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

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If I, X, .XML fff ,Lf5.L ,ck 1 lai- ,4 'ik ani X '23 Six xv l WYER -ii Q W5 JUNE 1964 AVA , I 'fu can in X Q fle4.f?54,ds22 J? J ' c lji,,ZA4.jZ:f. 224 5.14, er Od ggfff Q5gl5t5i5,f,fJiv'f , X if ACO X mt mf weft, We Q state Citi' ,Q 1 4417 gn, flfffz' 44? 'f me! Amr, ,4, ', Ac ' -1' in yt L KL ,,.Aff'1,,' Yew' 45M ff 3 ff f ,'-re 64 ' f ' ', .Af4r-Jcwxiz' 'JC' - LAX A 1:-fc -2160355 J fer 1 M C-45JC159liE1LCL,EL9NQm 7? ,Ze M! 19,115 GLW ffgvcjlfffz flifafleff! ,ew-L eff SFfEau'146em'Si 11 4,940 KURT STRUCKMBYER Y Early in December, 1763, Pierre Laclede Liguest, along with his assistant, 14 year old Rene Auguste Chouteau, stepped ashore on the west bank of the Mississippi, twenty miles below the mouth of the Missouri river. Here was the place he had chosen to establish a fur-trading post and village. After marking the spot, Laclede and Chouteau returned to Fort Chartres, where they remained until the following spring, On February 15. 1764, Auguste Choutenu led n work party of 30 settlers to the selected site in order to form a settlement which might become one of the finest cities in America. The trading post and village flourished and grew, and soon had a name: St. Louis. During its early history, the town was transferred from Spain' to France and finally, in 1804, became a part ofthe United States. 2 neu. mm., f.rs'r. Louis Puauc Lmmnv FORE ORD ln this year, 1964, the city of St. Louis cele- hrates the 200th anniversary of its founding. This great city has experienced two full cen- turies of growth, following its founding by Chouleau and Laclede. The people of St. Louis have observed many changes as time has passed. ln honor of these Iwo hundred years of prog- ress, we have chosen as the theme of the J Beg an lag SL Louis Bicentennial. E 'I .ffflxjclv Wgfip wh04f2,.,?W'i1X v ZMU. UD S sg? QCD' or NSQSESZ ia ww x ' R173 l,U'l'J?lfB'M? Q CO TEN TS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ADVISORIES ,........ ACTIVITIES ,,.... ATHLETICS ,,...,,.,,,.. ORGANIZATIONS ,......, PUBLICATIONS STUDENT INDEX .,,,,,,,,,,,,, 17 v....-......133 ....Y......,.........-.,.201 53555113 .Wy M ' 1, Q 174 I NM lm X , W' f L fp f ,M jgbgiifpvl ' VM r X .4 X ' V wwlfl mfgflb . ' I '1 . ffm- 'fifgfdw ,IAN .nz ' 40 1 H I' , A , If yi H X K ' yi V Vffif5LMf,UI q 7 X jj gs- p fl-i A05 . ,M wb 16o.f4fwJ IM if ' A 2+ fi59?Q'ffLTRZf1,7,i2Q5Ei M sl r , I :fra A I f.?f'1'51'f1lZe'5vB? heLgffI3rJV'J' l'lFlT'l l Va1i' I IIOII A P 6 I aff 'zgfn .,i H1':5,:3?e'fw :Qi V795 Lu ments by Steve Hellberg gfgpgq ck A linistration by Jack Lavell if - I I ' 'XE , ,lf ' b'S Blunt fi MID jj A nisfuiies bi D11 Opplinger hi M X x . .yhfhvifies :Y? I:rysVlnr:1ner ,flk rcs o n ya I H 1 . ' N Organizations bi' Barbara Jaeger ' A Q ' Publications by Diane Hawkins 'I ' I I V Qi GI W ff T' ni If - 5,8-f f , I Q a ww A WC ri L J' J HQ Q. -f, V' '44 fl, .' 9 ' ' ty' HX ..i Qxf . if 1 I ,. . Q m,.,.A,. ' .Q my . ,..,.W.1v X K: v 'W' . A 'tx-A - ADM1N1sTRA3g1cgfMJLf k5vJ2'Vzv,o, .e AQ' M WWW The Old St, Louis Courthouse has seen vents. It h and it ha as gone through s seen tlmes of rity and depression. It will gain reater fame as it is framed EQ ch. 1 . -f ' fx ' V f X ,Ve ' we W 2 S Q55 M S xg! E A ENN QE N E xp' Wiwg R Risk 1.Ava-:LL 6 Q3 EB Principal MR. CLAIR HOUSTON Mr. Houston, now serving in his fourth year as Prin- cipal of Grover Cleveland High School, received his Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, and Master of Arts degrees through his study at the University of Missouri. Assistant Principals MR. GEORGE K. MEINHARDT MR. ROBERT BERNTHAL ,Zz fs MR. MAX CARLISLE MR. ROBERT ARTHUR English Cleveland High School offers a number of excellent courses in both composition and literature. Since lan- guage, oral and written, is the principal vehicle of com- munication, the ability to comprehend others and to make our own thoughts clear is a minimum essential of education. Therefore, four years of English is re- quired for graduation. MISS SUSAN BARRINGTON MISS MARY BEACH MRS. LUCILLE BENNETT fffuzff ,gyda VCA!! If fgafwaeliai MISS BESSIE CAMPBELL MR. HAROLD CONLEY MRS. ELLEN EHRMANN MISS SUSAN ELDER MRS. RUTH ELLINGER Department head Miss Olga Solironk Department I Q WM W W? ff Mus. DOROTHY JOHNSON pf Up! M1ssPumc1ALouvAu. L ' wwiimff- 'MRS. MARIANNE FISCHER MISS SANDRA FRANCIS MISS LELIA GUNTI-IER MISS HENRIETTA J OH NSON MISS JEANNE'I'1'E. MILLER MISS CARMELITA 0'CONNOR MR. JOHN ROWLAND MISS OLGA SOLFRONK MISS ELIZABETH TOBIN Mm dcffjdfffw MR. RANDALL COVER I2 Socia MRS. JEANNE ADAMS MR. BILLY ALMOND Miss Charlotte Pope has been an inspiring teadwr In many students. 5: 9'7'B:13Ag M 7 F MR. CHARLES I I BRESNAHAN MR. CARL BRIGGSON '- ' - . MR. BASTIC FRANKLIN fha 5, MR. WALLACE HARR MR. LOUIS HAYES MR. JOHN LANE Studies MR. CARLTON NEBEL Courses in World History, American His- tory, and Government broaden the student's understanding of today's world problems. By extending the student's knowledge of himself and his physical and social world, he is being equipped to think, feel, and act wisely in achieving the democratic life in a democratic society. MR. MICHAEL PFEFFERKORN I K MISS CHARLOTTE POPE MISS MAMIE RANDOLPH MR. E. BRAYTON SMOOT MR. EDWARD SNIDER MISS CATHERINE MR. DAVID WAGGONER MISS MARY WEIR TILLMAN gx' yglryl' , MRS. GERTRUDE HEYL MR. JAMES JULIAN MRS. LINDA KOHM MISS MARGUERITE McCANN I4 Mathematics Cleveland High School offers four years of mathe- matics. A minimum of one year is required for gradua- tion. The subject offerings are as follows: General Mathe- matics, Algebra, Plane Geometry, Intermediate Algebra, Solid Geometry, Advanced General Mathematics, Ad- vanced Algebra, and Trigonometry. MR. ROBERT BECKERLE MRS. LORETTA BOOTH MR, HARVEY DOERR MISS RUTH IFIOLAN MRS. VIVIAN RUSSELL MISS DORIS WOLFF MR. DAVID WOODWORTH MR BALKESHWAR MRS, LINA PERSON Science Cleveland has a science program which includes Gen- eral Science, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. Since sci- ence. directly or indirectly affects the life of everyone, it is imperative that nil students acquire some knowledge in this field. At least one year of science is required for graduation. Through experiments, demonstrations, field trips, and audio-visunl aids the work of the science courses is made interesting and practical. NIRC EDITH ARENSMAN MISS ELINOR BETHEL MR. JAY BROWN MR FRANCIS DARLING MR. EARL DebrROCHE MR, RICHARD ELMORE MEHROTRA MISS BARBARA CORDI-IS 72 if - MR. WILLIAM LINTER NIR. ROBERT WAGGONER , l MISS MARIE BROWN MR. WILLIAM HALL Eiiikfifkfiliif Ze3ij3a?'i1'2ii33i?L'l g:gfP'f'J,L5t ,Nail 2,,.5A'fQ.b.gt'5 'li Q Quill fr-..5.15A'h.,,a: 3,54-M 'wrt E1 4 Q- scans? , 4. f ' . 9 wr an 5 x g ,tr 9 Qbxsa , Q- ,. q-.ew-gr. '. .N can-, '. ns . 9- .g-v'..,,ai ,A . :gg Jug 'Q ' fl? LIT , , ,, '., qi, . t zbgrgj ' -gf , - .1-av g' .ga-Y: Eg .P ,fe 'Fi V, 2. , f . ., 1 4-5'if1 - T63 ' ,f -fx 3 .,x'l2 ' - ' ' 4,'2 - -ug n es Y.:i'.2:, 4, I fx 1 3.89: 1, gt, A 6415 3 WJ -ifiafafxg :vs . if 1 1 5. ,e5.2::f i52.: :Q'la'1 grfif:f'13 uit? 5 Wfkfi-e?f1-5 .Ti.'i 't -g-ifi,'m.,:.'fail-iff:it-fe: , V he E75 'fgiilgiififlg rms. WALTRAUTE uotsr Mn. cnluzras rms. mcaisoxc MARLOCK mncunssmurr MISS MARY ROBINSON MR. RAY CLIFFE Practice in the I6speak the language. Foreign Language Cleveland High offers instruction in four different lan- guages: Latin, French, Spanish, and German. These courses not only inculcate upon the studenfs facility in reading, writing and speaking the language itself, but also gives hiln an understanding of the customs and lives of the people in which the languages were spoken. MR. HER BERT ROBERTS Art The curriculum of Art is provided for those stu- dents who have specialized aptitude in the area of art which they would like to develop. In these courses, the students learn of the many aspects of art. MR, JAMES ELLIOTT Art Art Business Education Business Education is designed to provide vocational preparation for students planning to enter the business world after graduation. Courses in business education develop skills in shorthand, typewriting, English usage, and office procedure. MRS. SHEILA R. NEWCOM MISS CHARLOTTE MRS. DOROTHY BALLMAN CRAWFORD N MR. JACK GREEN MR. RALPH KIRN MR. THOMAS HALSTEAD MISS JANICE LEGG Music Music courses are ar- ranged to enable students to obtain instruction in in- strumental rmd vocal mu- sic. Some students want such instruction to further their own personal enjoy- ment of music, while oth- ers desire it to assist them in their pursuit of serious professional employment. MR. EARL RALEIGH MISS 'CHARLOTTE MANN MISS JO LYNNE STONE MR. LAWRENCE MANTESE I7 MRS. MARGUERITE A. MURRAY MISS ERMA .SCHROEDER MR. JOHN SIMPSON MRS. SHIRLEY THEODORE P.E. I8 MISS DOROTHY SAYER MR. GEORGE GAROIAN Physical Education Practical Arts Home Economics equips the student with a basis for effective work in the management of personal and family wardrobes, personal and family diets, and home plan- ning and management. The industrial Arts form the basis for understanding the tools and operations of industry. Training in this area equips one to much more readily acquire salable skills. MR. PETE MERCURIO MR. TOM MINTLE fidgbwmwio Four years of Physical Education is required for graduation unless the student is excused because of ill- ness. The program consists of conditioning exercises, team sports such as basketball, soccer, gymnastics, swim- ming, and track and field athletics. The courses in the field of Physical Education have been designed to de- velop bealthful bodies and minds in the youth of our community. MR. REU M. BECK MR. EARL JANSEN P.E. P.E. MRS. MARY T. LEE P.E. MR. RAY ggCT' SINGER III ISS MARGARET ROLAND Counselor I' ' I Z ': cj., . .1 a, In :. 7,11 'Tl , I -C1 ,., ., , I iq 5 3 N x ' .1 I E sw ' Q Ri . ' N' is I 'C Q iii Q MISS .IESSIE MQLEAN Counselor MISS MARY M. IJLAZICEK MRS. RUTH KINKADE MISS RUTH COLESTOCK Counselor MRS, DOROTHY FORD Librarian x f 1f21 ,, 1 7-, 1 , gy , arvggjmiff 321 I 1 ' 'Z E' 'iffflg :IA V 'z - A 'f .- A. LV. 1 Q.. MRS. DORIS K. HARTMAN MISS CATHERINE MUETH MR. WILL! Counqelor MRS. LEIGH T McGEE Libr MISS LEE MRS. JANIC Lunch Room Staff Engineers Bottom row: Mrs. Theresa Koshelnick, Mrs, Rysindu Henderson, Mrs. Dorothy McClure, Mrs. E. Jacob- sen, Mrs. Libby Hissel Mr. Nick Pnmrantje Mr. Harry Kavanagh Mr. Waiter Slonski 20 MR. RAYMOND H. JACOB Head Custodian Top row: Mr. Ivory Sullivan, Mr. Tom Johnson, Mrs. Mary Mnlaschak, Mrs. Caroline Lancaster, Mrs. Esteli Brown, Mrs. Flora Gray. Mrs. Christeni Schaeffer, Edith Smith f' - - MISS HELEN WEAVER Nurse MR. TOM FREEMAN Equipmen't and Service Technician MR. ROBERT J. DAVISSON Book Custodian ,lx U Washington University Since its founding, Washington University has grown to a nationally known and honored university. At- tracting students from all over the world, its Fine Arts school and School of4Afchitecture rank among the hest in the nation and the School of Medicine has provided the St. Louis area with some of the best medical talent and research in the area. Z Clv wecri c itl X 5 Q 1 1 PL L1 is Ai -1,55 M 'J' Yl'4 'i:'i?x 'gg G z KQV' A3 .. . IOR Q I Bkjrlx kilt it in-1 i LL15 YNY' ,VX 41211: -L+ 760- viva lm,-gif elif few ' D 7 ' A 7 by M' U D1 idw KZ! Html 'VMRYQ Q ,V 5 Jskh lasqtg if-W9 . gQ0f'1 fl ff 0624 NK-'il Qu? WHO pd'OPq:'S 'il-D ELLEN QQCPCBZDH5 QaGl191E'3- N N49- x .X G'-fT NAL l tl DQNMO J Qt-Lovlw 7 '2:-FW5 tilted 2I Class of January 1964 Bottom raw: Sharon Thien, LaVonne Avery, Gwen Pullam Top raw: Alun John, Roger Birkel, Jny Kiesewetter Class Officers ROGER BIRKEL .......,,..,.,....,.....,.........,......... .. ,.... -.- ..... -. President LaVONNE AVERY ....,. ..... Vice-President GWEN PULLAM .,,,... -...- .....,,, Secretary SHARON THIEN ..,,.,.... .....,.. B oys' Treasurer JAY KIESEWETTER ..,,.,. .....,, G irls' Treasurer ALAN JOHN ,,..,,,...,.. . ,.... Sergeant-at-Arms Class Colors Class Sponsors Class Motto Regal Blue MISS CARMELITA O'CONNOR And With All Thy Wisdom' Coronado White MR- PETE MERCURIO Get Understanding January 1964 Superlatifves Bottom raw: Dale Zieger, .Ioan Schenck, Jim Turek, Barbara Goyda, Alan John, Jane Paoletli, Roger Birkel, LaVonne Avery Jay Kiesewelter, Sharon Thien, Lean Koederitz, Carol Trautwein, John Matthews, Gaye Burtner, Boh Meyer,Sue Wedemeyer giddle lgoslu: Susan Will, Phil Huddleston, Marilyn Kincaid, Clarence Jones, Jennifer Hawkins, Wayne Faulkenherry, Karen Bunan anc y r a, Top row Ja John -Driscoll, Sharon Graham, John Reinhardt, Carolyn Frommannhlaek Roy ckNanASl l'l D'dP J B Chl Fl : er, yvia reg own, avi oermer, eanelte erg, ar es ia a, Pam Oman, Jim Brashear, Judy Marty Sue Thomas, JoAnn Woolverton, Sandra Baker, Paul Schmidt, Sharon LaRue, Diana Barton, Gary Teeler Miss O'Connor l..aVonne Avery Marilyn Kincaid Susan Will Jane Paoletti Sharon Thien Carol Trautwein Judy Marty Jennifer Hawkins Pam Oman Sue Thomas Barb Goyda Sylvia Treglown Nancy Drda Diana Barton Sharon Graham Jeanette Berg Joan Schenck Carolyn Frommann Sandy Baker JoAnn Woolverton 9 Sharon LaRue Karen Burian Gaye Burtner BEST SPONSORS BEST ALL AROUND MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED MOST INTELLIGENT BEST PERSONALITY MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC PRETTIEST HAIR PRETTIEST EYES CUTEST SMILES BEST DRESSED MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED SHYEST CHATTERBOXES BEST SENSE OF HUMOR BIGGEST TEASES BEST DANCERS BEST MUSICIANS MOST ARTISTIC SMALLEST--TALLEST CUTEST COUPLE MOST ROMANTIC HEARTIEST LAUGH BEST FIGURE--PHYSIQUE Mr. Mercurio Roger Birkel Phil Huddleston Eugene Spitzer Alan John Jay Kiesewetter Lenn Koederitz Jim Brashear Clarence J ones Charles Fiala Boh Fluchel Jim Turek Jack Nauert John Driscoll Gary Teeter John Reinhardt Dave Poertner Dale Zieger Jack Roy Dan Younger Paul Werner Paul Schmidt Wayne Faulkenherry John Matthews LAVONNE AVERY Band 3: Jr. Choir 23 Volley- ball: Football Maid '63: Serv- ice Award: Vice-Pres ot' Class Jan. '64 .IEANNETTE BERG Dance 5: Academic C : 0 81 B Rep. 2 THOMAS ADRIAN AGUADO Rocket Club, Pres. DIANA LEAH BARTON Pep Club 6: .lr. Choir 2: Basketball 3: Hockey 2, Varsity: Softball 3: Volley- ball 3: Gym Club 2: Ath- letic Awards, Letter, Bar: Academic C 5: Beacon Staff 2: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Cu.rutor's Award: Superior Scholastic Achievement Award NANCY ELAINE ALBRECHT O8rBRep.3:0KB Staff 2 ELAINE MAE BECKER Pep Club 2: Jr. Choir 2: Mnjofrettes, Capt.: Arch- ery: Basketball: Swim 3: Tennis: Hockey, Mgr., Varsity: Track, Mgr., Var- sity: Gym Club: Athletic Awards, Letter, Bar, Charm, Guard, and Tro- phy: Academic C 6: Football Sp. Maid '63: Student Council 2: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Cu- rator's Award ROGER CHARLES BIRKEL Key Club 2: B Football: Football Coronation Escort '62, '63: Sr. Prom Escort '64: Student Council 2: Prom Reporter: Pres. of Class of Jan. '64 MARLENE ANN BONITZER Pep Club 4: Art Club 4 SANDRA LEE BAKER Pep Club 6: Jr. Chair 2: Basketball 2: Hockey 2, Var- sity: Softball 3: Volleyball 3: Gym Club 2, Varsity: Al.h- letic Awards, Letter, Bar: Academic C 6: Beacon Staff: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curator's Award: Super- ior Scholastic Achievement Award SHARON EILEEN BERGER DONNA FAYE BOSHERS Rifle Club 45 Jr. Choir: Academic C MARGARET MARY BRICKNER Bowl.: Service Award WILLIAM JOSEPH DADEK A Cappella Choir 2: Jr. Choirg Ensemble 25 Gym Team: Truck Track 2 WILLIAM RICHARD BRANDT JIMM L. BRASHEAR GAYE ARLINE BURTNER Jr. Choir: Aroheryg Foot- ball Maid '62g Jr. Prom Queen '62g Service Awardg Beacon Art Staff THOMAS LUKE CLINE JAMES BARRY BRADLEY gills Club 25 Academic C KAREN SUE BURIAN Archery: Basketballg Softball: Truck: Volleyball 2: Pep Club 35 0 81 B Staff 2 NANCY JANE DRDA Conc'L Band 33 Trnckg Vol- leyball 3: Gym Club: Student Council ' 25 DANIEL FRED EMMONS Cond! Band 39 A Cappella Clxoir 45 Jr. Choir 4-5 Ensem- ble 5: 0 K B Rep. JOHN JOSEPH GLORIA LEE ELLINGER DRISCOLL O Sc B Rep. 2: Volleyball MARLYNN ANN FARLESS WAYNE EUGENE CHARLES RICHARD FAULKENBERRY FIALA Lel!ermen's Club, SgL-al- Arms '63: B Football 4 Varsity Football 4- ROBERT HARRY FLUCHEL MILDRED LUCILLE LORRAINE IRENE GENTRY GESELL Spanish Club, Sec'yg Serv- F.T.A. 8, Treasg Pep Club ice Awaxcl 4: Jr. Choir: Student Council CAROLYN JUNE FROMMANN Pep Club 4: Jr. Choirg Bas- ketball: Hockey, Varsity: Gym Club 25 Athletic Award, Let- terg Academic C g MU Cu- ratur's Award JAMES ROBERT HARTUNG B linsketliall 4: Basketball- Vnrsilyg Arurlemic C : Stu dent Counril ROGER VERNON HORN Band 8: Conrft. Band 6: Hi- :ff Fir 4: Orclrestra 6: Music Awards, Letter, Stript- BARBARA CAROLE COYDA 0 81 B Rep. 2: Pep Club 4: Basketball 3. Varsity: A Cappella Choir 2: Lead- ers 6: Jr. Choir 2: Hockey 2, Varsity: Sp. Music Per.: Softball 2: Archery 2: Tennis, Vursityg Volleyball 2, Mgr.: Gym Club 2: Athletic Awards, Letter, Bar, Chunu: Beacon Staff 2g Student Council 2, Sec'yg Service Award SHARON ANN GRAHAM Pep Club 8, Trens.: Gym Club 2: Volleyball Sr. Prom Multi '64: Student Council 4 Ft? 2 hast pcrfornuuicv I W JENNIFER LEE HAWKINS Bowl.: 0 K li Rep.: Girls' Choir: Mujorctlos 2: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Jr. Choir: Vol- llcyball 2: Actulcmtic C 1 if Beacon Staff: Sr, Prom Maid '61-5 Student Council: MU Curutnr's Award CHARLES HEISINGER ROBERT JOSEPH HERMAN PHlLlP LEE HUDDLESTON Key Clult 6, Vice-Pres.: Truck 3, Jr. Capt.: Academic C 63 Football Coronation Escort '63: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Cur:Ltor's Award CLARENCE JONES ROBERT LEE KIRK Lettermen's Club 2: Jr. Choir T ack 2' 2: B Football: r , O 81 B Rep, 23 Student Coun- cil 24 Perfect Attendance JIMMY LEE JACKSON JAY WARREN KIESEWETTER 0 8 B Rep.: Rifle Cluhg Life Savingg Football Coro- nation Escort '63g O 81 B Staff: Student Council: Girls' Tre-as. of Class ol Jun. '64 ALAN ARTHUR JOHN A Cappella Choir 53 Cross Country: Academic C 4-5 Football Coronation Ee- cort '63g Sr. Prom Escort '64g Student Council 3, Treats.: Wash. U, Honors Day: Sgt.-at-Arm.: of Class of Jan. 'MQ MU Curator's Award. MARILYN JEAN KINCAID Pep Club SQ Orchestra 2: A c-ppeu. chair 2, sp. Mum Pu.: Archery at at-mb-11 s, Vinny: Tuma., vmny: Hanley 2. Vu-stty: Lenders 5: Softball 2: Trlckt Volleyball 3: Gym Club: Alblutlu Awlrdl. Lettrh Blh Cblrml Academic C 8: Falcon Stall 2: Sr. Pram Mild 'Ng Student Cuun- an 2. w--h. U. no-mf. Day: Mu cunwr. Awudg mum. ment Award a z ..., an CAROL J. KERN Webster Hayne 2: Orchestra 7: Music Awards, Letter, 2 Snipes: All-City Orchestra 4: Basketball: Swim 45 Hockey Z, Varsity: Leaders 5: Sofllsallg Volleyball 3, Varsity? Gym Club, Varsity: Athletic Awards, Letter, Bar, Charmg Academic C g Bea- con Stalfg 0 81 B Repg Walsh. U. Honors Duyg Mu Cura- tor's Award LMNARD FREDERICK KOEDERITZ Key Club Sp Le-ttm1non's Club 53 A Cappella Choir 6g Ena semble 6: Sp, Music Award: B Football 2: Football, Var' sity 2: Track 4: Academic C 75 Jr. Prom Escort '63: Wash. U. Honors Day ROLAND LOUIS ROBERT CECIL LAMAR KRAMER Jr. Choir 2: Service Award Radio Club 4, Pres. 8 SHARON ELAINE LaRUE A Cappella Choir 2 ROBERT WALTER LINN 0 8: B Rep.: Soccer 83 Beaf can Staff 43 Basketball Coro- nation Fscort '63g Student Council 4: City-Wide Student Council, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. .,t,.....m 1' ' r O f r 6.2.5 .aj . ' 1 gf AVA MARIE MARKHAM Pep Club 2: Red Cross 2, Trees. flew I MARTHA JANE LONG Bowl: Pep Club: Jr. Clwirg Academic Cu: Service AwarcI7 CHARLES RONALD MARVIN Spanish Clubg Rifle Club W Q I JOHN GEORGE MA'I'l'HEWSX3 Lettermen's Club 1 A Cappella Choir 4: Jr. Choir 2: Ensembleg Sp. Music Pen: B Football: Football, Varsity: Track 4: O It B Rep.: Siudem Council Y 232 VIRGINIA LONG DARLENE JUDY MARTY 0 Kr B Rep. i Wayne Faulkenberry is escorted off the sn-age by Len Koederitz 29 Peter, Paul, and Hairy perform at Class Day ROBERT BRANDT MEYER Bowl 6: Rifle Club: Jr. Choir 2: Ensemble 23 Boys' Choir 25 Sp, Music Per.: Football Coronation Escort '63: Student Chun- cil, Sgt.-at-Arms: Sports Queen Escort '63 RONALD ROBERT MOYIE Jr. Choir 23 Soccer 4 STANLEY JOHN ELMER WILLIAM MUELLER MUEIHLHAUPT, JR. B Basketball 4: Basket- Radio Club 4, Vioe-Pres. ball 3, Varsity, Mg.r.g 0 8: B Small JANET MARIE MURRAY Rifle Club: A Cappella Choir: Hockey, Varsity: Track: Vol- Ieybullg Athletic Award, Let- Ier MICHAEL F. NUELLE PAMELA SUE OMAN Pep Club: A Cappella Choir 35 Ensemble 2: Stue dent Council JACKSON DAVID NAUERT DAVID MICHAEL POERTNER Fling. Club 2, Vice-Pres.: Band 4-Q Conc't Band 2: Or- chestra 2: Gym Teamg Boys' State SANDRA PAULETTE RADOSEVICH Jr. Choir: Girls' Glee Club JOAN PHYLLIS SCHENCX Uunc't. Band 73 Hi-Fi's Orcliestrag Music Awards Letter, 2 Stripes: Basketballi Softball: Volleyball 2: Girls' Slate LINVILL CLEVELAND GWENDOLYN PULLAM POWELL Pep Clubg Basketball: Academic C 2: O St B Rep.: Wash. U. Honors Day: Sec'y. of Clam of J an. '64 JACK WALTER CHARLES ROY RITA DOROTHY ROY JERROLD MARK POSLOSKY Bowl 4: Jr. Choir 45 Ensem- ble 4: Sp. Music Per.: Gym Team 2: Swim JOHN E. REINHARDT B Basketball: B Football PAUL ALBERT SCHMIDT Cross Countryt 2: B Fool- ball: Football, Varsity: Track 84 Beacon Staff 35 ilr. Prom Escort '63: 0 St B Rep.: Student Council 3I DOROTHY ROBERTA SCHRCIEDER A Cappella Chair 85 Jr. Choirg Ensemble 7g Sp. Music Awardg Archery 25 Gym Clubg Academic C 85 MU Cura!or's Award: Superior Scholastic Achievement Award ALAN SCHNURIGER A Cappella Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Track NANNETTE L. SCHOBER TERRY ALAN SCOWCROFT Chess Club 43 Pres. Science Club: Academic C 2 THOMAS WARREN JOHN WALTER SHANKS SOBERY LeMermen's Club 65 O 8: B Rep.g Basketball 2: Football 8, Varsilyg Aca- demic Cn: Student Coun eil EUGENE JOHN SPITZER Key Club 4g Webster-Huyne 2- Academic C 7' Beacon Staff: Wash. U. Honors Day MU Curalor's Award THOMAS A. STENGEL .IUDITH ANNE BRUCE STENGEL Bowl.: I.e1lermen's Club 3: TAPPEINER 0 81 B Rep. 2g Jr. Choirg B Baseball 4, Varsity: B Football 4-g Football 4, Varsity GARON MAXELL TEETER, J R. SUE ANN THOMAS CAROL JANE TRAUTWEIN vs Q. qs Ri til .Q SHARON EDNA TI-IIEN Bowl. 4: Pep Club 3: A Cap' pella Choir 2: Girls' Choir. Trees.: Sp. Music Perf.: Vol- leyball: Academic Cn: Foot- ball Maid '60: Jr. Prom Maid '62: Prom Reporter: Service Award: 0 Sz B Rep.: Boys' Trens. of Class of Jun. '64 11 Qu -u -o to A 1, tn to ci .x -la Art Club 5: Bowl. 2: .Q Pep Club 3: Gym Club: Academic C : Sr. Prom Pep Club: G.R.A., Sec'y.: Archery: Basketball 3, Var- tn E ,u 9 i gg.-Q, .. . ' Q1 Maid '64-: Student Council sity: Swim 5: Hockey 2, -13 'Q 6 3: Beacon Art Staff 2 Varsity: Leaders 5: Soft- bnll 3- Volle ball 3 Var 1 Y u ' sity: Gym Cluh 4, Varsity: 1 Athletic Awards, Letter, Bar, Charm, Guard, Tro- phy: Student Council: Service Awnrd DAVID ALLAN TREAT Key Club 3: Band B: Conn't Band: Hi-Fi's: Orchestra: Tennis JAMES NORMAN TUREK Lettermen's Club 4, Vice- Pres.: Rifle Club: Jr, Choir 3: Ensemble: Boys' Choir 2: B Football 2: Football 2: Track 6: Wres- tling: Boys' State STANLEY FORREST VANINGER V SYLVIA ANN TRECLOWN Pep Club: Red Cross 2: Aca- demic C 7: Wash. U. Hon- ors Day The final step 33 PAUL JOSEPH WERNER Band 7: Conc't. Band 7: Hi- Fi's 4: Orchestra 7: Baseball: B Football: Football, Varf sity. V. . SALLY ANN YATES Spanish Club, Pres, Sec'y., 4: Pep Club 4: A Cappella Choir 2: Leaders: Jr. Choir: Bowl. 2, Mgr.: Hockey 4: Volleyball 4: Athletic Awards, Letter, Bar, Pin, Guard, Trophy: Gym Club 2: 0 Kc B Stuff: Sol!- bnll 4 MARTHA SUE WEDMEYER Jr. Prom Maid '62: Stu- dent Council 2: Spring Sports Queen '63 PATRICIA LUCILLE WENDLING Bowl. 2: Pep Club 3: Or- chestra 4: Music Awards, Letter: Basketball: Tennis 2, Varsity: Hockey 2, Var- sity: Leaders: Softball: Volleyball 2, Varsity: Gym Club: Athletic Awards, letter, Bar: Academic C 2: Basketball Maid '63: Beacon Staff: Student Council: Service Award 3: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curalor's Award L MICHAEL O. WILLIAMS DALE LOUIS ZIEGER JOANN KATHRYN WOOLVERTON F.T.A. 2: Archery: Basket- ball: Leaders! Academic C 5: O 81 B Rep.: Slu- dent Council: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curator's Award RONALD KENNETH ZIMM ERER SUSAN LUCILLE WlLL Webster Hayne 5: Chess Club 3, Sec'y.: Science Club: Jr. Choir: Ensemble 3: Academic C 8: Service Award: Wash. U. Honors Day DAN YOUNGI-LR RENEW Wi ALVIN LEE BOWEN DONALD B. DELLBRINGGE KENNETH PAUL GAEBLER RUSSELL A. GOLDKUHI., JR. JOANN GOIDVICH JOHN KENNETH HOEHI. MARVIN H. HOHMAN JANE FRANCES MRL GEORGE LOI-IRMANN PAoLEm VANCE CROSBY MARSHALL, JR. WALTER JOHN DAVID H- MAUTZ RHEINHEIMER Certificate of Superior Proficiency in Bookkeeping Mljgpiwfv WW MW W MARTHA RUTH ZOTOS DANIEL BENSINGER SCISSORS JAMES RICHARD VOIROL A Cappella Choir: Jr. Choir January Graduates Bottom raw: Carol Trautwcin, Barbara Coyda, Jeanette Berg- Jennifer Hawkins, Carol Kern, .Ioan Schenck, Dorothy Schroeder Middle raw: Al Bowen, Marvin Hohman, Dan Scissors, Dnnnn Boshers, Gaye Burlner, Alan John, Karl Lohrmann, Jerry Poslosky Top mu-: Dave Treat, Dale Ziegcr, John Driscoll, Stan Mueller, Mike Nuelle, Jim Hnrtung, Vance Marshall, Robert Lamar, Stan Vanin- gcr, Daniel Emmons, Gary Tcelcr Alnscnl: Virginia Long, Rita Roy, Dan Younger Ballon: raw: Judy Tappeincr, Nancy Drda, Gloria Ellinger, Ava Markham, Marlene Bonilzet, Elaine Becker, Sharon Graham Middle row: Charles Hcisinger, Kenneth Baelrler, James Sultzman, Jack Nauert, David Mainz, Jack Roy. .lim Turek Top row: Ronald Zimmercr, Tom Stengel, Jim Brashenr, John Matthews, Jim Jackson, Lenn Koederitz, Bol: Fluchel, Wayne Faulkcn- bcrry, John Reinhardt Absrnl: Donald Dellbringgc, Judy Marky, Nancy Schober, Sylvia Treglown, Martha Zotns 37 Class of June 1964 Bottom row: Sue Caruann, Joyce Stetson, Barbara Parushak Top row: Don Evers. Clyde Sellers, Ron Carascin Class Officers CLYDE SELLERS ,,,...... ,.,,.,...Y...,...,..,.. A .,,,..,r, .......,.,. P r esident JOYCE STETSON .,.......... ..,.... V ice-President BARBARA PARASHAK W ,... ,,,....,,.,..,,. S ecretary SUE CARUANA ..,....,.,., .....,,, B oys' Treasurer DON EVERS .....Y.,,,, .....,,. G irls' Treasurer RON GARASCIA ,.,l..,. ...... S ergeant-al-Arms Class Colors Class Sponsors Class Motto Regal Blue Mrs. Thomasine Lee We Shall Find a Way Coronado While Mr. Robert Beckerle or We Shall Make One' .loyce Stetson Barbara Parashak Stephanie Moore Sally Eash Sue Barth Nancy Koeln Sandra Foley Diane Hawkins Pat Govreau Diane Kastl Joyce Gray Bette Sayers Diana Howell Gale Moss Nancy Anderson Sue Hawker Barbara French Melinda Woodie Carol Davis ,lonna Johnson Sue Zoller Jene Nicks Marti Sharp Sue Caruana Donna Zlatic Joyce Schnaare Pat Gardner Susan Lesh Linda Wayne Pat Dreppard Donna Kestler .leanne Hoppe ,lane Ogelsby Phyllis Clatlo ,lane Hahn ' Mrs. Lee June 1964 Superlatives BEST ALL AROUND MOST POPULAR MOST INTELLIGENT BEST PERSONALITY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT BEST SINGERS MOST ARTISTIC BEST DRESSED CUTEST SMILE CUTEST COUPLE MOST BASHFUL BEST LOOKING BIGGEST CHATTERBOXES MOST ROMANTIC BEST MUSICIANS HEARTIEST LAUGH MOST ATHLETIC PRE'I'I'IEST HAIR MOST SOPHISTICATED BIGGEST JINX SMALLEST-BIGGEST EATER BEST FIGURE-PHYSIQUE PRETTIEST EYES BEST DANCERS SMALLEST-TALLEST BEST SENSE OF HUMOR BIGGEST TEASES WI'I'I'lEST PEPPIEST SMALLEST-BIGGEST FEET MOST F ORGETFUL MOST GULLIBLE BIGGEST I-'LIRT FRIENDLIEST BEST SPONSORS Clyde Sellers Ron Garascia Dean Gassman Don Evers Ga ry Grisbeck Ted Brncic Vic Froehlich John Wyatt Pete Prives Steve Klump Keith Krieg Les Krenning Bob Wattler .lohn Volz Ken Klerlein Terry Kolkmann Roger Louvier Carl Garber Dave Carmack Doug Hartman Mike Varner .lack Cloud Rich Erxleben Bob Vorwith Randy Femandez Mike Thompson Bob Potter .lohn Schappachar Bob Bippen .lohn O'Connor Bill Ferry Gary Gilbert .lohn Siscel ,lim Wohlert George Obermeyer Mr. Beckerle JOHN AMANN RICHARD ASTRACK Webster Huyne 7: Chess Club 7, Pres., Vice-Pres., Sgt.-ab Amxsg Science Club 2: Sci- ence Club 25 Academic C 43 Wash. U. Honors Day BETTY JANE ADDISON KENNETH AGNE Pep Club 4: Jr. Choir 4: 0 81 B Rep. 4- NANCY JANE ANDERSON Letlermcns Club 4 Pep Club 8 Jr Choir Bowl Cheer lender 4 Academic C Football Maid 61 Sprmg Spons Maud SARAH ANN ARMSTRONG Pep club s SYLVIA BAILEY JOAN BERNICE BALL Bowl. 23 Pep Club 6: Or-, Pep Clubg Volleyball cheslra 3 ., E . GARY ANDERSON Spanish Club 4, Vice-Pres.: Academic C 53 Student Council 2 SANDY BAGBY 3 i 1 1 4 3 NOEL BARLOWS NANCY ANITA BATES F.T.A. B, Pres., Vice-Pres.9 Radio Club 2, Sec'y.: Web- ster Hayne B, Vice-Pres., Trees.: Academic C 2g Stu- dent Council 2: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curator's Award MICHAEL J. BENNETT Band 7g Com:'t. Band 73 Hi- Fi's 7: Orchestra 75 Music Awards ROBERT DAVID BARTIIEL Key Club 5: Rifle Club 55 Sharp Shooters 2: Band 6: Hi-Fi's 33 Orchestra 73 Sp. Music Awards, Letter, Stripes 2: Academic C , Student Council: Beacon Art Staff 2 MICHAEL DENNIS BARTLOW Rifle Clubg Baseball CHARLES RALPH CHARLES BECKMAN BEARCE Wrestling Letterlnexfs Club 2: Swim Team 4: Service Award SUSAN LYNN BARTH Pep Club 8g Basketball 2, Mgr., Varsity: Hockey 3, Var- sity, Leaders 3: Softball 3, Mgr.: Volleyball 3: Gym Club 23 Athletic Awards, Le!- ter, Bar, Charm, Basketball Queen '63f'64g Beacon Staff 2, Co-Editor: Sr. Prom Maid '64-3 Wash. U. Honors Day ANDREW BAUMANN FRANK BEREITSCHAI-'T Bowl. 2: Band 25 Conc't. Band 23 Orchestra 2g Music Awards: Wrestling 2 4l my IQ!! ER BERT KAREN ANN . BERCOSCHTJ E BERNSTEIN Bowl. 2: Pep Club 85 Bandg Orchestra: Softball: Bowl. 4-5 Chess Club 4, K, i Secfy.. Sgl.-nl-Arms, Trans. A C 3g Student Council L 3: Wnsll. U. Honors Duyg ' MU Curnloi-'s Award ,QQ W if GK lol J fi jjo BE ERMlmN is rf wi 1 WW SUSAN BLUNT DARRAN BORELLA .. f Webster Huyne 25 Art - Club 3, Tre:1s.g Dance 4 TONY BOSLER ALLEN BRANDMEYER DENNIS BRENNAN - Key Clulx 2 Vnlleybnll 23 Academic 2, ROBERT BIPPEN Fl , ' JOHN ARTHUR BOULLIER Band 25 Condi. Band 6: Hi- Fi's 6g Orchestra 6: Music Award: Track 45 Academic C 5: Student Council 3 TED ALAN BRNCIC Key Clulm 4: Lv.-ltermpn's Club 63 Sp. Music Per.: B Bas- ketball 2: Truck 3: Football Coronation Escort '63g Bas- ketball Coronalion Fawn '633 Speech Activities 2: Student Council 3. Pres.: King of Heaven Pups- ...ma SALLY GALE BURCH P Club' Mzforeltes 2g Jr. 913 - J Choir 2: Softball im PEGGY CAROLL RONALD DEAN CLAY Jr. Choir: Wrestling: B Football: Track: Student Council2 Q, x bb DA DM on CAR IA Cap e Choi Jr, , OBQW I4, . 1 5 -. A Gio' , 5 gilvlgl 4: . oir 2 . Musi .: B snuff 2: d n 'UDDNQ cil 3 r s.: C ide :cnt cil , Re ' . Pr I rt '64-: . Iusi rl: ' ide Stu Co cil p. 6,5109 1? QVC CLAIRE CHANDONNAIS Bowl. 2: Plum. Club 2, Pres: Student Council n PHYLLIS CLATTO 0 R B Rep.: A Cappella Choir 7: Jr. Choir: Ensems ble 4: Student Council 2: Service- Award 5 JUDITH ANN COBB RICHARD COBB 6 Q Student Council: Service g Award r 1 Q, Baseball, Mgr. W ., . Nm SANDRA CASHION . AI... I JOHN W. CLOUD Lellem1en's Club 2: B Fool- ball: Football 2, Varsity: Track MICHAEL WALTER COOK Bowl. 33 A Cappella Choir: Jr, Choir 2 JANET CURRY Bowl, 3, Pres.g Pep Club 2 RICHARD DEEBA Jr. Choir 63 Student Council KENNETH COOPER Jr. Choir 25 Academic C g Student Council RICHARD COTTLE Audio Visual Club 29 Bowl. 2: Radio Club B9 Rifle Club 4: Ensemble: Foot- ball, Mgr.: Service Award CAROL FAYE DAVIS Bowl. 23 Pep Club: Aca- demic C g Student Coun- cil 2: Service Award CAIL ANN CRELLIN .IUDITH ANN DEBUS Bowl. 4: Art Club 3, Sec'y.g Pep Club 2g French Club 2: A Cappella Choir 25 Academic C 2g Bea- con Art Staffg MU Cura- tor's Award BARBARA LEE DAUER Bowl 25 Hockey 25 Gym Club MARGARET ELIZABETH Del..AP Spanish Club 6, Pres.g A Cappella Choir 6g 'Ensemblez Sp. Music Perfonuanceg Serv- ice Award 45 DOROTHY DOLORES DIEMER Bowl- Pe Club 6' A Ca -1 P v P' .. pellu Choir 23 Basketball3 Gym Club: Academic C RAYMOND DENCKER Academic C 4-3 Beacon Stuff 23 O 8 B Staff, Pho- tographer: Wusln. U. Hon- ors Day3 MU Curntnr's Award3 Senior Cubinet JOHN WILLIAM DIMMERLING Beacon Editor3 0 8 B Rep. 23 Wash. U, Honors Day: MU Cunrtor's Award Clyde Sellers accepts dues lrom ,lolm Znvudil 46 DAN D. DESNOYER Cnnc't. Band 73 Hi-Fi's '13 Music Award: Track: Soc- cer 7 NORMA JEAN DOERR Bowl. 23 Pep Club 43 F.T.A. 23 French Clubg Basketball 23 Hockey 33 Softball 33 Volleyball 43 Athletic Awards, Letter, Bar3 Gym Club 33 Aca- demic C 3 MU Curatur's Award PAT DREPPARD Bowl. 43 Lv.-ttermen'5 Club: 0 8: B Rep. 23 Pep Club 7: A Cappella Choir 23 Jr. Choir 25 Cheer Leader 2: Dance 23 Track 23 Vol- leybull 23 Gym Club3 Ath- letic Award. l.etter3 Stue dent Council BARBARA DIESMONE Pep Club: A Cappella Choir .lr. Choir LAURA DOWD JANE PATRICE DUNCAN Bowl. 2: Pep Club 4: A Cap- pella Clmir 2 KATHLEEN DYE MARILYN ECKERT Band 7: Conc't, Band 3 LARRY EVERS SALLY EASH Bowl. 4, Pres.: Le!lermen'5 Club 43 Pep Club B: A Cappella Choir 43 jr. Choir: Cheer Leader 4: Volleyball 5: Gym Club: Fuotball Maid '60 EDWARD ECHOLZ RICHARD H. ERXLEBEN Lettermen's Club 6: Jr. Choir: Ensemble: B Football, Varsity: Track 3 DONALD HARRY EVERS Art Club 2: Key Club 6, Pres. und Tren.: A Cap- pella Clwir 7, Pres. and Treas.: Jr. Choir: Ensem- ble 2: Boys' Choir 2: Spl Music Performance: B Football: Gm Team: Track: Acaziemic Cu: Scholnslics Ar! Award: Beacon Staff 2: O 81 B Rep. 2: Treas. of Class of June '64-: Sp. Music Award JEFFREY ERSON Leltermen's Club 2: Fooiball Varsily DIANE EYDMANN Bowl. 4: A Cappella Choir Girls' Choir: Dance: Swim 6 47 ELLEN FELTMANN LINDA FETTO Student Council DANIEL FARMER Art Club 29 Beacon Art Staff DURAND FERNANDEZ SANDRA FOLEY Dramatic Club: Pep Club 25 A Cappella Choir 6, Sec'y. and Vice-Pres.: Jr. Choir, Ensemble 6: Sp. Music Per. Girls' Choir: Sp. Music Award, Basket- ballg Volleyball 25 Gym Club 35 Academic Cn: MU Curalor's Award BRENDA SUE FAUC-HN Websier Hnyne 7, Keeper- of-Goat and Traits., Pep Clubg Chess Club: Conc't. Band 7g Orchestra 45 Mus- ic Award, Letter, 4- Stripes: Academic Cn: Beacon Staff 23 MU Curator's Awardg Physics Club, Treas.g Majorettes 3 BILL FERRY Letlennen's Club 23 Jr. Choir! B Basketball: Basketball 2, Varsityg Jr. Prom Escort '63 LAURA FRAHM A Cappella Choir: Ensem- ble: Beacon Business Mgr. FERNAN DEZ SHERRY FINN RICHARD EDWIN FRANKE Key Clulx 6: Rifle Club 4: Sharp Shooters 8: Truck: Academic C 5: Wash. U. Honors Day' ELLEN FRENCH Bowl. 2, Scc'y.: Swim 3: Volleyball RONALD LEE GARASCIA Lettermen's Club 3: UB Bas- ketball: Basketball 2, Varsity: Football Coronation Escort '63: Prom Reporter: Student Council 3, Vice-Pres.: Sgt.- nt-Arms of Class of June '64 ts: JANET ANN FREDERICKS F,T.A. 2: Bowl. 4: A Cap- pella Choir 6: Jr. Choir 2: Ensemlmle 2: Music Award: Archery BARBARA JEAN FRENCH Rifle Club: Ir. Choir 2: Academic C 3: Ar! Award: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curamfs Award NORMA JEAN FURGERSON Bowl. 4' Jr. Choir 2 fl, Club my .MV ROBERT FRASHER Lettermcn's Club 5: Bweball 3, Varsity: B Football: Football 2, Varsity VICTOR FROEHLICH Key Club 6, 2nd Vice-Pres.: Physics Club: A Cappella Choir 7: Jr. Choir 2: En. semlxlc 7: Sp. Music Award: B Basketball 2: Basketball, Varsity: Cross Country: Track 2: Academic C 2 DENNIS GARAVAGLIA 49 PATRICIA ANN GARDNER Bowl. 6, Pres., Treus.: A Cappella Choir 2: Jr. Choir 2: 0 K B Rep. 6 CARY GILBERT Bowl. 2: Key Club 2: Band 4: Academic C 6: Student Council 3: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curator's Award CARL GARBER Lettermen's Club 6, Treas., Pres.: B Football: Fool- ball 3, Varsity: Track 3, Capt.: Wrestling 3, Capt.: Student Council MARY GARDNER DEAN FREDERICK GASSMAN F.T.A. 8, Trans.: Key Club 2: Radio Club B, Pres., Vice- Pres.: Webster Hayne 8, Pres., Sec'y.: Academic C 7: Student Council 2: Speech Activities 8: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curatofs Award JOHN W. GEARHART EUGENE GIUNTA SHARON MARGARET GEBHARDT PAT GOVREAU Bowl., Pres.: O Sa B Rep. 25 Pep Club 8: Volleyball 3: Beacon Staff 2: Student Council: Seniur Cabinet DONNA LEE GILMORE Dramatic Club: F.T.A. 6, Sec'y., VicefPres., Pres? Bowl.: Webster Hayneg French Club: lr. Choir: Arch- ery: Volleyball 3: Gym Club 3: 0 81 B Staff Action in the 7's and 8's game. EDWARD G ROSSER Leltermen's Club 4: B Foot- ball 2: Football, Varsity! Track 3: Student Council NORMAN HAINSWORTH CHRISTINE CUENTHER Webster Hayne 2: Band 2: Hi-Fi's 4: Orchestra 6: Music Award, latter, Stripe: Academic C ,, I' .4 .. , Bilib JOYCE LORAINE GRAY Pop Club 8: Academic CH: lit-acon Staff 2: Sp. Football Maid '63: Sr. Prom Qut-cn '6-lg Student Council 2 GARY S. GRISBECK Key Club 6, VicevPres. 2: Rifle Club: Webster Hayne 4, Pres., Sec'y., Sgt.-ab Arms, Keeper nl the Coat: Physics Club 2, Pres: Chess Club, Sgt.-at-Arms: Academic C 7: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curatufs Award: 0 31 B Rep.: Stu- dent Council r I n CECILE GUENTHER Webster Hayne 2: Band 6 Conc't. Band 5, Sec'y.: Hi Fi's 4: Orchestra 8: Music Awards, Letter and Stripes Sp. Music Award: Track JANE HAHN Pep Club 4: A Cappella Choir 7, Scc'y.: Jr. Clmir: Music Award: Basketball: Leaders 2: Volleyball -3: Gym Club 2: Athletic Award, Lcttcr: Academic C 3: Beacon Staff 2: Student Council 2: Wash. U. Honors Day: Senior Cabinet: MU Curator's Award MARILYN LEE HARASHE A Cappella Choir 5: Jr. Choir 2: Music Award: Sp. Music Award: Student Council 2: Girls' Choir 2 5I .nt 1 DOUGLAS HARTMAN Lelle.rmen's Club 7, Sec'y.: Truck: Swim 4: Water Polo: Student Council 2: Service Award PAUL HEATON Bowl. 3, Sec'y.: Key Club: Chess Club 4: Hi-Fi'a 8: Or- chestra 8: Music Award, Lek- ter, 3 Stripes: Tennis 3: Aca- demic C 4: Wash. U, Hon- ors Day Hono fwffmi f' ff' BARBARA ANN HARRIS MQ Rl F.T.A.: -Webster Hayne 5: ,. Academic C 2 Wash U tor's Award rw. A pf: SUSAN LANE HAWKER Art Club, Cones., Sec'y.: A Cappella Choir 4: En- semble 2: Band 8: Or- chestra 4: Tennis: Aca- demic C 73 Girls' State: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curator's Award DONNA HEISCHMIDT WW DIANNE HAWKINS Dramatic Club: A Cap- pella Choir 7: Jr. Choir: Leaders 2 : Softball: Track: Volleyball 3: Gym Club: Athletic Award, Letter: Art Award: Bea- con Art Staff 2, Co-Editor: Art Club 2 BARBARA HEITHAUS Pep Club 6: A Cappella Choir 8: Jr. Choir 2: Sp. Music Award: Sp. Music Per. Service Award. DANIEL HATCH AILEEN MARIE HEIDERSCHEID A Cappella Choir: Jr. Choir: Ensemble l . THOMAS HEITHAUS DAVID HOBBS N5 PHILIP HORRELL JUDY HELM Jr. Choir 2: Girls' Choir 3 MARIE ELAINE HERRMANN Jr. Choir: Girls' Choir CHARLES WILLIAM HOPPE IJ.-tte.rmen's Club 3: Radio Club: Rifle CI b 2: Chess Club 6-' Wresllin, 3 .16 QV! Wig K, 5211 6 f ,f 1 ' , JV' CX 0 V, ff , JEANNE HOPPE Audio Visunl Club 4-3 Pep Club 8: A Cappella Choir: .lr. Choir 2: Hockey: Lead- ers: Softball 3: Volleyball: Athletic Award, Letter: Gym Club 2: Academic C 6: Beacon 2: Student Council Rep.: Major Lcarners 2: Wash. U. Hon- 'lf - 663,19 ors Day: MU Curatofs , , ,3,t'zff Award: Citywide Student 'VV 7 , - Council Rep. 2 ,-'-' ll' , D , f V 1 fm f sfffffmaff. STEPHAN M. HELLBERC Webster Hayne 6: Art Club 3: Academic CW: Student Council 2: Wash. U. Honors Day: Beacon Art Stuff NANCY HOEHN Majoretles 2: Hockey 7' ' , L1 CCKZ J AM ES HORTON 53 ROBERT HUFFMAN JEAN HOSKINS Bowl. 45 A Cappella Choir: Jr. Choir 2g Arch- eryg Basketball: Hockey, Varsity 25 Softball 2: Vol- leyball 23 Athletic Awardg Letterg Gym Club SUSAN KAY HURTT DIANNA L HOWELL Pep Club 25 Jr. Choir 2, Sec'y.g Bowl. 3g Bowler of the Year '62 and '63: Volleyball CHERYL HUTCHERSON DONNA HUNTZE Webster Hayne 25 A Cap pella Gioir 2: Jr. Choir: Dance 2 Audio Visual 3: F.'l'.A.: Rifle Club 2 Pe Club i P 23 Library Cluh 2, Sgt.-ab Arms: A Cappella Gmir 2g Sp, Mus-ic Peng Serv' ice Award DIANE D. JACKSON RICHARD R. JANAS Academic HC 3 - X? CAROL Bowl. 23 ketball, Val'SifY1 Football CHARLES F. JANAS Rifle Club 5g Sharp Shoul- ers 6 DIANE JUNG BARBARA KELLY Bowl. 2: Pep Club: A Cap- pella Cboir: Volleyball: Gym Club: Academic Cn: 0 S1 B Rep. DARLENE SUE JOHNSON 0 Sa B Rep. 43 Pep Club 4: Volleyball: Academic uc 2: 0 si B sian, co- Editor: Student Council 4' Senior Class Cabinet JONNA JOHNSON GARY KARTYE DIANE SALLY KASTL Bowl- 31 Band 21 A CHP- Bowl, 4: Volleyball: O lk P01151 Cllflifi Jr. Cluoir 2: B Rep. 2: Student Council Track 3 2 Hey! This way! ADRIAN JUTTNER Science Club 25 Lcllermen's Club 3: Webster Hnyne 6: An Club: Chess Club: A Cappella Choir 5: Football, Mgr.: Wreslling 8, Capt. x v JANET LORRAINE KENNEDY O 81 B Rep. 2: Pep Club 8: Service Award: Basketball: Hockey: Gym Club 55 DONNA KESTLER Pep Club 4: A Cappella Choir 2: Sr. Prom Maid '64g Student Council TERRY KLEIN Lettermen's Club: B Basew hall 23 Baseball 2, Varsity: Student Council 2: City-Wide Safety Council Rep. RALPH KENNEDY ROSEMARY KERBLER Jr. Choir 2: Softball KATHLEEN KING DALE Pep Club 2 Swim 2 leaders 4: Athletic Award, Letter KEN KLOUZEK STEVEN MICHAEL A Calillella 2 Jr Choir KLUXIP 2g Student Council 2 RONALD KEXITLER Bowl. N KENNETH JOSEPH KLERLEIN Dramatic Cluixg Bond 22 Condi. Band: Orchestra 25 Football Coronation Escort '62g Student Council TRUDY LORRAINE KNOLL Jr. Choir, Treas. ROBERT KOHM Band 2: Conc't. Band 3: Aca- demic C 3 KEITH KRIEG Key Club 4: B Baseball 2: B Basketball 2: Academic C : Football Coronation ES- cnrl '63: 0 K B Staff: Slu- den! Council 2: Sr. Prom King '64: Jr. Prom Fanart '63 1 NANCY KOELN Pep Club 6, Sce'y., Pres.: Cheer Leader 6, Capt.: Academic C 3: Jr. Prom Maid '63g 0 S: B Staff, Co-Editor: Senior Cabinet JOYCE KOENEN DAVID KOVAC Jr. Choir 2: Ensemble 4 LESTER KRENNING Key Club 4, Sec'y,: Let- terlm-n's Club: Science Club 3, Pres.: Conc't. Band 7: Orclxcsua: Wrestling 4, Capt.: Swim: Academic C 6: Wasli. U. Honurs Day: MU Curator's Award KENNETH KOCH Key Club 2: Science Club 2: Cross Country 2: Academic C 2: Beacon Staff 2: Slu- denl Council TERRY KOLKMANN Audio Visual 2: Dramatic Club 2: Band 8: Cunc't, Band 8: Music Award: Sp. Music Award: Baseball: Swim 2: Water Polo: Academic C : gudenl Council: Sp. Music er. LUCIA KRISKOVICH F.T.A. 2: Bowl, 4: A Cappele la Choir 2: Jr. Choir: Aca- demic C 57 JUDITH CAROL lxRUEGl-IR ,g . S . ,7 Jr. Choir: Girls' Choir: A425 Q Academic C ..,. my ir 09, ,gr A 91 :yu M 5 , Jw l lf Lim' ll W RO KULIAN Lellermcn's Club 2: A Cap- pella Choir 2: Baseball: Football 2: Wrestling DIANE E, LANG Spanish Club: Pep Club: Hockey WILLIAM LAMKEN Phog. Club 2: A Cappella Choir 3: Soccer: Academic C 2: Student Council 2 HERBERT KRUGER Bowl. 2: Dramatic Club: Rifle Club 2: Chess Club 3: Lihrnry Club 6, Sgt.-nb Anus: Scwice Award THOMAS LAMMERT Audio Visual 5: Soccer 2 - 1 MICHELLE LaFATA O Ba B Rep. 3: Pep Club 2: Student Council 4: A Cap pclln Choir 6: Ensemble 2: Service Award: Hockey GARY LEE LAWSON Bowl. 3. Trophy: Rifle Club: Beacon Staff 2: Slu- denr Council 4: Service Award: Senior Cabinet SHARRON LAYTON F.T.A. 2: Bowl. 3: 0 Sz B Rep, 2: A Cappella Choir 4: Jr. Choir 41 Sp, Music Awurd: Academic C : Sludenl Council 2, Execu- livr- Buard PHILIP R. LANSING r r V' l rLl'z1'3.llf,.:1 'il Enjoying the Senior Prom SUSAN LESH Bnnd 2: Orcbc-sim 2g A Cap4 pe-lla Choir 45 Volleyballg Gym Club 6g Pep Club ROC ER LOUVIER SHIRLEY LEHMIER .lr. Clwir CHERYL ANN LEMP A Cappella Choir 2: Sp. Music Per.: G.R.A. Pres.g Archery 2: Baskexball: Dance: Swim 3, Varsity, Mgr.: Lenders 44 Snflballg Truckg Volleyball 2: Gym Club 45 Athletic Awards, Letter, Bar. Charm: Aca- demic 'KC 53 Student Council, Sec'y.: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curator's Award CHARLES LIZENBEE Audio Visunl 5g Band 5: Conc'l, Band 23 Hi-Fi'sg Orchestral 2g Tennis 23 Service Award MILBURN LONG I.cltermen's Club 4: Truck 6 JIM LEWIS .lr. Choir: B Baseball 2: Soccer 23 Swim t CAROL LEE MARMON Bowl. 3: Pep Club 65 Jr. Choir: Acnclcnzic- HC 5? PATRICIA McDOUGALL DAVID MARTIN BEVERLY McDONALD A Cappella Choir 2: Jr. Choir 2: Ensemble 2 MICHAEL McGUIRE Audio Visual 63 O 81 B Rep. 65 Webster Hayne 6: Science Club 43 French Club 2g Cnm:'t. Band 6: Hi-Fi's 2g Music Awards, Letter, Slripeg Academic C 73 Beacon Staff 2: Service Award: MU Cura tor's Award ROBERT MEES A- Cappella Choir 23 Jr. Choir 2: Student Council PATRICIA McGAUI.Y DARLENE METTEER JUDY MEYER Bowl 23 Leaders PHYLLIS MITCHELL A Cappella Choir 29 Jr. Choir 25 Sp. Music Per. KIMBERLY METFER A Cappella Choir 2: Sp Music Per.: Archery 2g Bas- ketball 23 Hockey: Volleyball: Gym Club 2: Athleiic Award, Letter WILLIAM M. MOEHL, .lR. Rifle Club 4-g Soccer JOHN MORGAN LINDA MUCK Dramatic Club Bowl 4 Pep Club Sp Music Per Dnnce 3 Sludent Council Specs Activitiesg Service Award SUSAN MONTAGUE Bowl Dnunallc Club Mayorettes A Cappella STEPHANIE LAYNE MOORE Discussion Group 4 Web Choir Jr Cho1r4 Dance 2 Leader ster Hayne 8 Tre-as Vice Pres Chess Club 7 Phys ics Club Science Club 2 Archery 3 Mgr Tennis Academic C' 7 Speech Activities Service Award Wash. U. Honors Day MU Curator's Award GALE MOSS Dramatic Club: Bowl. B: Pep Club 63 A Cappella Choir 5: Jr. Choir: Girls' Choirg Music Awardg Ten- nis 2: Volleyball 2: Arb- lelic Award, Leuerg Aca- demic C : Student Coun- cil 2 ' ALBERT MOUSHEY Wrestling 2 CYNTHIA JOYCE MOELLER .lr. Red Crossg Jr. Choir: Basketball: Termis, Varsity: Hockey, Varsity: Leaders 23 Softball: Volleyball, Varsityg Athlelic Award, Letter, Bar: Academic C Sp Sludenl Council: Service Awudg MU Curatofs Awnxdg Wash. U, Honors Day CHRISTINE MARION MORRISON F.T.A.g Rifle Club: Archery CAROLE L. MUELLER Rifle Club 4, Pres.: Red Cross 4, Scc'y.: Jr. Choir 23 Girls' Choir 2 6l DALE MUELLER SHARON MURPHY Chess Club 25 Jr. Choir: Boys' Choir 3 MAURICE KENDALL MYERS Audio Visual 45 Bowl. 2: 0 8: B Rep. 6: A Cappella Choir 2: lr. Choir 25 Track JENE NICKS Pep Club: A Cappella Choir: lr. Choir: Volleyball swf JUDITH LORENE KATHLEEN NEUMANN NELGNER Beginners' Band 23 Inl. Arclxeryg Hockey: Volley- Band 25 Conc't. Band 2: ball Orchestra 2 ROBERT L. NICOLAY Chess Club 3: Dramatic Club: Webster Hayne 3: Science Club 25 Cross Country: Track' Service Award DIANNE DEAN NAPOLI Choir proves to he inleresling to Melinda Woodic and Cheryl Lemp DANA LEE NIKOLA Bowl.: Student Council 2 DON OPPLIGER BARBARA PARASHAK Bowl. 2: Lcllv:m1cn's Club 4: O 5 B Rep. 2: Pep Club 3: Basketball: Cheer leader 41 Volleyball 2: Basketball Maid '62: Jr. Prom Maid '63: Sec'y. of Clam of June '64 JOHN O'CONNOR JANE ELLEN OCLESBY Bowl. 6, Pres., Se-c'y,: Pep Club 4: Jr, Choir 2: 0 8: B Rep. VERNON OVERMANN DENNIS PACLUSCH A Cappella Choir 2: Sp. Cross Country, Mgr. Music Per. GEORGE F. OBERMEYER Leltermen's Club 5: 0 8: B Rep. 4: A Cappella Choir 2: Jr. Choir 2: Ensemble 2: Sp. Music Per.: B Buse- ball, Mgr.: Swim 3: Water Polo: Baskelball Coronation Escort '63: Student Council 2: Service Award SANDRA OTTO BARBARA KAY PARKER F.'l'.A., Pres., Purliumenlnrlan: French Club: Jr. Choir 2: Music Award: Archery: Dnnce 3: Gym Club 2: Betty Crock- er Award '63 63 MARIANNE C. PESOUT Pep Club 4g A Cappella 3: Jr. Chair 2: Gym Club 3: Dance 4- ROBERT PEIPMEIR Discussion Crnup 4, Chair- man: Key Club 45 Webster Hayne 8, Sec'y.3 Academic C 23 Speech Activities 8: MU Curator's Award SANDRA PELL KARLA FAY PEROUTKA Pep Club 23 A Cappella Cboir 63 Jr. Choir 2: Mus- ic Awards: Basketballg Academic C 31 Service Award WILLIAM G. PETRI SHERRIE ANN PICKER Webster Hnyne 23 Art Bowl. 25 Pep Club: Jr. Cluhg Art Award Choir 2: Softball: 0 8: B Rep. BARBARA PETERS F.T.A.: Webster Hnyne 2: Chess Club 2, Sec'y.: Physics Club 2, Sec'y.: Jr. Cboir 2: Academic C g Service Awardg Wash. U. Honors Day SANDRA PINGLETON Bowl. 21 Pep Clubg Girls' Choir 23 Jr. Choir. Service Award BARBARA POLEWSKI MARLEVE POLEWSKI Pep Club 4g Jr. Choir 25 Jr. Choir 2, Sec'y. Volleyball 23 Service Award MlCHAEL POLEWSKI PETE PRIVES 0 Ez B Rep. 2, B Football 2: Football, Varsity: Wres- tling 3, Capt.: Student Coun- cil KATHLEEN RAUIS Bowl. 6: A Cappella Choir 2: Sp. Music Award: Leaders: SofLball: Volleyball, Varsity: Athleric Award, Letter TOBY POPPEN ROBERT POTTER DIANNE RANCH ALLAN R. RANDLE Pep Club: A Cappella Bowl. 6 Choir 2: Jr. Choir: Aca- demic C : Student Coun- cil NANCY MARLENE POLLOCK O 81 B Rep. 2: Pep Club 8: G.R.A., Vice-Pres.: Basketball 3, Varsity: Hockey 3, Varsity: Softball 2: Vnlleyball 2: Ath- letic Awards, Letter, Bar, Charm: Gym Club 2: Beacon Staff 2: Girls' State: Senior Cabinet : MU Curntor's Award RlTA ELAINE PURDY Webster Hayne 6: Chess Club: Band 6: Conc't. Band 69 Or- chestra 6: Jr. Chair 2: Music Awards, Letter, 3 Stripes JOANNE REYNOLDS Pep Club 4: Service Award 65 s.,gg2 1? ' , fem . , 833' C Mfr . a- 4: 'im' 432, ifs s :- 'qi Q 4 S 'W JANET F. mann 4 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club: A Cappella Choir 25 Sp. Music Per. we Ugg? .. 'iz gas. in + 'M wi f? 915 - yt' , f3ue 'ff -4 ' , ,, f ' Zim? 4 99152. ' J. , L: up .. rv ,A if use 51332 T' 'I If-6... , .3 . 1- aiu? 'W 35 ii X ezgzt-.zvlwmx .. ul., MARSHALL LINN RION Band 8: Condi. Band 8: Hi- Fi's Sq Orchestra B5 Music Award: Cross Country SUSAN JANET ROTHBACHER Pep Club 69 Gym Club PATRICIA RIE5 A Cappella Choir 2: Sp. Music Per. GEORGE ROBERTS Band 8: Couc't. Band 8, Student Conductorg Hi-Fi's 63 Orchestra 75 Music Awards, Letter, 3 Slripesg B Baseball 4 WILLIAM RUDDEN DONNA ROESER Bowl. 4, Tn:us.g Pep Club 4-3 Volleyball BERNADINE RYTERSKI Band: Jr. Choir 2: Girls' Choir 2 DONALD RITCHEY FRANCES ROZGOWSKI TED SALVIA BETTE Sl YERS ep ub2 l wifi-tiff C fo W fwf My ROBERT SADIJON 0 St B Rep. 25 Art Club 2g National Business En- trance Award 0'l'l'0 SALM MARY C. SANDERS Cunc't. Bandg Music Awards, Letter, Strip DALE ERVIN SATHOFF Leltermun's Club 4: B Footlxullg Football 2, VM- sityg Soccer 35 Academic C g Boys' Stuteg Student Council: Sr, Prom Escort '64 fl Y ml VU Q fu ' JOHNNIE Xb kowllacubtson , GERALD SANBURN Leltermetfs Club 45 Band 2: B Baseball 2: Baseball 2, Varsity SUSAN SCHAEFFER Bowl. 25 O R B Rep.g Pep Club 6: Majorettcsg A Cap- pella Choir 6: Jr. Choirg En- semble 33 Music Award: Hockey: Volleyball 2: Gym Clubg Athletic Award, Letter: Acatlt-:nic C 2: Student Council 2, MU Curtttufs Awurd SCHAPPACHAR ex-men 7 C Lettertnt-n's Club 4: B Football: Football 3, Var- sity: Academic C 25 0 8: B Staff: Student Coun- cil S, Sgt.-atQArms 'llilw Q' X, my!! A if V7 no In ff dll' WU fx N DIANE SCHMIDT Red Cxoss ROBERT SCHULER GERALD SCHMALTZ ROBERT SCHMALTZ Howl. 2 Bowl, 2 JOYCE SCHNAARE JOHN SCHNEIDER A Cappella Choir 4: Jr. Choir 25 Student Council CAROL SCHMITI' Bowl.: Mujoreltes 4, Co-Capt. Hockey 2 CAN., SCHWEISCUTH F.T.A. 2: Bowl.g Basketball Tennisg Service Award JUDY SCOTT WILLIAH E. SEHIE CLYDE HOLCOMB SELLERS O 84 B Rep.: A Cappella Choir 6: Jr. Choir: Ensemble: Sp. Music Award: B Foot- hall: Football, Varsity 3, Co- Capt.: Wrestling 3: Academic C 3: Boys' State: Wash. U. Honors Day: Pres. of C18-Ss of .lune '64 CHARLENE SIGG Pep Clul: 4: Archery: Basket- ball: Hockey 2, Varsity: Lead- ers 6: Volleyball 3: Athletic Award, Letter, Bar: Acn- demic C DARLENE SHARON SOUTlEA Pep Club 2: Jr. Gmirg Girls' Choir 2: Dance 2: Baskeaball Maid '60: Student Council 3: Service Award LARRY SHAW KENNETH SHELTON JOHN W. SISCEL Ill RICHARD SONNTAG F.'l'.A. 4, Librarian, Vice- Lettermen's Club: A Cap- Pres.: Webster Hayne 8: pella Choir: Ir. Choir: Jr. Choir 2: Academic Basketball 2, Varsity Cn: Service Award: MU Curator-'s Award MART! JANE SHARP Pep Club 8: Basketball 2: Softball: Volleyball 2: Aca- demic C : Beacon Staff 2: .lr. Prom Queen: Wash. U. Honors Day: Senior Cabinet CHARLES 'SIKORSKI JACQUELINE SPRIESTERBACH Pep Club B, Pres.: Girls' Choir 2: Dance 2: Amdemic Cn: Football Maid '62: 0 S B Rep.: Senior Cabinet 69 'Ph-v 'fI all ROBERT STAEGER A Cappella Choir 25 Sp. Music Per. VICKI LYN STEPPUTAT Rifle Club: Bowl.g Gym Club JEAN SPRINGER Pe Club e .lr Choir Girls Glee Club 3 Vice es Basketball Valley ball Gym Club Varflty Gp Basketball Muld 63 CHARLE9 STADLER ROGER GLEN STAGNER Bowl. 25 Rifle Club RONALD STANCE ALLEN STELLING JOYCE STETSON BowLg Lettermen's Club 4: Rep Club 8, Sec'y.g Cheer Leader 3: Volleyball 33 Aczu demic CHQ Basketball Maid '62q Fumball Quven '63g Vice- Pres. nf Class of June '64g Spring Sports Maid '63 Student Council Aw, come rm fellas DONNA STEWART JUNE TATE Athletic Award, Letter: Gym Club 2: Gym Team, Varsity 2: Service Award SANDRA TICHACEK F.T.A. 2- Pep Club' Sp. Mu- sic Per.: A Cappella Choir 2: Dancing: Volleyball z K- my JOHN STRECKER BARBARA STULL MAUREEN SUKOVSKY Bowl, 6: Pep Club: A Archery : Basketball: Vol- leyball: Gym Club 2: Atlte Cappella Choir: .lr. Cltuit' 2 letic Award, Letter ,x Q INGRID S. TERRIL Conc't. Band: Music Awards, Letter und Stripes MICHAEL W. THOMPSON Leitemterfs Club 8: 0 St B Rep. 4: Rifle Club 25 B Basketball 1, letter: Bas- ketball Varsity, Letter: Track Team 4: Football Escort Sept. '62 EDWARD THOMSON Band 4: Concert Band 4: Hi-Fi's 4 LYDIA LEE TILLER Bowl.: Chem Club 2: French Club: Archery 2: Hockey 2, Varsity: Volleyball 2: Gym Club: Athletic Award, Let- ., .-. , ter: MU Curntor's Award 7l TERRY TOMANEC N Webster Hayne 3: Conc't. Band 65 Band 7: Hi-Fi's 65 Orchestra 6: Music Award. Le1ter and 2 Stripes: Gym Clubg Academic C 2g Speech Activities GERALDINE VAKHAAVIK Webster Hayne 65 Pep Club 6: Chess Club 45 Amhery 2, Mgr.g Basketball 3g Swim 25 Tennis: Hockey 25 Leaders 49 Softball 65 Volleyball 63 Ath- letic Award, letter, Bar, Charm and Pin THOMAS TINNEA CURTIS J. TINSLEY Efhwlq Orchestra 23 Hi- fs ELAINE HELEN TROST Spanish Club,2: l .T.A. 4: Academic C GENE TURLEY Bowl. 4-7 A Cappella Choir 25 Jr, Choir: B Foot- ball, Mgr.: O Xl B llep.g Student Council DONNA KAY MICHAEL VARNER VAN DAMME Le!termen's Clulx 63 Jr. A Cappella Choir 25 Girls' Choir 2g Gym Team 2: Choir, Pres. Swim 83 Water Polo: MU Curator's Award MICHAEL TRIBOUT DIANE VAN DAMME Girls' Choir 2: Service Award ROSEMARY HELEN VASEL A Cappella Choir: Jr. Choir ROBERT VOERSTER Letiemxen's Club: B Foot- ball: Football, Vusiiyg Truck CHARLOTTE A. WAGGONER Dramatic Club, Sec'y.g F.T.A. 2: Webster Hayne 2: Pep Clubg A Cappella Choir 6: Jr. Choir 25 Ensemble 45 Sp. Music Award: Arclleryq Vol- leyball: Academic C 79 Service Awardg Wash. U. Honors Dayg MU Curator's Award: St. Louis Home Own- ers Achievement Award JAMES L. VAUGHN EDITH VINEYARD Library Club Pep Club 4 A Cappella Chou' 4 .lr Chou' Ensemble, Basket ball2 Academic C RONALD VOEGTLI .lr Cll0u'4 B Bafehall B Basketball Basket bull Varsity Football Coronation Escort 62 JANICE VOLANSKY Pep Club 2, Sec'y.g A Cup- pella Choir 2, Treas,g Girls' Choir, Treas.g Sp. Music Peng Volleyball, Varsity: Bus- kelballg Gym Cluhg Athletic Award, Leiter JOHN VOIZ ROBERT VORWITH Academic C g MU Cura- Ior's Award ELLEN WALSH Volleyball 4 73 MICHAEL WARD Rifle Clubg Sharp Shooters: A Cappella Choir 6: Jr. Choir 3: Sp. Music Award: Sp. Mu- sic Per.g BM Baseball: Wres- tling 2 PATRICIA WEAST F.T,A, 3, Seo'y.g O 8 B Rep.g Webster Hayne 4-3 Pep Club 55 Band 7: Conc't. Band 63 Hi-Fi's 45 Orchestra 25 Music Award, Letter, 3 Stripes: Gym Club: Aca- demic C g MU Curator's Award 74 JAMES JUSEPH WALSH Lettermen's Club 29 Jr. Chair: Cmss Country 4-, Co- Cuphg B Baskellxall 23 Track B9 Academic C g Bea- con Staff 21 Student Council: Wash. U. Honors Day: MU Curator's Award BONNIE WARD Pep Club 2: Red Crvss 29 A Cappella Choir 6: Jr. Choir 25 Ensemble 2: Sp. Music Awardg Academic C x 1 Lf-. iq Mr. Beckerle is at his usual task-explaining a math problem ROBERT C. WATTLER A Cappella Choir 25 Jr.. Choirg Baseball 2: Fool- lmll Coronation Escort '62: Student Council, Sgt,-ab Arms LINDA KAY WAYNE Bowl. 2: Pep Club 5, A Cappella Choir 4g Jr, Choir 2: Gym Club PAULA WASHBURN Jr. Choir THOMAS WEATHERBY Jr. Clloirg Academic C 5 JOHN WELCH Ill O 8: B -Rep.: A Cappella Choir 2: Jr. Choir 23-Swim: Water Polo: Service Award SHARON WILLENBROCK 3. . 'EJ' .W FRED WOHLSTADTER 15513 JOHN WAYNE WIDMAN Bowl.: Jr. Choir: Ensemble SHARON WIGERT Prp Club 4: A Cappella Choir 3: Sp. Music Per.: Girls' Choir 25 Bowl.: 0 St B Rep.: Prom Reporter: Student Council JUDITH KAY JAMES WOHLERT 5 WINTERHOFF l.etIermcn's Club: llandg Z Jr. Choir 2g Dance 33 Stu- .lr. Choir: Track: Life- . dent Council 4 an-ing ,in , . . . ,,. , :sy s WAN DA WELLS DONALD WILLIAMS MELINDA JANE WOODIE Band: Orchestra: A Cap- pella Choir 45 Ensemble 22 Sp. Music Per.: C.R.A.. Treas.: Archery 2g Basketball 3, Varsity: Leaders 4: Soil- lxnll 25 Track 4-3 Volleyball 23 Athletic Awards, Letter, Charm, Year Pin, Trophy? Academic CY Studcnt Coun- cilg Senior Cabinet 75 SARAH LYNNE WYMAN F.T.A. 2 EVELYN HILDEGARD ZEPP 0 3: B Rep.g Pep Club 7: Conc't, Band 59 Hi-Fi's 4-g Orchestrag Music Awards, Lel- ter and 2 Stripesg Academic C 7: Beacon Stall 23 MU Curator's Award RONALD WRIGHT JOHN WYA'l'l' Lettcrmen's Club 2: 0 sc B Rep. 2: Cross Country, Co-Capt.g Academic Cu: Football Cm-onation Ha- oort '62g Student Council, Sgt,-at-Armsg Beacon Art Staff, Editor: Wash. U. Honors Day THOMAS YOUNG Conc't. Band 83 Hi-Fi's 5 Orchestra 8: Music Award JOHN JESEPH ZAVADIL Rifle Club: Cross Country: Track DONNA RAE ZLATIC Bowl.: Volleyballg O 81 B Rep 2' Sr Prom Maid '64 JOANNE ZELLER F.T.A. 2g 0 51 B Stuff 29 A Cappella Choir 23 Archery 23 Swim 33 Lead- ers 2: Volleyball 2g Ath- lytic Award, Letter, Bar JOSEPH ZLATIC JAMES ZEUNER MILAN BANN Bowl. 8, Pres., Vice-Pres.: Chess Club 8, Trees.: Track 45 Mgr. RICHARD BELL SANDRA BIBY A Cappella Chair 25 Jr. Choir 2: Volleyball 2 THOMAS BIRKENMAIER MARY ANN CASTELLANO Summer School Graduate SUSAN CARUANA SUSAN ZOLLER Dramatic Club 23 O Br B Hep. 2: Pep Club 4: MIKE HUEISMAN Chess Clubg A Cappella Bowl.g Dance 2g Student Foothallgcrzcademic C 25 Council 3 Student uncxl DOROTHY CHASE RONALD CHEWNING ALICE CLINE BUD COLVIN BETTY LEE DAVIS PATRICK DIVIS NORMAN DONNELLY WILLIAM EMERSON Choirg Jr. C-'loirg B SHIRLEY FOWLER WILLIAM HARDING MARY HAEGHNEY Jr. Red Cross 23 A Cappella Choirg Jr. Choir 2 KENNETH HEGGEMANN CARY JANSSEN Summer School Graduate ALAN KALIL 77 JOHN KOHLER FRANK KONRAD DAVID KRYGIEL DAN LEIWEKE MARGARET McGOVERN SUE MITCHELL MARY MURPHY JAMES OTALLON HAROLD POLLARD DAVID REBHOLZ Summer School Graduate RONALD SCHULTZ Summer School Graduate GREGORY SHOULTS ARNOLD STEELE JOYCE STRANDBERG . J A L -'wr W, 'Q I . ,' 2. ,.3'.e:fP?L'9'ei3:S'.' 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Q V SHARCN TAYEK Summer School Gruduateg Art Club 8: Jr. Choir 8 CAMILLE' VEIR KENNETH VENINGA Summer School Graduate JEAN VORI-IOLT TERRY WEAVER RONALD WOOD J une Graduates if , f 1 Ballon: low: Janice Volunsky, Burhara Diesnmne, Kathleen King, .lean Hoskins, Darlene Soutiea, Marilyn Eckert, Judy Meyer Pa, Calhoun, Donna Stewart, Charlene Sigg ' Middle row: Norm Hainsworth, June Tate, Sandy Pingleton, Geri Vaclavik, Pat Go' eau, Ch ' t' G th , D I M ' Ranch, Ingrid Terra, Salrah Armstrong, Denctitis Bi'erl:nan,SMrs. Arerggtata W ns me um er ur me sneer' Dianne Top row: 'tlhert ous ey Durand ernen ez, o ert cimaltz, rosser, Car G'lb t, R' h d K lr, L E ' Thompson, kenneth Koch, Fred Wohlstadter, Paul Heaton, Charles Studler, George Rhherls or xc ar I strac any vers' Mlchael Absent: Donna Kesller, Barbara Polewski Ballon: row: Claire Chandonnais, Sharon Murphy, Maureen Sukovsky, Barbara Brown, Dianne Edymann, Carole Mueller, Mary Heagh- ney, Jane Hahn, Donna Zlatic Middle row: Herb Bergroschtje, Mike Tribout, Peggy Carroll, Laura Dowd, Joanne Zeller, Vicki Stepputat, Roger Stngner, Lester Krenning Tap row: Ken Klonzek, Allen Stelling, Ron Kettler, Jon Schickedanz, Allan Branclmeyer, Ronald Stange, John Amann, .lim Horton Bob Huffman, Johnnie Schappachar, Bill Emerson ' Absent: Dennis Garnvnglia, Melvin Harris, Ken Veninga 79 I une Graduates Ballon: raw: Shirley Fowler, Jane Duncan, Patricia McDougall, Barbara Parasltak, Sue Cnruana, Judy Krueger, Joyce Koenen, Sharon Gehhardt Middle row: Alan Kalil, Dana Nikola, Elaine Trost, Margaret McGovern, Cecile Guenther, Nancy Bates, Dorothy Diemer, Rosemary Kerhlcr, Pete Prives, Mr. Docrr Tap mw: Ron Schultz, Robert Kohm, Jolrm Schneider, Charles Hoppe, Kenneth Agne, Dan Hatch, George Olzermeyer, Jack Widmann, John Sisrel, Bob Nicolay, Edward Echols, Andy Baumann, Adrian Jutlner Absent: Cary Janssen, Karyn Mott, Marlene Polewski, Kathleen Rnuls Bottom row: Nancy Koeln, Karla Peroutka, Lydia Tiller, Belle Sayers, Jane Oglcsby, Phyllis Clutto, Mary Kaufmann, Carol Johnson, Joanne Reynolds, Gale Moss Middle raw: Dave Rebltolz, John 0'Connor, Jim Fernandez, Sandy Otto, Ellen Walsh, Donna Roeser, Jim Zcuner, Steve Hellberg, Allan Randle Tap row: Ron Hagen, Jerry Schmallz, Phil Harrell, Curt Tinsley, Ken Klerlcin, Gary Lawson, William Harding, Jerry Sanburn, Milburn Long, Dean Gassman, James Vaughan, Bob Potter, Steve Klump Absent: James Ruppert - 80 E J une Graduates Bouam row: Rita Purdy, Mary Ann Castellano, Sally Eash, Barbara Kelly, Kim Metter, Pat Ries, Sue Mitchell, Jeanne Hoppe Middle raw: Ray Dencker, Mike Polewski, Don Oppliger, Melinda Woedie, Betty Addison, Barbara Stull, Gary Grisheck, Earl Mugcle, Ronald Bryant Top row: Jack Disney, David Hobbs, .lim Walsh, Bill Ferry, Clyde Sellers, Michael Huelsmann, Terry Klein, Bob Barthel, Dale Mueller, Dale Kinworthy. .lofi Erson Absenl: Sandy Bagby, Kathleen Dye, Donna Heischmidt, Marianne Pesout, Dale Salhalf, Linda Wayne Bottom raw: Joyce Schnaare, Norma Furgerson, Susan Lesh, Michelle Lalfata, Bernadine Ryterski, Cheryl Lemp, Brenda Faughn, Charlotte Ann Waggener, Janet Kennedy Middle row: Rich Franke, Sally Burch, Paula Washburn, Barbara Parker, Linda Muck, Barbara French, Diane Jackson, Nancee Brennan, Terry Kolkmann Top raw: Pa! Divis, Terry Weaver, Charlie Sikurski, Robert Mees, Ron Clay, Herbert Kruger, Otto Salm, David Kovac, Tony Bosler, Tom Tinnea, Tom Young Absent: Charles Clark, Pat Gardner, Diane Hawkins, Diane Schmidt 82 I une Graduates Bottom row: Carol Mormon, Peggy DeLap, Susan Blunt, Phyllis Mitchell, Judy Nelgner, Curmille Voir Middle row: Mike Bennett, Laura Frahm, Sylvia Bailey, Susan Jeanne Montague, Judy Debus, Donna Hnnlze, Patricia Weust, Bud Colvin . Top raw: William Petri, Mike Cook, Darron Borelliu, Toni Heithaus, Vernon Overmann, Ron Cabcl, Robert Slaeger, Gene Turley, Kenneth Shelton Absenl: John Boullier, Dan Desneyer, Ken Heggemann, John Kohler, Hank Konrad, Gregory Shoults, Jean Springer, Sharon Wigerl, Harold Wisely Hutlam raw: Nancy Hoelm, Evelyn Zepp, Sandra Cnsltion, Debbie Carr, Sandra Biby, Jane! Rieker, Gail Sohweisguth, Carol Schmitt Middle row: Cary Anderson, Richard Janis, Cheryl Hutcherson, Terrye Tomanec, Susan Schaeffer, Pat Drcppnrd, Ellen French, Sandra Ticlmcek, John Cearlmrt, John Welch Tap raw: Keith Kreig, Dave Martin, Ken Cooper, Michael McGuire, Tony Placlly, Ralph Kennedy, Charles Janus, Ted Brncii, Richard D b Aiiest: John Bauer, Barbara Dsucr, Judith Helm, Diane Lang, Robert Piepmeier, Sharon Tayek 83 I une Graduates Bonam raw: Sarah Wyman, Wanda Wells, Joyce Cray, Sandra Foley, Ellen Fellmnnn, Donna Gilmore, Susan Barth, Jacquio Spriesler- lunch Middle row: Bob Sudlon, Beverly McDonald, Lucia Kriskovinh, Frances Rozgowski, Trudy Knoll, Donna Van Damme, Susan Hawker, Edith Vineyard, Sandy Pell, William Ruddcn, .lack Sltcclier Top row: Phil Lansing, Douglas Hartman, Ron Voegtli, Bob Bippen, Bob Hermann, Bah Schuler, Don Ritchey, Bob Vorwith, Ron Wood, Dan Leiiveke, David Carmack Almrnl: Bob Kukuljan, Tom Lnmmen, Knlhy Neumann, Jens Nicks galfcam row: Susan Hurtt, Barbara Peters, Christine Morrison, Rosemary Vasel, Marie Herrmann, Mary Gardner, Barbara Harris, Sherrie ic cr Middle raw: .lim Wohlcrl, Ron Chewning, Diane Kastl, Mary Murphy, Sherry Finn, Jonna Johnson, .loyce Stetson, Roger Louvier, Ronald Wright Qgrroxv: John Wyatt, John Morgan, Thomas Wealherby, Norman Donnelly, Ron Garascia, John Volz, Larry Shaw, Carl Garber, Don I IUIHS Absent: Dorothy Chase, Gail Crellin, Richard Erxleben, Diane Jung, Charles Lizenbee, Ted Salvia,.loe Zlatic 84 1 RIES L X ,Sgr . .yiffg IH f, H ,gl U lx W-WW Seniors - Term 7 Hallam raw: Judi Jcaclcmann, Kay Fox. Jacqueline Arrington, Mary Jo Luepkcr, Carol Lane, Janice McKcever, Carole Hocsch Middle row: Donna Jackson, Barb Weber, Patricia Bequeire, Judy Briggs, Judy Ovcrkamp, Susan Belko, Sally Tavenncr, Beverly Bclko, .lean Fecney Top mw: Bob Faith, Ken! Florence, Wayne llilbcrl, Michael Klingcr, Paul Woulle, Cary Domke, Norm Winkel, Rich Biermaun Absent: Lynne Gorslii, Randy Jones, Mike Marion, Larry Potter Bonnm row: Nancy Zweimucller, Sue Hum, Alice Fisher, Sandra Kuchenhach, Rum Boalrigbt, Connie McDaniel, Pam Schoenberg Middle row: Ed Yurly, Joe Knapp, Barbara Friermuth, Shawn Irvin, JoAnne Bauer, JoAnn Fchlmann, Charles Lupe, Robert Roe Top raw: Dennis Gleibcr, Gene Mesplay, James Hunt, Michael Blanchard, Bob Biermann, Don Ricchmann, Nolan Kilian, Les Mnnesa Absent: Dan Webber 86 Seniors - Term 7 Hallam row: Sharon Kerr, Nancy Eaves, Vera Steffen, Barbara DcDlue, Cheryl Hale, Phyllis Bay, Sandra Maletich Middle raw: Tum Schmitt, Oscar Garcia, Judy Bneckmann, Carol Stotlemeyer, Pat Flood, Charles Beckman, Fred Smith Top raw: Mike Bruhin, Leonard Flowers, Gerald Dorsey, Wayne Young, Michael McCraw, Elmer Symsack, Cary Driver, David Hemian, Dean Wilson, Harry Reincke Absenl: Michael Schmitt, Judith Semmlcr, Sharon Warren Bottom row: Sharon Shoemaker, Sandy Wallace, Donna Been, Virginia Woerndle, Barbara Cook, Marsha Cooper Middle row: Judith Edelmann, Judy Wirth, Sue Wood, Ann Slrudell, Linda Gross, Barbara Kleinecke, Gwynne Grcliner Top row: Richard Hermann, Jim Huelsmun, Dennis Mills, Jim Ogan, Bch Bram, Dennis Sutton, Joe Lawson, Harry Plaisted, Charles Rossa-lot 87 Ted's original amateur hour Psycho Ward Juniors - Term 6 Bottom row: Louise Baker, Lynda Lewallen, Roberta Reich, Debbie Bartels, Nancy Metz, Linda Bingham, Susan Bartareau, Sharon Nugent Middle raw: George Crandall, Bill Herman, Connie Simino, Juan Carroll, Sharon Klefler, Barbara Bauer, Marilyn Burjeck, JoAnn Halker, David Carron, Terry Lansing gizpdfcgw: Mel Suda, Ken Mencndez, Charles Schucler, Rich Otto, Henry Dippcl, Jim Murawski, James Reed, Kurt Struckmcyer, Anthony a lsr Absent: Mike Berry, Phyllis Tripi, Steve George, Eddie Jones, Mary Denton, Charmaine Adams 90 Juniors - Term 6 Bottom raw: Mary Beeson, Lorena Sue Tucker, Gwendolyn August, Yvonne Laos, Susie Valle, Margaret Par-shall, Linda Finney, Carolyn Davis, Brenda Farley Middle raw: Peggy Hallett, Margaret Cole, Susan Hennerich, Bernadette Chinnici, Carla Whitehead, Peggy Dickerson, Eileen Schmitt, Ioyce Corden, Mary Wester, Linda Necker, Kathy Bogard Top mw: .lon White, Joe Gamlin, Ben Menendez, Dave Haag, Alvin Plate, Ron Kelso, Woody Kraus, Dan Boyer, Larry Schenk, Dennis Phillips Absent: Charles Hosna, John Isbell, Darlene Klein, Barbara Poignee,Michnel Saulich Hallam row: Alberta Crosman, Dagmar Friedrich, Linda Hczel, Madeline Bardol, Jo Ann Roland, Sharon Graaf, Donna Schnan, Carol Eichelberger, Bonnie Pnffenburger, Gail Schneider, Pat Franke Middle row: Mike Skinner, Danna Johnson, Kathy Ficke, Kathy Schneider, Randy Sue Rothe, Susan Rothweiler, Linda Brown, Kay Florence, Pamela Zacher, Anita Pierson, John Vance Tap row: Michael Weiser, Ron Tillman, Charles Fleissncr, Orville Vogelgesang, Paul Cox, Cary London, Brian Akerson, Gary Hillman, .lim Sheets, Gary Corner, Alun Shipp, Bolx Lahlear 9I Juniors - Term 6 Bottom row: Janice Franke, Mary Jane McWilliams, Mary Ann Kemlnge, Joan Humes, Jackie Mares, Judy Ann DeWille, Linda Lom- bardo, Sandra Barrow Middle row: Ben Gross, Donna Bordeaux, Bev Kundert, Diane Nahm, Barbara Trost, Suzanne Shelton, Rebecca Gnnyard, Thomas Die- bold, Bob Menendez Top raw: Ken 0'Hanlon, Ronald Bates, James Fendler, Bob Fowler, Rich Wrobel, Steve Mateja, Rich Diemer, James Verity, Raymond Harkey, George Richie, Anthony Dekoraey, Richard Wokurka, Mike Walker Absenl: Barbara Becker, Betty Ebersohl, Joyce Knirr, Bill McClougblin, Myrtle Marie Pinkley, Paul Weber Ballom row: Pamela Gilmore, Sharon Kunlzman, Linda Beringer, Joy Alexander, Sharon Tarzian, Marilyn Keen, Patricia Melton, Yvonne Yaeger Middle raw: Jeanette Krupski, Connie Garcia, Joyce Weir-ich, Yvonne Laurance, Jeanne Mirgain, Janet Ciepley, Barbara Widmann, Karen Trigg, Many .lan Ottenad, Barbara Benton Tap raw: Russell Brandi, Dennis Disbrow, Alan Brosch, David Woodworth, Bob Bauer, Jim Sharp, Oliver Matlock, Bill Roussin, Gerald Peek, Ed Knoll, Joe Ritter, Terry Diel, Loren Ellis Absenl: Cheri Losemann, Harry Wlteelehon, Robert Zlatio 93 Juniors - Term 6 Ballon: row: Carol lfialn, Norma Oherfeld, Janis Mitchell, Phyllis Bellnnlnne, Nancy Fitzgerald, Karen Urn, Donna Filert, ,loan Mnleka, Donna Laux Middle row: Sonja Lyman, Mary Ann Ford, ,Indy Puhry, Donna Lincks, Chris Arpe, Put Schrnppen, Susan Ohenhaus, Diane Amon, Lynda Sullon Tap raw: David Shelton, Bob Bray, Glenn Turlington, Art Uhlemeyer, john Kakouris, George Cray, Steve Zub, Roherl Andrews, John Riggins, Bill Fam:-y, Ronald Hugncr, Don Hnmman, Keith Krieger Absent: Shirley Dill, John Murray, Dianne Rcisbig, Margie Sonntng Betweenvclnss nclivilics 94 Juniors - Term 5 Bottom row: Paula Auherry, Karen Cushing, Sandra Bartz, Marion Ernst, Linda Thielemann, Carol Gleiber, Joan Pelero, Gloria Held, Sherry Palrick Middle raw: Paul Powers, Sandy Reynolds, Kathy LaRue, Kathy Zlalic, Mary Miller, Linda Weber, Kay Schoenherger, Donna Meadows, L 'nn Johnson Tlap row: Tom Binkley, Tom Kelly, Dennis Leiendecker, William Robinson, David Shanks, Alan Dawdy, Marty Srhroeder, David Ahderson, Gregory Riede, Jack Weidemann, Boh Bennett, Larry Becker Alix:-nl: Rod Linclly Ballam row: Cynthia Gleiher, Susan Fahrenkamp, Carolyn Wuch, Lorraine Maness, Sue Mueller, Sharon Erxleben, Janice Carvik, Linda Hocknday Middle row: Mat Rinyhofer, Bruce Hellewig, Charlottann Aubuchon, Sharon Poyner, Janice Kemper, Linda Kennedy, Janet Phillips, Linda Toombs, Ruth Jackson, Bill Petty, Jimmy Cook Top row: Jerry Schultz, Jim Harper, Tim Schindler, John Kuopmann, Roger Dieckman, Bruce Crellin, Jim Blankenship, Ron Bozikis, Curtis Tibbs, Jerry Lawson, David Simons 95 Juniors - Term 5 Bottom row: Margaret Blrk, Sue Pfister, Linda Ralherl, Sandy Slinkarid, Sharon Cushion, Carolyn Leitensdorfer, Connie Gooch Middle raw: Nick Hummel, Sue Fagas, Lynn Worick, Carol Fai-less, Rae Ann Dempewolf, Kathleen Baese, Judy Bach, Susan Koeppel, Cornell Robinson Tap row: Hank Bollinger, Robert Brandewiede, Malcolm King, Keith Nash, Bill Snodgrass, Dun Denham, Frank Vaughan, Howard Mowery, Howard Barks, Kenneth Holdcner, Larry Ritter Absent: William Hilgeman, Pat Lebbing, Ryley Manning Bnllom row: Linda Vickery, Darlene Baur, Carolyn Gergs, Sue Merlz, Rita Klopec, Helen Hellberg, Blossom Jenkins Middle raw: Michael Steffan, Kent Prnsek, Sandra Shipman, Sandra Wedbush, Evelyn Yaeger, Marina Carwile, Rose Emmons, .lo Ann Terry, Shelby Gentry, Edmond Cox Top row: Harold Kellerman, Frank Caputo, Robert Slreitz, Tim Crnko, Don Hardcastle, Thomas Schuessler, Ronald Walters, Tim Mc- Govern, Ron Lee, Joe Kriska, John Davidson Abrenl: Mary Jones, Rodger Osborne 96 ,Juniors - Term 5 Bottom row: Jacqueline Woodson, Barbara Brann, Patricia Knryla, Bonnie Rosh, Dianne Marines, Barbara Jaeger, Glenna Youm giddlelcrowli lzcnnis Turner, Celia Tcnsley, Carol Murphy, Linda Shonnas, Karen Nelson, Eileen Kinniif, Shirley Farley, Joanne Becker, rake am itci Top row: Jim Reese, Edward Bern, Jerry Solovitz, Charles Bolusina, Jim Turley, Steve Soluvitz, Frank Sommer, Bill Spath, Jack Bard, Dave Kraemer, Lester Stand Absent: Sandra Bailey, David Calanzaro, Earl Freiermuth, James Whittaker Bottom row: Diana May Cowan, Deanna Sanders, Sandy Brooks, Nancy Prince, Kathy Stroanider, Lora Null, Sandra Birlrenmeier, Linda Ackermann, Sandy Hun! Middle row: Paul Knuhley, Jimmy Jones, Edward Tossick, Pam Randall, Linda Schaefer, Laura Gaddis, Cheryl Medley, Sandy Kriska, .Jim Matchelt, Steve Grant, Norman Kunz Tap row: John Nicka, Terry Baum, Ricky Flesehner, Noel Jemas, John Ward, Jerry Benecke, Ron Eisenhauer, Edward Harrison, Lee Zimmer, Dennis Cutter, Terry Joggerst, Terry Edele, Lyn Niemeier 97 Juniors - Term 5 Bottom row: Sandy Schaefer, Stella Yurich, Barbara Applegate, Bcth Kory, Jenn Turek, Phyllis Stevens, Kathy Lake, Beverly Wamer Middle row: Richard Johnson, Linda Rauls, Pat 0'Brien, Lenora Jackson, Racine Hoclrstatter, Judi Frickel, Teddye Knnckstedt, Judy Oppliger, Ron Sargent l Tap row: Ronnie Thomas, Andrew Brauer, Darrel Muna, Bill Salxourin, Bob Farrow, Mike Bums, Dan Davis, David Wlckerham, Bruce Redekcr, Bill Bauman, Cnry Brnning, Joe Hahn Absenl: Anna Bradley, ,Iudy1Cokenbach, David 0'Brien, Charles Painter ophomores Ballum mw: Barbara Reddin, Kathleen Pollard, Barbara Gross, Gorgetle Vineyard, Nancy Ridgway, Doris Berger, Sandra Johnson, Denise Darn, Dnnnn Fritz, Gail Callico Middle row: Marvin Cox, Harold Hepler, Roselee Jochum, Kathy Meyer, Donnie Portell, Lorraine Westbrook, Marie Powers, Kathy Arms, Mary Nuske, Mike Schubert, Richard Ludwig Top row: Waller Morris, Larry Matheis, Carl Bartz, Bob Russell, Robert Victory, Leon Crews, Dennis Erxleben, William Eickmeier, Ellis Ameiss, Robert Brosan, Ron Boster, Vernon Carter, David Gallup Absent: Phyllis Riley, Sandra Simmons 98 They gotta be kiddin'! S o phomores Bottom raw: Linda Decker, Debbie Wessler, Donna Menendez, Linda Styles, Christie I-luesch, JoAnn Niculay, Paula Hartke, Jaclynn Kleinschrodt, Diana Linsnn, Helen Freeman Middle raw: John Tucker, Larry Winfree, Herman Kaesemacher, Linda Rnsner, Lorena Schneider, John Kerhler, Bob Peer, John Rod- nguez Tap raw: Steve Loness, Rich Heitz, Edmund Bushell, Thomas Hawk, William ll-Iuure, Fred Faust, Richard Scheitlin, Richard Rosso- manno, Timothy Fry, Mike Childers, Larry Walsh, .lim Jeans Absent: Art Bunch, Jean Deskel 99 ophomores Hallam row: Linda Davis, Barbara Neiger, Cynthia Waterman, Kathy Walters, Joyce Roberts,Jan Fuller, Ruth Swalske Middle row: John Larkins, Pauline Yurich, Carolyn Schmitz, Donna Rolhrock, Marcia Schnuriger, Dixie Brooks, lores Fisher, Karen Kesller, Sheryl Winslow, Dave Crubbs 1 Tap row: Fred Hummel, James Bemberg, Alan E. Cassidy, John Schuh, Bill McKay, Dennis Halt ex , o Ruehl, Paul Scherer, Jim Ponmr, Jim Murrey, Bob Isbell . J, Absent: Phillip Cummings, Donna Lang, Sherman Mansell, Glen Middleton . an . ' ha if D FSQ W llyjwafgallihiw Mil Bvllom row: Karen Stephens, Frances Chamberlin, Janet Fletcher, Carol Koehler, Lilli Domke, Linda Melugin, Judy Mahler, Marilyn Hunt, Carolyn Ahfall Middle ww: Ken Mowery, Jerry Loera, Karen Kung Patricia Worthnm, Bobbie Ellrich, Deborah Cook, Susan English, Cheryl Dotson, Mary Wulkenbach, Terry Sanders, Terry Watson Top row: Steve Pickard, Steve Gray, John L. McCulloch Jr., Jeffrey Rousan, Bob Wahl, Michael Wicter, Patrick McDaniels, Charles Weber, Alan Tiefenbrunn, Fred Walter Steiner, Frank Farris Absent: Cheryl Borden, George Huber, Sharon Vogt l00 ophomores vllom raw: Karen Reichle, Paula Majtas, Margaret Dugan, Rebecca Johnson, Kathleen Wagner, Carol Bryant, Cathy Brown, Marsha lpson Middle row: George Schwartz, Patricia Luepker, Karen Jordan, Pam Stork, Janie Dowdy, Marianne Sodomka, Cheri Gebhart, Diana Pell, Colleen Killian, Edward Feltmann Top row: Kenneth Heithaus, Rick Arnold, William Outman, Kenneth Rimmel, Rick Kuehl, James White, Frank Jungewaelter, Harry Plitt, Charles Miller, Patrick Patterson, Dale Simpson, Paul Chapman Absent: Richard Owens, Suzanne Cooke, Marjory Klund, Peggy Van Fleet Bottom row: Janette Menedez, lljnda Spangler, Barbara Filstead, Janet Naegeli, Barbara Dressel, Angeline Palmisand, JoAnn Brinkmann, Dianne Clciber Middle row: Bradley Mahuce, Sharon McFarland, Joy Pleau, Catherine McLaughlin, Karen Struckmeyer, Elaine Bauer, Sandra Wunsch, Mary Walsh, Pam Belmar, Barbara Teheau, Don Lacuesta Tap row: Boyd Hughes, Joe Darcy, Lee Woods, Jan Schmidt, Mike Stretch, John Feltner, John Rhodus, Douglas Hutehcruft, Gil Diete- man, Ed Steitz, William Baker, William Kuhl, Jolm Groves Absenl: Lois Schuppan, Terry Wozniak IOI ophomores Bollam row: Lynn Placht, Sandra Schober, Joyce Jones, Patricia Borah, Kathleen Blackwood, Linda Rhodes, Patsy Carter, Diane Bryant, Cheryl DeWille, Faye Morris Middle mw: Ronald Sukovsky, Terry Jemes, Deborah Freeman, Charlotte Lobrano, Nancy Shore, Kathleen Westbrook, Charlene Hartwig, Richard Skidmore, William Jenne, Jack Christopher Top raw: Ray Martin, David Brandt, Michael Hartman, John Klimn, Andrew Johnson, William Ferry, John Blaskiewicz, Robert Lumma, James Tyra, Joseph Cuz-chi. Cary Willer Absent: Rona Anderson, Eugene Frilseh Barium row: Audria Hughes, Mary Jane Terril, Regina Williams, Beverly Briekey, Ruth Grindell, Deborah Mauldin, Diana Ficke Middle row: Teddy Ballard, Suzanne Hawk, Shirley Scheadler, Sharon Daniel, Harriet Lake, Sandy Maxwell, Debbie Belko, Mary Duffy, Tom Kreyling Tap row: Terry Miller, Richard Hunt, John Fendler, James Lucas: Henry Lalionde, Tom Taylor, Neal Wallace, John Schuler, Jerry Huch, John Steinkuehler Absenl: Frank Crump, Suzanne Gray, James Hernamm, Ronnie Midkiff, Dorothy Pinkley, Jerry Sahourine, James Thornton, Barbara McDonald I02 ophomores Hallam row: Shirley Beeson, Barbara Ebersohl, Marsha Jones, Frankie Spriesterhach, Judy Kornield, Maryellen Willett, Kathy Oesterlei, Lynn Hettenhausen Middle row: Robert Catanzaro, Dev Boyer, Anita Gianfominggio, Brenda Atkison, Cheryl Bruns, Marsha Sprung, Tina Ulbrich, Robert Roberts Tap row: John Nemeth, David Feterson, Dave Scliollel, Bill Drummonds, Everett Simmons, Howard Cage, Jerry Mitchell, Stan Richard- son, Larry Price Absent: Gary Alhers, Ed Burke, Steve Holicka, Mike McClanahan, Dennis Palazzoln, Dennis Skaggs, Linda Stengel, Pat Stretch Bottom row: Carol Colombo, Gail Conlini, Linda Harris, Veronica Brennan, Pat Treat, Eileen Schwacb, Sandra Hartmann, Barbara Fritz Middle row: Glen Bryant, Sandy Wenzelhurger, Charlotte Hart, Aileen Hapler, Charlotte Harvey, Joyce Klawitcr, Vicki Foley, Marianne Blanchard, Danny Menendez Q b Tap row: Tum Wyman, Dennis Jakovac, David Tyrpak, John Balmer, Richard French, Rick Strudell, Leo Boyer, Bill Stadt, David Reinhold, Bruce Boeckmann, Craig Scott DeDoyard Absent: Robert Brown, Margaret Coleman, Helen Ceurtaway, Ron Meyer, Marilyn Prcsson, Howard Schneider, Ralph Richards l03 ophomores Bollam row: Carolyn Wclz, Daryl Gaither, Gay Boyer, Earlene Moeller, Diana Marrs, Nicki Johnston, Jackie Stolzer Middle raw: Sue Floyd, Mary McDonnell, Arlene Zahnweh, Ellen Nagle, Jayne Goss, Mary Hin, Pat Huelsmann, Karen Buckley, Karen Muylicld Top raw: Ron Ward, Le Roy Shipp, Perry Coyle, George Ebert, William Roberts, Alfred Smith, Leo Krainberg, John Van Buren, Ronnie Hoppe, David Meyer, Roger Vinilo, Ronald Gibson Absent: Paula Alley, Daryl Gaither, Clara Gounde, Hurry Kern, John Kramer, Tony Pnrey, Danny Washburn Bottom row: Lynn Giddens, Carol Meisinger, Susan Kreisler, May Brandi, Fay Mitchell, June Williamson Middle row: Don Slallman, Wayne Crews, Mary Ann Wolfe, Lydia Zopfi, Dollie Wasmnnn, Rita Carwile, Yvonne Dowell, Susan Garrison, Richard Vaughn, Jim Kammercr Top row: Churles Bngy, Ronald Gilmore, Donald Kreinheder, Ron Kinney, Edward Pucel, Richard Huelsrnann, Dennis Egan, William Gillespie, Sam Smith, Bill Miller, Danny Kamadviski Absenl: Ross Edclc, Fred Judkins, Ronald Lewis, Ken Pcsout, Ronald Schilling, Judy Venverloh IO6 ophomores Bollam row: Carol Gearharl, Karen Mills, Delores Voss, Diane Zeigler, Beth Wuhlherg, Ann Andrews, Karen Smith, Patty McWilliams, Catherine Wade, Kathryn Schmid! Middle row: Dennis Horlivy, Earlene Warnol, Diana Montague, Kathy Bickel, Rhonda Crain, Ann Parolin, Sue Van Luyck, Dennis Hobbs Top row: Harold Gamache, Keith Carpenter, Dave Buecher, Mike Quinlan, David Rnwin, Ruger Eberhardt, Steve Sonnenherg, Michael Kessler, Joseph Jordan, Jim Boyle, Karl Hlavaty, Bruce Martin Absent: Christina Ausley, Dennis Echols, Rodney Krauss, John Kxupski, Mary Manzelli, Leon Miller, JoAnn Raymo My group had 99W more cavities. These are my false teeth. Some blind date! I07 Freshmen Bouum row: Linda Zervas, Angie Fuaco, Wendy Jones, Barbara McDonald, Connie Collet, Nancy Leach, Jnyce Seidler, Janice Fernanda, Mary Hudson, Edith Spiegel Middle row: Stephenie Garin, Marcie Hale, Linda Racer, Laura Contar, Carolekta Blaylock, Beth Mudd, Barbara Verity, Rosemary Ellis, Theresa McKay, Nancy Helfrich, April May, Ronna Pilcher Top raw: Mike Vogt, Jean Burman, Don Hallquist, Dan Reinhold, Jack Ira, Joseph Finney, Cary Ruskamp, Paul Boyster, Ken Baeae, Ron Edele, Charles Swacker, Karen Schneider Absent: Janice Meinhardt, Steven Sandler, Ruben Schuelke, Nancy Shields, Janes Walter Bauam raw: Paul Gross, Dolores Yates, Joyce Shostrand, Janis Koopmann, Danna Kathleen Vance, Carol Trulach, Linda Redfearn, Mary Swartz, Kay Maleka, Tamara Welch, Linda Morton, Danny Long Middle raw: David Brewster, Joseph Francie Kuhasta, Terry Chamberlain, Cheryl Cutmann, Jan Gordish, Diana Jean Farmer, Judy Heiligenxnann, Renee C. Baughman, Janet Trostr William Stahl, Ronnie Burkempffr Top row: Charles Johnson, Harold Schneider, Charles Cobb, Ronald Suchara, Dan Sindelar, Philip Deming, Henry Bond, David White- head, Stephen Banks, Chrys Auclair, Don Fredericks, David Bachmann, Ray Kennedy Absent: Richard Hale, Anna Mullen, Rebecca Potter, Frank Ringerbach I08 And if you come to the games, I promise . . . Freshmen. gofgzmlcralni: Phyllis Ortlnnnn, Diane Lee, Mary R. Smith, Sue Orabku, Carol Flnyd, Carolyn Duncan, Jewell Pelrvslii, Darlene Chilton, in y racit Middle row: David Froneyberger, Danny Atkins, ,Iudillx Crews, Cathy Ovcrncrv, Marcella Buscnlmrl, Tirzali Marlow, Jeanette Cowan, Barbara Hoff, Ronald Mellon, Edward Nccker Top row: Bill Maxson, Cary Wagoner, Bob Dill, Gary Schubert, Stephan Burkard, Dave Kindle, Ron Placlly, Sterling Ellis, Jesse Conell, Bob Knmmerer, Mike Klingeman, Jolm G. Anthony Absent: Pamela Clark, Norma Cavan, Steve Grmvic, Paul Hulkrr, Gary Spies, Karen Worth V v X . P! 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Chi 4 5 f 7113 :ig if mt jc! 6 , X 5 r 1 , -1 enowq x..jR, K2 lju' The St. Louis World's Fair, held in 1905, is among the city's more fascinating additions to urban history. Though most of its structures were never intended to stand with any permanence, their memories are not transientg nor the startling innovationsu of the day, which were first viewed there. e 1963 Queen Retiring Queen Miss Gaye Burtner Bob Peanut evQn1nq. 'rung: i1He bsevdnth Nmefemhvndfed gg swf . '1vh1-vm-iw an fwelvfrww Q clock , Q Q II8 t Q Junior Prom Miss Beverly Belko Miss Lynn Corski Tom Heithause Keith Kreig. ui 'W Miss .lonna Johnson Miss Nancy Koeln Len Kocderitz Mike Bruhin ' 'L 1. ,Gb an Nas Miss Barbara Parashak Miss Sandy Wallace Roy Pastel Bill Ferry .Alf 45 -fl 'J 0 5 1 xx - 1 1. f' 4? a M. 1 Q.. ,K e.r i.2 1. fi , ee .NJ Z5 .. .. .xuehxtgn . .., -,. , , 1-nv Q- A- M.. as 1.5. '.ff-,e-q,2Q ..: 3 f Q ,. Q. , bk N 4, is S 2 a ru is 'fXS 'a 1:'i 1vw, w.-:QSM .JJ X. as 1 .' s,!au.5-aan.-sm. 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'f2f' 'ix W - ' .- v 4 fm 'ao . -. ffl :Is 'Ti' ' 15 H V ' ' . 4 ' .1:a: .g.':fi-iii.'Q115152gfejfsggliE5S853.rs3Si','gf!f.fi,f:fif:f'f.f5t?a3 ' ' .' ' yy.. ,ra ..,:L..r,ng.f,M. ,gum-Rnxziviim-Swv..'a.ff5'..s.Ei MUSIC by MF Laffy Mamie Maids and Escorts Miss Susan Barth Miss Sharon Graham Dale Sathoff John Driscoll -Alan John 1 n n..- J ay Kiesewetter Maids and Escorts V f. Dave Commack .ww . .gg ani- .gi 1 I .n , A ,,: -gm, 3.--. lif- Q1-'Q 57' . .1 V 2' 1 2 'i if I 5 . 3 Fw if Retiring Queen New Queen Miss Nancy ATPC Miss Joyce Stetson Milton Ward Ron Garascia . 7 I x fl l' , ' ' T if X If Queen and Special Maids Term Maids Term Three Maid Miss Kathy Oesterlei Y Mike Blanchard Freshman Maid Term Five Maid Miss Dian Leiendecker Miss Diane Anlon Keith Krieg Roger Birkel Term. Four Maid Miss Helen Hellberb ' Don Bolle . ' Freshman Maid Term Six M abd Miss Brenda Purcell Miss Sue Belko Bob Meyer .lay Kiesewelter 1 - ----7 Miss Elaine Becker Phil Huddleston Miss Joyce Gray Ted Brncic A gracious how for her majesty Special Maids Miss Carol Johnson lim Ogan Miss Jane Paoletti Alan John Basketball Queen 1963 Miss Susan Barth 1963-'64 Basketball Queen, Sue Barth, was announced nt the Varsity-Alumni Game, Thanks- giving Eve. Queen Sue's dress was a model of striking simplicity wit.h a white sequined bodice and bell-shaped skirt. Her escort, Bob Linn, member of the soccer team, led her to the throne, where she received her crown and necklace from retiring queen, Emily Flowers. 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IDUIS PUBUC LIBRARY -an THLETICS Chris Van Der Ahe's Browns, of the 1890's and early 1900's, were the first professional baseball team established in the river town and the originators of n long history of sports and baseball. The Browns provided an inspiration for many a sancllot player and big league slugger. 1 5 ,-ij. V: 14-rp an '11 an gyr- gy . f ,K, f ,, ....r5,,,iju..W Q. 'M if 1 4 a H, .W .- A .f . - A , Nl 556' ':':r:5: 'r' . A .. ' K 4 'ff naw. vw. , ff f . q ' ' . 4. - ff , .- - . . - ,,,. .. , f ,., ,. ,. . f 4 W bi:-,J2,zQ. .55 . 1..v A my Q. AV l A W MW. . , ,. ., Qf ,,, H ' , WJ KN UW W 'Q ' M.. 5 ? XY J guy? 'uv 4 Y' b--x 'K' 1? QP., my M xv . X . : I 3 3- Z ' ' ' , v ' . I ' ' mr V , A . ,igmnf f '-f ' If, ' lk? ' A , Q 5 1 A 1 .13 Y My-L ' V ' M . x M , ' ggi in i . s-yfia ':- Yi ' , V ' Q53 X 'fi' , ia, 'v f 5 W ' 1 ' N xx. K , . x ' X mm X NF, V: 'S' , ,X H fly ' IQ V? '- M A a 4 ., . ,ff -v-ff--'-izx - ,V - W ,, M. :' ' '. . 1 M31 xx W ' 7 J . 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V Aga' . A . V A .A W L 1, xx apr' fu , -1 Q i Q - f f A n 'W I f, ,'!,EN,f'2 .Q If N ' ' icy.- '1 U 1 V J - ,f xv. Y Q5-V'4, 2 hi ass ,gf- X Xxd 7 7 77 77777 Cleveland ...,...,.....Y.. 78 Cleveland ..,......,....., 66 'Cleveland ..Y...Y.,.,...., 52 Cleveland 'Cleveland Cleveland 'Cleveland Cleveland 'Cleveland 'Cleveland ffffffffffflfoe. SEASON 'RECORD Crystal City ..,.,.. Hancock ,...,, 0'Fallou .,.... Kirkwood Soldan ,..... Sl. lVlary's ,..,.. 741- Vashon ,.,..... Augustinian Cleveland .Y..,,..,.....,. 46 St. Louis U. High 'Cleveland .,.,,........... 97 Central ,,...v..,.... Cleveland ...,....,.,...., 63 Roosevelt 'Cleveland ..,4.,,..,,.,,,, 60 Sumner .... 'Cleveland ,YY,,,,........, 57 Beaumont .... Cleveland ,.,,...,.,,...., 54- Southwest ,... 'Cleveland ...,..........., 38 McKinley .... Cleveland ....,YY.,YY,YYY 58 DuBourg ...... 'League Games Tlxereshe... ...goes Roosevelt .....,..,,. Southwest .,..,,... 41. - Q' .XIII WB Basketball Ballam raw: Ted Baker, Barry Hacker, Dennis Hahn, Pal Mcllaniels, Tom Taylor, Ron Kinney, Russ Curran 5713421121: Coach Beck, Bob Mumper, Steve Burkard, Cary Harrison, Bob Erder, Larry Eichholz, Ron Plachy, Ken Alsobrook Dave 1 er am Absent: Don Denham, Earl Freiermuth, Don Hardcastle, Ed Harrison, John Koopman, Jerry Lawson SEASON RECORD League Cleveland 42 ...,....,...,,..., 0'Fallon ,...,,, S36 50 .......... Soldan ,,... .,.,,... . 52 41 ,,....., Vashon ,...,... .......,, 60 40 ,....,.. Roosevelt ..,. ..,..,,,. 45 29 ,.,.,,,, Southwest ., .....,.. 36 44 ,,..,... Central .,... ,....,.,, 56 35 ...,,.,, Sumner ,.t..,, D62 30 .,.,.... Beaumont .... ..,t,ttt. Ll- 1 35 ,.... ,, McKinley .,,, ,,,,,.,.. 3 7 Non-League 59 ..,,. . Crystal City ...,., ....Y.... 4 0 32 ..,,.... Hancock ....., ..t...... 44 38 ..,...., Kirkwood ,t,. ,,,t..,,, 6 6 29 ,.....,, St. Mary's ,,,,.,..,. - ..,.....r 40 -ISN, W . Augustinian .,.........,.,,.. ...4l Sal- ..,.,,,, St. Louis U. High ..,..,....,, 54 54- ...,.,., Roosevelt ,....................... 58 37 .,,...,, Southwest .... ......... 3 6 I wanna hold your hand! Varsity Bottom row: Paul Powers, Jerry Sanburn, Ronald Kaulzner, Jerry Lawson, Bob Law- son, Paul Werner, Charles Heisinger Middle row: Bob Frusher, Tom Stengel, Jack Wuetherick, John Freiennuth, Mike Bruhin, Joe Lawson, Steve Hoist, Ten'y Kolkman, Barry Hacker Top row: Coach C. Nebel, Rich Wrobel, Bob Gebauer, Terry Klein, Chuck Dyn, Roy Pcmlel, Bill Duggin, Dave Moeller, Terry .lochum H - fl, ,.'l'l Cleveland 6. ....,.,...,.... 1 .---..-. St. Mary's 4 ..,Y -.. St. Francis 4 ,,...... CBC .,...,.....,. 0 ........ McKinley 14- ....,... 13 .,,...,, Hadley ..-...-... 19 ........ Vashon 9 Y....... .... S oldan ...... 2 .... W ......... Southwest ..... Lutheran South ...,..,..,,.,,,, Beaumnunt ..,,... n,,,,,, SEASON RECORD Cleveland 11 ...........Y.Y... McKinley ....,.. ..Y... - 10 3 ,,Y...,,..... Roosevelt ....... ..,,., 5 0 .Y....... Central ....... ...... 5 6 ,,,....,. Vashon ........ ..15 IL.- .... 0'Fallon . ....... 4- 11 ......... Sumner ..,.. .,......,,.... 4- 1 ......... Roosevelt ....... - ..... 7 4- ,,,,,,,,, Webster Groves .-.W 2 16 .,,,....,, Hancock ..... ,..,., 3 MB Baseball Hmmm row: Gary Bruuing, Mgr.: George Huherg Earl Freiermuthg George Ebertg Jim Delieu, Mgr. Middle row: Max Ehlers: John Andersong Paul Clay: John Kakourisg Steve Bruhing Fred Weissman: Jerry Sunburn Tap row: Coach Randall Cover: Russell Curran: Gary Sparksg Dennis Hahn: Joe Foersterg Paul Cox: Mike Jonesg Roger Diekman Craig Eastong Ray Martin '46 Anoiher base hit! HB team baseball, again this year, showed the enthusiasm and fight that always characterizes Dutch spirit. The squad leaves behind the impressive 7-3 league record and 8-5 over-all ledger. Good pitch- ing, well-timed hitting and slugging, plus the ex- perienced coaching of Mr. Randall Gover carried the B Diamondmen to third place in the league race. Paced over by the top hurler Roger Dickmann and iielders Gary Sparks, Russ Curran and Steve Bruhin, the B teamers mowed down the opposi- tion's offense with evident varsity ability. 1963 Water Polo Team Bottom ww: Marty Schroeder, Terry Kolkman, Rich Merman, Sid Scherbel, John Welch, George Obermeyer, Dave Martin gap row: Lee Zimmer, Norm Winkle, Mick Vnmer, Bah Faith, Doug Hartman, .lack Bard, Charles Schuler, Mike Wieter, Charles osselot Ahly coaohed hy Mr. Jack Green, the Doug Hartman and Rich Herman tied for Water Polo Team splashed to a strong the runner-up's position. These three boys finishmin the state tournament at Clqfton. also served as captains along with .lack Sid Scherhel led the team in scoring, while Bard. I47 1963-'64 Swim Team ggxam row: Gary Duffey, Karl Hlavaty, Charles Rosselot, Lee Zimmer, Charles Johnson, Lester Mollieon, Dave Sebody, Richard P Middle row: Mick Varner, Chris Hrastick, Marty Shroeder, Rid: Herman, Sid Seherhel, Tum Hawk, Norm Winkle T op row: Bob Faith, John Schappacher, John Welch, Terry Kolkman, Doug Hartman, Mike Wieter, Coach DeLaRoehe, George Ohermeyer, Charles Sohuler, Jack Bard, Dave Martin Led by Coach Earl DeLaRoche the swim team splashed to their third consecutive Public High league Champion- ship. Because of an unexpected loss to O'Fallon, the Dutch had to be satisfied with a tie for the title. In the Missouri State Swim Meet, CHS was well repre- sented as five top men, Mick Varner, Jack Bard, Bob Faith, Rich Herman, and Sid Scherhel, qualified for the finals and brought home state medals. The Dutch tied with 0'Fallon for the PHL Relay Carnival Championship in which Cleveland won four of the nine events, setting one new city record. I 48 Mike Varner goes through a forward flip. Wy www www ,M fn JACK BARD JOHN WELSH Our relay bid for state championship John Schappacher executing a dive CHRIS HRASTICK RICH HERMAN Cleveland scores another first with Dave Martin Bob F aizh aggressively prepares for a turn DAVE MARTIN DOUG HARTM AN CHARLES SCHULER . -Q ff 3 liiikilfii 'Suu ' 'lil H11 0 v Yi b 7 Ill IEEE! Q 1?amm- wi gg.. 1,239 'Wi Wa. ,K WHY xiiilif 1'Q ' far 1 '. ., lv x N g ' , ' B K 'L ' I t V . Q, 6: - S N 2 ' E ' 2 fx 'lJ2,x. - l - E -Y .- ff 1 x I ,K fy, . ' 6 WL? X ' 2 1 , 1 5-' - - -X - K' ' .1 KM. f , N'., , Coach DeLaRnuche check the score GEORGE OBERMEYER They are off! BOB FAITH SID SHERBEL Boys, Gym Team Bollom row: Terry Watson, John Kramer, Bradley Mabuce, John Castellano, Norbert DeBolt Middle raw: Bob Womack, Gran! Lynn, M.ic.l1el Leiweke, Lawrence Price, Donald Kreinheder, .leff Rousun Top row: Bill Spath The boy in the 1964- Gym Team are learning many gymnastic skills. Under the direction of Mr. Harvey Doerr, they are conditioning themselves and preparing them- selves for next year, when they hope to en- ter league competition. Team members practice on such apparatus as the parallel bars, horizontal bar, horse and rings. They leam tumbling skills by working on the mats and the trampoline. Many of the participants are becoming skilled gymnasts. 5 1 Z JL C, A Q g 1 lg' 3 5 -1:5 4 1 5' Q - . W' . ' ' 4. F.!'fvf3.5-9.sEI7L?fi'4 fin?-lg ij A k , 4, .. f . f- Q ' , ,gm - Q ,U k . E 1 x ' I FE,-,,l 3 ,g n l5lx!QQf!Q5 r . xl . f f-B Q '1 . SQQVAMSD has 4' W wa A W . ' f4'iIP 'ra ff-ni . QQ-N 4 15 f 'x 5, .gg iQ,,v 14- eg Af' f , I sr 'L ' I gf' 3 Xghtf ' t' .?' .V - wL1 ' 'aH'. 1 -x. , 1 fc, Filip if ,I Xa - ' C ' x r Cd' h Q 'Q f' .8 1 ', Q K 1 Q ,bg . J 1 I f Lil y. .tx ', x 4 R E I -A W 5. ' 2 3 - x ' LX L K A l V A 'Z, 5 5 TRACK Under the direction of Mr. Pete Mercurio, the 1963 team completed the season with a 7-4 dual meet record. Led by Elmont Honea, over-all cap- tain, the cindermen broke three established school records. Assisting Elmont with the team were sen- ior captain. Bill Reehten, and junior captains, Phil Huddleston and Gerry Dorsey. Outstanding track man of the year was junior pole vaulter, ,lim Ogan. Jim's accomplishments in- cluded breaking: the South Side Meet record, Dis- trict Meet Record, and the St. Louis PHL record at Field Day. At the end of the season, Coach Pete Mercurio retired, ending a long and successful coaching career, with a lifetime record of 54 wins and 18 losses. Every present school record was established under Coach Pe-te's guidance. Cleveland owes Coach Mercurio a lot for his fine work. CROSS-COUNTRY With a strong nucleus of boys returning from this fine team, I'm eagerly looking forward to next year, commented Coach Don Kinderfather about the 1963 team. Led by co-captains John Wyatt and .lim Walsh, the Harriers faced tough competition in a league which included two of the top five teams in the state. With no lettermen returning and the squad com- posed mostly of sophomores, the team enjoyed a comparatively successful season with a 2-8 overall record. The Harriers defeated Central and our arch- rival, Roosevelt. Voted the most outstanding runner by the team, Len Flowers received the only medal taken this year in the South Side Invitational Meet. Cross-Country Team Hallam row: Dave Whitehead, Garland Tshuidin, Larry Potter, Marion Sleet, Joe Hahn, Ric Bolling, Bill Outman, Ray Martin Tap row: Coach Kinderfather, Bob Nicolay, Tim Burtner fMgr.l, Bch Roberts, John Wyatt, Len Flowers, Don Denham, Jim Walsh, Fred Domke, Dennis Egan fMgr.l, Terry Carver, Dave Henerfauth 154 Soccer Left lo riglu: Robert Brosan, Carl Reinhardt, Dan Desnoyer, Mel Suda, Paul Clay, Mike McCraw, Rich Wroble, Gene Geimcr Dale Sathoff, Bob Lawson, Jerry Siuquelield. Other members of the team are: Dan Boyer, Bob Linn, Jim Delue, Henry Dippel George Ebert, Roger Eberhardt, Dave Cnibs, Dale Kaeshoefer, Emory Koch, Tim McGovem, Rich Otto, Mike Schmit, Q EP at Mag .agzfeff 7056 J Jwewifacwy Qfvf W Mew' Vin? ,Jr-W ff Mac! ,mf 454122, Tim McGovem drives forward toward the goal while pursued by a CBC player. IS6 lf the office of Postmaster General of the United States is filled hy a member of this soc- cer group in years to come, don't be surprised. The heat, cold, and inches of water that this team has had to endure this year would qualify any member to meet the slogan of the United States mail service. The extreme tenseness of the games can be best illustrated by the comparative averages: Cleveland scored .7 goals, while the combined total of all opponents was 1.1. The kickers charted a 5-7-5 record in a cir- cuit that included St. John's, C.B.C., St. Louis High, 0'Fallon, Roosevelt, St. Mary's, Principia, Augustiniart, Ladue, and Prep Seminary. x- 'lwm.5.3iyh ,Nag-.313 ' wp xiii! . wg V ' W9 X - Q ' k ,, ' as 7 Jw .Mu g3?w,? H' 1 ffgggfw X I 1 ' F' K 'ilfff' ' 1454 at aiiq P lnsf 4 WG 4 A 2 :-J km, 2 r Cleveland Jai? s Girls' Recreation Association Seniors Bottom row: Carol Schmitt, Nancy Hoehn, Dagmar Friedrich, Janet Kennedy, Barhara Dauer, Ann Ohermeyer, Cheryl Lemp, Marlene Pollock, Nancy Metz, Sally Yates, .loy Alexander, Judy Nelgner, Karen Voges, Nancy Fitzgerald Rau' two: Brenda Farley, Phyllis Briscoe, Lynne Corski, Ben Kundert, .lan Deelo, Sharon Erxleben, .lean Hoskins, Charlene Sigg, Carolyn Frommann, Elaine Becker, Sandra Baker, Carol Trautwein, Barbara Goyda, Carol Kem, Kim Metter, Barbara Jaeger, Sharon Tarzian, Suzy Bartareau, Nancy Eaves RDIU UNCC! .llldY B0CCkHWnl1i SIWYYY Busch, Karen Tligg, Jackie Woodson, Lydia Tiller, Nonna ,lean Daerr, Geri Vaclavik, Sonja Lyman, Jeanne Hoppe, Carol Johnson, Marti Sharp, Shirley Farley, Cale Moss, Diana Barton, Marilyn Kincaid, Sharon Graef, .lanice Volansky, Debbie Bartels, Lynda Sutton, Darlene Klein, Diane Anton, Linda Lombardo, Donna Gilmore Row four: Sue Barth, Pat Wendling, Susan Becker, Evelyn Yaeger, Barbara Trost, JoAnne Zeller, Barbara Applegate. .loyce Stetson, Sharon Klcfler, Sue Tuhro, Joyce Noll, Susan Belko, Rebecca Ganyurd, Barbara Baner Juniors Bottom row: Brenda Purcell, JoAnn Brinkmann, Ann Willmore, Karen Schneider, Linda Boswell, Patty McWilliams, Lyn Placht, Susan Stevens, Carol Trulsch, Josephine Sedlak, Patricia Ann Klein Middle row: Phyllis Garcia, .ludy Franke, Marcella Boullier, Debbie Capehart, Sharon Frost, Sharon Vogt, Karen Reichle, Nancy Bauer, Nancy Lammert, Carla Helfrich, .lo Menendez, Linda Styles, JoAnn Nicolay, Beth Wohlberg, Suzanne Hawk, .l aclynn Kleinschroot Top row: Pat Stretch, Marsha Sprung, Elaine Mogelnicki, Mary Matthews, ,lane Gordish, Ellen Nagle, Arlene Zahnweh, Elaine Bauer, Sally Roach, Linda Jones, Linda Schuchrnann, .loal Hoppe, Charolette Tallent, Carol Danaeman, Pam Barth, Sue Flowers, Sandy Wenzelhurger, J anc Williamson I58 - Q-53. Us me-, E7 1: 455' fi.-'ffl Kuhn-I '.:'L1,' . . f ,, su? ' V is if N '35 2 lg? ' Sv -v .'. ' K 5 N . ag, Q 'E-w J 1 . 9 M :E ,, Ai R+ T78 Nw Q e T3 QWSW' Jgwg x 'fn 'L ff' 'mam 5: . .-.xwwM..m 15 'i A if I60 Girls' Swimming Team fiery LENS Viikiin 9 Bollum row: Shirley Beeson, Jo Menendez, Joyce Kluwiter, Sharon Grnef, June Williamson, Josephine Sedlak, JoAnn Brinkmann, Lyn Plnchl, Faye Morris Middle raw: Jane Hahn, Cheryl Lemp, Nanny Zweimuller, Susan Barlnreau, Diane Johnson, Joanne Zeller, Geri Vaclavik, Sharon Klcflrr, Barham Kriscnlnmvller Tap raw: Teddy Wielnnd, Barbara Jaeger, Judy Franke, Ann Obermeycr, Judy Boeckmunn, Susan Becker, Margaret McGovern, Suzanne Hawk, Mary Duficy Al right: Sharon Cruef swim- ming the butterfly stroke Girls' Recreation Association, under the direction of tri-coaches Mrs. Shirley Theodore, Mrs. T. Lee, and Mrs. Arlene Cramer, offers an infinite variety of inter- ests to girls of all terms, shapes and sizes. Its platform constitutes the encouragement of interest and skill in physical education, the building of good sportsmanship, the promotion of leadership and participation for a large number of girls. Programs in the fields of tennis, basketball, gym- nastics, field hockey, volleyball, softball, track, swim- ming, archery are devised in such a way that all mem- bers have an active part. Varsity teams are formed for intramural competition. Girls of all terms are eligible to join, with freshmen and sophomores comprising Junior GRA and juniors and seniors, the Senior division. Action at a G.R.A. volleyball game Volleyball gallongdlaw: Elaine Mogelnicki, Terry Chamberlain, Nancy Lammert, Barbara Applegate, Sonja Wyman, Arlene Zahnweh, Becky anya Middle row: Linda Samuelson, Ann Obermeyer, Cheryl Lemp, Chris Arpe, Joyce Noll, Linda Lombardo, .lean Hoskins, Karen Voges Karp 7050: .EanniiHIoppe, Elizabeth Fedek, Barbara Parashak, Pat Dreppard, Evelyn Yeager, Carol Johnson, Pat Stretch, .loy exan er, rs. . ee I62 ORGANIZATIO Photo Own-insy of Sf. LGUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY x l' - The Veiled Prophet Parade Every October the mysterious veiled prophet makes his appearance along the streets in the downtown section of St. Louis in a well-organized parade given in his honor. The parade contains many beautifully decorated floats, each de- picting a different idea or thought in accordance with the theme of that year. The last two floats contain the myster- ious majesty, the veiled prophet, and his crowned court of love and beauty. f is - ,K T 1 I 9 R5 'l mecca ij tuclent Council -Fall Bottom row: Connie McDaniel, Kay Kuhn, Sharron Layton, Sharon Graham, Sharon Crnef, Carol Drummonds, Bob Meyer, Sgt.-at-Arms, Ron Garuscia, Vice-Pres., Ted Brncic, Pres., Gwynne Crellner, Sec., Alan John, Treas,, Marcia Schnuriger, Jeannette Schubert, Karen Reiclile, Gerri Mencndez, Brenda Purnell, Barbara Fritz MidrIIe'ruw: Karen Mayfield, Judy Franke, Connie Garcia, Karen Stephens, Nancy Bates, Jeanne Hoppe, Barbara Bauer, Judy Semmler, Judy Vcnverloh, Rosemary Emmons, Susan Belko, Beverly Brooks, Carolyn Bryson, Debbie Belko, Linda Decker, Elaine Mogelnicki, Pamela Nell, Kay Schocnbcrgcr, Mr. Cover Top raw: Jon White, David Slelxook, Robert Brosan, Keith Carpenter, Steven Coffey, Jerry Lawson, Russ Curran, Bill Hilgeman, Don Bolte, Ed Harrison, Cary Gilbert, Dean Gassman, John Boullier, David Carniack, David Kraemer, Lawrence Price, Lee Woods, Michael Wcinzcllel, Cary Anderson Heaven and Hell Dance, November 1,. 1963 Deviligh B05 BiPlfel1 and' Double, double toil and trouble: AUBBIW Ted Bmw: Fire burn, and culdron bubble. I64 .C.-WIL Gameg Ugliest Man On Campus Sign him up! I dub thee Sir Ugly! ,f2.,.!w-f:vX'4f6'A1 cf. 1 . rw -1 0 - at 4 A Bottom row: Marilyn Hurt, Kathy Diliberto, Sharron Layton, David Carmack lTreas.l, Ron Garascia Nice-Pres.l, Ted Brncic fPres.J, Gwynne Grellner fSec'y.l, Kathy Oesterlei, Connie McDaniel, Lynn Ciddens Row two: Brenda Purcell, Cathy Brennecke, June Hahn, Cincy Burger, Fred Smith, Bob Menendez, David Froneyberger, Kay Kuhn, Rosemary Archambault, Jeanette Krupski, Carol Drummonds Raw three: Kay Schoenherger, Sharon Gruef, Carolyn Bryson, Donna Laux, Debbie Belko, Beverly Bmoks, Rosemary Ellis, Cheryl Cut- mnnn, Mary Ellen Matthews, Elaine Mogelnicki, Nancy Stengel, Teddy Wieland, Judy Franke Row four: Robert Brosan, Dave Kraemcr, George Schwartz, Don Hamman, Terry Kolkmann, Pat 0'Brien,Ka.ren Bernstein, Jeanne Hoppe, Carl Eisennmnn, David Slehoda, Lee Woods, Verle C. Sutton Row five: Keith Carpenter, Dennis Mills, Dean F. Gawntan, Ron Kelso, John Blaskiewicz, Kenneth Koch, John Koopmann, Rick Strudell, John Boullier, John Geldmacher, Beth Kory l65 Key Club Balmm raw: Rich Franke, Gran! Lynn, Gary Sparks, Gary S. Grisbeck, Vic Froehlich, Don Evers, Lesler Krenning, Brian Akerson, Steve Zub, Jon White, Jimmy Jones, Larry Matheis ' Middle row: Marion Sleel, Ron Tillman, Verlc C, Sutton, Carl Eisenmann, Ar! Ulilemeyer, Bob Piepmeier, Rich Chapman, Larry Becker, Dennis Brennan, Ben Menendez, Eugene Spilzer, Bob Menendez Top row: Thomas Allen, Dean Gagman, Lcnn Koederitz, .lim Peterson, Thomas Hawk, Robert Barlhel, Mike Brown, Martin Schroeder, Ken Koch, Ron Cabal, Gary Cillxerl, Ted Brncic, Paul C, Heaton, Phil Huddleslon, Dave Treat The boys enjoy a dunk in the pobl An orphan gets a few pointers from Jim Jones I66 Y 'So you though I coul .' -. Q ' Q .anlwkx , .Qing V 'f. 3, .fi .W ig, . . tif, , fag ,Ja fm, U' 'Ea 9.-.W . K .' 91 , ,QWQQ ' 'fs 1,Q.':: s ' Ji C eerleaders I Barium row Kathy Bogurd Nancy Anderson Dan Menendez, Nancy Koeln, Diane Johnson Top raw Joyce Stetson Sally Kash Dan Bolle Pnl Dreppard, Barbara Pnrnshnk This yez1r's Cheerleading Squad repre- sented Cleveland with great enthusiasm and many yells. Attending the games regularly. the peppy girls, under the able direction of Miss Sandra Francis. inspired school spirit in players as well as spectators. After attend- ing cheerleading camp last summer held at Oklahoma University, Norman, Okla- homa, the girls brought back many new cheers and ideas. f K BD Cheerleaders Left lo right: Frankie Sprieslerbuch, Sally Lewis, JoAnne Nioolay, Jeanette Schubert, Judy Komleld Who are those girls who yell the loudest competing wIlh other freshmen. Their goal at B team games? is to become more skilled in the perform- They are part of the new phase of cheer- ance of cheers and to inspire the teams to leading at Cleveland, B team cheerleaders. victory. These girls were chosen last spring after f .Z ' X f IGQKV iff' SQ 6? Jdxov-15,6277 , , 7 M ,40- Qf 7 C341-ff! ,fdcff f , 1 .V . ' v -1 J g Q06 X! 6 K ,mfd ,Ou-6 ,Ll-404' df t Q ' H49 5,05 QL 327 feeffe, 9 LW ix, Pep Club l Bonam row: Nancy Anderson, Diane Johnson J Raw two: Sandy Bartz, Carol Graham, Jacquie Spriesterhach, Pres., Nancy Zweimueller, Vice-Pres,, Janice Volansky, Sec., Sharon Graham, Treaa., Patty McWilliams, Karen Voges, Mary Stahl Row three: JoAnn Owensby, Donna Edelen, Susan Bartareau, Kathy Blum, Evelyn Zepp, Beverly Tulum, Janet Casa- ner, Sue Schweiger, Linda Redfearn, Judy Kornfeld, Margo Olds, Mr. Conley ' - Raw jour: Debbie Wessler, Sandy Slinlcurd, Carolyn Schmitz, Vicki Dougherty, Phyllis Smith, Sharon Craef, Beverly Brooks, Jackie Thronburgh, Judy Oge, Mary Ann Ieppert, Donna Puurcillie, .loan Koeln, Linda Menendez Bottom raw: Kathy Bogard, Don Bolts, Nancy Koeln Row two: Brenda Purcell, Kathy Diliberto, Catherine Banks, JoAnn Bi-inkmann, Josephine Sedlak, Jane Williamson, Carol Ablall, Lilli Domke, Bonnie Ward, Susan Gander, Elizabeth Buchlleit, Frankie Spricsterbach, Phyllis Fenton, Judy Nelgner, ,loAnna Schultz, Debbie Bartela Row three: Marlene Schickedanz, Mary Duffy, Diana Ficke, Linda Stewart, Pam Randall, Anita Gianformeggia, Pat Su-etch, Gorgeue Vineyard, Dianne Meschede, Susan Hennerich, Peggy Hallett, Gloria Mullins, Bev Brickey ' Raw lour: Diana Barton, Maggie Pastell, Jane Oglesby, Elaine Mogelnieki, Mary .lane Hitt, Sue Schaeffer, Elaine Bauer, Jan Schott, Judy Venverluh, Marianne Sodomka, Barbara Bauer, Kathy Westbrook, Linda Schaefer, Gale Moss, Sally Lewis, Debbie Bcllco, Karen Mayfield Pep Club Bottom raw: Sally Bash, Dan Menendez, Pat Dreppard , Row two: Janet Kennedy, Carilyn Culpepper, Susan Solnvitz, Betsy Huggins, Mary Jane McWilliams, Linda Beringer, Edith Spiegel, Holly Krampfert, Linda Finney, Sue Orahka, Linda Zervas, Jaclynlx Kleinsehrodt, Paula Majtas, Linda oswell - Raul three: Karen Reichle, Diane Woods, Gloria Held, JoAnne Reynolds, Kathy Wagner, Nancy Stengel, JoAnn Nicolay, Tina Ulhrich, Janis Berger, Pamela Wessler, Merry Treglown, Pat Voclrer, Marlene Pollock, Carol Meisinger, Jeni Fitzgibbons Row four: Pam Barth, Judy Franke, Sharon Cashion Claudia Solovitz, Jeanne Hoppe Joan Ho e Carol Br n 1 PP yn Yson Janet Austin, Debbie Cook, .lane Schlake, Kathy Potolslty, Susan Barth, Joyce Gray, Charlotte Lolxiano, Sally Burch: Marsha Sprung, Jeannette Schubert Bottom row: Joyce Stetson, Barbara Parashak Raw two: Barbara Kelley, Jane Hahn, Joyce Noll, Pat Govreau, Karen Bernstein, Beth Kory, Susan Koeln, Karen Leiendecker, Leah Boesewetter, Marcella Boullier, Laurie Peters, Vickie Iseli, Shirley Farley, Nancy Fitzgerald Raw three: Denise Dom, Elizahith Fedak, Mary Moore, Curol Johnson, Beverly Belko, Nancy Buchholz, Cozette Morrow, Linda Hart, Sylvia Bailey, Carol Marmon, Alice Brigham, Cheryl Pulay, Barbara July, Terry Chamberlain Row four: Lynda Sutton, Diane Anton, Cheryl Gutmann, Beth Mudd, Sue Keiseweuer, Dorothy Didmer, Mary Mathews, Dian Leiendeeker, Susan Becker, Sally Roach, Sharon Kleiler, Barbara Verity. Judy Pulay, JoAnn Schubert, Eileen Joy, Sandra Pearson, Sharon Frost Art Club Bnllam mw: Mike Weiser, Susan Blunt, Mary Ford, Perry Coyle Middle row: Gail Bnrtnsch, Mary Gardner, May Brondel, Marlene Bonilzer, Carolyn Frommann, Sue Thomas Top row: Sieve Hellberg, .lack Roy, Don Oppliger, John Wyatt, Holi Barthel, Don Evers, Don Farmer, Bill Petri Adrian ,lultner Under the sponsorship of James Elliot, the Art Club is devoted to the appreciation of good art. Field trips and visiting artists have recently played an important part in increasing' the student's art appreciation. The Art Club also aids other school groups in stage decorations for school programs. -in ,,-,H Wg. 'A N -, iii ..--.ov --11 - 3 .-'-:a..4 i l X Q p :ai iiiig :Zig L Zfttt :au ,zu ff eng :ui f I if ,L-N. 4 ' 3 1 v f Bariusch l72 ,Y ffx 49231 ' 1:-., , 5 N39 ' ' ,W N U 3: Hin. Y ' A Q ,hx x '5 Q -n mfg' KV -M X WF 1 x if .3 Qs M 1 3 ,V -W' x M ' fi 'J 'gary' V '. ' he V -. 9 ' V+ - .1-ws 'lf-Q1 f X N 8 . 1 'ws gr Q5 -Z 351 A .QP1 K1 fl W1 'QQ' 'PH we :sg . , ,, , .W X .MJ 1-1 2- tif . , wi -.tjgi rgsi , Aj -5' ' V5 11 ' , N Q . 'Q PM-w 1 .. , . f ll '.4N ' - .,.,, l J Y2y'Qs s ' H I - Q53 N vf?SvP ' s x l,.v2 4, . .. I QA Q. . , X gr 1 Eff H ig ,N--S013 1 5 5 s Chess Club Vigff ' , gorlam row: Bradley Mnbuce, Norbert Delloll, Gary Willer, Suzy W ,f Penny hinge, Ronald Bryant, Herb Bergroschlje. Z gl l' N . ' ' T?1gimiowiig'll'erry Scowcrofl, Terry Linhardt, .lumes Peterson, Fre ust, Hr: ert Krrliger, Richard Astrac' Thomas Schuessle 7 Mike Huelsmann, Gary Gilbert, Joseph Treadwuy, Dennis Egan If f , f' ' m9 1 ., f L ,U on it if if Q w T , ' N WW X gil' X Yyfilf 'fi WV? will .7 JAIVQ ' 2 A wlfili k AI, 'V Dwlded 'mo three Chess Richard Astrack r . Aj Yi? Ri tid Astraojhmf! teams, five PWPIC Pe' team, Penny Moore ' V - res. 1 ff enn Moore if ,J the chess club's aim is to leach Suzy Will ' V f li 'schtje ' chess and improve themselves Sponsored by Mr. D. Waggen- er nnd Mr. Pfefferkorn, the main activities this year were tournaments with Central and Soldan, r B rosch' fifi' , ' Mil' Q Sgr? Gslirt me 7!ly rift- Irms, y 1 uf x f X! fi it My e ,HQ f I ff 'Xin FA uf 1 KN j vi if WMV Aw J '17 ' w W I J? 7 .7 ffl Now what page oi the instruc- tion book was that on? I74 fv 'll X V I X7 7 U 1 ' Ann if? ,YW 7 I Mfg: Z ,Q f 4 n my t 1 we f-xz: Q ng -6 0 ,IQ .., ,,.E 44, 2 ff fn Eff-'TI l78 Distributive Education Barmm row: Donna Stewart, Kathleen Neumann, Judy Helm, Virginia Long, Sarah Ann Armstrong, Marlene Polewski, Kathy Ranls, Kathy Dye, Linda Fells, June Tate, Maureen Sukorsky, Joyce Schnaare Middle mm: Diane Lang, Dianna Howell, Peggy Carroll, Diane Schmidt, Donna Heischmidt, Joyce Strandberg, Ellen Walsh, Donna Roeser, Aileen Heiderscheid, Dianne Ranch, Joan Ball, Sandy Baghy, Marianne Pesout, Patricia Calhoun Tap row: Mel Harris, Edward Echols, Tom Lammert, David Pot-rtncr, Charles Stadler, Toby Poppen, Ken Veninga, Charles Lizenliee, Charles Bearce, Bill Lamken, Thomas E. Halstead Distributive Education was originated for the purpose of furthering the development and under- standing of the various phases of distribution and to encourage an interest in the field as ia possible career choice. lts members consist of students of the distributive Education classes plus any interested graduates. The D.E. program is sponsored by Mr. Thomas Halstead. The club is affiliated with both the State and National D.E.C.A. Associations. Each year, Distributive Education officers par- ticipate in the Missouri State Distributive Conven- tion. This year's Club made great headway in that members had a great deal to do with the bringing of five State Offices to the St. Louis area, the of- fice of Secretary to our own school. They also hrought the first Cleveland D.E.C.A. Banner and Gavel. Marianne Pesout and Joyce Schnaare plan window display for D.E. Library Club Junior librarians take time out for refreshments A newly formed organization, the Library Club. launched its first year with all the hope and en- thusiasm that insures success. Encouraged by their sponsors, Mrs. Leigh McGee and Mrs. Dorothy Ford, anxious members propose to arouse the in- terest of fellow students in their school library and to make known the importance of library work in their lives. Their first project was to retrieve all lost. misplaced, and forgotten books and it may be noted that their efforts proved quite successful. Bollum row: Kay A. Yochum, Sandra Tichacek, Betsy Huggins, Herbert Kruger, Gorgette Vineyard, Judy ltldelmunn, Paula ltlnjtas Middle raw: Mrs. Dorothy R. Ford, Carol Meisinger, Mary Ann Wolfe, Carolyn Davis, Patti Suarez, Veronica Brennan, C-arm Ste phenie, Leigh McGee Top row: Lorraine Dieckmeyer, Betty Weber, Deborah Cook, Karl Lohrmann, Grunt Lynn, Richard Huelsmann, Harriet Lake .lane Schlake, Sharon Daniel Future Teachers of America Bottom row JoAnne Brinkmunn, Linda Samuelson, Sarah Wyman, Yvonne Ynegcr, Sandra Hartmann, James Bemberg, Donna Gilmore, Barbara Parker, .loseph Darcy, Kathleen Westermayer, Christine Morrison, Lorraine Cesell, Jackie Stehlin llrddle row Mary Duffy, Kay Mateka, .lan Fredericlzs, Charlotte Waggoner, Barbara Applegate, Cathy Brennecke, Lynne Rocklnge Lucia Krrskovtch Sherry Busch, Pamela Adolf, Barbara Harris, Kathy Wagner, Muncy Lammert Top raw Elaine Trosl, Nancy Bates, Carla Whitehead, Randy Sue Rothe, Art Uhlemeyer, Dean Gassman, .loltnne Zeller, Terry Ltnhardt lxarl Lohrmann Rita Hageman, Barbara Trost, Suzanne Shelton, Marcella Buscnhart, Joyce Golden F.T.A. is devoted to helping students planning to become Future Teachers of America. Under the sponsorship of Mr. R. Wlaggoner. members of F.T.A. gain tre- mendously from this pre-college training. This year the F.T.A. had the especially nice experience of having Barbara Trost elected to the State Secretary's office. Some of the activities they have enjoyed are guest speakers, a field trip to Mizzou in October and several holiday parties. Lettermenfs Club Bottom ww: Mick Varner, Jon White, Adrian Juttncr, Al Shipp George Melloh Robert Faith Wayne Faulkenberry Jim Turek Mr Ra r 1 v 1 y . V Clifle, Carl Garber, Doug Hartman, Kent Florence, Ray Marlin, Cornell Robinson, Robert Roberts, Charles Heisinger Raw Iwo: Roger Louvier, Jack Bard, Leonard Flowers, Bob Voerster, Jerry Lawson, Ronald Wright, Dale Sathoif, John Jochum, Steve Jerahek, Larry Schenk, Jim Wohlert, .lack Cloud, Jim Walsh, John Wyatt, Mike Bruhin, Dave Martin, .John Sobcry, Joe Lawson Raw three: Sally Eash, Joyce Stetson, Jeff Erson, William Hoppe, Gil Dieteman, Harry Reineke, Dennis Egan, Ed Grosser, Warren Klos, Lenn Koederilz, Johnnie Schoppacher, Tim Crnko, Ted Brncic. Bill Furry, Ron Bozikis, John Antann, Buz Kukuljan, Robert Fresher, Jim Ogan, Tom Mogelnicki, Richard Herman, Roger Ahearn, Nancy Koeln, Nancy Anderson Row four: Barbara Parashak, Pat Dreppard, Oliver Matlock, Charles Schueler, Dennis Sutton, John Matthews, Cary Driver, Tony P . . . . . lachy, Ed Harrison, Ron Garascta, Ron Ersenhauer, Michael Thompson, Terry Klein, Clyde Sellers, Don Denham, Sid Scherbel, Don Bolle, George Obernteyer, Mike McCraw, John Kakonris, Kathy Bogard, Diane Johnson To become a member of the Lettermen's Club, an athlete must have earned a letter in any one of the varsity sports. With the assistance of Mr. Ray Cliffe, the members of the Letter- men's Club handle the sale of cokes at the home basketball games, assist the school in the sale of tickets, boosters, and other items, and hold an annual Lettermen's Dance. The Lettermen bring about better relationships between the stu- dents and the school and also advance the ideals and the standards of sportsmanship among the student body as a whole by their own example. I8I Girls, Rifle Club Hallam low: Sandra Birkenmeier, Garin Stevie, Mary Gardner, Linda Beringer, Carol Louise Mueller, Mary Jane McWilliams, Sandra Rutzell Top row: Colleen Killian, Sharon McFarland, Anita Pierson, Jackie Reese, Christine Cade, Donna Arnold, Shirley Farley, Ilrenda Pierson Boys' Rifle Club Bollum ruzu: Steve Cray, Ronnie Buckemper, Harold Hepler, Mike Vogt, Lynn J. Johnson, Ken Baese, Terry Watson, Bradley Mnbuce, John G. Anthony .llirldle raw: Richard Wharton, Dewey Benson, Danny Kamadolski, Victor Edward Spellerherg, David Anderson, Richard Wokurkn, William J. Robinsori, Don Fredericks, Richard Vaughn, Ron Brevnrd Tap row: Larry Becker, Michael Coad, Tom Blankmann, George Crandell, Thomas Allen, Richard Franke, Herbert Kruger, Bob Barlhel, Ronald Cabel, James Reed, Gregory Riede, Richard French, Waller Been, Tom Wyman l82 Rifle Team Sealed: George Crundell, Lynn Johnson, Rirh Wulzurkn Standing: Rich Franke, Bob Barthel, Greg Ricdc The Cleveland Rifle Club, open to both boys and girls, practices indoors under the supervision of Mr. Bill Almond. The club teaches safe firearms handling as well as offering the op- portunity to work toward the pro-mnrksman medal right on up to the highest National Rifle Association Award, Distinguished Expert. Six of the best rifle men make up the Rifle Team for competition with other schools. Led hy captain Rich Franke, the team was second in the Public High League. This year for the first time. the Girls' Rifle Team shot in its own league. Led by Anita Pierson, the girls tied for first place. Capt. Rich Frunke checks his score punish Club Bottom row: Martha Oppliger, Phyllis Fenton, Gary Anderson, Sally Yates, JoAnn Roland, Pam Randall, Donna Lang Middle row: Paul Knubley, Phyllis Bellantone, Jane! Rieker, Judy Oppliger, Virginia Woemdle, Phyllis Garcia, Glen Briant Tap raw: Richard Hammer, Terry Charles Edele, Ronald Bryant, Brian Akerson, Andrew Bruuer, Michael Coad Club members improve pronunciation through llic use of tape recorders. IB4 Cleveland's Spanish Club meets on even Wednesdays. Spanish games, listening to Spanish records, watching films, and using the tape recorder are all part of the ac- tivities enjoyed by the members. 'Hue outstanding social events of the year are the Christmas Party and Spring Picnic with the F.T.A. and Webster-Hayne. Now finishing its forty- ninth successful year is one of Cleveland's oldest organizations, the Web- ster-Hayne Debating and Public Speaking Society. Throughout the year, each member of the Society had numerous opportunities to participate in a wide va- riety of activities, such ns debates, discussions, and talks on serious and hum- orous topics. Under the supervision of sponsors Mr. John Rowland and Miss Henrietta Johnson, some members also took an active part in formal debates and speech con- tests with other schools. Debate Team Hallam raw: Roger Vinita, Penny Moore, Larry Matheis Top raw: Robert Piepmeier, Dean Gassman, Jim Peterson Webster-Ha ne Bottom row: Larry Matheis, Dean Cassman, Cary S. Crisbeck, Nancy Bates, Penny Moore Middle row: Sue Blunt, Brenda Faughn, Carla Helfrich, Linda Patterson, Nancy Helfrich, Sharon Nugent, Susan Will Top row: Norbert Del3olt, Michael McGuire, Thomas Allen, Richard Astrack, Jim Peterson, Bob Piepmeier, William Petri I85 Radio Club Bottom row: Bradley Mabucc, Gene Biggerstaif, Ronald Kramer, Bill Muellhaupt Tap raw: William Schmidt, Ronald Stnnge, Richard Cattle, Grant Lynn, Dean Cassman Under the fine sponsorship of Mr. David Wood- worth, the Cleveland Amateur Radio Club will begin its eighth year. The Radio Club is licensed by the Federal Communication Commission and is a member of both the Radio Relay League and the QRP Amateur Radio Club. The members are extremely proud of past ac- complishments: an award for working all 50 states in this country LWASJ, and work in over 20 foreign countries including England and New Zealand. Dean Gassman contacts a fellow ham operator as Gene Bigger- stuff looks on. I86 Science Club Bottom raw: David Woodworth, Karl Lohrxnann, Penny Moore, Lester Krenning Michael McGuire Middle row: William Eickmeier, Sue Renner, Karen Frahm, Sharon Frost, Suzy Will Sandrea Rutzell David Gallop Top raw: Art Koenig, Terry Linhurdt. Thomas Schuessler, Richard Astrack, Ken Koch Terry Scowcroft Paul Knubley Under the leadership of Mr. William Linter and Mrs. Arensman, the Science Club completed its first year. Its science-minded students participated in several field trips to the St. Louis Planetarium and the Clayton Science Museum. Members of the club divided into groups to pursue their interests in science. The main groups were an astronomy group and a cnve exploring group. The astronomy group held several observers' nights when they viewed the stars, planets, and moon through a telescope. The cave exploring group explored several caves in the St. Louis area. President Rich Astruck de livers a lecture to fellow club members. 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Selected as a pilot band in a new city program, the band, under Larry Mantese's direction has received fhousands of dollars for new equip- ment. During a busy year of activi- ties, the hand has taken part in foot- ball games, parades, the Festival of Bands, and was featured in the Band Field program. Hull-time show l88 Orchestra Bottom raw: Joan Schenck, Patricia Weast, Evelyn Zepp, Kathleen Kulschar, Carol Danneman, .lohn Geldmucller, Carol Kern Stella Yurich, Karen Reichle, Donald Kreinheder, Edmund Bushell Middle raw: Phyllis Fenton, John Boullier, Gail Asmosscn, Rita Purdy, John Rodriguez, Terrye Tomanec, Charles Brown, Orrin Dieckmeyer, .lane Gordish, Pauline Yurich, Cheryl Bruns, Cecile Guenther, James Bemherg, Roe Robert, Ron Gilmore Tap row: David O'Brien, Gwen Jovuwovic, Carol Tnilsch, Paul Heaton, William Moushey, Dan Wintermantel, Rich Rudolph Delbert Gray, Jim Horton, Kenneth I-leithaus, Michael Stelfan, John Groves Orchestra is a very important part of Cleveland's musical program. This fine organization provides the music for such activities ns graduation and coronations. Part of the success of Good News, presented in November, 1963, must he attributed to the or- chestra members who played the dif- ficult score. Orchestra provides a chal- lenge to musicians who appreciate symphonic music. lt may he taken as a club or for one-half credit. Orchestra accompanies choir in Good News ' H i-F i's e Q 6 tt Q p - f H -- f zetrefgfgf.-rr' - Bottom row: Charles Johnson, Edward Nccker, Guil Asnnxssen, Evelyn Zcpp, Stella Yurich, Patti Vordtriede, Pat Weast, Pauline Yurich, Barbara Dressel, Catherine Wade, Phyllis Fenton, John Rndriguczplcan Bunnnn Middle raw: Kenneth Hiethnus, John Anderson, Jim hlatchett, Ron Bostcr, Jane Gordish, Cheryl Bruns, Cecile Guenther, Christine Guenther, Barbara Trust, Evelyn Yaegvr, Terryc Tolnanec, Mike Bennett, Nick Hummel, Tom Young Top rotu: Linn Rion, Darrel Mattit, Rick Arnold, .lohn L. McCulloch, Ron Bates, Henry LaBonde, Mike Brown, Mil-ce Klingler Rohr-rt Bruckner. Jim Horton, John Boullicr, David 0'Bricn, Rich Rudolph, Dun Wintermantel, .lim llemberg rl f '90 Hi-Fi's rontrihution to the Christmas Program ii., ,ni .. .0 ff.. nr.. na w as -2.5K-'fig ,rf ,ve 'N 4 can :ff-i ,ti H6 Q. .ll For those students who are interested in playing dance music, the Hi-Fi's provide zt chance to learn both the technique and style of good popular music. Under the direction of Larry Mantese. the l'li-l7i's participate in 11 tour of the elementary schools to acquaint elementary school pupils with the music op- portunities at Cleveland High School. the Festival ot' Bands, graduation. and various other concerts throughout the school year. These projects provide the members of this group with valuable and purposeful experi- ence. A Cappella Choir Boflom raw: Rila Burger, Patricia Ries, Jane! Riekcr, Kathy Rauls, Sandy Reynolds, Sandra Tichacek, Donna Hunlze, Tina Ulhrich, Laura Conlar, Pal Treat, Sue Flowers, Cheryl Hulelicrsnn, Kathy Larve, Kay Srhocnberger, Marlene Logaglio, Rhonda Kay Barton, Linda Hezel, Connie Simino ' Middle row: Alberta Crosman, Jene Nicks, Carole Hocsoh, Barbara Coyrla, Sandy Wenzelburger, Barb Weber, Karen Nelson, Debbie Belko, Marlynn Farless, Douiv Wasmann, Dianne Hawkins, Mary Jan Hill, Shirley Seheadler, Linda Rauls, Bev Kundert, Mary Siahl, Marion Ernst, Nancy Eaves Top row: Ron Ponniclonda, Mike Skinner, Paul Korroinuwy, Ben Mcnvndez, Charles Rosselot, Robert P. Mees III, Allan Brandmeyer, Bah Staegcr, Don Evers, George Obermcyer, Bill Hilgeman, Delbert Cray, Cary Teeter, David Carnmck, John Welch Ill, Nolan Kilian. Marion Sleet, Ken Gaeblcr, Leroy Shipp Q - - B l . , Ballom row: Phyllis Cox, Dagmar Friedrich, Janice Mf:Kecver, ,Ian Frederirks, Susan Lesh, Ann Obermeyer, Kim Meiler, Sharon Tanian, Sandrea Rulzell, Kathy Lake, Sue Renner, Joyce Schnaare Middle row: Jon While, Lynne Rocklage, Sally Eash, Mary Ann Ford, Phyllis Briscoe, Linda Necker, Ruth Ann Knvac, Judy Debus, Susan Rolhweiler, Marilyn Kincaid, Gwynne Grcllner, Joanne Becker, Linda Stewart, Jim Jeans Top row: James Harper, Roger Richie, Dennis Skaggs, Vern Ovemiann, Vic Froelzlioll, Ronald Cahel, Harry Plilt, Scot! Hageman, Ken Pesour, Lenn Koederilz, Gary Kanye, Slcven Coffey, Al Bowen, Ray Marlin, Jimmy Jones. l9I Cappella Choir Bottom row: Linda Hockaday, Charlotte Wsggoner, Cheryl Lemp, Anita Cianformaggio, Lucia Kriskovich, Susan Garrison, Marsha Sprung, Sandra Foley, Josephine Menendez, Marsha Jones, Darlene Baur, Donna Amold Middle row: Richard Lemp, Earlette Moeler, Karen Trigg, Judith Edelmann, Dorothy Schroeder, Rae Dempewolf, Susan Schaeffer, Donna Lincks, Melinda Woodie, Carol Travis, Lorraine Maness, John O'Connor Top row: Don Fredericlcs, Jim Sanders, Gary Bruning, Cary Hillmann, Charles Fleissner, Cary Peters, Tim McGovern, William Schmidt, Ron Hagen, John Kohler, .leffry Zwelow Hallam raw: Karen Schneider, Peggy DeLap, Barbara Kelly, Linda Jean Davis, Barbara Heilhaus, Bonnie Ward, Ann Willmore, Bev Brickey, Sandy Pell, Ruth Eileen Grindell, ,lean Turelc, Karen Smith Middle row: joy Alexander, Edith Vineyard, Linda Weisel, Diana Pell, Kathy Bickel, Janice Kemper, Sandy King, Linda Schuchmann, Barbara Kleinecke, Judy Wirth, Barbara Menendez Top row: Patricia Borah, Lana Anderson, Gay Boyer, Harry Orf, Jimmy Cook, Delbert Cray, Steve Geldmacher, David Simons, Rich- ard Hunt, Marvin Cox, Debbie Wessler, Pamela Adolf, Debbie Capeharl I9Z Girls' Choir Bollam raw: Rita Hageman, Harriet Kay Lake Raw Iwo: Laura Gaddis, Tinah Marlow Raw lhree: Sandra Pearson, Sue Kiesewetter Row four: Yvonne Dowell, Nancy Lammen, Reneau Finn Row five: Sandy Pingleton, Karen Leiendecker Row six: Kathy Schneider, Sandy Maxwell, Berna- dinc Rytenski Raw seven: Virginia George, Elizabeth Krupski Row eight: Jacquie Spriesterlxach, Pat Suarez Row nine: Judy Beckwich, Daryl Gaither, Vicki Fole ' Rowlren: Nancy Isbell, Joan Petro, Colleen Killian Bottom row: Gale Moss, Ken Myers, Judy Venverluh Raw Iwo: Bev Kundert, Marilyn Harashe, Judy Krueger Raw three: Cheryl Gutmann, Leah Boesewener, Susan Hennerich Row four: Mary Ann Castellano, Rhonda Crain, Eliznhelll Fedak Row five: Gloria Mullins, Linda Buffa, Carole L. Mueller Row six: Pal Vocker, Patricia Clay, Pamela Burnie Raw seven: Kate Frenzel, Joyce Janes, Marilyn Keen Row eight: Kathy Metzger, Sleplxenie Garin, Linda Morton Row nine: Ruth Ann Farris, Susan Pfister, Francine Spriesterlmaeh I93 Ensemble Bolmm row: Ruth Ann Kuvac, Nancy Shore Raw two: Kathy Anne Meyer, Lawrence Price, Sue Scliaemzr Row lhree: Judy Edelmann, Aileen Hepler Raw four: Barbara Tebeau, Debbie Carr, Barbara Kleinecke Raw five: Pam Belmar, Carla Helfrich Slow six: Beverly McDonald, Mark Damron, Richard ones Row seven: Connie Gooch, Bradley Mabuce Raw eighlz Margo Olds, Donna Menendez, Lynn Giddens Row nine: Ron Eisenhauer I94 Boys, Choir Borlom raw: Susan Montague, Rickey Grob, Connie Sixnino Row two: Clyde Sellers, Bob Meyer, Ronald Gabel Row three: .lack Widmann, Michael Pfeifer Row four: Henry Banosch, Guy Conway, Earl Mugele Raw live: Roger Supcrkn, Terry Kolkmann Raw six: Ron Hagen Raw seven: Bob Brown, Lawrence Price, Adrian .lullner Row eight: David Grieshaber, Rich Payne Raw nine: John Nicka, Frank Andracsek Row len: Ron Dye, Bill Hilgeman Row eleven: Sandra Foley, Rae Dempewolf, Phyllis Briscoe Junior Choir Bottom raw: Sandy Bowen, Mary leppcrt, Elizabeth Buckhcit, Joyce Terry, Martha Jewell, Wendy Jones, .lune Bodcman Kay Mateka, .leanettc Bouvatte Middle row: Donna Terrence, Vickie lseli, Beverly Brooks, Linda Patterson, Barbara Blankenship, Nancy Helfrich, Juliana Bozovich, Sue Walton, Ellen Schoekner Top row: .ludy Heiligenmenn, Beth Mudd, Don Mayfield, Jerry Huch, Mike Coad, .lack Garland, Gary Janssen .lim Poll, Grant Danley, Sally Roach, Helen Terril Among the oldest and most active organi- zations at CHS are the choirs, under the di- rection of Miss C. L. Mann. The A Cappella Choir, with a total en- rollment of 200 students, has an impressive history of over twenty years. Carrying the burden of the bulk of performances in the school, it presents each year the Christmas, Eastern, Memorial Day, and Thanksgiving programs, in addition to other performances in Cleveland and around the St. Louis area. Ensemble was begun recently to relieve some of the A Cappella Choir's load. Through co-ordinated gestures, the Ensem- ble interprets the meaning of the music they sing. They pertomi throughout greater St. Louis. The Boys' and Girls' Choirs and the .lun- ior Choirs are classes that emphasize music appreciation us well as singing. They also participate in some performances at Cleve- land. All students who participate in choir ob- tain valuable preparation for future life. The discipline required by public perform- ance and the character growth developed through the training is a stepping stone to future success. Miss Mann lectures as students look on Junior Choir Bottom row: Kathie Leiendecker, Judy Atkison, Caresse Donnelly, Connie Collet, Nancy Linson, Diana Woods, Nancy Kirlogian, Mary Ringenbach, Sue Hardin Middle row: Cathy Banks, Carol Floyd, Brenda Pierson, Dianne Mescliede, Marcella Boullier, Carol Palauolo, Coriellu Morrow, Pamala Andeson, Linda Skaggs Top row: Julia Sallens, Mary Sachtelehen, Jackie Mares, Pauline Gill, Susan Montague, Gary Jansen, Paula Boyd, Linda Moore, Theresa McKay, Barbara French, Mary Matthews Hallam row: Robert Calanzaro, Carol Pesek, Claire Lamken, .lady Mathis, Barbara Sanders, Sandra McFarland, Joan Koeln, Mary Swartz Row two: Barbur McDonald, Christiene Garrelt, Cindy Burger, Janet Fletcher, Maryann Yanko, Nancy Hastings, Bar- bara Boher, Sandra Spivey Row three: Jerry Sinquefield, Beverly Tuhro, Janet Kratz, Vicki Larkin, Donna Pourcillie, Sharon Triaka, Sue Orahka, Claire Sallens, Carolyn Boyd, Danny Menendez Row jour: Paul Bcrfelder, Lynn Krueger, Sharon Daniel, Nancy Shields, Rosemary Ellis, Dian Leiendecker, Barbara Ehredt, Cathy Brennecke, Ross Edele, Richard Rosenow, Rick Bevtei Row five: Steve Gray, Michael Absalom, Robert Kamadalski, Richard Deeba, Thomas Herman, Sherman Mansell, Henry Bond, Ray lliler, Sieve Picknrd, Glen Jones, Mike Ford, Eugene Conway Junior Choir Bultum raw: Rosemary Tcssmer, Martha Oppliger, Charlene Ludwig, Barbara lJeClue, Don Slallman, Charlotte Walden, Linda Mitchell, K. Weslerrnayer, Sandra Skiles Raw Iwo: Gary Willer, Patricia Klein, Peggy Rogers, Veronica Brennan, Nancy Bauer, Judy Westennayer, Karen Kestler, Pat Bodemau, Susan Gander, Kathy Bray, Maryellen Willett Row three: David Shelton, Cllaroletle Tallent, Sonya Lyman, Brenda Baughn, Karen Kunz, Jan Schutt, Cinda Walsh, Trudy Knoll, Mary Nuske, Angie Fusco, Calvin Nagy Row fuur: Earl Sonny, Jimmy Jones, Vemon Carter, Shelby Gentry, Jack Widmann, Bob Erder, Dave Whitehead, John Lockhbill, Bob Peer, Ed Radil, Thomad Meadows, Rich Larmer Bollom row: Paulette Sipp, Joyce Bruning, Barbara Wood, Annette Yochum, Nancy 0'Brien, Suzy Hamburger, Diane Lee Row two: Judy Oge, Diane Yochum, Vick Dougherty, Barb Antalick, Dorothy Woerndle, Sandy Schoenstcin, Charlet! Smalley, Vicki Collings Row three: Pamela Wessler, Nancy Jones, Nancy Beckmann, Harriet Price, Janice Kulze, Sharon Workman, Jackie Thornburgh, Mary Moore, Sandy Palmer, Mary Hanstein Row four: Roberta Been, Carol Hoppe, Caroletta Blaylock, Jeanette Cowan, Linda Crews, Diana Farmer, Patricia Deno, Billie Schaeffer, Patricia Leister, Sandra Wheeler, Pamela Neff Row live: Elmer Trust, Ron Dye, Paul Parker, Dennis Doerr, Ken Bereno, Gil Dieteman, Stanley Grajek, Bob Dill, Tom Ellis, Harry Peters, Harold Schneider, Dave Hunt 9 Us fm -4? 1 fum ,-life it 'Hifi git' ' .- 4 i P BLICATIONS mm mm, nr sr. L0l'l5 Prauc umumv St. Louis has produced several popular daily newspapers in its history as well as mnny neighborhood papers in the city. Scenes such as this newspaper boy selling papers have changed very little through the yenrs. S Beacon taff Bolmm raw: John Dimmerlin g, editorg Sue Barth, co-editorg Bob Brosnn, photographer ,lliddlv row: Nancy Zweimueller, Mani Sharp, Marlene Pollock, Jeanne Hoppe, .loyee Cray Brenda l'au hn Phylhs Briscoe Tap raw: Mike McGuire, Cary Lawson, Jim Walsh, Ron Cabal, David Carman-lr Dun Ever Ray Denckcr Absent: Jane Hahn, Evelyn Zepp f??a'Sv'. .'X. ,8' iaggg . L ,ig . .1 'A 'fel-1'ff2fLQ.3lf' Marlene Pollock appears intent on making the final deadline. Pnusing from his work, Ron Gabe camera. 202 1 'ihmnsu before the wix ff-fx ...A S . . s .- A :mfr ,, 1g.si-Lgwfuf ggi! J5w,! 'fsia5,, bv.-1-.xt A Q. Qlffdhr Q A V K Y. 3, T f -if hx' E, 1, vp! 5? , . -1- cw .fu fx 4, , Ns 'Qld' Our co-editor goes through the final copies Our photographer, Robert Brosan, fired in the line of duty Al left: Nearing the e-e-n-d Orange and Blue Staff-Fall Senlvrl: Sally Yates, feature editor: Nancy Koeln, rn-editor: Mike Bruhin, editor: Darlene Johnson, co-editor: Nancy Albrecht, lxusinr-ss manager Slnnding: Ray Deneker, photographer: Bob Linn, sports editor: Joanne Zeller, feature editor: Jay Kiescwelter, editorial editor: Elmer Sytusnrk, business mzmnger pring Sealed: Eileen Kinniff, assistant business manager: Ray Dencker, photographer Standing, left Ia right: Alice Brigham, assistant husinew manager: Elmer Symszrck, business manager: Darlene Johnson, co- edilor: Keith Krieg, editorial editor: Mike Bruliin, editor: Johnnie Sclrappacltar, editorial editor: Nnncy Koeln, co-editor: Joanne Zeller, feature editor SUSAN BARTH Beacon Associate Editor DAVID HERMAN Beacon Co-Business Manager JOHN DIMMERLING JOHN WYATI' Beacon Editor Beacon Art Editor TED BRNCIC RONALD CARASCIA C levelan ROBERT BROSAN Beacon Photogmphrr IA URA FRAHM Beacon Co-Business Manager Student Council Student Council President Viurpresident Bi-Centenarians ROGER BIRKEL LuVONNE AVERY President, Class Vive-President, of lnnunry 1964 Class of January 1964 CLYDE SELLERS JOYCE STETSON President, Class VicevPresidenl, of June 1964 ' Class nl .lune 1964 MIKE BRUHIN RAYMOND DENCKER Orange and Blue Editor Orange and Blue Photographer ELMER SYMSACK NANCY KOELN DARLENE JOHNSON NANCY ALBRECHT Orange and Blue Orange and Blue Orange and Blue Orange und Blue Business Manager Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager 2 wwf M 2553222 W X Mfff W Q was X Xffifgyf 1 Faculty Al W, Miss Lillian Cromer YH Miss Mary Inez Mann Mrs. Mildred G. Miller Mr Ray Doc Singer any White Ethel Wilson E aigsgigg lg 2 is i ,5JwLi 1i,ovflfwf6'LwUjHl JMJUL Qqwu, A Abfall, Carol 106. 170 Ackermann, Linda 97, 188 Ackermann, Ronald 105, 173 Adams, Charmaine 173, 90 Addison, Betty 84, 40 Adolf, Pamela 113 Agne, Ken 40, 80 Agne, Randall 104 Aguado, Thomas 36 Ahearn, Art 92 Ahearn, Roger 92, 153, 181 Ahrenhoerster, Judy 109 Akerson. Brian 91, 166 Albers, Gary 103 Albrecht, Nancy 24, 36, 205 Alexander, Joy 93, 158, 161, 162, 192 Allbright, Arthur 89 Allen, Thomas 92, 166, 185, 182 Alsolvrook, Cheryl 88 Alsobrook, Ken 112 143 Ameiss, Ellis 98 Anderson, David 95, 182 Anderson, Cary 40, 85, 164, 184 Anderson, John 88, 146, 175, 188, 190 Anderson, Lana 102, 192 Anderson, Nancy 40, 81, 168, 170 Anderson, Pamala 109, 196 Andracsck, Frank 115, 173, 194 Andre. Rex 100 Andrews, Andrews, Andrews, Antalick, Anthony, Ann 107 Pal 88. 153 Robert 94, 157 Barbara 116, 197 .loltn 111, 182 Anton, Diane 94, 126, 158, 171 Applegate, Barbara 98, 158, 173, 180 Arheicter, .loa 94 Archambault. Harry 92 Archantbault, Rosemary 114, 188 Arm, Kathy 98 Armstrong. Avis 112 Armstrong, Sarah 40, 79, 178 Arnold, Donna 101, 182, 192 Arnold. Rick 101. 188. 190 Arpe. Chris 94 Arrington, Jacqueline 86 tudent Index Asmussen, Gail 89, 188, 189, 190 Astrack, Diane 92, 173 Asialgck, Richard 40, 79, 174,187, Atkins, Danny 111 Atkison, Brenda 103 Atkison,.1udy 112, 196 Aubuchon, Charlottan 96 Auclair, Chrys 108 August, Gwendolyn 91, 188 Austin, .lanet 88, 158, 171 Avery, LaVonne 36, 22, 23, 24 B Bach, Dave 112 Bach, Judy 96 Bachmann, Dave 108, 188 Bader, .ludy B9 Bacse, Kathleen 96, 176 Baese, Ken 108, 182 Begy, Charles 106, 175 Bagy, Dan 138 Bailey, Sylvia 40, 83, 171, 177 Baker, .lohn 110 Baker, Kenneth 109 Baker, Louise 90 Baker, Sandra 23, 24, 36, 158, 161 Baker, Ted 114, 143, 173 Baker, William 101 Baldwin, Frank 115 Ball, .loan 81, 178 Ballard, Teddy 102 Banaszek, Ron 92 Banks, Cathy 116, 170, 196 Bann, Milan 81, 175 Bard, .lack 97, 147, 148, 181 Bardol, Madeline 91 Barks, Howard 96 Barlows, Noel 41, 81 Barnes, Cary 109, 188 Barr, Harold 113 Barrow. Sandra 93 Barry, Mike 109, 165 Bartareau, Susan 90, 158, 160, 170 Barthels, Deborah 90, 158, 170 Barth, Pam 105, 131, 15s, 171 - Barth, Susan 41, 84, 121. 128, 129, 158. 161, 171, 202, 203, 206 Barthel, Robert 41, 82, 166, 182, 183, 188 Bartlnw, Michael 41, 81 Bartlow, Terry 109 Barton, Diana 23, 24, 36, 158, 161, 170 Barton, Rhonda 115, 191 Barton, Rodney 114, 188 Bartosch, Gail 172 Bartosch, Henry 112, 143 Bartz, Carl 98, 173 Bortz, Sandy 95, 170 Bates, Nancy 41, 80, 165, 180, 185 Bates, Ronald 93, 188, 190 Bauer, Barbara 90, 158, 164, 170 Bauer, Bob 93 Bauer, Elaine 101, 158, 170 Bauer, JoAnne 86 Bauer, Nancy 115, 158, 197 Baughman, Charlene 108 Baum, Terry 97 Bauman. Bill 97 Baumann, Andy 41, 80 Baur, Darlene 97, 192 Bearce, Charles 41, 178 Becker, Larry 95, 166, 173, 182, 188 Becker, Susan 160, 161, 158, 202 Beckerle, .lack 115, 188 Beckman, Charles 41, B7 Beckmann, Nancy 110, 197 Beckwith, Judy 89, 193 Been, Donna 87 Been, Roberta 197 Been, Walter 88, 182 Beeson, Mary 91 Beeson, Shirley 103 Belew, David 88, 139 Belko, Debbie 102, 164, 170, 191 Belko, Susan 86, 126, 158, 164, 176 Bellantone, Phyllis 94, 184 Belmar, Pam 101, 194 Bemberg, .lim 100,180, 189, 1-90 Benecke, Jerry 97, 134 Bennett, Bob 95 Bennett, Mike.42, sa, las, 189, 190 Benson, Dewey 115, 182 Benton, Barbara 93 Bem, Susan 108 Bequette, Donna 108 Bequette, Pat 86 209 Cleveland Football Fans Berg, Jeanette 24, 37 Berger, Doris 98 Bergfelder, Paul 196 Bergrosehtje, Herb 79, 174, 175 Bereitschaft, Frank 45, 31, 175 Beringer, Linda 93, 171, 182 Bemer, Bonita 116 Bernstein, Karen 42, 81, 165, 171 Beulel, Rick 105, 196 Biby, Sandra 83 Bickel, Bob 110, 153 Bickel, Kathy 107, 177, 192 Biemiann, Bob 42, 86 Biemann, Rich 86 Biggerstafi, Gene 92, 186 Bippen, Bob 42, 84 Birk, Margaret 96 Birkenmeier, Sandra 95, 182 Birkea, Larry 104, 138 Boeckmann, Bruce 103 Blackwood. Bill 109, 157 Blackwood, Kathleen 102 Blaker, Barbara 105 Blaker, Ed 115 Blanchard, Marianne 103 Blanchard, Mike 86, 126 Blankenship, Barbara 89, 197 Blankenship, Jim 96 Blankmann, Tom 108, 182 210 Blasberg, Mary Lou 114 Blaskiewiu, John 102, 165 Blaskiewicz, Robert 115 Blaylock, Caroletta 108, 197 Blum, Kathy 116, 170 Blunt, Susan 42, 83, 172, 185 Boatright, Ruth 86, 177 Bober, Barbara 108, 196 Bober, John 103 Bodeman, I une 108, 195 Bodeman, Pat 113, 191 Boesewetter, Leah 110, 171, 193 Bogard, Kathy 91, 168, 170, 181 Boggs, Pamela 92 Bolasina, Charles 96 Bomarito, Carrol 112 Bond, Henry 108, 196 Bonilzer, Marlene 24, 37, 172 Borah, Patricia 102, 192 Bordeaut, Donna 93 Borella, Darron 42, 83 Born, Edward 96 Boshers, Donna 37, 41 Bosler, Tony 42, 82 Bossa, Ruben 88 Bossu, Rick 89 Boster, Ron 98, 188, 190 Boswell, Linda 108, 158, 171 Boullier, John 42, 153, 164, 188, 189, 190 Boullier, Marcella 109, 158, 171, 196 Bouvatte, Jeannette 114, 197 naw., Alvin av, 151, 191 Bowen, Sandra 108, 197 Bowlins, Rick 104, 154 Bayer, Peggy 89 Boyd, Carolyn 109, 196 Boyd, Paula 109, 196 Boyer, Bev 103 Boyer, Dan 91, 156 Boyer, Lee 103 Boyle, Jim 107 Boyster, Paul 108 Bozikis, Ron 97, 134, 139, 181 Bozovich, Julianna 108, 195 Bradford, Melba 110 Bradley, James 25, 36 Bradshaw, Richard 114 Bram, Bob 87 Brandewiede, Robert 96 Brandi, May 106, 172 Brandl, Russell 93 Brandmeyer, Allan 42, 79, 191 Brandt, David 102 Brandt, William 25 Brann, Barbara 97 Brauer, Andrew 98, 184 Bray, Bob 94 Bray, Kathy 105, 197 Brennan, Denny 42, 79, 166 Brennan, Nancy 43, 82 Brennan, Veronica 103, 179, 197 Brenneeke, Cathy 115, 180, 188, 196 Brevard, Ron 113, 182 Brewster, David 108 Brewster, Gloria 112 Brickey, Bev 102, 158, 170, 190 Brickner, Margaret 25, 36 Briggs, Judy 43, B3 Brigham, Alice 92, 171, 177, 205 Briscoe, Phyllis 88, 158, 191, 194, 202 Brinkmann, JoAnn 101, 158, 160, 170, 180 Brncic, T ed 43, 83, 126, 130, 153, 164, 165, 166, 181, 199, 207 Brooks, Beverly 115, 164, 170, 195 Brooks, Dixie 100 Brooks, Sandy 95 Broaan, Robert 98, 138, 156, 1641, 165, 202, 206 Brosch, Alan 93, 173 Broughton, Sharley 105 Brown, Barbara 43, 79 Brown, Bob 157, 181 Brown, Cathy 101 Brown, Charles 109, 138, 188, 189 Brown, Geraldine 104 Brown, Linda. 91 Brown, Mike 92, 166, 188, 190 Brown, Pam 104 Brown, Steve 114 Bruce, Ken 43, 122 Canfield, Jeanine 88 Capehart, Debbie 109, 158, 192 Caputo, Frank 98, 157 cimiack, David 44, s4, 164, 165, 191, 202 Can, Debbie 44, 83, 194 Carroll, Danny 110 Carpenter, Keith 107, 164, 165 Carroll, Joan 90 Bruckner, Robert 92, 188, 190 Bruhin, Steve 104, 134, 138, 146 Bruning, Gary 97, 192 Bruning, Joyce 115, 197 Bruns, Cheryl 103, 189, 190 Bryan, Ralph 110 Bryant, Carol 101 Bryant, Diane 102 Bryant, Glen 103, 184 Bryant, Bryson, Ronald 43, 82, 174, 184 Carolyn 88. 164, 171 Buehheit, Elizabeth 110, 170 Buchholz, Nancy 92, 171, 177 Carroll, Peggy 44, 79, 178 , Carter, Alice 116 Carter, Patsy 102 Carter, Vemon 98, 175, 197 Caruana, Sue 38, 91 Carver, Carvik, Terry 109, 154 Janie 96 Carwile, Marina 96 Carwile, Rita 106 Cashion , Sandra 44, 83 Cashion, Sharon 96, 171 Cassidy, Alan 100 Castello Castella no, John 89, 152 no, Mary Ann 82, 193 Buckley, Karen 106, 177 Buecher, Dave 107 Buffa, Linda 114, 193 Bullerdick, Barbara 88, 177 Bunch, Art 99 Burch, Sally 43, 82, 171 Burger, Cindy 109, 165, 196 Burger, Rita 88, 191 Burian, Karen 23, 25, 36 Burjeck, Marilyn 90, 177 Burkard, Stephan 111, 143 Burke, Bridget 92 Burkemper, Ronnie 108, 182 Burmnn, .lean 108, 188, 190 Burns, Mike 97, 138, 188 Burrus, Pamela 88, 193 Burtner, Gaye 23, 25, 37, 125 Burtner, Tim 105, 154 Burton, Connie 114 Busch, Sherry 92, 158, 180, 188 Busenhart, Marcella 111, 180 Bushell, Edmund 99, 189 C Calhoun, Patricia 43, 79, 178 calico, Gail 98 Calvert, John 104 Calvin, Wallace 113 t Catanzarc, Dave 96, 138 Catanzaro, Robert 103, 157, 196 Chamberlain, Mary 92 Chamberlain, Terry 108, 162, 171 Chamberlin, Frances 100 Chandonnais, Claire 44, 79 Chaplin, Kathy 116 Chapman, Paul 101 Chapman, Rich 89, 166 Childers, Mike 99 Chilton, Darlene 111 Chinnici, Roger 116 Christopher, J ack 102, 144 Cizpley. Janet 93 Clatto, Phyllis 80, 44 Clay, Patricia 104, 177, 193 Clay, Paul 88, 146, 156 Clay, Ron 44, 82 Cline, Alice 81 Cline, Paul 109 Cloud, Jack 44, 81, 134, 181 Coad, Michael 89, 182, 184, 195 Cobb, Judith 44, B1 Cobb, Richard 44, B1 Coffey, Steven 88, 164, 165, 191 Cole, Margaret 91 Coleman, Barb 92 Collet, Connie 108, 176, 196 Collier, Earl 104 Collier, Phillip 114 Collings, Vicki 115, 197 Colombo, Carol 103 Colvin, Bud 83 Compass, Richard 104 Compton, Art 88 Compton, Barbara 105 Conell, Jesse'111 Conell, Marinn 108 Conner, Mike 113 Contini, Gail 103 Conway, Eugene 113 Conway, Guy 109, 194 . Cook, Barbara 96 Cook, Debbie 100,171,179 Cook, Jimmy 98, 192 Cook, Michael 45, 83, 175 Cooper, Bill 113 Cooper, Ken 45, 83 Cooper, Marsha 87 Corner, Gary 91 Collie, Richard 45, 81, 173, 186 Cowan, Jeanette 111, 176, 197 Cowell, Terry 92 Cox, Marvin 98, 173, 175, 192 Cox, Paul 91, 146 Cox, Phyllis 92, 165, 191 Crabtree, Dennis 104 Craig, Georgia 104, 188 Crain, Rhonda 107, 177, 193 Crandell, George 90, 182, 183 Crogan, Mike 106 Student Council takes a vote. 2II C. R. A, Car Wash Crew, Leon 98 Crellin, Bruce 96, 188 Crellin, Gail 45 Crews, Linda 113, 197 Crews, Wayne 106 Cmko, Tim 96, 134, 181 Cuechi, Joseph 102, 144 Culpepper, Carilyn 114, 171 Cunningham, Dave 89 Cunningham, Philip 88 Curran, Connie 105 Curran, Russ 105, 143, 144, 164 Curry, Janet 45, 81, 177 Cushing, Karen 95 Cutter, Dennis 95 D Dadek, Bill 25, 36, 153 Dailey, Francine 89 D'Alsseandro, Leo 114 Dallas, Dale 92, 177 Dammon, Mark 109, 194 Daniel, Sharon 102, 179, 196 Danneman, Carol 110, 153, 189 Darcy, Joe 101, 180 Dauer, Barbara 45, 83, 158, 177 Davidson, John 96 Davis, Carol 45, 81 Davis, Carolyn 91, 177, 179 Davis, Dan 97 Davis, Jean 109 Davis, Linda 100, 192 Davis, Steve 104 Debus, Judy 83, 191 Decker, Karen 105 Decker, Linda 99, 168, 176 DeDoyard, Craig 103 Deeba, Richard 45, 83, 196 Deelo, Jan 88, 158 DeKorsey, Tony 93 DeLap, Margaret 45, 83, 192 Dellbringge, Carol 88 Delphina, Suarez 114 DeLue, Jim 104,14-4, 156 Deming, Philip 108 Dempewolf, Rae 96, 177, 192, 194 DeNagel, David 110 Dencker, Raymond 46, 82, 202, 205, 206 Denham, Donald 96, 153, 154, 181 Deno, Patricia 110 Desnoyer, Dan 46, 156, 188, 190 DeWille, Cheryl 102 DeWi1le, Judy 93 DeWitt, Anthony 104 Dickerson, Peggy 91 DeClue, Norma 101 Diebold, Thomas 93 Dieckhaus, Bill 114 Dieckmun, Roger 108, 146 Dieckmeyer, Lorraine 108, 179 Dieckxneyer, Orrin 109, 188, 189 Diel, Terry 93 Diemer, Dorothy 46, 80 Diemcr, Richard 93 Diesmone, Barbara 79 Dietman. Gil 101, 154, 181, 197 Diliberto, Kathy 114, 170 Dill, Bob 111, 197 Dimmerling, John 46, 81, 202, 206 Dippel, Henry 90, 156 Disbrow, Dennis 93 Divis, Pa! 82 Dixon, Dennis 115 Doerner, Dennis 105, 154 Doerr, Dennis 113, 197 Doerr, Norma 46, 81, 158, 161 Dollus, Larry 110 Domke, Fred 114, 155 Donnelly, Caresse 115, 196 Donnelly, Norman 8-1 Dorn, Denise 98, 171, 177 Dawdy' Alan 95 Dotson, Cheryl 100 Dwdy' Vim 114 n0ug1.my,vack1 116. DeBolt, Norbert 88, 159, 174, 185 170, 197 212 Dowd, Laura 46 Dowdy, Janie 101 Dowell, Yvonne 106 Drda, Nancy 25, 37 Drapp, Cecelia 89, Dreppard, Pal 47,,83, 162, 168, 171, 176, 181 1 Dressel, Barbara 101, 188, 190 Dressel, Janice B8 Dressel, William 04, 175 Droke, Paul 104 Drummonds, 131111103 Drummonds, Carol 89, 164 Duemler, Robert 175 Duffey, Gary 114, 148 Duffy, Mary 102, 160, 170, 180 Dugan, Margaret 101, 176 Duncan, Carolyn -111 Duncan, Jane 4-7, 80 Dunsford, Mike 109 Dye, Kathy 47, 82, 178 Dye, Ron 109, 195, 197 E Eash, Sally 82, 168, 171, 177, 191 Eberhardt, Roger 107, 138, 156, 188 Ebersohl, Barbara 103 Ebert, George 106, 138, 146, 156 Echols, Edward 47, 80, 178 Esker, Ken 104- 1 Eckert, Marilyn 79, 188 Edele, Ron 108 Edele, Ross 106, 196 Edele, Terry 97, 184 Edelen, Donna 108, 170 Edelmann, Judy 87, 179, 192, 194 Edgerton, Bruce 110 Ehredt, Barbara 114, 196 Egan, Dennis 106, 154, 174, 181 Eiclrelberger, Carol 91 Eichholr, Larry 110, 138, 143, 146, 1 Eickmeier, William 98, 187, 189 Eiler, Ray 105, 196 Eilert, Donna 94 Eilkins, Georgann 108 Eisenllauer, Ron 97, 134, 153, 194- Eisenmann, Carl 89, 164, 166 Ellinger, Gloria 26, 37' Ellis, Loren 93 1 Ellis, Rosemary'108, 196 53 Ellis, Sterling 111 Ellis, Tom 105, 197 Ellrich, Bobbie 100 Emerson, Bill 79 Emmons, Rosemary 97, 164 Engert, Ken 105 English, Sue 100 Erder, Bob 114, 143, 197 Erickson, Clayton 92, 156 Ernst, Marian 95, 191 Erson, Jeff 82, 134, 181 Erxleben, Dennis 98. 175 Erxlehen, Richard 47, 134 Erxleb en, Sharon 96, 158 Espcer, Steve 114 Evans, Gary 105 Evans, Kenneth 109 189, 190 Evers, Don 47, 18, 166, 172, 191, 202 Evers, Larry 47, 79 Eydmann, Diane 79, 177 F Farmer, Daniel 48, 81, 204 Farmer, Diana 108, 197 Farney, Gloria 115 Farris, Frank 100, 157 Farris, Ruth 116, 193 Farrow, Bob 98 Faughn, Brenda 48, 82, 185, 188 202 Faulkenberry, Wayne 26, 37, 134, 181 Faust, Bob 108 Faust, Fred 103, 174 Fear, Gerald 92 Fedak, Elizabeth 115, 171, 193 Fehdmeier, Diana 104 Fehlmann, JoAnn 86, 180 Feltmann. Edward 101 Feltmann, Ellen 84 Feltner, John 101 Fendler, Jim 93 Fenton, Phyllis 88, 170, 184,188, Fernandez, Durand 48, 79 Fernandel, Janice 108 Fernandez, Jim 48, 80 Flowers, Sue 104, 158, 191 Floyd, Carol 111, 196 Floyd, Sue 106 Fluchel, Bob 26, 37 Foley, Sandra 48, 192, 194, 198 Folk, Gary 116 Ford, Eugene 113 Ford, Mary Ann 94, 172, 191 Forness, Mary B9 Forsythe, Danny 114 Fowler, Bob 93, 153 Fowler, Shirley 80 Fox, Kay 86, 177 Fox, Linda 113 Frahm, Karen 92, 187 Frahm, haunt 48, 83, 206 Franke, Charles 109, 146 Franke, Janice 93 Fragile. Judy 105, 158, 160, 164, Franke, Pat 91 Fagas, Robin 108 Fagns, Sue 96 Fahrenkamp, Susan 96 mth, Bob as, 148, un Farless, Connie 105 Farless, Carol 96 Farley, Brenda 91, 158 Farley, Shirley 97, 158, 171, 177, 182 Farley, Terry 113 Between classes Ferren, Jerry 100 Ferry, Bill 48, 82, 119, 139, 181 Ferry. Chuck 113 Ferry, Scott 102, 154 Fetto, Linda 178 Fiala, Carol 94 Fiala, Charles 23, 26, 36 Ficke, Diana 102, 170 Ficke, Kathy 91 Filstead, Barbara 101 Finn, Reneau 109, 193 Finn, Sherry 48, 84, 159 Finney, Joseph 108 Finney, Linda 91, 171 Fisbeck, Marianne 89, 159, 177 Fisher. Alice 86 Fisher, Delores 100 Fisher, Eugene 110 Fitzgerald, Nancy 94, 158, 171 Fitzgibbons, Jeni 108, 171 Fitzsimmons, Maureen 88 Fleisnner, Charles 91, 192 Fleachner, Ricky 95, 187 Fletcher, Janet 100, 196 Flier, Dayle 112 Flood, Kathy 105, 177 Florence, Kay 91 Florence, Kent 87, 134, 153, 181 Franke, Richard 49, 82, 153, 166, 182. 183 Frasher, George 113, 138 Fresher, Robert 81,134,144, 181 Frederick, Denny 88 Fredericks, Don 108, 182, 192 Fredericks, Janet 49, 81, 177, 180, 191 Freeman, Deborah 102 Freman, Helen 99 Frciermuth, Barbara 86, 188 Freiermuth, Earl 96, 146 Frcnch, Barbara 49, 82, 196 French, Elan 49, 83, 177 French, Glenda 104 French, Richard 103, 175, 182 Frenzel, Kate 112, 193 Frickel, Judi 98 Friedrich, Dagmar 19, 158, 191 Fritz, Barbara 103, 164, 188 Fritz, Donna 98 Froehlich, Elma 104 Fmehlich, vie al, 153, 166, 191 Frommann, Carolyn 23, 36, 158, 161, 172 Froneyberger, David 111 Frost, Sharon 115, 158, 177, 187 Fry, Timothy 99 Fuller, Jane 100, 164 Fuller, Ruth 88 Furgerson, Norma 82 Fusco, Angie 108, 197 213 G Gabel, Ron 49, 83, 166, 191, 194, 202 Gaddis, Laura 97, 193 Cade, Christine 104, 178, 183 Gage, Howard 103 Gaither, Darly 106, 193 Gallop, David 98, 187 Gamache, Harold 107 Gamlin, Joe 106, 143, 146, 153 Gamlin, William 114 Gander, Susan 101, 170, 197 Canyard, Rebecca 93, 158, 162 Garascin, Ron 38, 84, 125, 139, 164, 165, 181, 206 Garavaglia, Dennis 49, 79 Garber, Carl 49, 81, 134, 153, 157, 181 Garcia, Connie 93, 164 Garcia, Nancy 112 Garcia, Phyllis 112, 158, 184 Gardner, Mary 84, 172, 182 Gardner, Patricia 49, 82 Garland, .lack 113, 195 Garrett, Christene 113, 196 Garrison, Susan 106, 192 Gassman, Dean 50, 80, 164, 180, 185, 186 Gassner, Janet 109, 170 Gearhart, Carol 107 Gearhart, John 50, 83 Gebhardt, Sharon 50, 80 Gelxhart, Cheri 101 Geimer, Eugene 104, 156 Gcldmacher, John 110, 189 Geldmacher, Steve 89, 192 Gentry, Mildred 36 Gentry, Shelby 98, 197 George, Deanna 105 George, Virginia 89, 193 Gerga, Carolyn 94, 176 Gesell, Lorrain 26, 36, 180 Ciammanco, Tina 114 Gianformaggio, Anita 103, 170, 192 Gibson, Ron 106 Giddens, Lynn 106, 197 Giitsgn, Gary so, 79, 164, 166, 174, Gill, Pauline 109, 196 Gillespie, Bill 106 Gilliland, Frances 114 Gilmore, Donna 84, 158, 180 Gilmore, Pam 93 214 Gilmore, Ronald 106 Giunta, Eugene 50, 81 Gladiah, Tony 90 Gleiber, Carol 95 Gleiber, Cynthia 96, 188 Gleiber, Dennis 86, 173 Gleiber, Dianna 101 Godfrey, Lynne 108 Golovich, JoAnn 36 Gontar, Laura 108, 191 Gonzalcl, Beverly 114 Gonzalez, Lorraine 104 Gooch, Connie 96, 176, 194 Garden, Joyce 91, 180 Gordish, Jane 108, 158, 189, 190 Gm, Jayne 106 Gotsch, Tom 116, 157 Gottschalk, Edward 88, 175 Govreau, Pat 50, 79, 172, 176 Gowan, Diana 97 Goyda, Barbara 23, 27, 37, 161, 191 Grab, Richard 105 Grace, J im 92, 175 Graaf, Sharon 91, 158, 164,170 Graham, Carol 110, 170 Graham, Sharon 27, 37, 120, 164, 170 Grajek, Stanley 114, 197 Grant, Steve 97 Graale, Gene 113 Gray, Delbert 189, 192 Gray, George 94 , Gray, Joyce 51, 84, 120, 127, 171, 202 Gray, Steve 110, 157, 182 Greco, Mike 92 Grellner, Gwynne 87, 164, 165, 191 Grieshaber, David 116, 194 Grinclell, Ruth 102, 192 G1-nbeck, cm sz, 166, 185 Grub, Rickey 113, 194 Grob, Sandy 88 Groaman, Alberta 91, 191 Gross, Barbara 98 Gross, Ben 93 Gross, Linda 87 Gross, Paul 108 Groaaer, Ed 51, 79, 134, 153, 181 Graves, John 101, 188, 189, 190 Grubbs, Dave 100, 138, 156 Guenther, Cecile 51, 80, 188, 189, 190 Guenther, Christine 79, 51, 190 Gutmann, Cheryl 108, 165, 171, 193 Gambling is illegal in some states. H Haag, Dave 91 Haas, Sheila 105, 177 Hacker, Barry 105, 143, 144 Hageman, Rita 113, 180, 193 Hageman, Scott 105, 138, 153, 191 Hagen, Ron 80, 192, 194 Hagin, David 112, 138, 157 Hagner, Ron 94 Hahn, Dennis 100, 143, 146 Hahn, Jane 51, 79, 158, 165 Hahn, Joe 98, 155 Haie, Marcella 113 Hainsworth, Norm 51, 79 Haliburton, James 89, 139 Hallett, Peggy 106, 170 1-lallquist, Don 108 Hallquisl, Linda 88 Halter, Linda 110 Hamburger, Suzy 109, 197 Hamman, Don 94, 165, 202 Hammer, Dick 89, 184 Hansen, Bill 115 1-lanaon, Larry 104, 188 Hanatein, Mary 110, 197' Hanatein, Ruth 104 Haraahe, Marilyn 51, 81, 193 Hardcaatle, Don 96, 138, 139 Hardin, Linda 108 Harkey, Rayman 93 Harper, Becky 89, 177 Harper, Diane 114 Harper, Jim 96, 191 Harris, A1 89 Harris, Barbara 52, 84, 180 Harris, Linda 103 Harris, Mel 52, 178 Harrison, Ed 97, 153, 164, 153 Harrison, Gary 115, 143 Hart, Charlotte 103, 188 Hart, Linda 89, 171 Hartke, Paula 99 Hqiginan, Doug 52, 84, 147, 148, 153, Hartman, Michael 102 Hartmann, Sandra 103, 180 Hartung, Jim 27, 37 Harlwig, Charlene 102 Hastings, Nanny 108, 196 Hatch, Dan 52, 80 Hathaway, Mike 89, 188, 189, 190 Hathaway, Richard 114 Haxton, Jackie 88 Hawk, Suzanne 102, 160 Hawk, Thomas 99, 148, 166 Hawker, Susan 52, 84 Hawkins, Dianne B2, 191, 204 Hawkins, Jennifer 27, 37 Hazel, Mike 110, 153 Heaghney, Mary 79 Heaghney, Pat 114 Hci1gon,Paul52, 79, 166, 175, 188, 9 Heggemann, Ken 83 Heiderscheid, Aileen 52, 81, 178 Heiligenman, Judy 108 Heischmidt, Donna 82, 178 Heithaus, Barbara 81, 192 Heithaus, Kenneth 101,157, 188, 189, 190 Heithaus, Tom 53, 83 Heitz, Rich 99 Held, Gloria 95, 171 Helfrich, Nancy 108, 195 Helfrich, Carla 105, 158, 185, 194 Hellberg, Helen 98, 126 Hellbcrg, Stephan 53, 80, 172, 204 Hellberg, William 109 Hellwig, Bruce 96 Helm, Judy 53, 83, 178 Henerlauth, Dave 104, 154 1-lennerich, Susan 91, 170, 193 Hepler, Aileen 103, 194 Hepler, Harold 98, 182 Herman, Bill 90 Hemran, Richard 87, 147, 148. 181 Herman, Robert 36 Herman, Thomas 109, 196 Herrmann, Marie 53, 84 Hettenhausen, Lynn 103 Hezel, Linda 91, 191 Hicks, Tony 79 Hilbert, Wayne 87 Hilgeman, Bill 96, 164, 173, 191, 194 Hill, Sue 104 Hillmann, Gary 91, 192 Hitt, Mary Jane 106, 170, 191 Hlavaty, Karl 107, 148 Hobbs, David 82 Hobbs, Dennis 107 Hocknday, Linda 79, 192 Hoeflinger, Kathy 88 Hoehl, John 36 Hoehn, Nancy 53, 83, 158 Hoesch, Carole 86, 176, 191 Hoesch, Chris 99 Hoffscliroer, Shirley 116 Holderer, David 114 Holderer, Kenneth 96 Holicka, Steve 103 Holsl, Thomas 109 Homeier, Jim 116 Hoppe, Carol 113, 197 Hoppe, Jeanne 53, 82, 158, 164, 165, 111, 173 Hoppe, Joan 105, 158, 171 Hoppe, Ronnie 106. 175 Hoppe, Charles 53, 80, 181 I-lorlivy, Dennis 107 Horn, Roger 27, 36 Harrell, Phil 53, 80 Horton, Jim 79, 188, 189, 190 Hoskins, Jean 54, 79, 158. 161, 162 Howard, Ann 110 Howard, Rita 79 Howell, Dianna 81, 176, 178 Hrastich, Chris 105, 148 Huber, George 100, 138, 146 Hue, Jerry 102 Huddleslon, Bob 105 Huddleston, Philip 23, 36, 127, 153, 166 Hudson, Mary 108 Huelsman, Jim 87 Huelsmann. Mike 77. 82, 165, 174 Huelsmann. Pat 106 Huelsmann, Richard 106, 138, 179 Hufiines, Bren! 112, 138 Huffman, Betty 88 Huifman, Bob 54, 79 Huggins, Betsy 112, 171, 179 Hughes, Boyd 101, 138 Humes, Joan 93 Hummel, Fred 100 Hummel, Nick 96, 188, 190 Hunt, Dave 114, 197 Hunt, James 86 Hunt, Marilyn 100, 167 Hunt, Rich 102, 192 Hunt, Sandy 95 Hunt, sue 85, 177 Hunlze, Donna 54, 83, 191 Hurtt, Susan 54, B4 Hudson, Jerry 105 Hutchcraft, Douglas 101 Hutcherson, Cheryl 54, 83, 191 Hutton, Tony 79 I Iaslon, Craig 101-, 146 Ieppert, Mary 109, 170, 195 lkemeier, James 89 Ira. Carla 79 Irvin, Sharon 86 Isbell, Bob 100 Isbell, John 157 Isbell, Nancy 110, 193 Iseli, Vickie 112, 171, 195 J Jackson, Diane 54, 82 J ackson, Lenora 97 Jackson, Ruth 95 J aeger, Barbara 97, 148, 158 Janas, Charles 54, 83 Janus, Leonard 109, 153 Janis, Richard 54. 83 Jansberg, Pat 88 Janssen, Barbara 104 Janssen, Gary 80, 196 Jeademann, Judi 86 Jeans, Jim 99, 191 Jemas, Noel 95, 158 Jcmcs, Terry 102, 173 2I5 Now hear lltisl J enltins, Blossom 98 J enkins, Ed 88 Jenne, William 102 Jerabek, Steve 92, 134, 157, 181 Jewell, .Martha 114, 195 Jochum, John 89, 134, 181' Joclmm, Roselee 98 Joern, Edwin 88 J oggerst, Terry 97, 134 John, A1111 22, 23, za, 37, 122, 127, 164 J ohnson, Andrew 102, 138, 153 Johnson, Carol 54, 80, 127, 158, 161, 171 Johnson, Charles 108, 148, 188, 190 J ohnsnn, Darlene 55, 81, 205 Johnson, Jonna 55, 84, 119 Johnson, Lynn 97, 182 Johnson, Rebecca 101 Johnson, Richard 98, 173 Johnson, Sandra 90, 177 Johnson, Sharon 116 Johnston, Nicki 106, 188 Joly, Barbara 115, 171 Jones, Glen 88, 196 Jones, Jimmy 97, 166, 191, 197 J ones, Joyce 102, 193 Jones, Nancy 110, 197 Jones, Richard 92, 194 Jordan, Joseph 107, 153 Jordan, Karen 101 Jost, Judy 110 J ovanovic, Gwen 104, 188, 189 J ovanovic, Rosalee 112 Joy, Eileen 92, 171 Joy, Sharon 114 Judd, Sharon 113 Jung, Diane 55, 84, 178 Jungewaelter, Frank 101 Jungewaeller, Jan 109 Jtmner, Adrian 55, 80, 157. 172, 181, 187 K Kaescntaclter, Herntan 99 Kaeshoefer, Dale 88, 156 Kakouris, John 94, 134, 143 Kulil, Al 80 Kamadulski, Bob 114 Kamadulski, Dan 106, 182 2I6 Kaminski, Jean 109 Kambitch, Drake 96 Kammerer, Boll 111 Kammerer, Jim 106 Kammerer, Joseph 92 Kantor, Eugene 79 Kape, Dennis 115 Kartye, Gary 55, 81, 175, 191 Kaslen, Diane 92 Kastl, Diane 55, 84 Kaufmann, Mary 80 Keebler, Jim 116 Keen, Marilyn 93, 177, 193 Kellerman, Harold 96 Kelley, Barbara 55, 82, 170, 177, 192 Kelly, Tom 97, 151, 157 Kelso, Ron 91, 165 Kelso, Cheryl 109 Kemlage, Mary 93 Kemper, Janice 96, 158, 192 Kennedy, J aaet 55, 82, 158, 170 Kennedy, Linda 96 , Kennedy, Ralph 56, 83 Kerbler, John 99 Kerbler, Rosemary 56,80 Kern, Carol 28, 37, 158, 161, 189 Kessler, Kestler, Kestler, Kesller, Kettler, Kettler, ' e Ktesew Mike 107 Donna 56, 79, 121 Gene 110 Karen 100, 197 Ron 56, 79 William 116 tier, Jay 22, 23, 36, 122, Kieseweller, Sue 115, 171, 193 Killian, Colleen 101, 182 Kincaid, Marilyn 23, 28, 122, 158, 161, 191 Kindle, Dave 111 Kindle, Mike 108 King, Kathleen 56, 79, 160 King, Malcolm 96 King, Pam 104 King, Sandy 112, 192 Kinney, Ron 106, 143 Kinniff, Eileen 97 Kinwortlty, Dale 56, 82 Kirk, Bob 28, 36, 153 Kirtogian, Nancy 109, 196 Kislenmacher, Barbara 110 Kiltel, Ronald 89 Kittel, Tammy 89 Klawiter, Joyce 103, 158, 160 Klefler, Sharon 90, 158, 160, 171 , Klein, Darlene 91 1 Klein, Patricia 113, 158, 197 Klein, Terry 56, 82, 139, 144, 181 Kleinecke, Barbara 87, 192, 194 1 Kleinschrodt, Jaclynn 99, 158, 165 171 Klerlein, Kenneth 56, 80 Klima, John 102 , Klingeman, Mike 111 Klingler, Rich 115 Klos, Dwayne 79 Klos, Warren 88, 134, 153 Klouzek, Ken 79. 165 Klump, Steve 56, 80 Klund, Marjorie 101 Knackstedt, Teddye' 98 Koch, Emery 89, 134 Koch, Kenneth 57, 79, 165, 166, 187, 202 Koederilz, Lean 28, 116, 119, 134, 153, 166, 181, 191 Koehler, Carol 100 Koeln, Joan 115, 170, 196 146616, Nancy 57, sn, 119, 168,170 181 205 ' Koeln, Sue 104, i171 Koenen, Joyce 57, 80 Koenig, Arthur 105, 187 Koeppel, Susie 96 Koerner, Barbara 114 Kohler, John 83, 192 Kohm, Robert 57, 180 Kolkmann, Terry 57, 82, 144, 147, 148, 165, 113, 188, 194 Konrad, Frank 83 Koopmann, Janis 108 Koopmann, John 97, 165 Kordonowy, Paul 116, 191 Kornfeld, Judy 103, 169, 170 Kory, Beth aa, 165, 171 Kovac, Dave 57, 82 Knoll, Edward 93 Knoll, Trudy 57, 84, 197 Knopp, Joe 86, 134 Knapp, Rosemary 89 Knuhley, Paul 88, 184 Kracht, Cindy 111 Kracht, Karen 89 Kruemer, Judy 110 Kraemer, John 106 Kramer, Roland 36, 186 Krampierr, Holly 112, 171 Krall, Janet 110, 196 Kraus, Woody 91 Kreinheder, Donald 106, 152 Krenning, Lester 79, 157, 166, 187, 188 Kretschmnn, Debby 105, 176 Kreyling, Tom 102 Krieg, Keith 57, aa, 120, 126, 166 Krieger, Keith 94 Kriska, .106 97, 138, 188 Krislca, Sandy 89 Kriskovich, Lucio 57, 84, 176, 180, 192 Krueger, Judy 58, 80, 193 Krueger, Lynn 116, 196 Kruger, Herbert 58, 82, 174, 179, 182 Kmpska, Elimlzeih 92, 193 Krupski, Jeanette 93, 165 Kuhasta, Joseph 108 Kube, Janice 116, 197 Kuchenhach, Sandy 86, 177 Kuehl, Rick 101, 139 Kuehn, Danny 110 Kuhl, Bin 101, iaa Kuhn, Kay 109, 164 Kuhn, Thomas 92 Kukuljan. Robert 58, 84, 134, 153, 157 Kulschar, Kathleen 112, 189 Kuhchar, Susanna 89, 188 Kundert, Bev 93, 158, 191, 193 Kuntzman, Sharon 93 Kung,,Norman 97 Kunz, Karen 100, 197 Kurkla, Pat 97 Kyle, Terry 110 L LaBonde, Henry 102, 188, 190 LaCuesxa, Don 101, 188 Lafata, Michele 58, 82 Lajeuness, Michael 89 Lake, Harriet 102, 179, 193 Lake, Kathy aa, 191 Lamar, Robert 28, 37, 173 LaMear, Bob 91, 153, 194 Larnken, Bill ss, 81, 178 Lamken, Claire 110, 196 Lammerc, Nancy 114, 158, 180, 193 Lammert, Tom 58, 84, 178 Lane, Caro1 B6 Lang, Diane 58, 178 Lang, Donna 100, 184 Lang, Walter 112, 138, 188 Lansing, Cathy 105 Lansing, Phillip 58, 84 Lansing, Terry 90 Larkin, Vicki 109, 196 Larkins, John 100 Larmer, Richard 112, 197 LaRue, Kathy 95 Laux, Donna 94, 165 Lau, Philip 109 Lavell, Jack 88 Lawson, Bob 89, 134, 144. 156 Lawson, Gary 58, 80, 175, 202 Lawson, Jerry 97, 131, 134, 144, 164, 181 Lawson, Joe 87, 134, 144. 181 Layton. Sharron 58, 81, 164, 165 Leach, Nancy 108, 188 Lebhing, Pat 96 Leconle, Gloria 108 Lee, Diane 111, 197 Lee, Ron 97 Leflridge, Connie 110 Lehmier, Shirley 59, 81 Leiendecker, Dennis 95 171, 196 Leicndecker, Dian 114, 126, Leiendecker, Karen 113, 171, 193 Lciendecker, Kathie 114, 196 Leister, Pat 113, 197 Leitensdorfer, Carolyn 96 Leiweke, Dan 84 Lemp, Cheryl 59, 82, 158, 160, 192 Lesh, Susan 59, 82, 152, 191 Lemp, Rinhard 115, 148, 192 Lewallen, Lynda 90 Lewis, Jim 59, 81 Lewis, Sally 104, 160, 169, 170 Lewis, Sharon 113 Lihhen, am 108 Lihbert, Tom 116 Lincks, Donna 94, 176, 192 Linhart, Terry 104, 174, 180, 187 Linn, Bob 29, 36, 129, 205 Linn, Edward 109 Linson, Diana 99 Linson, Nanny 108, 196 Lizenbee, Charles 59, 84, 178 Lobrano, Charlotte 102, 171 Loera, Jerry 100 Loera, Reina 110 Logaglio, Marlene 88, 191 Lombardo, Linda 93, 158, 161, 162 London, Gary 91, 139 London, Run 113 Loness, Sieve 99 Long, Danny 108 Long, Larry 104 Long, Martha 36 Long, Mel 59, 80 Long, Virginia 29, 37, 178 Lookabill, John 109, 197 Looe, Yvonne 91 Lore, Linda 113 Lorenz, Steven 115 Louvier, Roger 59, 84, 181 Lucas, J umes 102, 138, 188 Ludwig, Charlene 113, 197 Ludwig, Rich 98, 175 Luepker, Mary Jo 86 Luepker, Pat 101 Lumma, Steven 102, 188 Lupo, Charles 86 Luther, Pam 104 Lydon, John 110, 138, 153 Lyman, Sonja 94, 158, 177, 197 Lynn, Crank 89, 159, 166, 179, 186 217 M Mabuce, Bradley 101, 159, 174, 182, 186,194 Magafas, Christine 114 Majlas, Paula 101, 171, 179 Mahler, Judy 100 Malsnh, Wray 110 This is the moment sought by many. Maness, Lester 86 Maness, Lorraine 98, 192 Manier, Keith B8 Manley, Jeanelle 109 Manley, Mary 115 Manning, Ryley 96 Mares. Jackie 93, 196 218 Margold, Marilyn 116 Marian, Pa! 104 Markham, Ava 37 Marko, Gregory 115 Marlow,Ti17.ah 111, 193 Mormon, Carol 59, 83, 171, 177 Marrs, Diana 106 Martin, Beverly 114 Marlin, Bruce 107, 173 Marlin, Dave 60, 83, 147, 148, 181 Marlin, Ray 102, 145, 153, 154, 181, 191 Marty, Judy 23, 29 Mataya, Lou 89, 156 Maiahett, Jimm 89, 138, 190 Mnteja, Steve 93 Maleka, Joan 94, 177 Mateka, Kay 108, 180, 195 Matheis, Larry 98, 166, 185 Mathis, Judy 109, 196 Matlock, Oliver 93, 134, 153, 181 Matlock, Olivia 105 Malthews, John 29, 37, 134, 153, 181, 194 M3!lllEW5, Mary 108, 158, 165, 111, 196 Maul, Randy 112 Mauldin, Deborah 102 Mauiz, David 37 May, April 108 Mayfield, Don 108, 157, 195 Mayfieid, Karen 106, 164, 170 McClain, James 92 McCom1nis, William 108, 188 McCulloch, John 100, 188, 190 McDaniel, Connie 86, 164 McDaniel, Judy 109 McDanie1s, Patrick 100. 143 McDonald, Barbara 108, 176, 196 McDonald, Beverly 60, 84 McDonnell, Mary 106, 176 McDougall, Patty 60, B0 McFarland, Sandra 116, 196 McFarland, Sharon 101. 182 McGauly, Pa! 60, 81 Mecovem, Margaret 80 McGovern, Tim 97, 156, 192 McGuire, Mike 60, 83, 173. 185, 187, 188, 202 McKay, Bill 100 McKay, John 92 McKay, Theresa 108, 196 l McKee, Dave 89 McKeever, Janiee 86, 191 McLaughlin, Bill 93, 188 McLaughlin, Catherine 101 McMurtry, Patsy 114 McQuillan, Mary 93 Mcwiuiams, 11m 109 McWilliams, Mary 93, 171, 182 1 McWilliams, Philly 107, 158, 170 1 Mees, Robert 60, 82, 191 Meinell, Gail 177 Meisingcr, Carol 106, 179 Melichar, Kerinerh 115 Mellnh, George 92, 153, 181 Melton, Patricia 93 Mellon, Ronald 111 Melugin, Linda 100 Menendez, Barbara 104, 192 Menendez, Ben 91, 166, 191. Menendez, Bob 93,165, 166 Menendez, Dan 103, 168, 171, 196 Menendez, Donna 99, 194 Menendez, Geraldine 115, 164 Menendez, Janelle 101 Menenrlez, Ken 90, 165 Menendez, Linda 108, 170 Meppiel, Alicia 112 Mercer, Gary 114 Menz, Sue 97 Meschede, Dianne 110, 170, 196 Mesplay, Gene 86 Matter, Kinlwexiy 60, 82, 158, 191 Metteer, Darlene 60, 79 Metz, Nancy 90, 158 Metzger, Kathy 88, 193 nieyer, Bib 23, ao, aa, 126, 164 Myers, Ken 81, 193 Meyer, Judy 79, 176 Meyer, 1Qa!hy 98, 194 Middleldn, Gerry 113 Mihok, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Ann 110, 176 Barbara 110 13111 106 Charles 101 Dave 89 Jim 88 Linda 115 Mary 95 Shirley 115 Terry 102 Mills, Mills, Dennis 87, 164, 165, 175 Karen 107 Mirgain, Jeanne 93 Mtichell, Fay 106 Mi1che11,Ju-ry 103 Mitchell, Linda 112, 197 Mitchell, Phyllis 83, 197 Mitchell, Sue 82 Mock, Ron 88 Moehl, Bill 61, 81 Moehl, Mike 104 Moeller, Cynthia 61 Moeller, Earletle 106, 192 Mogel 162, Mogel nacki, Elaine 110, 131,161, 164, 165, 170 nicki, Tom 88, 134, 153, 173 Montague, Diana 107 Montague, Susan 83, 194, 196 Moore, Gloria 105, 176 Moore. Jim 104 Moore, Linda 115, 196 Moore, Mary 108,197 Moore, Ray 89 Moore, Stephanie 16, 81, 174, 185, 187 Moore , William 99 Morgan, John 61, 84 Morris, Faye 102, 160 Morris, Walter 98, 166, 174 Morrison, Christine 61, 84, 180 Morrison, Lester 105, 148 Morrow, Comette 109, 171, 196 Mama, Linda 108,193 Mm, one oi, ao,1sa, 110, 111, 193 Motlik, Barbara 114 Mourhey, Albert 61, 79, 157 Moushey, William 115 Mowery, Ken 100 Moyer, Barbara 114 Muck, Linda 61, 82 Mudd, Beth 108, 171, 195 Mueller, Carole 61, 79, 158, 182, 193 Mueller, Dale 62, 82 Mueller, Stan 30, 37 Mueller, Sue 98 Muellhaupt, Elmer 36, 186 Mullings, Gloria 104, 170, 177, 193 Mumper, Robert 108, 143, 188 Murphy, Murphy, Murph y, Cami 97 Mary B4 Pat 89 Murphy, Sharon 62, 79 Murawski, Jim 90 Murray, John 94 Murray, Jim 100 N Naegeli, Janet 101 Nagle, Ellen 106, 158 Nagy, Calvin 109, 174 Nahm, Diane 93, 177 Napoli, Dianne 62, 81, 173 Nash, Keith 96 Nauert, Jack 23, 30, 37 Necker, Edward 111, 188, 190 Neclcer, Linda 91 Neff, Pamela 116, 164, 197 Neidel, Sandra 92 Nelgner, Judy 62, 83, 158, 170 Nelson, Karen 97, 191 Ncmelh, John 103 Nenninger, Nick 113 Neumann, Kathleen 62, 84, 17B Nicka, John 90, 157, 194 Nicka, Richard 104, 157 Nicks, Jane 62, 184, 191 Nicolay, Boll 91, 153, 154 Nioolay, JoAnn 99, 158, 169, 170 Niemeier, Lynn 97 Nikola, Dana 63, 91 Noll, Joyce 88, 158, 161, 162, 171 Norris, Frederick 110 Nugent, Kathcrian 116 Nugent, Sharon 90,185 Null. Lora 97 Nuske, Mary 98, 197 0 Obenhaus, Susan 94 Obermeyer, Ann 92, 158. 160, 161, 162, 191 Ohermeyor, George 63, 80, 131, 147, 148, 191, 194, 181 Oberfeid, Norma 94 O'Brien, David 98, 189, 190 0'Brien, Joe 114 0'Brien, Nancy 114. 197 O'Brien, Pal 96, 165 Oehlert, Margaret 89 Oesterlei, Kathy 103, 126 0'1 allon, Jim 81, 185 Ogan, Jim 87, 154, 181 Oge, Judy 113, 170, 197 Ogles-by, Jane 63, 80, 170, 176 O'1'1anlon, Ken 93 Oldham, Cheryl 105 Olds, Jack 114 Olds, Margo 92, 170, 194 Oliver, Terry 89 Oman, Pam 23, 30 Oppligcr, Don 63, 82, 172, 204 Oppliger,,Judy 98, 184 Oppliger, Martha 113, 184, 197 Orahltu, Sue 111, 171, 196 Orf, Harry 115, 175, 192 Ortmann, Phyilis 111 Osborne, Judy 104 Olten, William 92 Oltenad, Mary Jane 93 Ono, Rich 90, 156 Otto, Sandy 63, 80 Oulman, William 155, 161 Overacre, Cathy 111 Overkamp, Judy 86 Overmann, Vernon 63, 83, 191 Owenshy, Joann 116, 170 P Page, Jerald 115 Paglsuch, Dennis 83 Painter, Charles 93, 188 Paluzzolo, Carol 112, 196 Palmer, Sandy 110, 197 Palmier, Dennis 92 Pulmisano, Angie 101 Pape, Gary 95 Parashalt, Barbara 63, 80, 129, 168, 171 Parey, Tony 106 Pa rker, Parker, Barbara 63, 82, 180 Paul 95, 197 Parulin, Ann 107 Parrish, Carolyn 114, 188 Parshal Parshal l, Margaret 91 l, Rich 88 Parsons, Mike 113, 153 2l9 Patrick, Sharon 95, 176 Patterson, Linda 95, 185, 195 Patterson, Pat 101 Patton, Jim 89, 131 Pearse, Linda 109 Pearson, Sandra 116, 171, 193 Peck. Gerald 93 Peelcr. Jolm 105 Peer, Bob 99, 197 Pell, Diana 101, 177, 192 Pell, Sandra 84, 192 Pennycoolz, Bill 88, 188 Pennycook, Thomas 114 Pentlond, Bill 114 Perietto, Rose Marie 113 Perkins, lris 89 Peroutka, Karla 65, 80 Pesck, Carol 110, 196 Pesout, Ken 138, 191 Pesout, Marianne 64, 82. 178 Petcro, ,loan 95, 193 Petcrs, Barbara 64, 84 Petlcrs, Bill 89 Potters, Gary 89, 156 Peters, Harry 109, 173, 197 Peters, Laurie 110, 171 Peterson, David 103 Peterson, Jim 88, 157, 166. 174, 185 Peterson, Ronnie 113, 183 Petri, William 61, 83, 172, 185 Petty, Bill 98 Picifcr, Michael 110, 94 Pfister, Sue 96, 193 Phillips, David 109 Phillips, Dennis 91 Phillips, Janet 98 Phillips, Rich 109 Picard, Gary 88 Pickard, Steve 100, 196 Picker, Sherrie 64, 84 Piepmeicr, Robert 64, 83, 166, 185 Pierson, Anita 91, 182 Pierson. Brenda 112, 182, 196 Pingleton, Sandy 64, 79, 193 Pipes, Pat 88 Pirtlc, Ellen 109 Placht, Lee 88 Plurht, Lynn 102, 158. 160. 188 Placliy. Run 111, 138, 143 Plachy, Tony 83. 134. 153. 181 220 Plaisted, Harry 87 Plate, Alvin 91 Pleau, Joy 101 Plitt, Harry 101, 191 Puflenbarger, Bonnie 91 Polewski, Barbara 64 Polewslci, Marlene 64, 178 Polewski, Mike 65, 82, 156 Poll. Jim 195 Pollard, Harald 81 Pollard, Kathy 98 Pollock, Marlene 65, 81, 158, 202 Ponzur, Jim 100 Poppen, Tohy 65, 178 Partell, Bonnie 98 Posloslcy, Jerry 31, 37 Poss, Gary 109, 188 Pastel, Maggie 105, 170 Potalsky, Kathy 88, 171 Potter, Robert 65, 80 Poursillie, Donna 113, 170, 196 Pourcillie, Pat 92 Powell, Michael 100 Powers, Dennis 104 Powers, Marie 98 Powers, Paul 97, 144 Prnechter, Gerald 114 Pratt, Larry 92 Pratt, Mike 109 Presson, Sherry 114 Price, Harriett 113, 197 Price, Larry 103, 152, 153, 164, 173, 194 Prince, Nancy 97 Prives, Pete 65, 80 Prosek, Kent 96 Pucel, Edward 106 Pulay, Cheryl 112, 171 Pulay. Judy 94, 171 Pullam, Gwendolyn 22, 31, 36 Purcell, Brenda 113, 125, 158, 164, 170 Purdy, Rita 82, 188, 189 Quinlan, Mille 107 R alan, Ed 105, 19-1 161, 171, Radosevich, Sandy 31, 36 Raines, Randy 89 Ranch, Dianne 65, 79, 178 Randall, Pam 97, 170, 184 Randle, Allan 65, 80, 175 Rathert, Linda 96 Reuls, Kathy 65, 178, 191 Rauls, Linda 98. 191 Rea, Vicki 95 Rebhnlz, Dave 80 Recer, Linda 108 Reddin, Barbara 98 Redeker, Bruce 96 Rcdfcarn, Linda 108, 170 Reed. .lim 90, 182 Reed, Ron 112 Reese, Jackie 88, 182 Reese, .lim 97 Reich, Roberta 114 Reichle, Karen 101, 158, 164, 171, 189 Reinhold, Danny 108 Reinhold, David 103 Reinecke, Rita 89 Reineke, Robert 116 Reinhardt, Bob 79 Reinhardt, Carl 88, 153, 154, 156 Reinhardt, John 23, 31, 37 Rempllry. John 109 Renner, Sue 104, 187, 191 Reynolds. Joanne 65, 80, 171 Reynolds, Sandy 95, 191 Rheinheimer, Walter 36 Rhodes, Linda 102 Rhodus, John 101, 173 Richardson, Stan 103 Richie, George 93 Richie, Roger 104, 138, 191 Ricltert, Kathy 110 Riechmunn, Don 86, 175 Rtede, Gregory 95, 182, 183 llieker, Janet 66, 83, 184, 191 Riggins, John 94 Riggins, William 109 Rimmel, Ken 101, 173 Ringenbach, Edward 116 Ringenbach, Mary 196 Ringholer, Mat 97 Rion, Linn 66, Bl, 188, 189, 190 Ritchey, Donald 66 84- Ritter, Joe 93 Ritter, Larry 96, 157 Roach, Sully 109, 158, 171, 195 Roberts, George 66, 79, 188, 190 Roberts, Joyce 100 Roberta, Louis 113 Robert, Robert 103, 153, 154, 181 Roberts, William 106 Robinson, Cornell 96, 138, 153, 157, 173, 181 Robinson, William 95, 182 Roclrlage, Lynne 180,191 Rodriguez, John 99, 188, 189, 190 Roe, Robert 86, 188 Rocser, Donna 76, 80 Rogers, Peggy 116, 197 Roland, JoAnn 91, 184 Rook. Jerry 109 Rosenow, Richard 105, 196 Rosh, Bonnie 96 Rosner, Linda 99 Rosselot, Charles 87, 147, 148, 191 Rosaamanno, Rich 99 Rothbocher, Susan 66, 81 Rolhg, Randy Sue 91, 180 Rothrock, Donna 100 Rothwciler, Susan 91, 191 Rouean, Jeff 100, 152 Roussin, Bill 93 Rowin, David 107. 188 Roy, Linda 112 Roy, Rita 31, 37 Rozgowski, Frances 66, 84 Ruddcn, William 66, 84 Rudolph, Rich 110, 188, 190 Rueckcr, Rick 86 Ruehl. John 100 Runge, Alan as Russell, Robert 98 Rust, Boyd 114 Ruslhup, Gary 108 Rulzell, Sandra 105, 182, 187, 191 Ryll, Dennis 88 Ryterski, Bernadine 66, 82. 192 S Sachteleben, Mary Ann 110, 196 Sadlon. Robert 66, B4 Salamonc, Sam 109 Sallens, Claire 109, 196 Sallens, Julia 109, 196 Sallens, Ron 105 Salm, Otto 67, 82 Salvaggio. Joyce 92 Samuelson, Linda 115, 162, 180, 188 Sanborn, Jerry 67, 80, 144 Sanders. Barbara 110, 196 Sanders. Deanna 92 Sanders. .lim 92, 192 Sanders, Mary 67, 81, 188 Sanders, Terry 100, 157 Saraeht, Ron 97 Salhoff. Dale 67, 82, 121, 134, 156, 181 Savlica, Mike 91 Sayers, Belle 67, 80 Scltaan, Donna 91 Schachner, Ellen 109 Schaefer, Linda 93, 170, 176 Schaefer,'Sandy 98 Schaeffer. Billie 115, 197 Schaffer, Sandra 92 Schacilcr, Sue 83. 158, 160, 170, 192, 194 Schappachar, Johnnie 67, 79, 134, 148, 164, 205 Scheadler, Shirley 102, 191 Scheitlin, Richard 99 Schejbal, Leo 114 Schenek, Joan 23, 31, 27, 188, 189, 190 Schenk, Larry 91, 134, 181 Scherbel, Sidney 92, 147, 148, 181 Scherer, Paul 100, 157 Schickedunzfjon 67, 79 Sclticliedanz, Marlene 170 Schilling. Ronald 106 Schindler, Tim 98 St-hirmer, Patricia 10-l Schlakc. .lane 105, 171. 170 Schmnllu. Jerry 68, 80. 175 Srhmallz, Robert 68, 79, 175 Schmidt. Diane 68, 82, 178 Schmidt. .lan 101, 146 Schmidt. Kathy 107 Schmidt. Paul 23, 31, 36. 153 Schmidt, William 115, 186, 192 Schmitt. Carol 68. 83. 158. 177 Schmitt, Eileen 91 Schmitz, Carolyn 100, 170 Schnaarc, Joyce 68, 82, 178, 191 Schneider, Gail 91 Schneider, Harold 108, 197 Schneider, John 68, 80 Schneider, Karen 108, 158, 192 Schneider, Kathy 91, 193 Schneider, Loretta 99 Schnuriger, Alon 36 Schnurigcr, Marcia 100, 161 Schober, Nancy 32 Schobcr, Sundra 102 Schubert, Miko 98 Sehnenberger, Kay 95, 165, 191 Schoenstein, Sandy 110, 177, 197 Schultz, JoAnnu 113, 170 Schott, Jan 115, 170, 177, 197 Schottel, Dave 103 Schroder, Janet 92 Schrappen, Pal 91, 176 Schroeder, Dorothy 32, 37, 192 Schroeder. Marlin 95, 147. 148. 166 Schrmupf, Paul 105 Schubert, Gary 111 Schubert. Jeannette 104. 164. 169, 171 Schubert, JoAnn 89 Schuchmann, Linda 101, 158, 177, 192 Schuelcr, Charles 90, 147, 148, 181 Schucsslcr, Thomas 97. 174, 187 Schuh, .lnhn 100 Schulcr, Bob 68, 84 Schuler, John 102 Schultz, Jerry 97, 138 Schultz, Ron 80 Schwartz, George 101 Schweigvr, Susie 115, 170 Schwcisguth, C-uil 68, 83 Sr-ltweppe, Bill 89 Scott. Barharu 109 Scott, Judy 68, 81 Scowcruit, Terry 17-1, 187 Scdlok, Josephine 112, 158, 170 Sehic. Bill 68. 81 Scidler, .loycc 108 Sellers. Clyde 38. 69. 82, 125, 134, 157, 181, 19-1- Shatnks, David 97 221 Steinkuehlcy, Robert 114 Shanks, Thomas 32, 36 Sharp, Jim 93 Sharp, Marti 69, 81, 113, 158, 202 Shatsar, Linda 114 Shaw, Larry 69, 84 Sheets, Jim 91 Shelton, Kenneth 69, 83 Shelton, Sunlnne 93, 176, 130 Shipp, Alan 91, 153, 181 shipp, LeRoy 106, 175, 191 Shipman, Sandy 96 Shoemaker, Sharon 87, 159 Shore, Nancy 102, 176, 194 Shonnas, Linda 97 Sigg, Charlene 169, 79, 158, 161 Sikolski, Charles 69, 82 Simino, Connie 90, 191, 194 Simmons, Everett 103 Simons, David 98, 192 Simpson, Dale 101, 157 Sims, Marty 105 Sindelar, Dan 108 Simpson, Linda 104 y Sian, Thomas 115 Sinqueiield, .lerry 112, 156 Sipp, Paulette 115, 197 Siscel, .lohn 68, 91 Skaggs, Linda 112, 196 Skidmore, Richard 102 Skiles, Sandra 110, 197 Skinner, Michael 91, 157, 191 Slelxoda, David 112, 148, 164 Sleet, Marion 92, 153, 154, 164, 166, 191 Slinkard, Sandra 96, 170 Smalley, Charlet! 110, 197 Taven ner, Sally B6 Smalley, Diana 92 Smith, Smith, Sntitlt, Smith, Smitlt, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smuga Alfred 106 Karen 107, 192 Kevin 109, 134 Mary 111 Phyllis 116, 170 Sant 106 Sandra 110 Sharon 105 Stephen 88 Williant 112 la, Robert B9 Snodgrass, 4Bi11 96 Sodontka, Marianne 101, 170 Solnvitz, Claudia 110, 170 Solovitz, Jerry 97 222 Solovitz, Steve 97, 173 Solovitz, Susan 110, 170 Sommer, Frank 97 Sonntag, Rich 68, 81, 139 Soutiea, Darlene 69, 79 Spangler, Linda 101 Sparks, Gary 89, 139, 146, 166 Spttth. Bill 97, 152 Spellerber w ti 113, 182 Spivey, San 116 Sonnenbe ICV8 1 , 138, 157 Splea , ich l 10.138, 188 Spri rhaclt, nkie 103, 16 . 193 ' terb c , .lacquic 69, 4, , peigelf 1 13 1 Spru Mar 3 158, 1-71 lad Cha les , 79, 178 Sprin ,Jean 0, , , tt l , ea cr,R0 ,BI-1,191 gn r, Roger' , 79, 175 Stahl, Mary it 191 Stallman, Don 106,175, 197 Stange, Ronald 79, 186. 188 Stann, Lester 97 Steel, .lohn 79, 188 Steffan, Michael 97, 188, 189 Steltlin, Jackie 105, 158, 180, 1B3 Steiner. David 115 Steiner, Fred 100 Stcinkueltler, John 102 Steinkuehler, Ruth 110 Steitz, Ed 101 Stelling, Allen 69, 79 Stengel, Linda 103 Stengel, Nancy 114, 171 Stengel, Richard 89 Stengel, Tom 37. 69, 14-1, 145 Stephane, Karen 100, 164 Stepputat, Vicki 60, 79 Stetson, .loyce 38, 70, 84, 124, 125, 129, 158, 168, 171, 207 Stevens, Art 109 Stevens, Jim 92 Stevens, Phyllis 98 Q Stevens, Susan 95, 158 Stewart, Arthur 104, 138, 157 Stewart, Bob 105 Stewart, Donna 71, 79, 178 Stewart, Linda 88, 170, 191 Stockglausner, Linda 105 Stolzer, Jackie 106 Stork, Constarice 109 Stone, Dennis 116 Stone, .ludy 104 Stork, Pam 101 Strnadher, .loyce 81, 178 Strecker, Jack 71, 84 Strecker, Thomas 110 Strietz, Bob 96 Stretch, Mike 101 Stretch, Pat 103,1SB, 161, 162, 170 Strosnider, Kathy 97 Struekmeyer, Karen 101 Stnxckmeyer, Kurt 90 Strudell, Ann 87 Strudell, Rick 103 Stutlt, Bill 103, 175 stun, Barbara 11, az, 117 Styles, Linda 99, 158, 176 Suarez, Pat 104, 179, 193 Suchara, Ron 108, 188 Suda, Mel 90, 156 Sukovsky, Maureen 71, 79. 178 Sukovsky, Ron 102 Superko, Roger 92, 194 Sutton, Dennis 87, 134, 157, Sutton, Lynda 94, 158, 171 Sutton, Verle 162, 161-, 166 Swacker, Charles 103, 164 Swartz, Mary 108, 196 Swatske, Ruth 100, 176 T Tnllent, Charlotte 103, 158. 197- Tappewer, Judy 33, 37 Tatrnuwski, .lanet 92 181 Tarzian, Sharon 93, 158. 161, 191 Tate, Julie 71, 79, 178 Taylor, Tom 102, 143 Teheau, Barbara 101, 19-1 Teich, Chamtaine 89 Terril, Helen 113. 195 Terril, Ingrid 71, 79, 188 Terril, Mary Jane 102 Terry, J 0-Ann 97 Tessmer, Hope 105, 176 Tessmer, Rosemary 115, 176, 197 Theurer, Dennis 115 Thielemann, Linda 95 Thien, Sharon 22, 23, 33, 36 Thomas, Ron 96 Thomas, Sue 23, 33, 36, 172 Thompson, Pamela 115 Thomson, Edward 71 Tharnburgh, Jackie 112, 170, 197 Tibhs, Curtis 97 Tichacek, Sandra 71, 83, 179, 191 Tiefenhrunn, Alan 100, 173 Tiller, Lydia 71, 80, 158, 161 Tillman, Ron 91, 166 Tinnea, Jerry 104 Tinnea, Tom 82, 72 Tinsley, Curt 72, 80 Tokar, Jean 113 Tumanec, Terrye 72, 83, 188, 189, 190 Tonkovic, John 115 . Toombs, Linda 94 Topolski, Kenny 92 Torrence, Donna 109 Tossick, Ed 97 Tossick, Fred 110 '1'rautwein, Carol 23. 33. 37, 158, 161 Travis, Carol 88, 192 Treadway, Joseph 92, 1711 Treat, David 37, 33. 166. 188 Treat, Put 103, 191 Tn-glown, Merry 114, 171 Treglown, Sylvia 33 Trilxout, Michael 72, 79 Trigg. Karen 93, 158, 176. 192 Triska, Sharon 113, 196 Trocger, Donna 79 'l'rost, Barbara 93, 180, 158. 188,190 Trost, Elaine 72, 80, 180 Trust, Elmer 110, 197 Trost, Janet 108 Trutsch, Carol 108, 158, 188, 189 Tschudin, Garland 153, 154 Tschudin, Paul 92 Tucker. John 99 Tucker, Richard 114, 138 Tuhro, Beverly 79, 170, 196 Tuhro, Sue 89, 158 Turelc, Jean 98, 192 Turek, .lim 33, 37, 134. 181 Turley, Gene 72, 83, 175 Turley. 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