Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

y ? )A. r iru ? L. x a o V I 0 .a- v. ,- ° e ° a°° O ' W  ,:  ■ ' T i? o AwAn K ' .1.1 ' Hi-fi (A ' ci ' etf tl .iqkckk 1 ■ . V 1 N Owl vl _, WoM Published by KIRKWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 801 West Essex Avenue Kirkwocd, Missouri Volume XXII, 1959-1960 c Qantentl : GlcMeb . . AlULetioi . . Social . . fu;o Pianeen. 4 I960 Upon entering our wide, wide world at K.H.S., one becomes aware of the new wonders be- fore us. The world of teachers, admin- istrators, and classes opens com- panionship and new learning. Athletics give us a growth in competition and strength. In or- ganizations and social activities our interests are broadened, our responsibilities increased and our horizons expanded. These unexplored realms in which we travel at Kirkwood High School will make us better prepared for the wider world be- fore us as the doors of our high school close behind. 6un. Wanld o Jamatiauji On WoM a} Go ust Qui WanM ojj Recajnitian MRS. HENRIETTA STEINKAMP Four Steinie getting our vccab ready fcr college prep. — S JS - ' AprTT, 1959, Mrs... W. E. Steinkamp resigned v- J- Mroi@ti teos§rDr Wr feV h i cd=spT5S rW uill C 5n y h M J t ti ie the Kirkwooa Call said of Mrs. indebted to her, a teacher who deserves more recognition than sne mod- estly receives. Yes, Steinie as she is affec- tionately called, does indeed deserve more rec- ognition — the first Pioneer had a sale of one hundred and twenty-five copies; this year the Pioneer will be distributed to more than twelve hundred students. These figures indicate great growth, mainly a result of Mrs. Steinkamp ' s in- spiring leadership. Steinie has done more than lead the growth of the Pioneer; she has helped every individual on every staff become not only a better and more productive staff member, but also a better person. Everyone who has ever come in contact with Steinie will long remem- ber being called a doll or you sweet thing, and sometimes receiving the highest praise - that ' s just ultra, ultra! Mrs. Steinkamp is indeed a pioneer. We, of the Pioneer staff of 1960, join with all the staffs of past years in proudly dedicating the Pioneer of 1960 to Mrs. Steinkamp, with the hope that it will measure up to the standard of excellence in I right or am I wrcng? Sne nCS Set. Scanning Oul Spstebe Looking north from Essex parking lot Six IN ?? aiiii Entrance to K.H.S. The north entrance of the Fine Arts Building Viewing the Administration Building Plaani+icj, Out PlOCftedA Education is the acquisition cf the art of the utilization of kncivledge. —Whitehead Superintendent — Mr. Crow SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Mr. Gardner. Mr. Dubail, Mr. Coil. Seated: Mr. Hartung. Mr. Roberts. Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Crow. Eight MR. C. HENDERSON Assistant Superintendent of Kirkwccd Public Schools. MR. W. M. SARFF Director of Instruction cf Kirkwood Public Schools. SUPERINTENDENT ' S OFFICE ASSISTANTS Standing: Mrs. M. Tate, Miss J. Thursby, Mrs. D. Dunkle, Mrs. M. Hinkscn, Mrs. H. Hicks. Miss H. Hawkins. Seated: Mrs. M. J. Kcpp, Mr. R. Huckeby, Mr. N. Schneeberger. Mrs. E. Kasten. Plating Qui Waild 9 t Placet Peidfieciioe MR. M. R. MOORE Principal of Kirkwccd High School K E MR. H. E. SMITH MR. R. E. KOHN Assistant Principal of Kirkwcod High School Assistant Principal of Kirkwood High School en COUNSELORS Standing: Mr. Via, Mr. Behrens, Mr. Horn. Seated, Mr. Cravens, Mr. Henderson, Miss Abbott, Mis. Ciaig. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Standing: Miss Bedell, Mr. Kcerber, Mrs. Bow- Mrs. Martin. Seated: Mrs. Ballard. P.T.A. BOARD Standing: Mr. G. L. Clem, Mr. H. H. Elbert. Seated: Mr. T. C. Finnie, Mrs. B. G. Re Mrs R. M. Trump, Mrs. B. C. C: ., Mr. J. O. S Eleven ENGLISH Essential in cur everyday life is a thorough under- standing of our language and its correct usage. English involves much more than the study of dang- ling participles and gerunds. It includes a knowl- edge of the literary works of well known authors and contributes to an appreciation of the finer things in life. Likewise the ability to express oneself in words and in writing will prove an invaluable asset in this world of advanced communication. Jean ' s big moment. A-e-i-o-u ENGLISH Standing: Mr. Smith. Miss Butts, Mrs. Comer, Mr. Wagner, Mis. Conley, Mrs. Krueger, Mr. Wayne. Seated: Miss Farries, Miss Craig, Mrs. Fahien, Mrs. Steinlcamp, Mrs. Williams, Miss Moles, Miss Henry, Mrs. Biggs. iveloe Waild Wide, GammutttcGitiott i LANGUAGES Standing: Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Boett- ner. Mrs. Steencken, Miss Greg- Mrs. Jennings. je lc es? FOREIGN LANGUAGES It ' s a small world, isn ' t it? With the ever increas- ing swiftness of travel the size of our globe seems to be shrinking. Therefore, a knowledge of the lan- guages of the people only a few hours distance from us is a necessity for gaining world-wide understand- ing. By studying the language of another area of the world, the student gains not only a knowledge of that language, but also an understanding of the people, customs, and traditions which comprise that culture. LIBRARY Miss Bust, Mr. Marvin, Mrs. McGill, Mr. McClanahan, Mrs. Smith. LIBRARY Kirkwcod ' s library has be- come the service center of the school. Not only does our library supply the students with a wide variety of books, magazines, and pamphlets; but also under the able guid- ance of the librarians, stud- ents are taught to make use of new materials and find new ways to use old ma- terials. Thirteen (laundincf, Qui Mr. Galvin demonstrates. ARTS Standing: Miss Sheppard, Mr. Galvin, Mr. Isaac. Seated: Mrs. Schcch. Watch out for that red light! PHYSICAL EDUCATION DRIVER ' S EDUCATION Strengthening our physical bodies while increasing our sportmanship, agil- ity, and enjoyment of sports is the re- sponsibility of the physical education department. Stimulating class activities and extra-curricular sports make P.E. a favorite activity of all those who partic- ipate in its program. Teaching safe driving skills is the responsibility of the Driver ' s Education Course. A program combining actual driving and class sessions produces many fine student drivers. FINE ARTS Appreciation of the fine arts is important in modern living. Americans have been accused of being over- ly materialistic, and of not enjoying the cultural as- pects of life. The emphasis on academics is partly responsible for this situation; therefore, a knowledge of music and art will produce a well-balanced indi- vidual. Standing: Mr. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DRIVER ' S EDUCATION Hansen, Mr. Page, Mr. Lenich, Mr. Batch. Sentry, Mis. Skouby. Fi urteen PRACTICAL ARTS Preparing for adulthood includes learning these skills practical in everyday life. Kirkwood High of- fers a wide variety of subjects applicable to future occupations and avocations. Therefore, the students find themselves well equipped in the areas of home economics, shop, and secretarial training. PRACTICAL ARTS Mr. Walther, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Grayson, Mr. Clute, Mrs. Con- kin, Mr. McMah Steady now. SCHOOL NURSE New this year, Mrs. Bingham, cur school nurse, is responsible fcr the physical and mental well- being of the student body at K.H.S. Her major duty is administering hearing, seeing, and other tests to all eleventh graders as well as to new students. Mrs. Bingham. A stitch in time saves nini No strikecvers, please. Fifteen CrKixlaiinCf, Hie olemettfo MATH Standing: Mr. Hunker, Mr. Miller, Mr Meyer, Mr. Koerber, Mr. Stout. Seated: Mr. Avey, Mrs. Wilkins. Decrease the pressure, increase the volume. MATH AND SCIENCE Try spending a day without employing some form of math or without viewing the scientific won- ders that surround us. Impossible, isn ' t it? And so it has been through the years and will be in the years to come with the increasing emphasis on these indispensable fields. SCIENCE Mr. Stacker, Mr. Stixrud, Mr. Haase, Mr. Piro, Mr. Headlee, Mr. Wiggins, Mr. Tomlin, Mr. Bush. Sixteen Ind tlte a itU SOCIAL STUDIES Standing: Mr. Ramsey, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Diffley. Seated: Mrs. Parks. Miss Shikles. Miss Shikles clarifies her point MB SOCIAL STUDIES Only by learning how people have lived in the past and how they are living in the present can we plan for the future. The social scientist strives to improve our society by contributing to the public a knowledge of previous and existing world condi- tions. Through the study of these conditions, both past and present, an individual may learn in what way he fits into the picture, and his proper role in our society. Wig brews lunch for the D3ys. S s m - z (Dub Would ajf amaw ui . . . I ighti en ■ i I I B 1 1 I Jl u I J rf Jt, SenlaU al ' 60 • Senior Class Officers — Penny Hartzell, Secre- tary; Bill Wolf, Vice President; Rich Hugo, Treasurer; Tim Taft, President. MARTHA ALEXANDER Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; N-Club; Art Cub; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus, Ac- companist; National Essay Asso- ciation; Girls ' Sports, Basketball Class Team; K-Klub; Pioneer Staff, Copy Staff; Camera Club; Pep Club; Tri-Y, Council Representa- tive. JIM ALSFAUGH Graduated June 1960; C Track; Spanish Club; Junior, Senior H-Y; Debate Club. JOAN AMICK Graduated June 1960; French Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports. Twenty JAMES ALLEN Graduated June 1960; Jazz Club; Conservation Club, Vice President; Projector Club; Camera Club, Treasurer. c JUDY ALTEMEYER Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Latin Club; Girls ' Sports, Volleyball Class Team; K-Klub; Pep Club. X  Vl ARt UR (JP G adu aMune lgeOjfi Transi ed fa worn JPrentwo dyiHiafeC School £ - Br n rpd, l issoJrp ep aut;V GirlcCSgjpfti; hhJmau Jtelatipirs Vice FC detifPlnt jrrous fouth Representative, ,S  ren FS ?Nt? ative to St. ence. PianeeiitoCj, . . . BILL ASHER Graduated June I960; Projector Club,- C.C I JADIE ALLEN ATES Graduated June I960; Transferred frcm Southwest High School, St. Louis, Missouri; Mixed Chorus. JACKIE BAILEY Graduated June 1960: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls ' Ensemble; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Girls ' Sextet; Girls ' Trio. TERRY BALDWIN Net graduated. BARB BARKER Graduated June 1960; F.T.A.; Y- Teens; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club, Inner Willy ; Nipher Student Council; Girls ' Chorus, Student Director; A Cap- pella; Pep Club, President; Human Relations; Latin Club; Girls ' Sports; Call Circulation Staff; Bea- con Staff. Re] rtei N-Club; K- Klub. STEVE ASHER Graduated June 1960; ball; Sei CARRIE AUSTIN Graduated June 1960; Nurses ' Club; Tri-Y. RICHARD BAKER Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Na- tional Merit Letter of Commenda- tion. GEORGE BARBOUR Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Varsity Wrestling; Sophc- mcre, Junicr Hi-Y. MORRIS CLYDE BARRILLEAUX Graduated June I960; Transferred frcm Webster Groves High School, Webster Groves, Missouri: Toast- masters; Conservation Club. SHIRLEY BARRETT Graduated June 1960; C.O.E. ELLA BAUER ited June 1960; Transferred frcm I 9 do. a Wadd BOB BAUMBACH Graduated June I960; C.C.E., State Ccnventicn Delegate. MARTHA BEARE Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; N-Club; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Call Circula- tion Staff; Pioneer Staff, Typist; F.T.A., Vice President; Quill and S.-roll. JACK BECK graduated June 1960; Transferred from Eugene Coyle High Schccl, Kirkwcod, Missouri; Camera Club; Mixed Chorus; A Cappella; Mixed Enseml HARRY BEIGHLEY Graduated June 1960; Freshman. Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y.- Latin Club; Junior, Varsity Track; Human Relations. CAROLE BENTON Graduated June 1960; Girls ' Sports; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus; Ad- vanced Girls ' Chorus. DONA BERGFELD Graduated June 1960; Pep Club Spanish Club; Dramatics Club Art Club; Senior High Orchestra Call Circulation Staff; Girls ' Sports Twenty-two LOIS BEARDSLEY graduated June 1960; Transferred from Morgan Paik High Schccl Chicago, Illinois; Pep Club; Hu- man Relations; Giils ' Chorus. HARRIET BEATTY Graduated June 1960; Girls ' Sports; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Future Nurses ' Club; Spanish Club. JAN1S LEE BEIERSDORF Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Y-Teens; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Girls ' Sports; N-Club. DONNA BENISH graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Span- ish Club; Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Sports; Volleyball, Softball Class Teams; K-Klub; Y-Teer.s. RONALD BERG Graduated June 1960; C Football; Projector Club; Little Theater; Sophomore, Junior, Senior. Hi-Y, Dramatics Club, Inner Willy. MARY BERTHOLD Graduated June 1960; F.T.A., Treas- urer, President; Office Assistant: Counselor ' s Assistant; Girls ' Sports; Latin Club; N-Club; Nipher Honor Roll; National Merit Letter of Commendation. aft oducatlan SUSAN BESANT Graduated June 1960; Ninth Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Pep Club; • Nurses ' Club; Dramatics Club; Spanish Club; Girls ' Sports; Y- Teens; National Essay Associa- tion; N-Club; Call Staff; F.T.A. TOM BISCH Sraduated June 1960; Transferred from St. James Trade School, Springfield, Illinois; C.O.E. EVON LORETTA BLACKWELL Graduated June 1960; Y-Teens; Fu- ture Nurses ' Club; Y.F.C.; Girls ' Sports; Pep Club. FRED BLAKE Graduated June 1960; Cross Coun- try; Junior, Varsity Track; Cameia Club, Sergeant-at-Arms; Stamp Club; Radio Club; Junior High Band; Call Staff, Reporter. DAN BLUMENTHAL Sraduated June 1960; C, B Football; Varsity Track; Quill and Scroll; Call Staff, Reporter, Second Page Biology Club: Beacon Staff, Reporter; Jazz Club; National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist, Finalist. CAROL BOEDEKER Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Bishop DuBourg High School, St. Louis, Missouri. KEITH i ' Gradual Club; Latin , High Band and Orchestra; Soph- Hi-Y; Biolo- gy Club; Jazz Club; Pioneer Staff, ss Manager; Quill and Boys ' Pep Club. DORIS ANN BLACKWELL ited June 1960; Y.F. ture Nurses ' Club; Gil F.T.A. RUSSEL CARL BLACKWOOD Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Miss Edward ' s School, St. DOUGLAS BLODGETT Graduated June 1960; Camera Club, Vice President; Y.F.C.; Call Staff, Photographer; Pioneer Staff, Pho- tographer. RHEA BOCKHORST June 1960; Camera Club; Radio Club; Dei Club. TOM BOND . ' re, Junior Hi-Y - ' .etball; C, B, Varsity Footba Sports Co-Editor; Qu I £enia i i a r 60 CAROLE BOSTON Graduated June I960; N-Club; Span- ish Club; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; A Cap- pella Choir; Tri-Y, Sergeant-at- Arms; F.T.A.; Girls ' Sports; Vol- leyball Class Team; Little Theater: Call Circulation Staff; Y.FG. JOHN POUTWELL Graduated June 1960; Junior Achievement; Projector Club; Ra- dio Club. ROBERT BOULAIS Net graduated. JACK BOWIE Graduated June 1960; C, B, Varsity Football; C Track; Ninth Grade Intramurals; Optimist Club Speech Contest Winner. KEN BRADBURN Graduated June 1960; Projector Club; Conservation Club. PAUL BROCK Graduated June 1960; Junior Track; C, Varsity Fcotball. Graduated Toastmasters KEN BRUNE une 1960; Biology Club; DAVE BUCK Graduated June 1960; Jazz Club; Junior Track; National Merit Letter of Commendation. Twenty four .hMBROOK i. June I960; fcrtTish 11; Junrac Senior High n d C lrchestra; Varsity ; Varfijty Club. SUSAN BRUNS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Ursuline Academy, Kirkwood, Missouri; Pep Club. KATHLEEN BURKE Graduated June 1960; Y-Teens; N- Club; Debate Club; Pep Club; French Club; F.T.A. P io nee iina Saturday night and no dates. PAT BURKHARDT Graduated lune 1960; Human Rela- tions, Intergroup Youth Represent- ative; Art Club; National Poetry Association; Debate Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Little Theater, Sa- brina Fair ; Latin Club; National Forensic League; National Scho- lastic Art Awards Contest. COLEEN BURNS Graduated June 1960; Fep Club; Spanish Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club; Girls ' Sports; Mixed Chorus; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella. JOHN G. BUSC Graduated June 1960; Vice-P: lub; C, Juni Club, TOM BURNETT Graduated June 1960; Junior, Senior High Band; Spanish Club; Projec- tor Club; C. B Football; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Baseball. CYNTHIA BURR Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Y- Teens; Latin Club; Art Club; Beacon Staff, Reporter; National Essay Association; Human Rela- tions Club, Secretary, President; Call Circulation Staff; Pioneer Staff, Co-Editor; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Quill and S LOIS BUSCHE Graduated June 1960; Latin Club, President; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Sextet; A Cappella; Pep Club; N Girls Sports; National Essay As- sociation; National P ciation; Future Nurse: man Relations; Representor : American Ttoss; Cai: ' Onia A Waild JANE BUTLER Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Girls ' Sports; Office Assistant. ROBERTA BYINGTON Graduated June 1960; Girls ' Sports. MIKE BYWATER Graduated June 1960; M.A.S.C. Con- vention Delegate; Nipher Student Council; Student Council; C, B, Varsity Football; C, B. Varsity Basketball; C Varsity Track; Boys ' State Delegate; Pioneer Staff, Identification of Pictures; Varsity Club; Quill and Scroll; Hatchet Man Candidate. SUE CALDWELL Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Little Theater, Treasurer. JOSEPH CANDA Gaduated June 1960; Nipher Student Council; Student Council; C, B, Varsity Football; Honorable Men- tion Suburban Big Six; Honorable Mention All-District; Varsity Wres- tling; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Latin Club; Stamp Club; Boys ' State Delegate; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; A Cappella; Var- sity Club; Hatchet Man Candidate. BETTY CARPENTER Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Nipher Honor Roll; N-Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Chorus, Librarian; National Essay Asso- ciation; K-Klub, Secretary; Girls ' Sports; Softball, Volleyball Class Teams; A Cappella; Human Rela- tions; Future Nurses ' Club; N.C.F.E. English Contest Nominee; National Merit Letter of Commen- dation; K.H.S. Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Contest Win- ner. SUE CASON Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Girls ' Sports; Debate Club; National Es- say Association; All-County Cho- rus; National Forensic League. JEFF CALDER Graduated June I960; Spanish Club; Jazz Club; C, Junior Track. DON CAMPBELL Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Dra- matics Club; Junior Class Presi- dent; Student Council, Parliamen- tarian; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Pioneer Staff, Co-Social Edi- tor; C, B Football; Varsity Club, Secretary-Treasurer; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Varsity Wrestling, Captain; Hatchet Man Candidate. CHRISTINE CARLSON Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Y-Teens; N-Club; Pep Club; Girls Sports; Dramatics Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Cho- rus; A Cappella. SUSAN DRUE CASEY graduated June 1960; Girls ' Sports. VINCELLE FENOYE CAVINESS Sraduated June 1960. iventy six al vj.n,ien 4,lti4x MARDELL CHAMBERS graduated June 1960; Y-Teens; Fu- s ' Club; Biology Club; Y.F.C.; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports. JOSEPH CHIEDO Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Jazz Club. MARCIA CHUCKRAY graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Cho- rus; A Cappella; Mixed Ensemble. NANCY CLAY Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Waggener High S Kentucky; Pep Girls ' Sports. MARY COCHRAN Graduated June 1960; Girls ' Sports. DAVE CONGDON Graduated June 1960; Jazz Club. President; Junior, Senior Hi-Y, Treasurer; Hi-Y Model Legislature; Metropolitan Hi-Y Council; Span- ish Club; Talent Assembly; B Football; Junior Town Meeting; Little Theater, Death Takes A Holiday, What ' s Wrong With The Girls? , Sabrina Fair ; Thes- pians; Debate Club: Junior, Sen- ior High Band and Orchestra. LARRY ne 1960. SHARON CHILTON Graduated June 1960; Girls Pep Club. RICK CLARK Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Club; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y, Secretary. BONNIE CLENEAY Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Debate Club; Jazz Club; Radio Club; Little The- ater, Sabrina Fair ; Art Club. HENRY L. COFFMAN Sraduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Intramurals; Projector Club; Radio Club; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; C Foot- ball, Manager; C Track, Manager; Varsity Baseball, Mana PHIL CONRAD Orchestra; Spanish Club; Senior Hi-Y. cSeniatd, Gfi r 60 NANCY SUE CONREUX Graduated June I960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chcrus; Girls Chorus; Bea- con Staff, Reporter; N-Club; Dra- matics Club; Art Club; National Art Association; Latin Club; Girls ' Sports; Hockey Class Team; Y- Teens; Tri-Y; Human Relations; F.T.A.; K-Klub; Pep Club; A Cap- pella; Call Circulation Staff. CAROLE LEE COWLES Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Hockey Class and Varsity Teams; K-Klub; Tri-Y. SHARYLE CRUMBLISS Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; N-Club; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Y-Teens, Treasurer; Junior and Senior High Band; Office As- sistant; Call Circulation Staff; Girls ' Sports; Hockey Class Team. PATRICK CUTLER Graduated June 1960. JAMES MICHAEL DECKER Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; C, B Basketball; C, Varsity Foot- ball. Tri-Captain; Honorable Men- tion All-District; Varsity Club. JOHN DEGARMO Graduated June 1960; C Football; Cross-Country; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Varsity Club; Hi-Y. Twenty-eight JEANNE CORNELL Graduated June 1960; Future Nurses ' Club; Pep Club; Dramatics Club. LOUIS W. COX Graduated June 1960; C.O.E. RITA CUSICK Graduated June 1960; Transferred frcm Mater Dei High School, Evansville, Indiana; Pep Club; Debate Club. KATHLEEN DANE Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; C.O.E.; Girls ' Chcrus. DON DEFOE Graduated June 1960; C, B Football; C Track; Jazz Club. JOHN DELLING Graduated June 1960; Conservation Club; Jazz Club. hJi± P ianee iin f, DOROTHY DEMAREE Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Assistant; Office Assist- ant; National Essay Association; Girls ' Sports; Junior, Senior Class Hockey Teams; Jazz Club; Pep Club; F.T.A. NELL DIEDRICH Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chcrus, Girls ' Ensemble; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Dra- matics Club, Treasurer; Pep Club; Latin Club; N-Clul V T i ns; Tn- Y; Nipher Talent Assembly; Girls ' Sports; Nipher Honor Roll. DAVE DIXON Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Alamo Heights High School, San Antonio, Texas; Debate Club; Little Theater, ' Sabrina Fair ; A Cappella, Beys ' Quartet; Com- mencement Speaker. MIKE DOUGHERTY Graduated June 1960; Biology Club; Varsity Football, Manager; Senior Hi-Y. MARY ANN DRODDY Graduated June 1960; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball Class Teams; Volleyball Varsity Team; Pep Cub; K-Klub, Treasur- er; F.T.A. ; Library Assistant. THOMAS DYKSTRA Graduated June I960; Beacon Staff, Reporter; Spanish Club; Biology . all Staff, Reporter. Jt DON Dl C.O.E., Convent! BETTY DIEKROEGER Graduated June ! ( L rtin Club; Dramatics Club; Ninth Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chcrus; Pep Club; K-Klub, Treasurer; Hockey Softball. Basketball, Volleyball Class Teams; Softball, Hockey, Basketball Varsity Teams; Pioneer Staff, Co-Social Editor; Football Maid; Quill and Scroll. JACKIE DOLAN Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Y- Teens; Girls ' Sports; N-Club; Art Club; Tri-Y, Chaplain; K-Klub. DONNA DRANE Graduated June 1960; K-Klub, Vice President; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Softball Class Teams; Hockey, Softball Varsity Teams; N-Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Mixed En- semble; All County Chorus; Call Circulation Staff; Pep Club; Dra- matics Club; Y-Teens; Latin Club; A. P. S. L. Award; Nipher Honor Roll; Library Assistant; Naticnci Essay Association Winner. JAMES DAVID DUKE Graduated June 1960. KENNETH EARL Graduated June 1960; C Football; C Track; Projector Twenty •■ ■■ 9 da A Wadd Art makes the big decision. THOMAS EARLY Graduated June I960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chcrus: A Cappella; Latin Club. DIANE EGER Graduated June 1960. KAROLYN ANN EHRMANN Graduated June 1960; Transferred frcm Southwest High School, St. Louis, Missouri; Girls ' Sports; De- bate Club; Pep Club; Pioneer Staff, Activity Co-Editor; Quili and Scroll. Thirty ' CAN EDWARDS Graduated June 1960; Ninth Mixed Chcrus; dent: N-Club; Chcrus; A Girls ' Sports; Class Teams. Grade French Club, Presi- Pep Club; Girls ' Cappella; K-Klub; Basketball, Hockey JANE EHR Graduated June 1960; Transferred frcm Maine Township High School, Park Ridge, Illinois; Girls ' Chorus; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; A Cap- pella; Pep Club; Little Theater. GARY ELLIS Sraduated June 1960; Transferred from Lutheran Central High Schocl, St. Louis, Missouri; A Cap- pella, Boys ' Quartet. Oft t acatiand. EDWARD ENGLAND Graduated June I960; Transferred frcm Waukegan Township High School, Waukegan, Illinois; B til; Senior Track. CHERYLL EVANS Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports. SUSAN B. EVANS 5raduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club; French Club, Treasurer; Beacon Staff, Reporter; Jazz Club; Library Assistant; Art Club; Stix, Baer and Fuller Scholastic Art Exhibit; Junior Town Meeting; Human Re- lations; Call Staff, Reporter, Third Page Editor; Debate C lub, Secre- tary-Treasurer; National Scholastic Art Awards Contest; National Forensic League; Quill and Scroll. JOHN E. FARMER Graduated June 1960; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Model Legislature Delegate: Biclogy Club; Toastmasters; Youth Participation Committee of the Missouri White House Conference. LORRAINE FIELDS • I June 1960: Transferred frcm Northwestern High School, Detroit, Michigan; Y.F.C.; Girls ' Sports; F.T.A.; Future Nurses ' Club. JON FIX Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Beys ' Ensemble; Latin Club; A Cappella. V ETTE Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade rus, Mixed Ensemble; Ninth Grade Intramurals: Latin I A Cappella, Boys ' Quartet, National Essay National Poetry As- JOHN EVANS Graduated June 1960: Tun High Band: tra; Ra 1 nt. SHIRLEY FANTROY Graduated June 1960. BARBARA FAUCEK Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Girls Chorus; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports. DONNA FINK Graduated June 1960; N-Club; Dra- matics Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Latin Club; Y-Teens; Tri-Y; Pep Club; Girls ' Call Circulation Staff. JERI BETH FLAN Graduated June 1960: Y-Tee: lunior Art Club, Treasurer; Dramatics Club; French Treasurer; Girls ' Sports; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Call Circu- lation Staff: F.T.A.; Representative to I Speak For Democracy Con- test. Thirtu-one £eniMA ajj ' 60 WILLIAM FOGERTY Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Newtcn High School, New- ton, Massachusetts; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Call Staff, Re- porter; Debate Club; Varsity Foot- ball; Varsity Basketball, Manager; Varsity Club; Jazz Club; Quill and Scroll; National Merit Letter of Commendation. JUDITH DIANE FRANKLIN Graduated June I960; Art Club; Girls ' Sports; C.O.E., Vice-Presi- dent; State C.O.E. Convention. JERRY LEE FREIN Graduated June 1960; Projector Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus. FRANNIE FRENCH Sraduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: N-Club; Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Latin Club. SALLY FRIZZELL Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Tri-Y; Office Assistant; Art Club; Pep Club; Call Circulation Staff. JOAN FULLGRAF Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Dramatics Club; Y-Teens; Tri-Y; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chcrus; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; National Poetry Association; F. T.A. Thirty-two RICHARD FORD Graduated June 1960; Junior, Senior High Band; Camera Club; Span- ish Club; B Football, Manager. ROY FREEMAN Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Webster Groves High School, Webster Groves, Missouri; C.O.E. CAROL FRENCH Graduated June 1960; Nipher Talent Assembly; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Dramatics Club; Spanish Club; F.T.A. LYMAN FRICK graduated June 1960; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y, Vice-President; Junior, Senior High Band; Jazz Club; Spanish Club; Nipher Stu- dent Council, M.A.S.C. Delegate; B Football. STAN FUCHS Graduated June 1960. DIANA GAERTNER Graduated June 1960; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Basketball Class Teams Pep Club; Art Club; Latin Club; Little Theater, Death Takes A Holiday ; Dramatics Club, The Inner Willy ; Call Circulation Staff; Call Staff, Reporter. Pian e ii+tja FLORENCE GAMBOL Graduated lune 1960. ROBERTA GEORGIAN Graduated June I960; French Club; Dramatics Club; Office Assistant; FT. A.: Talent Assembly; Pep : Debate Club; Call Staff, Re- porter; Little Theater, Death Takes A Holiday ; Thespians, Strange Road. BOB GOEGGEL Graduated June I960; C.O.E.; Span- ish Club; C Football. SANDY GRAFF Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Latin Club; Pep Club; F.T.A. LOREN GRAY Graduated June 1960; Hi-Y; Junior, Senior High Band. SANDRA GRIFFIN graduated June 1960; Transferred from Shawnee Mission High School, Merriam, Kansas; Pep Art Club. PAUL gap.dine: Gradua ' Football; Spanish jident; ' cuntry; Varsity Tennis. GEORGE L. GILLE Graduated June 1960; Sopi Junior, Senior Hi-Y, Vice-President; C Football; C Track; Spanish Club; Jazz Club; Boys ' Pep Club. KATHY GORDON Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chcrus; Ad- vanced Girls ' Chorus; Dramatics Club; French Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; F.T.A. ANDREW H. GRAHAM Graduated June 1960; Transferred frcm Hixson Junior High School, Webster Groves, Missouri; Little Theater, Sabrina Fair. GWEN MARIE GRAYSON Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Girls ' Chcrus; Girls ' Spcrts; Fu- ture Nurses ' Club; Library Assist- ant; C.O.E.; State C.O.E. Conven- tion. JUDY GRIGGS lated June 196t lub; Pep Club: Ninth ixed Chcrus; A : ! 9 do. A li vdi RICH GROMMET Graduated June- 1960; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y; C Football; Latin Club. CAROLYN GUST Graduated June 1960; Office Assist- ant; Art Club. KEITH HARMON Graduated June I960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Boys ' Ensemble; French Club; Dramatics Club; Toastmasters, Secretary; Debate Club; A Cappella, Mixed Ensem- ble; Little Theater, What ' s Wrong With The Girls ; Y.F.C., Secretary. MICHAEL GUNN Graduated June 1960; Junior, Senior High Band; Senior High Orches- tra; Jazz Club; Junior Hi-Y. ROBERT HAHN Graduated June 1960; Latin Club. DAVE HARPER Graduated June 1960; Toastmasters; Call Staff, Reporter; Junici Hi-Y; Junior, Senior High Band and Or- chestra; All - County Orchestra; Varsity Baseball; Spanish Club. Bridging the gap to college. Thirty-four ajj 2beci4,io tA BETTY HARRIS Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; F.T.A. RICH HARTMAN Graduated June 1960; Stamp Club; Chess Club. FENELOPE ANN HARTZELL Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Southwest High School, Si. Louis, Missouri; Senior Class Sec- retary; Call Staff, Treasurer; Little iter, Sabrina Fair ; Pep Club; Art Club; Best Actress Award, Strange Road ; Quill and Scroll. MARTHA HAWKINS graduated June 1960; Latn. Pep Club; F.T.A.; Girls ' Sports, Softball Class Team. DALE HAYES Graduated June 1960; C, Junior Track; Cross-Country; Hi-Y; Span- ish Club. CAROLYN HEALY Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Office Assistant; Pioneer Identification of Pictures; Quill and Scroll. {CATHERINE HARRY Graduated June I960, Mixed Cher us; Mix-- Girls ' Y.F.C: F Nurses ' Club, Secretary. HAL HARTOGENSIS Sraduated June 1960; Latii Beacon Staff, Feature Freshman Class Treasurer; Dra- matics Club; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Call Staff, Feature Writ- er; Hi-Y, Treasurer; Eastern Mis- souri Hi-Y Convention Delegate; Metropolitan Hi-Y Council Repre- sentative; Model Legislature, Boy Senator; Junior Achievement; Jazz Club. BONNIE HAWKINS Graduated June 1960; Nintl Mixed Chorus; Girls ' CI Club; Dramatics Club; Girls ' Sports. VALERIE ANNE HAWKINS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from St. Joseph ' s Academy, Si. Louis, Missouri; Pep Clu! Club; Stix, Baer and Fuller Scho- lastic Art Exhibit Winner; Debate Club; Little Theater, President, What ' s Wrong With The G Strange Road ; Thespi Superior Plus Acting from Missouri University. FENNY HAZELTON Graduated June 1960; Mixed Chorus; N-Club; Drai Club, Inner Willy ; F: Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Pioneer Staff, Co-Copy Editor; Call Circu- lation Staff; Quill Picne. TED HE1NTZ Graduated June 1960; Pione Co-Business Manager; Nipher Stu- dent Council; Studev Vice-President; M.A.S.C. Conven- tion Delegate; C, Varsity F Missouri Boys ' State D« man Relations CI Freshman Class Prei Honor Roll; Pron Quill and Sc ■ ; ship Semi-fina Man Candidate. Thirl Settled o.jj ' 60 JESSE HEISKELL Graduated June 1960; C Football; C Track; Junior Hi-Y; Biology Club. ROSIE HEITZ Graduated June 1960; Nipher Cheer- leader: Nipher Pep Club, Secre- tary; N-Club: Nipher Student Council. Secretary; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Y-Teens; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Cho- rus; Cheerleader; Pep Club; K- Klub, Secretary; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball Class Teams; Hockey, Softball Varsity Teams; Pioneer Staff, Girls ' Sports Co-Editor; Call Circulation Staff; National Essay Association; F.T.A.: Student Coun- cil; M.A.S.C. Workshop Delegate; May Maid. PHILLIP HERT Graduated June 1960; B Football; Projector Club: Human Relations. BECKY HINDMAN Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club; Spanish Club; Girls ' Chorus; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports. POLLY HINES Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; N- Club; Pep Club; Dramatics Club: Girls ' Sports; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus. JUDY HODGES Graduated June 1960; Talent Assem- bly; Girls ' Sports; Tri-Y. CHARLES HEISS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Maplewocd High School, Maplewood, Missouri; Varsity Wrestling; B Football. CAROLE HENSICK Graduated June 1960; C.O.E. I CHUCK HIMES Graduated June 1960; C Football; C, B, Varsity Basketball. CAROLYN HINES Graduated June I960; N-Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chonis; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Y-Teens, Vice President; Tri-Y, President; Inter- club Council Representative; F.T.A., Secretary; Pioneer Staff, Co-Editor; Student Council, Secre- tary; M.A.S.C. Convention Dele- gate; Call Circulation Staff; Foot- ball Maid; Quill and Scroll; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Junior Class Secretary, Pioneer Queen. JIM HOBELMAN Graduated June 1960; C, B, Varsity Football; Latin Club; C, Junior Track; Chess Club; Senior Hi-Y. DENNIS HOEMAN Graduated June 1960. P ianeeltita DAVID HOFFMANN Graduated June 1960; Chess Club; Biology Club; Human Relations. DON HOLLOMAN Graduated June 1960; C.O.E. LINDA HORN Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Art Club; Pep Club; Naticnal Es- say Association; Girls ' Sports. RICH HUDDLESTON Graduated June 1960; Varsity Wres- tling; Varsity Football, Manager; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Sen- ior Hi-Y; National Essay Asso- ciation; 2nd place in State Wres- tling Meet; 1st place in District Wrestling Meet; Varsty Club. MIKE HUGGINS Graduated June 1960; Freshman, Sophomore, Junicr Hi-Y; C Foot- ball. LERCY JACKSON Net graduated. Graduated June 1960; Latin Club: . Man- ager; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Metro- politan Hi-Y Council Representa- tive; Model Legislature De ' Chess Club, Treasurer Baseball; Nat: Association; Quill and S RUTH HOLZWARTH Giaduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Dramatics Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Call Circulation Staff; Girls ' Sports. MICHAEL HORSLEY Giaduated June 1960; Transferred from Portland High School, Port- land, Connecticut; Radio Club. JUDY HUFFMAN Graduated June 1960; Pioneer Staff, Activity Editor; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Latin Club; President; Fashion Board Representative for Scruggs, Vandervoort and Barney; Dra- matics Club; N-Club; Human Rela- tions, Corresponding Secretary; Y- Teens, Vice President; Call Cir- culation Staff; Nipher Honor Roll; Quill and Scroll; F Maid. RICH HUGO Graduated June 1960; Sr. C, Junior, Varsity Track; B Foot- ball; Projector Club; Junior and Senior High Band; Senior High Orchestra; All-County Orchestra; Junior, Senior Hi-Y, Secretary; Var- sity Club; Senior Class SANDRA JADWIN Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Cho- rus; Art Club. ' -.... ; JWo A Wodi DEE ANNE JAMES Graduated June I960; Transferred from North Fulton High School, Atlanta, Georgia; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Girls ' Sports, Basketball Class Team; Y-Teens; C.O.E. PETE JEANNOT Graduated June 1960; Transferred from United Township High School, East Moline, Illinois; Radio Club; Junior Track. DAVID JERRETT Graduated June 1960; Transferred f ro m Wakefield High School. Wakefield, Massachusetts; Senior High Band. MARY E. JOHNSTON Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Rancho Alimitos High School, Garden Grove, California. MARY BETH JOINER Net graduated. SANDRA KAISER Graduated June 1960; Pep C.O.E. Thirtu i tuhl lul BOB JARRETT Graduated Jvne 1960; Latin Club, Treasurer; Dramatics Club; Junior, Senior Hi-Y. JAMES JEPPSON Sraduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Boys ' Ensemble; A Cappella; B Football. ELLEN JOHNSON graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Junior High Orchestra; Pep Club; Camera Club; Girls ' Sports, Bas- ketball Class Teams; K-Klub; Little Theater; National Merit Letter of Commendation. CHARLES WALTER JONES Net graduated. GREG JORGENSEN Graduated June 1960; Radio Club, Secretary; Little Theater; Biology Club, Vice President; Camera Club; Spanish Club; Football Game Announcer; Jazz Club; Tal- ent Assembly. DIANNE ELIZABETH KALB Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Y-Teens; Pep Club; F.T.A.; French Club; Nation- al Poetry Contest; Art Club. aft Activities ■ IK KARLESKINT Graduated lune 1960. ANDY KENYON Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Human Relations; Little Theater; C, Jun- ior, Varsity Track JANE KESSLER June 1960; Future Nurses ' Club; Y.F.C.; Mixed Chorus. LANCE ■ June 1960; Nipher Stu- dent Council; Student Council; Latin Club; Little Theater, Sa- brina Fair ; Jazz Club; Junior Hand; C, B Football; C, B Basketball; Freshman, Sophomore Hi-Y; Junior Achievement; Pro- lector Club; Chess Club. GEORGE J. KER Graduated June 1960; Latin Beacon Staff, First Page 1 Call Staff, Reporter. Firs- Editor; Quill and Sc: Relations; N.C.C ' Hi-Y; National Ess i ROBERT G. KING Graduated June 1960; Junior and Senior High Orchestra; All-Coun- ty Orchestra; Spanish Club; Club, Vice President. I a Call! -nine Seniaid, a£ ' 60 DANA KIRK Graduated June 1960; Transferred frcm Annandale High School, An- nandale, Virginia; Art Club. SALLY KLENK Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; N-Club; Tri-Y, Treasurer; Y-Teens; Latin Club; Girls ' Sports; K-Klub. DAVID KORFF Graduated June 1960; Art Club; Latin Club; National Essay Asso- ciation; National Poetry Associa- tion; Associated Kirkwood Garden Clubs ' Flower Show Pester Con- test Winner; Christmas Card De- sign Contest Winner. JIM KREIENKAMP Net graduated. WILL KRUSE Graduated June 1960. SHARON KUMMER Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; F.T.A. Forty JEAN KLEIN Graduated June 1960; Dramatics C!ub; Pep Club; Y-Teens; Girls ' Sports; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Latin Club; Call Cir- culation Staff. FANNIE KNOBEL Graduated June 1960; N-Club; Latin Club; Dramatics Club; Y-Teens, Treasurer; Beacon Staff, Exchange Editor; Art Club; Girls ' Sports; Hockey Class, Varsity Teams; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; K- Klub, Sergeant-at-Arms. CAROL KRAUSHAAR Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Art Club, Vice President; Spanish Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Y-Teens; N-Club: Girls ' Sports; Pep Club; Tri-Y; F.T.A. KAREN KREIENKAMP Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Girls ' Sports; Jazz Club; Human Relations; Pep Club; Future Nurses ' Club. IRVING KUGLER Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Two Rivers Institute, Nipo- wan, Saskatchewan, Canada; Ra- dio Club; Y.F.C. Club. BARB LABARR Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Jefferson Junior High School, Columbia, Missouri; K-Klub; Na- tional Poetry Association; Pep Club, Vice President; F.T.A.; Tri- Y; Pioneer Staff, Typist; Quill and Scroll; Girls ' Sports; Basketball, Hockey Class Teams,- Call Circu- lation Staff; Counselor ' s Assistant; Latin Club; Pioneer Maid; May Maid. Pio.H e ii4 i f, . . . STEPHEN LACY Graduated June I960; Call Staff, Re- porter, Th ird Page Editor; Quill and Scroll; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y; State Hi-Y Conven- tion Delegate; Eastern Missouri Hi-Y Convention Delegate; Toast- masters Club, Secretary, Vice President; Human Relations; Latin Club. LONNIE LANDERS Sraduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; F.T.A. WILLIAM CARL LARUE Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Webster High Schccl, Web- ster Groves, Missouri; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Cross-Country; Var- sity Club. MARTIN B. LECHNER Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Roosevelt High School, St. Lcuis, Miss DIANE LEHMANN Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Art Club; Little Theater; Y- Teens; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Dramatic Oral Interpretation Ccn- r astmasters. BARBARA LEJSEK Graduated June 1960; Junior, Senior High Band; Senior High Orches- tra; Girls ' Sports, Hcckey Class Teams; Pep Club; K-Klub. KAREN LAMMI I June 1960; Transferred High ly, Missouri; Little ;; Pep Clul lb, Sec- Giils ' Sports; Ninth Grade CHRISTINE LANKFORD Graduated June 1960; N-Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Chorus; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Sports, Hockey Class Teams; K- Klub; Spanish Club; Call Circula- tion Staff. ALPINE LERLAIN LAWRENCE Graduated June 1960: Nipher Pep Club, President; Girls ' Sports. DEBBIE LEE Sraduated June 1960; Transferred from Hortcn Watkins High Schccl, Ladue, Missouri; Naticnal Essay Association. ALICE LEHNHOFF Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Pep Club; National Poetry Asso- ciation; Art Club. ELIZABETH LEMMIE Graduated June 1960; Y-Teens; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus. Forty-one 9 da A VUvUd BUD W. LEPORE Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Junior, Senior High Band; Golf Team; C.O.E., President, State C.O.E, Convention Delegate. FRANK LEYHE Graduated June 1960; C, Varsity Football; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Latin Club; Sophomore, Jun ior Hi- Y, President; Student Council; Varsity Club, President; Pioneer Staff, Co-Social Editor; Quill and Scroll. ANDREW E. LINDBERG Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus. CAROLE LIST Graduated June 1960; A Cappella; Pep Club; French Club; Junior High Band; Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Sports; Dramatics Club; Y-Teens; N-Club. JOHN LOOMIS Graduated June 1960; C, Varsity all; All-Big Six; Honorable Mention All-District; C, B, Varsity Basketball; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Varsity Club; Sophomore, Junior Hi-Y. MARTHA LOREY Sraduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Latin Club; De- bate Club; F.T.A.; National Meril of Commendation. Fort CARL LEWIS Graduated June 1960; Junior Hi-Y; Biology Club; Junior Achievement; Ninth Grade Intermurals. PHYLLIS LINCK Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Pep Club; Y-Teens, Vice President, Secretary; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Softball, Basketball Class Teams; Call Circulation Staff; K-Klub; Prom Reporter; Latin Club; Stu- dent Council; Pioneer Staff, Co- Photography Editor; N-Oub; Dra- matics Club; Quill and Scroll; Pioneer Maid. BILL LINDBEBG Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Hillcrest High School, Dallas, Texas; Sophomore, Junior Hi-Y; Junior Track; B, Varsity Football- National Essay Contest Winner. JERRY LONGHIBLER Graduated June 1960. ERIC LORENZ Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Spanish Club; Ninth Grade Intramurals; Junior Hi-Y; Optimist Oratorical Contest. DIANE LUCAS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Riverside Brookfield High School, Riverside, Illinois; Pep Club. al PtaiUeml push harder! STEVEN LUECKE sd June I960; C, B Football; Senior Hi-Y; Varsity Foot- ball, Manager; Chess Club. MARILYN MACE Graduated June I960; Ninth Grade Chcrus; Girls ' Chorus; Latin Club; Nipher Student Council, Treasurer; Student Council; Dra- ; Club; Pioneer Staff, Typist; Quill and Scroll; K-Klub; Future s Club. THOMAS MANNING Fune 1960; Balsa Bugs. EDWARD LUHMANN Graduated June 1960; Art Club; A Cappella; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- MICHAEL MAGGS Graduated June 1960; Tra:: from Trenton High Sch: ian. tf JAN MANTHEY graduated June 1960; Tra; from Edward Drummand 1 High School, Toledo, Ohic F.T.A.; Tri-Y; Little Theater, Vice President; Thespians, Vice President. SettioAA, (f r 60 BETSY MARIETTA Graduated June 1960; A Cappella; Girls ' Chorus; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Girls ' Sports; Pep Club. MARLENE MASTERS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Ritenour Senior High School, St. Louis, Missouri; Library Assist ant; Future Nurses ' Club, Vice President; Y.F.C., Treasurer. PATRICIA ANN MERKLE Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Library Assistant; Tri-Y; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella, Mixed En- semble; All County Chorus; Latin Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports, Volleyball Class Teams. PATRICIA METIVIER Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Dra- matics Club. JUDY MEYER Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Beacon Staff, Business Man- ager; Junior and Senior High Or- chestra, Vice President; All-Coun- ty Orchestra; String Octet; Latin Club; National Essay Association; Girls ' Sports; Pep Club; Call Cir- culation Staff; Y-Teens; Human Relations; Pioneer Staff, Art Edi- tor; Quill and Scroll. BOB MEYERS Graduated June 1960; Junior, Varsi- ty Track; Ninth Grade Mixed Chc- Forty-four JOYCE MASCHOFF Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Art Club; C.O.E. BILL MEINHARDT Graduated June 1960; Nipher Stu- dent Council; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; C, Varsity Football; Honorable Men- tion All-District; Honorable Men- tion All Big Six. SANDY MERRY Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Richfield High School, Rich- f ' eld, Minnesota; Biology Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Tri-Y; Jazz Club; Office Assistant. DALE MEYER Graduated June 1960; Varsity Club; C, Junior, Varsity Track, Manager; B Football, Manager. LES MEYER graduated June 1960; Jazz Club. ANN MILLER Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Reading High School, Read- ing, Massachusetts; Latin Club; Mixed Chorus; F.T.A.; Girls ' Sports; Y-Teens; Art Club; Call Circulation Staff; Pep Club. Pianeelituj, . . . BARBARA MILLER Graduated June I960; Dramatics Pep Club; F.T.A.; Girls ' Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus. KAREN K. MILLER Graduated Tune 1960; Transferred from University High School, ington, Indiana; Tri-Y; Pep ' _:! f le Theater; Girls ' Sports; iced Girls ' Chorus. SUSAN B. MILLER Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; N-Club; Pep Club; K-Klub, President; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Softball Class Teams; y. Volleyball, Softball Var- sity Teams; Pioneer Staff, Co- Girls ' Sports Editor. JO-ANN MILLS Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; French Club; Art Club; Dramatics Club; Call Circulation Staff; Girls ' Sports. RICHARD MITTS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from O ' Fallon Technical High I, St. Louis, Missouri; Junior HIT A MOELLERING Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Brentwood High School, rood, Missouri; Pep Club; Nurses ' Club. Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; C.O.E. KATHRYN MILLER Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; C.O.E.; Girls ' Sports. BOB MILLS Graduated June 1960; C Football; Sophomore, Junior Hi-Y; French Club; Dramatics Club. JEFF MILTENBERGER Graduated June 1960; C. B Football; Senior Hi-Y; Jazz Club; F: Club; C Track; Football Game An- nouncer; Latin Club. ANTHONY MODRAY Graduated June 1960; Varsity Wres- tling. MIKE MOISIO -sferred School, St. lis Missouri; A I 9 do. A WoM JOHN C. MOLL Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Country Day School, St. Louis, Missouri; Little Theater; Senior Hi-Y. PETE MOLLER Graduated June 1960; Varsity Ten- nis; Cross-Country; Junior, Varsity Track; Camera Club. ELAINE MONT1LEONE Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Art Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Pioneer Staff, Calendar; Y-Teens; N-Club; Quill and Scroll. SARAH MOORE Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Office Assistant; Girls ' Sports. RICHARD MORLEY Graduated June 1960; C, Varsity Football, Co-Captain; All-District; Suburban Big Six; Honorable Men- tion All-State; C, B, Varsity Bas- ketball; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Varsity Club, Vice President; Sophomore, Junior Hi-Y; Nipher Student Council; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Ptojeclor Club; Hatchet Man Candidate. ALLEN MOTHERSILL Graduated June 1960; C, B, Varsity Football; B Basketball; C, Junior Track; Spanish Club; Dramatics Club; A Cappella, Mixed Ensem- ble; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; National Poetry Association; Con- servation Club. Forty si DEBORAH MOLLER Graduated June 1960; Nipher Pep Club. Vice President; Latin Club; Junior High Orchestra; Y-Teens, Chaplain; N-Club; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus; A Cappella, Mixed Ensemble; Little Theater; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Basketball Class Teams; K-Klub, Sergeant-at-Arms. JAMES MONROE Graduated June 1960; Pioneer Staff, Cc-Business Manager; Call Staff, Reporter; Quill and Scroll; B, Var- sity Basketball, Manager; Varsity Club; Human RelaticnV Beacon Staff, Reporter; Latin illut; Pro- jector Cl ub, Prepjdent TQ3 Track; National l Mfeti. Lmtet cl Commen- MOBLLER JV BOB MO BLLER Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Chess Club; Camera Club; Varsity Golf; Call Staff, Photographer; Senior Hi-Y; Nipher Honcr Roll; Varsity Club; Quill and Scroll; National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist, .Finalist. LARRY MULLEN Graduated June I960: Tcastmasters. HOLLY McCRACKIN Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Chorus; Future Nurses ' Club, President; Girls ' IUDY McCULLOUGH Graduated June 1960: Latin Club; Pep Club; Jazz Club; F.T.A.; Call Staff, Reporter. DOROTHY JEAN McDARMENT Graduated June I960; Ninth Grade ■ ; Chorus; Mixed Chorus: C.O.E. BETTY JEAN MeGOVERN graduated June 1960; Transferred Afftcn Senior High School, Affton, Missouri; C.O.E.; Library Assistant. SUSIE McINTYRE graduated June 1960; Nipher Stu- dent Council, Vice President; Stu- dent Council; Junior and Senior High Band, Secretary; Senior High Orchestra; Dramatics Club, Vice President; Lalin Club; Nipher Honor Roll; Girls ' Sports; Hockey. Basketball, Softball Class Teams; Basketball, Softball Varsity Teams; K-Klub, President; Sophomore Class Secretary; Pioneer Staff, Co-Photography Editor; Ouill and Scroll; Missouri Girls ' State Dele- gate; Office Assistant; Pep Club, Secretary; Pioneer Maid; May Maid. o.jj Athletic . ■ . KATHY MUNZLINGER I960; Pep Club; Girls ' Nurses ' Civil F.T.A. JOLENE McCULLOH Graduated June 1960; N-Cl brary Assistant; Girls ' S Y.F.C., President. RETA McCULLOUGH Graduated June 1960; Fep Club; Girls Sports. Arthur McDonnell Graduated June 1960; Beacon Staff, Circulation Manager; Human Rela- tions; Latin JAMES McINTCSH Sraduated June 1960; Junior High Band; Varsity Ba Varsity ig; Biology Club. MYLES McNALLY Graduated June 1960: Little ; : Sentim a y 60 Who ya gonna yell for? PHIL NEWTON Graduated June 1960; Junior, Var- sity Track; Cross-Country. MIKE NOLAND Graduated June 1960; Junior, Sen- ior Hi-Y; Latin Club; Chess Club; Camera Club; Talent Assembly; Jazz Club. JAN O ' BRYAN Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Maplewood-Richmond Heights Senior High School, Maplewood, Missouri; Girls ' Sports; Y.F.C.; Library Club, Vice President; Lit- tle Theatre; Service Club; Library Assistant; Junior Achievement. ■eight GraOw ed June )!s60; Transferred .Q C r one NorJJtwsst Classen High ' ' jS School, •0!clc ho4ia City, -Qklaho- ( mg arsity Fc£ ball, Co-SafclSin; taoTiorable Mention Subudpan Big • ' ' Six; Ha wSbl© Mentj n All-Dis- tueGr.]umoT, Va siterjTrack; Varsi- -i$ CIub; Sarggnwje, Junior Hi-Y, Pfesident, a7 Tep Club, Treas- urer. JOANNE NYFELER Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Girls ' Sports; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus. DIANNE OLSON Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Future Nurses ' Club. P io-neeli+Uf . . . GAIL OSTERWALD Graduated June 1960; French Club; Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Chorus; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; Art Club; Girls ' Sports; N- Club: Advanced Girls ' Ch KAREN OVERBEY ine 1960; N-Club; Girls ' Scftball Class Team; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Cho- rus; A Cappella, Mixed Ensemble: Latin Club: Human Relations; Dra- matics Club; Pep Club; Nipher Student Council; K-Klub. RICHARD PARMENTER Sraduated June 1960; C Football; C Basketball; Junior Achievement; C.O.E.; Biology Club. PAT PEACOCK Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Service Club; Y.F.C.: Library Assistant; Library Club; Art Club, Vice President; Junior Achievement. RICH PETERSEN Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club: Library Club; Beacon Staff, Typist: Biology Club; National Essay As- sociation; Call Staff, Typist; Quill and Scroll. :DRA PICKERING Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Marshfield High School. Marshfield, Missouri; Y-Teens; Pep Club. STEVE OS ' 1 tted June 1960: E Photograph ' r; Day Pari; GORDON PAPE Sraduated June 1960. JUDY PARSONAGE Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Pep Club: F.T.A.. Treasurer; Hu- man Relations, Recording Secre- tary; Girls ' Sports; Call Circula- tion Staff. ELLIF PETERSON Graduated June 1960; Nipher Pep Club, Treasurer; Pep Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Triple Trio; Latin Club: Dramatics Club, Sec- retary; Nipher Honor Roll; Tri-Y; Girls ' Chorus, Girls ' Trio; A Cap- pella. Secretary; Girls ' Sextet; Girls ' Sports; Student Council; Talent Assembly. FRED PICKEL Graduated June 1960; Latin National Merit Scholarship finalist. Finalist. Club; PEGGY PIPER graduated June I960; Cheerleader; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; N- Latin Club; Dramatics Club, Inner Willy ; Nipher Student Council; Student Council: Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Pep Club; Call Circulation Staff; Girls ' Sports; F.T.A.; Football Maid; May Maid. nine !) da A li vdd GAIL PITCHFORD Graduated Tune 1960; Dramatics Club; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Y-Teens, Secretary, Vice President; Beacon Staff, Assistant Circulation Manager; Freshman Class Vice President; Office Assistant; Girls ' Sports; Volleyball, Softball, Bas- ketball Class Teams; Pioneer Staff Identification of Pictures; K-Klub; Cheerleader; N-Club; Football Maid; Quill and Scroll; May Maid. AL POLLMAN Graduated June 1960. BOB PRESS Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club, Inner Willy ; Beacon Staff, Reporter; Spanish Club, Vice President; Sophomore Class Presi- dent; M.A.S.C. Workshop and Convention Delegate; Boys ' State Representative; Cross-C o u n t r y, State Meet; C, Varsity Track; Var- sity Club; Student Council, Chap- lain, President; Junior Hi-Y; Model Legislature Delegate; Popularity Poll; Quill and Scroll; Hatchet Man Candidate; Commencement Speaker. JEAN PROBST Graduated June 1960; Girls ' Spcrls. MIKE G. QUINN Graduated June 1960; C.O.E. PHYLLIS JEAN RAGAN Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Pep Club; Library Assistant; Library Club. Fifty CHARLES WILLIAM PITTMAN Graduated June 1960; C, Varsity Football; C Basketball. BILL POWELL Graduated June 1960; Varsity Golf; Varsity Club. PAMELA JANE PRIME Graduated June 1960; Nipher Stu- dent Council; French Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Cho- rus; A Cappella; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Art Club; Call Circulation Staff; Girls ' Sports, Volleyball Class Team; Dramatics Club. JANE PULLEN Graduated June 1960; Cheerleader; A Cappella, Girls ' Sextet; Pep Club; Call Circulation Staff; Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Sports, Basketball Class Team; K-Klub; Dramatics Club, Inner Willy ; Spanish Club; N-Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Office Assistant. MIKE J. QUINN Graduated June 1960. RICH RAVENS Graduated June 1960; B, Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Varsity Club; Balsa Bugs; Conservation Club; Junior High Band. ay ox,p,eiie toe4. CLARENCE REED Graduu .160; C, B, Varsity Football; Varsity Club. SUSIE REYNOLDS Net graduated. JOHN RIMMER Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Projector Club; Dramatics Club; C, Junior. Varsity Track; All-State Track; Varsity Club; Junior, Sen- ior High Orchestra, String Ensem- ble; Little Theater; You Can ' t Take It With You, Death Takes A Holiday, Sabrina Fair, Strang Road ; Thespians; Junior, Senior Hi-Y, Chaplain; Toastmast- ers; National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. TOM RITTER Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Sophomore. Junior Hi-Y. EMILY ROEBINS Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Girls ' Chorus; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; F.T.A. CHRISTINE ROBERTS Net graduated. RON RI ly Base- JEANIE R1EMEIER Jraduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chcrus; Pep Club; Dra- matics Club; N-Club; Girls ' Cho- rus; Y-Teens; Tri-Y; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Call Staff, Reporter; Girls ' Sports; Latin Club. PATRICIA SUEAN RITCHIE Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Eugene Ccyle High School, Kirkwood, Missouri; Pep Club; Jazz Club. GLEN ROA Graduated June 1960; Radio Club, President. WILLIAM A. ROBERTS Sraduated June 1960. IEAN ROBERTSON Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Spanish Club; N- Club; Girls ' Sports; I Teens; Tri-Y, Secretary; National Essay Association. ; ' BenianA, ay r 60 JACK ROBINSON Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Springfield High School, Springfield, Illinois; B, Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; Jun- ior, Varsity Track; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y. MYRA ROGERS Graduated June 1960: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Nipher Knights Dramatics Club; Spanish Club Pep Club; Girls ' Chorus; Y-Teens A Cappella; All-County Chorus. GEORGE ROSENTHAL Graduated June 1960; Beacon Staff, Reporter; Sophomore Class Vice President; Student Council; Toast- masters, Treasurer; Debate Club; Radio Club. JO ETTA ROWDEN Graduated June 1960; A Cappella Girls ' Chorus; Call Staff, Reporter Toastmasters, Secretary; Y.F.C. FT. A.: Pep Club; Latin Club. BERT RULER Graduated June 1960: Conservation Club; Projector Club; Biology Club. JIM RUSSELL Not graduated. Fifty -two KENNETH ROBNETT Not Graduated. MARTHA ROSENBERGER Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Dabblers; A r t Club, President; F.T.A.; Y-Teens; Service Club; Library Assistant; Library Club. RICHARD L. ROSS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Lyons Township High School, La Grange, Illinois; Mixed Chorus; A Cappella, Mixed Ensemble; Summer, Winter All-County Cho- rus; Junior Track; B. Varsity Foot- ball; B, Varsity Basketball. JACK RUHL Graduated June 1960; Sophomore Hi-Y; Balsa Bugs; C.O.E. ROBERT RUSSELL Graduated June I960; Chess Club; Stamp Club; Toastmasters, Secre- tary, Treasurer, President; Little Theater. LINDA JEAN RUSSELL Giaduated June 1960; Latin Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Y-Teens; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Dramatics Club; Office Assistant. Pianeetiinxj, . . . GINNY SABLATN1K Graduated June I960; Ait C Club; N-Club; Dramatics Club; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Junior rit; Girls ' Sports. DAN SARVER lune 1960; Transferred from North Kansas City High School, Kansas City, Missouri Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y Varsity Club; B, Varsity Football B, Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; National Poetry Associa- tion. 7 - V ■i.-T. S HAFI !j«auatrfl Jujm I960; N-J Hjb; Span- ish Clutu Mintb Giade ' Mixed Cho- rus; V-Teens, Sicretary; Tri-Y; iui .ii Spcrts. EMERY SALADIN Graduated June 1960; C C Track; S . v i Hi-Y. VONCELLE SAVAGE Graduated June 1960; Tra: from Soldan High School, St. Louis, Missouri; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Y.F.C.; Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Cho- rus; Girls ' Sports. CAROL SCHAUM Graduated June I960 Club; Latin Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Nipher Hcncr Roll; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Stix, Baer and Fuller High School Fashion Board; Pioneer Staff, Co-Activity Editor; National Merit Letter of Commendation; K-Klub; Quill and Scroll. Fifty-three Onio. A Watld SANDY SCHELL Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Clintonville Senior High School, Clintonville, Wisconsin. SHEILA SCHINGEL Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls ' Ensemble; Beacon Staff, Reporter; N-Club; Y- Teens; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; Art Club; National Poetry Association; Tri-Y; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Call Staff, Reporter, Copyreader; National Essay Asso- ciation; Girls ' Chorus; Jazz Club; Debate Club; A Cappella, Mixed Ensemble; Summer, Winter All- County Chorus. LYNN SCHM1CK Graduated June 1960; National Poetry Association; Library As- sistant; Conservation Club; Radio Club; Pep Club. JOANNE RUTH SCHRADER Graduated June 1960; Camera Club, Secretarv; Pep Club; Y.F.C.; C.O.E. STEVE SCHROEDER Graduated June 1960; Junior, Senior High Band and Orchestra; Latin Club. BARB SCHULTE Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Volley- ball, Basketball Class Teams; K- Klub; Dramatics Club; Camera Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus. Fifty-four STAN SCHELLENBACH Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Charles F. Brush High School, Cleveland, Ohio. DOROTHY SCHINZING Graduated June 1960; Art Club. JIM SCHMIDT Graduated June 1960; Cross-Coun- iry; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Var- sity Club. JOAN SCHROEDER Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Art Club; Latin Club; Y-Teens; Girls ' Sports, Hockey Class Team; Na- tional Merit Letter of Commenda- tion. JO ANN SCHUBURG Sraduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Girls ' Sports. CAROLE SCHULTE Graduated June 1960; Y-Teens; Art Club; Pep Club; Girls ' Sports; Spanish Club; F.T.A. ofi Attitua i WILLIAM SCHULTZ Graduated June 1960; Radio Club. ROGER SCHURIG Graduated June 1960; C, B, Varsity Basketball; C Football; Varsity Track; National Essay Associa- tion; Varsity Club; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Hatchet Man. ELIZABETH L. SCHWARZ Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Tlub; Dramatics Club; Ninth Mixed Chorus, Girls ' En- semble; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappel- ri-Y; Y-Teens; Girls ' Sports; Call Staff, Typist; Call Circulation Staff; Jazz Club; N-Club; K-Klub; Quill and Scroll. JOHN SCHWENTKER ' une 1960. SALLY ANN SHAKOFSKY Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Northwest High School, Springs, Missouri; Girls ' Chcius; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; lub. DWIGHT SHATTO I June 1960. EDDIE SCHULZ Graduated June 1960. RAY SCHWARTZ : ' ed June 1960; Transferred fr o m Brentwood High School, rood, Missouri. DAN SCHWEIZER Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; C, B, Varsity Basketball; B Foot- ball; Junior, Senior Hi-Y. STEWART SCOTT Graduated June 1960; Junior and Senior High Band; Senior High Orchestra; All-County Orchestra; Junior, Vaisity Track; Cross-Coun- try; Spanish Club. RICHARD SHARP Graduated June 1960; Biology TERRY M. S ; j.e. I Setttim aft f 60 STEPHEN SILMAN Graduated June 1960; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; B Football; Cross-Country; C, Varsity Track. TIM SINGLETON Not graduated. BOB G. SMITH Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Hinsdale Township High School, Hinsdale, Illinois; Fresh- man, Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Spanish Club; C Football: Varsity Golf; Varsity Club. SUSIE SMITH Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; French Club; Junior Achievement; A Cappella; Advanced Girls ' Cho- rus; Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Sports; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; N- Club. DAVE SNODGRASS Graduated June 1960; Stamp Club; Chess Club; Nipher Intramurals. ELLEN SPANGLER Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Junior and Senior High Orchestra; All-County Orchestra; ■■-, FT. A.; fuzz Fifty-six CAROL CHRISTINE SINGER Sraduated June 1960; Latin Club, Treasurer; Pep Club; F.T.A., Vice President; A Cappella, Vice Pres- ident; Accompanist: Girls ' Chorus, Girls ' Sextet, Girls ' Trie, Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Mixed En- semble; Girls ' Sports; Call Circu- lation Staff; National Poetry As- sociation; Talent Assembly. STEVE SKINNER Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Nipher Intramurals; C Track; B, Varsity Football. SUSAN SMITH Graduated June 1960; Dramatics Club; Little Theater, Ycu Can ' t Take It With You ; Thespians. Dear Departed ; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Beacon Staff, Fea- ture Editor; Call Staff, Reporter; Pep Club; N-Club; K-Klub; Girls ' Sports; Softball, Hockey Class Teams; Softball Varsity Teams; Tri-Y; F.T.A., Corresponding Sec- retary; Nipher Honor Roll; Na- tional Essay Association; Latin Club. WHITSON SMITH Graduated June I960; Sophomore, Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Dramatics Club; National Sales Executive Essay Winner; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Radio Club; Nipher Intramurals; Little Theater; Junior Achievement. JOYCE SOBERY Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Y-Teens; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Pep Club; Art Club; Girls ' Sports. KENT SPURGEON Graduated June 1960; Senior Band; Spanish Club. High Pio-neeliwa . . . JANNIE MAX1NE STANFORD Graduated June I960: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Sports; Fu- ture Nurses ' Club. KAREN JOY STEEN Graduated June 1S60; Spanish Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Bea- con Staff, Reporter; Girls ' Chorus; Pep Club; Tri-Y; Call Staff, Re- porter, Copyreader; Little Theater, Sabrina Fair ; Advanced Girls ' Chorus; National Poetry Associa- tion; National Essay Contest; Art Club; Dramatics Glut; Natnii.il Oratorical Contest; N-Club. CAROL STERNBERG Graduated June 1960; Chess Club; Junior and Senior High Orchestra; Girls ' Sports; Library Club; Li- brary Assistant; C.O.E.; National Essay Association; Pep Club. MARGIE STEVENS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Eugene Coyle High School, Kirkwood, Missouri; C.O.E., Sec- retary-Treasurer; State C.O.E. Con- vention Delegate. PATRICIA STIEGLER Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Girls ' Sports; Of- fice Assistant. ROY STUCKMAN Graduated June 1960; Sophomore, Junior, Senicr Hi-Y, Secretary; Jazz .nub. JEANETTE STEELE Graduated June 1960; ' Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Cappella; I ' lub; Span- ish C ' J .; Girls ' Sport mi Aims; Call Circulation Staff; Call Staff. R Maid. BILL STEINKAMP Graduated June 1960; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Junior and Senior High Band; Senior High Orchestra; C B Football. DON STEVENS Graduated June 1960; C Football; Biology Club; Junior, Varsity Tien k; Cross-Country; Toastmast- V ' ice President. JOSEPH C. STEWART graduated June 1960; Varsity Base- ball; Varsity Club; Camera Club; Call Staff, Reporter. BONNIE STRICKLIN Graduated June 1960; Y-Teens; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Human Rela- tions; Inter-Group Ycuth live; Pep Club; Girls ' . Latin Club; Dramatics Club; N- Club; Nipher Honor R 11; Merit Letter oi itioi AUSTIN SUITS 9 ito. A l4Jvdd WHAYNE SURMAN Graduated June 1960. TIM TAFT Graduated June I960; Nipher Stu- dent Council, President; Nipher Honor Roll; Student Council; Rep- resentative to County and State Student Council Conventions; C, Varsity Football; Quarterbacks ' Club; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Projector Club, Vice President, Presideni; Latin Club; Varsity Club; Pioneer Staff, Sports Editor; Boys ' State Representative, Su- preme Court Justice; Senior Class President; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Quill and Scroll; Hatchet Man Candidate; Com- mencement Speaker. SALLY TAYLOR Graduated June I960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Sports; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Latin Club; Art Club. BEVERLY SWOPE Graduated June 1960; Ninth Mixed Chorus; Latin Club. Grade JUDY TAMME graduated June 1960; Transferred from Lutheran Central High School, St. Louis, Missouri; Library Club; Library Assistant. TED TAYLOR Graduated June 1960; C, B, Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; C, Var- sity Track. Aunt Jemima never did it like thi: Fifty ajj £ i utce MARILEE THOMPSON Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Chorus; Latin Club; Pep Club; Debate Club; F.T.A.. Secre- tary; Girls ' Sports, Hockey Class Team; K-Klub; Call Circulation Staff; Call Staff, Typist; Pioneer ' o-Copy Editor; Quill and Scroll; National Merit Letter of ndation. PAUL THURMAN Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Chess Club; Bioloqy Club; Pro- Hub. JUDY TOVREA Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Y- Teens; Dramatics Club; Latin Girls ' Sports; Mixed Chorus; Biology Club; Tri-Y. SANDY TROTTER Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Ad- lirls ' Chorus; A Cappella; JENNIFER TULEY Graduated lune 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Dra- matics Club, President; Girls ' Cho- rus; Y-Teens; Little Theater; Girls ' Sports, Volleyball Class Teams; K-Klub; Pep Club; Pioneer Staff, Identification of Pictures; Nipher Roll; Quill and Scroll. RANDY WAGNER Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Ccyle High School, Kirkwood, iri; Varsity Golf; Varsity Club. CAROL THUL I960; Ninth Grade Chorus; Girls ' Sports; Pep Club; Dabblers, Vice President Call Circulation Staff; An Representative for Runder Studios National Scholastic Art A Latin Club; Student Council. DAVID TOMLIN Graduated June 1960; Sori Junior, Senior Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dent, President; B, Varsity Foot- ball; C, Junior, Senior Track; Latin Club; Metropolitan Hi-Y il Representative; Boys ' Pep Club. PAM TREMAYNE Graduated June 1960; Cheerleader; Talent Assembly; Student Ccuncil; Call Circulation Staff; Beacon Staff, Feature Writer; Latin Club; Pep Club; Dramatics Club, Inner Willy ; Girls ' Sports; Dabblers, Secretary; May Maid. CINDY TRUMP Graduated June 1960; Tri-Y; Dra- matics Club; Latin Club, Secre- tary; F.T.A.; N-Club; Y-Teens; Girls ' Sports; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls ' Ensemble; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella, Mixed En- semble; Little Theater; National Essay Association; Pep Club, Treasurer; Call Circulation Staff. RON VOISEN 160; Ninth Grade : us; Latin i ' ' lni ■ ; Mixi 1 1 E nsi ml I Beys ' : t; Little Theater, Death A Holiday ; Soph Hi-Y; Dramatics Knights; Club. richa:- ' 5radua; ss Club; Senior High Band; Senior : Sestiosid, Of ' 60 PAT WALL Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Latin Club; Dra- matics Club; Pep Club; F.T.A.; Little Theater, Secretary; Thespi- ans; Call Staff, Circulation Man- ager; Girls ' Sports. GLORIA JEAN WALLACE Graduated June 1960; Girls ' Sports; Nurses ' Club; Librarian; Nurses ' Assistant. DONNA MAE WALLIS Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Union High School, Union, Missouri; Girls ' Sports; Class, Var- sity Volleyball teams; K-lClub; Ait Club; Pep Club. JUDY WALLIS Graduated June I960; Debate Club. Vice President; Toastmasters; Y.F.C., Vice President; Latin Club. STEPHEN WALSH Graduated June 1960; C, B, Varsity Football; C, Varsity Track; C Basketball; Junior Hi-Y. JEANETTE WEEKS Graduated June 1960; Art Club; Service Club; Y.F.C.; Girls ' Sports; Nurse ' s Assistant; Future Nurses ' Club, Treasurer. DAVID WELSH graduated June 1960; Beacon Staff; Sophomore, Junior Hi-Y. 4Tt JIM WENNEKER Graduated June 1960. Sixty GEORGE WANSTRATH Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Normandy High School, Nor- mandy, Missouri; Junior, Senior Hi-Y; Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Tennis; Varsity Club. LEE WE1GEL Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Dabblers; Dramatics Club; N-Club; Nipher Honor Roll; Beacon Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Pep Ciub; Art Club; Girls ' Sports; F.T.A.; Human Relations; NCCJ Convention; Quill and Scroll, Secretary; National Essay Association; National Coun- cil of Teachers of English Nominee, Runner-up; Call Circulaticn Staff; Call Staff, Sophomore and Junior Second Page Editor, E 1 Chief; Missouri Interschdastic Press Association C : MIPA Editorial Award; MacMur- ray Newspaper Conference; Wash- ington University Publication Spon- sors ' Conference. BOB WENDT Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Human Relations; Student Coun- cil; Sophomore, Junior Hi-Y, Chap- lain; C Basketball; C Track; C. B, Varsity Football; Varsity Club; Varsity Baseball. ALICE WETZEL Graduated June I960; Pioneer Staff, Co-Art Editor; Art Club, Treasurer; Call Circulaticn Staff; K-Klub; Y- Teens; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Sports, Basketball Class Team; F.T.A.; Representative to State F.T.A. Convention, Secretary; Dramatics Club; Latin Club; N-Club; Pep Club; Quill and Scroll. P iosteeblncf, MARY WHITE ; June 1960. WALLY WILHELM I June 1960; C, Varsily Honorable Mention All ix; C Basketball; C, Junior Varsity Club; Sophomore RONALD WILLIAMS Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Varsity Baseball; B, Varsity Foot- JANET WILMS Ira ited Tune 1960; Latin Club: .: , F.T.A.; Ninth Grade : us; Girls ' Chorus; Na- tional Foetry Association; Amer- .■ Society; Girls ' Spcrts, Class Team; K-Klub. STEVE WILSON : «ne 1960; C Track; C B .11; Jazz Club; Talent As- ,.-; Ninth Grade Mixed Cho- rus; Little Theater, Sabrina Fair ; Spanish Club; Art Club; Junior, Hi-Y. JACK WINSCOTT Graduated June 1960; C Basketball; Nipher Student Council; National Essay Association. :TY WHIT! ■ itics Club; Girls ' Spc: : Class Team; N-Cl Ninth Grade Mixed mty Chorus; AC tit, Girls ' Trio; Human Honor nt As- ,■• Call Staff, Reporter; Jun- I resident; 1 !; K-Klub. CHERYL WILL Gradual 1960; Office ■ i Club. , ' ,.■- WESLEY WILLIAMS Graduated June 1960; C, B, Varsity Football; C, Junior, Varsity Track. CINDY JANE WILSON Graduated June 1960; Transferred from Lindbergh High School, St. Louis, Missouri; Biology Club; Na- tional Poetry Associaton. MARY WINKLE Graduated June 1960; Cheerleader, Co-Captain: Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus: Girls ' Chorus; A Cappel- la; K-Klub; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Softball Class Teams; Hockey Var- sity Team; Pep Club; Call Circula- tion Staff; Latin Club: N-Club; Dramatics Club; Stix Baer and Fuller Fashion Board Representa- tive: Nipher Cheerleader; May Maid. BILL WOLF Graduated June 1960; Latin Club; Beacon Staff, Sports Editor; Ni- pher Student Council; C, B Bas- ketball; C Track; C, Varsity Foot- ball; Honorable Mention All Big Six; Honorable Mention All-Dis- trict; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Club; Sophomore, Junior Hi-Y, Vice President; Student Council; Call Staff, Reporter; Pioneer Staff, tar; Beys ' State Delegate; Senior Class Vice Preside!: tional Merit Letter of Commenda- tion: Quill and Scroll; Commence- ment Speaker. Sixty-one 9 da A Wvdd JUDY WOLF Graduated June 1960; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; Ad- vanced Girls ' Chorus; Y-Teens; F.T.A; Spanish Club; Pep Club; N-Club; K-Klub; Girls ' Spcits, Class Hockey Teams. GEORGE WOOTTEN Graduated June 1960; B, C Football; Junicr Hi-Y; Latin Club. JIM WRIGHT Graduated June I960; Radio Club. SUZANNE WRIGHT Graduated June 1960; Junicr and Senicr High Orchestra, President; String Octet; Talent Assembly. JO ANN ZANITIS Graduated June 1960; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Art Club; Junior and Senicr High Band. ART BRODERICK Graduated June I960; Transferred from Chaminade High School, Clayton, Missouri; C.O.E. Sixty- two CHARLES WOODRUFF Graduated June 1960; Junior High Band; C, Junior, Varsity Track; Cross-Country; Biology Club; Cam- era Club. JOHN WORRELL Graduated June 1960; C.O.E.; State C.O.E. Convention Delegate. JO ANN WRIGHT Sraduated June 1960; Future Nurses ' Club, Secretary; Girls ' Sports; Art Club; Pep Club; Librr. sistant; Nurse ' s Assistant. BARBARA WUNDERLE Graduated June 1960; F.T.A. ; Pep Club; Dramatics Club; Spanish Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; All- County Winter and Summer Cho- rus: Girls ' Sports; Y-Teens. SUZY ZIMMERMANN Graduated June 1960; Nipher Stu- dent Council; Latin Club; Ninth Grade Mixed Chorus, Girls ' En- semble; Dramatics Club; N-Club; Nipher Honor Roll; M.A.S.C. Con- vention and Workshop Delegates; Student Council, Treasurer; Girls ' Sports; Hockey, Basketball Class Teams; Hockey Varsity Team; K- Klub; Pep Club; Cheerleader; Girls ' Chorus; A Cappella; Cheer- leader, Co-Captain; Football Queen; Popularity Poll. MOLLY ENGEL Graduated June 1960; Pep Club; Stu- dent Council; Y-Teens, Treasurer; Tri-Y, Vice President; F.T.A.; Jun- ior and Senior High Band; Latin Club; Art Club; Girls ' Sports; De- bate Club; Call Circulation Staff; Dramatics Club; National Poetry Association; American Poetry So- ciety; National Essay Association; N-Club. ajj K+MualeaXfe LYNCH Nol graduated. JAMES PARSONS Graduated June 1960. DC: Gradual , ' chool, € SENIORS NOT PICTURED STEVE BRAUM JOHN CONVY DAVID DITTMAN ROBERT FEI.DBUSH JAMES GUNNIN DAVID HENKE EDWARD JOHNSON LLOYD JONES BUD SHULTE BEATRICE SMITH STAN STEELE PAT WETTON Dave and Rich t in id nigh. ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sharie Rulon; Treasurer, Nina Tomascvic; Secretary, JUNIORS Top Row: Kenney, Horn, Spencer, Sutton, Mr Cole, Singleton, Meyer, Hartung, Austin, G: Third Row: Pierce, Hale, Webber, Badenoch, Myers, Garrison, Bock, Loyd, Dasho, Short, Alexander. Second Row: Braja, Kirby, Hartmann, Graham, Klue-j fer, Schell, Williams, Hicks, Ellison, Wilhelra, Wood, White. Bottom Row: McNew, Dorian, Sanzottera, Garretl Vogt. Moody, Schmitz, Stansfield, Burkhardt, Haw- kins. Patrick. JUNIORS Top Row: Fonder, Lucas, Stapleton, Summers, Cler- mont, Weiland, Ziegler, Baldwin, Bolen, Kncesel. Third Row: Anderson, Connor, Kroepel, Hargate, Reid, Summers, Knox, Adelman, Schaper, Roberts, Workman. Second Row: Hildebrand, Fedder, Austin, Evans, Seabaugh, Quade, Dunn, Carr, Hclekamp, Sarles, Prough. Bottom Row: Powell, Patterson, Stroup, VanNice, Loesch, Boggs, Ashcraft, Parker, Rcruscher, Glas- cock, McDonnell, West. Vice President Sandy Hill; President, Mike Murphy fluniMt Widen keiA Wadd . . . JUNIORS Top Row: Rowlinson, Russell, Berg, Johnson, Douglas, McGill, Oberbeck, Willis, Leinicke, Langenbacher, Davis. Third Row: Littlefield, Crthwein, Shofstall, Brodle, Daviess, Wilkie, Wagenknecht, Schelton, Hirsch, Schnell, Antle, LaBair. Second Row: Boyce, Simpson, Minckler, McGraw, Tomasovic, Graeler, Bond, Kopp, Reid, Matthews, Rankin. Bottom Row: Abbott, Snow, Mueller, Young, Gocden, Gray, McCullough, Meeker, Ellis, Morgan, Swackei. Six ty-four JUNIORS Top Row: Saladin, Schulz, McMillen, Landes, Kauflin, Donahue, Schalfner, Free, Boehm, Conley, Whit Third Row: Jabocr, Roth, Kettler, Heuer, Peterson, Schaefer, Reim, Hagerman, Herbert, Perdue, Stone. Second Row: Randol, Evertz, Reuse, Smith, Merkle. Wilcox, Rcsebrough, Skelton. Wagemann, Gibbs, Oberer, C! Bottom Row: Jackson, Strickland, Blanchet, Browder, Barnett. Zupan, Parris, Smith, Rockets, Ua s Top Row: Hill, Collins, O ' Hara, Harmon, Lake, Haferkamp, Fcssieck, Campbell, Smith, Fieser, Krieger. Third Row: Schmidt, Brooks, Mcintosh, Manninger, Nabe, Sturgis, Connors, Loyd. Second Row: Phillips, Cassidy, Miller, Pulec, Volkening, Goodman, Brocks, Davis, Keller. Bcttom Rcw: Hueh, Lindley, Pate, Kearney, Bell, Wilson, Johnson, Wolfe, Hollcman, Reed. Sixty-six JUNIORS Tcp Row: Reible. Tibbies, Mather Langenberg, Hummell, Landrum Hauk, McKenna, Karleskint, Rcsen berger, pitzer. Third Rcw: ! Harger Toothman, Holzapfel, Trombley H e n k e, McClurg, Heimbuecher Moriarly, Finney. Second Rcw: Runge, Anderson, Fcq ler. Beck, Toeneboehn, Frahm, Ed ens, Carscn, Budde, Long, O ' Dell Bottom Rcw: James, Hoisington, Fish Baumbach, Urspruch, Adams, Ken ney, Kennedy, Zimmerman, Verr er, Bittner, Robertson. JUNICRS Top Rcw: Sanders, Otis, Strode, Guirl, Chapin, Berkel, Whipple. Naisby. Eurkhart, Kehr, James. LaRue. Third Rcw: Lambertus, Lyman, Ameiss, Altmansberger, McQueen. Fox, Phelps, Wright, Riegel, Cass, Fowler. Second Row: O ' Brien, Fales, Bur- gess, Lupher, Lacy, Kncewing, Everingham, Gulbrandsen, House, Peach, Hassler. Bottcm Row: Cole, Danna, Schaefer, Tcwle, Coffman, Tramp, Magett-. Doyle, Keeth, Hance, Hansford. Study much? lliA,au f,li Activities and. Studied . . . JUNIORS Top Rcw: Aitch, Bell, Fester, Waters, Haenni, Lash, Wells, Stelfox, Jackscn, Reichardt, Johnscn. Third Row: Kennedy, Spiller, Stock, Owens, Krcger, Bardsley, James, Pool, Clippinger, Faulsgrcve, Belkc. Second Row: Reynolds, Smythe, Schaberg, Bcrgwald, Murphy, Gissendanner, Hayden, Wright, Bauer, Tovrea, Plapp, Greene. Bottom Row: Rozier, Drcddy, Adams, Stakes. Tiottmann, Wright, Lawler, Hurst, Whayne, Hutchins, Nauman. 6 w . Six Decorating for the Junior-Senior Prom. JUNIORS Top Row: Wirtel, Ritter, Elbring, Harris, Garcia. Lar- sen, Smith, Vogeding, Curtis, Winkler, Williams, Bryant. Third Row: Hashbarger, Johnson, Weber, Dailey, Brothers, Ccthran, Lenich, Maginnis, Boeser, Litz- singer, Starr. Second Row: Bopp, Farris, Huitt, Tiesler, Webdell, Bennett, McLean, Cochran, List, Freeman, Coad, Williams. Bottom Row: Jennnigs, Slinkard, Hill, Wheeler, Dos- wald, Graham, Harris. Eberts, Jones, Marshall, Canfiela. JUNIORS Top Rcw: Lawler, Purdue, Wanstrath, Murphy, Nau- mann, Clermont, Frcst, Campbell, Skinner, Snoddy, Foster. Third Row: Patrick, Soebbing, Venegcni, Stemmer- mann, Shubert, Husted, Adams, Parsonage, Meyer, Heining. Second Row: Harlan, Stuart, Rustemeyer, Wood, Saf- fell, Nakano, Cooley, Fason, Scott, Rockwell, Cas- sidy, Sozansky. Bottom Rcw: Burtch, Scibetta, Hoppen, Thurmon, Wel- ty, Obermceller, Hubert, Ruble, Roe, Bartsch, Mun- dy, Smallwocd. 1h vo-uali fyutt ostd fyellautlkifL JUNIORS Top Rcw: Moeser, Weatherspoon, Holmes, Chambers, Riggs, Harrison, Ousley, Johnson. Ranney. Third Row: Hansen, Niedermeier, Cramer, Kramme, Steiner, Angeli. Scheidegger, Gerberick, Cassidy. Second Rcw: Hansen. Knight, Rcyer, Kornfeld. Clem. Gcff. Hensley, Thompson, Weber, Jones. Bottom Rcw: Williams, Howard, Wynkoop. Cravens, Sobery, Engel, Cutler, Hetfield, Cowles, Scheldt. Si xty-eighl - ' • ' r n .. ' i a ■ W Jp So 1 i v. 31b • f e :W JUNIORS Top Row: Shanks, Fcrsyihe, Braun, Branncn, Farrell, Waller, Miller, Fellinger, Bcrneraeier, Brinkmann, Russell, Hoeh. Third Row: Manning, Riley, Nickel, Smith, Larimcre, Drake, Paul, Baker, Harrison, Dicker, Reinhart. Second Row: Dothage, Jentsch, Rulcn. Marsalek, Piatt, Metzner, Friess, Farr, Voelkner, Waitkins, Mooney. Bottom Row: Kamp, Stevenson, Smith, Andersen. Altemeyer, Peters, Kny, Norflcet, DePew, Grossman, Adams. ! £ Ofdi ma ie , SOPHOMORES Top Row: Petri, Bend, Baker, Gast- reich, Scheller, Kempf, Kohn, Ladd, Thompson, Robinson, Browning. Third Row: Helwig, Lash, Luhmann, Peterson, Hartman, Brock, McVick er, Brazier, Filebark, Bishop, Hu- ber, Fisher. Second Row: Quinn, Dix, Platte, Chadwick, Ccerver, Bean, Brand, Landry, Bixier, Urspruch, Elle. ' scn. Bottom Row: Klein, Sanstedt, Riggs, Long, Kunce, Long, Stephens. Lew- is, Torrence, Lautermilch, Schellen- bach. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Nichols, Brock, Byrd, Dar- lington, Kaltwasser, Lionberger, Dudley, Meder, Kohn, Dassing. Third Row: McCrann, Jennings, Jar- rett, Engelland, Shellabarger, Free- man, Cottcn, Cooper, Freeman, Korff, Fowler. Second Row: Baling, Kohnen, Hoil- man, Burt, Meinhardt, Bransford, Park, Fillo, Barrilleaux, Truman, Arend, Olson. Bottom Row: Vassier, DeGarmo, Mc- Nary, Wagner, Fuchs, Frein, Pau- bel, Chilton, Brooks, Farber, Volz, Itschner. SOPHOMORES Tot Row: Eahr, Oliver. Clement, Guirl, Esler, Finnnie. Slager, Wil- son, Well, Woodruff. Third Row: Bcpp, Bowler, Miner, Patton, Ryan, Comfort, Johnson, Norwood, Etter, Harlen, Ugel. Second Row: Stephens, Gast, Freed- man, Roe, C ' .scn, Kilabrew, Broad- well, Case, Mccn, Moslander. Bottom Row: Fclkks, Royal, Trog, Hill, Trog. McCcrmick. Robinson, Myers, Wood, Platte, Willis. 7 4e ll aild a£ amatiaiv . . . SCPHOMORES Top Row: Bayne, Brenqard, Ryan, Hance, Korasick. Englund, Ham- ilton, Wardell, Sanders, Sutclitfe, Wolf. Third Row: Whittaker, Your; trup, Snavely, Spear, Cahill, Wil- helm, McDougall, Stewart, Kirk- Patrick, Barth. Second Row: Hellweqe, Hart, Stein- hauer, Justison, Burt, Marcrander, Erickscn, Ross, Waite, Thomsen, Lechner. B ' ttom Row: Nauman, Westbrook, Metivier, Cave, Andersen, Rczier, Sale, Mallcy, Burkard, Messick. Skinner, SOPHOMORES Top Row: Neivell, Good, Windsor, Poppers, Rockett, Altmansberger, Bush, Sexton, Gray, Busk, Schmidt, Willingham. Third Row: Seibert, Davis. Wall- mann, Schroeder, Williams, Ben- ecke, Drake, Smith, Tredway. Tab- ler, Heyda, Beare. Second Row: Einnegan, Koonce, Lcnghibler, Worrell, Stcne, Ewen, Kluge, Truman, Mueller, Gibbons. Bottom Row: Schroeder, Scholes, Hil- ker, Kennedy, Dean, H o g a n, Sparks, Foegeding, Pape, Street, Buck. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Stiles, Lyons, Schcttel, Fredericks, Baker, Ccmmens, Jack- son, Weaver, Litzsinger. Third Row: Liedthe, Kiesling, Brink- mann, Cassidy, Greene, Adams, Scammon, Miller, Chastnin. Second Row: Coulter, Bradburn, Baker, Ellis, Armstrong, Anstett, Alspaugh, Whelove, Martin, Haw- k ns. Bottom Row: Daub, Bastmrn, Cina, Hobbs, Kuna, Crafton. Bauer, An- trim, Brothers, Elbert. £e h f£ttaiulea. fe SOPHOMORES Tcp Row: Carpenter, Roedel, Verhoff, Hinscn, Marcrander, Scnnemann, Bothwell, Dickinson, Eggers, Bcwen. Third Row: Reed, Dunbar, Thomp- son, Smith, Edens, McCall, Spohr, Loevy, Andersen, Whitson, Sin- gleton. Second Row: Thilkmg, Benz, Buster, Shakofsky, Leonard, Walsh, Neu- haus, Knaebel, Turner, Kugler, Wipke, Vcisen. Bottom Row: Ward, Saladin, Cave, Hoehn, Jackson, Clark, Westmey- er, Johnson, Myers, Hyry, Busbee, Gocden. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Schaefer, Baird, Haines, Nelson, McCormick, Forster, Ccy, Martin, Kleemeier, Pebbles. Third Row: Drake, Evans, Evans, Dunton, Rose, Forrester, Hall, Mc- Hardy, McCracken, Harruff, Ad- ams. Second Rcw: Healy, Pratt, Summers, Engle, Carson, Merz, Keller, Ameiss, Day, Grellner, Dickens, Price. Bottom Row: Edmonds, Henderson, Baumbach, Hoffman, Koch, Weis- ert, Kearney, Langstcn, Sebaugh, Miller, Swaim, Mills. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Ash, Bruckdorfsr, Girard. Cannon, Hansen, Crutcher, Colley, Davis, Obermeyer, Shaw. Third Row: West, Rodgers, Ashcraft, Loving, Graham, Mentrup, Chap- man, Kobernus, Winkler, Watson, Stuckman. Second Row: Williams, Winslow, Cavic, MacMillan, Hebden, True- blood, Hoffman, Stoll, Pierce, Stcnerook, Riddle, Byingtcn. Bottom Row: Axt, Dunn, Beyer, Wel- shans, Oddy, Miller, Connors, Dan- ford, Lawrence, Underwood, Bra- dy, Addison. U Ike Waild a} loday SOPHOMORES Top Row: Swift, Rushing, Ryan Whitbread, Fheiffer. Todd, Rice O ' Neill, Mays, Burnett. Third Rcw: Hallahan, Crcnin, Pom z, Cce, Kwentus, Silver, Ber ry, Solliday, Amundsen, Mclntyre McMorran, Rankin. Second Rcw: Bass, Sappington, Sig gins, Kenney, Benjamin, Roberts Persons, Bcckhcrst, Schrceder Schaper, Scott, Wise, Thompson. Bottom Rcw: Landeau, Sanders, Wil hite, Kunz. Chrisholm, Godfrey Edwards, Schlegel, Ash, Acheson SOPHOMORES Top Row: Cracchiola, Williams, Hines, Howe. Mcrisseau, Hcgan, Fairman, Domrese, Smith. Hcman, Herweck. Third Row: Peterson, Ravens, Ca- hill, Cleneay, Sunder, Albrecht, Ewing, Mcintosh, Gwin, Meredith, McHenry, Hartzell. Second Row: Kottkamp, Ramsey, Cobb, Fues, Crowder, Cannon, Johnson, Finnegan, Miner, Border, Lepcre. Bottom Row: Kunkel, Weatherspoon, Jackson, Smith, Gurley, Ross, Mc- Mahcn, Marshall, Massey, Eckert. Miller, Frank. r a 1 I m :;: ; : i W?J i H fe r ft ' 4: J h V- SOFHOMORES Top Row: Rau, Bopp. Vaughan, Peterson, Herbert, Hcrtcn, Butler. Davis, Dawson, Strader, Seely. Third Rcw: Burr, Birdwell, Feree. Koewing, Dieffenbach, Young, Wincup, Schcefer, Hines, Gray. Second Rcw: South, Mar tdt, Rupp, Kaderbeck. Gcm- mel, Busche, Smith, Pressle ers, G Bottom Rcw: Buntaine, Hen Harris. Ault. Poole, McCcmb, Hill, Holland, Gossett, Bcyce, Monroe, Schenk, Zahorsky. v) l i A J 3 J III: Si i enty-fout 4?o4 Wkam 1lie, VARSITY FOOTBALL Canncn. ' c Gill H n, Smi ' .h, Parsonage, Spenser, Reinhart, Hellstern, Pop Row: Bond, Cqach Baich, KauShi, Kncesel, Dougherty. Third Row: Coach Lenich. Dorian. sDaviess. Hoeh Reid, Saladin, Bcrnemejsr, Bak , Larimore, Wirtel, Zeigler, Summers, Lionberger, Edehs, Graeler, Coayi MeClqnahanJ Second Row: McNew, Douglas Dai.ey, Wells, Weather pocn, Waller. Landis, Frost, Schulz, Fellinger, Austin, Altmansberg- er. Brock, Candd , Nichols, Decker. Bottom Row: Lu«:ke, Lcomis. Ravens, Sarver, Byv ater, Williams, Taylcr, Leyhe, Wendt, Meinhart, Wilhelm, Ross, Mcr- ley, Reed. Taft. Well « Neither rain, nor sleet, nor Head Ccach: William Lenich Assistant Coach: Sam McClanahan. Assistant Coach: Charles Batch. Captains: Mike Decker, Rich Morley, and Bob Niche Is. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. SCORES 12 DuBourg ...13 9 Edwardsville ..... Ritenour 9 U. City 12 14 Ferguson 20 C.B.C. . 27 6 Normandy 14 Granite City 7 7 Quincy 19 14 Webster Groves 13 Seventy-six Bell folk FOOTBALL Bad breaks hampered this year ' s football team as the Pioneers ended the season with a 4-6 record. Lenichmen dropped games to Du- Bourg and Normandy by one point and lest contests to University City, Ritenour, and Chris- tian Brothers College by seven or less tallies. The highlight of the season in the annual Tur- key Day Classic against Webster Groves when the Pioneers after trailing 13-0 at the half, stormed back to defeat the favored Statesmen 14-13. In that game Rich Morley dashed 66 yards for a touchdown and Bill Fellinger passed to Dan Sarver in the end zone for the other score. By winning this game Kirkwood re- gained the possession of the treasured Frisco Bell and relinquished the Little Brown Jug to Rival Statesmen. Mike Decker, Bob Nichols, and Rich Mcrley were elected honorary cap- tains. Kirkwood was honored to have many of its players selected on honor teams. Rich Morley was chosen for the Honorable Mention All State, First Team All District, and First Team All Suburban League. John Loomis was elected Honorable Mention All District, and First Team All League. In addition Joe Canda, Bill Mein- hardt, Bob Nichols, and Bill Wolf were select- ed Honorable Mention All District and Honor- able Mention All League. Frank Leyhe and Wally Wilheim were given Honorable Mention l Jr All League. AW J V ; X o . J . -€ w!lk ] - sfi a if )■ V M ' J Pi i itf v •7 it l- m W S i r. ? w J X I V ftS A ™ JU -. Mil - i ■ V r Kid L i . t. _l e- vl W .A Has he got school spirit? Yea, man! Go, big Reg! Flying high! SCORES Oft 7a t ictaiy Kirkwood 57 Maplewood 54 Kirkwood 52 St. Charles 62 Kirkwood 79 Ritenour 47 Kirkwood 60 Normandy 51 Kirkwood 76 Mehlville 41 Kirkwood 54 University City 53 Kirkwood 51 DuBourg 67 Kirkwood 46 St. Charles 55 Kirkwood 67 Cleveland 65 Kirkwood 57 Clayton 62 Kirkwood 72 Webster Groves 65 Kirkwood 71 Normandy 58 Kirkwood 97 Ritenour 63 Kirkwood 53 Webster Groves 64 Kirkwood 59 University City 49 Kirkwood 62 DuBourg 57 Kirkwood 73 Ladue 33 Kirkwood 75 Ladue 63 Kirkwood 86 Ferguson 67 Kirkwood 65 St. Charles 53 Kirkwood 64 St. Louis 67 Kirkwood 54 University City 53 Kirkwood 95 Fox of Arnold 63 Kirkwood 76 Riverview Gardens 59 Kirkwood 94 DuBourg 83 Kirkwood 92 Affton 47 Kirkwood 58 Webster Groves 56 Kirkwood 51 Maplewood 54 Kirkwood 56 St. Louis 58 Eighty Coach: Denver Miller. Captain: Roger Schurig. High Scorers: Roger Schurig 680 Dan Sarver 333 Jim Waller 309 Steve Miller 241 John Loomis 188 Rich Morley 93 Chalk talk. This year ' s Millermen enjoyed one of the finest seasons in its history as they finished the season with a 22-8 record. The highlight of schedule came in the Normandy Tournament when the fourth seeded Pioneers defeated Du- bourg and Ladue, knocked off highly rated St. Charles, and upset a tough U. City squad to take first place honors. Between semesters, The Millermen engaged in the Webster Tourn- ament where they defeated Normandy, over- took U. City with a sixpoint splurge in the final 38 seconds, but lost to St. Charles in the finals to finish in the runner up position. The Kirk- wcod roundballers captured the district Tourn- ament at Mehlville by whipping Fox of Arnold, DuBourg, and rival Webster Groves, but they lost to St. Louis University High in the stale- playoffs at Washington University. This year ' s squad was led by Captain Roger Schurig, who captured the school ' s individual scoring record for one game with 45 and for one season with 680. Rog Schurig also made the first team all-district and first team all-state in the newspaper honor polls. Dan Sarver and Steve Miller were placed on the all-district honorable mention squad, and Jim Waller re- ceived all-suburban league honorable mention recognition. Rounding out the team ' s top play- ers were John Loomis, Rich Morley, Chuck Himes, and Mike Bywater. VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to rght: Greber, Reichardt, Bywater, Sarver, Kohn, Morley, Himss, Strode, Miller, Naumann, Vcgeding. Waller, Schurig. Loomis, Mr. Miller. Kneeling: Fcgerty, Monroe. y { fAYf S ; Kirkwood HafJ St. Charles Kn J. City, Clayton — Crysta Ad vane By Bob Posen v The early season talk about vkwood High ' s basketball team us often in the future tense: Wait till they get going. Four their first six boys were on r- football team and aren ' t ■ady for basketball. But when py are. they ' ll be rough! lust how rough, the Pioneers  wed last night, when they mndly whipped previously un- dated St. Charles. 65-53, in a ed Division semifinal of the lima! Normandy tournament. Tonight at 8:30 the fourth ■ ( ,[( l Pioneers will play f !, onslKP against se . Sversity City, | y edging third- t-52. in a battle Green Divp burroughs, Mercy Also ' w Victor; -cy; lens, at 7 o . ed, ' unl insl unra I ' Uy IM k will match Sa Crystal ! Clayton. red the either di- Owensville. .nifinal. Billi „g the tour- ; individual 2 -inch junior s, just fewer )osing leamj Id 31 as Clay- ' a, 72-61. in the i in Handy. football play- is a help, not the Pioneers icord to 8-2. Ion the back- ictivcr Miller •ds. And they ,es that showed the game there not dirty play. Iintacts— and the ayers involved i Whether it was .ot. Harlen Oelk- , ' 6-5 center who so well the pre- jgainst C.B.t s ii. managed just this time against ' ood rebounders. ie time the Pio- HOWARD KEE ' - upset arch-riva ues Friday night, w the Suburban sketball race into I [or first place, j •d University harles Pir- lh ctraidlt i an 18-3 season, 72-11, | Srmandy, while Univcr- j ' was forced into over- 1 nip Ferguson, 47-46. The are 15-3 over-afh revervals of form alsr f ,d in the North Count; C as Kinloch and Patton- I ad their first league losses, ' ley dumped Kinloch, 82-; md Jennings slipped past nville, 69-68. lyton waltzed past Valley I, 62-49, for its ninth straight ry in a 13-5 season. Clay- now is 5-0 in the South lty League and increased its lejtf over Lindbergh, which suf- fered its first conference defeat, j 86-59, to Brentwood. Mercy ' s Bulldogs climbed to 6-0 in tha Catholic Athletic Con- ference and 15-1 for the- season by whipping McBride, 69-46,- While DuBourg sta gd in secr place with Laboure.. Cry. c ' net; VARD KEE ' jnd University City, eir eleventh high •all victories Tues- 1 ile Pattonville and e racking up No. 9 Groves was win- j all in non-league Pioneers trounced the University City ed Brentwood, 61- ; PatlonWile ' s Pirates cruised past Ritenotfr, 67-55, and the Beaumont P '  Jackets pulled away in ' 77-55 de Kirku ' quarteB to outs! least sis period :22J id half for Ferguson. fans t can do b Posen High ' s basketball think their team ig, and so far this ence Housi its Sou sor- row with b ty Confcr- ,-thwcst of iville hiked .mois Confer- n ' -ers son set one fie ■ ' • - ence record n H-0 and 18-1 over- ell with a 73-59 decision over Eellevillc. . Three other league leaders utaysd in first place— all unbeat- en. John B;irrou ' rlis whipped Princio ' a. 57-34. in the ABC Ltague, Cathedral tripped St. rancis dc Sslcs, 55-49. in the western Conference. «—«, Cr-hnrin win the Kirk- DuBou wood its this sea!, the fina? wood has Kinley. earlier, 6 meet cham, basis. The Gold) In another from Lutheran with 15. Roger Baci a 25-8 first- Mason, they are absolutely right, i proceeded Like knights in shining armor, ; at the Pirates have overcome all i torts of sizeable obstacles, the ■y-test being top-seeded CBC in Normandy Tournament last ' Mrates started the season ne Bartow, the coach nt them into basketball ;; minus husky 6-8 iond, who headed their werful teams; and in Bruere, their all- •r of last season who :d on to lead this year ' s acre suffered a broken ' the season began. team had thrived on as CBC can testify. :ts, defending state with a strong return- us, have played St. ur j CHW T there was a suspicion the j that -the home court advantage ial j made the difference in favor of i I Normandy Schedule TO.MI.HT (,ll l v DIVIHION ,m. — ry l«J CMl v.. n « Wllr.  — { l lon v . Klnlorh. iir.n nivihiov — St. h rl  v . Klrku M 4. ii :m — I ' . City  •. M«l  . its at Halt Wi- th Gain seeded Ed2ausc| s in the Subur- defeated Univ rnament at Web- ly-unwhipped N, t night did what nig ht of the K| pat with five seconds to play g Indians a 54-52 victory over tl lldogs in a Red Division semi-fi fc:.h School basketball tourna etball cr Diirasod ip ofi thi ling scor illow For senior each of fore last i field go nst St. C tournarm ilv one ' Webster e stands rting l!) - -Kirk- ML Junior [eh Weez 34 tournament. Seco wood edged thij 1 sity City, 54-5 f;n; l gamfj| Eure ■ _ med h :y cont f an impressive rec m - i I beaten Hornets of ■■ ■ -von their sixteenth f ■■■•■ k  ff filing DeSoto, 85- (Jiff Of ■ k tournament. .J ed in 26 points I • ' ; _ ' r Schurig ne! , Fairview ' s unranked rkwood, whi| stra, « ht u P set F day n. points at tl tournament, stopping fom b scored 24 the Warriors had halted ing 11 field Wellston. I Tribe extended a f «!« ■ were not C0 2f ' lifter the inter « u Fairview tourna PomeranU a n d Webster Groves ' top-raiWRRes- Jtcarrfed up for 20 i men bowed to fourth-seeded St. 1 fnr I adue Charles, 73-61, in a semi-final kk wood: mm -Uaer Suburoan match Belweeh cioscu me gay uum j« KinKivnon -.i vo powers went to Maplewood effected the final score Wgwiutg l ' nj ' ver Ladue, 50-45. It was La- free throws. The Pirtt •£«£ , %  ue ' s first league loss. ball again with 18 sec ■]  £ | a NEVER TRAILED but counldn ' t score. D n«hf o o although the game was tied aiThe Indians now are h™ ' . . ' OWARD KEE rs recorded ft - e North Cou eley, 62-60. j inloch and feh- n I a i . I :i I l I I ll-iili I) (I II .■!..,. |)|, ' . I. 4 :i : i I rhraut t9$ .-fir. «£f- o iilwlii l VARSITY TRACK Top Row: Weatherspocn, Kauflin, Wells, Blake, Graeler, Austin, Freeman. Fourth Row: Bcthwall, Tibles. Dcrian, Bell, McCreary, Williams, Grommet, Farrell, Smith. Third Row: Taylor, Hritz, Bruckdorfer, Herbert, Reed, Otis, Lash, Hoffmann, Tomlin, Stevens, Hoeh, Bornemeier, Can- non. Kneeling: Taft. Canda, Hobelman, Moon, Hells rn, Petersen, Shubert, Rice, Graham, Runnels, Spiller, Lewis, New- ton, Harrison. i i- it ' Sitting: Mr. McClanahan, Aitchfy Ravens, Murphy. Press, Hugo, Campbell, Morley, Rimrner, Schurig, DeGarmo, Fel- linger, Locmis, Schmidt, M« ' Batch. , edtd ojj SfLzed, Runners check their time VARSITY TRACK Last year under the 25th and final season of coaching by Mr. Wiggins the Kirkwood Pioneers won the Clayton Invitational, the Maplewccd Relays, placed second in the District Meet, and climaxed the season by capturing the State Out- door Crown. This year with the coaching of Mr. McClanahan and Mr. Batch the cindermen will again be strong in the pole vault with Tim Taft, Rich Hugo, and Mike Murphy. Along with John DeGarmo and Bill Spiller in the 440, Don Camp- bell and Bill Fellinger in the hurdles, miler Bob Press, and weight man John Rimmer, a repeat of last year ' s fine record is possible. Eighty-Four y epping Ch V JUNIOR TRACK This year ' s junior track team cculd complete one of the best records in many years. Led by Carl Runnels in the weights and dasher and half miler Ollie Williams, the younger under- men are expected to do well in the oncoming season. The team is also anticipating fine per- formances from Rollin Rocket in the dashes, Eob Kleinmeier in the hurdles, weight man Randy Lionberger and pole vaulter Steve Krieg- er. The juniors this year will compete against Normandy, Webster, U. City, CBC, and Ladue and will participate in the U. City Invitational and the Junior District Meet. cSfZtLl . , , 1UNIOR TRACK Kneeling: Mr. McClanahan, Hellstrem, Licnberqer, Hcrton, Hansen, Landry, Whilscn, McCall, Johnson, Cassidy, Car- penter, Haines, Girard, Mancr, Krieger. Sitting: Manager, McNew; Reynolds, Rccketl, Rushing, Kleemeier, Ravens, Wardell, Hall, Strader, Dunbar, Rcedel, Hines, Mr. Batch, Manager Ash. 1 U, v r mm N . • ' ... CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Mr. Stout, Williams, Press, Schmidt, Finnie, De- Garmo, Silman. Kneeling: Bruckdorfer. Russell, Spiller, Badenoch, Schubert. And Zwdulance HUGO DeGARMO Pole Vault 440 MORLEY CAMPBELL Dashes Hurdles 1960 TRACK SCHEDULE March 26 State Indoor April 9 Clayton Individual April 16 Maplewood Relays April 19 Triangular Normandy and Webster April 23 Triangular U. City and C.B.C. April 30 Big 10 Relays May 7 U. City Invitational May 14 District May 17 Ladue May 21 Outdoor May 27 Junior District Eighi CROSS COUNTRY The 1959 cross country squad ran under the capable guidance of new coach Mr. Arthur Stout. Bill Spiller, Jim Schmidt, Terry Russell, John DeGarmo, and Bob Press joined first year members Elliot Schubert, Mike Bruckdorfer, Ollie Williams, Bill Finnie, and Bill Badenoch to make one of the most enthusiastic teams of KHS. After only a few weeks of hard conditioning, the boys fell to CBC, their first opponents, 21-39 (Low Score wins). A week later, they bowed to strong Normandy runners, 22-36. But, after running in the Beaumont Invitational, the team hit their best stride and defeated Bishop DuBourg, 23-56. At District, Bob Press and Bill Spiller qualified for State. This year ' s team had only one senior on their first squad, which indicates tremendous poten- tial for the next two years. The annual team banquet was held at Green Parrot restaurant at the season ' s close. SCHMIDT Dashes SCHURIG 880 MURFHY RAVENS Pole Vault Dashes PRESS RIMMER Mile Discus TAFT Pole Vault LOOMIS Shot ' lite MtifUUf, Mat Men £ rux c Pmj+«J A, Reviewing The Season i i (= nrl tfe WRESTLING Tcp Rcw: Mr. Walthers, Carl Runnels, Ken Cassidy. Fourth Rcw: Rankin, Lucas, Miner, Lucas, Knocrel, Harrison, Welove, Hartsky, Litzinger. Third Row: Anderson, Heining, Johnson, Husted, Burt, Park, McHenry, Badenock, Ravens. McCue, Summers, Hani- son, Lionberger. Second Row: Riggs, Schaberg, Freedman, Broadwell, Dieffenbach, Hawk, Edens, Davis, Saladin, Smith, Schultz, Graeler. First Row: Huddleston, Manor, Fillo, Kamp, Brodie, Campbell, Dickenson, Ousley, Mcintosh, Canda, Brocks, Daily. Eighty-eight WRESTLING - xcellent instruction of Coach Wal- ther has shewn itself again in thi Wrestling Team. The Pioneers wrestled their way through a 17 match season win- ning 1 1 and dropping 6. The losses were I Normandy, Ritenour, Ferguson, Maple- wood, Rivervie w Gardens, and Lindbergh, while we downed tough teams such as U. - City, Clayton, St. Charles, O ' Fallon, Cen- tral, John Eurrcughs, Affton, Vashan, and Webster Groves twice. Hig h point man in dual matches was tin? years ' captain Don Campbell, with 52 points, including 9 wins by pin, while Rich Huddleston and Dwight Ride him, Joe! Dick does it again. B And the winner is . . . Dickinson had 38 and 32 respectively. The Pioneers captured second place in the District meet as Don Campbell, 133 lb. and Rich Huddleston, 95 lb., became champions in their weights. Tom Manor, 103, Bruce Brodie, 127, Dwight Dickinson, 128, and Jim Brooks, 180, came through to take second places. The upset-minded grapplers clinched eighth place in the state meet as Don Campbell and Rich Huddleston took sec- end place metals. Next year co-captains will be Gary Kamp, and Dwight Dickinson. The re- turning lettermen include Tom Manor, Joe Fillo, Gaiy Kamp, Bruce Brodie, Jake Dief- fenbach, Dwight Dickinson, John Ousley, Bill Schultz, and Denny Daik-y. ;. nini feat, feall and Qlaue BASEBALL Top Row: Verhoff, Darlington, Birdwell, Obermeyer, Robinson, Parmenter. Fifth Row: Mr. Miller, Baker, Cracchiola, Park, Burt, Ryan, Loving, Reed, Poppers, Comelson, Mr. Stocker. Fourth Row: Snavely Meredith, MacMi!lan, Baker, Lyons, Weaver, Edens, Holman, Wolf, Dickinson, Feree, Bahr, Free. Third Row: Fuch, Ponder, Summers, Roberts, Larimore, Bransford, Benike, Butler, Litzinger, Sanders, Gerner, Meyers, Etter, Bixler. Second Row: Brady, Ritter, Purdue, Schultz, Reinhart, Adams, Camp, Harlem, Williams, Riggs, Monroe, Gossett, Stone, Gastreich, Cassidy. First Row: Scott, Belko, Short, Waller, Schmidt. Miller, Sarver, Wolf, Willis, Strode. Landis, Nickel. BASEBALL The Pioneer cleatmen, after a struggling sea- son last year, are looking forward to brighter prospects. Lack of hits and inexperience hand- icapped them the most, as the predominately sophomore lineup had a tough time competing with the more experienced nines in the Subur- ban Big Ten Conference. The Pioneers have ten letter winners return- ing to coach Denver Miller. The pitching will be bolstered by senior southpaw Dan Sarver and junior right-handers Phil Landes and Jim Waller. Junior infielders Bill Belko, Mike Strode, Ron Willie, and Steve Miller, catcher Roger Schmidt, and flychasers John Short and senior Bill Wolf round out the lineup. With a year of experience behind them, the baseballers should have a successful season. Itoach Miller and Dan show them how. (ft LANDES Pitcher WOLF Catcher WALLER Pitcher STRODE Infield MILLER gF Infield - n BELKO Infield SARVER f  •- ' ., ' -•• Pitcher 7? % - ' WILLIS , Outfit A ' Catcher V ' . i ' i 1 Raaket, Ball ana Afet VARSITY TENNIS The outlook for this year ' s tennis team is bright with a nucleus of three returning lettermen Rick Clark, Paul Gardiner, and Gary Garrison, and new prospectives John Wanstrath, Bruce Brodie, Bob Domrese, and Mike Hamilton. In his second year of coaching, Art Stout dire cte d a squad which compiled a 16 and 1 record and the second straight Suburban League Championship. The racketmen defeated Webster, Principia, Affton, John Burroughs, Country Day, and Ladue. Captain Del Campbell and the doubles team of Ron Johnson and Dale James took second place in the district singles and doubles events respectively. Other boys who dis- played fine play were Rick Clark, Paul Gardiner, and George Wanstrath. This year ' s team will play seventeen matches against such teams as Webster Groves, Principia, Country Day and John Bur- roughs. Faul, Rick, and Coach Slcut leek ever the schedule VARSITY TENNIS Tcp Row: Dcmerice, Schmidt, Moller, Vogeding, Shaw, Wanstrath, Hamilton. Middle Row: Clark, Wanstrath, Garrison, Wincup, Rice, Gardiner. Bottom Row: Clement, Brodie, Staples, McCrakin, Wheelaf. Ninety-two 9 lost, 1l aad and Puttel ft Schwartz, Ccach Lenich, Mueller, Wagner, Powell, Smith. Drive it far. Randy! GOLF With four returning lettermen and im- provements in the new golfers, the Pio- neer Turf Men could have one of its finest seasons. Last year the squad, coached by Bill Lenich, finished the season with a 9-3 record and took fifth place honors in the district tournament. Among the teams the Pioneers defeated were Clayton, Brent- wood, Affton, Lindbergh, Ritenour, and Webster Groves. The outstanding letter- men on the squad were Myles Roach, Jim Greber, Bob Smith, Randy Wagner, Bill Powell, and Bob Mueller. With a nucleus built around Bob Smith, Randy Wagner, Bill Powell, and Bob Mueller, the Lenichmen will play fourteen matches; a district and a state tournament this spring. ' ■ ■ i three B TEAM FOOTBALL Top Row: Sutcliffe, Sanders, Fairman, Davis, Rushing, Dieffenbach, Seibert, Huber, McHenry, Ravens, Dassing, Gwin, Both- well, Reed, Girard, Eggeis, Altmansberger, Carpenter. Third Rcw: Mr. Stacker, Vaughn, Harlen, Loving, Park, Pratt, Benecke, Birdwell, Rice, Wolf, Kchn, Graham, Shaw, Fillc, Jarrett, Cavic, Lepore, Mr. Meyer. Bottom Row: Manor, Bond, Bush, Scctt, Schmidt, Baker, Edens, Cracchicla, Snavely, Marcrander, Scnnemann, Whitbread, O ' Neill, Rice. Jo ' 62 Love that mud! B TEAM This year ' s B team under the coaching cf Wilson Stacker and Paul Meyer compiled a 1-4-1 record. The sophomore squad defeated University City 12-6, tied Christian Brothers Col- lege 13-13, and lost to Ritencur 0-14, to Ferguson 6-13, to Normandy 7-13, and to Webster Groves 7-14. Coach Stacker awarded minor letters to 26 deserving boys who participated in the scheduled games. The offensive squad was led by the passing of quarterback Bill Kohn, the punting and running of halfback John Wolf, and the blocking of Jim Eggers and Grey Snave- ly. Captain Fred Scott, Roger Bush, Jon Jarrett, and Jim Edens headed the defensive stalwart which held their opponents to an average cf 12 points per contest. Ninety-four B TEAM BASKETBALL Kirkwcod ' s sophomore roundballers again under the coaching of Paul Meyer finished a great season with an overall record of 13 wins and 5 losses. The highlight of the schedule came when the Pioneer ' s defeated a tough La- due team in an overtime to capture first place in the B team tournament at Ferguson. The out- standing players of this year ' s team were Mike Brengard, captain and leading the scoring with 15 points a game average, Roger Shaw, 11 points a game average, Larry Cannon, John Wolf, Mike Cotton, and Dean Swift. B BASKETBALL Top Rcw: Mr. Meyer, Bransford, Benecke, Wincup. Martin, Robinson, Bahr, Schmidt Bottom Rcw: Ccttcn, Brengard, Wolf, Cannon, Shaw, Swift. Mike makes an assist. Ca 2SV ' ■ Nineti To the victcrs go VARSITY CLUB This year Varsity Club has continued to en- courage enthusiastic school spirit and promote the symbols of good sportsmanship. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Miller and Mr. Lenich the lettermen sold Beat ' em Kirkwood buttons, gave apples to the football teams at home games, purchased a plaque which honors this years letter winners, held the first annual Slave Day and sponsored the Varsity Drag. At the end of the year they held both the Varsity Club banquet and a steak fry picnic. VARSITY CLUB Top Row: Russell, Fellinger, Murphy, Wagner, Schmidt, Fcgerty, Wells, Landes, Waller, Loomis, Schurig, Decker, Ross, Rimmer, Miller, Luecke, Press, Dickinson, Licnberger, LaRue. Second Row: Ravens Brooks, Powell, Sarver, Mueller, Dciley, Summers, Strode, Schulz, Douglas, Bornemeier, Altmansberg- er, DeGarmo, Schmidt, Willis, Bywater, Meyer, Gardiner. Bottom Row: Mr. Lenich, McNew, Heinmg, Canda, Wendt, Wolf, Smith, Clark, Wanstrath, Reed, Greber, Saladin, Taylor, Hugo, Stewart, Monroe, Belko, Hauk, Garrison, Shubert, Williams, Spiller, Cassidy, Mr. Miller. Kneeling: Vice President, Morley; President, Leyhe. Ninety-six K-KLUB Reading up left: President, Miller; Treasurer, Diekroeger; Sergeant-at-arms, Mcller; LaBarr, Alte- meyer, Altemeyer, Robertson, Tuley, Mrs. Gentry. Reading up right: Vice President, Drane; Secretary, Heitz; Tomcsovic, Bend, House, Metzner, Pitch- ford, Wallis. Reading up: Mclntyre, Linck, Edwards, Carpenter, Smith. Kncbel, Winkle, Drcddy, Royer, Hart- mann, Benish, Reim, Wolf, Johnson, Ranney, Zimmermann, Mrs. Skouby. Encouraging sportsmanship and participation in athletics, K-Club has developed an elabo- rate intramural program in which any girl may participate. From these intramurals, the class teams and varsities are chosen. By participat- ing in these programs, a girl earns points, and after accumulating the required number of points, she is admitted into K-Club. K-Club feels, however, that ability in athletics is not of major importance and that good sportsmanship and an ability to work with others are equally as important. Therefore, aside from encour- aging athletics, K-Club promotes team spirit and good will. Under the leadership of Mrs. Gentry and Mrs. Skoudy, K-Club has also been very active socially by sponsoring the Buzz Book, a father-daughter banquet, and two suc- cessful backward dances, Indian Summer, and The Hatchet Hop. From its high aims and accomplishments, K-Club has proven itself to be one of the very important cogs in the wheels of a well-rounded girl. WW Susie scores again. VARSITY HOCKEY Field Hockey has always been a favorite sport among the girls at K.H.S. The intramural competition was keen, making the selection of the team a difficult task. The varsity team this year had a record of one win, one loss and no ties. In the opening game of the season they defeated Bayless 2-0, only to drop the next con- test with Ladue 2-0. VARSITY SOFTBALL For the second year in a row Kirkwood ' s 1959 varsity Softball team was undefeated. Their victory over arch rival Webster Groves spurred them on to defeat Clayton 5-3 and Ladue 10-7. . 7{« «  .1 np VARSITY HOCKEY Standing: Altemeyer, Jones, Wil- liams, Bond, Tomasovic, Ran- ney, Rcyer, Stuckman, Zimmer- mann, Heitz. Kneeling: Mrs. Skouby, Cowles, K n c b e 1, Miller, Diekroeger, Drane, Mrs. Gentry- VARSITY SOFTBALL Standing: House, Huitt, Ranney Russell, Bend, Diekroegei, Drane. Kneeling: Mrs. Gentry, Altemey- er, Smith, Heitz, Rcyer. Mrs. Skouby. Ninety-eight alMl w 4 A w ImimmmivM VARSITY BASKETBALL Russell, Ran- ney. Bottom Rcw: Mrs. Gentry, Miller, Mclntyre, Diekroeger, Zimmer- mann, Mrs. Skcuby. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Standing: Huitt. Schulte, Merkle, Tuley, Russell. Reim. Kneeling: Gentry, Miller, Drcddy, Drane, Altemeyer, Skouby. VARSITY BASKETBALL The girls varsity team this year met with some stiff competition. How- ever, their record is a very commend- able one. The first game was quite a thriller; K.H.S. pulled through to down Principia 29-28. They suffered their only loss to Bayless 27-28, and defeated Webster and Ladue in the final games of the season 22-12 and 31-18 respectively. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Volleyball is a popular spcrt at Kirkwood. This year the selection of the class and varsity teams was dif- ficult because so many girls took part in the intramural program. The varsity squad had excellent servers and spikers, and as a result they ended the season with an outstand- ing record. Alice attempts a block. vwflrY.. CHEERL J£yk i 3JV) Standing: Pullen, Piper. Pitchford, Anqeli, TrtmaynV-f Tl eV X jS ) V K ! SC, HEERLEADEHS eelmg: Winkle-, iimmermc 7 Our energetic cheerleaders have proven themselves fo be one of the driving forces be- hind our winning football and basketball teams. By engineering many pep assemblies, they led our enthusiastic crowds in rousing cheers. When a girl is chosen as a cheerleader she receives a lot of glory, but she also receives hard work, responsibility, and must sacrifice many things for the sake of her cheerleading. Our cheerleaders started practicing early in the summer soon after they were chosen. Ccn- eld ig our -at a game, our Pio- neer Peppers wSri n X iin itjft J jj — . hours so that it will be flawless, rffeese ps girls are alwaysQs an oy ntng mwbP shining example of our scho ' Ol to uny— visitors. This year the Peppers were aided by their spon- sor, Mr. Horn. c in, Hundred One PEP CLUB OFFICERS Steele, Sergeant-at-Armsr LaBarr, Vice Fresident; Barker, President; Mclntyre, Secretary; Trump, Treasurer. PEP CLUB Pep Club is Kirkwood ' s largest and one of it ' s most active clubs. In order to pro- mote school spirit and to support each of cur teams, the club provided buses for many away games and sponsored pa- rades before home football games, the largest being the Tacky-Day Parade. They also painted brilliant red and white pub- licity posters and presented enthusiastic skits at our pep assemblies. fli PEP CLUB Top Row: Faucek, McGraw, Williams, Lucas, Moller, Erickson, McDougall, Gibbs, McClurg, Alexander, Armour, Demaree, Burr, Schmidt, Alspaugh, Cahill, Persons, Farr, Paul, Harris, Miller, Schulte, Parsonage, Will, Kaiser, Tuhman, John- son, Wincup, Mr. Stixrud. Third Row: Engle, Kluge, Waite, Keller, Leonard, Winkler, McLean, Scammcn, Martines, Whitehead, Altemeyer, Cahill, Stevenson, Smith, Bean, Bauer, Kaderbeck, Crafton, Kammerer, Mace, Burt, Hensley, Ewen, Steinhauer, Fuchs, Beyer, Wetzel. Second Row: Ehrmann, Stricken, Fink, Holzwarth, Thompson, Peters, Watson, Anstett, Trueblocd, McCann, Summers, Car- son, Malloy, Schaefer, Hogan, Miller, Frein, Diekroeger, Schaum, Burkard, Oddy, Williams, Connors, Whayne, Parks. Bottom Row: Wall, Droddy, Droddy, Stcnerock, Pierce, Guthrie, Gooden, Busbee, Klenk, Dolan, Drane, Carpenter, Smith, Secretary, Mclntyre; Vice President, LaBarr; President, Barker; Sergeant-at-Arms, Steele; Foegeding, Stephens, McNary, Voltz, Frank, Hentschel, Chrisholm, Edwards, Cina. Cheerleaders: Hcppen, Piper, Heitz, Tremayne, Winkle, Zimmermann, Pullen, Pichiord, Angeli. One Hundred Tu ' o Each year the club sponsors a back- ward dance in order to raise money; this year ' s theme was Sadie Hawkins ' Day. Pep Club also made money this year by selling football and basketball pencils, and red and white shakers. Thanks to the hard and excellent work of the officers, members, and our sponsor, Mr. Stixrud, this year was a big success. By stimulating an interest in every varsity sport, Pep Club has sought to emphasize the importance of participating extensively and enthusiastically in these activities which foster school spirit. ) r m is ft i ability. .-ft , v . - BiK-RP PEP CLUB Top Row: Saffell, Robertson, Miller, Meyer, Conreux, Schafer, Singer, Wageman, Heimbuecher, Seabaugh, Bend, Hansen, Evertz, Cothran, Voekler, Wagenknecht, Tomasovic, Reim, Waitkins, Beck, Silver, Robbins, Wilms, Wolf, Benish, Schulte, Butler, Lenich, Hale, Kaltwasser. Third Row: Adams, Nyfeler, Zanitis, Quade, Rosenbraugh, Brcwder, Dcthage, Clarkson, Stricklin, Rockwell, Kettler, Lam- bertus, Simpson, Kluefer, Lyman, Rustemeyer, Wood, Morgan, Amick, Hubert, Coffman, Pickering, Marshall, Wagner. Second Row: VanNice, Bastman, Pape. Gurley, Sparks, Busche, Danford, Lupher, Towle, Trottman, Zupan, Lacy, Hart- mann, Arend, Martin, Clem, Plapp, Boggs, Hindman, Hazelton, Hildebrand, Cornell, Wood. Bcttom Row: Danna, Weisert, Ellis, Hansford, James, Willis, Antrim, Torrence, Miller, Lawler, Hill, Trcttman, Kirby, Reyn- olds, Schaefer, Hili, Dcswald, Stakes. Thurman, Hassler, O ' Brien, Huffman, Busche, Myers, Myers, Grossman, Altemeyer. Cheerleaders: Hcppen, Piper, Heitz, Tremayne, Winkle, Zimmermann, Pullen, Pitchfcrd, Angeli. One Hundred Three Oul Woftld ajj fyeUautlltip, . . . One Hundred Four id ■ 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: Reed, Hceh, Frost, Waller, Tail, Schulz, Canda, Wolf. Third Row: Bond, Brcadwell, Garrison, Bywater, Drake, Parsonage, Leyhe, McDougall. Second Row: Linck, Schmidt, Hartmann, Whitehead, Kornfeld, Rulon, Kopp, Rupp, Koewing, Ross. v — 5 Bottom Row: Mr. Kohn, Mclntyre, Henderson, Heitz, Piper. Elbert, Crafton, Hobbs, Trueblcod, Clem, [:ade:abek, W : erfierBakteG C! OFFICERS x Standing: Don Campbell, Parliamentarian; Bob Press, pres- ident. Seated: Suzy Zimmermann, Treasurer; Carolyn Hines, Sec- retary; Ted Heintz, Vice President ( )ne Hundred Six r  O 0« G-fXjlMG, Gaulle ° er- c a STUDENT COUNCIL Throughout the year Student Council has strived to enrich the students ' years at KHS and to promote good citizenship. Through home rooms, students kept in touch with their repre- sentatives and gave suggestions which were taken before the Council. Under the leadership of Mr. Kohn, the Council tried to initiate changes and improvements for the welfare of the student body. A spirited 1959-1960 season was begun with Fep Week, a new project this year. During the week students wore name tags and on one designated day everyone dressed in red and white. The first football game with DuBourg marked the climax of Pep Week, and though we were defeated, enthusiastic KHS spirit lasted the entire school season. Other activities pre- sented by the Council included a Carnival, Talent Assembly, Green Thumb project, Pop- ularity Poll, Coronation Prom, and May Fete ceremony. Practicing citizenship early. The banner shall fly. Santa ' s helpers. Mr. Kohn lowers the boom. One Hundred Si I en PIONEER STAFF Top Row: Bond, Bywater, Leyhe, Bester, Campbell, Hogue, Morrow, Heintz, Blodgett. Third Row: Miss Butts, Beare, Healy, Meyer, Monroe, Wolf, Taft, Diekroeger, Miss Sheppard. Second Row: Pitchford, Hazelton, Heitz, Schaum, Huffman, Miller, Alexander, LaBarr, Mace, Wetzel. Bottom Row: Tuley, Erhmann, Linck, Hines, Burr, Mclntyre, Montileone, Thompson. Have you bought your Pioneer? This slo- gan, the basis of the Pioneer campaign, was heard over the P. A. and seen on posters in the halls, as the staff launched the sale of its yearbook. The annual Pioneer assembly was highlighted by an amusing old-time melodra- ma. Money-making projects included bake sales, the Christmas Card Mailing Service, and the Pioneer Prance. Before Christmas the Ptosteell Anau+iA the Wabld One Hundred Eight staff spent a hectic week sorting and mailing cards. The Queen of Hearts was the theme of the annual dance; decorations included a castle, court yard, and silhouettes of armored knights. As a group, the staff enjoyed various social functions throughout the year. Recording the outstanding events in 1959-60, under the guid- ance of the new sponsors, Miss Butts and Miss Shepard, the members of Pioneer have en- deavored to create a yearbook of lasting value. Eat, drink, and be merry will be published. One 11 rr . x CALL CIRCULATION Tcp Row: Schmidt, Alspaugh, Mcslander, Ross, Cahill, Barker, Matthews, Meyer, Wagenknecht, Miller, Kaltwasser, Schaefer, Randol, Singer. Third Row: Wall, Kearney, Messick, DeGarmo, Hclzwarth, Parsonage, Beare, Saffell, Steele, Ccnreux, Fales, Bond, Graham, Lawler, LaBarr, Holekamp, Prough, Hyry. Second Row: Linck, Hobbs, Tremayne, Robinson, Stuart, Smith, Tramp, Towle, Trump, Cutler, Kirby, Whayne, Elbert. Bottom Row: Reynolds, Scibetta, Canfield, Thul, Huffman, Busche, Schwarz, Hassler, Fullgraf, Wagner. CALL REPORTERS Top Row: Ranney, Wolf, Hartcgensis, Blake, Garrison, Rice, Rice, Burkhardt, Morrcw, Dykstra, Bauer. Fourth Row: Hale, Fcgerty, Harper, Seely, Murphy, Cole, Berg, Krcepel, Riemeier, Whitehead, Steele. Third Row: Harris, Volker, Lawrence, Georgian, Morgan, McCullough, Mueller, Zupan, Burt, Watscn, McMahon, Marshall, McCullough, Lacy. Second Row: Obermoeller, Cravens, Reim, Heimbuecher. Bottom Row: Stricklin, Wright, Lawler, Rozier, Day, Reynolds. Lee plcns last minute details. One Hundred Ten f(ejep,in f, K. Jt. £. D if f o. i fted CALL STAFF Standing: Petersen, Schwarz, Schingel, Press, Steen. Seated: Hartzell, Paul, Ker, Greber, Weigel, Brinkman, Biumenthal, Lacy, Piatt. You write the head! Who ' s going to the printer? Is your page proof down yet? These and many other cries can be heard in the CALL office on Thursday night before publication. The fifteen members of the CALL journalism class with a hard-hitting staff of reporters put out sixteen issues, twelve regular and four spe- cial 6-page CALLS for Tacky Day, Christmas, April Fool, and Senior editions. The CALL ' s job is to inform all students of K.H.S. activities, and to give proper coverage in print of school happenings. Extra coverage is provided for sports, elections, and honor roll. In the last days of August the CALL mem- bers could be found painting murals for the first dance of the year, the Call Ball. The dance, Callville County Fair , received a two-page spread in Prom Magazine. The staff then turned to the project which finances the paper, the publicalion and sale of the 24-page T-Day football programs. The editors of the CALL attended the Press Conference of Metropolitan St. Louis School Publications Sponsors at Washington Univer- sity and the MacMurray Press Convention in Illinois. A member of the National Scholastic Press Association and the Missouri Inter-Scholastic Press Association, the CALL endeavors to main- tain a high standard of journalism and to bring enjoyment to its readers. One II III Jlitetiatq, JleadeM QUILL AND SCROLL Top Row: Garrison, Petersen, Wolf, Ker, Heintz, Press, Fogerty, Lacy, Brinkman, Eerg, Mueller, Blumenthal, Bywater. Second Row: Bond, Hcgue, Bester, Linck, Pitchford, Healy, Wetzel, Russell, Tuley, Ranney, Meyer, Paul, Voekler, Beare, Monroe, Leyhe, Miss Butts. Bottom Row: Mrs. Williams, Hines, Schwartz, Evans, Hartzell, Diekroeger, Mclntyre, Bun, Piatt, Ehrmann, Mace, La- Barr, Huffman, Schaum, Hazelton, Mueller, Montileone, Thompson, Miss Sheppard. Standing Front: President, Morgan; Vice President, Weigel. QUILL AND SCROLL The Pica Chapter of Quill and Scroll, the In- ternational Honor Society for High School Jour- nalists, initiated 40 members at a traditional spaghetti dinner held at Marki Morgan ' s house this spring. Deserving members were chosen from the CALL and PIONEER staffs. The or- ganization strives to encourage quality jour- nalism by sponsoring writing and publication contests. This year Dan Blumenthal of the CALL staff won a Gold Key in the Editorial Division. Deriving its name from the first two letters of PIONEER and CALL, Pica sold refresh- ments at the May Fete for financial support Miss Butts, Miss Sheppard, and Mrs. Williams sponsor the club. OFFICERS: Bywater, Treasurer; Morgan, Presi- dent; Hogue, Vice President; Weigel, Secretary. One Hundred Twelve ART CLUB Art Club strived to stimulate interest in art through appreciation and participation. Under the leadership of Miss Sheppard field trips were taken to Washington Uni- versity and the Art Museum. The mem- bers attended workshops and presented their own art exhibit. This year their an- nual semiformal dance, called Deep Fantsy , with aquamarine decorations, carried out a sea motif. Deep Sea Decorating. GlaqanA, Cltalk, and GUalcacd ART CLUB Top Row: Frizzell, Griffin, Prime, Miller, Mills, Flanagan, Thul, Lehmann, Weber, Obermoeller, Wilhite, Zahorsky, Erickson, Schmidt, Gray. Fourth Row: Miss Sheppard, Zanitis, Gulbrandsen, Zupan, Matthews. Rulon, Sirickh ' n, Starr, Rcckett, Kirk, Guthrie, Schingzing, Harris. Thnci Row: Schulte, Lehnoff, Clarkson, Birtch, Reid, Reim, Scibetta, Kcpp, Adams, Knobel, Gibbons. Second Row: Gust, Cole, Hudson, Secretary: Lammi, Vice President; Peacock, President; Rcsenberger, Treasurer; Wetzel, Canfield, Bennett, Hartzell. Bottom Row: Vogler, Wood, Stakes, Doswald, Clem, Plapp, Bauer. One Hundred Thirteen All tke Wvdd ' l THESPIANS Top Row: Rimmer, Dixscn, Gar- rison. Third Row: Congdon, Georgian, Thompson. Second Row: Hartzell, Smith, Kornfield, Burkhardt, Marshall. Ecttom Row: Manthey, Caldwell, Hawkins, Well, McNally. THESPIANS Achieving membership in Thespians is the highest honor bestowed on Kirkwood ' s aspiring young actors and actresses. By earning a re- quired number of points through diligent par- ticipation in various theatrical productions, Thespian membership is awarded to those with acting proficiency. LITTLE THEATER Highlighting the school year was Little Thea- ter ' s presentation of Sabrina Fair. Working behind stage and on publicity, as well as act- ing, Little Theater members produced a mem- orable dramatic performance. Likewise, the one-act play, also under the direction of Mr. Hansen, revealed the talent and hard work con- tributed by all those claiming membership in Little Theater. LITTLE THEATER Top Row: Clerk McNally, Moll, Rimmer, Ccngdon, Smith, Russell, Harmon, Cole. Third Row: Treasurer, Caldwell: Gaerlner, Messick, Moller, Tuley, Cleneay, Graham, Wilson, Dixson. Second Row: Greene, Trump, Gissendanner, Minckler, Steen, Vcisen, Jorgenson, Garrison. Bottom Row: Secretary, Wall; Ellis, Burkhardt. Grossman, Smith, Georgian, Hartzell, Thompson, Mr. Hansen. One Hundred Fourteen A £ta(fe SENIOR PLAY CAST Seated: Bester, Fogerty, Keller, Burkhardt, Stewart, Hartzell, Hawkins, Schingel, Smith. Standing: Mr. Hansen, Georgian, Harper, Lacy, Berg, Weigel, Mdntyre, Armour, Johnson, Gaertner. SENIOR FLAY Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, was the romantic comedy presented by the senior class on April 29 and 30. Five weeks of rehearsal were necessary to produce this gay farce based en the situations confronted by two young girls on their trip to Paris. Under the student direction of Roberta Georgian, Valerie Hawkins and Fenny Hartzell skillfully played the leading roles of nineteen-year-cld Cornelia and Emily. SENIOR PLAY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Standing: Moller, Longford, Hert, Dougherty. Seated: Krausharr, Alexander, Evans. Ont Hi ndred I tf-titube faculty Top Row: Burke, Beatty, Wunderle, Wilms, Metivier, Miller, Ccnreux, Landers, Wagenknecht, Hicks, Naisby, Lenich, Spangler, Rulon, Priess, Pierce, Weber. Fourth Row: Graff, Rcbbins, Gordon, Wolf, Taylor, Evens, French, Hicks, LaBarr, Kenney, Tomcsovic. Lacy, Engle, Eberts, Schulte, Kettler, Bardsley. Third Row: Hetfield, Griggs, Cce, Hartman, Wood, Long, Kraushaar, Beiersdcrf, Holzworth, Fales, Prough, Mueller. Tramp, Meeker, Rosenberger, Boston, Fullgraf, Harris. Second Row: Harris, Wall, McCullough, Ward, Burkard, McNary, VanNice, Whayne, Burkhardt, Piper, Schaefer, Bitt- ner, Thompson, Young, Sarles, McGraw, Lambertus. Bottom Row: Hawkins, Boyce, Mcintosh, Hale, Treasurer, Parsonage; Vice President, Beare; President, Berthold; Vice Fresident, Singer; Secretary, Hines; Sparks, Tovrea, Obermoeller. President Mary and officers count money. F. T. A. Learning cf the many phases of the teaching profession through various field trips and excursions were F.T.A. ' s main accomplishments. Visits to conventions, grade schools, and institutions have of- fered the members valuable insight into the variety cf jobs available to those in the teaching profession. Through the sale of stationery and the checking cf coats, F.T.A. raised money to sponsor a scholarship for one of its future teachers. Acccrnptishing all these activities under the enthusiastic guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Marion Brooks, this club rendered profitable experience to the Future Teach- ers of America. One Hundred Si v, n HUMAN RELATIONS Top Row: Monroe, Lacy, Ker. Hellstern, Murphy, Beighley, Heintz, Hurt, Hoffman, Morrow, Nolan, Garrison, Bradenoch. Second Row: McDonnell, Smith, Morgan, Meyer, Paul, Vice President, Armour; Demaree, Weigel, President, Burr; Peters, O ' Dell, Hartzell, Georgian. Bottom Row: Miss Shikles, Kenyon, Carpenter, Evans, Stricklin, Burkhardt, Schaefer, Huffman, Busche, Keller, Mat- sumoto, Bearsley. Officers not present: Treasurer, Bill Cole; Secretary, Judy Parsonage. tf. iutanj i«Xf, fybiendUlup, HUMAN RELATIONS Understanding cur fellow man is one of the biggest problems in the atomic world of today- Human Relations Club, under the expert guid- ance of Miss Shikles, set as their goal, the pro- motion of understanding throughout the world. Through the Tree of Life, Kirkwood donated generously to UNICEF. Also sending delegates to the Intergroup Youth Conference, which works in conjunction with the National Confer- ence of Christians and Jews, Kirkwood ' s mem- bers gained an insight into the problems con- fronting our society. A trip to a naturalization class, exchange visits with other clubs, and guest speakers were among the many varied activities of the Human Relations Club as they sought to understand their fellow man. Decorating UNICEF Tree cf Life. One II ' ■■ Gieatiiin, SENIOR HI-Y Top Row: Dougherty, Asher, Luecke, Hugo, Hobelman, Alspaugh, Ccffman, Gille, Miltenberger, Smith, Morrow, Jar- rett. Third Row: Nolan, Moll, Fogerty, Berg, Beighley, Kerr, Bester, Lacy, Saladin, Voisen. Second Row: Hayes, Conrad, Grommet, Wanstroth, Mueller, Smith, Silman, Clark, Campbell, Steinkamp. Bottom Row: Moisio, Secretary, Stuckman; Treasurer, Congdon; President, Tomlin; Vice President, Krienkamp; Chap- lain, Rimmer; Frick, Hogue, Kenyon, Mr. Ramsey. Look at that car shine! Don ' t hit your thumb, Jim! SENIOR HI-Y Sponsoring the bonfire, Friendship Dance and Christmas formal are among the many va- ried activities of the Senior Hi-Y. Highlighting this year ' s bonfire was the burning of an effigy of a Webster statesman. Senior Hi-Y members were seen hanging from the rafters of Webster ' s gym a few days later, while decorating for the Friendship Dance. With the holiday season approaching, work was immediately begun on murals, a nativity scene, and a revolving Christmas tree for the Christmas formal. But Senior Hi-Y, under the capable guidance of Mr. Ramsey, does much more than sponsor social events. They contributed $75 to the World Service, sent seven representatives to the Youth in Government meetings at Jefferson City, became active in the Judiciary Program, and participated in the Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y council. All these activities are aimed at promoting a Christian attitude in the citizens of tomorrow. One Hundred Eighteen Ga p,aal GiZiaettA, . . . BUGS SOPHOMORE HI-Y CLUB Sophomore Hi-Y club, called the Bugs, has endeavored to carry out its aim of high Chris- tian principles in all phases of life. Under the leadership of Mr. Carl Young, a Christmas dance, a hay ride, and week-end outings were held. Before the school year began, the officers were sent to Trout Lodge for training and for guidance in planning their programs, recrea- tion, and activities for the coming year. At Christmas time contributions were made in or- d er to care for a needy family. Bugs make ready for Santa SOPHOMORE HI-Y Top Row: Fowler, Pomerantz, Evans, Hansen, Guirl, Dassing, Lionberger, Jerner. Second Row: Counselman, Voisen: Jarrett, Edmonds, Cronin, Vice President, Cotton; Singleton, Crutcher. Drake, Ben- ecke, Edens. Bottom Row: Addison, Itschner, President. Gerard; Sexton, Schaefer, Hall, Bush, Ryan, Altmansberger, Bransford, Fillo, Hallahan. One Hundred ™ 1 1 i JUNIOR HI-Y Top Row: Hashbarger, Bald- win, Chapin, Litzsinger, White, Kauflin, Lucas. Third Rcw: Anderson, Reid, Elbring, Hummell, Perdue, Edens, Hauk, Littlefield. Second Rcw: Clippinger, Don- ahue, Paulsgrove, Conner, Krieger, Spenser, Shubert. Bottom Row: Johnson, McCue, Palmer, McKenna, Knox, son, Hargate, Herbert. JUNIOR HI-Y Top Row: Dailey, Altmans- berger, Purdue, Waller, Mil- ler, Ziegler, Wells, Austin. Third Row: Nichols, Ritter, Wirtel, G r e b e r, Drake, Frost, Farrell, Larimore, Fel- linger, Reinhart, Garrison. Second Rcw: McNew, Grae- lei. Adams, Weber, Blan- ches Belkc, Smith, Parson- age, Dorian. Bottom Row: Mr. Batch, Doug- las, Bornemier, Hoeh, Rei- chardt, Short, Schulz, Hell- stern, Russell, Horn, Work- man, Brcdie. JUNIOR HI-Y Working together through a bond of fellow- ship to create and maintain high standards of Christian character in the home, school, and community are the four Junior Hi-Y clubs. The Dudes, sponsored by Mr. Ken Hartlet had a woik-day and presented a New Year ' s Eve dance. The Sabers sponsored by Mr. John Deichman participated in various swimming ac- tivities, gave a hayride, and sponsored the Christmas Hi-Y Basketball Tournament. The Cavaliers under the sponsorship of Mr. Carl Snively had a work-day, a fellowship dance, and a hayride. The Royal Knights organized a shooting team under Sergant Bissell and gave a dance. These groups of boys deem necesary the Christian influence in their lives and have worked hard to interest others in their activities. One Hundred Twenty lUtauali GluL Ga p,esiatia i And . . . JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS SABRES: Ted Johnson — Treasurer Wally Hargate — President Tom Herbert — Vice President Elliot Shubert — Secretary Jim Spencer — Chaplain DUDES: Charlie Hoeh — Treasurer Eill Schulz— President Steve Bornemier — Chaplain Paul Reichart — Secretary CAVALIERS: Den Workman — Treasurer Eruce Brodie — Chaplain Jim Horn — Secretary Rcnnie Hellstern — President ROYAL KNIGHTS: Bill Clippinger — Treasurer Pat McKenna — Chaplain Tom McCue — President Ray Palmer — Secretary i ' ' . Hundred Twi nti Gatttbiuutiatt Y-TEENS Working in coordination with the Y.M.C.A., Jr.-Sr. Y-Teens has endeavored to help each member grow as a person, grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and national- ities, and to grow in the knowledge and love ol God. Striving to achieve this goal, the club has sponsored a variety of service projects; among these was a party for an Old-Folks ' home. Un- der the leadership of Miss Wingfield, the Y-Teen members have industriously carried out several money-making projects. Combining service with fun, the Y-Teens held a canned- goods scavenger hunt, followed by a slumber party. In the spring a fashion show was pre- sented. Thus, in numerous ways, the Jr.-Sr. Y-Teens have done much to improve our com- munity, and at the same time enrich the lives of its ' members. Don ' t spill Y-TEENS Top Row: Gibbs. Williams, Everingham, Bardsley, Weber, McLean, Scheidegger, Schulte, Butler. Third Row: VanNice, Keller, Sarles, Nabe, Tiesler, Pickering, Coffman, Rosenberger, Gooden, Burkhardt. Second Row: Anderson, Hetfield, Young, Bell, Bopp, Dana, Adams, Cole, James, Nauman. Bottom Row: Treasurer, Urspurch; President, Rouse: Vice President, Ellis: Secretary, James. One Hundred Twenty-two PROJECTOR CLUB Tibbies. Korasick, Loevy, Patton, Mr. Stixrud, Earl. J latuie BIOLOGY CLUB Top Row: Mr. Tomlin, Pi- He a 1 y, Andersen, Westrup, Oliver, Morriseau, Roedel, Mooney. Second Row: Petlid. Rcmney, Kunce, Danna. Kirkpatrick. Bottom Row: Secretary, Adams; President, Russell; Treasurer, McCrackin; Vice President, O ' - Dell. One Hundtc i I iventy-three FUTURE NURSES Top Row: Zahorsky, Kluge, Justiscn, Burr, Everingham, Kohnen. Third Row: Krienkamp, Harry, Goodman, Hansen, Mace, Kugler, Pettid, Stoll. Second Row: Kunce, Hill, McMillan, Kaderbeck, Hyry, Stephens, O ' Dell, Garrett, Mrs. Bingham. Bottom Row: Dothage, Kenny, Miller, Treasurer, Weeks; Langston, President, Mc- Crackin; Secretary, Wright; Carpenter, Jackscn. Gantnaae iial Qanylictl DEBATE CLUB Back Row: Georgian, Howard, Lawrence, Parsonage, Murphy, Dickson. Front Row: Secretary-Treasurer, Evans; Schingel, Erhmann, Vice President, Wallis; Cusick, Cleaney, President, Morgan; Bockhorst, Rosenthal, Congdon. One Hundred Twtnly-four Ztocutianatof, o xenti :. MASTERS CLUB w: Niedermeier, L Moles, Lacy, Pi Row; Mullen, Secretary, Brannon; Vice President, Stev Russell, Harper. Rowden, Wallis. TOASTMASTERS CLUB Toastmasters Club gave its members exper- ience in speaking which heightened their self- confidence and poise. At each meeting three speakers presented their planned oratories. Following this, a table topic was announced and each member spcke extemporaneously on this subject. Rapid thinking and accurate pres- entation were required. Through the year emi- nent speakers were invited to visit the club and to give suggestions en its operation. Under the sponsorship of Miss Moles and Mr. Via, this club offered the ccat-check service at all dances and other school functions. Tell them about it, George! ■ .. Hundred Twentt JAZZ CLUB Jazz Club, sopnscred by Mrs. Biggs, endeav- ored to further promote interest in jazz among K.H.S. students. At each meeting a member presented the background of one particular ar- tist. His record was played and compared with others. Each member was permitted to speak freely and to give his opinion of the selection during informal discussion periods. The club kept students informed as to what artists were appearing in St. Lous and trips were planned to attend these concerts. In order to present jazz to more of the student body, the club sponsored a band which played in the Snack Bar. To further this program of bringing jazz to the students an evening jazz concert was given. Though Jazz Club has been in existence for only three years, it has become increasingly popular and will soon be one of the leading extra-curricular activities. Rcckin ' with the Picneers. tiumpetA,, lamlxaneA,, JAZZ CLUB Top Row: Mrs. Biggs, Berg, Gille, Chiedo, Wenneker, Delling, Buck, Defce, Spangler, Schwarz, Stuckman. Third Row: Knoesel, Peppers, Campbell, Eester, Meyer, Keller, Calder, Ritchie, McCullough, Heintz. Second Row: McCullough, Meeker, Lacy, Trottman, President, Congdon; Secretary-Treasurer, Zupan: Vice President, McGill; Allen, Miltenberger, Holekamp, Naisby. Bottom Row: Tramp, Hill, Kirby, Graham, Barnett, Reynolds, Coffman, Beck, Kenney, Lawler. One Hundred Twenty-six CAMERA CLUB Top Row: Mueller, Fossieck, Oliver, Moller, Windsor, Rcwlinscn, Vice President, Meyer; Mr. Head- lee, Blake. Bcttcm Row: Miedermiller, Jorgenson, President, Merkle; Stewart, Secretary-Treasurer, Cramer; Morrow. ruspjadb and ix+Hbmlttete RADIO CLUB Top Row: Wright, Bcckhcrst, Johns, Harri- son, Blake. Third Row: Dunton, Kohn, Forster, Roa, Thompson, Tcenebcehn, Tibbies, Heyda, Kugler. Second Row: Schmick, Chapman, Horsley, Vice President, King; President, Evans; Busch, Mrs. Ccnley. Bottom Row: Treasurer, Schaper; Secreta- ry, Jorgenson. One Hundred Twenty Si ven SeeJzittty SkiliA C.O.E. Top Row: Bisch, Schulte, Freeman. Seventh Row: Asher, Baumhcegger, Riegel, Carr. Sixth Row: Dieboll, Worrell, Cox. Fifth Row: Hollcman, Baumbctch, Miller, Law- ler. Fourth Row: Quinn, Shaw, Ruhl, Boeser, Gray. Third Row: Schell, Barrett, Schrader, Stevens. Second Row: Dane, MeDarment, Hensick, Kai- ser. Bottom Row: Convey, President, Lepcre; Vice President, Franklin; Reporter, Grayson; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Sternberg; Mr. Henderson. Joyce finds the beck. C. O. E. CLUB Learning to work and working to learn is the motto of the C.O.E. Club. In order to ex- perience the fun and responsibility which car. be obtained through active participation in sit- uations found in a business practice, members took part in activities of a social nature that are similar to those practiced in industry. Under the supervision of Mr. Henderson, C.O.E. took part in the state Cooperative Occupational Edu- cation Program and planned, conducted, and financed a local Employer-Employee Banquet. One Hundred Twenty-eight b iautyli £ x, pjesiie4 tce Judy shows her stuff. Dcn ' t gel the price wrong, Tom. He who hath a trade hath an sstate — Benjamin Franklin. The hopes cf each C.O.E. participant could well be tied to the state- ment above, icr C.O.E. has given them a start towards their occupa- tional choice. Hundred I i Jlendtlna Jlitetidtu ie LIBRARY CLUB Sponsored by Mrs. McGill, the Library Club met once a week af- ter school in addition to their daily activities. Members net only pro- vided service to the school, they also gained personal profits by earning credits and by acquiring skill in the use of a library. Their duties included clerical work, stu- dent guidance, the preparation cf bulletin board displays, and the organization of shelves and other library housework. Mary collects on an overdue book. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Top Row: President, Meder; Secretary-Treasurer, Mcintosh; Beck, Vice President, Anderson; Tamme, Whipple, Peacock, O ' Bryan, Parrish, Morgan. Bottom Rcw: Reagan, Langstcn, Rosenberger, Sternberg, Mrs. McGill, Whayne, Adams, Doyle, Kugler. D nu One Hundred Thirty n o r r .  Top Row: Bend, Hcrgate, Ccngdon, Smith, Cole, Berg, Frost, Murphy. Gille, McGill, McCue, Fogerly, Grom- met. Ziegler, Austin, Donahue. Cberbeck, Heintz. Third Row: Silman, Miltenberger, Jeppson, Press, Clark, Bcrnemeier, Johnson, Landrum, Douglas, Schulz, Rice, Elbring, Licnberger, O ' Neill, Campbell, Dickinson, Pender. Second Row: Taylcr, Hobelman, Brooks, Sharp, Drake, Hauk, Wanstrath, Wilson, Saladin, Daviess, Dougher- ty, Dailey, Hagan, Adelman, Skinner, Smith. Bottom Row: Mr. Kchn, Bester, Greber, Reichardt, Wolf. Berg, White, Brady, Cassidy, Kenycn Irai i Bade- noch, Perdue, Phelps, Garrison, Reinhart, Parsonage, Cassidy. Seated: Tibbies, Jarret, Hellstern, Frick. Y.F.C. Top Row: Kessler, Harmon, Whipple, Dasho, Kugler. Second Row: Puleo, O ' Bryan, McCullch, Mr. Clule, Wallis, Rowden, Garrett, Stansfield. Bottom Row: Masters, Glascock, Rczier, Stele, Lyons, Cole. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Top Row: Welshans, Tovreo : umbliss, Mclntyre, Sunder, Coeruer, Berthold, Saffeil, Moore, Bcyce, Pate. Bottom Row: Sale, Hill, Kraushaar, Bauer, Thursby, Russell. SUaSiitta tSymfzAaaic Sounds ORCHESTRA PERCUSSION: Lcmdrum, Harmon, Sanders, Wagner, Crutch- er. TRUMPETS: Scolt, Schrceder, Skinner. FRENCH HORNS: Miner. Amundson, Besier, Larimore. BASSOON: Meyer. OBOE: Day. FLUTES: Farr, Verner, Waitkins, List. CLARINETS: McLean, Hurst, Metzner, Steinkamp. TROMBONE: Owens. TUBA: Evans. BASS: Bergfeld, Baldwin. SAX: Clippinger, Fogler, Ccngdon. 1st VIOLINS: Wright, Danna, Clem, King, Meyer, Tmeblcod, Ranney, Royer, House, Browder. 2nd VIOLINS: Jackscn, Liman, Sappingicn, Crafton, Chis- holm, Lawrence, Evans, Cavic, Rockett, Mcintosh. CELLOS: Coe, Bockhcrst, Spear. VIOLAS: Forrester, Rimmer, Phillips, Miller. I - I f One Hundred Thirty-tivo I BAND FLUTES: Farr. Vemer, Wright, Waitkins, List. Keller, An- derson, Johnson, Riddle. CLARINETS: Hugo, McLean, Metzner, Vcelker, Hurst, Stein- kamp, Priess, Miller, Swain. Mills, Carson, Crumbliss, Girard Smith, Maginnis, Smith, Wiriel. OBOE: Day BASSOON: Meyer. ALTO SAX: Congdcn, Fogler. ALTO CLARINET: Campbell. BASS CLARINETS: Frick, Gray, Jones. TENOR SAX: Orthwein, Gwin, West. BARITONE SAX: Clippinger. TRUMPETS: Scott, Brannon, Kroepel, Skinner, Schroeder, Jerrett, Adeiman, Eurnett, Ravens. Hansen, Addiscn, Bryant, Obermeyer, Howe, Fuss, Lepore. FRENCH HORNS: Miner, Amundsen, Larimore, Bester. BARITONE HORNS: Loving. Wise, Burnett. TROMBONES: Stelfox, Marcrander, Kottkamp, McHenry, Owens, Zanitis, Lejsek. TUBAS: Tibbies, Parsonage. Lucas, Evans. DRUMS: Wagner. Harmon, Landrum, Brooks. Crutchsr, Sanders. Onf Hundred Thirty ' . Ellie, Jackie, and Betty harmonize. A CAPPELLA Achieving membership ' in the highly trained A Cappella choir is the highest step in the lad- der of vocal success at Kirkwood. Many hours of hard work were required in preparation for the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, P.T.A., and County Music Festival performances. Un- der Mrs. Schoch ' s direction, the choir constantly sought perfection in all phases of vocal train- ing. It has become a tradition with the choir to include among their repertoire The Lord Bless Ycu and Keep You , which possesses a great deal of sentimental value for all the mem- bers, past and present. Mulic McJzete A CAPPELLA Top Row: Moon, Moisio, Mothersill, Early, Rice, O ' Neill, Harrison, Davis, Aitch, Fairman. Third Rcw: Fellinger, Vcisin, Marietta, Bailey, Burns, Merkle, Wunderle, Ccnreux, Schingel, Ellis. Second Row: Moody, Chuckray, Rodgers, Whitehead, Riemeier, Busche, Smith, List, Boston, Knoebel. Bottom Row: Mrs. Schcch, Ehr, Marshall, Edwards, Stricklin, Carpenter, Trump, Sablatnik, Sobery. One Hundred Thirty-four MIXED ENSEMBLE During the year, numerous occasions have required a small group of singers to per- form. For this purpose t h e Mixed Ensemble, consisting of especially qualified A Cappel- la members, was formed. Prac- ticing diligently in the morning before school, this group has done an excellent job in all of their performances. MIXED ENSEMBLE Top Rcw: O ' Neill, Rice, Rcss, Fellinger, Ette, Harmon. Botlom Row: Overby, Chuckray, Schingel, Merkle, Cason, Mcller, Smith, Trump. Pul uinn, Pellectio n, A CAPPELLA Top Row: Rcss, Luhmann. Ette, Harmon, Dixon, Beck, Bieslich, Purdue, Nichcl, Shaw, Adams, Chap- man. Third Row: Boehm. Fix, Cason, Roberts, Steele, Barker, Prime, Carlson, Eckert, McNew. Second Rcw: Diedrich, Rowden, Smith, Kalb, Hairis, Trctter. Petersen, McCullough. Moller, Singer. Bottom Row: Klein, Piper, Drane, Zimmermann, Winkle, Overbey, Schwarz, Pullen, Swacker. One Hundred Thirty-five () ft f p f ( ' n r .- j Tcp Row: Nichols, Peterson, Tahler, Filebark, Earth, Whipke, Persons, Justison, Arend, Bishcp, Ross, Tredway, Leonard, Schaefer Clarkscn, Naisby. Third Row: Lewis, Rupp, Alspaugh, McVicker, Parsons, Grommel, Stuckman, Watscn, Ccffmann. Peach, Hansen, Eentcn, Simpson, Wilcox, Tomasovic, Seabaugh. Second Row: Baker, Sczansky, Van Nice, Sum mers, Massey, Longhibler, Pierce, Shellabarger, Kammerer, Waite, Chiltcn, Killebrew, Price, Skimmer, Thompson, Kornfeld, Kramme, Lyons. Bottom Row: Mrs. Schcch, Cave, McDonald, Frank, Maris, Klein, Foegeding, Buck, Ault, Schaefer, Strickland, Poole, Hoehn, Antrim, Danford, Hill.. £tsien ftlie+iintf Skilll, learsing for the big concert. GIRLS ' CHORUS and MIXED CHORUS The promotion of a deeper appreciation of music is accomplished by the Girls ' Chorus and the Mixed Chorus at K.H.S. Directed by Mrs. Schoch, these groups sang in the annual Christ- mas and Spring Concerts. On April 2 they per- formed in the County Music Festival, which was attended by Robert Milton, the head of the music department in the Kansas City school system. Through the fine work of the Girls ' Chorus and the Mixed Chorus, our cultural pro- gram has been greatly enriched. One Hundred Thirty-six r (?i GIRLS ' CHORUS Top Row: Reim, Rcth, Skelton. Gibbs, Jaboor, McDougall, Schenk, Fedder, Gordon, Holekamp, Roseborough, Silver, Ewing, Hines, Evans, Quade, Grellner, Harris. Third Row: Lupher, Fales, Zupan, Burgess, Mcintosh, Hensley, Tramp, Williams, Sarles, Hildebrand, Zahorsky, Wagemann, Mocn, Ellis, Busche, Bass, Burkhard, Ashcraft. Second Row: Hellwege, Prough, Towle, Hyry, Bauer, Kaderbek, Brothers, Loesch, Cave, Anderson, Bean, Truman, Brand, Platte, Wolfe, Reed. Bottom Rcw: Pauble, Oddy, Brooks, Harry, Strcup, Forber, Cina, Dunn, Saladin, West, Elbert, Hansford, Gooden, Prentice, Scheidt, Hoeh, Axt. And £+ite itai+ii+i f OUt ib MIXED CHORUS Top Row: Dix, Benz, Schroeder, Dickens, Smith, Herwick, Hall, Davis, Kleemeier, Ash, Cleaney, Schaffer, Steinhauer. Third Row: Royal, Godfrey, Cahill, Meyer, Roberts, Drake, Drake, Mays, Comfort, Gray. Guthrie, Erickscn. Second Row: Roe. McMillan, Sandstedt, Baumbach, Stall, Burt, Long, Hubert, Winslow, Vassier, Cannon. Bottom Row: Fuchs, Myers, Hobbs, Malloy, Hill, Dunbar, Goff, Bittner, Metivier, Bastmai Schock. W ft f $$$$ tsC xX. L fi£. U £ls?tc£ x £ l ; - hcq, ■ 2s tCi{- .u CA, p Jh olz: fir Go - ' ' UL OuA. Il vdd oj (leca f+iiU m . . . One Hundred Thirty-eight MISS SUZY ZIMMERMANN One Hundred Forty tf-ootlxall 2.uee iL Maid MISS GAIL FITCHFORD MISS JEANETTE STEELE MISS PEGGY FIPER MISS CAROLYN HINES tikaeJ Cla ! y y MISS PENNY HAZELTON MISS BARB LaBARR MISS JUDY HUFFMAN J MISS PHYLLIS LINCK PZO P MISS SUSIE McINTYRE Who is lovely never dies — j j Jj But passes into other loveliness. Stardust, or sea foam, flowers or winged air. — Aldrich One Hundred Forty-two % 4 MISS CAROLYN HINES 1 1,- Jlatcltet Masi MR. ROGER SCHURIG One Hundred Forty-four JlatoLd Man Gandidatel MR. MIKE BYWATER MR. DON CAMPBELL MR. JOE CANDA MR. TED HEINTZ MR. RICH MORLEY MR. BOB PRESS MR. TIM TAFT One Hm . FEGGY PIPER GAIL PITCHFCRD USIE Mc PAM TREMAYNE f i960 ] 4rif One Hundred hi.rty-six N May 2ueen aj 1959 MISS FELICIA WRIGHT On, ' Hundt i I irfi Gaianatianl FRIENDSHIP DANCE Steele, Wolf, Piper, Leyhe, Canda, Diekrceger, Waller, Pitchfcrd, Frost, Hines, By- water, Zimmermann. PIONEER PRANCE Austin, Linck, Schurig, Huff- man, Heintz, Hazel tc n, Hines, Meinhardt, Mills, La- Barr. Miller, Mclntyre. HATCHET HOP Heitz, Bywater, Gissendanner, Press, Petersen, Campbell, Diekroeger, Mclntyre, Can- da, Schurig, Huffman, Tre- mayne, Heintz, Frauley, Morley, Burr, Toft. PavLulatutif Poll MISS SUZY ZIMMERMANN MR. BOB PRESS ' One thing everybody in the world wants is friendliness. —Holler One Hundred Forty-nine GalendaA, -jyjjjiiiti • SEPTEMBER With the opening of school, activities of all kinds were hap- pening. K.H.S. was fortunate to obtain a second assistant principal — Welcome, Mr. Kchn! The football season opened with the stu- dents going all out to support their team! The first football game of the year against DuBourg was a good one even though we lost by one point. Pep Week was a great success and prcmoted school spirit with its hi day. red and white day, poster day, and sport ' s day. Students were provided with a handbook con- taining information about K.H.S. which was really tremendous. Good work — Sharie and committee! The Callville County Fair was presented by Call Staff with its fairground atmosphere. Kirk- wocd defeated Edwardsville in a great game. OCTOBER First issue cf Kirkwocd Call went on sale — marking the fifty- first year of service to the students. Pioneers lose to Ritenour in their first suburban league big six. Congratulations to national merit semi-finalists, Dan, Ted, Bob, and Fred. The gals invited the guys to the K-Klub dance entitled Indian Summer. Election of class officers was held and the presidents were Taft-Murphy-and Etter. Ccngrais to all! Kirkwocd defeated Ferguson — Pioneers were really fighting. First Kirkwood Kettle meant fun for every- one. Congrats to new Prom reporters! Smile pretty — Pioneer pic- tures were taken. NOVEMBER Transferring the cafeteria into an underwaier world of Deep Fantasy — the Art Club Dance again proved to be a success. The production entitled Sabrina Fair was truly a grand play given by Little Theater. Another College Day program was an interesting event for ihe students. The Turkey Day parade brought in a marvelous Thanksgiving — as did the blazing bonfire. To make it more wonderful the Pioneers regained the bell by de- feating the Statesmen. Truly magnificent, boys! Traditional Friend- ship Dance was held. From Football Maids — Betty, Carolyn, Peg- gy, Gail, Jeanette, and Suzy — our Queen Suzy was crowned. DECEMBER Basketball season opened with the Millermen winning. Tre- mendous concerts were performed by both the vocal and instru- mental departments. The Student Council prcmoted school spirit by decorating the halls and buildings for the Christmas season. Great work! Another successful dance ended the wonderful year cf 1959 — the annual Christmas Formal — decorations were truly a work of art. Kirkwcod Kettle was enjoyed by all when Santa entered the scene and thrilled everyone after a heartbreaking basketball game with Webster. Ccngrats to Rog — after being chosen the most valuable player cf the Maplewcod Tournament. The Christmas holidays were welcomed by Kirkwood students. JANUARY School commenced after a wonderful vacation. Happy New Year! The 1960 Pioneer Staff presented an assembly to promote the sales cf their yearbook. A Sadie Hawkins Dance given by the Pep Club was enjoyed by all. Popularity Poll sponsored by the Student Council was voted on by the students — Congrats to Suzy and Bob! Kirkwood conquered Riverview and Affton. The newly formed Boys ' Pep Club really supported our team. The production Strange Reads was presented at a dramatic competi- tion program at Mehlville High School. Seniors sponsored a card party which proved both successful and favorable. Once again College Boards were taken. The semester finally came to an end and was a welcome relief to all students after the past weeks ' finals. Ont Hundred Fill-. ' Gcde i QA, FEBRUARY The Yearbook chose maids to reign at the Pioneer Prance. Congratulations to Queen Carolyn and her maids, Barb. Phyllis, Susie, and Penny. The Little Theater production cf Strange Road wen an excellent rating at the Mehlville One-Act Play il. Hectic initiatiens were held fcr Little Theater and ' members. Seniors gave a successful ten hour pancake festival! Yum! Rog shot his way to a startling record of forty-one ne game. Terrific! The honored hatchet man candidates were Mike. Don, Ice, Ted, Rich, Bob. Rcq, and Tim. Rog was pre- i the symbolic hatchet! Congrats! A tribute to Coach Miller on Millernight with Kirkwood defeating Ladue was televised. was a familiar shout as the TB patch tests were given once again. Congratulations to the K.H.S. art students who had their w ited in the Regional Scholastic Art Awards E MARCH The K.H.S. Talent Shew was presented and enjoyed by all and Webster ' s Talent Show proved to be very entertaining. Congrats to Dan. Bob. Ted. and Fred who were named national merit final- ists. Hats off to the sophomores who brought the most cloth ing for the clothing drive. Students were quite happy when they en- joyed a holiday because of the snew— the first time school had closed in twenty years. Win, Pioneers, Win was the chant at the state tournament against St. Louis High. But we lest by a heartbreaking score of 58-56. Three cheers go to our basketball team and coach for their magnificent work. Recognition should be given to students who made ihe honor roll. They deserve it! Slave Day turned out to be quite successful fcr the Varsity club members. A Cappella, Girl ' s Chorus, and Mixed Chorus featured Pcrgy and Bess, Oklahoma, and Brigadoon in the spring concert. Student Day which enabled students $f see how the school functions was quite favorable among the students and faculty. APRIL Report cards were terrific and the result was all students were expelled . . . April Fool! Back to work again even though it ' s Spring! K.H.S. was privileged to have Mr. Peter I. Pogodin, Assist- ant Agricultural Counselor from the Russian Embassy, speak to social studies students and visit classes. With a much-needed Easter vacation at a close. Spring produced a humorous and fun- filled Student Council Carnival and Comedia. Track, golf, tennis, and baseball teams were really hitting all time records. April showers brought many dances — Varsity Club Drag and the Ori- ental Jr.-Sr. Prom. The Call announced the 1960 May Maids — Congratulations to Rosie, Barb, Susie, Pegqy, Gail, Pam, and Mary. Congratulations to the chosen Commencement Speakers. MA ( Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, the Senior play, delighted all with it ' s stupendous cast. The lovely May Fete was high- lighted by the crowning of the May Queen and the exquisite May Fete Dinner. Dancing dreamily to the music at the enchant- ing Coronation Prom, we suddenly realized that this was our last dance of the year. Congratulations to the honorable cheerleaders, and the Pioneer and Call Staffs. Good Luck! As the seniors look forward to their college life or chosen field, as the juniors await the exciting life as a senior, and as the sophomores attempt to look into the future, we should all feel thai we have learned something new and different in that wonderful year of 1959-60. JUNE The eventful commencement, climaxing six years of hard work had been anticipated with mixed emotions for the last several months by each and every senior. For the seniors, graduation day brought a truly magnificent year to a close. As we look back on the wonderful dances, plays, games, assemblies, classes, and our friends, we wonder if our future will be as full of happiness as cur past. Remember that before long you ' ll be leaving too. Then you ' ll knew why we cried tears of joy and sorrow at graduation. Good luck and best wishes to everyone! Good Bye! ( )ne Hundred Fit U j@JL.OA. V€ £-«c One Hundred Fifty-two £ jiC, And tyd x ± . - ? ? lleqlnttiHif Our sincere appreciation to: Mrs. Hen- rietta Steinkamp, Mr. Harry Swain, Miss Sophie Parashak, Mr. Lou Millman, Mr. Vincent Price, Mr. Paul Biesterfeldt, Mr. Charles Grimm, and Mr. John Glassen lor their assistance in producing the I960 Pioneer. .. 5§ V csJiiiM . ajL rv A. 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