Fred Lynch retired in 2018 after capturing images for the Southeast Missourian since 1975, in that time moving from black-and-white to color, from film to digital and to video. The blog title is a nod to an earlier era of news photography and the 4x5 Speed Graphic: It's more important to be there for the shot than to worry about technical details.

Rusty D. Razor buried

Posted Monday, February 4, 2013, at 12:00 AM

Rusty D. Razor is buried in front of the Himmelberger-Harrison Building for the 1956 Cape Girardeau sesquicentennial celebration.

Left to right: Max Stovall, U.G. Pettigrew, Bill Shivelbine, Cecil Blaylock, Bill Schumacher, Charles Windisch, Norman Roisert, M. Luther Hahs, Bill Suedekum, Jack Lamkin, "Toad" Withers, and Carlton Lorberg. (Donald A. Kremer photo)

Previous blogs:

Sesquicentennial Pageant

Sesquicentennial Parade

Sesquicentennial Youth Day Parade

Brothers of the Brush

Cape's Keystone Kops

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