Ferguson High School - Crest Yearbook (Ferguson, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Grimm Becktold Co.-Mr. John Glassen, Jr. Vincent Price Studio-Mr. Vincent Price review We of the 1954 Crest staff take great pleasure in bringing to you a pictorial saga of another of your memorable high school years. We hope that, as you turn these pages, you will receive as much pleasure as the Crest Staff received from making this book. lecfica fion One of the questions which is uppermost in every conscientious person's mind is, What can I do to establish eternal peace in the world? The principle upon which the answer to this question must be based can be found in all your high school classes, churches, and in everything which revolves around your own family life. The people who constitute the members of the United Nations know teamwork and are constantly applying their knowledge to the problems which arise in the U. N. These people have learned how they can help. However, there are so very many people in this world who, because of poverty and starvation, have not had time to think of anything other than get- ting all they can for themselves. lt is up to you, the youth of America, to see to it that conditions change. One day it will be your job to handle world affairs in the U, N., and you must decide now whether there is to be strife, or whether you will work to achieve universal harmony. The Crest staff has already made its decision, and thus, the 1954 Crest is dedicated to PEACE. ..3.. 1 f V ni? S9 I A Q s. + -v .xdalminiofrafion 'ATRUE TEACHING Thou must be true thyself, If thou the truth Lvouldst teach, Thy soul must overflow, if thou Another soul wouldst reach- It needs the overflowing heart To give the lips full speech. Think truly, and thy thought Shall the world's famine feedg Speak truly, and each word of thine Shall be a fruitful seed: Live truly. and thy life shall be, A great and noble creed. 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Besides The new junior high school which was opened lasT year, The Ferguson-FIoris- sanT Reorganized School DisTricT builT The De SmeT School for The beneTiT of FlorissanT school children. rincilaa Mr. J. S. McCollum QV! Back Row: Mr. Gozenbach, Mr. Geiger, Mr. Sheridan. Front Row: Mr. Brown, Mr. Williams, Mrs. Patterson. Standing: Mrs. Bohara, Mrs. Phil Sheridan Jr., Mrs. Geiger, Mrs. Brown Jr., Mrs. Scholl, Mr. Mc- Collum. Sitting: Mrs. Ed Sheridan, Mrs. Love, Mrs. Schlichtemier, Mrs. C, H. Marshall, Mrs. Rippstein, Absent-Mrs. Hern. Z?oarc! of gzclucafion It was the Board of Education that controlled the direction of the policies and finances of the Ferguson Public Schools, and that secured the highest rating which was given by the state. The board was composed of seven members who were elected to serve a three-year term. arenfa C146 The Parents Club met to promote better rela- tions between the teachers and the parents. This organization proved itself indispensible to the Ferguson High School students by providing refreshments at the Christmas Dance, and by contributing floral bouquets for the Crest Corona- tion and for the National Honor Society installa- tion. MR. MR. 'VlRS. MR. ROY BECK B.S. in Edu.-Southeast Missouri State College English, World History, Dramatics Stage Crew, Assembly Committee BENTLEY BOLIN B.S.-Northeast Missouri State College M.A.-Central Missouri State College Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Algebra, Trig Director of Ticket Sales MARGARET BOLIN B.S. in Edu.-Central Missouri State Teachers Dietitian ALECK BURGESS A.B.-Central College Physical Education, Driver Training Athletic Director, Intramurals, Varsity Baseball T CLCM l l GEORGE CHAPMAN B.S.-Culver Stockton College Cooperative Vocational Education Wrestling Coach, Adult Education ROBERT CLIFF B.S.eColorado A 8. M M.A. in Edu,-Washington University Social Psychology Education Committee JACK CRAWFORD B.S. in Edu.-Universty of Missouri World History, Driver Training MRS. JANE DEISELHORST A.B.-Harris Teachers College M.A.-Washington University Health, Physical Education, Counselor GAA MRS. DIANA HANSEN B.A.-Montana State University Library, Spanish Il Junior Red Cross, Library Assistants MR. BECK MR MR. BURGESS MR CHAPMAN MR. CRAWFORD MRS DIESELHORST MR. VICTOR HOEMANN B.S.-University of Nebraska B.A.-Iowa State Teachers College M.A.-Missouri University Typing, American History, Psychology B Basketball Coach, Junior Ring Committee, Senior Class Sponsor MR. GERALD IMPEY B.S.-Missouri University Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Bowling Club MISS REGINA JERZEWIAK A.B., M.A.-Washington University World History, Government Pep Club, Cheerleaders, Riding Club MR. ROBERT JOHNSON B.S. in Edu.-Missouri University General Math, Algebra, Health, Physical Education Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Track Coach GCLLA MRS. VIRGINIA KAMPSCHROEDER B.S. in Edu.-Missouri University Typing, Bookkeeping Crest Staff MRS. RUTH KELLER Librarian Library Assistants MR. PAUL KOCH B.S. in Edu., M.A. in Edu.-Missouri University English, School Publication Scoop, Radio Club, Assistant Baseball Coach, Intramurals MRS. LUCILE KOESTER B.S.-State Teachers College, Farmington, Maine Home Economics Candy Sales, Junior Prom MRS. MARGARET KURTZ A.B.-Washington University Shorthand, Typing Counselor, Mrs. Kurtz's Club MR. HOEMANN MR. IMPEY MISS JERZEWIAK MR. JOHNSON MRS. KAMPSCHROEDER MRS. KELLER MR. KOCH MRS. KOESTER MRS. KURTZ MR. LaVAL MRS. MARSELLI MISS MOHRMAN MR. MOORE MISS NOURSE MR. OWEN MRS. PHELPS MR. PLAVNICK MR. PROKOP MR. VERNON LaVAL MISS LYDA NOURSE B.S.-Southeast Missouri State College M.E.-Missouri University English, Speech Ritle Club, Junior Town Meeting of the Air program MISS LORRAINE MOHRMAN B.S, in Edu.fSoutheast Missouri State College Physical Education, Biology Crest Staff, G.A.A. MRS. SHIRLEY MARSELLI A.B.-Washington University A.B.-Western Kentucky State Teachers College M.A.-George Peabody College for Teachers English Freshman Counselor, F.T.A. JOHN OWEN B.S., M.S.-University of Notre Dame Chorus, Choir, Algebra Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, Extra-curricular Chorus, Assistant Wrestling Coach MAX PLAVNICK B.M., M.A.-University of Wisconsin Band, Orchestra Spanish I, English MRS. MARJORIE PHELPS MR. THOMAS MOORE A.B., M.A.-Washington University English, Literature Masquers, Junior Dramatics Club, Senior Play, National Thespians CLCLL B.S.-Missouri University Citizenship HENRY PROKOP B.S. Washington University General Science, General Math, Driver Training Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach 'Leu fy MRS. LILLIAN RIPPSTEIN MRS. ALICE ULBRIGHT Secretary Office Assistants, Roller Skating Club MISS EILEEN SMITH B.S.-Southeast Missouri State College M.A.-Washington University American History Student Council, Junior Counselor MRS. MARIAN SNIFFEN A.B., A.M. in Edu.-Washington University English, Latin Student Council, Sophomore Counselor MR. EDWARD TSCHANNEN B.S. in Edu.-Southeast Missouri State College M.S.-Washington University Physical Education, Citizenship Varsity Basketball Coach A.B., M. A.-Washington University Art Busy Brushes HAROLD ULBRIGHT B.S., M. A.-Missouri University Plane Geometery, Advanced Algebra, Solid Geometry Photography Club ROBERT WATSON A.B.-Valparaiso University M.S.-University of Michigan Biology Proiection Club, Audio Visual CHARLES WINSCOTT B.S. in Edu.-Washington University Driver Training, American History Sophomore Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach MRS. RIPPSTEIN MISS SMITH MRS. SNIFFEN MR. TSCHANNEN MRS. ULBRIGHT MR. ULBRIGHT MR. WATSON MR, WINSCOTT .Silucfenl .xdaaemdfg Tom Bindbeutel Bob Olds, Dave Young Pat Brewer Q' One of the most important organizations in the high school is the Student Assembly. It is recognized as an honor to be chosen as a representative to this body. One rep- resentative and one alternate are elected from each third-hour class except for the study hall and chorus, from which two rep- resentatives and two alternates are elected. Through the Student Assembly, the stu- dents may have a voice in the governing of school affairs. When a person is selected to be a rep- resentative, he automatically becomes a member ot one of the Student Assembly committees. There were ten committees this year, three of which, the Ethics Com- mittee, the Public Relations Committee, and the Civil Defense Committee, were newly organized in l953. With Tom Bindbeutel as president, Bob Olds as vice-president, Pat Brewer as sec- retary, and Dave Young as treasurer, the Student Assembly met every two weeks to discuss all problems which arose in the homerooms and which were brought to the meetings by the representatives. The sponsors of this year's Student As- sembly were Miss Eileen Smith, who has been working with the students for the betterment of Ferguson High School since T944 and Mrs. Marian Sniften who has also been a sponsor of the Student Assembly since 1952. Back Row: Bob McKinney, Jim Thompson, Jerry Brinton, Bill Sommers, Jack Baine, Dave McKnight, Don Luke, Bill Neel, Ron Morie, Miss Smith. Third Row: Mrs. Sniffen, Anson Keller, Clyde Raney, Howard Ha'nlin, Fred Krieger, Dave Gardner, Mike Estes, Neal Hern, Ed Krueger, Marilyn Patterson. Second Row: Juanita McNeely, Bonny O'Dell, Kay Rugen, Maryann Sheridan, Joann Sloan, Jo Ann Geiger, Pat Bardon, Dana Griffith, Joan Kuberski, Marcia Rippstein, Mary Love. Front Row: Bob Olds, Pat Brewer, Dave Young, Tom Bindbeutel. xecufiue ommiffee The Executive Committee was composed of the officers and the chairman of each Student Assembly committee, ancl was headed by Tom Bindbeutel. This committee met every other week to discuss all school problems, and to set the dates for the meetings of each committee. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Back Row: Joann Sloan, Jack Baine, Jo Ann Geiger, Marilyn Patterson, Dana Griffith, Marcia Rippstein, Dave Gard- ner, Mary Love. Front Row: Bob Olds, Pat Brewer, Dave Young, Tom Bindbeutel. ETHICS COMMITTEE Back Row: Dave McKnight, Howard Ham- lin, Tony Predock, Bob Olds, Bob Dun- can, Tom Watson, Bob McKinney. Front Row: Donne Chamberlain, Sue Fischer, Mary Ellen Hatcher, Nancy W Pifat, Beverly Bardon. gfAic:i ommiffee Taking the place of the Guidance Council, the Ethics Committee launched into the school year with a Sportsmanship Campaign. This commit- tee, whose chairman was Bob Olds, also directed a Clean-Up Campaign in January and planned a Safety Drive, which was held in The spring. ..13.. ommiffeed PUBLICITY COMMITTEE To keep the students of Ferguson High up-to-date, the Publicity Com- mittee hung a large, colorful calendar in the lower front hall of the school. This committee, whose chairman was JoAnn Geiger, also provided posters for the purpose of publicizing the high school dances. Back Row: Maryann Sheridan, Ron Morie, Clyde Raney, Joan Burgess. First Row: Barbara Stulac, Betty Kirby, JoAnn Geiger, Cary Marshall, Martha Morrison, Marlynn Holt. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The purpose of the Assembly Com- mittee, whose chairman was Dana Griffith, was to provide interesting and educational entertainment for the students of Ferguson High School. At the beginning of the school year a guestionaire was presented in each home room, and from the results of these questionaires the year's assem- blies were planned. Back Row: Fred Krieger, Pat Barden, Kim Ellis. Second Row: Mary Ann Mahoney, Jo Peterson, Carol Smith. Front Row' Barbara Borbein, Carol Andrae, Dana Griffith, Louise Allman. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE To promote a better relationship between the city and the school was the purpose of the Public Relations Committee, whose chairman was Dave Gardner. The committee prepared a newsletter which was sent to the pa- rents of the Ferguson High School students in order to keep them in- formed on school affairs. Nancy Pyatt, Dave Young, LaVonne Griffith, Dave Gardner, Myrna Farver, Bill Brown, Ellen Magoon. EDUCATION COMMITTEE Headed by Marilyn Patterson, the Education Committee's main project was Career Day, which was held on February I7. This committee organ- ized a Welcoming Committee for the benefit of all new students and also planned the Freshmen Orientation program for the next school year. Back Row: Janet Kelley, Caroline Davis, Bill Baine, Juanita McNeeIy, Joan Kuberski. Front Row: Neal Hern, Anne Mesnier, Marilyn Patterson, Norma Largent, Bill Neel. '? 9 'f ,5--mm-mfg ,A H , e f .w A- N AA. N , 1 355535 f, ff- ,zs-I' 2 if if X , 4 , V.: ,X . Ki . J, K 1 , , is 1 3 .ghsv -,J.'..f'- 9 K is ' M1-Qwf' gl, ' , 'm 'S , Q: ,iw . Lf.. Ml Q If-KW Cfadrieri HIFH If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you: If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too: If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or, being lied about, don't deal in lies, Or, being hated. don't give way to hating. And yet don't look too good, not talk too wise: If you can dream-and not make dreams your master: If you can think-and not make thoughts your aim If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two impostors just the same: If you' can bear' to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools. Or watch the things you gave your life to broken, And stoop and build 'em up with wornout tools: If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss. And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss: If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone. And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: Hold on : If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with kings-nor lose the common touch: If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you! If all men count with you, but none too muchg If you can fill the unforgiving minute 'With sixty seconds' worth of distance run- Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And-which is more-you'll be a Man, my son! Rudyard Kipling ...- ..- -':-.f: 5 L5 Q-.... f QiJfs2s.Hse7-fnfyfax' ,,........--- iff g, - 'f + ggwg5,r 'g 1-WH? fFffiKj4!'Zi5'asff:zs1 31 MH ff fff5.?55n1g!3 -W, iffy ff f4f m :s mm.:nsf11 M!!Ei 553: fi5E2'f5Q?lli'?g,v' gm liiim ESmsf1efxsnf1iMf q 1 21 W vm 1525555 235135 Q3 an is AW,h S 5 3i,'1-m 1+ ,.,. X' 3 . NYY I A w,Lg5if Hz Q' A , ,. A Q :V-:.::Qf-1. .. v::1 jQ Xia. - 7 f W, fy HW M 2: .Kim is-1:25:2-5.5 i:.... Y X , K - ,,,........-.-- ,,.,.......--ww W,,,,.,..,..u..-oosauk4- - 'WM' ---nv--' ,.....-fo , .- v A A A T ' ......H-. M - eniom CAROL AN DRAE A lively girl, filled to the brim, lVith vigor, vitality, and vim. Student Assembly 35 Social Com- mittee I5 Assembly Committee 45 G.A.A. 'I-45 G.A.A. Board 45 Class Basketball 2-45 Class Softball 45 Pep Club I-4, Treasurer 45 Scoop Staff 45 F.T.A. 45 Choir I-35 Girls' Glee Club I-45 County Chorus 2-35 Guidance Teams 3. JOHN BAINE The best way to rise to the heights, ls to slay 'on the level'. Student Assembly 3-45 Election Committee 4, Chairman 45 Educa- tion Committee 25 Publicity Com- mittee 35 Freshmen Orientation 3- 45 Varsity Basketball 2-45 Track I-25 Tennis 35 Softball Intramurals I-35 Football Intramurals 25 CREST 35 Junior Dramatics 25 Senior Drama- tics 3-45 Best Foot Forward 25 You Can't Take lt With You 35 The Barretts of Wimpole Street 45 Stage Crew 25 Crest Court 4. ROZANNE BEARD Full of snap and pep and zest, Rosie never has a momenfs rest. Choir 3-45 Girls' Glee Club 35 G.A.A. 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Central High School, Oklahoma City, Okla- homa I-2. ALMA BEHLE 'iSomelimes smiling, sometimes serious, but always friendly. G.A.A. 2-45 Class Basketball 25 Transportation Committee 25 Junior Dramatics 25 Choir 2-35 Girls' Glee Club 2-45 Pep Club 2-35 Co-op Club 45 Junior Candy Sales 3. PAUL BASS Students like him are hard to rind, Steady, noble, willing and kind. Student Assembly I5 Assembly Committee 35 Guidance Council 35 Student Council Convention Budget Committee 35 Guidance Teams I-35 Proiection Club I-4, Treasurer I, President 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Rifle Club I, 3. JOHN RICHARD ADAMS His way is easy-going. Co-op Club 45 Skating Club 3. MARY ALICE ASHER 'AThis friendly girl bas' a' frien ly smile. Scoop Staff 45 Senior Dramatics Our Town 35 G.A.A. I-45 CI Volleyball I5 Class Basketball Class Softball 35 Pep Club 'I Point Committee 45 F.T.A. 35 ROI Skating 25 Knitting Club 25 Juni Candy Sales 3, WILLIAM BAINE Heres a lad of whom we proud, His fine' accomplishments of bi speak loud. CREST 3-4, Editor 45 Prom Com tee 35 Education Committee Student Council Convention Hos tality Committee 35 Guida Teams 25 Junior Dramatics I Senior Dramatics 35 Best F Forward 25 Too Many Dates You Can't Take It With You Stage Crew 25 Crest Court 4. JUANITA BENTON A ready smile, an aim to please. Co-op Club 45 Hillsboro Hi School I-3. BARBARA BORBEIN Her winning personality spe for' ilselff' Student Assembly 25 Service Co mittee 25 Assembly Committee Student Council Convention B get Committee 35 Welcoming Co mittee 35 Freshmen Orientation 45 CREST 45 Prom Committee Senior Dramatics Club 3-45 Town 35 Choir 25 Library Cl I-3, President 35 Pep Club G.A.A. 25 Library Assistant I-2, National Honor Society 45 Cr Court 4. PATRICIA BREWER harming ways, a winning smile. ts of friends, lots of style. dent Assembly 3-4, Secretary 45 ial Committee 2-3, Chairman 35 te Convention Committee 3, spitality Chairman 35 Election mmittee 45 Prom Committee 35 .A. l-45 Pep Club I-4, Deco- ing Committee 45 Guidance ms 2-3, Captain 35 Junior Red ss l5 Library Club l-25 Roller ting Club 15 Junior Candy Sales Welcoming Committee 25 Crest urt 4. ROBERT BECKMANN e's a self-made man, not ite Hnzshedf' estling 3-45 Co-op Club 4. MARGIE BURNETT he's the reason gentlemen pre- blondes. .A. l-35 Class Softball I-25 ss Volleyball I5 Pep Club l-35 rary Club 25 Library Assistant Co-op Club 45 Knitting Club 15 ior Red Cross 25 Junior Candy es 3. CHARLES BERGER ,harlie has friendly ways, e'll remember him through all the days. rsity Football 45 Choir 45 Notre me High School, Biloxi, Mis- sippi I-3. DONNE CHAMBERLAIN ucky, lovely, happy, and gay, smile for all who rome her way. idance Council 2-35 Guidance ms 2-35 Scoop Staff 45 Ethics mmittee 45 G.A.A. l-45 Busy shes l5 Pep Club l-4, Cheer- der 45 Knitting Club l5 Library b 35 Crest Court 4. en iam HAROLD BEAN What's wrong with easy liv- ing? Proiection Club l-45 Co-op Club 45 B Football 15 Wreztling l-2. JUDITH BRIGHAM Grace and charm she tloes possess, With all of this shell gain successf' Junior Dramatics Club I-25 Senior Dramatics Club 3-45 You Can't Take lt With You 35 The Barretts of Wimpole Street 45 National Thespian Society 3-45 Stage Crew 35 Choir 45 Library Club 3, Library Assistant 45 Pep Club I5 G.A.A. l-2. CAROL BURNS Shes a little lady with lots of Pep- Junior Dramatics l-25 Senior Dra- matics 3-45 Stage Crew 3-45 Choir 3-45 Library Assistant 45 Roller Skating 45 Pep Club 4. COLLEEN BUSBY A quiet girl is this lass, One of the nicest of our class. Senior Dramatics 45 G.A.A. 2-45 Pep Club 35 Roller Skating 2-45 Junior Candy Sales 3. THOMAS BINDBEUTEL An all-around guy we all agree, An executive important he's hound to be. Student Assembly 2-4, President 45 Executive Committee 45 Rules Com- mittee 35 Prom Committee 3, Chairman 35 State Student Council Convention Committee 35 Pres- ident County Student Council 45 Junior Rotarian 45 B Basketball l5 Scoop Staff 45 National Honor Society 45 Crest Court 4. J en iam JOAN DAUERNHEIM Not many girls like this you'll End, IVilh skill and looks rombinedf' Scoop Staff 47 Choir I-27 Girls' Glee Club 27 G.A.A. -I'4j Class Softball I-37 Class Basketball L47 Class Volleyball I7 State Conven- tion Transportation Committee 37 Junior Red Cross 27 Pep Club I-47 Knitting Club I7 Library Club I-27 Guidance Teams 37 Junior Candy Sales 3. ROBERT BROOKS l'School's all right if you like il Christian Brothers College High School I-2, EVELYN DAVIS Ever happy, never blue. Sometimes witty. always true. Choir I-37 Girls' Glee Club 27 G.A.A. 4. JAMES BURKES LiIJerly of thought is lhe life of the soul. Beaumont High School I-2. RUTH DEUSER Quiet, serene, and prelly, too, The likes of her there are but few. G.A.A. 2-37 Roller Skating 2, 47 Bowling Club 47 Busy Brushes 47 First Aid Staff 4. GERALD BRINTON No worry, no hurry. Just life as it comes. Varsity Football 47 Track 3-47 5 dent Assembly 47 Service Co mittee 47 De Andrei's High Sch I-2. NANCY DAUWALTER Shes A cheerful girl wilh shining eyes, With the best sense of hum under the skies. Senior Dramatics 47 Busy Brus 47 Wentzville High School I-3. WILLIAM BROWN A'He's serious at times, yet jolly and free, A philosopher great. ir thin he'll be. Varsity Football 3-47 B Footb 27 Wrestling 37 Senior Dramat 3-47 Junior Dramatics I-27 Ba I-47 Too Many Dates I7 B Foot Forward 27 You Can't Ta It With You 37 Our Town The Barretts of Wimpole Stre 47 National Thespian Society 3 Education Committee I,37 Pu Relations Committee 47 Guida Teams I-27 Chess Club I-27 tional Honor Society 47 Crest Co 4. DOROTHY DEHAS A worthy maiden is she. Full of fun and jollilyf' Girls' Glee Club 47 Bowling Hadley Technical High School I RICHARD CREWS Let us enjoy life while can. Band I7 Chess Club I7 Rifle CI 2-37 Ice-Skating Club I7 B Fo ball I7 Basketball Intramurals I, Football Intramurals I, 37 Track GAIL DREITLEIN he is kind of full of cheer, l her actions are sincere. ior Red Cross 35 Dominican mmercial High School I5 South ntington High School, South ntington, New York 2. DON CZESCHIN ere's a boy with many rr friend, 'th a lot of good qualities that never end. sity Football I-25 Baseball I-2, B Basketball I-2, Captain 25 ck 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Prom mittee 35 Senior Class Treas- r 45 Junior Red Cross I5 Proiec- Club I5 Crest Court 4. JOEN ELLIS uiet and demure' in class, t full of fun, is this lass. ir I, 3-45 Girls' Glee Club 3-45 ing Club I-25 Office Assistant CHARD PATRICK FLEETWOOD et out of the way, Put is coming, d when he gets here, things will be humming. eball 3. CAROLE FUNKE is indeed, a rare and happy lreat, watch this girl and her dancing feel. .A. I-45 Assembly Committee 35 Club l-45 Co-op Club 45 Knit- Club I-25 Junior Candy Sales eniom RICHARD CRITTENDON The opinion of all his friends can't be' wrong, He's zz jolly good fellow as they say in the song. CREST 45 Varsity Football 25 B Football I5 Wrestling I, 35 Bas- ketball Intramurals 3-45 Senior Dra- matics 45 The Barretts of Wimpole Street 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Rifle Club 3-45 Bowling 45 Freshmen Orientation 45 Crest Court 4. JOYCE EDWARDS Always ready to do her share, With this girl you ran't compare. Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2-45 Junior Dramatics 25 Senior Drama- tics 35 Stage Crew 2-35 Co-op Club 45 G.A.A. 3-45 Pep Club 2-45 Junior Candy Sales 35 Beaumont High School I. ORVILLE DENNISON A due sincerity governs his deeds. Wrestling 3-45 Track 35 Co-op Club 4. MARION FOSTER DiminutiUe. blithe. and clever, Sad and worried, never. Southwest High School I-35 Crest Court 4. GAIL FRANKE Laugh and take life easy. Band 3-45 Election Committee 45 Hardin High School, Hardin, lll,, l-2. eniorfi JOAN GALLAI Cheerful, sweet, and gay, Ready to help in her charming way. CREST 45 Junior Candy Sales 35 Normandy High School 'I. HAROLD GENO Though small of stature. light of limb. Someday we'll all he proud of him. Student Assembly 25 Election Com- mittee 25 Wrestling I-25 Co-op Club 4. JOANNE GREEN A maid with sweet thoughts in her mindf' G.A.A. I-45 Class Softball 'I-45 Pep Club I-35 Junior Candy Sales 3. DAVID GOODWIN IVilh his laugh and with his wit. Dave will always make 11' hit. Orchestra I-45 Band I-45 Choir 3-45 Boys' Glee Club 3,45-County Band I-35 Ju ior Drarnatics Pres- id - enior Dramatics 3-4, Vic - President , Too Many Dates I5 Best Foot For rd 25 Can't Take It ixth Y ' A Heck These Hecti D 3 The Bar- retts of ' St et 45 Prom Committee 35 'ac Team Manager I5 Chess Club I5 Bowling Club 2-45 Debate Club 25 Busy Brushes 25 National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY GRUENLOH A cheery nature deserves ad- miratzon. G.A.A. I-45 Roller Skating I5 Junior Candy Sales 3. WILLIAM DAVID GARDNER Qualities that promise succes Senior Dramatics 3-4, President Junior Dramatics I5 Natonal T pian Society 4, President 45 St Crew 2-4, Stage Manager 3-45 Many Dates I5 Our Town The Barretts of Wimpole Stre 45 Senior Class Vice-President Bowling Club 2-45 Rifle Club I, Chess Club 'I-2, President 25 Ed tion Committee 35 Public Relati Committee 4, Chairman 45 tional Honor Society 45 C Court 4. CAROL GARDNER Wt'th a friendly smile she g her way. Choir 2-35 Girls' Glee Club G.A.A. 'I-45 Class Softball I5 Club 2-45 Riding Club 45 Bowl 2-35 Roller Skating I-25 Libr Club 25 Library Assistant 25 Co Club 4. DORIS GENTLEMARK The quantity may he sm But the quality is big. G.A.A. 35 Class Volleyball 3, Stars 35 Busy Brushes 45 Bowl 45 Roller Skating 2. DANA GRIFFITH Outstanding qualities make outstanding person. Student Assembly 2-45 Execu Committee 2-45 Education Com tee 2, Chairman 25 Student Cou Convention Committee Chair 35 Assembly Committee 4, C man 45 State Student Council vention Delegate 2-35 County dent Council Delegate 3-45 C 45 Band I-45 Orchestra I-45 G Glee Club 3-45 County Band Junior Dramatics I-25 Senior matics 3-45 National Thespian ciety 3-4, Secretary 35 Too M Dates I5 Best Foot Forward' Our Town 35 The Barretts Wimpole Street 45 Stage Cre 45 G.A.A. I-45 Class Softball 45 Class Basketball I-45 Class Ieyball I-3, All-Stars 35 T-'I3 Prom Committee 35 Pep Club Model U. N. Assembly Dele 45 Busy Brushes 2, 45 Prom porter 3-45 American Legion torical Contest 3-45 National H Society 45 Crest Court 4. CHARLES GRADY A wise man who knows w to speak his mind, and w to mind his speech. St. .loseph's High School I-25 ketball Intramurals 3. MYRTA HAMILTON 'The world is hat a stage, ind each must play his part. unior Dramatics l-25 Senior Dra- atics 3-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 5 Best Foot Forward 25 You an't Take lt With You 35 Our own 35 The Barretts of Wim- ole Street 45 National Thespian Iociety 3-45 Stage Crew 25 Elec- ion Committee 45 Library Club 'l-35 ce-Skating Club l. GERALD GRONEIVlElER 'Always even tempered. hoir 2-45 Boys' Glee Club 2-45 ounty Chorus 2-45 Baseball 35 oftball Intramurals l-35 Football ntramurals 'l-35 Basketball Intra- urals 3-4. EDNA HASTINGS She owns the voice with a smile. .A.A. 3-45 Class Volleyball 3, All- tars 35 Class Softball 45 Class Basketball 45 Volleyball Manager 5 T-13 3-45 Junior Ring Committee 35 Co-op Club 45 Puxico High School, Puxico, Missouri l-2. VIOLA HENKE Sincerity in every endeavor. G.A.A. 2-45 Class Softball 45 Pep Club 2-45 Junior Candy Sales 35 Riverview Gardens High School l, BETTE LEE HERZOG Light of heart and clever, Helpful and willing ever. G.A.A. l-45 Class Softball 3-45 Class Volleyball I-25 Class Basketball 45 Pep Club 45 Library Club lg Library Assistant ly Junior Candy Sales 35 Junior Red Cross 2-45 Junior Achievement 4. eniom DONALD GRASSMUCK The best part of school is tht' end. Football 25 Track lp Wrestling T5 Basketball Intramural: 4. NANCY HARRIS Shes pretty to walh with, Witty to talk with. Choir l-35 Girls' Glee Club l'25 County Chorus 25 Junior Dramatics 25 Senior Dramatics 35 Special Chorus 15 G.A.A. I-45 Pep Club 2-45 Junior Achievement 4. IRWIN HAMLIN A happy lad with a winning way. Student Assembly l, 35 Election Committee 35 Varsity Football 2-45 Basketball Intramural 3-45 Track 2. JANE HATCHER Always gay. always pert, Ever eager and alert. Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Visitation Academy l-3. ROBERT HARGROVE You gotta be a foothall hero. Varsity Football 3-45 Freshmen Football lp Wrestling l-2, 45 Track 3-45 Co-op Club 4. eniom MARLYNN HOLT A friendly girl you must admit, Always ready to do her bit. Senior Dramatics 45 Choir I-45 Girls' Glee Club 'I-45 County Chorus 2-35 Special Ensembles 2-45 O Heck These Hectic Days 35 Stage Crew 2-35 F.T.A. 2-35 G.A.A. I-45 Pep Club I-2, 45 Publicity Committee 45 Welcoming Commit- tee M.A.S.C. 35 Junior Candy Sales 3. WILLIAM HINDS Bill is a likeable lad, One of the best weve ever had. Choir 2-45 Boys' Glee Club 2-45 Track 35 Golf I-25 Wrestling 'I5 Bas- ketball Intramurals 2-45 Captain 35 Rifle Club I. KAY IVY A good mind possesses a hing- dom. G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 45 Colorado Springs High School I-2. ELIZABETH KIRBY l3e1ty's eyes are bright, her voice is gay, Her very smile drives gloom away. Choir 2, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 45 County Chorus 25 Senior Drama- tics 3-45 Our Town 35 The Barretts of Wimpole Street 45 Publicity Committee 45 Guidance Teams 35 M.A.S,C. Committee Teams 35 Council of Christians and Jews Delegate 35 Model U.N. As- sembly Delegate 45 Scoop Staff 45 Library Club 35 Pep Club 2-35 Beau- mont High School I5 National Honor Society 4. ALAN HOFER Modest and retiring as can be, Full of serious thought is he. Co-op Club 4. CARL HAZARD He's tall in stature, big heart. Choir 2-45 Boys' Glee Club 2 O Heck These Hectic Days Orchestra 2-45 Special Ensemb 35 County Chorus 35 Senior D matics 3-45 You Can't Take With You 35 Our Town 35 T Barretts of Wimpole Street Guidance Teams 2-35 Roller Sk ing 2. BEVERLY HURTT A happy girl and very gay. She always has something H to say. G.A.A. I-45 Class Volleyball 'I5 P Club I-45 Knitting Club I5 Choir DONNA JOHNSON She carries her smile throu. sunshine and rain. G.A.A. 2-45 Point Committee Cha man 35 Class Softball 2-45 Cla Volleyball 2-35 Class Basketb 2-4, Captain 25 T-I3 3-45 Knitti Club 25 Bowling Club 2-45 Rif Club 25 Wellston High School I. WILLIAM HOCOTT Tall and every inch goo naturedf' Choir 2-45 Track 45 Basketball I tramurals 2-35 Outdoors Club B Basketball 2. MARLENE KNEHANS A smiling face, a charmin girl. Choir 2-35 Bowling Club 'I-35 Ri ing Club 45 Pep Club I-2, 45 G.A. I-25 Roller Skating 'I-2. AMELIA KOENIG Pleasantly nice, and nicely 'easantf' toir 47 Normandy High School I. CORALEE KOSER Coralee is cute and sweet, ist to know' her is a treat. irls' Glee Club I, 3-47 Choir 37 ,A.A. I-47 Class Basketball I-27 ass Volleyball 27 Class Softball 37 Tennis 2-47 Pep Club I-47 nior Candy Sales 37 Co-op Club PATRICIA KYLE Fhereis never a dull moment hen Pat is around. A.A. I-27 Pep Club 'I-27 Library ub 2-37 Vice-President 37 Riding lub I-2. ANSON KELLER Taifthful to his own high con- ctionsf' ljldent Assembly 2, 47 Civil De- se Committee 47 Junior Red oss T7 Guidance Teams I-37 Fresh- en Orientation 3-47 Model U.N. sembly 47 Stage Crew 47 Chess tb 'l. NORMA LARGENT I girl whose sweet and quiet ways, ill get her friends through all her days. .A. I-47 Class Softball 37 Class ketball 3-47 G.A.A. Point Com- tee 3-47 Education Committee I7 Student Council Convention dget Committee 37 Knitting Club 27 Pep Club I, 47 First Aid Staff eniorfi WILLIAM HOLTSHOUSER There comes a man of leisure. Varsity Football 3-47 B Football I-27 Senior Dramatics 37 Junior Dramatics I-21 Too Many Dates I7 Best Foot Forward 27 Our Town 37 You Can't Take It With You 37 Intramural Basketball 'I-47 Intramural Football I-27 Intramural Volleyball 'I-37 Riding Club I7 Pep Club I7 Double Octet 27 County Chorus I-27 Choir T-37 Boys' Glee Club I-37 Co-op Club 47 Chess Club 27 Guidance Teams I-27 Track I-47 Junior Achievement 4. JOAN KUBERSKI A lovely girl, pleasant and sweet, Corzgenial, gentle, and discreet Student Assembly 47 Historian 47 Education Committee 47 Junior Ring Committee 37 Roller Skating 3j Vice-President 37 Busy Brushes 47 Treasurer 47 Junior Achievement 47 First Aid Staff 47 Junior Candy Sales 37 Rosati-Kain High School 'li National Honor Society 4. ROBERT KEENEY Education comes first. Proiection Club 2-47 Photography Club 47 Radio Club 2-47 Trustee 2-47 Bowling Club 47 Stage Crew 37 Civil Defense Committee 47 Model U.N. Assembly Delegate 47 National Honor Society 4. MARY ANN LAMMERT Her many friends hold her dear, For she's so thoughtful and sincere. ' I G.A.A. l'3f Class Softball I-37 Class Basketball 'I-37 Class Volleyball I-37 G.A.A. Board 2-37 T-I3 37 Basketball All-Stars 2-37 Volleyball All-Stars, I-37 Softball Manager 2-37 Pep Club 2i Roller Skating 2. DAVID KERN His friendship is the best to be had. Projection Club I-4, President 47 Transportation Committee 37 Co-op- Club 4. en iam ANNE LINBERG Friendly to one, Friendly to all. Choir 45 Co-op Club 45 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 2, 45 Roller Skating 25 Junior Candy Sales 3. ROBERT LAVAL A friend to many friends. Election Committee I5 Civil Defense Committee 45 Transportation Com- mittee of Student Council Conven- tion5 Choir 45 Rifle Club I-4, Pres- ident 2-3, Vice-President 4, Club Champion 2-3, Distinguished Rifle- man 2-45 Riding Club I-45 Bowling Club I-4, Captain 45 Track 3-45 Basketball Intramurals 45 National Honor Society 4. MARY LOVE Sincere and true to all is she, With uasl and wide ability. Senior Dramatics 3-45 Our Town 35 Stage Crew 35 Pep Club 2-45 G.A.A. I-45 Service Committee 3-4, Chairman 45 Girls' State 35 Na- tional Honor Society 4. ARTHUR LITTLE With quiet but determined force, He travels on his destined Course. Intramural Basketball 2-4. NORMA MAHONEY She grows more charming day by day. Roller Skating 25 St. Mary's High School I. AL LANDWEHR Dark and tall, liked by all.' B Basketball 25 Intramural ketball 35 Guidance Team 35 S Committee 45 Scoop Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN LODHOLZ Always laughing, full of humor, This gal is great, 1hat's no rumor, Election Committee 35 Serv Committee 45 Girls' Glee Club G.A.A. I-45 Roller Skating 25 Ri Club 45 Bowling 2, 45 Guid Teams 35 Pep Club I-45 S Committee 45 Publicity 3. DAVID LAW By the work we know. th worhmanf' Proiection Club 2-4, Treasurer Photography Club 2-4, Preside Secretary-Treasurer 35 Rifle Clu Stage Crew 3-45 Band 2-35 Ju Dramatics 2. MARY ANN MAHON EY 'iExcelling in euery class, ls this witty Irish lass. Senior Dramatics 3-4, Vice-Presi 45 National Thespian Societ Secretary 45 Stage Crew I-4, S tary-Treasurer 3-45 Our Town The Barretts of Wimpole Str 45 CREST 45 G.A.A. I-45 Class leyball I-35 Class Basketball 45 2-35 Assembly Committee 45 dent Council Convention Regi tion Committee 35 Freshmen O tation 35 Model U.N. Asse Delegate 45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Club I5 Bowling Club 35 J Candy Sales5 Roller Skating I5 tional Honor Society. BETTE MARLOW She is jolly, good-natured and true. Always ready her share to G.A.A. I-45 Class Softball I5 Volleyball I-3, All-Stars 35 Brushes T-4, Publicity Chairma Pep Club I5 Roller Skating Assembly Committee 35 Offic sistant 2, 45 National Honor ciety. LOIS MARTIN Always plrasanl. always cheerful, f Lols's future LL'e'rc' nu! fearful. oir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2-45 nior Dramatics 25 Knitting Club 25 G.A.A. 2-45 Pep Club 3-45 Roll- Skating I-25 Office Assistant 45 nior Candy Sales 3. JOHN MCMAHON He who has patience may ar- mpllsh many things. age Crew 45 Senior Dramatics 45 odel U.N. Assembly Delegate 4. CAROL MCKOWN A yooa' sport and lots ol' lun. ou'll neuer limi a yayvr one. hoir l-25 Girls' Glee Club 25 Coun- Chorus 25 Knitting Club l5 Lib- ry Club 25 G.A.A. I-45 Class Soft- all 2-35 Class Basketball l-2, 45 lass Volleyball l-25 G.A.A. Board 5 Student Assembly 25 Guidance ouncil l-25 Publicity Committee 5 Election Committee 45 Freshmen rientation 2-35 Pep Club l-4, Pres- ent 45 Cheerleader 45 Crest Court EDNA MITCHELL 'Nolhing is rnvposslhlc to a milling heart. .A.A. 'l-25 Roller Skating l5 Co-op lub 4. ROY MOORE 'll' you'rc fn need of a loyal friend, vrcfs one Ihal we can recommend. roiection Club l-45 Rifle Club l-4, xecutive Officer 45 Choir 45 Boys' lee Club 3-45 Roller Skating l-25 rack l-3. eniom JAMES MCEWEN Sometimes quiet. somvlimvs sad, Heres lu a very friendly lad. Projection Club l, 3-45 Rifle Club 15 Boys' Glee Club l-35 Choir 3-45 Bowling Club 3545 Track l-35 Wrest- ling 4. FRANCES McKlNNEY Mlfriendly, laughing. always yay. Pep Club l-45 G.A.A. 'I-45 Library Club 2-3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Choir 45 Class Basketball l-35 Guid- ance Teams 2-3. JUAN ITA MCNEELY Juanita is an oulslanzhny lass. Ever a leader of the class. G.A.A. l-4, President 45 G.A.A. So- cial Committee l, 3, Chairman 35 Pep Club l-45 Roller Skating 15 Student Assembly 45 Education Committee 45 Prom Committee 35 Guidance Teams 3. EDWARD MEADOR Men of few words are the best men. HELEN NEWHOUSE Of her success we haul' no doubt. Choir i-35 Girls' Glee Club l5 G.A.A. l-45 Class Softball 'I-3, All- Stars 35 Class Volleyball l, 35 Class Basketball l. 2 ell L 0I 6 MARION NIENHAUS Lively, happy, always gay, She goes merrily on her way. Girls' Glee Club 31 Choir 41 G.A.A. 1-21 Pep Club 11 Roller Skating 11 Junior Candy Sales 3. ROBERT OLDS One who excels in basketball, Our veep is surely liked by all. Student Assembly 4, Vice-President 41 Executive Committee 41 Prom Committee 31 Junior Ring Commit- tee Chairman 31 Varsity Basketball 3-41 Track 3-4, Captain 3j Junior Rotarian 41 DeAndreis High School 1-21 Crest Court 4. MARILYN PATTERSON Liked by all who meer her, unliked by none, For she is a friend to everyone. County Band 21 Band 1-41 Orches- tra 1-41 Stage Crew 11 Junior Dra- matics 2, Vice-President 21 Best Foot Forward 21 World Federalists 11 Pep Club 1-21 F.T.A. 3'4f G.A.A. 1-41 Class Softball 1-2, Captain 11 Class Basketball 1-4, All-Stars 1-31 Class Volleyball Team 1-3, Captain 1, All-Stars 2-31 G.A.A. Board 3-41 Volleyball Manager 31 Basketball Manager 41 T-13 2-41 CREST 41 Education Committee 1-4, Chairman 3-41 Student Assembly 41 Prom Committee 31 Program Convention 31 Guidance Teams 2-3, Captain 31 M. A. S. C. Delegate 31 Office Assistant 31 Freshmen Orientation 2-41 National Honor Society 41 Crest Queen 4. TONY PREDOCK A regular fellow, that is true, He's full of pep and mischief, too. Basketball Intramurals 2-41 Basket- ball Manager 11 Ethics Committee 41 Social Committee 4 ELIZABETH JO PETERSON A perfect athlete, whatever the game. G.A.A. 2-41 Class Softball 2-41 Class Basketball 2-41 Class Volleyball 2-3, All-Stars 31 Assembly Committee 41 Pep Club 2-4, Vice-President 41 Junior Dramatics 21 Junior Candy Sales 31 F.T.A. President 4. JOHN MURAT 1 never trouble trouble, t trouble troubles me. Proiection Club 1-41 Varsity Fo ball 3-4. BEVERLY PARSONS A friend of work, a friend ease. Choir 1-2, 41 Junior Dramatics Girls' Glee Club 1-41 Service Co mittee 1'3f Bowling Club 41 Juni Candy Sales 3. PHILLIP POEHNER Give me the opportunity a I will move the world. Choir 1-21 Junior Dramatics 1- Senior Dramatics 3-41 National Th pian Society 3-41 Riding Club County Chorus 1-31 Double Oct 1-21 Boys' Glee Club 21 Too Ma Dates 11 Best Foot Forward Our Town 31 You Can't Ta lt With You 31 The Barretts Wimpole Street 41 Civil Defen Committee 41 Junior Town Meeti 31 Guidance Teams 2. DOLORES PAYNE Gentle, modest and sweet, A friend we all like to meet. Orchestra 1-41 Choir 4. NANCY PIFAT A personality that make friends, ci loyalty that hee them. Girls' Glee Club 3-41 Choir 41 Li rary Assistant 1, 31 Roller Skatin 1, Knitting Club 1-21 G.A.A. 1- Pep Club 1-41 Student Assembly Assembly Committee 31 Ethics Co mittee 41 Junior Candy Sales 3. KATHERINE POLLARD ere's one Ihat's sweet, sincere, and smart, ere's a place for her in every art. op Staff 3-45 Quill and Scroll 35 p Club 45 Highland Park High ool, Dallas, Texas i-2. ERNEST RAUCH e's so loyal, so faithful, so true, halever you ask him he'll gladly dof' iection Club 1-45 lce-Skating l-2. NANCY PYATT elile, clever, and full of fun, own and loved by everyone. nior Dramatics l-25 Senior Dra- tics 3-45 You Can't Take lt With u 35 National Thespian Society 5 Pep Club 'l-45 G.A.A. 'I-35 A.A. Board 2-3, Co-Chairman So- l Committee 35 CREST 3, Guid- ce Teams 25 Knitting Club 15 Stu- nt Assembly l5 Assembly Com- ttee I5 Public Relations Commit- 45 Junior Ring Committee 35 ss Basketball T. GERDA RIDDER entle and sweet, dainly and neat, lady indeed, from her head to her feet. tice Assistant 35 Co-op Club 45 del U.N. Assembly Delegate 45 osevelt High School T. GAYLORD RICHARDSON n loyalty he surpasses the rest, leader and president he's done his best. nior Class President 45 Orchestra 5 Chess Club 'l5 Rifle Club 1-4, sident 4, Vice-President 35 Club ampion 'I5 Basketball Intramurals Junior Rotarian 45 Boys' State 35 Skating l. eniord JAMES PROBUS He has the power to do and the soul to dare. ' CREST 3-45 Rifle Club 2-45 Treas- urer 35 Photography Club 2-4, Vice- President 3-4. MARY SUE PROSSER Shes full of pep, she's full of fun, An all-round gal if we ever had one. Choir 35 Co-op Club 3-45 G.A.A. 35 Beaumont High 'l-2. JACKIE REEL Shes always smiling, she's full of fun, Shes known at Ferguson to everyone. G.A.A. I-45 Class Softball i-25 Class Basketball I-35 Guidance Teams 25 Library Club 25 Pep Club I-4. DAVE RENN ECAMP I know' what I am, but I know not what I might be. CAROL ANN RIECHMANN Always ready to do her best. Busy Brushes 45 G.A.A. 'l-35 Service Committee 'l, 35 Cafeteria Worker l. P QW, L 0l f5 MARCIA RIPPSTEIN ln the Hall of Fame, Someday uJe'Il see Marcials name. Student Assembly 45 Executive Committee 3-45 Service Committee 2-3, Chairman 35 Civil Defense Committee 4, Chairman 45 State Convention Committee 35 Scoop Staff 3-4, Editor 45 Junior Drama- tics i-25 Senior Dramatics 3-45 Too Many Dates i5 Best Foot For- ward 25 You Can't Take It With You 35 Our Town 35 National Thespian Society 3-4, Recorder 3-45 Band 3-45 Choir i-35 Girls' Glee Club l-35 G.A.A. I-4, Point Com- mittee Chairman 45 Roller Skating i-4, President 25 Class Softball 45 Class Volleyball i-35 Class Basket- ball 3-45 Tennis 3, Doubles Cham- pion5 T-'I3 2-35 F.T.A. 45 Girls' State 35 National Honor Society 4. MARVIN ROTHWEH. When Joy and duty clash, let joy go. KAREN SCHMIDT Sweet and lovely. G.A.A. i-25 Pep Club l-2. ALBERT SCHLETTLER This young fellow is quite clebomiirf' Co-op Club 4. PATRICIA SHERIDAN Charming and deft, year in and year out. Choir 35 G.A.A. 3-45 Class Softball 35 Class Volleyball 35 Pep Club 3-45 Soldan-Blewett High School i-2. ROBERT ROLAND And what he greatly lhoug he nobly dare, Band i-45 Choir 45 Proiection Cl 2-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Footb Intramurals 25 Civil Defense Co mittee 4. GERALDINE ROLWES There's something sweel aho her way. That makes you like her mor each day. G.A.A. 2-45 Pep Club 2-35 Rol Skating 2. JACK SCHAEFER Of him I will make lhis admission, He has a friendly disposition. Co-op Club 45 Hadley Techni High School i. VIRGINIA SCHOLL Pleasure before business. Choir 2-45 Girls' Glee Club 3 Co-op Club 45 Proiection Club I G.A.A. 2-45 Pep Club 2-35 Rol Skating 15 Riding Club i5 Juni Candy Sales 3. JOANN SLOAN True, she leads Ihe school giving cheer, But that' is only part of her leading career. G.A.A. i-4, Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President 45 Class Softball 2 All-Stars 35 Class Basketball 2 All-Stars 35 Class Volleyball 1 All-Stars 35 G.A.A. Board 3-45 P Club 2-3, President 3, Constituti Chairman 2, Publicity Chairman Cheerleader 4, Captain 45 Guidan Teams 25 Choir i-25 Girls' Gl Club 'l-25 Library Club 25 Bowli Club 'l5 Junior Red Cross 25 Pr Committee 35 Social Committee Chairman 45 Executive Committ 45 CREST 45 Senior Class Secreta Crest Court 45 National Ho Society 4. BETTY SMITH , quiet miss, yet cheerful too, lids like her are very few. Dir 2-35 Girls' Glee Club 2-45 Pep b i-35 G.A.A. l-35 Co-op Club Junior Candy Sales 3. CAROL STAPLES 'he best of sports w'e've ever z. 1d 3-45 Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 3-45 iss Volleyball 35 Scoop Staff 45 'fice Assistant 45 Junior Achieve- nt 45 St. Clair High School l-2. DALE SCHWAB nlandsome and tall, friend to all. ck 25 Wrestling 2-4. DOROTHY TEBEAU anner calm and pleasant, eetness ever prcsenzf' .A. l-25 Junior Candy Sales 3. ALBERT STEARNS n ounce of mirth is worth a und of sorrow. oir 2-45 Boys' Glee Club 2. eniorfi JEAN ETTE SNYDER To her own affairs she tends, Winning thus her many friends. BENJAMIN SCHOLL He's seen but seldom heard. JOAN STONE Far may we search before use End, A heart so friendly and so kind. Busy Brushes 45 Scoop Staff 45 Central High School, Cape Girar- deau 1-2. PHILIP SHERIDAN His ability is his advantage. Junior Dramatics l-25 Senior Dra- matics 3-45 President 35 National Thespian Society 3-4, Vice-President 45 Stage Crew l-45 Guidance Teams l-25 Social Committee 35 Scoop Staff 45 F.T.A. 3-45 Tennis Intra- murals l5 Our Town 35 The Barretts of Wimpole Street 45 You Can't Take It With You 35 Best Foot Forward 25 Too Many Dates lp Freshmen Orientation 3-4. MARY JANET TERRY Live and Ie! live. Co-op Club 45 Bristol, Virginia, High School l. en, iam JOAN TIMMERMAN The individual charm of the modern maid, In this girl of today is well portrayed. Choir 2-35 Girls' Glee Club 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 45 Pep Club 2-35 Bowl- ing Club 2-35 Riding Club 45 Roller Skating I-25 Junior Ring Committee 35 Library Club 2, Library Assist- ant 2. JEAN TURNBOUGH A grand girl with a ready smile. Choir 2-35 Girls' Glee Club 35 G.A.A. 3-45 Bowling Club 3-45 Roll- er Skating 25 Riding Club 45 Pep Club 3-45 Guidance Teams 35 Beau- mont High School l. WILLIAM JAMES THOMPSON Jim's a lad with a musical flair, Whose presence is felt almost everywhere. Choir l-45 Band 3-45 Boys' Glee Club I-45 O Heck These Hectic Days 35 Wrestling I-25 Football Intramurals 25 Softball Intramurals 35 Tennis 2-35 Student Assembly 3-45 Civil Defense Committee 45 Guidance Council I-35 County Chorus 2-4. MARY LOU WILKINSON 1-I girl with a warm and friendly heart, Always ready to do her part. Orchestra I-45 String Quartet 3-45 Pep Club 2, 45 G.A.A. IA25 Prom Committee 35 Service Committee 35 Office Assistant 45 Junior Candy Sales 35 National Honor Society 4. THOMAS WATSON Worry kills men, why die? Varsity Football 2-45 Varsity Bas- ketball 35 B Football I5 B Basketball I-2. DAVIS STEPHENS A popular boy and an athlete too, With Dave around you'll n be blue. Varsity Football 2-45 Fresh Football I5 Wrestling I, 2, 45 T I-45 Baseball I5 Basketball I murals 45 Co-op Club 4. DORIS WADE A friend, sincere and true. Choir 45 G.A.A. I-45 Service C mittee 3. JUNE WALLACE Her happiness is contagiou Junior Dramatics 25 Pep Club G.A.A. 3-4, Social Committee G.A.A. Board 35 Roller Skatin Social Committee 45 Junior Cross I5 Crest Court 4. RONALD UNSER Reserve and dignity, the qu ties of I1 gentleman. Scoop Staff 4. GLENDORA WILLMAN Sugar and spice. And everything nice. Girls' Glee Club 35 Bowling 35 G.A.A. I-35 Class Softball Roller Skating 'l5 Pep Club 25 G ance Teams 35 Co-op Club 4. CHRISTINA WITTKE truer friend cannot be found, u can't be sad when she's around. wling 47 First Aid Staff 47 Nor- ndy High School I. JOHN WILLIAMS can resist anything except ptation. SENIORS WITH NO PICTURES EDWARD ASHWORTH Once a friend, a friend to stay. Ladue High School I-3. DANIEL BURKE When there's nothing else to do, I study. Beaumont High School I. , . BETTY HUGHES Let your speech be better than silence, or be silent. Girard High School, Girard, Illi- nois 'l-3. PAUL KENNEDY The world deals kindly with good-natured people. Christian Brothers College High School 1-3. ROBERT LENGYEL Duty calls and he responds. Choir I-47 Boys' Glee Club If Soft- ball lntramurals 2-4. JAMES NUGENT en i ora KENNETH ALLAN WILLIAMS A grand, good pal in ways no end. Tennis 'lp Roller Skating Club I-35 Softball Intramurals 3. MARY ANNE ZEILMAN Always ready with her wit, To make you stop and laugh a bit. Can we ever have too much of a good thing? JEROME PAULEY Take care of today. and let tomorrow take care of its DeAndreis High School I-3 RONALD RITTER elf. Always a smile, neuer a care. DeAndreis High School 1-3 ARTHUR WELLS He doesn't waste words, he makes them count. HERBERT WYRSCH Always cheerful is this Band 45 DeAndreis High Sch lad. ool I-3. V A ' 1,1-M, Back Row: Don Hagelman, Harry Hinch, Tommy Hamlin, Fred Werremeyer, Dale Blevins, Ed Murat, Jack Herr, Mike Jabloneki, Oscar Reid, Gary Wilhelm. Third Row: Marian Noatch, Don Koenig, Al Funken, Kenneth Meyer, James Steele, Dave Killmer, Bob 9 Gentlemark, Bill Wallweber, Betty Gray. Second Row: Jack Peters, Ellen Jones, Ann Quirk, Joan Turnbough, Ethel Wiegand, Sue Overstreet, Elaine Ingham, Alma Nix, Carol Tranter, Don Patterson. Front Row: Richard Meyer, Joy McGuire, Jackie Pisciotta, Betty Hildebrandt, Donna Dornan, Betty Albrecht, Florence Parker, Betty Bruce, Nina Moceri, Roy Scott. Back Row: Florence Schweizer, Robert Deubel, Harry Nardoni, Ted Behle, Dave Young, Don Carico, Don Herman, Nick Gerhart, Paul Koester, Jimmie Drysdale, Barbara Lovely. Third Row: Estelle Schreiter, Ray Becker, Kane Hutson, Bill Rigel, Glennon Albers, Wayne Clark, Vito Dei Santi, Tony Wermke, Bert Schlichtemier, Betty Ruff. Second Row: Ernest Foster, Marsha Fenwick, Evelyn Snyder, Jackie Tebeau, Neoma Sietker, Louise Allman, Nancy Slater, Caroline Davis, Jerry Dennison. Front Row: Don Busby, Peggy Cook, Nancy Menish, Joella Warden, Kaye Schwartz, Margaret Sonde- regger, Maryann Weymann, Janet Albers, Mary Lange, Charles Campbell. uniord uniom Back Row: Dave Ball, Bill Sommers, Mel Oppel, Glennon Willams, Frank Sinderson, Lee Walls, Robert Betts, John Anderson, Phil Holden, Richard Tippett, Ned Lips. Third Row: Don Luke, Larry Bollinger, Marvin Hellmer, Darlene Kronmueller, Betty Hendrick, Carol Mooney, Judy Frey, Dorothy Behle, Ken Carpenter, Frank Wyatt, Tom Aldrich. Second Row: Robert Forth, Donald Maddox, Anne Mesnier, Dorothy Butler, Peggy Patterson, Joan Lively, Dixie Darrell, Marilyn Miller, Verna Cronin, Mary Ann Behle, Richard Aubuchon. Front Row: Carl Jobsky, Carla Rippstein, Marian Couranz, Jacklyn Grassmuck, Shirley Kirkpatrick, Gladys Overbey, Bernice Hackmeister, Gerry Jean Palmer, Jeannine Easley, Bob Duncan. Back Row: Jim Green, Ron Booher, Jack Strickland, Gordon Biermann, Jerry Brawley, Bob McKinney, Noel Umfleet, Jake Hamilton. Fourth Row: Rich lsett, Allen Behle, Ed Dresel, Dave McKnight, Glenn Alexander, Howard Little, Bill Tobias, Bob DeFine, Marianine Tilley, Cary Marshall. Third Row: Dorothy Kramer, Anne McCarthy, Ted Bahora, Leroy Grote, Jerry Orr, Kirk Ritter, Andy Mannino, Tom McCarthy, Peggy Martin, Barbara Graham. Second Row: Bob Stelties, Susan Bindbeutel, Joyce Sherman, Carol Lindemann, Carol Jean Finke, Sandra McQueen, Mary Carrico, Ann Firle, JoAnn Sonderegger, Joy Schultz. Front Row: John Griese, LaVonne Griffith, Pat Bardon, Judy Morgan, Maryann Sheridan, Joan Hinderer, JoAnn Geiger, Rita Howe, Margie Ochterbeck, Judy Puskar, Bill Nidiffer. l t..vtffig ss Back Row: Phil Zerillo, Jerry Stabenow, David Crocker, Leo Strutman, Kaydel Koch, Mitchell Latta, Jack Wilson, Don Klug, Bruce Stinchcomb, Larry Dennison, Erick Werts. Fourth Row: Bob Bindbeutel, Gerhardt Jaspers, Bowen Keller, Nelson Behle, Willis Gordon, Ronald Lawrence, Marion Reichert, Jean Fink, Susie Fischer, Jackie Brunk, Third Row: Pat Puskar, Clyde Raney, Ken Just, Orville Munzer, Robert Couranz, Bruce Betts, Sharon Ploudre, Kay Rugen, Anita Riggs, Janet Kelley, Chester Willman. Second Row: Don Flesch, Dick LaVal, Jerry Brown, Joyce Janssen, Louise Hamilton, Peg Heil, Mary Ellen Hatcher, Susan Spencer, Jerry Dempsey, Bernard Bein. Front Row: Wendel Meier, Carole Stairwalt, Betty Grbcic, Marilyn Smith, Carol Smith, Jackie Thornton, Phyllis Southard, Beth Zimmerman, Sweet Long, Judy Nienaber, Herman Knight. Back Row: Pat Howle, Warren Unger, Dave Moore, Bob Harris, Richard Le Flam, Roger Allen, Gary Thompson, Fred Krieger. Third Row: Alma Daniels, Bill Ketterer, Bob Flesch, Al Sona, Harry Barden, Austin Barrick, Don Farmer, Mary Brandon. Second Row: Vic Huddleston, Judy Trotter, Betty Fox, Helen DeFrancesco, Delores Wolfe, Linda Robinson, Janet Heicker, Rosetta Farrell, Dave Amrein. Front Row: Mike Estes, Mary Alice Barton, Barbara Bingaman, Grace Begole, Ben Bahora Peggy Gustin, Barbara Stulac, Audrey Bolin, Ron Theisman. 50,06 0I'l'l ored ... 36 - OIT! 0l 85 Back Row Tom Walls Jack Dubro, Merlin Brakensiek, Charles Couranz, Roy Long, Tom Nick, John McPeak Jerry Kennedy. Third Row Barbara Blanner, Gene Murphy, Alden Hodges, Ronald Figiel, Bill Wagner, Jerry Stone, Daniel Mitchell Charles Struse, Pat Franke. Second Row James Heffington, Janet Tebeau, Lynn Gardner, Norma Reith, Barbara Asher, Joyce Bradley, Lois Amos Karen Owen, Roy Grillion. Front Row Bob Fehrmann, Jacqueline Symons, Fran Gardner, Helen Henke, Barbara Goss, Marilyn Koch, Marilyn Kern Audrey Bunce, Bob Snyder. Back Row: Larry Taylor, John Liebke, Gordon Volz, Joe Barbay, Wayne Hichman, Paul Parker, Joe Hood, Roy Schaefer. Third Row: Jolly Ann Lowther, Richard Fullington, Steve Gisburne, Herbert Wahl, Eugene Hoekel, Don Carson, Don Eades, James Doyle, Jackie Schettler. Second Row: Dale MePeak, Mary Ann Holt, Gloria Speicher, Kaye Probus, Sandy Kunkemuller, Ruth Williams, Faye Probus, Betty Bressie, Don Roberts. Front Row: Jackie Warden, Thelma Marcucci, Barbara Holtshouser, Fredia Clark, Beverly Bardon, Sharon Owen, Helen Gentner, Marialta Sherman, Bill Lodholz. Ax , A f fs 1 L gf' I fx 2 ' - 1' ' 'v ' I at sbs Back Row: Bruce Armstead, Bill Jaworowski, Dick Ansel, Maurice Everertt, Phil Munro, Ike Blackman, Donald Ray, Barron Smith, Ken Halveland. Third Row: Carol Williams, George Brand, Ronald Spadoni, Richard Rice, Suzanne Tipton, Payson Hall, Ray Miller, Gary Walker, Rose Dale, Second Row: Bill Hoffman, Mariorie Crowe, Maureen Czeschin, Carolyn Griffith, Betsy Carspecken, Margie Shoesmith, Judy Marbs, Claire Schoeninger, Phyllis Steele, Ronald Miller. Front Row: Billy Proctor, Jackie Thompson, Joan Burgess, Pat Seeburger, Patsy Christman, Carole Learn, Shirley Farley, Judy Weil, Don Telgmeier. Back Row: Bill Emmons, Bob Stone, Don Raley, Frank Slade, Richard Berthold, Howard Hamlin, Jim Lawless, Don McNab. Third Row: Marlene Klos, Lee Imboden, Bill Lively, George Smith, Bill Parnas, Jerry Tucker, Gene Costello, Nancy Cook. Second Row: George Kirby, Wanda Robertson, Lotus Plaggenberg, Marline Kramer, Shirley Kohl, Marilyn Hemminghaus, Freda Neighbors, Pat O'Brien, Dennis Phodes. Front Row: Richard Knickmeyer, Alda Goodwin, Ellen Magoon, Elaine LeHouillier, Janice Burke, Maurice Thomas, Pat Larson, Donna Biermann, Gail Ray, Charles Hughes. CSJOPAOHQOFQJ - 38 - jl e6A,l'l'l8l'l Back Row: J. E. Goff, Glenn Schuman, John Schultz, Bob Fruhwirth, Alex Geiger, David Becker, Jack Baum, Bob Hooker, Jack Osborne, Conrad Larimore, Nicholas Lemkemann. Third Row: Tom Burke, Robert Knibb, Dale West, Donald Harding, Dan Quirk, Fred Knight, Randy Wise, Phil Chamberlain, Janet Phillips, Joyce Madden. Second Row: Donald Funke, Nancy Ray, Nina Craig, Ellen Brueckrnann, Sandy Quick, Nancy Papp, Kathy Wilkinson, Susan Scholl, Betty Phillips, Phie Bond, Alice Geno. Front Row: Woody Eaton, Sandy Knibb, Jerry Prosser, Sandy Brown, Carole Aydt, Judy Uzzell, Cynthia Anderson, Marie Kunkel, Barbara Lowry, Charles Hixson, Ronald Westenhaver. Back Row: Jerry Pyatt, Bill Neel, Fred Kramer, John Gamble, Keith Kester, Larry Wheelan, Richard Carden, David Weathers, Phil Hocott. Third Row: Liz Lips, Elmer Taylor, Jack Drysdale, Bill Hei, Henry Harper, Beverly Behle, Homer Cooksey, Jack Heckenberg, Ron Frede, Anne Moseley. Second Row: Walter Maurer, Laverne Tebeau, Jackie Rosenow, Myrna Farver, Marcia Bohmeyer, Deanna Behle, Judy Conard, Roberta Steel, Lynne Hanrahan, Art Holtsclaw. Front Row: Neal Hern, Dolores Richardson, Marcia Bourden, Janet Martin, Marveyne Hill, Jane Lee Kirby, Ruth Licklider, Jackie Fowler, Charlene Schmidt, Barbara Nix, Hans Lodholz. A L A tt . l 4. gas. - Back Row: Leroy Kelly, Frank Fox, Kim Ellis, Don Holmes, Don Brown, Jack Donton, Tom Aubuchon, Richard Fenwick, Jerry lsenberg. Third Row: Loretta Miller, Counts, Betty Johns, Second Row: Clyde Davi Russell Maddox, Edward Krueger, Dave Pope, Jerry Ringe, Earl Gerth, Donald Carol Litzan, Richard Sexauer. s, Robert Burgess, Janice Cunningham, Barbara Petty, Merle Klostermann, Suzanne Hudson, Mary Dauwalter, Marlene Uthoff, Beverly Henderson, Adele Twillrnann, Ronald Wildberger. Front Row: Richard Messner, Robert Hartmann, Sue Ruhr, Lena West, Judy Brenner, Jean Klinkman, Maria Ambrose, Sonia Lee, Sharon O'Neil, Judy Crawford, Ron Morie, Jack Albrecht. jI Q5Al'l'L8l'l Back Row: Dave Hackmeister, Ronny Condray, Bill Schnettgoecke, Clay Coons, Francis Krussel, Robert Arkes, Dave Summerton, Lou Meyer, Bill Borner, Robert Tippett. Third Row: Trudee Schaaf, Jack Pearce, Paul Siebel, Larry Daniels, Bob Coffing, Pat Amato, Allan Kuetemann, Robert Creely, Ronald Kramer, Jerry Frey. Second Row: Alan Bemis, Brenda Delashmet, Bonnie O'Dell, Karla Kretzmann, Betty Mansbridge, Bette Boyd, Doris Bolte, Nancy Bass, Myrtle Siefker, Phyllis Hickman, Roger Howe. Front Row: Bert Kohrs, Betty Define, Nancy Stephenson, Nancy Trotter, Emily Hulbert, Pat Curtis, Ruth Will, Joann Tebeau, Gerry Powell, Jim Byrnes, Judy Davit. -40- QPQJAHQQH Back Row: Bob Carico, Bill Tennant, Joe Polivick, Charles Moore, Wesley Decker, Eugene Trousdale, George Kuechler, Ken Rennecamp. Third Row: Marilyn Parker, Wayne Flesch, Ronnie Lohmeyer, Bill Lichtenberg, Marshall Stark, Richard Buckman, Larry Buettner, Gary Ulrich, Judy Povich. Second Row: Richard Howe, Nancy Clark, Marian Bouska, Mary Ann Page, Judy Schroeder, Versa Holder, Margaret Cook, Jean Watts, Martha Morrison, Paul Geiger. Front Row: Paul Hubert, Gloria Jaworowski, Cecelia Ludwig, Ruth McDonald, Joan Hagen, Ann Finke, Diane Schroeder, Pat Wurth, Billie Burnett, Janet Gast, Ray Marshall. Back Row: Bruce Amrein, Leslie Kennett, Tony Schmoele, Bill McKinney, Thomas Kandu, Mike Getlin, Bob Ingham, Salvatore Dei Santi, James Graham, Roger Grosch, Jerry Hertel Tom McNulty. Third Row: Shirley Snyder, Ronald Harris, Ronald Gantner, Wilburn Hampton, Kenny Becker, Keith Farrar, Russell Brinton, Bill Bunting, Glen Wilson, Carol Rogliardi. Second Row: Richard Meyer, Howard Rice, Paulette Rogliardi, Delores Niehaus, Harriet Mandry, Joanne Mueller, Medora McKenna, Jeanene Jackson, Mary Ann Wahl, Lorraine Kappel, Janet Wrozier. Front Row: Don Hall, Angeline Ferrara, Dolores Cramer, Ellen Wermke, Janet Hutson, Jane Kattleman, Kathy Roth, Viginia Bingaman, Carol Hazard, James Kirk. ' 1 A ky- J. i E a .!4C fied THE TOUCH OF ETERNITY Put the touch of eternity Into all that you do, Though your task be small The small may be the great. The atom the mountain after all. Work not for' the fleeting day, To satisfy the passing hour. Work-work for eternity: In that alone is power. Paint not a picture for the crowd. Who may applaud and then dericle. Paint to satisfy the deep desire, For truth which in you abides, Write not words cf doubtful worth, Good for fleeting fancies' show. Write the conviction of your heart: If you are right. the Ages will know. God gives each a task here to do, If yours is left unfinished now. It will remain undone forever, Work for eternity here and ntow. Vest C. Myers -44- -New-Q, ivihl gi ,,, sl ,fm A - 12 ,v'f?72l, :ffl -W,--,M 454+ .w 'Ny Q Q X sa? Grefif 60 rona fion Immediately after the Christmas holidays, the Crest staff began preparing for its annual Crest Coronation Dance. There were programs to be written, decorations to be made, refreshments to be obtained, and candidates for Crest queen to be nominated. Several weeks before the dance, the senior boys selected nine senior girls to be the candidates for queen. Then the Crest staff chose the eight senior boys who were to escort the queen's maids. The candidates wore small name-cards so that the rest of the students would know who they were. The day before the dance the student body cast their ballots for the girl whom they wanted to be their Crest Queen. On the evening of February 27, 1954, more than 500 people turned olut to watch the Crest Coronation. As each maid walked across the gym floor with her escort, Mary Ann Mahoney, Mistress of Ceremonies, described her dress and told about her activities during her four high school years, and then Jim Probus described her escort's high school achievements. Finally, after the court had assembled, the moment arrived when Miss Marilyn Patterson was crowned Crest queen of 1954 by Bill Baine, editor of the Crest. Her maids were Marian Foster, escorted by Bill Brown, June Wallace by .lack Baine, Joann Sloan by Don Czeschin, Dana Griffith by Gaylord Richardson, Pat Brewer by David Gardner, Carol McKown by Bob Olds, Donne Chamberlain by Tom Bindbeutel, and Barbara Borbein by Richard Crittendon. The queen's attendants were: Leah Geiger, flower girl, and Jon Griffith, crown bearer. The high school orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Max Plavnick, played the processional and recessional for the Coronation ceremonies, and music for the dance was provided by Bonnie Ross's orchestra. The first dance, Tenderly, was played ex- clusively for the queen and her court. ....46- MISS MARILYN PATTERSON Crea! Queen of 1954 Crezif Conf! JACK BAINE JUNE WALLACE BILL BROWN MARIAN FOSTER BOB OLDS CAROL MCKNOWN RICHARD CRITTENDON BARBARA BORBEIN DON CZESCHIN JOANN SLOAN GAYLORD RICHARDSON DANA GRIFFITH TOM BINDBEUTEL DONNE CHAMBERLAIN DAVE GARDNER PAT BREWER Clwf Cuff Cami Back Row: Joan Lively, Bill Tobias, Miss Mohrman, Marilyn Patterson, Joan Gallai, Jim Probus, Mrs. Kampschroecler. Front Row: Betty Albrecht, Cary Marshall, Joann Sloan, Carla Rippstein, Bill Baine, Barbara Borbein, Richard Crittendon. C-ea! In order that you may always have something which will help to bring back those pleasant memories of the 1953-1954 school year at Fer- guson High, eight seniors and five juniors met third hour every day to publish the yearbook, the Crest. The Crest staff started off its sales campaign early in February with an assembly whose purpose was to enlighten the students as to the contents and prices of the 1953-1954 Crest. So that the price of the Crest was kept at a minimum, members of the Crest staff raised money for the publication of the book by selling refreshments at the football and basketball games, by sponsoring the Crest Coronation, which was one of the social highlights of the school year, and by sponsoring the sales of the individual pictures which were taken at the beginning of the school year. CREST STAFF Editor .,....,.........,,...............,.,......,..,........ Bill Baine Advertising Manager .... Assistant Adv. Manager Art Editor ...,...,......,........ Business Manager ...,....., Assistant Business Mgr. Co-Circulation Managers ...... Literary Editor .,..,.., Photographer ..,,.. Proof Reader ,,.,.. Secretary .......... Senior Editor ....,.. Sponsors ..,..... .,...,...,Richard Crittendon ........,.,.,..BiIl Tobias ........Cary Marshall ,.,... Marilyn Patterson ......Carla Rippstein ..,....,.,Joan Gallai Joan Lively ........Barbara Borbein ...........Jim Probus .......Betty Albrecht ......,.........Joann Sloan . ,.,... Mary Ann Mahoney ,......Mrs. Kampschroeder Miss Mohrman Back Row: Mr. Koch, Tom Bindbeutel, Donne Chamberlain, Al Landwehr, Phil Sheridan, Ronnie Unser, Carol Staples. Front Row: Betty Kirby, Anne Mesnier, Mary Alice Asher, Marcia Rippstein, Joan Dauernheim, Carol Andrae. Besides learning the fundamental principles of iournalism, the Scoop staff also did an excel- lent job of issuing a bi-monthly news publication. Through the sale of activity tickets and the five cents charged for each Scoop to those who did not possess an activity ticket, the Scoop staff was able to produce a printed paperhead which displayed the pandas and the Crest of Ferguson High School. Members of the Scoop staff met sixth hour every day and were usually found working feverishly after school on the days be- fore the Scoop was scheduled to be issued. Under the guidance of Mr. Paul Koch and with Marcia Rippstein as editor, the Scoop regularly featured birthdays-of-the-month, Musical Mad- caps, or some article like it which presented high school personalities, the Snooper, the Chatter- Box, very interesting stories, and sports write- ups. -51- SCOO Editor-ln-Chief ...... Art Editor ......,,...,... Boys' Sports Editor ..... Asst. Boys' Sports Edi TOY ...... Business Manager .......... P STAFF Contributing Reporter ,...... Feature Editor. .,..,,...... . Asst. Feature Editors. Girls' Sports Editor ..,.., Student News Bureau Sponsor ....... C0010 Marcia Rippstein ..,........Betty Kirby ,Al Landwehr .,.....,.Bob Olds .. ,Ronnie Unser ....Anne Mesnier ....,Phil Sheridan Mary Asher Ollie Hoelzer Kathy Pollard Joan Stone ...,..Carol Andrae .....,Carol Staples Jean Turnbough Koch rom ommiffee ana! yan, ior ing ommif JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE Ted Behle Mar Lan e Louise Allman, I Y 9 I Sue BindbeuTel, Dave Young Two commiTTees whose memberships belonged exclusively To The iuniors were The Prom Com- miTTee and The Junior Ring CommiTTee. The purpose of The Prom CommiTTee was To plan The annual Junior-Senior Prom which was held This year in The Tower Room of The Con- gress HoTel on The evening of May 28. Music was provided by Johnny Polzin's orchesTra and lighT reTreshmenTs were served during The eve- ning. EighT members of This commiTTee were elecTed by The Junior class and Tour members were appoinTed by The ExecuTive CommiTTee of The STudenT Assembly. The Prom commiTTee, wiTh Dave Young as chairman, was sponsored by Mrs. Lucile KoesTer. The oTher commiTTee which was comprised of juniors was The Junior Ring CommiTTee whose duTy was To Take care of all deTails involving The choice, purchase, and sale of The rings which Their class would have The privilege of wearing The following year as seniors of Ferguson High School. These five people were advised by Mr. BenTley Bolin. PROM COMMITTEE Back Row: Maryann Sheridan, Cary Marshall, Don Luke, Bill Sammers, Janet Albers, Ann Mesnier. Front Row: Jo Ann Geiger, LaVonne Griffith, Dave Young, Louise Allman, Caroline Davis, Jack Peters. Ni r I f Y Q, QV 5 w.............,. il 'finial f Back Row: Gaylord Richardson, Bob LaVal, Tom Bindbeutel, Dave Goodwin, Bob Keeney, Dave Gardner. Second Row: Phil Poehner, Joan Kuberski, Mary Love, Marilyn Patterson, Joann Sloan, Bill Brown. Front Row: Marcia Rippstein, Mary Lou Wilkinson, Barbara Borbein, Betty Kirby, Bette Marlow, Dana Griffith. Back Row: Miss Mohrman, Mrs Kampschroeder, Marilyn Patterson, Jim Probus, Phil Sheridan, Ron Unser, Joann Sloan, Mr. Koch. Front Row: Al Landwehr, Mary Ann Mahoney, Marcia Rippstein, Kathy Pollard, Betty Kirby, Joan Gallai, Barbara Borbein, Rich Crittendon. Wafionaf .jJonor Qui! ana! Sera! Ocietg The people who were entitled to wear the Membership in the National Honor Society was the highest goal toward which a student could have worked throughout his four years in high school. Members were chosen from the upper third of their graduating class on the basis of superiority in the fields of scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service rendered to the school. gold Quill and Scroll pins were recognized as having done outstanding work in the field of journalism. Juniors and seniors on the Scoop staff and Crest staff who had been recommended by their advisors were elegible for membership in this distinguished society. my. SENIOR PLAY To raise money Tor a presenT which was To be given To The school by The gracIuaTing class, The seniors preesenTed The play, Ramshackle Inn. This play was a mysfery farce about an old inn which was overrun wiTh liquor smug- glers. TH E MASQUERS' PLAY The masquers chose To give The play The BarreTTs of Wimpole STreeT as Their annual producTion. The Theme of This play was based upon The love sTory of Elizaberh BarreTT and RoberT Browning which Took place in The brovvnsfone house on Wimpole STreeT. JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB PLAY You Can'T Kiss CaroIine was The name of The play which vvas presenTeoI by The Junior DramaTics Club. This procIucTion was abouT a comical Teen- age Iove siTuaTion, and was given on The evening of February I Tor The ParenTs' Club. Wafionaf jAe5pian ociefg To become a member of the National Thespian Society, one must excell in some phase of the theater arts. Membership was based on a certain number of points which were attained by active participation in the Junior Dramatics Club, the Masquers, the Stage Crew, or the Senior Play. This group was sponsored by Mr. Thomas G. Moore. Clif M2125 For all iuniors and seniors who were interested in dramatics, Mr. Thomas G. Moore sponsored this organization, the Masquers. Meetings got underway early in the fall during which Dave Gardner was elected president, and the play The Barretts of Wimpole Street was selected to be presented on the evenings of November T9 and 20. Back Row: Bill Brown, Dave Gardner, David Goodwin, Phil Poehner, Phil Sheridan. Second Row: Judy Brigham, Mary Ann Mahoney, Carl Jobsky, Nancy Pyatt, Myrta Hamilton. Front Row: Mr. Moore, Carla Rippstein, Marcia Rippstein, Dana Griffith, LaVonne Griffith. Back Row: Mr. Moore, Bill Brown, Dave Goodwin, Phil Poehner, Anson Keller, Gail Franke, Jack Baine. Second Row: Dave Gardner, Carl Jobsky, Barbara Borbein, Myrta Hamilton, Nancy Dauwalter, Judy Brigham, Marcia Rippstein Richard Crittenden, Phil Sheridan. Front Row: Carla Rippstein, Betty Kirby, Mary Ann Mahoney, Dana Griffith, LaVonne Griffith, Marlynn Holt, Nancy Pyatt, Mary Lang Back Row: Marcia Bohmeyer, Judy Nienaber, Susan Spencer, Payson Hall, Keith Kester, Eric Werts, Margaret Cook, Myna Farver, Anne Mosley, Carol Learn. Second Row: Mr. Moore, Nancy Trotter, Vigrinia Bingaman, Judy Brenner, Robert Steel, Lynne Hanrahan, Jackie Fowler. Front Row: Delores Richardson, Sweet Long, Phie Bon, Nina Craig, Anita Riggs, Jackie Brunk, Liz Lips, Susan Fisher, Charlene Schmidt, Cynthia Anderson. Back Row: Bill Brown, Phil Sheridan, Dave Law, Peg Heil, Anson Keller, Dave Gardner, Keith Kester, Mr. Beck. Third Row: Betty Bressie, Carla Rippstein, Marcia Rippstein, Pat O'Brien, Donna Biermann, Alda Goodwin, Shirley Kohl, Cary Marshall, Joan Lively. Second Row: Dana Griffith, Betty Kirby, Marlynn Holt, Carol Smith, Judy Weil, Marion Reichert. Front Row: Nancy Trotter, Carol Burns, Caroline Davis, unior ramaficfs While on the way to becoming future Thesp- ians, these treshmen and sophomores were helped by Mr. Thomas Moore who taught them the principal stage techniques. Early in the tall the members selected a play which was to be given for the Parent's Club. On February l the play You Can't Kiss Caroline, a comedy about a teen-age love situation, was presented. Mary Ann Mahoney. Sfdge Pell! Much of the success of a play depends greatly upon the service rendered by the Stage Crew. Under the direction of Mr. Roy Beck, this group provided the props and sets for all the plays which were presented by the dramatics clubs. The Stage Crew obtained authentic Victorian tur- niture for the Senior Dramatics Club play and provided a small town drugstore setting tor the Junior Dramatics Club play. -56- BOYS' GLEE CLUB Membership in The Boys' Glee Club was open to any boy of Ferguson High School who was interested in singing. This club met every Monday night To prac- tice The selections which They sang in The Christmas Concert, The Spring Concert, and The Spring Festival. Back Row: Mr. Owen, Stearns, Strickland, Goodwin, Tippett, McEwen, Moore. Second Row: Aldrich, Gardner, Critten- don, Gronemeier, Grote, Roberts, Front Row: Killmer, Thompson, Brown, Hall, Clark, Miller. COUNTY GROUPS The County Chorus and The County lnsTrumenTal group were composed of outstanding mem- bers of The choir and The band and orchestra respectively. These p e o p I e represented Ferguson High School aT The All County Music Festival by appearing in a concert on The final night of The Spring Festival. Back Row: Miller, Barrick, Strickland, Gordon, Frede, Goodwin, Crocker, Grote. Second Row: Smith, Hurtt, Schaaf, Cou- ranz, Zimmerman, Davis, Griffith, Ear.- ley, Beard. Front Row: Roland, Allman, Holt, Griffith, Goodwin, Long, Schweizer, Morgan, Thompson. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Any girl of Ferguson High School who was interested in The Girls' Glee Club was eligible for membership. This organization met every Monday evening for an hour to practice The songs which They sang in the Christmas Concert, The Spring Concert, and The Spring Festival. Back Row: Mr. Owen, Klinkman, Cronin, Shoesmith, Easley, Schaaf, Spencer, Parker, Hamilton, Lodholz, Davit. Fourth Row: Brunk, Hazard, Gardner, Lovely, Rugen, Fischer, Nienaber, Bind- beutel, Czeschin, Edwards, Scholl. Third Row: Howe, Bardon, Pifat, Palmer, Riggs, Hinderer, Griffith, Griffith, Ma- honey, Burgess, Koser. Second Row: Slater, Learn, Zeilmann, De- has, Stulac, Reichert, Parsons, Thomp- son, Bunce, Behle. Front Row: Ruff, Sonderegger, Kirby, Holt, Schweizer, Trotter, Martin, Mc- Guire, Overstreet, Allman, Schwartz. udica ro aloft Back Row: Jerry Gronemeier, Dave Goodwin, Al Stearns, Bob LaVal, Bill Hinds, Jack Strickland, Jack Herr, Jim McEwen, Roy Moore, LeRoy Grote, David Crocker, Don Roberts. Fourth Row: Mr. Owen, Louise Hamilton, Dorothy Behle, Don Klug, Richard Rice, Erick Werts, Bob l.engyel, Austin Barrick, Bob Roland, Ronald Miller, Jim Thompson, Trudee Schaaf, Beverly Hurtt. Third Row: Cora Lee Koser, Rose Dale, Susan Spencer, Rozanne Beard, Anita Riggs, Jeannine Easley, Marion Reichert, Marion Nien- haus, Marilyn Miller, Rita Howe, Louise Allman, LaVonne Griffith. Second Row: Doris Wade, Dana Griffith, Marilyn Smith, Margaret Sonderegger, Joan Turnbough, Fran McKinney, Lois Martin, Amelia Koening, Betty Grbcic, Florence Schweitzer, Margie Octerbeck, Joan Hinderer. ' Front Row: Dolores Payne, Beverly Parsons, Joan Ellis, Donna Dorman, Joyce Edwards, Jackie Thompson, Virginia Scholl, Carol Burns, Marlynn Holt, Anne Linberg, Nancy Pifat. CAODG Under the direction of Mr. Jack Owen, the Choir met third hour every day to practice selec- tions which were to be sung in the various public appearances which they made. Membership of the Choir was composed of second year music students. ln December, the Choir participated in the Christmas Concert which was held in the Fergu- son High School gym. Then in the spring, this group took part in the County Vocal Festival at University City High School, whose purpose was to evaluate the quality of each high school Choir. Two more spring events were the Spring Concert and County Chorus. However, the entire choir was not able to attend the County Chorus, as only the very best voices were selected to represent Ferguson High School in this group. The Choir also sang for the Baccalaureate serv- ices and the graduation ceremonies. Throughout the year, Choir members earned points by attending rehearsals, maintaining at least an S average, and participating in the Concerts and other events. Then at the end of the year, the top 252 of the Choir were pre- sented music letter-awards. 0 4 Q . S Q ,jf 'Q' L y .. 'fi 1 fs ff QQ' , ,ii 3 ,25 E if f YQQ' K--,. U Q A , Qj A: 'X' ' G Q qv, REQ Y S wlgggk Q if Q ix ,L I f ln ..V A . L . 0 is 1 1 fe.. E fi fksiy- ' mf-1 1 gy, -, ' few A ,ffl 5, 5 2 ug,-. 5 Vi Qi 3: i i in Q W -, V im - 3 . V V I 1?,' Q 1 5 N. 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'UQ' ' - X X f l . 3 152.1 A 5 G' A : ' -7' W iq Q W 5 rf 3: xx X Q .f ff 3. ,f S K cgi, - gg? 15? 5 qw qi K ,I r ,Q s 1 Q: 1- , A a w X W W , W f 3, N 'wx 1 'Y .,, 'V ir 'v X gg xy - M 6 X, 'iff 5 X4 R Q, 'N NX N E W J, ig. x 1 f lv ' Q x HQ 5 A Tiil ,G Back Row: Don Roberts, Marvin Helmer, Ron Frede, Charles Couranz, Joe Barbay, Jack Slade, Jack Strickland, Gene Hoekel, Ken Just, Dick Ansel, Jim Probus. Third Row: Allen Bemis, George Brand, Stephen Gisburne, Ken Halveland, Marian Couranz, Russel Maddox, John Gamble, Clyde Davis, Don Eades, Dave Crocker. Second Row: James Kirk, Eric Werts, Payson Hall, Jackie Thompson, Ruth McDonald, Janice Burke, Faye Probus, Carla Rippstein, Wendell Meier, Jackie Moore. Front Row: Roy Long, Carl Jobsky, Roy Moore, Bob LaVal, Carol Williams, Gaylord Richardson, Dave Ball, Glen Williams. Back Row: Benny Scholl, Al Schettler, .lack Schaeffer, Harold Bean, Dale Schwab, Roy Moore, Dave Kern, Richard Adams. Third Row: Johnny Williams, Dan Burke, Jim Burkes, Bob Beckmann, Orville Dennison, Dave Rennecamp, Dave Stephens, Ernest Rauch. Second Row: Art Wells, Al Hofer, Alma Behle, Cora Lee Koser, Carol Funke, Dodie Willman, Edna Hastings, Harold Geno. Front Row: Margie Burnett, Ann Linlserg, Betty Smith, Virginia Scholl, Edna Mitchell, Juanita Benton, Janet Terry, Gerda Ridder, Joyce Edwards. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club was an organization which was affiliated with the National Rifle Association of America, and was sponsored by Mr. Vernon La- Val. The purpose of this club was to teach beginners the basic principles in regard to the use of firearms. Meetings were held once a week in the Ferguson High School gym. CO-OP CLUB The Co-operative Training Club was sponsored by Mr. George Chapman for those students of Ferguson High who attended school for one half of the day and worked the other half of the day at a iob which was secured for them through membership in the Co-op Club. -69- Back Row: Ruth Deuser, Bob Keeney, Jim McEwen, Jack Strickland, Rich Crittendon, Dave Good- win, Bob LaVal, Dave Gardner, Bette Herzog. Second Row: Jack Baum, Jack Osborne, Leslie Kennett, Anne McCarthy, Christina Wittke, Pat Lodholz, Alda Goodwin, Dave Killmer, Clyde Raney, Mr. lmpey. Front Row: Joy Schultz, Beverly Parsons, Margaret Sonderegger, Dorothy Dehas, Doris Gentlemark, Betty Gray, Donna Beirmann, Carol Tranter, Donna Johnson, Elaine Ingham. Back Row: Judy Conard, Bev Behle, Judy Povich, Joan Lively, Joan Kuberski, Ruth Deuser, Cary Marshall, Jo Ann Geiger, Maryann Sheridan. Second Row: Anne Mesnier, Pat Bardon, Janet Wrozier, Nancy Dauwalter, Carol Hazard, Bette Marlow, Carol Smith. Front Row: Dale West, Doris Gentlemark, Lynn Gardner, Joan Stone, Caroline Davis, Dana Griffith Bonny Griffith. BOWLING CLUB For all Ferguson High School students who were interested in bowling, Mr. Gerald Impey organized the Bowling Club. This group divided itself into eight teams of four members each. These eight different teams played against each other every Monday afternoon until, at the end of the school year, there were first, second, and third place teams to which prizes were awarded. -61- BUSY BRUSHES In order that all students of Ferguson High School who were interested in art would have a better understanding and appreciation of this subject, Mrs. Alice Ulbright sponsored the Busy Brushes. This club attended lectures at the Art Museum, exhibits which were held at the Artist's Guild, and planned for the Annual Art and Photography Exhibit which was held in the spring. ffce Adirifanffi These girls helped record daily attendance, took announcements to the class rooms, answered the telephone, wrote out excuses, and did in- umerable other small jobs which greatly aided Mrs. Rippstein and Mrs. Plavnich. Although the office assistants received no credit for doing this, they did gain much valuable experience. Back Row: Peg Heil, Mary Lou Wilkinson, Lois Martin, Marcia Rippstein, Betty Marlow, Mrs. Rippstein. Front Row: Carla Rippstein, Carol Staples. Back Row: Don Counts, Ted Ba- hora, Rollin Hill, Bob Keeney, Phil Holden, Mr. Koch. Front Row: Lee Walls, Bowen Kel- ler, Tom Aldrich, Karl Braeun- inger, Phil Munro, Dan Mitchell. 16,060 CAA The Radio Club was headed by Bob Keeney and sponsored by Mr. Paul Koch. Meetings were held once a week during which the Ferguson High School radio station, WOIXP, was set up and plans were made to build a transmitter for the novice class amateur radio operators. -62- pA0f0gl dl0Ag All students who are interested in photography formed the Photography Club which met once every two weeks. The members learned the correct methods of taking good pictures and developing and printing their own snapshots. The Photography Club was headed by Dave Law, who was president, and Mr. Harold Ulbright, who was their sponsor. ogdrary fifiidfanfzi These people gave assistance one period each day to Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Keller by issuing books, checking them in, replacing them on the proper shelves, and doing many other jobs. The library assistants voluntarily surrendered their study hall period in order to render this service to Ferguson High School. Back Row: Bob Becker, Dick La- Val, Bob Keeney, Dave Law. Front Row: Jim Probus, Bobbi Stu- lac, Mr. Ulbright, Phil Holden, Grace Begole. Mrs. Keller, Dorothy Butler, Sue Overstreet, Judy Brigham, Shir- ley Kirkpatrick, Barbara Borbein, Evelyn Davis. -63- Back Row: Phil Poehner, Jackie Miss Jerzewiak, Janet Hutson, Pat Lodholz, Chuck Wood. Front Row: Peg Heil, Payson Hall, Mary Ann Weymann, Cary Mar- shall, Bill Procter, Pat Larson. Rohn? roiecfion The Riding Club met at the Riverview Stables for the purpose of learning correct saddle tech- niques and for enioying several hours ot horse- back riding. This club, which elected Cary Mar- shall president at the beginning of The school year, was sponsored by Miss Regina Jerzewiak. A picnic was held in the spring for the pleasure of all Riding Club members. The purpose of the Projection Club was to learn about and operate audio-visual equipment for The school and community. The club elected Dave Kern president and was sponsored lby Doc Watson. Regular business meetings were held once a month, and after the meeting a full length movie was usually shown. The Proiection Club planned a trip to Chicago in the spring in order to visit the DeVry Proiector Plant and other points of interest. Back Row: Mr. Watson, Ernie Rauch, David Law, Gary Wilhelm, Richard Aubuchon, Paul Koester, Steve Gisburne, Bill Jaworowski, Tom Aldrich, Phil Holden, Gordon Biermann. Fourth Row: Lee Walls, Jim McEwen, Larry Bollinger, John Murat, Walter Maurer, Bill Emmons, Bowen Keller, Gerhardt Jaspers, Maurice Thomas, Bob Keeney, Bob Couranz. Third Row: Carolyn Griffith, Clyde Davis, Bob Roland, Edward Murat, Art Holtsclaw, Lee lmboden, Roger Howe, Jack Herr, Rene Murphy, Faye Probus. Second Row: Kenneth Becker, Bill Procter, Jackie Tebeau, Jackie Pisciotta, Margaret Cook, Nancy Bass, Carol Smith, Richard Howe, Roy Scott. Front Row: Roy Moore, Betty Hildebrandt, MaryAnn Weymann, Paul Bass. Thompson, B e t s y Carspecken, Back Row: Beverly Hurtt, Florence Schweizer, Barbara Lovely, Mary Love, Bette Marlow, Marilyn Patterson, Anne Mesnier. Front Row: Rita Howe, Barbara Borbein, Joyce Sherman, Caro- line Davis, Betty Gray, Shirley Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Kurtz. 7fl4M. Jiwfzz CM The club which called itself Mrs. Kurtz's Club was similar to the Knitting Club, which was an organization at Ferguson High School several years ago. Mrs. Kurtz's Club held their meetings after school on days when home basketball games were scheduled. They prepared and ate their supper in the home economics room and then attended the game. This club, which was sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Kurtz, elected Mari- lyn Patterson as president. Kami' .Slat fin? The purpose of the Roller Skating Club was to furnish a good time for all students who enioyed roller skating. The club elected Marlene Uthotf president and was sponsored by Mrs. Rippstein. Meetings were held only when there was business to discuss, but the club usually went skating twice a month. A person who wished to belong to this club had to go skating a certain number of times in order to be con- sidered a member. Back Row: Mrs. Rippstein, Dixie Darrell, Verna Cronin, Ernest Rauch, Frank Fox, Richard Aubuchon, Leroy Kelley, Betty Johns, Pat Mussman, Third Row: Jean Klinkman, Carol Staples, Carol Lindeman, Dot Dehas, Alma Daniels, Juanita Benton, Mary Ann Zeilman, Ethel Wiegand, Pauline Johnson. Second Row: Clay Coons, Marcia Rippstein, Shirley Farley, Pat Christman, Joanne Mueller, Ruth Williams, Pat Larson, Audrey Bolin, Ruth Licklider, Ron Spadoni. Front Row: Jackie Albrecht, Mary Alice Barton, Ellen Brueckmann, Donna Johnson, Carla Rippstein, Betty Albrecht, Marlene Uthoff, Marilyn Kern, Doris Bolte, Barbara Lowry, Gary Owen. Back Row: Poots Barrick, Harry Barden, Richard Crews, Bill Tobias, Jack Drysdale. Second Row: Janet Martin, Joan Hagen, Maureen Czeschin, Carol Williams, Lois Amos, Pat Larson. Front Row: Edna Hastings, Ethel Wiegand, Jo Ann Geiger, Gail Ray, Myrta Hamilton, Barbara Borbein. IQQJ CMM Membership of the Junior Red Cross was composed of one representative from each third hour class. These people met with Mrs. Diana Hansen and decided to fill Christmas stockings for the pa- tients of Malcolm Bliss Hospital. These stockings contained such articles as pipes, tobacco, cigarettes, candy, p e n c i l S., combs, and handkerchiets, which were contributed by each home room. The class which donated the most, according to a percentage basis, was awarded the Red Cross plaque. C.. The Future Teachers of America was open to any student who was interested in teaching and who had the qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership needed in the teaching profession. Mem- bers earned merit points through acti- vities which promoted personal growth, through cadet teaching, and through other school and community proiects. Back Row: Dave Killmer, Mary Asher, Margie Shoesmith, Marilyn Patterson, Marcia Rippstein, Carol Mooney, Phil Sheridan Miss Nourse. Second Row: Jim Thompson, Louise Allman, Pat Curtis, Carol Lindeman, Adele Twillman, Joan Stone, Pat Wurth, Keith Kester Front Row: Carol Smith, Delores Richardson, Sue Tipton, Jo Peterson, Jane Kirby, Nancy Bass, Carol Andrae, Kathy Wilkinson Charlene Schmidt. 2: S X .58 , .Q Q X -1' ' W ., ' ' :ii 1 f Q -'Hui A I-QQQ ' if -if gi 'iQf1jfg?'f2 ga. 6 F a DINU GDAND WN M- 4 5 X x i fi-. 1.1, :f,,- f 7 X w . . , 5 4 - 235- 5 x ..,,... x uf ,.... , f! . mi A fr Q 1 Y 1 ,QQ .N E4 ef: ' ' Y A. X 'H W., 'm i ,W K K NFC? - - . Q' J' X ,e ' , Y ..,,, m ... ....... , New J +V K - L 1 E ,: .M 3 X? Qin ,. A,h , ,f ew A :Y ,K ff .. x - f Q 1 ,qu X 3 s S fx. , .. nd ,go 2 .:1gf'3fLj?'-Q A - gl x 15 , -' K' asf, N M, . QQ? 1 .. ,. . ,A 1 sw. I0 0 r i4 When the one Great Scorer Comes to write against your name, He writes not that you won or lost, But how you played the game. Anonymous -63- KX , I fy: , A N. A l 'S L ' Aft V R ly 1 E 11,1 ' k ' SA ,LC - ,. iraff l-fi 'QF Z -Q gg K 1 N 2' -W,ff2, , A T. , Y, nn .3 A A 5 if ' j ,fi x f ' 3- cffziq F! 7 f 1 W, ,V 45 . ,x vb X 1 - ,Wx x . SA. '. F15 1 gi ,fry 44, A Y' I . 16, I um ,Q ' , 4 mp W 2 ff - ! . ,.v, i X FQ. v 5' H . --..,, ' Q5 K '- r 15 1 LL': ' Y ,. 1, -XL X. if 'fi' - A E gs '-lv pg ,,,f+-'W - K. N-wif Vo ,, 4, - QW . H , , ,X , 1 wi-- E X J In 1953 the Ferguson Comets broke almost every record in the books. Their record of six victories and three losses was the best won- lost record since football was first instituted in 1947. Among the other records broken were the best total offense and defense. A new scor- ing record of 36 points was set by co-captain Bob Hargrove. Completing their second season in the Sub- urban League Little Six, the Comets again took second place with four victories against one defeat, that being to the champion, Ladue. The Comets pulled some upsets defeating both Normandy and Clayton for the first time. amifg joofgaf Climaxing their very successful season, the Ferguson Comets defeated St. Charles in their last game, 40-13. This is the largest score ever compiled by a Ferguson football team. Four members of this year's team were selec- ted on the All-Conference team. They were: Bob Hargrove, Ike Blackman, Ned Lips, and Rich lsett. Those receiving honorable mention were: Bill Brown, John Murat, Jim Green, Tom Hamlin, John Anderson, and Fred Werremeyer. Coach Johnson will have a good nucleus around which to build next year's varsity football team. SEASON'S RECORD Ferguson ..,........... 0 Ferguson ,..... ,..... 0 Ferguson ..,... ,,.... 1 2 9'Ferguson ....,. ...... 1 4 fFerguson ...... 7 Ferguson ....,. ....,. 2 1 T'Ferguson ...... ...,.. 2 6 9' Ferguson ......,....... 7 5' Ferguson ,.....,...... 40 Denotes league games University City ............ 20 Maplewood .... ....... 1 4 Normandy .,.. ..., O Clayton ..... ....... 1 2 Ladue ,... ....... 2 1 Bethalto 6 Wellston ,.... ,,.. O Brentwood .,.. ....... 6 St. Charles ...,. ....... I 3 Back Row: Coach Johnson, Buddy Holtshouser, Don Luke, Charlie Berger, Dave Young, Don Maddox, Allen Behle, Dick Tippett, Don Grassmuck, John Griese, Jerry Brinton, Coach McDaniels. Second Row: Bill Sheridan, Bill Bunting, Tom Hamlin, Don Carico, Bob Hargrove, Irwin Hamlin, Howard Hamlin, Ted Behle, Dave Stephens, Ike Blackman, Moose Duncan. Front Row: Jim Green, Tom Watson, Ed Murat, Bill Brown, Gordon Biermann, Frank Sinderson, Fred Werremeyer, Rich Isett, Ned Lips, John Anderson. ..71.. .SDOIOAOIWL 0l e C-oofda K Continuing in the pattern set last year of divid- ing the underclassmen into their class group, The Sophomore team played sophomore teams from other schools. By learning the right techniques of football and playing against other schools the boys will have good experience for the big step to varsity football next year. jreAAmen joofga IW The Freshmen football team practiced very hard every day after school. They played very good ball, considering that this was their first year in high school, against Freshmen teams from other schools. The outstanding freshmen received numerals with the numbers 57 to wear on their letter sweaters. Back Row: Dan Mitchell, Pat Howle, Richard Fullington, Don Klug, Dale McPeak, Bill Lively. Second Row: Coach Winscott, Jim Heffington, Vic Huddleston, Jerry Stone, Mike Estes, John McPeak, Al Hodges, Bruce Betts. Front Row: Ben Bahora, George Smith, Don Raley, AI Sona, Larry Taylor, Jerry Tucker, Bill Emmons, Rodger Allen, Bill Wagner. Back Row: Glenn S:human, John Schultz, Bill Borner, Richard Carden, Larry Wheelan, Henry Harper, Ed Krueger, Bill Neel, Clay Coons. Third Row: Alex Geiger, Phil Chamberlain, Bob Carico, Rusell Maddox, Jim Gantner, Bruce Amrein, Ron Morie, Bob Ingham, Ron Westenhaver. Second Row: Paul Siebel, Bob Fruhwirth, Don Funke, Harold Kohrs, Jack Donton, John Knibb, Jack Pearce, Frank Fox, J. E. Goff. Front Row: Coach Prokop, Bob Tippett, Don Brown, Don Holmes, Jerry Pyatt, Bill Schnettgoecke, Kim Ellis, Dave Pope, Hans Lodholz. ,p X , MNH - 'E 3,1-Q-N X 'N 4. Jw gf- wg-iffwv -4 A 'ig ifgxw. 'f WWQ1 'N A 555 . i kjaiivmi 4.1! R, ht rx E' 3- ,- ,uf X fs LM 4 n ahhh-- aii L 4q7f Q M- 'Wit 'MN M! . W. .- ,Q-vj .!3 y K 5 KE W W l r -if r W , A A W R W N, .un ...mini 4041351 fZ'I, j 'Q W W -U ,.f iii 'En gg : W 1 W Q W WE f 5'us'Zz1, f ain W - , axllik-1 X- . WW 3333355 5, - W W W mprzra M , M. sm.-.,..,.. W A mg X -gk. f' W 3: W f y if W W J , SF Q Nl Closing the l953-54 season, the Ferguson Comets finished with a record of six victories and fifteen defeats. This year, for the first time, the Ferguson Invitational Tournament was drop- ped to allow the Comets to play in the Webster Groves Suburban League Tournament because the two tournaments were to be held at the same time. The team played some very exciting games and in all their games showed the spirit and will to win that made them a team of which Ferguson can be proud. Each game a different member of the team was selected to be captain for that particular game, and at the end of the season, the whole team elected Bob Olds cap- tain for this season. All the members of this year's varsity squad received letters. Next year Ferguson can look forward to an excellent team. Coach Tschannen will have back four two-year lettermen and four one-year letter- men plus many fine prospects from this year's Sophomore team. ardifg gadgefgaf SEASON SUMMARY Ferguson ................ 50 Pattonville ...... ,....... 6 O Ferguson ..,..,. ..,.,. 3 2 Berkeley ...,... ..,..... 5 6 Ferguson ....,.. ,..,.. 5 l Fairview .... ,..,.., 4 6 Ferguson ..,..,. ....,. 5 1 Wellston ......, ..,..... 3 8 Ferguson .,...,. ,.,,.. 5 O Ritenour ..........,..,...... 58 Ferguson .,....,.....,,.. 39 Country Day .,.....,....,. 46 Ferguson .,,....,........ 44 Pacific .............. ....... 4 O fNormandy Tourneyl Ferguson ......,,.,,.,,.. 30 McKinley ..,.. ,....... 4 9 fNormandy Tourneyl Ferguson ..,...,..,...... 30 St. Charles ...... ,,.,... 4 5 Ferguson ...,.. 55 Maplewood .... ....... 8 O Ferguson ...... 39 Ritenour ....,.. ,.,,... 4 l Ferguson ...... 48 Kirkwood ...., .,..... 6 9 Ferguson ,..,.. 39 Clayton ..........,. ....... 5 5 Ferguson ...... 41 Normandy .........,...... 68 Ferguson ...... 4l University City .,.. ,,,.. 3 9 Ferguson ........,....... 38 Maplewood ..,............. 63 lWebster Tourneyl Ferguson .....,,..,...., 63 Brentwood ,..,,. ....,.. 6 5 Ferguson ,.,... 4l Wellston .... ...,... 3 3 Ferguson ,..... 33 Webster ,...... ....... 7 7 Ferguson ....., 48 Ladue ......,....... ....... 4 5 Ferguson .......,......,. 47 Country Day ..,........... 60 Left to Right: Coach Tschannen, Bill Nidiffer, Tom Hamlin, Ted Behle, Larry Bollinger, Don Czeschin, Al Landwehr, Don Luke, Olds, Ned Lips, Jack Baine, Gordon Biermann, Jim Green, Bob Duncan. CState Regionalsl Bob -75- Back Row: Mike Estes, George Smith, Howard Hamlin, Al Sona, David Moore, Gary Thompson, Don Raley, Benny Bahora, Roger Allen, Pat Howle, Fred Krieger, Don McNab, Dale McPeak. Front Row: Bob Flesch, Coach Hoemann. Back Row: Jack Pearce, Ed Krueger, Bob Tippett, Coach Prokop. Front Row: Ron Wildberger, Wayne Don Funke, Alex Geiger. H H Ba5LefA.J This year's B team was composed entirely of sophomores. Coached by Mr. Hoemann, the team played its first thirteen games without a loss and ended the season with a record ot tour- teen victories against four defeats. This record was one of the best ever compiled at Ferguson. Many members will be seen on next year's varsity team. Bill Neel, Ron Frede, Kim Ellis, Dave Pope, John Gamble, Flesch, Bill Bunting, Harold Kohrs, Neal Hern, Hans Lodholz, gl Q6Alfl'l8l'l Z?6L6LQfL6L Coach Prokop's freshmen team practiced at Central School and played their games at Vogt School. They gained invaluable experience for next year's B team. This team marked a new era in basketball at Ferguson. This was the tirst all-freshmen basketball team in the history of Ferguson High School. -76- With seven lettermen back this year Coach Chapman's wrestling Team had a very successful season, winning nine meets while losing six. In the Suburban League Little Six the team finished Third, winning seven out of Their eleven league matches. -Because some of Their home meets were played at night, The attendance at'The meets improved considerably over lasT year's attend- ance. In The Missouri State High School Wrestling Tournament Ferguson's wrestling team captured third place. Out of The twelve boys sent to The state tournament seven placed in their weight division. Tom Burke, a freshman, won the state championship in the 95 pound weight class. Vic Huddleston, Orville Dennison, Don Klug, and Gerry Dennison took second place in their re- spective weight divisions. Ted Bohara placed third and Mike Getlin, another freshman, won fourth place. With very few of the members of the team graduating this year, and with many of this year's Team underclassmen, Ferguson can look forward To another successful wrestling team next year. Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson ..,.,. ..... Ferguson Ferguson ,..... .,..,.. Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Ward.. sEAsoN's RECORD Webster ..... Normandy ..., Kirkwood ,..,.. University City Ritenour .,....., Webster .,.., Normandy .... Kirkwood .,..,, Maplewood ,, University City Clayton .....,.... Ritenour ..,., Ladue ...,....,... Granite City .. Maplewood ,. 9 .....,.32 .......i8 .. ....... 32 .. ....... 27 .......2O ,,.,...3O .......22 .. ,....,. l8 .. .,,,... 18 .......4l 8 ,. ...,.,. 29 Back Row: Coach Chapman, Sonny Knibb, Clay Coons, Dick Ansel, Nelson Behle, Bill Borner, Bill Ketterer, Richard Roberts. Third Row: Gary Owen, Don Grassmuck, Tom McCarthy, Jerry Tucker, Allen Hodges, Gerhardt Jaspers, Bill Sparks, Jim Heffington, Jim Drysdale. Second Row: Jim Burke, Bill Rigel, Orville Dennison, Larry Dennison, Dick Tippett, Ted Bahora, Bob Beckmann, Vic Huddleston, Don Klug, Mike Getlin. Front Row: Jerry Dennison, Bob Hargrove. Back Row: Rose Dale, Susan Spencer, Trudee Schaaf, Beverly Hurtt, Viola Hanke, Cary Marshall, Anita Riggs, Ma- rilyn Miller, Janet Wrozier, Margie Ochterbeck, Joan Lively. Third Row: Jackie Tebeau, Mary Lange, Joy Schultz, Janet Martin, Janet Kelly, Kay Rugen, Pat Bardon, Joan Hinderer, Barbara Lovely, Nancy Pifat, Rita Howe. Second Row: Jackie Brunk, Judy Nienaber, Jean Turnbough, Marlene Knehans, Pat Lodholz, Nancy Harris, Betty Bressie, Peggy Heil, Norma Reith, Louise All- man, JoAnn Geiger, Miss Jerzewiak. Front Row: Maryann Sheridan, Phyllis Southard, Sweet Long, Marialta Sher- man, Ellen Jones, Peggy Cook, Betty Gray, Kathy Roth, Mary Ann Wahl, Bonny O'Dell, Betty Ruff, Sue Fisher. Back Row: Jean Klinkman, Marlene Klos, Pat Puskar, Sharon Ploudre, Liz Lips, Bev Behle, Mary Love, Bernice Hach- meister, Suzanne Tipton, Lynn Gardener. Third Row: Mary Lou Wilkinson, Myrna Farver, Marcia Bohmeyer, Anne Mosley, .lo Peterson, Margie Shoesmith, Shirley Kirkpatrick, Anne Mesnier, Anne Mc- Carthy, Carol Learn. Second Row: Pat Brewer, Pat Sheridan, Jane Hatcher, Rosie Beard, Carol An- drae, Joan Dauernheim, Sue Prosser, Maureen Czeschin, Frances McKinney, Carolyn Griffith, Joan Burgess. Front Row: Carol McKown, Marlynn Holt, Sue Bindbeutel, Joyce Sherman, Marg- aret Sonderegger, Mary Ann Behle, Dorothy Behle, Jeannine Easley, Flor- ence Schweizer, Gerry Jean Palmer, Kaye Schwartz, Dorothy Butler, Dave Killmer. Back Row: Pat O'Brien, Shirley Kohl, Ma- rilyn Hemminghaus, Carol Litzau, Barb- ara Blanner, Judy Davit, Pat Franke, Barbara Asher, Mary Asher, Bette Her- zog, Kay Ivy. Third Row: Barbara Bingaman, Sue Ruhr, Pat Christman, Betsy Carspecken, Joyce Madden, Gerry Prosser, Ellen Brueck- mann, Judy Weil, Marion Reichert, Nina Craig, Caroline Davis. Second Row: Judy Crawford, Nancy Papp, Sandy Quick, Jackie Thompson, Alda Goodwin, Donna Biermann, Clare Scho- einger, Judy Brenner, Joan Hagen, Gloria Jaroworski. Front Row: Donne Chamberlain, Nancy Pifat, Jackie Reel, Lois Martin, Carol Staples, Elaine Ingham, Donna Dornan, Joan Turnbough, Sue Overstreet, Joy McGuire, Judy Puskar, Joann Sloan. 8,0 aft! The main purpose of The Pep Club was To encourage school spiriT by supporTing The Toof- ball and baskefball Teams aT all home and away games. Sponsored by Miss Regina Jersewiak, Pep Club meeTings began early in The school year during which officers were elecTed, pep assemblies were planned and ideas were formed for The annual Pep Club Dance. The Dance was held in November, and, To carry ouT iTs Hawaiian Theme, The Pep Club Turned The gym info a souTh sea island compleTe wiTh leis, The soTT violeT lighfs of a fading Hawaiian sunseT, and swaying hula girls dancing around The walls. When Tremendous cries of Yea Ferguson Yea High were heard ringing Through The gym during sixTh hours, you knew ThaT The Pep Club was holding anoTher Pep Assembly. These assemblies were held aT The sTarT and close of The fooTball and baskeTball seasons in order To encourage a big Turn-ouT aT The games. To become a cheerleader was The greaTesT ambiTion of The members of The Pep Club. In order To be eligible for The cheerleading Try-ouTs, members had To obTain a cerTain amounT of poinTs by aTTending as many games as was possible. LasT spring cheerleaders were selecTed from The Pep Club by The enTire sTudenT body. The cheer- leaders made Joann Sloan Their capTain and seT up a consTiTuTion by which all of Them had To abide. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Jo Peterson, Carol McKown, JoAnn Geiger, Carol Andrae Q, cm an cz,e,4,,fe,. Maryann Sheridan, Carol McKown, Joann Sloan, Dave Kilmer, Donne Chamberlain, Sue Fischer. -Inv lt x ,X , ,Z 'j ei ,,,.. if i. VX W, QM as Jswflml'--W 1. A, . :T?'kfKf+fi9wfW257- ' M - 'wgfii ., - - if fs A O .X2f':f'-ff-'K W' A , K , Xx' ANU A .-.ww 1-1. .qs u -47 'W' - , tw.. N- ft., A F This year Coach Burgess had nine lettermen back. There was only one senior on the Team this year, Don Czeschin. The other eight re- turning lettermen were all juniors. Many people think that this year's baseball team was the best ever assembled at Ferguson High School. One of the stronger points of this year's team was in the hitting department, which has consider- ably improved over the past few years. The team began practicing early in March and had to resort to the gym when the weather was bad. They played their first game in the early part of April and didn't finish the season until late in May. The Comets played games this season, of which were league games. This was Ferguson's third year in the powerful Suburban League. The team also competed in the state tournament held late in the year. Next year the Ferguson baseball team will reach its peak because of the number of iuniors, nine of them, who have been on the team since they were freshmen. There are quite a few underclassmen to help keep up the fine record of the baseball team in future years. CLJQACLK BASEBALL SCHEDULE April l ...... ...... C ountry Day 2 ...... Pattonville 5 ...... .... W ellston 8 ....,. ,.... N ormandy 12 ,...,. Brentwood 15 ..,... ..., R itenour 20 ,..... ,..,... W ebster 22 ...... ...... M aplewood 26 ....., ..... K irkwood 29 ...... ,,.,.. L adue May 3 ....,, , .... St. Charles 6 ...... ........,...., C layton lO ...... ..... U niversity City Back Row: Mr. Burgess, Bob Duncan, Mike Estes, Jerry Tucker, Howard Hamlin, Al Sona, Gary Thompson, Rollin Hill, Bob Tippet, Ted Behle, Tom Hamlin, Dale Blevins, Dale McPeak, Don Funke, Mr. Koch. Front Row: Dick Tippet, Ned Lips, Don Czeschin, Ike Blackman, Glen Alexander, Jim Green, Gordon Biermann, Fred Werremeyer, Bill Nidiffer, Jerry Orr, Dave McKnight, Bill Bunting. Lyn fl 6ll'l'l lfU CL 6 FOOTBALL INTRAMURALS Each boys' gym class chose Their besT players To form an all-sTar Team. These Teams played each other aTTer school. Back Row: Jack Strickland, Bill Sommers, Vito Dei Santi, Dale Blevins. Front Row: Leroy Grote, Jim Drysdale, Jerry Orr, Bill Nidiffer, Mike Jablonski. BASKETBALL INTRAMURALS Six Teams played every Thursday night and The winning Team played The besT players from The oTher Teams aT The end of The season. Richard Knickmeyer, John Greise, Jack Herr, Bill Sommers, Richard Crittendon, Don Koenig, Jack Peters. HALF-PINT SOFTBALL The Half-Pints, winners of their league composed of girls who didn'T make Their class Teams, played The Junior class Team and lost. Back Row: Mary Lange, Pat Franke, Mrs. D, Betty Gray. Front Row: Sharon Ploudre, Jolly Ann Lavvther, Carol Stiarwalt, Betty Bressie, Joella Warden. LITTLE SPOKES BASKETBALL They vvon Their league championship and played all The class Teams, deTeaTing Them all except The Seniors. Back Row: Miss Mohrman, Rose Dale, Joyce Janssen, Sharon Ploudre. Front Row: Betty Hildrabrandt, Carol Stiarwalt, Bette Marlow, Carol Williams, Caroline Davis. The track team had many fine boys back from last year. They competed against some very tough competition but in all their meets worked very hard. The team was strong this year in the broad lump, the 440 yard dash, the pole vault, and the high iump. Many of the underclassmen turned in some excellent showings and made the juniors and seniors work that much harder. T Under coaches McDaniels and Johnson, the boys practiced every afternoon to improve them- selves in his particular specialty. By constant practice the boys developed into a fine team of which Ferguson is proud. WL TRACK SCHEDULE March 23 .... ....... S t. Louis U. High 30 ..... a..t. ........ C l ayton April 2 ............ .....,........,, J ennings 6 T ,...t. .t..... S uburban League 7 L ....... .i............. ' 'Little Six 10 l A... ..,.... l nvitational l3 ..,. .. Country Days 23 .... ..... R iverview 27 ..... ..... S t. Charles 30 ,.... ,.,... R itenour May 4 l 5 .. ...... U. City Invitational 8 Back Row: Mr. McDaniels, Jerry Stone, Gerhardt Jaspers, Vito Dei Santi, Frank Sinderson, John Anderson, Bob Olds, Don Carson, Jerry Ringe, Pat Howe, Jerry lsenberg, Payson Hall, Mr. Johnson. Second Row: Bill Emmons, Dick Ansel, Russell Maddox, Lou Meyer, Leroy Kelley, Don Harding, Jack Donton, Dave Moore, Bob Flesh, Roger Howe, Don Maddox. Front Row: Rich Howe-Manager, Bill Davis, George Smith, Bill Lively, Fred Kreiger, Leslie Kenneth, Jerry Pyatt, Don Fehimann, Bill Neal, Rich Fullington, Sal Dei Santi, Don Eades, Vic Huddleson. -83.. Back Row: Schwartz, Sonderegger, Bardon, Hinderer, Allman, Och- terbeck, Lovely, Ruff, Butler, Howe, Miller, Lively. Third Row: Henke, Lindermann, Lange, Tebeau, Reel, Pyatt, McKown, Prosser, Chamberlain, Rosenow, Davit. Second Row: Holt, Biermann, Bres- sie, Probus, Thompson, Owen, Carspecken, Reichert, F i n k, Thorton, Peterson. Front Row: Begole, Stiarwalt, John- son, Gruenloh, Funke, Tebeau, Tebeau, Bruce, Hildebrandt, Al- brecht, Nix. Back Row: Mesnier, Hackmeister, Ploudre, Franke, Asher, Herzog, Asher, lvy, Pifat, Griffith. Third Row: McDonald, Ray, Scholl, Ruhr, Farver, Conrad, Klinkman, Cunningham, Warden, Quick, Rapp. Second Row: Larson, Kern, Mans- bridge, Gentner, Grbcic, Williams, Schettler, Bohmeyer, Moseley, Owen, Seeberger. Front Row: Geno, Palmer, Ma- honey, Dauwalter, Dale, Harris Janssen, Kirkpatrick, Johnson Koser, Behle. Back Row: Love, Hurtt, Green Hernminghaus, Blanner, Kohl O'Brien, Puskar, Tilley, Mooney Behle. Third Row: Burke, Hanrahan Hatcher, Beard, Brewer, Dauer heim, McKinney, Sheridan, Tip- ton, Edwards, Linberg. Second Row: Hagen, Craig, Gard ner, Learn, Griffith, Gray, Sher man, Czeschin, Burgess, Shoe smith, Jaworowski. Front Row: Overstreet, McGuire Trotter, Fowler, Kirby, Curtis Nix, Marcucci, Gardner, Schultz Ingham. Back Row: Williams, Marlowe Twillman, Behle, Klostermann Frey, Cook, Reith, Rogliardi, Ro gliardi, Daniels. Third Row: Kelley, Fischer, Spen cer, Schaff, Kretzman, Behle Probus, Bardon, Roth, Southarcl Long. Second Row: Brown, Anderson Lee, Kappel, Brunk, Nienabor Puskar, Lowther, O'Dell, Boyd Adyt. Front Row: Weil, Cook, Jones Sherman, Easley, Schweizer Bindbeutel, Davis, Staples, Mar- tin, Scholl, -g4.. Q -auf 'EL...its..... QA A. Under the leadership of Mrs. Jane B. Diesel- horst and Miss Lorraine Mohrman, the Girls' Athletic Association enjoyed an eventful year of basketball, softball, volleyball, and tennis. This organization, which had a larger membership than any other extra-curricular group of Ferguson High School, was organized in i943 by Mrs. Dieselhorst. Some of the members of the G.A.A. were members of either the social committee or the point committee. The social committee planned and directed the annual G.A.A. Dance which is looked for- ward to every year with enthusiasm by the girls, and more particularly, by the boys since the girls escorted the boys to this dance. As was customary, the best three corsages worn by the boys won a prize, and another sophomore boy, Howard Hamlin, became an honorary member of the G.A.A. The ambition of every member of the G.A.A. was to earn her letter. TOO points must have been earned in one year in order to have re- gi,4.,4. ceived this coveted award. A girl who earned lOO points for the second time was awarded a chevron, and anyone who earneol 200 points in one year was awarded a star. Points were earned in gym classes and for athletic achieve- ments during G.A.A. games. It was the task of the point committee to record all points earned by each girl during the year and then to compile them for the letter awards. G. A. A. BOARD President ,........... ..,. J uanita McNeely Vice-President ......... .....,. J oann Sloan Secretary-Treasurer ,,..,.........., ....,...,.. K ay Rugen Point Committee Chairman ...,...... Marcia Rippstein Social Committee Chairman ......,..... Cary Marshall Softball Manager .,.... .,,.......... C arol Smith Basketball Manager ..... ....... M arilyn Patterson Volleyball Manager .,.,... ....,.. E dna Hastings Tennis Manager ,..,, ..,.. C arla Rippstein Back Row: Miss Mohrman, Liz Lips, Bonnie Griffith, JoAnn Geiger, Mrs. Dieselhorst. Third Row: Maria Ambrose, Clare Schoeninger, Judy Brenner, Pat Lodholz, Carol Andrae, Maryann Sheridan, Anita Riggs. Second Row: Norma Largent, Marilyn Patterson, Carol Smith, Carla Rippstein, Edna Hastings, Beth Zimmerman. Front Row: Bob Duncan, Kay Rugen, Joann Sloan, Juanita McNeely, Cary Marshall, Marcia Rippstein, lrwin Hamlin. -85- 5.,m..f The G. A. A. Softball tournament took place in the fall and was directed loy the Softball Manager, Carol Smith. Teams of thirteen members from each of the four classes were selected at try outs. A Hodge Podge league of two teams, the Homely Pandas and the Half Pints, was formed of girls who didn't make the class teams. After an exciting season the sophomores, captained by Marialta Sher- man, took the championship by upsetting Jo Peterson's senior team. The third place freshmen team was captairied by Liz Lips and the fourth place iunior team by Cary Marshall. In the Hodge Podge league the Half Pints, led by Margaret Sonderegger defeated by Kay FZugen's Homely Pandas but lost to the iunior team. SENIORS Back Row: Norma Largent, Donna Johnson, Dana Griffith, Viola Henke, Marcia Rippstein. Second Row: Bette Lee Herzog, Joanne Green, Edna Hastings. Front Row: Jo Peterson. JUNIORS Back Row: Betty Ruff, Joyce Sherman, Joan Lively, LaVonne Griffith, Louise Allman. Second Row: Maryann Sheridan, Betty Hidebrandt, Cary Marshall, Sue Bindbeutel, Anne Mesnier. Front Row: JoAnn Geiger, Carla Rippstein, SOPHOMORES Back Row: Faye Probus, Joan Burgess, Anita Riggs, Grace Begole, Betsy Carspecken, Carolyn Griffith, Kay Rugen. Second Row: Ruth Williams, Betty Grbcic, Pat Larsen, Carol Smith, Carol Williams. Front Row: Marialta Sherman. FRESHMEN Back Row: Alice Geno, Maria Ambrose, Martha Morrison, Nancy Ray, Trudee Schaaf, Carol Aydt. Second Row: Judy Brenner, Marcia Bohmeyer, Liz Lips, Myrna Farver, Judy Davit. Front Row: Jackie Rosenow, Sue Ruhr. gaalelgaf The annual G.A.A. Basketball Tourna- ment began after Christmas. Marilyn Patterson was Basketball Manager, and the class captains were Sonia Lee, Fresh- man, Faye Probus, Sophomore, Carla Rippstein, Junior, and Norma Largent, Senior. A little Shot League of two teams, the Looney Spooks and the Little Spokes, was also formed. On February 13th the four class teams and an extra sophomore team attended a basketball sports day at University City High School. All five teams were defeat- ed by other county teams. The senior team captured the cham- pionship by defeating the strong junior team at a game held the night of March 8 preceding the B-Team-Faculty game. In after-school games the iuniors won second place, the sophomores third, and the freshmen last place. SENIORS Back: Donna Johnson, Dana Griffith, Bette Herzog, Marilyn Patterson, Joann Sloan, Joan Dauern- heim. Front: Jo Peterson, Edna Hastings, Norma Largent, Carol McKown, Marcia Rippstein. JUNIORS Back: Sue Bindbeutel, Joan Hinderer, Joyce Sherman, Joan Livey, Jo Ann Geiger, Maryann Sheridan, Louise Allman. Front: Anne Mesnier, Betty Albrecht, Carla Rippstein, Betty Gray, LaVonne Griffith. SOPHOMORES Back: Gra:e Begole, Jackie Brunk, Kay Rugen, Pat Franke, Margie Shoesmith, Anita Riggs, Carol Smith. Front: Marialta Sherman, Pat Larson, Faye Probus, Betty Bressie, Carolyn Griffith. FRESHMEN Back: Jean Klinkman, Karla Kretzmann, Maria Am- brose, Anne Moseley, Liz Lips, Merle Kloster- mann, Marcia Bohmeyer, Judy Davit. Front: Jackie Rosenow, Lorraine Kappel, Sonia Lee, Martha Morrison, Sue Ruhr. w.,t.f In March The G.A.A. Volleyball tour- nament began under the direction of Edna Hastings, Volleyball Manager. The volleyball class teams were selected in the same manner as the other class teams. Class captains were elected at the tryout: Edna Hastings was the senior captain, Sue Bindbeutel the junior cap- tain, Faye Probus captained the soph- omores, and Nancy Ray the freshmen. After all candidates were given a chance to demonstrate their skill, the twelve remaining members on each team were picked by a vote of The two sponsors, the G.A.A. president, the manager of the sport, and the team captain. Although volleyball was the last major Team sport, singles and doubles tennis tournaments were held later in the spring. SENIORS Back Row: Bette Marlow, Joann Sloan, Bette Herzog, Dana Griffith, Mary Ann Mahoney, Carol Mc- Kown. Front Row: Marcia Rippstein, Donna Johnson, Edna Hastings, Jo Peterson, Norma Largerit. FRESHMEN Back Row: Sue Ruhr, Marcia Bohmeyer, Anne Mose- ley, Liz Lips, Maria Ambrose, Karla Kretzmann, Bev Behle, Judy Davit. Front Row: Myrna Farver, Emily Hulbert, Nancy Ray, Sonia Lee, Martha Morrison. JUNIORS Back Row: Anne Mesnier, Shirley Kirkpatrick, Mary- ann Sheridan, Janet Burns, Jo Ann Geiger, Cary Marshall, Joan Lively. Front Row: Betty Hildebrandt, Carla Rippstein, Sue Bindbeutel, Louise Allman, Betty Albrecht. SOPHOMORES Back Row: Sharon Ploudre, Betsy Carspeecken, Caro- lyn Griffith, Anita Riggs, Kay Rugen, Jackie Schettler. Front Row: Carol Williams, Grace Begole, Judy Weil, Faye Probus, Carol Smith, Betty Grbcic, Pat Larson. - Sfara T-l 3 AND ALL-STARS Membership in T-l3 was one of The main ambitions of every gym student. Each grade period, the Thirteen outstand- ing girls in The gym classes were chosen to be a member. After a girl had been on T-13 for Three Times, she became a permanent member and was allowed The privilege of wearing The T-13 on her gym shorts. Another privilege which was given To girls who were outstanding in The field of sports was membership in a G.A.A. all-star Team. During The softball, basket- ball, and volleyball seasons, thirteen girls were chosen from The freshman, sophomore, iunior, and senior class Teams To be members of The all-star teams. Membership on an all-star Team counted 25 points Toward a letter. T-13 Back Row: Jo Peterson, Marilyn Patterson, Jolly Ann Lowther, Faye Probus, Carol Smith, Alma Nix. Second Row: Betty Hildebrandt, Joan Burgess, Caro- lyn Griffith, Kay Rugen, Maryann Sheridan, LaVonne Griffith, Front Row: Marcia Rippstein, Edna Hastings, JoAnn Geiger, Donna Johnson, Norma Largent, Dana Griffith. SOFTBALL ALL-STARS Back Row: Carolyn Griffith, Betsy Carspecken, Maria Ambrose, Liz Lips, Viola Henke, Maryann Sher- idan, Edna l-lasting, Betty Hildebrandt. Front Row: Carol Smith, Grace Begole, Betty Grbcic, Marialta Sherman, Faye Probus. BASKETBALL ALL-STARS Back Row: Carol Smith, Louise Allman, Faye Probus, Carolyn Griffith, Maryann Sheridan, Kay Rugen, Jo Peterson, Edna Hastings. Second Row: Joann Sloan, Bette Herzog, Marilyn Patterson, LaVonne Griffith. Front Row: Betty Albrecht. VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS Back Row: Carolyn Griffith, Janet Burns, Joann Sloan, Betty Lee Herzog, Dana Griffith, Jo Ann Geiger, Carol Smith. Front Row: Mary Ann Mahoney, Louise Allman, Edna Hastings, Jo Peterson, Norma Largent. ,c.. ff rywff .2 ' 'Xi -. 5 a J 1 .- , 6 ' 2' X a 5 . . it s 4 ,, M 1 . il V ' zb. D g Back Row: Mary Hoffman, Bill Werner, Joe Kramer, Jean Perkins, Mariette Krime, Alvin Thies. Front Row: Rita Moellering, David Reel, Betty Werner, Eleanor Reel, Christ Kesting, Virginia Watson. I Left to Right: Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Wrozier, Mrs. Rhinehart, Mrs, Robinson, Mrs. Kesting, Mrs. Sonderegger, Mrs. Wagener, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Emmons, Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Bolin, Mrs. Biermann. U5 I lU8l d Although the main job of the bus drivers is to Transport students who live outside of a two mile radius of The school, they also wash and wax the buses, put on chains, and cut grass and do maintenance work during the summer. Caktefla Under the direction of Mrs. Bolin the cafeteria staff daily prepares a well-balanced lunch for the students of the Junior and Senior High Schools. These women keep the cafeteria im- maculately clean in order To maintain the grade A rating. -90- Off to New Horizons . . . XF88A VOODOO . . and lhe class of 1954 McDonnell Aircraft Corporation congratulates the gradu- ates of Ferguson High School and Wishes them the best of luck as they head toward new horizons. z .- N..-.V A 5,531 1.a,...w -, ,, -4 - , A , I, I I ll AIRPLANES AND HELICOPTERS if ST. l.0UlS, MISSOURI, U.S.Q y ACE HARDWARE CO. 14 Plaza Duchesne Hardware, Paints, Household Ware, Electrical, Plumbing, Janitors' Supplies, Toys TEmplc 7-3515 Frank '25 Stanley Produce Co. 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Your Local Printers Ferguson Printing Co. 406 Airport Road Vlctor 7-1724 Ferguson, Missouri Compliments of FERGUSON MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE MUlberry 7000 Vlctor 7-1139 A Direct Factory Dealer Stiver's Auto Sales, Inc. 222 South Florissant Ford Cars, Trucks Used Cars CARLJS SERVICE STATION 143 North Florissant Road Vlctor 7-9792 Ferguson, Mo. SKINKER SERVICE STATIoN Shelly Products 600 South Florissant Ferguson, Mo. Vlctor 7-9786 Vlctor 7-2134 FERGUSON GAGE GO. TOOLS - DIES - GAGES M. J. McCarthy 731 S. Florissant Road Ferguson, Mo. EDDIE'S HUT l South Florissant Hot Dogs and Hamburgers Malts Sundaes Compliments of THE CAROUSEL flue merry go round of fashion ll S. FLORISSANT ROAD Dellwood Beauty Shop Mary Etta Kellenberger 101 17 Florissant Ave. Vlctor 7-3933 Stairwalt Electric Co. Westi'nghouse Appliances 26 South Florissant Vlctor 7-2629 VIctor7-2630 EARL SPENCER General Electric Appliances Across from the Show BUESCI-IER'S JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS 8 Church, Ferguson 21, Mo. 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Keep Fit and Have Fun at Ferguson Bowling Lanes Vlcfor 7-9780 Compliments of BEHLEJS Foon MARKET Vlctor 7-9744 1 Dade Ave. Ferguson Compliments of Bo1in's Cities Service Station 252 South Florissant Road Ferguson 21, Mo. Vlctor 7-9607 Compliments of COOL VALLEY DAIRY Everything in Dairy Products Ho-Made Ice Cream Cash and Carry and Home Delivery 1200 S. Florissant Road Vlctor 7-1166 Compliments of DAIRY DELL 501 SOUTH FLORISSANT Ferguson, Mo. FERGUSON DEPARTMENT STORE 27 SOUTH FLORISSANT ROAD Ferguson, Missouri Eagle Sfamps Vlcfor 7-2500 WHITE FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 1 18 NORTH PLORISSANT ROAD VIctor 7-1500 Ferguson Mo. C. J. Harris Lumber Company Since 1888 Ferguson - Overland - Sf. Charles -and 12 ofher good Towns We deliver the small orders as well as the large ones THE CoLoR MART CO J 'w 'S of 106 SOUTH FLORISSANT FERGUSON Ferguson 21, Missouri Vlctor 7-4128 Paints - Wallpaper - Toys - Gifts Vlctor 7-5000 FERGUSON MOTOR SERVICE Towing and Expert Auto Repairing 32 North Forissant Road Vlctor 7-0013 Otto F. Hermsmeyer Wm. J. Wunnunberg Just Hardware '55 Supply Complete Home Maintenance Store 441 South Florissant Ferguson 21, Missouri NEWEST AND MOST MODERN MARKET IN ST. LOUIS COUNTY TONY says Try Our Meats- We Have Only Choice Quality Cuts Day and Night Super Market LOW PRICES EVERY DAY Compliments of , , , E d s fi -E i d Orr s Service Station OO 6 Vguppfef pmem an AAA Service 130 South Florissant Across from Show Office Furniture 1003-11 MARKET BLVD. Chestnut 4040 Compliments of CONSUMERS GRO. KY513 COMPANY Service Station 7 2 2 C L A R K Hwy. 66 and Florissant Road MMU 0566 UNiversity 4-7778 Yorktown Realty CO. Auto Insurance for Drivers Under 25 Years. 308 S. FLORISSANT ROAD' Ferguson, Mo. Vlctor 7-0277 Vlctor 7-3206 Darline Hi1ker's Floral Shop Choice Flowers for Every Occasion 240 South Florissant Road Ferguson 21, Mo. -101- And . . . Of Course Flowers from JENNY WREN Vlctor 7-1 170 414 South Florissant Road BILL KARLAN SMITH'S PHARMACY Prescriptions - Drugs - Sundries 422 SOUTH FLORISSANT Vlctor 7-1462 WES-LESTER STUDIO Weddings and Portraits 6 Spot Drive BILL AND PEGGY HAZARD Vlctor 7-2099 Ferguson 21, Mo. Qui11man's Drug Store In Business for Your Health 42 South Florissant Road VIctor' 7-0422 FERGUSON- BROADWAY Bus Lines victor 7-0912 UPEVELY the BEST MILK White in the Bottle, Pink on the Cheeks Graf and Case Realty Co. Realtors In Ferguson Since 1898 9 South Florissant Road MEYER SHOE STORE 4 South Florissant Road Across from Bank Vlctor 7-0046 VICIO1' 7-2737 Ferguson, Mo. Vlctor 7-2203 DELLWOOD R- SACHSE CONPECTIQNERY EXPERT SHOE REPAIR 409 South Florissant Ferguson, Mo. Dellwood and Chambers VIctor 7-9622 Open Sundays El1l1IE'5 SNACK HAH JANUARY WABASH PARK HCT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS o Malts and Milk Shakes -l03- Compliments of Johnson-Ehrengart FRAN, MATT and JOHNNIE Delicious Hamburgers and Sandwiches Home-Made Candy DELICIOUS ICE CREAM .PIE 219 North Florissant Road Vlctor 7-9603 Motors, Inc. Www 4485 W. Florissant St. Louis 15, Missouri FROM A FRIEND Compliments of Northwood Fuel Company Nicho1's Service Station MUlberry 0688 Quality and Service Complete Auto Service 200 NORTH FLORISSANT ROAD Vlctor 7-9631 --lO4- ,O