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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

THE JEN ECHO Published by The Class 0i 1952 Iennlngs Hugh School Jennings Mlssnnrl X SENIHH HIGH SCHHHL FUREWORD W1tU 1 deslre to Create a deeper love hlgher respect and '1 more noble sense of loyalty for .Tenmngs H1gh School we present thls 1952 volume of the Jen L gho We hope that our school days have been such that 1n the years to come 1tS contents w1l1 br1ng back only happy memomes of the days spent here '-fmaqgk El' is zwnyfa J JUNIOR HIGH CHOOL W A--N ft 1 Y 74,4 v v , -7 'Y' 1 x ? Q! ,s DEDICATIO To the men and women who have given of their best to raise high the stand- ard of public education: to those who have labored to shape a newer and greater .Tennings High which rises in perspective as the personification of the dignity, culture, and ideals of the teachers who have had a great part in shaping our lives, this volunne of our yearbook is dedicated with honor and high esteem. May the growth of our school be never-ending: when our sight is dirn may we return to our Alma Mater and find only continuous progress, lasting beauty, fearless truth, and permanent success. 3 , 5 - Q IQZIR. OTIS A.SE1E1 Superintendent ADMI l TRATIO X' if H CUNTENTS Counselors And Stoii Seniors And Undorolassos Organizations Musnznnd Dramaths Athhnios Junior-Senior Prom R W' COUNSELORS AND STAFF 'Q ,3 -3 J at I m Kb MR. ELMER BIZLSH.-X Social Srudxes and Guidance L: -all ,nf '4fNr',,., Q., X MR. TYRUS W, DUNCAN Social Lixing MISS STELLA GAEBLER Mathematics MISS LOIS H.-XCHTMEYER Social Living and Drainaiics MR. HARRY HUXOL Instrumental Music MISS BERTHA JAUCH Science 'MQ af I . .l,'::,..i' 457: .5 . ,.,.,- fffffs?M2222affwfggzis... 51.1 --zzzzzfqg--I-F-:-. MRS. BLA NCIIE E Lihraria ii WING N If MR. MARVIN FRIDLLY Mziihematics -ll 11' X x Z, L fx' ' . MRS. LOUISE KEENOY Physical Education 5,-X iriw , I MISS LOUISE NOELLSCH Business Education MRS. JANE SERRANO English and Spanish MR. DAVID SHADDY Industrial Arts MRS. EDNA STRUTTMANN Secretary to Mr. See MRS. RUTH SMITH Secretary to Mr. Sec MR. PAUL WARD Physical Education XY --- ' MR. RAY 1. OBERNII l.l.R Drixer's Education -Ji ':'.Y sk? L MII. I .i,. ROHERV L' Ilifi' ai-1, s 'fits SENIURS AND UNDERCLASSES Q , D BARBARA GRUVELR Presldent 'JSF R ICHAR D SINGER V1ce Pre s1dent C YNTHIA WILSON 'Secretary CLASS OFFICER E, P N w. L ' I ' 44? i SHIRLEY BAUIVIER 'R- J' . 1 -5, A 4 J J l ' . .1 LLLRLR L Q A, fi. In 5 'b IAIVIES BROOME. SHIRLEY BIEGENEIR ,f. , ,L Yu, if ,L fa- ww .4 f' ,-.M',,f E IORS WILLIAIVI BORTSCHIQLLLLR MARY ELLLLQN BLANKEINSHIP CAROL BUNK DOREEN CIMAGLLA Xy , 3 I x 1- s a I w.. Il , J, N.. . DALE CHAPMAN PAT GATERIVIANN HERBERT CZ ESCI-IIN JOYCE GRAF HEIRIVLAN FEY id 1' A 3 '05 A a H . Y. - CATHY DUSSOLD S. 'UQ' '43, 1 3 . I X' 6 1 M Q 5 .4'f '1 . .AQ ' A :WN f-I' Q N ,ia . IEIRR Y CHA PIVIAN f. Jo. 11 'fyli ' 4- 5 X DOROTHY HA INULTON DONALD GRUNER 'O X 6' u 5 . 2 . Lf W ILMA HA YNES JAMES HUGHES JOYCE HIOB NORMAN KOTER BA SALLY HOLLIDAY l 43 JACK LAUFF VIRGINIA KARNIEIR LLONARD LI'l'7fS1NC tml 4 NOLA KERSHAW FRED MIQDEZP ,mfg XY DELOR LCS KISOR ERWIN MUELLER ' IV? QA my I Jw ii-YI' CNTANOC K 63 ls? 'J' .Q ' 'tzxxwx K M Q , 1 , -9- K 1 '19 'J h 'Qi , i s an-.... LR BEQRNARD IMUELLER DELORHZS IVICCULLOCH Qi-f RAY ORR PHYLLIS MU EQLLER 'Q- T - '45'i'4' . , w,.f' V JACK RINEHAR DT IEANETTE OLSEN --is l ff R . Q f . X 9 , 5 RJRE' L V E I J WILLIAM RONAN MARILYN OSTERHAG- N HARRY SCHOIVIBURG fbi '3' NANCY LEE. PHILLIPS ROBERT SOMMIQRLAD I ..uqL, 5 xx I f ETHEL ROI-ILFING ' .. ROBERT SONOWSKI R f vw N' L ,J .K Tw ,QW 5-,. , ,, .0 ' .274 -J -1 '--. I I'I'YSC'1IIO .I,I, .Ix 410 1 I -I f-ik 4 I Jw, . fm ROY STIQVVINS GRACE LIQIQ SYRE'2'I'T RICHARD IHIIQI, PATRICIA TIPTON DALIQ NNALXIIQR IVIARY LOU VVALTIQRS , ' I 4 ' I -Q . 4 fl- ax RALPH WARMANN JANET WARNLANN ROBERT WINKk2LfvLblNN ARLENE WILLLAIVIS DONALD WOLF M3 BEVERLY ZUCCO JACKIE. MARCUCCI -ea ,.. 'N ,Xe e Q15- ' r. mf 4' fn, f'! -1 Q. , fx .a . . . A X.b. my X M H-1 ' 1, Y, g M q Q fgzf 'ff xg-A 'if-+ 57 5 W ' E ali V' A 'fi I K W ' 4' ' J I' 'iwnfw' rv Q ft' Mg- 3 2 I Ik, l . 'rv i N 5. , ar :ia f Kin 1 iw 1 'Af 'if ' -5' I .fr 'g1'f' L. ' j,:,,,...- 1 , ' ff ' ,J 1 '- ' f 1 t . ' YN , 35,4 , ii-saliva J' 3, H: ' 1-if SHIR LEY KNEPPLR Sec retnry LDWARD CAMPBELL. Dre sldent S-QM aww 'ii 1,5 KENNLTH GUVLR ATOR V1c:e Pres1dert JUN OR CLASS OFFICER G1 V QA-Tv' ,,-,B :Hi 512 if xt 1 1 X I 1 X, V' BARBARA MAXWELL Secretary WILLIAM KRLRR Presldent f J' 1 AF'-lin, f JAIVIP S SYRI Fl' VICE Presldent H, 0PHOMORE CLASS UFFICER 592113 .L.' lx Q k'k,V 'K ., t 4 ! -., P V S ' . X ' f if ii X on 8 , .Ji LX . A ' S -4- Q 1 5? 6 Ev fe 55' ll - if .5 ea e 9 ia 3 Q ef s ffm? remaiviif V-wm'E, , R K jlgf Q 11.4 mfg, -1 mg.. , H 24 :vw 1 11+ lf' if AX K 4 ,,-.,,,,, ,K URGANIZATIDNS x-w il -RHLDIXQ-, Ll: I IO Rlulllz Rl. ll.lrc Slz.i1el', lS.lrh4ll.l Qrllxer, Dorothy Hulltlllilll, Belly Sclloellcr, Sully Holllda l'..l mlli-rzz ,. :., l,1.,1lll.l Wllxll , llw.. Wlllz, Slllrlel lileccllur, bIQA'I LD, LUX' 'IO RIQHT: DOl't'CI1ClIllClQll.1, .i.lrllA..a Uxlir ,Ii-ilni-'li' Ulxill, Uulllri- Klwlf, Llrllui- Sifdll, Lcolltlril Lllzslllgur, Rlllpil Wclrlllallll, Bob vl1vlllhL'l.ll.l .lllc Waller, JE ECHO TAFF The 1052 Jen Echo Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank all the teachers who devoted their assistance, cooperation and patience in making this annual possible. Furthermore, we wish to extend our heartiest thanks to the art Classes for their contributions and to all the others who may be affili- ated with the hook in any way, 32 .aw STANDING: Caroline McCormick, George Ann Williams, Betty Bower, Wilma Bradford, Louise Buskens, Mildred Warmann, Dorothy Owen, Barbara Maxwell, Judy Kellinger, Gloria Simmons, Joan Palermo, Linda Marks, Mary Martin, Mary Helen Lipp, Carol Eastman, Dorothy Harris, Joyce Daume, Eileen Hilgeman, Mrs. Skinner. SEATEDQ Barbara Brewster, Joyce Kralemann, Shirley Haynes, Suzanne Magel, Ann Ferris, Janet Moses, Carol Strehle, Laura Aiello, Janice Sampson, Sandra Doll, Norma Ewing, Barbara Sieberl. UPHOMURE GIRLS' CL B The Sophomore girls, sponsored by Mrs. Skinner, organized a club early in the school year. The purpose of this club is to create better school spirit. The club selected as their motto Sincerity, Honesty, and Courtesy. It is the aim of every individual to live up to this motto and to encourage other students in our school to do the same. The club began its activities by having a campaign for Courtesy Week. The club continued its activities by making an address book, which included every person's address and telephone number in Senior High. The club has various other activities planned. The officers for 1951-1952 are: President . . . . Barbara Maxwell Vice President . . . . .Tudy Kellinger Secretary . . . Mildred Warmann Treasurer . . Dorothy Owen 35 MUSIC AND DRAMATICS X x X XX X 49, 9 Q n i N , d im im if ji fi 3 Q' ,Y J I x , -Q., n K C' Q X K R fl 1 Q Q Q ai ar ' X 5 f f x 'ff ,. x f 4 ff ' , 9 F Q xg in 1 3 r A ' I 1 6. Q 2 3 1 -, f i 151 f 'Q '4 1 . f I , I 1 . . V v ,-. ff, i ls- ' '. ,g W GHHQ' TRIO Xrlene Kersrmg, Grave Syrcll, Delores Baxter. E 5 r Z 5 l 2 r 5 9 at 5 BUY ' QUARTET Dale Chapman, Ralph Warmann, Richard Singer, Robert Remmert tub Y? R 2 5 4 MIXED Q lRTET l31ll Bcrrbchellcr Slurm Slrtirrrum, Liam cello, jack Laulf. .l J at 1 ggi 1-'ff Q ,' ,, , 0 -- 1 . p - ,' ........-....,wwqQ..-0 p... hz., V .. 3! ,! ,!v H'T ' - 5 X 'ffgx' i ff' Y 1' N 'if' M' , .4 - w hfafg 51 -WM' ,f if I 1 S Ln, M F G 'V' R 4 as TXNDING Pau1Laxwrem'e, fwfr. HUX01, DIICCIOT. SEATIED BAXCP' ROV- yludfg Iflmrulgkv Xfgixng- 'ngfnef' agel, Slurley Flesch. S ff E -vrgc Iimwu, Furry Bmwn, Janice X1L'IN1ZlhLJII, Duxld Innes, Uouzald II.m1 'RONT RUM- Rxclmrd Smgcr, P111 CQ fi- J C Q Aw 'W 1. 2-aus. Q9 ' Q '58 44'- BACK ROW: David Wilson, Jack Kerls, Ronnie Kukal, James Chapman, Walton l-luxe, Robert Coleman, Barbara Maxwell, James Magel, Roberta Son. FRONT ROW: Richard Spitzenberg, Richard Sampson, Barbara Kerls. y-5 SEATED Carl Ruskaup Douglas Wrlton Tom Moon, Richard Hulst Robert Yarbrough Freddy Westerhold Davrd Jones Gerald Gotsch Robert Smger Lyster Bass, Robert Whaley, Ronald Kukal John Schmrechen Jack Kerls Eddre Provmce Robert Mrller Royce Wregand Wayne Winter, Norman Myers Margaret Horstmann Curt1s Strube Gwen Brewster Larry Dumsey Billy Meder, Marciel Hulst Richard Lottmann Rosemary Hart James Schmrechen John Wregand Gerald Lxndhorst Kenneth Hanrahan Rrchard Brewer hm Magel STANDING Donald Foley Robert Brown Paul Wayne Ludy Bob Hamric, Don Ptpkm Mr Huxol Drrector JUNIOR BA D JU l0R HIGH F3 iv at K , A 2 f T 1, ,ta r. F C S' fiszfr Candy Booth Chee r Leaders f F ! I I 1 X . Field Trip Field Trip Driver'-5 Education Car H all Scene x f' ATHLETICS F SEASON JLNM BACK ROW: Richard Westerhold, George Sattler, James Syrett, Ronnie Husemann, Bill Kron, Richard Sampson, Bill Kerr, Larry Matreci. Harry Niederbremer, Gray Schiller, Ronald Stokes, Coach, Paul Ward. FRONT ROW: Richard Singer, Herman Fey, Don Wolf, Dale Walter, Bob Winkelmann, Bill Bortscheller, Harry Schomburg. BASEBALL TEAM ' Q If ' 49 91 C' eegjmf' Hill? 'R ' -' .dm LEFT TO RIGHT Arlene McLellan Delores Baxter Dorrs Srzemore Arlene Kerstrng Nancy Schweffermann Barbara Kerls Lors Huber Sandra Troxler Shrrley Knepper Delores vossenkemper Jane Franklrn ,Tackle Ludwrg GIRL BA KETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT Arlene Wrllrams Shu-ley Bregener Delores McCulloch Barbara Gruver Pat Trpton Cynthra Wrlson Doreen Crmaglia, Betty Schoeller Sally Hollrday Joyce Graf 49 JUNIER VOLLEYBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroline McCormick, Doris Sizemore, Arlene Kersting, Bar- bara Kerls, Lois Huber, Mary Helen Lipp, Nancy Schweffermann, Doreen Cimaglia, Shirley Knepper, Delores Vossenkemper. CENTER: Delores Baxter. . ..,, JT, Q , X! 'ws v 6 YT 354: W SE IOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Gruver, Phyllis Mueller, Cynthia Wilson, Gloria Simmons, Betty Schoeller, Sally Holliday, Norma Ewing, Pat Tipton. CHEERLEADER Ng LEFT TO RIGHT Jackle Ludwrg Delores Baxter Mrlly Warmann Pat Magel Grace Syrert CENTER Judy Ward Vrctory at Lou1s1ana agam' Lots of baskets lots of wholesome relatlonshrp lots of fun lots of pleasant memorres 51 H' f l Q , 'fr-elf! , , Q E E if 'Q' : .A v v 1 V ' I 1 If K - E f r 1 L yd. N' ! X X 5 N ?l I , , I Q I 4 . blur. BA KETBALL SEASO l95I 52 The Bulldogs started the season Wlth a v1ctory over a league opponent and f1n1shed 1n fme style by soundly beat1ng Southwest Hrgh In between were e1ghteen other v1ctor1es wh1ch enclosed the North County League Champ1onsh1p the f1fth won by Jennmgs 1n the past s1x years Normandy Q2 games R1tenour St Charles and Ferguson were Suburban League schools that fell to the locals wh1le the Roosevelt Rough R1ders and the Southwest Steers of the strong c1ty league were broke and bound' by the Bulldogs The Lou1s1ana Inv1tat1onal Tournament aga1n had the battl1ng Jennmgs Aggregat1on emerge as f1rst placers The energet1c attract1ve cheerleaders and the supportmg student body and alumm made an unmeasurable contr1but1on toward the fme season November November December December December December January January January January January February February February February February February SCHED LE Pattlonvllle Fmfth Annual 'Basketbowl Kxrkwood f1rst place Jenn1ngs second place Roosevelt th1rd place Pr1nc1p1a fourth place Brentwood flfth place Pr1nc1p1a Tournament Burrough Pr1nc1p1a Brentwood R1tenour R1verv1ew Normandy Lou1s1ana Tournament Lou1s1ana Affton Bellflower Fa1rv1ew Berkeley Roosevelt St Charles RIVCTVICW Berkeley Pr1nc1p1a FBIIVICW Pattonv1lle Sub reg1onal Tournament Normandy K1TkWOOd Southwest 52 Won 53 41 Lost Won Lost Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Berkeley Jennlngs Pr1nc1p1a Here There There Lou1s1ana There There Here There Here Here There Here Here De Andre1s . . . 1 ,, . , . Z7 . . g 30 ' I ll ' 4,7,8 . . . . .. 34-33 ' ' ' 47-35 46-44 11 ' 56-34 14 ' ' 57-29 Decennber 18 Ferguson VVon 55-42 Here 21 63-49 10-12 ' ' ' ' 52-38 28-27 46-28 15 ' ' 59-52 18 52-50 23 58-39 26 . 52-46 l ' ' 69-42 8 46-31 12 ' ' ' 41-32 15 ' ' 54-28 22 ' 54-39 26-29 - ' ' 28-62 ' 54-56 44-56 0 HW D, BASKETBALL AWARD Donny Wolf, the driving, hard playing guard of the Jennings' Bull- dogs, won the Sportsmanship-Player Award at the Louisiana Invitational Basketball Tournament. The trophy was presented to Don on the grounds that he had exhibited the best playing ability, spirit, and showing of sportsmanship. 4-'vu BOYS' STATE ln the summer of l95l, Leonard Litzsinger and Ralph Warmann had the opportunity to participate in the activities of the week at Missouri Boys' State as representatives from Jennings High School. The purpose of Boys' State, which is sponsored by the American Legion, is to learn government by actually taking part in setting up a model government. In addition to this, ample 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. JUNIOR SENIDR PRUM X Q 1 'I W., if x I' 56 nl H 43' V,-,,,... 'YAi 'i -'DDQ ww Ulf 1. . -M. if faq, IMHYER EDlCATHl -g - xi . i ,L i Y N ' Hs, fi? ' i ' i X.. p M. K 4. ' .,, .. Y x QW ,. ffm, ' gf . , , af, I , ' 'Y 4-6' .spu- E321 ,M 2 HL ...- '5 ' SECR 'li xx X-S. 1lT5,. .n-f ' 'W LH., L ETARIAL :ff PRA BOOKKEEPING 'WA 9?- lin iii Q, ,,,..., , 1 M c ,,-1 sf rl' ,- X . 'F' X ' . . ax, 2 wx w L' 75 I me 1 -1 K., .ek '. t 1 ' 3, A-S w E-1, . rf.-'.' if 'V fb. 13.59 1' xi rf',54n- -. Q -e g,+.f,L 1 . -,A Mi., f ,Q ' '4 54? , K, u K. ' 1 S.. 1.. T11 3 li 1, V 4 4 1 A la, . t I x -, ..g 7 4 P -- Ass. .jk J 4. . , , rg, -FCP? if vt .l -Q if y - .-lung, ,M 09 1 4 . . , M W 1 . all UL? ' X . fwfr Z - .,, fussy 4.4- - P N 4 ' ' ' v 1 NT W J ' V M' ' lf' 4 . 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