76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day

March 12, 2014

The 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

Adam Vogler

Luke Landgraf, left, and Kyle McDonald ladle pancake batter onto grills during the 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

The 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

Pancake batter sits ready to be used during the 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

Pancake batter sits ready to be mixed during the 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

Bard Womack mixes up pancake batter using a machine that is between 50 and 80 years old during the 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

A volunteer serves up sausage links during the 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

Pancakes cook on grills during the 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

Chris Foeste, left, and Bard Womack mix up pancake batter using a machine that is between 50 and 80 years old during the 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

Attendees sit to eat during the 76th Annual Noon Lions Club Pancake Day Wednesday, March 12, at the Arena Building in Cape Girardeau. The club makes enough pancake batter to serve up to 14,000 pancakes to over 3,000 people during the twelve hour event according to Robbie Guard, the General Chairman of the Pancake Committee. The longest continuously running pancake event in the United States, pancake day is the Noon Lions Club's principal fundraiser for the year.

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