Ferguson High School - Crest Yearbook (Ferguson, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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A .-V I , A Q ' Q l ' ' 5 Q ' '2- 'il' ' lv R K ' J, 31 'Ka Crest presented by Co-Editors Business Manager Advertising Manager LiteraryfFea1ure Editor Circulation Manager'5porfs Editor Art Editor Secretary Senior Editor Photography Sponsor Sponsor Norma Borbein Ron Jenkins Fred Sclfinell Ken Press Madeleine Martin Caro! Leonard Mary Bindbeutel Rosemary Werrnke Laura Allman Mr, Ulloright Miss Berger V xii SP' JM , J 'l,-in Vi -4 .El Ilnnuhnn-2 F .pgs ii it IIS I 11 QHIIII 0-y..arusv inr- IT's all here. . . The glory and The spirit recorded on These pages. So . . . in reverence and deep respect . . . We, The staff of 1958, present . . The CresT We will ne'er forsake you Ferguson! administration Which all require and parenTs early sTarT And ThaT s The educat on of The hearT Lessons ThaT are mosT diTTiculT To give Are faiTh and courage and The way To Edgar A GuesT VS O O O BUT There is Training OT a nobler kind .ff I Xa mm in-I ,5 J pf .riff uf- Wm 'Vlr V C McCluer Superrntendent board ol education The Board of Eclucatron consrstrng of srx members directs the polrcres and trnances ofthe Ferguson Florrssant Publrc Schools lts members are elect ecl by and thereby represent the vot ers of the R 2 Drstrrct Two members are elected each year to serve a term of three years Because of the efforts of the Board our school has consrstently been able to marntarn rts membershrp rn the North Central Assocratron of Secondary Schools and Colleges and has each year been awarded the triple A rat rng by the State of Nlrssourl Standing: Mr. W. Statler, Dr. L. Boettcher, Mr. R. Christman. Seated: Mr. J. Marshall, Mr, E. Meyer, Mrs. M. Patterson. parents club The ParenTs Club was organized in 193i under The name of The MoThers Club Several years ago however The by laws were revised and The organ izaTion becarne known as The Parenls Club The purpose of This organization is To prornoTe beTTer relations between Tne Teachers and The parenTs VViTh Mr Paul Aldrich presiding The ParenTs Club meT on The firsT Monday of each monTh By providing refresh menTs at The Chr1sTmas Dance and red carnations for The NaTional Honor So cieTy insTallaTion This organlzahon has proved irself indispensable To Ferguson l-ugh School sTudenTs Q--ig! George Chapman AssisTanT Principal and J S McCollum Principal Siandingz Mr. McCollum, Mrs. Meier, Mrs, Rippsfein, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Blondin, Mrs. Maul, Mrs. Sheridan. Sealed: Miss Berger, Mrs. Finney, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Neel, Mr. Aldrich. -9- -Ccj-xJ'Uf w K CME laculty Shirley Kuppinger Mrs. Margaret Kurtz Bentley Bolin Spanish, English, Modern Dance Secretarial Practice, Prom Chemistry, Higher Math Committee Mrs. Johanna Brawley Biology, Radio Club, Astronomy Club Mrs. Hazel Maxwell Thomas G. Moore Mrs. Kay Pratt Henry Prokop Psychology, Social Science English, Dramatics Commerce, Service Committee Science, Plane Geometry, B' Team Basketball, Sophomore Counselor, Drivers' Training, Aleck Burgess Jack Crawford Patricia Doyle Camp Comet Director, Boys' Physical Mrs. Margaret Chamberlain Drivers' Training, Safety Latin, Foreign Relations Education Librarian, Library Assistants Committee, Government Committee Victor Hoemanrv William Hoff Regina Jerzewiak Robert Johnson Typing, Economics, Junior Physics, Higher Math Social Science, M6fl'1emBfiCS, VHYSUY Football Counselor, Varsity Basketball Q, 'X Student Council Coach, Wrestling Coach y X XX t T' . 1' lt -- I0 - , I P .' Y Ea 'St' 'll J 1 U X- ii lf L i a, C .x -.xx ix , VVY 11' N laciulty Harold Ulbright Mrs, Alice Ulbright Robert Watson Charles Winscott William Voos Mathematics, Photography Art, Publicity Committee, Biology, Projection Club Drivers' Training, Art, Track Coach, Busy Brushes Wrestling Coach Social Committee Robert K. Chamberlain Helen Berger Social Science, Martin Barrett Typing, Crest, Sophomore Mrs. Margaret Bolin Standard Ring Committee Dietician Latin A . a Robert Cliff Helen Crawford Mrs. Jane Dieselhorst Gerald lmpey Guidance Director, Education Physical Education, G.A.A. Physical Education, G.A.A,, Mechanical Drawing, Committee, Psychology Health Counselor, First Aid Bowlin Assistants -11- laculty Not Shown: Mrs. Leonora Moreford Home Economics S-.Q Mrs. Lillian Rippstein Edward Tschannen Secretary to the Principal, Physical Education, Baseball Office Assistants Coach Al Schaefer Eileen Smith Martin Temple Bookkeeping, Plane Geometry, American History, Student Industrial Arts Junior Counselor, Service Council, Junior Counselor Committee William Nowell James Kneeland Mrs. Billie Ames Joseph Disser English, Sophomore-Junior Instrumental Music English, Debate Club School Patrolman Dramatics Paul Koch Mrs. Heloise Grawe James Kenney Walter Lauless Public Relations Director, Secretary to Guidance Department English, Rifle Club, Co-ordinator, Co-op Club SCOOP, Journalism Tennis Coach Q12- laculty Not Shown: Steve Fullbright Social Studies Mrs. Mariorie Livingston Merrill McDaniels Physical Education, Health, Physical Education, Football G.A.A. Minor Sports and Track Coach V-if' Mrs. Virginia Kampschroecler Mrs. Lucille Koester Howard Lewis Commerce, SCOOP Home Economics, Prom Social Science, Football Coach, Committee Junior Counselor Clarence Lang Mrs. Emma Middleton Mrs. Thelma Rhinehardt Richard Maddox Biology English, Pep Club English, Speech Social Studies, English O, gl! Q. I l Mrs. Rosemary Wimmler Florian Windisch Mrs. Glenda Ellis Home Economics Social Studies, English Secretary to Mr. Chapman, Office Assistants ,,'l3- officers President MIKE BLACKBURN Vuce Presudent RON JENKINS Secretary SALLY ARMS Treasurer TERRY SMITH student councul One of the most actuve organuzatuons un the hugh school us the Student Councul It was estab :shed un T945 at whuch tume ut had only suxteen fnembers Today the councul has grown to more than three tumes uts orugunal suze Exustung un an advusory rather than a governung capacuty the councul consusts of a fourteen mem ber Executuve Commuttee and one representatuve from each fourth hour class Thzs year all repre sentatuves schedules were arranged so that they wouud be scheduled for physucal educatuon thurd hour Student Councul meetungs were held durung the thurd hour on the days on whuch the repre sentatuves would have ordunaruly had study hall Monday Wednesday and Fruday durung the furst semester and Tuesday and Thursday durung the second semester The Executuve Commuttee met on alternate days I957 58 has been a year of fursts for the Stu dent Councul Thus year our furst Foreugn Exchange Student Masataka Fuuuta of Japan was brought to our school wuth funds contrubuted by the Fer guson Rotary Club The furst student talent as sembly was presented by the Assembly Com muttee Thus year also a new constututuon was wrutten under the durectuon of the Electuon and Ruues Commuttee Included un thus constututuon was a system of unutuatuve and referendum where by the student body by means of petutuons could demand the rught to vote on any ussue and could unutuate any other whuch seemed necessary Ours us one of the furst counculs to unclude such pro vusuons un uts constututuon The 1957 58 Student Councul receuved natuonal recognutuon when the 22nd Conference of the Na tuonal Assocuatuon of Student Counculs was held at 'VIcCIuer Junuor Hugh School from June 22 26 Tnus years councul was sponsored by Musses Euleen Smuth and Reguna Jerzewuak I . I I u , , - u Q I ' ' ' I l ' - - .. I 1 1 I . I - .-. . - 1 I r . g . . . . - I I D. - I , .. . 1 ' Q . .. , . . STUDENT Back Row Ken Press Art Ockel Fred Nordqulst Jack Thlrd Row Bob Ahlers Masataka Fupta Bruce Conard mutlt Sonny Qulllo Dlck Rees Second Row Mlss Jerzewnak Jud: Gluckhe tz Barba a Annette Smuley Betty Jaspers Miss Smntln I' O 3 4 :J O 5 3 m 1 -4 1 rn V- IW :r 'U m J :x -4 O 2 m vt rn L.. at J m 'Il 3 3 rn 1 3 of u--ds. Not ID plcture Carol Leonard Ro emary Wermke .ms H uses., I'lE.:'..:Il, l I onyx: I an nn 9 'nu nu s Q student council COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Patterson Steve Whute Lyle Stantper Larry Pelmann Bob Neel Audrey Hstsler Bev Lowe Jackne Sxmpson Jo Ann Bogdanor Lee Leh Mclntoslw Martha Franzlau Sue Mahoney Jane Mesnler Marllyn Fmney n Nancy Sherndan Sue Brace Rosemary Meeder Glorua Wnllnams Carla Atnlp STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Back Row Betty Jaspers Publ: tty Commnttee Jeff Estes Parlea mentaruan Slater Pu IC Relatlons Commlttee Don Spauld In Etlw :cs Comrnuttee re Schnell Assembly Commuttee Steve Sample Safety Commnttee Se ond Row Mnke Blackburn Pres: dent Terry Smltb Treasurer Laura Allman President of NA SC Sally Arms Secretary Ron ,lenkms Vtce Presndent Front Row Kay Thompson Educa tuon Cornmnttee Mary Btndbeu tel Socual Commnttee I5 I ,L . --e - C p 'V ' L F I, X A I ,,' y '54 71 I me - wa- ' 1 v I f X . 74,5 I ' K' ' ' xv: ntl . -Sf' ' ff- ' tw' I I T ' I 1' I I I H Ugg A I f T 2 : IC' A s ' . ' , , I ... 5- , I , I , ,A 5 ll ,E I Bull , bl If A Qk ,-f. 5 7,2 V . . . , f 1, ' 'a g,' . . I . , I . F d 2 , 1 9 ' . A - I 1, , R: YM 5, I , ' f . Z . ' : : . I .. , ' ,L P '. : ' , 5 ff Y '- , ' . . I' 1 , . I: , 1 I K' : - student council committees SAFETY COMMITTEE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Back Row: Jonn Crowell, Larry Peimann, Rich Roberts, Jim Back Row: Gloria Williams, Ed Peters, Lyle Stamper, Fred Nord- Johrison, Paul Thomson. quist, Butch Sclwoeninger, Tom Dunn. Second Row: Jane Mesnier, Leigh Williams, Nancy Kelley, Jackie Second Row: Betty Burgess, Fred Sclinell, Carolyn Weiss, Bob Carlson. Neel, Front Row: Barbara Freise, Steve Sample, Ken Press. Sitting: Sue Mahoney, Melanie Marshall, Carol Leonard, Donna Horr. student council Committees ELECTION COMMITTEE ETHICS COMMITTEE Back Row: Jay Petrea, Roger Belxle, Fred Watkins, Bill Chron- ister, Pete Powell, Jo Ann Bogdanor, Judi Gluckherrz, Back Row: Janet Holmes, Martha Franzlau, Barb Mclntosl-t, Jeff Front Row: Laurie Nienaber, Diane McCullough, Jar'i'f: Pens- Estes, Lee Lehmuth, Ken Crouse. minghaus, Ron Jenkins, Rosemary Wermkc, Patty Pa kes, Second ROW: Mike Repp, Jim Stark' Mary Flesch. Not in picture: Jim Ellern. Front Row: Doug Pauley, Don Spaulding, Dave Fleetwood. nn' ,Q 'U-v. SOCIAL COMMITTEE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Back Row: Harry Steinrnann, Jack Patterson, Bill Menish. Back Row: Jackie Simpson, Sonny Quillo, Janet Stieg, Dave Third Row: Carla Atnip, Jackie Aubuchon, Janet Knecht, Ruth Appel, Madeleine Martin, Judy Smith. Ann Bindbeutel, Sandra Horer, Annette Smiley, Second Row: Ann Bartelsmeyer, Mary Cobb, Marty Marshall, Second Row: Sue Brace, Sandy Meyer, Virginia Boynton, Barb- Jane Harris, Sarah Faughn, ara Jens Sue Hinderer .lii Gardner Front Rows Norma Borbein Jane Zimmerman Bett Jas ers. 1 1 A - f f Y P Front Row: Mary Bindbeutel, Sandy Dornan, ,, 17 - J., SERVICE COMMITTEE Back Row: Don Wyatt, Tom Stark, Dave Spadoni, John Stopple, Second Row: Bob Ahlers, Charlie Jones, Art Ockel, Gene Garo- falo, Dick Rees. Front Row: Jean Strain, Marilyn Finney, Bev Lowe, Harriet Begole. WELCOMING COMMITTEE Back Row: Penny Griese, Jane Mesnier, Theo Homeyer, Doug Pauley. Front Row: Dan Kenner, Stan Ries. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE Back Row: Richard George, John Clevenger, Jerry Brinkrnann, Pat Ott, Betty Ambrose, Tom Dunn. Front Row: Carol Hampp, Bobbie Evans, Delores Gantner, Bill Slater, Sande Carter, Betty Meier, Margery Williams. stundent Council war orplwans I. ir - ig. -1. JS M.. H1 ' Yum Kwang Sock x 1, I Korea li .Q i was W..--.. ' . ,gy I, .7 L , Q J Regina Zigmunds Germany N. A. S. C. COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Front Row: Mary Bindbeutel, Diane McCullough, Audrey Hutsler, Sue Mahoney, Kay Thompson, Jackie Aubuchon, Susan Morrison, Laura Allman, Delores Gantner, Sally Arms, Anina Guth. Second Row: Betty Meier, Bill Slater, Sarah Faughn, Betty Jaspers, Martha Marshall, Janet Steig, Jerry Aubuchon, Carolyn Weiss, Larry Schilling, Barbara Chamberlain, Sharon Brown, Madeleine Martin, Rosemary Wermke. Back Row: Carol Leonard, Don Spaulding, Brian Costello, Ron Jenkins, Fred Schnell, Dave Fleetwood, Jo Ann Bogdanor, Bill Davis, Ed Sheridan, Rich Roberts, Terry Smith. Not present: Sandy Meyer, Bill McGee, Tom Dunn, Virgil Lamkin. national convention This year, between June 22-26, the Ferguson- Florissant area will play host to approximately 600-650 delegates from forty-four states and five U. S. dependencies who will attend the Twenty- Second National Conference of the National As- sociation of Student Councils. Presiding over the conference will be Laura Allman, first girl presi- dent of the N.A.S.C. ln planning for this tremendous undertaking, Laura worked with the sponsors and student PRESIDENT LAURA ALLMAN chairmen of twenty-two special committees, of which approximately one-half the student body were members. Parents and businessmen throughout the entire Ferguson-Florissant area were also asked to help. The program of the conference will consist of discussion groups, special addresses, a banquet and dance on the Mississippi River aboard the S. S. Admiral, a performance at the St. Louis Municipal Opera, and many other interesting and informative events. Site of N.A.S.C. McCIuer Junior High ia. classes One by one Thy dunes want Thee Let no fufure dreams elaTe Thee Learn Thou flrst what These can Teach Adelaucle Anne Proder 20 Let Thy whole strength go To each. 4? uk Q W- .4 Q. N, ml ,ff F 4.1 iii Q 4 7111, Gi? H, W Mt 2 ai , ,L 1, . ,A ig ig 'iw r , Q Senior Class Qllicers In T945 46 the sensors elected therr frrst class officers who were nominated by the sensors In Student Assembly These otfrcers presrded at all JACK PATTERSON Presrdent aml axrlr all guru mm r 1 lm! A mul 1 rnullcr 1 rcs omml rr NN rlrnmrng, I omnm U ur snr ouncr r nun 1 ru our l T-rrshman loom 1 rs msn rs r 1 rc urn ummm rr Rrng tom 11 tu w xrronx mar mnlx QR Isrorx -l senior class meetings and cooperated with the class sponsor rn plannrng sensor tunctrons Srnce that date senror offrcers have become a tradrtuon KENNETH CROUSE Vlce Preslderrt Ri K Ulf ll UTUYT lfh fflkli 5 I L IX FU I rcs ommrtlcn 4 our Fnshmmn oct 1 T-rrshmm skubrll l J mor xrsrx Bags .1 uskrrbml' 7 X rrxrrx ootbxll 4 rrck 7 4 NASC Art Publruu Commune rn our school On December T9 the seniors of T958 elected therr ottlcers Jack Patterson presrdent, Ken NORMA BORBEIN Secretary Nr! 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I 1.1 .nn . Wu-wt - ' 1 ' , .1 . , '.rs11' . 1 .1 . Class of 1958 TIMOTHY ALDRICH I1LeIg Fappu uItLuu1 aug m at me rtlu n I-41 1L ' L Lu 10n1 I11sa11n Soctt Lnmr r1n11t1Ls ws 11 Lnntx 7 n r1n1ur1 utr n 1n1Lrs1t1L1n C I nttgom Dr1m1 N I IY1 UIITU til TT n1 rn THOMAS J ALWOOD ughltr nremurr s 111 rea t1t1t11111 ntur 1s L 1 PHYLIS AMOS v sluleit nle1.sur.x un tin LL 1 1 C LH Off! I Chl. Ill' N Sf StuLILnt l11ungL CL1mm1ttLL ROBERT ANSEL rtemllq c 1 111 1 1ot11111 1 11 1 r L JACQUELINE AUBUCHON te priomzlttu full fr rusrutlq oL 11 ommutu -I t1 11rn111n C 1r s 1 LL u 1L1t', Commun. T uxx ru11e1 11 Lrn I31nc1 urnur rom un1n11ttt ont r1ty nL 1 DIANA AUSTIN mm y nu nusl ntl Luux reulu I xL nn 11 Orugn ltnxns ommutc 4 1 111 .11 L 1 1 ex 1 o 1 1 Bas Lt .1 Honortrx Yootb1 Court . . ucu ty L-u - Iummt -' Class ol 1958 MARCIA BAKER 1 1 luu fu of un C U fir ILP! 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'Inn 1 1x 12 I JI 1 s o I us ncbnll rss Xml I rc In u mnr om mlllce Offrce Asslstmt -I First -hd -Mus ml -I X-XSC Banquet 1nd Ihnu Commun -I PATRICIA BRESSIE Dlmmutlue blzthe and rI1L.r Sad and ulorrrul mur Age fnu GAA I 3 nl 1 ragug B151 1 ea ue 15 2 1 Class 1: 1II Buxy Brus u GERALD BRINKMANN Always ready to do hrs xhur :th lhzs bnq you run! 11177110 ubln Relmllons Qommlllcn -I Sub C'unm11lu1 lhurmnn -I Photography Club 7 3 Inndml xtronomv Club :cn rcsuhnr 3 C 1 mc XXr1t1ng 3 4 Projectxon Club I -I Scoop Stuff -I XASC. Audio Vrsu1I Commntl SHARON BROWN uxrl when swan! and quul Lays II III 0.1 her frrends throuah ul! h.r days Iduunun fommrttcc 4 NAS! Food fdmmlllu 0 11rm.1n Junmr Drnmaucs Emir num K C1 mu ommx ee ngue 1s 1 1 1 our 0 .rn In 4 sI '1 ushn 1 u -I Xumnnuun rnmuru 3 u :cur-, Commun. 1r1 I In mum. :nur-rr 1 1 nur ROY BYRN Mn umm nr man 1 Icuur rxI1mJn F1.1xkeIb.1II Bn I 11 I nun Bmkerball 3 Nnnsly Tm k ' I Class OI 1958 JO ANN BOGDANOR I u.ruId look up uml Iru um! 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If lame rn uuur Ill 1 1 he 11111 41 rr Sl rms nrlilwn ommurzu I5r1n11l U 1r11w u Ir InIr1mur1 nkuhmll 3 MARCIA BROECKLING ure! and Lhmure In alan I full of un th a uurn Dance 7 ook u 1 ss oftbnll I xc I L 1 Narsx ' 11 foo STANLEY BROWN 1 un-I HurIlIIr1rkmg und Irkml bu ull ' ct graphx iIub I Scoop Stat' -I X N 1nnhn1mL lrmmuru -I JAMES BYRNES has hu groans! oy In huna ms! 11 reaulur oy Class ol 1958 DAVID D CALLIES 111 H111 urn 11 1 XASC Auduorlum Comm1tt1'c 4 MELVIN CARTER If I mar-nur do arm! :hmm 1 1 val! mix In 11 011 111:11 ll' X L U JUDITH ANN CARVER u.1 1 lull 1 ui urlu un 1111 111 1 ub utur1 1 1 1 11 1 ook C uh 4 1 1 1 I111 11 1l11 u X111 1m 711111 CONSTANCE COLEMAN pl1u1ur1 I 1111 1 MERLE COMPTON 1110 und 'nf rlmn -Xsscmbly Cnmm1tt11 'S Jumor lJr.1n11t1cs mga Crcu 3 4 lJr.1n1:1t1L1 Clan 4 Clrclnx r1 Gnls C1l1.e Club Accompamst 4 GAA I oulmg Club 1 3 Mo 1111 ance 4 ropctmn u 7 4 'Vlcmbus 11 Commxttu C h11rm1n u 1111 C on1n11tt1 111rm1n 3 l1br1r1 11111 nl OIf1c1 111 1 NAS 11111 C11mn111111 4 BRIAN COSTELLO H can uork utlh thx' hun it -lm! laugh u.11h the rollnsl 1 1n1bly C 1n1m11111 3 Lxtcutnt Comm11111 4 9 r11c1. Con1m1ttt1 Ch.11rm.1n 4 NASC B1gg1g1 1nd C.hccI11'oom C omn11tt11. Chnrman 4 Fund 1111.1 0 l Cnun 1 rl 1t1tr1 7 Junxor X :1r11 1 loo b1ll Jun111r 1:1111 tb 1r111 oo 1 X1r11 1 11b1ll l ru 1n I ro ec mn r 1 tnnu' L 1 rt 1 1 4111 N 11t1r 4 1r1 011111 11 1r1n 1 S 11 x REX CAMPBELL lh1rt' are smtlcs thu! nmlzt uv happr-J SAN DRA CARTER Iurky lou-ly happy and gau 'l vm1I1 for all uho como hcr ual! Idutmuon COmmllItC 2 Llrctxon Comm1tt1c S11r1.1r1 3 Publ1c R1l.1t1ons C'omn11ttcc Qccr .1r1 4 NAQC' lnforn1.1t1on 1nd l l111p1t1l1l1 C t1mm1lt1c' 4 Junmr Dramxuca Z l3r1m1t1c 1 1d 1 1 Cram 3 4 Coitumc om 111 1 1 nn1m1tt11 4 111r 11r 1 M' u Nl1x11I lnicm Q ountx 1oru1 I11 nxktx 1-1 uc' o 1 1 1 4 'NI1111 D 1 11 ruxhm 3 7 -I llmnt Commlt 11 ture 11 11's 0 n111'1t1 S1111 1 S 1 f 4 MARY FRANCES COBB 10-.h I 111.1 apo 71 l111ty Con1n11tt11' 4 Jumor 5 1m.1t111 r 1 1' C u 4 CA 111l511I1 t 115 0 1 .1 4 C'l.111 Soft 1 11 1 4 Tn A l N xr cltn n1 l's11k1 1 1r11t', 111 Hoc c1 N 1'11 11' 4 Socnl Con1m1 1 111rn11n untnt 1 1c11 'X ond 1 u111s Iun11 r mm L11mm1ltc1' A 111t1nt 3 1 1 ub lt t 11 1tt1 11rn11n Tutu B11 1 4 Iom1c11m1n C11n1n11tt JUDITH COLLINS lu of fun nut uL1r1lun1 -X 1 C ub BERTHA ANN CONRAD 4 natural q1rl tulh u Xuuf smlle 1rI11l11 lg Chool JANE COUCH 0 you: :Il a all nm JOHN PATRICK CROWELL U1 1U 1 1111 11 111111111 1 r111n11 11 11 11 1 1 mm 1 1 111 b 1r1111 1 1 1 un111r 1 1 111 N B1n11111 I7 T AL WILLIAM DAVIS 11 11 1111 1111 1 11 1 Iommu N SC Xu1I1 11r1un1 4 mn urn 1 1 1l1n 1mm1ll11 111111111 1 r 1 11 111111 Slrmg u1rl1l 11111 r11111r1 I111r1m1111I 1 lhll v1 11 1 111111 1 1 fn, Io THOMAS DUNN I lk l LI. Ill N 1111 7111 I 111I 11un 1r11 n 1 11 111bI1 UUIITTII kk Tllfn T1 k A I 11111 1111 I umm 1 11 n1 11111 1 111 111111 11 1 1 I'h1x1ogr1 1h1 1 b u Xsl rononx 1 u rlh 111 1 1 11ur u Rndlo C 11 111111 11. C UK 3 I RAY ELLIOTT 111 num, un 1n1r 1urnr1l 11 rn 1r1Ju11n Spanx ur 11:m1rr1 r11hm11 E111 1 1r1111 I 001 .1 r 1 m1n .1 1 I51sI111 A YNIIX T YSILX SL I 1 1 ROBERTA EVANS 1 - 111 ell, 11r rf 1- 11 1' '. 11mmi111'1- I 111ir -, C111 1 ' .1.1u' '1-1', .111 1 ' 1 . -1 1. , . 1111.1 , ROBERT FAIRBANKS '. 4111.1 1 1'r!11l 1 1.1 111 IM11I111gfI11b If-I RHI.-4I11h T 4 In1 I1111Iv11'tI'11'I ' -I r11:111r,1I 'Ny WY 'aa F1 1:1 Class of 1958 ELAINE DAVIS 1111 r 11 11 1n1 1 1 1111 1 1 1111 1gI 1 1111 115 GERALD DRYSDALE JAMES ELLERN 11 1111 1111 11111 mr' huu 11111 1111 111111111 11111111 111ppIu 11 I 111111n1 11n1m1 1 1 Un I1 I ll I' Nl H12 ITL 1 11 n 1.1r 51 ll u 1 r1 1111111 u nw S1111 1 JOAN EMERY Iluleslu I1qI111 I1 r 11,u1f 1 1 F1111 I1 11 1 1n u JOAN FAHRIG 1 1111111 1 -1 1 1' ' SARAH ANN FAUGHN .x' ,1 ' UI' T 1' N 1 11 111112111111 In-r ui' 11- 1 11' 1' I'11hI1111v 11-mnmitluc -I. NAV Scr.1pb111-I1 I11111 111 11 lh 111 -I S1 ' I S1 11 ,11rm. . Agn Crrw 3 4 I1-11 uh I Iiusx' Bru1I'1f1 3 -I Auburn IIIXIY 111111 I I N.1t111nAI II1wn1-r S11c1c1v 4 CIass OI 1958 LOVELL FENDER 1 1 11111 1 1 11 1 F111 DAVID FLEETWOOD 1 111 111 1 1 ' 1 1 I1 I 'HMJ1 h1u111111111l 1 1111111 r 1111 11111 1 1 S11 11 1 1 1l 1 11 11 1111 11 EARLE FRANKE 111111 1 1 1111 1,1 11111111 111! 11 1 1 1 111 111111 1111 41111111111 BARBARA FRIESE L IH111 1 1111 1111 11' 11 11 11n 11 1 411111 111 1111 1r1 S 1 1 C11 1 1111111111 1n1n111111 111 11r111c C11rI1 11 I 15,11 Xml 1 1 1 111 I'-11 1tI'11 'Ir11I1 1 610111 I1xx S11 1 11 11 IIKX 1 1 11111 1 1 1 111111111 S1 111111 1111 11 1111111 111 1 MASATAKA FUJITA u 1 11111 1 1 1 1 11n1r1r 1n1 1r 11 11111111 111111 11111 1l111ns 1n1n11 1 1 Ll 1 JEAN GASAWAY u11I 11r1n1 111111 r1llu 1 1V 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11I1 Hit YCKHKHI IX 1 JEAN FENWICK ru 1 ' 1111 111111 1 le 1 ULL1 1 1 1 1 NORMAN FOWLER 111 1 1 1111 1, JO ANN FREE N 1 1 11 11 111 111111111 111 111 1111 i11I1111 1111111 MARY LOUISE FRIEDA 1 1 1ru 1111111 I 1111 111 r 1 1 I'11 r 1 1 1 N 11 r11 X 111 1r II1111111111111 1 1111111 11I1I 1 1 1111 11 1 DELORES GANTNER 11 1 1111 1 1 11 111 11h1 I'YI11 Ylllkt lltll 5 1 fl! 1111r 1 1 1 111 1 111 1111111 11111 C11n1n 111 111rn1111 un111r 1111111111 S 11111 Jr1m11111 1 1 1 Alglll I KIKITYII 1 1 1 1111 11 P11111 11 11111 11111111 I 111111 11 1 r1 11 111 ROXANE GLASER OPPEL 1 1 1 11 I1 1 lr 111 1111 1 lr CORASUE GOLDEN 111111111 llh r 1 1 I lm 1 mu 111 1111 1 111 1m1 1 1 111n1n 1n 111n 1 111 1 1111 HUIN ULQHI K Ulfll x 1 et N 1111n1 111 1 GARY GRONEMEYER 111111111 H1 1' CAROL HAMPP 1 11117 7 1111 1 1 NX HN! 1 1 1111111 S 11111 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 111 ETTA HARL 1 111 11' 1 1 1 1111r 1 1 C 1 1 1511111 UL AX lll 11 1 1 ROY HARTMANN J -I 41 I 1 '1 111111111 11 1 7 L11 Lt L lllf XXS1 1111 11 11m11111 X 1 JOAN MARIE HELLMER I . ,1 1 .11 ' 11' .1 ' . 11' .1n11- -, - 1 ' .1 4, m.1111 . 111.- . . I .U Class of 1958 GARY GRIFFITH 1111 1l 1 1 11hl 11111 1 1 11 1x1111rs mr 1, 1, 11111 111111 151111 1 11 11 11 1 1 5 1 Qulr 1 1111111111 11 111 1 WENDELL HAMLIN 1 1 JOHN E HARDIN 11 1 I 11 1 111 111 111 1 151 111111, RUTH ANN HARRIS 1 1.1 Lrr 111 11 ru CAROL HEGGARTY r 11 1 111 'W 11111111 pluu 1111 pun 1111 11-1111 1 1 1 N 1 1111g r r r m 1 NU1111111 11111n 1 1 1 N 111n11 1 11111 XX1n1111.1 N111 1 1 'knl11.,11n 1 1 11 1 1 11n11111111111 1 111111111 11 1111n1 1111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111 1 1 11111r1um 11 I 1lfYT'1 UH mn 1 JANICE HEMMINGHAUS P1 h ur 1m 111 r 111111 ami 11 11111 11 11 11111111 1 11111 g 1 n 111 1 11 1 n11 1 1 I1-' 11 1 .1 .141 - - - 1 1 11n1m111-- . 1 S1f1,1 . ,111 - ' 111111' 1 . . 1 1,1 -' . . Y 1 -' . 11f1Q1p1. 1 .11 1 - . :X11fS1.1r Basket .1 31.1 1 . .111 '.1r1i11' ,1 -1 .1 , ' .1 f ' 11111 '11 -' -. 'u1u1' i . 111. .. ' X'I.:111111'111 V f.1pt.11n 1-1 I ub1:1l1 I 1mm1t1-' '. Sf 11111ng 11mm111c1- N, SC' H ' ' -1 k1vr11111 .'.1r11'1.1 . 1 KK ' ' Class of 1958 LAWRENCE HEMPEL AArA An A EDNA HENKE II f AIA LAIY IAA A A AAA 7 Ars I IA1' A AA bull A A A A A AA AAArn n RAAAA SAAAAAA Am A A li A AA SKA A I AA AA A A SUSAN HINDERER A A AAA ll WAI A AA N uAIAn! Awumxl wrAAAxl A AAAm A Amm1tXAA IA Amm AA Av mul I A AVA A FTHIIAA Aumn AA A A AA AnA rAAII THEO HOMEYER A A uAiAnl o ncll A AprAAAnl1t1A EduA1rAAn AAmmmAA :An fAmmAr ng fn A TYUJLIAN llll K Kun Lklk unmr Ur1m1uAA 3 Anmr r1m1AAs K mr , C' - : A'.mAurA'r : C Aus Hoc A'A' ', . A -Amr A' . A' A - n A IAA A A' . , 'JAH' A' .AA A' A1 .- . 1 A -A Ah.A - : mmf , ,' ' ,Angm ,Rm A . 'A1wA'n 'Au V' .' A .x .f . A 'A' ' . - '.1rAllA' ' - -' A Emu -. , ' 'A nix . - A Anur Auugu' I lngpcn . k ' I . A . A , IAAmA'AAum1r1 ' A A - xA-A' ' I -I N 'A'IcAAnnnA1 Commit A'A' ' Allv , Am' Z- : rA'.A A A'r : ' AA Aw A'A' : AAxAlA1nl I ' if ' Aumnall . A lwlrcw A-r'mA, AIAA A A 'f f I .' 1AA'n run ' Ckmmn 'A A .'f SC 'c -A AA wn -- , NAAriAAnAA 'Ionur Socicty . DONNA LEE HORR '. t ' l'r7A'Iy .AAL'A'A' A I A gm un -AA: ., , xAIA'nr Ivunci A'prA-AA-ntn c -1 'u xc -IAA- uAvnA Awmmmltur -, A' AAA'm A' ,ummnucc . . Sf . cctin AwAsn1A im A' AH , Sccrumrv , unmr Ilramnliu -, . Algc Irv ' -3 Drama A 3 ' '. . A1 'A' rcw . 'A A A : .' ' AAA 'uv fo IJ. Il , I ' .vA1 AA' PmAIAA'lbAxII -. '. .Ain -. ' ' A'A A' 'w Ay' A -. Axplain - 'A'nmA , ' I A ' . IA' A' ' Am A 'A' A 5AuA1rAI . -w . , Suv' I'wruA 1A'A N A1AIA'rn A A' . w In 1 Al : , lx .A , A , .A'AAn1 -A A An H AUDREY HUTSLER ' f kzr. 'AAAAAM 1 A . ,rr A'mA1I K In A A zA' 'AAArA'A' AAAIA' 'i ci ' ' ' . 'orcil 'A ' h ' 1 . 'IIA' A I . IA .I I 'IUKVA' N ,iA A'cAv AHIA: - :fu A Clirx KA . I. A , - Aw A' as -1 .1 A AA ' EP' A . - Al AA A '. -2 A - AAA .umm ' ' ' Al mu ' . . . ' ' gr. 'Aw Au -'A' l AA' ' A z- 1 A A , A XV GERALD HENAGE A n rrA A JANE HERTLEIN A. IA A1 xx X I YN KX I I Il AIA A A A A r IIAsnA GE RALDI NE HOLTSHOUSER A :A AAUA AAmA JAMES HOOD V. ' AAWI AA A,1, nv . A, y- A1 ffm A- ' fA'r'A'.A1l A A nA , DOROTHY HUTCHESON .' ,AMAA mlm 2. ASA u hl'r1AA, .W LAX c .AA C . u A1 Y 3 .I ' ,A'.AguA' A'cIA 'A' 3 Tcmpomn' I .A A'AbA1lI X nn- .xgur 4: 5' -f 'cc ' A A' X um 'r- xw 'Am ' 'A' A1ArmA -I. fc, XYriling, A A- A 'A - . I Z A' ,f . Saou f uAAnA-AA S .1 : li .AnA ,A A- , . A-rm.AuAAn A A AAAp' . .'AuAAn.m A r ,AAA ' ' DENNIS ISENBERG A 'A' A' A.A A 7 . AWA' I ' 'rx . : 'rA'AI1nmn I' Av I1 . , 1' ' 'A1rA' ' - 5r'AI1m. IMA C - A , r.: A AA - .A ' lnAr.AmA1rA1 'Ac ' ANN JACKSON 111 L1 IL1u11I'1r'a L1 LL 111111 1rL11x LL SLI 1n 11 L L I x I IL11L 111 ONALD JENKINS 11.1 1 1 11Ir1m1 LpIul'L L 1 L 1InLII I1L1n11L 11LLn1 11nLI I Lsmrm LL L Ln1n fhnrm L1L111L SI LIIxIn11LII1 L L I xx X1sxL 111 L 111111 1I XX L1 r L1 m Cumnx I CI1111m111 L 1 I L L b 'I C ounrx ibn ux r1n111r1I 1s L 1 Sun R 11 usmux 1111 Lr Lx I LI1 11 11 1n u1I 1nL Suv 111111 n r SLL LESLIE JOHNSTON L L L SIIIU n 111111111 In 1 X 1pILvL1 L1LI 1LI'1n1rnLI IL lx Igv SLIILILII Sl ns rl L111n11 DAVID JONES L I L L L L L1 ROBERTA JONES RICHARD KASTOR I 1 I I 1.11 N 1 N 111 url IruL I I1 ,I I1IL 1 ., I 111 CIass OI 1958 ELIZABETH JASPERS 1 1111 1 lrnm 1 Lum 1 ll I' r Llrl SL1x1 Lr11m1l L x Ln1n11 L I1 1L L 1m111LL 1111n11n u11x I1m1111ttL Ln1L L 1 1111111 111111 M1111 vL lv xl I mxg r r 1 L L 1m Lr11l1LIr1 Lmn11t1L II1nL1r L1L1x BARBARA JENS 111 r LLIIL IL Ll 1 1111111 11111 IL 11LI 1 1 Ll LL1 n IL nur SIL11l'L1 ILL 1 L 1n1x11Lx 11L LLnLrx II 1rI1I11LL LI1r C11 L YTUIILL L 1111 L 11 L I 1L1r 1 uL Ln1 1Lc1L1r nxLm n5Ln1 L 1 lL 1s L N-X B1nLu I 'nn mc omm11tLL u -I Imnl Com PubI1c11x Comm1t1LL -I LIu1d.11-LLL O ss1s11111 -I X S T1 IL 1 S1ILx Commn LL CHARLES JONES III11' rLL rw: o do I stu n11lIL SLrx cL nmmnl L Fruhman F041 J X rLslI1ng 1cIL I lntrnmura Bu L XKSC In1L1rm111c1n 11-d HOL 11111x Kam RALSTON JONES h L 1LL LLL Mn no Llou I 1x In1m1 LL SoL11I CL1mm1t1 un 11 11 LL r11'111Ls u1L S 1 nu Lxpnn Soculx Lux LI 11115111-IL 1 L1rLLuL LnL1x LImmI11LL h1Irm1n LxI1m111 1 Xsrmmn u L 1 In I 11 c1LnLL 1nd 1 :L u N SC -Xrl I1L1Ix m mil! 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RICHARD KLEIN I I x L r I I rw mx purul PATRICK JOHN KLINE L ufrlfu 11 If mr r 1 nxt mg I ruhmun IYNI m ll SK x 1 CAROL KOTALIK LKIUX III LI LLUI-IN QIIVYIIIYVLI fill' 11 fm! hulxnm 'il' DANIEL KELLEHER HL ' :Ir u 1 L I I umm: IL Smwr Ilrxmx L urnn Su our n 0 K mspnrrnmn L w PAUL SEDGWICK KILLMER I Hu rum un: mu nw Lune um Onhulm :ul 115 nmx on .1 I I 14 I 1 Nun na 1: FREDERICK KITCHER I nu ru! In ROBERT KLEINSCHMIDT Y V AHL SANDRA KNIBB .1 HHH I LLII VIRGIL LAMKIN I Aux Il. 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I.b 1' A '11 I .'.-XS-K V ' 151fuI1v Iyungv K v 111-1 4 .. 33 - Class ol 1958 DAVID MARSHALL is a hou Luth Im In ls a mum In II um fume ootbull nd arc tn mr 3 otogrtphx Club l rrwi cnt X ice rwidt-nt 3 tat 4 Scoop QM it u Y1ccPrIst Lnt rcnomx Club tturt u u RAY MARSHALL RITA MARIE MARTIN Rn I xI I I Iltmun 1 Sit Irx I nr s utrtt mr IIII Stu I it WILLIAM MCGEE ' 'ith . IIII1 III I I' I' tt' . tull I . -. , In I- I 'VO I - . F I L -I ' I K' I - . RONALD MEADE 'I- ' . . to .x i 'Im lu p nur. un' ' U 'ur 1,1 'tm II'I1aI'. ucntirn it I -. Ii. vt' iommi t . . .tp ivw lf 1 .noun 'omn'Iittvc. is' 'II 'r .n - 1 Qurious Savage : Amahl and ic i ht X isitori' : I 'ational 'l'I1rxpian .' civty , , ama ics f - 1 ' mir - , 'sunly f orus 1: 2 wm c - : 0 '5' Ci vc 7. tb A 1 nys' uartct -1 ' c f , rI':I5urcr 3: mint-n 1 Yr 'nn ' f , .ound ffonimittcc. Q airman , . llrcvi'w iommittcc, I airman : X - 3 I3nnm mor Guard 1- . RUBY MARLENE MENZEMER l'l'L'I1riIIux, lhuughlful. full of un, ll'I'1h a frirndly amilv for cL'I'rtfonv, .' udrnt Council Rcprrscntalivv 3: ubi' va ions fnmmittu' 3: frcrt' ar' 1 Drama ics , f agr C cw , 4. Costume Yom i vc 3: INA cf lw Committcu 4, Choir 43 3ir 5' ' -r C -A : ftoir . vcrctar' : iir s' I vxtctu' 1 inscmblt- 4: Publicity Committee 3: l3.nd Z, : I ajnrcttc Z, . Amahl and thc 'Night Visi- tors z - : In-si cnt 4: Nollcy I1 fo-Manager 3: Claw Hockry 3: Claw Vo cy- I 2, 3 i I a' , 1 Varsi V' Vo v' A Z. 2 ' t c ,cague Bas .ct It 43 GAA Bean 3' 'Ii PCP Club 2-4: Trancportation Com' mittee 3: Scoop Staff 43 Quill and Sqmll 4 NV:Ishington High School I: NASH l3:Inquvt and Dame Committcc 4: NASH Tickut Sala Lommittcc -I. MARTHA MARSHALL ith hIr uah anII Luth h r LI 'llarry tu!! aluaui nmkr I1 hit Struct Commune l Publicity Commitue Z 4 NAS! Publicity Lommtltu Lo Lhatrmm 4 Junior Dramaltcs 2 itnior Drmmitt s lu Iicity Commtttrc Khnrmm 4 xslt r 3 Xttiont Ttcspian 9 cutt Cut f tht Lruxhcd Pntuntts O Init Shows cr Vlcdtle our 4 num -I Q s ctball tt It uc L x I vague 3 s rus ts u Point Lommtttu l 'lrtnsportition CLmmtttce L U lTlll I L 1IlOl'l U 'Xitmnml Hvnor Socutt -I MADELEINE MARTIN l ,fwrsomilxty Ihul mah Q In r Ioqallu that htcps thru uIltrt ounct Iprmtnlmtitt rtict ommi I c ion I n It tr 'u lic xcltttons Comrntttu 3 Publi-itt nm m tttt 4 I coming Cnmmtttu X ruling Room Lommitttt KI: I huirntn tgt. r vu 'N 1 t up fommitt tmtltcs C utld I C. u I u ictty Commttlu r ti x tcut tt oircl st rut x omtcwnting Commttttt -I R ding I tttr Id mx 'loyx for or Sopho mort tgrtmtgt Junior 'rom ltr tn tfnttry toni xnor r it S sl nt uw I 318 cnnrtr 0 1 yur Sli I I t t :tor in Q, I and Scro CAROL MC DONALD 1111 Il xtIII n ur I If I Iitnl fonimitru orIit,n 1 tom tat 4 unior rtmtttcx SI tLrI3rtm1 N 1 I Lvl Natrona 'lh I nn mutt nt C tr s ttrx 0 1 Y' X I KL L I I Ll Ll It tbill ug I Bulttt I 1 Ut C l 'I 3 ll X uxlitx min um EDWARD MC GUIRE z' - ' It mu- h'm. un I II'I hu man, -L r ht' I. I I' I'L'I'rgo I irvshnian :no al l 3 Sophomore Foot .1 -3 'I rsity it I , 'rm in . . l'rI-xhntan Ixlwtball , ' Is c .t -. BETTY ANN MEIER .'vI . ' 'r In , vr :I , and hI'r friI'mIs. . idcnt 1 c' ' . ' : u I' lelatinns omntittcc -I: NAM, C'omn1unif.ttiom lmnmit- rv. fs- ' .' I: : ttnior Jramatt-I . -3 . nc Girls 3 SI-niur amaticx . bg, . I I. Inna A 'ws Xian . ocirl ' , . , 'rutary : I .i I- R w Z-4: llcwtuntr Comntitta' Chair- In 5 l3uxim-xx fonintittxw. Chairman . 2 A A - 1 .' ' .nm uc ful a , -1 'v 'I b Z-41 Publicity Commi tee Iluman 'ations C'ub : Cfnnvcrxaliun C u 3. I'.- 'nnal amor Socicty ., , JOHN H. MEYER h ny u'1II mu I this aan '. In. HI' has a frmndly I1l'sp4:sIIiun. ow' Cilcv ' u 3 c extra , ,vu I 'rcstling Z-4: cnnis Z: ' c Lu NI fl T'cI-wt Sales Committee -I. SANDRA MEYER In-r huppu. m-wr blur, wm.'1zm.- uqrllu. uluquux Irur. vcml lcrmmtlrc -I: NAM, Banquet .md Danu- vmnutrrr, V0-Chnirnmn 4: Girls' Glas Club LI.-X.-X I,-I: Pvp Cflub I.-I: Point Com:-niuuv . 5rcmI fkurnmmcr, fh.1irm.m 4, Junmr Cf.m4Iv Alu 3 Iiuxx' I'mruxh.'s I, 44 X'ImIcrn I7nx1Lc I. Ir-.vm I.--mlwxutcc 3. LOIS MIEHE .I m :he hr: III Ll I LIU! I I RAY MILLER un I I I I JAMES MONROE Lburu nulun dmeruvs mlnmufmn rx Kommn U .x up C Ommlllu N-XSL Trxnxporuunn Cummnlul -I Intrxmurxl sk :bull X uuun lummnrtu SUSAN MORRISON uulrllex ibut pmmue surcess rx Knmmnltee 2 Publlcxty Lommxrtu Irugn I mllons ommnltee 4 1 L nvu 1 L up fommllue mrman Z 4 lnunml .spun ucnly Iruuhnr -I mor 1m mum Hugh Xhndow m Cnrlx u 'I Snmnrs Drxmltncx r x In our nsnmbh x 0 In L u Irhxll m u Irxnsporunmu ummlllu xml nmmuttu I umm .ming forrupondnncg Commune Chanrmm -I Sf I u I IrungL Commnruw inihnrmln 11 n ru Xmlmnml Honor Sncnl PATRICIA MUELLER IMI ru an un X mr IIIIH rhe bn! wrm rf humor umlfr Ihr I p flub Ln I Class of 1958 BARBARA MICHEAL ' Hn Lu' Ium. mnlh a u.'r14hmu zumimux Iharmf' inrls' ble. lklub I. Cl.-XA I. 1 Pup C,Iub I. Z. GARY MILLER Ik m lg I ns I II C urloux mx LL ur Numnml lhcspnn -I Plmmgrxphx C. u 1 Sump Phongrm x XXXL mn mul wmmltlu NRS! Lum l I I Idm rm mu II JUDITH MITTENZWEY Ir H4 I I sn I u I gr Ui I 1 xv L Club x uthlrm Hug S 5 o X XSC Srudmt uungx Commun 4 RICHARD MONTREY .ur mu: mufh bu! h than S a ol I ruhmm I-rotb1II I .Iumor Narsnry FooIb1Il In tbmll ra XX res I v JUDITH MUCKLE -I blg bubble of happrmii mums K lltle In Lybnl HIL Imgue 9oftb1 Ilttle ngum Is L 1 C 1pm1n Book C u u L ' Club -I Parade nmnnuu ulurn 'Inc Irs of Amnrna -I us I m NKSC XX flung oms nn III JUDITH NASH Iluuqx MIFPLI uluuqs rlrmmnll I sr ludn :X :uw bngmm hy, 1 X P u mmm S ugh Schnc Class OI 1958 WALTER NEGWER I.L1uL1h Lum! !L1l:L' lzfv easy. NOLA NIX fax! r Lr L 1 sp nur ry CLIL JANET O DELL r L Lf L DORIS OTTEN uppn L yy f l Nl I I Co up 1 1 RONALD OSTENDORF L L mv L Iudl r xufrrxx ilu LILLU r SC' I ummm L umm! me lnln rzl I5uILL!bxI ' us Hug Qc of DOUGLAS PAULEY 1 hlunn If u.Lm1Ln pzlle mq mar mL rm! LL q Lu ocnI omm1uLL I-lhxcs Commxttcc 4 rcshnnn I rlb1II N mrsnty Foot A a um -4 I'rLsI7m1n Bmvkrlbmll 'Ls ctball run ms Ll 1 Nunn 1sLbmII Lunor r Lm Lr I -4 Sc L Ihwwm Lu 1LwmmmLL ALAYNE NIEHAUS WASHBURN Far muu wr wurflr hL'fL,rL- we flml, u hmzrl so xuzllmy and .xo kxmlf' Choir I: Pup CI.Lb I-4. ULLX I: Office Ani- smnt Z, -If. ANN NOLE H Y VL INJ r.Lr pr wr- lr x C b ub Lumn I Lv nL1rnx L Ami x w nm, L mx Inmnuu PATRICIA OTT u L rw IL LLL P L mm Lxnuru on ubln ILI1t1Lnv fom ILL LLLN IxLpnrrLr urucr t1on1I on r IL I munnmllonx k.omnmlLL -I X X81 LunL -L L L ummm u L LrLw xx LL L 1 wr L L L PAUL OSBORN IL RONALD PACINO I L11 lx r Ln mnncx C Iub In I gn X1 lu one smns :nl Lr Nmlmnm ns p mn Socnlx -I nrxu -I Pmlulxon K u rL1xurLr 7 umm! 3 Trap om mmm mm 1 Inh rmmuon In npnxlnx iLmmutLL KEVIN PAULEY uns bum frr wrmllunq nu Mm u.hL1l ua: LI' mrsnlx nolbxll ns! In Ireshman 1GIulb1II lrulx Lnnn Iunlor vsmlx mL 1 C X Ilnnorxn Vlcm Lr I L :LII IMA JEAN PERRY r 1r xn 1 LIU: PAIRICIA ANN PHELAN 1 1 I 1 1111 1 1 K1 xx 1n PAUL PLAVNI 1111 1111 U 111i1nI L L rLsLnl1t1xc L u11L1t14'n Cc1n1m1 ee 1111. 1s111r1 1u1 Lund 111111111 LL Cc fhurm 11r1Lt rc ns 11 111111 1 n r L1h1Ls 11-.IX Sng Pnnd 81111111 v1 an 1 Com Com Crux Sxrmg, Honor Lnm xuu L1 x 11111111111 1 1 w 10111 X lu PETER POWELL 1 111. 11L xl' 1L1L111 Xl11r11111 11111 rn rum on m1K1 4 Dr:1m1 Lnnn 7 JOHN PROSSER 1 rf 1 1111 L1 Q11 411 1I 1 1 1.511 '1 1111111111 51411 J11r1 1 L1 LOIS RALEY HLA II 1' 11 L1 11s Class of 1958 EDWARD PETERS 1 pu 111 lmhu 1. fb. 1L um I1 I1 LL Tr11upor11t1on HIUI' N IRL 'lf X1 1 T N T A 11 N ULHIS 1 1 11111111 LEE PLANK 111 11 n 1 1111 JAMES PORZENSKI KENNETH PRESS 1 L1 XX ff Ll X 111 1 1 1 111 111 111111L Ll UNI L r x 1 L 1111 N11 Slfl UH IANLRA 1111 1141 111111111 1 L11uLn11n Lx L 1 C R S 11 4 xarusmg XL1n1a 1' u 111 LSLO1' 1'1n1 11 1 L11 11Ln1l 111111r 1L11 n 1rn1111 1 L 1 n 1 X L X11J1n L11 1 ELLA MAE PULLIAM 1 1111 L1x n1LJ 11 1 n VIRGINIA RAUCH 111112 1 L41 11ml 1 l1r'l :S Lwcu CIass OI 1958 DAVID RAUTH rl humliuml appturanfu I wllnl ncurnrncndaluon ublucuty Cnunnuutru 3 'NAQC' Transporluluon Commutteu 4 Chour Z 3 Freshmun Football l Junuor N rsuty Foolbull 7 Frcihman Bash! B Basketball 7 lntrumurul Buskct 3 4 Co nm BRENDA REAGAN A blush us btaurtful but often mfrnuenulnl A I 4 .151 0 m bull l. K t len ut .uskubull I C Iusa Bmskctball 3 Class Hoc u tur c t C luis Sol 1 rsuly Softbull 4 u u Tun! ut xusuuuut K WALTER RICE rtclx XX rcitlun RICHARD D ROBERTS Ilm tulhoul lmusluml len uuthruut excuse S lly Cmuunuttu 3 -I NASH lnformutuon und Hospululuty Cnnunuullu Coihuurmun 4 XX rextl Ing M1n:ugcr l BARBARA ROTH 4 l q ua ul 1 Hy Iullz ut CAA ss u L KAY RUSNACK 1.12 yes an b qht hvr Loufu ls a Har Leng smull drums gltonu z1u.au Student founcul Rcpreunlnluu 3 Publucutx fommuttcc 3 Modern Dunn Ilp Cl 'tus X Hugh School l JOAN RAY L nurruux Fur :male rhrturlh sumhunz' and FUI!! rx lt l four BARBARA JO RICE Her happmcss ls conmgtous Qludtnt Councul Representatuuc Z Publuc Rtln tions Comnwtrev. 2 Educatuon Commuttel 4 Junuor Drumarucu Z 3 Publucuty Commullcu. Stage fruu Z 'I 'Nlake up Commutlec Gurls u ee Club 4 luttle' Lea 2 olleybzull NASC Ston Commuttu 4 Scoop .uf 4 l:cIu or un uef 4 lubrury Asiusun ucl ssuetunt tv u 'Xomunuluon Commltlcl -I Pount Commuttcl 4 omlcomung I undt Cnmmutul KRI I WILLIAM ROBB -l truer lruund Lannot be found ruck 2 Nnrsu Bac et .1 4 .lunuor Rotanan 4 Normandy Hugh School I XKSC Trtnspottutuon Lommutttt und Tu l-ul Sult, 4 DOROTHY ROBERTSON 9ulet and Lottlu BARBARA RUNNELS 'lluays rwadq ruth hfr uut lu muh? you stop and laugh u but HA 4 utl ruue JSCIJ g 4 Junuor At mu mlnt 7 ccre ary ook u nsu nt 3 onuersu on ub Bun llurus ts uct Assuxtunt -I St Ihonuux Atquunux Iugu Slhool I MARLENE SAHAIDA Suectlu sennr- Xuuutr Hugh School I ish- .A . V 1, . F . ' - A - 'x a CLI I' GI-' Club 5 ,h ' 2. 3. I7 ' ' ' Q ' 1 .' . . . . ' bull up ,- ff' . . .I - b.uIl . 3 .-1 4. .I l f , - I - F . ', Vi' Y- Ah 'H . Z: . . GA - 1 CI , V lI'y . 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' 5 , I I I STEVE SAMPLE 1 A p 11 1111A 111 111111 1A11lAi HI ul 1 A1A1111111A A 1 CA 1 11 1111 m1n AAu111A 111n1n A 1nA 1A1AA1r1 I A1A111A1A1 J11AAIA 11A1n1 1n11r 1x1A1 IJAb11A 1A1n1 A1mr11111A CI1111m1n S1 1111111111111 A IIA1A1111111 Cum 11111 A 1 1111 s.1A1. xlll DIANE SCHANTZ I uorrhu rvvuulm 11 1111 lu of lun Amd 111111111 1 A 1 1 11 AAn1 1 A1A1 11 A1AIA1n J111AA 1 u -I Bun I5111111 A An11 I1 1 1A1Al 11111 A LAWRENCE SCHILLING 1 A A 11111 111 Awrulhnv 111 mf11111Ac Iu 1A RAI111A1111 1 1 A1 A1nsu11n XA AuAI1o X11u1 A1n1n1111AA A1 111 n SI1 1 1111 A111 A111 1 AA In1An1 A A11 n1 Xm1I1l 1nAi I1 N1 hl 11 A1111 loun11 fhorus 1x Ai ex c AvAA1 -I SounA CA1n1n1111 11rm1n I 1 A1 n FREDERICK CHESTER SCHNELL 11 111 1 Ull 1AIAn1 fum 1 As A1 Studm CA111n 1. rn Ac11A1n fA1mm1111A 1 n1bl1 f1mn1111AA .111m111-I xALu!111 1m n1111 nn 11 u ch A1 1 111 K R191 S11 n111 1n1 1.1 Coun1 Pun 7 un 1 1A 1A1 3 Jun1111 Ruliru 1n I -I Prom K11mm11l1A 111 nl 11 1 1nA SA1A1 11A1n1I A n1Ar11111n1An1 111 RICHARD SEILER A11 A111Am nmu 111A 1111111111 111111111 1h1nqA 11 I nx Asmm S11 1 v1 lub -I N 11 1 11 CECELIA SHAW 1 11 A1111 I1 A111 S 1 An1Ar 1 A1 C 111 A111 1 'X A11A 11 X11n1 I 51 I 11111 9 -cf, 'A Class of 1958 CLARE SCHALLERT ue! I tb 1 my 0 of Ih mm 11 fur c A1 Xl I I'lfX LI A r A 1A1A1 X A. 11111 A1111n11 A HAROLD SCHELLENGER 741 S U ALBERT SCHLUETER ll I 4 LL VY 1 LAA1 1111 111111 nn A111cA Awn1m1ttA1 -I In 11mu11 B11 1 1 DAb1t1, A 1n1 111 111A1nA1n11 1b it KIAA11n1g A101111 iA1mm11t N111A1n1l IIA11111r 8141111 DAVID SCHULTE II1111111 ulllrnfl 111 Ind a helpmg bard X 1nquA1 1nd .1nA m11111IAA -I LINDA SELL P I LHS 1' LL I G 1f7 11 AA A1n n1111AA A111 n1 m Q 11 1 AA hA11r u 11111 CA1n1 11 1A 1 1 U EDWARD D SHERIDAN S1nAAr1Iq 1n eueru 6'nJeA11.A1 1 C 11n1111 A11A1gn .111 ns F111 n 111 1 'Sl XuA11A111um fA1mn11!1 11111 1 A A Dr1m111 C1u1 1A1n1 OrAh A r1 111 , 0111 1.1 1 u AA1 11 A11u1Ar u1u1 A A 0 -'Am r A u 1c111 4omm1111 K .111m1n 3 S 11 Ag A1n1m111A1 C 11rm,1n -I ook ub I1r1 1 n nA Hur furxuus S11 s 1n1 1AA1Avr -Xm1I1l and h 11 111111 1 N 1n1gA1 11 Class OI 1958 NANCY SHERIDAN 'Cmrm u arm: my. sh.-'S ymvrully .sm-u mg. 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DONALD SLAYTON Ilhxx r I x JOYCE SMITH nuns nullu Ll run L xn ll xx In TERRY SMITH I I lun! umm u u 11 4 udlnt four-lu mrcxmuuu Sluunl ouncnl Trusunr 4 lun mn ommnllu Qocnl Commxltu Pu nc Rclulmns ium m Ice l 'NAS lnformumn 1m llospxnntx nmnntuc L u C hurmwn -I xncnlul Co 1 m in 4 uruor rlnnlncx I ml 1ccl'rw1dcnl 7 1 l wx ilmss Hoc 1 wc c 1 r5 Chu Soft 1 lrsl 0 1 lux linlulhm ockcy Nlanxgnr 4 Q AA I GAA Hmm mor Sports 4 ln Rom lu omlwnnn un1mlllu lh 1 l m n nn 1 1 1 I 1 mn -I :rx Ani Ann 1 DONALD SPAULDING Bacrbull Baslulball um! fuulhull ls rhlrc' anurhma fhur Din lun: do ouxl Committee llhncs Comnuilu' L. :urm.1n 4 lxncutuw Lommuhn -I Fund I 7 XASC Trmnsporlmtmn C ummxllcr in 1 lnxrmmn ns mm Ioolball l rn loo 1 7 Yrrshmm Basketball I lnkubmll Z rexu skslbml nmmmn uc xslball arntx xl 1 fli xcort -I WILLIAM SHERIDAN .-UI hu frxumlx run- him high. HIM mhul ymlukl fall u rfgulur guy. Orchrslrn I, lfrcxhmnn Football 1: Junior Vnruu' Iiumbnll 1: K'.1nirv Football 3. 4: Iirrxhmnn 'I rack l, Juniur Varsxty Track 1: 'run' c ' In r1 xx - nlr1mur1l5occnr I X-XS! Pnggmp and! L' ln mmm: U WILLIAM SLATER In I .m r I fu lr rl u Ibm undlnr u lprnlnuxnl hcl an ummllln ln s 44m m 'uh 0 I mmm! vurmm N lun1n1unnllumx unxmlllu mum um ll n v me-ty ANNETTE SMILEY Il 1 4 dum rl udlnt 0 mul Hrumlunl S run ll n I ul r m Sanus Dfw lllu 1 1 ommn nl I 1 Ln I I I I n 1 In-nal I U ul JUDITH SMITH A II L lllt ur ullr xx h r hvurt mlm! C wunu l nun 3 .lun or R d Lmm nun Co mn +1 1 Iducarmn Commnlul 1 l Kom 1 ll 3 Publnnu Qomml xv. unx4rl7r1m1lns l nm nr w Xlurx 0 Scotland sunny Inman zum ncnlmrx nuunr umm 3 Xa e u 3 nugnnl Szudcnl Durlmr Th Old u lr K 3 Nunonml Thupmn cculx urtlmn nasunr Slrmg cnxlrx snnrl In rm Duubll rum, Ouul Strung, Mun Inunlx Lhlxlu nmr In-lm 4 . X x 1 A 1 nm Busy lirusnx X lnr u 1 slumun ublnntx uonml Ilonor Sn L DAVID SPADONI rl 1 U ami gnu! um nl lhu! s our Daw nllnx nunlx mrlslnu l S In In 1 I S ruln C ummlll c 4 Imm fornnu U Innsportmuon Commxttln 4 M nl lnzrmmural Bnslux 1 x l x ru 1s L A IIUY K wxlmy, xx rusmcs l s 1 rxnxpurlxuc 1 I umnmnul l RAYLENE STAIRES h nuluru u F :nur mlturallr., rm. -X flux X0 L lull Im 4 CHU 3 n 3 Can x cs 3 lrvm ommnllu O lcv. -Msulmt brlr 'Kun ln I NAS! llouwlnk um llu oxnl lllyh Qdmo 'i I' R ' x.. Ir.1k3.4, l.mur.1lB. mb.-11 I,-4, 1 I 41 E T, I , , I h-lx. I m ' ' : H .' I,-I, K, ard Lf 'al , ,UW 4, H.. 4- K C ' V , I y I fx, Pep Club 1.4. , '--1.1 .' 1 ', ' . ,V :: 'A. V 'V , . . ' , , ' xg - g - 11 fo I- .I Club 3. V, , Trai? xg Hfl mn-ux ul I rx, yr! jmfllu .ll fc , pl plulv vph' q 111. , kvr MII bc. S I ixmcil R' 1' lf' in .U .' ,, , 1. I 'AI' S ' I A' ' A ' 'h ' 7 ln Rl-lui nl' f'f Dil.-lHc1.'mlm3 'Qlasc Tlx I: I51uh.ll l I I. .I l. 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I' ' '5 fb., ,K I iunmwllu' YJ' . , ci-rv 4 Hlrzry has u I7 u'1I A ', - I l lglwll-Qgjs Xu mn- um Ill vu-r 1 lu' her luv. 'LI Sr - ' . 1 RQ ' lf-1: .I I' c, ' Y. - 11:1 .r ci ' --11 A U k 'K 2 I ' .. 34 bl' I' 1 ' Y .XI 17,1 r k ' iyiznzluxl, ll lffi' .' .I - ' '- C , 'avi .' . . If fn- Su' ll 'l R1 .tix l: foil fm' il 1 J ' D. . '. 1. Z, l'r'5ll'nl I, mit cr 35 fr fl ' c 3 ' Q 'l. X - .7 Shgf Cr 2: 1 Ivy I Ir. NASCI .' Q ' -- 3 3,411-if ky A1184-Z,-4: .' b.ll lily GI Club 1. 23 . 'b.ll I-4: V. fly S flb.ll If-3: Cf: . ' Ill 4: f ' ' I4 'ISU lb lx'Ib.lllpV.1.'lyl3.lvtbll3,-1, ll ' . . ' . Q -4: ' . I 4: 'Ii .luv Vnrxllv BAM-hall l: V.1r,ily l'mwb.1ll 1-4' Xl' .I . 1 llcp Klub l-'li PU' I ' - IM ' Klub l: liu V' I5 ,l I 1 C il'S'lk mil ' I. I: Il 'g CI ' 1: 'lui' law! 4. NAS 'l. . '11, I 'I r.1 3: lxil' g Cflul 1, I-cwrvigr Chant 'lair ' lwnx .mi 'Ixckcl Mlm lmunxillrc 4 11. 3 VRI-ST Vuurl 4. I I ' '.l.n14. . , . ' . , Inu, ' I 7' 3 Q f ' ' 4 11'.m,,l. fl. 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'ljzh Nclfl l UDIOTS A Y gg if Ayr, .,,, V www, ,, s-,.-wo--i ,, Back Row: Roger Behle, Tom Stark, George Knittel, Steve Rusnack, Mike Kilrner, Dave Carmichael, Jim Haef- ner, John Clevenger. Third Row: Norman Krutzrnan, Bill Schmidt, Jim Bernsen, Ron Wessel, Jay Petrea, Richard George, Dave Morgan. Second Row: Kay Moore, Barbara Fronckevvicz, Marilyn Stark, Donna Linnenbringer, G l e n d a Hamilton, Lynn Harris, Donna Mangrum, Front Row: Marlyn McCance, Jana Nash, Rose Smith, Faith Franklin, Shirley Williams, Patsy Smith, Barb- ara Farmer, Charlene Kenney. Back Row: Arnold McCormick, Ron Lat- ta, Ralph Dieckrnann, Dale Chesley, Dick Heil, Ed Rutledge, Jim Stark. Third Row: Skip Goodale, Sandy Ne- manick, Rose Krueger, Jim Schieferle, Rich Weidman, Sandra Brown, Lorna Dale. Second Row: Beverly Rhoades, Helen Alwood, Janice Sadovvski, Verdelle Perry, Delores Heggie, Sue Mahoney. Front Row: Sandy Moore, Mary Hizer, Jeanette Nienhaus, Barbara Weir, Mary Boyle, Jil Gardner, Shirley Rob- inson, Angela Gulotta. Back Row: Don Mason, George Hund- elt, Roger Scheppers, Bob Joseph, Art Ockel, Dick Stanfield. Third Row: Fred Watkins, Bob Ezell, Ron Norris, Roger Craft, David Yorg, Hugo Frieda, Paul Brautigam, Second Row: Julia Hammerschmidt, Betty Zuroweste, Gertie R a n e y, Jackie Amick, Ken Millichamp, Me- lanie Marshall, Diane McCullough. Front Row: Lynne Schuler, Nellie Gra- ber, Donna Place, Jean White, Bev- erly Frost, Loleta Lambert, Susan Brammeier, Mary Jones. Back Row: Bill Pape, Larry Peintann, Larry Hart, Paul Raidt, Jack Edler, Terrall Crowe, Bob Jarzenbeck, Roy Chrisco. Third Row: Paul Mueller, Kathy Mein- ers, Virginia Horton, Barbara Thomp- son, John Walz, Paul Johnson, Pat Kappauff, Judy Eickmann, Robert Snyder. Second Row: Gerry Schwartz, Judy Kunznick, Sharon Molen, Myra Jean Gaston, Bob Nick, Judy Crouse, Bill Beech, Judy Boos. Front Row: Judy Fortel, Sharon Scar- pace, Dorothy Kretschrnar, Sharon Luebbert, Rosemary Meador, Sue Adams, Marilyn Blackwell, Kathy Blasingarrie, Beverly Tate, Back Row: Earl Zimmer, Al Cool, Le' Roy Parson, Bill Wiese, Mark Har- ington, Jerry Luebbert. Third Row: Dick Morgan, Jim Holt- shouser, Donald Strauser, Jessie Mae Lockhart, Terry Cacciabando, Mary Ellen Schmitt, Erika Zaetsch. Second Row: Bill Angel, Jack Basile, Stan Ries, Sharon Maloney, Pat Piechocinski, Jan Hamilton, Pam Pelton. Front Row: Donna Hunter, Nancy Ford, Laurie Nienaber, Sandy Brewer, Joan Strain, Phyllis Ryan, Barbara Beck, Annette Miller. Back Row: Jerry Yates, Jerry Cook, Jim Bollini, Ken Hoffmann, Terrell Livezey, Bert Wencker, Charles Gra- ham. Third Row: Leslie Bass, Bob Broyles, Alan lhle, Rich Steinkamp, Gene Par- ris, Dean Spaulding, Mike Repp. Second Row: Jeanne Sneed, Annette Morotz, Diane Barcikowski, Barbara Benne, Linda Maze, Sharon Loraine, Bev Dennison. Front Row: Barbara Johns, lrrna Stilts, Barb Rohne, Irene Charlwood, Jane Barnett, Pat Madden, Sharon Nichols, Daveen House, ,B I A s juniors I juniors u-X . 'nag 'os 4 Back Row: Jan Gisburne, Jim Dillon, Fred Weissenborn, LeRoy Brauck- sieker, Larry Hudgins. Third Row: Donald Moore, Sue Largent, Susan Buescher, Wanda Ramey, Jerry Stevens. Second Row: Jon Killmer, Gary Smith, Marilane Heitman, Mac Goodwin, Barbara Melton, Jerry Tindall. Front Row: Alan Robinson, Ray McGee, Lynette Pont, Gene Boyd, Gloria Wil- liams, Marcia Funken, Tim O'Brien, Rich Runge. Back Row: Danny Lashley, Charles Slade, Bill Mclntosh, Ed Miller, Jim Adkins, Jim Christain. Third Row: Dorothy Nash, Carol Tilley, Don Mullersman, Dale Menner, Rich- ard Hashagen, Butch Windisch. Second Row: Judy Allen, Kay Wilmes, Ken Fields, Charles Ellis, Howard Marshall, John Hickey, Front Row: Carol Yenny, Sylvia Robert- son, Joann Umfleet, Carol Place, Kay Lemonds, Carole Casteel, Kathy Jones, Judy McArdle, Beverly Han- nah, Back Row: Don Krupp, Ray Olson, Butch Schoeninger, Mike Polivick Don Blondin, Richard Reinholz, Jeff Estes, David Bowman. Third Row: Jerry Gustin, Larry Pat- ton, Russ Kirby, Bob Scott, Bob Neel, Frank Wood, Roy Maull, Karl Jackson. Second Row: Vernon Keeven, Jim Christy, Nick Steging, Sharon Weber, Judy Wilson, Marilyn Finney, Kay Moore. Front Row: Ethel Onstott, Julie Holt- grewe, Margie Kesting, N a n c y Vaughan, Norma Wahl, Sandy Dor- nan, Helen Koop, Rose Ann Muckle. Back Row: Donald Murphy, Jerry Sut- ter, John Mooney, Floyd Yancey, Jerry Davis, Ronald Drake, Rex Car- roll. Third Row: John Hendry, Billie Farmer, Ronald Suttmoeller, Phyllis Von Beh- ren, Jim Giovando, Ruth Boswell, Jack Ballinger, Don Paule. Second Row: Judi Gluckhertz, Harry Mertell, Jane Mesnier, Nancy Dit- trich, Carolyn Leonard, Noel Orell, Nancy Kelley. Front Row: Sandra Tooley, Pat Atchley, Jane Zimmerman, Lee Andra La- buray, Pat Rivera, Carolyn Wildeisen. Back Row: Dave Patterson, Fred Beck- mann, Paul DeMay, Dennis Schaefer, Steve Meyers, George Alexander. Third Row: Bob Heuer, Art Martin, Ron Kohnen, Doug Gracey, Don Seitz, Gene Garofalo. Second Row: Judy Harrison, Barbara Chamberlain, Sherri Hearn, Bev Lowe, Tom James, Ken Duvall, Ron Willman, Harry Steinmann. Front Row: Louise Taylor, Jean Hoehn, Becky Oberle, Lee Ann Brauck- sieker, Jan Duerr, Carolyn Weiss, Carol Leonard, Rosemary Wermke. unio ,X , sophomores N-M1254 . Dr ' -1 2 f-f 'N,2 4 yi' 1 p--vw. ,.....,,. Back Row: Robert Klos, Tom Wagener, Carl McKinnis, David Underson, Ray Bernsen, Dave Appel, Bill Chronister, Ken Rixman. Third Row: Ronald Allen, Roy Holu- beck, Don Freihoff, Gary StephenS, Mike Blavatt, Wayne Wiese, Bob Scott, John Dowell. Second Row: Stanley Pohl, Mary Murat, Judy Prosser, Sandra Haefner, Judy Roth, Marilyn Schwab, Ginny Mi- kulin, Terry Preston. Front Row: Joy Suchman, Dee Dee Garafalo, Shirley Jones, Sheila Cook, Celine Ostendorf, Susan Taksel, Mary Flesch, Janet Swank. Back Row: Tom Faughn, Floyd Blackard, Melvin Lee, Randy Adler, Dan Ken- ner, Larry Crump, Jim Steele, Albert Netzela. Third Row: Cliff Schaaf, Jim Wencker, Judy Ulmer, Allan Brune, Rae Moore, Sandy Ockel, Bob Morris, Freddie Philipp. Second Row: Kay Moyers, Jack Repp, Deanna Cheshewalla, Pat Anello, Lois Porter, Carol Schnurbusch, San- dra Terry. Front Row: Jackie Deschu, Judy Brad- ley, Shirley Calvert, Carla Atnip, Donna Dungan, Valerie Faygal, Kath- erine Hoover, Carole Grimm, Judith Keller. Back Row: Charles Fahrenholz, Vernon Miller, David Link, Frank Johann, Ray Weinstroer, David Parsons. Third Row: Sandy Schroeder, Charles Wall, Fred Sturgeon, Charles Birke, Sally Harte, June Hunt. Second Row: Diana Lott, Charles Ellis, Ron Foley, Sue Kilmer, Sandy Arens- meyer, Barbara Wachter. Front Row: Jane McPeak, Rhoda Brownell, Je a n Whitwell, Carol Stilties, Natalie P i e r s o n, Lance Wheelis, Johan Mahr, Pat Egan. Back Row: Linda Raidt, Bill Bennett, Lonnie Lohmeyer, John Bogdanor, Larry Frye, Fred Ruediger. Third Row: Bob Searcy, Bill Ulery, Kathy Schulenberg, Betty Burgess, Carol Behle, Jane Nolte, Bob Ahlers, Jackie Simpson. Second Row: Eileen O'Shea, Doug Ken- nett, Ron Watson, Larry Countz, Nancy Kettenacker, Lillian Apen- brinck, Marianne Heckethorn. Front Row: Nancy Warfel, JoDel Tooke, Jean Boettcher, Clarence Warden, Dianne Schelin, Priscilla Jaspring, Jo Ann Engel, Dian Simmons. Back Row: Ken Neubauer, Gregg Gertz, Jim Diestelhorst, Al Bemis, Bob Kruessel, Howard Hickey. Third Row: Bonnie Eckwald, Glenda Richards, Don Tyner, Sonny Quillo, Linda Barrett. Second Row: Barbara Ruebling, George Sessen, Sandy Janssen, Joan Phil- lips, Gail Tennant, Toni Mason, Carol Ostendorf. Front Row: Jane Harris, Bernice Farace, Penny Griese, Joan Gamewell, Mari- lyn Crossman, Elizabeth Miller, Kar- en Youngberg, Joyce Warner. Back Row: Joe Zarnbruski, Charles Strantz, Rodney Mclntosh, Kenneth Albers, Tom Hynek. Third Row: Charles Gensler, Jim Vorn- berg, Richard Carden, Doyle Tracy, Terry Kester, Rich Milzark, Jim Cook. Second Row: Beverly Broeckling, Violet Counterrnan, Marion Haugen, Ann Selle, Jan Tulloclc, Gwen Rakey, Katherine Feller. Front Row: Ron Woebling, Bonnie An- derson, Jacquie Meyer, Sandra Mur- phy, Margaret Lindsey, Janet Apen- brenclf, Susan Weil, Mariorie Wil- liams. sophomores Yi mg l ' QL, it? Back Row: Rich Emery, Stephen Ganz, Bob Hermeyer, Dave Bandy, Curtis Braun. Third Row: Richard Miller, Bob Tober- man, Ray Ward, Thomas Schueler, Jeff Brewer, Carol Otten, Joan Tay- lor. Second Row: Donna Groter, Carol Henselmeier, Sandy Nixon, Eloise Dickinson, Bruce Conard, Gary Koen, Kay Gentles, Roberta Yardley. Front Row: Kay Barnett, Kathy Kleinig- ger, Doris McGee, Annie Pulliam, Joyce Brannon, Cora Sue Golden, Shirley Puckett, Nancy Rude, Marya Ward. Back Row: Ken Shy, Larry Wunderle, Ron Stocksick, Bob McDonald, Ron Hatcher, Jim Gary, Pat Doyle, Wayne Wren. Third Row: Helen Hains, Kaki King, Carol Fruhwirth, Lee Lehmuth, Rich- ard Nemanick, Ed Johnson, Don Red- ford, Larry Behle. Second Row: Gloria Thompson, Carol Lane, Theodore Fronczak, Ron Hart- mann, Jack Powell, Patty Parkes, Audrey Collet, Sandra Hammann, Sharon Christoph. Front Row: Jim Crews, Mary Feldt, Donna Shouse, Jean Urnbright, Re- becca Ritchie, Ron Halbach, Vir- ginia Standley, Carol Ahrens, Mara gueritte Bean. Back Row: Joseph Pagano, Bill Lesh, Ed Swiney, Jerome Woodring, Larry Clark, Earlene Pearson, Leroy Paridy. Third Row: Tommy Tucker, Bob Will, Barb Fozzard, Joyce Kramer, Jerre Meier, Joan Zlotopolski, Ann Bertels- meyer, Mary Lou Sinderson, Second Row: Barbara Hauhart, Barb Mclntosh, Judie Goodale, Carol Wayne, Mickey Sharamitaro, Marilyn Schlueter, Mary Hanrahan, Richard Schneider. Front Row: Jackie Carlson, Joanne Pallett, Connie Englert, Carole Smith, Nancy Jones, Kathy LeHouiIlier, Con- nie Countz. Back Row: Bruce Ross, Jerry Keeney, Fred Nordquist, Winston Halverson, Dave Hill, Don Brancato. Third Row: Art Boyce, Bill Marshall, Carol Kaatman, Bill Bishop, Jean Dawson, Dick Rees, Ralph Meyer. Second Row: Harrell Quillman, Donald Smith, Mary Aubuchon, Elaine Hul- bert, Ruth Ann Bindbeutel, Pat Mil- ler, Roberta Crews, Front Row: Joe Foster, Mary Ann Ko- walak, Diane Vaughn, Dorothy Man- dry, Carolyn Roberts, Edie Strawn, Linda Zaccarello, Kathy Garvey. Back Row: Fred Hoffmann, Wayne Parcel, George Berkaw, Paul Cook, Robert Wienert, Eugene Slater, Jim Van Horn, Harold Ray. Third Row: Martha Franzlau, Frances Bogue, Virginia Atchley, Bob Blatter, Terry McReynolds, Mike Bryan, Second Row: Dennis Bueltmann, Jill Ballinger, Sandra Swailes, Muriel Gollhofer, Judy Hill, Judy Hawkins, Judy White. Front Row: Beverly Reinholz, Joan Krein, Jack Nichols, Marilyn Moeller, Barbara Crowell, Judy Potter, John Stevens, Pat Powers, Tim Larnmers. Back Row: Lawrence Raup, Paul Hoff- meyer, Harriet Begole, Tom Yates, Judy Vanderwertt, Carole Ruth, Francis Herin. Third Row: Ron Littleiohn, Carol John- son, Bob Jones, Glenda O'Farrell, Jan Knecht, Diane Pearce, Diane Am- brose, Jerry Benton. Second Row: Richard McArdle, Leigh Williams, David Stabenow, Brenda Harrold, Jane Ferguson, Irene Marl- ault, Doug Geno. Front Row: Terry McCarty, Diana Stern, Nancy Grote, Diane Shylanski, Mar- tha Ann Wagner, Peggy Compton, Rae Waddle, Jim Potthast, Jerry Sitzes. '? M., .. I gif' wi 4- Salah sophomores sophomores Back Row: Ken Smith, Jim Phelps, Walter Thies, Jerry Scola, Jim Rog- ers, Richard Husted, Larry Walker, Kenneth Mandry. Third Row: Bob Stewart, Howard Ker- stine, Carolyn Haupt, Kay Wortman, Joan Heinrich, Kathy Rosenbaum. Second Row: Lindel White, Neil Herten- stein, Joe Cranage, Jerry Ann Rob- ertson, Karen Giesler, Carol Lange- hennig, Josetta Kramer, Joan Brand. Front Row: Judy Roberts, Barbara Pierson, Lena Staires, Janet Kopp, Virginia Asikainen, Joyce Browne, Maria Velasco, Ronald Duncan, Louise Buschard, Phyllis Hyde. Back Row: Terry Douglas, Paul Thom- son, Charles Gardner, Vince Tedeschi, Sam Harper, Lyle Stamper, Charles Fathman, Jim Ploudre. Third Row: Norman Lemkemann, Joe Slayton, Jerry Johnson, Mike Parker, Ed Copeland, Jim Johnson, Anita Robinson. Second Row: Yvonne Zipfel, Karen Hunter, Mary Ellen Bein, Joan Cer- venka, Peggy Hardin, Judy Alexan- der, Barb Turnbough. Front Row: Terry Kolley, Judy Placial, Donna Kruse, Kathy Lawrence, Bev Funke, Arlene Waldemer, Mary Hodges. .A,., 1... I - .,... V .. ,I 1 iumm .,.,. A if 2 W . . X 4.5 , if s 9 ' ' fi j 1,2-f Ya'- fzmhi 'll A ' 13 - A .1 A , .f Q 4 2 Q Q gr Q.: 4425: .ff ,. -- g, qwyay , 4 qw v ..., f ,,.. ' F551 . is 3:4 V, ,- if: f -wr, i I mt f , I fx fi , ,L mg: , 3 M x 4 r W, I Q Q 5 9 -pn . ,gf lun-O wwf' QA.. 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W . ,W , CTM L. 0421. 0471, Oct. hfmn N vw 314 Ferguson Trips! -We maxfnszd mum pzzna-5 in me fgwfi ihnsg 350315 :hm ZQVWHQ pubs- 57I'ZFf,.e2' Sf: Bfwk schuxxk ,xi I-4cf'g,:xzQmx Hugh and ghree xff!'v fi1'u!'Pwi ba' li EA Vague Im Mnzgqzm 13: 1 n fm mme' uw P'e-1-gnwmrr .mei xggiqn 3' Ywfm H951 ixff ihiwfz . .1 +1 0:4113 me -vw -1- wiil be in I iw Tnnx hmm 'mt' :fe ez: H ,H ' f 'im mxwi LW Stride.: 'ufipi-'. !'S , Fr'rgu.eun 3 rx' :L ensure- uf 251-7 an 21 :meme Q- 4' 'Jil 'nly 221' ZA 1'W!Q',l,P1i' 'ff:wc'1 r+. Sw!-hum Tm' firm 3 .- is all the Xx fs,wfmi0wrr:1 ben., 'Yilwllji of fxmshies. fv:.9.2'f.m' saimimi 'exam charge of the mill. fer! the iid ymxi lane. The Cfpmees ,, od pomeezsion in :x :Kew semi. an we 50 van? KYFXZK? amd. iz. ziilvimwtinv' runs E,-1: S-hF.'!'ff,f2XlT :md Monfan nazi:-:uhm ever the 'tigers to the 17 vzwri stripe, 1xrLiY in fumhk' ami have Smixizen vuvcxver. On Mm new piay. Rah' 'rt Emvm nz' Smfmzx hwiw Eno:-16' Fm Lx li? mari 1'.:f'x, Init 'az-as Qrvxpgwfi f-n Huw H wi, Zim? hw' F'w'Q1m1m'-1 half Wwrwhl The FMA Ymvinig phw. Gr-maj? Jnlfznewn 'vmzi :war Hr -i.-me fiwi :-snr-1 1m!u hm. h1i1.w:1 'Fha mfm- Comets Defeed U. Ciiy 14 6 New Hoid 5 - I Recard: To Play Riverview Nerf Q 8, 1 Q 3 i iw, ,Qw -'fgrwis vm: fl, iwxsuw gr.e..frp-1' 1 me vez. Q-Q 1 L fy: wirlgw 1:14 ' ' :Li of.n': 1j 1F6'!'fff-Ci mai mn, kj' his if-mmv1n.w:'z. mn Un nmsmung KR jwsds fur FUI'- mnsmfs mist e,:f:1'.:1ys awhrf' 'ef Lhf' jyeeu Dyck bimqzxxx made the omvremion pour! The kick- nff after the 'PI' www WW smiling 55 wards ricwzz the fic? 2 Two and , m regmer and who emereii pomms, second m struct. sam-mg an extra point for ap his overall total ao Kahokf. the third team m acuon plaxed straxght ixe rn thc th A T343 The iiahvks nnw are Seaton mtercepirff the' Ferguson paws and returned 83 jraidw to :he loscfs T5 to plunge. Don Clase scored second Normandy tally. also wuuav Races 94 Yards in Comet Vi tory A Slyard punt rvtum Ev Kiln use m she second Quarter afkad The Fergzrfum Camus to '54-6 victory at Lfnivmslzy City 'day in a Suharhaxm league high schocl f'rwme5r,. flash, and 111411 ' ' 2'-V0 Convex . 'ms win the ,'1'm-, 'Wd up cm .Aa 1'- fl ve laat -li Illinois Conference-. nvervali, and I-6-3 in thefgzaxsqziigt-P:,15Z.W I . . 1 .- Believxile ss 1-84. Tuma at ruvwn, me stage for Bruce Llouclfs mr CIIMETS BEAT RIVERVIEW 31 Six Leu u Pla Q last uf!! T2 rlovm A Pun ax Rmwevrlt. '?. ul Puhlk brfwola wx 1.mm.'n 1-Nia ilrmm L nu: Lmuug 1' mmws Day ummm-we at E 0 Comefs Rack Up 9 mwnw EXPECT TUUGH BATTLE WITH ' NIGHT Znd Shufouf, Mop Maplewood 25-0 Q3--14 4 nl- r.f:n,pl by nu hlockevl. 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A T f f'::' -F: .ah lr' ff :al pw :Jw r-' ' f :L an f'x'1.' Llfijr-ff-It--fl 4- , xfvt ,1w!.. . . ,,: ,, a, . , ..l 'ml ' v. -,. : ..f ruf- I'--rrn-mn: ' 27,- yn . . A l'..- r- .5 V.. l' 1--v.1.-1 x ,ami .gn '1.lrS. T2 ..+.:?fm1 'T'-Nu. H: - VZ .znzffi F'-l -sl - lzvm-4 vm--A Vrxrllvlr- Lani Vw: rl' Pwzwlzzwi' Rin-rx'lmx 2 E . ' If .. ' -.wa 'L-xz.'v!1-1 'f 1 4'-'!'f fC'l --1 - Y.rll'g'. '-a li V' sv, mir an r' fi. :T , 1 Football Rated as one of the better teams in the greater St. Louis area, the l957 Comets completed their second year in the tough Suburban Big Six Con- ference with a season's record of six victories and three losses, tying the all-time school record set back in l953. Mainly through the existence of a fine spirit and much enthusiasm two other all- time school records were improved upon, the 'team seasons scoring record was upped to l-'10 points, while junior halfback Dick Morgan set a new individual scoring record of 43 points. This was a campaign of many pleasant memo- ries: that beautiful afternoon over at University City, the evening the Comets trailed at halftime but came back to score three touchdowns in six minutes and soundly defeated a good Soldan team, the display of offensive power in running over Maplewood. Outstanding individual per- VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Back Row: lhle, Halbach, Hickey, Johnson, McDaniels, Lewis, Winscott. Fourth Row: Mullersman, Krutzman, Johnson, Kennedy, Bosch, Orell, Jones, Steinkamp, Myers, Blondin. Third Row: Ries, Repp, Willman, Wyatt, Spaulding, Montrey, Griffith, King, Taylor. Second Row: Hoffmann, Thomas, Morgan, Stanfield, Spaulding, Wessel, Sheridan, D. Pauley, Crouse, Hardin, Alexander. Front Row: Fleetwood, Berry, Cool, Aubuchon, Kline, Schmidt, Ansel, Blackburn, K. Pauley. As. fi .J 'Nb 1 5 w 4 5 W M 'H , 1 , w ' 4 ' qv , b i an s X 1 s ul . , - E . Q fx. x :uf i fa -J' wt . f 5'0 , Q, basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Dick Morgan, Bill Robb, Ron Wessel, Doug Pauley, Jack Patterson, Don Spaulding, Dick Stanfield, Ray Elliott, Don Mason, Dave Spadoni, Mike Blackburn. Managers: Bob Wienert, Ralph Dieckman. Coach: Mr. Hoemann. This year's Varsity closed an exciting season showing an overall record of sixteen wins and ten losses. Six of the games were lost by a total of seventeen points. The number of victories is the most a Ferguson Varsity basketball team has compiled since the T941 season. The team averaged 63 points a game to set a new school record. Our opponents averaged 59 points a game which was the same as last year. The Comets made ATX, ot their field goal at- tempts, a new school record. High nights were against Normandy in the tournament when the Comets hit 582 and against Soldan and U-City No one will ever forget the Normandy Tourna- when they hit 5496 ot their shots. ment when the Comets upset 3rd-ranked Webster Groves 83-74, nor the night of the game against U-City when the Comets, again the underdog, upset the Indians in overtime 69-67. The B-team, coached by Henry Prokop, ended the season with a fine record of ll wins and 7 losses. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: Ron Foley, Wayne Wiese, Lon Lohmeyer, Howard Hickey, Ray Wienstroer, Lyle Stamper, Greg Gertz, Wayne Fields, Lee Lehmuth. Front Row: Bob Wienert, Ken Rixman, Ray Ward, Dan Kenner, Bob Hermeyer, Gary Fathman, Dick Rees, Lary Wunderle, Glenn Vessell, Mr. Prokop. Kneeling: Roy Holubeck, Bill Marshall. The 1957 Track Team under the direction ot Mr. McDaniels, and assistant coach, Mr. Voos, enjoyed an excellent season. The Dual Meet Rec- ord was six wins and one loss. Many records were made during this season. Ken Crouse tied the Junior 100 yard dash rec- ord of 11.0 seconds. Denny lsenberg made a school record for the 880 yard run at 3 minutes track 46.4 seconds. Jack Donton made a school record tor the 100 yard dash at 10.5 seconds. Bill Neel made a school record for the 440 yard dash at 53.5 seconds and Gary Gronemeyer madea school record for the 120 low hurdles at 15.8 seconds. The 1957 team was the best track team Fergu- son has ever had as tar as total Dual Meet rec- ords are concerned. Back Row: John Hickey, Tim Lamerts, Harry Steinmann, Ken Crouse, Roy Byrnes, John Hardin, Les Johnson, Gary Gronemeyer, Walter Rice, Don Wyatt, Don Thomas, Bill Sheridan, Mr. McDaniels, Coach. Third Row: Ray Weinstroer, Bruce Ross, Bill Chronister, Bob McDonald, Ron Sondregger, Roy Maull, Fred Watkins, Paul De May, John Walz, George Hundelt, Don Lenauer, Larry Hudgins. Second Row: Jim Stark, Eugene Boyd, Jay Petrea, Stanley Reis, Ron Willman, Dan Lashley, Roger Behle, Noel Orell, Tom Stark, Gil Reynolds, Harry Burckel. Front Row: Randy Adler, Wayne Weise, Butch Slater, Don Brancoto, Gary Fatham, Bob Wienert, Ron Foley, Howard Kerstine, Rich Miller, Doug McGrath, Don Frienhoff, Jeff Brewer, Mr. Voss, Coach. Ron Wessel Jerry Aubuchon Ray Elliot George Alexander Bob Taylor Dave Spadoni The 1957 varsity baseball team coached by Mr. VARSITY SCHEDULE 1958 Tschannen, had the record ot eleven victories, six losses and one tie. In tive of these six games, the Ferguson team lost by only one run. The' team's league record was five wins, tour losses and one tie. The highlight of the season was the outstand- ing pitching ot Ray Elliot, George Alexander, and Dave Spadoni. These boys combined to pitch a not-hit, no-run game against Berkeley on our diamond. April 8 Ladue There 10 St. Charles There 15 Clayton Here 17 U. City Here 22 Wellston There 24 Normandy There 29 Brentwood Here May 1 Ritenour There 6 Webster Groves There 8 Maplewood Here 13 Kirkwood Here ..g,5,. wrestling This year's wrestling season will be long re- membered for many different reasons. The team showed school pride and ability in the fine way in which they have represented our school during the past year. lt was a team of which we can truly be proud. The season's record was seven wins, two ties, and eight losses: and there were many exciting and memorable matches. The climax of this year's wrestling season was the State Wrestling Tournament which was held at Ferguson on February 13, 14 and 15. The school was full of wrestling teams from all over Missouri and the team did a great job as host. Ritenour won, Webster took second place, Mis- souri School for the Blind, third, Normandy fourth, and Ferguson fifth place, although we were seeded for eighth place. Ferguson had more Back Row: Mr. Winscott, Jerry Sitzes, Jack Repp, John Stevens, Ellern, Hilbert Schoeninger, Walter Rice, Dean Spaulding, pins than any other team entering the Tourna- ment. Jerry Aubuchon, honorary captain of this year's team, took first place in his weight class, he had the most points of the two-hundred fifty- one boys entering, besides having the most points for the Ferguson team. Jerry Aubuchon has been representing the team during the year so when the co-captains were elected it wasn't surprising that he was chosen. Dick Montery was the other co-captain elected, and Mike Repp was chosen as the honorary captain for the coming year. Coach Winscott did a fine iob and spent many hours with the boys, giving them many skills used during the season. Congratulations to him and to his fine team, also to Coach Johnson and Coach Chapman who helped him out during his illness in the latter part of the season. Harold Quillman, Jonathan Killmer, Wayne Fields, John Meyer, Jim Charles Whal, Terry Kester, Ken Fields, Steve Meyer, Jim Kennedy. Front Row: Mike Repp, Sam King, Fred Hoffman, Bill Schmidt, Jerry Aubuchon, Dick Montrey, Rich Reinholz, Leslie Bass, Ed Mc Guire, Paul Killmer. SV K L K 49 if-2 J 1 ' Q A' if wh .V , d l l 'liiiiiiiiii i fiiifiii W ' x s 9 f' ' 1 ff if x 1 .-:-: - 'v-- v. Lzwfkw f '11, ,. Wg, Q . ' 22. 22:42 - .:.::-:::...4.::::.ZS :'::::a., -::1::'- 1-':f -X ---f, - - ::5:sf:2 :'.:.:.,,:: ,WI-e --,--. ---- 1 :.::.. E.,-. wi W 31 33 2 Avis' 9' ax W SM? ' iii? f ,jg 2, fx Q ig '5ZjfW: ae, It wg f 598 ff 2 SQ 22 2 ' 2 mf df 1 Q ww' Q N Q i I ,RW ww K, A 'X ,MW f f , , ' W W M91 ' 6,6 fy aw Eg 'W 4 40 ' SZ V 1,5 if may an 'ffl Q' W, Q. I , f 3 3 ,wvbafiig 's Q'14N Q ' Q in f s ll X Wg? W Q f Q Q Wx X N 8 A R We 2' XXV w wf? 1 , 5322 ., pep club Pep Club spent an active school year and con- tributed much to the school spirit of the student body by supporting the Comets. Under the lead- ership of their new sponsor, Mrs. Middleton, the group accomplished many projects. Homecoming was held again this year. On November 6 was the Homecoming Assembly. November 7 was a planned parade and out- door pep rally, but because of rain, the parade was called off and the rally was held in the gym. The crowd wasn't too large due to the change of plans at the last minute, but the spirit wasn't lacking! On November 8 was the home- coming game against Kirkwood and again it was raining. November 9 was the annual Pep Club dance. The gym was decorated in red and blue and named Homecoming '58, At the dance the honorary football team was escorted in by mem- bers of the football team who choose these five girls. The team consisted of Sharon Brown, Di- anne Austin, Madeleine Martin, Peggy Wallweb- er and Jackie Aubuchon who was crowned queen. The queen was presented with a gold football on a scepter and crowned with a football helmet, while the honorary team received red carnations with blue ribbons. ln the spring a pep assembly was held to pro- mote enthusiasm before the first league basket- ball game and to introduce the wrestling team. New this year were red and white beanies with Comets written across the top. Ferguson sweat-shirts and pom-poms were sold. Pep Club supported and sold post cards for the KXOK Prep Player of the week for the first time this year and their efforts were duly rewarded, because several of their candidates were picked as Prep Player of the Week. EERING THE CGM PEP CLUB OFFICERS Sitting in Chairs: Sally Arms, President, Anina Guth, Vice-Presi- dem. Sitting in Front: Madeleine Martin, Secretary, Jo Ann Bogdanor, Treasurer. Back Row: Lynne Schuler, Sue Brace, Anina Guth, Sally Arms. Front Row: Norma Borbein, Kay Thompson, Janet Holmes, Laura Allman. SCHOOL SONG Till the rocks are rent assunder Always proud to be called a son, And the skies on us do fall. For peace we'll never sue. Friend and foe shall hear our thunder, We will fight, fight, fight for victor Ringing from our sacred halls. Our heritage a guarded Trust. We will ne'er forsake you, Ferguson, Till the lights we no longer see, Our hearts vvill 'er stay true, And our beloved halls are dust. O72- 3. a. a. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the lead- ership of Mrs. Dieselhorst, Miss Crawford, and Mrs. Livingston, spent an active year in a variety of activities. The four major team sports, softball, hockey, basketball, and volleyball, plus a brand new individual sports program were introduced and enthusiastically received. The program included ping-pong, archery, shuffleboard, trampoline, and deck tennis, plus the usual track and tennis tournament. This program, sponsored by Mrs. Livingston was called the individual sports program and was introduced into G.A.A. for those girls who weren't interested in team sports. Points were also given in this field, giving the girls a chance to earn a letter in individual sports as well as participate in the teams. Another new program added this year for the first time was the advanced gym class, taught by Mrs. Dieselhorst and Miss Crawford. This class was composed of approximately forty-five students, above average in sports. These girls met every day during sixth hour and were graded on a higher standard than the regular gym classes with training on a higher skill level. Four days were spent in team sport skills and one day a week they participated in individual sports. G. A, A. OFFICERS Standing: Theo Homeyer, Treasurer, Betty Ambrose, Point Com- mittee Chairman. Sitting in Chair: Janice Hemmingnaus, Vice-President, Marlene Menzemer, President, Jil Gardner, Secretary. Sitting in Front: Sue Brace, Social Committee Chairman. G. A. A. BOARD Back Row: Lyn Harris, Sally Arms, Betty Jaspers, Margie Kesting, Mary .lane Jones, Rose Krueger, Bev Lowe, Mary Ellen Schmidt, Katy Begole. Third Row: Rosemary Wermke, Mary Flesch, Carol Leonard, Bev Dennison, Sharon Yates, Terry Tucker, Jana Nash, Ruth Ann Bindbeutel, Mary Cobb. Second Row: Norma Borbein, Sharon Brown, Nancy Sheridan, Kevin Pauley, Dick Morgan, Doug Pauley, Terry Smith, Miss Nellis, Barbara Turnbough. Front Row: Miss Crawford, Betty Ambrose, Theo Homeyer, Janice Hemminghaus, Marlene Menzemer, Jil Gardner, Sue Brace, Mrs. D, 7 'L' W H J,-.V Back Row: Donna Horr, Jean Fenwick, Shirley Strassner, Ella Mae Pulliam, Judy Carver, Diane Loyd, Edna Henke, Carol Kotalik, Raylene Staires, Judy Wafler, Madeleine Martin, Jo Ann Bogdanor, Janet Stieg, Barb Freise, Ann Jackson. Third Row: Ima Perry, June Lovely, Brenda Reagan, Joan Hellmer, Janet Turner, Barbara Litteken, Etta Harl, Dot Hutcheson, Betty Meier, Annette Smiley, Mary Tranter, Cecelia Shaw, Audrey Hutsler, Shirley Heinz. Second Row: Jean Strain, Judy Mittenzwey, Mary Lou Frieda, Martha Marshall, Delores Gantner, Lois Tiefenauer, Jane Hertlein, Ginny Boynton, Susan Morrison, Carol Heggarty, Judy Smith, Maudelle Keen, Cora Sue Golden, Sandy Meyer, Judy Muckle. Front Row: Sandra Horer, Joan Fahrig, Peggy Wallweber, Jackie Aubuchon, Lovell Fender, Kay Thompson, Sandra Carter, Sue Hinderer, Roxane Glaser, Diana Austin, Laura Allman, Carol McDonald, Clare Schallert, Ann Nole, Diane Schantz. Back Row: Nancy Dittrich, Sherri Hearn, Sue Mahoney, Marilyn Finney, Fran DuClos, Kathy Meiners, Carol Yenny, Donna Mangrum, Susan Buescher, Sharon Nichols, Sandra Strassner, Jan Nienhaus. Fourth Row: Lorna Dale, Carolyn Leonard, Linda Maze, Judy Kunznick, Kathy Jones, Jan Duerr, Barbara Chamberlain, Lee Andra Laburay, Laurie Nienaber, Sandy Brown, Dorothy Nash, Phyllis Ryan. Third Row: Judy Wilson, Judy Fortel, Carolyn Wildeisen, Jean White, Gertie Raney, Marilane Heitman, Jeanne Sneed, Annette Morotz, Melanie Marshall, Sharon Molen, Norma Wahl, Carol Tilley. Second Row: Phyllis Vonbehren, Ethel Onstott, Pat Rivera, Marilyn Stark, Sue Largent, Nancy Vaughan, Julia Hamrnerschmidt, Patricia Piechocinski, Carole Casteel, Judy Allen, Janice Sadowski, Jane Zimmerman, Lee Ann Braucksieker. Front Row: Rose Ann Muckle, Joan Strain, Jane Mesnier, Judi Gluckhertz, Carolyn Weiss, Erika Zaetsch, Janet Hamilton, Julie Holtgrewe, Gloria Williams, Lynne Schuler, Sandy Dornan, Shirley Robinson. 9. a. a. The purpose of G.A.A. is to promote good sportsmanship and leadership, and to sponsor the entire girls' sports and athletic program. Membership this year was the largest ever. Out ot three-hundred members, two-hundred and titty were active in one or more sports, making the program an even greater success. This year quickly passed with the usual round of sports and activities. G.A.A. again participated in the St. Louis County Sports Day with the sophomores and sen- iors victorious. The annual G.A.A. dance is the only dance of its kind during the year, and gives the girls a chance to go with the boy of her choice. It was successfully planned and presented by Sue Brace, Mary Cobb, and the social committee. With the theme ot School Daze, the gym was decorated with pencils, ink-wells, pens, school supplies and the proverbial red apple, complete with a cute worm. The clance was held on March l5, l958, and was one ofthe best attended during the year. Following tradition, the highlight of the eve- ning was the coronation of the honorary member. Three sophomore boys were nominated by the -74- -n-HA.. Back Row: Kathy Garvey, Jean Boettcher, Jan Tullock, Sandy Haetner, Shirley Jones, Cathy Schulenburg, Glenda Richards, Bonnie Eckvvald, Earleane Pearson, Kathy Feller, Frances Bogue, Ann Selle. Fourth Row: Martha Franzlau, Mary Ann Kovvalak, Carolyn Robert, Jacquie Meyer, Nancy Warfel, Barbara Hauhart, Jackie Carlson, Elaine Hulbert, Muriel Gollhofer, Virginia Standley, JoDel Tooke, Kay Barnett, Joan Taylor, Carol Ostendorf. Third Row: Eileen O'Shea, Marilyn Schlueter, Johan Mahr, Helen Gains, Jan Knecht, Gail Tennant, Jane Harris, Kathy Rosenbaum, Margaret Lindsey, Linda Zaccarello, Glenda O'Farrell, Donna Groter, Barbara Fozzard. Second Row: Susan Taksel, Audrey Collet, Diane Vaughn, Judith Keller, Patty Parkes, Kathy Hoover, Judy Prosser, Carol Schnur- busch, Celine Ostendorf, Marion Haugen, Phyllis Hyde, Arlene Waldemer, Judy Roberts. Front Row: Jackie Deschu, Ann Bartelsmeyer, Peggy Compton, Merrilee Arensmeyer, Barbara Wachter, Carole Ruth, Joan Brand, Carol Fruhwirth, Diane Ambrose, Marya Ward, Pat Powers, Linda Barrett, Diane Shylanski, Rae Waddle, Marilyn Schwab. Back Row: Anita Robinson, Ginny Mikulin, Diana Stern, Deanna Cheshewalla, Kay Gentles, Pat Anello, Carol Behle, Mariorie Williams, Valerie Faygal, Carla Atnip, Sandra Hammann, Karen Hunter, Barbara Pierson, Nancy Kettenacker, Jean Dawson, Melody Anderson. Fourth Row: Pat Egan, Mary Lou Sinderson, Carol Stilties, Judy Hill, Natalie Pierson, Bev Funke, Dian Simmons, Sandy Sandy Janssen, Susan Weil, Doris McGee, Barbara Ruebling, Karen Youngberg, Sandy Swailes, Joyce Warner, Carol Henselmeier. Third Row: Roberta Crews, Carol Ahrens, Rae Moore, Marianne Heckethorn, Karen Giesler, Joan Gamewell, Joan Umbright, Carol Wayne, Irene Marlault, Margaret Bean, Carol Otten, June Hunt, Kaki King, Judy Alexander, Leigh Williams. Second Row: Barb Mclntosh, Carole Smith, Jackie Simpson, Sharon Christoph, Marilyn Crossrnan, Toni Mason, Kay Wortman, Jane Nolte, Liz Miller, Joan Krein, Sandy Scgriederm, Dee Dee Garofalo, Judy Bradley, Janet Kopp, Kathy Hoover, Priscilla Jaspring, Front Row: Harriet Begole, Judy Potter, Barbara Crowell, Carole Grimm, Mary Lou Feldt, Joan Gamewell, Joan Phillips, Judy Ulmer, Mary Jean Hanrahan, Lena Staires, Linda Raidt, Joann Engel, Carol Lane, Joy Suchman, Betty Burgess, Penny Griese. board and the day before the dance the members voted for one. This year the lucky boy was Rick Ries who entered the gym disguised as a school book in keeping with the theme ot the dance. Each year the girls make corsages tor their dates and a corsage contest is held to select the most original corsage. First prize was received this year by Karla Atnip tor her unusual creation, worn by Don Spaulding. The five elected officers were sent to the St. Louis County G.A.A. conference held in Sherwood Forest. At this conference, they studied the ac- tivities and problems that arise during the school 3. a. a. year. One hundred points must have been earned during the past year to receive the award. A girl who earns one-hundred points for the second time was awarded a chevron and anyone who earned one hundred and fifty points in a year received a star and a chevron. This is the highest honor in G.A.A. The climaxing event of the year was the G.A.A. luncheon, held on May l7 at La Chateau At this time the awards were presented to the girls, and the officers for the coming year were announced. -75- ll dl E! in 4 -..-- li! K S' V 3? ,lil ALL STAR HOCKEY TEAM JUXIIOR CLASS HOCKEY TEAM G A A SOFTBALL This year in order to use all the girls interested in softball tnere were two Sophomore and Junior Class Teams with still enough interested to form two Hodge Podge teams the Hush Puppies and the Happy Pixies The Softball class tournament took place in the tall and after an exciting season the Junior Red Team took the championship The Varsity Team had a twelve game inter- school schedule, with six home games and six away games played, and they improved consid- erably during the season. -77- SENIOR CLASS HOCKEY TEAM SOPHOMORE CLASS HOCKEY TEAM G A A HOCKEY The GAA Hockey Class Tournament took place in the fall and the Juniors captured the championship at the end of an exciting tourna ment There was only one Little League team com posed of the girls who were not on class teams but they had a wonderful time and enioyed playing very much For the tirst time the Hockey All-Star team, co-captained by Terry Smith and Jan Hemming- haus, played another school. 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W 2: , I , , We '-5' A 1,33 M 22, 2, ,zf 7 35 actl ltles I am a part of all that I have meT Yer all experle wce as an arch vvlwereTlwroUgl1 Gleams Tlwal umravellecl world vvlwose margin fades Forever and forever when I move Alfred Lord Tenmysom O O O ,gQ- 1 N crest coronation On Saturday evening, February 22, l958, as an audience of approximately one thousand peo- ple sat anxiously waiting, the 24th annual CREST CORONATION began. After each CREST maid had executed a deep curtsy in front of the carna- tion-covered trellis which served as an entrance, she was met by her escort for the walk down the long center aisle. Theo Homeyer, as Mistress of Ceremonies, described each maid's gown and told of her activities and achievements during high school. Master of Ceremonies, Brian Costel- lo, related the activities and achievements of the escorts. When the eight CREST maids and their escorts had assembled before the pink and white backdrop at the north end of the new gymnasium, flower girl, Brenda McCallister, and crown bearer, Billy Owen, entered. Then came the moment all had been waiting for. Miss Laura Allman, wear- ing a lovely gown of white dotted tulle over pale peach taffeta, entered the gymnasium and was crowned CREST Queen of T958 by Ken Press, Advertising Manager of the CREST. This year's CREST CORONATION was held, for the first time, in two gymnasiums. The actual Coronation took place in the new gymnasium, while the dance which followed was held in the old gym. Music for the dance was provided by Fred Schnell's Commodores. The first dance, Laura, was reserved for the queen and her court. .fawza uqffman Czzest Queen finaly fginclfaeufef fpougfas ,auley 1 Sam, Jim fgpona lc! Spaufcfing . 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A' ,222 '6 'a1.. crest staff My 9 Standrng Madelenne Martrn Fred Schnell Ken Press Mlss Berger Rosemary Wermke Dave Marshall Laura Allman Srttrng rn Charr Norma Borbeun Ron Jenkrns Slttlng In Front Carol Leonard Mary Blndbeutel The CREST staff composed thus year of seven seniors and two lun ors met stxth hour each day and worked drllgently to provude the students of Ferguson Hugh School wrth the best CREST ever publrshed Subscrlptron sales were carrred on during the month of November after the Crest Assembly Elorse was presented under the drrectron of Art Edrtor Mary Brndbeutel ln order to stimulate sales a contest was held among the staff members whereby the member sellrng the largest number of subscrlptrons would receive has yearbook free of charge Laura Allman and Carol Leonard both succeeded In outsellnng the other staff members and were duly rewarded with free CRESTS To help keep the cost of the CREST at a mln: mum addrtronal money was rarsed by sellnng refreshments at football games by sponsorrng the sale of lndlvldual and senior pictures and by presenting the annual Crest Coronatron one of the soclal hlghlrghts of the school year A great deal of money was also raised by the sale of ad vertrsrng Thus year Advertrsung Manager Ken Press and Fnnanclal Manager Fred Schnell suc ceeded In ralsrng more money from advertlsrng than ever before rn the hrstory of the CREST Thus year s CREST staff would luke to thank Mr Ulbrrght co sponsor rn charge of photography for hrs wonderful assrstance and co operatron rn takrng prctures to be used In the yearbook Thus was a very time consuming rob and most of The work was done by Mr Ulbrlght on has own time I . y . ar Q - 1 5 1 1 1 1 f , . .. , . : , . 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I , , I I ,, . ,, . . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 , . , 1 I ' I I . , 1 - - - 1 , ' 1 I The SCOOP Ferguson Hugh School s news paper was produced Thus year by two staffs Thus was a new udea whuch proved quute success ful as the year wore on The actual work of pro ducung the paper was set up on a two week ar rangement One week the copy was prepared by the luterary staff Durung the next week the paper was publushed by the curculatuon and pro ductuon staff Whule The work of publucatuon was beung done the luterary staff pursued a study of lournalustuc pruncuples and creatuve wrutung Thus year also arrangements were made to have the SCOOP prunted unstead of mumeo grapned Although the prunted SCOOP was more expensuve than the mumeographed versuon most students were glad to pay extra because of the uncreased number of puctures whuch pruntung scoop staff made possuble Fufteen members of the SCOOP staff thus year became members of Quull and Scroll a natuonal honor socuetv for hugh school publucatuons stu dents The SCOOP us a member of both The Natuonal Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon and the Mussouru In Terscholastuc Press Assocuatuon The SCOOP staff has made an effort to pro duce a newspaper of hugh luterary and unformatuve value as well as to entertaun the readers They have attempted to evoke thought by edutoruals to keep students up to date on the latest news and to provude amusement Furthermore specual at tentuon was guven to commendung worthwhule school prolects or students who deserved the credut SCOOP STAFF Back Row Tom Dunn Stan Brown Jerry Brunkman Vurgul Lamkun Thurd Row Terry Tucker Edna Henke Dot Hutcheson Sue Mahoney Sue Brace Anuna Guth Second Row Sue Morruson Dodue Gantner Sandy Carter Marlene Menzemer Sandy Horer Janet Stueg Kay Thompson Sue Hunderer Front Row Mrs Kampschroeder Pat Ott Carol Hampp Barbara Ruce Bobbue Evans Betty Ambrose Donna Horr Judy Carver Mr Koch Qiiu . , . I - s , . - I In I . . . . . - , . . . . ' I I I ' 1 u . . . . . , ' I 1 , 1 A I ' l ' - ' : I I I I I ' 1 ' , ' , 1 f , ' f f : . , , , , ' , 1 1 , . . I u A f 1 al u I up ' ...W ........l.. v u , . T, T 5,1 'ul , , if Ni Q Q. l 'A 2 , V AQ X ,-Q' , 2 I 4 5 - T -I foul! ,I i -93 - national honor society The highest honor which a Ferguson High School student may attain is election to the Na- tional Honor Society. Members are chosen by the faculty from the upper third of the junior and senior classes on the basis of superiority in Back Row: Leslie Bass, Paul Plavnick, Jim Ellern, Steve Sample, Albert Schlueter, Jack Patterson, Ron Wessel, Ron Jenkins. Ga ry the fields of scholarship, leadership, character, and service to the school. This year's members of the National Honor So- ciety were installed on April 14. Each member received a red carnation and a gold pin in recog- nition of his achievements in high school. Griffith, John Stcpple, Bill Davis, Bob Taylor, Fred Schnell, Third Row: Ken Press, Sue Mahoney, Kay Thompson, Pat Ott, Betty Ambrose, Dorothy Hutcheson, Theo Homeyer, Sandra Nemanick, Nancy Dittrich, Lynn Harris, Erika Zaetsch, Betty Jaspers, Bill Slater, Paul Killmer. Second Row: Carol Heggarty, Betty Meier, Annette Smiley, Diane Baltz, JoAnn Bogdanor, Madeleine Martin, Janet Stieg, Diane McCullough, Barbara Chamberlain, Melanie Marshall, Judy Smith, Sarah Faughn, Martha Marshall, Marilane Heitman, Cora Sue Golden, First Row: Sue Brace, Jean Strain, Margaret Kesting, Barbara Friese, Janice Hemminghaus, Donna Pruitt, Sue Morrison, Laura Allman, Mary Bindbeutel, Delores Ganter, Rosemary Wermke, Anina Guth, Sally Arms. standard ring committee The Standard Ring Committee was tormed last year after the Student Council had adopted a resolution to standardize Senior Class Rings, thereby keeping the same ring design from year to year. If a standard ring were adopted, a Ferguson graduate could immediately be recognized as such, regard- less ot his graduation date by his Class Ring. This year's committee did adopt a stand- ard ring after much deliberation. The ring which was chosen bore, as distinct symbols of Ferguson High School, engravings ot the tront doors of the school, the cypress trees, and a comet, and could be obtained both in all gold or in gold with a blue stone. The committee, composed of a boy and girl for each grade level, was headed by Melanie Marshall, chairman, and Mr. Cham- berlain, sponsor. prom committee The Prom Committee, composed entirely ot iuniors, has the responsibilty ot plan- ning the biggest and most lavish dance of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Under the direction ot Jett Estes, chairman, and Mrs. Kurtz, sponsor, this year's Prom Committee transformed the new gymnasium into a beautiful oriental garden. ln the center ot the gym were placed a fountain ot chang- ing colors and a huge Japanese lantern. A walk with small oriental bridges encircled the dance floor. Guests entered the gym through an oriental torrie, a pagoda-like structure. Small Japanese lanterns and ming trees completed the decor. Students attend- ing the Prom received Japanese corsage tans as favors. Masataka Fuiita, our Japanese Foreign Exchange Student, was frequently consulted and was of great assistance in planning the decorations. Back Row: Stan Ries, Jo Ann Bogdanor, Jack Patterson Front Row: Melanie Marshall, Martha Franzlau, Sonny Quillo Q7 Back Row: Carol Leonard, Ron Wessel, Jeff Estes, Dean Spauld ing, Bev Dennison. Sitting in chairs: Dick Morgan, Bev Lowe. Sitting on floor: Lee Andra Laburay, Roger Behle, Melanie Marshall. Not on picture: Sharon Nichols. S NATIONAL THESPIAN GU LD Back Row Turn Aldrich Bill Menu h Judy Kun nick Eileen O Shea Car l Leona d Nla y Jane Jones Nancy Kelley Rosemary Wermke Janet Stieg Merle Compton Peggy Compton Barba a Chamberlain Fourth Row Ed Sheridan Richard George John Clevenger Gary Miller Ron Pacino Terry Kester Ron Farver Ron Meade Paul Plavnuck Richard Seller Sandy Carter Third Row Rita Martin Susan Buescher Judy Muckle Cora Sue Golden Leigh William Ja kie Deschu Ann Bartelsmeyer Carol Stiltges Judy Hull Madeleine Martin Ethel Onstott Donna Horr Second Row Annette Morotz Kathy Jones Jane Nolte Sarah Faughn Betty Jaspers Judy Smith Sandy Mahr Ima Jean Perry Barbara Jens Sue Brace Ginny Boynton Mary Lou Frieda Mary Hanrahan Front Row: Mr. Moore, Barbara Hauhart, Carol Langehennig, Judy Roberts, Scott Jones, Susan Morrison, Carol Heggarty, Martha Marshall, Carol McDonald, Betty Meier, Bill Davis, Dee Dee Garofalo, Ray McGee. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Back Row: Ed Sheridan, Bill Davis, Tim Aldrich, Scott Jones, Mr. Moore. Second Row: Sue Brace, Carol McDonald, Judy Smith, Betty Jaspers, Martha Marshall. Front Row: Paul Plavnick, Betty Meier, Susan Morrison, Carol Heggarty, Ron Meade. -96... national thcsplan guild The Natlonal Thesplan Guild which was form d last school year ts a parent organtza tuon whsch encompasses all dramatnc acttvltues at Ferguson Hlgh School lts tour mann subdlvlslons are Stage Crew Make up Committee Sophomore Junior Dramatlcs and the Natlonal Thesplan So clety The Stage Crew IS a long standing organlza tuon whose purpose us to keep the stage In con dttton for all assembltes and meetlngs Stage Manager for this year was Carol Heggarty B ll Davls was ID charge of llghttng and Ron Meade Paul Plavnnck and Carolyn Welss handled sound Susan Mornson s Make up Commtttee was nn charge of make up tor all productuons Soph omoreJunlor Dramatlcs was organized this year to take the place of Junlor Dramatlcs The Thes plan Socnety as a natnonal organuzatuon recognuzung dramatic achievement national thcspuan society The National Thesplan Society IS an organlza tlon for those who are actlve ln dramatlcs The Ferguson Htgh School chapter was establushed IH T947 Membership tn the National Thesplan Socnety IS awarded to anyone who has partlcl pated ln dramattcs and has accumulated a certain number of points Under the dlrectlon of Susan Morrlson pres: dent and Betty Meter secretary this years Thes plans have planned a new protect During the National Conference of the National Association of Student Councrls which ts to be held here In June they plan to present a play as a part of he program The cast and productuon of thus play wlll be llmlted to lnltlated Thesplans on y Sophomore junior dramattcs A new organization which was formed this year was the Sophomore Junlor Dramatlcs Club Wnth Mr Nowell as sponsor the club existed an order to promote Interest tn dramatlcs among students faculty and the cntlzens of the com munity and to teach and practice the funda mentals of dramatucs Under the dnrectlon of Its ottlcers Bill Chron uster president Dave Appel vnce presldent and Michele Gallats secretary this group met on Iuesdays to work on pantomnmes skits and plays one of whlch was A Happy Journey The group also held a very successful party on De ember l-1 at whnch the sluts and pantomumes were presented, SOPHOMORE JUNIOR DRAMATICS Ed Jonnson Terry Ke Bruce Cona d Curtts Braun Sha on Ch u t ph Sm Iey Ca vet Ca la Atnnp Judy U mer Marlanne Heckethon Ma tna Franzlau Carol Henselmeler Taksel Jean Boettche a kte Deschu Vaeu Faygal Carol ane Carolyn Wetss Joy e Warne Judy Kelle Pa Egan N well Cn own te Mt hele Gallat Daze Ap e 497- Susan .frame Peep curious Fairy May Mrs. Paddy Miss Wilhelmina od evening-ll Dr. El'TlI f'IETT Standing: Gary Miller, Sandy Malwr, Ima Perry, Ron Farver, Ron Meade, Barbara Chamberlain. Sitting: Bill Manish, Rita Martin, Scott Jones, Virginia Boynton, Ethel Onstott, Carol Heggarty, savage Ethel Onstott Scott Jones Rita Martin Bill Menislw Virginia Boynton Ron Meade A Ron Farver Ima Jean Perry Carol Heggarty Barbara Chamberlain Gary Miller 1 c:on'f know what to say to you Don't be betrayed by The illusion of contentment. I can give you a song you can Take anywhere you go. n'Ofher, for me life of me I don't know what fo say. senior play On Thursday and Friday evenings, March 27 and 28, the Senior Class presented the play Harvey, a three--act comedy by Mary Chase The play concerned a well-to-do bachelor, Elwood Dowd, who had developed a pooka as his best friend. His friend turned out to be Harvey a six-foot rabbit whom few people were privi- leged to see. All proceeds from the play were contributed to the Senior Class gift fund. Myrtle Mae Simmons Mrs Veta Louise Simmons Mrs Ethel Chauvenet Elwood P Dowd Miss Johnson fMa1dJ M ss Kelly R N Wilson Dr. Lyman Sanderson, M. Dr. William Chumley, M. Mrs. Betty Chumley .,,...,., Judge Omar Gaffney . Taxi Driver . ., , -TOO- Barbara Jens Carol Heggarty Betty Meier Scott Jones Elaine Davis Virginia Boyntan Sandra Mahr Pat Kline , .Bruce Beard Randy Bartareau Sandra Horer , . .Ron Pacino , .Ron Farver The Ferguson High School Projection Club is a group of approximately sixty-five students trained in the operation and care of audio-visual equipment. These students render their services to school and community and, at the end of the year, receive certificates in recognition of these services. New members of the club are carefully trained and tested by those members who have already passed the required test to receive their membership cards. One of the most interesting Projection Club projects was the trip taken by thirty of its mem- bers to Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Canada, from March 19 to March 22. These students were accompanied by Mr. Watson, club sponsor, and his wife. Senior, Ron Pacino, won a free trip in a drawing held by members ot the club at a meeting on March 5. High spots of the trip in- cluded visits to Belle lsle, Greenfield Village, the industrial and the downtown sections of Detroit, and the River Rouge Ford plant, the largest auto- mobile plant in the world. The Ferguson High School Projection Club was one of the charter members of the Missouri State projection club Audio-Visual Service Clubs. This group held a convention at Ferguson on May 24 under the direction of Mr. Place, director of visual education tor the R-2 District. The Projection Club was also the first organization given accreditation by the Missouri State Board ot Education for high school graduation credit in practical arts. OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN President ,, . Larry Schilling Vice-President , . , . Ken Press Secretary . . . ., Sandy Brewer Treasurer .. . ,. ..... Sandy Mahr Sergeant-at-Arms ..,..,. Dick Bardon Publicity . Merle Compton Records , . . . . ..,.,... Jean White Membership . ,,,, . .Carolyn Weise Sound ..... ,...,. Equipment ... ..... Training and Testing ,. . Coordination . .. Previewing .... on Meade, Paul Plavnick, and Jim Steele , .Richard George . . John Clevenger ,....Richard Seiler .. .Paul Brautigam -lOl- Back Row: Ronald Woebling, Geor ge Sessen, Bob Will, Gary Koen, Ken Brinton, Dave Appel, Mr. Watson, Sponsor, Jerry Brink- mann, Rich Seiler, Gerry Miller, Richard George, Jim Steel. Second Row: Nancy Dittrich, Mary Heckethorn, Carol Langenhennig, Barbara Hauhart, Carolyn Leon- ard, Betty Burgess, Sandra Nemanick, T e r r y Cacciabando, Ann Nole, Erika Zaetsch, Pat Egan, Jerry Sitzes. First Row: Jackie Deschu, Joyce Warner, Joan Brand, Dick Bar- don, Larry Schilling, Ken Press, Sandy Mahr, Jean White, Merle Compton, Carolyn Weise. Back Row: Bob Jones, Dan Kenner, Tom Faughn, Phillip Bemis, Mr. Watson, Sponsor, Fred Schnell, Rex Latta, Scott Jones, John Clevenger, Richard McArdle. Second Row: Richard George, Allen White, Jim Hood, Jerry Cook, Greg Gertz, Fred Beckman, Ray Ward, Fred Nordquist, John Gar- agnani. Front Row: Paul Plavnick, Terry Kester, Theron McReynolds, Jim Rogers, Jim Dillion, Phyllis Von Behren, Leslie Bass, Barbara Run- nels, Paul Brautigan, Sandra Tooley. hand Back Row: Paul Plavniclc, Ray Olson, Jim Holtshouser, Ron Meade, Walter Thies, Carolyn Haupt, Jean Boettcher, Mac Goodwin, Steve Sample, Stan Ries, Marilyn Crossman, Janice Hemminghaus, Beverly Reinholz, Mr. Plavnick. Third Row: Fred Schnell, Lee Sir, Ed Copeland, Jerry Tindall, Jon Killmer, Toni Mason. Second Row: Danny Werremeyer, Dave Marshall, Ken Albers, Robert Taylor, Jim Vornberg, Charles Gensler, Dave Morgan, Jack Edler, Dianna Schesawala, Don Blondin, Bonnie Eckwald, Terry Preston, Dean Spaulding. Front Row: Janet Turner, Priscilla Jaspring, Dick Husted, Marilane Heitman, Melody Anderson, Charles Ellis, Bill Chronister, Judy Swank, Butch Windisch. ni , - i Marilyn Crossman, Janice l-lemminghaus The Band at Ferguson High School offers its members a complete range of activities. lt pre- pares music for the football games, pep assem- blies, parades, half-time shows, and concerts. It takes part in the All-County Music Festival. This year the Basketball Pep Band has been Paul Plavnick, Ray Olson, Jim Holtshouser, Ron Meade reactivated, under the direction ot Steve Sample. One of the highlights of the second semester was the preparation ot concert material for the trip to Ste. Genevieve for a two program appearance. The instrumentation of this year's concert band was the most complete in our band history. -T024 orchestra STRING ORCHESTRA Standing in back: Mr. Plavnick, Meier, Horer, Mr. Kneeland. Back Row: Kesting, Yates, lhle, Bob Sirce, Nemanick, Tearcy, Marshall, Christoph, Feldmann. Second Row: Finney, Smith, Feller, Conard, Jones, Dickinson, Krutzman, O'Shea. Front Row: Davis, Selle, Plavnick. CONCERT ORCHESTRA Back Row: Thies, Haupt, Ries, Sample, Goodwin, Kretzmann, Marshall, Vick, Kirby, Smalley, Morgan, Reinholz, Scott, Windisch. Fourth Row: Kesting, Yates, Nemanick, Braun, Tindall, Copeland, Sir, Runge, Eckwald, Dickerson, Husteacl, Christoph, Cronister, Swank, Griffith, Blondin. Third Row: Finney, Ihle, Conard, Vanderbilt, Mason, Killmer, Schnell, Killmer. Second Row: Smith, Feller, Selle, O'Shea, Jaspring, Turner, Costello. First Row: Davis, Heitmann, Anderson, Plavnick, Feldmann. Members of the String Orchestra have the un- usual opportunity to study and perform music that covers more than four centuries of develop- ment. Works from the old masters serve as a basis for the study of the moderns. Our school is fortunate in that we do have a balanced string orchestra. One ot the most interesting exper- iences for its members was the trip to Weldon Springs and Wentzville, where it presented pro- grams to the student body. The string orchestra performs at the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. It also takes part in the Ensemble Festi- val and the All-County Music Festival. Its mem- bers ioin selected members from the band to form the Concert Orchestra. -103- choir Cask Row: Ron Meade, Jay Petrea, Larry Willhite, Virgil Lamkin, Ron Jenkins, Bruce Beard, Winston Jones, Al Cool, Lyle Stamper, Gary Fathman, Larry Schilling. Third Row: Etta Harl, Lois Raley, JoAnn Bogdanor, Jackie Arnick, Tom Welch, Cliff Schaaf, Dick Morgan, Bob Neel, Roger Behle Second Row: Marilyn Stark, Sharon Maloney, Bev Frost, Bev Butler, Betty Ambrose, Diane McCullough, Susan Weil, Susan Morrison, Laurie Nienabef, Natalie Pierson. Front Row: Judy Mittenzway, Judy Wilson, Lynne Schuler, Shirley Robinson, Sandy Dornan, Anina Guth, Rosemary Wermke, Donna Mangrum, Marlene Menzemer, Ca'cl Henselmeier. The Ferguson High School Choir, under the direction of John W. Owen, was composed main- ly of members of the second and fourth hour choir classes. Most of its members had been singing with the choir for one, two, and in some cases, three years. To these were added a fine group of sophomores. Choir members had the privilege of striving to artistically interpret the finest of choral music, both classic and con- temporary, The choir, along with the band and string or- chestra, presented the Christmas Concert on December lo. One of the most inspiring num- bers of this program was the Hallelujah Chorus from l-landel's Messiah, The choir also sang at the Rotary Club, the County Music Festival, the National Conference of the National Asso- ciation of Student Councils, and, in May, pre- sented their annual Spring Concert. ln December, the vocal music department, in coniunction with the dramatics department, pre- sented AmahI and the Night Visitors, a Christ- mas opera, by Cvian Carlo Menotti. The excellent presentation of this opera was warmly received by the student body and in other schools and churches in Ferguson and Florissant. The cast was: Amahl-Lynne Schuler, Mother-Rose Krueger, Ziane McCulloughg Kaspar-Bob Neel, Melchior-- Ron Meade, Balthazar-Gary Griffith, Virgil Lam- kin. The chorus included: Schilling, Farver, Werm- ke, Robinson, Zemer. Dave During the oy attending average, Nienaber, Hizer, Wilson, and Men- Patterson was the accompanist. year choir members earned points rehearsals maintaining at least an and participating in concerts, At the end of the school year, music letters were awarded to those with a high number of points and those who had shown a high degree of in- terest and ability. This year the Student Council decided to adopt an Alma Mater for Ferguson High School. In their search for a suitable one they found a song that Mr. Owen had written for an operetta that was presented here six years ago. A small group from the choir sang it for the Student Council who quickly adopted it for the school. -104- FERGUSON HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER Strong young voices in an anthem loudly now we raise, Long in justice, love, and duty, sounding out thy praise. Ferguson, Ferguson, highly reign thy name. Ferguson, Ferguson, mighty in every game. Ferguson, Ferguson, when the tight is o'er, May thy spoil be thy toil, honor ever- more. r,,,,,, .. choir Back Row: Fred Watkins, Jerry Bosch, Danny Lashley, Leroy Braucksieker, Bob Joseph, Terry Douglas. Third Row: Ruth Ann Bindbeutel, Susan Buescher, Jil Gardner, Rose Krueger, Linda Sell. Second Row: Martha Marshall, Rita Martin, Phyllis Ryan, Barbara Jens, Mr, Ovven. Front Row: Joyce Warner, Kay Wilmes, Dian Sima rnons, Kathy Jones. 'U rw CHOIR OFFICERS JoAnn Bogdanor, President, Marlene Menzerrner, Secretary, Ron Jena kins, Student Director, Diane McCullough, Business Manager uv MIXED VOCAL ENSEMBLE Baik RDVV1 Ffed Wailsifti Al COOL Virgil Lamkin, Larry Schilling, Roger Behle, Bob Neel, Dick Morgan, Jay Petrea, Ron Meade, Second Row: Jo Ann Bogdanor, Diane McCullough, Sue Morrison, Rose Krueger, Linda Sell, Marilyn Stark, Jil Gardner, Betty Ain- brose, Jackie Amick. Front Row- Beverly Frost Barbara Jens, Natalie Pierson, Laurie Nienaber, Phyllis Ryan, Rosemary Werinke, Martha Marshall, Dian Simmons, Lynne Schuler, Ruth Ann Bindbeutel mixed vocal ensemble The Mixed Vocal Ensemble was comprised ot a group ot students from the choir classes who were especially interested and capable in music and willing to give ot their time extra-curricular- ly. This group had a twofold purpose. First, many organizations and church groups requested a mixed vocal ensemble to pertorm for their meetings and this group was always ready to comply. Second, they reviewed the choir's mu- sic thus enabling the choir to learn it taster. They also performed at the Christmas and Spring Concert. all- county groups County Groups, which includes All-County cnorus, and All-County string orchestra, were composed ot outstanding students in choir, band, and orchestra. The students in these select groups ioined with students from practically every other school in St. Louis County to com- pose their respective All-County Groups. All three of these groups performed at the annual St. Louis County Teachers Meeting at the Opera l-louse at Kiel Auditorium and presented tneir annual spring festival on Friday, April 25. ALL-COUNTY GPCUPS Back Row: Norman Krutznian, Bruce Conarcl, Virgil Lamkin, Curtis Braun, Bob Broyles, Bob Joseph, Roger Belile, Al Cool, Fred Watkins, Lyle Stamper, Gary Fathman, Ron Jenkins, Glen Vessel, ,ay Petrea. Second Row: Richard Nemanick, Dick Morgan, Judy Smith, Sande Carter, Jackie Amick, Diane McCullough, Susan Buescher, Sharon Christoph, Natalie Pierson, Marilyn Stark, Susan Weil, Margie Kes'ing, Bob Sirce. Front Row: Mary Ellen Hizei, Lynne Schuler, Jean White, Jean Simmons, Bev Frost, Melanie Marshall, JoAnn Bogdanor, Jil Gardner, Marilyn Finney, Ann Selle, Carol Henselmeier, Eileen O'Shea, Kathy Jones. N2 S Q Any girl of Ferguson High School who was in- ' , terested in Girls' Glee Club was eligible for gllfls Club membership. These girls performed at the Student Council. The elected officers were: Pres- Christmas concert and the spring concert. ident, Jackie Amick, Vice-President, Carol Leon- This organization officially became a club this ard, and Secretary, Laurie Nienaber. Their ac- year when it was granted a charter from the companist was Merle Compton. Back Row: Fran Duclos, Gertie Raney, Marilyn Wortman, Carol McDonald, Sande Carter, Barbara Littiken, Ann Nole, Etta Harl, Annette Morotz, Judy Kunznick, Jane Ferguson, Barbara Hauhart, Mary Cobb, Marlene Menzemer. Third Row: Jane Hamilton, Barbara Jens, Sharon Maloney, Jan Duerr, Diane McCullough, Barbara Chamberlain, Mary Jane Jones, Susan Buescher, Donna Mangrum, Sharon Christoph, Judy Murphy, Silvia Robertson, Ruth Ann Bindbeutel, Jo Ann Bogdanor. Second Row: Jane Harris, Jean White, Prisilla Jaspring, Gale Tenant, Dee Dee Garofalo, Carolyn Wildeisen, Gloria Williams, Pat Rivera, Bev Funke, Sandy Janssen, Marian Haugen, Rebecca Ritchie, Angela Gulotta, Toni Mason, Gwen Rakey, Sande Horer. Front Row: Rosemary Wermke, Sandy Dornan, Kathy Jones, Pat Madden, Dian Simmons, Peggy Compton, Carol Leonard, Jackie Amick, Laurie Nienaber, Elaine Davis, Valerie Fagal, Joyce Warner, Carla Atnip, Carol Ahrens, Mary Flesch, Carol Henselmeier. ClUlDS 1 'fl Ani'. 9011 93, . , .-xx LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Back Row: Bogdanor, Netzela, Farmer, Amos, Mrs. Chamberlain, Wahl, Niehaus, Weir, Taylor, Garo- falo. Front Row: Pruitt, Tucker, Seisner, Thompson. The Library Assistants were girls who assisted Mrs. Chamberlain in the library during one class period each day. They were chosen by Mrs. Chamberlain from a number of applicants on the basis of grades, attendance, and personality and received one half unit of credit for per- forming their service. The duties of the Library Assistants consisted of checking out books, filing, typing, repairing books, helping students locate books and other reference ma- terials, and many other iobs. Each girl received training in these jobs. At least three assistants were on duty at all times so that two could assume full responsi- bility if it was necessary for one to study. FIRST AID ASSISTANTS Back Row: Haugen, Kilmer, Ostenclorf, Nienaber, Reagan, Tucker. Second Row: Krein, Kunznick, Litteken, Jones, Morotz. Front Row: Gasaway, Compton, Whitnah, Kleinigger, Hamrnann, Mrs. D . The First Aid Assistants were girls chosen from gym study hall to work in the First Aid Office. These girls com- prised the only service organization in school that did not earn credit. Most of these girls served the entire year, but three had to be replaced at the end of the first semester because of changes in schedule. The First Aid Assistants were busier than usual this year because of addition- al health services which were available, increased school enrollment, and the ad- dition of a telephone in the First Aid Office. Their duties consisted of taking care of minor injuries, doing clerical work, helping with health screening pro- grams, and taking care of student health records and first aid supplies. OFFICE AsslstANTs Back Row: Rice, Niehaus, Martin, Boynton, Aubuch- on, McCullough, Baltz, Blackwell, Warner. Second Row: Homeyer, Austin, Lovely, Baker, Horer, Stieg. Front Row: Ray, Umbright, Staires, Jens, Phelan, Collins, Birke, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Grau, Mrs. Rippstein. The Office Assistants are very im- portant members of the student body. They are selected by Mr. McCollum and are usually upper classmen who have above average grades and attendance. Functioning under the able direction of Mrs. Rippstein and Mrs. Ellis, these girls were very helpful in collecting and re- cording attendance slips, typing, putting out the daily bulletin, answering the tele- phone, and delivering special announce- ments. They received one-half unit of credit for doing their work. F. T. A. The Future Teachers of America Club is open to any student who shows interest in teaching and who has the qualities of character, scholar- ship, personality, and leadership needed in the teaching profession. Members earn merit points through activities which promote personal growth, through observing in elementary schools, and through other school and community proiects. Merit points earned in high school may be added to those earned in college and included on the Certificates of Merit awarded upon graduation from college. This year's F.T.A. sponsored a clothing drive for needy families during December. Miss Nourse was sponsor of the organization. F.T.A. ClUbS CO-OP CLUB Co-op club membership is limited to seniors who are enrolled in the Co-operative Occupation- al Education program. This program is designed to provide on-the-iob training on a part-time, pre- apprenticeship basis. Co-op students alternate between work and school, usually on a half-day basis. The club's main social event is the annual co-op dinner given in the spring by the students for their employers. This year's dinner was held on Tuesday evening, May l3 at the Ferguson Methodist Church. Officers for this Year were Tony l-lei-President, Dave Rauth-Vice-President, Peg Wallweber-Treasurer, and Judy Collins- Treasurer, Back Row: Langehennig, Hutcheson, Sheridan, Nemanick, Ambrose, Carver. Second Row: Suchman, Muckle, Zaetsch, Davis, Rohne, Ahrens. Front Row: Place, Amick, Miss Nourse, Dittrich, Turner. CO-OP Back Row: Byrnes, Fahrig, Werrerneyer, Scherer, Beyrau, Gruenloh, Lenauer. Third Row: Telle, Schreck, Henage, Fiala, Lesh, Alwood, Rauth. Second Row: Adams, Siesener, Otten, Roth, Coleman, Walters, Wills. Front Row: Mr. Lauless, Bock, Guerra, Holtshouser, Mueller, Linberg, Broeckling. clubs BUSY BRUSHES Busy Brushes, sponsored by Mrs. Ulbrighf, is an organizaTion in which sfudenfs who enjoy art can parficipafe. Each year The club decoraTes The cafeferia in commernoranon of various holidays. The Busy Brushes This year sponsored a Spring Art Exhibif for all high school and grade school Back Row: Largenr, Boyce, NoITe, Bogdanor, Heggarfy, CarTer, Ma Second Row: Marshall, HauharT, Carlson, Morrison, McDonald, Harris FronT Row: Place, Meyer, Grimm, Taksel, McCance, Wermke, Borbei sTudenTs. They also underTook The decorafion of 'ne sTudenT lounge for The N.A.S.C. Conference which was held aT McCluer Junior High School. Tnis year's officers were: PresidenT'fNorr'na Bor- pein, SecreTary-Rosemary Wermke, and Treasur- erfJudy SmiTh. VTHW, Shaw, Buescher, Mesnier, Lowe, Mrs. Ulbrighh Robens, Duerr, Faughn, Jones, Dennison. n, SchanTz, Henke, Leonard, GluckherTz, Horr, CompTon. MODERN DANCE CLUB Back Row: Miss Kuppinger, Lorna Dale, Carol Wayne, Judy Fortel, First Row: Donna l-lorr, Virginia Bingaman, JoDel Tooke, Merle Compton. In the third year of its existence, the Modern Dance Club met on Wednesday aft- ernoons under the direction of the club sponsor, Miss Kuppinger. Members of The group worked on exercises for the study of musical comprehension. On March 27 the Modern Dance Club at- tended a dance recital at Hanley Junior High School which was presented by a group of professional teachers who were Touring The country. The program consisted of lectures and demonstrations and proved very interesting and helpful to The girls attending. ASTRONOMY CLUB Back Row: Bruce Ross, Bill Bishop, Bob Ahlers. Second Row: Betty Ambrose, John Clevinger, Jerry Tindall, Ed Rutledge. Front Row: Mrs. Brawley, Richard George, Donna Place, Ken Press. The Astronomy Club, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Fulbright, met twice a month on Mondays. The first meeting each month was devoted to business while the second consisted of planned discussions, field trips, and other projects of interest to the members. The club also used the school telescope. This year's Astronomy Club officers were: PresidentfRichard George, Vice-President- Dave Carmichael, and Secretary-Treasurer- Donna Place. Standing: Jim Dillon, Bob Will, Jimmy Gary, Mrs. Braw- ley, Mr. Lange, Jim Steele, Torn Faughn. Sitting: Nick Stegirtg, Larry Behle, Richard George, John Clevenger. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club, sponsored by Mrs. Braw- ley and Mr. Lange, maintains its station, WOiXP, in a shack located in the new ad- dition. The purpose of the club is to fur- ther interest in amateur radio operation. Meetings were held every Thursday after school with programs consisting of a study of the Morse code and radio theory in order to pass the government licensing examina- tions, operation ofthe club station, and field trips, among them visits to KFUO and KSD. Officers of this year's club were: Presi- dent- Richard George, Vice-president--John Clevengerg Secretary-Bob Will, Treasurer- Larry Behlep and Sergeant-At-Arms-Nick Steging. clubs clubs BOWLING CLUB Back Row: Miller, Raup, Craft, Davis, Stopple, Bernsen. Third Row: Maul, Sutter, Wessel, FairbankS, Strantz, Brinton, Schelker, Bollini, Adkins. Second Row: Miss Crawford, Kramer, Lott, Weise, Swank, Lorraine, Cacciabarido, Dittrich, Hearn, Dale, Miss Kuppinger. Front Row: Mr, lmpey, Puckett, Horr, Weber, Boyce, Franke, Fortel, Kowalak, Onstott, Mrs. Dieselhorst. The Bowling Club, sponsored by Mr. lmpey, met and bowled every Monday after school at the Ferguson Lanes. Its purpose was to introduce bowling to Ferguson High School students and to give those interested an opportunity to compete as members of teams in a bowling league. At the end of the season, trophies were awarded to the boy and girl who had shown the great- est improvement in bowling during the year, to all members of the team win- ning first place in the league, and to the winners of the tournament which the club sponsored. RIDING CLUB Back Row: Tilley, Dale, Buescher, Miss Nichols, Homeyer, Ambrose, Chrisco. Front Row: Meiners, Tooke, Standley, M. Jones, K. Jones, Engel, Pierson. Ferguson High School's horseback- riding club, the Hoofbeats, is a group dedicated to learning and im- proving riding skills and saddle tech- niques. The club is sponsored by Miss Nichols who accompanies the group on each ride. Members go riding ap- proximately twice a month during the spring and fall at Riverview Stables. RIFLE CLUB Back Row: Seiler, Brautigam, Conard, Thomson, Chrisco, Freihoff, Ellern, Fairbanks, Third Row: Kester, Davis, Henderson, Jones, Braun, Geno, Dowell, Rusnack. Second Row: Engle, Brand, Hellmer, Ballingey Ferguson, Lawrence, Feldt, Gronemeyer. Front Row: Bass, Plavnick, Meade, Slade, White, Mr. Kenney. The purpose of the Rifle Club is to develop good sportsmanship and self- control in its members and to teach safe handling of firearms. Members, who are very carefully chosen, take part in the matches of the St. Louis County Rifle League. The Club be- longs to the Junior Department of the National Rifle Association, which en- ables members to earn awards. This year's officers of the Rifle Club were: Ron Meade, president, Charles Slade, vice-president, Jean White, sec- retary, Leslie Bass, treasurer, and Paul Plavnick, executive officer. The Creative Writing Club, sponsored by Miss Nichols, is an organization which was formed last year. Its rnain purpose is to encourage those students who are interested in creative writing as a hobby. Anyone interested in the club and clubs its goal was welcome to ioin. The group met once a month at students' homes for a pot-luck supper and a discussion of each student's selec- tions. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Back Row: Sandra Nemaniclc, Dorothy Hutcheson, Diane Ambrose, Carolyn Fruhwirth, Erika Zaetsch, Sandy Brewer, Barb Chamber- Iain, Barb Boyce, Jan Tullock. Front Row: Barb Rohne, Jackie Arnick, Barb Benne, Nancy Dittrich, Miss Nichols, Jerry Brinkmann, Betty Ambrose, Marcia Baker, Cathy Schulenberg. advertisements Nga XX AA.i A Q , X v N N xr, I I A k .Qxzxk V X x llt gn a. Dear Busrnessmen We the CREST Staff of 1958 wlsh to take this opportunlty to thank you the businessmen for your vltal partlclpatlon In the publncatron of our yearbook Wrthout your assnstance we would not have been able to present to the students of Ferguson Hugh School this frne yearbook We are happy to announce that thus year we have set a new record for the sollcrtatron for ads We wish to extend special thanks to Mr Harold Ulbrlght It was my prrvrlege to assist the advertlslng manager last year and we lrkewrse have had the assistance of a sophomore Fred Nordqulst who IS berng tramed for the posrtron of Advertrs Ing Manager of the 1958 59 CREST We are sure that you the busrnessmen will show hrm the same courtesy and asslstance you so gracrously gave me thus year Ken Press Advertrsrng Manager Fred Schnell Business Manager 114 who helped us immensely in the taking of pictures for our ads. 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Comphments of PALOMAR TRI HI Y ltft lo right back row Sue Brace Anma Guth Terry Smlth Dmna Austm Theo I-lomeyer Sue Hmderer Audrey Hutsler Barbara Rrce Sally Arms In Chants Nancy Shendan Laura Allman Front Row Jaclue Aubuchon Peg Wallv eber Mary Bmdbeutcl Sharon Brovsn Kay Thompson Not Present Mrs Gene Aubuchon sponsor Roxane Oppel Alayne Washburn Janet Holmes Sandy Meyer Compllments of LORELIE TRI HI Y Complzments of FERGUSON MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE BRIX FLORIST INC Flowers for all occasxons Flowers telegraphed anywhere 4820 Natural Brldge COlfax l 5032 122 lf x nz ... y . - . . . . x V ' v . ' Y . v ' v ' V Y ALPHA CRUCIS TRI-HI Y Back Row: Marty Marshall. Sarah lllughn. .lanet Stieg, Annette Smiley, Norma Borhein. Bettv Meier, Judy Smith. Belly Jaspers, Second Row: Susan Morrison. Judy XVaflcr. Katy Begole, Janice Hemminghaus, Carol Heggarlv. Front Row: JoAnn Bogdanor. Sandy Mahr, Madeleine Martin. 'hi SPORTSMEN HI Y XVyatt Dave Marshall Denis lsenberg John Prosser Charlie Jones Dick Kline lirort Row Bill 'Vltnish Bill Sheridan Rich Roberts Don Spaulding Dan Kelleher lannv Brewer Jerry Aubuchon Brian Costello 123 Y s 'FQ Q M wi 5 1 Back Row: .lack Patterson, Don Thomas, Steve White. Mike Blackburn, Daye Fleetwood, Don our lobby BANK OF FERGUSON where your SAVINGS earns INTEREST FERGUSON WHITE MULLEN FUNERAL DEPARTMENT HOME STORE b H 8 N th F1 27 SOUTH FLORISSANT R d ROAD k 1 1 oo E P LAMMERT 21 M 21 M JA l 2500 I2 Am ulance Service or orissant oa JAC son - 5 . . Ferguson ' issouri Ferguson , issouri 7 FERGUSON HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY 9 CHURCH STREET 2 153 The Cu1Of Your Huff Cozmti VOGELSANG S SHOP xcluszu but not c xpenszue 36 N Florlssant Rd Ferguson BRUSH S5 COMB u d l Beauty Salon 2709 COVERS IFRCUSON VIO AND Phom JA 2 '5-+72 BINDINQ OI' T HL 1958 CREST H1 F1 Electronlcs Silks 25 SLTVICL BECKTOLD CO l205 Chamblrs Rd O ll Sf St l0Ul3 0 Lrguion Zl Mlssourl s S 3610 RALLY FOODS CORPORATION lnmtutzonal food Speczalzsls 722 Clark WA l OD66 S louns 7 0 JOHN E GOUCH 125 Complin ents of F' l JA. - I Y . Closing Hours: Tucs.-l3ri.. 6 P.Nl, Sat r at 5 PM, l 214 Chambers Rd. S 5 1 1 Y . l . 1 . . ' .- f By .1 . . ' rw.. ., AM. p. A V - - Clm., .lwllon JA. l- V A . 1 - r, - ' -. M . FLORISSANT LGCKER PLANT and Market Inc 598 North Florxssant Road Phone TEmple 7 3433 ockers ES Bulk Freezer '55 Cooler Storage MLJIS 8 Crrocerus Wears Sold fo Home Freezers LEISER DRUG Fountam Speczaltq Chocolate Marsh Nut Sundae PFGSCFIPIIOHS Money Orders JA l 5666 422 South Florlssant D1Ckl9 s Barber Shop Compllments Ferguson Bake Shop 100 CHURCH STREET 720 South Florxssant JACIKSOH I 0259 Hours D S t 8 6 Tues Frx 126 I- Vwle also process HOME KIl.l-liD Nlcal of 8 - ' a . - D .- '. SUPERSONIC SISTERS The lethal Voodoo slsters tW11'1 Jet supersomc tno have been deslgned and developed by the McDonnell Alrcraft Corporatxon to serve three commands of the U S A1r Foroe The F 101A Voodoo Cforegroundj commenced operatlonal duty wxth the 27th Strateglc Flghter Wmg at Bergstrom Air Force Base Texas ln May 1957 where xt has earned lts aenal spurs as one of the world s most powerful Hghters Only days later the RF 101A Cnghtj went on 8CtlVe duty wlth the 363rd Tactlcal RGCODIIRISSZHCC Wmg at Shaw A1r Force Base South Carohna Thls Voodoo IS the first supersomc photo reconnaxssance alrplane m the A1r Force xnventory The F 101B two seat xnteroeptor fleftj latest of the senes made 1ts malden ihght III March 1957 It wnll provlde the A1r Defense Command wlth round the-clock all weather capablhtxes and tremendous fire power wlth m1ss1les Cwxhan fnends of the Armed Forces wnth Englneermg trammg are 1nv1ted to mvestlgate opportumtxes w1th the McDonnell Team Contact Raymond Kaletta Techn1calPlaoement Supervlaor McDonnell Alrcraft Corporatxon P 0 Box 516 St Loans 3 Mo MC DON N E LL AIRCRAFT 'I27 Y N . . . . . . v ' v . . . . . . . . . . 1 9 1 . , - . . . . . . Q , . - - , , , . - - .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 0 . . - n 9 , . . , . , . I ' v 1 f 9 0 BARBAY'S MARKET WE DELIVER J. H. BARBAY . . . Proprietor 15 South Florissant Road JA. 1-2091-JA. 1-6808 B P B Pcmuac Inc RECoRDs SHEET MUSIC 1201 S Florlssant Rd NASH MUSIC CORP FERGUSON NIO 303 So Florxssant JA 1 1000 JA I 4750 Instruments Lessons OKAY Meat Co 2-105 Spenctr Au Ox crland 14 Mo Phont I-1Arr1son 8 5155 KING S Professlonal Drug Pharmacy Store 1 1 1 Church St 23 S Florlssant J 1 6611 JA 2 0293 FERGUSON MO Establlshtd 192 3 128 n 0 . Q y . 0 x vm y . , . B' - Y , . ' Q TOY '55 HOBBY SHOPPE Hobbies for the Famzlu 18 Church St FERGUSON 21 MO Mel Florence '55 Judy 1 C mpl m nl The Carousel th merrq go ro nd of fa h on 11 S FLORISSANT RD Ferguson Mo JA 1 4806 Amerlcan Doughnut Krlspy Kreme Doughnuts 1604 So F1or1ssantRcl JA 2 6060 9843 Sr Chas Rd HA 7 8810 THE COLOR MART 1 10 South Florlssant Fe guson 21 M ssour JA 1 4128 Pa nt VV llpape Toys Gifts Flne Shoe Repa1r1ng Heels Applned Whnle U Vklalt Full Soles Our Spec altx Nu Way Shoe Repalr SCFVICC 18 So Florxssant Rd Ferguson Cleaners 104 Darst Road JA 2 0199 VV atch Repalrmg Jewelry 1 J E W E l. H0 U S E Warclzvs Diamonds Jewelry Watch Reparrmg 5 SOUTH FLORISSANT ROAD Ferguson 21 Mo JA 2 3016 BUESCHER S JEWELERS AND OPTOWETRISTS 8 Church Ferguson 21 V10 Across from Bank JA 2 8484 JA 2 8422 Chozce Flowers for Every Occasron 240 South Florxssant Road Ferguson 21 Mo 1Ve W re Plou, FROSTWOOD DRUGS Professlonal Pharmaclst Free Delxvery Open Sundays 8 Holldays 8340 1 ost Axe Berkeley 1 6 57 ST LOUIS COUNTY T V SERVICE Televlslon Sales 8 Servnce 2 S Florrssant Ferguson 21 MISSOUFI We repaxr all makes of Teleuzszon and Radios S Fu1br1ght JA 2 1234 9 . JA. -5175 ,o 1' e S of ' HEADY Darline Hi1ker's Floral Shop H - I ' 'ers nxdlh ,, 1 ' ' ' Il' ' . JA. ' 5 - ' ' D. . ' . - A Firm is Known by the uality of Work it Does THAT S WHY EVERY YEAR SEES MORE SCHOOL ANNUALS BEING PRINTED BY WIESE BARNES PRINTING CO 2123 29 PINE STREET ST LOUIS 3 MO CEntral I 3669 Carls Shell Servlce 143 N Florrssant Ferguson Mo Roy s Super SQIVICC 2-4 H ur VV cckf: S r 7 3500 Hgh ay 66 8 UIN 4 4727 fn ghtD Flo rssant Rd II rxss nt 'Vlnssou ACE HARDWARE CO H ghway 66 id' I-lor ssant Hardware Pamts Household Ware Electrzcal Plumbmg Jamtors Supplies 'IFmpIc 7 3515 Elorlssant Pharmacy Your Rexall Store 701 St Francors Florlssant Mo Phone TE 7 3419 Vince Iassolo P escrlptron Speclallsts Complzments of BEHLE s Foon MARKET JA 2 9744 Dade Ave Ferguson Where your savmgs earn more HAMILTONIAN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION N FERGUSON Ph .IA k 2 9494 BEN FRANKLIN STORES l03 So Flornssant Rd JA I 5455 8344 Frost Ave JA I 5152 Owens SGKVICC Statlon your frzendly mobil dealer 60 N Flornssant JA 2 9857 Complzments The Contmental Chemlcal Co Comphments FRIEND Stlarwalt Electrl III Callus and we ll wzre for you U 26 S Florlssant JA I 7330 JA I 7331 FERGUSON TV CO Sales 8 Servxce JA 1 5600 307 S Florlssant Rd I ASCO BRAND LADY PAULINE Complzments of ALLEN FOODS INC Sr Iouxs Mo Instltut onal Purveyers 'B Specxal sts of FINER FOODS for FINER INSTITUTIONS Represented n your dxstrnct Mr. Jim Jones ALLEN S PRIDE AFCO BRAND -132- Kaemmerlen Electric Co. 2728 Locust St ST LOUIS 3 MO JI: 5 2222 DCI CONTRACTING REPAIRING P1ne Lawn Elorrst 6211 Nat Brldge EV 3 4095 Corsages Bouquets Plants S PRANCOIS DEPT STORE 1040 St Francors Florrssant MISSOUYI B111 s Barber Shop O cn M nd, P da, d SMU dy Xen n S Jack Vwelty 102 S Plorlssant Suburban Property Farms Graf '55 Case Realty Company Realtors Establlshed 1898 Nme South Florissant FERGUSON 21 MO Insurance l oans 133 Cl ' Y T. f , . A 0 f One block cast of Florissant Bank W p 10 a'.'ri 'an ra'E' ig V ' U he num alla Your Community Newspaper Since 1922 10 Adams Ave JA 2 0202 Hy Style Furnlture lnc Qualzty Furnzture at Moderate Prrces 2 l 4 South Florlssant Rd Ferguson 21 Mo JA l 5228 TOWN PASTRIES We Spec alnze m Weddxng Cakes 2 8 S Florissant Rd Ferguson 2l Mo JA l 0796 Economy Sportlng Goods Co RA 4 6650 330 No Mann St Charles Mo Comp! m nl f COOL VALLEY DAIRY Everythmg n Dairy Products Ho Made Ice Cream Ca h and Carry and Home Del very 12008 Florrssant Rd JA 2 1166 8305 Amrpo t Road Ca fetcrxa Equrpmc nt Supplles Bensmger s 1003 ll Market Blvd St Loursl Mo Cl-Iestnut l 4040 H Vernon Ball Inc Realtors Real Estate Loans Insurance 246 S Florxssant Rd Ferguson 2l Mo Frank '55 Stanley Produce Co Serxmg St Louls fmest l-lottls Restaurants lnstltutlons Clubs and Schools Complete Ime of Fresh Y5 Frozen Frults U Vegetables Fro7en F1sh 8 French Frles 15 Produce Row CH l 3046 rl i 1 1 r ' YY ' - 1 . ' . . fd ' r ,. 9 S U JA. 2-3300 1 1 1 , , . 1 s i , . ' r , - V. ., . , , . - l34 - Complzments of UNIVERSAL MATCH CORPORATION Ferguson Conoco Gas and Olls '54 ,y The Florissant Mortuary yy V, 315 St. Francois St. I Florissant Mo. Sami Gene and Rose lVlar1e I-Iutchens Gutters Spouts and Water Heaters Burke C1ty Heatlng RUSSELL S SERVICE STATION Txres and Batterres Greasmg ACCQSSOIIQS 901 Alrport Road Ferguson Mo as Coal 1 Furnaces Installed 8 Repa1red E Nlchols 152 Barto JA l 0072 Ferguson 21 Mo Klenstra Supply Co Inc Sand Wlre Mesh Cement Plaster Sewer P1pe Graxel l.1me Re Steel Ready Mxx Concrete lll N Florxssant Blvd FERGUSON Zl MERKER DRUG INC Hm ay 66 at Flonssant Rd ze crzplzons our Speczultu Just Hardware 25 Supply Complete Home Maintenance Store 715 South Flornssant Road Icrguson Mrssourl Fred Just JA 2 0377 Ferguson Blcycle Center Sales Parts 8 Scrx 1ce 309 S Florlssant Rd lou s McGu thy Ve Florrssant Shoe Repa1r Soles and Heels lVh1le You lxfdlf St I'crd1nand and St Catherme Shoes dycd any color Shoes Restyled ' G - -O'1 ., . V 4 D Compliments of JA. lf8l66 Schwinn-Built Bicycles 'Hg 7-3477 - J. ,. ' ' . ' .' I ' A , i r ' locipcdes ,, - 136 - Compliments of LODHOLZ BROS. 517 SOUTH FLORISSANT ROAD JA 2 9735 JA 21100 AUTO PARTS FOR ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES Savoy Record Mart 121 SOUTH FLORISSANT Cnext to the showy JA 2 8373 ulllman s Drug Store In Busmess for Your Health 42 South Flonssant Road JA 1 0422 Phone JA 1 6766 We Delxver BEN WRIGHT S Color Kraft Shop 313 S FLORISSANT RD 21 M A S l If you Izke :ce cream You Il love Velvet Freeze Mc Intosh s Velvet Freeze Products 1 T . Y Ferguson , 0. Paints - WHUPHPQY 1 So. Florissant JA. 2-9770 Floor Covering - rt upp ie - 137 - Robert S Lorenz Robert E Loren? FERGUSON PRINTING CO JAckson l 1724 406 Alrport Road Ferguson 21 Mo Ferguson Sheet Metal Works Inc Heauna Vennlar ng Arr Condznonmg JA l 0284 Lou s R Sirombathy Alfred R S7ombathy Wllson O11 '35 Supply Company Robertson Mo DI tnbutors of PHILLIPS P oducts Gasol ne Fu nace O l Sto e Onl P l l 55 P l 99 EARL SPENCER General Electrzc Applzances Across from the Show Hemmmghaus Incorporated I 19 CHURCH ST Ferguson 21 Mo E ngzneers Contractors Refrzgeratzon E lectrzcal Complzments of S H E A R S DEPARTMENT STORE 19 South Florlssant Ferguson 21 Mrssourl OLIE S BARBER SHOP Free Park1ng behmd Conoco s Statron JOE DUTCH Martlns Restaurant STFAKS 25 CHOPS TURKEY 8 CHICKEN DINNERS PLATE LUNCHES 7 S Florlssant JA 2 9789 Ferguson McBr1de Insurance Agency General Insurance Auto Lxfe Flre 800 South Florlssant Ferguson 21 MISSOUII JA l 6 00 EV 5 7000 J l l 9 Your frzendly Ford dealer STIVER S AUTO SALES INC 222 South Florlssant Ford Cars Trucks Used Cars f ' ' 1' E ' ' S i 66 aff i i . . . . E, - 7 E. -I4 804 S. Florissant Rd. , ' ' . we . - A, -13 7 , . -138- Compliments 'x r' FLORISSANT BANK TEmple 7 3555 Florissant Missouri Member FDIC Weinrels Bakery we bake zt here Florissant Valley Shopping Center C0mP11menfS UN 4 5510 Joseph A Weinreis Galt Hartweck King NC General Insurance FRIEND 22 S Florissant Rd FERGUSON 21 MO JA. l-2210 Complzments of Ferguson Cleaners JA. 1-5000 North St. Louis Typewriter School Furniture American Desk Folding Tables, Chairs 6255 Natural Bridge EV. l-4684 CO. l-7122 -139- Paul Moore 4 1870 16 Automatlc Lanes -mn sf Y ff xii W1 F. BICYCLE 8. HOBBY CENTER LU? SQFUICE F what WWII erguson Bowhng Lanes 123 S Florxssant 1423 CHAMBERS West of West Flonssant JA 4 3500 At Your Seruzce Walter SCott's Market Lands Drive In 10 CHURCH STREET Best Malts 8 Shakes ln Town Tasty Hamburgers '55 Sandwxches JA 2 0107 1085 VVestFlor1ssant JA 2 1056 140 JA. - . W ' 1 1 s W' Q V IA. l-7272 JA. 2-8374 Diestelhorst and Sullivan Plumbing Co. Registered and Licensed Contracting 53 Repair Work a Specialty 36 So. Dellwood Ferguson. Mo. Wells Shoe Store 24 South Flornssant Rd Dress them smartly rn shoes that fzt Buster Brown for children Arrstep for women Freemon for men ..-Y. u,e cater to dznner partzes and Iuncheons The COfHUCOp13 Restaurant 710 720 St Francoxs UN 4 7757 Complxments of 777 So F onssant Flonssant o TE 7 3475 Duchtsnt I-lxlls Shoppmg Center GETTEMEIER Realty Company 1735 South Flortssant Road Flortssant Mo JA 2 0821 Moore s Dellcatessen Fresh Bakery Goods l Airport Rd JA 2 8335 0 . M2125 .l' ' ,M. -141- autographs autographs autographs H xf. 1 L 'N I, U y IAA!! fi L ff ff F AA , mf fb MA 4, L rl . L , 1 1 ,Lf if M J W pf' 7 'F M. MN' 5 guy, Ly xt: ,K lg ,J P Q li 1' CWA ' P+' . Q ruse:-1, Q A, I. X, Qu fy K , P ,xi ., ' L -I -K : + S5 IT, J. V. - Y M, 8 V '. kk i