Bayless High School - Oracle Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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K QJJJTS x W AQ X A ' 1 lj A TH 959' Q ' X MVN by off? if k UJYWUWMXV , fn fl X Qi, gk ggfg Xfflf5fW ff VN A-in-M Q F . ls' ' 'H XJ x 5 Published by the lournolnsm class of Bayless Hugh School 4532 Weber Road Sf Louis 23 Mnssourl J llwl Li.: K' Y IV '1 a.l lllll' Y . ' K' A 3-f ffljlzr .X A 1 7 . 4-21 fa F , .f , sig,-Linn , I xy, 1 - 1 'zffj 2,1-J' 'jx fmq' feels' , kfjv ff'f4'c e- f 1' mf fsvfs ' 'AN7 'ff f-,Q ,K A V 4 . t N s ,fxl AN Y ,x A J ,QI f ' A kf X. X V WA A , A A 'X 1 I-. ' YR !tLff,zX 'K ' v-Xl fxfl 'j A X 'lxx 'X ,A A L 1 A , AA NX ' XA - lx gd, , fx - ting fa 3 f h Sch I LI 6 ilr.n..-in As we look back upon our high school years we who are the seniors of l959 will remember with great pride the edifice which housed our education our new high school building with its beauty comfort and modern facilities And as our education needed educators that new building also required the support of a group of people the citizens of our scnool district So with respect for its newly forming traditions apprecia tion for its faculty deep gratitude for the education received from its members and heartfelt gratitude to the people who planned this education and made it possible we dedicate our 1959 ORACLE to the progress found in our growing com- munity and advancing education - symbolized by our new high school, 3 5,1 K Si X Prog The pride of the class of '59 in its education is culminated in the long awaited High School Building cmd Gym. However, pride is not a sometime thing. It begins for the student at the age of tive, when he clasps his mother's hand and timidly enters the kindergarten. Pride for this year's Senior Class members began all over again atter they entered the two new buildings. However, not only the high school students are proud of advancements of the Bayless School District, the Elementary and Junior High students and faculty are proud of their many achieve- ments: H uf: X042 28714, 4 FE SS Beginning in fourth grade, French is being taught to students who have emotional stability, intellectual curiosity and an above average IQ. A Saturday poster art class, taught by Miss Craft, has been organized for a group of students in the Elementary School. Freshmen with good study habits, high Standardized Test results, and the recommendation of a math teacher, now have the opportunity to take a special course in algebra and physics, physics ordinarily being a junior-senior course. Senior High curriculum, which now contains seven periods each day instead of six, enables students to take physical education tive day a week and also allows students to take more classes. , if , - 4 V ,iff ,f.. l Vmk' l - r-e ' ,,.i . ' y -LL ,' ,L its 'li 5 4? The Board of Education HERMAN F TROSKE President THOMAS HARRINGTON Vice Presldent THEODORE J BREC HT Director ELMER GROTH Secretc ry F ROBERT WOLZ Treosurer These men ore revered by students faculty od mmustrotnon ond community for their dedicated ef forts to keep the quality of educotion at its present high level to strive for improved curriculum ond to ofter our students on education comporoble or superior to thot of ony other district. 6 VEARL E MORRIS Director Administration Mr. BECK, our superintendent since l946, is respected and admired by both the school and community, for his excellent leadership and iudgement, Mr WEHLING a principal never too busy to help any student has completed his eighth year at Bayless He will long be remembered by both alumni and students as a friend and advisor Mr FICKLIN a member of the stat? for I2 years has done an excellent lab as superintendent in charge of buildings transportation maintenance and is director of athletics 7 . , . V 1 I Faculty Mrs GLADYS ALEXANDER Secretary to Mr Beck Mr PAUL ANDERS CulverStockton Southeast Mnssourn State Teachers College BS 195B Mrs BARBARA BREGANT Cen tral College Fayette Mlssourl BS 1955 Mr MERLE BUSCH Washmgton Unlversnty BA 1952 MA 1957 Mlss LOIS CHARLES Fort Scott Jr College Central Mlssourl College BS Ed 1946 Colorado State Unlverslty M Ed 1955 Mrs JOAN DENEILLE Vanderbilt Umversnty BS 1949 RN St Thomas Hosputal Nashville 1952 Mrs ANN DUCHEK Webster College AB 1940 St Louus Untversnty Graduate Work Mrs ESTELLE ELMORE Southeast Mus sour: State Teachers College BS 1928 Unlverslty of Mlssourl MA 1938 North western Unlverslty Washmgton Unlverslty Graduate Work Mrs BARBARA ELSTER Umverslty of Ne braska BA 1925 Columbna Unlversnty Graduate Work Mlss MARGARET FUERTH Southeast Mussourl State College BS 1957 Mlss JOANN GODSIL Webster College St Louls Unlverslty BS Speech Correctlon 1957 Mlss ANN HARRELL Unlverslty of Mlssourl BS Ed Washmgton Unlversaty MA 1956 Mrs JOANN HIRNING Secretary to Mr Wehlmg Mr HAROLD JAGELS Concordia Teachers College BS 1943 St Louis ln CLAIRE JOHNSON Washmgton Unlverslty AB MA Mr RAYMOND KELLER St Louis Unlverslty AB 1950 MA 955 Mr THOMAS LOMBARDO Culver Stockton College BS Ed 1955 Washmgton Unlver slty Graduate Work Mr CHARLES LYONS Washmgton UHIVBYSIIY BS 1951 MA 1952 Mr JOHN MANSAGER Unuverslty of Mlssourl BS Ed 1953 MA 1958 Miss HELEN OBRIEN Webster College AB 1954 St Louis Unlverslty Graduate Work Mr PAUL ONKLE Unlverslty of Mussourl Washmgton Unlversnty BS Ed 1953 M Ed 1954 Mr LOUIS PAUL Washmgton University BS 1951 MA 1955 Mr MERE DITH PHILLIPS Wesleyan Unlversuty AB 1950 Unlverslty of Mlssourl MSW 1958 Mr BYRON POWELL Washburn Unl versuty AB 1950 Unlverslty of Denver Graduate Work Mr FRANCIS PRATT Arkansas State Col lege BS Ed 1958 Mnss HARRIET THOMAS Harris Teachers College Washmgton Un: verslty BS Ed 1957 Graduate Work Mrs CATHERINE WALLACE Northwestern Um versity BS 1939 Washmgton Umversnty MSW 1950 Mrs AUDREY WUNDERLICH Secretary to Mr Flcklxn . , . I s I - I - I , , . ., . . , ' I I I .I ' 'f ' s I . I I I I . . 5 . . . . . 2 , . - . 1 , , . . : - - . ' , ' . . - , , - . I . l 1 . . . , ' . , I , - . , , - . : - P , . . u I A 1 - - J ' ' 4 , . , 1 , . - 1 . .' I . J . . . I . , . . . , I . I . stitute of Music, B.M. 1948, M.A. 1957. Mrs. I . I I I . ., . . . , . ' . , - . . , . . , I Q, . . . , . . . ' , , . . - I ' ' ' ': . . . , I ' I I ' - - ' ' I A . I ' I 1 ' ' ' ', . . . . . , '- , . . I ' D W . 1 ' f - ' , . . . . , . , . . I . I .. 1 ' , . . : ' ' A , W . . , . . , fd' The B,g Four? Where Is Bayless? Facult f On The Other Sude For A Chong Music In Mcfl'1emchcs7 i T 5 I5 9 Who1Are They Up To Now'7 9 Patrons Assoclatlon and Mothers Club Presldent Margaret Froehllch Secretary Lucllle Schmidt Treasurer Estah De Noyer Correspondmg Secretary Louase Busch Chairman Homeroom Mother Jenny Burr Patrons Assoclatlon The Patrons Association IS organized for the welfare of the students The As soclatlon sponsors our annual school plc mc and IS responsible for the gifts glven the students at Christmas trme Mothers Club The Mothers Club has always done a wonderful 'ob and thus year has been no exceptnon It sponsors the Parent Teachers meetings and the Teen Town for the Sensor and .lunlor Hlgh Schools Through the Teen Town proflts the Mothers Club has do nated a puano to the Sensor Hugh school Music Department Among other actuvutles they also donated the beautiful shrubbery for the new hugh school A new prolect for our Mothers Club IS that of sponsoring our Honor Socxety President Robert Mlllecker Vlce President Stanley Boehm Secretary Louis Stephan Treasurer Rlchard Coombs Trustee David Sums 10 9 ' ' f 1 I , l . I l I - sl 5 . ' . , hu, 1 n . ' Vice President .... . ..... Matz McFarland Q 0 o , . . . . Classes Nl MH I W ll! wx :tl nn,-..---X W h b47 Seniors LINDA AHLHEIM - Winnie Poo . . . Ron . . , personality . . . CLAUDINE BASDEN - Tawdy Ree . . , Simple . . . Gary . . . Miss Wouldby . . . C.U.T.E. Student Council '57, '58, '59, GAA. eyes . , . wardrobe , . , C.U.T.E .... FHA '56, '57, F.T.A. '53, '59f Pep Club '58, Pf85ldeI'1f '59: Pen 81 Scroll ECUYOI' '55s '58, '59, Library Assistant '58, Office Assistant '59, Pep Club BROADCASTER Editor '59, Oracle Coronation Maid '59. '56, '57, '58, Intramurals '57, '58, '59, ROBERT BATZ - pipe and trenchcoat . . , Romeo . . . Boyd's ALBERT BIRMES - little man , . , Charlotte . . . bounce , . , Pompdebile . . . Key Club '57, '58, Vice-President '59 Con- . . . strained vocal chords . . . Chancellor . , . Intramurals '56, cert Choir '59. '57, '58, '59 Seniors MICHAEL BLANK - Hot Olds . . . flct-top . . . Mickey . . . IRIS BLISS - Tri-Tones . . . Freckles . , . Loretta Young . . . suede locket . . . Class Vice-President '56, '57, Student Council Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl . . . C.A.R.DS . . . FTA '58, '59, Con- '57, Band '56, '57, '58, Concert Choir '57, '58, Intramurals '56, cert Choir '58, '59, Orchestra '58, Girls' Glee Club '57, Student '57, '58, '59. Council '59, ORACLE Coronation Maid '59. NS JANET BUSCH - Quiet riot . . . giggles . . . peanuts . . . library lovers . . . Floyd . . . Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59, Library As- SUE BUSHEK - Quiet . . . bleachy . . . her own cor . , . lots of sistant '59. fun . . . Intramurals '58, '59. Seniors DON COMOTTO - Rhea . . . Red Dog . . . tease . . . basket- CAROL COSTLEY - Miss Benny Goodman . . . push-up expert? ball all-star . . . P.P. Key Club '57, '58, B Club '57, '58, '59, . . . slick skater . . . svireet and nice . . . champion cyclist. FHA Basketball B Team '56, Varsity Basketball '57, '58, coecaptain '56, '57, '58, '59, Pep Club '57, Band '56, '57, '58, '59. '59, Track '56, '57, Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59. BEVERLY COUGHLIN - Irons in the tire . . . Peoples . . . Bee-ver-ly . . . Empty space on Lindell . . . C,A.R.D.S. BROAD- ROSARY D'ANGELO - Rotory' '... Little Italy . . . Sweet . . CASTER and ORACLE Staff '59, Office Assisfant '58, Volleyball Blondie , . . C,U,T,E. Pep Club '58, '59, Freshman Chorus, Girls '58, Intramurals '58, '59. Glee Club '57, Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59. at Hg, ' eg 'fi 8' 1. Seniors JOHN DICKEY - Mickey Dickey . . , Cool sox . . . eyebrows KAY EDMONDS - Erp 4 . . Newberry's , . . Eyes . . . Curly . . . IT's o F-O-R-D. Bond '57, '58, '59, Intromurols '56, '57, '58, . . . C.U.T,E. FHA '57, '58, '59, Volleyball '56, '57, Office s '59, Bowling Club '59, sisrom '58, GAA '58, '59, Pep Club '59, Infromurols '56, ' '58, '59. JOAN FALTER - Booker . . . Cropped locks . , . Gods! . . . PATRICIA FITZGERALD - Going steady . . . bubblegum . . . Foulfy filing. Pep Club '57, Bond '56, Concert Choir '57, '58, Joan , . , Fingernoils . , . Bob. GAA '57, '58, '59, Pep Club SecreTcry's Club, Vice President '59, Inframurcls '56, '57, '58, '59, '56, Basketball '56, '57, '58, '59. , , l Seniors WAYNE GARNATZ - Tall . . . Howdy , . . Hot dog . , . dark PEARL HILL - Pony-tail . . . Studious . . . Size 4 shoe . . . Ex- . . . Top coat . . . Transfer student '59, Bowling Club '59, Hockey Star . . . Chatterbox . . . F.T.A. '57, '58, '59, G,A.A. '57, '58, '59, Pep Club '56, Band '56, '57, Hockey '56, '57, '58, Vol- leyball '56, '57, '58, Library Assistant '57, '58, '59, Science Club '56, '57, , - 'T W---...znz . . , ...--Q. I ,--1, f --..... Y C--..... ,.-... KAREN KELLOGG - Ke-in' '... Food Crazy , . . Naive . . . Captain , , 4 C.U.T.E. Student Council '59, F.T,A. '58, '59, G,A.A. '58, '59, Secretaries' Club '59, Coronation Maid '58, '59, Vol. JANICE KIENINGER - Butcl1ers' '... Convertibles. . . Jokester leyball '57, '58, Cheerleader '56, '57, '58, Captain '59, Intrq- . . . Dates . . . Did you hear? Office Assistant '58, Band '56, murals '56, '57, Intramurals '57, '58, Seniors JAMES KlUND - Clown . . . boats . . . '55 Ford . . v P.P. JOSEPH KNEZEVICH - Sarcastic? . . , conceited . . . Bashful? CIOSS Vice PI'e5ld9f1f '58r KGY Club '57, '53: B Club '57, '58, . . . P.P .... good build. Class President '57, '59, Treasurer '59, Concert Choir '57, '58, Baseball '56, '57, '58, '59, Basketball '58, B Club '58, '59, Basketball '56, '57, '58, '59, Key Club '56, '57, '58, '59, Track '56, '57, '58, '59. '56, '57, '58, ' fe-Piv- ,wt THOMAS LAGOW - Jo' '... White Guy . , . Bayless Hank . , . KAREN KOHOUT - Duck' '.,. Petite . . . Day-Dreamer , . , What a line!! . , , P.P. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT '59, Band Boys . . . Clyde . . . C.U.T.E, Class Treasurer '56, Secretary '59, '56, '57, '58, President '59, Baseball '56, '57, '58, Captain '59, Student Council '58, '59, Basketball Queen '59, ORACLE Editor Basketball '56, '57, '58, '59, Track '56, '57, '58, '59, B Club '59, Cheerleader '57, '58, '59, F.T.A. '58, '59, '57, '58, '59. f if Seniors ROBERT LANGENECKERT - Lonnie . . . blond blind date . . . BENNY LQPRESTA - Dark hair , . . nice , . . Ramllods . . . foot- Riverview . . . MC. Key Club '58, President '59, Science Club '58, ball build. Office Assistant '58, '59. Vice-President '59, Concert Choir '57, '58, '59, Track '57, '58, '59, Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59. 3855, ,f JOAN LEONARD - Quiet . . . twin . . . 5'2 , Eyes of Blue . , . JAMES LEONARD - Len' ',.. twin . , . Girls . . . P.P, Bas- C.A.R.D.S. Class Secretary '56, GAA '58, Secretary '59, Pep Club ketball '56, Varsity Basketball '57, '58, '59, Baseball '56, '57, '58, '57, '58, Cheerleader '57, Secretary's Club, Business Manager '59, Track '56, '57, '58, '59, Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59. '59, Athletics and Intramurals '57, '58, '59. nj, fi y F Seniors ALAN LINDHORST - Witty , . . Roosevelt . , . transter student GARY McDERMOTT - New car every day . . . Mac . . , bas Roosevelt High School '56, '57, '58, Science Club, Treasurer '59. ketball star? Science Club '57, Intramurals '57, '58, '59, JOSEPHINE MILANO - Tom. , . Ro and Jo . . . spic and span SHARON MELUNGER - Scory' ',., crazy mixed-up kid . . . . , , I don't blusl1!!' '.,. C.U,T.E. Pep Club '57, '58, Secretary witty , , , C.U.T.E. ORACLE Queen '59, FHA '57, '58, Secretary '59, Basketball Coronation Maid '59, Honor Society '59, ORACLE '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Intramurals '56, '57, Hockey '59. Coronation Maid '58, Seniors MARY RITTER - Peaches 8- cream complexion . . . pretty eyes ANN ROSMANITZ - GulIible . . . Really? . . , Fraulein . . . . . Madame Butterfly . . . C.A.R.D.S. Band '56, '57, '58, '59, sweet 8- sincere . . . C.A.R.D.S. F.T.A. '58, Treasurer '59, Secre F.H.A. '56, '57, '58, Reporter '59, F.T.A. '58, '59, ORACLE and tary's Club '59, Girls' Glee Club '57, BROADCASTER Stall '59, Concert Choir '57, '58. GEORGE ROTTY - G.M.C .... real line . . .flirt , . . blind date WILLIAM RUBLE - Olds . . . Car 220 . , . Judy . . . MC, , . , M.C. Key Club '59, Concert Choir '57, '58, '59, Intramurals ORACLE and BROADCASTER Staff '59, Bowling Club '56, '56, '57, '58, '59. '57, '58, '59. Seniors 8 l- HARRY RUNG - Hi-fi and Jazz . . . Ten o'clock scholar . . . P.P. PATRICIA SCHMATT - Swinging with Stan . . . athletic . . . Student Council '56, '57, Key Club '57, '58, Science Club '57, B artist . . . No. 6. Honor Society '59, G.A.A. '57, '58, '59, ORACLE Club '57, '58, '59, Track '56. '57, and BROADCASTER Staff '59, Secretary's Club '59, Girls' Ath- letics '56, '57, '58, '59, Library Assistant '59. 3' -J-we JANET SEWALD - Seaweed . , .smile all the while . . . Nice JOAN SEDLACEK - Jim . . . Pat . . . smiling, silent type . . . . . . C.U.T.E. Pep Club '58, '59, Secretary's Club '59, lntramurals premature graying . . . F.H.A. '57, '57, '58, '59. Seniors DIANE SHAW - Hawks' enthusiast , . . clarinet 4 . . California. CONSTANCE STINNETT - Jefferson Barracks . , . Nick . . . F.H.A, '56, '57, '58, '59, Pep Club '58, '59, Band '56, '57, '58, Kimmswick . . . Hancock , . . Doggie Plymouth. Pep Club '56. '59, Concert Chair '58, Volleyball Intramurals '57. JEAN STITZ - Sweet personality , . . sports . . . C,A,R.D,S, Class Treasurer '59, Pep Club '58, '59, BROADCASTER and ORACLE STAFFS '58, '59, Field Hockey '56, '57, '58, '59, Volleyball '56, '57, '58, '59, Basketball '56, '57, '58, '59, Pen and Scroll Editor '59, IRVIN STOBIE - Cranklin McCormick , . , Stosh' '... Celtic Student Council Representative '59, F.T.A. '57, '58, president '59 Science Club '58, B Club '57, '58, '59, Intramurals '56, '57, '58 '59, Concert Choir '57, '58, Baseball '57, '58, Track '57, '58, '59 8 Basketball '57, Varsity Basketball '59, . uit. ' 4 . ll, Seniors MELVIN STUCKMEYER - lt's o Ford , . . Cobboge-tlwrower . , toll ond slim . . . friendly. lntromurols '56, '57, '58, '59. ADELE SUMMERS - Brcins . . . Miss Red Cross . . , friendly . . Queen of Indio, F.T.A. '56, '57, '58, '59, Honor Society '59, Li brury Assistant '58, '59, Intramurals '58, '59. 1' JJ . W Y , nga 'M' ii - , Wy: 544917. .... .v ' .5 ,cl 1 ...qu ,gn- ...vw- RONALD TAYON - 8.8 .... Hove Pontioc, Will Drag . , . ice-skating . . . Ron . . , M.C. Science Club '57, Bond '56, '57, '58, '59, lntromurcfs '56, '57, '58, '59. JOAN THEIS - model . l'ri-tones . . . Bubbling Personolity . . , C.A.R.D.S. President Honor Society '59, Class Secretory '58, Student Council '56, F.H.A, '56, Secretory '57, '58, '59, F,T,A, '57, '58, '59, Bond '56, '57, '58, '59, Concert Choir '57, '58, '59, Orchestra '57, '58, President '59, Seniors RODMAN THORN - Poslosky's . . . Hot Ford . . . steady . . . Rod. ROBERT THURMAN - Voice and instruments . . . trombone . . . Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59. Cleveland . , . M.C. ORACLE and BROADCASTER Stall '59, Band '56, '57, '58, '59, Orchestra '57, '58, '59, Concert Choir '57, '58, '59, Key Club '59, Library Assistant '59, Track '59, ln- tramurals '57, '58, 59. EUGENE TONKOVIC - Gene . waiter , . . legs, Intramurals '56, ,gui , Elvis . . . Tonki . . . head- '57, '58, '59, Track '57, '58. A GLENN TROST -- lndividual' '... squeaky shoes . . . Frosty . . . Tuba . . , M.C. Class President '58, Class treasurer '56, Honor Society '59, Key Club '57, '58, Treasurer '59, Band '56, '57, '58, '59, Orchestra '57, '58, '59, Concert Chair '57, '58, '59, Track '59. Seniors JAMES TUMBAS - blond . . . quiet personality . . . artist. lntra- CAROL UHLENDORF - double date . . , clothes , , . friendly murals '56, '57, '58, '59. . . . letters . . . C.A.R.D.S, lntramurals '56, '57, '58, '59. I JUDY WAELKE - Woe-elk' '.., statuesque . , . What's the deal here?' '... sarcastic . . . C.U.T,E. Secretary's Club '59, Pep Club '56, '57, '58, '59, Girls' Athletics '56, '57, '58, '59, FHA '56, '57, '58, President '59, FTA '57, '58, '59g GAA '57, '58, '59, Band SHARON WAHL - Tom . . . mathematical brain . . . recruit '56, '57, '58, '59, from Cleveland. Transfer student, Concert Choir '59. Seniors RUSSELL WASHINGTON - Fido . . . artist , . . fishing , . LOIS WERNER - Uhlie's . , , giggles . , . Jan . . . Oh, yea!!! public orator . . , hot ford? Intramurals '56, '57, '58, '59, F.H.A, '56, '57, '58, Intramurals '57, '58, Librarian '59. 4? ,Q A Zhi 5' 35? SUSAN WIND - The Mouth . . , eyelashes . . . beauty queen , . . sweet and innocent??? . . . C.U.T.E. Student Council '58, '59, F.T,A. '57, '58, '59, Honor Society '59, Coronation Maid '56, Bas- ketball Queen '58, G.A.A. '57, '58, '59, Band '56, '57, '58, '59. is W v Last Wall and To some lucky Journalasm student LINDA AHLHEIM leaves her posataon as Edator of the Ba Ha Broad caster CLAUDINE BASDEN walls her extensave wardrobe to JOYCE MUELLER JERRY THOELE as gaven BOB BATZs and WAYNE GARNATZ s lakang for papes AL BIRMES leaves has parkang space to TOM SCHWARZE and JIM MATHI MIKE BLANK walls DALE JAYCOX has dewdrop haarcut A place an the Senaor Trao left vacant by IRIS BLISS as to be tllled by JACKIE SCHRAMM NORMA FRANK replaces JANET BUSCH as labrar an PAT TORLINA and BERNICE DALLMER get thear quaet ways from SUE BUSHEK DON COMOTTO leaves has basketball skall to CARL KRYSL and JIM NEWSOM CAROL COSTLEY walls her typang skall to PHYLLIS ERNST KAY MCCAULEY receaves BEVERLY COUGHLINs chemastry skall ROSARY DANGELO leaves her femanane ways to SHIRLEY MILLER and SHARON ARANT JOHN DICKEY walls has place an band to DENNIS SCHOLZ or GREG ABRAMS LEE BRAUNDEL PAT AHLHEIM gets her shany black haar from JOAN FALTER HARRY GIBSON donates has rosy cheeks to BOB CHILDERS and JIM EASTER PAT FITZGERALD leaves her long flragernaals to RUTH ANN OCHS GRACE GROH and MARY ANN ORTMANN are walled PEARL HILL s long ponytaal KAREN KELLOGG bequeathes ner sample ways tc JUDY SEIGRIST SHARON SCHERTING receaves her aob at a super market from JANICE KIENINGER JIM KLUND leaves has ballet dancang abalaty to CHARLENE MEHL JOE KNEZEVICH walls has abalaty to get along wath teachers to JACK TWEDDALE and JIM SKILES LARRY KOENIG leaves PAT STECH receaves her deep volce from KAREN KOHOUT and JEAN STITZ TOM LAGOW walls the Student Councal gavel to BARRY HANA BOB LANGENECKERT leaves the flrst chaar an the tenor sectlon to MARTY REICHMUTH ROGER TREFTS gets has aob as offlce assastant from BEN LAPRESTA JIM LEONARDS easy goang ways are left Ia DEN NIS SCHOOR and ED ROHLMANN SUE BUSHEK and JOAN LEONARD bequeath the-ar sweet ways to CONNIE CLEVELAND Testament ALAN LINDHORST leaves has place on the flrst hour Celtacs to DENNIS KNOPF TOM FISCHEL and BOB FITTS get JOHN LoGRAS SO s car coat ARTIE MUHS and RON OLIVE get thear dravang abalaty from GARY MCDERMOTT SHERRY MELLINGER leaves her crown to some de servang Junaor garl JO MILANO walls her rosy blush to JUDY HACKER BARBARA PROCHKO and JANE MASEK PAM SCHWEITZER gets her wavy haar from MARY RITTER DeANNE PARHAM gets her drawang abalaty from PAT SCHMATT and ANN ROSMANITZ GEORGE ROTTY gaves has place an Dramatacs to GUNTHER MEIER and DAVE BERG BILL RUBLE leaves has ambataous ways to JOE MAT ERN and PHIL SIMS GARY NIELSON gets has suave way from HARRY RUNG JOAN SEDLACEK walls her dark eyes to JOANN STRICKER CAROLYN RUNGE recenves her fraendly smale from JANET SEWALD DIANE SHAW leaves her claranet to CAROL WEISS CONNIE STINNETT leaves her senaor rang to DAR LENE CAMPBELL has favorate sayang Go Ahead' DAVE BRUNDICK gets MEL STUCKMEYER s new car ADELE SUMMERS bequeathes her watty humor to JUDY HENTSCHEL and MARY LIEBMANN RON TAYON leaves has growang palls to RICHARD BUSCH and KEN MARSH JUDY GOEDFKE and CHARLENE DUVERNELL n herat JOAN THEIS sangang abalaty ROD THORN walls has membershap an a hot rod club to RAY KAESTNER GARY BAUER and ED BREUER NORMAN SCHWEIKERT gets has terraflc sangang abalaty from BOB THURMAN GENE TONKOVIC leaves has haarcut to DENNIS TENDICK and LARRY DANNER GLENN TROST gets rad of has squeaky shoes by leavang them to ROY WALDEN and BILL BEISHER CAROL UHLENDORF leaves her aob at Uhles to SHIRLEY CRAIG LARRENE LIGATICH gets her heaght from JUDY WAELKE SHARON WAHL leaves her posataon as guard to MARIAN WIESEHAN and LINDA MAIER DALE TROSKE gets has abalaty an shop from RUSS WASHINGTON LOIS WERNER leaves her blonde haxr to NORMA NAGEL A place at the senaor table as left to MARY ANNE BAUER and KAREN ALFERINK by SUE WIND i U . . . . KAY EDMONDS wills her olive complexion to MARY IRV STOBIE leaves BILL HOOPS and GEORGE FAHLE . , g , Abrams, Gregory Reading Alferlnk Karen Comblng her hair Bauer Mary Anne Having parties Breuer Edgar Driving a red Chevy Ahlheim, Pat Buying bracelets Arant Sharon Ruding around in a 58 Ford Belsher William Working in shop Brundick David Bummmg S P A R E T I Bauer Gary Playing the piano Berg David Braundel Mary Composing music ee Busch Richard Cdmpbell Darlene Childers Robert Riding his bike Cl1eW 9 9Um Building model cars 28 M E O C C U P A T , I f N I . '. . L' class Being with Judy , fb , V f J' Dallmer Bermce Snngmg Easter James Ernst Phyllls Swlmmlng Making Es In fvpmsa Fltts Robert Frank Norma Gnbson Harry Eatlng Learnmg about Belng with Duane Colorado 29 Cleveland Conme Smlllng f'1 Uanner Larry Bemg polite Fahle George Annoylng Mr Keller Goedeke Judy Goung to Job s Daughters Cralg Shnrley Curling her eyelashes Duvernell Charlene Working at Stlx 'fx wr Flschel Thomas Studymg sclence Grah Grace Flxmg her Pony s P A R E 3 T I y . .I . M ,. . E o y , c c u P A ,yi V. I E O y , V , N . , 1 EAA? E ff ' sf , t Hacker Judy Buylng clothes ard sibl- or Hentschel Judy Talking to Dave In the halls Jaycox Dale Being with a Du Bourg student A ff' Krysl Carl Startnng new fads -'If' Hana Barry Phllosophlzlng Hoops Bull Keeping the bench warm Kaestner Ray Putting the top down on s Chevy YW fund !q'co-swf lmpelllzerl Tom Cllckmg her nails Kung Marilyn Waving her left hand Llebmann Mary Lvgatlch Larrene Gugglmg Taklng down the J.D.'s minutes 30 Knopf Dennis Walknng Loss to c ass W-1 if Moser, Linda Marsh Ken Looking out the Sleeping window S P A R E T I M E Miller Shirley Writing to Rich ,- 1'-' Newsom James Nielson Gary Making s Practicing pole chemistry vaultmg Masek, Jone Studying McCauley Kathleen Being Vice Pres: dent of the J D s Mueller Joyce Driving Bedeulia the eep Ochs Ruth Driving her Chevy 31 Motern, Joe Having no time to spare Mehl Charlene Taking dancing lessons Muhs Arthur Duclung as he goes through doorways Olive Ron Working at Food Mathi, Jim Cracking Nuckolls Meier Gunther Riding his horse Nagel Norma Hurrying Ortmann Mary Being with ih Center gwms O C I . C U J p J A T l . , ' , N I 4. ! I f 'I Y Parham Deanne Drawing Prochko Barbara Trymg to grow Runge Carolyn Golng to Teen Town Scholz Denms Playing the Parks Tom wuthdrew fa? rn Reuchmuth Martun Takung care of hus 09 Paul Janet Perfechng her wa k Rohlmann Edward Agreeing with has slsfer S P Scharlotf Roger Schertmg Sharon Schlsler Dennus Swummung Workung at Gemng E s Rapp s Schoor Dennus Schramm Hot roddnng Jacquelyn rrumpe! Playing the puano 32 Ng Schwarze Tom Schweukert Being a lax: Norman drlver Bemg with Sharon A e R E T , , , I . . .I M E o c c u P l r A e , T , . I . ' . ' . ' Q d ,U . . N y l 72' , li '11 I S P A R E Schweitzer Pom Writing to Rollo Skiles Jim Dating Junior High Girls Zig' Seigrist Judy Sims Philip Waiting for Clem Imnofing Arthur Siech Pat Talking about Lindbergh Murray Stricker Jocnn Laughing Tendick Dennis Thoele Jerry Torlino Pot Trefts Roger Driving his ho! Going over to Being with Tom Buying coo' I Mer: Tom-Cot -,EJ Troske, Dole Tweddole, Jock Walden, Roy Weiss, Carol Wiesel-ion, Talking Looking in rhe Teosing people Going to the Marion mirror Cord Club Talking to Judy 33 meetings u Nfl Most Thrllllng Moment Albers Jucluth Going to the prom Arnold Robert 'U tr Rndmg wnth Bull Asselmeuer Sharon Graducxtnng from elghth grade Ayers Charlotte Gomg to the Basketball Queen Dance Barrett Carol Recenvmg Gordon: rmg Becker Kenneth Warkmg un shop Blank Donald Gettmg my tenor sox Bommornto Joseph Scorung my Hrs? two points In basketball Boston Ora Gettung out of trouble Broeckelman Joann Bemg suxteen Brooks Fred Gettung my first 'ob Brown Edward Being In Key Club Brundck Barbara Commg home from the 58 Coronatlon Bryan Joyce Gomg on my first date wnth Harold Chord Edgar Scorung ten pounts ogannst Maplewood Chenot Jeanne Attendung a mnth grade party 34 Most Thrilling Moment Dlcknette Theresa Seeing o Donkey Ball Game Doza Rona agolnst Elvlns Edwards Diana rung Egendoerfer Carol Gonng out with Jm Emery Sharon Starting Bayless Fear Robert Going out with girls Fish Robert Gorng on my first date Flamm Kenneth Wlnmng our first game ln the new gym Flemming, Marilyn Benng rn my sisters wedding. Chrlstlcn CluHord Getting my first 0 Conner Carolyn Going steady wrth Gcry Cook Jerry not prctured Dalba Rhea Berng Coronation mard Daley Carol Meeting Don T' Scoring thirty three points Recenymg Harrys senior Fless, Edward - Bowling one-hundred and thirty-three. Fow.er, Richard - Being told I was neat. 1 r9X 4 4' ' 1. 4 f L -,H C 35 Most Thrlllmg Moment Groh Ruth Gomg wlth Ron Grossman June twnthdrewl me ! xg! W Wi? A Haeusser Judnth Getting Bulls rung Hager Betty Graduatnng from enghth grade Hanschmldt Edward Playlng basketball Hanschmndt Robert Flndung out that Ed was my brother Hansen Sandra Golng on my first date with Jim Hanser Kenneth Co'lectmg money Hardm MCFIOYIS Goung to the 59 Bos- ketball Coronatnon Henlge Joann Going to the November Oracle Coronation Henley Dlana Gettung Woynes rnn Herznng Judlth Celebratnng New Years V8 Hobson Melody 20 l955 Happenungs of January Holloway Betty Seemg my first baseball game Hosford James Be rlg on DUI' b0Wllr1g team Jamtson Carole Wlnnnng of the 1957 pennant by th Braves 36 1 f A ' I J 1 'll'1 ' ' - f 'W ill! 7 x ,V 1,7 P .My l - . I ' - ' ' 'Q- 1 A E . Most Thrullung Moment Koepper Danuel Enuoyung my first day un hugh school Koch Duane Graduating from hugh school un l96l Kohler Maureen 1Secre-taryi Beung a cheerleader Koupal Nancy ve Kracht Arno Goung to hugh school Kraft Barbara Vacatuonung nn Calufornua Logana John Wunnung at the drag strup Lewus Bannue Happenings of December 26 1958 Lundhorst Susan Going on my first date wuth a senuor Lockwood Mary Performing on Ted Mack s Amateur Hour Looby, Sandra - Going to a New Years Eve party with Jack. Loos Mory - Going steady with Mike. Janesko John Playing basketball un e new gym Kaup Duane Going on my first date wuth Bernard Evenung of New Years Lund, Judith - Dating Jim. Mock, Doncld - Taking no more math. 37 1:-, 'U I Most Thrilling Moment Mallard, April - Making an eighth grade graduation speech. Morttn Raymond Talking dad out of the CGI' Masek Diana Bezng Freshman maid Massara James Playing basketball Mayer Stephan Making the Intramural football team McDermott Judy Riding water skis for the first time McGhee Make lPrestdentl Key Club Getting into Medltng Robert Drtvtng our car Milano Catherine Receiving Mackey s rung Moeser Charlene twithdrewl Munster Linda Attending my first day of school as a sophomore Musket Lester Going to Teen Tawn Naes Frank Taking Joyce out for the first time Nettles Don Knot prcturedl Ntelson Rtchard Making the basketball lSOl'Yl Nogkungg Janet Happenings of January l6 58 38 Most Thrullung Moment Nuckolls James Gettung my first car Oberdalhofl Nancy Beung wuth Norm an Pflueger Dolores Goung to a party wuth Ralph Putts Bonnue Goung steady wuth Ed Plovanuch Anne Seeung my flrst foo ball game at Mussouru Unuversuty Qualls Constance Meetung Denny Rapp Muchael lVuce Presudentj Druvung my first car Reunecke Marue lwuthdrewl Relnhold Sylvester Tcukung out gurls Ructermeyer Mary Graduatung from eughth grade Ruemann Ronald Dancung wuth neat gurs Rutter Joe Lustenung to the rumble OLDS Rohlmann Dolores Beung unu uated unto a drum corps Roberts Gordon Cruusung un my cor Rock Joseph Beung un hugh school Ross Leo Goung out wuth the boys 39 Rutter Ronald Sadlon Elanne at mudnnght Most Thrllllng Moment Recenv ng my hot Chev Eatmg pnzza at Parentes Sandeberg Alvne Catchung a four foot arracuda chaefer Kenneth Making the basket ball team cheldt Karl Workung on cars Schertnng John Making eyes at the gurls Schertzer Mary lTreasurerl Revlsltlng blrth place ln Alabama Soper Robert Trying out for the basket all team Thurm Judnth Enloymg week-ends Toman Judy Recelvung Rons rung Tumbas Anthony Staynng at home Turek Barbara Meeting HIM Turner Janet Meetung John Turner Janette Being born Most Thrilling Moment Vaughan John Eve with Tom Vineyard Richard Vogt William Lettering in baseball Wagner Lois Going with Denny Waser Dennis Dating with my own car Wenck Patricia Winning a dance contest at Roosevelt Hugh School Williams Peter Going on the first date with a certain girl Wolf Judy Passing a world history test Yagge Gary Beating my bro her a a game of ping pong Zavadll Bll Making the swimming team Zimmerly Floyd Going on my first r date Zlnselmeler Ted Williams, David - Watching girls. , - ' T Y . I i - . . . I Give them according to their deeds . . . give them after the work of their hands: render to them their desert. Psalms 28:4 Activities LEFT TO RIGHT Corol Conners Karen Kellogg Buddy Reinhold Ins Blass lrvm Stobue Joyce Mueller Joe Knezevlch Karen Kohout Lindo Ahlhelm Tom Logow Borry Homo George Fohle Gory Nlelson Pot Sfech Koy McCauley Mr Wehlung Sue Wnnd Student Council The oltlcers ot the 195859 Student Councul of Boyless High School were os follows President Vnce President Correspondung Secretory Treosurer Porllomentoruon 4 Thomos Logow Joe Knezevlch Koren Kohout Borry Hono Mr Weh I I ng Secretory ...................... Lindo Ahlheim 4 mf' -uuQ. Thomas Lagow Student Body President i958 59 Honor Society The Alvin Oberg Chapter of the Honor Society was first organized this year. The club is devoted to high ranking students of the senior and iunior classes. Ten seniors and ten juniors formed the original membership, Joe Knezevich, Diane Shaw, and Janet Sewald entered the club as new members in January '59, The Honor Society requires scholarship, leadership, character and service for the ranking senior and junior members FIRST ROW Right to Left P Schmott A Summers B Prochko THIRD ROW Sponsors Mrs Elster Miss OBrien J Milano G J Schromm J Theis J Masek P Stech SECOND ROW J Stitz Trost l Stobe P Schweitzer K Alfermk B Hana l Bliss T Schwarz L Ahlheim G Abrams S Wind D Parham 46 ... , iss A --W . Q ' . , . . - . . , . , , , - 1 A 1 - - V . , . , . , . . . . , 1 - - , - 1 - r - - , 5 A . I . Tri-Tones Ba-Hi's J. Striclcer accompanist M. Liebrnann C. Duvernell J Goedeke The Concert Choir, led by Mr. Jagels, held several important concerts throughout the year. The group traveled to Mehlville and Lindbergh High Schools to present a spring concert. Glenn Trost was chosen presi- dent and Joan Theis was the recording secretary. J. Schromm J. Theis Concert Choir FIRST ROW: A. Plovanich, D. Masek, C. Duvernell, C. Daley, S. As selmeier, M. Ritter, N. Koupal, C. Weiss, R. Groh, D. Pflueger, M Liebmann. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jagels, J. Henige, S, Wahl, J. Theis J. Goedeke, I. Bliss, J. Mueller, J. Stricker, B. Dollmer, M. Richter meyer, J. Schramm, S. Lindhorst, C. Ayers. THIRD ROW: D. Kaup B. Brundick, B. Hager, R. Nielson, R. Fear, W, Vogt, D. Kloepper A. Kracht, R. Walden, N. Oberdalhoff, S. Hansen. FOURTH ROW G, Rotty, D. Berg, J, Ritter, D. Blank, J. Mathi, R. Doza, G. Trost M. Reichmuth, T. Lagow, B. Langeneckert, B. Batz, B. Thurman, R Tciyon. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Groh, G T Trost, J. Theis, M. Weisehan, D. Shaw, D. 'J Berg. SECOND ROW: T. Meyer, B. Harring- -I Yon, B, Klund, C. Ayers, C. Weiss. M, Lieb- qo. mann, B. Prochko, M. Scherfzer, N. Koupal, f B. Rudy. THIRD ROW: S. Wind, M. Riech- f A mufh, J, Dickey, D. Blank, G. Abrams, B. f X Holloway, E. Chard, R. Tayon, D. Scholz, J. Mueller, B. Thufmon. FOURTH ROW: Mr. . I Jagels, R. Nielson, R. Fish, C, Krysl, T. K Lagow, D. Kaup, S. Vogf, J. Stricker. X' Nancy Koupal RK .I I ' r xg Ig.: Susan Wind E, l X.. Mary Ritter lco-captain? BAND FIRST ROW, Left Io Righh M. Kohler, N. Koupal, J. Waelke, M. Rirfer, S. Wind, J. Mueller. SECOND ROW: D. Shaw, C. Weiss, B. Hager, D. Berg, M. Liebmann, B. Prochko, M. Scherfzer, J. Theis. THIRD ROW: S. Asselmeier, C. Ayers, B. Harring- ton, J. Roeder, R, Kaesfner, J. Dickey, T. Zinzel- meier, D. Blank, G. Abrams, C. Costley. FOURTH ROW: D. Scholz, G. Nielson, R. Tayan, E. Chord, R. Schramo, B. Holloway, Thurman, D. Rohlmann, M. Riechmuth, D. Kaup, C. Qualls, R. Fear, B. Thurman. FIFTH ROW: G. Trost, G. Fohle, Mr. Jagels, R. Nielson, R. Fish, C. Krysl, T. Lagow, S. Lindhorsf, A. Krachr. 5 . 1 X J bf' Judy Wcellce lco-coptcinl I' 97 ,--4 ..-f i'- L-1 Joyce Mueller 2' QW f- ' if W j xl Ji Maureen Kohler The orchestro, under the direction of Mri Jogels, consists of forty-one members from the Junior ond Senior High Schools who elected .loon Theis ond Dione Show president ond secretory, respectively. This yeor the orchestro oppeored in the county Music Festivol forthe hrst time, With the Concert Choir the orchestro pre- sented o Spring Music Concert. The senior high bond, olso under the direction of Mr. Jogels, consists of forty- three members from the tenth, eleventh, ond twelth grades, This yeor's onnuol bond tour included o trip to Berkeley ond Honcoclc High Schools. Tom Logow was the president of the bond ond Corol Costley wos the recording secretory. ecretaryk Club 7440 Q FIRST ROW S Wand K Kellogg B Merritt J Falter J Sewold J Leonard SECOND ROW K Kohout C Costley P Schmatt I Blass A Rosmamtz Mrs Bregant sponsor Under the dlrectuon of Mrs Bregant the Secretary s Club was orgamzed In October l956 All sensors wlth one year of typing are quolshed to loan and each member osslsts a teacher rn secretornol work Key Club FIRST ROW Mr Lyons G Trost B Longeneckert B Batz T Meier J Newsom J Bommarlto R Fear FOURTH ROW R Fuschel SECOND ROW G Rotty B Thurman M McGhee R Nnelson B Vogt D Mack J Vaughan E Chard Tets D Berg B R lnhold THIRD ROW M Relchmuth G The Bayless Key Club o Kuwanls sponsored organt member ofthe newly formed South Snde lnner Club a zatnon meets every Tuesday afternoon Under the group orgonszed to coordinate the servnce octnvrtnes drrectuon of Mr Lyons ond the leodershnp of Bob Ol oll the South SCHHT LOUIS Key Clubs Longeneclcert Presndent the Key Club become o 50 Pep Club FIRST ROW Maureen Kohler Suzn Wind Karen Kellogg Karen DAngelo Pat Sfech Joyce Mueller Cathy Mnlano Judy Mc Kohouf Charlene Mehl SECOND ROW Josephine Milano Linda Dermoff FOURTH ROW Sherry Melllnger Jane? Sewald Jo Ann Ahlheum Judy Waelke Mlss Harrell THIRD ROW Rosary Hemge Nancy Koupal Judy Lund Jean Chenof CHEERLEADERS Charlene Mehl Ka en Kohour Maureen Kohler Suzu Wnd Klrfn Kelloflq Cn 51 , , , ' . . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 5 r , w , ' 1 1 3741 Future Teachers of America Under the supervision of Mr. Keller, the members of the Future Teachers of America attend classes in the elementary school to observe methods at teaching practiced there. Other activities include: taking a held trip to Cape Girardeau and helping teachers record grades FIRST ROW: K. Kohout, L. Ahlheim, S. Wind, R. Batz, G. Fahle, J. Vaughan, E, Chard, T. Schwarze, G. Abrams, P. Stech, J. Mueller. SECOND ROW: C. Basden, B. Merritt, A. Rosmanitz, I. Stobie, Mr. Keller, G. Nielson, B. Hana, M. Ritter, A. Summers, I. Bliss. THIRD ROW: K. Kellogg, S. Scherting, J. Stricker, S. Arant, M. Braundel, p...A-f I J. Hentschel, M. Liebman, M. Weisehan, J. Goedeke. R. Ochs, C. Ayers, P. Hill, J. Masek, B. Wigger, J. Henige, N. Koupal, N. Frank, K. Alferink, J. Theis. FOURTH ROW: J. Tweddale, W. Hoops, G. Trost, A. Kracht. 1555- FIRST ROW: C. Weiss, J. Masek, J. Broeckelmann, J. Turner, M Wiesehan, J, Turner, D. Shaw, C. Costley, S. Emery, J. Lund SECOND ROW: P. Stech, P. Ahlheim, K. Alferink, S. Scherting J. Siegrist, J, Waellce, S. Mellinger, J. Theis, M. Ritter, L. Wagner. THIRD ROW: Miss Charles, K. Edmonds, C. Mehl, J. Mueller, L The Future Homemalcers of America, under the super- vision ot Miss Charles, have been very active this year. Among their many activities are: making Easter place Ligatich, K, McCauley, M. Richtermeyer, M. Braundel, J. Walt, E. Sadlon, M. Loas, M. Flemming. FOURTH ROW: B. Prochko, J Schrumm, C. Duvernal, N. Koupol, C. Egendoerter, J. Goedeke, M. Bauer, C. Barrett, B. Kraft, R. Dalba, M. Kohler, C. Ayers, S Asselmeier, S. 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We 'Nc 'News from TCW HP'f1 'X qr S as H 'mums page c1'drrrxrr'esx 'www 1-1' 'H' 'W our-P' SMM 5' 'E' U O 'C' 9 SUPP' 3 'F' - ,- r-ps gp 'ed 'er 'he respe ' H 1 mf' rwssrwf-as 5' PEN AND SCPOLL ,O - ' .A , , BOB THURMAN MARV RITTER O Bob s good work on me yearbook and paper Type ,wer ,We Mow S ,owne Cwww. - Q , rs shown by hrs wrllrngneu rp work ms mm bu, he, ,ypmg hu, ,,,rp,,d ,he ,,,,,,,pU,,,,, ,Ee cmcles un the paper have drown unvevexv from Q Hmm'-r of in dwdlinexl GH non-musuc svudenu ' 'C-7 di r PAT AHLHEIM r mmf Mums' ., ,. , . ,Y r , I l PU'-' ' - f ' s ,.s. , A.e-s'e. s- fs' fre Sr 1- ee . . -., ,,, r -. Q em 1 ' pr- 'Drfv ':'1' .-2 wr- ' 'we :cue-1 --e- '-M , ' ,, ,., 9 A 1 u , . , ,. L. 5 KAREN KEUOG G .Lrg mu KUBLE 5 ,,,., HS :fe Office Assistants These students help various teachers in Junior High, Both fellow students and the faculty appreciate their or work in the High School ofhce during their study halls. time and their efforts. FIRST ROW: J, Schramm, R. Ochs, Mrs. Elmore. SECOND ROW: J. Busch, D, Berg, B. Hud- son, P. Schweitzer, N. Frank, M. Hobson, L. Maier, C. Cleveland. THIRD ROW: B. Vogt, G. Abrams, P. Hill, G. Rotty, J. Brockelman, R. Thurman, P. Schmatt. FOURTH ROW: A. Kracht, M. McGhee, J. Hacker, J. Vaughan, F. Zirnrnerly, A. Summers, M. Richterrneyer, J Milano, K. Milano. .33 bb-4... LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Basden, R, Trefts, G. Fahle, M. Bauer, K. Kohout, Mrs. Hirning, secretary to Mr. Wehling, R. Kaestner, C. Qualls, and B. Brundick. ,,. f-f-1 If - The assistant librarians are volunteer students, who do shelve books and help their fellow students locate books regular work every day. They collect fines, record Their prompt, regular and dependable service is ap charges, issue books, accept returns, process new books, pr6CiC1TSCl by all. Library Assistants Science Club The science club was organized under the direction Oil Company. This organization helps the students to of Mr. Busch. One ot its activities was a trip to the Shell understand more about science and the world around us. 'T v- .av-yan N. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Wind, T, Logow, T. Fischel, G. Meier, C. Basden, B. Hana, A, Birmes, T. Schwarze, A, Lindhorst, I, Stobie, D. Kloepper, A. Plovanich, K, Kellogg, K. Allerinlc, C, Jamison Mr. Busch, Sponsor, A. Longen eckert, S, Aront, G. Tonkovic, J Klund, A. Mallard, R. Martin, .l Knezevich, M. Schertzer, P. Williams, P. Ahlheim, M. Richter- meyer, B. Hoops. gp Y LL' T LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, Schneider Mrs. Steinbruegge, Mrs. Herzing Mrs. McCauley, Mrs. Reinheimer As everyone knows, a school cannot operate without And as every student knows, it cannot operate without the help of others who have an interest in our school. the good food prepared by our cooks. Cafeteria I i45ah,1 '! , v. wg V ,Q V , vm g -L,f:f4Ew,wH-N ' ' The true honor of VIYTUB conslsis more an fighhng than nn wmmng - Montaigne, ESSAYS Sports Charlene Mehl Suzi Wind, Coach Mansoger Josephine Milano The annual Basketball Queen Coronation, held on Saturday, Jan- uary T7, was made very enjoyable with the help of enchanting music played by The Monarchs. The evening was climaxed as Mistresses of Ceremony, Linda Ahl- heim and Jean Stitz,announced that the girl who would reign as Basket- ball Queen for l959 was Karen Kohout. --E? -i' Sensor Lettermen Don Commotto Baseball Basketball Track Don helped the baseball team wuth has excellent performance at Grst base and the basketball team under the bucket Jlm Klund Baseball Track If any boy has determlnatxon It certannly us Jlm When called upon he has come through wrth several outstandung performances Joe Knezevlch Basketball For the past four years the basket ball team has been blessed wnth the dead eye lump shot of Joe an-my Knezevlch Tom Lagow Baseball Basketball Track Not only does Tom 1 have abulrty and coordlnatuon he has endurance whrch as proved by hrs abuluty to run the mule Bob Langeneckert Track Bob has worked hard the past tour years to Improve has runnung of the mule and halt mule 'Q' Jlm Leonard Baseball Basketball Track Another rump shot 'QA artlst Jlrn was one of the regulars on the Baseball and Basket f 3 ball teams John LoGrasso Baseball Baskctball The Baseball and Basket ball teams are gomg to mnss the sllck and smooth performances of John LoGrasso next year lrvln Stoble Baseball Track Because of lrvs accomplxshments leftles cannot be consudered ante nor to rnght handers 60 V AT-I VA , I '- V 5 T I ' T A V - Iggy - ' ' ' ri, , A A H 'Jr A, T ' ' ' . .K +33 5 ,I A. y T . ' Coach Anthony lsom FIRST ROW J Easter .l Vaughan D Schuchmann F Noes SECOND ROW J Nuckolls B som R Schramm R Goette The Swimming Team us a l959 mnovatnon at Bayless consxstmg of enght members who are coached by Anthony lsom The team had a hne record of 2 wnns and l loss They defeated O Fallon twice and lost to Central Bayless took twelfth place an the State Swnmmmg Meet whnch IS quite an accomplishment because of the large number of schools entered land theur slzel Wxth the first years expernence under thenr belt the Swimming Team should be doubly dangerous next year Swimming Team 61 Bronchos A Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT J Klund R Treffs J Knezevlch C Krysl T Lagow l Stable Mr Mansager coach B Hoops D Cornoflo co-capfaxn N Schweukert G Fahle B Hana co-capfaln J Leonard The Varsuty team had a record of lO wins and l2 The A team was composed of l2 boys from the losses then they came an second nn the Bayless Sensor and Junuor classes each full of Hgh? and hav Tournament Barry Hana and Don Comoffo were co :ng The will To win In thenr playmg as a Team captains Don being hugh scorer with 305 polnls respect the-ur coach and proflf from hrs knowledge and expernence 62 John Monsager has been the coach of both basketball teams for the post four years The boys . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 5 . I - f I - 1 ' I - 1 I A - , . I 1 , . 4 ' -.x Basketball Bronchos B J Bommorufo R Nselson R Soper K Flomm Mr Mcmsoger coach J Jonesko E Chord R Dozo opfom W Vogt The B 'reom was composed of enghf boys from The second yeor To letter ond scored 356 pomfs Sophomore closs The reom won ll games ond los? 6 The boys drcl 0 hoe 'ob ond TU future years wll Ron Dozo copfom broke oll school records n h moke good prospecsforthe Afeom The Brorcho ws o syrrbol of The A ond B boslce'boll Teoms If ws The Teom's hofre solce ood TQ o por? of The rwsprrofuorw for The cheers 63 QQ 'fl-11' 5 I I F , gy. - , , I 1 ., ., A - W' T -I Q I g 1 T , ' .K i 1 E it I, x . , ' ' 4 l , ' , , I ls f . Girls' Varsity Basketball The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team concluded the season with a record of tour wins, three losses and Bayless .......... I8 Viehlville ......... I3 Bayless .......... I5 Hancock .....,... I5 Bayless .......... 37 Mehlville ......... I2 Bayless ,,........ I8 Aflton ........... I9 26 34 Bayless .......... Maplewood ...... Two tied games. Joyce Mueller was high scorer with an average of l3.3 points per game, Bayless .......... 3l 34 27 34 Bayless Bayless Bayless .......... Hancock ......,.. I8 34 27 27 Clayton Aflton ........... Kirkwood ........ LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Kohout, M. Liebmanri, P, Stech, K. Alferink, J. Mueller, S. Scherting, Miss Harrell, J. Stitz, J, Waelke, P. Schweitzer, S. Wind, P. Fitzgerald, P. Schmatt, S. Mellinger. FIRST ROW Left to Right C Jamison C Egendoerter J Nockunas N Koupal J Wolf E Sadlon A ovan ch TOP ROW Mss Ha rell B Klund P Pavlk S OI ve C Ing J St c er The Girls B Team did very well this year ending the season with a record of Eve wins and only one loss Nancy Koupal the team s high scorer averaged Bayless Hancock Bayless Mehlville Girls B B I4 l points a game and Judy Wolf was second with l I 5 points per game Bayless Bayless asketball Hancock Aftton Pl i . I : i I -r , . I I, , i, I, Vi , . lram, . riikl. I I I I Bayless .......... 29 Me-hlville ......... IO Bayless --........ 34 Aftton -....-.---. I2 ' 0 9 u as The G1rls Vars1ty Volleyball Team ended The season w1Th a VICTOFIOUS record of 7 w1ns and 3 losses The Team was com posed of SIX sen1ors and seven lumors w1fh Sharon Scherhng serhng a new record by servlng Twenty n1ne consecuhve POINTS ID one game Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Mehlvllle Lmdbergh ox Afzllon Hancock Mehlv1lle L1ndbergh ox Aflfon Hancock G1rlsVarslty olleyball FIRST ROW Lef! to Rlght J Segrusr K Kellogg P Stech S Wxnd S Schemng J Mueller L Ahlhe1m J Waelke K Mc Cauley P Schweufzer J Stltz M Llebmann SECOND ROW K Kohout MISS Harrell S Mell nger L Ma er F FIRST ROW Left Oo Rughf P Coughl n P Game ell C Ing om J Wolf A Plo on N Koupal P Weck SECOND ROW B Le ghfon J R ha ds C J rn on P P lk J Nockunas S Hansen D Ed ds J Hen ge Mss Ha rell Th1s years B Volleyball Team was composed of n1ne sophomores and SIX freshmen After play1ng a total of len games the g1rls ended The season wnh SIX games won and four games los? Bayless Mehlv1lle Bayless L1ndbergh Bayless ox Bayless Aflfon Bayless Hancock Bayless Mehlv1lle Bayless Lmdbergh Bayless ox Bayless Aflfon Bayless Hancock Glr s olleyball 6a .....35 ' ,...2l .....39 ' ...22 I7 F ........2s I9 ......22 ..,..29 ....27 .....32 ' ....2o .....28 ' ...19 .....5o F 16 .....2o ......26 29 I6 g as gg .F R35 . ' xr ' I I V ' 1 l . , ..... 26 ' .... 13 T ..... l7 ' ...21 I6 F l5 M ,V 'K A ..... ll ......23 1 A X ..... 33 .... 22 ' ..... 22 ' .... 26 .....22 ' 16 .....19 F 16 ll ......2s .....21 12 , ' 1, i, , w ,, r ,. ,. v ich, ,,i. 1.1 ,.icr,.ais,.avi, ' I 1 QQ !! F Ron - Dozo ,I Tom Lcgow Irv Stobie George Fahle Barry Hana lm Newsom nm n V091 Klund Comom, Car Km Mg r Lombc rdo us--1 11 1- lj - :- W FIRST ROW I Stable T Lagow J Knezevich J Klund R Langeneckert A Lindhorst G Trost B Thurman SECOND ROW B Catron F Broeckelmann J Newson T Schwarze L Danner G Fahle D Scholz R Olive J Sklles K Flamm G Nielson THIRD ROW Coach Onkle G LaGrande S Bommarito A Muhs B Arnold S Queen J Bommarlto M McGhee Rueman G Miller R Daza Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Bayless Jennings Mehlville Chaminade Affton Lindbergh District Track Meet Bayless vs Eureka Bayless vs Clayton South County Track and Field Da Senior Division Junior Division Overall Finish Coach Onkle Rai? W9 M Hardy O May B Leonard R Donner Coach Lombardo FOURTH ROW B Ebler B Fear R Nielson B Rudy E Chard J Schertmg R Weber G Meier M Reichmuth J Janosko B Sopor N Schwenkert A Langeneckert J Wolf? M Lange R TRACK STATISTICS Bayless I 19W I 27Va 84W 8 36 Sixth Place 137W Third Place Third Place Third Place Opponents 96V2 8036 I4OVa 7V2 With the completion of a new running track Bayless students were treated to six home dual track meets during the T959 season Of the six meets at home the Broncho thinclads came out victorious on four occasions Their lone meet away from home resulted in a defeat at the hands of the Lindbergh Flyers the 1959 South County Field Day Champions. The Bronchos finished a strong 3rd in the South County Field Day Competition sur- prising the most optimistic of observers. Of the nine schools entered Bayless had by far the least number of students enrolled. Strong performances by all squad members con- tributed tothe fine finish. 67 Bowling Club ...gn- FIRST ROW C Bosden K Kellogg K Kohouf Mr Onkle P Hull A Summers Mc Dermot? SECOND ROW A Muhs D Knopf L Muslcer G Mc Dermot? Moth: J Nuckolls THIRD ROW S Moser T Flschel D Mock D Joycox Fowler J Eosfer J Shemng FOURTH ROW E Rohlmon W Gornofz Ruechmurh D Troske E Fles J Hosford B Hudson Girls Hockey Team 'Ls FIRST ROW P Ahlhelm L Moler B Merrlff J Shfz A Plovomch K Kohour SECOND ROW W Llebmonn P Schmcm J Wolf? E Sodlon THIRD ROW 5 Schemng P Stech J Selgrust J Mueller Miss Harrell S Mellrnger 68 This yeor's bowling seoson proved f be successful for the Unknowns who won the roce for first place on the lost doy of compefmon The wrnnung teom wos composed of A Summers E Fles P Hull W Gor notz J Eoster J Moth: Tom Parks led the leogue wuth ca l4O overoge Mr Onkle IS The sponsor of The bowllng club The girls hockey reom thus yeor had o very successful seoson The record showed 2 wms 2 losses ond e The Girls' Athletic Association, under the sponsorship of Miss Har- rell, again this year gave the Bas- ketball Queen Dance in coniunction with the Pep Club. G.A.A. also sells candy, pennants, and shakers at the basketball games The B Club which is composed of Bayless Lettermen has the pur pose of organizing athletic activities such as ushering at basketball games or helping to otticiate at track meets The club is sponsored by Mr Lombardo Mr Mansager and Mr Onkle G. A. A. FIRST ROW Pat Stech Jean Stitz Joyce Mueller Sharon Schertmg Judy Waelke Miss Harrell SECOND ROW Kay Edmonds Karen Kellogg Pat Fitzgerald Pearl Hill Pat Schmatt Mary Llebmann THIRD ROW Linda Ahlhelm Susan Wind DeAnne Parham Nancy Koupal Judy Wolf Judy Siegrist Cub 'I FIRST ROW Joe Knezevich Jim Leonard Irvin Stobne Jim Klund SECOND ROW Dennis Knopf Jack Tweddale Harry Rung Ron Olive John Lo Grasso George Fahle THIRD ROW Barry Hana Carl Krysl Martin Riechmuth Dennis Scholz Jim Newsom Tom Lagow FOURTH ROW Gary Nielson Bill Vogt Bill Hopps on Doza Bob Soper John Vaughan FIFTH ROW Mr Lombardo Mr Onkle Mr Mansager 69 The Hot Dog roster Included The CeltIc roster Included Basketball 4th Hour Hot Dogs The Boys Intramural Sports were dommated prImarIly thIs past year by two squads The Fourth Hour Hot Dogs and The FIrst Hour CeltIcs At the end of the school year the Hot Dogs were the wInners of thIs frIendly rIvalry WIDHIDQ three Intramural sports to the Celtlcs one Even though the records are agaznst them the Celtncs stIll claIm to be the superIor Intramural team It would be InterestIng If these two teams could play agaInst each other In five years as outstandIng performance was dIsplayed by both teams Barry Ha na Eugene Tonlcovlc James Nuckolls John LoGrasso James Tumbas Gary McDermott James MathI DennIs Knopf Robert FITTS Jack Tweddale James Leonard Larry KoenIg Tom FIschel George Rotty Dave Brundlck Leo Ross Dale Jaycox Joe KnezevIch James Klund Tom Lagow Glenn Trost BIll Hoops Norman SchweIkert Jerry Cook Roger Treffs lrvm StobIe Ken Schaefer Don Blank Tom Schwarze Clzff ChrIstIan Dale StrIcklIn Les Musket Ray MartIn Al Lmdhorst Boys' and Girls' Football 4th Hour Hot Dogs JunIor Free Throw Semor Free Throw Ken Flomm 94157 Horse Shoe James Hosford James Mathl if PIng Pong James Klund Softball 4th Hour Hot Dogs Volleyball lst Hour Celtlcs if--:: 'Noiuv 5 .Qc L 'R Intramurals The untramural program was unutuated at Bayless five years ago Because Coach Onkle the founder of thus program us leavung Bayless next year ut us necessary at thus tume to reflect upon the achuevements and results of thus program Thus past year there were seven un tramural sports for boys and five untramural sports for gurls It us a safe estumate to say that well over three fourths of the students at Bayless took part rn the un tramural program Many of these students were people who do not ordunaruly partucupate un unter school sports Thus program us especually beneflcual to thus group be cause ut guves them students the opportunuty to enloy competutuve sports and to dusplay good sportsmanshup whuch us the aum of every good athletuc program The students of Bayless are extremely undebted to Coach Onkle for hus efforts to establush a Top notch untramural program at Bayless The Shotsue roster uncluded The Joyce Mueller Sharon Wahl Ruth Ann Ochs Judy Goedeke Pat Ahlheum Babara Prochko Elaune Sadlon No Name roster uncluded R DAngelo S Arant J Toman N Nagel S Craug P Ernst M Luebmann R Groh Basketball 2nd Hour Shotsues Free Throw Bodmmton Mary Lockwood Linda Ahlheum 8 Sharon Schertung Pmg Pong Sungles Pmg Pong Doubles Jackue Schramm Nancy Koupal 8- Karen Kellogg Volleyball 4th Hour No Names - 1 l I J . , ' , Q . . 1 . . ' I - a . W' . - - . 11 11 'ff 'T' ' 1 - uf u 71 ' A ? s H .VKX Lx , w 1 ,ff 4 Q fa Special Activities V 1 L CAST Jock Chesney Brosseff Chorles Wykehom Lord Foncourt Bobberley Kitty Verdun Amy Sperhque Colonel Snr Froncus Chesney Stephen Speffnque Donno Lucxc D Alvcudorez Elo Delohoy Irvun Stobue Jam Klund Albert Brrmes Tom Logow Suson Wand lrus B s Horry Rung Joe Knezevuch Lindo Ahlhenm Joan Thess Koren Kohout Corolyn Uhlendorf -07'-5 Dnrector Assusta nt Director Properties Advertising and Publncrty Costumes Trckets Program Desvgn Mr Keller Karen Kellogg Joan Theus Linda Ahlheum Russell Washington Bob Thurman Bob Langeneckert Robert Batz Claudane Basden Ann Rosmamtz Glenn Trost Pam Schwentzer CharIey's Aunt '73, 1 I ,sei , S 'E 5.1 i '17 I Y I . l l Scenery ......................... George Rotty 75 5? Wigan ,mf Oracle Queen Sherry Melllnger 77 Oracle Queen Coronation erry Me ing J KI d Sp I Mu d I BI Special Moid Li d AhIheim Irvin Stobi 5PeC'0I MUICI K ren KeIlogg f H x Class Coronation Maids Kxgux 1 Q x 1 i oc Alf L4 Sh Sh Ying T Sh BHH p Sph M Rp S ph M K hler BH V gt 1 M N w 1 ,M,W1j,lf'J'j:3l1,Wff WW S ' W-'1 P'h 2 1' ,U 2 .......l ff 9959 Q A JQNy694QQjENl709CfQ 656369452 80 N n A Ayes N ,Ai X K X ffl -N' ' X 82 wlwvipwmw My WW 2.6 W if Q6 X5.?gjfi?f? Vw Af MM Wfw WWWW M if fuwji gk? fy f'5x fyfi QM ,gy WW N an KN W My 3 gif? figQy?QAQi'2fR Zjlglh., xi W3 Zff J fk W Q My W M' 'W ww 5533 02 b'f!52, E On Friday, June 5, the Senior Class of 1959 be- ' came The first group To graduate from The new high Graduation mo'- Affer Susan Wind, The Salufaforian, gave the welcoming speech, awards were presented and the z ' N f' 4 1 1 Xf,.ff if 75 i 84 Q-, I 1 YI-P' Y NIU, ,A Concert Choir sang. Then Mr. Hugo Beck presented The class, and Mr. Elmer Groth awarded The diplomas. After Linda Ahlheim, The Valedictorian, gave The I speech of appreciation, the Seniors departed, leav- ing only fond memories behind them. , ' I f v li g 4 X ll 4 ,n , 1 T as ART AWARD Beverly Coughlan DRAMATICS AWARD Tom Lugow KEY CLUB AWARD Glenn Trosi BOYS ATHLETIC AWARD Tom Lagow Don Commoto ENGLISH AWARD Jocn Thels Aw I I , ff I : , 86 VIOLET C BASCOM AWARD Lando Ahlhenm Al- GIRLS ATHLETIC AWARD Judy Wcelke MUSIC AWARD Joan Theis DANFORTH AWARD Glenn Trosf Joan Theus MATHEMATICS AWARD Joe Knezevuch ls? 7' En Guurde The Line Up ,Q A . 27- l . . ,aa 4 fn W--fa ll nl l -. N tl- P, i 3 1 S, 5 ' K XG , M 4 1 x ' ,A -V ,V 4 y i l 4 V j f . Z l , 13, A .- M . v A Such personulilies?l l- ...-41 Q if w The Young Folks' Home Lookin' for something? Typical classroom I fl l ' ' , . .. ' 2 ,, Outer space maneuvers ,, ' . ..a. ' xii ' 4 'rv 8 4, V .. ,Nw , . , , 4 IQ' L . K ' 1 K 5 Fw 'V 3 2 , 9 1 ' 1 J' . ' 8 1' '1 . A 1, .1 ' V f 1 5 1 l 'W fx 5,31 1 NU! ' ' M ia Why Rome Fell ln A Deny Moss confusion ,fl could have dledlf, Dub? Top grade MEN ucheck Hn -I 4 .1 f 4 ,fmfffw N . V. 5 You try if once Who let them loose? R 'X The Mavericks Q , Eivis???? Oasis The Wizards of Oz The gang's oil here what is im 5-4 'Q 44 YC Come up for oirl I ' 1 swf fl A gT. ...--4. '...,. , .. W5 c F-O-if-DI X Old acquaintances ,if3L'!f'i , ' 5 . 2-N y 1 Where's vhe parade? .. .hfif 225 As I was saying . . . Momentus remember F f' 'xxx 1.f' A., Q 1 12 5 DAIRY MART AND DONUT SHOP 43I5 WEBER RD. at UNION We Cater to Churches, Schools and Organizations Open H100 A,M. to 11:00 P.M. DR. E. H. STRITTMATER, D.O. 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