the privileges that one, who lives in a democracy, may receive. I have grown up in surroundings where there are out- Spgken opinions, where no one is afraid to speak against what he thinks is wrong, where everyone has 8 right to choose what he thinks ls better for the welfare of the country. ,,, You have probably heard the slogan, 'Freedom is 'XFN up to each and everyone of us to preserve the rights and liberties that democracy has gained for men who have served their country so well. How? By taking our rightful place in our government. By working and fighting for what is right. These are the things which make America, democracy, liberty, strong. ...elif I From time to time Porky and Ferdie, our school banks, are opened and the money ls deposited in our school account. From our account, we have been able to pay for the Public Address System, the Inter- Communicatlon System, and a Tape Recorder. Hrs. Paul B. Strlcker, B.N., gave a six-week by Sitting Course to the girls of St. Henry's. 11 enjoyed the course immensely and at the end re- elved hand-lettered certificates, Emma Barborek id the lettering. Barborek Hothers made these formals Emma designed her own --IJ ls me 'T'--I '- V 1 , -'--' ' ,. 1 - - f .N fx, we V . f - .V .4 V, - ,, jf .. Wm.,4.,.Q- Before the banquet. gl E35-2, 1 I . A he Junior nd senior girls ith Mrs Nunnelee 0 had Juehth Sell' B0itfwH Mary Ag nes' Relwil Judy hers - made Om Www ,. 5 ,, M Norma Hawke They made their own formals. We are proud of them. li ,,g-nv OUR CHAPEBONES Hr and Hrs Charles E Jordan Hr. and Hrs Gene lunnelee EVENTS 1--ft' 2 A 5 M32 .3 y, , f ,,,. M, 1 if z, , I Q 4 2 3 tx l af, f!-' in fwwlf. I-llgz A4i Election Day Class President: a-WU' fd CJWW' Dennis vied V1 Pres?3g22?d Glaus Reception of writes winning essay 00' ' Senior 'I Speak for Democrac .' Charles Telker Class Rings y 1lnAl. 6:4 a 'i' 41,3 U 15. Honored Guest at Retreat Breakfast Father Raymond Rau, C.Y.C. Director. Father Charles P. Schmitt, Our Pastor. Father Christopher Martin, Retreat Master. Merry Christmas, Fathers! 195u Just before Midnight it 5 Q? s U BASKETBALL 1 954 1 955 Coach Henderson with the boys scans trol 'A' TEAM ans Cheerleaders With their Mascot -u 5J'ff 351: Wm. , -Q-'E ,'. , ' 159' ' his .1 ,A X, a , 4?i3sA . :gk 'W l!l 94 W KW 'vga N-...,' K . 'V' F sv. Aff 'E' 55-.gf I . 1. 'I 5 ...V-fr , .., 51 ,.....2f' if 'C ,ji f ri awww v On the ball Taking it easy Bing around . . Don't disturb It's snowing! More fun Still more .Have you heard? .Valentine March .Line of Beauty .Halloween Scare .A-1 Photographer .The Bug Killer .Future Physlclstl s ill We fx . he IN HEMORIAM The students of Saint Henry High would like to remember Mr. Ben Stricker in this annual because he is 3 good model for today's American Catholic. Upon his passing away, on last All Souls' Day. This com- munity certainly felt an emptiness which it is yet unable to fill. He not only aided his parish to his utmost in everything, but he also devoted much of his time to improving Charleston and this locality by taking an active part in civic affairs. A good example of Father Keller's Christopher movement,Mr. Stricker or, as he was called by many, Uncle Ben, Sh0W8d what one person can do to change the world we cannot improve upon his example, we can only im ltate it We offer these few lines as a tribute to a child of God whom we are most happy to know and love so well Requiescat in pace Dennis Vied, '56 + + + + + + + + + + + + +++++++++++++++++++++ mis ml ALL IN THE PREPARATION OF AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM Finding Material Checking out books Decorating The Program SNAPS 1 + . + z . + ' + + ' + 1 Q I + + U. W , ' . F ' iv ' Q J. r at A., 1 7' K V xx 4 V A A 'xl me ' , S , NWN i J -I Q sr ff' f f , g Xu X4 f ' K 311 W' . 5 E i . IO 7 1 A I 'X 5 . i assi , l d 1- Q -I ', 4!lW Mrs. Leo Carr - in charge of the kitchen Mrs. B111 Carman - assisting Mrs. Carr Norma Manker - selling chocolate milk ST. l'lENRY'S I'm hungry HAS HOT Yum! Yum! Yum! LUNCI-IES Cafeteria line Clean up squad -,1 .5 fz :Q--A ,wb Q? fflmff if I lace 06 Om 7464! 1 ru' Y ' 1 261i I jg f ff AMI ,I mn 'N HIL Swfff X , 4-U '06 eu,- QPQH' Yl3'? 'l QB' Q z gn .4 7 111111 S 'HB Xl- RADES FACULTY A xg, Sister Rose Margaret C PP S Primary I Sister Mary Gerald C PP S Primary II Sister Mary Anselm C PP S Third 6 Fourth Grades Sister Mary Rene C PP S Fifth 8 Sixth Grades Sister M Georgiana C PP S Seventh 8 Eighth Grades PRIMARY I Calmore Stallings Michael Wills, Moran Hahn, Raymond Goolsby, Henry Cook, Sharon Jansen, Edward Kampsen, Rosemary Zoellner Richard Vowels Mary Ann Pazdera, Homer wilburn, Robert Criss Fred Bruenderman, Kathryn Stricker, Dennis Thurman, Candice Jones, Philip Halter, Daniel Lankheit, ABSENT Barbara Stevenson, Donald Holifield PRIMARY II John Bryant, Barbara Baudendistel Robert Strlcker Mary S Seib, Jane E White, Carole A Kimes, Mary Rolwing, Mary A Bryant David Carman, Peggy Fields, Frank Marshall Barbara Kennedy Linda Holwlng, Lester Grlsso, Barbara Stricker, Denis Carlisle, Diane Nunnelee John H Scheffer Anna Hart, Harvey Cooper, Judith Stricker, Michael Zoellner Teresa Jones, Marlon Faust, Kenneth Anselm, Judith Uthoff Martin Zoellner, Carolyn Berry, Donald Hequembourg, Dorothy Turner, Jay Bledsoe, Donna Newcomb, Chris Dernoncourt, Jackie Phillips, Denis Plerceal, Dorothy Scheffer, Sharon Simmons, John Manker GRADES III A IV Delores Hahn, Robert F Strlcker, Denise Bard, wil liam wills, Dorothy Pottinger, Stephen Stricker, Marcella Haas, Hohn Bruenderman, Judith Lelble, Gary Uthoff, Allen Benz, Barbara Marshall, Daniel Raffety, Mildred Lankheit, Larry Gler, Joyce Cooper, Michael Strlcker Twalla Hart, JOBSPYI Laflkhelt, Diana Bledsoe, Philip Raffety, Mary B Grisso, Carolyn Harwell, Larry Myers, Carla Raben, Rod Gilmore, Brenda Wllburn, James Burden, Ann Lankhelt, Michael Vowels, Dorothy Harwell, John Hart, Maxine Thurman, James Butler, Tony Ohmes, Janet Duenne, Wilfred Hart, Rita Bruenderman, Mary Renaud Marilyn Cook, Carole Jansen, Mary Marshall, Raymond Manker ABSENT Jack Stevenson GRADES V 5 VI Carolyn Boitnott, Thomas Nunnelee, Hazel Marshall, Sue Burden, George Cook, Jackie Grlsso, Joseph Rolwing, Carlona Carr, Wayne Hart, Marilyn Lankheit, Stephen Rolwing Maureen Gier, Charles Harwell, Carole Halter, Richard Brown, George Pazdera, Fay Humphrey Thomas Hart, Luella Telker, william wright, Melba Manker, Edward Goolsby, Sandra Carr, David Renaud, Mary Langle, Herman Lankheit, Charlotte Hart, Linda Parker, Gary Vowels, Annetta Cook, Terry Rowe, Paula Strlcker, Stephen Hequembourg, Joyce O'Rourke, william Thurman, James Manker, william Strlcker, Joseph Scheffer, Anne Rowe, Arthur L Baugh, Hazel Jones, Richard Crenshaw ABSENT John Stevenson GRADES VII 8 VIII Winston Wilburn, Joseph Pazdera, Kenneth Manker, Ambrose Telker, Mary Bruenderman, Betty Rolwing, Robert Hart, Frances Telker, Richard Bruenderman, Estelle Bledsoe, David Bonifleld, Janet Seib, Douglas Zilafro, Judy Gier, Henry Patterson, Russel Faust, Judy 0'Rourke, William Bruenderman, Delorls Gier, James Kennedy, Mary J. Harwell, Gene Hart, Elaine Scheffer, James Stricker, James Carlisle, Mary L. Thurman, George Harwell, Nell Stallings, Leonard Cook, Clara Murphy, Ronald Chambers, Charles Lankhelt, Donna Lankheit, Geneva Nanker. ABSENT: Roy Stevenson. . L ' M S.CHO0.L 3 -j 1 ST. HENRY GRADE SCHOOL -.-V... -A-ff, --.Q ,.-. v A i I y tw-fl alll m dffllmx A Q Q, lm fx N-x Hfwig S NAIA :Nq- vf' Ai 'if A Q, '5 ll I 3 1 Af f'o 5FF Zi n N574 Fil 'J sgxfkf 'M 8 H6535 'X QQSW 'W 'Q 'L M I5 1 H, f '1fj Q ' 5.4'ff.:fI 'N Mvgf' 'W 'x 'H Ps, 'vm an , .4 5 +535 ' ' L ' - Q, ff J' , , X -- as ,f wiv' 3' ,M Q Q ' Xa ' ,if rr' o-I A K ' ,O 5 ni., 'yy .5 fi f ln V tx ' I 'lil I F' V ' V AK V N ' f ' T' -X fn, 'l'll V. 4 , bg x 7 4 v lm 7 1 dx I 'M' I ' A 9 X ' 9' ! s 4 0 ' 40 Q- '. - 0- .I ' v 1 ..,. 'LQ 4- 4 , J 4, 49,3 .,! ' 1 ., F Q, 1 pr . .KN 1 if I hid. -- -4K fl ' . , f J Q H X I Q 1 1 , - lx 'QQ' ' - -M ' ' ' v w VL. .- px .1 1 ff X- wk f 4 f f f ' , f c !.'f -.All jx' f s s ' . 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'- ' I ANGELS asnnuscr FIRST CHRISTMAS JOSEPH HEARS CAESAR'S ORDERS A ONE ACT PLAY GIVEN BY THE LITTLE ONES SPAIN Dancing in UNITED STATES if WOODEN SHOE CHRISTHAS RUSSIA Dancing in COOKIE LAND AN OPERETTA PORTRAYING CHRISTMAS IN MANY LANDS GIVEN BY ST HENRY GRADE SCHOOL J A I 4- 1 f 'ty um' c V V N l A s Q 'fi' A A .I ,X x XIX I o I 'ls A 4 1 ,Q X I 'H I g. , S I ATRUNIZE Charles Jordan, Jr Photographer James Barborek Artist Louise Geiger Editor mum -a HRS Test's Grocery uIT'S BEST FROM TEST'Sn an Free Delivery ww Charleston, Missouri Dial 2-9281 BECK'S TIN Sl-IOP HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING OIL COAL rl A 5 0 MSP ,,' '1.1 -xt' lr, Speidel TV Co. Sales k Service 116 W. Commercial Charleston, Ho. Compliments of CHARLESTON PLUMBING 6- HEATING COMPANY for good Plu bing Q Heating Installation T R Gentry, Ow er WYATT JUNCWON KETTERERS MARKET SERVICE STATION and Quality Heats Groceries RESTAURANT e Cooked Heals Dial 2 7671 Open 24+ Hou s Cha leston High y 60 62 Wyatt H Colpli e t Robert E Heames Conpline ts of Norton Shoe Store S1k0stQn Hissourl FOR THE BEST FOOD EA MORETON COFFEE SHOP I-IAZEL S D1 1 2581 W tt M THE NEW BLUE JAY GQOCERY 6- LUNCH ROOM Specializes in School Lu ches South Main St Frank Smith O O 9 6 Hom . - , r r , Ho. W8 y oo m n s n I . ' C 1 U R IN TOWN B, Compliments 5 of T E R V AT I C E 9 a ya , o. r ve- n f I O Compliments HER WHART Texaco Service Station And Tire Shop H1 way - 60, East P11088 3 9051 We can equip your store complete whether its a Super Market or a corner grocery New or used Typewrlters Adding Machines Air Conditioners for the home or office SOUTHEAST MISSOURI'S LARGEST STORE EQUIPMENT DEALERS Roy J Stockmg Grover Sutherlm 2 7641 2 1271 0041 'FOB THE BEST IN PRICE AND SERVICE' ILC Davls Button 81 Gram Gnmpan Phone 2 7511 Charleston, Missouri of 0 Phones - - 2- . l I LAIR' Always HOME FURNISHINGS Always Dependable Guaranteed Quality Satisfaction Established 1898 LOW PRICES EASY TERMS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Automobile 8 Bike Needs Home owned and Operated CHARLES E JORDAN 8 SON 110 E Commercial Dial 2 7241 ohnme s DIIVC In Insure with B Cue Sandwiches Soft Dr-mks custard BRYANT 5, HILL Owned and operated by Mr Lloyd Baker INSURANLE AUENCY Phone 2 6741 E COMMSPCIBI Dial 3 3361 Charleston, Mo Highway 60 East Charleston, Compliments French Implement Co. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Dial 2 7401 CHARLESTON, MISSOURI by K Q N J 0 7 I Bar- - ' Mop of GARSON MOTOR CO 0 CHARLESTON MO Phone Phone 2 7221 'Your Pontiac and GMC Dealer' 2 1571 Compliments of Schuchart Farms Registered Holstein Cattle Phone 7 251+3 Morehouse, Missouri Compliments ATTEBERRY DAIRY GRADE A Pasteurized and Homogenized Products Courteous Dependable Service Dial 2-6511 O WEST HIGHWAY 60 W R: Q .- WA66ENER'S For Better Built Homes Service Station MARTIN PAZDERA Sinclair 6- SONS oils and Greases Building Contractors Good Year Tires and Batteries Phone 2-8659 South Main St. D181 3-9221 Ch8.I'16St0!'1, Missouri Compliments CARROLL'S FLORIST 208 Sikes St. Sikeston, Mo. Phone 163 TI-IE . DAILY SIKESTON STANDARD The Boothee1's only Democratic DEHYDRATOR S SUPPLY CO Daily Newspaper Some News Some Views W' E' Morris 8' Sons Call your carrier boy Phone 2'6131 CONGRATULATIONS SAMPLE SHOE STORE to THE CLASS of 1955 MR. 6- MRS. SCI-IOLZ 6' Charleston, Missouri MARY J, SCHOLZ Home of Good Shoe Repairs COMPLIMENTS Raffety and Company N ERMANS CHARLESTON ABSTRACT CO BRUE D Ab t Q lity De 1 Dial 2 N241 3 9271 2 S L Ki h S ith Ki h Smith C 1 t 11 11 CUTTER'S f CAFE 108 North Hain Street BLAYLOCK BEAUTY SALON OF I Groceries - ua Meat cts Loans Insurance Free 1 very , J Phone - 18 . ocust ' Je 8 m 8 ' F hares on M C mp 'ent Comp ments of o I-I cf H HARDWARE SUPPLY Slmmons Brown Ford Company For All Your Hardware Needs SEE US FIRST ADMIRAL TELEVISION The World ' s Finest 305 W Commercial Charleston Mo A lull!! YOUR FORD DEALER 4 PL 'Vi 4,1 A' You Can Pay More wg But You Can't Buy Better D' ji, CHARLESTON GIN CO Grade A Incorporated DIARY PRODUCTS COTTON and GRAIN and Charleston, JO KAY ICE CREAM Compliments of CENTRAL FOOD STORE Sikeston, Missouri O n-1 . St. . Z! ' 1 ' l, Sekuckarf Fmrmi R ,Q 5 ' '- f 11 gg, 1 'nk fl . - '. T' , ,A - 3. , ,I h. .' I-jg if if ' ,, ' . ' pf., m L51 N , ' .fa It ,fl ' -l7 'f sus.: 1 X, I W Aygkf 1hgjw'MT. ' 1- ' Vpf, ,' -'oz-Lb t-Y ' fi, aff A W .. . Q C MO. ' sr CIGABS CANDY CIGARETTES SOFT DRINKS Shell Drlve-ln Cafe Z U.S. ROUTE 60 i CHARLESTON, MISSOURI SANDWICHES CURB SERVICE ,n.f' .+I Holloway Cotton 6: Elevator Co. PHONE 2-1221 CHARLESTON, MISSOURI B R E W E R ' S REXALL DRUG sToRE HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES THE DRUGSTORE ON THE CORNER Dial 2-7361 2-6401 Charleston GOOD LUCK to the CLASS of 1955 Compliments from of KELLET , YEILI N E S DODGE - PLYMDUTH DEALER CLEANERS AND CLOTHIERS The oldest dealer selling and servicing Style ' Hart ' 5111173 Chrysler products in Sikeston Portls Hats Phone 168 or 838 Slkeston, Mo. COMPLIMENTS HLBUMBKIEO - g r 1 f I J E. ELLIS cv soN COM LIMENTS Home Oil Co. Charleston Auction Co. Harry Warren and Son H UMMEL'S DRUG STORE DRUGS COSHETICS Phone 3-3081 CAMERAS Charleston Compliments of CRENSI-IAW FROZEN FOOD LOCKER DIAL 2-4901 P.N. Hirsch 5 Company operating 1.1. BLUM Compliments of CHARLESTON BAKERY Home of DIXIE BELLE CAKES Phone 2 9761 Compliments SLATEN S STORE Groceries R Meats Highway 60 East Charleston Phone 23601 Discount to all Garages and Insurance Companies GLASS INSTALLED WHILE YOU W S6cS 106 South Green St Charleston, Missouri Phone 2 6451 Owners Frank Schaffer, Jr and Russell Smith JAS. L. BYRD LUMBER CO BIEIUAHIN Moons Punts nuns-uma noormc JCC St0Ckm?1U Old Judge Coffee is e STANDARD SERVICE BOOSTER Lubrication - Tires - Batteries for ST. HENBY'S SCHOOL Wyatt Missouri Try the new Instant Old Judge Sikeston Tractor 81 lmpliment Co John Deere Farm Equipment De Soto and Plymouth Automobiles 130 S. Kingshighway Sikeston, Mo CI-IARLESTONIAN SERVICE STATION a GRILL Excellent Foods and Pleasant Atmosphere CONOCO PRODUCTS Y.: .L Y' 20.10 I1 'U o m p 1 1 m e n t s STAN EI ELD DRUG STORE 106 South Main Dial 2-7181 Compliments of CHARLESTON FLOWER SHOP 6 CITY FLORIST 'Flowers for all accasions 105 South Hain Eva and Jack Blake, Owners Charleston, Mo. Winchester Chevrolet Buick Co. CHARLESTON, Mo. nYour Transportation Headquartersn Dial 2-4201 I 7 BEN FRANKLIN STORE g I Everything From A to z 'The Friendly Yard' E. C. ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY The Best in Building Materials Compliments Wyatt Cotton Co Wyatt Missouri Graham Bros HIWHY Market QUALITY PRICES 8 EAST END MARKET ssavlcrs H me of Good Foods 100 N 9th St ect D181 2 8991 Dial 2 5591 Clara Earl Frances of C I ,lf ' 3 a ' 4 7 3 I . ,ii . . t Y ri i ,- . O s I' .- The Enterprise-Courier TYPEWRITERS PERSONAL STATIONERY ADDING MACHINES WEDDING INYITATIONS ASHBY'S Compliments LUNCH ROOM of North Hain PAUL HILL Dial 3-9041 Charleston, Missouri Compliments of CHARLESTON ELECTRIC I 1 ---1. Dexter Poplar Bluff YOU SAVE WHEN YOU SHOP at Fl'iedll.1.a.ll'S Charleston East Prairie il! CO0N'S INSURANCE AGENCY 'W ALL KINDS 4' For All Your Automotive Needs Horace A' Coon SEE US FIRST Goodrich Silvertown Tires Edward J. Coon Robert H. Coon Dial 20691 H 6- H AUTO SUPPLY Charleston, Mo. East Prairie, Mo. FERRELL Bnos. Compliments Commercial Street of O'ROURKE'S STORE HOME KILLED :mms STQRE KlLLhI2 PREPACKAGED FRESH FISH FERRELL'S GROCERY Q MARKET Ge eral Merchandise Billiard Hall Picture Show Compliments VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2-7151 Charleston, Mo. M8.1'k6t su-get Bee Holm! and Edith muse? NUNNELEE FUNERAL AIBULANCE SERVICE Distinctive Dial 2 6001 Dependable Compliments MISSOURI UTILITIES HARRY I-I SUTI-IERLAND Charleston, Mo AGENT STANDARD OIL Dial 2 5871 A CITIZEN WHEREVER WE SERVE Compliments REEVES FEED MILL cont nz Soy 111 Dial 2 9871 Ch l M se I k - CLAY COUNTY COTTON CO. Compliments S MCCUTCHEN cf GAY THEATERS ROLWING - MCXLEY Congratulations to COTTON GINNERS 8 BUYERS the D8 1 1 smuons of 1955 8 an n GRAIN FERTILIZER SEEDS S A L I B A 2 S Always in the Market at Top Prices M111 Street Dial 3121 Charleston, Mo. FOUNTAIN DRINKS SANDWICHES INZ SOUPS LUNCHES Charleston Super Cut Rate COSEIIET ICS JEWELRY DRUGS GIFTS The Dysart Studlo Photography in the modern manner Hy 61 South Sikeston, Mo Phone 633 I-A S C Compliments GEO McBRIDE HOME MADE PIE CHU-1 COOPERAGE CO STEAKS SANDWICHES PLATE LUNCHES For Better Foods At Lower Prices Visit Burkett S SUPER MARKET Highway 60, west Dial 2 2831 0 ' 9 of OPEN FROM 5 A. M. - 8 P. M. I I Farmer :Sz Goodm Tractor Company D JU edff' Fil Ford I a1 mmg Iii rulqurn tc 1 fs 1 R A C T 0 R TELEPHONE 2 7531 HIGHWAY 60 EAST FARM EQUIPMENT Charleston Mo 'Profits small, volume great That's the way we operate DEPARTMENT STORE FURNITURE COMPANY Charleston, M STEWART S Grocery 8 Market H1 way 60, West Dial 21091 AU'-T MCMIKLE FUNERAL Home HARDWARE Co. AIR CONDITIONED QUALITY SE RVICE ANBULANCE SERVICE PRICE EAST PRAIRIE CHARLESTON CHARLESTON, MO. Phone 5121 Phone 2-5121 Sikeston Fruit 8: Produce Mkt. Phone 195 8 196 muuuws I Compliments of KRUEER Compliments of N U- OMPANY Dial 2-9001 Charleston, Mo. Charleston Democrat Every Page Packed with Stories, Pictures, Editorials, and Features DANIEL INSURANCE AGENCY C General Insurance 2 S S Dial 3-3551 Charleston, Ho. M Om .... Right Reverend Monsignor John J. O'Ne1ll mther Charles P Schmitt Grades 3 a U Father Raymond W Rau Grades 5 8: 6 mther Richard H. Suren Bobby Goolsby Hrs Frank Ales Mr 8 Mrs Herman W Hart 8 Family Lois Arnold Mr. William Hart J Abner Beck Junior Boys of '55 Hrs A Mrs Joe Bertram Junior Girls of '55 Frank Bihr Mr 5 Mrs Alfred Kern 5 Family Bill Boitnott Verna Knight Margie Bryant Jack Marshall Bryant Jewelry Cpl James Edward O'Neal mlph Carr, Jr Mr 8 Mrs Martin Paxdera 8 Family William A Carr Mr 8 Mrs Cornelius Rolwlng kverend 8 Mrs A B Cooper John Henry Scheffer County Collector Office Mr 5 Mrs S R Schuchart Hr 8 Mrs Edgar Culbertson Senior Boys of '55 Mr 6 Mrs Cletus Doolittle Senior girls of '55 Richard Doolittle Seventh Grade AIC Charles Doolittle Sister Boy Maureen Cletus Doolittle Marjorie Smith Dr John Dernoncourt Sophomore Class Eighth Grade James Stricker Hr 3 Mrs George Fields Frances Strlcker Mr 3 Mrs Herbert Forrester 8 Family Mr d Mrs Raymond Stricker Charles L 'Honkie' Fox 3 Stoogles Kenny, Ambrose, Larry Alfred Friedman Charles Telker Freshman Class Mr 5 Mrs Clifford Vowels 8 Family Grades L 5 2 Doris Wills '7 x -fu ,40- When our annuals are distributed, everyone knows that the Seniors will soon leave the walls of Saint Henry High As that time is here, we, the Class of '55, would like to thank the PRIESTS, Father Charles P Schmitt, and Father Raymond Rau who have guided us throughout our years of school We wish to thank the SISTERS who have patiently helped us learn, and our PARENTS who have sacrificed for us We take this opportunity, too, of thanking our good ADVERTISERS and PATRONS, you who have helped us in our efforts to make this annual possible ,Q - :fig Q A .. . s N at i A V j . 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