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A Mosaic of Memories

Of the Alumni Merit Award Recipients by Jane Cooper Stacy
The Voices of Bunker and Extended Communities

Centennial Edition 1907-2007 by Dean Burns

The book The Voices of Bunker is more than a history of a small town. It is regional history of the many dimensions of the community of Bunker over its first century. It is a great piece of history of the eastern Ozarks. (2007, 264 pages)
Back Woods Jazz in the Twenties

by Peg Meyer

Mr. Meyer recounts his early years a jazz musician, directing and playing in a jazz band immediately after World War I, before Americans knew of Benny Goodman, Lois Armstrong, or Duke Ellington. From impromptu lunch- time sessions in a Cape Girardeau high school gymnasium, a group of school pals, dubbed the 'Agony Four,' evolved into the 'Melody Kings,' playing regular dance dates throughout the region. As the organizer and leader of the first jazz band in the area Meyer significantly contributed to the introduction of a new cultural era in the backwoods of southeast Missouri and southern Illinois. His writings provide insight and understanding of early jazz and the region of southeast Missouri and southern Illinois.
Tears of the Trail

by Marie W. Exler
The House on Riddle Hill

by Glenn Tompkins
Vietnam: Angel of Death

by Harry Spiller
Mississippi River Tales Mural
Academic Hall -- Print

by Mr. Jake Wells
Bondage in Egypt

by Darrel Dexter
Momma, Don't Ya Want Me to Learn Nothin?

by Eugene M. Munger, Jr.
From Farm to Front: An Innocent Goes to War

1942-1946 by Lawrence E. Breeze
Cape Girardeau: Then and Now

by Tom Neumeyer

Bondage in Egypt

by Darrel Dexter

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