St Marys High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)
- Class of 1939
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D use D D ll t l 1 45 l l l w 4 Very Reverend HENRY F SCHUERMANNT P D D D V F Pastor of Samt Mary s Parish To the Graduates Parents and Frlends 01 St Mary s Hlgh School When the Graduatmg Class of 1939 steps mto the Sanctuary of St Marys Church on the nlght of June fourth lt w1l1 be the tenth Class to leaxe the Portals of St Marys Hlgl School The bold adx enture m the field of Cathollc Educatlon begun by Father Pruente xs no w establxshed The graduates of St Marys Hxgh School haxe taken then rlghtful place m the busmess xxorld professxonal field and also nrellglous l1fe They are falthful sons and daughters of the Church vuth but few exccptlons You graduates go forth 1nto what field xx do not knovt but we want to pledge ane loyalty to the ldeals and the Falth we haxetaught you You parents and friends may we exem suoport thus nstltutlon founded by the Samtlv' Father Pruente bu1lt vt 1th the SHCIIUCQ and efforts of the SISICFS of Notre Dame and the prlests of St Marys St Vmcents Paush and College Deal Graduates the tx orld IS before you Come back to us a credxt to Cod and Country VERY REV H F SCHUERMANN P D D D V V -'xvr -'JS' r I 1 nz f 1' f -'X' . . h. .. . ., . . . , . 1 . . , V . 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T iY af-fe-ffrffHl.LlTEs '39-as REV HENRY WV WIESMANIN I became acquamted xxlth the members ff class 39 xx hen they were ln the sex enth grade At that tlme the class xxas 61111K ened by the presence of Adrlan and Cyr11 LeGran4 Robelt Latham Paul Job Jerome Zxmmcr Hemy Ntederkorn and others In the Freshman year there xx as a dlsclplmaxy problem There always IS a dlsuphnat 1 problem IH the Fleshman year of course but 1n the case of class 59 I mdged the s1tuat1o1 sufflclently desperate to buy a 22 cal ber ufie to be axxarded to the boy shoxxmg the most IIUDIOX ement aftel a month or so of t1y1ng In the subsequent xotmg some thought Jerome Zlmmer s nrprox ement tluly mlraculous xx hlle others thought the same of Sylx ester Lfermgez Aitel a long deadlock the class gaxc up dDxlHXNHld6d the gun to Earl Ponder He had alxx ays been a good boy 'mvxx ay tlons the classs I'6b1bldllCC to educatlon became much less plonounced In Semor year thexe xxas no xeslstance at all so much so that Ih'1 L looked fo1xx'nd to the tunes spent xxlth the cl :ss Besldes quxte pleasantly CXDlOllIlU th xewlms ot psychology as related to l0llglOlI besldes puttmg on 1 good plax xxlth me hncst ol toopemtxon xxe haxe tlns yen added to plestlgc oi the School bv llll1OdLlLlI'lg 1 muthlugcx 'md 1no1e IIIIBIBSUDO' Scmox T11p Fox the membtxs of Cl ass 39 I xxlsh the llll0NI that thls 'md the next xx olld h is to ofle I hope xxe shtll tontxnue undehmttlx on tu llc cnt txnendlw tex ms REV H VK WIESM XNIN f WW, l Y . 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HAAS The embodiment of all that is sporting, sincere, thoroughly likable in or out of class. Acolyte '36, '37 d,,,.,,,,,,,.L.- V wi. Athletics, 36, '37, '38, '39 ,- Vice President '38 . Associate Editor of Hi-Lites '39 If President '39 -' Business Manager of Annual 39 BERNICE H ADE Blonde locks and blue eyes vit HCIOUSUCSS and bersonality plus thats Bernice Glee Club 37 OFCh6St13 37 Student Council 37 Business Manager of Annual 39 Class Attorney 39 EARL J PONDER Mm a grand sense of humor with the quallties that make a true Irlend an the result will be Earl Acoiyne 36 37 JJ lvl Ll L ILLE J V5 IBBEWMEYER Lucille xx as born vxith talent and finds hex greatest h ippiness in using it Dc-biting Club Notre Dame High School 38 Athletics Notie Dame High School 36 37 38 M 0,0114 5,4-iQ, ,JP-M' - 9 ' . 1 , - ' l -. I . . , ' 1 f '. , Y l ' 4 Y . . ' yu V s v' ' ' 1 V Q ' .' . . 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ALMA T STAMMER Sweetness of nature and loyalty make Alma one grand friend Glee Club 37 Athletics 36 LEON R JANSEN We vull always remember Leons practical sense blending with high ideals Secretary 3o Reporter 37 Bulletin 39 Student Representatn e VIRGINIA SCHAEFER Clex er friendly and gay hers is a sincere smile and a congenial disposition Arhieucs 36 'f J WM' Glee Club 37 Reporter 36 7 Treasurer 38 Secretary and Treasurer 39 Class Historian 39 ini .si ' j l iris' 1 I n I Y ' ,Q - 1 I ,- lx b l . ' .' 1 ' . Y 3 Y . , X . 57 v , . , 1 . . . X I I , . I 4 Y Qi - ., 1 D . - i v :fx Y ' I .gflfpolj , u , 1 Y I . JV, ' ' 7 5' 1 ' J ,NW ..,, - , 1 Y 7 1 .l at H '1lTfic39 1 at ANNA GARCIA BRAUN 'f Sweet. soft-spoken, sociable Anna s s ll. . Athletics '36, '37 Glee Club '37 l X Sp11'1tual Prefect 37 W WZLMA E. FRENCH Sweet and generous-with hex' 'i n ers ality sho Treasurex' '37 ' Athletics '36, '37 SchoolCalendar '39 is ever gaining new 1'l'i EI GENE H HOHLER An attractne personahty together w1th a bxoad sense mf humor Wlll calry Gene far on the road to succ s Acolyte 36 37 StL dent Counc1l 37 BUSINESS Manager of Annual 39 K Ass1stant Edxtor H1 LlteS 39 Student Representatue 3 IU ILLE M KELLY He1 cheellul temper coupled vuth smcerlty makes he1 beauty attlactlxe and w1t good natuled Gle Cluo Jackson Hxgh School 36 37 38 S1 Olt Club JlCkSO 1 Hlgh School 33 Band Jackson H1gh School 36 My Q WIRGINIA R HOHLER guna 1s qulet but m hex llcnc mly LL 1 .1 lllLlldNlllD th 11 1s llstmff md t1u Athlctlcs 36 37 38 Cllss Hlstmlm 39 . f '2 '.'f'.- I .' 'ffl' 4' a as .fa .'.- .: .'.'I'1':'.'. .-f - .- Aw 1' '3 E-aa iff J ff: ff: I if y' , 1 4 , 1 L38 . 1 fu - lt ' ' , xU,,d ' . . .- . , ' - , . r Q I ' . S ' I , ! Y I . - ' ! -I Q Ygir ' 'z. ' 3 ' ' :' 2 1. ll 'o' 21.1 Ll as 1 Pflwglb' . 1 M-M X J , MARJORIE L. HOWENSTEIN Intelligent in a broad, unrestricted X yt fri ly, with a manner loved for its sincerity. 0 ,, President '36. '37 wx ' K . Athletics '36, '37, '38 -, Edirol- of Annual '39 , y' 5 Editor of Hi-Lites '39 x f 4 'f MQ' . l A . I, A, JOHN A. WULFERS With a heart of gold and a sincere love of fun, John is someone worth rememb ri Treasurer '36 Class Time Keeper '39f -L-ff gg Lusiness Manager of Annual '39 1' amid!! I bf' MM wif Miss Vzrgzma Herre llfiss Vxrglnia Herre has taught us s :ence and mathematics since last Septembe She IS a graduate of Webster College xxhere she ll13jOled in biology and mmored in chemistry and philosophy There she obtained a B S degree Her work was con tmued as a technician in the St Lou s Maternity Hospital a branch of the Medical Department ot Washington Umxersity While at St Marys she has taken actnc part in all school actixitles 'and also gi en xaluable assistance to the Alumni by direct ing their play To Miss Herre we xush to express our gratitude and appreciation for her help n'l :J sistance s well as her pleasant companionship throughout the past year .- -free: L. gr ?'.: .-2'-e '.:e .-Z- f Dy 'fx - N -'-' 'I 'N 5 1 if , 4 f ' 5 l I ' ' 1 . Y K 1 It ,I yt I I I V X 1 ! l I .4 v , l ' 0 . - . . . . 1 1 . 1,- I A .' ' ' :HOA A IC' ' ' l ' f. . ' . ' ' , ' ' ' l A v ' , , . , v. . L Q .V A V . 1 . . - 3 . s ' , a. . 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L eaaeaxaagigiii iaaiiiaaiaeaaasaagigi L SENIOR CLASS OF 1939 From left to rlght Front row Kenneth Haas Wllma French Lucllle Kelly Kathryn Grxffaw V1rg1n1a Hohler Eugene Hohler Second row Joseph Burger Earl Ponder Anna Garcla Braun John Wulfers Leon Jansen Th1rd roxx Vxrglma Schaefer MarJor1e Hoxxensteln Mlldred Martln Alma Stammer Lucxlle Wlbbenmever Bermce Ade 'Q- G Our last opportunlty to express our sentnnent as a class has come For oux teachers classmates and loxx er classmen vte xxlsh only the best thmgs and xxe hop that ou: dear Alma Mater xv11l ex er prosper and be a better 1nst1tut1on due to the class of 1939 The xxork of the teachers and of our dear Pastor xxlll ex 61 be apple cmted by us The Ideals ot oul Alma 'VI'1ter xx1ll be oul guldlng star and xxe '11 celtfzm ol success is long is xxe iolloxx them and 'ne futhful We hope that St 'NI xxx s xx1ll ex 61 hx e xexson to be ploud of each and exexx lllelllbel of the class of '39 Success md pro pel 1tx to oux delr Alma N'l'llCl and lts fxlends l ' ! 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' 1 ,cyl 1 . . . , .1 1' L ' ' 'ff 'f ' , . , .,..,. .,,,... . . , . .,. . . ,,. ., . . .a. .,.. . . . .- . . , - - ,', ' I. .,.,.3.g.3.g.-....g,, , . 4.3.5. .,:.-.,.-.,.,.,. 1-.,: :,:,.,:-.,:,:,,: :,: . zlxlvi, : - I: 1-:-2-:-' .-..-: -:- , , , g'56'E-g-1- -:- --f-gf-1-:-:-':-:-1-1-' :-.- :-:-:-':-:-'-.-.-:-:-:-1-:-4-1-Q-':-:-:+'-'-g.-:g.-.:.g:-1:-.q:f.g. --gf., -.3.fg.g cfzfzezfzfznmfgfzfzgizgzfz-gfzfzfzfzizfz... f.f:f:f:fxf:-:f:g'.f:fx2gf:fgf:-gx5r.f, ui . , L, . . . sEg . L - 5 . 3 L L. J L g L. .L . A T T v T I ' T iQQQ2 Hllhfg' T ' ' ? T Y ..!ia..f..1i.4i.gEA:1LA.f 1 ialafi--jL11.:i14.i:gn.g4 ae:-E5i4li?L.::: w I JAMES SCHUMACHER St. Augustine's, Kelso, Mo. Estimable fi fb S4635 4 aj bww ff MA Jo xmgvs - fit Ma?-is, QgigAfGirardeau, Mo. L4fVg'l5ainTy K, V57 Off-Zl4ff1q,C,Y'lv UA! N ORMANT VS OOD ' St Maxys Cape Guardcau Emment DOROTHY NIEDLRKORN St Marys Cape Gxrardcau Mo D111gent BASIL CRITES St Maryb Cape Clmxdeau Mo Dutnful it-4-ff A456 9 .. X 'dxf 1 , I - .. 1 ' f V- 3 . V v ,L 1 Al I .I . 1,1 , T f A A ' V . 1 '. u MO' , A H I' 1 Al ' 11 hx A I . ' . 'A 1 ff- , 1. , uf , A 1, '- M4 I , . 6 ,1 f ' 1- ' ' , - 1 1 4 uf 1 f,.,1 J ,Lf I lf b I - lv' M1- ' . q,,'5f' ' . ' . I ., . , , . , . 1 v Q ,J , , Y b 1 ' U ' ' 'I D, 1 'v v , 1 Q . . 1 ht ' YY v - - JA I -i- : - '- -' Y Y' ' 3 A -f Y, 1 :fi Y- 4311: QW, if - 1-: ir- Y- Qgf ViPTFLYL Y-4-,Ee ' I W ' ,Hi-X ff ',Y. f I . -- I f ff I , J -- 1 A 1 1 I I f A I ,L.-,f ff , A 1. , , ,f-,ll X, ,. ff VINCENT GROJEAN V St Mary's, Cape Girardeau, Mo X ,fr ,J ,v Diplomatic x DOROTHY SCHAEFER ' St Mary's, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Demure N WILLIAM Anwzswjad .gf 4.1 A' J , 1 1,1 St M'1ry5 Cape Gimrdfbau ,A lrudue ll!! l KX s 141-:LLER M s Cape Girardeau Mo D mfied WIELVINI SUVDERMANW St Mary Q Cape Girardeau Mo Efficient N i . 4 I , -Z. 1 qkl, ,I 'df , U . I I 4.--- V . ', '. , 0. , uf ?f 6 ju ' .. 5 - .. J . , A A V I 'Q .f r '3,-- A K . ' ' 1 I L j , I P, R R f . ' Y ' , . .4 ' ' vs , ,f 1 A 4 V A A . , A. ' ' v- ' .' 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We leaxe our school to you Wlth hopes youll eer be true Her hte we lene to you Do keep hel honor due Tull your echool days are put Youl mem ry then xxlll last Uphold her etandaxds brlght Do flght 101 what IS right To her be ex ex txue Xle leaxe hex fame to you FINIS Our School davs now are ended All faded ln the past But after vuexe departed Oul mem ry etlll xull last Vle vxolked ulth one endeaxox In diye that ue all gone by And as we here do sex er Vle bxeathe 1 hearttelt goodbye Into the xxolld uc go Xklth hopes that ne bxaxe and hlgh 'Xin these be Jut so Xl hen ue bu lthe our endmg blgh .f .- .--'.f'. 42' '2 .'.41f -I .-:ft if 'FI 'N ' if engage! I z ' 3 U ' i C C i . . . 5 ' : V . , . 3 ,l-iii.. , - V . ' 1 ' I Y 1 , 1 ' 1 . 1 I c ' 1 2 ' V 1 1 ' y 3 z z ' ' ' 1 ' A 2 I ' Q A 5 S V , . ,I ' . ' F. 1'1' ' '- 1 1 Z 1 1'1 ff? -'1'n'?? 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'-r o JUNloR CLASS OF 1939 Frrst row left to rrght Rrta Wullers Easrl Crrtes Rosanna Zrmmer Helen Grrorr 'Vlarrlyn Jo Rams John Horn Vrrgmra Swan Cccond rorv Glen Rrehl Melxrn Sundermann Dorothy Nrederkorn Urban Dohogne Robert Vandexen Anna Lours Rerker Norman Wood Wrllram Bertrand Thrrd row Vrncent GroJean Vrctor Brandt V1ncentVermalen Mary Frances Keller Juanrta L1Crorx Zoe Leucr Wrllra 1 Arnzen Leo Wulfers James Schumacher TO THL JL NTIOPS Although we the Senror clrss of 39 leaxe the portals of St Marys vxrth a great deal of gladness rn our hearts a trace of sadness 'rlso appears as ue realrze that soon we must part from our teacners felloxx cl rssmen and vou Jumors Throughout our years togetrcr here at St Marys ue haxe spent many happy hours and rn all actrxrtres vou haxe shovsn your cooperatron We apprecrate Lhrs cooperatron Rememberrng all these grand trmes ue cannot help but ieel that It was hanpv to haxe rnct but sad to Dart Nlemorrcs or you shall be sweet there s regret rn our hearts -Ks a brt of adx rce xxe ask vou to earnestlv strrxe to uphold the standards of vour school and carry her banners omx 'rrd forxx ard alxx ays xxrth the rdeals ot VOJI Alma 'Vlatcr be ore you Xlrth a ieelmg of frrendshrp ue lc-axe xou as tuture Senrors urshrng that all the ro ar d ucces possrble mrght be vou s -. ff I If ,, , ! 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HI LITES 39 SAINT MARYS HIGH SCHOOL SAINT MARY S GRADE SCHOOL :- ' Y' 5:2ziizizizlziziiizizi5215111111115551211115:15555ziziziziziziizizizizizi:I:2:1:1:25S:2SS5:1S:-:-5.-.-2-5:-:lf-II-II-355'-ga:-:-:-1-22255:-22:-2112:-:liz-'1'III.-III-S3.-:'-If , , ,, , ' I W , .'f'!'l-'TES 33, ,. , lfvf. - eq' o o J Y 2:1:!:2: 3:-:gg Z-., ' zilggzi: fl 1 :Mir-. 'u NQHIIQV' 'NO -,-.5 'M S W. I c+ 2'!23::' 2:32325 'SPEEZ2 siasis 2 6 Q e? ' J' : 'f11:l': 'E:::Z': Szffjfj'Q':':'1'1':'1 ':::': ': - - fav. . MIC' '4 ' 'ff fi '':f':':': 'Z'2':S':Sj:::1:'1 'f:1::::'11:. ' ....':::1: :1:::::.: ::Z::S5'1. I TlflT, i i'H EIIE5-.l2.4- ., SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS 91600619 H. Eugene Hohler, the Senior representa- tive student. better known as Gene, possesses a sunny smile and likable, cheerful disposition. He is known to everyone for his loyalty and friendliness toward all, and for his sincerity and earnestness in all his undertakings. He has a sense of responsibility and can always be de- pended on in any work assigned to him. We are proud to present him as our Senior Boy Representative. We know that he merits such an honor and that he will uphold the standards of our school and the class he represents. UNIQI IICGUH eff ....,.... her outstanding quallncations 1 lin 'coo eration in all school actnitie Kp ryn riffaw has for the second consecutixe qw Niftnne en chosen r presentatixe gill She has held hei place yearly in the affaus of her school tus a leader at all times in sports and in the social field Her initiatixe combined with .1 lilendly manner and pleasing personality were the deciding factors ll hex nominition l tl position Because she is xxell known ind well liked at St Mnvs ue knovx that she will L nn nobly the title ot Senioi Repxesentitlxc Gill N90 IQ!! 5' .-' 1 45'-ffff 5'?.ff'if+ f f 'iff Q 'iff' wwf , f . K I if ' , . . , .ff Q , .1 r', ' 1 , ' ' I f A . xv f' J I ' I 'Y I I LL ' . 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To Father Wiesmann we will our psy- chological viewpoints resulting from our psychology classes. To Sister Arsenia we will our up-to- datef' book reports. To Sister Rosine we will our inability to keep up with her dictation in shorthand class and our dumb answers that were given, To Sister Primitive we will our delving in the foreign languages To Sister Dolores we will the remains of the Glow worm which we so heartlessly murdered To Miss Herre we will our pleasant memories of St Marys and especially our outings I Virginia Schaefer will to Melvin Sun dermann my intelligence so that he may graduate with honor I Kathryn Griffaw will to Robert Van deven my leadership so that he may secure cooperation among the class I Lucille Wibbenmeyer will to Dorothv Schaefer my new permanent so that she will not have to be bothered with one at gradua tion I Anna Garcia Braun will to Rosanni Zimmer my blushes so that she may act dig nified I Lucille Kelly will to John Horn mv old guitar so that he may have an accom panlment for that marvelous whistling I Wilma French will to Dorothy Nied erkorn my turned up nose so that she m y be prepared to enter society I Leon Jansen will to Mary Frances Keller my front seat so that she may be under close observation I Eugene Hohler will to Vincent Ver malen my paper route gamfully employed and will get a better Job I Bernice Ade will to Marilyn Jo Rains my lead in the play so that she may makc so that he may be in the hopes that I B-5 3. as the next Senior play a success. I, Alma Stammer, will to Basil Crites my red ribbons so that he may attract the attention of the ladies. I, Earl Ponder, will to Juanita La Croix my love of gum so that she may write com- positions on manners. I, Joseph Burger, will to Virginia Swan my long legs so that she may see the giant the next time he comes to town. I, John Wulfers, will to Anna Louise Reiker my quiet disposition so that she will please the teachers. I, Marjorie Howenstein, will to Zoe Leuer my ability to talk myself out of embarassing situations, and hope that she will profit by it as I have. I, Bernice Ade, will to Leo Wulfers my fondness for roller-skating so that he will be popular when he goes out with a girl who likes to skate I Anna Garcia Braun will to Victol Brandt my ability to hold my tongue in order to insure blissful relationship between himself and Father Wiesmann I John Wulfers will to William Arnzen my naturally wavy hair so that he will not have to spend his time on permanents I Kenneth Haas will to William Ber trand my manly physique so that he may overcome his bashfulness with the ladies I Virginia Hohler will to Glen Riehl my good nature so that he may win friends and influence people I Mildred Martin will to Helen Giroir my vim vigor and utality so that she may have as much fun in her Senior year as I have had I Marjorie I-Iowenstem will to Rita Wulfers my dark complexion Just in case shes tired of being a blonde I Kenneth Haas will to Norman Wood my basketball shoes because I believe he can fill them I Joseph Burger will to Urban Dohogne my camera shyness so that I may go t Hollywood and be a movie star I Lucille Kelly will to Vincent Grogean my girlish giggles as henceforth I am going to be more dignified I Eugene Hohler will to James Schu macher my position as Senior representative student as I think he is worthy of the honor SIGNED AND SEALED Senior Closs of 39 ' Y 1 ' ax . n ' ' ' ' - v ' , , . . . . 1 y . . 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Clyde LeGxand representing the Freshmen boys is iixend ly ingenious and loyal Anna Louise Reiker influences all with her ready wit an humor Elma Zimmel possesses the initiatixe and SllUd1OUSll9SS that haxe made Per foi tvxo vears the girl representatixe oi her class MVV M ny Belle Roth is chosen Fieshman gnl repxesentatixe ioi hu ible cooperation and hex capabilities of leadership A' 2.1 -Shiral- 1 Y I 9 . I . ' l Y 1 v ' , ' Q 1 ' . ' ' y ' a ' ' s V 7 .f v l D Y In ' . , - f ' . I ' ' A . ' ' ' . ' W . 2 1 . V' , 1 ' X 1 i I l vb xx 1 - :A . ' v 4 v ' 1 1 ' v ' n , , 1 . ' . . 1 ' ' ' ' . -' ':1:Z'f ' ' . 2 1 i5 2:1 252121:2E1:5:5:1:1 R1:1 1:1:1 1:1 1E1 1:'.2:2 E1 1 :1:2E1E1:1:1E1 1:1E1 11:11 .- 15:11121212121251121212121221111212212121E221212111212121252-:1E1E1E1321225E1E1212121212125111:iiliiiiziifjgzililiEliifliifigizl 2 14 fi' u u'u' ' ' 'fn u 1'-'u '-'fn'-'-'-'x n'-'-'u u '- In 1' 'n'u'.'-'-'-'-'v'-'p' 'p'-'. .'.'.' 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E ': ' a ': . .' H .-1' 'C- G-a'. - ' 'f .- -: '. '-5 iff- 4' R'-' fa . . H ,, I ' 2 'I Z r . 1 - . . Y. ' I Ik , a ' , I I . W , , Y, Hn, X' 1 , 1 ' 1 ' ,' I , , ' A 'L . V Y 'J ' 1 1' - ' Q A V.. 1 x 4 ' 4 v 'M : v ' Q ' '1 ' 1. 'zz 8' 'z' ', . 1' ' 5 2 H ' ' 1 . , 1 , , , 1 1 . . E . ' ' :Y ' Y 'S ' U - . 4 A 3 N, 2 1 ' A I -.Nj 1 V' 1 -V - - V 1 ' . ? D1 II ' in 111011. M: ' S nieve. ZIIIII 1' I111 ' er ' 1' IV' ', 1 ' ' Kai' '. he . I aid ' j DL' ,' .21 2 .5 ' ' :ti ' -- Mu :I1 . 21 1:oIeg111:11 . Dz11111y's 1'ix'z1I I 2 .' - - 5 - -,TL -V -jig?-2 ' ,ga-' 2-:Fei - ::,..,.?:pTL1-..g q ff: '-- . Jvf-:Q - -- I - --A--7-. Y - T CLASS MOTTO As our motto. we. the Seniors ot' '39, have Chosen Simplicity: Sineerity. Service. This simple phrase xve xvill try to adhere to. not only as Seniors but through- out our entire lives. Simplicity and sincerity. we strive to display in all our dealings with teaelif-rs and telloxv-classmc-n. by being true and honest. It has been our aim at all times to give service to God and to our schoolg noxv as xve go into the world- service to our country. By observing these simple words, Simplicity, Sin- Ceiitx and Seixiee xxe can bcttei Ioiloxx the Golden Rule and like the mighty oalv perhaps too reach toxx ei ing htights ol success -105- CLASS FLOWER The H hlte L arnatlon iite is s .inc Jllll y 'Ilia xx it Laination xxhich xxe haxe chosen as ou: tloxxei signitie the sxxcet xiitue ot ptnitw xxhich should be ours xxith aix e sau e s n in . ULII modtl and gui mg star is puic lcxxti s xx it should be in out hearts because xxe haxc actomplis url our end and xttained the goal ol oui High bchool taiet T Q caination so xx ii e T 1 floxxei sxxeet and tan all it Us s o eep the xii ut It Our Xlothei 'xlaiy deal ns xntue help u gutn ssis Lls thiougx eapi year il xx: eati iexx If ,. , , I ,sf JJ, , I, az x an X Fi .' v . , ,' '- . ., A , ' I . v Wl' ll symbol ot' joy ' 1 1 ty. ' X 'h' 1' M' th Ji tl s: V'g' . 'ls ' - ' 'cl' '. Thf' 'f i i also symbolize: the joy 'h' 'li h. ' . ,, h., - hi ' ' ' 5 'l 't Sh' '-mind 5 in ,trite 'I' k ' 't f Hire. Tl 'A' X s ' 'dg 5 ' l ' -l V' ' ' Unt' 'I r-' 'l ' 'ard. ' .. 'rw -geese 5 HI-LITES '39 g CLASS PROPHECY 01164136159 This is station K. F. V. S. broadcasting from the specially erected radio booth at the dedication of the new St. Mary's Church. This building has attracted wide-spread at- tention owing to its superior architecture and decorating. Ladies and gentlemen, it merits zr broadcast. But something else of importance is taking place here today-a gathering of stars, celebrities, notables, and just plain people all bound together by a common bond of friendship. They are the graduating class of '39 reuniting today in '49, And the first to arrne rs Earl Ponder driving a beautiful black Packard We learn that Earl has reached the top rn a surprising ly short time He has started a branch of chain stores that are rapidly spreading throughout the country Earl lives in Boston but he says nothing could hate kept me away Virginia Hohler arrlxes next Even if we did not remember her from school days we would recogni e her from the social items rn the rew spapers These represent her as the ttractrxe wi e of the owner of a large Construction Company We find that she is Just as pretty and Just as friendly as we re membered her But oh' No one could miss thrs new arrrx al He is ushered in with all the splendor and gold braid and buttons of the United States Naxv He is surrounded by a crowd of old schoolmates The crowd breaks away and Admn rl John Vlulfers emerges John enter ed the Nan soon after graduation and wa lniosl rmmedr rtely successful The lrdx we noticed drixing the next ll coupe enters our group Immediately she is recognized as Alma Stammer. The few who have lost track of her are quickly in- formed that she is Secretary to the President of the Telephone Company in St. Louis. Alma started as an operator but her qualities were soon recognized and she was promoted to the position she now holds. We are very proud of the next arrival. Prettier than ever, and, if we are not mis- taken, just a little taller, is Mildred Martin. Mildred sings those popular songs we all love to hear. She is accompanied by Kay Kayser's orchestra Since graduation Mildred has gone a long way to become famous Another celebrity from the class of 39 now arrix es She is Lucrlle Kelly She drrx es an inexpensive car Reporters call this a pub lrcrty stunt but we know they are wrong be cause we know Kelly Lucille has made headlines for the past three years as the grrl who has succeeded her popular predecessor screen star Patsy Kelly The new arrival IS easily recognized She Joi s t e group with all the grace and sweet ness that we remember were a part of her Che is Anna Garcra Braun Superintendent of Nurses rn the De Paul Hospital rn St Lour Anna entered training after two years of College work in Cape Girardeau Soon afte her graduation she became famous in the medical world for her assistance rn perfect ing a cure that will ard humanity rn combat ing infantile paralysis After this contrrbu tion to medicine she was grxen the positron she holds today After a brisk commotion w ho should ap pear but that well known newspaper edr or Mr Eugene Hohler Although he s ore cf 5,-5 ,yrs .' .gf-,.-4-3f.',r.g.-,JP-:JD-.-f la.. rasqggp' 534-a 4-...J-5-1.424-':l.Jgj-,r,.' -I .- dggfggfvgnafrnuarygg .gs-ey .F-.+..gMr -.-.-.g.v.-Ay -' If ,.',4r. ag.-,:,':,a.-agree.-r .9 4' -'-'.' 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After graduating from high school, Gene attended Teacher's College for two years. In an effort to carry out his ambition he sought further advancement at St. Louis University devoting his time and energy to studying journalism. After finishing his journalistic course he received a position on the staff of a Chicago newspaper. A similar position in an Eastern city was declined by him but he did accept one which he consider- ed far more important, that of editor of the local paper in his home town. This has always been Gene's secret ambition. Bernice has traveled many miles to be with us on this happy occasion And she was not alone for she is now the wife of one cf our most brilliant professors in the medical department at Harvard University Soon after graduation Bernice accompanied a group or young people on an extensive tour of the United States expanding her knowledge to a marked degree She is still the golden haired girl of her schooldays We had all been looking forward to the arrival of Kenneth Haas whom we know is enyoying the life of a successful young archi tect Although his accomplishments are many there is one that stands out from the rest and speaks for itself in all its beautv and splendor It is the new St Mary s Church erected at its new site on William Street Just west of its former location After leaving St Marys Kenneth attended a School of Architecture in Chicago When he completed his course he became incorporated with the New York Construction Company and is now president of that concern Kenny has not lost his ability to make us laugh with his humor and wit Leon Jansen is the next to appear in our milst He has changed little since his hign school days except that he has acquired ex- tensive knowledge in his field and is con- sidered one of the most successful agricul- turists in Southeast Missouri. After finishing his studies at St. Mary's he continued his education in the University of Pennsylvania, specializing in agriculture. He now owns and operates a very modern Guernsey farm in Southern Missouri. And now, ladies and gentlemen we trans- mit you to the dining room of the Marquette Hotel where this program will continue. Entering the door of the lobby is Vir- ginia Schaefer. Gin's face glows with that cheerful smile so familiar to all of us as she receives hearty congratulations for her won- derful achievement 1n her chosen field After four yeaxs at the local Teachers College she attended Peabody College in Tennessee majoring in library work Upon completing the course she was chosen from the many honor students for a position in the Congres sional library in Washington Gin had some difficulty in obtaining permission to leave her work to be with us but we Just couldnt miss having her The newcomer is Kathryn Griffaw Suc cess has done nothing to change the easy friendship we shared with her and to us she is still Katy At this event she is .1 figure of great importance because as yo.1 all know she has done the interior decorat ing on the new Church of St Marys After attending College in Cape Girardeau for two years Katy finished her studies in St Louis and began work with a prominent firm in New York Katy now has her own depart ment of work with this company She tool' off from her business activities to be with us today and we re proud to have her with us Wilma French next Joins the group As she greets her friends we again get the 1m pression of grace and dignity that were a i. e 3 3. 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Still blissfully single, Lucille is now working in the scientific research laboratories at St. Louis University. She attended DePaul School of Nursing atter her graduation from St. Mary's. Her duties were taken up with General Nursing before she was established in the scientitlc lield in which me will recall she was alvnays particularly brilliant At this moment Marjoiie Howenstem enters We see at a glance that Maiiories success has not changed her from that samm fun loxing personalitv When vie received a vine this moimng that she vt as being detain ed in New York we were all sorely disap pointed Then lo and behold if she didnt hop off hex employers prixate plane late ..,Ld..4l-I this afternoon to brighten our spirits. Her reason for being detained in New York was a good one for she had just returned from Paris where she attended the famous 1-'aris fashion parades featuring her most beautiful creations in designing. Last to arrive is Joseph Burger. No, he doesn't live far awayg he lives right here in Cape Girardeau. Then we recall with affection that Butch was always a little late and it just w0uldn't have seemed natural if he hadn't been late today. Joe is still in the bakery business and the credit for the expansion in the Burger Bakery is due to him. He is successful in a mild way and as we look at him he gives the impression of happiness and contentment but then he alxx ays did And novx this station leases you Any broadcast we would attempt to gixe you in describing this renewal of memories would be inadequate So we leaxe the class of 39 to drilt back through pleasant remembrances of St Marys and to discuss their realized hopes and dreams 40811305 X 1 C1 8933. oL4,,f,f , LAJCI-fglg ?,a.4,4,r-1 I fini! W fjzCfCLg,4- ,ffffrgdr Lff f Ar ,uf fffwft 415, L, lc, L OVMXCA pki, LL 11 4 11.1.1 I ILC L Q' r4'l'flK 1' , f'4zfL Llfllll X644 Us I Afoadzcxe ff 1 . . . . . Y Y . 1 t V 7' . I . T 7 . v . A . C s.. 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The class struggled on year by year, with the same number until in the seventh grade we were Joined by Wilma French She has become a favored member of the class She possesses a sunny smile and a likable cheer ful disposition Wilma is studious but could not be called a book worm In the eighth grade we accomplished a great deal haung sales parties art classe and plavs It was during this vear that vue made our Solemn Communion and received our Palmer Certificates At graduation we numbered thirty three Our hopes for th future were xery bright In September 1935 twenty sex en stu dents enrolled in St Marys High School to start their high school career Many of them dropped out during the course of the yea until when we entered the Sohomore year we had lost heauly in numbers This year Lu cille Kelly came from Jackson to enter our Alma Mater Unfortunately she only re mamed a few months but was welcomed back again in her Senior year and is a mem ber of the present graduating class Lucille is quick xsitted and always ready for a laugh If you have heard during the past year the sound of prolonged laughter emanating from the Senior room, it must have been Kelly, In the Junior year, Mildred Martin, from Oran became a member of the class. Oran's loss was St. Mary's gain as Mildred is an ideal classmate. To her goes the distinction of being the smallest in the class. Though small in stature she takes a large and active part in all school activities. In the Senior year our number was in- creased by the coming of Lucille Wibben- meyer from Notre Dame High School in St. Louis. She is a studious and ambitious per- son ranklng high in all her studies She has a sense of humor and delights to get into an argument with the Chemistry Teacher Of the present graduate one who was with us from the beginning was Kenneth Haas known to all as Kenny H is a very popular member of the class and was chosen as president in his Senior year H was captain of the basketball team and proved himself a valuable asset to the team He is sometimes studious and makes average grades Anna Garcia Braun is the quiet reserved type She does not talk much but gets re markable results from her studies She is always a good sport and is willing to lend a helping hand in all difficulties Kathryn Griffaw has been recognized as our class leader When it comes to making a success of things Katy is there to do her part She also never neglects her studies and is '1 high rankmg student Leon Jansen is another of our studious am bitious students He has kept his high rank ln scholarship all through his high school career One of his outstanding characteristics is loyalty to his school and his friends 'ff Q' fffmfff wwf wr ,fr '2:-'-:- .- .f.-A'-f' 3f:.eAJ'v '?:f f'? ..?? , - , . if ,Y ' . . , . e Y , ' 3 1 1 . 1 . . . e , - . e , - . . . 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Eugene Hohler is another of the gradu- ates who was with us from the beginning. He possesses a quick wit and is ever ready for a joke. He has his serious moments but they are few and far between. He has ac- quired during the past year, besides learning, a number of feminine admirers in the lower classes. Bernice Ade is one of our less serious students. She is full of fun and laughterg wherever there are good times to be had you will be sure to find Bernice In spite of this she m nages to make average grades in he-' studies Earl Ponder is dependable and always willing to render help where It is needed He has 1 pleasing personality and has always been an ldeal friend He IS the smallest among the boys ln the class but it has been said that smallest men rise to great heights Virginia Hohler is a friend dear to all and agreeable Her ex er ready spirit to co operate has made her a valuable asset to the class She has proven her ability in athletics by playing three yeais on the team She is neat pleasant Joseph Burger was our staff artist and he has contrlbuted much help along those lines to the H1 Lltes Joe IS an all around good fellow and a likable agreeable class mate Virginia Schaefer one of the highest ran mg students of the Senior class has a dn po mon pleasing to everyone She is ready to make friends with everyone and also ready for fun at any time Her fax orxte studv is Shorthand in which she seems to get fax Ol able results John Wulfers is another of the graduates vs ho has persex ered through the twelxe year During the past year John has been the one - to give us the gong and we are sure that he has never fallen down on the job. Alma Stammer is a jolly, fun-loving friend who is always ready to offer assistance when it is needed. She seems to take a great interest in sports especially basketball and football. During high school our studies were many and varied. In the Freshman year we were introduced to many subjects hitherto unknown to us. Among them were Algebra, Civics, General Science, and that much talk- ed of and thoroughly disliked subject, Latin. Since then we found that Latin is a great advantage to us as it is the origin of many everyday English words. We thought the Latin hard but when introduced to Geome- try in our Sophomore year we changed our minds In the Junior year we took up com mercial work Bookkeeping Typing and Shorthand All seemed to like it except when trial balances in Bookkeeping acted stubborn and refused to balance In our Senior year ue struggled with Chemistry a very interest mg but difficult subject Some of the stu dents took American Problems and acquired a knowledge of the problems confronting our country today Our social activities included many suc cessful partles and entertainments Coming back last September we had one thought uppermost in our minds reaching the long sought for goal graduation haxe striven to do everything possible to reach it It has been a busy year with extra 'ictivities as the continuation of the school paper the H1 Lites our play Go Slow Mary our annual year book our trip and other problems but whole hearted coopera tion on the part of all members of the class have made it a success With this synopsis of the class of 39 and an expression of our deep appreciation and gratitude to our teachers for their help and guidance we leave the portals of St Mary and join the ranks of the Alumni It is our ferx ent hope in the future exer to do all m our power to further the interests of our Alma Mater , ! 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S' V guru, j , fir Y - K f ,Y - B we BB 1-11-L11ss'3og B ,giijzias , 3 ,:.,, , i V . , , , V X 'V , 4 J 5 R ' . y SOPHOMORE, CLASS QF 1939 ,, ,I Qu If 1 ,, . Front Row Irene Howenstem R.0b8lr Sand nan Maldell Tracy Walter Schlueter Laula Betty Brunkhorst Jack Fuerth ff '-L ffvffflvl-KL? Blattel Robert Schumwucher Mar retlfimdyv Jer7neP nder LOUISE Schmldt gffqlwytf C1144 Anna Mae Horn Jerome Hoff Sulhvan Ella Marle Nltsch Second Ron -James Schaefer nn Fallert George Yallaly man Marcella RauQ Elmer Co rances Stehr Wllllam VN llbert Nlederlrorn Q X Thlrd Row Fr2aH1c1sg,xSchaefer len Wulfers, Dorothy Wuliers Judlth Hohler Wanda Coyle Palma Lee W1 ann hlma Zll e? Gwendolyn Brandon Rlta Glastetter Ella Hamm Albert Wulfers Sophomoxeb not 111 picture VIXIBII Schualtz Robelt Butler T5- S T0 THE SOPHOMORES Dullllg the past you ae a class hue dxsp layed a fme bp1r1t ol cooperatlon as IS bhovtn 111 VUUI clam act1x1t1e:, and especxally 1n your clam meetmgs Cooperauon lb somethmg that IS abbolutely necebbaly 1f the school lS to turn out btudenta xx ho haxe really completed thelr h1gh school Cdlltdllbll Slnce thu lb a xely esbentlal pall of NOUI educ1t1on lt 1K rather ex 1dent that you a1e Dlfiglebblflg Ill the path of le11111ng Keep 11 up Sophomoreb 11 I5 a fine tr'11t K ' I scxx . 1- K ' . i s Q a 1 ' , 1 ga 1, 1 v - . v v K N ' t ki1 X - Q I Q : f I , - a f c 1 fX i 1, ' l 1 1 al 1 1 1 ' J 7' ' Q X5 ' Q J , . . 1 1 . k i 4 ,A 1. Q 1. 9 1 ' 2 in 1 7 7 NC? I We X, xx 'A -2 . 1 X 1 ' .M . . , . , 1 V- , , . . , . I A C Y Q -5 1 0- ' X H , , . X , - A ' 1 1 ,, ! I I 1 Q l , L . 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Rally at Charleston 11-Second Assembly with Dr. Ohlar as as guest Speaker 12-13-Seniors Sponsor Pop-corn and Candy Sale for School 20-21-Southeast Missouri Teachers' Con- ference 27-Halloween Party given by Seniors NOVEMBER 1 Holy Day All Saints Day 2 All Souls Day All Classes vsent to St Marys Cemetery 3 Seniors give Third Assembly 4-Seniors hold Third Class Meeting 4-Second Edition of H1L1tes Quarterly Exams Received Reports Alumni 19 St Marys 21 Seniors Choose Class Rings DECEMBER 1 Bell City 34 St Marys 8 2 Fourth Class Meeting Third Edition of H1 Lltes 9-St Marys Mo 16 St Marys High Juniors gixe Christmas Party at Assembly Senlo s Exchange Gltts Holidays began Cairo 25 St Marys 21 Alumni 38 St Marys 32 JANUARY Christmas Holidays ended Fifth Class Meeting of Seniors Fourth Edition of H1 Lite Sophomoies glxe Assembly First Explosion in Laboratory 18 19 20 Semester Exams for High School Ste Genexiexe 29 St Maiys 22 Seniors gixe Bingo in School Hall Fifth Edition of Hi-Lites 10-Death of Pope Pius XI 13- Sister Paula and Mother Evange- lista visits sisters and students 20-Cairo-363 St. Mary's-16 Seniors began Soliciting Ads for Year Book 21-Freshmen give Latin play for As- 22-Washington's Birthday. School sembly dis- missed Lent began 27-Sister Florentine took charge. Sis- MARCH ter Arsenia ill at St. Francis Hos- pital. 2-New Pope was elected Pius XII Sixth Edition of H1 Lites Sex enth Class Meeting First Play Practice Assembly Guest Speaker M Klmbel Inspector XlSlted school School visitor Mr McLane Class decided to let Mr Fuerth prirv Year Book Feast of St Patrick 21-Sister Marietta absent 28 31 APRIL Sister Arsenia returned Quarterly Exams Class Pictures taken for Year Peginmng of Easter Holidays Easter Sunday Classes resumed Book 16 17-Senior Play 23 Seniors take Class Trip MAY JUNE Catholic Youth Rally School Bazaar Confirmation Ascension Pentecost Sunday First and Solemn Communion Holiday Decoration Day 2-Senior Night 4 Craduatlon Holv Communion High School Graduation Breakfast K :P Q - Q .- . .i ', ' L 7 61 ' D , 7-- - , r. ' i . . 9- f ' . . . . 10- ' ' , , . ' 14- ' , ' A, 4-5- ' 7- , 17- . ' 11- - Q . ' - . . 23- 27-M. . T . . . I- . 3? D - . 5m I . . . . ' , .- g . 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These and more vehement expressions could be heard emanating from Katy's room-we might add heard all over the hotel But we don't blame Katy It xx as so late and she xx anted a bath so much When people gang up on you and monopolize a place lor tvto hours it is aggrax ating huh Katy' Other sounds worth hearing were the strangled exclamations at the other end of the wire when the well meaning desk clerk called Mildred to see that she was an ake in time Mildred thinking it xx as one of the group 1epl1ed in her oxxn sweet xx ay Why you dirty louse Further embarrassment was encounteied when this gentleman who after all was only doing his duty asked who had gn en him this shocking epithet O K Mildred lixe and learn Another thing that will llxe in our memory vt as Kelly s remedy lor John s head ache John felt terrible in the morning In the afternoon after taking Kellys asp1r1ns he vsas heard to remark on his fitness saying he felt swell Oh vs ell xx hy worry if it serx ed the purpose It really rated a laugh though Miss Herre has a xery nasty temper She dldnt spare adjectlx es either Th only comfort poor Gene seemed to haxe after that bioxx beat1ng was that in her agitation she said louses instead of lice Oh my' xxouldnt Gene look silly w1th his ears slapped back against his head -'GUI 10409 'gl :Qs X A wie , . 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The evening was spent in games followed by a de- licious luncheon. A series of assemblies were again inaugurated this year, beginning the second week in September conducted every two weeks. They consisted of varied entertain- ment which was enjoyed by all attending. The first assembly was opened by Father Schuermann with an address on School Activities. Next followed a talk by Father Wiesmann on Financial Conditions in the Parish. The classes provided entertainment by presenting plays, skits, readings and vocal choruses. The Glee Club gave an ex- cellent rendition of some very beautiful songs. Various speakers gave us informa- tion on different professions and occupations such as banking. Perhaps the most interesting speaker was Mr. Reed of the American Legion who spoke on the Horrors of War. His addresses were specific, true to life and so very appropriate consider- ing the war propaganda of the present time that our complete attention and interest was centered on his every word We feel that these assemblies have been a profitable source of entertainment and education and hope they will be continued in the future The last but not the least of the entertainment was the Graduation Breakfast given by the Sophomores On the morning of June 4 the whole student body attended Holy Mass and re ceived Holy Communion This was an appropriate beginning for the day that mark ed one of the outstanding events in our lives It was one way to express our thank fulness to both parents and teachers for the privilege which ex ery boy and girl does not emoy that of graduation from high school After Mass we were royally entertained by the Sophomores with a sumptuous breakfast The school dining room was uniquely decorated with our class colors and the table was simply loaded with delicacies This scene will long be remembered by all those present We gixe our sincere thanks to the Sophomores for the farewell token Our social activities of the past year will long remain in our book of memories for they hate been a great source of enjoyment On the morning of April 22nd the Seniors attended 5 00 oclock Mass before dc parting on their long anticipated trip Following Mass we assembled in front of church and at 6 00 oclock ClOSSed the Cape Girardeau bridge into Illinois At 6 4: we crossed the Ohio river from Cairo to Wickliife Kentucky From Mayfield vse passed through Fairview Hcre we saw the Jefferson Dax is Memorial Around noon we reached Cave City Kentucky where Mammoth Caxe is located After lunch me began our trip into the cave an adventure which proved to be one of the most in teresting features of the trip Some of the important and interesting features of the . 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The Cave also served as an ammunition storage during the war. We left the Cave at 4:30 and stopped in Middlesboro, Kentucky, where we stayed overnight. The next morning we attended 8:00 o'clock mass at St. Julian Church at Middles- boro. We continued our journey at about 10:00 o'clock, passing through the Cumber- land Gap which touches three states at this point, Ky., Va., and Tenn. The next stop was at Norris Dam where our time was spent observing the work of the T. V. A. projects. From there our travels carried us to Knoxville, Tenn., then on through the Great Smoky Mountains. Here we stopped at Clinging Man's Dome-6,311 feet high. The Cherokee Indian Reservation in North Carolina was the next interesting feature of the trip. The Reservation covers an area of 60,000 acres. They have a population of 3,300. From here we went to Murphy, North Carolina, where wc stayed ox er night The next morning we arrix ed in Ducktown Tenn While there we took an obser tation trip through the Copper Smelting Works on Copper Hill We arrix ed at Chat tanooga around noon a place noted for its famous battle during the Civ 11 War Frorn Lookout Mountain located at Chattanooga can be seen seven states Only five ot them could be seen the day we were there One of the most exciting ex ents of the trip was a ride on the Incline Railroad from the top of the Mountain down to St Elmo a drop of about 4500 feet This railway is the steepest incline in the world Following this we made a tour of Rock City Garden in which we saw many interest mg rock formations Lot ers Leap Rock being the most fascinating one From there we w ent to Scottsboro then on to Florence Alabama staying at the Ruder Hotel Left Florence at 8 30 oclock and arrived at Wilson Dam a short tim later Then began our Journey home On the way to Schman Tenn we passed through the state of Miss The last stops were at Memphis Blythexille Ark and Sikeston We arrix ed in Cape late Tuesday night Although we enjoyed the trip we were x ery glad to get home The Buffet Supper and Theater Party sponsored by the Juniors will alway inger as one of our most pleasant school day memories The Buffet Supper was held in the social room of the grade school building which was beautifully decorated with our cla s colors blue and white The tables Wei neatly arranged and the menu wa one that would have pleased ex en the most eccen tric The Juniols tried in every way possible to entertain and make the exenn if pleasint for which we are happy appieciitne and thankful -5 z . .V . . - , . , ' . 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Main St. Phone 1285 Dock 300 IN Water St Phone 446 Complete Line of Petroleum Products QPQ'of,v9SGfJ?'n6foCQZo9?6fp9?? li5' n'i9?9' ?9'if,o99f1 ,ft'1 .fZ1'J .1 Best Wishes to St Mary s ,55'fY5 .1!'1f ' l Missouri Utilities Co 3 l pifofo' v'n',3fnf0'A'pf0fn'fv .v,'7'i'I',36fAf0'nG'-,0',3'-nf,5's,i'- .v?70f5?fo5',o7 4vf0f0'f59f0'- f'9 J9 '.z'J 1 J'l 'J'.?'2 x'J J'.P'J J9 .1?'J .1'2 5f1',1fx'JY1?'x'JY1',!J 1f1f15'.1?'1'J?'6 ,,5'J'.ff1'J3'f12'z FINNEY S Drug Store uahty In Every Drop The Rexall Store The Be t in Drug St e C ood CAPE Th B st n Drug Store Se S Iho e 43 6fvf0.4'f0f0 -.4f0 ,0' i15'9f-'fA5fl?kn'i?'VfJ?17 w?fJifp'ifJ f9?9'-p'i'?f Avfv9f59 f?fpQf0f5fA'0'13'9f9 n'?'p'f5'fv5'f0'p' -Vf09f fv'.5'f'7vf0f'70',0'-'f0'757'fA'07'f n'f0'0'n 1 Nennmger Packing Co WHOLESALE MEATS Pho e 262 6 4 Re Good Hop St 1'9 KEEI THENI HEAI THX Ser ufdwex HOITl0gl!'llZ9d htam1nD Nhlk Phone 8 The Place to Bu W hen X ou Want to Bulld Ruverslde Lumber Co Frederlck and Nlorgan Oak St Phone 106 ,.f,a,af,.f.f',,f.f,.,af.f,-f,2'i66vf,.Gf,.6f -f,.',2f,-,Gf',o',2Gf,2G'f-6'vS6'fof,3'Sf, 2f'.-6f- ,1.366+f-f Phone 206I' Shop 'lt BARTEL S Q E Mmsoun s Wloet 'Vlodern Store Ladles Ready to Wear Mllllnery Hosiery Lmrerle Piece Goods For Your lon emence Uee Bartels Parklng lot For Customers Us NN hlle Shoop 9 lee Nllddl Street Entrance ,6f'.25'56 15' ,e ,e',fe',e-'L' ,z45e'f',-'f2'J5e,'e-' 95e',f5o f:5e'f'.,e'4-1' Je' Jefzeieio' I CAPE GIR ARDEAU NIO any-f page ,ee- ff ,dS3d Jdgd' J' 4 if 5 x 4 S 1 S 5 Q ' - ' 'Q 5 5 E A 5 It 3 4 . , 1 Q Q , I he S S - 5 2 1 ' L is 5 L: - ' , -95 - A ,Q-f ,-it ' L 5 ' .fs tx 5 E , x it 'A A Q - Z S . .. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
