College High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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I ,', 7 4 ,qv , ff , K' 1 ' ' maya 1 -Iv n 31577 l 373 C17 '52 GN Pow-wow. iM.. .Af if N ,y y ..... or , f DEDICATION The Pow- Wow Staff wishes to dedicate the yearbook to aman of many accomplishments, Mr. Ray W. Burneson. Mr. B , as many of us call him, is the Supervisor of Science and is the Drivers Education instructor. I-le sponsors the Freshman Class, Student Council, Green Dragon Dramatic Club, and National Thespian So- ciety. These dramatics sponsorships are in keeping with his many talents, for he is a thespian of renown him- self. ' Mr. Burneson is ra member of the Executive Board in the Community Theater and played the part of a naval officer in its layst play, Two BlindMice . This was a role in keeping with real life, for he is a Training Officer in the Naval Reserve. He was in the Navy during the war and was Communications Officer on Attu, an island on the Alaskan coast. Mr. Burneson is sponsor of the Benton Society and A.P.O., and is on the Social Life Communittee at the college. , All the world's a stage . . . and one man in his time must play many parts. This can truly be said of Mr. Burneson, for he certainly has. .m NIMCPL KIHIHWIIWIIHIIWIIHIMWIIIIHlllllilllllllllll . 8 . . 3 0000 00161051 2 LOUIS HENRY STRUNK IRVIN A. KELLER B. S. in Ed., M. A. B. S. in Ed M.fEd. Director of Training School Principal of Coll - oo College High School is a part of the Laboratory School of Southeast Missouri State College at Cape Girardeau. Most of its classes are held in the Education Building which is widely admired for its stately architec- tural beauty. As a training school for teachers, College High School has sent forth a large number of superior and excellent teachers who have served well in this area and in many other parts of the world, even as far as the Orient. During its many years of existence the school has made a worthy contribution to education by giving future teachers valuable classroom experience and training in using good teaching methods. ,110 N ' 2 4 X I 1 1 4 ' X 5, .N M 3 s 245 Lf 9 1 9 I S 'S Q QW s, fs X X V f ,r 4 f W Y x V X S 9 asf N 3 7 LOUISE PEARCE, B. s. in Ed., . M' A., 7 Supervisor in Social Studies RAY W. BURNESON, B. S. in Ed., A. B. Supervisor and Instructor in Sci ence MARY HOWARD HIX, A. A., - ' , B. s. in Ed., M. A. ,Q Art Supervisor tu I ,Ha I ' 5 IIN I MARY HOHE, B. S. in Ed. Librarian LEALON N. JONES, A. B., M. A. Supervisor and Instructor in English W. A, OWENBY, B. S. in Ed., M. A. Supervisor and Instructor in Mathematics 'V, I! ZW I W. J. UHLS, B. S. in Ed. Supervisor in Social Studies and Physical Education QMMM JoY WIMP, B. S. in Efi. Supervisor and Instructor rn Music 3 r W , My . r .. S f 'if fi ' . 13? -S , f l '2 3, 571' J Q Quay 1 f 0 sf.-V ,I f Q f, z '- . ,I-1 4 4 A 7 4,5121 rv Mg Aww. 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Barbara Rose Pep Squad, Cheerleader, Student Coun- cil, Green Dragon, National Thespian Society, Glee Club, Future Teachers of America, Pow-Wow staff fEditor-in- Chiefj, National Honor Society fPres- identj Harry Rust ' Green Dragon, National Thespian So- ciety, National Honor Society fVice- Presidentj, Student Council, Basketball, Pow-Wow fAssistant Editor and Art Ed- itorj Frances Sander Green Dragoin, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Nationa f' T spian Society fSecretaryy, Nationa ' no 'Society fSecretaryj, Fu- ture T A d 5?,America, Student Coun- ' in 1 , if - , v I My B f ,G , Jo Ann Schwepker 3 2 Band, Pep Squad tx X Jack Schwettman Walter Seabaugh ' Readers' Guild sf sf , W sf smack -rr: 6 t it 2 S f J : Dick Snider Student Council fVice -presidentj, Read- ers' Gggild, Class Vice-president, Nation- Q al Hough Society Louis Spinner Sherry Story Green Dragon, Readers' Guild, Girls' Sports Club, Pep Squad, Glee Club Marjorie Ann Suedekum Band, Class Secretary, Readers' Guild Pep Squad fTreasurerj all Paul Summers X f 1 4-,ff ,,fC!.n'7yff ' ,ff Nina Suzuki Girls' Sports Club fVice-presidentj, Pep Squad QPresidentJ,Band, Future Teachers , , , ' f America fPresidentj, Readers' Guild 'f' K T il 'J vj il arlene Todd f' , T y h , Pep uad Cheerleader, Glee Club, f',, ' C M ig : T T, fbo Green Dragon, Student Council, Nation- it --fa al Thespian Society, Readers' Guild, Fu- , , ture Teachers of America, Girls' Sports , ' I Club lPresidentj . Joanna Ward Green Dragon, Glee Club, Pep Squad, Future Teachers of America fVice-Pres- identj, Readers' Guild Ja.. l 7 ,lf , J QQJWT Joyce elty Pep Squad, Glee Clulf M wfiffl? ,xofv ' on Young Council fPresidenty, National Honor So- ' ciety O E P Class President, Readers' Guild, Student M Gilbert Abernathy W Alice Bartels Pep Squad - 4' wr Bessie Crites ,. iff' f Pep Squad I. ij 3, J X A. - Q it l W IVV Pat Dean Student Council, Green Dragon, Readers' Guild ' Tom Draper Green Dragon, Basketball, Class Treas- f urer, Reader- G 'ld M SSM Erma Eakins Pep Squad, Glee Club, Girls' Sports Club 8 Ll Burk Elrod Class President, Basketball, Green Dra- gon fPresidentj, National Thespian So- ciety fPresident, Pow-Wow staff, Na- am' tional Honor Society, Student Council, ftreasurery , Shirley Farrow Pep Squad Betty Franck Girls' Sports Club Q Treasurerj, Pep Squad Barbara Grueneburg Green Dragon fSecretaryj, Glee Club Cheerleader, Pep SquadfVice-Presidentj irls' Sports Club, Student Council, Readers' Guild ose Hoffman V h Gir Spor 3 Clu Green Dragon, Gl 332' lr M43 Marianna Holcomb UJ Green Dragon, Readers' Guild, Pep Squad Girls' Sports Club, School Reporter to Missourian Fra klin Horn Green on, Basketball Mya, NM, M l XA Donald James Glee Club 9 , 9lPx ,f gel , , 1 I i I E J I 1 7 E l 1 E ,1 Donald Kelpe Glee Club Paul Leming Band Vice-President, Green Dragon C J - Basketball fManagerj, Student Council, National Honor Society, Pow-Wow staff, National Thespian Society Cfreasurerj up F P Kenny Lesem 5 ' ASK, su v V X Pow-Wow Staff, Band, Green Dragon bf tl fn, , 1 J ,MN X ,S XXX W fl Sf Jean Mc Lain .rf ,,.. Bernice Murakami Student Council qfsecretaryj, Pow-Wow Staff. Pep Squad, Cheerleader, Girls' Sports Club, Class Secretary Gary Rust B Band, Basketball, Pow-Wow Staff, Green y Dragon fPresidentj, Student Council, Na- ! tional Honor Society, National Thespian Society fVice-Presidentj J W Q. Francis Scherer , Basketball li S. Melvin Schlegel Glee Club 10 , f Q t, X .wink-K,vf.' wQm,ff,Ws'f 6, f f Z , ,bmw -vm' awtysww M1514 f J' I l t gEdr1a Schwepker I ,I PepfSquad,Bahd f ,r , sv f 4 4' N E 7 X 6, X I fl ms-,aww is ' l j ,t 3 , N 'ff Pj, Mlldiefd Shirrell fl 4- '4W4-w,,,,,,,,, Shuley Suedekurn Glee Club, Pep Squad it 'J Tom Tygett Green Dragon, Basketball, Band 'X W K LJ PJ .air dj X 1 we , Karim 4 - L 4 Dick Wilson Basketball, Class Vrce-Presrdent QW if 3 ,Ain-!,N-N:-2-i-.,5+...v' ,fx fi J , ' SHN 55 'X Y., a Q I ,FRU ' fx Rosena Bogenpohl XV: X I 1- . Glee xp .eww Me , 2 ,Q I I , W '1 BTQY Al', :U 1 u SOPHQMQRE , ff Robert Bolen A Basketball, Readers' Guild .I fl 1 , . 5, r Harry Borger Basketball H Madge Boswell Pow-Wow Staff fSecretary-Treasurerj, fd Cheerleader, Pep Squad, Class Vice- , president, Glee Club, Girls' Sports Club, Green Dragon ' ' S I Doris Cauble Pep Squad, Pow-Wow Staff, Student Council, Green Dragon, Glee Club, Girls' Sports Club Judith Dailis Band, irls' por Club, Pep Squad X I Q ' . , J ,, f Ir Engram GleeC1ub, Pep Squad, Cheerleader, Girls' Sports Club, Green Dragon, Class Secretary 1 MZ!!! Nancy Etherton iff Glee Club, Pep Squad, Girls' Sportsfdl! ' ' A f tifafe swiiif. 'ly if ldfy ' Q 6 XX! f,.uf9 M 3 W W J 40 n Vera Jean Foeste , Band, G1rls' Sports Club fSecretaryp, Pep quad, Green Dragon ff My Ohn Grisham J Student e ncil, Green Dragon, Band fBoard V berj, Pow-Wow Staff, Bas- K ketba1lQ nagerj ig? :B gf M S fxtlsfjj -'B . Joy Hampton ' Q3 Readers' Guild fSecretaryj, Glee Club, i Pep Squad, Class Treasurer 12 Charles Heisler Basketball Mary Sue Kuykendall Glee Club, Green Dragon, Pep Squad, Girls' Sports Club ary Mc Clard Pep Squad, Glee Club, of America Girls' .ffrf X' g1,fjQ,L . If fjfif MX Paul Ostendorf l Basketball ' Judith-Rx nson Md, Girls' Sports Club Jane Sanders Pep Squad, Readers' Guild, Glee Club, Green Dragon fl-Iistorianj, Girls' Sports Club 'x girly? Shirley Scherer Glee Club, Pep Squad fSecretaryj, Girls Sports Club i 'Cf UMM i A7 ' 4 Edna Lee Schneider Glee Club, Pep Squad 13 6' Emma Jean Schwepker Band, Pep Squad Jerry Schwettrnan Glee Club Carl Sinn l Gene Summers Green Dragon, Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Readers' Guild, Band i Xwx 'N C Pi Cp. X Ina Warren Treasurekrj j Y ri: PH Squad, lee Club, Readers'Guild, FA ure Teache s of America QSecretary- ffasaiffs ZW W Bob Wilcox Class President, Band, Green Dragon Q Treasurerj fygffj ff J ffwfllf Wim Tin or Gfe Slu , Basketball Q if ,fox , s I A f .X 7 l Mildred Bogenpohl ' fFreshmanj f X45 x - U7 Glee Club r i g!! 9':-1-is h 1 14 FRESHME if 4 K ,, , .lx X. 1 V i, Elnora Borchelt ill Glee Club, Pep Squad - , LB'- 5 X ,ai ' I. f I 1 L- ,y rf xii 1, :lf 1 IN' W 71 , f LO Fx .,. N if ,A ll V Bonnie Cotner PCP Squad, Band, Green Drago Guild, Orchestra ,I Q iiif H C! 3 ' S n, Readers' raw Bill Crowley Glee Club fha Betty Davie Glee Club, Pep Squad is Jimmie Dunn Gary Ervin W? 'KRW Dolores Froemsdorf ! Glee Club, Pep Squad if yfbr I Yi 0' ' X, uf jd ,iff 1 virginia one-.S P Pow Wow Staff Green Dragon Student Council Orchestra fL1brar1anj Glee fffyf Club Pep Squad Readers' Guild ,X J, D6 f M ffl ,ff 7 - 9 ' . 1 ' . , X , Mfr- Q 1 9 E 7 ' P 6 , f' lm ,A,. 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' ,ffvf , ,af f , J Carl Long Q Student Council, Basketball Squad 61 V ,A',J.i- 'I Q Y .Q f-'22 4 'illiwww-f 'V I , fa Mary Mc Laln L. Glee Club KUMK, I I Don Mrlls B ff C I M Band, Readers' Guild Y. Ci' Carol Jean Moore Glee C ders Club ID 9, Roselee Newman Cla Secretary, Green Dragon, Band, Pep X S ad 17 'QW-of' J i Q w U X SQ' J 0, wjufb ,lg M a K. Q ' R ' he C Robert Porter Student Council, Readers' Guild, Band Jerry Reynolds Q Maxine Robinson Glee Club, Pep Squad 1 f J f 1 .1 ffl ' 4, Jimmie Don Schwettman QI 'I George Spinner , Arthur Suzuki Basketball, Readers' Guild, Student Council 1 I w , 13.1- .- JK 4 1 . 1 i f Y l 5 K E 1 H if 4 1 I Q 1 5? I fl if 1 K gt 1 4 S Qi 55 f 5 I i I f. 1 l 1 I I Q :fa ! if 4 f ry in ll if si ,yy 9 I I 5 if if ff 2 H Q. i I if if 1 j -ss r ,Q II Kenneth Todd Basketball, Class President Carl Trantham Readers' Guild,fTreasurerJ, Basketball Jl 'Dir 'llpw' Don Wachter Basketball Ronald Ward Basketball Jack Edward WC1SS1f1g6I cami 1 Betty Wmdeknecht f3 Glee Club d AEIGHTH GR DE MMXW Jamce Jeanette Beckwlth AFV Orchestra, Pep Squad, Class Secretary ,VV E' V , , I Lorda Corner l l ' fr' W, 5fGlee Club, Pep Squad f f f :jf Q K ,fl l,r sv' b , 19 Don Elrod Class President I lq lx fl 47 C 2 X ff . 0405 ' to ,OMC 5 I Bob Etherton B sketball Band 1995457 - Mwlgpr ' ub, e S ad, lass Treasurer f ' . 2, WP 'Pe 29.5 ' P H -Jax 3f,f,' Gail Garlock Nl-efG1ub, Pep Squad 0 'C Rebecca Hobbs Glee Club, Orchestra, Pep Squad, Cheer leader Ur. High, WMM Jan Hudson Glee Club u11a rber Gle Pep S d MVN 20 Kenneth Kuykendall .5- J .4 if X Z 1 nb 5. 5 al x it 2:1 W Davrd Lange Alice Neal Glee Club, Cheerleader Ur, Highj, Pep Squad Novella Noland ' l Glee Club, Cheerleader Ur, I-Iighy, Pep A + Y d 3 24 Y va, ...P A ,wfi,4,i,,'LJ'9i3, - Cb 'Yer if h Nylah Portlock Glee Club Jimmie Putman Basketball, Student Council, Band - P P 'S leaf of fa. 1' ' if fl f' D J E P ' v ' 1 vu., ' a f 'A f - ' 1 . 'Q 4 ll A ' lr 1, 4 Mary Lou Rose Glee Club, Pep Squad, Cheerleader Ur, High' -Mesa may 5,9 CZ. cweae ' .1 Rusby Seabaugh fj Classkfyice-president f gbjjfwjv f5i6J!7 'f4 1 I 3 Q 1 Ruth Bingenheirner A Pep Squad, Glee Club SEVENTH GRADE ri E l Patricia Clippard Glee Club, Orchestra Ruth Ann Dolle Glee Club, Student Council, Pep Squad, Cheerleader Ur. Highj, Orchestra 21 ijrw in P mi Orchestr Glee Club, Pe Club ead s uild, Mary Ann wan Martha Ann Freeman W Glee Club, Cheerleader Ur. Highj, Pep Student Council, Basketball of Squad . ' I Marilyn Garner v 'dm Glee Club, Pep Squad, J ,L I I Richard Giles ' Basketball Orchestra Rollie Hall h Judy Harrls Pep Squad, Glee Club, Cheerleader Ur,,' Highj Orchestra ,M jfw Richard Herbert X . JI!! J jr np W A David Shrout Basketball X Carolyn Tolliver Pep Squad, Glee Club, Orchestra, Read- ers' Guild x. 4, J K1 A QWW as B P fb W w N I 'ET H p 'A S1 1, 14 Charlotte Welch XX Glee Club, Orchestra X- QQN XXX KX X ' A X NXOJXP rg 4 HU Ki? S V HQ .C , QL 22 ,rtwwg N GR, K 'RK PRINCESS AND CHIEF To Princess Barbara and Chief Harry, We,the Pow-Wow staff, extend our heartiest congratulations and best wishes to you. Becoming Princess or Chief is one of the highest social honors attainable in this school. Barbara,your pleasant personality has wonyou many friends during the years you have been here. You are very active in school organizations and can always be counted on when there is work to be done. It is to you, whom we shall never forget, we say, Well done! The title of Princess goes to a very de- serving girl. Harry, you have always been one of the well liked boys in your class. You have a way of winning the friendship and ad- miration of others. One of your best known extra-curricular activities is your regular place among the starters on the basketball and baseball teams. Best wishes, Harry. Our ath- letic teams and the whole school will miss you next year. 23 3' 53 5 tv o -2 cn 'ff I 'D 2 E 2 U rd UD ff, :rs '5 2 2 E 0 CD o ,Q ta -E 3 2 o u.. F 3 an G 'S 'ci B CU Q .. r: - 3 22,55 EEE 2127, Cdl-I-IQ Emi :sig pan-4 v-4 on eu 23.4 Bmw or-4 'Boom 322 UE.: QAED ,::'5 E.' -E032 0'5 -' 4-lCD 'o'3 ci- ol - as 35 o,,'o wwf: 'Ji'-O x-'OO E-358 c: cu 5 I-l LD PEP C Q retaryj, Shirley Suedekum, Judy Robinson, Gail Garlock, Doris Cauble, Marjorie Suedekum QTreasurerJ, d 5 -5 f JoAnn Schwepker, Elsie Ates, Evelyn Lewis, Rosemary McClard, Mary Sue Kuykendall. , Third row, left to right: Verna Hitt, Roselee Newman, Virginia Giles, Maxie Robinson, Bonnie , Cotner, Erma Lee Eakins, Judy Wilcox, Felicia Snider, Julia Koerber, Jane Sanders, Ruth Ann Bingen- xx , heimer, Mary Ann Ewan, Ruth Ostendorf, Anne Jones, Dorothy Meyer, Emma Jean Schwepker, Edna Sch- ' N wepker, Judith Davis, Janice Beckwith, Q.. f Fourth row, left to right: Sue Leasure, Carol Phillips, Bernice Keller, Elnora Borchelt, Georgia SX Mehrle, Betty Franck, Loida Corner, Gail Finch, Alice Ann Neal, Novella Noland, Marilyn Garner, Joy - 'L Q Halinptgn, Mary Lou Rose, Rebecca Hobbs, Frances Sander, Regina Lueder, Betty Windeknecht, Edna Lee Sc nei er. s Fifth row, left to right, Martha Freeman, Carolyn Tolliver, Judy Harris, Jean McLain,Doris Ham- ilton, Vera Jean Foeste, Ina Lou Warren, Joan Johnson, Marianna Holcomb, Sherry Story, Joneal Gilbert, X Margie Deimund, Bessie Crit s, Nina Suzuki fPresidentJ, Mrs, Hohe fSponsorJ. J The members of the Pep Squad showed true school spirit and good sportsmanship when they attend- F ee ' ' ed both the home and out-of-town games to cheer the team on. M Mrs. Hohe may be congratulated for her good sponsorship of this organization. f fi it fl ffl GIRLS SPQRTS CLUB First row, left to right: Sherry Story, Marianna Holcomb, Doris Cauble, Madge Boswell, Iris Engram, Nina Suzuki fVice-Presidentj, Mary Sue Kuykendall, Nancy Etherton, Judy Davis,Bernice Murakami, Darlene Todd fPresidentJ. Second row, left to right: Vera Jean Foeste fSecretaryJ, Rosemary McClard, Shirley Scherer, Jane Sanders, Judy Robinson, Rose Hoffman, Barbara Grueneberg, Betty Frank fTreasurerj, Erma Eakins, Margie Deimund. The Girls Sports Club was formed in the year 1951 for the girls of College High. X The purpose of the club is to give the girls J A more opportunities in the field of sports .. A 42:0 and to create the right attitude of sports- 6. A manship among them. S . Members participate in the sports of 4 basketball, baseball, swimming , badminton , I , and many others. There is a business meeting twice a month. X Regular attendance is the only qualifi- X , cation for membership. Q f J ' X f 1 --lynn 25 BASKETB LL Front row, left to right: Francis Scherer, Dick Wilson, Errol Porter, Harry Rust, Tom Tygett, Tom Draper Gary Rust, Burk Elrod. Second row, left to right: ,Coach Uhls, Gene Summers, Carl Long, Sherry Kirkpatrick, Junior Wunderlich Lloyd Gohn, Franklin Horn, Robert Bolen, Kenneth Todd, Art Keller fAssistant Coachj. Third row, left to right: John Grisham flvianagerj, Jerry Mathews, Sonny Wachter, Bob Porter, Paul Os- tendorf, Carl Trantham, Harry Borger, Ronald Ward, Larry Sample, Paul Leming fManagerJ. Playing much stronger competition, and still lacking in height, plus the loss of three starters from the previous year, the Preps again came up with a hard fighting and hustling ball team. The team ran up many high scoring games, while most of the games lost were by a narrow margin. On the free throw line they showed their skill by running up a higher average than any X team in this area, which. achievement K , J proved to be a winning point in many of ,f---' their games. Among the highlights of the year f b was their winning of the Eivins Bowl l N f Tournament, and the capture of fourth f place in their own Christmas Tourna- ' f Q ment,considered to be one of the tough- I l est Invitational Tournaments in the X 'f' state. The team showed such good Wffnp I. sportsmanship that it was not only noted ' X in our local paper but in the St. Louis ' paper also. J f, Z. The Preps will lose only two players from this year's team due to graduation: Errol Porter and Harry Rust. We are proud of our team and hope they continue to show their fighting spirit and good sportsmanship in the future. 26 THE FIR T TEAM Tom Draper Height 6 ft. 3 1X2 inches, Weight 159 lbs. Tall lanky center who gave us some of the height we needed. Frank Horn Height 5 ft. 9 inches, Weight 157 lbs. Played guard, and was a dead eye on one-handed shots. Harry Rust Height 5 ft. 8 1X2 inches, Weight 144 lbs. Our veteran and captain of the team this year. Played guard and was always one of our leading scorers. Francis Scherer Height 5 ft. 10 inches, Weight 139 lbs. A good defensive man who played at forward, and was dangerous on set shots, Burk Elrod Height 6 ft. 1X2 inch, Weight 161 lbs. Our center who was a hot shot with the hook shot. Errol Porter Height 6 ft. 2 l!2 inches, Weight 152 lbs. Played both center and for - ward, and was a dangerous man on set shots. Gary Rust Height 5 ft. 11 inches, Weight 160 lbs. Our forward who was not only a high scorer, but also our best rebounder. Dick Wilson Height 5 ft. 10 112 inches, Weight 135 lbs. Our defensive guard who could always come through with a bucket when needed. . W. s Y f 3 I A if 52 as -fl Torn Tygett Height 5 ft. 8 3 X4 inches, Weight 144 lbs. Played at both guard and forward positions, and was always a threat to score. E i Ei , in, 4 It V9 5 H z wfj W i I W., ,.,.. ,V ff f 3 H ff x ,' .1 , -cgi I , , .,,,,,,5M Q ,L W, ,I , . M J, H , If 'Y , W WM' ,, Us ff lv 27 THE NATIONAL HONQR SOCIETY First row, left to right: Dick Snider fTreasurerJ, Betty Frank, Barbara Grueneberg, Frances Sander fSec retaryj, Barbara Rose fPresidentJ. Second row, left to right: Mr. Ownbey fSponsorJ, Harry Rust fVice-Presidenty, Don Young fHistoriar1j Burk Elrod, Gary Rust, Paul Leming. N G Xx A Sf --if The National Honor Society is the goal toward which every student in College High School should be striving. Each year the faculty selects as new members the Juniors and Seniors who meet the requirements. The requirements of the National Honor Society are very high. They are Leadership, Service, Character, and Scholarship, and a B average. All these requirements must be met to become a member. Mr. W. A. Ownbey is the sponsor of this organization. His guidance helps to make this organization one of the highest honors in the school. We are very proud to have the National Honor Society in our school and we hope it will continue to go forward in the future. 28 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right: Rosemary McClard, Evelyn Lewis, Nina Suzuki fPresidentQ, Joanna Ward fV1C6 Presidentj Joneal Gilbert, Barbara Rose, Erma Eakins, Francis Sander, Second row, left to right: Miss Mohrrnan, Darlene Todd, Ina Warren fSecretary-Treasurerj Miss Rose Rosemary Campbell, Mr. Keller. The Samuel A. Kruse Chapter of the Future Teachers of America Club was organized in College High School this year. It was formed to provide an opportunity for those interested in becoming teachers to study the pro- fession of teaching and to create an interest among other students in the teaching profession. The Club is spon- sored by student-teachers who are members of Kappa Delta Pi, a national teacher fraternity. Projects chosen for the year included a reading shelf containing materials pertaining to teaching, an assembly program, and a pro- gram of observation in the elementary grades. 29 I p GREE DRAC50 DRAMATIC CLUB M' Mr rv Hu gi, ,N 11? i M if J ii wi! 'ir 'N W ,, fi 'i H i lx J. ll. lp, uit i kj 1 B B in i Front row, left to right: Joneal Gilbert, Darlene Todd fVice-President, second halfj, Jane Sanders fHis if torian, all yeary, Rose Hoffman QA1umni Secretary, first halfj, Gary Rust fVice-President, first halfg President QW second halfj, Burk Elrod fPresident, first halfg Attorney, second halfj, Barbara Grueneberg Q Secretary, all W yearj, Bob Wilcox, fTresaurer, all yeary, Kenny Lesem QAttorney, first halfj, John Grisham, Mr. Burneson fSpon fm sorl. , ij Second row, left to right: Margie Deimund, Magde Boswell, Iris Engram, Mary Sue Kuykendall, Doris gl Cauble, Virginia Giles, Bonnie Cotner, Roselee Newman, Vera Jean Foeste, Rosemary McClard, Barbara Rose 3' Rosemary Campbell, Third row, left to right: Frances Sander, Marianna Holcomb, Paul Leming, Frank Horn, Sherry Kirkpat rick, Tom Tygett, Gene Summers, Harry Rust, Pat Dean, Tom Draper, Sherry Story, Evelyn Lewis. iz ll i The Green Dragon Dramatic Club this year gave three one-act plays , X, participated in the district dramatic Z-A Z! meet, and presented a major production F' in the spring. ' The club is an organization com- posed of members interested in acting I I or producing plays. Eligibility for l K 'membership in the club is open to stu- , 8 0 dents from the ninth through twelfth ' grades who have earned the re uired U Cl 4 , number of points through participation . in dramatics. ' Every month the club has a busines s I ,ll f X meeting and a program. in-P' if 'x.-... +V lesxir 1 I I L 30 NATloNAL THESPIAN socusrv Front row left to rrght Pat Dean Joneal Gllbert Frances Sanders QSecretaryy Darlene Todd Gary Rust fV1C6 Presldentj Burk E1rodfPres1dentj Harry Rust Barbara Rose Second row left to rlght Paul Lermng fTreasurerj Mary Sue Kuykendall Madge Boswell Evelyn LCWIS Marjorle Derrnund Mr Burneson fSponsorj fi 61 l The College H1gh School Troupe No 9571 of the Nat1ona1 Thesplan SOC1etY 1S 1n 1ts fourth year of act1v1ty Members of the Green Dragon Dranuatlc Club who have made extra ach1evement 111 dramatlc arts and who possess a scholast1c average of C plus or above are el1g1b1e for membersh1p 1n th1s 'W If . ff!! 6 .. . . A . .. X V .I N . I 1 honor society of dramatics. 2 , s Z-, f uf C 31 I SENICDR GIRLS GLEE LLIB HI 1 ,Q I ,j,. 'I II 'Ir ,1 I ,I ,I I I ,I I II, I I, ,MI I II I III ' , In UI II W, If ul 1 I I A I I , I I I I II II ,. I1 I, II j Front row, left to right: Virginia Giles, Rosemary Campbell, Frances Sander, Shirley Phillips, Rosena III Bagenpohl, Joanna Ward, Edna Schneider, Mary Sue Kuykendall, Madge Boswell, Iris Engram. II Second row, left to right: Mary Hurley, Joy Hampton, Nancy Etherton, Barbara Rose, Shirley Suedekum, I Barbara Gruenberg, Regina Leuder, Doris Cauble, Sherry Story, Darlene Todd, Dorothy Meyer, Anne Jones, I p Third row, left to right: Rosemary McC1ard, Ina Warren, Joyce Welty, Elnora Borchelt, Georgia Mehrle I Judith Lowes, Jane Sanders, Shirley Scherer, Judith Robinson, Rose Hoffman, Joneal Gilbert, Erma Eakins, Mrs. Wimp fSupervisorj . I I I I II I I I I I 6? fa-nj Our Senior Girls Glee Q 135 'ly 'K Club is made up of Sopho- - X, ,f s - ' . fp X i A f mores, Juniors and Sen- , mi f ww, M., U ,v4,,V I' 1 M ior s. The Senior Glee K 'ii,,,',,,.f'X 'mf Nh Club joined with the Jun- I X ' ' ' ior Crlee Club to present C , X, I I. the Christmas Cantata. si , X The girls sing also for 744 N- J Q4 assemblies, Commence- ment , and the Talent , , , Show. We are proud of I L. ' our Senior Glee Club. I I I I I I I I I I 32 I I ,I I, I II ' JU ICR GIRLS GLEE LLIB .- hFirst row, left to right: Gail Finch, Alice Neal, Ruth Bingeheimer, Judy Harris, Carolyn Lear, Charlotte Welc . Second row, left to right: Verna Hitt, Betty Brockmire, Mary Lou Rose, Marilyn Garner, Patricia Clip- pard, Jan Hudson, Joyce Heise, Ruth Ann Dolle. Third row, left to right: Carolyn Tolliver, Mildred Bogenpohl, Gail Garlock, Loida Comer, Martha Free- man, Maxine Robinson, Shirley Pierce, Mary McCain, Betty Davie. Fourth row left to right- Rebecca Hobbs Nylah Portlock Julia Koerber Mary Ewan Delores Froemsdo Frances Griffaw, l3etty Windekhecht,Caro1 Phillips, Mrs. Joy Wlmp fSupervisorj. , If 4: , Z... Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade , , and Freshman Girls make up our. Junior Girls Glee Club. This or- . ganization offers excellent train- ing for the Senior Glee Club as - well as furthering interests in the field of music. These girls 'NA sing for assemblies, the Talent 'lam-ns 'T' Show, and the Christmas Pro- Q gram. f C 5:2 W 'ZF C-2271i ' f Qf fa if ' ' J f 1 A ,ff pf! , ff fi V ,I J H ffl .QM Qfafidlff ff J W: r W uf Cya , .,. T ffff 7 f'- f 5- iff' 'ff 'fi E- ,,,' N , 31,1221 Cfvfflaaf 0,,faq,Zg2.j2,fQf,! ff 7 ,ff A 7 f, ,ff ,pl X 'l 4 VJ 4f'ff,ffzf-5359 ffijrlffl' 4 Q P W if , fc ,, Q V' , if 1,1 A 1 A m,lA4X,6f,,, I ,JV 4 ,f'51'fkT27Lg7fi'-4f! fl ' 'z Y 2, .ff 1' ,- gfl, Y, .f Q' J H 'Q 1 J J I 'l ll l Y W 3 H 'i 14 I L I z J Front row, left to right: James Beardsley QStudent Instructorj, Emma Jean Schwepker, Tom Tygett, Paul J Leming QVice-Presidenty, Edna Schwepker, Marjorie Deimund fPresidentJ, O. L. Wilcox fDirectorJ. Second row, left to right: Marjorie Suedekum, Judith Davis, Bonnie Cotner, Roselee Newman, Vera Jean J Foeste, Don Mills, John Grisham QBoard Memberl. J Third row, left to right: Joann Spinner, Gary Rust, Robert Wilcox, Judith Wilcox, Sherry Kirkpatrick, Ronald Ward fBoard Memberj, Doanld Jones, Nina Suzuki Felicia Snider, Bobby Etherton, J Fourth row, right to left: Doris Hamilton, Charles Kiehne, Kenny Lesem fBoard Memberj, Elsie Ates, , Gene Summers, Bob Porter, JoAnn Schwepker, Evelyn Lewis, Jim Putnam, , XE J N The College High Band plays in the Talent Show each year and participates in the District Music contest in the spring. It can be counted on to be on hand to back the boys on the basketball squad at every home game . The Band provides excellent musical training for talented stu- dents. ' fs - .1,..-....-..-...-.,.,,.,-.........v-.4,...,....:.,,ssf, ... ,-.., . , A '. - .- ' Y .- V . , 4 ,, ,....,, , hang, , A ,,,,, 4,,fw.,..:.--.:Yg4, ,L .,s.'.,s,, v '.--1-has-V ar- --u STUDENT couNclL First row left to right- Jimmy Putnam Bobby Etherton Rollle Hall and Jerry Matthews Second row left to nght Ruth Ann Dolle Barbara Grueneberg Frances Sanders V1rg1n1a G11es D1ck Sn1derfV1ce Presldentj Burk Elrod fTreasurerQ Don Young QPres1denty Bernlce Murakam1 fSec1'etaryj Thlrd row left to rlght Mr Keller QPr1nc1palj Gene Summers Bob Porter Gary Rust Darlene Todd Dons Cauble Paul Leming Pat Dean Mrs Burneson QSponsory The Student Counc1l of 1951 52 of College I-hgh School undertook several new and successful projects th1s year Among these were the coke mach1ne and sale of school emblems The coke machlne has been a worthwhlle mve st ment It supplles the students w1th cokes at noon hour, after school and on SpeC18.1 occaslons The School emblems are be1ng seen more and more around school Th1s 1S the f1rst year the school has had an emblem and many students are buymg them One representatrve 1S elected for every ten members of each class and through these representatwes student 35 X A if . .. . Q 1 , l I W opinion is expressed. ' . I g g RE DER ' GUILD Front row, left to right: Robert Bolen, Walter Seabaugh, Don Mills, Carl Trantham QTreasurerJ. Second row, left to right: Dick Snider, Arthur Suzuki, Joy Hampton QSecretaryj, Gene Summers, Bar- bara Grueneberg, Margie Deimund, Nina Suzuki, Ina Lou Warren. , Third row, left to right: Evelyn Lewis, Darlene Todd, Virginia Giles, Bonnie Cotner, Rosemary Camp- bell fPresidentJ, Marianna Holcomb, Sherry Story, Mrs. Hohe QSponsorJ. Fourth row, left to right: Mr. Bost QStudent Sponsorj, Bob Porter, Charles Kiehne fVice-Presidenty, Pat Dean, Don Young, Marjorie Suedekum, Joneal Gilbert, Jane Sander, Tom Draper. Readers' Guild is an enthusiastic group of students from the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes who met one even- ing each month to review books and to en- joy good companionship. Reviews are judged by the members and once membership is attained, the ratings of Junior Reviewer, Senior Reviewer, Junior Critic and Senior Critic may be earned. In addition to the ex- cellent reviews given at each meeting, mem- bers of Readers' Guild have written the con- stitution and have conducted a book sale dur- ing this first year of organization. 36 UPERLATIVES i ri' r. 'N' as W w X has First row, left to right: Bernice Murakami QOutstanding Junior Girly, Iris Engram fOutstanding Sophomore Girly, Darlene Todd fOutstanding Senior Girly, Barbara Grueneberg fOutstanding Junior Girly, Virginia Giles QOutstanding Freshman Girly, Gail Finch Q Outstanding Eighth Grade Girly, Ruth Ann Dolly fOutstanding Sev- enth Grade Girly, Barbara Rose fPrincessy. Second row, left to right: Rollie Hall fOutstanding Seventh Grade Boyy, Carl Long fOutstanding Fresh- man Boyy, John Grisham fOutstanding Sophomore Boyy, Gary Rust fOutstanding Junior Boy, and Outstanding Boy Athletey, Don Young fOutstanding Senior Boyy, Harry Rust QChiefy, Jimmie Putman fOutstanding Eighth Grade Boyy, Nina Suzuki lOutstanding Girl Athletey. These people were chosen by the demo- cratic vote of the student body. Their friend- liness and courtesy toward everyone have caused them to receive this outstanding recog- nition. Only do people with outstanding quali- ties of good appearance and arniability re- ceive such an honor. 37 , Y Ns I., in 4 k f ie ' 1 41 2 4 K Ii I ,? I 4 1 I l 1 1 1. ll l 4 N t l W r, H M in PCJW-WOW STAFF First row, left to right: Doris Caub1efSophomore Representativej, Virginia Giles flfreshman Representa- tivej, Bernice Murakami Uunior Representativej, Barbara Rose fSenior Representative Editorj, Madge Boswell QSophornore Representative, Secretary and Treasurery. Second row, left to right: Harry Rust Q Senior Representativej, Artist, Assistant Editor, Kenny Lesem Uun- ior Representative, Photographerj, Sherry Kirkpatrick fllreshrnan Representativei, John Grisham fSophomore Representative, Chief Photographerj, Paul Leming Uunior Class Representativej, Gary Rust Uunior Class Repres- entativej, Burk Elrgd Uunior Class Representativej, Mr. Jones fSponsorJ. This is your Pow-Wow Staff. It is composed of rep- resentatives from each class elected by the remaining members of the staff. This year's staff, under the spon- ff sorship of Mr. Jones, has workedhard to bring you this year's edition. With the co- operation of the students, the staff has produced the larg- est Pow-Wow in College High's history. R 5 Bop:-yy 1.2, -frvuoy il-'THF W gan am V , , S li 38 I COMPL IMENTS OF H E C H T ' S LADIES' AND JUNIOR MISSES' HOLLAND FURNACE C0 201 BROADWAY READY - To - WEAR DAY 2832 - PHONE - NIGHT 3602 ST. CHARLES PHARMACY PHIL c. HAMAN RAYMOND H. HARVEY A DRUGGIST 609 BROADWAY VISIT OUR STORE CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC FOR OISTINCTIVE SUPPLIES COSMETICS THE NYAL SERVICE DRUG STORE C. gl. REISENBICHLER AND co, F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 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