Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)
- Class of 1959
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'nzvzv v , ,w.,,,,1,3 ,MQ ,um , x ' fn. fffg-Y. 7,,s ,4f1 W , L1 :f'f'fc' f- ug 'I - Rmufblk 26 27 28 29 THE PIUNEER IDF 1959 pr e s e nts Sun ,Man Cue Wed C7111 9rim Sal 9 10 11 12 13 1 25 14 year .911 Kefroalaecf Publishedby 1 N111 11 Administration Classes . . Athletics . Organizations Social . . Vi ion Long Ilememhercd Looking bock over our dctys ot K. l-l. S., we tind thot the tive di- visions ot this book symbolize o retrospect ot mony W o n d e r t u l times. Here We recoll pictures ot tine odministrotors ond teczchers, closs-rooms where students devel- oped their mentol dbilities ond spent time with friends whom they shctll long remember, ct proqrom ot othletics tor the physicol develop- ment ot crll, the mon y crctivities which moulded Well-rounded per- sonalities, ond o socicrl world built upon o toundcxtion ot democrotic culture. This is Kirkwood l-liqh School in ctll its qlory, opening to us ci new world ot intellectuol, so- cictl ond physicol ochievement. Thrrc II lle1I10al.11 Amvther Heclic Tmcky Duy UI q - ' IIII.III 011.111 1: l I MA11Y ANN FROST c:1aA11A1v1 KIRK I I N ' UI l959: 0 lbur' K I DICK MILLER IIIIfY IVIVNALLY MITZIL. RESTER MARY THOMPSON ELAINE WARD IANE ITTNER KENDALL WAGGONER CHRISTY RISHOP PETE WINCUR NANCY LINN BRAD BINNINGTON ANNII PARIIAM ERNIE RICE IUDY RRIELL HENRY DUNBAR K. I-I. S. DONNA DEAN CINIDI GREEN LINDA ADDISON KATI-II YOUNG IUANITA STONE SYBIL BROOKS SHARON MARTIN IANICE NOLLER SUSAN ODELI. ISIARTIIA 13RI'RI'Iw DEL VAIVIIPRIQLI. FRANK M.-DOIIGALI MELINIWA IVI1-CIIII1 I LINDA HORN ROGER UHAPIN SCO'I'T IOIINSON MRS. W. If. STEINLAMP Thi Issue To a f a n, g Sophomores concentrating. jk Off! ' of Wm Hail Kirkwood High School Unto thee We sing Ever Victorious Homage We bring. Five Seniors with a political background. Iuniors attempt Mrs. Fahien's han qinq. th Takes a Holiday. We UhcHs laments Swnamq anzi swaymfq. O'De1I makes things balance. Looking Back s. 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SMITH 1 1 11115 .f1x1114xv1'111 11111115111 1 !X:ts1S1r1111 P1111Cip111 111 K11kw111111 HIQ11 31411111 BOARD OI' EDUCATION 12111, 111-111. 111111111 N1,11,1J..11.1111111,s111-1111111517 M1. N. L1111, Ass1s11111t F11-1151111117 M1, 11. L . S. 11.1 1111 I1 1311 1 N1 111 1 M1 .fX.1., 1'11'w S111w111111111111i11111p M1. F, H, H11b1111s, V1111 1711151111117 1111. 12 H H11Ww11 1 Nl 111111 M1 11.C.111111111111,T11111s11 F L is.-M., 1- Th. 11'I1 Miss Abbott Counselor. Mr. Avey Plane Geometry. Mr. Batch Physical Education. Mr. Behrens Counselor. Mrs. Boettner French. Mrs. Brooks Geography, P. T. A. Sponsor. Mr. Bush Chemistry. Mrs. Carpenter eGovernment, Sociology, American History. Mr. Clute Bookkeeping, Commercial Math, Y. F. C. Sponsor. Mr. Corner Remedial Reading. Mrs. Corner English, General Math. Mrs. Conkin Home Management, Tailoring, Clothing. Mrs. Conley Contemporary Literature Col lv lege Preparatory English, Radio Club Sponsori Mrs. Craig Counselor, American Literature, English ll. gzifagdrfing P. T. A. BOARD Mr. Etliort, Mrs. Him, Mr. Htrntr, Mr. Shclstall, Mr. Mcrztre, Mrs. Ncller, Mrs. Bester, Mr. Ovwrlry. PRINCIPAIQS OFFIFF ASSISTANTS Standing: Miss Beclt-ll, Mrs. Mtn tin, Mrs. Ballard. Seated: Mr. Kcerber. Mr. Cravens - Counselor. Mr. Diitley- Crafts, World and American History. Mrs. Fahien- -American Literature, English ll Service Club Sponsor. Mrs. Poster eGovernment, Sociology, World History. Mrs. Fox----Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. Mrs. Gentry Physical Education, K-Klub Sponsor. Mrs. Grayson--A-Shorthand, Typing. Miss Gregoryeelsatin. Mr. Hansen efDriver Training, Little Theater and Thespians Sponsor. Miss Hartman - School Nurse. Mr. Headleee -Chemistry, Camera Club Sponsor. Mr. HendersoneeC. O. E. Miss Henry eContemporary Literature, English Literature, College Preparatory English, Con- servation Club Sponsor. K. H. S. FACULTY Top Row: Behrens, Via, Page, McGill, Bush, Carpenter, Horn, Boettner, Headlee, Pa h i e n, Hunker, Wilkins, Strxrud, Ditfley, Comer. Bcnttorn Row: Craig, Brooks, Batch, Stocker, McClanahan, Ienninqs, Comer, Powell, Tomlin, Gregory, McMahon, Steenckrrn, Vtlalther. lforrrlevn ange 0 udigigfg Mr. Horn -Counselor, Government, Sociology, Cheerleading and Hi-Y Sponsor. Mr. Hunkere-Solid Geometry, Advanced Alge- bra, Trigonometry. Mr. lssacf Band, Crchestra. Mrs. lennings-World History, Spanish. Mr. Iones-eAmerican Problems, American History. Mrs. Kalb---Study Hall. Mrs. Kinge-English l0, Speech. Mrs. Klagesf-English ll, American Literature. Mr. Koerbe-rfPlane Geometry. Mrs. Krueger- -English 10. Mr. LenicheePhysical Education, Football, Golt Coach. Mr. MillerfeAdvanced Algebra, Basketball, Baseball Coach, Varsity Club Sponsor. Mr. McClanahanfStudy Hall, Football Coach. Mrs. McGille-AA Cappella, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Mr. McMahan f-e-f Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Page--Driver Training. Mrs. ParksfAmerican History. Mr. Piro-Biology, Driver Training. Mrs. Powell-eTyping, Secretarial Practice. Miss SheppardfArt, Crafts, Art Club Sponsor. Miss Shikles--American History, Human Rela- tions Club Sponsor. Mrs. SkoubyePhysical Education, K-Klub Sponsor. Mr. M. A. Smith-Speech, Latin, English l2, Debate Club Sponsor. Mrs. Steencken-Spanish, English 10. SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE ASSISTANTS Top How: Mrs. D. Dunkle, Mrs. H. Hicks, Mrs. M. I. Kopp Miss I. Thursby, Mrs. M. Hinkson. Bottom Row: Mrs, M. Tate, Mr. R. Huckeby, Miss H. Hawkins Mrs. Steinkamp-American Literature, English ll, Pioneer, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Mr. Stixrude-Chemistry, Biology, General Math, Pep Club Sponsor. Mr. Stocker-Natural Science, B Football Coach. Mr. Stout-Advanced Algebra, General Math, Tennis Coach. Mr. ViaeCounselor, Toastmasters Sponsor. Mrs. Waln-French. Mr. Walther-Shop, Wood Work, Metal, Wrestling Coach. Mr. WhayneiEnglish lU. Mr. Wigginse-Physics, Track Coach. Mrs. Wilkings-Plane Geometry, Algebra. Mrs. Williams-College Preparatory English, Advanced Placement English, Call, Quill And Scroll Sponsor. Miss Wilson-Speech Correction. K. H. S. FACULTY Top Row: Avey, King, Clute, Jones, Sheppard, Issac, Henry, Lenich, Henderson, Smith, Miller, Koerber, Stout, Hansen, Stein- kamp, Whayne. Bottom Row: Cravens, Williams, Krueger, Harris, Conley, Foster, Fox, Klages, Gentry, Conkin, Hartman, Shikles, Grayson, Parks. Fifteen Xi r x if iii Wiz it Wi WW, Mr. Stout explaining X ond Y. ili,i Sixteen L.A.. akufafing LQQOHQ xloerienced MATHEMATICS Logicol thinking ond exoctness in Work ore two of the niony choroc- teristics developed in the K. H. S. moth courses which include olgebrot, geometry, ond trigonornetry. F r o rn them, untold benefit is derived upon entering vgrious vocotionol fields. Rather solid, Mr. Hunker. Ol' Cl lC0 in 0l'l10I I 0lfU Becker rclls the press. ELECTIVES A larae mtmher at electives is at- lered at K. H. S. Each che serves ta develop skills ar talents which can he put into practice alter graduation, and at the same time, provides ah eixjavahle d i C3 r e s s i O11 from the academic courses. These electives can he placed into three cateaaries with respect to their application: shop, mechanical drawiria, typmq, and shorthand are applied iii mariy vacatiausg music and art furnish elif tortaiiimeiit, while home ecaiiamics is ut use to any homemaker. 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This then provides us with a deeper insight into the lcasis oi governments oi the United States and other countries, and helps to dispel many prejudices which have developed as a result of a lack oi knowledge. ln addition, we become acquainted with many oi the problems and responsibili- ties which we will encounter as citizens some time in future years. xlflll'f4'1'Il Wlicw lilces le froncois? cr lvetter insight into our own longiioge ond culture through knowledge of the people from whorn they grew. The K. H. S. lgngiioge deportrnent odvgnces these oirns by oltering three yegrs eoch of Lotin, French, ond Spanish. I LL'L'l7lU cquiring jimi 'UU FGREIGN LANGUAGE A course in o foreign loinf guoge con groorn C1 student to he on ornbossoidor trorn the United Stories to oinother Coun- try, or help prepore hirn for pro- fessions such os medicine or low. More importoni than this, is thot these Courses give hini Puellce et pueii, cognosrete Latin! .j6'l0lfUA6!gQ I Oil gn 6!lfl,I Q ENGLISH The English Department ini- proves coniniunication by ap- plying skills acquired in vari- ous English courses. A student must learn through the study ot literature and grarnniar to in- terpret what he reads and to express himself effectively in everyday situations throughout his litetirne. Don't give up the ship, Mr. Whaynel The Atlantic challenges the seniors. M7151 li v - 'S 5 5 4 ' ,L K 'A . 5f5?5i5Q , f .,,,,, . S, 1 -P ' A . i., , , ii ,, ,,, .iq .,.,W..,,W A .-.V WM ,gg 4 uv. A34 ffwf,v,y:Qm iiwgzfm awifmiifhifiw' in LM mm :mv M Q M. ,, . - . a xlaerienced CLASS 1-p-- Uqfvf. I Q.. I 1 f C '--ik Tusentyf lhrec' l 1 we .jslaroly .Sin iorzi IANET ACKERMANN Graduated lune I959: Y-Teens: K- Klub: Nipher Cheerleader: Latin Club, Treasurer: Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Hockey: Varsity Vol- leyball: Nipher Pep Club, Pres- ident: Student Council: Football Maid: Drivers' Education: Pep Club, Sergeant at Arms: Call Cir- culation Staffg Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Gym Assistant: Hockey Class Team: Basketball Class Team: Baseball Class Team: Vol- leybal-l Class Team, May Maid. LINDA ADDISON Graduated Iune I959: Spanish Club: Dramatics Club, Father's Been to Mars : Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus: Girls' Sextet: National Associ- ation of Poetry: Art Club: Girls' Sports: Pep Club: Girls' Chorus: Call Circulation Staff: Little The- ater: Pioneer Staff, Calendar: Ouill and Scroll: Pica, Editorial Staff: Little Theater Play Make-up Chairman: Senior Play. NANCY ANDERSON Graduated lune I959: Pep Club: Iunior High Orchestra: Senior High Orchestra, Secretary: F.T.A.: National Essay Association: Oc- tet: French Club: Y-Teens: Beacon Staff, Feature Writer. PATRICIA ANN ANGELI.. Graduated Iune I959: Majorette Band: Debate Club- Girls' S rts- . . P0 C.O.E. ALICE ARTHUR Graduated Iune I959: Transferred Brentwood High School, Brent- wood, Mo.: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Art Club, Secretary: Little Theater: The-spians: Girls' Sports: Football Maid. PEARLENA LORETTA ASHLEY Graduated Iune l959: Transferred Lucy Flower School, Chicago, Ill.: F.T,A.: Y-Teens: Girls' Chorus: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports. Twenty-four DAVE ADAMS Graduated lune I959: Sophomore, Iunior, Varsity Track: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Toastmasters: Little The- ater: Arsenic and Old Lace- : Iunior, Senior Hi-Y. DEANNA ALBRECHT Graduated Iune l959: K-Klub: Nipher Student Council, Secretary: Art Club: Pep Club: Student Council: Girls' Sports: Softball Class Team: Varsity Softball: Dramatics Club: Latin Club: Y-Teens, Secretary. WENDY ANGELI Graduated lune I959: Art Club: Dra- matics Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Drivers' Education: Girls' Chorus. ANN BARRETT ARNOLD Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Shades Valley High School, Birmingham, Alabama: Y-Teens, Sergeant-at-Arms, Secretary: Pep Club: Art Club. HENRY ASHCRAFT Graduated Iune 1959: B Football: Wrestling: C, B, Varsity Track. GEORGE BADENOCH Graduated Iune l959: Call Staff: Beacon Staff, Page Editor: Senior High Band: Debate Club: Toast- masters' Club, Secretary-Treasurer. LINDA BARNES Graduated lune 1959: Girls' Sports: French Club: Pep Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Cho- rus: Y-Teens: Drivers' Education: lazz Club: Toastmasters' Club: Dramatics Club. CHUCK BAUER Graduated lune 1959: lunicr, Senior Hi-Y: Drivers' Education: Fresh- man Track: B Football: Varsity Baseball: Gym Assistant: Metro- politan Hi-Y Representative: Cam- era Club: Beacon Staff, lUSTlNE LOUISE BEAL Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: Human Relations: Representative to intergroup Youth: Y-Teens, Treasurer: Office Assistant: Li- brary Assistant. CHARLES BECKER Graduated Iune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: C. O. E. MARIORIE BELING Graduated June l959: Art Club: Of- fice Assistant: Dramatics Club: Y- Teens: Little Theater: Girls' Sports: Pep Club: Thespians: Scenery Committee, Senior Play. MlTZlE BESTER Graduated lune 1959: Latin Club, Vice President: Dramatics Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Treas- urer: Girls' Chorus, Librarian: Sophomore Class Treasurer: Y- Teens, Inter-Club Council Repre- sentative: Girls' Sports: K-Klub: Volleyball Class Team: Softball Class Team: Pep Club: Human Relations: Little Theater, Vice President: Thespians, Vice Pres- ident: Pioneer Staff, Co-Social Ed- itor: Ouill and Scroll: M.A.S.C. Work Shop: Student Council, Sec- retary: Pioneer Maid: May Maid. gi fy - ine GARY BARTON Graduated Iune 1959: Varsity Club: Iunior, Senior High Orchestra: C, B, Varsity Footbal. GLENN BAUMGARTH Graduated Iune l959: lunior, Senior High Band: Senior Orchestra: Projection Club, President: Varsity Golf: Varsity Club. ROBERT BEARD Graduated lune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: C, B, Varsity Track: B, Varsity Football. GORDON BECKER Graduated Iune 1959: Sophomore, lunior, Senior Hi-Y: Mixed Chorus: Iunior High Band: Track. RAY BENNETT Graduated lune l959: Sophomore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: National Essay Association: Conservation Club: Freshman Track: Wrestling. BRADLEY H. BINNINGTON Graduated Iurie 1959: Chess Club: Latin Club: Beacon Staff, Business Manager: Little Theater: Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: You Can't Take lt With You : Thespians: The Dear Departedu: Death Takes A Hol- iday : Pioneer Staff, Co-Business Manager: Senior Class Treasurer: Senior Play. Twenty-five euiew ccafiionfi BEVERLY BISHOP Graduated lune 1959: Spanish Club, President: Pep Club: Y-Teens: N-Club: Iunior, Senior High Band: lunior, Senior High Orchestra: Lit- tle Theater: K-Klub: Girls' Sports: Varsity Hockey: Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Softball: Basketball Class Team: Hockey Class Team: Softball Class Team: Call Circula- tion Stafl: National Poetry Associ- ation: Student Council. KENT BLACKWELL Graduated lune 1959: C, B, Varsity Football: C, B Basketball: C, Var- sity Track: Golf Manager: Soph- omore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y, Soph- omore Vice President: Delegate to letterson City: lunior Class Vice President: Varsity Club: Drivers' Education: Student Council, MARK BOLTEN Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Latin Club: BTrack. RICHARD BOPP Graduated Iune 1959: C Football: C Track: Baseball: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y: Drivers' Ed- ucation. lUDY BRAND Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred Lindbergh High School: Pep Club: Human Relations: A Cappella Choir: Mixed Ensemble: A11-County Chorus: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Cho- rus: Girls' Sports: Representative to Model U. N. Assembly: F.T.A.: Library Assistant: Y-Teens. lUDY BRIELL Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Dra- matics Club, Secretary: Y-Teens: Nurse's Assistant: Latin Club: Call Circulation Staff: Pioneer Staff, ldentification of Pictures: Quill and Scroll: Pep Club, Secretary: Na- tional Essay Association: Pica Staff, Advertising Staff: Football Queen. Twenty-six CHRISTY BISHOP Graduated Iune 1959: Latin Club: Pep Club: Pioneer Statt, ldentitica- tion of Pictures: Quill and Scroll: Hockey Class Team: Drivers' Ed- ucation: K-Klub: Ticket Chairman, Senior Play: Pica, Business Staff. TOM BLEVINS Graduated lune 1959: Beacon Staff, Exchange Editor: Latin Club: B, Varsity Football: Varsity Wres- tling: Varsity Club: Call Reporter. GERRY BOPP Graduated lune 1959: Pep Club: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: National Essay Association: Y- Teens. PAMELA BRADY Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Dramatics Club: Spanish Club: Art Club: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Library Assistant: Girls' Chorus: Drivers' Education: Y-Teens. NANCY BRANSFORD Graduated lune 1959: Pep Club: Y- Teens: Art Club: Latin Club: Call, Reporter, Circulation Staff: Drivers' Education. BOB BRODIE Graduated lune 1959: B Football: Drivers' Education. fix if SYBIL BROOKS Graduated lune 19595 Latin Club5 Y-Teens5 Pep Club5 Sophomore Class Sec1etary5 Sophomore Vol- leyball Team5 Student Councilg Drivers' E'ducation5 Office Assist- ant5 Pioneer Staff, Typist5 Football Maid5 Representative to M.A.S.C. Work Shop5 Ouill and Scrol15 Girls' Sports: May Maid. CLARA BROWN Graduated lune 19595 Pep Club5 F.T.A.5 Girls' Sports. MICHAEL BROWNE Graduated Iune 19595 Transferred Brentwood High School, Brent- wood, Mo.5 Stamp Club5 Latin Club. TED BUHL Graduated lune 19595 Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus5 Senior Hi-Y5 Span- ish C1ub5H!Track. I' RCHAM ' iqh School, S qfield, .5 B Varsity Footb 5 Wres- 5 arsity Clu 5 I or, Senior ' 5 nior Cla T surerp Driv- zl s' dati ent Councilg el e to te onvention5 Del- te to Y th and Government onvention. IUDY BURNEIT Graduated Iune 19595 Pep Club5 French Club5 Y-Teens5 Girls' Cho- rus5 Girls' Sports5 Human Rela- tions5 Stage Manager Senior Play. OLUIQ tAQ oline LACKEY BROWDER Graduated lune 19595 Iunior and Senior High Orchestra5 All-County Orchestra5 Latin Club5 Drivers' Educ:ation5 Senior Hi-Y. LARRY BROWN Graduated Iune 19595 Transferred Northeastern High School, Detroit. Michiqari5 Drivers' Education. ROBERTA BROWNLEE Graduated Iune 19595 Art Club5 Girls' Sports: Pep Club5 Drivers' Education5 Office Assistant. ROBERT BUNTAINE Graduated Iune 19595 Transferred Ritenour High School, Overland, Mo.5 Camera Club. lUDY BURGGRABE Graduated lune 19595 Latin Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus5 Girls' Glee Club, Student Director5 A Cappella Choir, Presidentg Mixed Ensemble, Accompanist5 Girls' Sex- tet5 Drivers' Education5 Girls' Sportsp Call Circulation Staff5 Pep Club5 Y-Teens. MARIE CAROLYN BUSCH Graduated Iune 19595 Mixed Chorus5 Girls' Chorus5 Pep Club5 Drivers' Education5 National Essay Associ- ation5 National Poetry ASSOCiQli0n5 A Cappella Choir5 Girls' Sports. Twenty-seven em em Aer reezi ng BARBARA BUSH Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Spanish Club: N-Club: Pep Club: YfTeens: Girls' Sports: lunior Class Hockey Team: Thermo-lac Fashion Board Representative: Drivers' Education: Call Circula- tion Staff. DELWIN CAMPBELL Graduated lune 1959: Latin Club: C, Varsity Football, Honorable Mention AllfSuburban Big Six: Call Staff, Sports Reporter: Var- sity Wrestling, Captain: Repre- sentative to Missouri Boys' State: Pioneer Staff, Boys' Sports Editor: Varsity Tennis, Captain: Student Council, Parliamentarian: Varsity Club, Vico President: Ouill and Scroll: Hatchet Man Candidate. IOY CANNON Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Richfield High School, Rich- field, Minnesota: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens: Art Club: lunior Band: Drivers' Education: Call Circulation Staff. IIM CARTER Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Greenwood Iunior High School, Springfield, Missouri: lun- ior and Senior High Band: Human Relations: Senior Hi-Y. WILLIAM CHAMBERS Graduated Iune 1959. WEBB CHILES Graduated lune 1959: Latin Club: Varsity Club: Human Relations: C, B, Varsity Football: C, B, Var- sity, Track: First Place American Legion Oratorical Contest: C Bas- ketball. Twenty-right S151 ?f' M. gg. IEFFRE LYNN BUTCHER Graduated Tune 1959: Pep Club: Spanish Club: Girls' Sports: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Cho- rus: National Essay Association: Drivers' Education: Y-Teens. GEORGE CAMPBELL Graduated Iune 1959: Senior Hi-Y: Drivers' Education: Senior High Band. SHIRLEY ANN CANNON Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Brentwood High School, Brentwood, Missouri: Iunior Class, Secretary: Iazz Club: You Can't Take It With You : Thespians, Secretary: Little Theater, Secre- tary: Death Takes A Holiday, Student Director: Talent Assembly: Girls' Sports. HELEN CAVIC Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Latin Club: Office Assistant: Y-Teens: Pep Club: C. O. E., Vice President. ROGER A. CHAPIN Graduated Iune 1959: Iunior and Senior High Band and Orchestra: Latin Club: Toastmasters' Club, Vice President: Camera Club: Ouill and Scroll: Pioneer Staff, Photographer: Call Staff, Photcq: rapher: Drivers' Education. NANCY CINA Graduated Iune 1959: Cheerleader: Pep Club: Latin Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Call Circulation Staff: F. T. A.: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens: May Maid. CAROL CLARK Graduated lune 1959: National Po- etry Association: Pep Club: Little Theater: French Club: Call Report- er: Quill and Scroll: Girls' Glee Club: Pica, Business Staff: Drivers' Education: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Sports: Dramatics Club: Y-Teens: Make-up Commit- tee, Senior Play. BETTY COCHRAN Graduated Iune 1959. BARBARA COFFEY Graduated lune 1959: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Latin Club: Iunior and Sen- ior High Orchestra and String Oc- tet: Human Relations: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Call Staff, Reporter, Cir- culation Staff: Girls' Sports: Dra- matics Club. CHRIS COTTON Graduated Iune 1959. KAREN CRUMBLISS Graduated Iune 1959: lunior and Senior High Orchestra: Drivers' Education: Office Assistant: French Club: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens: Dramatics Club. PAT DAILEY Graduated lune 1959: C, B, Varsity Football: Varsity Wrestling: Var- sity Club: Sophomore, lunior, Sen- ior Hi-Y: Senior Play. jll,l'LQg ag NANCY CLEM ' Graduated Iune 1959: Freshman Class Secretary: Call, Circulation Staff, Typist: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Drivers' Education: Girls' Chorus: A Cappella: Latin Club: Girls' Sports: Iunior, Senior High Or- chestra. STEVE H. COESTER Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: C Basketball: Ni- pher Student Council: Latin Club: Student Council: Hi-Y: Delegate to St. Louis Model U. N. Assem- bly: Human Relations Club: Var- sity Club: Call Staff, Business Manager: Ouill and Scroll: Mis- souri Boys' State, County Treasur- er: Varsity Football and Basket- ball, Announcer. ELEANOR COOK Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Hall High School, Little Rock, Arkansas: Girls' Sports: Debate Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens. IEANNINE RAE CRAIGO Graduated Iurte 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Pep Club: F.T.A.: Girls' Sports: Spanish Club: Dra- matics Club: Camera Club. MARY BETH CUNNINGHAM Graduated lune 1959: Pep Club: Spanish Club: Girls' Sports: Twir- ling Corps: Drivers' Education. RAY DAUB Graduated lune 1959: Drivers' Edu- cation: Varsity Baseball. Twenty-nine .iofgaff gamed CLAUDINE DAVIS C iaclucted Iune 1959. E. GRANT DAVIS raduated Iune IQ59: Transferred from Galesburg I-Iiqh School, Galesburq, Illinois: A Cappella: Call Staff, Reporter: Senior I-Ii-Y: Metropolitan Hi-Y Councilman: Camera Club: Iazz Club. DONNA DEAN Graduated Iune I959: Latin Club: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Volleyball Class Team: K-Klub: Pioneer Staff, Photography Co- Editcr: Ouill and Scroll: Little The- ater: National Poetry Association: National Essay Association: Drlvf ers Education: Pioneer Maid. RICHARD I. DEGRENDELE Graduated Iune l959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: A Cappella. SUSIE DOOLITTLE Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Classon I-Iiqh School, Okla- homa City, Oklahoma. DAVE DRAKE Graduated Iurio l959: Nipher Stu dent Ccuncil: Model U. N. Del- 'Q eqate: Representative to M.A.S.C. Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: I-Ii-Y Officer, Senior Class President: C, B, Var sity Track. Thtrlq DENNY DAVIS Graduated Iune I959: C Track: C, B, Varsity Football: C Basketball: Drivers' Education: Sophomore, Iunior Senior I-Ii-Y. MARTIN DAWSON Graduated Iune l959: Radio Club, Vice President: Drivers' Education: lunicr I-liqh Band: Wrestling. PATTY DECKER Graduated Iune l959: Latin Club: Y-Teens: Dramatics Club: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Art Club: Call, Reporter, Circulation Staff. IERRY DIVINCEN Graduated Iune l959: C, Iunior, Varsity Track: C, B, Varsity Fact' lcall: Senior I-Ii-Y: Drivers' Educae tion: Gym Assistant: Varsity Base- ball. DAVE DOUGLAS Graduated Iune l959: Transferred frcm Newark I-Iiqh School, New' ark, Delaware: Wrestlina: Track. GEORGE DRESSEL Graduated Iune l959: C. O. E., Res porter. . .jf DALE DRURY Graduated lune l959: C Track: Wrristling. lACK DUDLEY Graduated lune l959: Transferred from Southeast High School, St. Louis, Missouri: Senior Band. ALISON EBERSOLE Graduated luno l959: Call, Reporter, Circulation Staff: Pep Club: Y- Teens: Latin Club: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Girls' Sports. MAURY EGGERS Graduated Iune l9b9. lUDY ELLIOTT Graduated Iune l959: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Spanish Club: Art Club: Beacon Staff, Typist: Girls' Sports: Library Assistant: F.T.A. NAN ENGLISH Graduated luno l959: Transferred from North Kansas City High School, North Kansas City, Mis- souri: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Call Circulation Staff: K-Klub, Vice President: Girls' Sports: Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Class Teams: Hockey, Basketball, Varsity Teams: Basketball Man- ager: Drivers' Education: Gym Assistant. 3 'fi 'VA v is Ss? X i N t Mfr 3,4 W1 gi., ELAINE DUBAIL Graduated Iune li-359: K-Klub, Ser- geant-at-Arms: Latin Club: Art Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Girls' Sports: Hockey, Basketball, Volley- ball, Softball Class Teams: Hock- ey, Volleyball, Softball Varsity: Hockey Manager: Call Circulation Staff: Drivers' Education: Office Assistant: Gym Assistant: lunior, Senior High Band, Librarian: Sen- ior Hiqh Orchestra. HENRY DUNBAR Graduated Iune 1959: Spanish Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Boys' Ensemble: Drivers' Education: Var- sity Baseball: C, B, Varsity Bas- ketball: Pioneer Staff, Circulation Manager: Quill and Scroll: Var- sity Club: A Cappella, Librarian: All-Suburban Chorus: Boys' Ouar- tet: Mixed Ensemble: Projection Club: Hon. Mention All District Basketball: Varsity Tennis. IIM EDMONDS Graduated Iune l959: Wrestling: Sophomore Hi-Y. PAT ELBERT Graduated lune l959: Latin Club: Little Theater: Y-Teens, Chaplain: Pep Club: Call Staff, Reporter: Ouill and Scroll: National Essay Association: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Dramatics Club: Art Club, President: Library Assistant. RICK ELLIS Craduated lune lEl59: Radio Club: lunior Track: Drivers' Education. FAT ESLER Graduated lune l959: Transferred from Bloomfield High School, Bloomfield, New lersey: l-S.T.A.: Y-Teens: Pep Club. Thirly-one' I1l'l0llJ'lC2I'D'l0l'l td SYLVIA A. EWING Graduated Iune 1959: Girls' Sports: C.O.E. STEVE FEYERABEND Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Saint Paul's College, Con- cordia, Missouri: Sophomore, Iun- ior, Varsity Wrestling: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Human Relations Club, Sergeant-at-Arms: Mixed Chorus: A Cappella: All-County Chorus: Senior Play. SUSIE FOTSCH Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Little Theater: Thespians: Girls' Sports: Girls' Chorus: Driv- ers' Training: Dramatic Club: Mixed Chorus: Sextet. BETTY FREIERMUTH Graduated Iune 1959: Dramatic Club: Pep Club: Iunior, Senior High Orchestra: Drivers' Educa- tion: F.T.A.: County Music Fes- tival. BRIAN FRISBY Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Southwest High School, Min- neapolis, Minnesota. AMY GARDNER Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Dramatic Club: Office Assistant: Pep Club: F.T.A.: French Club: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: Little Theater, Clerk, President: Thespians, Clerk, President: You Can't Take It With You : Call, Circulation Staff: Stage Director Senior Play. Thirlq-Iwo LEE FEI-IR Graduated Iune l959: C.O.E. TOM FINNIE Graduated Iune l959: Mixed Cho- rus: Spanish Club: B Football: Drivers' Education: Photography Club. DOLORES FREEDMAN Graduated Iune l959: Nipher Cheer- leader: Dramatios Club, President: French Club, President: Talent As- sembly: Father's Been to Mars : Little Theater: Thespians: You Can't Take It With You : What's Wrong With the Girls? , Director: Pep Club: National Essay Associa- tion: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens, Vice President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Pres- ident: Y-Teen Interclub Council, Secretary, President: Y-Teen Inter- branch Council, Vice President, President: Delegate to l956 Y-Teen Illinois Summer Conference: Del- egate to l956 Y-Teen National Convention: Call, Reporter: Stu- dent Council: Delegate to l957 Student Council Workshop: Senior Play: H u m a n Relations: Com- mencement Speaker. KATHERINE FRIEDRICH Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Roosevelt High School: St. Louis, Missouri: Y-Teens: Camera Club: Pep Club: Drivers' Educa- tion: Girls' Sports. MARY ANN FROST Graduated Iune l9S9: Pioneer Staff, Co-Editor: Ouill and Scroll: K-Klub: Pep Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: A Cappel- la: Latin Club: Y-Teens: Call Staff, Reporter: Student Council: Repre- sentative to Missouri Girls' State Convention: Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball Class Teams: Basketball, Volleyball Varsity Teams: Pioneer Maid: House fa Prcgrams Com- mittee Senicr Play. GEORGE GIBSON Graduated Iune l959: B Football: Baseball: Mixed Chorus: A Cap- pella: Mixed Ensemble: All-County Chorus: Sophomore, Iunior, Senior I-li-Y: Latin Club: Drivers' Educa- tion: Conservation Club, Secretary- Treasurer. MIKE GILES Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from University City High School, University City, Missouri: Senior Hi-Y: Human Relations: National Poetry Association. lEAN GOOD Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Cleveland High School, St. Louis, Missouri: Art Club: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: Pep Club. BECKY GRAHAM Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Dramatic Club: Fathers Been to Mars : Soph- omore, lunior, Senior Y-Teens, Chaplain, Treasurer: Little The- ater: Death Takes A Holidayn: Art Club, Vice President, President: Pep Club: Girls' Chorus, President: Girls' Sports: A Cappella, Vice President: Student Council: French Club. EUGENE ROLAND GRAY Graduated lune 1959: Freshman Football: Freshman Track: Drivers' Education: C.O.E. CINDI GREEN Graduated lune 1959: Cheerleader, Captain: Ninth Grade Glee Uub: Nipher Student Council, President: Student Council: M.A.S.C. Work- shop: Girls' Chorus: A Cappella: K-Klub: Varsity Basketball: Volley- ball, Softball Class Teams: Pep Club: National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist: Pioneer Staff, Pho- tographic Editor: Call, Circulation Staff: County Student Council: Ouill and Scroll: Latin Club: Bea- con Staff, Advertising Manager: Pica, Editorial Staff: Pioneer Maid: Commencement S p e a k e r: May Maid. KARIN GROSSE Graduated Iune 1959: Cheerleader, Co-Captain: Art Club: Y-Teens: Pep Club, Treasurer: Latin Club, President: Fashion Board Repre- sentative for Scruggs Vandervoort and Barney: A Cappella: Girls' Chorus: F.T.A.: Girls' Sports: Call Staff, Reporter. On jk? eyl'lf2l'C0l'l'l PAT GIRVIN Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Arlington High School, Ar- lington Heights, Illinois: National Scholastic Art Award: Pep Club: Art Club: French Club: Little The- ater: Y-Teens: Talent Assembly: Publicity Senior Play. MARY ANN GOODMAN Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Latin Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens, Treasurer: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Human Relations: Dramatics Club: Na- tional Poetry Association. ROBERT GRAHAM Graduated lune 1959: Spanish Club: C Football: Sophomore, Iunior Hi-Y. MARTHA GREBER Graduated lune 1959: Latin Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens: K-Klub, Secre- tary: Girls' Sports: Hockey, Soft- ball Class Teams: Hockey Varsity: Pioneer Staff, Copy Editor: Ouill and Scroll: Drivers' Education: N.C.T.E. Scholarship Award Nom- inee. GUS WILLIAM GROSS Graduated Iune 1959: Library Assist- ant: Varsity Wrestling. LYNN GURLEY Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: Latin Club: Dramatics Club: Y- Teens, Treasurer: Iunior, Senior High Band, Secretary: Iunior, Senior High Orchestra: All-State Band, Orchestra, and Chorus: Lit- tle Theater: Toastmasters: Human Relations: Girls' Sports. Thirty- three we olzllefy GENIEL HELEN GWIN Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Northwestern High School, Hyattsville, Maryland: Girls' Cho- rus: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: Y-Teens, Vice President: Senior Play, PATTI HALLADAY Graduated Iune l959: Spanish Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Y-Teens: Girls' Sports: National Poetry Association: Driv- ers' Education: Call, Circulation Staff: Pep Club. GERALD I. HAMILTON Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Pontiac Township High School: Freshman Football: Iunior, Senior Baseball: Drivers' Educa- tion: Varsity Club: Iunior, Senior Football Manager. NANCY IANE HARRIS Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir: Pep Club: F.T.A.: Driver's Education. IOAN HARTMAN Graduated Iune l959: Iunior Dra- matics Club: Iunior and Senior Art Club: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Of- fice Assistant: Drivers' Education. ARDETI-I HARTUNG Graduated Iune l959: Orchestra: Y-Teens: Pep Club: K-Klub: Girls' Sports: Varsity Volleyball: Hock- ey, Basketball, Volleyball Class Teams: Cheerleader: Latin Club: Drivers' Education: Call, Circula- tion Staff: May Maid. Thirty-four i SUSAN l-IADDOCK Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Valley Park High School, Valley Park, Missouri. GEORGE E. HAMILTON Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Pontiac Township High School, Missouri: Freshman Foot- ball: Iunior, Senior Baseball: Driv- ers' Education: Varsity Club. SHARI HAPPE Graduated Iune l959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Sports: Girls' Chorus: Pep Club: Nurses' Assist- ant: C.O.E. STUART HARRIS Graduated Iune l959: Varsity, R, C Track: Cross Country: B, C Foot- ball: Varsity Club: Sophomore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: Metropolitan Council Hi-Y: Art Club, Vice Pres- ident: Model U. N. Assembly Del- egate: Beacon Staff, Editor: Pica Staif, Assistant Editor: Quill and Scroll. RONALD HARTMANN Graduated Iune 1959: Varsity Base ball: Varsity Club. KEN R. HEILEMANN Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Evanston Township High School, Evanston, Illinois: Golf Team: Varsity Club: Call, Car- tocnist: Art Club. J PAUL HENNERICH A Graduated Tune 1959: A Cappella Choir: Mixed Ensemble: Latin Club: Human Relations Club: All- County' Chorus: National Poetry Association: National Essay As- sociation: Drivers' Education. TOM HENTSCHEL Graduated lune 1959: Varsity Club: Tennis Team: Wrestling: Spanish Club. GLENN HILL Graduated lune 1959: Toastmasters' Club: Drivers' Education: Soph- omore Track. IOYCE HOCH Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Octet: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: Office Assistant: Pep Club: Y-Teens. SUE HOGAN Graduated lune 1959: Beacon Staff, Reporter: French Club: Dramatics Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Little Theater: Girls' Sports: Call Staff, Reporter, Third Page Editor: Ouill and Scroll, Secretary: National Poetry Association: Sermons in Poetry: Drivers' Education: Pica Editorial Staff: Costumes Senior Play. BARRY HOLT Graduated lune 1959: Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: Delegate to Youth and Gov- ernment: Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus: A Cappella. F xt.-X oronafion 5 rom IERRY HENSLEY Graduated Iune 1959: lunior High Band: Drivers' Education. LINDA HERRON Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Northwest Classen High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Pep Club. KENT I-IOBART Graduated Iune 1959. ANITA HODGES Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: Library Assistant: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens: Drivers' Education. CAROL HOLLAND Graduated lune 1959: Latin Club: Pep Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: 1-1aley's Comets: Talent Assembly: Dramatic Club: Fa- ther's Been to Mars : Beacon Staff, Feature Writer: Y-Teens: Arsenic and Old Lace : Little Theater: Girls' Chorus: Drivers' Education: Third Place Winner of St. Louis and St. Louis County Speech Tournament: State Speech Tournament: Girls' Sports. BETSI HOOD Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Pep Club: Dra- matics Club: Latin Club: N-Club: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: Art Club: Y-Teens. Thirty-five 91,0 OL Z?acL On ED HORAN Graduated Iune l959. HM HOUSE Graduated Iune l959: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Little Theater: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Latin Club: Toastmasters: National Es- say Association: Drivers' Educa- tion: Iunior Art Club: Biology Club: Gym Assistant. lANECE HUNTER Graduated Iune l959: Beacon Staff, Typist: C.O.E., Secretary: Girls' Spcrts. CAROL ISAAK Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred Carlyle Public High School, Car- lyle, Illinois: Girls' Sports: Mixed Chorus: C.O.E. LANE ITTNER Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Latin Club: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Varsity Hockey: K-Klub: Little The- ater: Thespians: Pioneer Staff, Activity Editor: Ouill and Scroll: Office Assistant: Hockey Class Team: Light Props, Senior Play: Volleyball Class Team. DALE IAMES Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred Bloomington High School, Bloom- ington, Minnesota: Tennis Team: Varsity Club: Call Staff, Gopy Ed- itor: Quill and Scroll: Pica, Ed- itorial Staff. Thirty-six LINDA HORN Graduated Iune 1959: Y-Teens: French Club: Pep Club: Art Club: Junior Art Club, Vice President: Beacon Staff, Art Editor: Pioneer Staff, Art Editor: National Scholas- tic Art Awards: Girls' Sports: Ouill and Scroll: Pica Staff, Ad- vertising Manager: Drivers' Edu- cation: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus. DON HOWELL Graduated Iune l959: C, B, Varsity Football: Sophomore, Iunior, Sen- ior Hi-Y: C.O.E. MARLENE IMLER Graduated Iune 1959: French Club: Pep Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens. SHERRY ITSCHNER Graduated Iune l959: Art Club: Pep Club: French Club: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens. LILLIAN IACKSON Graduated Iune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Future Nurses' Club. HARRY E. IANSEN Graduated Iune l959. 1IM IOHANNES Graduated Iune 1959. SCOTT lOHNSON Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Mixed Ensemble: A Cappella: Boys' Octet: Boys' Quartet: All-County Choir: Human Relations, Publicity Chairman: Lit- tle Theater: The Happy Iourney : B Football: Drivers' Education: Call Staff, Reporter: Pioneer Staff, Photographer: Latin Club: Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: Quill and Scroll: Tal- ent A s s e m bl y: Senior Play: N.C.C.l. Convention. TOM IONES Graduated lune 1959: Varsity Club: Sophomore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y, Chaplain, Sergeant-at-Arms: Chap- lain of St. Louis Metropolitan Hi- Y-Tri-Hi-Y Council: Press Repre- sentative at Missouri Youth and Government Convention: Call Staff, Editor-in-Chief: Quill and Scroll: C, B, Varsity Track: All-State Track Team: C Football: Hatchet Man Candidate. HENRY KELLER Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from North College Hill High School, North College Hill, Ohio. CHARLES KENNEDY Graduated Iune 1959: Camera Club: Wrestling: Senior Hi-Y. GARY KENNEDY Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Southwest High School, St. Louis, Missouri. Y T X ' it p sis 4 it Q06 8l'5 6ll'l6! g,XdI'l'l6 1 . ,' . 9 .. ' W nl- IS A i f , tx 1 f - I S3 ti an tg. X XJ esfii :sn , 'X : M ,fi53-315 , sf- lei 1 3.2521 1 RK i I Ky: r, :ijt v 'U N' : 155.-K, I WPG. ta A- -,i ,fl f 1 LARRY IOHNSON Graduated lune 1959: B Football: Ninth Grade Boys' Chorus: Var- sity Baseball: Sophomore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y. SUSIE lOl-INSON Graduated Iune 1959: Beacon Staff, Feature Editor: Spanish Club: Dramatics Club: Y-Teens, Treas- urer: Call, Circulation Staff: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Art Club. SUE KAUFFMAN Graduated lune 1959. IULIE ANN KELLY Graduated Iune 1959: French Club, Treasurer: Dramatics Club: Library Assistant: Office Assistant: Girls' Sports: Call Staff, Reporter, Cir- culation Staff: Pep Club: Little Theater: Y-Teens. DUNCAN KENNEDY Graduated lune 1959: Varsity Wres- tling: C Football, Manager: B Bas- ketball, Manager: Varsity Base- ball: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Senior Hi-Y. GRAHAM KIRK Graduated Iune 1959: Student Coun- cil: Sophomore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y, Vice President, Chaplain: Hi-Y Of- ficers' Training Camp: Latin Club: Iunior, Senior High Band and Orchestra: All-County Orchestra: Metropolitan Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y Council: Delegate to Model Legislature, lef- ferson City, Missouri: B Football: Varsity Wrestling: Quill and Scroll: Pioneer Stati, Co-Social Editor: Iazz Club. Thirty-seven W-it jA052 0lfYll00bU'l SUSIE KLENK Graduated lune 1959: French Club: Office Assistant: Drivers' Educa- tion: F,T.A.: Dramatics Club: Girls Sports: National Essay Associa- tion: Pep lub , f l,,.tiiM AW' ne 95 ers' , ucation: Girls' Sports. IULIE KOI-ILER Graduated lune l959: Pioneer Staff, Co-Editor: Quill and Scroll: Call, Circulation Staff: Iunior I-Iiqh Or- chestra, President: Senior I-Iiqh Orchestra, Vice President, Secre- tary: All-County Orchestra: Gym Assistant: Nurse's Assistant: Pep Club: Latin Club: Little Theater: Drivers' Education: National Essay Association: National Poetry As- sociation: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens: Pioneer Maid: Make-up Chairman Senior Play. KAREN LANGLAND Graduated Iune l959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Dramatics Club: Pather's Been to Mars : Y-Teens, Vice President: Delegate to National Y.W.C.A. Convention: Delegate to Summer Conference, Peoria, Illinois: Span- ish Club: Beacon Staff: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: F,T.A.: Call, Circulation Staff. PETER LARSON Graduated Iune l959: Spanish Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: B, Varsity Football: Iunior, Senior I-li-Y: A Cappella Choir: Drivers' Education. Thirty-eight vs.: IOYCE KNIGHT Graduated Iune I959: Spanish Club: Office Assistant: Library Assist- ant: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Y- Teens. CHARLES KOBERNUS Graduated Iune I959: Conservation Club. NORMA KOCH Graduated Iune l959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Tal- ent Assembly: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: National Essay As- sociation. DONNA KAY LAKE Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Hurley School, Hurley, Mis- souri: Y-Teens: Drivers' Education. ELEANOR LANGSTON Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Parkway School, Chesterfield, Missouri: Pep Club. TED LAZARCHEFF Graduated Iune 1959: Cafeteria Staff, Checker. IO LYNN LEATHERBY Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Arsenal Technical Hiqh School, Indianapolis, Indiana. ROBERT LEIGHNINGER Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Woodward High School, Cin- cinnati, Ohio: To-astmasters' Club: lazz Club. LOUANN LEWRIGHT Graduated Iune 1959: Spanish Club: Y-Teens: Library Assistant: Girls' Sports: Hockey Class Team: Soft' ball Class Team. NANCY IO LINN Graduated Iune 1959: Beacon Staff, Assistant Editor: Library Assistant: Pep Club: Student Council: Soph- omore Class Vice-President: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Cho- rus: Y-Teens, President: Drivers' Education: Pioneer Staff, Identifi- cation ot' Pictures: Ouill and Scroll: Human Relations. KEITH LITTLE Graduated Iune 1959: Human Rela- tions: N.C.C.l.: Drivers' Education: Senior Hi-Y. DARRYL LO VELLETTE Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Mehlville High School, Mehl- ville, Missouri: Track: Balsa Bugs, Secretary - Treasurer: Projection Club: Drivers' Education: Radio Club: Debate Club: C.O.E. lt' lilly 51 ' 1 omlj Mew, Q ll' :W X Q 'l ra Qrted lun 1959: Ni Griffey M' ed Chorus: Vars Wres li g: 1 enior Hi-Y: Var 'y lub NW' MARILYSE ANN LESTER Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: Call Staif: Girls' Sports: Hockey Class Team: Art Club. -si? 4, '... sf K 'T ! , ,. . x W X, . ' MARY LINDAHL. 1 Graduated Iune 1959: SwX'l1Sh'C1vb,,4 Treasurer: Call Staff, Typist: Girls' Chorusf Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- ' rusg Y-Teens: Pep Club: Natignaf , Q Essaz' Association. - x JANET LISS Graduated June 1959: Transferred from Overseas School of Rome, Rome, Italy: Iunior and Senior Art Club: Pep Club: Ninth Grade Dra- motics Club. CHRISTOPHER LOVE Graduated lune 1959: Chess Club: Iazz Club: Toastmasters' Club, Treasurer, Vice-President. ANN LOYD Graduated Iune 1959. Thirty - nine we wkiafd gfowing JOYCE ANNE LUCAS Graduated Iune 1959: Art Club: Pep Club: National Poetry Association: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports. PAM MALLOY Graduated lune l959: Transferred from Notre Dame High School, St. Louis, Missouri: Drivers' Educa- tion: Pep Club: Art Club: Y-Teens: Girls' Sports. IULIA MARSALEK Graduated lune l959: A Cappella: Mixed Ensemble: All-County Cho- rus: Human Relations: N,C.C.l.: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Girls' Chorus: Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus: Haley's Comets: Dramatics Club: Latin Club: Y-Teens. MICHAEL MASON Graduated lune l959: Latin Club: Senior Hi-Y: C Basketball: Beacon Staff, Assistant Sports Editor: B, Varsity Football: Varsity Club: Projection Club: Art Club: Drivers' Education. ROGER MEI-IAFFY Graduated lune l959: C.O.E. DIANE MEYER Graduated lune l959: Transferred from St. Alban's lunior High School, St. Albans, West Virginia: Future Nurses' Club, Vice Pres- ident. Forty MARY F. MADDEN Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Roosevelt High School, St. Louis, Missouri: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: Girls' Chorus: C.O.E. IOAN MARIIC Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Eugene Coyle High School, Kirkwood, Missouri: Pep Club: Y- Teens: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Future Nurses' Club: Art Club: C.O.E. SHARON MARTIN Graduated Iune 1959: Latin Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens, Secretary: Drivers' Education: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Sports: Pi- oneer Staff, Typist: Ouill and Scroll: Representative to Y-Teens National Convention: Representa- tive to Y-Teens Summer Confer- ence: Haley's Comets: National Poetry Association: National Essay Association. LOIS ANNE MEDER Graduated Iune I959: Camera Club: F.T.A.: Pep Club: Girls' Sports. CHARLIE MERZ Graduated lune l959. DICK MILLER Graduated lune l959: Human Rela- tions, Vice President: Iunior, Sen- ior, Hi-Y: Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus, Mixed Ensemble: A Cappella: Mixed Ensemble: Boys' Quartet: Pioneer Staff, Co-Social Editor: Call Staff, Reporter: Latin Club: Quill and Scroll: Drivers' Educa- tion: Talent Assembly: National Essay Association: National Merit Scholarship, Semi-Finalist: Pica, Editorial Staff: N.C.C.l. Conven- tion: N.M.S Finalist: Pica, Editorial Staff. WENDY MILLER Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: Y- Teens: F.T.A.: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Dramatics Club, WILLIAM H. MILTENBERGER Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Mercy High School, St. Louis, Missouri: Iazz Club: Toastmasters' Club. DON MOELLERING Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Brentwood High School, Brentwood, Missouri. LYNNE MONTZ Graduated Iune 1959: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Softball, Hock- ey, Volleyball, Basketball, Class Teams: Basketball Manager: K- Klub: F.T.A.: Senior High Band: Softball, Hockey, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Varsity. PAT MORIARTY Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Octet: Girls' Sports: Latin Club: Dramatics Club: Girls' Chorus: National Es- say Association: National Poetry Association: Pep Club: Y-Teens. DICK MUELLER Graduated June 1959: C, Varsity Football: C, B, Basketball: Fresh- man, Iunior Varsity, Varsity Track: Sophomore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: lunior Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms: Var- sity Club. Ol' tk? 3 ag MARIORIE MILLIGAN Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Shortridge High School, ln- dianapolis, Indiana: Call Staff, Reporter. MICHAEL MINER Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Sudbury High School, Sud- bury, Ontario, Canada: Toastmas- ters' Club, Secretary: Iazz Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Vice-President: Thespians: Call Staff, Reporter, Exchange Editor: Washington Uni- versity Press Conference, Second Prize Sports Writing Division: Pica, Advertising Staff: Ouill and Scroll, Vice-President: Senior Ht-Y: Little Theater: Arsenic and Old Lace : M.I.P.A. Rank II Sports Reports. JUDY MONTEITH Graduated Iune 1959: Y-Teens, Chaplain: Orchestra: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Senior High Orches- tra: Drivers' Education: Call Cir- culation Staff. DAVID MORGAN Graduated Iune 1959: B Football: Iunior, Senior Golf, Captain: Var- sity Club: Sophomore, Iunior, Sen- ior Hi-Y. GLORIA MARLENE MOSLEY Graduated lune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: C.O.E.: Girls' Sports. LOIS SUE MUELLER Graduated Iune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: National Essay Associa- tion: F.T.A.: Pep Club: Office Assistant: Girls' Sports. Forty-one een 0lfUI'l MARILYN MUELLER Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Teaneck High School, Tea- neck, New Iersey: Pep Club: K-Klub: Quill and Scroll: Pica, Editorial and Copy Staff: Call, Circulation, Copy Staff: F,T.A., Treasurer, President: Girls' Sports: Hockey Class Team: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Latin Club, Secretary: Y-Teens. MARCIA MYERS Graduated Iune 1959: Latin C'lub: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Library Assistant: Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus: I-Ialey's Comets: Dramatics Club: National Poetry Association: National Essay Association: Call, Circulation Staff: Girls' Chorus: A Cappella: All-State Chorus: Drivers' Education: Human Rela- tions, President: Inter-group Youth: Missouri's Delegate to Brotherhood U.S.A.: National Merit Scholar- ship, Semi-finalist. MELINDA MCCREARY Graduated Iune 1959: Pioneer Staff, Art Editor: F.T.A.: Quill and Scroll: Pica, Advertsiing Staff: Art Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Drivers' Education: Y-Teens. FRANK MCDOUGALL Graduated Iune 1959: Freshman Class, President: Sophomore Class, President: Student Council, Pres- ident: Varsity Club: Quill and Scroll: Pioneer Staff, Boys' Sports: Varsity Football, Captain: Subur- ban League Honorable Mention Football Team: All-District Honor- able Mention Football Team: Var- sity Basketball, Manager: Varsity Track: All-State Track Team: Del- eqate to State and National Stu- dent Council Conventions: Spanish Club: Call, Reporter: Hatchet Man Candidate. IUDY MCNALLY Graduated Iune 1959: Beacon Stati, News Editor: Latin Club: A.P.S.L. Competitive National Examination, Eminent Merit: Ninth Grade Dra- matics Club: Drivers' Education: Pep Club: National Poetry Associ- ation: Y-Teens, Chaplain: Girls' Chorus: A Cappella: Call Staff, Reporter: Little Theater, Treasurer: Thespian, Treasurer: Pioneer Staff, Activity Editor: Quill and Scroll: Pica, Editorial Staff: National Merit Scholarship, Semi-finalist: Delegate to White House Confer- ence on Education. LAWRENCE RICHARD NAHM Graduated Iune 1959: Football Team: Golf Team. Forty-two - 1 SUSIE MULTACK Graduated Iune 1959: Y-Teens: Of- fice Assistant: Girls' Sports: Pep Club: Girls' Chorus: Drivers' Ed- ucation. TOM MCCRANN Graduated Iune 1959. JOHN MCDARMENT Graduated Iune 1959: Chess Club: Stamp Club, President: Dramatics Club: National Poetry Association: Drivers' Education: Beacon Stott: Baseball Team: Varsity Club: Hu- man Relations. LESLIE McKEE Graduated Iune 1959: B Football: Camera Club: Iunior Varsity: Var- sity Track. BUD NABE Graduated Iune 1959. CAROL ANN NAUGLES Graduated Iune 1959: First Aid Club: Future Nurses' Club: Driv- ers' Education. KENT NENTWIG Graduated lune 1959: C, B, Varsity Football: Varsity Club: lunior Var- sity Track: Sophomore, lunior, Sen- ior Hi-Y: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Wrestling. lEANNE NOONAN Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Latin Club: Girls' Octet: N-Club: Pep Club: Girls' Chorus: Y-Teens, Treasurer: Del- egate to 1958 National Y.W.C.A. Convention: Girls' Sports: F.T.A.: Spanish Club: Call Staff, Typist: Office Assistant. SHEILA O BRlEN Graduated lune 1959: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens: French Club, Vice-President: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Call Reporter: Art Club: Drivers' Education: Na- tional Poetry Association: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus. SUSAN O'DELL Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Belleville Township High School, Belleville, Illinois: Future Nurses' Club: Nurse's Assistant: Drivers' Education: Delegate to St. Louis Model U.N. Assembly: Na- tional Essay Association: Library Assistant: Pioneer Staff, Copy Ed- itor: Ouill and Scroll: Pica Staff, Advertising Staff: N.C'.'l'.E. Award Nominee. MARILYN OLSON Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Pep Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Cho- rus: A Cappella: Mixed Ensemble: F.T.A. MARIORIE PARENT Graduated lune 1959: Latin Club: Dramatics Club: Nipher Student Council: Y-Teens: Girls' Sports: Human Relations: Eugene Gilbert Fashion Board Supervisor: Pep Club: Call, Circulation Staff, Re- porter: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Cho- rus: A Cappella, Secretary-Treas urer: Football Maid. PCL? Ol' lANlCE NOLLER Graduated lune 1959: Latin Club: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: F.T.A.: Art Club: Drivers' Educa- tion: N-Club: Y-Teens: Office As- sistant: Girls' Sports: Hockey, Volleyball, Softball Class Teams: National Essay Association: Na- tional Poetry Association: Nurse's Assistant: Pep Club: K-Klub, Sec- retary: Pioneer Staff, Copy Editor: Quill and Scroll: Volleyball Man- ager. MARK OBERMOELLER Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Roosevelt High School, Sf. Louis, Missouri. CHARLES OBERMEYER Graduated lune 1959: Little Theater: Thespians: Baseball Team: Toast- masters: Tennis Team: Death Takes a Ho1iday : What's Wrong with the Girls? Senior Play. TIM Ol-ILANDT Graduated lune 1959. CAROL LYNN OSADCKY Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Lakewood High School, Lake- wood, Ohio: Orchestra, Treasurer: Pep Club: F.T.A.: Drivers' Ed- ucation. ANNE PARI-IAM Graduated lune 1959: Girls' Chorus: A Cappella: K-Klub: Hockey, Soft- ball Class Teams: Ouill and Scroll: Gym Assistant: Pioneer Staff. Identification cf Pictures: Little Theater: Latin Club: Pep Club, President: Student Council: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Pioneer Queen. Forty-three .7442 cciclen CAROL PERKINS Graduated lune 1959: Pep Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: National Poetry Associa- tion: National Essay Association: Alternate to U. N. Model Assem- bly: Y-Teens, JACK P. PHELAN Graduated lune 1959: Chess Club: Radio Club, Secretary-Treasurer: French Club: Little Theater: Thes- pians: Arsenic and Old Lace : Death Takes A Holiday : Tennis Team: Drivers' Education. RICHARD PIATT Graduated lune 1959: French Club: B Football: Wrestling. TOM POOL Graduated lune 1959: B, Varsity Football: Varsity Golf: Radio Club: Draniatics Club: Drivers' Education: lunicr High Band. CLIFFORD IACK PRENTICE Graduated lune 1959: Spanish Club: Little Theater: Thespians: Radio Club: Human Relations: Senior High Band and Orchestra: Senior Play. MARGARET LEE PRINCE Graduated lune 1959: Orchestra: French Club: Y-Teens: Drivers' Education: Human Relations: All- State Orchestra: F.T.A. Furry - four la If-IFF PETERS Graduated lune 1959: Band: Latin Club: Conservation Club, Vice President, President: Toastmasters Club, Vice President, President: Debate Club, Vice President, Pres- ident: Biology Club, President: C, B Track: Varsity Track: National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist: Drivers' Education: Search for America tKE'I'Cl: N.C.T.E. Award Nominee: Commencement Speak- er: Bausch -'S Lomb Science Award. SUZANNE PHILLIPS Graduated lune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: Girls' Chorus: F.T,A. LEO PIERCE Graduated lune 1959: Varsity Wies- tling, Co-Captain: Cross Country, Co-Captain: Varsity Club: Latin Club: lunior High Band: Senior High Band: Drivers' Education: Varsity Track: Prompter, Senior Play. STEVE POWELL Graduated lune 1959: C, B, Varsity Football: C, B, Varsity Basketball: Sophomore, lunior, Senior I-IifY, Treasurer: Varsity Club: Drivers' Education: Call Staff, Reporter: Spanish Club: Varsity Golf. RITA PRESSLEY Graduated lune 1959: Spanish Club: Y-Teens. TOM RANKIN Graduated lune 1959: lunior, Senior Hi-Y: B Football, Manager. LINDA RECKER Graduated lune 1959: Prom Report- er: Pep Club, Vice President: Dramatics Club: Latin Club: Driv- ers' Education: Girls' Sports: Y- Teens: Art Club: Beacon Staff, Cartoonist: Call Staff, Circulation: Girls' Chorus. RANDY RHODE Graduated lune 1959: Latin Club: lunior High Band: Varsity Tennis: Varsity Wrestling: C, B, Varsity Football: lunior, Senior Hi-Y: Var- sity Club: Delegate to Hi-Y Model State Legislature: National Essay Association: Talent Assembly. BARB RICHTMEYER Graduated lune 1959: E.T.A.: Latin Club: Girls' Sports: Girls' Chorus: Drivers' Education: A Cappella Choir: Library Assistant. PAT RINKLIN Graduated lune 1959: Spanish Club: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: Li- brary Assistant. BILL ROBERTS Graduated Iune 1959: Varsity Club: Varsity Baseball: lunior and Sen- ior High Band: Senior Hi-Y: Talent Assembly: Iazz Club. MYLES ROCI-IE Graduated lune 1959: Golf Team: Varsity Club. ' is i I r ,Q riuerd ' MAUREEN REGAN Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from Nerinx Hall, Webster Groves, Missouri: Drivers' Education: Pep Club: Y-Teens. ERNIE RICE Graduated lune 1959: Student Coun- cil, Vice President: County Student Council: Representativve to State Student Council Convention: Soph- omore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y, Presi- dent, Treasurer: Metropolitan Hi-Y, Tri-Y Council: Delegate and Tem- porary Chairman to Hi-Y, Tri-Y Model Legislature at Iefferson City: Latin Club: lunior Class President: Human Relations: N.C.C.l.: Pioneer Staff, Co-Circulation Manager: Ouill and Scroll: Boys' State Rep- resentative: Sears Roebuck High Schocl Fashion Board: Drivers' Education: Dramatics Club: Fa- ther's Been to Mars : Prom Re- porter: Hatchet Man Candidate. RICHARD RIESTER Graduated lune 1959: Sophomore, Iuriior, Senior Hi-Y: C, Varsity Track. CONNIE RISLEY Graduated lune 1959: Art Club: F.T.A.: Human Relations: lunior and Senior High Orchestra, Librar- ian: Octet: All-County Orchestra: Pep Club: Latin Club: Library Assistant: Y-Teens: N-Club. SPENCER ROBINSON Graduated lune 1959: Transferred from New Mexico Military Insti- tute, Roswell, New Mexico: Sen- ior Hi-Y. CARL T. ROEDEL. Graduated Iune 1959: Projection Club: Iunior Varsity Track: Base- ball. Forty-five wade C-aricinafing LYNN ROSEBROUGH Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: Latin Club: Y-Teens: Girls' Cho- rus: A Cappella Choir: Drivers' Education: Office Assistant. BOB ROSENBACH Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Christian Brothers College, St. Louis, Missouri: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Baseball: Art Club: lun- ior, Senior Hi-Y: B Football. lOHN ROWE Graduated Iune l959: C, B, Varsity Basketball: C Football: Iunior, Varsity Track: Student Council: Human Relations: National Poetry Association: Delegate to Hi-Y Youth and Government Model Leg- islature: Delegate to Metropolitan Hi-Y: Permanent Chairman of East- ern Missouri Hi-Y Convention: Sophomore, Iunicr, Senior Hi-Y, Secretary, Vice President, Presi- dent: Senior Class Secretary: Hatchet Man Candidate. ELAINE ROYER Graduated lune 1959: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Girls' Sports: Hockey Class Team: Drivers' Education: Spanish Club: Girls' Chorus: Mixed Chorus. PAT RUBLE Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Webster Groves High School, Webster Groves, Missouri: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Hockey Class Team: Nurses' Assistant: Y-Teens. BARB RUHL Graduated lune 1959: Spanish Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Girls' Sports: Pep Club: Forty-six IANET ROSEMANN Graduated Iune 1959: Girls' Chorus: Pep Club: C.O.E.: Y-Teens. LINDA RIEDER Graduated Iune l959: Pep Club: Girls' Chorus: Girls' Sports: Art Club: Y-Teens. ROBERT ROWLAND Graduated Iune 1959: French Club: B Football: Projection Club: Wres- tling: Varsity Club: Track: Driv- ers' Education. PETER ROZIER Graduated lune l959: Senior Hi-Y: Art Club: Human Relations: C, Varsity Football: Call Reporter, Sports Editor: Pica Staff, Editor-im Chief: Ouill and Scroll, President: National Scholastic Art Award: Senior Play. MICHAEL RUEHMANN Graduated Iune l959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club. ROBERT RUSSELL Graduated lune 1959: French Club: Camera Club: Drivers' Education. LlNDA RYAN Graduated Iune l959: Future Nurses' Club: Pep Club: Dramatics Club: Drivers' Education: Latin Club: Library Club, President: Library Assistatnt: N Club: Art Club: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens. SHARON SADORF Graduated Iune l959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: French Club: Bea- con Staff, Feature Writer: Little Theater: Father's Been to Mars : Girls' Chorus: Y-Teens: Call Staff, Circulation: Girls' Sports: Pep Club: Varsity Hockey Team: Hock- ey Manaqer: K-Klub: Office Assist- ant: Haley's Comets. CAROLE SAND Graduated Iune 1959: Dramatics Club, Treasurer: Y-Teens, Secre- tary: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Call Staff, Circulation, Reporter. STEVE SANTEL Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from St. Louis U. High, St. Louis, Missouri: Baseball. THELMA SAVAGE Graduated Iune 1959: Spanish Club: Drivers' Education: Future Nurses' Club: Girls' Sports. BILL SCHAPERKOTTER Graduated Tune 1959. 50045 W RGC! x---1' X5 , yi ED SABOE Graduated Iune l959. CAROL SALSMAN Graduated Iune l959: Pep Club: Spanish Club: Drivers' Education: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Girls Sports: Y-Teens. LOIS SANDER Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Latin Club: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: Girls' Chorus: Pep Club: C.O.E. MONA LEE SARLES Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Bosse High School, Evans- ville, Indiana: Pep Club: Human Relations: Art Club. CATHY SAWYER Graduated Iune l959. GEORGIA SCHINZING Graduated Iune 1959: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Art Club. Forty-seven Peel! jkunig DAN SCHM1DT Graduated lune 1959, C Basketball, Varsity Track, Cross Country. LYLE SCHMIDT Graduated lune 1959, Senior Hi-Y, Delegate to the Eastern Missouri Hi-Y Convention, Varsity Club, Secretary, Treasurer, C, Varsity Football, C, B, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Hatchet Man of 1959. KAY SCHNElDERlON Graduated lune 1959, Ninth Grade Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Pep Club. 1OHN SCHOPFLIN Graduated lune 1959, Transferred from St. Augustine High School, San Diego, California, B Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball, SANDY SCOTT Graduated lune 1959, Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Haley's Comets, Talent Assembly, Girls' Sports, Drivers' Education, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Ninth Grade Dramatics Club. PAT SHERLOCK Graduated lune 1959, Transferred from St. Iohn's Preparatory School, Santurce, Puerto Rica, Pep Club, Girls' Sports, Call Staff, Reporter, Y-Teens. Forty-eight 'MLP era GERALD SCHMIDT Graduated lune 1959, Drivers' Ed- ucation. CLARENCE SCHNEIDER Graduated lune 1959, lunior, Senior High Orchestra, C, B, Varsity Football, lunior, Senior High Band, President, Drivers' Education, lun- ior, Senior Hi-Y, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Club. llLL SCHOEMAKER Graduated Iune 1959, Call Staff, Treasurer, Ouill and Scroll, Bea- con Staff, Reporter, Copyreader, Pep Club, National Poetry Associ- ation, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Cho- rus, Girls' Sports, French Club, Secretary, Pica, Business Staff, American Poetry Society, Ninth Grade Dramatics Club, Y-Teens, Sergeant-at-Arms, Ticket Chairman Senior Play. IULIE SCOTT Graduated lune 1959, Latin Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella, Pep Club, Girls' Sports, Human Relations, Record- inq Secretary, F.T.A., Vice Pres- ident. KENNETH SEITZ Graduated lune 1959, Mixed Cho- rus, Boys' Octet, A Cappella, Drivers' Education, C Track. DIANE Sl-IUBERT Graduated lune 1959, Latin Club, Pep Club, Art Club, Y-Teens. IASON SKEETERS Graduated Iune l959: B Football: B Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Club. CHARLES SMACK Graduated Iune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Projection Club: Balsa Bugs: Spanish Club. EILEEN SMITH Dropped. IANET SOBERY Graduated Iune l959: Y-Teens: Girls' Sports: St. Louis Christmas Carol Poster Winner. IIM SPECK Graduated Iune l959. BILL STARK Graduated lune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: lunior, Varsity Track: Toastmasters. pfanfing SAPUL5 TOM SLACK Graduated Iune 1959: Biology Club: Iunior Hi-Y: Conservation Club President: lazz Club: Baseball Manager. DORIS M. SMITH Graduated Iune l959: Girls' Sports: Library Assistant: Conservation Club: Biology Club: Drivers' Ed- ucation: Nurses' Club. R -v -PAMELA SMITH Graduated Iune l959: Latin Club: Pep Club: National Ebsay Associ- ation: Drivers' Education: Nurse's Assistant: Girls' Chorus: Future Nurses' Club. l Ol-'IN SOKOLSKY Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Southwest High School, St. Louis, Missouri: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Wres- tling: Human Relations: Senior Hi-Y: Varsity Club. LYNDA SRONCE Graduated Iune l959: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Art Club: Drivers' Education: Girls' Chorus: Y-Teens, Vice President: Call, Circulation Staff: Dramatics Club. DON STEELE Graduated Iune 1959: C, B, Varsity Basketball: C, Varsity Track: Var- sity Club: Senior I-li-Y. Forty-nine 1 1 jakng puff WILLIAM CLIFTON STETZEL Graduated Iune 1959: Iunior, Senior 1-Ii-Y. SALLY STEWART Graduated Iune 1959: N Club: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Edu- cation: Nipher Conservation Club, Vice President. IOI-IN STOBBE Graduated Iune 1959. KATHERINA STOLTE Graduated Iune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: C.O.E.: Library Assistant. KENNETH STRAUSS Graduated Iune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: French Club: C Football: C, B Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Iunior, Senior I-Ii-Y, Secretary: Varsity Club: Talent Assembly: Iunior and Senior High Band and Orchestra. BETTY ANN SWISHER Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Winchester High School, Win- chester, Massachusetts: Art Club: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Hockey Class Team: National Poetry As- sociation: Y-Teens. Fifty CLAIRE STEVENS Graduated Iune 1959: Mixed Cho- rus: Spanish Club: Pep Club: F.T.A.: Nurses' Club, President: Nurses' Assistant. PENNY STILLWAGON Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Valley High School, Valley Station, Kentucky: Pep Club: Sen- ior High Band and Orchestra: Girls' Sports: F.T.A.: Y-Teens. MADELINE STOECKER Graduated Iune 1959: I-Ialey's Com- ets: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Y- Teens: Pep Club: Girls' Chorus: Art Club: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education. IUANITA STONE Graduated Iune 1959: Spanish Club: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Sports: Pi- oneer Staff, Typist: Pep Club: Quill and Scroll: National Essay Association. GENIE STUMPF Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Eugene Coyle High School, Kirkwood, Missouri: Latin Club: Pep Club: Girls' Chorus: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: A Cap- pella: Y-Teens. KATHRYN MAE SWISHER Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Vtlinchester High School, Win- chester, Massachusetts: Art Club: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Hockey Class Team: Y-Teens. WILLIAM TANCILL Graduated Iune 1959: French Club: Camera Club: Radio Club: Hu- man Relations, Treasurer: Drivers' Education: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: National Poetry Association: Runner-up in Kirkwood U. N. Con- test. NANCY TAYLOR Graduated Iune 1959: Cheerleader: K-Klub: Girls' Sports: Basketball and Softball Class Teams: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Girls' Chorus: Pep Club: Call, Circulation Man- ager: Call Reporter: Y-Teens. DAVE TI-IERIOT Graduated Iune 1959: B, Varsity Basketball: Varsity Football: Var- sity Track: All-State Track: Sen- ior Hi-Y. SUSIE THOMPSON Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Central High School, London, England: Human Relations: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Call, Circulation Staff, Picture Editor. CAROLE THURSBY Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Secretary: Girls' Glee Club: A Cappella: All-Coun- ty Chorus: Girls' Octet: F.T.A.: Call, Circulation Staff: Drivers' Education: Pep Club, Treasurer: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Latin Club: Library Assistant: Girls' Sports. BONNIE TODOROFF Graduated Iune 1959: Latin Club: Beacon Staff, Circulation Manager: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Octet: Y-Teens: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Drivers' Education: Call, Circulation Staff, Reporter, First Page Editor: Ouill and Scroll: Second Place Winner in Missouri Contest of the American Associa- tion ior the United Nations: Little Theater: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Representative to St. Louis Model U. N. Assembly: Kirkwood Winner of the Betty Crocker Search for America's Homemaker of Tomorrow: Scenery Committee Senior' Play. .gn .xdcfiue Cfudfi ROBERT TANNER Graduated Iune 1959: National Po- etry Association: Drivers' Educa- tion: Oklahoma State University High School Institute of Science and Engineering, Summer 1958. CAROL THEISS Graduated Iune 1959: Office Assist- ant: Twirling Corps: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Drivers' Educa- tion: C.O.E. MARY THOMPSON Graduated Iune 1959: Cheerleader: Student Council: Pep Club: N Club: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Pioneer Staff, Ac- tivity Editor: Ninth Grade Dra- matics Club: Father's Been To Mars, Prompter: Girls' Sports: Call Staff, Reporter: Quill and Scroll: Latin Club: A.D.S.L. Com- petitive Nationwide Latin Exam, Honorable Merit. MICHAEL THORUP Graduated Iune 1959. NILA IUNE TIDMORE Graduated Iune 1959: Senior Play. PEGGY TOOTHMAN Graduated Iune 1959: Office Assist- ant: Future Nurses' Club. Fifty-one pgrvw- cxabhj Imp Cf ,,- X . . S -gn,-.gn CLA to ri 1' W Aw-f-J 5k . G-if . t 9 y fx , x Lx SJ: CJ,-,Q ,MQ-Q,Q h 0 Giza CSL-A-ki .Afvv Q34 A0 U'-2 - N49-LA-,Z .fvk-q,v'C,l.5' 'S-f' cb S Sims, QQ -L Q ,QSQNUM - IEANNE TRE1-'rrs , 1 Graduated lune 1959, Ninth Grade -Grad G d quneczll-QF' C i Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, USL! Vice esident Var' restlihg-E Q A Ccppem' G 's' Sex'e Al'- , SIud N ESsGQ County Chorus, Pep Club, French fd ssociati , Drivers' Club, Girls Sports, Drivers Ed- Ation, First Tea , Club' ,' ll- 'stri e nt' atc t an ndidatgm' avy ops, Senior P .Q 5 X X' 'Q WVQ .il-93 15 kk 'Xfvu-aw-fi-2'- PEGGY TROTI' ER Graduated lune 1959, Latin Club: Pep Club, Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls' Octet, Girls' Chorus, Drivers' Education. 44,2-645 af , A114 quid :fp 3-90.1. ',.-W .'C-.JT I 24-'mfs . USAN VHHK EK I hlgraduated une 5196 Transfeiega 010-rat-Q from Hiqhiqnd Pt-1rk'Hiqh School, J M Highland Park, Illinois, Pep Club, Little Theater, Girls Chorus, Y- pbz-'-24 I 'lleens ffl-,loan fi of-,wiv yea KENDALL WAGGONQHQ 9 ' J Graduated Iune 1959, Ninth Grade Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls' Octet, Girls' Chorus, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball Class Teams, Volley- ball Varsity, K-Klub, Treasurer, Pioneer Staff, Girls' Sports Co- Editor, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, Y-Teens. ED WAITE Graduated lune 1959, Latin Club, C, B Basketball, Track, Senior Band, Sophomore, lunior, Senior 1-li-Y, Secretary, Metropolitan Hi-Y Representative. NANCY WATTERS Graduated lune 1959, Pep Club, Girls' Sports, Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus: F.T.A., Y- Teens. Fifty-two - V'f7'lfW-'1-lJ,f9-cami-32., ucation, Little Theater, Call Staff, Reporter, Quill and Scroll, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Semi-final- ist, F.T.A., Ninth Grade Dramatics Club, National Merit Finalist, Tal- ent Assembly, Senior Play Promp- ter. SANDI U1-IL Graduated lune 1959, French Club, Ninth Grade Dramatics Club, Y- Teens, Pep Club, Girls' Sports, Office Assistant, Drivers' Educa- tion, Call, Circulation Staff, Re- porter, Student Council. HAROLD WAGGONER Graduated Iune 1959. DON WAINWRIGHT Graduated lune 1959, C, B, Varsity Football, Captain, Second Team, All-District, First Team, All-Sub- urban League, Varsity, lunior, C Track, All-State Track, Varsity Club, President, Selected Most Outstanding Kirkwood Football Player by Call Staff, Latin Club. ELAINE WARD Graduated Iune l959, K-Klub, Pres- ident, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Ninth Grade Dramatics Club, Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball Class Teams, Ouill and Scroll, Haley's Comets, Pioneer Staff, Girls' Sports Co- Editor, Hockey, Basketball, Volley- ball, Softball, Varsity, Office As- sistant, National Poetry Associa- tion, Art Club, Call, Circulation Staff, Basketball Manager, Hockey Manager. BOB P. WEBER Graduated lune 1959, Transferred from Missouri Military Academy, Mexico, Missouri, C, Varsity Foot- ball, lunior, Varsity Track. GAIL WEIDEMUELLER Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Ninth Grade Dra- matics Club: Latin Club: Drivers' Education: Girls' Chorus: Pep Club: Little Theater: Call, Circula- tion Staff, Reporter: A Cappella. ANNETTE WESTERMAYER Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: Girls' Chorus. IUDY WHITE Graduated Iune 1959: Latin Club: Pep Club: Student Council: Girls' Sports: Iunior, Senior High Or- chestra: Gym Assistant: Y-Teens: Varsity Softball. MIKE WHITEHEAD Graduated Iune 1959: Freshman, Sophomore, Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: Delegate to Hi-Y Youth and Gov- ernment Model Legislature: C, Iun- ior Track: B, Varsity Football: Varsity Wrestling: Gym Assistant. IUDY WILCOX Graduated Iune 1959: Girls' Chorus: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: A Cappella: Art Club, Treasurer: National Poetry Association: Driv- ers' Education: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Hockey Class Team: Span- ish Club: Little Theater: Ninth Grade Dramatics CHub: Father's Been To Mars : Call, Circulation Staff: Senior Play. BARBARA WILLIS Graduated Iune 1959: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club, Vice President: Pep Club: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Y-Teens: A Cappella: F.T.A., Vice President: Sophomore Class Hockey Team: French Club: Drivers' Education: Library Club: Girls' Sports. Of garfefdaf MARY NOEL WEIS Graduated Iune 1959: Call Staff, As- sociate Editor, Page Editor, Re- porter: Quill and Scroll, Treasurer: Pica, Business Staff: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Haley's Comets: Girls' Chorus: A Cappella: All- County Music Festivals, Soloist: Talent Assembly: Debate Club, Secretary-Treasurer: Toastmasters' Club: Latin Club: Pep Club: Girls' Sports: Womens Advertising Club: Essay Contest: National Merit Scholarship. BARBARA WHITE Graduated Iune 1959: Pep Club: French Club: Art Club: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens. LARRY WHITE Graduated Iune 1959: Senior Class Vice President: Student Council, Treasurer: C, B, Varsity Basket- ball: A Cappella: Boys' Ensemble: Mixed Ensemble: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: National Essay Association: Human Relations, Treasurer: N.C.C.I.: Nipher Stu- dent Council, Treasurer: Latin Club, President: State and Na- tional I. C. L. Convention Delegate: Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: Sophomore Hi-Y: Sophomore Hi-Y, President: National and State Hi-Y Conven- tion Delegate: Hatchet Man Can- didate: Pop. Poll: Hi-Y Model Legislature Boy Governor: Varsi- ty Club. LAOUITA WHITSON Graduated Iune 1959: C.O.E. ELAINE WILLIAMSON Graduated Iune 1959: Iunior High Band: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Latin Club: Drivers' Educa- tion: National Essay Association: Girls' Sports: Pep Club: Y-Teens. MARY WILSON Graduated Iune 1959: Iunior High Band and Orchestra: Senior High Band: Spanish Club: Pep Club: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Call, Circulation Staff: F.T.A.: Y- Teens. Fifty-three .ilofcl Wemorieo MELINDA WILSON Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Cherokee High School, Mem- phis, Tennessee: Library Assistant: Drivers' Education: Pep Club: F.T.A.: Girls' Sports: National Po- etry Association: Y-Teens. W' ' PE CUP 6 Pio Sta 1 uil and 'mfr 29,4-Gfqdtm d . - 1959 Bas 10 orus siness vm ,fc - ' DAVE WINTER raduated Iune 1959: B, Varsity A Football: Sophomore, lunior, Sen- ior Hi-Y: Iazz Club: Eastern Mis- souri Hi-Y Convention. BOB WOLFF, IR. Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from New Trier Township High School, Winnetka, Illinois. FELICIA WRIGHT Graduated Iune 1959: Spanish Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Drivers' Ed' ucation: Art Club: Girls' Sports: Call, Circulation Staff, Reporter: Office Assistant: Football Maid: Cheerleader: Pop. Poll: May Maid. KATHI YOUNG Graduated Iune l959: Transferred from Fresno High School, Fresno, California: Pioneer Staff, Calen- dar: Ouill and Scroll: Little The- ater: Pep Club: Girls' Chorus: Office Assistant: Drivers' Educa- tion: Girls' Sports: Call Staff, Reporter. Fifty-four STUART WILSON Graduated Iune l959: Iunior High Band: B Football: Wrestling: Hu- man Relations: Baseball: Varsity Club: Boys' State Representative. IAMES WINKLER Graduated Iune 1959: Drivers' Ed- ucation: C.O.E., President. IOHN WOHLGEMUTH Graduated Iune 1959: Transferred from Highlands High School, Fort Thomas, Kentucky: Iunior, Senior Hi-Y: Mixed Ensemble: Varsity Football: Varsity Track: A Cap- pella. CA ROL WOOD Graduated Iune l959: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Nipher Student Council: Art Club: Latin Club, Secretary, Vice-President: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls' Chorus: Drivers' Education: Girls' Sports: Ninth Grade Dramatics Club: Call Staff, Reporter: Senior Play. SUE ANNE WULLE Graduated Iune 1959: Girls' Sports: Y-Teens: Iazz Club: F.T.A.: Driv- ers' Education: Conservation Club: Camera Club: Girls' Chorus. TOM ROY Graduated Iune 1959. RAY HALLAHAN Graduated Iune 1959. 30,1 ne W! ,QW Seniors not pictured: Harry Baird, Robert Bittner, Tom Brother, Iohn DeCosta, Sue Gavin, Art Housenfelt Dale Musick, Terry Smithers, Ann Thibault, Wayne Thome. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS 1958-1959 SENIOR CLASS President ...,.... ,.,,. . ....,...,....,.,..,.,........,.,..,....... . ,....... D ave Drake Vice-President .........,. Larry White Secretary ,...........,. ..4.,.......... I ohn Rowe Treasurer ....... ...... , .Brad Binnington Sponsors ....... .....,... M r. Behrens Mr. Avey, . Mrs. Carpenter IUNIOR CLASS President ......,....... ....,..........................,.. .,....,... D o n Campbell Vice-President .,..... Betty Whitehead Secretary .,..... ...,....... Car olyn Hines Treasurer ...... ........,.. K elly Montieth Sponsors ....... .....,.......... M r. 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THE IUNIORS Top Row: Boutwell, leppson, Brooks, Ford, Long hibler, Decker, Spurgeon, Williams, Beck lerretf, Hanicke. Row Three: Rader, Sharp, Skinner, Lynch, Evans Blackwell, Wallis, Mills, Fix, Bockhorst. Row Two: Patterson, Vtlanstrath, Kaiser, lones Snodgrass, Schroeder, Ates, Rodgers, Roa McClanahan, Huffman. Bottom Row: VVilliams, Hensick, Wallace, Parr' Trump, Munslinger, Besant, Hines, Hindinan Hazelton, THE IUNIORS Top Row: Gottschalk, Woodruff, Williams, Hauser Ostman, Parsons, Dykstra, Schmidt, Ruhl. Row Three: McDonnell, Stevens, Hoffmann Robertson, Green, Savage, Kessler, Paloviok Hoeman. Row Two: Robbins, Wilms, lames, Wolf, Benish Will, Grayson, Henke, Carlson, Caviness. Bottom Row: Crumbliss, Smith, England, McGinnis Byington, Schroeder, Casey, Cayse, Vaught we Juniom .xgnficilaafe THE lUNlORS Top Row: Roberts, Meyer, Burnett, Mitts, Thurman, Meyers, Wagner, Stuckmari, Russell, lackson, Parmeriter, Quinn. Row Three: Blackwell, Singer, Schrader, Arvin, Worrell, Baumback, Mclntosh, Shaw, Robnett, Luhmann, Hobelman, Reed Row Two: Hritz, Holmes, Parsonage, Lee, Baldwin, Schingel, Kreienkamp, Merkle, Wunderle, Whitehead, Hahn, Schulte. Bottom Row: Icnes, Bell. Austin, Gambal, Schmiok, Weeks, Busche, Thul, Wall, Schwarz, Cochran. Fifty-eight x A Q E if H 'fig A- w We 321' , Q A' QM: ,, FR ia Q? 1. L-D .'X.r ,H at we X JQWV Q 1 f why 1 L?lfQ?- 1 Jfja fin M ef , QQ 'A 'rf ' ,QQ an .M . a 1 , f me Q Y' AJ-4 Q . 59 , he v . Q N' 7 is THE lUNlORS Top Row: DeGainto, Alspauqh, Blake, Moller Morley, Lorenz, Mullen, Harper, Vtfynkcop, Row Three: Hartman, Conrad, Zanitis, Robinson, Russell, Miller, Gardiner, Lepore, Rosenthal. How Two: Campbell, Busch, Schell, Chilton Swvpe, Stvrnlaera, Beiersdorf, Nyteler, Clay. Bvttoni Row: Barrett, Schellenbach, Wriqht, Mc- Cullough, Lvisek, Hawkins, Purkhardt, Cor- null, himiiier. THE lUNlORS 'lbp Huw: Butler, Cutler, Stewart, Giorninct Cliii-dc, l'lollanCl, Waqnei, Pickol, Todd, Earl Vvlkcicliria, Asher How Tluev: llluuicnthal, Boulais, Pape, Demaiee Lewis, Wriqht, Me-itivier, Burke, Tarnrne, Kieien katnp, Baker. Row Two: Caldwell, Calder, Fuchs, Steen, Alle rnuye-r, Lmvy, Sfliulvurq, Horn, Beatty, Peacock Moraati. Bctttm How: Hearn, Buck, Bera, Arnick, Prem, Muntiteone, Stieqler, Brockelinvyer, Lehnholt Hawkins Rosvtilieraor. Swayinq at the Pioneer Prance. 7, Qi .fgcluenfured jlzeg 664111 gjifimafe Tl-IE lUNlORS Top Row: Morrow, Suits, Canda, Bisch, Himmer, Krato, Barrilleaux, Dellinq, Sefton, I-leintz, Bradburn, Ruler. l-low Tlirve: Schwentker, Taylor, Haque, Schultz, Blodqett, Kina, Ker, Wright, Allen, Maschotl, Lechner. Plow Two: O'Biyan, Cleneay, Gaertner, Miller, Merry, Cason, ladwin, Mcellerinq, Kirk, Burr, lohnson. Bottom llow: Kiaushaar, List, Griqqs, Chuckray, Setzer, McCrackin, Ritchie, Hartzell, Evans, Chambers, Drcddy. Sixry-one The Pioneers rockin' and rollinf THE TUNIORS Tep Row: Gille, Larue, Gray, Faqeity, Lindlneiq Faucek, Powell, Smith, Silman, Kortf, Locker McNally. Row Three: Heiskeli, Wanstrath, Ritter, Griflin Wilson, Roberts, Prime, Iorqensen, Petersen Spangler, Lanktcrd. Raw Two: Wallis, Brune, Schinzinq, Duke, Fiizzell Lammi, Cole, Trotter, Hawkins, Leihrofsht, Tcv rea. Bottom Row: Hayes, Gust, Schlasser, Raqan, Kum mer, Beardsley, Piper, Bruns, Thompson, Sn' lsery, Kenyon. THE TUNIORS Top Rcw: Asher, Steele, Winscrvtt, Schweizer Schuriq, Luecke, Loomis, Williciiris, Sinqleton Lindbera, Meinhardt. Row Three: Saladin, Lawlvr, Welt, Goeqqril Welqe-, Freeman, Wilhelm, Tuley, Monteith Dicks, Newton, Row Two: Taylor, Knolzel, Pitrlitord, Lalflarr Flanaaan, Barker, Steele, Ccnreux, Marie Wetzel, Landers, Bcttcm Row: Diekrceqei, Hines, Smith, Fink Klein, Huddlestcn, Carpenter, Diane, Srhaum Zimmerman, Mclntyre. .And ibagfi QUQI' lfl,l0ACCLt2 THE IUNTORS Trp Row: Farmer, Baurnhaeqqer, Surmari, Welsh, Albritton, Mills, Beckman, Keller, Wactteri, Rcss, Stfzlz, Ccnarlon. Raw Tlrrre: Kruse, Bowie, Rarbour, Huqqins, Press, Harmon, leannot, Quinn, Iarrett, Frick, Steinkamp. Huw Twc: Osterwalrl, Graff, Franklin, Voiseri, Kath, Harris, Miller, Remmers, Bailey, Burns, Marietta. Rrrttnrn Raw: Russ, Sablatnik, Lehmann, Stricklin, Heitz, Pullen, Dane, McDarment, Guidry, Moellerinq. Srxlgf-two - N ,if Qi . 5 N ef . N L , X Q .W 53? x S X Q N? NH L is X Nw INS RQ' m xv Q. .S up 5.43, N . N :QW f-A m 3, . w SEQ XFN Tig. .2 ax SW Qixvff SX xx ww. 33' A 'W .Q QQ lg U 5 , sf ., 3. wife . H i fff- '35 Q va Qi ww iw' w XM .xy ,N Tri F.: 3A Q 0l'Vl 0l Q5 THE SCDPHOMORES p Flaw: Vfrneqoni, Ousley Seherdeqaer, Merris, Hleqel Haenm, lame-s, Rawlinq, Lake Smythe, Hirsch. w Three: House, Lupher, Fales Bennett, Burgess, McDougall Krarnrne, Efvertz, Rattmann Amerss. Row Two: Prouqh, Graham Rc Tr Grsserizlannery Pearh, Ashcratt Fllrscvn, Weatherspzpon, Bopp Anqeli, Smith. ttctm Raw: Patrivk, Canfield Hawkins, Trattmann, Strcup Tfrwlf, Stuart, Happen, Mcllcrn rrell, Smith, Williams. Tl IE SOPHOMORES ri Ht wr lVlc'Kenna, Hashbaraer Varrrphell, MClVlillen, Varvel Reid, Hcrclatrrs, Landrum, Ryan llrll. Raw Threw: Landeau, Krieger Rc, ll: Mlvhel, Mclaean, Waqenknecht Fverinqham, Eflens, Ritter, Nair mann, Knox. w Two: Faulsqrove, Clippinqer, Collier, Lambertus, Lenich, Tn masvvrc, Cothran, Fasan, Elli svn, Gray, Williams. ttnm Row: Cowles, Kennedy Andersen, Parks, DePew Wrlaix, Seidrneyer, Anderson Stfrrrsrlrelfl, Srhmitz, Whayne. Sixty-four THE SQPHOMOHFS Trip Rcw: Hardslvy, We'-rlrrrrcl Ziegler, Murplry, Frfvst, Waters Fussell, Wirtel, llcrirk, Rrwsen lgeraer, l'laraer. RCW Three: Ursprtirh, Weller Schnell, labour, Chrvlrrcrrt, Carr Cennm, Derker, Kroner, Trnrn Hey, Cwens. Flow Twc: Rairsrher, Anderson Nalze, Feckenian, Srlriiluert lxlurphey, White, Svlrapvr, 'llwv rea Vtfrlliams, Barnett. Fettcgrn Row: Cqsln, Frazier, Burk harctt, Cravens, lines, Dvxte-I Wealty, Scwlwzy, G a r 1' 1 rr Srlzerflt, Plantae. 'llllf SOl'fl'lOlVlOl'lES op liowi Stonnnorrnarin, Heuer ll ti l v y, Ntnnnann, Winkler lnrrnlvs, Donolas, Svlniltz, Kehr Muqinnis, Lariat-rilvaCl1er', ,V llow T'lntw: Robinson, Short MCG-raw, Petersen, Wanstrath Dashn, Ruth, Olivier, Tudor Mf'QlltXL'Il, Strltell. How Two: Pnrclno, Graham, Pool. TlDSlOI', Wt'li1'I', l3I'Otl19I'S, Voql, Norllovt, Dunn, Boyce, Srnitli. llnttoni How: Nanrnan, Doyle Cottnran, Hnlvert, Dann, Clark' stun, Cutler, Rvitl, Hudson, Gar- rvlt, lllIllllllUL1t'lC. gan MCU! ecf THE SOPHOMORES Top Row: Carlson, Spiller, Har rison, Bowers, Berlcel, Foster, Fxuhl, Chambers, Ranney, Ha- ferkamp, Aitch. Row Three: Steiner, letteray, Connors, lohnson, Boyer, Korn! feld, Schmitz, Bond, Conley, Boeser, Long, Kennedy. Row Two: Kopp, Stevenson, Matthews, Cramer, lviarsalek, Ellison, Albrecht, Piatt, Eberts, Smith, Coad. Bottom Row: Burtch, Mueller, La- Earr, Hassler, Rulon, Ruslel meyer, Clem, Enqel, Hensley, Scibetta, Hencko. Tl-IE SOPHOMOFKES Top Row: lfossreck, Shanks Owens, Karlefskint, McCue Dailey, Kevil, Elllvnnq, Salotlin l.intZsinqer. Row Three: Peterson, liornornorvr l.1st, Patrick, Farr, H u i tt Schmidt, Ftiqqs, Forsytlro, Rei Chardt, Harris. Row Two: Altenieyer, LjlllWE?ll Hayden, Mclntosh, Minckler O'Connors, Lyon, Farris lentsch, Goodman. Bottom Row: Schabera, Maqotto Wheller, Wyrrkcnop, Alexander Zimmernian, Adams, Phillips Corey. SIIXILI v lrlllt' 'T'111'f 230171 1OMO1f11QS 11 111111: 1.,fI1SIk11, 1qU1ITl, Nlckol '11llI1, 1,c1s11, Qi11I'1j71I1, Russ 111111, H1111s11 111, P11111, 0115. xv '1111r111:: 111111q1', 1V111c11zP11Q111 11114111111-111111, 11f1111f111, 1'1fIQCXI 1114111, 1V11u111'111y, S11o111'1y, 111111 511111, 11c11q11lc1, Fcwidcir, GIOG19I 'W TWU: 1'1c,11f1kf1111p, 1'1i11, Wi11 1111110 1'1lIIk11l1GIlIl, Cqass, 1-1111111 1111fff'111-1, Pv1qc1k1s, T1l1JIS17Y i31'11f111, 1311Zf'1, 1V1111f'1. -111111 1111w: Ci1sS111y, 11LlIS1 1'vc111::, KIICSSIIIUN, MFfi11l1117l1Q1l f311112:11v11r11c1, 1V11'1f1r111, Mmis Y -1111'1, 5311111c11111, MI Nf'W. 11111 11U1311C1V1OH11S I'1'11'W'f 111111111 11, 1V10Yl'I, S111q10 1.11, 134VVI1Ii, 1TCIIIK'11, WG11Q1', M11 1111, S1111111, B11111c111f11111 1111111 T11v1111'1s, 1411111230-1. 'w 111111111 1'1l1I1i11VTI1, B11w111c111 1N1'1:111111 Q211'11S, Q11c1f1r1, M91- V111, 1'1ws1r11, K1111101, WG111C1IlS 1'111111111, 1'1w1'1c, Scpwlthinq. 1w Tww: WI11lf11111, Cassidy 111-11kxv1111, Mc11k1D, Stock, K111E?- 111, 11c:111111s, SIIIIQSCVII, WCIQQ- 111111111, 111111151111 1111111 Huw: Dc1111111, Hrzpp, H4111- 1111, 1111'11111111y111, K1111y, V1111Nice1 5311c1w, 171111c'c111, K61f111I, 11fII1SA 11-111, 111011. Sl-X111 - six THE SOFHOMORES TC13 RCW: Po11dO1, Su111111111s Austin, Fo1111'1qQ1, Benq, McrG111 Brc111r1c11, AdG1111u11, 1'Io11u11r1 Greber, Randal, Row T111'ee: 11c'1wc1111, O'1i1i1-11 Boggs, 1-1ande111111111, H11r1e'11111111c1 Srurqis, Ac1u111s, Dcwivss, Z11 LTGTI, O1111wP111, VCTIIIEEY. Raw TWG: Wc'1'c1, W1:c111, O'D1-11 Tr:o11bQo1111, B11111111, 1511111111 Be-11411, Levy, DXSW11111, 81111111 BC11o111 RCW: SwC1f1cc11', G111s1'c1v14 T11111111C11, Stakrs, T14111111, Rexy 11C11'1s, SC11Gei11'11, VV11s', 111111115 131rf1111Ccx fmore A O12 THE SOPHOMORES lop Row: Voelker, Spencer U lliolps, Wriqht, Russell, Lari- inuie, Naisby, Reible, Cole, Sutton, Ktoepel, Williams. Pow Tlirov: Pvans, Lyman, Metz nor, Henko, Priess, lanies Cooley, Garrison, Stelfox, Nie tlur'inoiei', Herman. Bow Two: Meeker, Manninqer Goff, Koller, Poqler, Griffith Slivtstall, Greene, Antlri, Work inan, Bauer. Bottom Bow: Davis, Hutchins Pllis, Bittner, Mundy, Loesch Bork, Littlefield, Kanip, Boiq wald, Willianis. 57 elflfl 0 XPOCf THE SOPHOMORES Top Bow: Skinner, Kaiiflin, Canip4 hell, Whipple, Lanqonheiq Summers, Free, Curtis, Lucas Altmansherqer, Schaffner. Bow Three: Chauvin, Davis Schrader, Parsonage, Manriinq Leinicke, Seabauqh, Brooks Gulbrandsen, Biley, laokson. Bow Two: Strickland, Kniqht Blanchet, l-licks, Browder, Bal denoch, lolins, Harris, Wilcox Volkeninq, Peters, Gerberick. Bottom Bow: Kearney, Conway Koewinq, Kny, Wilson, Dothi age, Roe, Adams, Bell, Srnall wood. THE SOPHOMOBES Top Bow: Wilkie, Tidmore, Cler- mont, Clermont, McCrary, Ober- beck, Baldwin, Palmer, Wells Collins, Gray, LaRue. Bow Three: Walker, Scott, Sarles, Drake, lohnson, Schaefer, Mc- Clurq, Loyd, Hale, Loyd, Carr Fowler. Bow Two: Spears, Fish, Wright Austin, Willis, Oberrnoeller, Beinhart, Bopp, Lawler, Tooth- rnan, Stanfoid. Bottom Bow: Holloman, Reed, Wolfe, Ienninqs, Iackson, Pate, Lindley, Brooks, Parker, Finney, Iohnson. Sixty-seven f 3 475133 mr Q P5 -E.. .. f gh Q if .5 Y, 5' ff, 5 if Z pw 'Q ' znmw . Q., . , vu 1 ' my 'Si .ar ,V K, ,X . my .Q , 1: '59 3 H sw ., 4 , ,N , , 32, V. A i A , K 4 'Sch Y LZQY 'K Valk ,, W, . '-wk 'bfi .- fn f 'S S1 L? M fx- 4Q,7a3'ii.z'L..-Q 5.1g5.3Wvwf2S?y NZ. ' M 2' .Q J 2' 3:1 2 5 xii? was 3' ' A:.: 'Q 5. 5... 4. . . w ww M. 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L X. -A L K f X! 4,fV VIVLKV4-Q KQNL LV 1.x,'L,, VV' , I f , , K 1 Q if ,f 'W C X X ,, V f Y f V1 , ' 1 , .,YC ', ' 1 1 ' ff IU. XJ, 'xl fm ,,,, Y , 1 J .' ' . , ' ' 4, K., f . f, , V .,'-Iv ,J ,KJV L.1!.,f.!.., , f , 4'-A 11, 'J ' A ! V' . I ' L L, M1 S14XlLl- nine 611441 fm Jig Jkhf fm ow. D Bill Wolf 60 yards for T.D. 530' 70, 50 so t's1 l49 Head Coach: William Lenich. Assistant Coach: Sam McClanahan. Assistant Coach: Charles Batch. Captains: Gary Barton, Frank McDougall, Don Wainwright. High Scorers: Rich Morley' - 42, Del Campbell -36, Frank McDougall- 24. Second Team All District Don Wainwright. Honorable Mention All District Mike Decker, Frank McDougall, Rich Morley, Phil Trask. Sub- urban League Rich Morley, Don Wainwright. Honorable Mention Suburban League - Del Campbell, Mike Decker, Frank McDougall, Phil Trask. .Nt't't'r7I U VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row: Mr. McClanahan, Ravens, Hobelman, Taylcr Mothersgill, Bond, Skinner, Wendt, Walsch, Williamsj Heintz, Vtfohlgernuth, Tomlin, Mr, Lenich. Row Three: Mr. Batch, Waller, Morelock, Beard, Blackwell, Powell, Pool, Larson, Schmitt, Mueller, Blevins, Sokolsky, Hamilton. SCORES DuBourg lU Kirkwood Cape Central l4 Kirkwood Ritenour , . l4 Kirkwood University City C. B. C. Ferguson Normandy Granite City Webster Groves l2 Kirkwood 19 Kirkwood l3 Kirkwood . l4 Kirkwood . U Kirkwood . 14 Kirkwood 3 . .a6Tli51 . VARSITY FOOTBALL With the return of only two starters from last year's team, coaches Lenich, McClanahan and Batch did a fine job rebuilding the team which compiled a 4-4-1 record. Kirkwood was plagued throughout the season by the injuries to key players which caused the Pioneers to drop sev- eral close games. The highlight ot the entire season was the victory over the previously un- beaten C. B. C. Cadets. The Pioneers, losing 19-6 early in the last half, never gave up and rallied for three touchdowns and a decisive 25- l9 victory. Kirkwood was honored with the selection of end Don Wainwright to the Second VARSITY FOOTBALL iinw Two: Dailey, Schultz, Saladin, Ross, Williains, Reed, Calida, Sarvcr, Bywater, Lindberg, Wilhelrii, Robinson, Loomis, Mason. Bwltoiii Bow: Douglas, Leyhe, Taft, Decker, Morley, Nichols, Trask, Barton, Schnoiclei, Campbell, Waiiiwriglit, Nentwig, Weill, Chiles, Meinliaidt, bit ting: Mc'New, Liieckc. All-District Team and with center Mike Decker, haltback Frank McDougall, fullback Bich Mor- ley and guard Phil Trask being chosen Honor- able Mention All-District. in addition, quarter- back Del Campbell was elected Honorable Mention Suburban League. Clarence Schneider and co-captain Gary Barton didn't receive ratings but played prominent roles on both ot- iense and defense. St'L'l'l'Ifl.l-01713 'Lg-gre cw , oi 2 xx E R A F, , A lac x- -:P k , X ...A L sf tif I Af xx '15 . N ? ' if ' ff 1 1 E2 2 'R Vx f , Q 6 x I l X I E, N S K P X E M' nn-....,..,,. K J - ... ,f ..... .. . , fX,x ' JJ' sf -. f - ,sk 'EVA ul - ,,. f-, Q, J! ,.1.w K .. Aiwa X, 'kp1,, !,,' , i N gli! t . . X. wx SX 5 SA x x ,Y . K K I 'k X xg pswxox, Wx ff Y 'c of s 4 5 ' Q . A, . X, S gg x 1 , Xi . Q, , iv 4 1 ,. . ! 3 1 XL 1 'X 5 I X , f 1 - ' :nw L is I 'QR' K 1 S, g . E f ! t 1. ,f . w 3 M X vw 15 ' in 1 x 1 . wx ' YD! x X N, 'fix iS v ,um Q ,QW ww xx win, X Ixifs? 'Q X Q ,f - X? XNNX P? ,fi WAHQ X ,f 071.7 GA!! own. I .nf X5 fn? ff Mraz' 4 57' 66 Left tr liialit lx Tl . Snliriiitt, Ross, Dunbar, Steele, Morley, White, Sarver, Powell, Bywater, Hines, l VARSITY BASKETBALL Kri f'cH liiZfl'Mr:liIdZ,.Coavli lkliller, lrvoqeily. 2718 of flue .gzfulazi 77 8718 of fke Coach: Denver Miller Honorary Captain: Dave Tlieriot l-liqh Scorers: Hank Dunbar'-e256 Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Yru-nlcl four 64 62 54 64 50 55 73 Kirkwood Kirkwood Kirkwood Roger Schuriq ff25l Kirkwood , Kirkwood lolin Loomis 208 . , Kirkwood Dave Theriot --l93 , Dan Sarver- -l48 Klrkwood Kirkwood Mehlville 56 Kirkwood St. Louis University 74 Kirkwood Cleveland 53 KiTkWO0d Normandy 60 Kirkwocd Webster 70 Kirkwood Hannibal 73 Kirkwood Riverview 47 Kirkwood Schweizer, lmotitis, Sl I Affton Maplewood St. Charles University City Normandy Maplewood Clayton Webster Ritenour University City Ladue Ferguson Fox of Arnold Webster Mehlville 8,118 of fAe jam 0112 of tk? ,W VARSITY BASKETBALL Beqinninq the secrson with ci qrouo which did not include one returninq stdrter, Coach Denver Miller did d line ich in producing L1 tedni ot which Kirkwood could he proud. Led liy the scorinuy ol Honlc Dlllllfflf ond Roqer Schuriq, the Pioneers compiled G record ol tour wins Gnd tive losscs in the Biq Ten St,1lTL1Il'7C1Il LGCIQUG ond tinished with o ten win ond twelve loss record tor oil thi: qonics. The high-liqht ot the scdson wos Kirl4wood's third ploce finish in tho District Tournonient ot Me-hlville Hiqh School. ln the first round qonie with Fox of Arnold, the Pioneers broke the school record lor rnost points scored in d single qdine by scoring ninety-nine points. The finol qdnie ot the tourney proved even more enjoy- oble tor Kirkwood tons GS the Pioneers scored one hundred ond nine points to rehredlc thoir own tour ddv old record. N Ill mill l1llllUQ for YWVI- llivh driving tor tr iciy i QW 1 Tr Na i FIU K bf X 4 X v-ali ,1- ,f 'aff ' tm ,L , '....-.--' wg QN N, 'f3 K. X X g 1 V.. xl' 5'--Q .S K fi.-5- 9 NSN RG K -. Q? X if Qxf Y x VS My X x Q-S S? 'X Y ' X , QQ. S . N xi-Fx 1 X K ' x 'S N- y rx 5 S N Sw Swag f X we is 3' ix if ES we S X X X 1 X .yi 3 Q Q i X I S 5 X X S gx K , Q, xx X X X J M x ,M -.....f- .. K X wx? i Xxx, X X f x :.i.X2'3S', ,N x-2335-.,. f :f35:..g33 A --cr-T , 2 - N Q T' 7 'X X 1 R X R X Q X S ' x ' 5 f P s QQXX L Nl l , - XX. 5 , i ' Q X P. :f.: BX. X X' -' q JJ K f jfging eef Hcild it like this, Vtfainwright. VARSITY TRACK The l959 Pioneer Track Team, which boasts six All-State athletes, promises to be one oi the best teams ever produced at Kirkwood. Led by l957 State pole vault champion, Toni lonesg District lOO yard dash champion, Frank Mc- Dougally and Dave Theriot, the holder ot Kirkf wood's high jump record, the Pioneers could capture the State Qutdoor Track Crown. Mr. Wiggins' cindermen have two ot the finest discus throwers in the district Don Wainwright and lohn Rimmer. Along with Tim Tait and Rich Hugo in the pole vault, Dick Mueller in the shot put, sprinter Rich Morley, and broad iumper Bill Spiller a second State Meet victory is possible. VARSITY TRACK Twp Row: Mr Hatch, Moller, Vtlalsch, Busch, England, Kenyon, Wohlaemuth, Adams, Taylar, Dcuglas, Rywcitm, Vtlmzrtiutt Gcittschalk Delkve, Reckez, Robinson, Blake, Mothersill, Mr. Wiggins. Row Two: McDougall, Schmidt, Schultz, Press, Ashcrait, Spears, Blackwell, La Rue, Drake, Schmitt, Shuria, Tcimlin, Nt-wt: ti Mr. McClanahan. Rcttciii Row: Meyer, Hugo, Taft, DeGarmo, Morley, Theriot, Wainwright, Mueller, Rimmcr, Mcrelock, Chiles, Harris, ici Seventy-eight lUNlOR TRACK The lunior Track Team has the potential aloil- ity of following in the footsteps ct the outstand- ina lunior Teams which Emil Wiqains has pro! duced in past years. Led by versatile Bill Spiller in the broad jump, and quarter-mile, loe Canda in the discus, and shot putter Bill Schultz, the junior Pioneers should be one ot the stronger teams in the district. Cther outstanding prose pects include halt milers Skip Wells and Steve Bornernier, sprinter lim Schmidt, hurdler Reu- ben Watherspoon, shot putter lohn Loomis and pole vaulter Don Campbell. The lunior sched- ule includes dual meets with East St. Louis, U. City and Wchster, along with the U. City Invita- tional and lunior District Meet. lUNlOR TRACK 'WA irgng 1300! iea Heres the baton, Schmidt, get qoinql 'lop Row: Mi. Batch, Harrison, Badenoch, l-lellstern, Srmth, Nauman, l-lcbelmen, Buck, Spencer, Tibles, Bemgley, Kcrr Hunttnul, Schubert, Stcclc. Row Throw: Blanchet, Dcricm, Harqate, Kautlin, Lash, Austin, Tudor, Heintz, Russell, Skinncr, Parsonage, Peterson, Graelcr, Newton, Mr. McClcrnahan, Mr. Wiqqins, how Two. Krietacr, Altcli, McCicaiy, Fellinqer, Murphy, Dailey, Nichols, Ravens, Moller, l-loeh, Tidmore, Scctt, R ttuin Row: Weatherspccn, Campbell, Bornemeier, Brock, Canda, Schultz, Vtfells, Schmidt, Press, Stevcns, Meyer. Seventy-nine Dick Mueller Stuart Harris 4 onquerin g f e 1958 SCORES C. B. C. .,... ,. .,..,.., 29 Kirkwood ,. ,. ., 30 Country Doy , , 50 Kirkwood . ,,.,. M15 Lddue ..... .30 Kirkwood ,, H25 Ccrpe Girordeou 42 Kirkwood . . 16 'dk C li Stotrtincji' with only one lettermcm this it - 9. year, the K.H.S. cross-count? team devel- .. '4 , 1 L oped into one of, the school's best tecrns. Eighty Webb Chiles Iohn De Gcrmo Tom lones Dove Theriot S 4 .. , , Competing four ducllmeets, the campus: I N . , s i i covereg won'thnee whi,le,.drOppir1q only . -fn ' it one. The Pioneers hit their stride in the an 5 Beaumont Invitoticgrfol where they plated s ' 5 ' , 1 l fourth in cr group of thirty-eight tedmsf The i lcinq-distcmce gunners recrizhed their peak .1 , 4 '41, ' 4 4 J x ,..,l. 'yu 4, . y . i C' 'ciaoss COUNTRY 4- if Top Row: Hayes, Scott, HCJI, DeGc1rmo, Murphy Blog, Newton, Mr. Wiggins. K V 0 eagle jerra in when they captured the Suburban League lnvitational as Leo Pierce, the team cap- tain, and Bob Press took second and third places respectively. ln the District Meet, competing against all the teams in St. Louis, the Pioneers qualified for the State Meet as they placed third. Concluding the season at the State Meet, the Kirkwood two-milers, led by lettermen Pierce, Press, Carl Larue, Bill Spiller, Stuart Harris, and Dan Schmidt, finished fifth, a terrific show- ing against such powerful opposition from across the state. With most of the letter- men returning next fall, Kirkwood should once again have an excellent Cross- Country team. tom Row: Russell. Spiller, Schmidt, Moller, Harris, cr Rue, Schmidt Gardiner, Press, Pierce. lohn Rimmer Tim Taft Frank McDougall Rich Morley Rich Hugo Don Wainwright Eighty- om- WRESTLING TEA M 1 1 11-1-s: W1111111 1, 1,111'11:a, 1111v1111s, Oiislcry, Davzes, V1!1111ehead, Rhode, Kreepcl, 1'1C'1I1k, 1i11111S, 111111-511, 111111 11.1:4, 111 1111s- I1 i111I111141i4. 11 Iwii: 11111 14:1 K11111111, 4 111114, 1'i11V1l1S, Sr1k1:1s14y, Dirj'1c111s1111, Lash, Leo, 1'lICC11l', KC111111, 1111.111l1'1s1111, 111551111 1 1 :11 111 511111111111 1111111 y, l11'1s1f, RCi'.'V1III111 f'111111:11e11, Pierce, C.,c111111rl1 131 11c1111s d 1111x H I1 1 1 1 11 111 111 1 1'1111'1111:11 func in oneb 11-11-1 1111111QVV1IY 11,111T1I1. lil , Q, 1 C IX' ' '51 1' 1 vii, 41 Kirkwecd S w1es.111111,1 106.1111 11112111111 their liest Seaeeri 111 11111111111 years ity captuririq ihe District Tc11111111111f111 111111 placed seccrid 111 the S1a1e 1111111111111e111. The Pioneers rolled tc a sc11s1111 111 111111- teeii wiris, che lcss, arid 111111 tic. W11i11c deteatiria the 101: teams such 11:1 1V1a111c wood, Noriiiaridy, Ferqiiscjm, 11. City, arid We1Q:s1er twice, they 16711 L7111Y 111 11111 perennial state chaiiipifzri, R11e1111111, Coach Fletch Vifalther 11111111111 the 11211111- 111er'1 whc included: CGp11111lS 15111 C111111:- liell and Leo Pierce, T11111 l1e1'1tsc11111, Phil Trask, Charlie 101105, Dave 13111111 las, D011 Caiiipltell, DPIIIIV Daily, B011 Rowland, Clarerice Schiieider, T11111 Blevins, Dwiahi Dicki11So11, Dale 1111111- inq, Steve Hawk, Mike Wliitfr-111f1111, T11111 Burcharii, arid 11111 Lee. 1511111111 !1L'11 Km ing MMA DlSTRlCT MEET The Pioneer grapplers were favored to take the District Tournament held at Lindbergh. Kirkwood had five boys top-rated in their weights. Of twelve boys entered, ten qualified for State as a result of taking first, second, or third. Charlie Tones, Torn Hentschel, Dave Douglas, Del Campbell and Phil Trask took first places, while Leo Pierce, Bob Rowland and Clarence Schneider fought to second places. Ioe Philo and Denny Daily also qualified as they captured third places. Coach Walther's boys racked up a total of lU3 points to 79 for second-place Webster. K i r k w o o d High had proved itself as the strongest school in southern St. Louis County. COACH and STARS Standing: Canipbell, Hentschel, Pierce Sitting: Trask, Mr. Vifaltlier. rr ' ws i Cwcxrrrpbell struggling with Rrtenour. Kirkwood pinning Normandy. Sf ra ini n 9 MACL6 STATE MEET Kirkwood had qualified more boys for state than any other school. However, Ritenour carne through with a total of 64 points to 59 for the second place Pioneers. K. H. S. had its first state cham- pions in seven years as Phil Trask and Tom Hentschel captured first places. They were backed up by the second-place points of Charlie Iones and Del Campbell. The Pio- neer showing was a team victory of which Kirkwcd High should be very proud. El-KIIYILI llrrwr' VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row: Mr. Miller, Laramore, Wendt, Williams, Landis, Waller, Harper, Schmidt, Mr. Stocker, Row Three: Nichols, Renaud, Short, Schaetfner, Saladin, Reinhart, Altmansberqer, Stuart. Row Two: Leyhe, Strode, Miller, Muetzelfelcl, Willis, Hamilton, Schneider, Ates, Hoque. Row One: Schmitt, Sarver, Wilson, Wincup, Hamilton, Wolfe, Roberts, Strauss, Skeeters, Hartmann, jfging gkaffi April April April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May 1959 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 7 9 13 14 16 17 20 21 23 27 28 30 4 11 12 14 19 Ffqlvlu-foirr -Riverview Gardens Brentwood -Lindbergh . ., ., -Webster Groves . Normandy C. B. C. . University City . ,, St. Charles . Ladue . Lindbergh . Ferguson Ritenour C. B. C. Clayton Ladue .. Webster Groves . University City , There Here There Here . Here There Here There There Here Here There There Here Here There There Bill Roberts Dan Sarver W ,..f' Ken Strauss Pete Wincur VARSITY BASEBALL Coaches: Miller, Stocker. The Kirkwood High Baseball Team coached by Denver Miller of basketball fame, is looking toward a strong comeback this year after a struggling season last spring. The team's pros- pects look very promising with a nucleus built around eight returning lettermen. The infield should be much improved with the added ex- perience of Ken Strauss at first baseg Lyle Schmitt, Mr. Shortstop y and Iason Skeeters playing the hot corner, third base. The out- field should provide a fine offensive attack headed by Stuart Wilson, Bill Wolfe, and Pete Wincup. However, the Pioneer's main strength lies in their two outstanding moundsmen, Bill Roberts and Dan Sarver. Calling the signals Ron Hartmann Iason Skeeters Captain: Lyle Schmitt for these pitchers is the experienced Ron Hart- mann behind the plate. The Kirkwood players participate in the al- ways strong Suburban League, where they will play State-Champion Ritenour, as well as Normandy and Ferguson. Immediately there- after Kirkwood will oppose Webster Groves and University City in double series each. With the addition of Lindbergh and Riverview Gar- dens this year, the team will play a 17-game schedule. At the end of the year they will play in the state tournament, where the Pioneers last year lost in the first round to Brentwood. Good luck, fellas, we're behind you all the way.! Lyle Schmitt Bill Wolfe Stuart Wilson .Sloa- Sfring George Hamilton Eighty-five L Calckea B FOOTBALL T p Hr w Reinhardt Hill Helstern Kevrl Winkler McGill, Free, Lucas, McKenna, Summers, Mr-Mrllrmr. H w Three Mr Stacker l-fauk Artch Spencer Davies Wrrtle, Landrum, Horn, Graeler, Dorian, Vrosr, Hlrrrrrq. Hcw Tw: Frlrns Ryan Hceh Weatherspoon Weber Bornemeier, Fellinger, Tidmore, Larirrrortr, Adams. Hott rrr How Austin Yu glrr Wells Summers Knoesel Parsonage, Schultz, Altrnanslzerqer, Arrderstzrr LM LHOIJQIS Ol' '61 Led by Coach Wilson Stocker, the Iunior Pioneers compiled an excellent record of three wins and two losses even though several outstanding Sophornores played with the varsity squad. Kirkwood defeated Surburban League rivals, Ritenour 6-O, Ferguson 20-O, Normandy 3217, and was defeated by University City 25-lU and Webster Groves 34-20. The Pioneers' chief scoring weapons were the running attack of halfback Reuben Weatherspoon and the passing combination of fullback Bill Fellinger to end Gary Austin. Qutstarrdirrg on both offense and defense were guard Bill Schultz, center leff Parsonage, and tackles, Skip Wells and Wayne Altmaus- berger. B 'l'earrr's skull sfrssrrrr. review of .wzingfi fo Come SCORES Kirkwood 37 Mehlville 20 Kirkwood Kirkwood 46 St. Louis U. 3U Kirkwood Kirkwood 38 Cleveland 22 Kirkwood Kirkwood 43 Norniandy 29 Kirkwood Kirkwood 38 Webster 45 Kirkwood Kirkwood 46 Riverview 32 Kirkwood Kirkwood 57 Attton 46 Kirkwood Kirkwood 53 Maplewood 39 Kirkwood Kirkwood 4l St. Charles 35 Clayton Webster Ritenonr University City Ladue Ferguson Webster Maplewood B-BASKETBALL Top lttnw: Purdue, Russell, Schmidt, Frost, Landis, Waller, Miller, Strode, Nauman, Coach Wiqqins. liottom ltww: For-rerty, Hmriliardt, Short, Dorian, Weatheispocn, Greber, Reichardt, Nichols, Muetzellold, Monrcr B-BASKETBALL Upholdinq the tradition of Kirkwood's tine Sophomore Basketball Teams, the lunior Pio- neers, under Coach Harry Wiaqins again prov duced an outstanding teani. Led by their two scoring and rebounding stars Steve Miller and lim Waller, the Sophoniores Compiled an out- standing leoque record ot nine wins and only one loss and completed the season with tour- toeii wins and three losses. lXl.rkv it qiwtwl, hint Ifrtflitrl .sur 1 Iames serving hard. Sink that putt, Myles! VARSITY TENNIS This year's tennis team has high hopes of equalling last year's record of no de- feats. With almost the entire team return- ing, the Pioneers are expected to increase their string of twenty victorious matches in a row. Last year's team, coached for the first time by Mr. Stout, smashed their way to the Suburban League Championship with a record of eleven wins and no losses. ln route to the title the Pioneers de- feated Webster, University C i t y, Ladue, Ferguson, Maplewood, St. Charles, and Clayton. Individual honors were taken by Del Campbell and Lee Iames as they captured second and third places, respec- tively, in the District Meet. The Pioneers cinderella coach, Mr. Stout, will have eight returning lettermen this spring in- cluding Del Campbell, last year's captain, Richy Clark, Ronny lohnson, Dale Iames, Steve Coester, Paul Gardiner, Tom Hent- schel, and Randy Rhode. The Pioneers will play seven Suburban League contests in addition to four practice matches. The netmen are the favorites to again capture the League title. eefi, .gjanclfralazg 31 reenfi VARSITY GOLF With almost the entire K. H. S. golf team returning this year, Coach Lenich and his turfmen seem to be headed toward a very powerful year. Last year's team although finishing third in the Suburban League rose to great heights at the end of last spring by capturing the St. Louis District Championship. H o n o r s went to Ken I-Ieileman as he won first place in the tournament held at St. Charles. Led by lettermen Heileman, Myles Roche, the team captain, Bob Smith, lim Greber, Bill O'Toole, Dave Morgan, and Steve Powell, the Pioneers rolled to a record of ten wins and three losses, including wins over Rites nour, Webster, University City, St. Charles, Brentwood, and Parkway: while losing to Normandy, Ladue, and St. Louis Univer- sity High. With Roche, S m i t h , Greber, Morgan, and Powell returning this year, Coach Lenich, after having a terrific team last spring in his first year of coaching, is again expecting a very sucessful season. The Pioneers will play the above men- tioned teams plus a few practice matches. Eighty-eight .7lze lqoneerd, cworife paid TENNIS CLUB tttllsqtvvv, tvhttstcu, Hvntsrtxol, Gcltuson, Galdiltbr, Phelan, M11 Stout, Clmk, Cfttltpbvll, Ifxmmi, k't'vstm', Dm'kvr. GOLF TEAM Mr. Lonich, Mmqun, Mueller, Smith, Grelhcr, PCWGH, Rcche. I?l.Lll7Itl-171-774 GlRLS SOt I'ttAl.I. Trip Rww: W'aril, ltuliritl, Miller, Mv- lntyrfi Diokr of :roi Elmrtlr, llwitxi, Brshcp. lirittvrrr Rr-wi Mrs. C ri ry Mt. Vtftaqirizs, Mrs. Sl4lt1l y'. L5lFtLS' VOl.l,l.YHAI.li Mrs. Gentry, Vtfarfi, Vtfallis, Wtigrtwris-1, Frost, Miller Aulcerrriririrt, llliltflll, Mrs. Skcuhy, irzi , Soma! ir 5, un! eggaf Mrs. Gentry and Mrs. Slcouhy, the coaches for tho varsity sotthall team had a difficult time deciding on their team. Because many of the girls were well qualified, Competition was keen. Nevertheless, this superb group won every game ol the season. Up, uri, and civvr, Kendall, A challenging interest is presented hy volley- ball. Each girl tries to excel in tryouts, and those who survive the competition become var- sity memhers. With diligent practice and out- standing teamworlc, the team ended its season hy winning three out of tour games. Ball threw on Elaint-. W1 it mann Tvp llow: Mis, Gozitiy, Mrs, Skouby. Huw Ono: Metziioi, Bishop, l-larlung, lxilwiltliii. linyil lit:-liwy. Annie, Annie over - piq's eye. Let Betty havo tho hall. 7 7 UA gazilwfgaf Basketball requires that a girl be quick think- ing' and have the will to win. Although the girls on this year's team possessed these require- ments, they won only two out of their tive con- tests, all of which were very close and exciting. ll' if .lloclwg Hockey is a most strenuous game. Those who participate must have stamina and an ap- titude tor the sport. This year's varsity team, because ot its fine teamwork, won two games, tied two and lost only one, ending the season. l2llTl.S' VARSITY BASKETBALL Tclylcwt, Awkviiiiaiiii, English, Frost, Wind, Dulmil, llivkrooqor. Vtlil 'S' Vkliil l'Y llOx'lil'V . ,-. i. t , Ni i. ,i , iwTu'f'..,:ff Nentwiq taking honors for Varsity Club. VARSITY CLUB VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club, under the guidance ot Mr. Miller and Mr. Lenich, has continued to promote the symbol oi good sportsman- ship in athletics and to develop school spirit throughout the school year. Their hard work did not go unrewarded as Kirk' wood High, for the second straight year received the Carl Burris Sportsmanship Award. Among their activities were the Annual Varsity4Alumni Basketball Game, the Varsity Club Facultyeliogey Basketball Game. This year the club, led by President Don Wainwright, has undertaken plans to construct a white stone on the north hill of the iootball stadium. At the end ol the year a steak iry was held at a nearby park. Trp Row: Kirk, Powftll, Waller, I-larnilton, Morley, Steele, Dunbar, Blackwell, Mueller, Barton, Schneider, Sokclsky, Roche, De Garrno, Meyer, Harris, Tones, Gardener. Row Three: Loomis, Baumgarthg Schmitt, Campbell, Taft, Hugo, Clark, McDougall, Trask, lames, Burchairi, Mcrgari, Rhode-. Nontwiq, Canda, Meinhardt, Rimrner, Dailey, Wolf, Monroe. Rcw Two: Mr. Miller, Mr. Lenich, Sarver, Nichols, Strauss, Skeeters, Lee, lchnson, Roberts, Wilson, Press, Chilrs, Heilernarin, Greber, Hentschel. Bczttcrn Row: Hartman, Leyhe, Pierce, Theriotg Wainwright, President: Campbell, VlC9'PIQ'S!dE'i'1ljSCliITllTl, Secretary-Treasurer, Rowland, Ccester, Mason, LaRue. Nrnuly Iwo . N x .. . sf 1 X K X-xifns :.f- K-KLUB Members: Sadorf, Treasurer: Miller, Parham, Noller, Dubail, Sergeantsat-Arms: Montz, Mueller, Green, Waggener, Besterg Greber, Secretary, Frost, Deikrogerp English, Vice President: Acker- mann, Taylor l-lartung, Bishopg Ward, President, Mclntyre, Heitz. Sponsors: Mrs. Skouby, Mrs. Gentry. Although becoming a member of K-Klub re- quires a great deal of hard work, membership is the goal of all girls interested in sports at K. H. S. To be initiated into K-Klub, a girl must accumulate a required number of points by par- ticipating in girls' sports. K-Klub fosters the idea of sportsmanship, leadership, and skill in many activities. Organization of intramural sports, choosing the girls' hockey, basketball, volley- ball and softball class teams, and selecting the varsity teams are the main sporting activities of ofafifing jacbfiond K-Klub. Under the able leadership of their spon- sors, Mrs. Gentry and Mrs. Skouby, K-Klub gave two very successful dances. South Pacific held in October was exceedingly re- alistic with its authentic palm trees, canoe, and thatched hut. In November the annual father- daughter banquet was especially enjoyed by the fathers. The Hatchet Hop, the favorite dance of the senior boys, provided a delightful evening for all those who attended and com- pleted the year's social activities. N1'm'ty-three 66 , 2 UQ of flu, LL4. WW President Anne and Company planning. PEP CLUB ,lar in ltnw: Wetzel, Zanitas, Wolf, Taylor, l-linebecker, Sobery, Welty, McGrow, Dann, Wagenecklit, Tcirnasavic, Pfters, Metz nrt, Tovrea, VanNice, Mueller, Bond, Clem, Cutler, Saffel, Everinglram, Fedder, Barnett, Boggs, l-lildelvrami, Ftosehorcvuah, Mcfllura, Mincklor, Farr, Naisby, Ftusell, Williams, Schaeffer, Schulte, Miller, Gaertner, lohnson, Steen, Gulbranswri, Hicks, Tirlriicre, Graff, Gibbs. ltr w Four: Qvcrby, Wallace, Quade, Rerm, Wartkins, Snow, Simpson, Cothran, Lambertus, Kettler, Volker, Roe, Bricks, Anrier son, Rulon, Stumpf, Schinzing, Parent, Ebersole, Clem, Cannon, Scronce, Smith, Willis, Leyham, Adams, Strrrklm, Dotlnrav, Browder, Boyce, Dunn, Lacy, Lawler, Hale, Lyman, Crumbliss, Gordon, Altemoyer, Beare, Tuley. tinw Three: Leisek, Stricklin, Marietta, Fails, Wagemann, Phillips, Martin, Hodges, Knight, Bcpp, Gray, lfoaler, Evans, Wil- rncrw, Hill, Paul, Horn, lnrler, Williamson, Malloy, White, Dicks, Carpenter, Bichr, l-lawkins, Knight, Bopp, Doswald, Stakes, House, Hubert, McLean, Lenich, List, Altmeyer, Mclntyre, Cowles, Parsonage, Singer, Schroeder, Smith, Obermiller. :low Two: Brenner, Burnes, Howden, Hartman, Trotman, Coffman, Duncan, iadwin, Caldwell, Miller, Hudson, Smith, Engl-I, Young, Kennedy, Cowles, Magett, Tramp, Crumbliss, Goodman, Meyer, Moore, Hightill, Busche, Ncyrtlcwt, Grossman, Morgan, Hclekamp, McCullough, Keeth, Bauer, Ellis, Carlson, Robertson, Pitchtcrd, Linck, Diekrneger, Fullarat, lircncli, lleitz, Miller, laboor, Montileone, Stiegler, Sternberg. lirntttfm l-low: Zimmermann, Wright, Thompson, Grosse, Green,Cina, Hartung, Taylor, Winkle. PEP CLUB Pep Club, the largest and most active organ- ization at Kirkwood High, was established to promote school spirit and to support our many varsity teams. Members help to accomplish this in rriany ways. Among these are providing ,Vlrivlu-luur busses to the many football and basketball games at other schools, This club also planned and sponsored the pre-game parades, the larg- est of which was the Tacky Day Parade. A few of Pep Club's many other projects include sell' ing red and white shakers and football pencils as well as planning and putting on the skits for the different pep assemblies. Their annual backward dance, Rhapsody in Blue held in lanuary was a big success. One of Pep Club's biggest projects this year was purchasing the large pennants from different schools, hanging in our gym. By stimulating an interest in every varsity sport, Pep Club seeks to emphasize the importance of participating extensively and ex- cellently in those activities which foster school spirit. PEP CLUB Top How: Butlor, Byan, Kelly, Cavic, McNally, Mueller, Osadky, Whipple, Miller, Thompson, Moller, l-lalladay, Lindahl, lvlerkle, Moriarty, Burke, Wilrns, Benislr, Armour, Kohler, Hood, Girvin, Graham, Fotsch, Verkork, Brooks, Elliot, Butcher, Thursby, Bardsley, Frost, Young, lttner, Amick, Bosebrough. How Four: Schulte, Ester, Stillwater, Gwin, Buble, Heron, Demaree, Hartzel, Bennett, Faucek, Biersdorf, French, Nyfeler, Schu- bert, Branstard, Schinqle, Krienkarnp, Arthur, Mace, Ferris, Manninger, Griflen, Zuniga, Beckernan, Baucher, Marsalek, Bustnreyer, Eberts, Stevenson, Bichtmeyer. Bow Three: ljlrrrnann, Trernayne, Wall, Whitehead, Thul, Finck, Sobery, Wheeler, Schafer, Gurley, Canfield, Krarnme, Evertz, Towle, McDougall, l..aBarr, Prough, Pales, Lupher, Boston, Conreux, Sablatnik, Cole, Priest, Droddy, Reynolds, Schaeffer, Stuart, O'Brien, Hoppin, Weidemueller, Clark, Miller, Parr, Bow Two: Dolan, Klenk, Scheidigger, Burgess, Graham, Gissendanner, Bozier, Huffmann, Ackermann, Sergeant-at-Arms, Rucker, Vice-President, Mr. Strxrudg Thursby, Treasurer: Parham, President, Briell, Secretary, Schaurn, Hines, Hazelton, Hindrnan, Piper, Pullen, I.aBarr, Bishop, Swartz, Smith, Edwards, Addison, Saclorf, Bishop, Gardner, Wood, Angcli. Bottom Bow: Zimmerman, Wright, Thompson, Grosse, Green, Cina, Hartung, Taylor, Winkle. L ! g , ., , ZZ H razor. W Pep Clul' Bhapsody ln Blue, .Yr'r7r'Ir1-fr'L't' .tif CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Thompson, XlVlItlClf?, Taylor, Hartuna, Wriqlit, Zirnnierniann, Cinfr liottmn How: Cir-en, Grosse tCc-Captainsl. N ave you gjof 3400! .S?airif. D l'ltlllfltLEADEltS TMI? ltvw: Grosse, Hriituna. Rxw Two: W1rilclf'e, Wiiqlit. tw' 'l'licvixipsori, Gina, Green, Taylor, Zlnimerniann. K. H. S. CHEERLEADERS Through the leadership ot the 1958 '59 cheerleaders, K. H. S. has become well known tor its aood sportsnianf ship. The cheerleading squad is an outstanding exaniple ot the students' loyalty and devotion to the school and to its athletic teains. The alwilitv to do cheers, integrity, neatnoss, and leadership in school activities are thu lnasic aualitications tor cheerleaders. H o vv e v e r , cheerloadina is not all alorv, tor mixed in with tho lun are ottcn sacrifices and coniplotc exhaus- tion. Many girls seek the position ot cheerleader vvithcnt iealixinrg tliv arnount ct hard Work involved. The cheerleaders' qccd co-ordination it: the result ot hoiirs ot diliqent pracf tice. Nrmfftl - Mx C6 77 ea, an . Participating in the pep assemblies and parades, and attending the football and basket- ball games are some of the numerous duties of the cheerleaders. Each spring they conduct a cheerleading clinic to teach the cheers to the sophomore and junior girls who want to try out for cheerleading. Before each of the football games, a dinner was given by one of the cheer- leaders. The girls each received a favor such as bracelets and knitted caps. The cheerlead- ers, aided by their sponsor, Mr. Horn, have done an outstanding job this year: and all the students Wish to thank them for their efforts in behalf of K. H. S. Clockwise: Wright, Hartung, Winkle, Taylor, Zimmermann, Thompson, Cina, Green, Grosse. Rah! Rah! Rah! Miller Nite. H 0, gigu, Lf ,fi inf, Come on boys, let's really rally, We'll beat that other team, by golly Today is the day we'll show our stuff, So come on, boys, let's really get rough! We've got the best team, and were here to stay, So go Big Red! Hurray! Hur- ray! Hurray! Nrmfty-seven P l N .ru f V111 ' I ' 'cm I nw. nlwy flllvilif, I nk fwmx 1, Hx . , , , w mm: 'M' I lily. Iwk MMU yfu lcwxgy Hunk. cj 11 1 iv P :W 11 I Q ,V . :M Irma H111 fifwm.. Hrml: , 7: . fl 1, w Kr... 1 11111 VV' x, Klllfil O1 XXXX un. 'fm' wxwqf 1 -Ks II IXYILCY vhullslclcifvrs. Pm him, ' K11kxvQ.ki' Emi, 'hut gxxss. Rcklmzt sho: is cmflm. I Llfil Q sf X A 4 Y V' La-ia' 3 4 4 nl rc W 111 1L1SL'I1 , Slab 11, Tcx. WG11'1111q Llp 11:1 111L' ,1111e'1. Na Il, Q Ovwr, HQ 191101. Two 161 Ki1kWcic1d. H1111 4,11 11: v1c'1m1y V1 '11 VG A11111' ' 1 ' 11: y -, 11.1. KlI1fWi,Od 1111.3 111111 C111 uqmm. Duvk ,f 1 I. 'Y' -',,,,...,.:- M5 ,,'....,. AB? gn 'Ill- Q-..... Mila 'E X :E 'if-'E ref! Hung cn, Len. N011 'em Kirkwood. Snag 11, lim. Fiqh! 190111, Fiqht. Nlklwlgf-l71l7n' .Q . EEK 'QE is L, fag, . my Q , 3 I fi 5 ,-.. Q J 5 3 1 a 5 Q. s is Olflfff x xf x S 'N' -Vx mx ln' Humllm LY edagi mlarefienfafiueri STUDENT CCUNCTL Student Council, under the leadership ot Mr. Horlzert E. Smith, has worked hard this year to promote harmonious studentf taculty relations and to enrich the student lite. This has been carried out through the homeroom project which has helped more students to participate in extra-ci activities and promote good Activities ot the Student an orientation p the sponsorinq of T Ear, and a consisted ot, the W ,addition tp, 'U' tion Pr and ll rrd , , f ,iw 1, O 0: qs 3,6 K1 yMl3NWa'Q'l,llll't XTWMQL l Tj EfFwJ reires STUDENT COUNCIL . Tap Huw: Douglas, Schultz, Waller, Bywater, Green, Blackwell, I-leintz, Burcham, Frost, Marsalek, Rulcn. How Three: Kopp, Ritter, Campbell, Brooks, Leyhe, Wolf, Hoeh, Tait, Frost, Smith, Miller. Row Two: Parham, Graham, Peterson, Mace, Ackerrnann, Coester, Bond, Zimmermann, Clem, Albrecht, Cutler. Bottom Row: Piper, Hines, Campbell, Parliarnentarian, White, Treasurer, Bester, Secretary: Mr. Smith, McDougall, President, Rice, Vice-President, Press, Chaplaing Mclntyre, l-leitz. Um' Hrmtirutf 'liuri rodloecfiue fgecfagoguefi FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is composed of a group of students who have an interest in the teaching field. This club gives its members a deep insight into teaching as a profession, presenting the problems and the possibilities which prospective teachers encounter in their iirst step toward the future. The students are able to thoroughly acquaint themselves with teaching through lively discussions, informative filrns, contact with successful teachers, and visiting grade schools. Under the enthusiastic guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Marion Brooks, liirkwoods E. T. A. has undertaken many acti- 'TK .lewd Marilyn Mueller and the future pedagogues. F. T. A. l't,p Row: Snow, Eslur, Tliursby, Prince, Bennett, Palos, Hale, Naisby, Wcrgenlcnecht, Miller, Merkle, Singer, Parsfzriage, Dcnr crrtw, Engel, Eberts, Kettler. Rttw Tliroc: Mrs. Brooks, VanNiCo, Rulon, LaBarr', Olson, Gulbrandscn, Hicks, McCreary, Rowden, Beare, Craiqo. Row Two: Whayne, LaBarr, Freierrriuth, Mueller, Osadcky, Rosenberger, Treffts, Boston, Hines. Ruttnrri Row: Prouqh, Brand, Phillips, Friedricks, Wilson: Thornpsori, Secretaryg Mueller, President, Willis, Vice-President, Rvrlliolri, Trvasirrer: Scott, Piper, Stieqler. vities. included in these are: providing coat checking facilities, and selling stationery for the purpose of raising money for a scholarship. Students who have been active participants in this organization are then entirely ready to en- ter college with a definite goal in mind. Um' llrzrirlrwl 'lihrur 431- K I UITICE ASSISTANTS ll p lm W: Clxumlcllss, l.e,mL'l1, Vcullwrllrmq, Dubull, Gcudnm, VJriql1t, Healy, Fr127tCll. lic ttf 111 lic wi Hrzvll, Kmqllt, Sluult, lVluQllPr, Mrs. Bullard, Sndorl, Pair, Dcrswuld, Nmzzm TOASTMASTERS 'll pw Huw: l'llDlITlf'I', Bc'1Ir1llGc111X, Rnsenthcxl, Mlllerlburqer, Brlme. Rf Hun Row: Russell, Lyon, Love, Polers, Chupm, Miner, Ostmrm. :F WW? 5452455 OHL' 1,lU7xfH'Lf 134 IUI' do 'Y A Mi-f 4.,,,,.....-w ,.,..--- . 3? NW M ,,,.,,N. . Q. A 1 2325. Q,-we-ff ,4-tr H' X R gyhcienf Opera fiona OFFICE ASSISTANTS The privileged students who work in the office as assistants to Mrs. Helen Bal- lard, Miss Betsy Bedell, Mrs. Alma Martin, and the counselors, find themselves swept up in a whirl of responsibility performing many necessary routine duties. Their help allows additional time for thenoffice staff to carry out their work more efficiently. These students are required to maintain above average grades and constantly demonstrate their honesty and depend- ability. The office assistants, working in the attendance office, deliver notes, run errands, and collect the attendance slips from each class. Other assistants answer the telephone, operate the public address system, run the mimeograph machine, sell supplies before school, and help fill out schedule cards. This group certainly comprises an indispensable part of our school. orcefuf Um f i onfi TOASTMASTERS CLUB One of the most active and ambitious organizations in Kirkwood, the Toastmas- ters' Club, promotes good speaking abili- ty, good listening, and clear thinking by requiring members to give both written and impromptu speeches in regular meet- ings. To learn good speaking techniques, the Toastmasters deliver carefully pre- pared speeches. The members can prove their listening and analytical abilities by discussing a speech. ln order to accom- plish clear thinking on their feet, members must, at some meetings, speak extempore for a limited time on a table topic which is announced by a chairman appointed the previous meeting. The club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Charles Via, provides the very useful coat checking service at dances, plays, and similar school func- tions as a money-making project. Amy and Lois untanqlinq the wires. Mary and Larry patronizinq the coat check, One Hundred Five its xarir u abiiities and skills in duce the best yearbook rr ssii Ie Iut also has labored :ith it ntiy under the guidance cf Mr Henrietta Steinkarnp. Extra activitie narnely the Christmas K ard Exchange and the presenf tation of the Pioneer Prancef' keep the rn e rn b e r s busy throughout the year. I V . . up .J ' 'Y PIONEER STAFF CHECKING CHRISTMAS CARDS Standing: Miller, Bester, Green, Kirk, Sarrieri: Nciler, Ward, Parharn. ecor inc 0 lar O The recording and compiling of the past events at K. H. S. have afforded the Pioneer Staft many pleasant hours of reniin- iscing. In an atternpt to suppiy CIH GCCUTCIIQ CICCOUIII CIIiCi G vi' vid picture of school activities, tho staff has not only CCII1i'DI'If5Ci PIONEER STAFF SLAVING From Ieft tc right: Wiricup, Dunbar, Frost, Rice, Kohier, Mrs. Stvinkarnp, McDougall, Green, Dean, McNally, Thcrnpsrzn, Ittner. it Humlrr ri Six 368 y 5 .. r . , Q 1 2 f N1 r 5 elnoriezi Clflg 0 MP5 The yoar's activity always sourns well rewarded when we receive an honorary ratina frorn thc M is s o rr ri interscholastic Press Association and the Na- tional Yearbook Association ot which the Pioneer is a nrernber. Mr. Swain comes to our rescue. Q E 'IN' 11' ............---- L X. Q 5 PIONEER STAFF 'trap Row: Iohnson, Kirk, fNGI1lPbvl'H, Ricc, Miller, Dunbar, Binrrinqtorr, Wlncup, Young. How Two: Addison, O'Dc1i, Bostcr, Linn, Bishop, Brielt, Grebsr, War'd, Ncller, Waqqcne-r, Stone, Brooks, Hcrn, McCrf1ary t-tnttorrr How: Chapirr, Thorrrpscn, Kvhler, Frost, Mrs. Steinkarnp, Dean, Martin, Ittrrer, McNally. O nr- llumlrrrl Sr'L'r'rr ff fit KH2, CALL CIRCULATION STAFF Top Row: Wetzel, Morgan, Tremayne, Wright, Uhl, Boston, Cole, Heitz, Flanagan, Thuishy, llazoltnn. Row Two: Kopp, Miller, Ehersole, Sands, Piper, Heinz, Bishop, Langland. Brllnni Row: Thompson, Sadort, Cannon, Clem, Parent, Ackerrnann, Bush, Clem, Taylor. encif igurifzing ff .ii is R 430 'Nw' Bi-weekly copy deadlines, Thurs- day atternoons at the printer, page dummies, halt-filled stories decorated with red ink, hunting up news that's incomplete, not turned in, or just plain lost: all these mean something to the members ol the CALL stall, though they may hold a dillerent meaning tor various members. For instance, a deadline on a story is a nuisance to a reporter but an abso- lute necessity to a page editor. K.l-l.S. students have learned to look forward every two weeks to reading the CALL. for its scoops as well as its reliable reporting. CALL STAFF Top Flowl Vlfeis, Thompson. Row Three: Miner, Blumenthal, Htzim, Taylor, Hogan, lamps, Hauser. How Two: Brinkmann, Weigel, lvluriller, lanes, Clem, Lindahl, Coester, Bottom Row: Todorotf, Shoemaker, Thompson. Om' Humlrvd Ifzuhf This year's editor-in-chief, Tom Iones, and sponsor, Mrs. Mary Williams, oversee the paper from the day one comes out until the next one is put to bed. The day after, Kirk- Llflecwlgne unferri wood's journalists must begin to think two weeks ahead, for the next assignments have to be sent to reporters. The staff puts forth enough extra effort to publish special Christmas, April CALL REPORTERS Top Row: Sands, Parent, Cook, Recker, Uhl, Lacy, Steen, Clark, Kelly, Davis, Harris, Hassler, Evans, Elbert, Coffey, Howden Colo, McCreary, Murphy, Wood, Chapin, Grosse. Hnttorn Row: Parr, Ker, Blevins, Sherlock, Weidemueller, Paul, Pratt, Willmore, Hurst. l7ool's Day, and Senior lssues. Besides all this, the CALL sponsors the first dance of the year, the Call Ball, and supervises the Popularity Poll. They distribute the football programs and every other year put out the Turkey Day Game Pro- grams. This year, celebrating its fiftieth anni- versary, the CALL staff strives to keep high journalistic principles alive in Kirkwood High School by improving every issue. Om' Humlrm' Nim' Editor lones and Mrs. Williams. fx 3:2 Lua. 1 Q A x 11 at ' t 'tllllll t rl 'lr.i,.trir1 1 iyfxlr. .gfage - .S7frucL Sanford SENIOR PLAY The Senior ploy is on Crnnudl piodiictit ii nrrgorlv dnticipgted kv crll the students ot Kirkwrrrl. This yegr's ploy, Ianucrry Thaw, is o situoticzn cc rncdv, pitting the old dgoinst the new. Hcrliort Grrfw out his fdniily hgve nioved into on old tdrni litrusc rind Converted it into o coloniol hwnie, onlv tw riivcrtwir thot its former eccuponts ore plonnirw tw nifivv lwrrk l W r A ll ANN l llil lfblti' 4 l l inn Clrrrclnrr SENIOR PLAY CAST' lfzp How: Prentice, Qberrricrye-r, Tidriirfic, liinninqtcn, Hr-ztier, vNA,'vfV'l, Vx'1..x K lt itll y. lfrfttcwni Flcw: Cwin, Addison, Fcyeiobrrid, Frefocirriciri Tiettts. in, with the low cn their sidel This they do ond the struggle begins os the two forniilies otternpt to live together. The old-timers hdve soon coritiscoted the coffee-grinder which hos been inode into CI lornp, find the butter churn which wos being used os ci tlower holder ond it isn't long beicre the entire household is in C1 turrnoil. Arngzingly enough, however, the ploy hos CI hgppy ending ond once ogdin the Senior clgss con boost of hoving produced on excellent ploy. 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This purpose oi this CfQC1IllZGllOIl is to promote hirrrh stdndcrrds of iourndlisrn in school pulvlicotious, ond to provide opportunity for students to wx press their journalistic oltilities, The Kirkwood Chopter is d rnernlzer ot the Ndtionol Crqonrzrr- tion ot High School lourncrlists. its ucrrno, Pico, is derived trorn the irrst two letters ol Piorrevr dnd Coll. The nonie Pico wos olso used for d litercrry rnoqozirie published ivy Quill ond Scroll in co-operotion with the English deport rnent. This rrrdqcrzrne, under the supervision oi Peter Rozier, editor, ond Stuort Horris, ossist' dnt editor, wos intended to provide on outlet tor poetry or prose written ity ony interested Kirkwood students. HUMAN RELATIONS With a wide range of projects, the Human Relations Club attempts to put each member on a committee to serve the home, school, and community and to promote better relations among all groups. In close connection with the National Conference of Christians and Iews, delegates are chosen as representatives from the social studies classes to participate in lnter- Group Youth Conferences. This and other dis- emouing refu ice HUMAN RELATIONS Top Row: Hauser, Miller, Vice-President, Carter, Little. Row Two: Overby, Coffey, Huffman: Scott, Secretary: Brand, Marsalek, Whitehead, Corireux, Armour, Burr, Burnett, Giles, Risley, Montieth, Barker, Sarles, Prince, Linn, Burkhardt, Goodman. Bottom Row: Beal, Tancill, Treasurerg Hert, Kerry Myers, President: Miss Shikles, Hennerich, Rozier, Feyerbend. cussion programs are held with students irom the city and county high schools. At Christmas time the organization again carried out a plan with the student body to decorate The Tree of Life for the purpose of aiding UNICEF. An ornament was hung on the tree for every dol- lar contributed. The enthusiastic response made the project even more notable. Through the leadership of Miss Dewey Shikles, Human Relations has had a very rewarding year. Planning the Soldan Conference. Om' Hundred Thirlcrn SL C. O. E. C.O.E., or Co-operative Occupa- tional Education, strives to develop selirespectiriq, self- supporting, law- abidinq citizens by providing on-the- jolytraininq for youths in areas of their own choice. The students par- ticipating in this organization, under the leadership of Mr. Beecher Hen- derson, attend school for several One Hundred Fourteen earning g C. O. E. STUDENTS Top Row: W y n k cz ri p, Davis, Becker, Dressel. Row Three: Ewinq, Mosle y, Koch, Hoppe, Ccrvic, Angell, Goeqqel, Me- haffey, Howell. Raw Two: Leatherhy, S t o I t rf, lssac, Whitson, Lepore. Bottom Bow: Mr. Henderson, Hunter, Winkler, Brandon, Theiss, Cox. OO. E. students filling orders at Central Hardware. .,x Jeri ence , - periods daily and work in some lousi- ness or industry during the remain- der ot the day. An individual is assisted through this program to make an intelligent choice of a field of wo rk, provided experience re- quired for future vocations, prepared for the transition trom school to full tirne ernployrnent, and helped in his ernployer-employee relations. Meni- bers also participate in state C. O. E. activities, hold an annual Employer- Eniployee Banquet in the spring, sponsor car washes, and rnany other interesting club activities which corn- pine to rnalce a very worthwhile organization. Dresswl threading a pipe. Om' Iltzrvtlwti I'4l,f'lt.'t'l7 ,ULU CAMERA CLUB Tr p Rrw Beck Fo leck Mueller Carlton Weiland, Mr. Headlee, Row TWC Kratc Allen Ponder Morrow President Noland, Woodruff, Chapin, Secretary-Trrusur r Bcttr rn Row lohnsrn Blcdqett Vice President Schulte, Meyer, Merkle, Alexander. .SVllfl,if8I 6ll,g5 Such terms as electronic flash equipment, shutters, infrared photography, lenses, filters, and trick effects merely suggest a world of cameras to most people, but for the members of Camera Club they hold a certain fascination. ln order to increase the knowledge of future photographers on the subject, these topics and others are discussed at weekly meetings of the club, which is sponsored by Mr. Elmer Head- lee. To help improve skill in this field, a well- equipped dark room in the science building is made available during study halls and after school for members who wish to take advan- tage of it. The club also takes field trips to provide interesting subjects, sells pictures of the football team, and in the spring sponsors a photography contest which any student may enter. Now thats a pretty picture, Mr. T-lrnrllfv. Preparing fcr the Spring C: zitcsi Umf llumlruri Sr.x'I4'vr7 pofenfiaf painfera ART CLUB Top Row: Albrecht, Hartmann, Prime, Elliot, Horn, Dubail, Rozier, Stricklin, Clermcnt, Mashoff, McCue, Rosenbach, Robbnett. Row Three: Weigel, Angeli, Wetzel, Wood, Marik, Malloy, Franklin, Theiss, Gaertner, Miss Sheppard. Rr-w Two: Wallace, Schubert, Hood, McClanahan, Girvin, Thul, Schinzing, Arnold, Rosenburger, White, Good, Weeks, Murphy, McCrcary, Officers: Wilcox, Treasurer, Graham, President, Harris, Vice Presidenty Arthur, Secretary. tWithin paint brushesl. Bottom Row: Bransford, Knobel, Evans, Bishop, Lucas, Decker, Swisher. ART CLUB The Art Club is one of Kirkwood's many active organizations, devoted to arousing a profound student awareness in cultural activi- ties. The participants in this club all have a common loondp they possess an intense in- terest in art, and are eager to further their scholastic understanding of this field while attending workshops and field trips. In addition to increasing their knowledge and understand- ing of art, these students are able to find self- expression through the perpetration of their H many projects. The most outstanding of these was carried out in a colorful manner which pro- vided an unusual setting for a wonderful dance. Under the untiring leadership of Miss lean Sheppard, the Art Club has had one of its most outstanding years and we wish them continued success. And, they call this mtl Om' Ilumirvd St'L't'l7fK'l'l'I -Qi' K Ya' BIOLOGY CLUB I 5 fx 3 VIYZWI, Ulvr-wr Flrulxry Hmrzfwks, Wcufwirlxff, MFOUQQH, Meyer, Mclrltczsh, VVPIIFDIV, Bxrzxvwlvr, Russvll Farr, PWM-15, I7 N11-7-, Mvlutumlv, Olklll, M--ckm, Rmuwy. Q N 1 f 1 x tv' Hwrlwrfrlvk, Hwlwrra, I. lI'l14'k0, Peltwrs, P-'Ntmscgry Mr. Tcmlin, Sturqes. guffer iefi, Mefkzi, ana! Koala v- N - YUTURE NURSES' VLUB I V fx .V'1ETl., H 111k fi11:a-hw, lVIf'U1f1rko1u, KPSSVJI, Miss Hmxmmm, Mnlrr, Hyfm, IXfu:'v::' VNU :L mi xi 5 :vm 1' W4 1 1:1 ' - .1'fw'Hr1::, M' NYWI lNl1VTII1L'WIS, fiillljf ZDQOHL5, diana!-.f4ic!5, ana! gackfugzi 74 Ilumizml l:'n1l7Im'n .fgicled 37 earnin LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Under the leadership ot Mrs. Mar- garet Fox, Kirkwood High Librarian, students are being instructed in the organization ot a library and the use ot library materials through active experience in these categories. This group helps bring the library taci- lities within reach ot the whole student body by checking bcoks in and out and taking charge ot the licticn, non-fiction, magazine, and reference sections. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Top Row: Schrader, Brand, Elliot, McGovern, Whipple, Risley, Smith, Ryan. Rottom Row: O'Bryan, Lewright, Stolte, Brady, Droddy, Mrs. Fox, Whayne, Smiclc, Evans, Cathy and Betty checking the files. l MNIQIS 4 , -3 aa f s,.f+ts?.ffv.zm Om' Humlrcd Nrnulcvn SOPHOMORE HI-Y Trip Rfw: Horn, Strode, Miller, Walls, liegler, Austin, Adams, Ritter, Purdue, Nichols, Weber. How Twr: Mr. Batch, Drake, Reinhart, Parsonage, Wirtel, Tidmore, Brodie, Workman, Larrmcre, Altrnansberqer, l'r ttf rn ltr-w: Hoardenreyer, Hoeh, Beko, Douglas, Waller, Schultz, Dorian, Russell, Fellinger. eruicefi jo O lzerd The Hi-Y clubs, by promoting Christian ideals in school and community projects, have estab- lished a firm foundation for opening new doors to fellowship. in the fall the new Kirkwood YMCA building was made available for meet- ings, recreation, and dances. The sophomore and innicr clubs, organized under the leader- ship of Mr. Charles Batch, Mr. Sam McClana- han, and Mr. Vernon Morelock, have engaged in many activities. The sophomore club has been divided into two separately operating groups, These are called the Dudes, who pre- sented a New Year's Eve dance and a hay' rideg and the Cavaliers, who sponsored a Vale entine's Day dance, and Parents Night. Often the Sophomore Hi-Y club meetings are charac- terized with special events such as a film or distinguished speaker. ln lanuary the Hi-Y clubs helped sponsor a Kirkwood Teen-age Tale ent Show by selling tickets, encouraging stu- dent participation, and working on committees. Over four hundred dollars raised by this effort was then contributed to the March of Dimes. lUNlOR l-ll-Y IT li lit xv: Sftrlftsser, Mrlls, Lrrcrike, Taft, Wrlhelrn, Singleton, Smith, Lorenz, Alspaugh, Beckman Schurrg, Kellvr Mrirlvry, llrfry, MV' tftn, Albrrttvin, Stnckrnan. Bova Tlrrew: Heisknll, Bitter, Newton, Mcntieth, Kei, Locker, Wendt, Walsh, Mernhardt, Lindberg, Wai l f, Gunning, Krrrrltrnarr, ilrrlrrrlrn, Hrrnrrrcr. lit uv Two: Bywater, Grlle, Baurnhuogger, BQSTVIT, Leyhe, Sarver, Steele, Wilson, Welsh, Grornrrret, larrett, Carrrplwll, K' lmwrs, Hnbrnson, Harper. Hr-ttrzrn Ttww: Sr-lilossor, Morgan, Noland, Hague, Huddleston, Hartogensis, Tomlin, Nichols, Huggins, Morelock, Hugo, Bond, Kenyrzn, Stornlcarnp, Frrck, Berg, Barbour, Vorson. I I lar l4, ,xgncl jo ume ved Senior Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Don Horn, has been active in the Youth in Government pro- gram at letterson City. Specially elected Hi-Y representatives from all over Missouri met to choose administrative, legislative, and judicial leaders who ran a mock state government tor two days in April. A General Assembly tormed committees, passed bills, and carried on regu- lar legislative business, while a model Supreme Court tried cases which were appealed from earlier trials on a local level. Kirkwood's Senior T.,t,. I , '+mlpi'N ...t it 1 Mr. Horn and his Hi-Y buddies SENIOR HI-Y Top Row: Einninatcn, Liddle, Convy, Bopp, Divincen, Mueller, Schmitt, Davis, Davis, Miller, Theriot, Wliite, Waite, Harris Mason. Row Three: Gibson, Giles, Riestei, Graham, Nentwig, Kennedy, Bauor, Schneider, Adams, Stetzel, Sokolsky, lolinson, Knox Larson, Row Two: Wohlaeniuth, Rankin, Morgan, Daily, lohnson, Lee, Roberts, Whitehead, Campbell, Howell, Buhl, Schulte, Kennedy Bottom Row: Roscnliach, Speck, Browder, Zander, Powell, Drake, Kirk, Vice-President, Mr. Horn, Rowe, President, lanes Chaplain, Strauss, Secretary, Rice, Treasurer, Winter, Holt. Hi-Y Club supported the eastern Missouri candi- date tor Governor, Larry White. Among the club's other activities are plan- ning the Tacky Day pep rally and bonfire and the sponsoring of two traditional dances at K. H. S.- -the Christmas Formal and the Friend- ship Dance. The latter dance, at which two tootball queens are crowned, symbolizes the amicable rivalry between Kirkwood and Web- ster at the annual Turkey Day Game. The Spectacular Christmas Formal. gykcfiue ommunicafionfi RADIO CLUB Top Row: Prev, Hurriscitt, Smlttt. Bow Two: LQVeIlQtte-, Icrqensmt, Gtttsvlmlk, Schmidt, Clecimel, Tzbblss, If-tms, Btlsvtt, Vfriqht, Mrs, Ccntwy. Bottom RCW: Ffvcms, Prnt, Btn, Fzftttft rx DEBATE CLUB Top Bow: Thompson, Sturges, Wnllts, Wtxtlts, Rosenthal, Wcoai, Busta-mvyer, Fbvtts, Ctr ne-ay, Lorey, Conqdon, Prenttce, Mr. Smtttt. Bottom Bow: Vemer, Pom, Burke, Bulkhcxrdt, Harmon, Peters. euekloing Miefuf fgi --...B I V111 2 0Ifl5QI UU'l an refieruin 9 1 'UNSHHV ATION CLUB 1 MW: Ll1'l11111n'k, Pur11l1v1'111x, I-.11l11 lx l111111s Mu -, '11 1 1:, Hemy. 141411111 Hvw: C11l1s1111, Slnrk. Um' ll11111l11'1I 'Ig11'1'11Iu 1I11'1'v FROTECNON LXLUB Try: Row: D1 IC111, Earl, R11101, K111111, Shaw. b111Qw1, l'11,q, S!111k'01I, LHH1111111. 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X 11 1 5 earning fo row Y-Teens, a school activity closely associated with the YWCA, bases its program on a tri- angle which represents a three-fold plan for de- velopment. An individual member can grow as a person by participating in the many social activities which the club sponsors. With a variety of membership, promotion of toler- ance, and leadership training, Y-Teens grow in friendship with people of all race-s, religions, and nationalities. ln addition, community participation in various fields. ln addition to entertaining the residents of an old folks' home, they have contributed to county and city Y- Tee-n projects, attended camp weekends, lis- tened to numerous speakers, and sold candy to help finance delegates to the national Y-Teen convention in Washington, D. C. and New York City. As a final service project, the group had a scavenger hunt for canned goods which were donated to a service mission. This was then S t . X l UNIOR-SEN IOR TRY-Y Top Row: Elliot, Moller, Lake, Crumbliss, Esler, Tidmore, Lindahl, Rienieier, Whitehead, Butler, Wolf, Baldwin, Beatty, Steen, Benish, Carlson, Robertson, Wilms, Miller, Frizzell, Sherlock, Cannon. Row Four: Hood, Crumbliss, Setzer, Ryan, Schulte, Schafer, Highfill, Healy, Linck, Deidrich, Boston, Eullgratf, Wheeler, Schoemaker, Moore, McClanahan, Schingle, Thompson, Wood, Mills, Sawyer, Scott, Kelly. Row Three: Williamson, Girvin, Manthey, Martin, Stillwagon, Knight, Russell, Bopp, Hoch, Ashley, lame s, Istchner, Sobery, Finck, Klenk, Bester, Noonan, Schubert, Decker, Cavic, Sobery, Horn. Row Two: Hartman, Malloy, Clark, Stumpf, Gurley, Kreienkamp, Graham, Wilcox, Mrs. Klages, Goodman, Smith, Bowden, Edwards, Overby, Salsman, Hodges, Parr, Miller, Clem, White, Uhl, Parent. Bottom Row: Butcher, Arthur, Montieth, Fotsch, Brooks, Gwinn, Linn, Beal, Freedman, Arnold, Elbert, Schinzing, Verkerk, Grosse, Flanagan, Bransford, Sands. service projects help accomplish the third goal, to grow in the knowledge and love of God. This year's Iunior-Senior Y-Teens, guided by its sponsor, Mrs. Ida Klages, has carried out the club's long-standing reputation for active One Hundred Twenty-six followed up by a slumber party. By the end of the year, the members of this club who have ac- tively participated at all times find that they have come a great deal closer to achieving the goals which they have established. SOPHOMORE TRl-Y ll1utilxiivkv1', Hartmann, McLean, Teisler, Strickland, Bowman, Gihlls, Naishy, Hale, Rehn, Mrs, Crvnkin, Peach, Uisprucli, Wil- hvini, Knight, Rapp, Goodman, Gieene. 3 fn' Q V SOPHOMORE YQTEENS Service projects, social activities, and promo- tion of the ideals ot brotherhood also help Sophomore Y-Teens carry out their goals. Such enterprises as progressive dinners and a slum- ber party provide tun. Guests are invited to speak at regular meetings on topics ot interest S owar A if aa 4 to teen-aged girls. For in s t a n c e , an airline stewardess or a model might speak on careers, or someone else on boy-girl relationships, col- lege plans, or homemaking. A rummage sale was held this year to raise money. Finally, service projects included providing a needy family with an entire Christmas meal. Fugitives from the lunchroorn, The Y-teen officers slaying away. Wrapping cookies for another sale Om' Hzzmirud 'I'L1.'t'r7It1-st-wrt ,V 5, 't Ei it T. , i E. ,S is 3 5 5 2 5 B 5 , , , t t as n A M - A SENIOR HIGH BAND llutes: Var, lvlclntyre, Verner, Waitkins, Wright, List, Rulon, Grittith, Rustenieyer, Stakes, Obces: Stillwaacvn, Williams, has sr.rrn: Meyer: Bb Clarinets: Hugo, McLean, Hurst, Steinkamp, Metzner, Voelker, Crurnhliss, Friess, Wilsrvri, Moritz, Srnitliors. Altt Vlarinets: Campbell, Bass Clarinet: Friclc, lcnes, Gray, Alto Sax: Fogler, Congdon, Snodclyg Tenor Saxi Strauss, kflipprnqer, Grthwein, Baritcne Sax: Bornemeier, Comets: Scott, Brannon, Kroepel, Sk in ner, Schroeder, Ford, Ierrett, Arif-lrnari, Hnrns: Larimore, Be-ster, Gunn: Tronibanes: Dolar, Free, Owens, Prentice, Lcysek, Zanitis, Ellison, Haritancs. Fnacl, Burnett, Dudley, Bock, Basses: Baumgarth, Evans, Tilcbles, Parsonage, Lucas, Percussion: Duhail, Scliriotrtwr, lirr-rlcs, Wagner, Harmon. The marching loand is one of the main high- lights of K. H. S. football games. Sports enthue siasts have become accustomed to seeing Rich Hugo, drum major, prancing up and down the field in his pioneer costume, complete with 'Coon cap and rifle. At half-time he leads the hand members through their precise formations, providing a welcome rest tor spectators at the game. .ibiggenlfy ugmenfzng .SZAOJ .Siam ffm- llrrmlrtri 'I'rL'i'r1rr1-rfrtflvl t t Mr. Burton lsaac, director of the Kirkwood High Band, rehearsed this group to appear in its Christmas and Spring Concerts and to com- pete in the County Music Festival. However, more familiar to most students are the Alma Mater and pep songs at such functions as pep assemblies and the Tacky Day bonfire rally. The Senior High Orchestra strives to extend romofing GI, All fa Jnfemfi to the student body and the community esthetic appreciation of music through the presentation of several programs during the year. The or- chestra was groomed in weekly rehearsals under the skillful direction of Mr. lsaac to appear in concerts and at the Kirkwood grade schools, besides participating in the All County Orchestra. SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA lst Violins: Wright, Meyer, Danna, Clem, Spangler, Friermuth, Osadky, Prince, Cayse, Roe, 2nd Violins: Wood, House, Steinberg, Lyman, Bonney, Boyer, Browder, Litzingerp Viola: Rimmer, Boggs, Phillips, Langenbergq Celli: Risley, An- dersonp Bass: Beible, Bergfeldp Flutes: Mclntyre, List, Farr: Oboe: Stillwagong Bassoon: Meyer: Clarinet: Hugo, McLean, Hurst, Metznerg Saxes: Fogler, Congdon, Strauss, Horns: Larrimore, Bester, Gunn, Trumpets: Scott, Brannon, Schroeder, Trciiibcncsz Dolar, Owens, Prentice, Ellison: Tuba: Baurigarthg Percussion: Dubail, Schneider, Brooks, Wagner. T V l'lLll lt. .rtr A CAPPELLA Bmw: Petersoii, Sinqer, Kauttman, Ette, Gibson, Luhmann, McGill, Early, Mcrelock, Boss, Davis, Larson, Mothersill, l'f'll1nq1'r, Wohlqemuth, DeGrend0le, Wunderley Burgarabe, President. it Bow: Graham, Vice-Presidentg Brand, B. Harris, Roberts, Harrison, Voisen, Adams, Davis, Feyerahend, Henrieiivli, llaimwn, Collier, Vaught, Fix, Schingel, Conreux, Merkle, Busch, N. Harris. rntl Hvw: Mis. McGill, Scott, Clem, Bosebiough, Olson, Thursby, Moller, Steele, Marsalelc, Whitehead, Stumpt, Bailey, Weideriiiiii-llei', Busche, Myers, Marietta, Weis. m Bow: l'ullen, Piper, Schwarz, Oveibey, Huffman, Drane, Parent, Secretary, Zimmerman, Diwdrich, Trump Willis lflzwlttiiivyvi, Sttiflclin, Grosse, Edwards, Carpenter, Treffts. 55975 ing lA? ACAPPELLA crrors fl! I W Representing the highest level ot vocal OCCL achievement in K. H. S., A Cappella Choir is the organization toward which every pupil in- terested in Singing aspires. Exacting prepara' tion under the direction ot Mrs. lane McGill culminates in two concerts, presented during the Christmas season and in spring. The group makes several other appearances during the year, includrng the performance most memor- able to students, that ot singing at graduation. The choir response, The Lord Bless You and Keep You, has become a tradition not only ot sentimentality but ot real meaning tor every graduating senior. To a member ot A Cappele la, this song stands tor a year ot individual improvement combined with learning the ut- most in teamwork, an invaluable comhination tor any tuture. 'ffm N4 ts: -, The Lord lale-ss you and keep you. Om' llumirvd Thzrlu x lx W: lVloi'0lui'k. W llirvo: Motliuisill, Busch, Merlclc, lil wmutli. W lwo: lloriiwiirli, Roberts, Brand, K ibs vu. fitttom ltuvv: Drniie, Voison, Overbey, Mmsulck, Admins, Olson. Ar c c inpanist: Burgqrabe. MIXED ENSEMBLE Many times during the school year a small group of talented singers is needed to perform at different functions. Again this year, a limited number of students have been carefully se- lected from the A Cappella Choir for the pur- pose of satisfying these numerous demands. This organization, known as the Mixed Ensem- ble, is composed of sixteen students who dili- gmufafin fqdokedfiiona glzoriziferri gently practice every other morning before school. With all this preparation, in addition to the regular choir practice, they have man- aged to collect a large repertoire of songs. Their activities include singing at the County Music Festival, PTA Meetings, and at various other occasions. This group, under the direction of Mrs. McGill, is one of which the entire school should be proud. MIXED ffNSlTMBl.E Om- Humfrvd Tlrirtyfom' lt was a real nice clam bake. r2L..,r,., 5.4 GIRLS' CHORUS Top Row: Lanlcford, Wilcox, Tomasovic, Burns, Cason, Chauvin, Manning, Landers, laboor, Boyce, Bowman, Steiner, Bardsley, Dunn, Schaefer, Prime, Faucek, Naisby, ladwin, Kettler, Wolfe, Quade, Osterwald, Fedder, Landers, Burgess, Hildebrand, Bennet, Gibbs, Tidmore, Price, Robinson, Chuckray. Third Row: Harger, Evans, Kornfeld, Koewing, Ashcroft, Barker, Altemeyer, Smith, Hansen, Kluefer, Simpson, Sturgis, Spears, Strickland, McDougall, Fales, Guissendanner, Lupher, Altemeyer, Lawler, Lacy, Wilson, Kramme, Waggeman, Carl- son, Boston, Miller, Knobel, Donn, Kalb. Second Bow: Henke, Thursby, Gordon, Holekarnp, Reimeier, Rogers, R a uscher, Howard, Trotter, Ellison, List, Glascock, Loesch, Van Nice, Cutler, Smith, Iames, Dothage, Howdere, Griggs, Rieder, Brenner, Haddock, Green, Diekroeger, Rus- sell, Kline, Sablatnik, Mrs. McGill. Bottom Row: Bopp, Peach, Brooks, Grossman, Hines, Morgan, McCullough, Prough, Hensley, West, McDonnell, Schiedt, Hans- ford, Hoeh, Keeth, Prentice, Beardsley, Cowles, Kirby, Trottmann, Maris, Miller, Coffman, Wheeler, Herdson, Besant, Verlcerk, Sobery, Ehr. Girls' Chorus is a worthy and popular organ- ization at K. H. S. which aids in providing excellent musical programs during the year. In connection with A Cappella, the girls perform at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. Under the able leadership of Mrs. McGill, these programs have supplied the school with beau- Om- Hundred Thirty-Iwo tiful music, which will long be remembered by the student body and faculty. Much time was spent in planning and practicing for these bril- liant performances. The students who take this course gain a true knowledge of the fundamen- tals of music which will bring pleasure in future years. The newest vocal class at Kirkwood High is designed tor those interested students who are relatively new in the field of music. While teaching these aspiring singers principles ot music appreciation, their director, Mrs. McGill, conducts their rehearsals in order that they might appear in concert with the A Cappella Choir and Girls' Chorus. The fundamental voice training in the course and the useful musical knowledge acquired here provide a basis for membership in the other singing groups in school. Arduous practice ot vocal exercises, melodies, and harmonies, sometimes broken with lighter moments, will remind a student of his days in Mixed Chorus, MIXED CHORUS 'lknp Row: Reirn, Havnnr, Wagenknecht, Moor, Purdue, Aitch, McNew, Cwens, Roy, Nickel, Russ, Kessler, Roth, Rosonbrough, Zirrirnvrrriari. ltow Two: Mrs. McGill, Schell, Gucrclrnan, Hartmann, Clarkson, Benton, Carwell, LaBarr', Beckman, Parks, Elberts, Lyons, Vtlillrrrore, llrwzrm. llrwltturrr ltciw: Sarles, Srlirrritz, Barnett, Wolte, Harry, Schaeter, Swacker, Hcncke, Reed, Canliold, Towle, Sobery, Stroup, Maretti. t Y 3 L Q V , : tg it ts , - A I :bi .' 5 '.- - , R U. X s r 1 .X , , . . Ol ILC! ! OM! 0ne5 Om' Humiwrl' ,I hllflll lhrm' x ''Ah-ah-ali-ah-ah-ah-ahl 3, ,Q ,. ,W 9 'iq ian!! 4 3 2 -Keg g X X 1 X Z 1 2 32? 52, f 51 . 7 'i Wommfj iC'l'lVl'I'IES ,amd X. gllllfgll M0141 MISS IUIDY BRIELI. S fy ! loofgaf 7 lfl0Ul'l .5 ma if .Is MISS IIII IVIXX WIIIGIII MISS AI IVIT !XII'I'IIIIII MISS! IXXNIII' AVIiI'IIIX'I!XNN MISS MAIIGIII II!XIIIfN'I MISS ESYIRII. IKIIOOIQS f7r'1'lflIr'If!n'Ii' lfwris- S2351 i ' ax R iliwkiiiivyx if 23555 X X X Miss XIEIIA Wm K . X X 5? N Jwlaffllef an MR. LYLE SCI-IMITT Y . x . vu A ,I I 5LlI1Cjl.6!6Lfl'.5 : MR DEL CAMPBELL MR MR MR MR MR MR LARRY WHITE TOM IONES PHIL TRASK ERNIE RICE FRANK MCDOUGALL IOHN ROWE 43159, ,ww fe A f 97, 1 ' 'M' A , 1'-m-W'2,, if 93 QI? , 1 O W , Z wax , f. a:P1,,g ioneer bteelfl MISS ANNE PARHAM ioneer 7 Lwen A me i 61:5 MISS IULIII KOHLER MISS MITZIE BESTER MISS DONNA DEAN MISS CINDI GREEN MISS MARY ANN FROST Om- Ilumlr'-'II llvrlu ag Waivld 0 1959 Where wit cmd loycrlty preside, Where joy cmd mirlh wcrllc side by side. MISS NANCY CINA -Aldrich MISS IANET ACKERMANN MISS ARDETI-I HARTUNG MISS MITZIE BESTER MISS CINDI GREEN MISS SYBIL BROOKS One Hundred Forty-two MISS PELICIA WRIGHT ag Queen 0 1958 MISS IAN STONE -N41 WA!-M141-I rf-1 :ik Nz: fi an' L 11111 We-1-1411 1 I1 11411 11 1 11 11 11 111 1 1 1 I1 C1v15 1111 1111 111111 'X 111 1 R115 1111 S1 11 11. f f1Vr1y11111. '111' L 1X 1 11 x 1 1 1 111 1k 11 S 0 111c111'11111q 1111111 Q 111 1 R 1 111 1 V 1 1 1 1111 111 111r1. f1I11', 1VV4 111111 ll11111l111I Iffrlu 111111 ,V J 4 ' Q x 1 5 V '-1, 'Q . -- 5 A 111 i in 4 1' ii Il - Q2 2. S' Yi JI 1 1 i I lik til' 5. 3 n n nn!! ' . 9 gig' 4052 , u u 5 . :M N: f '--'harm ll.- wf' it f 4 2 G4'LJV,i5: W W3 N X X Q ' -, 5: v annum li.. . , 1 I 1. it l H .6 Z. W .. ' .J X ' ,,, .- ,ff 4 .3-li J ' - 0 s s .Wu K fe, xx - ,Q ini -- is Sl ' Hi , 0 mg .-.' Yr, A A , Lg 1 ,Qian V -1 ,W-me lt F l M1455 e emem er SEPTEMBER: Back to school again-too bad, kiddies, you have to leave your hula hoops at home! Say, look at those paved park- ing lots, no more muddy feet? We're glad to have you back at K. H. S., Mr. Moore. Congratu- lations to the Call on its 50th anniversary-the dance was great. That and the first Teen Town with the K-Tones really started our dull !?l nights rockin'! Hey, all you Sammy Sneeds, remem- ber to replace your divots. tThe girls are taking up golf, or is it taking thern?!l Although we lost our first game with DuBourg, we're still looking forward to a great football season. Smile,- Pioneer pictures are finally over, for now! OCTQBERZ October has drifted in with fall- ing leaves and failing seniors! Mr. Horn, were you really the Veiled Prophet? The K-Klub backwards, South Pacific, was, this year as always, one of the most popular dances of the year. After a hard week of campaigning, the new class presidents emerged as Dave, Don, and Ieff. Congratulations, boys! We're glad you all took us up and bought, bought, bought a Pioneer! While some of our gang was strut- ting its stuff on St. Louis Hop, our great Pio- neers were slaughtering C. B. C. 25 to 19. Good going guys! With a football game, parties, and the usual good clean fun, Cshaving cream is a form of gap, isn't it?l another Halloween has decoratively passed. NOVEMBER! Have all you seniors started your college applications yet? College Day really opened our eyes as to how present our future is! The Art Club Dance, Le Bal Mas- que, started busy November with a bang. And wasn't the Little Theater play, Death Takes a Holiday, tremendous? You say you've got problems? So do the Everly Brothers and Tom Dooley. Tacky Day really rolled out the weird costumes. !Speakir1g of gorilla warfarell The One Hundred F orty-six fabulous Pep Club skit, the parade, and the eleven damp bonfires fired up our spirits for the really cold T-Day game. You'll get the jug back next year, Websterl Iudy reigned as Kirkwood's Queen at the Friendship Dance, with Felicia, Margie, Sybil, Ianet, and Alice as her special maids. DECEMBER: They tell us winter is here even though it doesn't feel like it! This month really bounced out the basketballs. Com' on Miller- men, let's fight! Gaily embellished doors, old familiar Christmas carols, and pine-scented rooms really helped to put us in the Christmas spirit during these last few days of 1958. On the list of holiday activities was a festive din- ner party given by the Call editors where the reporters were pinned. One of the most gala events during vacation was Steinie's tea. Feli- citations on your wedding day, Miss Harris! After whirling dreamily away to music at the Xmas Formal, our heads whirled merrily t?l away with the old year on New Year's Eve! HAPPY NEW' YEAR EVERYBODY l I IANUARY: Through sleet and snow and dark of day, we plunge our ever weary way back to school after a wonderful two weeks vacation tspent on term papersll Felicia and Larry are the most popular seniors at K. H. S. according to the votes of Sophomores, Iuniors, and Seniors. Congratulations you-all, you really deserved it! The annual Pep Club dance was a Rhapsody in Blue on the tenth. The poor tortured girls sporting bright red K's are finally convinced that their syrupy hair was worth it. Haw were the K-Klub initiations?! The March of Dimes committee teamed up with the Hi-Y boys to put on a really magnificent talent show. R- Day has struck again! How were YOUR re- port cards? The many basketball games and wrestling meets helped to lighten the load of the end-of-semester tests. ML FEBRUARY! Little Theater again entertained us at an assembly where we learned just What's Wrong With The Girlsl We christ- ened our new cafeteria at the annual Pioneer Prance-Congratulations to Queen Anne and her maids Cindi, Donna, Frostie, Iulie, and Mitziel Coach Miller was honored at a great game with Webster on Millemight, and aren't we proud of Mr. Walther and our Matmenl Wi1l it hurt? That was a common question be- fore KHS'ers were clued in on what really goes on during those TB patch tests. The new Quill and Scroll members were initiated at an im- pressive banquet at Sue Hogan's home on the twenty-third. Seniors measuring for caps and gowns, planning for commencement day, and Iuniors madly getting ready for the Ir.-Sr. Prom, remind us that the school year is rapidly com- ing to a close. MARCH: Run, boysl Sadie Hawkin's Day is nothing like the week before the Hatchet Hop! Lyle was the deserving Hatchet Man, the other candidates being Larry, F rank, Iohn, Del, Emie, Tom, a:r1d Phil. We had a welcome break on the eleventh when the Grinnell College Choir entertained us and the Seniors chose their com- mencement speakers-Cindi, Doe, Ieff, Ernie, and Webb. Go, Millermen, gol was the cheer at the district basketball toumament, while just plain let's go was heard on the twentieth when the teachers had their meeting. t Tijuana Jail is still going strongll Congrats to the eight Merit Scholarship finalists from K. H. S.-Iudy, Marcia, Cindi, Bill, Cliff, Ieanne, Dick, and jeff. We all thoroughly enjoyed ourselves at the Varsity Drag Bunny Hop. And, Ahal, two more holidays are in sight for Easterl APRIL: Easter vacation is being extended another week . . . April Fooll We had fun, but now we're back to work again. The Spring concerts headed us into April in a Springy 6ll'll'l0f M'lJeI'6t6ll'l6! mood which soon turned to hilarious gaiety at the Student Council Carnival and Comedia. Come on, Kirkwoodl is a familiar shout as track season gets in full swing. Our spring fever almost turned to April showers, though, when we looked at our report cards- Boy, we don't have time to loafl I This month is just loaded with dances-the Twin Twirl, the Senior dance, and the stupendous Ir.-Sr. Prom, April in Paris. Buy a Call and see who the 1959 May Maids are Congratulations to janet, Mitzie, Sybil, Nancy, Cindi, Ardeth, and Felicia. MAY: The teasers for the hilarious Senior play, january Thaw, and KXOK's Junior Town Meeting supplied frantic May with two very entertaining assemblies! The hard-hittin,' far-throwin' baseball team is going strong, while on the more traditional side of May, the beauti- ful May Queen reigned over the May Pete, its delicious dinner, and the dreamy Coronation Prom. Congratulations to the new cheerleaders, and the Call and Pioneer staffs! And don't you- all love this yea1 s Pioneerl Memorial Day is viewed by all as a well-earned vacation, but the seniors face it with a mixture of awe and dis- belief, for no longer will they walk the dear ole' halls of K. H. S. as students but only old grads. IUNE: As graduation day approaches, it is faced with mixed emotions. But as we look back, we remember the spirit of Turkey Day and Miller-night, the inspiration of learning we found in our classes, the enchantment of proms and May Fetes, and, most of all, the wonderful friendships we have made. Never will we for- get the excitement of our freshman year, the sophomore apprehensions we felt in a new high school, the complacency of being juniors, and the prestige and delight that went with our senior year. We've looked back with a smile and a tear, but we look ahead with growing anticipation, for now we have passed another milestone toward maturity. Good-bye, Good luck! 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