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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

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OPQUJOI' we, the staff of Jen-Echo, sustained by discriminetive distinction, have given freely of time and talents in endeavoring to nrenere for you a most pleasing and acceptable pictorial record of the year's activities. We hone this book will provide, in years to come, a pathway for many pleasant memories. If this desire is fulfilled, we shall be happy. We shell be happy because we believe that when we build, we should build for- ever, and not for oresent delight or for present use alone. Let it be such work es our fellow students will thank us for, and let us think that a time is to come when these pages will be held sacred because our hands have touched them and that all, looking upon the lahor and substance of them, will say, HSeeJ This they did for us.U u unior .SZAUOX .ibedicafion 1 '7 devotion, interest have inspired us t s of life, and because you have oro ing so that we might education, we dedicate with deeoest 1ove and he 1950-1951 edition of the e necessities of 1iv , JenlEcho, to you, 1 ts. Gwgmefmow XM, 2215,-42 771447 TW 'E oi Yeast mc, Qmcfblf-f'fn,!n-nf frugal X f 6,Z,Z,g,-Jewel, if 4ww 2fy. 2'ffQfQZA jg, W 154.412 71,14 Zan 2f2T?,?o:5'+ 3562? gem azz! Q5f'.'ff7J'.ffZff gif? ww 2126424 Www Kazaa lucwd ffwffiwwb M25 016969.24 Awjlfmd QZZQW Jfmitjjif fiiififwj MW. f ..,, 'Q am 4 I if 1 W in by an Q 51. , ii 9 E ff ei gg 5 Y sp 3 ,K 3' E X W 1 ggi' 1 Q SH all J 1 3 W 3, wa- ii 4 5 G I'l'llI'lL5fl CLfLOI'l L gist?-xox 01100 Of E nnnmos JENNXNGS. Lan Mxssoufu 'Yo the 01ess of 1951: The Jennings High Sc1noo1 is an institution oi great traditions. During 'xts more than thirty years oi existence it has esta o11shei1 e, reputation ior 1oye1ty, integrity , and a job' -ae11 done. 'Une graduates who have -preceded the G1ass of 1951, the O1a.ss oi 1951, and those that io11ovl are res'9ons1'b1e for 'its p1aoe in The C1a.ss of 1951, vm5.1e in sc'noo1, to increase the tote1 effective- w 1623579 so ciety . much ' Sc1noo1. 19 51 no nei- s done 8 H1151 ss of 'cespo the ha ness of th he members of the 01a scenes to tgke up new that is the iecxnty, . s and the e for 'Y these ie,m111er bi1it1es. The sc'noo1-- oresent ann future student 'oodie , ' ---efpresses greet iaith and bop ts of t'n'1s O1etss. The 'nope of 1evss of 1951 and tho comY0u111ty the e.ccoxn'911sYnS1en Hee men rests with the O o11ov1. that i Q, Cfmfenfd oulwe om ana! ga eniom aiu! Ylzclercfaxied udic anal ibramaficd .x4fALfic:5 unior- enior rom rf' .N fr' ff fu, ' mmm 1 L I X F ak -Y ., lx My 444 Im MW W COUILJEAPJ .X4l'l6! gay , 'Q' Q K 1? Mr. C. E. Robertson Mr. M. A. Markert Principal Senior High Principal Junior High Mrs. Ruth Smith Secretary to Mr. See Mi' 6 S Mrs. Florence Becker Secretary to Mr. Robertson I gzqry to M I. arke if ,Jigs ' ' T . K n , ,. l. M . A qw. .u,.4mg.,, Mr. Elmer Belsha Social Living and Guidance Mrs. Gwendolyn Borah English Mrs. Louise Bright Home Economics Miss Louise Brislane Physical Education Miss Minerva Campbell Social Living Miss Aileen Cobb English Miss Ellen Coffey School Nurse Mr Robert de Jong Social Science w fi dw' ,Sill Mr. Marvin Fridley, Jr Social Living Miss Stella Gaebler Mathematics Mr. Charles Hahn Mathematics Mrs. Irene Huenefeld Art Mr. Harry Huxol Instrumental Music Miss Bertha Jauch Science Miss Aura Johnson Social Living i Mr. J. Charles Lakinger Science Miss Anna Maskey Mv- Mathematics f Miss Louise Noellsoh Business Education Mr. Richard Peak Social Science Mr. David Shaddy Industrial Arts Mr. John Walters Vocal Music Mr. Paul ward qi I fi 3 Physical Education Q f'f 6211, X ff:-Qddwqq Jasc. GJ X K .szniorfi .xgncl Mzclercfa Louise York - Louie nThose that bring sunshine in, to other's lives cannotkeep it from themse1ves.U eniom Joe Kersting NA man with an aim will sooner or later be one with a namP.U Albert Browning - Al HA man with idealsg courage to stand up for them, and ability to live up to them.N 'TJ- f , A I M., George Alter - Egrog WMusic is one of the fairest and most glorious gifts of God.U Richard Benholzer - Malcom Nhot how you won or lost, hut how you nleyed the game.H Venice Berdwell UOne cannot estimate what there is in a quiet fe11ow.U Joe Barone - Boney HA dry jest, sir - - - I have them at my finger's end.U Roberta Paumer - Bobbie WTO take things as they be, that's my phi1osonhy.W Joe Flenchfield - Joe UFrom the crown of his heed to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth.n Ralph Broughton NAh, there's a well-dressed man.n Barbara Prunk - Barb HLife is what you make it.W wwsneh , 'l,Hjf'1fff':l5F-:'C . , --K' : ': ' ,V l,. ,,,. . ffl? 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Fred Dufaux - Fritz WThe game of life is well worth playa ing.N Adolph Dussold - Al WTO live long it is necessary to live slowly.U Loretta Dussold - Betta 'If I could write the beauty of your eyes.W Louise Ellerbrock - Joyce UIf we have not peace within ourselves, it is in vain to seek it from oupwardfif sources.n lf ' A ' Auf' 5, f M . MMM . I Joyce Gelline - Leenin' Lena UTake care of today and let tomorrow take care of itse1f.n Shirley Gerhart - Bunny nMsn's blessing--a woman of few words.H Michael Guerra - Mike 'Our youth we can have but today, we can always find time to grow old.' Raymond Harris - Ray NGood nature is one of the richest fruits.' Arthur Haynes - Art Uwhen Joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash.N William Heidenreich - The Creep Wwhy take life seriously?' William Henson - One Eye 'Take things as they come.' JoAnn Howell - Cleo Music hath charm, so heththe Musician. y. Arthur Ruppert - Humphrey Life is too short for anxieties. J acquelin Kalna - Jackie 'Sheis the queen, and shall always be. Joan Keller - Joenie 'Whatever is worthdoing at all, is worth doing well. Lila Krueger 'To 'be merry best becomes you. J acquelin Lauff - Jackie Come, sing now, sing: for I know you sing wel1. Eugene Markowski - Gene For art is nature made 'by man, To man the interpreter of God. Joan Maschmeyer - J oenie 'The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. ' Mary Mathews - Irish 'The silent countenance often speaks. . ,tg if sl ,Chi 5? ii X L: Q , g . gm, Vrfgfyi K 5 4 f fx 5? f A 4 l5,.'Ihe-fn.Na:E1,g..p12..4::! :?'14Ef:.,:5.. f X -VS ex W: 'X Ai xg B1 'T :W V'krk,y5.l..X-gygm l 53 .1 , 3 NG 1 ,,,kgf,5QQ, A 'IFZYQH ' X' ,Q,, Joan Strehle - Sneezy 'Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear.' Robert Tate - Bob 'Men of few words are best.' Mary Tipton - Tip 'Happiness seems made to be shared.W Bette Ulrich 'She never met a stranger.' Hortense Walters - Skippy 'Silence is deep as Eternity, Speech is as shallow as time. Harold Weller - Hal 'Go forth under the open sky, and list to nature's teaching.' Patricia White - Pat 'We are charmed by the neatness of her person.' June Wiesehan 'A pleasing countenances is a silent commendation.' M ,Wm f Q S gg w X U .M 2 fa . , , V ya- :WQVS55552 501-l,w.9a. df isif.ei4w'? -1 K Q2 'ff 71-2251 if WF ffl, fl ji Q, 'fi fi 4. M ,524 - i -'t ea 'M I-1 iwfliigflif' 1 A 5 ww I K Wm . ,., A 1: fi 'nf ,wefeflseffas-W... mm....5 ff.,-5 2 my .m ms - 2 gmfw .1 ,K x .v,':j1.s k v,Tlf5:'z'-zu V' zfyzzxtgzc- 'if liffkyi ., ffi-55if'i35k-W H - ' 'H '5H ?'3E .Mit-5 'lflwilf -f A ff: f 5' - ii? ini ur , .1 ..., 1., . .v w , wig?-1. H 2 , .fffgiiizfi - i M . - -i ., K . . , L.,.,LL , iw.. -, ., -igzf fa-iw , .1 Aff? izi 5' fm-, W 7 X Jirfwiiiiwbk N .ffa-xQ?if ' W gf , 'QW.g3'fk i' E uf. fx.'k5f'mi' : .4 .eiffsmx f :ii wm wr . Ai., lj, A.Lk A , . .,n ff -Z ' . Q 3 M mr + 51 WW r fb 4 gg f Q rf. ' V XL sxf 2 5,3 ., -wig fn s esp f ,w:. ' ff 3 5' 52155 if ,Arg , ,, ..v,:x 'gg U gi. ' M. k f l s , L 1 A K -I . 2 5 www 'K gy px 22 Jw.. .g m g if: 'Gif' ff l' ? .ng -Q if f mnaisf: , Y' WPS E ' K Lu L., S K 4 I Wifi f ... ig , 315 fi? i ?!f .L .. .23 ms. L wg awry .y , gy' 125335, x , .7 , , A ,, Q.. .gg Fi H 5 an f uniorfi Richard Singer President Dale Chapman Vice President Cynthia Wilson Secretary-Treasurer Pat Hagel Secretary-Treasurer Robert Remmert President J ohn Pipkin vice President 22 .g9l9A.0l'l'l0l'e5 First Row - Richard Thiel, Arlene Williams, Leonard Litzsinger, Dorothy Hamilton, Roy Stevens, Shirley Flaiz, Tom Godwin, Ethel Rohlfing, Jerry Chapman, Mary Lou Walters. Second. Row - Frances Bone, Bart Martin, Joann Mc.Art1'nJr, Donald Gruner, Cathy Dussold, Richard Singer, Joyce Graf, Bernard Mueller, Grace Lee Syrett, Bob Sosnowski, Mary Blankenship. Third Row - Dale Chapman,Nancy Phi11ips,Jim Pentecost,Anita Marcucci,Harry Schomburg, Marilyn Osterhagen, William Wolf, Pat Krumanocker, Herman Fey, Lillian Krenning, Norwin Eisenbeis. funior 641:55 First Row - Pat Tipton,Ber'bert Czeschin, Doreen Cimaglia, Jim Broome, Jeanette Olsen, Bob Sommerlad, Leticia Stanbrough, Jack Rinehardt, Cynthia Wilson, Fred Meder. Second Bow - Dale Walters, Sally Holliday, Don Wolf Delores Kisor, Ray Orr, Joyce Hiob, Bob Hamilton, Virginia Karner, Bill Ronan, Wilma Haynes. Third Row - Mari Currie,Ralph Warmann,Shirley 1Baumer,IBill Bortscheller, Pat Gaterman, Gary Moses, Barbara Gruver, Bob Winkleznazm, Shirley Biegener, Ira Beasley, Delores McCulloch. First Row - Donna Moore, Bob Remmert, Marilyn Rosekrans, Bill Howell, Ruth Coats, William Conreux, Arlene Kersting, Richard Sampson, Shirley Knepper. Second Row - John Pipkin, Shirley Flesch, Jim Barone, Delores Vossenkemper,-Tack Hall, Roberta Son, Jack Godwin, Shirley Keller, Ronald Brummelhorst. Third Row - Anna Mae Reeves, Norman Pilgrim, Joan Gaspard, David Wilson, Nancy Marts, Donald Haskins, Gail Meyer, John Kolb, Jacqueline Shelton. Fourth Row - Lois Huber, David Kunstel, Dorothy Mueller, Don Kiselewski,Sandra Troxler, Orville Stonebraker, Helen Keck, Wayne Horner, Nancy Sohwefferman, Don Schrepel, Barbara Kerls. SPAOMOFQJ First Row - Jackie Ludwig, Don Dufaux, Coy Lee Bardwell, Eddy Campbell, Betty Foster, Melvin Tegeler, Arlene McClellan, Kenneth Guvernator, June Reid. Second Row - Jim Dussold, Mary Studt, John Harris, Shirley Holliday, Roy Pfeiffer, Deloris Janish, Jim 0'Keefe, Sylvia Williams, Royal Meier. Third Row - Tom Gaglio, Constance Bankowski, Bill Kron, Delores Baxter, Carl Mueller, Joan Fernau, George Brown, Mary Farmer, Jim Stout. Fourth Row - Doris Sizemore, Bob Langewisch, Carol Chapman, William Hauschild, Shirley Kennebeck, George Tomazi, Jane Franklin, Bob Grindel, Pat Magel. Cynthia Wilson, treasurer, Joyce Ellerbrock, secretary, Pat Krumanocker, Al Browning, president, Richard Singer, vice president, Dale Walter, Kenneth Guvernator, Pat Porter, Dale Miller, Shirley Holliday. enior aszcclenf Counci The student council is the governing body of the school. Jennings Senior High is very proud of its student council because it is more active than most student councils. The council is composed of ten members: a president, vice- president, secretary, treasurer, and six representatives. The officers are chosen by the entire student body while the representatives--there are two from each class--are chosen by their respective classes. The duties which the student council performs are many and important. Some of the most important and well-known duties are as follows: issuing activity tickets, sponsoring parties for members of the Activity Association, selling and collecting tickets at plays, operettas, and basketball games, and conducting cheerleader contests. The next project, and a very worthwhile one, which the council will probably take up is the publication of a student hand- book. Hr. Richard Peak, Mr. Robert de Jong, and Mr. C. I. Robertson, principal, are the sponsors. 25 Standing - Donald Ham, Marvin DeHass, James Syrett, Larry Matreoi, Dolly Burke. Seated - William Tellmann, Thomas Jones, Joan Henderson, PatriciaCombs,Key Yowell, Linda Marks, Mildred Warmann. unior .gguclenf Kounci The student council of Jennings Junior High is a governing group composed of one representative chosen from each home room plus the president, vice- president, and secretary, who are chosen by the student body of the school. The purposes of the council are to create an interest in the junior high, to increase good citizenship, and to give the pupils a part in the student government. Selling activity passes, sponsoring school parties, assemblies, and stu, dent council elections, and sponsoring the school paper, 'The Roar,' are some of the duties of the council. 26 Seated - Bill McConkey, Marie Mueller, Barbara Shuttleworth, Bill Dabrock. Standing - Gene Markowski,DaleMiller, Marie Dreher,DonIkmterson. Jeanne Scherrer, Bob Tate. ell 6620 Ea The Jen Echo is a school project sponsored by the senior class. However, it is only through the cooperation of the entire student body that its publication is made possible. Much tedious and painstaking work must be done in the construction of the book. The actual page by page arrangement and its detailed layout were done by William Dabrock and Marie Mueller. Original art work on the title pages was de- signed and sketched by Gene Markowski. Typing of written material was done by Barbara Shuttleworth and Joyce Ellerbrock. The sales work was under the management of Dale Miller and Bill McConkey. 27 Seated, Grace Syrett, Junior Reporter: Marie Dreher, Girl's Sports Editor: Jeanne Scherrer, Assistant Editor: Don Patterson, Editor: Louise York, Assistant Editor: Dorene Cimaglia, Junior Reporter: JoAnn Howell, Senior Reporter. Standing, Dorothy Hamilton, Junior Reporter: Jackie Marcucci, Junior Reporter: Bill Bortschellerg Barbara Kerls, Sophomore Reporter: Fred Dufaux, Boy's Sports Editor: Mrs.Gwendolyn Borah,.Advisorg Shirley Gerhart, Senior Reporter:Barbara Shuttleworth, Senior Reporter. ww 521 Each year a group of voluntary students combine their efforts to bring to the students of Jennings, an informative, unbiased monthly news edition. This newspaper is used, not only in telling but in teaching young people to be alert and observant. Many students, with past experience on the Growl staff, leave with a feeling of fulfillment. They have learned to meet people and situations more comfortably and squarely. One of the purposes of the Growl is to bring a little enjoyment and pleasure to all who read it. 28 First Row - Danny Puls, Ann Farris, James Coots, Joan Palermo, George Satt- ler, Linda Marks, Jerry Krumanocker, Barbara Maxwell, Billie Kerr. Second Row - Bob Coats, Lora Goehler, Charles Mathews, Wilma Bradford, Ronald Hintze, Carole Strehle,Charles Brand,Joyce Kralemann, Donald Precht. Third Row - Suzanne Magel, Wayne Werner, Jack Lottmann, Gloria Simmons, Harry Dillree, David Sills, Dorothy Owen, Jack Price. Charles Broom. Fourth Row - Sally Monrotus, Edward Gruver,Tom Gately, Richard Spitzenbera, Judy Kellinger, Tom Jones, Luther Gammon, Bill Tellmann, Donald Hintze, Barbara Siebert. 7fLf.fA Q-a Q First Row - Tom O'Keefe, Marlene Sendlein, Paul Lawrence, Shirley Haynes, Anthony Lipinski, Dorothy Harris, Lawrence LeBeau, Sandra Doll, Bob Hiob. Second Row - Harry Niederbremer, Joyce Daume, James Martin, Carol Eastman, Robert Holliday, Pat Clingman, Roger Fernau, Mildred Harris, James Syrett. Third Row - Clarence McKinney, Norma Ewing, BillyHart, Laura Aiello, Ronald Wiemann, Louise Busken, Jerry Patterson, Mary Martin, Roger Harris. Fourth Row - Leroy Stonebraker, Mildred Warmann, Ronald Husemann, Betty Schmidt, Richard Estes, Janet Moses, Alan Landholt, Janice Sampson, Larry Matreci. Fifth Row - Warren Kleykamp, Mary Schmidt, Ronald Brown, Norine Wachter, Ray Schramm, Barbara Brewster, Edward Branhof. Helen Lipp, Norman Winkler. First Row - Bill Nidiffer, Katherine Barone, Bill Horst, Janet Fox, Carl Vogler, Bernice Hoffmann, Ronald Haynes, Gail Campbell, Eugene Dreher. Second Row - DonaldRoos, Kay O'Keefe, NorrisDarrough, Camilla Steinbruegge, Ruhy Pond, Ray Blankenship, Peggy Kloda, Charles Hassell. Third Row - Jim Kron, Nancy Johnston, John Hoffmann, Lula Jean Higgins, Jim Pope, Darlene Hagen, Edward Schlogl, Pat Combs, Terry Brown. Fourth Row - Frank Gieson, Juanita Mathews, Marvin DeHass, Doris Warmann, Charles Williams, Irene Mueller, Walton Ruse, Joyce Tennyson, Richard Repp. QPCLCIQ First Row - Ronald Stokes, Jacqueline Dillree, Frank Shuttleworth, Harlene Schweisguth,Jack:Cooper, Pat Kelly,Bob Ahlert, Gail Peters, Richard Wester- hold. Second Row - Virginia Czeschin, Fred Fansin, Barbara Wideman, Anthony Tru- piano,Kay'Yowell, Harry Bentrup, Janet Fletcher, Jimmy Chapman, Ruth Loeff- ler. - Third Row - Ronald Heberer, Phyllis Kosmos, Walter Kissel, Shirley Burke, Edward Bradley, Peggy Graf, Jim Jackson, Janice Janos, Jim Waggener. Fourth Row - Betty Eggert, Don Ham, Ellen Gotsch, Carl Moritz, Margie John- son, Boh Coleman, June Wessel, Richard Mitkos, Sondra Dollus. First Row - Julia Tellmann, Danny Son, Carol Martin, Carl Sosnowski, Linda DeMaria, Allan Ewing, Marion Fey, Gerry Kralemann. Second Row - Larry Lewis, Jane Porter, John Mathews, Martha Kirk, David Studt, Patsy McClure, Dale Janish, Joan Henderson, Dale Finke. Third Row - Dolly Burks,Johnny Mills,Ruth Chapmanq Donald Marchesi, Loreida Burrow, Bob Hamric, Sandra Hornick, William Pike, Joyce Emery. Fourth Row - Dale Litzsinger, Billie Jean Frazier, Ralph Caldwell, Delphine Hartmann, Larry Becker, JoAnn Krumanocker, Norman Myers, Kay Henson, James Hobbs. 8U8I'I,fA QUJ8 First Row - David Stevens, Bill Currie, Jim Hanrahan, Sylvia Markowski, Charmaine Setter, Leon Arnold, Melvin Krout, Pat Holliday. Second Row - Carol Vogelsang, Bill Vitale, Shirley Reno, Glenn Barr, Lois Partenheimer, Hal Lindle, Carolyn MoConkey, Jim Sloan. Third Row - John Wiegand, Darlene Hamilton, Bill Coats, Delores Harris, Bob Gruver, Mary Ann Stetson, Eugene Haynes, Dorothy Baseler, David Turnbull. Fourth Row - Bob Phillips, Joan Peters, Clyde Robison, Janice Finke, Gary Woley, Lila Lipp, Jack Luebbert. Drucilla.Wessel, Bob Blair. X C' W' J W Y W , is xiidiitt 0 I 0 WMC fafna tied 2 W r W f ,. nf z , . eff? :. .1 5 54 5 is -as f ' Y 5 4 ,W ,W ' Q, QM- Y fa. - an ff,-V A Seated - McArt?1J1', Syrett, Kremzing, Howell, Krumanocker, Karsting. Standing - Alter, Chapman, Wzwrmann, Patterson, Litzsinfger, Singer. yadaclriga Qoup oga, Ckorua First Row - Dussold, D. Dufaux, Kron, Patterson, Heidanraich, Pipkin, Tegeler. Second Row - F. Dufaux, Chapman, Wilson, Sampson,Ko1b, Bortscheller, Orr, Litzsinger. Third Row - Rona.n,WaI'manz1, Huppert, Barmholzer, Weller. Lauff. Kiselewski, Schomburg. ZZMJ First Row - George Alter, Richard Singer, Pat Magel, Shirley Flesch, Ruth Loeffler, Lloyd Moore, Bar'lJa.raMa.:cwe1l, Richard Sampson, Barbara Kerls. Second Row - George Brown, Richard Spitzenberg, Wayne Werner, Jim Broome, Edward Bradley, Terry Brown, James McMahon, James Chapman,Walton Huse, James Hanrahan, John Wiegand, Roberta Son, JoAnn Howell, Rey Harris. Third Row - Jack Luebbert, Jane Porter, Sandra Hornick, Charles Broome, Don Hem, Norman Myers, Bob Hamric, Don Gmmer, Norman Winkler, David Wilson, Mr. Harry Huxol, Director. 1 ,Q 'Q X ,S Q fs? W F 1415-. 5 :Fig e. 131 53 x 37 ime5 ML Qf W0rmanJ? Seated - JoAnn Howell, Barbara Lou Shuttleworth, Leonard Litzsinger. Standing - George Alter, Ralph Warmann, Betty Foster. The Jennings Chapter of theNational Forensic League was organized in 1936 under the direction of Mr. M. A. Markert. Six activemembers and several otherstudents are participating in the activities this year. These new students after earning the required twenty points will be eligible for initiation and thus will become active members. The most imnortant goal of all N. F. L. members is to participate in the State tournament. This year the tournament was held March 2 and 3 at Drury College in Springfield, Missouri. 40 3 L1 S 5 2 55. A A il I-t A A K Af Jack Lottmann, Leonard Litzsinger, Raloh Wsrmann, Tom Jones, Delores Prxtor. begat? Edin sS?6lf2 .SZOQQCA QCU11 Seated - Delores Barter, JoAnn Howell, Georve Alter, Barbers Lou Shuttleworth Standing - Leonard Litzsinger, Ralph Warmann, Tom Jones, Jack Lottmann. First Row - Bill MoConkey, Jimmy Syrett. Second Row - Joyce Gallina, Barbara Shuttleworth,Jackie Kalna, Louise York,JoAnn.Howell. Third Row - Don Patterson, Ceorge Alter, Joe Kersting, John Rose, Joan Strehle, Art Haynes. Roger Armstrong John Henry Bailey Eve Wilson . . . Grandma.Jackson E-Ann Bailey . . Marsue Bailey . Eleanor Bailey . Terry Randolph . Nickie Barlow . Freddie Smith . Frank Hall . . . Jenny Mae West . Wendel Wilcox . Mrs. Bailey . . Minetta Miller . enior Way Cadf THE MOON MAKES THREE By Aurand Harris . Bill McConkey . . . . Jimmy Syrett . . . . . Joyce Gallina . . Barbara Shuttleworth . . . . . Jackie Kalna . . Louise York . . JoAnn Howell . Don Patterson . . George Alter . . Joe Kersting . . John Rose . . Joan Strehle . . Art Haynes . Pat White . Betty Meier 42 ,QM Don Dufaux, David Wilson, Don Wolf, Dale Walters, Bob Winkelman, Joe Kersting, Orville Stonebraker, Richard Banholzer, Bill Henson, Bill Bortscheller, Dale Chapman, Fred Dufaux, Mr. Ward, coach. December December December December December December January January January January January February February February February 1 5 v 12 15 zo 5 16 19 23 30 6 9 15 16 t League games wrnify BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Fourth Annual Basketbowl St. Charles Riverview Berkeley Bismarck Ferguson Pattonville Affton Berkeley Roosevelt Fairview Pattonville Fairview Riverview Roosevelt Jennings Opponent 54 36 ' 39 37 1 U7 2M 51 28 M6 51 57 26 29 27 50 33 36 Mb ' 42 35 ' 81 42 H D5 25 Eighteenth Annual Normandy High School Invitational Tournament December 27 John Burroughs 51-If 66 December 29 Hancock 41 M2 Eleventh Annual Louisiana High School Invitational Tournament January ll Louisiana U8 33 January 12 Francis Howell 34 27 January 13 Vandalia U8 29 44 .Q-l.5Z7Q!ACl! nalaafmfa n ,S K X A FNH L X + MIN!! I' 1 'N .ii l 5-T 1 ,1 1' fp f ,1., , ,D C X . f I . 7 W' ,pf ' X ' ,gil v f 5 mm Ks SN, Q, Q N 5 ' 3- nd fx Q' wi awry ff' ww Hamas 53- f5:?'f2. Shirley Holliday: Shirley ?rumer: Pat Porter: Queen, Jackie Kalnag Louise Yo? Doreen Ciurfliag Pzt Hviel. KCLJLQZAHZ Queen AFM! Courf CAQQPACILJQPJ Louise York, Rettv Meier, Pat Porter, Eette Ulrich. fag? EAE: JQQ' First Row - Harry Dillree, Don Dufaux, Ronald Husemann, Bill Tellmann, Larry Matreci, John Pipkin, HarryNiederbremer. Second Row - Jim Barone, Roy Pfieffer, Bill Kron, Jack Price, George Tomeza, Jim Syrett, David Wilson. 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Besides setting up a model government, amole time was given for talks by leading officials of our state and national government, for recreation, and for meeting boys from other sections of the state. .Qafe gapifof jour The Sophomore Pilgrimage to Jefferson City which is sponsored by the Eighth District Missouri Federation of Women's Clubs is one of the high lights of the year for the student who is selected to represent the class. The trip is made by chart- ered bus each year sometime during the month of April. Each school in the district is invited to send onerepresentative selected from the sophomore class. The purpose of the trip is to promote good citizenship and tocreate an interest in state govern- ment. Upon arrival at Jefferson City all students join in a conducted tour of the capitol building and grounds. This is followed by aluncheon and program at Selinger Ball which is located near the capitolbuilding. The program for the day closes with a reception at the executive mansion. Our representatives for the past three years are: Barbara Lou Shuttleworth, l9N9: Delores Kisor, 1950: and Donald Dufaux, 1951. Don Dufaux Delores Kisor Barbara Shuttleworth Mr. O. A. See, Mr. C. E. Robertson, Hrs. Alice Chapman, president of the Parent-Teachers' Association: Mr. Elmer Belsha, president of the Jennings Community Teachers' Association: Mrs. Grace H. Syrett, chairman of the Alumni Com ittee: Mr. Leon Arnold, secretary of the Jennings Board of Education. jwenf ' .Anniversary On February 10, a program and reception was given in the Junior High School Auditorium in honor of Mr. 0. A. See and Mr. C. E. Robertson on the occasion of their twenty five years of service to the Jennings public schools. Different organizations participated in the program with Mr. Joh L. Bracken, superintendent of the Clayton schools, acting as master of ceremonies. 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