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

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M ' To the years we have spent at the ' 1 is , l Grover Cleveland High School: to our . ? teachers, who through their unceasing Q Q, patience and kindly guidance: and to our PH-4 Q ht fellow students, who through their com- I 7 f Q 1' panionship, have made these years so 1 , E y 2 fm meaningful and worthwhile, we, the Senior 'gf Qgif A i if Y A 55 f K l Classes and the Beacon Staff, dedicate 4545215 it Q ' c N this 1959 issue of the Beacon. A T' vb fm A ' ' 19 1 l':.,- Q ' x 1 jyahiiii i Mig ,ffm . Ja f f 'M is lt Y txt A: .N , f.,- X 13 ik -h 1 s siwq 1: gg - that T?T!ii'ic in TI. Y - V r B: ,.-. f-f - 5.-, . +V. . , V wg s ..: r i ':-is-U1 Ll 54,11 L ' - - t - as r ?5 ?i -Fei as e :rais e -a yy -V Q 3 0 KK X 1 e if' it in N22 h Y i Q MO, f camo - , r O QQ - YWYXUQ ft B O Q o 45 -Nxgff or 4 E35 Oxcfd O0 'o I if yi - QA 490 -413 Q 03, T f E: 0 'ZOB 6003 -if-4 e ,T NQ epftlxs of , safe? Muir gs? s 1f1:sf eccr ,55i?9 FN aren onkam M Eine B K . 'Q 1 Q O X X - ' 'Y , + 'xy s 5 0 X V sl 532- ,E E 4 5- li was 65 ww ,ae-'aj ' X7 lj' X2 Q , JZ r 1 ,i124Q -6644?-J! CQ yy eeQffdZd,2O, Q -f' A- jx 37? 'Ania Foreword In presenting the pictorial record of the year's activities, the Beacon Staff feels that, since Time has been chosen for the theme of the 1959 issue, a chronological arrangement of events is appropriate. This has necessitated a somewhat drastic change from the traditional format used for so many years. However, while the chronological presentation may be new to Cleveland it is an accepted method of yearbook arrangement, and the Staff is confident that its contribution to the development of the theme will justify its adoption in the opinion of the student body. L 0l1t6l1tS ADVISORIES ............ ORGANIZATIONS ACADEMIC LIFE ..... FALL .......,................... IAN UARY SEN IOHS WINTER .,...............,... TUNE SENIORS ......... SPRING .............,.. 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X .VA 1 T THE' -..E-J ' ,553 ' f ' ' Hip ' 'ffi , 5, ' . ' av I , -I f 4 . Q , Juan! 3 N 1' Q 2 , n 1 , x W 1 .E . fm ' . i V wif.-' U .f w , Nh . . 1 . H5 f .1 X ' ' 'Q . E N . 1 . . , . f- 2 Lf, J . .. 6 ul 1 . M, .1 cg. ART Mr. Ray Cliffe Mr. Iames Elliott COMMERCIAL Miss Charlotte Ballmann Mr. A. H. Helmich Miss Harriot Hoffman Mr. E. E. Hutzel Miss Hazel Kellogg Mr. Ralph B. Kirn Miss Eloise Wohlfeld COUNSELORS Miss Constance Brown Miss Jessie McLean Miss Violet Stanton DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr. Irvin Breidert ENGLISH Mr. Ralph Ballin Miss Bessie Campbell Mr. Herolcl Doxsee Miss Louise Erbe Mrs. Wilma Haid Miss Ieannette Miller Miss C. O'Connor The Faculty -f Miss Miss Miss Miss Mr. Charles Wetmore Mrs. Ethel Wilson Mrs. Carolyn Wostenholm Evelyn Ro insofx Dorothy Rudoni E. Waddock Sue Weir FOREIGN LANGUAGE Miss Marie Brown Mr. M. R. Gallup Mr. William Hall Miss Karin Iansson Mr. Charles Marchesseault HEALTH Miss Lelia Gunther HOME ECONOMICS Miss M. I. Mann Miss Esther Rahrnoeller Miss Erma Schroeder INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. George Garoian Pete Mercurio Tom Mintle Iohn Simpson Mr. Mr. Mr. Q?iLe...'v..J.gW ffffwf.. MATHEMATICS Mr. Robert Beckerle Mr. E. Carlson Miss Ruth Dolan Mr. Iames Iulian Miss Margaret Knight Miss Margaret McCann Mr. E. Schueneman MUSIC Miss C. L. Mann Mr. Lawrence Mantese PERSONAL SAFETY Miss Margaret Boland Mr. Iohn Noon PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Earl Iansen Miss Charlotte Lewis Mr. Carlton Nebel Mr. Ray Singer Mrs. Shirley Theodore SCIENCE Mr. Robert Atterbury Mr. Carl Fisher Miss Margaret Fleming Mr. Donald Seymour Mr. Robert Waggoner The Faculty Mr. Karl Ware Mr. R. C. White SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Billy Almond Mr. Carl Briggson Miss Edna Fisse Mr. William Iustice Miss Charlotte Pope Miss M. Randolph Miss Loretta Schelich Mr. Edward Snider Mr. David Waggoner Mr. Iohn Wyrich DOCTOR AND NURSE Theodore R. Siebert, M. D Miss Helen Weaver, R. N. BOOK CUSTODIAN Mr. Robert I. Davisson OFFICE Miss Mary M. Blazicek Mrs. Lois P. Bretz Miss Zella Lee Hoffman LIBRARIAN Mrs. Mildred Miller Hey - wait for me! Faculty Snaps 14 Mr. Ware, congratulations on cx job well done 1 . if!-1, gg Now what do you want? Shutterbug! Busy, busy people I knew there was something I forgot. the coffee! X ax 1 'fl L . ' w XXI, 1 AL, ., L x K- ,An N4- , L XW A 1' V V wi .i , , 1 X 1 Ns 4-ii. Advisories ' :- .E 1-x , L' ,'i:c 'E 3 2---Ag fi.,- 1 1' ' - , - fr- .A -1.- fffiefii ff ? 1--3? ' , . 3iE4i7.- M - 5 4 M ,,.,1,vvv' ,Ar-f ' FE'..'Z',...- DCW7 Conf-55 January Graduates , 1 5 Y . .r 1, f ? 7 - l' -if '12 cs. ?-gf , lg' 2 3 5-: -ff 'FQ f 3 if ,.- , 'ffifff ':g,'i'.?q.f,.5-'asf-:'1'l':'T1 5 Mr. AImond's Group ROW ONE: Sandra McGlasaon. Shelba lean Abslxier. Kathleen Volrol. Beverly Posner. Alice Stelxlln Glenda Lunqlirum BOW K A tron Bill Thlen ROW TWO: Ron Schardan, Maud Poole. Phyllis Raqsdale. Ianlce Huels. Doris Hummel. Iudy Donahue axon rms g THREE: David Clark, Darrell Donis. Louis Campbell, Gary Kerper. Gary Couse. Kenneih Wenlng Carlo Tummmello Ieny Bartareau ABSENT: Gery Vonderlrlaar. January Graduates M r. HaII's Group ROW ONE: Iudy Lacey, lane Hampe. Sandy Stacy. Marianne Hetnlcke. Carol Zleger. Glenda Lusk, Barbara Schuessler, Marilyn Young ROW TWO' Karen Edele Sall An Th Cl K . . , y n ym. airs eye. lanet McCormick, Maureen Vorwith, Sandy Ponder, Eunice Spencer Trud Loh. ROW THREE- ' ' ' ' y . Richard Sheets. David Folk, Thomas Munster. Charles Diemer, Ray Reinhardt, Rudy Gering, Roger Metz. Charlie Klein, Robert Holdegraver. ABSENT: Gilbert Greco. Miss Knight's Group ROW ONE: Bonnie Lee Schmidt, Dorothy Lee Pierce, Ianet All, Elizabeth Cunningham. ROW TWO' Pauletta Hughes Beverly Brandt. R b t B' k D o er xr e. on Promnitz, Don Kadlec, Ianet McKay. Linda Garcia. ROW THREE: Wayne Kohlwes, Roy Baldwin, William Addison. David Brooman, Daniel Bartnick. Russell Eckert, Leon Daggs. ABSENT: Michael Bodak, Ioyce Matthews, Jim Schaefer. Viola Tarrant. I1 Januar Graduates Mr. N0on's Group ROW ONE: Dorothy Mueller, Glenda Haag, Diana Hageman. Alice Cibulka, Iacqueline Hartman, Carol Betlach. ROW TWO: Ann Vegyelek. Helen Trost. Stanley Hatley, Iohn Salvatore Bereza. David Boyanchek. Ronald Farney, Sharon Culli, ludith Asmussen. ROW THREE: Ray Schoenstein. Harry Rosenthal. Wallace Burton, Harry Tretter. Roger Nienkamp. Bob Melville, George Allen Knackstedt. Ieilrey Herbst. ABSENT: Frank Eismann, Iohn Ellebracht, William Kiefer. Charles Stroh. Mr. Schueneman's Group ROW ONE: loan Schroers. Carolyn Roy, Carolyn Russell. Rosalie Daub, Armetta Hull, Ianet Amsperger, Ianet Tenney. ROW TWO Mary Lee Albrecht, Larry Lingle. Ken Roberts. Iohn Kriska. Iohn Dyn. William Hodge. Sarah Lupo. ROW THREE: Tom Creissen ' ' W b R b rt Flemin Bob Zell, Richard Bergmerer, Bob Klug. Otto Krause, Art Iackson, Iames Lynch. Denis Remhart, Terry e er. o e g ABSENT: Ianet Beverly Leker, Carolyn Gail Vazis. June Graduates Mr. Carlson's Group ROW ONE' Iudith Caldwell Ian Watts Doroth Leo old Shar St tl M . , , y p , on e en, ary Ann Ferry, Karen Dummerth, Barbara Eckenlels, Patricia Cline, Kathleen Nicholas, Patricia Ann Young. ROW TWO: Marilyn Miller, Pat Urban. Irwin Henriclrs. Ron Michel. Don Behlke. Bill Sutton, Vic Szuba, Roy Lawson, Ruth Orr, Georgetta Grasle ROW THREE' Donald Williams Norman Renner Alan Zeller. Iohn Wattler, Russell Koch, Iim Shuttleworth, Frederick Braun. Iclmes Brady, Gordon Becker. Bill Duliey. I 1 I Miss Dolan s Group ROW ONE: Celeste Breidenbach. Ioyce Mues, Sandra Dav's B b B 1 , ar ara eringer, Kathleen Pelczynski, Barbara Schaefer, Pat Stull, Ianice Byrd. Mary Treon. ROW TWO: Frances Lammert, Ieanne Chaphe, Alexander Krupski. Stanley Smith. Robert Lindecke, Bob Diebold, Glennon Zapf, Agnes Yung, Doris Knoll. ROW THREE: Mike Shipp, Leroy Barta, David Beckman. Charles Iones, George Cahill, Ray Ori, Raymond Armer, Iames Duvall, Richard Mueller, Robert Kacin. ABSENT: Gary Lutker. June Graduates Miss FIeming's Group ROW ONE: Betty Symsack. Shirley Long. Wanda Pollard, Shirley Von Behren, Elaine Huonlrer. Ioyce Gansner, Carol Burke. ROW TWO: Heather Sang, Donna Tossick, Halene Bryson, Don Sutton, Denny Webber. Fred Geldmacher, Royce Endicott, Ioyce Berger. Barbara Vitchner, Geneva Tucker. ROW THREE: Charles Puster, Bill Uhriq. Tom Horton. Al Holst. Charles Edinger. Gerald Woehrle. Don Bentler, Rich Green, Dale Kitchen. Bill Kiefer. ABSENT: Bernard Bohn. Kenneth Bolte. Iames Dornachowski. Mr. Garoian's Group ,xx ROW ONE: Berthann Schoenleld. Carol Meyer, Iudith Radosevich. Pat O'Hanlon, Marcia Paul. Iacqueline Mees. Ruthann Pauly, Ioyce Kohon. Roberta Schweisquth. Virginia Fleer. IoAnn Moore. ROW TWO: Iudy Frank, IoAnn Stockqlausner, William Rueweler, lame: Martin, lim Perry, Ken Wagener. Bill Phillips. Iohn Schultheis. Ioan Glassen, Ioanie Roth. ROW THREE: Tim Cunningham. Charles Brown, Bill Tschudin. Tom Brinner. Bob Erxleben. Robert Eisenhauer, Bill Rammes. Roger Krenning, Harry Ohlendorf, Don Pieper. ABSENT. Robert Pieper. June Graduates Mrs. Theod0re's Group ROW ONE: Io Ann Suarez, Bonnie Long, Sandra Streitz, Bonnie Laiben, Nan Engel. Mariann Hucke, Mary Toombs, Gloria Marsh. Karen Wertich. ROW TWO: Doris Barr. Karen Hasser. Barbara Belew. Iesse Wilhelm, Richard Skinner, Richard Shelby, Betsy Dies, Dianne Dietz, Shirley Parmantje, Shirley Mills. ROW THREE: Iohn Illert, Dale Desnoyer, Ray Menendez, Bill Clemons, Stan Parkinson, Gene Martin. Norman Lindenlaub, Bob Greathouse, Danny Combs, Iohn Vogel. ABSENT: Ollie Biermann. Miss Wadd0ck's Group ROW ONE' Carol Eckert, Io Ann Beiser, Iudy Sanburn, Lois Lippmann, Iulianne Daniels. Donna Lee Iones, Shirley Stuckmeyer ' ' B dl Nerine Wyatt, Ioan Hahs. ROW TWO: Meredith Hanna. Ioan Dunvrlle, Karol Tayek, Phyllll Fender, Kay Thurman, Karen ra ey d L h Kath Kilfo le Marilyn Seematter Pat White ROW THREE- Bill Streitz Fred Hosselkus, Gene Blount. Robert Lind lu y ync . y y . , . . . Dale Collier, Larry Biras, Kenneth Flores, Bill Dettmann, Mike Evans, Al Allen. ABSENT: Ronald Haiier, Andrew Ritter. Seniors - Term Mr. BaIIin's Group ROW ONE: Mary Ellen Kohl. Sandy Freiermuth. Sharon Figgins Marian Pope Sharon Prokop Pat Ruzicka C l S h ' . . . , are yn c mxtlgens. Annette Leker. ROW TWO: William Link. Ollie Ballantine. Gary Woods. Bill Hawker. Charlene Boster, Betty Kern, Carolyn May ROW THREE. Sie I ' d M ll R b ' ' ' ' g ne ue er, o ert Quinn, Larry Leahart. Hen.y Hollenberg. Michael Petersen, Ken Weber. Reggie Shell, Donald Nemec, Ronald Bohac, Walter Gonzales. ABSENT: Ierry Iohnson. Donald London. Iosephine Mier. Mr. GaIIup's Group ROW ONE: Pat Hockaday. Iudy Govreau. Sandra Thomas. Iudy Mansfield. ROW TWO: Io Ann Dill. Phyllis Trost, Patricia Stinger Ch I E ' ar one twert, Evelyn Goltz, Delores Kestler. ROW THREE. Gene Murray, Kenneth Molly, Ierry Uhlmansiek. Bill Shermer. Arthur Belohradsky. Gary Halls. Barry Knoll. Iames Streib. ABSENT: Gary Bequette. Karen Bonham, Elmer Daugherty. Eugene Edlnger. Robert Mullgardt, Robert Zinlel. Seniors - Term Miss M. I. Mann's Group ROW ONE: Constance Brauer, Iudy Parrott. Arline Bouvatte. Pat Manley, Virginia DeGonia. Ioan Fletcher. ROW TWO: Becky Hitt, Georgene Piiifner. Nancy Cowie. Alleon Lanier. Patricia McCraw, Betty Barrett, Carolyn Siemens. ROW THREE: Lynn Paubel. Iohn Kreienheder. Richard Graeii, Charles Tester, Paul Stuckmeyer, Douglas Kulik. Richard Meinhardt, Craig Donis, Ron Stansbury. ABSENT: Ianet Derryberry, Ioanne Koehler, Lorraine Thomas. Carol Wllhite. Miss RandoIph's Group ROW ONE: Barbara Glockner. Marlene Wuch, Indy Rinesmith. Ruth Weese. Ioyce Edwards. ROW TWO: Agnes Becker. Betty Knee. Dick House. lim Bentley. Ray Kube. Barry Morris, Sondra Kalhorn, Barbara Kramer. ROW THREE: Tom DeGuire, Charles Grimm. Tom Hagemann, Iohn Muller. Darryl Sklebar, Tom Pinglelon. Bob Perkins, Ioe Wernmger. Ray Anderson. ABSENT: Bill Greaves. Carole Kennedy. Seniors - Term Mr. Seymour's Group ROW ONE: Brenda Lore. Brenda Dobyns. Cheryl Spangler. Barb Krenning, Pat Boemer. ROW TWO: Karen Hadderield, Patrick Reynolds, Lester Mosberger, lolm Rasmussen. An Barhont. Sonny Fauu, Pat Bingham. ROW THREE' Ierry Angus Paul George scowcwn. lim warm, Edward schqeuer. men Gum. lu runwig, numu Taylor. Bob Miner. George van Cleave. ABSENT: Sandra Collier. Virginia Gerinq. lurbmu Hammer. Mrs. WoslenhoIm's Group ROW ONE: Opal Theobald, Sue Hollenberg. Carolyn Dippel. Carol Pieiler, Sally Zoller. Irene Kostyshoclr. Ioyce Ecker. ROW TWO: Evelyn Schmitz. Ralph Emmendorier. Marshall Mueller. Richard Drennon. Leslie Koester, Wilbern G o . Ch 1 H r ve ar es ogan. Martha Miller. ROW THREE: Dennis Wacker. Tom Haber, Ralph Alexander, Richard Charlton, Robert Armer. William Applegate, Bill S' dh f - me of, Paul Frank, John W. Patterson. ABSENT. lane! Mcrness. Mary Iane Rogers. Juniors - Term 6 Miss BoIand's Group ROW ONE: Stephanie Leicht. Mary Rlzzutl. Raedean Carmack, Marilyn Gergs, Oma Fedke, Sandra Faour, Ieanne Trautwein, Karen Pieper. ROW TWO: Karen Meyer. Marilyn Pell, loan Schutz, Barbara Reinhardt. Ieanette Riegler, Bobbie leans. Bernice Alexander, Betty Muldrow, Gloria Krause. ROW THREE: Ted Saggio, Art Frank, Steve Whitfield, Richard Wright, Iohn Heil. Ken Ianssen. Richard Emde, Robert Buban, Stephen Funck. Iohn Zlatic. Leo Yoder, Thomas Sheets. ABSENT: Mardaret Hale, Mamie Kubernat. lames Robincnr- Mr. Briggson's Group as - ROW ONE: Ruth Humes, Iacqueline Wilson, Sharon Pursley. Io Ann Kauftmann, Lillian Kuhlmann, Betty Hainsworth, Lucille Papa. Theresa Eck, Linda Weast, lerilyn Rudanovich. ROW TWO: Marilyn Bloom, Patricia Poole. Iames Burrows, Ron Reguly, Richard Davis, Ronald Williams, Tom Harter, Dan Paxton, Bill Witbrodt. Patricia Hunt. Iutta Cejka. ROW THREE: Ray Keune, Vernon Iones, Bill Dowdy, Leslie Krieger, Iim Kaestner. Bob Lebbing, Tom Lewis. Tony Morrello, Iohn Thau. Tom Hagerling. ABSENT: Iudith Beinke. Juniors - Term 6 Miss Erbe's Group ROW ONE: Stephanie Leicht, Mary Rizzuti, Raedean Carmack Marilyn Gergs Oma Fedke Sandra Faour Ieanne Trautwe'n K , , . . l . CIYBII Pieper. ROW TWO: Karen Meyer, Marilyn Pell. Ioan Schutz, Barbara Reinhardt. Jeanette Riegler, Bobbie Jeans, Bernice Alexander etty Muldrow, Gloria Krause. ROW THREE. Ted Saggio, Art Frank, Steve Whitheld, Richard Wright, Bob Buban Ken Janssen, Richard Emde, Iohn Heil, Leo Yoder, Stephen Funck, Thomas Sheets, Iohn Zlatic. ABSENT: Margaret Hale, Margie Iiubemat, Iames Robinson. Miss Jansson's Group ROW ONE: Yvonne Byrd, Brenda Young, Carole Harber, Patricia Franke, Elaine Meyer, Sandra Feigenbutz, Barbara Reisner, Iudy Neit, Ianet Sanburn, Virginia Slaughter. ROW TWO: Iulia Wehde. Iune Sattel, Carol lean Storck, Carol Washburn, Barbara Tierney, Shirleen Stecher. Beverly Coibion, Dale Ferris, Alice Rolling. Iudy Collins, Marion Diehn, Linda Standley, Carol Aumann. ROW THREE: Harry Bradley, Norman Andracsek. lim Korte, Stephen Davis, Gene Simmons, Harold Simon, Ierry Cole, Don Geldmacher, Ron Schmidt. ABSENT: Cynthia Fagas, Iackie Petero. Juniors - Term 6 Miss Robinson's Group ROW ONE: Iudy Hassler, Ioyce Lang, Carolyn Hickson. Patricia Koeln Sharon Farmer Susan Skinner Henrietta E'mb lr. HOW . . . 1 ec TWO: Lynn Mueller, Sandra Blankenship. Barbara Schmitz. Gloria Fleming, Kathy Hyde, Karen Webers, Io Ann Ebersohl. ROW THREE: Bill Graf. Robert Falast, Robert Springkamper, lim Winkelmann. William Fritsch, Richard Knoll, Stephen Mautz, Pete aminski. ABSENT. Terry Dhmico. Thomas DeWille, Iames Fannen. Ronnie Hayden, Herbert Lehner, lo Ann Martin, Bruce Stro- snider, Edward Vasel, Debora Weygandt. Mrs. WiIson's Group ROW ONE: Kathie McKay, Ianice Schneiderjohn. Darlene Howe. lean Iolley. Iudy McConnell, Ioyce Welling. Sharon Telle, Iessica Peeler. Barbara Addison, Phyllis Sitton. ROW TWO: Ieannette Kuhn, Iudy Syberg. Louise Lobrano, Virgil Tucker, Charles Beech. Robert St ll Al ' ' ' u . exandra Bourg, Elaine Virga, Ianet Eileen Hahn ROW THREE' Robert Moran Ronald Fogelbach Bill Matula Ste . . , , , ve Cullen. Ed Pettit, Fred Voegtli, Kirk Fisher, Iohn Schweppe. Ronald Picard, Harry Keel. ABSENT: Robert Babb. Beryl Leaders, Io Ann Wetzel, Ianet Wood. Juniors - Term 5 Mr. CIiffe's Group ROW ONE: Carol Conway, Margaret Bender. Sandra Tyrpak, Sally Lynn McEntire, Pat Williams, Ianice Kammer, Ian Klodt, Marleen Maytas. ROW TWO: Sharon Biby, Pat O'Neil. Rita Mauchenheimer, Iohn Ruesy, Vincent Kncpp, Pat Graham, Carol George. lean Buila. ROW THREE- Robert Ioyce, David Scott, Ernie Woeliel. William Gilson. Earl Salzmann, Ron Horowitz, Frank Diebold, ' ' ' P ' k G 'I Sartorl, Rosemary Rich Rosenthal, Gilbert Plendley, William Wxnkeler. ABSENT: Richard Bartz, DeWayne Heil, Barbara atrrc , ax Schuster. Mrs. Haid's Group ROW ONE' Lorraine Wetzel Carol Hemker Marilyn Barney. Iudy Keller. Barbara Miller. Gloria Dunaicik, Madonna Hudson, Iudy h Amold, Dale Doerr. ROW TWO: Ianet Neis.'Iudy Gutmann, Marilyn Knolihoif, Ruth Manierski, Elda Zahnweh, Mary Ann Roac , Kathleen Smugala, Garol Drda, Betsy Savage, Barbara Harstick. ROW THREE: Gene Branson, Eddie Neiger, Dan Rodriguez, Larry Kuhlmann, Dale Stricklin, David Harvill, Dennis Frazier, Iames Robert Ernst. ABSENT: Emil Fett, Steven Looney, Daniel Wolf. Juniors - Term 5 Miss MCC-ee's Group ROW ONE: Barbara Gaitskill. Gloria Roy. Louise Lanqbein, Diane lanet Kemper, Suzanne Wigert, Ioan Smith, Raydine Taber. Mildred Sexauer, Barbara Mae Aulner. ROW TWO: Patricia Hogan, Nancy Burton, Charlotte Campbell, Raymond Call, Theodore Proske, Allen Stallings. Bill Kraiberg, Ioyce Sharp. Sue Betty Boelling, Elaine Klein. ROW THREE: Charles Marlow, William Kunes, David Davis, Thomas Schuler, Dave Klu esherz, N l S hl lr h ' ' ' ' David Mehler. Woody Melvin. g ea c en , Io n Lore, Bill Martin, Preston Flerschmann, Marion Lato. ABSENT: Miss RahmoeIIer's Group ROW ONE: Celestine Evanko. Amy Knauss, Carole Sondag, Marian Billimack, Margaret Heuer, Ruth Thompson, Ruthann Messmer M ll M h cl - ' err yn em ar t, Sharon Fogarty. ROW TWO. Beverly Condray, Donna Grace, Iudy Trayanofl, Robert Drckus. Fred Westerman: Bob Winkeler, Ronald Smith, Io Slattery, Sandy Simpson. ROW THREE: lack Whitnell, Don Ude Doug Iarrett Bob Cohn Charles Dreppard, Bruce Hellmann, Bob Overkamp. Charles Obermeyer, Lee Kreh. ABSENT: Gary Geldmeier. Mary 'Iune Kestler, Sharon Owens, Diane Sklodosky. Juniors - Term 5 Mr. R. Wagg0ner's Group ROW ONE: Lynn Reed, Sue Miller. Susan Wuetherlch. Ruth Bowenschulte. Sharon Hugyez. Sharon Iean Schueler. Dorothy Hilgert. Rosemary Ionas. ROW TWO: Amelia Scott, Linda LaRue. Rudy Brann. Eugene Herman. Iohn Hollowood, Doug Dunphy. Linda Hartig. Diane Dettermann. ROW THREE: Patrick Shaw. Bob Klatt. Ierry Silrorski. Ioe Tibbs, Curt Schild, Roger Bergmeier. Tom Phillips. Phil Gumpert. Don Van Booven, Eddie Bauer. ABSENT: Halbert Denning. Barbara Newman. David Stevens. Iuanita Walker. Sophomores - Term 4 Mr. EIIiott's Group ROW ONE: IoAnn Stelnkuehler. Donna Ohlendori. Kathy Yavomik. Sheila Pentland, Miriam Sue Spencer, Iudy Ann Iohnson, Lorraine Fettlq. Elizabeth Goudey, Harriet Atkisson. ROW TWO: Robert Murphy, Michael Broderick. Carol Ann Roliing. Phyllis Stewart. Sandie Ford. Marilyn Lesh, Cherie Young, Sandra Tonnies. Marilyn Barr, Iohn Wunderle. Tom Schneider. ROW THREE: ' h d Mika. Hon McKee. Dennis Messenger, Douglas Daugherty. Ross Hellman, Larry Boerschlg. Iames Schlak. Gregory ONelll. Ric ar Ronald Woods. George Iansberg. ABSENT: DeWayne Dennis, Iames Krahman. Sophomores - Term 4 Miss Fisse's Group ROW ONE: Karen Andreas, Kathleen Rush, Margaret Nauert. Margaret Wohlberg. Brenda McGlaughlin. Sandra Koenen, Gerry Kochs, Elaine Robinson, Marilyn Brandmeyer. Sandy Blest. Sandra Smiley. ROW TWO: Kathleen Guillies, Ioan Bauer, Iudith Barareau, Woodie Durham. Ronald Stephens, David Storey, Glenn Austin, Ronnie Sinak. Ted Fiedler, Lorraine White, Mervlyn Volner, Iud Y vadrl. ROW THREE. Ronald Hacker, Dave Wayne Fred Meyer lim Morton Charles Kohl Art Essmuell I h N l . , . , er, o n ote, Richard Klemites. Dale Pauley, Neil Loeftler. ABSENT: Iames Robert Campbell. Marcia Rockenbrodt, IoAnn Russell. Miss Cunthe-r's Group ROW ONE: Marilyn Null, Kathleen Kramer, Frances Tumminello, Mary lane Schmidt Janet Sue Kinney Elaine Davis Karen Fred k eric , Irene Eisenmann. Sandra Lee Goltz. lean Ebert, Sharon Van Damme ROW TWO- Patricia McGovem Camille Mrozewald. Charles Stevens. Bill Gerdel. Ronald Klein. George Newmann, David Clay, Richard Garcia, Mike Morgan. sharon Ramsey. Mary lane Zatonki, Sandra Woltt. ROW THREE: Carl Seim. Douglas Taylor. Wayne Trider, William Foell, George Tissot, Tony Aman, Charles Seger, Michael Ryan, Tom Burjeck. Harold Bray. ABSENT: Patricia Toalaon. Sophomores - Term 4 Miss KeIlogg's Group X ROW ONE: Carol Magyar. Iean Smith. Barbara Gonzales. Karen Metz, Carol Huff. Ioan Kauling. Mary Franke, Lee Kubernat. Becky Io Heltzell. Susie Warner. Ruth Rodgers. ROW TWO: Ioyce McCraw, Patricia Cahow, Sandy Cook, Ioseph Bell, Iames Edinger, Patrick Apel. Ken Luithle. Denny Iohnson, Ianet Ackley, Alice Curtis. Alexis Barlows. ROW THREE: Richard Grasle, Wil- lard Montgomery. Richard Vaisel, Chandler Kennedy. Tom Mullen, Richard Riggs, Bill Kerbler. Paul Kucera, David Stratmann, Wayne Gage. ABSENT: Lynn Hindert, Rita Mclnvale. Michael Murnan. Mr. Nebel's Group ROW ONE: Sharon Theurer, lanice Eckert. Rochelle Robinson, Sharon Iackson. Ioann Garcia, Barbara Fear. Carolyn Ayers. lacque- llne Rooney. Ioyce Danneman, lean Cathey. ROW TWO: Carol Nachtweih. Beverly Iohnson, Thomas Clay, Michael Deelo, Peter Nathan Russell Fox. Kenneth Earl, Larry Von Behren, Paulette Boemer, Bonnie Ciepley. ROW THREE: Preston Arnsperger, Ernest Stephens, Robert Manlove. Wayne Franek, Bob Kaps. Iack Lentz. Davld Andrasko, Russell Lindenlaub, Roger Herzog, George Wie- mann, lack Chamberlin. ABSENT: loyce Garcia. Phillip Lotich. Gloria Lyons. Irene Salermr. Sophomores - Term 4 Miss O'C0nn0r's Group 1 lilwif ROW ONE: Ianet Sweeney, Iudy Abegg. Sharon Konkoly, Carol LaMontagne, Patricia Barta, Iudy Burnette. Sandra Morrison, Mary Lee Fertig, Sharon Dieteman. ROW TWO: Iudy Harper. lanes Peek, Pat Moll. Mike McKay, Bill Compton. Ward Kiser, Dick Wagner. Ierry Thompson. Ioyce Lammert. ROW THREE: Billy Vanwinkle, Robert Florian. Don Reynolds. David Hartung, Robert Pieske, Milton Ward. lim Fears, Bill Clifton, Derrill McCusker, Robert Pannell. ABSENT: iohn Corp, Bill Krakos, Linda Pralt. Miss Pope's Group ROW ONE: Iane Seagraves, Susan Thomas, Sherry Piaii. Nancy Sauinauer. Diane Gifford. Sharon Anello, Pat Yurgec, Ioan Spitzer, Iudy Hutsell. ROW TWO: Diane Rohr, Leona Nettles. Iohn Verderber. Terry Ziegler. Charles Dressel, Rex Hanks. John Hartmann. Terry Stivers. Antonia Ierabek, Barbara Maag. ROW THREE: Garry Hamm, Dennis Clark, Bill Tillotson, Edward Debul, Paul Mc- Cormick, Iim Lohse, Gilmore Dewall. Raymond Palmer, Gary Iohnson. Russell Bayer. ABSENT: Mary Benz, Barbara Chaplin. lean ette Cunningham, Donna Iennings, Philip Noll. 35 Sophomores - Term 4 Miss Schroe-der's Group L' d Hoffman Nanc Wilson Dianne Tucker, ROW ONE: Susan Heneriaulh, Laura Robinson. Lynn Springer. loan Werner. in a , y . Caroljean Uier. ROW TWO: Carol Ann Roth, Alvina Llewllyn. Dorothy Orrick, Carol Denclrer. Michele Hudson. Beverly Kass, Ver- onica Sipp. Pat Pellz, Clairmay Morrison. ROW THREE: Albert Conway, Tom Secrease, lim Bozikis, Bob Dufiey. Norman Steiiens, William Braun. lack Weston. Charles Newburry. Gary Tennison. Larry Schardan. ABSENT: Ioann Bequette, Carolyn Blrlrenmeler. Eugene Milne. Steve Nuske. Ray Rodenbeck. Mr. Terman's Group ROW ONE: Carol Blraa. Mary Cooper. Carol Kreienhoder. Diane Froase. Ianet Wacker, Darlene Mon. ROW TWO: Sharon Robin- son. Fay Pannell. Bemice Kinnili. Margaret Wolf, Noel lohnston. Arline Brennecke. Pat Schaberg. ROW THREE: lim Sorlno, Howard 7 'l K . Dal Bunce. Ierr Heel. Iames Lake, Dow Manlove. Ben Salih. ABSENT: Emest Bornardi. Pat Roy, Wl.llam Farley. Nei omosny e y Davis, Leonard Greco. Norman Gualdoni. Carol Kaiser. lohn Kerry, lack Michael. Elvera Misbauer. larnes Murphy. James Robinson, Gerald Shaffer, Tim Thompson. Sophomores - Term 4 Mr. Ware's Group ROW ONE: Donna Wllke, Gloria Plaqe. Rose Romano. lackie Couee. Pat Padgett. Carolyn Godsll. Dorothy Hansmann, Nancy Roberts. Nancy Niemann. Carole Thompson. ROW TWO: Iudy Koch. Iudy Stewart. Al SCIIOVUDOIP Milton Hoffman. Ronald Riede. Oscar Daub. Jerry Bridges. Kathy Kuliiay. Carol Schneider. ROW THREE: Dennis Eada. Claude Turner. Robert Barlield. lame: Muel- ler, Ron Diclrneite. Ed Ruediger. Irvin Walters, Anhur Fithen. Robert Zaman. Emie Anderson. ABSENT: Nancy Nunke, Mary Toalnon. Mr. Wetmore's Group ROW ONE: Gail Pattenon, Ruth Kleinlchrodt. Barbara Anderton, Beverlee Buchhola, Diana Rants. Norma llaser. Leatha lonee. ROW TWO: Margie Lupo, Iohn Maguire. Ronald Legglti. Iohn Brinlrxneyer. Marvin Mulac. lay Wand, Russell lout. Mel Vonder Haar. Barbara Tucker. HOW THREE: Charles Brandes, Michael Bumb. Richard Behrens. Michael Murphy, Jerry Foerstel, Edward Benecke David Menendez, Bill Cruncleton, Wayne Iones. William Winterbauer. ABSENT: Tom Doggendori, Richard Gasko, Rachel Hadley, Iudy Kreithler. Barbara Mathews. Sophomores - Term 3 Mr. BeckerIe's Group ROW ONE: Sandra Brandt. Sharon Heitmann, Sharon Turley. Carla Sessions. Sandra Foulk, Ioyce McBride, Iudy Freiermuth. Carol Driscoll. Mary Cleveland. Marilin White. Mary Seabaugh. ROW TWO: Sharon Carpenter, Iudy Olander, Louis Comparato. Ron Winkelmann, Donald Dickus. Lenard Voelker, Harold Schlegal. Iohn Bradshaw. Martha Fleischmann. Beverly Fuchs. ROW THREE: Richard LaVack, lerry Gotsch. Philip Hanstein, Steve Kraicik. Frank Dies, Dan Foulk. Iohn Cloud, David Brinner. lames Doerr, Peter Bruecklmeier, Courtney Koste. Ierry Petero. ABSENT: Dorothy Clauser, Iudy Reeder. Miss M. Brown's Group 1 ,4?i ROW ONE: Shirley Kube. Io Ann Taylor. Sharon Guender. Ianet Diebold, Carol Rittner, Karen Holman, Babette Eilert, Dianne Murphy, Karen Pretaboir. Pat Fitch. ROW TWO: Marilee Moore. Phyllis Dettermann. Lynn Morrow. Warren Van Landeqhem, Robert Goebel, Dave Lemmel, Mike Stickler. Ronald Ruecker. Cindy Petersen. Io Ann Farley. Sandy Oheim. ROW THREE: Iackie Call, Iasper Iones, Curtis McCracken, Bill Bedford. Kenneth Lallose. Michael Vlendlinq. Warren Klawiter, Peter Starn, Melvin Wilmoth. Ioseph Abele, Ed Watson. ABSENT: William Iaeger, Norma Lotz. Sophomores - Term 3 Mr. Doxsee's Group ROW ONE' Rosemary Kohlstaedt Linda Ke Iudith K I h . , y, nirr. oan Io nson, Ioyce Russell, Iacqueline Schaeiler. Mary Schwartz, Iudy Amelung, Carol Davidson. ROW TWO: Patsy Lammert, Lynn Remspecher. Donna Robinson, Esther Yaeger. Iohn Hosie. Ioe McCoy, Tom Miranda, Ian Wood, Marilyn Tessmen, Ianice Libich, Georgia Townsend. ROW THREE: Robert Meyer, Don Mercer, Eric Schnittker, David Buiia. Craig Poffinbarger, Thomas Leslie, Robert Sturgeon, Arthur McKinney, Ronald Buren, David Lewis. AB- SENT: Iudith Hall, lim Massey, Donna Robinson, Lester Thellman. Miss McCann's Group ROW ONE: Iudy Huels. Gayle Gaugel, Ianet Ballinger, Rosemary Xarian. Beverly Maher Ianet Yesberg Hope Conway Rosalyn D -rives, Carol Virga, Patricia Cassidy. ROW TWO: Martha Bartman. Iudy Matthews, Sharon Vaninger, Rich Edinger. Bob Fields, Robert Walter, Lawrence Rhyne, Io Ann Boshers, Shirley Heusohn, Sharon Iemes, Sandra Larcom. ROW THREE: Iames Honey, Iohn Kostyshock. loe Cannella, Harold Vogt, Charles Nuitmann, Charles Heppe. Ronald Woodruff, Michael Clonts, Ronald Dunville, Ronald Andrews. ABSENT: Karen McCrady. Sophomores - Term Mr. Simpson's Group ROW ONE: Karen Iohnson. Phyllis Hagen. Maureen Gronemeyer, Sandra Klump. Ianice Goebel. Karen Hlavaty, Grace Patton. Mary Io Komlos, Bonita Hunt. ROW TWO: Barbara Kleissle. Charlotte llohr. lane Cole, Iohn Ragan. Kerry Kohrmg, Paul Schroers. Elmer Goodyear, Karen Beckman: Iudy Tibe, Barbara Bauer, Margaret Peer. ROW THREE: Bill Kunz. Carl Crnko, Iames Hurych. Mitchel ' ' C . R'chard gargxick, Kenneth Schild, William Matan, Gary Vasel. Howard Bonds, Gerald Cline, Donald Wood. ABSENT: Dana rump x ta er. Mr. D. Waggoner's Group ROW ONE: Gerry Abmeyer, Karen Claus. Darlene Tarzian. Sheila Murrey. Sheryll Carpenter, Ioyce Maloy, Marylyn Obradovits, Anita Dippel. Marianne Birke. Nancy Kratky. ROW TWO: Tabea Gotsch. Patricia Moon, Linda Steuer. Iames Fauss, Philippe DeLaney Charles Scharnberger. Richard Kranze, Susan Metz, Sue Thomas. lean Thomas. ROW THREE: Richard Seipp, Ken h R h d Kraemer, Gary Sherman, Robert Boehmer, Ronald Grab. Adrian l.eBoeut. Gary Niemann, Roger Wattler, Ronnie Heat , ic ar Frerck. ABSENT: Iames Beers, Howard Hayes. Freshmen - Term Miss Lewis' Group 4' , vi.-. ROW ONE: Linda Waeckerle, Marjorie Gregory, Mary Ellen Rush. Peggy Miller. Peggy Mathews, Evelyn Ginosky, Mary Ann Griot, Kathleen Gude. Ianet DeLue. Delores Iones, Bonnie Nistler, Mary Elkins. HOW TWO' Carol Call. Barbara Lintermann David Graves. David Payne. Fran Steinert, Austin Carron. Richard Brackmann, Edward Iaskiewicz. Carol Riegler, Margaret Knackstedt. ROW THREE: Fred Ham, Richard Kissel, Tom Sturm, Ra d K h K Danny Stallman, Dale Daniels, Kenneth Schmitz. ymon u n, enneth Belko, lack Bursinger, George Davis, Freddie Steinert. Mr. Mereuri0's Group ROW ONE: Doris DeKorsey, Sandra Strawn, Sharon Reim, Dorothy Koeppel, Linda Muzik. Mary lane Mitchell, Connie Davis, Lois Krerenheder, Marcella Misbauer. ROW TWO: Sue Ann Schneidewind, Marie Romacker, Mary Kriska, Timothy McKenna, Arthur G d R h or on, ic ard Ekman, Carol Mullen, Iudith Ann Mohr, Lorrin Woodcock, Dawn Mezo. ROW THREE: Gary Karakas, Roger Beck D ' . . avid Bates. Ioe Suarez. Oscar Schuessler, Walter Craig, Bill Heckenberg, Larry Berryman, Iohn Moeller, Raymond Dreste. ABSENT: Ronald Ferber, Peggy Molencupp. Freshmen - Term Miss WahfeId's Group ROW ONE: Barbara Wappler, Rita Moehl, Nancy Fonier. Iolnn Flinn, Sharon Cunningham. Rosemarie Davis, IoAnn Praechter. Charlene Herbert. Sharon Kwiatkowski. Kathleen Willenhrock. ROW TWO: Elaine Manley, Susan Buritach, Gloria Ripani, Earl Lewis. Ierry Siemens, Tom Mathews, Barry Miller, Dennis McKay, Carol lean Nagle, Diane Poertner, Patricia Kerley, Mary Alice Schwinke. ROW THREE: Michael Matheus, Ioy Tumer, Daniel Allen, Gerald Barthel. Terry L'Ange, Ierry Conrad, Ron King. Greg Driver, Sam Yarbrough, Homer Markhart, Thomas DeMarco. Miss Weir's Group ROW ONE: Barbara McCariy. Lila Lobsinger, Donna McEntire, Ianis Van Buren, Iune Lee, Mary Smith, Susan Chaphe, Nancy Stegman. ROW TWO: Norma lean DeNoyer. Ioyce Voerster, Deanna Lee Gage, Iudy Helmuih. Raymond Majino, Robert Tyra P . . . . . . atricia Albers, Gail Driver, Nona Mundy, Vlrginia Lee Armer. ROW THREE: Richard Garret! Charles Kelly Ronald Shoulis Ihn Spencer, Guy Londe, Bill Russell, Dennis Howell, Larry Mercer, Gary Lutman, Gary Shipp. ABSENT: Gary Cashion, Ronnie O l:oole. Elaine Zeni. Al Freshmen - Term I Mr. HaIl's Group ROW ONE: Rose Mclnvale Donna Lutman Margaret Gilson. Iudith Florence, Marlene Seris, Ethel Robison, Kathleen Krueger, Nancy V ' hard, lud Radil, Iudith Cook, Ianet Spengler, Iohnn Brinkmann. ROW TWO: Dennis Horton, Iames Waller, Lydia Oesterlei. uic y Irma Pond, Susan Williams, JoAnn Kramer, Patricia Neeley, Ioyce Dreppard, Eileen Midkitt, Brian Forbes. Roger Vespa. ROW THREE: Alan Akerson. Robert Hanks, Dale Taylor, Ronald Simpson, David Moran, Karl Beutel, Robert Bell, Calvin Duerr, Edward Chapman, Bill Tessmer, Edward Koester. Miss Janss0n's Group ROW ONE: Darlene Frease, Diane Bruegger, Carol Sue Scheadler, Sue Lynch. Sharon Huffman, Deborah Fortel, Kathy Bernard Kathy Reeves, Donna Bingham, Nancy Morris, Elaine Abfall. ROW TWO: Oliver Eberhardt, Richard Kutta. Paul Otto, Karen Kraus Ioan Heitz. Katherine Stefan. Malinda Kay Walsh, Glenn Duliey, lack Vasquez. Bill Snyder. ROW THREE: Roger Shaw, Frank Rego ' 'l R M'dk'tt. Tom Cooper, Melvin Midkilf, Arnold Theobald, Norman Lotz, Ray Blankenship, Oscar Harper, Lawrence Wi son, oy 1 1 Freshmen - Term I Miss Pope's Group ROW ONE: Barbara O'Brien, Carolyn Schulte, Carole Ann Reisel, ludy Siemens, Patricia Maloy Patricia Lawless Iudith Streitz Glenda Kramer. Peggy Otten. Donna Corp. ROW TWO: Tom Hellwig, Barbara Ward. Carol Spieclrerman, Mar M , R th P hi y c roy u ot. Marne Wmlrel, Frances Fritz, Elizabeth Hewitt, Ruth Ann Agne. I-'red Iaeckle. ROW THREE: Iohn Blanton, Bob Brewster, Charles D . . . . emes, Robert Schmrdt, Gerald Denmng, Tom Parless, Paul Harris, Kenneth Walters, Iames Chancellor. David Theurer. I 3 f Miss Robinson s Group ROW ONE: Sandra Sullivan, Mary Ellen Briscoe. Ieannine Mauchenheimer. Barbara Ann Cutting, Donnalee Weber Sharon Murray Nanc Sue Hatteme I t S h d y r, ane c nei er, Rose Marie Steiner, Barbara Knorpp, Iohnn Westbrook. ROW TWO: Iaek Disney, Terry: Hobbs, Thomas Mclfeever, Eric Emde, Sandra Perrone, Pat Renfrew, Charles Ierabek Alvla McBride Landon Sklebar Ken Lama k . . , c . George Wood. ROW THREE: Donald Bunch, William Peters, Francis Bass. Dennis Stanford. Charles Bremer, Elmer Corless, Ben Eiland, Ioel Grant, Brad Sanders. 47 Freshmen - Term I Mr. Schueneman's Group ,mg ,, J . BN W ROW ONE: Dianne Stephens, Glynda Iordan, Rosemary Schultheis, Terry Nichols, Susan McNulty, Marcia Slattery, Susan Bard. Linda Knowles, Sandra Segall. Sharon Chandler. Frances Messmer. ROW TWO: Ronald Abaid, Daniel Horton, Glenda Green. Mary Ann Monendez, Donna Daech. Mary Louvier, Karen Plummer, Iola Taylor, Michael Zotos. Walter Brewer. ROW THREE: David Douglas, Howard Sutton, Paul Wiggs, Harold Walker, Francis Buchanan, Frederick Ficke. Wayne Forth, Edward Knell, Henry Ernst, Charles Zimmer, Larry Wyatt. ua., - ol 2 9 43 87654 , ,591 Q gr . L 423' li. L 3: ' y Tsf xf- -qi 2 '.'i-:' - 7,-'y .. E:-1 1 ' 5'?'iff'!-1 L?-,342 -7-' E3 r, 1'i::.4 .F-il-f - - .,f' -:- :f-3-51 s-.1 -- -5-1--ij: nr.. j rganizations LENU' X FIJCLBRU 540004 Student Council - Fall N N ROW ONE: Nancy Stegman, Barbara Kleissle, Beverlee Buchholz, Dorothy Leopold, Mary Ann Roach, Phil Catanzaro KVice-Presi- denti, Gary Woods lPresidentl, Sonny Fauss lTreasurerl, Elaine Huonker lRecording Secretaryl, Gary Halls lSgt.-at-Armsl. Kathy Iochum. ROW TWO: Barry Morris. Charlotte Campbell, Beverly Iohnson, Carol lean Nagle, Iessica Peeler, Ioan Schutz, Diane Garcia, Arlene Boresi, Iacqueline Mees, Marilyn Young, William Winkeler, Bonnie Laiben. ROW THREE: Charlene Kubemat, Tom Secrease, Ronald Woods. Iohn Kostyshock. Tom Creissen, Ken Wilhelm, Dennis Wacker. Arthur McKinney. Fred Geldmacher. Susie Warner. ROW FOUR: Craig Donis. Robert Birke, Don London, Iell Herbst. Kenneth Belko, Ray Schneider, Ierry Thompson, Richard Kranze. Student Council - Spring ROW ONE: Carol Drda, Sue Thomas, Sandra Tyrpak, Kathy Iochum, Lois Kreieheder. Diane Earl. Stan Parkinson iCorresponding Secretaryl. Elaine Huonker Nice-Presidentl, Phil Catanzaro iPresidentD, Iudy Parrott lRecording Secretaryl, Nancy Cowie lTreasurerl Don London lSgt.-at-Armsl. Ioanie Roth, Marlene Willis, Iudy Harper, Pat Cahow. ROW TWO: Sharon Conway. Barbara Bauer. Gail Driver, Susan McNulty, Barbara Mathews, Lorraine Fettig. Beverly Iohnson, Patricia Maloy. Carol Rittner, Kathy Killoyle, Brenda Lore, Sharon Pursley. Sue Raymer, Lois Washbunn. Pat Yurgec, Lydia Oesterlei, Mary lane Zatorski. ROW THREE: Harry Bradley Ierry Siemens. Bill Siedhott. Charlie Grimm. Tom Sandvoss, Robert Waggoner. Ray Schneider, Tom Horton, Gene Murray. David Brinner, Steve Whitfield. Ronald Dunville, Oscar Harper, David Lewis. ROW FOUR: David Graves. George Walter. Gary Steele Larry Vickery, William Farley. Tom Secrease, Milton Hallman, lohn Nolte, Stanley Smith, Russell Koch, Theodore Proske, Bob Over kamp, David Oppliger. Don VanBodden, Bill Matula, Bill Grat. Sonny Fauss. The Beacon Staff ROW ONE: Karen Dummerth, Ioan Glassen, Dianne Dietz, Betsy Dies. Dan Schiele, Carol Boswell, Nancy Rudder Becky Lemmel ROW TWO: Marilyn Young, Io Ann Beiser, Karen Edele. Arlene Boresi Karen Wertich, Carol Hemker Ruth Orr Iud Parrott ROW enz ae o ter. Craig Donis, Philip Noll , . Y THREE: Barry Morris, Chandler Kennedy. Frank Ziegler, Curt Schild, Don Rad t , D l C ll' ' ' Ltor ,.,,,r,,,,,r,,,,,r,,,r,, ....,.. D an Schiele sociate Editor .....r,.. .,.. ,...... B e tsy Dies siness Manager ,.e,..,..,.... .........,,...,..,..,..................w....,,,... F rank Ziegler st. Business Manager ....,,, ,,..,e,...,..,...........................,,................... R uth Orr :tographers .,..............,.. .,..... P hil Noll, Curt Schild, Chandler Kennedy During the last few weeks prior to the March 20th deadline, the Beacon if bustled about trying to piece together the last of this,the 1959 issue. ridling the senior headache -the Senior Sections-was Karen Dummerth, 9 had her share of the old proverbial trials and tribulations. Noel Kring thed some of Karen's pains by industriously banging out the copy. Hitting keys on the Organizations were Io Ann Beiser, Carol Boswell Doris .erspiel, Bonnie Laiben, Iudy Parrott and Nancy Rudder Arlene Boxes' d , . 1 an en Bradley turned out the Advisories while Dianne Dietz caught the errors In the athletic world. reporters Dale Collier, Craig Donis, and Don Radentz sped the latest happenings. Barry Morris kept the Administration in hand well as most ot the nicer side of the Beacon Staff. Sticking with the con were Arlene Boresi and Becky Lemmel who licked the gummed labels that part of the picture copy which did not pertain to Karen Durnmerth's ior Section. Frank Ziegler and Ruth Orr were busy keeping the book ahead ncially. Retreating behind a filing case were Editor Dan Schiele and Asso- e Editor Betsy Dies trying to solve the layout on another page. Beacon msor, Mr. Charles Marchesseault, timidly ventured forth only during a lull me frenzied activity. From all this has come the finished product. The Beacon t ho e th t ll ' ' ' ' p s a a who read the 1959 Beacon will enjoy It now, and in the re recall pleasant memories. Tlnimkl Q0 owe. Beacon Art Staff sv-fi 'Q r ROW ONE: Karol Tayek. Sandra Tyrpak, Phylis Kehres, Karen Bonham, Marilyn Gergs, Ioyce Mues. Nerine Wyatt. ROW TWO Carol Ritter, Nan Engel, Linda LaRue. Ed Evers, Danny Combs, ludy Trayanoff, Evelyn Schmitz. Charlene Kubernat. For many years the Beacon Art Staff has attempted to promote a feeling of interest in and enjoyment of school activities in the Beacon for the faculty, students, and friends of Cleveland High School. In this issue the Beacon Art Staff has created original art work to represent visually this year's theme of Time. Since the art work is done by the students, each piece of work rep- resents individual conceptions of school life. In conjunction with the editorial staff, the Beacon Art Staff sincerely hopes that the contribution it has made will provide lasting enjoyment to all who read the 1959 Beacon. The Orange and Blue Staff Bourg, Fred Braun, Sally Zoller. FALL Dave Folk ......., Noel Kring .,..... Bonnie Long ., .. HOW ONE: Dan Schiele, Bonnie Long. Dave Folk. Noel Kring. Ierry Wattler. ROW TWO: Bill Rammes. Doris Federsprel Alexandra Lois Lippmann, Dave Pelant. Editor Co-Editor Co-Editor SPRING Fred Braun Alexandra Bourg Sally Zoller Dave Pelant ..,...,. , ,,.,.. Photographers ..,.. ..,..... D ave Pelant Dave Lemmel Bill Hammes .,... ........ B usiness Managers ....., ,....... B ill Rammes Dan Schiele Ierry Wattler Interesting and informal, the Orange and Blue is filled with news of student activities, timely edi- torials, coverage of sports events, and humorous everyday happenings at Cleveland. Under the able editorial' sponsorship of Miss Campbell and the Dale Schiele Ierry Wattler business sponsorship of Miss Kellogg, the Orange and Blue Staff has endeavored to meet the establish- ed high standards of the paper. The Orange and Blue Staff sincerely thanks the students and faculty for their fine support of the school paper. Audio-Visual Club .f f- l Y - Q, :.'g..L,:m 1 ,. my-V - K ,mv H, d?3bWV17'r5liW'i4'-t HWQISIUYX ROW ONE: Sharon Klemp, Ieanette Kuhn. Karen Frederick, William Addison lFall Vice-Pres.J, Iim Warner tFall Sec.J, Tom Harter, Bill Hawker, Louis Campbell, Bonnie Lee Schmidt. Pat Braun. ROW TWO: Earl Lewis, Iohn Patterson fSpring Sec.-Treas.l, Robert Wood. Denny Iohnson, Iohn Hartmann. Glenn Austin, Arthur McKinney, David Humes. Iohn Thau, David DeWalle, Ed Pettit, Iames Burrows, lack Kreienheder. ROW THREE: Philip Noll. Larry Newberry. Gary Karakas, Ioseph Bell. Fred Hosselkus, Walter Craig, George Tissot, Douglas Iarrett, Iohn Bradshaw, Curt Schild, Iames Gral, Ichn Rasmussen, Rich Edinger lSpring Vice-Pres.J. AB- SENT: Charlene Cobb. Tom DeWille, Tom Haber tFall Pres.l, Lee Kreh, Adrian LeBoul, Dave Ruecker fSpring Pres.l. Audio-Visual Club Who gets the blame if the microphones suddenly go dead in an auditorium session? Audio-Visual does, that's who! Even though mistakes can happen, the A.V. is always behind the scenes to see that the many Cleveland programs run as smoothly as possible. Members learn the correct operation of the various sound and lighting equipment the club pro- vides ior school use. In addition, A.V. operates movie projectors, tape recorders, and film strip pro- jectors. The school receives a great service from the A.V. members who are willing to give up study halls to serve their school. Distributive Education In which A-period class do the late-rising seniors always look wide-awake and eager to learn? .The D.E. Club starts the day for some thirty seniors who receive class instruction in the art of retailing. The purpose of the D.E. Club is to develop in its members, who will soon assume responsibility in the field ot distribution, capable and responsible leadership through class instruction and on-the-job training in industry. It further attempts to create those attitudes which are necessary between em- ployer and employee. Any senior may join. 54 Distributiv ROW ONE: Ianet Leker, Georgetta Grasle, lanice Praec Ioyce Koiron, Elizabeth Cunningham, Alice Stehlin. Gln Lungstrum Wice-Pres.l, Iackie Hubbard, Ioan Schroers. S1 Lupo. ROW TWO: Robert Fleming, Mary Lee Albrt Sandy Ponder. Ruth Schenk, Maud Poole. Dorothy Pi Virginia Fleer, Shirley Long, Ellie Parnell. Marilyn M Geneva Tucker. Don Sutton. Rifle Club ROW . , . y. Trudy Loh, Barbara Wappler. Sharon Theurer, Alice Curtis, Ioyce Welling, Karen Webers, Barbara Kralt, Donna Robinson. ROW TWO: Chandler Kennedy, Dan Stallman. Rich Edinger, Milton Smith, Walter George, Gary Shipp, Larry Newberry, Karen Holman, Sandy Thomas. Bonnie Lee Schmidl,Martin Benz, Charles Kelly, Thomas Ellis. William Griffin, Michael Deelo, Dan Paxton. ROW THREE: Charles Newburry, Frederick Steinert. Francis Steinert. Iames Graf, Thomas Clay, lames Beers. Iohn Bradshaw, William Tillotson. Charles Brandes, Ronald Smith, Gerald Barthel. Raymond Kuhn, Lawrence Hutt, Raymond Majino. ROW FOUR: Bob Erxleben. Harold Schlegel, Thomas Leslie. Lenard Voelder George Tissot David Harvill Dennis Messen M' h l B . , , ger, ic ae rynac, Bill Shermer, Paul Scowcrolt, Charles Beech. Bill Hawker, Greg Driver. Dennis Howell, Iohn Schultheis. ABSENT: Richard Brackmann, Gerald Conrad. Arthur Essmueller. Margie Lupo, Gail Patterson, Laura Robinson, Lynn Springer. p ONE: Louise Langbein, Nancy Exler, Marylyn Obradovits, Carole Harber Sharon Pursley Dorothy Leopold Sharon Ramse Ed t' Cl b . Rifle Club is welcome to join the Rifle Club. ROW THREE: Roy Lawson, Ken Bolte. Ken Roberts tSgt at Armsl, Bob Zell tPres.l, Art lackson, Otto Krause. Wallace Burton. Donald Williams. Gil Greco. President .,.....,...., ,.,., I ohn Schulthels Vice-President ...... ...., D an Paxton Treasurer .,,.....,,...,.......... ..... R obert Erxleben Recording Secretary ,....., ...,....,,,...,., T rudy Loh Ammo. Custodian ,..... ...., C handler Kennedy Medal Custodian . ., .,,,., Dorothy Leopold Match Secretary ,..... ...., S andra Thomas For the first time in four years, the Cleveland Rifle Teams lost the city championships. Despite de lay in being able to obtain their practice range, new blood has been injected into the club and both the boys' and the girls' teams are champing at the bit to get started. In the practice sessions, fundamen tals and techniques as well as common sense and courtesy are taught all who join the club. Anyone ey Club ROW ONE: William Hawker. Roger Metz. Iellrey Herbst, Bill Haag Nice-Pres.l. Raymond Schneider tPres.l, Iohn Wattler tlst Vice- Pres.J. Doug Kulik tSec.J. Gary Halls, Ronald Hacker. Ronald Wood. William Kunes. David DeWalle. Dale Collier. ROW TWO: Ierry Thompson, Dan Paxton, Bob Wood, David Folk, Robert Moran. Craig Donis, Ioseph Werninger. Fred Braun, Thomas Brinner, Gregory O'N ill, Ia Wand, Edward Debus, Roger Herzog. ROW THREE: William Witbrodt, Patrick Shaw. Robert Klatt, William Matula. 9 Y Albert Conway, Iim Warner. David Brooman. Thomas Haber, Bob Cohn, Ronald Klein, Chandler Kennedy. Edward Ruediger. Herbert Lehner lLt. Gov.J. ABSENT: Stephen Funck, Robert Green, Ronald Schardan. Key Club CCCCC 4 The Key Club has well lived up to its position as a service club. The year has seen a monetary gift go to CARE-representative of the Key Club in ac- tion. Also, the club, in conjunction with other Saint Louis Key Clubs, undertook the project ot outiitting , a Boys' Town basketball team. This meant raising money, and a Y.M.C.A. party provided the necessary funds. Fun and enjoyment are not lacking in the Key I Club. The campaigning Key Clubbers sent Herbert 1 Lehner to the District Convention and helped elect him to the office of Lt. Governor of the Missouri- Arkansas District. This year Bill Haag and Dan Paxton are running for Governor and Secretary re- spectively. On deck is the annual Key Club banquet which will mark the lirst and last banquet for some Key Clubbers. As an event always looked forward to is the boat ride in Iuly which promises to well reward those in attendance. ROW ONE: Rose Romano. Donna Wilke, Nc Kring Wice-Pres.l, Barbara Eckenlels, Charlet Kubernat, Pauletta Hughes, Pat Koeln, Ia: Hampe. ROW TWO: Ioan Iohnson, Kai Tayek. Carol Homker, Darlene Mott, Sal Zeller lSec.J, Mary Ann Ferry lPres.l, Karr Dummerth. Elaine Huonkor, Judy Parrott, Ger Kochs. Kathy Iochum. Lettermen's Club ROW ONE: Dale Collier. Fred Geldmacher, lack Fenner. Ielt Herbst, David Brooman, Richard Charlton. Gary Couse, David Folk, Fred Braun, Bob Erxleben, Gary Halls. Robert Taylor, Robert Eisenhauer, Sonny Fauss. ROW TWO: Richard Sheets, Bill Siedholf, lohn Muller, Dennis Wacker. Charles Hogan, Lynn Paubel, Gene Murray. Bill Kunes, Iohn Wattler, Bill Hawker, Iohn Heil. Herbert Lehner. Bill Link. Gary Lutker, Iim Pesek. Wayne Gage. Neil Loeifler. ROW THREE: Dale Desnoyer, Roger Metz. Craig Donis. Bob Greathouse, Iim Warner, Roger Krenning, Tom Horton, Bill Rammes, Don Radentz, Gene Simmons. Bill Haag. Doug Kulik, Ray Schneider, Gene Flores, Tom Sandvoss. ROW FOUR: Don London. Gary Woods. Iohn Dyn, Larry Biras. Stan Parkinson, Paul Bippen, Russell Koch, George Cahill, Bill Uhrig, Robert Lindecke, Bob Melville. Bob Perkins. Gene Martin, Bill Mutz, Mike Evans. Don Pieper, Bill Streitz. ROW THREE: Ruth Humes, Judy Hassler. Diane Iannen, Betty Ann Fagg, Ianlce Libich, Iudy Tibo, Iudy Syborg. Carol lean DeLay. Sandra Klump, Deanna Lee Gage. ROW FOUR: Carol Schneider, Madonna Hudson, Cynthia Fagas. Iudy Govreau. Dana Crump, Kathy Yavornik, Becky Iochum, Shirleen Stecher, Mary Cooper, Barbara Schuessler. Lettermen's Club The purpose of the Lettermen's Club is to pro- mote higher standards in scholarship and sportsman- ship. To attain this goal the Lettermen's Club encour- ages those activities which stress teamwork and co-operation among all Clevelandites. By creating a sense of unity among the faculty, the students, and the athletes, the Lettermen's Club believes it can do much to develop and maintain an outstanding school spirit. The privilege of belonging is of course limited to those who have earned a varsity letter in a sport approved by, or which receives benefits from, the Saint Louis Public High League. If you qualify, you are urged to submit your application for membership. The more members the club has that much more of the goal has been accomplished. Pep Club Meeting on alternate Mondays in room 113, the Pep Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Briggson, promotes school spirit and helps arrange pep ses- sions before and after that big game or important meet. Through the sale of Cleveland Buttons, Orange and Blue shakers, and Cheer Books, the Pep Club keeps alive school spirit and traditions. Make your- self heard at the Pep Club and at the games. 57 Biotic Trail Club ROW ONE: Io Ann Farley, Madonna Pawlowski, Becky Io Heltzell, Chandler Kennedy. ROW TWO: Susan Tavenner, Alexis Barlows, Iudy Best. Sandra Fleet. Biotic Trail Club President ,..,,...... ...,. B ecky Io Heltzell Vice-President .,,,. v.,..,..,... I o Ann Farley Secretary e,,,l , ...,... Donna Pawlowski Learning by doing may well be a motto of the Biotic Trail Club. Be it under the microscope or under the sky, the budding biologists have been busy finding out more about the wonders of nature through their own projects. These projects add to the enjoyment of the club as a whole as well as to those who labor on them. Even if mice and snakes deter you from coming to the club's meetings, don't let that worry you. You will soon overcome your fears in one form or another with the help of the other members. Any Cleve- landite is welcome at the Wednesday meetings. Discussion ROW ONE: Marilyn Young., Ianet Aff, Charlei Boster. Carol Pfeifer. Betty Kern. ROW TWO: Bonn Lee Schmidt. Madonna Pawlowski, Sharon Ieme Shirley Von Behren, Linda Key, Sandra Dav Robert Birke. 3 ebster - Hayne Club l ROW ONE: Bonnie Lee Schmidt, Evelyn Schmitz, Herbert Lehner, Norman Lindenlaub. Karen Hlavaty, Pat Graham. ROW TWO: Rita Mauchenheimer. Esther Yaeger. Marlene Willis, Barbara Lintermann. loyce McBrioe, Donna Pawlowski, Iudy Knirr. ROW THREE: Charles Scharnberger, Donald Nemec, Ronald Woodruff, Kenneth Schild, Iohn Schultheis, Ioe McCoy, Russell Lindenlaub. Larry Rhyne. 'N J YOU IJ OW THREE: Wayne Kohlwes. Charles Diemer, enneth Schild, Norman Lindenlaub, Chuck Stucke. avid Jones, Charles Scharnberger. Webster - Hayne Club A roaring progressive moment which has been attempted in years gone by, this year, has ended in success. This year the immortal Webster Hayne De- bating Society not only has instilled a new high in quality in the use of parliamentary law but also has mass participation in its formal debates. We have much food for argument and we are using it, as is witnessed in the high percentage of participation by members in regional tournaments in debating, ex- tempt speaking, and ir1 interpretive reading. Cleve- land's entrants have walked out with many firsts this year. We're mighty happy on the fine tradition established more than forty ,years ago. 59 Future Teachers of America FALL SPRING Alan Zeller ..,,... ...., P resident ...... Iacqueline Steinhauer Theresa Eck .,..,......,...... Vice-President ...V.. Rosemarie Vassallo Iacqueline Steinhauer ,v.,.. Secretary ..... ,... S haron Tinley Phyllis Trost .......,.,............ Treasurer ....A ..... P aulette Boemer Ieanette Cunningham .... Librarian .,.,... .,,,e L ucretia Otfett Kathleen Yavornik ..r..... Song Leader ,Y,...,,,i.... Io Ann Ebersohl Parliamentarian ........,....,e...,.,....... Carol Bohley Who says we're not going to have enough teachers in coming years? With the peak attendance at the meetings of the F. T. A., we have evi- dence that there will be. The purpose ot the F.T.A. is to encourage students to look to teaching as a possible career. The interesting and rewarding subjects bring many hours of discussion and enjoyment to the members. You can be assured that any subject from arithmetic to zoology may be discussed. The F.T.A. has held club meetings with the chapter of Southwest High and jointly with them taken a field trip to Southeast Missouri State Teachers College at Cape Girardeau. ROW ONE Sharon Turley Phyllis Trost, Iacqueline Steinhauer. A'an Zeller. Theresa Eck. Glenda Lungstrum, Karen Armstrong. Sharon Koenen ROW TWO Io Ann Ebersohl, Rosemarie Vassallo. Ioyce Lammett. Io Ann Kauttmann, Dorothy Hansmann. Norma Blazer Ioan Schutz ROW THREE Gail Patterson, Barbara Belew. Nancy Burton, Kathleen Yavornik. Paulette Boemer. Thomas Hatter ABSENT Ieanette Cunningham Sandra Faour. Mary Kneib, Dennis Messenger. Dorothy Mueller. Sharon Robinson, Kay Teens For Christ ROW ONE: Ierilvn Rudanovich, Marian Pope. Carol Magyar. Tommye Hutchins, Io Ann Kautimann. Marilyn White, Beverly Con- dray, Iutta Cejka. ROW TWO: Ianet Schmittgens, Diane Kauttmann. Carolyn Schmittgens, Barry Morris. Neil Loettler. Sharon Lewallen. Bonnie Ciepley. Karen Mowery. ROW THREE: Patricia Stinger. Phyllis Trost. Mary Ellen Kohl, Curt Schild, Don Smith, Sharon Fogarty, Beverly Iohnson. President ...,...,.,. ,.... B arry Morris Vice-President .,o, ,.,.. C arol Magyar Secretary v..,... ...,, B onnie Ciepley Historian .,... ..,,.. I o Ann Kauffmann What does the name of this organization mean to the many students of Cleveland High School? Probably nothing to rnost of them. But, right here within the walls of the Red Castle is an organiza- tion call Teens for Christ. The main purpose of the club is to help boys and girls acquire Christian fellowship and inspira- tional guidance. Started in the fall of 1956 it has grown to a membership of more than thirty students. Many other public high schools in the city and county have Bible Clubs like Cleveland's. Radkrflub no 'ET' W CQ Radio Club Even Cleveland has its share of hams. Although they are the ham radio variety, they, too, are proud of their accom- plishments. Those members who have amateur license are Dave Brinner, Tom Brinner, Bob Ioyce, Paul Kucera, Greg O'Neill, and Dave Wayne. These hams have recently ac- quired voice equipment which has made possible radio con- tact with such places as British Columbia, Ontario Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Maine, California, and Washington. ROW ONE: Karen Mowery, Iutta Cejka, Mary Kneib, Lynn Mueller, Mr. R. Atterbury. ROW TWO: Io Ann Ebersohl, Rosemarie Vassallo, Sandra Faour, Ioyce Welling, Marilyn Lesh. ' s A s. his ROW ONE: Greg O'Neill CPres.l. Paul Kucera tVice-Pres.l. Robert Ioyce lSec.l. Dave Wayne tTreas.l. Tom Brinner 4TrusteeJ. ROW TWO: Iames Peek, Wayne Gage. Michael Bumb. Ted Fiedler. ROW THREE: Dave Brinner, Iim Serino. Iames Edinger, Chandler Ken- nedy. Phot ROW ON Thomas DeWille !Fall Pres.l, Rich Emde !Fall Sec.-Treas., Spring Pres.l. ROW TWO: Wayne Gage, Rich Garcia, Ray Majino. Charles Kelly. ROW THREE: Leslie Krieger, George Tissot !Spring Sec.-'l'reas.7, Tom Mullen, Dennis Messenger. E: Chandler Kennedy Club Rocket Club Rocket Club Five! Four! Three! Two! One! Zero! These sounds issue forth from the launching pad of the Rocket Club whenever they test a newly built rocket The club me t . e s to discuss the latest developments in rockets a d f n uels. Even though their first attempt was unsuccessful, it impressed upon the members the importance of safety. Won't you attend the next meeting? You might be so well l'k d 1 e by the members that you might be the first one in space. Photo Club Are you afraid of bu s ? Th g ere's a roomful of the worst kind of bugs every Tuesday in room 209. C Th T ' amera bugs ese Clevelandrtes are learni h ng t e science of photography in an effort to make better pictures. They ho e t 1 onl th - p o earn not y e dark room procedures but also t ' , o improve the quality of their pictures by learning to use the camera to best ad tage. If o ' ' ' ROW van y ur ambition is to be a bug, come join us. THREE: Art Essmueller Iames Edin P . ger, hilip Noll. Herbert Lehner, Robert Falast. ROW FOUR: Bob Armer. Cliff Nelson. Iohn Hartmann. Doug Jarrett. ABSENT: Glenn Austin, R E ' oyce ndxcott. Barbara Kraft. Iohn Schulthties. Math Club President ....A, .. ...,... D avid Brooman Vice-President ....... ....... C harles Diemer Secretary ......,.. ..... C arol Bohley Treasurer ..,,. .,,,,,, G ary Couse Calling all mathematicians! Get out your slide rules and try to solve this problem. How can you get students up in the mornings to attend the 8:00 o'clock, Wednesday morning, meetings of the Math Club? This appears to have been solved, for the club boasts a growing membership. Reports on a mathematician and his accomplish- ments are a part of each meeting's agenda. A series on the history of mathematics helps the members to better understand the development of the number system. On December 22, the Club held an unusual Christmas party to which the Cleveland administra- tors and mathematics teachers were invited. Several projects were displayed. Among these were a Geni- ac, Cycloid. and Chords of Equal Time. The party had the traditional Christmas tree, but the Math Club's Geome-tree was decorated with geometrical- ly shaped ornaments. If you enjoy math and are an early riser be sure not to miss the next meeting. ,i.T..-v-.,. C l Bohl . Charles Diemer. Gary Couse. Wayne Kohlwes. ROW: ROW ONE: letirey Herbst. Dave Brooman, Sue Brandewelde. aro ey TWO: Roger Herzog. Eric Schnitther. Bill Witbrodt. Dan Paxton, Bill Shenner. Alex Krupski, Kerry Kohring. Spanish Club , Y.-......i...., ROW ONE: Sandra Cottin. lutta Cejlra, Louis Campbell. Stephanie Leicht, lerry Iohnson, Diane Garcia. ROW TWO: Ioyce Garcia Toni llrabek, Albert Kemp, Henry Hollenberg, Barbara Kraft, Rosemarie Vassallo. ROW THREE: Eunice Spencer, Sharon Anello Patricia Fiala, Donna Ienntnqs, Carol Biras. Sandra Faour. FALL SPRING Stephanie Leicht .w.... .,..w.. P resident ,.,.. ....., B arbara Kraft Ierry Iohnson .,....r .. Vice-President .av..v..,r....Yeww..r. Iutta Cejka Diane Garcia ..w,,.r .... S ecretary ..,..,.. , Rosemarie Vassallo Louis Campbell .,...... ,,Y.... T reasurer .cv,.....r,c Henry Hollenberg Orange 6: Blue Reporter .,rr,Y,....rr.,w,. Iutta Cejka The Spanish Club, under the able sponsorship of Mr. Hall, has as its main activity, the cultivation of interest in South American languages, customs, and culture. The club activities consist of movies, recordings, and games. Annual occurrences are a Christmas Party and Spring Picnic with Webster-Hayne. E1 Club de Espanol meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 3:20 in room 4. The meetings, which are conducted in English, are open to all students who have had some Spanish. Everyone is welcome. Girls' Bowling - Wednesday ROW ONE: Barbara Larkins. Iacqueline Meel. Ruthann Pauly. Nan Engel, Betsy Dies tTreas.J. Bonnie Long tPres.J, Karen Wertich tSec.J, Karen Bradley, Carol Meyer, Alice Rolling. Barbara Reinhardt. ROW TWO: Ieanne Trautwein, Adrienne Bourg, Mary Alice Schwinke, Barbara Glockner, Sue Eash. Barbara Eckeniels, Iudy Frank. Carol Eckert. Karen Dummerth. Io Ann Beiser, Iudy Keller. ROW THREE: Pat White, Dorothy Leopold, Ioan Hahs, Ian Watts, Pat O'l-Ianlon, Halene Bryson, Roberta Schweisguth, Lynn Reed, Barbara Harstick, Ianet Neis, Betsy Savage. Ruth Thompson. ABSENT: Barb Dausch. Shirley Stuckmyer, Carolyn Hickson, Donna Lindow, Iudy Radosevich, Gail Burns, IoAnn Praechter, Pat Stull, Kay Gant. Iudy Thompson. Girls' Bowling - Thursda -s...,,J.. Wai I I Q ROW ONE: Margie Lupo, Marilyn Sheehan, Carol lean DeLay, Dale Ferris. Margaret Bender CSec.h, Louise Lobrano tPres.J. Patricia Koeln tTreas.J, Ioyce Weber, Iudy Tibe. Sharon Owens, Sandra Tyrpak. ROW TWO: Ianet Sanburn, Pat Padgett, Carolyn Stettens, Diane Frease. Susan Buritsch, Iudy Syherg, Gloria Krauu. Elaine Virga. Carol Ann Rolling. Elaine Meyer. Barbara Reisner, Ioan Iohnson, ROW THREE: Iudy Neil, Carol Schuessler, Ioan Wemer. Iudy Collins. Charlotte Campbell, Janice Schneiderjohn, Carol Boh- ley, Bev Coibion, Linda Hoffman, Betty Barrett, Karen Pleper. Boys' Bowling - Wednesday ROW ONE' Jackie Petero Ray Anderson Wayne l-lagensieker Ken Q h'ld Chit . . , . . .ci , ' Nelson. Dale Collier, Don Bentler, Rich Graell, Charles Hogan, Iames Lake. ROW TWO: Ron Ruecker, Dave Stratmann, Ted Fiedler, Don Behlke, Ronald Klein. Danny Combs, Clarence Petero. Paul Frank, Charles Scharnberger, Philip Hanstein. ROW THREE: Ierry Petero, Preston Fleischmann, Iohn Hollo- wood. Roger Bergmeier, Rich Bergmeier. Ron Dickneite, Fred Westerman, Curt McCracken, Don Manlove. ROW FOUR: Iasper lones, Russ Koch, Charles Tester, Rich Shelby, Bob Manlove. Boys' Bowling - Frida ROW ONE: Dave Brevard. Tom Clay, Art Frank, Charles Puster, Mike Deelo, Tom Haber Les Koester Ed Schaeffer Ron Bohac Dave Pelant. RO-W TWO: Ron Woods, Tom Secrease. Pat Moll. Robert Tyra, Charles Heope, David Clay, Ron Woodruff, Steve Kraicik Randolph Anton Ioe Tibbs ROW THREE B b K , , . : o aps, Iohn Bradshaw, Les Mosberger. Art Belohradsky, Dale Helfrich. Fred Burk, Harold Schleael. Charles Dmnnmd Chm-if Nm.,n..m. ns.. n,.r.n.- n-- f--..1..--L-, G. R. A. Seniors ROW ONE: Virginia DeGonia, Carolyn Shmom, Brenda Dobyns. Irene Kostyshock, Arlene Boresi CSec'y.l. Georgene Pliffner Nice- Pres.l. Noel Kring 1Pres.l, Iesslea PM t'h'0alJ, Iudy Govreau. Sally Zoller, .Sharon Prokop, Nancy Cowie. ROW TWO: Ieanne Trautweln, Margaret Bender. Diane Garcia, Leslie Boyden, Barbara Vitchner, Ian Watts, Carol Bohley, Alexandra Bourq, Marilyn Bloom, Elaine Virga, Stephanie Letcht, Shirley Mills. ROW THREE: Nancy Rudder. Sandra Scherbel. Ellen Murphy, Carol Drda, Carole Scott, Betty Kern, Carolyn May, Carole Sondag, Beverly Condray, Arline Bouvatte, Linda Standley. ROW FOUR: IoAnn Dill, Mary Ellen Kohl, Sally Hinn. Charlene Boster, Barbara Reinhardt, Mary Ann Ferry, Iudy Hinesmith. Connie Brauer, Brenda Lore, Becky Lemmel, Ianet Wood, Carol Boswell. G R ' . . A. J unlors ROW ONE: Irene Eisenmann, Iackie Couse, Kathy Yavornik, Kathy Kulitay, Margaret Wohlberg, Susan Metz, Iudy Harper, Karen Metz. Iudy Zavadil, JoAnn Brinkmann, Frances Messmer. ROW TWO: Iean Perry, Iill Hahn, Barbara Lange, Karen Frederick. Ioyce Lammert, Elaine Davis, Sandie Ford, Arline Brennecke. Pat Cahow, lane Cole. Ioyce Garcia, Karen Hlavaty. ROW THREE: Phyllis ' ' ' ' iii E th lean Stewart, lane Obermeyer, Barbara Maag, Carolyn Godsrl. Pat Yurgec, Tom Ierabek, Paulette Boemer, Bernice Kmn , s er vmm-r Invne McBride. Beverlee Buchholz. Susan Henerfauth. Leaders HOW ONE: Virginia DeGonia, Carolyn Siemens, Iessica Peeler, Georgene Pfiflner, Noel Kring, Arlene Boresi, Mary Ann Ferry. C0191 Bohley. ROW TWO: Nancy Rudder, Ieanne Trautwein, Sandra Scherbel, Arline Bouvatte, Carol Boswell, Margaret Wohlberg, Shi!- I M1 . . . . ey lls. ROW THREE. Barbara Vitchner, Mary Ellen Kohl, Charlene Bosler, Bernice Kmnilf, Pat Cahow, Sally Zoller, Elaine Virga. ' ' ' ' T Girls Swimming eam Q- dn- ,.,. Y: - ' , '33 T' y ir-1 ROW ONE: Diane Gilford. Barbara Vitchner, Noel Kring, Carol Bohley. ludy Rinesmith, Alexandra Bourg, Sharon Prokop, Sally Zeller, Georgene Piilfner. Mary Ann Ferry. HOW TWO: Diana Garcia. Sue Brandewiode. lo Ann Kauffmann. Sandra Scherbel. Vivian Green, Leslie Boyden, Carole Scott, Marilyn Bloom, Toni lerabek. Virginia DoGonia, Jessica Peeler, Annette Laker. 69 Advanced Dance E Sh ll Robinson Io Ann Ebersohl Carol Bohley Bonnie Laiben Sally Hinn, Lorraine Welzel, Carol Boswell. ROW TWO: ROW ON : e y . , , . Maureen Siebert, Mary Ellen Kohl. Debbie Weygandt. Sharon Anello. Iudy Syberg, Nona Mundy. Raydine Taber. Beginning Dance . ,V , , K ,,,. gs ROW ONE: Nancy Niemann, Kathleen Gude. Iudy Knit. Karen Fredricks. Pat Moon, lean Ebert. Linda Green. Karen Iohnson, Carol W TWO G1 ' Pla Grace Ann Patten Gail Gaugle Carol Biras Io Ann Russell Diane Berkemeyer. Linda Waeckerle. RO : orxa gl. . . . . ' ' I L ' . K Mow: , Sherr Plaif. lane! Bollinger. Ruhr. Donna Iennmgs, Sharon Jackson. Linda Rernpsper. Sharon Konkley, Pau ette emeir aren y y 3 I 1 E A Cappella Choir ROW ONE: Diane Frease, Iudith Caldwell, Pat Urban. Shirley Mills, Ioanie Roth. Gloria Marsh, Ioan Glassen. Betsy Dies, Bernice Alexander, Carol Zieger. Linda Ruth Weast, Ioan lohnson, Sheryll Carpenter. Tabea Gotsch. ROW TWO: Albert Kemp. Dick House, Ellie Parnell, Ianice Kammer. Mary Hull, Ioan Smith, Carol Drda. Kathleen Smugala, Becky Hitt. Viola Tarrant, Iudy Rine- smith, Iudy Lynch, Bill Krakos. Robert Frerck. ROW THREE: Ray Schoenstein. Bill Greaves. Bob Mullgardt. David Scott, Gary Niemann. Edward Evers, Bob Pieske, David Iones, Bob Klug, Tom Pingleton, Lester Mosberger. Arthur Barhorst, Ken Boite, Ronald Michel, Tom Horton. ROW ONE: Nan Engel, Sally Thym, Marilyn Young, Kathy Yavornik, Irene Kostyshock. Carolyn Siemens, Donna Iones, Phyllis Fender. Barbara Belew, Lorraine Thomas. Iudy Gutmann. Stephanie Leicht, Pat Cahow, Karen Metz, Susie Warner. ROW TWO: Donna Lindow, Toni Ierabek. Barbara Harstick, Iuanita Walker, Darlene Mott, Linda Hoffmann, Michele Hudson, Iudy Harper. Anita Dippel. Ioan Spitzer. Diane Gifford, Beverlee Buchholz. Cxrla Sessions. ROW THREE: Iohnny Corp, Bill Siedhott. lerry lohnson. Philip Noll, Bernard Bohn, Otto Mathi. Bill Martin, Bill Phillips. Ronnie Heath. Russell Taylor, Bill Graf, Gilbert Hendley. Vincent Knopp, lrwin Henricks, Barry Morris. Senior Choir - Fall Hucke. Carol Ann ROW ONE: Diane Frease, Maureen Siebert, Rosemarie Kohlstaezit, Ioyce Garcia. Sharon Vaninger, Susann Rollin , Gloria Lyons. Charlotte Campbell, Margaret Peer. ROW TWO: Richard Sheets. Vivian Green, Cherie Young, Charlotte Mohr, 9 Carol Mullen, Marcia Rockenbrodt. Sharon Reim. Al Allen. Norma Andracsek. ROW THREE: Richard Davis. Gary Lulker, Dave Behlke, Don Behlke, Tom Munster. Stanley Knoeppel, Ron McKee, Bill Antle, Bill Kraiberg. A f Intermediate Choir - Fall ROW ONE: Kay Lewis. Iudy I-lelmuth. Iudy Hull. Marion Diehn, Iudy Keller, Susan Chcxphe, Heather Sang. Pat Cassidy, Carol Biras Sandra Hacker. ROW TWO: Paul Schellhardt. Robert Walter, Elaine Robinson, Ianis VanBuren, Karen Hlavaty. Mary Smith. Mar xgarot Hahn. Pattie Albers. Diane Earl, Rosemary Schuster, Dale Daniels, Denny Johnson. ROW THREE: Rich Rosenthal, Neal Schlenk Dan Foulk, Charles Newburry, Denis Reinhart. Beryl Leaders, Michael Clonts. David Bates. Larry Lingle, Charles Stevens. 'mn-..., Junior Choir 2nd Period - Fall ROW ONE: Ioyce Russell, Elaine Zeni. Iune Lee. Linda Waeckerle. Karen lohnson. Pat Davis. Martha Miller, Ioyce Blake, Dorothy Koeppel. Lorna Kohen. Marilyn Culpepper, Diane Kauflmann, Sharon Schuppan, Marian Overbey. ROW TWO: Karen Frederick, Mary lane Schmidt, Pat Braun, Deanna Lee Gage, Pat Fitch. Adrienne Bourg. Iudy Bapp, Sharon Anello. Gloria Wasem. Ian Wood, Peggy Miller, Ianet Schmittgens. Sharon Beckmann, Lee Kubemat. ROW THREE: Steven Erdmann. Richard Klemites, Patrick Rey- nolds. Ierry Angus, Iohn Verderher. Bill Trost, Craig Behrens, Iohn Moeller. Gary lohnson, Tim Ellis. Michial Schickedanz, Russell Bayer. ROW FOUR: Dan Stallman. Bill Kerhler, Michael Curran, Ollie Ballentine. Ron Winkelmann, Stanley Kudlinski. Ioe Ungerer, Kenny leans, Terry Ziegler. Wayne Jones, Bill Bedford. Junior Choir 7th Period - Fall 1111- ROW ONE: Iacqueline Schaetler. Grace Patton. Karen Holman, Ianet Diebold, Gayle Gaugel. Ianet Bollinger. Iudy Tibe, Mary Alice Schwinke. Mary Ann Griot, Iackie Holilield, Sharon Turley, Sandra Klump, IoAnn Praechter. IoAnn Taylor, Gayle Burns, Dianne Murphy. Susan Thomas, Mary Kriska. ROW TWO: Mary Ellen Rush, lean Lawson, Dorothy Carter. Norma DeNoyer. Delores Iones, Ellen Ehlers, Sandra Strawn, Phyliss Hagen, Mary Franke. Karen Beckmann, Kathy Iochum. Bonnie Nistler, Carol Magyar, Pat Yurgec, Marilin White. Dorothy Hansmann. ROW THREE: Iudy Matthews, Nancy Forster, Grace Sanburn, Sandra Schmitt, Barbara Moss, Marilee Moore. Sharon Heitmann, Betty Tucker, Barbara Brandt, Connie Arms, Serietta Ferris, Io Ann Suarez, Hope Conway, Sandra Schelp. Iudy Herman, Lynn Morrow, IoAnn Boshers. ROW FOUR: Michael Wendling, Raymond Majina, Benny Salih, Iim Honey, Roger Beck. Melvin Wilmoth, Russell Rosenow, Carl Crnko, Arthur McKinney, Guy Londe, Dennis Clark, Ed Pettit, Iohn Hartmann, Ronald Woodruff, Thomas Leslie. ROW FIVE: Fred Ham. Jerry Thompson, Tom Miranda, Richard Hubble, Iames Massey, Bill Heckenbetg, Larry Leahart, Stanley Smith, David Humes, Tom Schneider. Ierry Bridges, Gary Shipp. The Concert Band cf Conceri Bc 3-3 if ' gr E f Z, 1- Urchestra Have you ever passed the band room while a jam session was going on? If you have, undoubtedly your ears could not have failed to catch the rocking sounds issuing forth. Be it modern jazz or an old standard, you can be assured that the score is treated in a typical Cleveland style. If you have musical ability you are welcome to join the band and become a part of the band's many functions. In the groove 1 J Mr. Mantese in motion . . Orchestra 77 The Hi-Fi Band 6 If .5 1 Nigga Jr The Satellites ef! e if Qs' 55 Q if Q S55 GX! 9591 ef 4 , tl. . sg ir Dads' Club f V.. q P ,. C, g The Dads' Club is an organiza- ,Y ft I ..q -V tion of men who promote the wel- - Ny fare of the students of Cleveland. The purposes of this group of dedi- cated dads are to support sports- manship among all athletes at Cleveland: to encourage good re- lationships and more understand- ing among the family, students, and faculty: and to urge more students to participate in athletics. To accomplish this, the Dads' Club sponsors many activities and projects throughout the school year. Two Lettermen's banquets are held each year, at which both boys and girls who have partici- pated in athletics receive recogni- tion. The Annual Card Party is held each fall and of course there's the Annual Spring Carnival, an event to which everyone looks for- ward. Everything from throwing pies to fishing in the fish pond can be done at this high spot in Cleveland's social activities. The ,ig .J LEFT ro mom: Mr. iunus Lind, President: Mr. Allen Wenzel, Vice-President: funds reused Qt fhese events Q0 Mr. Victor Parkinson, Treasurer: Mr. Harold Wertich, Secretary. toward the purchasing of trophies, equipment, and maintaining school spirit. y A Q Cleveland Parents Association The Cleveland Parents' Association works toward the goal of new and better understanding among parents, teachers, and students. With the achievement of this goal, these groups will be able to co-operate more intelligently, thereby bringing about the development of good citizens, and more perfectly rounded individuals. To accomplish this purpose, this group works in conjunction with the Dads' Club when the joint efforts of both groups are required. Among those things which are purchased through the Dad's Club are athletic equipment, trophy cases, and audio-visual aids not supplied by the Board of Education. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Harold Austin, President: Mr. Al Smith, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Mrs. Arthur Couse, Patron Delegate: Mrs. Iames Godsil, Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. lulius Lind, Secretary: Mrs. Lloyd Shell, VicePresident. rv G in I' .5 95 , I 0.1 .J- Orange and Blue bigshoia! We could have danced-all night .... Tick ----- Tack ---- Toe? fi gf ,. W 4. N-8... x. jd x . fi Windy day. wasn't it! H M pffff' R. I E Bull's eye! Academic Life m SL 10,31 r, f This is the place to come for advice on program planning and college problems .X .xl -.Q J 5 M' A ,453 , - Q. I l A R' 1 A A . si . , , 1. ,V mg . 'Yi Emergency nightgown service Playing in the band is serious business of Lai , ff : ii i 2. if V 2:3 -saw Don't worry. you'll soon feel better 1 i W' ffl, i,,s,,QQii9' gg my 4i,'s,5,r:4rWsfff..git-wmvldfh, k'k i . Giving a bed bath is just on You are in safe hands now O 1 . rg? , . to M45 e technique taught in Home Nursing ara ....1, Lf'f-,gklii It's a wide, wide world! Iust a little to the left Teacherfor G day But it didn't have a pseudopodium' This section is intended to show some of the classroom activities at Cleveland. The Beacon Staff feels that since this is the most important part of school life, it should very definitely be included in the school yearbook. Even though it has been impossible for every subject taught to be represented in this section because of limited space: the Beacon Staff hopes the faculty and students will enjoy and approve of this new feature of the yearbook. n' Y 'Q M' n X. Q be eg., c s Q ---. X V, n . X , . J. Hit llie X K, yrs! 'V tf wxfyffgk wsswli: ff, .A N ,.-. Q N K K .g i -s - K N.. f'-- . -: :- ZW... ,Z ' tf.. - .Q s e 3 l eft Winans . t t v t f , Q. This did look easy but l keep hitting the wrong key 'X 3 Budding artists! Did you say we are having pizza today? Learning the miracles and mysteries of science 'fx It's a mighty big job to get out the Beacon What makes it tick? The proper sales approach is very important Fal Football Coronation 1933 1958 1957 E i' X1 fl 4 , -, , , ,Cv .r . ri, Y if I 2, ' 1 it M xr il ., I Q 43. , ,. 'l ,.., . .W , J Mn. Tony Parish Miu Bonnie Long Min Bmella Holdmann Mr. Iaclr Geraghty Mr. D The Coronation This year's Football Coronation marked the 25th anniversary of winning the coveted Yale Bowl. In honor of this occasion, the court was graced by the presence of Mrs. Tony Parisie, the former Miss Celeste Maloney, ac- companied by her original escort, Mr. lack Geraghty. The evening was climaxed by the dramatic announcement that Miss Bonnie Long was the 25th football queen. Music and dance performances highlighted the Coronation, but they were only secondary to the gleaming Yale Bowl displayed in the place of honor during the evening. By its presence, the Yale Bowl served to remind those present of the sportsmanship and fine athletic record for which Cleveland has always been noted. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Ray B. Singer Ulsst. Coach ol 1933 Football Teaml, Mr. lack Geraghty tEscort of 1933 Queenl. Mrs. Tony Parisie lThe 1933 Football Queenl, Mr. Manuel Wisbrock lCaptain ol 1933 Football Teaml. avid Fglk Mr. Elmer Richars 1'l'lEYAl.BBOWL The Silver Anniversarj K i at . E 1113. li X 'fr fa. . SPECIAL MAID SPECIAL MAID Miss Sandra Cottin Miss Paulette Hughes Thomas Horton Kenneth Wagoner TERM 6 MAID Miss Io Ann Dill Gary Halls 1 ' 4 5' . t.'1.t . ' u sf - A .C Y 4 TERM 5 MAID TERM 4 MAID Miss Dianne Ianssen Miss lean Butta Iohn Cloud Robert Pieper Football Coronation aids THE YALE BOWL 1. -f',..,. SPECIAL MAID SPECIAL MAID Miss Carolyn Russell Miss Marilyn Young Iohn Dyn Ielirey Herbst ..s 'Qfl, In - w 7 H - , TERM 3 MAID TERM 2 MAID TERM 1 MAID Miss Kathy Yavornik Miss Dana Crump Miss Charlene Cobb Milton Ward Thomas Sandvoss Ierry Brown 7 , ', a' 4-.eff W' .' - ,, , -45 A 1 - ' The Crown-bearer precedes . . . Candidates lor Queen Smiles of Royalty . . . Moments before, nervousness .. . now. happiness Acknowledging Queen Bonnie Evening ol Memories Football Y v i At. Bcxckiield In Motion HOW ONE: Coach R. D. Clilfe. Dove Folk KTri-Cuphl, Coach R. R. Kim. ROW TWO: Bill Uhrig CTri-Copt.J. George Cahill CTri-Copt.l. HEAD COACH MR. RAYMOND CLIF!-'E ASST, COACH MR. RALPH KIRN Aggressive Football Side-line Tension W ' 1 .ei-Q U- TT! Q l,noe , 11 ' E 3 x - WF' l 5 2 S C i 4 I 5 ,Q .Q A 1535 - ii -5:25 A The Old Squeeze Play The Dutch Break Through W 1 ---tr 91 1. Nl, . 71 gm, -.Q , KK ,. L Mgww 'K wf . .K A in yklk S, K Ku KK D A 'Muir yiky K K Em WK . WK H 3, KKK , N. K , 3' 'K Yugi M . K ww A 'R 3 Fu P g ww in M... W- K ' lp . Q -.,, X v-.7 KK ww. x Q' A ., i. , KK MK sw' JE ,Q . 'fik , , N K K , sw KKK v KKK sv x f KK ' W V LY .' 1 . q ' ' . . L ' m - .ff f . V gy fy- Q, V - 51- A M , ., .., , , mi X 'MT K . ,H . M 3 'F v .Q -WP . ,.p w1 - -N is M.. . ' A-via ' K Km .. 1 Km KK z K C. .Q I. .- K . 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A Football Team ROW ONE: R Hoffman, Willard Montgomery, Iasper Iones, Arthur McKinney, Bill Kunes, Bob Cohn tCo'Capt.D, Milton Ward tCo- oss Capt.l, Wayne Iones. Barry Miller, Bob Kaps, Don Shipp, Guy Londe. ROW TWO: Ronald Stephens, Preston Fleischmann, Philippe ' ' ' B ll A l M' hael Henties. William Delaney. David Lemmel, Melvin Wxlmoth, Ioe Abele. Ron Klein. Ierry Hageman. Tom Schneider, i nt e. ic Winterbauer. ROW THREE: Mike Stickler, Kenneth Luithle, Bob Barfield, Ron McKee, Iohn Cloud, Ioseph Ungerer, Steve Lynch, Arthur Gordon, Bob Klatt, Iay Wand, Iohn Romito. ROW FOUR: Ollie Ballentine, Charles Kohl, Bruce Hellmann, Charles Nuttman, Richard Stadler, Paul McCormick, Warren Klawiter, David Davis, Mr. Norman Carlson. HEAD COACH. MR. PETE MERCURIO ASST. COACH MR. NORM CARLSON Soldan 0 Cleveland 6 McKinley 14 Cleveland O'Fallon 0 Cleveland 25 Vashon 6 Cleveland Southwest 0 Cleveland 12 Roosevelt 20 Cleveland Hadley 7 Cleveland 0 Central O Cleveland of Iasper Iones many a time decided a game's out- come. The team, successfully coached by Pete Mercurio and Norm Carlson, will contribute greatly The junior gridmen have tallied enough victories to gain a second place league berth. In the greater percentage of their games, the junior pig-skin carriers have trornped their opposition by a substantial mar- gin. A valuable asset in the deceptive running ability to next Y6G1 S varsity. Tennis Team LEFT TO RIGHT' Bob Mullgardt CM rl Crai Donh P ul Seo It . g .. g , a wcro , Iolm Muller. Bill Siedholf, Dennis Wacker. Bob Waqqoner, Mr Quarles Wetmore. Taking second in league competition, the Castle netmen ended their season with a 6-2 record. The team was led by Captain Larry Biras who saw the Dutch fall only before the Southwest and Beaumont Roosevelt 1 Cleveland 4 McKinley l Cleveland 4 O'Fallon 0 Cleveland 0 Soldan 0 Cleveland 5 Captain Larry Biral ship contender. teams. Coach Charles Wetmore has continued the tradition of keeping our tennis squad a champion Central Vashon Southwest Beaumont 0 0 5 5 1. Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland 11 P tg y Q VV is c- i Cross Country Team 'dia ROW ONE: Al Kemp, lim Warner, Herb Lehner, Bob Lindecke, Lee Kreh, lim Spencer. ROW TWO: Coach Robert Beckerle. Bill Martin. Bob Stull. Bob Pieske. Steve Nuske. Iohn Bradshaw. Al Conway. Don Schaumburg. Steve Funk tMgr.J. Soldan Sumner Roosevelt Southwest Beaumont Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland 1 l-1 + RECORD BREAKERS: Martin. Kemp, Stull, Wamer, Lehner THE RECORD ' 21 McKinley 37 Cleveland 25 O'Fallon 35 Cleveland 16 Vashon 17 Cleveland 21 Hadley 29 Cleveland 50 Central 30 Cleveland ' Low score wins Despite mud-soaked courses and heavy winds, the Cleveland thinclads have run across the wire to a third place berth in the Public High League. Their 8-2 record was for Cleveland the best in almost a decade. This was made possible by tive runners who broke eleven minutes on the two-mile course, a record never before accomplish- ed by Cleveland. These Dutch athletes were Al Kemp, Herb Lehner, Bill Martin. Bob Stull, and lim Warner. With the strong nucleus of returning lettermen, Coach Robert Beckerle looks forward to again having a top competitive team. ll I f 'I ' I Doin' what comes naturally! Swing your pardner! The 'S 8. 3's Part l . 1 1 'lr' , . X! ' N Save some lor me! ! Best catering company on earth! How am I doing Sonny! Qa- hd f 1 Ni Pleased as punch about the nartv! X N Senior Prom Happy smiling people Music by the Sandxnen ' cherry blos- soms and a giant golden Buddha carried out the oriental theme of the 1959 Senior Prom Long awaited but very quickly pas- sed this year s prom has become a misty memory to be cherished forever by Cleve- land Seniors S. 3 C7 I'm gonna hui! and pu!! and blow this note out' xf F Xxx MY lx 4 J Pi Xp ' Q i W The Big Brass! ,-.5535 cu- H - -' :IT-:LQ-. 'si ' 1 sul, ' 'AX -55 f S .. 4 w 5 ' 'FW-' 2, -L?-f-ik '-- -- A 1 03 ,A 3 QL :'6: E T Q. . N' Januar iii A' w.,L:L5fL-ff raduat - QS 5'f h ga Q f 52' X Q2 wig l L l5 J Q - 3 -we gli .S ' .1 fi 9 V 1 J , - M , Q ' rzw l F Myrna ' ,5 qi Tk' L Y LF , '- in .-Q- 47 Q . T m V 1 0115016 ' 'JE :TOPO ff '-:1 5 5M-h To the Graduates of January l959 Education is like an iceberg: nine-tenths of it is hidden below the surface and is never seen. It is this unseen part that is of so much importance to the sailor where the iceberg is concerned and to you where education is con- cerned. It is the hope of us all that we have contributed much to the mass of that hidden part of your education and that it will serve you well in your future endeavors. Q Class of January l959 LEFT TO RIGHT: Maud Poole. Pauletta Hughes. Iane Hampe, Iohn Dyn. Ielfrey Herbst, William Thien I Class Clfflcers Iohn Dyn ...A...., ............ P resident lane Hampe ..,..... ......, V ice-President Maud Poole ..,.,....... .,..,,,....,.,. S ecretary Pauletta Hughes ......,. ,....i. B oys' Treasurer William Thien ..,..... Girls' Treasurer Ieffrey Herbst ....... .,...... S ergeant-At-Arms Class Colors Class Motto Midnight Blue and White Today's Victory is 'l'omorrow's Glory Class Sponsors Miss Lolia V. Gunther and Mr. David Waggener IANET AFF Basketball: Bowl: Dance: I-liking: Softball: G. R. A. award. pin: l Academic C : Discuss. Forum: Cur- ator Award: Student Coun- cil: Major Learn. IUDITH ASMUSSEN Rifle Club: Pep Club: A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per. Class of January l959 WILLIAM ADDISON Audio-Visual, Pres.: Bowl: Radio Club, Pres.: Band: All-City Band: Concert Band: Novelty Band: Orchestra, Pres.: Sp. Music Per.: Speech Act.: Serv. Award: Discuss. Forum: Sq. Dance. SHELBA IEAN ABSHIER 4 . l KAREN ARMSTRONG IANET L. ARNSPERGER Hiking: 2 Academic C : Serv. Award: Span. Club: 7 Academic C . F. T. A.: Curator Award. DANIEL BARTNICK RICHARD BERGMEIER Bowl: Rifle Club. MARY LEE ALBRECHT Student Council: D. E. GERALD BARTAREAU MICHAEL BODAK N LOUIS EUGENE CAMPBELL Audio-Visual: Span. Club: Hi-Fi! All-City Band: Con- cert Band: Orchestra: Sp. Music Per.: Academic C : Serv. Award: Speech Act.: Sq. Dance. 1 Class of Januar l959 CAROL ANN BETLACH ROBERT ARTHUR BIRKE A Cappella: Basketball: Bowl: Acc- Math Club: Track: Swim: 2 Academic demic C : Student Council: Speech Act.: BEVERLY ESTELLE BRANDT Bowl. Serv. Award. lg ,,,VV 1 V F . m A 1 5 -X , .F I 7' I . ?f L' 5'1 : :wait Y .. e if f f' ' ff V 'nv , . ty ::.5L.r ,- - W I gs. J, lp. w H V 91. 5.1 H DAVID LEE BROOMAN Bowl: Key Club: Lettermen's Club: Math Club: Basketball: Football, 2 letters: Track. 2 letters: 6 Academic C : Student Council: Harvard Book Award: Nat'l. Math Test Award: Cur- ator Award. Aa ,hgh , AM. DAVID EDWIN CLARK GARY COUSE Lettermen's Club: Math Club: Football, 1 letter: Gym Team, 2 letters: Soccer: Basketball Coronation Escort. iwfr'5'Y ' Q' '- ' H 'I j 'U ra Sir' . ' ' it .H it. Jil' if.i ..,.3 if B+, 511 if Et it DAVID LEE BOYANCHEK Span. Club. 27-.er lip! X t ALICE BARBARA CIBUIXA Ice Slrato.: Pep Club: Press Rep.: Basketball: Volleyball: Student Coun- cil. lr!m we . .1423 - 'N ELIZABETH IUANITA CUNNINGHAM Speedball: Volleyball: D. E. CHARLES EUGENE DIEMER Span. Club: Math Club: Track: Gym Team: Z Academic C : Curator Award: Major Learn. . - .V A 1.5 S , 12 if 15455 , I. ,. ht-r,.,t.,.5 , . ,L 5 s. by :Wm Tj':'1l's 1155? 1531 TT- ,W ff ' K f:1.g:' ,5L5's:J'Z.' N 'A . 1 Q??f,??m' 1- wkfiflki if . -' ' 'c wlssggv iv sg -' ' 1 ' i 7 1 4 . A. .. . Y X ilwffwftr' - it . Aff-f'v' ' ' ., t- . , - :Ql2l5H'l7lL'Tf,. ' E l Q L, 9'f 'ff 3 Class of Januar l959 THOMAS IULES CREISSEN SHARON RAE CULLI Press Rep.: A Cappella: Swim Team: Drama Club: Webster Hayno: Madrigal: Student Council: Soccer. A Cappella: Sp. Music Por.: Dance: Play Day: G. R. A. award. pin: 1 Aca- demic C : Serv. Award. LEON DAGGS Concert Band: Novelty Band: Orchestra: Sp. Music Per.: Football: Track: Stu- dent Council: Serv. Award. IU DITH LILLIAN DONAHUE A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: O G B: Student Council: Speech Act.: Serv. Award: Major Learn. I .- 11.. i ROSALIE MARGARET DAUB Pep Club: Rifle Club. DARRELL DONIS Baseball: Basketball. B Team: Serv Award. IOHN HARRY DYN RUSSELL LEROY ECKERT . Lettermen's Club: Football Coronation Bowl. Escort: Beacon. Business Mgr.: Baseball. 2 letters: Basketball. 3 letters, Capt.: Student Council, Treas.: Prin. Cab.: Pres. of lan. '59 Class. DAVID FOLK Key Club: Lettermen's Club: Press Rep.: A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Football. 2 letters. Capt.: Academic C : O 6 B Editor: Student Council: Football Coronation Escort. DIANA RAE HAGEMAN N Pep Club: Press Rep.: A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Volleyball: Academic Class of Januar l959 ' SFI KAREN EDELE ROBERT C. FLEMING ,Pep Club: Press Rep.: Basketball: Soft- D. E. 7 K ball: Volleyball: Beacon: O 6. B: Stu- ' , 45 dent Council. il u 'Q I ' 1 e' 7 ' l L LINDA CONSUELO GARCIA Press Rep.: Dance: Sp. Music Per.: Academic C : O G B: Student Council: Sq. Dance: Curator Award: Major Learn. IANE ELLEN HAMPE Pep Club: Press Rep.: G. R. A., Vice- Pres.: Basketball: Hockey: Leaders, Emblem: Play Day: Softball: Speedball: Swim: Volleyball: Trampoline: G.R. A. pin. letter, trophy: Cheerleader, 5 letters. Captain: Basketball Queen '57: Foot- ball Maid '56: Ir. Prom Queen '57: Prin. Cab.: Vice-Pres oi Ian. '59 Class. GLENDA MARIE HAAG Sr. Choir, Vice-Pres.: Sp. Music Per.: Dance: Student Council. IACQUELINE HARTMAN Leaders: Speedbctll: Volleyball: Serv Award. x wr: ' MARIANNE HEINICKE Pep Club: Press Rep.: Madrigal: A Cappella. Treas.: Sp. Music Per.: Bas- ketbcglz Dance: Hockey. Mgr.: Leaders: Spee ball: Swim: Tennis: Volleyball: G. R. A. pin, letter: 4 Academic C : Student Council: Wash. U. High Honors Day: Inter-Youth Conf. IEFFREY HERBST History Club: Key Club, Sec'y.: Letter- men's Club: Math Club: Gym Team, 2 letters: 6 Academic C : Football Coro- nation Escort: Student Council: Prin. Cab.: Sgt.-at-Arms of Ian. '59 Class. IANICE FRANCES HUELS Press Rep Concert Band: Sp, Music Per Sq Dance Dance: Majorettes, 2 letters Captain 2 Academic C : O 6 B Speech Act Serv Award. PAULETTA HUGHES Pep Club: Cheerleaders: Basketball: Volleyball: Ir. Prom Maid '57: Football Maid '57: Sp. Football Maid '58: Prin. Cab.: Boys' Treas. ol Ian. '59 Class. Bowl Baseball B Team: Football: D. E. DONALD KADLEC v Press Rep.: Serv. Award. Class of Januar I959 CHARLES PHILLIP KLEIN ROBERT C. KLUG Audio-Vllual: Madrigal: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Music Pin. OTTO KRA USE Cross Country: D. E., Treas. IUDITH LACEY WALTRAUD TRUDY LOH Pe Club: Rifle Club: Student Council: P Curator Award. GLENDA LEE LUNGSTRUM A Cappella: Bowl: F. T. A.: D. E. GEORGE ALLEN KNACKSTEDT Student Council: Soccer: Basketball Coronation Escort. STANLEY WAYNE KOHLWES Math Club: Academic C : Curator Award: Major Learn. IANET LEKER Pep Club: Rifle Club. Award: Bowl: D. E. LARRY B. LINGLE Press Rep.: Soccer. .15 IAMES LYNCH IANET LOUISE McKAY Basketball: Dance: Hock- ey: Leaders. Emblem: Vol- leyball: G. R. A. award, pin. letter: Gym Club: Trampoline: Band: Sp. Music Per.: Majorettes, gold bar: Academic C : Student Council. Class of Januar l959 SARAH LUPO GLENDA LUSK Pep Club: Roller Skating: Press ReP'7 Orchestra: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: D. E. Basketball: Bowl: Hiking: Academic C : Serv. Award. IANET MCCORMICK SANDRA SUE MCGLASSON Span. Club: Hiking: Trampoline: Serv. Award: Curator Award: Merit Scholar- ship Test: Major Learn. DOROTHY MARGARET MUELLER ROGER METZ Key Club. VicePres.: Lettermen's Club: Press Rep.: F. T. A. Football, 2 letters: Track: Gym Team. 2 letters: Beacon, Assoc. Business Mgr.: O 6 B: Basketball Coronation Escort. IOYCE MATTHEWS A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp Music Per.: Student Coun cil: Serv. Award. ROBERT MELVILLE K YF.: S k SANDRA IOAN PONDER D. E. s Qi PHYLLIS IEAN RAGSDALE Bowl: Speedball: Volley- ball: Ir. Prom Maid '57. Class of Januar I959 ROGER LOUIS NIENKAMP Riile Club. DOROTHY LEE PIERCE A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: 3 Academic C : D. E. im BEVERLY POSNER Pep Club. Treas. G Vice-Pres.: pella: Sp. Music Per.: D. E. DONALD PROMNITZ A Cap- MAUD POOLE Basketball Maid '57: Prin. Cab.: Sec'y. of Ian. '59 Class. KENNETH ROBERTS Bowl: Football. B Team: Student Council: D. E.. Sgt.- at-Arms. HARRY PAUL ROSENTHAL CAROLYN IOYCE ROY Press Rep. T. F. C.: D. E. if ' 'R Haig, Class of Januar I959 CAROLYN ANN RUSSELL IAMES SCHAEYER Pep Club: Basketball: Leaders: Play Satellites: Concert Band: Hi-Fi: Orches- Day: Sp. Football Maid '58: Ir. Red tra: Sp. Music Per.: Student Council. Cross Rep., VicefPres.: D. E. 15 . -r 'Q xg p nn K K H ' K L , A A C' X fl, e .- l!.ifiSt 'I': X- RONALD SCHARDAN Key Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Student Council. IOAN SCHROERS A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Student Council: D. E. :g::,,1.. 1 J. . We . sw X BONNIE LEE SCHMIDT Audio-Visual: Pop Club: Rifle Club: Webster Hayne: All-City Band: Con- cert Band: Hi-Fl: Orchestra: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Speech Act.: Serv. Award: Band Trophy. BARBARA LEE SCHUBSLER Pep Club. Treas.: Sp. Music Per.: Vol- leyball: Academic C : Art Award: O :S B: Student Council: Safety Council. RAYMOND EDWARD SCHOENSTEIN Audio-Visual: A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per. RICHARD SHEETS A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per. Football. B Team: Track, 4 letters Co-Capt.: Student Council. Sgtxxt-Arms SPENCER SONDRA STACY EUNICE M. Span. Club: Drama Club: A Cappella: Pep Club: Volleyball: Basketball Maid Sp. Music Per.: Dance: 3 Academic 55. C : Student Council. Class of Januar l959 ALICE STEHLIN VIOLA ANN TARRANT Webster Hayne: A Cappella' Sr. Choir, P Cl b' A . ' ep u . Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Sp. Music Per.: D. E, ' Music Per.: Hockey: Softball: Tennis Volleyball' O :S B' Student Council IANET ELLA TENNEY Webster Hayne: Basketball: Dance: Hik- inq: Softball: Academic C : Speech Act.: Serv. Award, HARRY WILLIAM TRETTEH Soccer. WILLIAM THIEN Press Rep.: Student Sec'y.: Prin. Cab.: Football and Basket- ball Coronation Escort: Girls' Treas. oi Ian. '59 Class. Council. Cones. HELEN BEATRICE TROST Pep Club' Press Re .' Sr. Choir: Sp. . p . Music Per.: Volleyball. SALLY THYM Madrigal Choir: A Cappella: All-City Choir: Sp. Music Per.: O 6 B: Inter- Youth Conf, ANNA M. VEGYELEK Sr. Choir: Softball: Tennis: Volleyball: Student Council. fn., 4 1 V Vit TI x .EX KATHLEEN VOIROL GERY V ONDER HAAR KENNETH WEN ING ROBERT ZELL D. E.. Pres. ROY C. BALDWIN RONALD LEE FARNEY STANLEY HATLEY RAYMOND CHARLES REINHARDT Press Rep.: A Cappella, Sec'y.: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Football: Soccer: Class of Januar I959 MAUREEN FRANCES VORWITH TERRY E. WEBER Pep Club: Sp. Music Per.: Volleyball. Concert Band: Hi-Fi. Learn. IOHN BEREZA RUDOLPH l. GERING IOI-IN CARL KRISKA Press Rep.: Football, B Team. DENIS M. REINHART CARLO DON TUMMINELLO CAROL IEAN ZIEGER Press Rep.: Madrigal: A Cappella: Sp. lullc Per.: 4 Academic C : O G B: Student Council: Wash. U. Music A- ward: Music Pin: Egyptian Music Camp Scholarship: Sq. Dance: Wash. U. High Honors Day: Curator Award: Major 4 MARILYN YOUNG Pep Club: A Cappella. Sec'y.: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Volleyball: 3 Aca- demic C : Beacon: Sp. Football Maid '58: O 6 B: Student Council: Speech Act.: Wash. U. High Hon- ors Day. WALLACE BURTON A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: D. E.: Bowl. GILBERT GRECO THOMAS MUNSTER CHARLES STROH Januar Senior Superlatives ROW ONE: Trudy Loh, Phyllis Ragsdale, Glenda Lusk, Pauletta Hughes, Dotty Mueller, Barbara Schuessler, Marilyn Young, Ianet AU, Claire Keys, Maud Poole. Carolyn Russell, Diana Hagemann, Ann Vegyelek. Iudy Lacey, Marianne Heinicke, Carol Zloger, Viola Tarrant, Sandy Stacy, Linda Garcia, Iane Hampe, Carolyn Roy. HOW TWO: Richard Sheets, Larry Lingle, Gerald Bartereau. Bill Thien, Iellrey Herbst, Iohn Dyn, Ray Reinhardt. Otto Krause, George Knackstedt, Bob Zell, David Clark, Rudy Gering, Ray Schoen- stein, Charlie Klein, David Folk, Tom Creissen, ROW THREE: Denis Reinhart, Mike Bodak, David Brooman, Harry Tretter. Iames Lynch, James Schaefer. lane Hampe ....., .....,,..... B est All Around ......,.....,, Marilyn Young ...,, ,... M ost Likely To Succeed ,.,,.. Iudy Lacey .,.,....,,,... ..,...... C utest Smile ............ Diana Hagemann .,,,... ,..... B est Dressed ,..,., Ianet McKay .,.......... .. ,, Best Athlete Carolyn Roy , ,...., .,......,,,, M ost Bashful ..,..... . Ann Vegyelek ..,.... Viola Tarrant .....,, Best Sense of Humor Best Personality Pauletta Hughes .,,,,. ,,.,....,.,. M ost Popular ...,....,... Ianet Aff ,..., ,,,.....,,. .,,.....,,... M o st Intelligent i..,,,....,,.. Maud Poole .....,,. .,,,,. P rettiest-Most Handsome .....,, Glenda Lusk . r .. ,, ,,,, , Prettiest Eyes .,... Sondra Stacey ,..,, r . Prettiest Hair Carolyn Russell ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, M o st Spirited ,,,,..,,,.....,. Trudy Loh ..,..,.,,.,,.,, ,,,,,. S mallest and Largest Feet ....... Carol Zieger ,.,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,., B est Musician ,...,,... Glenda Lungstrum ....., Heartiest Laugh Phyllis Ragsdale ,,,,. Linda Garcia .....Y.......,.. Marianne Heinieke Barbara Schuessler Cutest Couple .A ,, Best Dancer Best Singer Chatterbox Clqlre Keys ,,,-.,,A.,,,,,w,., ,,.,,..,,.,.,.,.,. M ost Afl1SllC .................,. Dorothy Mueller ,,,,,,, ,,,., S mallest and Heartiest Eaters Iohn Dyn ,, . Ieff Herbst Larry Lingle George Knackstedt ,. Dave Folk Otto Krause .L Rudy Gering H .. Rich Sheets , Bill Thien , ,L Dave Brooman Gerry Bartareau Harry Rosenthal Tom Creissen Bob Zell Harry Tretter lim Schaefer ,. . Dave Clark Mike Bodak Charlie Klein Y, lim Lynch Ray Schoenstein ,, Ray Reinhardt Denis Reinhart Bring Back Those Good Old Days -- Cha-Cha 43 'J ' ' if f. A - E E? ' e m 'J 'sim QE!! '4 ,i 3? Ff .1-.. L1 They came -- They saw -- They conquered ! 11 Fm-mm Mn Bm Your Knees Are Showinq! Du--Whcn's Up Doc? Winter ws. ,. . fx, Q .fx -. gf VQNQ .-4. Q f 'N X, X' L iss Basketball ft B. as I-.i Miss. Rebecca Lemmel David Lemmel The bcrckroom , . . the secret is told r 5 1 , 31:3 6 Q ie? XJ Q P tv n I .-Niafww x ' Royalty graces the Red Castle A new Queen acknowledged . ,. The Down Beats entertain . . . 1 1 Mullin Heaclliners . . . Russ Carter and Kirby Stone Four The long walk nearly over . .. BEATS A Basketba SPECIAL MAID Miss Elaine Huonker William Thien SPECIAL MAID Miss Noel Kring Stanley Parkinson ,. ' x P A X A is... ..., r SPECIAL MAID Miss Sally Zeller 120 Charles Grimm fu-C M. . ...si 'W I 1 ' if-u SPECIAL MAID Miss ludy Parrott Gary Halls vlaids - . -Q F 41'Q9'9 1 7 ' l 'Z L-..., ., RETIRING QUEEN Miss Jane Hampe William Siedholf lUNlOR MAID Miss Putxicic Koeln Ralph Emmendorfer SOPHOMORE MAID Miss Dorothy Hilgert Roger Metz FRESHMAN MAID Miss Kathy Iochum Donald Lnnrlnn The Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT Rose Romano Donna Wilke. Noel Kring lSpring Capt.l. Barbara Eckenlela Charlene Kuboruat. Pauletta Hughes, Pat Koch. lane Hampe tFa1l Capt.J. Did you ever stop to think that Cleve- land has a squad whose season lasts from September to Iune? It sounds like a long season, but the cheerleading squad accepts it cheerfully with a big smile. From the first gridiron kickoff through the basketball buzzers and pep sessions to the Public League track meet and State Baseball games, these peppy girls are lead- ing the Dutch cheering section in songs and cheers. No matter what the score may be these girls are supporting their teams with everything they have. Basketball , . f f- r , A ai Think they won? I hi r A, .4 9 HEAD COACH MH. EARL IANSEN ' . f Qi ' if ASST, COACH MH. CARLTON NEBEL fl 5 in DYn's las! qdme and a ride off courl . . . -'I Li: it : ROW ONE: Coach Earl lansen. Eugene Harman fllgnl, lohu Dyn IC:pt.J. Fred Braun. Don Radontx. Roger Wattlor. Bruce Malchow. Tom Horton. Lester Mosberqer fMgrJ. ROW TWO: Gary Woods, Iohn Wattler, Larry Biras, Bill Haag, Gene Simmons, Ken Rominel. Bill Rammol, Doug Kulik. 123 R JW I Cleveland I Cleveland I Cleveland I Cleveland I Cleveland I Cleveland Cleveland I Cleveland I Cleveland I Cleveland f' Q 23 ZSSXXXKKRN , 5-fu u ,uf L : Q-X , ' gM X: 4, IP N my yi' 2'- N J ,J V6 ,,, Alumni Crystal City Kirkwood Hancock Vashon Vashon Saint Louis Varsity Scores Non - League Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Christmas Tournament Cleveland Regionals Cleveland Cleveland B Basketball Team Roosevelt Saint Louis Southwest Roosevelt McKinley HOW ONE: Ed Debus- H0961 H91l09fHarold wuuch, Dan nudmwvxch. nxchma mm. lorry weber. Bill Kmkos. ROW TWO: Couch Carlton Nebel. Kenneth Belko, Bob Dutfey, Ioe Ungerer. Robert Pisnke. Terry L'Ange, Dale Bunce, Larry Vickery, Russell Rosenow. Crystal City Saint Iohn's Sumner Kirkwood Beaumont Hancock Saint Mary's McKinley O'Fallon Roosevelt B Team Scores Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland ' The Saint Louis Public High B Team Tournament Vashon Saint Louis S. Lutheran Soldan Southwest Hadley Roosevelt Lindberg Southwest Vashon' Record smasher Lutker On your mark ..... I ,4 ...L.... Hawker makes a tum Carl Berryman pushes away . . . 5 Get set... al' 'AY' 5 ,j,,. I , Diver Steve Whitfic f I P I Swlmml Diver Wayne Gage Sandvoss splashes down the pool ...... ROW ONE: Richard Kissel, Wayne Gage, Tom Brinner, Don Mohr, Bob Birke, Gary Lutker, Tom Sandvoss, Charles Seger, Henry Hollenberg. ROW TWO: Neil Loeiiler, Dennis Iohnson, Steve Whitfield, Dave Brinner, Glen Austin, Ron Mitchell, Tony Amen, Bill Hawker, Charles Grimm, Bob Zeman, Doc Singer. EEIITI 76 70 45 43 57 54 73 60 McKinley ....... .,.... 1 2 3 ff Hadley ....... ...... 1 7 VV 1- - 5 Principia ,......,. ....., 4 3 7' 7 E, Beaumont ..... ..,... 4 5 - 5 3- Soldan ...,... ..,.,. 2 9 it 3, Sumner ...,... ...... 3 4 Central .....,. . ....,. 15 ww O'Fallon .,.............. ......... 2 s Y Relay Carnival ........ .......,, W on 5 When the Dutch tankmen swam their last lap this year, they finished in third place in the Public High League. Earlier they had given their all to beat Roosevelt for a three-way tie for first place. A radical change in the swimming line-up had hoped to bring Cleveland the tie for first place, but the Dutch were over-powered by the strength of the Roosevelt Team. At State, Gary Lutker broke his own 100 yard Butterfly record of l:3.5 to get a new one of 1:2. He also took a second in the 150 yard Individual Free Style. The relay team of Hank Hollenberg. Carl Berryman, Dennis Iohnson, and Tom Sandvoss took fourth place honors. Cleveland wound up sixth in over all competition. At the Beaumont Decathlon, Gary Lutker swam almost every race on the heels of Don Schnuer of Ladue, and finally landed second place honors totalling 2750 points to Schnuer's 2800, Sf: ', Q Nfl!!! .Sy 3 e 2 E 1. Too little to make the team Nga ,gr . One way to save shoe leather ey Club Faculty Game And in this comer we give you. . Hey! What's going on here? I1 Mother could see me now! ... ..gIi 11 .1- -- .1 ,1- ,- X -.- --- M.. , ... ..- .., ,f -1. fl-T Juneiiig raduat if'- 1-C 7 ' ? -1. -.- ig.. L 3- ...- i 1 Q ? -S+. ... X Q.- ,x-X, 4: '-.K .. ,,. 5 sal- --1 S---X 'X -..,- ,- xxx-, -,-, Q ix. 1-.' ,Q ,X Y- R -N , -ff., , X-KH .r - - Q- , X ki. 2 .Sql - Ph CUEDC -. X-T, - 5 ,.- ...Q- 1- To The Class of June l959 It has been said that he is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose. Our seniors have given their time for four years to gain knowledge and an education which they cannot lose. A man, however. is not rich in what he possesses, but he is rich if he wisely uses his possessions. Therefore, it is the wish and the hope of the Cleveland High School faculty that our graduates will so use their knowledge gained here as to bring success and happiness to themselves and a measure of glory to their Alma Mater. Wi Class of June l959 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Laiben. Rebecca Lemmel. Bonnie Long, William Rarnmes. Iohn Wattler. Donald Radentz William Rammes Bonnie Long ...,.. Class Officers Bonnie Laiben ....... Rebecca Lemmel Donald Radentz Iohn Wattler ....... Class Colors Coronet Green and White President Vice-President Secretary . Boys' Treasurer Girls' Treasurer Sergeant-At-Arms Class Motto They Can Conquer Who Believe They Can Class Sponsors Mrs. Ethel Wilson and Mr. Ralph Ballin DORIS BARR Sr. Choir: T. F. C. i . :ly - k ..t .1 . . BARBARA BELEW Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Roller Skating: Volleyball: F. T. A. C ass of SARAH ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Sr. Choir: Pep Club. DONALD L. BEHLKE Bowl: Sr. Choir. June I959 ROBERT ARNOLD 4 k 1 A . N if rx! IO ANN BEISER Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per. Bowl: Beacon Staff: Serv. Award: Major Learn. f . fl 4' -ea. '55 R.. K X GORDON BECKER Academic C : Student Council. WAYNE BEN DER DONALD LEE BENTLER IAMES WATSON BENTLEY Bowl, 3 trophies, Pres., Sec'y.: Band: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Speech Act. Football B Team I : .-- A It PAUL BIPPEN Lettermen's Club. Club: Concert Band: Nov- elty Band: Orchestra: Bas- ketball. B Team: Football. 2 letters: Track. l letter: Student Council. Math ...ml Cass of June l959 IOYCE BERGER O G B: Press Rep. fx-2te1:s.:f:::fs. ws , 5 1 M 2 - 'v.,:gw, 4' . is L f H - ,. - i - . I . W . 'QJ.3:,,'Dg.i ft qs- ay., K-gf ig,-.1 Pagers.- ..?,.:1-Q A I -E-Qiyns, 5 . - . ussv -:- PATRICIA BINGHAM Press Rep.: T. F. C. LARRY STEPHEN BIRAS Lettermen's Club: Press Rep.: Baseball: Basketball: Tennis. Captain: Football Coronation Escort. GENE BLOUNT BERNARD BOHN A Cappella. KENNETH BOLTE A Cappella: Sp. Music Per. V! E X S: P f l CAROL BOSWELL Pep Club: Ice Skating: Basketball: Dance: Hockey: Leaders. emblem: Play Day: Speedball: Tennis: Track: Volley- ball: G. R. A. pin. letter: Gym Club: Trampoline: 4 Academic C : Beacon: Student Council: Sp. Dance Per.: Wash. U. Honors Day. KAREN BRADLEY Pep Club: Madriqal: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Tennis: Academic C : Beacon: Student Council: Serv. Award: Wash. U. Honors Day: Major Learn.: Nat'l. Conf. of Christ. G Iews: Foreign Students Conl.: Betty Crocker Homemaker Award: Ensemble. ARLENE KAY BORESI Pep Club, Treas.: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: G. R. A. Sec'y.: Basketball: Hockey: Leaders: Play Day: Speed- ball: Volleyball: G. R. A. award, pin: Trampoline: 5 Academic C : Beacon: Student Council: Serv. Award: Major Learn.: Wash. U. Honors Day. .gaf IIM BRADY FRED BRAUN Key Club: Lettermen's Club: A Cappel- la: Sp. Music Per.: Baseball: Basketball: Academic C : O 6 B, Editor: Student Council: Speech Act.: Major Learn, TERRY IOE BROWN Concert Band: Hi-Fi: Orchestra: Sp. Music Per.: Baseball, B Team: Football Coronation Escort. Class of June l959 lC ll CELESTE BREIDENBACH Roller Skating. MICHAEL IOHN BRYNAC Rille Club, Track. RUSSELL BRANDT Q09 1 +2 gg, .. 94 X . 'weft S- 5 MC 1 'Fifi .- A TM ,fmt-f',xw.-. 1 3 f LQ if-'TW N.- .L7f1':z'- -f-,-v'5 Y fb -'Q r ww-:Q -f THOMAS BRINNER Al1CliO-ViSUClJ Key Club. Vice-Pres.: Radio Club, Pres.: Webster Hayne: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Swim Team, 2 letters. HALENE PAYE BRYSON Biotic Trail Club: Bowl: Hockey. 469' WALTER EDWARD BUCHHOLZ CAROL BURKE Satellites: Concert Band: Hi-Fi:- Or A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: D. E. chestra. 'if' Class of June l959 Roller Skating. IANICE LOUISE BYRD IUDITH CALDWELL PHILLIP CATANZARO Lettermen's Club, Baseball, 2 letters: Basketball, B Team: Football. 2 letters: Prin. Cab.: Student Council. Pres., Vice- Pres.: Speech Act.: City-Wide Student Council. WILLIAM CLEMENS ws ' ixlliff I IUTTA CEIKA Span. Club, Vice-Pres.: T. F. C.: Novelty Band: Tennis: Academic C : All-Cit Band: Orchestra: Gym Club. PATRICIA CLINE Concert Band: Orchestra. Y IEANNE CI-IAP!-IE Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Tennis: Inter-Group Youth Conf. DALE COLLIER Bowl. Vice-Pres.: Key Club: Lettermen's Club: Football. 2 letters: Track, 3 letters. Co-captain: Beacon, Sports Editor: Boys' State: Student Council. DANNY COMBS SANDRA COTTIN Bowl: Art Award: Beacon An Staff. Span. Club: Madrigal: A Cappella, Vice-Pres.: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Sp. Football Maid '58: Ir. Prom Queen '58 Class of June l959 IULIANNE DANIELS A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Dance: Tennis: Trampoline. BARBARA DAUSCH A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: SANDRA LOU DAVIS Orchestra: A Cappella: Student Council. DALE DESNOYER Lettermen's Club: Concert Band: Hi-Fi Sp. Music Per.: Football. B Team: Track. Tennis: Volleyball. WILLIAM C. DETTMANN Baseball: Cross Country: Track: Soccer. ROBERT DIEBOLD BETSY SUE DIES Press Rep.: A Cappella, Sec'y.: Sp. Music Per.: Basketball: Bowl, Treas.: Dance: Leaders. emblem: Play Day: Swim, Sr. Lile Saving: Volleyball, Rat- ing: G.R.A. pin. letter: Trampoline: 4 Academic C : Beacon, Assoc. Editor: Serv. Award: Major Learn: Wash. U. Honors Day: M. E. N. C. Dance Chorus: Egyptian Music Scholarship: Inter-Youth Qs Conf.: Foreign Student Coni. DIANNE DIETZ Press Rep.: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Ensemble: 5 Academic C : Beacon Serv. Award: Major Learn. r WILLIAM DUFFEY 'K +43 K KAREN ANN DUMMERTH Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Dance: Volleyball: Leaders: G.R.A. award, pin: Beacon: Football Maid '57: M.E.N. C. Dance Chorus: Ir. Prom Committee. Sec'y.: Major Learn. Class of June I959 IOAN MARIE DUNVILLE Dance. IAMES DuVALL :gn . a . . .1 : ,. M Q. 'R 'ins ,. N 0 . r - . CHARLES EDINGER ,J . .Pi ROBERT IOHN EISENHAUER Lettermen's Club: Football, l letter: Track, 4 letters. Captain. ROBERT ERXLEBEN Lettermen's Club: Rifle Club. 2 metals: Baseball. B Team: Football. 2 letters: Track. 2 letters. MICHAEL I- EVANS Bowl: Lettermen's Club: Concert Band: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Football. Q51 fu- feb 4 c 4 BARBARA ECKENFELS Pep Club: Press Rep.: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Tennis: Track: G.R.A. pin: Cheerleader: Art Award: Student Council: Beacon Art Stall: Ir. Prom Maid '58. CAROL ECKERT Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl, Nat'l. Trophy: Play Day: Tennis: Track: Volleyball: Ir. Prom Committee: O G B. -sg, .... ' Ti -E35 'rd ' M..-wt A ix .VA , A . ' fi .. :Z '34 '!,,h1, ., ... ev. f 7N'-rg, H ' T T ' . L ' 9483? -tiki , ROYCE ENDICOTT NAN CAROL ENGEL Madriqal: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Inter-Youth Cont. IACK FENNER Lettermen's Club: Football. 2 letters. IUDITH ANN FRANK A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Roller Skating. Class of June l959 EDWARD EVERS Webster Hayne: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Art Award: Beacon Art Stall. DORIS ANN FEDERSPIEL Pep Club: Press Rep.: Basketball: Hockey: Leaders: Volleyball: Beacon: O 6 B: Nat'l. Conf. ol Christ. G Iews. VIRGINIA RUTH FLEER A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Volleyball: Beacon Art Staff: D. E. KENNETH GENE FLORES Football. FRED C. GELDMACHER Lettermen's Club: Football. 2 letters Track: Student Council. VIRGINIA GERING A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Roller Skating: Academic C Student Council. MARY ANN FERRY Pep Club, Pres.. Vice-Pres.: A Capella: Sp. Music Per.: Basketball. Girls' Nat'l. In' tramural Rating: Hockey: Leaders: Play Day: Ten- nis: Track: Volleyball: G. R. A. award, pin: lr. Prom Committee '58: Ma- jor Learn. IOYCE ANN GANSNER Pep Club: Press Rep.: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl. trophy: Student Council. ROBERT GREATHOUSE Letterman! Club: Gym Team. l letter: Swim, 1 letter. lOAN ANNETTE HAHS Bowl. Class of June I959 IOAN GLASSEN GEORGETTA GRASLE Pep Club: Press Rep.: A Cappella: Sp. D. E. Music Per.: 2 Academic C : Beacon: Serv. Award: Sp. Dance Per.: Major Learn. ROBERT IAMES GREEN WAYNE HAGENSIEKER Bowl, Vice-Pres.: Key Club: Press Rep.: Bowl. trophy: Lettermen's Club: A Cap- Academic pella: Sr. Choir: Football, 1 letter. MEREDITH HANNA KAREN HASSER Pep Club: Speech Act. Pep Club: Volleyball: Basketball. l mcrmnn GREEN BARBARA HAMMER A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Roller Skating: Volleyball: 2 Academic f-525 cl- Class of June l959 SALLY HINN TOM HORTON Dance: Hockey: Play Day: Speedball: Lettermerfs Club: A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Speech Act.: Serv. Award: Sp. Dance Baseball, 1 letter: Balkelhall, 1 letter: Per.: lnter-Youth Cont. Football Coronation Escort. .tm w t FRED HOSSELKUS IACQUELYN LOUISE HUBBARD MABIANN HUCKE Audio-Visual: Bowl: Beacon: Seyv. Pep Club: A Cappella. Sec'y.: Sp. ACcrppella: Sp. Music Per. Award, Music Per.: Volleyball: Student Coun- cil: D. E. ELAINE HUONKER Pep Club: Volleyball: Academic SUSANN HUCKE Sp. Basketball Maid '58: Prin. Cab.l TOMMYE IOYE HUTCHINS Webster Hqyne: A Cqppellq: Sf, Chgifg sllldehl Council, viC8-PICS., S6C'Y.Z II. Academic MCH: T. C., P198 Sp. Music Per.: Dance. P10111 Committee '59- MARXLYN IAFFKE LUCILLE IOHNSON Pep Club: 4 Academic C : O 6. B. Class of June I959 CHARLES A. IONES DAVID FRANKLIN IONES Track. Biology Club: Bowl: Webster Hayne: Madrigal: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Student Council: Speech Act.: Serv. Award. DONNA LEE IONES ROBERT L. KACIN PHYLIS KE!-IRES A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Dance. Concert Band: Hi-Fi: Orchestra. Tennis: Volleyball: 2 Academrc C SHARON KELLERMAN T. F. C. Art Award: Beacon Art Stall KATHY KILFOYLE Basketball: Hockey: Softball: Volley- ball: Academlc C : Major Learn. IAMB DALE KITCHEN W IANET KLAWITER DORIS KNOLL A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Academic Press Rep.: Concert Band, Sec'y.: Sr. Chou, Play Day: Softball: Volleyball: OGB. BARBARA LEE KRENNING Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Track: Volleyball: 5 Academic C : O 6. B: Student Council: lr. Prom Maid '58, NOEL BARBARA KRING Pep Club, Vice-Pres.: G.R.A. Pres., Sec'y.: Basketball. Rating: Hockey: Leaders, Emblem: Play Day: Sports Day: Softball, Mgr.: Speedball: Swim. Sr. Lite Saver: Track: Volleyball, Rat- ing: Trampoline: G.R.A. pin, letter: Cheerleader. 3 letters, Captain: 5 Aca- demic C : O 6. B, Co-Editor: Beacon: Sp. Basketball Maid '58: Ir. Prom Com- mittee, Vice-Pres.: Ir. Prom Maid '58: Major Learn.: Wash. U. Honors Day: Prom Reporter: Foreign Student Conf. FRANCES LAMMERT Pep Club: Basketball: Hockey: Speed- ball: Major Learn. ROY DARRILL LAWSON D. E. Class of June l959 RUSSELL WILLIAM KOCH Bowl. Captain: Lettermen's Club: Bas- ketball. B Team: Football. 2 letters: Track. 3 letters, Captain, All'State. IOYCE ANN KOFRON Sp. Music Per.: D. E. ALEXANDER KRUPSKI Math Club. BONNIE LAIBEN Pep Club: Press Rep.: Basketball: Dance: Hockey: Volleyball: G. R. A. award, pin: Academic C : Beacon: Football Maid '56: Student Council: Prin. Cab.: Boys' Treas. ol Iune '59 Class: Sp. Dance Per.: Foreign Stu' dents Conl. E HERBERT LEHNER Audio-Visual: Bowl: Key Club: Letter- men's Club: Math Club: Webster Hayne. Pres.: Cross Country. Co-Capt., 2 letters: Track: Gym Team, 1 letter: Academic C : Student Council: Speech Act. REBECCA ANNE LEMMEL Basketball: Dance: Hockey: Leaders: Roller Skating: Speedball: G. R. A. award, pin: 4 Academic C : Basket- ball Queen '58: Beacon: Prin. Cab.: Student Council: Sec'y. oi Iune '59 Class: Major Leam.: Wash. U. High School Honors Day: Inter-group Youth: Q.. nm.,-.. nm X. E Cass of June I959 DOROTHY LEOPOLD Rifle Club: Student Council: Bowl. ROBERT LIND A Cappella: Baseball, B Team: 5 Academic LOIS LIPPMANN A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: O 6 B. BONNIE IEAN LONG Press Rep.: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl. Pres.. trophy: G. R. A. a- ward, pin: Trampoline: 2 Academic C : Football Maid '55: Football Queen '58: O 6 B, Co-Editor: Student Council: Prin. Cab.: Vice-Pres. ot Iune '58 Class: Ir. Prom Maid '58, G 5 : : Mfigi . we E IUDY LYNCH Madrigal: A Cappella. Vice-Pres: Sp. Music Per.: Dance: Student Council: City-Wide Student Council: Sp. Dance Per.: lnter-group Youth. GLORIA MAE MARSH Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Dance: Academic .ff .1 ROBERT W. LINDECKE Lettermen's Club: Cross Country. 2 let- ters, Co-Capt.: Football, B Team: Track. NORMAN LINDENLAUB Webster Hayne. Pres.: Speech Act SHIRLEY M. LONG Bowl: D. E. GARY RAYMOND LUTKER Lettermen's Club: Sr. Choir: Swim Team, 4 letters, Captain. RAYMOND MENENDEZ Soccer. Class of June I959 CHARLES EUGENE MARTIN IACQUELINE LOUISE MEES Lettermen's Club: Baseball. B Team: Pep Club: Bowl: Roller Skating: Stu- Basketball. B Team: Football: Track. dent Council. I CAROL HELEN MEYER Rifle Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Basketball: Bowl: Tennis: Volleyball: O 6. B. MARILYN MILLER A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Serv. Award: D. E. ROSE MARGARET MEYER RONALD MICHEL Pep Club: Sr. Choir: Volleyball. ROBERT EDWARD MOLLETT IO ANN MOORE A Cappella. A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Volleyball: - Student Council: D. E. SHIRLEY MILLS Pep Club, Vice-Pres.: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Dance: Hockey: Leaders: Play Day: Roller Skating: 2 Academic C : Student Council: Major Learn.: Wash. U. High School Honors Day. S 1 ROBERT MULLGARDT Radio Club: Webster Hay- ne: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Tennis. Mgr. ANNLTTE MYERS Pep Club: Sr. Cholr. Vice- f Pres.: Sp. Munlc Per.: Rol- ler Skating. Class of June I959 IOYCE MUES IOHN HALDEN MULLER Bowl: Dance: Student Council: Beacon Lettermen's Club: Press Rep.: Madrigal: Art Stall: Sp. Dance Per. A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Baseball. B Team: Basketball. B Team Mgr.: Tennis: Soccer. MELINDA ELLEN MURRAY WILLIAM MUTZ A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Dance: Serv. Award: Sp. Dance Per.: Learn. Major 5 3 c . .2 KATHLEEN NICHOLAS PATRICIA ANN O'HANLON Bowl. Mr wzffvg av 32. iv, f , '- '5-F3 - Q. J. 4 il: .Z . . ELLEN I.. MURPHY A Cappella: Sp. Mullc Per.: Hockey. DONALD lOl-IN NBMEC Bowl: Drama Club: His- tory Club: Math Club: Press Rep.: Webster Hay- ne: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Academic C : Sq. Dance. Mgr. ot Beacon. 1 C, Class of June l959 RUTH ANN OHR ANITA RUTH OVERBEY POD Club: Press Rep.: Basketball: Roller Basketball Maid '57: Student Council. Skating: Trampoline: Asst. Business FRED PARKER Bowl, 3 trophies: A Cappella: Sr. Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Football, B Team. STANLEY PARKINSON l..ettennen's Club: A Cappella: Sr. Choir, Pres.: Sp. Music Per.: Football, 2 letters: Track: Boys' State: Student Council. Corres. Sec'y.: Ugliest Man '58: Football and Basketball Coronation Escort. SHIRLEY PARMANTTE ELEANOR PARNELL MARCIA LYNNE PAUL RUTHANN LOUISE PAULY Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Mddrigal: A Cappella: Sp. Muslc Per.: Pep Club: Madrigal: A Cappella Sp Sr, Choir: Dance: D, E, Holler Skating. Music Per.: Bowl. Basketball : Dance. KATHLEEN PELCZYNSKI IAMES ALBERT PESEK Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Lellefmerfs Club: Track. 3 letters. WANDA L. POLLARD Art Award. DONALD RADENTZ Lettermen's Club: Press Rep.: A Cap- pella: Baseball: Basketball. 2 letters: Beacon: Prin. Cab.: Girls' Treas. of Iune '59 Class: Ir. Prom Committee. NORMAN RENNER Class of June I959 DONALD ANTHONY PIEPER ROBERT PIEPER Lettermen's Club: Football: Track. Lettermerfs Club: Football. 2 letters: Track: Prom Reporter. IANICE PRAECHTER Pep Club: Volleyball: D. E. IUDITH ANN RADOSEVICH Bowl. CHARLES PUSTER Bowl. WILLIAM LEE RAMMES Lettermen's Club: Baseball, B Team: Basketball, 2 letters: 3 Academic C : Student Council: Prin. Cab.: Harvard Book Award: Pres. ol Iune '59 Class. CAROL RI'I'I'ER Dance: Track: Volleyball: Gym Team: G. R. A. award. pin: Art Award: Beacon Art Staff. DAVID LOUIS RUECKER Audio-Visual: Concert Band. N r WILLIAM M. ,JA X! 5,51 ,ski I alt V.: , t K ,vi Ll ,W4 fJ1x7 'C:f.g,-L.l I Y . l ' Lib., HEATHER SAN G RUTH ANN SCHENK Class of June l959 IOAN MARIE BOTH Span. Club: Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Dance: Sp. Dance Per. NANCY ELLEN RUDDER Pep Club. Sec'y.. Vice-Pres.. Pres.: Pfill Rep.: Basketball: Dance: Hockey: Lead- ers: Speedball: Volleyball: G. R. A. a- ward, pin: Gym Club: Trampoline: Bea- con: Student Council: Sp. Dance Per. IUDY SANBURN A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Leaders. THOMAS BLM!-ZR SANDVOSS Lettermen'e Club: Track: Swim Team. 3 letters: Boys' State: Student Council: Football Coronation Escort: Soccer. DANIEL SCHIBLE Bowl: Drama Club: Press Rep.: Webster l-layne: Track: 8 Academic C : Art Award: Beacon. Editor: Boys' State: O 6 B. Business Mgr.: Prtn. Cab.: Beacon Art Stall: Ir. Prom Committee: Major Learn.: Wash. U. Hlqh School RAYMOND SCHNEIDER Key: Club, Pres.: l.ettermen's Club: Basketball, B Team. 1 letter: Track, 1 letter: Student Council: Sp. Music Per.: Football, l letter. Honore Day. Class of June I959 BERTHANN C. SCHOENFELD Audio-Visual: Madrtqal: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl: Roller Skating: Volleyball: G. R. A. award. pin: D. E. IOHN WILLIAM SCHULTI-IBIS Math Club: Rifle Club, Pres.: Webster Hayne: Concert Band: Novelty Band: Sp. Music Per. LINDA SHANEYFELT D. E. DONALD SMITH MICHAEL SHIPP Audio-Visual: Band: Crocs Country: Track. STANLEY A. SMITH A Cappella: Sp. Muslc Per.: Student Council. ROBERTA IEAN SCHVJEISGUTH Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Basketball: Bowl: Roller Skating: Volley- ball: Serv. Award. I I :Ames sHU'm.r:won'r1-I MARILYN SEEMAITER Pep Club: Press Hep.: Tennls: Volley- ball: 6 Academic C : Major Learn.: Wash. U. Honors Day: Foreign Stu- dents Conl. I RICHARD SKINNEH rf- - psi. HENRY STEIGER WILLIAM H. S'l'REI'l'Z Lettermen'l Club: Sr. Cholr: Track. 4 letten. Class of June l959 CHERYL SPENGLHR SHARON STEFFEN Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Volleyball. SANDRA LEE Softball: D. B. IO ANN STOCKGLAUSNER STREITZ A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Roller Skating: Speedball: Gym Club: 5 Aca- demic C : Wash. U. Honon Day: Major Learn.: Forelqn Students Conf. IANICE STEVHNSON D. E.: Bowl. CHARLES STUCKE Concert Band: Hl-Fl: Or- chestra: Sp. Muslc Per.: Student Council: Speech Act.: Ford lndunt. Alt: Contest. SHIRLEY IANFI' S'l'UCKMl-IYER PATRICIA STULL Softball. Press Rep.: Volleyball: Bowl. .8 WILLIAM SUTTON ROBERT LEON TAYLOR Lettermen's Club: Press Rep.: Football: Track: O G B. Class of June l959 IO ANN SUAREZ DONALD SUTTON A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Dance: Volleyball. VICTOR ANTHONY SZUBA History Club: Webster Hayne. KAY ELLEN THURMAN Pep Club: Press Hep.: All-City Band: Concert Band: Novelty Band: Orchestra: Sp. Music Per.: Tennis: Volleyball: Trampoline: 6 Academic C : Girls' State: Serv. Award: Inter-group Youth: Wash. U. Honors Day: Major Learn.: Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Award. KAROL TAYEK Pep Club. MARY TOOMBS Pep Club: Tennis. BETTY SYMSACK LORRAINE IANFI' THOMAS A Cappella: Sp. Music Per DONNA TOSSICK 5 WIIJJAM TSCHUDIN D. E. PATRICIA URBAN Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Roller Skating: Serv. Award. 1 DENNIS VOISEY Rifle Club: Orchestra. Class of June l959 MARY 1'm:oN A X . WT .iilflllif f - :.frfi,,1g1 i .- ff ' 0 GENEVA TUCKER WILLIAM UHRIG D. E. Letterman! Club: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Football. 2 letters. Co-captain Track. BARBARA VITCHNER IOYCE VOGEL Webster Hayno: Sp. Music Per.: Basket- D. E. ball: Hockey: Leaders: Softball: Swim: Academic bu . , . i l.:. Z M35 SHIRLEY VON BEHREN Art Award: Speech Act. Class of June l959 KENNETH C. WAGENER ROBERT WAGGONER Lettermen's Cluh: Press Rep.: Baskq- Concert Band: Novelty Band: Hi-Fl: ball, B Team: Track, 1 letter: Gy! Tennis: Speech Act. Team: Swim Team: Student Council: Football Coronation Escort. IOHN JEROME WATTLER Key Club. Treas.. Vice-Pres.: Lettermen's Club: Baseball, 2 letters, Captain: Bal- ketball. 2 letters: 2 Academic C : Student Council: Prin. Cab.: Sgt.-at-Arms ol Iune '59 Class: Business Mgr. ol OSB. PATRICIA WHITE IANET RUTH WATTS KAREN LEE WERTICH Webster Hayne: A Cappella: Sp. Music A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Bowl Swim: Trampoline. Tennis: Volleyball: Beacon: Nat'l. Cont of Christ. 6 Iews. DONALD FRANCIS WILLIAMS GERALD F. WOEHRLE Bowl: Track: D. E. Track: Speech Act. NERINE WYATT AGNES YUNG Bowl: Dance: 4 Academic C : Art Track: Volleyball. Award: Beacon Art Stall: Major Learn.: Sp. Dance Per. Per.: Basketball: Bowl: Dance: Softball: Sec'y.. trophy: Dance: Roller Skating' ALVIN ALLEN FRANK BERGER RON HAFFER ROGER KRENNING Lettermen's Club: Baseball. B Team: Track, 1 letter: Student Council. HARRY OI-ILENDORF WILLIAM PHILLIPS DENNIS WEBBER Class of June I959 ALAN ZBLLER I-'RANK I. ZIEGLER Bowl: Span. Club: History Club: Web- Bowl: Math Club: Academic C : Stu- stor I-Iayno: Boys' State: F. T. A.. Pros. dent Council: Beacon Business Mgr. LEROY BARTA LEROY ECKSTEIN IRWIN HENRICKS IAMES MARTIN IOHN PATTERSON BARBARA SCHAEFER Volleyball. DAVE WHEELEHON DAVID BECKMAN PHYLIS FENDER IOI-IN ILLERT WILLIAM O'FALLON IAMES PERRY RICHARD SHELBY IOHN VOGEL June Senior Superlatives HOW ONE: Sandra Cottin. Becky Lemmel, Bonnie Long, Nancy Rudder. Iulie Daniels. Karen Dummerth. Barbara Eckenlels. Sharon Steffen. Karen Bradley. Kay Thurman. Karen Hasser. Betsy Dies. Sally Hinn. Noel Kring. Bonnie Laiben. Carol Boswell. Diane Dietz. Doris Federspiehl. Ioyce Mues. Peggy Meyer. ROW TWO: Fred Parker. Ierry Brown. Iaclr Fenner. Larry Blras. Don Radentz. Fred Braun. Bill Uhrig. Stan Parkinson. Bill Dettmann. Bill Mutz. Phil Catanzaro. ROW THREE: Fred Geldmacher. Al Holst. Bd Even. Bill Ramxnes. Ierry Wattler. Dale Collier. Paul Bippen. Bob Lind. Tom Brinner. Ken Wagener, Harry Ohlendort. Bonnie Long ........ Betsy Dies .,.......... Iudy Lynch .............. Karen Dummerth .. Carol Boswell ...... Tommye Hutchins Karen Hasser .......... Nancy Rudder ........ Becky Lemmel ...... Kay Thurman ...... Barb Eckenfels ...... lulie Daniels ...... Peggy Meyer ...... Noel Kring ....... Ioyce Mues ........ Dianne Dietz ...... Karen Bradley ...... Doris Federspiel ........ Bonnie Laiben ........ Sandy Cottin ....... Fran Lammert ...... Phylis Kehres ...... Sharon Steffen ...... Best All Around Most Likely To Succeed Cutest Smile Best Dressed Best Athlete Most Bashiul Best Sense of Humor Best Personality Most Popular Most Intelligent Prettiest-Most Handsome Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Most Spirited Smallest and Largest Feet Best Musician Heartiest Laugh Cutest Couple Best Dancer Best Singer Chatterbox Most Artistic Smallest and Heartiest Eaters Bill Rammes Tom Brinner . 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Don Radentz, Phil Catanzaro. Gus Frank. ROW TWO: Larry Biras, Ierry Wattler, Iohn Dyn, Darrell Donll. Dave Seipp. ROW THREE: Ron Yanker tMgr.7. Carl Weber iMgr.J. Bill Hagg, Tom Horton. Fred Braun. Bruce Mills fCo-Capt.l. Chuck Hasser tCo-Capt.l. Gene Simmons. Rich Pilas. Bill Matton. Al Stallings. Virgil Tucker CBat Boyl. Coach E. Iansen, Coach C. Nebel. HEAD COACH MR. CARLTON NEBEL ASST. COACH MR. EARL IANSEN Dutch Blank U. City In Final The Diamondmen gave Cleveland its first State Baseball Championship by defeating University City 2-0 in a tense final. U. City threatened the Dutch lead several times. Bruce Mills held the Indians to only four hits and was the outstanding pitcher of the tournament. Fred Braun and Mills scored the only runs. Braun and Chuck Hasser each got two hits as Hasser compiled a .545 averag-e which was a hit shy of the state record. Coach Carl Nebel guid- ed the Dutch through a 6-1 Sikeston victory and a 19-8 Ioplin victory in earlier contests on their march to capture the State final. Against Sikeston, Iohn Dyn hit a needed double to bring in two insurance runs. Against Ioplin, the Nebelmen scored nine runs in the first inning. Thirteen men batted before the side was retired. Rich Pilas held Ioplin to seven hits. Chuck Hasser led the scoring attack with four hits in five trips to the plate. A home run by Hasser totaled seven runs batted in for the day. Dutch Capture P. H. l.. Crown Even though they lost a fine battle to Roosevelt 6-2, the Dutch managed to edge the Rough Riders from a tie for first place with Southwest and Beau- mont by continuing their season undefeated. The Dutch ended the season with a 21-1 record. With Coach C. Nebel and Coach E. Iansen at the helm, the pitching staff of Bruce Mills C8-ll, Rich Pilas K6-Ol, and Al Stallings K5-Ol contributed greatly to the team's success. Co-Captains Mills and Hasser Accept A Well-Deserved Trophy Baseball Champs Come On! lust u hit...c walk. Uanythingl Hasser Comers the Sacks! Nebel: Still Lite Study! The Dutch Connect! V ft .1.,.Q af. 1, XY af .lu 5203 Woods With An Eye On Home! Emotions Of A Victorious F in lel 351 gl. sm,-ga 'Q 'i' iaaif G? ..-an-sr ,Q -1'-Mu 45 a k ,s m , Q ,,:.. 4 kW . ' H W 'ig- MJ' -.N . H, , SA, - M mf, .- 1 -as' . mwah N' i...D Z 'W I 1-Iv 'iv'---wut, 'W Ta W I AL ww' , AQ N 09.5 -V nw . si, .. ' 9' , . P 04 ' ' K! ww - . U ' MQ N H '!,,..u'v ,N ,, M ' '9- M 3 Q1 L., , 'K N -1- 4 ' an ' 1 'H 7 . , ,J WRQMQ .. all W 3-S?J JZf5' , ,Ik -Q. m Y' lb '-1 s iw 9 av-'x I Y. 6.1 ,W WW , H-E M-aff 5 we 1 ' 9' Q 'Q 43. M- X, V V gi , - Nut fm ,. qv 9.9- ,l415f, 'f'!f is N K! aQl,Q Xvepw Mw- X- ,gwu W, N as Surf' 3 Aiwa X 'QE 1 1 'Y Fr4'A dna-f 1 'ul' -.Am A 'QQ -:P- 525-3 1. 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Braun Making Thlrdl - 'Sb 4 2 'ex la C Q: JH uf, U SY 'N The Dutch March To State Cleveland 4 St. Louis 3 District Cleveland 5 McKinley 0 Cleveland 9 Sectional Festus 3 Cleveland 19 Ioplin 8 State Cleveland 6 Sikeston 1 Cleveland 2 University City 0 B Team Baseball ,wr HOW ONE: Phil Noll, Bill Krakos, Mel Wilmoth, Ierry Thompson, Gene Branson, Larry Boerschiq, Phil Gumpert, Iohn Houston, Bill Dowdy. ROW TWO: Coach Norman Carlson, lack Weston, Al Hill, Bob Iochurn, Rich Kranze, Roger Wattler, Ioe Abele, Iim Thompson. 186 r, , kt! Track l953 ROW ONE: Coach Mercurio, Sonny Fauss. Ioe De Cristofaro, Rich Stuppe, Boyd Bender. Ray Wichman. George Love. ROW TWO: Bob Erxleben. Gene Murray. Stan Parkinson, Charlie London, Greg Kulik, Tom Sandvoss. Wilburn Grove. ROW THREE: Rich Sheets, Roger Krenning, Emil Fett. Bill Kunes. Bob Lindecke. Ray Schneider. Iohn Heil. ROW FOUR: Lynn Paubel. Milton Ward. Tom Schneider. Fred Geldmacher, Bob Taylor. Bill Link. Iim Pesek. ROW FIVE: Mike Lentz. Ierry Bridges. Bill Uhrig, Rich Charlton, Dale Collier, Gary Halls. Dave Brooman. ROW SIX: Don Smith. Iasper Iones. Dennis Eads. ROW SEVEN: Herb Lehner. Don London. Ken Ianssen, Russ Koch, Paul Bippen. Bob Armor. Fred Voegtli, Ron Schmidt, Bill Martin. This year's team undoubtedly was the best team Cleveland has had since 1934. The thinclads won all their meets defeating such stalwarts as Maplewood and Ferguson. For the first time in many years the team has had field men to compare with the fine material Cleveland is known to have had in the past. Many times Cleveland men were fighting each other for first place. Boyd Bender and Ray Wichman ran consistently against each other to the wire. Bender tied the city record lor the 220 yd. dash, but he was 1, . not the only standout. The team of Eisenhauer, Collier, Charlton, and Halls broke the Relay Carnival record in shot-put. Cleveland placed more men in Field Day than they have in a long time. The Dutch completely dominated the shot-put event with Charlton winning the Iunior Division and Collier edging Eisenhauer by a mere three inches for the Senior Division and iirst place. Four made the All-State squad: Bender, Koch, Eisenhauer, and Collier. The team's success depended greatly upon the coaching and guidance of Coach Pete Mercurio and his assistant, Mr. Bob Beckerle. iv I67 C eve-land Time - eepers DAVE PELANT Orange and Blue Photographer I-'RED BRAUN Orange and Blue Editor. Spring ALEXANDRA BOURG Orange and Blue Co-Editor. Spring GARY WOODS Student Council Pres., Fall PHIL CATANZARO Student Council Vice-Pres.. Fall Student Council Pres., Spring ELAINE HUONKER Ctudent Council Vice-Pres., Spring DAN SCHIELE Beacon Editor Orange and Blue Business Manager BETSY DIES Beacon Associate Editor IOHN DYN President of the lanuary Class IANE HAMPE Vice-Pres. of the Ianuary Class Cleveland Time- eepers NOEL KRING Orange and Blue Co-Editor. 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