Brentwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brentwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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If' ww Q 1 1 Nvx. ll lu' X FACULTY And gladly would he learn and gladly tcachl' Geoffrey Chaucer ADMINISTRATION AND SPECIAI PERSONNEI MR MARK LUIVIB Currzculum MISS MARY ALICE RYAN School Nurxe MR B GEORGE SALTZMAN Supermtendent of School: MR ERNEST PURKEY Dtrector of Guzdance MISS CAROLE KIEF Speech Correctionift MR MARTIN JAMEs JR Supervzmr of Buzldzngf and froundl MISS MARIAN CHANDLER Director of Cafeteria: SCHOOL BOARD MR JAMES J RITTERSKAMP JR Pressdent MR ROY B CHIPPS MR ARTHUR H OBROCK Vice Prendent Tremrurer MR RAYMOND J BLACK MRS MARGARET C MR WILLIAM F MC DADE, JR Director HERMINGHAUS Dzfertor Secretary OFFICE STAFF MR HUBERT E FILLEY Principal MRS RUTH MARTENSEN MRS AMY RUHLAND S ecrelary C I erk MRS LUCILLE JAMES Secretary fi F F f Jw 1 z f J , 'Y U 'wmv K ,W iff Q, , AL.,V. 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Baseball 2, Football 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4g Choralaires 3, 41 All County Chorus 2. 43 QLIHFFCY 33 Double Quartet 45 Class President 5: Teen Town President 4. SHARON ALLXVINE Smile ami Ike zvbole zvorlczl .tmiler Milk yon. Entered from Des Moines, Iowa 21 Class Basket- ball 21 Intramurals 2, 31 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Co- President 4g Choralaires 3, 41 Glee Club 4, President ig All County Chorus 5, 45 Girls Sextet 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 4: Representative ig Honor Roll 2, 3, JOHN AULT Lore that mba. Entered from Maplewood 2g Band 2, 3, 4g Marching Band 5, 43 All County Band 5, 4g Assistant Con- ductor 43 Dance Band 43 Christmas Pageant 5, 49 Debate 35 Western Music Camp Delegate 4. THOMAS AYDELOTT Nire ami ml! but .rare if cjzziet. Entered from Troy High School 4g Baseball 4,, LYNN BAIRD Ncztwmzwr like him me tzlzzuyf zzefmnze. Entered from Shawnee-Mission, Kansas 41 Football 43 Basketball 41 Baseball 4. BARBARA BARRETT A .rjwfrz 112 czcrjtlfvifzy' ,clue 1fmfw',f.1kc5. Varsity Basketball 1, 21 Class Basketball l, Z1 In- tramurals l, 2, 3, 41 Varsity Volleyball 2, gl Bowl- ing I, 11 Mixed Chorus 3, 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 31 Pep Club I, 2, 5, lg B Club l: Play Crew 43 Junior Classical League 2, 31 Model VN Delegate 3: UN Tour 31 Eaglet and Eagle Staff 41 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, junior Achievement 53 Copy Editor 4. , i 'Z' ,,, . . YF? 1? s ,, , Q ws we SHIRLEY BARTLETT Wbnt.r behind llml qlrzet ciz,rp0.r1tz0n.9 Pep C' lub 4 JACK BAUMGARTNER If rzlence were golden, bed be rz mzllzomzzre. Basketball 2, 43 Track 4. PATRICIA BECKER Gemle, modem, am! rzveet. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals. TOM BENDER Erzry going. carefree. am! kind. Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Golf 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 4. KENNETH BOHRINGER Eary to like, erm' to know. Track l, 31 Golf 33 Baseball lg Intramurals 33 Future Scientists 53 junior Classical Leaeue 2, 33 Plays 3, 43 Honur Roll 31 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Sports Editor 4. MARCIA BOND Kimlrzerr ruler ber beart. Varsity Volleyball l, 2, 3, 43 Class Basketball 23 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 23 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 33 Choralaires 43 Plays 33 Pep Club l, 2, 5, 43 B Club I3 Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 4: S.A.S.C. 3, 43 Honor Roll 33 junior Town Meeting Of The Air Delegate 33 Webster and Washingtrpn U. Speech Tourneys 33 junior Achievement 2, 3. LHC' 1 .fl 311111 1111111 111111 .1111f ffnfi. 1-N ,wr FDXY :XR lb BRI:lNll2R lr.1rl: 21 Cwll li Basclull ll lmramxzrgls 1, Frlmzw mr- . msn mm rrmurrcc -1. .lOSIZPH BROEDER flu Il 111'r11.l 11111. fu' 11111111 1 11111, If-Mrlmll 1. 3. 11 'Frm 1. 3. 11. 01.1 ll xuwi 'gl fhfwrus 41 l.1lwmry l. 21 fnmcm Cllulw li .-X1rpl.mc Cllulw l. Q , -fm v '??F' 1 1 .,Wg,1,g1 lNlARll.YN l3RUYl,lfS l,f111f. f1111gZ1f1'1. .1111f f1111. Intramurals 2. 3, 'lx Bowling l, 2: Claes Basket- ball l, 2, 31 Claes Vullcvlmll li Maxell Clmrus 2, 5, -li Glee Llub 31 Pep Club l, 2. i. lg French Club l, ROBERT BLRNS I 1111111 k7IOII' zzfvcfrc I'111 111111119 6111 I'777 1111 my IMIU1. lborlwall 2: Basketball l, 2. 3. lg Gulf 3. fl: Baza- lv.1lI 3. 'l: lmmmurals l. 2. 9, 'll Lilvrary Cxlulw 2: Airplane llulw l. KATHELINE CARLSON 1 I1 1 10 1 11 111777 17111 1 c Sl 7AlN KAX I 'NDI R ll 1 1 1 11 mxlm n TIINL S Q w K 7 S1 lun L ru C 1 LX n u H Xin Lrn mg l I mor us Q 11 uc ner caller l v Capram 4 K lam Secretar 2 l'a:.lc dml Fagler Staff 4 Prom Rqwllrrc-r l B C lub 7 4 Cl1flSUTldS Paaeanr l L1brar5 Club l H1 ' lm 1z'11 1 1 11 rv 1,1 f 1 lm' Z11.11'1. Glo- Clulw l, 21 Pap Kllulv l, 2, 1, -l. 1 1 1 r 1 T 1 T A J 4 . ,l 4 Q If If nf 11111, 11111311 11'111111f llf 11111 ,Q 1113. L, V B ' Ag l, 2. l I 1 xral. l, 21 Mix -ll Chl ru' 3. lrul - rl: Glfc Club l, 21 Ba l l. 2L Yrls' Trio ll S 'KICK l 1 PCL Cl l l, 2. 3, -ll . ll ' . DA A 1 K u 2 Cllg .'.' f 'ul Le' g A l. 21 S.A.S.C1. -li ' Play Clrexxs 5, ,lg UN Tour lag Sfllllfflt Council 2, 4. cg1A 1' .1. Y Q ' A 5 ry . ., , , , 1 , 1 f- , ' f- . 4 H, fa 1 ' f J 1 ' 1 V 1 ':'l. 2 1 'S JATNTES CHANTBERS Life it irbtzt you umlw if. Basketball 21 Teen Town Committee 43 Airplane Club l. GARY CLEM lfztcwrted in nmuj llvifzgi, ctzjnzble in ull. Football l, 2, 31 Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 1, Z, 3, -ig Airplane Club l: Future Scientists 3: Junior Classical League -ig Play Crews Z, 3: Student Council l, 'lg S.A.S.C. 43 Class President 23 Prom Reporter -l, ANNE COATES Arzion Jpeakr louder than uforflf. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Glee Club lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 B Club lg Junior Classical League 2, 33 Play Crews 4. TERRY CIONWAY Af the .wuz colors flozverr ,to does im' F0107 life. Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Class Basketball 1, 2g Class Volleyball 1, 2g Pep Club I, 2, 3, 41 French Club l. 23 Dramatirs Club lg Play Crew 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 23 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Art Editor 43 Spanish Club 4: Great Books Club 4. WALTER CONXWAY Small in ,ttatnre bill finer thing.: in a big may Football 11 Library Club 1, President. JACKIE COOKE A mmplimenz I0 arf. Pep Club 3, 4. sf -P ,W 'X 5 Xt P 45 l SVSAN 1 RING ,I.ffff,zf1u 111.1 Mitt! II 'fn v , , f U.. 1 , , . , v I5 mnu I. I.1rr.I.1Iur.1Is I, -, w, I. XIIXLXI flmrus 1. I LIU- C Iub I, 2, Psp C,Iub I, 2, S, I1 f.HIICl'.l flub I. Viet'-I'tt-mIcnt I1 Ii f.Iub Ig ,Iuniur Haw- 1taI I.L'.igllL' Q, 5. LQN. 'Ilmur 51 Ifrcibmgln f.I1t-t-r- leader: Play Crew 'Ig ,Iuniur Athicvement 2. KAY DAVIS Her tjw ,wtf ftwptfmzm-111 ,f1z'1'11Ht' zrifln IJIIQQZT- fer. Intr.1mur.1Is I, Q, 1-, 'Ig IiuxxIIn4: I, 2: Clubs Imlxt-tr baII lg Varsity VuIIcyb11II I, lg Mixed Cfhurus J, 51 Glen' i,Iub I3 Psp Klub I, J, 5, II, Sccrcturx' -I1 French Club I, 2g junior CIussIcaI League 5. 41 Ifagict and Iiugle Staff -I1 UN. Tour 4, Junior . xt'hicvc-lnctlt 2. THOMAS DEXVALD IVIN Lzh' ffftf .IL'lifl!l,I!'1. Inn mfztfr gt! 11111 of if .zfiz ty THOMAS DILLINGHAM Krzozzlttfgtf iu-p1'f11ftf tim! be lm Ict17'7lc'u1 ,aff vzzfflv. Latin Club I, 21 French fQIub 3, QI, Prusidcnt 'ig Iiagkt lfditur ,Ig Play 33 Great Books CQIub 4, F.T.A. 2, 5, VI. President I nv 1, Hn. Mk, N :E in Sb M' Zi' HTF? If 9. ur .I . 2' 'i p ,r 5 4 AIGSEPH DOUGHERFIW' No! fm' luffffj, 1101 fm' ftzmtg' flffl fur ffm :tri nf Ibn' KQrl7UL'. FootbaII I, 3, I1 Track -1. IIIUXVIIY DIYUCFR I Hia iff wtzlt' H111-tizi Mixed Clwrus 1. 3, ,ig Ch-fralaircs 3, -Ig All County Clhortls -Ig Marching Band 2, 3, HIL Band I, 2, 1, I1 c,l'LIN.'NIF.l I1 All County B4mtI I. 1, 3 43 F,'I'..'X. J, 1, I. Iutmmr fI.1esicnI I.L:tuuc I, 23 Tbcspians 1, I1 Plays Q. 9. I1 fbristmns Pzmulnt 2. 3. -I, Bcuvs' State I: StutIcnt Cbuncxl -Ig State BLIHAI 1, 23 Stare Orcbmtra ,IQ XY'41sI1ington g1ntI Wfcbster Spccnh Tourncxi S1 Ilunur RoII I, 2. ,gina-5 '47 ivv-P .J 634 1181494 'Z f JOAN DURLAND Mzftif. nizzfic, mzfsir. Mixed Chorus 23 Glee Club lg Marching Band l, 2, 3, sig Band l, 2, 3, -ig Orchestra fi: All County Band 2, Pep Club l, 2, 5, fl: Modern Dance lg French Club 4g Thespinns 3, 4, Play Crews 3, 43 NANCY DURLAND lWi!b iclmlf high and jwrpofe lure. Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club lg Marching Band l, 2, 3, fl, Band l, 2, 3. -lg Librarian 45 Orchestra 4, Pep Club l, 2, 5, -ig Modem Dance lg French Club -ig Play Crews E, 4: Thespians 3, 4: Xwash- ington University Speech Tourney 3, CAROLYN ELLIS Good zbingr wnze itz ,rfimlf pf1L'bage.f. Class Basketball Z3 junior Classical League lg ln- tramuruls l. 2, Bowling: I. 2. ,IACK IZNSMINGER Qzfiel in fzppe.mz11ca. Ulfllfll' fnzifzozzvz. Entered from Puplar Bluff High School 4. -IUDITH ERICH No IVIIVVII. no 1rnr'v 1,' jiri! lift' at if cffmcr. Class Basketball 21 Bowling l, 21 Intramurals l, 2, 3, fig Mixed Chorus 2, 3, -lg Glee Club lg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, ig Representative 5, 4: Play Crews 3,41 ,lunior Achievement 2. CHFRYL ESTELI. Giza we iz lwizrt ffm! ir cheerful mid guy Intramurals l. 2: Bowling lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, fig Glee Club lg Pep Club l. 2. 3, -ig Library Club l, 21 Mudcrn Dance lg Play Crews l, 2, 5, Christmas Pageant l. 4 JACKIE ESTELI. Thrift before marriage maker for lmjvpiners after the ceremony, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Glee Club I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stamp Club Ig Play Crew 3.i ROBERT FEATHERSTON A good felfou' ii' the finest kind of f7'i6'7ZCi.ff7iP. Track 3, 4. BARBARA FIESER I lore to dance, I lone to play: let nothing elre stand in the way, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Ig Class Volley- ball I. 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Representative 4g Thespians 3, 4g Plays 3, Crews 3, 43 Christmas Pageant 35 Eaglet and Eagle Staff 4. JOYCE FLEMMER Read' to laa fb and all 0 lee, yet mntelimex 9 8 g , quiet, u'e'll agree. Intramurals 2, 3, Bowling 2g Mixed Chorus 33 Glee Club 1, 2g All County Chorus Z3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Modern Dance Ig Christmas Pageant Ig Eaglet and Eagle Staff 4. JANICE FRANZEN A zfoman of few 11'ord.f. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3g Glee Club I, 2, 3. ERIC FREY Nice guy with a quiet way. Freshman Football Ig Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 41 Stamp Club Ig Airplane Club I, 2. RITA GARDNER Some tlvirzla the tzorlzl 11115 mtzrfe for ffm and frolief so do I. Bowling l, 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 41 Modern Dance lg B Club. ROBERT GRACE Yozmg matt with the born. Mixetl Chorus I, 4g Choralaires 41 Marching Band l, 2, 5, 4, Captain 2, Manager 5, 41 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian l, Manager 5, 43 Orchestra 43 Dance Band 3, 4, All County Band l, 2, 3, 4: All County Orchestra l, 2, 4, junior Classical League 1, 23 Science Club 43 All State Band 1, 2, 31 All State Orchestra 3, National High School Band 2g Washingttmn University Band and Sym- phony 2, 3, 43 Midwest Band and Symphony 3, 4. SABEN GROBEN A fair exterior if ll .rilent recommendation. Entered from Mount Vernon High School, Pep Club 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Class Secretary 4. DAVID HARGRAVES When in a play be tzvtr ll leading part. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Choralaires 3, 43 All.County Chorus 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Vice4Presideht 4. SANDRA HARTUNG Alf ire colrlfl' zvirb with zfemnre and quiet uzzjy. Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 4. THEODORE HAUMUELLER Hizppvi-go-111523. from care I'm free: tberek tzotbing tba! bothers me. Basketball l, 2, 5, 41 Track l, 4, Intramurals 1, Z, 5, 4, Stamp Club lg Airplane Club I. fc axis, 'ff rr 1 'Z 5:'-ef:-':5z'1-:':wsxfws:i BARBARA HIGGINBOTHA M A rnerrg hear! lhrzf goer all through zhe day. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 31 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 1, 25 F.T.A. I, DONALD HODAPP Common fenfe among men if i1 fortune rare. Science Club 1, 2, 4, Future Scientist 5. LENORA HOFFMEISTER The way lo gain 4 friend if to he one. Intramurals 1, 2, Bowling 13 Class Volleyball 25 Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Representative 4, junior Classical League 1, 2. ED HOLT He oioernl nmte nordf, he nznher lhern ronnl. Basketball 1. SHARON HOLTSTEAD Full of genzle hirzdnefr in loohr and lmzgrmge. Entered from Fair Park High 3g Pep Club 3, 4. BARBARA HOOPER UVhate1'er if worth doing at all ir worth doing well. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 5g Glee Club 11 Play Crew 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 53 Band 1, 2, 3, All County Band 1, 21 Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 43 U.N. Tour 31 Eagle and Eaglet Staff fl. s XX Q CONRAD JACOBI Happy am 1,' from care I'm freef Wfltj' are1z't they all like me? Entered from Southwest High 23 Football 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Choralaires 2, 31 All County Chorus lg junior Classical League 3. KENNETH KELLER We like him for what be is .... himself. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2g Baseball 2, 3, 45 Camera Club lg Teen Town Committee 4. KAREN KELLEY Born to strive. attain and not rarrender. Wfashington University and Webster Speech Tourneys .53 Bowling 2g Intramurals 1, 23 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4g Modern Dance lg Thespians 5, 43 Plays 3, 4g Crews 3. 4g Christmas Pageant 33 M.A.S.C. Workshop Delegate 35 U.N. Tour 35 Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 4g S.A.S.C. 3, 4g Class Vice-President 21 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4g Fea- ture Editor 4. MARVIN KETCHELMEIER A man is-alzvajy better than a book. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 3g Golf 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4. LINDA KEY Who can tell what the will do! Entered from Mantica High, California 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE KLIQG Notbiug great mu wer afbierecl zvithozzt entburiarm. Entered from Hazelwood High -ig Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4. iiv 'qv' Wu.-...ff NEIL KUOI9 'Hit 111.1111-1 fur! is zo do ztitlv migbt IZIZII mtzifz trbtzt 11111 can do, Mixetl Chorus l, 2. 3, 43 Boys' Quartet 3g Junior Classical League 2. gl Christmas Pageant I, 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 41 Dramatics Club I3 School Play 1, 2, 3, 43 Creus 2, 3, 43 Class President !lQ Teen Town Committee 4. CAROL KRAUS Illfl cies go tzflcr' zzlvtzl my heart camzol rcazfh. Intramurals I, 2. 3, 43 Bowling I. 2: Class Volley- ball 1, 2, 3g Basketball lg Pep Club 5, 43 Library Club I3 Nuclern Dance I. CAROLYN KRONE A pcmrt for -1011? lbofzgbzif. Class Basketball 23 Varsity Volleyball 23 Intramurals I, 2. 5, 41 Mixed Chorus 43 Glee Club 1. 2, 33 Pep Club I, 2. 5. lg Modern Dance I3 B Club 11 Drarnatics Club 1. DENNIS KURRE Yriffztf go! In bt zz frmtbtzlf hero. Football 2, 3, I. Cu-Captain 43 Basketball 2, 3, -I3 Baseball 5, -I3 Marching Band I3 Bantl l, 2, 5, -I3 Future Scientists 53 Airplane Club I3 Thes- pians 41 Plays S, llg Model UN, Delegate 31 Buys' State 53 Stutlent Council I, 4, Treasurer 4: Class Vice-Ilresitlent 51 Spanish Club 43 S.A.S.C. -I. CARY LANG A vztffrjx fm11'l.'.1 zzmuli m1f11te11.zm'c'. Fimthall I, 2. 5, fl: Basketball I. 2. -I1 Track I, 2: Baseball fl: F.T.A. 21 Stutlerit Council I, 2, BILL LARSON Looks' iuzznrt 111 ..,. fm! it be? IRENE LEDBETTER Gwztlcnzefz lfflflll izlzzxzyi prefvr lylruzcfw. Intramurals l, 2, 3, ig Bowling l, 21 Varsity gl Class Volleyball 2: Mixctl Chorus 33 Glce Club l. lg All County Chorus 21 GirlQ I'rio NIL Hajimrctre Q I. lg Pep Cllub l, 2, 5, ig Chccrlc-atlcr 3, -ig Library DW?- Club lg F.T.A. rig Play Crews 3, 43 Play 35 Foot- ball Maid ig Eagle-t and Eagle Staff 13. KIEANETTE LEE Pizliwzfc inn! gcflztfwzcaii' it pmzcr. Enteretl from Nnrth High School ii. I .f TIM LEE Lv! the gow! limw roll, Truck l, 2, 3, -Ig Intrz llli urals l, 21 Play Crews 5. BRENDA LEHMAN ljlllliilf if wc!! ,milf lo be ilu ff7CC'L'l6 of .IN4lfL'!l'. Mixcil Chorus lg IxIi1l'Cl1lI'ILI Banil I, 2, 5, 4. Orcha- tm 'ig PL-p Clluh I, l, 5, ig All County Banil 2. 51 Dance Bzmil 5, -I. RICHARD MANGE , , if filer Zffyzf. cfz cr' imc. in Ifn' Lziiv Ive fmf fn rfv. 'Q Bawlxill ll Gulf 3, ,lg Library ffluh lg kluniwr Claw- iL'.1l Lcaluuc 2, ig Plays .intl Crews 3. l. IFN. 'lhur Sq llunnr Riill ig Eiiglc gm-l Intulct Stuff i. -g, V AF' KIARY ,IU KIARTIIN X , 1 I V O71 Ilan Jzzwrj,gnfinznzii of ziffri .izzrl AV-1111. Ilt-if Club l. 1, 3, l. flaw Ihslccrthzlll l, 2, fQ.1pta:ri 2. liiixslinu l. lg Yirsity 21 lnrr,imi1r.1ls l, Q, S, ll Cilcc Klub l, Q3 1,.1mcr.1 C lub l. Pruiilciit l, -Iuniiir U 2 C,l,1sSit.il League 2. 5. Bctrcmrjt -1 IDIAIFEIJ Clih I1 Pltiy Cruw 2. gl Vhrisrrrias lixqc-gint f, 2. Ntuifcnr gf fQi1untill,2, 1, l. lrctisurcr 1. Pruiilcnt 'li NIA S, CQ. X'i'urltsliUp Ikrlcuiuc 9' S..X.5.C,. S, il: Clivcr- lcgizcr l. Alrcrrmtc 4: LN. Ii1t.r 1 .luiirfr Athic'.'t-- ment Z1 Ilmthail Queen gl Euulc Etlitiir il. ROBERT MCANANY A little l1fH.7.lc'l2.lL' zzozz .mal 10611 it raliilvtrf by tba zz'l.fe.f1 of 721671. Football 2, 3, 45 Track 5, 41 Honor Roll I, 25 Future Scientist 55 All School Play 52 Crew 45 U.N. Tour 3g junior Classical League I, 25 Student Council Alternate 15 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Lay Out Editor 45 Class Vice-President 4. COLLEEN MORAN You mmf bore been u beazzfifzzl baby Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Class Volleyball I5 Class Basketball 15 Bowling li 25 Student Council Alter- nate l5 Mixed Chorus 25 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Representative 4g Glee Club lg junior Achievement 15 Play Crew 45 Football Maid 35 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 45 News Editor 4g Teen Town Committee 45 junior Committee 5. WII.LIAM OBROCK To argue with binz if to lore. Basketball I5 2, 5, 4, Captain 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track 5, 45 Golf 4g Baseball 25 Student Council Alternate 3, 45 junior Committee 3. CAROLYN PESSONI Sincere in all mzclerttzbifzgr. Intramurals l, 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glec Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 45 French Club 25 Play Crew 4. HARRIET RIEMER Angelr are jminzwl to look like you. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 25 Class Volley- ball I, Z5 Mixed Chorus 53 Glee Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 45 Modern Dance lg Camera Club lg junior Achievement 2. KATHLEEN ROBERTS LL'f,.l'!cI71gL7 072177 be merry. Varsity Volleyball 25 Bowling I, 25 Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 45 Class Basketball 15 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Future Scientist 35 Student Council 45 junior Classical League Z5 Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4, Feature Editor 4. fr WSF QA t , LIANET ROSSIN .llzfrif in Iver feet. Pep Club l, 2, 3, lg Bowling l. 2: Intramurals l, 2, 3, ,lg Library Club lg Modern Dante lg Ii Club lg Play 31 Crt-us lg Christmas Pageant I, 2: llurlor Roll 5, ROBERT SCHElTERl,E lfzrirj intl? 41 Hug, Track 31 Football 3, l, Manager l, 21 Mixed g , , . , , . Chorus v, lg Choraliures w, lg Library Club l, lg junior Classital League l, 21 Spanish Club ,lg All County Chorus lg Student Council Alternate rl. ELISABETH SCHERRIZR Ready for zmrk. ready for fZl7Z.' rmzf-1 Io help fill the zrork is clone. Intramurals 3g Glee Club l, 2. 3g Pep Club l, 2, S, fl, Ifremh Club 1, Setretary-Treasurer llg ,lunior Athievemcnt S, llonor Roll 2, ig Student Coungil 5, Play 3, -lg Crew Alg LCN. Tour 33 U.N. Model Delegate 5, Eagle and Hauler Staff 4, Copy Editor rig Junior Classical Leauuc Zg Vfashington and NVQ-bster Speech Tourneys Eg Mixed Chorus Pi, MARY ANN SCHMIDT You ozfgbl lo be in f7fL'lIH'C'.l', Bowling lg Volleyball 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Pep Club l, 2, 5, lg Modern Dance lg French Club 2, 33 Christmas Paueant lg Tour 5. DIACQUELINE SCHCSTER A pnfzzg girl ii like .z rzzcffftfy. Mixed Chorus 5, -lg Varsity Volleyball 3: Intra- muralx l, Z, S, lg lioulinu l. 2, Claw liaslcetball lg Mixed Chorus Direttor 3. Cilce Club lg 2, Choralaires 53 All County Chorus 3: Sextet 2. lg Trebelets -li Modern Dance lg Vlunimr Clasiical League l, 21 Play Crew 5, Class Secretary 1. Joux snort f'fw,fffff1u .mil f.111tVg 'Y?'L'L'. 1111111412 mia' Iron- He wtf, Football l. 2. 5. li Basketball l, 2, 4, 'lg Tfaclfc 2, Hg Mixel Chorux 2, 3, l, President 9g Chfral- aires i, lg All County Chorus 2, 3, 3' Stamp Club lg Camera Club lg Airplane Club lg Christmas Pageant 5, 'Hur J-v BARRY SHORT I'U fmzitf 41 rfmzwwfimz in tfzefj plate. Football l. 2, 3, A11 Basketball l, 2. 3, -iz Baseball -ig Mixetl Chorus Zg Airplane Club l. MARIAN SLATER lliyilbofzt fore and !!1lfg1'bf6'7' life if fmfbifzg. Bowling I, Zg Mixed Chorus Eg Choralaires 5g Glee Club l, 2g Girls'Trio -lg Marching Band 23 Band l, 2g Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Representative 3, Treasurer 'ig Play 5g UN. Tour 53 Eaglet antl Eagle Staff 4, Business Manager. NANCY SMITH Patiwzfe 111111 gC1Zl!L'7IL',Y.f if jvozver. Mixetl Chorus 2, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, wig Pep Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 2g F.T.A. 2, 5, 4. LAUREL STACK Her buff ii' no wmrc ,V1l7777f1' than ber heart. Bowling I. 2g Class Volleyball lg Intramurals l, 2, ig Mixetl Chorus 5, 43 Glee Club I, 21 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 43 Modern Dance lg French Club 23 Play Crews fig Student Council Alternate 3. EISA STAINIPIZHI. A zrifly In 1111r 111 ii tr I 1't'r mrrtf. Pep Club l. 2, 3, lg Camera Club I. BARBARA STARK Gwzflr nf.fjvc'ut'f1. fiefzcfifiul of mind. Bowling lg Class Volleyball 21 Intramurals lg 23 Glee Club lg Pep Club l, 5, Ig Honor Roll I, 2, 33 Eagle antl Faglet Staff vig junior Achievement Z. JOSEPH STARK A di.rp0,ritio11 fha! if the 6'7ll'-I of 4111. Football I, 2, 41 Basketball l, 2, Track l: Base- ball ,lg Mixctl Chorus 23 Stamp Club lg Student Council 5, Teen Town Committee. MARGARET STIFEI. U'fi11ing to 410 bw ,f11,1rc. Intramurals I, Z, 3, lg Bowling l, 23 Mixed Chorus . , . 2, 3, 4g Glee Club Z, -4, Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Library Club Ig Eagle and Eaglet Staff 4: FTA. 4. REGINA STIMSON Good fe110zz'Jbip ii fire finer! kind of frienelylaip. Bowling lg Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club I, Marching Band 23 Band I, Z, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Play Crews 31 Christ- mas Pageant lg Honor Roll l, 2. DARYL STRONG A mind of grace ami mmplete majesty. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Choralaites 3. 43 Glee Club fig All County Chorus 35 Girls Trio 43 Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader 4g Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Modern Dance Ig French Club 1, 2g Play Crews 2, 3: Christmas Pageant I, 2, Debate 2, Span-ish 4. BRUCE SXVAINE Hi! 1111161 zruzf cliff in 111411113 mn1t1, fm' bud: fporfy in cfnzlenr 170111. Football l, 2 3, 4, CofCaptain 1, fl: Basketball lg Track I, 2, 3, 111 Baseball l, ii. RAMOND THIIQRRY You i1vn111:1 Jw if .'m1.1V1. Iwfzm-wfzz Ifvtft mm be 411.114 tzgtziml il, . 25 Q V f V v V y B ,lUYC.l1 THOMPSON lfz Lfiltfif-1 if if Zzffljizj. Intramurals l, 21 Mixerl Chorus l, 2, 32 Glcc Club -lg Pep Club 3. -l. DONNA TROIYSIZ ll lm',x IlZf,HlZ7fL'l fum izmf fn!! of fllll? Class Baskcrball 21 Bmxling l, 25 Intramurals l, 2. 3. ,lg Nlixeil Cilmrus 2. gl Glec Club lg Pep Club l, 2. 5, 111 Modern Dance 11 Dramarics Club l: Play Crews 4: Eagle anil Fagler Staff ei: junior Achievement 2. CAROL VAI,ENTlNE Tluf !f1liCf Huff zzfww uizlnre mfzcr I'.If'f6'.f. Entered from Coyle 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Bowling 2g Varsiry Volleyball 31 Play Crews -'lg junior Achievement 3. X5C'II.I.IAM VREFLAND I bcliezf in zmrk, Im! 1711 not in farm' of it. Football 11 Basketball 1, 21 Intramurals l, 2, 5: Library Club l: Airplane Club lg junior Classical League l, 2. I,IfSTIiR XVAGNIZR 4 1' llufnzf .inn ifnzfz 10111111 iunff lunar jon, 1 Fiwflyill 2, S, I1 Basketball Z, 3, 13 Track S: ' U Baseball l, J, S3 Intramurals 1,-1. ROBERT XVIIIKART Fw lwfn iz jffflj gnmf follow. Fourball - w 1 Track 3 4 ALAIN XX LISINIAN VV Q WW fa ,, W f Dwi f 7IIt.'J.Ul7'c' Ulu!! by tbvir' lwigbz. Clamcra Club lg Library Cflub I, 2. Airplane: Club I1 ,lunior Clxissiuil LLKIASLIL' I. 23 Dramatitw Club I, MARY SUI. XXfITI.l.S If fizffgbtw' zznzi' ffm' f5fe.14f nf Zlfri' ffl!!-ll fire forez'er. Intramurals I. 2. 3, lg Class Volleyball 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3. -lg Glcc Cflub I: Pep Club I, Q, 5. -lg Mollcrn Dame I: Fri-nth Club Z. 3, Stullent Council Ig Clllccrlcullt-r I. MARLIORIE W EST I biz: c 50 Nlllfb fo tell. Varsity Volleyball 3, Intramurals I. 2, 31 Bowling I, 21 Mixcll Chorui 2. B, lg Glcc Club Ig Pew ,1 , -, , Q, sit -. Mwllcrn Dante I, Geography Club 21 Pluy Circus 2, gl Teen Town Committee Ai: City Auditor in Mock Election 2. ROBERT XVILKINSEN He dia! fm' fbifzgi, bm did them Nell. Banll I, 2, Airplane Club Ig Library Club I. l,,,, ' ,, H-, fri 'z'Z4v1'f- , , 3lZ??llf,ei',, M 5 5 , K YM 3 'c ,A I I.UC.Y XY'll,I.IAlNI5 All llmfzlqbli tim! I nut nj izzmtliu zmrlll. Intramurals H. 1 Bowling I1 Class Baiketball -1 Mixcll Chorus -. Glu Club I, -, , Qlwotaaires 'lg Pep Club I. 2. 5..lg Library Club I: Junior C.lassiQ.1l Lcatuc I, -. Dramatic Club I. Play Crum ' X Plays I A NDR EXV XWYN N H445 no! mil. bllf mfztber nur Atzpoleffvz. Football 2, 5, 'lg Track 'lg Airplane Club Ig Student Louncil ,lg S.A,5.CQ. -I. IA' 'wi NEIL KOOP 5 90 We ,-eq! EIV CLASS HISTORY During the years that the senior class has been at BHS the members have parti crpated rn various fields In governing the class Gary Clem president Karen Kelley vice president and Sue Cavender secretary treasurer were officers the sopho more year In the junior year it was Tom Abott president Dennis Kurre vice presi dent and ackie Schuster secretary treasurer Senior year Neil Koop was president Bob McAnany vice president and Saben Groben was secretary treasurer In sports Bruce Swaine and Dennis Kurre were co captains of the 1957 58 football team In that same year Bill Obrock served as captain of the basketball team To cheer the boys along Sue Cavencler and Irene Ledbetter represented the senior Class as cheerleaders Sue Cavender was chosen captain in 57 Student Council is an important function at BHS Representrng the class through out the year were Sue Cavender Kathy Roberts joe Stark Andy Wynn Gary Clem Cary Lang, Betsy Sherrer, Tom Abbott, and Ed Dugger The 1957 58 officers were president, Mary Jo Martin, vice president, Karen Kelley, secretary, Marcia Bond, and treasurer, Dennis Kurre. For dramatic ability these people represented the class as Thespians: Ed Dugger, David Hargraves, Neil Koop, Karen Kelley, Barb Fieser, Nancy Durland and Joan Durland. CBS M Prerzdent GRO lx I 'lfwf 'lull' Ei, Learn while youlre young, he often said, there's much to en- joy down here below. George Arnold UNDEHCLASSMEN CLASS OF 1959 BOB ESKELES Prexident BARBARA BOND JUDY HEYNEN Vice-Prexia' ent Secretary-Treayurer BARBARA BOND BRANTF BRASVUELL JUDX BRIINK CIIARLFNE BRINKMAN DAVID CAIN LOIS ALEXANDER JUDY ARMENTROUT DIANE BAKER PAT BESSELMAN JUDY BLACK IK W JE Q-32 PATSY CAMPBELL RICHARD CARLSON DONALD CHAPMAN MARGARET CI-IIPMAN JULIE CHIPPS M, 4 Q .,. ' I Aff' 5 BOB ESKELES JIM FEELY SONDRA FIELDS JEAN FLINT HILDA FUNKE PEGGY GATES VUILLIAM GRUTYKE YVONNE GUERRE ELLEN HALL PAUL HAMMOND JUNIORS af at! un- , 1 I V W0 BWV W Shun-.mu . f PAUL COBB VALERIA CONNANT CAROLYN CRAIG ARMON CRAWJEORD CAROLYN DAUGHERTY JOAN DAY DONNA DEIMEKE PHIL DENMAN RICHARD DE WALD RICHARD DICKENS Jo ANN DIEBOLD SUSAN DURLAND INA EBBERSON MARY ANN ECKIER NANCY EISENHARDT I , C7 RONALD HATCH ANN HENLEY JUDY HEYNEN JENNIE HICKEL JUDITH HOFMEISTER JAMES HOLTMAN CAROL HOWE JIM HUDSON WILLIAM JOHNSON CAROL KOPELMAN KAREN KOPELMAN SHIRLEY KRAUSE TOM KREICHELT CHARLES LA GARCE JANE LANGENBACHER A mm ,.... ' . ...,..4, ,.....Lf, n fax ,rp,.- CLASS OF 1959 'ii-f MARY LORSBACH SYLVIA LUMB JUDY MAGINNIS BILL MARGHERIO JERRY MARSHALL MARY ANN MATHFNY SHIRLEY MCLALEB GARY MC CLELLAND CAROL MC NEAL TONY MEDEARIS ' FI -X 1' I? ' I tsp, I 'wifi-.'3 x X r. ' Nw IV Siu. f I ,,?ffi..5'15.'5 L'.'.4 NANCY POLLARD RUTH POTTER NATHAN REYNALDS SHARON RICHARDS JOYCE RINCK JO ANN RITTENSBACHER JAY RITTERSKAMP GRETCHEN ROIIR JIM RUSSELL RONALD SCHLNDLER x xx-- JUNIORS I CHARLOTTE MENENDEZ JUDY MILER DON MOELLERING JOHN MOORE GLORIA MORGAN LARRY MOSKOFF CAROL MOSLEY ROBERT NIEMEYER GINGER NISBET JANET NOELL DAVID OWENS STEVE PAYNE MAGGIE PENTLAND SUSANNE PESSONI ROSI-IELLE PHILLIPS NLABLE 41 TED SCHLOSSER NANCY SCHNEIDER DON SHUMATE RICHARD SMITH ALLEN SOUTHARD BROOKE ANN SPROWLES JOHN STEFANONI KAREN STEFANONI JERRY STOVERINK PAUL STOYANOFF JAMES SIIMMITRS MICHAEL SULLIVAN MARIE TIIURMAN ARTHUR TONEY WILLIAM VAN RHEIN 36 -if s I , CLASS OF 1959 f' Q 1, 'K WILLIAM WALTERS KAYE WESSLER BARBY WEST ROBERT WESTON CAROLYN WHITE STANTON WHITE KENNETH WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS WILLIAM WILSON JANET WYNN i ,,, 'M I xr 'Y . ,, ,.. any if I w fb XV' - N-I -- - . j ww, LOUISE CLICK CAROL COLLIGAN JUDITH COMBS JOHN COVINGTON RALPH CRAFT STEVE DAVIS CHARLES DILLY HARRY DINEEN SHARON DOLCI PATRICIA DL'FFY PAT EATON JERRY EVANS DONALD EVES FRED FLORIAN EDXVIN FOX CLASS OF 1960 Us-ff V JOE ABBOTT CAROL BARRETT BEVERLEE BERNARD CHARLES BILLINGHAM EUGENE BISHOP JEAN BOHRINGER MARILYN BORGHOFF RICHARD BRANTLY GERALDINE BREMER XVILLIAM BROOKES NANCY BRUMMETT ELISE BURKART MARY BETH BURTON DALE CARMACK DARLENE CHANCELLER MARTIEL FREY DOUGLAS FRIDLEY DAVID FRISQUE SUZANNE FROSSARD MARY GRIFFIN DONALD HATCH WALTER HENKEL WILLIAM HENKEL SUE HERMINGHAUS JOAN HOFFMAN LEONARD HOFMEISTER JACQUE HOLMANN DAVID HOLMES TERRY HOPMANN JUDY HUGHES 'V 'iw 1 um Q Qi 4 ?' A-If CLASS OF I96O EETJS 5 '7no wore LAURA 1EzzI JIM JARNAGIN BONNIE JONES ROGER JOSEPH NANCY KARNES CAROLE KELLEY CLARENCE KLEINSORGE KATHY KNOESEL BARBARA KRAUS DAVID LA KAMP WARREN LAKE SANDRA LAWS JOAN LEDBETTER FRANK LIKERT SANDRA LINE I 1 ' ,L : N I, gz, 1 glgl ' Q in N, my-of K4 V RANDALL NIEHOFF JOSEPH OGLE RONALD OLIVER NANCY PADKINS SUNDAYE PEER CQONNIIT PETTERSON BETTI PITMAN JOHN PRADE LAWRENLE PRESS XVANDA QUICK KARHRYN RADER JILL RAMSEY GLENN RICHTER ROBERT RICARD JANET RITTENSBACHER H, ,Y ,z f SOPHOIVIOHES ALAN LUMB EDWARD MARK TERRY MARTIN CAROL MASH MARK MC ANANY MICHAEL MC CANN BONNIE MCCARTNEY SUZANNE MC XVI-IIRTER CAROLYN MILLER VICKY MILLICAN RITA MOELLERING JUANITA MOORE RALPH MORRISSEY XVILLIAM MOSKOFF EDWARD NAVIES GENE RUDLOFF RICKY SHAITPERKOETTER KAREN SCI IITLL JACK SCQIIRADITR MARY LOU SCQIIXVARTZ RAY SCHXVA R TZ Mann' tx! 1 4 RON SCHWARTZ CLIFTON SCOTT LOIS SELLINGER GRAHAM SI-IELTON SUE SHENK LINDA SMITH MARY SOUTHARD JACK SPRATTE MATT STRONG RICHARD SUSSENBACH CLASS OF 1960 SHIRLEY SUTTERER JULIE SWYERS LINDA TESTAMENT JAMES THOMAS DONALD UNGERMAN BARBARA VIERHELLER ROBERT WAMSER MARY JO WATSON S I IIXUIE-THU!!! MAUDE WATSON W I 1 -gf-1,0 MQ SUE WEATHERLY mx-EI KAREN WETTERHOFF JANET WEYRALCH CLYDE WICKISER BUD WIDEMAN JOAN WOLFF . SUSAN ZINGRE JUNI OR HIGH -53' QQ .SJ QA? Tw 'AJ 'vm Q M-! ' '-x. M NI' 'N., ,f f'I i Try the fair fzdz wzmre of tomorrow. -SIJJDQEJPEQVE NNH SALLY ESKELFS was vot- ed the most typical girl in the freshman Cass. 1. GRADE 1 of Chosen as most typical boy in the freshman class was DAVID NIEMEYER. R011 One: C. Stefanoni, L. Frey, L. Dickman, P. Kleisly, J. Oppelt DI. Fltrensbacher. R-914: Tun: C. Roehm, K. Daddona, T. Cox 1. Beeman, R. Schott, C. Fuse. Ron' Three: K. Tekorre, L. Alex amler, B. Lee, M. Sreirlemann, S. Krech, tl. Turner. Rm: Four . R014 R014 G. Crawford, S. Becker, P. Dunham, M. Jrlcuhmn, D, Schull Fire: j. jones, N. Williams, P. Kulla, S. Fslcclcs, Williams. Six: B. Nisber, J. Mallow, j. Rlegert, j, Brinlcrnanrm. NN D' 'w Ron' One: K. Binguc-li, W. Daugherty, D Slay. D. XY'.1uncr, B. Brucc. f.. Sanzrfrrcra. S. VU irc B. lfnuerman, R. Chrisrman. S. Oth-rmlurlr. lf Nurrvfn. l. Vw:-. wr 110 . ru F1 W1-lr, D. Payne. D. Martin. R. B4bDxl, F. X'i'ill1l.m. li Rclscnlclrcr. B. Parker. B Dillingham G. Tmuse, B. Buml. R. Erb. Run Tint' J. XY'ynn. ,I xhinrllcr. R. Herrlrlx. nl. Fearhcrsrrrn. B. Cook, R. Lazarus, R. Coldevuc, bl. Burr. R. Nhclp. R. Sturklc, 9. Yfrrk. D. Kaufman, R. Xfarrmky. 1 1 Ron' One: S. May, B. Beniamin, W. Koch, K. Miller, C. Schmidt. Ron' Tun: V. Powers, B. Barry, M. Mollman, C. Spencer, C. Black Ron' Three: K. Cobb, E. Kuhn, B. Oliver, B. Canham, D. Short. Rou' Four: G. Dorn, D. Weinrich, P. Brinkmeyer, S. Kussman B. Tesar. Ron' Fire: W. Jarrett, K. Tonis, B. Austin, M. Pratt M. Fischer, J. Carrens. EIGHTH MARILYN MOLL- MAN was chosen by the eighth grade as the most typical girl. GRADE MIKE PRATT was vot- ed the most typical boy in the eighth grade. Rou' One: D. White, H. Here-nden, I, Kelly, D, Wilson, J. Funlce Ron' Tumi CQ. Clinton, CQ. Schmcnlcr. S. Miller, D, Baker, L Schirmann, Rau Tlmfif: YI, liilufcy, ul. Srimswn. R. Milcr, A Caldwell, F. Nwrthilurft. Riu. fwfr' D. Dilly. D, Marion, B Xwulff. D. Thumps-mn, C. Bimyxl. Rffzi F11 c: D. Henkel, B Fichelsilorfcr, D. Camphcll, P. lhirihiirsr, Al. Allwinc. R011 Six M, George, B. Hughcx. 3. Sncarh, ll Piirkcy, S. Stmup. 'Ui ru x e Wai cn iv C umm in amp mu uci in P DLHHLL Lcr D cmx Q in ar Q marrf C Bunn xcrrs ri B Q I Chrmcnse Nl Dm an ui NX U x R Sai S .Willianis, P. Dix in. D. Aurand R. Nil nmc j. Fiel ls B. Brookes. R014 One: C. York, E. Karnes, C. Hemphill, K. Hollandsworth, J. Caplan. Ron' Tun: DI. Ruc-sing, J. Mcvifilliams, B. Schwartz, A. Seigal. S. Adams. Ran Three: S, Fink, C. Forsythe, C. Coates, T. Lee, S. Billingham. Rona Four: R, Mullganlr, K. Walsh, N. Surron, R. White, M. Philiberr. Run Fire: R. Saunders, F. Alley. Q3 SEVENTH K4 S A N D R A ADAMS was chosen by the sev- enrh grade class as the most rypical girl. GRADE DON VOGT won as the most typical boy in the seventh grade. l 1 Ron' One: L. Weyrrauch, G. Niere, C. Watson. M. Ramsey, B Singer. Ron' Tzm: P. Mays. D. Saeger, A. Saeger, N. Yadon, J Chancellor. Ron Tlwvvt P. Crump. -I. Fuchs, A. Schwartz. C Mcfflellarxd, H. Srmud. Run Fuuzri VC , Harrell, L. Tough, T Hunsingcr, B. Hinkcl, DI. Wfillinghazn. Rum Fire' M. Schleper, B Nc-unehcl, -I. Wilkirwsrwn, Cf, Simywn, B. Freeman. Razz Six B, Barrlcrr, Cl. Terry. 41. Wkrrsorm, V Bmhman. G. Kraft. ll? I uv., Ron Onvi VI. Lavin. D, Srifall. P. Y-fklcy. D Baumuarrncr. D. Hamilmn, B. Kemp. S. Neue, P. Hmx,1r.i. R. Bulru. A. Harper. Run Tuff: K, Bmhup, D. Suguarri, T. Flffrzan, P. Hannon. S, Ammon. L Schull. C. Carter. T. Mariann. P. King, DI. Pitman. Rm Three. E. Henson. S. Rupe, B. Vfarral, J. Hestand, M. McCaleb, J. Dullar, P, Nauluhs, M. Hume. IT. Bandf, D. Craft. ACTIVITIES ' -3 A J HAII CXPCTILTILL' ns m Imla IvL.iId LLPIJIIH Henry' Adams STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Mary Jo Martrn VICE PRESIDENT Karen Kelley The Srudenr Councrl IS the vorce SECRETARY of the student body This Marcla Bond year under the drrectron of M155 Wall and M Hrlyard the c0unc1l collected Qhrlstmas TREASURER grfts for needy famrlres worked on suth prolects as DCHUIS Kuffe a Code of Ethrcs and handbook and was ac Ive in e Suburban Assouatron of Student Councrls serung as Presldent of the organlzatlon 1 ..- Q.. Row One Left to Right Mr Hllyarcl, Ron Hatch, Bob Niemeyer, Barb Bond, Kathy Roberts, Gary Clem, Dennrs Kurre R014 T110 Mxss Wall, Marcia Bond, jxll Ramsex, Carol Moseley, Sylvra Lumb, Barby West Sue Cavender Roz: Three Karen Kelley, Mary Io Martnn, joe Abbott, Ed Dugger, Andy Wynn, Bettl Putman :L I y fin y ca L lg , , . . . I r. ' , ' 1 ' ' . 7 , , ' a I , . t' ' rh Planning student council meetings and organi- zing council functions is. the chief responsibility of the executive committee which consists of council officers and sponsors. Selecting records is one of the most enjoyable duties of the julce box committee. This group is also responsible for the maintenance of the machine. Preparing antl presenting intercsting, etlucation- al, and well-organizetl programs for the student body is the work of the assembly committee, Mr. Filley is their supervisor, A 'lnnv-4 COUNCIL COMMITTEES THF ASSEMBLY CQUMMITTFF: Leff InRi4Cf1!2 Marcia Bond, Betti Pitman, Karen Kelley, Ill Dugger. A B THE PERMANENT RECORD C,fJNlMlTTFF' Sfd7ldfH,1.' Barb Bflflxl, Kafln Roberts. .hL'.lft't4l' Sue Civemler, .lill Ramsey. THF EXEC,L I'IVI C,OMMl'l-TEE, Let: In RIMM Mr. Hilygttl. Marga Bond, Mary -lr: Martin. Karen Kelley. Dennis Kurre. Miss Yfall. Marxlxn Mollman Serra an Tom Hras nch Prtszderzt Dave Clements Vue Pre! zduz JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL l --ik OFFICERS INITFRYC Jlf'l'l I GROUP Dave Press Sharon Holsteatl Diane Baker Rou One Mrs Brooks Dave Clements Tom Hrastrch Marxlyn Mollman Tom Hunsmger Sally Hoffmc-1ster Mrss McGrath Rou Tao B1ll Bond Jack Schlndler joyCeR1ttensbacher Pat Klresley Judy Turner Mary Io Sanclfos Sandra Adams Roz: Three Howard Herenden Don Aurand Janet Carrens Martha Hmkamp Betty Hughes SPONSOR Miss Evelyn Wall LIBRARY CLUB Sftlzng Marsha Moritz Mrs Randolph Ytandzng Dwight Pracle Que Shank Geraldine Brcmcr Noel Johnston Ruth Potter Bud Whleman Steve York GREAT BOOKS CLUB Roz: One. Mr. Buertenmuller, Terry Comway, Anne Coates, julie Chipps, Kathy Rader. Rou Tzio: EJ Dugger, john Ault, David Cain. Lucy Vfilliarns, Mr. Wliertz. Not Preyenlz Tom Dillingham. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE , A Rou One K Schell L Sellmger J Flxnr K Radar B Bond J Langenbacher S Lme G Clem Roz: T110 M A Eckler J Magmms S McWh1rrer J Hughes C Petterson C Collxgan I Combs C Kraus Rau Three R Nrehoff W Henkel T Hopmann R Craft C Scott J Rxtterslcamp T Krerchelt S Pessom SPANISH CLUB R011 One L Cllck D Strom.: T Conway Y Guerre E Hall A Henley S McCaleb G Nrsber B Iones R014 T110 .I Srrassner B Schelterle B Nlemcyer D Kurre P Hammond C Miller S Zmfere M McCann Rau Three S Eskeles S W1ll1ams M Thurman N Karnes J Holmann J Lerlberrer M Borgehoff K Knoesel C lxellex Rau Four Mr Rank S Delcl D Chapmann O Ovens D Carnack B Parker D Press J Ogle , . . . , . V , . , . , , , . , . . . . . . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . . . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . 1 3 43 , . , , . K, . , . , . , . , . , . , .D . , , , . , . , . , . , ., . 7 . Y. . A , , t , . , . . . ., .V ., . , , , , . S ' V , . . , . , . , . , .. 1. , . , . Y r , . , . , . , . , . , . A . FTA R011 One E Dugger J Chlpps R Stlmson N Smlth Rou T210 Rossrn S Frossard S Hermxnghaus N Brummet C Collnlgan Rau Three Mrs Caldervsood K Bohrmgcr B Gruttke R Brandy FRENCH CLUB f 4 One 'sir Bcurtenmuller hrpps S Lumb C Whr Drcbwli B Syherrer Drllmgham H Rrghrcr R zz T pmvslcs O R hr Laws I fesnamurr H Peer rurrke D fam R Brands lx It Three D Baku C hrrpdrnan lx lxuprm an Q1 Hn L Rmgk Y Conant S Rrrhards NX Nirmre Ron our rcmucr n Fug Harper D Bell S Vbhrte B P1rmar1 Future sclentlsts meet and work here and thxs lab cabinet 15 famxllar to all chemlstry students RADIO CLUB Sponsor Mr Sadler Fred Abrams Glen Doran Bud Wldeman Steve York Mlckey Mark Helmut Rlchter Denms Wlxllnamson Charles Dllly ,,,. V 2 , 1 7 ,L , 1, , s - y v w y v y v - SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Rau One C Scott C Wnckrser D I1ka.mp J Rnnck 1 Brnnk M Eckler R Morrxssey C Brllxngham Rou Tao D I-Iodapp R Craft R Shaefferkoetter G Hrckel T Schlosser B Grace B Wrdeman W Henkel D Prade JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB R. Howe, S. Adams, V. Bothman, R. White, D. Aurand, R. Monroe, W. Jarrett, D. David- son, R. Sachs. DEBATE Row One: Karen Schell, julie Chipps, Yvonne Guerre. Rau Two: Jim Russell, David Cain, David Owens, Terry Hopmann. Mr. Wuertz, Spomor and David Cain Pferident Other officers are David Har graves Vzce Prerzdenz Diane Baker Secretary Edwin Dugger Trearurer THESPIANS Rou One Diane Baker Karen Kelley julie Chxpps Barb Fieser Nancy Durland joan Durland R014 T140 Neil Koop Ed Dugger David Cain Terry Hopmann , ' v 9 1 1 , . ' , ' ' ' . , v - .,r , I . ,,, Y ' - v lla 1 s LILIOIVI Take your gtrl on the carousel' A tough make up ,ob Commg or not? Ferenc Molnars Lzlzom was BHSS fall drama pro ductlon and was presented Frxday November 22 I the play Molnar p1ctured mans wrll rn opposruon to his envuonment The play left freedom to break away from conventxonal sets and lx hung lnto modern 1m PICSS 101115111 Mane Iulze Three Servant Gzrlr Polzceman Tbree Men Ltlzom Mn Market Mother Hollander Policeman Young Hollunder Wolf Lmzman Doctor Carpenter Heal en J Policeman H eaz en .r Magmrate Louue CAST Lucy Wrllmams julre Chnpps Judy Black Karen Kelley Pam Juelxch Stanton Whxre jay Rrttersbach B111 Gruttke Kenneth Bohrmger Davnd Hargraves Kathy Rader Betsy Scherrer Kenneth Bohrlnger Nell Koop Davxd Cam Stan Fretwell Terry Hopmann jay Rmerscarnp Dennns Kurre B111 Gruttke Barbara Bond 7 . .U . . D Ficfur ua ..,,.. - e..a. - .a,a..,, ,Edwin Dugger Yeah Mrster---Give me my handkerchief! lV1N3 1111111111 I 77764111 B 111119193 Be111111d The lV01111111 Cl1f11Ic3 Uncle Bc11 DEATH OF A SALESNIAN Hou md lV112g11e1 1671773 SIa11Ie3 M155 F01 rg tba Leitn Etlmn Duqger ul1e Clupps D'1XlCl C1111 John Scott N611 Koop Lucy VKf1ll1HITlS Tom Drlhngham Terry Hopmann Ken Bohrrnger Karen Ixclley john Ault Judy Brrnk Carolyn Wfhrte April 75 L 15 tht story of XV1lly lomm 1 srxltsmm who his rumen srxty thrct yclrs of 15+ btlrurng, that sutttss IS to bt gunttl only through bung, well hked 7 I 1 ' 7' Y 4 ' L L iff l . 1 . y Y , . . V' J J , 1 ' 7 1 2' . 7 V 4 A l 1 I f I 1 ' 1 1 Y . Y . J Arthur Millcr's Pulitzer Prize winner, Drzzlb of 11 Sz1jL',l7lZ.l7.7. was prcscntctl Fritluy, ' M . Th 1 play f ' I' ' ' ' . 1 , . '. 1 , 1 1 1 'l l L' 1, A. mi ly, l',y' 7 K ' . H' . y 1' v KAY DAVIS Serrelary lv MARGIE WEST SHARON ALLWINE lJY'6ffH,e?IIf Vice'-Pre5ia'ef1t PEP CLUB OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES EOR THE 1957-58 SCHOOL YEAR MARION SLATER Tfeamrer 'L WL. -v. IT' 2' Julie Swyers Barby West 'Ginn , f' Judy Black Irene Lcdberrer Z' Captam Sue Cavencler MAJORETTES R014 One Noel Johnston Carole Singer Daryl Strong Linda Schall Bonnie Home JUN IOH CHEERLEADERS Krzeelifzgf Sally Eslceles. Slam1'ing,' johannah jones, Patricia Kulla, Sandra Wfilliams, Carole Singer. BATDN CLUB Row One D Strong R011 Tuo M J Howe S Ammon S Hoffmensrer C Carter C Singer P Crump L Sellmsger S Adams L Frey J Fuchs B Howe R011 Three S Mav L Schall J Wllkxnson N Johnston G Crawford L Alexander J McW1l11ams M Frey P Klelsley MARCHING BAND '-vv V-1 Ron One P Howard J Dlebold I Vogel C McNeal C WlCklSCf I Schrader T Hopmann M Klarlcn A Seager j Dollar S White C Dlllx M Ramsex D Martm B V'ulff J Ault R lWlllLI' D W'hxre M Sum C Hedges 5 Kurre A lumb S Sghuarrz S Frxdley j Durland N Durland I 'wlrler C, Sanzorrera S McC.aleb E Hall E Dua, er B Lehman D Saeaer D Hamnlron P Howard R Sachs M Rooney J Bagley B Adams A Bxzgs B Grace D Baum garrner S Hussman J Mallovn 'I' Hrastlch SJ CONCERT AND JUNIOR BAND 4 I l E V, I if ' Rau One B Grace D Marrm I Combs T Aydelort S Kurrc E Dugger L Smrth J Durland P Howard R011 Tun Dlebold Mallou B Lehman T Hrastlch D Frrdley C Sanzottera N Durland I Schrader S Rlchards C McNeal C Hodges R Sache R014 Three A Biggs L Lrttlefxeld Bott D Kurre R Nlehofl I' Hall S Whlte A Lumb C Wlcklser T Hopmann C Drlly B Frxdley I Mller I Ault 'F Roz: One M McCaleb D Sugall B Wulff P Hovsard D Saezcr A Saeger M Scott R Sachs Run T110 D Hamllton I Dollar D We1nr1ch G Baumgarther R Mrler B Adams M Marxen S Hussman D Vogt E Northdurft W Iarrett R014 Three I Luekmsz S May H Hererxdeen B Austm I Bazlex M Rooney A Harper B Pesson S W'h1te B Smger I. Tough S Schwartz M Ramsev B lxemp 6, ' s 1 V I ' 1, , 4 ' ' 9 ' - - 1 - I 3 - Av A 1 ' 7 ' , . , , , A . , . , . . . , . . I . ' , ' ' J ' 4 ' ' - . . w - s - 1 ' s ' ' 1 ' 1 , - , - , - , V I - V - - H I 'f - I fge as ' , V , 5 :VIV,lrfWr iff :en If I F I , ' -4- C V - 'ZX , 1 ' OI I I I It I A I H '3 . , , . , . , . , . A ' , . K , . , Q , . . Y . V - - - , , V V A , - . V - V , Y , V N ' . ., , , , S , . K , . . . , h . . . . . I - V - , - . , . . ,s - , - v - , A - - V , , , , V . s - . s - - - .y - - ORCHESTRA AND DANCE BAND WW G fm Um B llule 1' Dugger S York C Work A Sm gr D Sfieger Rfzz T1 R Sache N Durlanil J Durlaml D Baumgartner R Miers B Alamx M Marilyn A B1 L9 R01 Three Miler C, McNleal E Hall S W'h1te T Hopmdnn R Nichol J Ault B Crue f 4a. Ron One: R. Niehoff, T. Hrastich B. Grace , Diebold B. Lehman, T, Martin, C. McNeal Rm no: 1. Ha S. White A. Lum . I ripmann, , Xii er. 11 ,rfgg A, ii L45. B. Ada, D. Kurre ,l. Aulr. MIXED CHORUS -Nr-'PZ if Rou One G Clem A Lumb R Hendrix B Braswell J Kleinsenge E Frey D Cain E Dugger M Dalrymple D Kaufman J Abbott R011 Tao M Strom, C Ruhlantl P Cobb G Bishop J Broeder B Scheiterle J Scott N Koop R Schaeperkoetter M Rie elsberger F Tilert R014 Three B Henkel S Line J Holmann J Hughes D Wfxlson M A Schmidt J Estell B Mundy C Estell R Gardner I Schneeberger C Mash S Laws H Stoverink B Kinlough I Strassner R014 Four D Kurre B Wamser C Barrett M Borghoff M Broyles M Chiprnan P Gates M L Schwartz B Vierheller V Millican J Svsyers N Karnes Pnhnfgor' If? mn, H DQ Ruiz' One: j. Maginnis, . Hitl-cel, S. Caventler, T. Abbott, , Brink, D. Strong, B. Bernard, D Chancellor, B. Krause, C, Colligan. Ron Tim: S. Phillips, C. White, M. A. Fclcler, S. McXVhirter . Stoverinli. P. Stifel, L. Key, B, Pittman, VI. Bohringern J, Brummett, P. Kleisly, B. McCartney Roux Three: K. Roberts, B. Bond, 1. Flint, C. Pessoni, G, Morgan, V. Conant, J. W'ynn, B. jones C. Peterson. J. Weyrauch. Ron' Four: J. Schiniller, J. Paige, B. Grace, M. Wfest, S. Lumb, Black, 1. Rinck, B. Eskeles. MIXED CHORUS QA. 9 25 I my I 'Q R014 One S Hermmghaus Rntrenshachnr B Nhfarrney 9 Allvnne 9 Rxchards D Baker Ixopclmin P Duffy R111 T11 1 A Dlcbuli I A Rltmn banher f IWC hlfllx IN ur lfla cc on ru I Hhuiter Stack B Blrrntt B Scherrer C lxmm NI Bmmi C Ninilex P Parlxcr Brmkman R011 Four F Abmms D XX 1lI1amson P Ihrpcr lx Radar S Crm I Fmh A Coates L Hofmensrer R Srrukm CHOHALAIRES Il YC mr n rm R III I I Y' lll' F' CN mm. sw Q ,N x .lu mm 7 r 'N kml 1 rue I L cm Q Bunn A U DL, cr D IIJFLYJXCS GIRLS GLEE CLUB R011 One C Smger L Iezzl B McCratney M Burton C Kelley I Rltrensbacher I Ebberson C, Mxller S Weatherly Rau T110 S Sutterer L Dmkman G Crawford I Turner C1 G11 lespne H Funke L Testament K Stefanom I Hofmexsrer Ron Thee P Kulla N Wllll3mS 5 Eskeles I B1shop I jones S Wllllams C, Home C, Daugherty D Dexmelxe L Lmlefleld -I .Q AL Rau One K Tekotte L Hofmelster P Iuellch C Becht I Beeman D Margherxo I Rlegert Hume Run Tun E Bur art S Allvxme P Besselman L Bodum D Slron I Brmlx Porter Roz: Three 5 Krause I Armcntmut N bghnexder I Mdllux P Pdflxll' N Shenlx N bmxth P Duffy .. , . , . , . , . ,.. ,. ,. . , , , , . ,. , . , . ., . , . , . , . 1 . . X lv , Y B. . , . , . , . .. , .. . ., ,., ,R. . , . . ' ,. ,.. ' J . ,l. , GIRLS TRIO R011 One Bern Prtman Karen Schnell Kathy Rader I TREBIETTES Served: Karen Src-fanoni. Rau One: Sharon All- wine, ,lurly Black, Mary Ann Ecl-cler, jo Ann Dic- bolrl, Vlurly Brink. IUNIORETIES ou One lxaren Stelanonl lurly 'Nhler I? Two Drana Baker Sanlra Wnlllams Fllen Hall MIXED QUARTET Seated: Diane Baker. R014 One: Daryl Srronl.. Judy Brink, Tom Abbott, David Hargraves. SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS N.. 'VL HUM? R011 One M Martm C Moran M Slater S Cavender B Scherrer R011 Tun K Kelley T Lonvxay B Barrett B Hooper K Roberts Rau Three T Dlllmtham BMcAnany K Boh rlnger S Mang.,e Row One: N. Pollard, D. Trouse, B. Stark. Ron' Tao: I. Ledbetter, B. Fi6S6r, K. DaViS, M Matheny, G, Klug, J. Rittensbacher, J. Flernmer. Eagle Edztor Mrs Ruth Dowlmg The School Publlcatlons Staff ably gmded by Mary Joe Martm and Tom Dxllmg ham and under the superv1s1on of Mrs Dowlmg has worked to the best of Il1G1I' ab1l1ty to make thrs yearbook one to be remembered by all Brentwood students ln the years to con1e Mary Jo Martin Sue Cavender Barbara Hooper Barbara Eagle! Edzlor Barrett Karen Kelley Tom Dillingham Y we' .f-44. gf! 'xxx if Q s -v f, 5' -. gn , X lffafrizl - 4 J 'a 4 :Q - 2 School Publications Aduiror Mary Jo Martin 3 L . ' - x - 1 V . A l l A I l X K , S SPORTS If I should lose. let me stand by the road and cheer the win- ners as they go by. Berton Braley At left is Coach WALTFR MARSH Mr Marsh in 1957 58 athletics serv ed as head coach of the football and baseball Fagles as vsell as coach of the junior Eagles basketball team DENNIS KURRIT, at left. was elect- ed and served as varsity football Co- captain in l9i'. Dennis has received three letters for varsity football. two for varsity basketball and two for baseball. He also competed in fresh- man football and freshman and sopho- more basketball. BRUCE SWAINE, at rieht. served with Kurre as Eagle co-cabtain in 1957. Bruce likewise has lettered three wears in xarslts football as vtell as three years in track He also was a member of the football junior Fagles when a freshman BILL OBROCK of the basketball team captained the Fasles during the 1957 58 season Bill plased on the C Team when he vsas a freshman and has lettertd for plauni, on the Tumor Fatlts and twice for varsity competi tion He also has played freshman football lettered in xarsity football and been a member of the track and baseball teams With Coach Marsh IS Coach 101-IN LAUFR Mr Lauer also served as head coach in two varsity sports bas ketball and golf He also assisted Coach Marsh vuth varsity football VARSITY FOOTBALL Row One B Niemeyer D Eves B Dickens J Stark R Hatch P Hammond J Scott B Weikart D Kurre B Obrock E Frey J Daugherty J Moore M Ketchelmeier B Scheiterle Row Tuo Coach Walter Marsh C Lang J Russell 1 Stefanoni T Schlosser A Wynn B Short B Gruttke L Baird C Jacobi B McAnany D Ungerman R Schindler K Keller Row Three S Offenback S White G Richter J Evans D Sussenbach B Moskoff T Martin D Holmes G Rudloff J Thomas M McCann D Fridley F Florian I-l Dineen A Crawford J Marshall The 1957 Eagles of Brentwood High School over their gridiron season compiled what Varsity Coach Walter Marsh termed a Fairly suc essful sea son considering For the record the Eagles wound up with a 6 wins 3 losses seasonal record and a 2 2 mark in their league the Suburban Middle Five The Eagles started their season defeating Hazel wood 29 6. Cary Lang Les Wagner and Bruce Swaine scored Eagle touchdowns in this contest. The coaching staff was all smiles after a 14-13 Marshmen victory over john Burroughs. Bill Obrock and Barry Short each scored touchdowns for Brentwood, while john Scott added the all important PAT's. The un- predictable Eagles then dropped two consecutive games. The Marshmen suffered their first seasonal loss to Principia 13-6, as Swaine scored the lone BHS touchdown, and then were smeared by Ladue 46-0 in a game which has been officially forgotten in Brent- wood. The Eagles then emerged to down Affton 40 7 Dennis Kurre Ron Hatch Swaine Wagner and Lang scored touchdowns in this game and Scott added four extra points Swaine lcept the pigskin moving as he scored 18 points 11 a 4618 Eagle victory over St Charles Kurre scored twice in the contest while Wagner and Joe Stark scored once The Marsh each Scott again added four PATS men then made it three in a row by beating Mexico 19-14. Don Eaves and Obrock scored once and twice respectively. The Purple and Gold came out on the short end of a 21-17 score when they met Clayton. Obrock and Wagner scored BHS touch- downs in this game. The Eagles then put the lid on the season and ran by Maplewood 19-7. Obrock a- gain scored twice after Short had scored the first touchdown of the game. Scott added one PAT. With all things considered the Staff joins Coach Marsh in his feeling that 1957 was a Very successful football season. -2:5 'Yi as X 'W .X , , ' W 1 x K' f A , N 1 , V X X . , A vw N Q A 1 xx M Cf! ZS wr IW! 'hw Tx OBR wks? 'as Z .f Q1 ,ya--A M w D 2 - 3 A, K P A Q . Q Ai 4 1 'A Q! I W r k ' Q' E1 , K a H f y ,-1 1 'M X M 2 V A MW V ' 1 You . my , ., -- x 4 gg 'V y R xw' L r ' K V H Y V A 5 t I V. , 1, '?. I -H+ X W4 4 , .5 x Lk 'Y I ,. I 6 I5 iv wtf 4 ' , ,SNK K f f A .,. I if ,f ' ,K X , , , if . A if, ' , ' ' i W4 -D 5, 1 if ' X K L: A Sui -, R ,.... , M 1 ' i n A cf ! X I . x N , Q -J -sf ,,, Q... 1 :cz Z is ff,- 'l, , Q. v . S 4 1 I. fi 1 A V fn - 1 I ' 1 Sq. I .Tt'2I 'V Ci W L. 'R' Q., W- ' ik M' bf' w K ,wa 2, , A N . 1 f , ,M V K X z .J- 5 fi 12M an rg: f? gf gf? ff fs 3, W, C' ' u Q -,.a.-.- yr 1 s A-KL , 5 I 3 ,, N I x ,, 'X FRESH MAN FOOTBALL Rau' One: R. Hendrix, J. Torbert, J. Featherston, J, Wynn, B. Russell, M. Riegelsberger, J Schindler, P. Howard, S. White, F. Hall, S. Weybrew, D. Clements, I. Drieke. Rau' Tzwox G Trouse, B. Bond, B. Dillingham, M1 Dalrymple, B. Adams, D. White, D, Kaufman R. Weber B. Ungerman, A. Hooper, R. Willis. Rou' Three: Coach Bill Long, G. Doran, B. Cook, D. Payne C. Ruhland, D. Swaine, D. Short, P. Kuhn, W. Griffin, J. Watson Co-Captain Paul Howard, Coach Long, Co-Cap tain jack Schindler. The 1957 Brentwood unior Eagles under Coach Bill Long were termed by many The best lunior varsitv football team yet to come out of Brentwood The B team indeed demanded respect as they went undefeated he entire season scoring 107 points as compared to 19 for the opposition During the season the junior Eagles downed Affton 14 O Clayton Wydown 31 13 Riverview Gardens 26 6 and Pri ory 310 Outstanding frosh on the team were co captains ack Schindler and Paul Howard, jerry Drieke, Ron Hendrix, and im Featherston. This marked the first team of unior Eagles to go unbeaten under Coach Long. The coaching staff feels that this group of boys may well give Brentwood its first recognition as a football power. BRENTXWOOD BRENTWOOD BRENTWOOD BRENTWOOD AFFTON CLAYTON -WYDOXVN 15 RIVERVIEW PRIORY VARSITY BASHE1 BALL Rou One Managers Stan White B111 Henkel Roz: Tuo Arthur Tonev jim Russell Lynn Baird Barry Short Cary Lang Ron Hatch Ron Three Steye Payne Dennis Kurre Tom Bender Bob Burns Ron Schindler john Qcott Bill Obroclt Coach John Lauer Although the Eagles finished with a mediocre record that of ll wins and 12 losses they furnished their supporters with some of the most exciting basket ball ever seen at Brentwood Coyle their first rry al proyed too strong as they downed Lauers boys 52 49 The Eagles then proceeded to take their wins oyer ohn Burroughs Affton and Fredericktown and the next fiyc including their first two Normandy Christmas games against ennmgs and Crystal City Troy tnen ut out the Eagles tournament hopes by defeating them 60 55 Refusin to be IS mayed Lauers boys then captured their first two Suburban League contests as they downed Ritenour 5851 and arch rivals Ladue 62 60 Following these two in sprrmg vyms the Eagles came face to face with a midscason slump and dropped six games in succession. Kirkvyoods Pioneers put Brentwood on the skids by whipping the Eagles 57-51. Lauers boys then lost to Clayton 55-49 and were humiliated by the Uniyersity City Indians 60-47. The boys next fell prey' to last y'ear's state champs from St. Charles 57-42 and let VC ellston slip by 64-58. The mighty' Webster Stfrtesmcn then trounced the Eagles 80-59 ending the losing streak. Brentyvoods hopes after a 52-51 Eagle victory oxer Ferguson were short lived as St. Charles quickly put Lauers boys out of the Suburban League Tournament defeating them 69-49 'lt Webster. Lutheran fell to the Eagles 61-57 but in the following contest Nlaplewoods Leafs ran all over Brentwood, winning 60-37. After this one sided contest, Brentwood continued its up and down season by rolling over Mehlville 74-64 and losing to Normandy, 61-45. Only' three days after this loss, the Eagles started the Clayton Regionals by' downing the same team, 67-60, playing one of their best games of the season. CBC then brought down the curtain on Brentwoocls 1957-58 basketball season by' tripping Lauer's boys 79-59 in their second regional contest. f 7'v JA-...Q A- E 'X Y i 4-A! f ' 3- ....,- 5-N. gp-af 'X X .-'y '4V V ,,..r, K I , 5 ' ' f X N K A 'I' ' . I X X I X X , ,, f N ' , ' fb' fi , N A 1 X Q V 1, Q! vp ,, -L I .lt M' xxx z ' Y 1 ' ' .XX fn-gx A, .gn D X K as-2 X V, 1 X N -, ., Q B ,,A 1' SOPHDIVIORE BASKETBALL -be I Ron One Doug Fridley Don Eves Randy Niehoff Alan Lumb jim Thomas Glenn Richter Stefan Offenbach R014 T110 jerry Drieke Chick Billingham jack Schrader Gent Rudloff Steve Davis john Covington Coach Marsh The Junior Eagles of Brentwood High under Coach Walter Marsh started fast in 57 and finished in like manner in 58 The Marshm n posted xictories in their first four games with wins against Coyle Burroughs Affton and Frederick town The Sophomores then visited Laclue and were handed their first setback 49 55 after leading thc game The junior Eagles then breczed by Ritenour 56 45 but were stopped Cold by Kirkwood 64 59 Clayton was next on the list and they fell prey to Marshs Boys 57 35 The Boys from Brentwood then hit their first and on slump of the season as they dropped four of their next five ames. bnnersiry City and Ferguson stopped the Marshmen in two successive games 52-49 and 55-54 respectively The Boys smeared Wfellston 56-30, then lost two more in a row, first to Webster Groves, 61-54, and to Ferguson 54-41. Following these losses, the Marshmen ended their season in a blaze of glory by taking their last five games. Of these, four were won on the road. They were against St. Charles, Maple- wood, Mehlville and Normandy in that order. The only victory at home during their final streak was against Lutheran 52-35, following the St. Charles game. The junior Eagles finished with a respectable 12 win, and 6 loss record. if Xbs:q.X'i PM MY! ,., X ,T , 1 gutg M - f XX p . .fx xx 4 4 7' F vf imv V ,X J 5 J, ,X fi f J tx., H I N H L, ' A ,..,, .L ' , ,Q I g Q I ' K , 'MM VARKV M x ..v A , I 'J I X X 1 ' 'xy K gn Q Q ,B 1 IA xii-ff . 4 n mu xi ' I W ,YH V ,. ,m,, W vxwjxg' M Y N' I 1 I , V 1 X, Y Mn.. ex' ' V s-'V E . Lg ' f N 7 A 7-ff -an--y 'A ' ff' I X -, Y n wb I 7 F1 ,,.,.r-.ex -f' 1.31 .g..,QN 5 .ff X, Vw FRESHIVIAN BASKETBALL Ron' One: jim Featherston, Mike Pratt. Run Tun: Coach Bill Long Assistant Paul Hammond Bud Parker, Steve York, Dave Niemeyer, Ron Hendrix, Ron XX'illis, ,lim Torbert, Fran' a Stan White. R014 Three: -lack Weir, Dick Martin, Paul Howard, Ron Sturkie. Bill Bond Sydney Wfeybrew, Tom Hrastich, Dave Pohlman, Dave Clements, Dan Bender, Don Short The freshman squad of Coach Bill Long didn't shatter any records over their 1957-58 basketball sea- son, but did manage to take three contests on ll game card. The Frosh started the season varsity and lost to Clayton-XVydown 40-27, The from Brentwood then proceeded to win their their a-la- Boys next two games. First, they beat Hixon Junior High, 33-26, and then downed Hoeeh 27-15. After losing to Ladue and Nipher junior High Schools, the Frosh netted their only remaining victory of the season, this being against Clayton-XY'ydown, 45-40. By losing their last five games of the season, against Brittony, St. Charles, Maplewood, Hixon and Nipher. the Bc iys from Brentwood wound up with a 5 win, 8 loss seasonal record. Coach Long with co-captains, jim Featherston, and Mike Pratt. VARSITY BASEBALL R014 One: Ted Haumueller, Tom Aydelott, Bob Niemeyer, Bob Burns. Rnu' Tim: Bruce Swaine, Gary Clem, Marvin Ketchelmeier, Butch Dickens, jerry Marshall. Run Three: Dennis Kurre, Les Wagner, Barry Short, Tom Bender. Ken Keller, Lynn Baird. The Baseball Eagles of Brentwood High had a good team in i957 and wound up with their finest record, l7-4. The Marshmen also wound up in a virtual tie for third place in the state baseball tournament. The Brentwood Boys started their '57 season right by knocking off Affton 7-3, and then were beaten by Rirenour 4-2, the eventual state champs. The Marshmen then went on to take their next nine, including their first three state tournament games. The Eagles slowed down and lost two of the next four to U. Cit and Kirkwood but won their fourth tournament Y ame 2-0 arainst Hancock. Brentwood, after losin' to Kirkwood. started another is streak, winning six in a row, before losing to St. Francis Borgia in their final game. This loss eliminated them from the tournament, ln all. the Marshmen went 6-l in the state tournament. The Eagles shut out three teams in l95'. Clayton. Hancock, and Lutheran IZAO while failin' to score onl' in the St. Francis ame. Z1 l which the' lost, 4-O. For the record Brentwood scored ll5 runs in ll rames l durinff-that s ectacular season, while holdin' the owosition to 49. l.ettermen F returning for the l958 season were Dennis Kurre, Kenny Keller. Tom Bender. and Gary Clem, all of whom were seniors this year. VARSITY COACH Walter Marsh VARSITY TRACK R VARSITY GOLF Yu 9. 1 Ron One: Skip Mange, Marvin Ketchelmeier, Tom Bender, Bob Burns. Rou' Tu'0: Coach Lauer, Dick Carlson, Ron Hatch, Don Moellering, Ray Schwartz, Ken Bohringer. The golfers of Brentwood High, during their 1957 sea- son didnt finish with an earth-shaking record on the links. but did manage to take one match and that one from Ritenour to begin the season. The team was young, how- ever, and for 1958 had all but one letterman, Clark Lee, returning. Last years team was sparked by the shooting of Tom Bender and Ray Schwartz who both qualified for the dis- trict golf tournament. Both of these boys lettered as did Marvin Ketchelmeier. Bob Burns and Skip Mange received provisional letters. Because of the early deadline, it is impossible to print the results of the 1938 golf season. but the Ifiztifr predicts a much improved team and a better seasonal record for Brentwood. Coach Lauer with Brentwood's District Golf Tournament boys Ray Swartz and Tom Bender. SPORTS Volleyball IS popular BASKETBALL We play deck tenms Ru One K Schell B Nls er K Tekotte Ledbrrrer Rm: T o C Roc-hm L Dlckman G Rossm Eaton Quick I Rlrrensbacher P Sufel D Schall C Smart OFFICIATING Row One K Tekotte S Frossarr I. D1cl-:man Ron Three S Kurre M J Sandfos B Schwartz C York N Wexzle G1llesp1e C Kraus Valrnnne S Frossard Benyamm R011 Four berrer B Kraus J Swy S Lme S Laws jones C Hodges G N15 e Many enjoy rumblmg Track IS also offered to gxrls GIRLS' 0 ' 2 . , . . , . 'K , C fb , . , I. ' ' , . , C ' . ' Zl' f . ' I , . , B , - ' , - ' ' - ' 1 K Walser, B. Neunuebel, J. Rader, J. Gughes, J. Led- ,' , P. , W. , . , . - ' , . ' , , ers, . ' , . , B b r. K w-'A-H! Av,,m,4 s 3 Q f A mfg ' snfif QM wi f ,mf ' 3 . if 1-we 25,'453??i, ,W 1 'if xi 'QQ K, vi' W1 'Mr . ,A rf .321 'f nf s-.NXXX t 'fb' .0 I957 FOOTBALL PHOIVI SPECIAL MAI D MARY ANN MATHENY LI SPECIAL MAI D NANCY POLLARD : nw , . 552 J inn 9 '2 it rf M M , , Q f iffy K , M ,,,. ,K uf Wm f A ip 5 1 v f if A X fa '5 4 M V Q ff ff if 3 fyqikw ,n ,fa Lb fm fY1'W?'f5'f ' 2 l i k? ' , ,ff - 'L ,Q ' Q kf vi X ' W' , if -232219 M- ' , f . ' I' A f Q 'W Y 4. ' ,gig VW 1 J ff L ' 2 g , K F 1 w ' K v' if , Q V Y , , f K 3 ' ' 'X ,gf x' f 'ffw ' WM Y ,, 31 - M' 'M 2 1 Z 1 ' 'S gk' 1'Fx .R I fi . . H K- . f 1 K l if kim H ww eff, I, ,,QV.V:.,5,, W Q, 'A 'fu L l ffii f f V. 4 wg - ww 54, W . W ,,f! sw? Xi Tiff' f, iw 131 M, W f f ,,fex'fv, L ,,,, W V 'W ,. ,Q W' KHQG NEIL KOOP The comnguinn of thc King and Queen. Ll wishing wgll. and 21 huge shkxmmck cutout entrance were highlights of this Sr, Pafs Dmcc, March IJ, 1958. ST. PATS DANCE 1958 QUEEN KATHY ROBERTS , Lf.-zur, f ff , ,xy ' K 'I ZW ' 3' , f 'wfxng z gag, 3? 5 :?'.452 ,V 4 V 53ikE2li?Z 'E , ,gf 2 2 A f w I958 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM if SPECIAL IVIAIDS JUDY ERICH MARIAN SLATER COLLEFNI MORAN M Q2 'V VWNQ 554994 W Ag' Wm, V M on Arn TERRY and 5 . .5 5 ' 9 ,I ' Q if N, r I' i ,-.i .gigmwx we Q 5 ef? W ,M N. R, Q? , fi 2 gif? QQQSHRQQ, , Aw, h :Z V +4-ff iff E F -if ' YEARBOOK KING ond QUEEN BOB and S111 v 1 3 3 MW CAFETERIA STAFF Ron One, Left to Right: S. Offenback S. Kurre, S. Frossard, C. Shurnare, B Howe. C. Fuse, J. Fields. Rau' T140 V. Power, C. Spenser, P. Panharst, R Hatch, S. White, T. Hrastich, B Brooks, W. Henkel. Rozz' Three: M Riegelsberger, P. Kuhn, J. Ruesing, J. Turner, P. Pifat, R. Niehoff, T Hopman. COOKS Lef! to R-ight Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Merz, Mrs. Christ, Mrs. Stefanoni, Mrs. Gitreau. CUSTODIANS R014 One. Leif! ,fo Right: I. Lem- mons, F. Campbell, I. Henn- ing. Rou Two: L. Goggin, G. Furrey. B H S BOOSTERS ALBERT S MEN S WEAR B d BRENTWOOD BEAUTY SALON 2 M h FRIEND DOROTHY B d BI d BRENTWOOD BARBER SHOP 2325 B tw d BI d GAMMA CHI DELTA BRENTWOOD FURNITURE MART 883l Manchester 29B WOodland I 5778 d BI d THE LAUNDRY BASKET I5l2 Brentwood Blvd WOodIond 2 II94 Congratulations, '58 Seniors GGODYEAR CURRY CLEANERS BRENTWOOD PHARMACY 2539 Brentwood Blvd. MOnCheSfer WOodlond I-8244 Your Health Is Our Business CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS BRENTWOOD HIGH Mayor Ray Parker ALDERMEN Howard B Brntton Walter M Tumlnnson Charles B Ponge Thomas R Mora Jr Gustav W Gobouer Wnllnom J McCluggoge Wnllnam A Brnnk Robert E Hnckel EDWARD T WRIGHT Polnce Judge FRED O LAIN Polnce Chnef ANNE SCHA' L Tax Collector JOHN G DORAN Treasurer JOHN F NANGLE Cnty Attorney ARTHUR R NOSS Fnre Chnef ARCHIE C WATTERS Street Commnssnoner HELEN JAMES Cnty Clerk JAMES L WILLINGHAM Bunldnng Commnssnoner and Cnty Engnneer Hove your favornte snapshots developed at DEERING S PHARMACY 1699 Brentwood Blvd Brentwood Square WOodIond 44l4 MERCURY ELECTRIC 8g ANTHONY W. 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' ' HENRY L. BRAUN DISPLAY co. I I Borby ond Joe go to 50 MINUTE CLEANERS 2311 Brentwood Blvd MARGARET CONTRATTO Manogmg Partner WOodIond I 9462 so MINUTE CLEANERS BRENTWGOD BANK BRENTWOOD MISSOURI Z k e 3711: Sg SAVE AND HAVE HOU NSOM'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store 8825 MANCHESTER WOodIand I -26 I 6 Enyoy your meals wztb ur HY S DRIVE IN 9600 Manchester Rd WOodland I 9457 MARTY S SHOP Fem1n1ne Apparel 2232 Brentwood Blvd BRENTWOOD I7 MO WOodIand I 4994 MAGNAVOX Jo1n Our Record Club for Free Records CAIN S MUSIC 8. APPLIANCE 2336 Brentwood Blvd FRIGIDAIRE TELEVISION AIR CONDITIONERS EVERY AISLE LEADS TO VALUES AT YOUR A8tP SUPER MARKET 1601 s Brentwood Blvd One of over 35 homes bu1It 1n Brentwood by DIXIE HOME BUILDERS, INC SDGCIGIISTS 1n two story CoIon1aI homes W1II bu1Id on your lot or on ours Contact Lee Scherrer General Manager and Professlonal Eng1neer 9324 Wh1te Ave Brentwood I7 Mo WOodIand I 7489 . . 1 1 . . HI 'I FI l CO. WOodIand I-5578 ' DON WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY 8934 Bridgeport Ave Brentwood I7 M WOodIand 2 3187 HOWARD YORK SIGNS 2331 Brentwood Blvd WOodIand 2 4602 Auto 81 Window Door 81 Wall GLASS MIRRORS TABLE TOPS LOCUST GLASS WEST I43I S Brentwood Blvd Corner of Eager Rd Woodland I 8656 BE noun IIIHAWHIIIJJB fha most in DRY clsmuus f BE WISE MARTINIZE Allen Foods Inc 5 G f Johnnies Texaco Service o B f d Thermo Jac by Grove 8 o M ch f d Arctic Meat Service 4 B d Merlms Hair Design Studio 7 CI yt R Lucky Auto Top o s B d College Inn Cafe 4 B d , o. I II Il :il : I I I if ' I ' B H S BOOSTERS , . 455 us ine Avenue . , . I 230 ren woo Blvd. 30 an es er R . 292 rentwoo Blvd. I . 1 . . . 822 a on ood l52 . rentwoo Blvd. 235 rentwoo Blvd. For fast courteous cleaning service o the finest quality we soy BRENTWOOD OPTIMIST CLUB A Frzend of the Boy Sponsor and supervise many actlvltues for the youth of Brentwood Basketball Rnfle Club Flshnng Club Bncycle Safety Oratorncal Contest Bowlnng tboys 81 gurlsl These actnvatnes are made possible through the Chrustmas Tree sales program Polnts from the Optlmast Creed Promise yourself To be strong that nothmg can s turb your peace of mind To thunk only of the best to work only for the best and to expect only the best To glve so much tume to the lm provement of yourself that you have no tnme to crutucuze others LANES INC RAY BLUTH Manager 9003 Manchester Brentwod 17 Mo WOodland 2 5955 The latest m teenage .fboe styles KLICK SHOES BRENTWOOD SQUARE l607 Brentwood Blvd WOodland l 1326 THE . BRENTWOOD BOWLING S - U ' da- l l BRENTWOOD FOOD SHOP 2831 S. Brentwood Blvd. WOodland 2-9116 We handle quality products and Open 7 A.M. until 10 P.M. appreciate your patronage and Sunday I l I VAL BAKER CO., INC. Distributors 81 Contractors Acoustical Products - Foldoors - Flooring - Partitions 9030 Manchester WOodland 1-7990 HAROLD R JORDAN REALTORS INSURANCE 2234 Brentwood Blvd BRENTWOOD 17 MO WOodland 1 2502 Member of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REAL ESTATE BOARDS To The Brentwood Gmduatmg Clan of 1958 A .rmcere wzflo for Juccexs and lmppznexr m the future 7910 Manchester Avenue St Louis 17 Mo Manufacturers of Precision Honing Equipment for lndustry and Automotive Engine Rebuilding Equipment from SUNNEN PRODUCTS COMPANY GO YOU EAGLES HT' 4 Brlsk football weather the cheerleaders leaplng hlgh 1n the axr and g1v1ng one rousing cheer after another the marchrng band playmg loud and strong All these added to the Eagles flghtlng team sp1r1t gave Brentwood games durm the 1957 season that they wont soon forget MO TOROL A FACTORY AUTHORIZED LES LEWIS RADIO 81 TV SERVICE INC BARNEY LEWIS 9201 Manchester Sales Manager Rock Hull I7 Mo WOodIand 2 9600 Mary jo Martin and Karen Kelley are busy plying Somethin Smith with ques tions for an interview The scene IS the county YW C A The time is 2.30. 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