Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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TOY SIPANIIIEHLS CTop rowl: B. Hochmuth, Kenneth Huffmaster, E. Hasemeyer, A. Maes, B. Rebbe, K. Eggemeyer, D. Layne, P. Neihouse. lSecond rowl: B. Hardy, D. Ebers, I. Malone, E. Lcluterjung, R. Weber, D. Leaders, L. Yourtee, L. Holcomb. CThird rowl: D. Eggemeyer, R. Husband, G. Hogrefe, P. Fleming, I. Ward, P. Mueller, L. Orrel, I. Reuscher, KFourth rowl: I. Rebbe, M. Cleiman, I. Lentz, D. Castens, V. Alms, F. Cheslick, E. Smith, W. Lybarger. lBottom rowl: D. Grott, K. Berry, Keith Huffrnaster, L. Menke, F. Thorn- ton, H. Casten, G. Huntley. 23 Corny says, The Toy Spaniels are al- ways having fun . . . and laughing the time away.

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TOY SPANIUEILS 1 16 -:Aff 4 QW. Aiw a -3, L92 M, ar E 1 4 5 was A ,-.Q I ,,, .. V: ' ' CTop rowlz D. Wolff I. Bivens I. Miller, I. Wilkinson I. Lawcler D. Schopp D. Nagel, F. Toohey. CSecond rowl: I. Deleveski, L. Wolshock, R. Bogenpohl, R. Kirk, L. Rhodes I - x X- 0 R. Goedecke, W. Frazer, L. Lehnhoff. IThircl rowli Y. Duncan, H. Denninger, L. Anderson, C. Ninness, D. Cop- pelman, B. Allison, M. Middendorf, M. Prager. IFourth rowl: R. Grott, A. Uffelman, D. Miller, W. Wolshock, V. Moore D. Seibold, V. Carnpanella, V. Duensing. CBottom rowl: C. Knott, W. Michaelis, L. Nance, M. Howie, M. Riechman D. Mueller, L. TODD, G. Weber. 22

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,. ' fTop rowlz V. Leaders, R ad, Decker, C. Tiller, A. Bro C Grtliin, A Wittenborn M T Ajllql C, McK fSecond rowlz Miss Stanley, D, Durkee, L. Hagan, R, Wright, B. Marquardt, V. Barger, B. Knowles, W. Howell, R. Gnaegy, M. Witt, C. Upshaw, F. Wehrheim, E. Carnahan, M. Easterly, D. Ruddell. CTh1rd rowjz A. Gagel, N, Hamilton, M. Donahue, T. Pyron, L, Wittenbrink, E. Bevirt, I. Best, P. Weller, A, Miller, E, Higgins, H. Lawder, I. Carnahan, K. Vaughn. fBottom fowl: E. Decker, P. Demster, C, Parker, R. Brant, G. Holloman, T. Rogers, B Ahrens, W. Witter, W. Steifens, K. Lindsey, R. Earlenbaugh, I. McGuire, R. Hasemeyer. You may think it very strange that I am a dog and still do not harm the IUNIOB I-IIGH kittens . . . but they are so playful that they remind me of the original Three Little Kittens, and I couldn't harm them for love or money . . . they scurry over the entire build- ing . . . take part in all activities . . . up- set the cream here, there, and every- Where . . . the Kittens are guided by the older cats, Hazel Stanley, Eloise Ballard, Alice Weinrich, Mary Crea- ger, and' Leroy Babcock . . . and led by the., class officers: Mildred Easterly, president, Therman Rodgers, vice- president, Iene Best, secretary, I-Iarold Patty Lawder, treasurer . . . their playfulness was shown when Delbert Witte,nborn decided that he didn't like the location of his desk, so he removed 24 the screws and placed it in the aisle . . . he certainly had fun putting it back . . . the Kittens also have a serious side Cmuch to our surprisel and have been collecting Waste paper for National Defense . . . Katy Upshaw even gave her notes to the Defense Program, but she's having a difficult time keep- ing them there . . . they make very in- teresting reading material . . . when the time came, the Kittens proudly sent Mildred Easterly as their representa- tive on the Student Board . . . she Went among the older ones to see that the Kittens were not left out of anything . . . this would be impossible, for kit- tens are always unravelling someone's ball of yarn and these run true to form . . . in years to come these happy stu- dents Will be remembered.