St Joseph High School - Crescent Yearbook (St Joseph, MI)
- Class of 1953
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S E N I O R C L A S S
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Saint Joseph High School
Soinf Joseph, Michigon
THE SAINT JOSEPH JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Forward
There are many phases of our school lite . . . the administration, the
studies, the extracurricular activities, and the student body, all of which
combine to form the school as we know it . . . The school is more than a
building, more than any of its parts - it is a way of life.
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FACULTY COMMITTEE
Jacquelyn Zick-chairman, Duane
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Mary Jane Mavs, Dick Miller, Sally
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Mary Louise Piehl -chairman, Irene
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BUSINESS MANAGER, Bruno Feige
ln Memoriam
Mr. Edgar M. Bly
ln our faculty pages the annual staff described Mr. Bly as Hchipper, efficient, and
equitable." These alone remain inadequate to express our final appreciation of his
character and friendship, few expressive words can be said after his counsel and
guidance are gone.
"But such a tide as moving seems asleep,
Too full for sound and foam,
When that which drew from out the boundless deep
Turns again home."
Tennyson
THE OFFICE STAFF . . . MRS. KATHRYN WELSH, MRS. MARJORIE LINDAL AND MRS
FRANCES CROSS
Administration. Faculty.
As the ottice is the center of school
building the administration is the center of the school's functions. . Com-
ing or going the teachers pass through its doors every day . . . consulting
the principal, posting announcements or picking up mail . . . ln the office
Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Lindal and Mrs. Cross help Mr. Place and Mr. Mackay
with the business of running the school. . Planning our courses, protecting
our health, helping us find iobs,and doing school "housekeeping" are
only a few of the iobs that are performed .
"Do you think she's suited for the job?"
"Will you please help me with my college appli-
cation?"
"Chl I think yOu'll live!"
"Would you unlock the bandroom door please?"
Standing: Henry Tunis, John Mlynik, Arthur Smith,
Albert Wichner, Clarence Shoup
Seated: Hector Lindal, Lulu Pischke, William Radde
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Superintendent of Schools
Mr. Earl l-l. Place
Board of Educatian
Administration
Principal of the High School
Mr. Malcolm R. Mackay
Board of Education of the Saint Joseph Public Schools
Left to right-Mr. Edward Starke, Mr. Frederick A. Reddel, Mr. Robert Criddle, Mr.
D. F. Jackson, Mr. Marvin Schadler, Dr. A. F. Bliesmer, and Superintendent Place.
Absent, Mr. Robert Ludwig
Teachers . . . what they mean to us.
Teachers . . . how they seem to us.
"Books are a guide in youth and entertainment for age."
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Teachers . . . how they seem to us.
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Miss Miriam Biastock
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Mr. Donald Blunt
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Mr. John Buursma Mr. William E. Carroll
strict, diligent, seriou-
Mr. Frederick Erbach
phhnarmonic, energetic, tal.
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Mr. Frederick Greene
conscientious, retiring, ana-
lytical
jovial, alert, composed
Mr. Mason Evans
zealous, genial, athletic
Mr. Edgar Bly
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Mr. John Brittan
chipper, efticient, equitable exact, skillful, hole
Mr. Adrian Davis
jocular, dignified, voluble
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Mr. Louis Free
meditative, sincere, abrupt
MY- ROY HUUCK Mr. Frederick Harrsen
unrulifled, reliable, capable Pfefl-'ef Obie, f1'bUSf
Miss Dorothy Dunbar
orderly, poised, neat
Mr. Walter Gephart
easy-goin g, colloquial, Her-
culean
Mr. John Hartman
accurate, systematic, scien
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Mr. James Heathcote
cheerful, dapperf UUl0bl0'
graphical
Mrs. Bernice Johnson
scintillating, jaunty, collected
Miss Lynette Oelz
traveled, interesting, spirited
Miss Ruth Reed
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Mrs. Ethel HeminqwC1Y Mr. John Howard Miss Shirley lresorl
i"e'QfU'1 generous' pe"s"'a' particular, alert, accom- reserved, tranquil, reason
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Mr- Arnold Knlslen Mr. William Larkin Mr. Robert Murphy
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Mr. John O'Neil Miss Mona,-,Q pick Miss Betty Potts
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Miss Marqaret Robb Mr. Joseph Ropele Mrs, Thorq Sexton
perky' compelenlf ludiclous punctual, conscientious, cog- meticulous, methodical,
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Mr. Charles Spangen-
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personable, debonair, active
Miss Ruth Tomlinson
impartial, toctful, o
Mr. Beniamin J.
Standen
adroit, cooperative, pragma-
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Miss Mildred Webster
Mr. Keith Sturclevant
gesticulating, hard-working,
enthusiastic
Miss Lorette White
bservant thorough, industrious, sympathic, aftable, advisory
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efficacious, pleasant, calm
Mr. Edward Zick
iesting, genial, agreeable
Miss Shirley Penabaker
patient, precise, articulate
Mr. Lawrence Hecka-
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Miss Dorothy Nelson
diagnostic, confident, appre
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Mr. C. L. Rossman Miss Mary Slattery
raconluer' buslnessllke' bouyant, pleasing, consistant
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Activities
When books are closed and class rooms emptied the students turn to
activities to occupy their leisure time . . . music, dramatics, speech,
journalism, photography and athletics all have a place in our school life
. . . through clubs a student learns to develop his skills, broaden his in-
terests, make new friends and find satisfaction working with other people.
Barbara Simons, Joan Craig, Carol Liskey, Bonnie
Zick and Lea Krieger
"Tear 'em up, Bears!
"Tear 'em up, Bears!
"Tear 'em up, Bears!
Pulverize 'eml!"
7:60 Show
"That's better but still a little too loud!"
Junior Achievement
"Let's get these tables ready to sell"
Mary Kay Spink, Vance
Federighi, Bob Gerbel and Dean Gerbel
The Operetta
"Take heart, fair days will shine."
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Firsl Row lsealedl: Marge Anderlik, Ken Poole, Dick Marquardl, Don Anderson
Second Row Paul Wall Joanne Pankey Wendy Criddle, Nancy Dulrymple, Marilyn Jewell, Pal Bridge-
man, Judy Nloore, Mary ,Jane Mavs, Robe,rl Gerbel
Third Row: Advisor-Mr. Davis, Larry Duienhaver, Alice Wharlon, Judy Murphy, Plato Ranlis, Vance
Federighi, Donald Zuhl
Sealed: Sally Davis, Don Anderson, Mary Louise Piehl
First Row: Miss Dunbar, Eleanor Williams, Judy Asl, Pal Bridgeman, Joanne
Fehlberg
Second Row: Richard Marquardt, Roberl Gerbel, Leonard Badl
Officers
Presidenl .................. Dick Marquardl
Vice President .................. Ken Poole
...Marge Anderlik
Secretory ,,,,,
Treasurer ,.. .... Don Anderson
Honor Society
HONOR SOCIETY
Officers
Presidenl ................... Don Anderson
Vice-President .........., Mary Louise Piehl
Secrelary-Treasurer . .. ......... Sally Davis
Forensic Club
Officers
President .................... Pat Riley
Vice President ..... Janice Dexel
Secretary ..... ...Elvera Weimann
Treasurer ... ...Bonnie Hutchinson
First Row: Elvera Weimann, Janice Dexel, Pot Riley, Bonnie Hutchinson, Mary Kay Spink,
Second Raw: Joreen Tibone, Jeanette Engel, Janet Ast, Nancy Netedu, Mary Louise Piehl, Lois Piersing
Third Row: Dorothea Becker, Caryle Ericson, Advisor- Miss Biastock, Betty Beach, Joan Dean
Thespians
President ...
Vice-President
Secretory .....
Treasurer . .
Clerk ....
Officers
....Gerry Wahl
....Dick Wendt
Joanne Fehlberg
....Bob Gerbel
.. ...Judy Ast
First Row: Joan Neuchterlein, Robert Gerbel, Dick Wendt, Gerry Wahl, Joanne Fehl-
berg, Judy Ast, Mary Jane Mavs, Carole Frank
Second Row: Barbara Bermingham, Shirley Rutz, Mary Louise Piehl, Sally Davis,
Patricia Gast, Phyllis Kalke, Marge Anderlik, Audrey Dorstewitz, Irene Herndon,
Pamela Hinga
Third Row: Ruth Noreen, Janet Stemm, Marlene Hallock, Pat Bridgeman, Joanne
Pankey, Eleanor Williams, Judy Guild, Jerolyn Strong, Advisor-Miss Theisen
Fourth Row: Delman Ward, Ken Poole, Eugene Cohrs, Millard Schlutt, Ken Wells,
Dick Marquardt, Paul McClure, Dick Miller, Don Anderson
Seated: Barbara McKee Sherwood, Gene Cohrs, Jeanette Selent, Bob Ruthsatz,
. Sharon Anderson, Helen Zimmerman
I u First Raw: Janet Tillman, Bob Beach, Bill Connors, Kathleen Berndt, Barbara
Kaiser, Sandra Huelsberg, Gloyce Murphy, Deanna Zawilla
Second Row: Mim Schlutt, Ron Smith, Ron Schalon, Bill Schmidt, Roy Schoenfeld,
Vance Federighi, Bob Yerke, Advisor-Miss Slattery
President ..... ..... B ob Ruthsatz
Vice President ..... Jeanette Selent
Secretary . . . . .Sharon Anderson
Treasurer . . . ...... Gene Cohrs
S pan ish Club
First Row: Janet Harrsen, Pat Gast, Bob Ellis, Plato Rantis, Janice Dexel, Gerry Wahl,
Dick Miller
Second Row: Gloyce Murphy, Alice Morse, Margie Schultz, Judy Ast, Sonia Tollas,
Elaine Honens, Delores Lerke, Janice Miller
Third Row: Barbara Allen, Jeanette Becker, Joyce Streich, Loretta Klug, Jacqueline
Zick, Barbara Coulombe, Marilyn Sahlin
Fourth Row: Ralph Langer, Caryle Ericson, Alice Wharton, Roberta Tucker, Mary Lou
Frober, Dick Voss
Fifth Row: Sam Caropepe, Don Dorow, Stuart Shipman, Dave Cofteen, Nate Duncan,
Fred Findeisen, Ron Taylor
0 0 First Row lSealedl: Carol Mansueto, Carol Milnikel, Roberta Hollensbe, Janet Harrsen, Kath
YI Ieen Gleason, Gloyce Murphy, Sally Davis, Shirley Rutz, Barbara Bermingham, Judy Ast
Second Row: Billie Myrick, Judy Moore, Wendy Criddlrr, Carol liskey, Joan Nuechlerlein
Audrey Dorstewilz, Sonia Tollas, Nancy Reed, Mary Ann Norton, Phyllis Kalke, Irene Hern
don, Mary Jane Mavs
Third Row: Joreen Tibone, Jeanette Nemethy, Alice Morse, Marcia Rill, Sylvaiean
Carol Jensen, Marie Ruppel, Jeannine Swank, Joan Craig, Carole Frank, Marilyn Curtis,
Hauch,
Reta Shoup
Omcers Fourth Row: Janice Dexel, Dorothea Becker, Joanne Pankey, Eleanor Williams, Ceola Mason,
President. U I U . A . I I . . I . . U lltllh Sally Davis Alice Wharton, Mary Taylor, Joanne Klett, Judy Guild, Joanne Fehlberg, Loretta Kuehl,
vice President H H H UGIOYCE Murphy Barbara McKee Sherwood - ' 4 A
Seueforymumt .'.. Jane, Hansen Fifth .Row: Pamela Hinga, Beverly Martin, Bettie Jenkins, Mayrildean .Graham, Barbara
Treasurer---H' -UKa'hleen Gleason lngleright, Barbara Allen, Pat Thornton, Ruth Noreen, Pat Bradley, Muriel Froberg, Joyce
Stretch, Marlene Hallock
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Officers
President ........ . . .Dick Bicknell
Vice-President . . . .Don Anderson
Secretary . . . .... lfen Poole
Treasurer ....... .... D ick Miller
Sergeant-at-arms ....... Bob Yerke
Chaplain ........ John Karsten -
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First Row: Ken Poole, Don Anderson, Dick Bicknell, Dick Miller,
Second Row: Plato Rantis, Bob Yerke, Bob Gerbel, Arno Dick, Bruno Feige
Third Row: Ron Smith, Ken Dehring, Michael Stankus, Advisor-Mr. Slanden
Fourth Row: Dick Marquardl, Bob Miller, Paul Hurd. Bob Beach
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Mariner Scouts
President .......... Grace Reid
Vice President.Nancy Dalrymple
Secretary ......... Sally Pitrick
Treasurer ........ Cynthia Long
First Row: Carol Cobb, Dolores VanLente, Cynthia King, Anne lrgens
Second Row: Lorraine Paulus, Elaine Honens, Cynthia Long, Janet Ast, Sharon Terry
Third Row: Mary Ellen Single, Norreta Loikits, Beverly Hill, Gail Gibney, Grace Reid
Fourth Row: Ellen Noble, Judy Murphy, Suzanne Irion, Joan Dean, Sandra Repke
Blue Triangle
Y-Teens
Officers
President ..... Dolores Vanlente
Vice President ...... Carol Cobb
Secretary ........ Cynthia King
Treasurer . .. .... Ann lrgens
First Row: Lorraine Paulus, Sally Petrick, Grace Reid, Cynthia Long, Nancy Dalrymple,
Lea Krieger
Second Row: Elaine Honens, Sharon Terry, Carol Stenske, Dolores Lerke, Janet Ast,
Nancy Netedu
Third Row: Carol Cobb, Norreta Loikets, Betty Payne, Beverly Hill, Janice Miller, Gail
Gibney
Fourth Row: Elvera Weimann, Janet Mackay, Faith Sprunger, Delores VanLente, Diane
Dumdei, Loretta Klug, Judy Murphy
Fifth Row: Shirley Crossman, Adela Dose, Betty Beach, Suzanne Irion, Joan Dean,
Sandra Repke
Projection Club
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First Row: Jimmy Murphy, Advisor-Mr. Greene, Leonard Badt, Mary Long,
Paula Hanna.
Presidem ,,,.,,,,,,,,, Leonard Bqdf Second Row: Elaine Clear, Tom Ankli, Bela Lindenfeld, Dave Noble, Bob Swed-
Vice-Presidnt .......... Paula Hanna
Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .Mary Long
enberg, Edward Warren, Mickey Awodey.
Third Row: Joe Killian, Larry Schultz, Norman Marschke, Phillip King, Mike
Sinn, Melvin Winters, Brenda Moore.
Fourth Row: Bob Rogers, Tim Sparks, John Sobieski, Priscilla Warmbein,
Carol Moore.
Camera Club
Officers
President ............... Dick Miller
Vice President .......... Bill Connors
Recorder .... . . .Jim Brown
Bill Connors, Dick Miller, Bob Beach, Jim Brown, Frank Ashley, Walter Kargus,
Gilbert Migala, John Alden, Jerry Weimann, Jim Burrows, David Brado,
Bruno Feige
Future Nurses
OHicers
President ............ Sally Davis
' Vice-President ....... Joanne Pankey
RH Secretary-Treasurer . .Bobbie Hollensbe
First Row: Connie Langdon, Bobbie Hollensbe, Advisor-Miss Nelson, Sally Davis,
Joanne Pankey.
Second Row: Nancy Dalrymple, Ellen Noble, Suzanne lrion, Cynthia King, Sharon
Terry.
Third Row: Pat Thornton, Anne lrgens, Elna Tilly.
Usherflub
Head Usher ............... Janet Stemm
Assistant Head Usher .... Joanne Fehlberg
Secretary-Treasurer ........... Don Zuhl
First Row: Irene Herndon, Phyllis Kalke, Jean Nemethy, Marlene Tedrick.
Second Row: Mary Louise Piehl, Pat Gast, Janet Stemm, Ruth Noreen, Joanne Fehlberg, Barbara
Neubauer.
Third Row: Joanne Pankey, Janet Harrsen, Shirley Stillman, Marjorie Schlender, Marilyn Curtis.
Fourth Row: Martin Wiesz, Anna Mae Godush, Kathleen Berndt, Frances Musser.
Fifth Row: Bruno iFege, Jeannine Clark, Sandra Grums, Ceola Mason.
Sixth Row: Dale Bartioti, Bob Schultz, Don Gast.
Seventh Row: Advisor-Mr. Carroll, Don Zuhl, Duane Jorgensen, John Sobieski.
Windup
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First Rowz Eleanor Williams, Helen Paxson, Gene Cohrs, Dick Wendt, Bob Gerbel, Phyllis Kalke, Marlene Hallock
Second Row: Irene Herndon, Bobbie Hollensbe, Dorothy Mursa, Fannie Vonllaepenbusch, Bonnie Cassobaum, Marie Ruppel,
Loretta Kuehl, Nancy Reed, Mary Jane Mavs
Third Row: Betty Beach, Jerolyn Stang, Bonnie Hutchinson, Barbara Bermingham, Nancy Netedu, Joan Nuechterlein, Shirley
Rutz, Gloyce Murphy, Advisor-Miss Theisen
Fourth Row: Ceola Mason, Carol Bennett, Mona Kirchner, Ruth Noreen, Janet Ast, Faith Sprunger, Judy Murphy, Barbara
Allen, Sylvaieon Houch, Carol Liskey, Judy Ast
Fifth Row: John Dahlstrom, Dick Miller, Ed Todd, Ken Wells, Don Anderson, Mim Schlutt, Mary Kay Spink, Joan Craig,
First Row: Pamela Hinga, Sally Davis, Bob Radde, Bob Gerbel, Joanne Fehlberg
Jeannine Swank
Junior Achievement
Officers
President .......... Bob Gerbel
Vice President ...... Bob Radde
Secretary ....... Gloyce Murphy
Treasurer . . . . .Joanne Fehlberq
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Second Row: Audrey Dorstewitz, Carol Liskey, Carol Jensen, Jeannine Swank, Joanne Craig, Sylvalean
Hauch, Wendy Criddle
Top Row: Mary Kay Spink, Ruth Noreen, Vance Federighi, Dean Gerbel, Dick Wendt, Mary Jane Mavs
Mixed Charus
Vocal Music
M A d lik Ma rildean Graham, Jeannine Swank, Faith Sprunger
First Row: Jeanette Engel, Carol Mansueto, arge n er , y ,
Irene Herndon, Mary Louise Piehl, Shirley Stillman, Reta Shoup, Jean Ann Kerlikowski
Second Row: Margie Harner, Janet Ast, Jan Zuppke, Jeanette Becker, Larry Miller, Jack Hardy, Don Dorow, Bob
Schultz, Lorraine Kissau, Marcia Rill, Carol Jensen, Ann lrgens, Phyllis Kalke, Bill Connors
Third Row: Ted Froehlich, Elna Tilly, Elvera Weimann, Mona Kirchner, Jon Wirth, Duane Zienke, Dan Fredrick,
Larry Dutenhaver, James Lambrecth, Cynthia King, Sandra Smith, Marilyn Jewel, Advisor-Mr. Sturdevant.
Fourth Row: Diane Dumdei, Lois Carlson, Joan Neidlinger, Linda Veurink, Jim Alden, Paul McClure, Jim Gersonde,
Craig Schwerdt, Genevieve Simmons, Carlyn Roth, Joy Berk, Sharon Terry
Fifth Row: Bonnie Hutchinson, Joan Dean, Pat Bradley, Irene Kunst, Mary Kay Spink, Bob Rogers, Bob Miller, Ray
Dansfield, Roy Schoenfeld, Harold Mead, Ken Vieregge, Anna Buss, Esther Frcudenburg, Mary Ann Modigell, Joanne
Klett
Seated. Karen Stahl, Charlene Jones, Connie Hammond, Sharon Zick, Betty Nylen
Second Row. Caroline Lick, Judy Murphy, Pat Beardsley, Barbara Curtis Louise Altizer Helen Pier ' g D' g
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Mr. Sturdevant
Third Row: Jim Marquardt Dixie Bodtke Donna DeMorrow Germain W
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Fourth Row: Thurman Duncan, Paula Bylic, Betty Beach, Nancy BurresoneCaforlZl-Tanks Jzlyzl ghf's':kan
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Carol Berndt
First Row: Sandra Youngblood, Jane Krieger, Kathy Norton, Max Klemm, Judy Cottrell, Pat Ridenour, Bob Rog-
ers, Pat Kelm, Dick Ross, Geraldine Rose, Janet Tillman, Mary Long.
Second Row: Maiorettes-Carol Yount, Carol Bennett, Sandra Hutchinson, Carol Nuechterlein, Betsy Glossinger,
Director-Mr. Fred J. Erbach.
Third Row: Doug Smith, Darrell Schrag, Kathleen Myers, Emmagene Reisig, Donald Totzke, Joyce Kirby, Eileen
unior High Band
President
Vice
President
Secretary-
Treasurer
Officers
......Max Klemm
Betty Hermann
Jim Burrows
Nancy Kowerduck.
Fourth Row: Tom Palmer, Mcriam Jackson, Connie Kruggel, Ronnie Schultz, Mara Lee Marshall, Betty Hermann,
Jim Burrows, Leroy Lincoln, Norman Marschke, Phillip King, Terry Zick, Bonnie Gustafson, Connie Alti, Judy Fro-
bel, Paula Hanna, Julie Noren, Doris Ward, Dave Hinz. Leonard Rashke, Keil Wilson, Rodney Schuhknecht,
Barry Walcott, Jimmy Walters, Dale Albrecht, Dave Noble, Ronnie Grams, Dwan Totzke, Karl Druva.
Orchestra
First Row: Muriel Froberg, Joanne Pankey, Donna Hill, Judy Speidel, Jon Wirth, Martin Wiese,
Bill Wesner
Second Row: Barbara Herrmann, Linda Crowell, Marjorie Schlender, Janet Smith, Carol Jensen,
Wendy Criddle, Joanne Klett, Sally Davis
lhird Row: Judy Moore, Beverly Redman, Judy Cottrell, Mary Taylor, Roberta Hollensbe, Mary
Ann Norton, Ken Dehring, Director-Mr. Erbach
Teske, Sandra Boyer, Elaine Clear, Alice lrgens, Barbara Leatz, Johanna Freitag, Pat Weybright, Larry Klett,
Band
BRASS SECTION
First Row: Judy Guild,
Ellen Noble
Second Row: Mike Al-
den. Truman Piner,
Craig Schwerdt
Third Row: John Heppler, Gerry Wahl, Dick
Miller, Ken Dehring
Fourth Row: Jerry Redman, Wayne Wetkow-
ske, Doug Fishburn, Dale BartloFf, Bill
Achterberg.
Director -
Mr. Howard
BASS SECTION
First Row: Judy Moore, Beverly Redman, Marie Ruppel, Louise Altizer, Mary Taylor, Cynthia Long, Grace Reid
Second Row: Peggy Stine, Judy Ast, Arno Dick, Fred Logan, Dan Hill, Lorraine Paulus
Third Row: Sharon Berkholz, Gail Gibney, Delores VanLente
Fourth Row: Jim Bernard, Rodney Cross
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REED SECTION
First Row: Joan Neidlin-
ger, Barbara Herrmann,
Reta Shoup. Second Row:
Joanne Klett, Audrey Dor-
stewitz, Mary Ann Norton,
Lois Piersing, Sally Davis.
Third Row: Carol Milnikel,
Betty Payne, Norreta Loi-
kits, Pamela Hinga, Jan
Zuppke, Marilyn Curtis,
Barbara Woods. Fourth
Row: Bobbie Hollensbe,
Mary Ellen Single, Su-
zanne lrion, Arlene
Wetkowske, Dan Walden-
maier, Sandra Repke,
Elaine Honens, Eleanor
Williams, Janet Harrsen
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Vice-President
Secretary . . .
Treasurer . .
Director . . .
... .... Gerald Wahl
.. .... Chuck Steele
.. ....... Sally Davis
.. .Bobbie Hollensbe
. . . . .Mr. Howard
First Row: Wendy Criddle,
Dick Bicknell, Chuck Steele,
Jack Shirley, Sylvqieqn
Hauch
Second Row: Twirlers -- Bet-
tie Jenkins, Nancy Netedu,
Kathleen Gleason
Top: Jim Meister, Drum Maior
Pep Band
First Row: Mary Ellen Single, Bobbie Hollensbe, Joanne Klett, Audrey Dorstewitz, Sally Davis, Mary Ann
Norton, Fred Logan, Barbara Herrmann
Second Row: Gail Gibney, Cynthia Long, Mary Taylor, Judy Moore, Beverly Redman, Marie Ruppel, Louise
Altizer
Third Row: Dick Bicknell, Wendy Criddle, Sylvaiean Hauch, Judy Ast, Eleanor Williams, Mike Alden
Fourth Row: Director-Mr. Howard, Bill Achterberg, Ellen Noble, Ken Dehring, Dick Miller, Gerald Wahl
Jim Bernard
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Officers
President ......... Ron Knuth
Vice President .... Plato Rantis
Secretary-
Treasurer ..... John Karsten
Advisor .... . . . Mr. Haack
Seated, First Row: Larry Dutenhaver, Ron Sisson, Dick Marquardt, Advisor - Mr.
Haack, Plato Rantis, Ron Knuth, Harold Mead
Second Row: Dick Bicknell, Leo Dahring, Ted Zuppke, Sam Caropepe, Bob Ger-
bel, Ken Vandermolen
Third Row: Delman Ward, Bob Yerke, Ron Smith, Arno Dick, Peter Troost,
Arnold Sodergren
Fourth Row: Tony Viscarra, Nate Duncan, Wayne Shell, Paul Hurd, Jerry Lange,
Bob Ellis, Leonard Badt
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Vars ity Football
First Row: Bill Schmidt, Ron Smith, Gerry Lange, Louie Jones, Larry Pesko, Dick Wendt, Paul McClure,
Larry Dutenhaver, Manager - Pete Troost
Second Row: Managers -Arnold Sodergren and Tony Viscarra, George Giaras, Mike Rose, Wayne
Shell, Arno Dick, Delman Ward, George Surch, Ted Zuppke, George Bicanich
Third Row: Coach - Mr. Gephart, Bob Yorke, Dick Marquardt, Bob Ellis, John Karsten, Duane Lang-
ston, Plato Rantis, Sam Cclropepe, Ron Sisson, Leo Dahring, Elwyn Gillette, Harold Mead, Line Coach
- Mr. Harrsen
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Reserve Team
First Row: Don Chapman, Rodger Menchinger, Jack Sinn, Don Wright, Jerry Riemann, Craig Schwerdt
Second Row: Larry Krieger, Nick State, Vince Froberg, Paul Watt, Kirk Hinman, Larry Miller, George Richter
George Altizer
Third Row: Coach - Mr. Blunt, Marvin Waldenmaier, Bob Rogers, Jim Gersonde, Jerry Redman, Ken Vander
molen, Ken Dehring, Roy Schoenfeld.
Varsity Basketball
First Row: Manager- Sam Caropepe, Nate Duncan, Bob Ellis, Ted Zuppke, Richard Nelson,
W0Yne Shell, JGVVY Lange, Manager- Ken Poole
Second Row: Coach --Mr. Haack, Jerry Redman, Ronald Sisson, Plato RCmllS, Glenn Zerler,
Pete Ruppel, Edward Todd, Dick Marquardt, Ron Knuth, Jack Sinn
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Reserve Team
First Row: Manager-George Pesko, Jack Sinn, Don Wright, Jerry Redman, Paul
Watt
Second Row: Coach-Mr. Evans, Jerry Ott, George Richter, Bob Rogers, Vernon
Berndt, Don Fredrick, Manager--Kirk Hinman
Track
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First Row: Coach-Mr. Houck, Sam Caropepe, Jerry Lange, Harold Mead,
Tony Viscarra
Second Row: Roy Schoenfeld, Plato Rantis, Bob Ellis, Ted Zuppke, Paul Hurd
Baseball
Cheerleaders
Row: Gloyce Murphy, Anna Buss, Shirley
Row: Nancy Reed, Faith Sprunger.
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First Row: Bob Radde, Nate Duncan, Bob Gerbel
Dean Gerbel
Second Row: Martin Wiese, Dole Glefte, Don Dor
ow, Coach-Mr. Blunt
First Row: Mike Alden, Ron Knuth, Coach -Mr. Larkin, Jim Meister, George Free
Second Row: Arnold Sodergren, Ken Vandermolen, Ron Sisson, Dan Hill, Fred Logan, Jim Gersonde
Golf
First Row: Dick Bicknell, Ronald Katowich, George Richter, Larry Miller, Don Wright,
Dick Schmidt, John Schram.
Second Row: George Pesko, Heinz Damaske, Doug Fishburn, Jerry Redman, Jack
Sinn, Vern Berndt, Bob Beach.
Third Row: Larry Pesko, Craig Schwerdt, George Altizer, Bob Roger, Coach-
Mr. Zick.
Tennis
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Freshmen 3. 7553
Football
First Row: Max Klemm, Bill Winkel, George Parker, Duane Totzke, Dick Carlson, Gerald Weimann, Jim Brown,
Jack Ristau, Cecil Bush, Jerry Wentland
Second Row: Dave Siewert, Tom Sinn, John Whittaker, Ted Hornus, Bob Mason, Craig Watt, Jim Marquardt,
Lamar Bullock, Ronald Vieregge, Jim Curtis, Warren Geisler, Dick Bell, John Nemethy
Third Row: Coach --Mr. Haach, Allen Ross, Jim Burrows, Ronald Burr, Eldon Kasischke, Roger Deal, Robert
Gusse, Gilbert Migala, Dave Williams, Jim Place, Dick Bingham, Pat Krugh, Dick Kesterke, Assistant Coach
- Mr. Burrsma
Basketball
First Row: Jim Marquardt, Tom Sinn, Dick Kes
terke, Earl Clay, Ted Hornus, Dave Dorow
Second Row: Manager- Jim Place, Dave Sie-
wert, Don Wedde, Allen Ross, Dick Carlson,
George Parker, Manager-Charles Spangen
berg
Third Row: Eldon Kasischke, Gilbert Migala, Joe
Schutz, Dave Williams, Coach -Mr. Gephart
Cheerleaders A
First Row: Sharon Ruthsatz, Karen Stahl, Anna Kasischke,
Judy Christman, Joyce Steinke, Helen Palenske.
Heavyweight
Football
HEAVYWEIGHTS
First Row: Larry Schreiber, Dave Ristau, Larry Schultz, Bob Siewert, Ray Coulombe, Ron Tibone, Jim Work-
man, Coach -- Mr. Evans
Second Row: John Gillespie, Frank Callender, Steve Sobralske, Jason Harness, Don Pullins, Larry DeFries.
Third Row: Charles Rhodes, Dave Cox, Tom Thornton, Carl Boettcher, Leonard Kleaveland, Gary Sisson,
Stan Gleason.
Fourth Row: Lorne Moniot, Cullen Child, Jerry Neidlinger, Ron Harness, Kent Miller, George Walters.
Eighth Grade
Basketball
Eighth Grade Basketball
First Row: Jerry Neidlinger, Kent Miller, Jason Har-
ness, Frank Callender, Terry Montei
Second Row: Coach - Mr. Burrsma, Donald Pullins,
Ralph Kitron, Bob Kelly, Ron Harness, Pieter Gelhof
Cheerleaders
Eighth Grade Cheerleaders
First Row: Carol Farnum, Joyce Meister, Karen Myers
Second Row: Emmagene Reisig, Marv Fast
lightweight
Football
First Row: Darrel Schrag Michael Sinn Coach Mr Britton Jim Menchinger Tom Ankli
Second Row: Gerry Colby Donald Burton Larry Klett Tom Stewart
Third Row: David Brado Jerry Berner Mike Whittaker Ralph Kitron Ronald Moore
Fourth Row: John Criddle Orlow Voth Jerry Fast Gerald Farrington Donald Totzke
Seventh Grade
Basketball
First Row: Tom Siewert, Don Burton, Larry Klett
Tom Ankli, John Criddle, Darrell Schrag
Second Row: Coach-Mr. Spangenberg
Adolph Buss, Kurt Kettlehut, Clifford Ward
George Walters, Ronald Moore, Dave Ristau
Dale Albrecht, Manager - David Poole
Cheerleaders
First Row: Sandra Hirmer, Pat Cheyne, Janice Dwan Kathy
Norton, Kathleen Myers
Junior High Student Council
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OFficers First Row: Dick Carlson, Dave Siewert, Jim Bernard, Jim Marquardt.
President ............ Jim Bernard Second Row: George Walters, Craig Watt, Max Klemm, Mary Ehrenberg, Judy
Vice President ..n.... Dave Siewert Hughes, Kay Miller, Sharon Mulhern, Susan Scott, Sharon Ruthsatz, Helen Palen-
Secretary ..... . . .Jim Marquardt ske, Judy Christman, Karen Redman, Sharon Granke, Barbara Benoit, Karl
Treasurer .... . . .Dick Carlson Druva, Philip King, Advisor- Miss Tomlinson.
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Officers
President ............. Paula Bylic
Vice-President . . . . .Betty Nylen
Secretary ..... .... K ay Miller
Treasurer . . . . . .Judy Jeschke
First Row: Mary Long, Mary Fast, Kay Miller, Betty Nylen, Advisor-Miss Reed, Paula Bylic,
Judy Jeschke, Judy Ball
Second Row: Emmagene Reisig, Constance Hinga, Rocelyn Dwan, Gail Gersonde, Nancy Kelm,
Judy Dumdei, Carol Farnum, Deanna Diamond.
Third Row: Paula Hanna, Marcia Heiden, Susan Cowles, Joyce Hafer, Joyce Kelm, Gretchen
Gilmore, Sally Schillinger, Maridee Knuth, Karen Myers.
Fourth Row: Terry Radde, Jim Bernard, Nancy Atwell, Sharon Mulhern, Mary Bennett, Myrna
Herbertson.
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sident ............ Susan Scott
e President . . .Alice Neugebauer
retary .............. Tom Sinn
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Officers
Seated: Anne VanAmerongen, Deanna Zawilla, Tom Sinn, Susan Scott, Alice
Neugebauer, Lois Archut, Virginia Oles, Barbara Beckman
Second Row: Darlene Jones, Joyce Kirksey, Jacqualene Kelly, Margaret Mise-
gades, Maxine Rosenthal, Ruth Walclenmaior, Betty Beckman, Mary Aiken,
Eunice Smith
Third Row: Advisor-Mr. Heathcoat, Don Totzke, Jim Renick, Mike Sinn, Craig
Watt. Don Frobel, Donc"" """"' Bennett Kino Advisor-Mr, Hartman
Athena Y-Teens
ATHENA Y TEENS
Olilicers
President ......... Anna Kasischke
Vice President ...... Helen Palenske
Secretary .... . . .Judy Christman
Treasurer ......... Mary Ehrenberg
Seated First Row: Mary Ehrenberg, Anna Kasischke, Judy Christman, Helen Palenske, Donna Pagel
Second Row: Betty Nylen, Betsy Glossinger, Carol Cars, Ramona Simons, Cheryl Peterson
Third Row: Sharon Ruthsatz, Judy Jeschke, Karen Stahl, Nancy Atwell, Pat Schmieding, Myrna Herbertson
Fourth Row: Joyce Steinke, Paula Bylic, Judy Hughes, Susan Scott, Joyce Kelm, Janet Gosselar, Geraldine
Miller
Fifth Row: Connie Krugel, Sally Schillinger, Germaine WenzlaFf, Carol Haak, Carol Berndt
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THE sr. JOSEPH JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Junior High
Junior High acts as a melting pot for the students from the grade schools
. . . Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Lutheran and many rural schools. Here
the students find new friends, accustom themselves to a different environ-
ment and cope with new problems and situations. Junior High is a unit all
in itself . . . with its own Student Council, clubs and athletics.
"Ideals are like stars, you will not succeed in touch-
ing them with your handy but like the seafaring man
on the desert waters you choose them as your guideg
and following them, you reach your destiny."
" 'Tis education forms the common mindg Just as the
twig is bent the tree's inclined."
"What sculpture is to a block of marble, education
is to the soul."
"School of the Lord's service."
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Classes . . . books . . . studies . . . school, above all else is a place in
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assignments . . . the seemingly endless hours of classes and homework . . .
all are climaxed by Report Card Day and punctuated by a chain of tests,
quizzes, and examinations.
'Mr. Larkin, I've discovered a brand new elemenf!"
Who fhrew the monkey wrench in the gears?!!"
"Quief, Piecise!!"
"And here are the future housewives of Americc?!'
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THE CLASS OF 1953
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Seniors
"We, the class of '53 have our goal attained."
Composed of many individuals, but working as a unit, the class of 1953
has reached the climax of its school lite . . . In the past the class' achieve-
ments have included two magazine sales, the Junior Senior Prom, two
class plays and the annual . . . As graduation marks an end to the class
of 1953 it means the beginning ofa new life for its members . . . marriage,
work, Military Service or higher education.
"Needles and pins, needles and pins,
When a man marries his troubles begin."
"ln every rank, or great or small,
'Tis industry supports us all."
"Hup, two, three, four"
"Thank you, sir."
College
"Three wonderful weeksl"
"Back to the old grind!"
The first day of school . . . We still had memories of our summer vacations . . . At Michigan State music course - - -
Hu two three, fourl I ,
P' ' "Journalism or. Dramatlcs?"
And Boy's State . . . Our school days became a settled routine . .
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"Please pass the peanut butter!" MBU' my alarm didn., go om..
After morning classes, time out for lunch, . . . When school was out, some unfortunate few had to stay for seventh hour . .
Day
"Anyone for a game of PooI?"
The luckier ones met over at Old's . . The football team began practice . .
"Bell Telephone, lnc."
"Take it easy on that dummy, boysl"
"Bob Beach, our super-salesman!"
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FOI' G Change 'here Wwe occasional lfiPs . . . And picnics to end the school year.
Our first big event was the crowning of the football queen- . , Remember the fun we had at play practice , ,
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Sod'-5'Y . . . Mr. Howard so worried because the bond contest and 1ournomerlTS came ui the some time
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The Prom . . . And Graduation.
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Gerry Wahl and Mary Ann Tiscornia
Mary Ann Ttscornia and Pam Hinga
Dick Marquardt, Judy Ast, Dick Miller and
Shirley Rutz
Class PluyS
Junior Play
"IN SPRING THE SAP"
ln the Junior year the class of 1953 presented a
three-act farce entitled "ln Spring the Sap" under
the direction of Miss Betty Theisen. Some of the
unforgettable incidents of this play . . . Professor
Twibbly's Various Machine, which manufactured
wallboard out of old weeds and garbage . . .Violet's
pick axe . . . Mr. Mince's scheme . . . Mrs. Stickney
falling into the Various Machine and ending up at
the morgue . . . Henry Grave's motto, "We try to
be prompt, sir . . . without being eager" . . . Phil
postponing his marriage with Vickie until after the
track meet . . . Rockhead being hypnotized into a
duck . . . Josephine tackling Mrs. Mince . . . the
gear wheel falling into'the office of the President
of Riverbottom University . . . and Melville winning
the Tri-State Siterary award and turning into a track
star at the same time.
"Spurts up in winey glee
New life to withered oak,
To every bean and Spanish onion,
To tangled sour apple tree.
Each tattered dismal thing
Feels in itself a beauty that is spring,
The bee is proud of his ugly fuzz, .
The radishes proud of its leafy hat,
And ugly is lovely and homely is beauty because
ln spring the sap."
Mrs. Gertrude Hawley Stickney, of the Stickney Fellowship Foundation -
Joanne Pankey
Prudence Prim, a nurse, who takes her iob seriously- Judy Ast
Henry Graves, a hearse driver - Ken Poole
Susie-Moe Younghope, an eyewitness to some strange events-Barb
Bermingham
Dr. Matilda Guppie, president of Riverbottom U. - Pom Hinga
Assistant Directors- Dick Wendt and Phyllis Kalke
Promoters - Mary louise Piehl and Irene Herndon
Stage and lighting - Bob Gerbel
J. Oliver Twibbly, an eighty-nine year-old inventor and iustice of the
peace - Gerry Wahl
Milville Kadenza, who aspires to be o poet- Dick Miller
Violet Mince, her daughter - Eleanor Williams .
Vickie Wickerson, prettiest coed at Riverbottom U. - Shirley Rutz v
Pam Broomwell, another pretty, but impish, coed - Marge Anderlik
Philip Dill, in love with Vickie, and manager of the track team-
Dick Marquardt
Rockhead McGuire, the not-toovbright track star of Riverbottom U.-
Ken Wells
Professor Squintin Blower, a hypnotist, so-called - Paul McClure
Josephine Skibutske, football player on a woman's professional football
team - The Leafy Creek Hyeanas - Mary Jane Movs
Senior Play
"ONCE AND FOR ALL"
Tuxedo court, o street of shabby apartment dwellings, furnished
the setting of our Senior Class play, "Once and For All". Under
the direction of Miss Betty Theisen, the play unfolded dramatic
happenings in the lives of the Benzetti family whose son became
involved with a gang of racketeers, Linda and Michael Webb,
who came seeking to make a success of their marriage away
from Linda's wealthy parents, two iob-seeking chorus girls who
brought a not of gaiety into the drab life of Mrs. Defarge.
"it's spring, Demetrio. So cool and soft the air . , . Spring is fine. See! The
moon , , . like my fother's sickle in Sicily. To sit by the smooth Sea . . back
there . . . that would be grand tonight. With that smooth moon making so pretty
ripples on the water. But it is good here too, lt is better to live here. Sicily is a
dream now . . . And think Papa-you work for nobody-only yourself.
America, she is wonderful . . . Yes?"
Michael Webb, a struggling newspaperman-Don Anderson
Lindo, his wife, who chose love over money- Pat Bridgeman
Mrs. John Walker, Linda's mother, who couldn't understand that money
didn't buy happiness - Audrey Darstewitz
Nicola lNicxl Benzetti, a likable young man with a desire to make
"quick 'money" - Gerry Wahl
Pietro Benzetti, Nick's little brother who is skeptical of Nick's "easy
money" - Mim Schlutt
Demetrio Benzetti, Nick's father, a fruit truck driver - Paul McClure
Anna Benzelti, who wants the best for her sons- Jeri Strang
Sven Svenson, the apartment ionitor - Dick Wendt
Cora, his wife who kept a sharp eye on Sven - Phyllis Kalke
Christine Defarge, the girl who tried to set Nick straight-Eleanor
Williams
Flora, Christine's mother-Marlene Hallock
Arnold Rice, a rich playboy with dubious means - Ken Poole
Doris Delray and Lenore Leblanc, two happy-go-lucky chorus girls-
Barbara Bermingham and Judy Ast
Mrs. Bilge, the landlady- Janet Stemm
Mrs. Pettigrew and Mrs. Harrington, two representatives of the Feder-
ated Women's Club-Shirley Rutz and Joanne Fehlberg
Danielle lStewl Vanzo, a small time hoodlum -- Gene Cohrs
Wade Corrigan, a plain-clothesman - Ken Wells
The milkman - Bruno Fenge
The Violinist - Dick Marquardt
The messenger boy - Lenny Badt
The paper bay - Bob Gerbel
Assistant Directors - - Dick Miller and Mary Jane Muvg
Prompters - Mary Louise Piehl and Irene Herndon
Stage and Lighting - Bob C-erbel and Delman Ward
Shirley Rutz, Joanne Fehlberg and Don
Anderson
Paul McClure, Jeri Strang, Ken Wells, Mim
Schlutt, Phyllis Kalke
Barbara Bermingham, Don Anderson, Pat
Bridgeman, Judy Ast, Marlene Hallock, and
Eleanor Williams
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Ronald Knuth Jlldifh Ast
Common sense is the knack of seeing Keen sense' common Sense' bm Sm'
lhlftgs U5 9heY Ure, Und doing room for nonsense.
lhlngs as they ought to be done.
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EVe'Y 'HGH h0S his d9Vlll5h ""0menl5' Our deeds follow us, and what we
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Richard Bicknell
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Peppy and full of fun:
fine company tor everyone.
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Margaret Anderlik Donald Anderson
Donald Zuhl
The smallest branches do the most rustling. l have no secret of success but hard work. Culture is to know the best that has
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Carol Adler Sharon Anderson LeRo Archut
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A person in good humor is welcomed Divinely tall, and most divinely fair. I hurry NOC neither do I WOYFY-
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Leonard Badt Robert Beach Arnold Berg
He if 0 'clker' and needs no A quiet mon' bu' qune U mon' Variety is the mother of enioyment
questioning before he speaks.
Barbara Berminghan Carol Bluschke Marilyn Bork
Without love and laughter there is no ioy. The only way to have o friend is to be one. Genrre in manner mm in mumy
Patsy Bridgeman Julia Buchanan
Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile.
by reason.
Donald Chase Jeannine Clark
These are the times that try mens souls. A winning way and a smiling face' Bl
William Connors Rodney Cross
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of reason, we must let our
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Bonnie Cassabaum
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Raymond Dansfield
Silence is ci hard argument to UN5Wel'f
Sally Davis
She is wise, she is witty, she's in
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Dignity is like perfumeg those who use
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Bruno Feige
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Arno DlCk Margaret Dorgelo
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Wl5d0fTl Often goes with the fewest words. She loves to have her share of fun.
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B0 9006 and YOU will be l'UPPY- Always merry, never glum,
makes a bright and cheerful chum.
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Betty Froeber Theodore Froehlich Patricia GUST
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Men of few words are the best men. No sooner said than done. Sleep is the gentlest ot duties.
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True humor Sprinqs from the heart. Not loo serious, not loo gay, l can promise to be candid.
lust a nice girl in every way.
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Sondra Grams Frederick Greene Judith Guild
The mildcst manners and the gentlest heart. Combinations af wheels, incline planes, Good taste is the flower of good sense
and levers excite the mechanical mind.
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Marlene Hallock Roger Hatch Irene Herndon
Art flows from her pen as honey from The force of his own merit makes his way. Her friends, 'hey me many:
C' SPOON- Her foes-are there ony?
Pamela Hingci Rodger HU6lSberg Bqrbqrq Hunt
Mvke US hf1PPY and YOU make U5 Qood' Let all thought of duty cease when A woman's heart like the moons is
you have gone fishing. always changing, but there is
ul-ways a man in it.
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Robert Johns Louis Jones
He knows the precise moment when O mischief, thou art swift to enter
to say nothing. in the thoughts of men.
Barbara Kaiser Phyllis Kalke
Happiness is a habit. Character is the real foundation
of all worthwhile success.
Donald Kelly Barbara Kerlikowske
If you have great talents, industry A merry heart doeth good like a melody.
will improve them.
Duane Jorgensen
The knowledge of words is the gale
of scholarship,
Ronald Karstens
A man on the hunt with a hounq
is quite content.
Philip Kierstead
Every man is a volume it you know
how to read him
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Mona Kirchner Joanne Kleff
Thelma Koebel
W'l'ln9 lfee Vef5e is like PlCYl'lFl A merry heart maketh u cheerful countenance. A faithful friend is the medium of life
tennis with the net down.
Darice KOGSYSI' Charles Kroening
Studies serve for ornament and ability. Recreation is not being idleg it is easing
the weoried part by change of occupation.
Loretta Kuehl Murcia Kurtz
She gddg zesf go any group, Amusement is the happiness of women.
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Jane Krombetter
Silence is a fine jewel for WOYTIGYT-
Gerald Lange
We may be as good as .fe please,
if we please to be good.
Nancy Anderson
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One man among a thousand have l found.
Harry Mantei
He is gentle, he is shy,
But there's mischief in his eye.
Bruce Lindal
have learned therewith tn be convent.
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Manners are the happy ways
of doing things.
Paul McClure
Edward Miller
Martin Mach
The ablest men in all walks of life
are men of faith.
Mqry Jane Mavs
is better to wear out than to rust out
Richard Miller
You find yourself refreshed in Think all you say, say not all you think. All musical peonle seem to be hGPPY-
the presence of a cheerful person.
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I IVY CII II"I"'95? I Uchleve what I Can- Always bubbling over with the gales
of girlish glee.
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When a friend asks, there is no tomorrow. Pleasure does not allow much lime for work.
Marie RUPPGI Donna Ruthsatz
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Larry Pesko
careless song, with a little nonsense
is becoming to a man,
Delores Rosenthal
She has a calm and quiet way.
Robert Ruthsatz
Mischievous as a pup. Quiet and unassuming but always on the iob. He's a man worth knowing and worth
knowing well,
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Barbara McKee Sherwood Ronald Smith Janet Sfemm
rmed-up dinner was never worth much. A little NOHSGYISS HOW and then is A friendly heart with many q friend'
relished by the best of men.
'le"olY" Slfqnge Daniel Streick Sonia Tollas
In thy face l see the map of honor, Even the best must own that patience Her voice was ever soft, Qefllle and
'wth and IOYGHY and resignation are the pillars lowg an excellent thing in a
of peace on earth. WUFUGYT
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Fanny Van Raepenbusch Linda Veurink Gerald Wahl
Common sense is the best sense l know. Always friendly, lust the same. A perfect card, a ioker, that ig,
Always square in lite's old game.
Chorles Mischke William Moore Betty Morris
Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. The great aim of education is not Life is what you moke il.
knowledge but action.
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Music makes life worth living, For she is neat, and she is sweet. Learning resolves our perfection
why learn?
Ruth Noreen Joan Nuechterlein Noncy Odell
Two plus two equals five. Some thinks the world is mode for Her heorl is not her own, but it is
fun and frolic and so do l. in good hands.
Shirley Rutz Blanche Sample
Ronald Schalon
Peppy G5 0 fed PePPe'- One good turn deserves another. An all around good fellow but ruled only by one
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My heart bids me do it, if l can, If work interferes with pleasure, We learn not in school, but in life.
ana if it is a thing possible to do. out the work.
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Jerry Schmidtke Allen Schneck Wayne Sheu
A taste of merry-making may quicken The strongest man in the world is He that will make good use of any
me relish of me. he who Hands alone. part of his life, must allow a
lgrge part of it to recreation
Delman Ward Kenneth Wells
He is everybody's friend and l cannot tell how the truth may beg
nobody's enemy. l say the tale as it came to me.
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Sincere persons are always welcome
Joyce Wichner
Contentment is happiness.
everywhere.
Eleanor Williams Caroline Wilkoske
lf all the world think well of you,
no doubt that you deserve it.
Little friends may prove great friends.
James Wesn er
Angling like virtue is a reward to itself
Clifford Wigle
I look quiet, but you should get
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ioyment is his chief employment
Robert Yerke
It is better for a man
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Our characters are the results of our
Patricia Ziebart
to blush than Good humor is one of the best articles of
character. dress one can wear in society.
Helen Zimmermann Theodgfe Zuppke
Happiness was born to share. Oh that c man was measured by his length.
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