Jennings High School - Jen Echo Yearbook (Jennings, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1946 volume:

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ni- JUIIOR HIGH SCHOOL -.xg 5 Ks ' K x xxx. : X -xxs K QNXNQ'-N, .NBNNM -NNNWM H ,NHNNQMN -KNNXK-X NON mv - DEDICATIQN ,gl Vle, the Senlor Clase of 1946, dedicate tnls year hook x to all the former Jennings students who have served ln the armed forces, defending our nation and our way of living. X We reverently offer it as a memorial to those the died that N freedom might llve. It is B216 tongue of our gratitude to those who remain members of the armed forces, nintalnlng rlgilance. This book ls our assurance to those sho are re- turning to civilian life that youth ls- still eager, enthusi- Rx astlc, and forward-looking. 'Ne present this Jen-Echo of 1946 to them, to vhom ee sting gratitude and honor and remembrance- Th! senior Class of Jennings l946 W .-1QT h ef Z , C! M .- 0110 6V61'1B N IR. GHS A- SEE Superintendent ll. A.--Columbia University ADMINISTRATION n I 'n ln. I. A. umm P IR. C. B. RCBBTSOI Principal, .hmior High Principal, Senior High K0 Ac wlBhi1'AStOl B. S.--Central lliuouri University State Teachers 0011050 I IISS IIIIRVA CAIPBILL . LIIIISR BEIGE A. B.-Northwest Missouri B. S.--lissouri University State Teachers College Home economics hglish, social science FACULTY IR. DALLAS DRAPER nas ul COBB B. S.--Northeast Missouri I. A.--Missouri University State Teachers College English, speech Vocal music s IISS STELLA GAIIEIR I. A.--Missouri University f IISS RUTH GRUB! ' B. S.--Kansas State Teachers' College English social science lathematiol , IISS LILIAI BA!! B. S.--Missouri University English, Latin IR. GU! T. BARTRICK I. A.--University of Southern California Shop IRS. EDHA B LPERT Ro picture available B. A.--Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Commerce Left after first semester KISS AURA JOH SOI B. S.--Central Missouri State Teachers College English, social science X Q muvm. IIB! Bi !!! JIUCH , ' 1 lr. nnogn I. mal I. A.--llllouri University A. B.--Lindeniood College Guidance b Science IR. EARL IBCURDY B. S.--Central lissouri State Teachers' College lethemat1ce,.ec1enoe IRS. IRI!! KG !! B. l. Lindenwood 6011030 vocal tunic ln. DONALD J. IIHTII B. S.--Central lllsouri State Teachers College V Physical education M. 11-f x 1 I S. JDSIIBIII IARTII B. S---Carbondale State Teachers College Physical education IISB ELIZABETH PBVESTORII B. S.--Central Missouri State Teachers College lrt IISS ANIA IIS!!! M. A.--Columbia University llthematlcl GW IR. RICBIRD PEAK A. B.--Park College Spanish, social science 'Iss B LEH PIERCR B. S.--Southwest Missouri State Teachers College Socisl science IH. DAVID V- SHADDY B. S.--Southwest liesouri State Teachers' College Shop, msthemntice IR. 0. A. IILBOI h A---lissouri University Social science, lnglish -cus. N J. IR. LE LIB SNIDRR B. S.--Central lissouri State Tesehere College Instrumental uusie Keg IR. CHARLES SPIIULIR I. A.--Iovs Stste University Commerce IISS IARHLIII SLOLI I. A---Saint louis Uni versity lueie, English sooisl seienee IHS. RUTH BIITH Secretary to Superintendent RIIIOID SIIIOIS elses president--4 vioe president student council--4 clans vice president--5 rep. student council--2 'track--2, 5, 4 baseball--3, 4 bend--1, 2, 3, 4 boys' chorus--4 boys' qusrtette--2, 3, 4 mixed qusrtette--2, 5, 4 basketball--5, 4 wolleyball--5 mixed chorus--2, 5, 4 operetts--3, 4 senior play GTOII--4 'A cheerful look, s pleasing 030. and s most nobel carrisge.' SENIURS ILBAIOR HORSTIAI class president--2 class vice president--4 basketball--1, 2, 5, 4 class vice-president--2 class sec.-treasurer--4 softball--1 besketbsll--5, 4 volleyball--1, 3, 4 --5, 4 sornball--1, 2, 5, 4 mixed chorus iolleybsll--1, 2, 3, 4 accompanist--1, 2, 5, 4 Jen-Echo--4 'Where there's music, there can be no hsrm.' girls' chorus--1 Growl--3, 4 Jen-Boho--4 'le must be doing some- thing to be happy. Action is no less necessary to us than thought.' IAYNE ABRGAL Editor--Jen-Echo--4 'A big man in every sense DOROTHY AUBUCHON girls' chorus--1, 2, Grovl--4 Jen-Echo--4 of the word.' IILLIAI BECKER Growl--4 'If a man empties his purse in his heed, no one can take it from h1m.' GLDRIA BAUI R basketball--1, 2, 3, 4 volleyball--1, 2, 3, 4 softball--1, 2, 5 girls' chorus--1, 2, 3 mixed chorus--3, 4 operette--1, 4 senior play cheer leader--5 declamation--1, 2 Jen-Echo--4 n Make two grins grow where there was only a grouch before.' 'A secretary must have A sort of ret1cence.' BETTY BROII 4 rep. student council--3 basketball--4 girls' chorus--1, 2 declination--1, 2, 6 mixed chorus--5, 4 cheer leader--3 'The keen stare twinkle in her eyee.' fy Awe, o V W N ,k-he fi' l ' L vie X A. ' ROGER BROIKIFG senior play 'Ah, there's a well-dreBSOd gentlemsn.' operetta--1 senior play 'Continual cheerfulness il BARBARA CASSIDY A sign of ,isdomn volleyball--5 'Her talents are of more the silent c1saa.' Fi' . ,nb Ag, P KX ,- ik -,,E K A su- . V, - 1 5 i n HAROLD BRUNNER boys' chorus--4 'A work well begun is half ended.' SHIRLEY COLEIAN Entered--6 basketball--4 senior play 'If eyes were made for see- ing, then Beauty is its own excuse for being.' ,pw besketball--1 2 5 4 I A. J. CRUTCHFIELD 'Don't hurryg there'B Pl0Ht! I I I volleyball--5, 4 of 'im'-' softball--1 Grovl--3, 4 mixed chorus--5, 4 operetta--4 'lhy take life serious1y.' . f 'A I : Tig f A I I! 1 ' K 1 ' Yay C7 fy mnorm umm A f basketball--1, 2, 5, 4 ' f X, bHS9bH11 3v 4 baskecba11--2, cs, 4 W ' ' ' ' UOYB' chorus--1. 4 boys' chorus--1, 4 volleyball--5 mixed chorus--1, 3, 4 ' band--2. 5, 4 baseba11--1, 2, 5, 4 mixed Chorus--1, 2- 3 volleyball--3 HERBERT HARRIS Growl--4 ' J'n'Ech0 4 'A silent, peace-loving mnn.' 'No entertainment is so cheap dl 'A prudent chief not always :S fsgtiggfnnor any Pleasur' must display his powers.' VIRGINIA GATELY Entered last semester--4 No picture available- LAVE IE HORRILL KATHIRIIE H GOINB ' basketball--1, 2, 3, 4 senior play softball--1, 2, 5, 4 volleyball--1, 2, 3, 4 'It's une 11nu1e things in mixed chorus--1, 5, 4 life that count.' girls' chorus--1, 2 Jen-Echo--4 mixed quertette, other smell ensembles--1, 3, 4 G ORGE JACK president of student council--1, 4 softball--1, 2, 3, 4 basketball--2, 5, 4 volleyball--5 l n EDWARD track--5 boys' chorus--1, 4 Entered U'm! 4 mixed chorus--1, 2, 5, 4 track--1. 2, S band--1. 2. 5. 4 boys' c or '1 JUNE Jsmuns operetuul' 2' 3' 4 'He serves his a 1: b t boys' qunrtette--2 5 4 P P J es -- mixed Quartette--1: 2: 3, 4 - 'ho urn' M' country 5089- girl., chorus 4 J'n'Echo '1' 4' 'A violet by a mossy stone 'L1tt1e, but mighty! 'In everything the middle course is best n excess brin -ARI., Jolxs I IISTIII BSI MM--5 ':t:f'f:11z'1f' ' irll' chorus--3 I0 a -- , 8 vo11eym11--1, 2 'simplicig of all things girls' chonuul' 4 is the ha out to be copied.' DORIS KIWIEDY vice president student cowneil--1 rep. student council--2 basketball--1, 3, 4 volleyball--1, 3, 4 mixed chorus--2, 3, 4 Growl--2, 5, 4 JGHQECDO--4 cueer leaaer--b 5 all things g trouble.' 'lnnkinda blessing--A woman of tow uordn.' HARRY KBYBS boys' chorus--1 'A horse, a horse. My kingdom for a horseln 9,0 ff We , 5 A f ' ' e ' . ,. .N I , , , e as Q. 4 , ,, , im JW 'A f3?, I 'wi I 'jafkfi , 4 'ff 313215 '1??':f W ff' 'Zz' ' 'lf-'V ' ' ' ' .4 'mai-:1..: 1- -2 ,: - ,, , A v : -Ma'3 Lm.' . .grf f'7'f' 5 Q. .. 1. . V 3 J ACK KCBRIMEL basketball--2, 3 band--1, 2, 3 boys' chorus--1, 2 senior play Growl--1, 2 Y 'Nature designed us to be of good cheer.n DIL! LAKIIBUHG B blsketblll--1 baseball--5, 4 mixed chorus--1 boys' chorus--1 band--5 Po11taneu goes rar, yet caste noth1ng,' ROBERT KDKSTEL rep. student council--1 track--1 boys' chorus--1 nHow he sets his bones to bask 1' the sun and thrusts out his knees and feet for the ripple to run one in its mirth.N ILE! LOUISE KRAPT basketball--2, 4 volleyball--5, 4 mixed chorus--1 'If we have not peace with- in ourselves, it is in vein to seek it from outward sources.' IIILFORD IDRSG Entered--5 'First note of a gentlemen- manners. VIRGINIA IAACK BRUC! loCLAlAHAl basketball--4 basketball--1, 2 volleyball--5 boys' chorus--l, 2, 4 mixed chorus--1, 2, 3, 4 mixed chorus--1, 2, 3, 4 opetetta--1, 2, 5, 4 boys' quartette--2, 3, 4 senior play mixed quartette--1 declamation--l d,c1.m.g10n--1, 2, 3 cheer leader--3 Groql--1 rep. student council--1 double mixed quartette and 'There is an art of reading, other small groups--5, 4 as well as an art of think- ing, and an art of writ1ng.' 'life is whnt you make 1t.' l JACQUELIRE leIULSY rep. student council--4 I basketball--1 2 5 4 DORIS 0838 volleyball--1: 2: 5: 4 basketball--2 girls' chorus--1, 5 AHROLD IUILLER vo11,ybl11,,1 mixed chorus--1, 2, 3 girls' chorus--1 d9c1'm'tiog 1' 2' 5 'len and things are only 0P'Y'tt '1 2 5 as valuable as they are 'Good temper ls the post- softbal1-- , , serv1ceable.' 'A light heart lives long.' Q 9 5 at ' N, 1 swf ' IAKY JO IRIS! HULL!! EDITH girls' chorus--2 Ent.r.d,,2 declematlon--1, 2, 3 51'1 choru '2 'She has e voice of glad I 'All good things come in ne9 smell paeklgee.P IORL IUISSLI Entered college--4 mixed chorus--1, 2, 5 boys' chorus--1, 5 operetta--l, 2, 5 debate--2, 3 declametion--1, 2, 3 Jen-Echo--4 'True vit is nature to ed- ventege dreaaed.' GORDON PARKS boys' chorus--1 mixed chorus--2, 3 operetta--5, rep. student council--5 basketball--1, 2, 3, 4 4 boys' chorus--1, mixed chorus--1, mixed chorus--1, band--1, 2, 5, 4 boys' quertette-- small ensembles- operette--5, 4 senior play 4 debate--2, 5, 4 declemation--1, 2, 3, 4 4 Groll--2, 4 2, 5' 4 senior play 2, 3, 4 'But let us be candid and 5, 4 speak out our mind.' 'Bla voice use ever deep and low, an excellent thing in a man.' 6 K -sf sv lv 'Ss l ' , X ' ,, c lA!LlY PORTER Entered Navy--4 mixed chorus--5 operltta--4 band--3, 4 track--2 'Citizenship has its du- ties as well es its priv- llegee.' RAYIOBD SEXAUER 'Nature answers all he askag Hand in hand with here he welk.' ? sec.-treasurer student council--1 class president--5 basketball--2, 5 track--1, 8, 3, 4 band--1 mixed chorus--3, 4 boys' chorus--4 operetta--5 Growl--1, 2, 3, 4 Jen-Echo--4 cheer leader--4 'A picture is e poem with- out words.' 1 J Q'i1Y' k ' KVM . TED SUTTON -N ' n if-,Q 5, , 3 assured--4 'In quietness and confidence will be your strength.' No picture available IILIII SABGIR rep. student council--1 sec-treasurer--3 basketball--1, 5 volleyball--2 mixed chorus--1, 2, 3, 4 girls' chorus--l mixed quartette--1, 2, 5, 4 slell groups--5, 4 operette--1, 2, B, 4 Growl--l, 4 Jen-Echob-4 'lueic washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.' ARLIB FA!! THAIIR basketball--1, 2, 5, 4 volleyball--1, 2, 5, 4 cheer leader--3 girls' chorus--1, 2, 4 girls' trio--5 operette--3 softball--1, 2, 3 declination--l, 2, 3, 4 senior play 'In every situation she makes e h1t.' li lll VOBSIIKEITIB 'Hers the silence and the IIA!!! IARDEI basketball--2, 3, 4 volleyball--2, 3, 4 os1n.' softball--2, 3, 4 girls' chorus--1 senior play 'Pleasant personality is an sssetQ' ARTHUR IIRSB blublll--2 mu zmmnmf 'The smell courtesies- basketball--1, 2, 5, 4 HARRY zATTAnmLLA H 't'H 1113. the greater vo11eyba11--1, 2, 3, 4 0111101110 if- aorwul--2, cs, 4 Growl--4 'Everything comes to who tries hard him JOB-Echo--4 'On sports, I thr1ve.' hrgie Walters, Secretary-Treasurer Neel Day, President Alvin Bonn, vice President E .JUNIURS I I Shirley Button, Dorothy legedera, Jeanne Kraft, Greee llostheier, Jacqueline Lake, Delplnne voseenkeuper, Edith Leek, Delores Kurland, Clariee hy, Shirley Doerge II Theresa Loewe.. Betty Jnersou, Lucille lagel, Doris Goellner, .hunt Ahns, Geraldine het, Colletue Cady, Lois Drunk, Shirley Shepard II! lnlooln Hartwtg. Robert Vivian, Katherine Perkins, Virginia Boley, Denies Isle, Arty: Busenan, largie Walters, Shirley Henry, hry Am Ga-mn, Irle loses, Helen Fischer. srlene Vosbrlnk, Dorothy Gardner, lernn Pritehen, Sal Serra Iv Viator Dalpini, David Holden, Claude UP., hd ooedeeks, leel Day, Alvin Bonn, Doa lewrdy, Walter laeller, B111 hrie, Chslner Bampsua, John mes V Fred Bill, Stanley Lark, Disk lonnusel, Irvin leyers, Alex Spence, Walter Buch, Richard Dalpini, Bob Gereoke, Ronald Bhynes, Eddie Lsunhardt, Ismeth lahre, Harold Gerren lot present - hrgie Plym 'ibllw-,LQ Xml 1 Bob llorice, Secretary-Treasurer Darwin Hobart, President Stonebraker, vice President OPI-IOMORES - ,W ,,,,, ,..,,..,., ,,.. ,,--,- ,---, ....-.. ..---., -1. ...-----, vu- --nuns uve vuvungnvr, Jcyce Berber, Vivienne Strunk, Alice Jungeweltor, Delores Rapp, Virginia Roth, lorna Llllenslek, .hckle Rundqulst, lllnor Reno, Betty Porter, Helen Cornell, Vilma messle II Eileen Dawson, Dorothy Hoppe, Audrey Peecld, Joan Sclmidt, Lorraine lohrun, lor: Chapman, hry Jeffrey, llllllae Blankenship. Rosemary Weber, lhrian Blrkelaier, Iildred hgder, Betty lxeller, lhry Alice loconkey, Laverne Kruessel. hx-y Priest III Laverne Shepard, Evelyn Ludwig, Barbara Johnston, Evelyn Dhrnan, Evelyn Parks, hx-y Am Sullivan, Darlene Cllnpan, Alberta Kalna, Doris Buab, Betty Goehler, llorls Aeby, Pat Brown, larie Wilson, Helen Ann Afidillg, Betty Brewer, Josephine Florino, Rosemarie Evans, Doris Lau!! IV Johmy Thayer, lemeth Lane, larry hrtln, Robert cl8l0h1lg Kenneth Hlob, Donald Becker, Robert lltsl, LIITCDGO Zellner, Joe Hamilton, Hilbert Sexeuer, Donal! Snod- gass, Warren Pfeiffer, Bob lorlce, Clyde williams, Ivan Smith., David Gluse, Wesley Roth, Stern Lelneln, Arthur Krueger. V Red Better, Deb 0'Bl'I.en, Ray Bunk, Harold Ahrens, Glennon Il1Vell, Ihrwln Hobart, Ray Qrosemn, Jil Hamilton, Jack lcGcurty, lxle Stonehrsker, Richard Chapman, Don Eshenroder, Phillip Potts, Robert hx, Lester Krone, Rlohard llrnar, Char Llllenslek, Carl Fnsholl. Kenneth Crshn. Row Row Row Row Ron I Loretta Nagel, Ethel Flynn, Margaret Sabatino, Shirley Hawkins, Benniw Jimerson, Doris Ellioti , Patricia Klik, Margaret Wuenschel, Nona Blankenship, Lorraine Kersifingvlonette Goedecke, lois Cowles, Pauline Farmer, Peggy ldcGou.rt.y 'II Dolores Clouser, Ruby Untenecker, Sherry Fluff, Elaine Kasten, Marilyn Haack, Betty Burke, Fvelyn Pohlmnn, Rose Marie Baker, lhrgnret 'Happe, Vivien Ihlsengarm, Genevieve Ogterhapen, Joan Slpde, Geraldine Niel, Glendg Mae Stockton, Rose Duesold, Joyce Fath,E.velyn Guvernaf.-or III Winifred Nolen, Carol Case, Pearl Vorwold, Jeannine Prenflimfer, Joyce Meyers, Nornmn Rosekrnns, Lowell Nuessle, Edwin Tegeler, Donald Graf, Daniel Porter, Douglas MCC1eYmlvm, Pale Furffsteed, Richard 2'iil'lelrn,' Robert Hef-t., June Crangle, Doris Clouser, Mary Ellen Wunder-Je, Joy Voellrr, Velma Thompson TV J'Ohn.O'Keefe, Denis Lgnimm, Richprd Au'r-uchon, Lester Spzvete, Clarence Sexauer, RiCh81'C1C01.5ch, 515,19 yaarmhnrl, James Johnson, Edwerd cel-ken, Donald Euerbroer, J. P. Cantrell, Maeve Rovfton, Roberf Gpwh, Robert D111, Robert Haynes, Donald Dennor, lfarquis Hill, Albert Jost, Louis Lamumlmrrlt V Robert Casey, Robert Sivnons, Glen Knnw-erer, Edoie Bowman, William Rohertsfn, Fay Howell, Robgi-1 Weber Flmpr Hilqeman, James Garrison, Fred Steinmet-z, Dc-en Cimnfflia, ' Alvin Wehmeyer, Meredith McC1urfg, Robert. Bunk,,Gene Plnnkership, Rudolf-h N'ue11er,.Tnrres Vunsfpl H81-ry ecpfj 1 Robert Voshrink, Aldon Stevens A A A , I L U 77 ' Those not present: Fddie Lawrence, Ira Vosos, Louis Schiwweff, Ruhy Lynleneclwr JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Rn! I: Gone Lindo, Doris Elliott, large:-at Sabetixio, Gnome Alter W Row II: Norman Rosecrrne, Jo Ann l!cCreedy, Gerald Jenkins, lelvin wolf ROI 111: Ray Howell, Meredifh !h1cC1urrt, Alvin Wehrveyer, In F0355 KIOBTB GRADE Row I: Fay Pfeiffer, Beverly lhurer, June Ahrens, Shirley Reinkensmeyer, Beverly Pierce, Doris Ludwig, Peggy O'Keefe, Betty Lou Kolb, Ruthume Hopper, Doris Dey Row II: Gladys Jacques, Joyce Parke, Home Rapp, hrjory lcConkey, Jacqueline Haynes, Delores Franke, Gretchen hnsin, Dorothy Wilson, hrilyn Deueer, Joyce Lueeke, Betty Ann Wele, Gloria Schmidt, Lily Nidiffer Row III: David Mueller, Billy Leng, Tom Martin, Gme Lindo, Gary Bair, Robert Luebbert, Gerald Weller, Billy Williams, Cmrles Jenisli, Robert Reid, Leo Moses, Richard Orr x Adam Grindel Richard Drago, Ronnie Rouen, Bill Reber, Lawrence Bochert, Warven Row IV Rieman, Iy1e,Steinmetz, Donald Cassidy, Jack 0'Kee!e, John Combs, Rusnell lark, James Loewe, William lueller Rw V- James Kennedy, lelvin Wolf, Dickie Dey, Gerald Jenkins, like Bortscheller, Vonnie C ullock l Goodwin, Louis Sehweffermum, Joe Shiedek, Hobart bgnes, Will iam me , Richard Beguelin, Dan Yox, Allen Hiller' Thoeilnot present.: Kelvin Bart, J. Johnston, Joe lendling, hath Forbes SEVENTH GRADE Row Row Row Row Row I: II: III: IV: V: Billie Jean Meredith, Barbara Brunk, Yaris Dreher, Shirley Gex-hart, Jean Scherrer, Jacqueline C1-angle, Virginia Wallace, Roberta Baumer, Cleda Minnix, Jemnette Caldwell, Gloria Yuede, Jo Ann lcCready, Patsy Porter, Joyce Galilina, Carol Lee Heppzs, Jean Perdue, Mry Alice Tipton, Delphine Kusky, Jo Ann Howell, H01-Tense Walters, Joan laschmeyer, Pat White Joyce Smith, Lila Krueger, Dxgene Slcun, Pat 0'K6'ffl-4, Robert Leporin, Jnmoa Liptki, George Alter, Pierce l!cDof-ell, Jack Clouser, Billy Porter, Joseph Barone, Barbara. Lou Shutt 1ewm't.h, Darlene Wehmueller, Billy Ray Nolen, Bob Burke, lficlfnel Guerra, Lloyd Moore, Bill McConkey, Jamm, Potts, Donald Phillips, Donald Uher, Robert Tate, Dale Miller, Donald Janiwh, Arthur Haynes John Martin, Richard Klocke, Harold Weller, Raym-znd Harris, Joe El:-lnchfield, Venice Bardwell, William lhbrock, Arthur Hupert, John Bochert, Fred Dufsux, Pugene Whitaker, Carl Schlogl Those not present: Albert Browning, Arthur Doerge, Jacquelin Kalna, Joan Strhel! CLASS PROPHE CY At this moment Q radio columnist is being heard not only in uns most remote sections of the United States, but in distant lands. Nurse Arlie Faye Thayer with the Red Cross in China is eagerly awaiting news of her fomer Jennings classmates. 'Attention all rocket ships aloft and planets at large: The Saint Louis Cardinals will go into the 1956 World Series handicapped by the loss of the top- notch pitcher of the day - SONNY FINKE, who injured his left knee while playing basketball with 'the local Boy Scout Troop. Announcing a new book, 'Popular Atomic Rec1pes', written by the eminent, verbose author- and critic, G. O. O. PARKS. This book has been banned in Boston. EIEANOR HORSTIAN, the intriguing blues singer, was caught smuggling a half dozen copies of said book into that teeming metropol1s......The Kentucky 'rophat Hindi- cap was won by Glue-Shortage, jockeyed by HARRY KEYES and owned by DALE LAKEN- BIRGER, ultra-millionaire orchestra leader ..... Flash! Flash! A skinless and seedless potato- has been developed by the esteemed horticulturlst, ARNG.D IIUELLER .... The alluring model appearing on the cover of the latest edition of 'Seventeen and a Half' is IIARY JOE NEELY, the newest cover-girl sensation of the season ...... Critics are raving about the hit ccmedy team, BYRNE and NEVINS, currently starring in a side-spzlittlng play on Broadway ...... An event of the week - a double military wedding - two renowned social leaders, IMA ZURHEIDE and LAVERNE HORRELL, will be the stunning brides ...... NOEL NUESSLE, the owner of F1etcher's Pharmacy, is being sued for misrepresentation of facts in his advertisements written by the ingen- ious ROGER BROWNING ...... Don't miss seeing the striking gown worn by the captivat- ing night-club singer, OINNY HAACK. Of course, the designer was none other than vivacious KATHRINE CONDE ...... DOROTHY AUBUCHON, the efficient eecretarylof the President of the ROBERT KUNSTEL Outboard Motor Company, has set a new typing record ...... A semm has been discovered by the courageous nurse, SHIRLEY COLEMAN, who saved the life of GLENN SGHOKIIILIBR, the mystic snake channer, suffering fran cobra bite in India ..... Walking down Rooked Street after the world premiere of his latest picture, 'I las Framed', ARTHUR IIIESB, the Alan Ladd of today, was relieved of his wallet by an unidentified woman ...... Announcing two Nobel Prize A winners from the United. States - HAROLD BRUNNER, designer of a new type' structure bridge spanning the mglish Channel, and BILL BCKER, constructor of the 'Univer- salqair-Sh1p', wh1oh'set a record of circling the earth In four hours and thirteen minutes ..... QJACKIE NCNULTY, the surreptitious check forger, has been pardoned by Governor JACK KOHHIIIEL of Alaska ...... The head of the F.B.I., RAY SIMMONS, has issued an order for all field stations to be on the alert .... Don't miss the sensational act of talented GEORGE JACK and his new dancing beauty, BETTY YVONNE BROWN, now appearing at 'Radio City Music Hall ...... IIARION JONES created a new dress-uniform with a built-in parachute for airline hostesses. Testing the uniform will be BARBARA CASSIDY, hostess most requested by passengers. ....At the annual Atlantic City Bathing Beauty Contest, GLORIA BAUIIER walked off with the loving cup for the third consecutive year ...... EDITH IULLEN, president of the Housewives' Forum of the city is protesting against the monopoly in their behalf ...... RAY GERBER has developed a har within the financial means of the aver- age American woman by cross-breeding a rabbit with a mink .... Flash! Flasht Commandant RBERI' HARRIS of the Marine Corps has authorized RAY SEXAUER to per- fect a new field gun ..... In Carnegie Hall last night BRICE 'JOSE' IICCLANAHAN performed Chop1n's Kinute Waltz in fifty-nine second flat .... Tcmsny Manv1lle's record has been surpassed by the millionaire auto-playboy HARRY ZATTABELLA ..... JEANNE NARDEN, Fifth Avenue interior. decorator, is engaged to remodel the 103- rocm mansion of EILEEN SAEGER, the bewitching soprano of the Metropolitan Opera .....General LEO HOWARD of the Amy Air Corps and Achsiral IIANLEY PORTER are pre- paring to launch their atm-propelled space-ship. It is rumoed that A.J.C!IJTCB- FIELD, their high school chum, is the only test pilot with enough experience to be trusted with the job ..... The noted .Tauch Qlemical Canpany has procured MARY LOUISE KRAFI' as chemical supervisor .... Flash! Flasht JUNE JENKINS, a small town housewife, has just won the 1956 Irish Sweepstakes ..... The National Dietician Association, of which DORIS HOSE is the Chairman, is conducting a poll to ascer- tain the favorite food of Americas ...... Attention all coifhrre frlends: The illustrious hair-stylist, Antoine of New York, is really' the HRRBY EP of Jennings ..... A modern Cinderella story: Ten years ago at the Jennings Senior Play, a talent scout discovered the ability of KAY HIGGINS to portray tough gangster roles. Now she is playing the same kind of roles in Hollywood ..... ............. ELRENE VOSSENKEIPER is at this moment boarding the Globester to lecture at Oxford after touring Europe. Accuspsnying her is ccmpetent ERNESTINE ICDKP, her favorite stewardess......,.Mystery of the Day: lhy is congresswcman VIRGINIA GATELY trying to enact a law to build a big fence around Texas? ....... Avid readers, take notice: A new book has been edited by DORIS KENNEDY featuring the experiences of DOROTHY WAIMANN, New York Psychiatrist ....... Time marches on, but TED SUTTON still continues living his hemit life in Grand Canyon ......... a new depth record of B00 feet has been achieved by WAYNE AHRGAL, who is searching for the hulk of the Queen Mary ....... x Thousands of dials have clicked off, but still ARLJE FAYE THAYER is sitting near her radio, reminiscing about those happy, carefree days at old Jennings High school. CIQSB WILL In this year nineteen hundred and forty-six we, the seniors, wish to bequeath the following to the junior class. 4 Gordon Plrkleeeeee Betty Y. Brown.... Eleanor Hbrstman.. QUOTE' Jlckecnesee Harry K.,.leeeeee Ray Simmonieeeeeee Dale Lakenburger.. Jack KOhTumQ1ee0ee Arnold lueller.... lary Jo Neely.... Jackie KcNulty.... Billy B00k9reeeee Hhrold BPuDDOPauo. Jeanette Byrne.... lurl lev1ns....... Irma Zurhe1de..... Arthur '1QSQeeee Shirley Coleman... Llv0TDO Horr011eseee Glenn Schokm1ller.... Noel Nu.Sl1Qeeeeeeeo Bob Kunstel....... e Roger Brown1ng.... .. Virginia 'aloke eeooes 00 Ulf lee! O-OOO OCD! aeeoeeo ee e .......debat1ng lbllity to StBn1Qy Llrka eee e ees eesbig brown eyes to Shirley Sutton. ......n1mble finders to Collette Cady. a eee e aaaseeadln01ng ability to Richlrd Dalpini. eases oeeaeoeeceoee10V0 of horses to Ted Goedecke. . . ....... ....extra-curricular activities to Sam Serra. ....... ...front seat in chemistry to Donald Mccurdy. e ..........-......enormous feet to Vivian. ee e eeoeeaeaeeeeeeeeeehis f11vVSP to Ronald HIYDQBQ e e eeoseeneesehlppy outlook on 11fB to Edith u1B0ke . ....capers in class to Genles Wels and Alvin Bonn. e o eeeaeeeseaeeeeeeeecurly hair to Chiller Th0mpl0De .........tenor solos in math to Walter Mueller. . . ...sexcellent impersonations to Delores Kurland. es e eesseeeeeaoeooeblltant t10B to Ialcolm HlPt'1ga . ..........part1allty to the army to Dorothy Gardner. eee eooeeaesaoeeeeeeeeeeoeeeaeecspQrl0nB11ty to Fred Hillm ....a.a................0Xpr0SelV0 eyes to Juanita Adlmla ....altc voice in mixed quartet to Grace Klostermeier. eeeeaseeeeeeeseeeeeeeleoseeeeeeeeeleeebroken H080 to N061 Dlye eeeeeoeeeoeceseeeaeaomeeeseee'1tr101iC 'it to Richard Kchrumale ...perfect school attendance to Irma Moses and Dorothy Hagedorn. oeeeooeeeeeseeeeeseeeeeeeeseshis address book to Victor Dalpini. ...... .........her four-year letter sweater to Kathryn Perkins. Katbrine Conde.:....posit1on.of guard on Varsity team to Jeanne Kraft and Jackie Lake. Fink.fA. li'... DOPOthy Aubu0hOnaeseee ............................back-board accuracy to Irvin Meyers. ....................stencil-cutting ability to Lucille Goellner. Harb, Kbmpeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeemisehiovaub look to Kenneth Klhras Arlie Fly! Thlyfreeee oeee ...........enjoyment of life to c1lr1OQ FQye Barbara Cass1dy...... ...... . . ....love ot math class to Dave Holden. Ted sutton......... e eeeeoecee aeecoeeeaaeecseeeeqU10t 'Syl to Claude D350 lhriln Jbnes..... eeeelc e J..........neat IPPCBPBHCO to Virginia Boleyn Det Iarmann.... .. ......bookkeep1ng practice set to Artys Hnsemwuu layne Ahrga1..... ....th1rd place in second x-race to Alex Spence. Gloria Baumer.... ............coquettish winks to Geraldine Yust. Edith lu11Oneao 0 eeeeeeeeeeeoeudiminutiva size to Walter Hineh. Rl! GOPb9Teeaeeee esseoooeenesooesoosaoeeeeeeeerCd hair to sh1P19y Doerge Herbert Hhrris.... .................poetry comprehension to Betty Jlmerson. Doris Kennedy....... .....1ong eyelashes to Shirley Shepard and Shirley Henry. Ernestlne Kempeeeeeee seaaceeeeeeseeeeeegum oh 1ng habit to Erleene Vosbrink. Elrene Vossenkemper. Katherine Higgins... Doris loses......... lary Lou Kraft.... June Jbnkinleeewae Eileen Saeger....... Aa Je crutohfieldese Harry 2attarella.... Ray Sexauer....... Bruce lccllnlhlneeee Ted suttoneeeeeeee Virginia Gately... .........,......comp1acency to Lucille Nagel. ....her job in the office to Margie Walters: ............sewing ability to Theresa Loewe. .serenity to Lnie B unk and lary Ann Gammon. ' . jet black hair to Edward Launhardt ...::::::....zzccntaglous laughter to Delphine Vossenkemper: a............mechan1cal drawing class to Herman Fritchen. .......fr1endly smile to Elmer Gerecke and Margie Flynn. ..............chem1ltry experiments to Billy Emrle. ................snor1ng in class to Harold Gerken. ............qu1et ways to Claude Dye. .......1oquacity to Helen Fischer. GRM! L STAFF Alberta Kalna, sophcnnro rsportsrg Gordon Parks, sditorg Dorothy Aubuchon, assistant sditon Bilosn sugar, sooistyp B111 Booker, alusmig Shirley Shepard, junior rsportar. Gsorgs bak, boys' sportsg Barry Zattarslla, special rsportsrg Hay Garber, handy Glsnn Sohohillsr, human Berman n-itohan. junior rsportsrg Lestsr Krona, l0Ph0lDf0 rsportar. layno Ahrgal, ssrvieog Dot las-num, assistant sditorg Ray Simons, msisg Doris Ksnnsdy, girls' sportsp Bruce lcC1s.ns.han, spoeohg lathrine condo, rowing rsporbsr. qs-som sssrr ' II I lay Gerber, handy Eileen Saeger, arrangements Doris lxeq, ass. written material and salssg George Lok, boys' sports and salesg Dt larnsnn, written nterlalg Dot Aubuchon, typing, Gordon Parks, speech and sales. Wayne Ahrgal, business nanagsrg Lderne Harrell, ass. art' Jeanette Bryns, Ill. H3101 Eleanor Borsin, Iusiog Harold Brunner, salon Kathrins Conde, salesg Gloria Baumer, girls' sports and salesg Iris Zur-holds, ass. girls' sports: Glenn Sohokliller, art. SEIIOR HIGH STUDHIT COUNCIL qfrg '3qll!iif'5 Z.' :A 5 I II 010111 lawlsrn 'l hfYl Ray Simmons, vice presidents George Ask, president, Helter Hinoh, treasurer! hw Peak, oouneilor Richard Iox, sophomore representatives Richard Chapman, sophomore representatives Virginia haok, senior representative' .hotle blulty, senior representative, kid lill, junior representadveg Dill! Els, junior representative 0 UXX XS X LCTIVITIB OF SENIOR HIGH IUSIC DRPARTQTS Ootobsr 2b and 26 A ehorus of gay oaballeros and senoritas gave a touch of old Spain to Jennings ln the Senior High operetta, 'Carmelita'. lovember 19 The mixed chorus sang one of its most difficult numbers, a patriotic cantataznn- titled, 'Ballad for amer1cane,' for the Parent-Teacher association. December 16 The music department, including all the choruses, small ensembles, and the band, joined together to give a beautiful and sacred candlelight Christmas program. February 17 The band and vocal departments gave a semi-classical concert, the first in the series of monthly Sunday afternoon programs. April 12 Station KFUO offered Jennings an opportunity to broadcast several selections by the mixed chorus and small ensembles in a half-hour program. april 17 and 18 The St. Louis County vocal choruses gave their annual spring festival. From the repertoire of the Jennings mixed chorus the following songs were chosen: 'Sunbeam out of Heaven' and 'Listen To the Lambs'g from the girls' chorus, 'The Little Dust- man' and 'lobody Knows De Trouble I've 3een'g and from the boys' chorus, 'Student logic' and 'I Got Shoes'. lly 26 The All-County Chorus, accompanied by the All-County Orchestra sang in the Kiel Auditorium. ' June 4 The Commencement Concert was the last in which those seniors who were members of the various music groups had an opportunity to participate. among the numbers the mixed chorus sang were 'Lord Christ Came Walking', 'Sent from Heaven', and 'Clap Your Hsnds'g lov Thank le All our God' by the double mixed quartet and 'Hear the Sledges with the Bells' by the girls trio. JUNIOR HIGH OPERETTL On march 22, 1946, the junior high choruses presented an operetta, 'Tho 'leon ls1den', under the direction of llss Kathleen Sloan. Accompanists were Ionette Goedecke and Carol Cuse. ' cwr lcon laiden ............ . ...... .... Billie Jean leredith Evelina, a passenger .... . . . ..... Ruth Jean Forbes Peggy, a passenger... . ..... Doris Elliott ldss Aurella ...... . . . .. .. . . ... .. ......Betty Burke loon Witch ............. . .. . . .... ........ Bennita Jlmerson Sophia, the stewardess .... . .. . . ........ Joan Slade Captain ................ . . . .. .... Ray Howell Poet ........ . .. .. .. .. ... . . . .........Gary Bair Radio lam ...... . ..... . .. . .. ... .... Bill Robertson lcon lun .......... ....... Jim Kennedy Jack, a passenger .... .... leredith lacClurg Sam, the sailor .................... ........ ................ Lowell Nusssle A chorus of airship passengers, sailors, and moon girls. IIIED CHORUS I Betty Porter, Jeanette Byrne, hry ID Sullivan, Virginia lack, Edith hack, Betty Brown, lhrgle Walters, Lucille Goellner, Ari!! Euldmnn II Eileen Sanger, Genius Welt, Dot WAIKIKI, Lois Brunk, Shirley Shepard, Collette Cady: Juanita Adams, hrgie Flynn III Doris Lanff, Dolphins Voesonkelpor, Jeanne Kraft, Eleanor Horltman, Gloria Baumer, Grace Klostermsier, Laverne Horrell, Kathrine Conde, Doris Kennedy IV Victor Ihlgini, Gordon Parka, Richard lhlpini, Walter Finke, Walter Hinch, Ray Simons, G ann Soholmiller, lmrl lovin: V George Jack, Fred Bill, Ray Grossman, Richard Koh:-umal, Edward Launhardt, Don Eebenroder, Bob litll, Bob Vivian IIIXED QUARTETTR Y 0 I .?,t'Tf2l1,gg.f ' ' 5. Ray sinona, bang Laverne lefrell, alto, lileen Seeger, IQIIIOI George ack, tenor. GIRLS ' CHORUS Betty Brewer, lrlene Voebrink, Doris Lanff, Virginia Roth, Christina Borteeheller, Audrey Pelold, Shirley Henry, Shirley Shepard, Dorothy Hagedorn Dry Alice loconkey, Dry Jeffreys, Joyce Sarher, Vivienne Strunk, klrene Voasenkelper, Clarioe hy, Helen Ann APXHUXQ, lry Priest, Alberta xalna, Evelyn Ludwig 'lhereea Loewe, Dorie Bumb, Roeerary Heber, Joan Burgetead, Eileen Dawson, lildred hgder, lorma Lilienaiek, llrlene clings, Lucille lagel Laverne Sheperd, Dorothy Aubuchon, Shirley Doerge, Lois Brunk, Collette Cady, Delores Rapp, Pat Bram, Betty laeller, lilline Blankenehip, Betty Jinx-lon, Betty Porter GIRLS ' QUARTETE Laverne Harrell, aeeond alto' Edith hack, first altog Virginia lack, second eopranog Ellen Seeger, first aoprano. A BOYS' CIIUS I Kenneth Lane, Claude Dye, lalter lneller, Don bcurdy, Berman Pritohon, Alvin Bonn. leel Day, John Buyer I1 George Ach, had Hill, larold Gerken, Ronald Haynes, Stanley Lark, 'hd Goedeoke, David Holden, Joe Hamilton, Bob Witsl, Bob Vivian III Victor hlpini, Ray Gerber, Bruce Heclanahan, Ray Grossman, Richard Kohrunel, llle Stonebraker, Edward Launhardt, Jil Hamilton, Bob Slade, Don lshenroder IV Harold Brunner, Richard Illpini, Walter linb, Walter Hinoh, Irvin leyers, Ales Spenoep Jael: Kohrunsl, Ray Simmons, Glenn Schohiller, lxrl levins. BOYS ' QUARTEPTI I -su. , x, lil lvvinl. bill! Ray Binms, baritone' lrlee bclanahaa, seemd tenets George Lek, first use HAND Top to bottom - Left to right J Ray Simmons, Ray Gerber, Ray Grossman, Kenneth Grahn, Glennon Duvall, Jim Echols, Ray Howell, Murl Nevins, Neel Day, George Jack, Donald Bass, Bob Witzl, Jim Kennedy, Bob Luebbert Mr. Snider H Lois Cowles, Virginia Boley, Joy Moeller, Jacquelin, George Alter, Pierce McDowell, Lloyd Moore, Melvin Hart, Joseph Barone, Ionette Goedecke, Pat Klik, Vivian Husemann, Ruth Ann Hopper, David Mueller, Richard Orr Not present when band picture was taken--Meredith MacC1urg is GIRLS' TRIO ,glf-'iff Laverne Herroll. lltog Edith llaok, loooud uopranog Eileen Sanger, first loprlno SBIG HIGH GPBIITA CAST I Edward Lnunhardt, Bob Witzl, Don Eahenroder, Ray Grossman II Virginia hack, George Jack, Collette Cady, Kathrine Conde, Ray Simmons, Eileen Seeger, Gordon Perks, Jeanette Byrne III Betty Brown, Eleanor Horetmen, accompanietg Gloria Baumer, Ibis Brunk, Victor Dllpini IV lurl Nevins, Bruce leclmahnn CARIEIH Beuore Yelverde Covner of lumeho Ve1verdeJ.......... of-l'10l fill' lip:eanoeeeeeoeeeeeeeeee-eeaoos cerneliee Qner deughterj... . 33113 sues e eeeeeee friends of Gerullte Lain ................. Done Ccmeuelo Arguello fe lady of ilportenoej............ Don Pablo Arrendundo de Leon fbethrothed to Cerleliteju.. Jlne Arnijo fm ehirer of Nenitej ................... Henry Poet fe young Alex-ieen eurveyorl ..... Pet 0'2001e Qe member of lie pertyj ..... Belly Spenser Cen Alerieen glrlj .... .hen Lliih fe young Pueblo Indian, ..... A9118 ............................ ...nllthrtle Conde ...Jhynond B1-ole ...ulileen Seeger .....V1rg1nie heck Betty hone Bren ...Juliette Byrne .....Gol'd0l Plrkl ...Brnee ledlmehen George 0.0311 Aek ........llr.l. levlle ...ncellette ceq .....T1etor lblphi .....I.oxe Break Dolereej eervute... ....G1or1e Dealer 7 hme17................ .....................ln1ey Porter Rmr Bpenieh Soldiereu... . ......Doll1d lehenroder, Robert litel, Renaud Greenu, ldnrd Leulert Chorus eoneieted of leighborl, Bervente, leneheroe, Indiana, end Anerieene. SENIOR PLAY CAST X XII Wu-dm, Gorda Parke, Shirley Celia, bet lehnmel, Arlie Bye Breyer, Jeanette lynn, lvl Devine, Virginia lack, lay Simons, Gloria Beamer, leger I GIISIQ. latilrino liggill. THB WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING The'p1ay, 'The whole Town's Talk1ng', which was presented by the Senior class under the direction of Miss Aileen Cobb, evolved around the laughable experiences of a small town business man who tried to marry his daughter to his un-romantic partner. Despite plots, violence, secret intrigue, and general con- fusion, he finally succeeded ln doing so. A farce in three acts by John Emerson and Anita Looe, the play was presented first on February Bg due to 'popular de- mand', it was performed again on March 1. THE CAST Henry Simmons, a manufacturer.... ......... Harriet Simmons, his wife..... Ethel Simmons, their daughter..... Chester Blnney, Slmmonfs partner... Iptty Lythe, the movie queen..... Donald Swift, g picture director... Roger Shields, a man about town... Lila Wilsonj Sally Otis J Annie, a maid Sadie Bloom.. Taxi-Driver.. Mrs. Jackson I Ethel's friends... ....Murl Nevins ...Jeanette Byrne ...Virginia Maack ....Ray Simmons ....Gloria Baumer ...Roger Browning .....Gordon Perks ..Shirley Coleman ....Jeanne Warden .ee e e ee eele on eeeneeeeeeeeo and the girls... Arlie Faye Thayer Katherine Higgins ....Jack Kohrumel .Eleanor Horstman Dorothy Aubuchon Mary Jo Neely Betty Y. Brown V Q ,.,-9,0 -ft wa AM? K X O wb .cm ' I fi' I X . N I Z' N I X 'I Vwffgix Y - Tig, 5 ,4 ff 'Fl' EA any Qi. gifgf J 'y 4. f A-as ow! RAY SIMMONS A ASB. Q0 v . Gqfq? I K COACH MARTIN 'Ek . VIC DALPINI ROBERT WEBER LE FTY JACK AWG WALTER Pwnc 5 I X x 9 X JIINIIGS NORTH COD!!! BASEBALL UHAITB Jennings, because of the frequent rainy season during the spring and conflict be- tween baseball and track, scheduled its games for the autumn of 1945. The team, consisting of five regular seniors--Ray Simmons, Dale Lakenburger, Ray Gerber, George Jack, and Walter Finke--started the season with five consecutive triumphs and en ed with a record of six victories and two defeats, the latter at the hands of Berkeley and Ferguson, with scores 7-6 and 6-5 respectively. The Ferguson game was called on account of darkness. The players with the highest batting averages were Walter Finke--.4l2, Dale Laken- burgerv-.321, and Bob litll--.500. The team had sufficient strength at bat and committed few errors in its fielding, accomplishing four double plays in one game. BASEBALL GAIES AND SCORES Jennings 2 Ferguson 1 Jennings 2 Riverview 1 Jennings 5 Fairview 0 Jennings 8 Riverview 2 Jennings 6 Berkeley 7 Jennings 2 Berkeley 1 Jennings 5 Ferguson 6 Jennings 5 Fairview 2 BASEEEBALL Early in the 1945-46 basketball season, the spirits of Jennings were high but the points were low. The squad, holding its average to a fifty percent deadlock during three-fourths of its games, sprinted to the end of its season with ten victories and six setbacks, not counting tournaments. The team tied for second place with Fairview in the North County League with a 5-5 record. Jennings lost four games by two points each-- Blewett, St. Charles, Webster Groves, and Affton. Some of these losses might'have been caused by the many injuries sustained by a few members of the Jennings team during the first part of the season. Walter Finke tore the ligaments in his knee, an impairment which kept him out of eleven games, and at the time he had two strained ankles. Neel Day suffered a broken nose in practice. Alex Spence, also, had two strained ankles, and George Jack received a bruised thigh. The team, well-proportioned with an average height of approximately six feet, con- sisted of four seniors--Raymond 'Simon' Simmons, Walter 'Sonny' Finke, Raymond 'Red' Gerber, and George 'Lefty' Jack--and slx juniors--Harold Gerken, Alvin Bonn, Alex Spence Irvin Meyers, Neel Day, and lalter Hlnch. The squad chose Raymond Simmons and George Jack as co-captains. The total points scored for Jennings were 641 and 620 for the opponents. This was an offensive average of 52 points and a defenslie average of 51 points per game. George Jack was the individual high scorer for the team with 226 points or an eleven point av- erage per game. Halter Binch was next with 99 points for the season. George Jeek was selected for the North County All Star Team. For the first time in four years Jennings has beaten Fairview and Ferguson twice, has scored more than 50 points in one game, and forrthe first time in three years has beaten St. Charles and Riverview. BASKETBALL SCHEDULI Date Ogpgnent ggd Score Deo. Blewett Jennings 25 Dec. Principia Jennings 55 Dec. lorth Side Jennings 55 Dec. Country Day Jennings 54 Dec. Berkeley Jennings 20 Jen. St. Charles Jennings 56 Jen. Riverview Jennings 50 Jen. Ferguson Jennings 40 Jan. Principia Jennings 54 en. Fairview Jennings 50 Jen. Berkeley Jennings 28 Jen. lellston Jennings 21 Feb. St. Charles Jennings 51 Feb. Ferguson Jennings 45 Feb. Fairview Jennings 24 Feb. Riverview Jennings 41 lorlan Tour ent Nc. Eg e fic JenniD8l 52 Dec. 26 I Webster Groves Jennings 56 Ferggson ournamen on Q Jbnnings 38 sub- Feb. 19 Beaumont 30951585 Regional 'I' BASKETBALL 'llll Bonn Ray Alex Spence Blrold Gerken Walt!! Hlndh Di! Ray Gerber Teddy Goodooko, managor Bob Slide Irvin Moyers 'B' BASKETBALL TEAM I Bob lox-lee. Don Elhenroder, Phillip Pdttl, Kenneth Gralm. Barry hrtln, II llr. Peak, Bob litzl, Ray Grossman. Darwin Hobart, Lester Krone, John Thayer, III Claude Dye, Viator lhlpini, Richard Koh:-mmol, Richard Dalpini, Don lloCurdy. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Tlll W ROI I: In Moses, Melvin Wolf, Daniel Porter, Dale Burgutead, lhrquis Hill, Dick Day Row II: Ray Howell, Alvin llehmeyer, Meredith MucC1urg, Harry Scatizzi, Dale Warmnn Row III: ltr. Martin, James Johnson, Robert Weber Clhnagarj, Glen Kamrerer, Mr. McCurdy TRACK my-- 'Ono I II III IV Don Burgstead, Jim Hamilton, Glen Duvall, Neel Day, Glenn Schokmiller, Alvin Bonnm Eddie Launhardt, Dale Warmann, Richard Dalpini Don Mccurdy, Darwin Hobart, Kenny Hiob, Bobby Fox, Harry Scatizzl, Rudy Mueller, Don Eshenroeder, Victor Dalpini Joe Hamilton, Bob Vivian Warren Pfeiffer, Ted Goedecke, Walter Hinch, Alex Spence, Richard Farmer, Ray Gerber, and Mr. Peak Although only four lettermen--Alvin Bonn, Glenn Schokmiller, Ray Simmons, and Neel returned for the 1946 track season the team has prospects. It is impossible at this time to tell how the squad will conclude all its meets, but perhaps an idea may be obtained from the first meet with Ferguson, which Jennings The two veteran track men--Raymond Simmons and Glenn Schokmiller--who are graduat- ing, will be greatly missed by the team in the ensuing year. HITCH 27 April April April April April April Kay May ll! 5 9 16 20 24-27 50 4 8 10 TRACK SCHEDULE Ferguson lduall Bayless Kduall Fairview Qduall Riverview Lduall Clayton Qultativlal Principia 'B' County County League State 'B' Ferguson Qduall City District here here there there there there Riverview Columbia there Public School Stadium GIRLS' IISKITBALL SEASOI As another four years are chalked off Jennings' calender, because of their willing ness to practice for many hours, their enjoyment of a game well-played, and their sports manship throughout the basketball season, the following girls deserve much praise three cheers to Gloria Baumer for playing center forward. Betty Yvonne Brown for making the class team. Kathrine Conde for her zeal as a zone guarding. Laverne Horrell for making A varsity for the past 5 years. Marian Jones for playing a good forward position. Doris Kennedy for serving faithfully as a guard on the team. Ernestine 'Teeny' Kemp for accuracy in making baskets. lary Lou Kraft for her persistent guarding. Virginia laack for her short shots. Jackie lcnulty for her long shots. Doris loses for being Eileen Seeger for her a good team work. quickness. Arlie Faye Thayer for rough and tumble play. Jeanne Warden for being a good under-the-basket shot. Dorothy larmann for great skill as a zone guard. Irma Zurheide for her enjoyment of the game itself. Eleanor Borstman would have been on the team this year if it had not been for a serious operation. Good luck and lots of fun to the girls who replace these. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent and Score Senior February 19 Riverview 22 Jennings February 21 Fairview 17 Jennings Junior February 15 Normandy 18 Jennings February 19 Riverview 7 Jennings February 21 Fairview 14 Jennings Sophomore February 14 Riverview 8 Jennings February 20 Fairview 24 Jennings Freshman February 14 Riverview 12 Jennings February 15 Normandy 19 Jennings February 20 Fairview 15 Jennings IEBSTER GROVES PLAY DA! Senior February 9 Webster 21 Jennings Junior February 9 Rltenour 7 Jennings Sophomore February 9 Clayton 16 Jennings Freshman February 9 Kirkwood 7 Jennings VIRBITY A opponent and Score February 26 Clayton 27 Jennings February 27 Fairview 26 Jennings larch 4 Riverview 25 Jennings 1 VZRSITY B lhrch 4 Riverview 20 Jennings RI IES OF CLASS TCURIAIIIT Captain Bo1ey's team iJun1o1.Q Captain Baumer's team lseniersj Captain Husemann'a team QFreshmenl Captain Horrel1's team Cseniorsj Captain Ka1na's team qgophomor,,, Captain Guvenatorla team fprgghggnj Captain lel's team Qguniorgj Captain !usss1e's team Csophomoreal 21 16 25 11 18 11 26 11 15 5 22 10 9 10 55 19 18 19 first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth 'A' VA RSITY TEAM I Llvomn lornll, Oonin loin, hthrinn Condi, Arty! Baumann II Joumo Warden, Dorothy Iarnum, Gloria Buunor, Ira hrluida III Edith hack, .hoquolino Lake, Doloru lhrlmd, Dalphinp vonsonkqror B VARSITY TEAM I 0'11 f' Wir' V1-'sinh 80101. Lucius Goollnor. U chu FY. Lucille lspl, taco iloahruior, III Shirley Bhlpu-d, lx-gh Walton. 4 ZX ' Q QQ QW - M. A. HARKERT AWARDED THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE KEY. The Distinguished Service Key has been awarded by the National Forensic League to H. A. larkert, Principal of Jennings Junior High School and sponsor of the J in 1956. lr. Karkert became a m Webster Groves High School, Distinction. After earning he became a teacher here at extem ore and orato . llr. P s l ry as Chairman of the llissouri .Under his sponsorship, largest in the State - desp ennings NFL Chapter since it was organized ember ,of the NFL while a student at where he attained the Degree of his degrees at Washington University, Jennings. He now coaches debate, llarkert is serving his fifty term District. ' the Jennings Chapter has five times the ite the small enrollment of the school. Three sweepstakes awards plus many debate and individual contest championships indicate that quality of participation has not been sacrificed for quantity. The Distinguished Service Key is a fitting reward to Hr. llarkert in recognition of his active leadership and his efforts in furthering the objectives of the National Forensic League. 'I' 'I' 'I' SPEECH Despite the small number of experienced speakers participating, the Squad had a reasonably successful year, thanks to the efforts of numerous enthusiastic and talented freshmen, and to the extra work of the older students. In the first Varsity Tournament, held at Maplewood High School on March 9th, several Jennings students Zhnded in the final around. Gordon Parks ranked first in Extemporaneousg Ray Howell, thirdg Bill Robertson, seventh, Robert Gough, eighth ln Original Oratoryg Lois Cowles placed fifth in Drmatiosg and Dolores Harland took fourth ln Humorous. T110 next Tournament was held at Jennings the following Saturday. In I-Iumorms, Dolores Kurland, Patricia Klik, and Lowell Nuessle placed third, fifth, and seventh, respectively. Ray Howell ranked fourth in Oratorical Declamatlon. In Original Oratory Gordon Parks ranked first, Ray Howell, sixth, and Patricia Klik, seventh. 'Ili STATE SPEECH TEA! M s I Bennita Jlmerson, Stanley Lark, Patricia Klik, Gordon Parks, Dois'Cow1es II Robert Gough, Delores Ku:-land, Ray Howell, Evelyn Parke, Bill Robertson III lies Cobb, lr. Markert IATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE CHAPTER F 3 x r kN5 H, 1 4 . I Betty Brown, Arlie Faye Thayer, Patricia Klik, Carol Case, Evelyn Parks, Bennita Jimersop, Lois Cowles, Delores 'Kurland II B111 Robertson, Robert Gough, Lowell Nuessle, Richard lilleke, Ray Howell, Gordon Parka, ,Stanley Lark DEBATE SCHEIIILE 1946 Missouri ySchool Debating League Sub-Regional Jenn ings ' team result Opponent Affir-mat ive WOR Normandy Negative Negative won- Normandy Aff imat ive Aff innat ive won Riverview Negat ive Negat ive won Rive rview Aff imat ive East-Qentral District ' Aff innat ive lost Clayton Negat ive Negat ive lost Clayton Aff im at ive Aff irmat ive won McBride Negat ive Negat ive won McBride Aff innat ive Aff irmat ive won Maplewood Negat ive 1 Negat ive won Maplewood Aff iznnat ive gt .e Louis Univ , High School Tournament Aff imat ive won St . Theresa Negat ive Negat ive won St . Joseph Affinnat ive Aff innat ive lost McBride Negat ive Negat ive won Nomandy Aff innat ive Aff imat ive won Bye Negat ive won Springf ield Affinnat ive Aff irmat ive won Clayton Negat ive Negat ive won Rive rview Aff irmat ive Aff irmat ive won Fulton Negat ive Negative lost St. L. U . High Affirmative ggarte r-f ings Aff imative lost McBride Negat ive Negat ive lost Springfield Affimat ive The Varsity Debate Squad is composed of: Affirmative - Bill Robertson and Stanley Lark. Negative - Evelyn Parks and Gordon Parka. Maplewood gbate Meet On March 2nd, Mr. Markert added sane freshmen' to the squad and sent twp complete teams to a debate tourna- ment at Maplewood. The Affirmative won six out of eight debates, the Negative teams, two out of eight. 'I' 'I' 'll- Fl!! L-f' uf 5 'S Q' 1 R 'V A ' A ffgvlflffyffg -blafnefwu ppp? bear! around , ' ,rw ' . : :fig 5 . -. X.-'-Qxsfxg i fs- X . N X. QQ w :Q Qi Q 1 X X k . , . NM c .Skaanfkb Cfhnf' 4. 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