1952 Pickett High School yearbook in St. Joseph, Missouri * The Lanidrac 1952

St. Joseph
Oh, Pickett High we love you more each day.
We’re steadily growing better in every way.
We love your colors, they are red and white.
Your standards are so high, for them we’ll ever fight.
Our loyalty dates back to days of yore.
The teams all have it, we all need some more,
And we know that you deserve the rep,
We’ve got the pep,
For Pickett High.
The Senior Class of Pickett High School,
producers of the 1952 Lanldrac, dedicates
this volume to the graduates and former stu-
dents of Pickett High who are so steadfast-
ly serving their country in the armed forces.
We make this dedication with deep appre-
ciation of the aacrlfices they are making
and the hardships and dangers they endure
and face for their country’s sake and for
our’s.
We make this dedication also with fond
recollections of warm friendships and hap-
py school days with many of them who were
so lately with us as students.
We make this dedication.in sadness and
sorrow for those who have suffered Injury
in combat and for those who gave up their
lives in their country’s service.
Surely, "greater ,love has no man than
this, that he lay down his life for his
friend."
Gaylen E. Grimm
President
Floyd A. Wheat
Member
Thomas Maugh
Treasurer
On Leave of Absence.
With the U. S. Armed
Services in France.
Roy H. Busey
Member
Lawrence S. Ackley
Member
Orville L. Duckworth
Secretary
Garland MmQr
Superintendent
William Gallagher
Prine ipal
Hallie Reiplinger
Commerce
Priscilla Wilson
English & Music
Iva Christensen
7th & 8th
Harriet Smith
5 th & 6 th
Ruth Anderson
h.th Grade
Upal Sell
3rd Grade
Hazel Crow
2nd Grade
Imogene haderoute
1st Grade
Anne Elder
Charming, Likeable, Engaged.'
Volleyball 4 yrs; Co-Captain ’51; Football
Queen ’51; Buchanan County Apple Blossom
Queen ’52; Cheer Leader ’50; Alto Sdloist,
Mixed Quartet; Glee Club 4 yrs; Editor-in-
Chief of Lanidrac; Honor Student; Sec. of
Senior Class
Nellie Shiverdecker
A jolly girl with a sometimes serious mood I
Volleyball 2 yrs; Student Manager; Glee Club
3 yrs. Junior Play '51; Lanidrac Staff.
Dee Inman
If its a goodlooking blonde in good-
looking clothes, Its Dee.
Carnival Queen *48; Volleyball 4 yrs;
Co-Capt. *52; Glee Club 4 yrs; Cheer
Leader 2 yrs; Honor Student; Lanidrac
Staff.
Ernie Frye
The boy from Arkansas who made good
at Pickett!
Football 4 yrs; Basketball 4 yrs; Let-
termen Club; Glee Club 2 yrs. Junior
Play ’51J F.F.A. Member 3 yrs. Track
2 yrs; Baseball 3 yrs; Treasurer of Senior
Class; Lanidrac Staff.
Hill
Beverlee Lambert
Quite Cute, and such a nice
alityJ
Lanldrac Staff; Glee Club
Geneva
A girl
too.'
of much
talent and
very likeable
person-
Junior
Staff.
Play *50
Glee Club
4 yra; Lanldrac
b.
Ernest Krawczyk
Living proof that all great men are
not dead!
Football 4 yrs; Capt ’52; Basketball
4 yrs; Junior play ’50; All-Conference
Football '51; All-State Football (51;
Baritone Soloist ’52; Boys Quartet ’52;
Glee Club 3 yrs; Softball ’52. Lanldrac
Staff; Student Council.
Marie Tarwater
Chatterbox, but nice to know.'
Volleyball 4 yrs. Glee Club 3 yrs.
Cheerleader ’52; Lanldrac Staff.
Robert Smith
A quick learner, a
far 1
Softball 2 yrs.
Council.
thinker
Lanidrac
, he may go
Staff; Student
Barbara Houp
She has a deal on
Volleyball 3 yrs
Girls Trio ’52.
her mind J
Glee Club; 4 yrs.
Lanidrac Staff.
o
Helen Seahaus
Quiet but lots of fun with everyone.
Lanidrac Staff; School Paper Staff;
Glee Club.
Sarah Wheat
A good sport--none better in this world
than she J
Volleyball 4 yrs. Glee Club 3 yrs. Lan-
idnac Staff.
Patricia Plnzino
A modest
to know 1
Carnival
4 yrs.
girl, therefore nice
Queen ’50. Glee Club
Dale Bruce
One of our most popular boys,
deservedly sol
Football ’51; Basketball 4 yra.
Lettermen Club; Softball 4 yrs.
Pauline Ray
The song bird of the class 1
Glee Club 4 yrs. Lanidrac Staff.
Bill Steele
A swell guy, we all agree 1
Football ’51; Basketball 4 yrs.
Softball; Glee Club. Lettermen
Club. Lanidrac Staff.
Roberta Smith
Delightful to see and to know J
Apple Blossom Queen Contestant ’51;
Glee Club; Lanidrac Staff.
CLASS OFFICERS
President
Vice-Pres.
Secre tary
Treasurer
Representative
Larry Ackley
Bill Willis
Charlotte Fuston
Patricia Ryan
Gordon Lemar

Carl
Bolz
Velma
Basham
Gary
Derr
Ruth
Barbee
Ac-ncy
Dcwson
Bobby
East
Marilyn
Downing
Darrel
Farris
Charles
Heerlein
audrey
Lockhart
Gary
Nelson
Rita
Pinzino
( Camera
Shy)
Clifton.
Shivers
Helen
Wright
Virgil
Simpson
Earl
Church
David Holmes
Kay 'Smitti
Sonny Leslie Mary Weyer
Roy Coats
Delores Siekman
Alva Codgill
Everett Coats Phyllis Simpson Jerry Jaimes
Jimmy Noel Gene Fillmore Dale Travis
Bob Herring Alda Codgill Sandra Dawson
Marjorie Dunham Joan Churchill
Louis Klesath Richard Miller
Peggy Fillmore
Joyce Philbrick Jimmy Bruce
John Morris
Frances Sanger El Wanda Farris
FIRST GRADE
1st Row, Loft to Right; Helen Porter, Vickie Simon, Gary Budine, Terry Conner,
Betty Emory, Beverly Montgomery, Sandra Pollard, James Long, Michael Terrill,
Wayne Wilson,
2nd Row, Left to Right: David Snyder, Ronald Lindsey, Seward Lily, Katherine
Snyder, Bernadette Churchill, Sandra Lewis, Richard Shuster, Dallas Giddens,
Gary Roland,
3rd Row, Left to Right: Nancy Blum, Diane Beihl, Jesse Campbell, Richard
Swails, Mrs. Imogene Laderoute, Gary Townsend, Joyce Dawson, Roy Swope, Susan
Resler. Nbt in picture Dean Philbrick, Stephen Reynolds, Danny Green and
Carol Ruff.
SECOND GRADE
1st Row, Left to Right: Michael Grooms, Sandra Jacobs, Verda Montgomery,
Willie Rickel, Mary Lou Bernecker, Diane Cooper, Tommy Farmer, Ronnie Rickel,
Tommy Lee Kirkpatrick, Alice Kay Jackson.
2nd Row, Left to Right: Jo Ann Hazelwood, Dianna Lininger, Sharon Marker,
Jacqueline Mulligan, Lloyd Budine, Sandra Brown, Mike Feurt, Linda Pearson.
Eddie Smith,
3rd Row, Left to Right: Lorene Herring, Milton Moore Karen Sue Miller, Carol
Hines, Ginger Pike, Mrs. Crew, Doris Catron, Lida Clark, Wilma Deatherage.
Not in Picture; Sheila Huff, Johnny Roskey, Gary Whitten, and Shirley Seward.
THIRD GRADE
1st Row, Left to Right: Judy Miller, Patricia McCarthy, Hazel Keyes, Reggie
Johnston, Barbara Butler, Barbara Spencer, Cheryl Lambert, Dianne Boyer,
Donna Cooper, Mary Krninbill.
2nd Row, Left to Right: Ronald Hestand, Wayne Conner, Jimmy Swope, Herbert
Bell, Edward Rightsell, Robert Evans, David Smith, Robert Deatherage.
3rd Row, Left to Right: Barbara Jackson, Thomas Maugh, Michael Boyer, Mrs.
Sell, Robert Montgomery, Karen Snyder, Rodger Shuster, Marilyn Snyder.
Not in picture; Sharon Allen, Nancie Allen, Martha Farris, and Eldon Green.
FOURTH GRADE
1st Row, Left to Right: Marquita Dawson, Helene Smith, Nancy Butchart, Patty
Lockhart, Sandra Peter, Joyce Budine, Curtis Kerns, Charles Pollard, David
Young, Jimmy Moore, Wesley Adams.
2nd Row, Left to Right: Dennis Townsend, Robert Schooler, Benny Emory, Law-
rence Dunham, Bobbie Reece, Bert Barnes, Miss Anderson, Bobby Thomas, Marilyn
Reece, Sue Anne Hartman, Carol Heerlein, Carl Beihl.
3rd Row, Left to Right: Dixie Swope, Elladean Rickel, Dean Weyer, Leia Bray,
Linda Blum, Dale Lindsey, Rouer McCarthy, Katherine Swoboda, Frances Herring.
Not in picture Jerry Colliver and Connie Whitten.
FIFTH & SIXTH GRADES
First Row, Left to Right: Russel Busey, Kenny Long, Roger Catron, Roger Ander-
son, Ronald Fuston, Richard Shivers, Steven Smith, Douglas Bailey, and Eddie
Emory. Second Row, Left to Right: Dee Ann Pollard, Jeanene McPike, Linda Ack-
ley, Margaret Johnston, Judith Kralnbill, Elizabeth Estes, Gayle Ann Grimm,
Ethel Butler, Rosie Dunham, Lois East, Stacia Bruckschen, Sharon Williams*
Third Row, Left to Right: Robert Farmer, Gary Boyer, Terry Boyer, Joseph Moon,
Jack Johnston, Lloyd Catron, Faye Herring, Phyllis Leslie, Donna Kerns, Connie
Pike, Barbara Rinehart, and Joyce Lilly. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Lewis
Stroud, Jimmy Shiverdecker, Richard Farmer, Mrs. Smith, Jerry Blair, Dickie
Deatherage, Charles Payne, Tracy Rickel, Gary Swails, Gene Frye, and Ronnie
Cline. Not in picture: Bonnie Allen, Dixie Philbrick, Larry Masterson, and
Ed gar Wh 11 ten.
SEVENTH & EIGHTH GRADES
1st Row, Left to Right: Roger Dunham, Jude Pinzino, Pat Travis, Ivan Courtnie,
Roger Duckworth, Donald Kerns, Billy- Catron, Harry Coats.
2nd Row, Left to Right; Janet Price, Betty East, Barbara Young, Dale Krainbill
Judith Jackson, Karen Anderson, Donna Smith, Leonard Sollars, Salvatore Pinzino
3rd Row, Left to Right: Roxy Beihl, Bonnie Bernecker, Gwendyline Christenson,
Janet Friley, Jerry Hopper, Mrs. Christensen. Carol Lilly, Alberta Lockhart,
Joan Hawkins, Jean Lambert.
Lj-th Row, Left to Right; Jerry Miller, Larry Busey, Roland Beihl, Billy Town-
send, Loleta Colliers, Wayne Stroud, Roger Reece, Gary Butchart, Robert Price.
Not in picture; Darrel Lollar, Fred Sanger, Catherine Higbie, Donald Whitten,
and James Montgomery.
LANIDRAC STAFF
Seated, Left to Right: Editor Anne Elder, Sports Editor Ernie Frye, Ernie
Krawczyk, Associate Editor Bill Steele, Standing Left to Right: Beverlee
Lambert, Sarah Wheat, Pauline Ray, Pat Pinzino, Helen Seehaus, Bob Smith,
Roberta Smith, Geneva Hill, and Marie Tarwater. Not in picture: Dee Inman,
Barbara Hour, Dale Bruce, and Nellie Shiverdecker.
SCHOOL PAPER STAFF
Seated, Left to Right: Ernie Krawczyk, Larry Ackley, Roberta, Smith, and Bob
East. Standing, Left to Right: Rosalie Bates, Betty Hueber, Bill Willis,
Charlotte Fuston, Pauline Ray, Goldie Bernecker, Pat Ryan, Sarah Wheat, Pat
Pinzino, Owen Barbee, Helen Seehaus, Geneva Hill, Anne Elder, Marie Tarwater,
and Beverlee Lambert. Not in picture, Dee Inman and Gordon Lemar.
MOVIE PROJECTIONISTS
Tom Corcoran, and Owen Barbee.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Standing, Left to Right: Larry Ackley, Gordon Lemar.
Sitting, Left to Right: Bill Steele, (President) Ernest Krawczyk, Carl Bolz,
Richard Miller, Bob Herring, and Bob East.
Carnival Queen Jeanne Lambert & Attendents
LETTERMEN CLUB
Front Row, Left to Right; Coach Gallagher, Larry Ackley, Bob Wilson, Gordon
Lemar, Bob East, and Red Heerlein.
Second Row, Left to Right; Ernest Krawczyk, Willis Miller, Ernie Frye, Owen
Barbee, Bill Steele, and Tom Corcoran.
Third Row, Left to Right: Earl Church, Carl Bolz, Bob Herring, Dale Bruce,
Bill Willis, and Jack Miller.
SCHOOLBOY PATROL
Front Row, Left to Right; Charles Payne, Bill Catron, Harry Coats, Roger Dun-
ham, and Donald Kerns. Second Row, Left to Right: Terry Boyer, Lloyd Catron,
Dick Fanner, Gary Boyer, Roger Duckworth, and Eddie Emory. Third Row, Left to
Right: Gary Butchart, Wayne Stroud, Roger Reece, Bill Townsend, Jud Pinzino,
Leonard Sollars, and Jerry Miller.
Front Row, Left to Right: Nancy Dawson, Dee
Inman. Back Row, Mario Tarwater.
ESSAY WINNERS
Farm and Homa Safety Essay Contest: Left to Right, Helen Wright, Sophomore,
Fourth place, Jerry Hopper, Eigth Grade, First place, Catherine Higbie.
Eigtb Grade, Third place.
TYPING CLASS IN COMM-ERCE ROOM
CORNER OF GENERAL SHOP ROOM
Junior Play Cast
"VALLEY OF THE GHOSTS"
Sitting, Left to Right: Beverly Pinzino, Bill Willis, Patty Ryan, and Bobby
Wilson. Standing, Left to Right: Tom Corcoran, Willis Miller, Jack Miller,
Charlotte Fuston, Gordon Lemar, Larry Ackley, Owen Barbee, Rosalie Bates, Betty
Hueber, Joan Embrey, and Goldie Bernecker.
BOOKKEEPING TEAM
Left to Right: Teacher, Mrs. Reipllnger, BUI Steele, Bob Wlleon, Patty
Ryan, and Charlotte Fuston.

Graduating Class of 19^2

Booster Club
SPONSORS OF FREE MOVIES IN SUMMER,
SQUARE DANCES IN WINTER, LETTERMENS
DINNER, ALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SCHOOL.
Seventh and Bighth °r^ePpinzino
Queen Donna Smith, King
1st and 2nd Grades Singing at Christinas Program
Santa Claus and Pre-school Children
JUNIOR
- SENIOR BANQUET
SPEAKERS TABLE
1st 2nd & 3rd Grades Halloween Party
Lj.th £th & 6th Grades Halloween Party
7th & 0th Grades
Carnival Program
Tap Dancers; Sue Ann Hartman, Leia Bray, and Gayle Ann Grimm
3rd, 5th, and 6th Grades Singing
at Christmas Program
third and fourth grades seated in school cafeteria
GROUP OF SOLOISTS, QUARTETS, AND TRIOS.
Seated, Left to Right: Director, Miss Wilaon, Kay Smith, Joyce Philbrick,
Phyllis Simpson, and Anne Elder. Standing, Left to Right: Bette Young, Ernie
Krawczyk, Mary Ann Weyer, Larry Ackley, Nancy Dawson, Bill Willis, Charlotte
Fuston, and Gary Nelson.
QUILL AND SCROLL CLUB
Seated
Right:
Left to Right: Helen
Teacher, Miss Wilson,
seenaus, ana
and Beverlee Lambe
Standing, Left to
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GIRLS GLEE CLUB
1st Row! Left to Right, Bette Young, Pat Pinzino, Sandra Dawson, Charlotte Pus-
ton, Marie Tarwater, Pat Ryan , Anne Elder, Dee Inman, and El Wanda Farris.
2nd Row; Left to Right, Ruth Barbee, Betty Hueber, Shirley Shiverdecker, Velma
Basham, Marjorie Dunham, Pauline Ray, Sarah Wheat, Geneva' Hill, and Barbara
Houp. 3rd How: Left to Right, Joyce Philbrick, Nellie Shiverdecker, Shirley
Stroud, Mary Ann Weyer, Bonnie Catron, Helen Wright, Audry Lockhart, and Miss
Wilson, Director, ij_th Row: Left to Kight, Joan Embrey Phyllis Simpson, Nancy
Dawson, Kay Smith, Frances Sanger, and Peggy Filmore.
—
BOYS GLBL CLCS
Red Heerlein, Director, Miss
J-st Row: Left to Right, Carl Bolz, Larry Ackley, Bob Herring. ,
^ilson, Gordon Lemar, Ernie Frye, Ernie Krawczyk. “J^y Noe±, Richard Hiller,
2nd Row; Lfitt to Right, Gary Nelson, David Cauley. andR°y1?i°tt nil!
3°^ Leslie, Jerry James, Clifton Shiver* Bob Wilson, Bob East, Bil
wT? Row: l^eft to Right, Jack Miller, Bill Bt » d Elva Codgill.
WiiHs, John Morris, Willis Miller, Everett Coatts, a
MIXED CHORUS
1st Row: Left to Kight, Kay Smith, Mary Ann Weyer, Bette Young, Pat Pinzino,
Sandra Dawson, Charlotte Fuston, Marie 'i'arwater, Pat Ryan, Anne Elder, Dee In-
man, and El Wanda Farris. 2nd Row: Left to Hight, Phyllis Simpson, Joan Embrey
Nancy Dawson, Ruth Barbee, Betty Hueber, Shirley Shiverdecker, Peggy Filmore,
Marjorie Dunham, Pauline Ray, Sarah Wheat, Geneva Steele, Barbara Houp, and
Frances Sanger. 3rd Row: Left to Right, Jimmy Noel, Larry Ackley, Joyce Phil-
brick, Nellie Shiverdecker, Shirley Stroud, Velma Basham, Bonnie Catron, Helen
Wright, Audrey Lockhart, Roy Coats, and Elva Codgill, kth Row: Left to Right,
Sonny Leslie, Bob Wilson, Jerry James, Bob Herring, Red Heerlein, Gordon Lemar,
Ernie Frye, Ernie Krawczyk, Clifton Shivers, Harold Cauley, and Everett Coats.
5th Row! Left to Right, Gary Nelson, Bob East, Bill Willis, Jack Miller, David
Holmes, Richard Miller, Bill Steele, Carl Bolz, Willis Miller, and John Morris.
Standing: Miss Wilson. Director.
GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM
Seated, Left to Right: Helen Wright, Roberta Smith, and Ruth Barbee, Standing
Left to Right: Coach Gallagher, Sandra Dawson, Nancy Dawson, Charlotte Fuston,
Sarah Wheat, and Pat Ryan. Not in picture, Rita Pinzino, Beverly Pinzino, and
Marie Tarwater.
Row: Left to Right:
T'^O1}d Row: Left to Rights
Row: Left to Right:
J-'-est, Larry Ackley, and
boys softball team
John Friley, B*11Carl'LBoiz,
Ernie Krawczyk, Car e,
Tom Corcoran, bixJ-
Coach Gallagher.
and Clifton Shivers.
BoTwil^on,
SENIORS & COACH
Left to Right: Ernest Krawczyk, Ernie Frye, Coach Gallagher, Dale Bruce
and Bill Steele,
BASKETBALL 1952
The 1951-52 Basketball season was a dark one for the Cardinals. For the
first time in many seasons they finished with less than a .500$ average, they
won eleven games and lost thirteen for 1|58^ average for the year.
The redbirds tackled the toughest schedule in the school’s history and
were unable to cope with mos t of the larger schools that they played,
Most of the seasons losses .can be attributed to Cardinals inability to
hit the hoop with any regularity. The ability was there but the ball just
would not cooperate.
We lose four seniors frcm the years squad, Bill Steele, Dale Bruce, Ernie
Krawczyk, and Ernie Frye, These four boys contributed much to the squad and
will be missed considerably.
The following boys received letters in basketball, Seniors: Bruce, Frye,
Krawczyk, and Steele. Juniors: Wilson, Ackley, Willis, and Friley. Soph:
East, Bolz, and Heerlein. Provisional Lettermen were: Nelson, Herring, J.
Miller, W. Miller, and Church.
SCHEDULE
Pickett 26 VS
" 30 vs
" 22 VS
n    5U    VS
II    27    vs
n    27    vs
ii    38    vs
ti    U5    vs
ti        vs
ii    62    vs
ti    37    vs
ii    U6    vs
H    22    vs
Osborn 29*
Clarksdale 26x
Stewartsville 28
Clarksdale 27
Union Star 39*
Stewartsville 25*
Chilicothe 39
Lathrop h3
Kearney 73*
Richmond 50
Smithville h5
Clarksdale l|2x
Benton 37
Pickett h5 VS Stewartsville 3hx
" hO VS Bern,Kansas 29
n 2h VS Union Star 3ox
t» 66 VS Eagleville 58
n 30 VS Christain Bros, 5°
" 36 VS Kearney ?2x
n 3h VS Lafayette 37
n 29 VS Christian Bros. 60
n VS Clarksdale 10
h 28 VS Plattsburg 26
n 37 VS Stewartsville 5U
x indicates conference games
basketball squad
Front Row: Left to Right, Bill Steele, Carl Bolz, Ernie Krawczyk, Red Heer-
lein, Gordon Lemar, Ernie Frye, and Dale Bruce. Middle Rowl Left to Right
Bob Wilson, Larry Ackley, Bobby Herring, Bob East, Bill Willis, and Coach Gal-
lagher, Back'Row: Left to Right, Tom Corcoran, Earl Church, Gary Nelson,
Willis Hiller, Jack Miller, and Owen Barbee.
’ - ' JR. HIGH BASKETBALL SQUAD
1 and Beihl* Bob Herring,
SoS3 ?°w* Left to Right, David Holmes, Ro«: Wj
GeS p<?Slis’ R1°hard Miller, and Gary But^‘'0 “ch Gallagher. BMk ®
Lef? Bill Catron, Roger'Duckworth, an Derrii Dollar, Harold
Daie Salvatore Pinzino, Jude Pin t Travis.
ie ^ainbill, Robert Price, Harry Goats, and ra
CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH
ft t. Right. D„ piash
Sanaa were 1 J°llayba1} team had a very good season, although fewer
number of schools ^\in former years duo to tha that quite a
The girls Ve 3witched to girls basketball. 4
the vete?^nVP ? ^e?ord of ten victories and two losses. Both losses
and la,3t gajnQ sdale team early in the season. However, the third
team bg a decisive gdaj?^3da^-a waa won ty the determined and improved Pickett
®nce and co-championship (with Clarksdale) of the C-D-C-B Confer-
Although ?$ond Place trophy in the Clarksdale invitational Tournament.
S?1 Powerful j6 3Quad was small, the first thirteen girls in the line-up were
f*ve spiVo.- _aaa versatile on offense and agile and resourceful on defense. Our
“JPe of 3a4- QT'“'UP pairs were no two alike, each having its own technique as to
^wildered and method of spiking. This often left the opposing team much
'C® girls koja confused as to what to expect after each rotation of the serve.
flct,«enin|. a wida variety of serves and became very adept in blocking and
in Pich^4-?f co-operation and good team spirit the squad was the equal of
It waq 3 ^on2 and illustrious volleyball history.
indeed a pleasure to coach such a fine group of players.
"Flash" Miller, Coach
FIRST-TEAM VOLLEYBALL
Left to Right:
Garland Miller,
Shirley Stroud, Nancy Dawson, Sarah Wheat, Dee Inman, Coach
Anne Elder, Pat Ryan, Charlotte Pus ton, and Marie Tarwater.
VOU^AX,.
Pa?nH R°W' Loft to Rlghtj, ?an°y Baok°Ro>« pi?ylT^watS!° ’
“d Marl°
FOOTBALL 1952
_ toewlnS8 oS?to?1103g™s.Maafe?^« t0 ‘»e Pickett
fourth Platte Valley Conference ChampiMshi? j8dblrd. also irnSS^“bll»!
e^eP6r °Snt ~^enoe record a^iVXi^
Two members of this fine team, Ernie KPfiu i P feCt Confer-
awarded first team positions on the All-Stat. teS Hd«leln, were
team honors. Krawczyk also ranked 6th in the n«T/ Bil1 Steele won aeconX
Seven Cardinals were awarded team or hX,^1011 ln individual *
Platte Valley Conference All-Star Team. EJnle £aw/9Dtion hon°rsontj6’
ceived-first team laurels. Bill Steele aad Srd^emS "Red" ^Sin re-
second team, and close behind on the honorable mention /T 3elected to the
Xer, Bob Wilson, and Ernie. Frye. ntion ranks were WlHia Mll-
The 1952 team was young but as the lists above w
ance. We lose four good athletes by graduation but ^d, 311 ^ound bal-
“ar. We had a few individual stars but our victories Z hope3 r°r ■»*»
a spirited group. ea were team victories by
Letter winners 1952: Seniors; Krawczvk. Stenin vw,™ „ „
Juniors; Leraar, Wilson, W11H3, J.Miller, W.Millert kill^ a^A^T® ’ <■
Heerlein, East, and Bolz. Fresh: HerriAg. ley and Ackley. Soph:
game hi-lites
Pickett rolled over Union Star in their season opener to win 38-0.
Krawczyk, Wilson, and Steele scored and were backed up defensively by the rest
of the squad.
The Cardinals blasted Stewartsville 53-22 in their second outing to hit
near mid-season stride on their road to the title. Again it was a team vic-
tory with seven men scoring.
In the third straight conference victory, Fickett romped Dearborn I4.7—7«
The Cardinals had to come from behind as Dearborn scored on their first
series of downs. Four Cardinals figured in the scoring with all the squad
playing well on defense.
The Pickett Cardinals racked up their fourth in a row, over Seneca, Kans.
U5-0. Playing in a steady downpour of rain. Krawczyk, Wilson, Frye, Bruce,
and Heerlein continued their scoring ways while the defense functioned with-
out error.
The surging red wave next defeated Edgerton, their leading contender for
the Conference title. In a game that was much closer than thelr first
score indicated that the entire squad functioned like clockwork
game of the season.
And then Farragut. J A strong and big Farragut, Iowa team^end^^^ a 32-6
°f an undefeated season when they numerically and phys y
defeat to the hitherto high riding Ficketteers.
Still suffering from the physical beating of ^^Previous^ paying in a
inals were again defeated, this time by Berryton, an tfae Berryton
giving snow storm and not at full strength they cou±
team.
Hale h.6-18 and clinch-
. t-----again bit stride by »• «1Uer' “d
in? the Conference title. Steele, Krawczyk, Wilson,
riley scored to bring home the Championship. Kraw-
CB k 1952 season ended with a ylc^^1°g^eBfor*PiXett,and turned in °Ut
Steele, and Bruce played their final game
Ming performances. f
Pickett scored 36U points again,t 130 fb^Jholr°7
xr-o°d XVty cordon usar-s —
The Cardinals
FOOTBALL SQUAD
Front Row: Left to Right, Bill Willis, John Friley, Bill Steele, Bob Wilson,
Gordon Lemar, Red Heerlein, Ernie Frye, Ernie Krawczyk, Jack Miller, and Dale
Bruce. Middle Row: Left to Right, Clifton Shivers, Sonny Leslie, Virgil Sim-
pson, Bobby Herring, Willis Miller, Coach Gallagher, Bob East, Carl Bolz, Jim
Noel, and Larry Ackley. Back Row: Left to Right, Howard Hueber, Tom Corcoran,
Dale Travis, Everett Coats, Roy Coats, Jerry James, David Holmes, Richard Mil-
ler, and Owen Barbee.
CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH
Krawczyk.
Gordon Lemar,
Coach GallagheI,» Ernie

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VENTAIRE ALUMINUM CO.
1/06 Commercial B. G. Ferguson, Owner
FOR HOMES — STORES — SCHOOLS — CHURCHES
OFFICES AND FACTORIES
STO-A-CO. Aluminum triple track combination doors and
windows. VENTAIRE Aluminum Awnings and Door
Hoods—Car Parts—etc.
Venetian Blinds — Iron Railings — Curtition Doors
Bamboo Match Stick Draw Drapes
Japanese Cypress Roll Up Shades
RED-E-MIX CONCRETE DELIVERED
TO THE JOB SITE
ECONOMICAL — DEPENDABLE — CONVENIENT
Land Construction Co.
502 Seneca Phone 4-6341 ST. JOSEPH, MO.
COMPLIMENTS OF
Interstate Nursery
BELT HIGHWAY AND LOCUST

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Frederick Avenue at 9th
Across from Trail Theater
Phone 4-1611

Butchart Herat Co
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
FLOWERS BY WIRE
Pickett Rd. at 33rd
COMPLIMENTS OF
Phone 4-4067
Seven •Uy Botttiny Co
2002 Frederick
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
COMPLIMENTS OF
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SUPER MARKET — 100% Union Mkt.
OPEN SUNDAYS 9-6 — Week Days 9-9
Belt Highway and Mitchell Formerly Ray's Mkt.
Jake's drag Stare
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS — Free Delivery
JAKE ROSENTHAL RALPH WENGEL
15th and Charles St. Phone 3-1353
D. B. Schmidt Carriage Co.
Commercial And Farm Bodies — Wrecks Rebuilt
Wheel and Frame Aligning — Seat Covers — Auto Glass
ESTABLISHED DEPENDABILITY SINCE 1885
Phone 2-7783
HSHUE'S
STEAK AND CHICKEN DINNERS
RESERVATIONS
Phone 2-0410

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Fountain Service—Open From 6:30 A. M.-l :30
Flash Your Lights For Curb Service
Curb Service Evenings Only
2 GOOD PLACES 2
TRADE
Geo. Goll's A-G Store
33rd and Mitchell Ave—and
East End Hardware
33rd and Mitchell Phone 4-5910
Tucker Feed & Milling Co.
YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD FEED STORE
CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1952
Southeast End of Belt Phone 2-3235
CONVENIENT PARKING SPACE
CURB SERVICE EVERY NIGHT
6106 Lake Avenue on U. S. 59 Phone 8-1970
YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE!
This is the Advertisers section of the Lanidrac.
We consider our advertisers to be friends of Pickett
Please read the advertisements carefully and patronize
these friends of your school whenever possible.
Respeclfullr Requested By Thr Lanidrac Staff.
BEST WISHES TO THE ‘52 GRADUATES
Staufep Meme Products Co.
MAXINE HANSEN Phone 4-4510
Rupp Fumerat Rome
DAY AND NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE
6054 Pryor Phone 8-1797
ST. JOSEPH — MISSOURI
Midland Empire Sates Co.
Radio-Ttlevision — Household Appliances
Refrigerators — Deep Freezes — Commercial Equipment
Air Conditioning — Nite Phone 2-4115; Day 3-1317
1224 Frederick Ave.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
COMPLIMENTS OF
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Ritchey Rea! Estate &
Insurance Co.
GENERAL INSURANCE
Phone 4-3553 2-2822 819 Felix Street
ST. JOSEPH — MISSOURI
THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND
Pave Polsky Motors
WHOLESALE—RETAIL
We Buy, Sell or Trade New and Used Cars, Trucks
We Strive To Please, Friendly Terms Arranged
Phone 2-0841 702 S 8th St. ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Pony Express Trailer
Ranch & li-K Trailer Sales
BELT HIGHWAY

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FARM SEEDS — NURSERY STOCK
EARL MAY STORE
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4-24 South 8th Street
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71.1-713 So. 6th St.
Phone 3-0262
WHERE QUALITY CHICKS ARE HATCHED
One quarter mile east of south end of Belt
Highway R. R. No. 4—Phone 4-2324
3601 Mitchell Ave.
ALWAYS ASK FOR-REACH FOR
WEISENBORN DAIRY PRODUCTS
Weisenborn Hairy
Phone 2-0012

COMPLIMENTS OF
Standard Oil
ELECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH
COSTS SO LITTLE!
St. Joseph Light & Power Co.
Compliments of
BOB'S STANDARD SERVICE
Route No. 1
Belt & 36 Hwy. St. Joseph
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Compliments of
SNOW WHITE DRIVE-IN
COAL AND LUMBER CO
Congratulates the 1952 Grad-
uates of Pickett High School
19th and Garfield, Phone 2-7716
St. Joseph Missour’
SOUTH PARK LUMBER
COMPANY
Harry A. Smith, Mgr.
17th and Commercial
Phone 4-278S
SHAMRAD BOILER
COMPANY
Boiler Repairing
Electric And Acetylene Welding
1001-07 S. 8th St., Phone 4-4088
HARTSOCK CLINICAL
HOSPITAL
Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat-Glasses
Fitted. X-ray and Laboratory
24 Hour Service
Dr. W. E. Hartsock
Office Hospital. 1204 Frederick
Ave., Phone 2-9610
St. Joseph Missouri

MORAN FURNACE
COMPANY
Heating and Air Conditioning
602 S. 10th St. Phone 2-7106
St. Joseph Missouri
Compliments of
BILL & BOB'S CAFE
Belt Highway St Joseph, Mo.
Wall to Wall Carpets
Our Specialty
JIM GORMAN'S
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Plas-
tic Tile, Rubber Tile, Venetian
Blinds
Each and tvery installation per-
sonally supervised. Free estimate
Phone 2-6380, 116 No. 5th St
St. Joseph Missouri
Congratulations Class of 51-52
INDEPENDENT LUMBER &
COAL COMPANY
7th & Hickory, Phone 2-8492
R. T. Cousins
Jess “Shack" Elford, Ph. 2-0442
BLUE TOWN BARBER AND
BEAUTY SHOP
Manicuring
1006 South 10th Street
Res. Phone 4-3741
JESSE JAMES SERVICE
STATION
24 Hour Service
Charles Imboden, Manager
Belt Highway
Compliments of
PARISOFF
DRIVE-IN MARKET
Belt Highway and Pacific
BLEDSOE CARPET AND
LINOLEUM CO.
Custom Work A Specialty
Linoleum, Carpets, Congowall,
Linowall, Plastic Tile, Asphalt,
Rubber Tile, Venetian Blinds
416 Edmund St. Phone 2-1661
St Joseph Missouri
WM. ELLINGER
SPORTING GOODS CO.
Christian Ellinger, Prop.
Over 51 Years in the Sporting
Goods Business
815 Frederick Ave. St. Joseph
HAWKIN'S SERVICE
STATION
George Holmes, Operator
K Hi-way & 275, 1-2 mile No.
of Krug Park St. Joseph
Dial 2-0670

For Your Athletic Equipment
See—
FRANK SPECTOR
SPORTNG GOODS
(Across From the Missouri
Theatre)

For Fine Foods—
BEN MAGOON'S
DELICATESSEN
Prompt Free Delivery
632 So. 8th St., Phone 2-2411
St. Joseph Missouri
Insist On The Best!
OZENBERGERS
Ice Cream
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Cash Paid for All Products
I. X. L. CREAM & POULTRY
COMPANY
H L. Van Cleve, Prop.
Buyers of Cream, Poultry and
Eggs
North Side of Highway, one
block east of 29th Street.
Phone 2-8395 St. Joseph, Mo.
We Appreciate Your Business
“for better service" always re-
member to call—
PUMPHREY'S
Dry Cleaning-Pressing
Alterations and Repairing
Hats Blocked
Plant and office at 2201 Lafay-
ette St. Phone 2-6326
CRISWELL OIL
COMPANY
Petroleum Products
Tires, Batteries, Chains
Automobile Supplies
914-16 South 9th St.
St. Joseph Missouri
Compliments of
DR. W E. BLANCHARD
Optometrist
5004 King Hill Ave., Ph. 8-1225
St. Joseph Missouri

OLSON IMPLEMENT
COMPANY
Ford Tractors — Dearborn
Implements
Sales and Service
So. end of Belt Phone 4-4234
1-2 mile west on U. S. 59
CRAWFORD CHICKS
Stnd for Catalog and Prices
CRAWFORD HATCHERIES
1101 So 8th St., Phone 4-4898
St Joseph Missouri
Automobile Refinishing—
CHARLES OLSON
OLSON PAINT & BODY
SHOP
Charles Olson, Owner
Free Estimates, Anytime and
Anywhere 1
1738 Commercial Street
St. Joseph Missouri
See Our Unusual Stationery
Personalized or Plain
Wedding Cards and Invitations
Moderately Priced at the— <
PICKWICK SHOP
112 No. 8th St. Phone 2-1661
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THOMPSON'S
HY-KLAS FOOD STORE
Good Things To Eat
Chas. Thompson, Owner
1702 Commercial, Phone 2-7701
Compliments of
SOUTH PARK
PHARMACY
Robert B. Marshall, Prop.
1719 Commercial St., Ph. 4-4054
CLAYTON
SERVICE STATION
Gas — Oil
Crankcase Service
R. F. D. No. 4 Hiway 59
Phone 2-0590 St. Joseph, Mo.
SNAPPY CLEANERS
SNAPPY
ERVICE
ATISFIES
1802 Commercial, Phone 2-6703
St. Joseph Missour*
SOUTH PARK
HARDWARE
All Kinds of Hardware Supplies
Everyone Welcome
1717 Commercial Street