John Burroughs School - Governor Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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Schmitt 1901-1957 George Neuhoff 1940-1957 I f you would indeed behold the spirit of death, open your heart wide unto the body of life. For life and death are one, even as the river and the sea are one. -- Kahlil Gibran Five X, 'N qix Administration DR. LEONARD D. H.-XIfR'l l'l'ili Director To the Class of 1958 lt is a privilege for me to salute the class of VI58. Your contributions to the sr'lxool--acadeniiv. social. and physical- llave added much to its educational pro- gram. This class has been not only a col- lection of individuals. but a group that has created a spirit that will live for a long lime. We are confident that you will al- ways reflect credit on your school. I shall remember you with affection. Good luck always. Sincerely, MR. JOHN E. DUBE L. D. Haertter President. Board of Trusts-es Facult dcifd 111111 .-K. .X1'k1'r. Jr.. Ellgiliilll QX. U. ll11111ilr11113 Nl. .-N. l'11iwrsily of Ru- i'lIt'Slt'I'. xxlilylll' W. Jxlxllilld, l'I11g1lisl1: ll1'11111u1i1's: , , , . . . 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Xlr XMI ' K svn-r. is I My Q J' I L IbumtIiy Ilillwrt. I Il'K'llI'Il. Spzmisllz I'h.II. Univ:-rsity of Prisvilla Nlatlson. Sl'Il'lH'l'2 ni. II. Hal:-s IMII4-gi-1 NI X M-rnmlll: NI, A. 'NIi1I1IIe'Ivury IIuIIe'g1'. INvsI1'yun IIniu-rsity. I,m-nnural II. Ilm-rllvr, NIzltIle'lnati1's: JI. II. Iiolgalr' IIniwr- Ruth E. NI:-Iionnm-II. Ili:-tilian: II. S. Nlavxlurray Ifollm 4 sity: NI. A. Ilolumlvia IInivm-rsity. 1'h.imas xIl'IIOI'IIlf'II. I'I1ysi1'aI If1Iln'uIi4vi1: II. 5. IIIIIHI its Kliva- Niurir- IIummnn1I. I'I1ysir'nI I'IrIm'aIi1m: II. S. Iuwa UI IIIinois: III. 5. VI'asI1inglon I'niu-rsily. Slam' IinII1',g4'. Gaylord II. Nluntgmm-ry. ,xI3IIlt'Il18IIl's1 II. II. Nliami Iilmm-r I . IIirtI1. Nlulln-lnalivs: A. II. Illinois ffullvge-1 NI. A. ,-,win-: M. A. qj,,luml,ia ls,liH.r,iH- WusI1inglun I'nivr-rsily. Swplwn I'inriVlN Ilismrw A' H. Nah, Vniwxrsity: A. M- R4lIIt'l'I'fj'Nf:HI. IIatI1m'lmiI'im's: II. 5. liniwl-sity pf xIIsS0llll V , . V XI. 5. IIIIIVUTSIIY uf XX1smns1n. Ilzirwml I lllH'I'hlIy. Ifn-1I1-rivk W. Ilornvr. Latin: A. II. Wusllingtnn IIniv1-rsity: IIHFIIH IAIIHII Parry. Iinglish: .-X. II. lIIunIuIv.I: NI I NI. A. XYUNIIIIIQLIUII Univ:-rsily. ICIIIIIIIII-I' l'uuI Koprixirzl. Industrial Artsg II. S. North:-as! Missuuri Wallvr Hist. IIt'TlIli-llll .-X, II. XXIHSIIIIIQLIIYII lIniu-rr-ily: :I Nl iII1'Hl'Il1'I'S Ijollm-gn-. Wvashinglon IInivm-rsiiyl I'h.IJ. WasIiington IIniwrsi Eight Facult llnrullly li. lgllll1iK'lDllSll. EIlg1iiSil1 A. li. Vassar Collvgm-1 ' ' ' ' f.oil:'gv. ll. J. Uniwrsily of xllSSllllYl. Jxllllt' liiLllll'llt' Rllill'llQ!'. I.iln'arian: S1-llool of Library William M- Yilwrl- HiS 'Y1 A- H- Trim 51'l'Ylt'K'. Lthillllliilil UIllNl'I'Sliy. IOWA mn lmnrxny Y Juan Svlilm-I4-r. Pliysival i':1ill4'klliUll1 ll. S. Skizlnum- Col- Ivgv. , l.oll1'g51'. xl2ll'Qlill'l'i I.. Svlimifll. l'sym'liolngy: X. H. Swm-t Briar Cul- I ?l ' wrsity: lkgilllmrunk :M',idr'l11y of Ari. Slilllilj' SIDI'ilg1lH'. i'vI'l'll4'il. Spanish: li. A. Yii1idlvibliry Cul- ia-gvg li. A. lUxm1.lg Nl. ,-K. 4Uxon.i, Arzlilh N. Varnum. Hmiw Evononiivsz N. 5. Iowa Stal: ly f.0lln,,4 , M. A ,lK'llIlit' Viahlm-rt. lsym-llolugyi A, li. Harris 'l'va4'l1n-rs Lul le-gm Nl. xi. llolumlriu l'niw-rsily: ll.l,ilt.. Thi- l'rim'ipiz1 Ruin-rt I.. xYilikl'l'. Fine' Arlsl lf. F. A. wvusllillglnll Uni Ralph H. xxil'illTil'il. Nluric: X. Ii. Washinglun Univ-rsitv llulu-rt A. Wilsm-lwr. Lal rl: B. S. liniwrsily of Wisconsin , ,, , , A 1 H Nl. A. liniwrsily of W isvnnsin, 1.4-m'gie' lripla-tl. 5l'lt'Hl'l'I X. H, lima 5I1lIl' I1'ilK'il4'I's Col- lm-gv: Nl. JK. liniwr-ily nf lima: Nl. S. Oixiilllolllil Slam' lilliX1'I'siiX. Thmnas Xugvr. xlGJillQ'lllilii1'S2 A. ll. lima Siam- 'l'e-uvllm-i's . Cnlle-gc-: Ni. 5. Ukluhmnu Stale- l-niu-rsilv. YH l'llXSlCAl. l'1l3lNf,-X'I'lUN xii? SCIIQNCE AND NlA'l'Hl'INlA'l'll'9 l liUN'l': Nlr, ixlfiillllllvii. Nlrs. S1'illlliLil. xxx , FRONT: Hr. Eisi-man. Nliss Mattson. Hr. Munlgmm-ry. SICCUNIT: Miss Ilzxmnmml. Miss SL'illllt'll'l'. Y-P' SECOND: Nlr. 0'Nn-al, Mr. Tripla-tt, Mr. Xagvr. Mr. Hirlh. .Vim Q Y S 'XX-Q FQ s Classes 1 will stmly and get really, and perhaps my chance will comef' -Lincoln E W' 50 Remember W hen? The Senior Class of 19 8 Dedicates this Yearbook to Mr. john A. Acker, r. The Senior Class of 1958 is honored to dedicate this, the twenty- third volume of the John Burroughs Yearbook, to Mr. John A. Acker Jr. whose friendliness and capability have made him a well liked and highly respected member of the faculty. His interest in others and his willingness to give up time for them, whether it be helping an English class, coaching the track team, chaperoning a trip to New York, or planning vocational guidance trips have made him a friend that the class of 1958 will always remember. Thirteen HMM! Afenzuf Ztlumlnlich III To me work is no obstaclefi Bert . . . practical jokes . . . bopster . . . an excellent student . . . one ofthe s'Mr. Hinrichsi buddies . . . laugh- ing . . . owns barf colored Chevy . . . lighting and sound . . . dirty yellow drunken bum lin dramaticsl . . . free- loading off Henry . . . wise off in physics . . . CALU . . . always on time to school ljust barelyl . . . President of class . . . Wundy. TENTH GRADE: Dranlativs, Sound and Lighting Crew, Photog- raphy Club, C Football, B Soccer, Industrial Arts.. ELEVENTH GRADE: D1'8ll18llf'S, Sound and Lighting Crew, B Football, An Soccer, Industrial Arts. TWELFTH GRADE: President of Class, Dramatics, Sound and Lighting Crew lChairmanJ, A Soccer, In- dustrial Arts. Fourteen Oh-Oh! Caught again! pabdcia Alena Life is not so short but there is always time enough for courtesyf, Beautiful naturally curly pageboy . . . slim ath- letic figure . . . 6'Can you get a Yearbook ad?', . . . gazelle-like speed on the track or playing field . . . artistic . . . I do not live in the middle of nowhere! . . . passion for Texas . . . Fenton swim- ming pools . . . Billikens . . . that's Trish to us- Pztt to Mr. lfiseman. 'l'l'iN'l'll CRANE: ,lutlge for 'lialxleau Design. Glen- Clulb. All A Class tezuns, B Varsity Hockey. El,EVlfN'l'H CliAlJl'i: Chairnmn of Advisory. Athletic Council. Clee- Clulr, l'ainting:. All Class teams. Co-Chairman Clean-Up Committee for Prom, Yearbook. 'l'WELF'l'lI GRADE: Clee Clulr. Painting, Committee to Choose Mary and Joseph. J y4'IIl'lIOUlt' lliltSlllt'S5 Etlitorl. li Varsity Hoeliey. All MA Q Lluss teams. Wilken rqmu Badcavn He leaves his prizes 11ne.rpressecl.,' Snnuny Joe, the athlete . . . '49 Ford . . . 21 hunter . . . animal lover tturtlesl . . . good-looking . . . quiet. sometirnes . . . music. music, music . . . lmolmbing walk . . . humorous remarks . . . obnoxious roar . . . Maine . . . Nova Scotia . . . Hi-Fi . . . lied Fang . . . a real rock . . . close family ties . . . big grin . . . kind . . . well-liked by all . . . Bill. 'l'l'iN'l'll CHAIHC: Orchestra. Clee Cluli, Athletic Coun- 1-il. ll Footllall, li llaskc-tl1all. ll Baseball. ELEVENTH GRADE: Orchestra, Clec Club. 4 Corus, Athletic Council, A Footlrall, A Soccer. A llaseliall. TWELFTH CRAIIE: Orchestra, Rifle Club. A Football, Au Soccer, llaselrall. Athletic Council. 4 Corus. N is ,G t For the last time! . . . 'l'RlCIAl Finally caught up with on:-. Fifteen , , x is ane Sf:-effan rqifken H5110 prelffrzrls In be rligrzifzbrf llllf her pep lwrrnys her. Cute! ruunsl fart' . . . :QTUPII viva . . . South of of tht- Burclm , . . . outclnursy . . . fun. fun. fun . . . many welI-reim-niluf-rccl partie-s . . . house nvwt to sclwul . . . wild z1dwntul'v1' . . . unprvtlic't:1hl4- . . . crazy sense of humor . . . Van BllI't'II . . . Chautauqua . . . vvry artistir- . . . imlispvlisahlt- lim-key fullliavk . . . at liu-ly nic-niht-r uf Il lin-ly vlass . . . Juanita. 'l'EN'l'Il UHNIPIC: H Yaiwity lim-he-5. Painting. Riflt' llluh, SlH't't'il. S0t'1'1'I'. ,- K titans llm-kt-y. litany Smwinl llhairlnzui. l'il,i'1YlCNl'tl UR.-XIJHZ Typing. Painting. X Varsity Htwkt-y, Sure:-r. Two l'l:.n-tw in Svitulitstit' Art ffnlllvst. A Ulu-s Hm'hc'yr 'l'XYEI,F'l'll UH Unit i'4'llrfl1mft'. Wurlrl. Puintingg, Vanity Ilm-kt-5. K S0t'1'l'l' ntltip. tuinb. tfltts- Hm'L1'y. .- -2 3 X X Q' , i..:,::::5?6E'E:.'I::.EE,::::',r:,-2- X Yi XM , su a-.f:... is - wx. f Raimi Zan! Bean Small in stature' but PHUVIIIOIIS in good IIlIllll'l'.. Bulmhy . . . small man with at big grin . . . shiny newly gn-5 'lihumlt-rhirtl . . . thv Arthur Murray of tht- rlziss . . . thoughtful . . . an mhnirf-r of the Younger Se-t . . . tifllilltlll nn the athletit- fit-ld . . . Aspen. Mit-higtin. lflorifla . . . at natural t'UIl11'lIiIlll . . . frwmlly to vw-ryorw . . an party hwy with at Sillvrn UU! I'lIlIllll it st-riuus sich- . . . BL-zulu. ug:-ro ml ..'mi.i :UI ' . . i H H ' GRADE: li l ootll.1ll, H Uaslwthalt. Suciul f:tllllllliti1'4' lfitt-Cllilil'llllltli. Wmlfl. Rf'1'ir'14'. IlItillNtl'i2lI Nrlx. Wg! v. I . eu if 'l'ElN'l'lI KLRMJE: C Ftmthall. tl llustwthttll. ll 'l'1-n- nia. Riflt- tfluh. Sl'lllIlillI'4,', .Mlilvtic fi0llllt'il. lntlu-trial .Krtx Fl l'VF'Vl'H VICNIII7' IS Ftmtlrill U Iluskvtluill. Nlztn- f'I'- 'k N -'lt nlnlttt-el Imhixtrlal Nrts. IW itll' I Il ,S-N eafzolqn Ream I r1'erm'l1'r1ess is C0llfl1z'Ii0llS.,, gurl: short stature. hloncl pagehoy. hlue syinpathvtit-, 4-oopvratiw. and umlerstaml- husky voice in glee 1-luh . . . volunteer I in wot-ial se-1'x'it'v . . . active clramatic ahility int 1-rv t'lnn't'h pai'tit'ipation . . . red hirthflay Uumohilc- . . . pep, c-nthusiasnl. generosity. and pun no-Q . . thc-so ingredients make a good friend Bc nno. Il N l ll CliAUl'1: Ch-c Clulv, Rl'I'1.f'I4', A Class Hoclu-y. 1 lluh l'1l.lCVl'iN'l'll CRAIJE: Ula-1' Cluh. Nlotlvrn Dann:- 1Ilf'H'. Class llovlwy. 'l'WEl.F'l'H GRADE: Clw- otlt-rn Iiamw- Cluh. Rvr'1'r'1c'. lllAiiIll21llt'S. A Class Wdlzam field B494 I lu V know Pllflllgll Il'lI0 lrnouf lmw to learn. xi depart:-tl '54 Cllevy . . . always heaten hy llllllll rnaitl . . . a tllllltllllill of the 21st ven- uix wild canoe trips . . . Halloween night . . . ii wood roam-lies . . . hunting and lVlac . . . one a,ile-st toes on A S0t'l't'l' . . . symmetrical t n 4??l sister . . . CALL' . . . truly Bohemian Conn- onll l,et's go to l'l1oehe's harnlv . . . l ll CRAITE: C lfoolhall. hill Sot'L'4'r. Tt'IlIllS. Rifle- n vping. lCl.liVHN'l'll GRADE: ll Football. A tux 4-nnie. 'l'Wl'1l.l- l'H tlli.-XIJE: A Soccer, ll lmnnl Yr urlrnolx. 'T . i in 5 1 is 3 Q 45 li is 5 eww, mu M994 '4Tl1e good old limes. the grand 0111 tunes. llze greal old fIiIIlC'S.u Luna . . . chewing gum . . . big purses . . . goes off her diets . . . always laughing . . . lt has charactcri' . . . her own horse . . . curly' eyelashes . . . always late . . . up all night . . . We have to do something bad . . . enthusiastic . . . boys from all over . . . unmusical . . . loud radio . . . Hey Nlonsteri' . . . Beatty: 'ri:N'l'H UISAIJE: iypang. cus. tim-it.-y. 'im-k.-1 Chairman of larty Coinniittcc. Class Softball. 'Nlonilor for Christmas Pageant. El,.EVEiN'l'H GRADE: llran1atic's Ticket Chairman, Orchestra Coininittvc for l'ron1. Rl'I'I.l'll'. liraniatics, Class te-anis. in Charge of Flowcrs for Stagn- of l'roxn. 'l'WELF'l1H Cl'l.'Xlll'2: Food Connnittcv for Football kiHIllK'!-. li Varsity Hockcy. Class lfockcyg Nlonitor for Christmas Page-ant. liifgllfffll I UNA- -TUBO cy'rc not so Michael Qeoage Black 'Trierzffsllip is the higlzesf degree of perfection in society. lfnthusiastic and capable in baseball. soccer. and football . . . tattered black cowboy hats . . . cool clothes . . . good jokes . . . friendly . . . Kirkwood fellas . . . the green Ford with pen striping . . . sideburns . . . Michigan . . . outdoorsman . . . hoggy . . . subtle . . . hillbilly buddy . . . quiet . . . orange shirts . . . humorous . . . very well liked . . . Black Mike. TENTH GRADE: Ci, Football, li Socccr. li liusc' ball, Typing, Clce: Club. l'lLEVEN'l'H GRADE: li Foot- ball, A Soccer, A Baseball. Rifle- Club. Clct- Club. TWELFTH GRADE: A Football. Soccer, Rasc- ball, Rifles Club, Cla-me Club. Saad guy, 3 -hyllllll-fig' great was vrcr IIVIII-l'l't'll lrillmul l'IIlllllSIitlSIII.n Urgmiiv hmtl . . . knmsu for tmmgullizaitimi . . guhl gglussvs . . uililXt' In gvt my t'X1'l'l'iSl'u . . . hit-yclv trips . . . 1liNilfS on time . . . fuhuluus 5 NNI. swimming: purtius . . . thinks she-'s lou fz1t??! . going In gm-t my mh'iwr's lit-Q-:iso lmiimrmmii . . . lhe- sim niukvs my hair that mmloif' . . . lows goats . . . murh 1-miccl figgim- . . . frank. h'ic-mth. hm . . . Uilpy. V lI'.VNlIl t.ItfXlJl'.: iiillllllllgl. N fiitlss le-amis. Nlmlvrn lhuiu Lluh. l.l.l,X LN I ll C-NXITI2: I5 Llziss lvillllw. l'zlinl- ing. ill'l'UI'illiUllN Cimiiiililtm- fur iitlbttl. Hmm- l'I4-uiioiiiirs. .luniur Rt-ii llruss Rl'l!l'L'Nl'lliliiiXl'. 'l'Wlil.l 'I'll llli.'Xlll'I: St-nlplurv. Xlmlt-rn lluiivc liluh. Il lfluss ts-urns. K:'rif'u'. tfn-lfllui1'lmili uf l.1'illDN1'ill'. fbawk! Mazulf GMA Tu flllillt' UIl'I1 .wif be true. if musl follow as the niglil. lfle Jay, flmu vans! not than lm false lu any IIIIIILM Ualvv. ll xwlvmiw zuhiitiun to tlw vhlss of '58 . . . uutstumling: in husk:-lhall and tc-miis . . . vn- tlmsiuslim- llunks' fam . . . xsivkm-ti smile- . . . ulwaxs iiivklltilllilig purple' . . . hluf' ami whit? Dvsnto . . . good grmh-s . . . has inafh- nmny friends in his ye-ur amd at half . . . siiicvn- amd hom-st . . . at 1 P ii. ,-.::t ,i:::,.::2:x s . NM sggwt, X as f Qll't'ill guy . . . Zucl. l'1l.l'iYl'iN'l'lI 1lli.XIll'I: .' X 'IH-imis. ll liaskt-thall. Typ- mgl. llh-4' fiitlii. l,l'l'UI'lliiIlll5 li0l!IllliIlt'l' fur l'rom. 'l'Wl'1l,l4 l'H URJXIPIC: lfiorlrl, ligiskm-thull. X 'l'vnnis. lmlustrizil Nrls. t:m. 1 - limits urn- xmmlvr .58 I full 0 Ihn illltigll' with Qs t I .X .'Vif14'1f'a'r1 wht J W is-Esgfsrf-2z2:j.a:aLE2.:..11.f g:,.,'-:ag - . 2 ' '1 diff? ' ' 2. -s J is . . . 9 v. kgs -ia-:-:-: , - - . x ..:. . ' . - Qftfrg . ' 9. - f ,E Kalhleen Gluck GQZAM4 UA lrue frieml is Ille grealesl of all l1lvs.v1'r1g.v. Kath . . . the girl yy ho thinks what she' says . . . youth springing vt:-rnal . . . a frantit' t'Iie-1-i'I0atI4'r' . . . sports queen . . . synipathvtic' frivntl and con- fitlante . . . sim'ure naiwtv couplt-tl with zany sc-nsv of humor . . . hi-fi adclivt . . . a hartl ytorkvr . . . Clinch-of the sunny hair. smile-. antl disposition . . . our All-Anwrivan girl. 'l'IiN'I'H tlH,'NIIIi: tIlicm'rIt-atlvr. II Varsity' Ilovkr-y' tliap- ainl. A Varsity' Ilaskvtlmall. Varsity' 'IH-nnis. lforlzl. II Varsity Vollz-yhall ttiaptaint. Atlilf-lir Nlvtlal. .Mlila-tim' I.4'ttc'r. St'llIPIllTt', Arhle-tic Council. SlN't't'Il. Ski tiluh. All A Class tt-anis. 'I'y'ping. EI,EYI'iN'I'H URJXIIIC: tilivvr- Ivartvr. Worlfl. Yvarlioolg Varsity' Ilot-kvy. Varsity' Ilaskvthall. A Varsity' 'I'a'nnis. llraniativs. Svulpturv. Ski f.IllIt, All Class tvanis. 'I'WEI,I 'I'H IZIIJKIIIC: Ilonn- L El'0IlUIl1Il'S, Wurlfl lilo-Adu-rtising Nlanagvrt. Kiln-1-rI1-alla-i' ttfostlaptainl. Yvnrlzoolf tWriting1 Iirlitorb. Varsity H 1vm' kc-y. Varsity' Ilaske-tluall 4tIaptainb. Sloth-nl tlonrt LII' te-anis. Vi m-m- l'rt-Qitlvnt ol Class. Co-IM-sigm-r of I4-up Ye-ar. 50 '7emence .fee Gao!! I'WlzaI .shall l do to be forever lfrmirn. r'HlI nn. lui Ilaul. hi 1-W-ryho aml nmlre tlle age lo vonw my own? Speaker of the ASSt lHItly' . . . foothall. haskvt- hall, antl tvnnis player . . . wry intelliga-nt . . gre-at avtor . . . tricky' uncierhanrl turnarountl junip- shot . . . likes Henry' parties . . . suvtle- Iyoots ancl jacket . . . outclragglerl Ivy vwryhocly hut Willy . . . smooth talks-r . . . 1-ool 1-at . . . heavy ut-ight football CHIIIVI' . . . III. C .... Irivnrlly antl thought- ful . . 'I'orry'. 'l'EN'I'H QQRAIJIE: tl l ontIluII. C Ilzxskvtlvall. IV ICI.EVEN'I'H GRADE: B Football. II Itaskt-tlwall. IV 'IH-nnis. IlI'2iIlli1IIt'S. Stlulvnt tlonnvil. Worlal l,Mlx'm-rlisingt Manage-rt. tionstruvtion llhairxnan for I,l'UIIl. 'IWW I'fI.I 'I'II GRADE: Football t2ntl Tvani All Klltit. Ilaskvt- hall. In-nnts. I,l'3llI3Ill'S. bpt-alwr of the- ftssn-inllly. l.Ililll'IlHlll of thu- tiornvrstona- Ii1lIIIIllIItQ't' for Ilavrttvr Ilall. .Iusticm'. Narrator lor tihristnias C1-It-Irration. .XII Class 'I't'nnis. Ilraniativs. Rt-p1'e-st-ritatiw to Connril. SlN't't'Il. 0l1llg1'l1g and 1'lll'l'I'fIIl. l'l11f11slI'io11s IIIIII lf1'1111.u 'l'wo tom- hair . . . lie-r own tliirtl floor suite . . . music :tml lullle-t t'llll1llSl2lSl . . . Wont you all plt-asv luring: Villltly lor the- llc-tl Cross? . . . Mivlii- gan 'two lc-ttc-rs 21 clay . . . lA-t's tlo something! . . . lfrut l'in tllult . . . slumlwr parties . . . Luna . Cotlust-o . . . tlatc-s . . . Mom says Oli . . rt-ry Sflllllilllltill' . . . lin-tsy. 'l'l'iN'l'll tilt.-XIII-I: Nlotlt-rn llanvm- lflulr. Ulm- Clulr. llrzunutivs. lin-ml tfross lit-pri-st-Iltatiw-. El.EVl'fN'l'H CRANE: Ulm- iflulv, lll'tlIllilllt'S. Uffit-t-r of tht- Rt-tl Cross and St-liool lit-pri-st-ntutiu-. ll Class llaislu-tlmll lflillllilllll, llvfrvsll- nu-nts lf o nl ni i I t t- 1- for Prom. Nlotlt-rn llanu- Clulr. TW lfl.l 'l'll tilt.-Kllli: Uffiu-r of tlle- Rt-tl Cross and Sl'll0Ul Rt'lYl'4'5l'lll2lllYt'. Ulm- lflulr, solo in liliristlnas l'ug11-ant, Ylotlr-rn llairlm- liluln 1Yi4-e- l'r4-sill:-ntl. llramutit-s. l,'oorlm-ss is ilu- only 1'111't-slim-lit that new-r fails. Ilis laugh 1-an start off tlic- whole crowd . . . a lulut-lx lluit-lx 4-onu-rt that still clot-sn't make c-nougrli noisc- . . . 1-an usually lie sc-en snapping.: picture-s lor l'e-arlmokr or Willljlllllg Zatl eat . . . Jose-pll in thc lllll'lSllllilS 'llulvlt-au . . . lioliin will long lie re- mx-mlwrt-tl lvy llis many fri:-mls. 'l'l'iN'l'll UllAlll'l: ll lsootlbzlll. ll Som-tw-r, ll 'llt-nllis. Typing. lfl,l'lVl'lN'l'll GR.-Xlllf: A Footluall. A Som-1-Q-r, Au 'l'm-nnis. yt'!II'l1U0lu'. lfinrlzf. 'l'Wl'il,l 'l'll CRIUJE' N l ootlruIl. A Stl1't't'l', 'l'4-nnis. l'r-arbouk tl'l1ologruplly litlitorl, ,lost-ph in tflirislmus VllillllQ'iill. -21-RH ' V' N XX ln-rt-'s llullas? It-Il me- ull aluout lt, ll 0 1 ws. ll'4'lIl-l -our But I'm NOT sweet! Twen ty'-two Who me? alia Well: fb Smiling always with a never fading sincerilyf, The new addition . . . perpetually cheerful . . . undauntable enthusiasm . . . Secretary of Council . . . naturally curly hair . . . unusual laugh . . . enjoys all music . . . avid sports fan . . . adapts to any situation . . . poise . . . peppy . . . Hride ,em cow-girll' . . . philosopher . . . a fresh faced femme fatale . . . HA friend in need . . f' . . . hiking enthusiast . . . freckles . . . Julie. ELEVENTH GRADE: lnter-school Council, Sculpture. Place in Scholastic Art Contest. Speech. Dramatics. De- corations of Prom, H Class Hockey. TW'ELFTH GRADE: Secretary of Council, Sculpture. Review. Home Economics. Senior Privileges Committee. Cornerstone Committee, lk Class Hockey, Co-Chairman of Leap Year. yum fema :Lua The manly part is to do with might and main, what you can dofi An ace on the basketball and tennis courts . . in the Physics lab, senior room, or the library . . . a winning poker player . . . Highway 40 . . . gray Buick convertible . . . When he sets his mind to something, hels bound to succeed . . . a good listener and a good friend . . . Ronnie. TENTH GRADE: C Football, C Basketball. ll Tennis. Riflery, Dramatios, Industrials Arts. ELl:IVEN'l'H GRADE: li Footlmall, B Basketball. ll Tennis. Worlrl, Dramatics, Construction for Prom. 'l'WEl.F'l'H GRADE: A Basketball, A Tennis, World, Yearbook, Draniaties. ' If , E ' 'H 3, if 3 , 2, 1 11lll11s1'11.w1z begvls enflz llSI.lISIII.u ,lucly . . . slinl figure . . . witlv. infectious grin . . . a shot-lt of hlonde hair . . . always forgetting something . . . inipulsiw and unpredictable . . . tvrrilit' 1-ln-erlt-mlm-r . . . lun . . . enthusiastic aml axle-pt in sports . . . more than talented with paint ancl lmrush . . . diligent when at work . . . devoted to her family . . . sim'f-re in her hc-liels . . . our Hun, 'l'l'iN'l'll tlRAllli: tilt-o lIlulu. Nlvrvly lille- Cliattvr for lforlrl. Advisory iilltliflllllll. -lth in 'liahle-au lh-sign, ll Yursily llaskt-tluall. A Varsity Vollt-yhall. Painting, Sculp- tor, Athle-tic Mt-dal. liliut-rlt-axle-r. All A Class tvams. l'll.l'iVl'fN'l'll llRAlJl'f: llralnativs. Painting. 2nd in Tahlvuu livsign. ll Varsity Houlwy, ll Varsity Baslicthall, A vtll'5lly lllvllllis. llll1't'l'lt'2ltlt'l'. lllavc- in Svholastit' Art Con- ti-st. firtl llight-sr NllllIl7t'I' of Points on Fit-ld llay for Girls, in fiilllllit' ol Flow:-rs for l'ron1. All A Class tc-ants. 'l'WlCl,.l 'l'll URAIIH: Glu- Cluh, Cllillflllilll of Social Com- lnittvm-. l'uinling. SL'lllDllll't'. llraniativs. Clit-vrlcatlvr Mio- tlaptainl. A Varsity Hovkvy. .- X Varsitv ltaslu-tlnill. All lfluss ll'illllS. flee Wfiffabm gacfei xl gooa' lzearl fires long. Willy . . . hlrs. ,lac'olmson's favorite hluc eyes . . . grvat low ol sports. Michigan. ancl pravtival jokes . . . proutl possvssor of an H348 Stuclclmaker . . . Mr. lin-akit antl lfixit . . . lulushing . . . an almost ro- . P le-ssional Willvl' slxie-r . . . a worrier with an appeal- ing grin . . . nolvotly works hartler or caros more . . . Hill. 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R1111- C11111. 5111 111ll11. Sl'll11l1llI'1'. R1'1'11'11' 4111111111 1'111i111r1. N'1l'l' 111lil1l'lllilll 111 11r11111. 'l'XX'11II.I1 l'11 1l11'1111'f: N110 1 1111111a11, SUl'l'1'l'. '1'1-111115. 5111111-111 1f1111111'11. 1111'4' C11111, Ski 1f11111. 111-111-w 11'111i1111' 111 111111-11. .cam Q I lllI1'6 no other but a zcnmarfs reasonf, Lunist . . . hoods . . . always llustered . . . Happy Unliirthday . . . Amherst lroys . . . music from classical to lvop . . . nicknamed Egg . . . blond pagelwoy . . . tons of enthusiasm . . . Mr. Weiii- ricliis friend . . . symmetrical parties . . . turkulosis taluoolr . . . Clayton Cops . . . afterdate visitors . . . Should I rolm a bank? . . . Leslie . . . feet on the talmlc . . . sympathetic and understanding . . . lfllcn. 'l'l'1N'l'll GRADE: Glce Clnlv. Dralnatics. Sculpture, Painting, ll Class teams. El.EVl'IN'l'H GRADE: Co- Cliairmun of Nlusic Committee for Prom. Review, Sculp- ture. ll Class teams, TWEI,l 'l'H GRADE: Sculpture. Painting. in Charge of Student Symphony Tickets, li Class teams. Jfenay .fcuuli Ziiman III Wl1oso would be fl Illllll must be a non-c0nf0rmist.,, lialiulous on the skins . . . Me and Diz . . . Jazz school at Lenox . . . gigantic record collection . . . red Plymouth convert . . . shifts without the clutch . . . sunglasses . . . hats . . . head of veiled Calu . . . CDS friends . . . Playboy . . . famous parties . . . jazz at the Phil . . . falls out of ears . . . Pea- cock Allcy . . . witty . . . great personality . . . llenry. 'l'l'iN'l'll GRADE: ll Soccer. Softball, Glec Clulv, Painting. l'lacc in Scholastic Art Contest, Secrctaryfllreas- urcr of Class. l'fl.EVEN'l'H GRADE: A Soccer Manager, Softlmll, Painting. Place in Scholastic Art Contest, Or- chestra, Glee Clulr lsolos at Fatliers' Night and Christmas Pugcantl, Assembly Committee. TWELFTH GRADE: A Soccer Mulnigcr. Softllull. l'ainting:. Orchestra. Glee Clull, Asst-mlrly Committee tCo-Chairmanl. World. I: saw ,111 w X .ll ,A if L fu ,, lv Hx ,Q L' ' gli' VK X , . .J u l l, . . . il' Ji, rRL':Slle IS a rare Comlnnatzon of clmrm. ,. z U f 4 X .L+ K . The pause that rt-frcslics. Now you know why I keep my hand in thcrc. A '5 I'l.RIld1IAl16SS, mul 00120121-Iliff... . U U' ,J . . Y Lv Flirtations blue eyes . . . casual page-boy . . . al- l, ways smiling . . . friendly . . . loves music--French L5 horn in the Philharmonic . . . a soccer fan . . . fly- X , ing to Carmel . . . constant crushes . . . usually ,V . . . ' seen with opposite sex . . . excellent scholastic rec- - ord . . . athletic . . . always faithful to the Cards and the Hawks . . . good at everything . . . Katie. TENTH GRADE: Advisory Chairman. Str-4-ring Com- mittcc. Clcc Club. Orchestra. UA Socccr, Varsity Dasc- lvall. A Class Hockey, Missouri Ridgcrunncrs, St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra. ELEVENTH GRADE: Stccring Committcc, Glce Club. Orch:-stra. Soccer. ll Class Hockey, A Varsity Ras:-hall, St. Louis Philharmonic Dr- chcstra. TWELETH GRADE: Glu- lflull. Rl'l'I.l'Il', ll Class Hockey, A Soccer. Orr-hcstra. St. Louis Phillmrmonic Orchestra. Qeafhey lffacfbonafzl No miml is thoroughly well organized Ilia! is rleficient in a sense of humor. Tiger . . . an ivy leagucr . . . literary lcttcr man . . . perennial crew cut . . . classical and modern jazz fan . . . ace wrestler . . . great conrcrsational- ist . . . a crooner of fraternity songs . . . Do I hafta take you out?', . . . Buicks: Hate thc things, but Dad buys 'emu . . . outspoken . . . who lnuilt the ark? . . . Gillmol TENTH GRADE: lf Football. li liaskctlmall. ll llasclmall, Ski lllull. EI,liVEN'l'H GRADE: ll l ooIliall, Wrestling. A Daschall. World. 'l'WELl 'l'H GRADE: ll Football. Wrcstlingx. A liascliall, World llloys' Sports Editorj. Q -ss Twcn t y-.six Nha? 8 fucfflffn Name Jlunkind Cowl lllltkllllg. nivrry, rznrl gay, .elle has ll jolly fI'1it'lIIllVY way. Lung lnluntl l?l page lmy . . . sparkling lrluv vyvs . . YlXllt'lUllS laugh . . . lows Nlicliigan. fun. lint vars, aintl lull lmys . . . vain liven up any party . . Caislnm-ru sm-ulcrs and Pvmllc-ttm skirts . . . plays an rnugli right inner . . . staunch supporter nl lln- A sm-4-c-r te-ani . . . loader of the Black .uslws . . . llunlx. 'I'I'IN'I'll till.-Klllfz llilllt'l' llliltllllllgl llmnnliiittt-4-. llralnatit-s. TX Sm'n'4'i'. Svnlpturv. 'l'yping. Ski lflnlv. l'il,l'iVl':N'l'll llR:KIll'1: llunn- IC1-mimnics. llruiiiatics. A Class tm-alns. I'rmn tloinniitlm-v. Puintingr. 'l'Wl'Il.F'l'll tlHAl7l'I: Yz'ar1mol.', xlllllilQ1t'l' of Varsity Huck:-5. Painting. A Snvt't'r, Cluiir- :nun of 'l'it'lu-ts fur lie-up M-ur. llil't'LlSlll'1'l' nf xhlvisory. elm., aww Guy? hllllllllllllll .wnsu lms Iliff mos! rrortlz of all S6l1S8S.,, CHU . . . at fuslliun man strictly in the vogue . . l'll talks- T-lily' . . . Gregg . . . all ABC . . . lS5l'lllC pziintvr . . . arid IllUdt'l'll jazz and Hirsch- lit-ltl lun . . . svnsitiw . . . luilny-sitter extraurflinaire . . imnltl low tu live on easy street . . . three let- lvr Ut'l'Illilll main . . . inquisitive mind . . . Igor. lxnn. lluris. untl ,Iulvs . . . Cllazz. ll'l'iN'l'll lili:Xl?l':2 ll l ootlbull. ll Stlt't't'l', ll Bust'- Y lmll. lziinting. Ulm- tllulv. l'fl,l'IYl':N'l'll URAITE: A Font- lmll. rl S0l'4'1'l'. l'uinting. Co-lflmirlinnl of lla-cmatiuiis for l'rmn. MI :USC limtlmll. 'l'Wl'1l.l 'l'H CRAIJIC: Ftmt- lmll. .- K Sow:-i'. lltllllllllgi. R4'l'll'll'. t, X- s x iv nusln-s. girls' Xml all it 4-'il'i nllll pivlxlvi' '!'llll fd I lualza aaanced fefleq ll lies in our power to nllunv llle mimi to f'lIl?t'ffllllIl'SS.u Pretty . . . freckles . . . hair that always shines . . . cute little figure . . , heautiful voice . . . moll- known house, numerous hen partiesi' and other more fluhious ones . . . lrish l?t. l l'm really French. you-allwt temper . . . tleterniinetl . . . al- ways a witty saying . . . hysterival laughter . . . rlrives in the country . . . nciilililflii . . . 'lihatis Kell. TENTH GRADE: Atlyisory' Trefasim-r. Painting. Typing. ll Class teams. EI.EVEN'l'H GRADE: Clw- Clnlr. Paint- . ,, .. . , . 1.. . - . . ting. li Class te-anis. TW ILLI-IH CRADl',: Cla-1' Llulr. D Class teams. Prom Magazine Reporter, Painting. Nlaryis Lullalwy in Christmas l'agm'ant. lffaff-lon Sfewalzl' Jlale, 4. 'gl ask only for lilIf0fIlllIfI-011.0 Photography' . . . hreaking ankles . . Daisy gang . . . gives Mr. Hinrichs troulyle . . . awful waffle jokes . . . good stuflent . . . tennis playeru . . . ivy league coat . . . lilue and yellow vest . . . jag hat . . . llenry' parties . . . '53 Plynioutli that heats Tear . . . congenial. smiling. wise . . . sharpie like Mavf'ric:k at carfls ljust ask himt . . . Nlahlon. 'l'EN'l'H CRADE: Wnrlrf. Sei:-iu'v Clulr. Sp:-vvli. Draina- ties, Photography Cluln, ELEVENTH GRADE: World. Yvarlmolf. Sei:-rice Cluln. Photography Clulr. Finanu- Coln- vnittec- for PTOIII. TWELFTH GRADE: lut'l'llilIlll'ill Draw- ing. Yearbook, Photography Club. Chairman of l'l1oto- graphs for Cornerstone in Haertter Hall. lstill say l dont look llka-z wily'-4'i1.:f1l 1 tlonkc-y. lilll at a loss for wort se'.w 4 i 5 gum fbaaincfa .faeffel Thai lwxl portion of II good IFOIIIIIIINS life. lwr lilllv IllIIllt'll'.N.Y lllll'CIIlt'IlIIIt'I't'll 111-is of ,l'i11fl11v.s.v mul of low. Ilimly . . . 1-wpix-ssiw lvlue- vyvs . . . vutv. turnt-tl up nost- . . . lit-r liorsvs :tml clogs . . Hillslnoro . . . light gn-5 lfortl . . . nt-xt tloor . . . tripping pt-oplv . . . saying lion . . . t'rzu'king sulitle jokes . . . Catliloruiu . . . giving surprise- pzlrtivs . . . very gootl graulvs . . . t'Xll't'lllt'lf vzlpzllvlc' . . . clarinet play-r . . . St'lllpll't'SS . . . tvrrifit' utlllvtv . . . Mary iu tht- Clirislmas illillTlL'illl . . . quivt . . . softspokeu . . . llorimlu. 'l'l'iN'l'll tllikllli: X Varsity llockvy, A Varsity lluskt-tlmll. ll Varsity Yollcyluill. Ulm- Clulw. th-vlu-stu-u. Svulpturv. l'l:u'1- in s1'll4llil5ll1' Art Contvst, Atlllvtit' lvttvr. ,Mlilt-tiv mm-mlul, .' X Class tt-anis. l'Il.lCVl'IN'l'H UliAIJl'1: Varsity llovkvy. li Varsity llztskvtlnull. Softlmull Varsity Orvln-stru. Anlxifory 'l'r:'usun'r. A Class trains. 'l'Wl'II.l4 l'tl Cllklllfz Varsity llurkvy, A Varsity lluskt-tlvull. Class lt'Lllllr. Ulm- Cluln. k,l't'll1'Sll'il. Sculp- turv. ckmlvisory 'l'rt-usuwr. Sta-1-riiig Committm- klllillflllilll. kllllvllm' Counvil. Nlary in killl'l4llllilS il.illll4'illl. laairf 1466011 Kieffea Uur rfzwffs zfelvrlriim' us, as muvlz as we zlvlvrnzim' our lf0l'llS.n Vt-ry illlllvlit' . . . tram-k luultly . . . an Aspt-u muu . . . tliirtl in-zu' justivv on Slutlc-ut Court . . . lllll'lllgt'lll . . . tall uutl lanky . . . ll'l'l'll-lt' on lu- skatvs . . Ilill-Billy uiusiviun with tllc- lliclgc- lluuuvrs . . . Rt-ll llottom trousvrs . . . llut roller'- tiou . . . Im svout . . . 1-room-r . . . Cauutlian Cruist- . . . Work l ilt'lll . . . lion yu tloinf Kiel? . . . l,llYt'. 'l'l'lN'l'll tlllAlll'l: ll lfoutluill. ll lluskvtlrzlll. 'l'rut'k. lllw- Clulv. Ski Clulv. 'l'ypiug:. Court ,lustitw-, Atl- xixory Cluiirnmll. l'vptom's, l'll.l'1Yl'lN'l'll tiRAlJl'l: lfootlnill, lluskm-Ilrull. K 'l'rau'k. lilm- Cluln. Ski Clulw. Court .lustim-, lillillflllilli Nlusim' Committm- for l'rom. 1 kiltlilliu. 'l'Wl'il.l 'llll lillcklllf: l 00tl1ull. A Sll1'l't'l'. X 'l'r:u'k. llomvrailvln- Nlvutiou All AHC in lfootlmll. Court ,luativa-. l'r'ur'l:oul.'. tilt-4' Clulv. Ski Cluli, ll Corus . ... ..-..1 won . 60 1'rJl I NX- il' ww rl .,' W5 ywzzi Zlqadezfh fam, 1 f vi.. W, W I lilll an 4-xperinn-nlc-r. rail ,l. ll. -Iurli-nt 1'llQlI4lN51'll in liix wonncls wliile studying Tliirlli VP vf' pl rx . dk 6 lVllGl6l'6'I' is ll'0ff,1 doing al all. U! 9-iii 'I is Il'0l'llI rloing Nell. 'Q- ..,u f bu i, We see Juflx' . . . Eurome--l'1'R0l'l'i . . . ex wri- . l l nter in Q'Vt'l'yllllllg . . . unlmottlecl lnlonrl . . . hockey lulllwaek . . . Rl'1'fl'Il' lezuler . . . talvleun cesigner . . . ilSSf'llllJlB speaker luneensoreml sliclc-sl . . . Seeonrl soprano . . . Nlntterliorn 1-linilwr . . . sweater knitter . . . talkative- Gerninn speaker . . . X f avitl letter writer tprep schools! . . . elexotc-xl liriclgv O-fl' player. win or lose . . . pro-poet . . . an nonxlvrlul lricncl . . . jurlx. G ., 1 'l'l':N'l'll GRAIJE: ll Yarsity llovkvy. ll Yursily Yolleylmall, Painting. ll:-sigzm-ml Cliriftnms rlitllllvilll. Rl'l'l4'1l'. Ulm' Clllll. Arlrisory Sl't'l't'lill'y. lllask llll1'lU'y. fl I ELEVENTH URAIJI-I: ll Varsity Hovkvy. l'zxinlin,g. lil:-4' CV Clulm. Advisory Se-vre'Iary. Rf'r1'f'u'. lflass llot-km. kink .Mlvisory Sm-ere-tary. Rf'l'iI'Il'. Claw llovkvy. 1 ,mczmz ,azpedz .em 67111011 humor is Ihe lzenllh of Ilie .soulf- Four years of baseball . . . -L ABC uwarrls . . . lmucls with the Carrlinals . . . eliznnpionsllip lootlvnll jaeket . . . luig grin texen in a tough ganlei . . . freckles. freekles. freckles . . . sine-ere . . . Clic-ry eonvertible . . . always happy . . . Cofs pal . . . big eater . . . watch out. itis Lane! . . . professional lawn mower . . . Hawks lan . . . niee to liars- arounci . . . Nlike. TENTH GRADE: .' X ii lfootllall. lla-kvlliull. llaseliall HXII ABCL Typing. Industrial Arts. lfl.lfVlCN'l'll GRADE: A llaskn-tliall. Ibm-lmll IMI Alitll. ln- tlustrial Arts. 'l'Vl'lQl.l'i'lil'l GRADE: lfootliull. liasketllall, A liaselrall lskll .-Xlllil. -, wtf H li FTH URAIJIC: Varsity Ho4'ke5. l'uinting1, Glo:- wm...., ... xi. A, Y E. l if pamela Sue Maud F I i-nun! 111-mf-If in llllflll-IIQ' 1-lst' so IIUIIIIIY as in II .wul I'1'IIIt'lIl1Jf'I'I-llg' my gm1rffl'1'1'11rfx.'i lfnglish ,Nnstin lull of sm-11-atltiiigr girls . . . nit-lv aunt-ml HUUIIIUI' . . . mlurling rlotlu-s on al tiny figuri- . . huts . . . li-ttn-rs frmn lA-xingtmi . . . pc-rlic-i'I llzlgt-lmy . . . Stix ltmiril . . . hig hrmsn Q-yt-S . . . Nxinim-trivail palrtii-s . . . Ili-5 llurlniw-In-lpii . . . l,nnu . . . lflziytnn . . . lfmlalsi-1+ . . . sltnnlwr pztrtim-s . . tights with Putty and Oli-an' . . . Sllllfll nit . up thi- strm-4-t . . . l'ann. ll',N I II 1-ll -tlltz: I,l'lllll1llll'S. It Lhixs tm-inns. lflw- Lluht ll' nrlrl. I-Il.l-ZYI-IN'l'tl llli Xlllf: llunn- I':t'0IlUlllil'S, Ulm- Cllllt, lfurlfl. I,l'ilIllilll4'K. X tllufs Sm-1-1-r, liUSlllllN'S for Ilfillllil- lit-s. llt't'tll'1tll0ll llulntnitti-v fur l,l'Ultl. 'l'Wlfl,l 'l'll ISR.-XIII-I: Ifhrhl. llonu- l'il'0ll0llltt'S. li Kiln-5 tm-inns, film- llluh. l'inulisI in Nilitviitil St-ltuluftit' Xl:-1'it tfuntm-st. fafna Gale .feudfifezz lf you IIIIIY' A'IILIll'lf'lljI1'. li-I ollu-rx lfglil fllflil' Cllllffll' nn 1'l.u Itruins . . . marks . . . tulm-nt . . . always right lt's lf-1-1-r, lfism-nizxillii . . . looking fur tlinn-s in tht- physii-s lultlc-r . . . says what ht- thinks . . . slrmmnn tunil hm-all tht- ltussiznis tu thc- punt-ht . . llunlu-ml first inuth tm-st! . . . 1-un say inure- with l fllllllft' than most pc-oplv 1-an xsith at put'agl'upl1 . . .lnhn. 'l'l'fN'l'll tilt.-XIJIC: l,l'illllillll'S. Rifle- tfluh. tl Burke-tlm . Ulm- lflnlv. S1'tt'lI1'Q' lfhtlv. l':l.l'iYlfN'l'll tlR.-Xltliz nl'lllllLlllt'S g1'il'll1'1'fillIll. lt Itziski-tlmll. 'l'Wtfl,l 'I'll Ultntllliz Dfillllil- tim. llvorlrl. N lizislwtlvalll. film- tfluh. Finalist in National q1'lllllilSll1' Nh-ril tlUlll1'Sl. C-S95 1-1-A, xt v X ll thu, NN lm lmxingg at fyninn-trivzil party. lilllllllglllll.lllt'tl1lB. Tlllrflt -mn Uh' l rc Tliirly-tivo don it a W'hat's that noise ' May Blah 0'.feaaq A spirit of helpfulness makes the mos! lovable friend we have. Considerate . . . no lipstick . . . long eyelashes . . . wonderfully disorganized . . . good sport . . . tallest girl in the class . . . superpolite . . . silly . . . cherry pies . . . naturally curly hair . . . tact- ful . . . malts . . . L'Hey. you guys . . noble in character . . . un-organic food . . . Lunist . . . from Roosia . . . brown cow eyes . . . poker parties . . . turkulosis taboob . . . swanlike neck . . . lovely Mary. TENTH GRADE: Painting, Review. ELEVENTH GRADE: Dramatics. Assembly Planning Committec, Paint- ing, Yearlloolf. TWELFTH GRADE: Sculpture. Yearbook tFeaturcs ditorl, Assembly Planning Committee lCo- Chirm lem er of Christmas Tableau. 50' fy HMM? Cecil lunccm lffacflae, fa. Busy till night, pleasing myself mightily to see what a deal of business goes off a man'.s hands when he stays by iff' Nicknamed Uncle Dunc . . . very intelligent . . . arrives at school still eating breakfast . . . hard- fighting football player-24 on 2 . . . xxx . . . hard worker . . . Cyclotron . . . senior room ruler . . . a ladies' man . . . good sense of humor . . . two mile . . . more or less . . . responsible. capable. and friendly . . . Duncan. TENTH GRADE: ll Football. li Soccer, Sound and Lighting Crew. World tl'hotography Editorl. Yearbook, Science Club, Dramatics. ELEVENTH GRADE: A Foot- ball. A Soccer, Sound and Lighting Crcw, Scicncc Club. TWELFTH GRADE: A Football. Honorable Mention 1All ABCL A Soccer. Science Club. Co-Chairman of Christmas Celebration, Finalist in National Scholastic Merit Contest. Engineering Drawing. 1 '- 1 tum- Q 'xa l ,Qmr 'wlllf XX 'Tlx ll thu 'DLLLX LS fum, .fzzzfozz 0'RqilZq'Wqfmt1 My Lf-I nu- .share Illc lore' and labollg like gel? kk l who lfnou' nu' limi. GT A 03 lVll'l0ll . . . clark llui 1'x'1 l. mlark vy Plljjhxzgll lidlliulxlti MGM. . . . m-Il wrsm-ml in mam? fin-lcls . . . fuml zulmirvr ull, lull Mussnvllllsf-tls uml its inllalmitanls . . . always ready l .UAW In mln SUlllt'llllll1EI mlillcrcnl . . . un outstanding: artistgxlllf Q, ll'run1 :xml 'l'ulrlvuu llc-sig:m'rl . . . ll0Ilt'0Ill-0I'IlllSl,Xrr' F . . . Wlm's llilYlIlSl lllc party tunigl1t? . . . vllange-l llml ulmlo . . . lun . . . umlvrslamling .- . . the gz1l1g'rflkKNNfll3 Mum . . . Mary. lfhbligblbx lQL5l'Col,l 'l'l':N'l'll llRAlll'l: iflalss 'l'r1'usxll'1'l'. l3EhGz?l'lllE.lklfll:lXwQLl -Call Ift'l'iI'll' 1Al'l lfmlilorl. 2llll llluvm- in 'l'alrle'au lla-sign. llvsign Q lol l'i4l4 Il u ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l any l'r gram. lillllllllgl, Class llovkvy, Zndw A l'lzu'1' Awurmls in St'lllllilSlll' Ar! Cont:-sl. l'1l,EVl'1N'l'HV H , x ,- 1lliAIJl'l: cum llfwkl-y. --ls wrsny vml.-ylmll, 1stllflMflQ1 llfbe VlW'5l' 52 VXFCUVB O.: Plzwe- in lulwle-nu Ill-sign. ifn-Ile-sigllvr' for Prom, llt'SlgIIl X A ' ' 'A for lfia-Id Iwi., Img,-1.m. sm-.-.-1-. '1'wEl.F'l'H ummm: l6U4'V'GxxfXlA'5 .lily M65 Ck l-D MLOQH, me l'vf1rlmol.'. Puintiugg, Class llm'k4-y. A 5411-41-r. Nlvlllwuc. C I Q I ln-r. lnla-rgruup Nillllll llllllllfll ol' Clll'lsllilllS and Jvws. Ng ' Cl Q SQA? bkQy1.,L qgd lffvf X49 n Gam-e lead! llaullan Uimdeafz nfvtlflll-Ilg' mm lu' plzrvllzzxwf 1l'l1I.l'lI is Ilettvr llmn ll firm ffl-UIIII... Tull . . . lmrsy lpink vnat lr -Bricllc-spur . . . vow- Im lmls . . . an ll'ilt'lilllilll . . . llllt'l'0Slt'll in llw ln- slilulv . . . pmfuuml sp:-ukl-r in llistury Inn mlu- lniuus xuluv ul sunu-I . . . always thc- first unv ul .Q an party . . . lows to 1lilIli'Q'. mul wry guml . . . lou-s lu lulk :xml illNillS flmws . . . vsvalpullcs . ll lzlsl ualllx . . . lrig lluivlx . . . llauv. 'I'l'IN'I'II llllXlllf: ll lhnslwrlmll. .' X 'l'ru4'lx. Wurlrl. l'llolu lflulv. 'l'ypin,u. llnlu-trial Xrls. lfl4l'IYl'1N'l'll lQR:XlJlC: ll lf 114r Ilbslll NlilllllQl,1'l'. X 'l'l'al1'lx. St'll'Il1' ' . . 2 ,' ., 1 ... l.lx Killa: X 5ll1'l'!'l'. X 'l'rzu'L Sl'll'lll'l' l'lulv lh'1ll1'ni4's Nurrulur lm' i.l1rlslnms 1.vl1-Imlliull. 1' ll's lm' an pivlxlv. lim my ,Sf ser.:-2 3 iw, X :V , nv! Tlllrffl -llll'l'4' lucy sklffl-64 Thou hast wil mul fun and fire. lilwqlxallert sc-nse nf humor . . . vim-nr. liqnitl inhu- vyvs . . . young. vihrzlnt pe-rsonality . . . Kingslnury Haunt . . . artistic! ...znirlsfwm-1' fan . . . intvre-ste-fl in nth:-rs . . . fun to he with . . . arch-nt 1-yt-lush plliit'I' . . . hrains. ifnglisii whiz . . . Sunday mlriws . . . Uuylorfi . . . hill-hilly songs . . . 'l'Hl-I figurt- NlI'it'k-kllf'f'u . . . just il um- Init nuts . . . l,u1'c-. 't'EN'l'll llR.Nlllf: Painting. Kvrie-11'. Iirullnitit-N l'Iu1'4- in St'll0ii'lhiit' Art iillllIl'Ki. 5m't':'r. Sl'4'Tl'ttlTj of Mlxi-wry, li Llass Hsu-km-y. Ski Llnh. l'.l.l'.Y PANIH t'R:XlJl'.: l'uinI- ing. 1.47-D4'SljIl14'I' of l'rmn. Plum- in N-tiulztxtlv Art tmitmt. N Vhllv StN'1't'l' ttfapluint. li llia-5 lllwiu-5. tiki . . 'l'Wi'iI.i 'l'll tlRfXUl'f: Painting. lfnrlrl 1120-,Mlm-rlisixig Niuinip-rt. i'r'urlmnl.'. f Q 44641-A G0-'I-JO!! Pollock I will :ml follow rrherv llw pnlli Ill!!-Y lvrul. lm! I u-ill go Il'fIl'fl' Illvre ix no path. mul I will lvnrv Il Irailf' Big hrmu14'yc's. . . unnmun svnsc- . . . lilii. rungly utlmletf- . . . All AHC fuutlmull . . . St'lIliI!It'llllli . . . at siiivere- and lnyal frim-nd . . . tht- Hilltqltillllti . . . nnt- uf tht' ifloricla gang: . . . z1c'uum'il nn-nilwr . . . gmail nuturt-fl . . . huinur. illltlltlll humor . . . nm- of tht- intvlligf-ntsiu . . , l'l'lltif. milling. uncl num- than uhic . . . lfrank. IHNIH tvlintllh: lX'1'l'l-I'It' t.lunim' lfttitnrb, Sm-iul tlmn- niittvv. ll lfmvtlrull. lt lhxslwtlmll. li Ham-lmll. l'tmm- gruphy Clulu. Typing. Ski lllnh, lilAlCYl'1fN'l'll lllintllliz Vluh World. Fmmtlmli. Huflu-Ilnull. Snfthull. Ritlt- 'i'w'i':i.i 'iiii tiliAiTi'iI Wiurfrl tffupy i'itiit0l . xx Iftitiliiilii lilo-lfaptuilil. All NUC. Hnnorulvln- Nia-nlinn ,KH Ilixlrlvl. Y:'ur1m0l.'. SYIIIIPIII ii0llll1'ii. SlN'4'f'l'. liuwhull The h4 vk it is Kal Ouk!!! Tliirly-full! ,W tt mg x t ,X MGI!-q Zflen paimlaulezz Few zersons have coura fe lo a ear as ood 5- P as they really are. .Mtl'am'tiw lwlonde . . . hard worker . . . once she's laughing she eanil stop . . . sarcastic . . . swimming pool . . . Dudley. her poodle . . . little girl, lots of energy . . . loves the Cardinals . . . dry sense of humor . . . always eating . . . sculpture . . . Aspen . . . Litzsinger Road Hangout . . . tears ln-tween classes . . . shy sornelimes . . . in a panic . . . l'oinie. 'I'ICN'l'll KQRAIPE: Social tfoninlittm-0, llranlaties, Sculp- ture, Plave- in S1-holastim' Art Contest. ll Varsity Hockey, Ii Varsity Volleyball, Class In-anis. ELEVENTH URAIIIC: Advisory Chairman, Sculpture. Place in Seholastii' Art Contest. li Varsity Hoclu-y. A Varsity Softball, A lilass teams. Allllvtit' l,n-tter, Ski Club, TWELFTH lllililllfz Worlrl tllirls' Sports' Editorl, Gene-ral Chairman of CllI'lSllIlilS tk-li-lmration. Sculpture, A Varsity Hockey. Class If-anis. Stage Director for Modern llanvm- Clulx. lfeain Bdaefleq S Kilmer-fzzlfiess llIl'0Il'S sunlight on all paths of lifef, lied Corvette . . . wivked grin . . . ivy leaguer . . . last lrunnerl . . . athletic' . . . interested in sports . . . German . . . dry sense of humor . . . lied Fang: . . . soccer buddy . . . shy and 'gretiringl' . . . good grades . . . Kingsbury King . . . 1030 motor 4-yr-Io . . . il tease . . . helpful. interested. fun. and vonside-rate . . . everylmodyis friend . . . Ke-vin. l'Il,l'iVEN'l'H IIRAUH: ll Football, li Soccer, A 'lll'tlL'li, All Allli lA'iigElll' in 880 Yard Relay, Ulve lflulx. TW lCl,l 'l'll UHAUIC: Footlnall. Sow:-r. 'l'raek. tilt-4' lflnli, Re'1'i1'w. at 'ya nn-an! l ranit sm-c 2nd ei! No, not yet. Tliirly-fir: ,gi ,jQhv Q Tllirli'-.yi x' Vw xfttlll Xlfllllltltll' . . . Wowl xyllill at rimlt-l Gam! Reclaim 1nIe1le1't IIIIIIUIS fnlv. So far as I1 man tllirikx. he is frenz 'liiny ysaist . . . page lioy' . . . wry inte-lligvnt . . Latin srvliolur . . . friendly . . . usually vlie-e'l'l11l . . . Cliatinel 'P . . . her young ne-igliluorlioocl lrie-mls . . . nicknanieml Rc-flcly . . . New York . . . Bunny. lier dog . . . lwr My lirotlier . . . flrumutit' star . . . stuffcfl octopus giyvr . . . sympatlwtit' . . . rvzuly' to help with lwr frank opinion :intl pl'zu'ti1'z1l stlggggvs- tions . . . Carol. 'l'l:iN'l'H GHAIJEZ Iiraniativs. S1'llllDlllt'l'. Plum- -Xwurml in St-liolastit' Art Conti-sl. Vim- lflluirnlan of .Mlvisory El.l'iVEN'l'H GRAIJE: llramatim-s, Svnlpturv. 'l'WlCI,l 'l'tl CR.-XUE: llraniutit-s, Finalist in National Sa-liolustir Xl:-rit R044 Quinlan 7fmma4 66,4 consiant frieml ix a thing rare and lmnl lo flillllfl Hello tlwru . . . funny lacvs . . . Cliivl ,lustivv . . . Rml Fang . . . Aspen. lfloricla. antl Nlivliigan . . . tlnv hot Chrysler . . . ml:-pe-mlalrlv . . . un ulvlm- linenmn on our 4-lianipionsliip lootlmll te-uni . . . niusim- Iowa' tone ol tht- Four Cornsut . . . no party 1-omplt-to without liini . . . tht- lu-st kincl ol lrit-ntl . . . alyyuys lins :in original itll-11 . . . 'lionnny , . . , . . . N ... . N ,.. H ,.. Il'.Nlll l,ly.XI,Jl'.: 4. lootlmll. l. lhislwllvnll. li l1'IlllIQ. lrznllll ol Lonrt. lvlm-nf Llnln, llmniutin-s. lntlnstrnil ,-Xrts. l'il,l'1YlilN'l'll tilt Xltlfz ll lfootlmull. li Ilztskt-tlmll ll lm-nnis. thorns. ,lnstn-1-ot Stnnlvnt l.lilll'l.lvl1'!'l.lllll, I lfluss l rt-sitltynt. llltlllslflitlv Kris., 'l'Wlfil,,l 'l'll 'Kill Xlllu: ,X l'oollnnll. 'X 5Ht'1'4'I. X ll'ttllIs. Llnvl ,lllNll4'4'. blew- Llnli l'roln Nlnguzim- ll:-port:-V, l lfornsf' gig! 'N A .:,,. wg. is w ' It' :-: Q is it W5 News Y She hath many friends, because she hath made herself fr1'en11ly. Tennis . . . piano . . . Home lie . . . arflent Hawks' fan . . . wide circle of friends . . . nice. e I 'ln eniialmle fl 'ure foocl lookin' loves Maine, Michigxan. and a few other spots N fQ'Qz,ow' nic. lice . .. . , '54 'H . . . g - ' . . . tactful . . . Secretary of the Assembly . . . 'EY M around the country . . . friendly . . . takes an Y x X occasional fling . . . lienchie. SQ NJ 'I'EN'l'H GRADE: li Varsity Hockey. A Varsity t Softball. A Varsity Tennis. A Class teams, Home St' - Economics, Secretary of Advisory, Typing. ELEVENTHV 1 L GRADE: B Varsity Hockey, A Varsity Tennis. Rifle X Club, A Class teams. Home Economics, Costumes for Christmas Page-ant. Invitations Committee for Prom, Social Connnittcc. TWEl.l TH GRADE: A Varsity Basketball. 3 A Class teams. Yearbook, Home Economics, Costumesx 'Q 9 for Christmas Pageant. Secretary of the Assembly, Co Q Designer of Leap Year. 5 Q9 'TR' fm Raw, wmet The truly wise is the truly generousf' Swimming pools . . . pasture parties . . . the valley . . . rod type jeep . . . Red Fang . . . long, lean, and lanky . . . blue eyes . . . Florida! . . . blue and white Chevy . . . hillbilly music llohn and his famed guitar? . . . face always ready to break into a grin . . . crazy jokes . . . sincere . . . a good guy . . . John. 'l'I-JNTH GRADE: ll Footllall. ll Soccer, Track, Glee Club, Typing. Industrial Arts. ELEVENTH GRADE: A Football. A Soccer, Baseball, Glee Club, 4 Corus , lntlustrials Arts. TWELFTH GRADE: A Football, A Soccer. A liasehall. Gln- Cluli. 4 Cornsn, Industrial Arts. es wi - . 31 s llut l can't stay awake! llut it's on 6 A ,CJ vibuf-6. , K si e X M 50:9 ' 4 ft Thfflj'-.ww Il Wy! 'V A U? Thirty -eight lip in Leland. we . . . Gan't l bid a three card suit? fbanna Jfelene Riley 'Vin inrfuslrious girl Iliflll a will to e.w'e1.U Leland . . . beach parties and canoe trips . . . bobby pins galore . . . terrific athlete. Conte on you guys. let's fight! . . . eodaseo . . . hard worker . . . great organizer . . . enthusiastic' . . . friends all over . . . church worker . . . t-apnlile Yearbook editor . . . member of Buns society . . . always has a t'i'lIllCI'3 . . . sympathetic problem solver . . . Donna. TENTH GRADE: li Varsity Hockey. Varsity Soft- ball. B Varsity Volleyball. All Glass teatns. Manager and HU Basketball teams. Athletic Letter. Dramaties. Painting, Typing. Seholastie Art Award. Advisory Treas- urer. ELEVENTH GRADE: ll Varsity Hot-key. Var- sity Softball. A Varsity Volleyball. All Glass teams. Athletic Medal. Painting. Yearbook, Home Et'UI10lIllt'5. TWELFTH GRADE: A Varsity Hockey. A Varsity Softball, Av Varsity Volleyball. All A Glass teams. Painting. 2nd in Tablt-au Design. Yearbook ll'rodnt-tion Editor and Editor in Ghit-ft. Anne Bfdefgei Rufio!! 624 kind heart is a fountain of lzappirzess. Anne twith an . . . ingzenue in every play . . . goalie and areher . . . always smiling . . . ap- pears naive-hut is really knowing: . . . last to get her license . . . faithful to Shoshoni forever . . . training Jerry . . . bridges-well. she's improving . . . talkative tespceially in study hallt . . . a friend to all . . . the other Anne. TENTH GRADE: Adyisory Treasttrer. l'ainting1. Glen- Glnb, Dratnaties. Typing. li Varsity llot-key. A Glass Hockey. Chairman of Refreshments at Gaines. El,EVEN'l'll GRADE: Glee Club. World, Varsity Hoekey. l'i-ont lnvitations Committee. A Glass Hoekey. 'I'Wlil.F'l'll GRADE: Draniaties. Wnrlal lrfxlllllllli Editort. Glee Club. Home Et-onomies. Senior Privileges Committee. .' X Var- sity Hoekey tlfaptaint. Class Hoelqey. .vm sf s 'mv-,24 X x f' ' ,ly A Y fl 1 ,fffyd KL! W 1!j'l l J A I Z Y L 4 lm' all ,Ml my , X V4 ll 1 V. ,L V - 1 fp 'ff . .A A If K L fi valign 4 '- Mm R6 ff I ' 'uillrndwffy' 'xl lh'l'l.flII1f' 0 mu Afgrl, iil'fIll'.u ,L ., I V . l, , I , I1! I I 7 -I . 1:1 'idx L in L l fl 'Quinn lvvllilgfh- lisvmyul' lu- . 4 pe-rfu -I agvlmy 1 ff if 7. 5 fX.lll5.fQisiii1ii1cfl. . gmhmpfdiliilviliiniiist Li ,ill . gm lgraulggff. . C . llN'll .ff parlor QHIIIUS fc lggplijdsl gn! llllpnfihdsi' . . . aulvisury t'll1llI,'Ill' Sil41h:1'is1i all lu' quic-Ili' . . . llt'Xi'l' fi! sl:-epfylfii . . jklipe- hung, izard . . . lunisl . . . nnmlf-sl , L , Z 4 . . kiiyll. . . ll lvriilim- fria-nd . . . lully. flip if ' ,Y JM ' f4il.l'iYl'iN' llllxllllfz Sl'1'l4l'lill'f ul .Mlvis0ry. Hmm- l'l:1l'0II0llll'. lmitutimis limiiliiitlm- lm' Prom. 'l'Wl'1l.F'l'll lllyifllliz fliaiirmun ul -Mlxiwu. llmm- l':l'0lllllIllI'N. R1'I'l-1'll'. f flmlm-ss :il lIm'in-rshuiv 'IR-ix. ,4 HJ ,in 9 861166216 SD:-auf A Tha hqarl to UlNIl'f'li1'C'. the 111111erslan1l1'11g In lII.l'Pl'f: i flu: hllllli to v.i'vz'ulk'. , I . . io Ve-ry inte-llfgf-lil . . . alwals rc-ady to hs-lp whe- llicr il ln: physivs or math or lhv 4-ustunles for a play . kindly mother in ML Vlfildernessllf . . . ' 1'llCt'l'j . . . Foster child Cllillflllilll sinue Seve-nlli grzulc . . . m'u1lsiilc-i'ale- . . . 1-whwiicly vapuhle-A ,ulisawsimlm-s ai growl juli . . . staunvh kGlr'e, Clulm - , suppurlur . . . friendly und kind . . . Barhi. 'I'I'QVl'Il URXIPIC: lfuslvi' llhild lilllllflljilll. Sl'lllDllll't'. lllue- lllulr, ,,l'1lIlIillll'S. lil,l'iYlClNTll lIR.'XIlE: Foster Child lflmirmun, Sl'lllllllll'!'. Ulm- lllulr. llranihlivs, S1'cr4'Ial'y- I, 'lil'l'1lNlll'l'l' of Class. 'l'WI'fl,F'l'll GIKAIJE: 'Fush-i'lCliil4l lillkllflllilll. S4'llnDlllI'l'. Ulm- Cluln. Ilrunmlivs, N1Q'IlllN'l' S -niur l'rlxiln-gm limnmim-1-. lfiilulisl in Nutirmzll Svlmlusliv Rlvril liolllvsl. . 1' Q wkm Nt V l' ,, .. Wyiwi u plm'llll't'S ph-asv. 1- W0!llll'l'llll? l Th lil'fj'-llill 1' IfIItS'l' RUXN: l,m-ffl-I. Mlums. IF. Kilt-y. Nl. U'lt4-illy. l'i+r0t4'. llunkins. ll1'llll'f'Zllll. fiunliff. llmnllllzirl. tVl,1-uri. l'. Hyun. SICQIUNID NNW: I'oiml1'xtvr. K. Calkins. :Xitlu-n. Struiul. Pitnmiri. Ilan:-ii. l,UI't'lll.. li, lie-:lm-in-vu Xlurris. S. Hurklmm. QX. l !'I1'llllQ1sIlUl'f. fl. lillhoff. Xl. K1-Ili-3. lllllill IUIXX: 5. R4'lN'll. lfttmzin. fi. flrigg. Higgs. xxillll1l1'l'li1'll. Nlzu'Rum'. ilillu-rt. I.:-u-slvr. lliunuus. H1-mn. Ifttl Rilill ROW: tfrnfl. Xl. llluwlx. ll, Ulu-rlwvlx. filzlrli. lfzulvs. llulv. S4'llillN'TQ1. lfism-llnlratll. I-'Ilf'l'Il ROW: l'0llm'lx. llinguzill. l.um'. Vfmuls. Kivffvr. ,l. llulw. ISHFVIIIII. llr. llzu'rtte'l'. XllSl'ifYl': Higgs. llvzin. The Senior Class Diar On St'lllt'IlllN'l' 12. UJ52. sixty friglitviwcl sc-venth his fifth pe-riml vluss at the- first lwll Nlr. Xlunt- gmclmws vanu- tu juhn Burroughs for their first gumery had lm-km-cl ug in! JUN- Aff? mwlillil U 'WW a'lVlSf'VS- Miss Slilf' Our lwig hrothers and lvig sisters he-lp:-cl us :nm-t ftml and MV- 0l1ll V lf Wt' 'Wm U' 0'-ll' first 1435595 the oth:-r sturlvnts and slinwe-cl us aruunxl svlmul. imfl lfirfl U' Elm 'Wd U' Swim!! fmm Umm UP YUUIN- hut soon iw vwrc- on our own. The- girls mlupte-tl a fustvr vhilrl. Kulli Sahhe. frnm livfltlllllf :mtl ln thv first fa-is we-1-ks we- le-zlrlivfl tu say mm sc-nt hor monthly payme-nts wllf-4-tt-tl frum tht-in humlrwl mivu instvacl nf mtv llllIltlI't'fl ami mic-.N hakcsalvs ami white- t'lf'pllillll salt-. This plan mvt M tht- smm- time- we- lcurnvtl that Mr. iVillllIg10IIlf'l'f nppnsitiun from thv lmys. who hunt:-xl to start san- 4-uul4ln't lu- lrivlwml wht-n wc- trivcl to walk out nf llluntimn-tl rin Paw- l2tl il 1 Ili' X I i ,, ix ' if 'fafiariir f fix! x 1 .X sw? X F S 532 X mv. S N sg X A N Q WAX, Wmf y414wWMw.w -f 51515 1 W,,,,,W,,,,4 , l'W44q-hvfwff 1 Myqgjffzf-fzfn ffm. J, ' f Q Q1 W 5 0' 13 ,K Mwvemywffff 1' 1 w4W4iZff4wW WM ,fm ,V - ,. 4 41 1 Mwfwffjffjf f L M 7 'Ziff 'fe 1 if sl M aa 1 .IQ ix? ' 0 at Y Qi if i Li 5 ,X 3 ,B x X . Sr S wx QS , , Qwwx X V -F3 ..QmQ xfzi N ,R N if SX X KX K i Q we XF QS 1. M 13 + M gm ww ., mum xxxm N., Nm. sie, ws 412. SX-:iv :- HUM xx I 0 4 NI1-I. 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Nlurrixim, I I IflI 'l'lI lxllll: ufxxlullwii. lxyun. lil'RlllNlllll. l e-n' nlwrgi. llunulill, illllivlllils. K4'Iilll4ll-l-. Nil'-3. 'llr U'N4'all. slX'l'Il Nl xNrYll1lt'k.'lllll'1lfxf4YNH'lllllQl. l.l'll'llll1'. l'uwo-r-. Klux. l.1mry. llymflf-5. l'il'igllllgql4'l'li. llzmlnl. , , , . , A ii A 'N U 1 Ui :nth rade X J' vw QXK 4 x X 1 . ' -ml lliis f1'ilI' als Nllllll lil'il1l4'l'SA our vlalas luulx llll llulli lln' lugs aiml girls lmrlg an urliu- mul slu'4'1-ss- vu-in Q1l'l'ill1'l' pzlrl in lln' Iill- mul zlvlixilivs ul lln- ful part in zillllvlic' 1-wills. llmw- lmys wa-lnml. 'I'In- nmsl 0lllSl1llllllllQ.l pn'uAivm'l in our svlnml mi ilu- 'WY' lfmtlmll login :mil l ul lflllfglt' 'N'l'l'l'lll- nurlx luis lu-4-11 our first :itll-mp! all le-rm pupi-rs. nga- on HU z1Tirl'Tf: f 'lillf' gil'L5,YlQ5cnl oll11'l's1'l1uul lln' girls in-rv lu-pl lmusy lmliling lmkl--gulf-5 lu lu-lp Ivzuns. zmil lu1'!Iln' firslllifrfi iii-rv zllnlv lu play xalr- Qllplmrl llll'll' llvslvi' cllilil. XNlll'l'Q'ilS lliv lmys mul- sity. VH- un- llllllilllgiliUIiNill'1l In in-xl yn-ur mln-n lc-1-lm-il 1-Imlu-5 lui' lln- llltllillli W0 xwrm' ullmu-QI. iw inipv lu x'4mlrilvulv our full slum- In ilu- spiril for Ilia- lirsl limi-. lu illlt'll4l Ilia' l m1llma1ll llillll't'. an-I zivlixilir-s ol Ilia- svnim' si-luml. ,M 5 lk x mm Www fx xNl X 1 rn 1 ow ovtdv, l rs-mlm-rim-kfon. Koi-nig. llurlson. Wallzu-v. Sll'lll4'l'. lii-vlivr. mm um nik llulur, Hit-rman. llvrlvst. lim-tim-r. Nlowla-5. Sprug1m'. Stumpvr. lt 4 ar Nile-. F1-llufr. Captain. Hopkins. Svultlon. llnrtnmn. llunlop. or e ' 1 nm er aesie-. Le-xy. Hilmn. llrofl. Nlvllom-ll. Hogg-I'-. l'll' Ill li ln: r 1 mm .1 11W dl oy Bron nimm-lsi -' lift:-. Nlr. 'liripplm-t. N ll X num x V41 Arr lL 51: fx rt rlodtl yldr r. Still.. Spm-nvgl ' mule: LU t1'x' J 3 I kdltb 'ff ' V F l -Y X 0 f I lk r 4 A ll! zfvnxjx' tg haml, 4-ontinuvfl their work with tht- Nznajo ln- dians. Sportswisv, the hoys manage-cl to plavc 1-ight players on the CU football tvam and displays-tl 1-onsiderahle sportsmanship anrl tale-nt in othvr sports. The girls also worked harcl to improm- thvir athletic' skills. LBS. sports eve-nts wt-rv wt-ll attemlecl hy the f-nthusiastic eighth grmlc-. Ka... E .qnlmulm vm, 31 il1l+'miL1mssm'2sarw's,,:.1 l lliS'I' HOW: 1lI'iilIlt'!'. lf. Calkins. llirge. Schroede-r. l'. Neilson. Wialz, N. Stulsinan. Solon-ning. Stoll. Hunt. SHCUNII KUW: Griffey. Nlylvs. Stiwrs. llialock. Wisvlnm-yt-r, Captain. lrlinrirhs. 'l'um'kt-r. Chasnoff. Hirsvlunan. llishop. Kvndull, lit-vke'l'. Miss S1'lllllt'it'l'. lllllill HOW: Nlr. Nlvifonm-ll. Nliss Fic-svlnian. Skinner. MvK:-0. Mullen. llorn:-r. Mara. Kt'Ilt'lli2iIlll!. Klinv. Croft. Schae- tvr. Zwit-k. l UllR'l'll RUW: llvrlwrt. ll:'im'xuain. Stone-, Hirth. l,iilIll1'l'. Rollins. llit-rnian. ll. Lvwy. l'm-i. Em-ll, ll:-4-. Nlr. Koproviva. l ll 'l'll RUW: Nlaiyfim-ld. illuuuln-rs. Eliot. Lindslvy. Mille-r. Scott. Sonm-liday. Naylor. Wilson. Clark. May:-r. 'l'. lh-l'vvv. SlX'l'll KUW: ll. Kirigg. Knglt-i'. l'e'tla'n, Sllorvs. l'utze-ll. Torlorovim-li. ll:-rklvy. Nlavoy. Smith. lf. lla-Pew. .'XIt5l',N l: tlulh. 'llhv st'x'vntl1 grade' class valine from eighteen dif- ferent schools. We were introduced to each other and to the st-hool at the fall parties given hy our hig lmrothers and sisters. Athletically. the boys' Army and Navy teams were evenly matched. as were thu girls in their hlue and gold teams. Our responsibilities and studies were of great impor- Seventh Grade tanve to us. hut we also liked painting. sculpture. home economics, and industrial arts. The lioys and girls worked together on a halcesale and on a white elephant sale to raise money for their Polish foster vliild. With the help of our advisors. we got off to a good start. and hops' to vontrilruto 1-von more to the lilo of our school next year. Class Snaps fnllx-,x1'i Q-wwmx Qu. ' x V? KR S. X wx 5 X X X WS? 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Mr - vss MLNX : W 'X +V X- C F . 'XQSXS ' X - ' AX b ,xg X x W X ' ' ' X X X - ,K gi ASSE? . mg Xi XXXXXXLQQX: ii. 5:1 X XX - S X N X X- X X 3 XX i ....,. ' ' - ' X bf -'-N- - ' Q55 35 X , L t .:..Q5?:.::,: A ,.: ig Ss w3,,w.- SAW, x X X 'f X :I XX Q13 v . 'ESF X' 2 fi' x- N Q. V X X ' 5, N k. ,:fE5:V ' ' X Q X 1 XY --if - - A if ii? ' ' S -f-:::f- F . A 'L - X - z if- 2ag5 7:' ' '55-gf!'.isf5: gj:gggI:,jjg'i:,,.. J :..'f:2:f:. l 'K X X :ge,513g2sf1g'ffH . . H XX X Q1 NN X ' Football The ,lohn Burroughs HA football team of V157 enjoyed one of the best seasons in recent years. winning sex en games and losing only one. In com- parison to the other teams which Mr. McConnell and Mr. Yerges have coached in the last two years. the size of the players was relatively smaller and the datc on which the soccer season was to start didn't enter the players' minds. There were few individ- ual stars on the team, it was an eleven man propo- sition every time the team took the field. Although most people conceded that Burroughs was going to have a good hackfield. there was a lot of doubt be- fore the season started whether the team would have a good line. lfveryone was pleasantly sur- prised as the line. hoth offensive and defensive. if , Jak at , turned out to he a terrific unit as w as demonstrated by goal line stands against, Brentwood. Pembroke. and Country Day. Brentwood l-L-Burroughs lfl The only blemish on the Bombers' record came in the first game. as they lost to Brentwood 14-lfi in the last twelve seconds. The first half was all Bur- roughs as they led I3-0 at the half. jon Mars had scored four touchdowns during the half. but un- fortunately two of them were called hack. Brent- wood with their fine reserves overpowered a tired group of Bombers in the second half. The team realized that they weren't yet in shape. and so dur- ing the next week. they really went to work. . if FIRST ROW: Hades. Bruce. Schaherg, Ruwiteh, Bricker. SICCONID ROW: Pollock, Bas:-om. NlaeRae. llingwall. Lan 'l'lllRll RUVY: Nlr. Yerges, Roudehush. Hamilton. B. Rue Connell. lf0l'R'I'H RUW: Nlellowell. Rist. l'ortnoy. Gralnle. Reine Burroughs 28-Clayton 6 The Bombers started their winning streak against Clayton. 'llhe punt return on which Burroughs fared so well during the season gave dividends early in the game. as Mars raced to his third touchdown of the season. Pass defense. a nemesis which had had Burroughs stumped in recent years. was stellar in the second quarter as both ,lud Calkins and ,lon Mars grabbed passes which had been intended for Clayton players and raced for touchdowns. In the second half, Burroughs gave up its only touchdown of the year by pass interception, but ,lon Mars scored his third TD of the day to make the final score 28-6. Fifty c. hi. Black. T. Croft. Wioods. Vlillontas. ttner. Mars. .l. Calkins. ll. Horner. Proctor. Haertter. Wir. Yie- r. Newton. Sehoening. 'l'. Ryan. Kerekhoff. Weil. Bombers 33--Cadets lfi ln the Western game, Burroughs started out slow- ly and at the half led only 12-6. During the second half, however, Calkins unleashed his fine passing. and the Bombers found that here was an easy way to gain yardage. Doug Reiner scored on a pass in- terception. and Mars scored three Tlls as he showed his great speed and broken field running ability. George Roudebush showed the Cadets that we had a power runner and in doing so scored a TD for himself. Burroughs 4-T-Chaminade 13 Burroughs showed a truly versatile offense against the Flyers by scoring TDs by passing, run- X m WF 'Sx S . Q Q ' Q 'se Z , , , .N N.. - VZ. ,. Ae ,. . Q rf -.::,, - ss.: Q , 3QSx,Q In .6 A' X .gf lx :.:. M ' ff X15 Qwg x W gas. ' qw . ' , X' A 'M 'N Q :Qi X X 5 1 ' - '- was wg - K , M.f,.w fm 5-,. 'WH if f if-I.: f i ,. ,.,, A A X ' fig we Q , Qggffx gi., ' 'N NNN fl? x N Wy M NA x iii' , sky ,S X nxggxw ,E,,X4KN on ', L : it -NA-v'vS .-4 Y m r N . gm , V N M W x llH' S', . N Q iipfg-:sus Sfmgt . SHN w mv M ,Wes x NWN -S X Rss , ' as f w s 'M MT if QA .. 'Zx SX Ai X : .gi I-'IRSI' RUW: ll. Watson. Lanz. Strilrling. Ili-lz. l,owry. Carclnvr. Frivlingsrlorl. l.m'at'll. l'r1'witt. Kvllvy. SWIUNIJ ROW: Xlr, tfowvn. illllltllllli, Cilln-rt. l,m-Rr-srln-. lf. Mill. Nlalvry. Nlyvrs. Klint-. 'lf Salty Xlr. l'Iis1-man. llllllll NNW: lloltllnan. l':lSl'Il1ll'illll. l.lll'tltll'. fopf. .l. Hopkins. llc-mon. R. Rilo. ll:-nslvy. S. lllavls. 'Bn Football llcspite' lln: t'Xt't'lll'lll voarliing of Mr. l'llSCltlill1 ing up against a gootl llrinripia tvam. tln' llnll- antl Mr. Com-n. tln: Bu footlmall If-am 4-nflwl tln- clogs lc-t flown tln-ir tlcrfvnsv and wt- lost Zl-IIS. Our st-ason xsitli a nn-tlio1'1'0 llll'W' Nilltifflllliftf losses. ln tallics iwrf- lay .ltillll Nlalvry on a pass from Salma tln' 'lllfl l,vagiw. lln-5 tit-tl for svvontl with a two- antl lui Salt- on a toss. lll 4'U l'f '1'V4l- ln tht- first game- of the se-1-ontl lialf ol tln- soa- In ll 'l'A liffl !i m lllf' llUll'l 5l5 5li'U?l'l1 '4'fl son tht- llullclogs xwro again t-tlgt-tl 0-tl lay lln- lvoys ll 5l 'A :l:l'll- lAi l l1 '- lllf 'l Sfllv- l'l f'fl from llronn lioatl. clvspitt' tln'ir playing ont- ol tln- lllivttlll- illlfl ll l' lliilll 4'il1'll llliltlt' ill ll'il5l 'Wt' lwst galnvsoltln'sn'ason. Still iniproxing. tln' train 'U l l W'- llillf' llllll l 'l 'S of llw 'ill-Q 'WUI' W 'fx in tln-ir linal anal ln-st gann- of tln' yvar tlvlm-atm-al wrnsln-el. lion:-wr. isln-n tln-5 in-rs' rle-lt-atvtl ln tht- Print-ipin Zl--lil. lln- gann- nas liigliliglmwl 1,3 IIN. lli'lFl f in 4' l'1'1 tll '1'1'lU 2 l ll Slilllw- Alllmugll linc running ol Halo, xslto niatlt' tno tallivs. antl tln' tvatn lulayt-ml Inml. lln- ollvnst- just vonlmlnit se-1-In lion iliit-5. xslio nnnlo tln- olln-r om-, mul In IIN- H-. lo gf-I stnrlt-fl against Iln- strong Country llay alv- vom-ring ol' lno l'rin ltnnltlvs ln Holm l,1-llm-srln- ll'I1Fl'- antl Sanrly ltr-rlvxw-l'. Un elf-lc-nsv lfllarliv l,is1'ln'r. illln- lolloxxing ue-vlg nitli lbltlll tln- ollvnsm- anal Santly llt-clvrvr. llolv In-Iii-st-In-. tlllarlin' l'ilSl'lltll'tlllI. lll'lil'llhl'1'llt'lxlllQ,lll1'f xsallwtl lo l'riory 20-0. Coins anal llill lxlint- in-rv tln- main stays ol tlnr tvanl. EW N .v 'nf .wa wnwfww revue Qkll' fhmmi.. l , 'X on l lliS'l' KUW: Scott. Wt-lls. Haffncr. ii1'l'lll2llI. li. l,indslcy. 'l'ont'y. J. llubinsliy. .l. Stanipei. Freund. Willis. 0'Rcilly. SICLIONII ROW: Mr, Yilu-rt. Flynn. Baird. I.:-schcn. filtltilllhlll. Nlax. Pitxnian. Nh-Connell. R. Rogers. Sc-ntnria. Mr. Koprivica. 'l'IlIlilJ HOW: Cornwell, Lungstras. liardol. .l. Biggs. TIIUIIHIS. Mill. Cranston. ,l. Ht'illt'lIHlIl. Nlnthcr. The C football team. coached by Mr. Vibert and Mr. Koprivica. ended their season with a fine IL-2 record which assured them of second place in the ABC League. The C team opened the season with a 19-0 vie- tory over Western. In the next game. the Eagles lost a 6-0 heart- breaker to the llaisies. Both teams played very well, but Codasco managed to score in spite of the strong Burroughs' defense. The Eagles came back to smash Priory 34-0. Cranston and Thomas each scored twice and Berman went over after a short pass and a 40 yard run. Bob Willis made three conversions. In spite of illness, the C team managed to M. . NNW Cv Football score a decisive 32-T iictory over Prin. Lungstras and Heineman each made two touchdowns, and Max scored on an intercepted pass. Excellent de- fensive play was shown by eighth grader Pitzman and Woods. and Flynn did some fine passing. In the second Country Day game. the Eagles were de- feated 21-6. The only bright spot came when Willis plunged for the score after a long Burroughs drive. ln their last game. the lfagles met Prin and defeated them 14-0. The scoring was accomplished by a safety by Leschen. on a 40 yard run by Cranston. and on a 00 yard run by Lungstras. The team had a fine line highlighted by the play of Ben Senturia, Gary Meuther, and eighth grader Kit Mill. Captains for the year were Bob Willis and Dave Haffner. l lll5'l' ROW: lilack. Hamilton. Nlacliav. Scllalwrgl. Hades. Watson. llihonlas. llaseoni, lfisondrath. Willis, Nlr. llatrlialwl. SICQIUNIF ROW: Xlr. Nlontgonicry. Nlvllride. 'lillUIIl2iS. Gardner. l'itzman. Crigg, Pollock. Horne-r. xYilllltlt'l'llt'll. Woods. Kiel- fer. lioutli-liusll. Xlars. Ulu-rlu-ck. llingwall. Wt-il. Soccer 'lihis year's record was not in proportion to the quality of the team. Perhaps the poor season can he llltl'llllllt'tl to the lark ol prolitalvle practice due to the weather and to the lack of earnestness on tho part of the players. Nevertheless. there were some practices which demonstrated individual and team skills. and a great deal of soccer. teamwork. and sportsmanship were learned hy all. Grateful mention should lie made for the confidence given on-ry player and the valuahle time and devotion shown hy two line coaches. Gaylord Montgomery and Lester C. llatchard. The team's reeord was l-It-6. Perhaps the many lies of this season can he explained hy the compe- tition that Burroughs faced. In almost every case. the opponents scored first. hut with a desire to win. j.B.S. always came hack to tie the score. 'lille lmoys who saw the most action were ,lon Mars. Bolm Willis. Frank Pollock, Mike Black. Bill liades. George Roudehush. Bill Basfrom. Kev Sehalmergr. Scott Mc- Donald, Fred Pitzman. Robin llingwall. and llan Horner, who along with the rest of the team always showed their spirit and their ability to work well together. all lfifly-folzr l lRS'l' HOW: llulxinsky, Kline. lit-lx. Muther. Leach, Myers. Lemon. Lanz. Cunningham. Lindsley. lilacli. SICCONIJ ROW: Kerrlxhoff. Scnturia. Williamson. Lovelace. Max. Lowry, Ryan. 'l'lllRll ROW: Nlr. Parry. Larson. Wcstcrman. johnson, Millar. Elbring. Hardy. Nlr. lla-ckman. 'llhe Bulldogs terminated a muddy season of postponed games with a record of four wins, four ties and two losses. The team, composed of only four returning let- lermen, Kline. Lanz, Lemon and Myers. and a large number of freshmen, was developed into a well coordinated group by the fine coaching of Mr. Martin Parry and Mr. Ray Beckman. The B team tied its first two games against 'llaylor and St. Louis Priory on Leland Field. These ties provided the needed game experience to defeat Ladue. 2-0. Overconfident from winning the Pre- Season ABC Tournament. the Bulldogs suffered a hard loss to Country Day. 2-1. Realizing the severi- ty of their loss, the team went to Alton where they Soccer conquered W'estern's Cadets 2-0. Principia. having improved also. held the Bulldogs to a 0-0 tie. Eric Lemon's foot proved deadly as he led the team to a 3-1 victory over Ladue. The big game of the year against Prin on Leland Field was highlighted by the agile goaltending of Steve Black. who prevented many sure goals with miraculous dives, and the dis- ruption of Prin's offense by defense-men Kerclchoff. Hardy, Lowry and Ryan, who held the forward line to one goal. while their own Captain Frank Myers scored one. and Lemon two. One day later Bur- roughs had to contend with Western's eleven man defense and tied 0-0. The final game was a 2-l loss to Codasco. Eric Lemon scored the only goal. The Bulldogs ended a fine season standing second only to the undefeated Daisies. Fifty-fire 2,316 ' Avg .X .W X 1 NA J .l X ' i Xi x X X! S f 3 A Av Q , f Q. x ij. f M, . Q QQ, Q 5 .Q S M M. . . X, , Mg... fi? x x x :::::-'Iv Q' ... - N :, H A Q Q xx. if Q NN x X R ig ,.,. . Q T A i a 1 . 'S 1. 5 WS K - Tig . N tm... ae' ' Q. ....,... M . xx X V ' fl S . f X' -Ab b sk W S S R Q R. Vi. g Q .Xt NN M 5 .. ,Ex .... 1 . - -Q Q'--' ' Q j - . '- . .Swv Q Q ,,::..,,-: X ij.: ,.., 1 .Q M Athletic Snaps l'vl'!lx-.uw VII ' f . A 'Q Ji t ' fmt f t t W , Q 'M in Y 'L 1 ia X 95533 , XM 4 vf ll ww M 1 t fy ,ff f 8 ,pt r- - f , 1 sf ,.AA:, Y t ., i ' fllmkv 1 tr- 40 EUS! X ki 3 1 35. ' A 1-k Q es 4 it , 'W' ,, f .5 ' 2 X r 3,93 A i b 7 V 135 5 5 f , ll .:... , 1 ? '....-3 2, 'f x Y S A ll Aa Q . W lf 'gs A... -W-WR i 1 l'lllN'l' WNY: N-lm--111112. llt'lIIl'I'. 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Xguinsl l,mlu1- l'i'lNlllII!lllIt1 lay Ixmus llliltlt' il llglll ul ll lm' tlm-1 lIll1lI'lt'lAS lwlltrn' lmltlllt' mm. 5-l-fill. 1 lln- Hmnln-rf lu an l'UllXllII'lIIg 32-Ill will me-1' Hunt VU-stvrll. nu, lu fur ilu- In-st tlillllt' ul lln' yu-:tr tlilllxlllb follow-tl up uitlx 22. tht- l,ltllI4'l'illt gum: XSilSilltUllI1'I' ll'l'4l4lNSll.KlSlllt' llultllwrsxu'x4'm'l'llal11'1l full-.ll. Figllling tn tlte' 1-nfl llgillllhl lNltNl'I'l.lIl l,l'llllll'Ulxt' lfilfx-v'1'glrI 3 llle' llUIlllN'l'S ul l'l.n-l'l.vIl 1-uxxlplvtwl an l'illlll'l lllllllSlDlll4'1l Xllll lt'ilQlll1' l'll2llIlIlllPlINlllIl in lin- ye-nts f.tiLlK'll lllt4lltSlt'ilIlIhltUXH'1l4llllll'glIl gtlulllx In 4-mm llll'Ull lI xslu-n tluw lt-nl lu lltv lull 4't llI plum-rx llwug lil'lIll'l'. l.ll2lI'll'f lXI'1llIS. Xhtlly luwl. Hun ,lull Calkins has tmun lligll St'Hlx1'l' nillt ITU points lf-nsctl ln llrc-ltlxsmvql lor at ln-,ll luv. lllt'l.lllXl1tll .Xlmul lllis timv llu- llllI'l'1lllp.1ll5 tvum tHlS1'4llIIllt'tl out as am UH. l.e-uuuv 1'Ulll1'II1l1'I', lltmt-wr. 2lll4'l at llzlrll IN'l'llNl ul uwrlx mm' xzlvutlwrx. l.illlxlllS It-tl try lluy. lmylv mm-rpmwrwl tht- llmnlwrs ln llN'Il ne-xt start, all-IST. 'l'ln- m-xt ganna-. un H11-Sli mul nl Clurlx st-on-xl at sm-rxszltimml 1Z'7 in 213 qlmrlt-rs :mtl llll ll sm Nunul I 7 m ilu lu lil Ill 4 U , 0 7 ' lltl lille Ill ln I lu llltl .xml lx: Ill lmllul v 4 E N ,- nt lie! '1 Q. M l lll5l BOW: Vllulfing. lloplxins. Nlill. l,iseher. l,uedde. Bean. sm SICIIUNIP BOW: Nlr. Cowan. Lungstras. Nlahry. l.r-Besehe. T. Sale. B. floldman. llen-lex le-ser Basketball This year's B haslcethall team had a very sue- eessful season under the direetion of Mr. Cowan with eleven wins and only four losses in over all play and an undefeated reeord in league play. win- ning the league ehampionship in a very' strong league. The first league game was typieal of the games all year. After the game had heen tied up at the 1-ml of eaeh quarter, the learns went into overtime and the Bulldogs. led hy Sale with 24 and Mill with lil. posed out the llaisies 54-53. ln the next league game the Bulldogs harely edged out a fine Western team 41-230. The high seorers were Sale with I5 and lVlahry and lVlill with 9 eaeh. The Bulldogs then heal Codaseo for a ser-ond time 5l--li-lf in a dazzling array of haskets. The high seorers were Nlill with lo and llopkins with l-lt. The Bulldogs heal l'rin for the first time 45-41. again displaying the eomehaek talent that they' had shown all season hy winning out after a very had start. The high seorer was Nlill with I5 points. The Bulldogs then heat Western in a very' fast and thrilling game 40-lil and therehy elinehed the ehampionship. The high scorer was Hopkins with lfl. ln the last game of the season the Bulldogs heat Prin 44-43 on Goldmanis free throw with only see- onds remaining. The high seorers were Mill with lil and Sale and Wlahry with 'J eaeh. To sum it up. the Bulldogs were not a one-man team hy' a long shot, they were a yery fine. all- around team with a strong heneh. The front line was strong in rehounding and shooting with Mill. Hopkins, Mahry' and Sanders. whereas the haelx lille was fine with the shooting and playmalxing of Sale, Goldman and Lungstras. The individual high seorcrs for the year were Sale with lllvl- points. lllill with lfll, and llopkins with UB. A-1 Q 5 1 FIRST ROW: C. Thomas, T. Goldman. Stamper, Cornwell, J. Heineman, Cranston. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sisler. Flynn. Bardol. Haffner. Berman, H. Lesehen, Scott. Baird. C Basketball This year. under the excellent coaching of Mr. Dave Sisler. the C team followed right in step with the other two Burroughs basketball teams as they won the ABC league. Showing great improve- ment throughout the season. the 'GCN team was undefeated in the league. winding up with a 6-0 record. The lfagles poor start was due to a combination ol inexperienee and the playing of bigger teams. ln our first three games we were badly beaten by lack of height and rebounding. These losses were to Chaminade, Wydown. and Lutheran. llard Christmas drills resulted in the first vie- tory. ln a well played game the C team heat their league rivals, Country Day. 38-34. Alter over- powering Southside Lutheran. we easily took our set-ond league game in a row by downing Western. A sem-ond loss to Chaminade and then a victory over Principia boosted the league record to 3-0. Bob Cranston sparked this sictory with 19 points. Leading the Burroughs basketball teams to vic- tory over the Daisies in their new gym, we won another close one 25-20. This victory put us in an excellent position, having a 4-0 record and having to face only weak Western and Principia teams. Alter losing a heartbreaker to Lutheran. we won our last three games against Vvestern. Southside Lutheran. and Prin. coasting easily into the top berth in the ABC league. The year was marked by a steady improvement as we ended up with a respectable B-5 record. The C team had a fine second part of the season. win- ning eight ol the last ten games. This yearis eon- tinual high seorers were Cranston, Cornwell. and lleineman. .aa I lliS'l' ROW: Santlvrs. llillu-rt. Nl. Itlavk. Nlahry. ll. Calkins. llaseom. Hist. llohhs. SIzt.ttNIt RUR' li0s'l'll'll l'lll1' W Slit!!-I1l'U voods. ll.5Illllll. lNvwton. li.. l.unmngham. Ylt'l.arthy. href-ri-it-ltlt-i'. Xlr, Xlt-Lonne-ll. 'Hn Baseball ln l'l5T. the Au llaselvall team xson tht- ,-Xlilf League 1-hampionship for the sixth straight H-ar under tht- leadership of Tom Kit-Connell. l.4-tl hy seniors llolmlis, xlCC2ll'lllf. Smith. Creensfelder. Cun- ningham. and llosaaen. the Bomhers eonmiled a 5-I league record and a T-3 eoniplete ret-ord. Starting with a 'J run first inning. the llomhers romped oxser Clayton ll-Si. Rist led the attaelx with I5 lor fi. and Rust-oni. Xlaliry. and l,ane flixiflt-tl the pitt-hing. Although Smith hit his first homer of tht- year. lfestus heat the Bomhers 'J-5. l,adue defeated .l.ll.S. T-fl. ln the first league game. against l'rin. a single to center in the ith wreeked l,ane-s no hit hid. hut the Bombers hung on lo win 3-2, Lane pin-In-tl to defeat Western 5-0 on three hits. and Smith lashed his second homer. 'lihe Bomhers won again as Rasa-om stopped l.u- theran on a three hitter. 5-3. Lane and Nlahry eame within one out of a no hit game. and Smith hit his third homer in the 3-1 vietory over the Daisies. ln the next game, again against Country llay. the Bomhers won 'I-5 oxer the fumhling llaisies. Next. Burroughs heat Weste1'r1 T-C5 to virtually clinch the championship. The Bomhers lost their second Festus game 114. Clayton took advantage of Close calls hy the umpires to squeeze hy j.B.S. 8-T. ln the last game of the season. Prin out- pitehed j.B.S. for a 3-0 victory. instrumental underelassmen during the season were Rist, Mabry, Lane. Baseon. Calkins. Black, Sanders. and Gilbert. l lltS'l' ROW: SI2iIIlIlt'I'. Lanz, Bell, Ruwitch. Haertter. SPXIUNIT ROW: Nlr, Eiscman. Nlill. Hopkins. 'l'. Sale, Cornwell. l.ischcr. F. l'itzman. Mr. Vihcrt. Tllllill RUW: lflhring. Hcineman. F. Wlcycrs. l.t-Rcsche. Nlillar. Kelley. Baseball This yearis B team had a record of five won. five lost. one tied. Against U. City inexperience showed in the 5-2 loss in which we were held to one hit. Against Ladue the team looked much hetter at hat. and as Pitzman pitched. his teammates. mainly due to the hat of Mill. evened the score at the end of seven innings. Defeating Prin, every- hody seemed to get in the act as Burroughs won 21-3. Burroughs next defeated Vlfestern T-5. Heine- man, Pilzman. and Leltesche supplied the hulk of the halting power. In the Lutheran game. with the score tied 2-2. the game went into extra in- nings. In the hottom of the eighth with two outs and a three and two count. Hopkins. who had al- lowed only one hit. won his own game hy singling in Mill. The two games against Country Day were next. In hoth games we were very weak. losing the first T-3. the second T-1. Sale led the Bw teamers in a 7-5 victory over Westeril. In the game with Clayton. Burroughs was leading 6-2 in the hottom of the seventh. with two outs. The Clayton team, however. came up with 6 runs to defeat Burroughs. We ended our season hy defeating Prin 14-l. Sfflj'-Ihref' Tennis l lHS'l' HOW: HIIVIIIIUIZ. Nurlingr. Putzvl. M1-yvr. Clark. Harrison. RUlldt'lillQh. SECOND ROW: Horn:-r, llicldlv, llalv. We-nzc-I, Howling. M. Wvil. Armstrong, llingwall. Nlr. Hirlh - .wi ff.. ,X,.wM'w ' wk-it 5 n Q I,lIllPfFll'll4. liisvlulmlll. R. Utbltllllilll. ll. rlvilillllilx Eurlvs. T. Croft. R. llulw. Struuln. YK .-il. Tennis 54 Tennis Under the guidance of Mr. Elmer Hirth, the 'SAN tennis team completed its most successful season in years with a fine 10-1 record. Burroughs started the season with an encour- aging 5-0 victory over Ladue. This was followed, however, by a disheartening 3-2 loss to Codasco. The team bounced back, though, to smash Clayton, Prin, and Western by identical 5-0 scores. A pow- erful Webster team was then defeated 4-1. This set the stage for a 4--1 route of Codasco in the return match. St. Louis U. High and Western were the teanfs next victims, as we defeated them by 5-0 scores. The netmen wound up the season by clob- bering Prin 4-1, and Lutheran 5-0. Although the disgraceful early season loss to Codasco enabled the Daisies to tie the Bombers for the ABC league title, Burroughs showed its obvious superiority by taking the Country Day Invitational Tennis Tournament with ease. This is the second year in a row that we have won the tournament in which most of the top teams from around the city are entered. B Tennis The 1056-57 season was a very successful one for the nB', tennis team. in that they lost only one match. Unfortunately, that one loss was to Coun- try Day, and it enabled them to tie us for first place in the league. The season started off with a 5-0 win over La- due. The next match was with Codasco. We lost 3-2 after a three set match at first singles. The next league match, against Prin, we won 5-0 after some hard playing in the singles department. West- ern and Ladue fell to us by 5-0 scores, and we faced a return match with Country Day. In this match for league standings, first singles was again the deciding match. The outcome was different than before, however, and it was Codasco who went down 3-2, thus assuring us a tie for the league title. The next three matches against Western, Principia, and Lutheran, were all 5-0 victories for Burroughs. Sixty- five FIRST HOW: Hamilton. Cardncr, Walsfin, Creen. Kieffer. SECOND BOW: Kline. lf. Bucttncr. Reiner, Portnoy. Cotsworth, Connell, Mars. 'l'l'llliD ROW: Zopf, Lemon, C, Thomas, Maclfryde, Stribling, l.ovclaci'. Prewitt. Proctor. Crahlc. FOURTH ROW: Iif-an. Mr. Acker. Track A team that made up for its lack of size by its determination and effort was this year's track squad. The track men won two out of four dual meets. and distinguished themselves in the BU District. State, and ABC Meets. Led by four-time winner jon Mars, Burroughs opened up their season successfully with a 74-44 victory over Brentwood. The next two meets with Country Day and Principia found the Bombers out- classed. They dropped a 38-80 decision to the Daisies and fell to a 31-87 defeat at the hands of Principia. By outscoring their hosts in all hut two events, Burroughs coasted to an easy 86-32 tri- umph over Western. In the B District Meet. Dave Kieffer in the 440 yard dash, and john Cots- worth in the discus and the shot-put. as well as the 880 and mile relay teams, qualified for the State finals at Columbia. Against extremely stiff compe- tition in the State Meet, Burroughs gained 3 points due to the efforts of the 880 yard relay team. The ABC Meet saw Country Day fight off a determined ,IBS effort for second place as Principia won handi- ly. Much credit for this year's fine showing was due to the coaching of Mr. Acker and William Peniston. Sixty-six A Ski Club group ol twenty-live students and two chap- roncs. Mr. llinrit-hs and Miss llznninond. made the trip I night red o Aspen. Colorado this year. After it sleepless ulionrd the Colorado lfagle. and a two hun- niile lwus rifle through Loveland Pass. the skier. Wu soda is s uri'iu-d all the Mountain Chalet in Aspen. lo wall eurpc-ting. good meals. Hi-Fi. and at nun-liine proxided at deluxe atmosphere. The lieginners were introtlueed to ski svhool and l.ittle Nell, while the old timers went to Ajax Mountain and the more iltlYillllI6tl slopes. Alter ski life in- cluded movies. pizza. ice skating and hoekey gzunes. drugstore hopping. and swimming in a heated pool. 'lille snow was plentiful. and we spent one or two days skiing in ehin high powder. 'llhe group re- turned without a single easualty. marked skiing iinprosement. und dark Colorado tuns. .2 1 A 4 Sl,l'f-Y-S1'l'1'II S Q 4 y Pe 'ex 'S H Q w NCQ, gwls JW S X kA,1.yd'i ' yi SWF' rg 'K N,-an , Q ,MJ -f K WAN w ,Mm A Wifi? K if unswvsv . Q Q X Field Da ww, 0 fx XM M, 1 ,S f A .X 5, x I '-:wx ,, Q. qXPNMQ1Q3y.gg Mx I Q ix 0 M 9 ,, ul XM w F x -Nw 'aKa,ksS ' .dx . :xx-4 M .api-na Sixty-vim' X YXRFITX IIUCKKN HHN: IIUIIIIIIIIIL. Xxlvlkzl. Vrvuill. Xllwrs, SLK UNIT LUV: ll. Nllvy. X. hllllllff. l'mvh'. l.m'Hn'l, Xll-N llmnmuml. Tllllilb ICUXX: I,llIIl1l4'Xll'l'. lilllxlllh. xlllxvll. l,ur4-nz. L. Nlm-Ilvr. wills CC 99 Cf 29 li VARSVIW HOCKICN lfIRS'I' RUW: II. Robins. Hanks. Nl. Rm'n4'h. Dixon. SECUNIT ROW: H. Higgs. IlT01'IllllN'lSit'k. Wallas. Rzlrivk. 4IlY5H'll. Fowl. THIRD NNW: Nlrh. S4'hI1Iidl. lidwurdx. Stravnvr. Nlarlnury. Fmt:-r. NIL- Sch VMISITY HUCKICY Ilu- A Varsity lloclwy 'lieam was umlc-leateill 'lihv team start:-tl out tht- season Ivy traveling to Ixansas laty wln-rv we llc-feats-cl Sunset hy a st-ore ol IZ-Z. In our nu-xt game. whivh was against Prin- t-ilna. tln' clvl'vnsi' allowvtl no goals to he svorexl against us. aml Ilurroughs was again victorious. this time hy a sm-ore ol 5-ll. Our game against Itaclue was a light to the linish. Init Burroughs calm- out on .J top --l. Iln'n1'alnn- 'I'tIIi xlay. when we playvtl Villa. Ityc-ry ounm- ol' spirit antl light we Ilacl wont into that game. anal WIC Illlb IT. we In-at Villa! We 4 were tht- lirsl ti-ain in I5 years to In-at an A Var- sity Villa liot-key' team. The final st-ore was 23-2. Our Iast game ol' tlw season was against Mary ln- slitute-. We yvvu- losing I-ll at tht- hall. hut we came th a X hack in tht- sm-1-oml half to enal our season wi - 2-I rim-tory. 3 SN is-wx t 'lihanlxs go to Miss Ilammontl. our I-oavh. anfl Anne Iluholl. our vaptain. lor their help. not only' is from the siclvlinvs antl the goalie Page tlllflllgf a i game. hut lor all they qlitl throughout the season. ll V,-XltSl'l'Y IIOCKICY The Il varsity hot-lu-y team hail an uncleleatec season. In their lirst game. against Laflue. D' .la .gsgil I R Q I 1 they I I.. 1-ontrollm-tl the- hall most ol the game. hut were un- lo storm in tht In l hill I 1 I It I nil alwle ,- - ' s 1. 'Iary 'i Ile sevo hall the-y matlv a goal, hut Latlue quivkly' tiecl it up. In ilu- linal minute-s Ilurroughs vame very' close to svoring again: howvycr. tht- game enrlecl in a I-I tie-. 'lilwir st-vonal game was a I-ll y'it'tory' over Villal Iloth teams Ionght harcl all the way. Iyul Ilnrroughs tht- season Ilurroughs game. Init svrveml gre Miss 51' llll joly ol greatly' to was not lo he mlenietl. The last game of I-mtl-tl in a 0-ll tie with Mary Institute. again hail the hall cluring most ol the was nnahlt' to svore. The clelense fle- at vrerlit lor their faultless play. hlueter anrl Mrs. Schmidt rlifl a wonder- voarhing the B varsity and contrihutecl the fun ol' the season. Seventy-one PIII-l 'lufn QQ JJ Varsity Basketball The A Varsity linslwtlmll tvfun haul only one dvff-ut! 'llho tram showed marked ilnpruvt-nu-nt thmughuut the season. at lot nl spirit. and an ahility to work well tngetlu-r. The team stzlrtutl out the-ir season hy plastvring l'rin 05- 313. The second ,fzznnc was with Laclur-. anrl liurrnughs. lull hy Lot-ffl-I with 23 points. calnc nut nn top 52-29. 'l'hf- ne-wt gunw was with Mary l. whu haul an vflw- liu- guarding systvm which zu'- 1-uuntc-tl for nur unly ch-fc-ut. A thrilling ganu- with City lluuse- vntlerl with tht- final srort' A15-All-lt, faxnr of Hurrouglis. 'I'ht- lust lfllihl ROW: lx. lilllxllts. 5. Rt'll1'll. Slflillxll HUXYZ l,ll4'lilil'l. lfmnlv. 'lilllllll RUXX: Null:-r. ll. l'rn-wilt. ling:-rs. Nlnvlh-r. Nlis- lllllllllhblltl. Q? 29 Varsity Basketball 'lihc' tlirvv loss. ont- win. l'1-vunl ul tht- ll Varsity. sligrhtc-cl the tvanfs rval ahility :Incl tht- lint- t'lDlli'lllllgI ul Xliss llznnmuntl. llmvvwr. anymin who witnvssvtl tht- four ggmiivs saw potvntial. spirit. anrl drive in ull vlc-rvri uf the players. Un tht' lu-nt-h fans Cuulcl se-e nur pativnt, skillful zul- visnr. Nliss Hammnnrl. anrl plan- FIKST HUXX: llirlh. Slru-sm-r. liollllls. Sl'lll0fNll RUR: llillllxs. U'lrn-My. Xlur- hury. 'l'HlRlJ RUR: Nliss llmnlnnnnl. llvhn- hull. N. Ruhnll. ,lurtlnn. llupt-wvll. game of the season was with Vil- la, and after an exciting four quarters. Burroughs won, 28-23. Tlianks go to Miss Hammond. the 1-oacll. to Kathy Calkins. the 4-aplain. and to Judy, Carla. Feet, lflxct. Sally, llorinda, Susie. and llctllie. who worked so hard tllrougiliout tllc season. ing. our enthusiastic captain. Nei- la llelmholz. Although the scores wurcn't always wins. the team had il fabulous time together warming up for nc-xt yt-ar's undefeated sea- son. Sl'1'l'lIIAY'1l1fPl FlRS'l' ROW: Miss Hanllnoncl, Riley. Loeffel, Edwards, Sutter. Mueller. SECONI7 ROW: Haven. Pointlextt-r. Allie-rs. Wallas. Pri-wit. Wotka. A Varsity Softball The season of 1057 was a very successful sea- son for tht- softhall team. Again. like the year he- fore. they were unrlefeaterl. They played six games and won all of them hy a large numher of runs. Nlany thanks to Miss Hammond for an excellent coaching jolt. Av Varsity Tennis The HA varsity tennis team partivipatetl in two different meets. One was a playday at Mary In- stitute. and the other was a match with Ladue. On the average, they difl very well ninning all hut one of their matches. lit-nt-li. llast-om. Foote. Calkins. N4-wnian. Rogers. Sm'1'r1lj'-follr f f m V 1, ,Sis 55 Q. Q Q , ,, Q 5 2 . 'R ,. 251 X S Q fl me x W! N S gg 1 gy S ' 'Cx . . 333 1? 2 ., 1 Q ' 3 5 A Q4 QQ 2 Q Q U 1 E g I If - f FIRST ROW: ll. llilvy. lll'ltlQ'li2llll. l.. Plllttlilll. l'lllIllilIlS. llawn. K. Calkins. l oot4'. SICQIUTNID ROW: l.ora-nz. S. R4'llt'll. Nl. Ki-Ili-y, Nl. 0'H1-illy. l'oin1le'xln-r. .-X. Frivl- lllgs4lol'l. l.m'll1'l. llllllll ROW: ll. Ri-il:-11-r'. Stroud. li1'ilIll. nl, liuhoff. Aillwn. Mlaniw. Miss llnn lll0llll. FUI R'I'II HOW: l'. Ruin. lliggs. 1 unlill lla nrris. llooflnnin. U'l.e'ary. 5. lillflillilltt. I lliS'l' ROW: Svholz. Mn:-Ile-r. Zwivk. lit-iiipsvy. Knight, Cost:-n. Sp:-in-4-i'. SICCUNID ROW: Horn:-r. llonig. llim-rlnan. llopc-wvll. SLlllllll'lS. Nl. Kuhoff. Roll- u-'N I Q Ai Svhlnitll. gm I.. loorl itll. xll.. llllllll NNW: llirth, C. Wimlvr. Carlson. Hvrtslvt. llrc-vkiivr. Haga-mann. Dixon. Xoung. ll:-ple-r. l Ullll'l'll ROW: Nl. Slut-man. ll:-rgvr. ff. Hollins. Suttc-r. Silvcrman. l'lf'lllll'l0ll. llilg it Fl l It hzn St'l'l'llf,l .Wi.Y N' ' . A Nilrl S. A 'M' ' . 12th Grade Girls Sports llllS ye-ar the- sa-mol' hotli- ey players 1-ontinue-il thc-ir pleasant vustom ol lwing un- dt-lean-cl. lllie- all inclusixv sn-niorn lu-re' must 1-owr thi- lmoys in ortlvr to lw x-uIifl.l lllary l'oimle-xtvr vaplaim-nl the tm-am in tlw 2-0 viv- tory owr Nlary l. mul in thi- 0-I win on-r l'rim'ipia. Ann l rielingsclorl's ll t 1- ai ni lwat Nlarx ln a si-orc of Il-l. A trvnll this wintvr towzlrtl sovver hail nmny of th 0 ruggvfl senior girls onl- sifle. wlie-ri-as a lvw faithful ones took lvzislu-tlwall again. ltarly spring lonncl thu .mil athletvs clixiile-rl again lw- twf-en tvnnis. vollvylmll. uml softlball. llowc-xvr. wi' liolw that latv May will prow the strength of thc' unitvrl sf-nior trails vlass. whosu aspira- tions riser as high as an olfl ran with the worils Fivlzl Hay f,vlIIIlIllM on itl 10th Grade Girls Sports l'zirtir-ipating fully in tha- girls' uthle-tiv program. thi- soplioniori- girls haw hail highly SUl'f't'SSl-lll 1-lass te-anis and han- plum-il many girls on tht- varsity te-znns. lluv to thi' fine- 1'Uill'lllllsI. gootl alvil- ity. tcainworlx. anll gII'l'ill vn- lllL1Sl2lSlll. the- lllth grzule- vlass tvams haw clom- wvll against l'rinr-ipia. Nlary l. ancl Villa in luislu-tliall aml liovkey. This ye-ar two ol the-ir greatvst vivtorie-s wvru two harfl fought hovlcvy games against Villa, lmth won hy only one goal. All in all. thc' sophoniorc-s lmw lwen wry sm-cvssful in sports and haw hail a lol of lun participating in thvrn. 11th grade Qirls Sports rw. . . llns yvar lln- .llllII0l' girls partivipate-cl in all sports ranging from liom-lwy ln tln- Iall to trarlx in lln' spring. llolli vlass lior-lwy li'illIlS wvrv Sllt'l'CSSl.lll 1-ntling tln- svason nitli no lossos. a low livs. antl ont' SlN't'lZlt'llllll' nin. 7-l. against l'rinm-ipia. Quill- a largm- nnmlwr ol' junior girls nlaclc up tln- AM anal lin lior-la-y varsity l4'1llllS anal ln-lpt-tl Killa Villa... Xvv msc' a grvat ilval ol our iniprow- nn-nl in skills lliis yt-ar to our 1-oavli. Miss Sm-lilne-tor lantl lwr jazzy In-ltr. All ol lln' ,lnniors ara' looking lor- narml to vaptnring tlnv Fivlml llay 1-lianipionsliip again as iw lliml last yvar. 9th grade Girls Sports 'llllis in-ar. lln- nintll grail:- girls liaw- talwn part in a varival sports program wliicll lias llll'lllllt'tl ll1N'lil'f. lmaslwt- lvall. sown-l'. llllHl1'l'll elanvv. solllvall. travlx. anml tvnnis. llllll'Ullgll0lll tln- yt-ar, 1-acll girl lias llatl sonn- part in lln-sv sports. lfor tln: first tinn-. tlwy liau- liatl anal ll class lt'illIlS uliir-In playvcl Mary lnstitutv. Villa l,l.ll'llt'S- nv. ancl l'rint'ipia. 'lllnz ninth graalc girls liaw also. for thr- lirsl llllli'-. lwon oligilmle: to try onl lor varsity sports. 'liln-y have liafl a 1-ham-v to niet-I now pc-oplv ol the-ir own age lroni otln-r svliools anfl en- joy tht- 1-onipvtition in vlass ancl varsity ganws. l lRS'l' ROW: ll. l'r1'witt. Wotka. ll. Vi ilson. .l. Harllnan. Miss S1'lllll1'l1'I'. Carrot. llansvr. Wallas. Strassnr-r. SECONII ROW: A. llvl'n-w. Harivlx. llainpton. l.. Ne-wnian. gillwrs. Sturlxloll. Harlorrl. l'oiml4-xtvr. Robinson. Mlm-1-lil. llilllllll RUWVZ .l. Nlillvr. llvss. llt'l'Ill2illll. Haasv. :X llma-iiiim'lsia'lx. 5. Xlillcr. N. lNe-llson, FIRST KUW: Spit-ga-l, Spraguv, L4-nsslvr, H1-rrivk. Watson, Xvartl. Kvrvln-r. SECOND ROW: Hnghos, C. llurkhaln. Howv. Cannady. Marbury. Block. Mt-Km-. THIRD ROW: Mara, Jordan, Ethvrton, Kenaniorv, Clark. Pntzvll. M. Strassnc-r. Mrs. S1-hniirlt. FUllH'l'H ROW: Van llom-ft-n, Ford. Nl. Ri-nvli. .llbllllSOIl. Hanks. Slltllll. Lam-r. Sf'1'e'n ly -sv: FIRST ROW: Maru. ChilSIlllH, Calkins. 'l'l14'kvr. Croft. Us-4'kel'. Uirgc-. CTLIIXICII SICCUNIJ ROW: Nliss Sm-hIue'l1-r. W alz. Hirsm-hnman. Wischn1r-ya-r. Skinner. Kline Ke-mlull. Svhzu-ffvr. liiulm-k. 'I'llIRIJ ROW: lfapluin. Williznnwn. I:Tl'd1'Ti1'liSlill. St:-im-r. Sh-rn, Browne-. Yan- I1-r. Nliss llillllllllllill. l UlTR'l'll NOW: H4-vkm-r. Ulu-rln-ek. Sale. l.is1-hr-r. Sprague. IIN-svl1u'l'. Dmlsun Hil'Nll. FIRST RUXY: Xlullm-n. Neilson. Hishup, Hinrichs. Captain. Stutsman. Kvtlvlkamp. xl1'K4'l'. SECUNID ROW:v Nliw Sc'hlum'Im'r. Horner, Stiwrs. Nlyle-s, Stull. Uuffm-3, Svllcwn- mg, Hunt. 5t'lll'U4'lh'l', THIRIJ ROW: Km-nigg. l'e-Ivlik. llurroway. Him-rman. Wallam-1-. Harris. Stn-rn, llulw. Nlisf rlillllllliillll. IfUl'R'l'H RUW: l 4-lk:-r. St'll!llilh. xvl'sll'l'IllZJll. Nlnwlvy. Hlwllm-r. H1-rlmsl. Xlurshull. Slumpc-r. Sl'l'4'Ill,Y-l'ig,ll Blue Team Gold Team eff X. lla-l,1'm. .'Xlln'rs. fllilllllli n lfsolx K tkluxill Cheerleaders n . 1 '. . .' s. Hnpcwvll. lluslall. 'Hn' l'lll't'I'll'illli'l'N llINlt'l' ilu' mlilvvliull nf Mi .. . ss mllvh in ilu- Sllf'l't'SS of llxc- group by arranging: llanlmmul. :uhh-41 HIHCII 1'lllllllSlilSlll to ilu- 51111114-S. ln.m,IiN,S. 'l'ht, Hmm' L,lN,m.l4,mh,lvS Wm, Im,M,m mn llnw Hl'gilllIlt'll ps-p LISSPIIIIDIIUS. and il lmll-fm' I f I X-A I I I I .' . . . . . on x ur l 11- ' :mm -3. vu! 'I Jr su 1131101 I I0 In Inn' llw l.mla1s4'u loutlrall Qlilllllh kathy LIIHUIIS ' ' ' A g M N H1 cl .illilj Ifmmlu m-rv cle-vlml vu-4-uplaills. mul mlflml 'MH HW' C ll'2il11S- Se'1'r'l1Ix-:firm A t 0 .t O 'Tix well to borrow from the good and great: 'YYS udse to lvarn: 'Us ffod-Uk? to createfv --Saxe I e i 2 S 'lllw nmjurily of ille lIlUIll'y for ilu- vlmrity clrive I4'lIlS'l' HUXN l'llNt'll4ll'illll. ll4'IlH'l'illlI. Nlr. llllIl'l1'llr. S. lK4'Il!'lI,'l'.llI'1ll4l. 5lf4fUXll RHXX SILIIIIIWIX llllllHl4'. xyllllillllsllll. Rumln-lullfll. l'ullm-lx. lluwilvll. X11-lfarrnll. Student Council llllw Slllll1'IIl, llmlmril nl' 1057-IUSIS umlvr ills' lluring ills' wintvr aml spring tlw mc-mlwrs lunlx 1-ulmlvlv lvmlvrsllip uf lflwl Huge-rs had a vm-ry suv- lime In gn llllllllgll llw llamllmuk ulul aulil any Mful VM' In 'll' blnmll of 'Ml lh' llmlumll ne'1'essul'y lnlswnlzllmll. Xvlwllu-r ur nut ilu- lvuzz lnuluu-l nu' rlsswl ln' llw sluclc-nl lmflx. ln the- f-ull . . ' N lt ' ' ' lmuk slmulcl lu: l'0lllZlllIl'1l ln tllc- llumllmuk ur lw se-wrul liu-ly clisvussiems l'4HH'f'FIllllQ the annual . ' ll pmjc-vt nl tlle l1'llll1 szrzulv c'l'c'alc-cl IIllll'll lllSl'llS- 1-lmrily flriw su-rv lu-lcl in llu- legislative- asscmluly. ' sion al the- Counvil nwetings. was gin-u lu ilu- lhilcml lfuml: ills- rf-lnzlinclvr was llu' fam-ultx' sulumitlccl to tlu- Luum'il fm' mlisvus- umlrilmh-rl In ilu- CillIl't'l' lstlllllilillllill. llw Anwr- ' ' gum Hvurt ,xwm.ialiml and Muwulm. Iywtmphy sion a group nl lmnvsly slamlarcls. 'l'lll'S0 stamlurcls wvrv cliscusswl in Cuunvil. aml tlwn in ilu' sf-parale- :X nmjnr plwnjw-1 of ilu- Cuunvil was in put, tn- amlvism-if-S. 'lqll0H5 was Illll4'll sluclvnt pzlrlidputiml 514-llwr aml pass out llle- lzrllguwailvcl lmmllmuk. in illls aml in the mln-r Sluclc-nl C1llllIl'll prujc-vis. .-QA Nl UW 1 ml 'lxll0Illils.xYUlk2l. Xl! x X nnwvll. K. lfulkillx. Hl'i1'Ixt'I'. XII Xlunlf Student Court S c-zm I m-r1m'f- s xmaric-ml uilh the N - NN fc-use. Llbllllllgl out nn 51 1 N 0 S man 1-Ivan up uflvr il uhm 1 I in junior svlmul sluclx ln. N . Nl 1' court chairs were- some 0 1 Ps x fe-lulf-l's l'vr'e-ixwl. Vos main study hall. Rt'CklllSt' uf sluflvnl lc-rlrcs. the Sludvnt Cu thc- Ullllft' slmlvnt gun lnm E Yearbook This yn-ur! Nc-urlumiy stuff yuwlwil luml lo huyv Ihr' 10325 Yi-urlmok rmuly on time-. 'lihvy I1-11114-ml Ihv uyvlull rust of lhf- lmok ami yu-rr' lllc-rcfnn' ahhy to im'ri':is1- lhi- num- lwr of pivturvs. Tha: sluff yyiwki-il unch-rth:-ilirz-4'lim1of i'a1lri1'iu Mhunf as BllSiI1t'SS lfciitur. Kathy Calkins as Writing ifrlitur. Huhin llingyynll an Photography i'iriilm'.Nh1l'y U'l.mlry as i'ia'aill1rc-s ifililur. ami lhmml llih-y als l,l'4ltilIt'iiUII lfmhlur. The Steering Committee lfzu-h your the- Stink-nl Counvil up- puinls one me-mln-r of vnvli svnior sr-lnml vlziss lu thc- Stcvring linmmil- li-0. ifurh yu-ek thc- 1'huil'm:ln of lhn' Vlllllllliiivl'4ll'SiQ1Illlil'Stlll1'Hi.lill' meni- lwrs In '!I't'll1ll'1' a sr'lu-cllllv 1lfl'UlIlillg1 ganu-s. ussmnhlic-s. ami otha-r 1-yvnls uf thi- fnllmying um-k. 'X 1-uliy of lhe- sviwrlillv is gin-n lu varh mlyisory lu inform lhc- mlyisur of 1-yi-ills shxring lhi- yu-ek. This your thi- i'uum'il 2llPlHliIlil'1I llm'il11h1 IM-ff:-I. ai snrlllor. as vhzur- mam. aml ling:-r Uolihnun. ai junior, ami tiiifill Xhwlle-r. il SllIlillPlll17lAl'. an lhe- olhn-r lun llI1'lIllll'l'F. Review Thi- Rl'l'I.l'll' lmuril rvzuls mul clis- vusscs a numhf-r of 1-mnpusilimis whif-h urc' lurnvcl in to the-m hy lhe' English mh-partnwnt. Thosi- that il feels arc- outstanding: arc- usm-il in um' of lhe' three' issues of the Rl'I'lil'H' that are puhlishml our-h your. Tha' l'J5T-523 editors of thi' Rt'I'I,l'Il' ywrx- Charlic- l'1iS6IlfiI'8lil and Jully Lure-nz. and the farully zulvisor was Niiss Damon. Highly -four Assembly Committee llvlll' ,Xsselnluly lllllIllIllll4'1' nnmler llle Qllll4lillll't' ol' eo-ellalirnlen Nlury U l,ean'x illlll llenrx ltltnlun Ima ugzlln proxnlecl lllll'l'lbllQ.lllS xxllll an series ol interesting zlnll xsorllmllile ussexn- lmlies. 'lllll' slnmlenls. llllllt'l'lll1' luenlly superxision ol' Mrs. llUlllll'lDllSll annl Nlr. flrnolll. mere ellosen one lroln 4'ill'll aulxisorx group nnml nlel euell neelx lo 1lISl'llSS ltll'1lS lor lnlure :ls- S1'lIllIlll'S, llle ill:-as unne from ilu' aulxisory groups illlll inelnmleml noi only IllUXl1'S. lzlllw. zlnml llt'lllHlISll'il' lions. lvnl also lnlenl from lll1'Slllllt'lIl lmtll llrivlll. Photograph lub llllllS year llle l'l1oIogrupl1y lflnlv. lnnler llle Q,llltlillN'l' of Nliss Nlalllson. eonsislwl ol only lxxo slnmlenls. senior xlillllilll llzlle illltl solrllonlore lluxe xllllilll llle lxxo 1lnl ll1lXlllll'Q'4l xxorlx in llle enlarging prom-ess ol 235nnn. lilnl xxilll llllll' granle papers unll also NUl'lxl'1l nilll sllpersensilixe l-lllIlS ol' llle sznne size. World Manny line issues ol' The lluorlzl. llle ollieinl sellool nexsspnpelx ll1lXt' lneen pnlvlisllell lllis lt'1ll'. l nmler the SlllN'I'XlSlllll ol' Nlr. l'1n'ry. llle l.ill'llllf aulxisor. nnll :Xnn l'll'lt'llIlslSllIll'l. annl lleelq Slan'klol'l. senior and junior emlilors respeelixely. llle paper lve- eanne llll'I41'1lSlllQlf lweller. 'lllle slull eonsisleml ol' llle mlilorsl znnl lenlll. l'l1'Xl'lllll. alnll lm-lllll granle sluclenls. xxllo nrole Nlerely lllle Cllilllt'l'. sporls. senior porlrnlls. znnl llt'lllllIlN' news. 'l'l1e younger elalsses eonlrilm- nleml ,lnnior Sl'll1Nll N-ns lo euell iswne. l'.IQlIfl'-llll' Dramatics I4'IltS'I' llflwz llalnplon. llansvr. Wallas. Wilson. Cunliff. lslvpler, Footv. lil'Z.llIl. SECIUNID RUW: Knight. Sutter. II. Roliins. ll:-rgc-r. Costen, ll. Zwit-lx. Nl. nl4'I'llliil1. lidwards. ff, llwlv-rw-r'. with-r. 'l'lllllll RUW: Rlllllill., Stroud. liilillllllt'TS, Hvrtslt-t. S21lIlU4'lS. Allivrs. 'l'. ffrolt. l Ullli'l'll ROW: .l. Slllllljwf. l'. K4-llcy. lNlam'l3rytlm'. llulninsky. J. l.t'usslm-r. xvllH1lt'I'll1'll. Jolinson. lfll 'l'Il RUW: Nlr. Arnold. li. lluvttnt-r, llrivkc-r. H. llulic. Larsson, Rolldvlnlsll..lon1's. 'l'lit-atc-r in the round was presented again this year with tht- production of 'gAh Wildernessii hy lfuge-nv 0'Neill. This play was one of the most successful ever given at Burroughs. The audience will especially remember Bert Wunderlich's hilari- ous performance as Uncle Sid. Terry Croft and Barbara Stroud are also to be commended for their performances as the parents of an emotional sixteen year old boy, very well portrayed by Brig Buettner. If i gh ty-six The spring play was the Greek tragedy hy Soph- ocles, 4'Antigone.', This was a difficult play to present and the participants are to he congratulated on their splendid acting and staging. 'LFashion,' was the play presented by the tenth grade dramatics class. and it too was very suc- cessful. A great deal of credit goes to Mr. Vvayne Arnold, the director of the dramatics classes. lee lub I-'INST ROW: .-X. l.l'M'llL'll. 5. SIll'lll'l'l'. l.. NPWIIIHII. Hamplun. ll1'l'gt'l'. ll. Zwivk. SllX1'l'lll21ll. llixwln. Hu:-fm-ll. flU0tlS0ll. Sl'llfONll ROW : ll. l'rmsilI. lla-lnpsn-5. S, Horns-r. lfunliff. Slfillltl. Rarivk. ,l. Ylillvr. Mlm-rs. Gurrvi. Hn-ss. Huung. 'I'lllRlJ ROW: Nl. lil-Ih-5, lil-ann. l.nrm-Ill. Slurlxloll. Mlalllls. A. Rullolf. Hilgwllllllll. lm-l'fz'l. l wrln'. lluslvll. Wlorris. Nl. llirlll. l OllR'l'll ROW: ll1ll'mlm'x'. 'l'lmrnuf. ll. Hurnm-r. l.vmun. ll. lim-tlnm-r. lluvrltvr. .lnlln5m1. Nlillzlr. .l. lA'llSSll'l'. ll. O34-r, SILIIIIINT, I-'II4 I'lI ROW: Nlr. xNK'llll'l1'll, S4'lllllN'l'g, Kim'ffm'r. Rulltlvlblwll. Woods, Nlvllmwll. llrzllrlv. l'llllI'lI1Q. llzlwmll. Xl. Iilm-k. lfiwn lll'illll. ll r i sg gl ' 36 s . ei , w.f . Q A 1 2 gl R Q f Q l lRS'l' ROW: Sl:-ina-r. Spin-gs-l. Kt'Tl'll1'l'. Nlarlmury, Pulzm-l, Wutsarll. Hn-rrivk. Clark. Juran, Van Walvr. SICIIONII ROW: Nll'.We'il1ri1'll. HlI'SlllIlLlIl. Captain. llislwp, Wvslc-rman. Gurruvvay, Iludgqm, Ulu-rlpq-4-k. Mil-mmm. Ifgylkg-r. Ljup. lnin. llurris. Slll'llQLllt'. l,l'llSSlt'l'. Sprzlgilu-. IN-i. Cllunlln-rs. 'l'lllRll ROW: Stivvrs. Nlylvs. llialmwli. Hornm-r, Kvndall. Oulu-, lllusvlc-y. Furml. Kt'll3lIlllTl'. Rt'Ilt'll. Ward. Hirsll, Wall. Nlullvn. l OllR'l'll ROW: Skinnvr. Kvlllvkallllp. Klinv, BIWYWIIO. Rm'1'lu'r. lllltzvll. Nlayvr. Clark. Malfoy. Sunm-mlay, Cllanllwrs. l lF'l'll ROW: I.:-vy. Nlillcr. Hn-rlwrt. Robins. Eliot. Smlw. Hirth, K4'l'I'lllbff. Luwvry. Max. llfvwwrs. lllavk. We-lls. llunly. unior horus Eighty-seven Sczence Club lhls yvair tht- bviviim' Llulv ls go' ing to finish thu vyvlolmli unfl lwgin lu test it. The- xavuum sistt-rn has he-on 1-mnpletvly fliSilS5l'llllllt'll uml is mm he-ing: put lmvk tngvtlwr. 'I'In- osvillatm' is pravtivalli rc-auly tu lw usc-tl, and tht- rf-st uf tht- vquipnwnt will all lw linishvcl lwlmw- the 1-ntl of tlw svlimml yl'ill'. 'lihc group intl-mls to put tht- 1'yc'lutrun lu uss' in thc- imestigratifm uf tht- cmnpusitiun nl vari-mus mate-rials. Rifle lub Ihr- lllm-llloll lilllc' f.lulm has pro- g1rm'ssf'1l stvaclily llIl1lQ'l' tht- lint' guiil- am-1-uf Nliss Svhlc-utvr and Nlr. Cflllb- trvc lancl m-vasimially Nlr. lllnssmn I. It l'4DllSlSll'Il. this fl'ill'. nl an vxvvp- linnul numlwr nl giltc-cl inurksmc-n. uncl thc' nwinlwrs l'0llliIlllt'fl tu main- tain tup-nutrh stamlarcls ul' mlisviplinm- :mil sale-ty on tht- rangf' at all tinws. Quite a ls-is me-rnlwrs hun- vnnsinlvr- illllf im'rc'usc'4l thvir N.li.A. runlxinggs this if-ar f 21 mark ul the-ir linu- ilf'lliCYtFltlf'lIl :intl truv intvrvst in rillc'rV. Urchestra Limlvr tht- e-xvvllvtlt QllIfl1lIll't' nl' Nlr. W'c'inri1'h. this yvuris un-lwstl'zl suwcsslully pvrfurrne-cl in tht- Christ- mas Pagvaiit. spring up:-H-tta. anal other school functions. 'lb gain prair- tivc in imiiriflual parts. tht- immi- wintls and strings me-t in se-puratv groups. me-c-pt lu-lurc pvr'lm'rr1ziru-vs when the xxlwle- urvllf-stra nwt tu th'- wlnp playing: in harmuni as mu- group. The- rc-sults of pl'm'ti1-vslum:-fl that this fl'2'll'.S ur'vl1e-stm was uns- ul the he-st at Blll'l'1lll1IllS in mum it-urs. ftifgflll -vigfit Modern Dance lub 'llllis your lluv ll1llll'0 Cluln. uiulor llu' sulwrxisimi ul Xliss S1'lllQ'lllt'I'. gnu' il lN'l'liUI'llIllllK'4' all ilu' XYt'1llll'S4lilf Llulr. Ilu- mlre-ss I'l'lll'Lll'Slll on ilu- llliillll lwlion- xsais opml lu purvnls mul alll ullu-rs lllll'I'l'Sll'll. illllll'lt't'll girls l.I'1llll llu- ninlll. lvnlli. vli-xvlilli. mul Ixwllilll glrzulvs vuiiipnsml llu- 4lauu'1's lm' llils lH'1IQLl'lllll Nllll slaigv ilirm-vlur Nlilfy l,UllNlI'Xl1'l' 4lue'lllllg1l':ul4'l zuul l'lYSllllllt' ilin-4-lm' .Mm l'ii'i:-liiiggsclml lu-lping in llu' 17l'g.1illllZllllUIl zuul pros- Plllillltlll. l'rm-simlm-nl ul- lluiivc lflulm lliis your was Nlury l,UlIl4lt'Xl1'l' lvlvx- vnlli grauli- I . Social Committee llu- mum iluly ol ilu' Sawzall Lum- millvi- is to plan ilu' umiuul lslllillbilll llauu-v. 'l'lu- 1-uiiiiiiillvv ill-4-iili-d on llu' ilvvmuilimis. loud. livlwls. auul music lor lliis xivlory m'vlvlmi'ziliiig nc-- vzisimi. ,Ns in prvxiulls yours. ilu-rv nais ai l'l'l!l'l'S1'lllilllXl' on lliis commit- lm-1' from 1-1u'l1 sm-iiim' sl-luml zulvisury. mul llllSf1'1ll'lllt'Hllllllglflllll' uusalsu ululc ln partir-ipailc-. 'l'lu- mminiiliw was lu-auln-il Ivy ,liuly lfmmln- mul Bula Ili-un. illlll llu- nllu-r nu-mlwrs wvrl- Sum- llunsvr. llrainl 'l'lmmus. IM-ky SllXl'l'IlliIll. l'1'l1' livllvy. lxulliy lfurml. auul llill llvrniaui. Athletic Council llu- purposes ul' ilu: .Mlilvliv Coun- 1-il uri- lo raise nunwy lor ullnlvliv lrips zuul lm' l'llllllllIlt'lll iu'mln'1l ln' llu' illllll'lll' 1lz'pairlnu'nls uiul tu plain l'u-lil llaiy. Ilu- Mlilvlu- Loum-il is uiulc-r ilu- mllwrlluii of Nlr. Nlul.miiu'll mul is 4-mnpusi-il ul Plglll llIt'lIll3t'l'S xsluu rvp- l'1'Sl'lll ilu' liiulli llll'UllQlll lxwlllli . . 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E 1 Q N hristmas Pageant On llecemher twentieth nearly two thousand peo- ple saw the thirty-third presentation of the John Burroughs Christmas Pageant come to a climax with the unveiling of Dan Williamsciiiis tahleau, in which llorinda Loeffel and Rohin llingwall portrayed Nlary and Joseph. Completing the heautiful picture were worshippers Mary 0'l.eary. Bill Eades. and lflizaheth Rodgers. 'lihe processional chorus was led hy the narrators, Kathy Calkins and David Oherheck. who retold the ancient Christmas story. The ushers rohed in purple and white were Lucy Pitzman. Ann Frielingsdorf. Mike Lane. and Charles Crigg. Book hoys and girls. who turned the pages of the large song hooks were Peggy Nielson, Susan Schaefer. Nancy Wiscthmeyer. Sam lfliot. ,lohn Naylor. Tom Heineman. and Geof- frey Smith. 'lihe junior and senior choruses under the direc- tion of Mr. Weinrich sang Today is Born Em- manuel. A Spotless Rosef M0 Holy Night. a work from the Messiah, Glory to God in the .Yflll'l-Y'fll'0 ...X Highest. Cradle Hymn. and Let All Togetlier Praise Our Cod. To the hushed audience Mara Kelly sang the traditional Marys Lullahyfi while the curtains were opened and the impressive tahleau was re- vealed. Witll its symmetry and halance of color- white. hiege. hurnt sienna. and gold--and its formal arrangement with attention to detail. the tahleau was hoth modern and traditional in its very fresh ap- proach to the suhject. The co-chairmens of the Pageant were seniors lVlary Poindexter and Duncan Mcltae. john Woods was in charge of construction. Mary Poindexter and ,loan Strassner were in charge of costumes. Frank Proctor was in charge of lighting. Burt Wurl- derlich recorded the performance. Duncan Mcltae was safety engineer. and Bill Biggs was special as- sistant to Mr. llreher. The list of workers would not be complete without the faculty memhers. Un- der lVliss llamon's excellent supervision. they kept the committees and the performance running smoothly. The New Orleans Prom was the host everw down to the last hriek on the walls. Designed hy Lucy l'itzman and Mary Oilleilly. the two gyms were hoth det-orated in the ty pieal courtyard style of the famed old 4-ity. The lvig gym was walled in hriek paper. in which were niany courtyard doors and windows. With- steps It-tt up to the large handstand which had a potted palm in each corner. Behind the musicians. hright flour-de-lis out outs hung on the Curtain. A trellis wound with flowers and ivy. and a flower stand against. one wall. carried in the flower motif on the small gym. The 4-onneeting doorway was tri-llised and 1-owrecl hy more flowers and ivy: the The Prom white covered tahles scattered in the gym had more flowers on them: and the stage was designed as an ivy-walled courtyard with flowers hanking the walls. Streamers in hoth gyms eanopied the areas in hlue, white. yellow. and grey. Co-chairmen of the decorations were Judy Lorenz and Charles Criggr. These people were ably assisted hy different suh-chairmen for refreshments. the little gym, door. ehaperones. lighting. and invitation. After dancing until one. we all went to .lane Aitken's for breakfast and relaxing until three. when we finally called it an evening. llvill ef-V-Ili ree K , --al' XSZQ- -'gw s is --.s t'E'?'N v .-1: fn X, W- su V9 as fp. 5 .34 ' M2 Q. M1 22 can ' We N., f E Q .fi ff-19 fm 5 -gl i E2 fm? 5 525 Q sw 5 al 'SQ , gb. , ,Egg 1 5. 3554555 fksisx '5323 if A ri vw ef 4 ' . yy ii 'f if A Xllfllllll-hllf . . , lm!-lx l.ll4'1' . . . UI - ul -- u nf xxllilf lx llm? . . . lln -.lI- . . . xlitllll- nl ilu- IIUZIIN Nu llllll nn l.uIm. . . , 5:13. l'n x . . . Ilan ' ' ' 4-1 .I Ill llm-km purlx , .. lln lvl, luuxu!! ..-,, .... nlx ing up. Hun Seniors an Actzon Nfl ,...nn..x UN r,.....,, ..x...X, ,,xxx Ad t 0 . 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' ' Production .T.., St. Louis 0 New York Om' Hundred Two GIRLS ADAMS - running AITKEN - with cheek in tongue BEAM - with tear in eye BIGGS - using sign language BURKHAM-writing little obscenities to Mr. Parry CALKINS - riding a cow CUNLIFF - pushing a pin DEMERATH - gently consoling FOOTE - in tennis shoes FRIELINGSDORF - organized, neat, and bold GOODMAN - eloping HAVEN - flirting HUNKINS - at Schneithorsts KELLEY - with a snake around her neck LOEFF EL - CENSORED LORENZ - in European meadows MORRIS - exploding O'LEARY - trembling O'REIL.LY -- with atypical O'Reilly happy ex- press1on PITZMAN - from the rear POINDEXTER - observing REDERER - with foot on chin RENCH - falling asleep RILEY - wearing bows RUHOFF - taking unexplained money to Mrs. Gebhardt RYAN - with nose in book STROUD - with dimples flashing Always Seen BOYS BASCOM - but not heard BEAN - bouncing BIGGS - cowering before mlle. Gilbert BLACK - sporting sideburns CLARK - feeding his face CROFT - sssmiling DINGWALL - also at Schneithorsts DUBE - in the arms of women and! or the law EADES - blushing EISENDRATH - persimmon hunting - ETTMAN - hitting the skins GILBERT - philosophizing - GRIGG - in his jacket HALE - making like a rabbit KIEFFER - in Bell Bottom Trousers LANE -- rarely LEUSSLER l- thinking up good arguments MAC RAE - handling the problems of others OBERBECK - trotting, one way or the other POLLOCK - taking Regimen tablets and eating Heavenly Pies SCHABERG - hanging from his ivy league belt THOMAS - with his face hanging out WOODS - in his merry hydroplane WUNDERLICH - dangling from a light fixture LACLEDE INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE o John O. Felker '37, President One Hundred Three DRUG DELIVERY PRESCRIPTIONS . S Y Ab f A Cl Whrtworth Drugs ee ou ou ma os 92'I4Cl3yf0I1 Road S B M R G A J lClayfon and Price Roads! 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RENCH - Ah don't eitha have an accent. REDERER - but that's wrong, Mr. Parry RILEY - Did I ever tell you about that neat beach party in Leland? RUHOFF - Well, what else could I do, he asked ,S BOYS BASCOM - Not that we know of BEAN - 'Tm a party doll! ' BIGGS - Ooui fThat's French for yesl BLACK - heh, heh, heh CLARK - Where's the kitchen? fUnlessJ CROFT - The consumate economic enterprise is destined to perpetuate DINGWALL - I want a stick shift DUBE - But officer, I was busy EADES - I'll NEVER understand women EISENDRATH - rat-a-tat-tat! ETTMAN - Man that really swings GILBERT - Here's what I think . . . CRIGG - Let's go Luce, it's ten o'clock HALE - Oh, come now, Mr. Hinrichsv KIEFF ER - Hold my crutches while I run up- stairs LANE - But I don't wanna play football LEUSSLER - But that dictionary's wrong! MAC RAE - Erat quidam sacerdas rusticusi' OBERBECK - But there's absolutely no purpose in this course! POLLOCK - O-ok! Keep thinking thatv SCHABERG -- 'iReeeally Janie? THOMAS - Hullo there, loveliness! mei, WOODS - Didja hear the one about the traveling RYAN -- and we had the most beautiful fight!', Salesman? STROUD - It's a BEAUTIFUL dayln WUNDERLICI-I - Making like Elvis CHAUMIERE FARMS Growers for 25 years of Broad Breasted WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS STEELVILLE, MO. ST. LOUIS OFFICE ----------- 3745 W. PINE James H. Woods, Proprietor - Tracy Hlrdcckc, Manager One Hundred Six .1 fffkj .f ' N! NN, Ivy ILA! X I4 A41 ,1 0 , KRW fi J W' it I R , LWLLC ',1'V JL! A K 7, W5 fu 'I J ZQVS . pff if Ct, XA f 157 R ,Ly fel K 'R-XX , D .2 KV X ,D AgL',,V,1 1 .. 1 . wk l C if El Ml I N 560614 1 ST. LOUIS' OLDEST inco n Dealer PARTS a. SERVICE FOR ALL FORD PRODUCTS irnki' Wcodland 2-0800 'k'k'k 9700 Manchester ,Prophecy in Ten Years GIRLS ADAMS -- Trying to find her way home AITKEN - IMPOSSIBLE to prophesy BEAM - Spreading peace on earth, good will to men BIGGS - Teaching her horses to chew gum and eat weeds BURKHAM - Feeding her children candy and cakes CALKINS - Drinking champagne from Frank's slipper funlesslll CUNLIFF - Traded her big pin in for a big diamond DEMERATH - Marriage counsellor FRIELINGSDORF - Unorganized, sloppy, and timid FOOTE -- President of Planned Parenthood GOODMAN -- With eleven children HAVEN - Creating a scandal with the younger set HUNKINS - At Schneithorsts KELLEY - Jumping and braying LOEF FEL - Having tantrums LORENZ - Teaching Romansch in Switzerland MORRIS - Exploded O'LEARY - Head of a Charm School O'REILLY - Living with an artist in a garret with eight children PITZMAN - Bottling coke POINDEXTER - Disciplining her kids with a baseball bat RENCH - Still looking for someone to play tennis with funlessll RILEY - Selling bobby-pins and hair bows RUHOFF - Smuggling candy bars to the class of '68 RYAN - Slapping, kicking, biting, pinching her husband REDERER - Yogi expert of the world STROUD - Still happy BOYS BASCOM - Observing the world as it rolls by BEAN - Lost in the crowd BIGGS - Speaker of the QHouse, Senate, Congressl BLACK -- In business with Tom Lehrer CLARK - Still searching for a FAITHFUL, FEM- ININE female funlesslil CROFT - Ghost writing for Billy Graham DINGWALL - Winning the soap-box derby DUBE - Head of the Ladue police force EADES - The greatest business magnale in history EISENDRATH - Doubling for a machine gun ETTMAN - Painting his windows dark green GILBERT - DEAD GRIGG - Still skipping soccer practice HALE - The world's most dictatorial dictator KIEFFER - Skiing happily down Everest LANE - Running away to the moon LEUSSLER -- Re-writing dictionaries MAC RAE - Advising damsels in distress OBERBECK - Teaching U. S. Government POLLOCK - Serving the champagne at Kathy's wedding funlessllj SCHABERG -- Developing an elephantiasis vac- cine THOMAS - Youngest president in the history of the U. S. WOODS -- Hydro-planing on a pool of Minute- maid WUNDERLICH - Holding down five jobs Lammert's Men's Store 110 West Lockwood Webster Groves, Mo. if -nf ff Home of Ivy League Clothes Rawlings Sporting Goods I Al7Z'A6la.f by Glen Alspough 9808 Clayton Rd. One Hundred Eight Um' llumlrwl 'Vim Pet Peeves GIRLS ADAMS - Pat AITKEN - Round faces BEAM - Happy people BIGGS - Not being able to satisfy my mood BU RKHAM - People who aren't frank CALKINS - AMAZONS CUNLIFF - Being forbidden to be picked up at school DEMERATH - Absolutely nothing FOOTE -- Short boys FRIELINGSDORF -- St. Louis boys GOODMAN - Getting grounded HAVEN - Athletic boys HUNKINS - Boys who won t take the hint KELLEY - Theng youln LOEFFEL - Cigarette smoke LORENZ - Boys who live out of town MORRIS -- School O'LEARY - Lipstick O'RElLLY - Sarcastic people and little gold tro- phies ' PITZMAN - Unexpected visitors POINDEXTER - People who don't play bridge when they are supposed to REDERER - STOOPID PEOPLE RENCH - People who complain about girls who don't wear socks RILEY - People who don't like hard covers RUHOFF -- People who SlGH RYAN - People who can out-argue her STROUD - People who don't smile on BEAUTI- BOYS BASCOM -- Baby sitting for Toby BEAN - Tall girls BIGGS - Clothes BLACK - Guys with longer sideburns CLARK-Courting CROF T - Wimmin DINGWALL - Being without privileges! DUBE - Traffic laws EADES - Blankety-blank-blank women EISENDRATH - T shirts that always go on back wards ETTMAN - Rock 'n' Roll GILBERT - People who won't let him SING GRIGG - Redheads HALE - Football, soccer, etc., etc. KIEFFER - The school track LANE - Blind umpires and shiny new baseballs LEUSSLER - People who sleep at stoplights MAC RAE - Weirdies like Thornell Schwartz OBERBECK - U. S. Government Class POLLOCK - Gossip columnists SCHABERG - People who don't like varmints THOMAS - People with their faces hanging out WOODS - People with V-8's WUNDERLICH - People who want to change the FUL days Yearbook cover .fS'Z'i'4L.'j WILL DOCTER MEAT COMPANY Fine Foods for Fine Places DELICIOUS CORNED BEEF i' 'A' 'k WILL DOCTER MEAT COMPANY 2820 N. Broadway CH. 'I-0215 One Hundred Ten. The American Textbook Publishers Institute helps make sure that your high school textbooks are the finest in the world THE MEMBERS: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. 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X The Mat Men D D E Schnarr's Mkt. Inc 9800 Clayton Rd. 4913 Maryland Ave. U U U D D D wv. 3-0910 Jo1fnufRb:1'f , W:::-' 519: N '- L dmark iv f Hungry 'f ' Amsricansn ' U' 1130 S. KIRKWOOD RD.-KIRKWOOD, MO. One Hundred Fourteen Compliments of L A D U E Hardware Co. 9635 Clayton na. wv. 3-0143 x MAI!! I-6000 Nooter Corporation O Steel and Alloy Plate Fabricators and Erectors BOlLERMAKERS Since l896 The Record Bar 7801 Forsyth I Popular 8t Classical Records The John Burroughs Yearbook here gratefully acknowledges the contri- butions of the following profession- al men: Kenneth H. Adams Sim F. Beam, M.D. Earl C. Bean, D.D.S. William H. Biggs Eugene M. Bricker, M.D. Delevan Calkins, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Edward W. Cannady D. W. Eades, M.D. Joseph C. Edwards, M.D. Estill E. Ezell Alfred Goldman, M.D. Heinz Haffner, M.D. Paul T. Hartman, M.D. Karl F. Koenig, M.D. Carl E. Lischer, M.D. Kenneth C. Marshall, D.D.S. H. R. McCarroll, M.D. Joseph C. Peden Jr., M.D. T. Hartley Pollock Edmund C. Rogers George S. Roudebush Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Sale, Jr. Elwin P. Scott, M.D. Ben H. Senturia, M.D. Robert M. Smith, M.D. A. C. Stutsman, M.D. Richard A. Sutter, M.D. Victor A. Wallace One Hundred Fifteen WW . WW I-I o 'r E I. ll1llIfIv'lillFlflWAV Wtvllllilllllli g ff ' Jbjvxp-kfyJQf'F!?J4yJ M j x Nil A lr : QOYNQCXU' Jwwggiqavw W x l ,V BM UN wuvgmyy MK K 'Q , xf Ek U V ,V J 1 Complimentswi of A FRIEND C370 r QEMQ f D QW , XXXL WX Q X QQ , w 9 i x'9JN Remember When ? Henry ran into THE tree? Miss Stafford couldn't get Ellen out of the wastehasket? We left an eye in Mrs. ,lacobson's desk? Locker room songs were censored? The lockers were mysteriously lipsticked? Chopsticks were used at the senior girls' table? Nickles were borrowed for pickles? Billy forgot his pants? Henry DIDNT wear dark glasses? Mrs. Roudebusli' stood Kieffer in the corner? Kieffer couldn't figure why the farmer's wife was scared? Ellen was embarrassed in French class, and said, Oh, Lord! ? Ellen was late for advisory and Mrs. Schmidt was scared? Girls were forbidden to be picked up at school? Betsy arrived with a very large pin? Holding hands in the halls was forbidden? Hassett splashed Mr. Sprague? All the boys had motor scooters? Bill had a party at Old Warson? The Red Fangs and the Black Lashes fought it out? Bobby had a birthday party and got his T-bird? We had to go to Leagues and Fortnightlies? We went to our first Assembly Dance? Charlie baby'-sat fwith helpj? Jam sessions in the mens room fAspenJ ? John and Kathy had pasture parties? The police were on the look-out for a white jeep? Poin had a football party? Bert did magic tricks-and more magic tricks? Bert em-ceed father's night? Johnny Talon came to town? Bascom's friend Joe Race was here-ffrom Mainej ? One Hundred Eighteen Henry had a Boho party? We had a party f?J in painting? Everyone told Miss Collins their troubles? We made Mrs. Brodine cry? Susan laid an egg? Bunny was fisl our class mascot? Robin found a use for women? Aitken danced for the amusement of all? Virgil insisted she could make a table rise? Kevin went varmint hunting? The boys beat the girls in hockey? Kieffer didn't use a cane? We unexpectedly went swimming in pajamas? Candid camera shots sold to the highest bidder? Hairnets were all the rage? We DANCED at parties? We got around by bicycles, feet, buses, taxis, and parents? The girls were bigger than the boys? EVERYONE had a water gun? Carol practiced yogi? Our opponents wore spurs in soccer? Bobby and Bill went cradle-snatching? Ruhoff didn't know what a sand pile was? Frank took a quick trip to Michigan? Bobby roasted marshmallows in the library? Betsy gave everyone the flu? We had street dances? O'Leary got her pool? We were symmetrical? Leslie played and the girls swooned? Pam's car broke down? 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Soon the boys and girls began to take an interest in each other as shown by the co-ed skating parties which were followed by keep away from the boys and by blossoming romances. Christmas was a busy season for us, for we had our first vacation from school after the tableau, which included as book boys and girls, Mary O'R., Susan R., Ann F., Terry C., Pete Pelton, Robin, Roni, and Duncan. At our Christmas class party, one of the big events of the year, the boys and girls exchanged some very strange presents, especially Frank and Kathy. After Christmas, slumber parties became the rage among the girls, whose idol was Marilyn Monroe. At the end of the seventh grade we all felt we were old hands at IBS, and we were ready to help the next seventh grade class find their way around Burroughs. In eighth grade, after losing Sam McCluney and Joan Henry, we were happy to have an addition to our class - Anne Ruhoff. This year the girls worried the teachers by form- ing cliques. 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One Hu mired Twe ntyf SENIOR DIARY lllontinued from Page 1243 costume party at which John W. and Tommy ap- peared as ballet dancers and exhibited their grace- fulness, everyone fought to play Lucy's player piano, and Bill ripped his pants. Afterwards the girls stayed for a slumber party where no one slumbered until 5:00 a.m.!! This was also the night of various escapades including a spur-of-the-mo- ment I:00 a.m. swim in pajamas at Willyls pool. In school we worked hard in advisory, in classes, and in gym. Our work in advisory was climaxed by a battle between the boys and the girls about old clothes -- the girls wanted them for Kulli, the boys for Mr. Eisemanis Indians. We all joined en- thusiastically in sports with Bob playing on the CN team. This year we had our first encounter with foreign languages -- French with Miss Gil- bert, Latin with Mr. Horner and Miss Madsen. In the ninth grade we adopted Carol R. and John Sanders along with Charlie, Geoff and Mahlon. We were sorry to see Susan Womer, Christie Lich- liter, Susy Spence, Warren Weber and Pete Pelton leave us, though. Because we were the oldest class in the junior school and we all felt very grown up, the girls, es- pecially lfllen and Lucy, daringly wore lipstick, changed their hair, and began to wear more grown up clothes. The boys began to make names for themselves by playing on the B and i'C', teams. This was a big year because we could go to both the Football Dance and the Leap Year. Besides these two, we had quite a few class parties of our own. Remember the St. Patricks day party where the girls danced the Irish Gig and Judy Foote and Mary Poindexter rode across the stage on tricycles as Miss Fieselman and Miss Stafford touring lfu- rope? The boys, thinking they could provide bet- ter entertainment, presented 6'Music,' at the next class partyg this did not go over too well, though. This was also the year that Henry and his drums made their formal debut. With the close of school, Lucy and Willy gave their swimming party. which will be long remembered by many. VVe were very proud to have elected to school offices three of our class mates. Tommy became the new bailiff, and Kathy Calkins, and Judy Foote became cheerleaders. This year also saw the beginnings of the girls' hen parties, a series of crushes on the 'gNeat senior boys, and Halloween parties. During the various vacations we saw the begin- nings of our classes, mass migrations to Florida, Aspen, and Van Buren. In the tenth grade we gained Nick Samaras. This year was one of our biggest party years, for we could now go to the Junior Prom. The first party l,Continued on Page I30l When your product needs a friend GAYLORD BOXES are on the job One Hundred Twenty-six One Hundred T wenty-seven Class Will fGirlsl ADAMS - Leaves her track shoes to Ebet Rogers AITKEN-Leaves on a pogo stick BEAM - Leaves to spread peace on earth BIGGS - Leaves her chewing gum to Mr. Wrigley BURKHAM-Leaves her yogurt to Mrs. McConnell CALKINS - Leaves her sod cutter to Ann Broem- melsiek CUNLIFF - Leaves her hiccups to anyone who can take them DEMERATH - Leaves swinging from the rafters by her toes', FRIELINGSDORF - Leaves the World to the United Nations F OOTE - Leaves for the reservation GOODMAN - Leaves Leslie to his music HAVEN -- Leaves younger boys to the younger girls HUNKINS - Leaves her Tact to Hairnet KELLEY - Leaves with a hee-haw LOEFFEL - Leaves riding an old Paint LORENZ - Leaves her experience to anyone who can handle it O,LEARY - Leaves her fluster-bility to Mr. Mont- somery O'REILLY -- Leaves little toe to anyone who needs one PITZMAN - Leaves a trail of eyelashes MORRIS - Leaves physics, chemistry, Mr. Eise- man, etc., to D. Haase POINDEXTER - Leaves Don, Eddie, Joe, Kenny, Lindy, and Wally in peace REDERER - Leaves yelling await! wait! BENCH - Leaves her strategy to Merrill RILEY - Sort of leaves more or lessn RUHOF F - Leaves her innocence to Hamo RYAN -- Leaves her fighting ability to Rocky Ronny Riley STROUD -- Leaves her smiles to Beth Prewitt One Hundred Twenty-eight Class Will IBO sl BASCOM - Leaves his loquacity to Bill Wulfing BEAN - Leaves younger girls to next year's sen- iors BIGGS - Leaves twin sister BLACK - Leaves his mind to the Dept. of Sani- tation CLARK -- Leaves sarcasm CROFT - Leaves the soap box derby to Tim DINGWALL -- Leaves his ubashfulnessw to Big Lew DUBE - Leaves in a cloud of yellow dust EADES - Leaves the cars to Fred EISENDRATH - Leaves his dump truck to L. Hess ETTMAN - Leaves running into trees to .lack Straub GILBERT - Needs all he's got. GRIGG - Leaves his electric shaver to Corky Burst HALE - Leaves to do research on yuks KIEFFER -- Leaves ridge-running to Dave Zopf LANE - Leaves trekking to Mr. Eiseman LEUSSLER -- Leaves his mind for scientific re- search MAC RAE - Leaves his mind OBERBECK -- Leaves government to the next sucker POLLOCK - Leaves his electric sander to his brother SCHABERG - Leaves to hunt varmints THOMAS - Leaves his car to Wally Rist WOODS - Leaves for greater things WUNDERLICH - Leaves the stage to Brig Beutt- nel' Compliments of DINSMORE TREE SERVICE 9794 CLAYTON ROAD wydown 3-4300 ROBERTS BOYS SHOPS, INC. lN WEBSTER GROVES 142 East Lockwood IN CLAYTON 8103 Maryland Avenue WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER The Newest, the Smartest, the Most Exciting Eye Frames Ever We Have Been Serving John Burroughs Students for a Generation THE ALBERT ALOE CO. 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Tom had his Abe Lincoln party where Woods presented him with cherry bombs wrapped in t.p. In the spring, Judy L. gave a party for all the girls at her farm where they had fun exploring, climbing trees and practicing cheerleading. Char- leyis Aunt was presented with Wundy as the lead along with Donna, Anne R., Betsy, Carol, Duncan, John L. Nick, Tommy, and T. C. This play turned out to be a tremendous production, though Bert couldn't smoke the cigar. In April, Donna had her treasure hunt in Forest Park. Groups of us wild ones roared around in woods' jeep, other people took all the candy. But we worked this year too. Thomas and Keef were elected to the Court, and we continued our ef- forts to collect money for our prom. Judy L. won lContinued on Page 1321 Johnstone's Jewelry 20 N. Meramec CLAYTON 151 MO. Formerly Clayton Jewelry Co. Elbring Surveying Co. 'I9 N.Meramec Ave. Clayton, Mo. 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That rock and roll music certainly helped the atmosphere. When the prom was finally finished -- with red, green, and yellow bricks, we could hardly believe it, but we were a very proud class, because it was simply beautiful. We arrived at the prom that night dressed to perfection and ready for a good time. Afterwards, we went to ,Ianie's for breakfast and then attempted to stay up all night. We almost succeeded, as Robin got his police car mired in a ditch and most of us couldn't leave until four. The next morning we arrived in body but not in mind, some of the boys considered it more fun to rip the decorations down than to pick them up, though many of the girls saved a scrap for a SCRAP book. In the spring we cam- paigned for offices, though John L. was not overly enthusiastic. Terry won the speakership and Susan R. was elected secretary. Tom was Chief Justice, with Kath and Keef as judges. Can you imagine, a sophomore was the President of the Council. Julie, Charlie, and Frank were elected to council. As the year drew to a close, the gangs were formed. For the girls, a sect known as the Lunas was drawn up with Beatty Biggs as the leader. They specialized in slumber parties with 6 o'clock swims at Gilpy's. More dangerous were the Black Lashes headed by Judy Hunkins, who for the most part futilely combatted the RED FANGS, who were run by Bill Bascom and Charlie E. Their main claim to fame was the filling of J. A.'s car with hay. Twelfth grade - This is the year we were su- preme sophisticated seniors. We started the year anxious to help our little brothers and sisters, though they seemed to manage quite well without us. Before school began, we had an outdoor party at Trish's, where the Chrysler product was demon- strated to Mr. R. Dube. In the fall, the girls Killed Villa for the first time in fifteen years, but the boys demonstrated their skill by beating the girls 3-2. This affair was followed by a grand party at Anne R's house. P.S. The girls won silver hockey CContinued on Page 1341 Compliments ,, ,Si MAcDQNPxLDv3.Yif X gm NBGBW QMS Wie! im' ,ff Constreuctnoeneee Com pa ny 1310 South Grand Ave. Sf. l.0UiS, MO. Orie Hundred Thirty-two MISSISSIPPI IIIIIIII - rf lull IIIIIIII St. Louis, Mo 1 ,' if . Aff ISI A Gift from Hess 81 Culbertson is Always Something Special Hess G' Culbertson Jewelry Company Ninth 8. Olive Westroads W. H. KRUSE 8. SONS, INC. FLORIST 8031 Clayton Rel. PA. 5-1414 Over 60 Years of Service GArfielcl I-5047 if if -A- Chorles K. Berger coivuvusRciAL msunons 721 Olive Street Saint Louis 1, Mo. One Hunrlrrvl Thi rr, SENIOR DIARY lC0ntinued from Page 1321 sticks for their undefeated season. The boys were on winning teams. too, as the A football team won the league, 6-0 over the Daisies. The flag boys, too, with Zad, Ron, Henri, and Mahlon, had an all-star season under Commander Hinrichs. Many of the senior boys took advantage of Hen- riis hospitality to sack it up. Great fun and fellow- ship were enjoyed by all. About the middle of the fall, illegal candy sales began which helped support Kulli in the girls' locker room. Soon after. the boys and girls began a series of basketball games. The girls, confident of win- ning, made up the song, But you can't get a man if you winf, But the girls didn't win, so --l I Il Soon, Christmas and the tableau were here and everyone worked hard under the able direction of Mary P. and Duncan. Mara Kelley sang Mary's lullaby beautifully and we were all very glad to see that Dorinda was Mary', and Robin was Jo- seph, In the tableau as worshippers were Willie and Mary O'L, and the Narrators were Dave O. and Kathy. The highlight of the period between Christmas and March first was the fact that the HA , B , and CH basketball teams all were ABC champs. The girls, under the direction of Cilpy and Julie 1Continued on Page 1395 coMPuMENrs or A Friend M. A. Dorn Mtr. Co. Inc. Imperial- Chrysler - Plymouth 1 150 So. 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Favorite Songs fGirlsl ADAMS - Show me the way to go home AITKEN - Love is a simple thing BEAM - I'll Cry Tomorrow BIGGS - I'm available BURKHAM - I..et's Go on a Moonlight Swim CALKINS - Lipstick 'n' Candy 'n' Rubber-Soled Shoes CUNLIF F - Mozartis Forth Horn Concerto DEMERATH - Warm Hearted Woman F OOTE - He's a Cousin of Mine FRIELINGSDORF - If I Possessed a Printing Press GOODMAN - Baby Let's Play House HAVEN - Plaything HUNKINS - There is Nothing Like a Dame KELLEY - The Jackass Will ,lump and Bray LOEFFEL - Hallelujah I'm a Bum LORENZ -- Affair To Remember MORRIS - I Spoke too Soon O'LEARY -- Somebody Down There Likes Me O'RElLLY - Anything Goes PITZMAN - It Wasnit God Who Made Honky- Tonk Angels POINDEXTER -- Second Baseman Blues REDERER - Don't Make Me Cry RENCH - Keep It a Secret RILEY - Speak Low RUHOFF -- I'm .lust a Girl Who Can't Say No RYAN - Mean To Me STROUD - Let a Smile Be Your Umbrella Favorite Songs fBo sl BASCOM - Theme from The Quiet Man BEAN - She Was Five and He Was Ten BIGGS - If You Knew Phoebe BLACK - Rock of Ages CLARK - Got Along Without You Before I Met You CROFT -- Love Me Tender DINGWALL - What Is This Thing Called Love? DUBE - Transfusion EADES - Warm Up To Me Baby EISENDRATH - Hawaiian War Chant ETTMAN - Dark Eyes GILBERT - The Old Philosopher GRIGG - Brown Skin Girl HALE - Feudin' a F ussin' and a Fightin' KIEF F ER - Bell Bottom Trousers LANE - Don't Get Around Much Any More LEUSSLER - Don't Be Cruel MAC RAE - I Dreamed I Dwelt In Marble Halls OBERBECK - Collegiate POLLOCK - Everything Happens To Me SCHABERG -- The Terror Of Highway 101 THOMAS - Stay As Sweet As You Are WOODS - Cry Of The Wild Goose WUNDERLICH - A Cockeyed Optimist 0 591-fix 9224 CLAYTON ROAD WY. 3-6768 One Hundred Thirty-six as Q3 Have you ever been R eclaakejwiecf alfa! ? WE SPECIALIZE IN EXCEPTIONAL CONDITIONS, and may be able to save money for you. Please complete the form below and send to us direct or via your own broker. All information will be kept confidential. NAME: .... e..oo.. ,... ..e.. A DDRE ss: .....4.,. ....... ......,...............,.... . 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MORRIS - Patricia Stevens O,LEARY - Grace Kelley 0'RElLLY -- Maria Callas PITZMAN - Miss Collins POINDEXTER - Goren REDERER - Mr. Eiseman RENCH - Althea Gibson RILEY - The Navy land the Armyl RUHOFF - Uncle Maurie RYAN - Betty Crocker sTRoUD .. Mary Worth Idols- BASCOM - Mike Black BEAN - Superman BIGGS - Adam BLACK - Bill Bascom CLARK - Duncan Hines CROFT - T. Croft DINCWALL - Sgt. 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Because the senior girls' lunch table was so dis- orderly, it was decided that the senior table would be co-educational to make the girls act like young ladies, and it worked. March brought us College Boards and SPRING VACATION!! Following tradition, many seniors went to Florida where good times were had by all. Some went to Aspen for memorable times, some to New York where they saw the big city, and some of the lucky ones stayed home. In April, the Juniors gave us a beautiful Prom. It was lots of fun and the beginning of many more parties. Soon it was time for graduation and we had to leave six wonderful years full of memories behind. Now there are new friends and new places, but we will always remember Burroughs and all we learned from the responsibilities given to us, and our teachers, our studies, and our friends. The Class of 1958 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Qev7fl9f1t7f'!7, WOLFRAM Cleaning and Dyeing Co. Banquet Canning Co. Division of F. M. STAMPER CO. ST. 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