Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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BlEAtGlLlES D A 41 V, 1 I . I Corny brags: Those Sophomore Beagles have scented the trail well this year . . . and advanced far. l fTop rowlr I. Finnegan, G. Eggemeyer, H. Mueller, D. Braun, I. Iany, C. Cowell, M. Eggemeyer, D. Knapp. I fSecond rowl: I. Ervin, D. Rainey, M. Eggemeyerfl.. Moore, H. Denny D. DeRousse, D. Hall, M. Hormon. fThird rowl: V. Steffens, D. Adams, R. Kattenbraker, I. Siegfried, N Reuscher, G. Hennrich, O. Hartenberger, I. Lahr. CFourth rowl: V. Brelig, C. Parrish, R. Davis, R. Roche, D. Magers, W- Hartje, E. Nance, O. Benson. Choate, B. Brown, M. Uchtrnan, R. Mueller fFifth rowl: D. Braun, O. B. Berry, H. Pinkerton, C. Coffey. CBottom rowl: G. Welge, L. Bowles, B. Hamilton, R. Kraft, N. Burke A. Rodley, C. Heinks. 20 1

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- POODILIE IPATTIEIR , W. BUENGER . . . his heart belongs to Katie, W. DAVIDSON . . dead-eye for the basket, M. DAVIS . . tiny blonde with Winsome ways, G. DeROUSSE . . . goes for the gals, V. DUENSING . . . V2 of those swell sisters, H. GENTSCH . . . Herbie just hangs around, E. GRAN- NEMAN . . . Eerd , Mrs. Creager's pride, D. KOENIG . . . Frog has an allergy to biology, R. LAHR . . . has gained fame with his artistry, M. LIND- SEY . . . Mina's shadow, E. MCCOR- MICK . . . sophisticated miss, L. NAGEL . . . has him going CIack, we meanb, W. RAINEY . . . Diz is famous for his Ford, C. SCHALL . . . left a pack of friends behind . . . A. SCHIRMER . . . promotes candy sales, E. SCHWEIZER . . . Skinny -duck, here he comes, E. SPURGEON . . . goes in for lemons, N. UEEELMAN . . . accompanist, B. BRYDEN . . . goes for Gabby , G. COSTLIOW . . . is a whiz at English, H. EASTERLY . . . wants to be a stenog., W. GERBERDING . . . Gabby --famed for his sax, B. HASEMEYER . . . Hezzy -handsome brute, B. HOWELL . . . likes to flirt, H. IANY . . . Fritz , This is no time for modesty , V. KLOTH . . . Oh, Iohnnyl , P. KREBS . . . likes more mature men, A. KRULL . . . an A stu- dent, W. LANG . . . builds model air- planes, D. LAWDER . . . that good strong alto, L. LOEINK . . . cute new- comer, C. McKEE . . . Chuck has a reputable reputation, R. MACKE . . . hails from Ellisgrove, E. MARTIN . . . al- ways quiet like a mousel, I. RUPPERT . . . easy going, W. SCHUCHERT . . . Winnie fiddles her life away, I. STUMPE . . . brown-eyed heart-break- er, R. THORNTON . . . has auto trouble, A. WELTEN . . . the pride of G.AA., M. WELTEN . . . ditto, E. ARMSTRONG . . . aye, an Irish lassiel, G. BARWELL . . . Poodah Roo -our most eligible jun- ior, P. BEARE . . . famed for her red locks, V. BECK . . . Becky likes every- one, E. BRUMLEY . . . knows his chem, A. COLLINS . . . Cookie dances like a dream, M. CRAIG . . . Doctor has a well-known ambition, D. DECKER . . . Corny warns, Those C. H . S. Poodles are the most apt to learn tricks, so be- waref' .f. jf . WM 1 . his heart belongs to Katie, tool, L. ED- LER . . . spends her evenings-where?, D. ERVIN . . . has a full time job holding P. B. down, R. GARRETT . . . goes for the young innocents, R. GROSVENOR . . . has Iim worried, B. HUCH . . . is at her best on picnics, T. KARUSHIS . . . goes to town on his accordion, D. KOOPMAN . . . quiet but nice, W. NIE- MEYER . . . plunks out some good tunes, S. THOELKE . . . need we say more?, D. VEATH . . . typical high school girl, L. WEBER . . . Ohl Those good old days, A. WELGE . . . has a sure-fire method for escaping speed tests, I. WHITSON . . . has it bad, E. ADAMS . . . is surrounded in short- hand, Z. PARTRIDGE . . . back to her old tricks again, A. TINDALL . . . here I come, Navy, K. SMITH . . . knows his airplanes, R. LOCHHEAD . . . explain it to us, B. IOHNSON . . . does he like ciderl, G. RHEINECKER . . . still has his driver's license, B. GRAH . . . would that all the juniors were as courteous as she, C. SCHOEPPEL . . . almost as quiet as Robert, G. WILLBHAbND . . . thought up all these things a out the juniors, N. HOOPS . . . Murphysboro, H. RUBACH . . . shooting martins, C. SMITHEY, G. EGGEMEYER, A. MUEL- LER . . . left us, W. ASZMAN . . . has a brain storm once in a while, C. BEVIRT . . . knows all about a certain girl's af- fairs, G. ALLMEYER . . . quiet, T. EH- LERS . . . acrobat, R. WELGE . . . Ag man, W. HILLERMAN . . . hails from- the country, P. BARTELS . . . an all-around good man, I. LYNCH . . . can't think of anything to say. X N 3. l...l..1.,j , ....., x f X , X 1 , .... .

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BlEAGlLlES X -3 4 l 4 fTop fowl: R. Kipp, R. Hertich, D. Roberts, H. Brant, E. Eggemeyer, C Groh, E. Wright, B. Eggemeyer. iSe-cond rowl: W. Ccxrter, D. Hettesheimer, P. Sternberg, M. Atchison G. Hennrich, C. Stewart, E. Auld, B. Karcher. lThird rowli M. Knott, R. Rermer, R. Mueller, C, Closen, D. Lochheud, C. Higgins, I. House, L. Ehlers. -. !Fourth rowlz I. Kerkhover, R. Nixon, P. Farrell, R. Knowles, N. Heinks, K ll , W. Mcgers, R. Bueckmcm, W. Koopmon. Xxxly.. ......... . ...BA 'CFifth rowli L. Gibson, I. McConkey, I. Ccrshmcm, W. Ruddell, O. Pgrlier, R. Luckhorupt, C. Soak, I. Wittmeyer. lBottom rowlz W. Duensing, L. Bucliuncm, D. McConkey, E. Knoll, H Meyer, K. Taggart, E. Poriset. 21 -is .ttX..... X ff X x X X x