Ferguson High School - Crest Yearbook (Ferguson, MO)

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Cfaaa o 1949 FIRST ROW: Bacon, Rowden, Lemmon, Churchill, Loehrer, Buettner, Gray, Kobets, lean Tipsword, Davis, Faries, Ioan Tipsword Rozier, Krueger, Brandenburg, Ludwig, Overy, Sexauer, Williams, Brown. SECOND ROW: Cheney, Smither, Blair, Schonde, Weigel, Fischer Danis, Goetz, Winn, Webb, Knecht, DuBray, Carlson, Inman, Crow, Kirkpatrick, Gardner, Hemeyer. THIRD ROW: Martin, Hasty, Paul Garger, Lottman, Layton, Patrick, Meyers, Schneiderjans, O'Brien, Welborn, Woemmel, Stabenow, Ottinger, Burke, Tindall, Iones, Newstadt FOURTH ROW: Geiss, Belew, Wilson, Parker, Creel, Backus, E. Schulle, Smiley, Z. Schulze, Hubert, Shankle, Patterson, Belcher, Lohefener FIRST ROW Scoles Richter Melton Bernstein Dean Wooley Loehrer Gordon Tucker D Smith Braroe D Stammer Marriott Cody Schuster Portertield McKinney Tegethoif Lmdemann Brass SECOND ROW Stabenow C Springer Davis Trail Williams Van Reed Rempe Overturi Underwood Tufte Pruitt Smith Aubuchon B Will Ewald Timme Overstreet Achter Biers THIRD ROW Faudi Long I Rone Smith L Elliot Adams Bradley Sharp Eaves Geno Blake Mottin R Meyers Meyer Heflin D Hilleman Gilliam Richter FOURTH ROW Brenner Ruff Friehoff Capstick Morris Schmitz Towner Lange Freant Skmker Becker E Bock Ehrman Grow Gru ner Thoroughrnan S Swanson Compared to our friends we seem very small But when we are Seniors We hope to be tall We re really happy to be allowed up here, Although September 4 was a day of fear We studied hard stayed home every nlqht Because ot the teachers we all had fr1qht We will be different when next year we re here But our Freshmen day ll always be dear Page Twenty Two I ,'1 .I ', , 1 . 1 1-.1 I., lv, 1 1 '. 1 ,1 I 1 . ' :I 1- 14, 1 .A I 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1

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64144 o I94 FIRST ROW: Stuckey, Russell, Baugher, Boyce, Argent, A. Centunzi, Baseler, S. Tegethoff, Schuler, P. Davis, K. Centunzi, Fehrman, V. Tegethotf, Glauert, Dolphus, Allen, Thies, Guittar, Jackson. SECOND ROW: I. Young, Howells, Lark, Hepper, Livingstone, C. Young, STGVQDSOYM Wiedle, Miller, Morrison, Franz, Vogelsang, Overy, Haefling, Key, Stowell. THIRD ROW: Kennedy, Zahner, Will, Evelyn Herr- mann, Schmidt, Hawk, Behlman, Rader, Hayward, Utley, Dougherty, Beger, Bradshaw, W. Niehaus, Euehrle, Moberly, Byers. FOURTH ROW: Mitchell, Hepper, Bone, McAllister, Myers, Hagerty, Oppeau, D. Hubert, Hoppe, Roth, Albers, Heckerneier, Kirkpatrick, Borgmann, Behring. FIFTH ROW: I. Bohning, Lowery, Pope, Doughlas, Tesson, Emestine Herrmann, Simon, Mohrman, Hoifert, Gerhart, M, Niehaus, Storkson, Otten, M. Davis. U FIRST ROW Hesskamp Munroe I Smith Hild Fitzgerald Stamer Zoellner Hargrove Negwer Grossherder Stabenow Wooster Kreyllng Hackett Carr Todd Dreckman Staniield Byrd SECOND ROW Davies Werse McKee Oppeau Price Plank Dedert Gotway Murphy Gotway Smopole Maxeiner Fulbright Craft Todd McCoy THIRD ROW Hauser Aydt Davis Krmkerfuss Duncan Kunkel Hartwig Ailslieger Warner Smith Albin Carson Tmdall Schmitz Campbell Lorenz Brndbeutel Otten St ggenborg Gibson Baldwin The Sophomore class totals l5'7 ir all A bewildered arouo a year ago fall To see them now you are sure 'c md Same group ot kids only a difrererit kind Today they are more confident arid keen Much better defined as on the beam Their high school days are halfway through, But as luniors and Seniors they ll remain a fine crew Page Twenty One Shadrach, Nicholson, Nichols, Thompson, Haddoxi McKown, Wright, Flesch, Lawrence, Williams, Wright. FOURTH ROW: Soles, lGardner,

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ED ALEXANDER not wantmg a lot of study halls PAUL BENNE gorng to school a week at a trme IOE BINDBEUTEL exertrng hrmself IESSE DAVIS not wantmg to break a track record BILL DIMOND with blonde harr ALLAN HERRMANN not tryrng to sell ads IOHNNY HOWELLS looking as If he got I2 hours sleep CHARLEY HUDSON without the muslcal horn on hrs car GERRY KELLEY complrmentrng anyone BUSSE KILLIAN rot attemptmg to make people belreve he knows all DAVE LaBERGE askrng a grrl to a school dance HAROLD LEACH berng anythmg but natural ROGER MASON not askmg stupld questrons rn class BOB MEYER bemg a Casanova RALPH MOBERLY without that dry sense of humor C V MUELLER wrthout a crew cut GENE SEXAUER bemg serrous PETE STATHES wrthout that husky vorce GUS TI-IEISMAN not fallmg asleep lst perrod IRENE AUBUCHON not showmg pxctures of Harlan MARTHA AUGSPURGER gettmg excrted CARROLL BECKER wrthout a Smlle VERN BITTNER not havmg a lot of mcknames NELL BOYCE runmng around wrth a drfferent crowd AUD BOWDEN w1th long narr EDIE BUETTNLR not wantmg to do someth1ng she shouldnt IEAN CASEY not grgglmg NELL CARROLL not actmg unconcerned AUDREY DAVIS w1th olrve skrn AUDREY Illustrrous noble threatener ALICE Noble 1llustr1ous BETTY Blessed oath of God BERNADINE Cmldlrke rnrxocent CARROLL Strong valrant CHARLENE Strong valrant DOROTHY Grit of God EDITH Rrch grft happmess prosperrty EVELYN Youth GLORIA Glory HELEN Brrght as the dawn HARRIET Ever rrch and powerful IRENE Messenger of peace peaceable IEAN The Lord s grace IOAN The Lords grace IUDITH She who prarses IACKIE Begurlmg KATHERINE Pure and vrrtuous LaVERNE Meanmg uncertain LORRAINE Meanmg uncertam LUCILLE Born at the daybreak LOIS Desrrable MARTHA Becommg better MARCELLA Fearless and brave MARIE Drstressed tearful NELL Lrght brrght as the dawn NORMA A rule or standard PAT Of noble brrth ROSEMARY Has great remembrance ROSALEE Farr as cr rose RITA Precrous beautrful SHIRLEY Meanrng uncertam TRAVIS A rock or stone all ll nlaglne IEANNE DAVIS speaklng slowly VERA DuBRAY not wantmg to skrp school MAURY ELLEBRACHT wrtnout a tall boy friend VIRGINIA EWALD wrthout any make SHIRLEY ELESCH belng nolsy BETTY FREISE welghlng 200 pounds ROSIE GOOD wrth black harr BUNNY GRAF w1th empty closets DOT GRIERSON not lookmg neat BETTY I-IACKETT nth straxght harr BERNIE HANCOCK not entertarnrng people LUCILLE HECKEMEIER bemg sarcastrc GLO HUTSLER not berng a lot of fun ROSALIE KELLER not studylng DOT KIRKPATRICK wrthout those blue eyes ROSEMARIE KLING not teasmg someone DEAN LONG not thrnkmg of somethmg crazy to do wrth Charley AL LOVE as a midget EVELYN NELSON gomg out w1th the same person twrce VERA OTTEN berng anythmg but sweet GLORIA OTTINGER not tellrng a Joke KATY OWENS lettmg anyone change her mmd MARIE RAUCH wrthout llCl1I' way past her shoulders IUDY ROZIER not cooperatlng RITA STONE wlthout that walk HARRIET THORNAM sxttmg st1ll for an hour LOIS TIMME not tryrng to make people belxeve somethmg that rsnt true D I WILLE not strckrng up for someone else CL if fl d dine VIRGINIA A vrrgm chaste WILLODEAN Meanlng uncertaln ALLAN Cheerful huntlng dog he who IS fast CARL Strong manly CHARLES Of gre t strength manly DAVE Beloved DALE A small valley DICK Generous benevolent DON Proud chxef EDWARD Guardran of happmess EUGENE Well born GERALD Powerful spearman GEORGE A farmer GLENN A small valley HAROLD A leader of the army IACK The Lords grace JOHN The Lords grace IESSE Wealthy also the Lord exrsts IOSEPI-I I-Ie wno shall mcrease LEE A pasture or meadow LEON A hon lronhearted MARVIN Martral warllke NORMAN Man of the North ORRIS Meanrng uncertarn PAUL Small gentle PETER A stone or a rock RALPH Pure OISIDI rested help RAYMOND VVISE quret and peaceful ROBERT Brrght rn councrl ROGER Spear of flame ROY A krng VINCENT A conqueror WILLIAM Defender protector of many shield Page Twenty Three O 0 . . I . 'up' ' GINNY CORNE not lurking. ' IACKIE wrcrcs wlth Q 20-word vocabulary. A f ,