Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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IUNIOR I-HGH PRESIDENT - - Marilyn Pyron VICE-PRESIDENT Virgil Iolinson SECRETARY - - Phyllis McKee TREASURER - - - Bobby Schopfer ADVISERS - - Miss Stanley, Miss Creager Top Row: V. Iohnson, F. Wehrheim, A. Gagel, D. Waddle, V. Asselmeier, L McGuire, R. Yourtee, M. Brown, W. Buchanan, V. l-licks, E, Billington. Third Row: D, Turner, D. Schirmer, H. Hipsher, R. Waltemate, E. Decker, W. Tindall, I. Wittenbrink, R. Williams, R. Rainey, E. Prager, C. Ward, W. Fox, F Colley. Second How: Miss Creager, Miss Stanley, P. McKee, P. Menke, D, Durkee, P, Conner, W. Partridge, P. Ulfelman, L. Bean, M. Wittenbrmk, M. Pyron, l... Wittenbrink, N. Tindall, E. Miller. Seated: L. Eggers, G Stebbins, N. Yankey, D. Ranft, B. Schopter, I. Hall, P. Barwell, V. Barton, R. Brasel, H. Stewart B. Grosvenor, A. Barker. KR. Suemnicht not in picturel Second Row: Miss Speer, D. Decker, P. Bartels, C. Schoeppel, D, Davis, T. Karushis. First Row: R. Herberis, W. Micliaelis, R. Koenig, W. Tindall BUYS' GLEE CLUB PRESlDENT - - - - Donald Decker VlCE-PRESlDENT - r Calvin Schoeppel SECRETARY-TREASURER - Thomas Karushis ADVlSER ---- - Miss Speer 11 mv

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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

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THERE WAS A IR. HIGH There was a Miss Stanley who lived in a school, She had many children whom she was to rule, She gave them all studies and plenty of praise, And said they'd be freshmen soon one of these days. Those forty-eight students worked early and late, For they were determined to graduate, And under Miss Stanley's able direction, The class got together and held an election. Marilyn Pyron won the President's race, And now Virgil Iohnson has the vice-presi- dent's place, As Phyllis McKee writes notes with a dash, U Young Bobby Schopfer handles the cash. The class held a contest to get in the scrap, They really wanted to get at that Iap. When the drive against Hirohito was done, At a winners' party they had lots of fun. The end of the semester's work came at last, The day of the final exams had already passed: All had worked very hard, so they hoped and prayed, To have a good score and to make a good grade., Then, too, there was toil for the Iunior Red Cross, They learned that a rolling stone gathers no mossy They made slippers and scrapbooks and every kind of a thing, To send service men who'll make Victory ringl cc 21 wa They've had parties and field trips or played basketball, D Now they've decided school's fun after ally So thanks to the teachers Who've helped them a lot, Miss Stanley, Mrs. Creager and also Mr. Scott. IACK HORNERS OF MELODY LAND Our little Iack Horners of Melody Land Are lifting their voices on high, Their heads they all raise- and sound their broad A's, And each cries, What a song boy am ll Miss Speer is their leader and really does fine At making those boys all sing outg She waves her baton and cries, Boys, sing on! That they do their part theres no doubt. The little lack Horner who leads all the rest ls Donald Decker, you see, And Cal Schoeppel is the vice president of this, They're good leaders We agree. r Secretary Karushis gaily calls out the roll And nine husky voices yell, H'erel Then each does his best to outdo all the rest And the halls ring with hearty good cheer. They've all given concerts and sung here and there, A We always admire their songsg . They've done their bit to make their chorus a hit . I And they never complain about wrongs. All ., I fi