Leah Mae Fisher

Luminous, merry-making, flirt. [1929] Activities: Class Captain, Relay, Shot Put-Third Place, Semi-finalist, Second place. Participant in Poplar Bluff-Doniphan Meet (Relay), Sikeston Meet (Shot Put), and Tennis Tournament [1929] Activities: Red Peppers Officer, Red Peppers Cheer Leader. Officer and Cheer Leader for the Red Peppers, an organization of 'peppy' girls who help athletics from the side lines. Activities: Senior Play, Oracle Club Play, Yell Leader, President Red Peppers. Loud and noisy-Oh yes, quite loud - But even at that she's the pep of the crowd. [1930] Activities: Forward, Captain. Member of Inter-Class Basketball All-Star Team. [1930] Activities: Oracle Club, Reporter. [1930] Activities: President, Red Peppers. Under the leadership of Leah Mae Fisher and Bruce Deem, assisted by Mary Priest and Jack Thompson, the teams have been led to victory many times. [1930] Activities: Senior Play, Clarence (Play), Oracle Club Play, A Prince to Order (Play). Clarence was a very modern quadruple affair in which Clarence, a poor soldier, finally wins out. Norma's chum. A Prince to Order was a successful comedy in which a college graduate strives for Hollywood fame.