Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1953 volume:

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' K i g -iiii f5if.l7, 'il M r vi e ii is f-,Q, 4, r f t l '., n i la' Kay HHRTNFNV j0l'2l,UOI'J In keeping vvitn tne Sesguicentennial Celebration ot tbe acquisition ot the Louisiana Territory by the United States and in vievv ot the unigue position ot the City ot St. Louis in the nistory and devel- opment ot tbis opulent section ot our country, tne Statt nas cbosen tne Louisi- ana Purcbase as an appropriate tbeme tor the i953 Beacon. It is noped that tne attempt set tortn in the tollovving pages to arrange the many and varied activities and events ot tne past scnool year against so signiticant a background vvill meet vvitb tne approval ot tne student body. C071 feflttf ADMINISTRATION .....,,vI ,II, 7 SENIORS I,,I,, II,II,. I 7 ADVISORY GROUPS ...,..I, ,,SS,SS 3 9 ORGANIZATIONS ..S.. .V ,,SY,S. 63 95 ATHLETICS .,Iv.IwV. ,,.Y..w ACTIVITIES ..S,YS.I. ..V,,S, I 35 'Qi' gI 0Uel CAUQICU16! 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A- Fla w Qfu . , m g, . -. .- .V . ,, -15? fr Vx 4 1 - . . qw- 'nga -ff, -V -u ' -fr , - 5 mfr:-L , .,:,w :,f ' P' ff 1 ,5 H 1- ma N 1 .y , 1.,v 's' - ' E-rf, :Q ' '-'+fl,?,.,,L.,-Q 'X - -' - ' 1-K ij V. mfgxi-'u V ,F ' .1-x' ' ggi :'f E ' X ,- Lf. - W1-avlf. 1 -V , b ' 7' Y - L -A wfFwa'- .ff u g, fi - rincilaa MR. ARTHUR O. KELLEY PRINCIPAL OF GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL S .fdzididfanf lgdincqaa J MISS MILDRED HILLER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL MR. ARTHUR I. SVOBODA ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF GRCVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL 7' jk? glllfblhy MR ARTHUR O. KELLEY .....v , ...............,.....,.... P RINCIPAL MR ARTHUR I. SVOBODA ........ .,,..,.. A SSISTANT PRINCIPAL MISS MILDRED HILLER ......,.,, Ralph Ballin Margaret Boland Dorothy Davis Carl Briggson Constance Brown Bessie Campbell Ruth Dolan George Doren Herald Doxsee Iames Elliott Edna Fisse Marguerite Fleming Richard Gandt George S. Garoian Lena L. Goodwin Elvira Grundmann Lelia V. Gunther William Hall Lucy Hanley Martha Hehrlein A. H. Hellmich Dora Hickey Hilda Hiemenz .....,.........ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Harriet Hoffman E. E. Hutzel Earl Iansen Karin Iansson Iarnes Iulian Hazel Kellogg C. F. Kincaid Margaret Knight Kathryn Kroenlein Dena Lange Charlotte Louise Mann Mary Inez Mann Charles P. Marchesseault Helen McCalpin Marguerite McCann Myrtle McGee Iessie McLean Emma Michel Marie Mulholland Earl Myer Iune Ninker Iohn Elliot Noon Earl Parker 10 +- - jk? gddlky Charlotte Pope Esther Rahmoeller Mamie Randolph Mary Evelyn Robinson Ethel Ross Charles Rudy E. M. Schueneman lohn Simpson Ray B. Singer Thorn Smith, lr. Edward Snider Ethel Sprague George B. Stock Bob Sweeney Anna Tensfeldwd W Lzw Hazel Tompkins Florence Waddock Karl Ware Charles Wetmore R. C. White R. K. Whii9Siii Carozn Wostenholav U SUBSTITUTES T. S. Burnett Mary Ianis Marshall William I. Neumann DOCTOR AND NURSE Richard W. lansen, MD. Helen Louise Weaver, R.N BCDOK CUSTODIAN R. I. Davisson CFFICE Mary M. Blazicek Lois P. Bretz Yuvawn Weidemann LIBRARIAN Mildred G. Miller jacuhy .A umni After many years of faithful service at Cleveland High School, three members of our faculty have retired. Martha Hehrlem Hilda Hiemeriz Rose Fahmi, RN. 12 Wemoriam Mark Moody 13 .STuJenf Counci F A L L The Fall Student Council, under the sponsorship of Mr. Hellmich, began a vigorous drive last fall to increase inter- est in both old and new school activities. Among the major projects that received the Council's support were the Coro- nation of the Football Queeng the arrangements for College Nighty the business management of the operetta, Follow Thru g the mock election for the presidency of the United States and the very successful political campaigns for the various candidates before the final ballotingg and the prepa- ration of Christmas stockings for War Veterans at Christmas time. The sale of basketball passes, which were also used for admission to the annual Alumni Basketball Game and the installation of the 1952-1953 Basketball Maids, set a new record at Cleveland this year. Another project which re- ceived the Council's support was the acquisition of much-needed laundry equipment for the Athletic Department through the sale of Christmas tree light bulbs. The Council inaugurated a new plan for service awards for pupils who assist with work in the office and other departments of the school. The Student Council wishes to thank the Faculty and Student Body for the very helpful co-operation which they have received in all of their undertakings dur- ing the past fall. Row 1: Mary Ann Fahndrich, Oralee Thompson, Emma Hughes, Carol Schoelkopi, Marie Koenig, Thomas Crawford, Frances Kory, Lee Mueller, Patricia Pokorny, Les Potter, jane Haffner, Virginia Evers, loan Paoletti, lean Prives. Row 2: Frederick Hilgeman, Alma Nelson, Diane Lee, Peggy Iaynes, june King, Alice Hammerschmidt, Frances Murphy, loan Powers, Charlotte Frankenreiter, Jacqueline Bertsch, Carol Kring, Marie Waddell, Barbara Hitt, Roland Van Nest. Row 3: Iames Miles, jerry Hartsock, Robert Schneider, john Baur, joseph Hoffmann, Roger Thomas, Leroy Grider, Gary Hezel, Benjamin Robison, Victor Davis, Noel Holt. Row 4: Raymond Byrd, Richard Webb, MrI Hellmich, Robert Rolling, Curtis Horn. t ,,,,, .sluclenf Cgounci s P R IN G The Spring Student Council, under the leadership ot President Roger Waltemath and Vice-President Emma Hughes, started the term by planning auditorium sessions tor the second semester. The most important programs were the concert by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, a victory aud and dance celebrating the State Basketball Championship Won by the Cleveland cagers, an entertain- ment by the Culver-Stockton Choir, a demonstration by Mr. Doren and his concert band showing the make up of an instrumental music group, and a visit by sev- eral Muny Cpera stars. The Council also com- pleted arrangements tor the annual Easter program by the Choral Music Department. Cn election day a very successful parade was carried out to bolster up enthusiasm and get out the vote for the School Tax levy. Still on the agenda are the Harris Teach- ers College music program, the lunior Town Meeting of the Air, and the Memorial Day program. The Council intends to end a successful term by co- operating with the other high schools ot the city in presenting the Centennial Pageant at the Public School Stadium. Row l: Marilyn Donius, Sonia Patryla, Barbara Hecht, Barbara Luedde, Beverly Alles, Ruth Wieland, Ray Byrd, Pat Pokorny, Roger Waltemath, Emma Hughes, Les Potter, Carol Sheets, Marla Waqenfuehr, Mary Frances Hankins, Virginia Evers, Marie Waddell, Barbara Boulware, Row 2: Ronald Krause, Charles lames, Dave Bridwell, Iames Miles, Ianet Waser, Dorothy Lueders, Karolyn Schottler, Alice Hammerschmidt, Gloria Kinworthy, lacqueline Moeser, Sue Plack- meyer, leanne Lee, Frances Kory, George Thien, Pete Lodato, Dave Kory, lohn Sydow, Bow 3: Lee Mueller, Ierry Hartsock, Milton Otto, loe Mach, Vernon Nickrent, Iames Baker, Ted Bent- rup, Richard Bockrath, LeRoy Grider, Gary Groh, Reen Gant, Stuart Walls, Donald Binz, Iames Dunn, Stewart Cloud. Row 4: A. H. Hellmich, Ronald Nadler, Roger Thomas. .70 me f953 Snior C055 Fine school traditions are not the possession of one school only-all schools are proud of their history and customs. Cleveland High School, as Well as others, points to its traditions with great pride, and properly so. As We walk through our halls and see the pictures of former great teams, see the trophies in our cases, are enthralled by the music of our choral groups: are aroused by our cheerleaders at games, experience the elections of Student Council members and class officers, live the many happy, and sometimes not so happy, experiences in classes-it is then that We are able to learn, appreciate and enjoy the fine traditions of Cleveland High School. But of what many of us are unaware is that We, in our sojourn here, were part of and helped to add to those traditions. For the many fine things the 1953 Seniors have done the school is duly grateful and it is the wish of us all that the fine spirit, which has helped you and of which you were a part, will continue and that future classes will point with pride to your many accomplishments. 16 ', f- .ff . f , - U. vw,-f X , : , J Mx fl., , -5, - T 'X '.,g.' ' Wnfff?-' ' .A Y' . , . ' 1 K gn.:,.f- 3,-437 ,. Y , .Q f fx-x . ,, ' 'rw J-??5f' .,.p.. '33g?,r- . , , ,e-,L-Lf - ta ' sq' Q Ji- . , -'S f2F+1'2:-my- 'd vga, :lf-:,,,-f V. ff' g , .' i'H'ff71,,If:15,3a'.'T - A .wg . W ' Q 3 7 -7 ' ' 7 55. 7- -4 'Ll-if-7' i- f5',f,,r,vJ,w,,, ,ii ' Q' , f ,Y g, .N-,M f nA- v jf?-.5 . 4, 51' ' Psi -' . r f' - , H fi' -M , 'Fi l 55,4-r , w.,wvwT. , ,1-gas: 3 ' M, 1 ., . .V W l-g?H Q'1e?9??'3a? ' ' if ..1:-' ' 'v P A ' -V . A ,aiu v-v? ' . fm 1 Aw-'ff -' f' 2----,iz-ww ,- ,' fm-V -2 L k ,V 1 ' ei ' A - - V-1' X 'Q 'f'- - .3f: K 1 N13gY,i:5-.k L V A ' - .9 H H-'ru f I H-A ,uf 1,1 .13-favggiw., ', - ,,, 5 - 5 ,v 5 .w :.:k-' 1 f' -,fpfgff ' ' . ,MW -- N., A f-. . ' 'T- .,,.3h2g . fs: - 4'--xv' - -1 ,, ' ,-. - Q C4155 ofjanuary lOSEPH ALSHEIMER Senior Choir: Football, Captain: Track Team, Manager: Wrestling Team. President .,.......... Vice-President... Secretary .............. Girls' Treasurer ,..... Boys' Treasurer ...... MARIORIE RIESS Cle Cuksg Press Rep.7 Senior Choirg Special Music Performancesg Basket- ballg Hikinqy Play Dayp Swimmingg Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letterg Football Maid. M O T T O Dreamers of Today, Builders of Tomorrow COLORS ForesiGree1'1 and White CLASS OFFICERS ..,...,.Iosepl'1 Alsheimer ........Marjorie Reiss ,.......Carole Siege ..........Caryl Fluchel ...,,...K91'1I'1Gll'1 Syberq SPONSORS Miss Margaret Boland . . . Mr. Carl E. Briaqsori 18 W? f at Pi , ,,,:: - ..,.., 3 I 5- I fu, . . .. 1 fp- 1 511- 2 K f 4: Q' C066 ofjanuary 3 Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row DONA BACI-IMANN Senior Choir: Easter Program: Bas- ketball: Bowling: Hiking: Leaders: Play Day: Roller Skating: Swim- ming: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Trophy: Orange and Blue: Student Council. RAYMOND BALZER DAVID BARKEY MARILYN BECKMAN Artcrafters: A Cappella: Basketball: Bowling: Play Day: Roller Skating: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin: Beacon Art Staff: Orange and Blue: Student Council. WILLIAM BECHTOLD Boys' Bowling: Senior Choir. BRUCE BEINECKE A Cappella: Special Music Perform- ances: Madrigal Choir: Speech Ac- tivities. ROMAN BEUC Ice Skating: Senior Choir: Three Academic C's. ARLINE BOULIGNY Operettas: Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Basketball: Badminton: Roller Skating: Softball: Swimming: Volley- ball: Athletic Award, Pin: Two Aca- demic C's : Speech Activities. PATRICIA BRADER Boirifling: Play Day: Softball: Volley- ba . CAROL BROOKS Senior Choir: Orchestra: Special Mu- sic Performances: Basketball: Bowl- ing: Hiking: Play Day: Girls' Swim- ming: Girls' Tennis: Volleyball: Ath- letic Award, Pin. MARLENE CASHEL Senior Choir: Special Music Perform- ances: G. A. A. Rep.: Basketball: Hiking: Leaders: Play Day: Roller Skating: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin. IAMES CI-IRISTEN Concert Band: Orange and Blue. : 1 9 IOANN DALESSANDRO Pep Club: Press Rep.: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances: Basket- ball: Hiking: Leaders: Play Day: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: Ath- letic Award, Pin, Letter, Trophy: Three Academic C's : Orange and Blue: Beacon: Student Council. DORIS DAVIS Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Performances. IOAN DECKER Leaders. I-IARRY DELKESKAMP Ice Skating: Press Rep.: A Cappella: Senior Choir Treasurer: Operetta: Baseball Letter: Student Council. IOSEPH DIAZ IEAN DOOLEY Bowling: Play Day: Student Council Alternate. N : Top Row NORMAN DVORAK MARY ANN ENGELBACI-I Play Day: Tennis. RONALD EVANS Webster-Hayne: A Cappella: Special Music Performances. DALE FAVIER Boys' Bowling: Ice Skating: Press Rep.: Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: Cheer- leaders, Captain '5l. DONALD FERBER IOSEPH FILIPPI Ice Skating: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances. X r C aaa ofjanuary 1953 Middle Row CARYL FLUCHEL Senior Choir: Special Music Perform- ances: Basketball: l-liking: Leaders: Play Day: Roller Skating: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin: Boys' Treasurer: One Academic C : Beacon: Football Maid: Orange and Blue: Student Council. HENRIETTA FRENZEL Senior Choir: A Cappella. NORMAN GERMEROTH IEAN HALLEY Roller Skating: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: Hiking: Lead- ers: Play Day: Girls' Swimming: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin. DAVID HARBAUGH Rifle Club: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances. PATRICIA HILL Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: I-liking: Play Day: Softball: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin. 20 Bottom Row CHARLENE HILTON Press Rep.: Webster-Hayne, Orange and Blue Rep., Secretary, President: A Cappella: Special Music Perform- ances: Bowling: Play Day: Softball: Volleyball: Speech Activities. NOEL CLARK HOLT Webster-Hayne: Band: Concert Band: A Cappella: Orchestra: Special Mu- sic Performances: Novelty Orchestra: Beacon: Student Council: Speech Ac- tivities. IAMES HOWARD CHARLES HUBBARD Ice Skating: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: Track Team: Student Council. IOAN COLLETTE IEDLICKA Artctafters: Bowling: Roller Skating: Play Day. ELEANOR KNAPP 4 Top Row KARLA KNAUS Basketball: Leaders: Girls' Tennis: Girls' Swimming: Volleyball: Student Council. MARIE KOENIG Cle Cuks, Orange and Blue Reporter, Sergeant-at-Arms, President: Press Rep.: Pep Club, Secretary: Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: G. A. A., Orange and Blue Reporter: Basketball: Bowling: Hiking: Leaders: Play Day: Girls' Swimming: Girls' Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Trophy: One Academic C : Football Maid, '49, '52: Orange and Blue, Associate Editor: Student Council, CARL KOPITZKE Baseball, Letter. BONNIE LADAGE Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: Bowling: Bas- ketball: Hiking: Leaders: Play Day: Roller Skating: Softball: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Target Award: Two Academic C's : Stu- dent Council: Service Award. EWALD MAERTEN CHARLES D. MALMROS Senior Choir: A Cappella. aaa ofyanuary I9 3 Middle Row IOSEPH MAURER Boys' Bowling: Baseball, Letter. DAVID MAUS Ice Skating: Boys' Bowling: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances. ALAN MCCOY Concert Band: Orchestra: Special Music Performances: Novelty Orches- tra: Novelty Band. LORIS MEYER Play Day. RICHARD MEYER Angling Club, Vice-President, Treas- urer: Concert Band: Special Music Performances. MARGARET MITCHELL Artcrafters: Concert Band: Special Music Performances: Hiking: Basket- ball: Play Day: Ice Skating: Volley- ball: Athletic Award, Pin: Beacon, Art Staff, Assistant Editor: Art Award. 21 Bottom Row' SHARON MOSES PAT MUELLER Cle Cuks, Vice-President, Sergeant- at-Arms: Pep Club, President: Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: G. A. A.: Orange and Blue, Reporter: Basketball: Bowling: Cheerleader, Captain: Hiking: Lead- ers: Play Day: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Let- ter, Trophy: Beacon: Football Maid, Queen: Orange and Blue, Co-Editor: Student Council. IEAN OELZEN Senior Choir: Special Music Perform- ances: Roller Skating: Swimming: Bowling. LUCILLE OPALLACH Senior Choir: A Cappella: Play Day. MARLENE OSTENDORF Senior Choir: Special Music Per- iormances: Play Day. BETTY PELIKAN Senior Choir: Basketball: Play Day: Service Award. sm 2 5522335 ' ' mv- ,. it Top Row MARILYN PFEIFFER Artcrafters, Hiking, Play Day, Roller Skating, Volleyball, Art Award CHARLOTTE POLITTE Special Performances, A Cappella, Vice-President, Spring Shows, Op- erettas, Music Council, Madrigal, Easter Program, Christmas Program, One Academic C , Speech Activi- ties. ELLA MAY POST Bowling, Hiking, Play Day, Roller Skating, Tennis, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin. GERALDINE REBSAMEN A Cappella, Special Music Perform- ances, Basketball, Bowling, Hiking, Leaders, Play Day, Roller Skating, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Service Award, Workroom, Four Aca- demic C's. BARBARA REUTER Senior Choir, Basketball, Bowling, Hiking, Play Day, Tennis, Volley- ball, Athletic Award, Pin. MARY ANN RODRIGUEZ Peep Club, Senior Choir, A Cappella, Special Music Performances, Music Council, Modern Dance, Play Day, Softball. C!6l65 ofjanuary 1 Middle Row MARY HELEN ROORDA Leaders, Play Day, Tennis, Volley- ball, Athletic Award, Pin, Six Aca- demic C's , Evaluation Secretary. FRED SCHREINER ELEANORE SUZANNA SCHROEDER Artcrafters, A Cappella, Special Mu- sic Performances, G. A. A. Rep., Basketball, Hiking, Leaders, Play Day, Roller Skating, Softball, Vol- leyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Beacon. ARLINE SCHUTZ Basketball, Hiking, Play Day, Vol- leyball. BARBARA SEGERER Special Music Performances, Bowl- ing, Hiking, Play Day, Volleyball, Five Academic C's , Student Coun- cil. SHlRLEY SMTTH Senior Choir, Leaders, Play Day, Roller Skating, Tennis, Volleyball, Student Council. 22 Bottom Row BARBARA IEAN STEFAN Senior Choir, Special Music Perform- ances, G. A. A. Rep., Play Day, Swimming, Volleyball. CAROLE STEGE Pep Club, Press Rep., Senior Choir, Special Music Performances, G. A. A., Secretary, Basketball, Hiking, Bowl- ing, Leaders, Play Day, Roller Skat- ing, Girls' Swimming, Volleyball, Tennis, Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Secretary, Ianuary '53 Class, Beacon, Orange and Blue, Student Council, DAN STEINKAMP Swimming Team, Four Letters, Cap- tain. THOMAS SWEENEY Spanish Club, '52, '53, President. KENNETH SYBERG Artcrafters, A Cappella, President, Vice-President, Music Council, Spe- cial Music Performances, Beacon, Art Staff, Orange and Blue, Student Council, Speech Activities. GAIL THOMPSON Cle Cuks, Ice Skating, Pep Club, Senior Choir, A Cappella, Special Music Performances, Hiking, Basket- ball, Play Day, Girls' Tennis, Vol- leyball, Athletic Award, Pin, One Academic C , Beacon, Orange and Blue, Student Council. 'Q' Top Row DONALD VOGEL Boys' Bowling: Artcrafters: Senior Choir: Wrestlinq Team, Co-Captain. l3RlSClLLA VON BEHREN Play Day: Girls' Tennis. RICHARD WACKER Press Representative: Academic C. IOANNA WALKER CHARLES WARNER Senior Choir: Webster-Hayne: Speech Activities. RICHARD WEBB Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: Student Coun- cil. Cfaaa ofjanuary I9 3 Middle Row SHIRLEY WEBER Bowling: Play Day: Swimming. IUNE VVELKENER Orchestra, Secretary-Treasurer, Vice- President, President: Special Music Performances: Play Day: Roller Skat- ing: Swimming: Tennis. lEAN WESSEL Ice Skating: Pep Club: Press Rep.: Rifle Club: Salutatio, Secretary: A Cappella: Special Music Perform- ances: Basketball: Leaders: Tennis: Play Day: Swimming: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter: Three Academic C's : Beacon: Orange and Blue. FLOYD WEST Artcrafters. HARRIETT ZEPF Anna H. Shaw, President: Audio- Visual Club: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances: G. A. A. Rep.: Basketball: Play Day: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: One Academic C : Speech Activities: Audio-Visual Award. DONALD ZIMMER 23 Bottom Row MARVIN ZWICK Service Award: Audio-Visual Award :le J: 41 RICH BORAGE DOROTHY GREENWALD DONALD HANSEN ROBERT REISING 32, Qi-151. President ,,,.w7,.,,,.. Vice-President ....A Secretary .....,........ CVM Ofjm I9 3 ROBERT SCHNEIDER A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances, Football, Two Letters, Class Presidentg Student Council, Sergeant-at'Arms. DOROTHY LEE LAWS Cle Cuks, Secretary, Press Repre- sentative, Senior Choir, Special Mu- sic Perlorrnancesp G, A. A. Rep., Basketballp Bowling, Treasurerg Hik- ing, Leaders, Secretary: Play Day: Ice Skatinqp Softball, Tennis, Volley- ball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Trophy: Seven Academic C's p Football Maid, Basketball Maid, Vice' President of Class. M O T T O Knowledge Comes But Wisdom Linqers C O L O R S Midnight Blue and White CLASS OFFICERS Girls' Treasurer ..... Boys' Treasurer ..... Sergeant-at-Arms .i... SPONSORS Miss Edna Fisse . . . Mr. Carl E. Briqqson 24 Robert Schneider ..n..Dorothy Laws .c,,.En'1ma Huqlfies ,.,.,,.Leslie Potter .....Thyra Rogers L,i,Kenneth Miles Top Row KENNETH ABERNATHY Band: Concert Band: Special Music Performances. ALBERT AIPLE Band, Vice-President: Concert Band: Special Music Performances: Wres- tling Team, Captain. IAMES ANDERSON Bowling: Band: Concert Band: Gym Team, Four Letters. IERRY BAILEY CHRISTY BAIR RICHARD BAKER Audio-Visual Club. 'WW' Cfafw ofyune I9 3 Middle Row CAROL BARNES Webster-Hayne: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances. RALPH BAROZINSKY HERBERT BARTELS BETTE BARTHEL Goodfellowship: Senior Choir: Spe- cial Music Performances: Orange and Blue Staff. VIRGINIA BARTON Basketball: Bowling: Hiking: Play Day: Softball: Girls' Tennis: Volley- ball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter: Student Council. MARIE BARTZ Basketball: Bowling: Roller Skating: Play Day: Girls' Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin. 25 Bottom Row MERL BAUER Boys' Bowling: Band: Concert Band: Special Music Performances: Service Award. RICHARD BAUER Audio-Visual, Secretary, Treasurer: Rifle Club, Vice-President: Spanish Club: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances: Two Academic C's : Service Award. IOHN BAUR Angling Club: Audio-Visual: Rifle Club: Webster-Hayne: Special Music Performances: Orchestra: Track: Foot- ball: Student Council: Service Award. AUDREY BECK Ice Skating: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances: Bowling: Bas- ketball: Leaders: Play Day: Roller Skating: Softball: Swimming: Ten- nis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pm, Letter, Trophy: Service Award. GERALD BECK THEODORE BECKER -.,j F . Top Row MARILYN BECKMANN Artcrafters: A Cappella Choir: Spe- cial Music Performances: Bowling: Hiking: Leaders: Play Day: Softball: Ice Skating: Volleyball: Beacon, Art Staff. LLOYD BEHRENS LARRY BEISER Rifle Club: Band. BARBARA BELL Senior Choir: Special Music Perform- ances: Play Day: Volleyball. THEODORE BENTRUP Student Council. lOANNE BINGAMAN Senior Choir: A Cappella, Secretary: Special Music Performances: G, A. A. Rep.: Basketball: Bowling: Volley- ball: Play Day. C Middle Row NORMAN BODICKY Press Representative: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Tennis: Wrestling: Orange and Blue. DOROTHY BOSCHERT Softball: Tennis. SHIRLEY BOYCOURT Salutatio: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: G. A. A, Rep.: Basketball: Bowling: Leaders: Play Day: Softball: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter: Aca- demic C : Speech Activities: Serv- ice Award. NORMA BOYD Speech Activities: Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Perform- ances: Roller Skating: Service Award, lAMES BRADY ARDEN BROWN Student Council. 26 1155 Ofyufle 3 Bottom Row lOHN BUCHHEIT Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances. GEORGE BULLMER Student Council. RICHARD BURGHARDT Webster-Hayne: Senior Choir: Foot- ball. VERN BYINGTON RAYMOND BYRD Baseball: Student Council. BETTE CLABAUGH Artcrafters: Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Play Day. Y 5, 6 ' '-4 Y.. gi dz Top Row CONSTANCE CLAIBORNE Cle Cuks, Pep Club, G. A. A. Rep President, Bowling, Basketball, Sec retary, Cheerleaders, Leaders, Play Day, Softball, Swimming, President Tennis, Volleyball, Secretary, Athl- d 'si , aaa ofyune I9 3 l i le Row IOANN NNI Senio Choir, A C pe h 'r - cial usic Perf ances k all, Le ers, Play ay, Ro r ating, Bottom Bow ROL ECK Ar rafters, Senior Choir, Special ic Performances, Bowling, Hik- ' , Ice Skating. ll tball, o ball. letic Award, Pin, Letter, Beacon sociate Editor, Football ' , Y RONALD ECKELMANN dem COUUCHI Baskefb MG - CHARLES DEEBA l Cross-Country, Track, Five Academic X A Cappella Ch ' , Vice-Pre ' nt CS , Student Council, HELEN COOPER Secretary, S ' Music 95 .I - - ances,- Fo , B Team, S 1 nt BARBARA CHAI UHC11- Anna HowardS aw, Cle u , Vice- 1 I IAM EGGER5 President, Ice Skatin - Club, C RL S DEISS AudiAVisual, Stu e t Council. Secretary, Vicelgresiden , resident, ' fy 1 Senior Choir, A Cappell Choir, S imming, Letter. f , Special Music Performance, Mu ic I Council, Bowling, Hiking, Play Dqry, r FRA LEN Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, ,QI-IN DEL NE fl, , ,, , Academic C , Beacon, Basketball . , , TW Acade 5 Maid P ess Re res ative, Senio hoir, . ' .J fCapp la Choir, Speci Music DOROTHY GRAIN q lfgeitorv ces, Wrestling. I-URL Y EI Bowling, Roller Skating, Volleyb l, 1 ' 5 BGS 1 Bowln . . - .1 H , gp Hiking, Play Academic C' D N DON ON Day oftball, ennis, Volleyball, owling, Concert and, President, Ba ' ton, Athle c Award, Pin, Let- EDWARD CROSS Special usic ormances, Novelt ter, ive Acade ic C's , Student A Cappella Choir, Special Music Band, Presid , Basketball, BTeam, Cou cil. Performances. Student Cou ' . LEROY CROUTHER Webster-Hayne, Band, Concert Band, LUCILL RLE DARLENE ELLER ECK Special Music Performances, Golf, Senior Choir, Special Music Perform- Senior Choir, Academic C , Orange VJrestling. ances. and Blue. 27 W- 'vibe 'Top Row SHIRLEY ERWIN Press Representative, Roller Skating, Play Day, Girls' Tennis, Volleyball, Badminton, Four Academic C's. LESTER ERXLEBEN A Cappella Choir. CLEO FAUSS Ice Skating, Concert Band, Special Music Performances, Bowling, Ath- letic Award, Pin. IOAN FERNANDEZ A Cappella Choir, Special Music Performances, Bowling, Play Day, Roller Skating, Softball, Girls' Swim- ming, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin. CHARLES FISHER Senior Choir, Secretary, Swimming Team, Captain. MARY LOU FOLLIN Ice Skating, Senior Choir, A Cap- pella Choir, Special Music Perform- ances, Leaders, Play Day, Roller Skating, Ice Skating, Swimming, Softball, Athletic Award, Pin, Letter. C' Middle Row ELMER FREDERICK Bowling, Band, Concert Band, Or- chestra, Special Music Performances, Student Council. ROBERT FROMM ROBERT GARCIA Senior Choir, Beacon, Student Coun- cil. CAROLYN GEORGE Basketball, Bowling, Leaders, Play Day, Tennis, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin. RICHARD GEPPERT RICHARD GERLACH Concert Band, Orchestra, Special Music Performances, Football, Track, Five Academic C's , Student Coun- cil. 28 aaa ofjune I9 3 Bottom Row KENNETH GILBERT Golf, Track, Beacon. IOAN GOCKEL Goodfellowship, Senior Choir, Spe- cial Music Performances, Bowling, Hiking, Play Day, Softball, Volley- ball, Athletic Award, Pin, Three Academic C's. SUSAN GOERISCH Ice Skating, Senior Choir, A Cap- pella Choir, Special Music Perform- ances, Basketball, Play Day, Roller Skating, Swimming. KAROLYN GRANTHAM Senior Choir, A Cappella Choir, Special Music Performances, Bowl- ing. RONALD GREBING Rifle Club, Golf, Track. ELLEN GREENWAY Rifle Club, Hiking, Leaders, Secre- tary, Roller Skating, Swimming, Vol- leyball. is Cfaaa ofyune 19 3 Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row BEVERLY GUELLERING Goodfellowship: Senior Choir: A Cap- pella Choir: Special Music Perform- ances: Bowling: Hiking: Play Day: Roller Skating: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin: One Academic C. CAROLE I-IAAG Cle Cuks, Vice-President: Pep Club: Salutatio: G. A. A. Rep.: Bowling: Hiking: Play Day: Tennis: Volley- ball: One Academic C. SHIRLEY HAGEIVIANN Bowling: Hiking. IOSEPH HAHN PATSY HALE Hiking: Play Day: Tennis: Volley- ball: Three Academic C's : Student Council. IEAN HAMMAN Pep Club: Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Bowling: Play Day: Ice Skating: Volleyball: Academic C : Student Council. VIRGINIA HAMMER Press Representative: Bowling: Bas- ketball: Hiking: Play Day: Softball: Girls' Tennis: Volleyball. DALE HARTIG Press Representative: Senior Choir: Webster-Hayne: Special Music Per- formances: Beacon: Business Man- ager: Student Council Alternate. WILLIAM HARTMAN IERRY HARTSOCK Concert Band: Student Council Rep- resentative. IOY LEE HEIL Press Representative: Play Day: Art- crafters: I-liking: Swimming: Beacon, Assistant Art Editor: Six Academic C's : Scholastic Art Award, WARREN HERTEL Webster-Hayne, Vice-President: Mad- rigal Choir: A Cappella Choir: Spe- cial Music Performances: Beacon, Photographer: Student Council. 29 GENE HETZ Press Representative. IOHN HILL ADELE HILZINGER Senior Choir: Special Music Perform- ances: G.A.A. Rep.: Roller Skating: Academic C : Orange and Blue. LAVERNE HIMMERT Webster-Hayne: Senior Choir: ACap- pella Choir: Roller Skating: Tennis: Volleyball: Service Award. BETTY HODECKER Anna H. Shaw: Goodfellowship: Sen- ior Choir: Special Music Perform- ances: G. A. A. Rep.: Hiking: Play Day: Roller Skating: Volleyball. DOROTHY HODGES Press Representative: Special Music Performances: Basketball: Play Day: Tennis: Volleyball: Student Council. Top Row DORIS HOFFMANN Sharpshooters, Basketball, Bowling, Hiking, Play Day, Softball. WILLIAM HOFMANN Artcrafters, A Cappella Choir, Spe- cial Music Performances, Track, EMMA HUGHES Pep Club, Vice-President, Bowling, Hiking, Leaders, Play Day, Roller Skating, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Aca- demic C , Beacon, Orange and Blue, Student Council, Vice-President, Secretary of Class. SYLVIA HULL DONALD IANSEN A Cappella Choir, Special Music Performances. IOAN IOGGERST Artcrafters, Senior Choir, Bowling, Hiking, Leaders, Play Day, Ice Skat- ing, President, Volleyball. 641,56 Ofylfllle Middle Row IOEL IUsTUs Concert Band, Swimming. ARNOLD KAESTNER Basketball, Seven Academic Student Council. ucfsui BENIAMIN KALI-IORN Track, Student Council. IERRY KASSING Concert Band., Special Music Per- formances, Novelty Orchestra, Bea- con, Student Council. SHIRLEY KEEN Press Representative, Play Day, Vol- leyball, Beacon, Two Academic NCSA.. MICHAEL KELLY 30 Bottom Row BILL KENDALL A Cappella Choir, Special Music Performances. MELVIN KING Cross-Country, Track, Wrestling. GLORIA KINWORTHY A Cappella Choir, Special Music Performances, Bowling, Play Day, Softball, Two Academic C's , Siu- dent Council. NANETTE KIRTIAN Press Representative, Artcrafters, Bowling: Hiking, Leaders, Ice Skat- ing: Roller Skating, Tennis, Student Council. FRANK KLAUS Ice Skating, Senior Choir, A Cap- pella Choir, Student Council. GLEN KLEINE Angling Club, Audio-Visual, Web- ster-Hayne, President, Band, A Cap- pella Choir: Special Music Perform- ances, Speech Activities. gf Mft' Top Row DIANA KNEISEL Senior Choir, A Cappella Choir, Special Music Performances, Hiking, Softball, Volleyball, Five Academic C's , Student Council. LAWRENCE KNOPFEL Senior Choir, A Cappella Choir. IERRY KOELLING Basketball. FRANCES KORY Cle Cuks, Hiking, Play Day, Volley- ball, Two Academic C's , Student Council, Vice-President, Basketball Maid. DONALD KRAPF VIRGINIA LAFATA Ice Skating, Senior Choir, G. A. A., Rep., Basketball, Bowling, Hiking, Leaders, Roller Skating, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Play Day. C 0,55 ofyune 3 Middle Row BEVERLY LAIVIBUR Press Representative, Softball, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Play Day, Athletic Award, Pin, Three Academic C's. ALLEN LAYTON Senior Choir, Baseball, Basketball, Student Council. ROBERT LEE A Cappella Choir. NANCY LEON Cle Cuks, Treasurer, Band, Concert Band, Majorettes, G. A. A., Secre- tary, Treasurer, Bowling, President, Hiking, Play Day, Tennis, Secretary, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Let- ter, Academic C , Student Coun- cil, Vice-President, Speech Activities. CARLE LESLIE Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Baseball, Football. NADINE LOTICH 31 Bottom Row KATHERINE MARESI-I Senior Choir, Roller Skating, Soft- ball, Swimming. IOSEPH MARKS Audio-Visual, Bowling, Senior Choir, Special Music Performances, Foot- ball, Track, Service Award. IOSEPH MCDONNELL Senior Choir, Baseball, Basketball. LENARD MCGLAUGHLIN Senior Choir, Special Music Perform- ances, Speech Activities. TERRENCE MCGOVERN B Team Football, Varsity, Two Letters, B Team Track, Varsity Track, Student Council, President '52. BARBARA MCGRUE Sharpshooters, Treasurer, Webster- Hayne, Treasurer, Senior Choir, A Cappella, Special Music Perform- ances, G. A. A. Rep., Bowling, Vol- leyball, Two Academic C's. Top Row IAMES IVICNAMARA Senior Choir, A Cappella Choir, Vice-President: Special Music Per- formances, Gym Team, Wrestling Team. DANA MCNULTY Ice Skating, Orange and Blue Rep- resentative, Pep Club, Press Repre- sentative, Senior Choir, A Cappella Choir, Special Music Performances, Basketball, Leaders, Play Day, Soft- ball, Tennis, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Two Academic C's , Beacon. GUY MCROBERTS Baseball, Captain. COLLEEN MELBURN Press Representative, Anna Howard Shaw, Treasurer, Webster-Hayne, Secretary, Vice-President, Orange and Blue Rep., Basketball, Bowling, Tennis, Volleyball, Four Academic C's , Speech Activities. IAMES METZLER Audio-Visual, President, Band, Web- ster-Hayne, Student Council, Service Award. DOROTHY MEYER Sharpshooters, Vice-President, Mod- ern Dance, Roller Skating, Volley- ball, Swimming. C aaa ofjune 19 3 Middle Row KENNETH MILES Football, Two Letters, Baseball, Two Letters, Sergeant-at-Arms of Class, Student Council, Track, Basketball Team, Manager. RICHARD MILLER Senior Choir, A Cappella Choir, Special Music Performances, Gym Team, Gold Key in Art. ROBERT MILLS Concert Band, Baseball, Three Let- ters, Basketball, Three Letters, Cap- tain, Orange and Blue, Editor, Stu- dent Council. IOI-IN MOLNAR Concert Band, Special Music Per- formances, Novelty Orchestra, Wres- tling Team. CAROL MOSS Basketball, Cheerleaders, Captain, Roller Skating, Softball. IAMES MUELLER Rifle Club, Vice-President, Baseball, Basketball, Orange and Blue, Busi- ness Manager, Student Council. 32 Bottom Row LEE MUELLER Football, Track, Manager, Student Council, President. IANE MULHOLLAND Senior Choir, Secretary, G. A. A. Rep., Basketball, Leaders, Play Day, Roller Skating, Tennis, Athletic Award, Pin, Two Academic C's , Student Council. SANDRA MULLER Cle Cuks, Press Representative, Con- cert Band, Band, Maiorette, Special Music Performances, G. A. A., Pres- ident, Bowling, Secretary, Treasurer, Swimming, Athletic Award, Pin, Let- ter, Football Maid. LARRY NARUP Ice Skating, Track Team. BARBARA NESKAS Orange and Blue. THAD NIEMERA Webster-Hayne, Spanish Club, Vice- President, President, A Cappella Choir, Librarian, Special Music Per- formances, Novelty Band, Three Academic C's , Speech Activities Award. 1 C aaa ofyune I9 3 Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row GALE NIMMO Basketball: Play Day: Roller Skat- ing: Softball: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball. BARBARA NISSEN Audio-Visual, Secretary, Treasurer: Press Representative: Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Basketball: Bowling: Play Day: Softball: Tennis: Service Award. PAT OCONNOR Rifle Club: Webster-Hayne: Concert Band: Special Music Performances: Track: Beacon: Student Council. KENNETH OGLE A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Swimming: Academic C : Press Representative: Student Council. IEAN OI-ILI-IAUSEN Artcrafters: G. A. A.: Bowling: Hik- ing: Leaders: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin: Beacon. MIKE O'KEEFE Beacon Staff, Editor: Student Coun- ci. IACQUELINE OSSECK Pep Club: Press Rep.: Artcrafters: G. A. A., Secretary: Basketball: Bowling: Cheerleaders: Hiking: Play Day: Leaders: Softball: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Trophy: Four Academic C's : Beacon Art Staff: Student Council. GLADYS OTTO Play Day: Tennis: Volleyball: Ath- letic Award, Pin. ED OUGHTON MIRIAM PATTERSON PATRICIA PEDEN Ice Skating: A Cappella Choir: Spe- cial Music Performances: Bowling: Play Day: Tennis: Athletic Award, Pin: Orange and Blue: Student Coun- cil. IACQUELINE PETERSON Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Bowling: Leaders: Roller Skating: Softball: Swimming: Volleyball. 33 GEORGE PFEIFFER Concert Band: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances. WILLIAM PIETROWSKI Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Student Council. LOUIS PILAS Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Football: Student Council. SUSANNE PLACKMEYER E Pep Club: Press Rep.: Salutatio: Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: G. A. A. Rep.: Basketball: Leaders: Play Day: Ice Skating, Vice-President: Softball: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: Ath- letic Award, Pin: Academic C : Beacon: Orange and Blue: Student Council. DAVID PLUMMER Webster-Hayne: Band: Concert Band: Special Music Performances: Track: Student Council. LESLIE POTTER Basketball, Two Letters: Football, Two Letters: Orange and Blue: Stu- dent Council, Sergeant-at-Arms. . ir gr gfaaa ofyune I9 3 Top Row Middle Row BOHOIT1 ROW PATRICIA RANKIN Bowling: Play Day: Roller Skating: Softball: Volleyball: Student Council. IANET REED Artcrafters: Hiking: Roller Skating. CAROLE REICI-IARD Senior Choir: A Cappella: SP9CiCI1 Music Performances: Bowling: Bas- ketball: Leaders: Play Day: Roller Skating: Softball: Tennis: Athletic Award, Pin? Academic C. IAMES RIDINGS Band: Baseball: Football: Academic C : Student Council. ALYCE RION Softball: Tennis. BENJAMIN ROBISON MARLENE RODE Anna Howard Shaw: Goodfellow- ship: Press Representative: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances: Bowling: Hiking: Roller Skating: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: Ath- letic Award, Pin: Academic C. THYRA ROGERS Cle Cuks, Treasurer: Senior Choir, Secretary: Special Music Perform- ances: Basketball: Play Day: Vol- leyball: Boys' Treasurer of Class: Football Maid: Student Council: Bas- ketball Maid: Service Award: Speech Activities. MARY ROSS G. A. A. Rep.: Basketball: Bowling: Hiking: Play Day: Tennis. IACOUELINE ROTHWEILER Goodfellowship: Artcrafters: Bowling: Hiking: Leaders: Play Day: Softball: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin, Letter: Academic C : Beacon Art Staff: Orange and Blue: Service Award. ROSE RUEFFEL Goodfellowship, Treasurer: Senior Choir: Hiking: Volleyball: Student Council. SAMUEL RUTI-IERFORD Angling Club: Track Team: Gym Team. 34 GWEN RYTER Pep Club: Salutatio:: Senior Choir: A Cappella, Treasurer, Orange and Blue Reporter: Special Music Per- formances: Basketball, Secretary: Leaders: Play Day: Softball: Swim- ming: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin: Seven Academic C's : Beacon: Student Council. EWALD SAUBERLICH Senior Choir: Student Council, ROBERT SCANLAN VICTOR SCHERLE Press Representative: Orchestra, Pres- ident: Special Music Performances: Speech Activities. IOAN SCI-IIMMEL Pep Club, Secretary: Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Basketball: Leaders: Play Day: Ice Skating: Softball: Vol- leyball: Tennis: Athletic Award, Pin. EUGENE SCHINDLER Golf Team: Senior Choir: Ice Skat- ing. ,.x- Cf... ..fg..,,e I9 3 Top Row Middle Row Bottom ROW SANDRA SCHMITT Volleyball. ROBERT SCHMITZ Band: B Team Basketball, Letter. CAROL SCI-IOELKOPF Cle Cuks: Pep Club, Orange and Blue Rep.: Senior Choir: Special Mu- sic Performances: Bowling: Leaders: Play Day: Softball: Swimming: Ten- nis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin: Beacon: Student Council. ARLINE SCHOENSTEIN Basketball: Bowling: I-liking: Play Day: Softball: Tennis: Volleyball. VIRGINIA SCI-IUBERT Basketball: Leaders: Modern Dance: Play Day: Tennis: Volleyball: Ath- letic Award, Pin: Three Academic ,,C,S.,, ROLAND SCHUMACI-IER Riile Club: Artcrafters. CAROL SCI-IWENDENER Artcrafters: Special Music Perform- ances: Bowling: Hiking: Leaders: Play Day: Tennis: Beacon, Art Staff: Art Award. MA RIELLEN SCOTT Ice Skating: A Cappella: Special Music Performances: Hiking: Play Day: Volleyball. DOROTHY SEILER A Cappella. LEE SENF SHARON SENTURIA Cle Cuks, Secretary, President: Ice Skating, Secretary, Treasurer: Pep Club: Press Rep.: Senior Choir: A Cappella: Special Music Perform- ances: G. A. A.: Basketball: Bowl- ing: Leaders: Play Day: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin: Three Academic C's : Orange and Blue, Business Manager: Stu- cgesnt Council: Basketball Queen, '52- RUTI-I SETCI-IFIELD 35 MARLES SHAW Press Representative: Sharpshooters: Webster-Hayne: Special Music Per formances: Orchestra: Leaders: Vol leyball: Speech Activities. IOI-IN SI-IINABARGER RONALD SIEBERT IANET SLEYSTER Artcrafters: Play Day: Roller Skat ing: Swimming. IACK SNEED WILLIAM SOTTORIVA Football, Three Letters. fvf-e Top Row MARY ANN STEFAN Senior Choir, Table Tennis. IAMES STOCKERT Press Representative, A Cappella Choir, Basketball, 'Sl-'52, '52-'53, Three Academic C's. NANCY STONE MARGARET SWEENEY Senior Choir, Modern Dance, Bowlf ing, Football Maid, Basketball Maid. LEONARD SZUEA Wrestling Team. PATRICIA THIEBES Goodtellowship, Ice Skating, Senior Choir, Bowling, Tennis, Five Aca- demic C's. Cfaari ofyune I9 3 Middle Row ANNA TSCHUDEN FRANK UELENTRUP Artcrafters. CLARK ULINE Football. HELEN UNDERWOOD G. A. A. Rep.: Orange and Blue Rep., Basketball, Hiking, Leaders, Play Day, Tennis, Volleyball, Athe letic Award, Pin, Letter, Trophy: Two Academic C's , Orange and Blue. DIANE VAN CLEAVE Senior Choir, G. A. A. Rep., Volley- ball, Three Academic C's. NORMA VIERLING Senior Choir, Basketball, Hiking, Play Day, Softball, Volleyball, Ath- letic Award, Pin, One Academic HC., 36 Bottom Row WAYNE VOlGT Angling Club. RICHARD VOLZ LOIS WALKUP ROGER WALTEMATH Football, Two Letters, Track Team, Manager, One Academic C , Stu- dent Council, President. VALERIE WANEK Basketball, Bowling, Play Day, Soft- ball, Roller Skating, Volleyball, Swimming, Table Tennis, Athletic Award, Pin. ADAIR WERNER Cle Cuks, Press Representative, lce Skating, G. A. A. Rep., Basketball, Bowling, Leaders, Tennis, Volley- ball, Six Academic C's , Beacon. Top Row WALTER WESSEI.. Audio-Visual, Sergeant-at-Arms: Rifle Club: Senior Choir, Treasurer: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Per- formances. LOUISE WESSLING Basketball: Softball: Tennis: Volley- ball: Athletic Award, Pin: Three Academic C's. RONALD WESTBROOK Audio-Visual: Bowling: Senior Choir: Special Music Performances: Foot- ball: Track. BARBARA WIEGERS Ice Skating: Artcraiters: Band: Con- cert Band: Bowling: Hiking: Play Day: Roller Skating: Swimming: Tennis: Speech Activities: Academic C : Beacon, Art Editor: Scholastic Gold Key Award. MARIAN WIELAND Pep Club: Press Rep.: Senior Choir: Basketball: Bowling: Hiking: Lead- ers: Softball: Swimming: Tennis: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin. WILLIAM WILLI-IAUCK Cross-Country: Track Team. FW ' ik C aaa ofjune 1953 Middle Row PI-IYLLIS WILLIAMS A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances. EDWARD WOEGER WILLIAM WOOD A Cappella Choir, President: Spe- cial Music Performances: Gym Team: Wrestling Team. BARBARA WOOLVERTON G. A. A. Rep. BEVERLY WORTMAN Band: Concert Band: Special Music Performances: Seven Academic C's. ROBERT ZAK Cross-Country: Track Team: Student Council. 37 i If Bottom Row Pl-IYLLIS ZENZEN Pep Club, Treasurer: Senior Choir: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Basketball: Bowling: Hiking: Play Day: Roller Skating: Softball: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Pin: Academic C. IEANNETTE VON DER AHE Summer School 1952 EDWARD BECK KENNETH BRAND GARRELL CLARK RAYMOND ETLING WILBUR FAHRENKAMP Artcrafters: Track Team: Beacon, Art Staff. KENNETH KAMP MARY KOUPAL Press Representative: A Cappella Choir: Special Music Performances: Bowling: Hiking: Play Day: Swim- ming. HARRY MAGNUS GERALD MCNAIL Audio-Visual Club: A Cappella: Spe- cial Music Performances: Football: Track Team. SIDNEY MCQUEEN Band. DOLORES RIORDEN RUSSELL SCHMIDT ROGER TROIAI-IN DONALD WEBER RAYMOND WOLKEN X 4.4-Vf. Q' AJ f ,.,.,. N-. Hm2hf -M.. A'- .plfflff 'mia - -fgpajiffi' -.wg 1: ? Z- pa-,r in w MW .G ww. 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Row 2: Michael Kelley, Ierry Hartsock, Garrell Clark, Arden Brown, Iacqueline Rothweiller, Ray Wolken, Edward Woe- qer, Harry Maanus. Row 3: Mr, Ballin, Robert Schmitz, Don- ald Donlon, Allen Layton, Lee Mueller. Absent: Norma Boyd, Kenneth Kamp, Ronald Siebert, Norma Vterlinq, Lloyd Vlfest. ina Eid!!! 11 l'0ul9 Row l: Constance Bowman, Iulia McKen- zie, Gloria Keller, Naomi Smith, Sandra MacDonald, Karen Dippel, Mary Del Reddinqton, Marilyn Schutzius. Row 2: Jeanette Sommer, Phyllis Casten, Betty Wienhoeit, Beverly Steae, Eliza- beth Campbell, Carlene Krysl, Carol Glatzel, Row 3: Iames Elliott, Harold Heitmann, Richard Kromnacker, Robert Nernec, Damon Cadwallader, David Schiele, Iohn Renwick, john Sydow, , Row 4: lack Martin, lohn Hilker, Leon Hamilton, Chris Harstirk, Edward Hm- dert, Ronald Iohnson. Absent: Robert Walsh, r. riggdon li roup Row 1: Ianice Chaney, Iacquelyn Rad- entz, Shirley Hotsheck, Janice O'Con- nell, Ianis Dean, Lois Sieckmann, Mari- lyn Lenza, lean Snelling. Row 2: Patricia Fogarty, Patricia Knack- stedt, Carol Laniqan, Shirley Ewinq, Margaret Hunleth, Claudette Napier, Carol Martin, Carol Reis. Row 3: Evan Paoletti, Neil Anderson, Barbara Boulware, Iudith Hartke, Shir- ley Beckman, Sondra Spertlaqe, Ronald Grarnann, Thomas Uhriq. Row 4: Lloyd Shaw, Ronald Taylor, Wil' ham Eeuerborn, Mr. Briaqson, lames Wuertenberq, Allan Willson. Absent: Paul Grundig, Robert Larqe, lohn Rich, Sharron Ross. 40 fd. I , auld foup Row l: Bonnie Simmons, Ruth Wilhelm, Nancy lunge, Susan Wessel, Marlene Vazis, Lenore Aubertin, Anita Fernan- dez, Gloria Spacil. Row 2: Sharon Sang, Patsy Brauns, lean Prost, Iacqueline Rathert, lean Wilson, Patricia Foqelbach, Myrtle Ann Huntze, Mrs, Davis. Row 3: George Thien, Rex Iones, Rich- ard Blankenship, Gary Hezel, Charles Ruhl, Walter Heitmann, Gene Zoricic. Row 4: Richard Rodgers, Ian Rogers, Benton Waddell, Stanley Schusier, Ron- ald Schanz. Absent: Daniel Keller, Dorothy Koehrer, LeRoy Messmer, Richard Parey, ina lbofan 2 I'0lll9 Row 1: Nadine Lotich, Carole Reichard, Carol Eck, Ioan Schimmel, Dana Mc- Nulty, Helen Underwood, Louise Wes- slinq, Barbara Bell, Row 2: Kenneth Brand, lohn Hill, Beverly Guellerinq, Dorothy Boschert, Herbert Bariels, Charles Fischer. Row 3: Iames Stockert, Ewald Saeuber- lich, Richard Baker, Richard Gerlach, LeRoy Crouther, Iohn Baur, Wilbur Fahrenkamp. Absent: Ioan Ioqqerst, Nanette Kirtian, Iim Ridinqs. I'- 7 Oren 5 l'0ul9 Row l: Eugenia Bill, Ioan Leicht, luamta Sellers, Ioan Berwin, Barbara Adams, Georgia Rasp, Jeanine Kidd, Marion Seiler. Row Z: Donald Kirk, Roy Dummerth, Ioy Benz, lanet Molnar, Freda Uhriq, Sue Carol Schmidt, Carl Frenzel, Howard Pfeifer. Row 3: Ken Seipman, William Will, Rob- ert Meinberq, lay Reede, Mr. George V. Doren, loseph Bier, Victor Davis, Homer Dickerman, William Iaudes. Absent: Elizabeth Mclvlenomy, 41 5 Qi? cflfhoffs l'0l,Ll9 Row 1: Carol Trippe, Fern Bardl, Donna Bill, Colleen O'Connell, Ioan Stelmach, Vivian Reichlein, Maureen McCormick, Mary Knoke. Row 2: Ronald Sartori, Nellie Greene, Eleanor Enchelmaier, loan Powers, Carol Denoyer, Charles Bradley, Edwin See- matter. Row 3: Charles Marsh, Charles Iames, Don Stanford, Ronald Mayer, Anthony Amann, Iohn Parker, Erich Schoenfeld, Donald Duncan. im 0 7 mae 4 I'0ll,9 Row 1: Doris Lanqeneckert, Ieanette Knecht, Annalla Overbey, Donna Beck- mann, Carolyn Keen, Patricia Schara- iinski, Mary Ann Metzqer, Selva Sul- livan. Row 2: Patsy Bean, Beverly Ann Klinq, Wanda Ballentine, l.O1S Steckhan, Carol Hopkins, Barbara Lee Bagwell, Martha Bock. Row 3: lames Murphy, Beverly Boul- ware, Margaret Burlcel, Shirley Walsh, Patricia Fertiq, William Atchisson. Row 4: Fred Fedke, Kenneth Boucher, Roger Thomas, Paul Merten, Bill Ewing, Miss Fisse, Absent: Norman Brennecke, Leo Havicon, Robert Iohnson. ian Sl! - ' Qlfllflg 6 l'0lll9 Row 1: Jacqueline Moeser, Glenda Reed, Sharon Haas, Diane Peterson, Carlene Ehrenberq, Ann Bair, Betty Carrow, Helen Boeker. Row 2: Ioseph Thess, Geraldine Carver, Velma Eudy, Carol Schweisquth, Ioan Fortschneider, Ianet Barnes, Richard Pomeroy, Row 3: David Cajacoh, Ion Robertson, Donald Dohn, Fred Eblinq, Edward Dekock, Bobby Conqhlin, Charles lalcuf beck. Row 4: Richard Schweiqer, Robert Els- perrnan, Curtis Horn, Donald Winzen, Absent: George Hauser, Ioyce Kretsch- man, Mary Perkins, Gene Tanner. 42 F. Qwwlfzf FOMP Row l: Marilee Stephenson, Patricia Kern, Dorothy Lueders, Gloria Van Cleave, Dorothy Cralt, LaVerne Dep- perman, Ann Melvin, lean Driscoll. Row 2: lohn Layton, Robert Callmeyer, Donald Schindler, Betty Glover, Faith Schumacher, luanita Kromen, Robert Cloud, Thomas Zimmerman. Row 3: Mr. Gandt, Leonard Myers, Michael Leopold, Kenneth Hoffhous, Wayne Page, Robert Halbman, Charles Boottcher. Absent: Kay Van Doren. fu 0 , afolan If foup Row 1: Sue Carol Gott, ludith Marie Dan- iels, Myra Loy Pesek, Geraldine Lauff, Shirley Anderson, ludith Pentland, Pa' tricia Kristen, Connie Talley. Row 2: Gerald Kinsey, Larry Knapp, Dolores Barkau, Madeline Rauscher, Donna Copley, Rosemarte Koch, Milton Otto, lerry Meyer. Row 3: lerry Garner, Iarnes Lindwedel, Robert Beuc, Phillip Wagner, Dennis Smith, Robert Mealer, William Collier. Row 4: Walter Dittrich, Ronald Tenny, Mr. Garoian. Absent: loan Evans, Nancy Knefle. Fri. Qgooclwin ii roula Row l: Ioy Blackford, tune Storm, Mary Burton, Myra lo Spencer, Mary Lou Taylor, loe Ann Adams, loyce Flynn, Fern Schweiqler. Row 2: Barbara Heisinqer, Barbara Thomas, Sally laeckle, Carol Schroer, Arleen Cunningham, Carol Meinhardt, Mary Ann Cresswoll, Patsy Betz. Row 3: Leon Lichterman, Kenneth Dye, Elmer Dencker, Merle Spellmeyor, Thomas Holmes, Daniel Uhliq, Frank Kreisz, Row 4: lorry Mitchell, loseph Hoffman, Walter Heyne, Terry West, Gene Koe' deritz, Nicholas Bommarito. Absent: Roy Eury, Dorrls Gilson, 43 ina 7 PM fl WI aflfl 5 P01119 Row l: Dtane Leo, loan Kuhlmann, Bar- bara Lnedde, Ianet Orzel, Martan Iac- obsen, Vrrainra Alexander, Georara Lee lle-nne, lhlelalne Kuhlrnann. Row li: Peggy Waeckerle, Sandra Gar- ner, Dorothy Beck, Barbara Renner, lackre Ienktns, Barbara Grrfilth, Ruth Mrller, Carol Frscher. Row 3: lerry Srrnmcns, Gerald Grommet, Wayne Drttrrch, Georgia lohnstone, lndith Ther, David Maussbardt, Eugene Flafsenheraer, Richard Hampe. Row 4: Robert May, Thi-adore Mnschany, Donald Hvtkenbera, Derrald Dooley. Alurwrit: Walter-r Rhodes. ian M ' ull el'5 I'0ll,9 Row l: Carol Drebhnq, Shirley Weick, lane Waite, Mary Waters, Bonnie Carol Moore, leanotte Lamar, Mary Kofron, Irene Adamski. Raw 2: Paul Schaefer, Donald Steinberg, Betty Schmidt, Marrlyn Nrerneyer, Doris Srelert, Eugene Schnebltn, Harold Tee- SUN. Raw 3: R1t'hardAntone, lack Wtedenxann, Richard Pre-usser, David Brazle, Robert Rollrnq, Leonard Malay, lohn Davrs, Richard Loncyson. Row 4: M155 Gunther. Absent: Dora Boyer, Mary Bunce, Roh- Drt Goarl, l.eW1F. Pawelri. JJJ23 l'0ll.l9 How l: loan Decker, Gall Thompson, Marilyn Beckman, Dorothy Greenwald, Pat Muollor, Arline Schutz, Barbara Soqorc-r, Sharon Moses. Raw 2: larnes Chrrsten, Doris Davis, Dona Bachmann, Marilyn Pfeiffer, Arline Bouliqny, Charles Warner. How 3: Dale Favier, Ioseph Diaz, Noel Holt, losoph Fihppi, Roman Beuc, Ron- ald Evans, Harry Delkeskamp, Row 4: Richard Wacker, Alan McCoy, Donald Zirnrner, Mr. Hall, Richard Bor- aqe, Charles Malrnros, Bruce Bemeke. Absent: Norman Germeroth, David Mans, Maryorie Fliesss. 44 ina .Handy Qs group Row l: Barbara Hansen, lacqueltno Ar- bini, Virqinta lanssen, Mary Io Free- man, Ioan Ehlers, Barbara Lee Hitt, anot Waser l ' 4 Row 2: Charles Bolfinq, Walter Rau, Brtan Bender, Iames Brda, Gerald Be- quette, Robert Sargent. Row 3: Robert Bischoff, Robert Huss, Stevan Yovanovich, Marvin Hudwalker, Miss Hanley. Absent: Monte Kershner, Gertrude Loot- fler, Mary McGuire, Mary Osburn, Fran- cis Padrock, Nancy Rothaus, Gus Sturm- fels. ian Mage? if l'0ll,9 Row l: Dolores Kina, Ianet Kacstnor, Iacklyn Edwards, Iudith Ebner, Mary Apple, Diana Kamrner, Roseann Danay, Ruthann Baehr. Row 2: Shirley Robison, Alice Meurer, loann Zesch, Ramona Shruni, Vtrqxnia Goodall, Ioan Miller, Sharon Haag, Claire Gavin. Row 3: Shirley Atkinson, Robert Len- hardt, Kenneth Haller, Harry Biermann, David Pentland, Ronald Krause, Norma lett. Row 4: David Ross, Richard Baur, Wil- liam Gordon, Kenneth Cope, Richard Roltinq, Charles Meyer. ina 0 , L em el'lZ 5 I'0u,f7 Row l: Patricia Hill, lean Dooley, Marie Koenig, Marlene Cashel, Carole Steae, lean Kartye, Meyer. Row 2: Iune Walker, lean Harriett Zept, zen, Barbara Row 3: David Marlene Ostendort, Loris Rose Welkener, to Ann Wessel, Lucille Opallach, Barbara Stefan, lean Oel- Reuter. Harbauqh, William Bech- told, Ioseph Alsheimer, Dan Steinkamp, Thomas Sweeney, Charles Hubbard, Eleanore Schroeder. Row 4: Ewalcl Maerten, Donald Ferber, larnes Howard, Raymond Balzer. Absent: Mary Ann Enqelbach, Fred Schreiner, Shirley Weber. 45 iaa . I'l'l6ll'l 3 I'0ll,9 Row 1: Virginia Schubert, Patricia Thiebes, Ianet Sleyster, Carole Dumeyer, Emma Hughes, Gwen Ryter, Arline Schoen- stein, Darlean Ellerbeck. Row 2: lohn Shinabargar, loel lustus, Shirley Keen, Phyllis Williams, Patricia Rankin, Larry Beiser, David Plummer, Row 3: lohn DeLane, George Bullmer, Albert Aiple, Richard Eurghardt, Harry Currier, Louis Pilas, Frank Klaus. Absent: Shirley Baycourt, Lester Erxleben, Elmer Frederich, Mary Koupal, Don McCarthy, Marles Shaw, William Sot- toriva, Clark Uline, Donald Weber. fn 7 t anifefl if FOUP Row l: Rose Marie Arnold, lacqueline Bertsch, Beverly Alles, Dolores Yasef vich, Carol Brackmann, loycealone Rauls, loAnn Aldridge, Nancy Yung. Row 2: Nancy lesionowski, Constance Fedak, Carole Sharp, Arlene Siemens, Ioyce Bergmeier, Darline Stevens. Row 3: Herbert Links, Fred Hogenkamp, Charles Wall, Michael Wagner, Iames Schwab, lohn Conner, Row 4: Eugene Gebhart, Alan Ecker, William Kiphart. Absent: Richard Dyer, Larry Pinkley. ian anddon 3 l'0llli7 Row l: Shirley McCusker, Barbara Reese, lanet Williams, Eugenia Baggott, Mari- anne Meier, Cleo Hartman, IoAnn Mel- low, Margaret Call. Row 2: Mokray Ritter, Carolyn Piepmeier, Betty Lou Goleash, Paula London, Mel- ba Mosberger, Ianet McArthy, Peggy Wagoner, Helen De-Francesco. Row 3: Iohn Stern, Robert Dressel, Don- ald Hardy, Wayne Daugherty, Richard Perry, Raymond Diehl, William Daniel, Richard Grantham. Row 4: Donald Stolle, Ierome Heman, Eugene Vasel, Donovan McNamee, Stuart Walls. 46 l'. g , ll can 5 l'0ll,9 Row l: Marilyn Ehrcnberq, Carole Hawk- ins, Patricia Curran, Carole Hughes, Sandra Soutiea, lanico Wollberq, ludy Roeqer, Ierry Brand, Row 2: Willram Lubker, Richard Brady, Ronald Ianssen, Mary lane Hewitt, Richard Williams, Waltor Neuhaus, David Greiner. Row 3: Spencer Lindsey, Daniel Orro- line, David lansen, Gary Groh, Mr. Iulian. Absent: Francis Noedel, Edwin Thuet. ian JQff.,,,, 3 P01119 Row l: Dorothy Guiltoy, Naoma Leahart, Palsy McBride, IoAnn Polter, LaVerne Rathert, Ioy Trutsch, Peqqy Lee Cowle, Ioan Kuechenmeister. Row 2: Nancy Rosso, Gayle Tibe, Mari- lyn Prederich, Shirley Holmes, Camille Dovrsson, Rita Behrens, Dorothy Bou- chem. Row 3: Iames Roan, Kenneth Frenzel, George Pieper, Warren Knoeppel, Earn- est Boucher, Marvin Huskey, ,Tohn Brown. Row 4: William Vasquez, Myron Mal- chow, Leroy Grider, Donald Hursey, Kenneth Braun, William Frame. Absent: lean Iackson. iw P01119 Row l: Marie Ellen Tidd, Ianet Feiqen- butz, Donna Iett, Shirley Goell, IoAnne Vmcel, Florence Reitmoyor, Dorothy Lavin, Betty lean Haqemann. Row 2: Stanley Grebinq, Robert Hein- ichon, Norman King, Iudith Yochum, Nancy Grant, Roger Behrens, Kenneth Baer, Robert Mansfield. Row 3: David Bouchein, Iames Phlllips, Done-al Kemper, Robert Craig. Absent: Kenneth Baer. 47 ian Jcoendin if roula Row I: Marlene Lannert, Ioyce Kayarian, Virginia Evers, Dolores Morian, Patsy O'Neil, Alice Schaffer, Barbara Huels, Marilyn Munster. Row 2: Ronald Walter, Dennis Kreien- heder, Kenneth Reichardt, Ioan Brown, Robert Iaby, Gerald Moore, Eugene Garcia. Row 3: Sheridan Toppins, Edward An- gus, William Crowley, Edward Piep- meier, Robert Bauer, Lawrence West- brook. Absent: William Crowley, Dorothy Pope. ian 7 allge 5 I'0lfL,9 Row l: Sue Myler, Eileen Barr, Iacquef line Schmitz, Mary Ann Brauer, Pat Glaeseman, Ieanine Kaluza, Virginia Hopkin, Nancy Spriqgs. Row 2: Oralee Thompson, Shirley Black, Ieannette Bocelc, Marilyn Hunt, Eileen Suedkamp, Deanna Reed, Shirley Thorn- ton. Row 3: Richard Armstrong, Thomas An- derson, Pamela Trachte, Reba McGahczn, Mary Kay Reker, Vern Allen, Iohn Darby. Row 4: Louis Antoni, Roland Schumacher, Douglas Craig, Wayne Crump. Absent: Dolores Euler, Iames Bailey, Sid- ney McQueen, Al Evers, Richard Preus- ser, William Rice. L44 . - ann 5 J' ' l'0uP Row 1: Gale Nimmo, Dolores Riordan, Carole Moss, Connie Claiborne, Adair Werner, Ianet Reed, Cleo Fauss, Sylvia Hull. Row 2: Gerald Beck, Frances Kory, Anna Tscbudin, Betty Smoot, Sandra Schmitt, lane Mulholland, Lawrence Knopfel. Row 3: Russell McCutchen, Thomas Dela Roche, Robert Garcia, Ierry Kassing, Mike O'Keefe, Iohn Buchheit. Row 4: Robert Scanlan, Edward Oughton, C. L. Mann, Ierry Koelling, Richard Volz, William Pietrowski. 48 ian W Ji Wlanna I'Oll,9 Row l: Catherine Russo, Carol Elirliardt, Norma Shadden, loyf-rf lanterre, Bar' bara Stookey, Geraldine DeBold, Carol Dleblinq. Row 2: Richard Robbins, Edward Trenz, Donald Bellchambor, Frank Schmuqai, lidward Krite, Terry Kohler, Robert Boyd. Row 3: Miss M. l. Mann, Reen Gaul, Dale Sanburn, Torn Cibullca. l'. al'C QJJGCZLLA 3 l'0u,9 Row l: Ioan Ecker, Valerie Mueller, Rita Marino, May Crouch, Phyllis Sor- enson, Mary Ann Korwooric, Rita Bas- ler, loAnn Kloeckner. Row 2: Ronald Stever, Ronald Kaestner, Charles Clayton, Rosemary Roth, Audrey Diehl, Charles May, Edward Rowley, Robert Keightley. Row 3: Lawrence Helvic, David Schmeliq, Richard Limperl, Pa Benz, Ge Guentz, C. P. Marches ult. Q , f f -'1-fl 'L IU. GPJAG, if W ff' faup Row l: loAnne Grant, loyce Lotich, Max! ine Toenninqsrneyer, Patricia Gerner, Imorgene Going, lean Bishop, Betty Bar- . ton, ludy Baumann. Row 2: Ethel Winchester, Carol Sheets, Claudia Ritsch, Patricia Steele, Beverly Ebert, Nancy O'Brien, Margaret Kinsey, Shirley Schilling, Row 3: Arthur Wortmann, Bernard Walk' enbach, William Gardner, Charlotte De- lay, Peqqy Sullivan, lames Been, Fred Blasberq, Robert Rlioads. Row 4: Elmer Richars, Ronald Linqle, Allan Stelmach, Donald Crump, Allen Hyde, Richard Williamson. 453 ian W C - f C Cl ,Gill 5 l'0l1I9 Bow l: Mary Ann Rodriguez, Henrietta Frenzel, Geraldine Rebsmon, Margaret Mitchell, Betty Pelikan, Ioann D'Ales- sandro, Charlene Hilton, ljlla May Post. Row 2: Karla Knaus, Mary Helen Roorda, Priscilla Von Behren, Carol Brooks, Pa- tricia Brader, Shirley Smith, Ioan led- liolca. Row 3: Marvin Zwtck, Rirhaid Meyer, Norman Dvorak, Caryl Flurhel, Chars lotte Pohtte, Hit-hard Webb, Kenneth Sybera, loseph Maurer. Row 4: Robert Reisinq, Floyd West, Carl Kopitzke, Donald Hanson, Donald Voqel, David Barlcey. Absent: Eleanor Knapp, Bonnie Lee Lad- age. im W C r C ann J I'0lll0 Row l: Velda Link, Doris Boethelt, Mary Fruechtl, Agnes Ptcha, Ga1lDavis, Phyl- lis Schnaare, Aileen McLean, Carol Hurtqen. Bow 2: Charlotte Frankenrottor, Beverly Rice, Carolyn Kraus, Carol Watts, Peggy Sullivan, Gloria Sommcrhalder, Mar- jorie Vrckery. Row 3: George Spenqlor, Edward Martz, Clarence Lancaricv, Charles Doiss, Roy Baal, Arthur Seeker, Wilbert Reeb. Row 4: Henry Edinqer, Iules Lowandow- ski, William Iordan. Absent: Bob Haag, Bill Simon. in 7 ' gee 5 l'0lll9 Row l: Lorraine Lind, Franc'os Ruth Mur- phy, Louise Schertinq, Carolyn Reitz, Marla Waqentuehr, Virginia Bowen- schulte, Betty Tarrant, Leona Scharien- beraer, Bow 2: Thomas Murphy, Gloria Gretsch, lean Pohtte, Lois Leibenqood, lean Funke, Lois Wary, Lauren Dauernheim. Row 3: Donald Broadwell, Robert Frueh, Gene Schwinke, Kenneth Fluchel, Ron- ald Kienle, Melvin Olson, Daniel Tap' peiner, lames luergens. Row 4: Charles Hartmann, Norman Web- er, Harry Wagner, Lee Alexander. 50 K iaa ol' ' me ean 5 l 0l,Ll0 Row 1: Ianot Garner, Iris Acord, Loretta Barlow, lane Haffner, Myrna Bell, loyvo Betlaeh, Georqiana Baier, Marilyn Born- hardt. Row 2: Donald Barret, Thomas Anqns, Beverly Ardenrieth, Rochelle Albert, lo- Ann Blank, Charles Abele, Lawrenrie Greenway. Row 3: lnnrny Blumenthal, Neil Binqa- rnan, Clarenre Bell, Merrill Bauxnqart- ner, laxnes Baker, Elmer Aiple, Ronald Cook. ina Wiciefg rouia Row 1: Etta Huber, Beverly Buss, loan Sehr, Shirley Meyer, Iris Kina, Pat Rickcrmann, Beth Hudson, Mary Fran- ces Hankins. Row 2: Robert Marty, Georqo Harper, losie Moore, Shirley Logan, Virqinia Evans, Emil Salm, Donald Hartiq. Row 3: Wayne Schwab, Robert Rciehard, Miss Michel, Nicholas Berqauer, Ray- mond Roorda. 7fWJAJf.m.f!3 l'0lll0 Row l: Judith Schaefer, Corinne Stations, Pat Payton, Ieanette Steinduehler, Carol Kring, Marilyn Domus, Shirley Burridqe, Nancy Nicholson. Row 2: Betty lean Arnold, leannino led- licka, Carol Alice Persinqer, Rosalie Volner, Eunice Manaelsdori, Deanna Darr, Carol Zimmerman, Beverly A. Morgan, Row 3: Kenneth Winzen, Allen Tucker, Margaret Baker, Geraldine Blase, San- dra Meyer, William Stevenson, Buiow Mayberry. , tRow 4: Robert Martin, George Gilloy, Robert Becher, Nathan Kiefer,iWalter Chandler, William Hewitt, Donald Ern- ery, Scott Hansen. I 'l ,' 51 A Y I'- 7 eulnanll 5 l'0lll9 Row l: Lorraine Mouton, Betty Ann Blas- sie, Geraldine DeBold, Lillian Wrobel, Gloria Stott, lane Iustice, Eleanor Seger, Mary Ann Fahndrich. Row 2: lack McDonald, Carolyn Yoepel, Gloria Marek, Lanelle Nerl, Audrey Hildebrand, Rose Marie Papa, Richard Bram. Row 3: Mr. Neuman, George Baiscli, Ierry Ennis, Ralph Franke, lack Casten, Del Schwinke, Ronald Linze. WNBA Wnmz l 0llI9 Row l: Anita Dioris, Sharon Parks, Kath- leen Siarn, Shirley Praselc, Delores Baier, Barbara Harnes, Shirley Benwell, Betty Lee. Row 2: Charles Iohler, Richard Bartz, Lordel Duerr, Gloria Scharrinqhausen, Karolyn Schottler, lean Prives, William Moody, Robert Mcl-luqhes. Row 3: Miss Ninker, lack Lewis, loe Knapp, Larry Potter, Fred Sellers, Arthur Ryter. I'. 7 0011 5 I'0ul9 Row 1: Patricia lohnson, Geraldin Sutton, Delores Daniels, Johanna Kohler, Ioan Paoletti, Ioyce Schwimmer, Esther Gerdes, Virginia Rogers. Row 2: leannette Kollinqer, Shirley Mat- thews, Bonnie West, Marilynn Wiley, Colleen Melburn, Shirley Zielinski, Wal- lace Geers. Row 3: Ronald Brouk, George Kuebler, Robert Montgomery, Harry Mersmann, Dave Bridwell, Mr. lohn Eliot Noon. Absent: Gene Hunt, Barbara McGrue. 52 0 yff L.. ' I'- pallel' 3 I'0ul9 Row l: Susan Wealcs, l.lly Ann Traut- wern, Carol Sue Bernhardt, Suzanne Werner, Helene Boyd, Ioyce Baer, Bar- bara Oldendorf, Ruth Kuerz. Row 2: Edna Mae Dooley, Patrtcia Foer- stal, Kay Burnb, Ruth Messrner, Evelyn Messmer, Sharon Rtchardson, Nona Mao Prerson, Row 3: Marttn Anderson, Donald Mtclc- ley, Barbara Cannas, Cherly Hortsrnan, loan Brll, lacquelrne Krssel, Donald MC- Cutcheon, Roy Baum. Row 4: Wlllxam Mueller, Ward Brllrnqs- ley, Ronald Crarq, lerry Lentz, larnes Freernan, lanxes Mllcs, E. C. Parker. Row 51 Edward Wrobel, Charles Krsten- rnarher. isa 7 0,02 .4 I'0lll9 Row 1: Dolores Drefrkmann, Ieanette Stuckmeyer, Louts Frederrck, Carolyn Rube, Beverly Barton, Glorla Voepel, ludlth Wanek, Wanda Kina. Row 2: Carol Breunrq, Norma Huber, Carol Popovsky, Ioanno Krull, Gayle Spenqler, Dorothy Acord, Patriria Had- derteld, Row 3: Donald Vollmer, Robert Haupt, Edward Ianssen, Sally Maxwell, Nancy Warner, Vernon Nrckrent, loel Dick- mann, Raymond Bodicky. Row 4: Ronald Darby, Roland Van Nest, Leo Murphy, Ioseph Lodato, Mtss C. Pope. Absent: Mtchael Martz, Carl Pfoertner, Carolyn Wallave. im l?anJ.,4QA 2 P01110 Row l: Evelyn Lutz, Betty Cunnxnaham, Arlene Messenger, loyce Lernmel, Pa- trtcta Keouqh, lean Cretssen, Santa Patryla, Vrrqrnra lanes. Row 2: Walter Brunrna, Hazel Rosen- berqer, Elleen Wood, Betty lohnson, Maryann Ionas, Darts Svhaper, Ronald Bolle. Row 3: Donald Dixon, laxnes Schonaorts, Donald Cartsrorn, Wrllranx Ramsey, Lo- roy Felro, Davtd Matula, Curtrs Dantels. Row 4: Robert Proske, Iohn Brower, Les- ter Fortrn, Mtss Randolph, Harold Bush, Robert l.1ttle, Franrls Arvhor. 5 3 ian poginbon 2 rouia Row l: Marilyn Bueker, Laura Lee Gor- don, Ioanne Bouchein, Geraldine Roda' ers, Barbara Hecht, Claudette Bosler, Carol Eck, Geraldine Haqernann. Row Z: Marilyn llq, Wanda laynes, Ioyce Hahn, Sandra Meyers, june Dun- phy, Barbara Fischer, Penny lones, Iune Scocco, Row 3: Nelson Schmidt, Donald Feltner, ludith Kulik, Nancy Florian, Lois Maehr- inqer, Ioe Sampson, Robert Madden. Row 4: William Houston, Eugene Hoff, Dale Fertiq, Arthur H'eyne, Robert 'lor- dan, Santos Rumbaoa. Q t 1 v Pd. 3 065 l'0ll,0 Row l: Betty Shelby, Carol Shelton, Bar- bara Smith, Connie Cannella, Nancy Hunnius, Inez Martinez, Marlene Alde rich, Patricia Barrett. Row 2: Gary Marlotte, Doris Nistler, Alma Nelson, Roberta Kleine, lean Muel- ler, Carol Dahlheimer, Barbara Dakan, Carl Scruqas, Row 3: Kenneth Rohmann, Ronald Lore ance, Charles Huff, Ray Hacker, lim McGovern. Absent: Robert Horneier, Donald Linze, lune Poetker, Mae Robbin, I . IQMJ, 3 PUMP Row l: Marlene Trippe, Geraldine Wit- eka, loan Eehr, Shirley Erwin, Iune King, Carol Gerlitz, Shirley Graves, Pa- tricia Peden. Row 2: LeRoy Lanqhans, Pete Lodato, Carol Barnes, lean lacques, Ruby Reis- inq, Michael Goyda, Raymond Scndaq. Row 3: Charles Erxleben, Charles Bohac, Edward Troske, Lenard McGlauy11.1in., George Wirth, George Baudissin, Charles T. Rudy. Absent: Arnold Deevers, Ioy O'Neil. 54 P. imluon li rouia Row l: Clara Gilson, Iacquiline Yglesias, Rose Bressmer, Patsy Pokorny, Sally Pruett, Carol Stringer, Pat DePung, Phyllis Gibson. Row 2: David Hammer, Shirley Lucy, loan Benz, loAnn Suedkamp, loyce Cullmann, Arthur Schaefer, Row 3: Irwin Charhiot, Iohn Tracke, Ernest Sallens, Mr. Simpson. Absent: Edward Zercker, I . o , lngfef' 6 foup Row l: Betty Hodecker, Marlene Rode, lohanna Tattitch, Barbara Craig, Carole Haag, Dorothy Hodges, Virginia Ham- mer, Shirley l-lagemann, Row 2: Bob Phillips, Wayne Voigt, Ruth Setchfield, IoAnne Bingarnan, Richard Miller, William Kendall. Row 3: 'Terry McGovern, Carle Leslie, Leslie Potter, Ralph Barozinsky, Larry Narup, Gene Schindler, r. .S7mifA if roulo Row l: Doris Hoffmann, Mary Lou Pol- lin, Ellen Greenway, Diana Kneisel, Carol Schoelkopt, Mary Ross, Virginia LaFata, Gladys Otto, Row 2: Samuel Rutherford, Ronald Greb- ing, Marie Bartz, Lois Walkupi lOy Lee Heil, Frank I. Ueltentrup, Robert E.Lee. Row 3: Ken Gilbert, Christy Bair, lanies Mueller, Theodore Bentrup, Pat O'Con- nor, Robert Mills, Prank Ehlen. Row 4: Robert Zak, Iaznes Brady, loseph McDonnell, 'Thorn Sniith, lr. Absent: Russell Schmidt. 55 I'- .sgnialer 2 roufo Row 1: Dottie Laws, lean Ohlhausen, loan Gockel, Miriam Patterson, Sue Plackmeyer, Alyce Rion, Sharon Sen- turia, Ruth Huber. Row 2: Bob Schneider, lack Sneed, Don- ald Iansen, Barbara Wiegers, Mariellen Scott, Donald Krapf, Dale Hartiq, Guy McRoberts. Row 3: Mr. Edward Snider, Theodore Beck- er, William Willhauck, Melvin King, john Molnar, Ierry Bailey, Lee Sent, Raymond Etlina. im Pfdgue if FOMIQ Row 1: Diane Van Cleave, Dorothy Crain, Phyllis Zenzen, Shirley Eismann, Patricia Shay, Carol Schwendener, Patsy Hale, Beverly Lambur. Row 2: Gene Hetz, Kenneth Abernathy, Richard Geppert, Raymond Byrd, Wil- liam Eqqers, Vern Byinqton, William Hofmann. Row 3: Arnold Poppe, Arnold Kaestner, Ierry McNail. I'- .Shia l'0U,9 Row 1: Shirley Sartori, Sandra McCoy, Marjorie Cannon, Loretta Burridqe, lac- queline Moore, Rosemary Foutes, Bev- erly Schrepp, Sharon Luebbert. Row 2: Kenneth Schubert, Robert Lim- pert, Mardi Willesen, Ruth Wieland, Frederick Hilqeman, Richard Thornton. Row 3: Paul Reinarman, Dale Daugherty, lee Hunsaker, Donald Floyd, Norma Ebert. Absent: Barbara Meyer. 56 I3 Llleefley af l'0ul0 Row 1: Tillie Volner, Kay Campbell, Hel- en Seel, Iafrquelyn Dollus, Alice Tod, Dolores Sprxnqer, Marlene Schenkel, Marlene Krueger. Row 2: Rayrnond Schmidt, lacqueline Merkel, Jacqueline Kerr, Eileen Wriqht, Novella Hendricks, Ann Grattendick, Alma lean Carver, Iames Luther. Row 3: Iames Hopmann, Charles Thien, William Williams, Pete Centella, Rob- ert Harris, Ioseph Papa, Robert Haag. Row 4: William Wamble, lames Heper, lohn Liaht. Absent: Sandra Brns-tr, Allan Null, ian inrpfrg I'0lll9 Row l: Adele Hilzinqer, Barbara Nissen, LaVerne Hxrnmert, Iacqueline Peterson, Virginia Barton, Beverly Wortman, Iac- queline Osseczk. Row 2: Walter Wessel, Benny Robison, Vtfilliarn Hartman, lloyd Behrens, lames Metzler, Edward Cross, Victor Scherle, lames McNamara, Row 3: Edward Bork, Roger Trojahn, Ronald Eckelmann, Ioseph Marks, Roger Waltemath, Merl Bauer, Ioseph Hahn, William Wood, Absent: Warren Heftel, ina Q 7 Ohlp Ind P01419 Row l: Marqaret Sweeney, Marian Wie- land, Valerie Wanek, Marilyn Beck- rnann, Barbara Neskas, Karolyn Grant- ham, Gloria Kinworthy, Dorothy Seiler. Row 2: Kenneth Miles, Leonard Szuba, Bette Clabauqh, Susan Goerisch, Robert Fromrn, Ianxes Anderson. Row 3: Miss H. L, Tompkins, Richard A.. Bauer, Ben Kalhorn, Ronald Westbrook, Iames Rhodes, Kenneth Oale. Absent: loan Fernandez, loseph Ulrxch. 57 ina 'IXILJJOCL 2 l'0ll,9 Row 1: PCQQY laynes, Betty Huqhes, leannine Erxleben, lean Harriman, Shir- ley Pirher, lean Rakey, leanne Lee, Betty Mertens. Row 2: Glen Kleine, Charles Deeba, Roger Hittler, Philip Gaffney, Gary Ruiz, Raymond Ronecker, Ray Fernan- dez. Row 3: Norman Bodicky, Warren Hertel, Thad Niemira, Georqe Pfeiffer, Charles Meeks, Robert Schrader, Miss Waddofk. Absent: Marlene Aye, Kathleen Gum- perl. l'. I 9 af? 6 l'0lll9 Row l: Luville Moore, Helen Nickless, Carol Wedbusli, Helen lohnson, Marqie Morris, Kay Zieroit, l.ora Catanzaro, Sharon Spanholtz. Row 2: loel Haifner, Pat Bernard, Pat Pilat, loan Rein, Sandra Snyder, Ann Lexa, lune Eurridqe, Row 3: Ronald Schuchardt, lames Free- man, Thomas Crawford, David Schuf rnavher, Charles Dennis, William Bubla, Allen Cullmann. Row 4: K. l. Ware, Larry Friedman, Rick Herrscher, Terry Armstronq. Absent: Frances Beezley. P. 'lfllffmma P01110 Row l: Bobbie Moore, Betty Dobbins, Betty lo McMillian, loan Rafiel, Louise Koch, lacquelyn Mueller, Susan Thomp- son, Geraldine Laws. Row 2: loan Koehrer, Gloria Buchanan, Marie Waddell, loyce Garrett, Rita Heldmann, Sue Ann Morris, Myra Chou- quette. Row 3: Donald Garcia, William Condray, lohn Waters, Carol Hirth, Barbara Schapp, Alan Libasci, Russell Fedak, loseph Geiger. Row 4: Mr. Wetmore, lohn Scowcroft, Michael Ives, Donald Vollmar, George Burkel, Alan Yoder, Norman Rehlinq, Andrew Galakatos, ' Ljsss ' Q kvf auf fe- ' f. ff f l'. 'lflfhzfejzft 2 FOUP Row l: loyce Merkel, Rlrostnt Calalcatos, Marnolla Aclcsel, Lots Svhnetder, Mary llolltnctn, Carol Ann Dauer, CarolDav1S, Ioyvo Main. Row ZZ: Naonn Bruhn, Marti- Towns, lo- annrg- Krause, loyfe Kaeltn, Ahce Harn- xrtersfrltrnidt, Margaret lohnstone, Sharon Fauss, Io Ann Anthony. Row 3: lohn Schirrner, Al Wtlhams, Rob- ert Sufther, Patrlcla Walsh, Kay Hart- mann, Gerald Wetelmeyer, Donald Blnz, larnos Allen. Row 4: Norm Goette, Hanford Lmhardt, Alfred Posner. Al3Sl Y1lI lame-s Dela Roc'-he, Ioseph Bene, rd. l ilflzmfenlzofm if FOMIQ Row l: Carol Miller, Iarquellno Pollock, Cltarnxalne Willmcrnn, Nancy Koehler, ludtth Ruhland, Shrrley Mulienzle, Ethel Mclixnney, Etotta larrett. Row 2: Robert Cross, Albert Kirschbaum, Susan Suns, Dorothy Merkle, Ruth Ann Rolens, Betty Strnckruan, George Hall, Harold Beckwith, Row 3: Darrell Schaper, Robert Smith, Irvm Weber, Edward Sabourm, Iohn Arrnonaol, Roger I.lvely, Ronald F, er, Wayrxe Bergmann. Row 4: Beverlee Poullain, Ronal H ' rx, Ronald Nadler. , ,rfb l Absent: William Cressey. ,fix ',J M? M fwgifll me 'jlwfytfv' f W xy -'-U ina 5 J Q gg D , -bk gofamla A x xii? ' - - It rou x .ly X r ll X lg N My ling Row l: Car Carlstrorn, Marianne Sle- hoda, Carol Price, Ventda Gerqs, Mar- qtterite Coppay, Carol Dtlqer, Shirley Drobos, loann Kartye, Row 2: Davtd Kory, Kenrlclc Hopkin, Donald Llchtenberq, Marlorte Kohler, Wilma Young, lohn Barozxnsky, Rrchard Ianson, Frank Anton. Row 3: Frederick Tucker, Robert Voqel- sanq, Kenneth Lux, Euqone Pteper, Don- ald Huonker, Iosephflrrvy, Paull-Iaynos, IQWJJ 1,2 E 'Q ' 'l Tk., C ,ff f l. I' , ebwpff J f J 117l tfXCf ' v . X. 1 K A4 be 4-1 J ill? To .R - f mcgeeg . AX 1 f Q K X N x I 46 roulo ' X Row l: Ronnie lean Price, Marilyn Frornnx, Fay Kempe, Carol Sterling, Mori Rosenthal, Rose Ann Crider, Suz- anne Bulhnqton, Sandro Cleqhorn. Row 7: Richard Bothmann, Charles Meyer, loan Neels, Ioan Bast, lane Bailey, Ivy Guenther, Donna Dzeppaxd, Euqene Ehlers, Thomas Re-et. Row 3: Robert Iansen, Mivhaol Vrlenicfh, Harold Mehike, Robert Berhor, Rirhard Bocikrath, Woodward Bonham, Norman Entra, Walter aqenen, Paul l.aPoint. , ' l ' ,- if t' f A up 'Yi' V 6' ' 1 A - 1 -If kr ,Qi N 1 C' E1 if f . W V I 'Ir l, j ,t 17' . W l 7 L56 H fl 9 , C ean 6 POUP Row l: Sue Baronovxcf, Emihne- Royce, Shirley Walsh, Susan Seger, Loretta Wuest, l.ynne Augustine, Nanvy Parks, Carole Nxebhnq. Row 2: Roger Hantak, Charles Minor, Masine Heisele, Donna Fay Teirh, Su' san Niemayer, Iacquehne Havillo, Pa' trivia Herthnq, Walter Frerrh, Michael Fher, ' N Row 3: Daniel W rmke, Stewart,,Cloud, Sam Russo, lol'h'?Mu1rey, Donf Elolgert, Frank Zavadtlg K lohn Mathews, Pri ' r Blattner. W - x I Y ' X J A A 'I 6 W I'0ll Row 1: Ianet Bruckner, Naomi Bone, Mary Brown, Patsy Wetzel, Phyllis Prornnitz, Ruth Hahn, Sharon Ander- son, Ianet Baur. Row 2: Larry Lewis, Valerie Ruehmann, Sandra Henderson, Judith Dressler, Paul- ine Crnka, Donna M1zell,' Rose Lant- tnert, William Schnittker. Row 3: Theodore Slein, lames Edwards, Ronald Bothmann, lerry Horando, Henry Mior, Robert Zoller, Dale Krisch. Row 4: Miss Randolph, William Quigley, Dallas Gaust, Walter Roesrh, Kenneth Nor . G 0 I l 3 'fix 0 : P' : W 'An ff , . Q 1 xD ,P LJ . Q V ki H ' f 'wal lzrff' , f J -f -Qff 'QL' : 366626 S 5fMf X Q ww N , XML, Ur l,. I A Q I, . 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V J X ' V -Egfr ' QQ' .f ---11' ' X ' ' X V. ,VV ' - V..V ' V V, L f -if , V.. -Pm - 'y7.., I ' V Vze, 311Li2?2?i!ff2VfQQ.' V- 31'- ffl' ' 'l ,. ' if' ' ' .V-Va.',Vs..uL V'- Row 1: Adair Werner, Jerry Kassinq, Mike O'Keefe, Connie Claiborne, Dale Hartiq, Benny Robison, Barbara Craig. Row 2: Bill Condray, Neil Anderson, Warren Hertel, Sue Plackrneyer, Pat O'Connor, Dana McNulty, Bob Garcia, Ken Gilbert. Editor .......,,r,,r,,,,r,.irr. .....i.i..,.r M ike C'Keete Associate Editor ,........ ...............,..,,. C onnie Claiborne Art Editors .....,.,.,.,.rr.,.. ,....... B arbara Wiegers, Ioy Heil Business Manager .............r.,,V,.... ............,,..,.......,,.. D ale Hartig Assistant Business Manager ........ ,...... B enny Robison Girls' Athletics ..,......r..,..,....,..... ,...,......,..,......t..... B arbara Craig Boys' Athletics .,....,. ........ P at O'Connor, Ken Gilbert Copy ................,.. ..........c...........,...... B ob Garcia Photography ...... Photographers Vr,..r.. Kassing Condray, Ioel Dickman, Neil Anderson Typists .....Vt.,,r........... Barbara Craig, Dana McNulty, Sue Plackmeyer, Noel Holt ., - wg. we M0600 ln the presence of the usual unforeseen obstacles, which always seem to creep up to hamper school publication groups, the Beacon Editorial Staff has managed to assemble the numerous materials for the 1953 Beacon. Under the able direction of Editor, Mike O'Keefe, and Associate Editor, Con- nie Claiborne, with the invaluable assistance of Ierry Kassing, Pat C'Connor, Ken Gilbert, Barbara Craig, and the other members of the staff, the timely theme, the Louisiana Purchase, was chosen and the general plan for the presentation of the year's activities put in order. The Art Staff, led by Bar- bara Wiegers and Ioy Lee Heil, have made a contribution to be appreciated by all Clevelandites by their excellent execution of the theme of the book in the division pages and other art work. The Business Manager, Dale Hartig, and his assistant, Benny Robison, in addition to shouldering the financial worries attendant on their duties, scheduled all group pictures. The Student Council directed a most effective publicity campaign which kept the circular tion up to its usual high mark. The staff is most sincere in its desire to thank the Faculty and Student Body for the kindly help rendered them in their attempt to fulfill a big but pleasant task: a lasting record of the highlights of the year's activities. G5 -'wee' - Si, ,4,.f ,sw Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Shirley Walsh, Iacqueline Osseck, Ioy Lee Heil, Barbara Wieqers, Margaret Mitchell, Marilyn Beckman, Ioan Iogqerst, Carol Schwendener. Kay Hartmann, Geraldine De-bold, Virginia Evers, Marilyn Beckmann, Iacqueline Rothweiler, Bette Clabauqh, Carol Ehrhardt, lean Ohlhausen. Mr. Iames Ellioti, Richard Robbins, Robert Schrader, Lois Sieckhan, Ken Syberq, Wilbur Fahrenkamp. BEACON ART STAFF Barbara Wiegers ..... ,................... A rt Editor Ioy Lee Heil ...., ...... A ssisiant Art Editor Shirley Walsh ..,,, ...... H istorian Richard Robbins ...... ,....... ............. S e cretary Bob Schrader ........ ...... R esearch Chairman Carol Ehrhardt ..... ...... B usiness Manager 66 f7Ae 564,600 .2414 .SQU The therne for illustrating and editing the l953 Beacon, The Louisiana Purchase, has been aptly chosen in keeping with the one hundred-tittieth anniversary of that historic event being celebrated this year. Under the capable direction ot Mr. lames Elliott, the Beacon Art Statt has attempted to portray letterson's own conception ot the purchase, Napoleon's attitude, the delegation ot the exploration of the territory to Merriwether Lewis and George Rogers Clark, the rigorous struggle of the early pioneers, and lastly the advance ot progressive ideas in the territory from its acquisition to the present day. The Art Staff headed by Barbara Vtfiegers and loy Heil chose a textured paper with Lithographic crayon to execute the drawings. 67 jk? Ofallge CII!!! gf!!! Row l: Dona Bachmann, lean VVessel, Sharon Senturia, Pat Mueller, Bob Mills, Marie Koenig, jim Mueller, Ioann D'Alessandro. Row 2: Caryl Fluchel, Gail Thompson, Carole Siege, Howard Pfeifer. The school newspaper is an excellent instrument of education. Editing a newspaper teaches the students how to express themselves. lt also gives them a good foundation in composition writing. The Orange and Blue, the school newspaper, is published bi-weekly by the students of the Advanced Composition Classes. The students do every- thing but print the paper. They write the material, compose the headlines, and arrange the copy on the pages. The Orange and Blue has endeavored to maintain the highest literary standards possible. The Orange and Blue was cwarded a rating ot Excellent by the Missouri lnterscholastic Press Association tour years in succession and last year it rated Excellent in the National Scholastic Press Competition. 68 we Ufange ana! NME Spring Term OFFICERS Fall Term Bob Mills .....,........,..,. .,..,,,,,......,, E clitor .,...,..,,.,,.. .,,......,... B ob Mills lohanna Kohler .l..,...... .......... A ssociate Editor ,,..,,... .i...,., M arie Koenig Carol Hurtgen .w...w.... ........... C o-Editor ......... ............ P at Mueller Howard Pfeifer ,....... .......... P hotographer ........ .,...,i.. H owarcl Pfeifer Business Managers Sharon Senturia, lim Mueller Sharon Senturia, lim Mueller SPONSORS Editorial ........ ......,o.,................ Miss Bessie Campbell Miss Hazel Kellogg Business .,,...,. .......... 69 ,Y , 7, ,, Y 5 dy 1--Q .liafihfgf X, www- -- x,,,,N,,. 'Imp 'Br bw A V 1 x vw im +4f 'E ' H '-.1-1 K :' fif11 , JSNBI. Q ..!4l fCI ahel'J Row 1: Rita Behrens, Marcella Acksel, Mary Osburn, Margarie Vickery, Lora Catanzaro, Gayle Tibe, Glenda Reed, Betty Campbell, Iean Funke, lane Haffner. 1 HIHROW 2: Monte Kershner, Roy Dummerth, Judith Yochum, Mary McGuire, Mary Ann Braeur, Virginia Evers, Ioyce Kayarian, Sandy McDonnell, Charles Iames, Harold Beckwith. Row 3: Mr. Elliott, William Collier, Don Vogel, Ierry Bailey, Roland Schmacher, Robert Reising, Christy Bair. Busy is the best Way to describe the Artcrafters. There seems to be some type of stage activity going on at all times. lt started last fall With the Coronation of the Football Queen. The theme was the Streets of Paris, and the romantic and pleasure-loving atmosphere of the famous city Was brought out by portraying the Eifel Tower, the Arch of Triumph and many other well- known landmarks. Follow Thru was the Operetta for l952. Surprising and breathtaking were the adjectives used to describe the Charleston scene done with a surrealist effect. Next came the Christmas program with cherubic faces on the back-drop. The simple yet effective three-dimension cross was most appropriate for the Easter Program. A patriotic background was affected for Memorial Day. Besides settings for the Various programs, the Artcrafters design the rrfottos for the graduation classes. Ioy Lee Heil and Barbara Wiegers were the chief designers for the past school year. 72 Kham!! Wudic The Choral Music Department, under the direction of Miss Charlotte Louise Mann, continues to hold the high standard of achievement for which it has long been known. Even though administrative changes in the school curriculum appeared as though they might lower the enrollment in the De- partment and thereby curtail its activities, Choral Music has managed to afford both the school and the community equal, if not better, cultural produc- tions for their enjoyment than in the past. Besides excellent training in the techniques of vocal music, the-five Well- graded choirs, into which the department is divided, offers pupils instruction in music appreciation, co-operation in Working with others, and a better under- standing of people. This training not only helps the pupils in their social life while in school but also has priceless carry-over values in later life. 73 Canal! mudic Although the Work done in the Senior and A Cappella Choirs is similar and most advanced, the A Cappella is the performing choir. it meets before school and carries the responsibility of representing Cleveland at perform- ances given in and around the city. Through its excellent training, superior techniques, and praiseworthy presentation, it has become Well known through- out the metropolitan area. The lunior and Intermediate Choirs afford instruc- tion and experience in the basic principles of choral music and constitute the training ground for the advanced choirs. All Cleveland pupils are encouraged to elect choral music at some time during their high school careers even though they may not be able to com- plete the full extent of the courses offered. The hard work to be encountered is amply compensated for by the equal if not greater pleasure which always follows upon Worthwhile accomplishment and the knowledge of having given unselfishly of ones self. 74 4 gg .fd Calalae a 64000 Row l: Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Karolyn Grantham, Doris Davis, Iudith Pentland, Loretta Burridge, Arlene Siemens, Jacqueline Moore, Iune King, lean Gilsinn, Charlotte Frankenreiter, lean Wessel, Charlotte Politte, Dana McNulty, lacqueline Bertsch, Sharon Luebert, Vivian Reichlein, Marjorie Cannon, Bonnie Carol Moore, loan Kathryn Fernandez, Charles Bradley, Gerald Beck, Lawrence Knopfel, Barbara Hames, Ruth Huber, Myrtle Ann Huntze, leannette Kollinger, Ioyce Bergmeier, Eileen Wright, Mardi Willeson, Sandra McCoy, Barbara McGuire, lane Iustice, Velma Eudy, Shirly Boycourt, Ioan Schimmel, Marilyn Beck- mann, IoAnne Bingaman, Lee Hofmann, Roy Dummerth, Dale Favier, Charles Deeba, Nellie Greene, Ioan Krause, Constance Fedak, Norma Ebert, Sally Pruett, Betty Hughes, Carol Barnes, Dolores Yaseyich, Mary Burton, Shirley Logan, Shirley Matthews, Shirley Meyer, Frances Hankins, Virginia Iones, George Pieper, Charles Marsh, Glen Kleine, Kenneth Syberg, William Pietrowski, Charles May, Edward Cross, Warren Hertel, Thomas Dela Roche, Ronald Nadler, Donald Ferber, Kenneth Ogle, Donald Winzen, Ronald Mayer, Harry Delkeskamp, William Iaudes, Donald Hartig, George Harper, Ioseph Thess. Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: lohanna Kohler, Sharon Senturia, Jean Prives, Ruth Wieland, Patsy Pokorny, Patsy O'Neil, Eleanor Seger, Eugenia Bill, Barbara Adams, Betty Carrow, Shirley Sartori, Dolores Springer, Carol Schroer, Barbara Craig, Joyce Main, Diana Kammer, Lois Maehringer, Shirley Burridge. Patricia Peden, Ieanne Lee, Dolores Morian, Connie Talley, Phyllis Zenzen, Carol Watts, Carol Hurtgen, Aileen McLean, Roberta Kleine, Eleanore Schroeder, Charlene Hilton, Ioann Cunning- ham, Geraldine Witeka, Arline Bouligny, lanet Waser, Lorraine Mouton, Dorothy Seiler, William Hofmann, William Vasauez, lames McNamara, Carl Scruggs, Dan Uhlig, Monte Kershe ner, Beverly Guellering, Mariellen Scott, Mary Io Freeman, Shirley Walsh, Lucille Opallach, Gwendolyn Ryter, Sue Plackmeyer, Susan Goerisch, Gloria Kinworthy, Robert Homeier, Robert E, Lee, Robert Frueh, Ray Fernandez, William Vilood, Harold Beckwith, Norman Bodicky, Del Schwinke, Donald Duncan, John Buchheit, Noel Holt, William Kendall, William Crowley, Richard Webb, Robert Haag, George Pfeiffer, Thad Niemira, Donald Hursey, Alan Ecker, Iohn DeLane, Ronald Evans, Kenneth Baer, William Gardner, Neil Anderson, Tom Uhrig. 75 enior Glroir Dorothy Pope, Phyllis Gibson, Lordel Duerr, Marilyn Munster, lane Waite, Gloria Scharrinq- hausen, Beverly Alles, Kay Zierotl, William Simon, Joseph Filippi, Vlfalter Wossel, Beth Hudson, Myrna Bell, Betty Cunningham, Marlene Krueger, Barbara Reuter, Henrietta Frenzel, Nancy Arthur Schaeler, William Lubker, Alma Nelson, Georgia Rasp, lohanna Tattich, loan Ehlers, Ruby Reistng, Marlene Lannert, Ioyce Kayartan, Sandra Snyder, Frances Marphy, Virginia Evers, Sandra Brnti-ic, Betty lean Hagernann, Elizabeth McMenomy, Richard Wtlltrrriiss, lcum-:z Row 1: lunge. Row 2: Elliott. Row 3: Charles Boettr-her, Charles lakubeck, Nick Bergauer, Charles Wall, Leroy Messmvr, Donald Vogel, Robert Monttromr-ty, Fred Ebltnq, lohn Davis, Homer Dickerman, Robert Batter, Tltortms Clbulka. .gnfermecbafe 6400 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3 Iris Acord, Ioyce Betlach, Carol Hopkins, Louise Schertinq, ludith Ruhland, Ethel McKinney, Marla Wagenfuehr, Gloria Keller, Thomas Uhrig, Bill Ewing, Harry Currier, lean Creissen, Lois Leibengood, Carolyn Reitz, Constance Bowman, Carlene Krysl, Kay Campbell, Dorothy Merklo, Ronald Darby, Maryann lonas, lacquelyn Dollus, Annette Crattendick, Lorraine Lind, Loretta Barlow, Phyllis Casten, Gloria Gretsch, Beverly Stege, Novella Hendricks, loAnn Aldridge, Carolyn Rube, Suo Myler, Marlene Schenkel, Carol Miller, Leona Scharfenberqer, lohn Renwick. Daniel Toppeiner, Frederick Hilgenian, Robert Limpert, Michael Martz, Larry Westbrook, Rich- ard Preusser, Ronal Hedien, Harold Bush, Richard Ltrnpert, Richard Goppert, Leon Hamilton, Iiin Freeman, Gerald Bertuetter, Williarri Willianis, Paol Reinarman. TG union 6400'- Row l: Velda Link, Maraaret Call, Iudy Baumann, Barbara Reese, Penny Sue lones, Bobbie Moore, Carol Laniqan, Beverly Barton, Iudy Ebner, Suzanne Werner, Ioyce Baer, Arlene Messenger, Marie Waddell, Nancy O'Brien. Row 2: Carol Eck, Helene Boyd, Barbara Oldendorf, Eileen Wood, Betty lohnson, Patricia Steele, ludith Wanek, ludy Schaefer, Shirley Beckman, loan Bill, Barbara Renner, Nancy Florian, Sue Morris, Susan Wealcs, Betty lean Arnold. Row 3 Robert Haupt, William Condray, lohn Rich, Donald Felinor, Robert Martin, Kenneth Fluchel, Freeman, Harold Sperlinq, Kenneth Winzen, Thomas Murphy. Helaine Kuhlniann, NanCY Warner, Marian lacobsen, Robert MCIY, David Mausshar Row 1 Row 2 How 3 Row 4 lane! Orzel, lmoqene Going, Melba Mosborqer, Paula London, Rita Heldmann, Shirley Bur- ridqe, Carol Krina, Walter Neuhaus, Susan Thompson, Deanna Darr, ludith Kulik, Edna Dooley, Sharon Richardson, Lois Meahrinqer. Wanda Iaynes, Sandra Meyer, Betty Lou Goleash, lean Bagqott, Charlotte DeLay, Ward Bill- ingsley, Russell Fedak, Kay Burnb, Louise Frederick, leanette Stucknieyer, Barbara Griffith, Nancy Nicholson, Roseann Danay. William Daniel, Robert Prosko, Norman Kina, Allen Hyde, Iohn Schiriuer, William Fouorborn, William Cressy, Robert Callmoyer, Al Cullinann, Ronald Kienle, Andrew Galalcatos. lohn Scowcroft, Norman Rehlinq, Fred Hoqenkamp, Francis Archer, Merrill Baumqartnor, Wil- liam Hewitt, William Ramsey, Eugene Vasel, Ted Muschany. 77 lfU'll0I CLOU' - Row l: Row 2: Row 3 Row 4: Merle Spellrneyor, loAnne Grant, Carolyn Pieprneier, Pat Payton, Carol Breunig, Delores King lean Snelling, Rochelle Albert, Charles Abele, Ethel Winchester, Carolyn Wallace, Ruth Miller Lily Ann Trautwcin, Carol Fischer. Marilyn Lenza, Patricia I-laddenfeld, Marilyn Donius, Helen DeFranccsc'o, Marilyn lhg, Mar- garet Hnnleth, Barbara Ludde, loanne Krull, Carol Popovslcy, Cheryl Horstnian, Gayle Speng ler, Marianne Meier, Dorothy Acord, Iam:-o Chaney, Norma Huber. larnes Luther, Ieiry Simmons, loel Dickniann, Eugene Fredrick Rosenhorgtrr, Gerald Groniniet Vernon Mickrnnt, Bill Stevenson, Edward laneson, Fred Blasborg, laincs Miles, Richard Grant ham, Lauren Dauernheim. Donald Mickley, Robert Nemec, Michael Lieopold, lohn Light, Iames Schwab, Kennerh Haller Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Mary Del Roddington, loyce Lemmel, leanotte Steinkuehler, Ann Napoli, Virginia Alexander, Diane Lee, Robert Harris, Dolores Springer, Ioyce Garrett, Beverly Morgan, Alma lean Carver, Gloria Buchanan, loan Ratiel, Betty Barton. Al Vtfagener, Ronald Krause, Lee Gordon, Patricia Gerner, loan Kuhlmann, Karen Dippel, Maxine Toenninqsmeyer, Carol Persinger, Mary Kay Reker, Shirley Robinson, Edward Wfrobel, lose-ph Ladato. Kenneth l-loffhous, William Gardner, Harry Vtfagner, Donald Hansen Lcster Fortin, Donald We-ber, Lawrence l-lelvie, Ronald Cook, TS uriic ounci Row l: Row 2: Rochelle Albert, Ioyce Garrett, William Pietrowski, Charlotte Politle, Charles Deebcx, Murlcr Woqenfuehr, Gloricz Keller. Sharon Senturiu, William Simon, Ioseph Filippi, Novellcr Hendricks, Bob Montgomery, Ken Syberq, Tom Cibulku, Carol Hurtgen. r' Q ' ' Q C, 6 l .392 ig 9- a f' fo ' 79 .gud frumen fa! Wudic When Lewis and Clark began their exploration of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, they never dreamed that the land they were exploring would some day compose thirteen states of the world's greatest nation. ln a like manner, the St. Louis Board of Education never realized what a worthwhile educational project they were initiating when they granted a public grade school teacher, Mr. Armstrong, permission to teach music in the public schools in the year 1844. Since that time instrumental music in all of the schools in the St. Louis Public School System has grown with leaps and bounds. Here at Cleveland the story of instrumental music follows almost the identical pattern of that of the School System. From a humble beginning the interest in instrumental music has grown so that now there are no less than six organized groups at Cleveland. They include the Concert Band, Orches- tra, Second Band, Intermediate Band, Beginning lnstrumental group, and the Novelty Dance Band. During the past year the accomplishments of the above groups have brought much satisfaction to their leader, the Director of lnstrumental Music, Mr. George V. Doren. The praise-winning performances of the lnstrumental Music Department, to mention a few, were the Coronation Program, several parades, music at the football games, Graduation Exercises, Easter Sunrise Service at Tower Grove Park, the Operetta, Pep Sessions in the Auditorium, Concerts for the students and the P.T.A., and several school dances and func- tions. Regardless of whether you are a Freshman or a Senior, there is room for you in the lnstrumental Music Department at Cleveland High School. 80 0llCel't gall! FLUTE Gerald Kinsey BARITONE HORN Neil Anderson BASS VIOL Ianel Molnar CORNETS Charles Dennis George Kuebler David Bouchein Ronald Sartori Erick Schoenfeld Douglas Craig Walter Chandler William Kiphart Larry Noe-del Arthur Ryler Waller Walker Waller Rau TROMBONES Roger Hittler Scotl Hansen Don Keller Failh Schumacher SAXOPHONES Harry Mersrnann Edward Angus Iohn Hill FRENCH HORNS Norman Brennecke Leroy Crouther SOUSAPHONE Al Aiple PERCUSSION Don Donlon Ioel lusius Curtis Horn Buddy Mayberry Wayne Bergmann Robert Mealer S1 CLARINETS lee Bene Brian Bender Larry Friedman Merl Bauer Irvin Charpioi Robert Rolling lirn Schonaerts Charles Miner ALTO CLARINET Larry Friedman MAIORETTES Beverly Wortman Dorolhy Craft Gayle Spengler Barbara Oldedorf lanice O'Connell QPCA Q5 fill -7- VIOLA Nancy Koehler BASS VIOLIN lanel Molnar FLUTE Gerald Kinsey DRUMS Don Donlon PIANO loy Trutsch S2 VIOLINS lohn Baur Geraldine Blase Bill Dixon Ioel Haffner Eugene Hoff Robert Lenhard Hanford Linhardt Larry Potler William Schnitlker Gloria Voepel TRUMPET George Kuebler Wouehy Orched fra Row l: Harry Mersmcmn, Joe Bene, Phil Wagner, loe Hunscxker. Row 2: Mr. Doren, Donald Donlon, lohn Molncxr, Ronald Sorrtori, George Kuebler, Dove Bouchein. The Novelty Orchestrq is q group composed oi pupils who ore interested in plqying clqnce music. The membership to this orgoinizotion is on q com- petitive loqsis. The Novelty Orchestrqs mqin purpose is to ploy for school donces of qll kinds ond tor other functions requiring the service ot ct dqnce bqnd. The bond hqd quite or loss from grqduqtion when we come bqck this yeqr, but qtter mqny long hours ond much hqrd Work We hdve come up with q Well sounding group. The only losses by spring grqduqtion will be Iohn Molnotr ond Don Donlon, boss qnd drummer, respectively. Although this will leqve quite q hole, we hope thot We corn come up with qnother greot sounding group next yeqr. We hove three sections in our bond qnd they ore qs follows: Percussion: Don Donlon, drums, Iohn Molnqr, boss: Lotrry Potter, piqno. Brass: George Kuebler, trumpet, Bonnie Sotrtori, trumpet: Dove Bouchein, trumpet. Scxxes: Ioe Bene, qltog Hqrry Mersmqnn, tenor, Phil Wqgner, qltop Ioe l-lunsqker, tenor. Co-Leqders . . . Don Donlon ond l-lorry Mersmqnn S3 Rnd owarcl Row 1: Iudith Yochum, Doris Lcxngeneckert, Patsy McBride, LaVerne Rathert, Ioy Trutsch, Ioan Kuech- enmeister, Bonnie Moore. Row 2: Ioyce Kayarian, Virginia Evers, Miss Kroenlein, Sandra Snyder, Elrosini Galakcltos, Doris Boethelt. The Anna Howard Shaw Club, formerly a debating society, has switched to dramatics and social events. One ot the successful accomplishments ot the past year was the tea given at Christmas tor our mothers. This party was highlighted by a skit given by the girls, entitled A Quiet Christmas. The Club members and sponsors work together as a team, thereby creating a harmonious group. OFFICERS President r.rv,...rrrrrr ...... S andra Snyder Vice-President ........ ........ P atsy McBride Secretary ..,......,, .............. I oy Trutsch Treasurer ................ ....,. E trosini Galakatos Sergeant-at-Arms .................i. ....... D oris Langeneclcert Orange cSt Blue Reporter ......... ....... I oan Kuechenmeister Sponsor .................................. .......,..... M iss Kroenlein S4 Ma fel' ' ayne Row Row Row Row Hanford Linhardt, Colleen Melburn, Glen Kleine, Charlene Hilton, Edward Piepmeier, William Iordan, Susan Sims. Carolyn Piepmeier, Delores Baier, Florence Reitmeyer, Ierry Brand, Helene Boyd, Vivian Reichs lein, Penny jones. Ioel Haffner, Suzanne Werner, Carol Barnes, Sandra Snyder, Barbara McGrue, Barbara Lee Bagwell, Kenneth Boucher. Richard Kromnacker, Bill Heurtl, Warren Hertel, Noel Holt, Norman Brennecke, Ronald Evans, William Williams, Robert Nemec. After 3:00 P. M. on Thursdays, the aspirants to the Demosthenean and Chrysostomean arts gather in Room lO5 to give persuasive utterance to their pent-up opinions. The subjects discussed by this enthusiastic group are as many and varied as are the interests stimulated by the multi-faceted environ- ment of the modern high school pupil. Last but not least adherence to the very latest parliamentary procedures trains the participants and the audience in the practice of those valuable techniques too often neglected in their formal class work because of limited time. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Doxsee, the instructor in Public Speaking at Cleveland High School, excellent advice and direction is afforded in all undertakings of the club. New members are ever Welcome. 85 ep cm Kneeling: Iackie Osseck, Connie Claiborne, Kay Zieroff, Nancy Hunnius. Row 1: Marie Koenig, Emma Hughes, Dana McNulty, Carol Schoelkopt, Ioan Schimmel, Pat Mueller, Barbara Craig, Susan Wessel, Donna Bill, Sue Goff, Diana Kammer. Row 2: Connie Cannella, Mary Ann Cresswell, Adair Werner, loyce Bergmeier, Mary Io Freeman, lean Prost, Pat Shay, Dolores Yasevitch, Peggy Sullivan, Susan Thompson, Nancy O'Brien, Gerald' ine Blase, Shirley Burridqe. Row 3: Sharon Senturia, Nancy Rosso, Carolyn Piepmeier, Iacquelyn Moeser, Ioan Paoletti, Gloria Stott, Margaret Hunleth, Ioan Kuhlmann, Diane Lee, Lois Sieckmann. Row 4: Phyllis Zenzen, Sally Iaeckle, Sue Plackmeyer, Gwen Ryter, Geraldine Laws, Carolyn Reitz, Iudy Kulik, lean Snelling. Since its purpose is to promote school spirit, the Pep Club has cheered at all the basketball and football games and arranged numerous pep sessions. This season, the Pep Club bought megaphones for the cheerleaders so that the cheering section could hear the cheers when they were announced. Pep Club pins, of which everyone is very proud, were issued for the first time this year to the members. Next fall, the Pep Club plans to buy a Cleveland banner to display at the games. The Club Will give a dance at school early next term to raise money for the banner. 86 Q, Cm Row lz Sandra Garner, Beverly Barton, Ruth Kuerz, Iudy Schaeier, Ioyce Garrett, Iacklyn Edwards, Ramona Shrum, Corinne Stefiens, loan Raffel, Nancy Nicholosn, Shirley McCusker. Row 2: Mokray Ritter, Iacqueline Berisch, Ruth Wieland, Patricia Gerner, Ioyce Kaelin, Marian Iacobf sen, Ioan Powers, Carol Kring, lean Wilson, Barbara Hansen, Ruth Miller. Row 3: Mary Del Reddington, Carol Stringer, Ioan Evans, Karen Dippel, Phyllis Casien, Nancy War- ner, Iudith Flier, Paula London, Barbara Reese, Sharon Richardson. Spring Term Barbara Craig ..,.. Emma Hughes ...,. loan Schimmel ..... OFFICERS ......Presideni..... ......Vice-President..... .,...,Secreiary.c..,. Sue Carol Goff ..... .....,. ,.,... T r easurer ...,... Carol Schoelkopf ..... ...,. .Orange 5: Blue Reporter ..v... 87 Fall Term ....,.Pat Mueller .Barbara Craig Ioan Schimmel Sue Carol Goff .....Carol Schoelkopi L-r 1' 'ww CL Cub Row 1: Sue Goff, Patricia Mueller, Carol Schoelkopf, Barbara Craig, Marie Koenig, Thyra Rogers, Sharon Senturia, Nancy Leon. Row 2: Mary Ann Cresswell, Dorothy Laws, Gail Thompson, Sally Iaeckle, Nancy Hunnius, Carole Haag, Sandra Muller, Carol Schroer, Adair Werner, Frances Kory. Absent: Constance Claiborne, Connie Cannella, Bonnie Simmons, Sharon Spanholtz, The Cle Cuks, eighteen girls who are fourth termers or over, meet with their sponsor, Mrs. Goodwin, every other Tuesday after school to cook and, in general, to have a regular coffee cloche. lt is customary for the Cle Cuks to give an annual dinner for a school athletic team. This year they decided to be very ambitious and, after giving a few bake sales to raise money, presented a dinner to both the football and the basketball team. The girls look forward to giving these spreads and claim that they have more lun preparing them than the teams do eating them. This year, since Cleveland had a championship basketball team, Cle Cuks really went to work and put on an extra special celebration for them. A new activity, which the Cle Cuks have enjoyed immensely, is making regular visits to an orphans' home. All agree that this is one of the most pleasant and satisfying experiences that they have ever had. Fall Term Marie Koenig ......... Barbara Craig ,,,.. Sharon Senturia .,..., OFFICERS H.,,t,,.President........,v ,or,Sii.V1ce-President.....n. .A,......Secretary.....,e. Thyra Rogers .,,..... ..........,w... T reasurer .,,,.i..,i,. Pat Mueller .................. ..... ,,i,,,,i S e rgeant-at-Arms .....,. Carol Schoelkopf .....,,, ,,,,,, ,Orange G Blue Reporter ,,r,,,, ....... 88 Spring Term ......Sharon Senturia .........Carol Haag ..,.....cDottie Laws ......i.,,oNancy Leon ,,...r.,,,.Nancy Hunnius .Carol Schoelkopt 6616 63,064,110 Row 1: Carol Schweisquth, Carol Hopkins, Carolyn Keen, Thad Niemira, Tom Sweeny, Anita Fernan- dez, Beverly Klinq, Shirley Lucy. Row 2: Richard Bauer, Hanford Linhardt, Carlene Ehrenberq, Patricia Thiebes, Donna Copley, Donald Kirk, Mr. Hall. A new club, the Club Espanol, under the sponsorship of Mr. Hall, has been formed at Cleveland. All past and present Spanish students are cordial- ly invited to attend. Meetings are held in Room 4 on the second and fourth Fridays of each month at 3:05 P. M. The purpose of this new organization is to stimulate interest in the Spanish language and in the customs and cul- ture of the Spanish speaking peoples. The members are given an excellent opportunity to acquire facility and fluency in speaking the Spanish tongue through practical application of the formal instruction they have received in the classroom. Numerous activities in keeping with the aims and purpose of the club are being planned for the future. Fall Term Thomas Sweeney ....,, Thad Niemera ......... Anita Fernandez ...,,.,,. OFFICERS ..........Fresident.....,,,, .VICG-Pf9S1dGHl....,,. .......Secretary.,....... Carolyn Keen ........ .,,.....,...,Y..,.. T reasurer ,,,,,,r.,,,,,, Beverly Kling ........ Hanford Linhardt ....,,, Spring Term .......Thad Niemera Hanford Linhardt ..,,,.Beverly Kling . ....... Carol Hopkins Orange CS Blue Reporter ...v.,. ........ C arolyn Keen .H...Sergeant-at-Armsn...,, 89 v.....Donald Kirk ww' Jguaho- idua .sizruice Row l: Iohn Stern, Robert Dressel, Ianis Dean, Carol Lanigan, Ianice O'Connell, George Kuebler CO G B Reporterl, Richard Baker lVice-Presidentl, lames Metzler CPresidentJ, Barbara Nissen fSecretary-Treasurerl, Shirley Rotsheck, Valerie Mueller, Shirley Lucy, George Hall, Roy Baum. Row 2: Ward Billingsley, Allan Willson, Donald Hardy, Michael Martz, Milton Otto, John Baur, Gary Hezel, Lawrence Helvie, Richard Roliinq, Robert Iaby, William Williams, Robert Nemec, Mel- vin Olson, Thomas Zimmerman. Row 3: Wally Wessel, Charles Thien, William Daniel, David Schiele, William Eqqers, lan Rogers, The club ot l952-1953 was outstanding in that it has set a high standard Robert Rolling, Richard Bauer, Ierry Ennis, Fred Eblinq, Edward Piepmeier, Benny Robison, Dave Bouchein, Richard Perry, Fred Hilqeman. Row 2: Mr. H. M. Doxsee, Mr. C. E. Brigqson. The Audio-Visual Club, recently re-named the Audio-Visual Service Club, completed another successful year, the seventh since its Organization by Mr. Doxsee in l946. Although the club has improved and grown each semes- the past year has, Without a doubt, been the most successful, even though membership was hard hit by last year's graduation. But under the in- has ter, the spiring work ot our co-sponsors, Mr. Doxsee and Mr. Briggson, the member- ship soared to a record high ot 50 members. The club is not limited to boys only, as this year's membership proves. The only qualifications are that anyone desiring to join must be interested in audio-visual work and have the recommendation ot his or her advisor. Train- ing is given to all new members to qualify them to operate the various types of equipment used in audio-visual work at Cleveland. Cleveland equipment includes four portable sound projectors: an arc-light projector, three portable radiosg l:'.M. tuner: two tilm-strip machines: public address system, opaque projector: tape recorder: transcriptiony and stage and spot lights. of service tor members to ai m at in the future. Spring Term .........Rich Baker ............Ian Rogers ......Barbara Nissen .........Ierry Ennis Fall Term OFFICERS Iim Metzler ....... ........... P resident ....... Rich Baker .,..,..,.... ............ V ice-President ..... Barbara Nissen ...... ...... S ecretary-Treasurer ...... . Garry Hezel .......... ...... S ergeant-at-Arms ....... Rich Baker .................................. ' Mr. Doxsee, Mr. Briggson ..... ...........Sponsors........,. 90 .Keeper-ot-Oil-Can .................................... Rich Baker Mr. Doxsee, Mr. Briggson .gce .szafing Row 1: Betty Mertens, Ioan Schimrnel, Peggy Sullivan, Ianet Barnes, Susan Wessel, Sharon Senturia, Sue Plackmeyer, Ioan Ioqqerst, Dana McNulty. Margaret Mitchell, Patricia Knackstedt, Sue Schmidt, Iean I-Iamman, Barbara Hansen. Row 2: Patricia Peden, Diane Lee, Marjorie Vickery, Gayle Tibe, Ieanine Kidd, Cleo Fauss, Nanette Kirtian, Colleen O'Connell, Susan Goerisch, Dorothy Guiltoy, Carol Davis, Susan Sims, Lora Catanzaro. Row 3' Ioan Leicht, Ioy Renz, Ioyce Kaelin, Iean Wessel, Scott Hansen, Victor Davis, Mrs, Davis, Donald Stanford, Peqqy Burkel, Ioan Be-rwin, Patricia Thiebes, Carol Gerlitz. The lce Skating Club is composed ot students of any term who enjoy skating. At tirst, they Went to the Winter Garden With their sponsor, Mrs. Davis, every other Tuesday evening, but later decided to go once a month so they would have a better attendance. The added attraction of this club is that the members do not have to pay dues except for the regular admission charged at the skating rink. The members always have a marvelous time and many ot them im- proved their skating considerably. During the skating session, which lasts from 8:00 P. M. to lO:3O P. M., everyone works up quite an appetite, so to climax a pertect evening, they all stop tor a snack and then head tor home. OFFICERS President ....,... .........,o.,c,....... ........ I o an Ioggerst Vice-President ............ ...... S ue Plackmeyer Secretary-Treasurer .,c..,.... ..... S haron Senturia Orange 61 Blue Reporter .occ,,. ..... D ana McNulty 91 nggng ana! Cadfing Row l: Lloyd Shaw, Claudia Ritsch, Elmer Dencker, Sharon Haag, Robert Rhoads, Row 2: Richard Hampe, Richard Meyer, Richard Baur. The Cleveland Angling and Casting Club CC.A.C.C.D, long an organization in good standing at Cleveland, is still quite popular throughout the school. This interest has been kept alive chiefly by affording ample publicity to the activities of the club. The typical meetings begin, if not with the minutesf '- this is a very informal club-, with reports on the Week's fishing and tales of the Whales that got away. Excellent films on fishing are shown at nearly every other meeting. Fly tying and other operations advantageous to par- ticipants in the Waltonian sport are occasionally on the agenda. Regular meetings areheld in Room 212 every Friday at 3:00 P. M. The sponsor, a very active participant in all meetings, is Miss Dora Hickey. 92 .S7A6ll,9JL00tel'J Row l: Iris Acord, Evelyn Lutz, Ioan Berwin, Patricia Fertig, Gloria Keller, Constance Talley, Dorothy Craft, Karen Dippel, Gloria Van Cleave, Mary Del Reddington. Row 2: Lordel Duerr, Marilee Stephenson, Betty Schmidt, Marianne Meier, Delores King, Ieanette Stuckmeyer, Evelyn Messmer, Ioyce Bergmeier, Helene Boyd, Marla Wagenfuehr. Cleveland's Girls' Rifle Club has been in existence for seventeen years. There was a girls' rifle league, but interest has gradually dwindled and the Cleveland Sharpshooters are now competing in the matches of the Greater St. Louis Rifle League. This competition with the boys has added much zest to the matches. The Club affords excellent training in the proper handling of firearms as Well as in the development of markmanship. Barbara McGrue is our only member of this year's group who will be lost through graduation. We have six regular girls on the team who are Working for their individual awards. President s,,,,,c,,, Vice-President ,si,.c Secretary ...... Treasurer .......... Team Captain ,..,cr Sponsor ......... OFFICERS 93 ..,.....Patricia Fertig ....,.....Dorothy Craft Marla Wagenfuehr ...i.Barbara McGrue .......Connie Talley lulian if e Row l: Daniel Keller, loel Haffner, Melvin Olson, Alan Lihasci, Iames Roan, Iames Mueller, Ralph Franke, Patrick O'Connor, Richard Bauer, David Brazie, Iohn Hilker, Robert Rolling, Gary Marlotte, Arthur Ryter. Row 2: Ioseph Geiger, Donald Vollmer, William Houston, Edward lanssen, Stuart Walls, Charles Kistenmache, Lawrence Friedman, Edward Wrobel, Charles Boettcher, Michael Martz, james Schonaerts, Ronald Darby, William Condray, Edwin Seornatter. Row 3: Mr. R, I, Davisson, Raymond Diehl, Lester Fortin, Iohn Brewer, Mr, I. M. Iulictn, The Rifle Club is one of the few sports that receives no help from the general fund. The members pay all their expenses incurred by this sport. After graduation the team will be depleted by the loss of Pat O'Connor, lim Mueller and Iohn Bauer. Arthur Ryter and Alan Libasci will be leaving the city and the team. There will be two returning team members, Gary Mar- lotte and Ralph Franke. We are also counting on Iim Roan and Al Posner rejoining the club. Three prospective team members from this year's new shooters are Robert Rolling, Charles Boettcher and Don Condray. The Na- tional Rifle Association gives all the awards to the Club. OFFICERS President .......... ...... P at O'Connor Vice-President t,..i, ....... R ichard Bauer Secretary ....... ............ I im Roan Treasurer ................ ...,. R alph Franke Medal Custodian ..........,. ..... G ary Marlotte Ammunition Custodian ...,, ..... E dwin Seernatter Sponsor ..V..i...............i..,... ............. M r. Iulian 914 1 XA .4,!N, X ,J W5 LE 1' ,fwf , IHL., ,F 3, 5,-4,5Er T R ,:ifgf f , - -Ia i t , V' , K x ' V- A I ,sg ,. , - , 7' ff , Q ' Ahh. ,. , V: 4. 4 - :. ., 'I iguf g , ggi 31 15 5 . ' W' 7 ' 9 U , Y . 4 1-5 h - 3 5 fy I: ku .C MM, ,., U1 .,. . . : 5 - V ? bi, 3 V, 4 5 , . 'Lt ' .fe 1- 1 -1- H H.. . . - --- ' A . 9-ff ' hw Q J Ai-1-QQ.. , V -. ' 'fi ' W xfA. l.:.ga414:'3efT' ' - 'Q M . ,.. - f y f. , . m y ff- .i'7'!'f 55 ' Y- 2 Q ,M 'fgkf Q 1 .- 'A -111-' - ,. 4' V- - ' Q 1 , '1 1 H , ,F- ' 7 irauhlx-t..., .J .M ' I 1952 goofgaff Queen MISS PATRICIA MUELLER -rr- Top Row tleft to riaht: Pat Mueller and Al Layton . Middle Row tleft to riqhtl: Marie Koenig and Dick Webb Bottom Row fleft to rightlz Dottie Laws and Ken Syberg Ann Parker and Ken Bruoqqeman. . Caryl Fluchel and Charles Hubbard. . Marge Sweeney and loe McDonnell. 98 goofdaf Waif When October 2nd had final- ly arrived, the Cleveland High School student body and their friends were in the traditionally festive and happy mood to Wit- ness the eagerly awaited coro- nation of the l952 Football Queen. A cordial welcome was extended by Mr. Kelley to the students, alumni, and their friends. Don Ferber was pre- sented as master of ceremnies for the evening. The setting, A Street in Paris, proved an appropriate- ly specatcular background for the occasion. Ken Miles was introduced as the King for the evening. After taking his place on the throne, the rest of the team paraded across the stage in full uniform and took their places on either side of the stage. Miss Ann Parker, our retir- ing queen, was the first to make her entrance. She was escorted by Kent Brueggernan. Vivacious Miss Carol Kring, Term One Maid, was the first lunior Maid to make her ap- pearance. Rick Herrscher was her escort. Miss Iudy Huhland, Term Two Maid, entered the court upon the arm of Larry Narup. Term Three's choice was petite Miss Shirley Sartori goofgaf muff who was attended by Dave Bridwell. Term Four's beautiful maid, Donna Bill, appeared next accompanied by Tony Amman. loyce Main, lovely Term Five Maid, was escorted by Bill Vasquez. The last ot the Iunior Maids, stunning Miss Marlene Aye, entered with Ken Braun. The audience tension in- creased with the appearance of the Senior Maids. Attractive Miss Dottie Laws made her en- trance accompanied by Ken Syberg. Next came lovely Marge Sweeney attended by Ioe McDonnell. Miss Caryl Fluchel, beautiful and smiling, charmed the audience in the company of Charles Hubbard. Charming, diminutive Miss Marie Koenig was graciously conducted to her place by Dick Webb. The big moment had arrived. Our new Football Queen, Miss Pat Mueller, majestically as- cended the stage and proceed- ed to the throne escorted by Al Layton amidst a burst of applause. Our new queen was entertained by a Variety ot tal- ent appropriate to the occasion and the theme, A Street in Paris. wp, -Y Top Row Cleft to riqhtlz Marlene Aye and Ken Braun . . . loyce Main and Bill Vasquez. 'ddl R It t ' htl M1 e owletoriqz Donna Bill and 'Tony Amman . . . Shirley Sartori and Dave Bridwell Bottom Row flett to riqhtlz Iudy Ruhland and Larry Narup . . . Carol Kring and Rick Herrschor 99 W - A wmv' .-M..-M. 'www , if-QM-1... N-.,, .pe amify joofgaf Arthur Seeker, Louis Pilas, Dave Cajacob, Gary Groh, Lee Mueller, Ken Miles, Thomas Craw- ford, Ioseph Alshiemer, lim Ridinqs, Leo Havicon, Thomas Cibulka, Dave Plummer, Donald Clark Uline fManaqerl, Terry McGovern, Les Potter, Ronald Westbrook, Ioseph Marks, Al Wil- liams, Roger Waltemath, Ronald Lorance, Roy Eury, Robert Montgomery, Willie Reeb, Dick Row l: Benz tManaqerJ. Row 2: Lonqson, George Hauser, Robert Schneider. Row 3: Coach Iansen, Ierry Mitchell, Iohn Bauer, Iames McGovern, lerry McNail, Eddie Sabourin, Robert Elsperman, Bill Sottoriva, Richard Burqhart, Robert Craig, Don Dahm, Al Posner, Mike Goyda, Gene Koetoritz, Coach Sweeney. COACH BOB SWEENEY 1011 l. Ken Miles, 2. loe Marks, 3. Les Potter, 4. toe Alsheimer, 5. Lee Mueller, 6. Ron Lorance, 7. Bill Sottoriva, 8. Rogert Waltemath, 9. George Hauser, 10, Bill Reeb. 102 jk? .SQQJOIQ A hustling Dutch eleven opened their l952 season by bowing to a fast, hard- blocking McBride team, 26-l2. McBride, scoring in every quarter, bested the fight- ing Dutchmen, who could find pay-dirt only in the second and fourth quarters. Cleveland's touchdowns came as a result of speedy drives, climaxed by passes from quarterback Ken Miles to fullback, loe Alsheimer, and end, Les Potter. An improved showing was made by Cleveland against the Statesmen of Web- ster Groves on this wet afternoon. The Sweeneymen scored in the first quarter on a plunge by Alsheimer, but Webster came back strong with touchdowns in the following two quarters. Although hindered by a muddy field which made passing almost impossible, Cleveland re- fused to play dead. With only sec- onds remaining in the last quarter, Cleve- land scored on a double reverse, with Crawford carrying. Final score: Dutch- men, 125 Statesmen, 12. lnvading the stronghold of the Belle- ville Maroons, Cleveland again found themselves on the short end of the score, 7-O. The first and Second quarters were highly contested and scoreless, but in the third quarter a Maroon end picked up a blocked punt and raced 20 yards for the goal. The Dutchmen were twice within the 10-yard marker, once in the first quarter and again in the fourth, but failed to score. je .SZCLJOH The Dutchmen made their league debut and won a decisive victory over the Tigers of Soldan-Blewett. ln the first quarter Cleveland promptly marched to a touchdown. A 77-yard drive was topped by Lorance with a run from the l7-yard line. The Sweeneymen then failed to make the extra point after a 15-yard penalty nullified the good con- version. Cleveland again came to life in the fourth quarter when they marched 73 yards for the marker, with Crawford carrying. The kick was bad and the score stood at l2-U. Cleveland's inability to make the ex- tra point was the deciding factor in the second game of season's play as the Dutch eleven lost a heartbreaker to a powerful McKinley team, 13-l2. ln the first quarter Crawford fumbled, but Reeb recovered and went over for the goal. The kick was bad and the Dutchmen led, 6-0. McKinley came back strong in the third quarter with two TD's, one on a 30- yard run by Windegger on an inter- cepted pass from Ken Miles. Cleveland came back with a 51-yard drive, sparked by a double reverse and a handoff which was good for the goal, Miles carrying. Cleveland battled to a 6-6 tie with Roosevelt in a game which the Dutchmen were favored to win. After having the ball deep in their own territory early in the game, Cleveland cashed in on a blocked kick and scored on one play. -6321 N9 if Q53 ..7,, 1. Ron Westbrook, 2. Mike Goyda, 3. Dick Lonqson, 4. Al Williams, 5. Terry McGovern, 6. Leo Havicon, 7. lim Ridinqs, 8. Art Seeker, 9, Tom Crawford, 10. Iohn Bauer. 103 .K ,, T, K 1 Gene Koetoritz, 2. Roy Eury, 3. Tom Cibulka, 4. lim McGovern, 5. Bob ontqomery, 6. Dave Ca acob, '7. Bob Schneider, 8. Garry Groh, 9. Rich erlach, IO. Louis Pxlas. 104 we- fir ,,f 1 V . f Qgzzafion , is A 28-yard sprint by Lorance in the sec- ond quarter accounted for the TD and gave the Dutchmen their initial lead, 6-U. The Rough Riders, not to be denied, ad- vanced the ball inside the Cleveland 20 as the third quarter ended. Working the ball to the two, they scored on a line plunge. The Sweeneyrnen came back with a late drive in the fourth quarter but lost the ball on downs and the score re- mained 6-6 When time ran out. The quest for the Public High League Title seemed just about over as Beaumont ran all over Cleveland in an important game. ln the first quarter the Dutchmen found themselves ahead for the only time in the contest, 7-5, When Lorance scored on a 28-yard pass play from Miles. Pot- ter booted the extra point, Cleveland's first of the season. Beaumont scored ct single TD in the second quarter, but roared on to take a lead in the second half, a lead Which Cleveland could not overtake. The Dutchmen made a valiant effort to capture the contest in the final quarter when they put over two touch- downs. Two passes by Eury to Goyda accounted for one TD. The second came when McGovern recovered a Beaumont fumble and ran to the one, Where Eury lugged the ball over. The 40-l9 score was a result of five fumbles, four by Cleveland. jk? .SZCIAOI1 Victory ogoin eluded the hustling Dutchmen os they bowed to the South- west Longhorns ond dropped into fifth ploce. Southwest opened the scoring in the first qudrter when the Steers' fullback croshed over for the touchdown. The Dutchrnen bounced bock in the second quotrter when Eury possed to Loronce, who golloped the remoining distotnce for the morker. The Steers retolioted with onother score ond led, l2-7, ot the holf. ln the third quorter Southwest hit pcry-dirt twice while holding the Dutch in check. Clevelond, still fighting, scored ogdin in the fourth stdnzot when Westbrook corried the pigskin over frorn the 3-yord rndrker. Southwest score once in the lost quorter, rnoking the finol score 30-l4. Mony of the boys ploying their lotst high school contest, took the field with the determinotion to win this one, but their hopes were cut short when Central, five-tirne loser in the Public High Leogue, pulled cr switch ond beot the Dutchmen, 27-l5. Clevelond opened the scoring on o sofety, otnd when Eury possed to Pot- ter for the touchdown the Dutchrnen led, 8-U. Centrol then begon to rolly ond put over two touchdowns in the second quor- ter, moking the holf-time score l4f8. The Redwings, not to be stopped, put over two scores in the second holf, one in ectch quctrter. The Dutchmen, with cr ldte drive in the fourth quorter, put over C1 touchdown on cr sporkling run by lirn Ridings. Potter kicked the extro point. f - . x . . l. Don Dohrn, Z. Bob Crciiq, 3, Dove lflumniui, fl. luivrlicxil, li, Ed Scxborin, 7, Al Posner, 8. Rob lflaapcrn' 105 M v ian! joofgaf Row l: Charles Hatrman, Neil Bingaman, lim Miles, William Gordon, Norman King fCapta1nl, Dave Schrnelig, Snookie May, Nick Berqauek. Row 2: Coach R. L. Gandt, Don Stanford, Clarence Bell, Lee Alexander, Butz Gebhart, Wayne Dittricli, Larry Westbrook, Ted Muschany, Roger Lively, Ron Mayer. Row 3: Bob Harris, Don Duncan, Kenny Hoffhous, Walter Dittrich, Mike Ives, lim Elliot, lim l-leper, Wayne Page, Bob Little, George Burkel. Absent. Sam Rumboa, Dan Ottoline, Ron Craig, Curt Daniels, Charles Madden, Ed Angus, LeRoy Messninr, Ioe Ladato, Donald Kirk. Several weeks after the varsity squad had begun practice the B team reported to Coach Gandt for their initial session. For several weeks the boys exercised without equipment to physically condition them for the League schedule to follow. ln all, over forty boys, term four or less, made up the squad. After a few days of substantial body strengthening calisthenics and running the group numbered slightly less than forty. By the time of the first game, the squad was ready for Soldan-Blewett. However, that game was cancelled and forfeited to Cleveland because Sol- dan-Blewett could not play on the date set. The l952 season gave the Iunior Dutchmen their first non-conference game in the past three years. They played the junior varsity squad of St. Louis University High School in Forest Park. After a rough season schedule with the other B teams of the Public High League, the squad developed into a well-orientated group in the funda- mentals of football. With this valuable experience, they are ready for a fine season of Varsity play with Coach Sweeney and are likely to well represent Cleveland on the gridiron field of play in future years. 106 amz, aff A Former Cleveland Athlete Who Led the Dutchmen to Their First State Basketball Championship. 107 1952-1953 Z?mL-dia!! Queen MISS SHARQN SENTURIA gadlfefgaf Waidd Top Row Cleft to rightlz Thyra Rogers, Barbara Craig, Connie Claiborne Bottom Row Cleft to rightbz Dorothy Laws, Marge Sweeney, Fran Kory 109 --- -- 7 - iljardify garfefgaf Row l: Don Benz tManagerD, Paul Schaefer, Tom Crawford, Norm Goette, Ioe McDonnell, Bob Mills, Al Layton, Iim Mueller, George Keubler, Walter Dittrich tManagerl. Row 2: Coach Jansen, jerry Koelling, Roger Thomas, Les Potter, Arnie Kaestner, Rick Herrscher, Rob- ert Elsperman, Iames Stockert, Terry West. 1 There's been a lot of color and a long parade of stars down through the years since Cleveland won their first City Basketball Championship, but it took Earl Iansen's l953 fighting Dutchmen to acquire the coveted State Crown that they had sought so long. Picked by sportswriters to have a mediocre season, the 'Orange and Blue from the south side surprised the experts with the speed and a style of play that reached whirlwind force as the season neared the end. Cleveland brought a 2l-4 record and a streak of eleven straight victories to the Class A Tournament at Brewer Field House. ln their initial encounter of the state classic, Cleveland eliminated a classy team from Springfield, 66-54. Springfield just couldn't keep up with the Dutch- men's fast break and fine play. The corporation of Mills and Kaestner alone tallied 46 points, Mills with 24 and Kaestner with 22. Not only did Cleveland win, but an important question had been answered. Arnie Kaestner proved that he could hit in the clutch and this was definitely encouraging. For it was thought by many that if Kaestner could hit in the pinch, Cleveland had a good chance to win out. Cleveland's 53-4l triumph over Beaumont in the second round was a real thriller which kept the crowd on its feet throughout much of the game. The Dutchmen leading, 31-l8, at the half, were in front by only eight points, 40-32, as the final quarter began. A nip-and-tuck battle all the way, Beaumont tried hard but just couldn't catch the Dutchmen as they went on to victory. Individual scoring was evenly distributed, Kaestner getting 12, Mills ll and McDonnell and I-lerrscher lO each. Thus the Dutchmen had succeeded in cracking the jinx of being knocked out in the second round, something which had plagued them on their two recent visits to the State Tournament. Now was to come the acid test-Webster Groves. 110 we .xdhermafk of a jhfifer Undoubtedly the most thrilling game of tournament play, Cleveland's fighting Dutchmen beat the previously undefeated Webster Statesmen, 59-54, to knock them from the lofty perch that they had held all season. Webster, trailing, 18-14, at the quarter, surged back into the lead, and it wasn't until the third quarter that Cleveland caught the Statesmen a 4l-4l on Les Potter's shot. Bob Mills then made good on two free throws and Cleveland took over at 43-41 to maintain an edge for the balance of the contest. High men for the Dutchmen were Bob Mills, who had 24 points, and Arnie Kaestner, with 17, and they were lifted higher when the enthusiastic Cleveland fans carried the boys off the floor. Yes, it had been accomplished. Cleveland had beaten the toughest team in the state and a team which had whipped them twice previously in season play. Many were ready to concede the championship to Webster, but Cleveland, with a determination to win, wouldn't quit and this fighting spirit paid off. They won the game, a game which won them the championship right there. The final game seemed easy as compared to the game they had played the previous night. Cleveland was in command throughout the contest. Trailing at the quarter, 10-9, the Dutchmen broke the game wide open in the second quarter as they picked up l6 points while the lunior Bills were getting only six. A 20-point third quarter enabled the Dutchmen to widen the gap to 45-27, and the teams just about traded points in the final quarter. The final score was 62-46. High men for the Champs were Bob Mills, who poured in 30 points, and Arnie Kaestner, who scored l8. 111 Ute .Slam The '52-'53 Cleveland Dutchmen completed a terrific season and reached the pinnacle of suc- cess this year by winning Cleveland's first State Basketball Championship at Brewer Field House, Columbia. Again under the leadership of win- ning Earl lansen, the Dutch Cagers, paced by Captain Bob Mills, topped a streak of l5 straight victories with a win over the lunior Billikens to dethrone them of the state crown they had won in 1952. Cleveland ended up with a record of 25 vic- tories and were stopped only four times, but by three schools - Webster twice, Beaumont and Roosevelt. In the opening game of the season, lansen's Dutchmen avenged last year's Alumni defeat and licked the former Cleveland stars, 64-53. Sparked by Bob Mills, who scored 30 points, the Dutchmen outclassed their more experienced op- ponents throughout the contest. Pacing the Dutch- men during this contest were Mills, Kaestner, Mc- Donnell, Layton, Herrscher and Potter, and this lineup of players was used consistently through- out the season. After convincingly defeating Hermann and Nor- mandy in pre-league play, the Dutchmen lost their first league encounter to Roosevelt in a nip- and-tuck battle. This was Cleveland's last loss in league play and from then on they continued to roll and wound up co-champions of the Public High League with McKinley and Roosevelt. ! .742 .szadon In the Normandy Christmas Tournament the Dutchmen, attempting to defend their crown, fell to the powerful Webster Statesmen in the finals and took second in the tourney. Cleveland, de- fending their De Andreis Tournament crown, ran over St. Mary's and McBride, but were edged out in the final contest by Beaumont, 48-46, and took second place. From that loss, in the middle of lanuary, lan- sen's Dutchmen shifted into high and rolled all the way to the top. ln the Begionals, Cleveland outclassed Herculaneum, Crystal City, and Kirk- wood to win the State Regional No. 5 Cham- pionship. Thus the Dutchmen had succeeded in accom- plishing a feat they had attained the year beforeg the return to Columbia for the State Tournament. After the Dutchmen had defeated Springfield and Beaumont, it became apparent that Webster was going to be the team to beat and Iansen's Cagers were successful. ln the championship contest Cleveland literally ran the Iunior Bills off the court, swamping them, 62-46, to attain something they had sought for so long - Cleveland, State Basketball Champions. The fight and never quit attitude of each player during the season and the stretch drive, plus the vast game knowledge and coaching magnificence of Earl lansen sparked an unbeat- able combination, a championship team. After all play had ended and sportswriters gathered to pick the All-Star teams, many hon- ors were bestowed on Cleveland's fine players. we Sudan Captain Bob Mills, playing brilliantly through- out the season and picked by the Post-Dispatch as the best speed dribbler in the district in many years, walked away with almost everything. Besides being high scorer in the Public High League, Mills was selected by writers and coaches to tive All-Star teams. These were: All- State, All-Tournament, All-West, All-Opponent, and All-Public High League. Big Arnie Kaestner, ace center and rebounder cn Clevelands championship team, was a big factor in the Dutchmen's success. Kaestner im- proved steadily throughout the season and was selected to several ot the top teams. Arnie was chosen to the All-State, All-Tournament, All-Pub lic High and the second All-West teams. Rich Herrscher, only junior on the starting team, had a fine season and should be sensa- tional next year. A consistent scorer throughout the campaign, Rick received honorable mention at the State Tournament and in the Public High League. loe McDonnell, a fine player and hustling ball- throughout the season. hawk, performed well loe, always aggressive, was all over the court all the time, and was selected on the Public High's second team. Fighting Al Layton, a star defensive man and a good rebounder, provided the spark which was necessary when things were rough. Al, although not receiving any sensational honors, was given honorable mention in the Public High League. Les Potter, the sixth man on the squad and a tine all-around team player, really had it when points were needed in the clutch. For it was Potter who tied up the Webster game at State, ill-ill, a game in which Cleveland went on to win. g6l6Lef6a! CW, Ban! Row 1: Gary Groh, Harold Bush, George Burkel, Wally Rhodes, George Burgauer. Row 2: Dale Daugherty, Bob Little, Norman Weber, Fred Hogenkamp, Coach Sweeney. Under the able direction of Coach Sweeney, the Iunior Dutchmen have developed into a promising future team for the Red Castle. This squad is packed with future stars such as Wally Rhodes, high scorer for the team, and Dale Daugherty, a driver and hard hustler. With these boys and others like them the basketball future looks very bright. Some of the better boys are George Burke, Ribert Little, Garry Groh, lack Lewis, Bob Cloud, Harold Bush, Nick Bergauer, Fred Hogankamp and Rich Parey. The team's record was 10-7, including a flashy victory over Beaumont. They lost to Roosevelt in a tough battle by one point in overtime play. The lunior Dutchmen soared to a high 60-point total over Hancock and had sev- eral other impressive victories. The B Cagers' schedule is the same as the Varsity, except for the tourna- ment play. With all the talent found on the B Team and continued support from the school and students, the Cleveland Cagers of the future will come back with another title. 118 roars- ounfry Row l: Donald Hardy, Melvin King, Leonard Maloy, Roy Dummerth. Row 2: Walter Chandler, Ron Tenney, Roger Thomas, Thorn Smith. The Dutch Thin Clads started practice work early in September, working out nightly at Carondelet Park, striving hard to win the all-important State Championship. ln early season meets the Cleveland Harriers defeated the ever-powerful Roosevelt squad only to lose to the favored squads of Hadley and Beaumont. ln the State meet the Dutchmen finished seventh out of twenty schools entered. Len Maloy led the field for Cleveland, placing elev- enthp Pete King was next in for the Dutchmen, finishing thirty-fifth: he was followed by Hog Thomas who came across forty-second. King, Maloy, and Thomas received letters in Cross-Country for their efforts. The other members of the team, Don Hardy, Roy Dummerth, Walter Chandler, and Ron Tenney, will receive points toward a spring letter for their work in Cross-Country. Maloy, Tenney, and Thomas, from all indications, will he the nucleus of next season's Cross-Country squad, which should make a splendid showing with such accomplised runners at the helm. 119 yin e6ll'l'l Left to right: Raymond Schmidt, Iack Renwick, Rex Iones, Richard Rogers, Warren Knoepple, Norman Brennecke, Charles Ruhl, Captain William Wood, Doc Singer. On March 19th and 27th Richard Rogers, Rex Iones, Ray Schmidt, War- ren Knoeppel, Norman Brennecke, and Charles Ruhl were entered in the meets at Beaumont. Richard Rogers, Rex Iones, and Ray Schmidt were un- able to finish on the 27th because of injuries suffered during practice. Cleve- land ranked last behind Hadley, Beaumont, and Soldan-Blewett, respectively. Ten freshmen have been acquired since the beginning of the season and hopes for a good team next year are very high. 120 wimming eam Row l: Leon Iames, Ioe Hunsacker, Ed Trenz, Ioe Bier, Don Broadwell. Row 2: Nick Bommarito, Ioe Haberstroh, Robert Sucher, Gerald Weftelmeyer, Robert Boyd, lack Mar- tin, Ioel Iustus, Milton Otto, Coach Singer. Row 3' Douglas Craig, Kenneth Winden, Richard Brady, Iohn Davis, Ken Ogle, Charles Deiss, Bob Iohnson, Dan Steinkamp, Charles Fischer, Norman Gardner, Benton Waddell, Ierry Mitchell, Richard Williams, Ronald Krause. Under the tutoring of Ray Singer, the 1952-1953 swimming team Was the most promising team that Doc had ever coached. They made a creditable showing and were led by Captains Charles Fischer and Dan Steinkamp. The team had some bad luck in the Public High League and lost to Cen- tral and Beaumont by disqualifications. Ioe Bier was high point man in the Public circuit. Making a splashing comeback, the Singermen took a third at the State meet, behind Principia and Normandy, with 32V2 points. The outstanding swimmers in this meet were Ioe Hunsacker, loe Bier, Ed Trenz, and Skip Fischer. Hunsacker tied for second in the 50-yard free style and Bier took second in the lOU-yard free style. Swimmers Trenz and Fischer captured fourth in the 15-yard individual medley and second in the lUO-yard breast stroke, respectively. The ZOO-yard free style relay team, composed of Martin, Deiss, Trenz, and Mitchell, finished fourth. 121 omega! - 1953 Row 1: lim Ftidings, George Hauser, Guy McRoberts, Sam Rumbaoa, Ken Miles, Al Layton, Thomas Crawford. Row 2: Coach Iansen, Robert Mills, Rick Herrscher, Roger Thomas, Ioe McDonnell, Eugene Gebhart, Ray Byrd, Dale Sanburn, Walter Dietrich tManage-rj. Row 3: Arthur Seeker, Donald Krapf, George Burkel, Ierry Koelling, Carl Leslie, Willie Reeb, Wally Rhodes, Robert Elsperman, lames Phillips. At the onset of the l953 season the returning Public High Champs were rated high and figured to give plenty of trouble to seekers of the l953 pennant. Veteran lettermen Captain Guy McRoberts, Dale Sandburn, Al Layton, Ken Miles, Bob Mills, and Rick l-lerrscher provided the necessary experience and power and performed well. Some of the betterplayers rounding out the squad were loe McDonnell, Bill Vasquez, Iim Ridings, Don Krapf, and Roger Thomas. Rookie lerry Koelling turned into the ace of the mound staff, and was batting a sensational .500 as the Beacon went to press. ln the first round of league play Cleveland ended up in a tie for second with a four and three record. ln their first seven encounters, they defeated Central, Soldan, Southwest and Roosevelt, only to lose to McKinley, Beau- mont and Hadley. In the regionals of the State Tournament, Cleveland, hoping to overcome a semi-final complex which had plagued them two years previously, were tagged again. The Dutchmen lost a tough game, 4-3, to the Webster States- men and were eliminated from the tournament. This loss and others were all well-pitched games, but lack of support at the plate made the difference. Cleveland began the second round with a win over Roosevelt and Beau- mont and as the Beacon went to press had a 2-U record. The Dutchmen, coming out of a hitting slump, shook their sticks and blasted out l5 hits to trounce Roosevelt, 15-4. In the other contest, Cleveland edged out Beaumont, 5-4, in a tight game. loe McDonnell was the winning pitcher. And so as the yearbook went to press the Dutchmen were starting to roll. The coming hot weather and a pickup in hitting could keep Cleveland in the top spot they held last year. 122 l Zac lam.. 1953 Row l: Paul Schaefer, Al Williams, Mike Goyda, Melvin King, Curt Horn, jules Lewandowski, joe Marks, Roy Eury, Len Maloy. Row 2: Art Schaefer, Dave Cajacob, Vic Davis, Gary Groh, Ron Tenney, Norman Goette, Ronald Westbrook, Ccno Koetoritz, Toe Mach, Karl Frenzel, Rich Robbins, Roger Wolteniath tManagerj, Row 3: Coach Smith, George Piper, Fred Hogenkanip, Ward Billingsley, Ed Pioprneier, Benton Wad- dell, lock Caston, George Heoper, Don Bellvhamber, Bob Harris, Allan Stcllmach, Bob Haag, Coach Sweeney. The hustling cindermen of Cleveland, due to the efforts of Coach Sweeney, have developed into an efficient winning organization. The trackmen elected jules Lewandowski All-Team Captain, and Ron Tenney and joe Marks as junior and Senior Team Captains, respectively. The school, always with ample stores of material, has provided the coach with some of the finest trackmen in the city. A classic example of the Dutchmen's fine runners is the Senior distance medley team which broke a record recently in the East St. Louis relays but even with this excellent showing finished only third. This powerful distance medley was composed of jules Lewandowski, Curt Horn, Len Maloy, and Bob Mills. The senior division was led and bolstered by runners Horn, Maloy, and Lewandowski, and high jumper joe Marks. Paul Schaefer also competes in high jumping, along with pole vaulting and broad jumping. Eury, Westbrook, and Cajacob made good showings in their respective events, and Kerschner, coming along fast, should star in the high and low hurdles next year. Prominent men in their junior division were sprinter Davis, distance-man Tenney, and fieldmen Haag and Hogankamp. When the season ended, the cindermen will have competed against all the teams in the Public High League and in the Maplewood Relays. The Big- Three meets, District, State, and Field Night haven't been concluded as the Beacon goes to press but will give many thrills and excitement to those who attend. lg! l 1 mea ibn? Row 1: Michael Kelly, Iohn Molnar, Charles Huff, Donald Vogel, Albert Aiple, Brian Bender, LeRoy Crouther, Raymond Fernandez. Row 2: loel Haifner, Norman Bodicky, Leonard Szuba, Francis Archer, LeRoy Messmor, William Iaudcs, Donald Dixon. Row 3: Erich Schoenield, Robert Schneider, William Kipharl, Melvin King, Ronald Schuchardi, Elmer Aiplo. CA BQFLCL Jef!! Row 1: Nancy Hunnius, Carole Moss, Pat Mueller. Row 2: Kay Zieroif, Constance Claiborne, Iacqueline Osseck, Janet Molnar. 125 ennid eam Row 1: loel Haiiner, Norman Bodicky, Dave Bouchein, Walter Heitmonri. Row 2: Gerald Kinsey, Harold Heitmann, Richard Antoni, Raymond Bodicky. The splendid play of the first doubles team composed of the Heitman brothers, Harold and Walter, was mainly responsible for the team's winding up in fourth place in the league matches last fall. These young players won six matches and lost only one. The best won and lost record of the singles players was made by Richard Antoni playing in the third singles position. He won three and lost four. Bouchein and Bodicky each won two and lost five. The second doubles combination of Haffner and Kinsey won one and lost one, while Bodicky and Haffner won two and lost three. The final stand- ings left Cleveland in fourth place behind Southwest, Beaumont, and Roose- velt. With Norman Bodicky being the only player lost through graduation Coach Schueneman should have a powerful team. With a year of experi- ence and the reasonably good showing made this year, Cleveland could, with a little luck, have a championship team. 1 126 ella em CM Row Row Row ROW I: lean Kartye, Carole Steqe, Carol Davis, Connie Claiborne, Marie Koenig, Alleen McLean, Roberta Kleine, Iaan Schimmel. 2: Emma Hughes, Carol Dahlheimer, Peggy Sullivan, Kay Zierotf, Iacqueline Peterson, Joyce Kaelin, Nancy Hunnius, Dorothy Guilfoy, Pat Mueller. 3: Naomi Bruhn, Ellen Greenway, Carol Watts, Ioan Paoletti, Helen Underwood, lacqueline Osseck, Dana McNulty, Gwen Ryter, Virginia Shubert, Sharon Spanholtz. 4: lean Ohlhausen, Mary Helen Roorda, lean Lee, Betty Mertens, Carolyn George, Mary Lou Follin, Eleanore Schroeder, lacqueline Rothweiler, Marie Bartz, Iune King, Shirley Pirner, Miss Ninker. The Leaders Club was organized by Miss Gunther about five years ago and has grown steadily ever since. The girls are chosen tor their ability in sports and athletics and also tor their leadership as evidenced in their class work in physical education. The girls receive training in taking charge ot classes, coaching younger girls in such sports as basketball, tennis, track, volleyball and others. They also learn how to umpire and referee games, act as timer, scorers, and, in tact, organize and take complete charge of playdays. Miss Ninker is sponsor of the group this year and there are about titty active members. OFFICERS G. A. A. Representative ,,,..Y .,.... I acqueline Osseck Secretary ..i. ...... E llen Greenway 127 gi A ,4.-54.ff Row 1: Beverly Alles, Helen Underwood, Marie Koenig, Sandra Muller, Nancy Leon, Pat Mueller, Doris Nistler, Rosemarie Koch. Row 2: Cathy Russo, Phyllis Casten, Kay Zieroff, Dorothy Craft, lackie Osseck, lean Ohlhausen, Georaiana Baier. Row 3: Pat Glaeseman, Mrs. Davis, Miss Ninker, Miss Gunther, Ioan Powers. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the direction of the women Physical Education instructors, provides healthful aftereschool activities for girls in the field of sports. The G. A. A. Council, consisting of a representative from each gym class and each after-school sport, makes the rules of the Association and decides which sports are to be offered. Approximately four different activities are chosen by the council each season and each girl chooses two in which to participate. Points are given to each girl for acceptable performances in gyrn, after-school activities, and for special duties. At the end of each school term, pins, letters, and trophies are awarded to those girls who have accumulated the required number of points. 128 Q ..x4.-.sparing y Row l: Catherine Russo, janet Molnar, Helen Underwood, Constance Claiborne, Jacqueline Osseck, Barbara Luedde, Ioy Trutsch, Carol Stringer. Row 2: Sue Carol Gott, Diane Van Cleave, Gloria Van Cleave, Barbara Woolverton, Ioyce Garrett, Ioan Koehrer, Carolyn Keen, Claudette Eosler. Row 3: Mrs. D. Davis, Miss Ninker, Miss Gunther. In the spring ot the year the girls are offered an opportunity to show oft their talents on the well-known Play Day. On this gala occasion the entire school turns out to see what kind ot athletes the Cleveland girls really are. OFFICERS . . . SPRING TERM President ...,................ ...,. C onstance Claiborne Secretary-Treasurer ..,,.. .... I acqueline Osseck Orange G Blue Reporter ...... ...... H elen Underwood 129 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Ethel Winchester, Carolyn Pieprneier, Norma lett, Barbara Luedde, Shirley McKenzie, Mariollen Scott, Norm Vierling, Helen Underwood, Margie Woodland, Margaret Mitchell, Peggy Sullivan, Kay Bumb, Betty Lou Goleash, Barbara Reese, Suzanne Werner, Rita Heldmann, ludy Baumann, Barbara Oldendori, Ioan Koehrer, Maureen McCormick, Donna Bill, ludy Schaefer, Shirley Berkman, Iackie Peterson, Marie Waddell, Carol Martin, Colleen Molburn, Charlene Hilton, Nancy Nicholson, Barbara Hecht, loyce Baer, Carol Breunig, Edna Dooley. Maxine Toenninqsmeyer, Marilyn Lenza, Carol Dahlheinier, Joyce Kretschnian, Sue Morris, Marilyn Ilg, Ioan Baggott, Marian lacobsen, Nancy Vlfarner, Mrs. Davis, Shirley Andersson, Diane Van Clnave, Betty Tarrant, Naomi Bruhn, Carol Davis. Imogene Going, Ann Lexa, Marilyn Domus, Dorothy Beucliein, Patricia Gerner, Mary Lou Taylor, Phyllis Casten, Sonia Patryla, Ioan Bill, Georaiana Baier, lean Creissen, lean Szifilhiifi, Peggy Wagoner, Ethel McKinney. Mytrle Ann Huntze, loan Miller, Claudia Ritsch, Dorothy Acord, Marla Vfagenfuclir, Barbara Adams, Rochelle Albert, Louise Scherting, ludy Ruhland, lanet Barnes, Eugenia Bill, Hein Delfrancesco, Claudette Napier. Row Row Row Row Rowj 2. 3. lz 4. 5, Barbara Heisiner, Ianice Chaney, Virginia Schubert, Connie Claiborne, Kay Zierotf, Carole Stege, Peggy Sullivan, Pat Mueller, Marie Koenig, Alleen McLean, Roberta Kleine, Ioan Schirn- mel, Nancy Nicholson, Barbara Hecht, Iudy Kulik, loyce Baer. Barbara Oldendorf, Sue Goff, Madeline Rauscher, Barbara Luedde, Carol Dahlheimer, lacque- line Rothweiler, Eteanore Schroeder, Helen Underwood, Dana McNulty, Gwen Ryter, Nancy Hunnius, Sharon Spanholtz, Deanna Darr, Carol Kring, ludith Hartke, lean Lee. i Geraldine Rodgers, Ann Lexa, Shirley Pirner, Mary Helen Roorda, Marlan Iacobsen, Phyllis Casten, Marie Bartz, Betty Mertens, Susan Thompson, Peggy Sullivan, Margaret Hunleth, Mis. Davis, Carol Martin, lune Kina, Diane Lee, lean Wilson. Shirley McKenzie, Carol Diebling, Marlene Rode, Ellen Greenway, lean Qhlhausen, Marilyn t Schutzius, Peggy Kinsey, Virginia lanssen, lackie Peterson, Norma Vierlina, Margie Vtfoezlland, Ioan Powers, Beverly Schropp, Valerie Mueller, Iullie Mc'Kc-'nzie. Beverly Ardenrietti, Shirley Beckman, Marilyn Nionioyor, Barbara Schapp, Cheryl Horsnnait, Eunice Mangelsdori, Margaret Mitchell, Marielien Scott, lanet Garner. 130 t Row' Z?aaLelAaf Row l 3 Row fl: Q . Beverly Ardonrretlr, luncl Garner, Rose Mzrrre Papo, Vrrqinicr Schubert, Donn McNulty, loc'- qnelme Ossculc, Kay Zrorofl, Nancy O'Br1en, Poqqy Sullrvon, Vnlerre- Mueller, Dorothy Luvrn, Sonrcr Putrylcr, Ruth Buolwr, Ncxnry Hnnnrus, Sharon Sponholtz, Gloria Voepel, Noomr Brulrn. Carol Hurtqefn, Burbcrro Hansen, Bonnre Srmrnons, Collson Melburn, Ioan Schrmrnel, Poqqy Snllmfrrn, Gwprr Rytfi-r, Helen Undcrwoocl, Charlotte DEJLGY Eurbcrru lrrmlde, Slrrrley Anderson, lrrnxvfr Clrunry, l'lQle'1nQ Boyd, Carol Dzxvxs, Georqrunu Borer, Peqqy Wrrcgorrcfr, Bcrrlvnrnr HDn1'l1', llllllf Mf'KQnz1L2, Slrirlwy Mc'KvnZrQ, Dmotlry loo lnws, GI-lrzlzllrw Rodqwrs, loom Wrlson, Slrrrley l?'vkrrrCrrx, Mrrrllyn Svlrutzlusl, l.orrfmw Und, ijorrsllzrrrvw ljlfxrlwrzw, Bslity Hucqlros, Carolyn Gr-orqw, lofrn llnx-,vis-, Hwvf-ily Svlrrfrfp, Krry Enmlv, llrrnvy Nrrlroluon, l'lrm-rrvw Rorlrrrwyrir, Dolorr-5: l7Cr1f'r Mrs, Drrvnz. How l low ,.1 llmw fl: Dorollry laws, Mcrrqrrrft Sullrvun, Inrvquoline Ossevk, Kay Zrcrofl, Helen Underwood, Perqqy Snllrvcrn, Constcxnco Clrrrborno, Slnrlny Andersson, Cerorqrcrncr Euler, Bcrrburu HQ-rlrl, Nmrry Nrglrolrson. Clfrrrflevttee Boslcr, lVlLIl'llYIlH Vlfllrly, Mlldrod lrenlrowrfr, lUr'quQl111r- Lubuu, Mury l,ou Trrylm, Vllqrrrnr Borqom, Peqqy' Burkvl, Mcrdvlxrrr- RCrrx:sn'lwr, loan Drllaroll, Mfrrfqurot Klrrfafey, Dmirnnfr Dmrr, Inner F1'lLIU!llJlllZ, Mirry Ann lilgirrfrrrbrllz. Slrrrloy A, Wlrlfxlr, Alrvw Mr-yr-r, Mrrrlfrnnrr Slrrhodrr, Hfrlwn Ckfruopvl, Cflrrndwltm Nfrprf-r, Vrrqlnrrr llrlwnn llrwrrry XN-rcrrrnfrr, Mrsln Nlnkrvr. 131 eague 01116119 Row l: Gloria Spacil, lnez Martinez, Dottie Laws, lean l-lamman, Ioann D'Alessandro, Carole Siege, Sandra Muller, Nancy Leon, Shirley Boycourt, Shirley Walsh, lackie Rothweiler, Barbara Craig, Dolores Riordan, Cleo Fauss, IoAnne Bingainan, Marilyn Beckman, loan Fernandez. Oralee Thompson, Emma Hughes, Cathy Russo, lean Wilson, lane Waite, Peggy Sullivan, Carol Schwendener, Marlene Aldrich, Marilyn Beckman, loan Powers, Helaine Kulilinann, Gloria Sommerhalder, Ioan Gockel, Marlene Rode, Iune King, leanette Knecht, Marge Sweeney, Barbara Hansen, Lora Catanzaro, Adair Werner, Shirley Weick, ludy Boerger, Naoma Leahart, Iackie Moeser, Sharon Haas, Selva Sullivan, Iacqueline Osseck, Constance Claiborne, Carol Schroer, lacque- line Bertsch, Io Ann Aldridge, Doris Hoffmann, Carol Fern Schweigler, Virginia l.aFata, Arline Schoenstem. Virginia Evans, Marie Towns, Gayle Tibe, Glenda Reed, Marjorie Vickery, Geraldine Rodgers, Annalla Dverbey, Marilyn Niemeyer, Dona Bachmann, Frances Beezley, Patricia Rankin, Shir- Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: ley Eismann, Alleen Mclean, Mary Ross, Miss Ninker, Cleveland l-ligh School was the first public high school to offer bowling for girls in l945 way back in l928. League bowling was introduced to Cleveland and has been going successfully ever since. Every Wednesday after school, under the direction of Miss Gunther, seventy girls, divided into fourteen teams of five girls each, bowl at ldle-A- Wile Bowling Alleys. The girls are required to bowl three games a week for the season of twenty-six weeks. At the end of the bowling season the girls enjoy a For Bowling l949 a teams. Carlene McLean, team to bowling banquet, at which time the awards are presented. the eighth straight year Cleveland girls entered the National lunior Tournament with teams entered from all over the United States. ln Cleveland team won third place out of approximately a thousand This year one of our teams, consisting of lean l-lamman KCaptainl, Ehrenberg, Doris Hoffman, lean Rakey, leannette Knecht, and Alleen bowled the highest score of any team in the state and are the first win State Championship trophies. OFFICERS President ...... ................i...........................................,....... N ancy Leon Secretaries ............ Sandra Muller, Shirley Boycourt, Shirley Walsh Treasurer ..... ........................ . . ........r............. ...... D ottie Lee Laws 132 WOJQFH Cl,l'lCe Sitting: Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Janet Kaestner, Jean Prost, Jeanine Kidd, Joan Leicht, Sonia Patryla. Marianne Sleboda, Suzanne Werner, Carol Sue Bernhardt, Carol Stringer, Janet Garner, Janet Molnar, Cheryl Horstman, Peggy Sullivan, Joyce Garrett, Valerie Mueller, Dorothy Lavin, Deanna Darr, Joyce Baer, Beverly Ardenrieth. Carole Nieblins, Lois Sieckmann, Claudette Bosler. Peggy Waeckerle, Rose Marie Papa, Emiline Royco, Alice Meurer, Velda Link, Carolyn Piep- rneier, Virginia Schubert, Venida Gerqs, Jean Snelling, Ruth Baehr, Susan Thompson, Madeline Rauscher, Kay Bumb, Carol Kring, Judith Kulik, JoAnne Zesch, Wanda Jaynes, Carol Eck, Gere aldine Hagemann, Carol Breunigs. Valerie Ruehmann, Sandra Henderson, Jane Hafiner, Jullie McKenzie, Shirley McKenzie, Janet Waser, Carol Miller, Shirley Beckman, Margaret Kinsey, Nancy O'Brien, Joyce Kaelin, Joy Trutsch, Patsy McBride, Joan Bill, Dorothy Bouchein, Doris Lanqeneckert, Bonnie Simmons, Joanne Kartye, Roseann Danay, Carolyn Keen, Naomi Bruhn. Miss Ninker, Florence Reitmeyer, Delores Baier, Patricia Knackstedt, Joyce Lemmel, Arlene Messenger, Georgia Rasp, Louise Frederick, Marilyn Schutzius, Shirley Drebes, Carol Gerlitz, Camille Davisson, Betty Wienhoeft, Joy Renz, Frankie Jett, JoAnn Polter, Joy O'Nei1, Peggy Lee Cowie, Carol Ann Dauer, Gloria Voepel, Mrs. Davis. r ,v As 4 3- ta .. N, .. f X' I f . 133 wimming Row l: Shirley Logan, Ianet Sleyster, lean Wessel, Susan Wessel, Connie Claiborne, Icxckie Osseck, Mary Lou Follin, Gwen Ryter, Row 2: Carol Stringer, Norma Ebert, Sally Pruett, Beverly Alles, lean Crexssen, Marla Wagenfuehr, Georqiana Euler, Shirley McKenzie. 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HOHQQPJ Left Column: Right Column: Mike O'Keefe, Beacon Editor, 1953, Connie Claiborne, Associate Bob Mills, Editor of the Orange and Blue, Iohanna Kohler, Asso- Editcr, 1953, Barbara Wiegers, Beacon Art Editor, 1953, Dale ciate Editor of the Orange and Blue, Iim Mueller, Business Man- Hartig, Business Manager of the Beacon, 1953, Benny Robison, ager of the Orange and Blue, Sharon Senturia, Business Manager Assistant Business Manager of the Beacon, 1953. of the Orange and Blue, Jerry Kassing, Photography Editor of the Beacon, 1953. 136 342 QOILQQPJ Left Column: Roger Waltemath, President of the Student Council, 1953, Lee Mueller, President of the Student Council, 1952, Fran Kory, Vice- President of the Student Council, 1952, Pat Mueller, Co-Editor of the Orange and Blue, Marie Koenig, Associate Editor of the Orange and Blue. Right Column: Emma Hughes, Vice-President of the Student Council, l953y Ice Alsheimer, President of the Ianuary Class, 19537 Marge Reiss, Vice-President of the January Class, 19537 Bob Schneider, Presi- dent of the Iune Class, 1953, Dottie Laws, Vice-President of the Iune Class, 1953. .1-W-. ..v...l..., if OW SLP!! ,, Follow Thru, a musical comedy in two acts, was presented on the evenings of November 20th and 21st by a cast composed of capable pupils from the Music Department of Cleveland High School. The setting was the Bound Brook Country Club. Lora Moore and Ruth Van Horn are rivals for the amateur golf championship at the Bound Brook Club. Mr. Moore employs Ierry Downs, a professional, to improve his daughters' game. The rivalry between Lora and Ruth is increased by the fact that both of them are in love with Ierry. At the same time Iack Martin, whose eyebrows have been a source of his woman troubles, falls in love with Angy Howard. The whole show is tied together by the comical actions of Babs Bascomb and Dinty Moore, teen-aged sweethearts. In the midst of everything, Mr. I. C. Effingham, a girdle salesman, adds his laughable character to the production. lt can be truly said that this was one of the top-ranking musical comedies to hit Cleve- land. THE CAST MAC MOORE ..............,..............u..,............ ......... N oel Holt THOMAS DINTY MOORE ......... .................. B ill Iaudes LORA MOORE ..r................... ......... I oAnn Bingaman ANGY HOWARD .......... ........ C harlotte Politte MARTIN BASCOMB ......... ....... G eorge Pieper BABS BASCOMB ........... ....... C arol Hurtgen I. C. EFEINGHAM ......... ........ T had Niemira IERRY DOWNS ....... ........ K enneth Syberg IACK MARTIN ........... ........... B ill Pietrowski RUTH VAN HORN ........ .......... B arbara McGrue MRS. BASCOMB ........ ......... I oan Fernandez 138 .fdufograplw KM , WWW rw ,J ,UWC jf W QM ff zulu. 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