Sikeston Beats Jackson in Rain-Soaked Home Opener
Sikeston Bulldogs edge Jackson Indians 6 to 0 on a soggy field for their first home game win. Waggen er’s 14 yard pass reception for the only score plus strong defense and a late fumble turnover defined the game.
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Russell Wilson
East Prairie
Sikeston Bulldogs
Jackson Indians
Indians
Bulldogs
Marshall
Sikeston
Jackson
Robinson
Ables
Waggener
England
Marilyn Grant
Elmer Grant
Christian Brothers College
St. Louis
Football Scores From Last Weekend in Perryville Area
Perryville defeated Poplar Bluff 13 to 2 while East Prairie beat Kennett 13 to 0. Chaffee shut out Dexter 7 to 0. Charleston tied Cape Central 7 to 7. Caruthersville blanked Cape Central 0 and Bosse High of Evansville posted 19 points.
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Perryville
Poplar Bluff
East Prairie
Kennett
Chaffee
Dexter
Charleston
Caruthersville
Cape Central
Bosse High
Evansville
Bulldogs Triumph in Neighbor Day Softball Blowout
Sikeston bulldogs routed the Scott County All-Stars 11-0 in three innings at the Neighbor Day event in Benton. Charles Heath led with three hits while Vanover and Arnold added two apiece. Roger Arbaugh limited the visitors to two hits as Sikeston dominated the game after a forfeit by Timo in a non league tilt.
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Scott County All-Stars
Benton
Bulldogs
Timo
Slimo
C. E
Daddy” Felker
Sikeston
Charles Heath
Billy Sikes
Vanover
Arnold
Roger Arbaugh
Vanduser Defeats Sikeston By Close Score
Sikeston Bulldogs fell 3-2 to Vanduser Yellowjackets in a tight softball clash after leading 3-0 late. Sikeston had previously beaten Vanduser 11-0 in All-Star Neighbor Day, but Vanduser used a twister pitch to edge the rivals. Carter and Aldrich collected eight hits for Sikeston in the loss.
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Sikeston High Bulldogs
Vanduser Yellowjackets
Bulldogs
Vancuser
Sikeston
Paul Hodges
Bulldog
Pete Billington
Brandlett
Phillips
Crawford
Arbaugh
Vancyser
Charles Mitchell
Jack Carter
Hugh Aldrich
Heath
Usary
Vandyser
Miss Marian Miller Missed School For Illness
Miss Marian Miller was absent from school in the early part of the week due to illness.
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Marian Miller
Public School Notes From Sikeston Forum Meeting
Sikeston public school notes cover a Forum meeting on neutrality act debate a Bowman yard roast and a list of officers and members. Student Council discussed delegates to National Student Council Conference Wichita Kansas and a last dance with an orchestra. Gwendolyn Hirk joined Central College A Capella choir while every student in instructor Knepper chemistry class earned EB on a tough test.
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Bowman
Whichita
Kan
Sikeston
Jean Cummins
Edwin Webster
Louise Jackson
Billy Wagner
John Hahn
Gwendolyn Hirk
Sikeston High School
Central College
Margaret Boyd
Walker Boyd
Martha Jane _ Bradley
Lloyd Demaris
Bonnie Hazel
Betty Jean Buckles
Jack Carter
James Moore
Bernice Chaney
Mildred Scherer
Jean Collins
Mary Frances Smith
John Garrison
Mary Ann Lankford
Wanda Lee Nelson
Chaffee
Scott-New Madrid-Mississippi Teachers Association
R. L. Ward
James Harper
Mary Proffer
Thomas Rafferty
Dean Righter
Franklin Rodgers
Claude Ronald
J. D. Schwab
Sikeston Teachers Skip Cape Girardeau Meeting
Sikeston public school faculty will not attend the Southeast Missouri Teachers Association gathering in Cape Girardeau next weekend. Supt R A Harper cites plans to attend the State Association meeting in St Louis in December. Principal speakers at Cape Girardeau are Dr Harold Benjamin and Dr Clarence Dykstra. Sikeston schools will dismiss Friday afternoon so teachers may attend the Cape session or the Sikeston Caruthersville football game.
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Sikeston
Southeast Missouri Teachers Association
Cape Girardeau
Supt
R. A. Harper
St. Louis
Kansas City
Harold Benjamin
College of Education
University of Maryland
Clarence Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Winning Softball Team Honored At Banquet
The Cotton Oil Mill softball team, city league champions, were honored at a Tuesday banquet at Hudson's Cafe. J C C members attended along with score keeper Leo Smith sponsor E O Defield and Vodrel Kirby. The team received a trophy and each member was given a small gold softball from Sikeston Cotton Oil Mill.
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Cotton Oil Mill
Hudson’s Cafe
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Leo Smith
Vodrel Kirby
E. O. Defield
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Sikeston Cotton Oil Mill
Regular budgeting of time urged for student life
Public Schools advise students to budget time as carefully as money. Regularity, punctuality, and a daily study period outside school are emphasized to maximize productivity, with guidance tailored by individual need. Senior high students should spend one to two hours daily on outside preparation, at the same quiet time each day.
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Sikeston
Regular Home Study Buys Better School Habits
Surveys show top students and honor roll members often devote time daily to lessons beyond class. Adopt a regular home study habit after a time budget set with parents and teachers. This improves grades and builds character without sacrificing recreation or health.
Successful Tag Day for School Cafeteria
Slightly more than $200 was collected last Saturday when Tag Day was held for the benefit of the school cafeteria. The project, under direction of Mrs. W. H. Sikes, was conducted by friends who canvassed house to house for funds to provide nourishing lunches for underprivileged school children this winter.
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W. H. Sikes
Sikeston Bulldogs to Play Christian Brothers College in St Louis
Supt. R A Harper announces a football game between Sikeston Bulldogs and Christian Brothers College will be held in St Louis at 6501 Clayton Road tomorrow night with an 8 o clock kickoff.
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Sikeston Bulldogs
Christian Brothers College
St. Laws
Supt. R. A. Harper
Clayton Road
Principals Organize Joint Elementary Unit in Chaffee
Principals from Scott and Mississippi counties met in Chaffee on October 6 and formed a combined unit. Elected officers include F. L. St. Clair as president Edwin Hartford as vice president Lester A. Fadler as secretary and treasurer. Other charter members are Emil Brase W. R. Burke Bill English Harvey Peddick and Roy Ragans.
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Patty Hudson
Bob McCord
Mary F. Smith
Floyd McCellan
Martha Mae Latham
Billy Grant
Bettye Ruth Limbaugh
Ramsey Garner
Mary Anne Lankford
John R. Felker
Joanne Edwards
Joe Allen
Billy Anderson
Alice van Horne
D. B. Waggener
Bonnie Hazel
Wayne Ables
Jean Jackson
John Stewart
John Hahn
Louise Jackson
Lyndell Hitchcock
Ida Marie Ables
Robert Walker
Scott
Mississippi
Chaffee
F. L. St. Clair
Edwin Hartford
Sikeston
Lester A. Fadler
Blodgett
Emil Brase
Perkins
W. R. Burke
Vanduser
Bill English
Benton
Harvey Peddick
Fornfelt
Roy Ragains
Morley
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L.G. Ellers
Cooley
L.T. D. Steele Moore
Co. Strickert
Skelton
R.T. Wilkening Crowe
R.G. Giesner
R.E. Thompson
R.H.B. Reisenbler
Crase
L.H
Wag
Shain
Walker
Andrews
Alliston
Spradling
Evans
Watkins
Stevens
SPA
Perrarhive
Sikeston Public Schools
Joe Arbaugh
Madeline Scillian
Billy Shain
Lowell Skelton
Wanda Snyder
G. H. Starnes
Kay Sutton
Bill Taylor
Katherine Taylor
Gwinnell Taylor
Danto Thrower
William Vanover
Marjorie Ann Voelker
Elizabeth Waggener
Russell Walker
Russsell Wilson
Betty Wood
Roger Bailey
Catherine of
Earl Martin
Ethan Allen
Dick Dement
Ton
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Chrystal Corporation Engineering
Kellett Motor Company
Sikeston, MO
Andarg
T. E. Stallings
BOY Scouts OF America
Boys’ Life
Park Avenue
N.Y
N. Y
Herald
Roy Ox
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