Eureka High School - Eurekana Yearbook (Eureka, MO)

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The Qllmbtars Qct III, bmw lThe lights in the gym go off suddenly. Someone kiss es Ruth Ann Corlessj Rluth Ann: Why Sammy, you shouldn't have kissed me with all of these people around. Sammy King: fWith an astonished look on his facel Why Ruth, I didn't kisis you! But 'l wish I knew who did, l'd teach him a thing or two. Ruth Ann: 1SighingJ Sammy, you c'ou1dn't teach him anything- Andrew Thelma Charles Eugene Morgan Moss Nesser Nollman Dale Oetjen Carol Overton Franklin Oxford Charlene Parmley Janice Payton Shirley Warren Reagan Pemberton Pierce Plemmons Bob Poertner Franklin Reed Richard iReimers' Donald Richard William Rufkahr Nancy Sfhindler Marvin Schneider lrene Schreiber Barihara lS1ingleton Nancy Soetebier Grace Sontag Beulah Starks Joyce Steiner Henry Strieder Jacqualine Traylei Fred Van Norman Frank Waddell Luella Wendell Marie Winkle Norman VVo1ff Thurman Worley Hof Pictlll't-sl Joe Ann FISCITQI Bonnie Loyd

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gmt Ill, Sums I Punk fO'Donnell: What's the matter with you? Teiry Macalady: Nothing'fs the matter with me. Punk: You gave me a nasty look, why? Terry: Me? Well, you snre have a nasty look, but I didlft SWG it to YOU- iluninrs Donna Heidbrink Doris Hendrix Janet Herzog Shirley Hill Stanley Hill Carvl Hoefer Betty Holladay Lee Houser John Howald James Hubler Doris Hummel Lodell Jaeger Beverly Jeffs Reva Johnson VVinfred Johnson Lornaine Johnston Delores Kelemetz Patsy Kelpe Leroy Koehler Glenn Krieg Ha1'old Krueger Albert Lewis Eugene Lewis Jerry Lightfoot Vernon Luttermann Robbie MCG-ee Pat Mach Shirley Markwardt Sandra May Bernard Mertens Carol Mertz Patricia. Messerla Theodore Mic-hel Laurene Mitchell John Monroe

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gmt Ill, bums Il beninrs SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, 1948, three long years ago, the stars of '52 made their debut as scared little Freshies in the halls of E.H.S. We proved our ability as well as our versatility in our memorable Hillbilly Assembly and several of our boys were chosen for the B team. As the year progressed. we, under the leadership of our president Denny Robert- son, grad-ually fit into the pattern of social and athletic events along with our regular academic life. Everyone was glad to see school begin our Sophomore year, for we returned to the many new friends made our Freshman year. With Dave Butler as our leader, we decided to settle -down and work, and our efforts were well rewarded by our large represen- tation on the honor roll. In the fall of 1950, cast as co-stars in the final acts of Hi-School Daze, we made our entrance. For the second time, Dave Butler was chosen as our class president and led us throuugh a successful year. Our two main achievements of the year were our class play Let Me Grow Up and our colorful Mardi Gras, our prom to honor Seniors. Having confidently learned to pick up our cues, we waited With bated breath for our curtain call-curtain for the Stars of '52 in closing scene of Hi-School Daze. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HARVEY HENRICKS A happy heart and winning ways Class President 4 Basketball 2 Claus Vice-fPresident 3 llntramurals 1, 3, 4 Senior Committee H. R. Officer 3 Prom Committee CARL GLASER Sound: of mindg sound of body Basketball 3, 4 Cllwass Vice-President 4 Intramurals 3 Prom Clommittee 3 Library Staff 4 Honor Roll 1, 2 H. R. 'Officer 2, 4 Baseball 3, 4 DONA DEEMS Calm but forceful National Honor Society 3, 4 Adv. Choir 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Annual Staff Bugle Staff H. R. Officer 2 Student .Coumcil 3 Class Secretary 4 Senior Committee Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Pe-p Squad: 21. 3 LEONARD VESPER Strong in silence Claes Treasurer 4 Intramurals 1 Baseball 4 H. tR. Officer 2