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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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S 4 .Ju Q V . 4 Y Peace rules the day, f h d l i i l Lili ,5 7 dwg I Y Jr, .7F,' 1' To the Seniors of 1956: You the Seniors of 1956 are to be commended for dedicating your yearbook to the theme WORLD PEACE, The solutions fofthe major ills of the world are bound to the dedication of each individual to this theme. There is only one spot in the world where individuals have the right and the responsibility of this dedication. You and I live in a country in which the individual has the unique privilege of supporting this theme of dedication and of carrying it to the rest of the world. To this end you the Seniors of 1956 have dedicated yourselves. Since rely , f Otis A. See, Superintendent A. E. WEHMEIBR Assistant Superintendent ELMER BELSHA, JR. Principal, Junior High Jennings can, indeed, be proud of its faculty for they are the people who are preparing us, as students, for the positions we will occupy and the responsibilities we will carry in our great country. SIDNEY P. ROLLINS Principal, Senior High We have learned to know these friends and helpers well. Remember them: they are im- portant to us now and they will be important to us long after we have graduated from Jennings High School. Q The Seniors of l956 give deepest thanks to the entire faculty. 9 CHARLES WAYNE BARGER Social Living, Health IDUISE K, BRIGHT Home Economics WARREN BOECKLEN Social Srudies VIRGINIA BYNUNQ Commercial Subjects FRED CASTLE Industrial Arts, Graphic Arrs AILEEN COBB English, Speech, Dramatics FRANK w, FREY, JR. Physical Education, Health, Driver Education RUTH C. COWEN Social Living, Dramatics , . i I , , i ii: P If-ar, '- 'zur ROBERT E. GRACE Physical Education, Driver Education ELOISE DIXON Secretary to the Principal WILLIAM E, HOENER Social Living, History STELLA GAEBLER Mathematics GERALD W, HUFF Social Studies SHIRLEY GREGORY Art EUGENE KEFFER Guidance, Science BERTHA IAUCH Chemisuy, Biology, Guidance vw, Six -:lf 'ii Q iv' l '3 XW V .J 1 X J . fi CHARLES LAKINGER Science LOUISE KEENOY Physical Education, Health HAROLD E. LANCE Spanish, English ALICE KELLINGER Secretary to Lhe Principal JOHN E. MAIER Vocal Music SARA M. KREBS Library, Journalism CLAUDE S, MAZZOCCO Social Living, Journalism CAROL MAHAN Social Living, Reading DONALD W MCCURDY Science Mathematics NANCY MARTS Secretary to Superintendent LLOYD N POLAND Mathematics ANNAS MASKEY Algebra Geometry Trigonometry C,E, ROBERTSON Science, Physics, Algebra, Consumer Mathematics ARLINE MCCLELLAN Secretary to the Superintendent CHARLES K, SCHMIDT Instrumental Music, Music Appreciation CECIL ELSIE PUCKETT English, Debate ve' x 2519 ' E If ' .4 .J if vw. if . 'in iw L' 'tg W-' 1 jf ,A , D.VERN SHADDY Industrial Arts, Handicrafts DEBORAH SHEAHAN Librarian, Social Living LESLIE STEVENS Social Living RITA SIMON Social Living, Reading VAN V. VENCILL Diversified Occupation, Driver Education MARY Sl-IULTZ Commercial Subjects RUTH SMITH Secretary to the Superintendent DORIS WAPELHORST Secretary ro :he Superinmendenl Qlllfll' and a ' 1 if . N 2. F 462 1 . 1 -',. wi:- ' 9 . 1. ' .. 'I :L L' . I 4' '-' , , , J , -:g,5L,'i1l. V 'sv There is no more sure tie between friends than when they are united in their objects and wishes. Cicero U lm, A en I or a ss A 5251 . A ' A A ff' izfisff'-'f, A A3 1 gp-ga , Q- . ' 43 ' 15 -' 51224355 1, ,,. We WW 1- gg., -. - M ww fr ,g JAMES HANRAHAN rf, 2 4 1 N ,f ' . ,. .'.r'gfr . 1. ,. .. flirt: V N A ! Jim 1 , ,A 2 President .ip ' 5' On sports I thrive. 42 tl ' A 451: ET? ,, , A in 9 , xl E a Q 1 V, i LAWRENCE BEC KER ..l-any.. Vice President Ah, there's a well-dressed man. ' SANDRA HORNICK Sunny Secretary Those who bring sunshine into others' lives cannot keep it from themselves. JOSEPH SCATURRO ..Joe.. Treasurer He works diligently to evade work. JOHN BRADLEY Iohnny Many a wicked smile he smote, and many a wink he wunk. IUDITH CLARK Judy 'Her care was never tn offend, and every creature was her friend. CARL BLOECHER A man's own manners and char- acmer is what most becomes him, RUTH CHAPMAN It's the little things in life that count. RALPH CALDWELL Good sense and good nature are never separated. JANICE DAWSON 'Ian' 'A light heart lives lang. WILLIAM CURRIJE aur- 'Bom with a gift of laughmr and a sense that the world is mad, LDIDA DeMARIA Her heart is like the moon, there's a man in iz, DONALD DRIEMEIER .. Don.. wordu are easy like the wind, EDITH EMERT 'Happy am I, from one l nm free. Why can't they all be consented like me? IDEKI' DIERKES mob.. 'Dress is an index of your contents. PATRICIA DUSSOLD .. Pu.. Be as you would seem to be JOHN FORIR Life is what you make lx. MARY LOU FLYNN Thexe's no wisdom like frankness. EUGENE HAYNES .. Gene.. Ou: youth we can have but today: we can always find Lime to grow old. BILLIE FRAZIIER Cheerfulness is always envled. Yau X s ' f,-5 ROBERT GRUVER .. Bob.. 'why hurry, there's plenty of lime! CAROL FOWLER 'The thing that goes the farthest toward making life wonhwlle, dnt costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile, ARTHUR IACOBSMEYI-IR 'Arr' 'Success is gettlng what you want: happiness is wanting what you get. DELPHINE HARTMANN ..De1.. ln every slmation she makes a hit. JAMES HOBBS ..-nm.. Knowledge is power . . . . gosh, REGINA HALL Is faix and wise, and good and gay DALE JANISH He thinks a little learning is a dangerous thing. DEIDRES HARRIS A good time is her aim. WAYNE IOERLENG Follow your honest convictions and be storng. KAREN HAUB She is a lady sweet and fair, MELVIN KROUT Mel Active natures are rarely melancholy. ELEANOR HUGHES 'A merry heart doth good like medicine. GERRY KRALEMANN Youth is full of spirit. DORDTH1-IA KAY HIENSON why.. Friendship is to be purchased only by friendship, THOMAS KURLAND Tom A pleasing personality is an asset. JOANNE KEYMER 'Modesty is the color of virtue. T- 3- k - E,-gk-.-. DONALD KUENZEL .- Don., 'Men of few words are best. PATRICIA KENTOSKI Pat' Silence lx as deep as eternity: speech ir as shallow as time. RONALD LATIMORE .. Ron.. 'When joy and duly clash, le: duty go to smash. ANNE KRBQNING Be as shy presence ls, and kind. gracious r -1 JOHN MILLS Johnny Not whether you won or lost, but how you played the game. SYLVIA MARKOWSKI Silence is a fine jewel for a woman. JOHN MATHEWS Johnny To take things as they be. that's my philosophy. LXLA LIPP Genuine, peerless sportsman, and constant friend. W NORMAN MYERS Norm Let us be candid and speak out our minds. LOIS MARTEN Patience is the remedy for every trouble. ,A .re . PAUL MCDONALD Mac Moderalion, noblest gift of heaven. CAROL MARTIN Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life. ROBERT PHILLIPS .. Babu 'Why should life, all labor be. PATRICIA MCCLURE Patsy Little people have big hearts. WILLIAM PEZOLD Bill He'l1 find a way. JANE ANN MUELLER If it were not for laughter, the world would dreadful be. -l DAVID STEVENS Dave Man is man, and master of his fate. JOAN PETERS Pete Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. HAROLD STULL ..Hal.. Happiness is a habit. GAYLE ROEVER Why take life seriously. WERNER STRICK Moose A wise man is sufficient untu himself JANET RIEPL ..Jm.. She is our queen and always shall be. CARL VOLZ A time to keep silent, and a time to speak. JOAN SWOBODA To be merry, best becomes you. ee DAVID TURNBULL Dave A man reveals Ius character even rn the slmplest thmgs he does LETHA SCHROEDER Her talents are more ofthe srlenz type P' Q1-fp -............a. JOHN WIEGAND Honor lies in honest toil. IULIA TELLMANN Julie To a young heart everything ls fun. i X F 'I' x N Y -AJ 'X -ezzr 3 . W DRUSILLA WESSEL .. Dm.. To gain a friend, xs ro be one CA RL SOSNOWSKI Tis a good thing I NAME Leon Arnold , . Joyce Bridges . Glenn Barr . . Dolly Burks . . Larry Becker. . Lorelda Burrows. Bob Blair . . . Ruth Chapmann. Carl Bloecher . Judy Clark . John Bradley . Janice Dawson . Ralph Caldwell . Linda DeMaria . Bill Currie . . Pat Dussold . . Bob Dierkes . . Edith Emert . . Don Driemier . Joyce Emery . Doug Ellis . Marlon Fey . . Alan Ewing . . Janice Finke. . Dale Finke . . Mary Lou Flynn. John Forir . . Carol Fowler . Bob Gruver . . Billie Frazier . Jim Hanrahan . Regina Hall . . Gene Haynes . . Delores Harris . Jim Hobbs . . Del Hartmann . Art Jacobsmeyer Karen Haub . . Dale Janish . . Kay Henson . . wayne Joerling . Sandra Homick . Gerry Kraleman Eleanor Hughes . Melvin Krout . Pat Kentowski . CLA IM TO FAME his shyness . . , her shy personality. bragging .... cheerleading . Senior vice -president her quietness . Basketball . . her sewing . dragging . . ber friendliness. . being a clown . giggling . . . hot Plymouth . . her engagement ring his sense of humor. being late for . . shorthand. . . 0ggy . . . . leaving Hal waiting difficulty ln pronounc- ing 3 letter words . her red hair . . neat shoes . . her funny giggle . living in his car . her complexion. . his quietness . her sharp tongue . being long . her sparkler . . being slow . . cadging rides . Senior President . her innocence . . here today, home . IOITIDIIOW -... her roudlness . grape juice . . her friendliness. . President of the. . Bench Warmers club her smile. . . . being a cowboy . her voice. . . his Y pipe . Senior Secretary . Pinky . . . typing. . . his chevy. . being late . CHIEF OCCUPATION listening to hillbillles studying .... working at the . filling station . . going steady . . wearing neat socks . being agreeable . lune. . . . . Herb .... lntramurals . Mickey , . . motorcycling . . saying Hil . taxi driver. . being on the . . honor roll . . lover .... waking Gene up . being shy . . talking. . brownie . Wayne . . shorthand . 9881918 ' taxi driver. . . . running into walls . being quiet . . getting things . . 'backwardi .... working at Krogers . keeping Rich happy . loafing ..... watching Gary . Patti ..... boys tin generalj . . loafing .... sending notes in . class .... outdoorsman . . cheerleading. . horse-play .... everybody's friend . sitting in front of . the Junior High . acting dumb . . smiling, . cheerleading . . . bowling ..... a little of everything his chevy .... being calm . AMBITION Agricultural Engineer . . . To be talkative. . Professional . . hot rod .... Airline Stewardess. Engineer . . Nurse . . . Draftsman . . Housewife . . To own a purple . car ..... Marriage .... Metalurgist . . . To answer a question in Physiology . . Eeehl .... , Mrs. Tom Roberts . To learn to drive . Be on time for . . shorthand . . Move back to . . Milwaukee . . . Not to talk so much Preacher .... Artist . . confused . . Nurse . . Carpenter . Artist . . . . . Agricultural Engineer . . . To get things . straight . . . To own Krogers . To get Married. . To have an easy life Receptionist . . . Coach .... Unknown . . . To sleep all day . To get along with . Mrs. Krebs . . . Professional hobo . Mrs. John Bradley . To get off of the . bench .... To pass Physics . . Marriage. . . To keep Ralph . . To go steady with. Joyce .... Marriage . . . Learn to Bowl . Secretary. . . To own a Ford . To get Dtcited . enior TITLE Most Polite Most Domestic Most Uncon- cerned Most Unpre- dictable Most Mechan- ical Most Quiet Most Likely To Most Hopeful Most Lacka- dazical Most Kind Most Witty Most Flighty Most Willing Most Talkatitc Most Reckless Most Neat Most Mild Most Flustered Most Talkative Most Artistic Most Neat Most Scatter- brained Most Daring Most Uncon- cerned Most Conser- vative Most Frank Most Lanky Most Happy Most Slow Most Good Natured Most Dreamy Most Boy Crazy Most Easy Going Most Noisy Most Preoccupled Most Likely To Most lnde- pendent Most Agreeable Most Arrogant Most Carefree Most Hopeful Most Cheerful Most Boisterous Most Uncaring Most Uncon- cerned Most Unshakable Identification NAME Don Kuenzel . Joanne Keymor. . Tom Kurland . Anne Krenning . . Ron Latimore . Joyce Kress . Larry Lewis . , . JoAnn Krumanocker Dale Litzsinger . . Alice Larkins . Bill Massle . Lila Lipp . . . John Mathews . . Sylvia Markowski . John Mills . . Lois Marten . . Norman Myers . . Carol Martin . Paul McDonald . . Jane Ann Mueller . Bill Pezold . . . PatMcC1ure, . aah Phimps. . . Joyce McCollum . William Pike . . Carolyn McConkey Joe Scaturro. . . Lois Partenheimer . Noel Schomburg . Joan Peters . . Jim Sloan . Janet Reipl . . Dave Stevens . Gayle Roever . Werner Strick . . Letha Schroeder . Harold Stull. . . Joan Swoboda . . Dave Turnbull . . Charmaine Sitter . Carl Volz . . . Julie Tellmann . . John Wiegand . . Carol Vogelsang . Gary Woley . . Drusilla Wessel . . CLAIM T0 FAME his bicycle . . blinking eyes . his friendliness . . her personality . . being a wise guy . . her crowning glory. . his Motor-bike . . . her regular attendance saying You know it . her pony tail . . his little brother . . Sports. . . . . . his nephews and nieces being engaged , . . Sports .... being cooperative his eyesight . . . her shonhand . . his blank expression . her laugh. . . . his calendar . . . being a page . his red hair . . . her accent . . . memorizing poetry . modeling . . . being Joe ..... being only girl in Trig his chemistry . . . Athletic Ability . being nice . . . Prom Queen .,,. being good natured . talking in English . . arguing .... being sweet . reading books . passing out in the . Senior play . . . his Ford .... her quiet ways . . his Studebaker . . . her shinny black hair . his feet ..... her alto voice . . Basketball . writing . . CHIEF OCCUPATION being first , . . . studying Chemistry . Kathy ..... always smiling . mooching .... keep from studying . farming ..... having frm . . telling tales . saying l-li! . . . outdoorsman . . . spiking volley balls singing ..... being slow . . . combing his hair. . with a wash rag never talking . . sounding off . messing around . taking it easy. . . going steady . . . brusing the produce . being nice . . being slow. . . dramatics . . . reading , . .males. . . .. reading the bulletins Frat. parties . . . being a pest . everything .... putting oarbons . . in backwards . . . Pep Club President . evading work . . studying soxs . . . irritating teachers . studying . Edith .... the boy next door . his Ford .... writing letters . taxi driver. . cheerleading . work .... mixed chorus . . his motorcycle . Growl Editor . AMBITION To get a New Hat . Nurse . . . . . To sell more shirts. . . To own a Cleaners . . To own a Car . . . . To do lots of nothing . . . To be an Auto-body . man . . . . . . To graduate in 1956 . . . To pass Chemistry . . . To get her hair cut . . To be a Ford fixer . . Olympics . . . To own Weils . . To get Marriedl To be 6'5 . . Office Worker . To ride in a . Sheriffs posse . To get on the . Honor Roll . . . To own a Brain . . Mrs. K. Stockwell. . To put one over on . Castle ..... To grow taller . . To be fat. . . To be a Yankee . To finish his Pipe . Organ ..... Actress .... To be a Pizza Pie . . . Salesman. . . . To raise Cashmere . . Goats . .... Astronomer . Gym Teacher . . Professional hobo . To own a Convertible. . . To be an Archeologist To quit laughing . . . . To get two feet off . . the ground . . . To be a success. . To keep away from , . Currie. . . . . Marriage . . To Fly. . Dietician .... To make Pizza Pies . . To hook Harry . . To be an Admiral . To sing with Harry . . James ..... . Engineer . . . . . . To be the Editor ol' . the Post . . . . TIT LE Most Speedy Most Absent- minded Most Cooperative Most Nice Most Well-built Most Reckless Most Quiet Most Unpre- dictable Most Domestic Most Amiable Most Casual Most Athletic Most Clothes Conscious Most Steady Most Athletic Most Quiet Most Frank Most Daring Most Uncertain Most Reliable Most Sexy Smile Most Short Most Slow Most Southern Most Scientific Most Dramatic Most Boisterous Most Clothes Conscious Most Mischie- vious Most Versatile Most Helpful Most Friendly Most Amiahle Most Naive Most Obstinate Most Smart Most Natural Most Happy ltlost Frecklcs Most Conser- vativc Most Reliable Most Happy Most industrious Most Musical Most Casual Most Journalistic gf gr Senior Snaps 'nb ph- 'efi H 593 L? Fpgv I hal., i 'jf' Uffioers JOHN DAMKE President DONALD BRUNGARD Vice-President ' JUDITH TROXLER Secretary CLAUDIA DeHASS Treasurer Junior Class ,ikof J vi X , . Gordon Anzalone Carol Aslinger I Earl Barban Betty Beck William Biegener Eileen Beiter James Bixler Gwendolyn Brewster Richard Brewer Beth Ann Cramer Douglas Brown Barbara Ditch 'R N Cecelia Droskey -f f W ,,. 'C Randall Cain '- 'W J' - ' . 'T .. Y vi! C? - Ann Finke ,U e 1 K Edward Cody M ' X K Marilyn Finke 4 ' Robert Currie Q,-v. I r,, - Q . Q' 1 l L 5: Jane Gillespie no Q, ' X QQ. Lawrence Dumsey XY? 71 R l . xx 'V' Y l Z June Gillespie W, 1' Donald Foley A . I Doris Haynes I , - if :X N 1 I 5 Kenneth Hanrahan 2 Q x'Q,1if Ls DIA Emily Hessel '. I 'lt' ' V' Robert Hempel , I N J' ' Joan Hopen 5 ' ' Paul Hoeft ,L in ,, .1-. ' 5 an 5- -fr. -A Joyce Hopen 0- - I 'f , . Xi Frank Hudson 1 R Margaret Horstman 1- ' ' Thomas Jones T I ff, Yyfx A I ' I4 , - Lynne Huber .. ln LQ' ' Robert Kimmick fY'X -- , M ' K ' le- 'N Marceil Hulst A R ' AJ N Y5. James Krout X, X 3 , 1 M Barbara Keppel ' .I ' Blass gfififa' Hal Lindle . fl - Alice Kossakowski - .3 N s 1, Donald Marche si , Z :A Y V 1 . Y 'V il ' N , Ji, Q Nancy Lark , .Q d . Clifford McCoy Rx 1 fr 2 Marie Lewis I Jack McDonald 4 , Q - Suzanne Lewis ' ' 1 1 Dean Moore y i Q of cami Lindewirth an-1 give 5 ' A R L L Smal .:messQ1:-,fi-r' f 1 f lf? R QC fi.:-f' V , , A- - , x 1 ' A . js' - 'T ' x . 1 W ' ek Q - , 'KW' 5+ . :- H -,,p.,x AAL Robert Palermo Janet Luechau Donald Pipkin Katherine Meyer Edward Province 1' vu ix 'R - - 11-'lj f Fl .- X- T ' Y V 4 Il. X9 X A S x I E 'X A Thelma Walter Robert Zamboni Janxce Wick Roy Zeier Stephanie Wood lf, It Marilyn Montile one Car l Ru skaup Je an Mue lle r Lance Sie ring Je anne tte McClellan X xv-NV 2' X XY? 'E-'wx Q Y , Xl, of ' Robert Singer l A f 3 1? M Barbara Nolan fig h4Q Q N , , - , Lawrence Stein My X W :W V 1 . C Joan Olsen ' 4 ' iii! L X William Steinbruegge K ' Caroline Penkawa 'Z' ':. 4' 1 Q ' John Stone XX ' ,, Patricia Pope ' ly-flew X.f - -E71 . Donald Tegeler fi' 1 A - Shirley Reno W x James Thomas y , S' 10' Judith Ross ,Ut -' ' V Richard Vollmar l X ' A' I X-vi i Joan Schmieder 1 ' - Robert Whitson fi, in ' Q V V 1 Marilyn V QQ!-'g Sm, ' gg ' 1 X-K 6- Schweffermann , 'L-ff , ' F A f Royce Wiegand . Q k l - Clara Thurber J- '. ' 1 Russell Willenburg I . L I lb' L Leilani True J ' Class Carol Vogler ' Charles Williams , x K 4, Geraldine Walker A N ' K vu ' ' Jerry Williams E' 'Ps .W 7 . Jacqueline Walker 1 ' e N' , S pl I A -Q.-. Qiflfwmrwwwm . , 2 4 ' 'A iip , Emil' ig Eiiiggiiil 0 f E I U 0 I. S B ' iii l Q-3 . 0, ' .ilg-1,23 ,gflgfi f'? 5'2AQ.l ,!,j 'Q-Q , W, 43 ' Mn, ' ' 1 if GERALD LINDHORST 43- xlfl 'f - 1: President ' , r , n5..:,a,:5::i' 7, Q A, i 5 , lr 5A. m,g gpf GERALD osTRowsK1 1.55 Qi , Vice-President fl TV ?L1?g: :fIl3?fff Eng ' t ' Arthur Bambert Donna Ahlert Lyster Bass JoAnn Anderson Fred Bohnenkamp Raymond Borror Delores Baumer Ronald Branstetter Wanda Beckham Thomas Brown GLADYS EMANUEL .TACQUELINE SPENGLER Secretary Treasurex ophomore Class . 1, NIM, . M a i A r Q E , g,,.' ' fran ' e nal B 1 Y if 4 1 A ft' LQ: B f V Jkuixr B Gregory Campbell Katherine Boisaubin James Cox Brenda Burnett Wayne DeMariano S v9 n N . Ei Bn' LA E Q . wry h ' ' V 'ig R, J V 'ur 15? V f KG... I fl INA. in -Q J TQ? wifi. 'Y H: ' K3 if 'zu li 'J 1 V' lx A J 6 X V ' V . ' fq, aS?f i' 1xgg?Ld!.!iu X' ii 'N-Q ,ez , mia. 1Q!, ?aM Richard Hulst Sandra Heberer David Jones Billie Lee Higginbotham Thomas Jones Donna Hughes James Kenny Laura Huse Jack Kerls Anita Jones Walter Krato Mary Kammerer James Lawhorn Carolyn Lasley Charles Lewis ophomore Class Judith Burthardt Albert Dillingham Karen Canterbury James Dusin Margarette Capstick Ronald Eilers Alice Casteel James Endsley Marian Chestnut Edward Est Judith Deves William Ferebee Dorothy Dussold Jack Gilliam Ruth Ann Eckert Gerald Gotch Grace Flynn Joseph Graczyk Carol Funk Arthur Gruner Patricia Gipson Charles Haynes Jeanne Greenwoo Charles Heggs Patricia Harris d 1 4' ,Q f 'fy W HES' ,J J , , fr as fr ,.W. 1 0 , Q. Q B mu!-' Y l ' 9 A 2 Q Q2 X iid, J 5 :lv '1'b. u X1 Y, ax -V J . V S' . A 1 fl. 4, KJN I, R T? 0 JSLQL QLWW , f ww'n Peggy Licklider Garry Lewis Susan Lindsay James Magel Sandra Mecfessel William Meder Kathleen Murray Donald Meyerkord Jane McConkey Thomas Moon Sandra McDonald LaDoin Mull Deanna Nepper Robert McDonald Marlene Parks Richard Niemann Shirley Penkawa Raymond Robertson Shirley Pezold James Schmiechen Dianne Phillips John Schmiechen A 1 N' T XJ Q V x 1 , an 4- of QA , .3,::' 3' . X S ,QP ,.,. V .4 13- ,-. .ev ofa tx lk 1 ,WZ ., . 7 of Q r 72 l .I 1 So ,. . yi, K sv C xt! us 8 is if L ll? 4 X 4 1 -f as f A Zi 5255255121353 f I Sophomore Class , 4? i 'ag' 'is' fg' 5-X5-,J Q ,o.L, ' l , wil ' A 1 if in V ' . W . Y 5 2 by Q l A X 1 Q X .XE f r S 4-f .ff w J 'L' 'U'-5'-o. , .1 E! 3 Wait - f, Peter Senderling Sharon Rhodes Leroy Sparks Alyce Rocklage Raymond Steen Delores Roos Fred Stevens Karen Scott Leslie Stewart Susan Shuttleworth Ronald Stewart Nancy Stork Curtis Strube Carole Thompson David Studt , 'El EK Vg, -3 ' t X o In ,U .fm ww 'ja-x v- 7 - 'f ,, v X , K Catherine Trupiano William Tobin Mary Jane Vester Robert Watson Es 5 i 'NE' X xx. I., A V Q A it ? . EN f- qfu, ,Q m Q s,9..5 M o v 5 1 fb F .Q V fl, Y' D A 1 , y i I - V ' l Virginia Vester 'A I ' , K H 2-fs ' Richard weinhoid f-'XLS-'Q' p ' ' Q ' . kgs 1. 4 Alice wagner ' 1 all Qf' ,S , Richard Weis ' A . J 'N is Shirley Walker . M 5 ' ' V' - 5 ' i' ' H John Wiemann '1 iw . Lois Ann Wells ' 5 35 ' ' V uf 1 Donald Wiltsey Q if ,o rfjm Judith white .. ' x' , 'W X' Robert Winkler ii' f ' 7 f' M -- 4 Suzanne Winkler To Kenneth Wright - Q, N Q Zig '4 W, of we f wo o N Sharon Yancey Gerald Zeier Sophomore Gloss Participation in school activities through the years teaches students to reconcile their differences. The result is harmony and happiness in school. There is hope that some day the nations of the world will follow this pattern of human understanding, which has developed at our school from experiences together where each gives and takes a little. The next few pages reveal this pattern as it has developed at our school from the beginning. 42 George Balsam Carol Argurieco Steven Becker Sandra Arnold Ronald Binder Patricia Barban John Bostelman Annette Barkey William Bertagna Judith Barkhoefer Ted Brenner Doris Bower Robert Brown Gail Bruce Ted Cassens Barbara Clark Norman Crass Delores Cutrell Ronald Dotson Judith Czern William Drew Doi-is Davis Don DuRa11 Elaine Drew Jesse Elliot Brenda Campbell fl ,l s 5. .-1. ,, . i, W J l Us 49 av W .ew A I ff. 3 -. AI nfl ttf FE 'lx 'f 45 J 'fig 7' W X . f 1 7 .A . Xp J! -, F 'W ' l Q T. I 4 K A V 2 'Q A I 5,35- H , fo K-an A1 . Q Psdgdred I . 'X . K ' 1 ' ff? ' M B ' Wi ir fy, its JI. I ' ' ' I e Y k it ' 4. Freshman Class fb. Rosalie Fasholt l 1 Larry Forir Ann Friemel L 1 ' 55 H y --' Q Harold Gaspard ,fl L f J i X Qi' K Susan Hass ' I .J -ir : 7 A . 1 'QL 'QJQXX . 123' - ' Ernest Gatley Eileen Haller ' William Graue R ' 'f ii! Carol Hartman 'f' Q i,h,'M , Ant .3 V James Grissom V 2 . 4 Q- K , , ' E 4 , 'x , vx' T 'U Patricia Heberer N John Hanrahan g 5 K , Y Delores Hendricks ' iii' 'Q S Raymond Hart W- . uw 'f ifv 1 1 1 Ll r Linda He sler 4 is V ,,g7l:' . B 1. B 1 Qs 1 V G' P W h -. '. 'lv -K iw Q A. ig G , Q. if' I I' f J A xl.. X ' 4 Q1-f . 1 X X. E, W if ' 'WF ' fl 255, ,,f- ea -p -v ., ' Q . K N e: K Ja W 'f drlra H gf Har : I ',-Ja, E X Q A X W 'I .ffm Y , K' -L P ' iiihf 4 Il. A 'f ,. 'Y ,I f N in Fa! , ' x F fi .X ' .1 W, 542 ? 643 Q Qt fill ' W ' 'A X hfiui A , Q Janet Meyer Jerry Pardue Patricia Meyer Terry Pashea Erma Miner Gary Riepl Shirley Moon Robert Rohlfing Patricia Mosier Glen Ronsick Marsha Muir Ted Roth Rita O'Keefe Ronald Scaturro Freshman Glass r Robert Hassell JoAnn Hudson Robert Higginbotham Peggy Janos Leonard Higgins Kay .Tones George Hollocher Mary Lou Jones Dale Howard Carol Kellinger Wayne Janish Carla Kelly Douglas Kempfer Rita Knepper Ronald Kukal Sandra Koeneman Richard Lorenz Gwyn Koetterheinrich Dick Lottmann Wilma Kramer Wayne Ludy Tamara Mahlandt Robert Maxwell Betty Marten Robert Owen f' ' , . FL ,i.i Q 4 :ge A Q . ' Q Z jx ' g ' J , '55 2 -1 nn'v6Q. ', r . few P si' 'ti 'K ' , 5 .,2 V , - fi A! - -f stag ' , -1:7 . , Qin' Barbara Palermo AR K Q ' 4 ,Q .-, .Life 11 e Aff. -1 3.1. Y- Q' ' X 5 .A 4 Kenneth Schowe Charlotte Perrine Cristy Siebert Harriet Reeves Thomas Spence F' W asia .L 1 vga I :.:.: o 'K . ,, A ,,, -r ,,.. l .., vafrf, ' i -1 ' .. ..,. ,mf T374 ..: sw 1. . . it 222:21 ? 2iI e ' S 'Elk V W I-Dis Reeves , .63 A . fs. . 5 ff? , l ,,, ,, 52 Ronald Sporich .gr f V t Delores Reynolds fm, J, ' ' 15? 'M rw a V iqmigrr' x Marvin Stokes ' r 1 3-iii-E ' Q' - ' n ' Patricia Sattler ' -N i' B K l N .L X .J ' x 'iff ' EE? , - , f , . 4 ins .., up :L H . .' ' 35.4 Ronald Staple tj 1 Not R f' l 7 1 V Ig +31 N Lois Schmieder f Pictured V 'f -. 8 V L lx Ralph Stork X A M 8 2 X 4 2' 3 ' Af. e, Louise Schmieder M 2 ' ' r U Hjfyj E A f' , yfli -. ' .lf A' . Qrf David Swenson . f v I ' fi? x 'iqliv Y ' 'Q 1:1 Mr ,,, i L, 'izffl fjjyf Ng' Judith Schroeder ' Z i 4 ' 3 - ff ' Allen Thomas 1 Q ? u -Q Judith Seidel f M .. L 2 ji ,S ig ,Q N gg . Frank Thomas W it L' - - W' av ?' ' Qu .' .1 .' ,' Susan Sievers K 'VW X4 .Y ' -' 'i W Q 3 ' iQZ1:!Q5X4 F 'V . as gal, . ,2 Tl r ' 5' A r : :Z P . 2 w 'H ' rn Gary Thomas n ' , Q- ' 'Nj 5 A- V 5, 3--3 A sherriu stun ij? if Lg 3 1, 1:23 ,j,,,ifQgEE ' Robert Thomas G Ltzigy ff W f ,iff 3: . V Barbara Taylor Q I - Q I W , , Ronald Volz f t.,a .ms far 'S f .1 V y ' A ' Mg V K Q E Mary Lou Tellmann R ., Nj: L , y 1 Gerald Wagner 5 ,Q . 3' 3 '4 'faq ' 7' 55 f Mary Turnbull E2-2' ia, 1:5133 . aa , 1, ' if o f wwiam wud My 453 'gi' fffli V 1' I 751 .I -3, Janice Van Horn X, .f .' :eq - 'L , ,L,1jli A I NX' is: rw., .ff Us i f 1 ' hi, Z' -. - -w. 1 gl , -- 5-1 5 45 NM., H ii erry W1ll1ams . 'F' 1: ,.',.f ,.,1,q 'l u f. ,S ' ' :is gk. , N 1 l 2 A N: , V 4 ' Q - Ethel V1etme1er l 1 5 2... - LT, -. T 'rs 3? ' -fl 5-5: Wayne Winter 4'-7 'z' . 'bl . ff 55:9 ' 323 ' Ti Beverly Wachter V ...A ' '.., ,. K' 1 f-1:25 : 115 3212 1 4 -0 -4 Q S A f' h ig- 8313 -zz ' W X 4,5 .4 - 2. is rg, Sharon Walker Jack Wren Sandra White Robert Yarbrough Carol Warren l gg' I , cs, . QQ M5 . A 3-ffm' ' 4215? ' 1 'ii . S -.Q ' 1. M1212 o ' 0 f Q lf: 12- ,Q vrar , at f Q'rY - g S' x f::S:2eix a ffgew viii.: :rio 'i .3i, V W N XJ 2 S vim V .. gg i Harry Baumer .. L, 'Q A gf A Christean Aslinger K V lf 4:1 :V Yi' tri' Robert Biegener ! 'fa' 1 V ,-,. 4, V Sharon Balsabo 5 ' ' Robert Borror ,.' V WX V ' I . 'K 3 'r 1 , 4-' Carolyn Baxter K - - ' -A -.--1 Clarence Campbell K 1' ,Eff W A YU X ii- Y' Karen Bengard ' I X - Kenneth Cherry ' .A ZoAnn Branstetter X' 5 , Michael Cook ' L' 1 - Shelia Bridges ff 7' MJ' V Lester Cool ' I - Q. ' , ' X JoAnn Briscoe X N Donald Covington mf' ' , 'a ip 3 .gy Judith Brungard .3 -X' Michael Dagger ' 1 A V 1 . H JoAnn Carmon , f , U will U .- he Larry Doll ' I- K., J V -V -. ' Barbara Chapman 1, ,V A A Joseph Farthing ...lff Jayne Clark I 'o' 5.1 I, V.' ' 'I Eugene Ferebee N '7' A ' 1 X u JoAnn Collins 3 3 X V K ' f ' Kenneth Flory E ' h t h Grade Lanette DeSchane Ralph Gehner f 'g Virginia Dews v , Karl Gerling if . A .2 , I L. Carolyn Dixon k t ' -f ' if 1 v ' , Q1 I L- t .t x K Y 'Q , Ronald Godt A 3 gig' 1 Carolyn Dowdy JET? , T T33 Raymond Greene ' I Donna Drew ' 9 Paul Gatz E' L I ' 1 a ' ' V ' ' ' x V M ' fx ' yy K ff' V B- i X ' X' B Linda Dunnegan David Hauschild K I I. . m V Jean Feld , a 11 J -of ., William Hessel -5 , ' Janice Finke Q'-gf y ' 43 I 3 4 -f ,,,e H f,. 'ffl iuike ., Robert Hinman Joan Friemel Raymond Holubeck Ann Fronabarger Ernest Jones Linda Gnau Paul Koetterhenrich Sharon Gos sage Michael Kosmicke Sharon Goelz James Kramer Jill Grosch Kenneth Lindamood Susan Holtzman David Lindewirth Kathleen Hughes Robert Lindsay Virginia Hulst Ronald Mercille Freida Johnson Sandra Jones Robert Mofley Marjorie Kannady Donald Myers Florence Kennedy . ei : is nk' . I t , 5' :fi ,' .ktttxi X . ' t 'fgl ,uni I a- fini., 'df ga - wg 1 iiHai'?5QS,s J ai iff? new 'gui H a s. M y A A, U. A :X k .mifiig 3 Q 19.5 1112 A si ,J ,,'i.?Vi1' y '-if ,, ew I lg? I ' lf 'K f' X, , M GK V .21 ,G 5 Q J if A tn J 22 J ' :Ev L H 1- Him -if L , ' f E fleas, . 5 X' A J 'xr N gif xi ' . W -. if : A age J' S 'ml T Carol Koch V Dennis Nicks , Wilma Lewis K' James Rainey J ,.,. Q ...A- Q H, J -af si! Verna Litton Carleen Lucido James Rohlfing Diana Maxwell Paul Sabo Sharon Marlow Shirley Mattingly Dennis Schorp Beverly Myer Thom Shepherd Susan Middleton 3 i Q . .. -J 'Y at , rv 635' 'B 8 va' ' it , ,Q .,,, -.T 3 .. . Q V W E W gg '- ft4Ll for ,.. , 5 . . - 1 g Marilyn Syrett Douglas Wadlington Vivian Walker Ellen Weber James Wells Darlene Wilshusen Daniel Whitman Christine Witherspoon Lois Yarbrough Morie Winn Kathleen Yarnell sz' J Qs W ,fl T? if V' W: 1f a'l .L if ighth Grade JoAnn Mills Donald Simon Shirley Phillips John Smyers Barbara Pike Gay Pocock Robert Sternfels Marjorie Povis Dennis Tebbe Patricia Powers Gwynette Pratte Larry Trittler Merrilee Quitzow Carl Uetrecht Ann Seper Carol Schiller Dorothy Steinmetz David Umbach Lynette Stull Betty Swoboda -if ff -5' , 1 'V 321 R L ' im 'PFW 5 ' ' V: :Y- Q n n ,L Q . 5 7 yr v .. ' ff' - .4 . 5. ,L 'sw 23,1 1. ,- w -mf, . vm' .slr -Nfl 1, s ' f ,K W3 vim' A x r ,.. I l A 1 i ,x in . 1 fi! A ag 7...1Qa.1'r. sl ' X .4 W f' if S, , -4 .mr .Lit .:- J.. ifll .S 1-1 g , ff Danny Bax-key Carol Berendes Gerald Basile Susan Becker Gerald Beck Charlene Cutrell Glen Beckham Linda Davis David Blodgett Karen Ealey Richard Bohnenkamp Leslie Findeiss Richard Brower Mary Ann Franklin David Bumb William Chattaway Joyce Freebersyeser Gerald Coleman Shirley Grimm Ronald Conine Sue Grosch John Conners Ruth Guvernator Joseph Counts Sandra Hagedorn EVE TH GRAD Donald Doll Judith Hatina Robert Drabing Judy Hardy Leonard Duff Daniel Emery Doris I-laupt James Emanuel Ruth Henke Stephan Endsley Lee Emmett Mary Henson Kenneth Foley Betty Herbert Arthur Frentzel 1.4 .., H ' -' W7'IfTETEIg'1l ffffw f :W 'v if .Q . 51.44 ,gg ., - ' .3 fgikk lit .rf ,M-e. '33 .fll 'A 2, y 55222 'V' ', 5:11 , ' 1 e-5.335 5 .' Lf? it K 5 -- If YQ, , V -' we t ' -f52.:.'?1f Q -.frit 1. ' ' SM? ' gm Q ' fifil 'F' 73 Q 2 ' 'E ' K 'Q' 'fx H , , .y K.. it-if' K me '35 P,T'IQ,, U new 1 Eg. ' were M 2 e g 51: 2551 ' - ,e?13m Q Z if 'sz ,J as he 'W fi: ffm '...: f V M mf. V- 4 Q K :gl H 4 , sg V , W ,J , e. i1f.ff' 215 gl - P , K 9. H :xg . Q W L. .al . l ? 3 f f .f effxlfexfisf F 'eff K ' f 3 ful N ,.,.l , X- e . ' P '1 '- ': g,f3'.M my ., :N ' y y. f Q, e1 N 1 M ' ' ' If'! !, W l . ' r 2 'Q lux . 2 fri 1:22:59 2-i ' 3 T Y T ' -3-.Q . w w 'i Q visas-' - f sfioi 1 ' , ., ' l., .kk A k 5.3, ., , .M 1 y -W -1- x J k W.. fr-wx , 'L 1 Q lx of 1 Zffjl' 0 K -1 fig, Dennis Kelly Nancy Mosier Ray Kisor Andrea Payken Russell Kennedy Cheryl Perrine Nicki Province Louis Klusak Jane Quitzow Jerry Kukal Paulette Rangey Guy Joe Lee Sharon Rouse Ralph Kessler Marjorie Schrumm EVE TH GRADE ,, Nc. .14 '- .....3 - : x x' -H33 fy ' 'A ini 2:9 M, ' K gg in ' X W '2'- -.,,.l.: . W .2 .2 ,hi .M 4 x 5 , :mr .2-ff . nf-.2,-f-- . . ...M l Q .,1g..Q.. , . ,K . Judy Holtzman Paul Friernel Carol Janos Michael Gruver Judith Jansing William Harris Diane Johnson Donald Hassell Joan Koennen Robert Heidenrich Therese LePage Stephan Heitman Karen Lindhorst Ted Herbert Rose Lucido Arthur Henry Karen Luhrsen Herbert Hesler Sharon Mahlandt Thomas Joerding Beverly Meyer William Jones Marilyn Mitchell Dennis Karner Anna Monoco Vasa im. . .Z -.Si : .24 , . .. ed ,,.. Y 1. .3 J., ... ,ll U., rfffe' :es 2 ,Wf.f.: 5 ', .yll ZXXS 3... Z . . ,Qi if f L 4 ,, W ,, awe n Q. .Y ' V' 1:22 . .. , . .,., .,,.. ' 4 ,, c 4 , r e . AL Z. ,fl I' 1 if 5 . ...,.., ,. , . iffy, '-rt if 5' U .fff 4 W i 'g W .fi Q-1 c 1 1 - , u Nt L, ui qi S . X 4 .5 H. 4 .W .,.., ,. .., 45' ...: iii! . z . me - - filfj ,. Viv '-'1'.Ti.i1i.t.1f . . 'fo 7.54 ' My js Y N -1 . iysiys.. nc: 1 2 egg! Richard Licklider Barbara Seidel Duane Mattingly Suellen Seng Leo Mayberry Joyce Schlogl Drew Moore Ruth Schmidt Thomas McMahon Sandra Scheetz John Nax Joyce Sergel Edward Owen Kay Sherman Stephen Pexper Ronald Porter Arlene Thiel Franklin Pyles Susan Troxler Donald Ronsick Cynthla Staples David Semf Kathleen Stoppelm Thomas Shea Patty Tuepker 3.1111 a Q IW? it lik 'rn z fi J . Mists? 'f V '- 3. ., , .,.. .,,4,,,,7, , .WMM w , r . fray t ,, 5 t ,,Q.ggg:gj' ,, , i an W - A J J ,X 'ark W 2 efgfv x tix- ig W . , .. w W x 1:21, 'tr' -N ' , ' 2:5 ' ' ' ' ' , 'M 'A 5 . asf J if x . fHl fA?waxrarH 2o ga if 1 ,J 73,23 , Q . W ni . -1 QQ , 1 ff . . 3.5 ' 1- e .mv S Q 1 Y L .V y f f .. fre Q r- f - X X. Y U5 ,i K vii-1 . - f elio S : - 1, lu L' ,A - 'fl ' Kenneth Staples 2f?'? i iris 223 ii ' . . N S sz A 4 , ' ' l, iff-, .1 :E ,- J ra ,J ., Q Eiiif' 4152. - df ' 'K J 15253554 j ' ' Q 'J 'ff ' frm -'- rt ' - 'L Qt, 4, .., EEEQI sg , aj jzugj 3 ' fi' 1 Qi ' fi- ' ,iiiiew s A ft. :J EW' - U 29 .t - I if: W ' illm . . ',.1,.E 1,,5,., 1 . Q A I k i1lt, ?Z ,, . 2 A 6 if P15253 . .ai 12' Q 'f' Q 1 T l . 3.3 if . Q! Ku! 11: - Ut. EVE TH New 'td xv! ? r A V... .i ,.:: 5 ' 1 NL f -six ,H 5 . Q J J V l ' M 'iii x , , 2, if . J ,.r. bv: :XXX . . ' . . y-g if GRADE Stiff , Ki 452153 '51- 7 1. ' inf. - rr , l uf' gg . David Siering Elizabeth Vietmeier Roy Sinclair Valerie Walker Janet Williford Gordon Steele Sharon Wiltsey Robert Steiger Janet Wood Lawrence Steinbruegge Darlene Winn Dennis Stewart Robert Strube David Tilley lx, 'Q ei '- 1 M ff' . ' 3 ' '..' 21332 : 4. an we ...im fa 'dl J -.9341 :SYN -a .gf Q , ,. . : if 1 1, . ,,, .M .. K' .v ' ., t W AQ: 1 M f 5fff7ff:f-T1 E 'tat A ' F fl A ' 3 . y 1 4 ,L lf 3 . H ig . A S' 1 E 4.. f . up V . g ig Q ,, 20212 f- - ,, we l mi-' ,..u ' 359' 2223'-10:1-E 2 'f?4'5 :ffE12lEl:if fM1xl'f,l,f.'S Q 32. 4 - ' 4 95 Jibf 2 ,emit il .2,52- f.,,: E5 .r:2. :M sv ,eu 1 .waz ' i,g.,,: K A-5,21 0 lag., 'i X ,, ,V ,mm J T Q ' filzrwfi-saw, ' .2:j-s'f'zl22.1835:1:h i'i15gg.Qne1Q of 'E fax f 355' . .- NVQ 'JJA Q '.A.,i..,, , 53 -Q f .af 4 ,fag 1: eeswtss' ' 2 6 Legg ,- ft-in 'Q fr ' Q' Aff! ,faqs . , ,t ., Wil EVE TE EEAEE Puppy love, ram 1 Robert Kappesser John Koehler Michael Trittler Steven Trunk William VanMoorhem Robert Weckback James Wiegand Gordon Wilson Ronald Zika g mar essons, and the first look into a high school Kjunior high of coursel are among the thrills and experiences of seventh grade. Venerable seniors consider this the long ago , but is it? Time takes flight. Childish ways are replaced by more serious thoughts. The desire for fun is levened by a hunger for learning. Yes, seventh graders, it will happen to you--you who think the senior year so far away, Before these years are upon you, pause to realize these precious moments in their passing: fill them with your joy, your earnest effort, and a confirmation that you have done your best. 52 JENNING If peace cannot be maintained with honour, it is no longer peace. Lord John Russell ?fe -. ' N X , 'NwS?WQ9 X ,Q FIRST ROW: lack McDonald. Lance Siering, Iohn Bradley, Jim Hanrahan. Kenny wrighr, Rich Weis. John Hanrahan. SECOND ROW: Bob Currie, Jerry Lindhorst, Bob Maxwell. Dale Lirzsinger, THIRD ROW: Frank Hudson. George Balsom. Sonny williams, Bob Blair, Johnny Mills, Don Brungard. Kenny Hanrahan. BA EBALL TEAM nnxmmnn 9 SPURTSMA Sll , 4-wir IP E, xxx- HEX xX -f rr .1-f Vt, Nr-wwilxt -4 -+- W-v-vxvafv--vrv V' Q , W 3556 ll lvorrmu :mr 'L UQSNUINA 5 E JI FNB. lil lkfloiv 11' neu 1 L M ww. -V W1 5.59 . wif . iff? ' :ws . . iff? 1 3' ag iw! . Y f PTiS'i n gen A 'I ' - I v li. .fd-W-f. ' rl . ff A 35 bi p f 9 yffl A R ,.g Q ' M' II rf'-if ' 1 ff f m e u.-rf., y .. 4 K 'if I2 ff? . V' g.41' 4,'q.-.zuc -..,. ' , ,- Q W gy eAil5',nu' ls' f Q ' ' , A-J.A 3 .3 3:45- 13 54 4 K .Arfsf 1: cwhi i A H 5, .... ., ,.,, yr i Nr 17. HX Ijijaur W S, - Tfige' Bob Blair John Bradley Senior Senior QGSS Don Brungard Junior BASKETBALL Bob Currie Junior Doug B rown Junior Jim Hanrahan Senior .- 13 5fS'71'f f isjg-ga:-f' .sgefv Q- 1' , 54 fEQr35,Q -I-y o Ken Hanrahan Art Jacobsmeyer Junior Senior N BA xy KETBALL Don Marchesi Jghnny M1115 Junior Senior Tom Jone s Sophomore Bob Singer Junior r r p Y f ,u ii X. Werner Strick Charles Williams Gary Woley Senior Q Junior Semor Q' BA KETBALL HBH BA KETBALL KNEELING: Clarence Campbell. Manager: Ricky Schmidt, Dave Swenson. Lyster Bass, Jerry Lindhorsr Ronald Scaturro John Hanrahan Fred Bohnenkamp. STANDING: LeRoy Sparks, Charles Haynes. Art Gruner. Bob Maxwell, George Balsam Bob Wmkler Ernest Gately Gerald Gorsch, Bill Graue. I h 44 1 V FIRST ROW: Johnny Mills, Dave Swenson, Ronnie Latimore, Rich Lorenz, Steve Becker. Ron Kukal. Ted Roth, Bob Hassell. Kenny wright, Don Marchesl. Rich Weis. SECOND ROW: Larry Becker, Frank Hudson, Bob Rohlfing. Jim Thomas. Lysrer Bass, Jerry Llndhorsr John Hanrahan. Lance Slering, Jim Hanrahan, Norman Myers. Kenny Hanrahan, Bill Graue, ErnesrGate1y. THIRD ROW: Doug Brown Mr, Frey, Coach: Arr Gruner, Bob Currie, Artjacobsmeyer. Jack Kerls. Jim Schmiechen. Jerry Gulch. John Schmiechen, TBA U Bob Ma xwell. George Balsam, Harold Stull, John wiegand, Gary woley Bill Currie. UK p and -1:1 TEAM Over! v .iff 1 I I I I I-af A -anv- FIRST ROW: Don Driemeier, Ron Latimore, Norman Meyers, Bob Phillips, Rich Weis, SECOND ROW: Harold Stull, Joe Scaturro, Ierry Oslrowski, Jim Hobbs, Frank Hudson, Lance Siering. THIRD ROW: Don Wiltsey. Bob Gruver, John Stone. Jack Damke. FOURTH ROW: Curt Srrube. Dale Litzsinger. Paul Hoeft, Bill Currie. H IHH HIHH I THAM HAL .IH IHH HIHH I THAMHHAL 4, -.,., , H . .sh .r -.-.' .,.,-. if s. 2- 1 1 ai I Q V0 Sadal-Ionck 1' - A rn QS X , v I 1 gs UIIEERLEAIIERS f :' 'vii x .b,V 1. X Dolly Burke 4, , Q ....,. Q 4 0' 2 .1- . , 5, W.: ,..., : - '- s' en 4 8 wvun' Q s :5 . 'ul D , Q nu v V Q1 H 1, J W ZA? ' v r r I : l X I . f N if ' ' . ' f gif nf 'K . 'S 1 Q A 'X .1 e 1: A ' ,la ' u ' , S L ,I m.wvj-3,, ,4 J s xx V-, ? l r J 1 Q3 X K . 1 , --1 gms., LXZ7 X ' 'T 4- Qt-ge JI Volleyball Team KNEELING: Sandra Hornick, Delores Harris. Del Hartmann, Co-Captain: Jan Riepl, Billie Frazier. STANDING: Lois Parrenheimer, Dru Wessel, Lila Lipp, Jan Finke, Joan Peters, Co-Captain. ll lllll GIRL LEFT TO RIGHT: Lila Lipp, Dru Wessel, Jan Riepl, Billie Frazier, Sandra Hornick, Delores Harrls, Del Hartmann, ,loan Perers 32 f , vl -2, .. 1 3 . I , Jan Finke. Absenr when picrure was taken: Julie Tellmann. 'imxgjk' , gr .54 . an uw. -cd! is , -' sr . D - U V., via 5 f x.. we , l 1, l , , Basketball Team J ,. BW fe- ' UCIAL Y A f' 'T I X X . M. us? K 5 , Sf, ' wi' ,L 5 N, M ..'2,. ',,4Y 1. Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity. Psalms CXXXIII I ff. bv. , ,UW 9 Ni -ii THE PIHIM U0 RT Paradise Island May 20, 1955, 6:30 Virginia Fasholt Janet Riepl SERVERS PEP WEEKE ll Beat R pper most in the minds of the crowd of students who gathered for the giant rally to start the third annual Pep Week End held in the Gymnasium of Jennings High School on January 20, at 6:00 P, M, The varsity players tromped the ram representing Riverview and enthusiastic cheerleaders lead cheers that echoed to the rafters. Jennings team played a spectacular game and fought until the finish, In the end the Bulldogs were nosed out by the rams losing by one basket. Immediately after the game an informal dance was held where members of both schools par- ticipated, dancing to the heavenly music of the Blue Knights. The following even- ing the gymnasium doors opened on a fabulous coronation court. The big event of the evening was the crowning of Bob Blair and Sandra Hornick as Basketball King and Queen for the year 1955-1956. Bedraggled and fun-worn, irresisti- bly, magnificent, these tired happy spirits folded the pages of history on another tremendo 1 us y successful Pep Week End. iverview was u -. L, 1 . , . W ,. K if., W . . 4 W 1, f . lf i V my BA KETIBALL C0 RT KING Bob Blair QUEEN Sandra Hornic SENIOR SPECIAL MAIDS AND ESCORTS Del Hartmann Julie Tellman Gary Woley John Mills JUNIOR MAIDS AND ESCORTS Margaret Horstman Joan Schmeider Ken Hanrahan Bob Currie SOPHOMORE MAIDS AND ESCORTS Janice .Tones Peggy Lickleider Art Gruner Jerry Gotch FRESHMAN MAIDS AND ESCORTS Carla Kelly Rosie Fashold Bob Maxwell John Hanrahan 69 TEE EUEETS ENNEE KING NNE QUEEN IIT NIGHT LIFE ALENTINE TE BULLIIUG Then join in hand, brave Americans all! By uniting we stand, by dividing we fall. John Dickinson sm- SEATEDg Peggy Licklider, Margaret Horstmann, Jackie Walker, Joan Perens. STANDING: Bob Currie, Jack Kerls. LsDoin Mull. Don Driemeier. Bill Currie. E lllll HIGH 'I' IIENT CIIUNCIL The 1955-56 Senior High School Student Council will go down as one of the most active and hardworking in Jennings' history. Here are a few examples of the things they have done: They started the social season with a highly suc- cessful Student Council Dance ..... participated actively in the Suburban Association of Student Councils ..... sponsored the highly effective and worth- while college planning meetings ..... printed and sold student activity tickets . . . , . coordinated the third annual Pep Week-end. . . . . sponsored the first carnival in Jennings' history. . . . . Continued the tradition of presenting a gift to the school ..... encouraged and approved the formation of several new clubs and activities. ADVISOR: .MR, ROLLINS SECRETARY - PRESIDENT VICE -PRESIDENT TREASURER John Mills Kenny Hanrahan Janice Jones ur JU lllli HIGH TUBE 'I' CIIUNUIL NINTH GRADE Wayne Winter Lois Reeves Richard Lorenz Barbara Taylor Ted Cassens Carol Argurieo PRESIDENT John Hanrahan ff-sv 34-3 EIGHTH GRADE Michael Cook James Wells Robert Biegner Ralph Gehner SEVENTH GRADE Janet Wood James Emanuel Marilyn Mitchell Michael Trittler Danny Emery ADVISOR: MR, BE LSHA VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Paul Hatz Carla Kelly +1 RTE-L f ' 4' TREASURER Lois Yarbrough jaw' Zi FIRST ROW: Del Hartmann, Eleanor Hughes, Jane Anne Mueller, Carolyn McConkey. SECOND ROW: Larry Becker. Gayle Roever. Werner .IE ECHO TAFF The Jen Echo is a graphic portrayal of life at Jennings High. The book reflects the year as students wish to remember it. . . . .the very early classes. . . . . an idle hour at lunchtime. . . . . busy afternoon in the Strick, Janice Finke, Jim Sloan. tense thrill of the big game ..... the prom. .... and graduation Here then can be reviewed some of the phenomena which make up experiences at Jenmngs High School Larry Becker Del Hartmann Jim Sloan Jamce Fmke , Eleanor Hughes . ADVISOR! Editor Art1st Lay out artist . Feature writer MISS MASKEY 77 Typist ..f' I nga? - cw classrooms. . . . . strenuous activity on the practice field. . . . . the in- . - . Q .v . . , P 1 X iv 15. 1 W x Wx 'f w - 1 S.: S-J . K . F 2 1 - 1 X l A 1 W fx SEATED: Kaxhy Meyer, Dru Wessel, Carol Vogel sang. STANDING: Wil- liam Pike, Tom Muon, Ray Robertson. ADVISOR: Mr. Boecklen . K rv: Q 7 A x QSM' 'Sin -A i Pk 9 ' ,4.,,' , ,Q f 2 --1 f, Q .ga K6 'F UW v. lk. . 411 E. 1 PEI' ULU!! 994 FIRST ROW: John Mills, Paul Hceft, Jim Hanrahan. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Hanrahan, Ronald Latimore Dale Lirzsinger, Joe Scaturro. THIRD ROW: Doug Brown, Bob Hempel, Bob Singer. John Bradley, Bob Currie. FOURTH ROW: Bill Currie, Arthur Jacobsmeyer, Gary Woley, Don Brungard, Bob Blair. LETTERME ' UL B OFFICERS President . . . Gary Woley Vioe-President . Bill Currie Secretary . . . Paul Hoeft SPONSORS Mr. Grace and Mr. Frey 82 2 4 W .Q. x T - ! X ,, ir, ,Y x 4 ,A , 11 ' wixlbgfifif ,M f 'EQ ? 'g3q1 1 ? ,, figff Vi Q ft: Q Ze: , , Q. Q, 5 xz-A -ew xa- ff ww 5, Q' G' Q f W E ,, ' X- ,,, . gg, .ax gg, X ' ' ' fv H sr .' -L w , 5 ,- Q :' ' V' Y - N ' . H I - SX N ' , .lf lf' 7 .x ' ' - , I-.Q . K lg 1 t Yi' 'W V V ..., W ,-4 ..'.. . , ar Q R .A , .., ' 3' Big 3- ., ' . 'r aL' ,.4 f. GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSDCIATIU S FIRST ROW: Diana Nepper, Billie Jean Frazier, Joan Peters, Marilyn Schweffermann, Dru Wessel, Janice Finke, Letha Schroeder, Nancy Stork, Jackie Spengler. SECOND ROW: Donna Ahlert, Alice Larkins. THIRD ROW: Carol Funk, Lois Partenheimer, Del Hartmann, Barbara Keppel, Lynne Huber, Kathy Meyer, Sandra McDonald, Caroline Fenkawa. FOURTH ROW: Julie Tellmann, Delores Harris, Janet Rlepl. FIFTH ROW: Judy Deves, Carol Vogelsang, Shirley Reno, Eileen Helter, Alice Kossakowslci, Joan Schmieder, Shirley Penkawa, SIXTH ROW: Billie Higglnbotham, Doris Rauer. SEVENTH ROW: Brenda Burnett, Dorothy Dussold, Judy Troxler, Claudia Delalass. Jackie Walker, Mary Kammerer, Peggy Licklider, Janice Wick, Marlene Parks, Carol Thompson, Sharon Rhodes, Gladys Emanuel. EIGHTH ROW: Judy Ross, Margaret Hoxstmann, Delores Baumer. SPONSOR: Mrs. Keenoy ARUHERY CLUB FIRST ROW: Delores Roos, Lois wells. Alice Kossakowski, Janice Jones. SECOND ROW: Gladys Emanuel, Diane Phillips, Shirley Penkawa. Sharon Yancy. Peggy Licklider, Caroline Penkawa. Lindhorst, FOURTH ROW: Jackie Spengler, Sue Winkler, Jim Sloan. Jim Kenny. Rich Niemann. Jim Cox, Doug Brown. SPONSOR: Mr. Grace. THIRD ROW: Kathy Meyer. Jim Lawhorn, Charles Heggs, Lyster Bass. Ray Robertson, Jerry MU IC Give to all nations unity peace and harmony, The Koran , fa- ,J LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE, a farce comedy in three acts, was presented by the Senior Class of Jennings High School on November 18, 1955. The play portrays college life on the campus of Ivy Gate. The setting was affectionately known as the Poison Pot otherwise named the Elite Tearoom, where the college students gathered for food, fun and ........ sh! shl, that is why the administration wanted to close the place. Toasty , the proprietor, KCarolyn McConkeyl understood all problems, especially from the student angle. She was tolerant with un- happy Joe Burke fDon Driemeierj who suffered from restrictions: with Pinky Hamilton, fGerry Kralemanj who had to raise two hundred dollars: and with Connie Ashton, QDelpl-line Hartmannl who needed a date for the Prom. Ogden Oggy McClosky QBob Dierkesl was the student with a scientific theory which altered the entire situation, even to thawing out frozen band leader, Cliff Hayward, Uohn Mathewsl. College fun makers who rolicked through their parts involved Ebb Dunham, fJulie Tellmanl and Flo Dunham Ua-n Finkel happy-go-lucky college sisters: and Shirley Bradford fGayle Roeverl a campus belle who sometimes failed to see the funny side of things. Sugar Lou Jackson Uoyce Lee McCollum! swayed the group with her pretty clothes and southern accent. Linking these coeds to the stern college staff was Monica Bates lSunny Hornickl who carried tales which brought unhappy results from Dr. Pillsy, lBi1l Curriej president of the college, and his strong supporter, Miss Emily Ross Uoan Swebodal, Dean of Women: and naturally from Mrs. J. Worthington Bates KCarol Vogelsangl Monica's mother. All ends well as students and faculty reach an understanding and every- body has the right date for the Prom. Many are the days that these seniors will reminisce and laugh again from house lights out to curtain fall. 86 Civi1izati0n! I feel just like a snake on roller sk ates, 'hgl-I ,nu :UIIII l hglul..' What in the name of Beelzebub is going on here? Ez N321-vi 5 ar .-- six- YQ ,,f!'HI m mi! A ' 'Q-JK-2 ,.x . ,Hwy 1 M ,X f .X ,' 1 , '- E X E '5 . X, ,g sv ig:- ' I 02 A iq V J -i: :vile A vi. -.-HM , KX 2 win 'I . It runs down okay. But it doesn't register on his face. u Connie, y0u're wonderful. Connie, think I'm in love. I mean with you. Flambic Cornpactus. In fact, compound flambic compactus, A dila- tion of the crambatic crossfaction, resulting from malfunction of the spongetic mockfungus. Probably due to the opingatory nerve, over- stimulated by the chromuslatus pressing against the gastroloomusf' -gs ' . . Fx I k - W f W f 1 , T' f I H. n , 3 ' fax , , L ' ' Q' 7. kg: Y? , M E, ,I 3-AY-...,I. . M :,: I 32 . Q4 Q 2-Egiftiiy '1 Yi j.'..f.j'zE, gfff i li Qx 'iv .. 1 ,5 5 3'??j'jj 'EE'fS. 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THIRD ROW: Joyce McCollum, Ron Latimore. FOURTH ROW: Edith Emert, Hal Stull. FIFTH ROW: Patti Pope, Tom Kurland. ! ? 9 xg: V5 ZW 5551 315 V ,QQ fe if W H IHH HIHH FIRST ROW: Joyce McCollum, Edith Emerr, Geri Walker, Judy Troxler, Stephanie Wood. Doris Rauer, Carol Vogelsang, Kathleen Murray SECOND ROW: Deanna Knepper, Marilyn Finke. Judy Burthardt, Peggy Capstlck, Carolyn Lasdey, Jeannette McClellan, Carol Asllnger. Emily Hessel, JoAnn Krumanocker. THIRD ROW: Glenn Barr, Marilyn Schwefferman, Clara Thruber, Walter Krote, william Ferebee, Ray Roberson, Gordon Anzalone, Don Pipkin. FOURTH ROW: Delores Baumer, Jim Hobbs, Doug Brown. Bob Hempel. Janice Finke, Bob Singer, lletha Schroeder, Ron Eilers. H IHH HIGH HHY HUAHTHTTH FIRST ROW: Bob Hempel. Barbara Nolan Uaccompanlstj. Paul Hoeft. SECOND ROW: Bob Singer, Don Pipkin. 94 MIXED IIIIIIIIII FIRST ROW: Sylvia Markuwski, Nancy Lark, Mary Kammerer, Alice Kossakowskl, 'Dorothy Dussold, Claudia Del-lass, Barbara Nolan. 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