Cleveland High School - Beacon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)
- Class of 1958
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S .,'. fi, , -3 .K pr. .f.,, ....- f ' v 'ssl -'.' In 1 no-gg 9' ,- ,c,s.1 .,. A .-' , All 1 'IL' 1 --nl '.v- .'..'lg Q' .' .!. its ' 1- ' ni - P .ul I lQ.' k'lo.. ' s 2 .4 . J-': -I ' I f. .'.g'.-.1 , In-1. , s, a - .- . 1.-lf..-D 'U' 32.1 i.'.' '. -1' . . N ox. 21 ' f -' . 1... lf. , ,i.. A ' v. ., .,5.,. ff' 1.'v:.':' .1 ,' r n ' t C I v P I 1 ' u I l wr..-..g. , .. gn- 1 1 . -. .J 35. .-,, ., - -:'.-5: .. ' ' .-'Lo'o' . a' '1' ' N' ---, - 8fs, .'-3 -fs: n'u s- gn' .',', ' . J..-4 .-13. nhfialgazzrnn . ,uh- ' fu' . .fl l'.'.. '- ' 1 .,-r,-.-fr., 1 - P - at aiu..-:f.:Q..s.-.. . o :.-'. iff '..' ' ' . 'rf -if-'-.'xf .'. -1, fl ,..jZ.. 'fn' ,-. I -.-.,.f, hr of Q'-., .,, .fy g'-Z, - . .-. . - 1 .v, ,ul . . -4 -f 1 ,'..f-1 - --- c'.' -Q ' s r- 4 .--12,11 '- '-lnf'+ . . ., J -4, ', ' 1 a'.-,1'.c. - - -' '. ' ,'J'.'. .. ,.. -,-.-I, , -od. ,a. ,...-. ' , . 4 , , 1 . ' ,..-. - .f-, . . : -.5 .lx 'np .tt .An 1 J I K H . 0 ' - '-1 x , 1 0, :f,,,,g,,.c,:6,..43i,,v . . . .f ,- 1 . . , f A ,,,5eg,.z-.'--- - f,-gggv .,. 14 Z8 QEQCOVL ..... OVW' may le Sfwfmfj MW ff , Mil fcilirwz Wm . . - -. . -, ev. 0... ,Q , .-. Offmza, mom '- U --. .,.' I U- .., 1- --'-,G -'-.. .- .'g.... ---.': . . . , .,.. 1 ,f,4 . .'..- 1' CRROLE STOCK 2 W, I9 8 In recent years the study of the weather has be- come of greater and greater importance to the people of the world. More accurate and longer forecasts are made possible with each new discovery or invention. Mfwldtlmf ZW jim l ' - - . s' .- - . vs a.. an . -1 ' , 1 fn... I My 1 X .2:f,1if?igTfQ'ffI5jii ?,'?fFli'fi?i5i. ff ic? ' ' W f6a QJ . Q -..:.:..u.? ., - ' 0 1 5 ' x2 l M . gg ' , 5 :5?53iiPf1Qf'5, A off f l fjyl' , ff! ff' ' '::.1,. is c ffl lf ,fr G pf Xl ibecbca fiom To the scientists of the International Geophysical Year who through united effort, to learn more about the world in which we I are, by the use of rockets, missles and satellites, learning many facts the vast unknown which contains our earth, we, the Senior Classes and Beacon Staff of l958, proudly dedicate this issue of the Beacon. Scientists of twelve nations are seeking the solutions to the countless mysteries involving the weather. They are tirelessly probing into the numerous questions which as yet have no answers 'r I S 1 a ' - ,. a '. 1.- 'Q-' . I .. n.. . . guy' 1... ,. X' . 1 ' fo v . , . .:,n, , au' . . ., -- a. ' U' ,Q :IN ' :N of ,.0.0-u .-' 'Z' '. -:'-- -311. 'O' il' ' W -..:, vw ....' . - eatin. 1:5 .-ns. ' -n F, :f'.,'i',.': I 0 sfrflfs .,.,.-I. A .N g 3,615.3 A x .lfi ,ing 'qu Q 1' 11 . ffm .'-H X '.'o 0 u -' ' Q I 156 ' -0, 1 l l i : C M '31' igfliiiii'-5 l GJ W . W . .. . Ufillw f ',.- -.., J Wi C x ni ,. s BARBARA EQKENFELS ,fix 3 OV8 lfU0lf' current Since scientists all over the world have united during the school year, l957-l958, in an effort to discover and reveal the secrets of the planet on which we live and its relationship to the vast environment in which it rotates, and since this project constitutes one of the many fields of endeavor in which many of us are now training ourselves to carry on, the Beacon Staff feels that the International Geophysical Year affords an h t'vities which have occurred excellent background for the portrayal of t e ac I ' ' h t ear. The Beacon Staff sincerely hopes that this at Cleveland in t e pas y faculty and student body will look favorably upon and enjoy this, the 1958 Beacon. h ened to the world a Qlimpse into the Satellites ave op- I threshold of space, These explorers of outer space will transfer f the heavens by radio and electronic waves. This the secrets o I . information will be used when man, and not his instruments, travels th rough space. L. . C1 w--.... - -i , -. ..,.:,... 'S 'X ,r . ., ,s ., , . '- T.: -f:-f'.T'.- :-A , :Q-5':-. 1:1-14 .1--as -er - - -- DAN SLHIELE Gnzfenlfa ADMINISTRATION ..... SENIORS ....................... ADVISORY GROUPS PUBLICAT I IONS ......... OROAN IZATIONS ..... ATHLETICS ............ ACTIVITIES ......... One of the most publicized activ't' ternational C 7 I5 59 87 93 .....,.II7 ......I47 I ies of the In- eophysical Year was the launching of the space satellites, marking man's first conquest of space. Pictured here is the Ex I p orer I, launched on Jan- uary 3I, I958. 1 -Vs.-.5 in 434' wx VCL, I -x-,,.4.i Q .1 GERGS 3 3' 5551-1-Qilfffq .- -Jm runmpsuu S TF ++ 1 . ,pt +9 O lyigwffffff w 0'Mlg?iojE++'Z- J M M! X0 + Wy diff? 15 MJ, .fgcfminidralflfon 5 Co-operation between nations, as illustrated here, is vital to the success of the International Geophysical Year. Scientists from twelve nations have united with no purpose if of conquest or aggrandizement. They share with their com- 0 , rades from other land , their data and discoveries: their equip- ment and sup 'e ' nd, perchance, their hardships. 4' ' 4- J 740 'l +++ 0 ae + 0 4-4, J +G' rf 6. ,gr Q5-:gg + ogy? Si! 5,2yi-4, H-a5,+'l' bafx Q ,vZ'3'+ W, . aug-00+ 6 +0 -l' if tj. Pl1L1llS Kelir-es rzfncipa Arthur J. Svoboda Principal of Grover Cleveland High School f5:5l:5f6LlfLf Mine! oz A George K. Meinhardt Assistant Principal of Grover Cleveland High School Fern lvl. Oestereich Assistant Principal of Grover Cleveland High School ju Memoriam Miss Marie Mulholland Miss Florence C. Knepper f, M aww If lfanfmi Mrs. Alvina R. Gumbrill Miss Hazel L. Tompkins C. F. Kincaid Earl H. Myer Mr. Billy Almond Mr. Ralph Ballin Mr. Robert Beckerle Miss Margaret Boland Mr. Irvin Breidert Mr. Carl Briggson Miss Constance Brown Miss Marie Brown Miss Bessie Campbell Mr. E. Carlson Mr. Ray Cliffe Miss Ruth Dolan Mr. Herald M. Doxsee Mr. James Elliott Miss Louise Erbe Miss Edna Fisse Miss Margaret Fleming Mr. M. R. Gallup Mr. George Garoian Mr. George Giessow Miss Lelia Gunther Mrs. Wilma Haid Mr. William Hall ii. ZYMM, Mr. A. H. Hellmich Miss Harriot Hoffman Mr. E. E. Hutzel Mr. Earl Jansen Miss Karin Jansson Mr. James Julian Mr. William Justice Miss Hazel Kellogg Mr. Ralph R. Kirn Miss Margaret Knight Miss Dena Lange Miss Charlotte Lewis Miss C. L. Mann Miss M. l. Mann Mr. Lawrence Mantese Mr. Charles P. Marchesseault Miss Margaret McCann Miss Myrtle McGee Miss Jessie McLean Mr. Pete Mercurio Miss Emma D. Michel Mrs. Mildred Miller Mr. Tom Mintle Z8 ,?6LClfLAg Mr, Carlton Nebel Mr. John Noon Miss C. O'Connor Miss Charlotte Pope Miss Esther Rahmoeller Miss M. Randolph Mrs. Patricia W. Reinis Miss Evelyn Robinson Mrs. Ethel Ross on leave of absence Mr. J. Rothermich Miss Erma Schroeder Mr. E. Schueneman Mr. John Simpson Mr. Edward Snider Miss Violet Stanton Mr. Richard Terman Mrs. Shirley Theodore Miss E. Waddock Mr. David Waggoner Mr. Robert Waggoner Mr. Karl Ware Mr. Charles Wetmore Mr. R. C. White Mrs. Ethel Wilson Mrs. Carolyn Wostenholm DOCTOR AND NURSE Hugh J. Wittwer, M.D. Miss Opal Masters, R.N. BOOK CUSTODIAN Mr. Robert J. Davisson OFFICE Miss Mary M. Blazicek Mrs. Lois P. Bretz Miss Zella Lee Hoffman Miss Boland directs traffic. Friendly Persuasion. jacngly in sxgclfzfon The Asst. Administrators administrate the Senior Administrators. Mr. Meinhardt fills a responsible position. These are teachers 'Moose scores again ? ? ? P 9 -rr, ki Q 5, . ... ',g.,.g,. r .-. -. - 4, . . ,. - -, , .,-' .. ' 0 . - -, .-Y, --.. -- . J. . . ,.,, Q: ' -.',D '-J -, --',',-. ta . 2 ,',u. . . , f ,ui I.'.'5,','.'7, ':.:f:,'Z1 . :'. ,' ' ' ' . ' r , :f:.4-.,g,.- - -. ',, . r-1: s, ' -'.,1,:, a ,-.,..gA.,'-'. ' xg ,:. .15 QUIET-,,v.1,!'!'1f1.95,, .3 ,g:37:,:1,,: T , ,I N -. gc' A: ., I-. . ' ' 1 1, IRL? 3: -, 7 1c533i, '.- a :fs '95 ,' Q-:'f5'-V'-'-r H' x' ' ' v 1 a'g-'E-Y, ,'f'if 12-'1'-iff . in it . ' id 'Th' lrilhsix- ..k:'-is 2 Y Y Q 1 Q- ', r - '1-1' -J. , H . N ' , f I I .' .' '-- V ,Q H' fl'- l, - -- ' .1.1. ', 1 ',L'.-'12, - , . V .Rv . . .' .. . R. 1 endow Oceanography is the study of the seas, oceans and the life in them. Skin diving is one of the ways that man penetrates the depths to discover the mysteries of the seven seas. This is one of the important fields of the International Geophysical Year of I957-l958. Bam limbs -.-,. ,p..L ra. 11- .Z I9 8 .gznior CKHAZSQ5 Happiness isn't something you experience, it is something you remember. As you turn the pages of this book now and in the future, faces and events pictured here will recall for you the many happy hours you spent in Cleve- land High School. lt is our hope that not only the happiness will be remembered, but also the lessons you learned in the class rooms, in athletic and other events, and in your associations with each other, As you Seniors leave us, may our motto- Honesty, lndustry, Loyalty, Courtesy -be an integral part of your thought and being. MJ KKLZJZS of January 79 8 ROLAND HAWKINS Key Club, Letterman's Club: O. C1 B. Press Representative Tennis, Z Lettersg Swim Team: 4 Lettersg 5 Academic C PrincipaI's Cabinet, President Class of January, l958. FRANCES MOLNAR Webster Hayneg Novelty Band, Orchestra, Senior Choir, Secre- tary, Sp. Music Per., Drum Majorette, l Letter: Girls' Swimming, Athletic Award, Ping Swim Team, Medalg Aca- demic C , Football Maidg Principal's Cabinet, Vice-Presi- dent, Class of January, 1958. cfm, Umm Roland Hawkins .......,.. President Frances Molnar Vice-President Diane Gmerek ............ Secretary Ken Zweifel .............. Treasurer Pat Howard ................ Treasurer Richard TheTn ...................... . ...... 1 .......... Sergeant-At-Arms CKCLIM l0OlfLf5Olf'5 Miss Boland Mr. Ballin X C 0455 Woffo Attempt Not, Accomplish Not Cfddd Q OM Wedgewood Blue C1 White JUNE BECK D.E. Clubg Pep Clubg A Cappellag Senior Choirg Spa, Music Per.5 Academic l JOHN BERG Artcraftg Art Awa rdsg Beacon Art Staff. CKCLZSI5 of !0LlfZflfL6LI y 79 8 SANDRA AVERY CHARLES BAIRD Pep Clubg Majorettes, Letter, Presidentg Sp, Music Per.g Service Award. s 2 l WALTER BECKER BARBARA BEQUETTE Lettermen's Clubg Track Teamg Football. BETTY BECKER Pep Club: Press Rep.g A Cappellag Senior Choirg Sp, Music Per.: Basket- ballg Volleyball. WILLIAM BLASBERC Boys' Bowlingg Letter- men's Clubg Baseballg Basketballg 2 Academic C's g O. C1 B., Business Managerg Student Coun- cil 5 l RUTH BLOCK D.E. Club, Sec.g Artcraftg Club Espanol: Pep Club, Sec., Pres.g Roller Skat- ingg Girls' Tennisg Bea- con Art Staff EARL BORNEMANN TOM BROOKS Leti'ermen's Clubg Bas- ketballg Footballg Track Team. PAULINE DEDNAM gfdfifil of Januar 79 8 CAIL BORESI Pep Clubg A Cappellag Sr. Choir? Sp. Music Per. JERRIE COLLINS Ice Skatingg Webster Hayne, Sec.g Pep Club: Majoretfeg A Cappellag Dancingg Roller Skatingg Speech Act.g Service Award. ELLEN JEAN BOYDEN Pep Clubg Dancingg I Academic C g Student Council. Cl-IARLENE CRAM ER aa . W W. , Haw? S ,gwgwaw aw .vias-was .- , www-W af.. ,, , 5 f2ffaiw1a1.gsf Q M Y J wi: .... ..,::,,.w.a,.. 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Clubg Pep Clubg A Cappella: Senior Choir: Basketballg Hiking: Girls' Tennis. 3 WAYNE DRDA Boys' Bowling: A Cap- pellag Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.: 2 Academic CHQ Ist Place in Na- tional Math. Test. JAMES EASTON ROBIN EHLERS A Cappellag Sp. Music Per. CVM 0 MW I9 8 M I I ... I , zz. .. -.. ..,. ...Q . ,. A . . :gasagmf1i.w's.fi5.l?2IeLi will . ' , 2'grayzfaffneeiwyigfifiiygifu, . N : ' - '.: ':5'7i5 : : - .9i:l':3::5'..'1. 1 T52 5553 -752 7 'JI lk' 'ggi my w l'1cfa,:2-l'3f.f.Pmutt: fr . I A 11.5 - 112. R-T'-X 'r7sriAi -- I ' :,' '. ' ' 'T 2 A I :ge e W ig . H i : rr-, v glsiscdx ' .LL . . . ,qi , I 22 .64 ifi wl 1 1 if ' f ,. mfelgssgi we-'Ye-.fZ.Q,A.., f 'L . alfiff-'fAf5l-if Piggy: ,. 1: - '-Zigi ' if' fn 5' L. .1 fi -1W...1f:,f1sfW L,,.v.1a..fgr. wi .i-...iz .I . Qvygfagw555il.+'?K,g:5Irgfegi?sfflQs45sg1Qg?f - Wg' f' - ,Heyy-f.'g 'Nw' ' Ukfliiiiizif g . Iiixf'3li':'i-I 4-im: 1-If Qi.: -- -eg,-ifsyzxasiil,'gaigggy RONALD FAUSS Audio Visual Clubg Service Pin Award. ALAN FREIERMUTH Audio Visual Clubg A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.g Sr. Choir: Inter. Choirg B Team Baseballg B Team Basketballg Varsity Bas- ketballg Track Teamg O. E1 B. s M ,gs Q Wai if I It-fllfi I WWQSX fl-f g f .. .TL Qavgzlka' M SHERRY EICKHOFF Press Rep.g Sr. Choirg Sp. Music Peng Bowlingg Girls' Tennisg Volleyballg Student Council. KAY EMMEN DORFER GENE FIEDLER JOY FISCHER Pep Club: D.E. Club EMILY GABRIELSON WILLIAM GAITSKILL A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Audio Visual Clubg Rifle Club Roller Skatingg Girls' Tennisg Radio Club. Service Award. .k gig 'rw iklsa af:-,ze li as Wim xgfulgbak-IQ? ,I I I W J 'E g new we 73,91 Wig ' . '7 ' M, ,gs ag- 5 .L 5 . 2 f-, ' afifsfiff T.. f file? .. '-H an ' ' 'ff ' f,Si.z:iEi7w'wS'Lbi.,i'Vi rig AQSMWT i -...-5:.?5gai.!::5s5m-aaa.. . J' -A -si 9252-iiiiefiiwiwvIz.Q,-'fiflil Viifliffri-5 A .gfiifliff .fvsgis pp-fx 5 qwwgwf -.1 5539 :4 ,5ggs..gf:::fx.,.M e .cm-w 3. l:ff'iI i'f..:.f.L1..i 'L 1 1 - , ' I I ' 1- . - ' I - 1 ' , .55 J.f-Valfift f-n2lWQ,QgfS?fg'f TT 1 ' ..:if:i.Q 55Li,'.,..1i..f 'mf 1. ie 1'f.:1?'fgQ1'i5VSa f,gioiga2LSiQr41' '-901 if A .wi in I I I' I 'K ,ma swam . we . gh I- Saw-I if I I Q E Staff. MARY GAITSKILL Artcraftg Orchestrag Sp. Music Per.g Girls' Tennisg Beacon Art GAIL GELDMEIER I Webster Hayneg Jr. Choirg Madrigal Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Basketball: Bowlingg Hockeyg Leadersg Play Dayg Roller Skat- ingg Softball: Speedballg Girls' Swimming: Girls' Tennisg Track and Fieldg Volleyballg Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Trophy: Student Council. f 'ii V.: ' ' hiig-f iz' f ,giifws ff. . f afimx I cm 0 awww f Cf 398 DIANE GMEREK A Cappella, Sr. Choir, Sp. Music Per., Volleyball, Girls' Tennis, Sec'y, Class of January '58, 4 Academic C s, Art Awards, Beacon Art Staff, Principal's Cabinet, Student Council. 1 . we 5. W, , me fa, .aka . f.,,' MARTHA GUMPERT JUDY GUARDADO A Cappella, Librarian, Sr. Choir, Sp. Music Per., Speech Activities. 3525535 - ' 233214 1 . ' l 55?-Illlf ' .4 . .. .Mm -i. aww.. .... . - .4 if Q lls l sei.-. '21, . ,3- Press Rep., Rifle Club, Pep Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, A Cap- pella, Librarian, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Softball, Speedball, Girls' Tennis, Volleyball. BETTY HEAD Artcraft, A Cappella, Sr. Choir, Sp. Music Per., Student Council. DIANA HAMMER Artcraft, A Cappella, Sr. Choir, Sp. Music Per.: Roller Skating. JOAN HEISELE Basketball, Speedball, Girls' Tennis, Girls' Swimming, Vol- leyball, Student Council. X If 4' CHARLES HAWKER History Club, Pres., Key Club, Vice-Pres., Letterman's Club, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Tennis Team, l Letter, Track Team, Swim Team, l Letter, 4 Academic C s, O. 5 B., Business Mgr., Service Award. CAMILLE HELDMANN Press Rep., Pep Club, A Cap- pella, Sr. Choir, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Cheer Lead- ers, Hockey, Leaders, Softball, Speedball, Track and Field, Vol- leyball, Girls' Gym Team, Stu- rlent Council. EMELIA HELDMANN Pep Club, A Cappella, Sr. Choir, Sec'y, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Cheer Leaders, Co- Capt,, 2 Letters, Hockey, Lead- ers, Softball, Speedball, Track and Field, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Girls' Gym Team, Football Maid '54, Football Queen '57-'58, Student Coun- cil. MARY ANN HELDMANN Pep Club, Sr. Choir, Sp. Music Per., Basketball, Cheer Leaders, Co-Capt., 2 Letters, Hockey, Leaders, Softball, Speedball, Track and Field, Volleyball, Girls' Gym Team, Athletic Award, Pin, Basketball Maid '55, Student Council. Cfma of January 7958 PATRICIA HOWARD DONALD JAFFKE Press Rep.g Pep Clubg Senior Audio Visual Clubg Club Espa- Choirg A Cappellag Sp. Music nolg Rifle Club. Per.g Basketballg Hockeyg Girls' Tennisg Volleyballg Basketball Maid--'55g Principal's Cabinetg Student Councilg Treasurer, f Class of Jan.. '58, k'f' I . . ,. FRANCIS KADLEC t isir CAROLE KEYE5 Sp. Basketball Maid '57g Sp. - - --. 1: .Hs ,.., 2 3. stissifqgggifstgawjgai . l y Football lVlaId '57 , F 0 ot ba l l -sw 'wr qliigg i-I . . Q, 5 .gh MW fi,,..Tf. Nlald '56. ag. fu- I If u as 1. gif' 5133. f f I S .. :,'. ipzz1Taa1 ' .. -- ' ,. I if I-iii 3 W Yi 5 in If N, E .. .iiiir Q ,..:. ,A , -:.i. . -.,,..,,,-- .,.. ' '--- - Z JOHN KIEFNER MARGIE KINCAID Key Clubg Sp. Speech Act. A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Basketball Maid '56g Co-Editor O. C1 B. BETTY KIRK BEVERLY KLINE Club Espanolg Roller Skating. Artcraftg A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Dancing: Girls' Tennis: Beacon Art Staff: Academic I BEVERLY KLUGESHERZ JOYCE KOPFENSTEINER A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.: A Cappellag Senior Choirg Sp. Roller Skatingg Girls' Tennisg Music Per.g Girls' Swimming. Pep Club. I I CALM ofjanmary 79 8 RANDOLPH KOSSMANN CAROL KRATKY Bandg Concert Band: Sp. Music A Cappellag Senior Choirg Sp. Per.g Asst. Bus. Mgr. Beacon Music Per.g Basketballg Bowl- '57g Beacon Bus. Staff '58. ingg Hockeyg Softball' Volle Y V' ballg Athletic Award, Pin, and Certificateg Student Council. RONALD LAKE Letterman's Clubg Biology Club: A Cappellag Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.: B Team Basket- Sp ballg Football, Letterg Speech Act. HELEN LEEK Ice Skatingg Press Rep.g Web- ster Hayneg A Cappellag Senior x I I L, DAVE LANGE Boys' Bowlingg Concert Band .5 l Baseball, Jr. Varsityg B Team 1 'f' h,f-s fl .wr K 19' i. LS.. 1 Foofballz Student Council if 1-1--Z rr.' or A I ugwef. - -Zf '4' i ,QM viffwiiye ww rfb? S53 at Wa? ax-in 2 fi fziigee-X iaiiig wg was R fue?-We wget JIM LOVINS 'ff' 5 If ta545Artcraftg A Cappellag Senior Choir, Pres.: Sp. Music Per.: Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Hikingg Roller Skatingg Girls' Swim- rningg Girls' Tennisg Athletic Award, Pin, Letterg Pep Clubg Academic C g Sp. Speech Act. DIANA LUNNEMANN Pep Club. It 4 1:-3'lp ri3 ifria- -I 533-x A V' A -226 AK PW?fs5f?f5'..l-74.lfi7'Qf: 3?-57'f5'ffs57'?'?'i.ZFEH+'T'f'f't . .,- M , 4 si V I fa v fm .L . , :ef ' , L- f, f f -,wi liars Himsa-.15 .135 up A .5 , i n- , :.-'4M3.1i7'f'?'iV'fTv' ' .:. '2 , 1 ,. :QW f2ti?'i3T?'V'fi-TV -1 if - 1.-,f eifizg Qi: ' 1uu,g.. ff ' . K, ref- - .- M,-.. ' .sv f. 1 I V , 'v 'i!:AS:42-mg -eg riff, - 2 ..S,: Lj' ' ug-:3g':,, ti ' Qing. V- .. V 1 PENINA MENENDEZ Webster Hayne, Vice-Pres.g tw tw Q if av--,ff. . ,ez a I LARRY MOECKEL Beacon Art Sta ff. JACK McNALLY Baseball. Treas., O. G B. Reporterg Drama Club, Vice-Pres.: Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Hikingg Roller Skatingg Girls' Swimmingg Pep Clubg 2 Academic C g Girls' Stateg Sp. Speech Actg Service Award, Bronze Pin. Boys' Bowlineg Band: Senior, Choir: Baseballg Student Coun- cilg Service Award. 2 I 641:55 of january 79 8 JUDY MOORE Basketballg Roller Skat- ingg Girls' Tennisg Vol- leyball. JOY MOTT A Cappellag Senior Choirg S . Music Per.' Basket D f ' ballg Bowlingg Hiking, Roller Skating 3 Softball Volleyballg Bowling Tro- KAY OLDENDORPH RONALD OSBORNE JUDY MUELLER Club Espanolg Webster Hayneg Pep Clubg Roller Skating. phy- MARILYN MUELLER A Cappellag Sp. Music Peng Dancingg Softball: 'Academic C g Co- Ed- itor O. G B. Bowlingg Girls' Tennisg Volleyballg Sp. Football Maid '57g Student Coun- cil JANET OTTO Pep Clubg Basketballg Girls' Tennisg A Cappellap Senior Choir. JAMES PAREY JANET RAPP Basketball3Tennis Teamg A Cappella: Sp, Music J Student Council. Per. BEVERLY PARADISE A Cappellag Jr. Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Basketballg Bowlingp Roller Skating: Softballg Bowling Trophy. 5 JO ANN ROMIKE F.T.A.g Concert Band Letterg A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Basketballg Hockeyg Roller Skating: Speedballg Girls' Tennisg Volleyballg Beacon Staff. 5 64455 ofdanmarg 79 8 JOHN RENNER RUSSELL RILEY 5 , 4 i SHIRLEY ROSS LA VONNE ROTH D.E. Clubg A Cappellag Senior Choir g Junior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Basketball g Roller Skat- ing: Vollevballg Pep Club. ' r JUDY ROSENOW Club Espanol: Ice Skat- ingg Pep Clubg Roller Skafingg Volleyball. PATRICIA ANN RUSSELL Orchestrag A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.: Hikingg Basketballg Volleyballg Academic C. E I MARlLYN SHERRER STEPHANIE SCHINDLER JUDITH SHAEFFER Basketballg Bowlingg Stu- dent Council. f 2 5 5 R mo 0 awww 79 ROBERT SCHNEIDER HERBERT SCHWEIGER VIRGINIA SKIDMORE DONALD SPRUELL ROBERT STANGE Press Rep.g Bowlingg Girls' Ten- Audio Visual Clubg Boys' Bowl- nis: VOIIQYIJSIIZ O- 5' B- ingg Radio Clubg Orchestra. BERNARD STEVER EUGENE TANNER LOUIS TESSMER Concert Band: Orchestrag Sp, Track Teamg Academic G Music Per. I 5 I 5 RICHARD THIEN BARBARA THOMPSON Letterman's Clubg Varsity Base- Ice Skatingg Webster Hayneg baseball, two Iettersg'PrincipaI's Pep Glubg A Cappellag Senior Gabinetg Sgt. at Arms, Class of Choirg Sp. Music Per.: I-likingg Jan. '58g Student Gouncilg Sgt. Roller Skatingg Student Council, at Armsg Football Maid Escort. l 3 ROBERT VENN 3066 of Januar? FAITH TINSLEY BARBARA WEAKS BARBARA WERCES Press Rep,g Basketballg Hikingg Pep Club ROSEMARY WILEY Press Rep.g Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per,3 C.R.A., O, C1 B. Reporter: Vollevball. JANE VAVRA l ALTALEE WEBER Pep Clubg Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Hiking: Roller Skafingg Volleyballg F.T.A. E KENNETH ZWEIFEL Key Clubg Press Rep.g Concert Bandg Hi-Fi'sg A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g 6 Academic C g Boys' Stateg Principal's Cabinetg Harvard Bookg Treas., Class of Jan. '58. Kfdfffif O! y6LlfLlfL6LIf'y 7 FRANK BOHAC MIHCAEL FORRESTEL CLENNON KENNEDY Boys' Bowlingg Sr. Choirg Sp. Music Per. SANDRA KLAAS Club Espanolg Sr. Choirg Bowl- ingg Basketballg Roller Skatingg Girls' Tennisg Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, 2 Bowling Trophies. ROBERT MORGAN DONALD MYLES ART STRATMANN DAVE SULLIVAN EDWARD CAN N HARRY MARSH KENT REDEKER RAY WEDBUSH annul? endow n!0er!vLfiife5 Row One: Pat Howard, Kay Oldendorph, Kay Emmendorter, Carol Kratky, Mary Ann Heldmann, Camille Heldmann, Emelia Heldmann, LaVonne Roth, Barb Werges. Row Two: Joyce Kopfensteiner, Pat Russell, Mary Beth Caitskill, Judy Mueller, Virginia Skidmore, Fran Molnar, Judy Schaeffer, Betty Head, Diana Hammer, Emily Cabrielson, Janet Rapp. Row Three: Diane Cmerek, Judy Guardado, Jim Easton, Jim Lovins, Dave Lange, Bob Snyder, Charles Hawker, Bob Venn, Ray Wedbush, Gail Celdmeier, Sherry Eichott. Row Four: Frank Bohac, Larry Moeckel, Wayne Drda, Ken Zweifel, Rich Thien, Randy Kossman, Ed Gann, Russell Riley, Dave Sullivan, Don Myles, Fran Kadlec, Tom Brooks, Roland Hawkins. Roland Hawkins ...,.. .,.,.,,,,.... B est All Around ............. ................ F ran Molnar Ken Zweifel ........ ,..,... M ost Likely To Succeed ....... ................. D iane Gmerek Dave Sullivan ....., ...,..,,,,. P rettiest Smile ...,..,.. Joyce Kopfensteiner Fran Kadlec ...... ....,.,,., B est Dressed .......... ...... K ay Oldendorph Tom Brooks ,.,..,. ........,, B est Athlete ,......... ......,. C- ail Geldmeier Wayne Drda ..,..... ........,.., M ost Bashtul .......... ..,....... J udy Mueller Russell Riley ...,.,.. ...... B est Sense of Humor .... Mary Beth Caitskill Larry Moeckel ...... .....,.... B est Personality ........ ........,... P at Howard Ray Wedbush ...... .......... T allest and Smallest .......... .,......... L aVonne Roth Jim Parey ......,..... ,.,,... M ost Popular Among Boys ........ .,...... K ay Ernmendorfer Charles Hawker ..,... ............, M ost lntelligent ...,.,., ....,......., P at Russell Dave Lange .,........ ..... M ost Handsome-Prettiest ...,... ,...... D iana Hammer Jack McNally .... .,,o,..... P rettiest Eyes ............. .,..,.......... J anet Rapp Bob Snyder ........,. ,,....... P rettiest Hair ...,...... ,,...,....... B etty Head Randy Kossman ,...... ...,.,,,,... M ost Spirited ,.,,..,...... ...,,.. H eldmann Triplets Bob Venn .......... .Largest and Smallest Feet ....... ....... E mily Cabrielson Jim Lovins ......... .........,,..,,.. B est Musician ,............... ,,..... J udy Guardado Rich Thien .....,.. Most Popular Among Girls ...... ,,.... J udy Schaeffer Frank Bohac .,,.., ...,.., H eartiest Laugh ............ ......,....., C arol Kratky Don Myles ..,... ...........,,,. H appiest .............. ,,...... G inny Skidmore Ed Ciann ...... .,.... B est Skippers ........ ........ S herry Eichoff Jim Easton ...... .....,.. C utest Couple .....,. ...,,.. B arb Werges 29 I . ECAQVL fl l 0lfLl0 Row One: Rosemary Wiley, Janet Rapp, Shirley Ross, Kay Emmendorfer, Carol Kratky, Pat Howard, Betty Becker, Margie Kincaid, Janet Otto, Row Two: Diana Hammer, Virginia Skid- more, Sandra Klaas, Beverly Kline, Jerrie Collins, Sandra Avery, Judy Guardado, Faith Tinsley, Ellen Boyden. Row Three: Joan Heisele, Dave Sul- livan, Robert Stange, Robert Schneider, Gene Fiedler, Ralph Smith, William Blasberg, Art Stratmann, Pat Russell. Absent: Sherry Eickhoff. alfwww eniom Lett to Right: Beverly Kline, Bill Blasberg, Pat Russell, Pat Howard Left to Right: Roland Hawkins, Pe- nina Menendez, Camille Heldmann, Tom Brooks, Gail Geldmeier, Wayne Drda, Ken Zweifel. W. fffofifl l 0l!l!0 Row One: Penina Menendez, Pauline Dednam, Emily Gabriel- son, Betty Head, Fran Molnar, Jane Vavra, Camille Heldmann, Carole Keyes, Stephanie Schind- ler. Row Two: Donald Spruell, Ken Zweifel, Wayne Drda, Ron- ald Fauss, Ronald Osborne, Fran Kadlec, John Berg, Gail Geld- meier. Row Three: Bob Venn, Bernard Stever, Roland Hawk- ins, Charles Baird, Earl Borne- mann, Tom Brooks, Ron Lake, Dave Lange, Walt Becker, Jim Lovins. r. fgwoian A rozfrlo Row One: Geraldine Scanlan, Joy Fischer, Mary Ann Held- mann, Joyce Kopfensteiner, Martha Ciumpert, Barbara Wer- ges, Lavonne Roth, Marilyn Mueller, Emelia Heldmann. Row Two: Mary Gaitskill, Judy Mueller, Judy Rosenow, Rum Block, Judy Moore, Barbara Weaks, Bill Gaitskill, Glennon Kennedy, James Parey, Ran- dolph Kossmann, Jack McNally. Row Three: Rich Thien, Ed- ward Cann, Don Jaffke, John Renner, Ray Wedbush, Charles Hawker, James Easton, Louis Tessmer, Frank Bohac. Absent: June Beck, Helen Leek. annul? endow Left to Right: Kay Oldendorph, John Kief- ner, AI Freiermuth, Barbara Thompson, Judy Schaeffer. 7 I . HJC :J If'0lfLl9 Row One: Barbara Thompson, Gail Boresi, Barbara Bequette, Marjorie Brewster, Robin Eh- lers, Betty Kirk, Altalee Weber. Row Two: Kay Oldendorph, Judy Schaeffer, Marilyn Scher- rer, Diane Cmerek, Joy Mott, Diana Lunnemann, Beverly Par- adise, Jo Ann Romike. Row Three: Larry Moeckel, Mich- ael Foerstel, Bob Morgan, Russ Riley, John Kiefner, Kent Rede- ker, Eugene Tanner, Alan Freierrnuth, Harry Marsh. Ab- sent: Charlene Cramer, Carl Cresswell, Gil Just, Beverly Klugesherz, Donald Myles, Herbert Schweiger. Left to Right: Randolph Kossman, Mary Ann Heldrnann, Charles Hawker, Ruth Block, Marilyn Mueller, Jim Parey, Mary Gaitskill, Helen Leek, Rich Thien, Emelia Heldmann. Me? Joe Schweppe? Ugly? ? ,You carft lose! Can you? Say Cheese Ron. Our Hero -Barry Repulsive Robert. Strollin' Seniors. 4 Revenge Y KLM Offline 1958 BRUCE MILLS MARY JANE HENNEBERRY Key Club, 2nd Vice-Pres., Letter- A Cappella Choir, Librarian, Vice- man's Club, Sr. Choirg Baseball Team, Pres.: Sp. Music Per., Hiking, Pres., 3 Lettersg Basketball Team, Capt.. 3 Roller Skating, Volleyball, Vice-Pres., Letters, Pres., Class of June, l958: Class of June, 19583 2 Academic Principal's Cabinet, Pres.g Student C , Football Maid, Sp. Maidg Prin- Council, Treas,g Football Coronation, cipaI's Cabinet: Student Council, Escort. Master of Ceremonies. ' 361,555 C8l :5 Bruce Mills ................... ...................... P resident Mary Jane Henneberry ....... ........ V ice-President Sandra Bartman ........... .............. S ecretary William Rayburn ....... ............. T reasurer Marilyn Tinnea ...... ................ T reasurer Charles Hasser ..... ....................., S ergeant-at-Arms 361,515 sSj90lfL.'50l 5 Mrs. Wilson Mr. Briggson Kfma moffo Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead 646155 Q Olf'1l Royal Blue and White SANDRA BARTMAN THQMAS W :HPS-if V im' HLWM s' .-.:Es , 1 : ..,.. -52.5 t: ':::':H:?EE1 , Q9 2 E -5 it .. . 29293 1g2,Q?alEa5ssw?i4s?2m2 !2zf?f,Iifwi.:- 4-1:-:xml iw it Mgmt wig 5 ls9ifaRgys!'QQglfi,sQaS1rif25e2 23 ima - ., 9L?52l5!5gQfff2sslif'Si ,, fw'mg,g,,gZs,g,tgf?gg,,q6, ::,,, --tk ,t, 4e,fa,1ma7 fszlit W3 awdx asAssisi-sewelfwsfis H':: 'i5 ' 18z: ,7if1f5r iff'2f-5251 W' lm-ww.. is ' - gaigw-its-A -QQ v ' ' S sztiztxglfifg. 'fglliga iiffgis .. itfltslitfsfsfftzlli 33 - ,,W5eit2isgS??sf't3, sf-3 :-Hfewigg123lm?isa,sm,-ea .V T5'f?jPii iwQfKiQ5f2N2gW,fW:glWeil? Qwf:fasf'Fss?faf-iw-1ss-if y gf: ms-Q:s2?si??1g,.s' , , l W eq., , f Webster l-layneg Pep Clubg A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g G.R.A., Treas., Pres., Basketballg Dancingg Hikingg Hockey, Leaders, Play Dayg Speedballg Girls' Swim- ming, Girls' Tennisg Track and Field, Volley- ballg Athletic Award, Pin, Letter, Woman's Nat'l. lntra-Mural Volleyball and Basketball Rating, 6 Academic CU: Princi- 1 C7345 of June 1958 RAYMOND ALTEVOGT Webster Hayne, Aca- demic UC . l KAY ANKROM Senior Choir, Basketball, Bowlingg Hockeyg Lead- ers, Play Dayg Softball, Irack and Field: Vollev- ball, Athletic Award, Pin Letter. 1 pal's Cabinet, Student Council, Speech Activi- of tiesg Sec'y. Class June '58. JON BECKMAN Audio Visual Clubg Serv- ice Award. l Q l ROGER BEUC Letterman's Club: Tennis Teamg Swim Team, Co- Captaing Basketball Maid Escort. is l i KEITH BISHOP BAUMGARTNER Audio Visual Club, Let- terman's Club, A Cap- pellag Senior Choir, Sp Music Per,g M,E.N.C. Chorus and Jubilee Chor- us, Cross Country, 3 Let- ters, Track Team, l Let- ter. 5 z BOYD B ENDER Audio Visual Club, Let- terman's Clubg Band: Concert Band, A Cap- pella: Sp. Music Pei,-.3 Football,'Varsityg Track, 2 Letters. l FRED BOBBITT Audio Visual Clubg Web- ster Hayne, Swim Team. KAREEN BIBY Girls' Bowling. DONALD BUETTNER Boys' Bowlingg Senior Choirg Football, B Team. l 5 UM Ofjw 1958 JAMES BOULICAULT JACK BRIDWELL Z JOHN BURKEL Letterman's Clubg O. Er B. Press Rep.g Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Basketball B Teamg Gym Team, Capt,g Bas- ketball Coronation Es- cortg Student Council. Lettermen's Clubg A Cap- pella, Pres.g Sp. Music Per.g Tennis Teamg Swimming Teamg Stu- dent Council. l JOHN CHEELEY Drama Club, Pres.g A Cappellag Senior Choirg Madrigal Clwoirg Sp. Mu- sic Per. RONALD BUETTNER Boys' Bowlingg Football B Team. 2 1 RICHARD CIBULKA Senior Choir, Pres.: O. C7 B. Press Representative. Q DON CONSTANTINE Audio Visual Clubg O. G B. ROBERT COPPINGER Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Audio Visual. LINDA CLARK l JUDY DAVIS 620144 of June 195 BRENDA COWANS CARL CRESSWELL :EH-i? :!:.:sSi: '-: 'E Q fI ' S ., ' g,,m,,fk.i.g , wma- ,a5.,....- .. ,. E. I wf5i.i.afzai2-91.8. , . .W lee- . .cs X - firwifefsiefvisgfifsvw sf? ixleawwiiliefgsiffg I f' ' ' fs ..,W, ,... ,. JOE DE CRISTOFARO Lettermarfs Clubg A Cappellag Jr. Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Foot- bal, B Team, Varsity, 2 Let- tersg Track Team, I Letter. MICHAEL DICKUS WALLACE DITTRICH Q Audio Visual Club, Sec'yg Bandg Concert Bandg Novelty Bandg Orclwestrag Sp. Music Per.g Stu- dent Councilg Speech Activitiesg Service Awards, Pins. X .1 Hem... .Wf..,.c-f.-if .:,. - yy -fifizgcwI.1w2'iIi'.-ig. -3 , ' r- iff 3s..i5.Lf,..I u1,..rp..f...f.. .2 eff , . I S I , gszgegazi. VEcwesK..me:g,,af..15, - Hs: --w-Mali.-f..::-.5 WILLIAM DE VEYDT MARILYN DOERR Roller Skatingg Academic C. G E A X 45: 55, ,lf ' ww IE as-if an mm ,!'ld'Il' ..,,,, , . I Q 'E:'fF5f'ii I- ' .,T4l: ii' ' E .. m m. mw a h f-- I.- .. Wim gi .. Q 5 as s I -was ' i . ,... , rm I ix. gas 62,34 - ,, . 11.5faz:1L,wi.egit2.::esg:22..s.4 L, is ,,.. .wi .WrQg,w.,.,,fiWK I M. 321,51 5 XE 25535 if L2 l I .gWgg,s,.fM.a, cw :ff-S:-ffcaaife-w-1'sw..i-:Size fm. ,,,, ffu? ?:' -- .yr . f-1.::.m-,1if:2z,rS:f,.az ' I fr Q- ' . M ' , ,..3: ,1,f9gg,... f,e2i-:wg ' 3- swinfff-f 1-95.51.-ewg, -if V K 1. WILLIAM DREBES ROBERT EB BLER :M L, . N n . A Press Rep.g 3 Academic C. Rifle Club. I gi- 'C yfE'fu25 ' ,Qil5fiYj'f1i,,2i?i- ails-,i'fii1if?'.i ig., in -,ni X. ff 1 s:J3ss ..im-uszviir: 4. L - ?:5:E'Sm,- j fs: 5:1-wqg5-1.f,-- 1, 5' . sfiiln 1' .-lfswrrkw wqsaf, ., . -if V,-ff+if'?.L mwzigl' -- 7 .avr izizmi : .:-:v2.':..-: ' -' : :s' ,5,-em? -I--Qi-fisvkriffiiwk: .1f'fi-'11.Q,:vs, 'V ..., as w e , ,, fi ' : ,f.: w .sfff..1,-iw X .,.. .,. - , ----- 5 ,..-35 gin'-1:-e.,--.law sf 1-.az1g,,1k,:L 1 1 -5 + as 4 In fi . Q .22 ., Q si Q F is 5, L, ff- 2 -.BHS .S 5 ,K ,155 S85 M I ,Q 1.1, 2-I5 K, EI s .s ,Q S 9 I2 S. in 1 S: Q HF A 3 rw 6 S' ,S is K vs 2592 E so .ag f L 2 w MM .I ,LH , I I W 3 S24 f I 5 Sis 1- E E1 WSF ff? M ,I K. . as ms? was 'rfzlfbif I .E'a-seine ,M-w,w,x Cfcm ofyvufw I9 8 Service Awards. KEN EBNER MARY JO ECKERLE Audio Visual Club. PFGSVC KEY Club Espanol: Basketball: Play Club, Pres.. Tr2BS.3 Press RED-Z Day: Roller Skating: Academic Beacon Stattg Student Councilg C , X S FRANK EISMANN JOHN ELLERBRACHT DON ELLERBUSCH Audio Visual Clubg A Cappella. 3 Academic C g Beacon Staff. JOHN FABSITS SHIRLEY FEARS LIONEL FEENEY A Cappella: Senior Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Volleyball. l 3 5 DEANNA FEICENBUTZ O. G B. Press Ren.: PeD Club? Safety Council: GR A.: Volley- ball: Academic C : Special Basketball Maid. Coronation '573 Student Council Rep.: Senior Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Beacon Staff. Bowling. JUDY FIOCK f A ---- . 7 gl ,,Vyig'z4-f'z5'Q 'iii'-l'Cf I' i'5Q5i'A iYFii,2?'Q5Lj:35gi:ig5g:Qi?2?g,, 2355 ., .1 , , :.. ' ' 4.5gf.i:Q Q . S315 - iz l ifE'r,iS:Aj.3l ??f iiiiff' f- Lf'V1' fWWifi:V-Sifiiiif23,Z-5'?P ?f,f?1-'Yi,' S K J EANNETTE FREDERICH D.E. Club, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per.g Volleyball. JOAN FRIEDMAN Basketball, Bowling, Dancingg Hockey, Girls' Tennis, Volley- ballg Athletic Award, Pin. SUSAN GAUGEL D.E. Clubg Roller Skating. S 2 2 CKGLSJ5 O! JULVLQ 79 8 PHYLLIS FOWLER GUS FRANK Pep Clubg A Cappella, Senior Letterman's Club, Baseball, 3 Choir, Sp. Music Per., Service Letters, Cross Country, Co- Award. Captain, l Letter. c l . ir 5 . i BERNARD GISSY ART GROPPE udlo Visual Club Service wards. DONALD FREUKES A . . 2 A ROBERT GARDNER Letterman's Club: A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Track Team, 3 Letters, Swim Team, 2 Letters. JOHN GIESELMAN 2 a 5 CHARLES HASSER Letterman's Clubg Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per.: Baseball, 3 Let- tersg Basketball, Varsity, 3 Let- ters, Boys' Stateg Football Maid Escort, O. Er B. Editor, Princi- paI's Cabinetg Student Council, Sgt.-At-Arms: Class of June, l958, Sgt.-At-Arms. JUDY HAWKINS A Cappellag Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating: Softballg Volley- ballg Principal's Cabinet, Stu- dent Council, Sec'y. BARRY HERR Baseballg Basketball, Mgr.: Football, Mgr., 3 Letters, Let- terman's Club, 2 Academic C g Beacon, Editor, Sports Editor, Principal's Cabinet. 3 Student Council. Concert Bandg Bowling, Girls' CVM ofyvme 1958 ROBERT HALLER KAREN HANSON Tennisg Track and Field: Aca- demic C , BARBARA HAUKAP D.E. Club: Sharp Shooters: Pep Club: Softball. ROY HENRICH Artcraftg 'Art Awards: Beacor Art Staff. i DOROTHY HINCH A Cappella, Sp. Music Per.: Basketball, Bowling, Roller Skating, Volleyballg Academic C g Student Council. 3 i GEORGIA HITTLER ELMER HOENIG Band: Concert Bandg Novelty Bandg Sp. Music Per.g Student Council. I I 670454 of June 7958 FRED HOFER ROBERT HOLLOWAY Audio Visual Clubg Webster Hayneg A Cappellag Sp. Music Per. I I ELIZABETH HOMMERT Pep Clubg A Cappellag Roller Skating. i I JOAN IVES BETTY HUNTINGTON Bandg Concert Bandg Sp. Music Per.g Hockeyg Girls' Swimming. WALTER ILLERT Audio Visual Clubg Key Clubg Webster Hayneg Drama Clubg 6 Academic C : Speech Ac- tivities: Harvard Book Award. - s I I I JACKIE JOHNSON WESLEY JOHNSON Sharp Shootersg Concert Band: Rifle Club. Sp. Music Per.g Basketballg Bowling: Volleyball: Music Awardg Academic C . C-EORC-IANNA HOOVER DON JAMES Letterman's Clubg Basketball B Team: Football, B Team Varsity: Track Team, B' Team, 2 Lettersg Student Coun- cil I Q CAROLYN KEIM 3 5 LYN DA KLATT Pep CIub'g Senior Choirg Sp. Music Pe'r.g Volleyballg 2 Aca- demic C. ' 5 E vine Cfcwa of 1958 JOSEPH JUDKINS MARY JO KASPAR Audio Visual Club, Sec'yg Key Basketballg Bowling, Hockeyg Club: Orchestra, I Letterg Aca- Leaclersg Girls' Swimming: Girls' demic C, Tennisg Volleyball: Athletic Award, Ping Student Council. VIRGINIA KETTLER A Cappellag Senior Choirg Bas- ketball, Mgr., Bowling, Sec'y, Treas.g Hiking, Hockeyg Lead- ersg Play Dayg Roller Skatingg Softballg C-irls' Tennis, Mgr.g Track and Field, Volleyball, Athletic Award, Pin, Letterg 4 Academic C g Beacon Staff. PATRICIA KIRKPATRICK Music Per, E F ROBERT KOHEN ROBERT KOEHR Basketball Maid Escort. A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. 5 S Q A Cappellag Senior Choir: Spl PATRICIA KENNY ERWIN KLEINHANS Audio Visual Clubg Senior Choirg Sp, Music Per., Football, B Team. 64445 of june 7 9 FRANK KOLLINGER Boys' Bowlingg Webster Hayneg Football, B Teamg Track Teamg Academic C. S I s ANN KUHN Orange G Blue Staff. E I 5 .. 1 . 1. ..,, 1 . 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Ilif ii' QQFEETZI , 1 1' -lx,-.. .al 1 w1111'm f1 11:f.1,:11sf2227aw 2 ' -. :f5f 5LaE' E. .. i'ii:.:'i 3ii 'i:: . 351.91 1UT.lif22gfls3 2 '1 . :!'iiD l'2ii'5s::- Aw i lfkiiif f 51Wf19'v'1s5b?iS?f5i 5 1 1 1' 9. li... MQ . 3? : H1 ' .' YIFTWSTLW 9 I 1 ' mfr, - ffffififw i 1 11 ,f1111n ,131 - ,,g,.11g11: la- 1f11:s11f12!51'11 5 . M we ...,,. F, Wi. 11 - ' -va12g1 1 me r el Q 11 Q 2 .Q .,,. 1 M , 5 L.,.. ..f. I if ..-f.- i11a,1if11w-,e,.,.. . mkfagk ,K ,K .,,...,....,...ma,..,,,s.i 1 .1 111. f, ,.1 1 . f 1'-ff..figL55wa19i2gZ1i,,9n 7 ifgfa Wilma? '11-11 f 11 7f41?f1i?1' 1 1 1, . - ' ,f 1 1 f' 5 ' 11 1 1 ' gfdfffl of yum 7 9 8 NANCY LIGHTFOOT KAREN LOHMANN Girls' Swimming: Sp. Speech Orchestra: A Cappella: Bowl- Activities. ing: Hiking: Academic C. 3 l CHARLES LONDON Letterman's Club: Cross Coun- try: Track Team. GEORGE LOVE Audio Visual Club: Letterman's Club, Sgt.-at-Arms: Football, B Team, Varsity, 3 Letters: Track Team, 3 Letters: Student Council. PAT LONG A Cappella: Senior Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Bowling! Roller Skating: Girls' Swimming:'Vol- leyballg Athletic Award, Pm. BARBARA LOW Pep Club: A Cappella: Sp Music Per.: Basketball: Hiking Roller Skating: Softball: Speed: ball: Girls' Swimming: Girls Tennis: Volleyball. BARBARA LOTTICH JAMES LYNCH A Cappella: Sp. Music Per E f V.-Pres. , KATHEE MANGAN Press Rep.: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: Basketball: Speed- ball: Girls' Swimming: Girls' Tennis: Volleyball: Academic C : Sp. Basketball Maid '57g Beacon Staff: Principal's Cab- inet: Student Council, Sec'y, RICHARD MANLEY 670454 of June 79 8 Speaker's Bureau. 5 JO ANN MATAYA . l HARRY MAUCHENHEIMER Band: Concert Band, 3 Letters. . . 1 E BRUCE MCCOURT - Team. BETTY MARTIN MARCIE MASSEY Webster l-layneg Drama Clubg Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Hockeyg Speech Activities: O. 6 B. JACKIE MCHENRY TERRY MCROBERTS A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Letterman's Clubg Football, B Roller Skating. Team, Varsity, 2 Lettersg Track E Q PATRIC lA MATAYA Club Espanolg A Cappellag Sen- ior Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Stu- dent Council. WERNER MAYER TOM McCOVERN Key Club, Lt. Governorg Press Rep.g Webster Hayneg Drama Clubg A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.g 4 Academic C, l -E EDWARD METZLER Bandg Concert Bandg A Cap- pellag Sr. Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Student Council. LILLIAN MOORE A Cappellag Sp. Music Per, CAROL ANN MUCK Pres Rep.g Pep Clubg Major- ettes, Letter, Sec'yg Sp. Music Per.g Dancing. Q KLM of June 19 8 ZOE ANN MERSMANN WILLIAM METZ Pep Clubg Bowlingg Girls' State. A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Football, Varsity. 5 E X ti LEE MUELLER JESS MULLEN Boys' Bowlingg A Cappellag Sr. Webster Hayneg A Cappellag Sr. Choirg Sp. Music Per.g Track Choirg Sp. Music Per. Teamg Gym Team. SUE CAROL MILLER Press Rep.g Pep Clubg Basket- ball: Bowling, Sec'y, 3 Tro- phiesg Dancingg Hikingg Lead- ersg Roller Skatingg Girls' Swim Volleyballg Athletic Award, Pin Academic C g Beacon Staff G.R.A.g Student Council. SANDRA MRACEK A Cappellag Sp. Music Per. Bowlingg Girls' Tennisg Volley- ballg Student Council. EILEEN MUELLER A Cappellag Sp. Music Per.g Softball . JOHN NOVOTNY Band' Concert Band' S Music , I P' Per.g Press Rep. KATH I E PAYTON , Press Rep. Kfdflfl of June f 9 8 BONNIE MUNDY Senior Choirg Dancingg Volley- ballg Athletic Award, Pin Egyptian Music Scholarship M.E.N.C. Dance Chorus: Spl Football Maid '57. CLYDE NABE Key Clubg Webster Hayne, Treas.g Dramatics Club, Treas.g A Cappellag Senior Choirg Sp. Music Per.: 3 Academic C sg Beacon Staffg Speech Activities. I WILLIAM OHLENDORF A Cappellag Sp. Music Per. I JANICE PADGETT 5 I JUDITH PHILLIPS RICHARD PILAS Letterman's Clubg Baseball, Var- sityg Basketballg Football, B Team, 2 Letters, Varsity, 2 Letters, Co-Captain. I WAYNE OELZEN Student Council. GARY PFAFF I PAULETTA PRATT Bible Club, Service Award. ' RICHARD RElM Lettermarfs Club, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per., Baseball, B Team, Basket- ball, C', Team, Tennis Team, Capt., 3 Letters. CVM O! June 1958 CAROL POIGNEE NICOLE POLLOCK , A Cappella, Senior Choir, Sp, Pep Club, A Cappella, Sp. Music Per., Girls' Swimming, Music Per., Basketball, Hiking, Tviack and Field, Student Coun- V0ll9YbBlli Football Maid '55- ci SANDRA PURSLEY WILLIAM RAYBURN Rifle Club, Pres., Band, A Cap- Audio Visual Club, Letterman's pella, Roller Skating. Club, Basketball, B Team, Varsity, Boys' State, Principal's Cabinet, Student Council, Treas., Pres., Girls' Treasurer, Class of June, l958, Senior Choir, Speech Act. E 2 JAMES REITER ARLEEN ROBINSON A Cappella, Jr. Choir, Sp. Music Per., Roller Skating, 4 Academic C , Student Coun- JERRY PRUSACKI Swim Team, l Letter. JO ANN REISNER Webster Hayne, Drama Club Vice-Pres., Pres., A Cappella Senior Choir, Sp. Music Per. Roller Skating, Girls' Tennis Beacon Staff, Speech Activities Service Award. 1 2 2 KLM OMJULVLQ 79 8 I PATRICIA ROHR JAMES ROSENTHAL Boys' Bowling: Letterman's Club: Track Team: Swim Team, 2 Letters: Student Council. I E DONNA ROSS LA VERN SASSEEN All City Orchestra: Band: Or- chestra: A Cappella: Senior Choir: Sp. Music Per.: M.E.N.C. Chorus: All City Chorus: Danc- ing: Speech Activities: O. C1 B.: Beacon Staff: Art Award. E JOHN ROWLAND FRED RUECKER Band: Baseball: Football: Track Team. MARILYN SAUER CHARLES SCHAEFER Pep Club: Bowling: Academic A Cappella: Senior Choir: Sp C g F001-ball Maid '54, Music Per.: Cross Country. F Student Council. BEVERLY SCHEUMANN ROGER SCHILDA A Cappella: Roller Skating: Letterman's Club: Math Clubgl Varsity Football: Track Teamgl Gym Team: 3 Academic C : Boys' State: Student Council. Kfdfirl O! 3 i 1 ,T GEORGE SCHMIDT Audio Visual Clubg Band: Con- cert Bandg Sp. Music Per.: Cross Countryg Service Awardg Audio Visual. STANLEY SCHWAB 2 3 EDWARD SCHLAUTMAN GARY SCHMIDT LEWIS SCHNELLMANN Webster Hayneg Student Coun- cilg Speech Activities. JERRY SEGER Letterman's Club: Press Rep.g A Cappella, Sec'y.g Senior Choirg Football, B Tearng Track Team, Varsity. dune 79 8 LOUIS SCHOPPER Audio Visual Club: Band, 3 Letters: Concert Bandg Novelty Bandg Orchestrag Football Mgr., l Letter. DAVID SEIPP ,ilsi '-4fF if M y -- ,ww 3: F We l at f in ..,, V wiegasswt sz'-vi we sigu1?rgsfsws2gfe75zg?: , fseztfsgxs NswgzstgghgvWsmw , f fe,4a,,fggd wm,uwfsg .. . tt,,., t.,i 1 - 'mm 4' Q it , , --mia: 'iifeww 'I3i21g'iai -22? Y' A-xeifgezfwfst J fewigmzm , ,V ,L V . ' ,L wait, fwgfaiwfsiggzfgzii f 4 Wtigsflfgfei M f Qi his M iLEQii5iH1?f4i?f it .N fmt' :Emil iff: --at his , ag. ,gg 11 Y' ' ass' Q : ,sw t.,f tm -- A .. ' mm' '-?W sf- S' ' ::mAPwt'21:3? si3f' ui, Fifa sg fm 2 f A 2 . Q , ..,, Ss , ., . , .. , W M., M ife, '2 H'.,. 15' : :wg f1,fsyQ,f , , f Y :, 93537 H FM sw-,,kr 2':5gL ., Pffxaeizfsgtf 7. W JOHN SNEED NANCY STANSBURY :' A Cappella: Special Music Per.g ,21 ,tti, Gym Team. We Y , Ja., ..wE,,,,,.::,Q, is 2 1 :fi yr , vi my get if ..:-UU '-- N42 Q 2 gf ,L Ju 25,1 one time ga, Pi Q as fe is sf , if 3 3 Q 1 Q a,.f,,22m3. QM ,, .2 t,,e,ug4 agageisfm sd ,M 1 X P' Sur- tx kfef 3 it S Q We 5 at 2 J' 3 as NWN 1 Q Q wg is Ragga, as as ., .Q tg ,Wy ,gfgggwxwii R, R 7 E33 s . 1g4,ifQ,f'vri2,a2f 1' W 5 fwftpwi ,s Q 14 K A gm ,fra Exif, , 1 Wgeiggm Sf X ,Z 35 gig? QQ, 1g,,b,,L,i, , ,H 1 5:1 Y 3.5, LYS Pai? Mi as fm We'ef73?1f21,mi?ffSle?ies31ifQ f sig? 1 2 , ,,,,1z3,215,. W ..m,t ,3,,1s,t W, ,., -fm, we Y Agafwwrw 2f:c,feyQ,,1sz5fs Q, 1.-A--M-is 'vi -- 'Mr ' at ft 2952 1 f 4. Q SF 'Lf fir S, 2 Q av af f L if new iw , '-.+f 2. eff,-1' :nigga 2 W K 1 iz 2 swf, 2 t s 1 Jggsgwmwv Q yi I , ' 2? li ., , A . 2 ,Wm , Tala- -, Jgfssifweiif H ,A lewis Muigkeszgaiigg was a 3 ggi, 11?j,t.,,jlw,f is if i RICHARD STUPPY Letterman's Club, Basketball, B Team, Track Team. ROGER TAYLOR JAMES THOMPSON Artcraft, Webster Hayne Treas., Pres., Dramatic Club, V.-Pres., A Cappella, Treas., Pres., Sp. Music Per., Madrigal, 4 Academic 'lC s, Art Awards, Beacon Staff, Beacon Art Staff, Editor, Student Council, Speech Activities. 1 f i 2 Cfcm of June 79 BETTY STEINBACH MARILYN TINNEA Press Rep., G.R.A., Basketball, Bowling, Dancing, Hockey, Play Day, Leaders, Roller Skat- ing, Softball, Speedball, Tramp- oline, Girls' Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyball, Mgr., Ath- letic Award, Pin, Letter, Gym Team, 3 Academic CHS, Sr. Prom Maid, O. G B., Principal's Cabinet, Boys' Treasurer, Class of June, l958, CAROLE STOCK Pep Club, Pres., Basketball: Bowling, Hockey, Leaders, Playday, Softball, Track and Field, Mgr., Volleyball, Ath- letic Award, Pin, Letter, Tramp- oline, Art Award, Academic MCH l i 5 9 5 LAURA SULLlVAN SUSAN TAYLOR Student Council. JOYCE THYER Webster Hayne, Dramatics Club, Pres., A Cappella, Sr. Choir, Sp. Music Per., Basket- ball, Girls' Tennis, Volleyball, Speech Activities, Service Award, Certificate and Pin. 't ss- rw wwf Q' V swiss, W ,gf fastest 454 A ff? 7 fs . Y 1 it sal? ,, X fl M,a,szm.t V an 5 -sg ru W 3 f 'sie saewratzf-tr asia Q 1 2 K ff-ef' arises ideizseeszsiii Q, ws At eff Efusaii : :E- FSE i'5i'si3?,.x'Y?ir Science Club: Club Espanol. E as Sec'v, Pres.: l-llsterv Club, t SQCYYS Webster Hayne, Dra- ff- matics Club, 4 Academic 'C s, '---'s . . . - ,.,. eu Speech Activities: Service . s . Award, Bronze Pin, A Cappella, , SP- lVluslc Per, 'i j T , ..., N .. ,., as-sc , -ne.-. w if , . . ff,,,. 1 i' ' l HELEN TROST JAMES VAN BUREN Boys' Bowlingg Baseball, B Team, Varsityg Football, B Team, O. 5' B., Business Mgr., Student Council, Pres., Princi- paI's Cabinetg Football Escort '57 ffm. Of June M258 ROBERT TOPPINS Football, B Team. I .cc as ,ii .555 z:4s2:n5H.s.s:ff::-g,,'. ff ffl- -' V. .gmjw 11 , ,I M ' ww as: 2 U 3,3 f .-wife 1 .Mia-.a. .s--s .. .. 1a.Qa'S1Yl-Lsf XP' Y ui y 3.41, 5,1 ROBERT VANCE . ' 2 E ALBERT TROST History Club, Pres., Key Clubg Bandg Concert Band, Novelty Bandg 2 Academic C sg Bea- con Staff. i i Q cl,l , r,cr , LINDA VIRGA A Cappella, V.-Pres., Music Councilg Madrigalg Sp. Music Per.g Sr. Choir, All City Chorus: G.R.A., Sec'yg Basketball, Bowl- ingg Dancingg Gym Team, Hik- ing, Hockey, Leadersg Wom- enn's Nat. Intra Mural Basket- ball and Volleyball Rating, Play Dayg Roller Skatingg Softball: Speedballg Girls' Swimming, Girls' Tennis, Track and Field, Volleyballg Athletic Award, Pin, Letter: 5 Academic C sg Bea- con, Assoc. Editor. ERWIN VON BEHREN I ROLAND W. UDE Audio Visual Clubg Webster Hayneg Academic C , Service Award. . PATRICIA VANCE Pep Clubg Majorette, V.-Pres. Letterg Sp. Music Per., Lead- ersg Sottballg Track and Field Volleyball. DON VEANES Concert Band. 5 2 5 CARL WEBER Lettermarfs Club: Basketball, JERRY WILD S J t, is 3 Q QW egg? Kfdrfri ofjwne 1958 JACK WAPPLER JERRY WASSLER Boys' Bowlg A Cappellag Sp. A Cappellag Sp. Music Per. Music Per. THELMA WEST A Cappella: Sp. Music Per.: ln- ter-Croup Relations, AfwM5w.wr+1:f'fw'awww fwszezztmsvlztl-tlgl'gif. tgyg-H Hz.. X Q5 L. gy 5':m,,gq-may-51-srsisipfs-2z.5gzfs ,ami t ,lgigmu '-,,pg,:.,,::..:s..-.f:.'.. , ff .M .- .,2....l,. , W ggsggltft- .grgfcqf :rim ,.... .-gg.:.-...- t k:.5ftgwz'EfJ5m ' i n Q if .gal -.52 -4 ' ,-Q ' ff 5 ' K' - ' .1 55, :Q - A . 1, S F fl my JOSEPH WHITWORTH RAY WICHMANN A Cappellag Sp. Music Per. Audio Visual Clubg Letter- VVIVV i,i--, iifi - -iiii mar1's Clubg Basketballg Cross ,-i.,,- Jfqfgji-f Countryg Track Teamg Speech i1'c ffgjilfgig-:Q 'EIE y,:i K ,izl s,Ls','-Q 1 Activities. I- ,..-'g .'-. -i-' , ',i- s'ii'i. iiii . .lk seiiiee ceei S K ,,.,, t JO ANN WILMOTH Press Rep.g Roller Skatingg Stu- dent Councilg Service Award. l LYNNE WOODCOCK RONALD YANKER Orchestra: Roller Skatingg Letterman's Clubg Concert Girls' Swimmingg Girls' Tennisg Bandg Novelty Bandg Sp. Music Volleybglll Per.g Baseballg Basketball, Let- teredg Cross Countryg Art Awards. .. .-.Q Cfma of June 7 9 8 CECELIA BLACK A Cappella. RONALD HELLMER MARY JANE KWIATOWSKI MARY NEFF SHIRLEY RIZZUTI RICHARD ZIMMERMAN Audio Visual Clubg Press Rep.g Band: A Cappella: Sp. Music Per. MICHAEL COX Basketball. ROBERT HOPKINS ALOIS MERS LARRY OBERLE JAMES VACLAVIK JACK WILLIAMS A Cappellag Sp. Music Per. RICHARD ,CREAVES Boys' Bowlingg A Cappella: Sr Choir: Sp. Music Per.: Football Varsity. GILBERT JUST ROBERT MOORE LORNA PARKS ED SNELSON Football, Varsity. , as 1 uma enior nfoerfafiued Row One: Carol Stock, Linda Virga, Sandra Bartman, Mary Lou Lenhardt, Marilyn Tinnea, Bonnie Mundy, Joan Friedman Marilyn Lehman, LaVern Sasseen, Laura Sullivan. Row Two: Dee Feigenbutz, Pat Vance, Pat Long, Karen Hanson, Marilyn Sauer Kathy Payton, Dot Hinch, Kay Ankrom, Mary Jo Kaspar, Mary Jane Henneberry, Kathee Mangan, Nicole Pollock Sandra Mracek. Row Three: Wayne Oelzen, Jim Thompson, Walter lllert, Bruce Mills, Roger Schild, Bill Rayburn, Terry McRobert, Rich Cibulka, Mike Cox, Rich Reim, Roger Taylor. Row Four: Jon Beckman, Bill Drebes, Barry Herr, Carl Weber Ron Yanker, Charlie Hasser, Jim Van Buren, George Love, Don Constantine, Al Hoenig. Terry McRobert ......,. Wayne Oelzen ...,.., Walter lllert .....,. Barry Herr ,,...,.. Bruce Mills ..,... Bill Rayburn ,,,,,,,, Jim Van Buren .... Al Hoenig ,....... Mike Cox ......... Rich Reim ,....... Charlie Hasser ...,. Bill Drebes ....... Ron Yanker ........ Roger Schild ,....,,,.. Jim Thompson, Jon Beckman... Bill Ohlendorf... George Love ...,,...... Don Constantine ....... Lionel Feeney ,s,,,,,, , Carl Weber ,,,,,,,,,,,,, - John Ellerbracht ....... Rich Cibulka ....,,.... Roger Taylor ....,.. ......Best Athlete...... ........Carole Stock ...........Cutest Couple............. ............Dee Feigenbutz ............Most lntelligent.............. ....................Linda Virga .....Most Likely To Succeed... ...........Sandra Bartman .........Best All Around.......... .Mary Jane Henneberry ..............Most Popular.,........... ...........,..Kathee Mangan .................Best Personality.............. ............Marilyn Tinnea ......Most Handsome and Prettiestm... .......Sandra Mracek .................Prettiest Hair............ ................Sue Miller ..............Prettiest Eyes.,........... ......Marilyn Lehmann ......Cutest Smile........ ...,....Laura Sullivan Best Dressed....... .,...Mary Jo Kasper ........Best Musician....... ........Marilyn Sauer .......Best Dancer...... ........Bonnie Mundy .......Best Singer......... ......LaVern Sasseen ......Most Bashful........ ........Karen Hanson .,....Heartiest Laugh...... ..........Dorothy Hinch ........Most Spirited .....Mary Lou Lenhardt ................Chatterbox............... .......,,loan Friedman .................Most Artistic....,........... ..........,.....Pat Long ...,,.Heartiest and Smallest Eater. ........Nickie Pollock .,............Most Forgetfuls... ....,.,Kathy Payton ........Biggest and Smallest Feet... ........Best Sense of Humor. .........Pat Vance .......Kay Ankrom uma endow W-. idfmm 5 lf'0l!L Row One: Lionel Feeney, Charles Klein, James Vaclavik, Carolyn Keim, Barbara Haukap, Judy Davis, Dot Hinch, Pat Vance. Row Two: Zoe Mers- mann, Mary Jo Kaspar, Sue Miller, Ken Ebner, Ron Buett- ner, Bernard Bohm. Row Three: Gary Pfaff, Jerry Prusacki, Wil- liam Rayburn, Ron Yanker, Ron Hellmer, Gilbert Just. Ab- sent: Jon Beckman, Robert Hol- loway, Ceorganna Hoover, Bar- bara Low, Robert Scheidner. me amen 4 POOL Row One: Betty Martin, Arleen Robinson, Shirley Fears, Barbara Lotich, Dee Feigenbutz, Mary Jane Henneberry, Mary Lou Lenhardt, Marilyn Tinnea, Pat Long. Row Two: Roger Taylor, John Fabsits, Don Ellerbusch, Joyce Thyer, Lillian Moore, Judy Fiock, Don Freukes, Fred Ruecker, Gus Frank. Row Three: Fred Bobbitt, Cary Schmidt, Michael Dickus, Roy Henrich, Charles London, Bruce Mills, Ed Snelson, Charles Hasser, Tom Baumgartner, Erwin Kleinhans. Absent: Nelson Schneider. Row One: Marilyn Tinnea, Mary Lou Lenhardt, Mary Jane Henneberry. Row Two: Charlie London, Bruce Mills, Charlie Hasser, Row Three: Don Ellerbusch, John Fabsits, Gus Frank. Row One: Nicole Pollock. Row Two: Ken Ebner, Lionel Feeney, Karen Lohman, Carolyn Keim. Row Three: Barry Herr, Ron Yanker, Bill Rayburn. mae endow Row One: Jim Rosenthal, Linda Virga, Walter lllert, Linda Lamack, Ray Wichmann. Row Two: Carl Weber, Roger Schild, Rich Reim. 7 mt 5 If'0lfL Row One: Judith Phillips, Pa- tricia Rohr, Sharon Leicht, Nancy Stansbury, Jo Ann lvlataya, Lynne Woodcock, Shir- ley Rizzuti, lviiroda Tomanec, Linda Clark. Row Two: Wal- lace Burton, James Judkins, Robert Coppinger, Lynn Klatt, Linda Lalxflontagne, Phyllis Fowler, Raymond Altevogt, Carl Cresswell, Wallace Dittrich. Row Three: Robert Ebbler, Joe Whitworth, Jim Van Buren, El- mer Hoenig, Albert Trost, Jerry Wild, John Novotny, George Schmidt. Absent: Keith Bishop, William Ohlendorf, Louis Tessmer. Row One: Jim Van Buren, Sharon ' Leicht, Jackie Johnson. Row Two: James Judkins, Bob Ebbler, Elmer Hoenig. Row Three: Al Trost, Wal- lace Dittrich. , 7 L65 eww rom, Row One: Mary Jo Eckerle, Betty Hommert, Bonnie Mundy, Linda Virga, Jo Ann Reisner, Janet Lawson, Joan Friedman, Sandra Mracek, Linda Lamack. Row Two: Fred Hofer, Walter lllert, Frank Kollinger, Susan Gaugel, Kay Ankrom, Kathie Payton, Marilyn Lehmann, Harry Mauchenheimer, Roger Schild, Robert Vance. Row Three: Rich Reim, Donald Con- stantine, Carl Weber, John Cheeley, Jerry Wassler, Wil- liam Drebes, Don James, Louis Schopper, Ray Wichmann. Ab- sent: Cecilia Black, James Rosenthal. 7 W Wercvwio 5 lf'OlfL Row One: Thelma West, Carol Muck, Patricia Kenny, Brenda Cowans, Beverly Scheumann, Judith Asmussen, Eileen Muel- ler, Lorna Parks. Row Two: Edward Metzler, Larry Lam- mert, Susan Taylor, Janice Pad- gett, Patricia Kirkpatrick, Laura Sullivan, Patricia Mataya, Jack Williams. Row Two: Robert Gardner, Edward Schlautman,. Gregory Kulik, Tom McGovern, George Love, Robert Hopkins, Richard Pilas, Stanley Schwab. Absent: Bill Metz, Tom Muns- ter, John Sneed, Dan Vonder Haar. 7 ff. mnfk 5 FOUL Row One: Kathee Mangan, Ann Kuhn, Jo Ann Wilmoth, Carole Stock, Jeanette Fred- erich, Sandy Pursley, Jackie Mcl-lenry, Karen Hanson, Betty Steinbach. Row Two: Wes Johnson, Joe DeCristofaro, John Burkel, Bill DeVeydt, Rich Stuppy, Don Veanes, Marilyn Doerr. Row Three: Dave Seipp, Bob Kohen, Jim Boulicault, Jack Bridwell, Bob l-laller, Rich Ci- bulka, Rich Greaves, Larry Oberle, Boyd Bender. Absent: Richard Manley, Margie Massie, Terry McRoberts, William Rue- weler, Don Taylor. vane endow Row One: Bob Gardner, Gregory Ku- lik, Ed Schlautman. Row Two: George Love, Tom McGovern. Rich Pilas. Row One: Kathee Mangan, Carole Stock. Row Two: Terry McRoberts, John Burkel, Jack Bridwell. 2 :fume endow 7 I . OVL KJ lf'0lfL Row One: Marilyn Sauer, Mary Neff, Carole Poignee, Jo Ann Waller, Nancy Lightfoot, Judy Hawkins, Betty Huntington. Row Two: Roger Beuc, Robert Toppins, Bob Koehr, Sandra Bartman, Joan Ives, Jess Mul- len, Lee Meuller. Row Three: John Gieselman, Richard Zim- merman, Jack Wappler, Erwin Von Behren, Michael Cox, Jim Thompson, Clyde Nabe. Ab- sent: Don Buettner, Frank Eis- mann, John Ellebracht, Virginia Kettler, Werner Mayer, La- Verne Sasseen, Roland Ude. Row One: Sandra Bartman, Judy Hawkins. Row Two: Roland Ude, Clyde Nabe, Vir- ginia Kettler, Jim Thompson. ,xdafuzfdoried This year scientists from all over the world have gathered at the l the earth and its environment. This South Pole to study and exp ore area was chosen to be the center of scientific activities because so little is known of this vast continent. .. QONEL - eniom- ...... erm 7 ........... We AML W Row One: Trudy Loh, Jane Hampe, Nickie Pollock, Sandy Stacy, Sandy Ponder, Glenda Lusk, Carol Zieger, Jrudy Lacey Maureen Vorwith. Row Two: Robert Holdegraver, Barbara Sc huessler, Mallory Kleintopf, Marianne Heinicke, Marilyn Young Karen Edele, Claire Keys, Andy Ritter. Row Three: David Folk, Roger Metz, Jon Vaninger, Charles Diemer, Ray Rein- hardt, Art Groppe, Dave Walters, Stanley Smith, Richard Sheets. Absent: Rudy Gehring, Gilbert Greco, Miroda Tomanec endow- erm 7 md JQZQAJ J grow Row One: Elizabeth Cunningham, Linda Garcia, Pauletta Hughes, Janet McKay, Beverly Brandt, Dorothy Pierce, Viola Tar- ant. Row Two: Don Kadlec, Wayne Kohlwes, Bonnie Lee Schmidt, Kareen Biby, Leon Daggs, Dale Wheelehon. Row Three Robert Burke, Don Promnitz, Russell Eckert, Mike Bodak, David Brooman, Daniel Bartnick, William'Addison, Bernard Cvissy Absent: Janet Aff, Roy Baldwin, Hazel Baublitz, Joyce Matthews, Jim Schaefer. L55 WCA! gpm Row One: Janice Huels, Phyllis Ragsdale, Doris Hummel, Glenda Lungstrum, Beverly Posner, Sandy McClasson, Kathleen Volrol, Judy Donahue. Row Two: Bill Thien, Karen Armstrong, Alice Stehlin, Maud Poole, Donna Hamrick, David Clark, Ron Schardan. Row Three: Cary Couse, Kenneth Wening, Gary Kerper, Charles Schaefer, Ray Menendez, Louis Campbell, Carlo Tumminello, Jerry Bartareau. Absent: Darrell Donis, Arthur Eberhardt, Terry Jenkerson, Richard Skinner. 7 eniom- erm 7 mf. WOOVL 5 rom, Row One: Alice Cibulka, Sharon Culli, Diana Hagemann, Dorothy Mueller, Donna Ross, Helen Trost, Ann Vegyelek, Paul- ette Pratt. Row Two: Ray Schoenstein, Stan Hatley, Bruce McCourt, Carol Betlach, Jackie Hartman, James Jones, Jeffrey Herbst, Ronald Farney, David Boyanchek. Row Three: Harry Rosenthal, Lewis Schnellmann, Al Knackstedt, Barry Herr, LerrykSeger, Harry Tretter, Wayne Oelzen, John Rowland, Bob Melville. Absent: William Kiefer, Karen Lohmann, Roger ien amp. 7 T I4 LS? lfLQlfL8lfVL6LlfZf IJ If'0lfLl0 Row One: Janet Leker, Janet Tenney, Janet Arnsperger, Armetta Hull, Joan Schroers, Mary Lee Albrecht, Sarah Lupo, Caro- lyn Roy, Jackie Johnson. Row Two: Tom Creissen, Robert Fleming, Rosalie Daub, Carolyn Russell, Carolyn Vazis, John Kriska, Ken Roberts. Row Three: William Hodge, Richard Bergmeier, Otto Krause, Bob Klug, Art Jackson, Harold Sperling, John Dyn, Larry Lingle. Absent: Charles Edinger, James Lynch, Ronald Phillips, Terry Weber, Robert Zell, 7 0UfL50l 6- WWL 6 argon 6 mayo Row One: Barbara Eckenfels, Ruth Orr, Dorothy Leopold, Marilyn Miller, Eunice Spencer, Patricia Young, Judy Caldwell, Sharon Steffen, Karen Dummerth, Mary Ann Ferry. Row Two: Ron Michel, Harold Dietzler, Frank Henricks, Tom Deguire, Bill Duffey, Patricia Urban, Roy Lawson, Ewing E. Dankenbring, Gordon Becker, Donald Williams, Don Behlke. Row Three: Norman Renner, Bill Sutton, Vic Szuba, Alan Zeller, Russell Koch, Fred L. Braun, John Wattler, Jim Brady. Absent: Janet Briggs, Janet Watts. L55 ocmd row QB! 7 ' aff Row One: Sandra Davis, Joyce Mues, Pat Stull, Barbara Schaefer, Kathleen Pelczynski, Janice Byrd, Celeste Breidenbach, Glenda Haag, Jeanne Chape. Row Two: Frances Lammert, Barbara Beringer, Phil Catanzaro, George Gude, Bob Diebold, Gary Lutlger, Pete Schorsch, Bil' Sharp, Doris K,n.oU, Agnes Yung, Beatrice Kay Kintz. Row Three: Bob Kacin, Ray Armer, George Cahill, Joe Schweppe, Raymond Orf, Charles Jones, Dave Beckmann. Robert Lindecke. Absent: Michael Shipp. 63 7 umiom- erm W5 SZLMMZVLQA rom Row One: Barbara Sue Vitchner, Shirley Long, Wanda Pollard, Sandra Schaper, Betty Bouse, Joyce Gansner, Elaine Houn- ker, Carol Burke. Row Two: Don Sutton, Charles Puster, Heather Sang, Joyce Berger, Jackie Henties, Halene Bryson, Betty Joan Symsack, Esta Lee Wood, Donna Tossick. Row Three: Fred Celdmacher, Kenneth Bolte, Al Holst, Gerald Woehrle, Tom Cox, Don Bentler, Bill Uhrig, Lynn Wagner, Royce Endicott. Absent: Thomas Horton, James Robinson, Denver Webber. 7 mg Hayman 5 ron Row One: Doris Federspiel, Melinda Murray, Ellen Murphy, Tommye Hutchins, Barbara Dausch, Marilyn Jatfke, Janice Stev- enson, Noel Kring, Annette Myers. Row Two: James Pesek, Sarah Alexander, Carol Boswell, Becky Lemmel, Arlene Boresi, Nancy Rudder, Sally Hinn, Sharon Kellerman, Susann, Hucke, Jerry Brown, Eleanor Parnell. Row Three: Robert Waggoner, Frank Ziegler, David Jones, Walter Buchholz. Donald Radentz, Waynejlagensieker, Robert Mollett, Richard Eppendorfer. Absent: William McArthy, Peggy Meyer, Fred Parker, David Ruecker, Charles Stucke. 2 r zfmiord- erm 6 md WQWVL5 rom Row One: Jo Ann Moore, Virginia Fleer, Jo Ann Stockglausner, Judy Radosevich, Joyce Kofron, Berthann Schoenfeld, Judy Frank, Joan Glassen, Joanie Roth. Row Two: Jacqueline Mees, Carol Meyer, Roberta Schweisguth, Tim Cunningham, Tom Brinner, Bob Pieper, John Schultheis, Marcia Paul, Ruthann Pauly, Pat O'Hanlon. Row Three: Bill Tschudin, Roger Krenning, Bill Rammes, Bob Erxleben, Jr., Robert Eisenhauer, Jim Perry, Ken Wagener, Harry Ohlendorf, Don Pieper, Absent: Charles Brown, Bill Phillips, lf. ingem rom 5 7 ' Row One: Barbara Gotsch, Phylis Kehres, Jackie Hubbard, Janice Praechter, Joyce Vogel, Linda Shaneyfelt, Sandra Cottin, Leonardine Federhofer, Lucille Johnson. Row Two: Carol Ritter, Anita Overbey, Don Smith, Mike Brynac, Bob Taylor, Tom Sandvoss, Dan Schiele, Bill Mutz, Ruth Schenk, Sharon Wahl. Row Three: Jack Fenner, Bob Green, Edward Evers, Niel Tom- bridge, Paul Bippen, Henry Steiger, Wayne Bender, Ray Schneider, Dennis Voisey. Absent: Larry Perfetto. 7 vmiom- erm md. ajfleoafore 5 row Row One: Shirley Mills, Bonnie Long, Gloria Marsh, Doris Barr, Karen Wertich, Shirley Parmantje, Nan CarolAEngel, Betsy Dies, Sandra Streitz, Row Two: John lllert, Shelba Jean 'Abshier, Bonnie Laiben, Dianne Dietz, Jo Ann Suarez, Barbara Belew, Sally Thym, Mary Toombs, Patricia Manley, Robert Arnold. Row Three: Oliver Biermann, Bob Greathouse, Dale Desnoyer, Gene Martin, William Clemons, Danny Combs, Richard Shelby. Absent: Barbara Harnetz, Mariann Hucke, Norman Lindenlaub, Stanley Parkinson. , mgfazoag Row One: Judith Sanburn, Meredith Hanna, Nerine Wyatt, Donna Jones, Lois Lippmann, Jo Ann Beiser, Carol Ann Eckert, Joan Dunville, Pat White, Row Two: Karol Tayek, Julianne Daniels, Kathy Kilfoyle, Marilyn Seematter, Joan Hahs, Phyllis Fender, Shirley Stuckmeyer, Karen Bradley, Judy Lynch, Kay Thurman. Row Three: Bill Streitz, Michael Evans, Bill Dett- rnann, Fred Hosselkus, Gene Blount, Dale Collier, Larry Biras, Robert Lind, Ron Hatter, Kenneth Eugene Flores. Absent: Al Allen, Gary Shoemaker, nniord- erm 5 r. M and romp Row One: Annette Leker, Marian Pope, Sharon Figgins, Sandy Figgins, Sandy Friermuth, Caryl May, Mary Ellen Kohl, Sharon Prokop, Pat Ruzicka, Josephine Mier. Row Two: Charlene Boster, Ronald Bohac, Donald Nemec, Jerry Johnson, Bill Hawker, Walter Gonzales, Reggie Shell, William Link, Betty Kern. Row Three: Oliver Ballentine, Elmer Page, Kenneth Weber, Cary Woods, Henry Hollenberg, Micheal Peterson, Don London, Absent: Larry Leahart, Carolyn Schmittgens, Bob Thomas. 7 I . QLZULIOJ l OlfL Row One: Sandy Thomas, Judy Mansfield, Marlys Sorenson, Delores Rae Kestler, Patricia Hockaday, Jo Ann Dill, Karen Bonham, Evelyn Coltz, Phyllis Trost. Row Two: James Coudey, Bill Shermer, Karen Jones, Patricia Stinger, Judy Covreau, Janet Klawiter, Charlotte Etwert, Sharon Cuillies, Jerry Uhlmansiek, Eugene Edinger Row Three' Gene Murray Bill Gros- sius, Barry Knoll, Bob Mullgardt, Gary Bequette, Elmer Daugherty, Kenneth Molly, James Streib. 'Absent: Arthul' Belohrad- sky, Cary Halls, Robert Zintel. J' vmiom- erm L55 Wannd mario JG Row One: Carol Wilhite, Janet Derryberry, Constance Brauer, Virginia DeConia, Arline Bouvatte, Judy Parrott, Joan Fletcher, Becky Hitt, Carolyn Siemens. Row Two: Leroy Eckstein, Ronnie Stansbury, Nancy Cowie, Ceorgene Pfiffner, Patricia McCraw, Betty Barrett, Arleen Lanser, Joann Koehler, Lorraine Thomas, Michael Dennis Been, Miss M. I. Mann. Row Three: Jerry Moses, Lynn Paubel, Craig Donis, Richard Craeff, Doug Kulik, Tom Cramblett, Richard Meinhardt, James Cheeley. Absent: Paul Stuckmeyer. L55 g0ufLc!06o!iJ Qfovr Row One: Betty Knes, Carole Kennedy, Barbara Kramer, Barbara Glockner, Marlene Wuch, Agnes Becker, Sandra Kalhorn, Judy Rinesmith, Ruth Weese. Row Two: Dick House, Ray Kube, John Muller, Charles Viermann, John Steele, Charles Grimm, Tom Hagemann, Barry Morris. Row Three: Ray Anderson, Joe Werninger, Darryl Sklebar, Harold Yochum, Bill Greaves, Bob Huitt, Tom Pingleton, Jim Bentley, Bob Perkins. Absent: Lois Briggs, Joyce Edwards. 7 vmiom- erm 5 millej mum Row One: Karen Hadderfeld, Brenda Lore, Virginia Cering, Carol Shanks, Pat Bingham, Barbara Hammer, Brenda Dobyns, Barbara Krenning. Row Two: Jack G. Oehmke, Jr., Ronald Drago, Sonny Fauss, Patricia Boemer, Sandy Collier, Cheryl Spengler, Patrick Reynolds, Jerry Angus, George Van Cleave, Row Three: Russell Taylor, Edward Schaeffer, Paul' Scow- crott, Jim Hellwig, Richard Gilson, Jim Warner, Donald Duncan, Lester Mosberger, Robert Miller. Absent: Arthur Bar- horst, Terry Walters. 9 m. llfliafenfiofofw mn Row One: Mary Jane Rogers, Martha Miller, Sue Hollenberg, Carol Pfeifer, Evelyn Schmitz, Janet Maness, Sally Zoller, Helen Crain, Joyce Ecker. Row Two: Donna Gardiner, Carolyn Dippel, John W, Patterson, Bill Sieclhoff, Paul Frank, Charles Hogan, Wilbern Grove, William Applegate, Donald Payne, lrene Kostyshock, Opal Theobald. Row Three: Ralph Alexander, Marshall Mueller, Ralph Emmendorfer, Richard Charlton, Robert Armer, Tom Haber, Leslie Koester, Dennis Wacker. Absent: Earl Bush. 7 37,0 omored- erm L55 gfanch grow Row One: Marilyn C-ergs, Sandra Faour, Mary E, Rizzuti, Jeanne Trautwein, Stephanie Ann Leicht, Gloria Krause, Bobbie Jeans, Bernice Alexander, Jo Ann Wilkerson. Row Two: John Zlatic, Arthur Frank, Joyce Sharp, Karen Pieper, Marilyn Pell, Barbara Reinhardt, Betty Muldrow, Joan Schutz, Jeanette Riegler. Row Three: Stephen Funck, Russell Stirnaman, Tom Sheets, Ken Janssen, Don Graves, Leo Yoder, John Heil, Richard Wright, Steve Whitfield, Absent: Oma Fedke, Margaret Hale, Donald Huffman. Dave Rieker, Theodore Saggio, Lawrence Ulsas. 7 rf. riggaon 5 Row One: Tom Hunter, Ruth Humes, Jo Ann Kauffmann, Jerilyn Rudanovich, Linda Weast, Lucille Papa, Betty Hainsworth, Theresa Eck, Ray Keune. Row Two: Carol Sue James, Sharon Pursley, Tom Hagerling, Thomas Harter, Jutta Ceika, Lillian Kuhlmann, Dan Paxton, James Burrows, Bill Witbrodt, Judy Beinke, Marilyn Bloom, James Bagby, Row Three: James Wirtel, John Thau, Bill Dowdy, Tom Lewis, James Kaestner, Leslie Krieger, Tony Morrello, Pat Poole, Douglas Goode, Richard Davis. Absent: Carol Haas. 7 C520 Omored - erm 555 gf Q5 Gow w... Row One: Linda Leistritz, Rebecca Jochum, Rosemarie Vassallo, Charlene Kubernat, Noel Merkel, Barbara Kraft, Karen Mowery, Sue Brandewiede, Mary Hacker, Sandy Eisenhauer. Row Two: David Brevard, Ray Slaughter, Richard Lutz, Carol Bohley, Maureen Siebert, Jack Kreienheder, Donald Morris, Steve Auberry. Row Three: Harold Puckett, Clarence Petero, Earl Berryman, John Rolens, Robert Heim, Robert W. Trendle, Donald Mohr, Ronald DeLarber, Donnie Miller, David Oppliger. Absent: George Behr. lrvin Bell, Kenneth Cucchi, Barbara Hansleben. 7 my azfmoffw rm J Ififsaca Row One: Linda Standley, Julia Wehde, Carol Aumann, Janet Sanburn, Dale Merilyn Ferris, Carol Jean Storck, June Sattel, Judy Collins, Marion Diehn. Row Two: Brenda Young, Patricia Franke, Elaine Meyer, Sandra Feigenbutz, Elvia Busby, Cyn- thia Fagas, Virginia Slaughter, Carol Washburn, Barbara Reisner, Judy Neff, Beverly Coibion, Yvonne Byrd, Alice Rolling. Row Three: Jackie Petero, Donald Kenneth Geldmacher, John Carter, Stephen Davis, Eugene Simmons, Harold Simon, Ronald Schmidt, Norman Andracsek, Harry Bradley. Absent: David Blount, Dan Pratt. V' 7 0 f1,0m01fe5- erm lf. CM erem ron Row One: Karen Pozniak, Sue Raymer, Dianne DeWald, Kay Cant, Vivian Green, Charlotte Kleinhans, Carolyn Steffens, Mary Kneib, Diane Gude, Carole Ann Scott, Row Two: Ronald E. Wood, Robert Bernstein, Don Schaumburg, Mary Huff, Audrey Heithaus, Leslie Faye Boyden, Sandra Scherbel, Otto Mathi, Ronald Shipp, David DeWalle. Row Three: John Storey, John Underwood, Bill Haag, Charlie Hoenig, Kenneth Romines, Ronald Mitchell, Tom Ernst, Jim W. Thompson. Absent. Orville Kirchner, Dennis Miller, Elaine Webb. 7 W. fi row Row One: Sharon Klemp, Betty Fletcher, Barbara Lee Ebert, Donna Lee Lindow, Betty Fagg, Carol Jean Delay, Dianne Janssen, Joyce Weber, Reba Neukom, Row Two: Kenny Wilhelm, Bob Hoover, Terry Garrison, Diane Garcia, Jacqueline Steinhauer, Pat Kwiatkowski, Bonnie Segall, John Houston, David Manley, Bill Klaas. Row Three: Rich Ehlers, Bob Robidoux, Bruce Malchow, Ray Keller, Bob Jochum, David Pelant, Al Hill, Stanley Knoeppel, Dave Behlke. Absent: Barbara Larkins, Leo Malaschak, Harry Null, Robert Wood. 7 SFAOMQMQJ - erm 555 My ilfwon 5 romp Row One: Patricia Koeln, Jo Ann Ebersohl, Susan Skinner, Henrietta Eimbeck, Mary Ellen Goelitz, Sharon Farmer, Toni Mar- tin, Judy Hassler. Row Two: Karen Webers, Carolyn Hickson, Sandra Blankenship, Lynn Mueller, Martha Barryman, Jill DeMarco, Sandra Long, Gloria Fleming, Barbara Schmitz. Row Three: William Graf, Richard Knoll, Robert Springkamper, Thomas DeWille, Bruce Strosnider, Jim Winkelmann, William Fritsch, Herbert Lehner, Ron Klingler, Robert Dukes. Absent: Richard Brown, Ronnie Hayden, Kathleen Hyde. I 7 Z 5011 5 row Row One: Alexandra Bourg, Janet Hahn, Judy McConnell, Janet Wood, Jessica Peeler, Barbara Jean Rollins, Jean Jolly, Jeanette Kuhn. Row Two: Bill Matula, Janice Schneiderjohn, Joyce Welling, Barbara Addison, Sharon Telle, Darlene Howe, Judy Syberg, Louise Lobrano, Jo Ann Wetzel, Ronald Fogelbach. Row Three: John Schweppe, Bruce Stelmach, Charles Beech, Fred Voegtli, Beryl Leaders, Ed Pettit, Kirk Fisher, Michael Lents. Absent: Harry Keel, Ronald Picard, Elaine Virga. 73 ,gala Omorw- erm Wm Q0 vaio Row One: Jan Klodt, Janice Kammer, Margaret Bender, Gail Sartori, Marleen Maytas, Jean Buffa, Barbara Ann Patrick, Carol J. Conway. Row Two: William Winkeler, Carol George, Sharon Biby, Sally Lynn McEntire, Pat O'Neil, Rita Mauch- enheirner, Pat Graham, Sondra Lee Tyrpak, Vincent Knopp, John Ruesy. Row Three: Gibert l-lendly, Frank Diebold, Earl Salzmann, Boyd Dressler, Ronald Horowitz, David Scott, Rich Rosenthal, Eugene Sartorius. Absent: Richard Bartz, Robert Joyce, Ernie Woelfel. 7 555 me Cann 5 ron Row One: Celestine Evanko, Margaret Heuer, Madonna Grace, Marian Billimack, Ruth Thompson, Mary June Kestler, Beverly Condray, Diane Sklodosky, Carole Sondag. Row Two: Amy Knauss, Sharon Owens, Ruthann Messmer, Bob Winkeler, Jack Whitnell, Lee Kreh, Ronald Smith, Charles Obermeyer, Merrilyn Memhardt, Sharon Fogarty, Sandra Simpson. Row Three: Fred Westerman, Bob Overkamp, Donald Ude. Douglas Jarrett, Gary Geldmeier, Bruce Hellmann, Charles Dreppard, Robert Cohn, John Bishop, Robert Dickus. Absent: Judy Trayanoff. 7 CSZIO 0m0re5+ erm 3 555 We QQ 5 gran 'T' Row One: Fay Kaufmann, Suzanne Wigert, Patricia Riegert, Gloria Roy, Barbara Gaitskill, Mildred Sexauer, Raydine Taber, Louise Langbein, Joan Smith. Row Two: Charles Marlow, Woody Melvin, Elaine Klein, Diane Kemper, Betty Boelling, Charlotte Campbell, Nancy Burton, Barbara Autner, Charlene Reeves, Bill Kraiberg, Garry Goodrich. Row Three: David Davis, Bill Kunes, Allen Stallings, David Klugesherz, Neal Schlenk, John Lore, Theodore Proske, Bill Martin, Michael Law, Preston Fleischmann. Absent: Charlotte Hussmann. 555 mfaffzoffanob grow J an: J ,,., jf ,. Q wr -A J '.... 1 ff': ffi-fi sli, J f-A W' , i'i, J ,.g 'T I Row One: Lorraine Wetzel, Barbara Miller, Gloria Dunaicik, Carol Hemker, Judy Keller, Dale Ann Doerr, Marilyn Barney, Marilyn Knollhoft, Judith Arnold. Row Two: Dennis Frazier, Janet Neis, Judith Gutmann, Barbara l-larstick, Kathleen Smugala, Mary Ann Roach, Elda Lahnweh, Ruth Manierski, Carol Drda. Row Three: Steve Looney, Richard Lipsinsky, Daniel Rodriguez, Emil W. Fett, Dale Stricklin, James Robert Ernst, Richard Stuckenberg, Eddie Neiger, Eugene Branson, Ronald Roellig. Absent: Melvin Connour, Elizabeth Savage. .5210 omorw- erm 3 WV- aggoneld romp Row One: A Sue Miller, Sharon Jean Schueler, Ruth Bowenschulte, Martha Louise Rolf, Dorothy l-lilgert, Diane Dettermann, Linda Hartig, Susan Wuetherich. Row Two: Eddie Bauer, Amelia Lee Scott, Linda LaRue, Sharon Hugyez, Lynn Janet Reed, Rosey Jonas, Juanita Walker, Doug Dunphy. Row Three: Robert Klatt, Joe Tibbs, Tom Phillips, Patrick Shaw, Curtis Schild, John Hollowood, Phil Gumpert, Roger Bergmeier, Rudy Brann. Absent: Eugene Herman. L55 mage 5 row Row One: Jo Anne Slattery, Georgia Hittler, Raedean Carmack, Virginia Nauert, Alma Louise Sylcox, Pearl Copeland, Patricia Williams, Gloria Spears. Row Two: Jack Martorelli, Robert Quinn, Leroy Barta, Susan Brady, Deanna Kleissle, Charles Rich, Alexander Krupski, William Camarata. Row Three: James Graf, Donald Carter, Gary Vonder Haar, Charles Tester, Carl Sims, Richard Emde, Alois Mers, Robert Eugene Arnold. Absent: Carl Ambrose, Michael Broderick, Susan Ecker, Clarence Farmer, Darlene Fine. Kenneth Flores. Karl Gerling. Karen Hasser. Shirlev Hoblick. Norma Howard. Dave McClanahan, Clairmay Morrison, Claudia Priest, Edward Snelson, Calvin Sweeney, Charles Viermann, James Kitchen. 7 jregkmelfa- erm Q 555 M5585 from Row One: Judith Bartareau, Karen Andreas, Geraldine Kochs, Sandra Blest, Elaine Robinson, Margaret Wohlberg, Margaret Nauert, Sandra Smiley, Marcia Lee Rockenbrodt, Marilyn Brandmeyer. Row Two: JoAnn June Russell, Mervlyn Volner, Ronald Hacker, Neil Loeffler, Bob Campbell, Dale Pauley, David Storey, Glenn Allen Austin, Lorraine White, Joan Bauer, Judy Zavadil, Kathleen Guillies, Sandra Koenen, Row Three: Woodie Durham, Ocie Neff, Arthur Essmueller, Ted Fiedler, Charles Kohl, Fredrick Meyer, Ronny Sinak, Jim Morton, Ronald Stephens, David Wayne. Absent: Brenda McGloughlin, Gary Niemann, John Nolte. 7 L55 gfufafder 5 row Row One: Janet Sue Kinney, Kathleen Kramer, Frances Tumminello, Sandralee Goltz, Dorothy Poe, Bonnie Lewis, lrene lfisenmann, Mary Jane Schmidt, Sharon Van Damme. Row Two: Carl Seim, Donald Greenwald, Harold Bray, Karen Freder- ick,, Florence Blanton, Jean Ebert, Patsy Toalson, Patricia McGovern, Sandra Wolff, Sharon May Ramsey, Thomas Burjeck. Thomas Mueller, Kenneth Geiler. Row Three: Charles Stevens, Wayne Trider, Michael Ulsas, Bill Gerdel, Charles Seger, Ronald Klein, George Newmann, Anton Aman, Michael Morgan, Michael Ryan, Douglas Taylor, David Clay. Absent: Nancy Mansell, Marilyn Null. jre5Amen- erm Q L55 JQKAWJ mm Row One: Carol Lynne Huff, Diana Janice'Bowen, Jean Smith, Susie Warner, Ruth Rodgers, Norma Barbara Gonzales, Joyce McCraw, Becky Jo Heltzell, Row Two: Denny Johnson, Paul Kucera, Pat Cahow, Joan Kauling, Sandy Cook, Alice Curtis. Karen Metz, Carol Magyar, David Stratmann, Wayne Gage. Row Three: William Kerbler, Kenneth Luithle, Willard Mont- gomery, Tom Mullen, Richard Zimmermann, Richard Riggs, Michael Murnan, James Edinger. Absent: Patrick Apel, Mary Franke, Lynn Hindert, James Guttmann, Chandler Kennedy, Karen McCrady, Rita Mclnvale, Richard Vasel. ,, mfg QW Row One: Carolyn Ayers, Paulette Schumacher, Sharon Theurer, Joyce Garcia, Carol Nachtweih, Janice Eckert, Bonnie Ciepley, Joyce Ann Danneman, Rochelle Robinson. Row Two: Preston Arnsperger, Robert Manlove, George Wiemann, Russell Fox, Paulette Boemer, Barbara Fear, Gloria Lyons, Beverly Johnson, Sharon Jackson, Jean Cathey, Ernest Stephens, Michael Deelo, Jack Chamberlin, Gary Sickmeier. Row Three: Thomas Clay, Wayne Franek, Robert Kaps, William Rozaitis, Ken- neth Earl, John Lentz, Phillip Lotich, Peter Nathan, Roger Herzog, Russell Lindenlaub. Absent: William Atkins, Jo Ann Garcia, Madonna Mueller. ' 2 X?If'8fJAlf1fLQlfL- QVWL Q 'J COVLVLOI' 55 VOM, Row One: Linda Pratt, Sandra Morrison, Demetra Thompson, Judy Harper, Sharon Konkoly, Patricia Rimmel, Sharon Diete- man, Carol LaMontagne, Pat Barta, Aimee Mathews. Row Two: Janet Sweeney, Judith Abegg, Mary Lee Fertig,-James Peek, Jerry Thompson, Pat Moll, Robert Pannell, Derrill McCusker, Bill Krakos, Joyce Lammert, Barbara Curley, Judith Burnette, Billy Van Winkle. Row Three: Robert Florian, William Clifton, Leo Marino, Michael McKay, William Compton, David Hartung, Robert Pieske, Milton Ward, James Fears, Ward Kiser, Don Reynolds, Johnny Corp. Absent: Alice Ferguson. W5 Oloe 5 M014 Row One: Susan Thomas, Diane Lee Rohr, Joan Spitzer, Patricia Yurgec, Diane Gifford, Nancy Saufnauer, Judith Ann Hut- sell,' Glenda Mangrum, Sherry Ellen Pfaff. Row Two: Terrance Stivers, Dennis Clark, Terry Ziegler, Mary Lee Givens, Sha-ron Anello, Barbara Maag, Antonia Jerabek, Jeanette Cunningham, Donna Jennings, Mary Pflueger, Janie Seagraves, William Tillotson, John Hartmann, John Verderber. Row Three: Gilmore Dewall, Charles Zimmermann, Rex Hanks. James Lohse, Eddie Debus, Garry Hamm, Raymond Palmer, Gary Johnson, Richard Jonas, Russell Bayer, Philip Noll. Absent: Charles DFGSSGL 7 , ZZVQAAMQH- erm Q L55 LSZAIWOQCZQV5 romp Row One: Patricia Peltz, Dorothy Orrick, Lynn bpringer, Veronica Sipp, Laura Robinson, Susan Henerfauth, Carol Roth, Linda Johnston. Row Two: Ray Rodenbeck, Beverly Kass, Joan Werner, Linda Hoffmann, Michele Hudson, Carol Dencker, Carol Jean Ufer, Dianne Tucker, Nancy Wilson, Tom Secrease. Row Three: Larry Schardan, Albert Conway, Bob Duffey, James Bozikis, William Braun, Jack Weston, Norman Steffens, Gary Tennison, Joe Gaynor, Jerry Grissom, Absent: James Boat- right, Della Goldberg, Raymond Kircher, Dennis Malone, Eugene Milne, Steven Nuske. 7 lf'. , j8lf'lflfLOLlfL IJ If'0lfLlO Row One: Carol Biras. Mary Cooper, Sharon Robinson, Janet Wacker, Elvera Misbauer, Diane Frease, Carol Kreienlheder, Rat Davis, Darlene Mott, Judy Whitworth. Row Two: George Staub, James Serino, Leonard Greco, Bernice Kinnuff, Arline Brennecke, Margaret Wolf, Carol Kaiser, Fay Pannell, Pat Schaberg, Benny Salih, John Michael, Dow Manlove. Row Three: Howard Roy, Neil Komosny, Ernest Bernardi, Timothy Thompson, Richard Meyer, Jim Murphy, Dale Bunce, William FBFIGY. Myron Powers. Absent: Francis Cook, Roger Herold, James Robinson, Robert Stepp, Brenda Skiles. jlf'8f5Al4fL8lfL- Qlflflflf Q lf'0lfL yn Barr, Marilyn Lesh, Sandra Tonnies, Elizabeth Goudey, Carol Ann Rolfing, Eileen Johansen. Sandra Ford, Sheila Pentland, Kathleen Yvornik, Jo Ann Steinkuehler, Sharon Cole. Lorraine Jansberg, Gregory O'Neill, Ronald Woods, Robert Murphy, Dennis Messenger, Tom Schneider, n, Absent: Larry Boerschig, Douglas Daugherty, Robert Dean, Duane Dennis, Sandra Derrick, Mikal Franklin, Noel Heine, Kenneth Litwak, Bill McClanahan, Ronald McKee, Miriam Spencer, Ronald Toebe, Cherie Young. Row One: Gail Holder, Maril Row Two: Donna Ohlendorf, Fettig. Row Three: George John Wunderle, Ross Hoffma V. mfg 5 FOUL g K X ., Row One: Gloria Plage, Rose Romano, Jackie Couse, Donna Wilke. Carol Schnieder, Judy Stewart, Mary Toalson, Dorothy l-lansmenn. Row Two: Ernie Anderson, Carol Holdner, Nancy Nuske, Linda Munster, Kathy Kulifay, Clauder Turner, Carole Tl10f'f1Dson, Pat Padgett, Carol Godsil, Nancy Niernann, Bob Zeman. Row Three: Dennis Eads, Oscar Daub, Don Brown, Don Dickneite, Al Schovenez, Edward Ruediger, Don Ames, Milton Hoffman, Ronald Riede, Jerry Bridges. Absent: Arthur Fithen, Richard Love, William Miranda, Nancy Lee Roberts, Irvin Walters. 7 jlf'Q5!LlfIfL8lfL- Qlf'l0fL Q I . fMlfWQOV85 If'0lfL!O 'Row One: Judy Schaller, Judy Kreitler, Barbara Tucker, Norma Blazer, Margie Lupo, Ruth Ann Kleinschrodt, Barbara Anne Keipp, Beverlee Buchholz. Row Two: Richard Michael Murphy, Russell Jost, Thomas Doggendort, Gail Patterson, Leatha Jones, Barbara Mathews, William Vaclavik, Rolf Moog, William Winterbauer. Row Three: Richard Behrens, Mel Von- derhaar, Robert Fohrell, David Menendez, Edward Benecke, Jerry Foerstel, Arthur Cruncleton, .lay Wand, Michael Bumb, James Britton. Absent: Barbara Anderson, Ronald Andrews, Jerry Billingsley, John Maguire, Marvin Mulac, Norman New- man, Carolyn Ponzar, Bob Sturgeon. C7l Q1lAl4fL8lfL- QIWVL f- - I . ECLQVZIZ 9014 WM i Row One: Sharon Carpenter, Mary Cleveland, Sandra Brandt, Beverly Fuchs, Dorothy Clauser, Patricia Lyons, Sharon Turley, Carla Sessions. Row Two: Jerry Petero, Judy Olander, Carol Driscoll, Marilyn White, Sandra Foulk, Joyce McBride, Sharon Heitmann, Judith Freiermuth, Peter Bruecklmeier. Row Three: Jerry C-otsch, Richard Lavack, David Brinner, Martha Fleischmann, Mary Seabaugh, Philip Hanstein, Jim Doerr, Steve Krafcik, Courtney Koste. Row Four: Lenard Voelker, Har- old Schlegel, Dan Foulk, John Cloud, Ronald Winkelmann, Frank Dies, John Bradshaw, Donald Dickus, Louis Comparato. Absent: Judith Reeder. 7 cizrejiimen- ermf md aria frown 5 romp Row One: Karen Holman, Bobette Elierr, Dianne lxfiurpiiy, Carolyn Rittner, Janet Diebold, Sharon Gruender, Jo Ann Taylor, Karen Pretaboir. Row Two: Shirley Kube, Phyllis Dettermann, Cindy Petersen, Marilee Moore, Lynn Morrow, Sandra Oheim, Norma Lotz. Row Three: Ronald Ruecker, Warren Van Landeghem, Joe Abele, Robert Goebel, William Jaeger, Peter Starn, Jackie Call. Row Four: Richard Newcomb, Curtis McCracken, Melvin Wilmoth, Jasper Jones, Bill Bedford, Michael Stick- ler, Dave Lemmel, Warren Klawiter. Absent: Jo Ann Farley, Patricia Fitch, Kenneth LaRose, Lavina Saatkamp, Michael Wendling. 7 mf. vwfice 4 rom Row One: Linda Key, Judith Knirr, Patsy Lammert, Nancy Louise Mansell, Joyce Russell, Lynn Remspecner, Joan Johnson, Mary Schwartz. Row Two: David Lewis, Esther Yaeger, Georgia Townsend, Janice Libich, Donna Robinson, Janet Wood, Rosemary Kohlstaedt, Ronald Buren. Row Three: David Buffa, Joe McCoy, Eric Schnittker, Joseph Klein, Arthur McKinney, Thomas Leslie. Absent: Judy Amelung, Delano Belko, Rebecca Brown, Warren Hanneke, John Hosie, James Massey, Donald Mercer, Lynn Meyer, Gloria Neff, Craig Poffinbarger, Jacqueline Schaefer, Marilyn Tessmer, Lester Thellrnan. 7 Szreaftmen- erm 7 my m666LlfLlfL5 mm Row One: Janet Bollinger, Rosemary Karian, Judy Huels, Beverly Maher, Sandra Larcom, Pat Cassidy, Janet Yesberg, Carol Virga. Row Two: Rosalyn Prives, Hope Conway, Gayle Gaugel, Martha Bartman, Shirley Heusohn, Sharon Jemes, Judy Matthews. Row Three: Jo Ann Boshers, Larry Rhyne, Richard Ruiz, John Kostyshock, Joe Connella, James Honey, Richard Edinger, Sharon Vaninger. Row Four: Mike Clonts, Robert Walter, Harold Vogt, Charles Heppe, Charles Nuttmann, Ronald Woodruff, Bob Fields, Ronald Dunville. Absent: Karen McCrady, Martha Louise Rolf, Joan Rushing, Walter Theurer. 7 14 Mfizermic A grow Row One: Janice Goebel, Maureen Gronemeyer, Grace Ann Patton, Mary Jo Komlos, Bonita Hunt, Sandra Klump, Karen Johnson, Phyliss Hagen. Row Two: Karen Hlavaty, Karen Beckmann, Charlotte Mohr, Judy Tibe, Dana Crump, Barbara Kleissle, Margaret Peer. Row Three: Barbara Bauer, Howard Bonds, Elmer Goodyear, Kerry Kohring, Bob Meeks, Bill Kunz, Danald Wood, Jane Cole. Row Four: Jerry Cline, Mitchel Bartnick, Carl Crnko, Kenneth Schild, Bill Matan, Gary Vasel, James l-lurych, Paul Schroers, Absent: Sandra Busby, Diane Hofmann, John Ragan, Richard Stadler. jl Q.'JAl4fLQlfL- QIWIWL I - g90WQVJ IWOQLIO Row One: Marianne Birke, Karen Claus, Marylyn Obradovits, Sheryll Carpenter, Nancy Kratky, Cerry Abmeyer, Susan Thomas, Joyce Maloy. Row Two: James Fauss, Linda Stever, Jean Thomas, Susan Metz, Patricia Moon, Tabea Gotsch, Anita Dippel, Richard Seipp. Row Three: Robert Frerck, Richard Kranze, Mallory Campbell, Charles Scharnberger, Cary Sherman, Ronnie Heath, Roger Wattler, Adrian l.eBoeuf. Absent: James Beers, Phillippi DeLaney, Jacquelyn Duspiwa, Ron- ald Crab, William Kienzler, Richard Krammer, Lanora Krill, Sheila Murrey, Patricia Oldendorph, Darlene Tarzian, Emil Van- Damme. l 8 5 Busy Bee Barry. Q Sir William, The Orator. A Step Towards Peace. Triple Trouble. li Foreign Students? pndgcafionj study of the upper air has been revolutionized. l States l.C-.Y. rocket program, rockets have measured temperatures, air density, wind velocity, and other d already have proved to be important and shall aid the future. With the development ot rockets in World n a ta Remuuzor- jze EQCOVL Editor. ........ 7 ......... ......Barry Herr Associate Editor ................ ............,..,..,..... L mda Virga Business Manager ............... ...............,..,.,......... J ohn Dyn Asst, Business Manager ....,.. ...............,..,,....,.,,-. R oger Metz Photographers ................. ....... D avid Pelant, Barry Morris Row One: John Dyn, Virginia Kettler, Barry Herr, Linda Virga, Jim Thompson, David Pelant. Row Two: Jo Ann Romike, Mary l.ou Lenhardt, Sue Miller, Deanna Feigenbutz, Kathee Mangan, Jo Ann Reisner. Row Three: Clyde Nabe, Craig Donis, Al Trost, Dale Collier, Don Ellerbusch, Ken Ebner, Barry Morris. Absent: Roger Metz. Added in mid-year: Karen Edele, Larry Oberle, Judy Parrott, Lavern Sasseen, Marilyn Young. The i958 Beacon Staff, led by the Editor, Barry Herr, and aided by the Associate Editor, Linda Virga, has endeavored to produce as modern and up-to-date book as possible. We have attempted to utilize the newest methods and ideas available in striving to produce the most distinctive Beacon ever. Back- ing our own energy has been the advice and assistance of our loyal sponsor, Mr. Marchesseault. We sincerely hope that the students, faculty, and friends of Cleveland High School will enjoy the l958 Beacon, and treasure it always. QCLCOVL 5 ln l958 the Beacon Art Staff in conjunction with the Beacon could even begin to think of putting ideas on paper. Each Editorial Staff has chosen the International Geophysical Year member of the staff, led by Jim Thompson as Art Editor, re- as the theme for the art division pages. Extensive research ceived one of the division pages which was to become his own was made on the part of the staff to further acquaint them- personal project. selves with the purposes and ideals of the l.C.Y., before thev Row One: Carole Stock, Phylis Kehres, Karen Bonham, Claire Keys, Barbara Eckenfels, Sandra Tyrpak. Row Two: Lionel Feeney, Jim Thompson lEditorJ, Ron Yanker, Ray Reinhardt, Edward Evers, Dan Schiele. To aid in making the i958 Beacon a success, a precedent The Beacon Art Staff sincerely hopes that it has helped to ex- had to be set concerning the art work. The means to this end plain the important phases of the International Geophysical was original color layout work. Color has added an entirely Year, and that the faculty, students, and friends of Cleveland new dimension to the art pages and has brought a truly refresh- High School will enjoy them. ing improvement. Throughout the 1957-'58 semester the Orange C1 Blue Staff has endeavored to carry on with its established successful years by bringing to Clevela of interest to the students. The issues have been filled with jk QI 6LIfL 8 and nd wholesome news and entertainment out the year. Fall Charles Hasser ,,,,4 ----...---- E dn-or --,---,'- Marilyn Mueller ...,.. ,,,,,,,, C 0-Edit0r ,,.,,,, ..... Margie Kincaid ,,,,,.., .----.---.- C 0-Edif0,- -,,--,--, ,,,,, David Pelant ..... Bill Blasberg ...... Charles Hawker Jim Van Buren .,..,,.Business Managers..,..... timely editorials, school projects, and now and rnen a IITTIQ humor. The O. 5' B Staff sincerely thanks those people who have consistently supported its activities and results through Spring ........Charles Hasser ......Noel Kring ....Bonnie Long ...David Pelant ,.,,...,....Photographer......... .Jim Van Buren Bill Rammes Dan Schiele Row One: Marilyn Mueller, Charles Hasser, Margie Kincaid. Row Two: Charles Hawker, David Pelant, Bill Blasberg, Jim Van Buren. - --W 7-Y- r bmizafzfolfm Ealfth tremors and their resulting tidal waves have long been of interest to the geologists of the world. During the lnter- national Geophysical Year scientists are being given the oppor- tunity to make studies of these occurrences in remote areas of the globe. SANDRA Tlillili 91 ga P cgllwofenf Gunner Mb A - Row One: Barbara Miller, Ruth Ann Kleinschrodt, Shirley Mills, Rich Thien lSgt.-at-Armsl, Judy Hawkins lRecording Sec- retaryl, William Rayburn lpresidentl, Kathee Mangan lVice-Presidentl, John Dyn iTreasurerl, Jerry Uhlmansiek lCorre- sponding Secretaryl, Emelia Heldmann, Sue Miller. Row Two: Sharon Konkoly, Arleen Robinson, Bonnie Ciepley, Patricia McGovern, Judith Bartareau, Dorothy Hinch, Mary Ann Heldmann, Carol Kratky, Virginia Cering, Raydine Taber, Joyce Cansner, Betty Muldrow, Louis Lobrano, Viola Tarrant. Row Three: Roger Schild, Trudy Loh, Carolyn Steffens, Becky Lem- mel, Carole Thompson, Karen Bradley, Michele Hudson, Lewis Schnellmann, Bill Rammes, John Burkel, Bill Thien, Boyd Dressler. Row Four: Jo Ann Ebersohl, Raedean CarmackQ3, Reba Neukom, Laura Sullivan, Patrick Shaw, Larry Lammert, Myron Powers, Ken Zweitel, Dan PaxtQ?1wl:1Qd,ie Qebus, James! V-ajgi Buren, Joe Werninger, Cordon Becker, Gary Geldmeier, Eugene Simmons. A ,V P' N 25, Qt, '13, 'gl 1 V c e L , ,C or JF fx: , ,. + ' ' - , fa ,Own 'P IBS 'fi N 'B J ,fl JL? Q P xl Q' 'S . ff YY Fi 3? Row One: Carolyn Steffens, Raedean Carmack, Elaine Huonker lSecretaryl, James Van Buren iPresidentl, Judy Hawkins fVice-Presidentl, Ron Phillips lTreasurerl, Jerry Uhlmansiek, Judy Donahue, Ann Vegyelek, Karen Edele. Row Two: Jo Ann Ebersohl, Bonnie Ciepley, Pat Schaberg, Kathleen Smugala, Barbara Krenning, Patricia McGovern, Janet Aff, Carole Thompson, Glenda Haag, Rosalyn Prives, Betty Muldrow. Row Three: Barry Morris, Carole Sondag, Judith Bartareau, Ruth Ann Kleinschrodt, James Rosenthal, Ray Wichmann, Karen Bradley, Mickey Hudson, Peter Starn. Row Four: Carl Berryman, Eugene Herman, Eddie Debus, Jerry Johnson, Charles London, Gary Halls, John Cloud, John Burkel. Row Five: Tom Mullen, Roger Krenning, Jerry Wild, Neal Schlenk, Robert Pieske, Larry Lammert, Bill Duffey, Adrian LeBoeuf, Arthur McKinney, Bill Rayburn. Absent: Sally Zoller lSecretaryl, Louise Lobrano. E 92 Miss Mann ,xg Cappeffa OW Fall Spring Jack Bridwell ..A............... Pres ,...., ,,,.,,,,,,,Y, J im Thompgon Mary Jane Henneberry .... Vice-Pres ..,,,,.,,,,,,,, Linda Virga Accompanists-Jerry Johnson, Carol Zieger S Th e Hal Xelkllah chow Bone Jesu 'Take it from the beginning Slfen A same' Zoom up to 300 after a bit of lunch to practice for the Song of Norway this time. Before that it was the annual Easter program, and then the past winter there were the many special Christmas performances to re- hearse, and, of course, the big Christmas programs. Quite a lot of songs in our repertoire after a year, but you really don't remember- the hours of practice-only the thrill and sense of accomplishment of performing well. And it was worth it! t Nighf xe Star 'Searle 'YY-9 Worth it if you think of the many friendships you've made. Worth it it you recall fond memories. When you sing Auld Lang Syne for the last time, you sadly realize that this is the close of a most rewarding chapter in your life, and you sense that intangible something which makes A Cappella mean so much to so many. Guided and inspired by Miss Mann, we have tried to follow the fine traditions of A Cappella and meet its standards and ideals-character growth and spiritual development through music. 8 War Dye age Mutual admiration society? 93 .fd CQPPQKKJ Clair Row One: Janet Kinney, Bonnie Lewis, Bev Kass, Elda Zahnweh, Mary Kestler, Barb Miller, Sharon Cole, Fran Tumminello, Janet Wacker. Row Two: Jackie Hubbard, Mary Hacker, Kay Grant, Elaine Meyer, Gloria Krause, Elaine Virga, Jessica Peeler, Janet Hahn, Bertha Schoenteld, Judy Whitworth. Row Three: Raydine Taber, Brenda Lore, Barb Dausch, Bernice Alexander, Thelma West, Sandra Tyrpak, Carol Betlach, Glenda Lusk. Row Four: Rich Zimmerman, Charles Schaefer, Tom MCCOvern, John Muller, Tom Phillips, Mike Lents, Jack Williams, Lee Mueller, Jerry Johnson. Row Five: Harry Bradley, l-9 0Y ECKSTQID, Don Nemec, Charles Obermeyer, Ron Schardan, Steve Whitfield, Bill Siedhotf, Art Frank, Barry Morris, Jerry Thompson, Bill Tillotson. Absent: Barb Addison, Ollie Bierman, Lois Briggs, Judy Caldwell. ROW 0neg.Evelyn Goltz, Janet Klawiter, Marilyn Young, Sharon Culli, Marian Pope, Bonnie Long, Cecilia Black, Brenda Dobyng, Brenda'Young, Brenda Skiles. Row Two: Kathy Smugala, Joan Smith, Jeanne Chaphe, Barb Eckentels, Mary Lou Lenhardt, Judy Hawkins, Judy Govreau, Irene Koshock, Miroda Tomanec, Bernice Kinnitt. Row Three: Mariann Hucke, Marianne Heinicke, La Vern Sasseen, Janet Maness, Judy Sanburn, Jo-Ann Stockglausner, Linda LaRue, Jan Watts, Jo Ann Reisner, Mary Ellen Kohl. Row Four: Ken Earl, Den Malone, Art Groppe, Joe Whitworth, Bob Holloway, Jerry Wossler, Ron Klein, Charles Seger, Bill Gerdel, Dave Folk, Philip Noll. Row Five: Janice Schneiderjohn, Jo Ann Moore, Florence Blanton, Carolyn Godsil, Merrilyn Memhardt, Barb Beringer, Dot Pierce, Lynn Reed, Ruth Pauly, Carole Scott. Absent: Diane DeWald, Karen Frederick, Jackie Henties, Bob Hopkins. if CIJLIOIOQZKQ Clair Row One: Donna Jones, Bev Scheumann, Judy Syberg, Karen Peiper, Judy Asmussen, Sandy Cottin, Joan Spitzer, Judy Harper, Diane Gifford, Barb Krenning. Row Two: Joan Roth, Gloria Marsh, Nan Engel, Joan Glassen, Laura Sullivan, Linda Lammack, Betsy Dies, Bobbie Jeans, Judy Gutmann, Toni Jerabek. Row Three: Lorraine Thomas, Barb Belew, Juanita Walker, Sharon Biby, Jo-Ann Suarez, Joan Werner, Sharon Pursley, Sue Taylor, Jackie McHenry, Sandy Pursley, Row Four: Tom Pingleton, Bob Mullgardt, Ken Janssen, Ray Keller, Bob Pieske, Ed Evers, Dave Jones, Dave Scott, Les Mosberger, Bill Martin. Row Five: Pat Young, Carolyn Siernens, Sally Thym, Bill Klaas, Bill Dowcly, Ray Schoenstein, Jess Mullen, Betsy Savage, Pat Urban, Sharon Farmer. Absent: Judy Lynch, Barb Autner, Fred Parker, Don Pieper, Row One: Nickie Pollock, Darlene Mott, Diane Frease, Melinda Murray, Jim Thompson, Linda Virga, Shirley Mills, Radean Carmack, Carol Eckert. Row Two: Ginny Gering, Carol Zieger, Shirley Fears, Eileen Mueller, Carolyn Hickson, Pat Schaberg, Nancy Niemann, Jo Ann Beiser, Mary Jane Henneberry, Karen Lohmann. Row Three: Linda Weast, Barb Hammer, Kathy Yavornik, Karen Bradley, Roberta Schweisguth, Barb Harstick, Barb Low, Mary Ann Ferry, Judy Rinesmith, Carol Drda. Row Four: Bill Clemons, Bob Klug, Boyd Bender, Don James, Jack Bridwell, Larry Lammert, Mike Evans, Ken Balte, Torn Ernst, Ron Hatter. Row Five: Rich Reim, Rich Sheets, Tom Creissen, Ron Michel. Absent: Pat Stinger, Judy Trayanoff, Bob Zell, Lois Lipprnann. enior gfzoir- Row One: Barbara Miller, Bernice Alexander, Dale Doerr, Mary Jane Kestler, Elda Zannweh, Barbara Hammer, Virginia Ciering, Fran Molnar, La Vonne Roth, Linda Weast, Barbara Kramer, Betty Fletcher. Row Two: Juanita Walker, Barbara Aufner, Diane Cude, Judy McConnell, June Sattel, Linda Standley, Judy Collins, Carol Jean Delay, Kay Kleintopf, Theresa Eck, Ann Vegyelek. Row Three: Charles Obermeyer, Dave Folk, Bob Pieper, Jim Beutley, Bill C-reaves, Robert Arnold, Jim Thompson, Robert Bernstein. Row Four: Ken Janssen, Tom Munster, Tony Morrello, Robert Armer, Donald Mohr, Jim Kaestner, Bill Haag. jnfermechafe CAOZV-ja! g l l Row One: Marcia Lee Rockenbrodt, Cheri Young, Carolyn Steffens, Susan Thomas, Norma Blazer, Lorraine Wetzel, Diane Frease Frances Tumminello. Row Two: Barbara Maag, Mary Lee Givens, Diane Rohr, Marilyn Lesh, Elizabeth Goodey, Jane Seagraves Nancy Wilson, Susie Warner, Pat Yurgec, Joyce Kofron. Row Three: Pat Schaberg, Pat Cahow, Judith Bartareau, Merrilyn Mem- hardt, Charlotte Campbell, Beverly Kass, Joyce Welling, Fay Pannell, Florence Blanton, Carol Nachtweih. ifmior Cfaoir ffm! aria!- Row One: Janet Sue Kinney, Joan Spitzer, Janet Wacker, Margaret Bender, Gloria Dunajcik, Judy Whitworth, Pat Padgett, Carol Jean Ufer, Carol Ann Rolfing, Jan Klodt, Sandra Koenen, Marleen Maytas, Barbara Gonzales. Row Two: Nancy Saufnauer, Karen Frederick, Toni Jerabek, Sandra Wolff, Leatha Jones, Gloria Lyons, Lynn Reed, Jo Ann Garcia, Paulette Boemer, Carol Dencker, Marilyn Barney, Sharon Jackson, Bonnie Lewis, Raydine Taber, Bonnie Ciepley, Diane Gifford. Row Three: Bill Klaas, Albert Con- way, Jack Fenner, Roger Herzog, Neil Komosny, Ronald Klingler, Richard Meyer, Robert Lind, Bob Hopkins, Marshall Mueller, Bill Mutz, Jay Wand, Richard Davis, Eugene Branson, lrwin Hendricks. omior Uwir ,SML fzriocf-ja!! Row One: Bill Krakos, Barbara Curley, Joyce Garcia, Irene Eisenmann, Joyce Lammert, Mary Cooper, Dorothy Hansrnann, Orna Fedke, Beverlee Buchholz, Elaine Robinson, Susan Henerfauth, Darlene Mott, Margaret Wohlberg, Barbara Tucker, Eddie Bauer. Row Two: Sharon Theurer, Patricia Peltz, Betty Hainsworth, Janet Neis, Jean Kauling, Barbara Harstick, Eileen Johansen, Beverly Johnson, Barbara Fear, Kathleen Yavornik, Judy Abegg, Sheila Pentland, Lorraine White, Bernice Kinniff, Joan Werner, Elizabeth Savage, Lynn Springer, Carolyn Godsil, Donna Ohlendorf, Alice Curtis. Row Three: Gary Sickmeier, Gregory O'Neill, Carl Berryman, John Underwood, Ed Pettit, William Martin, John Lore, Russell Riley, Richard Greaves, Bruce Hellman, Gary Niemann, Ron Lake, Phil Gumpert, Jim Morton, Bill Cruncleton, Otto Mathi, Vincent Knopp, James Serino, Michael Bumb, Gary Johnson, Johnny Corp. 97 Row One: William Addison, Louis Campbell, Jeanette Cunningham, Beverly Condray, Harry Mauchenheimer, Jim Schaefer, Louis Schopper, Marilyn Bloom, Alice Rolling, Charles Beech. Row Two: Milton Hoffman, Wallace Dittrich, Jack Kreienheder, Jerry Brown, Leslie Krieger, Robert Waggener, Leo Yoder, Kay Thurman, Kenneth Zweifel, Terry Weber, Bob Kacin, Bill Kunes, Al Trost Ray Armer, Ed Ruediger. jim All HW! How high the Fi? The highest! You will thrill to the dance band's revolutionary new sound brought to you through the development of the exclusive Hi-Fi. The older of the current C.H.S. novelty bands is the sensational Hi-Fi Band. On many occasions such as school dances or aud sessions, you may al- ready have thrilled to the music produced by this group, music with a third dimensional sound that is out of this world. Never before such Hi, never before such Fi. Of course you have read about the beeps of the satellites, but these are practically nil alongside the sounds of the Cleveland Satellites whose sounds are nothing short of fabulous. This is a swinging group which plays for dances and just plain listening en- tertainment. Although relatively new, the group has recently played five concerts in the elementary schools as well as at the very successful Valentine Dance. All members of the Satellites have come from the Concert Band where they have gained ex- perience and proved that they have the fine mate- rial required for membership in the Satellites. le sgirzfeffzfed Row One: Louis Campbell, Rich Ehlers, Barbara Reisner, Jim Schaefer, Thomas Burjeck, Marilyn Bloom, Alice Rolling, Walter Buchholz, Kenneth Romines, Harold Simon, Charles Beech. Row Two: Milton Hoffman, Neil Loetfler, Ron Woods, Ronald Riede, Leslie Krieger, Robert Waggoner, Leo Yoder, Bill Addison, Curtis Schild, Denny Webber, Robert Joyce, Ed Ruediger, Don Ude, Al Trost, Leon Daggs. Row Three: Bonnie Lee Schmidt, Diane Kemper, Beverly Condray, Eugene Herman, Eddie Debus, Kay Thur- man Bob Kacin, John Rolens, Ray Anderson, Sue Skinner. jlie Concert dgowfwl e Sharon Leicht, Caroi Nlucic, Janice Hueis, Sandra Eeig- Richard Ehiers, Sandy Eisenhauer, Goitz Susan Daggs Paui Kucera, Robert Joyce, Janet NicKay,Pat Vane , as Buriech Row Two: Miiton Hoffman, Tom Sheets, son Bonnie Segaii, Jo Ptnn Kauffman, Sandra Lee , i Row Three: Biii Kunes, Douglas Dunphy, R iiing Caroi Bohiey, Kay WY Row One: Leon , enbutz, John Storey, Neii Loeffier, Thom . Diane Kemper, Becky Heitzeii, Barbara Reisner, Demetra Thomp , Skinner, Caroi Roth, Bonnie Lee Schmidt, Ronaid Riede, Ronaid Woods, Charles Dresse . Kenny Wiiheim, Ray Kube, Downie Brown, Bob Kacin, Eddie Debus, Charies Beech, Phyiiis Trost, Alice o , Thurman, Rita Nlauchenheimer, Nlariiyn Bioom, Sandie Ford, Leo Yoder, Robert Waggener, John Schuitheis, C-ary Haiis, Son Fauss, Jerry Brown, Eugene Herman. Row Four: Lesiie Koester, Don Ude, John Noite, Lesiie Krieger, Curt Schiid, Ray Ptrmer ' Roiens, Kenneth Rornines, Ron Yaniaer, Harry Mauchenheimer, Waiter Buchhoiz, Ptibert Trost, Jim Schaefer ' beii Ray Anderson, Louis Schopper, Larry Nlantese. Harold Sinoon, John Ed Ruediger, Wiiiiam Addison, Louis Camp , T he Concert Band is lik i e I musical - Satellif 'nsffume Q rltal 3 au - cert. Ba,iaBti3Cl'1 Combirogps. F,O':shr3g nad for the auditorium See rnefnberslpnd Ol'Ch25fra we get th ValilOU5 parades on S Ssfons- A5 ut on COnCe members Ae H Fl. Pecuai occasioa marching brtsdand Play Fa Con' is Such 3 an th Of m L ev are in anY , many S 3bOr D aY, Memonal Day and Clean U ' P Day Th ' I tions an ' d l'0ur eY s t a So A 0 elemental, Play at foofb ici nyone who h Y schools. all games, Com . l the band. Oarfervgjusical abmty na- O25 not h of is intere Sted in m usic ma Y JOJT1 the band ' ave fo have Previous training t o s UPCA85 find Row One: Jo Ann Kaufmann, Pat Hockaday, Jutta Cejka, Sandra Cook, Alice Rolling, Carol Bohley, Rita Mauchenheimer, Kay Thurman, Jeanette Cunningham, Marilyn Bloom, Diane Kemper, Phyllis, Trost, Beverly Condray, Barbara Reisner, Susan Skinner. Row Two: Paul Bippen, Tom Hunter, Wallace Dittrich, John Zlatic, Dennis Miller, Kenneth Litnak, Milton Hoffman, Eddie Meiger, Ronald Stephens, Richard Wright, Neil Loeffler, David Brevard. Row Three: Jamer Burrows, Dennis Malone, Terry Weber, Ken- neth Zweifel, Leslie Koester, Louis Campbell, William Addison, Charlie Hoenig, Curt Schild, Ed Ruediger, Charles Beech, Robert Waggoner, Kenneth East, Jack Kreienheder, Douglas Daugherty, Elmer Daugherty. 7 eginner 5 gan! Row One: Ernie Anderson, Neil Loeffler, Thomas Buriech, Becky Heltzell, Carol Roth, Demetra Thompson, Sandra Cook, Paul Kucera, Ronald Riede, Richard Wright, Ronald Woods, John Zlatic, Dennis Miller, Kenneth Litwak, Bill Atkins, Douglas Daugherty, Charles Dressel, John Storey, Sandie Ford, Sandralee Coltz, Donnie Brown, Dennis Malone, Ed Ruediger, Leslie Krieger, Ronald Mitchell, John Nolte, Curt Schild, Kenneth Earl, Ronald Stephens, Mr. Mantese. 101 JQULAO' lwdlfwlff The Audio-Visual Club is a service organization under the leadership of lvlr. Herald M. Doxsee and Mr. Carl E. Briggson, who give their time and assistance whenever needed. One division of the club is the stage crew which you may never hear about, but the results of which are evident at auditorium sessions, dances and other programs at Cleveland. The stage crew is always behind the scenes making the programs more successful by insuring good lighting and sound effects at each performance. The members of the club are able to operate the various movie projectors, the tape recorders, slide and film strip pro- jectors and the two opaque projectors. The members give up their study halls to serve the school, receiving only service credit and awards as their credits accumulate. Fall Spring Ken Ebner ...,..... ........ P resident ,...,..... ...... W illiam Addison James Warner ...,..... ......... V ice-President .......... .......,... R oland Ude Wallace Ditrich ....... ...... S ecretary-Treasurer ........ ,..... W allace Dittrich Ronald Fauss ........ ....... S gt.-at-Arms ......... ...... F red Hossellcus Konald Faussill vvd'laC2 Dittrich 'K '- Uavid Dew H gsgg?:1g3hHEon,lglClqlalnlqln3Z3' gggnge L22 Ecljl:lrilidl'JlrrlgovlyqF:eil f' 1 . ' . gflzygefr Jf2OVfa:1e5Uk6af,.vD2nf,iS asg2Qg,B'i55Effk L R059 ms' -, Tom H. 'am ddison, C' .reu 95, Bilf Fred Hosselkus, Louisagglnplggs Ed Pudfti?Clq'llgl,Q,,JMJfF1es , ' u 0maS Harter, QU, Mafia jul! The purpose of the Biotic Trail Club is to plan opportunities tor high school students to deepen their understanding ot, and appreciation for, the world of living things by learning to enjoy nature and the out-of-doors and by encouraging self-directed experiments and activity. The student is enabled to follow his own special interests in the area ot biology and related fields to an extent not possible in regular class work. The club was organized last November under the sponsorship of Mr. Terman. a newcomer to the C.H.S. faculty. The club membership is divided into interest groups which meet week days after school. The complete club assembles, in turn, for a monthly program which features an informative movie or discussion led by a biologist who is considered an authority in his field. Any C.H.S. student in good standing with the recommenda- tion of his advisor is eligible for membership in the Biotic Trail Club. et Bef'- ROW TWO. Joyce Weber,SlNflq2'liE2'i Karen . , ' . c t H cker Marilyn Gergs' Eunlcilegflljglllsiill Stephanie Lebftlhbbgfgdlfloel Merkel' hlijn One: Judy Schaller, NlafYe asandy McGlasson, Pjvmgourg. ROW Three: 'Patmauchenheimerv Carolsgieal. ROW . peeler Duane Freas , . Segall Alexan ra ' S hneideriohn, Rita Terman' Tom ec i der, Jessica k jo Heltzell, Bonnie I eBrY5On, Janice C Four. Mr, R. 5- Boyd Dressler. 1: d rick. B25 Y '1 Bloom, Ha en Russell. ROW - u Edward Evers' F nck, Krsuingv Pat Cral2xaTnAeh!EgalQnYn 2Cke' Rita Mclnvalg lglgilgglrt Dukes' Ray Schenetggmgias Daugherty. Stephen u Power Gary Cous B My Muldrow. V' 0' Myron D Wme, Ailwort ConWaY- Eugene veg?-Trains JaVV2'fl', Thomas e ,. ...ww 1: tx 103 OW Haydn? CAL! With I each iagdgfngginneil jf The ball O Und u ,Ssu reOnth,YuCanteI ef fhe Ccessfull e Scene I the CI 'Pas gfown awe 'eadersrry Scoring one BOYS Beve' eam Info a I 'D Of IVI p its th. Owl- fries? are. feprese arge Organ' r' .Beckerl 'rd Year. Or -f nfed 'Zah er 'th The BCI? glace hon? the a,IgI'g All CIJQEIUZ, 0 I- VS. as ri w :ng Club meets each team Once a W eek and President Vice-P I Secrefa':lSIdent ----w A557 Sec'S7-T . -.D on gentler ADIQ Don B ..,,B Ueffne og Greer: ' I TfOst bowls . from ing The .the 'fall :S herd. Erwras Seizghe Spring of ropbies are '.S toUFnam2' a Chrisfmathe year, D ItySmce bOW'?.'Ven to Outgt and the bg Fournamglxr r the CIU 'ng re ' andin Win b Clulr 8 pa - - g 'Ga if 'ecfeafion Popes fhafihmodefafe rtifpaofs. gue' 3 also herpsfibe enjoyed 'E Will deSeIYSiCal activ O d y Op ' eVe'0P feamagpigf group? SgU Ce I . ' Owl- 4 sker Preston beck Jackie Petero, Derriii McCu , id Bohac, Woody Nieiyin, Ronaid Ron Buettner, Don d Nemec. Row One: Ernie Anderson, Cari Seirn, David Stratrnann, Ray Roden , Fieischrnann, James Nlaciavik, Patrick Shaw, Ciarence Petero, Row Two: Rona hen Funck, Tryin Beii, Paui Prank, Kenneth Oeiier, Ptibert Trost, Bob Green, Ranaid Drago, Harry Keei. Row Three: Waiiace Burton, Fred Parker, Donai ' Prank Ziegier, Biii Sutton, Wayne Drda, Roger Bergmeier, Fred WQSTGY- Lester Niosberger, Nan Zeiier, Dan Schieie, Richard Craett, ' Robert Stange, Richard Bergrneier, Jack Wappier. Dreppard, Wiiiiarn Compton, Russeii Woods, Step Bentier, Charies Poster, Hoiiowood, Ewing, Danicenbrmg, bs Ray Anderson, Richard Sheiby, Wiiiiarn Addison. Row Four. Schaetter, Lesiie Koester, Charies ' Don Behike, Ron Dicicneice. John Danny Corn , Hosseikus, Edward idagensieiaer, man, Jirn Heiiwig, Fred Dave Peiant, Wiiiiam DeXleydt, Koch, Daie Coiiier, Charies Tester, Wayne lZyi51f1ridmfiife gyncafion President .......... Vice-President ..... Treasurer .......... Secretary ....... Sgt.-at-Arms ..... .......Bob Haller ........AI Hoenig ................Susan Gaugel ..,......Jeannette Frederich Cibulka Row One: Larry Moeckel, LaVonne Roth, Janet Lawson, Robin Ehlers, Barbara Bequette, Margie Massey, Jay Fischer, Stan Schwab. Row Two: Marjorie Brewster, Jeanette Frederich, Susan Gaugel, Rosemary Wiley, Janet Otto, Mary Kwiatkowski, Nancy Stansbury, Judy Fiock, Barbara Haukap, Ruth Block, Judy Mueller. Row Three: John Renner, William Ohlendorf, Don Buettner, Robert Haller, Ron Hellmer, Richard Cibulka, Elmer Hoenig, Dave Lange, Erwin Kleinhans, Bernard Gissy, Russell Riley. The Distributive Education Club was first started at Cleveland in September of l956 and has very re- cently been affiliated with the State D.E. Club of Missouri. The purpose of our club is to further de- velop capable and professional leadership among its members who will soon assume important responsi- bilities in the field of distribution. Our D.E. Club attempts to help the members develop an under- standing of the many problems in retailing and to encourage them to give their best in time and effort on the job. lt further attempts to interest members in that phase of retailing in which their abilities may be developed to the best advantage and also to strive for the development of proper co-operation between members and their fellow employees. , One of the D.E. Club's recent activities included the State Convention, which was held on March 4th and Sth at the Melborne Hotel in St. Louis. Many of the students in the D.E. classes participated in some of the contests: the sales contest, fashion show, math and spelling contests, and window dis- plays. The convention proved a valuable experience for all D,E. students. 105 ramafic Since the recent organization of the Dramatic Club, its mem- bers have worked long and faithfully on many proiects. These have consisted of various monologues, skits, and the play Way Way Down East. ln order that the organization may devote a great deal of time to these activities they hold meetings every Tuesday afternoon, at 3:30, in Room 2, under the capable leadership of Miss O'Connor, a relative newcomer to the Red Castle faculty. President ...... Vice-President Secretary ...... Treasurer ........ .... Sgt.-at-Arms Publicity .4 ....... .... Jo Ann Reisner ,...,.,Tom McGovern .........Joyce Thyer ..,.,.Clyde Nabe ........Jim Thompson ..,..Sharon Culli Row One: Charles Obermeyer, Clyde Nabe, Jo Ann Reisner, Jim Thompson, Joyce Thyer, Walter llIert,. Betty Martin, Tom McGovern, Herbert Lehner. Row Two: Eunice Spencer, Sharon Culli, Penina Menendez, Stephanie Lelcht,lJanice Bowen, Jean Cathey, Marcia Rockenbrodt. Row Three: Anton Aman, Dan Schiele, Jess Mullen, Joyce Welling, Mlroda Tomanec, Judy Caldwell, Patricia Stinger, Susan Brady. 106 jmfwre lac em of ,America F.T.A., in affiliation with the National Education Associa- This year, our representatives have attended the state teach tion, was first organized in November, i957 by Mr. R. Wag- ers' meetings in Jefferson Cityg the regional county workshop goner. lts purpose is to help young people explore teaching a Harris Teachers' College tour and other similar activities with as a career. To achieve this we have organized into commit- Southwest and Bayless High School Also guest speakers have tees: Service lcivic worki, Membership lpublicityl, Social told us much about the teaching profession and Program. Row One: Rosemarie Vassallo, Altalee Weber, Madonna Mueller, Joyce Lammert, Dorothy Hansmann Ellen Boyden Sandra Koenen, Norma Blazer, Margaret Heuer. Row Two: Elizabeth Savage, Nancy Burton,,Kathy Yavornik Dennis Messengef Thomas Harter, Dennis Voisey, Alan Zeller, Joyce Thyer, JoAnn Romike, Gail Patterson, Jeanette Cunningham President ....... Vice-President Secretary ..... . ..... Treasurer .............. Parliamentarian Song Leader ...... Historian ....... Librarian ..... .,,.,,..Clenda Lungstrom ,....,.......Norma Blazer .......,Joyce Lammert ......Dorothy Mueller .............Alan Zeller ..,....Kathy Yavornik .........Tom Harter ......Margaret Heuer gr 5 0120 149 OW Ln? VI5imme,,,1w,,, , .W , . ..... ea, Lmaa Virga Virginia Kettler Sue Miller Call Celdmeier Joan F., ...nerr werrich. Row Two: Judy Ann Hutsell Bonnie Long Joyce Mues Nan Engel Dale Ferris maine Meyer, Judy Collins, Alexandra Bourg, Elaine Virga, Janice Stevenson Shirley Long Berthann Schoenfeld Linda Lamack. Row Three: Beverly Paradise, Beverly Brandt, Carol Ann Rolfing Louise Lobrano Glorl K Carol Bohley, Halene Bryson, Dorothy Hinch, Carol Kratky, Kay Ank Schmidt. Absent: Delores Kestler. first such . , - L ue was the t , The Cleveland gulls giggmglgnif Einiis. Each yeaffS'InCeT,:E f high sc DQ , ' 1 d success u. :agua his become incf9?S?g:f,eRoaLB?h i12fiOnal tournjryzigte e enterln demonstrate year the teams ar' nd Coeds, teams have ing State th asf, Clevea ' ' d by becom :mills eb? placing 3 d 'n the nahon an Je, cm P ,don Vvoup- - eifej, Kulfci.. V D, Tom r-muh-i , 'fgrp lvl-cv-M , One George GuIdlebeDaIaOvj' TWO Kgninmihjdhsames judkLnsAl6lgrtTrO51, F.redOlakB?xQe Mills. Egbert Moran Cgdgn ElDave F0ll4 Cralild c1Nobd. John Kl?frl:ieXlJarner, Bill Wltbr l n . hneider B05 re Doug Kullk R0 Roland Hawklfii .....Ken Ebner .Tom Brinner .Roger Metz ...Jeff Herbst John Wattler The Key Club of Cleveland High School has celebrated its third anniversary. The club, although still in its infancy, has contributed much toward the building of Cleveland and the surrounding community. Our club is just one of thousands throughout the nation, Our motto: We Build typifies the spirit of the Key Club members, who strive to become future leaders through service. The Key Club has completed many successful projects in- cluding the second annual Faculty-Key Club Basketball Game, which featured the crowning of the Ugliest Man. The pur- pose of this activity was to help pay for the new trophy case. We also sponsored a carwash to obtain funds which we used to supply four needy families with Thanksgiving dinners. The Key Club is sponsored by the Southside Kiwanis Club and every Friday we send two members to their meeting, just as they send a Kiwanis member to our meetings. As an extra added attraction the two Key Clubbers receive a free dinner. The backbone of the club is the sponsor, and it is the unani- mous opinion of the Key Club members that Mr. Julian is the best sponsor in the world. Under his guidance the club has continued to climb in importance. 109 Odiffmmi CM Row One: Steve Nuske, Jack Fenner, Don Pieper, Don Geldmacher, Phil Catanzaro, Richard Sheets, Jim Pesek, Gene Mur- ray, Lynn Paubel, Dave Folk, Tom Ernst, Rich Reim, Jim Rosenthal, Bob Gardner. Row Two: Roger Metz, George Love, Robert Lindecke, Roger Krenning, Ray Schneider, Gary Woods, John Burkel, Rich Thien, Charles Hasser, Bob Pieper, Ronald Lake, Don James, Roger Schild, Roger Beuc, Tom Sandvoss, Bill Streitz, Terry McRoberts, John Heil. Row Three: Robert Holde- graver, Rich Greaves, Joe DeCristotaro, Boyd Bender, Richard Pilas, Tom Brooks, Herb Lehner, Bill Martin, Bill Uhrig, Bob Mel- ville, Ken Wagner, Gus Frank, Charles London, Richard Stuppy, Walter Becker, Bruce Mills, Bill Blasberg, David Brooman, Bill Rayburn, Roland Hawkins, Jack Bridwell, Russ Koch. Row Four: Gary Couse, Wayne Hagenseiker, Don London, George Cahill, Dale Collier, Bob Erxleben, Bob Taylor, Charles Hawker, Neil Tombridge, Bob Eisenhauer, Larry Biras, Richard Charl- ton, Carl Weber, Joe Schweppe, Stan Parkinson, Dale Desnoyer, Ray Wichmann, John Dyn, .lim Warner, Ron Yanker, Donald Mohr. This spring was the second anniversary of this organization. As with all new organizations unfore- seen 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 knows that they have diligently worked to achieve their goal of higher standards in sports and the development of better relations between the faculty and the athletes. 0 of belonging to the Lettermen's to those boys who have earned a a sport approved by, or which re- from, the St. Louis Public High such as football, basketball, base- ball, track, cross-country, swimming, tennis, and gym team. The privilege Club is limited varsity letter in ceives benefits School League, QP cm President .,............. ............., C arol Stock Vice-President .....,. ....... M ary Ann Ferry Secretary ...,....,... ..........,...... J ean Buffa Treasurer ........ ,,,,.... B arbara Shuessler Row One: Mary Ann Heldmann, Jane Hampe, Noel Kring, Camille Heldmann, Charlene Kubernat, Mary Lou Lenhardt, Pat Koeln, Emelia Heldmann. Row Two: Rose Romano, Mary Hacker, Nancy Saufnauer, Margaret Wohlberg, Barbara Schuessler, Mary Ann Ferry, Carole Stock, Jenet Hahn, Sue Brandewiede, Darlene Mott, Jody Koch, Pauletta Hughes, Jeanne Trautwein. Row Three: Henrietta Eimbeck, Susan Skinner, Marilyn Young, Elaine Huonker, Carol Ann Eckert, Sally Zoller, Judy McConnell, Donna Wilke, Vi Tarrant, Elaine Virga, Bonnie Segall, Alexandra Bourg, Bobbie Jeans, Madonna Mueller. Row Four: Elizabeth Savage, Sandri,Sg1erbel, Gloria Krause Noel Merkel. Bettv Muldrow. Pat Russell, Marilvn Bloom, Carol Bohley, Judy Zavadil, Nancy Niemann, Louise Lobrano, Zoe Ann Mersmann, Nancy Cowie, Susan Wuetherich, Carole Thomson. Meeting on alternate Fridays in Room ll3, the and coaches. Pep Club, under the leadership of Mr. Briggson, pro- During the past year the members of the Pep motes school spirit and arranges pep sessions before Club have promoted the sale of Cleveland Buttons, and after important games or meets. These pep Orange and Blue shakers, and Cheer Books for the sessions are greatly appreciated by students, athletes purpose of boosting school spirit and tradition, 111 ML cm. lK aasssmssww , . Boys' Officers D Bob Ebbler ......... ....................... ................ P r esident Bob Erxleben ........ .......... Vice-President John Schultheis ...,. ....,.. M atch Secretary Dan Paxton ....... .,,....,.,........... T reasurer Wesley Johnson ....... Ammo. Custodian C. Kennedy .,............,..............................., ...... M edal Custodian Girls' Officers Row One: John Schultheis, Ray Reinhardt, Bob Erxleben, Bob Ebbler, Sandra Pursley, Sharon Leicht, Harold Dietzler, Charles Beech. Row Two: Sandy Thomas, Sharon Pursley, Barbara Kraft, Joyce Welling, Jackie Johnson, Rosalie Daub, Dorothy Leopold, Louise Langbein, Trudy Loh. Row Three: Bill Gait- Sandra Pursley ....., ..,.................... . . .. .....,....... President Sharon Leicht ........ .......... V ice-President Jackie Johnson ..... ....... M atch Secretary Trudy Loh ..,...... ..................... T reasurer Sandra Thomas ..... ........ A mmo. Custodian Sharon Pursley ....,, ...,,, M edal Custodian Have rifle, will travel to any competitive tournament in the St. Louis area! This is the ideal of the Rifle Club members interested in target shooting. Having ability to shoot is not a prerequisite for any boy or girl joining the clubs. Fundamentals and techniques, as well as courtesy in competition, is very ably taught by our capable coach. Mr. Julian. Not only do we learn 112 skill, Chandler Kennedy, Wes Johnson, Werner Mayer, Dan Paxton. the proper method of handling a rifle, but new friends are gained at other schools through tournament participation. The Sharpshooters Club was one of the few rifle clubs for girls in Missouri, and was originally coached by Mr. Svoboda, now principal of Cleveland High School. !00ufLi5!L The Spanish Club is under the able direction of Mr. Hall. lt is one of the finest organizations to which one who wishes to further his Spanish education can belong. The object of the club is to help the students have a better understanding of the Spanish people, their customs, pleasures and, most of all, their language. Due to the tact that most of the members do not speak Spanish fluently, all of the meetings are conducted in English. There are two main events in which the Spanish Club participates throughout the year. The first is the picnic to which we invite the Webster-Hayne Society. Then there is the Christmas Party to which we are invited by Webster-Hayne. The club meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month in Room 4, at 3:20 pm. Whether you be a be- ginner or an experienced veteran in the Spanish language, you are cordially invited to attend our meetings at the soonest pos- sible time. Row One: Jerry Johnson, Louis Campbell, Miroda Tomanec, Sandy McGlasson. Row Two: Eddie Bauer, Alan Zeller, Mr. Hall, Eunice Spencer, Carol Biras. 5 f8lf'-,AIM gif!! Row One: Laura Robinson, Joan Spitzer, Thompson, Jo Ann Reisner, Walter lllert, Three: Sandra Koenen, Madonna Mueller, ham, Bernice Kinniff, Barbara Maag, Carolyn Godsil, Carol Menendez. Row Four: Joyce Welling, Pat Graham, Miroda Herbert Lehner Nathan, William Hodge, Raymond Altevogt, Robert Dukes. Barbara Reisner, Sue Miller. Row Two: Dorothy Hansmann, Jessica Peeler, Jim Tom McGovern, Clyde Nabe, Sharon Culli, Betty Martin. Row Evelyn Schmitz,lLynn Springer, Pat Cahow, Arline Brennecke, Jeanette Cunning- Ceorge, Barbara Vitchner, Karen Metz, Susan l-lenerfauth, Penina Tomanec, Michael Lents, Cary Sickmeier, Robert Wood, Peter Dan Schiele. Curt Schild, Kathv Yavornik. Rita Mauchenheimer. Webster-Hayne offers an unusual opportunity to freshman and senior alike. No other club has a more diversified and interesting gathering of students than this club. Every Thurs- day afternoon the club meets, as it has done for more than forty years, and discusses or debates topics from the all-important to the seemingly least vital. But nothing is really trivial, as any Webster-Hayner will attest. Sometimes an insignificant dis- cussion will draw forth that unusual humor and outstanding logic that is necessary for success in public speaking. The im- portant fact is that Webster-Hayne offers opportunities to de- velop public speaking. 114 lac!! Left to Right: Mr. Henry Herbst, Treasurer: Mr. Fred Kulik. President: Mr. Allan Wetzel Vice President M J L d Secreta rv. The Dads' Club of Cleveland High School is a group of men which promotes the welfare of the students of Cleveland. The purposes of this group of dedicated dads are to support sports- manship among all athletes at Clevelandg to encourage good relationships and more understanding among the family, stu- dents, and facultyg and to urge more students to participate in athletics. To accomplish these goals the Dads' Club sponsors many activities and projects throughout the school year. Two Letter- men's banquets are held each year, at which both boys and girls who have participated in athletics receive recognition. The annual card party is held each fall and of course there's the Annual Spring Carnival, an event to which everyone looks forward. Everything from throwing pies to fishing in the fish pond can be done at this high spot in Cleveland's social activi- ties. The funds raised at these events go toward the purchasing of trophies, equipment, and maintaining school spirit. Cleveland students are proud of the dads who are members of the Dads' Club. Those men who are not already members are urged to join in the enjoyable and beneficial activities of this organization. KLUQKQVLJ fy cwe1fLf5 Lfdidociafion Left to Right: Mr, Al Smith, Treasurerg Mrs. Mabel Lind, Recording Secretaryg Mrs. Fred Pelant, Vice-Presi- dentg Mrs. W. Dittrich, Presidentg Mrs. Marie Donis, Corresponding Secretaryg Mr. Fred Pelant, Sgt.-at-Arms Major Robert A. Dukes, Patrons Alliance Delegate. Ab- sent: Mrs. E. Bonham, Patrons Alliance Delegate. The Cleveland Parents' Association works toward the goal of new and better understanding among parents, teachers, and students. With the achieve- ment of this goal, these groups will be able to co- operate more intelligently, thereby bringing about the development of good citizens, and more per- fectly rounded individuals. ln order to accomplish the purpose of the Asso- ciation, this group works in conjunction with the Dads' Club when the joint efforts of both groups are required. Among the activities which aid in the development of the pupil are Freshmen Night and the Senior Party. The Association also holds a card party, the pro- ceeds of which are used in buying needed athletic equipment, trophy cases, and audio-visual aids not supplied by the Board of Education. ln this way the Association is able to supplement the ordinary serv- ices of the school, Non-members are urged to attend the meetings of this group on the third Thursday of each month at 8:00 p.m. at the school. a 1135 X X Our earth is constantly being bombarded by cosmic rays which come from outer space. These rays collide with atoms in the earth's atmosphere and expiode, yield- ing fragments known as secondary cosmic rays. This sec- ondary radiation is being studied extensively during the International Geophysical Year. .AA'Aficd T RUN YRNKEK ww CAQQVAQJQVJ Mary Ann Heldmann Jane Hampe Noel Kring 118 Emelia Heldmann Pat Koeln Mary Lou Lenhardt Camille Heldmann Charlene Kubernat Be it rain, snow, sleet, or hail, here are the girls you see at every game cheering our teams on to victory. The girls attended cheerleading camp this past summer and brought back many new cheers. Despite battling the elements, experiencing both joy and disappointment at the outcome of the games, these girls would not miss any of these experiences for anything. Co-Capt. Pilas Coach Cliffe Co-Capt. Brooks The fighting Dutch obtain results! ucrdifg joofgaff 'F' Y ei ff we 1 W .xg ez 5 Q 1 A T45 in J? 3 A FU 1 i 5 4 14 4 ' 3 51 A 1? 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Row Four: Dick Lov B London, Ronald Toere, Bill Grossius, R' ' e er, Jim Fears, Charles e, oyd Dressler, Ray Keller, Bob Armer, Neal Schle lchard Gilson. ar ow, Kohl Al nk, Don lliufdifg g6LffLQfA6LZ! Zum- - jg xgZ6LZ50lfL WMMC Clam 50145 Alumni The Dutchmen made a fine showing against the Alumni in the traditional Varsity-Alumni game, but as the buzzer sounded the Dutch found themselves on the losing end of a 54-53 score. Captain Bruce Mills scored 25 points for the Castle Cagers. CW! C27 Playing on the opponents court, the Cagers chalked up an easy victorv in the first official same of tho :mmm Tha Q.-nm M Bm main---fi F Chafllz i---W - Ra Wichmann ln2griCoaCl't Earl ln1ri2?nJOlWV' Dim' oner Y w. Row TW 1 am Blis Riiilsieahoff lmgr' an, Bill Ravbum' Bi k r Dave Broom Yan 2 . 7 5ZwfAwe5f Meeting their first Public League opponent, the Jansenmen downed Southwest 68-48, Ron Yanker had a great clay popping in 30 points, fol- lowed by Bruce Mills with ZO. Bruce Mills-Captain Ron Yanker Carl Weber A 576. KAW The Dutch had a field day as Mills led the team in scoring honors. They trounced an inexperienced O'Fal- lon five, 70-35. Bill Blasberg Claim! Repeating their previous week's performance, the Dutch overwhelmed a league opponent, Central, 62-33. Mills again led with 20, while Yanker netted IS. Charles Hasser Ed Schlautman lfLlWLlfL8l Winning a thriller over a strong Sumner team, the Dutch notched their seventh straight victory. Topping the Cleveland scorers were Mills with l6, Yanker with I4, Blasberg with l2 and Weber with ll. Cgfwzfdfmczd ovwlfmmenf ln the first round ot the 3rd Annual Christmas Tournament the Dutch squad easily defeated Soldan, 67-53. Losing to a fired up Beaumont team put the Dutchmen out of the tournament in which they had been seeded number one. The final score was 64-54. Don Radentz Despite fine scoring by center Ron Yanker, who netted 20 points, Cleveland was beaten by a well-rounded Jr. Billikin squad llater to become undefeated Missouri State Championsl, The Dutch, finishing only 8 points down, 56-48, lowered their record to i3 wins and 2 defeats. t5ll1LCfC7Cf The Cagers overpowered Hancock 70-36, advancing their record to 9-l. Ron Yanker collected 22 points and Bruce Mills had l9 to produce a two-man total greater than the entire Hancock team. t2l5llfLl1V2fC7IGLi6 Out for revenge Cleveland scored an important psychological victory, beating the Blue Jackets 64-50. The entire first string scored in double figures. Mills led with Zlg Yanker, Blasberg and Hasser each had ll g and Carl Weber scored lO. Wooly Cleveland, moving toward the league title, defeated the McKinley Goldbugs 46-4l. Weber was high for the Dutch with l5. .flwfiw DuBourgs Cavaliers were the next to tall before the Dutch attack. The Jansenmen showed their ability with a 56-43 vic- tory. Weber sparked the squad with I8 points. Due to mid- year graduation, this was the final contest for Bill Blasberg who had contributed so much to C.H.S. athletic activities. owe ue If The Dutch sacked up another victory when they defeated Roosevelt 58-47 on the losers court. f. ofbvcid . CM? Ron PhHHps M5 on contributed 23 points to the team victory. The Dutch league record moved to 6-O when they whipped the Wolverines 62-5l. Mills .gbuffrweaf point man for the evening was Bruce Mills with 23. Defeating Southwest tor the second time, the Dutch racked up a 73-53 score, High Sana The Orange and Blue pushed over a John Wattler Bill Rammes JM, The Dutch clinched the Public League title when they beat a highly rated Hadley team. Led by Captain Mills with l7 points, the O. 6' B, won 58-55. 132 strong Soldan squad by a score of 59-53. Carl Weber looped in 20 points to lead the Dutch in the scoring department. Dave Brooman 0055808 f The Castle Cagers completed a 9-O un- defeated league season when they defeated Roosevelt by a 47-36 final score. The Jan- senmen held the lead during the entire contest, showing the spirit which prevailed throughout the entire season. Ron Yanker was high scorer with i5 markers. Gene Simmons George Cahill Tom Horton Cary Woods Doug Kulik ino picturesl CSZZLLQ Hyland jzfwlfmmelfzf The Dutch lost to a ball controlling St. Mary's squad in the first round of the regional tourney, in spite of the second seeding which they had received. This game marked the close of one of the most successful seasons ever enjoyed by a Cleveland High basketball team, Congratulations and good luck! 133 lzgn Zgcafelfgcjf slam- - , 8669148 GLWQPLOVLJ Row One: Jim Martin, Rich Kranze, Roger Herzog, Bruce Malchow, Bill Martin, Bill Matton, Ed Debus, John Mueller lmgrj Row Two: Gary Woods, Jack Lentz, Doug Kulik, Bill Haag, Bob Pieske, Neil Schlenk, Roger Wattler, Sonny Faust Coach Carlton Nebel. Crystal City 43 37 Southwest ......,.. ...... 46 O' Fallon ....,... 56 Central ......, 39 Kirkwood ........ 40 St. Mary's ...... 43 Sumner ....... 134 34 45 Hancock ........ ,...,... 3 6 33 Southwest ...... 28 45 Beaumont .... ....,,,, 4 l 56 Soldan ......... 50 McKinley ,,.,.,a.29 60 Hadley ......l3 25 DuBourg ,,,,,,.,24 49 Roosevelt 38 Roosevelt ........42 63 O'FalIon 3l St. Louis .......,50 40 iiVashon 33 Vashon ,,..,,,,25 il'The Dutch were defeated in the semifinal of the St. Louis Public B Team tournament. ylflflf QOZVVL Row One: Sigtreid Mueller, Cary Couse, George Crude, Don Carter, Wayne Cage. Row Two: Coach Ray Singer, Bob Greathouse, Bill Link, Jett Herbst, John Burkel, Roger Metz, Roger Schild, Herb Lehner, John Cloud The Red Castle musclemen, defending City Champions, have had to contend with the loss ot a great many of their senior stars, but are prov- ing worthy of the title ot City Champions. Just recently in C.H.S.'s own gymnasium the Dutch won a meet in which not only schools from St. Louis, but also schools from Illinois, were entered. The best of luck to Doc Singer's boys in the completion of their season. Captain John Burkel Coach Ray Singer 135 wzfmming earn Row One' Carl Berryman Jack Bridwell Charlie Seger Neil Leiffler Tom Brinner. Willie Hawker' Charlie Hlawker' ROW Two: Bold Birke, Anton Aman, Roger Beuc lco-capt.l,l Roland l-lawliins lco-cap?-l' Jlm ROSQQWS- l'lfUI'sLl'lC:lier1ber51. Roan Three: Gary Lutker, Fred Bobbitt, Tom Sandvoss, Bob C-ardner. Charlie Grimm. JQYFY Pfusac 'r on O fr MW auc ' enheimer, Coach Rav Singer. Gardner XO 14466 Cfmmloiond Leag ue Results Vashon ............................ Hadley ...... Soldan Central ..... . Roosevelt ..... lVlcKinley ..,.. Beaumont ..... Sumner .... O'Fallon . Fifth Place at State Qualifiers: Lutker-lOO yd. butterfly-lst place l5O yd. lndv. med.-Znd place Beuc- SO yd. freestyle lOO yd. freestyle Gardner-diving Congratulations, Doc ! Free Style Relay Hollenberg Birke Sandvoss If any of you readers have ever spent an enjoy- able day at a swimming pool, you should be very envious of the boys on Cleveland's swimming team. They are swimming two hours a day, five days a week, and for five months of the school year. You may think that the boys get tired of this routine, but you're wrong. They enjoy every minute of their workouts, and some, if allowed, would do more. That spirit, which exists throughout the team, sparked by the leadership of Coach Doc Singer and co-captains Roland Hawkins and Roger Beuc, is what, more than ability, has made this year's team City Champions for the third consecutive year. V045 Gifinzfry jam 'gina-avi Row One: Don Smith. Row Two: Gus Frank, Charlie London. Row Three: Don Schaumber, Bob Lindecky, Herb Lehner. Row Four: Lionel Feeney, Bill Martin, C-ary Couse, Stanley Knippel. Row Five: Coach Beckerle, Jim Warner, Bob Pieske, Charlie Schaeffer, Tom Haber. The team, under the fine coaching of Mr. Robert Beckerle, had one of the finest turnouts in years for participation in Cross Country events. Other than the two senior captains, Charlie London and Gus Frank, there was only one other runner from last year's team, Robert Lindecke. The remainder of the runners were competing for the first time. The team made a fine showing, especially in the B Team Cross Country Run, where Cleveland captured third place. Although the team is losing four seniors, there are bright prospects for a championship team in '58, elfmid earn Coach Wefmore. RiCl'1ard Reinn, Ronald Drago, Jack Bridwell, Craig Donis, Charles Hawker, Roland Hawkins. AbS2r1f2 JHYUCS Parey, Larry Biras. Richard Reim .... ....... l st Singles James Parey ............................... ..... 2 nd Single' L Charles Hawker ........................... ...... 3 rd Single Jack Bridwell, Roland Hawkins ............ lst Double Larry Biras, Ronald Drago .................... 2nd Double Craig Donis ......................... ..... ........ A l ternati Rich Reim-Capt. 139 357 Bajgbaff ZW Row One: Skip Johnson, Don Jansen, Bill Blasberg, Baylor Kohut, John Claiborne Bruce Mills Charles Hasser Row Two Coach Jansen, Gus Frank, John Dyn, Ken Charney, Rich Thein, Cary Woods Jim Van Buren Steve Auberry Row Three Doug Kulik, Larry Biras, Ron Yanker, Gene Simmons, Fred Braun, Bill Siedhotf lmgrl Don Jansen-Capt. Displaying the same fine coaching ability as he has demonstrated throughout the years Coach Jansen led the '57 Baseball Team to a second place berth in the Public League The team's league record stood at 8-2, with an overall record ot lO 5 Don Jansen Dutch Captain captured the league's batting crown with a 514 average DJ was also voted onto the P.H.L. all-star team. O'Fallon Central .. Vashon .. Sumner .. Roosevelt McKinley Beaumont Hadley .. Soldan ..,. Southwest 7 , jI 6'LC ,Zum Sparked by a very strong Junior team, the cindermen showed an 8-5 record in dual meets. Leading the Junior team to 3rd place in the ln- terscholastic Meet were Captain Ray Wichmann and Rich Sheets, both excellent sprinters. Another con- tributor to the team's success was Russ Koch, a high jumper, who, along with Ray Wichmann, received medals for second and third places in the District Meet. In the shot put Bob Eisenhauer was a continual win- ner of first and second places. An- other fine runner, Don Becker, was captain of the Senior team. Row One: Bill Streitz lmgr.l, AI Holst, Dale Desnoyer, Bob Eisenhauer, George Love, Don Becker lcapt.l, Ray Wichmann lcapt.l, Tom Brooks, Stan Parkinson, Boyd Bender, Rich Stuppeblohn Held. Row Two: Rich Sheets, Rich Brandon, Roger Krenning, Bill Uhrig, Walter Becker, Dale Collier, Lennie Koch, Don London, Charles London, Ray Schneider, Lynn Paubel, Bob Gardner, Jim Rosenthal, Sonny Faust, Jim Pesek, Coach Mercurio. Row Three: Leon Daggs, Gene Murray, Roger Schild, Bob Pieper, John Heil, Jim Warner, Russ Koch, Dave Broornan, Paul Bippen, Ken Wagner, Harry Mauchenheirner, Alan Schubert, Bob Lindecky, Bob Arnold. Row Four: Fred Geldmacher, John Thau, Don Williams, Greg Kulik, Rich Charlton, Bob Buscher, Charles Diemer, Earl Salzmann, Bob Bernstein, Bob Birke. Ron on the Rampage. Jgcfion. Crazy-Legs Catanzaro !' Bill makes a bucket Hurdie-Hoppers. Sm-a-a-a-ck! Flying Dutchman. O60 8146 Row One: Jane l-lampe, Janet McKay, Arline Bouvatte, Carol Boswell, Carole Stock. Judy Sanburn, Barbara Vitchner, Mary Lou Lenhardt, Barbara Schuessler, Doris Fed- erspiel, Virginia De Gonia, Jessica Peeler, Reba Neukom. Row Two: Noel Kring, Mari- ' H Z H Mar Ellen Kohl, Mary Ann Ferry, Gail Celdmeier, Ginny anne Heinecke, Sa y o er, y ' Kettler, Sandy Bartman, Marilyn Tinnea, Linda Virga, Linda Lamack, Sandra Scherbel, Virginia Nauert. Q14 egiwmming earn Row One: Marianne Heinecke, Sharon Prokop, Sandra Bartman, Betsy Dies, Mary Amr? FGVVY, 5-3llY'ZOll6r, Janet Watts. Row Two: Kathee Mangan, Jane Hampe, Noel Kring, Nancy Lightfoot, Virginia De Gonna, Betty Huntington, Annette Leker, Judith Mansfield. 14 Up and awayl 'Ve ctw O. ffl:-ee! li 9 44 ook Row One: Pat Barra, Arline Bouvatte, Karen Metz, Karen Frederick, Judy Parrott, Joyce Lammert, Gail Holder, Darlene Mott, Nancy Saufnauer. Row Two: Kathy Kuilifay, Ginny De Gonia, Judy Zavadil, Sandy Ford, Pat Shaeffer, Ruth Ann Messmer, Kathy Yavornick, Carolyn Siemens, Charlene Boster, Gloria Lyons, Carol Drda, Sharon Prokop. Row One: Carole Stock, Marilyn Tinnea, Arline Bouvatte, Jane Hampe, Sandy Bart- rnan, Noel Kring, Marianne l-leinecke, Sally Zoller, Gail Celdmeier. Row Two: Carol Boswell, Barb Vitchner, Kay Ankrom, Karen Durnrnerth, Mary Ann Ferry, Janet Watts, QM Elaine l-luonker, Linda Lamack, Betsy Dies, Linda Virga, Sandy Klaas, Janet McKay. Row Three: Mrs. Theodore, Pauletta Hughes, Viola Tarrant, Phyliss Ragsdale, Judy Hawk- ins, Sharon Wahl, Carol Vazis, Ginny Ket- tler, Carolyn Russell, Jackie Johnson, Mary Beth Caitskill, Carol Eckert, Doris Federspiel, Miss Lewis. MJ! Nl QIQ Wm ,DW if Ml? pw!!! A M W, .gem Stre-e-etch!! ,!46!l!6LlfLC80! QEEQVLCQ Row One: Linda Garcia, Radine Taber, Elaine Virga, Pat l-lockaday, Bonnie Mundy Marilyn Miller, Carol Boswell. Row Two' Janet McKay, Stephanie Leicht, Joanie Roth Rebecca Lernmel, Janice l-luels, Pat Yurges Joyce Mues. Row Three: Sharon Culli, Carol Muck, Sally Hinn, Glenda Haag, Bon- nie Laiben, Betsy Dies, Joan Glassen, Miss Lewis. n i 1 e Lnnin ance Row One: Melinda Murray, Linda LaRue, Susann Hucke, Noel Merkel, Mary Toombs, Sally Mclntire, Phyllis Trost, Louise Loug- bien, Elaine Klein, Jean Buffa. Row Two: Gloria Marsh, Judy Trayanoff, Beverly Coe- bion, Charlotte Campbell, Nancy Burton, Susan Wuetherich, Diane Detterman, Lor- raine Wetzel, Miss Lewis. Row Three: Mildred Sexauer, Pat O'Neil, Pat Graham, Maureen Seibert, Rosemary Jonas, Sharon l-lugyez, Marilyn Knollhauf, Karen Mowery, Judy Keller. Research is the key To the many doors To the vast Karen BOYILXHYYX Retiring Queen Miss Janine Renaud Stewart Cloud Special Maid Miss Mary Jane Henneberry James Van Buren H r . 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