Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)
- Class of 1960
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SVOBODA Principal of Grover Cleveland High School l l ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS FERN M. OESTEREICH Asslstant Principal Grover Cleveland High School GEORGE K. MEINHARDT Assistant Principal of Grover Cleveland High School IN MEMORIAM R :ph B II FACULTY ALUMNI M Edl F MRGIIp EEHI ART Mr. Ray Cliffe Mr. James Elliott COMMERCIAL Miss Charlotte Balhnann Mr. A. H. Helhnich Miss Harriot Hoffman Mrs. Shirley Jorgensen Miss Hazel Kellogg Mr. Ralph Kirn Miss Clarice Twenter COUNSELORS Miss Constance Brown Miss Jessie McLean Miss Violet Stanton DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Miss Eloise Wahlfeld ENGLISH Mr. Ralph Ballin Miss Bessie Campbell Miss Mary Ann Connors Mr. Herald M. Doxsee Mrs. Marguerite German Mr. Robert M. Junker Miss Jeanette Miller Miss C. O7Connor Miss Evelyn Robinson Mrs. Marsha W. Tobias Miss E. Waddock Mr. Charles Wetmore Mrs. Ethel Wilson Mrs. Carolyn Wostenholm FOREIGN LANGUAGE Miss Marie Brown Mr. William F. Hall Mrs. Waltraute Holst Miss Karin J ansson Mr. Charles Marchesseault HEALTH Miss Lelia Gunther Mr. Carlton Nebel HOME ECONOMICS Miss M. I. Mann Miss Esther Rahmoeller Miss Erma Schroeder INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. George Garoian Mr. Pete Mercurio Mr. Tom Mintle Mr. Edward Murphy Mr. John Simpson MATHEMATICS Mr. Robert Beokerle Mr. E. Carlson Miss Ruth Dolan Mr. James Julian Miss Marguerite McCann Mr. E. Sohueneman Mr. David Woodworth MUSIC Miss C. L. Mann Mr. Lawrence Mantese PERSONAL SAFETY Miss Margaret Boland Mr. John Noon PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Arlene M. Cramer Mr. Earl Jansen Miss Charlotte Lewis Mr. Ray Singer Mrs. Shirley Theodore SCIENCE Mr. Robert Atterbury Mr. Paul Doudna Miss Margaret Fleming Mrs. Donald Seymour Mr. Robert Waggoner Mr. R. C. White THE FACLI LTY SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Billy Almond Mr. Carl Briggson Miss Lillian Cromer Mr. William Justice Mr. Theodore Kirckhoefer Miss Charlotte Pope Miss M. Randolph Miss Loretta Schelich Mr. Edward Snider Mr. David Waggener Miss Sue Weir Mr. John Wyrick NURSE Miss Helen Weaver BOOK CUSTODIAN Mr. Robert J. Davisson OFFICE Miss Mary M. Blazicek Mrs. Lois P. Bretz Mrs. Adele Heinrich Miss Lee Hoffman LIBRARIAN Mrs. Mildred Miller WEATHER SPRING RAIN SNOW I 4 TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY I96O Congratulations to you, our seniors, on your completion of twelve years of education. I trust that you did not consider it as a misfortune to be endured during your childhood, but rather that it was a part of the development of your highest powers, and that you will continue your education throughout your lives. hwy hasta. CLASS OF JANUARY I96O LEFT TO RIGHT: James Warner, Sally Zoller, Douglas Kulik, Jo Ann Dill, Gene Murray, Nancy Cowie CLASS OFFICERS DOUGLAS KULIK .....,, ........ P resident JO ANN DILL A .,.,., NANCY COWIE ....... GENE MURRAY ....... SALLY ZOLLER ....... JAMES WARNER Class Colors Rust and White Vice-President Secretary Girls' Treasurer Boys, Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Class Motto GTO create, not to imitatef' Class Sponsors Miss L. V. Gunther and Mr. D. Waggoner CLASS OF JANUARY I960 WILLIAM RAY ANDERSON Bowl 4-g Band 4-g Gym Team 23 Soccer Ig Sp. Music Per. GERALD PAUL ANGUS Distributive Education. WILLIAM ROBERT APPLEGATE Press Rep. 3g Webster-Hayne 1. ROBERT CROF T ARMER Letterman's Club 25 A Cappella 2g Sr. Choir 25 Varsity Football, 1 letterg MB Team Football 3, I letterg Track Team 2g Academic C lg Student,Counci1 Rep. 2. ARTHUR GEORGE BARHORST IR. A Cappella Ig Sp. Music Per. BETTY LOUISE BARRETT Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Perg Bowl 2g Serv. Awardg Pep Club 2. AGNES MARIE BECKER Volleyball 2. PATRICIA KAY BOEMER Distributive Education 2g A Cappella 4. RONALD BOHAC Bowlg Student Council Rep. 4g Foreign Student Conf.g Nat. Bowl Trophy. KAREN MARIE BONHAM Scholastic Art Awardsg Art Staff, Ass't Editorg Religious Poster Contest, Ist placeg Pep Club 1. CLASS OF JANUARY I96O CHARLENE MARY BOSTER Basketball 45 Hockey 25 Leaders 45 Play Day5 Softball 25 Volleyball 2, Mgr.5 Athletic Award, letterg Speech Tour- nament. ARLINE FLORENCE BOUVATTE G.RA., Treas. 25 Basketball 65 Gym Club 25 Hockey 25 Leaders 4, Emblem5 Play Day5 Roller Skating 25 Soft- ball 65 Speedball5 Track and Field 25 Volleyball 65 Athletic Awards, pin, letter5 Sports Day5 Squares and Circles. CONSTANCE K. BRAUER Press Rep. 25 Dance 25 Gym Club 85 Track and Field 25 Athletic Award, letter. ROBERT BUBAN C. RAEDEAN CARMACK A Cappella 45 Sp. Music Per.5 081B 15 Student Council Rep. 25 T.F.C. 15 Span. Club 1, Sec'y. NANCY COWIE Sr. Choir 25 Sp. Music Per.5 Basketball 65 Bowl 45 Gym Club 25 Hockey 45 Swim Team5 Tennis 25 Track and Field 25 Volleyball 45 Athletic Award, letter5 Academic HC 25 Football Maid, '595 Principal's Cabinet5 Student Council 15 Pep Club 15 Junior Prom Maid, '585 Jan. Class '60, Sec'y.5 Junior Prom Committee. TIMOTHY CUNNINGHAM VIRGINIA DeGONIA Basketball 85 Gym Club 45 Hockey 25 Leaders 45 Play Day5 Softball 45 Speedball 45 Swim Team 55 Tennis 15 Track and Field 45 Volleyball 45 Athletic Award, pin, letter, trophy. JO ANN DILL Press Rep. 25 Sp. Music Per.5 Basketball 15 Hockey 15 Track and Field 15 Volleyball 15 Academic HC 25 Foot- ball Maid, '585 Principal's Cabinet 45 Student Council 25 Speech Activities5 Jan. Class '60, Vice-Pres.5 Junior Prom Maid, '585 Pep Club 45 Squares and Circles 25 Major Learners. CAROLYN JANE DIPPEL Sp. Music Per.5 Track and Field 15 Pep Club 15 Squares and Circles 1. EUGENE EDINGER Webster-Hayne 2g Pep Club 2g Major Learner. CLASS OF JANUARY I960 BRENDA JOYCE DOBYNS A Cappella 8g Sp. Music Per.g Gym Club lg Roller Skate 2g Madrigal lg Ensemble 2. JAMES DOMACHOWSKI CRAIG DONIS Key Club, Nat. Con.g Letterman's Club 6g Tennis Team 6, 3 lettersg Beacon Staffg O8zBg Student Council Rep.g King of Senior Prom, '6O. JOYCE ECKER RALPH EMMENDORFER CHARLOTTE ETWERT Span. Club lg Basketball 35 Volleyball 1. WILBERT CARL FAUSS Letterman's Club 45 Press Rep. lg Band 8g Conc't Band 8g Hi Fi 85 Orchestra 8g Sp. Music Per.g Basketball 2g Football 4g Track Team 6g Prin. Cabinet lg Student Council 2. OMA MARY FEDKE Press Rep. 6g Band 2g Orchestra 2g Volleyball l. Q JOYCE HELEN EDWARDS Track and Field lg Volleyball 2g Academic C lg Squares and Circles l. .IUDITH ANN GOVREAU A Cappella 25 Sp. Music Per.5 Basketball 45 Gym Club 25 Student Council 15 Pep Club 2. CLASS OF JANUARY I96O SHARON VIRGINIA FIGGINS SANDRA ELAINE FREIERMUTH Volleyball 15 Squares and Circles I. BARBARA ANN GLOCKNER Basketball 15 Bowl 45 Volleyball I5 Academic C 2. EVELYN GOLTZ A Cappella 65 Sp. Music Per.5 Bowl 25 Ensemble 3. WILBERN HOWARD GROVE Hist. Cl Team 2. ub 25 Letterman's Club 25 Football 65 Track THOMAS L. HABER JR. Audio Visual 8 Pres.5 Bowl 85 Key Club 4 Sec'y5 Cross Country, 2 trophies5 Serv. Award, Silver ping Squares and Circles. KAREN FRANCES I-IADDERFELD Webster-Hayne 25 Sp. Music Per.5 Tennis 25 Track and Field 25 Athletic Awardg Academic C 25 Squares and Circles 2. TOM HAGEMANN Sr. Choir 25 Basketball 25 Soccer I5 081B 25 Sp. Music Per. CHARLES GRIMM Press Rep. 25 Sp. Music Per.5 Track Team 45 Swim Team 45 O8zB 15 Student Council 65 Football Es cort: Basketball Escort. JANET EILEEN HAHN Press Rep. 2g A Cappella 4, Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per., Academic C lg Pep Club l. X WILLIAM HENRY HOLLENBERG Span. Club 4, Treasg Letter- man's Club lg Gym Team lg S p e e c h Activitiesg Service Award Ig Swim Team 7, Capt. 22 WILLIAM DAVIS HAWKER Audio Visual 65 Key Club 4g Letterman's Club 3, Rifle Club 5g Swim Team 6, 3 lettersg Academic C 3, Student Council lg Service Award, Bronze ping Har- vard Book Award '58. REBECCA HITT A Cappella 43 Sp. Music Per.g Volleyball lj Pep Club 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee. CHARLES HOGAN Bowl 4g Lettermanls Club 4g Track Team 2g Inter- Group Youth Conf. JAMES RUSSELL HELLWIG Bowl 43 Sp. Music Per. 2g OSLB 2g Student Council lg Inter-Group Youth Conf., Squares and Circles 1. PATRICIA K. HOCKADAY Band 4g Conc't Band 83 Sp. Music Per. 85 Dance 69 Major Learnersg Corps de Ballet lg Sp. Dance Per.g Band letters 45 Squares and Circles 2. SUE HOLLENBERG F.T.A. lg Roller Skating 1. GARY ALFRED HALLS Bowl 25 Key Club 4g Letter- man's Club 4, Band 85 Conc't Band 85 Hi Fi 85 Orchestra 85 Sp. Music Per.g Football, 6, Capt., Track Team 23 Student Council 25 Football Escort, '58g Basketball Escort, '58. JERRY G. JOHNSON Span. Club, Vice-Pres.g Sec'y., Treas.g A Cappella 5g Sr. Choir 2g A Cappella, Pres.g Vice- Pres., Accornpanist, Music Council, Student Council lg Egyptian Music Camp Scholar- ship. CAROLE LEA KENNEDY A Cappella lg Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per. E DOUGLAS GEORGE KULIK Key Club, Sec.g. Letterma.n's Club 6g B Team Baseball 23 Varsity Baseball 63 B Team Basketball 3g Varsity Basket- ball 5g Principa1's Cabinetg Student Council 4-5 Pres., Jan. '60 Classg Football Escort '59. DELORES KESTLER L BETTY JANE KNES DE- 29 B0w14s P1aY Day- A A Cappellag Sr. Choirg Sp. JEANNE KOEHLER Gym Club. IRENE EVELYN KOSTYSHOCK A Cappella 2g Sp. Music Per.g Basketball 4-3 Hockey 23 Play Dayg Volleyball lg Athletic Award, letter. Music Per.g Serv. Awards 2. MARY ELLEN KOHL A Cappella 63 Sp. Music Per.g Basketball 2g Basket- ball Ratingg Dance 4g Leaders 6g Athletic Award, letterg T.F.C. 4g Squares and Circles 2g Major Learn- ersg Sp. Dance Per. RAYMOND KUBE Band 4g Conc't Band 4. BETTY J EAN KERN ARLEEN ROSEMARY LANSER Sr. Choir 6g Sp. Music Per CLASS OF JANUARY I96O .LARRY LEAHART ANNETTE MARY LEKER Sharp Shooters 45 Bowl 4-g Swim Team 65 Athletic Award, G.R.A. letterg Service Awardg D.E. 4. WILLIAM E. LINK Letterman's Club 2g Track Team 2g Gym Team 2. DON LONDON Letterman's Club 6g Track Team, 3 lettersg Student Council 1, Sgt. at Arms. BRENDA LEE LORE A Cappella 6g Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Gym Club lg Roller Skating lg Art Awardg Student Council 13 Madrigalg Ensembleg Art Craft 2. JANET AUDREY MANESS A Cappella 83 Sp. Music Per.g Sp. Football Maid '59g Ensemble. .IUDITH ANN MANSFIELD Gym Club 2g Swim Team 2g Service Awardg Pep Club 1. CAROLYN MAY PATRICIA ANN McCRAW Sr. Choir 13 Sp. Music Per.g Student Council 23 Pep Club 4g Junior Prom Comm. RICH MEINHARDT Distributive Education. CLASS OF JANUARY I96O JOSEPHINE M. MIER CLIFFORD ROBERT MILLER KENNETH GERALD MOLLY Track Team 4. CECIL BARRETT IBARRYJ MORRIS Press Rep. 2, Webster-Hayne 23 A Cappella 8g Sp. Music Per., Academic C lg Beacon 5, 081B 43 Student Council 2, Speech Activitiesg Service Awardg Ensemble, Marvin lglillfr Award for Drama, T.F.C. 5, Pres., Foreign Student on . LESTER DOUGLAS MOSBERGER Bowl 4: A Cappella 69 Sr. Choir 2g Sp. Music Per., Bas- ketball 2, Mgr. MARSHALL MUELLER RICH MUELLER CHARLES GENE MURRAY Letterman's Club 6g Press Rep. 45 Track Team, letter, Academic C 1, Prin. Cabinet, Student Council, Pres., '59, Football Escort '59g Girls' Treas. of Jan. '60 Class. JUDY PARROTT A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Leaders 2g Volley- ball, Sp. Basketball Maid, '58, Beacon 65 Prin. Cabinetg Student Council, Sec'y., Rep.g Pep Club 2. LYNN PAUBEL Letterman's Club 6, Track Team 8. MARIAN ROSETTA POPE D.E. 2, Vice-Pres.5 A Cappel- la 65 Sr. Choir 15 Sp. Music Per.5 Serv. Award 45 T.F.C. 6. CLASS OF JANUARY I96O MICHAEL JAMES PETERSEN Rifle Club 2g Safety Council 3. CAROL JOAN PFEIFFER Roller Skating 25 Academic MC 2. GEORGENE PFIFFNER A Cappella 45 Sp. Music Per.5 G.R.A., Vice-Pres.5 Bas- ketball 85 Leaders 65 Play Day5 Roller Skating 25 Softball 25 Swim Team 45 Tennis 25 Track and Field 25 Volley- ball 45 Gym Club 25 Athletic Award, pin, letter5 Academic CU 55 Student Council, Sec'y. THOMAS D. PINGLETON A Cappella 45 Sp. Music Per.5 A Cappella, Sec'y. SHARON ANNELL PURSLEY Sharp Shooters 45 A Cappella 4. JOHN GARY RASMUSSEN Audio Visual 15 Radio Club 1. JUDITH ANNE RINESMITH Press Rep. 15 A Cappella 25 Sr. Choir 45 Sp. Music Per.5 Archery 15 Basketball 45 Swim Team 8, Mgr.5 Athletic Award, pin, and letterg O8zB Staff 45 Jr. Prom Comm. IERILYN RUDANOVICH Sp. Music Per.5 Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Basketball Maid, '565 Football Queen, '595 Pep Club 1. JUDITH SHARON PROKOP ' Rifle Club 25 Basketball 85 Swim Team 65 Tennis 65 Vol- leyball 85 Athletic Award, pin and letter5 Service Awardg Student Council Rep. 45 Ma- jorette 45 F.T.A. 6, Academic HC!! 2. WILLIAM SHERMER Math Club 6, Rifle Club 6, Rocket Club 3, Treas., Tennis Team 2, Academic C 4-g Major Learner. CLASS OF JANUARY I96O PAT RUZICKA Basketball 4-, Student Council Alt. I. EDWARD WILLIAM SCHAEFFER Bowling 4, D.E. I, Bowling trophies 2. EVELYN CAROL SCHMITZ Webster-Hayne 3, Sec'y., Service Award, Bronze pin, Academic C 6, Art Award I. PAUL G. SCOWCROFT Letterman's Club I, Rifle Club 1, Rocket Club I, Sec'y., Sharp Shooters 1, Academic HC I, Tennis Team I. CAROLYN MARIE SIEMENS Press Rep. 2, A Cappella 5, Sp. Music Per., Basketball 6, Hockey 4, Leaders 2, Play Day 2, Softball 4, Track and Field 2, Volleyball 3, Gym Club, Mgr., Athletic Award, letter, Academic C 3, Ensemble. DARRYL T. SKLEBAR A Cappella 4, Sp. Music Per., 3rd Place City Dr. Rodeo ,59. RONALD STANSBURY PATRICIA MAE STINGER A Cappella 6, Sp. Music Per., Swim Team 4, Service Award, T.F.C. 2, D.E. 2. BILL SIEDHOFF Lettermanis Club 2, Press Rep. 2, A Cappella 8, Pres. 2, Sp. Music Per., Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Tennis Team, 2 letters, Academic C 2, Student Council 6, Basketball Escort '58, Football Escort '59. JAMES HERMAN STREIB JAMES ALBERT WARNER Audio Visual 6, Vice-Pres., Key Club 65 Letterman's Club 65 Cross Country 6, Tri-Capt., Track Team 6, Tri-Capt., Academic C 2, Prin. Cah- inetg Service Award, Silver ping Squares and Circles, Pres.g Jan. '60 Class, Sgt. at Arms. 28 CHARLES MARQUIS TESTER SANDY THOMAS Sharp Shooters 33 Serv. Award, D.E. 2. GEORGE VAN CLEAVE OPAL MARIE THEOBALD Swim Team lg Serv. Award: D.E. 2. PHYLLIS NORMA TROST Band 49 Conc't Band 8, Orchestra 29 Dance 23 Tennis 41, Volleyball 2 g F.T.A., Treas. 6g T.F.C. 4g Sp. Music Per. DENNIS, WACKER Letterman's Club 25 Tennis Team 2, Academic C 23 Student Council Rep. 1. RUSSELL DEAN TAYLOR D.E., Pres.g Academic C 1. KENNETH EDWARD WEBER Football 25 Track Team 2, Press Rep. 43 Student Council, Treas., Rep. 2. RUTH ROSEMARY WEESE Sr. Choir 2, Sp. Music Per. lg D.E. 2g Pep Club 2. GARY BEAUREGARD WOODS Key Club 29 Lettem1an's Club 6g Baseball, 3 letters, varsityg Basketball, 3 letters, varsityg Academic C 33 OSLB lg Prin. Cabinet lg Student Council Pres. lg Speech Activities lg Boys' State lg lr. Prom Committee, Sgt. at Arms l. MARLENE AUGUSTA WUCH A Cappella lg Sp. Music Per. 3, Bowl lg Hockey lg Leaders lg Volleyball 4-. CLASS OF JANUARY I960 GEORGE CAHILL RICHARD ARTHUR CHARLTON Bowl lg Letterman's Club 8, Press Rep. lg Football, B Team, I letterg Football Varsity, 3 let- ters, Capt.g Track Team, 2 let- ters, Student Council 2, Most Valuable Player, Football. PAUL FRANK RAYMOND RICHARD ORF ROBERT QUINN JAMES LeROY ROBINSON CAROLYN SCHMITTGENS REGGIE SHELL GERALD UHLMANSIEK GLENNON ZAPF PATRICIA ANN YOUNG A Cappella 23 Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per. 2, Jr. Choir lg En- semble l. SALLY LOUISE ZOLLER Press Rep. lg Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per. 2, Archery 2, Basket- ball 2g Gymnastics 25 Hockey 2g Leaders 2, Emblem, Play Dayg Softball 4, Speedball 43 Swim Team, Manager, 85 Track and Field 2g Volleyball 6, Ath- letic Award 4, Sp. Basketball Maid '58, Football Maid '56 and '59g O8zB Co-Editor 2g Prin. Cabinet 4, Student Council, Sec. lg Class of January ,60, Boys' Treas.g Pep Club, Sec. and Pres., 8g Jr. Prom Committee, Treas., lg Jr. Prom Maid '58, 29 SLIPERLATIVES CLASS OF JANUARY I960 JO ANN DILL GEORGENE PF IFF NER PAT BOEMER JUDY GOVREAU ARLENE BOUVATTE CAROLYN DIPPEL BECKY HITT NANCY COWIE SALLY ZOLLER EVELYN SCHMITZ JERRILYN RUDANOVICH SANDY THOMAS GINNY DeGONIA MARY ELLEN KOHL MARLENE WUCH PHYLLIS TROST BRENDA LORE KAREN HADDERFELD PAT HOCKADAY JANET MANESS BRENDA DOBYNS KAREN BONHAM JUDY MANSFIELD JUDY RINESMITH Best All Round Most Likely To Succeed Cutest Smile Best Dressed Best Athlete Most Bashful Best Sense of Humor Best Personality Most Popular Most Intelligent Best Looking Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Most Spirited Smallest-Feet-Largest Best Musician Cutest Nose Cutest Couple Best Dancer Best Singer Chatterboxes Most Artistic Smallest-Eater-Largest Biggest Teases DOUG KULIK GARY WOODS CHARLES GRIMM SONNY FAUSS RICH CHARLTON LES MOSSBERGER BARRY MORRIS GARY HALLS GENE MURRAY BILL HAWKER RALPH EMMENDORFER RUSS TAYLOR TOM HAGEMAN KEN WEBER RAY ORF JERRY JOHNSON JIM STREIB JIM WARNER JIM HELLWIG BILL SIEDHOFF CHARLES HOGAN LARRY LEAHART GEORGE VAN CLEVE DON LONDON SENloRs ANLIARY Mr. BaIIin's Group ROW ONE: Annette Leker, Carolyn Schmittgens, Josephine Mier, Sandra Freiermuth Mary Ellen Kohl Maman Pope Pat Ruzicka, Charlene Boster, Raedean Carmack, Sharon Virginia Figgins. ROW TWO B1ll Hawker Regg1e Shell Carolyn May Sharon Prokop, Betty Kern, Gary Woods, Jim Robinson, Jerry Johnson. ROW THREE Ron Bohac Larry Leahart Michael Petersen, Don London, Henry Hollenberg, William Link, Ray R. Orf, Ken Weber Absent George Cahill Robert Qulnn :M X For-..t.r 'RN ,fff elf Nr ,M K, yxsga-1558. '-. - we Y'-N A, A-Ii. J, .... M, .V X N N 'ff A . Q R' Lal f rf f j lf, 21, 1, 1--Givggseillfslfggim ZQ LX X ,X ' 7 E W Sm .mam s nw! N 4971 WAR f' if X 31 22? .f' 512- 4, g f ' J gf x Wg . V l PM X! Q' V Y' w a :gy g f 'fx x-WELS i Lfxlfitggk f W v O in ,, V, me , i?'.1f.z . :IL Marilyn Ge-'gs Z, 'GS x- , 4 iif k l E 23 5 , iff ill .v Q n il SE ones- ANuARY Mr. G-alIup's Group ROW ONE: Charlotte Etwert, Judy Mansfield, Karen Bonham, Evelyn Goltz, Jo-Ann Dill, Pat Hockaday, Agnes Becker, Judy Govreau. ROW TWO: Patricia Young, Phyllis Trost, Patricia Stinger, Gene Murray, Sharon Pursley, Delores Kestler, Sandra Thomas. ROW THREE: Eugene Edinger, Jerry Uhlmansiek, Ken Molly, Bill Shermer, Gary Halls, Jim Streih, Tim, Cunningham. Absent: Robert Buban. Miss M. I. Mann's Group ROW ONE: Constance Brauer, Virginia DeGonia, Carolyn Siemens, Joyce Edwards, Judy Parrott, Barbara Gloekner, Arline Bouvatte, Betty Barrett. ROW TWO: Pat McCraw, Nancy Cowie, Georgene Pfiffner, Becky Hitt, Joanne Koehler, Arleen Lanser, Barry Morris. ROW THREE: Ronnie Stanshury, Richard Meinhardt, Lynn Paubel, Jim Domachowski, Doug Kulik, Tom Hagemann, Craig Donis, Richard Mueller, Glennon Zapf. Absent: Oma Fedke, Charles Tester. 'W r' ' '1 'W' 1'W'r: 'r'M l ' 'im' r SE lolzs- ANUARY Mr. White's Group ROW ONE: Brenda Dobyns, Brenda Lore, Jerilyn Rudanovich, Janet Hahn, Marlene Wuch, Carole Kennedy, Karen Hadderfeld, Patricia Boerner, Ruth Weese. ROW TWO: George Van Cleave, Jerry Angus, Sonny Fauss, John Rasmussen, James Warner, Robert Miller, ROW THREE: Russell Taylor, Ray Anderson, Tom Pingleton, Darryl Sklebar, Edward Schaeffer, .lim Hellwig, Paul Scowcroft, Arthur Barhorst, Lester Mosberger. Miss WostenhoIm's Group ROW ONE: Evelyn Schmitz, Sue Hollenberg, Judy Rinesmith, Joyce Ecker, Carolyn Dippel, Irene Kostyshock, Sally Zoller, Mary Jane Rogers, Janet Maness. ROW TWO: Ray Kuhe, Paul Frank, Opal Theobald, Ralph Emmendorfer, Bill Siedhoff, Wilhern Grove. ROW THREE: Charles Hogan, Dennis Wacker, Thomas Haber, Robert Armer, Richard Charlton, Marshall Mueller, William Applegate. Absent: Charles Grimm, Betty Knes, Carol Pfeifer. TO THE CLASS OF JUNE I96O An artist makes himself an artist by painting, a musician makes himself a musician by playing, and an athlete becomes an athlete by mental and physical conditioning. The acquisition of these skills, among a few, and those in the academic areas were the objectives of your teachers. It was in the wholehearted application and practice of knowledge gained that you became proficient. It is our hope that your education here achieved its high purpose of training you to train yourselves. Agway ,aa CLASS OF JUNE I96O M ROW ONE: Alexandra Bourg, Dianne Janssen, Louise Lolorano. ROW TWO: Kenneth Wilhelm, Ronald Schmidt, William Haag. CLASS OFFICERS RONALD SCHIVIIDT ...... ,............,e. ,e,....,e P r esident ALEXANDRA BOURG -,,VV ...,,.,, V ice-President DIANNE JANSSEN ....,.. .,...,,,.... S ecretary WILLIAM HAAG ....,,, . ....,... Girls' Treasurer LOUISE LOBRANO ...,... 7........ B oys' Tre asur er KENNETH WILHELM ,,,,,r ....,... S ergeant-at-Arms Class Colors Class Motto Royal Blue and White Dreamers of zodaygnbuilders of tomorrow. Class Sponsors Mrs. E. Wilson, Mr. R. Ballin, Mr. C. Briggson. CLASS OF JLINE I96O BERNICE ALEXANDER Orchestra lg Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Int. Group Youth. RALPH JOSEPH ALEXANDER Track Team 25 Soccer Team 2. NORMAN FRANK ANDRACSEK Sr. Choir 25 Sp. Music Peng Beacon 2, Award. JAMES ANDREW CAROLYN ARLEEN AUMANN Softball 1. CHARLES BEECH Band 23 Conc't Band 4g Novelty Band 4g Orchestra 4g Basketball Escort '59, DAVE BEHLKE Bowl 2g Sr. Choir 2g Sp. Music Per. JUDY BEINKE A Cappella 1g Sp. Music Per. MARGARET BENDER Biotic Trail Club lg Press Rep. lg Bowl lg Softball lg Volleyball lg Athletic Award, ping Student Council lg Pep Club 2g Jr. Prom. Comm. '59. ROBERT BERNSTEIN Bowl lg Sr. Choir 25 Tennis Team 13 Gym Team lg Academic C 2. CLASS OF JUNE I96O CARL BERRYMAN Student Council 25 Swim Team 6, 2 letters. SANDRA LEE BLANKENSHIP MARILYN BLOOM Biotic Trail Club 15 Press Rep. 25 Band l5 Conc't Band 85 Hi-Fi 45 Orchestra 65 Sp. Music Per.5 Basketball 15 Bowl 25 Softball 15 Volleyball 15 Swim Team 15 Athletic Award, letter5 Student Council 15 Pep Club 25 lnt. Group Youth5 Wash. U. Music Honor Award5 Egyptian Music Scholarship5 All-City Orchestra5 Satellites5 Band letters 4. CAROL LYNN BOHLEY Biotic Trail Club 15 Math Club 1, Sec'y5 Press Rep. 15 Band 1, letter, Stripe5 Conc't Band 25 Orchestra 25 A Cappella 15 All-City Orchestra 25 G.R.A. Vice-Pres.5 Basketball 15 Bowl 45 Dance 25 Hockey 25 Leaders 15 Softball 15 Volleyball 25 Swim Team 25 Athletic Award, pin, letter5 Academic C 65 Student Council 15 Safety Council 4, Chairman5 Ir. Red Cross Rep. 35 F.T.A. 25 Jr. Prom. Comm.5 Major Learners5 Foreign Student Conf. ALEXANDRA BOURG A Cappella 25 Sr. Choir 15 Sp. Music Per.5 Basketball 25 Bowl 25 Softball 15 Swim Team 25 Tennis 25 Volleyball 15 Athletic Award, pin5 Basketball Maid '575 Sp. Football Maid '595 081B 3, Co-Editor5 Prin. Cabinet5 Jr. Prom Maid '595 Class of '60, Vice-Pres.5 Pep Club 2. LESLIE BOYDEN Webster-Hayne 15 Basketball 15 Play Day5 Speech Activi- ties5 Speech Award. HARRY ALFRED BRADLEY A Cappella 15 Sp. Music Per.5 Service Award. SUE BRANDEWIEDE Math Club 15 Press Rep 15 Basketball 15 Tennis 25 Swim Team 25 Volleyball 25 Pep Club 25 Athletic Award, letterg Beacon 15 F.T.A. 25 Major Learners. DAVID BREVARD Bowl 15 Band 35 Conc't Band 35 Orchestra 1. BARBARA ELLEN BURGESS JERRY FOREST COLE A Cappella lg Sp. Music Per. CLASS OF JUNE I96O JAMES BURROWS Audio Visual 43 Band 45 Service Award. YVONNE FAY BYRD Distributive Education 1. MARY SUE CARDWELL BEVERLY ANN COIBION Webster-Hayne 25 Sr. Choir 2g Sp. Music Per.g Bowl 2g Squares and Circlesg 081B lg Service Awardg Pep Club lg Major Learners. DIANNE AGNES COUCH STEPHEN G. DAVIS Student Council lg Press Rep. DAVID DE WALLE Audio Visual 45 Letterman's Club 4g Key Club 6g Foot- ball 6, Co-Capt.g Track Team 2g Soccer 4. THOMAS DE WILLE Audio Visual 43 Photo Club 25 Rocket Club 4. E JUDITH NAN COLLINS Press Rep. 34 Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Bowl 8, trophyg Softball lg Academic C 35 Beacon 2, Awardg Pep Club 4g Major Learners. I E HENRIETTO LOUISE EIMBECK Dance lg Pep Club I. T l W V CLASS OF JUNE I96O MARION IRENE DIEHN Sp. Music Per.g Dance 73 Academic MC lg Beacon 2, Awardg 081B lg Student Council 2g Pep Club lg Major Learnersg Corps de Ballet Ig Egyptian Music Camp Scholarship. BILL DOWDY A Cappella 6g Sp. Music Peng Baseball 2g Student Council 1. .IOANN EBERSOHL Photo Club, Pres.g A Cappella lg Sp. Music Per.g Dance 39 Academic C 6g Student Council 25 F.T.A. 3. THERESA ECK Sr. Choir 33 Sp. Music Per.g Student Council lg Service Awardg F.T.A. 3, Vice-Pres.g Pep Club 2. . 'VFWWWWI it CYNTHIA ANNE FAGAS Art Craft 2g Volleyball lg Beacon lg O8zB lg Pep Club 1. BETTY ANN FAGG Bowl 2g Softball lg Pep Club 4. ROBERT EARL FALAST Photo Club lg Tennis Team I. SANDRA F AOUR Span. Club 4, Vice-Pres., Treas.g Photo Club l, Sec'yg F.T.A. 1. 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Q aisle W ,Sf akjkgbpcgalx I was wma , 14, , 5 Ying? S Wiffmfe fi M5 1. ww 5 fs.. iss. I Si we ia fmi st aigg. x gggagegssg.. ' ii i'- 2 twig 1223 '52, g sm. have W: Q-- I if Q' giggh t i Q Hgck 5 Q HQ: A smff 'si gi su J xx ,,-f i J ,, f.- . L f.. ' 1 ?5,,EE':EE'I,EE-: 1' ,: 5: ': 4 Ai '1 : E:v',:- 5- '5,, ' ' KIRK FISHER RONALD JAMES F OGELBACH A Cappella 2g Sr. Choir 2. ART FRANK Bowl 2, PTes.g A Cappella 45 Sp. Music Per.g Ensem- ble 2. SANDRA DARLEN E F EIGENBUTZ Conclt Band 44 Sp. Music Per.g Leaders lg Play Dayq Softball 3g Volleyball lg Ath- letic Award, letterg Art Awardsg Beacon Art Staffg Majorettes 85 Capt. KAY LOUISE GANT A Cappella lg Sp. Music Peng Bowl lg Student Council 23 D.E. l. DIANE MARGARET GARCIA Span. Club 25 Sec'y.5 A Cap- pella 25 Sp. Music Per.5 Bowl 65 Dance 45 Swim Team 45 Volleyball 15 Athletic Award, letter 5 Student Council 15 Serv- ice Award. MARY KATHERINE HACKER OSLB Rep. 25 A Cappella 55 Sec,y.5 Sp. Music Per.5 En- semble 25 Beacon 2, Award5 Student Council 15 Pep Club 15 Jr. Prom Comm. '59. MARILYN BLANCHE GERGS Art Craft 85 A Cappella 15 Sp. Music Per.5 Bowl 15 Dance 15 Roller Skate 15 Art Awards5 Beacon Art Staff 15 OSIB Art Staff 15 Pep Club 2. WILLIAM VICTOR GRAF A Cappella 15 Sp. Music Per.5 Student Council 2. DIANE GUDE Sr. Choir 25 Sp. Music Per. JAMES RAY GRAF Audio Visual 65 Biotic Trail Club 25 Photo Club 15 Press Rep. 2. VIVIAN GREEN A Cappella 45 Sr. Choir 15 Sp. Music Per.g Swim Team 45 Tennis Team 35 Volley- ball 25 Gym Club 1. WILLIAM HAAG Key Club 4, Vice-Pres.5 Letterman's Club 65 Sr. Choir 1, Pres.5 Varsity Base- ball, Co-Capt., letters 35 Varsity Basketball 2, letters 25 Football B Team 25 Academic C 15 081B 2, Editorg Prin. Cabinetg Stu- dent Council 45 Class of June '60 Girls' Sec'y. DONALD KENNETH GELDMACHER Bowl 25 Lettermanls Club 65 Press Rep. 15 Football B Team 25 Track Team 4, letters 25 Beacon 1, Award5 081B 1, Bus. Mgr.5 Student Council 1. TOM HAGERLING 4I CLASS OF JUNE I96O BETTY HAINSWORTH Sr. Choir 13 Sp. Music Peng Softball Ig T.F.C. 2. LEONARD HAIRSTON PATRICIA ELAINE HAMMERS CAROLYN HAMPTON CAROLE IRENE HARBER Rifle Club 1. THOMAS RAY HARTER iludio Visual 7g Webster-Hayne 2g Service Awardg F.T.A, DAVID LEE HARVILL III JUDITH MARIE HASSLER Bowl 13 Pep Club 2. JOHN ROBERT HEIL Letterman's Club 75 Track Team 7, letters 4, Captain. AUDREY HEITHAUS Art Craft lg Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Peng Basketball lg Bowl 15 Tennis Ig OSLB 1. CLASS OF JUNE l96O CAROL HEMKER EUGENE HERMAN Band 5g Conc't Band 5g Novelty Band 3g Sp. Music Per.g Basketball 1, Mgr. letterg Tennis, letters 2g Student Council 2g Jr. Prom. Comm. '59. CAROLYN JOYCE HICKSON A Cappella lg Sp. Music Peng Basketball lg Bowl lg Volleyball lg Student Council lg Jr. Prom Comm. '59. ALFRED HILL ROBERT HOOVER Letterman's Club lg Football 2, letterg Track 2g Boys' State '59g Soccer 2. JOHN F. HOUSTON Letterman's Club lg Baseball 3, Varsity 2, letters 2g Cross Country 2, letterg Track Team 2g Gym Team 4. DARLENE HOWE MARY CAROL HUFF A Cappella 6g Sp. Music Per.g Basketball lg Hockey lg Swim Team 5g Athletic Award, letterg Academic C 7g Student Council lg Ensemble 2. RUTH LINDA HUMES Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Tennis lg Pep Club lg D.E. 2. KATHLEEN HYDE Dance lg Tennis lg Pep Club l. BECKY JOCHUM Basketball 15 Dance 15 Ten- nis lg OSZB 2, Business Mgr.5 Pep Club 4. CLASS OF JUNE I96O RICHARD JAKUBIAK DIANE JANSSEN Press Rep. 25 Football Maid '585 Prin. Cabinetg Pep Club 15 Jr. Prom Queen ,595 Class of June '60, Sec'y. KEN JANSSEN Lettermanls Club 25 A Cappella.l5 Sr. Choir 15 Sp. Music P . . er., Cross Country 2, Track Team 6, letters 25 Football Escort '59, BOBBIE LEE JEANS A Cappella 25 Sr. Choir 15 Sp. Music Per.5 Roller Skating 15 Softball 25 Pep Club 4. Q5 . 5 . f 2 PETER KAMINSKI Football 25 Track Team 15 Soccer 1. JO ANN KAUFFMANN Conc't Band 75 Sp. Music Per.5 Swim Team 25 Speech Activitiesg T.F.C. 65 Band, letter 1, Stripes 55 D.E. 15 Int. Group Youth. HARRY KEEL Bowl 55 Conc't Band 5. RAY KELLER Letterman's Club 25 A Cappella 45 Sp. Music Per.5 Football 35 081B Rep. 15 Student Council 4. JEAN MARIE JOLLY MARY KNEIB Photo Club 2g Sr. Choir 1g Sp Music Per.g Basketball lg Jr. Red Cross lg F.T.A. lg T.F.C 1. CLASS OF JUNE I96O AL KEMP Bowl 2g Span. Club 6g Letterman's Club 4g Webster-Hayne 2g A Cappella 4g Sp. Music Per.g Cross Country lg Track Team 4. RAY KEUNE A Cappella 2g Sp. Music Per.g Track Team l. WILLIAM KLAAS SHARON KLEMP BARBARA KRAFT Span. Club 6, Pres.g Photo Club lg Rifle Club 8g Sharp Shooters 8g Basketball 1. GLORIA JEAN KRAUSE A Cappella 4g Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Bowl 4g Roller Skating 1g Softball lg Tennis lg Pep Club 4. JACK HERBERT KREINHEDER Band 8g Conc't Band 6g Hi-Fi 3g Orchestra 1. JOHN KREINHEDER PATRICIA RYAN KOE LN Bowl 2g Treas.g Cheerleaders, Capt., letters 3g Lead ers 4g Softball lg Swim Team 23 Athletic Award, letterg ball Maid '58g Pep C Jr. Prom Maid '59g Jr. Comm. '59, Basket- lub 6g Prom. LESLIE KRIEGER Letterman's Club 2g Rocket Club 4-g C0nc't Band lg Hi-Fi lg Orchestra lg Sp. Music Per.g Tenfiis Team lg Student Coun- C1 . STEPHANIE ANN LEICHT Span. Club 2, Pres.g A Cappel- la 2g Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Dance 5g Athletic Award, letterg Academic HCM 6. 46 J EANETTE ELAINE KUHN Audio Visual 5g A Cappella lg Sp. Music Per.g Softball l. JOAN MARIE LANG BARBARA LARKINS Basketball lg Bowl 6g Soft- ball lg Volleyball 2g Athlet- ic Award, letter. JAMES GILBERT KURRELMEYER JOYCE ANN LANG BERYL LEADERS CHARLENE KUBERNAT Art Craft 3g Press Rep. 3g Sp. Music Per.g Cheerleaders 4-g letters 25 Art Awardg Beacon Art Editorg O8rB lg Principal's Cabinetg Student Council 6g Vice-Pres.g Pep Club 8g Jr. Prom. Comm. '59. LINDA MAE LEISTRITZ Press Rep. lg Sp. Music Per.g Basketball lg Bowl 4, Pres.g Leaders lg Play Dayg Volley- ball lg Athletic Award, letterg Sp. Basketball Maid ,59g 081B 2g Student Council lg Sports Dayg Pep Club l. THOMAS WILLIAM LEWIS Soccer 2. MARY KAREN MEYER LOUISE LOBRANO Press Rep. lg A Cappella 2g Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Bowl 2, Pres.g Dance 4g Softball lg Tennis lg Athlet- ic Award, letterg Academic C 3g Miss Basketball 1959-603 Beacon 2, Awardg Assoc. Editorg Principal's Cabinetg Student Council 3g Pep Club 2g .Iune '60 Class, Boys' Treas. WILLIAM I. MATULA Bowl 25 Key Club 65 Cross Country 2g Track Team 4g Student Council 2. NOEL MERKEL Biology Club lg Dance 39 Hockey lg Tennis lg Pep Club 1. Mi BRUCE MALCHOW Letterman's Club 2g Baseball 4, Varsityg Basketball 8, Var- sityg Student Council 2. JUDY LOUISE McCONNELL ELAINE ELLEN MEYER A Cappella 4-g Sp. Music Per.g Bowl 4-, Treas., trophyg Student Council 3g Pep Club 2. DONNA LIN DOW Press Rep. Ig A Cappella 2 Pep Club lg Sp. Music Per. Bowl Ig Volleyball lg Major Leaders. DANNIE RAY MILLER 47 CLASS OF JUNE I96O DENNIS JOHN MILLER RONALD E. MITCHELL Swim Team 4g D.E. 2. DONALD MOHR ROBERT WILLIAM MORAN Key Club 4. DONALD COURTNEY MORRIS Photo Club 2. KAREN NORENE MOWERY Photo Club 2g Band lg Dance 4g Tennis 2g Volleyball 2g Athletic Award, letterg T. F.C. 6. LYNN MUELLER BETTY ANN MULDROW G.R.A., Treas.g Dance 4g Tennis 23 Volleyball 2g Athletic Award, letterg Academic C 4g Student Council 25 Pep Club lg Major Learner. JUDY MARILYN NEFF Bowl 2g Student Council 1. CLIFFORD NELSON Bowl 4, Sec,y.g Letterman's Club 45 Photo Club 1, Vice- Pres.g Football 1. CLASS OF JUNE I96O DAVID JOHN OPPLIGER Student Council 1. LUCILLE PAPA A Cappella 15 Sr. Choir 15 Sp. Music Per. DANIEL CURTIS PAXTON Key Club 6, Pres.5 Math Club 45 Rifle Club 85 Academic HC 75 Beacon 2, Award, Editor5 Student Council 25 Boys' State '595 Harvard Book Award5 Major Learner. MARY JESSICA PEELER Span. Club 25 Webster-Hayne 3, Sgt. at Arms5 Dramatic Club 15 A Cappella 45 Sp. Music Per.5 G.R.A., Pres., Treas.5 Archery 25 Basketball 85 Dance 15 Gym Club 45 Hockey 25 Leaders 55 Softball 35 Speedball 15 Swim Team 55 Volleyball 35 Athletic Award, pin, letterg Academic HCI' 45 Student Council 45 Speech Activities5 Speech Awardg Pep Club 15 Orchestra 15 Squares and Circles 15 Sports Day5 Play Day 25 Foreign Student Conf.5 Major Learner5 Beacon 2, Awardg Press. Rep. 15 Inter Group Youth. DAVE PELANT Bowl 45 Press Rep. 45 Rifle Club 15 Beacon 4, Photogra- pher5 O8zB, Photographerg Student Council 2. 5 MARILYN RUTH PELL Basketball 15 Tennis 15 Academic C 3. CLARENCE PETERO Audio Visual 25 Bowl 85 Band 15 Concert Band 25 Orchestra 1. JACK LOY PETERO Bowl 8, Trophy. EDWARD DEAN PETTIT Bowl 25 Audio Visual 1. RONALD NED PICARD Rifle Club 15 Sr. Choir 25 Sp. Music Per. BARBARA LEE REINHARDT Press Rep lg Basketball 23 Bowl 8, SSC,y.Q Hockey 13 Softball lg Volleyball 23 Ath- letic Award, letterg Beacon 2, Bus. Mgr.3 Pep Club 4-. 1 Si CLASS OF JUNE I96O KAREN SUE PIEPER Band 53 A Cappella 2g Sr. Choir 2g Sp. Music Per.3 Play Dayg Softball lg Volleyball 13 Athletic Award, letter3 Bowl 8, trophyg Pep Club 3. KAREN KATHRYN POZNIAK Band 13 Sr. Choir 43 Sp. Music Per.3 Volleyball l. HAROLD K. PUCKETT MARIESUE RAYMER A Cappella lg Sp. Music Per.3 Dance 45 Service Award, Bronze ping D.E. Club 2g Student Council. JEANETTE VERONICA REIGLER BOB ROBIDOUX Letterman's Club 63 Football 2. JOHN W. ROLENS ALICE LOUISE ROLLING Band 83 Conc't Band 83 Hi-Fi 63 Orchestra 6g Sp. Music Per.3 Bowl 2, 'I'reas.3 Egyptian Music Camp Scholarship3 lnt. Group Youth. BARBARA JEAN REISNER Band 7, letter, Stripes 2g Conc't Band 7g Bowl 23 D.E. 2. WWW DON ORVILLE SCHAUMBURG Cross Country 6g Track Team 4. CLASS OF JUNE I96O KENNETH ROMINES WAYNE ROTH Letterman's Club lg Football 1. JANET LOUISE SANBURN A Cappella lg Sp. Music Per.g Bowl 2g Academic HC 73 Major Learnersg Beacon 1. JUNE RUTH SATTEL Art Craft 4-g A Cappella 2g Sr. Choir 4-g Sp. Music Per.g Play Dayg Volleyball lg Ensemble 2. Q, RONALD CHARLES SCHMIDT Press Rep. 25 Track Team 2g Prin. Cabinet 2g Student Council lg Speech Activitiesg Class of .Iune '60, Pres.g Basketball Escort '59. .IANICE MARIE SCHNEIDERJOHN Dramatic Club 2, Sec'yg A Cappella 8g Ensembleg Sp. Music Per.g Bowl 2g Egyptian Music Camp Scholarship, PAULETTE SCHRAPPEN THOMAS SCHULER A Cappella 2g Sp. Music Per.g Cross Country lg Track Team 2g Student Council 25 Soccer 2. SANDRA VIRGINIA SCHERBEL Biology Club 4, Pres.g Press Rep, 4g Archery 23 Basketball 6g Hockey 2. Varsity, Mgr.g Leaders 6, Emblemg Play Dayg Softball lg Speedball lg. Swim Team 5g Volleyball '3g Gym Club 2g Athletic Award, pin, letterg Academic HC 75 Beacon 2, Awardg Pep Club 2g Rating, Basketballg Foreign Student Conf.g Squares and Circles 2g Major Learners. JOAN E. SCHUTZ Rifle Club 3g Basketball 4g Volleyball I g Academic MC lg Student Council 2g F.T.A. 3. SUE ANN SKINNER Band 2g Conc't Band 2g Or- chestra 2g Sp. Music Per.g Bowl lg Squares and Circlesg Pep Club 4. 52 CAROLE SCOTT JOYCE SHARP MAUREEN SIEBERT A Cappella 39 Sr. Choir 39 Sp. Music Per.g Ensemble lg Int. Group Youth 2. BONNIE SEGALL Biology Club lg Math Club Ig Band 5g Orchestra lg Tennis 23 Volleyball 25 Aca- demic 4'C 53 Service Awardg Major Learnersg Inter Group Youthg Pep Club 4. TOM SHEETS Band 33 Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Football 25 Track Team lg Jr. Prom. Comm. '59, Treas. EUGENE JAMES SIMMONS Letterman's Club 5g Sr. Choir lg Baseball 7, varsityg Basketball 6, varsity, B Team 2g Ugliest Man on the Campus '60. JOHN JAMES SCHWEPPE J OANNE SLATTERY ROBERT WILLIAM SPRINGKAMPER Band 2g Sp. Music Per. PAUL STUCKMEYER SHIRLEEN CLARA STECHER Hockey lg Volleyball lg Pep Club 2. JACQUELINE. STEINHAUER Spanish Club Ig F.T.A. 4, Pres., Sec'y.g Basketball 2g Tennis 2g Volleyball 2g Academic HC 4. MARILYN STRIPE Beacon 2, Award. CAROLYN DOROTHY STEFFENS Sp. Music Per.g Bowl 8, trophyg Tennis lg Volley- ball 3g Academic MCH 33 Football Maid 557g Student Council 3g Pep Club 4. JOHN TILLMAN STOREY Concert Band 6. BRUCE E. STROSNIDER Track Team lg Gym Team 4. LINDA LOUISE STANDLEY Basketball 2g Play Dayg Vol- leyball 2. I 2 2 E E I ROBERT C. STULL Lettermaxfs Club 23 Sr. Choir Ig Sp. Music Per.g Cross Coun- try 4g Track Team 4. 53 CLASS OF JUNE I96O JUDY ANN SYBERG A Cappella 2g Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per., Bowl 25 Dance 55 Leaders 2g Tennis lg Volleyball 2g Athletic Award, let- terg Pep Club 4, Treas. RAYDINE SHARON TABER Press Rep. lg A Cappella lg Sp. Music Per., Dance 74 Egyptian Music Camp Scholarship, Sp. Basketball Maid '59 SHARON LEE TELLE Pep Club 1. JOHN THAU Audio Visual 55 Math Club 2, Cross Country 2g Track Team 2g Beacon, 2, Bus. Mgr. JAMES THOMPSON Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Peng Baseball 4, Varsity, B Team, Letter 2g Track Team 25 Gym Team 4g Academic C lg Basketball Escort' '59g Letterman's Club 2. I JUDY ALICE THOMSON J EAN N E MARIE TRAUTWEIN Sr. Choir 29 Sp. Music Per.g G.R.A., Sec'y.g Basketball 6g Bowl 2g Hockey 25 Leaders 2, Play Day, Speedball lg Vol- leyball 35 Gym Club 25 Athletic Award letter' Beacon 2 Award, Girl's State, Student Council llg Service Awardg, Pep Club 4. VIRGIL I. TUCKER JOHN BARBEE UNDERWOOD ROSEMARIE VASSALLO Span. Club 5, Pres., Sec'y.g Photo Club 3' Academic C 3g Beacon 2, Award, F.T.A. 6, Pres., Vice-Pres.g Red Cross Club 25 Major Learner. CLASS OF JUNE l96O ELAINE MARGARET VIRGA Pep Club 2g A Cappella 7g Sp. Music Per.g- Ensemble 2g Basketball lg Bowl 3g Dance flg Hockey 3g Leaders 6g Tennis lg Volleyball 3g Athletic Award, pin, letterg Aca- demic MC 2g Beacon 2, Awardg Basketball Rating. FREDERICK CHARLES VOEGTLI Basketball lg Cross Country 2g Football 2g Tennis Team lg Track Team 2. CAROLYN LOUISE WASHBURN LINDA RUTH WEAST Press Rep. 5g A Cappella 2g Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Volleyball lg Student Council 4-g Pep Club 2g Int. Group Youthg Speech Activities. ELAINE M. WEBB Pep Club lg Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Basketball l. JOYCE WEBER Biology Club lg A Cappella lg Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Peng Bowl 1, Pres. KAREN ROSE WEBERS Academic C 3. JULIA WEHDE A Cappella lg Sr. Choir 2g Sp. Music Per.g Tennis lg Volleyball lg Pep Club l. JOYCE ESTHER WELLING Photo Club l, Treas.g Rifle Club 8g Sharp Shooters 83 Webster-Hayne 2g Sp. Music Per.g Dance 2g Tennis lg Academic C fl-g Speech Activitiesg Dramatic Club 6g Major Learners. JO ANN WETZEL Art Craft 8g Sp. Music Per.g Dance 8g Pep Club l. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS A Cappella 2g Sp. Music Per.g Madrigal Ig Ensemble 1. CLASS OF JUNE I96O DEBRA KAY WEYGANDT Art Craft 4-g Dance 65 Sr. Choir Ig Sp. Music Per.g Art Awardg Beacon Art Staff 2g O8zB 1. STEVE WHITFIELD Letterman's Club 15 A Cappella 6g Sr. Choir lg Sp. Music Per.g Football 43 Track Team 6g Gym Team 2g Student Council Ig Swim Team, letter. KENNETH WILHELM Band 7g Conc't Band 7g Novelty Band 75 Orchestra 7g Sp. Music Peng Prin. Cabinetg Student Council 4g Class of June '60, Sgt. at Armsg Jr. Prom. Comm., Vice Chair- man. BEVERLY WILLEM WILLIAM WITBRODT Key Club 6: Math Club 45 Band 4g Sp. Music Per.g Tennis Team 29 Academic C 2g Beacon 2, Awardg Student Council 23 Major Learner. .IANET SUE WOOD Basketball lg Bowl Ig Gym Club lg Sp. Football Maid '59g Pep Club I. ROBERT L. WOOD Audio Visual 6g Key Club 65 Math Club 2g Photo Club 2g Webster-Hayne 2. RONALD EDWARD WOOD Key Club 65 Press Rep. 83 Jr. Prom Escort, '59, JAMES MICHAEL WIN KELMANN Student Council I. LEO YODER Press Rep. 19 Band 4-g Concert Band 43 Novelty Band 4g Or- chestra llg Sp. Music Per.g Gym Team 2g Student Council lg Jr. Prom Treas. NICK BERRING ELMER DAUGHERTY CAROL DeLAY RICHARD EHLERS DONALD FISCHER BRENDA LEE YOUNG JOHN ZLATIC A Cappella 6g Sp. Music Per. RICHARD GILSON. RONALD REGULY Lettermarfs Club 25 Football 3g Track Team 2. LESLIE HOWARD KOESTER ROBERT VINCENT Bowling 43 D.E. 2g Conc't Band SWEENEY 2. DAVID JOHN KURY LUCILLE FRANCES TEETER .IANICE LEE LARSON WILLIAM VIVIANO A Cappella 1. LEO MALASCHAK DANIEL ARTHUR VONDER I-IAAR 57 SENloRs- u E Mr. CarIson's Group ROW ONE: Marilyn Pell, Bernice Alexander, Jeanette Riegler, Barbara Reinhardt, Bobbie Jeans, Betty Muldrow, Karen Pieper, Marilyn Gergs. ROW TWO: Jeanne Trautwein, Sandra Faour, Stephanie Leicht, Gloria Krause, Leo Yoder, Beverly Willem, Karen Meyer, Joan Schutz. ROW THREE: Andrew Ritter, Art Frank, Walter Gonzales, Leslie Koester, Ken Janssen, Richard Emde, Steve Whitfield, John Zlatic, John Heil, Thomas Sheets. Absent: Richard Jakubiak. Mr. Garoian's Group ROW ONE: JoAnn Kauffrnann, Ruth Humes, Betty Hainsworth, Lucille Papa, Marilyn Bloom, Dan Paxton, Linda Weast, Marilyn Powers, Theresa Eck, Judith Beinke. ROW TWO: John Thau, Leonard Hairston, Ray Keune, Tony Morrello, Bill Dowdy, Ron Reguly, Tom Hagerling, Johnny J. Ford. ROW THREE: James Burrows, Thomas Harter, Les Krieger, Ralph Alexander, Rich Gilson, Jim Kaestner, Tom Lewis, Wayne Roth, Bill Witbrodt. Absent: Lillian Kuhlmann. , . ,,... -L r, , .c waar szwem11wew-an SENloRs- u E Miss German's Group ROW ONE: Patricia Koeln, Judy Hassler, Gloria Fleming, Kathleen Hyde, Carolyn Hickson, Lynn Mueller, Jo-Ann Ebersohl, Bar- bara Burgess, Joyce Lang, Dianne Couch. ROW TWO: Sandra Blankenship, Patricia Hammers, Sharon Farmer, Peter Kaminski, Stephen MS-nfl, Bill Graf, Sue Skinner, Henrietta Eimheflk, Karen Webers. ROW THREE: William Fritsch Richard Knoll Robert Sglringkargper, Edward Vasel, Cliff Nelson, Jim Winkelmann, Bruce Strosnider, Robert Falast, Thomas DeWille. Absent,: Debra eygran t. Mr. JuIian's Group ROW ONE: Kay Grant, Carolyn Steffens, Carolyn Hampton, Carole Scott, Mary Carol Huff, Sandra Scherbel, Diane Gude, Karen Pozniak, Vivian Green, Mary Kneib. ROW TWO: Don Schaumburg, Robert Bernstein, James Thompson, Audrey Heithaus, Sue Raymer, Elaine Webb, Leslie Boyden, Thomas Ernst, Otto Mathi, Ronald Shipp. ROW THREE: David DeWalle, Ronald Wood, James Earp, William Haag, Kenneth Romines, Ronald Mitchell, John Underwood, John Storey, James Kurrelmeyer, Dennis Miller. Absent: DorothyWigge. SE lolzs - Mr. Junker's Group ROW ONE: Mary Hacker, Karen Mowery, Joan Lang, Sue Brandewiede, Carol Bohley, Maureen Siebert, Noel Merkel, Linda Leistritz, Shirley Long, Charlene Kubernat. ROW TWO: Jim Graf, Donald Morris, John Kreienheder, David Oppliger, Rose- marie Vassallo, Barbara Kraft, Becky Jochum, Dave Brevard, Richard Lutz, Gary Shoemaker. ROW THREE: Jack Kreien- heder, Carl Berryman, Dan Miller, Robert Trendle, Paul Stuckmeyer, John Rolens, Donald Mohr, James Andrew, Ronald DeLarber, Clarence Petero, Harold Puckett. Mr. Kirn's Group ROW ONE: Barbara Lee Ebert, Donna Lee Lindow, Sharon Klemp, Judy Thomson, Paulette Schrappen, Carol Jean DeLay, Joyce Weber, Diane Janssen, Barbara Larkins. ROW TWO: Bob Hoover, Al Kemp, Bruce Malchow, Betty Fagg, Diane Garcia, Bonnie Segall, Jacqueline Steinhauer, Ken Wilhelm, Dave Behlke. ROW THREE: Dale Helfrich, Dave Pelant, Ray Keller, Bob Robidoux, Al Hill, Rich Ehlers, John Houston, Robert L. Wood, Bill Klaas. Absent: Stanley Knoeppel, Leo Malaschak. 60 SENIORS- u E Mr. Noon's Group ROW ONE: Brenda Young, Carole Harber, Linda Standley, Janice Larson, Dale Merilyn Ferris, Marion Diehn, Judy Collins, Janet Sanburn, Sandra Feigenbutz. ROW TWO: Elaine Meyer, June Sattel, Barbara Reisner, Julie Wehde, Shirleen Stecher, Carol Washburn, Beverly Coibion, Yvonne Byrd, Alice Rolling, Judy Neff, Carol Aumann. ROW THREE: Harry Bradley, ,Lack Petero, Gene Simmons, Ron Schmidt, Jerry Cole, Norman Andracsek. Absent: Stephen Grayson Davis, Donald Kenneth eldmacher. Mrs. WiIson's Group ROW ONE: Judy Syberg, Jean Jolley, Elaine Virga, Janice Schneiderjohn, Lucille Teeter, Joyce Welling, Sharon Telle, JoAnn Wetzel, Janet Wood. ROW TWO: Virgil Tucker, Jessica Peeler, Louise Lobrano, Darlene Howe, Mary Cardwell, Alexandra Bourg, Jeanette Kuhn, Robert Moran, Robert Babb. ROW THREE: Robert Sweeney, Ed Pettit, Bill Matula, John Schweppe, Beryl Leaders, Fislgifer, Charles Beech, Ronald Fogelbaeh, Ron Ned Picard, Bob Stull. Absent: Harry Keel, Judy McConnell, Fred Voegtli, 1 iam 1v1ano. ALEXANDRA BOURG LOUISE LOBRANO PAT HAMMERS LINDA LEITRITZ JESSICA PEELER SANDRA FAOUR I KAREN POZNIAK BECKY JOCHUM DIANNE .IANSSEN CAROL BOHLEY CAROLE SCOTT JANET WOOD DARLENE HOWE PAT KOELN RUTH HUMES MARILYN BLOOM SUE BRANDEWIEDE MARY HACKER RADIN E TABER SLIPERLATIVES CLASS OF JUNE I960 Best All Round Most Likely To Succeed Cutest Smile Best Dr esse d Best Athlete Most Bashful Best Sense of Humor Best Personality Most Popular Most Intelligent Best Looking Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Most Spirited Smallest-Feet-Largest Best Musician Wittiest Cutest Couple Best Dancer ,IANICE SCHNEIDERJOHN BCSI Singer GLORIA KRAUSE Chatterboxes MARILYN GEBGS Most Artistic .IAN LARSON Smallest-Eater-Largest DALE FERRIS 62 Biggest Teases RON SCHMIDT BILL HAAG KIRK FISHER and JOHN HEIL DAVE BEHLKE GENE SIMMONS BOB MORAN LEO YODER TOM SHEETS KEN WILHELM DAN PAXTON KEN .IANSSEN JOHN HOUSTON AL KEMP DAVE De WALLE RONALD MITCHELL CHARLES BEECH HARRY BRADLEY DON GELDMACHER STEVE WHITFIELD DON MOHR TOM LEWIS BOB ROBIDOUX BRUCE MALCHOW KEN ROMINES SE loRs -TERM 7 Mr. Cliffe's Group ROW ONE: Rosie Schuster, Carol George, Marleen Maytas, Jean Buffa, Gail Sartori, Carol Conway, Barbara Ann Patrick, Patricia Williams, Margaret Bender, Sandra Tyrpak. ROW TWO: Steve Auberry, Eugene Sartorius, John Ruesy, Pat Graham, Pat O'Neil, Rita Mauchenheimer, Sally Lynn McEntire, Janice Kammer, Vincent Knopp, Gil Hendley, David Scott. ROW THREE: Frank Diebold, Louis Schulz, Ernie Woelfel, Daniel Vonder Haar, Earl Salzmann, Ronnie Horowitz, Robert Joyce, Richard Rosenthal, Bill Winkeler. Absent: Duane Heil. Mrs. Haid's Group ROW ONE: Ruth Manierski, Judy Gutmann, Gloria Dunajcik, Judy Keller, Barbara Harstick, Carol Hemker, Marilyn Barney, Elda Zahnweh. ROW TWO: Dale Doerr, Barbara Miller, Carol Drda, Kathleen Smugala, Mary Ann Roach, Janet Neis, Betsy Savage, Marilyn Knollhoff. ROW THREE: Bob Ernst, Gene Branson, Daniel Rodriguez, Emil Fett, Larry Kuhlmann, Robert Heim, David Harvill, Steve Looney. Absent: Madonna Hudson, Edward Neiger, Barbara Spavor. SENIQRS - ERM 7 Miss RahmoeIIer's Group ROW ONE: Sandy Simpson, Margaret Heuer, Donna Grace, Celestine Evanko, Beverly Condray, Marian Billimack, Ruth Ann Thompson, Ruthann Messmer, Sharon Fogarty. ROW TWO: Jack Whitnell, Judy Trayanoff, Sharon Owens, Mary June Kestler, Carole Sondag, Diane Sklodosky, Amy Knauss, John Bishop. ROW THREE: Fred Westerman, Robert Winkeler, Ronald Smith, Bob Overkamp, Bob Cohn, Gary Geldmeier, Bruce Hellmann, Don Ude, Charles Dreppard, Charles Obermeyer, Robert Dickus. Absent: Douglas Jarrett, Lee Kreh, Merrilyn Memhardt, JoAnn Slattery. Miss ScheIich's Grou p ROW ONE: Barbara Gaitskill, Sue Wigert, Gloria Roy, Diane Kemper, Raydine Taber, Barbara Aufner, Joan Smith, Mil dred Sexauer, Louise Langbein. ROW TWO: Bill Kunes, Betty Boelling, Annette Temple, Charlotte Campbell, Gary Be quette, Nancy Burton, Joyce Sharp, Elaine Klein, Preston Fleischmann. ROW THREE: Charles Marlow, Bill Martin David Davis, Neal Schlenk, David Klugesherz, Tom Schuler, John Lore, Theodore Proske, Bill Kraiberg, Marion Lato. 66 SENloRs - ERM 7 v Mr. R. Waggonefs Group ROW ONE: Patricia Franke, Sue Miller, Diane Dettermann, Susan Wuetherich, Dorothy Hilgert, Lynn Reed, Linda LaRue. ROW TWO: Patrick Shaw, Amelia Scott, Rosemary Jonas, Sharon Hugyez, Ruth Ann Bowenschulte, Eddie Bauer. ROW THREE: Siegfried Mueller, Tom Phillips, Robert Klatt, Eugene Herman, Roger Bergmeier, Curt Schild, Phil Gumpert, Doug Dunphy, Absent: David Dickey, Sharon Schueler, Patrick Reynolds, Rudolph Brann. u lolzs- ER 6 Mr. Almond's Grou p ROW ONE: Barbara Maag, Mary Louise Benz, Toni Jerabek, Nancy Saufnauer, Sharon Kay Anello, Pat Yurgec, Diane Gifford, Susan Mary Thomas, Sherry Ellen Pfaff. ROW TWO: Garry Hamm, Russ Bayer, Joan Spitzer, Judy Ann Hutsell, Jane Sea- graves, Diane Rohr, Donna Lee Jennings, Arthur Kaido, Raymond Palmer. ROW THREE: Dennis Clark, Bi11Til1otson, John Verderber, John Hartmann, Rex Hanks, Phillip H. Noll, Jerry Frisbee, Gilmore Dewall, Paul McCormick, Ed Debus, Charles Dressel. Absent: William Atkins, James Burgess, Ramon Garcia, Judith LaBruyere, James Lohse, Terry Stivers. u loks- ERM6 Miss Cromer's Group ROW ONE: Rose Romano, Jackie Couse, Donna Wilke, Carolyn Godsil, Nancy Nuske, Dorothy Hansmann, Carol Schneider, Carole Thompson, Mary Toalson, Gloria Plage. ROW TWO: Jim Sadlon, Judy Koch, Judy Stewart, Pat Pork, Nancy Nie- mann, Kathy Kulifay, Ida Phinney, Patricia Padgett, Ernie Anderson. ROW THREE: Larry Schmidt, Dennis Eads, Milton ' ' ' R b Z Jerr Brid es. Absent: Oscar Hoffman, Ronald Riede, Tom Saranlta, Bob Barfield, Ronald Stagner, 0 ert eman, y g Daub, Patricia Park, Alfred Schoranez. Mr. EIIiot's Group ROW ONE: Judith Bertel, Donna Ohlendorf, Kathy Yavornik, Carol Ann Rolfing, Harriet Atkisson, Phyllis Stewart, Sandra Tonnies. ROW TWO: Gregory O'Nei1l, Cherie Young, Lorraine Fettig, JoAnn Steinkuehler, Marilyn Lesh, Les Thoma. ROW THREE: ' ' ' K D l D hert , Jesse Wells, Duane George Jansberg, Ross Hoffman, Ron Woods, Tom Schnelder, Rich Mika, Ron Mc ee, oug as aug y Dennis. Absent: Larry Boersihig, Edna Gamache, Bob Murphy, Miriam Spencer, Dennis Messenger. 67 u loRs - ERM 6 Miss Fisse's Group ROW ONE: Margaret Wohlberg, Brenda McGlaughlin, Mervlyn Volner, Lorraine White, Judith Bartareau, Margaret Nauert, Sandra Koenen, Karen Andreas, Sandra Smiley, Marilyn Brandmeyer. ROW TWO: Woodie Durham, Marcia Lee Rockenbrodt, Judy Zavadil, Shelba Chilton, Ron Hacker, Jo Ann Russell, Joan Bauer, Elaine Robinson, Sandy Blest, Ronald Stephens ROW THREE' Joseph Robert Cam bell T d F' dl p , e 16 er, Joan Nolte, Art Essmueller, Dale Pauley, Jim Morton, David Storey, Glenn Austin, Dave. Wayne, Neil Loeffler. Absent: Richard Klemiter, Charles Kohl, Fred Meyer. Miss Hoffman's Group ROW ONE: Irene Eisenmann, Elaine Davis, Sharon VanDa.mme Diana Ellen Olsen Rita Schmitt Jean Ebert Sh F' , , , , aron inne- gan, Karen Frederick, Camille Mrozewski, Mary Zatorski. ROW TWO: Ronald Klein, Rich Garcia, Charles Seger, Patricia McGovern, Sandra Lee Goltz, Mary Jane Schmidt, Janet Sue Kinney, Kathy Kramer, Michael Morgan, Charles Stevens, Tom Burjeck. ROW THREE: Carl Seim, David Clay, Bill Foell, Tony Aman, George Tissot, George Newmann, James Butler, Bill Gerdel, Mike Ryan, Harold Bray. Absent: Patricia Toalson, Frances Tumminello. s u loRs- ERM6 i Miss KeIIogg's Group ROW ONE: Jeanne P. Smith, Alexis Barlows, Carol Huff, Joan Kauling, Barbara Gonzales, Karen Metz, Patricia Cahow, Sandy Cook, Becky Jo Heltzell, Alice Curtis. ROW TWO: Susan Warner, Willard Montgomery, Joseph E. Bell, Patrick Apel, Tom Mullen, Larry Cravens, Dennis Johnson, Paul Kueera, Joyce McCraw, Carol Magyar. ROW THREE: Lynn Hindert, Richard Grasle, Kenneth Luithle, Richard Vasel, Richard Riggs, Jim Edinger, Mike Murnan, Wayne Gage, Dave Stratmann. Absent: Chandler Kennedy, William Kerbler, Lee Kubernat. Mr. NebeI's Group ROW ONE: Jean Cathey, Bonnie Ciepley, Sharon Theurer, Carol Nachtweih, Joann Garcia, Paulette Boemer, Judy Deu Joyce Ann Danneman, Jacqueline Rooney, Joyce Garcia, Janice Eckert, Sharon Jackson, Rochelle Robinson, Barbara Jean ette Fear, Ernest Stephens, Larry VonBehren, Bill Hejlek. ROW THREE: Jack Chamberlin, Preston Amsberger, Louis Garavaglia, Bob Kaps, Phillip Lotich, Dave M. Andrasko, Russell Fox, Peter Nathan, Russell Lindenlaub, Roger Herzog Tommy Clay, Michael Deelo. Absent: Robert Manlove. friend, Marjorie Hammers, Gerry Feld, Peggy Rodriguez. ROW TWO: John Locher, George Wiemann, Beverly Johnson, u loRs - ERM 6 Q Miss Schroeder's Group ROW ONE: Carol Ann Roth, Clairmay Morrison, Carolyn Birkenmeier, Christine A. Matoushek, Beverly Kass, Carol Ann Dencker, Veronica Sipp, Laura Robinson, Sue Henerfauth, Carol Jean Ufer. ROW TWO: Miss Schroeder, Nancy Wilson, Alvina Llewellyn, Pat Peltz, Linda Hoffmann, Mickey Hudson, Joan Werner, Lynn Springer, Dianne Tucker. ROW THREE: Kenneth Huelsman, Tom Secrease, Gary Tennison, Norman Steffens, Bob Duffey, Jack Weston, Albert Conway, Larry Schar- dan, Ray Rodenbeck. Absent: William Braun, Eugene Milne, Steve Nuske. Mr. Seymour's Group ROW ONE' Diane Frease Sharon Robinson Pat Davis Carol Kreienheder Noel Johnston Mar aret Wolf - v , , , 1 g v Angelyn, Pannell, Bernice Kinniff, Mary Cooper. ROW TWO: Marty Miller, John Kerry, Norman Gualdoni, Biras, Darlene Mott, Arline Brennecke, Ben Salih, Ernest Bernardi, Dow Manlove. ROW THREE: Howard Roy, Farley, Neil Komosny, Jerry Heet, Dale Bunce, Jim Murphy, Leonard Greco, Gerald Shaffer, Jim Serino, Jim Porterfield. Absent: Patricia Schaberg. Janet Wacker, Fay Jack Michael, Carol James Lake, William Robinson, Ronald L. 70 my sammm se:vm1afsw1 .f -ff- :fu few emfzv u loks- ERM6 1 Mr. Wetmore's Group ROW ONE: Judy Keitler, Barbara Anderson, Marie Von Talge, Barbara Tucker, Margie Lupo, Catherine Voisey, Norma Blazer, Hilda Wester, Beverlee Buchholz. ROW TWO: Wayne Jones, Ronald Smith, Richard Behrens, Gail Pat- terson, Barbara Mathews, Ruth Kleinschrodt, Jay Wand, Joseph Vaclavik, William Winterbauer. ROW THREE: Charles Brandes, Michael Bumb, Don Jablonski, Richard Michael Murphy, Jerry Foerstel, Edward Benecke, Terrence Green, Bill Cruncleton, David Menendez, Russell Jost. Absent: Carol Ponzar, Gregg Taylor, Susan Toeneboehn. Mr. Woodworth's Group ROW ONE: Jo c Lammert, Patricia Rimmel, Sandra Morrison, Carol La Montagne, Linda Pratt, Mary.Lee Fertig, -Judy y e Harper, Sharon Dieteman, Janet Sweeney, Judy Barkau. ROW TWO: Gus Swacker, Joe Yoebstl, Bob Florlan, Tony Wlnzerr, Mike McKay Jerry Thompson, Bill Krakos, James Peek, John Babb, Michael Moran. ROW Ward Bill Cgompton, o rp. Jim Fears, Milton Ward, Robert Pieske, Dave Hartung, Don Reynolds, Billy VanWinkle, Bernie ur rlggen, y Absent: Francee Miller, Robert Pannell, Richard Wagner. 7I u loks -TERM 5 J J so Mr. BeckerIe's Group ROW ONE: Dorothy Clauser, Judy Olander, Judy Freiermuth, Beverly Fuchs, Mary Cleveland, Sandra Foulk, Carol Driscoll, Sharon Turley, Sharon Carpenter, Joyce McBride. ROW TWO' Donald Dickus Harold Schlegel Lenard Voelker Sandra Brandt Marilin White, Sharon Heitmann, John Cloud, Dan Foulk, Frank Dies, John ,Bradshaw. ROW: THREE: Jerry PCWTO, Stew Krafcik, David Brinner, James Doerr, Peter Bruecklmeier, John O'Brien, Kenneth Earl, Philip Hansteln, Gary Bowen, Jerry Gotsch. Absent: Courtney Roste. Miss M. Brown's Group ROW ONE: Karen Holman, Cindy Petersen Janet Diebold Shirley Kube Sandra Oheim Marilee Moore Carol R'tt , , , , 1 ner, Jo Ann Taylor, Bobette Eilert. ROW TWO: Dave Lemmel, Mike Stickler, Phyllis Dettermann, Karen Pretaboir, Lynn Mor- row, Jo Ann Farley, Pat Fitch, William Jaeger, Melvin Wilmoth. ROW THREE: Jackie Call, Jasper Jones, Robert E. Goebel, Ron Ruecker, Bill Bedford, Michael Wendling, Peter Starn, Warren Klawiter, Curtis McCracken, Joe Abele, Ed Watson. Absent: Joseph Certa, Michael Broderick. u lolzs -TERM 5 Mr. Doxsee's Group ROW ONE: Judy Armstrong, Rosemary Kohlstaedt, Joan Johnson, Jacqueline Schaefler, Joyce Russell, Linda Key, Lynn Rem- specher, Carolyn Davidson, Donna Robinson. ROW TWO: David Lewis, Patsy Lammert, Janice Lihich, Jan Wood, Esther Lee Yaeger, Marilyn Tessmer, Georgia Townsend, Mary Ethel Schwartz, Bob Meyer. ROW THREE: Ronald Buren, Lester Thellman, David Bufia, Delano Belko, Thomas Leslie, Craig Poffinbarger, Arthur McKinney, Joe McCoy, Eric Schnittker. Absent: John Hosie, Judith Hull, James Massey, Donald Mercer, Tom Miranda. Mr. Simpson's Group ROW ONE: Janice Goebel, Dana Crump, Karen Beckmann, Mary Jo Komlos, Grace Ann Patton, Karen Hlavaty, Phyliss Hagen, Jane Cole, Charlotte Mohr. ROW TWO: John E. Ragan, Elmer Goodyear, Maureen Gronemeyer, Sandra Klump, Judy Tibe, Barbara Bauer, Margaret Peer, Jerry Cline, Donald Wood. ROW THREE: Bill Kunz, Mitchel Bartnick, .lim Igulgich, Bill Matan, Kenneth Schild, Paul Schroers, Howard Bonds, Carl Crnko, Kery Kohring, Gary Vasel. Absent: Richard ta er. u loks - ERM 5 Miss Waddock's Group ROW ONE: Judie Huels, Janet Yesberg, Sondra Zlatic, Pat Cassidy, Carol Virga, Martha Bartman, Rosemary Karian, Jo Ann Boshers. ROW TWO: Beverly Maher, Gayle Gaugel, Shirley Heusohn, Sharon Vaninger, Judy Matthews, Sharon Jemes, Rosalyn Prives. ROW THREE: Larry Rhyne, Bob Fields, John Kostyshock, Robert Walter, Michael Clonts, Charles Nuttmann, Charles Heppe, Ronald Loren Woodruff, Ronald Dunville, Joe Cannella, Rich Edinger, Jim Honey. Absent: Harold Vogt. Mr. David E. Waggoner'-s Group ROW ONE: Anita Dippel, Sheryll Carpenter, Marily Null, Marylyn Obradovits, Karen Claus, Linda Steuer, Marianne Birke Sheila Murrey, Nancy Kratky, Joyce Maloy. ROW TWO: Roger Wattler, Adrian LeBoeuf, Tabe Gotsch, D'Arlene Tarzian, Sue Thomas, Patricia Moon, Susan Metz, Gerry Aymeyer, Richard Kraemer, Ronald Grab. ROW THREE: Charles Scharnberger, James Fauss, Philippe Delaney, Ronnie Heath, William Justin, Jim Beers, Gary Sherman, Robert Frerck, Richard Kranze. 74 -- 4 .mf -3.-fa ::1wmwa . 7 SoPHoMoREs - ERM Mr Atterbury s Group ROW ONE. Bonnie Tuhro, Kathy Wolf Janet Schmittgens, Donna Pirtle Jackie Holifield, Judy Rapp Adrienne Bourg Diane Earl, Grace Sanburn, Mary Ellen Maus. ROW TWO: Bob Glassen, John McGrady, Jill Hahn, Sharon Beckmann Nancy Berger, Marie Jurlean Marval, Marilyn Joly, Norma Mahnich Diana Baumgartner, Ronald Ritter, Jim Daggett. ROW THREE: Donald Birdsall, Daniel Brauchy, Jack Couch, James McPheeters Richard Frisbee, Paige Hubble, Donald Fletcher go? Iingilerer, Gene Kalhorn, Mike Curran, Craig Behrens, Lester Agnew, Ronnie Hurst. Absent: Mary Jane Huskey, Michael c IC e anz Miss Ballmann s Group ROW ONE: Betty Tucker, Doris Johnson, Gloria Wasem, Virginia Kneib, Carol Hicks, Brenda Farrow, Nancy Exler, Kay Lewis, Lois Garvey, Linda Marie Green. ROW TWO: Robert Houston, Randolph Anton, Gloria Matlock, Judy Best, Sue Eash Pamela Tromson, Jean Perry, Marlene Roberson, David Powers, Russell Baumann. ROW THREE: John Broderick, John Edward Moran, David Howe, Bill Kinder, Kenneth Jeans, Steve Lynch, Fred Burk, David Humes, Larry Vickery, Michael Hagin, Jerry Weber, Richard Stelling, Steven Erdmann. Absent: Gary Albert, Michael Henties, Sally Payne, Dorothy Saranita SoPHoMoREs - ERM Mr. Paul Doudna's Group ROW ONE: Sharon Lewallen, Navis Schneader, Judy Herman, Cheryl Mayfield, Barbara Brandt, Geraldine Easton, Kathy Jochum, Julie Ries, Jacqueline Burch, Shirley Supianoski. ROW TWO: Audrey Rozgowski, Pat Fiala, Dave Bishop, Joe Rodriguez, Kenneth Dalton, Robert Herndon, Steve Berry, Joyce Gross, Verla Martin. ROW THREE: Dan Rudanovich, Girard A. Mirgain, Jerry Ondr, Russell Hollenberg, Russell Rosenow, Ronald James Keen, Bill Trost, Jim Hosie, Martin Benz. Absent: Connie Arms Michael Charles DeBaets, Sandra Hadker, Larry Klingler, Terry Martin Roeder, Robert William Sinn, Susan Jane Tavenner, Kathleen Marie Wilson. Miss Charlotte Lewis's Group ROW ONE: Delores Jones, Linda Waeckerle, Mary Ellen Rush, Peggy Mathews, Carol Riegler, Barbara Linterman, Bar- bara Ann Stork, Janet Delue, Kathleen Gude, Mary Ann Griot. ROW TWO: Margaret Knackstedt, Evelyn Ginosky, Gayle Gage, Fred Ham, Richard Brackmann, Kenneth Schmitz, Dan Stallman, Austin Carron, David Graves, Susan Simon, William Denman, Carol Call. ROW THREE: Richard Cooper, David Payne, Richard Kissel, George Ellis, Ray Kuhn, Fran Steinert, Kenneth Belko, Fred Steinert, Dale Daniels, Edward Jaskiewicz. Absent: George Davis, Bob Griffin, Peggy Miller. n r SoPHoMoREs - ERM Mr. Mercurio's Group ROW ONE: Peggy Molencupp, Sandie Strawn, Dorothy Koeppel, Doris Dekorsey, Connie Davis, Jeanette Heet, Judith Ann Mohr, Marcella Misbauer, Marda Herman, Lorrin Woodcock. ROW TWO: Ron Ferber, Gary Karakas, Sue Arm Schneidewind, Beverly Eggers, Marie Romacker, Carol Mullen, Mary Kriska, JoAnn Holleman, Lois Kreienheder, Mary Jane Mitchell, Sharon Reim, James McKenna. ROW THREE: Roger Beck, Rick Ekman, Bill Heckenberg, Joe Suarez, Oscar Schuessler, Walter Craig, Larry Berryman, Arthur Gordon, David L. Bates, John Moeller. Absent: Ronald Ortmann. Miss J. MiIIer's Group ROW ONE: Sandra Fleet, Lucretia Offett, Donna M. Pawlbwski, Dorothy Carter, Marilyn Culpepper, Joan Grasle, Earlene Chiles, Jeanette Kennedy, Susan Cray, Charlene Detchemendy. ROW TWO :Q Brenda Daggs, Paulette Leh.n'uer, Cheryl Armstrong, Marceann Killian, JoAnn Crawford, Diane Feldmann, Sandra Sehelp, Jeanne Vogelpohl, Lorna Kohen. ROW THREE: Walter George, David Vallina, Robert Kraus, Milton Smith, Douglas Kirberg, George Kudlinsky, Paul Schellhardt, Tom Ellis, Art Zell, Tim Jaeger. Absent: Carol Horton, Charles Kneist, Stephen O'Neill, Marian Overbey, Richard Uelen- trup, Lawrence Baker, Carol Kaiser. SoPHoMoREs - ERM Mr. MintIe's Group ROW ONE: Jean Lawson, Nancy Dixon, Barbara Lange, Dina Tomasella, Dorothy Anderson, Barbara Hofmeister, Nancy Kern, Linda Larson, Barbara Reed, Marsha Goldberg. ROW TWO: Jerry Lewis, Jerry Mueller, Larry Huff, Sharon Schup- pan, Carol Schuessler, Sandra Schmitt, Pat Barton, Judy Troske, John Lapp, Pat Duggan, Tony Menke. ROW THREE: Ken Manley, Richard Koenig, Gary Steele, Kenneth Heggemann, Forrest Miller, Bill Boyer, Stanley Kudlinski, Gary Desnoyer, Harold Wertich. Absent: Richard Ackerman, Pat Braun, Robert Burns, Marsha Chaney, Robert Lograsso, Larry Newberry. Mr. Singer's Group ROW ONE: Rose Pasternak, Charlene Cobb, Kathy Buscher, Jean Herold, Ellen Ehlers, Marilyn Sheehan, Marie Rueffel, Diane Fuller, Pat Hayes, Marlene Anne Willis. ROW TWO: Jim Eaves, Jerry Korte, Diane Kauffmann, Beverly Young, Judy Neff, Barbara Hassler, Jane Obermeyer, Bill Leahy, Don Shipp. ROW THREE: Richard Hunt, Gary Schaan, Gary Shell, Jerry Hageman, Dennis Penepaeker, Terry Beuer, Doug Gonzalez, John Dufaux, Mike Perks. Absent: William Lee Chandler, Victor Caughhn, Gary John- son, Larry Lamely, Steve Reed, Jim Ryan. 78 w '11- ': 'W SoPHoMoREs -TERM Miss Twenter's Group ROW ONE: Barbara Wappler, Gloria Ripani, Nancy Forster, Sharon Cunningham, Pat Kerley, Mary Schmitt, Rosemarie Davis, Rita Moehl, Joann Praechter, Mary Schwinke. ROW TWO: Greg Driver, Tom Mathews, Richard Brown, Diane Poertner, Sue Buritsch, Carol Jean Nagle, Kathy Willenbrock, Mike Matheus, Jay Turner, Miss Twenter. ROW THREE: Jerry Siemens Daniel Allen, Jerry Sanky, Mike Zoller, Gene Roberts, Terry L'Ange, Ron King, Gerald Barthel, Barry Miller, Sam Yar brough, Homer Markhart. Absent: Thomas DeMarco, Bobbie Haley, Charlene Herbert, Kwiatkowski, Earl Lewis. Miss Weir's Group ROW ONE: Nona Mundy, Deanna Lee Gage, Barbara McCarty, Gail Driver, Margie McKenzie, J une Lee, Susan Chaphe, Elaine Zeni, Carole Henkenis, Cheryl Stark. ROW TWO: Janis Van Buren, Pat Albers, Donna McEntire, Judy Helmuth, Gary Lutman, Larry Mercer, Gary Shipp, Mary Smith, Norma DeNoyer, Mary Striler. ROW THREE: Richard Garrett, Jerry Teeter, Raymond Majmo, Larry Speicher, James Ramsey, Guy Londe, Gary Glenn Cashion, Ron Shoults, Dennis Howell, Howard Jim Spencer, Robert Tyra. Absent: Virginia Armer, Arthur Tucker, Joyce Voerster. 79 SoPHoMoREs - ERM 3 Mr. HaII's Group ROW ONE: Marlene Seris, Mary Ann Trent, Judith Cook, Margaret Gilson, Donna Lutman, Susan Minette Williams, Judy Radil, Ethel Robinson, Nancy Vuichaxd, Judy Florence. ROW TWO: Dale Taylor, Bob Hanks, Edward Koester, Kathleen Krueger, Lydia Oesterlei, Janet Spengler, JoAnn Brinkmann, Irma Pond, JoAnn Joyce Kramer, Pat Neeley, Joyce Dreppard, Dennis Horton. ROW EHREE Jack geels, Roger Vespa, Ronald Simpson, Alan Akerson, Calvin Duerr, Edward Chapman, David Moran, William Tessmer Karl eute , rian or es. Miss Jansson's Group ROW ONE: Sharon Conway, Kathy Bernard, Sharon Huffman, Joan Heitz, Kathy Reeves, Nancy Morris, Donna Bingham, De- borah Fortel, Carol Sue Scheadler, Katherine Stefan. ROW TWO: Oscar Harper, Glenn Duffey, Diane Bruegger, Malinda Walsh, Karen Kraus, Betty Pratt, Sue Lynch, Darlene Frease, Elaine Abfall, Oliver Eberhardt, Ray Blankenship. ROW THREE: Richard Kutta, Roger Shaw, Frank Rego, Thom Cooper, Jack VasQuez, Arnold Theobald, Lawrence Wilson, Mel- vin Dale Midkiff, Roy Midkiff, Bill Snyder. Absent: Norman Lotz, Dennis O'Toole. SOPHOMORES - ERM 3 Miss Pope's Group ROW ONE: Ruth Poth, Barbara O'Brien, Ruth Ann Agne, Patricia Lawless, Carolyn Schulte, Patricia Maloy, Judy Siemens, Peggy Otten, Judy Streitz, Mary McCrory. ROW TWO: Elmer Belko, Charles Deines, Barbara Ward, Carol Spieekerman, Janet Riley, Frances Fritz, Carole Ann Reisel, Elizabeth Hewitt, Glenda Kramer, Gary Brennan, John Walker. ROW THREE: Bob Brewster, Tom Hellwig, David Theurer, John Blanton, Gerald Denning, Thomas Farless, Robert Schmidt, Paul Harris, Jim Chancellor, Fred Jaeckle. Absent: Donna Corp, Ronald O'Toole, Daniel Reiter, Marjie Winkel. Miss Robinson's Group ROW ONE: Donna Lee Weber, Nancy Hattemer, Mary Ellen Briscoe, JoAnn Westbrook, Rose Steiner, Patricia Vanluyck Jeannine Mauchenheimer, Sandra Perrone, Janet Schneider. Sharon Murray. ROW TWO: Vincent Dabhs, William Peters, Joel Grant, Sandra Sullivan, Barbara Knorpp, Lois Washburn, Pat Renfrow, George Wood, Ken Lamack, Eric Emde Thomas McKeever. ROW THREE: Jack Disney, Ben Eiland, Francis Bass, Donald Bunch, Elmer J . Corless H, Charles Bremer Dennis Stanford, Charles Jerabek, Terry Hobbs, Landon Sklebar. Absent: Barbara Cutting, Gary Ubrick. 1 SoPHoMoREs - ERM 3 Mr. Schuneman's Group ROW ONE: Sharon Chandler, Mary Louvier, Susan Bard, Linda Knowles, Susan McNulty, Marcia Slattery, Sandra Segall, TCTYY N1Ch01S, Donna Daech, Glenda Green. ROW TWO: David Douglas, Walter Brewer, Michael Zotos, Mary Ann Menendez, Frances Messmer, Dianne Stephens, Rosemary Schultheis, Iola Taylor, Howard Sutton, Larry Wyatt, Daniel Horton. ROW THREE: Harold Walker, Rex Chronister, David Francis Buchanan, Eugene Combs, Paul Wiggs, Robert Pesout, Frederick Ficke, Charles Zimmer, Henry Ernst, Edward Knell, Wayne Forth, Absent: Karen P1ummer,JameS Ulhrich, Miss Boland's Group ROW ONE: Jenny Gurnpert, Sandra Standley, Patricia Lesh, Madeline, Bernardi, Teresa Thomas, Joyce Vandamme, Vivian Per- kins, Mary Ann Dalton, Mary Allen, Joyce Tucker. ROW TWO: Eric Brooman, Maria Arthur, Stephanie Taylor, Phyllis Sickman, Frances Zahnweh, Cheryl Bennett, Judy Meinelt, Vickie Shaw, Irene Rathert, Mary Hampton, Vernon Conway, Charles Kunz. ROW THREE: David Bard, Jack Roy, Alfred Tanner, Gary Collier, James Dimmerling, Henry Bauman, Robert Bahr, Richard Bequette, Jack Wuetherich, James O'Fallon. Absent: Sharon Beckett, Daniel Boyer, James Bowling, Kenneth Clark, June Crnko, William Zuh. 82 RESHME - ERM2 Mr. Briggson's Group ROW ONE: Sandra Andreas, Carol Harrison, Judy Braun, Donna Broderick, Francine iHutchins, Joyce Branson, Judith Daum, Janet Lucas, Sandy Meredith, Frances Ashley. ROW TWO: Dennis Eggemeyer, Karen Tebbenhoff, Barbara Rosman, Jane Gamber, Vicki Vogt, Susan Compton, Teri Rosendale, Karon Eichhorn, Sandy Morton, Marilyn Swacker, Betty Milne, Joyce Oppler. ROW THREE: Donald Gutgsell, Sedrick Robinson, Bill Selley, Ron Winters, Bill Duggin, Dan Rolf, Tom gurrie, Ehlil Hausman, Robert Cutt, Ken Christopher, Bob Westcott. Absent: Steven McFarland, David Ponzar, Roger Reiter, eorge pies. Miss DoIan's Group ROW ONE: Nancy Jennings, Katharine Sexauer, Heidi Ringhofer, Susan Danner, Sharon Eichhorn, Karen Gonzalez, Gail Daniels, Kathleen Wilson, Emily Flowers, Diane Kernbach. ROW TWO: Earl Cobb, Henry Hoffman, Sandra Sanders, Sandra Callahan, Diane Klein, Janet Foulk, Beverly Stifter, Dorothy Maag, Cynthia Whited, Georgia Ann Walker, Janis Seeber, Thomas Kircher, John Russel Dedeke. ROW THREE: Edward Fagyal, Elmont G. Honea, Gary Huffman, Bruce Kass, Troy CRustyD Moore, Thomas Rigen- bach Jr., Stanley Treon, David Kapper, George Hartman, James R. Thone, Charles McDowell. Absent: Mary Ann Franklin, Dietmar Friedrich, Russell Goldkuhl. 83 FRESHME - ERM2 Miss FIeming's Group ROW ONE: Martha Sutton, Pat McKay, Carol Marah, Donna Jones, Carol Vedder, Janet Walther, Jerry Shotwell, Gail Doerner. ROW TWO: Monique Burman, Judy Haldaman, Rosemary Louisda, Donna Dorman, Theresa Franklin, Sue Klnder, Mary Ann Huller, Helen Plesons, Barbara Dischbein. ROW THREE: David Moeller, Carl Geldmacher, Howard Boyster, Joseph Graul, Edward Johnston, Dennis Patterson, Ronald Kautzner, Fred Hollander. Absent: Joe Cook, Richard Dierker, Sandra Haag, Dave Kinder, Barbara Lambing, Ronald Phinney, Robert Scheig. Miss Gunther's Group ROW ONE: Margaret McGrath, Virginia Alice Eull, Catherine Maguire, Dorothy Rita Roy, Barbara Mary Toppins, Bar- bara Elaine Gray, Linda Earlene Maness, Donna Fuchs, Judith Anne Larkins, Becky Ann Graves. ROW TWO: Bill Maehringer, Wally Grimm, Richard Williams, Jon Hawker, Ruthann Janet Ries, Carol Jones, Tom Crowder, James Clea Steitz, William Richard Brandt, Torn Parsons, Jim Michael Newton. ROY THREE: J. Richard Evertz, Richard Rudolph Fabsitz, Omar Wesley McRoy, Steven William Schuchmann, David Alan Walls, Charles Nowatny, Henry William Reehten, Richard Joseph Schreit, Bruce Otto Leutzinger, James Matt Klein, Charles H. Boresi, George Jonas. Absent: Kenneth Kinder, Sam Wiesner, Eileen Willett. nuniiini-nl i- M :':' 'tt' M r ' s : e s--v-W--I-W--' V - ' l 'M'-1-r' Wr r - i iN-vhvrhwwfi-n J1 lm: M-1- Na-1-W-'-- '-fufwfewu-H-M RESHME - ERM Mr. Jansen's Group ROW ONE: Judy Wilson, Eileen Heinz, Ann Bailey, Becky Mueller, Sandra Farrah, Juanita Deckerd, Johnel Aufner, Hilda Wells, Margaret Wedge, Donna Ebersohl. ROW TWO: Dennis Hoffman, Sharon Wohlert, Judith Spencer, Pat Ford, Joan Frederich, Cheryl Joseph, Susan Schmidt, Frances Mary Flahive, Patricia Umfleet, Donald Leiendecker. ROW THREE: Tom Holdegraver, Ronald Oestreich, Jim Kochs, Dennis Wyland, Patrick Howard, Roy Schaumburg, Richard Roy, Sidney Smith, Robert Hribernik, Leo J. Neumann, Milton Matheus. Absent: Robert Gehbauer, Marian Kohlwes, Ray Milentz, Tim Moore. Miss McCann's Group ROW ONE: Vicki Vitchner, Mary Ellen Valle, Linda Spindler, Gail Lichtenberg, Barbara Blankenship, Theresa Pfeifer l Sandra Anderson, Peggy Hanstein, Carol Archer, Barbara Bellantone. ROW TWO: Richard Pierson, Patricia Morani Victoria Cramblett, Christine Elkins, Sharon Werner, Linda Hedden, Joan Krueger, Carol Tinker, Ruth Davis, Judith Anne Barozinsky, Joy Ann Manis, Robert Kreienheder. ROW THREE: Rich Scocco, Kenneth Gaebler, Paul Regna, Ray Smith, Richard Pelczynski, Roy Postel, Gordon Stephenson, Jerome Coibion, Bruce Stengel, Lloyd Moss, Absent: Orville Boyer, Bruce Prater. w FRESHME - ERM2 Miss O'Connor's Group ROW ONE: Priscilla Willi, Diane Bender, Joyce Tomanec, Norma Stephens, Beverly Nollmann, Cathy Swetz, Joyce Johnson, Alice Wehde, Mildred Schultz, Marcia Eickmeier. ROW TWO: Richard Scott, Beverly Nathan, Gary Lindsey, Laura Birken- meyer, Binnie Ann Byrnes, Lynne Boesewetter, John Harts, Michael Krupski, Terry Kemp. ROW THREE: William Loh- mann, James Schmidt, Nick Ludwig, Lawrence Carlson, Tom Geary, Dan Axley, Mike Bresnan, David Schuessler, Roger Dunajcik, Richard Sobocinski, Louis Heaghney, Dan Ragsdale. Absent: Theresa Blalock, Sharon Conley, Irene Mrozewski, Ronald Reeder, Christina Wee. ' 7 Miss Randolph s Group ROW ONE: Joan Branson, Kathryn Sedovic, Sandra Vassel, Julia Perry, Judy Larson, Donna Sundays, Jeannine Edwards, Nancy Arpe, Jacqueline Schmitz, Phyllis Dean. ROW TWO: Carol Boden, Suzanne Zepf, Donna Lee Brooks, David Bagby, Kurt Wagner, Steve Byington, George Suedkamp, Charles Hammers, Miss Randolph, Douglas Nanna, Cheryl Grossius, Patricia Bolstein. ROW THREE: Michael Werner, John Stork, Godfrey Stahl, Larry Pingleton, Tony Nikodem, Joseph Colombo, Mike Hahn, Rich Thumser, John Summers, Robert Hess, Theodore Sundays, Christy Trayanoii, Terry Carlton. Absent: John Woelfel. sei '1 PmHK '- l W f l'r' 'i-':N 'f 'f'V V N' ,'V'l'iM 'e W i r' M V RESHME - ER Miss Theodore's Group ROW ONE: Judy Toeneboehn, Carlene Cushing, Gale Johnson, Joan Schneider, Paulette Watkins, Anna Wilson, Patricia Monfort, Sharon McKay, Sheila Leas, Barbara Heumann. ROW TWO: Margaret Brickner, Katherine Schimsa, Shirley Birdsall, Bonnieta Kauffman, Betsey Schneider, Genevieve Hadley, Barbara Hill, Joan Fiedler, Peggy Umfleet. ROW THREE: William H. Hodge, Jr., Joe Watson, Mike lVlcClanahan, Richard Franek, Danny Wood, Nicholas Follmer, Charles Dyn, John Freiermuth, Troy Key, Gary McCourt, Larry Huff. Absent: Andrea Albritton, Joyce Buck, Dean Lambert, Melvin Ronecker, Kenneth Ryan, Fred Lohrmann, Larry Smith. FRESHME - ERM Mr. BaIIin's Group ROW igNEl.i: Ggdlys S1E1ith,1Shgon Eskew, Sahdy Radosevich, Charlene Blume, Pauline Velders, Elaine Becker, Carolyn From- mann, an ra a er, ar es eisinger. ROW TWO: Robert Zucco, William Brown, Clarence Jones, Lavonne Avery, Vicky Euler, Bob Meyer, Charles Marvin, John Driscoll. ROW THREE: Edward Ruckenbrod, Jay Kiesewetter, Alan Sehnuriger, Bud Upchurch, Dan Scissors, Jack Nauert, Bob Linn. ROW FOUR: Stanley Mueller, Thomas Lentz, James Hartung, Joe Kirk, Stan Vaninger. Absent: Virginia Tallent. 87 RESHME - ERM Mr. Doxsee's Group ROW ONE: Jim Voirol, Sharon LaRue, JoAnn Woolverton, Joan Hoskins, Mary Jane Barks, Nancy Albrecht, Pam Oman, Judy Cole, Margie Sample, Ronald Moyie. ROW TWO: Susan Danner, Sandy Fabrizi, Patricia Elaine Tarzian, Marilyn Kincaid, Diana Barton, Sue Wedemeyer, Mary Harris, Pat Wendling. ROW THREE: Thomas Cline, Bill Boaz, Gary Kassebaum, Bill Lenz, Robert Herman, Terry Scowcroft, Eugene Spitzer, Barry Green. ROW FOUR: Donald Eibert, John Sobery, Dave Paxton, Walter Rheinheimer, Glenn Partney. Mrs. HoIst's Group ROW ONE: Evelyn Spiess, Sandy Logan, Barbara'Welch, Sharon Thien, Kathy Hoover, Gwendolyn Sue Pullam, Suzy Will, Marlene Bonitzer. ROW TWO: Jim Petero, Sharon Groves, Geraldine Thomas, Pat Mitchell, Barbara Anderson, Linda Bean, Sophia Riley, Richard Sargent ROW THREE: Richard Coyle, Gary Henrich, Robert Kirk, William Robinson, Dennis Day, Wayne F aulkenberry, Bill Muellhaupt. ROW FOUR: Milton Loessberg, Len Koederitz, Roger Birkel, Marvin Hohman, Dan Emmons, Louie Bodway, Thomas Shanks, Paul Werner. ' 'A is '- - r'ktttr' k t fl- - ' i-'-'ir ew--H r Ht' A rkt'r' -1 rrLH1fLN'Hf 'r' wwf--f-My 1- ' Mr '-' -r N f-ff- f-ei'-ewe -- --iuul- FRESHMEN - ER Miss .lorgensen's Group i ROW ONE: Dianne Londe, Lorraine Cesell, Sally Ann Yates, Dorothy Tripplett, Karen Burian, Judy Hammer, Carolyn Tinsley, 5110 ThOmaS. ROW TWO:.J1mmy Benz, Mary Anderson, Martha Long, Nancee Keller, Gay Schlueter, Maureen Yount, Dona Moeller, Jane Paoletti, Michael Williams. ROW THREE: Paul Schmidt, Eddie Bodway, Phil Huddleston, Thomas Steele, Michael Shore, William J. Dadek. ROW FOUR: Bill Heuer, Roger Horn, Wayne Le Boeuf, John Dill, Charles Fiala, Roland Kramer. Absent: Dennis Pope, Marvin Sawyer. Miss M. I. Mann's Group ROW ONE: Sandy Dixon, Susan Montague, Jennifer Hawkins, Barbara Goyda, Virginia Long, Kathy Lee, Carol Traut- WCIH, Jeanette Berg. ROW TWO: John Schnellmann, Eva Mae White, Gaye Burtner, Vicki Lynn Zimmer, Dorothy Schroeder, Joan Schenck, Theresa Franklin, Dale Zieger, George Fisbeck. ROW THREE: David Treat, James A. Smith, Alvin Bowen, Ray Curtis Dowdy, Philip Martin, William Irwin, Daniel Paul Stodgell. ROW FOUR: Robert Lamar, Vic Park, Jerry Poslosky, Stephen Holst, Ronald Andracsek, Alan John, Dan Younger. FRESHME - ERM Mr. D. Waggonefs Group ROW ONE: Sylvia Treglown, Sharon Graham, Nancy Drda, Marilyn Leiber, Marie Belko, Patricia Duncan, Nancy Schober Carma Moss. ROW TWO: John Schneider, Judith Tappeiner, Martha Zotos, Ava Markham, Norma Huebner, Mayonie Brown, Janet Kelley, Judy Marty, Penny Aschinger, Gloria Ellinger. ROW THREE: Robert Fluchel, Gerald Siemons, Gary Bernstein, Gary Hayes, Linvell Cleveland Powell, Tom Stengel, Hosea Brown. ROW FOUR: James Turek, John Reinhardt, Ronald Zimmerer Jimmy Jee Jackson, Charles Reeder, John Matthews. .w ifi-'W gf 4-if A-iii? 9: 'r ,mmf Wu Hg - f N- , ,f Q' ing 'dai 39. ..f3iv3'3'9-'5 lair' , ...... - 5fE l6?gzs giz :t:.: 1 ., 1' gfQ.f:.5i,iE,fi', ' f X J ' iiiilif l 75 5 ts x 7? 'X if Wifi J 2 , Ek M ,gg in l M 'i if f A L ff' 4? cf ' J' ,gE,fiii'i,,JEfQ2QgSZ',t ' mg ' 90 MARILYN sues 1 M 1 1 Q i lliEAev'NFv' ' Xgaff V fn. lmwAAWWfiW??EHWf4PN W' idmfan, 1 a':'sW'w1':f .YJ k 7 ' k' 1 N-' wqW:eix5.v.i?,,1H' ,' ' - f . 'f STUDENT COUNCIL - FALL ROW ONE: Carol Nachtweih, Judy Govreau, Charles Nutmann, Georgene Pfiffner, Gene Murray, Charlene Kubernat, Ken Weber, Betsey Schneider, Sharon Schuppan, Lois Garvey. ROW TWO: Paulette Lehmier, Patricia Ann Bols- tein, Judy Kreitler, Jeanne Trautwein, Mary Ellen Valle, Louise Lobrano, Carolyn Godsil, Sandy Meredith, Carol Magyar, Sharon Turley, Irene Rathert. ROW THREE: Don Shipp, Carolyn Steffens, Judy Neff, Lois Kreienheder, Sandra Koenen, Ann Bailey, Susan McNulty, JoAnn Farley, Cheryll Mayfield, Priscilla Willi. ROW FOUR: Sam Yarbrough, 'Kenneth Schmitz, Gene Branson, Bruce Malchow, Ken Wilhelm, Roger Wattler, Guy Londe, Bill Witbrodt, James Michael Newton, Wally Grimm. ROW FIVE: Elmont G. Honea, Neil Komoshy, Charles Dreppard, Dave Pelant, Bob Duffey, Robert Armer, Thomas Leslie, Oscar harper, Theodore Proske, Bill Compton, Bill Dowdy. STUDENT COUNCIL - SPRING ROW ONE:-Judy Kreitler, Nancy Drda, Linda Spindler, Sharon Reim, Bob Robidoux, Albert Conway, Emil Fett, Cheryl Mayfield, Elizabeth Hewitt, Mary Hacker, Sharon Finnegan. ROW TWO: Donald Gutgsell, Sue Thomas, Sue Wedemeyer, Gail Doerner, Juanita Deckerd, Gloria Fleming, Betty Muldrow, Ellen Ehlers, Linda Knowles, Susan Metz, Dana Crump, June Crnko, Sharon Schuppan. ROW THREE: Betty Tucker, Sharon Fogarty, Sandra Morrison, Carol Trautwein, Sandra Koenen, Janet Wacker, Gloria Ripani, Carolyn Steffens, Sharon Heitmann, Linda Key, Cindy.Petersen, Judy Helmuth, Jeanette Kennedy. ROW FOUR: Philip Noll, Bill Snyder, Jack Disney, Roger Dunajclk, Jim Newton, Troy Key, Ray Keune, William Robinson, Robert Walter, Brian Forbes. ROW FIVE: Rusty Moore, Roger Herzog, Bill Matula, Mike Curran, Dale Daniels, Don Geldmaeher. KEY CLUB ROW ONE Ron Hacker, Ronald Klein, Bill Witbrodt, Jerry Thompson, Dan Paxton, Bill Haag, Chandler Kennedy Bill Matula Thomas Haber ROW TWO: Larry Berryman, Dave Lemmel, Bob Cohn, Gerald Barthel, Paul Schellhardt, Gregory ONe1ll Ed Debus Roger Herzog, Albert Conway. ROW THREE: Ronnie Hurst, John Moeller, Robert Moran, Craig Donis Jim Warner Charles Nuttman Peter Starn, Gary Sherman, David Brinner. ROW FOUR: David DeWalle, Patrick Shaw, Robert Klatt Thomas Leslie Charles Scharnberger, Richard Ackerman, John Cloud, Jay Wand, Peter Bruecklmeier, Larry Rhyne. President ..,.,,,,,., ....,,. D AN PAXTON Vice-President . .,.,.. ,,,,,,,,....,,.... B ILL HAAG Vice-President ,t,,. ,,,,,,,.. J ERRY THOMPSON Secretary -A-MYYYYYYYY --MA C Tfeasuffgf ,w-,, Y,YY,-,,, B The Key Club is a service club, sponsored by Kiwanis, and composed of some of the 'akeyn boys at Cleveland. As service projects this year, we donated gift baskets of groceries to needy families, helped make out study hall assignments, and distributed book covers in school. Much of the money for service projects comes from our annual Key Club-Faculty basketball game, which was quite successful this year. On the more frivolous side of life, Key Club members enjoyed a hayride last fall, and are looking forward eagerly to the Missouri-Arkansas District convention, to be held in Little Rock tl1is year, and to the annual HParents' Appreciation Banquetw this spring. Although the Key Club has had a very successful year in so far as our undertakings are concerned, we greatly regret that our original sponsor, Mr. James Julian, suffered a heart attack during the Christmas holidays and will have to spend the remainder of the current semester and next summer convalescing. Mr. Julian's temporary successor, Mr. Ralph Ballin, succumbed to a fatal heart attack on the way to school on March 8. Our deepest sympathy goes to his wife and his son, Bruce. We sincerely hope that these catastrophes do not come in three's for the sake of our present sponsor, Mr. Robert Beckerle. A CAPPELLA CHOIR A Cappella Choir ROW ONE: Carolyn Schmittgens, Alunia Llewellyn, Marcia Rockenbrodt, Sandy Oheim, Joyce Tomanec, Elaine Virga, Carol Virga, Marilin White, Jan Wood, Sharon Carpenter, Barbara Aufner, Mary June Kestler. ROW TWO: Margaret Wohlberg, Bernice Kinniff, Donna Pirtle, Janet Schmittgens, Sharon Jackson, Carolyn Schulte, Susan McNulty, Marcia Slattery, Linda Knowles, Ruth Poth, Susan Bard, Janet Lucas. ROW THREE: Jim Domachowski, Bill Siedhoff, Jeanette Kuhn, Sharon Klemp, Mary Louvier, Elizabeth Hewitt, Susan Buritsch, Mary Ellen Briscoe, JoAnn Joyce Kramer, Steve Whitfield, Tom Ellis, Ken Lamack. ROW FOUR: Edward Fagyal, Fred Jaeckle, Charles Bremer, Thomas W. Currie, Ron Horowitz, Charles Obermeyer, Eugene Sartorius, Joe Ungerer, Rusty Moore, Austin Carron, Jerry Jolmson, Larry Wilson. A Cappella Choir ROW ONE: Susan Williams, Carol Rittner, Sandra Brandt, Margaret Knackstedt, Sharon Heitmann, Mary Ellen Kohl, Nancy Forster, Mary Hacker, Lorrin Woodcock, Grace Sanburn, Sue Ann Schneidewind, Sandra Schmitt. ROW TWO: Jill Hahn, Dianne Stephens, Patricia Ann Williams, Sharon Conway, Barbara Gonzales, Brenda Dobyns, Susan Chaphe, Barbara Lange, Judy Thomson, Marlene Roberson, .lean Perry, Barbara Wappler, Maureen Siebert. ROW THREE: Sharon Beckmann, Kathy Wolf, Geraldine Easton, Jerry Thompson, Glenn Zapf, Raymond Majino, Art Frank, Jasper Jones, Oliver Eberhardt, Gary Shipp, Nancy Berger, Diane Kauff- rnann, Sharon Sehuppan. ROW FOUR, Michael Morgan, Albert Conway, Gil Hendley, Jim Morton, Bill Martin, David E. Scott, Thomas Pingleton, Bob Pieske, Donald Mohr, Jim Murphy, Charles Seger, Bill Gerdel, David Brinner, Richard Williams. 94 pp A CAPPELLA CHOIR A Cappella Choir ROW ONE: Barbara Jeanette Fear, Janice Schneiderjohn, Carol Bohley, Judy Gutmann, Dale Doerr, Barbara Miller, Karen Claus, Linda Steuer, Patricia Young, Susie Warner, Sheryll Carpenter, Joan Johnson. ROW TWO, Janet Maness, Brenda Lore, Carolyn Siemens, Charlotte Campbell, Barbara Harstick, Pat Peltz, Toni J erabek, Patricia Moon, Charlotte Mohr, Norma DeNoyer, Darlene Frease, Sandy Meredith, Pat Davis. ROW THREE: Barry Morris, Pat Albers, Joan Spitzer, Carol Magyar, Lynn Morrow, D,Ar1ene Tarzian, Mary Huff, Bernice Alexander, JoAnn Garcia, Donna Lee Lindow, Jackie Holifield, Judy Rapp, Larry Schardan. ROW FOUR: Jerry Bridges, Bill Klaas, Mike Henties, Jack Michael, Bill Kraiberg, Otto Mathi, Daniel Rodriguez, Ray Keller, Ronald Fogelbach, Frank Dies, James Lohse, Rex Hanks, Robert Frerck, James Doerr. A Cappella Choir ROW ONE: Jo Ann Ebersohl, Jane Cole, Pat Yurgec, Patricia Cahow, Diane Gifford, Joyce Dreppard, Darlene Mott, Nancy Sauf- nauer, Karen Metz, Beverlee Buchholz, Judy Harper, Paulette Boemer. ROW TWO: Dorothy Hansmann, Bonnie Tuhro, Rosemary Kohlstaedt, Nancy Niemann, Connie Davis, Barbara Hofmeister, Patricia Toalson, Vivian Green, Judy Matthews, Linda Key, Lynn Remspecher, Margaret Peer, Mary Kriska, Judy Radil, Sharon Chandler, Lucille Papa, Julia Wehde. ROW THREE: Ron Ferber, Harry Bradley, Gary Shoemaker, Bill Dowdy, Mike Curran, Steve Lynch, Gene Kalhorn, Eugene Combs, Arthur Barhorst, Richard Klemites, Donald Dickus, Steve Krafcik, Ronald Woodruff. ROW FOUR: Philip H. Noll, Lester Mosberger, Joel Grant, Bob Murphy, Joe Suarez, Dan Foulk, Robert Armer, Michael Wendling, Larry Kuhlmann, Paul Stuckmeyer, Stanley Kudlinski, Guy Londe, Ron McKee. 95 A CAPPELLA CHOIR EWS EW' A. C. in actionl The A Cappella Choir is one of the oldest organizations at Cleve- land, and also one of the busiest. New songs are constantly being learned, and old ones reviewed for the ntunerous programs in which the choir participates throughout the year-the annual Easter and Christmas programs for the school, the Spring Show, the Mural Dedication Ceremony, and the Thanksgiving Program, to name just a few. The highlight of the year for the choir was its participation in a Music Festival, given by the high schools of St. Louis. Both musical departments, instrumental and vocal, took part and pre- sented a beautiful program based on HSpring. For the first seven weeks of the spring term, A Cappella Choir worked hard to learn the songs for the program, under the guidance and supervision of Miss Mann. Despite the fact that there were times when Miss Mann and the choir members became discouraged, our school was well represented and A Cappella came through with shining colors. Wonderful and educational experiences like these make the motto of A Cappella, HSpiritual growth and character develop- ment through musicfi a reality. , The Great Stone Face. The Great Stone Face + five four officers of coursell 96 ENS MBLE ROW ONE: Lorrin Woodcock, Barbara Miller, Alvina Llewellyn, Joyce Tomanec, Susie Warner, Karen Claus, Gloria Krause, Stephanie Leicht, Mary Jane Rogers. ROW TWO: Barry Morris, Jerry Johnson, Judy Gutmann, Jeanette Barbara Fear, Char- lotte Mohr, Patricia Young, Janet Maness, Bill Gerdel, Ken Lamack. ROW THREE: Art Frank, Jasper Jones, Daniel Rodri- guez, Donald Mohr, Bob Pieske, Tom Pingleton, Jim Murphy, Charles Seger. Although the Ensemble is a very new organization, one and one-half years old, to be exact, it is already becoming an important addition to the vocal music department. It was formed by Miss C. L. Mann in January of l959 as a small performing group to be used in place of the A Cappella choir, which fre- quently has more engagements than it can handle. Already Ensemble has made a name for itself and has made several successful appearances, alone and sometimes with the A Cappella. The programs which starred the Ensemble include the Alumnae meeting, Let's Eat Show, Parents, Association, Christ- mas Program, and Memorial Day Program. Triplets JUNIOR CHOIR - SECOND PERIOD ROW ONE: Donna Ebersohl, Virginia Alice Eull, Joyce Tucker, Carol Hicks, Mary Striler, Sandra Andreas, Janis Seeher, Linda Maness, Gerry Feld, Lynne Boesewetter. ROW TWO: Martha Sutton, Monique Burman, Donna Lee Brooks, Delores Jones, Judith Ann Mohr, Dorothy Maag, Beverly Nollmann, Barbara Brandt, Joyce Gross, Bonnieta Kauffman, Kathleen Wilson, Victoria Cramblett, Joy Ann Manis. ROW THREE: Michael Werner, Roger Shaw, Gary Lindsey, David Schuessler, Edward Chapman, Carl Crnko, Gary Bowen, Doug Dunphy, George Jansberg. JUNIOR CHOIR - SECOND PERIOD ROW ONE: Patricia Maloy, Carol Sue Scheadler, Sue Raymer, Janet Spengler, Peggy Otten, Judy Siemens, Carole Ann Riesel, Judy Streitz, Glenda Kramer, Sandra Haag. ROW TWO: Johnel Aufner, Jackie Hadley, Stephanie Taylor, Joan Fiedler, Marjie Winkel, Frances Zahnweh, Barbara Blankenship, Pat McKay, Joan Frederich, Judy Larson, Carol Aumann, Judy Toeneboehn. ROW THREE: Fred Lohrmann, Daniel Horton, Ben Salih, Roy Postel, Peter Nathan, Rick Ficke, Edward Benecke, George Kudlinski, John Moeller, Phil Gumpert, Dennis Wyland, John Verderberj William Winterhauer. 98 my Ju loR CHOIR - F LL Junior Choir - Seventh Period ROW ONE: Barbara Heumann, Sally Lynn McEntire, Janet Sue Lucas, Doris DeKorsey, Barbara Ann O'Brien, Gail Lichtenberg, Karen Tebbenhoff, Vicki Vitchner, Joyce Johnson, June Crnko. ROW TWO: Sandra Standley, Shirley Long, Nancy Exler, Nancy Vuichard, Jeanne Vogelpahl, Joyce Branson, Joan Branson, Suzanne Zepf, Gale Johnson, Sandra Morton. ROW THREE: Sandra Vassel, Sharon Wohlert, Richard Pierson, Charles Kunz, Robert Kreienheder, Donald Leiendecker, Gary Brennan, Fred Ham, Tom Kircher, Jo Ann Taylor, Judy Haldaman. ROW FOUR: Charles H. Boresi, Dan Stallman, Doug Gonzalez, Richard Vasel, Roy Schaumburg, Rick Ekman, Steven William Schuchmann, Frank Diebold, George Wiemann. Junior Choir - Seventh Period ROW ONE: Katherine Stefan, Mildred Schultz, Susan Toeneboenn, Diane Klein, Beverly Nathan, Jo ce Elouis Bu k D J. y e c , onna Broderick, Ruth Davis. ROW TWO: Sue Lynch, Sandra Farrah, Becky Graves, Gail Doerner, Carol Harrison, Carol Vedder, Joan K B b B ll ' ' ' ' ' TUCQBT, ST HTH C aUt0I1G, Sharon Huffman. ROW THREE. Wayne Jones, James Ramsey, Mike Broderick, Steven Reed, Philip Hanstein, William Brandt, Richard Franek, Steve Auberry. ROW FOURg Gerald Denning, Dave Andrasko, David Humes, Thomas Farless, Randolph Anton, Ron King, Trion Stanley. 99 SENIOR CHOIR ROW ONE: Marian Pope, Mary Ann Trent, Jean Lawson, Audrey Heithaus, Karen Pozniak, Veronica Sipp, :Jo Ann BoshersMKaHhy Jochum, Mary Kneib. ROW TWO: Bill Krakos, Carol Biras, Beverly Kass, Mickey Hudson, Fay Pannell, Lois Krexenheder, an ee Moore Sandra Sullivan, Jean Cathey, Jim Daggett. ROW THREE: Jim Honey, Ross Hoffman, Bill Bedford, Michael Clonts, Melvin Wilmoth, Bob Stull, Ernest Stephens, Jerry Petero. INTERMEDIATE CHOIR ROW ONE: JoAnn Westbrook, Gloria Ripani, Lois Washburn, Margaret Knackstedt, Betty Milne, Sandy Cook, Diane Frease, Judy Larkins, Peggy Rodriguez. ROW TWO: Tom Hellwig, David Bard, Patsy Lammert, Nancy Nuske, Judy Meinelt, Josephine Mier, Leslie Boyden, Vicki Shaw, David Theurer, Landon Sklebar. ROW THREE: Terry Hobbs, Dennis Horton, Nick Ludwig, Norman Lotz, Wayne Roth, Tony Morrello, Henry Hollenberg, Arthur McKinney, Jerry Cole, John Broderick, Charles Kniest. I00 WEB TER-HAYNE ROW ONE: Dale Daniels, Joyce Tomanec, Charles Scharnberger, Marlene Anne Willis, Richard Emde. ROW TWO: Mr. Harold Doxsee, David L. Bates, Richard Rosenthal, Kenneth Schild, Fred Lohrmann, David Bagby. Oh, what lid do with a million! Reputed to be Cleveland's oldest club, the Webster-Hayne Debating Society under the direction of lVlr. Herald M. Doxsee is certainly one of the most lively clubs here-ask any member! At the Weekly meetings, the members participate in debates, both formal and inform- al, and extemporaneous or 'cshoestringu talks. Sound interesting? VVhy not give it a try? The people in the club will give you any help and encouragement you may need. One of the high points of the school year was a mock trial put on by the club for the benefit and entertainment of the student body. In extracurricular activities the Webster- Hayners participate individually in dramatics, speech contests and tournaments, as well as many other speaking adventures. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: David Bates, Donna Ebersohl, Nona Mundy, .lo-Ann Ebersohl, Sharon Turley, Joan Johnson, Carol Bohley Theresa Eck. ROW TWO: Donna Pawlowski, Lucretia Offett, Beverlee Buchholz, Karen Metz, Paulette Boemer, Jackie Steinhauer Rosemarie Vassallo, Frances Messmer, Sandra Koenen, Joyce Lammert, Debbie Fortel, Barbara Ann O'Brien. Rosemarie Vassallo Sharon Turley Paulette Boemer Sandra Koenen I02 F.T.A., in affiliation with the National Education Association, was first introduced to Cleveland in November of l957 by Mr. R. Waggoner and is the only vocational club in the school. During the current year, under the able sponsorship of Mr. Waggener, the club prepared a very fruitful agenda which included field trips to the University of Missouri, Gallaudet School for the Deaf, St. Louis University, and attendance at their state F.T.A. convention held in St. Louis this year. The club also enjoyed a well rounded program of guest speakers from numerous phases of the educational field. Meetings are held every Monday evening after school in room 213. All interested students are Welcome to attend. OFFICERS PRESIDENT Sharon Turley VICE-PRESIDENT ,loan Johnson SECRETARY J 0-Ann Ebersohl TREASURER Barbara O,Brien A day at Mizzou TEENS FOR CHRIST ROW ONE: Marilyn White, Marcia Rockenbrodt, Bonnie Ciepley, Carol Magyar, Donna Pirtle, Pat Malloy, Judy Tappeiner Miss Jansson, Cary Henrich, La Vonne Avery. President r,,,....,,,, ,,.,.. B ONNIE CIEPLEY Vice-President ....... ,..r,, C AROL MAGYAR Secretary .rr,,,,,.r..,,,v,, rr,,,v,............... P AT MALLOY Program Director i,..,.. ...r. M ARCIA ROCKENBRODT ' Let no man despise thy youthg but he thou an example of the believer, in word, in conversation, l 1n charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. I Timothy 4 :12 T.F.C. sponsored by Miss Karen ,lansson meets in room 300 at 3:20 on Tuesdays. The main activities include special speakers along with songfests and other Christian activities. Annual occurrences include the Christmas party, which always proves to be an evening of wonderful fun. The meetings are open to all to come and have Christian fellowship. All Clevelandites are welcome at the Tuesday meetings. I03 ROCKET CLUB ROW ONE: Donna Pawlowski, Fred Lohrmanr, Alex Barlows. ROW TWO: Mr. Almond, Les Krieger, Eric Emde, Richard Emde. ROCKET CLUB The Cleveland High School Rocket Club has been in existence since 1957 under the sponsorship of Mr. Billy Almond, a well known geography and physiography teacher. Over half of the launchings have been successful and some of the failures hardly have been equalled in many fireworks displays. The club has its problems, howeverg and among them is a large per- zzz, ix manent launching site. The club welcomes all students interested ly U in rocketry. The safety standard is very high, and, so far, the safety- record is perfect. The officers are Alex Barlows, ,,,: ' ftt ' President: Richard Emde, Treasurerg and Leslie Krieger, Sec- 2z'lse R retary. The meetings are held every Friday after school in room f A xi K4 X . -- T -fs, ,i -ir'L L ' i 1 IO4 RADIO CLUB ROW ONE: Leo Neumann, Richard Kutta, Robert Joyce, Gregory O'Neill, Paul Kucera, Carl Geldmacher. ROW TWO: Ken Manley, Robert LoGrasso, Curt Schild, John Rasmussen, Terry Stivers, Michael Bumb, Terry Hobbs. FALL Paul Kucera KPFZ ......... Robert Joyce KRYF ....,..,.-.. Richard Kutta KN WYO Curt Schild KYMN .e.-,...,,.. RADIO CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT ----.-.VICE-PRESIDENTNU.,. SECRETARY ,, ,,-,,, TREASURER err,, 'Sunil , E::.,E: no -Ee I M llllf ,ii, A I I I FMR ru N QEMQS SPRING Richard Kutta KNWYO Paul Kucera KPFZ Curt Schild KYIVIN ,,,,v,.--.David Storey KTYC IO5 RIFLE TE M ROW ONE: Bill Lenz, Richard Brackmann, Eric Emde, Eric Schnittker, Gary McCourt, Richard Pierson, Donald Gutgsell, David Moel- ler, Russel Baumann. ROW TWO: Robert Lamar, Barbara Kraft, Jo an Fiedler, Joan Frederich, Janis Van Buren, Judy Siemens, Jo Ann Farley, Linda Maness, Joyce Voerster, Sue Tavennes, Jacqueline Schaefler, Robert Westuolt, Dan Paxton. ROW THREE: Jim James Turek, Godfrey Stahl, Charles Smith, Eddie I-Ieischmidt, Harold Schlegel, Kenneth Heggemann, Russell Hollenberg, Donald Eibert, Francis Bass, Raymond Majino. Most of us are satisfied to learn how to shoot well without needing any particular incentive. However, as our skill develops, all of us like to be able to show something to our friends indicating what we have accomplished in our chosen sport. The best way for a young rifleman to get the most out of the shooting program is by being a member of an organized rifle club. in life. and boys. SHARPSHOOTERS GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM Davis, Elaine Exler, Nancyg Pres. Langbein, Louise Schutz, Joan Tarzian, D'Arline Rifle Club in action Welling, Joyce I06 Kraft, Barbarag Vice-Pres. junior junior ' Our Cleveland Rifle Club and Teams have been developed to bring out those qualities of sportsmanship, fair play, man- liness, self-controt and co-operation so essential to success The Greater St. Louis High School Rifle League Teams are: Beaumont girls and boys, Christian Brothers College boysg Country Day School boys, Ferguson High boysg O'Fallon girls and boys, Southwest boysg and Cleveland girls SHARPSHOOTERS BOYS' RIFLE TEAM Hollenberg, Russell Kennedy, Chandlerg V Paxton, Dan: Pres. Schlegel, Harold Scowcroft, Paul Shermer, Bill Thellman, Lester ice-Pres CAMERA CLUB ROW ONE: Mary Knieb, Sandra Fauor, Marlene Willis. ROW TWO: .Iohn Hartmann, Rosemarie Vassallo, Roger Shaw. ROW THREE: Glenn Austin, Douglas Jarrett, .I0e Bell. ROW FOUR: Richard Emde, Mr. Atterbury. The Camera Club, under the able sponsorship of Mr. Atterbury, endeavors to give to its members a better under- standing of photographic equipment and technique. These Clevelandites are learning the science of photography in an effort to make better pictures. Some of the main activities of the club include photo contests and the annual spring picnic. President ...... ,.,,......,.,.,.... I OE BELL Vice-President ,,.... ....,, M ARLENE WILLIS Secretary ..,t. .. ,,..v.. MARLENE WILLIS Treasurer -,,,-.o,vo ....., D OUGLAS JARRETT IO7 GCRLS' BOWLING - WEDNESDAY ROW ONE: Dorothy Carter, Marilyn Sheehan, Dorothy Anderson, Kathleen Wilson, Linda Leistritz, Alice Rolling, Barbara Reinhardt, Janet Wood, Sue Wigert, Elda Zahnweh. ROW TWO: Barbara Hofmeister, Judy Hasseler, Betty Fagg, Adrienne Bourg, Marian Billimack, Donna Grace, Ruth Thompson, Betsy Savage, Judy Keller, Barbara Larkins, Sue Skinner. ROW THREE: Phyllis Stewart, Beverly Condray, Sharon Anello, Diane Garcia, Gloria Fleming, Barbara Aufner, Joan Smith, Donna Lee Lindow, Lynn Reed, Carole Sondag, Susan Compton. ROW FOUR: Barbara Wappler, Sue Eash, Diane Fuller, Nancy Kern, .lanet Neis, Barbara Harstick. GIRLS' BOWLING - THURSDAY ROW ONE: .Ioan Johnson, Carolyn Steffens, Mary .lane Schmidt, Patricia McGovern, Elaine Meyer, Sharon Turley, Diane Frease, Darlene Frease. ROW TWO: Karen Pieper, Judy Collins, Peggy Hanstein, Frances Messmer, Binnie Byrnes. BOYS' BOWLING - WEDNESDAY ROW ONE: Richard Koenig, James Lake, Randolph Anton, Ernie Anderson, Ron Hacker, Art Frank, Jerry Petero, Charles Hogan, William Matula, Dennis Eads, Jack Petero, Dan Axley. ROW TWO: Ronald Ross Woods, Norman Steffens, Ray Anderson, Ted Fiedler, Rohert Bernstein, Robert Frerck, Steve Krafcik, Fred Westerman, Barry Miller, Philip Noll, Paul Schellhardt, Jerry Bridges, Bill Kunes, Ronald Woodruff. ROW THREE: Tom Haber, Fred Burk, Paul McCormick, Roger Bergmeier, David Humes, Ronald Riede, ,lim Morton, Clarence Petero, Dale Helfrich, Les Mosberger, Warren Klawiter, Dave Pelant, Mike Hagin, Harold Schlegel. BOYS' BOWLING - FRIDAY ROW ONE: Charles McDowell, Mike Matheus, Ernie Anderson, Carl Seim, Edward Koester, Charles Scharnberger, Kenneth Schild, Richard Uelentrup, Craig Dodd, Charles Marlow. ROW TWO: Preston Fleischmann, Milton Matheus, O1nar McRoy, Ron Winters, Elmont George Honea, Gary Schaan, Milton Smith, Bob Kaps, Don Celdmacher, Dave Behlke, Gary Cashion, David Davis, Bill Kunes, Ray Anderson. ROW THREE: Dan Stallman, Walter Craig, David George Schoessler, Ronald Klein, James Butler, Patrick Apel, Dave Hartung, Dave Klugesherz, Curtis Mc- Cracken, Larry Carlsen, David Storey. PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Rose Romano, Donna Wilke, Dana Crump, Judy Tibe, Kathy Jochum, Pat Koeln. ROW TWO: Sandra Tyrpak, Susan Mary Thomas, Carole Thompson, Carol Hemker, Sally Zoller, Jean Buffa, Kathy Yavornik, Nancy Cowie, Charlene Kubernat, Susan Metz, Nancy Kratky, Joy Ann Manis. ROW THREE: Joyce Oppler, Monique Burman, Marilyn Swacker, Suzanne Zepf, Jo Ann Dill, Judy Matthews, Theresa Eck, Janet Sue Kinney, Sue Henerfauth, Jackie Couse, Irene Eisenmann, Grace Patton. ROW FOUR: Judith Ann Mohr, Betty Milne, Karen Tebbenhoff, Carol Rittner, Margaret Knackstedt, Teri Rosendale, Martha Bartman, Carol Jean Nagle, Kathy Willenbrock, Sharon Schuppan, Carol Nachtweih, Rosalyn Prives, Sherry Ellen Pfaff. ROW FIVE: Carolyn Hickson, Beverly Stifter, Juanita Deckerd, Pat Albers, Kathy Reeves, Linda LaRue, Judy Meinilt, Carol Drda, Sandra Klump, Joyce Lammert, Karen Hlavaty, Carole Scott, Janet Wood. ROW SIX: Carolyn Dippel, Judy Govreau, Janet Walther, Linda Maness, Judy Trayanoff, Sue Thomas, Phylis Detterman, Barb Reinhardt, Jacqueline Burch, Elaine Webb, Judy Helmuth, Cynthia Peterson, Marilee Moore, Judy Bartareau, Toni Jerabek. President --f-f---, ,,...... S ALLY ZOLLER Vice-President ,,,, ,,,,--v,-,,,------ J EAN BUFFA S9CfCtafY -ff--,--f ..4,.. K ATHY YAVORNIK TTCS-'5Uf'i'f ,-ff-f --f,......,,...,-....,.... ....,, N A NCY COWIE OFFICERS Under the leadership of Mr. Briggson, the Pep Club meets on alternate Mondays in Room 113, to promote school spirit and arrange pep sessions before and after important games or meets. This year the Pep Club dressed in White and sat in a group cheering the team on. During the past year, to boost school spirit and tradition, the members have promoted the sale of Cleveland Buttons, Cheer Books, and Orange and Blue Shakers. Any girl is invited to join the Pep Club. lI0 LETTERMEVS CLUB ROW ONE: Bill Martin, Lee Kreh, Charles Seger, Al Kemp, David DeWalle, Gary Desnoyer, Don Shipp, Bob Kapps,..lohn H-eil, Patrick Duggan, Wilbern Grove. ROW TWO: Bob Hoover, Gene Murray, Wayne Roth, Bill Kunes, Bruce Malchow, Mike Henties, Charles Hogan, Ron McKee, Gary Halls, Bill Heckenberg, Dennis Wacker, Albert Conway, John Houston, Gary Karakas, Philip Noll. ROW THREE: David Davis, Bill Matan, Neal Schlenk, Milton Ward, Charles Kohl, Ray Keller, Rich Gilson, 'Gene Simmons, Roger Wattler, Richard Charlton, Bob Robidoux, Ronald Klein, Don London, Bob Cohn, Robert Barfield, Doug Kulik, Guy Londe, Emil Fett, Ken Janssen, Jerry Gotsch, Elmer Goodyear, Pete Kaminski, Gary Bequette, Craig Donis. Membership in the Letterman's Club is limited to those boys who have earned a varsity letter in a sport approved by, or which receives benefit from the St. Louis Public High School League. These sports include football, basketball, baseball, track, cross- country, swimming, tennis, and gym teams. The club is one of the relatively new organizations around school, but it is an ever growing one. At present its membership totals about 100. The main goal of the club is to raise funds to send our track, baseball, and other athletic teams to various meets around the country, and to promote better sportsmanship among the boys and schools. As with any club, strength is in numbers and only with 100 percent active membership can the club be 100 percent effective. Thus, all lettermen are urged to submit application for member ship in this ever growing club. PANISH CLUB ROW ONE Barbara O'Brien, Dan Rodriguez, .loan Johnson, Eric Emde, Sandra Faour. ROW TWO: Mr. Hall, Nancy Dixon Carol Schuessler Joyce Garcia, Susan Chaphe, Barbara Kraft, Rosemarie Vassallo, Jacqueline Steinhauer, Bill Tessmer. Pase ustedes fcome inj, is the hearty salute all new members receive on their first journey to room 4 at 3:20 P.lVl. El Club de Espanol, under the congenial and able leadership of Mr. Hall, congregates on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month. The only restriction on members is that they be students of Spanish. Spanish games, recordings, music, and films constitute the main enterprises of El Club de Espaiiol that cultivate in students of Spanish an interest in South American language, customs, and culture. Half partner in a Spanish Christmas party is Webster-Hayuie, which contributes the brawn that breaks the piiata. The one non-Spanish activity is the spring picnic also with Webster-Hayuie. This is not meant to alarm you, but it is suggested that you close your eyes While passing room 4, so that the dazzle of the newly made flags of the South American countries doesn't blind you. This project was undertaken when old model flags attained the vulnerable age of retirement. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Rosemarie Vawallo-President .loan Johnson-President Sandra F aour-V ice-President Salidfa FHOUI'-ViCf2-Pf0Sid6f1l Raedean Carmack-Secretary Barbara 0,Brien-Secretary Eric Emde-Treasurer Dan Rodriguez-Treasurer ORCH ESTR ROW ONE: Neil Loeffler, Larry Smith, Dennis Patterson, Jim Petero, John Blanton, Francine Hutchins, Kathy Lee, David Treat, Jack Roy, Dan Younger, Joe Voatson. ROW TWO: John Woelfel, Dan Emmons, Jim Spencer, Rick Fiala, Bill Robinson, Cary Kassabaum, Roger Burch, Cathy Swetz, Marcia Eickmeier, Phyllis Sickman, Irene Mrozewski, Joan Schenck. ROW THREE: David Moeller, Jim Ramsey, Fay Pannell, Ronald Phinney, Gary Huffman, Mike Bresnan, Leo Neumann, Ron Shoults, James Klein, Frances Messmer, Nancy Drda, Sandy Anderson, ROW FOUR: Gary McCourt, John Moor, Ted Sundays, Rich Bequette, Dale Zieger, Larry Carlson, Ron Winters, Marilyn Kincaid, Jack Petero, Howard Boyster, John Bradshaw, Rich Schreit, Omar McRoy. ROW FIVE: Larry Huff, Bill Denman, Margie Sample, Pat Duncan, Gerald Barthel, Pat Wendling, Bev Condray, Sharon Cunningham, Ruth Messmer, Jessica Peeler, Margaret Brickner, Andrea Allbritton, Shirley Birdsall. ROW SIX: Paul Werner Mike Krupski Bill Lens, Roger Horn, Gary Henrich, John Summers, Les Kreiger, Warren Klawiter, Cary Vasel, Don Fletcheri, Barry Milleri Terry Kemp, Lester Agnew. NEW UN IF ORMS FOR CONCERT BAND A colorful and welcome addition to this yearis Concert Band were new uniforms, the first in forty-two threadbare years. Proudly displaying their new clothes, the band members participated in many shows and concerts. Perhaps the most important of these shows was the Festival of Bands given early in January. Featured in this festival were several well-known entertainers and dance bands. An all-girl band, the Tonettes, provided a different variety of music for the delighted audience. During the spring season, band members .took active part in concerts, dances, and the annual Clean-Up-Parade. Different sections of the band and orchestra went on several tours to the elementary schools in this area, While the more experienced musicians also participated in the Spring Show. Asked to comment on the success of the Concert Band and orchestras this year, Director Larry Mantese replied, Hit was the best year we've ever hadfi II5 CONCERT BAN ROW ONE: Phyllis Jean Stewart, Pat Renfrow. ROW TWO: Tony Aman, Ernie Woefel, Ron Woods, Curt Schild, Adrian LeB0euf, Marilyn Lesh, Barbara Reisner, Laura Robinson, Becky Heltzell, Carol Ann Roth. ROW THREE: John Storey, Les Krieger, Ron Biede, Bev Condray, Dale Bunce, Marilyn Bloom, Alice Rolling, Rita Mauchenheimer, Ruth Messmer, Ed Debus. ROW FOUR: Howard Roy, Tom Burjeck, John Kostyshock, Charles Dressel, John Nolte, Dave Davis, Jack Petero, Neil Loeffler, Milton Hoffmann, Gerald Shafer. ROW FIVE: Phil Hanstein, Jack Kreinheder, Jane Hurych, Paul Kucera, Bob Joyce, Robert Gehbauer, Bill Kunes, Dennie Eads, Charles Beech, Dave Lewis. ROW SIX: Wayne Gage, Nona Mundy, Marlene Willis, Rich Kissel, Godfrey Stahl, Harry Keel, Howard Boyster, Jack Vasquez, Dennis Patterson, John Blanton. ROW SEVEN: Frances Messmer, Jeannine Mauchen- heimer, Cheryl Mayfield, Francine Hutchins, Kathy Lee, Robert Zucco, Dave Treat, Don Wood, Jim Ramsey, Larry Berryman. ROW EIGHT: Janet Foulk, Sandra Segall, Marcia Eickmeier, Jane Obermeyer, Cathy Swetz, Warren Klawiter, Paul Werner, Forrest Miller, Calvin Duerr, Roger Burch. ROW NINE: Phyllis Sichman, Carlene Cushing, Harold Gray, Nancy Drda, Irene Mrozewski, Dan Emmons, Dave Klugesherz, John Rolens. ROW TEN: John Bradshaw, Jack Roy, Mike Krupski, Bob Galssen, Bill Lenz, Jerome Coibon, Eddie Neiger. Entertainment by the Concert Band - - 'u-:militia - ai -- - - Y- , ,W Y, H .W,....,....,. ,,,.. SATELLITE ROW ONE: Phyllis Sickman, Jessica Peeler, Nancy Drda, Irene Mrozewski. ROW TWO: Robert Zucco, David Treat, Francine Hutchins, Kathy Lee. ROW THREE: Marcia Eickmeier, Jeannine Mauchenheimer, Cathy Swetz, Marilyn Lesh. ROW FOUR: Wayne Gage, Dennis Patterson, .lack Roy, .Iohn Blanton. ROW FIVE: Godfrey Stahl, Philip Hanstein, Thom Cooper, Jack Vasquez. ROW SIX: John Bradshaw, Larry Berryman, Howard J. Boyster, Robert Gehbauer. ROW SEVEN: Calvin Duerr, Jim Ramsey. Sweethearts of Sound The great Pffffilff HI-FI' ROW ONE: Milton Hoffman, Dennis Eads, Beverly Condray, Marilyn Bloom, Alice Rolling, Rich Kissel, Harold Gray. ROW TWO: Tom Cooper, Ron Riede, Neil Loeffler, James Hurych, Tom Burjeck, J ack Kreinheder, Charles Dressel, Bob Joyce, Bill Kunes, Curtis Schlld. Absent: Jessica Peeler, Charles Beech. Cool Sounds Did you come to the Band Festival? I I8 DADS' CLUB QOH ONE: Mr. Elmer Yaeger, Mr. John Jochum, Mr. Harold Wertich. ROW TWO: Mr, John ar . The Cleveland Dads' Club is an organization of dedicated fathers whose purpose is to promote better relations among the family, students, and faculty. They take an active interest in the various athletic programs. To accomplish this task takes a great deal of Work throughout the school year. Leading the list are the two Lettermanis Banquets held each year to honor and give recognition to both boys and girls who have participated actively in athletic programs during the year. To help raise the needed cash the yearly Card Party in the fall and the Annual Spring Carnival are held. The spring carnival is a much anticipated event which includes every- thing frorn throwing baseballs and pies to fishing in the fish ponds. Some of the funds raised at these events go toward the purchase of trophies and the buying oi various pieces of equipment for the school. CLEVELAND PARENTS' ASSOCIATI O ROW ONE: Mrs. Edward Bonham, Secretaryg Mrs. Bert Mayfield, Presidentg Mrs. Charles Loeffler, Vice-President. ROW TWO: Mrs. Arthur Couse, Patrons' Alliance Delegateg Mr. Charles Loeffler, Treasurerg Mrs. James Godsil, Corresponding Secretary. Absent: Mr. Louis Farr, Sergeant-at-Armsg Mr. Harold Austin, Patrons' Alliance Delegate. D The Cleveland Patrons' Association, an organization of the parents of the students of Cleveland High School, affiliated with the Patrons' Alliance, has as its purpose the development of co-operation between parents, teachers, and community leaders so that every student will be given the highest possible advantage in mental, physical, and social education. Liberal donations to the band uniform fund, for art materials for the murals in the auditorium, for equipment for the archery club, for expenses for the Christmas vesper service, and for a television set were made by the group this year. ln addition to having a social hour following every meeting, the group provided refreshments for both Freshman Night activities. Desiring to promote academic achievement, the organization honored top ranking students of each graduating class with an honor award dinner. Fund are secured through a membership drive each term and the annual card party. W, ,.X. ,1.,, , X . M . , A X ,W J , A , X A nur X My WMA ea LE ELAN I22 HEERLE DERS ARSITY FOOTB LL TEAM - I9 9 , ROW ONE: Coach Cliffe, Bob Robidoux, Rich Gilson, Charles Nuttmann, Wayne Roth, Gary Halls, Carl Crnko, Ward Kiser, Rich Charlton, Bill Matan, Coach Kirn. ROW TWO: Pat Duggan, Bob Cohn, Sonny Fauss, Dave Dewalle, Charles Kohl, Jasper Jones, Emil Fett, Steve Whitfield, Bob Hoover, Milton Ward, Pete Kaminski. ROW THREE: Mgr. Bill Tilston, Bob Barfield, Wilburn Grove, Ken Luithle, Bob Kaps, Guy Londe, Ron McKee, Ron Woods, Warren Klawiter, George Van Cleave, Will Momgomerty, Bill Wlnkeler, Mgr. Fred Ham. ROW FOUR: Terry Green, Cliff Nelson, Bob Arnxer, Steve Nuske, Ray Keller, Neal Schlenk, Paul Mc- Cormick, Dave Davis, Larry Kuhlmann, Bob Pieske, Bill Kunes, George Cahill, Mgr. Phil Noll. Dave Dewalle, Sonny Fauss, Coach Cliffe, Coach Kirn, Rich Charlton, Gary Halls. '23 E 5 ,4 5 4 E , 1 3 E if 31 i 5 ? 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ROW TWO: Bill Heckenberg, Joe Ungerer, Steve Lynch, Ron King, Edward Chapman, Art Gordon, Douglas Kirber, Dave Lemmel, Charles Bremer, Donald Bunch. ROW THREE: Coach Mercurio, Mike Hagin, Bob Pesout, Steven Schuchmann, Mike Wendling, Larry Berryman, Tom Leslie, Gene Kalhorn, Donald Fletcher, Gene Combs, Elmer Belko, fB1iryLKa1rakas, Coach Carlson. Absent: Elmer Goodyear, Jerry Gotch, Jerry Hageman, Adrian LeBoeuf, Ron Keen, Bob Fields, 1 ea y. B Team football was very successful this year even with the loss of seven members who played varsity ball. Under the direction of coach, Pete Mercurio, the squad ended their season with a A very impressive record, 4-3. Mr. Mercurio feels that next year the team will increase in speed and strength and exceed their achievements of this season. Head Coach MR. PETE MERCURIO Ass't Coach MR. NORM CARLSON BeaUm0Ut 12 Cleveland Sumner 25 Cleveland Hadley 6 Cleveland Southwest 0 Cleveland 0'F 311011 0 Cleveland Soldan 19 Cleveland McKinley 20 Cleveland I30 Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's squad of Castle Cagemen was marked with the return of many of last year's senior players. Included in this list were Bill Haag, Gene Simons, Bruce Malchow, Ken Romines, Doug Kulik, Gary Woods, Bill Martin, and Bill Matan. The team was also sparked by several other returning players and several first-timers. With the expert coaching of Coach Jansen and the able management of the student managers the squad turned in a very impressive record of 8 wins, 2 losses. However, even with this record it was not quite enough for first place in the Regional Playoffs. The team with all of its fighting and cheering from the cheerleaders and loyal Clevelandites was, however, able to come up with a 3 way tie for first place in the Public High League with trophies going to Roosevelt, Vashon, and Cleveland. Going on to the Regionals we took a very honorable second place failing to the hands of St. Louis High. The entire league was marked with fairly even scoring with no one school with a very large lead for first place as evidence of the 3 way tie for first. Our squad was very strong in rebounding as well as speed. It is strongly hoped that next year the team will go on to take home the bacon from the state. Along with the first place Public High League trophy the entire school helped capture the very respected Philip J. Hickey Sportsmanship Award for good sportsmanship and conduct among the players as well as the spectators at all the games. 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I -.Eg-if wif! ni RUSS ROSENOW Pubhc Hlgh League Trophy lst Place ROGER HERZOG B BASKETBALL The B Team Bucketeers didn't quite succeed in doing as well as Varsity, coming in second in league play, with a record of 7-3. Although being eliminated in the B Team tournament their overall record of 13-6 was impressive. Leading the team with high averages and wonderful rebounding Were Terry Liange and Russ Rosenow. Coach Nehel feels that many of the boys will make good material for varsity ball. SEASON RECORD Loui Soldan s U. High Hadley Southwest Roosevelt Southwest Central Sumner Beaumont Crystal City 43 ..............., Cleveland Sumner 41 ........, , .c..., Cleveland Beaumont 26 .,,.,,,,,..,,,,. Cleveland Kirkwood 35 ..,,...,,,.., Cleveland McKinley 30 ,,-.,,,,--,,,-,, Cleveland Hancock 36 ,..,,,,.,,,,, ,154 Cleveland St. Mary's 32 ,...,,,,,,.,,,, Y Cleveland O'Fallon 29 ,...,,,.,,,,,, S ,47 Cleveland Roosevelt 41 ,,e,-,,,,,,,,A,e 49 Cleveland Vashon 41 ,-e,,,-,,,,,-.,- 49 Cleveland we K S 5 ROW ONE: Jim Dimmerling, Ronald Kautzner, Pat Duggan, Harold Wertich, John Freiermuth, David Vallina, George Wood, Richard Kranze. ROW TWO: Coach Carlton Nehel, Jerry Ondr, Kenneth Belko, Terry L'ange, Thomas Farless, Russell Rosenow, Oscar Harper, Glenn Duffey, Charles Dyn, Carl Crnko. I36 Action in the front line. Let's see 'em play now! It s a blrd, lt s a plane, 1!1S superman Me? Guard him! Come to Daddy! Decisions, decisions. Naughty! Naughty! Mustn't touch! SWIM TEAM ROW ONE: Richard Evertz, Rich Garrett, Tom Crowder, Mike Werner, Wayne Gage, Ron Ferber, Ron Ruecker, Ken Jeans. ROW TWO: David Bard, Peter Nathan, Bolo Zeman, Rich Kissel, Bill Hawker, Henry Hollenberg, Carl Berryman. ROW THREE: Neil Leffler, Dave Brinner, Glenn Austin, Tony Aman, Ron Mitchell, ,lim Edinger, Doc Singer. The swim team finished third this year in the Public High School League with a 7-2 record, defeated by Roos- evelt and Beaumont. The team earned third place in the Public High School Relay Carnival. With the potential champions the team now has, and its excellent coach, Ray B. 'cDoc Singer, the boys show excellent promise, and should swim their way to the city championship next year. 138 Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland SEASON RECORD 43 45 My 75 72 76 65 45 25 55 Beaumont Sumner O'Fallon Vashon Hadley Soldan Central Roosevelt McKinley 45 425 13 16 12 21 43 63 ss SWIM TEAM IN ACTIO Gee, Coach, I'm only two laps behind. Powered by Johnson's outboard. Wait, I forgot my water wings! Man! That was a hard shove GYM TEAM About one and one half years ago, the Cleveland Varsity Gym Team had to disband, due to the fact that there were not enough high schools interested in gymnastics to form a competitive league. However, at Cleveland the spirit of gymnastics was still strong and with the help of '6Doc Singer, the gym team sponsor, a boys, gymnastics club was formed. Consequently, at 8 o'clock every morning about 20 boys can be seen tramping to the boys, gym for a workout. Their practice area is well equipped, and the apparatus includes parallel bars, rings, side horses, a trampoline, and mats. The boys practice hard and diligently such things as cut-aways,', uhip-circles, and peach-baskets, fly-ways, and ugiantsf, Despite the hard work to improve failures they have, the Cleveland gymnasts, led and inspired by 6'Doc Singer, are still interested in reviving gymnastics in the St. Louis Public High Schools. ROW ONE: Tom Goldegraver, Eric Brooman, Edward F agyal, Wally Grimm, Ron Ferher. ROW TWO: Dennis Messenger, .lames Fauss, Charles Jerabek, Rich Koenig, Robert Goebel, Ronald Ritter. I40 ROW ONE: George Cahill, Bobby Babb, Sigfried Mueller, Al Hill, Tom Lewis, Ralph Alexander, Dennis Clark, Garry Denoyer George Jansberg, Steve Auberry. ROW TWO: Preston Fleschman, Dave DeWalle, Mike Zotos, Tom Ellis, Doug Gonzales Doug Dunphy, Tom Hagemann, ,lim O'Fallon, Jerry Mueller, George Wieman. ROW THREE: Ron DeLarber, Gary, Ray Anderson Philip Lottich, Bill Hejlek, Ken Dalton, Don Jablonski, Pete Kaminski, Coach Cliffe. Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland C.B.C. Principia St. lVlary's McKinley Roosevelt McKinley C .B.C. DuBourg O'Fallon Roosevelt DuBourg McKinley St. Mary's Burroughs Roosevelt Harris STEVE AUBERRY-Captain y TRACK TE M OF I9 9 ROW ONE: Coach Mercurio, Bill Heckenberg, John Heil, Bob Erxleben, Bob Eisenhauer, Russell Koch, Sonny Fauss, Albert Conway Steve Whitfield, Bob Stull, Rich Gilson, ,lim Pesek. ROW TWO: Coach Beckerle, Don Shipp, ,lim Chancellor, .lim Warner Ronald Klein, Jasper Jones, Charles Nuttman, Elmer Goodyear, Bob Kaps, Larry Black, Art McKinney, Bob Armer, Gary Karakas Bill. Streitz. ROW THREE: Don London, Charles Grimm, Russell Bayer, Tom Schuler, Bruce Strosnider, Charles Kohl, Lee Kreh Tom Schneider, Bill Martin, Ken Janssen, Mike Henties, Adrian LeBouef, Ray Schneider, Lynn Paubel. BOB EISENHAUER DALE COLLIER l42 9 SPRI TING CINDERME So what if we are two laps behind! To descend or not to descend, that is the question. The track team stormed the cinders again to be undefeated now in twenty-five consecutive dual meets in the last two and one half years. The South Side Meet, first big meet of the season, was commanded by the-Dutch Cindermen. The seniors won their division and the team as a whole won first place. Due to their perfect teamwork and ability the team presented Cleveland with the first two track trophies won in twenty years. The District Meet followed and the Dutchmen again showed their superb strength, coming in sixth out of forty schools entering the competition. Fired by Coach Pete Mercurio, the team Went to the State Meet and turned in a remarkable demon- stration, finishing eighth out of all the schools in Missouri. Usually about six boys from St. Louis win the honor-All Stateg last year five of those boys were from Cleveland. To finish the season the team entered the City Meet, 'taking fourth place and Dale Collier breaking a record that had stood for twenty-nine years. The Dutchman not only began the season with a dazzling performance but also ended with an enviable record. When Coach Mercurio was asked about the team he stated, 'cl believe there were many who might make Olympic material. V- Hi, Mom! Hi, Dad! Hi, everybody! Catchin' fliesi' CROSS COUNTRY ROW ONE: Jim Warner, Ronald Klein, Charles McDowell, Oscar Harper, John Houston. ROW TWO: Coach Beckerle Robert Stull, Ray Postel, Tommy Clay, Larry Vickery, Bill Martin, Lee Kreh, Don Schamberg, Al Conway, Jon Hawker John Bradshaw Cleveland 36 Beaumont 22 ' Cleveland 37 Southwest 18 Cleveland 48 Roosevelt 15 Cleveland 35 Sumner 21 Cleveland 44 Central 23 Cleveland 40 O,Fa1lon 17 Beaumont Invitational 7th Place District Meet 5th Place State Meet 6th Place I44 This year's team, under the fine coaching of Mr. Robert Beckerle, had a very successful season. With captains Bill Martin, Bob Stull, and Jim Warner leading the way, Cleveland took fourth place in the Public High League with a record of 6 wins and 3 losses. Bob Stull and Jim Warner both received medals for their fine running in the District Meet with seniors Bob Stull, Jim Warner and John Houston leading the way. The prospects are bright for 1960 with four returning lettermen: Bill Martin, Lee Kreh, Ron Kline and Thomas Clay, all of whom are looking forward to a very successful year. . CITY BASEB LL CHAMPS - I9 9 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Phil Noll, Managerg Tom Horton, Doug Kulik, Jim Perry, Gary Woods, Larry Boersoheg, Phil Catanzaro, Al Hill, John Houston, John Wattler, Captaing Mike Deelo, Manager. ROW TWO: Coach Earl Jansen, Bruce Malchow, Fred Braun, l1:Ja1ry1Biras, Bill Matan, Gene Simmons, Bill Haag, Don Radentz, Gary Bequette, Roger Wattler, Jim Thompson, Coach Carlton e e . COACH CARLTON NEBEL ASST. COACH EARL JANSEN CAPTAIN JOHN WATTLER I45 fm. 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's ' fQ5Pf.5XXiXXfXXi22a,i . ESQ SEZEESTEKXEZQ ai ' X ,j. ' AM Z X, 5 li ies' BILL HAAG ROGER WATTLER B BASEB LL BH TEAM BASEBALL ROW ONE: Gary Vasel, Harold Wertich, Joe Abele, Rich Kranze, Bill Krakos, Jerry Thompson, Jerry Mueller, Dale Bunce, Dennis Horton, Ron King, manager. ROW TWO: Coach Norman Carlson, Jerry Weber, Mel Wilmoth, Pat Duggan, Ken Belco, Don Fletcher, Russel Rosenow, Steve Lynch, Terry L'Ange, Pat Apel, Dan Rudanovich. The HBR Team baseball squad had a tremendous season last year undefeated in league play. Their remark- able record of 14-0 Won them the iight to city cham- pionship. Dan Rudanovich and Jerry Weber helped win many victories for the team with their superb pitching ability. Forming the boys into a precision squad were Coaches Norman Carlson and Earl Jansen. Both were very proud of the boys' achievements. Pep Rally I 50 TENNIS TEAM Roger Vespa, Craig Donis, Dennis Wacker, Bob Falast, Leslie Krieger, Paul Skowcroft, Gene Herman. Ending their season with a 6-2 record, the Castle netmen took third in league compe- tition. Coach Charles Wetmore did a marvelous job shaping up the team. The Dutch suffered defeat only at the hands of Beaumont and Southwest. t o M? if 5 Cleveland fx ggi' :' Cleveland 5' l Cleveland ,x in ii, ' Cleveland '. ,l Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland Cleveland if mllwmausttw GERQS SEASON RECORD 3 Roosevelt 5 O'Fallon 5 Central 5 Soldan 2 Beaumont 0 Southwest 5 Sumner 5 Vashon COACH CHARLES WETMORE G.R.A. SENIORS ROW ONE: Sally Zoller, Nancy Cowie, Sharon Prokop, Charollotte Etwert, Betty Muldrow, Treas., Carol Bohley, Vice-Pres., Jessica Peeler, Pres., Jeanne Trautwein, Sec'y., Virginia DeGonia, Constance Brauer, Carolyn Siemens, Marlene Wuch. ROW TWO: Zanny Bourg, Janet Wood, Dale Doerr, Jean Buffa, Barbara Miller, Barbara Maag, Sondra Trypak, Barbara Aufner, Camille Myroswski, Linda Leistritz, Elaine Virga, Janet Kinney, Jackie Couse, Julia Wehde, Sue Brandweide, Barbara Larkins, Margaret Bender, Sandra Scherbel. ROW THREE: Vivian Green, Becky Heltzell, Mary Huff, Jackie Steinhauer, Carol Scott, Nancy Nusky, Joyce Garcia, Sharon Ramsey, Bobbie Jeans, Judy Bartereau, Carolyn Godsil, Sue Henerfauth, Joyce Lammert, Marilyn Pell, Betsy Savage, Miss Lewis. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Theodore, Margaret Knackstedt, Carol Drda, JoAnn Schutz, Betty Boeling, Mary Ann Roach, Kathy Smugala, G'RL5' Kathy Yavornik, Rita Mauchenheimer, Judy Zavidil, Barbara Reinhardt, Becky Jochum, Carol Drda. President ,........, JESSICA PEELER Vice-President .,,,,, ..-,..-,---- C AROL BOHLEY Seoretary .f-..... ,.,...., J EANNE TRAUTWEIN Treasurer .,,.. t,.ttt B ETTY MULDROW Sponsor ....... .,.tt. M ISS C. L. LEWIS Sponsor ..... ....... M RS. S. THEODORE I52 ATHLETICS G.R.A. J UNIORS ROW ONE: Sally Yates, Maureen Handly, Binnie Byrnes, Susan Metz, Sheryll Carpenter, Marianne Birke, Carol Virga, Donna Ebers- ohl. ROW TWO: Susan Thomas, Susan Compton, Sharon Carpenter, Arline Brennecke, Nancy Kratky, Rosalyn Prives, Sharon Thein, Janet Wood, Sharon Gralin. ROW THREE: Rosemarie Kohlstedt, Jane Obermeyer, Pat Wendling, Sandy Logan, Pat Moon, Joyce McBride, Karen Hlavaty, Marilyn Obradovits. ARCHERY CLUB ROW ONE: Jeannine Mauehenheimer, Sandra Scherbel, Janet Sue Kinney, Jackie Couse. ROW TWO: Toni Jerabek, Joyce Voerster, Julie Perry, Donna Pawlowski, Darlene Frease, Dianne Frease, Janice Van Buren, Cheryl Mayfield, Marilyn Lesh. ROW THREE: Judy Matthews, Marta Mueller, Frances Messmer, Joyce McBride, Esther Yaeger, Dorothy Koeppel. I53 G.R.A. SWIM TEAMS l i 5 TOW ONE: Marianne Birke, Marilyn Obradovits, Barbara Maag. ROW TWO: Sheryll Carpenter, Joyce Lammert, Arline Bren- ecke, Alexandra Bourg, Rebecca Hetzel. ROW THREE: Antonia Jerabek, Sharon Carpenter, Kathy Yavornik. .1 ks F5 xi 5 5 I Q s Z 2 E S Ei 3 S2 r nf es E es: S , R ROW ONE: Joyce McBride, Karen Hlavaty, Barbara Anderson, Marcia Rodkenbrodt, Sandra Scherbel, Vivian Green, Dianne Gifford, gixrolylnl godsil. ROW TWO: Carol Bohley, Carol Scott, Manager, Sally Zoller, Ceorgine Pfiffner, Virginia De Gonia, Jessica Peeler, ary u . I54 ANCE CLUBS ADVANCED DANCE ROW ONE: Donna Corp, Jo-Ann Ebersohl, Marda Herman, Sharon Anello, Debbie Weygandt, ,lo Ann Wetzel, Pat Yurgec, Paulette Lehmier, Shelly Robinson. ROW TWO: Carolyn Birkenmeier, Linda Green, Carol Biras, Carolyn Godsil, .lerry Shotwell, Nona Mundy, Susan Tavenner, Barbara Ward, Kathleen Gude. BEGINNING DANCE ROW ONE:. Sharon McKay, Judy Braun, Carol Marah, Margaret Knackstedt, Donnalee Weber, .ludy Larkins, Rosalyn Prives, Pat McKay, Jams Seeber. ROW TWO: Patricia Bolstein, Susan Schmidt, Jane Gamber, Nancy Arpe, Betsey Schneider, Marta Mueller, Donna Sundays, Dianne Feldmann, Sandy Callahan. I 55 SNAPS Can we come out and play? Like man, my goatee is stuck in the mike. Like help! You tricky ventriloquistl Ugh! There go my Shorts! 3I'tiS'lS al'CH,t BC3.II1ikS. A S 5 5 x S X Q Q E ln uw- ' ---- - '- 'rr' SEZ' 5 MW H--f-ww '7i+fW 'BW W ' Swingin, 7's and 8's Flattering Shades Putting on the Feed-Bag I'm an Injun Chopped-Fooey One Down-Three To Go Moneybags GE 0 I ,115 , :amz f 5 322355 www 4: 1 ax J, 3531 W ' 352513: -:ff m :sim-- X gwf , ,, W, . .My-1 'L f 'wr RETIRING QUEEN Miss Bonnie Long David Lemmel Wear it in honor. Congratulations! QUEEN Miss Jerilyn Rudanovich Gary Woods Ascending to her throne. w Y TERM SIX MAID Miss Diane Dettermann Bruce Hellmann TERM FIVE MAID Miss Judy Bartareau Ken Janssen TERM FOUR MAID Miss Susan Thomas John Cloud SPECIAL MAID Miss Alexandra Bourg Bill Siedhoff SPECIAL MAID Miss Janet Maness Larry Leahart SPECIAL MAID Miss Janet Wood Doug Kulik TERM THREE MAID Miss Joyce Voerster Don Fletcher TERM TWO MAID Miss Marj ie Whikel Joe Ungerer TERM ONE MAID Miss Irene Mrzowski Richard Kranze SPECIAL MAID Miss Sally Zoller Gene Murray V L 1 T , w X 4 B RETIRING QUEEN Miss Rebecca Lemme-1 Bob Vance Special Maids Our new Queen is . . . QUEEN Miss Louise Lobrano I im Thompson Maids SPECIAL MAID Miss Barbara Aufner Edward Neiger 1 SPECIAL MAID Miss Linda Leistritz Charles Beech SPECIAL MAID Miss Raydine Taber Richard Charlton ASKETBAL O- 4 1 1 1 . Y AAID SOPHOMORE MAID Miss Phyllis Dettermann Emil Fett FRESHMAN MAID Miss Patricia Renfrow Terry Lange JUNIOR MAID Miss Sharon Anello Ron Schmidt I67 VARS ITY-AL LIMNI GAM Our Able Alumn ALUMNI 55 Yea, Varsity! Victorious Vars ty VARSITY 74 Thy Off! Jumpin' Jansen Sup S immons FACU LTY-KEY CLUB GAME FACULTY 74 KEY CLUB 24 P d me sir, which way'd Are you dy, Mr. Dillon? The Ugliest Man on the Campus. I69 SENIOR PROM LEAP YEAR KING An Affair to Remember Craig Donis Nancy Arpe Crown Dave DeWalle Sonny Fauss .l0yce Dreppard Diane JHHSS611 Grace Ann Patton Nancy Cowie l Gary Halls Judy Govereau Sally Zoller Bill Matula Bob Robidoux Jean Brady Alexandra Bourg Charlene Kubernat .lo Ann Dill In What, Me Worry ? Earth People Calling Mars. This is H good Picture of Jim So we d0n't meet the deadline. And when I pull this fuse-Wow! E wzma ,f wifffw:wwwzavgfanff2.2 :lf rv 3.wwwxsw,Y:fffwmwfwaQ'wwa1-msffwww THE BEACON STAFF ROW ONE: Sandra Scherbel, Sue Brandewiede, Jessica Peeler, Mary Hacker. ROW TWO: John Thau, Barbara Reinhardt, Louise Lobrano, Dan Paxton. ROW THREE: Jeanne Trautwein, Rosemarie Vassallo, Elaine Virga, Judy Collins. ROW FOUR: Don Geldmacher, .lo Ann Garcia, Bill Witbrodt. ROW FIVE: Mike Deelo, Philip Noll, Norman Andracsek. Absent: Marion Diehn. For the past year the Beacon Staff has been Working to piece together the 1960 edition of the Beacon. In order to accomplish this large and seemingly endless task requires a lot of work on the part of the staff. lt all begins With the laying out of the pages. Then the photographers take over! and begin taking all the necessary pictures of the various groups and activities which comprise the book. Next, each organization is given a write-up, and a final layout of the page is made. Then the typists go to work and type the sheets which go to the publisher. This may not seem like a lot of Work, but when 170 plus pages are concerned it is quite an undertaking. Also included in this job is the Beacon Art Staff which draws the funny cartoons found on many of the pages, as Well as the division pages such as the introduction, seniors, and activities. Much of the credit goes to t.he editor and co-editor, Dan Paxton and Louise Lobrano. Also a special thanks goes to Mr. Marchesseault without whose sponsorship the staff would be unable to complete the Beacon. It is hoped by all of the staff that you will enjoy reading this 1960 Edition of the Beacon and in 'the years to come that you will look back over it and recall many happy experiences here at Cleveland. I74 THE BEACON ART STAFF ROW ONE: Marilyn Gergs, Charlene Kuhernat, Sandra Feigenbutz. ROW TWO: Sandra Tyrpak, Linda LaRue, Sandra Goltz, Mary Lee Fertig. ROW THREE: Doug Nanna, Cynthia Fagas, Debbie Weygandt, Eric Brooman. We were very fortunate to have on our Beacon Art Staff two girls who were Art 8. These two, Marilyn Gergs and Charlene Kubernat, gave exceptional leadership which added to the quality of the art and dignity to the staff. As a whole, this year, it has been an exceptionally talented art staff. We hope that the student body enjoys the pictures as much as we enjoyed drawing them. Art Editor ..,.,,--, ..... C HARLENE KUBERNAT Assistant Editor ,.., .t..,f.... M ARILYN GERGS Historian H -A---, ,,., S Segretary ----,-- .,....... L I75 ORANGE and BLUE STAFF ROW ONE: Becky Jochum, Bill Haag, Alexandra Bourg. ROW TWO: David Pelant, Don Geldmacher. A FALL SPRING Bill Haag .......... .,,,,,,,,,w E ditof ,...,. ,l,,.......,.... B ill Haag Sally Zoller ,,,.,.,.- -,--,,,, C 0-Editor, ,,,,,,, ,-,-,Y, A lexandra Bourg Alexandra Bourg ,,,,-,- ,,,-----,,V, C 0-Editor ----,,,v A-,-- - -,,-------,,----,,-,----- David Pelant .....,e,e --,-,,,,, , Photographer, -,,,,l - ,,,,,,,-,, David Pelant Becky .lochum ....... ,.,-,,,, , Business Manager ,,,,--,- ,.,,-,l, Bee ky Jochum Don Geldmacher ,-,,,,,-, Business Manager ,,.,,-,,,,,,,.,,-..,,, ..,,,,, D on Geldmacher Throughout the 1959-60 semester the Orange and Blue Staff has endeavored to carry on the excellent quality which the paper has established by presenting Cleveland with Wholesome news and entertainment. The issues have been filled with timely editorials, school projects, and occasional humor. The Orange and Blue staff under the capable direction of Miss Bessie Campbell and Miss Hazel Kellog, would like to thank those people Who have consistently supported its activities and contributed to the results during the past year. DEDICATIO OF MLIRALS Finishing Touches Depicting Academic Life and Citizenship One more task completed The Proud Moment Depicting Athletic and Social Life DAN PAXTON Beacon Editor LOUISE LOBRANO Beacon Associate Editor LIRF GENE MURRAY Student Council Pres. Student Council Vice-Pres. Fall Spring and Fall Beacon Art Editor CHARLENE KUBERNAT MIKE DEELO Beacon Photographer PHIL NOLL DOUG KULIK Pres., Class of .Ianuary '60 Beacon Photographer RICH EDINGER Beacon Photographer JOHN THAU BARBARA REINHARDT Beacon Business Beacon Business Co-Manager Co-Manager OARDERS AL CONWAY PAT KOELN Student Council Pres. Cheerleader Captain Spring JO ANN DILL Vice Pres., Class of .lanuary '60 W DON GELDMACHER BECKY JOCHUM Orange and Blue Orange and Blue Business Manager Business Manager BILL HAAG Orange and Blue Editor SALLY ZOLLER Orange and Blue Co-Editor Fall ALEXANDRA BOURG Orange and Blue Co-Editor Fall and Spring Vice-Pres., Class of June '60 RON SCHMIDT Pres., Class of June '60 DAVE PELANT Orange and Blue Photographer AUTOGRAPHS , wi C MWMU mf W MMM WN 'T fTAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made I S -W -V L, ff-W -----J Nvfy yi, M. M , fa-ff , ,,,... 34-L, - ' hw 1 insulin ,, Y ,4, XV. .f , - 1 2 I ' ' 1 4 f 3 . 1 I W , ! I ? ! L, if ' ' -vw? , .Qu 1, i.f733ycfj6.+,3: ,gs A 3 . -'. 571 il . HI ily.. ' ff- 1' r V31-rLL'5':5'v '-X ,.f ,1..l'LJi fjiFE:'42U'L ' fi 'Lf' ,f 4 QI I 4', Vrifv if' QHQL, ,i HE: 44' -A , LN -v4MwI,. -' I 5 2.4. 1 ff 1,- 11-'l wg 1 V4 ff I Lal if ' fu' -l J-- ' I Q -1-E.. 'A U.: ,, -' '2 pu- rl, 4 o 7' I I f 1 I bfi' T T x
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