Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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Qn Q Top Row: I, Dial, L Wegener, D Waddle, R Wright, W Craig, C Tiller, C Spurgeon, R. Diskey R Doerge, R. Aszman, D. Wittenborn, D. Durkee, E. Bullock I Third Row: G. Baggett, C. Cleiman, C, Upshaw, I. Hirie, M. Easterly, H. Dillion, C, Young, B. Marquardt B. Knowles, E. Carnahan, L. McGuire. Second Row: Mr. Scott, I. Dial, R. Due-nsxng, N. Berry, B. Draves, A. Filla, M. Edmiston, C. Mallady A Mallaclay, D. Sickmeyer, K. Sternberg, K, Eakle, H Lawder, E. Derickson. Seated: G. Holloman, I. Bayley, G. Hunt, G. Eggemeyer, D. Kiefer, E, Higgins, V. Neihouse, M. Lind- wedel, B Ahrens, E. Kessel, C. Husband, C. Balsman. QP? Top Row: I. Wagner, W. Steiiens, D. Cheslick, R. Gnaegy, I. Mansker, M. Iackson, W. Witter, H. Loch- head, E. Wagner, B. Earlenbaugh, T. Green. Third Row: Mr. Babcock, N. Hamilton, R. Cheslick, V. Welch, R. Petrowski, O. Koopman, H. Hipshir G. Vaughn, V. Eggemeyer, T, Pyron, L. Smith, G. Weber, T. Rogers, M. Bueckman. Second Row: R. Herberts, B. Koenig, B. Toohey, S. Welge, W. McLaughlin, D. Mudd, R. Mxser, A Parrish, R. Wriqhi, V. Barger, R. Hasemeyer, E. Schuchert, I. Myles. Seated: C. Parker, D. Lochhecrd, L. Novak, O. Misselhorn, G. Brant, H. Eggemeyer, W. Hasemeyer, A. Ienkins, F. Vaughn, R. Klingeman, A. Schleuter, D. Heckler. llfreshmen not pictured: L. Hagan, A. Kloth, I. Koehler, W. Lawder.J CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT -I - - - Charles Spurgeon VICE-PRESIDENT - Delbert Wittenborn SECRETARY - - - Fred Vaughn ADVISERS - A Mr. Scott, Mr. Babcock FHESHHIEII cc 1831

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OU, 08 M. FRAGER . . . St. Louis, here I comely R. GROTT . . . I dream of Ieanie with the light brown hairy V. CAMPANELLA . . . a lot of trips for an A booky K. BERRY . . . a very capable Missy M. CLEIMAN . . . I'm just wild about Harryy I. BRANDON . . . caught in the drafty R. FRICKE . . . silence is goldeny W. FRAZER . . . oh, that pretty black hairy F. THORNTON . . . exasperating, isn't he, Miss Hack?y R. RUPPERT . . . builds airplanesy N. PIRKLE . . . Bonnie a lively missy R. KIRK . . . all dressed up and Where to go'?y I. DEL- EVESKI . . . remember New Year's Eve'?y I. FISHER . . . discretion is the best part of valory D. NAGEL . . . khaki-wackyy I. LAW- DER . . . Gilbert's girly B. ALLISON . . . Cas- sanova-always slinking aroundy D. EBERS . . . Mr. Wise has to coax hery R. EGGERS . . . plays good basketbally D. KENDRICK . . . likes to draw airplane-sy E. HASEMEYER . . . Sadie socked 'erny H. KOOPMAN . . . the art- isty P. FLEMING . . . another Paul going places at C.H.S.y D. COPPELMAN . . . requests no more compact TREES . . . she's bound to be heard fromysW. MICHAELIS . . . Mr. Kit- ten on the keysy I. BIVENS . . . here comes that LaSaIlely F. CHESLICK . . . always seen with Lorrainey V. DUENSING . . . can she hit that basketly R. KESSEL . . . waitress at the Blue Parroty E. LAUTERIUNG . . . swell kid with a sense of hurnory O. SRRENGEL . . . he can always find something to sayy D. LAYNE . . . a quiet little girly B. COOK . . . knows her Latiny M. MIDDENDORF . . . my minds a blanky M. RIECHMAN . . . the quiet typey L. WOLSI-IOCK . . . soda-jerky F. TOOI-IEY . . . boy, what we know about himly B. REBBE . . . walking encyclopediay E. SMITH . . . I hail from Steelevilley L. NANCE . . . a soldier's girly D. MUELLER . . . to Chicago and back againy D. MILLER . . . who was your partner at the all-school party?y L. RHODES . . . Why can't I pronounce that Latin Word? y L. YOUR- TEE . . . winner of the egg-beatery T. MAES ff I7 . . . am I like Arthur MurraylC?ly I. REUSCHER . . . wants to play basketball, but mother won't let himy L. TOPP . . . likes Latiny A. UFFELMAN . . . Dick always sends me pretty flowersy D. WOLFF . . . the Quiz Kidy I. WARD . . . I live just for Rayburny R. WEBER . . . geniusf'?J of the third hour history classy M. WOLSHOCK . . . the secretary of our classy I-I. DENNINGER . . . small fryy W. DUEN- SING . . . only speaks when not spoken toy K. EGGEMEYER . . . history leaves him coldy D. GROTT . . . sh! he's thinkingy B. HOCH- MUTH . . . look inside her locker some dayy R. HUSBAND . . . can a Husband be a hus- band?y C. KNOTT . . . designs dresses in 5th hr. Englishy L. LEHNHOFF . . . has a voice when he's outside of classy I. LENTZ . . . like- able-has a grin for everyoney L. MENKE . . . the Gem's handy many P. MUELLER . . . slow but surey N. PARTRIDGE . . . lane knows about Bivoy I. RILEY . . . love thy neighbory I. WILKINSON . . . quiet as the proverbial mouse. There are smiles. D

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OUP 8 O R. CHESLICK . . . always with Dorothy, C. HUSBAND . . . farm-minded, R. KOENIG . . . Freshman songbird, B. TOOHEY . . . depend- able, R. WRIGHT . . . Geor'ge Sanders fang D. WADDLE . . . has a big smile for every- oneg R. ASZMAN . . . the rnan of the yearg B. AHRENS . . . pinboyg G. BAGGETT . . . re- minds us of M. Brueggerg G. EGGEMEYER . . . always quietl?D, M. LINDWEDEL . . . can sew a fine seam, K. EAKLE . . . P. E. champion, W. CRAIG . . . reflects M. C.'s fame, I. BAY- LEY . . . little but mightyg D. KIEFER . . . volleyball champ: W. LAWDER . . . just plain Billg W. HASEMEYER . . . good algebra stu- dentg T. GREEN . . . goshl a man-practically, B. KNOWLES . . . lots of fun, R. PETROWSKE . . . Future Farmer, R. WRIGHT . . . can he play basketballlg E. WAGNER . . . a whiz at first aidg E. HIGGINS . . . chatterboxg M. IACKSON . . . Tum te turn tumg R. HER- BERTS . . . who, me?g C. UPSHAW . . . who's next on the list?, D. LOCHHEAD . . . have you got your Civics?g H. HIPSHER . . . very pleas- ant and quietg C. MALLADY . . . very good student, G. ROGERS . . . a real pal, G. HOL- LOMAN . . . blow, Gabriel, blowg V. EGGE- MEYER . . . how does she keep so quiet?g D. HECKTOR . . . what does he do in study ha1l'?g E. SCHUCHERT . . . violinist of the first water, L. SMITH . . . brown-eyed and brown-haired lassieg I. WAGNER . . . girl shyf'?Ig G. WEBER . . . Woozy, that's meg C. YOUNG . . . a future football star, N. HAMILTON . . . always found readingg V. WELCH . . . can't put up a volleyball netg G. HUNT . . . Sophomore- minded, I. HIRTE . . . Tinyg L. WEGENER . . . likes to ernoteg D. CHESLICK . . . those blue eyesl, M. EDMISTON . . I a new one, but doing O.K.g R. DISKEY . . . girls on the braing N. BERRY . . . a coup is what you put chic- kens in, B. DRAVES . . . quiet little country lass, M. BUECKMAN . . . freckles and red hair, R. BRANT . . . the invisible genius, V. BARGER . . . run, little rain-drop, rung E. BUL- LOCK . . . gadabout: R. DOERGE . . . Mil- dred's shadow, M. EASTERLY . . . good at what she doesg R. EARLENBAUGH . . . pleas- ant and unassuming: R. DILLION . . . likes to have his picture takeng E. DERICKSON . . . Lefty, an authority on jokes, C. CLEIMAN . . . likes Pee Weep E. CARNAHAN . . . What pretty hairlg H. EGGEMEYER . . . what? another one?g W. STEFFENS . . . a quiet boy who doesn't bother anyone, P. VAUGHN . . . often confused with Donald Duck, C. PARKER . . . another C.H.S. little man, I. MANSKER . . . J iela little Ioef' W. MCLAUGHLIN . . . Sleepy, R. MIZER . . . a good farmer-someday, V. NEIHOUSE . . . good housekeeperg I. MYLES . . . another' jokesterg L. MCGUIRE . . . cor- respondence with Tiny, A. PARRISH . . . al- ways baking cakesg G. VAUGHN . . . a nice person to knowg C. SPURGEON . . . presi- dent of our classp O. MISSELHORN . . . wiz- ard, A, MALLADY . . . has a nice dispositiong D. SICKMEYER . . . found flirting with a girl -any girlg D. DURKEE . . . Toot, Tootf' D. WITTENBORN . . , our herol?D: I. WITTER . . . can he blow this hornlg A. FILLA . . . Paderewskig R. GNAEGY . . . dignifiedg L. HAGAN . . . fun to be aroundg R. HASE- MEYER . . . oh, how I love freckleslg H. LOCH- HEAD . . . well, hellolp B. MAROUARDT . . . the world and I, C. BALSMAN . . . farm-boyg E. KESSEL . . . dresses first in P.E.: R. KLINGE- MAN . . . another Klingernan liked by all C.H.S., A. KLOTH . .' . if blushes were horses -5 O. KOOPMAN . . . sister of Dot and Wal- ter, D. MUDD . . . never bothers anyone, L. NOVACK . . . a perfect gentlernang T. PYRON . . . silence becomes me, A. SCHLEUTER . . . politeness pays, K. STERNBERG . I . we're wondering if he can talkg C. TILLER . . . study hall is a better place to talk than classy S. WELGE . . . just another Welge, H. LAWDER . . . A in general science, I. KOEHLER . . . Princess Felicia of English I, D. COAD . . . a newcomer to C.H.S. Scrap? tr D