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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1963 volume:

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Our story of this chubby pint-sized character begins on the morning of September 5, 1962, not an ordinary morning for Jennings. An air of expectancy hangs over everything. Some- thing very strange is taking place at the high school, where teachers and staff have been preparing for this day . . . the opening of another year. f 2- ? i'.iC y lillfffyil yr if tl ' ff il . li it ii e I il it ,Q ,I Q, ,H f - .ggfiww f - leg Cutting across the track on their way to school, Sue and Steve witness something that is going to make this year really different for them too. A strange rounded object is tumbling out of the sky, plummeting earth- ward and screeching to a stop on the cinders. Ooh, what a rough landing such a gritty, crude landing strip! Whew wonder where in the galaxy I am? Guess this serves me right for messing around on my way home . . . I can just see the Chief now . . . if he were here . . . 'Fell of telstar, tumbled down a beam . . . how solar silly can you get, SoneeP' Look Sue, what is that? Holy cow! right in the middle of our track! What could it be?!', What do you mean 'what could it be?' It's me, Sonee from the planet Oehe-Nef I that is . . . where am I . . . and what is this place and these odd brown shapes? This is Jennings, and those are our school build- ings, You see . . . l. H b,,,,,....--v'1 ' K -P 1.4 1 -md Q eww , mg 3, 4? . WM V' TABLE OF CONTENTS PDRTABLE PLAYHOUQE. . . . . SENIOR PLAY ........ . . SENIDRS ...... . . BAND ........ .S . CURRICULUM. .... . . ADMINISTRATION .... . . PEP WEEKEND.. .. . . STUDENTS.. .. .. SONEE SAYS .... . . duct Carol Beck, P J ' amerv Rich S 42 IN ami A o I 0 Qlvumkew planet splwws d5!Lwdfspawswts. .. whapoubabwdmfw. . qppwsbwtofwathllugs. RNIH53, .M Sonee, we had a winning season. spring? H-um-.t va ..a won seven games. That is a winning season. But Steve, what is a batting average? many times as he had the chance to hit it. FIRST ROW: CL. to RJ Danny Colpi, Lanny Hellwig, Don Weaver Mgr., Rick Rios, Jim Franklin. SECOND ROW: Terry Forest, Dave Meyer, Ted Podgorny, Rick Weber, Alex Szarwinski, Roger Willeke, Gary Crass, Charles Braihland, Dave Cherry. THIRD ROW: Danny Jaco, Steve Schuermann, Lloyd Hill, Jack Grissom, Larry Kruse, Jim Russo, Norman Petelik, Les Buehler. Coach Don Creath finsetj. Not present for picture, Joel Hollocher. HOME TEAM PITCHER of RECORD Jennings Triad ..... 1 Willeke O'Fallon Jennings Franklin Elsberry Jennings Hollocher Waterloo Jennings Weber Jennings Fairview Willeke Jennings Waterloo Hollocher Jennings Elsberry Franklin Jennings Eureka .... Hollocher Fairview Jennings Franklin A winning seaxon, Steve? You mean summer, fall, winter, and No . . . no, Sonee. We played nine games. That is our season. We See that boy over there, Sonee. Heis Alex Szarwinski. He led the team with a top average of .480 and Skip Hill, standing beside him, batted .400, while the team as a whole batted .312 for the season. Now Sonee! Alexis average means he 'hit the ball almost half as Ahhh and the team roeketed the ball one-third as many times as they had the chance to shoot her of. Did any go into orbit? HHS AND RUNS Hmmm well why did some of the base- ball players in those dull red space suits trample my landing strip? Now wait, Sonee. They were Cross Country boys - not baseball players - running - not , t ling HM around the track bd not a land- Coach Burgoyne has strategy pow-wow before meet with Jr. var- .ramp l D sity team members Alan Curtis, Don Veidt, Randy Lashley, Larry mg Stnp' Neu, Bob Wilson, Fred Castle, Doug Maxwell, Bob Curtis, Jim Those boys run across this country from the cold ocean to the warm ocean? No . . . no, Sonee. They run two miles. I know . . . what is a mile. To explain in Yust, Roger Walkenhorst, and Floyd Bixler. your terms,the sun is ninety-three million miles away from here. Got ya, Steve. A-OK! The Jennings harriers, sparked by co-captains Dennis Deppe and Norm Camp- bell out ran Hazelwood, Country Day, Clayton, and Lutheran Central in dual meets. And for the First time, Jennings qualified for the state meet where we finished twelfth in a field of nineteen. Jennings traffic-stopping harriers, Dennis Deppe, Norm Campbell, Art Vollmer, Mike Stief- ' erman, Jim Dowdy, Larry Smith, Bob Fisher, and John Berger. CC Sf X D f ,ff I J, iran' , BX ff ' .W ,,,,, swmfiumiir ,,..s 7f' -- a , W l F5 ..-..a QQXif of , -i-V--..N ... A ,ff f 4- W W H -My X , r if fro I- h i ll -an . ij AT 4 4-iii V 7 1 .rf-:r 'S '11 3 L -....L.11 'r r Y ' J f' B i 'i.2fIlmv-tx e TH ..f- i4 MSCI, scLegSa: Campbell -NR?-,, .-L, -i' I I W , 55 N00 10 W ,Q Q-fs LTV? ,il ' -ll' - School, Jenninq Ili Mr. Maier discusses the next issue of the Growl with the Feature Section, fl. to nl Joan Henderson, Pat Blakemore, Carol Wetzel, Bill Rinehart and Carol Weusthoff. Excitement comes with the year's First issue of the new look news sheet. Editor Donna Arning Crightl, and,Carol Sanford of the Editorial Section get the final word from Dr. Jones. CStaff members not pictured: Bob Est and Linda Haynesj ...nl Sports is a man's job, but it takes Doug Ahlert, Bill Rinehart and Al Szarwinski to find out why the Hockey team lost? Big news! Juniors reach 33,000 in'-sales. Gary Veidt, Gay Eastman, Mike Hagan and Gail Walker interview Dona Flory and Kathy Reeves. 2 M. Vi,-1: gmt Fai like pitc all in sixt dar look your T ol loc thi 11 nina mms while Rl!!! .IN Hasten, oh hasten, oh hasten away. amen Push! Squash! Push! OUCH! Why is everyone hurrying just to sit in that huge heaven of seats again? Hey! I hear music. Ug! That trumpet call. Who was that? No one on that hump in the floor has a trumpet. Where in the universe - uh - I mean - uh - on earth did they come from? They werenJt there the first time I got pushed in here. A new chief is speaking this time. So you're john Maier. Glad to know you, john Maier. I can't look!,' Oh my heavens! That rude boy is laughing at his teacher. Oh-h-h-h-h! They,re all laughing. How rude! That poor, poor man. Singing and dancing and an art exhibit too, but the masterpieces are so wobbly! PLEASE! Be careful. Watch out, young fella, when you jump out hre exits. Besides, you all are quite solar-silly to sing while your home is burning like a meteor. ta,M 4 EVERYTHING GOES Oh! I forgot. He . . . He ean't even hear signals. What now! Those lunarties are playing baseball without a ball. Imagine no shriveled, shrunken planet-sphere. Singing in burning buildings, baseball without a ball, oscillating Indians, scary janitoros, and sad little umpires. What is this any-sphere? Listen! Listen! Another Openin, of Another. Oshhhh. They disintegrated. But I know I remember another openin, of another another SHOW. That's it. Itls a SHOW. Come to think of it. Maybe I'll just zoom along and follow these earth-people, show-people to fejerson Barracks and Bayless so I can see it again -this . . . this show. MR. JOHN E. MAIER Journalism, Vocal Music Colorado University, B.M.E Michigan University, Take my camels, I'll keep my girls. nn-lClN Ebbet's Field comes to St. Louis. Rock, rocking Redwingf' MEET ME IN Now wait just one minute. Must you wake me up tonight again? All those lights. Everyone is coming back to this heaven of seats. Uh-oh . . . I get it . , . it's another .. . what was it? . . . Oh yes, another SHOW. So this is why you fellas have been bothering me with your prancing around on this big hump every single night for the last five weeks. This is why you have strained your voice boxes, made paper walls, and walked around in those stretched dresses. Well here we go again. Everything goes again. Hey! Be careful! You'll hurt that ragfella by throwing him on the floor like that. Grandpa, you're perfectly right. Don't you move if you don't want to. You should be the head of this family. That Mr. Smith is a mean, mean, man doing his family that way. Why, he deserves those solar-silly daughters! Agnes, you should be ashamed. A little girl drink- ing cosmic cocktails. And, Tootie biting Mr. Dodge. You de- serve to be spanked and in front of all those people too. He did deserve it though. That bag of water does him justice. Hurray for Tootie!! Ahhh curtain time. Listen to that -- They're calling for us. Let's go take our bows. QT. LOUIS Director, Miss Eileen Cobb, and student director, Cheryl Bruce, display mixed emotions at the final dress rehearsal. I x X 'Yxx XA XX fi 3 . ij xA fd ft ' XXX ,, .-!i....9N , 5 tiki . ' W e . 'Ji' 4 EDD I. X W Nur .- ii I was drunk last night Dear Mother, I was drunk the night M, ,. V I I before. I- TSVN . Cast CL. To R.jg Conductor fPat Buderjg Mr. Duffy CGlen Jonesjg Mrs. Smith CMarilyn Andreasjg Tcotie fMike Devlinjg Mrs. Waughop CPat Castlejg Fred Greg- fjanice Drewjg Grandpa Cjim Meyerjg Ida Boothby CLin- ory CDennis Pfiefferjg Lucille Pentard fSharon Mitchelljg da Eakerjg John fRon Shownesjg Mr. Dodge CDale Phief- Lon CMike Stieffermanig Agnus CBev Newmanj 5 Ester ferj 5 Kattie Uoyce Volzj 5 THIS IS THE END! ll fCarol Wetzeljg Rose QSharon Mertzensjg Mr. Smith x CHARLOTTE RUTH KING Char,' Class Secretary 3,45 French Club 3,45 Prom Reporter 45 Pep Club 2,3545 Man Who Came to Dinner 25 Prom Queen 35 Woman From Dead Oaksn 35, Honor Roll 2,3. NOTHING CAN BE TRULY GREAT LARRY L. KENDRICK Class President 3,45 Boys' State 35 Prom Reporter 45 Band 1,25 Lettermen's Club 45 Student Council President 15 Prom Server 25 B-Team Basketball 1,255 Tennis 3,45 Jr. Varsity Track 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. BETTY JO DAWSON Bett's', Class Treasurer 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,45 French Club 35 Spanish Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 1,2,35 Prom Page 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Field Hockey 45 Varsity Volleyball 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. 14- VINCENT LENA Vince Class Vice President 45 Spanish Club 25 Prom Host 25 Lettermen's Club 253,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Jr. Varsity Track 15 Honor Roll 254. WHICH IS NOT RIGHT DOUGLAS AHLERT Bear Bowling Club 35 Growl 45 Prom Server 25 Boys' Intra- murals 253,-45 Honor Roll 152535 Spanish Club 2. K VIRGINIA BASILE Ginger F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 1,2535 Pep Club 152,35 Varsity Volleyball 25 Honor Roll 4. BARBARA JEAN ANACLERIO Barb,' ANNA LOUISE BASS Ann F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 2,3545 Mixed Chorus 35 Pep Club 25 Varsity Volleyball 45 Honor Roll 3. MARILYN KAE ANDREAS Bunny,' G.A.A. 253545 Jen-Echo 3545 Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Senior Play 45 Varsity Basket- ball 253,45 Varsity Field Hockey 253,45 Varsity Softball 3545 Varsity Volleyball 35 Honor Roll 4. ROBERT AUSTIN iCBOb5! Prom Server 2. WANDA LEE BAUMER Wando All County Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 153545 Pep Club 25 Prom Server 2. CAROL ANN BECK Honor Roll 15253545 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Jen-Echo 45 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1525 Student Council 1535 Basketball Maid 25 Prom Server 25 Varsity Vol- leyball 25354. ROBERT BLACKLEDGE Prom Server 2. CAROLE JEAN BURTHARDT Growl 2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,-45 Prom Server 2. csBObss NANCY SUE BERTAGNA Mixed Chorus 153. CLAIRE DOLORES BLUMENTHAL Sophomore Pilgrimage 25 G.A.A. 2,35 Jen- Echo 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Trio 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 25 Student Council Vice President 35 Basket- ball Maid 15 Prom Maid 35 Prom Server 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL BIONDO SCMike!7 Boys, Intramurals 2,35 Baseball 1 CHERYL RAE BRUCE Cheri F.T.A. 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Library 253,45 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 35 'KMan Who Came To Dinner 25 Senior Play 45 Ath- letic Manager 3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Field Hockey 3,45 Varsity Softball 45 Varsity Volleyball 45 Bowling Club 3,45 Honor Roll 1. FRANCES MARIE BIONDO Fran F.H.A. 2,3,45 Growl 15 Pep Club 12 Prom Server 2. Dimples DENNIS JOSEPH BURTHARDT Mixed Chorus 15 Prom Server 2. 16 CHARLES BRAIHLAND Charlie Band 1,25 Class President 25 Let- termen's Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 Spanish Club 25 Prom Server 25 B-Team Basketball 1,25 Boys' In- tramurals 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. GLORIA BYRNES F.H.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2. PATRICK E. BUDER Pat All County Band 1,25 All State Band 35 Band 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Radio Club 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Student Council 3,45 Prom Server 25 Senior Play 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. BRUCE CAMPBELL - Prom Server 25 Boys' Intramurals 3,4. ANN CARAVELLO Library Club 35 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 2,35 Prom Server 2. NORMAN A. CAMPBELL Legs Lettermen's Club 2,3545 B-Team Basket- ball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 35 Cross Country 2,3,4, Jr. Varsity Track 1, Var sity Track 2,3,45 Boys' Intramurals 4. KATHIE CASSTEVENS Honor Roll 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2. PATRICIA ANN CASTLE scPats: F.T.A. 2,3,45 Jen-Echo 45 G.A.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Senior Play 4. 17 All County Chorus 45 Band 15 I N iilgr in LQ ,X 'N 5 w U E A' , . 5' 1 4 s .5 l l 1' ' H 4 5 N. .sf ' it A, lll i hf' -1 K ' m y li If . ll 5 H! sv-3 1 5 f 134 'Q' llf l if , w l ', ill I ' l 5. N555 55' J ll i 5 lil lm! N ' J. ,fl fl JN KATHLEEN CRANDALL Kathy Mixed Chorus 2,35 Honor Roll 2,3,4. 1 l il A l PAUL ARNOLD CHANCELLOR Golf 2,45 Wrestling 1. PATRICIA ANN CRADER Pat F.H.A. 25 F.T.A. 35 Library Club 35 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 Prom Server 25 Woman From Dead Oaks 35 Honor Roll 3. OUR OPPORTUNITIES DENNIS E .DEPPE GKDen17 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Var sity Basketball 35 Boys' Intra- mural 2,45 Cross Country 2,3, 45 Jr.-Track Varsity 1,45 Var- sity Track 354. MICHAEL DEVLIN SIMike7! Spanish Club 25 Senior Play 4. JAMES C. DOWDY llJimiY Lettern1en's Club 2,3545 Boys' Intramurals 3,45 Cross Coun- try 2,3545 Jr. Varsity Track 25 Varsity Track 3,45 Wrestling 1, 2,3,4. V JANICE MARIE DREW KCJan33 Bowling Club 35 French Club 3,45 F.T.A. 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Prom Server 25 Senior Play 45 Varsity Bas- ketball 45 Varsity Field Hockey 3,4 5 Varsity Softball 45 Varsity Volleyball 45 Varsity Cheer- leader 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3. LINDA JEAN EAKER All County Band 45 Band l,2, 3,45 French Club 45 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Senior Play 45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,45 Varsity Softball 2,45 Varsity Volleyball 35 Honor Roll l,2,3,4. KAREN GAY EASTMAN C iGay7 3 .IACQUELINE LEE ESSENPREIS Bowling 35 G,A.A. 3,45 Growl Jackie 45 Spanish Club 45 Basketball G.A.A. 2,35 Jen-Echo 4 Mixed Maid 35 Prom Maid 35 Var- Chorus 45 Pep Club 2 Span sity Basketball 3,45 Varsity ish Club 25 Student Council 2 Field Hockey 3,45 Varsity Soft- 3,4 5 Varsity Field Hockey 2 ball 3,45 Varsity Volleyball 4. Varsity Volleyball 2 Honor R011 1,2,3,4. TO DO GOOD ARE OUR TALENT9 ROBERT EST Bob Bowling 35 French Club 35 Growl 45 Library Club 45 Prom Server 25 Boys' Intramurals 3, 45 Jr. Varsity Track 25 Wres- tling 2. RUTHANN FINKE Fink G.A.A. 25 Library Club 2,35 Pep Club 2. 19 JIM FRANKLIN Lettermen's Club 3,45 Prom Host 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Jr. Varsity Track 25 Varsity Track 35 Baseball 2,3,4. KIM GILLMAN Mixed Chorus 4. 5 I MARILYN GRAWE Dumby All County Chorus 2,45 G.A.A. 1,35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Trio 253,45 Pep Club 25 Honor Roll 2,3,4. DONALD L. HABEGGER Donn Lettermen's Club 35 Spanish Club 2,35 Athletic Manager 25 Boys' Intramurals 2,3,4. DAVID JOHN HART Radio Club 3,45 Women From Dead Oaks 35 Senior Play 45 Wrestling 1. STEVEN J. GYMER Steve JIM HALES Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Prom Server 2. JO ANN GULLEY IKJOYQ French Club 3,45 F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 1,25 Varsity Basketball 45 Varsity Field Hockey 45 Varsity Volleyball 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JACK GRISSOM Class Treasurer 25 Letter- men's Club 3,45 Prom Server 25 Varsity Basketball 2,35 B- Team Basketball 1,25 Jr. Var- sity Track 25 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Basketball Escort 2,3. JAMES HAUSCHILD HANK HEBERER HHOSSY! KCI-Ierbil N.F.L. 45 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Boys' Intramurals 2,3,4. IDEAS CONTROL THE WORLD LLOYD HILL Skip Lettermen's Club 3545 Student Council President 45 Basket- ball Escort 35 Prom Server 25 B-Team Basketball 1525 Var- sity Basketball 3,45 Jr. Varsity Track 1,25 Varsity Track 35 Baseball 253,45 Honor Roll 2. GEORGIA KARIBIAN F.H.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 152,35 Pep Club 1,25 Basketball Maid 35 Prom Maid 35 Prom Server 2. An October Saturday inspection of Mizzou campus turned up Tiger sophomore Ruthie Guvernator and former Jenning's faculty member Walter Tarde, now doing graduate work in mathematics. MARVLEN E ROSE HOFFMEISTER Honor Roll 25 F,H,A, GLEN JONES I G.A.A. 2,5345 Pep Club UJOUCS15, 25 Varsity Volleyball 4. Spanish Club 45 Women From Dead Oaks 35 Senior Play 4. FLORENCE HUGHES Flon F.H.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Student Council 15 Mixed Chorus 1. SUE KASDEN Sue Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Student Council Secretary 15 Basketball Maid 15 Prom Maid 35 Prom Server 25 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3545 Honor Roll 4. KAREN M. KEIL Pep Club 13 Prom Server 2. awiv' Rough housin' MARSHA LEE KOCH Marsh Class Secretary 23 G.A.A. 23 Mixed Chorus 2,33 Pep Club 1,2. in the Smith house. DORIS KOSMOS Mixed Chorus 1,4. MARY ANN KOENEMAN Mary French Club 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3, 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,23 Student Council Sec- retary 43 Prom Hostess 23 Var- sity Basketball 4 3 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Varsity Field Hockey 43 Varsity Volleyball 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KURT KEMPFER Honor Roll 13 Letter- men's Club 3,43 Span- ish Club 23 Prom Server 23 B-Team Bas- ketball 1,2 3 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Jr. Var- sity Track 1,23 Varsity Track 3,4. PHYLLIS KRAMER Phy1 Honor Roll 1,23 F.T.A, 2,3,43 Jen-Echo 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Pep Club 1,4. DAVID KUENZEL Koon Jen-Echo 43 Lettermen's Club 43 Prom Server 23 B-Team Bas- ketball l,23 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Jr. Varsity Track 1,23 Var- sity Track 3,4. BARBARA JOAN LANE Barb Honor Roll 1,35 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Library Club 35 Pep Club 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Prom Hostess 25 Varsity Field Hockey 25 Varsity Volleyball 2,3,4. ELMER LEFFLER ilsonnyff Prom Server 2. SALLEY ANN LEFFLER LSSa19! G.A.A. 15 Mixed Chorus 4. DON LINDSAY Spanish Club 25 Prom Server 2. MICHAEL C. LOGRASSO Mixed Chorus 4 5 Varsity Track 1,2,3,4. DIXIE LAWSON iKDix57 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 25 Basket- ball Maid 2. PHILIP M. LANKFORD Phil Band 1,2535 F.T.A. 3,45 Span- ish Club 1,25 Prom Server 25 Senior Play 45 Honor Roll 354. DALE RICHARD LILIENSIEK Man Who Came to Dinner' 25 Women From Dead Oaks' 35 Senior Play 4. SHIRLYN MATHIS Shirl Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 1 2,3 5 Prom Server 2. 1 J SHARON ANN MERTENS Shar,' French Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Women From Dead Oaks 35 Senior Play 45 Honor Roll 354. DONNA MARIE MILLER uDOns: Honor Roll 2,45 G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 45 Prom Server 2. JEANNE KAY Moses Pep Club 152. ALLEN MEYER HAP, All County Band 15 All State Band 25 Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Bowling Club 3,45 Treasurer 35 Lettermen's Club 45 N.F.L. 253,45 Spanish Club 25 Prom Server 25 Wizard of Oz 15 Tennis 253,45 Honor Roll l,2, 3,4. MIKE MORITZ Spanish Club 3. SHARON AMANDA MITCHE-LL Mitch Honor Roll 3,45 All County Chorus 2,45 French Club 45 G.A.A. 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2,3545 Spanish Club 25 Women From Dead Oaksn 3 5 Senior Play 3. DIANE NAUGHTON F.H.A. 45 Mixed Chorus 152,35 Girls' Trio 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3 Student Council 1. JIM MEYER HJ77 All County Band 152,45 Band l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Spanish Club 45 Prom Server 25 Senior Play 45 Boys, Intramurals 2,3, 45 Baseball 3. BEVERLY ANN NEWMAN Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Senior Club 4. DAVID O'BRIEN Dave Student Council 1 5 Prom Server 25 Jr. Varsity Track 15 Varsity Track 2,35 Wrestling 1. ROBERT ORR Library Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 N.F.L. 25 Prom Server 2. DALE A. PFEIFFER F.T.A. 253,45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Prom Server 25 Senior Play 4. PAT O'MALLEY BOB OLSEN Patsy Boys' Intramurals 2,3545 Jr. Varsity Softball 4. Varsity Track 1,2. JUDY JO PATRICK Homer R011 35 G.A.A. 2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Span- ish Club 25 Student Coun- cil 45 Senior Play 45 Var- sity Volleyball 4. DENNIS L. PFEIFFER F.T.A. 2,3545 Prom Server 29 Spanish Club 2,35 Senior Play 4. CAROL ANN OWENS F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 2,3545 Pep Club 1,25 Varsity Volleyball 2,3,4. JAMES E. PIKE - Kilim!! of RUTH MARIE POPP Ruthie Honor Roll 15253545 Jen-Echo 3,45 Pep Club 15 Spanish Club 25 Student Council 3,45 Prom Server 2. LINDA CAROL REVELLE CCLynn7! N.F.L. 25 Prom Server 2. LINDA KAY SCHROEDER Schra', Mixed Chorus 15 Prom Server 2. WILLIAM L. RANDMAN, JR. Gauch,' Honor Roll 15 Spanish Club 25 Athletic Manager 1. GARY RHODES MUCH LIES BEHIND LIS BILL RINEHART Little Bearl' Growl 4- 5 Library Club 35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Prom Server 25 Athletic Manager 35 Varsity Track 35 Wrestling 152, 3,4. NH RICHARD SHEPHERD Rich Jen-Echo 45 Prom Server 25 Boys' Intramurals 2. JAMES THOMAS RUSSO HJiIn93 Honor Roll 15 Lettermen's Club 45 Prom Server 25 Golf 4' Baseball 4. 5 PHILLIP B. SHEPPARD Shep,' Mixed Chorus 25 Prom Server 25 Cross Country 15 jr. Var- sity Track 1,2 5 Varsity Track 4. MUCH LIES BEFORE U9 CAROL JANETTE SANFORD Little Piggy Honor Roll 2,35 French Club 2,3,4g F.T.A. 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2, 3g Growl Staff 4g Pep Club lg Prom Server 23 Senior Play 4. KENNETH C. SINCLAIR Kenl' Honor Roll 33 All County Band 15 Band 1,2,33 Prom Server 25 Athletic Manager 2. RONALD LEO SHOWNES Hurk French Club 3g Prom Sewer 25 Library Club 33 Senior Play 4g Jr. Varsity Track 25 Varsity Track 45 Wrestling 1,3,4. . . . and a real good record lies back of Kathie. JERRY SHRUM Mixed Chorus 2 3 Prom Server 2. NANCY STANBROUGH Nanc Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Pep Club 1,2,3,4. 5 1 f SANDRA YVONNE SILVEY lisandyii Library Club 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Prom Server 2. KIHIMJ: . l PATRICIA STANN ilpattym French Club 3,4. KEN STEWART Jen-Echo 35 Lettermenis Club 3,45 Student Council Treasurer 2 5 Basketball Escort 25 Prom Server 25 B- Team Basketball 1,25 Var- sity Basketball 35 Jr. Varsity 1,25 Varsity Track 2,3545 Honor Roll 1,2,3. ALEX SZARWINSKI Zar Growl 45 Letterrnen's Club 45 Library Club 35 Prom Server 25 Varsity Track 35 Wrestling 2,3545 Baseball 2, 354. BOB STEVENS MICHAEL STIEFFERMAN Class Vice President 35 Stu- Mike dent Council 25 B-Team Bas- Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 ketball1,25Prom Squire 2. Lettermen's Club 3,45 Prom Server 25 Senior Play 45 Honor Roll 3. BARBARA ANN ROGER TUEPKER Honor Roll 35 Student Coun cil President 15 Boys' Intra murals 2,354-. THOMPSON ClBaI-bl, Growl 2 5 Prom Server xx xl , W ' y Q SANDRA MARYANN V fl f ' JIM TUEPKER VANDIVER 1 il T I Tiff Little one ,I is li Boys, Intramurals 2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 35 Prom Server 2. V :li X I 'J .'1 fi, 1 fa' ls ' 52' H . l Ml X 'li ' , ' , gill ZA ',iy jjffy My 3 . yy Fw , Wluw, 1 ill: t 'ffifiifff . f ella 4-'X N N 'X 1 A !l, 1b 'J .1 1 Q 2 1 W1 i,, 'iffi I l. A ll., g 3 ti:- 'x N ,ijllfl -. my i 5 -tif' J i 'X ' 5 l W 14' . A rftiezx -'-7 f 2 r A , ' , fisgx 5 E N S' 53 S l I U4 mx, A A GARY VEIDT Bowling Club 3,45 Crowli 45 Jen-Echo 45 N.F.L. 3,45 Span- ish Club 2545 Boys' Intramurals 253,45 Jr. Varsity Track 1. JOYCE LOUISE VOLZ Honor Roll 35 F.H.A. 35 G.A.A. 2535 Jen-Echo 3545 Pep Club 1,2535 Spanish Club 25 Senior Play 4. JIM WARNHOFF llJimi5 Boys' Intramurals 25354. JACK VIVRETT Honor Roll 35 Spanish Club 45 Boys' Intramurals 35 Jr. Var- sity Track 1 . DON WALKENHORST Pony B-Team Basketball 15 Boys' In- tramurals 1,253,45 Jr. Varsity Track 253. JOHN WEHRSPANN Mixed Chorus 45 Baseball 4. 29 ARTHUR C. VOLLMER Art Lettermenls Club 253545 B- Team Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3545 Cross Country 253,45 Jr. Varsity Track 1,25 Varsity Track 354. . title JANET WARREN utlann F.H.A. 45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Prom Server 2. STEVE WILSON Honor Roll 1,2,35 Bowling Club 35 Student Council 15 Boys, Intramurals 35 Jr. Var- sity Track 1. Not pictured: Gerald Bo- gert, Joe Celeste, Al Schier- meyer, and Robert Webb. CONNIE JUNE WHITAKER uGids as CAROL WETZEL Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Growl 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Prom Server 25 Senior Play 4. DONNA MARIE WHITEHEAD Library Club 35 Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Prom Server 2. 4. JACKIE WILLIAMS F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Man Who Came To Din- ner 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3. ROGER JAMES WILLEKE H0PPy Lettermen's Club 3,45 Prom Server 25 B-Team Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Base- ball 2,354-. PAUL F. WOLEY Letterrnen's Club 3,45 Prom Server 25 B-Team Basketball l, 25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Jr. Varsity Track 1,25 Varsity Track 354. TERRY BOWDEN KAREN ELIZABETH YOWELL Honor Roll 1,2,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Library Club 35 Mixed Chorus 3,4. CLASS MOTTO: I 963 LET US NOT LOOK BACK IN ANGER OR FORWARD IN FEAR. BUT AROUND IN AWARENESS' FLOWER! CARNATION COLORS! AQuA AND wnms O laf Aga! RZ M JAMES THURBER C Cafeteria friends Mrs. Phillips, Mrs Pleumer, Mrs. Gruner, Mrs. Lena, and Mrs. Horstman, prepare to serve lunch. Mrs. Wilson missing from picture. HARD WORK AND LONG HOURS Ernest Dancha, better known as Ernie, lowers basketball standard for the night's game. N1-N K x H There's that gray man again! . . . opps . . . now thatis a diferent one. Hey, watch it yipe d0n't you know better than pushing people around with that sticky thing?? Why where has he pushed me? I know, the place where Q everybody lines up . . . hmmm . . . think I'll take a look . . . X i 0000000 . . . it's all silver and rocket-shiny. Whafs this . . . that white lady just put it here. A fiat pufy circle . . . smells good white and fluffy I wonder mmmmmm so that's what earth food is wish we had it on Oche-Nef!!! Harold King and George Wilhelm put library back in order after teachers' meeting 'Ura ff- f .aw , , 1 Y Sw I .4 QS. 'MM -7 - , . ff, B, X A . A AM, , 7 j aw 59, ' 1 M:-550' - xwrl i K Y , . f ' 1 N F71 , t ' X ' 'L N, Wi 7 , fr- ,.-.4,,gg 'i,Q,. 5 , v A -It b fi L.. A ' ' c ....... .-.,.. S 9 V sf Y , ' , . 'H -.' g, ' Y -3.1 sth K W Mx y L- , ' A v-1 Q A . . L . 44, 1 1 I ' ' A A 1' L k ,, 1 - . - ' 5 ' f ' ff ' . U ' ' ,, 'Y-fp V .. R .sgf 5 wx ' K ',,.k A . 'V , V :gj-,- I -.:' it F 3 5 ' f A nf . . V 7 f I 115: S u . ga L3 fx ,E ' . K . , 1. V A .. 'M - szgf- . .. if -,Q , V. ,M Q .vwzyzsstw 1 1 Mow? Q- .gf ,. ,W E1gslfrg'5ii36Q?it5Q - M' fy 5 - W .gigwzi x.,if1fifw2gP?3'gffs -- K APVW 155 if IL 'iii o -o 5A LQ Q.:-Sf. ,1ws'22 -if . A X ,V g , g ,pg ,. . , ,V .LQ L, , -e . 1, n A . , iw 2, , , , ln. ,W ir JI 1 2 A 1-Jggi . . . solwsowwiug spvazsg Q 'R .gi 5. f-'ji' 'i L lf? T M M KW lv qw. A in ,- X, .121 3 E ff U' X -yw. .M-.A c iffy! - - 5 X Q99 A -cw 3 ,' C, gg Q ' . - 4 . . 'f 'Q - -fi 5 1 14 f 1 - K 5 . Y , QQ 4 Q Isxg, if ' g, 0 3 , 2 'A I? Q' Q 1,2 I BJ Aa s, Qk 1 I S f y if Q I X fx! '1 Qu W' 5 ,h x . K, K ' 7522: 'Q f- T' f flfgngsv V K X gf' Q STANDING: CL to R.j Dave Koetterheinrich, Jim Yust, ING: Brad Pendleton, Manager, Norm Petelik, Gary Crass, Bob Curtis, Steve Schuermann, Larry Neu, Coach Don Doug Overbeck, Dan Colpi, Bill Murphy, John Lena, Creath. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Cherry, Rick Rios, Mike Manager. Absent from picture: joel Wehrspann. Evans, Ted Podgorny, Dan Jaco, Terry Tebbe. KNEEL- WE'VE GOT THE BOYS ON OUR TEAM . . . THEY'RE GR-R-EAT! B-Team Cheerleaders: CL. to R.j Judy Flamrn, Carol Erting, Sherry L'Hote, Gayle Rupprccht, Linda Schiller, Captain, Renee Orf, Cheryl Morrison, Linda Shownes. 36 Rick Rios adds two more points against Brentwood in his drive to top B-Team scorers. P if T? :QQ w,,W qi af? Qff aff! k . -5 W A233 xi, ik my ,W d . IE P 'SL 1 if 9' - . i, X ' jifiwig' fm- A sf 1333 11' 89 members turn into various team members. ROW I: QL. to R.j Trudy Port- er, Karen Hornberg, Gay East- man fCaptainl, Janice Drew, Kathy Miller, Kathy Reeves. ROW 2: Marilyn Andreas, Sue Dandridge, Bev Low, Donna Goewert, Linda Eaker, Sharon Mathews, Jo Ann Gulley, Cheryl Bruce. ROW 3: Betty Bixler, Ju- dy Wapelhorst, Betty Dawson, Sue Kenney, Carol Komadina, Joan Henderson, Jean Monaco, Linda Schiller, Mary Koeneman, Judy Choresevic. G.A.A wg? my X All ni? Hey, put those sticks down, you might hurt someone. 39 Gosh, look at those girls hitting that little meteor around in that big crator! Spanish Club: ROW I: CL to R.J G. Ruff, S. Graves, G Taylor, D. Taylor, E. Gulley, Recording Secretary, L Gruver, Corresponding Secretary, M. Magenheim, Presi- dent, Miss Cecilia Sandoval, Sponsor, R. Binks, Treasurer 3 P. Crader, Vice-President, B. Maxey, T. Ellersieck, Viv- rett, Meyer, Cernicky. ROW 2: B. Willeke, D. Weaver, J. Stann, G. Jones, P. Ryan, M. Walters, B. Pyles, A. Haupt, J. Wehmeier, J. Rohne, S. Deitz, B. Higginbotham, M. Faust, B. Beins, R. Ludy, P. Conrad. ROW 3: D. Hunt- er, S. Heideman, K. Menke, K. Moore, L. Schiller, B. Bix- ler, B. Grimm, S. L'Hote, S. Mathews, K. Miller, L Straube, C. Rother, C. Biegner, M. Centunzi, K. Taylor J B. Ruggles, L. Reich, R. Prosser. ROW 4: G. Veidt, S. Kenney, L. Bell, J. Tryniecke, P. Staton, J. Tatum, S O'Donnell, P. Holmes, D. Moore, K. Kemp, S. Graves, G Eastman, M. Koeneman, D. Leuchav, J. Chores-evic, C Weusthofff, M. Stieferman. ROW 5: K. Reeves, C. Mor- risson, K. Evans, G. Walker, C. Roth, D. Flory, J. Lang, K Wehmeyer, D. Maxwell, G. Crass, D. Cordes, T. Podgorny R. Borgman, M. Quitzow, M. Ransdell. ROW 6: C. Koma dina, R. Magruder, B. Castle, R. Gwydir, Yust, C. Gas- ton, N. Morris, B. LePage, B. Curtis, G. Calame, E. Par ham, L. Hellwig, G. Cizek, Wagner, R. Mattingly. PARLES VDUS DR HABLE LISTED? French Club: ROW I: QL. to R.D G. DeWees, President, J. Gulley, K. Schuermann, S. Mertens. ROW 3: G. Puglisi, C. King, Vice-President, M. Krueger, Treasurer, D. Arn- M. Sides, P. Stann, N. Valentine, M. Stieferman, D. Jaco, ing, Secretary. ROW 2: B. Dawson, C. Sanford, M. Koene- D. Jones, J. Kolde, G. Jones, 'Minnis, L. Eaker, J. man, S. Hawkins, Mrs. Janice Polk, Sponsor, D. Doslak, Drew, C. Gould, S. Godwin, N. Emanuel, T. Larson. YbYMAKfRS TOWARD New Q0 ' Ox-1 5 ,es F Elf Fu tqmlla-3' O 44,0 0,4 HORIZONS ROW I: CL. to RQ Janet Horvath, Treasurerg Linda Haymes, Historian Reporter, Sue Dandridge, Secretary, Kathy Reeves, President, Carol Koma- dina, Parliamentarian, Dona Flory, Vice President. ROW 2: Diane Naughton, Sue Heidman, Judy Barone, Jean Lang, Brenda Seithel, Sharla Peters, Rosemary Prosser, Norma Brendes, Michele Rongesy, Carolyn Fairst, Ann Bass. ROW 3: Carol Owens, Virginia Basile, Donna Mood, Sue Kenney, Mary Grzeshowiak, Gail Walker, Carol Rothe, Sandy Rector, Shirley Pfannebecker, Cherlyll Morrison, Kathy Evans, Gloria Vivrett, Julie Webb, Sharon Harris, Barbara Lane, 'Marlene Hoffmeister, Janet Warren, Jackie Williams, Mrs. Hass. School on Saturday? and in a class- room on rubber s,beres?? How eome?? Hey, where are we headed??? Here already . . . short trip!! What!! More riders!! Well, okay, I guess I'll let you ride with us. But who are you?? Sonee!! I didnlt know you were going to Desoto with us. Hi Sue! Yes, I guess I'm going to Desoto with you, but why are we going and who are all these riders?? They dorft go to jenrzings!! No, these girls go to Fairview High School. All of us are F.H.A.,ers - except you, that is - and we're going to a regional meeting. We Jennings girls will lead the devotional. This is the very First time for any St. Louis chapters to conduct part of the meeting. Rehearsing the devotional showing the many keys to the treasures of heaven, are ffrom L. to R.j Sue Dandridge, Jean Lang, Jackie Williams, Carol Komadina, Donna Flory, Kathy Reeves, and Nancy Stanbrough. 41 , . -- Me, fr . .gy L, S VS 5 -- - if ,, , . 5.23, ' .M , 1, . fa 0 fi ,bm K wig!-.f f-..:,1f,5.5e 11274- -f-, L-. W Q.: gig? , his 5531.39 55: . Q MQ , -, V .Q --.:swfwwf1- 5 9331 QQ -ff a,,M, . , 5- gi .egg yu f 'HvfW1 we ' 5' ' p L 21.11, z Y, H,-K'f5,,sg514, kgsfggsggji 513 Q Mig.. K .. ,V 1 4 3. , ' t - A . K - Yjuii , K . 1i22g:'fw+12i:EZi2sK , . 1 ,. f .-.Q fi . ,fl .,.v.,m..uwf --1 ,Um ..,A .f..,.v ' vififff-gf' ?f ' 5' 5 ai: -. mg? 1i'J'SiD'A uk ,-assi ,ix 5 1. . W. , ,, , ff. f- ,H w1ff:z1g1m-vg Zhi w figs . ,ff -gr 12 , 1 Q ,, 55197 :ji M ES , F Za . . -HE, 5 4 5 4, '- 'S' . 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W 5 wifi 2 '. ef MF' 1 ? if 'fii f In s , f F' , f E. W .A fi ' n f 'W X f ffT1ff -X 1 ',- I Q 2 5 wi .f g. A Q ua 4 9' af' af E , 3 , . if W -WE 214 awk 5 Q . si gg R I 'S ,ZR 1 p ,. P K ,fx X . x ' f 1 xg ' : Q gf X E if .17 ', Q i If ,z . 7 ' if 'TW ' l Z k ' f I : ! '- F W' , , , ,. ,,..w ! . ' Qin: Teachers take time out for the twist . . . with the whole Christmas vacation ahead to recuperate. Sometimes I despise these sock hops. TINQE L. TWIST. AND TOYS Everyone helps with the G.A.A. Christmas drive. Selected principals of High Button Shoes get the good news. M IEW fi PROPERTIES. PLAYS. My very own personal stage. A Sonee-Stage. Finally found something on this over-grown planet that fits me! Make-up - Costume - Loud-o-phones - Suns - Curtains! Announcing - uh, fanfare, please N- Sonee of the Astroid Actors, the Stariest Star of the Solar Stage - applause, please. Thank you! Thank you! I should like to take you back to early Oche-Nejite times, and to a great extinct people. Friends, Rocketeers, Earthpeople, turn up your ear- phones. I come not to bury the Chief, but to say a few nice things about himf' Oh, you're such kind listeners. You know great acting too, don't you? Encore??? Why of course. . .! MRS. FAY MARIE CHALL Dramatics Harris Teachers College, A.B. Junior High earthlmgs get first taste of actmg. This is going to be a show for little earthings called Puss and Boots. 46 PROSE. POETRY, AND PRONOUNQ MISS AILEEN COBB English Missouri University, B.S., M.A. Chaucer? Twain? Keats? Longfellow? Never heard of them. You earth readers haven't read anything yet. Oche-Nef stories are so spacy and far-out. Epics of interplanetary wars. Essays on How to Make Your Rockets Worki' and lyrics for making love to your robot. Yes . . . yes . . . that is certainly right. I shall compose for you right this instant. Sidney and Shaw, Scott and Shakespeare, Mister Sonee is tops I fear. My poems are best to read and hear, And though I come from far - not near, Studying me will make you cheer. ,XZ MR. EDWARD J. J BURGQYNE English Central Missouri State Col- lege, B.S., M.S. KN OP English St. Louis University, B.A. Lynn Straube and Kathy Miller take a 20-minute break from Eng- lish to visit the library-on-wheels. Mr. Knop presents an in-class production of Thornton Wilderis Our Town. FAR AWAY PLACES . . . MISS CECILTA SANDOVAL Spanish Washington University, B.A. Down Mexico way. What was that? Please repeat that, Miss Sandoval. Buenos tardes elasefn Hmmm ... Bue ... Buenos t tar tardes to you too. Hey, what did I say? Ahhh. Pssst . . . Sue. Whyls everyone speaking so oddly? Why Sonee -- We're not- speaking oddly. This is Spanish. It is spoken by the people of Mexico, Spain and South America. Now Sue. You ean't fool me. There just isn't any planet Spain, Mexico and South America. Sonee, come down to earth. And stay here. I meant foreign countries, not foreign planets. Oh, I getchag different country - different language. But for starry sakes how can you understand one another? We do have our troubles. That's one reason for studying foreign lan- guages. But elmon - French is different again. 'These Frenchman - I donit know about them. Look at that Imagine - doodlin' on homework! Hey, can you hear those lines when you speak the words? MRS. MARCELLA HARRISON Spanish Oklahoma State University, B.A. 4-8 No games on Oche-Nej! Just verbs, verbs, verbs! fs.. Parents of Jennings art students view the work of their junior artists on Parent Night. THE MISSION OF ART va QM Pat Blakemore works on his paper mosaic, a project done by the Art II class. X f ! 'l ' as ? 14 I Q if I sf 5 Xi! X N' I i I ,..4t?Q, X XX ', f' W Q ibltll SX 0 o A . X L 6 ' X-. 5 8 PEOPLE - PAST. PRESENT. FUTURE MR. HARRY H. ARKEBAUER World History, American History University of Illinois, B.A., M.S. MR. RAYMOND.N. SOBIN Psychology, Economics, American Problems Washington University, B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Ed. MR. WARREN A. BOECKLEN American History, Annual, Photography Washington University, B.A., M.A. MR. H. G. WILLMS English, World History University of Illinios, B.S. Univer- sity of Missouri, M.A. in Ed. W 3 , twuvii The American people divided formed basis for Civil War bulletin boards in United States history. Teaching about the conflict between democracy and communism in today's world helped shape thinking of tomorrow's thinkers-and-doers. Whatis this? Everyone has his coat on. Where are they going in the middle of the day?? Hey fellas, where are we goin'? Oh, I heard you Mr. Sobin. We're going to see a Chevrojet? What a building and so much noise! Shootin' stars! That swinging metal almost hit me. How can this metal keep moving by itself? I must hop in and investigate this phenomena. Hey, I'm in motion without locomotion. Help! Help! What if that man tries to wax me, or that man tries to paint me! I certainly donit need a fender, and my air brakes work perfectly well. Help! Help! Where's Steve, he must be here!! Sonee, where are you now? I can hear you yelling. Here Steve . . . on this magic carpet. Sonee, Sonee that is not a margic carpet. We call it a conveyor belt. Oh. I7 Q , x f ' fx ,f 5 X K f G A B f , -ff it sg we . 0 UQ X -.7 Q X l if ix X Hx f , l ' I J!! ,Q X, gs fda A . S :SHT .gm 6611. Mfg hm Maps those Hatteneclput globes gave additional emphasis to present Q-..1i.g.f?, fr?-1' of day geography in Social Living classes. - --- . PLACES - HERE AND THERE MRS. MARY ANDERSON Social Living University of Wisconsin, B.S. MR. ARTHUR J. KOVELL Social Living, Health Ohio University, B.S. Kent State University, M.A. yigl 41. tsy 'W MISS MINERVA CAMPBELL Social Living, Reading Tarkio College, A.B. Washing- ton University, M.A. MR. BYRON G. PETERSON Social Living, Journalism Jamestown College, B.S. Wee - round and round she goes, where she stops .nobody .knows. .Whatever .this .colorful contraption sphere is, it sure is dizzy Gives you that sitting on top of the world feeling. What's this, I am? Why he called it a globe. Hhmm - Flat globes too??? Hey, what's this. Theylre turning of the, lights. Hey! I can't see. Look! There are people walking, talking, sitting, standing on that star- ry sheet. Where in space did they come from? I see them, theylre on that light beam. Think I'll take a ride. Ouch! Must be some kind of sun inside that box. MR. JOHN ZEMUNSKI Social Living, Geography Drake University, B.S., M.S. MR. JAMES E. NEWSOM Chemistry, Biology, Advanced Biology Southeast Missouri State, B.S. ' .gwm.w w ,t sf . ,, . . SW ,,. WM me .sig M it .tmwLgam.fMf:ff,,sazQ-f,Jei4+-wig.gayQsfifwfgff-f1mf.wa1f.1.:' ,, ,sn West. .Wit-W ,.w,,. .W is 5 V. . A.. ,- , . ,. . g.. ,f ,.. ,, 515.3- 12,,t...e.:s...,,,,,,.s.1,,.,LZ ., , f..-vz.t...-QW, 1. ,7545955.l21k2t3,.x3-Frigvs , ,T -Ziff xii? 34,1351QL'o2f2'fL:Y5'i7Il1Qz' -- ' ' :'7Q-wif.,-V, 5 'QQ-2- '55 5 'kai?24'ig5'gfi5E':, ,, 1 V' V, ,--',1j.:l,1' 'Keg Hzis- '-'- -5 , , tgmgsae1f,5Qs-.fiefggniwfjg. ' K Q- k 5 is s5wiiw5?iw.a1',:-rL:-fr'39 ' - ,- - af ' ts M . .E ,A 1' f -- ' - .V K S 1 M 1 ' ' A I yy I ,ff Qsvgvw. - ,ff in 'f ,, sw'1fzf.L.mlftrs.'f1' .as MR. JAMES E. LANDEWE Biology, Science Southeast Missouri State, B.S. Ed. in New course uses new equipment to study new kind of biology. Advanced biology students learn to use geiger counter in studying radiation biology. ATOM9 AND ANATOMY Let's see . . . 'Cautionz Hydrogen mixed with air is dangerously explosive'! Hmp I thought for sure you earth people had abandoned that scalpel and scissors routine. Who you gonna operate on? Eeck! What is that ??? A land creature or a water creature? Has pretty eyes - nice and glossy. But his legs two short and two long. Bet he wobbles funny! Wait! Stop! He's already dead. The op- eration eanjt help him now. We're we're too late. Poor critter is past all help from us. Ick! Now I said stop! What are you do- ing to the clead pic!-cin', and pokinl, and peckinf Have a pity! Have a pity! That incision it's I-shaped. How come? Hey, let me see. I wanna see. Hmmm . . . what do we have here? What! Plastic dissectable earth people! MRS. PEGGY DOTY Science Monmouth College, A.B Science Blue-print silhouettes: Expose 15 secondsg one-thousand-one, one-thousand-two, one-thousand-three MR. RICHARD CROOKS Northeast Missouri State, B S They even carry on this math business out of class. They call it extra credit. Now they're writing their numbers on the wall with white pencils!! Does that help??? CIRCLEQ. TRIANGLES Students sure are shorter in this second structure. So much ado about numbers. Add them, subtract them, multiply and divide them. Sometimes they even decorate their numbers with points and add s's and els with lines through them. Leaving the seventh and eighth grade math Classes, Mr. Sonee strolled down the hall to the ninth grade. Letters in math class?? These students have their letters all mixed up with their numbers. x:6,'x:cjx16c,'x:yg xrabc. What does x equal any sphere?? Why do they keep changing UNIVACSPP Could it be that they know what they are doing??? Mathematics sity of Mich., M.A. KENNETH W. KELLER Mathematics Kirksville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. 54- MISS STELLA GAEBLER University of Mo., B.S.g Univer- MR. GLEN N. O'CONNELL Mathematics M.A. Southeast Mo. State College B.S.5 George Peabody College SQUAREQ Circles, Triangles, Squares, Rectangles, Hexa- gons, Pentagons, Octagons. All kinds of Gans, So this is geometry!! But all these lines and points must mean something. Algebra?? Trigonometry?? These mathematicians look diferent - all blank and frowning. It must be fun drawing those Hey! They eaptured a planet!!! black lines on top of those blue intersecting lines. This is supposed to be elementary to rocketry?? Why don't they just buzz around and leave all that metal at home - like I dof? MRS LOUISE SCHAAF He's of his orbit - making faces at those ' 4' I Mathematics 5hape5'l!'l . Northwest dMo. State, B.S.5 g f ki 'Hifi Washington U., M.A. y eeri R , M , MRS. KATHRYN PALAN v a, I Z' L 4 Y Mathematics .iifiil L be Y ll B.A. I ii Vassar Co ege, . ' MR. C. E. ROBERTSON Mathematics, Physics Warrensburg fMo.j College, B.S. 55 MRS. ELOSIE W. DIXON Typing, Office Precedures, Bookkeeping Southeast Missouri State, B.S. Conquering the use of the dictaphone is all part of learning to become a secretary. TODAY'9 MISS MARY SHULTZ Shorthand, Typing, Secretarial Practice University of Missouri, B.S., MRS. PATRICIA JEAN Central Missouri State, M.E. BYARS Typing, World History University of Texas, B.B.A. Music helps students to type with speed The adding machine helps Bookkeeping students to balance their books and rhythm. correctly. STUDENTS . . . MR. LEE BANIA Cooperative- Occupational Education University of Missouri, B.S. l I 9 Dog groomers, dental assistants, and salesmen are just a few of the jobs EMPLOYEES - - f,fM:t.f'1. 4 Parallel parking is part of the training of the 102 students of Driver's Education class. 57 Wait!! Stop!! You can't leave school yet. It's only 1:30. Oh . . . so you won,t heed me. Huh?? Well, looks like Mr. Sonee, ace of Scotland Yard, will have to do some skipper sleuthing. Have to see what they're doing . . . sneaking out of school. Found one. Hey you . . . you hiding under that automobile. You can't hide from me. I got my man again. So now back to class with you. But uh . . . may- be you better clean up first. Girls too?? Cutting classes to cut some lady's hair and to chit and chat with all those gabby women. That lady over there didn't have sunbeam hair just a few minutes ago. Steve!! Oh no . . . not you . . . you aren't one of my suspects, sneaking out of school just to earn money!! Sonee, you're on the wrong case. I am supposed to leave now. My job is a part of C.O.E. C.O.E.??? Yes, Cooperative Occupation Educa- tion. The education is on-the-job ex- perience. After you go this far in decorating a room, what comes next? ?? EARTH BOUND What are these Home Economics girls trying to do to me???? J fm gl ARILYNW MRS. LOUISE BRIGHT ag Home omgixss Home Economics 0 1 Gxailfliersig M55 Columbia University Teachers L Opzvf J-Lc4G1:fllege5 Missouri University, jffflifz 6L'Lv.B L' ze.. U Venus! This must be the earth branch of Venus. Where are the boys?P? No desks in the room so the girls stand on the tables. Girls wouldn't do that on Oche-Nef. My! My! That girl in the red dress - she's .squirting cirrus clouds onto the other girls skirts. What's all this buzzing? Sounds like Grand Central Interplanetary Station. That's an active little machine. A shiny beam jumps up and down. Ouch! It needled me!! Pm captured on this fuzzy cloth! I'm falling of the machine! Help!! Oh Sue - you're a Sonee-saver. Do you run one of these machines? Sure Mr. Sonee, this is a sewing machine. But that jumping beam -M it's vicious! Oh Sonee - your're not supposed to stick your hand so close to it. What is this place any sphere?P Sonee, this is Home Economics and this is all part of learning to run a home. Okay - but where are the boys?? Don't earth boys live in homes too????? learn to cook!! apples - Mmmm - what a tasty way to VENUS AND VU LCAN VERN D. SHADDY Industrial Arts Southwest Mo. State College, B.S. 4 .5 N ,rw ai .xx L ROBERT D. MCCONNEALL Industrial Arts St. John's College, A.A.g Kansas State College of Pittsburg, B.S. Jim Tuepker and Jim Warnhoff get ready to make like Vulcan. Beginning of a screwdriver - a la John Boehlein. it A touch of the tangible as Junior High shop students get proj- ects ready for final finish under the direction of Mr. Shaddy. l At last live found the boys in this robot-room. Shooting stars spurting from that ray gun? Slam . . . Bang . . . Pow!!! Why are you pounding on that fiery sheet? So this is where the Atlas and Saturn are born! Looks like you fellas need some expert advice. Ole Sonee, the rocket maker, has come down to earth. lim a little rusty though, since we Oclze Ne- jites gave up that old fashioned rocket rig-a-ma-rol when we converted to self propulsion. Okay toss me those sun glasses and asbestos hands. 59 Dmlllli-mul ang:-ML? Ga-a-a-laxies!!! No desks - high ceil- ings - plenty of space H must be a light chamber. Proplusion prepares. Buzz!! Zoom!! Earthly atmosphere hasn't injured my jets at all. All sys- tems go for stunting. Ahh, a swisher - straight through that orange ring. O-o-o-o, over the beam and through the net to outer space I go. The beam and the ray guide my way through the atmosphere belo-o-ow. Q fumping jupiter! They're not really drowning!! Hey, you down there in those chopped of white slacks. Thank you for lining a landing way for me. What's your leader saying?? I. . . 2 . . . 3 . . . 4... I ...2...3...4... I ...2 3 4 I 2 3 Now isn't that nice, he keeping time with my little song. But good galazies, I wish upon a star my singing wouldn't cause all that bending and twisting and run- ning and stretching and pulling and bob- bing. MRS. LOUISE KEENOY And a Grand right and left! l 60 Physical Education Health Northeast Missouri State College, B.S. MR. FRANK W. FREY Physical Educationg Health Indiana University B.S. Washing- ton University, M.E. SWINGING STARS MISS CATHERINE PURDOM Physical Education Harris Teachers College A.B. Washington University, M.S. MR. ROBERT E. GRACE Physical Education Health Central Mo. State College, B.S. Z if i. TIC Q f MR. DON L. CREATH Physical Education Drivers Education Northwest Missouri State Col- lege, B.S. More space in this flight chamber. More obstacles too - bars in mid- atmosphere and that woven metal. Here I go. Another swisher. Now one for the other team, and back again ug Ohh Pow!!! Where did that come from. Ohh, I am earth sick. My reputation itls ruined. Ole Sonee hnally has an in-space collision and with a sliding wall yet!!! Is anyone getting dizzy??? Oh! Ug! No one will ever believe I got this Glower', by jetting into a wall. just like an ameoba. Now we have two flight rooms. Girls standing on their heads on one side and boys standing on their heads on the other side. Must be some kind of pre-flight endurance test. .ly . ff . ,cf 61 Ready Aim Fire!! MRS. SARA KREBS Library Park College, A.B. George Pea- body College, M.A. Library Club: SEATED: QL. to RJ Bob Est, Betty Hen- son, Ron Showness, Mike Log- rasso, Bruce Campbell, Jane Pendleton. S T A ND IN G: Kathy Schuerman, Mrs. Ed Ruwe. Not pictured: Vic Speck, Susan Rogenhofer, Cheri Bruce. Ugh! . . . It won't budge. Must be a secret council room. The doors are always closed, and the portholes are so high up. Hey that's not nice! Pushing that door in my face. Really! You guys will break my antenna. Why don't you look when you come stomping out of there? Oh, so you think it's funny - well, I a'on't, and neither does that lady behind you. She isnit laughing at all. But at least you boys opened the door for me. Hmmmm more books here than in any other class. Must be some kind of book class. Or maybe it's a book store with easy terms - pennies per pay- ment. Wonder what the interest rate on books is? 5, . MISS DEBORAH SHEAHAN Library Washington University, A.B., B.S. MR. WALLACE MILLER Reading Southwest Missouri State C o l l e g e, B.A. Northeast Missouri State College, M.A. 62 Opps, I missed a word, I blinked! S0 MANY, MANY CDNFERENCEQ Wake up! It's not early! Step up into our large economy sized car. Pssst Steve. Destination please? Mizzou, Sonee. The University of Missouri. Next September some of us will want to further our edu- cation, and this university offers many courses of study with many facilities. University? Further education? Courses of study? Facilities? Okay, Sonee. I don't know much more than you do. We came to take a look around so lets take a look. Shall we join the engineers, teachers, doctors, lawyers, writers, or liberal arters? Up to you, Steve. Youire the leader. But remember the columns at I2:30? Gosh. So many buildings with so many class rooms and so many people. Looks just a little bit bigger than lennings. Fancy-named teachers too -- Professors? But I'm tired. What about the columns at I2:30? Here we are, Sonee. See anyone you know? Ahhh . . . fennings comes to Mizzou. Using mice to demonstrate, Mr. Landewe conducts a 15 minute biology class on heredity at the first all school Parent Night. The columns at 12:30. MR. FRED CASTLE Guidance Illinois State Normal University B.S., Ms. MR. FRANK B. LIVINGSTON Guidance Missouri University, Northeast Missouri College, M.A. The Air Force recruiter points out a possible home base in West Germany. B.S. State EUGENE B. MCKINNEY Missouri University, B.S., MRS. MARY GRAUE Senior High Secretary DR. SHUELL JONES Senior High Principal William Penn College, B.A. State University of Iowa, M.A., University of North Dakota, Ed. D. J MRS. ALICE KELLINGER Junior High Secretary Junior High Principal MRS. DONNA PEHR Senior High Secretary Dr. Jones holds private conference with . . . Student Council mem- ber, class oHicer, committee chairman, or simply a student with a problem. THE CHIEF9 . . . Three sets of chiefs - each with separate responsibilities. Citizen-Chiefs rank as policy-makers. At once-a-month meetings these elected officials set the chip-in rates, budget the collect- tions, regulate school activities, decide when to ring that first Sep- tember bell and final spring bell, and resolve the many questions and problems that arise in a school district of over three-thousand students.. The Superintendent-Chief and the Assistant-Superintendent- Chief not only carry out the decisions of the Citizen-Chiefs, but also act as advisors in planning -for the future. Their Castle-on- Cozens serves as the hiring office and supply Center. The Principal-Chiefs lead the senior high and the junior high. Mr. McKinney works with the junior citizensg Dr. jones with the senior. And are they busy chiefs hosts at state dinners in the lunch room, conductors of cabinet meetings with the Teacher- Chiefs and private conference with student and parent-citizens, rooters at the indoor and outdoor Olympic meets, and head disci- plinarians. Hmmm . . . three sets of chiefs - and so many separate responsi- bilities. Looks like there's one overall goal, though. Thatis right, just one goal, - to improve the education of the citizens - You. A. E. WEHMEIER Superintendent of Schools McKendree College, B.A., Uni versity of Illinois, M.A. ELMER BELSHA Assistant Superintendent of Schools Washington University, B.A. M.A. 4 Citizen Chiefs: CL. to RJ Mr. A. A. 'Meyer, President, Mr. Robert Feld, Secretary, Mr. Thomas R. Fischer, Director W. C. Braihland, Treasurer, Mr. N. J. Ochs, Director, Mr. My, George Weaver, Vice-President. 65 PAPERS. PENCIL9. AND PATCHES How come you girls are lining up in this machine candy and soda pop shoppe? And dressed in those starchy short uniforms? Letter lessons? Eye patches? Can't you eartlz people see with both eyes at the same time? Oh good galaxies, your left eye sure isn't very smart. It doesn't know all those little letters! - And look at that. The T anal the ED are so big must be pretty important. Both your eyes better know those! QL. to R.l Mrs. Doris Quick, Miss Frances Decher, Mrs. Ruth Smith of the Central Oflice staff. f Central Administration personnel includes CL. to RJ Mrs. Lucille Conners, Mrs. Thelma Powell, Mrs. Evelyn Hellwig. Something new? . . . Miss Ellen CoFfey's letter machine. 66 1 . 1 ,Cl 3. 'gif c 1 l u N- lo. 'S aw Sink or s 5? wimf' if K M if if ' jg! , ywab. 1- Larry ur tries for two needed points .35 'W Ei Age. ,V -f , V , AQ' iz 5 S 3 Ice Palace 1963 honors King and Queen Jack Grissom and Sue Kasden. As the royal couple dance, the Ice Palace slowly melts into a dream. Bii' S gh--j g R 1 x.xX'N m Q ' 1 F N I U I V, I V-r X N! Y rl' If I ie- 1 cl X' 1? ll ji f I T. X 8 sl id ll K PALACE '63 Freshmen maids and escorts: CL. to RJ Norm Petelik, Renee Orf, Gayle Rupprecht, Dave Koetterheinrich. Junior maids and escorts: KL. to RJ Rick Weber, Kathy Reeves, Elaine Syrett, Larry Kruse. Sophomore maids and escorts: CL. to RJ Terry Forrest, Cheryl Morrison, Linda Schiller, Dan Jaco. Senior maids and escorts: QL. to RJ Kurt Kempfer 5359 Georgia Karibian, Ginger Basile, Paul Woley. . . . all for Jennings stand up and holler. XNYRXI lqwxbg WQBW Thifd-smng Cheerleaders: STANDING: QL. to Rs Craig Sergel checks Bev Smith's mum. Shelly, Hilda., Lola, Gertle. KNEELING: Lulubelle Annie, Sadie. Too long. Foe been here too long. My color receptor has gone mad . . . makes me see red. Red skirts, white blouses, white skirts, red blouses. Every time I look at a red and white girl I see whit spot spheres with little rep spot spheres in the center. So these are called flowers? Those ole yellers aren't very pretty, just pretty clumsy! But so are those girl basketball players with the big feet. Five-hundred witnesses saw Coach Creath shoot Referee Polk! Look at those people in the stands yelling and hollering! Bet those basketball players are doing something wrong to cause such a commotion. And they call this Pep Weekend?! 5. 13,9 f ,ai A- vm- ' ,-mv' A .Nav-lj,a.hV'f ,W Q .. f '?- ff ms: iw,,,,.:i,fiQ.w v ev W an fa .f ff gm v , ff K if P , A igiwfig, fix, 5 if . ' ,175 l f R i .1 I3 A 1 , grim - 2 we- 519. diy, T15 3? 'W wi Q, Wm rw . , . f o as K I-.S 5,3 N vlwszmwsmiw Q ' s L,.5,,,QmVQy ,,uWZW, W7 ' 'ff , 5 ,.WA., rj r A JD' , 7 A v. , V 4 . I ' . ,Q-if 1 ,- 5 ff? 5 5 . . uf' f Ya V, x K W M ' w 5., ,- Y 'mf ff - .. A x: m 4 f f - f X' k k'??5fj5il5Qr gi Qi V V- fz: Q f 1.24-. . up we i m r,z1 1 M 1 kQw.Wi f 'siqgi fy: mg In ,Q ,,.. l m-ff-vig :ww 1 M1 wi- . -, ' kS1HZkfx15L ,Q 'WYEYQKZQK S ' ,W 63: K W If Tam signals soundsaudf As. ROW ONE: QL. to R.J C. Braihland, D. Deppe, N. Camp- Berger, R. Ludy, R. Curtis, T. Bowden, J. Hollocher. bell, J. Dowdy, A. Szarwinski, R. Graczyk, T. Trittler, R. ROW FOUR: H. Heberer, B. Castle, D. Jones, C. Gaston, Lashley. ROW TWO: K. Stewart, R. Fisher, J. Wehrspann, F. Bonuso, D. Hempel, D. Ahlert, J. Russo. ROW FIVE: M. Stieferman, P. Sheppard, T. Henry, L. Buehler, M. Coach J. Burgoyne, D. Habegger, D. Rogles, L. Fowler, T. Massie. ROW THREE: B. Olsen, G. Veidt, D. Secrist, I. Nax, R. Wild, D. Walkenhorst. INTRAMLIRALQ Norm Campbell outstretches Phil Sheppard in the battle for the ball. Henry Heberer lays the ball on the hackboard for two points. Action during the title game in which Ken Stewart's team outpoint- ed Doug Ahlert and his crew for the intramural championship. ,J an X L 3' Qgwim X if 4 V .. 4 ,, ..,, ' fiiglfsi-',4t 4 --k Rn 'Q Qw:bgPB!2!',Qf32'.4f , ,W ' islgiwiiqsixi 5 Ii rw - 1 Zig: 1 ,-4: L , 5 A f 2 fame, 3 'V A 335, e Q E I . s U S M , A 1 5 3 . ,f - Z : 3 Z 11 Y-H+ 5 K is A J Q. , we A , ,' L X, 1 'X , '1 'W' I A A f!4f i if-Q ix 9 ,Q f JI , X K X 3 I ,l k ,it d In A 4 6 1 if ' wifx 'X .. 5 ' 4 ' F Q . 130- V M 3 ex ,X 7? :.- f f f , fmlw ' V V b y - 'V MISS CECIL PUCKETT Debate, English, Reading, Speech Southeast Missouri State College B.S. Washington University, M.A. MR DICK LEARY Social Living Speech Washington University BS A GOOD SPEECH I9 A GOOD THING Talk . . . a . . . ta .. . whenever I come in here someone is always talking orarguing or pounding with a unny hammer. Not just conversation talk but real listen-to-me-I-have-some- thing-to-say-to-you talk. But fella why can't you talk without standing behind that that slanted box. And must you worry so much about the time - the minutes -- the seconds? No! No! not again!! Each time she pushes that little button A typical day in speech class he re-says the very same words he said just a few minutes ago But . . . but he doesn't open his mouth not at all. Now how can he do that? How come you talkers get to look at magazines and every- one else has to study books? John Kolde concludes a speech be- fore the House of Representatives at the first Student Congress held at Jennings. My stars! .. . Ugh . .. those earth people cooking over an open fire .. . like cavemen! Now what did they call it? A a uh a beam- Q KICK! be-que no, no, a a bar-be-que that's it, a bar- be-que! Ummmm tasted good enough. But .. . but .. . if they're going to be teachers, why do they practice cooking? Heavens, wouldn't the folks back on Oche-Nej wonder about this. I know . . . the radio room! Hmmm . . . letjs see here, . . . hmm this equipment is surely diferent from ours. Letjs see, energy transmitter Hello? Sonee calling home base Oche-Nef Come in, Ocho-Nef ... feferson City? ... no, no . . . Fm calling . . . Columbia? no,I I Peoria? no, you see . . . Chicago? . . . never heard Of if if if a Cmbondalgp Radio Club Members: Row 1: QL. to 11.7 Carl Niehaus, Rick Gwyder, John no: no - ' - fhif if Son-ee: and Fm Call' Berger, David Hart. ROW 2: Mr. Chester Robertson, Pat Buder, Brian Brown, ing the planet Oolle-N61 . . . 110, TLO, Fred Castle, Secy.-Treasurer, John Hatina, Vice-President, Terry Schieler, .. . I Oh, well, they'd never have be- President- lieved me about that pre-historic din- ner anysphere! Future Teachers of America stand by to dig into savory pork steaks at annual bar-be-que. FRONT QL. to RJ: Rev. and Mrs. Newman, chaperones, Pat Castle, Phyllis Kramer, Bev Newman, JoAnn Gulley, Sherry Morrison, Phyllis Staton, Sharon Mertens, Bev Smith, Janet Wehmeier, Diane Rohne, Ginny Jones, Marsha Coleman, Karen Yowell, Phil Lankford, Dennis Pfeiffer. BACK CL. to R., : Dale Pfeiffer, Tom Henry, Craig Sergel, and Pat Buder. PEP CLUB: ROW ONE.' CL. to R.j J. Williams, K. Miller, B. Low, D. Flory, V Sponsor Mr. Newsome, M. Koeneman, B. Higginbotham, S. Kenney, J. Lang ROW TWO: A. Haupt, L. Straube, B. Grimm, G. Walker, S. LeHote, C. Roth, S. Mathews, S. Heideman, C. Komadina, ROW THREE: M. Virga., J. Freebersyser, P. Ryan, G. Puglisi, M. Coleman, S. Graves, M. Koeneman, D. Luechau, J. Choresevic, ROW FOUR: S. Kasden, J. Steiger, M. Sides, C. Faust, L. Shownes, C. Morrison, K. Evans, L. Schiller, P. Castle, ROW FIVE: J. Horvath, K. Pleumer, E. Syrett, K. Kemp, B. Gammill, C. Gould, J. Pendle- A ton, K. schuemlann, D. Murray. Row s1X.' D. Landholt, L. Gruver, K. fa ga Reeves, S. Dandridge, P. Kramer. : NJ' 3 4 LETTERMEN'S CLUB: ROW ONE QL. to RJ M. THREE: K. Kempfer, T. Forrest, L. Buehler, J. Russo, D. Stieferman, D. Deppe, N. Campbell, Sponsor Mr. Burgoyne, Weaver, J. Grissom. ROW FOUR: G. Crass, D. Kuenzel, R. L. Hill, R. Weber, A. Vollmer. ROW TWO: P. Woley, D. Walkenhorst, J. Dowdy, M. Massie, J. Hollocher. Not pic- Lgndholtg Viee-P1-esidem, C, Braihland, Secretary- turecl: K. Stewart, President, A. Meyer, A. Szarwinski, M. Treasurer, T. Poclgorny, J. Berger, R. Willeke, ROW L0gr21SSO, L. Smith, R. Binks. 76 it , ,,N W A, ? 1 1 . , inns inv afmz. , P If ., . , we 'kwa ii W JS 5 f .. X ' -- -- y - Q , .- 'Sexism 5.31-FK. . Q 2. . ,sw-Q-1,-:Q-an .. -- LUQM Wea! -, ,iw-s.wv ' , L :wifi Rick Weber Larry Smith Donna Flory Gail Revling President Vice Secretary Treasurer President CLASS OF '64 Donna Doslak Ronald DuRall Jef-T Eatherton Ronald Eaton jim Eckert Gary Ehmke Tom Ellersiek Robert Fisher Linda Foust Barbara Gammill Jerry Gebauer Kay Gillman Sharon Godwin Linda Goelz We,re getting warmer. Walter Argurieo Donna Arning George Bagot Kathy Becker Robert Beins John Berger Richard Bierbaum Randy Binks Patrick Blakemore Frank Bonuso Brian Brown Lester Buehler Marie Centunzi Jaren Cernicky Tom Chapman Judy Chorosevic Marsha Coleman Phil Conrad Rose Ann Daleo Susan Dandridge Glen DeWees 1100 . :A if, . V xitwit I A L , K gag , 1 t ., ,. ,T Q 2 Q. . 3 ,ff A . , , wggfr I N 546 ii ij rf i.,-ft If -,.. T M. - ffffim a.wwf.tQrf:s . . ,, l.l,,.,,,:,, 'YW' K A 4 ra we .,,, ,rs . 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In J 3 . - iff 'f 4 1 'ff M 'we . I- . I f ,Q I T- vs at , . T7 I K ' 2 .4 ,M fa, A M, QI 2 , , M I A fiQ1 'PI.M ,MIM 5' Hi, :, m' If' g h : : h , J ., , X T, gps ,ff Y-L- X 'Q' MI ' TI 1' ,I .WMWI if 'Wf i-' I I,.r . .I I - .qv ' . 1 J ,II X , If 'I ' as P f P P ities Tv' ' Qixiam , 4 .lx ffl K QI ,rig.- .Si-,ff as-firm? T A .xgisg,?. K News si' - P I ,T V51 A , , Q 5 is 1' tl ,ig Q' 4 ' QI 0 e ig, 5 1 M W , ,M .. r ,.. I W I, W-, ',,I s'-w , it A as -1 GI we I 4- f-, f T ,: ,! .I . M- lm.. 41,3 aI.W I 1 I f , w s f ,tr 'ss-A IIII I P W 'Izf 1- 'Wi 'K ,lwrvggie-35515-' Q K K me A -- .JQQJQLJ 3,f5gm,,4g ,, K 5- :?q:Z.e'2,' ni me f. Lg ,ek J .IQ . . I nv 1 W gif' . 1 if ti. iii A W 'H I , . , 32551 My J if' H, 'gg 'a wmlii 'L J wg? ' 1? '::-IKE. ' Sophomores show faint smiles as their first senior high semester comes to an end. Vic Speck John Stann Phyllis Staton David Steen Jane Steiger John Stevson Marlo Stieferman T 22' ,Ll , ,.,, .i if Lfzfaiis A I 5 is I me R Mary Jo Stieferman . Lynn Straube S .. Judy Owen Ed Parham Robert Parish Beverly Perkins Sharla Peters Shirley Pfannebecker Jim Pingle Ron Pike Ted Podgorny Trudy Porter Dave Prosser Rosemary Prosser Geraldine Puglisi Betty Pyles Milton Quitzow Mike Ransdell Sandy Rector Richard Rios Dennis Rogles Kathy Rogles Janice Rohne Michele Rongey Carolyn Roth Billie Jean Ruggles Linda Schiller Robert Schilligo Russell Schilligo Ron Sehowe Steve Schuermann Darrell Secrist Brenda Seithel Gary Settlage Linda Shownes Marilyn Sides David Southward X, R55 Isis' f' ' , I- EIQ, J X 4 it X Sa xg -NF gi 5 IIS,,,.7..,i Wm Q A ? , ini? A L f S.. Aw W, ii vf M v J of is S X m i 1 5 N f, fr 'f'M Q v- gf Qs ' .. I me .lane Tatum T iirii ii .. ii Dale Taylor 'aria ' 1 I Kay Taylor J T I twig A41 if M ! David Alberswerth Michael Allen Rosemary Basile Larry Beatty Darla Beckham Judy Bellerson Dennis Belsha Sherry Besenger Richard Bimson Ronald Blase Rose Bonuso Carol Booth Gene Bowen Lynn Bowles Donna Brawley Joyce Buerman Rod Byers Russell 'Campbell Becky Casstevens Steve Chall Janet Thompson Terry Trittler Frank Trupiano Judy Trynieicki Bill Turner Nancy Valentine Judy Van Horn Robert Verseman Don Veidt Gloria Vivrett Ollie Wade Gerald Wagner Roger Walkerhorst Gail Walker Margaret Walters Don Weaver Julie Webb Janet Wehmeier Barbara Weiss Pat West Curt Wetzel Carole Weusthoff Jo Ann White Judy Wilhelm Barbara Willeke Sharon Witherspoon Linda Wright Tom Yarbrough Catherine Yowell Jim Yust CLASS OF '66 ' Juanita Chancellor Larry 'Chorosevic Bobby Clark Chris Colmo Danny Colpi Gail 'Cross Carol Curtis Richad Dagger Joe Ditter Jim Drago Virginia Droskey Dennis Eatherton Diane Erickson Carol Erting 1g,:f5gvfX:wggaf-f w ,, -r f, 1,,wfgs?fs:fssbf.4g 1.s Ex -W-rmusrs--r e. -:: -X. 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Victor Evans Ray Eyster Ida Feuring Nancy Findeiss Judy Flamm Brenda Fowler Patricia Frohoff Barry Gentile Carol Grayek Sandy Grzeskowiak Ron Habegger Donna Haley Gary Hancock Carol Harris Jerry Hart David Hatina Richard Heideman Bill Heitman Jerry Hoevelkamp Terry Hoevelkamp Joe Holliday Jean Hoppe Mollie Hughes Donald Isam Gary Johns Carol Jones Eric Jones Gary Kelley Marcia Kemp Deon Kendrick Sue Kern Ronald Klaus Dave Koetterheinrich Mike Ledbetter Susan Leflier Ll' so '45 l . Z , iifif K ss-' if . - V i . , gi 2 955: ff - fs,,sYs2 37 A f . raw. . . 2 , ms l lf: L The ten editors are the backbone of the 'iRoar. Renee Orf Doug Overbeck Diane Owens Billy Pearl Henry Penkawa Vicki Pennock Doris Perkins Norman Petelik John Pleumer Gayle Poland Kay Powell Carlos Redman Diane Revelle Jerry Roberts Steve Rogers Gail Rupprecht Mary Lou Saicic Ginny Santino Richard Schlogl Richard Schroeder Marilyn Selvaggi Terry Shoemake Ruth Ann Stanford Richard Steen Karen Stevens Dale Stewart Jeff Stewart Gail Stewart Donna Stone Bill Stuart Terry Tebbe Elaine Thiele Joy Thompson Sigrid Tilley Pamela Todd Connie Troxler George Trunk Wayne Trupiano Barbara Tryniecki Roger Uher Donna Valenza Billy Walker ww,- Julie Miller if .- .. . Marlene Miller ' 1 Robert Miller S- A iiffii :' 'ili rs? 'lug -1 tloy Kathy Moore ' i Lynne Moritz ' ,t - Billy Murphy - I is , M.. 4595 3 img, f I N we wi- . i,ii2-if 4' - , i,::fl-:firms -wmwrafsmf . 15712 if K - 1. ---.. msgs L 75f?s55Qj5?Q?t ff? 57 ' ?5Qi?'Fg-ff 'wie - was Mike McMillen 4 - - . 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MM Qf V ' ' Willis Q:-f - , , t T e f ' , ' iilfwi -I Zig its fi 1 -fs' I E51 Pile ,I Y w lif,-if-4 ft Viggo 5 51' use ,:.'- sp gfu iggj' Y gigg-gzgg 1 wits ? WZ. X if Qi, SK Az H ' -is Q ' -' ,- 121- xr S: 3 A .K . 3 ,,,. V- - -. - - Joel Wehrspann ,, Ray Wells Bob Wilson Stephanie Wolff K Q il Kathy Webb K A hx 03' K t f ll H ii llll Janet Yarbrough is Renee Young ' ,.- I U V ,,,X fig, Ronald Young Janis Zengel ' :.: : ' l.,, ' ' Larry Zoppe . f - e ,QS F ' 'X 1, K 1, , , . t f ' , mol :an-, 'ff ' 'Ei fk'-'WV V 1 ful ' 'I 'E hr, ,W-.r - agiw if THE ROAR STAFF SITTING: KL. to RJ Joe Panzica, Rich Thomas, Dixie Stewart, Lynn Fields, Pat Stor- johann, Jeanette Parker. STANDING: Jack Berger, Tom Bader, Dorothy Ruff, Carolyn Vollmer, Rosanne Santino, Lila Yarnall, Mr. Peterson, Advisor, Tim Bowden, Mora Stein- bruegge, Joyce Branhoff, Shannon Hart, Barbara Rogers, Barbara Noles. CLASS OF '67 ' -'-g K 4 ir, -, , - -'-s 5' 1 QW. ,gs-- of . -Y? . 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Yrs- H -- - 1 , , E.,v-'f. e fi- ' 4 ' - J- I ' ' - H '- K it fn ' ' 1'-1--U 1 arg-wig I se:- Tom Bader David Barkey Jack Berger Sandy Biarkis Linda Bimson Ed Blankenship Janice Borner Tim Bowden Joyce Branhof John Brawley Larry Brewer Conni Brown Steve Brown Sandra Campbell Sylvia Clark Sandy Coleman Karen Collins Linda Conley Pamela Curtis Cathy Curtis Gerald Huth Mike Cummins Myda Hutinger Kenneth Iborg Larry Janish Ted Janssen Buddy Joerding Dale Joerling Andy Jost Brad Karner Karl Kenkel Glen Kerner Linda Kessler Karen Klaus Judy Kosednar Jeanne Kuykendall Carl Landgraf Debbie Landon Sharon Lang Bonnie Layton John Lena Mike Litton Paul Mayberry Pat Menke Marlin Meyer Beverly Miller Bob Miller Rosemarie Moore Marilyn Morris Robert Morrison Audrey McClure Larry Davidson Preston Eastman Greg Edick Jerry Ellersieck Merry Ellersieck Mike Elliott David Elrod Carol Elston Lena Evans Lynn Fields Steve Finke Kristine Fox Norman Frey Larry Gnau Terry Goette Mark Goewert Robert Greenwood Sandra Grindel Shannon Hart Lynn Hawkins Edward Hill Richard Hoepfner Diane Holder Susan Hornick M vi ..,, u 5. ,... M wk ,asa Norma McMillin Ann Niederbremer Barbara Noles Joe Panzica Jeannette Parker Mike Patrick Nancy Pehr Brad Pendleton John Perrachione Jerry Porter Debbie Rector Charles Reichmuth Virginia Rhodes Elaine Roewe Barbara Rogers Noche De Paz Kathy Smith Susan Steen Mora Steinbruegge Dixie Stewart Patricia Storjohann Richard Stull Ed Szarwinski Richard Thomas Glenda Thompson Steven Thompson Barbara Topel Linda Tryniecki Gary Tucker Nina Tyler Carolyn Vollmer Lila Yarnell Richard Young Russell Young ti, ., , X K :gs Jim Ri Q TH T t . Hb if Dorothy Ruff Rosanne Santino Bruce Sattler if Ronald Schildknect Randy Schowe Linda Secrist John Shelton Norma Shrum X JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ROW I: CL. to R.j Virginia Santino, Gayle Lindhorst, Flamm. ROW 2: Jack Berger, Richard Heideman, Marty Lynette Newsom, Rosanne Santino, Nancy Pehr, Carol Magenheim, Bruce Cordes, John Lena, Tim Bowden, David Grayek, Donna Haley, Deon Kendrick, Doris Perkins, Judy Koetterheinrich, Greg Edick. Doug Amey Eugene Anacleria Sandy Apenbrink Deborah Armstrong Hubert Aslinger John Austin Diane Baldwin Connie Beins Peter Belsha David Binks Jo Ann Borner Mona Brown Martha Brooks Pamela Bruce Cindy Castle Beverly Chall Roberta Chancellor Rodney Cohen Jim Colin Marian Colvin Janet 'Comer ,, ,U E, ,,t,li IA Q, , ..,,,:. I I GX Ri X1 Lff'if5f' iiSEfi5f5ixm i55E9' fi5, 3?5,gQ?f5 9955158 gz3,15e 3 ' f'2effe23?A fg :. if QF '.. :sm Fm: 'es :was ,. fx' ' ,. 51 .11 I '55. I. .F :E', s 12735 ft, f-11, Qi? rl L7ff9 L 57 5' ' 335- :ii 5 15? 'F' V L5 -, . ini R-.: 7Fl.a.t- .ti - I J-1f1,'1 ,w1 I ' ' -I Z ' -WUEIG WK x r foxy? CLASS OF '68 Zi V5 iiiiigif'iifiwiftifiiiiii J l , 5 in if Y SVJ' ' 'ffl ,fsff1. '1fP 1-1 . - 1:2 K 1 AA,:, Wa. K . . I ri i. , x I EK sa 1,,i , ,t1,, :,., , . i,,t , ,l1,i. .. . 5'-sie, 3 9' I .SZEEZ E A5 X I X wx 'Er as ii i SQ' I F45 I :. .V .W , wa Q5 ig H-1999 I. I ii mf! is is Q xi x. ? Y Z: . A- . Q A, ' , me-my W A is ww rg, Q FQ.. l msd, f ,f H .N 7 t Q sw' 'K r u J R . 1' X I ,. 7 .F Bill Conklin Steve Conrad David 'Cook Bruce Cordes -l- Bruce Cummins 'YH' 'E'Ef?' ff,- f 2. W 5 H -. ff, Mitchell Curtis be its wx .J f .HM 1 - .,., I ' 'WM ,I s 2 is, ,r f B' 2' if 73:1 , or f Qi' , -' . ft 1,1 ' gli-, Lois Drewes , Ken Ealy Ilona Eaton Za I 1 'lr i 3 Q tm? , mvtfeg 7.5 J we 7. 55 t f -, .t -, .wx K, Junior High Student Council Oflicers: KL to RD Richard Heideman, Presidentg Virginia Santino Secretary Ros anne Santino, Vice Presidentg John Lena, Treasurer ' '-'+:9.e55.4m H M fi Q J eeir llrieie S - ' t -1 -its -3 . ' 1 . . ' W f .SE f 'Ei 'e f , . r'-M .l'. 2Q..' i 4 1 fi, .. 'iln e'i-' . in 1 ' ' ttiiita V .'g,5'5?15N 7,-:S Trix- :LK f t R li gf F yY,f1.1f1:zg.m . 1 ' f' as . 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'l?'i'fII :4 : -'..k:::IEI.:i2'::!ffl.:1fvw - Lee Elliott Jim Elston Danny Evans Monica Frasca Gary Frey Jules Friedman Gail Fry Diane Gielow Debbie Goethardt Jack Graue Robert Greene Kathy Hales Jerry Hampton John Harris Craig Holliday James Hopen Patti Hopen Francis Hughes Joan Ivancic Gerald Jackson Kathy Kemper Mike Kinkade David Kinnamen Kathy Lambert Janis Lankford Gloria LaRose Jean LaRose Cindy Larson Donna Lazar Jim Leahy Robert Leffler Gayle Lindhorst Sandra Low Marty Magenheim Dennis Magruder Evelyn Medley Mike Menke Mike Messmer Bill Miller Terry Moore Debbie Morrow Dale Mueller Mike Mclntire Lynette Newson Louis Nolfo Carol Pearl Gregory Phillips Raynor Phillips Kay Pieper Jim Pluemer Judy Pogue David Poland Debbie Potthost Mark Puglisi Stanley Quick Steve Randman Kathy Reichgerdt Dennis Reichmuth Michele Sagan Linda Sagat Robert Schmelig Nancy Schuppman Bruce Skaggs John Southward Tom Speck Kim Stelzleni Susan Stephenson Larry Suiter Julia Thomas Linda Thompson Harley Triefenbach Harley Triefenbach Robert Trittler Junior High students digest their lunch by playing ping pong. w K -1:13. 1 kai' we W is fi rf ff- mt: ' .. - K. 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V mm? w:zW,ZWp ML 05 J Wpwfcffb A ,AM 6'-LAC, X Qff, ,,W0 v ' , ' I zu. 3, I ' f- A K V HY' -+24--4 JUNIORS Miss Jean Lang, Escort Mr. Glen DeWees Miss Karen Pluemer, Escort Mr. Rick Weber Sophomore girls gayly arrayed in Japanese kimonos and boys in bus-boy outfits served an Oriental banquet. 4 ,L Q an . Qfgvcfff Mfffmffmfw W4 ., Qfpwfjcfmmgmvju .f1fw7QZ,!f9cv4nZ W 1 ?WWfWfQ5'gMf5 WW H1076 J 079-'9Z?'9w4j7'j'Q9fJ?Ls fa W W' WW Iii? mgfw 2 awffdif if? WM' zz-fym, WW WW ?Wn5'g'?mQJ ,4Qfm4fm,M, 9f defy? ff MQWAVA' 64 ' 2 XM! KPYO Qf,A,,W,f, fd we 1963 JEN ECHO SUPPLEMENT .IUNIOR9 if W Mg: Miss Jean Lang, Escort Mr. Glen DeWees ji Miss Karen Pluemer, Escort Mr. Rick Weber Sophomore girls gayly arrayed in Japanese kimonos and boys in bus-boy outfits served an Oriental banquet. I -Lt. M. V r- ' ,ix Q, , , ,W , x,, , K 'AIX 4' its rv ,fe Lp? si if ' V hifi gil val l 5.925 if tif fl,-xt ffl' s SAYONARA Fig Miss Daisy Landholt, Escort Mr. George Bagot Hosts and hostesses Jane Tatum, Ed Parham, Kathy Miller, and Don Weaver greet guests amidst a maze of softly-lit lanterns. Miss Martha Virga, Escort Mr. Jack Grissom Page Billie Ruggles, Squire Mark Magenheim aiffflv l s ' .5 ee M ' Q5 T, W' 3- . 1- f 2 , if ' ff-fx'-Te -'Hf 2' , .,,, 1 ,.,f-he ' ag' i .1- r, . W v 5 W: ' me f k , ' ' 1, . . ' -: Wx ' - ,RJ , gs. 3-11 iw :fi :wsmamk , 5 l IL- - ,, in -a rf , Al 1-il After crowning, Queen Kathy Reeves and Escort Terry Luikart begin royal dance. ,s. KNEELING: CL. to RJ Dennis Deppe, Ken Stewart, Tom Shylanski, Dan Landholt, Jaren Cemicky, Steve Graves. MIDDLE ROW.' Mr. Peterson, Mr. Burgoyne, Dave Kuenzel, Norm Campbell, Larry Smith, Bob Fisher, Dennis Hornbeck, Clarence Hughes, Mr. Landewe. THIRD ROW: Phil Conrad, Paul Woley, Jim Dowdy, Mike Stieferman, Larry Kruse, Rick Weber, Phil Sheppard, John Berger. Not Pictured, Kurt Kempfer Dave Kuenzel breaks old records and sets new ones for Jennings and Mark Twain State qualifier Kurt Relays. Kempfer stretches out during practice. I 963 VARSITY TEAM S If .4-fs, V ,I K, 5,5,Qggs,i ': .Fx iw an ,'E?51Af4d1fe-ff il, ms, u .fy l 1963 Track Results Meet Result Hazelwood CVar. - Jr. Var.J ,. . . . . Jennings, lst place Big Ten Relays fVar.J ........ .... J enningg, 3rd place Ferguson fVar. - Jr. Var.j ....... .... J enningg, lost Clayton Invit. fV3.I'.J .............. . . . Jennings, lst place Conference Meet fVar. - Jr. Var.J .. - Jennings, lst place Alton Relays Var.J ............. . . . Jennings, 4-th place U. City Invit. fVar. - Jr. Var.j . . . . . Jennings, 5th place Normandy fVar. -- Jr. Var.j . . . . . . Jennings, lst place Mark Twain Relays fVar.j .. .. Jennings, lst place Ritenour fVar. - Jr. Var.j .. .. Jennings lost CINDER BURNER9 Record breaker Paul Woley takes ninth in State A Indoor, second in Mark Twain Relays. An up and com- ing, sophomore, Ted Podgorny, puts some real umph in this one. l963 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD KNEELING: QL. to RJ Richard Steen, John Pluemer, David Hatina, Gary Johns, Gene Bowden, Gary Hancock, Lee Johns, Richard Heideman, Rodney Byers, David Ludwig, Dennis Belsha, Doug Overbeck, David Koetterheinrich. SEC- OND ROW: Lanny Hellwig, Norm Petelik, Nick Morris, Fred Castle, Gil Ruff, Don Veidt, Ted Podgorny, Mike Evans, Gerald Wagner, Barry Gentile, Floyd Bixler, Roger Walkenhorst, Frank Trupiano. STANDING: Mr. Peterson, Anthony Maraczi, Alan Curtis, Jim Yust, Steve Schuerrnann, Bob Curtis, Randy Lashley, Larry Neu, Mr. Burgoyne, Greg Calame, 'Gary Crass, Rick Gwydir, Don Cordes, Curt Gaston, George Cowan, Curtis Wetzel, Tim Bowden, Mr. Landewe. Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings 1963 Golf Record .... 421 Ritenour .... 376 309 McCluer 251 . . . . 309 Pattonville . . . . 297 . . . . 266 Hazelwood . . 236 . . . . 286 Riverview . . . . 244- . . .. 291 Pattonville . . . . 276 311 Parkway 285 .... 292 Normandy .... 251 . . . . 298 Berkeley . . . . . 262 ... . 285 St. Charles .... 231 . . . . 286 Riverview . . . . 267 184 Berkeley...... 172 Concentration plus coordination. STANDING: QL. to RJ Mr. Grace, 1 Coach g Paul Kenkel, Jim Russo, Mike ' Hagan, Rick Rios, Terry Schieler. KNEELING: Darrel Secrist, John Stann, Tim Davey, Terry Trittler. 1963 Tennis Record Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Normandy . . 5 Normandy . . 5 Fairview .... 1 St. Charles .. 0 Ferguson .... 5 Ritenour .... 1 Parkway ..... 3 Ritenour ..... 2 Mehlville .... 2 Mehlville .... 2 An ace for Massie. ROW I: QL. to RJ Lloyd Hill, A1 Meyer, Jim Franklin, Jim Meyer. ROW 2: Don Weaver, George Cizek, John Davis, Mark Magenheim, Dale Taylor. ROW 3: Doug Maxwell, Dick Jones, Randy Binks, Mike Massie, Roger Mattingly, Mr. McCon- nell, Coach. Our Baccalaureate serv1ce gxves us msplratxon for the future. Seruor Soverelgnty Day the soverelgns of the Soapsudsl Finals are over - 1et,s have a picnic! L sit. 22 DAYS :5?Xf.:-- , ' , .L LL.. h A 1. , ZW we A wi., , 'K 53.2 5 5: is l gfjfifii- N551 'L ' Q X Kathie Casstevens Speaker a .- -t , ies if ' f . l We H. :, L, m L, L,LAL, L,., A X , Beverly Newman Invocation ' l Allen Meyer Speaker John Wehrspann Benediction 555:24 YL 553 ,gig A ,sa K4 QUE, ' 2' Hmm 32151 28 ? K JY Q E Q5 Eg! , Q , 5 F 3 K -3 V1 X . 3 U ,X 535 5 f Lf if S, ,Q L' ' 55' if-ez-7 5': . - vi' - :Am :lg-,g' sri: Z-gg . j-21 .5 j '-1 'v me Q' f w tr' -T-vw .un-A-5 ' in F Y 'ill 1' : :-1 fm., fi-3 new- ' LW?- I ' 1 ' V .' - '- ' W x ' ' . 'Y 'if' 1 ' ' K '4 . , . 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