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

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For the past nine years, one individ- ual has contributed unselfishly to the development of the mind and character of Jennings High School. Since his coming to us in 1952 as a history teacher, he has become a great deal more to many of us than the term history teacher can possibly imply. He has offered criticism and encour- agement, counsel and advice, in addi- tion to his own personal help. And, breathes there an American History student who can forget or ignore that tremendous collection of news notes which accumulated under his auspices. Due to his talents and interests, which lie in the field of photography, one of the first high school credit classes in the state was organized here whereby those interested in the subject might profit from his professional knowledge. This year he assumed the sponsor- ship of our yearbook, the jen-Echo. Although he insisted that it was our Book, he is indirectly responsible for each photograph, each line of copy, for which we, the staff, will eventually assume the credit. We feel that we will never be capable of expressing our gratitude and apprecia tion in a manner befitting his innumer- able contributions to our school and our community. Nevertheless, we, the Class of '62 and the jen-Echo staff, in grateful appreciation dedicate the 1962 jen-Echo to Mr. Warren A. Boecklen. Time out from photographic chores in Philadelphia to measure crack in the Liberty Bell for students back home in Jennings.

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Flirty flappers do fast stepping charleston. My darling, my darling, I've wanted to call you my darling. Senora De La Montana, say you'll be mine. wb The Jennings Portable Playhouse presented a Latin version of the Broadway hit Charley's Aunt before several appreciative audiences . An able cast, headed by jim Muskopf, sang and danced the story of Charlie Wydown, Amy Spillway, and Charlie's Aunt from Brazil, Qwhere the NUTS come fromlb. The play included songs from the original Broadway musical along with additional South American songs and dances . Audiences at Jennings junior High, Maryland Heights High School, and the jefferson Barracks State Hospital exhibited a great deal of enthus ias m and apprecia - tion for the efforts of the cast, chorus, dancers, and accompanying band- men . Pwsemts Hwbwwfs 17 Sandy Silvey and Jim Hales dance a lively calypso while chorus sings about The South American Way. N se H --r' M A: A- V1