College High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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The Gothic lettering and art symbolize all we owe the past for a proud tradition at College High. And this heritage, too, we will hand on to the fu- ture as one of our finest bequests. '63 Through the years the Pow Wow has progressed from a paper back pamphlet to a fine example of a high school yearbook. The first yearbook contained no pictures, only articles on the clubs, classes, and year's activities. Each year's staff has tried to im- prove the Pow Wow, and true to this tradition the 1958-'59 staff has increased the number of pages by 8, and added pictures of the officers and the Student Council Representatives of each class, as well as the attendants of the Princess and the Chief, and of the Varsity Queen. It has also used original art- work throughout the book, on the division pages as well as for the page headings. 3 ' i To the members of the Pow Wow organizations of the past, the 1958-1959 Pow Wow Staff extends its thanks for carrying on this tradition--To those of the future its hoped that the Pow Wow will always serve as a record of the year's activities, the memorable events, and the lasting friendships the students will always cherish. 25s ' Q W- ' w ' WNW, X r z d eff at K f A' 1' suv 6 5:1143 I Wai fu 7'9 -V : S Q3 12? w A W Q W Mr. Edward J. Gilbert is Principal of Campus School. He has attended Central Missouri State College, Washington University, George Peabody College for Teachers, and Southern Illinois University. Mr. Emmett Duff is the Eighth Grade Super- visor. He attended the Southwest Mo. State College and the George Peabody College for Teachers. He has a B.S. in Education and an M.A. in Education. Mr. Duff sponsors the extra- curricular activities of the Eighth Grade. Mrs. Jessie Henderson is the Seventh Grade Supervisor. She has attended Murry State Col- lege and received her B.S. in Elementary Edu- cation and an M.A. in Education. In addition to her teaching duties in the Seventh grade she sponsors the extra-curricular activities of that class. Mr. Ray W. Bumeson attended S.E. Mo. State College, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of Illinois, earning a B.S. in Education and A.B. and M.S. Degrees. He teaches driver education, American History, American Government, and sociology. Mr. B sponsors the Student Council, the Golden Rule Traffic Club, and the Freshman Class. Mr. John A. McCoy attended S.E. Mo. State College and Washington University. I-le has A.B. and B.S. Degrees in Education, and an A.M. Degree. Mr. McCoy teaches world his- tory, general mathematics, citizenship, geog- raphy, and American History. He sponsors the Pow Wow and is in charge of publicity for the school. Mrs. Carrie Hoffman Findley, Science Super- visor and Guidance Counselor, attended Val- paraiso U,, Indiana U., Missouri U., Southem Illinois U., Wooster College and S.E. Missouri State College, and has earned her A.B. and M.S. Degrees. She teaches courses in General Science and Biology, and sponsors the Future Teachers of America. William Joseph Uhls, better knovm as Coach, is the Coach of basketball and track. Coach Uhls attended S.E. Missouri State Col- lege and George Peabody College for teachers. l-le teaches Physical Education, and is co- sponsor of the Senior Class. William A. Ownbey, Supervisor of Mathe- matics, attended S.E. Mo. State College and the University of Missouri. Mr. Owmbey has a B.S. Degree in Education and an A.M. Degree. He teaches Mathematics in grades nine through twelve, and co-sponsors the Junior Class and the National Honor Society. Senior Supervisor of the English Department, Mr. Lealon Jones, attended the University of North Carolina and has A.B. and M.A. Degrees. He teaches English and is sponsor of the Sopho more Class and the Library. Miss Bernice Warren attended Southwest Mo State College, Colorado University, and Arkan- sas University. She has a B.S. in Education and an M.A. Degree. Miss Warren teaches geog- raphy, citizenship, publications, speech, and English IV. She sponsors Green Dragon, Thes- pians, Cheerleaders, and Redskin Review, and co-sponsors Senior Class and Pep Club. Mrs. Phyllis Joyce Scherle is an English Supervisor and teacher. She attended Southern Illinois University and has a B.S. in Education and an M.A. Degree in English. She teaches English I, Il, and III. She co-sponsors the Pep Cluh, the Junior Class, and the National Honor Society. Miss Dorothy Dickson, Music Supervisor, at- tended college at the University of Iowa and the Chicago Musical College. She has her B.A. and M.A. Degrees, and directs all glee Clubs and Teaches general music classes. She is also in charge of small ensembles, solos, and music for assemblies, concerts, and other oc- casions. 1 as-,G fs W q ', f TWQ Q I x , WI I ,dy iw- 'iaxiwwmw I V Jim Riehn and Paula Hope Uutwf C3-Depnizsi girl H6991 'glfnpularfxihletz ,W .. mos! 'likely Wu jrilttttfl ,I TF ' III' i ,- 1' 1211 125 Bob Schwepker, Carolyn Dunning Bob Little Gerry Adams-- A quiet charm, a pleasant way, with always a friendly word to say. Glee Club 1,35 Golden Rule Club 3,4, Gary Cook-- A diamond in the rough, but still great stuff. Golden Rule Club 3,45 Track 3,45 Basketball Manager 4. ' Linda Bond-- She can be seen where mischief gleams. FTA 3,4,fhistorian 415 Green Dragon 3,45 FHA 3,4, fhistorian 4,5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2. Jo Ann Coffey-- This blond headed artist works at it hardest. FTA 35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Pow Wow 45 Redskin Review 4. Barbara Crites-- Her tasks are many during the year, but they'll be done have no fear. Golden Rule Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 FTA 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Choir 45 Green Dragon 45 Redskin Review 4. Bob Cannon--- Quiet and shy, but quite a guy. Jerry Dunn-- A quiet guy, but not too shy. Carolyn Dunning-- A smile so rare, with personality to spare. Student Council 1,2,3,4g Green Dragon 1,2, 3,45 Natl. Honor Society 3,43 FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Choir 49 Sextet 2,3,45 Redskin Review 45 Natl. Thespian Society 2,3,4. Phylis Heise-- It's not easy to be good, 'tho at times I know I should. Green Dragon 3,43 Golden Rule Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4. Norma Glueck-- I'm a man Milo Goodpasture-- I'm a hater! Which way did he man I'l1 have you know, go? FTA 1,2,3,45 Choir 43 Tho' I still have room to Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Barbara Green-- She's al- ways there to do her share, Has pep and vigor, enough to spare. FHA 1,2,3,45 FTA 2,3,43 Green Dragon 3,45 Golden Rule Club 3,43 Nat'l. Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,-43 Cheer- leader 3. Paula Hope-- Big brovm eyes, a friendly smile, make her presence well worthwhile. Natl. Honor Society 3,45 Natl. Thespian Society 3,43 Green Dragon 2,3,49 Student Council 1,2, 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,43 Golden Rule Club 3,45 Pow Wow 3,45 Redskin Review 45 Sex- tet 3,4g Choir 4s Cheer- leader 1,2,3,43 Sophomore Pilgrimage 2. grow. Doris Jean Huber--Always a sunny smile, even in stormy weather. Pep Club 4. gon 2,3,45 Student Coun- Sue Jones-- This blue- eyed girl is lots of fun5 Acts friendly and kindly to everyone. Green Dra- cil 2,3,45 Natl. Thespian Society 3,45 Golden Rule Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pow Wow 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Redskin Review 45 Cheerleader 1,45 Sextet 2,3,45 FHA 1,'2,3,4. Eve Lesem-- She's our girl when there's work to be done5 she makes you think it's lots of fun. Pow Wow 3,45 Natl. Honor Society 3,45 Natl. Thespian Society 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, FTA 2,3,45 Student Council 1,3545 Green Dragon 1,2, 3,45 Choir 45 Sextet 2,3,45 Redskin Review 4. Carol Ann Kenyon-- Miles of smiles light her way. Green Dragon 45 FTA 2,3545 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 4. David Koepple-- So quiet you would never know he was around. Boys' Glee Club. Bob Little-- Fun to be around and friendly to all, this Senior boy is on the ball. Green Dragon 2,3,45 Carolyn Koelzer-- She is always nice and sweet5 a nicer girl you'll never meet. Pep Club 45 FTA 35 FHA 3. Neal Lorimier-- Always a big smile and a bigger Student Council 45 Basket- laugh. Pow Wow 1,2,3,45 ball Letter 1,2,3,45 Track Letter 35 Boys' State 3. Student Council 25 School photographer 1,2,3,4. Getella Lufcy-- Tall and neat, pleasant to meet. Choir 45 Green Dragon 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Redskin Re- view 45 Golden Rule Club 4. Carolyn Randol-- Play comes first, then work, IF there is nothing more to do. Golden Rule Club 3,49 Choir 43 Pep Club 4. Rodger Moss-- A swell guy we'll never forgetg in basket- ball he was really hep. Baseball letter li Track letter 1,23 Basketball letter 1,2,3,4g Redskin Review 4. Billy Ownbey- - Ever silent. Ever present. Band 1,2, 3,4. Pauline Ravenstein-- She is nice to everyone, and GBE! she sure is lots of fun. Pep Club 3,45 FHA 35 Glee Club 3. Ruby Murakami-- She quietly makes friends. FHA 2,3,45 Glee Club, 1,2. Janet Reimann-- One who has red hair and a sweet disposition. Glee Club 1,2. Bert Richardson-- Silence is golden, That's my motto. Bob Schwepker-- Great on his 'guitar and so handy with a car. Green Dragon l,2,3,45 Natl. Thespian So- ciety 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 2,35 Basketball letter 1,2,3,45 Thespian of the Year 3. Jim Riehn - - School breaks up my whole day. Green Dragon 2,3,45 Natl. Thes- pian Society 3,45 Natl. Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Pow Wow 1,2,3,45 Track letter 2,35 Basketball letter l,2,3,45 Boys' State 3. Jerry Schwab-- The hot- rod kid of CHS. Step aside and let him pass. Glee Club, Band. Bonnie Snider-- Long black hair is one of her greatest Charles Sander-- A quiet guy with a friendly grin. Green Dragon 3,45 Natl. Honor Society 3,45 Basket ball letter 35 Basketball Manager 4. assets. Glee Club 1,35 Hazel Starkey-- Happy-Go- Pep Club 3,4. Lucky. Glee Club 2. Jane Suzuki-- Neat, petite, Ken Volkerding-- People Larry Volkerding-- A live and hard to beat. FTA look up to me. Band 1, wire which none can short 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Pep Club Basketball letter 3,4. circuit. 3,43 Golden Rule 3,43 Green Dragon 3,43 Cheer- leader 3,4. Toby Ward-- The mighty president of the class, In basketball he can score, jump, and pass. Green Dragon 3,4, Student Coun- cil 3,45 Pow Wow 3,45 Natl. Honor Society 3,45 FTA, Golden Rule Club 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1. Jo Ann Windeknecht-- Quiet charm, pleasant way, Kay Wiseman-- Always ready always a friendly word to for frm. Glee Club 33 FHA Jim Wyndham-- Both seen say. 3. and heard. Gbffixvrs SITTING--Larry Reynolds, presidentg Brenda Heisler, vice-president. STANDING--Ruth Franck, secretaryg Jim Trickey, treasurer. ev ipttson alifins rniw in 5 511152131 mmril ifbzprrf-szniaiiws SITTING--Larry Reynolds, Jim Trickey. STANDING--Ruth Franck, Rosemary Jones, Shirley Nabe, Diane Farrow. 5 Bob Breeding Charleen Cannon George Eaker Diane Farrow Ruth Franck Paulette Garner CAMERA SHY Eldon Baylor James Baylor Mlke Engelmann Carolyn Ford J oyce Swan Kevin Cerlach Michael Hahn Odls Rubel Kenny Sample Sharon Gentry Carolyn Hager 198 Wilson Heise Brenda Heisler Barbara Hobbs Rosemary Jones Mary Joiner Mike Juden Walter Kutscher Dwame Ladd J lm Lohmeler Betty Kiehne Jolm Lohmeier Ron Moss Shlrley Nabe Janet Nagel Loulse Ostendorf Mary Pnce Larry Reynolds Jim Trickey Ronald Tuschhoff Tom Waltz Smnhumuve Iwi! ITMY5 Betty Murakami, presidentg Tom Edmonds, vice-presidentg Jane Ovmbcy, secretaryg Barbara Peetz, U'6L41Sl11'91'. C. rmmaliiies Tom Edmonds Mary Jane Davis tuhml vumi 'EN eprzswtaliws SITTING--Betty Murakami, Don Volkerding, Carolyn Riehn. STAND- ING--Margaret Heise, Judy Summers, Nancy Lohmeier. Eldon Amelunke, Sharon Barrett, Dolores Buchheit Jerry Davis, Mary Jane Davis, Tom Edmonds, Eddie Farrow Tommy Farrow, Verna Glueck, Margaret Heise, Ricki Hirsch Nancy Hobbs A I CAMERA SHY: Harry Heise Ronnie Medlock Gary Reed Jackxe R1chardson Joyce Welker Lo1s Welker Gladys Jacobs, .hm Kelpe, Konme Kester Paul Klehne, Joe Lesem, Nancy Lohmexer, Sherry MCMIIIIHH Larry Maevers, Betty Murakaml, Jane Ownbey, W1111am Palmer Barbara Peetz, Ralph Phllhps C Jack Powell, Bob Prlce, Carolyn Rxehn Judy Summers, Don Volkerdmg, Paul Walker, LOUISE Wmdeknecht Sally Wyndham, Ph1111p Yount Bob Schenimann, Lois Schenimann, Kay Seible, John Stephens Zbz rsauaiiffes Ella Franck and Jim Masterson if Ullman mi uhzui nunfii zprnszutaliws SITTING--Emma I-Ianebrink, Carolyn Penrod, Ella Franck, Joyce Sabine. STANDING--Norval Jones, Tom Giles. Not pictured--Wayne Jones. 0 fisher SITTING - -Ella Franck, secretary, Connie Phillips, vice-presidentg Emma Hanebrink, president. STANDING--Sue Kiehne, reporter Carolyn Penrod, treasurer. ! John Hodge Joe David James Norval Jones Wayne Jones Judy Keller Sharon Keller Sue Kiehne Ruth Koerber Annette Kutscher Delmer Lewis Mike Lowes Kathryn Lunsford X 62 David McFarland Judy Mahy Jim Mastexson Diane McCoy Richard Meyer Wanda Moore Ray Nichols Janet Niemeier Hellen Park Mitchell Pennington Carolyn Penrod Connie Phillips w CAMERA SHY: Jerry Duley Louis Ferguson Mary Belle Fields Loretta Ford Hadley Fornkohl Carol Goodpasture Saundra Hoover Annette Kutscher Bonnie Richardson Alice Faye Riehn Charles Price, Jerry Proffer, Sharon Reimann, Alice Faye Riehn Ray Riehn, Jayne Ann Riley, Karon Riley, Joyce Sabine Clayton Shirrell, Martha Tanner, John Volkerding Saundra Watkins, Billy Weissinger, Carolyn Wilkenson 62 ROW 1--Carolyn Maevers, Martha Siemers, Lois Fay Watkins, John Schade, Clara Gestring, Alice Za- dick, Wilma Williams. ROW 2--Bill Lesem, Andy Scully, David Tuschoff, Gary Kitchens, Jim Brown, Stephen Kirchhoff. ll The Eighth Grade was reorganized at the beginning of this year. The classroom on second floor was decorated specifically for the Eighth Grade, and contains all new furniture. Eighth Graders participate in the Jr. High Mixed Chorus and Orchestra, Jr. High Basketball and Cheerleading, and the Jr. High Pep Squad which supports the basketball team. They are also active in a few of the high school organizations. The Eighth Grade has its ovsm Parent Study Group instead of a P.T.A., as is found in the elementary school The supervisor of this class is Mr. Emmett Duff. railr Clara Gestring, treasurerg Carolyn Maevers reporter, Lois Watkins, secretary, John Schacle, president. Not pictured--Jim Brown, vice-pres. ROW 1--Doris Lee Cooper, Lana Bartlett, Blair Walker, Kathleen Ann Lee, Jim Tom Hall, Jerry Don Ladd, Gwynn Sheppard, Jack Trickey. ROW 2--David Giles, Lyman Brown, David Heuer, Scott Cauble, Mike Neal, Lynn Sheppard, Barbara Schlegel. Not pictured--Roger Diemund. The Seventh Grade is a part of the junior High School, and meets in a room which was redecorated two years ago and which holds many interesting and educational items. In addition to the other Junior High activities the Seventh Graders take occassional field trips and sponsor bake sales to raise funds for the class. Like the Eighth Grade, it has its own Parent Study Group. The supervisor is Mrs. Jessie Henderson. nil Class Officers--Kathy Lee, secretary- Ueasurerg Blair Walker, reporter, Jim Tom Hall, president, Jerry Ladd, vice-president Te H' img? ' 'P Q '!IV F W A The Princess and Chief were chosen by a vote of the entire student body. Their court is composed of those who ranked next highest in the Pow Wow election. Rodger Moss Paula Hope iinnil uni? Jim Riehn Eve Lesem 'T Coronation of Varsity Queen at Homecoming Rodger Moss, Paula Hope Toby Ward, Carolyn Dunning Bob Little, Sue Jones lwiiiimni Mr. 8: Mrs. Santa Claus, Carolyn Dunning and Toby Ward, crowned by Paulette Garner. illlf H Mwwvww - f -'sizilkiiwffx ,feral A f ' ,or- K In WVU , 311, W M kxryyy ' , I .W . L M . A Yi ,, A fggzszzfffsisff i xfgx 7 O fsanizae. tan 5 fn' 5 H mi ROW 1--Carolyn Dunning, Eve Lesem, Ruth Franck, Larry Reynolds, Mr. Burneson, Paula Hope, Sue Jones, Jim Riehn, Toby Ward, Bob Little, Shirley Nabe, Rosemary Jones. ROW 2--Jim Trickey, Diane Farrow, Don Volkerding, Carolyn Riehn, Nancy Lohmeier, Judy Summers, Betty Murakami, Emma Hane brink. ROW 3--Tom Giles, Wayne Jones, Norval Jones, Carolyn Penrod, Joyce Sabine, Ella Franck. Qggiltllflll nunrl Aggressiveness was a major characteristic of our Student Council. They believed in obtaining sugges tions from students and then tried to accomplish whatever was asked, with the co-operation and under- standing of Mr. E. J. Gilbert and Mr. Ray Burneson. Purchasing coat Hangers, new records, and flower boxes were only three of their numerous projects. The Student Council is sponsored to benefit the school. With the co-operation and support of the student body, the Student Council will be even better in the future years of College High School. Carolyn Dunning Eve Lesem Ruth Franck I-GUY RCYDOICIS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer atimml 311111112 uri tg ROW 1--Larry Reynolds, Eve Lesem, Gary Cook, Barbara Green, Jim Riehn, Paula Hope, Charles Sander, Carolyn Dunning, Toby Ward, Bob Schwepker. ROW 2--Mr. Ownbey, Jane Suzuki, Neal Lorimier, Norma Glueck, Barbara Crites, Tom Waltz, Brenda Heisler, Shirley Nabe, Carolyn Hager, Ruth Franck, Rosemary Jones, Mrs. Scherle. President ...... . . Paula Hope Vice-president . . . Charles Sander Secretary ..... . . Carolyn Dunning Treasurer . . . . . Jim Riehn Mr. W. A. Ownbey and Mrs. Phyllis Scherle co-sponsor the National Honor Society whose purpose is to recognize juniors and seniors who have met the requirements of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Each member must maintain a B average or better. Each spring the organization sponsors a tea for the outstanding sophomores to encourage them to work toward membership in this organization. Piltillllili hpgpiqng nririg ROW 1--Barbara Green, Eve Lesem, Paula Hope, Carolyn Dunning, Getella Lufcy, Brenda Heisler, Ruth Franck. ROW 2--Miss Warren, Bob Breeding, Jim Riehn, Tom Waltz, Bob Schwepker, Toby Ward, Jane Davis. President ..... . . Bob Schwepker Vice-President . . . . Jim Riehn Secretary .... . . Paula Hope Treasurer . . . . Eve Lesem The National Thespian Society is open to the students who wish to further their interest in the field of dramatics. Under the sponsorship of Miss Bemice Warren, this honorary organization requires of its mem- bers 75 acting or direction points, in addition to 25 points for membership in Green Dragon. The College T-Iigh School troupe number is 957, and has been associated with the National Thespian Society for 10 years. A' new 29911 gnu gblmmatir ul! ROW 1--Barbara Crites, Jim Riehn, Paula Hope, Eve Lesem, Larry Reynolds, Toby Ward, Carolyn Dun ning, Shirley Nabe. ROW 2--Jane Suzuki, Carol Kenyon, Jane Davis, Phyllis Heise, Barbara Green, Ricki Hirsch, Getella Lufcy, Brenda Heisler, Ruth Franck, Linda Bond, Sue Jones, Jane Ownbey, Miss Warren. ROW 3--Jim Trickey, Bob Breeding, Tom Giles, Larry Volkerding, Bob Little, Charles Sander Tom Waltz, Bob Schwepker, Gary Cook. President ..... . . . Vice-President . . . . . . Secretary ..... . Treasurer . . . . . . . lst Half Larry Reynolds Eve Lesem . . . Paula Hope . . . . . Bob Schwepker 2nd Half Bob Schwepker Toby Ward Barbara Crites Bob Little Composed of students who are interested in the production of plays and the art of acting, the Green Dragon Dramatic Club is sponsored by Miss Bernice Warren. During the Year the club presented an assembly It's a Woman's Wor1d, and a three-act Spring Play Time Out for Ginger. jfufnrfv vnrhmff ROW 1--Ricki Hirsch, Jane Davis, Linda Bond, Carol Kenyon, Norma Glueck, Jane Suzuki, Margaret Heise, Eve Lesem, Barbara Peetz. ROW 2--Rosemary Jones, Barbara Green, Sherry McMi11ian, Carolyn Riehn, Carolyn Koelzer, Sharon Barrett, Martha Tanner, Saundra Watkins. ROW 3--Barbara Crites, Verna Glueck, Nancy Hobbs, Betty Kiehne, Shirley Nabe, Mary Niswonger, Jane Ownbey, Lois Schenimann. President . . . ...... Norma Glueck Vice President ...... . . . Carol Kenyon Secretary-Treasurer . . ..... . . Jane Suzuki For high school students in- terested in the teaching profession, the Future Teachers of America has organized a very worthwhile club, sponsored by Mrs. Oscar Findley. Two of the projects sponsored by F.T.A. were dona- tions to the Tree of Lights and caroling at the rest homes in Cape Girardeau. -.,. .,..,,.,,... ,.... .... .... . ........ ....... - . -...-.--.1.-.--..... .....,. l ..,. J uiurfv umtmnlkr 5 ROW 1--Mrs. Hoover, Mary Jane Davis, Linda Bond, Margaret Heise, Betty Murakami, Barbara Crites, Carolyn Dunning, Paula Hope, Sue Jones, Eve Lesem. ROW 2--Martha Siemers, Ruby Murakami, Sherry McM1llian, Carolyn Rlehn, Carolyn Koelzer, Judy S ummers, Barbara Peetz, Saundra Watkins, Lois Wat- kins. ROW 3--Clara Gestring, Rosemary Jones, Ricki Hirsch, Barbara Green, Mary Joiner Sue Kiehne, Alice Zadick, Carolyn Maevers, Stephen Kirchhoff. Xk 13 5 ' L : The Future Homemakers of America is an organization open only to students who are presently enrolled, or those who have been enrolled in Home Economics. It's purpose is to encourage interest in Home Economics. The sponsor is Mrs. Grace Hoover. 7 nlil mul ffi lull ROW 1--Bob Schwepker, Shirley Nabe, Carolyn Dunning, Barbara Crites, Paula Hope, Eve Lesem, Phyllis Heise, Toby Ward. ROW 2--Jane Suzuki, Betty Kiehne, Carolyn Randol, Gary Cook, Jerry Schwab, Ken Volkerding, Billy Ownbey, Neal Lorimier, Sue Jones, Getella Lufcy, Barbara Green, Mr. Bumeson, lst Half Officers 2nd Half Paula Hope . . . ..... President .... . . . Gary Cook Barbara Crites . . . .... Vice-President . . . . . . .Barbara Green Eve Lesem . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . Barbara Crites A stepchild of the Student Council, the Golden Rule Traffic Club was organized to promote safer and better driving in our community. Sponsored by Mr. Ray Bumeson, who has been very cooperative, the cl b h b 't f 1 H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' u as een qui e success u . owever, It is st111 in its primary stage and should better with the coming year. ,nm ,Hilti This organization, with two new sponsors, Miss Bemice Warren and Mrs. Phyllis Scherle, has selected a name, the Tom-Toms. The Tom-Toms have showed more enthusiasm this year than ever before, and has increased its membership considerably. We hope as much spirit will be obviou s next year. President .... . . Barbara Green Vice-President . . . . Shirley Nabe Secretary . . . . . Rosemary Jones Treasurer . . . . Carolyn Koelzer Cheerleaders--Sharon Keller, Jane Suzuki, Carolyn Riehn, Jane Davis, Jane Ownbey, Sue Jones, Ricki Hirsch, Brenda Heisler, Carolyn Penrod, Paula Hope, Ella Franck, Ruth Franck. ROW 1--Connie Phillips, Shirley Nabe, Rosemary Jones, Judy Mahy, Gwynn Sheppard, Lynn Sheppard, Lana Bartlett, Sharon Bar- rett, Betty Kiehne, Getella Lufcy, Carolyn Dunning, Barbara Crites, Eve Lesem, Mrs. Scherle. ROW 2- Miss Warren, Sandy Hoover, Carol Goodpasture, Tom Gerhardt, Bob Breeding, Carol Kenyon, Verna Glueck, Joyce Welker, Betty Murakami, Louise Windeknecht, Carolyn Randol, Carolyn Ford, Delphia Froemsdorf, Janet Green, Carolyn Wilkenson. ROW 3--Kathy Lee, Carolyn Koelzer, Gerry Adams, Wayn Jones, David McFarland, Ron Moss, Sue Kiehne, Diane McCoy, Louise Ostendorf, Margaret I-liese, Sharon Gentry, Charlene Cannon, Judy Keller, Saundra Watkins. ROW 4--Joyce Sabine, Emma Hane- brink, Nancy Lohmeier, Judy Summers, Sally Wyndham, Pauline Ravenstein, Babs Green, Kay Wiseman, Doris I-Ieise, Lois Welker, Kay Seibel, John Lohmeier, Paulette Garner, Norma Glueck, Jim Lohmeier, Jerry Schwab, Billy Ovmbey, Lyman Gohn, Larry Glueck, Joe David James. X. 9 flifnslxin fllvvin BY ROW 1--Eve Lesem, Charlene Cannon, Paula Hope, Ricki Hirsch, Carolyn Hager Barbara Green Jane Davis, Carolyn Dunning, Miss Warren. ROW 2--Barbara Crites, Ruth Franck, Doris Huber, Barbara Hobbs, Carolyn Randol, Rosemary Jones, Sue Jones, Don Volkerding, Jo Ann Coffey, Getella Lufcy Editor-in-chief . . . Assistant Editor . . . News Editor .... Editorial Editor . . . Feature Editor . . Sports Editor . . Proofreader . . . Deadlines and Headlines proved to be never ceasing challenges to the Redskin Review Staff, composed of members of the publication class. Expertly sponsored by Miss Bernice Warren, the Redskin Review was published monthly. The staff, encouraged by the knowledge that they were doing something for the student body, worked to produce an excellent publication. Barbara Green Carolyn Hager Paula Hope Carolyn Dunning Jane Davis Ricki Hirsch Charlene Cannon 5' mn ll fnff ROW l--Mr. McCoy, Eve Lesem, Paula Hope, Brenda Heisler, Jim Riehn, Sue Jones, Carolyn Dunning, Neal Lorimier. ROW 2--Diane Farrow, Jo Ann Coffey, Jane Davis, Carolyn Riehn, Joyce Sabine, Ricki Hirsch, Barbara Hobbs, Tom Giles, Toby Ward, Joe Lesem. Editor........ Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager . . . Advertising Manager Organizations Editor Activities Editor . . . Art Editors ...... Photographer . . . . .Eve Lesem . . .Paula Hope . . Jim Riehn . . . . Brenda Heisler . . .Carolyn Dunning . . . Sue Jones . . . Jo Ann Coffey Joe Lesem . . Neal Lorimier This year is the 25th Anniversary of the Pow Wow. As a result, many changes have been made in the yearbook. They are: an addition of 8 pages, original artwork, the Senior Personalities, pages for class officers, and the presentation of the Royal Court. The sponsor is Mr. John McCoy, whose in- valuable assistance has been appreciated by the yearbook staff. r.,.a.....,.a, M.,l...............,..,a...,-. TM ROW 1--Lois Schenimann, Nancy Lohmier, Sally Wyndham. ROW 2--Buddy Allen, Ruth Franck, Judy Keller, Martha Tanner, Norval Jones, Tom Giles. ROW 3--Sharon Keller, Jean Ann Daume, Emma Hanebrink, Saundra Watkins, James Green, Bobby Schenimann, John Volkerding, Tommy Farrow. ROW 4--Ella Franck, Carolyn Penrod, Joyce Sabine, Joyce Welker, Sandy Hoover, Clayton Shirrell, Mitchell Pennington. ROW 5--Wayne Jones, Don Volkerding, Mike Engelman, Jerry Duley, Jim Green, David McFarland, Billy Ovsmbey. nil The College High Band has provided musical entertainment at many various occasions. They played at our home games as well as many of our assemblies. For ages twelve through eighteen, training in this field has been under the direction of Mr. O. L. Wilcox. 9 ROW 1--Ray Riehn, Clayton Shirrel, Larry Glueck, Richard Meyer, Ray Nichols, Jerry Proffer, Hadley Fornkohl, John Hodge. ROW 2--John Volkerding, Tom Gerhardt, Ray Cannon, Charles Price, Wayne Jones, James Green, Delmer Lewis, Norval Jones, Neal Lorimier. ROW 3--Mike Lowes, David MC- Farland, Lyman Gohn, Joe David James, Billy Ownbey, Billy Weissinger, Jim Lohmier, Jim Green, Otis Ruhel. ROW 4--Miss Dickson, Walter Kutcher, Tom Giles, David Keopple, Dennis Fischer, Jim Mas- terson, Jon MacStory, Gary Reed, Eldon Baylor, John Farrow, Mitchell Pennington. rf-31135 vt 11111 The Boys' Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Dickson, provided music for the Thanksgiving Assembly, the Christmas Pro- gram, and the Spring Concert. Excellent training is given boys from grades nine through twelve in this class. beggar Q ROW 1--Judy Keller, Sandy Hoover, Helen Parks, Mary Fields, Carol Goodpasture, Diane McCoy, Karon Riley, Loretta Ford, Emma Hanebrink, Kathryn Lunsford, Wanda Moore, Miss Dickson. ROW 2--Martha Tanner, Delphia Froemsdorf, Sharon Keller, Jackie Richardson, Jean Ann Daume, Judy Summers, Kathryn Ford, Jayne Ann Riley, Betty Murakami, Sharon Riemann. ROW 3--Carolyn Wilkenson, Joyce Sabine, Louise Windeknecht, Janet Niemeier, Carolyn Penrod, Sue Kiehne, Ella Franck, Annette Kutscher, Ruth Koerber, Saundra Watkins, Faye Riehn. i I5 Inv uh The Girls' Clee Club is composed of freshman, sophomore, and junior girls. The members of this group take part in assemblies and concerts. The director of the Glee Club is Miss Dorothy Dickson. !, ROW 1--Connie Phillips, Barbara Peetz, Carolyn Riehn, Sherry McMi1lian, Barbara Crites, Judy Mahy, Sharon Barrett, Rosemary Jones, Diane Farrow, Jane Suzuki. ROW 2--Carolyn Ford, Jane Davis, Paula Hope, Janet Green, Jane Ownbey, Janet Nagel, Kay Seible, Eve Lesem, Carolyn Dunning, Paulette Car ner. ROW 3--Getella Lufcy, Carol Kenyon, Sue Jones, Barbara Green, Brenda Heisler, Shirley Nabe, Nlary Niswonger, Betty Kiehne, Norma Clueck, Margaret l-Ieise, Ricki Hirsch, Carolyn Randol. irflf hmf if For the first time at College High School, Miss Dorothy Dickson, director, selected 40 girls ranging from freshmen to seniors to compose a girls' choir. This choir performed at assemblies, concerts, the annual Spring Music Festival, and the District Music Contest. IAAX XR JJ arid Paula Hope Babs Green Mary Jane Davis Eve Lesem Carolyn Dunning Sue Jones Junior High Glee Club Kay Seibel Jane Ownbey Barbara Peetz Carolyn Riehn Rosemary Jones Ricki Hirsch Music Theory A W JJ Girls' Glee Club xl: 4? ,rg nlivifiecf- -S12 nw Q R TUB no Jw L 1- .. 155, TOM if -A' 5? K , 1:21 ., l Sl 5 N ' .. 'rf EQ f A N3 x5,.f,.5f ' BOB if . , 51 fff:.' .Q K 4 -4 . I . I f X UV Q fi Q A A . Afwff J' ,W BGB ,A V ,naw my . , ,Sh 'EEST :1+z+ft ,ff A. ,AHF A F ec? -' . Si. , Le W Ik H is .5 V 1 Q my 55 -tgjj , - .W , .gg , .s:fL..Q ' -eff' 1:4 WIIYIIA E .N JD ff N H5 M S43 J ' Qx mb 1 E ME: ' W5 W .mf2Jf'l ' ,yi 76 Xb as is ., Vj . Q A xfl. I wi + 2' R ,S Q N. 9 I. 1 K 2 e 'N H -Q 1 5552 Si MQ? K U ROW 1--Ray Riehn, Ray Nichols, James Green, Richard Meyer, Joe David James, Wayne Jones, and Dennis Fischer. ROW 2--Coach Kaiser, Norval Jones, Eddie Farrow, Jerry Davis, John Lohmeier, Tome Giles, John Stephens, Jim Masterson, and Coach Mueller. ' BASKETBALL SQUAD The B Team of the '58-'59 season was a hard fighting team and won many a game in the last few minutes of play. This year's B team was a comparatively young one, and we can expect to see much from these players in future years. ROW l--Steve Kirchoff, Jim Tom Hall, Roger Diemund, Jack Trickey, David Giles. ROW 2--Jerry Ladd, Bill Lesem, Scott Cauble, Andy Scully, and David Heuer. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD lm,- ,slug We are very proud of this yeaz-'s track squad. They have done a splendid job. The cindermen placed second in the Class C division of the District Track Meet, thus making them eligi ble for the State Con- test. We give hearty con- gratulations to the team .fr Q. TRACK SQUAD ROW 1--Norval Jones, Wayne Jones, Joe Lesem, Jim Masterson, Bob Price, Eldon Baylor, and -Tim T1'iCkey. ROW 2--John Lohmeier, Coach Uhls, Ronald Tuschoff, Roger Moss. Bob Little, Tom Waltz, Tom Giles, and the student coaches. JANE N ma. 'U BRENDA CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW--Lois Watkins, Clara Crestring, Nancy Lee. FRONT ROW--Doris Cooper, Carolyn Maevers, Martha Siemers. H 1 rwxwgfww .Tv-. Ricki Hirsch, Jane Ownbey. Sharon Keller, Carolyn Riehn, Ella Franck, Carolyn Penrod. Sharon Keller, Carolyn Riehn, Jane Ownbey, Ricki Hirsch, Carolyn Penrod, Ella Franck. WS-s :N V Guarding is one of the skills used in basketball. Volleyball is one of the most popular indoor sports. GIRLS' ATHLETICS An arrow in the gold is pleasing to the archer. Play ba11 starts off the exciting game of softball. Spring is here when our girls take to the tennis courts. In fall comes the game with the battle with the Sticks. 0 'Eli 6' Coun t the mon y ' ser 101.15 OCC3S1O ancmg 15 such fun. Mm Our favorite 'Dig these two cats and a chick. JW , 1 H- 4 f ' Q WMM .x f ' '2 f.. -J W 'V X I I ig, A XX: , WH 6 K , 5 1 ' , ff - n A I 52 ' 2 I X, , Q :f ff Wm IN , In , sp L 'A11 dolled-up. salesgirls . Our cheerleaders . X Tell me the story. 652 J Kulung lugh Curtain Call Our rock '11 roll idO1, Flying high xx-. A Il. 1 wx ff A - Q 5 wr' W E1 v Q '-4 4 Kirk Daughters of the American Rev- Golden Rule olution Citizenship Award HONORS These are some of the students of College High that have received some of the highest honors offered by our school. They were chosen for these honors by their classmates electing them, by the faculty recommenda- tion, or they were chosen by various civic organizations of this city. Salutatorian V316-dictorian Journalist Representatix es to of the Year Boys' State Driver of the Year GRADUATION DAYS The four years in high school were loaded with fun. On Life's journey you have just begun. Let's face it grads, you're on your own, Don't look back now and begin to moan, You had your turn in high school days, Too late now to mend those ways. It is Dad and Mom who sacri- ficed to see you thru. To make life easier than they ever knew. In turn they expect a great deal from you Success, honor, and respect just to name a few, Good Luck. Best Wishes. and with all our hearts We hope Life's journey will com mence with a great start. P. H. GREYHOUND BUS LINES Your travel liostf' School Charter Fervice Norman Huhn, Manager Vnion Bus Center 30 South Spanisl Cape Girardeau, Vo. FID 5-5586 Everybody loves BUNNY BREAD 2103 William Cape Girardeau Wo. DONALD KREMER CONNICRCIAI, PHOTOCR APHFIR HY0ur Pow Wow Photographer. Aerial-Industrial-Commercial Highway 61 North PID 5-5713 Cape Girardeau Wo. SOUTHEAST WHITEPRINT SERVICE 2404 Kingsway Drive Cape Girardeau UO. COMP! .RTE REPRODUCTION SER VIC E AUTOGRAPHS 06432 L- M Have a coke! M H KX Compliments Courtesy of of SMITH wIDE5 SERVICE GENERAL SIGN COMPANY RICHARDSON TIRE SERVICE TRAVELER5 CAFE Highway 61 North HUME COOKED FOOD RETREADING and REPAIRING DIFFERENT MENU DAIL Y TRUCK and TRACTOR Highway 61 N. Cape Girardeau Compliments of Compliments DoN's BARBER sHoP of DEE'S DISPOSAL COMPANY 88 N. Sprigg Cape Girardeau A. E. BIRK AND SON DEL'S YARN 'N' DARN PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. ED 5-6855 Sprigg at Independence 117 Themis Street Cape Girardeau 'Vlissoun Cape Girardeau, Mo. Courtesy of SEARS, ROEBUCK 8- CO. DOG 'N SUDS DRIVE IN HGOOD FOODH 28 N. 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Robertson Distributors of Drott Tractor Shovels Galion Motor Graders Hough Pay Loaders Hydra-Sweep Ingersoll-Hand . International lowa Transport Trailers P 81 H Shovels, Cranes, 81 Draglines MILLIKAN OLDS-CADILLAC New-Used Mobile Homes 5 Year Financing SaIeS'SefVice De FOREST TRAILER SALES ED 5-8050-Phone-ED 5-6606 Gape Girardeau Highway 61 Byron N. DeForest 14-44 Independence Cape Girardeau N' of Independence St.-ED 4-2152 Compliments of Gene Chicon ZEPHER HI-WAY SERVICE Washing-Lubrication-Accessories Tire Repair Service 103 N. 'Highway 61 Phone ED 5-9752 NATIONAL BARBER SHOP 42 N. Spanish Barbers Barbers F rand Carter Paul Carter Orville Seabaugh JUDEN SALES 8. SALVAGE, INC. New 81 Used Automotive 81 Truck Parts Lifetime Guaranteed Mufflers DOWNTOWN STORE 8. PARKING LOT Buy, Sell, and Trade Parking by day, week, or month. ' 27 S. 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