Brentwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brentwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

1 bi . if W 3 , f wusvfun-wr 2 E 'QW 4 , ,, I 5 AW yu' '01 E W R ' ' ,LVMQ ,N ,, ff,f, , L ' i : ' Q x , Q 2. n . VP, I 2 2 Y 2 2 ' Q f 1 1 5 x , K . ,,, VL 'Wg x M f A' :A ' + fl f 4 4 ' an f' , ww mum -..W 4 k 1 ' 'ZZ 'Z7'Ti 'ifffif '!4z7.fWH . 'Gy 75 ' . Q . -.A , ,, . . . ' n 1 W N1 '- D ,a V ,.-zv , MM - 11 f Q M 1 . 5 .4 gm ,A ,, ' . 'snr tsl' num Q-wwf I .W W Q f wx.r.qg,f-iii'-,eager WIPDIX-QPU WZ., , VM 'R -vHvMP15!'x.w, ' as 'T M , r f'1: wf . 1 M My M ...L .VA ' f ' w ,W W . K fm, W. J 'I 'Y 'Q K 'W s u If v A Wd. 1 ff? l957fVf M f Cl-GI C. BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHON. W .Wk Brenfwood , Mo. W N I l J ,spy WMU? da W' Q1 pf 1 XJ J X m bk' v P X 'PA Q 4 V X 5 KEN? T if Sew J AX BJ I f aj M bw Q af ! P I w',! :Q , D I M Jw- . I1 I Iv ,K . ww,- 'QW ,X,A ,,. , XX X , 1 X'M,mM '. ffm K ,MVN . W' 5 W M , N..Qi:5igfqgkiiV 1 'wx - vgfzgw A Q- I ix Q- h -b 09, 'NPN . --A . A in ,- 'D .f QQ'-N , K, V,-1 1 A ---M N S J Beyond a shadow of a doUbT, The days spenT IN hugh school are The happlesT days of our Infe The people who pass Through These porTaIs are The life and polsahoh of a Teemmg school I v f T X Ly Tx , I X, TV T T. ' X . is x '- 1 L , I V VV! , ,W Lf 0 . , L , ' N TL if ' L' I4 ,J , L ' 1 1 , L , T ,. i L, 1 V, V' I V X 15 I lk I VT . L P' U X.. 1 N, L 41 f I . .T AL , N ' M 'A --:T ' out W 1' U 'V ' I Tv I ' . L, lv , W ' 1 -. f T, P , ' 1 L ,T . , ' wp 'Tp I ' 4 .nvb We 1' ' p nf 1 Ay QV K. L I V LJ K A ' T X' Lfv I VM T L , .f L . , fd ' 1 fx YT QV ,T ,f I Rf X. X ,Y , , ss sv , LT ,- .-. A X4 T. Ar. mf T 1 -1 p' V T' , TT T T T f . . ,f XT , fl 'F X Q7 fl aa' W TA- xKN K ! A I df 4 X X Tx ' 'V J 3 A J H ' ' :' I V'f X T Tl' T' T, T . ' W X X X TJ . ' N f Dedication To Mr. William Steerman- who by his ability and untir- ing efforts has enhanced the school's reputation in drama and debate, and more im- portant, has stimulated the originality ot his students- the Eagle Staff respectfully dedicates this 1957 annual. Administration and Special Pcrsamzc 5 MR B GEORGE SALTZMAN Superintendent of Schools 3 MR MARK LUMB MR ERNEST PURKEY MR MARTIN JAMES JR CurrlCUIUrn Director of Guldance Supervisor of Buuldnngs MISS MARY ALICE RYAN School Nurse and Grounds MRS AGNES NEUDECK BIERBAUM MISS MARIAN CHANDLER Speech Correcfnonust Derector of Cafeteruas B s . N . I I4 :-5 S x. I I br ,. 1 Q ' I , K'-. - 4 , 2 Schaol Haard MR JAMES J RITTERSKAMP JR Presudent rv'- MR ROY B CHIPPS MR ARTHUR H OBROCK Vnce Presudent Treasurer MR RAYMOND J BLACK MRS MARGARET C HERMINGHAUS MR WILLIAM F MCDADE JR Dnrector Secretary Director r T , . , . dx x . T ' K . . . . . . , High Scl10vl0fHve MR HUBERT E FILLEY MRS RUTH MARTENSEN MRS AMY RUHLAND S T y CI k .Principai 6 if X if I A, U ecrear - er Zzculfy MRS. FALBA ABBOTT Study Hall n 1 l J MR. EDWARD L. BEHR Vocal Music Musuc 7 DONALD ANDERSON Instrumental Musuc Band Music Apprecuatlon MR. MRS HAZEL E BROOKS MR EARL E BROWN MRS LOUISE CALDWELL MR LESTER J CROW Combnnatlon 9 Geography 7 Counselor Counselor En Ish II American History Plane Geometry Psychology if NIR WRAY DARR Chemustry Biology MISS BARBARA DEASON MR CHARLES DUGGAN Spanish I II Science 7 Buslness Englnsh l 5 git ' . . Q Q 54, I I ' a Mfr' 5 5 - MISS DORIS ENFIELD Gtrls Physlcal Educatnon Health Intramurals MR MORRIS HILYARD MISS VERDA HOEHN Industrual Arts Llbrarlan MISS MARY J FIELDS MISS PATRICIA HARNISH Comblnatuon 7 Comblnatlon 7 fx MRS VIRGINIA JULYAN Art Instructor Boys Physlcal Educatlon Health Intramurals MR WILLIAM E LONG MR WALTER MARSH MR LEO MCCLARD Comblnatron 8 Boys Physucal Algebra I II Education Solud Geometry Health Intramurals World Probl ms MR JOHNI LAUER ,I I I ' W ' 4 . . . .5 , 9 MISS MARGARET C MCGRATH Combination 8 'Un L 'Ds MR KENNETH MORRIS MRS L -1 U4 ffgf MISS ANNA M MILLER Girls Physical Educahon Speech 8 I MR THOMASI MOORE En Ish II AuduoVusuaI 49 EONA M MOXTER MR JOE A NALLE MISS MADELINE C PRICE Math 7 Cornblnatron 7 Drnvers Educahon Cornbun 015 Yfi Linus if MISS RUTH PULLIAM MR GEORGE O RYAN Combunatlon 9 Science 7 8 Mlssourl History General U S Government atnon 8 C 3 'Qin Snr Ifgflflff .Mfr flx MRS MARY JANE SCHMALE MR ALBERT M SCHUPPMAN MRS NINA SEBASTIAN Commercial Sublects IU I Homemakln 9 nchl I 711 C' ,- gl-' MISS RACHEL F SHAVER MR WILLIAM B STEERMAN MR RICHARD STRECKFUSS E h n rs III En :sh III English IV American Hustory Drama School Publncatlons Speech Debate r 7 Sr MISS EVELYN WALL MR NED WICKS MR DONALD E ZASTROW Comblnatuon 9 Math 7 8 Math 8 World Problems General Math I ' ' . Lat' I , ll D ' re , I H. . 1 n V4 v if V I ' I Q f ' QI' D ' ' . . 4--7, 4 U V A l'L- ,E R ff' IR M 5' 'A 3, ag, wi 6' sg - iii x - 5' , , gs x. W, , ,v Ti' ,w 'E ,. gf r I 'F 'TQ Q ,Q ,Q f 75. Q r ,R x Q Wg Lflx pm P 8 A u TOM ALLEN Football l, 25 Intramurals i, 25 Track l. JOHN AMMON Entered from Southwest High School 35 intra- murals 35 Football 4. BEVERLEY BAGLEY Entered from Moberly High School 35 Bowling 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Debate 35 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 45 Eaglet Editor 45 All School Play 35 United Na- tions Delegation 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. VICKI BARANYAI Glee Club l, 2, 35 Student Council lg Mixed Chorus 45 Latin Club i, 25 United Nations Delegation 3, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 French Club 45 FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 45 Girls' State Representative 35 All School Play 3, 45 Debate 3, 45 Thespians 3, 4, Secretary 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Debate Manager 35 Christmas Pageant 3, 45 Washington University Speech Tournament 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. DONNA BARTLETT BAR BA RA BATES Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Representative 4, B Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Honor Roll I, Intramurals 'I, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 4, DENNIS BEEBE Track 2, 4, United Nations Delegation 4, Science Club 2, All School Play 4, Class Secretary 4. BRENDA BRAUN Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, Student Coun- cil 4. JOHN BOSHANS BARBARA BRITTON Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Dance Band 4, All County Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 4, Sextette I, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 4, Pep Club Show I. FRED BROSSART Freshman Football l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball C Team l, B Team 2, Varsity 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Science Club 2, United Nations Delegation 3, 4, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Barber- shop Quartet 4, Golf 4, Choralaires 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Junior Classical League l, 2, Co-President 2, Prom Reporter 4. DAVE BRUMMETT Airplane Club l, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Basketball C Team l, B Team 2, Var- sity 3, 4, Golf 4, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Science Club 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Assistant Vice President AB of B 4. BARRY BRUTON Airplane Club l, Intramurals l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3. JUDY CAMPBELL Entered from Joplin Senior High 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Pep Club Representative 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, First Maid at Football Prom 3, Elected City Alderman, Mock Election 3, Student Council 3,l Intramurals 3, 4, Class Basketball team 3. GEORGE CLEMENTS Student Council 4, Vice President 4, Freshman Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball B Team 'l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4. DOYLE CLICK Student Council 4, Elected Alderman in Mock Election 3, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 2, 3, Science Club A, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. HELEN DAY Record Club lg Pep Club I, 2, 3, Bowling I, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Treasurer 11, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3. DAVID DUDEK CHARLES DUNHAM All School Play 4, Dance Club lg Drama Club 47 Science Club 2, Airplane Club 'lg Car Club I. RAY EBERT Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Baseball 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 2, Class Secretary-Treasurer l. 4 BOB EASTIN Mixed Chorus 3, 4, All County Chorus 3, 4: Barbershop Quartet 4, FTA 3, 4, All School Play 4. LORRAINE ECKSTEIN Glee Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sextet l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 4, Intramurals 2, Bowling 2, Modern Dance l, 2, Choralaires 4, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, All County Chorus 3, 4. DILWORTH ESCHBACH JEAN FARRAR Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, B Club 2, 3, Honor Roll l, 3, Modern Dance 1, 2, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 3, Glee Club 3, Thespians 4, All School Play 2, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Varsity Volleyball 3, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Basketball 3. MARY FISCHER Entered from Great Neck High, New York 3, Junior Classical League 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Pep Club Representative 4, President 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4. .21 QQ' are 'CTLT7 1 'J r . x I I ts H, af tt, K gf? 1 ., ,gg-gggyz .,, I Q N 51 II 4 .55 X at tv! J at 1 2 J JANET FRIDLEY Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show I, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Class Team I, Glee Club I, 2, Concert Band I, 2, Marching Band 3, 4, Junior Classical League 2, 3, Christmas Pageant I, 2, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, All School'PIay. JACK GARREY Intramurals 3, Drama 4, Airplane Club I, Sci- ence Club 4. DONALD GAYER Camera Club I, FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: Science Club 4. JUDY GRANGER Class President I, 2, Band I, 2, Marching Band 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Treasurer 3, Pep Club Show I, Glee Club I, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Student 'Council 4, Secretary 4, Alternate Cheerleader 4, All School Play 4, Freshman Cheerleader I, Sextet 2, 3, Trio 4, B Club 2, 3, President 3, Class Vice Presi- dent 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN GRAVES Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Co4Presi- dent 4, Girls' Sextet I, 2, Girls' Trio 4, Choralaires 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Class Team I, 2, 3, Varsity Volleyball 3, Captain 3, Varsity Bowling 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Representative 4, Pep Club Show I, B Club I, 2, 3, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4. ...J as iv 'E V12 '-or-may qw? 'ii 4 ' T - if - 2 ' r ' .4 I If 2 v p K R Q .Inner 'Q'-Q ,i 5' JERRY GREEN Baseball I, 2, 3, A, B Basketball I, 2, Junior Classical League 2, 3. MARIAN GRIGGS Concert Band 1, 2, 3, A, Bowling 21 Pep Club I, 2, Marching Band 3. JIM HARRIS Science Club 2. ALAN HAWKINS Entered from Woodrow Wilson High School, Portsmouth, Virginia 3, Transferred from Brent- wood 4, 'Baseball 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Intramurals 4. RONNIE HILL Basketball C team I. United Nations Delegation 4, All School Play 4, 'EH' l ' vi'- 1 T P fN CORDELL HODES Bowling 'l, All School Play 2, 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Thespians 4, RICH HODGSON Entered from Suffolk High, Suffolk, Virginia 2, Junior Classical League 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Bas' ketball B Team 2, Varsity Team 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 2, Football 3, 4. GARY HOFFMAN Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Baseball 2, Class Vice President 4, Student Council 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Junior Classical League 2, 3. CATHY HOSKINS Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President I, Student Council 3, Debate 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, B Club 2, Varsity Basketball I, Varsity Volleyball 4. LEE HOWE Intramurals 1, 2, Library Club l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. 'Q SANDRA KLEBER Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Representative 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, B Club 2, Class Team l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Choralaires 4, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4. SANDRA KLEINSORGE Library Club 1, Intramurals l, Varsity Basket- ball l, Varsity Volleyball, Transferred to Roose- velt High 2, Entered Brentwood 4. GLORIA KUHLMAN Library Club 1, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES KREICHELT Entered from Webster Groves High 3, Football 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 3, Track 3, 4, Junior Classical League 3, 4. CLARKE LEE Band 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club Advisor I, 2, 3, President 4, Thespians, Science Club I, Intra- murals l, 2, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 3, All School Plays l, 2, 3, A, Washington University Speech and Debate Tournament 3, 4. if TOM LEE Entered from Christian Brothers College 2, Intra- murals 3. JIM LITZSINGER Freshman Football I, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball C Team l, B Team 2, Varsity 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, A, All School Plays 3, 4, Class President 4, Debate 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Ag Barber- shop Quartet 4, All County Chorus 3, 4, Boys' State Representative 3, Eagle and Eaglet Staff A, Choralaires 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Junior Classical League 2, 3. JACK LUERDING lntramurals l, 2, B Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4. BARBARA MARIANO Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. DAMIEN MCMANEMIN Entered from McBride High School 4. me '53 SUE MCMANIS Class Secretary 3, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Secretary 4, French Club l, 2, 3, 4, United Nations Delegation 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, Student Director 4, B Club 2, 3, NCCJ 3, Varsity Volleyball 3, Varsity Basketball 3, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3. FRANK MEYER Entered from Southwest High School 4, Baseball 4, Track 4. BETTY MILLICAN Entered from Germantown High School, Memphis, Tennessee 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. DAVID MORRISSEY Stamp Club I, Track 2, Science Club 4, Intra- murals 2. PAT MOSLEY Entered from Kirkwood 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Intramurals 2, 3, NCCJ 2, United Nations Delegation 2, Bowling 2, 3, Junior Classical League 3, Latin Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Honor Roll 3. fn . 1 ,gf ,t-' . ' 4 'titfxhre ' 1 GARY OWENS Golf l, 2g Track 'l, 27 Intramurals lg Science Club 2, Ag Airplane Club 'lg Auto Club 27 Volley- ball. CHARLES PAIGE Asslstant Lubraruan 4 JOHN PARKS DAVID PETT Dramatucsl 2 3 Footballl Debate 2 3 NANCY PETTERSON Class Vice Presndent l Student Councll l lntra rals l 3 4 Varsuty Bo g 4 a Club 2 u 4 Glee u 2 3 A Mixed Chorus 4 Sextef 2 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 2 3 4 Choralaures 4 XT Q SANDRA PRIBBLE Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 4, United Nations Delegation 4, Voice of Democracy Contest 4. MIKE RYAN Track l. CLAUDIA SCHERRER Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, All School Play 2, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ESTHER SCHLOSSER Freshman Cheerleader I, Intramurals I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Pep Club Variety Show 2, Latin Club 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4, Prom Reporter 4, Sportsmanship Committee 4. LYNNE SCHULTE Class President I, Freshman Cheerleader I, Alt- ernate Cheerleader 3, Cheerleader 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, French Club 2, Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Glee Club I, 2, All School Play 4, Pep Club Variety Show I. DICK SCHWARTZ Football 'lg Band 'lg Junior Classical League 'l, 2, Debate 2, All School Play 2, Science Club l, 4, Honor Roll 2, LOUISE SHARP Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Junior Classical League l, 2, Choralaires 4. DEANNA SH ELTON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, All School Play 4, Debate 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3. JANET SLATER Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Student Council 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Variety Show lp All School Play 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Sextet l, 2, 3, Trio 4, All County Chorus l, 3, All-State Chorus 2, Band I, 2, 3, Marching Band 3, 45 Football Maid 3, Honor Roll 2, 3. MABEL SMITH Entered from Maplewood High School 4, Glee Club 4, President 4, Student Director 4. PAT SPEER Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Alternate Representative 4, French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Intramurals I, 2, 4, Delegates to Driving Roadeo 4. MARSHA SPRINGER Glee Club I, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Dramatics If All School Play 4, Pep Club I5 Variety Show lp Christmas Pageant I. JOHANNA STAMPEHL lntramurals l, 2, 3, 45 B Club T, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BILL STANEK Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball B Team 2, Varsity 3, Track 4, Science Club 4. ED STIGALL Entered from Wakefield High School, Arlington, Virginia lg Football 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 47 Latin Club 1, 2, Dramatics 4, All School Play 4. ANNE SUSSENBACH Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, President 3, Marching Band 3, 4, Dance Band 4, All County Band 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Festival 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, FTA 3, Wash- ington University Speech Tournament 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NANETTE TAYLOR Entered from Canterbury Technical School, England 4, Pep Club 4, lntramurals 4. BOB TISON Entered from Western Military Academy 2, Foot- ball 4, Baseball 4, FTA 4, Latin Club 3, Science Club 4, Vice President 4. JOHN TSCHANNEN B Team Football T, Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball C Team T, B Team 2, Varsity 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, 3, 4, Track T, 2, 4, Air- plane Club l. BOB WATKINS Track 2, Transferred to Columbia 4. JACK WEIGLE Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Football 1 2 G f 3 4 Stud nt Councnl I 4 udent 4 Class Presudent 3 All School Play 3 4 Chrastmas Pageant 3 4 United Nations Dele gatnon 2 4 Delegate to the Whnte House Con ference on Education 4 Thesplans 4 Science 2 Junior Classncal League 'l 2 President 2 Latm C l 2 Honor Roll 'I 2 3 4 Eaglet Edntor 4 JAMES WEIKART awffffffwwg Q BILL WESTON Football 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball A SYBlL WEYBREW Glee Club l, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Representatlve 4, Intra murals I, 2, 3, 4 Pictures Nat Available RONALD GRAHAM Entered from Central High 4. TOM MORRISSEY Entered from Kirkwood High 4. BARB WICHLAN Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 45 Editor of Eagle 45 Glee Club 'l, 2, 35 Christmas Pageant 45 Varsity Show lg All School Play 45 Latin Club I, 25 Junior Classical League 1, 2. DON WOLFF Science Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Golf 4. ANITA YOUNGER Glee ClUb 2, 3: Library 2, 35 Intramurals 35 Christmas Concert 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Serziar 611155 0ff7ccrs P Presadent Vace Presadent JIM LITZSINGER GARY HOFFMAN Secretary Treasurer DENNIS BEEBE CHARLES KREICHELT Senmr LMI! and Prophecy TOM ALLEN I wall my secret power to arrave an 6th hour Englash class lust as the bell rangs to any future senaor that needs at JOHN AMMON I wall Mass Chandlers lunches to anyone that wants them BEVERLEY BAGLEY I hereby wall to my brother .Iam Bagley four peaceful years at B H S wathout me VICKI BARANYAI I along wath Deanna Shelton wall my profes saonal abalaty to render the Chaquata Banana Song to Matza Schmadt land she can have atlj DONNA BARTLETT I hereby wall my abalaty to run anto gas pump at fallang stataons to my saster Sharley BARBARA BATES I wall all of my actang abalaty acquared an dra matacs class to all future drama students DENNIS BEEBE none JOHN BOSHANS none BRENDA BRAUN I wall my abalaty to study untal the wee hours of the mornang to my brother Jerad He wall need at BARBARA BRITTON I wall Mr Crow and has tests to all agaroots who take psychology an the future FRED BROSSART I wall my allagator purse and pearl necklace to Les Wagner and my cafeteraa etaquette to Barry Short DAVE BRUMMETT I wall to the nace lunaor garls an Mass Shavers Englash class a book to read on the naght of the Junaor Senaor Prom BARRY BRUTON none JUDY CAMPBELL I wall anythang at Brentwood that she thanks she wants to my saster Pat GEORGE CLEMENTS I wall to Dennas Kurre my abalaty to chew out Egg s Short durang football practace DOYLE CLICK I wall to Ball Obrock a key to the supply room so he can help hamself to the tape HELEN DAY none DAVE DUDEK I wall my thorough knowledge of math to Ball Larsen and Mr Streckfuss to Mass Shaver CHARLES DUNHAM I wall to Neal Koop good grades arad the abalaty to always have fun BOB EASTIN I wall my anterest an St Louas streetcars to Walter Henkel RAY EBERT I wall to anyone who needs at my abalaty to chew gum an school and not get caught DILWORTH ESCHBACK I wall my luck wath Coach Lauer to Neal Koop LORRAINE ECKSTEIN I along wath Sue McManus wall Trout Lodge Sunnen Lake Potosa and all surroundang terratory to Peggy Stafel JEAN FARRAR I wall my bathroom wath ats sunken marble tub and an old Englash Fruat Cake to Barb Stark Josette Bealmer lWandyI and Hortense MARY FISHER I wall my barthday present to Barby West wath nopes that she wall get more good out of at than I dad JANET FRIDLEY I wall to all future aournalasm students the perma nent press pass and all the tames aoumalasm class can get you out of classes JACK GARREY none DONALD GAYER I beang an sound mand wall my Iunchless noon hour to anyone havang no where to eat but an the cafeteraa RONALD GRAHAM none JUDY GRANGER I wall that specaal part of my character whach enables me to always turn an the manutes on tame to the next student couracul secretary MARY ANN GRAVES I wall my many UI brownae poants to anyone who can use them JERRY GREEN I wall all boys the raght to make passes lat garlsl MARIAN GRIGGS I wall to Ed Dugger my love for popular and hall bally musac an the hope that he wall learn to apprecaate at as much as I do JIM HARRIS I wall all the bottle caps left to me by Gus Elder to Alan Weasman ., , - - - . . , - . . . . - I . I . - - . . I . . . . . ,, . . ,, . . . . , . . I . A - U . . a , , i I I I I I . I ' I ll . I I ' i I I I I I 1 MARGARET BEGGS-none ' - - - at. H .. - I . . . I . - . ,, . , , . ,, . . , - - , ll 1 ll ' ' - - ' ALAN HAWKINS I beang sound an mand will my Iunchlegs nogn IWW to GVIYOUS having no where to eat but an the cafeteria RONNIE HILL I wall my wheel and its unlamated power to my old guzzlan pal Conrad CORDELL HODES I wall my art of chewang gum an glass wnhouy beang caught to Ganger Hankel and Jerry Marshall RICH HODGSON I wall the honor of beang a southpaw to Paul Hammond and my typing abalaty to Pat Campbell GARY HOFFMAN I wall to Marvan Ketchalmeyer my abalaty to skap study hall everyday and not get caught CATHY HOSKINS I wall to some ambitaous and andustraous under classman a place an the trombone section of the band LURA LEE HOWE I wall to Bonnie Howe my collection of brownae points? SANDY KLEBER I wall Mary Mackeral Sandy Seaweed George Jellyfash and Gary Guppy to Judy Heynen may she sank or swam SANDRA KLEINSORGE none CHARLES KREICHELT I wall my abalaty to get the person next to me an study hall anto trouble to Cary Lang GLORIA KUHLMANN I wall my tared braan to Joyece Flemmer CLARK LEE I wall all unrecognazed responsabllataes headaches and problems wath Wally B and has Drama Dept to the most unlucky person at B H S TOM LEE I wall my abalaty to get to school on tame to Tam Lee JIM LITZSINGER I wall to Judy Black the aballty to lower my theme grade wath my home made spelling JACK LUERDING none BARBARA MARIANO I wall to Tom Hrastack my many brownae poants an Mr Anderson s musac apprecaataon class DAMIEN MCMANEMIN none SUE MCMANIS I along wath Lorraane Eckstean wall Trout Lodge Sunnen Lake Potosi and all surrounding territory to Peggy Stafel FRANK MEYER I wall my Cast from my broken a m to Bob Walken son BETTY MILLICAN I wall my nacknames Bones and Ugly whach I have accumulated at BHS to my saster Vacky DAVE MORRISSEY I wall four flat tires on the Dravers Educataon car to Mr Nalle TOM MORRISEY none PAT MOSLEY I wall to my saster Carol the courage to take School Publacataons and the abalaty to stay an at GARY OWENS I wall to Davad Owens my after school classes wath Sar Nalle and Count Breakfast CHARLES PAIGE none JOHN PARK none DAVID PETT I wall poetry to any poor soul who wants at? NANCY PETTERSON I leave to Connie Petterson my 'ob as busaness manager of the Eagle hopang she maght have better luck sellang ads SANDRA PRIBBLE I wall my quiet withdrawn dasposataon an classes to Sandy Walson and Peggy Stafel MIKE RYAN I wall my abalaty to skip and cut classes to Bill Van Rhean and Louase Clack CLAUDIA SCHERRER I wall to my saster Betsy my good fortune of never goang steady durang my four years at BHS ESTHER SCHLOSSER I wall to Barby West Irene Ledbetter Sue Cavendar and all future cheerleaders my pep and support of athletacs as walled to me by Janet Curtis and Eleanor Keller LYNNE SCH ULTE none DICK SCHWARTZ I wall my 25 year subscraptaon of M d to all people who through the untarang efforts of their Englash teachers have acquared a taste for the more dastanctave and cultured types of literature LOUISE SHARP I wall to my buddae Cary Lang my abalaty to get along wath Gary Hoffman plus the abalaty to get along wath the opposite sex DEANNA SHELTON I along wath Vacka Baranyaa wall my profes saonal abalaty to render the Chaquata Banana Song to Matza Schmadt and Julae Chapps JANET SLATER I wall my abalaty toward the opposite sex left to me by Elaine Gates to Colleen Moran and my one third of the car to my saster Marian MABEL SMITH none PAT SPEER I wall my whate nurses shoes to Mary Ann Matheny an hopes that she wall make good use of them MARSHA SPRINGER I wall my abalaty to make every basket an bas ketball to Randy Neahoff and has two buddaes JOHANNA STAMPHEL I Johanna Jean Stamphel wall my sport BILL STANEK I wall to Jerry Marshall my abalaty to go 48 hours without sleep and not feel the after effects ED STIGALL I Ed Stagall beang of sane mand do hereby wall to the aunaor class the said Mr Streckfuss our honorable Englash IV teacher May God have mercy on ham! ANNE SUSSENBACH I wall all my senaor pravaleges to Rachard Sussenbach It wall take ham three years to engoy all of them NANETTE TAYLOR I Nanette Taylor beang sound an mand and body do hereby wall my Englash accent to Mr Streckfuss BOB TISON I wall my abalaty to get along wath Mr Streckfuss and Mrs Abbott to anyone who as stupacl enough to want at JOHN TSCHANNEN I wall to Dennas Kurrex and Bruce Swain my 'ob of beang co captaan of the football team DAVE VANACEK I wall the long cold walk to the small cafeteria to some unlucky student who has study hall there BOB WATKINS I wall my abalaty to get to school on tame to my saster JACK WEIGLE I wall all my good luck an athletacs to Joe Stark JIM WEIKART I wall my talkataveness an Englash class to Bob Weakart BILL WESTON I wall my parkang space to Roger Holtman for has bacycle SYBIL WEYBREW I wall to Patty Besselman all my used shorthand notebooks so she can use them next year BARB WICHLAN I wall my frazzled angels wangs to Mr Crow and also my halo DON WOLFF I wall everythang I leave behand to anyone who thanks at as worth whale ANITA YOUNGER I wall to Landa Key the abalaty to talk back to Mr Crow and get away wath at i I I , V . . . I - I 1 II ' ll 1 I I , 1 U I I i ' - ' ' II a ll , , . - I I . I . . . ,, . . ,, . . . - I I I I . . I . I I - , . ' . . , L I I ' I ' - ,, . aa . - I I . ing ability to my sister, Elsa. . . , . . . -v ' ' ' . , - I I I .. I I . ' ' - r ' - - a a . , . . 1' I I T . , . . - . . . , . -I - - ' -n I I .. I . , . . . , . - , I sff'f 7 Bev 100161379 JANET -WTF? JOHN TSCHANNEN UN NE sf-H UUE GE OR papu is G Mosr Arblenb CATHERINE HOSKINS FRED 5520354197 f '32 N PM HO? GPs RY mf H Bedafsg sc 255 ers X-O5 R 014 aes, D ess AUM NNI d Most Ln eW 10 Succee BGR W- Uoi GRAN EV- 5 W Vick, BA PA NYAI PN sv DE Be lv ff NIS iffors E35 Mos! Mwca 9, sou EP UN ST O H Senior ffvmfrs Nxs BEE Msawaaxrmk few Best Dancers BETTY MILLICAN JERRY GREEN Tom Abbott Sharon Allwine John Ault Barbara Barrett Tom Bender Joe Blattel Ken Bohringer Marcia Bond .1 Shirley Bartlett Jack Baumgartner Pat Becker X 1 cum, '11- QSJN if Ed Bremer Joe Broeder Marilyn Broyles Bob Burns jurzia 6' - if 'll I- l -ll-wx' 3 11.1- ll .0 Terry Conway Walter Conway Jackie Cooke Kathy Carlson Jim Chambers Gary Clem Ann Coates Ann Drescler Ed Dugger Joan Durland Nancy Durland Q6 ill' lg il vi Kay Davis Tom DeWald Tom Dillingham Joe Dougherty .JAX-,,,f c IFR 2 BTV' -I if 1 -108 x '-4 ,Q K it Q fx' A 7 5 k f 9 fl .f- 4' Q , S. . Bob Grace Sabeen Groben Dave Hargraves Sandy Hariung Ted Haumuelier Barb Higgenboiham Don Hodapp Lenora Hofmeister Ed Holt Roger Holtmann Barbara Hooper Connie Jacobi 'Q l Y ,ui I 5 Z, .. ! 'v i JF Carolyn Ellis Judy Erich Cheryl Esiell Jackie Estell Bob Feathersion Barbara Fieser Janet Filley Joyce Flemmer Janice Franzen Eric Frey Rita Gardner Loren Gonneila SI E...-, in ., 5 i 'F-R ffl Tim Lee Brenda Lehman Skip Mange Grace Marnati Mary Jo Martin Bob McAnany Eugene McNeil Colleen Moran Bill O'Brock Carolyn Pessoni Kathy Roberts Harriet Riemer yay qfxx N s i Kenny Keller Karen Kelley Marvin Ketcnelrneier Linda Key Bonnie Kontz Neil Koop Carol Krause Carolyn Krone Dennis Kurre Cary Lang Bill Larson Irene Ledbetter s V 1 1? 159 5 L X :L 9: X 't,,. t X-' ini , B f 1 fly I , Zia K of ff .V T . 5 ,, K v 5 i-t , - ,V 1 P . 4 U7 1 1 - 'N 1 Vffrx f ict il 'ax L A y 1 JW hm . l .i x Myra' U ga U' if 3 'G' 57- B U' - gas! f 1 it fl li ,, Bruce Swain Ray Thierry Joyce Thompson Donna Trouse Carol Valentine Mickey Vreeland Les Wagner Bob Weikart Alan Weisman Mary Sue Wells Margie West Bob Wilkinson Lucy Williams Bill Wilson Andy Wynn . v 2 7 ... lit, .. it ,M j , ,zz 6,559 ai Au, ' lg - 1 -V. A' WW fu! if J ' ' ax Janet Rossin Bob Scheiterle Betsy Scherrer Jackie Schuster Mary Ann Schmidt John Scott Barry Short Marian Slater Nancy Smith Laurel Stack Elsa Stampehl Barbara Stark JO Stark Peggy Stitel Daryl Strong 'QQ' , f .Ap xg qv: , J lr, c If .mlb Q, 1, ..Q. J -if X . A T' , . i 'QL at Lois Alexander Judy Armentrout Frederick Arnold Diane Baker Josette Bealmer Patricia Besselman ' 1 D 3 .M Judy Black fe 'Q Sophomore 6111.95 Harold Braswell Judy Brink Charlene Brinkman Ernie Brockman Vernon Brown . ,QQ I I k A fe ' l lt2-ll' V j 'rt ' . sf , -,' , i Michael Browne David Cain Patsy Campbell Shirley Cannon Richard Carlson Donald Chapman Margaret Chipman Julie Chipps Raymond Cobb Valeria Conant Jeanette Cooke Armon Crawford Carolyn Craig Charles Cressman Carolyn Daugherty Joan Day Donna Deimeke Phil Denman Hope Graham Kathleen Greeley William Grutllce Yvonne Guerre Ellen Hall Mary Hall Paul Hammond Ron Halch George Henry Shirley Henson Judy Heynen Jennie Hickel Joan Hobson Judy Hofmeister James Holtman Carole Howe Jim Hudson Carol Kopelman Sondra Fields Jean Flint Stan Frelwell Hilda Funke Peggy Gates Nancy Eisenhardt Carol Engelhard Bob Eskeles Jim Feely ' ily! Richard DeWald Richard Dickens JoAnn Diebold Susan Durland Ina Ebberson Mary Ann Eckler xiii inf lf 2 J ' .z1,.,.-5 6 J , . Nl 'X J 1 i?' W 'Xu J' .V l.,,l . , PHOTO NO? AVAILABII 'xr' 'si 9' sz ffl SI X 'E 4 . 2 'K' 'zfy in Karen Kopelman Shirley Krause Tom Kreichelt Charles LeGarce Jane Langenbacher Danny Litteral M55 he i Mary Lorsbach Sylvia Lurnb Judy Maginnis Richard Mallow Thomas Marshall Mary Ann Matheny Shirley McCaleb Gary McClelland Carol McNeal Tony Medearis Charlotte Menendez Judy Miler Donald Moellering John Moore Gloria Morgan David Morrill Larry Moskoff Carol Mosley Bob Niemeyer Janet Noell David Owens Steve Payne Margaret Pentland Suzanne Pessoni Roshelle Phillips Nancy Pollard Ruth Potter Gerald Stoverink Paul Stoyanoff Michael Sullivan Jim Summers Arthur Toney Jean VanNortwick William VanRhein William Walters Kaye Wessler Barbie West Bob Weston Carolyn White Stanton White Judy Willett Janice Williams Richard Williams Bill Wilson Janet Wynn Donald Shumate Richard Smith Allan Southard John Stefanoni Karen Stefanoni 9 it if Ron Schindler Ted Schlosser Sharon Richards Joyce Rinck JoAnn Rittensbacher James Ritterskamp Gretchen Rohr Jim Russell Nancy Schneider Bud Schulte A 'U 41, K ar 1 4 .va Nu ,J 3 , , 3,19 iv QQ? G? ., 'Ol 1 fl Q 1 Y 1 k I A4 'if my ii- 1 il 4' L, A i J' .h , 11 The iunior high reflecfs our hope for The fumre securify of The school Seeenfh Grade Back row D Parker S Schwinn P Litzsinger N Severeign C Schmidt M Rremer D Toms J Torbert J Lee G Schroeder D Short M Pratt R Ruhl R Miller D Pohlman M Mollman P Purkey J Luecking S May Third row D Thompson J Spore L Schaper M Strong T Riddle S Sneath L Schirmann D Swaine S Miller son C Spencer P Mays Second row S Stoyanoff B Watkins R Sachs K Marlon B Wulff B Mullgardt J Stimson M Rooney J Oldani R Monroe B Tesar J Springer D White M Miller N Winchester M Menendez M Marien M Powers First row L Plagenz M Scott D Toms M Panhorst They re for the birds too young for bees 's Don t tell me theyre working' D. Wilson, R. Richards, R. Stark, S. Schwartz, J. Weatherly, L. Langguth, P. Wilkin- fr? Seventh Grade Q9 3 4 . . ,, g Denny Q Swain won as ' L A the most typical Carol boy in the seventh grade. seventh grade class as most typical gurl Back row A Hooper D Clements P Kuhn C Boyd J Funke G Burch M Fischer S Golden L Cruise F Hall W Brnnkmeyer K Hoover M Cook E Glrardler D Campbell C Black M George H Herendeen C Clnnton B Adams Thurd row C Garrett K Cobb D Davudson C Buchanan J Hussman G Fldler A Dugger M Durland M Hlnkamp G Dorn P DeMargel Second row J Kelly J Fields K Kennedy D Housom B Brookes J Allwme M Haddock A Caldwell S Dunn B Hughes J Kgar W Jarrett A Duetnch H Alberter J Black D Cave B Hagen First row B Austin J Bagley S Bailey S Golden : . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . . , . , . l , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . . ' : . , . F , . . , . , . , . . , . , B. Canham, P. Durrant, B. Eichelsdoerfer, K. Henkel, D. Dilly, D. Bender, J. Carrens, . , . ' , . , . . : . , . ' , - , . , . , . I , . , . , . , - , . I , . , . . ' , . , . , . , . . ' : . A , . , . ' , . . Schmndt was chosen by the 7, Szghfh Grade Back row R Weber G Thomas J Palge P Pntat M Sterdemann J Ruttansloacher P Poole R Sturkle C Schulz S Weybrew J Schlnnder D Wullnamson D Nue meyer J Wynn C Ruhland B Saunders J Strassner D Martln J Trouse L MacNalr Thlrd row M Moritz D Schall S Wllluarns D Payne H Ungerman R Sutton B Parker M Rlegelsberger Second row N Wulluams K Tekotte J Turner S Muller C Sanzottera J Mays J Oppelt P Parker J Rueslng L Ollvarius R Stanek D Whitlock S Offenbach S York B Russell A Tyler B McMlll1an Flrst row S Velllos C Roehm E Vanacek P McMillan New Study if 4'4 X P : . , . , . l , . ' , . ' , . l , ' I ' I ' r ' r ' 1 ' 1 ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' . ,: . , . , . , . , . , . Oliver, S. White, R. Relsenlenter, S. Wlchlan, R. Wxllls, D. May, C. Singer, W. Nell, E. , . , . . z . ' , . , . , ' I - 1 - I ' I - I ' I ' I ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . . .. W , Y A r ' QA ,W WXMNN Methods? ' To each has own 51yl1!l1 Grade Selected as eighth grade representative of most typical boy, was Jerry Trouse Most typical eighth grade girl was Janet Mays Back row S Frldley C Becht R Klnlough W Griffin K Carpenter F Abrams R Hendrix J Doran J Featherson C Drieke P Howard D Kauf man S Cook S Gordon J Bishop C Lueck S Becker B Lee J Klaus B Bruce Third row S Gordon K Binggeli B Cook T Hrastich B Bond R C Gillespie J Cameron J Jackson J Jones S Eskeles Second row J Flint P Harper D Bell R Erb S Besselman W Daugherty T Hudson T Forni J Beeman M Jacobsen B Howe L Dickman L Frey S Krech T Cox S Barron N Johnston First row R Chrlstman S Eggers G Lueders P Christensen l : . ' , . , . ' , . ' ' , . , . , . - , . , . , . I , . , . ' , . , . , . I , . , . , . , . C, . . I : . , . ' ',, . , . ' , . , . Lazarus, B. Dillingham, S. Kurre, A. Biggs, L. Alexander, C. Fuse, P. Kleisly, . ' ' , . , . , . , . . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . .I . I 4 I . I 4 . I a I n I 4 I . I , . . i : . ' , . , . , . Weshmeu Back row M Grnttnn K Knoesel N Brummett V Armour C Barrett B Kraus L Cluck D Gaunt D Frudley D Carmack J Covington C Bnlllngham C Kleln sorge D Holmes D Hatch R Brantley C Davns W Henkel J Abbott D Eves Thlrd row B Bernard P Eaton M Frey J Bohrnnger S Hermnnghaus J Combs C Kelley N Karnes J Ramsey J Ledbetter M Borghotf C Collrngan D Frusque J Jarntgnn H Duneen W Lake T Hopmann B Brookes Second row L lezzl S Lune S Laws M Burton P Eaton A Lumb E Fox R Joseph B Henkel E Bxshop W Blattenberger S Frossard E Burket B Jones R Craft M Gayer F Florian First row G Bremer J Hughes L Hofmelster J Braun C Dnlly D La Kanwp J Evans Have you considered 41 Hollywood? N If 5 IUS1' a posel pose' . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . ,. , . ,. , . , . , . . .. , . , . , . , . ,. , . , . ,. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,. ,. . :. , . , . , . , . , . , . ,. , . , . , . , . ,. , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . ' ,. . 19 sg M- Q.-. .P LL! .'g -af' ., .v. - f aff ' ' ,iff r Q- ' F- :. ,- freshmen Chosen as most typical boy in the fresh- man class was Joe Abbott Julie Swyers was voted the most typlcal gurl ln the freshman class Back row M Watson M Gruffln T Martrn B Teper R Nlehoff N McCrary M McCann G Rudloff J Thomas B Moskoff B Rickard M Mark J Ogle R Oliver C Wldeman G Shelton D Ungerman J Prade R Morrlssey W McCIary P Ware S Weatherly Third row S Peer C Muller K Rader V R Schaeperkoetter R Schwartz B Wamser M Strong C Scott J Schrader Second row B McCartney B Putman S Schenk K Schell K Wetteroff J Wolff P Ryan L Testement M Schwartz S McWhtrter S Wilson L Smrth J Weyrauch J Rlttensbacher W Quick J Ramsey C Petterson R Moeller :ng M Southard Flrst row S Sutterer L Selllnger J Swyers C Mash : . , . I l , . ' , . , . l , . , 9 l a I a I 1 I n . I 1 I 1 I . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . l , . , . , . . ' : . , . ' , . , . Millican, B. Vierheller, S. Zingre, L. Press, R. Sussenbach, B. Richter, H. Schott, . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . ' , . - , . , . - , . l , . , . , . ' I , . . ' : . , . ' , . , . . 71. GEORGE CLEMENTS Vice President lifting 9 co wen bY Uncll, -4 Conference between sponsor and president. fb S Q RepteS entatlves debailng sclqoo Standing: President Jack Weigle. First row, left to right: Mr. Hilyard, sponsor: Judy GVBHQGY, Mary Jo Martin, Elizabeth Scherrer, Brenda Braun, Mr. Steerman, sponsor. The purpose of the Student Council shall be to provide means for student participation in the school planning, to stimulate a self- tpfoblems- control and to promote the general welfare of Brentwood High. J-. I1 JUDY GRANGER Secretary MARY JO MARTIN Treasurer -4-.,. Second row: Tom Abbott, Gary Hoffman, Marcia Bond, Karen Kelly, Barbara Bond, Ellen Hall. Third row: George Clements, Jim Feeley, Doyle Click, Joe Stark. ,, Q I Y Democracy NW? rules with 'ft E COUNCIL fur And the debate is often heated. The activities carried on by this year's council of representatives were those that fostered school spirit, school traditions, and good citizenship, both by words and action. A Chrisfm I 'Weed as Pr ' . , W' 'r Y femme CIBC? ,S Qiv. X .1 S' '9 Qifr S of food fo Representatives of the 7th, 8th, and 9th grade, consisting of I8 stoclents, compose the Junuor Hugh Student Cooncul Theur cooncul us governed by the same constututuon as the Senuor Hugh Councul and each year through theur efforts they as surne rnore responsubuluty 09 junior flzyh Sfudmf Uauucil A fi Furst row left to rught Mrs Brooks Randy Nuehoff Joe Abbott Sally Eskeles Sandy Muller Carol Van Roehrn Leanne Duclcrnan Ka en Schell Mrs Sebastuon Second row Mary Scott Larry Plagenz Rucky Schaeperkoetter Bob Kunlcogh Jurn Spore Walter Jarrett Bull Austun Thurd row Clutf Scott Gary Thomas Denny Svyaune To Hrastuch .7ufurc Ccfuclzers 0f,4mer1ca MRS CALDWELL Furst row left to rught Sylyua Lomb Julue Chupps Barbara Brutton Duane Baker R Sfumson Ed Sponsor Dugger Second row Sue McManus Davud Pett Don Geyer Ellen Hall N Smuth Mrs Caldwell Thurd row V Baranyau Bob Eastun Tom Dullungham B Gruttke J Fulley , , Y' . - 'I I R - .. l Q . , . .u .2 ., , ...r f ,KV . I' - . . - - . ' . , I - V r , , , u - , . . : . , , , . , . . Jrzteryeulh Group Fnrst row left to rrght Sandra Prnbble Barbara Barrett Betsy Scherrer row Jack Wengle Ronnle Hull Dennis Beebe Den ms Kurre Fred Brossart Thnrd row Sue Mc Manls Wllluam Steerman Beverley Bagley l l Frrst row left to rrght Janet Noell Suzanne Pessonz Duane Baker Jean Van Nortwrck Second row Carolyn Whrte Mary Ann Matheny Joan Day Made! ll .XV Delegates , r , , , . , I , , , Vicki Baranyai. Second I . I . I I - , . r r l . . L 0? up rl' P05 W tt The 19561957 cheerleading squad has worked together to help produce good spnrut and sportsmanship ID the stands of B H S V I C T O R Y IS often heard because of their efforts ln encouraging the team Varszty Cheerleaders caught o guard during one of fherr many practuce Hheerleaders The captain of the squad Esther Schlosser has done much 1 n crease pep and splrn of the school junzar J-hgh Ghcerleaders Left to right Julie Swyers, Carol Barren, Kathy Knoesel, Joan Ledbetter, Barbara Vnerheller V A X 'rm' , 1 .M K fp -Q V, . ff- sessions. . .. ij ' A -. , U. , 8 I ' I I Q . I , , o i - . . MARY FISCHER President JANET SLATER Vice President JN Qi JUDY CAMPBELL Secretary First row, left to right: Betty Pittman, Beverly Bernard, Carol Mash, Marilyn Broyles, Janet Slater, Mary Ann Graves, Judy Erich, Marian Slater, Joan Day, Sue McManis, Pat Eaton, Linda Testiment, Karen Stefanoni, Yvonne Guerre, This year the Pep Club reorganized and in so doing im- proved the unity and position of the club. The traditional mass meeting has given way to a new representative form. Representatives, chosen by the students, meet weekly and plan activities to stimulate more interest and participation in school functions. lub Patty Besselman, Sandra Kleber, Sybil Weybrew, Barbara Bates, Sharon Allwine Second row: Barbie West, Irene Ledbetter, Lynne Schulte, Esther Schlosser lhird row: Miss Miller, Miss Enfield. A human chain to the goal post has been one of the Pep Club's newest ideas and has won the approval of the spec- tators and players. This organization has done much to keep pep and school spirit a part of all school activities. F Them. AT The begining of The school year a group of inexperienced but energetic would-be journalists came Together under The direction of an inexperienced but energetic young insTrucTor. They have learned The importance of Teamwork and puncTualiTy and have un- li. li. pb- if Top row Barbara Bates Lorraine Eckstein Janet Frudley Judy Granger Mary Ann Graves Sandra Kleber P T Second row Fred Brossart Dave Brummett Sue McManus George Clements Jim Litzsinger First row a Mosley Nancy Pollard Jack Weigle Lynne Schulte Janet Slater Anne Sussenbach an T' I A I Eaglet Editor Eaglet Editor Eagle Editor Second Semester BARBARA WICHLAN First Semester JACK WEIGLE BEVERLY BAGLEY i if ' A T 'it , fr-' A if M is lb ' E ' J 5 lg T U. .I b X'-ff Y!! 2 jf covered a great deal of potential among 7 Sie 395 . L on me ea Bymg Our the news' Our esteemed adwsor MR STRECKFUSS F HOOK M e -r A the inished .31 5eUin9 afbook lagrg ye ,Marching Hand was-.M First row: D. Strong. Second row, left to right: G. Henkel, J. Brink. Third row: J. Bealmer, S Blattel, S. Krause. Fourth row: B. Adams, C. Hoskins, D. Dilly, M. Scott, B. Britton, J. Ault. Fifth row B. Grace, J. Durland, C. Sanzottera, N. Durland, C. McNeil, B. Lehman. Sixth .rowz B. Hooper, L. Alexander, E. Dugger, W. Daugherty, A. Sussenbach, M. Fisher. Seventh row: R. Miller, P. DeMargel J. Granger, D. White, R. Holtman, A. Biggs. Eighth row: A. Lumb, J. Karnes, C. Dilly, J. Schrader, Steve Hussman, J. Miller. Ninth row: E. Hall, T. Hopmann, J. Combs, D. Carlson, J. Spare, S Fridley. Tenth row: J. Fridley, R. Niehoff, C. Miller, D. Fridley, D. Carmack, J. Bagley. IF! .i3'YTl'Tgl...lJ-5 First row, left to right: J. Springer, M. Rooney, P. Mays, J. Kiar, M. Cook, W. Jarett, E. Kann, D. White, D. Daugherty. Second row: D. Pohlman, R. Wolf, H. Herendeen, K. Miller, P. Wilkinson, M. George, W. Austin, J. Spore, R. Sachs, J. Kelly, D. Aurand, L.. Langeth, U. Powers. Third row: J. Leucking, M. Scott, D. Dilly, D. Brinkeneyer, C. Sanzoterra, C. Dilly, J. Bagley, M. Marion, B. Cannon, J. Carrens, C. Black, R. Miler, S. Fridley, C. Garrett, B. Adams, A. Biggs, P. DeMargel, M. Fischer. Kaya! Ayres First row, left to right: Bob Grace, Brenda Lehman, Anne Sussenbach, Lois Alexander, Mr. Anderson. Second row: Barbara Britton, Ellen Hall, Judy Miler, Dale Carmack, Terry Hopman, Carol McNeil. Third row, standing: John Ault, sitting: Ann Biggs, IIAIJKHM Mx, T ,fy sv '. rf - we swwsw. , 'V' i First row, left to right: Bob Grace, Ann Sussenbach, Randy Niehoff, Jody Combs, Carol Miller, Jack Schrader, Dick Martin, Dick Carlson, Marian Griggs. Second row: Brenda Lehman, Douglas Fridley, Charles Dilly, Terry Hopman, Alan Lomb, Dale Carmack, Judy Miler, Ellen Hall, Mary Lorsbach, Ann Biggs, Dennis Kurre, Third row: Lois Alexander, Barbara Hooper, Joan Durland, Ed Dugger, John Ault, Charles Sanzottera, Nancy Durland, Barbara Britton, Cathy Hoskins, Don Dilly, Carol McNeil, Karen Stefanoni, Roger Holtman. X! ' SMWQWHM st row left to right L Sm: h M Southern M Schwartz L estarnent B herrer N Srni h M Burton C Coll an L Howe M Bond S Hensen B M nano A Younger W Quick E B k t J Wolff D Deirnelce K Wetteroff S uerre J Bohrlnger C Kelly M Graves Second row P B an C Mill r r use S n l er Fels heny N El nhardt C cherrer S r nd 1 n er E rson M inn K Kope fl R Potter ck rnerster eatherly N unmett oe ernng ssar nant an er 4 Hotfrnan B Bernard Third row hanck nen i r am e B J Hob ore P Ware A Grnftnn tson L harp M e S Pribb e C Krone B Barre J Holman C Barrett V Mil n C Howe C Daugherty C Hoskins V Armour -. s 15 x 1 5. ,Q NLR, BEHR Qfflflg . I' . fPg8Fp-.ECAC First row, left to right: P. Stifel, H. Graham, B. McCartney, A. Coates, J. Erich, S. Fields, A. Younger, C. Pessoni, J. Flemmer, M. Bond, S. Lurnb, E. Hall, J. Miler, l.. Howe, B. Britton, B, Warnser, J. Evans, J, Schrader, R. Joseph, J. Braun, J. Slater, C, Hoskins, M, Lorsbach, K, Schell, J. Hughes, B. Barnard, J. Weyrauch, B. Jones, M. Graves. Second row: J, Ledbetter, S. McWhirter, G. Kuhlmann, S. Herminghaus, P. Eaton, l, Ledbetter, D, Trouse, C, White, B. West, J. Brink, B. Kraus, S. Blattel, S, Weybrew, B. Bates, L. Alexander, J. Black, J. Covington, M. Masks, D. LaKarnp, R. Holtman, J. Granger, R. Phillips, J. Day, J. Chipps, M. Slater, D. Strong, J. Bohringer, B. Vlerheller, S. Richards, K. Stefanoni, J. Flint, junior Glen' 611111 lf, st row left to ght urrant win 1 r mi t enendez C Mi r H Ml er Gillespie C Singer N Johnson J Karnes P CeMargel P Kulla D Tonls Second row S May J Luecking P Panhorst C Spencer T MacNarr G Crawford J Rrttensbacher J Turner V Powers C Black T Hagen M George S Williams op hrrd ow S Pa Kleise L Frey S Becker C Beck P Prfat J Beeman H Williams J a keles J Back M Ty r C Hoover ourth row P Brinkmeyer K Marlon A Hooper J Oldann F Hall Fields Teper P Wilkinson G Burch N Durland M Mollman P Purkey S Straup D White B Adams lfvrus 9 'tg- wood have completed an The choruses at Brent Q active and successful year. They participated in the Christmas program and gave the annual spring concert, April Showers. MB The choruses also were ac- tive in numerous assem- blies throughout the year. S. Kleber. Third row: B. Wichlan, L. Eckstein, J. Rittensbacher, L. Smith, C. Scherrer, N, Petterson, J, Swyers, C. Petterson, K. Rader, M. West, V. Baranyai, J. Sutterer, C, Mosley, P. Mosley, C. Thompson, B. Barrett, D, Shelton, L. Sharp, S. McManis, M. B0l'QlTOfl, J. Estell, M. Schmidt, M. Wells, M. Broyles, S. Cring, J, Schuster, S. Allwine, B, Hooper, K. Davis, J, Combs. Fourth row: J. Abbott, M. Strong, R. Schwartz, R. Schaeperkoetter, N, Koop, D. Hargraves, C. Billingham, S. Fretwall, B, Henkel, B. Eastin, B. Wilson, B. Scheiterle, J. Scott, F. Brossart, J. Broeder, D. Brummett, J. Litzsinger, L, Hotmeistcr, J. Thomas, J. Stoverink, B, Eskeles, C. Padkins, R. Schindler, J. Marshall, E. Dugger. te if From left to right, standing: Bob Eastin, Tom Abbott, Fred Brossart. Sitting: Jim Litzsinger. Zrcblellcs 'F Hays ' S1 Lett to right: Susie Blattel, Jackie Schuster, Lorraine Eckstein, Judy Brink, Judy Black, Sharon Allwine. kk 251 .Quarfcf Girls' Crio ,Q Left to right: Judy Granger, Janet Slater Mary Ann Graves, Qrvups Left to right: Lois Alexander, Mary Left to rignt: Carol Colligan, Kathy Rader, Bonnie Jones, Beverlee Bernard, Vivi Lorsbaclw, Barbara Bond, JoAnn Diebold, Qrcshmau Suscmble '-va . Armour Sue McWl1irler. Piano player, Bon- nie McCartney. Girls' Quartet juniarctfes Left to right: Judy Miler, Diane Baker Sylvia Lumb, Ellen Hall, Karen Slefanoni X Rehearsing Christmas Program First row, left to right: D. Hargraves, D. Cain, V. Baranyai, J. Farrar J. Chipps, E. Hall, J. Durland, N. Durland, B. Bagley, B. Bates, B Wichlan, A. Biggs, E. Stigall. Second row: C. Lee, F. Brossart, J. Erich, I Ledbetter, K. Rader, S. McWhirter, D. Strong, B. Scherrer, R, Stimson, D Make-up .1 ps-' HamIet's Climax was v Pett, S. White, J, Fridley. Third row: J. Litzsinger, D. Kurre, G. Clem, J. Weigle, G. Hoffman, K. Schell, B. Kraus, S. Frossard, J. Ledbetter, S. Line, D. Shelton, N, Koop. Fourth row: D. Lakamp, B. Blattenberger, T, Hopman, E. Duggar, J. Broeder, D. Beebe, M. Borghoff, J. Hughs, J. Holmann, C. Kelly, C. Colligan, S. McManis, M. Strong. ' 5 1,0 Q l MR, STEERMAN, sponsor 5 ' Scenes from Hamlet 3 Rehearsing Beggar on Horseback Great Acting Z' Zflzcspiaus President CLARKE LEE vm. Cla k Lee Second row Sue MeMan1s Ed Dugger Furs? row left to rnght David Petr Vncku Baranyas r J L1 sm er d C Dennis Beebe Thurd row Deanna Shelton Fred Brossart um nz g Davnd Hargreaves Davr am Jack Welgle Jean Farrar Julne Chnpps 3. GJ :s W -.. o -. ID -A V. Q 3 2' -4 MR STEERMAN Sponsor Consndernng stage sets junior ffryh Dramzzfics 'L rx Ni' 4 'Ile aw., bgO v ' V X fi ' 0. QP? ' o ' , O4 . Q Q xx Backstage ucers Furs? row fr rughf Ann Biggs Karen Schell Second row Dennis Wnlluamson Ronnne Hendrnx Bruce Blattenberger Terry Hopman Flrsf row left to rughf Mnss Muller sponsor J Beaman C Roehm T Cox L Oluvarnus Second row P P Poole G Lue ers Fourth row V Armour 5 Muller W Quick S Kech Ffh row G Doran B ook B Ru se Gaunf D Carmack P Hendrlx S Offenback M Scott P Purkey G Crawford K Schell J Bishop K Rader C Collugan W Daugherty S Wnchlan C Rhuland D Kaufman T Hopman S York S Eggers d D Eves R Nnehoff Snxrh row R Lazarus D Wullnamson J Feafherson F Abrams P Howar MISS MILLER Sponsor l Off' A' , le to ' : ' , . F' i 5 5 C. Beck, L. MacNaire, B. Krause, A. Beggs. Third row: J. Mays, B. itfman, . , . d . z, ,.',.',.r.if 1. ,.C,.sll,D. 3 J hymn-' The A Debate team pictured above includes David Pett, Vicki Baranyai, Deanna Shelton, and John Alt. Debuts Members of B Debate are Julie Chipps, Ellen Hall, Terry Hopman, and Ray Ebert. Carol Colligan, Ann Biggs, Ronnie Hendricks, the Junior D Debate team. Bruce Blattenberger, Karen Schell and Richard Sussenbach comprise the C Debate team, Stefan Offenbach, and Jack Spratte belong to Stamp 61116 X First row left rc rnght John Covington Jerry Srumson Rlchard Sachs Bob Brooks Chuck Buchanan Don Whne Russ Muler Duck Davudson Lory Plagenz Mr Morrns Mrs Moxter Second row Denny Parker Bruce Euchelsdoerfer Fred Arnold Dick Martnn Terry Marian Zzbrary 61116 -'..2-- K 1' R lj' Q Q, Flrsf row, left to rnght Carol Engelhard, Sue Ann Shenk, Ruth Ann Potter, Mnss Hoehn Second row Davnd Morrnll, Bruce Blattenberger, Denms Gaunr Third row Buddy Wndeman, Dan Lntleral, Brant Braswell .NK ,s I D 1 ,x X Q1 , ,, I N. 1 X, . , . .. r 1 x . s . - - l 7 Y X ' -.. X R , t , J Y ' -, , Q. I 5 I 1 1 1 1 , , I , . , . . : , , , f A ..l 4 ,fumor J-hgh 56161166 61116 L Abrams Benny Williamson Bob Kinlough Roy Monroe Chairman Steve York not pictured if First row left to right Eric Frey Gary Clem Ken Bohringer Deanna Shelton Don Wolff Sue McManus Ray Ebert Second row Bob McAnany Don Gayer Bob Tuson Doyle Click Kathy Roberts Mr Darr ?u!ure Sczentzsfs af,41m'r1ca i , ,, - 5 ax , , X , V K l 1 Q ,A AM B -'1 ' l X-45, '. fn , .. ff M I jf First row, left to right: Marilyn Mollman, Pat Wilkinson, Walter Jarrett, Don Bill, Ann Biggs, Fred ' 9 l C lx A l N . X -V 7 s I 3 f 1 i ' , ' : ' , f ' , , , ', ' 3 1 1 I 1 I I 1 - - Geography 67116 Frrst row left to rrght Bob Brooks Marrlyn Menendez Carol Spencer Kent Henkel Mary Scott Janet Carrens Art Dertrnch Mr Brown Second row Pat Wrlkrnson Susan Stroup Larry Plagenz Marcua George Claudra Black Peggy Panhorst Bull Mullgardt Thrrd row Paul Brrnkrneyer Jun Fosbert Duck Davrdson Davrd Pohlman Howard Herendun Jerry Strmson Rnchard Sachs Math 61116 51A 4 al First row left to right Peggy Panhorst Carol Spencer Pat Wllkrnson Ken Marlon Kathy Muller Marilyn Mollman Walter Jarrret Mary Scott Gary Fndler Second row Rrchard Sachs Janet Allwrne Susan Straup Paula Durrant Paula Purkey Margaret Fischer Bob Adams Chuck Buchanan Third row Bob Wulff Davld Pahlman Don Whlte Martha George Marnlyn Menendez Claudna Black Janet Carrens Lrnda Schaper U 3 1 3 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - f. K. 4. L 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'Q 37 nl 'nrri S Weren't They ever young once? We offen find ourselves asking This about parents, Teachers, and other adults. Here are picfures of some of Brenfwood High's 1957 Teaching staff To remind us Tha? They were kids once Too. In sporfs, We CGHIT be outdone. FX COACHES JOHN LAUER a d WALTER MARSH CO CAPTAINS JOHN TSCHANNEN and GEORGE CLEMENTS Stmlizall - rx fl! J Pt .Q J J ... J sv Je JN .tdlb i 4 na 'V Top o ey o on sc an e o an F Bros e l K e er S cond row B on SCO M Ketche meyer Weston B N meyer J R sell B Grutke Crawfo d B D ckens Bottom row J B oder C Lang E S gall J Marsh ll B We ka t J Moore B Schulte M Vreeland chterle D roc c a ond J Da g ert Summary The Eagles began a good season the rnght way by downing Pattonvllle 20 T3 Touchdowns In the game were scored by Brossart Obrock and Wagner wnth Scott addlng the two extra polnts The Vlkungs of Normandy were the next foe The teams were closely matched as Brent wood led at the half 70 on Brossarts long pass to Hodgson In the second half however Normandys strength made the difference as the Vukungs won 20 7 Brentwood then defeated Prrnclpla T3 O on touchdowns by Obrock and Hodgson The vrsltlng La Due Rams next evened the Eagles record at 2 2 by defeating the home team 26 7 The only brught spot IH the game was a thirty yard touchdown pass from Brossart to Clements for Brentwoods lone score Journeynng to De Soto the Marshmen met a powerful Dragon squad and the result was a 21 2l tue Next came St Charles where the Eagles romped to a 47 24 vnctory seven players scored all squad members played and everyone hada good time but St Charles Another easy victory followed as the Eagles crushed Lnndbergh Al 6 Kurre Scott Lang Hodgson Brossart and Wagner scored touch downs with Scott klcklng the five extra points The Eagles then met an arch rlval Clayton with the game endlng un a depresslng 77 deadlock Clayton seemed to be playlng over nts head whsle Brentwood was never able to get rolllng A touchdown pass from Hodgson to Clements completed Brentwood's scorung at home for the year ln the flnal game of the year the Marsh men downed Maplewood 39 25 Touchdowns were scored by Brossart, Obrock, Wagner and Kurre The Eagles flnrshed the season wnth a record of 5 2 2, and ranked second ln the Suburban League Mlddle Fnve with a record of 2 l l Tru V1 , I - ,5 ur E T: ff-:pt M H. rn .t. , J' 3 . tl A S A A fl lf I . . g t A ' .Af A ' ' t' ' TF' if . ,.fU I A pf 1 L - 5 T ,' I rn . 'f ... 'f:9 c s- . - '43, tr' -: .. i ef ' ' 3- ff' 2 - .. r- x-' Y ' ' I l f ' Q I A AQ An .0-: K' 'S X 7 3 ' ' , 1- ll ,-.Qs 'J 'Jil ' 4,4 '74 -..J A T 'f . ,, as J I A I A 1 , -A 1 N V3 A - -, 4 K ' h A' 3' . ' ' ' , I M A 1 7 l' - - -- 5 - -' A 6 Ra .A -I -f. ' 14 gg ri - ,Mi P f X5 ' 4 if Ll! '4-Nfl --AJ -- r 3' 0 J y f 1 GTS' 2: ff Q 5 r w: E, Fr , J. Weigle, R. H dgs , D. Click, J. T h n n, G. H ffm , G. Clements, J, Litzsinger, . sart, E. McN i, , K ll . e 1 . Tis , J. tt, . I , B. , . ie , . us , . , A. r , . i . : . r , . , . ti , . a, , l r, . , . , . , B. S i , . Kurre, J. Jones, B. Ob k, R, Hat h, B. Short, B. Swaine, J. Ammon, P. H mm , . u h y. Zz 4 1 JOHN SCOTT RICH HODGSON JIM LITZSINGER GEORGE CLEMENTS Brentwood Normandy Brentwood Principia Brentwood La Due Brentwood GARY HOFFMAN BILL OBROCK JOHN TSCHANNEN FRED BROSSART It MX If I :L rf tiF1E'z1i:+ , - - Pattonville 7 , ,WI3 B, 20 I M20 B I3 I B I 26 I I I do 7 I n I LES WAGNER RON SCHINDLER DENNIS KURRE ED STIGALL De Soto Brentwood St Charles Brentwood Ltndbergh Clayton Brentwood Maplewood Brentwood RAY EBERT BRUCE SWAINE PAUL HAMMOND BOB TISON t . ,o,. , oooooooo oooooo B do 24 I . YYYWVYYEAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY YYY Y 6 I Brentwood ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 41 ,e,,,7,.. ,, 7 , ,,... ooo,oo,,,,,,,,, 2 5 Qoofball ev xx, . Back row left to rught H Dnneen J Wynn D Ungerman M McCann J Covmgton D Holmes J Klelnsorge J Schmdler P Howard D Fndley J Drleke D Eves Second row J Abbott C Ruhland T Martin J Evans R Schaeperkoetter B Russell S Wnchlan J Trouse D LaKamp R Sussenbach G Rudloff Fnrst row J Thomas S Frrdley R Wrllus M Reugelsberger B Reusonlenter S Gordon D Bell K Blngell R Chrlsman C Brllrngham B Moskoff Coach Long 1 ,rg COACH LONG Priory Brentwood Webster Brentwood Llndbergh 6 SUMMARY Brentwood Hlghs Junior Eagles won their flrst victory of the year by defeating Priory l36 Eaglet touchdowns In the game were scored by Joe Abbott and Paul Howard Venturing to Webster for their next game the Eaglets were soundly beaten 320 In a game whlch was posltlvely uninteresting for the B team rooters Again l36 was the score when Coach Longs boys lourneyed to Lrndbergh and won number two for the year Paul Howard and Gene Rudloff scored the touchdowns Thus ended the games for the season for as freshmen It as better to learn the sport than to play games Outstanding players on the squad thrs year were Abbott Howard Unger man Featherston Drneen Rudloff Covington Thomas Klelnsorge and Gaunt ' I l ' V ' ' h ' V . ' , , , : . , . 1 ' : . , - l I - I., - I 1 ' l A f ' ' ' L... .. A g . Hi T- . , . . . Q . . . - I s Brentwood ,,,,,,c.....,,,.,.,c - ,.,,.-fef-f 13 1 n-A7741iAifAAiA-YYi--g---Pb--P---PA-PnP- 6 I ' o , l ' , ' ' I I I I I I J, J ,c,cc,c,,.c,. M32 - , . - Kaskefball Brentwood 63 Mercy , Brentwood 6l Coyle . Brentwood 83 Burroughs Brentwood 52 Affton Brentwood 46 Fredericktown Brentwood 74 Maryland Hts. Brentwood 60 Duchesne Brentwood 49 De Soto Brentwood 60 Ritenour Brentwood 64 Kirkwood Brentwood 66 Clayton Brentwood 60 U. City i CAPTAIN R ICH HODGSON Back row, left to right: D. Click, T. Haumueller, D. Kurre, B. Obrock. Second row: S. White, T. Bender, First row: J. Tschannen, B. Short. SU Brentwood's Eagles opened the season with four decisive victories over Mercy C63-451, Coyle, C61-43l, John Burroughs C83-225, and Affton C52-49l. Following this great start the Eagles journeyed to Fredericktown and lost a heart- breaker, 48-46. After a week's layoff the reinspired var- sity ventured into the Normandy Christmas tournament and promptly knocked off Maryland Heights, 74-46, and Duchesne, 60-47. Finally, however, Brentwood lost to De Soto, the champions ot the tourna- ment, 76-49. Starting league play the Eagles were de- feated by Ritenour, 72-60. Brentwood then bounced back to slaughter Kirkwood, 64- 52, and Clayton, 66-50. Next on the agenda was high-powered University City. The Eagles fought valiantly but tell to the overtowering giants, 72-60. Next Brentwood handily defeated Wells- ton, 55-47. Then came the Suburban League Back row, left to right: B, Weston, J. Scott, B. Burns, G, Clements. Second row: J. Litzsmger, R. Hodgson, D. Brummett First row F. Brossart, L. Wagner. ARY Tournament where the Eagles ran up against University City. This game against the Indians was perhaps the best game the varsity played the whole season. Scrapping hard the whole way the Eagles finally lost in overtime, 53-5l. This loss mortally ruined the team for the next three games as they suffered three losses to Webster, 84-64, Ferguson, 73-50, and St. Charles, 7O-6l. Nevertheless, this momentary slump was broken with six straight victories over Maplewood C62 - 523, Lutheran 150 - 383, Normandy C51-505, Mehlville C86-661, La Due C48-457, and Chaminade C76-673. The Chaminade game was the first which Brentwood played in the Regional State Tournament. Next Brentwood faced Maple- wood, whom they had previously defeated, but were unable to do so this time as they lost, 47-38. Brentwood finished the tournament and the season by losing to La Due, 70-68. . .fy m-.4 Varsity Brentwood Wellston 47 Brentwood U. City 53 Brentwood Webster 84 Brentwood Ferguson 73 Brentwood St. Charles 70 Brentwood Maplewood 52 Brentwood Lutheran 38 Brentwood Normandy 50 Brentwood Mehlville 66 Brentwood La Due .45 Brentwood Charninade 67 Brentwood Maplewood 47 Brentwood La Due . .70 Y ,fm COACH JOHN LAUER will E ..ia-va! I 'wh f YZ. wan? ZH' uf , A5715-9 gggswi ft, GEORGE CLEMENTS JIM LITZSINGER RICH HODGSON FRED BROSSART BILL OBROCK JOHN SCOTT DAVE BRUMMETT LES WAGNER DENNIS KURRE BILL WESTON w be 'Nl 16' Umm l6'aske!lmll ac o Moo e y ke a r R aTcl Summary The B Team Eagles opened Their season by Takung Mercy 35 To 23 Going on To Coyle They won 37 To 22 Journeylng To Burroughs They downed Them 39 To 21 NexT The Eagles Took Afffon 38 To 34 FrederlckTovvn Tell To Them 41 To 31 Rnenour beaT The Bs 48 To 41 They came back To Take Kirk wood 41 To 31 Clayton was next To Tall SO To 32 Golng To Unlversny ClTy They losT 38 To 28 Travelung To WellsTon They IosT again 28 To 24 The Bs IosT Thelr nexT Three games To Normandy 63 58 WebsTer 65 50 and Ferguson 53 46 Journey Ing To ST Charl s They losT 42 To 41 They came back To Take Maplewood 72 To 57 and LuTheran 44 To 32 Trayelnng To Normandy They won 51 To 35 The Eagles Took Mehlvllle 59 To 37 and La Due 66 To 42 The B Teams season record was 12 wrns To 7 losses COACH MARSH 6' Ceara Basketball s-.21 -u-gg an row left t ght e er R N eho r row B nkel R He n m L mb B Cook Secon row D LaKamp Coach Long M Pratt F rst ro G Rudloff Summary The .luntor Eagles started the season by tak Ing the ttrst two games at home beating Web ster 36 34 and Rttenour 24 2l Nupher was the ftrst team to defeat Brentwood 50 42 The Jun nor Eagles then traveled to La Due and lost 37 29 Nrxon Juntor Hugh came here and took a close one 32 30 In the next game at home the Junlor Eagles lost to Wydown 46 33 Buckltng down they defeated Hoech Junior Hugh 39 26 on the Brentwood court Next Hanley came to Brentwood and beat the .luntor Eagles 42 36 Maplewood came to Brentwood and lost 42 30 The Junior Eagles then traveled to Webster where they were defeated 49 30 Nlpher came to Brentwood to wtn 43 37 The .lunlor Eagles broke theur lostng streak deteattng Prlory 37 27 ln the last two games of the season they bowed to Wydown 57 39 and Brlttany 46 38 In regular season play the Junior Eagles won 5 while losing 9 l5'd56'blIff E McNel J Wen le T Bender B Sllon 9 J Marshall C G Clem J Green F BroS5anHodes R Drclcens E Brockm3nD Brurnrne D Thurd row left to rug? Burns K Keller B Tlsonhl: euer J Tschannen B Weston K fc e rn ToneY Second row D Eves Nl 6 Pal9e Flrst FOW G Clements Kurre l- Wagner umnmry Although lt IS lmposslble to re or the record of the 1957 port the scores Baseball Team we predlct another good season Last years team fxnlshed with a thlrd place league standing and an 8 3 record Etght members fro turning thus year Jlm Lltzslnger Jack Welgle, Fred Brossart Dave Brummett John Tschannen George Clements, Jerry Green Les Wagner Gary Clem and Tom Bender are the ret m last years team are re urnlng letter men wrth whom Coach Mars team h plans to form has 'Nf. COACH SLIM MARSH tv 1 A 4' ' 5 ' ' . - . Q , t N' 'f1'1',11'....-A' --' X 5 04 , l, A. . 1 Q - . 1 V . ' 1 I ' , V 1 ' 1 ' tl, - ' . I r ' . 1 ' . . . V . I 1 I D I ' - ' . , I 1 ' . I V ' 1 I ' . Wh ff 1, :Al m .. . 2 11, 3 ' ! at I V ,1 , kg ' 1 f, ' ' , ,j , Mi., .1 'Nw I U - 1 ' I I I I I I I - 11 11 l5'asel1all Zcftermeu JOHN TSCHANNEN JERRY GREEN LES WAGNER .- I 95 7 lfascball Aprll Aprnl April April Aprxl 23 Aprll 25 April 30 DAVE BRUMMETT Schedule Apnl 2 Affton Aprnl A Llndbergh Aprrl 9 Rllenour Webster Affton Maplewood Kirkwood La Due Ferguson Clayton May 2 U Cnty May 7 Wellston May 9 Normandy in JACK WEIGLE QL. FRED BROSSART GEORGE CLEMENTS JIM LITZSINGER Schedule March 27 Jennings Aprnl 2 Trlangular Meet Aprll 4 Clayton April 9 13 Clayton lnvutatlonal Aprnl 18 Wellston Aprrl 23 27 Little Sax Meet Aprll 1 May4 U Cnty Meet May 6 10 Dlstrlct Meet May 15 Affton May 17 18 State Outdoor Meet Crack Rich Hodgson, Captain of the track team practices broad lump for the Clayton Meet Bruce Swalne returmng letterman On your mark Left to rrght Rach Hodgson John Moore Jack Luerdlng Bruce Swaune Bull Gruttke Ed St gall ..'gww K Aprll 16iBurroughs ' A XQQVXXQJ y 0 At lett the 57 Golf team poses for BHS wotograpner From left to rxglwt m Berwder Jack Wugle Marvm Ketchclmeter Dave Brtmmwett and Coach Lauer Kneel tr Q DtckC1rlsorw Ray Sclwvartz anc Clirke L00 w kj' 1'3 ah 'uw 5,192 Q ru, ,I .M ff mv an 'B 'kr 4 vs WJWHEPH 9'-WG The team gets a few pourtters from the Coach 'Z'- ' H Clark Lee, Ntarvm Ketchelmener Jack Wefgle tprovtstonal Ienermeny treturnmg lettermfml ' 'A 1 . K f .W , A 3 f- sy, , am ' ,M 4 . . E 1 . A- L A pl . 1 To .Aqua A , A ' X A Q .- , N' . I . l ' l'4 ' I, L wg ar , K , I I .tu , V W . .f K . . V I ,X ' .. ' 1 . A R r, -H' '- 4 ,.vf'-41 'w ..- , A. L J' , 3 ,- -W , he A . . AV 95, . vb, -1 -' v I X , V ' A- s-, 5 My N In ' ' A. -A AA - T. ,M , I H -F A . K, A t 5-qk,,i.f x X. - .-f- A, A . , A A J:-A' ' A. jr' I fs al Q 54 'A f A 1 f., gn 1' jr -4, ,, . A - ,A A A , A A A -, 9-.A AW-f YV- A A ' g 9 .f , l lf-A ,Ai L ,r fp- tg, 15' A QA - Aw gf ' Q 4? ,ny A' A . ge ., ...j- ef - - K 'af N' X .4 ' ' ' ,W A A - if Y A KL ' 'nk 'wg s ' u 1. I My ' f A. f A 4 A A Q 1 W. : 1 61:5 .wr N .A N. sw? In W A fl V N Q A l f . K Ar' K ' H f if If, -if W f t --r , Q A . A W 1 A ,M 3 . , if . 1 A. . :vw M3 4..,,4,.H. , KAP ,.A4f A if all 1 A A, K ywwv if V AAI, - A. -A ,lm A f,-Zfkfsy, ' in 'AAS ' A' T vQ9 7ff rr L M' A iv .f I' 2 2 s W 7 QA ' e ' - .V l A A 1114 'Lab ' 'Cr fn .Q Q Q? ', , 'X-r,'k.gr j K A ' 1--' Q, ff' . K 1 - A A , A 1 A 5, 1 5? K. NM M K ., If 4 'j. ' i . A- W1 'Y .1-, X! . ' -. J A 5 5 5 AA., if 3 N ' is fs Y f i Volleyball Varsity Left to nght M Bond C Valentme C Krone J Farrar B Barren S Frossard B Kraus S Rrchards C Hoskms An eager ienms student A lump sho? In basketball untramuralsl ll'S Sparta L. ..-:r :.:'.f ...Km Gym Teachers Mlss M ller and Miss Enf eld gg. N... Softball Iniramurals Left to rught C Hoskins P Mosley A Younger B Wrchlan S Weybrew D Shelton S Kleber L Eckstenn andJ Farrar Scalar Gzrlv' Hasketball Cram 67' f MM gy W, ,4 . g P - fl 3 . r M . I . E I fr Q v ., Senior 3 'Il gr-N X lfeffermeu T The selection of honors is difficult Football Queen MARY JO MARTIN Jlfiazd IRENE LEDBETTER 1956 yaalluzll Prom Jlfiazd COLLEEN MOR N if .td Xvefte on Den Nta e X O U9 1 na Esc 756 Sen ar 'iv f I kms 'U79 JO X409 4'1..3,,! O and sfo, Vsexmt'tQ em Joh 68063 The ftrst bug dance of the 1956 57 school year was the Elghth Annual Football Prom The mann attraction of the evenlng was the crowning of the new queen Mary Jo Martin by retlrung queen Joyce Hopkins Special maads lrene Led better and Colleen Moran completed the prom court This years prom decorations broke away from the tradntnonal purple and gold Instead the audntornum was decorated an green and whtte to sumulate a football fre d WCB Mak, C ' Esc-'QU Kurre Olleen V M. M and ' Moran at lk benel 6 t X-ed nd E55 l7f5 swam ' ft NSN Kmg GARY HOFFMAN Sf Pa! s Dance I 95 7 .Queen MARY FISCHER f-5 'S f'N tb W is 'Q' 'Sv J an 'id 'Q....alf Y TEH N '7l T'G if The Junior-Senior Prom of 1956, given by The iunior class, was held May 20 in The BrenTwood High AudiTorium. An Evening in Paris was The Theme of The prom. A replica of The Eiffel Tower was siTuaTed in The cenTer of The audiTorium. Sidewalk cafes and flower carTs conTaining spring flowers surrounded The dance floor. The climax of The evening was The coronaTion of The T956 Junior- Senior Prom Queen. Jack Weigle, iunior class presidenT, presided aT The ceremony. ReTiring queen, Gail BurkarT, and her escorT, Dennis Beebe, were firsT To enTer The audiTorium. The special maids, Sandra Pollard and Donna Herman, Then enTered wiTh Their escorTs, Ed STigall and George ClemenTs, respecTively. Virginia Hopkins, flower girl, and Jimmie DunsTan, crown bearer, followed The special maids. The name of The new queen, Eleanor Keller, was Then announced and she enTered wiTh her escorT, Jim LiTz- singer, To receive her crown. I 95 7 juniar-Senior Prom Queen. . . .-,B QUEEN ESTHER SCI-ILOSSER and Her Hrfurf LYNNE SCHULTE JUDY GRANGER F M G'M d Janet Slater, the 1957 EAGLE Queen, worked as layout editor of the yearbook. Campus Chatter, a weekly column in the EAGLET, was a product of .lanet's pen. She was the page three editor and a feature editor on the paper. The i957 EAGLE King is George Clements. George worked as activities editor of the EAGLE. On the paper he was business manager the first se- mester and sports editor the second. Each year, grades nine through twelve vote to choose a boy and girl from among the members of the school publications class to reign as queen and king of the EAGLE. The election is basically of the popu- larity variety since no specifications concerning iournalistic ability are made. Luckily, however, this year the two most popular also happen to be two of the best iournalists in the class. Vick: Baranyan Barbara Bntton Fred Brossart Davvd Brummett Lorralne Ecksteln Jean Farrar Janet Frldley Don Gayer Sharon Allvvane John Ault Barbara Barrett Ken Bohnnger Josette Bealmer Judith Black Davtd Caln JoAnn Dlebold Bull Gruttke Ellen Hall Vnvl Armour Walter Blattenberger Rlchard Brantley Nancy Brummett Mary Burton Davld Frlsque Terry Hopman Frederic Abrams Lrncla Alexander Ann Bnggs Don Bell Ronald Hendrix Johannah Jones Robert Kunlough Ann Dugger Paula Durant Marsha George Kenneth Kennedy Ken Manan Marllyn Menendez SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE f bv 44 L1 Judy Granger Mary Ann Graves Gloria Kuhlman Jxm Lltzslnger Deanna Shelton Janet Slater Jack Wengle Rrchard Mange Kathleen Roberts Elrzabeth Scherrer Barbara Stark Carol McNeal Judy Mller Suzanne Pesson: James Russell Karen Stetanonl Bonnie Jones Davld LaKamp Alan Lumb Connne Petterson Katheryn Radar Jlll Ramsey Karen Schell Pat Klelsley Stefan Oftenbach Pat Pltat Judlth Turner Denny Williamson Steve York Marilyn Mollman Carol Schmidt Carol Spencer Pat Wllkunson Bob Wueft Efifrzwloff are CFQLL Uzey keep the Selma! kunuing Smeettzly Maintenance Department 6afeter1a Sta Student Kafeterza Sta GQ I S' gzxvw aww' 4 :K 'QA-f' Q -r X' ,,, D ' f QHQQ9 A we QI Q 52,0 12,991 ' 1' , ,, N-X '4 X. DEPENDABLE FREIGHT SERVICE From S+ Louls Chlcago III Indlanapolns Ind Dallas Texas Clncunnah Ohio Milwaukee Wns Muskogee Okla Oklahoma Clly Okla Tulsa Okla CONSOLIDATED FORWARDING CO INC Charles S Ba'Ies V P Dureclor Operahons HOWARD YORK SIGNS 233I Bren+wood Blvd Wo 24602 ee DAUGHERTY S Glf+s for AII Occasions Household Applnance Sales and Servnce BHS BOOSTERS THE SCOPE 8900 Eager Rd LIPPERTS GULF SERVICE 8209 Manchesfer Rd SUBURBAN CONFECTIONERY 9204 Llfzslnger Rd FREIVOGEL SERVICE 8I00 Manchesler Rd DON WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY 9834 Brndgepori Ave Brenfwood I7 M WOodIand 2 3I87 WATERMELON PATCH Fresh Frulfs and Vegefables 8028 Manchesfer Rd Mn 5968I Open 7 Days a Week 830 am I0 30 pm Besi' Wlshes From HY'S DRIVE IN Quo: MGHCDESIET Rd Wo 14214 9600 Maf1CI1eS'fef Rd +o I300 N. Tenfh S+.-CHesInu+ I-3830 , o. S . I THE BRENTWOOD BANK Bren+woocI Mo N I Complefe Banking Servlce IV2 Inieresf PalcI on Savings SAVE AND HAVE Deposlfs Insured 'ro SI0000 BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION B H S BOOSTERS Bren+wood Barber Shop 2325 Brenlwood Blvd Brenlwood Pami S+ore 883I Manchesfer Rd Mercury Elec+rlc 222I Brenfwood Blvd Sunny Side Produce Marlcei' 86I5 Manchesfer Rd Meuves Pas+ry Shop 2242 Brenfwood Blvd College Inn Cafe 2354 Brenfwood Blvd Lucille Beauly Salon 23I3I 2 Brenfwood Blvd o I Complamenis CARDINAL POTATO CHIP COMPANY BRENTWOOD SHOE STORE 23I5 Bren+wood Blvd Wo I7622 Compllmenis DEERING'S PHARMACY I699 S Brenfwood Brenfwood Square I 7 I 3 Bren+wood Blvd Davenporfs Food Shop 2349 Brenlwood Blvd Save Rafe IGA 2428 Brenfwood Blvd Nu Llfe Cleaners 88I8 Manchesfer Whnfe s Barber Shop I707 N Brenfwood Blvd Apex Phofo Co 8037 Llfzslnger Rd SuHerers Service S+ahon 230I Brenfwood Blvd Roclr Hull Boa+ 8: Mo+or Co 9225 Manchesfer Rd of . W . f - ' I - Doro+hy's Flower Shop of - I -4262 84 I 0 Manchesler KLEISLY'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 2223 Brenfwood Blvd BRENTWOOD MO. WOodIand 2-3490 MARTY S SHOP Femlnme Apparel 23I9 Bren+wood Blvd BRENTWOOD I7 MO WOodIand I -4994 Compllmenls MATERIAL SERVICE COMPANY 8400 EAGER RD AMF AuI'oma'I'lc Racks Brunswick Lanes Alr Condlhoned Park Free BRENTWOOD BOWLING LANES, INC RAY BLUTH Manager Speclal S'ruden+ Passes W 25955 9053 MANCHESTER RD BRENTWOOD I7 MO RANEY S DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY uaIl+y Work Promp'I' Service PLANT NO 2 Wo I 0084 ANTHONY W BROZ PRINTER WOodIand I 2707 ST LOUIS I7 MO 2323 Breniwood Blvd , of I I Q . 1 . I6I2 Bren'I'wood Blvd. o. - 24 HR TV SERVICE 90 Day GuaranI'ee A 8' A CompIeI'e Record Depi' Soon Wo 2 3454 DuMon+ TV Se'rs ALEXANDER TV SERVICE 222I Brenfwood Wo 2 380I 2 I 2 I BrenI'wood Blvd RAY M DILSCHNEIDER INC General Contractors 8600 Manchesier Road ST LOUIS I7 MISSOURI General Con+rac'rors for +I1e New BRENTWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LocaI'ed aI' LITZSINGER ROAD AND HIGH SCHOOL DRIVE MILLSTONE CONSTRUCTION INC Confracfors and Engineers IIS CompIlmen+s 85I0 Eager Rd ST LOUIS I7 MO 224' B + d BI d Telephone WOodIand I 8500 ren woo V I O ' O WOodIand I-3 I9I I , of CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS BRENTWOOD HIGH Mayor Roy Parker ALDERMEN Howard B Brl+'Ion Charles B Paige Guslav W Gabauer Wnlllam A Brmlc EDWARD T WRIGHT Waller M Tumlmson Thomas R Mara Jr Wllllam J McCIuggage Roberl E Hlckel Pollce Judge FRED O LAIN Pol ce Chief ANNE SCHALL Tax Collecfor G T eagurer I: Cfy Affgrney ARTHUR R NOSS Fre Ch ef ARCHIE C WATTER5 S+ eel Comm ssuoner CHARLES C CROSSWHITE C-fy Clerk I. Bu ng Cgmm 55 Qner and Cly Eng neer Congralulahons 57 Semors CURRY BRENTWOOD PHARMACY 2539 Brenlwood Blvd Wo I0569 YOUR HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS KLICK SHOES In BRENTWOOD SQUARE I607 Brenlwood Blvd Wo I I326 JEROME L HOWE Real EsI'al'e SALES FINANCING GENERAL INSURANCE Wo I 5062 2240 Brenlwood Blvd BRENTWOOD I7 MO BRENTWOOD HARDWARE 81 ELECTRIC RAY WEYRAUCH Mgr Hardware Pa nfs Glass Houseware Eleclracal and Plumblng Supplies 23II Brenlwood Phone Wo I3020 HI ' RECORDS ' FI Join Our Record CIub for Free Records CAIN'S MUSIC 81 APPLIANCE CO. 2236 Bren+wood Blvd. Wo. I-5578 FRIGIDAIRE TELEVISION AIR CONDITIONERS Compllmenfs BRENTWOOD 5 8110 I609 BrenI'wood BIvd OPEN EVERY NITE TILL 9 PM Complimenfs of UNITED LUMBER COMPANY I40I S Hanley Wo I 8244 GOODYEAR CLEANERS Dry Cleaning Service ThaI' Pleases Everyone C O GOODYEAR BILL C GOODYEAR 840I Manchesfer Ave HOU NSOM S PHARMACY The RexaII SI'ore 8825 MANCHESTER WOodIand I 26 I 6 HENRY R BRAUN JR You Name I+ We Dug II' 2646 CREVE COEUR DRIVE ST LOUIS I9 MO Pho es Off ce Wo I8054 Shop Wo 26502 of ' . Rd. 1 . , . Excavafing and Grading and Sewer Confracfor n I , . - , . - DIXIE HOME BUILDERS Lee Scherrer ProfesslonaI Engineer 9324 Whnfe Ave BRENTWOOD I7 M WOocIIancI I 7489 Com pllmenfs GAMMA CHI DELTA UP ON THE HILL af Sunnen Producis Company we make preclsuon machme fools Ihaf are used rn +he manufac+ure of aufomoblles refrlgerafors sewmg machines and a grea+ many o+her 'Iypes of equnpmenf where movung par+s musi run smoo'IhIy qule'IIy and dependably We aIso make mechanlcs fools and equlpmenf for rebulIcIlng au'IomoIolIe and lndus'I'ruaI englnes From all of us a+ Sunnen Producfs Company Io aII members of I'he graduahng class goes our wash for success and happiness In I'he 'Fu+ure SUNNEN PRODLCTS COMPANY HAROLD R JORDAN ReaII'ors Insurance Wo I 2502 2234 BrenI'woocI Blvd BRENTWOOD MISSOURI CompIlmen'Is BARDALE EOUIPMENT INC 2646 Creve Coeur Drlve S+ Lours I7 Mlssourr INor+h of 9200 Manchesfer CARR LANE Manufacturing Co WOodIand 2 87I4 TILECRAFT PRODUCTS CO INC Dnsfrrbufors of KITCHEN AND BATH SPECIALTIES 924I ManchesI'er BrenI'wood I7 Mo WOodIand 2 5000 . . of . ' 1 xJ v-N K. 111'- ,1- I-N CS 'Nec .Q F 5 -bl' up cg 'f' Y, Vex ,L Lf , cf U k xl XJ Aff' X Vfhx fc 54g 'X A k '54, CA AO JXNO Qkffq 1 Raw vfky QA? A 455 -G -IO ,6-V Agp N sf N N X X bm wx LY CX 5 9 wif YQ' Xijgisq fx Q3 AGNA W f' AF M A if Q? ff , K. L -. -, x N4 xl -Gia hz:-Q-.c-, l . rx , Q A - 4, QTXK C4 C Cllh ' K JV H . f L'5- xx LC cL l N x 7 0 V ' Z fr-WL Q7 CE? XFX., I c-rx CFP RL- X C-Qi! B -71 A 45- .5 CP the xg SQ' .- rx N. r Q rel --an . y Tc- . gllxi 55 -bi.. 9 c rx 1 'lc' f-- fi :iQ Q ,L Net' 11 qgt vu Q 1 - J. C! ' X ff. , ,,f f Q., ., .7 Lf fi Q F- Q 8 6 jg! ,jj Fx 'Lal 'E+ L !,L 'XB Eg! . 9 L f ff A 5 f df, I J X ,, I v Cx Eve, f fffL ,CMJ ' f. f if 72. U f' f4f ' ,X J L Q' .H 1.1, 1 , XL 1 !L Jl,Lfl x '16 wx I ' X7 1, -f xr Q , , f, Af f , .1 A ,,t4Q4p A f A ., ' tfffc L ani ' ' ' 11: ' 1, '- K L- 1 . I,,, . . , f .4 ' KL it Li 'I X , I v fy., 'K ,L l I , Q' L ' , 1 L M , 1 u , V L L 7 I X X V I '1 N x 4 A , 1 . Q C5 '7 X J YN ' f, X c,L,! fs , ,7 . 'X Ciftlj XJ x L I ,Q f f U N , Tx. f- if f 5,4 if X , JJ QV X ff k CAC J ' L Vu . 1 ' 971, 6? fQ 'f XO .13 V , Y, LZ . 'M TL SJ .J ' ,- ,., . nf' Wm N4 nf 'N CO r- Nqx ,X XXL! V V fx X N . fi! 1 N v X ,C Q dx xg, if K! U L NP fq.. V- Y- I I ,ECW HR--xv f ,FXQQ-JNf6S L f Y 1 L zf I I ,I ' Q . I . 4 , 1 R PUBLISHING CO 5 X . J X7 14 1' , 'jd 1 I - - w I 7 l'lfC115f',7-.1 :if I 1' f 1 5 ff . -4+ N'-L x 'J f LI '41 I .nail K I Q: . 1, 5 1 4 M .Klip if X 2 A V-Q ' an 14 'M MLW D ,, .LA '- N ' X., , N w ' ' M . 'ff il 7' f' lxn Q-I 1 . x --f -. f 1 ' ' 1 ' 'fl s., w X ll. r K F Q? '1' V26 ik 5 f' f' it R L K g fx, L K 1 T , I 1 Y I-I I .fi lk M ,. 6 Ll mi: :J T a 4-wmw,si1f12A4fi.6s4S' ,sf ,Q M 1, H W4 I- 1 v immw ' 2, E AA I , S f m 2 v L4 J . 'W 3 , ,,,,,, K? M . ,M if .s ,gs ,327 fwfr X 3 N Xu my 'W'i-' ' ff Y' ,M 1zvrfvgwN s5: 4 H.-.im My mn- H w ' . I ,iv . iv, 4