Mehlville High School - Reflector Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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Dedicated to her przwssion, this woman has been teaching school jbr twengf nine years, six ry' them here at Mehlville. Her greatest desire has been to instill in her pupils just a small portion zyf the great love she her- sebffeelsfor her subject. Andj?w of us willforget the sound UShake- speare being read with a southern accent in her classroom. In her own way, she has given many students a real appreciation QF good literature, and a hearyf respect fir higher learning. Her own education has been excellent, for she possesses an A.B. in Language Arts, and M.A. in Language Arts. She has worked conscien- tioushf and given hersem heart and soul, to her prcwssion. A strict task- master, she nevertheless possesses a warm sense if humor, and a deep sense fyfhumiligz. Although Mehlville High School can never say or do enough to repay her, the Reflector stajj' hopes that this dedication will be a token cfthe feeling in eveU2one's heart for Miss Magi Frances Word dedicatee Q' our 1960 Rqflector. af? l'CLl'lC05 oreworcl In publishing the 1960 Reflector, we have endeav- ored to relive, page by page, a wonderful year at Mehl- ville High School. We have tried to create, through pictures and printed words, a living memory which will be enjoyed for many years to come. If, as you scan the pages of the 1960 Reflector, you can recapture moments ofjoy and excitement, our purpose shall have been fulfilled. 5' I., Gonfenffi .S-,cAoo! gradd page 6 .szclzoof graing page I8 SCAN! grawn page 72 Seine! g,,,f,., page 90 The administration guides the students toward better Citizenship, and keeps our school running smoothly. 'KP' x L Aiwa -x KERMIT O. BIERBAUM Sllflf'V'I-Ilffllflfflf .fdclminigifrafion EDVVARD P. MERRYMAN A .s'.s'1'.Y1'r111f Su fiffl-II lm 11,371 f D.-XNI EL E. SEI BERT Ijflxllfluflflf ALVIN G. BAY K1A'.YZ',YfIlllf Princzfml Z59oarc! O! 67cJucafi0n N CL,-X fx PH ar... W .,f'S . ,p , , 1 X 2 . -fm? , , x we , I A A ,M 1, i L' ,- 'if ',, ' .. A qi M. xl.-'XMES XY. ASH MRS. MILDRHD A. CfRI'XII'1I,ll7S l'1'r'r' P1'4'.s'1'ff1'11! Sr'r'1'f'!r1f1' Y, OLIYICR WINNEY l,fl'.YIlffIIf R ENGR XTC JHLWVEND rlVfd'6I.YIl7'I'T BC'IlJ.SChI1C'll GIZORGIZ .-X. KI'1I,I.IiR .x1!'77l,7!f .x1l'IlIhI'V THE BOARD Nl' YYORK, Kermit O. BitAl'lJ2lllIl1. NlI'5.vIiIlUl1lUS, Srhm-ll. .-Xwh, XN'iuru-y, Nlrx, 9 ffr'r-vclills. xN0hlM'l'I!d. Kvllvr. Hdwulti P. AIK'I'I'YHl2lIl. jam fly I NORMAN D. ALBERT-Mathematics B.S.B.A., 1VI.A., Waxhington Unioerszy MRS. HELEN N. BARRETT-Mathematics B.S., Washz'ngton Univemigz CHARLES S. BILANE-Science A.B., B.S., Washington University CHARLES D. BROOKS-Commercial B.S., Murraj' State College Miss Browning Miss Cadwallader I Mr. Albert Mrs. Barrett Mr. Bilane Mr. Brooks MISS LEONA BROWNING-Social Studies BSE. , Southwext Mz'5's0u1z' State College MISS PAT CADWALLADER-Physical Education A.B., William jewel College DONALD CRANDELL-Mathematics , , BS U'1'iWmltt' QfIMl-Ssourli Mr. Crandell Mrs. Downum MRS. SHIRLEY A. DOWVNUM-Librarian A.B., Northeast State College CARROLL L. ECCEMEYER-Industrial Arts B.S.,Southeast Mzixsoarz' State College ROYAL E. FLANAKIN-Music DGNALD R. DULIN-S0Cial Studies B.S., Southeast Mz'ssourz' State College B.S., Southeast Alixxourzi Staley M.A. Washington Uni- LANE A. GOODWIN-Physical Education pemjty B.S., 1'VI.A., Unz'oersz'ty zyfllflissourz' Mr. Dulin Mr. Eggemeyer Mr. Flanakin Mr. Goodwin 'IO jacuffy MRS. NANCY H. COYDA-Language Arts V A.B., Waxhz'nglon Unziz1ersz'ly ROBERT L, HENLEY-Guidance B.A., ALA., Washington Unz'ver5z'ly CHARLES L. HORTON-Social Studies BS., Southeast Mz's5ourz' Slate College ' CHARLES HNIONES-Spanish I BA., H'ashz'nglor1 U7lI'1VFf.YZ'l1' Mr. Horton Mr. Kim MITCHELL S. LAUNIUS-Physical Education B.S., Un1'z'1'rs1'l1' of'Mz'.vsour1' Mr. jones Mrs. Goyda Mr. Henley Mr. Karcher Miss Kilmer RAYMOND E. KARCHER-Social Studies, Drivers' Education B.S., Southeast Missouri Stale College' MISS MARY LOU KILMER-Commercial, Language Arts B.S., Central Mz'.vsourz' Slate Collfgf Mr- Kleine HOWARD KIM-Drivers' Education B.M.E., Central Missozzrz' Slate College' GLEN A. W. KLEINE-Social Studies B.S., M.A., Unzioerslly ofiVl1'J.m1n1' MRS. JOYCE E. LUNA-Language Arts .4.B., HYl'b.Ylf'f Collage TOM MALLICOAT-Industrial Arts HS., Souflzzwfsl All-A'.YOZl?'liSfI1ff Collage Mr. Koch GERALD E. KOCH-Social Studies B.S., St. Louis Unziver.r1'ty Mr. Launius Mrs. Luna Mr, Mglliqoat I1 gaflllffg MRS. DOROTHY MAHAR-Language Arts, Social Studies B.S., Southeast Mz'ssourz' State College MRS. ANN MAZE-Commercial B.S., Universigz zy'Missourz' MICHAEL G. MCCARTY-Social Studies B.S., M.S., Southern Illinois Universiyr MRS. ANITA JEAN OLIVER-Commercial - B.S., Missouri' Valley College Miss Owens Mrs. Pate Mrs. Mahar Mrs. Maze Mr. McCarty Mrs. Oliver MISS NANCY L. OWENS-Music B.iVI.E., Central College MRS. SUSAN PATE-Art B.F.A., Washington Universigz MISS PATRICIA PRICE-Guidance A.B., B.S., M.E.D., Unioersigl of Missouri Miss Price Mrs' Pryor MRS. EDITH B. PRYOR-Science B.S., University of Rhode Island MRS. JOHANNA SHANNON-Language Arts B.S., Southeast Missouri State College WALTER H. SCHROETER-Band B.A., Butler University MRS. ALVA RICHARDS-Home Economics RICHARD D. SEIBEL-Language Arts B.S., Universigi q'Mz's.sourz',' M.A., Columbia UnioersiQ1 BA., Mclfendree College I 1 ' ' Q Mrs. Richards Mrs. Shannon Mr. Schroeter Mr. Seibel 12 jamlftg ' CLIFFORD E. STRATTON-Language Arts B.S., Southeast Missouri State College MISS BEI l Y S. SMALLFELT-Home Economics B.S., Universigz If Missouri MRS. AUDREY SPITZNAGEL-Physical Education B.S., Southeast Missouri State College ROBERT H. TH RENN-Science B.S., M.A., Washington Universigf Mrs. Spitznagel Mr. Threnn Mr. Stratton bliss Smallfelt Mr. Thomson Mrs. Waddock CLAUDE W. THOMSON-Industrial Arts B.S., Central Missouri State MRS. BARBARA WADDOCK-German, Language Arts, Psychology A.B., Af1llf1'Z'I-ll? College MF- Waddock MiSS Weilfind JOSEPH P. WADDOCKKIR.-Mathematics B.S., St. Louis Universigz JOHN W- WOQD-Industrial Arts Miss JOAN w. WEILAND-Science B.S., Southeast Aflzssourz State College BJ4., Washington U,,l'Ugm',y MISS MARY FRANCES WORD-Language Arts P A.B., Grenada Collegeg M.A., Murray State College MRS. VIRGINIA M. WORTHINGTON-Langw age Arts CLIFFORD W'OEI-IRLE-Director of Guidance P.H.B., Webster College A.B., M.A., Washington University Mr. Woehrle Mr. Wood Miss Word Mrs. Worthington I3 gacufly WILLIAM S. FARMER-Principal JAMES ASLIN-Science ALBERT BAILEY-Science MISS CONSTANCE CLAIBORNE-Physical Education Mr. Corbin Miss Cox Mr. Farmer Mr. Aslin Mr. Bailey Miss Claiborne LESTER B. CORBIN-Mathematics MISS MARILYN COX-Language Arts Mrs. Cravens Mrs. Flanakin MRS. PATTIE K. CRAVENS-Social Studies MRS. MARGARET FLANAKIN-Art JOSEPH A. FRANK-Physical Education MRS. ETHEL HARTER-Social Studies, Langu- age Arts JAMES I. FORTUNE-Music MISS ALMA K. HOLLMANN-Language Arts Q-Sb Mr. Fortune Mr. Frank Mrs. Harter Miss Hollmann 14 gamlgy DON KINSEY-Guidance GEORGE E. KUGLER-Social Studies MRS. GLADYS K. LANG-Mathematics ALBERT E. LAUDEL-Mathematics 8: Art Mrs. Lang Mr. Laudel i Mr. Kinsey Mr. Kugler Mr. Prichard Miss Puetz ROBERT PRICHARD-Physical Education 8z Health MISS ILSE MARIE PUETZ-Science MISS SARAH SGHAEFFER-French MRS. BEI I Y SPITLER-Language Arts Sz Social Studies Miss Schaeffer Mrs. Spitler MRS. BETTY LOU STRATTON-Language Arts MISS IUPLE THAGKER-Home Economics GEORGE WEBER-Industrial Arts MRS. RUTH W. STONE-Language Arts ' 'isi - ' I A wrqfbiifxiifgfffy Iii 5' ' ' - - A' .TEX . I V- 1 , wtfisssiisr r - - , aK,5miW3.:z. N: 1, .. , Q-.fx-:,..x5i5:fi3az:i1 ' . . st .... .:-irfut, ' -'----M-5 1 h .M .1 f x 'Lai A ' trf. Q ttss G ff Mrs. Stone Mrs. Stratton Miss Thacker Mr. Weber I5 Fronkj. Wri ht A. Dema M. Hansen. Bark: Mrs. Franke g a Y, 1 Mrs. Tesson, T. Ryan, H. Cook, E. Matern, D. Hanson, Su- pervisor. Cafeferia M!orLer4 Our able cafeteria staff is composed of eleven cooks, under the direction of Mrs. Ina Lashley, district cafeteria superintendent, and Mrs. Lu- cille Stuckmeyer. In three hours, these eleven ladies prepare enough food for nearly one thousand students and teachers every day. Stu- dents who wish to earn extra money or free lunches may help out in the kitchen, either washing dishes or putting out the food. 6u5for!ian5 Keeping Mehlville High clean and in good condition is the job of the fourteen janitors and two matrons who comprise the maintenance staff. They work under the supervision of Mr. William Hansen. AI. Liberman,J. Holtz, V. Smith, L. Stuckmeyer, D. Korns, R. Dressler, M. Munch, M. Kwiatkowski, M. Augustine, D. Bauer, M. Mert. Fmnt:A. Grab, M. Gast, N. Kaiser, E. Mueller, R. Rector,J. Schroeder, E. Mottuj. Huegel, B. Kuhnhenn. Bark: E. Dunnegan, R. Liggetthj, Lemen, E. Ferbert, Ejennewein, M. Miller, A. Franke, C. Winheim, I. Crecelius, W. Becker. V. Stuckmeyer, Supervisor. ug riuerd grade school runs, and ten kindergar school. On nights when the basket Pep Club and the team to the oppos l drivers. Twenty-three bus drivers, under the supervision of Mr. Vincent Stuck- meyer, make ten high school runs, ten ten runs each week. They also make loop runs nearly every evening after ball team plays, the drivers take the ing school, and then bring them home again. The many student field trips are also made possible by our bus ecrefariw Mehlville's central oflice staff is made up of six ladies. Mrs. Eve Parks, Mrs. Marcella Reinheimer, and Mrs. Minta Imboden are secretaries to Mr. Bier- baum. Mrs. Mildred Reppcl is Mr. Merrymanls sec- retary, and Mrs. Mary Goyea and Mrs. Vi Boyer are the high school office secretaries. The main duties of these ladies are taking care of the payroll, the personal data and records of Mehl- villeis nine hundred and fifty students, and typing and sending out letters for the district. Mrs. Goyea also gives students the opportunity to participate in extra curricular oflice practice. Mrs. Marian Koelling works in the cafeteria, where she is secretary to Mrs. Ina Lashley, district cafeteria superintendent. TOP: Mrs. Boyer and Mrs. Goyea. BOTTOM: Standing: Mrs. Koelling. Setting: Mrs. Lashley. Mrs. Imboden, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Reppel, and Mrs Remhelmer The classes are the lifeblood of our schoolg without them it becomes an empty shell. MM-s..,L, ,, ui 444 'NM DICK ANNER 21 Pep Club 2,3,4g Reflector Staff 2,3g Mixed Chorus lg Boys' Chorus 1. RICHARD BAKULA HDMEU Boys, Chorus lg Radio Club 3,4, President 4. HENRY BAUER MACKEY BAYLESS Mack,' Band 4g Crawford County High School 1,2,3. eniora MICHELE ALLEN ffMiCkUJJ Pep Club 2,3,4g GAA l,2,3,4g Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4g FHA 4 Oflicerg Organized Pep Club 4g Office Worker 3. KAY ANDERSON Pep Club l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 24 GAA 2,3,4g Class Oflicer 1, Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Sports 2,3,4g Librarian 1. DON BARTZ Band lg German Club 35 Intramural Sports. WILLIAM BATTERSON Bill JOYCE BEHNKE GARY BENACK Student Council 15 Baseball 2. Cfaaa of i960 KAREN BENDER Pep Club l,2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Class Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls, Sports l,2,354. LINDA BENDER Pep Club 15253545 Girls' Chorus 25 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Class Officer 15253545 Cheerleader 2,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 FHA 45 Student Council 25 Librarian 1. tx - 'W FRED BENEDEK Track 1,25 School Play 1. PHYLLIS BERGAUER Phy1 Pep Club 2535 GAA 45 Spanish Club 25 Class Oflicer 25 Girls' Sports 253545 FNA 25 Notre Dame High School l, MELVIN BEYES NANCY BIERSCHENK Pep Club 3545 Girls, Sports 3,45 Notre Dame High School 1, LINDA BRAUN ffLym,, Pep Club 1,2535 Girls, Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls' Sports 1,2535 German Club 3,45 Student Prints 35 Correspond- ence Club l. PAT BURNETTE Pep Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 15 GAA 2,3545 Debate Club 25 Class Officer 152,3,45 Reflector Staff 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Sports l52,3,45 German Club 3, Secretary5 FHA 15 Librarian 1. TIM BORSTELL Pep Club 2,35 Class Officer 15253545 Boys' Chorus 15 Basketball 25 Baseball 15253545 Varsity Club 354. MARLENE BOWYER JOAN CANANIA FHA 4. CAROL CASALONE Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Girls' Sports 2,3,4g Notre Dame High School 1. RITA CRAWFORD Reels Pep Club 1,2g Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Sports l,2,3g FHA 4g Librarian 4, JUDY LEE CRECELIUS Pep Club 1,2g Class Officer 3g Mixed Chorus 1,45 FHA 3. 'lww wifi lf? fl gl QE ff' fi awii 'di' f. wv lily! KK vi M 3xf.:q2E'.zs.s3ga f f - ..'wfYiLP:g.Ej5MiQ3g i iX : 5. 51. is f.t.921tgfg ggi! t EEN, I Efilfiifst.. w .. -- , 942353 - is ssggwggfgsfzly f- 1 v t 5551- A .13 tiif355ifg?f.,i,5s Q i A 4 . . . . : fl -'--ss ' , - ' K' . 'A' ' . .. 7 K Q I eniord JUDITH KAYE BUSIEK vudtn Pep Club 1,2,3g Girls' Chorus lg Girls' Sports 2,3,4g FHA lg Correspondence Club 1. TOM BYRD Pep Club 1,2g Projector Club 2,3g Class Officer l,2,3g Track lg Boys' Chorus lg Baseball 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4. RICHARD CHENOWETH Dick Wrestling 4. DAWN COPPEDGE Pep Club lg Girls' Sports l,2,3,4g FHA 3,4, Officer 4. ROLAND CULLMANN HRH!!! Band 1,2,3g Track 3,4g Varsity Club 4. ANTHONY DAHER JR. 1:7-'onyu Pep Club lg Projector Club 25 Class Officer 3,43 Boys' Chorus 15 Basketball 2g Hi Fi Club 35 Baseball Manager 1. Cfaaa of i960 CAROL DAUM GAA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Debate Club 25 Mixed Chorus I5 Girls' Sports l,2,3,45 FNA 25354, Treasurer 35 Librarian 2,3. JAMES DAWDY vim., Class Officer 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 German Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,3,45 Radio Club 3. BEVERLY DREWRY HBCUN Pep Club l,2,3,45 GAA 45 Majorette 45 Girls' Sports 253,45 FHA 45 FNA l,2,35 Student Prints Staff 4. SUSAN DUESSEL Su.zz ' Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Girls' Sports 25 FNA 1. CHARLOTTE EDINGER Tank Pep Club l,2,35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 2,35 Class Ollicer 1,2545 Reflector Staff 2,3,4, Editor-in-chief 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Honor Society 354, Secretary 45 Girls State 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Sports l,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Masque and Gavel 45 School Play 35 Radio Broadcast 4. BARION EICHENBERG Girls Sports 2,3545 FHA 25 FNA 354. l l CARLIS DAWSON Carly Pep Club 35 Projector Club 3,45 Band I5 Student Prints 45 Baseball 2,3. SANDRA DOUGAN ffsambf, GAA 45 Class Officer 35 Girls' Sports 3,45 FHA 1. SHARON DVORAK I'SherUz Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Sports 3,45 FHA 254. NANCY EARLEY Nance Girls, Chorus I5 Debate Club lg FHA 152,35 Librarian 25Oflice Worker 354. eniorri NORMA FAUSS Pep Club l,2,3g Girls Chorus 4g GAA 3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,25 German Club 3,45 FHA 2,4g FNA 2,4. LARRY FAUST Pep Club 4g Reflector Staff 1. ELMER FERGUSON Band lg Mixed Chorus 4g Boys Chorus 3. KARL FETH STEVEN EYERMANN Steven Le Cercle Francais 2g Baseball 2,3,4g Varsity Club 3,4-. EUGENE FAENGER Pep Club 4g Spanish Club 2,3, Treasurer 25 Honor Society 3,49 Track 3,4. l BARBARA FEAGER Bobbie Pep Club 2,4g GAA 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 German Club 2g FHA 1,2,4g FNA 1,2,4. JIM FENLON TOM FINN IRMA FISCHER Pep Club 2g Girls Chorus 1,2,3g GAA 3,49 Class Officer 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Sports 1,2,3,4g FHA 3,4g Student Prints Staff 4g Librarian 4. aaa o 1960 JAYNE FISCHER fjajv FTA 4g Debate Club 4g Mixed Chorus lg German Club 3,4g FHA 45 FNA 3. JEAN FISCHER 'i7eannie Pep Club l,2,3g GAA 3,44 Class Officer 3,4g Mixed Chorus l,3g Girls Sports l,2,3,4g Librarian 2,33 Library Club. LINDA SUE FOSTER Pep Club 1,2,3g GAA 3,45 Mixed Chorus lg FHA 3. JOYCE ANN FRENCH Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Girls Chorus lg GAA 2,3,4g Reflector Staff' 3g Mixed Chorus 1. MICHAEL GALBA IiMl'kF,, Projector Club 4g Class Officer 3. LUCILLE GIECK HLIJUH Pep Club 4g FHA 2. DENNIS FITZPATRICK ffl,-Hin Projector Club 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2. JUDITH FLATKIN tywby, - Student Prints 45 Notre Dame High School 1. JEAN FRIEDMEYER 'ifeannze' Girls Chorus 2g Class Officer l,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Officer 3. CAREY FULLER Projector Club 2,3,4. 1,2,3,4g K FHA KENT GRAY Bowling Team. RICHARD GRIFFINI KENNETH HAGEMANN Mixed Chorus 1,45 School Play l. KENNETH HAILE Class Officer 45 Honor Society 3,45 Track 3,45 German Club 3,4. eniora LEE GORSUCH Projector Club 25 Le Cercle Francais 2,35 Class Officer 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Mixed Chorus lg Student Council 3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3. KATHY GOTSCH Beaver Girls Chorus 1,45 Le Cercle Francais 15 Mixed Chorus l,2,45 FHA 15 Librarian 15 School Play. CAROL HAAS GERALD HAGEMANN f7NU,, Band 1,2,3,4. SANDRA HALL SHIRLEY HAMMERSMITH Pep Club 153,45 GAA 3,45 Class Officer 35 Mixed Chorus 1 Girls Sports 2,3,45 FHA 3,45 President 45 Student Prints 4 Union Electric Model Kitchen Award 3. v 1 CAM 0 1960 BARBARA HANKE -.BMV Girls Sports 3,4. JAMES HARR vim Pep Club 35 Spanish Club 2,3g Class Officer 3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Track 2,3,4g Basketball 2g Varsity Club 3,4. JOE HOECHST Pep Club lg Le Cercle Francais 4g Debate Club 3,45 Band lg Track 2. DALE HOEVELKAMP Pep Club 2g Projector Club 4. JOHN HOLTZMAN PAT HOMIER Mixed Chorus lg Girls Sports 2,4. DOUGLAS HARRIS Projector Club 2,3. FRED HENDRIX GEORGE HOLDEGRAVER ANN HOLLINGSWORTH Pep Club 1,2,3,-ig GAA 2,3,4, Secretary 43 FTA 4, Treasurer: Class Officer 3,44 Reflector Staff 3g Mixed Chorus l,3,4g Girls Ensemble 4g Girls Sports l,2,3,4g FNA 3, Secrctaryg Student Prints 4g School Play 3,4. eniorfn DIANNE HORNEKER GAA 3,45 Girls Sports 3,45 Highland Sr. High 1,2. DICK HOUSE Track5 Football5 Boys Chorusg Cleveland 1,2,3. RONALD HURT HRMU Track 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports 5. JOYCE JACKSON Pep Club 1,2535 GAA 253,45 Class Officer 253,45 Le Cercle Francais 25 Reflector Staff 2,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Mixed Chorus l,3,45 Girls Ensemble 3,45 Girls Sports l,2,3,45 Student Council 253,45 Student Prints 3,45 News Editor 45 School Oper- etta 45 Homecoming Maid 15 Reflector Queen. DORIS JOHANNES Pep Club 25 Girls Chorus 2,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Girls Sports 1,2,35 German Club 35 FHA 1,45 Librarian 2. DONALD JOI-INER .IDM CATHY JARVIS GAA l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Girls Sports l,2,3,45 German Club 45 School Operetta 45 Bosse High School 1,2,3. DIANNE JENKINS Pep Club 15 Class OfIicer 1,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls Sports 1,2,3,4. ROBERT JOHNS ffB0bi, Pep Club l,2. LOUIS KALESH De Andries High School 1. aaa of 1960 CAROL KANNAWURF Pep Club 253,45 Girls Chorus 1,2,45 Class Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls Ensemble 3,45 Girls Sports 2,35 FHA 2,45 Operetta 4. RONALD KELLER Ron Pep Club 1,25 Projector Club 2,35 Le Cercle Francais 25 Class Oflicer 1,25 Reflector Staff 45 Track 1, CAROL KILPER Pep Club 2,45 Girls Chorus 15 GAA 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Sports 1,2,3,45 FHA 25 Librarian 2,3. JAMES KING Projector Club 45 Track 45 German Club 3,45 Student Prints 45 Boys State 3. CAROL KLINGERT LOUIS KLOEPPEL Track 25 Basketball 45 Bishop DuBourg High School 1. RAYMOND KER Debate Club 2,45 Honor Society 3,4, President 45 Gennan Club 3,45 Student Council 45 School Play 35 Baseball 2,3,45 Radio Broadcast 45 President of German Club 3,45 Odd Fellows United Nations Pilgrimage 35 South County All Star Baseball Team 35 Varsity Club 4, Treasurer 4. EILEEN KESSLER Pep Club 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Sports, X , PAT KIZER ffTra6WJJ Pep Club 15 Projector Club 1,25 Girls Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls Sports 1,45 FHA 4. LANCE KLINGEMANN Pep Club 1,25 Band 1,2,4. WILLIAM KRUSE Bill', DOROTHY LAMMERT Dol Pep Club 2,35 Girls Chorus 15 GAA 3,45 FTA 3,4, President 45 Class Officer 45 Reflector Staff 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Sports 253,45 German Club 3,45 FHA 15 Libra- rian 2,3,4. GILBERT LAUTENSHLAGER JR. HG G ,, Pep Club l,2,35 Projector Club 1,2,3,45 Secretary 25 Le Cercle Francais 2, Treasurerg Debate Club 25 Class Officer 152,45 Re- flector Staff 2,35 Track 1,2545 Varsity Club 45 County Govem- ment Day l. WILLIAM LAWRENCE Bi!l', Class Ofiicer 1,45 Track 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3545 Operetta 45 Boys Chorus 35 Basketball 152,354-5 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 35 County Chorus 3,4. eniord EUGENE KNEFF CAROLE KNOP FTA 45 Mixed Chorus 25 FHA 45 Office Worker 4. YVONNE LaROSE Pep Club 2,45 Class Officer 25 Reflector Staff 25 FNA 2. ED LAUER GENE LECHLER GERALDINE LEPPER UGHUH Pep Club 2,3,45 Girls Sports 2,3545 FHA 45 Librarian 2,3 CAM of 1960 JO-ELLEN LITSCHWAGER .jan Pep Club 1,35 Girls Chorus l,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 2,35 Debate Club 25 Class Officer 25 Reflector Staff 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 Girls Ensemble 35 Girls Sports 1,2,3,45 FHA 15 Student Prints 354, Feature Editor 45 Operetta 45 Librarian 2. Jo ANN LITTO .gov Pep Club 35 FTA 3,45 Debate Club 4, Secretaryg Band 1,2,3,45 German Club 3,45 Student Prints 45 Music Award 3. BILL MAHAR blank Band 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Student Prints 45 School Play 3,45 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball l,2,3,45 Var- sity Club 3,45 Oratorical Contest 35 French Club 1. PAT MANESS Le Cercle Francais 45 FTA 45 Girls State 45 Mixed Chorus 45 FHA 45 Crystal City High School 1,2,3. FLORENCE MAURER Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Majorette 1,2,3,45 FHA 1. SANDRA MAUPIN 66Sandy71 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Class Officer 15 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Librarian 3. MARILYN LOGSDON Pep Club 1,2535 Girls Chorus 15 GAA 1,2,3,45 Le Cercle Francais 2,35 Reflector Staff' 2,45 Honor Society 3,45 Prom Re- porter 45 Mixed Chorus 153,45 Girls Ensemble 45 Girls Sports l,2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Masque 5: Gavel 3,4, Pres 45 School Play 3,45 Radio Broadcast 4. RONNY LOURANCE Bosse High School. DAN MANSON Hrogili Pep Club 35 Intramural Sports. SANDRA MARSEK flsandyn Pep Club 2,35 Girls Chorus 25 GAA 3,45 Debate Club 45 Re- flector Staff 45 Girls Sports 2,3,45 FHA 25 FNA 2,3,4, Vice- President 35 Librarian 25 Notre Dame High School 1. DON MESPLAY Class Ollicer 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4 CATHERINE MILNE Calhy Pep Club 2,3,4g Girls Chorus lg GAA 4g FTA 4g Mixed Chorus lg Girls Sports 1,2,3,4g German Club 3,4g FHA 2g FNA 2. BOB MORRIS Pep Club 1.2g Projector Club 12,33 Class Officer 25 Track 12,39 1N'restling 4g German Club 2. AL MORRISON eniora JUDY MCGRAW 'Until' Pep Club 1,2g Girls Chorus 2g GAA 4g Class Officer 43 Mixed Chorus 1,35 FHA 2,3g Librarian 2,3. ERNEST NIESNARICH E1nie', SANDRA MESPLAY MARY ANN MOORMAN UMHUW Pep Club 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 4g Majorette 1,2,4g Girls Sports 1,2,3,4g Student Prints 4g School Play 2,3,4g Librarian 1,3. BILL NOBLES Doberman Projector Club 2g Debate Club 4g VYrestling 43 German Club 3. DAVE OWENS Projector Club 4g Track 2,3g Wrestling 45 Basketball 1. .M of 1960 GLORIA PATTERSON Pal Pep Club 4g Girls Chorus 1,23 GAA 4g Spanish Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2g FHA 4g Librarian lg Office Helper 3,4. SHIRLEY PFAFF Girls Chorus lg GAA 2,3,4g Honor Society 3,4g Mixed Chorus lg Girls Sports 2,3,4g German Club 4. CAROL RAMSEY FHA 2,3. DONALD REIFSCHNEIDER Don Mjxed Chorus l,3. THOMAS REISNER Tom JACKIE REUTER Pe Club l 2 3 4' Girls Chorus l' GAA 2 3 4 P , y - , , - , S Mixed Chorus 1,43 Girls Sports 2,145 FHA 4. Class Officer 4g KENNY PICKER Wrestling 4. ROBERT RALLS '-Bow' ' fi: f-':l JIM REINHEIMER Pep Club 2g Projector Club 23 Class Olliccr 1.2.4. JANET REISNER Pep Club Kg GAA 43 FTA 4g German Club 3,-4. auf 3 I I eniora CAROL ROWBOTTOM Pep Club 2,3,4g GAA 2,3,4, President 4g Mixed Chorus lg Girls Sports l,2,3,4g FHA 3,4. EUGENE RUESS BONNIE SANDER Pep Club 1,2g Spanish Club 2g Class Officer 1,25 Reflector Staff 23 Mixed Chorus lg Student Council 2. CLIFFORD SANDER Band 2,3,4. LINDA SCHMIDER Lin Pep Club 3g Le Cercle Francais 4g FHA 4g FNA 3g Manual Training High l,2. MARCELLA SCHMIDT HE-ugn Du Bourg l,2,3g Band 4. NICK SCHAEFFER RON SCHENK JACK SCHMITT JULIA ANN SCHNELL 'julian Pep Club 3,45 FTA 3,44 Class Officer lg Mixeo Chorus lg Girls Sports 2,3,4g German Club 3,43 FHA 25 FNA 1. CAM 0 1960 SHARON SCHOENWALDER Pep Club 1,25 Girls Chorus l,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Debate Club 25 Class Officer 1,35 Reflector Staff 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Cheerleader 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls Ensemble 3,45 Girls Sports 1,2,3,45 German Club 3,45 FHA 15 Student Council 25 Student Prints 45 Operetta 45 Reflector Queen 25 GAA Treas- urer 4 CHUCK SCHRATZ STEPHEN SENINGER Steve Pep Club 25 Projector Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Class Officer 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Track 3, Student Council 4. KENNY SHAFFER Kang Projector Club 1,2,35 Class Officer 1,2,3,45 German Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Basketball l,2,35 Varsity Club 35 German Club President 3. SHARON SLAVIK Pep Club 1,25 Girls Chorus 152,35 GAA 45 Debate Club 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2535 FHA 4. JAMES SODON 171-mv Pep Club 1,25 Projector Club 2,35 Debate Club 45 German Club 3,4. MEL SCHROETER Projector Club 25 Track 1,25 Baseball 1. CLARENCE SCHXVARTZMEYER SHIRLEY SHOEMAKER GAA 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3 FTA 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Sports l,2,3,45 FHA 25 Stu dent Prints 4, Co-circulation managerg Librarian 3. MARY BETH SINGLER Notre Dame High School 1. DAVID STRUEMPF SHIRLEY STUBBS Pep Club 35 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Girls Sports 35 FHA 3. JOYCE THIERJUNG 'isflnolrfl Pep Club l,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls Ensemble 45 Girls Sports l,2,3,45 German Club 3,45 Operetta 4. ED WALSH Big Ed Pep Club 35 Projector Club 35 Class Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Boys Chorus 35 Baseball Manager 15 Assistant Basketball Manager 2. eniord BONNIE STOTLER BARBARA STROM Barb Debate Club 45 Girls Sports 2,3,45 Librarian 2,3. SANDRA STUEVE Sandi,' Pep Club 2,35 Girls Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4g Girls Sports l,2,3,45 German Club 3,45 FHA 1. JOHN TESSON f.7-any Projector Club 2,35 Class OfIicer 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Band 15 Honor Society 3,45 Prom Reporter 45 Student Council 1,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Radio Broadcast 45 Sophomore Pilgrimage 2. THOMAS WARNER KKTnm V DICK WASHBURN A10o.ve', Class Officer 1,2535 Reflector Staff 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Student Council 45 Basketball l,2,35 Varsity Club 3. CVM of 1960 MARILYN WEINHEIMER FNA 3, Bishop DuBourg High School 1,2. NANCY WEINREICH Girls Chorus 1,2,3g GAA 3,4g FTA 3,4, Vice President 4g Re- flector Stafl' 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Sports 2,3,4g German Club 3,4g Student Prints 4, Librarian 3. BARBARA WHEELER PAT NYILHELM Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Girls Chorus 12,33 GAA 1,2,l5,4, Intermedi- ate Sports Captain 4g Class Oflicer 23,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Honor Society 3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Captain 4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girls Sports 12.3.41 German Club 3,4, Secretary 4, FHA lg Sllldtrli Council 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Studcnt Prints 3,4, Editor-in-chief 45 Homecoming Queen. MARY WILSON GAA 2,1l,4g Le Cercle Francais 4g Debate Club 35 Class Oflicer 2, Reflector Staff-43 Mixed Chorus lg Girls Sports 1,2,3,4g FNA 2, Librarian 2,1-1. LAWRENCE WINKELMANN Wz'nkU Projector Club 25 Mixed Chorus 1,43 Boys Chorus 3. JANICE WERLEY ryan-1 Pep Club 1,2,3g Girls Chorus 2, GAA 2,3,4g Le Cercle Francais 2,3g Class Officer 2,35 Reflector Staff 2,144 Quill and Scroll 3,41 Honor Society 3,45 Cheerleader 3g Mixed Chorus 1.23,-41 Girls Ensemble 3,4, FHA lg Opcretta 43 Daisy Mae 13 Assist- ant Editor of Reflector 4, Secretary-Treasurer of Le Cercle Francais 3. CHARLOTTE WESTHAUSE Char Pep Club 1,2,4g Girls Chorus 3,4g GAA 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,3,4, Girls Sports l,2,3,4g FHA 1,4, FNA 1. '--2 .... 1' A' 'ismswfwi S' ii Nl.-XINIIE XVILLIANIS ,llnm Pep Club 2,333 Girls Sports l,2,3,-lg FHA Iig FNA 1,25 Librar- ian 31 Student Secretary. CHARLES VVILMESHER '-cvmt-k Pep Club 35 Projector Club 15, Class Oflicer 4, Mixed Chorus lg Librarian 3.43 1-lipson High School 1, G56 icerd eniord RONALD WINNEY Pep Club 3,4g Spanish Club 2,3g Debate Club 4g Reflector Staff 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4g Honor Society 3,4. MARIAN YOUNGER ROY ZIEGELMEYER L Row 0ne:Judy McGraw, Dianne Jcnkinshjoycejackson, Linda Bender, Pat Burnette, Carol Kan- nawurf. Row Two: Charlotte Edinger, Dorothy Lammert, Karen Bender, Ann Hollingsworth, Jackie Reuter, Pat Wilhelm. Row Thrmjim Harr, Chuck Wilmesher,-lim Dawdy, Bill Lawrence, Tony Daher, Kenny Shaffer, Lee Gorsuch. Row Four: Ken Haile, Steve Seninger,-Iim Reinheimer, Gil Launtenschlaeger, Terry Tesson, Ed Walsh, Tim Borstell. 5 -I ...gf gfaazi of 1960 The school year 1959-1960 is fast drawing to a close. We, the seniors of 1960, have come to the end of our twelve year journey. Graduation night is near, and the Sen- ior trip and the Prom are just happy memories now. This is our commencement, the beginning of a new way of life. But we had happy experiences and wonderful times during high school, so before stepping out into the future let us once more remember the laughter and tears of the past as we turn the pages of this 1960 Reflector. Our freshman class arrived at the junior high school in 1956. The Shamrock Rock, first dance ever sponsored by our class, was a huge success. The Senior High seemed big and frightening as we arrived, sophomores now, in September of 1957. But al- ready we were bubbling with school spirit, working on the Student Council, Reflec- tor staff, and the Sophomore dance, the Hawaiian Holiday. Our junior year was full of excitement, as Mehlville won the South County Tournament, and 17 juniors were initiated into the National Honor Society. We gave the seniors a Prom to re- member in the Gold Room of the Sheraton Jefferson Hotel. And then at last we were seniors. We saw Mehlville's first football and wrestling teams in action. The seniors worked hard to make the Student Prints bigger and better. The Homecoming Dance honored alumni from the class of 1950. The annual Sadie Hawkin's Day was observed by wildly dressed seniors. We have so many wonderful memories. . .sights in Washington D. C. . .and New York. . . pastel formals whirling at the Prom. . .senior rings. . .the strains of Pomp and Circum- stance at graduation practice. . . Yes, we are seniors at last. And so very soon we will graduate, and go our separ- ate ways. There will be new friends to meet, and new memories to hold near our hearts. But we will never again experience the thrills and disillusions, the triumphs and uncertainties of our high school days. We cannot help being a little sad as we bid farewell to the teachers, the classmates, the textbooks, the school that was our way of life for four years, Mehlville Senior High School, our Alma Mater. Raymond Ker o-Ellen Litschwager en ior 1,5 3 s 3 S 1 1 1 E E anice Werley Terry Tesson H Jim Dawdy J Charlotte Edinger a Joyce jackson gi I WJ Lee Gorsuch Pat Wilhelm Dick Washburn union! Barbara Adams Harry Antraine ,' ' . 4 W , l .F , at A 'M fx K A 555 ' 'A Don Becker 42 jim Adams Frank Armstrong Paul Beffa As they approach their final year in high school, the Junior class can look back with pride on their three years at Mehlville. They sponsored three tacky dances, this year the Beatnik Bounce, along with the Junior-Senior Prom of 1960. They were active in school publications, in the Student Council, and in sports ranging from wrestling and football to girls field hockey. The junior class of this year has shown great promise as next year's leader of MHS. - Vernon Allmeroth jim Anderson Mary Jo Anderson Sandy Anna s 'lv x X ,fi ...wi . WRX Lavada Arvin Betty Aulbach Barbara Ballew David Beama ycci .W we if ii,, 3' V ' kim V ' . ,-..,.: E .4 t,, , ff ., -' ' ' I Mike Belloli Roy Belleville Gary' Benson Cami BCrgf X Erma Bierbaum aaa of 1961 Carl Boesing Paul Bondi Eileen Borstell Bob Bovaconti Ethel Bover Anetta Brown Burnis Chitwood Dexter Corbir- ,.i ' Jackie Brown Jeannie Buchanan Dave Bussen Paul Byrd is Wayne Chlanda Diane Chorvat SV 'ron Clubh Wayne Creasy Rhea Dalba ' Gerry Dall jim Cross Tony Crupe Tony Daly Larry Deutsch Sue Collins Ron Curran i . B . iri - . A 1 ff: , Bob Dickemper Sue Cheragotti -airs i, if V ' ,Q K '1 Nick Constantino Bob Daher Sandy Dilg 43 uniorri 3 f ,gil ,, F' ' ' fy Tom Dobson Linda Drotts Marsha Eichenberg Bill Eikmann Bill Eilcrs Bill Faust I? Sue Gebhardt 44 Steve Dodson Ken Donaldson Vicki Donis f Paul Ducote Larry Durham Judy Eads ., , V :i,::,.g,,fs5g1iL??asi Q Q :ig 5 .,L., Terry Eliseuson Bob Fisher Marvin Fisher Dennis Forgotston Myra Geitz Jerry Gibbar Jo Ann Giudice Barbara Dowl Boyd Dresslc if K , Judy Edcrle Stewart Edwai Al Fagngqy Carol Faus ilsa Carolyn Franke Steve Fuch Lois Gleis Darlene Gr Mike Greco E91 Bud Hakenworth 'P ' , 4-MA c Q Richard Hasfcld J'-N Q'-'TV Sarol Hoelzcr amara Jordan CVM 0 1961 M, I. , 5 .3 Q 'iv N ' Q X F if ' A Sally Grimes John Gruendler Dave Haeger Dave Hagist Bob Hakenworlh 'TIIH' Sandy Hall Rodger Hammer Carol Haring Wanda Hart Cliff Hasamear ll , , ff f, V N , 5 V' V , L, A X l f- fi if i A' N H 5' ll 1 I I . : QQ gl , .. 3 rm xv Nancy Haynes Barbara Heitz Jim Hctzel Nancy Hicks Bonnic Hill Barbara Holley Fred Hopper Ray Hummel Patjablonski Paljones ' W -N' ' . ' ii 'B ig, ' 2 Q7 , , 1 in QQ 7,3 4' i Qi V b N F y H . Ron Kalesh Ken Kamman Beverly Katich Carolyn Kauflinan Nancy Kclch 45 union! -Q5 -1 K Z . ' . . L I .s' f i., . , - ' joe Klein Steve Klobe joe Kloeppel Don Koch Jim Kofron Gary Kost Jerry Kramer Tom Kramer Jim La Rose Clifton Lashley Q . I I Philip Lieberman Jerry Loethen Jackie Loosemore Dennis Lundstrom ,F Helen Marsh Mike Martin Mary Mauk Sandra McCarter Martha Launius Ruth Lefler Paula Mahar Sandy Maibes Charles McClain Jackie MCKinne Domien Meert Larry Molson VVayne Meyer Dominic Montileone 46 Mary Moser Charles Mounts Th Cfaaa of i961 aries Mueller Mary Nagel Norma Nemec Butch Nessel Sandy Nest:-I Clmrlcs Ni:-mann Donna Nimmo Alun Noltkumpc-r Ronald Novak Jim Ollzir Bob Pau- Nr:-ncla Piirkvr ffurolyn Purkvr Phillip Parker Anna Nlllfll' Paul Carol Petri Joe Pizxo Holi-n Puninski N R R i R Carol Pratt Paul Pruitt Joycc Reinhold Ronald Rcinheimer Nlary Lev Reynolds .john Rilvliic' ary Robbins Bob Robvrls Deborah Roe lid Roland Joyce Ross- lloyfv Rowland 47 uniord lid Ruclvr Bt-vcrly Sampson Raymond Surkcs Bill Schapc-r Sllitlvy SL'l1urc'lt'l' KI:-rilyn Sixntnvrock 3 , J ,.. ,Q 3 h. l 'Iwry Spmmum' llzwr' SIllL'lilTlt'yl'I' 48 Gerald Svhmaltz Nancy Sghn t. WMV' t E we N 5? ,.1l. , ' XX. , 'Q Jim Svifrrt Kulluxlcfvrt Shcallzln John Shelton Richard SllOE'Ill2lkC'I' Don Sicncr .F-41. I Judy Smith Robvrtu Sm llrtlct' Simmons Karon Slnvik Charles Sloan Jim Stnlxlmnn -Iucly Stvinkalnp Bob Stone Anna Stubbs 1.411 Stu-ckll if-t - V xg: ' Mary Suclzx Nlarlcnc Thimijung Larry Thomas L Barbara Thoroughman Ylllkfflm Tl! 5 S Cfaaa of l96f ,5.-Vw 'fx Ed Tonkcl Ruth Triefenbach Ron Truka Ed Utholl' Vincent Vacca Randy Wamscr Sandy XYarncck .. - Put NTS! SUZZIHIIL' Winkler Martha Van Horn Donna VVartr'nlJc 'XL',t Tom Trulia Bill Turner ,.f f K Sandy Volz Bill Wagoner Sharon Undvrwmxmd Kurt XN'nl!lu-r llarlmra NN'c'bf'r Clmrlcs We-ber lilmcr xYC'lll'll' : 'El ' e--., 5 r it ,- Bill Nblk Kathy Woltjcn Charles fzlluzlclck Roy fingrirh uqil 9 ,x9 't l'fj L i ff' I d, Nlikc Zwick 49 Row One: Lee Eschrich, Sharon Chitwood, Nancy Pemberthy. Row Two: Bill Taylor, Phil Spudich, Rex Hogan. 3opAomore icera The Sophomores participated in many school activities during their first two years at Mehlville. Their Student Council representa- tives worked hard and well, and Sophomore members of the Re- flector and Student Prints staff did their best to make school publica- tions better than ever. In Mehlville's first year of foot- ball, many Sophomores were mem- bers of the team. They gave us a good B basketball squad. And their class sponsored a successful dance on March 19. The Sophomore class has proven itself capable and willing to work for MHS. Surprise! Favorite Hour? What,s the Joke? Terry Allen Sheryl Anderson Tom And:-mnn Hank Anlhonis Marianna Armslcad Juan Auguatim' Linda Bank Wah Barhzxgallo Gary Barth Wilma Bartz Elaine l'l.unnunk Ray Henk Jim Bella lam-l llchlxlxg Marian Bc-llvillr .2 s if 5 . .VL I .T k ..., if 3 X15 :z r Nr,-Q-V. - L. L S .Jr ffm of 1962 1 4.. . , X livin licnm k Bvm'-lm-.rn Bexwdz-k Hrrlmrrl llvrbrrim lu liugrm' H4-llrllrll Linn' liicrrmmn M.u'llx'n lllzxll Rn'l1.n'1l limwxlnq Ulmrlm-Q lln-nrlrll Klnrol lirxnnvl 'llml llumn Grin' lilunx- Nnnmlx lluluwllv! Calla f1.lll.llH.l IMI lrm' Kluwn Hmlnxunml 114-mhmkx 30,11 Nluynulcl llllllwy llull llodsull ,11111 111.1111- l5urlx11.1 Uullnm '11-.f111111111q1111 lii4'l1.xrml llox lm' ,1111-11' 1111-1111--11 Nlvxvn lfrlmll iyvruqv l'lnll11qm'1 -1.111 li4l11111'flx H1111 H1l1-11 1111111 I-2110-1 l.1-1- l'1sl1i1l1 151111141111 14211-11-11 11.11-11l l-a111ll1111'1 Larry Chiles Sharon Chitwood Clifford Clark Leroy Clark Deanna Cluster L.1rry Culv Cfharlrs l'un1x1cl Umm Cumrnlnfs Bob Dulc- Lrruy llzmkfl Dana Davison Angela l7u'l1.a1l Bill Uennis Hull Dirrkfs Knllw llllvrkf-s 'l'4'rrx Faust Rlnlmld Fruuvl Pvugx lfrwm Iilnrxx Vvllx-I Ciurulxu lfrlh Chun' Vmn lf.uld.u1' lflrwl livr'nd,4 lmxlr-Il cs.-In-qv llum- Kwulqln lmmk Howard Freincr Judy Galba Georg: Gasparovich Jo Ann Gcben Tom Geiger 4-. 41. 'M' Alina ,lm'zf-nheck .SJOIQLOIHOPBJ ,a 1'-'I Paula l-lrm :- Buxch llurx Nhxriunjarlxn' Kathy jenkins Dun hjvrqvr l.l-1-.1f,1m.-1 l.xl1l1.lulllwl lI.xru1 Kzlnmwxkx lirl Ka7c'l'mvxlci -lim R11-in M1140 Klinqlc-r NVLMII1' Klnfll .lzxnv Kuhlvr flnml Kurn ,fi-if Donna Haynes Jackie Hendrix Bill Hentchel jeanenc Hnrculcs Ken Herman Karen Hibbler Eddir llinler jerry Hocschl Judy Hallman Rex Hogan Cord!-ll Hnhmun Brian Homn Donald Horus Sandra Hnpplf Joan Hurst 51 1 Fred Krarm-r Tum Kraus Carol Kurhar Allen Lalfoon Eddie I.aRolc- Mvrna I,m'nm'hx lirlrnf' I.ramh.1rdl Lynn lm- l.vun I.Cllxhl'rz:'l Krn I.c-mf-ruinricr .Inn Iwppvl llzxvv Llndhursl Bvn l.inr'r X1-Hum I.mh Hub I.un'hl'nmn M4 of 1962 Xlurglr' Xhhlc-r l4.u'h.u'.x MAI:-1 I.:-un M.uruw pn... xndm. Munn M,u'uu ludx Nkmpm IM-Ion-x Nl4'I7f-rxmm S.uull.u 31nKllllIL'x liddu' Nlvuvl Sm' Nlvlxnigm-x Cinrul Xlvxvn Larry Meyers Mnkr- Mldkllf -Iuhn Mxlcl Iillvvn Mmkx .SJOIOAOHIOFQJ If ca Q 1 A Q N ff ft , ,H Nancy Pe-nlwrlhx Gvur' Perwlmpc' April Pr-lersmu Inmx PMI l.1-vm l'u'k1-nx Rivkn- Plant NI:-rrv lhurlgruxxx 'l.n1i1'm' l'um'n.u'L Hdmld l'r.u1 Rxvhglrll Qulrmn Pnl Rzugvlzxlc- JH.. Hmm-N .yum R1.,..,fsa-I .Xmilvu Rm-sv Xuullu R4'2nif'r 'iw 1,- fm 5, if . E -W 3 'Ulf - S -- ML., r '- iw wb ' X3 Y I it x ,W , Mary Moorc- 'llvnx Mushlr-ck Cinrulyn Mueller lfxvd Muvllrr Hmmrsl Mu!-llm' Inc' Mllvllz-1' Earl Munduv Shnrlfw Ncwhx -john om.- Gcolrginrln Uwvns Imv Uwe-ns Snnrlx l'.xllmc' Bill Pull' Pan lhnum XYiIlmm l'.u1l Marsha Rr-im:-r Ciarolvn Rrnaud Nzuuw' Rrpruplc Marin- Rlrrhir CL:-urge' Robb .lu .Kun Rorllf' 'llnnnux Rullinw l.i1ul.x Kum- Rulh Rvws NTAVX lillvn Rur- l x'.mk11' Rum Claml Sumlm I f.1l'ulXn Sumlvrs Innrl Smnio Hr-nrx Svlu-rn-l 53.4 H. . , Sp N Q' A . ,T .f L fum K 4 K'- ,. f R X CVM 0 1962 .sw ' !v, .sw f '49 as 'UCS v r , C E .A Q 'Q' 5 , 1' Rnclmrml Nm hh-we-:lx Km-vu N In-mu-I S.unlx Srlnuvumdldz-1 Sum' Sfkullf i1.u'ulv Slnxnlu I,.nrx Sl.n1k I7unn.nN1nllll 'If-m xmnh l..n'lx Svmlh Rug:-I Smnh l lmr-mr Su f'1' sl Blll Smxiuu .Xllr-n Smnth'Id Kun Snmlivlrl Kun Su-mlvlx 57 Jr: rx' Winlwini .lim lVinklc'lnun .SDOIQLOIHOFBJ Dnnulrl Wagganrr Dm-0 Wagnvr jim W4-ilcr Shirley XN'r'inh:-ini:-i lI.u'ul NN'ilhf'lin Linda XYilson Ciurul Willmins Marilyn Winkler Lois Wintermeyei Wayne Winters Dan Kemper Steve Stcrnmcyer Sandra Stevens Art Stoehr Stan Streckfuss Terry Slreib Myrna Strom Paula Swinford Lorraine Tasch Bill Taylor Dorothy Taylor Russel Till Leo Tmlinger Judy Ulrich .Iuncl Van Buren Joelc Vien jre4Lman icerd These 264 freshmen entered Mehville High School a bit scared and awkward, but bubbling with anticipation. They were ready and willing to participate in the activi- ties of their school. The freshmen boys displayed their school spirit on the football field and the basketball court. The girls helped cheer them on to vic- tory as members of the Pep Club. The freshmen sponsored a success- ful dance, and also. attended other school activities faithfully. Yes, this first year of high school has been a new experience, and an unforgettable one, for every member of the class of '63. Row One: Carol Imbodenhlanet Cummingshlean Olenik, Suzy Wietecter. Row Two: Ed Schumacker, Mike Stanfield, Gene Anderson, Don McGinnity, Kenny Hammer. Stuffing! just Posing! Making Big Plans Sharon Allmcrmh Ck-nc' .Xndcrsnn udv .Xrxlmincr john Ham Nunn-x' lhcv Rifhmd Ihxxnvlr .Inn Iiurm-u John nm k -In B:-ml:-x' Nhnllvu Kruk lm. la.-.mi-lf: Xinum- lirvndi ludx H.nrhnqIums Dun Knvzlumll Hzurx lixxulluxrx in 'Q-.- bm of 1963 mf I.:xrrN Ilrzxdlmxw' Ran Hlinklvv Luis Blwlclnxxg lun.. 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Sandra Mrrrne Gary Metz 64 f-15 ' ffm of 1963 .W --'D 9 If ' V 'f Donna Miokiff Nb ' e r r Q., David Mane.- . 1.5 : John Moore V .,kL7'k' i Carolyn Morris Nelson Morrlmn , 1, --rv 9 lf S., Ronald lvlurrisun 5 - 5 ' K' james Mui.-ller 1 ' Pam Mueller ll: V. ' Larrv Neelcy 'T ' Harrv Nlrlmlaus ., I 7- , , r 5 ,,,, , Vyk, ' Russell Noltkumper EI -:11,Y,5f' S A k- . l Jeanne Olenynk V L A Ria-h oppns K, gi V! V CarnlOlmlm'vex m -' czhmflfh Parks-r lli g a , , 4 -.3 N I A U' ' I'05Al'l'lell -lumix Rnlwinsmm Snndx Rrwslvl Pnl Rollzmd N1.n'x Salim Nnmlx Snxnpson I.:n'rx S1-h.u'h'x SIM 1' 51 h.xr'Hf'l AI4-rrx Sm hir.: limlm-I S1-hvlwllu Suz'5nI1r.xw Drums Sx Ium-dz-I Sununu- 5nlum'cl1'l Rusk Srluu-ph-v Iidriif- S4Imn1,n'hr'l Marjorie' Svlmnmkrr MQ' Inrvcna Parr Bill Paterson Jcrrv Pr-nberthv Gnrv Pc-tri Lana Pfril Irshr Putman Sharwm Pre-smn Ruben Pm-Q Bob Rnmsm Roy Poddig john Rr-gulf! Hob Rc-imrr john Rrisncr Rogrx Rnlxn Iam Ruben: G' 65 Run Schwartzmeyer Jeannie Seaton Lawrence Shelton johnny Shoemaker um Sidwell Dana Simonsen Bill Skinner Eddie Smith John Smith Pat Smith lnm' Smith Mike Stanlield Janice Steller Diane Steller Linda Slervik '73-'rf mi' -MYR ada of 1963 wh 'If ' 13 Jackie Stevens Tommy Struempli Jack Stubbs Joe Szydlowski Ellen Tasch lirnir' Taylor Joe Texwon Gail Theurer Nelson Thin-riung Beth Tlmma Jackie Tlmruugliinan Steve Tinclzill Tum 'llindler Juan 'l'rimiL'li Iuclx' Trauth jl'05Al'Ylel'l Jane Wes: Rand Randall Wrwter Bob Whitehf-ad Gladvs VN'hillnirC Donna Wivdrnhofff-r Sun' Wi:-tr-mu-r Sandy Wilkr Don Williams Sandv VViluu'shc'l' PM Wind Dan Vtbhlschlaeger Gnrv VYur'rl7 Alive' fvlvh Kmhv lam Nzuwv Yolll12c'r 4 7 4 in i, S '---lr 5 ,J : 1 4: ,, N. f fimn. H - .ggggifl-. ,fe .Q J VS -5- A Q x 3 :-- E, 1 'fail I 3 Kmhv Triple-u Norma 'l'rukx-v Chnrlrs Yan Clriwr Sur Ulhrvll' Marv Yun Clow' ,Iim Y.m Hum -Iuvrc' Yim-xuxrd Karl xnfp.-1 Sharon Yngx Mirh.n'l Wnznrl frrrir Whgnrr David VVnru'nbr' Sur Nlxshhurll Barham W:-lah lid Wernrr ,0- Gi- Ana E if ': , ,, n. , .. Qi' 4-'19 g - A , K . , A ,Q . ,, i ' ' --. v- . Q f 3 346 4 44 v gg w'c'IQ.'0 '-'A 67 Huff Um KT. Collins. Y 'I'.1rrnm. S Holtz.-I Eubanks. I . Schlra, B. Harris. II Mmlrlwlm. IJ Clzuplll. IJ Brand. R. Cllrlslimxsvrx, IJ Hnwcrton. S Ilivrlumg.-I Purcluv Rm- lrwf: Burmwr. .X Mueller. NI Pmnve. H. Iullu. N1 Ilvll. S Brfll. ll Hrlll. 'I'urnquiSlx. S. Schellfr. IJ. Daft. .'X. Y.m lflvvr-, I. Iigucwr. I, Slmpwn. llnrr llzrrvx' P. Ileskss, S Braun. NI Flores. IJ. Brunvtli I. Dunpsqv. D, Harixj lJllC0lc'. K. Ritchcyul. Rirdv. N. Lurnsmann C. Stampfer, P. Little Rau' 4' G. Engel, R Rusmzwzxgc. I. CIx'ul'm'vv, R Melz. G bchrrcr. Czlrrlrr. CI, Kellrr. li. Klemp. H. jeu. K. I.:-wls. D, 'l'lwmpwun. E. Krueger. M Frank. G Bmkin. .-X. Tm- llngcv. Nu.. Nw Smith. R, I uus1.H I urnr:ln. G. I'Illl. R Isccmbvr. B. Runfi- NN'Phrlff. II. Gursun'l1. I'. I'1cIr'rl0. S, I5uc'knf'r.xI. .'Xlxrlrx'Grm. If. Spun mlm, s czwp.-1.1: :mlm-1,,1 xx.-l.1Q.h1,l.-gl-ful 111,144-. Is, l'm'cI. x L... Kohl., cz. M...-11,-,-. N swm-f. E. .x..11u.-ml. s s.lmmn,1. mg, W lnuul. I Ilvfmm lffw Ixm if Blulnxl NIulpl1v.I. ffulrxmm. U Swl- Hmr. I.. Closv. if Ilxspfw. S, Iklxwcnxl. S Izxrboc. I , Ruhr. I. IYndf'll I llmrlu. li iir'1'lvx1ml1.W, lI1lllwl4':'.K' lllrklnsmx. C' llrnlmlnl. K Ym'l1uln. llacllux. lu. Klmgm, A llc-clu-1. li Mmnis, 'I' Ilm-rx, M. l.1-ppm K ll. Nurvl:-x. 'I' lIf-mrlxc-l. I' Rm-lim lffm' Ibm K. Kms. 9 Klillr-r, I3 MQGQLIII. IU ll.. rm, A1 11.11111-I. I. NIm'.m.,I Im.-m. s Hmml, ct Illwnes. s lm-ky m1m.Nj iunknu-xr-1. K1 Ill-lun, S Rulpl-rtsm1. 'II Glbsun. C. I.lmlmng1-1 Huw Imff IJ Y.1nRm11rlf'l1.'I Ixc'unlull.f1, Huppv. I7 fXIrunxuL1.lG. Rzxxxxvv. R Snlmvllvl. I' lmlu-I. LQ Um-lrlmlrll. Clnhb. I7 Anlzxlm, I5 NIQCILIV- thx. R Rvmlmlcl. K -In-nkms. Y Mf-mrr Rm firm 'lf l nlrn'k. R. x1ak,w, riarnxlll-I-.Qs. Pammj wsl1a.m.m...f: llnpp, r Winlmp.N1,1'nr- smxs. G Luna. I, VVlrllxop. E, Don'-. Run' 1 vfm.' G Hlxrlzkc. B Morgan. H. Harris. U. Strursscl. U INIAIPV. R. NIAIIJCS, K. IIS-x'x'. III. IYlIuncI, I . Kllcllvulg. I' Vfvstcr, S. Strcckfuss. Ii, Ilelnlrkr. B Urberl. H. Wlxllis. R Ox'c'xx1mnn. -Q - -fm MM . ,MwM..--W' .- jm,f.........m-1.- ,.,,,,-.,,,,,,,i,,i-I Run Unr' C. Davis, D. Fagan, L Schwartz, D. Mergelkamp. P. Rfinirr. Razz' Thrrr: G. Wvbb. H Wilmx. ID Kusl, C. Hcrlcluune-, M .Yvlsm S. Kulafa. CI. Rc-ichcrt,Aj. Dawdygj, Blankenship, Pjohnson, B. Wugganer. Barren, K, Minn'er,.I. Churvul. K. Ge-rlnqm, N. Mun-ll:-r. H lilurlnmh ll Ruiz' 'In-fr P. Slmm, Nikoluiscn. C. Trcnz. P Johnson, IJ Burm hm-llcr. Bcilncln. Huw Fnur A G11-s. H Breurr, B. Srhivrluh. H Kc-.mn1, B NI ll J. Casnloncuj. Flores, Zrllcr, S. Webb.-I, Berger. M Kness. K. Weber. think, C, l'llx'rhurdt. Y Lulmnn. Cl l.unrln-x. Run' Um' Budhlrr, B. Schu1nachf'r.J, Kuvnn:-kr, A, Dc Basic, B. Held, Ul'c'l'll'. I3 Pall:-lsuxl. G. Fc-nc'viL'k, C Knh1'r!Non.J Svhir kc',AI. I5m1x3l.n..j F1 HVHIUEZ-.I DHEA. H. Hendrix. Cl, 'I'lxrm:ll10l'lUH- B, LPPP. C- Ul1dSl'Y- Grvusuhc-I. Rm- I-lun Nix-mann, R. Um'l11n'.B. Hich11lvimlcr.I. .-Xrnuld. Run' 'lu-u: Nl Wlxlkirms. ll. Nwumn. D. f'fhrlstiansf'n. Y..Inrvix,J. Muhzxr, lf I-'g,m,n. 'If Rf-ppl. 'I' l,,mmu,4 ff, Bmvyni 11, Rik-ku-Q B fiK.gl.lHm.,,' H- Ii lh-nm-rirh.1j Childers. D 'l'h.1l-ce. I3 Czummnm, B. Byerly. D, 'l'hmnpvm HI,1ir,G l.eir1hcrqrx'.kI I'll:vnhnlx..j Nil-Bricir Ihfzw lhm' I.. ,.u'Qons, R S4-ny, R Cunnan. 'l' Ruwlun. IJ. Kr'iff'r, B. Ur-- Q w. 0 4, P LN Miss McKenna, R. N, Mrs. Wietecter Srhrwl Nzzm' jzznmr 1'fI1QfI Sfwvlrm' 69 Rm' Orzr' Wilhelm, M. Me-dual, E.-Innes, Maenncr, Has-gcr, C. Bruner, G Whitsun, D. Tendler, E, Harris. M. Curan. K. Bell, C. Nicholls, NY. Johnson. Run' Two: L Thompson, A, Flsfher, R. Cusfman0,j. Mu' e'nt'l1.-1. Faulks. A Nic-meier, li. Schmirltxl. Cornisl G Trokeyhl. Bom- marxtn, R. Budn, D. Kiudalknwshi. S. Klund. Rau' Thur: C. Lee. Johannes, C. Gemeinhardt, G. Jett, A. Bower, E, Kucntzler. R. Nt-lstm,R.. Kiehn. A. Stotlcmaycr, NN. Ernst, D. Story, M. Garhulski, LI. Burkt-mper Run- Fmn: G. Mtmrganul. Tcsson, T. Stampuj. Schutz, M. Fins. R. Prn- berthv, C, Prt-sson, M. Reyntvlds, P. Costa, G. Allison, F. Blcitz, B. Daw- son. llarglhvtf, l.ct'lccr. R, Yan l'5l1rt'n, M. W'rlght, R Cn :bum R Xlnnks I Sthrate B. Run' Um' D Lt-anharl, D. Leanhart, D. WVfxrd, K Elbert, D. Reynolds, 'lf lltllrl. Rum 'lawn Nl. lN0hlwcntl. R Pl Rltchcy, B. lNlL'x'galn. L. lNlarSl1. D. Htbllus. grove. 'I' 'l'tw5tnm. D. Diem Rum lhnfe' M. Rtxxxlwtntmn. B Hollcx, T. Nlurphy, E. l'lnLlt'rmuhr, 'l', Carney, K. llrt'c't' lun. P H.1rl4'y. Run l.wf,' P. Green. R Larson, S. Lronard. D. Benner. C 'l'ux'ntlut'sl. L. .Xll-tins, P. Judd. D. Clark. D. Tlvlnann, B. Goodwlnxl. Sul lun. D Dalxlltmzj. l.inClt'll. Rm' 1',' Keller, N Hill..I, Wlaqnfr, fl Clib rkcr, S. . lnlth, LaRost', . l. Smith. D. lyrokllvh. L. Har- l'rv, P, O'Bunnun, NY. Grotekc, L Douglas, S. Lanrlt-5.1. Nlcclr-x,tI. Haut-rttvn livtnann, T Sfhlnally. Rxlannrr. K. Hearst. S Kurt' Farm' N Yanfilt-vt-. S Triplctt. R. Hadley. johnson, D llt-th, S. llarbon, B. Sloan, li. Strcilx, A, Uuyut. G, VK'vislr'l'. A llarunan, D. Dallnxan. Rm: Um' D. Finn, C, llmrp. P. Nt-attr, ll Egan, R Ueisrr, A. Zurluk, rx. son, P Uhlanda. N, Ash. S. Pifkenbcrg, D. Malnll. Butler. T. lfltzpalrltrk, f C. Beilsrein, K. Mirhalek.4I. Reese, C. Graham. Ruff' Four: D. Caspar- I ovic, K. liliscuson, T. Bay, N. Strncbcl, ll. lA'hitt-hcatl. D. Simunck. L. - Nations. E. Robertuj. Mucnt'h.J, Nlucncll, A. St'lnnidl,vI. Lvnn, G. NN'ill- ' iunm Fuller. Purtain, C. Braun, S , l., . Srhullirr, D. Kuhuhenn V, Kniggc, P. Miller, S D, Rolwrtsun, R. Frailey .vw ..,mfiffL -mwmvw wf - Ruff Um' D. Kuslv, I,. Crowell, Bmurmxli. :X I54'l1m.'k. NI. I,E'IIl'l. Nl mm, M, Mmvk. M. Burk, Y. Yvl'Iwm'k, M I,.1I ,n'n'. K. Mvlmx. I. llhus NI.xrm. S Blamkvnship, R. Gamavhe, M. Sle'IIc'n. D, YYiI:-5. 'I' Iiullmmm. mr-l.kI, I'uppv. K Ifvlh, C Chxlihwpmzlcws. If Ik-vm. H Kirmxllxmnw lx R NYim-tlump Run' Iwo: IJ Axxwrnznx. C. K1'IIcll.Cf I7anM'z'.ul,C. .Xnn.m. lfnur' R. NlL'ImI.ulx, Pi.ll4'Ilr'k. I' II.lgiwl. R IIe'u.uk. N1 S.lncIr'l. Rmr. Y Srlmefm-r,J Cr.mIbrd,.I. Daurwnln-lg, R Iarll. Ci Pocldlg, CI Kohlrl. 'I' RirI1u1'zI..I. XXI-lib, Ii Hmvle-x. N lim-iw. M. Smale-x. U -Lum.: Nle'ixlm'x'. 'li Rirkcrnnan, Ii Robinson. Run' 'lhm' 5. Brurmnq. P Km- I.. Ink:-. IJ Marlin. 1:1 UHWJ Knvfrl. H Lzxppr. L. H4'c'n'Imlml1. S Hvllxlcll, L, W4-bb. P. ffx'c'm'I. G. Nfcllclllxoll lfu:1'l'Ir11r R. RnI.m4I. Ii. Sr'Iu11i1Il. Ci I..xY.muIn. Niunnig. B. W'c1ss, Ii. Smhnsler, Ruiz' lmn: G. Schmidt, T. 1.4-dbelu-r.U. K, Iimyn, R. Ilnqv. SI Rxlry. IJ IN'1'iuIu'il1wl. R. I.usIvv. R IX'Iur!I1rll. IX misc-y..I 'l'.1vlur. B Bgunm. K lhnim, K. Mr'Kinnvv, P, Cluhb. Rum Spd,-k,, llmv I3 Hridxsz-II. 'l',l'1mhz-k. XI. NY1u'llu-n. B Spurlin. B. Bzxlwll. XY, Ruff Um: 'l'hmu.u. W, iinhlf-,lI. lrqzmg, .-X, Ifmws. 'If I Icvr. D livdxxllc' Sr-In...ldl K Nclmlv C' 'I'I1x'v4In' ll Xln ' . . . . . .. .. r. , vllrr lwxw lhm XI N.unpI1-.1 5 Brmm-r..X Muvllvr, R, Iivrgm-1'.D,-Iovuvx. Rm lmw Xl Suingh-r. K Imwiw, S lirmkvr. S. Iimus. C 'I'n-lu-1. li. XN'.nunhmI1. I4 Wnllimm. l IIa1Lgm'm.unn. S. Frnlnn. S. Iin-cIu'1. M. Lush, IIullm.um. I' Jurrlzw. S Ihxkc-r, if licldImn'I1. Our athletes prepare for a competitive modern world by giving their all to the scho0l's sports. 7-sr ,bs , ww-. L M, fs K I ,MM . -K 48. , +ve, in .Mn f ,, , 7 my Mn. fl. sf, - V W A At .-, M- : l My ll ge r f-ww .f .. ., - 'jq:..-iii' f Q ff K q .fgggfqqw .. hw, 53 TQ x xxx Q' l M A .S . .16 S Y N'fiN!Ne+w-2-N.m,-, - . lfii m , 7-,HN 7- M: ...K Row One: Zingrich, Hagist, Dressler, Kleine, Schmaltz, Bussen, Mounts, Carbon, Bovaconti Turner, Durham, Marsh. Row Thru: Friener, Mgr., Martin, Kramer, Sniith, Foster, Leilsend0rA fer, Spudich, Liner, Faeger, Taylor, Echert, Stanfield, Ag Dennis, Biermann, Allen, Rollins Morrison, N., Schmelig. Row Three: Coach Goodwin, Van Horn, Mgr.: Weber, Anderson. Kline joofgaf gegim Pattonville. . . . . .45 Mehlville. . . . . . .28 Mehlville .... . . .6 Maplewood. . . . . .12 Luthern South. . . . . .19 Northwest, House Springs. . . . . . 13 Mehlville ..... . . .13 Mehlville ......,..,...... . . , .6 jg Key, Gasparovic, Hennkens, Dolde, Morrison, R., Schuepfer, Mahcw, Chambliss, Galdone Stanfield, M.g Coach McCarty, Coach Eggemeyel Not on pichfre' McClain, Geger, Scherrer Winters. .fdf 7WeLfuif!e Lindbergh. . . Mehlville. . . Parkway. . . Mehlville. . . Mehlville .... Fox ..,,.. Mehlville .... Affton ..... Mehlville ..... University City teams were experienced ball clubs, but Mehl joofdaf Rollins, Foster, Kramer, Smith, Bussen, Spudich. Approximately fifty boys reported for the early pre-school practice. Forty-five boys made up the final squad, which did an excellent job in their very first experience on a football field. Leitsendorfer, Bicrmann, Taylor, Durham, Stanfield, A., Stanfield, M, 76 Touchdown scored! This was a thrilling moment for MHS. Mehlvi1le's first football team, in the season's opener against Patton- ville, scored the first touchdown in the history of the school. Coaches McCarty, Goodwin, Eggemeyer. Mehlville played a B team schedule against nine other schools teams. All of these ville showed that it was adapt to learning the game quickly by winning one, tying one, and losing by a very close margin in all other games with one exception of Pattonville, in the seasonls opener. H Coach Lane Goodwin, with assistants Michael McCarty and Carroll Eggemeyer, was at the helm of Mehlville's first football squad. The coaches feel the boys did a super- ior showing in their first year in the sport and are looking forward to some outstanding play- ing in the future. Mehlville will go into varsity football com- petition next year with twenty varsity players and ten junior varsity lettermen. Several boys were outstanding players and showed poten- tial of better things to come. Next year we will encounter some tough competition, but MHS in their second year will be prepared to fight for victory. Uardifg The newly organized Varsity Lettermenls Club, under the direction of Mr. Lane Goodwin, put into practice this year a new constitution. The purpose of the club is to further and promote athletics, improve the standing athletics in the school, foster good sports- manship, promote good fellowship, and encourage the development of proper school spirit. Membership in the club is limited to boys who are awarded a varsity letter in a major sport, received an award in two separate minor sports during the same school year, or received a minor sport award in the same sport for two successive years. Football, basketball, track, baseball, and wrestling are the major sports. Minor sports are to be added at a later date. Dick Washburn Sergeant AI Arms Dave Bussen Vice President Tim Borstell President Terry Tesson Secretary Ray Ker Treasurer Rau' One: Bussen, Washburn, Borstell, Tesson, Ker, Four Gorsuch Cullmann Ollar Hitler Harr Mayhew Coach Goodwin. Row Two: Morrison, Smith, Foster, Lawrence R011 Fzze Tavlor Evermann Dressler Corbin, McClain, Stoehr, Martin. Row Three: Hennkens, Schmaltz Mesplay Bovaconti Durham, Mahar, Hammer, Schuepfer, Stanfeild. Row x if 3 KX 'Q X 6 -1 KM .5 , 5 5 555 KQS Terry Tesso -w , Bill Lawrence Il , f . 3 3 2 gf l A vwMzQ 2 f62 5?21a H 5 - :X Q if Stewart Edwards Q 5 , Q . 4 ,Q 3 ,f J V' Roger Hammer K S QP- ' ,Mv1L46 ?fQ42 gifs 43 F 55 , Qygg 'N N s Boyd Dressler W ,L by ,v WZ: Xi! Larry Durham 20 'I-up -nw Tim Borstell I if . L4 if I nfl f ,Qzi4LvnLLQ Steve Eyerinann 5 Q , 53 4' 5 M .N ff' f Jim Ollar Lawrence, Gorsuch, Tesson, Washburn, and Daher learn new strategy from Coach Koch. gazfefdaf CC 77 80 lan! Row One: Tesson, Gorsuch, Mesplay, Lawrence, Wash- burn. Row Two: Borstell, Hammer, Daher, Ollar, Dur- ham, Coach Koch. Row Three: Edwards, Hosfeld, Dress- ler, Eyermann. Coaching the Panthers for the 1959-1960 sea- son was Mr. Gerald E. Koch, who played his basketball at St. Louis University, where he was an outstanding eager. Fourteen boys from the junior and senior classes made up the Varsity team. Five seniors and one junior were regular starters. Washburn and Borstelljumped at center, Lawrence and Tesson played the forward posi- tions, while Corsuch and Daher were backliners. In a victory over Valley Park, Tesson scored 41 points, breaking the old school record of 34. !.?aaLefLaf ,dual CH lam. Mehlvillels B team was composed of boys from the spohomore class. They played games on the same nights as the Varsity, and participated in various tournaments. The team's biggest asset was their will to win and their hustle. A new deal at MHS was the formation of the C bas- ketball team for freshmen. Mr. Brooks coached the boys in games against most of the schools in the South County league. The formation of C teams helps to develop the fundamental skills of the athletic early in their high school careers. Rau' Ona' Carroll, Hennkens, Chambliss, Hammer Rau Two: Lammert, Stanlield, Cullmann, Neely, Coach Brooks. Row Three: Reisner, Wagner, Ramsey, Tendler Row One: Martin, Klodt, Smith, Stoehr, Dougan, Spud- Coach Goodwin Rou Three Leitendorfer Edmger Fre ich. Row Tuvn: Faust, Ollar, La Foon, Hoechst, Childs iner, Goddard Stanfield Row One: Stoehr, Hammer, Kalesh, Byrd, Ollar, Hoechst, Lawrence, Mr. Brooks. Row Two: Mahar, Borstell, Tesson, Ker, Eyermann, Durham. 61158661 Coaching Mehlville's baseball team for the 1960 season was Mr. Charles Brooks. The Panthers played a heavy schedule of thirteen games. Bill Mahar, one of last year's outstanding pitchers, returned to the mound for another successful season, while Tom Byrd again scored many of Mehlville's runs. Tim Borstell, Steve Eyerman, Ray Ker, Bill Lawrence, and Terry Tesson were among the returning seniors, who along with other boys played hard on the diamond, thrilling MHS baseball fans. Tom Byrd. l 8 2 Hoechst, Mahar jl'aCL Spring 1960 saw Coach Mitchell Launius busily .vorking out with Mehlville's track team. With several veterans returning and a new crop of promising freshmen, the cinder sport was on the upgrade at Mehlville. The sprints looked as if they were in good hands with Roland Cullman, Jim Harr, and Ron Hurt. Cullman was undefeated in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, but pulled a muscle in the preliminaries of the league meet and could not compete. Sophomores included Bill Taylor who set a new jun- ior Division record of 55'2 in the shot as a freshman and finished second in the league in the discus. Phil Spudich showed great promise as a pole vaulter and George Foster with the shot. A host of promising sprinters and hurdlers included Al Stanfield, Tom Rollins, Dave Wagner, and, Terry Faust. Taylor, Harr, Daher, Cullman Row One: Hurt, Pratt, Kloeppel, Daher, Allmeroth, Faenger, Row Three: Constantino, Hagist, Cullmann Faust, Biermann. Row Two: Anderson, Harr, Dickemper, Smith, Dressler, Haile, Spudich, Taylor, Wagner Coach Noltkamper. Foster, Scherrer. Stanfield. Rowlands, Launius Muscles ached and bones creaked as MHS Foster, Winters, Coach lVIcCarty. redfhng Row One: Zwiek, Robbins, Kramer, Rollins, West, Parker Kloeppel, Morrison, A., McClain, Antrainer, Streib,Joiner Paul. Row Two: McCarty, Morrison, N., Belville, Patterson Dodson, Schmidt, Schratz, Pace, Adams, Winters, Fith Bussin, Smith, Corbin, Guendler, Foster. Schuepfer. masculines practiced techniques of wrestling as illustrated by Coach Michael McCarty. The 1959-60 season was Mehlvillels first in wrestling competition. About forty-eight boys ranging from fresh- men to seniors turned out for the team. The wrestling squad was later cut to less than thirty boys. MHS competed in a large number of matches which were scheduled both home and away. The wrestlers have a fine showing in their first season. Several boys showed much skill and were consistent winners. Sports minded maidens of MHS are given an opportunity to participate in sports of their choice through the Girls Athletic Association. To become a member of the GAA a girl must earn five hundred points. These points are earned by trying out for teams and extra points are given to girls who are chosen for the teams. Earning 1500 points, a girl receives a letterg 2000 points a special awardg and 3600 points a trophy. Bowling, basketball, field hockey, volley- ball, ping pong, badminton, and softball are the sports offered girls by the GAA. Under the direction of Miss Pat Gadwal- lader and GAA officers, the members held a bake sale, sold refreshments 'at home basket- ball games, and held initiation forthe new members in the spring. Razz' One: Mrs. Spitznagel, VVilhelm, P., Daum, Rowbottom, Hollingsworth, Schocnwalder, Behnke, Bender, Burnelte, Anderson, Miss Gzidwallader. Run- Two: Milnefllhicrjung, Yoltzulablonski, Poenack, Tasch, Rose, Reinbold, Franke Schnell, Allen, Wilhelm. Row Thmf: Marsek, Werley, Logs- don.Jarvis,Jackson, Litschwager, Weinreich, Triefenbach Gleis, llaring, Parker, French. Edinger, Razz' Fam: Bender Kg W'artenbe, Gebhardt, Fauss. Foster, Ruder, Westhause Lannins, Chorvat. Gastreich, Fischer,J.g Fischer, I.g Smith Schoenwalcler. Run- I'lll1'F.' Pfaff, Lammert, Hammersmith Rose I..: Edwards. Q Q 1 1 UA .xdfikfic 65 ociafi on XVilhelm, Intramural Sports Captain, Schoenwalder, Treasurer: Row bottom, Presidentg Daum, Vice-Presidentg Hollingsworth. Secretary. at ., if l . if . 85 Paul, Fischer, Foster, Mauer, Behnke Developing the muscles of Mehlville's female students was the task of the Physical Education classes. The girls played basketball, square danced, and took figure-trimming exercises during the school year. Get that Ball! I girzi Sporfa GAA girls bowled at Knittig Brother's Bowling Alley in the spring and the fall. Girls with the highest averages became members of the bowling team, earning 250 GAA points. This is dancing?? Rebounds, free throws, set shots, and dribbling were just a few of the many basket- ball skills exhibited by the ladies in gym classes. The regular girl's basketball team was chosen after a tournament between squads from the entire student body. gills Z?a5LefAa! ana! lljoffeggaff jeam5 Rum Une: Poninski, Glcisnjablonski, Poenack, Miss Cadwallader. Rau' Two: Jarvis, Bender, Scho- enwalder. Rowbottom, Daum. Raw One' Jarvisujackson, Schoenwalder, Rowbottom, Roseujablonski, Gleis, Miss Kralz. Rau- Fw Poninski, Sampson, Marsh, Paule, Smith, Anderson, Poenack. 87 Marian Couch Carol NN'ilhc-lrn. Sandy Schoen- waldcr, Suzy xNvlCIfTCll'l', Marisln Couch, Diane Chorval, Linda Benclcr. Pal Wlilhelm. 88 MHS Pep Club Pat Wilhelm, Captain Suzy W'icte-cter Sandy Schoenwalder Carol VVilhclm -sf Linda Bender Diana' c:h0I'X'2ll It is the extra-curricular activities which form the bond between the students and their school. Wo WMM vm ww Row Onr: llarvis. Logsdon, Dawdy, Wlashburn, Edinger, Raw Three: Gleis, Harr, Kruse, Winney, E. Faenger Ker, Litschwager, Schoenwalder, Lammert, Pfaff, Wil- Allmeroth, Ollar, Wagner, Gorsuch, Sanders. Ron' Four. helm, NVerlcy, Mr, Horton. Row Two: Poninski. War- Smith, Reinbold, Granke, Schaper, Haile, Tesson, Lie- ic-nbc, Eichenberg, Schnell, Litto, Marsck, Hornekcr. bermann, A. Faenger, Meyer. W'ilson,Jackson, Bierbaum, Gebhardt, Van Horn, Petri. Wafionaf .Honor ociefg Honorary societies at MHS included the National Honor Society, Masque and Gavel, and Quill and Scroll. Honor Society members are selected by the faculty from juniors and seniors who posses afB average or above, and show outstanding qualities or service, leadership, character, and scholarship. Masque and Gavel honors dramatics and speech students. Members of the Debate club, the school play, and the Radio Broadcast are eligible for this honorary. Quill and Scroll recognizes achievements in journalism by students on the Student Prints and Reflector Staffs. Jarvis, Mrs. Barrett, Faenger, Mr. Horton,xIackson. Q Qui! ana! Sera!! azique ant! gave Rua' Our: Washburn, Litschwager, Edingcr, Wilhelm, Werley, NVinney. Razz' Two' Jackson, Smith, l.lIIO. VVartenbc, Parker. Row One: Lilschwagcr, Edinger, Logsdon,Juhlonski, EiChL'llbt'I'g. Hollingswurth, Schm-nwgnlmivx Run' Two: Tc-sson, Her, Litto, Fuchs. Muhar, Klinglvr. 93 Smhfl: lidinger. .S'f11m1'111,g: l,itsvliwagc'r,Jael-zson. VVerley. Winney. Wash- lJlll'll. le! ec 0,0 Sf Row One: VVashburn, Litschwager, Vferley, Edinger, Jackson, Winney, Mr, Karcher. Row Two' Schoenwal- der, Logsdon, W'einreich, Lammert, Smith, Gebhardt, NVartenbe, Schaper. Razr' Three: Klingler, Wilson, Fauss, Katich, Bierbaum, Roelle, Stuckmeyer, Pace, Bussen. Ron' Four: Sternfcls, Augustine, Bencdek, Taylor, New- by, Parker, Stanlield. Editor ..... , , Charlotte Edinger Ass't Editor. , . . . . ...., Janice Wffrley Copy Editor. . . .,,..,,...,.,. Roberta Smith Copywriters. . . ..... xloyre-jackson.xIo Litschwager Sue Gebhardt, Brenda Parker JoAnne Roelle, Nancy Penberthy Class Editor .,....,i ..,...,.......,.. I Uonnu Whrtenbc Ass't Class Editors, . .Sharon Schoenwaled, Nancy Weinreich Carol Fauss, Shirley Newby Business Managers ............ Dick Washburn, Ron VVinney Business Staff ...,.. . , .Dorothy Lammert, Sandy Marsek Mary Wilson, Marilyn Lngsdon Earl Mundyhloan Augustine Mike Klingler, Ron Sternfels Beverly Katich. Bill Schaper Bill Taylor, Anne Stanheld Robert Pace, Irma Bierbaum Student Photographers. ..,,.... Dave Bussen, Dave Hagist George Gasporyich, Steve Seninger George lidinger Artist 4..... ...i........... B ene Jean Benedek Advisor .... .... M r. Raymond E. Karcher Monthly assignments and deadlines kept the Student Prints staff busy presenting nine com- mendable issues ofthe school paper. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Nancy Goyda, Editor in Chief Pat Wilhelm and her staff kept the presses rolling. Gathering news and presenting it in interest- ing and accurate articles was the duty of News Editor Joyce Jackson and her reporters. Feature Editor Jo-Ellen Litschwager, along with her as- sistants, dug up gossip and entertaining articles for the Feature Page. Popular articles appearing Sftwlenf prinfa Weinreichhjackson, Litto, Litsehwager, Drewry, Mrs. Goyda, VVilheln1 most frequently were Snoops and Scoops, Top Senior Personality, and Garlic and Gardenias. Editorializing fell into the hands of Editorial Ed- itor Beverly Drewry and her assistants. Timely and controversial topics were opinionated while the Inquiring Reporter added a lighter touch. The Sports Page was brought to life by many ex- citing action shots of football, basketball, wres- tling, and baseball. Row Our: Mrs. Goyda, Weinreich, Litschwager, Wilhelm, P., Jackson, Drewry, Litto, Parker, Wartenbe. Row Two: Roelle, Shanks, Hollingsworth, Reinbold, Hanke, Launius, Volz, Helgon, Dobbs. Row Three: Wilson, Mahar, Strom, Wilhelm C., Imboden, Wilmesher, Jablonskij., Simmerock, Poenack, Hibbeler. Row Four: Ballew, Schoenwalder, Chitwood, Tasch, Barnett, Rowland, Hoeschthlablonski P., Borstell, Moorman. 95 Row One: Ker, Logsdon, Edinger, Tesson. Row Two: Mr. Stratton, Mr. Corrigan, Mr. Bay, Mr. Sei- bert. IGQGCL and lead? Activities sponsored by the Debate and Speech de- partment of MHS were the Student Congress ofjanuary 30, and the One Act Play Festival ofjanuary 23. Stu- dents attended the speech contest at Bishop DuBourg High School and numerous debates at other schools. jo Ann Little won the annual American Legion Oratorical Contest at MHS. Charlotte Edinger, Marilyn Logsdon, Terry Tesson, and Ray Ker were the participants in The KXOK Junior Town Meeting ofthe Air.', Jo Ann Litto Debate Row One: Eichcnberg, Nagel. Row Two: Edwards, Litto. Row Three: Mr. Stratton, Marsek, Sodon. Rout Four: Ker, Dobson. 96 Ngfeafufed of .QIYLIQMAE H Spells were cast, songs were sung, and sprites danced, in the musical fantasy, Creatures of Impulse , presented by the choral department. Unwilling to pay six weeks rent at the Three Pigeons Inn, an Old Witch cast spells on all who tried to make her leave. Weird spells which impelled each person to do what was contary to his nature were cast upon Boomblehart, Pipette, Martha, Peter, and Sergeant Klooque. Old Witch. .... . . .Sharon Schoenwalder Martha .......... .,.. A nn Hollingsworth Boomblehart. . . ........... Bill Mahar Peter ............. ....... M ike Martin Pipette ...... . . .... Beverly Katich Sergeant Klooque .... .... L arry Durham Werley, Litto, Klingler, Bellolihlarvis, Martin, Bussen, Logsdon, O'Neil, Hollingsworth. Bussen, Logsdon, Litto, Klingler. we amladef 5 re ominci On the evenings of April 21, and 22, a family of hillbillyis from the Ozarks played host to an aristocratic snob named Kinston Campbell and his mother, right here at MHS. Live chickens, double barrelled shot guns, and a boy who en- joyed eating worms, were just a few ofthe many surprises in store for the Campbells. This took place as Mehlvillels dramatic depart- ment presented the hilarious three-act play, The Campbells Are Coming. Mike Martin, as Kingston Campbell, and Cathy Jarvis, as his mother Au- gusta, find themselves in the midst of strange surroundings as Ma Brannigan, played by Jo Ann Litto, leads her family in a scheme to keep her grand daughter Kaye from marrying Kings- ton. Catalpa Ann Hollingsworth Bildad Tapp Gr:-gg O'Ne-ill Kaye Brannigan Marilyn Logsd :rxx Cyrus Scudder Mike Klinglcr Ma Brannigan jo Ann Lulu -Iclli Scudder lhivr Buss:-n Augusta Campbell Calhyxjawis Dick Brannigan , Mike Bclloli Belly Brannigan, Janice W1-rlcy Kingston lialnplnvsll Mike Martin Mr. Waddock, sponsorg Bussen. treas- urer: Durham, vice-president: Gor- such, president, VVilhelm, secretary. Rau' Una' Durham, XVilhelm. P.g Gor- such, Bussen. Ruff' Two: Clark, Pen- berthy, Gebhardt, Wlartenbe. Raw Threwxjzicksori. Stanlield, Menniges, Wilhelm, C, Rua' Four: Boesing, Shall fer, Dawdy, Ker. Razz' FIil'f.' Hennkens Schaper. Seninger. Razz' Six: Dressler Mr. W'adClock, Washburn. Sfudenf gounci Student government at MHS was put into effect by the 1959960 Student Council. Under the direction of Mr. Joe Waddock, Council members strived for more school spirit, better student-teacher relationships, and better student behavior. The Student Council opened the school year with a Farewell Summer Dance, a Student Council store was established, bookcovers and pennants were sold, and Buzz Booksi' were again published. Due to the efforts of the Student Council, several senior priviledges were constituted, some of which will not go into effect until next year. This year's Student Council played an active part in working for all around betterment of MHS. 99 allgllage CA Row One: Hursh, Winkler, Milne, Thierjung, Lam- mert, Weinreich, Reisner, Litto, Fischer, Bierbaum, Schoenwalder, Row Two: W. Bartz, Maier, Schmidt, Nagel, McKinney, Ker, Haring, Pfaff, Schnell, Wil- helm, Jarvis, Brau Row One: Wilson, Triplet, West, Dudash, Fauss, Smith, Ottomeyer, Hubbard, Hayes,j.'jablonski. Row Two: Mr.J0nes, Hibbeler, Thoroughrr1an,Clark, Washburn, Webb, P. Jablonski, Platt, Madden. Row Three: Allmorot, K. Hammer, Anthonius, Nolt- n, Mrs. Waddock.Roz1v Three: Hit- Row One: Rowland, Schmeider, Parker, Roelle, Chitwood, Bank, Wheeler, Wie- techtor. Row Two: Miss Schafer, Younger Gonzales, Greer, Stefner, Kascerowsky Fleet, Sneed, Eyermann. Row Three: Bruening, Lang, Maly, Haynes, Through- man, Voit, Holley, Hausmann, Wilson. Row Four: Menniges, McClain, Haste Beamen, Keys, Schoenwalder. a s 1 ler, B. Wagner, O'Neill, D. Bartz, Kruse, Dawdy King, Smith, Walther, Kofron. Row Four: Qiuiram Greer, Muchany, Marsh, Shaffer, Becker, Deutsch Schaper, Bondi. Row Five: Meert, Pace, Curran. B Wagner, Smith. Wehrle, Sodon, v s kamper, Sarkis, R. Hammer, Reiischneider, Sen- inger. Row Four: Owens, Sheton, Tesson, Daher, Henkens, Schupfer, Beffa, Everett. Row Five: Dres- sler, Spudich, Keefer, Faenger, Werner. 'IO 0 Ji rariand an rofecfor Pallme, Crawford, Fischer, Lammert, Mrs. Downun, Kaczerowski, Elect Phile, Robinson. 3 Rum Una' Mundy', Zingrich, Loethen. Uucote, Lashley, Daher, Dawson. Ullar. Picker, Fcagvr, All merolh. Ron' Tzu: Nlcyer, Neiman, Adams, Kamman, Scifbrl, Rcinhcimcr, Muvllf-r, Dawdy. Cull mann, Klingler, Robb. Row Three: Ste-rnfels, Noltkampvr, Bakula, Dobson, Mvirl. W'agnc-r, WWII iam, Schaiffcr, Borstell, Bussen, Dodson. Lautcnschlagcr, Martin. Mrs. Bilanc 101 Row One: Gebhardt, Coppedge, Allen, Hammersmith, Smith, Adams, Newby, Lepper. Row Two: Fischer,J., Ross, Canania, Hagemann, Knop, Copenhaver a Schmider, Behnke, Cluster, Minks, Bierbaum. Row Three: Mrs. Richards, Hausmann, Foege, Kizer, Kg Hearst, Trauth, Mahler, Couch, Korn, Geager, Mrs Smallfelt. Row Four: Fischer, I., W'ilmesher, Wilke, Zaitz Roessler, Kannawurf, Eschrich, Simmerock, Maupin Row Five: Mueller, Forstell, Geldbach, Augustine, Eli- sueson, Shanks, Wintermeyer, Baumunk, Borstell Drennen. Row Six: Friedmeyer, Imboden, Faulkner Kizer, P.g Peterson, Brynner, Parker, Rastorfer, Rose Row Seven: Dvorak, Patterson, Morman, Strom, Taylor Viel, Ederle, Nagel, Chitwood, McDermott, Reese, guiufe Olflelfla el'5 Pots slammed, dishes rattled, and sewing machines buzzed. It was the girls in the FHA busy putting to work the techniques of a good homemaker, which they had learned in Home Economics. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Richards and Miss Smallfelt, the girls prepared tasty dishes, fashioned cloth- ing, and baked Christmas cookies for children of the Cardinal Glennon Hospital. As future homemakers of America, the girls gained valuable experience from the FHA club. Giebhardt, Coppedge Roessler, Ferkey ju fare eacL em ju fure amen Rau' One: Smith, Hollingsworth, Lammert, Weinreich, Reisner, Milne. Row Two: Mr. Horton, Nagel, Litto, McKinney, Schnell, Fischer, Holley, Younger. Row One: Faeger, Marsek, Daum, Strom, Miss Price. Row Twa: Gretsch, Rastorfer, Smith, Mnjino, Salter, Brown, Clubb. Row Three: Mueller, Malisos, Pate, Eichenberg, Dechau, Haring I0 3 I W H? M I wi? h fi . x 5 1? Q x ML. t 4 fy jfgix ,. 'H ff- A Z f'ff Q? 5552 A nk wqf V W,,.:A.., Q K M 1 'W ,VL. x gf L, I W W K, 3 , P- L,v. , 1. 5,5 nf . 4 fi L s yn gm 3 .Q v- V yy JE 14 L,L,, X. . , xv - xii f Ai NV, li 1' M ' ,imlf Va Q4 ' .L .K.k A RQ if A 3 . I ' ' 'Sf . 7 Z ' . 7 y pa 'EL f any ..,,..., LL. - -N f , X' , gm. ,LLW,A,. . K V , V . . , YQ 5 ix 325 , M . , . ,W , V,' f 1-Q.,-ff' 2 f P- f an ef? f i , ,E X ' . V 2 Y Q Q 1 U B -f X 1 41 . :K 1 5 ,..-' 52 ,M f' if ..- F v ga ion wirkrd Ruiz' Um Schmidt. Younger. l,itto. Rum' 'lstwf XvlIllll'f'. Runs. Sand: Cliff Sander, Su dent Director Mehlville's fifty piete band had a busy schedule this year. Under the direction of Mr. Walter Sch- roeter, the band learned to form patterns in march- ing as they furnished half time entertainment for Mehlville's home football games. The twenty piece 'LPanther's Pep Band played for all home basket- ball games. Along with Mehlville's chorus, the band gave programs at the Arts and Science Fair and the Spring Festival. The band also participated in the County Music Festival. The School Board donated several new instru- ments to the band this year. These included an E flat alto clarinet, a piccolo, two French horns, and a baritone horn. Run' Um? lN1auc-r. lellfl' 'lzwni Trautlx, Dobbs. Leonard. Launius. 105 Run' Om. Mahar. Trauth, Vogt, Ltiluinulaickson. Penberthy, Im bode-n. Yan Horn, Wltrtenbe. Werley. Kannawurf. Collins. Lean hurdt. Hollingsworth. Friedmeyer. Huw 'frm Leonard. Grab. El Talsch. Martin. NV:-st. Razr' Tlznfr: Mtieller. Maness. Eilers, Law 06 - renee. Lee. Mahar, Durham. Kofron. Curran, Zingrich. Martin. - Hagemann, Dobbs. Doylejenkins. Duessel. Stueve, Gallia. Run' h Four Underwood. Augustine. Haynes. Klingler. Martin. Cole, Kaczerowski. Benson. Yhlidkiff. Pace. Schaper, lN1t'Graw. Fauss. Reuter. Wfesthousc. W'ilson. Newby. Roe. Dechau. legood. Bender, Thoroughman, Schoenwalder. Launius, Wlilhelm. liogsdon, Bierbaum, Srhoenwalder, Katich. Thierjung. Eikmann. WMM! C'!,.,m., Seasonal choral programs plus an operetta, Cre- atures of Impulse . were all on the agenda of Melil- ville,s chorus this year. Chorus members sold boosters for the operetta program and purchased choir robes, with the help of the School Board, the lVlother's Club and the P.T.A. The seventy-five members gave a Christmas assem- bly for the school and the parents, an Easter Program for the parents only, and a spring Band and Choral concert for everyone. The Chorus and the Band also performed together at the Science and Arts Fair. Twenty-eight ofthe thirty-two MHS students who auditioned for the All-County Chorus became mem- bers of that organization. The All-County Chorus held a clinic and concert for the public on March 26. Y Beffa, Mr. Flanakin, Wartenbe, Petri, Durham, Mahar, Kofron, Beasley, Bruc- ining, Thoma. GMA l gnaemgk .And 50? , CLOFMJ . Sixteen specially selected girls made up the Girls' Ensemble. Besides singing with the chorus, the girls gave performances for the P.T.A. Smorgasbord, Mothers' Club, Science and Arts Fair, and were entered in the Spring Festival. Mr. Royal Flanakin directed the girls, and Cathy Jarvis served as the group's accompanist. A Boys' quartette was formed from members of the chorus. Mr. Flanakin directed this choral group also. Mehlville was well represented in the All-County Chorus with 34 members. The members were from the Ensemble, Chorus, and boys' chorus. Mr. Flanakin, Mahar, Kofron, Durham, Petri, Bella, Wartenbe Row One: Penberthy, Wartenbe, Werley, Kannawurf Row Two: Sandy Schoenwalder, Logsdon, Bierbaum, Wilhelm, Sharon Hollingsworth, Katich,jackson,Collins, Thierjung. Row Three: Schoenwalder, Mahar, Van Horn. 107 3 4 2 QQKECMI' Heel! Oyfe JGCLJOII 8 0 ACf0I' .xdfan WOALGHIPBI' in-r W, W Q. 49' Charlotte Edinger, Nancy Penberthy, Alan Noltkamperhjoyce Jackson, Tim Borstell, Terry Henn- kens, Dick' Washburn, Lynn Lee Helen Poninski, Donna Cissell Santa Claus MKKQJOI' Courf The second annual Winter Wonderland Ball, spon- sored by the Reflector Staff, was again a formal suc- cess. Extraordinary decorations, including a twelve foot tall Santa Claus, dominated the yuletide scene. jack Buck, sports commentator for the St. Louis Cardinals, served as master of ceremonies for the cor- onation of the Reflector royalties. Each class was represented by candidates for king and queen. A buffet luncheon was served after the dance. l . .. --U.. Ken Shaffer, Linda Bender, Tim Borstell, Sharon Schoenwalder, Steve Seninger, Pat xxilllltxllll. Bob Rogers, Nancy Chandler, .Homecoming Courf Mardi Gras was the theme of this years Homecom- ing Dance, sponsored by the Senior class. Bright colored paper and balloons were predominant in the decorations. King and queen candidates were choosen from the Senior class by seniors only. No underclassmen par- ticipated in the Coronation. Preceeding the dance the class of 1960 honored the class of 1950 with a brief reception. Lee Gorsuch, Joyce Jackson. Bob Rogers, Nancy Chandler, Pat Wilhelm Steve Seninger. ,,mL A 1UlfS'1Hi.h om e comin 9 in Steve Seninger Ixvn QIYIHCI' .-XL' . vw XUX ' An dre a Reese Charles McClain f1JJ.,4. Joan Augustine Lynn Lee 4 Queen Gerry Shirley Newby Larry Faust Heel! Gerry Lepper Jim Dawdy Sealed: Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Hennerich, Mrs. Erwards, Mrs. Werley. Standing: Mrs. Dobson, Mrs. Bussen, Mrs. Ker. .Z4. all! fAel'5, Mehlville's Motheris Club meets in the High School gym on the second Thursday of every month. The object of the organization is to create a better understanding between parents and teachers. The Mothers' Club donated 55100 to the Jun- ior High teachers lounge. They sponsored the junior and senior high Christmas parties, and donated a gift to the Reflector king and queen. They also helped the chorus to purchase their choir robes. The Parent-Teachers Association forms a link between the school and the parents. Teachers can meet and discuss problems with parents at the monthly meetings. The P.T.A. sponsors two money-making projects each year. The High School Smorgasbord was held on Valentine's Day. The R-9 school picnic, a joint project by all the district P.T.A.'s, was enjoyed by all. The P.T.A. donates money from these projects to the school. Seated: Mr. Eliseuson, Mr. Leonard, Mr. Warner. Sldlldl-l1g.'lX1l'S Buehler, Mr. Weithrop, Mrs. Woltjen. 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Lee Bill Manson Allen Fischer Family Jean Fischer Jim Reinheimer Lorraine Tasch Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Seay Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cole Bob Sprengnether Barb and Jim Clifton and Rose Wayne and Sue Hubert and Ruby Eaves Joele Vien Lorraine Hagemann Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Corbin Patti Cravens Rays Beauty Shop Jean Lee Schork Dona and Mary Mary and Leo Kaczerowski Mrs. R. Stuckmeyer Wietector Family Lou Schork Big Lou Mr. and Mrs. W. Eilers Carol Faulkner Miss Nancy Owens Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Flanakin George Edinger Jim and Sharon Schoenwalder Family Pat Burnette Norma Fauss Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conway Mr. and Mrs. Weidlich Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thorpe Mr. and Mrs. R. Boyer Mrs. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Bannes and Family Mrs. M. Graupmann Beverly Glaeser Mr. and Mrs. Winters and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dick Doelling Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koelling and Family Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Koelling and Gary Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Waleski H. Waleski Mr. and Mrs. J. Rapley Mr. and Mrs. E. Goddard Joseph Waleski Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalez Mary Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Ron Novak Bill Schaper Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoffman and Family William Kochner Devanny and Family M. Hausner and Family G. Joyner and Family B. A. O'Dell J. Chorvat, Jr. N. A. Reinheimer Wolf G. Rapely Donna Nimmo Carol Rowbottom Mr. and Mrs. H. Lindel Damien Meert Martha Launius Mr. and Mrs. H. lgnatowski Mr. and Mrs. A. Gutowski Mr. and Mrs. S. Kozlowski Mrs. Edna Wagner Mrs. Philips Behrmcin Variety Mrs. George Worthington Houska's Market Tim Edwards Carolyn Feth Shirley Udasco Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Edinger Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Hansen and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Park Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berger Jo Ann Litto Mrs. Warnick Mrs. Gall Opal and Dot Compliments of a Friend Turner's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sano Ruth and Hal Murrell and Anita Lee Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Schork Sr. Sue Schork Darthur Ed Kaczerowski John J. Huhn Pat Spudich Mike Spudich Phil Spudich Opal and Dot's Beauty Shop Zimmermans Department Store Zimmermans Department Store Kingston Park Delicatesson Charlie's Flower Shop Joe Fete Concord Gift Shop Tesson Gulf Service Beverly and Dale John and Judy The Schmidt Family The Krauska's The Lew Corna Jr. s Riley Family A Friend A Friend Ed and Mary's Cafe Jerry Mueller The Wm. Beckers A Friend Rich and Joyce Jean Warmbrodt Don and Arlene Peg and Erne Mr. and Mrs. S. Wells T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. B. Cummings and Family Joan and Sonny Mr. and Mrs. Silvey and Family Kathy and Mike Mr. and Mrs. Ed Merryman Mr. and Mrs. Evering Miller-Kellogg Development Mr. and Mrs. G. Weber Mr. and Mrs. Ed Winters and Family Mr. and Mrs. C. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. L. Fritchie. Bob Pace Charles Pfiftner Lucille Rapley Anonymous Compliments From a Friend Mr. and Mrs. A. Scliper Mr. and Mrs. W. Wood Mr. and Mrs. L. Gutowski Pat Otte J. J. Prosser Mr. and Mrs. V. Wagner Joan Ferky Mr. Merriweather Mr. and Mrs. A. Dalbo Mr. and Mrs. Esser Judy Hausmann Jan Buehler Mr. and Mrs. W. Mahler Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom Mr. and Mrs. R. Sukalo Don Seiner Rich Hosfeld Mary Machold Nancy Kelch Mr. and Mrs. William'Pitts Bob Pace Paula Mahar Mr. and Mrs. M. Wagner Sharon Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wartenbe Compliments of Friends Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seibel Susan Cheragotti Linda Schmider Don Wagganer Nor Slefnrets Mrs. Gladys Lang Mr. and Mrs. Lammerts and Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Dalba and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross FOR THE GIFT YOU GIVE WITH PRIDE Let CUQUET'S BEYOURGUIDE CUQUET'S Jewelers Optometrists St. Louis' Leading School Jewelers 524 ARCADE BUILDING MAin 1-2540 2333? kxxgw i- f H4 W. , ggi? liiff E, Aw W 4 E Q.. ff . 5 Lfsmw Q... xi' 1, gk A L .M A 5? 5 Charlotte Westhouse stiff' ..,': 4, , ja,n!,i'-I. ' in-1-, I .. .. 4. -, . ,- 1, , f -fa .' it -.lt..1ai W.'f .. if 2--feilfr' 1 nl 4 ' if 1 -. Mr. and Mrs. C. Borstell Mr. and Mrs. F. Brinkop Mr. and Mrs. K. Werley The Zombies Dick Wohlschlaeger Don Menniges John Lindsen Pearl Werley Joyce Werley Mrs. Ethel Kohrs and Joanne Mr. and Mrs. Les Beisner Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boehm Tom Neu Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith Joyce French Hal and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. C. Herline Karen Groesser Vernelle Anderson The Walter Sommers Family Sue and Andrea Mr. and Mrs. E. Leanhardt Judy Fuchs Bill Faust Eugene Reuss Barbara Holley Mrs. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Bruening. Sue Washburn Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. S. Pavlovic Eileen Borstell Mr. and Mrs. George Keller Porky Gene Marazane Bruce Baumunk Nick Lupo Ed Brune Mr. and Mrs. R. Henry Jean Werley Roland Cullmann Mrs. Brauer and Freddy Mr. and Mrs. Vince Stiehr Mr. and Mrs. W. Anielad Mr. and Mrs. Dan Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Billdale Earl and Carol Mr. and Mrs. W. Novak Mickey Allen Nancy Holley Dave Beaman Mr. and Mrs. B. Newly Margaret E. Mahler Judy Borlinghaus Suzanne Schroeder Terry Hennkins Jim Mueller Mr. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Wagner John Hickson Mr. and Mrs. P. Buchheit Dave Bussen Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ferber and son Ron Keller Rita's Beauty Shop Qeffedm' g00df6l'5 Diane and Mary Ye Olde Fool Ollie Carrow William Werley Betty Werley Carry Fuller ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lashley Mrs. John E. Caito Mr. and Mrs. Joe Relter and Family Mr. and Mrs. Jolley HarrisQ Jolley and Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cullmann and Family Mr. and Mrsi Russell Viermann and Family Jim Dawdy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schilling Wm. Christopfer H. Hausch Paul Weber O. Schnerterwind and family Mr. and Mrs. J. Goetz Judy Lowran ce Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Oliver Monty Martin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galba Mr. and Mrs. R. Junge Gregory A. O'NeiIl Family Clyde A. Boulwell Marge Mahler Tom Krause Kay Land Leroy Clark Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schaper Cliff Sander Mr. and Mrs. Meister Gall Bob and Lucille Compliments Compliments Mr. and Mrs. of an Aunt and Uncle of a Sponsor Wm. H. Jackson Jerry Jackson Tom and Ron Jackie and Ji Jayne Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Theiriu ny Truka m. Paul Thierlung H9 Mr. L. Fuchs Sr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Fuchs Jr. and Jackie Larry Deutsch Elmer Wherle Jackie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Russ Noltkam Ken Miller per Al Noltkamper Mr. Eva Thieriung Mr. and Mrs. Bt Pattison Dean Pattison Mr. and Mrs. The Walter B C. R. Wormbrodt and Jean inder Family The Phil Theiriung Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elise Bin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charlotte Edi W. E. Steinkamp O, Knewinghaus der Hunnius and Family Wm. C. Milne and Family H. Lammert and Family William Tougeay nger Mackey Bayless The Bierbaum Family Mr. and Mrs. John Hamill Dan Hamill H. O. Westbrock Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tesson, Joe and Jim Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Reinheimer Nancy Weinreich Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Franke Friends Carol and Jim Erne Ratley Jim Biermann Janice Chaeney Ginger Shirley and Bob Mrs. E. Pattison Mary and John The Art Murphy Family Angela Grassi Mr. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. A. Klund Tony, Ray Sarkis- Charlie Cissell Bill Wagner Frank M. Menke Robert Seppi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis Sherry Clay Eugenia McCormack Ray Schlereth Boots The Allison Family Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bomarito Jeanie Seaton Mr. and Mrs. C. Horter Ken Carolyn Morris Don and Carol Compliments of a friend Ken Boerner Mr. and Mrs. O. Guehne Carole Dietrich Nina Bilbrey Mr. and Mrs. Brand Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dalba Stanel W. Thoroughman Sharon Dobbs Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis Pat and Christe and Cindi Joan and Terry Lee and Jack Nick C. Scalfano Mr. N. Albert Mr. Peter Hoerter Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Antraine Mrs. and Mrs. A. Schierloh F Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dagenhardt Edna Meyer H 1 4-ug 'lem-Rwh my 3,3 2 2 A AAN, ,Y M 1 win SQA- ,. .. 18.0 W, .. Q Vg Mi 1 10' wma 'M Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Wilcox Ziegler's Bi-Rite Market Meremac River I Telegraph Lang's IGA Market Telegraph Road Mehlville Barben6hon Mehlville Shopping Center Best Way Tuxedo Rentals and Cleaners 3541 Ritz Center Ozark Dairy 4455 Chippewa Howard Johnson Restaurant 6935 South Lindbergh Henzler Feed 8- Garden Supply 2015 Lemay Ferry Road Kingston Prescription Pharmacy 2655 Telegraph Rd. at Kingston Telegraph Barber Shop 1904Vz Telegraph Road Sullentrop 8. Sons, Inc. 944 Lemay Ferry Road Davis Rental 9635 S. Broadway Don's Bi-Rite Market 9625 S. Broadway Tom Smith Rambler 9441 So. Broadway Atkinson Music Studio 9507 So. Broadway Oliver Cordes TV 8. Radio 9935 So. Broadway Schober's Restaurant 6529 So. Lindbergh Compliments of Eikmann Auto Painting Howard Johnson Motor Lodge Lindbergh In Union Rd. pafrona Compliments of The Little Three Glenn Thomas Auto Sales, 275-279 Lemay Ferry Road Buescher Jeweler 636 Lemay Ferry Road McGraw Realty Company 718 Lemay Ferry Road Maytag Washtub 1037 Lemay Ferry Road The Do-nut Stop 1101 Lemay Ferry Road Bert Robert's Fina Station 2701 Telegraph Road Hubbs Photo Studio 329 Sigsbee at 2500 Telegraph V-K Bus Lines, Inc. 150 Laredo Avenue Art's Camera Store 130 Lemay Ferry Road Kingston Hardware 2616 Telegraph Road Bahr TV and Radio Service 2600 Telegraph Road Compliments of a Friend Lemay Auto Parts, lnc. 605 Lemay Ferry Road Compliments of Denver Chicago Trucking Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Freight Express Eime Hardware Inc. 1 1500 Tesson Ferry Western Auto 5521 South Lindbergh Inc. Compliments of an Old Friend Compliments of Frisco Transportation Western Trucking Company 4560 N. 2nd Street McBrides Express 1507 Papen Street Compliments of Churchill Truck Lines Mehlville Basketball Team H220 ll4oIl ll52Sl AA42ll H340 Chester Iron and Foundry Co. 7800 Vulcan Street Don Dobbs Jr. Zephyr Service Station 4280 Bayless F. W. Woolworth 7501-03 S. Broadway Ben Franklin 1201 Lemay Ferry Parkers' Gulf Service 800 Lemay Fecry Tip Top Sandwich Shop 700 Lemay Ferry DeBasio Bros. Furniture Co. 651 Lemay Ferry Lemay Beauty Shop 263 Lemay Ferry Buck's Barber Shop 263 Lemay Ferry Dave Bradley, Excavating 9909 Irie Shur-Way Service 7232 Watson Rd. Charlie's Service Station 935 N. Kirkwood Rd. GLENN E. WIGGE Firestone Stores glIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE Leading Brands of New SL Used Printing Equipment E PRINTERS SUPPLY CO. 2 3 -I ,. - GArfieId I -0222 E 2127 Locust Street - St. Louis 3, Mo. i Ed. Wischmeyer - - - John M. Weyers 2 inIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlilIF IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE PHONES: VICTOR 3-5800 - VICTOR 3-3525 EIME HARDWARE, INC. FARM EQUIPMENT - HARDWARE - COAL - APPLIANCES 11500 Tesson Ferry Road at Lindbergh, Concord Village ST. LOUIS 23, MISSOURI Pevely Dairy Company Supertest Dairy Products PRospecT 'I-4400 COURTESY CARS APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY DON DOBBS AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALISTS PRECISION EQUIPMENT slauso MECHANICS ELECTRONIC WHEEL ALIGNING TUNE UP BRAKES AUTOMOTIVE TRANSMISSION POWER STEERING TIRES 4280 BAYLESS IJUST EAST of MORGANFORDI FL 3-9754-FL 3-81 I 7 6050 S. Lindbergh at FLORA: Dr. TW 2-3311 WHEEL ALIGNMENT C 8 L BRAKE SERVICE Wheel Balancing Shock Absorber Service St. louis Brake Service Company COMPLETE BRAKE AND WHEEL ALIGNING SERVICE sour:-I sm: noun sms 5652 GRAVOIS AVE. 5843 EASTON AVE HUDSON 'I-9547 COLFAX 1-6887 Spombzfggowida 330 NORTH MAIN RA 4-6650 ST. CHARLES, MO. .5 af' VB x 1 Sw ' r rg,- ' x Qi ,iff ' -L35 'fig 233 2121 ..H sf W' . . ,,, . l'!MfsL A 1 . 3 mxxs Compliments of Wm. B. lttner, Inc. Best Wishes Atlas Linen and Towel Service Co. 2719 Park Avenue St. Louis 4, Missouri Serving all types of linens, towels and wearing apparel on rental basis. Maintenance research on office and industrial washrooms. Kingston Hardware Hardware-Paints-Glass Electrical and Plumbing Supplies TW. 2-1123 2616 TELEGRAPH ROAD AT KINGSTON LEMAY 25, MO. KNITTIG BROS. BOWL 8. RESTAURANT 16 Alleys Fully Automatic Pinsetters Air Conditioned - Bowl All Summer Open 10 A. M. Daily Bill ond Justin Vlctor 3-3350 Highway 21 and Butler Hill Roads 'QS Q Q Qgif ,Q ,,, 'li f 1' ll ,uf ur- VFW. fbi M... w S -AQ a O is H . ,K Q : U Q M if M Q3 51 . 4 jr: 'w,s:y1-'awvgs Wohlschlaegefs IGA Market Low Prices Every Day Vlctor 3-4473 12515 Tesson Ferry Road Tile Center, Inc. of St. Louis CARPETING - FLOOR TILE QALL BRANDSD WALL TILE, LINOLEUM ALUMINUM 8: ALL TYPES OF SIDING HUdson 1-8962 818 LEMAY FERRY RD., LEMAY, MO. Parkview IGA Fooclliner Complete Line of: Groceries Produce Meat TW. 2-2442 RES. VI. 3-9520 TW. 2-1200 4'Service That Satisliesv Sappington Electric Co., Inc. RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL WIRING 2058 HAPPY LANE LEO F. RUFKAHR LEMAY 25, MISSOURI Compliments of the MEHLVILLE Junior and Senior High School MOTHERS' CLUB Visit DOHACK'S new and beautiful restaurant Carry out service TWinbrook Q-5607 4000 Lemay Ferry Road Geldbach Petroleum Company, Inc. FUEL OIL PROPANE GAS GASOLINE ST. LOUIS VALLEY PARK FLanders 3-6440 WOodloncl 2-7911 Meramec Valley Oil Company Becker Road, Route 9, Lemay, Mo. Furnace and Healer Oils Clarence Krueger Chas. Stegmann Tllden 6-2501 TWinbrook 2-5680 RUYAIS Another of the fine n I . products Thank to Vincent Price Studios for their for Office professional help and financial contribution and school to our yearbook. available - in St Louis County From , . . U C '.CQl,0R'ARf PRINTING a. srArioNERv co. 201 S. Kirkwood Road Yorktown 5-8222 Mount Hope Cemetery South St. Louis' only Mausoleum Q See Our Memorial Gardens ,, 'L'--. 4 :if L ry 'll' t v af qs, 1' ' ' in . v , Silly 1 4 ,-.a?'q5gi! .---1 - flies, - ,.,- giila- li 1 ' fl, Reasonable Terms 4 xW:ii .:..- -!:i'n,E' H Il M' 1 - e l -,, M ,ttf g I Perpetual Core Nl , ,tll I jflfv ..., ' -, exams!-B -' Na' '4' -ff ' X7 79-l,f4 1215 Lemay Ferry Road TWinbrook 2-1775 EARN ON TIME DEPOSITS Southern Commercial and Savings Bank 7201 So. Broadway fat Nagelj - St. Louis, Missouri Serving the Community since 1891 Convenient Banking Hours: Monday through Thursday--Lobby: 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Drive-In Windows: 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Friday: All departments open: 9:00 A.M. to 8:00 P. M. Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation wi! fi P X , S Q. W5 A wa K -'F' ff Q I 57l1?f'F F-'Z' f7,7f77i' -2!'gWit 231-'nfl' Wrn. J. Zoekol Co. Morlin's lorbor Shop los sum vquwq-nf :ns wqrqri and Eikrnarln's Auio Pointing Cgghllrn '66' Sorvleo Shfion 3545 Evorgnon Leno Tolopqh ol loovh lonoeh Charln Todd Uniform Ronlol Sorvko Co. 21:4 sqm- M sm.: Tho Chostor Iron and Foundry Co. 71 Vuloll Shoo! Bro lr' Drug Sioro WLS... u..s...-. Monhutfon Mon's Sion H15 lornly hwy loo! NoHIornonn's School of Musk 942 lowly hwy load Som's Shandord Sorvko IGI! hrnly hwy load 'ionzolmorfs Drug Sion buoy md Tolopopll Schapu Apron and Towol Supply Co. an bun :rua Cornplirnorrh of Dv. ond Mn. Wllool oo Glonn Thorne: Auto Sal , Inc. 27' lolnuy Furry load lon Franklin 1201 lorniy hwy load 2658 Tolofoph Lnlioo Tom loy Marko! Tolognrph Gulf Sorvleo Concord Vlllogo 2525 TolojlQh loo! Curnplimonh of M lk, can HA neo' ,,3H7d ,,m I.. W Honzlor Food and Guin mls in-y Pony na David llnnor A. H. Schwanlngor Toxoco Sorvieo 3307 hrnoy hwy lull A. Chon Alhlobk Ropoln 265 Chouioou Avo. Ed's Shndord Sorvko 11432 rum lorry na Hubba Shldlo 329 Sljoo Fuh9oHArnorleol.ogion Pos! 196 Colllnludorl.8.Kory Cornpllmonh of L w. nys Ernll lohornon uumuhshqplqcmu SporhondGilhMarI Unborjlrlllnlyllvylool Slolnmonn Molon 27ll raw-pn ua Klngsbn Borbor Shop Bussen Quarries, Inc. If Its Crushed Stone . . We Have It . . In All Sizes And Mixes Barge, Roll or Truck Delivery FLonclers 3-6603 lVonhoe 7-5628 500D Bussen Road St, Louis 29, Mg, TWINBROOK PAINT and HARDWARE CO. TWinbrook 2-3896 COMPLETE LINE OF RENTAL TOOLS PAINT-HARDWARE-HOBBIES-KEYS 24 HOUR SERVICE 3555 RITZ CENTER EMERGENCY NITE PHONE: CMEHLVILLE SHOPPING CENTERQ MO. 4-7898 EXT. I CLEMAY AT LINDBERGI-IJ in 1 9 W . BNN ez.,- WNV ' Hliiii . J --- . , ' 'M inns. 6 . F wg 6, Q 6 9 , wfwiify ig, Wy W Interviewing the King and Queen. Qu .i we , W.. ,. 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BREUER Savings Officer 4'Xs CURRENT RATE ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS Nil S ..,.,,.,i -0, v .. s 5 mu -ni Q 'IIIIME' 1 .im Q 'G' muon x55 If noni SAFETY is the FOUNDATION of our BUSINESS MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM Th E I1 d , A M , , .,,, .1,,,. -- , xy, ' ' , . VA, . , , x wh , U 3 .. V '-'nk , , Wi :I ' . ., , ' 2' ,xi H. , ' ' 'w w ,af A ' F ' ' -7 - ' ' 'A ' i f ,er hr- '- V . ,, .I . ,V h 71' V ,5.:,.:- K- L an U, ' ' ' , .. . , 5. -V - xr. - ,. f Mnw WWW WMM ' x X QM56 99Myf f l f gygo W Mfg-5937 n my WW g gf QM cH5? pMfE ZM7 nvffv ofgfglw 'i WWW W 6, wfigx WWWW fy Complimentsof Chapman Young Brunswick School Fumiture , , in ,Y ,. W., ,.-.r..,,-.- - - , Y ,. .f4uf0,m,0l.5 AKZZJT WZLWAM W4 ,W Ai?fgLff?'W 3 W' if Ss gi 5 S E5 5 SQSSSSQ S Wikis55 X 1 ., .- - - --- f ,-..v- T.-. V- 1- -ffvy r-,-v-.1-.-q--T-- 'rw-vm---N-Tfwvy K.-1-11.-T -W-ww, 5, 3 .www . v - U - my -N. .W - - MEM 'mfgif ,ff 2 WW, M MM awww wi? 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