Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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Q ff' 'J- ' W, P? I 4 Avimrflg, , It 9 W Q' f?gQW,qw Qvrfvnfg .rw-' 'L jabs' ,Gi 'mu i? '3uv3 u H 'Yr 'ti -'B Jfmr' it THE BEACON Published For The Forty-Fourth Year By The STUDENTS Of The GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL At St. Louis, Missouri JUNE, 1957 M493 +4-if 31' yicm .5 ,,W,,.. Among the most beautiful Ameri- can folk hymns are the Spirituals of the American Negro, These beautiful poetic expressions of their new Christian faith and hope in the happiness promised in a future lite in compensation for the hardships of exile from their native land and of slavery in their new home are communal in origin. To the leaders in American music who have contributed so much to our cultural heritage and to the enjoyment ot our leisure, and to the instructors who have given of their talents that others might learn to parti- cipate in and enjoy the se- crets of music which lie hid- den to the passive observer, we, the Senior Classes and the Beacon Staff of l95Z proudly dedicate this book. ,bfi 2 Some of the better known Spirituals are Swing Low Sweet Chariot Sometimes l Feel Like a Motherless Child Look Down That Lonesome Road and I Couldn t Hear Nobody Pray Ella Fitzgerald Bessy Smith Pearl Bailey ' Ethel Waters Louie Armstrong and Lionel Hampton are a few of the gifted Negro vocal- ists who have made our country proud of the American Negro's contribution to our American culture. N' 6 J' ffff American ballads are parophrases of the old English ballads brought to their new homes by the colonists from their native land, They tell in story form of the new surround- ings in which the early settlers found them- selves. They were popular with our pioneer peoples and they remain so to this day. While many other types of music have come into vogue from time to time, the ballad singer with his guitar has never been entirely re- placed. Realizing that, since the time of the Pilgrims, Americans have demonstrated their originality and ingenuity in all fields, creating new and different cul- tures, and that the descendants of these hearty colonists have excelled commendably in the field of music, bringing forth melodies and rhythms distinctly and intensely American, radiating the characteristics repre- sentative of our land and our land alone, we of the Staff have chosen American Music Through the Years as our theme, and it is our sincere hope that this edi- tion will be favorably received by the student body. ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ,, ,, ADVISORY GROUPS PUBLICATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS , ACTIVITIES 0 'ne O ef D 523 There ore mony types of bollods. They express the numerous emotions thot ore oroused in the humon breost by the diverse kinds of environment - physicol, politicol, religious, ond even worlike - thot our greot country hos so generously provided tor its profuse ond heterogeneous populotion, They have been written by Americons for Ameri- cons. Since its inception in Austria about l75O, America in general and St. Louis in particular have mode no small contribution to the sym- phony orchestra's tremendous Q growth in size and complexity. America boasts thirty-five pro- fessional symphony orchestras. Among these St. Louis ranks in the top eleven and is the second oldest. lts popularity attests to the high cultural standard of America's mu- sic lovers. ?mm:,mZ Arthur J Svoboda Prmcupol of Grover Cleveland Hugh School 8 .. , . . , .1.:f,wmE!2Twf,,2:, ,l ,, f ' fi. ,nq,,13qLz55-552,we ' . ' fifeewlmui 77 fi M Oesterelch Fern Assustont Prmcnpol of h School Grover Clevelond Hug George K Mennhardt Asslstont Prmcupol of S hool Grover C levelond Hugh C W-naw WWW 7a 77Zemauczm Mlss Florence C Waddock Wnlllam Euler I0 Miss Kathleen Walsh Mlss Helen McCalpm H 'Me ?m:u!L'q Mr Bull Almond Mr Ralph Ballm Mr Robert E Beckerle Mass Margaret Boland Mr lrvun C Breldert Mr Carl E Brlggson Mlss Constance Brown Mass Bessie Campbell Mr E Norman Carlson Mr Raymond D Cllffe MISS Ruth Dolan Mr James Elliott Muss Edna Irene Frsse Muss Marguernte Flemung Mr Merle Robb Gallup Mr George S Garouan Mrs Alvuna R Gumbrull Muss Lelua V Gunther Mrs Wnlma Hand Mr Wnlluam F Hall Mr Armun E Hartmann Mr A H Hellmnch Mass Harrlot H Hoffman Mr Julius W Hallman Mr Emerson E Hutzel Mr Earl Jansen Mass Karln E Jansson Mr James M Julnan Mass Hazel E Kellogg Mr Charles F Kuncand Mvss Margaret Knnght Mass Dena Lange Mzss Charlotte Louise Mann Mass Mary lnez Mann Mr l.awrenceJ Mantese Mr Charles P Marchesseault Mass Marguerlte G McCann Miss Anna D McGee Mass Myrtle E McGee Miss Jessue H McLean Mr Pete Mercuruo Mass Emma D Mlchel Mr, Herald M, Dgxgee Miss Charlotte Lewis 12 Mr Tom Mlntle Mlss Marne Mulholland M Earl H Myer Mr Carlton Anton Nebel Mr John Ellot Noon Mrs Ida R Perry Mnss Charlotte Pope Miss Esther Rahrnoeller Mass Mamle E Randolph Miss Mary Evelyn Robinson Mass Alberta Ross Mrs Ethel Ross on leave of absence Mass Jeanne L Rude Mass Erma Schroeder Ernest M Schueneman Martin Seidel John W Slmpson Ray B Slnger Edward M Snider Mrs Shirley Z Theodore Miss Hazel L Tompkuns Mass Eduth M Waddoclc acuity Mlss Florence C Waddock Mr David E Waggoner Miss Kathleen Walsh Mr Karl L Ware Mr Charles H Wetmore Mr Robert C Whnte Mrs Ethel Wilson Mrs Carolyn Wostenholm LIBRARIAN Mrs Mlldred G Muller DOCTOR AND NURSE Hugh J Wlttwer MD BOOK CUSTODIAN Mr RobertJ Davnsson OFFICE Mass Mary M Blazlcek Mrs Loss P Bretz Mass Lee Hoffman F. . l . J Miss Opal M. Masters, RN Mr. . Mr. ' ' t Mr. . ' I U Mr. . ' Mr. . ' - I - 13 Um '7a 24612046 Toscormini lives ogoin, If only l were on the teoml -and o touch of color here. That was Cl pretty funny one a A little more There. 14 l-lold eyerythingl This will further illustrate my point Not more bookwork! The Gay Nineties mark one of the greatest periods of development and expansion in the history of our grow- ing nation. During this era of bar- ber shop quartettes, horseless car- riages, minstrel shows, cigar store Indians, and bicycles built for two, there emerged a large group of songs reflecting the moods and feelings of the times. Barber shop harmony sung extempor- aneously by ear had universal appeal because of its sincerity and simplicity. ,gr ..-4 1--- 5, -,Q ,,-i , il' s-,- ,.,-1-I K Q l -if 7a 76a 7757 Season gauned Clay can be the mud on your shoes and worthless or wuth knowledge and skull ut can be tashuoned unto an object ot exquusute beauty and great worth A chuldren we learned that God mode rnan of clay but the work of Hus hands must be tested by fume to determune uts worth Your home your church and Cleveland Hugh School all have con trubuted each un uts way to help you attaun that knowledge and skull whuch would enable you to ture the beautufully rnade fugure you are unto a beung of lastung and great worth Cleveland Hugh School us happy to have had uts share un guvung you the knowledge and the skulls you now have lt us the hope of us all that you wull guve us the occasuon to be proud ot the use to whuch you put that knowledge you gauned un your stay wuth us Liu f 1 1 f - . u . 5 , I 1 - 1 1 f l David Kory ,, 7777,7gsY Judith Dressler ,7777 7 Emiline Royco Joan Neels 77, Kenneth Lux Stewart Cloud Miss Boland Ebac of Qammg 7257 DAVID JOSEPH KORY Basketball, B Team, Cross Country, Letter, Track Team, 2 Academic C , O 8. B, Business Manager, Speech Act., Student Council, Sgt. at Arms, Principal's Cabinet, President, Class of Jan, '57. JUDITH DRESSLER Pep Club, Treasurer, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Bowl., Cheer Leaders, Capt., Hiking, Roller Skating, Volley- ball, Athletic Award, 2 Academic C , Basketball Maid '55, Football Maid, '53 and '56, O 81 B, Co-Editor, Principal's Cabinet, Student Council, Vice-President, Class of Jan, '57, Merit is Worthier Than Fame 65444 bleu Rust and White Q44 Uffdcna 61444 Spanaaw l 7 President Vice-President f 775775 7 ccscc Secretary 7 C77 sccc, 77, 7Treasurer 7,77 77 7 77 77. , 7Treosurer 77 77Sergeant-At-Arms Mr. Julian CLASS OF JANUARY l957 SHARON ANDERSON lce Skating, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., M.E.N.C. Chorus, Madrigal, Play Day, Volleyball, Academic C , Girls' State, O 81 B, Student Council, Nat. Con. of Christians and Jews Steering Committee. LYNNE MARION AUGUSTINE A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Hiking, Play Day. JANE BAILEY Basketball, Dancing, Hiking, Play Day, Volleyball. lce Skating, Footboll, l Letter, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. HAROLD BEHLKE WOODWARD BON HAM Gym Team, Swim Team. RICHARD BOTHMANN Music Per., Gym Team. lit! PETER B. BLATTN ER Audio Visual Club, Boys' Bowl., Student Council, Ser- vice Award, RICHARD BOCKRATH Key Club, Sec'y, Lettermen's Club, Pres., Basketball, B Team, Football, 3 Letters, Co-Capt. '56, Track, l Letter, Swim Team, 3 Letters, 7 Academic C , Beacon, Sports Editor, Student Council, RONALD BOTHMANN Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. JOANNE BOUCHEIN Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Play Day. 18 CLASS OF JANUARY i957 MARY LOU BROWN Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Bowl., Hiking, Play Day, Roller Skating, Student Council, Nat. Con. of Christians and Jews. CAROL ELIZABETH CARLSTROM A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Madrigal, Play Day, Roller Skating, Volleyball. LELAND COWIE A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. CHARLES R. CRAIN STEWART WILLIAM CLOUD Lettermen's Club, Basketball, B Team, Varsity, 3 Letters, Academic C , O 81 B, Business Manager, Speech Act., Student Council, Pres. '56, Principal's Cabinet, Sgt. at Arms, Class of Jan. '57, MARY COPPAY A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Hiking, Roller Skating. DONALD RAY ECKERT Key Club, l.ettermen's Club, Football, 2 Letters, Track Team, 2 Letters, Student Council. JIM EDWARDS Club Espanol, Vice-Pres. I9 CAROL EILEEN DILGER A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Hiking, Play Day. BILL DIXON Audio Visual Club, Bowl., Club Espanol, History Club, Key Club, Band, Orchestra, All City Orchestra,' All- State Orchestra, Track, Academic C . CLASS OF JANUARY l957 GENE EHLERS CAROL ANN GEBHARDT Sp. Music Per., Girls' Tennis, Volleyball, Academic HC , Union Electric Kitchen Contest Winner. WAN DA FAY EISEN HAU ER Basketball, Track and Field, Volleyball, 5 Academic C , O 8- B, Student Council, Service Award, Bronze Pin. VENIDA BLANCHE GERGS A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., M.E.N.C. Chorus, Madrigal, Music Council, Music Award, Ice Skating, Dancing, Play Day, Tennis. MARY ANN FEIGENBUTZ Press Rep., Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Leaders, Play Day, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Women's Not. Intra-Mural Basketball Rat- ing, Academic C . DENIS GUILLERMIN Artcratt, Audio Visual Club, Key Club, Student Coun- cil, Speech Act. LAWRENCE FLIER RUTH HAHN WALTER A. FRERCK Audio Visual Club, Bowl., Rifle Club: Beacon, Photo- grapher, O 8. B, Photographer, Speech Act., Service Award, Bronze Pin, 3 Prizes Physical Science. ROGER LEE HANTAK Academic C , Student Council. 20 CLASS QF JANUARY l957 KENNETH HARPER EDWARD HOLDEGRAVER PAUL HAYNES KENRICK CARL HOPKIN Academic C , Beacon, Associate Business Manager. MAXINE VIRGINIA HEISELE Pep Club, Sp. Music Per., Dancing, Hiking, Play Day. DON HUONKER Cross Country, Track Team. SANDRA H. HENDERSON A Cappella, Senior Chair, Sp. Music Per., Dancing, Tennis. LEON JAMES Lettermen's Club, Vice-Pres., Swim Team 3 Letters, Captain, Student Council. PATRICIA ROSE HERTLING Sp. Music Per., Hiking, Play Day, Volleyball. RICHARD JANSEN Lettermen's Club, Gym Team, 2 Letters. SHIRLEY KATZENBERGER Beginner's Bond, Concert l' Girls' Bowl., Softball. DALE KRISCH Cappella, Vice-Pres., Sen- ior Choir, Press Rep., Sp. Per., M.E.N.C. Cho- Basketball, Student CLASS OF JANUARY l957 ROBERT JANSEN Lettermen's Club, Gym Team, 2 Letters, Student Coun- cil. JOANN KARTYE Artcraft, Beacon Art Staff, Pep Club, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Madrigal, M.E.N.C. Chorus, Music Award, Modern Dance, Play Day, Girls' Tennis. ROBERT KIES Lettermens Club, Gym Team, 4 Letters, Captain, Stu- dent Council. ROBERT KRAEMER PAUL LaPOlNT Lettermen's Club, Basketball, B Team, Football, B Team, Varsity, l Letter, Track Team, l Letter. LAWRENCE J. LEWIS FAY KEMPE Ice Skating, A Cappella! Hockey, Leaders, Play Day, Volleyball. ROSE MARIE LAMMERT A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Hiking, Play Day, Volleyball, 2 Academic ucll' KENNETH LUX Lettermen's Club, O 8- B Press Rep., Basketball B Team, Varsity, 2 Letters, Football B Team, Beacon, Business Manager, Princi- pal's Cabinet, Student Council, Treas., Class of Jan. '57. JOAN KATHRYN NEELS Ice Skating, Basketball, Play Day, Tennis, Volleyball, O 8. B, Principal's Cabinet, Student Council, Service Award, Certificate, Treas., Class of Jan. '57. CLASS OF JANUARY i957 JACQUELINE GEORGIA LU BAU Basketball, Girls' Tennis, Volleyball. SANDRA LUTTRELL Webster Hayne, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Student Council. DONNA MIZELL A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Volleyball, l Academic C YVONNE MOLLY A Cappella, Senior Choir, Bowl., Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Student Council Rep. NANCY PARKS JOSEPH R. MESSMER Boys' Bowl., Rifle Club. KENNETH NERL Lettermen's Club, Baseball l Letter, Basketball B' Team, Football B Team Varsity, 3 Letters. A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Dancing, Hockey, Volleyball. EUGENE B. PIEPER Lettermens Club, Press Rep., Senior Choir, Football, B Team, Varsity, 3 Letters, Track Team, 2 Letters, Principals Cabinet, Student Council, Sgt. at Arms. EMILINE ROYCO Artcraft, Pres., Press Rep., Pep Club, Dancing, Hiking, Play Day, Tennis, Volleyball, 6 Academic C , 6 Scholastic Art Awards, Beacon, Art Staff, Football Spec- ial Maid '56, O 8. B, PrincipaI's Cabinet, Student Coun- cil, Speech Act., Sec'y., Class of Jan. '57. SUSAN J. SEGER Artcraft, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Bowl., Dancing, Play Day. in ELIZABETH STEINKAMP Girls' Tennis. CAROL ANN STERLING lce Skating, Pres., Dancing, Play Day, O 81 B, Service Award. CLASS OF JANUARY l957 PHYLLIS PROMNITZ Press RGD-I A CODD6llC1j Sp. Music Per., Bowl., Play Day. MARI-FRANCES ROSENTHAL Artcraft, Girls' Tennis, Basketball Maid '55, Football Maid '54, '56, O Si B, Co-Editor. N-of' 3 . t .5 'XX ELEANOR DIANA SIEDHOFF Press Rep., Basketball, Bowl., Hockey, Leaders, Play Day, Volleyball, 6 Academic C , Student Council. MARIANNE SLEBODA AVTCVUHI A C0DD9llOi Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Bow- ling, Dancing, Play Day. THEODORE SIDNEY SLEIN Band, Concert Band, Novelty Band, Orchestra, Sp, Music Per., Student Council, Service Award. WILLIAM SULLIVAN CLASS GF JANUARY l957 REET THOMAS JR. ED TRENARY Boys' Bowling, Rifle Club, Novelty Band, Service Award. Q 'I JIM WAGSTAFF WALTER L. WALKER Press Rep., Band, Concert Band, Novelty Band, Co- Leader, Orchestra, Sp. Music Per, MICHAEL VRLENICH Lettermen's Club, Football, l Letter, Swim Team, Letters, 5 Academic C , Student Council. WALTER WAGENER Lettermen's Club, A Cappella, Swim Team, 3 Letters PARTICIA RUTH WETZEL Sp. Music Per., Dancing, Hiking, Girls' Tennis. EDWARD WUCH Lettermen's Club, Press Rep., Concert Band, Novelty Band, Orchestra, Baseball, Basketball, Football, O 8- B. SHIRLEY ANN WALSH Basketball, Play Day, Softball, Volleyball. DANIEL WARMKE Audio Visual Club, Service Award. WISE JOYCE ANN YUNGERMANN Sharp Shooters Webster Hayne Band Concert Band Sp Muslc Per Grrls Swnm ming Volleyball Athletnc Award Pun 2 Acadernlc MARY BAKER NAOMI BONE Senior Chou' Sp Muslc Per Hnkung Play Day MICHAEL FLIER RONALD KRAUSE A Cappella, Sp Musxc Per, Track Team, Gym Team, Swlm Team, Student Councrl ,na FRANK ZAVADIL Lettermen s Clu Band Concert Band Novelty Band Baseball l Letter Basketball 2 Letters Foot ball l Letter Track Team l Letter TERRY BARHORST BARBARA CANNAS MARILYN FROMM HENRY LEAHART NELSON SCHMIDT JOSEPH SCHMITT ROBERT VOGELSANG I-ORETTA WUEST 26 W5 7 ROBERT ZOLLER Audso Vnsual Club A Cap e a Senxor Chour Music Per MENC Cho rus Servvce Award Plns Gold Bronze Sllver CAROL BERNHARDT A Cappella Sp Musuc Per Basket ball Dancang Play Day Softball Tennis Volleyball JAMES DUNN SAM JOHANSON ALYCE MARTIN WILLIAM UNGER ALAN YODER I B X ' , - , 1 - I f ' :- if I fliiiatgi. ,,. f , A W I - j 5574? , f A I I , is S W, 1. . - 5 hx r f J ' S. ' -- I ,sf li , 4 ,gr Q I l , . 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' .z ' ' : mmmq I I Row One Diana Sledhoff Mary Lou Brown Phyllls Prommtz Venlda Gergs Carol Sterling Carol Carlstrom Judy Dressler Emlllne Royco Marilyn Fromm Maxine Hensele Row Two Joan Neels Sharon Anderson Fran Rosenthal Pat Hertlnng Jane Barley Rose Lammert Wanda Elsenhauer Nancy Parks Mary Ann Felgenbutz Fay Kempe Row Three Rlchard Jansen Gene Prep er Ken Lux Ed Wuch Frank Zavadll Rnck Bockrath Don Eckert Dems Gulllermln Stewart Cloud Robert Kraemer Woody Bonham Henry Leahart Roger Hantak Row Four Leon James Walter Wagener Wllluam Unger Ted Slem Jlm Dunn Robert Jansen Reet Tho mas James Wagstaff Dave Kory Emulme Royco Duane Snedhoff Judy Dressler Fran Rosenthal Marnlyn Fromm Fay Kempe Jane Barley Phyllns Prommtz Most lntellrgent Most Llkely to Succeed Best All Around Prettlest and Most Handsome Cutest Smrle Best Dressed Prettlest Eyes Prettlest Halr Rick Bockrath Stewart Cloud Dave Kory Gene Pleper Leon James Woody Bonham Reet Thomas Walt Wagener Ed Wuch Mary Ann Flegenbutz Best Athlete Carol Carlstrom Mary Lou Brown Rose Lammert Vemda Gergs Pat Hertlmg Wanda Eusenhauer Joan Neels Most Splrlted Smallest and Largest Feet Most Bashful Most Muslcal Abulnty Best Sense of Humor Hearhest Laugh Jlm Wagstaff Frank Zavadll Bull Unger Ted Slem Jam Dunn Hank Leahart Best Personality Denis Gulllermm Happiest Jansen Twms Shortest and Tallest Don ECkert C-ClfOl Sfeflmg Most Popular Among Grrls Ken Lux Nancy Parks Most Popular Among Boys Bob Kraemer Maxme Hensele Cul-est Couple Roger Hantak Sharon Anderson Shsrley Walsh 27 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , ' . . . , . . . Q . ' - ' Q ' - . . . - - - Q n.. - - . , . . . , . - . Left to Right: Ken Hopkins, Carol Carlstrorn, Ken Harper, Venida Gergs, Walt Walker, Dave Kory, Wanda Eisenhauer, Bob Kraemer, Rich Jansen, Gene Pieper, i Ken Lux. mdd Row One: Sandra Henderson, Phyllis Promnitz, Ruth Ann Hahn, Rose Lammert, Donna Mizell, Emiline Royco, Alyce Martin, Patricia Ruth Wetzel, Judith Dressler, Row Two: Mary Lou Brown, James Edwards, Denis Guillerrnin, Larry Lewis, Ron- ald Bothmann, Alan Yoder, Dale Krisch, Sharon Anderson, Row Three: Ronald Krause, Theodore Slein, Rob- ert Zoller, Kenneth Nerl, Edward Holdegraver, Leon James. Absent: Janet Baur, Naomi Bone, Joanne Bouchein, Nelson Schmidt. 77644 776 7. 77544421 Row One: Shirley Katzenberger, Wanda Eisenhauer, Carol Carlstrorn, Venida Gergs, Jo Ann Kartye, Mari- anne Sleboda, Carol Eileen Dilger, Mary Coppay. Row Two: Dave Kory, Kenneth Harper, Terry Barhoust, Ken Hopkin, Miss M. I. Mann, Don Huonker, Walter Walker, Richard Jansen, William Dixon, Row Three: Robert Vogelsang, Kenneth Lux, Le- land Cowie, Gene Pieper, Lawrence T. Flier. Absent: James Dunn, Robert Kraemer, William Sullivan, Paul Haynes. 3 Left to Right: Emiline Royco, Sharon Anderson, Ted , Slein, Phyllis Promnitz, Judy Dressler, Bob Zoller, Donna Mizell, Rose Lammert, Leon James. 7701. Shagak Row One: Joan Neels, Mary Ann Feigenbutz, Carol Gebharclt, Joyce Yungerrnann, Jane Bailey, Carol Sterling, Fan Rosenthal, Fay Kernpe, Marilyn Erornm. Row Two: Rich- ard Bothrnann, Samuel Johanson, Robert Kies, Richard Bockroth, Joe Messmer, Gene Ehlers, Walter Wage- ner. Row Three: Charles R. Crain, Reet Thomas, Mike Vrlenich, Harold Behlke, Woody Bonham, Robert Jan- sen, Joseph Schmitt, Paul LaPoint. Absent: Sue Bullington. Left to Right: Ed Trenary, Roger Hantak, Frank Zavadil, Jim Wagstatf, Don Eckert, Pete Blattner, Stewart Cloud, eadaw Left to Right: Rick Mary Ann Eeigenbutz Bockrath, Bob Kies, Paul Bob Jansen, Walt Wage- LaPoint, Marilyn Fromm, ner, Mike Vrlenich. 778644770 ' Row One: Shirley Ann Walsh, Lyn Augustine, Nancy Parks, Sandra Lut trell, Yuonne Molly, Patricia Hertling, Diana Siedhoft, Elizabeth Steinkamp, Maxine Heisele, Susan Seger. R Two: Jacqueline Lubau, Daniel Warrnke, Walter Frerck, Stewart Cloud, Donald Ray Eckert, Edward Wuch, Pete Blattner, Loretta Wuest. Row Three: Mr, Carlson, James Wagstatf, Michael Flier, Hank Lea- hart, William Unger, Roger Hantak, Ed Trenary. Absent: Frank Zavadil. 'hx IQ IN 6444 fame 7 95 7 JERRY CATRON Lettermens Club Swim B Team Varsity 3 Letters Co Captain Academlc C Pnnclpal s Cabunet Presldent Class ot June 57 JAN INE ANTOINETTE RENAUD Press Rep A Cappella Sp Music Per MENC Chorus Madragal Basketball Bowl Leaders Softball Tennis Track and Field Volleyball Athletlc Award Pun 5 Academsc C Football ueen 56 Principals Cabunet Student Council Secretary Vrce Presudent Class of June 57 704444 Not At The Top But Cllmblng weld 96444 Wedgewood Blue and Whnte M44 0f,!44a4 Jerry Catron Presrdent Janlne Renaud Vlce President Pat Hurley Secretary Madelune Lange Treasurer Richard Brandon Treasurer Don Jansen Sergeant Al- Arms 66444 Spondau Mrss Gunther Mr Brrggson 31 1 . . 11 11 1 1 1 . I I ' 5 2 ' 1 , - . 11 11, . . 1 - , , ' ' ,.,. L' . . 1 nm sf J N , . ,L , , - 11 I 1 .by ., . . . . g 5 1 -I 1 F F 1 I 1 1 I 11 11, Q 1 . . . , 1 1 1 f F . . , 1 . I 1 . . . . DONALD ABFALL Football, B Team, Track. CAROL LEE BARRETT SHEILA BARRY Webster Hayne, Peo Club, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating, Service Award. .55 'wit I 15 DONALD BECKER Lettermen's Club, Track Team, Captain, 3 Letters. ALFRED S. BENNETT Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Cross Country, Captain, l Letter, Track Team, 2 Letters. .Wx 1 . CLASS OF JUNE l957 JUDY BARBOS Pep Club, SeC'y., Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., G. R. A., Pres., Basketball, Bowl., Cheer Leader, Hiking, Hockey, Leaders, Play Day, Girls' Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Manager, Women's National lntraAMural Volleyball Rating, Academic C , Basketball, Sp. Maid '56, Football Maid '54, Sp. Maid, '56, O 8 B, Business Mgr., Student Council. , . A 544' . - f DONALD BARTON O 8. B, Student Council. MARY BATTIOLI Academic C , s 8 HENRY BERG Band, l Letter, Concert Band, Novelty Band, Orchestra, Sp. Music Per. ROBERTA BEHRENS Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Bowling, Volleyball. CLASS OF JUNE i957 ROGER P. BERN HARDT History Club, Vice-Pres, Parliamentarian, Key Club, Sec'y., Director, Webster-Hayne, Pres., Sec'y., Treas., Keeper of the Goat, Band, Concert Band, l Letter, Sp. Music Per., Tennis Team, Track Team, 6 Academic C , Beacon, Student Council, Speech Act., Voice of Democracy, Finalist, DARLEEN BINGHAM Press Rep., Orchestra, Sp. Music Per., 4 Academic C , Student Council, Speech Act. ' ff 9' . ROBERT BOELLING Webster-Hayne, Concert Band. JAMES BOETTCHER ALAN ROGER BRENNECKE Key Club, Director, Pres., Lettermen's Club, Press Rep., Webster-Hayne, Sgt. at Arms, Treas., Vice-Pres., Ten- nis, Capt., Letter, Gym Team, 3 Letters, Capt. '57, 6 Academic C , Beacon, Editor, Speech Act., Voice of Democracy, Finalist, Student Council, CONWAY BRISCOE Bowling, Vice-Pres., Key Club, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., M.E.N.C, Chorus, Student Council. -its 1 4 f ROBERT G. BOBBITT Key Club. SUSAN BOCKRATH Artcraft, Sharp Shooters, A Cappella, Senior Choir, G. R. A., Vice-Pres., Basketball, Hiking, Hockey, Leaders' 1 Speedball, Swim, Tennis, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, 5 Academic C , Art Award, Student Coun- cil, Women's Nat. lntra-Mural Volleyball Rating DOLORES BOUVATTE A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Softball, Service Award. RICHARD BRANDON Lettermen S Club, Press Rep., Football, B Team, Varsity, Track Team, l Letter, O 8. B, Editor, Principal's Cabinet, Student Council, Treasurer, Class of June '57. f ,A 7 ' CLASS OF JUNE l957 WALLACE BRUNE SANDRA JO CARTER A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Basketbollg Softballg Ser- vice Award. ROBERT RAY BUREN HOWARD CASATTA Football, B Team, MARY BURNS SAM CATANZARO Senior Choirg Cross Countryg Football B Teomg Trackg Gym Team. ROBERT BUSCHER Bawlingg Club Espanol, Presg Art Staff, Beacon. KENNETH CHARNEY A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Soccer Team. SUE ANN CALDWELL Press Repg A Cappellag Sp. Music Peng Basketballg Dancingg Softballg Tennisg Volleyballg Athletic Awardp l Academic CHQ Student Councilg Delegate to Model United Notions. LARRY CHARPIOT Boys' Bowl.g Bandg Concert Bandg Novelty Bondg Orchestrag Sp. Music Per. 34 CLASS OF JUNE l957 JOHN CLAIBORNE Key Club, Treas., Lettermen's Club, Treas., Senior Choir, Baseball, 3 Letters, Basketball, B Team, Varsity, 2 Letters, Football, B Team, Varsity, 3 Let- ters, Co-Capt. '56, Principal's Cabinet, Student Council, Treas., Pres. '56, Speech Act. RONALD E. DENCKER Academic HC . MELVIN LEE CRENSHAW Lettermen's Club, Press Rep., Gym Team, Manager, Swim Team, Beacon. ROBERT DeWALD Boys' Bowling. ELAINE CROUTHER Bowl., Bowling Trophy, Academic HC . MARGARET DIEBOLD Press Rep., Roller Skating, I Academic C . JEAN DAVIS Sharp Shooters, Pep Club, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., G,R.A., Vice-Pres., Basketball, Hiking, Hockey, Leaders, Play Day, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, Manager, Ath- letic Award, Pin, Letter, Women's Nat. lntra-Mural Volleyball Rating, 5 Academic C , Beacon, Student Council, City-Wide Student Council. JACQUELINE DIETERICH Majorette, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating. CONNIE DeARRIBA Bowl. JOHN DOHR Rifle Club. 35 WILLIAM DUNPHY JR. Concert Band, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. CLASS GF JUNE l957 NANCY DOWD Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. MARVIN DUBA wilr JUDY EBENHOH Senior Choir, Roller Skating, Service Award, Certificate Bronze Pin. RAYMOND FARMER A Cappella, Treasurer, Sen- ior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Madrigalg M.E.N.C. Chorus, Beacon Staff. DAN EKMAN Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Track Team. CAROL ANN EPPENDORFER Dancing, Volleyball, l Academic C . JUDITH FLASKAMPER Dancing, Senior Choir. KENNETH FREDERICK Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., l Academic C 5 Student Council. CAROL FEENEY Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. Volleyball. BOB GARRISON Lettermen's Club, Football, B Team, Varsity, l Let- ter, Track Team, l Letter, Student Council. JOE GOFF CLASS OF JUNE l957 LEONARD GAMBILL Senior Choir, Football, B Team, Track Team. VIRGINIA LEE FUNKE lce Skating, Sharp Shooters, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating, Girls' Swimming, Art Awards, O Si B. . X W .Ay HOWARD GIPFEL GEORGENE GOETTING Pep Club, Basketball, Dancing, Volleyball, 3 Academic C , Student Council. BARBARA ANN GRETLEIN Volleyball. GLORIA GRUNDIG Press Rep., Orchestra, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Girls' Tennis, Volleyball, 5 Academic C , Beacon Art Staff, Student Council. 37 DIANE CLAIRE GERLITZ Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. Basketball, Bowl., Play Day Tennis, Volleyball. mi.. ,sk SW . ff rg 4... - - PAUL GRAVES A Cappella, Sp. Music Per. Roller Skating. ARTHUR RAY HAFFER Band, Sp. Music Per. RONALD HAMMAN Audio Visual Club, Beginner's Band, Concert Band, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Voice of Democracy Contest. GAIL HAWKINS Press Rep., Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., G.R.A., Basket- ball, Bowling, Dancing, Roller Skating, Softball, Volley- ball, Athletic Award, Pin, Student Council. DONNA HECHT Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Play Day, CLASS QF JUNE l957 JANE HAGG Press Rep., Senior Choir, Secretary, Sp, Music Per., Bowling, Dancing, Hockey, Girls' Swimming, Basket- ball Maid '53. VIRGINIA HAAS Bowling, Volleyball. CAROL ANN HAMMERSCHMIDT Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Volleyball. NORMAN ALTON HARRISON Press Rep., Webster Hayne, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., M.E.N.C. Chorus, Baseball, B Team, Basketball B Team, Varsity, JOHN HELD Lettermen's Club, Football, Mgr., Track, Gym Team, 2 Letters! ELIZABETH HELLBERG Press Rep., Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per,, Tennis, Volley- ball, 6 Academic C , Basketball Maid, Student Council. CLASS CDF JUNE i957 JOAN ELIZABETH HEMKER Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. VIRGINIA HERBERTS Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Hockey, Soft- ball. 1 1 I CAROL HILDEBRAND Bowling. PAULINE HILL A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating. 441. f-nl. WILLIAM LEE HUITT Beacon, Business Manager. PATRICIA HURLEY Pep Club, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Bowling, Hockey, Leaders, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Bowling Trophy, Beacon, Football Maid, '55, Prin- cipol's Cabinet, Student Council, Secretary, Class of June '57, PETER HERMAN A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, B Team. MICHEAL S. HERZOG Rifle Club, Vice-President, President, 4 Academic C . A MARY HOFFMANN Bowling, Secretary, Roller Skating, Athletic Award Pin, 2 Academic C , KATHLEEN M. HOSS Majorette, Tennis, Volleyball, Student Council, A Cap pellag Sp. Music Per. CLASS OF JUNE l957 LAWRENCE J. HURST Bowling, Key Club, Lettermen's Club, Tennis, 6 Academic C , Beacon, Boys' State, Student Council. GENE JENKINS Audio Visual Club, Rifle Club, Vice-President, 2 Academic C , Student Council, DAVID JACKSON RUSSELL W. JOHNSON JR. Audio Visual Club, Concert Band, Beacon, O 81 B, Ser- vice Award. MELVIN JACKSON Lettermen's Club, Press Rep., Football, BH TEOVYWJ Track, Swim Team, Student Council. VERNON JOHNSON Lettermerfs Club, Senior Choir, Baseball, Basketball, B Team, Football, B Team, Student Council. EDWARD JACQUES PATRICIA MARIE JOHNSTON Pep Club, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, I-lockey, Volley- ball, I Academic C , Beacon. DON JANSEN Key Club, Lettermen's Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Bose- ball, Captain, Basketball, Co-Captain, Principal's Cabi- net, Sergeant at Arms, Class of June '57. ROBERTA JOHNSTON 40 CLASS OF JUNE l957 MARTHA KAY KASPAR Press Reporter, Senior Choir, Hockey, Leaders, Swim, Tennis, l Academic C , Beacon, Associate Editor, Student Council, LOY LEE KING Bowling, President, Press Reporter, WALTER NORMAN KEIM Basketball, B Team, Track, Service Award. CAROL SUE KINNEY A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Dancing, Softball, Volley- ball, l Academic C , Service Award. SUSAN KELLER Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball. DOROTHY KINNIFF Club Espanol, Webster Hayne, Pep Club, Dancing, Hiking, Hockey, Leaders, 4 Academic C . EARL KESTLER Bowling, Treasurer, Press Rep., Webster Hayne, A Cappella, President, Sp. Music Per., Madrigal Chorus, M.E.N.C. Chorus, Track, Beacon, Student Council, Speech Act. LEONARD KOCH Bowling, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., M.E.N.C. Chorus, Football, B Team. JOAN KING 4 Roller Skating, Pep Club. BAYLOR STEVE KOHUT A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Letter. Ai. x W g .wht ,. . Q ,, vii 1 LARRY DALE LEE Gym Team. ANN ETTE ETHEL LI EKWEG Club Espanol, Secretary, Ice Skating, Dancing, Rol- ler Skating. CLASS OF JUNE I957 ELAINE KUNKEL Press Rep., Pep Club, Senior Choir, Bowling, Dancing, Roller Skating, Athletic Award, Trophy, MADELINE LANGE A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., M.E.N.C. Chorus, Basket- ball, Leaders, Play Day, Swim, Tennis, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, 6 Academic C , Beacon, Principal's Cabinet, Student Council, Speech Act., Treasurer, Class of June '57. - 1 i'il . .IO ANN ELAINE LEPPERT A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating, Volleyball, SUE LEWIS A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Madrigal, I-liking, Presi- dent, Roller Skating, President, Tennis, 4 Academic C , Basketball Queen '56, Football Maid, '54, Stu- dent Council, Service Award, Certificate. 'fa- LINDA JOYCE LUEDDE Pep Club, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., 6 Academic C , Student Council. ROBERT MACH Lettermens Club, President, Basketball, B Team, Football, B Team, Varsity, 2 Letters, Track Team, 2 Letters, I Academic C , Boys State, Student Coun- RONALD B. LENTS Boys' Bowling, Club Espa nol, Treasurer, Key Club, Webster-Hayne, A Cop pella, Sp, Music Per., Aca demic C , Speech Act, ,S SHIRLEY JEAN LITTLE Press Rep., Webster-I-layne A Cappella, Senior Choir Sp. Music Per., Basketball Softball, Volleyball. S5-'rv cil, Treasurer '56, Principal's Cabinet. CLASS or JuNE 1957 CAROL RHEA MAN NSHARDT Pep Clubg Volleyballg 2 Academic C ROBERT MC CREADY Audio Visual Club, Secretary, PATRICIA MELVIN CHARLES MAYER 'Q' STANLEY MEDLEY Presidentg Service Award. Sp. Music Peng Hikingg Hockeyg Roller Skatingg Beacon. EDWARD MESPLAY Cross Countryg Football, B Teamg Track. W! JANE MILLAWAY Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating, Academic C , Student Council. HELEN MILLER Basketball, Dancing, Softball, l Acadernic C , Service Award, Certificate. MARY CATH ERIN E MOORE A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Manager, Leaders, Play Day, Softball, Volleyball, Wornen's Nat. lntra-Mural Volleyball Rating, Athletic Award, Pin, O 8. B, Principal's Cabinet, Student Council, Vice-Presi- dent '56, City'Wide Student Council, Secretary. ROBERT MOORE A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Football, B Team, Track. CLASS OF JUNE l957 JOYCE MESPLAY A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating, MARILYN MICHEL Press Rep., A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Bowling, Play Day, Roller Skating, Girls' Tennis, Volley- ball, Football Maid, '53, Student Council, IACQUELINE MILLER A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Dancing, Roller Skating, Softball, Service Award, JOAN MONNIG lce Skating, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating, Track and Field, Volleyball. I bv X . BARBARA MOSES JAN ET MOSS Audio Visual Club, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Hiking, Roller Skating. CLASS OF JUNE l957 MARILYN MOSS Press Rep., Pep Club, M.E.N.C. Chorus, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Madrigal, Basketball, Bowling, Trophy, Hockey, Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, 2 Academic 'iC JAMES CONRAD MUELLER Webster Hayne, Swim, I Academic C , Service Award. 'Ili' .S -1-:mr NORMAN NOTTMEIER Audio Visual Club, Key Club, Band, Concert Band, Letter, 2 Bars, Librarian, President, Novelty Band, Orchestra, Sp, Music Per., Football, B Team, Track, Boys' State, Service Award, Bronze and Silver Pin. CAROL OBERT Volleyball. SHIRLEY PARDE ARLEEN PARKINSON Pep Club, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Bowling, Hiking, Hockey, Leaders. sys, RICHARD A. MUELLER Key Club, Football, B Team, 4 Academic C . DAVID NICHOLLS JN M :. EQ 5 K. :. 2 . W DOROTHY ANN 0'NEIL A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Madrigal, Academic C Principal's Cabinet, Student Council, Secretary. LARRY O'ROURKE Boys' Bowling, Club Espanol, Sgt. at Arms, Press Re porter, Orchestra, President, Sp. Music Per., Gym Team l Academic C , All City Orchestra, All State Orchestra I l I ls la E RFK? lf. CLASS OF JUNE I957 EILEEN PARKINSON Pep Club, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per.p Bowling, Hik- ing, Hockey, Leaders. JANET PFEFFER A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Majoretteg Softbally Tennisg Student Council. DON PASEK A Cappella, Sp. Music Per. TERRY PHILLIPS Boys' Bowling, Rifle Club, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., M,E.N.C. Chorus. JOHN PAYTON Lettermen's Club, O and B Press Rep., Senior Choir, Baseball, B Team, Football, B Team, Varsity, l Letter, O and B, Student Council. MARY ALICE PIESKE A Cappella, Vice-President, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., M.E.N.C. Chorus, Madrigalj Basketball, Bowling, Hockey, Leaders, Roller Skating, Tennis, Volleyball, 6 Academic C , Basketball Maid, '54, Student Coun- cil, Speech Act., Intergroup Youth. JUDITH KAY PELANT I Academic C RONALD GAVIN POPPEN Letterrnerfs Club, Swim Team, Letter, Beacon, Art Staff, Student Council. HARRY PERRY DOLORES POSKIN l Academic C , Speech Act. 46 .if-si -. . . W - - J rtfiwrffysssif f ' ' es. fx 5. 5 CLASS OF JUNE l957 CLIFFORD REBSAMEN Boys' Bowling, I Academic C . MARY ANN ROBERTS A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Bowling. BETTY JANE REED Press Rep., Basketball, Dancing, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball. CAROLYN ROBINSON A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Modrigal, M.E.N.C, Chorus, Basketball, Bowling, Hockey, Leaders, Volleyball, O and B. JOYCE ANN REINHARDT Roller Skating. MICHAEL RUSSO Boys' Bowling, Club Espanol, Secretary, Vice-President, History Club, Secretary, Vice-President, Parliamen- tarian, Key Club, Webster-Hayne, Treasurer, Tennis, Gym Team, 2 Letters, 4 Academic C , Beacon, Stu- dent Council. SANDRA KAY RICHARDSON Artcratt, Sharp Shooters, President, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Bowling, Play Day, Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Beacon, Art,Stotf, Service Award. RENEE RYTER A Cappella, Sp, Music Per., Madrigal, M.E.N.C. Chorus, Swim, Volleyball, 2 Academic C , Beacon. SUZANNE RITTNER Press Rep., Webster-Hoyne, Orchestra, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., M,E.N.C. Chorus, Basketball, Hockey, Leaders, Roller Skating, Vice-President, Swim, 2 Aca- demic C , Art Award, Gold Key, Girls' State, Stu- dent Council, Service Award, Certificate. SANDRA LEE SANG 47 WALTER SCHELBRINK Boys' Bowlingg l.etfermen's Clubp Press Repq Senior Choirg Gym Teomf BOYS' State. i .RN .K qi L. - t if E i 55265. CHARLES SCHNAARE I . .-ge. Wt CLASS OF JUNE l957 JOHN SAUFNAUER JOYCE SCHAEFFER Ice Skotingg A Coppellog Sp. Music Per.g Softbollg Vol- leyboll. ADAM SCHMIDT Rifle Clubg Sp, Music Per. TED SCHMIDT BETTY SCHUSTER A Coppellog Senior Clwoirg Sp. Music Per,g Ploy Doyg Volleybollg Student Council. JOAN SCHWEIG Pep Clubg Sp. Music Per.g Bosketbcillg Doncingg Hikingg Softbcillg Tennisj Volleyball. 48 CAROL SCHLUETER Artcroftg Senior Choirg Sp Music Peng Doncingg Vol- leybollg l Acodemic C Beocon, Arr Stuff. ALAN SCHUBERT Boys' Bowlingg Cross Coun- try. DAVID STECK B , . Oys Bowling, Rifle Club. CHARLES L. STULL CLASS OF JUNE l957 WILLIAM SHAFFER JAMES G. STALEY Swim, B Team, Varsity, Manager, 3 Letters, Acci- demic HC . CAROL ANN STEVER Audio Visual Club, Sharp Shooters, Sp. Music Per., Dancing. ELEANORE STILLER Basketball, Hockey, Roller Skating, Softball, Volley- nifilel W it Q3 I6 ball, Service Award. JUDITH SUCHE Roller Skating, Service Award. HAROLD SWEHLA BOB THOMAS A Cappellag Sp. Music Per,g Track Team. DON TIBBS Boys' Bowlingg Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Gym Team. 9+ CLASS OF JUNE l957 KATHY THESS A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Basketballg Roller Skatingg l Academic C , CAROL ANN THEURER Bowlingp Volleyballg Service Award. X is is 7 Q 2 gifs. MARY TOWNS Press Repg Bowlingg Cheer Leaderg Play Dayg Volleyballg Bowling Traphyg Student Council. 'PEGGY ANN TUHRO Artcraftg A Cappellag Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Basketballg Leadersg Swimg Tennisg Volleyballg Athletic Award, Pin, Letterg Art Awardg Beacon Art Staff. wu.uAM G. VASEL . . ' A Cappellag Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per. . gbl - ,Q I V JosEPl-I VEGYELEK E if Q 1 . Football, B Teamg Varsityp Track Teamj Student X. I' ,g Council. if ,if S ' SZ I XXX 1 7 :ng I lax rr A 1.1.1, is JJ 1:11. - DAVID R. VOGLER MARGIE VONDER HAAR Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Roller Skatingg Swim Tennis. 50 CLASS OF JUNE l957 PATRICIA WADE PEGGY WADE Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Softball. ..'l'frf':. V NORMA JEAN WATTLER DONALD A. WEBB Artcraftj Lettermerfs Clubg Swim Teamg Beacon, Art Editor. ' 1 k.,- gr. 1 , . ,,, Y . ' 'b 3 A V CAROLYN WELSHANS A Cappellog Senior Choirj Sp. Music Per.g Bowling. FRANK WHITMIRE A Coppellog Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per. 51 ff-1 GARY WALSCH LARRY WALSH l.. g.. NOLAN WEHMUELLER Audio Visual Clubg l Academic C g Service Award Bronze, Silver and Gold Pins. LANCE WELLING Rifle Clubg Webster l-layneg Tennis Team. f '5 Q CLASS OF JUNE l957 CHARLES WICKER Press Rep.g Sp. Music Per. JUDITH G. WITZEL A Cappellaj Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Roller Skat- ingg Swimg Volleyball. BETTY WIEGERS Artcraftg Ice Skatingg Pep Clubg Bowlingg Leadersp Volleyballg 2 Academic C g Art Awardsp Beacon, Assistant Art Editorj Service Award. JACQUELINE WOLFF Pep Clubg A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Madrigalg M.E. NC. Chorusg Basketballg Bowlingg I-likingg Play Dayg Roller Skatingg Sottballg Speedballg Volleyballg Athletic Award, Ping Beacong Student Councilg Speech Act. AUDREY WILLIAMS Audio Visual Clubg Sp. Music Per. ROBERT YECKEL Audio Visual Clubg Webster-l-layneg A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Madrigalg M.E..N.C. Chorus. OLIVIA RUTH WILLIAMS Roller Skatingg Volleyballg Kitchen Contest, 3rd Prizeg Safety Slogan Contest. VIRGINIA ANN YOST Webster-l-layneg A Cappellag Sp. Music Peng Bowlingg Hikingg Roller Skatingg Tennisg l Academic C , RUSSELL WILSON CHARLES ZWIEN ER 52 1 .S CHARLES KISTENMACKER RICHARD KoHM J- ROBERT LAUGH'-IN EDWARD GEORGE LEGGETT JOHN MALASCHAK Jon-IN MATHEWS DON Mc CUTCHEN HUNTER Nsl.soN DAVID Nuslcs JOHN PHILLIP PETRI RAYMOND PFLUEGER EDWARD RAAF A Coppello Senvor Clwosr Sp Music Per MENC Chorus Modrlgol Concert Bond Sp Music Per Foot l-lukrng Tennis Volleyball bcll O 81 B VERNON VOSS JACK STADI-ER CAMILLE STRICKER WILLIAM SULLIVAN I I 66056 Row One Pat Hurley Gall Hawkms Carolyn Robmson Mary Towns Jane Haag Conme DeArr:ba Mary Bat tual: Renee Ryter Mary Alnce Pleske Marnlyn Moss Jamne Renaud Sue Caldwell Row Two Betty Reed Kay Kaspar Jerry Catron Don Jansen Earl Kestler Mlckey Moore Duane Gerlutz Susan Bockrath Made llne Lange Vlrgmla Funke Jean Davis John Petr: Michael Russo Charlie Wacker Carol Feeney Row Three Roger Bernhardt Rnch Brandon Norm Nott meler Dave Vogler Ron Poppen John Clalborne Dan Ekman Joe Vegyelek AI Brennecke Norman Harruson Mel Jackson Don Webb Ronald Dencker Madelune Lange Renee Ryter Janine Renaud Jane Haag Jean Davis Mary Towns Diane Gerlztz Carolyn Robinson Sue Bockrath Mary Battlolu Mary Alice Pleske Connie DeArrnba Kay Kaspar Sue Caldwell Marrlyn Moss Gaul Hawkuns Gunny Funke Carol Feeney Pat Hurley Betty Reed Most Intelllgent Most Lrkely to Succeed Best All Around Prettlest and Most Handsome Cutest Smale Best Dressed Prettlest Eyes Prettlest Harr Best Athlete Most Bashful Best Muslclan Heartrest Laugh Best Personalrty Best Dancer Best Smger Chatterbox Most Artrstlc Smallest and Heartlest Most Popular Cutest Couple 54 Eater Roger Bernhardt Alan Brennecke Jerry Catron Don Webb Rich Brandon John Payton Dan Ekman Mnke Russo Don Jansen Charlie Wicker Ron Dencker Norm Nottmeler Dave Vogler Mel Jackson Earl Kestler John Petr: Norm Harrlson Ron Poppen Joe Vegyelek John Claiborne Don Pasek Mickey Moore , sss. -s,s,Most Spiritedss ,ss , 7 ' ' Left to Right: Madeline Lange, Renee Ryter, Gloria Grundig, Roger Bernhardt. 77544 Row One: Nancy McCoy, Carol Obert, Roberta Beh- rens, Judith Barbos, Mickey Moore, Marie Consuelo De- Arriba, Joan Hernker, Carol Feeney, Jacqueline Miller. Row Two: Shirley Parde, Judith Suche, David Vogler, Joe Goff, Errol Stanfield, John Claiborne, Robert Bob- bitt, Jacqueline Dieterich, Mary Battioli. Row Three: Clifford Rebsomen, Michael Russo, Howard Casatta, Nolan Wehrnueller, Gary Walsch, Larry Hurst, Jerry Catron, Larry O'Rourke. Absent: Sarn Catanzaro, William Federhofer, Terry Phillips. C606 ii f 77tw47mu Row One: Gloria Grunc Judith Flaskornper, M Burns, Peggy Ann Tuh Virginia Funke, Janet Pfef fer, Renee Ryter, Ela Kunkel, Georgene Goettii Row Two: Carol Ann Theu er, Virginia Haas, Mc McAndrew, Edward Jocqu Henry Berg, Dan Ekrnc D o n Barton, Madeli Lange, Mary Ann Rober Carolyn Melvin. Row Thri Charlie Wicker, Skip Jol' son, Roger Bernhardt, Don Becker, Robert DeWald, David Steck, Russell Wilson. Absent: Robert Buscher, Herbert Schweiger, Jack Stadler, Elaine Crouther, Carol Schlueter. Left to Right: Larry Hurst, John Claiborne, Judy Barbos, Mickey Moore, Jerry Catron, Mike Russo. , g ,,,.i..:,g M L X, ff 1 -1. IQ , Mr l You xt-hp t Q 1 9 lm :VA S 1, A Q , f 7 be Q A 775644 Row One: Jane Mi I llaway, Ann Yost, Pat Melvin, Aud- rey Williams, Carol Ann Stever, Janet Moss, Joan King, Mary Hoffmann, Dolo- res Bouvatte. Row Two: Jacqueline Wolff, Jean Davis, Ron Hamman, Ron- ald Poopen, William Huitt, Raymond Farmer, Lance Welling, Renate Boyd, Jean Ann Meier, Row Three: Wil- liam Shaffer, Ronald Lents, Dave Stevens, Frank Whit- mire, Ronald Dencker, John Sautnauer, Earl Kestler. Absent: Mel Crenshaw, Pat Johnston, Edward Leggett, Robert Thomas, William Vasel, Vernon Voss. to Right: Helen Miller, Don Webb, Baylor 5 -1:-M Q ,, . C- 1, is if.: lv 3 1, Left to Right: John Saufnauer, Ray Farmer, Earl Wien Kelloyqb 91044 Row One: Sandro Richard- son, Margie VonderHaar, Jane Haag, Joan Monnig, Dolores Poskin, Joyce Ann Reinhardt, Camille Stricker, Janine Renaud, Betty Reed. Row Two: Carol Sue Kin- ney, John Dohr, James Mueller, Walter Keim, Bob Boelling, Charles Baird, Baylor Kohut, Ray Pflueger, Norman Harrison, Annette Liekweg Row Three: Mor- vin Duba, Bob McCready, Albert Bayer, Richard Muel- ler, Donald Webb, John Payton, John Matthews, Lee Loy King, Dale Lee. Absent: Larry Walsh. 66036 7761. 7Zede!2z W Carol Robinson Rob Johnston Olivia Willia Pat Wade, Geraldine Sc lan, Kay Kaspar, Judy l lant, Betty Schuster, Ka Ieen Hoss. Row Two: Da 4 1 1 Row One: Gail Hawki , e , i 4 Ieen Bingham, Sue Caldw Michael Herzog Peter Mi oel Herman Dave Nicho Leonard Koch, Leon Gambill, David Jacks Carol Mannshardt, Elean Stiller. Row Three: Jo Held, Rich B r a n d o Wallace Brune, Char Mayer, Adam Schmidt, C Jansen, Bob Mach, Bob Gar rison, Richard Kohm, Edwc Mesplay. Absent: Virgin Herberts, Kay Ullrich. Row One: Mary Towns, Sue Bockrath. Row Two: Dot O'Neil, Al Brennecke. 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Row One Carolyn Aumann Brenda Young Carol Jean Storck Yvonne Byrd June Sattel Judy Colllns Dale Ferns Beverly Coubuon Janet Sanburn Judy Neff Row Two Julna Wehde Sandra Feugenbutz Lmda Standley Elaine Meyer Vernon Jones Eugene Simmons Phllllp Kung Allen Stallnngs Marlon Daehn Marilyn Whnte Barbara Relsner Patrlcla Franke Row Three Jackve Petero Donald Geldmacher John Carter Ronald Sch mldt Patrlck Blshop Stephen Davls Mlchael Lampert Davld Kury Harry Bradley Absent Marnlyn Stuck meyer 78 : ' I A I I I ' : I f I I I I I 'I I I . , . I . I , I I I , l ' : I W I I I V I A ' : 1 1 1 l 1 , , 4 - I I I A I - y I : 1 1 h 1 'V A Z I I I I I I I I I - S1 V l 1 1 ' S 1 J I 1 .1 I 1 : ' 1 A 1 . 1 I 1 ' : Q ' . I I - I . 4 ' . I , I . . I . . I 7 7mm 770, Kannada Row One Barbara Larkrns Reba Neukom Jacquellne Stelnhauser Sharon Klemp Pat Kwuatkowsku Donna Lee Lrndow Judnth Wallace Antonette Rethmeler Betty Fletcher Judy Naegeln Row Two Joyce Weber Duane Garcia Betty Fagg Davld Pelant Ray Keller Frank Bruckey Bob Jochum Barbara Lee Ebert Duane Janssen Carol Jean DeLay Row Three Rrchard Ehlers Bob Hoover Terry Garrison John Houston Bob Robl doux Robert Wood Alfred Hsll Bully Klaas David Manley Absent Melvin Connour Robert Tettamble Kerry Wllhelm 7ff644 ?ope4 Qwap Audrey Helthaus Duane M Gude Mary Huff Karen Pozmak Elaune M Webb Leslie F Boyden Geraldlne Knecht Vlvnan A Green Row Two Carolyn Stetfens Robert Stoeppler James W Thompson Ronald E Mntchell Wrllram Haag Ronald E Wood John B Row Three Orvllle Klrchner Dennls J Muller Robert Bernsteln Don Schaumburg John Storey Ronald O Shlpp David R DeWalle Absent Beverly Deveydt Harold Hale Katharnne Lansnng Paulme Mansell Carole Scott : ' , , ' , . : ' , , '. : , . : ' , , , I Row One: Charlotte Kleinhans, Marie Sue Raymer, Underwood, Thomas W. Erngfl Jr., Mary C, Kneib. . I . . I I : . . I . Q . I . I . - I . t I . .I I , - , ' ' - - I I ' , ' . . : , I l I h I . . I . I . I . . I l I - I 0214! 73444 Eodumwe Row One Carolyn Hnckson Kathleen Hyde Barbara Schmitz Lynn Mueller Gloria Flemung Ton: Martin Sandra Long Sharon Farmer Patrlcna Koeln Row Two Jo Ann Ebersohl Judy Hassler Robert Dukes James Wlnkelmann Edward Vasel Bruce Malchow Robert Sprlngkamper Sandra Blankenshlp Karen Webers Row Three Pete Walllams Wllllam Frltsch Wllllam Graf Absent Rlchard Brown Fred Clayton Thomas DeWulls Sharon Hlder Wayne Sanford Bruce Stros nlder 710: Wemwm Row One Marnlyn Gergs Carol Haas Sondra V Scher bel Alice Rolling Elaine Vlrga Kay Gant Jlll Demar go Judy Syberg Karen Mowery Susan Skinner Row Two Bonnue Segal! Ronald Klungler Kenneth Romlnes Harold Surnon Charley Hoenng Ronald Stasnak Danuel Pratt Francis Morrello Henrietta Elmbeck Row Two Davld Brevard Leo Malaschok Donald Moms Stan ley Knoeppel Herbert Lehner Norman Andracsek Rnchard Knoll Thomas Harter Wnlluam Alden Dave Behlke 17 -17 I l ' , : I I I - I ,I ' I I I .I I I - A I I I l ' I I I A 1 1 - ' , ' , ' ' . : I . .I I ' I lr - A , 1 -, ' I I I ' I I . I : I I f S I 1 I4 1 I I VI I - 80 - em 2 77614. mama wap Row One Jessnco Reeter Janet Wood Darlene Howe Joanne Vunvard Sharon Telle Janet Hahn Row Three Joyce Welling Janrce Schneldergohn Louuse Lobrano Denrus Rlkard Ronnle Picard Ronald Fogelbach Wlllnam Jean Jolley Jeanette Kuhn Judy McConnell Row Two Matula Fred Voegtlu John Schweppe Mlchael Lents Barbara Addison Alexandra Bourg Jo Ann Wetzel Harry Keel Robert Moran Bruce Stellmach Ksrk Fnsher Eddue Pettlt Beryl Leaders e - mm 7 770: eloffec Quay Row One Carol Conway Sandra Lee Tyrpak Patsy mann Ron Horowitz Frank Deubald Barbara Patrlck O Nell Pat Graham Sally Lynn McEntlre Ruta Mouchen Row Three Jean Buffa Eugene Sartorlus John Ruesy helmer Sharon Buby Januce Kammer Morleerm Maytas Gordon Joyce Gulbert Hendley Jcmce Klodt Rlchard Vera Pogue Row Two Gall Sartorl Carollne Wleland Bartz Ruchard Rosenthal Vnnce Knopp Wullnarn Ernie Woelfel Davld Scott Boyd Dressler Earl Salz Wankeler Carol George 2 ' , , , ' , , - 1 1 I ' : I 'I I I 'I I I I ' I- A I A ll I It ' I . I I I - : I I I ll ll' I ' I I4 I I I. I 1 U I 'I ' - I A fzeadmea- mm 7 777644 Wkhmb Qmqe Row One Mary June Kestler Sandra Slmpson Mernlyn Memhordt Sharon Fogarty Ruthann Messmer Sharon Owens Juduth Trayanoff Duane Sklodosky Amy Knauss Ruth Ann Thompson Row Two Marian Bnlllmack Beverly Lorene Condray Carole Sondag Robert Over kamp Douglas Jerrett Gary Geldmener Bruce l-lellmann 777444777772 Charles Dreppard Margaret Heuer Madonna Grace Celestane Evanko Row Three Lee Kreh Ronald Smnth Charles Obermeyer John Bishop Robert Cohn Fredruck Westerman Don Ude Edward Dlckus Jack Whltnell Bob Wmkeler 7664 Duane Kemper Nancy Burton Charlotte Campbell Betty Boellmg Barbara Aufner Raydme Taber Louise Lang bean Row Two Mildred Sexauer Patrlcua Rlegert Davrd Klugesherz Theodore Proske Tom Jahnke Neal Row Three Susan Mulls Preston Flelschmann Woodrow Melvm Wlllnam Kralberg Davud Davis Joan Smlth Wllllam Martrn Wlllram Kunes Michael Low Garry Goodrnch Charles Marlow Barbara Gautsklll : I . I . I I I 1 I , V - 3 , I I I l I I I I I I 1 1 I : . . . I , I 1 , I I l - . I . D I I I I I , r , Row One: Gloria Roy, Elaine Klein, Charlene Reeves, Schlenk, John Lore, Suzanne Wigert, Kay Kaufmann. . I I I : . I . I . 1 I . I . - . I . . . I . .I . I . D 2 . I . . . I , . . I . . I . I . I I I . , I . . 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I I I V I - I ' : A - I I I I 4 I I I I A A I , , ' , ' , Rodrigvez, Wayne Fronek, Orville Ellis, Steve Looney. . 0 : 1 I . 1 1 l 1 4 I I 1 I f A I I I I ' : 4 I U I 4 I 4 ' I I I I I : I . I I A I ' V I ' I Q I ' I 3 3 EN ' S -- Q. V XX: A 1 5 G2 W .ini 6 X X X fl X x X If 5 ref, lt would be almost impossible here to mention all the mechanical props, musical and dramatic ta- lent, and clever advertising so necessary to make a Broadway musical show a hit. Once the show has caught, its songs sweep the country by way of recordings, radio and televi- sion broaclcasts, and band- stands. ie 'E Smog Seated Left to Right Pat Hurley Barry Herr Randolph Kossmann Bull Hultt Kay Kasper Al Brennecke Ruck Bockrath Walter Frerck Nancy McCoy Standing Jacquelme Wolff Roger Bernhardt Jean Davls Make Russo Ray Farmer Mel Crenshaw Russell Johnson Madeline Lange Gene Jenkins Dave Pelant Fred Hosselkus Pat Johnston Pat Melvm Editor Alan Brennecke Assoclate Edltor Kay Kaspar Busrness Manager Assistant Busmess Manager Randolph Kossmann Photographers Russell Johnson Davld Pelant Walter Frerck, Gulded by Editor Al Brennecke and Associate Editor Kay Kaspar the Beacon Staff has worked many hard and often late hours to overcome the dlfflcultles of producing a yearbook that malntams the hugh standard of quality set by prevuous edntlons An editor was appolnted for each sectlon In the book and they had charge of the maternal an thenr partncular dsvssnon The sectnon edstors were Roger Bernhardt Adrnlnlstratnon Sectnon Ray Farmer Sennor Section Mike Russo, Advlsory Section Kay Kaspar Publlcatlons and Actlvltles Sections, Larry Hurst Organlzatlons Sectnon Rick Bockrath and Barry Herr Athletlcs Section ln January Carol Barrett Elnzabeth Hellberg Earl Kestler, and Renee Ryter were added to the staff 86 , ' 2 , , , A ' , I . I I I I I ' I . I I I I I ' . . . I 7777YYwAYVY777v UYEE7777777 1 u ---S ,,,.,s,,,s,,s,,-,,,--s-- Bull Hultt . . -S ssess ,ms s,s,.,,sv W-- , I I I I . . . . I I . . 2 l I I ' I l I I ' I . I 4a ffm! S Row One Peggy Tuhro Betty Wregers Barbara Eckenfels Emllune Royco Row Two Jlm Thompson John Berg Robert Buscher Ronald Poppen Kenneth Harper Absent Donald Webb Sandra Richardson Art Edltor Don Webb Art Associate Edutor Betty Wnegers Art Secretary Peggy Tuhro Art Research Sandra Rnchardson This year s Beacon rs about Amerlcan Music a theme we feel approprl ate to a school where music plays such an Important part In the currrculum The art work was outlined through layouts made by each student and the best ones were selected for use In thus book The Ink style was also selected by the Beacon Art Staff We were very fortunate nn having many talented students on this year s staff lt has been a valuable experience for them an producing the many drawings appearlng rn the l957 Beacon 87 3 I ' I I ' ' . I I . ' Ari- Historian ,s,ss....,sss.. ss...s..s... K en Harper . , . . . . I - . . . , de Omage ffm! gaze Staff Row One Judy Borbos Fran Rosenthal Rlch Brandon Judy Dressler Dave Kory Row Two Russell Johnson Stewart Cloud Walter Frerck Editor Co Edrtor Co Editor Rlch Brandon Judy Dressler Fran Rosenthal Dave Kory Stewart Cloud Tom Brmner Walter Frerck Russell Johnson Mlss Bessue Campbell Mr Earl Meyer Photographers Sponsors Sprung Ruch Brandon Marllyn Mueller Morgue Kmcald Bull Blasberg Charles Hawker Russell Johnson Dave Pelont Mnss Bessie Campbell Mr Earl Meyer Throughout the 1956 l957 semester the Orange and Blue staff has trled to carry on wuth nts establushed successful years by brmgmg to Cleveland wholesome news and entertalnment of mterest to the stu dents After survuvmg deadlme days the Advanced Composutlon classes whrch publrsh the bl weekly paper start the some thmg all over working to meet the next deadline The Issues fllled with timely edltorlals school projects and o lnttle humor for the brughter slde not only benefut Cleveland but also the community Even though hard work long hours and sore fmgers from retyplng were spent In the productlon of the Orange and Blue the staff hopes that you have enjoyed the assues and that an even better percentage will subscrlbe next year 88 F ll ' Judy Borbos asses. a,,. ,Business Manogers-iEs E seas Judy Borbos pfccmfcaag in.. ...sam M...-1' fs .. ff, M, W I . r'++, 1'-wif 2 'fs- W ? X, W A fits' , if L Q? : 23 M - 'E iw Sw iii , , . ' 1. , W ' V ., 1 FQ, Q Aw-Q 1 ,-9 . ww nf I 'Q 'WWWWHNR .- - A- - k sr' f- Akwwwfsffi Pew-ww . Q, wig f - ,gf 8, Jazz had its beginnings in Cuban rhythms and in the songs of the Negro slaves. In the latter part of the nineteenth century jazz became popular in the south and moved north on the show- boats. It caught in Chicago, St. Louis, and New York, and, by 1930, Jazz, now called Swing, had be- come the biggest thing ever. With World War ll its popularity began to fade, but it was kept alive in New Orleans and in l946 it en- joyed a rebirth. Zvcafeat' 7461 O Row One: Helen Miller, Jo Ann Wilkerson, Sue Rittner, Charles Hasser, Mickey Moore, Stewart Cloud, Dottie O'Neil, William Rayburn, Judy Lynch, Kathee Mangan, Bonnie Laiben. .Row Two: Sandra Mracek, Barbara Schuessler, Emelia Heldmann, gKay Gant, Linda Leist- ritz, Carolyn Hickson, Marion Diehn, Mary Ann Held- mann, Carol Boswell, Bonnie Long, Barbara Krenning. 51421609 Row Three: Ted Slein, John Burkel, Alan Schubert David Lange, Joe Vegyelek, George Love, Gene Pieper, Robert Kies, Don Barton, Ken Roberts, Melvin Jackson Earl Kestler. Row Four: Bill Siedhoff, Jerry Johnson, Bill Thien, Kenneth Balte, Bob Huitt, John Wattler, Doug Kulik, Jim Thompson, Frank Ziegler, Michael Lompert, George Gude, Wallace Dittrich, Mr. Hellmich. 1 r Row One: Barbara Thompson, Barbara Lee Miller, Bonnie Long, Emelia Heldmann, Bruce Mills, Dottie O'Neil, William Rayburn, Bob Mach, Kathee Mangan, Chuck Hasser, Joyce Mues, Helen Miller, Mildred Sexauer. Row Two: Ron Schardan, Elaine Huonker, Carolyn Hickson, Lee Kreh, Stephen Funck, Dan Paxton, Bill Mutz, Will Hawker, Frank Ziegler, Bob Harper, Bill Siedhoff, Glenda Purkey, Elaine Meyer, Jerry Uhlmansiek, Lewis Schnellmann. Row Three: David Jones, Ron 92 Phillips, Don James, Ray Farmer, James VanBuren, Ray Keller, David Brooman, Bill Haag, John Wattler, Curtis Schild, Ron Horowitz, Jim Hellwig, Norman Nottmeier, Mr. Hellmich. Row Four: Jim Thompson, Laura Sulli- van, Jo Ann Moore, Marianne Heinicke, Louise Lobrano, Jack Bridwell, Sue Miller, Judy Lynch, Don Barton, Carol Bohley, Pat Howard, Camille Heldmann, Georgene Pfiffner, Herbert Lehner. fwdw OFFICERS Alan Brennecke .- D-. .,. We fe Pl'8Sid6I'll' Charles Hawker ues-, 'lst Vice-President Bruce Mills Y,,,,,,,, W, 2nd Ville-PI'eSidGlll' Roger Bernhardt ,,-.,.. . - . H., Secretary Kenneth Ebner Yeeffffeeeee TFGGSUYGF pf Row One: Don Jansen, Norman Nottmeier, John Kief- ner, Roger Bernhardt, Bruce Mills, Alan Brennecke, Charles Hawker, Kenneth Ebner, Kenneth Zweifel, Lawrence Hurst. Row Two: Clyde Nabe, David Rueck- er, David Folk, Walter lllert, James Reiter, Ronald Lents, Ronald Schordan, William Dixon, Michael Russo, George Gude. Row Three: Tom Brinner, John Claiborne, The Key Club has gone a long way in its second year at Cleveland. Through its var- ious projects it has emerged as one of the leading clubs of the school. Our club, as do more than a thousand others like it, strives to be led by its motto: WE BUlLD. We build on the foundation of service. By service to the school and community the Key Club seeks to develop potential leaders. Some of the more successful projects in- clude the Faculty-Key Club Basketball Game which netted a large amount of money for various community welfare projects, and the sale of steak knives as Christmas presents. Another monumental task the Key Club tackled was that of transcribing the names of graduates for a permanent office file. Choos- Robert Stange, David Brooman, Donald Eckert, Richard Bockrath, Denis Guillermin, Thomas McGovern, Dale Collier. Row Four: Roger Metz, Thomas Munster, Con- way Briscoe, John Wattler, Roland Hawkins, Richard Mueller, Jeffrey Herbst, Bob Green, Joseph J. Judkins Jr., Ray Schneider. ing the Ugliest Man on the Campus proved to be a thoroughly enjoyable project for the club and the entire school as well. However, the club is not strictly o service organization, and the social aspect is not neg- lected as we seek to better relationships with others. Under the guidance and sponsorship of Mr. Julian, it has sent two members each week to the Southside Kiwanis Club for its lunch- eons, it has held a hayride last October, it has held an appreciation banquet for the parents of its members. These are the accomplishments of the Key CIub's second year. For a most success- ful year we join in thanking our sponsors, Mr. Julian, and the Southside Kiwanis Club, and our fine corps of officers. 93 14 Zappefia ' Row One: Bonnia Long, Judy Sanburn, Marianne Heinicke, Ann Yost, Janet Maness, Barbara Belew, Martha Gumoert, Ruth Ann Pauly, Jo Ann Stockglausner, Linda Virgo, Sally Thym, Miroda Tornanec, Row Two: Barry Morris, Donald Nernec, John Muller, Dave Folk, Richard Reirn, Sheila Barry, Robert Mullgardt, Dick House, Jim Thompson, Arthur Barharst, Bob Harper. Row Three: Beverly Paradise, Robert Zoller, Jeffrey Herbst, Fred Braun, Bill Vosel, Frank Whitmire, Joyce Schaeffer, Betsy Dies. Row One: Marilyn Miller, Georgene Pfiffner, Diane Poole, Joanie Roth, Jo Ann Swarez, Karen Lohmann, Kathleen l-loss, Janet Pfetfer, Barbara Dausch, Karen Dummerth, Jo Ann Beiser, Esta Lee Wood, Bonnie Garcia. Row Two: Jack E. Bridwell, Walter Wagener, Thelma West, Jeannette Frederich, Fay Kempe, Dolores Bouvatte, Judy Guardado, Jacque Wolff, Jean Davis Carol Meyer, Tom Brinner, Robert Moore, Row Three Lee Mueller, Denny Webber, David Jones, Stanley Smith William R. Ohlendorf, Ken Charney, Paul E, Graves Robert J. Laughlin, Darryl Sklebar, Donald Pasek Lester Mosberger, Alan Freiermuth, Charles Schnaare. 94 1 r 1 f46v176eZZca ' Row One: Lavern Sasseen, Jo Ann Kartye, Venida Gergs, Renee Ryter, Dottie O'Neil, Earl Kestler, Janine Renaud, Bob Zell, Marilyn Moss, Mary Alice Pieske, Sharon Anderson, Carol Robinson, Sue Lewis, Row Two: Jackie Hubbard, Glenda Lungstrum, Marilyn Young, Karen Wertich, Eleanor Parnell, Judy Lacey, Carol Zieger, Lois Lipprnann, Brenda Lore, Alice Stehlin, Sandra Cottin, Brenda Dobyns. Row Three: Bill Sled- hotf, Jackie Henties, Karen Bradley, Judy Lynch, Coral Carlstrom, Ren Harnrnan, Dale Krisch, Gail Geldrneier, Diana Lunnernann, Gwen Rube, Julianne Daniels, John Petri. 2 Row One: Sandra Mracek, Kathee Mangan, Phyllis Fowler, Lynne Augustine, Sandra Carter, Carol Sue Kenney, Sue Caldwell, Carol Kratky, Patricia Urban, Suzanne Weckback, Sharon Cully, Shirley Fears, Gail Boresi, Pat Howard. Row Two: Pat Stinger, Evelyn Goltz, Sue Rittner, Pat Long, Dot Hinch, Mary Lou Len- hardt, Pauline Hill, Judy Hawkins, Mary Jane Henne- 95 berry, Sandra Pursley, Sandra Richardson, Glenda Lusk, Carol Betlach, Joyce Mesplay, Jo Ann Moore. Row Three: Barbara Low, Jeanne Chaphe, Lorraine Thomas, Susan Bockrath, Richard Bothmann, Larry Lamrnert, Ray Farmer, Leland Cowie, Peter Herman, Terry Barhorst, John Sneed, Joyce Thyer, Patricia Boerner, Marcia Paul, Dorothy Lee Pierce. 64442454 ' Row One: Mariann Hucke, Marilyn Missey, Judy Maxine Caldwell, Pat Kwiatkowski, Janice Schneider- john, Jo Ann Romike, Mary Huff, Marilyn Scherrer, Jan Watts, Marry Ellen Kohl, Eunice Spencer. Row Two: Judy Parrott, Elaine Virgo, Pat Franke, Diane Garcia, Lillian Moore, Marlene Wuch, Joyce Gansner, Joan Glassen, Gloria Marsh, Melinda Murray, Marilyn Mil- ler, Lois Briggs. Row Three: Jo Ann Wilkerson, Dave Sullivan, Vernon Jones, Adam Schmidt, Joe Vegyelek, Ray Keller, Edward Evers, Conway Briscoe, Don Radentz, Ronald Lents, Barbara Beringer. Row Four: Carole Kennedy, Betty Knes, Steve Whitfield, Arthur Frank, Ron Michel, Glen Hartig, Howard Gipfel, Jimmy Robinson, Fred Parker, Sharon Pursley, Sharon Farmer, LaVonne Roth. Well, why should l take choir? ' may well be the wondering question a Nu-Jay may ask. A knowing Senior might well answer this question with, You'll have to give it a try and find out for yourself, but my advice is that you give it a try. For the Nu-Jay's quandary is one that can be answered after only a short time in one of the choir classes offered at Cleveland. Whether it is a beginning class such as Junior Choir or in the more ex- perienced performing A Cappella, a pupil soon becomes an enthusiastic participant in the mass feeling of loyalty and in the standards and ideals infused in Room 300, the Music Room. For the fifteenth consecutive year, A Cappella, the Chorale Depart- ment's pride, boasts the largest membership of all St, Louishhigh school choirs. ln this A period class, meeting an hour before the regular school day begins, will be found well over two hundred ardent Clevelandite early birds eager to sing. Miss Charlotte Louise Mann, a veteran of twenty five years on the Cleveland Faculty and well known to every Cleveland pupil, has been the masterful mentor of all past choirs. The success of her method in inculcat- ing not only musical skills but also co-operation and citizenship has been amply demonstrated by the quality of performance of her pupils while they were here at Cleveland and by the number of those who have attained recog- nition professionally. The many pupils who have been graduated in the past and who are now popular performers in the entertainment world are a gratify- ing reflection on the A Cappella Choir, Miss Mann, and the Grover Cleve- land High School. 96 cwiafz ' 514- ' Row One: Juanita Walker, Sue Brandewiede, Gloria Dunajcik, Diane Gude, Sandra Lee Tyrpak, Susan Wuetherich, JoAnn Wetzel, Sue Raymer, Janet Neis, Mary June Kestler, Lilian Kuhlmann, Marilyn Barney, Marion Diehn, Carolyn Steffens. Row Two: Gene Branson, Vincent Knapp, Ruth Thompson, Gloria Roy, Jean Buffo, Dale Ann Doerr, Patricia Riegert, Celestine Evanko, Margaret Hever, Gail Sartori, Barbara Miller, Raydine Taber, Diane Dettermarin, Dorothy Hilgert, Susan Mills, Judy Keller, Charles Obermeyer, Ronald Boellig. Row Three: William Martin, Larry Lammert, Ronald Wood, Frank Eismann, Bruce Hellmann, Ron Horowitz, Theodore Proske, Robert Lind, Charles Schaef- er, Raymond Exendine, John Lore, Ronald Haffer, Tam Cramblett, John Houston, Lee Mueller. Row Four: Stanley Knoeppel, Sally Lynn McEntire, Constance Brauer, Charlene Kubernat, Judith Trayanoff, Sharon Fogarty, Merrilyn Memhardt, Lynn Reed, Mary Ann Roach, Elda Zahnweh, Patsy O'Neil, Ruthann Messmer, Janice Klodt, Elizabeth Savage, Carol Ann Drda, Dale Ferris, Richard Meinhardt. After graduation when the strains of familiar songs, diligently worked on and mastered to certain perfection, are heard, memories of the happy hours of past years spent in choir will linger - the many friendships culti- vated in the congenial atmosphere of Room 300, the rushed lunches to climb breathlessly to the third floor to go over again and again your particular vocal part in a selection, that thrill on opening night when the Castle presented an Operetta or Spring Show, the inspiration from the melody of O Bone Jesu , or the entrancement felt when singing the cheerful buoyant notes of Oklahoma, When we who are now attending Cleveland tell a friend how Cleveland's A Cappella, our choir, was asked to be on Ted Mack's On Stage in St. Louis television program and how much fun it was singing with a large group, it may well help that friend to understand why every person benefits, both in training and growth, by being an active member of a Cleveland choir. Indeed, these may be reasons enough to convince a person, and yet there is still another answer beyond expression but one which every choir member feels deep in his own heart. Yes, these many reasons may differ, yet they still add up to one grand total of Character Growth Through Music Study. 97 :man dm Efwl Zhwd- df ls Row One: Janet Sanburn, Vivian Green, Sue Brando- wiede, Ja Ann C. Wilkerson, Jo Ann Wetzel, Noel Mer- kel, Charlotte Etwert, Dale Ferris, Elaine Meyer, Donna Gardiner, Janice Schneiderjohn, Elaine Virgo, Betty Muldrow, Joyce Weber, Mary Hacker. Row Two: Lucille Papa, Julia Welde, Janet Hahn, Gerry Knecht, Sue Raymer, Marilyn Pell, Barbara Addison, Maureen Ml in lb v- Sandra Robert Siebert, Donna Lee Lindow, Jacqueline Stein, Long, Diane Gude, Gloria Krause Row Three: lrvin Bell, Bill Graf, Steve Auberry, Robert Dukes, David Dpoliger, Don Schaumburg, Patrick Bishop, Pelont, Bill lschudin, Earl Berryman, Richard Moran, David Brown, Pete Williams, Steve Whitfield, Orville Kirchner, Harry Bradley. condom H4461 51d pefulad- .ff i Row One: Carolyn Hickson, Judy Hassler, Karen Pieper, Arleen Robinson, Bobbie Jeans, Elaine Webb, Louise Lobrano, Audrey Heithaus, Mary Hutt, Jerilyn Rudana- vich, Barbara Schmitz, Leslie Boyden, Antonette Reth- meier, Row Two: Carol Jean DeLay, Beverly Coibion, Judy Collins, Sandra Blankenship, Ray Keller, Ken 5 Q, t. R si if is Janssen Robert Armer, Jim Kaestner, Kathleen Hyde, Alexandra Bourg, Sharon Farmer, Stephanie Leicht. Row Three: Norman Andracsek, Rbbert Bernstein, Donald Morris, Jim Thompson, John Houston, Ronald Wood, Kirk Fisher, Allen Stallings, Fred Kartpe, Gale Rasnic, Leo Malaschak, Gary Lutker, 98 Qi cmdafz l 6401:-L 5:4 ?ma4- 416 .1 Row One: Royce Endicott, Ruth l-lumes, Nancy Rudder, Row Two: John Carter, Ronald Michel, Jim Pesek, Rose Mary Wiley, Linda Larnontagne, Jeanette Riegler, Robert Mollett, John Underwood, Ken Wagener, Charles Carole Scott, Gloria Fleming, Judy Syberg, Marion Kistenmacher, Tom Ernst, Bill Uhrig, Richard Eppen- Diehn, Janet Briggs, Judith Radosevich, Arthur Frank, dorter, Don Marrello, Jack Fenner, :mica ' 554 77ec6ad- ,dung Row One: Maureen Siebert, Elaine Klein, Linda Hartig, Carol Jean Delay, Judy Collins, Judith Gutmann, Judith Beinke, Carole Scott, Barbara Hammer, Barbara Autner, Marilyn Pell. Row Two: Julia Wehde, Elaine Meyer, Linda Standley, Geraldine Knecht, John Bareza, Bill Metz, Phillip Lore, Bill Haag, David Pelant, Janet 99 Wood, Jerilyn Rudanovich, Joyce Anderson, Betty Hainse worth. Row Three: lrvin Bell, Steve Auberry, David DeWalle, John Thad, Donald Payne, Frank Winston, Jim Kaestner, Gale Rasnic, Otto Mathi, BillTschudin, Ray Keune, Royce Endicott, Steve Looney. an 'ate Zion- af! - 5 Row One: Delores McCoy, Lois Briggs, Doris Barr, Helen Trost, Pauletta Hughes, Mary Ann Heldmann, Betty Becker, Carnille l-leldmann, Carolyn Vazis, Glenda Haag, Sally l-linn, Becky Lernrnel, Melinda Murray, Linda Standley, Janet Wood. Row Two: Doris Knoll, Dorothy Mueller, Berthann Schoenteld, Barbara Vitchner, Bar- bara Beringer, Bob Pieper, Lennie Koch, John Cheeley, Richard Greaves, Sarah Alexander, Roberta Schweis- guth, Patricia Kirkpatrick, Jacqueline Mees, Row Three: Richard Lutz, Bill Sharp, Fred Parker, William Greaves, Wayne Bender, Gene Martin, Bill l-laag, Gary Walsch, Jerry Johnson, Dave Boyanchek, Bill Mutz, Phil Catan- ZOFO. Ar 7az'efzmed6 ' ' ,Q if Row One: Mary Hacker, Linda Weast, Kathy Thess, Joan Schroers, Jeanette Riegler, Donna Lindow, Barbara Vitchner, Ruth Humes, Lucille Papa. Row Two: Gary Geldmeier, Bill Rammes, Kirk Fisher, Ken Janssen, Robert Armer, Jerry Seger, Bob Pieper, Bill Uhrig. Row Three: Antonette Rethrneier, Gary Lutker, Phil Gumpert, Jerry Johnson, Donald Morris, Norman Andra- csek, Jacqueline Steinhauer. 100 I I H-Q -.ya i Y. i -7 Row One: Margie Vonder Haar, Marian Pope, Virginia Herberts, Sue Keller, Judy Witzel, JoAnn Leppert, Sally Zoller, Arleen Lanser, Georganna Hooyer, Marilyne Lehmann, Betty Knes, Carole Kennedy, Judy Goureau, Judy Rinesmith, Sondra Kalhorn. Row Two: Nancy Cowie, Lesley Philbrick, Robert Schneider, Baylor Kohut, John Claiborne, Jim Lovins, Gil Just, Edward Roof, Jerry Seger, Adam Schmidt, Janet Mesplay, Wanda Nelson, Emelia Heldmann. Row Three: Gary Shoe- maker, William Loye, Tom Hagemann, Al Bennett, Larry Walsh, Harold Yochum, Tom Horton, James Jones, Richard Sheets. I I I 60604 Row One: Margie Massey, Eleanore Stiller, Joyce Weber, Annette Liekweg, Carolyn Vazis, Pat Wade, Alexandra Bourg, Stephanie Leicht, Janet Hahn, Joyce Matthews, Doris Barr, Row Two: Jeanne Trautwein, Karen Pieper, Gloria Krause, Louise Lobrano, Harold Yochum, Richard Greaves, Gene Martin, Bob Koehr, Arlene Boresi, Carol 101 Haas, Judy Syberg, Theresa Eck. Row Three: Bobbie Jeans, Harry Bradley, Don Schaumburg, William Love, Jim Thompson, Nelson Hunter, Patrick Bishop, Lester Mosberger, Robert Bernstein, Gary Shoemaker, Glenda Haag. A QV, K ' s .K 1. N gi' , f Y sf Y L Q ff-it JV' Q-3 L , gras:-5 ,, T' SPY v af P', f N v 1 ml' fl! ' .W 1 vm- '5 , ,gk f ' J 0 , sv V y I , if ? F5 141 Q I i J' 1 A ' 'E 4, I KK I' gf!-1. ml Macau' germ! 5 4 , Ann Kauffmann, Schaefer, Charles Row One: Barbara Jean Rollins, Jo Charles Beech, Mike Evans, James Stucke, Al Hoenig, Norm Nattmeirr, Harry Mauchen- Alice Rollina, Bill heimer, Bill Addison, Harold Simon, McArthy, Bonnie Lee Schmidt, Row Two: David Bru- vard, Betty Huntington, Phyllis Trost, Jackie Johnson, Marilyn Bloom, Gary Halls, Roger Bernhardt, Roger 0 Row One: David Brevard, Patricia Hockaday, Phyllis Trast, Reba Neukom, Jutta Ceika, Bonnie Segall, Bill Addison, Larry O'Rourke, Louis Campbel, Marilyn Bloom, Ruth Schenk, Doris Knoll, George Schmidt, Jim Brown. Row Two: Bonnie Lee Schmidt, Leon Daggs, Gary Halls, James Schaefer, Harry Mauchenheimer, Al Hoe- 103 ii Culli, Kenneth Romines, Albert Trost, Ron Eichenberger, Kay Thurman, Patricia Hockaday, Jean Meier, Donald Smith. Row Three: Kennx Wilhelm, Jim Brown, Leo Yoder, Larry Charaiot, Leu Schopper, Henry Berg, Charley Hoenig, Ronald Yanker, Gary Beouette, Ted Slein, Sonny Fauss, Jack Kreienheder, Jack Stadler, nig, Ronald Yanker, Charles Stucke, Bob Kacin, Larry Charpiot, Sonny Fauss, Terry Weber, Ken 7weilel, Row Three: Bill Witbrodt, Jim Wirtel, Clarence Petera, Ted Slein, Gary Beauette, Charley Hoenig, Henry Berg, Albert Trost, Norm Nottmeirr, Randolph Kossmann, Ron Eichenberger, Donald Smith, Richard Wright Left to Right: l-'lenery Berg, Wil- liam Kunes, Mr, Monte-se, Albert Trost lhiddenl, Jerry Brown, Sonny Fauss, Ron Yanker, Ed Jacques. , r 'gcwal Row One: Jackie Pefero, Jo Ann Kauffmann, Oma Fedka, Jean Carol Starck, Karen Pazniak, Kenny Wil- helm, Raymond Armer, John Rowland, Carol Bohley, Sandy Eiscnhauer, Sandra Fengenbufz, Susan Sklnner, Dennis Mlller Row Two: Tommy Sheets, Kenneth Cucchl, Robert Kamper, Donald Bentler, l-larold Simon, l W3 Kenneth Rornines, John Rolens, Don Graves, Leslie Krueger, Charles Beech, Bob Kacln, Row Three: Mr. Mantese, l-larald Puckett, Dennis Voisey, Raymond Kube, Ray Anderson, Robert Arnold, Leo Yoder, Jack Kreien- heder, James Burrows, Rich Ehlers 7316- 76 Zami Left to Right: Harry Machenheimer, Larry Charpiof, Charles Stucke, Norman Notfmeier, Jim Schaefer, Not Included in Picture: Charles Hoenig, Bass, Elmer Hoenig, Drummer, Ken Zweifel, Piano. 3 Robert Buscher 7 er Pl'6SideI1f Michael Russo , Vice-President Annette Liekweg do J S as S Secretary Ronald Lents S J ace C ees Treasurer Charles Diemer ,S Press Representative Row One: Micheal Russo, Ronald Lents, Robert Buscher, Annette Liekweg, Charles Diemer. Row Two: Jessica Peeler, Sandra Klaas, Dorothy Kinnift, Mr. Hall, Miroda Tomanec, Judy Mueller, Ruth Block. Row Three: Janet Arnsperger, Dave Boyanchek, Joanie Marie Roth. The Spanish Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Hall, is a very interest- ing and educational organization to which any Spanish student can belong. The activities ofthe club include movies of Mexico and South America, field trips, games, and many other activities planned to develop interest in the Spanish language, customs, and culture. Since many of the members are just beginning Spanish, the meetings are conducted in English. The annual picnic, to which Webster-Hayne is invited, and the Christmas party, also with Webster-Hayne, are the tw'o main attractions of the year. The club meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month, at 3:20 P.M. in Room 4. Any student who has had some Spanish is cordially invited to join El Club de Espanol. See you at the next meeting, amigol 105 Jada- Www! Row One: Margie Massey, Norm Nottmeier, Robert Zoller, Robert Stange, Stan Medley, Nolan Wehmueller, James Judkins, Ken Ebner, Bonnie Schmidt. Row Two: Herbert Lehner, Kenneth Weber, Jon Beckman, Bill Gaitskill, Bud Stanfield, Robert Holloway, Eddit Pettit, Roger Culli, Ronald Fauss, Walter lllert. Row Three: Mr. Briggson, Raymond Keune, Thomas Harter, William Addison, Tom Haber, James Warner, Robert Coppinger, Roland Ude, Wallace Dittrich, John Patterson, Mr. Doxsee. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Stan Medley JJJJJ JJJ J J President J Stan Medley Noland Wehmueller J Vice-PresidenLJ J JKen Ebner Bob Stangec aada JJJJJJJ J Sec. - Treas.,JJ ,J J Bud Stanfield Bud Stanfield asss JJJ JJSgt. - at - Arms Ron Fauss Bob Zoller .J 0 8. B Reporter Bob Stange JJJ, J J Mascot John Patterson The Audio Visual Service Club has upheld its past record in the recent year under the leadership of Mr. Doxsee and Mr. Briggson. The Audio Visual stage crew has been on the job at all of the auditorium sessions doing an exceptional job. Members of the club are expected to be able to operate different makes of movie projectors, the opaque projector, our two types of film strip and slide projectors, and our two tape recorders. Each year the club ventures on a field trip to a radio station, television station, the Division of Audio Visual Education, or on a tour of a local movie house. Anyone interested can join the club it he is recommended by his ad- visor and has a high scholastic and citizenship record. Members receive service credits for duty rendered. Awards are given for the service credits accumulated during the four years at Cleveland. 6 Medan-if Row One: Miroda Tomanec, Roger Bernhardt, AI Bren- necke, Penina Menendez, Jim Thompson, Michael Russo, Joyce Thyer, Helen Leek. Row Two: JoAnn Wilkerson, Barbara Vitchner, Walter lllert, Lance Welling, Robert Holloway, Raymond Altevogt, Herbert Lehner, Jo Ann Reisner, Evelyn Schmitz. Row Three: Mr. Briggson, Barry Morris, Clyde Nobe, Bill Klaas, Robert Wood, Bill Witbrodt, Thomas Harter, Eugene Edinger, Mr. Doxsee. OFFICERS FALL SPRING Penina Menendez e ,.ss .,APresidenL,Lo on ,L Jim Thompson Jim Thompson , . ,L ,Vice-Presidenf--vL- ELL Helen Leek Roger Bernhardt ,,,.,e,Secrefary,,--ses ,. L. Walter lllert Michael Russo . ,e,s-.-LTreosurer LL.LL,, ,L Roger Bernhardt Alan Brennecke Y . e e,e, Sgt,-At-Arms eee, Us L, Michael Russo Roger Bernhardt ,,..Keeper of Goat. oe, Penina Menendez Webster-Hayne offers an unusual oppor- tunity to freshman and senior alike. No other club has a more diversified and inter- esting gathering of students than this club. Every Thursday afternoon the club meets, as it has done for more than forty years, and discusses or debates topics from the alI-im- portant to the seemingly least trivial. But nothing is really trivial, as any Webster- Hayner will attest. Sometimes an insignifi- cant discussion will draw forth that unusual humor and outstanding logic that is necessary for success in public speaking. The import- ant fact is the Webster-Hayne offers an op- portunity through its symposiums to develop the art of speaking, with the helpful com- ments of its sponsor, Mr. H. M. Doxsee. Speaking, as an art, is too frequently neglect- ed, and Webster-Hayne seeks to compensate for this deficiency. It is a significant fact to note three of the five finalists in last yeor's Voice of Democracy ' contest were active members and officers of the club, all trained by Mr. Doxsee. During the weekly debates an attempt is made for everyone in attendance imagin- to expound his opinions, or fantasies. ation and a sense of perception are essential to hold the attention of an audience, and only Webster- for this constant training can perfect this. Hayne is a valuable instrument practice. As a supplement to our regular meetings we have successfully feted the Spanish club in the annual Christmas party and, of course, we are all eagerly awaiting the picnic given for us in the late spring. With the continued dynamic leadership that has been Webster-Hayne's good fortune to have, our club can aspire to even greater success, enjoyment, and opportunity for all Cleveland students. l President cc, L L ,L Bob Mach Vice-Presidents ,, sLeon James Secreta ry-Treasurerc L L so L Dan Jansen Sergeant at Armscwstcct L eee, .Bob Kraemer Row One: Richard Reim, Carl Cresswell, Richard Sheets, Four: Gene Pieper, William Blasberg, Joe Vegyelek, Mel Jackson, Roland Hawkins, Roy Wichmann. Row Rick Bockrath, Donald Eckert, Robert B. Hallway, Two: Mr. Cliffe, John Claiborne, Bob Kies, Bob Krae- George Love, Stewart Cloud, Ronald Poppen, Melvin mer, Don Jansen, Bob Mach, Leon James, Jack Bridwell, Crenshaw, William Rayburn. Row Five: Terry Mc- Charles Hasser, Tam Brooks. Row Three: Mike Roberts, Bob Garrison, Bruce Mills, Ken Nerl, Robert Vrlenich, Paul LaPoint, Richard Pilas, Larry Hurst, HO- Kaehr, Al Brennecke, Kenneth Lux, Baylor Kohut, Jim word Gipfel, Woody Bonham, Rich Thien, Richard Dunn, Don Webb, Ed Gann. Jansen, John Held, Don Pieper, Skip Johnson. Row This spring was the first anniversary of this organization. As with all new organizations unforeseen problems and obstacles arise, and each in turn had to be met and conquered, Everyone is proud of the fine record of this group of boys and know that they have diligently worked to achieve their goal of higher standards in sports and the development of better relat- ions between the faculty and the athletes. The privilege of belonging to the Lettermen's Club is limited to those boys who have earned a varsity letter in a sport approved by, or which re- ceives benefits from, the St. Louis Public High School League such as foot- ball, basketball, baseball, track, cross-country, swimming, tennis, and gym team. We urge all lettermen who are not members to submit their application for membership as soon as possible. In numbers there is strength, and we feel that all lettermen should belong and lend their support to this club. Only with lOO per cent membership can lOO per cent of the goal be obtained. 108 gow Z ' President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretorys , as Treasurer . .. .s-Marvin King Conway Briscoe Larry Charpiot .s.sAlan Schubert . . Earl Kestler Row One: Charles Puster, Stephen Funck, Bill Mc- Arthy, Larry l-lurst, Larry Charpiot, Marvin King, Con- way Briscoe, Alan Schubert, David Kury, Jackie Petero Row Two: Frank Kallinger, Dave Steck, Ron Buettner, Clarence Petero, Leonard Koch, Clifford Rebsamen, Howard Casatta, Robert DeWaId, Fred Parker, Wayne Drda, Wayne l-lagensieker, Bill Sutton, Charles Zwiener Row Three: Russell Eckert, Dan Schiele, Ken Roberts Bill Greaves, Dale Collier, Richard Graeff, Gary Kerper Jack Wappler, Gil Just, Walter Frerck, Don Bentler Bob Green, Albert Trost. Row Four: Mr, Beckerle. The Boys' Bowlina Club, sponsored by the Dad's Club, is in its third year of league competition. The main object of the club is to teach the boys the fundamentals of the sport. The league consists of eight teams of five men each, bowling every Thursday afternoon after school. The league is a very well-balanced one with the good and the no-so-good bowlers evenly distributed among the teams, and the weekly bowling is based on a handi- cap. This makes for a close race which looks as though it may go to the last week before it is decided. The boys also had a Christmas Tournament with the winners receiving an individual trophy. At the end of the season the members ofthe three first place teams receive trophies. 109 Rifle shooting is a self-supporting sport with no help received in any way from the General Fund. All expenses incurred by the club are paid by its members. With five returning team members the team feels confident of winning the Public High League championship for the third con- secutive year and from there go on to win the city championship which has eluded us for the few years. To win the city championship the winner of the Public High League must defeat the winner of the Parochial High League. The Public High League opponents ofthe boys' rifle team are: O'Fallon boys, O'Fallon girls, Southwest, Beaumont, and Cleveland girls. The team members are: John Dohr, Ro- bert Ebbler, Robert Erxleben, Michael Herzog, Gene Jenkins, and Lance Welling. Our spon- sor and coach is Mr. Julian. New members are always welcome. If you are interested in learning the proper methods of handling a rifle and the art of target shooting, contact Mr. Julian. OFFICERS Presidenlgn. . .. .. ,,,..,,...,MiCl'1ael Herzog Vice-President - sane.. John DOl'1r Ammunition Custodian . Gene Jenkins Medal Custodian Match Secretary Lance Welling Robert Erxleben Row One: Robert Ebbler, Robert Erxleben, Michael Gerald Woehrle, Roger Neinkamp, Donald Graves, Herzog, Joseph Messmer, John Dohr, Lance Welling, Edward Pettit, William Gaitskill, Werner Mayer. Row Eugene Jenkins. Row Two: John Schultheis, Wesley Three: David DeWalle, Charles Beech, Michael Lam- Johnson, Richard Bergmeier, Raymond Reinhardt, pert, Danial Paxton. This year the Girls' Rifle Club has a better team than they have had for some time. In proof of this they have been successful in defeating the Hadley Girls' Team. We credit our improvement to the untiring efforts and expert instruction of our sponsor and able coach, Mr. Julian. Membership in the club is open to girls of every term - one through eight. Not only is a great deal gained from instruction lima in the all important art of safe handling of firearms, but also from the satisfaction one feels from accomplishing improvement and success in target competition. Too, we are given an opportunity to develop socially through the many new contacts we n 'Ike both among the members of our own gro If and among the membership of the teams we meet in competition. OFFICERS President.. . s . Ammunition Custodian Medal Custodian . Match Secretary . Treasurer Sandra Richardson . Sandra Pursley Vice-President .asses s .. Trudy Loh Rita Robinson Jacquelyn Johnson Sharon Leicht 1-fm' Row One: Lorraine Wetzel, Beverly Condray, Barbara Krenning, Terry Walters, Stephanie Leicht, Richard Lipsinsky, Joan Smith, Sharon Biby, Patricia Hockaday, Arline Bouvatte, Jo Ann Dill. Row Two: Sue Hollenberg, Amelia Scott, Sheila Barry, Karen Hadderfeld, Sandy Fruermuth, Mary Ellen Kohl, Phyllis Trost, Barbara Hammar, Pat Graham, Louise Langbein, Janise Huels. Row Three: Carolyn Dippel, Charles Obermeyer, Donald Ude, Jim Hellwig, Tom Hader, Jim Warner, William Kunes, Ronald Drago, Donald Nemec, Kathleen Smu- gala. Squares and Circles is a newly organized square-dancing club under the sponsorship of Miss Lewis. The club meets after school every Wednesday in the Girls' Gym. This is a fine recreational club for both girls and boys, however, at present there is a decided need for more boys. The purposes of the club are to get the and boys together as a group and to fun. Besides square dancing the club does round dances and in the near future we expect to undertake modern dance - mambo, girls have H2 tango, jitterbug, and the foxtrot. There are about sixty members in the club ranging from Term Ones to big Term Eights. The term does not make any differ- ence as long as you want to have fun. The long felt need for a club in which both boys and girls can participate finally has been filled by the organization of this club under Miss Lewis' able direction. Chairmen , L ,Janice Huels, Jim Warren .5 66:44 Row One: Rosemary Wiley, Jane Millaway, Peggy Tuhro, Dave Nicholls, Nolan Wehmueller, Richard Kohm, Janet Otto, JoAnn Leppert, Joan King. Row Two: Mr. Breidert, June Beck, Judy Mueller, Marjorie Brewster, Dolores Bouvatte, Walter Schelbrink, Dave Lange, Russell Riley, Wanda Nelson, Joy Fischer, Ruth Block, Robin Ehlers. Row Three: Barbara Bequette, Charmaine Laubersheimer, Don Tibbs, Carl Cresswell, Terry Phillips, Hunter Nelson, John Renner, Larry Moeckel, Bill Dunphy, LaVonne Roth, Barbara Moses. Presidentssse L ,LL.soseNolan Wehmueller Vice-Presidents LL L eee, .,.,,s..,,Dave Nicholls Treasurersdcssous,,.-,,,,., ,L Richard Kohm Secrefarysss Loss 7 eeeses , ,,,, ,,,, s Peggy Tuhro x The Distributive Education Club was first started at Cleveland High School in September of l956 and has very recently been affiliated with the State DE. Club of Missouri. The purpose of our club is to further develop capable and professional leadership among its members who will soon assume im- portant responsibilities in the field of distri- bution. Our DE Club provides a means of integrating the Distributive Education program with other school groups through joint spon- sorship of projects and through recreational and social activities. Our D.E. Club attempts to help the members develop an understand- ing of the many problems in retailing and to encourage the members to give their best in time and effort on the job. lt further at- tempts to interest members in that phase of retailing in which their abilities may be de- veloped to the best advantage and also to strive for the development of proper coopera- tion between members and their fellow em- ployees. One of the D.E. Club's most recent active- ties included the State Convention which was held on March l9th and 20th at the Melbourne Hotel in St. Louis. Many of the students in the Distributive Education classes participated in some of the contests, namely, the sales contest, fashion show, math and spelling con- tests, window display, and many others. The convention proved a valuable experience for all D.E. Students. The DE. Club's work at Cleveland can be summarized in its adopted motto, D.E., A Plan for the Future. 79 Row One: Jane Harnpe, Mary Ann Heldmann, Noel Kring, Emelia l-leldmann, Mary Towns, Judy Barbos, Judy Dressler. Row Two: Judy McConnell, Sandra Auery, Sandra Scherbel, Ruth Block, Roberto Schweisguth, Arlene Boresi, Judy Syberg, Elaine Meyer, Karen Pieper. Row Three: Linda Weast, Judy Mueller, Marilyn Bloom, Maureen Sieberf, Ruthann Pauly, Dale Ferris, Lindo Leisfrilz, Gloria Glock, Joanie Marie Roth, Pat Franke. Row Four: Bonnie Lee Schmidt, Carolyn Steffens, Jeanne Trautwein, Judy Collins, Pat Vance, Martha Miller, Shirley Mills. Row One: Jane Hampe, Judy Syberg, Treasurer, Nancy Rudder, President: Sandra Scherbel, Secretory: Judy Collins, Sergeant of Arms: Mary Ann Heldmann. Row Two: Emelia Heldrnann, Karen Pieper, Dale Ferris, Susan Wuetherich, Maureen Siebert, Linda Leistritz, Sue Raymer, Noel Kring. Row Three: Judith Barbos, Carol Jean Delay, Carolyn Steffens, Carol Haas, Elaine Meyer, Joanie Roth, Jeanne Trautwein, Pat Franke, Mary Towns. 114 The popularity of some styles of American music may well be attributed to the American teenager, Boogie, piano style jazz, became popular at the end of the 20's and made fa- mous such performers as Pine Top Smith and Cripple Clar- ence. Rock and Roll, the present teenage favorite, has made its minstrels the talk of the nation. Judy Dressler Judy Borbos Mary Towns .leadeza i -..... Mr. Cliffe Bob Kroemer Rick Bockroth John Claiborne :vm Wide open footbolll Clevelond's split-T ot its best? 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' B- V yf YN Y 3 Q ' u 3 e - ' Bill Uwig 'Q 1 , X V i . fg.. b a Q . , i. Q , E .1 X K If 2 B if! i A . Stan Parkinson Q' f ,.. ., W Ni Fran Kadlec V J y E K E c First Row: Leon Daggs, Steve Auberry, Freddie Geld- Richard Charlton, Roger Taylor, Paul Bippen, Dale macher, Fred Parker, Al Hill, Richard Ehlers, Dave Collier, Neil Tornbridge, Jim Brady, Dale Wheelehon, Oblingerl Tgm Sheetg, Second Row: Rgy Sghneiderl Bob Melville, FOUYfh ROWS Phil COFITOZOVO, Roger Metz, Al l-lolst, Bill Love, Wayne l-lagensieker, John Rowland, Bob EiS6r'lhOU9r, Sion Parkinson, Russ Koch, Bob Jack Fenner, Bill Erxleben, Coach Nebel. Third Row: Plepef, DOVE Folk, Fred Cl0Yf0f1, Bill GfOSSiUS. ,,,,7 O St. Mary's 6 20 McKinley O l 3 Southwest l3 7 Sumner l 3 14 Vashon 20 O Hadley 6 28 Beaumont l 3 First Row: Charles Hasser, Don Jansen, John Dyn, Bruce Mills, Bill Blasberg, Roy Wichmann, Barry Herr, Coach Earl Jansen. Second Row: Bill Rayburn, Norm Harrison, John Claiborne, Baylor Kohut, Stewart Cloud, Carl Weber, Fronk Zavadil, Ron Yanker. LE ,,,,,,::: ,,,,, , ,X .. V r J J 'J Mx Q, 0151-44' . QIEL4 J UEL44, VQVEL44, 553119 ,,Y4U 0 I H419 'Z 3 J l 1' C A li f Z2 ll-fe 'ai S' ,P-1 C x J I 1 X J ,UIEL4 1 XQIEJ L4 svn L4lf'1 Ol?-Luv few 'ffl 34? w 'Of K Tbxtx f xxgs l my i l 2 i l. E 1 J C , ,J W Q is 9 3 x. Don Jansen, Co-Capt. 1 ,30 Frank Zavadil, Co-Capt. auizfq gcaedetdczfi iliiwi QIEL4 EEE ,i J Nlf.L Coach Jansen Bruce Mills 'Me Seaman ,-4tfcumz6 Sautdwect ln winning our sec- ond league game from Southwest by a 59-44 total, Ron Yanker rim- med 25 points, Zeke Zavadil l6, and Bruce Mills l3. eizdufmcw 7awummeaL' ln the first game of the 2nd Annual Christmas Tournament the Cleveland squad defeated St. Mary's 75-34. The Dutch had a field day with four starters hitting in double figures, Zavadil scored 20 points, Yanker l6, Mills l3, and Don Jansen lO, The Grange and Blue hit 5506 of their field attempts. Our next foe was Hadley who found them- selves on the losing end of a 56-42 score when the final buzzer sounded. Bruce Mills scored 20 points, Yanker l4, and Zavadil l2, ln the traditional Alumni game the Dutch were defeated by a 45-44 final score after a close battle. Mills and Zavadil scored l9 and l6 points respectively, while George Burkel netted l8 points for the star- Z'zqd,l!czZ The Dutch easily defeated Crystal City with the aid of Bruce Mills' 2l points on the loser's floor, by a 54-4l score. studded Alumni. faaceaefz' The D u t c h defeated Roosevelt with the aid of Zavadil's l9 points, Kdzhaaad The Dutch hit 4596 of their shots but were beaten, 56-47, by Kirkwood. Zavadil netted l7 points, Jansen ll, and Mills lO. Don Jansen Ron Yanker In the third contest of the series the Dutch met Beaumont, '56 State Champions. The team had a good day hitting 5296 of its shots but suffered a heart breaking loss after one over-time period by the score of 6l-59. Zavadil again was high point man with 20 points. Yanker and Mills had l4 and lO. Having a hard game the day before the Jansen- men did not look nearly as good as they had pre- viously and were defeated by McBride, '57 C.AC. champions, 74-53. Zavadil contributed 20 points and Mills lO. SLC 66 St. Mary's 32-Mills 26 points. ii- l - nil-gifs' 'r Z zeal gigs X UV Frank Zavadil Cleveland brought X A l its league record to 3 6 and O by defeating -A ' 0--w,,,,,.,,,.. Central's Red Wings 2 5l-38. Again four men , . 'Sf scored in double fig- ' X y 'i cf R, ures as follows: Zava- g ' J dil l6, Mills l3, Yan- tt 1 lg J li A ker l2, and Jansen lO H It, - , ,TC Wcmcock x 3 L S 5 43 Hancock 33 - . , g l 1 Baylor 1 Kohut QVELA ,yo Cuz 3 Samoan The Dutch overpowered Sumner, '56 Public High Champs, by a total of 60-54, Zavadil was high with l8 points, closely followed by Yanker with l7 and Mills with l4. geaamont ln our second meeting with Beau- mont we not only lost the game by one point but also a chance at a bid for the Public High Crown. The final score was 43-42 with Zavadil swishing l6 points, Dx?awz9 The Dutch hit 575k of their Stewart Cloud shots, Zavadil hit l6 points, Mills K l5, Jansen l3, Yanker l2, and Du- 5 cafe? bourg landed on the lower end of a 62-5l final score. The Dutch league record moved to 5 and l when they whipped the Goldbugs 58-47. Bruce Mills and Ron Yanker shared high-scoring honors with l5 points each, followed by Frank Zavadil with lO points. Due to mid-year graduation, this was the last game for Frank Zavadil Stewart Cloud, and Ken Lux, who contributed so very much valuable service during their stays at Cleveland. Q! Ken Lux 32 5109 'giEL44,F , 1 Bill Rayburn Carl Weber faoaeaelt first of three non-league contests played at Cleveland, Roosevelt was defeated for the second time, 62-47. Ron Yanker had a great night, popping in 29 points. His performance overshadowed the l3 and ll points netted by Bruce Mills and Don Jansen respectively. St .laude ZL St. Louis U. High, the Christmas Tournament runner-up came to Cleveland and was beaten, 60-59, in a thriller of a game. Mills hit l8, Jansen and John Claiborne l5 each. Claiborne was injured in the 4th quarter and was not able to play against Southwest or start against Vashon. Saatdweac' Cleveland beat Southwest, 67-54, at Cleveland. 744144 Hampered by in- juries Cleveland's lea gue record was Iowerea to 5 and 2, when we dropped a h e a r t breaker by one point to a keyed-up Vashon, 5O-49. ln the Soldcm The Dutch, still hampered by not having the valuable services of Bruce Mills, had a very cold day and were beaten by a Soldan team which was very keyed-up. The final score was 68-63. gfanfleg The Orange and Blue brought their final league record to five and three, good enough for a third place tie, by defeating Hadley, 82-64, Ron Yanker hit 24 points, Jansen and Mills l7 apiece, and Claiborne l l. Zegzaamd 7owm4mmL' The Cleveland squad ran up their highest score of the season by beating St. Mary's 88-68. Don Jansen tallied l4 points, but was topped by Mills with l8, and Ron Yanker with 34, his best performance of the John Dyn season. In the second contest of the tournament Cleveland knocked off the McKinley Goldbugs 56-4l, only after they pressed for a large portion of the game, Jansen and Mills tied for high honors with l6 points apiece and Yanker tallied l l points. ln the final game of the tourney we met with a St. Louis U. High team which hit an amazing 6695 of their field goal attempts. At the same time the Dutch hit a cold streak, hitting only 21646. A, ,f 'li Xifi QNELAA0' '35 8,3 bf Charles Butch Hasser AEVQ N'-'ik John Claiborne 128 w,W in M! 4- QX. , Xt W4 ZU 5 si? Bill Blasberg As a result the Orange and Blue lost 83-43, Don Jansen was high with l2 points and for the first time Baylor Kohut broke the lO point barrier with ll points. The Dutch then finished the l956-57 season with a l7 and 7 record. For this success we owe a vote of thanks to the members of the squad for their co-opera- tion, to all those who supported our efforts, and to Earl Jansen, who as coach of the team exhibited great patience and skill in forming a better team, better players, and better men. I n--f har if' Norman Harrison Dove Broomcn Ron Phillips KNO Picture? 129 Gary Woods Sonny Fauss Coach Nebel Snedhoff Jock Fenner Bruce Malchow Crystal Cnty Roosevelt K1 rkwood Southwest St Mary's Central Hancock Gene Snmmons Emul Fett V Charles Hoenng nili , ilagibfgg 4 Q RQEQQF g Tom Jahnke George Cahlll Don Radentz Phll Catanzaro Tom Horton Doug Kulsk Gene Martm Bull Rammes 2 'gmdezfdaii Sumner Beaumont Du Bourg McK1nley Roosevelt St Louls U Southwest 130 Hugh 6400 Vashon Soldan Roosevelt Sumner Hadley I 1 , C fi? F 5 ,K K K 2. H 1 , t,i4i1Uuf17.8 rscr ll? T .2 ., ? Bill ' 4 ' kr 5 so if If 29 ' 28 43 63 65 61 30 29 44 49 51 49 48 ' 47 31 42 41 39 67 35 32 ' 49 56 53 36 . 30 50 41 48 45 52 32 33 . ' . ' 41 37 28 53 42 Top Row Ken Horper John Held Gary Couse Bob Holdegrover Row Two John Burkel Mrke Russo AL BRENNECKE Captain Top Row George Gude Bottom Row: Bob Kies Brennecke Jeff Herbst. 6401! Row Three Roger Metz John Kleiner Roger Schlld Bottom Row Bull Thven RAY SINGER Coach Middle Row Bob Jansen Rich Jansen. Bob Jansen John Burkel George Gude Roger Schild Al humming .....,,...... .............,,,, r , lixfxv Rich Jansen 'W' T' ' T J t ,W , W, J ' Bob Kies J Q 2 This year's-team is one of the strongest ever assembled at Cleveland. The team began to iell last season as we took several second places. With six returning lettermen the team looked promising for the l956-57 season. This promise was fulfilled when the Dutch musclemen took first place in the O'FaIIon meet. In a heart-breaking meet at the Northside Y.M.C,A. another first was missed by only six-tenths of a point. Determined to do better, the now- seasoned team ran away with the meet held right here at Cleveland. Not only did we take the first place trophy, but we garnered nineteen of the twenty-four medals, Weakened by the loss of four seniors to January grad- uation, the team resolutely faced the meet at Beaumont in March and at St. Louis University in April, anxious to uphold our supremacy. Prospects for next season look bright, with many of the high scorers coming back with another year of experience under their belts John Held Roger Metz Bill Thien Jeff Herbst WHAT IS A GYMNAST? A gymnast is a unique sort of person who is fanatically and forever loyal to the sport of gymnastics. He will travel any amount of miles to see a better gymnast perform and considers his chosen sport unjustly neglected by publicity. His language is flavored with terms such as cut-aways, hip-circles, and peach-baskets, and one of his ultimate goals in life is to do a perfect giant or fly-away. He has days when he learns new tricks well and old tricks better, and days when he can't even do the old ones, Although disgusted he always returns to try again. A gymnast is apt to neglect his girl friend, unless she's another gymnast. He takes cruel delight in converting others to his sport and is willing to spot them while they learn. He likes swimming, diving, cheeseburgers, bouncing on a trampoline, photography, ice-skating, chile, having his pic- ture taken, and girls. He does not like slow cars, weight lifting, dull parties, being over-weight, getting home early, cold showers, warm-up calisthenics, and forgetting his towel. Where can he be found? Why, in the boys' gym of course. Al Brennecke Mike Russo Bob Holdegraver e 2 ' ,I V., l we K, i ,,,, 4 .fm -M-mf' if , , ' 3123, . , sf ' fi ' . -' f-131 ' be . X: v,:.ao:rg-A :Cry 'f'EE,lE4,Z ':i:5',.'i' 'Q' : H f ' Z - 34 - - if: Ken Harper Gary Couse N Mr. Beckerle Gus Frank Ed Mesplay Tom Baumgartner Otto Krause Bob Lindecke Charles London Al Bennett John Thau Absent: Russ Sternamann 'Ladd This year's Cross Country team has improved over last year's team. Of eight teams entering the City meet, Cleve- land took fifth, compared with next to last place in a field of ten teams last year. Places taken in the meet were: Tom Baumgartner, l9th, Charles London, 22nd, Al Bennett, 26th, Gus Frank, 35th, and Russ Sternamann, 44th. These places were taken in a field of fifty-six runners. Previously this year, the team gained victories over McKinley, Soldan, and Roosevelt, as compared to no wins last year. Places taken in the State meet were: Tom Baumgartner, 54th, Al Bennett, 59th, Charles London, 62nd, Gus Frank, lO7th, and Russ Sternamann, l23rd. 134 First Row Tom Brinner, Charles Hawker, Jim Staley, Jackson Torn Creissen Third Row Russ Wilson Jerry Jack Bridwell Mel Crenshaw, Jerry Catron, Harry Prusacki Rick Bockrafh Ron Poppen Mike Vrlenick Mauchenhennner Don Mohr, Wayne Bender. Second Bob Burke Roger Beuc Bob Gardner Fred Bobbift Row Leon James, Walter Wagner, Jim Rosenthal, John Jedlicka Gary Lutker Torn Sandvoss, Roland Hawkins, Mel Roosevelt O'Fallon Hadley Normandy Soldan Central Vashon McKinley Principia Beaumont Sumner 64011 35 28 5 34 22 l7 17 10 42 32 I6 135 3 J' Doc Singer says, Moy the best mon win. 6 ffwt '? In the State Tournament Prelims several Clevelandites qualified for the finals. Roger Beuc qualified in the lOO yard freestyle, Roland Hawkins in the lOO yard breaststroke, Gary Lutker in the individual medley, and Bob Gardner, Tom Sandvoss, Wayne Bender, and Don Mohr in the free style relay. K riff' K i-f. T 31 to mix, We WL 4, 5 ,' l ,,f'f. ,W xt 'F K I I LVL, tw' f' S' 1 l .XC 'odd AI Brennecke CAPTAIN 7660064 9-9560 4' 8,6 'Pn , Bok Mr. Wetmore COACH Lance Weliing 60054 600 Olofzq' Q,O9et Ho Wk Although this year's team couldn't duplicate last year's city championship, it showed promise for next year. With only one returning letterman a whole new team had to be recruited. Under Mr. Wetmore's capable guidance they improved considerably. Next year will see four of the letter- men returning, thus brightening the chances for a good season. 'Isl' Singles --,,,,,,.-,,w,,, RiCl'1OI'Cl Relm 2nd Singles ,,,,A ,, ,,,,, . Al Brel'meCke 3rd Singles Muff- W-- Lance Welling Ist Doubles ,--c Waupaca---e Roger Beuc and Roland Hawkins Jack Bridwell and Larry Hurst 2nd Doubles .ac,A. -ace XX L gddxse 001' H 596+ 139 Ufsr 12,5 if if 'W' .9 Aww The new process of publnshung the Beacon has rnade nt necessary for all materfals to be In the hands of the printer before the track and baseball seasons are tar enough advanced to assemble enough copy for an adequate presentation of these sports in the 1957 edntuon For thrs reason full coverage of these actlvutues wall be made nn the 1958 Beacon The prac tice ot featurlng sprung actlvntles In the Beacon ot the tollowung year was cus tomary pruor to the 1950 Beacon The Beacon Staff aff' 451' TA Q- , 1, . f -Z W, 4 f 5'-f , wx ' -M-1, -it 4 1 , . , V '. 4 1' 1. . v , W. kv f . ,, A., 140 1 5 A if 1 a. ,.., , il 1 Lai' Q if-qf S x , E wig.. -i ma xi, A91 v Wax 3 .P 130- ': Q H ,, fi ,,.,j ' 4 MN A . 1 ,7 , Q 2. 14. mme 5, ,ZX Row One: Kay Kaspar, Sue Bockrath, Marilyn Moss, Sandra Bartman, Judy Barbos, Jean Davis, Linda Virga, Virginia Kettler, Marilyn Tinnea, Mary Lou Lenhardt. Row Two: Carole Stock, Pat Hurley, Nancy McCoy, Emelia Heldmann, Betty Huntington, Sue Caldwell, Elizabeth Hellberg, Linda Lamack, Joan Friedman, Sue Rittner, Gloria Grundig, Donna Hecht, Mary Ann Heldmann, Betty Becker. Row Three: Pat Howard, Mary Alice Pieske, Beverly Paradise, Peggy Tuhro, Madeline Lange, Gail Geldrneier, Dorothy Kinnitf, Carol Theurer, Virginia Haas, Jane Haag, Mary Ann Roberts. Row Four: Camille Heldmann, Carolyn Melvin, Eileen Parkinson, Arleen Parkinson, Pat Melvin, Virginia Herberts, Pat Johnston, Kay Ankrom, Carol Kratky, Joyce Suchara, Georgiana Hoover, Mary Jo Kaspar, Diana Siedhoff, Carol Robinson, Carol Schlueter. 142 Row One: Arleen Parkinson, Mary Pieske, Sandra Bartman, Judy Linda Virga, Linda Lamack, Tinnea, Mary Lou Lenhardt, Parkinson. Row Two: Betsy Dies, Hadderfeld, Karen Dumrnerth, Do niff, Virginia Kettler, Georgene Pf tl' 'I iff O Presidente - ee- ,G 7, Vice-President J Secreta rye e J, Treasurere- W e do e, ,W do or R Klawiter, Virginia DeGonia, Sharon Row Three: Mrs. Theodore, Judy Carol Boswell, Sue Rittner, Kay Diana Siedhaft, Noel Kring, Bouvatte, Carole Stock, Jane Miss Lewis. sosssss,s--Judy Barbos sssssss,soJean Davis ----sss,sLindo Virgo s---,-----Sandro Bartman Q 2. J4. eww 7,2,5,4. Row One: Diane Poole, Betsy Dies, Janet Klowiter, Karen Hadderfeld, Pat Ruzicka, Sally Zoller, Jo Ann Dill, Sharon Culli, Virginia DeC-Sonia, Barbara Krenning. Row Two: Judy Parrott, Terry Walters, Martha Miller, Ruth Orr, Nancy Rudder, Carol Boswell, Noel Kring, Janet McKay, Jane Hampe. Row Three: Arlene Boresi, Sandra Freiermuth, Arleen Lanser, Roberta Schweisguth, Carolyn Vazis, Carolyn Dippel, Judy Rinesmith, Marianne Heineke, Judy Coldwell. Row Four: Sandra Scherbel, Arline Bouvatte, Jackie Hartman, Georgene Pfiffner, Nancy Cowie, Viola Tarrant, Ann Vegylek, Helen Trost, Frances Lommert. 6400 fl' ,-if Row One Gail Geldmeier Susan Bockrath Barbara Low Mary Ja Kaspar Sandra Bart Renee man Judy Rinesmith Jane Haag Ryter Row Two Jaan Heisele Roberta John son Kay Kospar Marriane l-lemecke l-larnpe Noel Kring Sue Ritfner Betty Hunt Sally Jane ington. Row Three: Lynne Woodcack Zoller Marilyn Jaffke Penina Menendez Margie VonderHaar Virginia Funke Peggy Tuhro Judy Witzel Linda Virgo Opal Theo- bald Mrs. Theodore. 144 Manager Wwe, a Susan Bockrath 44666 F Row One Jerllyn Rudanovlch Joan Roth Nancy Rudder Sharon Culll Carol Boswell Marrlanne Helnecke Ellen Jean Boyden Janice Yules Lnnda Garcia Row Two Pai' Hackaday Becky Lemmel Karen Wertlch Bonnue Mundy Norma Cnpley Jo Ann Wsl kerson Stephanie Lelcht Robin Ehlers Row Three Sue Caldwell Betsy Dues Carol Muck Bonnre Lalben Sally Hlnn Maureen Selbert Carol Sfever Janet Tenney Janet Aff Judy Caldwell Mass Lewis 145 Row One: Mary Lou Lenhardt, Diana Siedhoff, Mary Alice Pieske, Virginia Kettler, Judy Barbos, Marilyn Moss, Sue Carol Miller, Mary Hoffman, Elaine Kunkel, Janine Renaud, Marilyn Sauer. Row Two: Joan l-lahs, Virginia Gering, Zoe Ann Mersmann, Diane Gerlitz, Virginia l-laas, Carol Ann Theurer, l-lalene Bryson, Jacque Wolff, Barbara Eckenfels, Jeanne Chaphe, .league Row One: Glenda Lusk, Sandra Klaas, Charmaine Laubersheimer, Virginia Kettler, Judy Barbos, Marilyn Moss, Sue Carol Miller, Mary Alice Hoffman, Marianne Sleboda, Joan Friedman, Karen Wertich. Row Two: Alexandra Bourg, Karen Pieper, Marilyn Tinnea, Linda Virgo, Carole Stock, Betsy Dies, Carol Meyer, Joy Mott, Gail Geldmeier, Beverly Paradise, Barbara Lee Rein- Berthann Schoenfeld, Phyllis Promnitz, Carol Hilde- brand, Marianne Sleboda. Row Three: Marilyn Michel, Kaye Oldendorph, Judy Frank, Virginia Skidmore, Judy Schaeffer, Sherry Eickhoff, Betty Wiegers, Kay An- krorn, Carol Robinson, Pat l-lurley, Arleen Parkinson, Ginny Jecmen. hardt, Janet Aff, Kareen Biby, Judy Fiock, Dale Ferris, Judy Collins, Josephine Mier. Row Three: Janet Leker, Sandra Mracek, Joyce Mues, Jackie Hubbard, Bonnie Long, Pat Long, Linda Lamack, Marlys Saren- son, Dorothy Mueller, Marilyn Young, Glenda Lung- strum, Carolyn Sfeffens, Annette Leker, Bonnie Schmidt. l-. -I- i.4,.,+T,- . v' A traditional characteristic of Amer- ican popular music is its plain- tiveness. The lyric type of self- pity appeared in the early nine- teenth century and is still enjoy- ing widespread acclamation, The torch song, the song in gossipy fashion, the apologetic sob-song, our dance song with a melancholy beat, and the song about neglected children Q are some of the classifica- tions portraying this tone. ,7- 'r N T-A-Q- 4.-L - 7 '-1 - H437 -1-ig-A.,-' li.. ....q'7:.,-- , 1 A, , . +1-1 -1 r' . LL-,..L.-,' Jai., I-,-' ..sl .-.f.....1. 7J'f.'1L.L -'j-1,4-' - -vT- QA., 4+ ... -,,, '- J:Lfrg4-11+ ' ' I . , .. , .-Ik 7-+ U- 'Me 7?56 ?aal!5cz6Z Zcceea 775644 famine femad 148 Special Maid Judy Borbos Bill Rayburn Special Maid Emiline Royco Dove Kory Miyagi :A ...AW Term l Judy McConnell Bull Thlen Term 4 Term 2 Sally Zoller Charles Grlmm 04554551454 Term 5 Bob Zell Mary Jane Henneberry Term 3 Bonnie Lcuben Lorry Bnros Term 6 Bruce Mills Jone Hompe 151 Ed Wuch Fron Molnor M240 Left to Right Mr Joe Mach Treasurer Dr Bockrath Presudent Mr V Catron Vuce Presudent Mr Edwun Moechel Secretary The Dads Club of Cleveland Hugh School us an organuzatuon com posed of fathers who work together to promote the welfare of theur sons and daughters at Cleveland The chuef purposes of the Dads Club are to promote and mauntaun good sportsmanshup among all who partucupate un athletucs encourage good relatuonshups among the famuly students coaches and faculty and to encourage wuder partucupatuon of students un athletucs ln order to materualuze these goals the Dads Club has constantly sponsored many actuvutues and projects at Cleveland Twuce a year the Lettermen from the varuous athletuc teams are honored at a banquet The gurls are not forgotten euther and recognutuon of athletuc partucupatuon un the Gurls Recreatuon Assocuatuon us guven The Dad s Club sponsors buses for varuous trups to grateful students and act as chaperones at student actuvutues ln the fall they guve a card party Theur pet project however us the presentatuon of the Annual Sprung Carnuval whuch us one of the hughlughts of all Clevelands socual events At thus fun fulled carnuval pruzes were won un pue throwung contests throwung pung pong balls unto fush bowls fushung un the fush pond and other games of sk ll These fund rausung events greatly assust the school un the pur chase of equupment and supplues and un mauntaunung the spurut of the school The Cleveland students are mughty proud of the Dads who are mem bers of the Dad s Club lf you are the Dad of a son or daughter enrolled at Cleveland whom you wush to make proud of you uoun upl 152 - - 1 I - 1 i . - , - P . , . 1 . . . . . 1 . . 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Zeuelcmd 77 iwucahm The goal of the Parents Assoclatlon of Cleveland Hugh School IS to brmg parents teachers and puplls unto a closer relatnonshnp so that they may understand more clearly each other s problems and In turn to be able to co operate more lntellugently In the achlevement of the purpose of our educational system the development of good cltlzens As a means to thus end the Assocuatlon makes Itself responsible for many projects that make It posslble to supplement the ordlnary servuces of the school When requested by the faculty nt sponsors the extracurricular actlvn tres so necessary to the full development of the pupil To mentlon only a few of :ts many octlvltles It sponsors the Sensor Party and Freshman night It sponsors a card party to ralse funds for the purchase of trophy cases Educatuon Through nts co operation with the Dad s Club where the joint efforts of both organlzatnons are needed the Parents Assoclatlon has helped to accompllsh many useful services A cordlal lnvltatlon ns extended to all parents and guardnans of Cleve land Hugh School pupils to join thus group Dr Harold Rlnesmlth Sergeant at Arms Mrs Walter Dlttrlch Recordmg Secretary Mr Emil Royco President Mrs J Mach Vlce Presldenl' Mr Al Smlth Treasurer Mrs Walter Collins Corresponding Secretary 153 ' I I , . . . . . 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