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Guy Cruce
b. 1905
Biography
With Otto Gamblin, left Opal Steward and Minnie Kittredge their book entitled “How to Drive a Ford without Swearing” by Hugo McNutt. The prophecy refers to “Thompson and Cruce” as famous entertainers. [1923] Activities: Flivvering. By-word: To strong to publish; Destiny: Home Breaker. [1923] Activities: Football, End. They were both hurt in the Sikeston game. Guy came back and played a good game at end in the Thanksgiving game at the Cape, the last of the season. [1923] Activities: Senior Class Play. Played Austin Bevans in THE CHARM SCHOOL. [1923] Address: 902 N. Main St.
Details
- Birth Year
- c. 1905
- Class
- Senior
- School
- Poplar Bluff High School
Birth year is estimated from the yearbook class level, not a recorded fact.
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Class: Senior
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