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Yearbook Name
The Lanidrac 1954
Location
St. Joseph, Missouri (Buchanan County)
Additional Information
Pickett,
her many valiant sons
on life'3 ocean
Dear old
Pride of
When out
With hearts of devotion
We’ll think of thee
And of our victories won
ERECTED 1924 HIGH SCHOOL ADDITION 1939
DESTROYED BY FIRE 1954
Dear to the hearts of all who attended classes in these
cherished rooms.
Many and memorable are the events which have taken place,
enriching the lives of three generations of boys and
girls.
We know how fond must be
the memories of these events.
And how much more dearly "Pickett Hi" will be enshrined
in the hearts of all her sons and daughters now that
she is gone!
And so, the Seniors of 1954» deep in our own grief at
this tragic loss, dedicate this volume to the memory
of "OLD PICKETT" as she will now be forever known
and loved.
West view of the Dickett School which burned February 14. The high school
side of the building was damaged only by smoke and water.
The unper hall of the high school which is still standing. The walls were
badly cracked. At left is the door to the gymnasium which was completely de-
moli shed.
Board of Education
Left to Right: Norman Hines, Vice-President, Mrs. Carl Moore
Secretary, Robert Wollenraan, President, Allan
Smith and Glen Butchart, Members.
Not in picture: Francis Grooms
First Row Left to Right: Mias Imogene Laderoute, First grade,
Mr. Loren Workman, Manual Arts Instructor, Miss Priscilla
Wilson, Music and English Instructor, Coach Marven Weed,
Mr. Garland Miller, Superintendent, Mrs. Hallie Reiplinger
Commerce Instructor, Miss Willette Muff, Home Economics
and Gymn Instructor.
Second Row: Mrs. Elizabeth Pines, Fifth grade, Mrs. Goal Sell,
Third grade, Mrs. Maxine Weed, Sixth grade, Mrs. Iva
Christensen, Eighth grade, Miss Ruth Anderson, Fourth
SENIOR
Bob East
Basketball I4. yrs; Football I4. yrs;
Softball 3 yrs; Lanidrac Staff;
Editor in Chief of Lanidrac5 Glee
Club 3 yrs; Lettermans Club 1;. yrs;
Class President 1 yr.
Rita Pinzino
Basketball 2 yrs.; Glee
Club 3 yrs.; Band 1 yr.;
Cheerleader 2 yrs.; Lani-
drac Staff; Paoar Staff;
Softball yrs.; Foot-
ball Queen Attendant 2 yrs.
Clifton Shivers
Football 3 yrs; Basketball 2 yrs;
Glee Club 4. yrs; Soloist; Quartet;
Lanidrac Staff; Softball 3 yrs.
Eddie Peek
Basketball 3 yrs; Lanidrac Staff;
Football 3 y**s; 'Bandl 1 yr. Soft-
ball 2 yrs; Lettermans Club; Glee
Club 2 yrs.
Ruth Barbee
Softball U yrs.; Glee Club
2yrs. ; Football Queen
19$3» Carnival Queen Atten-
dant 2 yrs.; Lanidrac Staff
Assistant Editor.
Carl Bolz
Basketball Ij. yrs; Glee Club l|. yrs;
Lanidrac Staff; Softball I4. yrs;
Lettermans Club I;, yrs; Football
4 yrs; Class President 3 yrs.
Gary Hold
Basketball 1 yr; Student Manager
Football; Lanldrac Staff; Glee
Club 1 yr; Lettermans Club 1 yr.
Joyce Miller
Basketball 1 yr.; Glee Club
1 yr.; Girls Trio 1 yr.;
Lanldrac Staff.
Gary Nelson
Basketball I4. yrs; Football
Lanldrac Staff; Lettermans
Class vice-president; Glee
3 yrs; Softball 3 yrs.
3 yrs;
Club;
Club
Darrel Farris
Glee Club yrs. ; Lanidrac
Staff; Parer Staff.
Audrey Lockhart
Volleyball 2 yrs.; Lanidrac
Staff; Trio 1 yrs; Glee
Club U yrs.
Red Heerlein
Basketball U yrs; Football h- yrs;
Glee Club Ij. yrs; Lettermans Club?
Lanidrac Staff; Softball 1;. yrs;
Football Cantain 2yrs; Basketball
Caotain 3 yrs; All State Football
Team 2 yrs*
Virgil Simpson
Football 3 yrs; Lanidrac Staff;
Letterman Club; Class Sec. and
Treas.Glee Club 2 yrs.
Nancy Dawson
Basketball 2 yrs.;
Volleyball 2 yrs.; Soloist
1 yr.; Trio 2 yrs.; Soft-
ball I4. yrs.; Lanidrac Staff
Pacer Staff; Cheerleader 3
yrs.; Carnival Queen Atten-
dant 1953? Apple Blossom Queen
Candidate from Pickett 195U>
Football Queen Attendant 1 yr
Sonny Ebling
Football 1 yr; Basketball 1 yr;
Lanidrac Staff; Glee Club 2 yrs;
Lettermans Club; Softball 1 yr;.
I
JOYCE PHILBRICK
ROBERT HERRING
JIMMY NOEL
PHYLLIS SIMPSON
JACK HORN
MARJORIE DUNHAM
RICHARD MILLER
SANDRA DAWSON
ELWANDA FARRIS
ROBERT TESTERMAN
MARY ANN WEYER
DAVID HOLMES
Camera Shy
PAT FREEMAN
SONNY LESLIE
JEAN PHILLIPS
JERRY JAMES
ALBERTA. LOCKHART
CATHERINE HIGBY
KAREN ANDERSON
JANET FRILEY
JUDITH JACKSON
LARRY BUNDY
MARY HUBER
ROGER DUCKWORTH
LARRY EBLING
HARRY COATS
DON DE VOOGHT
Ruth
Barbee
East
1953
Homecoming
Queen
and
Escort
QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS
Left te Right: Ruth Barbee, Queen, Phyllis Simpson, Junier
attendant, Donna Groh, Sophomore attendant,
Barbara Yeung, Freshman attendant.
CROWNING OF QUEEN
EDDIE PEEK
Seniors
BOB EAST
VIRGIL SIMPSON
Squad
CARL BOLZ
RED HEERLEIN
GARY NELSON
BOB TESTERMAN
DAVID HOLMES
MARVEN WEED
( COACH)
FRESHMEN AND
SOPHOMORES
Season Record
Pickett 18
Pickett 7
Pickett 38
Pickett 18
Pickett 12
Pickett 2$
Pickett $3
Pickett 18
Rosendale
Stewartsville
South Nodaway
Union Star
Bern
Berry ton
College Springs
Farragut
7
6
26
21
39
98
27
Won Lost
3 5
Points Scored 189
Points Allowed 21+7
Season Summary
=« Pickatt Cardinals had one of their worst seasons in many a
t-s- in = 3 —started out as in years before, winning tneir hr
vane*, =-d'seesed certain to be headed to another great season.
7-. first last cane at the hands of Union Star. This was a big
less because one, it lost the Conference title for Pickett for tne
first time in five years, and second it started the team on it’s down-
fall. Tne~ were beaten in the next five games in a row. . __
•»:-T 'filters enter into the cause for the Cardinals dismal record.
7r~ team «~s creatlv hsmtered and weakened all season long by s_ckness,
injuries, sub ether troubles.
The 1953 team did manage to place two players on tne All Confer-
ence first team and tne on the second teem. Carl Bolz and. rob -_ast
wets selected for the first team with Jim Noel making second team.
Thirteen slayers were awarded letters for their play in tne foot-
tall seas — . Senior: Bob East, Ed Peek, Gary Nelson, Virgil Simpson,
Bed Eeerlein, Carl Bolt, Sonny Ebling, Juniors: Bob Herring, Jim
"cel. Bob Testemen, and David Holmes. Freshmen: Jerry Miller and
Harold Moon.
highlights of the Gaines
— = season with a easy victory over the Rosendale
- — -i"i~s. o.-senoa-e was never in the game and Pickett won without
toe moon trmt_e. Em Peek end Bob East did the scoring for the team.
tiokett hammered by injuries to a few of
;stestso. Stewartsville by one point. Bob
their starting six met
Bast did the sr.nr-* ng for
~ ~~ng sutaitutes most of the came moved
toe invading Longhorns from South Nodawav of
Players, Bob East, Bob'Her
s-- =nn >_rgil Simpson.
to a 38-
Barnard
ring, Jim
‘ J’?“j . -5*- £ts *irst loss of the season to the
~ • *-’. ~~ te throned the Cardinals from the tons—
w^ich they had held for *five vea
‘3“Z77 —-*» 77 7 a mighty dissaonointed 0—0 wd
dd-«r« ---’cnmrntt t-eud. East and Bolt did' the scorin/c
Tro j sns
ot in
rs. It
that
or the
J? -Zl seemed to go into a tail s-h
to ^rn, Kansas, bv a 2111
‘;a Springs. lows term bv -
». VIth th. parr^tut, low.
Boys
Basketball
Bob East
Senior
Center
Height 6'2''
Weight 180
Red Heerlein
Senior
Forward
Height 6'0''
Weight 185
Carl Bolz
Senior
Guard
Height 5'11''
Weight 155
Gary Nelson
Senior
Forward
Height 5'11''
Weight 150
Jim Noel
Junior
Guard
Height 5'10''
Weight 165
Bob Herring
J union
Guard
Height 5’H'
Weipht 165
Darrell Lollar
Sonhomore
Center
Height 5’10"
Weight 13$
Jack Horn
J unior
Guard
Height 5'10"
Weight II4.5
Varsity Basketball
The Cardinal squad had one of its better basketball seasons in
many seasons, this year. The Cardinals ended the season with a 17-7
record in all games played and an 8-2 record in Conference play. The
Redbirds took second place in the C-D-C-B Conference, second place
in the Clarksdale tournament, and consolation in the King City tour-
nament .
We had a well balanced team this year under the supervision of
Coach Weed. The team loses five good athletes by graduation, but
great things are expected of the team next year. We had a few indiv-
idual stars but our victories were team victories by a spirited
group. The team maintained good spirit throughout and was comparable
with any in Pickett history.
The five graduating seniors are Bob East, Ed Peek, Gary Nelson,
6arl Bolz, and Charles Heerlein.
The players receiving Varsity letters are Bob East, Chas. Heer-
lein, Carl Bolz, Gary Noisonj jim Noel, Jack Horn, Bob Herring, Dar-
rel Lollar, Bill Catron, and Jerry Miller.
INDIVIDUAL
SCORING
NAME GP. F.G. F.T. AVG. TP .
EAST 2U 163 105 17.9 14-31
20 92 714- 12.9 258
BOLZ 23 102 514 11.1 258
HERRING 24 72 Ui 8.1 185
HEERLEIN 21 67 28 7.7 162
NOEL 2U 30 15 3.1 75
NELSON 21 16 18 2.3 50
MILLER 1U 9 0 1.3 18
CATRON 15 2 11 1.0 15
HORN 13 3 1 0.5 7
LOLLAR iS 2 3 0.5 7
SCORES of GAMES
* Pickett (38)-Union Star (37)
o Pickett (62)-Stewartsville 06)
Pickett (71)-Easton (5D
Pickett (58) -Union Star (I4.O)
Pickett (I4I4.) -Faucett (52)
* Pickett (60)-Kearney (69)
» Pickett (65) -Clarksdale (1|2)
Pickett (37)-Pl«tte City (62)
* Pickett (6I4.)-Osborn (I4.O)
# Pickett (53) -Union Star (I4.6)
* Pickett (60)-Stewartsville (lj.0)
Pickett 09) -Easton (37)
Pickett
Pickett
Pickett
Pickett
Pickett
Pickett
Pickett
* Pickett
Pickett
« Pickett
Pickett
* Pickett
(67)-DeKalb (60)
(68)-Bridgewater (75)
(k3)-King City (5D
(06)-Easton (59)
(67) -Stanberry (I+I4.)
(6I4.)-Cainsville (5M-)
(90)-Easton (49)
(55)-Kegrney (73)
(6I4.)-DeKalb (63)
(85)-Clarksdale (32)
(5M-North Platte (50)
(87)-Osborn (68)
«■ Indicates Conf. Games
Mary Ann Weyer
Junior
Rita Pinzino
Senior
Nancy Dawson
Senior
Girls Basketball
Team
Sandra Dawson
Junior
Phyllis Simpson
Junior
Donna Smith
Soohomore
GIRLS BASKETBALL
The Pickett Cardinalettes had a good start in the season but
slowed down by losing 4 straight games, three of which were con-
ference games. The Cardinalettes tied with Osborn for third place
in the C.D.C.B. conference but took first place in the Easton Tour-
nament. The girls had a 9-9 season record.
SCHEDULE
SCORES
PICKETT OPPONENT
Nov. 20 Pickett at Union Star 35 24
24 Stewartsville at Pickett 63 58
Dec. 1-5 Pickett v.s. Osborn (Clarksdale Tourney)
8 Pickett at Kearney 53 58
11 Pickett at Clarksdale 52 57
U4.-I9 Pickett v.s. Gower (Union Star Tourney) 55 56
Jan. 8 Pickett at Osborn 49 51
12 Union Star at Pickett 61 14-1
1Q Pickett at Stewartsville 58 74
23 Easton at Pickett 14-9 s8
DeKalb at Pickett 72 71
5 Pickett at Easton 61 72
13 Kearney at Pickett 62 57
1I4. Pickett at DeKalb 66 76
17 Clarksdale at Pickett 14-2 44
16-21 Pickett v.s. DeKalb (Easton Tourney) 58 45
Pickett v.s. Easton (Easton Tourney) 112 36
23 Osborn at Pickett 4-5 36
INDIVIDUAL SCORES
points
games played
Mary Ann Weyer
Rita Pinzino
Nancy Dawson
Joyce Miller
Sandra Dawson
Janet Friley
Donna Smith
Karen Anderson
621
300
53
5
2
1
18
18
8
7
9
13
9
7
v1T!£
qukkn and attendants
’•> Zixats Jerry Miller, escort, Betty East, Freshman attendant,
'-.rmy Eeel, escort, Beth Hart, Sophomore Attendant, Bob East, escort,
lari sols , Pres, of Student Council, Mary An* Weyer, Queen, Bob
Earrixr, escort, Joyce Miller, Senior Attendant, Frank Nauman, escort
Je McPike, and Flower Girl Linda Boyer, center.
elower girl
LINDA BOYER
THE 195U LANIDRAC STAFF
PICKETT ANNUAL
Nancy Dawson, typist and girls sports; Carl Bolz, Advertising
manager; Gary Nelson, boys sports; Virgil Simpson, boys sports;
Bob East, editor-in-chief; Eddie Peek, snapshots and boys sports;
Audrey Lockhart, art director; Ruth Barbee, assistant editor
and advertising staff. Not in the picture: Rita Pinzino, girls
sports and snapshots; Red Heerlein, boys sports, Clifton Shlvesrs,
art director; Joyce Miller, advertising staff; Darrell Farris,
advertising staff.
BOYS' LETTERMEN CLUB
Front Row Left to Right: Darrel Loller, Richard Miller, David Holmes
Carl Bolz, Bob Herring, Bob East, Jim Noel/ Bill Catron
Back Row Jack Hora, Bob Testerman, Sonny Ebling, Garry Hold, Ed Peek
Gary Nelson, Harold Moon and Virgil Simpson
Athletics
Banquet
Senior Class
n ("j1.-' c -i—j • n--
Junior Senior
Banquet
LUNCH ROOM
Left to Right: Mrs. Opal Sell, Teacher, Mrs. Cora Clark, Cook,
Ruth Barbee, helper, Marjorie Dunham, helper, Mrs. Roberta
Wilson, Cook, and Mary Huber, helper.
First and Second Grades, Mrs. Imogene Laderoute, to left, and
Marjorie Dunham, in the background.
CHEERLEADERS
NANCY DAWSON JOYCE PHILBRICK RITA PINZINO
Mrs. Relollnger
Senior Co- Soonsor
Mr. Miller
Suoerlntendent
Mr. Weed
Senior Sponsor
CLARK CIRCUS
COMES TO
PICKETT SCHOOL
Everyone enjoy-
the Circua.
JESSE, the baby
eleohant, and
it’ a trainer.
MIXED CHORUS Rating - III
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Flrat Trio
Nancy Dawson, Sop.
Audrey Lockhart, Sec.
Joyce Philbrick. Alto
Second Trio
Dhylli3 Simnaon, Soo.
Aydrey Lockhart, Sec.
Mary Ann Weyer, Alto
Girls Quartet
Barbara Young, Son.
Sandra Dawson, Sec.
Mary Ann Weyer, 1st. Alto
Joyce Phixorick, Sec. Alto
Mixed Quartet
Bob Testerman, Bas'
Barbara Young, Soo.
Joyce Philbrick, Alto
Jimmy Noel, Tenor
Boy’s Second Quartet
Roger Duckworth First Tenor
Darrel Dollar, Sec. Tenor
Robert Price, Baritone
Sheldon Smith, Bass
L___:
Bob Testerman, Bass
Jim Noel, Sec. Tenor
Cliff Shivers, Baritone
Boy'3 First Quartet
Bill Catron Plr9fc Tenor
Alberta Lockhart - Alto
Rating - III
Beth Hart - First Soprano
Rating- III
Catharine Higbie
Second Soprano
Rating II
Bob Testerman - Bass - Rating - III
Nancy Dawson. - First Soprano Rating-II
Jimmy Noel - 2nd Tenor
Rating - II (to left)
Clifton Shivers-lst Bass
Rating - II (to right)
GIRLS GLEE CLUB
Rating III
Front Row, Left to Rignt: Donna Smith, Karen Anderson, Bonnie Bernecker,
Jean DhllllT3, Nancy Dawson, Diane Hulet, Miss Wilson, instructor,.
Second How: Mary Ann Wey^r, Audrey Lockhart, Betty East, Janet Price,
Catherine Higby, Joyce Philbrick’ Joyce Miller, r-lwanda Farris, Sandra
Dawson, Third Row: Marjorie Dunham, Pat Stocking, Judith Jackson, Phyllis
Simnson, Mary Huber, Beth Hart, Janet Friley, Loretta Myers. Barbara,Young
Dat Freeman, and Alberta Lockhart.
BOYS GLEE CLUB RATING III
First row left to right: Robert -Brice, Sonny Ebling, Bob Testerman,
Carl Bolz, Sheldon Smith, Bill Catron, Roger Duckworth, Miss Wilson.
Second row: Larry Ebling, Jim Noel, Darrel Lollar, Roger Dunham,
Larry Bundy, Harold Moon, Don ^eVooght.
Third row: Richard Miller, Jerry James, David Holmes, Jack Horn,
Larry Busey, Sonny Leslie, and Gary Nold.
National Poetry Contest -
Pat Freeman and Sandra Dawson
Poetry Certificates
to Pickett Students
Two Pickett High Schorl students
have received certificates of rc-
ceptance from the National High
School Poetry Association for thr
Annual Anthology of High School
.'Poetry.
: “Precious Mother.” was sub-
Imittrd by Pct Freeman and "Just
Smilo ’ by Sandra Dawson. The
work was done in the junior Eng-
lirh civ? under the supervision of
Miss Priscilla Wilson.
Second Place- Buchanan County
Tuberculosis Essay Contest.
Junior High Patrol Boys
First Row- Left to Right: Ronnie Cline, Terry Boyer, Eddie Emery,
Richard Farmer.
Second Row- Lloyd Catron, Frank Nauman, Gary Boyer, Bob Farmer.
Junior
Class
Damsels
in
Play
Distress
Play Cast: Bob Testerman,as Shelby Parsons, Jack Horn as Jimmy Love, Joyce
Philbrick as Natasha Fedorovna, Phyllis Simoson as Gei-aldine Ware, Jim Noel as
Braymer Babcock, Sandra Dawson as Pamela Royle, Mary Ann Weyer as Eustacia
Carstairs.
In background: Bobby Herring as Mike, Marjorie Dunham as Mrs. Guppy, Pat Free-
man as Mrs. Meeks, Jerry James as Ethelbert Meeks
Not in picture: David Holmes as Bill.
Physical
Education
Bottom row-L. to R. -
Janet Price, Alberta Lockhart,
Janet Friley, Marjorie Dunham,
and Sandra Dawson.
Middle Row- Audrey Lockhart,
Nancy Dawson, Elwanda Parris,
and Karen Anderson.
On Too - Donna Smith
Above:
Janet Price and Donna Smith
Lower left hand corner:
Nancy Dawson, Donna Smith, and
Sandra Dawson.
Typing Class - Mrs. Reip±inger - Instructor
Sewing Class - Miss Muff - Instructor
In background - left to right - Alberta Lockhart.
Nancy uawson, Miss Muff, instructor, and Ruth Barbee.
In foreground - Audrey Lockhart and Beth Hart
Snapshots
First Row Loft to Right: Bill Derington, Alice Hadley, Joanne
FIRST GRADE
Ranker,
Arthur Chase, Saundra Dugan, Charlotte Porter, Judy Bregg, Anna
Alley, Caroy Utterback, Bryan Gann, Richard Snyder, Russell Tucker.
Second Row: Tommie Rickel, Gregg Grooms, Carol Boyer, Albert Conner,
Linda Brown, Jerro Ann McCarthy, Billie Jo Montgomery, Gary
Kirkpatrick, Harley Bundridge, Rickard Nigh, Larry Miller.
Third Row: Linda Frank, Linda Boyer, Barbara Potter, Rolland Chapman,
Mrs. Imogene Laderoute, Barbara Budine, Bobby Crawford Ilene Beckner,
Judith Yeakle, James Smith, Michael Grimm.
Those not in picture: Teddy Keller, Marsha Testerman, Frank Jones,
Ronald Smith.
SECOND GRADE
First Row Left to Right: Michael Patter, Jimmy Reinert, Logan Bundy, Donald
Woods, Ronald Woods, Robert Castle, Gary Hazlewood, Charles Wildberger,
Sharon Bonar, Michael Campbell.
Second Rew: Buddy Jackson, David Snyder, Harold Huber, Roberta Keyes,
Pamela O’Dougherty, Michael Macey, Stephen McCarthy, William Boyer,
Linda Scott, Kay Bird.
Third Row: Karen Jackson, Carolyn Attebury, Sheila Williams, Judith Boyer,
Mrs. Nold, Stanley Aspey, Roger Brandt, Linda Peter, Madge Campbell.
First Row Left to Right: Sandra Lewis, Vickie Simon, Sharon Myers, Patty
Wollenman, Betty Emory, Nancy Blum, Shirley Lager, Maritta Dugan,
Helen Porter.
Second Row: Wayne Wilson, Dean Philbrick, Terry Conner, Richard Shuster,
Roy Swope, Seward Lilly, Danny McKinnon, Jesse Campbell.
Third Row: Katherine Snyder, Dallas Giddens, Wynona Bird, Joyce Dawson,
Mrs. Opal Sell, Dick Swails, Landis Weaver, Gary Roland.
Those not in picture: Jack Turner, Judy Dever, Robert Smith, Roberta Smith,
Bernard Link.
First Row Left to Right: Alice Jackson, Lynda Reinert, Larry Porter, Gregg
Nellis, Sandra Brown, John McKay, Willie Rickel, Wilma Deatherage,
Sharon Marker, Milton Moore.
Secend Row: Linda Perason, Diane Cooper, Mike Feurt, Jo Ann Hazelwood, Miss
Anderson, Lida Clark, Tommy Kirkpatrick, Michael Grooms, Mary Bernecker,
Sandra Jacobs.
Third Row: Doris Catron, Dianna Lininger, Joyce Scott, Carol Hines, Shirley
Seward, Richard McGee, Richard Phillip, Johnny Roskey, Gregory Woods,
Linda Noland,
Those net in picture: Ronald Pettry, Marilyn Mehl, Jacqueline Mulligan,
Ronnie Rickel.
First Row Left to Right? Roger Ebling, Wayne Connor, Ronald Hestand, Rodger
Shuster, Jimmy Swope, David Smith.
Second Row: Diane Boyer, Judy Brown, Linda Hadley, Phillip Utterback, Bobby
Deatherage, Jerry Ann Hadley, Terry McKay, Charlene Wildberger, Donald
Darrington, Herbert Bell, Stephen Crawford.
Third Row: Barbara Spencer, Pat Lyon, David Utterback, Karen Snider, Barbara
Jackson, Judy Miller, Cheryle Lambert, Susan Nold, Donna Cooper, Robert
Evans, Mrs. Pipes.
Fourth Row: Barbara Butler, Sharon Akles, Hazel Keyes, Tommy Maugh, Mickey
Boyer, Marilyn Snider, Patricia McCarthy, Howard Noland.
First Row Left to Right: Bert Barnes, Curtis Kerns, Wesley Adams, David
Young, Benny Emery, Lindwood Bundy, Roger Castle, Lawrence Dunham.
Second Row: Helene Smith, Jimmy Moore, Charles McGee, Judy Gillespie, Dixie
Swope, Katherine Huber, Sue Hartman, Dixie Tarwater, Leia Bray.
Third Row: Linda Blum, Nancy Butchart, Dean Weyer, Michael,Brandt, Diane
Brandt, Patricia Lockhart, Marquita Dawson, Sandra Peter.
Fourth Row: Rollin Myers, Jay Crawford, Roger McCarthy, Mrs. Weed, Robert
Schooler, Charles Noland, Ella Rickel, Dennis Townsend.
STEVEN SMITH
ETHEL BUTLER
DIXIE PHILBRICK
JOHN NAUMAN
JOE MOON
ROGER ANDERSON
ELIZABETH ESTES RUSSELL BUSEY
ROSIE DUNHAM
GARY SWAILS
DONALD GANN
JANET BROWN
EUGENE McKAY
SHARON WILLIAMS
BEVERLY EBLING
RICHARD SHIVERS
LEWIS STROUD
LOIS EAST
JERRY BLAIR
ROGER CATRON
CARL ROBERTS JAMES SHIVERDECKER DEBBIE WILLIS
7th GRADE
JEANNENE McPIKE EDDIE EMORY
DICK FARMER
SHIRLEY EVANS
GAYLE GRIMM
JOYCE LILLY
GERALD GROH
FRANK NAUMAN
LINDA ACKLEY
CAROLYN BEAM
GARY BOYER
RONNIE CLINE
DONNA BECKNER LLOYD
CATRON KAY GILLESPIE
PHYLLIS LESLIE
JOAN RODGERS
TERRY BOYER
MRS. CHRISTENSEN
EIGHTH GRADE
eOMPMMEMTef OF
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Ph. 2-0349
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
RED-E-MIX CONCRETE DELIVERED
TO THE JOB SITE
Economical — Dependable — Convenient
LAND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
502 Seneca Phone 4-6341 ST. JOSEPH, MO.
ELECTRICITY DOES SO MUCH
COSTS SO LITTLE!
ST. JOSEPH LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
MUSIC BOX
Specializing in Spaghetti and Meat Balls
Chicken — Steaks — Beer
Open 7 a. m. to 2 a. m. JIMMIE PINZINO, Prop.
1900 Fred. Ave. Ph. 2-0215 ST. JOSEPH, MO.
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COMPLIMENTS OF
SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY
2002 Frederick
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI
2 GOOD PLACES 2
TRADE
GEORGE GOLL’S A-G STORE
33rd and Mitchell Ave.,—And
EAST END HARDWARE
33rd and Mitchell Phone 4-5910
COMPLIMENTS OF
GIG GRIMM BODY SHOP
809 Olive Phone 4-1543
COMPLIMENTS OF
A-RITE MEAT COMPANY
711-713 So. 6th St. Phone 3-0262
TIK TOK DRIVE-IN
Inside Specials: Steaks, Chops, Chicken, Sandwiches
Fountain Service —Open From 6:30 a. m. to 1:30 P. M.
Flash Your Lights For Curb Service
Curb Service Evenings Only
OZENBERGER ICE CREAM COMPANY
When You Want Good Ice Cream
Always Think of OZENBERGER’S
1915 Fred. Ave Phone 2-4040 ST. JOSEPH, MO.
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MRS. JACK BERNHART | 2201 Lafayette St. Ph. 2-6326
NEIGHBORS STANDARD
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Wash and Lube.
Quality Gas For Less
Belt and 59 Highway
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COMPANY
General Merchandise
Wholesale & Retail
GUY JOHNSTON
FURNACE CO.
Coal — Gas — Oil
209 So. 22nd St. Ph. 4-5136
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TUCKER FEED AND
MILLING CO.
Your Neighborhood Feed Store
Congratulates the Senior
Class of 1954
Belt FliWay and Pickett Road
Phone 3-1694
Southeast End of Belt
Phone 2-3235
Compliments of
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DRIVE-IN MARKET
Belt Highway and Pacific
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OLLIE FORBES SHOE
SERVICE
Fine Shoe Repairing
Red Goose Shoes
John C. Roberts Shoes
2516 Fred. Ave. St. Joseph
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of Commerce and
Secretarial Training
Est 1894 Accredited by
Day or Nite Classes
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Train For The
Better Office
Positions
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Quality Gas For Less
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Rt. 4
CLAYTON
SERVICE STATION
Gas — Oil
Crankcase Service
RFD 4 Hi Way 59
Ph. 2-0590 St. Joseph, Mo.
SOUTH PARK HARDWARE
All Kinds of Hardware Supplies
Everyone Welcome
1717 Com. St. St. Joseph
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BLEDSOE CARPET AND
LINOLEUM CO.
Custom Work A Specialty
Linoleums, Carpets, Congowall,
Linowall, Plastic Tile, Asphalt,
Rubber Tile, Venetian Blinds.
416 Edmond St. Phone 2-1661
St. Joseph Missouri
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ENGINEERED HOMES
Congratulates the 1954 Gradu-
ates of Pickett High School
19th and Garfield Ph. 2-4414
St. Joseph Missouri
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North side of HiWay 5Z Ore
block east of 29th St.
Ph. 2-8395 St. Joseph, I'o.
SHUSTER HATCHERY
Where Quality Chicks
Are Hatched i
HiWay 59. RR 4. Ph. 4-2324
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St. Joseph Missouri
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dard Keyboard and Controls
CALVERT TYPEWRITER &
SUPPLY CO.
Ill North 8th St. Joseph, Mo.
SPORTING GOODS CO
815 FREDERICK A'E-SLJOSEPH 7. MO.
Over 54 years in the Sporting
Goods Business
DAVE WELCH
STANDARD SERVICE
Washing and Greasing
On U. S. HiWay 36, 500 Ft. E.
of Belt HiWay
Ph. 2-0129 St. Joseph, Mo.