Chester High School - Summit Yearbook (Chester, IL)

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SQPHOIVIORES' SAPPY SAYINGS B. AHRENS . . . famed for his red hairg V. ASSELMEIER . . . where did he get that wavy hair?g A. ATHMER . . . little but mightyg A. BARKER . . . waitress at Midwayg B. BAUER . . . has a twinkle in her eyeg L, BEAN . . . pleasant and fun to be withg L. BERRY . . . makes a nice model in a house- coatg R. BRASEL . . . makes a loud noise with that drumg V. BRAUN . . . tall, dark and hand- someg E. BRELIG . . . Oh--for that bundle of braing A. BUENGER . . . thinks Errol Flynn's a dreamy F. CAMPANELLA . . . has a sweet smile but mischief lurks withing D. CASTEN . . .'Coffey's punching bagg M. CAMPBELL . . . a newcomer to C. I-I. S.g I. CLOUGH . . . never gets to school on timeg FK COEEEY . . . talks about others being shortg P. DOERGE . , . my ambition is to be a farmerg D. DURKEE . . . is always b,usy . . . studyingg V. EBERS . . . Dinqy . . . good at making basketsg H. EGGE- MEYER . . . Remember that date with Wally? I. EGGEMEYER . . . Ummm-those uniformsg L. EGGERS . . . always finds something to sayg M. FEY . . . jolly and gay . . . giggle, giggleg I. FISHER . . . corresponds with the sailorsg B. FOX . . . spends Saturday playing cowboy and baking cakesg A. GILLILAN . . . hails from Perryvilleg B. GROSVENOR . . . oh! . . . that junior boyg I. GROTT . . . the quiet typeg I. I-IALE . , . dreams about Sammy dur- ing the weekg D. HAMMEL . . . what does he do in 3rd hour study hall???g I. I-IARMON . . . one of Mr. McElhiney's workersg. F. I-IARTENBERGER . . . Now Fern, you can do it. g P. I-IARTENBERGER . . . We wonder if she remembers the 6th gradeg A. I-IECKE . . . al- ways seen driving around in a Chev'g D. HECTOR . . . makes his rounds in study hallg D. I-Ieinks . . . good at many thingsg V. HETTE- SHEIMER . . . Blondieg I. HEUER . . . Who did you take to the Valentine dance? . . . she learned how to turn a flip in E.g V..I.QlIlNSQN --5--f-, ' 'a'vTf5kTe-in his- tory: E. KESSEL . . . thinks school is terribleg L. KLOTI-I . . . a country ladp S. KRAET . . . swoons when she sees Van Iohnsong I. LEM- MERMAN . . . quiet little lassg M. LINDNER . . . a nice person to knowg R. LOCHI-IEAD . . . I like Coffey, I like teag I. LUNSPORD . . . should join the Cardinalsg P. MENKE . . . quiet girl who doesn't bother anyoneg E. MEYER . . . a nice person to knowg E. FRA- GER . . . drives a car to match his hairg S. MIDDENDORF . . . wonder who shes 'search- ing for? R. MIZER . . . will make a good farm- erg A. MONTROY . . . famed for his trom- boneg R. MUELLER . . . makes good use of study hallsg R. MCCONKEY , . . drives that Model A g P. McKEE . . . We wonder who she spends her time thinking aboutg O. NANCE . . . knows her historyg W. PART- RIDGE . . . Boy, do I like tromboneslg R. PIOSIK . . . a bundle of good natureg M. PYRON . . . quiet as a mouseg T. PYRON . . . just a chatterboxg D. RANET . , . el habla espanol ahora-g D. REIMER . . . third of a triangleg P. RODEWALD . . . spreads a lot of sunshineg I. RUNGE . . . blond . . . with blue eyesg L. RUNGE . . . Ohl for the life of a farmerg D. VSCHIRMER . . . a wolf in sheeps clothingg SCHOPEER . . . It's a long walk to Menardg D. SCHWEIZER . . . we wonder what's over at Steelevilleg I-I. STEWARD . . . what do you get for the baskets you make? R. STUMPE . . . someone beat me to ity R. SUMNICI-IT . , . cutting animals in biology took many days off my lifeg W. TINDALL . . . likes the movies on Sundaysg P. UEFELMAN . . . that man with the horng M. VEATI-I . . . we wonder if she has him hen-pecked al- readyg D. VIEREGGE . . . never has any changeg E. WAGNER . . . a likeable little girly R. WALTEMATE . . . makes a good usherg M. WELGE . . . Shoo girls, don't bother Wayneg N. WESTERMAN . . . What about that identi- fication bracelet?g E. WITTENBORN . . . a qoodlooking blond with blue eyesg I. WIT- TENBRINK . . . he'll make an ideal husbandg M. WI k if ' . one of the Wittenbrink girls: A -' . . . my mind's not a total blankg . VV' GHT . . . Dr. Wright . . . sounds pretty goodg,N. YANKEY . . . quiet . . . never has much to say. Q Librarian's Technique Aukj

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We, The Juniors, request for B. ASZMAN . . . L. Yourtee's ability to befriend the weaker sexy R. WRIGHT . . . V. Campanel1a's ford for purposes not too diffi- cult to understandg D. LOCHHEAD . . . H. Koop- man's tremendous heightg H. LOCHHEAD . . . I. Deleveski's position as chief stay-cutter at lnternationalg M. EDMINSTON . . . K. Berry's job as test typist for the facultyg C. CLEIMAN . . . D. Coppelman's front row seattin history. E. BRANT . . . M. Hargis' heightg C. YOUNG . . . D. Mueller's mathematical inclinationsg B. KNOWLES . . . D. WoIff's typewriter fthe choice onelg H. EGGEMEYER . . . A. Uffel- man's dancing abilityg E. SCHUCHERT . . . K. 'Berry's typing speedg GLBAGGETT . . . D.- Coppelman's right dirnplep WEGENER . . . N. Partridge's home locationg W. WITTER . . . V. Campanella's techniqueg N. HAMILTON . . . M. Frager's locker locatitonp C. SPURGEON . . . D. Wolff's comprehension of English literatureg E. HIGGINS . . . I. Rebbe's conversations with the Coke man- R. HERB schefs usher job at the Gemp . S . . . . ak's cheerleading abilitiesg WAGNER . . . W. Michaelis' school attendanceg B. MARQUARDT . . . Y. Duncanfs office as Glee Club accom- panistg D. SICKMEYER . . . R. Ruppert's chem- ical talentsg YA. SCHLUETE-R . . . D. Eggers' position on the football squadg C. KLIND- 5--,,n WORTH . . . P. Fleming's history noteboolrg F.,KoEHLER . . . B. Rebbes errorless typing. testsg W. MCLAUGHLIN . . . L. Topps memoryg G. HOLLOMAN . . . O. Sprenge1's right hookg . . . V. Duensing's choice nylons: W. HOWELL., . . D. Wolff's bowling skillp I. BAYLEY . . . I. Lentzfs place in Shop Ilg V. BARGER . . . M. Wolshockis ability to read her shorthand notesp S. WELGE . . . I. Reuschefs geometry II' knfowledgeg D. MAL- VLAQDY . C. Saak's commanding voiceg G. EGGEMEYER . . . I. Re-bbe's ravenous appe- titeg W. STEFFENS . R. Webers wavy hairy D. WITTENBORN . . . B. Allison's enter- taining jokesg R. DISKEY . . . R. Husbands place in Mr. Wise's hearty O. MISSELHORN . . . D. Grott's lanky torsog N.VBERRY . . . W. Frazer's height G. VAUGHN.. . . E. Lauter- jung's devil-may-care 1lispositiong..5A.,CiQSS ak. . I. YLajLderQstrans'cwiLon.speed- . COAD . . .V. Duensing's .politicali vieWs,I 1 EABIINBAUGH . . . L. Leh.nhoff's Lsense of lQ1,umQ.r4:B.CRAIG...P. e' ' euta- Ltion as a bachelorg B. DRAVES . . . jWol- aggr ilitiesg R. CHES K . . . M. A. Cleiman's newest shade of ltfostickg F. THORNTON . . . D. Mueller's sixtlifhour study hallg O. KOOPMAN . . . L. Nafnce's ride to schoolg L. NOVACK . . .fI. Lentz's mu- sical talentsg R. DOERGE . . M. Riech- man's shynessg T. ROGERS . . . I. Dele- veski's ability to sleep in F. W,'s classy I. MATTINGLY . . . D. Egger's alarm clockg D. REYNOLDS . . . O. Sprengel's IOU-yard strideg W. HASEMEYER . . . D. Nagel's quiet but entertaining mannerg H. LAWDER . . . D. Eggers envied strengthg G. HUNT . . . D. Eggers' terrific punchg E. WAGNER . . . E. Lauterjung's specksg K. STERNBERG . . . L. Yourtee's boldnessg V. MOORE . . . W. Fra- 2er's diplomag C. HUSBAND . . . R. Savage's school hoursg A. MALLADY . . . M. Frager's latest dietp L. MCGUIRE . . . M. Wolshock's Glee Club officeg B. TOOHEY . . . R. Weber himselfg V. NEIHOUSE . . . M. Hargis' curly eye lashes: D. KIEFER . . . L. Wolshock's car to carry her to Spartag I. HIRTE . . . W. Fra- zer's nicknameg M. AS e- meyer's travelsg H. HIPSHER . . . D. Hegdrmks' ' speed at wri' - R. GNAEGY . . . R. Fricke's job as Summit typist.

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SGPHOMORES . . . The Mahogany Family . . . Take a Natural L. Berry X L. Runge W I. Fisher N. Westerman W. Partridge Fern Hartenberger B. Schopfer V. Asselmeier V. Braun D. Ranft M. Campbell I. Lemmerman A. Barker L. Bean I. Harmon E.'Wugner L. Eggers B. Suemnicht F. Campcmella I. Runge Faye Hartenberger A. Gilillian 'I-'. Coffey A. Fey '1 'L B. Ahrens I- Wolshock D. Casten I- I-l1I1SfOId S. Middendorf 3 V- Hicks A. Hecke y D. Viergge 20