Jackson High School - Silver Arrow Yearbook (Jackson, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1961 volume:

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Behind Its School In All Endeavors Pictured here are a few of the many examples of patronage for which we, the staff of the 1961 Silver Arrow, express gratitude for the entire student body. In deep appreciation, we dedicate this yearbook to the community and the patrons of the R-2 school district. Among our memories will be those of sitting on the court house lawn listening to Muny Band, and the huge bonfires and pep rallies which were attended and sup- ported by patrons. Boy Scout camp-outs and church-sponsored fun, such as hay-rides, help fill busy days. 5 We thank you for making our school and our community . . . a good place in which to grow up. Several opportunities for public speaking are offered ambitious students by local clubs. This is only one facet of their continuing support. -. f Ybloqsxrlt Whether it's Home Comers or a carnival at school, the townspeople turn out in large numbers to support local projects. . t pQ.s . 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M Vp QI f.,..f'v v I , v ' I! f F ev ,gf Q H Y X o ! v 't 2 , t! :Q 3 I. v L it S x T i 2, A -. 25 3- .... 55 -gN:.f1xx,f fm -, S SW Superintendent Mr. R. O. HAWKINS Southeast Missouri State, Missouri U. B.S. in Ed., M.A. Principal Mr. W. E. LAMONT Sr. Student Council Central Missouri State Missouri U. B.S. in Ed. M.A. Assistant Superintendent Mr. ALLEN BIRK Southeast Missouri George Peabody EWNN QFN l 1 l School Board members act as representatives of community Acting in our behalf and representative of the community. the R. 2 district , school board determines policy, acts as a legislative and judicial body, and generally administers to the school system in the function of a board of di- rectors. Pictured above are C. C. Peterson, Norman Swan, Earl Oldham, Superin- tendent R. O. Hawkins. B. J. Thompson, President of the Board Dr. W. W. Crites, and Richard Davis. H y X i 1 Modern Education emphasizes English . . . Mrs. ELIZABETH CRACRAFT English Jr.-Sr. Banquet P.T.A. Carnival Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Miss VIOLA WITTROCK English P.T.A. Carnival Eighth Grade Sponsor Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. l Miss SARAH JENKINS English Junior Play Southeast Missouri State B.S. and A.B. Mrs. BERENICE HEYDE English Jr.-Sr. Banquet P.T.A. Carnival Southeast Missouri State B.S. iriEd. ,, I ,A avi ' , V' , ,Q ' ff, fa -. c f 1 Mr. JAMES ESTES English P.T.A. Carnival Washington U. and Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. Mrs. GEORGE W. HILPERT English Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. and science comes of age in I96O Forming the basis for all education, English looms importantly in our cultural development. Without a knowledge of our own native tongue, much of our heritage of fine literature is lost to us, and the acquisition of further learning is made much more difficult. With the current emphasis on science, our own science depart- ment keeps abreast ofthe times with the addition of new equipment and new courses. Progressive teachers, methods and materials make our school most adequate in the modem competent way. Mr. RAY PENSEL Biology General Science Science Club, Jr. Red Cross Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. ll Mrs. BERTHA I-IOFFMEISTER Science English Freshman Dram atics Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Mr. DON MILLS Physics Chemistry General Science Terminal Mathematics Integrated Geometry Ninth grade Carnival Show Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. Mr. JERRY LORBERG General Science Science Club Sr. Student Council Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. Mathematics essential part of curriculum Mrs. ELIZABETH SCHOEN Math Jr. National Honor Society Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Mr. DANIEL SEBAUGI-I Algebra P.T.A. Carnival Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for I-LS. The importance of mathematics in the modern school curriculum cannot be underestimated. Our school offers a full range of courses, preparing the serious student for college, and for future careers in- volving the marriage of science and math. Mrs. TI-IELMA LAMONT Mathematics Analysis Trigonometry Advanced Algebra Clerical Practice Bookkeeping Jr.-Sr. Banquet Central Mo. State College B.S. in Ed. Mrs. LULA HOFFMANN Math Junior Student Council P.T.A. Carnival Washington University, Central Wesleyean College, Cape State 12 Social Science department keeps abreast In order to understand the present and prepare for the future, we must study the past. A working knowledge of government, econom- ics, and sociology will prepare our young people to live as good citizens in a competitive society. IMr. ROBERT BOLEN Sociology ivics conomics peech ebate enior and Sophomore Plays outheast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. rs. ROSAMOND MILLER merican History .T.A. Carnival indenwood, Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Mrs. ESTHER WAGNER American History English Jr.-Sr. Banquet Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. N N Mr MILTON P. CRADER orld History more Class History Club Southeast Missouri State, Southern Illinois U. sg B.S. in Ed. J rx 3 .45 3 ty 4 ,lr F ff 'a .X f 1 .X- RJ Fine Art experience functional and practical Modern courses in arts, music, and foreign language, justify their places in the curriculum by helping young people to become better consumers, live happily, improve tastes, and enrich their lives with culture. These courses have value in that they are distinctive con- tributions to the social, vocational, and leisure-time objectives of the modern secondary school program. Mrs. GLORIA WILLIAMSON French French Club Lindenwood, Southwestern at Memphis, Memphis State Universitg B.A. in French. M.A. in Ed. 14- Mr. ALLEN ROWLAND Chorus P.T.A. Carnival Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Mr. RICHARD PARTRIDGE Band P.T.A- Ca.rnival Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati B.M., M.M. Mr. HERB WICIG-IAM Art Senior Class Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. Mrs. L. L. MAINORD Art English Squaw-ler Silver Arrow P.T.A. Carnival Southeast Missouri State B-S. in Ed. for I-LS. Practical Arts forms basis for vocation Forming the background for a variety of interests, practical arts also provides a fine preparation for future homeowners. Typing, Diversified Occupations, Industrial arts, and Vocational Agriculture embody the latest methods in the acquisition of skills needed by young people in many walks of life. Mr. WILLIAM DAVAULT Vocational Agriculture F.F.A., P.T.A. Carnival Missouri U. B.S. in Ed. Mrs. DORIS DAVAULT Tvping Business Law Shorthand P.T.A. Carnival Jr.-Sr. Banquet Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Mr. JAMES R. NELSON Diversified Occupations Mechanical Drawing D.O. Club, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Junior Class, P.T.A. Carnival Kirksville Teachers, Missouri U. B.S., Mai. 15 Mr. WILLIAM F. EAST General Shop Electricity Woodwork P.T.A. Carnival Jr.-Sr. Banquet Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Miss ROBERTA RANNEY Vocational Homemaking F.H.A. Jr.-Sr. Banquet Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Mr. EMIL W. BRASE Physical Education Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. Mr. ROBERT FISCHER Science Driver's Education Physical Education Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. Physical Education department Mr. MELVIN GUEMMER Physical Education J Club P.T.A. Carnival Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. Mr. BILL DANIEL Civics Physical Education Arkansas State B.S. 'n Ed. Z c f V! . ,cv , Mr. PAUL STEDMAN Social Studies Physical Education Seventh Grade Sponsor Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. Mr. LOU WEISS Baseball Southeast Missouri State B.S. in Ed. for H.S. stresses good sportsmanship 0, R, 1. 1.-1, eg if . 1-yxlngi X, .. . R L, lied R 1' lt's not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game. Our Physical Education Department is devoted to the principle of aid- ing young people to find a worthy use of leisure time, and developing a sense of sportsmanship which will carry over into later life. A sound mind in a sound body is not only a well-known educational aim but is also the goal of our school. Mrs. PATSY JOHNSON Physical Education Pep Squad Jr. High Cheerleaders Arkansas State B.S. in Ed. other needs met b counselors Miss MARGIE HINKLE Physical Education Sr. High Cheerleaders Southern Illinois U. Ed. B.S. in Ed. Administering to extra-classroom needs, the counselor acts in a guidance capacity, the librarian as director of resource materials, and the nurse takes care of physical needs. l7 Mrs. MARGARET ACRE School Nurse Deaconess Hospital St. Louis, Mo. PMN. Mr. RUSSELL MASON Guidance School Boy Patrol Southeast Missouri State B.S. and Counselor certiication Mrs. MARY ELLEN BOLEN Library Southeast Missouri Stat B.S. in Ed. gfdgpld if Sig Parents and Teachers Sponsor P.T.A Carnival This organization is active throughout the year in furthering i understanding between school and home, the two largest influences on the student. Unselfishly giving their time to various worthy pro- jects, these members promote the growth of insight into current educational problems. Office Workers Function Behind Scenes , ,e M ,.Yyf,aVgfme Lorenz ir. ,Ag we 3' J i X 'T gg Trying to keep things runnin i the o ce, is XV' iportant job of these three girls. They Mr, Lam nr with ff ivimportant business. and also help the students. if ' i it X3 is Janet Craft if Lil N 5? fi Sr. Student Council Organizes Suggestion Box ROW 1--Betty Johnson, Mary Don Miller, Sue Southard, Connie Conner, Mr. Lorberg. ROW 2--Joe Dunn, Sam Beggs, Jerry Lacy, Ronnie Henderson, John Godwin, Tony Kim, Mr. Lamont. The new members of the council and the officers were installed in an assembly held in the gym. The new suggestion box was placed in study hall, and each week a new con- test was held. Different topics were chosen each week by the council. Acting on the principle that self-govemment is the best government, the Senior Student Council, representing the student body is chosen by democratic method to act in their behalf. 20 and Jr. Student Council Sells Book Covers The junior high, not wanting to feel slighted also accepted the responsibility of se1f-govern- ment and elected a capable Junior Student Council. The members organize money making projects and sponsor dances. As their money making Project this year, the council sold book covers and note books. They were the traditional school colors, and even had a Jackson Indian on the back. Webster Davault, president of this year's council, is presented with gavel. ROW ONE: Connie Shambo, Betty Schlegel, Martha Schoen, Donna Wessel. ROW TWO: Jerry Schloss, Vernon Turley, David Ludwig, Keith Dunn, Webster Davault. 21 Banquet Highlights Honor Society Year ROW 1--Sandra Wright, Gaitha Godwin Vicki Aufd b J The Senior Honor Society offers recognition to the good student competing in a modern world. The rising generation needs a solid background of academic excellence, and good school citizenship. In this organization we find those students who meet these standards. The banquet, held each spring, is the high- light of the year 's activities. , en urg, ane Ann Schade, Carolyn Hutteger, Connie Conner, Kay Suzuki. ROW 2--Butch Schneider, Carl Smith, Janet Wallenmeyer, Diane Starzinger Marion Wessel Joe Buerkle J C ' -- ' ' ' ' , ane rites. ROW 3 Janice Bollinger, Barbara Palisch, Donna Reitzel, Mrs. Harbison, Judy Sheiton, Stanley Sides, Tom O'Loughlin. The senior members are entirely responsible for planning the installation of the new pledges. With the help of the sponsor, Mrs. Harbison, they present the program. 22 Qualified Students Active in Jr. Honor Society Membership has greatly increased in the past two years, and Mrs. Schoen 's room is a very busy place when meet- ings are called. Representing the scholars and good school citizens, the Junior Honor Society, composed of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, shows great promise for the future. This society develops leader- ship and good character in these ambitious young students. ROW ONE: Mrs. Schoen, Darrell Schuette, Nancy Keller, Cheryl Martin, Charlotte Ludwig, Carol Birk, Sharyn Martinson, Donna Wessell, Jane Wagner, Carol Wessel, Jean Hager, Stanley Riehn, Jerry Jackson, Gerald Hitt, Adelaide Heyde, Diane Husher, Rhonda Sievers, Janet Henson, Karen Martin, Joyce Kuntze, Marsha Savers, Pan Hahs, Mary Schade, Laura McClary, Carlton Thoma. ROW TWO: Diane Beattie, Sylvia Slinkard, Brenda New- onger, Judy Flanigan, Shirley Penrose, Karen Niblack, Alice Thompson, Donna Miller, Sharon Skinner, Jo Ann Hoxworth, Jane Statler, Bonnie Baxter, Sharon Platt, Jane Seabaugh, Virginia Gerharter, Charlene Fiedler, Carol Seabaugh, Betty Johnson, Cathy Sander, Peggy Amelunke, Lynn Conner, Mary Cracra.ft, Karen Crites, Linda Mc- Cain, Karen Bollinger. ROW THREE: Nancy Bowers, Gary Wilke, Nancy Kuntze, Margaret Martin, Sharon Birk, Sharon Kuntze, Peggy Myers, Brenda Neumeyer, Jean Smith, Janice Kuntze, Alberta Macke, Carol Thoma, Angla Leimer, Judy Southard, Linda Nitsch, Martha Ford, June Smith, Judy Jones, LaVerne Guth, Katherine Engleman, Cheryl Ginter, Linda McCain, Sandra Reed. ROW FOUR: Barbara Husher, Vernon Turley, Bob Jones, Ed Hennecke, Donald Kasten, Mike Conley, Tom Cosgrove, James Wilkinson, Edwin Robins, Larry Myers, Gary Breezel, David Ludwig, Jim Morrison, Mike Akams, Reid Caron, Stephen Bollinger, Mike Kistner, Larry Whitler, Jim Vangilder, John Paul, Joe Godwin, Larry Hendershott, Mike Harrison, Richard Mainord, Cleo Van Arnburg, David Crites, Dan Dickerson, Fritz Sander, Gene Craft, John Brothers. 23 elect Group of Debators Comprise N. F. L. Advancement to the status of member of the National Forensic League is the goal of every debater, since membership is possible only after twenty-five points have been made. ROW ONE: Diane Mainord, Karen Kasten, Barbara Baxter, Sue Southard, Jackie Lacey. ROW TWO: Mr. Bolen, Mary Schoen, Sharon Sievers, Nancy Keller, Barbara Palisch, Donna Reitzel, Janet Wallenmeyer, Rebecca Campbell, Elizabeth Ludwig. Artist's Honor Guild Recognizes Talent Made up of talented students who are selected from various P.T.A. carnival shows, the Artist's Honor Guild represents the cream of the talent crop in J.H.S'. ROW ONE: Charlotte Ludwig, Karen Bollinger, Emily Poe, Brenda McDowell, Nancy McDowell, Cheryl Martin, Judy Hartle, Sharon Dalton, ROW TWO: Carl Smith, Ronnie Lowes, Marilyn Randol, Pat Niblack, Katy Thomas, Saundra Smith, Debbie Kamp, Janet McDowell, Janet Wallenmeyer, ROW THREE: Bill Huls, Wayne Koehler, Gary Hurst, Jim Wilson, Tom O'Loughlin, J. W. Brune, Leon Wessel, Janet Lorberg. 24 Choral Groups Entertain at School Functions ROW ONE: Pauline Lungwitz, Barbara Deneke, Darlene Cast, Nancy Bowers, Evelyn Huffman, Dorothy Muster, Kay Suzuki, Carolyn Pattengill, ROW TWO: Ethel Heartling, Cathy Southard, Merry Bernard, Loretta Lange, Charles Brown, Paul Riehm an, Allen Crader, Andy Leonard, John Clif- ton, Bill Koch, Cletus Schuessler, Gaitha Godwin, Karen Rastel, Lillie McI.ard, ROW THREE: Pat Randol, Donna Byrd, Tina Loberg, Marcella Lich- tenegger, Roy Mantz, Larry Mantz, Harold Hines, Bill Huls, Barbara Palisch, Barbara Baxter, Sharon Sievers, Mary Schoen, Ellen Hitt, Judy Sheldon, Joyce Criddle, Karen Kasten. ROW FOUR: Joan Henson, Janice Bollinger, Joyce Bollinger, John King, David Lichtenegger, Diana Starzinger, Larry Decker, Gary Wendel, Joyce Clifton, Donna Sie- Madrigals vers, Joane Borgfield, Janet Wallenmeyer, ROW FIVE: Jeannette Ruehling, Sharon Cook, Mary Nussbaum, Janet Huckstep, Carol Crowden, Diane Mainord, Saudra Wright, Margaret Tallent, Shirley Bodenstein, Mary Kasten. ROW ONE: Rebecca Campbell, Betty Steeg, Brenda McDowell, Sarah Fellows, Frances Sperling, James Sander, Harold Bollinger, Fred Jones, Karen Niblack, Betty Johnson, Joan Welker, Nancy Mirly, Elizabeth Ludwig, Sharon McBryde. ROW TWO: Jean Sebastian, Mary Don Miller, Barbara Butler, Marcella Reitzel, James Brown, Joe Beri, Glen Bodenschatz, Sylester Hulshof, Janice Kuntze, Karen Jo Schaper, Brenda Neiuneyer, Sharon Kuntze, Joyce Kinder, Pat Niblack. ROW THREE: Diane Estes, Shirley Amelunke, Peggy Amelunke, Joe Mathews, Wilson Crites, Jerry Ford, Edward Hennecke, Joe Dunn, Evelyn Short, Gloria Cook, Saundra Smith, Kathryn Thomas. ROW FOUR: Jeannie O'Dell, Saundra Felty, Kenneth Maloney, Robert Aufdenberg, Frank Milde, Larry Talley, Edwin Robins, Arlon Meyers, John Martin, Peggy Meyers, Doris Windeknecht, Carol Whitledge. Silver Arrow Reports School Year in Working for the best coverage in copy and in pictures, the Silver Arrow staff remains on the alert throughout the calendar year for student activities and school events. Janet Wallenmeyer, Mary Schoen, and Diane Mainord stop typing long enough to talk over some senior pictures. Jane Schade and Katy Thomas are busily typing names on the class section pages. Nancy Mirly gets help from two other staff members. 26 Pictorial Record ,C i Connie Conner, Editor in Chief, planning layouts. Donna Reitzel, Karen Kasten, and Paula Matthews find that it isn't easy to identify all the people in the group pictures. ROW ONE: Paula Matthews, Elizabeth Ludwig, Nancy Mirly, Rhonda Wolters, Diane Mainord, Kathryn Thomas, Sue Southard. ROW TWO: Mrs. Mainord, Connie Conner, Mary Schoen, Jane Schade, Janet Wallenmeyer, Donna Reitzel, Karen Kasten, Diane Staninger. '27 Patrol Boys Aid Safety Program Familiar yellow helmets and white F x crossbelts at the street-corners each i ,,1h . p y p , , A I A Dig I ',:' l . i. x V? K morning and evening show that our y r 5. A. ,, A U Safety Patrol is on dutY in all kinds of s as -. i . D d 1 weather to help eliminate accidents. gg lX-' p p i D 5 1 . irif . r O it s if rs-5 O s if as 'rll D ij A K . i K kk,,kk M ROW 1--Clinton Crites, Eddie Eakins, John Seabaugh, Robert Mc- Clary. ROW 2--Mr. Mason, Jimmy Smith, Delmar Cruce, Paul Niswonger. Junior Red Cross Sponsors Drive ROW 1--Martha Schoen, Jane Wagner, Connie Con- ner, Terry DeWeese. ROW 2--Mr. Pensel, Rhonda Wolters, Bonnie Baxter, Judy Hartle, Nancy De- Weese, Rob Wulf , Wayne Lohman, David Hoff- meister, Reid Carton. Preparing for the annual drive, Jr. Red Cross members check the supplies. Service has been the theme for the organization within our school which allows young people to take part in regular Red Cross activities. Debate Club Competes for Experience ROW 1--Mr. Bolen, Lyle Hutteger, Nancy Keller, Brenda McDowell, Diane Mainord, Jane Ann Schade, Janet Wallemneyer. ROW 2--Jeannine Glueck, Barbara Baxter, Karen Kasten, Sue Southard, Jackie Lacey, Donna Reitzel. Following the time honored practice of argumentation, the members of the J.H.S. Debate Club have gained in speaking ex- perience, knowledge of subject matter of resolutions and in poise and confidence. Their subject this past year was Resolved: That the United Nations be strengthened. 29 Members of the Debate Club meet regularly to talk over subject material and prepare speeches. F.H.A. Improves America's Future ROW ONE: Dorothy Cobb, Betty Stegg, Margaret Huckstep, Karen Bollinger, Margaret Tallent, Judy Cook, Janet Cobb, Karen Schaper, Nancy McDowell, Wanda Lange, Margaret Lewis, Martha Ford, Sharon Nebel, Sara Fellows, Virginia Gerharter, Charlene Fiedler, Clara Amelunke, Kay Suzuki, Sharon McBryde, Marcella Reitzel, Saundra Felty, Dorothy Cathcart, Katie Doering, Emily Poe. ROW TWO: Elaine White, Cathy Southard, Sue Southard, Jackie Walker, Judy Shelton, Judy Linebarger, Brenda McDowell, Marilyn Randol, Kathryn Deneke, Evelyn Short, Susan Evans, Karen Rastl, Charlotte Kinder, Rita Schweain, Judy Volkerding, Barbara Butler, Loretta Lange, Donna Sievers, Winnie Lou Long, Janet Huckstep, Evelyn Crader, Sharon Cook, Faye Dickerson. ROW THREE: Miss Ranney, Rita White, Pat Willis, Janet Wallenmeyer, Nancy DeWeese, Jane Schade, Pat Randol, Donna Byrd, Laverne Koeberl, Carol Seabaugh, Jeanette Ruehling, Barbara Deneke, Joyce Clifton, Karen Niblack, Donna Reitzel, Mary Proffer, Darlene Gast, Jane Crites, Mary Nussbaum, Joan Henson, Jean Sebastian, Verla Wills, Shirley Graham, Tina Lorberg, Lillie McClard, Doris Windeknecht, Nellie Camden, Diane Estes, Mary Estes, Shirley Bodenstein, Janet Kinder, Carol Whitledge, Delma Goehman, Carol Ford, Saundra Meier, Wanda Nagel, Sandra Wright, LaDonna Wilkinson, Mary Don Miller. The high school gymnasium was the scene of this meeting. Everyone listened attentively as the evening's program was explained. Miss Ranny, the sponsor of the club, teaches the girls the art of home- H making. ' 30 Homemakers Reaching toward proficiency in all the feminine arts of home- making, the F,H,A, cooks, sews and generally prepares for the future. The c1ub's officers meet in advance and plan the meetings. During the installation ceremony, the new and old members joined forces and sang the club song. Initiation of the new members proved to be funnier than ever. The girls were forced to wear the odd costumes as usual, and all during the day they were under the corn- mand of the older members. Delma Goehm an sang a beautiful solo standing on one of the chairs in the cafeteria. F.F.A. Strives for Rural Leadership ROW ONE: Mike Sides, Eamest Hartle, Gene Hecht, Webster Davault, Kenneth Pinkerton, Jim Hitchcock, Robert Thorne, Lawson Burgfeld, Douglas Kieninger, David Randol, Arthur Sebastian, Paul Huffman, Jackie Erwin, Larry Hendershott. ROW TWO: Harvy Brase, Charles Hutson, Jerry Sides, George Wolters, John Wessel, Joe Mathews, David Schwab, Richard Conley, Wilson Crites, Butch Schneider, Larry Ruch, Arnold Kranawetter, LaVerl Ussery, Jesse Kinder, Herman Jones, Tom Campbell, Roy Meyer, Harlen Perr. ROW THREE: Larry Werner, Wayne Moore, Harold Grebe, Joe Vrbosky, Charles Brown, David McClard, David Risenblider, Charles Riehnokey, Wesley Brown, Larry Miller, Norman Whitson, Garry Morie, Ray Schweain, Jerry Werner, Edwin Henecke, Bill Schoenebeck, James Brune. ROW FOUR: Mike Allen, James Reitzel, Gary Wendel, Harold Hanselmann, Mike Byrd, Robert Aufdenberg, Frank Milde, Arthur Bodenstien, Leon Wessel, Paul Ruehling, Patrick I-lorrell, Jim Priest, Ronald McDowell, Robert Sides, Robert Howard, Marvin Bodenschatz, Keith Schaper. ROW FIVE: Harold McDowell, Paul Macke, Daniel Noel, Larry Koehler, Gerald Neumeyer, Wayne Hauenschild, Sylvester Hulshof, Roy Kranawetter, Raymond Petzolt, George Boyle, Harld Hines, Perry Amelunke, Ota Cook, Tom Kuehn, Terry Stone, Don Vorhees, Harvey Loennecke. The annual Barnwarmin' is the biggest event of the year The evening is filled with fun and square dancing. 32 ROW ONE: Mike Sides, Larry Koehler, Don Vorhees, Terry Stone, Lawson Burgfeld, Herman Jones, Jerry Sides, Larry I-lendershot, Douglas Kieninger, James Brune. ROW TWO: Gene Hecht, Gerald Neumeyer, David Randol, Harold Grebe, Joe Vorbosky, Paul Macke, Roy Meyer, Jackie Ervin, Earnest Hartle, Arthur Sebastian, Kenneth Pinkerton, Webster Davault, Jim Hitchcock. ROW THREE: Bill Schoenebeck, Keith Schaper, Mike Allen, Raymond Petzolt, Wayne Moore, Harold Hines, Harvey Loennecke, Norman Whitson, Tom Kuehn, Charles Hutson, George Wolters, LaVerl Ussery. veloprnents in modern farming, the F,F,A. program carries classroom procedure into home projects. Richard Conley and Ronald McDowell represented the Jackson chapter at the national convention in Kansas City. ROW ONE: Charles Reinecke, David Reisenbichler, Frank Milde, David McClard, Jerry Werner, Tom Campbell, Ron McDowell, Ray Schweain, Mike Byrd, Larry Wemer, Jessy Kinder. ROW TWO: Edward 1-lem-regke, Harald McDowell, Harvey Brase, Robert Howard, Pat Horrell, Larry Morie, Jim Priest, Bob Sides, Paul Ruehling, Paul Huff man, Harlen Perr, Wesley Brown, Charles Brown. Combining practical knowledge with the latest de- Squaw-Ier Keeps J. H. S. Students Informed Covering all school activities from sports to editorial opinions, club news to humor, the Squaw-ler, our newspaper, acts as record-keeper for the school. Gary Friedrich, Editor, industriously typing away. ROW ONE: Janet Lorberg, Nancy Keller, Jackie Lacey, Lillie McClard, Gaitha Godwin, Jaon Henson. ROW TWO: Mr. Mainord, Gary Friedrich, Andy Leonard, Tina Loberg, Marcella Lichtenegger, Carolyn Hutteger, Lyle Hutteger. There 's a time for work and a time for play, and everyone enjoys the day Squaw-lers come out, even the staff members. However, supply- ing a school with news is a never end ing job. History Club Year Features Field Trips Formed by students having interest in history and current events. the History Club took an im- portant role among the other I.H.S. organizations. The club took field trips, watched films, and heard lectures. The projection room is a well known meeting place, and during the past year the group has seen many interesting and educational films. A banquet, held last spring, was the first of the organization, and seemed to be quite an enjoyable event. ROW ONE: Mr. Crader, Mitchell, Laura McClary, Jean Smith, Pam I-lahs, Margaret Tallent, Peggy Myers, Mar- garet Ann Lewis, Karen Niblack, Betty Johnson, Mary Lou Masters, Sharon Dalton, Nancy Keller, Janet Nelson, Mary Pensel, Peggy Amelunke, Shirley Penrose, Nancy Bowers, Marsha Savers, Rhonda Sebastian, Elizabeth Lud- wig, Mary Lee Schade, Sharon Nebel, Nancy Jones. ROW TWO: Alice Thompson, Wayne Kuntze, Robbie Kibler, Janet Lowes, Lavem Guth, Judy Vollcerding, Larry Myers, Linda Nitsch, Brenda Newmeyer, Wanda Lange, Janet Lor- berg, Judy Jones, Connie Shambo, Nancy Allen, Mary Cracraft, Carol Lohman, David Hanning, Sharon Kuntze, ROW THREE: Tom Cosgrove, Jane Wagner, Barbara Husher, Donna Miller, David Kuree, Paul Doberenz, Edwin Robins, Sheila l-lanschen, Dick Shambo, Vickie I-lanschen, Sarah Fellows, Katherine Englemam-i,Maye Statler, Jackie Lacey, Rebecca Campbell, Alberta Macke, Nancy DeWeeze, Sharon Sander, Jim Jones, Sue Fulenwider. ROW FOUR: Kermit Nations, Doug Smith, Evelyn Short, Richard Guth, Ray Hardy, Larry Schloss, Dennis Sievers, Gary Smith, Donald Kasten, Richard Ashman, Mack McDonald, Judy Hartle, Carole Seabaugh, Sharon Partridge, Judy Southard, Donna Surface, Ann Henderson, Joe Dunn, Brian Miller, Darrell Schuette, Cathy Sander. 35 ROW ONE.: Sharon Sievers, Webster Davault, Lane Sander, Mary Lee Schade, Ann Henderson, Alice Ann Thompson, Nancy Allen, Pete Bertling, Richard Mainord, Bert Wells, Gary l-lartle, Gary McClard, Jane Wagner, Lyle I-lutteger, Carol Lohman, Charlotte Richter. ROW TWO: Darryl LaPierre, Lynn Conner, Alberta Macke, Wayne Kuntze, Peggy Deneke, Saundra Smith, Janice Bollinger, Barbara Deneke, Jimmie Jones, David Wendel, Nancy DeWeese. ROW THREE: John Brothers, Tom Cosgrove, Barb Baxter, Jim Vangilder, Margaret Tallent, Gene Hitt, Judy Jones, Cleo VanAmburg, Pam Hahs, Jean Smith. ROW FOUR: Glen Statler, Darrell Schuette, Jon Friedrich, Ronnie Randol, Robbie Kibler, Paula Matthews, Laura McClary, Mary Masters, Mitchell Crites. ROW FIVE: Tom Schuette, Mike Adams, David Torbitzky, Wanda Lange, Dorothy Muster, George Boyel, Paul Doberenz, Donna Miller, Judy Southard, Janet Riehn, Roxie Clark. ROW SIX: Andy Leonard, Sue Fulenwider, Cathy Sander, Sharon Dalton, Carol Seabaugh, Joyce Voges, Donna Surface, Rhonda Sebastian. ROW SEVEN: Darlene Meyer, Rob Wulff, Jeaninne Glueck, Mike Sievers, Mike Byrd, Jerry Ford, Sharon Sander, John Paul, Leonard Seabaugh, Sue Southard, Mary Cracraft. ROW EIGHT: Janet Loberg, Janet Cobb, Tina Loberg, Karen Kasten, Janet Wallenmeyer, Barbara Palisch, Dan Palisch, Judy Linebarger, Margie Kasten, Katy Thomas, Nancy Jones, Judy l-lartle. The band members enthusiastically worked at the band suppers to raise money to help pay for their new uniforms. Mr. Partridge, our new director, has done an ex- cellent job this past year. 36 Marching Band Parades New Llnrforms With new uniforms, new director, and new majorette, I.H,S, marching band put on a new face this year. Dis- carding the ancient red and black for snappy black and cream with red ac- cents, the band, under the direction of Mr. Richard Partridge, performed with proficiency at concerts, ball games, parades and the festival. Many mornings of practice, in all kinds of weather, are well worth the time and effort they take. This behind the-scene preparation is necessary to keep our band in top performing shape whether it is the annual Band Festival or a victory parade. D. O. Officers Meet State Officials ROW ONE: Mr. Nelson, Judy Linebarger, Betty Sievers, Frances Sperling, Larry Cunningham, Harold Bollinger, Gary Hurst, Jane Crites. ROW TWO: Debbie Kamp, Vickie Aufdenberg, Saundra Smith, Carol Long, Carolyn Sperling, Diane Estes, June Putz. ROW THREE: Diane Stueve, Betty Steiner, Albert Runnels, Don Kaiser, Wayne Koehler, Lonnie Blankenship, Gary Friedrich, Larry Talley. ROW FOUR: Jim Pulliam, Raymond Mouser, Victor Slinkard. The club officers attended a state D.O. Club meeting at Jeffer son City. While they were there, Members of the D.O. Club are part of the Diversified Occupa- tion program of this school. The club offered for these working students, practical lectures, films, and field trips. Besides their annual Employer-Employee Banquet, they also held several parties. 38 they met Governor Blair, Secre- tary of State Bob Crawford, and State Auditor Haskell Holman. Saundra Smith is one of our hard working D.O. students. Lettermen Honored with J Club Membership ROW ONE: Sylvester Hulshof, Larry Ruch, Larry Schloss, Wayne Lohman, Wilson Crites. ROW TWO: Coach Guemmer, Bill Koch, Tom O'Loughlin, Adolf Sokolowski, Tony Kirn, Larry Decker. ROW THREE: Jerry Lacy, Torn Kiehne, Joe Buerkle, John Godwin, Butch Schneider, Jim Wilson. Fraternity and fidelity among the athletes who lettered at J.I-LS. is furthered by the J Club. The group sponsored many activities of interest and benefit including intramurals and dances. Larry Decker, honored with a first string position on the Big Eight Conference Team this year, receives his letter. Joe Buerkle and Mrs. Johnson try out the lighting for the Spring Athletic Dance. 39 ROW ONE: Emily Poe, Nancy Keller, Pat Randol, Cathy Southard, Doris Wendeknect, Karen McDowell. ROW 2: Mrs. Johnson, Carolyn Smith, Rhonda Seabastian, Nancy Allen, Mary Cracraft, Judy Flanagin, Lynne Conner, Judy Hartle, Cheryl Martin, Judy Sievers, Pauline Copeman, Pat Clodfelter, Jane Wagner, Pam I-Iahs, Margaret Lewis. ROW 3: Judy Southard, Jean Smith, Peggy Amelunke, Diane Covey, Charlotte Kinder, Roxie Clark, Judy Jones, Peggy Myers, Sheila I-lanschen, Sharon Dalton, Alice Thompson, Mary Masters, Betty Johnson, Carol Sea- baugh. ROW 4: Richard Ashrnan, Larry Myers, Terry DeWeese, Wanda Lange, Mac McDonald, Linda Nitch, Alberta Macke, Kathryn Deneke, Kathy Engleman, Laura McClary, Mary Schade, Janet Nelson. ROW 5: Tom Cosgrove, David Lichtenegger, Margaret Tallent, Judy Volkerding, Laverne Guth, Janet Lorberg, Cathy Sander. If Mrs. Johnson and Judy Jones are going to hang stars, someone has to put strings on them, and this group of freshmen is just right for the job. Electing club officers proved to be quite a job. 40 Pep Squad Backs Team and Sponsors Dance Forming the nucleus of the cheering section, the Pep Squad also sponsors two dances during the year, at which are crowned the Football and Spring Athletic Queens. They can be counted on to serve at the Football Banquet too. All that has to be added to the throne is the finishing touch, but the sophomores and juniors seem to be awfully busy glittering stars. ROW ONE: Karen McDowell, Doris Windeknecht, Cathy Southard, Pat Randol, Nancy McDowell, Emily Poe. ROW TWO: Mrs. Johnson, Joyce Criddle, Janet Kinder, Vicki Auftenberg, Saundra Smith, Carolyn Hutteger, Connie Conner, Marilyn Randol, Brenda McDowell, Judy Meyr, Karen Rastl, Susan Evans, Mary Proffer, Barbara Butler, Carol Long, Debbie Kamp, Betty Steeg, Kay Suzuki, Sharon McBride, Loretta Lange, Mary Kasten. ROW THREE: Merry Bemard, Nancy Bowers, Tina Loberg, Donna Sievers, Sharon Sievers, Mary Schoen, Dorthy Muster, Barbara Deneke, Jeannine Glueck, Sue Southard, Donna Byrd, Karen Schaper, Shirley Stueve, Jackie Lacey, Rhonda Wolters, Nancy McDowell, Janet McDowell, Verla Wills, Nellie Camden, Saundra Clark, Wanda Nagel, Mary Miller, Mary Estes. ROW FOUR: Saudra Wright, Janice Bollinger, Joan Borgfield, Nancy DeWeese, Jane Schade, Judy Linebarger, Ellen Hitt, Barbara Palisch, Stanley Sides, Wayne Lohman, Don Kaiser, Gary Stroder, Janet Wallenmeyer, Judy Shelton, Lilly McClard, Mary Nussbaum, Charlotte Saupe, Charlotte Richter, Jane Crites, Gaitha Godwin, Rebecca Cambell, Diane Stueve, Carolyn Sperling. ROW FIVE: Carol Whitledge, Evelyn Short, Jean Sebastian, Diane Starzinger, Marion Wessel, Judy Schaper, Donna Reitzel, Carl Smith, Gene Hitt, Raymond Doberenz, Jerry Ford, Jim Wilson, Joe Buerkle, Cletus Schussler, Fred Jones, Katherine Thomas, Janet Riehn, Barbara Baxter, Karen Kasten, Paula Johnson, Diane Mainord, Sharon Sander. French Club Organizes at J.H. . Mary Lee Schade, Nancy Keller, and Cathy Sander seem to be working very hard. Exploring the culture of another people leads French students to a well-rounded appreciation ofthe language. The c1ub's programs feature speakers, films, records and other media to introduce new material. The Christmas party, which was held in the cafeteria, was a huge success. ROW ONE: Sharon Kuntze, Peggy Meyr, Mary Schade, Sara Lee Fellows, Virginia Cerharter, Charlene Fiedler, Nancy Keller, Elizabeth Ludwig, Carolyn Hutteger, Connie Conner. ROW TWO: Jean Smith, Sharon Dalton, Rebecca Campbell, Susan Evans, Diane Mainord, Gaitha Godwin, Verla Wills, Jane Schade, Mrs. Williamson. ROW THREE: Katherine Englernann, Cathy Sander, Karen Kasten, Mitchell Crites, Diana Starzinger, Paula John- son, Tina Loberg, Janet Lorberg. 42 1 'g' 1.. Wi g, . 2' , J L , ' 2 Y '- 1 -::: -. -1 . - g i A -1. 3 -+ .N F 2 I as Q if Q, I T. 1- I m 1 1 , . 2 1- 1ilg5Q',y ,ai 4521. as if ft- l l ' 5 if 'S .. ' , i fb A ' ' W' 'K QM!! We C -6 ' . t Q' Rhftbv Q Q . oi ' v Q!'.t:'wl3g4g I? 1 saga Q ,ig EQ..f,x.:Ew 'F ,F 51' -5' P lik'-,f-'5' 9 ?5i!'J'.gyj,,5 F' 4 gry'g.,9'j'fIg5fgy nz ns: i,L X g.1i?,P.!1-9:SV!f-'YHWQ wk li x' ' ff i?f3'A 92 3 5 N7 v 3 5 J ff Science Club Adds Interest to School Year ROW ONE: Mr. Ray Pensel, Mr. Jerry Lorberg, John Clifton, Darryl LaPierre, Jim Vangilder, Cathryn Southard, Larry Tidd, Gerald Hitt, Stanley Riehn, Mike Seabaugh, Janet Henson, Karen Martin, Joyce Kuntze, Adelaide Heyde, Betty Steig, Pete Bertling. ROW TWO: Ronnie Davenport, Leonard Seabaugh, Bob Lohman, Mike Har- rison, Wayne Kuntze, David Hanning, Jim Morrison, Danny Dickerson, Fritz Sander, Reid Garron, Steve Bollinger Gary Breeze, Brenda McDowell, Brenda Niswonger, Barbara Lettleton. ROW THREE: David Kurre, Wally Bird, John Paul, Joe Godwin, Cleo VanAmburger, Ronnie DeWeese, Larry Myers, Robbie Kibler, Richard Mainord, Jean Hager, Donna Wessel, Charlotte Ludwig, Carol Wessll, Delores Hopkins, Angela Unger, Mary Nussbaum, Darlene Gast. ROW FOUR: Mike Gohn, Jim Hayes, Gene Heider, Mike Adams, Charles Malaney, David Grass, David Crites, Carl Smith, Stanley Sides, Marion Wessel, Keith Wagner. Providing for the expanded interests of serious science students, the Science Club offers field trips, lectures, and films. The members will work on individual projects for the science fair in the spring. The projection room is a usual meeting place to watch many educational films. Dr. Bumham from Cape State gave the members a question and answer period after his lecture. 44 19' 1? VA, 1 .L Z, x ..,, M. '- -ii. is ex ak. fgfgg.Qf, , QA ig.. Qs R 11, fl.-A F . . in .. Wi ex v . . ,X . 4 ws Silver Arrow Queen Sharon Ann Sievers 46 Big Chief V B' 'Q 5 F 5 Wilbert Wayne Lohman 4-7 U An Enchanted Castle in a Silver Forest . . . sat silhouetted against a blue sky and silver star mobiles. Extending to the wings of the auditorium stage was a pink stone wall with a pink and silver grill. Silver trees carried out the theme of the 1961 Silver Arrow crowning, at which Sharon Sievers and Wayne Lohman reigned as Queen and Big Chief. After the musical program, the guests retired to the cafeteria which was decorated with the same motif, for the dance. A , 48 Silver Arrow Attendants Donna Byrd escorted by Ronnie Henderson. 1, I Q3 Connie Conner escorted by Joe Buerkle. if ego I Q 0,92 39 :bog Q' IQ . . A 5 - -, fy ' ' ,.-. - Pat Randol escorted by John Godwin. 4-9 Saundra Smith escorted by Tom O'Loughlin. Glamour, Suspense Rife in Backstage The most thrilling moment of the evening. , S - - in -s In The Big Chief candidates do some last minute rehearsing on their speeches. 'JA NAM! 2 Following the crowning many of the guests attended the dance. Drama Adding delight to the evening were Robert Mainord, Crown Bearer, and Deborah Williamson, Flower Girl. Miss Jane Ann Schade, Business Manager of this year's book, acted as Mistress of Ceremonies. The girls' sextette, consisting of Carol Whitledge, Frances Sperling, Marcella Reitzel, Elizabeth Ludwig, Sharon Kuntze, and Janice Kuntze, sang Deep Purple. 51 x C-174 ex ' 1 'Jw-9 V974 f L f Q1 ff 5 J 5 C 5 '7?'lf 7 iV' if er :L fc-fL,f.Q iC'Cf P Deep urple Enchantment 1 , 7 L 1 . .ff the lovxely spring evening of April 16. Rex Henderson, representing the baseball, basketball, and track teams, crowned Jane Wagner, Queen of Spring Athletics, with a golden coronet. Before them, to the lilt of Bob Sisco's orchestra, the guests and their escorts danced in the magic lavender twilight. ,, Nu In Monochromatic Blue . . . . . . the throne setting, student designed and executed, eclipsed all previous ef- forts to disguise the cafeteria. In this stylized setting, Joe Mathews did the honor for Karen Niblack who reigned briefly as 1960 Football queen. Master of Ceremonies, Gary Hurst, intro duced Tom Cosgrove who sang the queen's Song. Q 1 1 The Queen's court consisted of: Tina Loberg and Bill Koch, Saundra Smith and Tom O'l.ough1in, Karen Niblack and Joe Mathews, Connie Conner and Ronnie Lowes, and Kanet Kinder and Adolf Sokolowski. J . '+- 53 Crowned I 960 Barnwarmin' Queen Pat Niblack reigned for 2. short time after Wilson Crites, F.F.A. president, placed the coronet on her head. The decor, hay and more hay, formed the background for a whale of a lot of fun, as dancing, and a shucking contest fobject: find the red ear, took place. The queen's court consisted of: Janet Cobb escorted by Jerry Wemerg Pat Niblack escorted by Wilson Critesg and Pat Clodfelter escorted by Mike Byrd. An expectant circus mood . . . . . . spilled over in the gymnasium April 22. when the actuality of the P.T.A. Camival climaxed a hectic week of activity and planning. At the crest of the excitement, Judy Hartle, eighth grade candidate. kneeled to receive her crown from I. W. Brune, campaign manager, then took her place on the blue and silver throne. X t The Queen s court conslsted of Norman Meyer and Mary Tallent John Chfton and Debby Kamp, J W Brune and Judy I-Iaxtle, Bob Jones and Sue McDonald James Sander and June Brugger, Tom O'Loughl1n and Saundra Smxth If ' K , YL K K ff- X The ephemeral beauty 1 Estelee was escorted to her place of honor by Pete Statler. 55 of the cafeteria at prom time 6 9 O . . . . . transformed it into an enchanted orchard scene. Climaxing many weeks of hard work and excited anticipation, the eagerly awaited evening of May 21 finally arrived. Glittering blue birds, pastel butterflies, and pink and white apple blossoms iluttered about the heads of the dancers making the 1960 Junior-Senior Prom delight- S5. rr yu is We could have danced all night in the magic of a May- time setting. Other members of the queen's court were: Norman Meyer and Joyce Long, Stanley Sides and Noretta Phil- lips, Pete Statler and Estelee Seabaugh, Tom O'Lough- lin, Mary Talent and Ronnie Henderson, and Nancy Hartle and Tom Crites. Representing the Junior Class, Tom O'Lough1in crowned Estelee, Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom. fully fresh and springlike. Estelee Seabaugh, chosen as queen by those attending, reigned from a pink and white satin swing which hung from the blossom- filled apple tree. in Winter snows and stormy weather defer Student Government Day . . . CITY OFFICIALS Mayor--Jack Priest Marshall--Jack Piepenbrok Clerk--Norma Smith Police Judge--Lonnie Wilke Councilman-- Thekla Ludwig Greg Hahs Jane Schade Richard Conley Kathryn Thomas Sue Fulenwider Dan Palisch . . . and plans move forward from February to April. In an emergency session of the Student Coun- cil, it was decided that the Student Body President election be held on March 10, since our representa- tive was needed to go to a convention in Jefferson City on March 12. The identity of our new S.B.P., Ronnie Henderson, was revealed to the students in an announcement to the students during the sixth hour. Student Government Day was held April 22, P.T.A. Camival Day. Morning classes were shortened for the installation of city officials, and aftemoon classes for the Carnival parade. Here Ronnie Henderson, this year's Student Body President, addresses the students over the P.A. system. This is only one of the many and varied jobs that de- mand Ronnie 's time. He has also done an excellent job as Chief Executive of the student body and President of the Student Council. Joe Buerkle, Saundra Clark, Barbara Palisch. and Ronnie Henderson were all very capable Student body presi- dent candidates. The city officials elected for the day were sworn into office by Mayor Nowak. The student teachers were also introduced and thus commenced the activities of the day. A meeting of the City Aldermen was called to order in the courthouse, and the Mayor assumed his responsibilities. The whole day proved to be very educational to the entire high school, and we are grate- ful to the city of Jackson for allowing us to participate in such an activity. Pete Statler, last year's S.B.P. and principal for the day relaxes in Mr. Lamont's chair. This was the day to take up important matters with the principal. Pete proved an effective ad- ministrator on this hectic day. It isn't every afternoon that we're dismissed for bad X7 weather, but when we are, my what confusion. ff ' J 1' A -'LW--'7.-14 I A C ' ! o-fZ',QP- 'N X , f Me. jul ML Q65 0469 Jae? 76544 A4141-,ff 292-fvi. , Even the faculty members enjoy assemblies once fl in a while. F WM ' M 'eff fa We wtf WMM Z6- WCM?-Q05 , Qsfvx, JZQ4 F r. Loberg, Mr. Pensel, and Mr. Fischer relax or a few minutes during a teachers' meeting. ,wi-vk!!l'v, Webster Davault can really hit that base- l ball. The front steps are just about the best, place in school to study! 1 4 4.1 1 o 0 . . Q Sports o kqe. .iqir Q 0 A 4' ifwfft S ' A .K .f- sklx qs tl, Jr. A N 1, 5 V 1 X Q ff 1 ' Q f is gf! '5' X f W, RTW' rf ROW ONE: Tony Kim, Joe Buerkle, Jim Wallis, John Godwin, Wayne Lohman, Jim Wilson, Larry Ruch, Larry Decker, Joe Mathews, Tom O'Lough1in, Adolf Sokolowski, Sylvester Hulshof, ROW TWO: Wilson Crites, Bill Koch, Jerry Lacy, Sam Beggs, Butch Schneider, Gene Statler, James Sander, Jim Priest, John Crites, Fred Jones, Larry Lewis, Rormie Lowes, ROW THREE: Mike Baker, Ray Schwean, George Boyle, Joe Crites, Frank Milde, Brien Miller, David Lichtenegger, Tom Kiehne, Richard Ashman, Ronnie I-lovis, James Sander, Douglas Smith, Harvey Brase, Leonard Swan. Coach Guemmer addressed the stu- dent body for the first time last spring at the letter assembly. Joe Mathews, Joe Buerkle, and Tom O'Loughlin, three Jackson Indians, are in hot pursuit of a Caruthersville Tiger. 62 New Coaches Lead Football Team Through Successful Season Taking to the warpath for the first time under new mentors Mel Guemmer and Bill Daniel, the Jackson High School indians of 1960 rolled up an impressive record of 7 wins and 3 losses which ranks among the three best seasons since the early l94O's. Led by All-Conference fullback Joe Buerlke, who formed the bulwark of the ln- dian backfield, the Indians were rated as the Number 3 team in Southeast Missouri which was a fitting honor for their fine effort. Although dropping from first to fourth in the conference, it must be taken into consideration that The Big Eight was much stronger than in the past and fielded five championship caliber teams. The Indians fell in line behind the three teams which defeated them, Kennett, Sikeston, and Charleston, in that order, with a 4-3 conference mark. The 1960 Jackson Indians football team was unquestionably one of the finest teams ever fielded by this school. They never gave up and were always ready to overcome the greatest hurdles. Let us then dedicate these lines to a never-say-die, razzle-dazzle, football squad, the fighting Indians of 1,1-l,S, ef -NY .'.?51af'VH P55-RN The Football Banquet, held in honor of all the J .H.S. football boys, was enjoyable for all who at- tended. Each player was recognized, and Coach Guemmer is shown introducing the members of the high school backfield. ROW ONE: Tom Grantham, James Brune, Bob Lohman, Joe Godwin, Jerry Hitt, David Trobitzky, David Wendel. ROW TWO: Coach Fischer, Jerry Winkler, LeeRoy Schaefer, Glen Statler, Lane Sander, Jim Vangilder, Leonard Seabaugh, Don Voorhes, David Ludwig, Ronnie DeWeese, Mike Seabaugh, Stephen Baker. ROW THREE: David Kirkpatrick, Wally Bird, Stephen Smith, Bert Wells, David Randol, Bob Brock. Wayne Lohman Co-captain Guard Larry Ruch Guard Sy Iv est er Hulshof Larry Decker Tackle John Godwin Tackle Joe M athews End Guard Jim Wilson Center Butch Schneider Guard Jim Sander Guard Jlm Wallxs Tom O'Lough1in Quarterback Jim Priest Tackle Tony Kirn Halfback 65 Adolf Sokolowski Halfback Joe Buerkle Co-captain Fullback 2, 5 S 1 A k-.. -- . f t I 1 Z2 k ,ALL m L ,ifi LL VLh T 712 If . l W y 5 Ns' if zf Q is Q A15 VZA X x h XL K XCR h 4 M .- S- V . i n k kyyb, , x QR Basketball Season Rewarding for Both Jr. and Sr. High Teams Above with Coach Stedman are Leon l-lennecke and Bob Jones, holding the 1st place trophy won in the Delta Junior High Toumament. Bob and Leon both made the lst string all tournament team. To the right, Glen Statler, Webster Davault and Coach Stedman are shown with the 2nd place trophy won in the '59- '60 Jackson Junior High Tournament. The senior high team won first place this year in both the S.E. Mo. Conference Tournament and the Perryville Tournament As the Silver Arrow went to press, the tally stood at sixteen games won and three lost. These three games were lost by 2 points each. As the starting line-up is composed of seniors, it is reassuring to know that the B team can capably fill the empty places. 67 Jerry Lacy N Gary Witledge Joe Buerkle John Godwin Gary Hurst Gary J ones 68 was 70 M ,, fi? .. ' 5,5 JH'-. 2, P 5 ewifga. f N -A :L f'.fq:Rk ' ,fi 'lkyffi ' ' X' -. i '2:+3g'iff f-v' - . . surf N . I .5',.m ,Lf M 'Sr .nxt 3 xx v 3-1 Eg , T'-3,57 -1.s - , hi 'a x XXX QQ W w x ii 5 ,A A ' .. l rrimgg I Tom Ford Coach Brase Larry Decker Roger McC1anahan Larry Schloss Laffy Lewis 69 The B Team ROW ONE: Larry Schloss, Darryl Schuette, Edwin Robins, Dennis Sievers, Larry Lewis. ROW TWO: Gary Smith, Freddie Mabuce, Jerry Lacy, Glen Statler, Mike Byrd, James Rapp. The Freshman Team ROW ONE: Dick Shambo, Webster Davault, Lane Sander, Steve Baker, Ronnie DeWeese. ROW TWO Coach Fisher, Glen Statler, Leroy Schafer, Jim Vangilder, David Torbitzky, Bob Lohman, Leonard Seabaugh. 70 The Eighth Grade Team ROW ONE: Gary Wilke, Steve Byrd, Carlton Thoma, Jerry Schloss, Mike Conley. ROW TWO: Coach Stedman, Bobby Joe Lewis, Mike Jones, Leon Hennecke, Mike Kistner, Vernon Turley, Jim Primm. The Seventh Grade Team ROW ONE: Mike Robins, Jim Montgomery, Van Puls, Terry DeWeese. ROW TWO: Gary Martin Donald Conrad, David Mantz, Steven Blackman, Keith Dunn. 71 Track, Baseball, Outstanding in the 1960 season were Rex Henderson, Glen Fluegge, Joe Buerkle, and Adolph Sokolowski. Adolph was the high-point man with eighty-six points. Three boys qualified to go to state. Glen broke the 4-40 record with a 53.5 record. Rex won the district Class A with the time of 2:5.'7. Joe broke the discuss record with 128 feet and 10 inches. Adolph broke the pole vault record with eleven feet. Rex made the half mile. Jerry Lacey broke the school record for the high jump with five feet three and a quar- ter. The season was successful because of the boys that lettered, five are sophomores and five are juniors. This indicates that we will have a fine team next year. and Cross-Country Squads ROW 1--James Niswonger, Bruce Mainord, Jim Wallis, Tony Kim, Joe Dori Randol, Joe Mathews, Gene Hitt, Allen Carder, Bill Short, Don Mason, Gary Jones, Raymond Doberenz, Adolph Sokolowski, Bobby Howard, ROW 2--Wilson Crites, Bill I-lock, Tom Weiss, Glenn Fluegge, Carl Smith, Jerry Lacy, Joe Buerkle, Larry Ruch, Tom 0'Loughlin, Wayne Lohman, Albert Runnels, J. C. Bond, Lonnie Wilke, Butch Schneider, Coach Marshall, Coach Hargens. 72 Hustle Through Good Seasons ROW 1--Butch Schneider, Ronnie Lowes, Terry Masterson, Leonard Swan, Larry Schloss, Jerry Estes, Larry Mas- terson, Herb Rauh, Leon Wessel, Jim Miget. ROW 2--Coach Weiss, Roger McClanahan, Delvin Meyr, Terry Hecht, Fred Mabuce, John Go rman Meyer, Ed Schreiner, Loy Welker, Jim Byrd, Larry Decker. , L, ba Althoughks ' fig? or of Winning s 'on, the 1960 IHS baseball squad made a tremendous improvement over the r 10 se n. ewgffieason saw Indian 9 compile a record of 6 wins, '7 losses, and 1 tie before beingix neu' y pagedfle al in the first g ' I of the district tournament. ywn g ova g QQ schedule, they: ls-country boys ran half-time shows at the football games last fall. .Q . l X. 0 5' ' 'rs lf? . , , X , . 5' ' ' 'Ei ll J l. Frm K 1 A l , 0 ROW 1--Bill Short, John Wessel, Larry Schloss, Raymond Doberenz, Dennis Sievers, ROW 2--Gary Smith, James Niswonger, Albert Runnels, Danny Roehler, Gerald Jones. ,sf Qi , . J , .., . f N YL -.f nik' sw V, if ALI Us. 5. 0Os.a.e+-,-vu. X' Qwffw . nj cL2-A-2,-jQ- Qld 'CcflQLo, 44,Q2 Seniors During their six enjoyable and rather exciting years at J,H.S., the seniors have acquired a considerable amount of know- ledge and experience. Cautiously they approach graduation, fully aware of the fact that they are about to begin a com- pletely new life in the adult world. Perry Arnelunke Vicki Aufdenberg Sam Beggs Merry Bemard 76 Class Officers: Janet Wallenmeyer, Vice-Presidentg Larry Ruch! Sgt. at Armsg Betty Sievers, Secretary, Wayne Lohman, Presider and Jane Schade, Treasurer. PERRY A MELUNKE- -F.F .A, 1 ,2 ,3 ,4. SHIRLEY A MELUNKE- -Mixed Chorus 4. ROBERT AUFDENBERG--F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Boy's Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 4. VICKI AUFDENBERG--Class Play 3g D,O, 4, D,O. Steering Committeeg Pep Club l,2,3,4g Carnival Show 2: Art Scholastic Contest 3, Girl's State 3g Gir1's Chorus l,2g Honor Roll 1,2 ,3,4g Jr. Steering Committee 3, Co-Chairman, Student Teacher 2g Squaw-ler Staff 3,4. SAM BEGGS--Class Play 3, Pep Club 35 Boy's State 3, Boy's Chorus l,2g J Club 4, Jr. Rotarian 4g Sr. Student Council 4g Treasurer 4g Football 3,4. MERRY BERNARD--Operetta 3g Pep Club 3,45 F,H,A, 3, All State Music Camp 35 Girls' Chorus l,2g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Madrigals 4, Mixed Chorus Pianist 45 Honor Roll 2,35 Student Teacher 3. Shirley Amelunke Robert Aufdenberg LONNIE BLANKENSHIP SHIRLEY BODENSTEIN--F.l-l.A. 1,3 ,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 4. HAROLD BOLLINGER JANICE BOLLINGER--Band 2,3 ,45 Debate 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Car- ' nival Show 1,25 Scholastic Contest 35 Girls' Chor- us 15 Mixed Choms 45 Honor R011 1,2,35 Student Teacher 3. JOAN BORGFIELD--Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A, 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4g Student Teacher 3. NANCY BOWERS- -Pep Club 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Madrigals 45 Mixed Chorus Pianist 4. JAMES BROWN--Mixed Chorus 1,45 Student Teacher 15 Track 4. Lonnie Blankenship Harold Bollinger Joan Borgfield Nancy Bowers J am es Brown Shirley Bodenste in Janice Bollinger x W JOE BUERKLE--Class Play 1,35 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 25 President5 Boys' State 35 Mixed Chorus 3, J Club 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Dramatics Award 15 Student Teacher 25 S.B.P. Candidate 35 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4. BARBARA BUTLER--D.O. Officer, D.O. Steering Com- mittee 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Carnival Show 15 Artist Honor Guild 15 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 4, Football Attendant 2, Student Teacher 2,35 Jr. Student Council 15 Sec. DONNA BYRD--Band 35 Debate 35 Pep Club 1,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Sec. 45 Carnival Show 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 4. NELLIE CAMDEN--Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Carnival Show 35 Girls' Chorus 3, Operetta 35 Honor Roll 3. SAUNDRA CLARK--Pep Club 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Student Teacher 15 S.B.P. Candidate 3. JOYCE CLIFTON--Class Play 15 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta, Honor Roll 35 Student Teacher 1,3. RICHARD CONLEY--Pep Club 1.,2,35 F.F.A. 2,3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Student Gov't Day Official 3. . ' K1 , ', Donna Byrd if Nellie Camden 'H' Saundra Clark ir' 2 Joe Buerkle Barbara Butler , L Joyce Clifton Morris Cobb Richard Conley CONNIE CONNER--Band 1,25 Class Play 1,2,35 Debate 2,35 N.F.L. 2,35 Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 History Club 15 Class Officer 2,35 2--Treasurer5 3--President5 Art Scholastic Contest 35 Sopho- more Pilgrimage 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4, President 45 Jr. Red Cross County Council 2,3,4, Jr. Steering Committee 35 Chairman 35 Carnival Queen 15 Student Teacher 1,35 Sr. Student Council 45 Officer Sec- retary5 Silver Arrow Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Squaw-ler Staff 2,3. JOYCE CRIDDLE--Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4. JOHN CRITES--Class Play 25 Debate 1,25 Carnival Show 25 Boys' Chorus 15 Student Teacher 1,25 Track 2,35 Football 1,45 Cross Country 25 Science Fair 1,25 N.F.L. 1,25 Drafting Award. JANE CRITES--D.O. 45 National Honor Society 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A 2,3,45 Officer 3, President5 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Student Teacher 1,3. WILSON CRITES--F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 J Club 45 Carnival Campaign, Publicity Manager5 Student Teacher 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Football 1,2,3,4. CAROL CROWDEN--Girls' Chorus--15 Mixed Chorus 4. John Crites Carol Cfowden J2-he Cfifes Wilson Crites Commie Conner Joyce Criddle LARRY CUNNINGHAM-- LARRY DECKER--Band 1,25 Carnival Show 35 Mixed Chorus 45 J Club 2,3545 Officer 45 Jr. Rotarian 45 Student Teacher 35 Basketball 1,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. NOLA DELPH--Girls' Chorus 152. NANCY DEWEESE--Band 2,3,45 Debate 3,45 Pep Squad 1,2, 3,45 Officer Sec.-Treas. F.H.A. 253,45 Officer 45 History Club 1,45 Carnival Show 1,2,35 Music Camp 3,45 Girls' Cho- rus 15 Jr. Red Cross Council 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross County Council 3,45 Student Teacher 1. RAYMOND DOBERENZ--Pep Club 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Track 35 Cross Country 45 Captain 4. DIANE ESTES--D.O. 45 F.H.A. 1,2545 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4. Nancy DeWeese Raymond Doberenz Diane Estes Larry Cunningham Larry Decker ' Nola Delph 80 GARY FRIEDRICH--Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 D.O. 45 Steering Committee 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Artist Honor Guild 1,25 History Club 1,2,35 Officer 2,35 Carnival Show 25 Music Camp 25 Egyptiang Honor Roll 35 Student Teacher 25 Silver Arrow Staff 3,45 Squaw-ler Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Football 15 Baseball 2. GAITHA GODWIN--Class Play 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Choral Camp 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Madrigal 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Jr. Steering Committee 35 Squaw-ler Staff 3,4. BECKY GRIBLER--Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Operetta 35 Student Teacher 3. ETHEL HAERTLING--Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta5 Student Teacher 2,3. DELMA GOEHMAN--F.H.A. 4. CAROL FORD--Pep Club 35 F.H.A. 3,45 Carnival Show 25 Girls' Chorus 1,2. TOM FORD--Pep Club 1,2,35 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Operetta 35 Student Teacher 25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2. JOHN GODWIN--Class Play 1,35 Artist Guild 15 Boys' State 35 Boys' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta 35 J Club 2,3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Sr. Student Council 45 Vice Pres. 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Co-Capt. 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. Gaitha Godwin Ethel He artling Gary Friedrich Rebecca Gribler Delma Goehm an 81 Carol Ford Tom Ford John Godwin Harold Hanselmann Wayne Hauenschild Ronnie Henderson HAROLD HINES--Mixed Chorus 45 Student Teacher 1. ELLEN HITT--Class Play 35 Pep Club 253,45 Spanish Club 25 History Club 15 Carnival Show 25 Girls' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Student Teacher 2. GENE HITT--Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 1,25 Carnival Show 25 Jr. Rotarian 45 Student Teacher 15 Track 354. HAROLD HOFFMEISTER LOUDEAN HOWARD--Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta 3. HAROLD HANSELMANN--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. WAYNE HAUENSCHILD--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. RONNIE HENDERSON--Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Honor Roll 2,35 Jr. Steer- ing Committee 35 Jr. Rotarian 45 Student Council 3,45 Officer 45 Student Body President 45 Basketball 2. Harold Hines Ellen Hitt C9112 Hitt Harold Hoffmeister Loudean Howard 82 ROBERT HOWARD--F.F.A. 3,45 Boys' Chorus 2, Student Teacher 2 5 Track 4. JANET HUCKSTEP--Pep Club 3, F.H.A. 1,43 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Operetta 3, Student Teacher 2,3. EVELYN HUFFMAN--Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Cho- rus 3 ,4, Operetta 3. BILL HULS--Pep Club 2,3,4, Artist Honor Guild 3g History Club 35 Carnival Show 3, Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta 35 Madrigals 4, J Club 4, Student Teacher 2 3, Squaw-ler Staff 2 3' Basketb ll 2 3 4. 2 17 3 as SYLVESTER HULSHOF--F.F.A. 45 Officer, Boys' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 4, J Club 3,45 Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4. GARY HURST--D.O. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Artist Honor Guild 39 Carnival Show 3, Jr. Steering Com- mittee 3j Student Teacher 1,25 Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2. CAROLYN HUTTEGER--Debate 2,33 N.F.L. 3, Sec 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Nat. Honor Society 4, French Club 4, History club 1, Carnival Show 1,23 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 39 Operetta 3g Honor Roll 2,33 Silver Arrow Staff 35 Squawler Staff 2,3,4. Robert Howard Janet Huckstep Evelyn Huffman Bill Hulls Sylvester Hulshof Gary Hurst Carolyn Hutteger Pat Jackson Paula Johnson Don Kaiser Mary Kasten Janet Kinder John King Bill Koch Wayne Koehler Charles Koehler PAULA JOHNSON--Pep Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 American Legion Ora- torical Contest 4. DON KAISER--D.O. Pep Club 1,45 Boys' Chorus 1. MARY KASTEN--Band 1,2,3,45 Carnival Show 15 Mixed Chorus 3,4. JANET KINDER--Pep Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Athletic Queen Attendant 3. JOHN KING--Boys' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta. BILL KOCH--Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta5 . Ilub 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. WAYNE KOEHLER--D.O. 45 Artist Honor Guild 2,35 Carnival Show 2,35 Boys Chorus 1,25 Student Teacher 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 45 Cross Country 2. 84 HAROLD LICHTENEGGER --Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 1,35 Pep Club 3,45 Artist Honor Guild 25 History ARNOLD KRANAWETTER--F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 4 LORETTA LANGE--F.H.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta 3. CASSANDRA LaPIERRE--Class Play 15 Artist Honor Guild 1,25 Carnival Show 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Chorus Pianist 1,25 Honor Roll 152,35 Basketball Queen Attendant 35 Student Teacher 3 1,2. ANDY LEONARD--Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 15 Car- nival Show 25 American Legion Oratorical Contest 15 Squaw-ler Staff 1. Club 15 Carnival Show 1,2,3,45 Music Camp 1,45 Egyptian Music Camp 15 All State Music Camp 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Student Teacher 2,35 Football 1,2. JOHN LEWIS MARCELLA LICHTENEGGER --Band 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 25 Artist Honor Guild 25 Carnival Show 2,35 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Madrigal Group 45 Squaw-ler Staff 3,4. Loretta Lange Sandy LaPi erre Andy Leonard Arnold Kranawetter John Lewis Harold Lichtenegger Marc ell a Lichtenegger JUDY LINEBARGER--Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 1,35 D.O. President 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 253,45 President 35 Parliamentarian 45 History Club 2,35 Carnival Show 35 Class Officer, Secretary 25 Music Camp 35 Honor Roll 35 Dramatic Award 35 Student Teacher 2. TINA LOBERG--Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 F.l-l.A. 1,2,3,45 Artist Honor Guild 25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Stu- dent Teacher 1,25 Squaw-ler Staff 3,4. WAYNE LOHMAN--Class Play 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Artist Honor Guild 25 Carnival Show 15 Mixed Chorus 35 J Club 3,45 Officer 35 Dramatics Award 25 Jr. Red Cross Council 1,2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross County Council 1,2,3,45 Jr. Rotarian 45 Carnival Campaign Manager 35 Student Teacher 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Red Cross Convention 35 Red Cross Area Council 35 Secre- tary 3. Judy Lineb arger CAROL LONG--Class Play 35 D.O. 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.I-l.A. 2,3545 Carnival Show 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,2. RONNIE LOWES--Class Play 35 Debate 15 Pep Club 1,25 Artist Honor Guild 1,35 Carnival Show 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 35 J Club 45 Squaw- ler Staff 35 Operetta 35 Football 153,45 Baseball 2,3. CHARLES MALANEY--Debate 15 D.O. 35 Artist Honor Guild 35 Carnival 25 Driving Contest 35 Scholastic N Contest 35 Boys' Chorus 15 Student Teacher 15 Track 1,z. 5 Ca1'0l I-Ong Ronnie Lowes X Charles Malaney Roy Manu 5 Tina Loberg Wayne Lohman 86 JOE MATHEWS--F.F.A. 2,3,4, Sentinel 45 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Honor Roll 35 Track 35 Football 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. SHARON McBRYDE--Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4, Operetta 4. ROGER MCCLANAHAN RONALD McDOWELL--Pep Club 1,25 F.F.A. 3,45 Carnival Campaign Manager 15 F.F.A. Convention 45 F.F.A. Camp 3. LILLIE MCLARD--Pep Club 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Carnival Show 15 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Squaw-ler Staff 3,4. DELVIN G. MEYR--Boys' Chorus 15 J Club 45 Student Teacher 25 Baseball 3,4. MARY DON MILLER--Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Officer 35 Carnival Show 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Student Teacher 15 Sr. Student Council 45 Mixed Chorus Operetta. WANDA NAGEL- -Pep Club 1,z,a,4, F.1-LA. 1,2,a,4, History Club 25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta. Joe Mathews Sharon McBryde Delvin Meyr Mary Don Miller Wanda Nagel 87 Roger McClanahan Ronald McDowell Lillie McLard Pat Niblack Mary Niswonger PAT NIBLACK--Class Play 25 National Honor Society 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Artist Honor Guild 15 Carnival Show 15 Girls' State 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Basketball Queen Attendant 1,2,35 Bamwarmin' Queen 45 Student Teacher 15 Jr. Student Council, Vice-Presidentl MARY NISWONGER--Girls' Chorus 1,2. TOM O'LOUGI-ILIN--Pep Club 2,35 National Honor Society 35 Class Vice- President 35 Boys' State 35 Boys' Chorus 1,25 J Club 2,3,4, Officer 45 Car- nival Campaign Manager 35 Student Teacher 1,25 Student Govt. Day Official 15 Sr. Student Council 25 Track 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3,4. BARBARA PALISCH--Band 1,2,3,45 Debate 3, Secretary 35 National Honor Society 3,4, President 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3, Presidentg Car- nival Show 2,35 Class Officer 15 Vice-President5 American Legion Oratorical Contest 45 Egyptian Music Camp 2,35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 N.F.L. 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Student Teacher 15 Student Govt. Day Official 25 S.B.P. Candidate 3. JIMMIE PULLIAM--D.O. 3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Track 1,25 Cross Country 2. JUNE PUTZ--D.O. 4. PAT RANDOL--Pep Club z,a,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Officer 4, Carnival Show 1,2,35 Class Secretary 15 Cheerleader 3,45 Convention 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Barnwarmin' Queen 35 Student Govt. Day Official 1. Tom O'Loughlin Barbara Palisch Jim Pulliam June Put: Pat Randol 88 DONNA REITZEL--Class Play 2,33 Debate 33 Reporter 33 Nat. Honor Society 3, Officer 43 Pep Club 2,3343 F.H.A. 233,43 Vice Pres. 43 History Club 1,23 Sec. 23 Class Officer 33 Girls' State 33 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 History Award, Ameri- can 3, World 23 Eng. Award 33 Jr. Steering Committee 33 Student Teacher 1,2,33 Silver Arrow Staff 3,43 Squaw-ler Staff 33 Spanish Club 2,33 Home Economics Award 23 Jr. Honor Society 1. JAMES Rurzrr--F.r.A. 1,z,a,4. LARRY RUCH--F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Officer 43 Class Officer 43 J Club 3,43 Officer 43 Student Teacher 13 Track 3,43 Foot- ball 3,4. JEANETTE RUEHLING--F.H.A. 2,a,4, Pep Club 2,33 History Club 23 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 4. ALBERT RUNNELS--D.O. 43 Boys' Chorus li Student Teacher 13 Track 3,45 Cross Country 4. JANE SCHADE--Class Play 1,2,33 Debate 2,3,43 N.F.L. z,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Vice Pres. 43 Spanish Club 33 French Club 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Vice Pres. 2, Treas. 43 Carnival Show 2,35 Class Treas. 43 District Typing Contest 33 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 33 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Student Teacher 23 Stu- dent Alderman 33 Silver Arrow staff 3,43 Squaw-ler Staff 23 Honor Society 3,4. Jeanette Ruehling Albert Runnels Jane Schade 89 Donna Reitzel James Reitzel Larry Ruch JUDY SCHAPER BUTCH SCHNEIDER--Class Play 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 2,3545 Boys' Chorus 15 J Club 3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Student Teacher 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3. DAVID SCHWAB--F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer--Treasurer 45 Student Teacher 15 Track 3,4. MARY SCHOEN--N.F.L. 2,3,45 Junior Honor Society 1,25 Band 1,25 Class Play 25 Debate 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Carnival Show 2,35 Girls' State 35 Mixed Cho- rus 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Madrigals 45 Operetta 35 First Annual Safety Congress 35 Honor Roll 35 Silver Arrow Staff 3,45 Squaw-ler Staff 2. CHARLES SCHROEDER--Carnival Show 25 Boys' Chorus 25 Honor Roll 1,2,35 World History American Award 25 Track 15 Football 1. JEAN SFBASTIAN--Pep Club 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 4. JUDITH SHELTON--Spanish Club 2,35 Officer 25 Junior Honor Society 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Officer 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 History Club 15 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Student Teacher 2. CLETUS SCHUESSLER--Pep Club 45 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta--Madrigal Group 45 Base ball 4. E. E. Schneider David Schwab Judy Schaper Cletus Schuessler Mary Schoen Charles Schroeder Jean Sebastian Judith Shelton 90 EVELYN SHORT--Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 History Club 15 Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Choms 2. BILL SHORT--Track 1,2,35 Cross Country 2,3. DONNA SIEVERS--Pep Club 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4. ROBERT SIDES--F.F.A. 3,45 Boys' Chorus 1. SHARON SIEVERS--Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 2,35 Debate 2,35 Drum Major 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 N.F.L. 3,45 History Club 35 Carnival Show 2,35 Spanish Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Madrigals 45 Operetta 35 Honor Roll 3,45 Basketball Queen 35 Silver Arrow Staff 45 Student Teacher 35 Squaw-ler Staff 3. STANLEY SIDES--Band 1,25 Class Play 1,35 Debate 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer5 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 History Club 3, Carnival Show 1,25 Class Officer 25 Office Vice-President5 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Jr. Steering Committee 3, Chairman 35 Jr. Rotarian 45 Student Teacher 2,35 Sr. Student Council 35 Science Club 45 Prom Attendant 35 Jr. Honor Society. CARL SMITH--Jr. Honor Society 1, National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Carnival Show 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Jr. Steering Committee 35 Student Teacher 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country. BETTY SIEVERS--D.O. Steering Committee 4, Class Play 1,25 D.O. Secretary 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 History Club 35 Carnival Show 35 Class Officer, Secretary 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Honor Roll 2,35 Jr. Steering Committee 35 Carnival Queen Attendant 25 Student Teacher 3. SAUNDRA SMITH--Band 1,2,3,45 D.O. 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Artist Honor Guild 35 Carnival Show 2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Football Queen Attendant 35 Carnival Attendant Of Queen 35 Spanish Club 2, Officer President. Robert Sides Stanley Sides Betty Sievers Sharon Sievers Carl Smith Saundra Smith 91 Evelyn Short Bill Short Donna Sievers CAROLYN SPERLING--D.O. 45 Pep Club 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Honor Roll 15 Junior Honor Society 1. FRANCES SPERLING--Class Play 15 D.O. 3,45 Treasurer 45 Pep Club 2,3,4,15 History Club 25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Honor Roll 3, Spanish Club 25 D.O, Steering Committee 4. DIANA STARZINGER--National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 French Club 45 History Club 15 Carnival Show 1,25 Girls' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Silver Arrow Staff 45 Squaw-ler Staff 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Reporter 35 Spanish Assembly 3. GENE STATLER--Class Play 2,35 Carnival Show 25 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Honor Roll 15 Student Teacher 1. BETTY STEINER--D.O. 45 Steering Committee 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.l-LA. 35 Carnival Show 35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Student Teacher 1. HAROLD STOVERINK--Pep Club 1,25 Boys' Chorus 15 Student Teacher 25 Football 2. DIANE STUEVE--Band 15 D.O. 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,35 Carnival Show 1,25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Sewing Award 15 Student Teacher 1. Frances Sperling Diana Starzinger Gene Statler Loudean Steele Betty Steiner Harold Stoverink 92 Carolyn Sperling Diane Stueve KAY SUZUKI--Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 American Legion Oratorical Contest 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chonls 3,45 Mixed Chorus Operetta 35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Student Teacher 1,35 Junior National Honor Society 1,25 National Honor Society 3. LARRY TIDD--Honor Roll 25 Jr. Steering Committee 35 Student Teacher Z5 Science Club 45 Vice-President 4. KEITH WAGNER--Class Play 15 Pep Club 3,45 Pres- ident 45 History Club 45 Camival Show 1,25 Boys' State 35 Boys' Chorus 15 J Club 2,35 Honor Roll 1,25 Student Teacher 15 Student Government Day Official 25 Squawler Staff 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 45 Foot- ball Manager 1,25 Baseball 2. JACKIE WALKER--Pep Club 35 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Student Teacher 1,2. JANET WALLENMEYER--Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 1 2,35 Debate 3,45 Vice -President 35 President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Artist Honor Guild 2,35 History Club 15 Carnival Show 1,2,3,45 Class Vice-President 45 All State Music Camp 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus Pianist 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Student Teacher 1,25 Sr. Student Council 35 Silver Arrow Staff 3,45 Squaw-ler Staff 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Junior National Honor Society 15 Madrigal Chorus 45 National Forensic League 45 Dance Band 45 Spanish Assembly 3. THOMAS WEISS--Band 1,25 Student Teacher 15 Track 2,3. JOAN WELKER--F.H.A. 2,35 Girls' Chorrm 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4. Jackie Walker Janet Wallenmeyer Thomas Weiss Kay Suzuki Larry Tidd Keith Wagner Joan Welker GARY WENDEL--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Boys' chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1. LEON wEssEL-.Band 13 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Artist Honor Guild 1,35 Camival Show 1,33 Boys' Chorus 1,23 Student Teacher 33 Basketball 1,23 Track 23 Football 13 Baseball 3. MARION wEssaL--c1ass Play 2, D.o. 3, National Honor Society 2,33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 F.I-l.A. 1,2,33 Camival Show 1,25 Class Officer 13 President 13 Cheerleader 13 Girls' Chorus 13 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Football Queen Attendant 23 Student Teacher 1,2 3 Math Award 13 V.H.E. Award 13 Science Club 4. Gary Wendel Leon Wessell Gary Whitledge S RITA WHITE--Class Play 33 F.H.A. 2,3,43 Student Teacher 2. CAROL WHITLEDGE--Pep Club 2,3,43 F.l-LA. 2,3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Operetta 3 GARY WHITLEDGE--Class Play 13 Boys' Chorus 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Co-Capt. as Track 1. NORMAN WHITSON--F.F.A. 43 Boys' Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 4. LARRY WILLIAMS--Band 1,2,3,43 Boys' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 3. Marion Wessell Norman Whitson Rita White Larry Williams Carol Whitledge VERLA WILLS--Pep Club 2,3,45 French Club 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Bamwarming Attendant 2. JIM WILSON--Band 1,2,3,45 Madrigal Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus Operetta 35 Class Play 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Artist Honor Guild 1,2,35 History Club 2,15 Camival Show 1,2,35 Class Vice-President 15 Art Scholastic Contest 2,3,45 American Legion Orator- ical Contest 15 All State Music Camp 2,35 Boys' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2,35 J Club 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross County Council 15 Student Teacher 1,35 Squaw-ler Staff 25 Track 1,25 Football 1,2,3,4. DORIS WINDEKNECHT--Pep Club 2,3,45 F.H.A. 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,4. SANDRA WRIGHT--Class Play 1,2,35 Debate 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 F.I-LA. 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Honor Roll 2,15 National Forensic League 1,25 , 'MJ 1 ,Q !!d1'f3l'l0t!1 Wills ii Vewlwgls .-J' Jim Wilson Doris Windeknecht Sandra Wright SCl'llOl' f 403,02 Juniors The juniors have found their first year as upper classmen to be one full of rewards, disappointments, hard work, and fun. Moving into their last year, they are ready for the challenges of life as a rfasffa Class officers are: Fred Jones, Presidentg Cathy . -Kar! K Z 1 Southard, Secretaryg Elizabeth Ludwig, Treasurerg Jim xr' , Wallis, Vice-President. ' , ' ' M. X 4 .kr. Qi dai , J Rebecca Campbell Dorothy Cathcart John Clifton Lee Roy Cook Oda Cook PH' 4521.54 f i rt,- Clara Amelunk Q Earl Barrels ' C aff X ,'AL A ,Q K is K 1. pg up K ' lx , tia iiii A. K lly, i A l ii V. N - X I' Q iis' a Q Pxv fi as r :ff 1, J we P me I -' Nea:-3' in Q- 1 i arbara Baxter Joe Biri Glenn Bodenschat Marvin Bodenschd Arthur Bodensteiri i C I V Q Joyce Bollinger R A gr Carolyn Boren 3 V George Boyel gs . John Buckman W ' a .' 4 1 ,fy K . if Q -':, e .a - I 5 Va Sharon Ann Cook Allen Crader Linda Crader Mitchell Crites A q, K 4, Q 1 is arg ssh E I Y' - ' E qw- ' A Q ' ft r . . g .. ' W Barbara Deneke Faye Dickerson Katherine Doering 96 Q5 .nga Q ,rr ss 3 N , , Z'k as si , J we A f 3 fm 5, James Hayden Hayes Gene I-Ieider Joan Henson David Hoffmeister arry Hoffmeister is ' Lich 'iii 5 4 5 sf, F 3352 fl ard Holekamp PY K w N gs? is 2 x 'W Fred Jones Gary Jones V 5, , r ' 3 -M A fy A921 , Mary Estes Susan Evans Saundra Felty Jerry Ford June Fuehler Darlene Cast Jeannine Glueck Mike Cohn Myrtle Haertling Patsy Hartle a, -- iii LWe ., ' ,' ev' ff it EQ: sis K eyyyyr s W rsss D D ' D fl' g e ,, f , .- ,ax , In we rs, s f'r X D rrr.. E 3' j.. William Huckstep Patrick Horrel if MW: 4 .5 gf Wi nr Q Karen Kasten Margie Kasten arf! Mike Jones Debbie Kamp Sue King Tony Kim 5.-as, L V hhbh L, ff . .25 . 'SWT L ,QS L , , Si an Q Li sa? Tom Kiehne Joyce Kinder -2 S X if Larry Mantz John Marcin Paula Mathews Brenda McDowell li I y K KKKK L la Q ,V In sw QQL K ' an Lk f 'ibfb x A 5' i L' -' if Anna Lohman Betsy Ludwig in Q15 fu K A 4 1: 5 .s QQ s si xi K'. . .f fe. ei rw 5 fi ,-f J Q' J Velma Koeberl Roy Kranawetter Jackie Lacey Jerry Lacy Larry Lewis z L X Pauline Lungwitz Fred Mabuce Q X L , fi, Diane Mainord Q Ken Maloney ecc. V 1 .xk. K ., 1 fi L3 r ee K K: K -' . K K i Q, 4 .icie ' in -. A , si -MH fi 98 Janet McDowell Nancy McDowell Arlon Meyer Arlyss Meyr L if .,,. l .gf Bob Myers Daniel Noel Mary Nussbaum Sonja O'Dell Willis Orrell 'v germ, 'K 'r if . 1 - -vefl? 1 X, ,ago 2 or X I 6 I J . , .. x 1 if L .QS fmt, s t 'V :Bi . . K gk kxri, V wr, J' I I Q EJ., 9 L- . 'l 7 'L naw, .frsf fl S W me - if - ' . ,.'.m:,35.,q.:::Y l CW! 'E m Mary Lou Proffer MarilYn Randol J J James Rapp Karen Rastl 'alay ' 5 h rr efgw Paul Ruehling James Sander .. e ,, Judy Mew Q A Larry Miller Nancy Mirly rlxx ' Dorothy Muster PM S , J J fi 'ir , Jerry Overbeck f at Carolyn Pattengill ' A Harlen Perr Emily Poe ,Q 5 .. . 5 S - -1, 3 223. M, if .,,, I ij ' Vi S3 f .Q xl . I - r 3' .fi ,, W.. l . k -k'L ,,v.l- . FW -- ' 1 ' F ,, .v Herb Rauh Paul Reiman Marcella Reitzel Charlotte Richter Janet Riehn Sharon Sander N S. Charlotte Saupe S T M raaa S e S K J s h f yg S 31' Tl 0 'S J V- 146 1 Q- M Q e c araer yx K Darlene Schneider g f A J grit? iieei i J he , V, I y ty-l. . i ,g 99 Esther Seabaugh Paul Seabaugh George Smith Adolf Sokolowski Cathryn Southard 3, .L Q-A Betty Terry Kathryn Thomas ww' Jr , 3 9 mx I X 3 A. , . f --',, r-.t B.. ' ' A i 'Q' r 1 eitga ew- Ng 5 Sue Southard Gene Statler Betty Steeg We 'il' I? Ril- Gary Dean Stroder Shirley Steuve Larry Talley Annadell Thorne ea Robert Thorne T Angie Unger 'f W ,X Jim Wallis Q Virginia Welker ' LaDonna Wilkinson , fi fi, 1 'ff if 'ig , d ' e ,f ...A ' - I f ' Y 1 Y L. Q l-,e..f:x h , , ' v .. gf D ' -1 y e VL. .' L if? fi? T 5 , l--i ' L Mi? 'Z s 3 S itll X 'EF' t t Q , . XML is , 15 Linda Steele Thomas Steele Nancy Steiner Larry Stone -'W 1, w i Ee X . . .K ' 'lt 5 . I fa, f .1 tsl 5 'Q- v r 'K it 35. Patricia Wills Bob Wilson Rhonda Wolters 100 Tile Xe. pr if A 'if S, l t A V , I ' , Y 45? V' xv? ' if 1 Class officers are: Sharon Dalton, Presidentg Nancy Keller, Treasurerg Sarah Fellows, Secretary, and Darrell Schuette, Vice -President. N 1 gf K 3' . . :i 'I ' W' W 1 we Ac: f . he - his ' 2, K N . a n lr Q rx ,,, rf M A Y Q 51, r X Michael Byrd Tom Campbell Dorothy Cobb: Gloria Cook Tom Cosgrove Judy Craft Marge Craft Joe Crites Sharon Dalton .- - ea Y .i X 3, . -4-1 X 4 ,H . .. A- X ,I ' Peggy Amelunke 2 Richard Ashman X r Meier r,r?r Q r lh Q -' a. is 33 .M Q 3 45 r X . ,ii Q 1 Si N 1 gr A o . -'f. CAJ, A , 101 Sophomores Having completed two difficult but exciting years, the sophomore class has become well ac- quainted with high school life. Willingly they strive for knowledge and take part in a greater number of extra-curricular activities. is A ff 1 s o 5 . it am N 39' w rs n, ef Q SQA ' r ycr, A Katherine Deneke Peggy Deneke 4 Joe Dunn ' Charles Duren 6 if Q. 4 we B95 Alf' NM V3- Mike Baker Bill Bird Sharon Birk ' Karen Bollinger . Harvey Brase Leatha Brotherton Charles Brown Wesley Brown Judy Brugger June Brugger f ' A fi. I 'S ' 'R ,, A. Kathy Engelmann J' , gal 4-'Q I - iq Q -J - . Sara Fellows Loretta Felty 1 e Charlene Fiedler Q if 7 Charles Floyd Jon Friedrich . Sue Fulenwider 4 iiwaee A iw . Ivan Estes Peggy Fann , - M f-- gif s., :L ,V K Q dd A , ,,,., M John Cast' K I 'Q ' Q , 3-gs Virginia Gerharti r f wmi Godwin 1 e f . Ta , - 'H ll'.. . i' i ' , , if rrrll gi A - Rob Goehman L '3 dkffk Ld f'llV'rW rYrl'l f Jerry Grebe l ir S 1 ' fr' a V F 1 l fa I 'FSM'- .'5' ' J r f - r 4 Lavern Guth Lavanda Haertling Hazel Hahs Pam Hahs Harvey Hardy , if A rrr.x . N iw r eeee-e Q f l if eereee e rree e 1 SMX' Cary Hartle f .V si in .1 'L . K kj, k 1 . Z.: ' I -' llll N ' , d neeel X M51 102 Troy I-laupt E I Ed Hennecke Ronnie I-lovis A Paul Huffman Barbara Husher ' Lyle Hutteger f Judy Jones J ii xmLV 'mVA J 1 bL'V' WLIALT if Bill Jones ttrrt L Richard Kaiser ..., gg V Don Kam 5 oliis e Nancy Keller r , ' Jesse Kinder f Jessie King ' 7 V J Mary King s Q 'i i - Martha Kim L, J J. J i Ruth Koeberl r r.,V X , v l A A, A X - . VL 'i q Q x Dan Koehler J Ronald Koehler K , Janice Kuntze Sharon Kuntze Wanda Lange f V. A .. g L EN at 3-, s Leonard Jaco Linda Jaco Betty Johnson Pat Johnson , ooyl- , ... ,. than s - - W I , Q X .Adil A SS ts' L ' an X1 K K- ' esfiizifl' - Q ,.J . . X' , Darryl LaPierre Margaret Lewis David Liehtenegger Mike Looney ' Janet Lorberg ' Bill Lowes Janet Lowes Alberta Macke ' Sherall Marshall Mary Masters X iii . 5? 5 . M 'Q ,x it 4 'wif I in at f 2 X fs f U -E S I 4 ' -. v - 0 0 1. .yffrfiffi 5 . .iii a1'f3.i 103 X S 'W A B .v ff' x I, . -v c,, px f s W' N , 1 e L r Harold McDowell L m 'Karen McDowell f L MP- gf. 4 Martha McDowell L ',, Q :Alfred Meyer . Carolyn Meyer ri if YQ' v if L 'K Q. We 3 . M A ., W ,max x r' T , Gary McCla.rd Gary McClard Laura McClary- Mary McDevitt Mac McDonald sf .,- ,L,i M, Y ' W il J Dean Meyr i AAA LL .. A , , , f Frank Milde ' Q X A L y - or ' , 1 V i Brian Miller L , 1' L .. Donna Miller ' L 'L All 3 W' y ,L f, L y - L M ' L rrrr- r'hre - - ,i f V . .,.,, L., . t A 3. , . , Q A r.. I M , Q ' Robert Morton V 1 rx 2 ' - 1r I L 1 Peggy Myers ' Kermit Nations y , 1 Shawn Nebelf ' Janet Nelson , - Brenda Neumeyer ' LL Karen Niblack .Q Charles Niswonger NDDV ll Q if L -.-:-' James Niswonger James Niswonger 'Linda Nitsch David Nothdurft Ray O'Dell Dan Pallsch r 104 , l A been ifi , A A rr I , fy if we em ' x y I xnxx f, Ee 'K , - Robert Rauh Charles Reinecke David Reisenbichler Arthur Robertson 'li -13 if 11 Qu! X539 e 4 Brenda Rumfelt Cathy Sander James Sander Mary Schade Donald Schafer Janet Schlegel Larry Schloss is aw , LX li , If W if '- 7 'P 5' S Elf ,NNT ii? --zw - 'lr 7x R1 LF- x 5 V ,frat ,L , , .e regex 1 V: sums .. , and nfff J' It in:'1' Qierf ral? Q , T .... I K i ' if 'kia J V 1 ' . 4 f Q K 5 fa. -.wg ' -- 11 4 y E Roy Robins Arvon Rudert lf .uf ' it W WQ E Wy 'why f' J pf Shirley Penrose Mary Pensel ' Joyce Petzoldt Robert Pinkerton Jim Priest vt , A iff lt vll ,A , - 5 2 l is ,JK in 'gf , , ,N , is wb JI S. 15 S A ! Karen Schreiner Darrell Schuette ' 5 if 'X heist 4.,,'5s, ,.j ' . gywmyib Clarence Schweain 1 Carole Seabaugh 5535? eaaw isfyrf .tlfrl 37713 eM'wmmW :v :Q -apg , lg ,-. . 'V ,'ll I I ' X , ' xrzrllzihu y f ,,,, tags- 3 ' f . in , r:'2NV , V V, . ,iki ,,:ww l ,gs rssliii lf? y.li'a 7 if- iv M r ,g ggid ,,. : V ,.f.,:,s, , f.-, ,Q 9'A my I VVVK, w J, , EL j 'f, '- K awwfgfh iis'l ,fhwdg -real lysr V's-l Q wagers ii' i ,V', 1 L , '-Q K f 3z,M?r1 I3 w ' fx 'Q - f V, - IL W f r pf 'M 2 Y Dale Seabaugh Arthur Sebastian Donna Sides Dennis Sievers- Mike Sievers Naida Smith S, .. Maye Statler ' V Mary Stearns Leonard Swan Margaret Tallent L- 5552?- Mary Taylor S r S., 3 ' Alice Thompson ' , S 1 ' f V- , . N - Q Qkil-f l , J i f S S g fa 'Q.. 'll.EgN g -V'. . , Donald Turner ., . ' Lonnie Tuschhoff gl Skiing Vl , . fwhl, e yffae In ff' T 'xx Y r ,, ,, . r 'Graf Q . 2 'o ' ' 5 F . 1 or 32 .si OH! :gf 0 P CX . f . F' muh 4 Donald Wade ' Jane Wagner George Walter Q5 K. h w .E If 7 Y 'fa 1' 'I if' ' 3 x of K ik rg rr wwf W r gxggef -Q' W? , f W5 , 'Q it A 1 W Ronnie Tuschhoff ' Joyce Voges Judy Volkerding - 2 pf r, fn: .-: far - V: . 'Q-1. f . :Q L . ' 1 X ' W ' L - -' A in , . , m , K uf 'li J' 5' .. W -N '- ingqi 'ww R ia 1 - , ag v ' x v ,mx ., ,, , t,.,1,,,, ,X Www A , 0 l Jerry Werner Larry Werner John Wessel Eugene Wilcox ll'l J brri, , Janet Wills oir 2 is -r Mary White f as it X N it xxx xii xxx fi B E+ J ik , X rx at W wx L Ney we Q x X r 3 106 A -r gf Rob Wulff J -ag Freshmen Taking the big step in stride, the Freshmen con- clude their first year of high school life. This year's class has been very capable and promises to be one that will be long and well-remembered. , i .A ' , ,1 9 . 1, 5, N 3' LVVJ fiiiii 5 Class officers are: David Hitt, Presidentg Richard 1 'i'f 'i Mainord, Treasurerg David Wendel, Vice-Presidentg gf , V ,., I J kin' 'H Judy Hartle, Secretary. kk: My , ....,. 2, ,Q ki, . K ,K 5, Nancy Lou Allen Steve Baker Joe Bertling Wilma Best xii- ,ts ,eva :Is K . f ' ,, s 'as TH f 'Q' X , Q ., i1l:'1 ,. . . ,t .RQ X 5 1 4 wr , . Q. WA, I it ii k 'Y 3 N J hi 2 f 6 Q Q st, I'tnf s1 A .Q M Mg, X WSF Q tzwmfr si Vt Lawson Burgfeld Roxie Clark Pat Clodfelter Janet Cobb we rr. -, -fem-N 44? . sf? New X245 S Ei 5. ary? iw we .,..,, i- Q V wif , fi X f x A5 1 Q A X Q fm ., 'f-- -gg, 2-,G s11,v Mike Adams Mike Allen if is? George Bird Karen Bollinger Nancy Bowers Robert Brock Y-AZ it ,ff 1.n, s. i,..it John Brothers Elsie Brown James Brune Steve Bruening Fred Buckner R W NE , wx , fi Q W Q s Dorothy Conner Danny Conrad Dianna Conrad Judy Cook Kathy Cook an rx n .,-'art A, 5 K G .2 , , kia 5 D fi 'S 1 Cletus Crites Karen Crites Gary Crowden Webster Davault me if lf '9 f ' , . C G. ,jr ' 1 . ' -Q L y 'li as p if a 1:1 , ,.,, . F R F as I, X 'N A M + 1 QM., ' ,x V H v1f?'V1 - ' Pauline Copeman Diana Covey Mary Cracraft Peggy Craft f 1 - M y , ni Lonnie Davenport Gene Allen Davis Ronald Davenport Ronald DeWeese Mildred Doberenz Paul Doberenz N Q. , H. ,ik .L,. , A Carol Duren ,, - Judy DOW 5? Q.. r Thomas Eck ' -ri ' 1 . - - G Jack Ervin ' if K A ' ffl? A' G Donald Estes , leo' 4' Terry Farrow . A or Judith Flanagm , Y l,lef .- G f .Je ,,. - 'Lrg 5 5 'zgflw 1421. .,, - W r1wa4..i rw 15' -2 wif- 9 5 'w2 ES:?.f,a1 . 9 'I ' . f. ' ' , V ,,, ' , ' jj, gif? L e'oo G 4 - ' D A L - -V A , . ' -. 4 ' We M M llee , 108 Martha Ford Charles Frentzel Joseph Godwin Shirley Graham Thomas Grantham Harold Grebe Mary Grebe David Gross Richard Guth David Hanning , 1 - r .ik Q in- X s F P Y' 4, E i if f :.. is .iw ' '5 rry Hendershott n Henderson rolyn Henry Hitchcock wid Hitt rgaret Huckstep try Hum es iiarles Hutson Q X, Q Y N R 5 M ' ' if iz A 5 E.-.sw ,gig s 'V Z R f, N Q2 'Am E 5 6 i B+- g w R. .. f f , z ff i J L ' Sheila Hanschen Er- b A --qb Q , A g Vicki Hanschen s' L ' -. 'f- Mike Harrison iff'-f D R Ernest Hartle . T ,, 1 - if , Judy Hartle b A 'f i I A M Larry Hathcock - di f r Carol Haynes , , - , Y H if- iii- ' fji 'i,y,,, X Gene Hecht , in 1 :hz Use , if hr . , i n new In t -,. r i',fee 1 ,'-r 'Z G 5 so rii: i --rr - 5 .1 iil- L ' ' '23 3' 'G 1 G . are TQ n Michael Jam r oo H ,!,: undra James mmy Jennings rman Jones ' - '1i, dd d ii i R 3 4 I as , , K I' r in fy R ir or i?fr 1 109 N ogg? V , V .V 5'flr1+a, .. :., , e 'qs ii as HG f fgfff.-1125 an li 4 Q NES' We -wi? or y Larry Hoffmeister Ronald Holifield Robert Howard Judy I-Ioxworth Jerry Huckstep James Jones Nancy Jones Raferd Kaiser Robert Kibler R h if f L- . iifai L 551'-is Charlotte Kinder Faye Kinder K M ..:: i ' -,- Q V 'xe re N 5 iiilff' gf A If-fifi 5 David Kirkpatrick 1 K M Pat Kim A Joe Koehler 3 Lawrence Koehler Tom Kuehn - L ' ': T if' Y l j A i 2-: ' ee 1 z'r ,, in L f' K ii .. f Douglas Kieninger David Kies ' vbliflfi Z I in in N 5 i 'Z 1 2 r' Justina King Roger King Joyce Kuntze Wayne Kuntze il? David Kurre Angela Leimer ly Barbara Littleton Ai an, lii iaae . R : l 41 in ii M Q R Lg ,,r, yy , i' ..,, w evil L eiel eieei R L in GH! y Lowes . ,ILW A' -- David Ludwig F L p K Paul Macke f . imzl - 'f i ' -i Q Richard Mainord Q A 1 - i ' ' - A' A i,- , l L i i lv 110 2. 'gs if lie iiii A . is g' f X i if L - i if KT' -V: :nib ' x iii R i 3912 ,Viv-ii L 1521. 13 ,,l: Mi ,, fr ' 'Q' - fi'f,: -w s'!27l'.- L e fi Q' S .-55 2 i. iw - , . ,Q Sax I W A ' J L MN di sa' Harvey Loenne Carol Lohman Bob Lohman Winnie Long Dan Lorenz i n iw if J lg X a L L 'SKF l 'i-'ti ki: 1 , ' in f W 1 fr lf ' , N M Kk 5 fl -if ii W .,- .5 -we 1. 2- V px Q R a wr rm 4 , as mf 3 ni 5 re . gk of iff? I gi K r Ji N r Linda McCain Shirley McLard Saundra Meier Darlene Meyer K 5 i 1 'Q Katherine Myer i a , use ary Nagel erald Neumeyer 34 k ll fwa ' msd ymond Petzoldt nneth Pinkerton y Platt :nny Proffer onnie Randoll . 4 rg X A 2 fi 1 A ,Q Larry Myers .rem ya. +L, . ,gy , Y' , ee -fL if f? .iii .tffsif .' S3 fix 'M h 1' Eldon Maloney Cheryl Martin Joyce Martin Margaret Martin Judy Masters 6 bk K K Ray Meyr William Miller Kenneth Mirly James Mirly Carrol Moore - A4 V Saundra Owens Ili 'll y f --'- A Susan Palisch K Betty Partridge M 7 sharon Partridge ,a y l'., 4' f i John Pau' 5 y y ei an rrny ' ,, n . e ., Q - , 31' . 12?-f .- 3 .Y , 'Q ig' , .- ' w '- - y a Q re- 1 irni i xi . I he M r. 'a-' 52 or ::.:?E- 111 3, 'PH X Q i g.. gs liver 1 X f f -Q H ,, W i Darlene Reisenbichler V .. ,V ' 1 fr A 1 Y Q 1 i' ? 1 Q 'IIL Q -':: fw Robert Sander Marsha Savers Douglas Schade Paul Schadc LeeRoy Schaefer David Randol Sandra Re ed f f S If S Q5 'Fifi , Wi! .'- i 'i'f'5i?f i ,,, if S 1 P S S he eeDa aaee S ' , g.,, .. ' , he f . D D Richard Shambo Jerry Sides Judy Sides Mike Sides Paul Sides Mike Seabaugh Tom Seabaugh Rhonda Sebastian Connie Shambo Y:-9 si. 1 S ssri , fy Q Y R ., gn X 'Xin X' W' gi .. 5 ,TQ I A , ,Q X Y ,- -. Wg -. , ? Q 125 gs Carolyn Rudert Ralph Ruehling Marilyn Ruesler Patsy Rumfelt I i I ff Keith Schaper Betty Schlegel Bill Schoenebeck Tom Schuette as Sdli Ki 1' 4 ' Q, 3 X f S . K .. ..., ' X 1 ff ig -1 sir Ltf ' gs V: 5 ' an an fin, ws. . 1.. S fu - - s er' p 5 vi s me S 1-,gf Qi L grfpgf 1 .,.. . 429. JoAnn Schwab Rita Schweain Larry Schweer Barbara Seabaugl Erma Seabaugh if ' jf if Y N E HMNK W Jw' 5. R 1 -- ,G-fe' we or ., il rs Tv Ry. .. u . .Ng , ,. Wanda Sprenger Glenn Statler -Smeg ' I . . -4,33 5 y f ,ir ' ix X Q. Y Y A is , .. Q, if Fei f my , 1,311 gg .. we flzfifr- ,...V. 5 -fi Rodney Sides Judy Sievers Neidra Smith r ? ' , W. Steve Smith N 8 W- f , .L i f Q . 5 N Q X Si Q, 'S it re If Qt' if if 'Z' J' a , A is i ff Judy Southard Jeff Stearns Verla Stearns il i 5 e t Terry Stone V W LLAX T Peggy Strahan L x N 1 Donna Surface A 'rrrr Carol Thoma j S Y ' jp - . owme Thoma W W T' W' err, e W David Torbitzky L f 1 Q Laverl Ussery ' , it If' .::5,. . Cleo VanAmburg i. W y 1 H 2 ., I 4 L A if ee X r11,. ,, Q Q 1 Don Voorhes ' t f , , 6 4 , ' h H Joe Vorbosky e . Q . '- . ff-f : ,ki -: n- ' - - ., 1 I- :-: .. w f i i 5 Q i ni- I , v ,.,,.. L ,Nik Evelyn Wachter y yt i l ik, Li W , ego Anna Wallman t W W 'fi 59 Qu i e W i W i ' Q ,.:2p F 5 Ben Wells David Wendel Douglas Williams i 113 ,, .,X.... W ,Q -I v W , , K ' l f AQ if . . . ' ,K Q51 er V Jerry Winkler Donna Yancey I Class officers are: Bob Jones, Treasurerg Susie Mc- Donald, Secretaryg Fritz Sander, Presidentg Stueve Byrd, Vice -President. 5' A f.: , ,,.. , Donald Birk Karen Bodenstein David Bollinger Steve Bollinger Gary Breezeel Se,e 5 s ssireil t l o ' L ic i k 'N I J larz . if 1 his , . -i ' K xi Delbert Brotherton Delmer Brown Steve Byrd Robert Camden ' evbb e 'Q 'lf ' gre 1131 1' Michael Cook Janet Crader Larry Craft Charles Crites gfrav, E 5 X . -na , A Q A K ,fr S ' Lf F N xl , 1 li' y - 114 Eighth The eighth graders swing into Freshman status with a busy and eventful year behind them. Ready for added responsibilities and privileges, they look forward to high school life. Carolyn Alexander Robert Alexander Robert Alexander Bonnie Baxter Diane Beattie Carol Birk :sa 'I W D D , 'VA' D' -- t 5? l y it t eg 's 5 ,,, ' gs: sh f 515 is sg -t - ,122 l, ' sz :- if FLT ' ,, ' 'f5k::1i., 2- ' ' it to 1 S , . Q 1 .. is L s it t r L.. , V1 ,V , . . .far ' Xiiisi S i-i 3 5 A ' - f i at Reid Carron Michael Clardy Mike Conley Don Cook K ,- 9 Q e s w h X 53 1 it X A. it ,Q V-5 ss: G , -. ts... Ax E 3 Qs - A- A t,t . . at .. S , New 1 '. - . ,,, sf slzlffvf W9 ESQ es'-r4i'i HCA' f Q. j r w D i eQ H H f H o r ee e y K y .r . A ' ii i if H '-khkh Lf:' i x Marion Eakins . Q h Gary Fann L-1- ..:, Jim Frentzel lb, m L Toni Friedrich . ' H D Cheryl Ginter ' ' - I ',x Q,, qgzL1vQ.5, 4 ', r 1 51 i I f ein if t1 'f ' Danny Glenzy . Brenda Godwin Wayne Gondwin 3. Laverne Grossheider :f.- , , . rr 'iigifwag kk Q 7 gfw' 5 X '4' ae Gerald Hitt Van Hitt Delores Hopkins Jo Ann Hoxworth vb 5 'W 'Q W N P K f I 5'xg Eg 'Q .fin . L L T 11 inf, - ifgjfg , an 'af . N53 at ,W Delmer Cruce Dan Dickerson Donna Dudley Edward Eakins ? LQPSQ , N . Tk A ,n in Qk?MwQ Smeg r t i555wf.5' '5fQpSf5MwDqiQI 5 : .Rpt , it qE?gj 7yig rm . ,' f QSM? ' X v'e A195 ' N K xv 5 Sg ?xWm'4Q!A 9 Q J 1 Vg m5kmM Martha Hartm an Robert I-Ieider John Hagens Allison Hager Milburn Hahs Judyl-iamilton M arf. .iv l f! M r '.5 -w E 342 0 K n A 2 We wi geaaggg . 5, - - ' f D. ieeen v , 'Q .XL. ,QQF ' -' Y , 'N 'K 5 . 115 ine. si 1 r L at r,:g1.:,fg,1-Ckfxr, M Janice Harper Arthur Hartle if 'Q ,j' , iQrr so-m45f Q, 1 ff . E: ,Q , , +fr- . gap -..-,1t xH 4 WS E Q M 5 in Leon Hennecke Janet Henson Ken Heuer Adelaide Heyde Donald Hines ,K J 'R A li C C. l . 15 f ,mic ' NW rife .. if , , ,Q ,- -r Ex: Donnie Koeberl Robert Kranawetter Nancy Kuntze ' 4 ww , L 'V ls. ., 'A .1 if :Q Y.. .gl .. ' -.-if , pf L .n ' l .N In ...x , . if-,Z A r , , .. -qw ,,- z ggy Glenda Maledy Sherry Marshall David Martin Karen Martin Sheryn Martinson A. fe. 'V If t W za. A 6' UQ Q, . .ya ff, W ga ,I 64' gk i 'eri c 4 'a ri .f me .hsu Michael Hurst y L2 V h as 3 -H l y Diane Husher - , -1' , l g? Jerry Jackson Lloyd Jackson L it Bob Jones Mary Jones ' r M L Beffv Kaemlffe Q - C 1 f u v . .. . 1 , .- . it yy K fe- . ,.,. . to t C Mike Kasten L e aetal , L sg . David Kinder :ff V.: .,L. , -- it Q my y Mary Kinder v. Q Jackie King ' t- Robert King f-We Vyty Sharon King Q gill Mike Kistner X if nf, Z. e if at 2 gggyyg g X to -9 fr in I. Tim Looney Dwayne Lore DZ Charlotte Ludwig i Clara Lenand Judy Lennington Bobby Lewis Carolyn Litzelfelner 116 kxrt' 1 L Helen McCain Gloria McClard Bill McClard K 'rl l Q- x E wmv' F M i Mary McDonald Martha McNeely 4. 1, N rg Carla Meyer V, r ii David Meyr it wxkj Robert Meyr , V A L 1 ,df elee L. he . ll +4 in .Af 5 IM E James Morrison Brenda Mouser William Neimann Brenda Niswonger qv QV? X L. . f i li? A5 L 'IE' Q45 Q K f in ffltifw , ,, , ...-h r is L, on 1, W? 5535 I Vi ,F Q'-2 5 X . Donna Niswonger Laraine Niswonger 117 fx ,, Neil V K... im, . rg as Stephen Peel Carl Peter Patricia Petzoldt Sharon Platt Charles Miller Chuck Miller Larry Miller Sharon Mirly H. R. Morrison 5 ,,., X Q LL, Q l ! . s qw,- I Paul Niswonger Glenn Nothdurft Carol Reisenbichler Rick Reisenbichler John Renne Ray Reynolds X .af ge - .Aki A ..,,.. ,W Richard Sides rroaevi fi l Michael Powers Jimmie Primm Jim Proffer John Quade 5 ie,. A, 3 'J'i 52 '-H+' S lil Rebecca Schartz Bill Schweer Jane Seabaugh John Seabaugh 1,5 iff' 1 5 -fi-H. 'xl 'S I tx fm S VY ,, 'S 1 J I Mike Smith Nelta Smith Stanley Ri ehn ia S' 3, K X ,. V. af' X Leonard Sander Q Mary Schafer h Jerry Schloss 'i i 'N 5' are 5 . 2 5 j 'Mr' . , '-i,k ei, V--ff ,,: 3 75 S S 1 S- eiie ' . Harold Sides Janet Sides Rhonda Sievers Sharon Skinner Sylvia Slinkard Larry Smith ' S 4 'Q , 'af fl Jiiiieoo S' wubum Smith ' J: eoi' he Jane Statler N' 'J sy . , 1245 I ' k El SSG W .vw , il fi' . sl -N I -e W M is at N531 Q3 ,fi 1 - -an . - K , Qi 1 Carlton Thoma i, A , 6 i - L... ,H Vernon Turley e .Lf ff or an Karen Unger A Q e , ff. i Janet Verseman in 4 W 7 . .XJ '+V 5 ff Helen Walter Q Opal Welker , if -yr V ,,,.:: I S if Rf - - if 'sw q . -P , ' ' an ' Qggly .ik James Wilkinson Wanda Wilson Phyllis Win Billy Wolte deknecht rs Don Wachoski Ken Wachter X1 Jerry Wendel Carol Wessell ww ey, X kwvff 5 f '+ r ,,...- rw- S RQ . I . fglf x Karen Statler Sheron Statler Betty Stephens Nelson Swann Nancy Taylor ,fm ' fi 515 Q- P, Q F 'NL 3 .fa ,- ...W Ni , New Lonnie Wilcox Gary Wilke 119 Donna Wessell Janet Wessell Larry Whitler v Q Robert Wiggins A Mary Wilbur V jim rt.. X i K W ff, f Seventh An awsome and confused world surrounded the typical seventh grader during his first week of school. His bewilderment soon faded as he became accustomed to high school life with its changing classes, tardy excuses, pep assemblies, and class meetings, and he eagerly looks forward to his next five years at Ll-l,S. mr' .As Robert Brase Marie Brown Julious Busher Don Cathcart Bill Chapman 1 Yr A ,An ,, as g ..s s 3 a swift nfs I flfren 5 , i'i' y 1 s fs s , i-six A H - ,Sem 52? ' ii Z- fm . f,,Qs wr as in , f -rrgp i i ey., kv, is 455553 , rf. ri!-VS. 'A rf! Q. Marie Cotner Susan Cracraft Harold Crader Rusby Crites 120 Class Officers are: Greta Miller, Secretaryg Van Puls, Presidentg Terry DeWeese, Treasurer, and Barbara Goza, Vice-President. Q 1 fl 91' W fa ...- r Q in sa Q , K . Q A A2 s Nancy Amelunke Marsha Baker Mary Baker Frank Biri A' ' . A fi wi! 5 7 p , ,,5 , i i t I K K... 1 L. 3 Sandy Birk Steve Blackman Edith Bodenschatz Donna Bollinger Lee Bollinger we .? i 4 sg 'Nik JoAnn Clifton Bob Clingingsm ith Linda Clippard Don Conrad Gary Cook 4 1 'giv e frm fi l ad' , K., . QI Wayne Deneke Terry DeWeese ,ga T 'X o Keith Dunn Wh 'J' Dorothy Eakins L Roger Eakins Saundra Eggers Danny Estes Wrnnis Estes Evelyn Fann Paul Fann ., 1e 2 is Sandy Givens Jewell Godwin Bob Graham Alice Green Betty Hagans David Hahn Larry Hamilton R 1, vw' JN if iw A , U. 52. i x e,r' ' E Evelyn Cruce G .ia K , 6 Helen Davault ii li '- Bill Davis is Q-if Mike Deneke .A ya E ,y . fll , i ' fx , L--- Q M VW S . N 4 y Y 1 ,, Albert 1 Farrow 4 5 ,. A 4 Charlotte .2,' 13 Farrow G ilh 'P 'M - ' GY- Ken Ford r .V V v Becky 'i D' V lx.!,Ay ,,. I Friedrich gg . . Make cast ,4 Z 1:21 v Cheryl Goehm an Barbara Goza v aw .Q- if rf r ,, . :I Q fi X re ,r T khhkrh. .. - . V 'K 3- g y: .vlan-3 X EL K 4 Ax S+? 'E g ' gl Qi ii 5, a i y.e '-'Z' 'f ,iv G 'i'e, he ' ., . H Mike Hanschen Emma Helder E V, Ralph Hartle A K x .K . elim.: ' K 1 'YQ F Ex . -if 1 Z, I re. WY 4 riyre Wiafii Barbara Henson Donna Henson Larry Kraemer David Kranawetter fi-Q C Margaret Langston ' Cynthia Leonard Joetta Lewis f Q , K ' nes, -:w'1'iie2,3i3f. 'Q , V Q 1 - fs M, 5 . Q s 9 ' X QS, 3 j if ...... Z '2fi 3 Doug Mainord David Maintz Gary Martin Jean Mason Donald McClard di N5 , ,WP I . ses Martha Medley -.wh 5 'own-new f f -r'-n r More J as A . a is y 's ,gi 'mif?' ,L at osx f 'LQ 3 3 .Y I z, . gg ww .h vig? 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Q Mike Proctor ,Q Bemard Proffer Van Puls mi W tiff .N.:k A talk fu nrV Ar . 4 U f I L -'--' ff I Susan Quade Linda Reed Mary Reinecke Barbara Riehn Greta Miller Bryan Miller Paul Mizell James Montgomery -we S T' 5 sr' iv Q ' vigilant' S 'fr' acgrrpsf' is ' -if fifr. e Q 1 1 Mike Robins Q , M K f Donnie Rod ers .,, Car Sa d F DorZthynScfhaefer K A W M S X 123 John Seabaugh Leonard Seabaugh Francis Seabaugh Charles Sides Linda Sides If . sgif' lm. .x - I Kmkx ii - 1 'N + X , . X l AG Y-, we Q if H x N xg. 1 , E . gg? was 33554. fsii?:f:, S me Q S i ','i K Carol Sneathen Mike Strahan is N 9 is , K z 'J' , S Tom Tidd Larry Ulrich Susan VanAmburg i s ' r r,z. .i s S is J ,,r J S S i f ri S , r M. rf 1 3 fi . S. V, J .. E s is fr Marcia Sides Marvin Sides Dale Smith Jimmy Smith .-a f m . ff as 1 an Vd ' ktfgtp John Wachoski Susan Weiss Richard Welker Susan Welker Beverly Wiggins fll ,,. an Hem Wilkinson - S v -' I . Gaye Williams ' gr ' - Cheryl wins ly - ,,., , ..:r. 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N ifvmaiirbyclg-2763 f s,yfLGL.i ELMO C. MARTIN, JEWELER WATCHES-DIAMONDS-SILVEHWAHE COMPACTS-COSTUME JEWELRY Phone CI 3-4.295 Jackson, Missouri Missour 1 FT, i CAPE COU TY FARM BUREAU SERVICE COMPANY BARBER M M Ch ll Shell1ng-Grmd1ng-Mlx1ng- emlcas i wa Q H 832 Y Jackson ' West 46 Missouri Ipfi FOR THE BEST C13-2317 15 . ,fit IN HAIRCUTS Q'r ' f FARM BUREAU INSURANCE SERVICES MARTIN PIEPENBROK AGENCY MANAGER JAC KSON , MISSOURI Cape Girardeau County CI 3-2133 Jackson, Mo. MCCOMBS FURNITURE X AND FUNERAL SERVICE P CI 3-2160 I H CI 3-24-24 l W x I 'ff 4+-r ff K lglirn .- .pf srhragh Store hone Funera ome C+ B --I + Q V' - - I + I I I Bern Meyer--Perry Grindstaff-Elmer Best Bruce Dockms Marvln rof er ou i Jackson, Mo. A, Q PRILL HAHS ff' IA T, PALACE THEATER A MOTOR Co., .NC , EEJIBID I, - A 1 'f .-- f A .F -' . S, W ,f ' 29:1-' - gkfif f lx .,. -k:v,' .A ,-.S Sales 81 Service X .xx my V- - -N 'ff 6 37. QNX-gmc, L.. ' I4, ' I.f.r:f-afasai' ' +--ff I ' r - v A A . ,,,, a YS . 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P Gardonville Missouri ,ri J P ff J , yi!! ,LSSOURI or CE suPPLv co. W f1nf , 9 S ' jf I, ' . 1 VAUTHORIZE DEALERS FOR , A x F ' AH ,ij 1,7 'V Af 'i3. Dlfifi DUPMEATIN EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES. 1 1 I Q 'Ill 'px 'IAQ in ' YH, Q 'jj rf. l l 17. A my EYE w ' MP ,E 8..5,,vs.vx. U DIAL ED 5-6611 W w Missoumfw BUILDING CAPE GIRARDE v 1 L Q N , U 1 , ,' f IRVlNx'Q MEN'S,WFAR ,W , SV . ' CLOTHES FOR 'fun YOUNG MAN l C , 5 ,, a Q I I I 4 mm. 5 A f fb A f f I ' fi l J get V Z ,XE 1- -' Mr. s. ,whims . ii , n 7 130 North Main ' Cape Girardeau D' '2808 X LK BREEZE s CAFE - s ' Y Q 2 M l ' fx, .f 1 HOME GOOKEO MEALS f1,,! -- ! Short Orders V I Cold Drinks XE Y I X Jackson Millersville Missoun YOUR SAVINGS f f . WY 'yff' Qyyjfp , A 5 ' iii if O? m'BRlCE VARIETY STORE gl ig IRA BRIGE N Im! g I li l 41 hw. xxyx an 4 . i Que GROW l 7 4 Jackson, Mo. YJ' Q if AT f f i x NELSON'S N IGA STORE Fl .202 General Farm Produce SAVINGS S LOAN Deals' 'L Feeds-Pfister Seed Corn Accounts Insured up to 310,000 lg 320 Broadway Cape Girardeau Millersville Missouri ,lj J HEADRICK SINCLAIR SERVICE Alemite Electronic Aid COLMER-RUPPEL -,LWMNQRQQMPANY Wheel Balancing fN K 'N,,, xii 'XQRX I Minnows and Fishing 4 'ismartesti-fsthle Srafcarsn Tackle fl' Q55 V Us TLQ 5? RALPH HEADRICK X , vang .. , 2 fxy, Ef' , M , 7 19 South Hope ' ' Az. CI 3-7888 . 61' r cs 'Ll ' 1 31 8 Vigil this ,jay 1,8 'X' rllllllliiiiurlslw fix X Q4 0 x . V gf: ' N cg z' 'Tx ' 51, - Q- -- BILL Rfs,xNim wsvffs. BAKER 2- ns, qx W , , 'bxljhone 7, r., hz, N I - A .7 . Q QUALITY BAKING U Ncikiw?-T fA 1 , 'R S1 'Y SPECIALISTS f- Wg E 57 an 7 c 31, fx, 8' '3 W 'Q 231 o::13Q1lE:g1 Lf-Bifglfng, 102 roadway Af-A :X ' fl ' . P e P A51 IX1!f.,,fffl,.Z gp 5-5601 JHCICS OD B Missourx l fC fxnlx IE IK? JD I Fountain Drinks Short Orders of All Kinds 10079 Pure Ground Beef Hamburgers Y Y Sf? f Q? I NOWELL aj' N 1 CAMERA fa' My , -P 4 SHOP E99 ,Sf SSE 181211 gl, uilg ggl SME ff A 3 if -557 A RP K .1 f...Q...E. jf UAE 35:99 U7 QQ APERIES 1 I U . '37 UPHOLSTERY f 609 Broadway G1 Salk, , SLIPOOVERS ,L WALLPAPER WESTERN AUTO STORE ASSSSSSSISS . 2 ,ug EVERYTHING FOR THE A,f SEE l . Western AUTO AND HOME H A ' ul' AAUIQN1' ' ' F' 1 S330 OIPRKZAZ5 'dm H ' I 6 A 77' ' -Y ' gy f RUST i MAR'l3IN,lNCg3 Jackson I f 'X I, 5 4, ' A ' S rhlcape Girardeau , fy, sMLiS3lfl 5 A A V A I WS H. H . jj kbs- 3.5, M ' . Ak avr ,fat 11. 01,11 if Pxanos!-ffiecordbs-r xusic-Acgeisglfps jlpxh 'mag' i -l ' ' W, A 117 S QHJRKJ 551, 'Zhi ' i-it 1 , n H+l , N .' Wu-1' 'IA 'AV' A 4: r f. SHINELBINE Music STORE N M , 1,1 ' 1 ' . A I. I L.. S ,V S S, S , Q K WH . ,-X ,YS 4, ' CONN-OLQSL-LeBLANC-GEMEINHARDT . 'JBANDI ' RSUMENTS L J FR CKESHIVELBINE W L BILL SHIVELBINE 5 1 2 1? 630 Broadway Cape Girardeau Mo 5 1 S . .'l ' P 'J t f ' 1' x I , f. I-I I I A 1 I 'V ,Y l ' VA: . 'wk Atv ,x'- Nr . A I ' .. 'A Ur' jw a Hs I as tvg' 91.4 -- , l . 0 S, is L ll ' ,U jaw - ' ' 1,,' L . , . Y 69 PENZE STRUCTION CCM ANQYJI S? , - t 1 ff k RQ 'if . . GENERAL CONTRACTORS A ,x ,MLNS XV, ,5'v,,J W 01 ' JACKSON MISSOURI ' '1 MLi was 15 X R -A A A rm, N . : , X A' ' 1 . QQ! Qld. Yr? Carl L. Penzel, President . 12' X 'gm Y ,N ' Qfbi Carl G. Penzel, Vice-President nf 5 OI JL vxbk X! Mettie K. Penzel, Secretary-Treasurer W-A I ' of 0, f vnwjx U ,X W, I 'lpfyx ,M V M 'V 1 X K y gf- 'S .- I F A A-f xxx 'kv A sv A . will N L -- E N TFT' 3 ' J 1 Highway 61-25 ' CI 3-3526 ,N S9N , SWL A E , NC! 304 E. Monroe Street-Jackson, Missouri ...l- ,.... -1' Featuring I2 AMF Automatic Pinspotters R f X4 dui COMPANY 1 I - Il I fy .I , x ' 'fxxjjx ' -g I q -'fn ' 'QISTRIBUTOR QF 'IEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS D . , ' V' . F .' 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