Ladue Horton Watkins High School - Rambler Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

yn? S+ Wyw A f, 1 6 Q V4 Af af gf I ,535 46' 'gf J ex? Agp 4 sf 'fl-6 9 -U5 51 x V09 Qu 1f staizfwa y to the fz m z 1fU T the base of thc stairway the span of our vision x short . . . As the stairs were ascended our vista grew ever more broad . VVhen the landing was reached then our eyes did encompass far lands . But if our goal is to see tlie wliolc world tlien our climb must not end . . . PUBLISHED BY THE JOLIRNALISIVI CLASS OF HORTON VVATKINS HIGH SCHOOL LADUE, MISSOURI 1955 VOLUME Ill 4 ,WK lille Ulmimisig ation lmilt Du. IVAN C. NICIIKDLAS Sziperirzterzdeizt llllcl., Northern lllinois State Teueliers College NS., Plrll., Northwestern University MQW Mrs. Van Horn, Seeretaryg Nliss Arlene Litzsingcr, Bookkeeper, Order Clerkg Miss Joyce Stag- inzmn, Receptionistg Mr. Roy lXlagill, Business Manager: Nliss llelen Higgins, Secretary to the Superintendent. on Steps st Ong anal sn 9 RICHARD F. STAUFFER Principal BS., MJX., Northwestern University JEAN SLOAN CTANTELUPE Assistant Principal BA., Iowa State Teachers College MA., Columbia University 5 The Faculty . . . Made ROBERT BASSMAN algebra, trigonometry, chemistry B.S., M.E.D., University of Missouri ELIZABETH BRINKMAN librarian B.Ph., Webster College B.L.S., University of Illinois ALVA BYARS manual training B.S., M.S. in Ed., Southern Illinois Univ. CHARLES CAIN physical education BS., Washington University PHYLLIS CALHOUN physical education M.S, in Phys. Ed., Purdue University ROBERT DAVIS physical education BS., University of Missouri EUGENE DE ARMOND arithmetic, algebra, geometry B.S., Southwest Missouri State . ., Peabody College -I . OYLE ' studies, language, arts . M.S., Drake, University of Des ' IN KIIERIDLEY arithmetic, science B.S., MA. in Ed., Washington University IRVING GERSTEN language arts B.S., in Ed., MA., Washington Univ. MAXINE GRUEB physical education B.S. in Ed., Northwestern University CHARLOTTE HARRISON nurse B.S. in nursing, Washington University, Barnes Hospital KENNETH HARTWIG arithmetic, science B.S., MA. in Ed., Univ. of Missouri ROBERT HOADLEY language arts, journalism A.B., Washington and Lee MA., Columbia University ALBERT W. HOPMANN arithmetic B.S., St. Louis University RAOUL HURD French, Latin BS., Grinnell College MA., University of Iowa KENNETH C. KIEFFER social studies, language arts B.S., MA. in Ed., Washington University NOT PICTURED james Harmon, Marian Hay, Ann Helledy, Frank lakes Our Climb Constant, Secure DON KLEIN aritlinietic, general science BS., lNlissouri University ROIXIAN KUCHNER biology BS., MS., University of Illinois lVlClX'l1LLAN LEVVIS American lzistory, American science A.B., Princeton 'University ESTIIER LOVERGAMP language arts BS. in Ed., Missouri Valley College iX'l.Ed., University of Missouri ciEORGE lxlARSIIALL language arts HA., VVestn1inster College M.Ed., University of lXlissouri STEVE NEILSON alirector, physical eelneation BS., University ol' Iowa EUGENE SCIUNIIDT Latin AB., Ph.B., Ottawa University lXl.Ed., St, Louis University i IOACIIIIXI SCHNEIDER lanngage arts, social studies HA., lndiana University lDONALD K. SCHROEDER driver training BS.. Carroll College JANE SHERRY language arts, social studies in Ed., Vllashington University ciLE1N1E SNYDER typing, laoolzlceeping, secretarial practice BS., lXl.A., Kirksville State Teachers College PEGGY SPRAGC lzonze economics BS. in Ed., Northeast Missouri State College ELISE TAYLOR aritlinzetic, general science AB., Harris Teaeliers College lXl.A., Vllasliington University , CiEORGE Tumnxu- ,L instrumental nznsi BS., MS., Univ ' J inois L' MS., Purdue U iversity RONNY VVALLACE physical education BS. in Ed., University of Missouri llELEN N. VVEIS ,fy Spanish 1 ,L I AB., Vllasliington University XFX X BEVERLY YATES Q, ull' vocal vnnsic X N f B. S., University of lllinois ' 2 . J by NUT PICTURED Carlo Marselli, Elmer Nelson, Jane Sapp, Patricia Wlinliel ur steps levi us through classes E REMEMBER: The halls' milling mob during the five-minute race . . . the challenge of anticipating pop-quizzes . . . the grind of the pencil shurpener . . . the sulphurous odors from the chem room . . the welcome intrusions of the workmen . . . tlie crash as our unbalanced desks topple to the floor . . . the half-opened eyes in the first hour class . . . the pleasant distraction of harmony from the music room . . . The seniors have ANN CAROL ABRAMSON Pet Peeve: People who call George Alphonse Puffington Daudet, Esquire, a car. Ambition: To see the year 2000. U.N. Representative 45 Teen Town Class Representative 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Pres- dent 4: Scribblers 2, 3, 4: Human Relations Club 2, 3, 4, Steering Committee 4: Rambler Literary Editor 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling Club lg Skating Club 3, 4, Men Are Like Streetcars lg Canerica 2, Nine Girls 3: Night of Jan- uary l6th 45 National Thespian Society 41 National Jr. Honor Society lg Ram's Den 3, 4g lgorrote 1. JANET ELIZABETH ANDERSON Pet Peeve: Party Poopers. Ambition: To see Terry Savage go in swimming. Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, Art Club 15 Latin Club 1, 2, Swim ming Club 23 Skating Club lg Pep Club 1: Canerica 2 Madrigal Group 2, Special Chours 2. JAMES HENRY ARTHUR, JR. Pet Peeve: People who are always out of class. Ambition: To fall heir to a harem. Student Council 3, 43 Student Court, Chief Justice 23 Social Committee 23 Theatre Board 33 Ram's Den 3, 4, Treasurer 43 French Club 2g Rambler 3, 4, Advertising Manager 3, Co- Editor 4, Ladue Local Co-Sports Editor 3, National Jr. Honor Society lg Football 2, 3. 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3: Golf 1, 43 Canerica Stage Crew 23 Christmas Program Stage Crew 3, Valedictorian 1. MARILYN JEAN BAUER Pet Peeve: Al Lawe. Ambition: See Look a Like. Pep Club 2, Musical Moods for May 3: Canerica' RICHARD LESLIE BAYER Pep Peeife: Liberace. Ambition: To have my feet shrunk to size 5. Latin Club 1, 23 Bowling Club l, 2. 31 Skating Club 3: Human Relations Club 4: Varsity Golf 2, 5, 43 Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Class President 3, Social Committee 3. BETTY EILEEN BECHTOLD Pet Peere: Tall people using me for a leaning post. Ambition: To get an A in Spanish II. Ram's Den 3, 4: Human Relations Club 33 Skating Club 3: Pep Club 3, 45 Swimming Club 2: Special Chorus Z, 3, Canerica 2: Christmas Program I, 2. ROBERT HAROLD BRACKMAN Pet Peeue: Winds over 20 m.p.h. Ambition: The Best. Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Jazz Band 3, Bowling Club lg Football 23 Basketball 2: Baseball 2, 5, 4g Soccer 4: All County Band 3, 4: All State Band 3. HOWARD GLEN BRAMOWETH Pet Peezfe: Bullet Bram. Ambition: To be successful. Science Club 11 Human Relations Club 3, 43 Photography Club 1: Automobile Club 1, 23 Pep Club 2, 31 Skating Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Golf 1, 2, 4 JUDITH KATHERINE BRAZNELL Pet Peeve: Homework. Ambition: M.R.S. degree. Spanish Club 31 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Concert Chorus 4: Human Relations Club 3: Ram's Den 3, 4, Cor- responding Secretary 4, Science Club lg Y Teens 2, Vice- President 21 Hockey 2, 3: Basketball 1: Softball lg Caner- ica 25 Musical Moods for May 3: Christmas Program l, 2, 3, 43 Social Committee 2, 5: Junior Achievement 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3. LAYTON ROY BREITWEISER Pet Peeve: People who go steady. Ambition: To be a city farmer. Latin Club 13 Pep Club 3: Chorus Program 21 Talent Show 11 Dramatic Productions lg Ram's Den 3, Ladue Local 4. reached the landing RICHARD ERNST BROCKMANN Pet Peeve: Women Drivers. Ambition: To sing like Eddie Fisher. Pep Club 25 Bowling Club lg Track 3, 45 Talent Show 15 Productions I5 Ram's Den 3. PATRICIA SHIRLEY BROXVN Pei Peere: Ask Joyce. Ambition: To be M.R.S.T.T. French Club 2, 5: Science Club 15 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Den 3, 45 Concert Choir 45 Basketball 1, 25 Volley Christmas Program 2, 3, 45 Musical Moods for M Canerica 2. RUTH ALEXANDRA BUCHAN Pe! Peefe: Education, Ambition: To he a sewer cleaner for El Dora, Colorado. N.C.C.J. 2, 3, 4, Steering Committee 45 Human Relations Club 2, 3, 4, Co-Pres. 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 French Club l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Rambler Undergraduate Editor 25 All County Chorus 2, 45 Special Chorus 1. 3: Con- cert Choir 45 Ram's Den 3, 45 Square Dance Club 15 All County Orchestra l5 Men are Like Streetcars 15 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Canerica 25 Musical Moods for May 35 Class President 45 Igorotte l. MARY BURNETT Pet Peere: Teachers. Ambition: To get straight A's in citizenship next yea did this year. Latin Club 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Skating Club 3, 45 Den 3, 45 Canerica 25 Teen O'clock Time 35 Modern Assembly 45 Christmas Program 45 Madrigal Group 25 cert Choir 4. MARY GAIL CASSETT Pet Peeve: People who have too many Pet Peeves. Ambition: To see other senior ambitions come true. Science Club 1, President 15 Bowling Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Skating Club 3, 45 Human Relations Club 2 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Ram's Den 3, 4 Softball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 25 Basketball l, 45 Talent Show 1 N.C.C.,I. Z, 35 Ladne Local 45 Rambler Photographer 4. 1 s 1 Ram's ball 25 ay 32 r, asl Ram's Dance Con- JOANNE HELEN CHRISTENSEN Pet Peere: Pneumonophthisis. Ambition: To be a frogman. . Y. Teens, President 35 Pep Club 2, 3, Treasurer 25 Bowling Club 2. 3: Madrigal Group 25 Special Chorus 39 Skating Club 3, 45 Science Club, Vice-President 15 Ladue Local 45 Square Dance Club 15 Hockey 45 Canerica 25 Talent Show 35 Musical Moods for May 35 Ram's Den 3, 4. PEGGY MARIE CORDRY Pet Peeve: Men. Ambition: Take a trip to Des Moines. Varsity Cheerleader Captain I5 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 15 Bowling Club 35 French Club 35 Spring Festival 35 A Cappella Choir 35 All County Chorus 45 Concert Choir 45 Skating Club 45 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Love Rides the Rails 45 Mother's Gift 35 Medea 35 The Fallen Bough 35 F.H.A. Secretary 15 Ram's Den 45 Show Boat Musical 15 Dramatics Club 2, 3. Transferred from Southwest High School 4. WILLIAM THOMAS CROWELL Pet Peeve: A girl whose phone is always busy. Ambition: To be a hole maker in a donut factory. Latin Club 2, 3: Math Club l, 35 Skating Club 35 Ram 3, 45 Science Club 15 Bowling Club l. Transferred from Maplewood High School 1. JUDITH GAY CURTISS Pet Peeve: Athletic and studious girls, Ambition: To teach T. how to mombo. Pep Club 2, 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 Human Re- lations Club 35 French Club 25 Skating Club 35 Ram's Den 3, 45 Rambler Art Editor 45 Nine Girls 35 Musical Moods for May 35 When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet 35 Christmas Pageant 35 Men Are Like Streetcars 15 Canerica 2. DEANNA DAIBER Pet Peefe: Phys. Ed. Ambition: To get my M.R.S. 's Den Skating Club 35 Bowling Club l5 Hockey 45 Volleyball 25 Softball 2. The ascent has been JACK HOWARD DALTON DEE ANN DICKENS Pet Peevz: Fresh air fiends Ambition: To write a diary as interesting as Samuel Pepys'. Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3: Ram's Den 3, 4, Vice- President 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Human Relations Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: French Club 3, 4, School Social Committee 2: Junior Achievement 2: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3: Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball l, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 3: Class Vice-President 2: Football Maid 4, Ladue Local 2, 3, 4: Rambler Co-Editor 4: Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3: National Jr. Honor Society l. JAMES FARON DIERBERG Pet Peeve: Will the rain hurt the rhubarb? Ambition: To become a better hill-billy. Hi Y Club Vice-President 2: Chess Club 4: Student Council 1: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 23 Track 2, 3, 4. MARY DIONE DIMOND Pet Peeve: Splotches Ambition: To ride the hand cart that runs on the railroad daily. Dramatics Club 2: French Club 2, 3: Ram's Den 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 45 Rambler Snapshot Editor 4: Ladue Local Photog- rapher 4: Nine Girls Prop Manager 3: Perfect Attendance 1, 2: V.D. Sports Letter 1, 2. Transferred from Villa Duchesne 3. WENDY ANNETTE DONOVAN Pet Pave: The cold rooms in school. Ambition: To make a success of whatever I undertake in the future years. A Cappella Choir 1, 2: Photography Club lg Human Relations Club 3: Skating Club 3: Ram's Den 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Ram's Den 3: Basketball 1: Badminton 1: Christmas Festival 2: Maiorette 2. Transferred from Darien, Connecticut 3. REINHOLD FRANK DUDECK, JR. Pet Peeve: Mr. Nielson. Ambition: To return to Ladue to see my inmates. Hi Y Club 23 Wrestling 3, 4. ROBERT De COSTA DUNNAGAN Pet Peeue: Warm Duck Season. Ambition: To own a ranch and go hunting every day. Spanish Club 2: Ram's Den 3, 4: Skating Club 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Transferred from Country Day School 2. SANDRA LEE DUNSON Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Ambition: To attend college for four years, then become an officer in the U.S. Navy. Bowling Club 4: Skating Club 4: Rifle Club 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Future Business Leaders of America Club 2, 31 Softball 2, 3, Captain 3: Play director 2: Business Play Pro- gram 3: Guidance Office Secretary 2, 3. Transferred from Miami, Florida 3. JACK DREW EHRHARDT, JR. Pet Peeue: Sticky trombone slides. Ambition: To plaster the fences with line drives. French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Jazz Band 2, 3: L Club Secretary 2: Football 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4: Soccer 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Prom Magazine Reporter 4, All County Band 3, 4: All State Band 3. ELLIOT LAWRENCE ELSON Pet Peeve: Groups of people who hold conversations in the middle of the hall during the between the class rush. Ambition: To be the first person to take a ballistocardiogram of a C57 Bl, mouse. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Math Club 3: Football 2. 3. 4. steep, but rewarding RUTH ANN ENGEL Pet Peeve: A certain street. . h Ambition: To hit the target I'm aiming at. Pep Club 1, 25 Canerica 2. PATRICIA JOAN EOFF Pet Peeve: Mr. Hoadley's sub-zero class room. Ambition: To get an A in chemistry. French Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Skating Club 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 Bowling Club 1, 3g Pep Club 15 Men Are Like Streetcars 15 When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet 35 Night of january 16 45 Honor Roll Z. Transferred from California 3. RICHARD WESSEL FELTER Pet Peeve: Teachers giving tests all on the same day. Ambition: Rock Knocker fGeologistJ. Ram's Den 25 L Club 25 Honor Council 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Soccer l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 2. Tansferred from Principia 2. JUDITH ANN FOSHER Pet Peeve: Pests Ambition: Concert Pianist. Chorus 1, 25 Glee Club Choir 25 Dramatic Society 25 German Club 35 Skating Club 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 French Club 45 Hockey 5: Christmas Program 1, 25 Heart of Oak 2: May- pole Soloist 15 Teen 0'Clock Winner 3. Transferred from Villa Duchesne 3. DICK HARDING FOX Pet Peeve: Amateur Idiots. Ambition: To become a lover: as well as Panhorst. Class President 15 Bowling Club l, 2, 3, 45 Skating Club 2, 35 Rifle Club lg Ram's Den 45 Turrett 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Baseball 15 Soccer 15 Canerica 25 Latin Club l5 Band 15 Chorus 1. Transferred from C.B.C. 2. SANDRA ELAINE FRANCIS Pet Peeve: Hoadley's pop tests. Ambition: Ladue Chorus teacher in 1960. Student Council 25 Treasurer 25 Concert Chorus 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Accompanist 25 Spanish Club 25 Student Council Play 25 Cantata Soloist 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Soloist 1, 2. LEORA FRANCES FUSZNER Pet Peeve: Phys. Ed. Ambition: To get my M.R.S. Degree. Pep Club 1, 25 Skating Club l, 2, 35 Bowling Club 1, 25 Hockey 1, 2, 45 Softball 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 15 Ram's Den 4. BENJAMIN GELBER Pet Peeve: Hey Bud, Ambition: To sell fish on Market Street. Human Relations 45 Photography Club 15 Canerica 25 Baseball 4. CAROL BELLE GROSBERG Pet Peeve: People who diet. Ambition: I'm undecided now, so what am I gonna do? Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Human Relations Club 3, 45 Steering Com- mittee 45 French 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Bowling Club lg Riding Club 25 Ram's Den 3, 45 Skating Club 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Men Are Like Streetcarsf' backstage 15 Canerica 25 Nine Girls 35 Out of the Frying Pan Student Director 35 Modern Dance Assembly 45 National Thes- pian Society 4. LAWRENCE JAY GROSSER Pet Peeve: The 7th and 8th grade monsters running through the halls. Ambition: To get an .A in English Literature. Auto Club 2, 35 Bowling Club 5: Math Club 3: Photography Club 15 Ram's Den 25 Tennis l, 2, 45 Football 15 Wrestling 45 Operetta 15 Ladue Local 4. Sometimes the way SUSAN KIMBLE GRUETZEMACHER Pet Peeve: Keep off the track. Ambition: To get my M.R.S. Pep Club 43 Skating Club 43 Bowling Club 43 Ram's Den 4. Transferred from Clayton High School 4. WARREN NANCE HALLER Pet Peeve: A certain someone flirting with others. Ambition: To have private dancing lessons with Rose La Rose. Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Track l, 2, 4g Basketball 2. JUDITH SANDRA HANDELMAN Pet Peeve: Professional club ioiners. Ambition: To be on the first trip to the moon. Latin Club 1, 23 Theatre Board 2, 5, Secretary 51 Skating Club 5, 4g Human Relations Club 2, 5, 4g French Club 5, 43 Rambler Literary Editor 43 Ladue Local Business Manager 43 National Thespian Society 43 Pep Club 2, 5, 43 Ram's Den 5 4 Hockey 1, 23 Basketball I3 Baseball 13 Canerica Stu- dent Director 23 Nine Girls 53 Why the Chimes Rang 23 Remember Your Diaphramn I3 Class Secretary 23 National Jr Honor Society 1: N.C.C.J. Representative 43 Social Com- 2. JUDITH DOROTHY HANSER Pe! Peeve: Hiccups in church. Ambition: To sneeze like a normal person. Pep Club 2, 5, 4, Vice-President 43 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 5, 43 Human Relations 2, 5, 43 Theatre Board 53 Na- tional Thespian Society 43 Ladue Local News Editor 43 Igorrote 13 Hockey 53 Volleyball 23 Men are Like Street- cars 13 Canerica 23 Nine Girls 53 When Shakespeare's Ladies Meet Again 53 Love Rides the Rails 43 Football Maid 5: Ram's Den 5, 43 Cheerleader 43 Student Council 43 Social Committee 2. 3: Prom Reporter 4. JACKIE MAE HARDT Pet Peeue: Music lessons. Ambition: Model. Bowling Club I3 Pep Club 43 Ram's Den 5, 43 Musical Moods for May 53 Canerica 23 Opening Night 53 Christ- mas Program 23 Social Committee 2, 5. ARLINE GAY HARRIS Pet Peeve: Not making Varsity Basketball. Ambition: Peace of Mind. Igorrote I3 Latin Club 1, 2, 53 Pep Club Z, 5, 43 Skating Club 53 Swimming Club 23 French Club 5, 43 Human Rela- tions Club 5, 43 Ladue Local 43 U.N. Mock General Assem- b'yfChairman of Delegation 43 Junior Conference of World Affairs Co-Chairman 43 Hockey l, 23 Volleyball 1, 23 Softball 1, 23 Musical Moods for May 53 Christmas Program 43 National Jr. Honor Society 13 All County Chorus 43 Ram's Den 5, 4: Remember Your Diaphragm 1. MARY JANE HAYS Pet Peeve: Having to go to school. Ambition: To have the future turn out as I foresee it now. GAA. 13 Pep Club 2, 53 Art Club 13 Swimming Club 53 Junior Achievement 23 Canerica 23 Musical Moods for May 53 Christmas Program 1, 23 Concert Choir 4. Transferred from Hanley Junior High School. JUANITA GLORIA HILAKOS Pet Peeve: The way Mr. Lewis pronounces my last name. Ambition: To own a bright red convertible. Pep Club 43 Haylofter's Club 53 Skating Club 43 Ram's Den 43 Musical Moods for May 53 Chorus Accompanist l, 2, 53 Christmas Concert 1, 2, 53 Spring Concert 1, 2, 5. Transferred from East Side High School 5. LUCY PARRIOTT HILL Pet Peeue: Boy's who think they're God's Gift to Women. Ambition: To be a farmer's wife--guess who? Pep Club 2. 5, 43 Representative 43 Spanish Club 53 Human Relations Club 53 Y-Teens 23 Ram's Den Committee 5, 43 Swimming Club 23 Skating Club 43 Stage Crew 5, 43 Christ- mas Program I. SARA JANE HILLER Pei Peere: Sarcastic People. Ambition: Achieve success in the field of speech and radio. Latin Club 1, 2, 3g French Club 5, 43 Human Relations Club 2, 5: Skating Club 1. 2, 5, 43 Y Teens 2, 5, 4. Vice-President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Bowling Club 1, 23 Pep Club I, 2, 5, 43 Volleyball 23 Class President 13 Igorrotte Editor 13 Inter- School Council Representative 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 4. seemed endless ROBERT NELSON HOPPIN Pet Peeve: Trying to think up a pet peeve. Ambition: To swim in the new pool. Spanish Club 3, Skating Club 5, 4, Ram's Den 4. JACK ARLEN HUGHES Pet Peeve: The pleasant, calm, composed 7th and 8th graders. Ambition: To Memorize the Encyclopedia Britannica CA to ZJ. Bowling Club 1, 4, Photography Club 1, President lg Science Club lg Skating Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Latin Club 2, 5, Secretary 3g Human Relations Club 4, Ram's Den 3, 4, Treasurer 5, President 4g Math Club 3: Theatre Board 3: Square Dance Club lg Talent Show lg Christmas Play 2, Nine Girls 5: Class Vice President 3g Social Committee 2, 3, 4, National Jr. Honor Society lg Special Chorus 1, United Nations Representative 3. MARSHALL JEROME ISRAEL MICHAEL THOMAS JACKSON Pet Peeve: People in glass houses who throw stones. Ambition: To go to the same school for four years. Rifle Club lg French Club 2, 5: Archery Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 39 Pep Club 2, 3g Stamp Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3: Sports Editor 3, Ladue Local 4: Rambler Business Manager 45 Tennis 3, 4, Bowling Club 4, Ram's Den 43 Social Committee 4. Transferred from Birmingham, Alabama 4. DONALD FREDRIC JACOB Pe! Peeve: Girls who flirt with you every place you go. Ambition: Become an architect and build the first city run entirely on the sun. Ram's Den 3, -ig Track 2, 3, 4, Canerica 2, Perfect at- tendance for 12 years. DAVID BERNARD JANNING Pet Peeve: Squeeky notes on my base clarinet. Ambition: To be a second John Paul Jones Cflirtj. Bowling Club C t ' 1' ' ap am , Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Science Club lg Chess Club Treasurer lg Latin Club 25 Human Relations Club l, 4, Bicycle Club 2: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 41 Love Rides the Rails 43 Search Me 4. DARYL HUGHES JONES Pet Peeve: No Bells. Ambition: To be on the Olympic team for swimming and horseback riding. Rifle Club 45 Riding Club 3: Human Relations 45 Pep Club 2, 3: Science Cfub 1: Volley Ball 3' Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. Transferred from Webster Groves High School 4. CAROL JEANNE KARST Pet Peeue: Republicans Ambition: To make 100 points in a basketball game. Bowling Club 2, Pep Club 2g Swimming Club 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Canerica 23 Musical Moods for May 3, Christmas Pro- gram 2, 35 Class Secretary 1. Transferred from Villa Duchesne 2. ALBERT WIEDMER KEISER Pe! Peeve: L.L.B. Ambition: To beat M. Lewin in a drag race. Latin Club 3, 4, French Club 35 Math Club 5: Chess Club 4, gheatre Board 2, 35 National Thespian Society 4g Student .1 h . . . ounci Sergeant at Arms l, Human Relations Club 2, Ram's Den 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 4g Soccer 4, Canerica 25 Out of the Frying Pan 33 Love Rides The Rails 45 Why the Chimes Rang 2, Spring Program 3g Social Committee 1, 2, 3. IRMA JEAN KIEHL Pet Peeue: People who are late lespecially menj. Ambition: To understand men Pep Club 2: Musical Moods for May 35 Canerica 2. But now they are GRACE IRENE LACY Pet Peeve: Baby Doll. Ambition: To succeed with E.B. Pep Club 2g Musical Moods for May 33 Canerica 2. BEVERLY ANN LANE Pet Peeve: Failure to make a B in English Literature. Ambition: To have a charge account at Golde's. Riding Club 13 Special Chorus 13 Pep Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 43 Swimming Club 23 Ram's Den 3, 43 Human Re- lations 33 Spanish Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 43 Softball 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Football Queen 43 Rambler Girl's Sports Editor 43 U.N. Mock Assembly Repre- sentative 3. CATHERINE KAY LASCH Pet Peeve: Snobs. Ambition: To become well known in the field of art. Spanish Club 3, 43 Skating Club 43 Ram's Den 3, 43 Art Club 33 Concert Choir 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 3, 4. LEE ANNE LEOPOLD Pet Peeve: Leaves in garages. Ambition: To be a fraternity housemother. Spanish Club 33 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Skating Club 1, 2, 33 Bowling Club 1, 2, 33 Human Relations 13 Ram's Den 3, 43 Love Rides the Rails 43 Canerica 23 Math Club President l3 Special Chorus 1, 2. MARY LEWIN Pet Peeve: Cosmo. Ambition: To own a chain of A 8: P Markets. French Club 1, 2, 3: Human Relations Club 2, 43 Skating Club 2, 43 Concert Choir 43 Ladue Local 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Ram's Den 3, 43 Modern Dance Assembly 43 Canerica 23 Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, 43 Musical Moods for May 3. ROSEMARY MAHAN Pet Peeve: Having my locker slammed shut after finally getting the combination worked. Ambition: Geometry teacher. Library Science 1, 23 Orchestra Club 23 Los Amigos Del Rio Grande 23 Skating Club 3, 43 Y. Teens 33 Human Relations Club 43 Ram's Den 43 Tumbling Team 23 Homeroom Assembly Skit 13 Modern Dance Assembly 2, 43 Night of January 16 Makeup 43 How to Propose Back Stage 43 Student Leader 23 Modern Dance 23 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Hurricane 33 Lenz Award 3. Transferred from Dallas, Texas 4. BILLI E BEN MCCOWEN Pet Peeve: B.B.B.B.M. Ambition: Assistant chemist with Judy H. to Bob Tuvil. Skating Club 3, 43 Concert Choir 43 Bowling Club 13 Special Chorus 1, 2, 33 Madrigal Group 23 Ram's Den 3, 4, Record- ing Secretary 43 Spanish Club 33 Human Relations 33 Rambler Circulation Manager 43 Ladue Local Circulation Manager 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 National Thespian Society 43 Volleyball 23 Canerica 23 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 43 Musical Moods for May 33 Out of the Frying Pan 33 Night of January Eg 43 Eootball Maid 43 Social Committee 5, 43 All County orus . RICHARD WARREN METZ Pet Peeve: The lunch line. Ambition: To steal Bulganin t ---- t paper. Skating Club 43 Human Relations Club 43 Inter-School Coun- cil 33 lnter-School Council Program 31 Junior Achievement 23 Scholastic Art Award 1. MARGARET ANN MILLER Pet Peeue: Fat women in slacks. Ambition: Be able to turn out a cheese souffle when I have completed my major in home economics. Ram's Den 43 Bowling Club 13 Swimming Club 23 Ice Skating Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 23 French Club 1, 23 Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 33 Basketball 13 Men Are Like Street Cars 1. ROGER WALTER MOORE Pet Peeife: Having to pass through an obstacle course of 7th and 8th graders to get to each class. Ambition: Come back to Ladue and find each athletic tearn with an undefeated season. Bowling Club 1, 23 Science Club 13 Ram's Den 3, 43 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Night of january 16 Stage Crew 4. at the top JOHN KERON MORRICAL Pet Peeve: That little hammer above English class. Ambition: To take advantage of the new swimming pool next ear. Stlildent Council I, 2, 5, 45 Ram's Den 3, 4, President 35 So- cial Committee 1, 2, 55 L Club 25 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 2, 5, 45 Caner- ica 25 Theater Board 2, 3, Treasurer 25 Christmas Pageant Stage Crew 25 Class Treasurer 55 STEPHANIE MOSS Pet Peeife: People who call when you're not home and don't leave a message. Ambition: To have an ambition. Pep Club 2, 5, 45 Spanish Club 5, President 55 Ram's Den 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 Human Relations Club 45 Skating Club 45 Phys. Ed. Club 25 Varsity Softball 35 Varsity Basketball 25 Musical Moods for May 35 Football Maid 45 Social Committee 45 Quietest Girl in Class 15 Newspaper Staff 15 Ladue Local Staff 3. JOAN MARIE MUELLER Pet Peeue: Jerks. Ambition: To get married. Canerica 25 Pep Club 3- VI RGIL RAY MUELLER Pet Peeife: Young fellows who have new cars given to them with no strings attached. Ambition: To learn how to give the mean look of Coach Davis and get the same results. Pep Club 55 Skating Club 25 Ram's Den 45 Varsity Football 2, 45 Track 1, 4. JO ANN LOUISE NELSON Pet Peeue: Having to share lockers. Ambition: To go to Europe. Bowling Club 25 Swimming Club 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 2, Secretary 25 Basketball 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 25 Search Me 45 Orchestra 15 Band 25 Concert Choir 4. LOIS FRIDEL NEWMAN Pet Peeue: Being confused with Arline Harris. Ambition: To spend a year in Rome. Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 5, 45 Bowling Club 15 Photography Club 15 Pep Club 2, 3: Skating Club 35 Ram's Den 3, 45 U.N. Representative 45 National Jr. Honor So- ciety 1. BETTY ANN NOOTER Pet Peeue: Carol Jeanne. Ambition: Get through college. Bowling Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Swimming Club Z5 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 3, 45 Softball 1, 3, 45 Hockey l, 25 Canerica 25 Concert Choir 45 Christmas Program 4. CORTLANDT HARRIS O'BANNON Pet Peeve: Girls who don't love me. Ambition: To make all A's in Senator Lewis' history class. Bowling Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Rifle Club 15 Bookstore Manager 4. NANCY JANE PADDON Pet Peeue: Not enough opera productions in St. Louis. Ambition: To enter into the field of medical research. Latin Club 15 German Club 35 Skating Club 2, 5, 45 Y, Teens 25 Ram's Den 45 Swimming Club 25 Square Dancing Club 15 Igocliteyi 1, 2, 45 Softball 55 Christmas Program 45 Concert an . CARLTON DON PANHORST Pet Peeve: Mean mother. Ambition: Censored. Math Club 15 Spanish Club 15 Ram's Den 35 Pep Club 2- Class Secretary 4. ' Looking forward JULES PASS Pet Peeve: The many senior privileges. Ambition: To meet Mr. Hoadley in Europe one day. Photography Club 1: Skating Club 3, 4: Human Relations Club 3, 4: Bowling Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Ram's Den 3, 4: National Thespian Society 4: The Night of january 16th 4: Love Rides the Rails 4: Remember Your Diaphram 1: Ladue Local 4: Rambler Co-Advertising Mgr. 4. ANN LESLIE PETITT Pet Peeve: People who wear clothes that don't match. Ambition: To be in St. Louis a whole summer when the temperature does not exceed 950. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Swimming Club 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 4: Y. Teens 3, Secretary 3: F.T.A. 3, 4, President 3, 4: Skating Club 3, 4: Human Relations 4: Ram's Den 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Canerica 2: Christmas Program 4: Musical Moods for May 3: Music Festival 1, 2: Lexington Band Contest 1, 2. Transferred from Covington, Kentucky. FREDERICK SPARKS PRICE, JR. Pet Peeve: Door Huggers. Ambition: Get a new splinter-buggy. Photography Club 1: Latin Club 1, 2, 5: Chess Club 4: Bowl- ing Club 1: Human Relations Club 4: Ram's Den 3, 4: Math Club 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. RICHARD ROBERT RAWDON Pet Peeve: Beer and blue jeans. Ambition: To be a billion dollar play boy. Bowling Club 1, 2: Skating C'ub 3, 4: Human Relations Club 4: Ram's Den 3, 4. LEON RECHTER Pet Peeve: Fat boys. Ambition: To go through a year without a broken bone. Photography Club 1: Auto Club 3: Bowling Club 1: German Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Football 4: How to Propose 4: Love Rides the Rails 4. ANNE WHITSON REISSE Pet Peeve: Moochers and smoochers. Ambition: To steal a scene from Marlon Brando. Social Committee 3: French Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Human Relations Club 4: Ram's Den 3: Rambler Circulation Mgr. 4: Ladue Local Subscription Mgr. 4: Na- tional Thespian Society 4: Hockey 1: Men Are Like Street- cars 1: Why the Chimes Rang 2: Out of the Frying Pan 3: Night of January 16 4: Nine Girls 3: Class Secretary 3: Football Maid 4: United Nations Assembly Representa- tive 4. SHIRLEY ANN RICIIEY Pet Peeve: ? Ambition: To get my M.R.S. JANE EVELYN ROBB Pet Peeve: Cold floors. Ambition: I'll be happy if my parents will just let me live to see 21! Bowling Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Rifle Club 4: Future Teach- ers of America 3. 4: Skating Club 3, 4: German Club 3, Vice- President 3: Human Relations Club 3, 4: Canerica 2: Christmas Program 2, 3: Musical Moods for May 3. LILY ANNE ROOS Pet Peeve: The Southwest Cafeteria door. Ambition: To dream I danced in my Maidenform - - - . Science Club 1: Photography Club 1: Pep Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Skating Club 4: Human Relations Club 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 1: Dramatics Club 1: Ram's Den 5, 4: Miss Puttyman 1: Christmas Program 1. LARRY GUY ROPER Pet Peeue: Red handkerchiefs. Ambition: To play the circuit. Math Club 3: Ladue Local Sports Editor 4: Rambler Sports Editor 4: Social Committee 3, 4: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 3, 4: Basketball 1, Z: Canerica Student Court 2: Class Presi- dent 2. they anticipate JOYCE ROSENBLATT Pet Peeife: Ask Patsy. Ambition: To be five inches taller. Latin 2, 3, Club 1, 25 French Club 35 Bowling Club 15 Pep Club 45 Ram's Den 3, 45 Skating Club 2, 35 Concert Choir 45 Cheerleader 45 Musical Moods for May 3: Canerica 25 Christmas Programs 2, 3, 4. JO ANN EVELYN RUBLE Pet Peeve: Censored! Ambition: To get my M.R.S. Modern Dance Assembly 4. CLARK WILLIAM RUSSELL Pet Peeve: Dick Bayer's big feet. Ambition: To live in Alaska. Human Relations Club 45 Camera Club 35 Sports Club 35 Rifle Club 25 Ram's Den 45 Bowling Club 35 Duo-Ball 2, 35 Baseball Z, 3, 45 Wrestling 3: Football 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Christ- mas Pageant 3: Honor Roll 2. Transferred from Ritenour 4. TERRY KENT SAVAGE Pet Peeue: Girls! Ambition: To manufacture glasses for near sighted bats. Student Council 15 Spanish Club Vice President 35 Bowling Club 35 Ram's Den 45 Track 2, 35 Baseball 45 Class Treas- urer 4. ROBERT BROOKS SCHNEIDER Pet Peeve: People who go around singing Tom Lehrer's I Want To Go Back To Dixie. Ambition: To go back to Dixie. French Club 2, 3, 45 Human Relations Club 2, 3. 45 Steering Committee 45 Photography Club lg Bowling Club 45 Ram's Den 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 U.N. Representative 45 junior Council on World Affairs, Co-Chairman 45 The Best Policy 15 Canerica 25 Why the Chimes Rang 25 Out of the Frying Pan 35 The Night of January 16th 45 Boys' Special Chorus 15 Steering Committee of N.C.C.J. 45 adue Loral 4. SHIRLEY ANN SCHULTE Pet Peeve: Boys who cuss in the presence of girls. Ambition: To have an enjoyable life after leaving Lad Pep Club l, 25 Basketball l, 3, 45 Volleyball l, 2, Softball 3. UB RICHARD BRADLEY SHAFFER Pet Peeve: Walking down the hall and having my books knocked all over the place by some little so and so. Ambition: To see Mr. Hoadley wear the same suit of clothes twice. Ram's Den 35 Treasurer 35 Latin Club I, 25 Social Committee 35 L C'ub 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Vice-President 45 Band 1. RICHARD FRANKLIN SHAPIRO Pet Peeve: People who wear mistletoe on their coat tails Ambition: To find out the identity of Sissy Cox, 3 4 Board of Selection 15 Rambler 35 Ladue Local 35 Skating Club 2, 3, 45 Human Relations Club 2, 3, 45 Ram's Den 3. 45 National Thespian Society 45 Bowling Club l5 Why the Chimes Rang 25 The Night of january 16 45 How to Propose 45 Love Rides the Rails 45 Ram's Den 3, MARY LOUISE SMITH Pet Peeve: Cold days in gym class. Ambition: Beauty culture. Skating Club 45 F.H.A. 25 Pep Club 4. Transferred from Dexter, Missouri 4. CAROLYN JEAN STAUFFER Pet Peere: The upper hall between classes. Ambition: To stop talking during class. Spanish Club 35 Ram's Den 3, 45 Human Relations Club 5: Swimming Club 25 Madrigal Group 25 Concert Chorus 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Modern Dance Program 45 Y. Teens 2' Dramatics Club 15 Canerica 25 Musical Moods for May 35 Christmas Program 2, 3, 45 Out of the Frying Pan 35 Social 5Committee 25 All County Chorus 45 Junior Achieve- Ifleilt . - Looking back ANITA ROCHELLE STRAUSS Pet Peeue: Taking showers after gym. Ambition: To become a fashion designer. Skating Club 3, 4. HARRIET PALMER TAUSSIG Pet Peeife: French Class. Ambition: To grow long eyelashes. French Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Skating Club 45 Human Relations Club 45 Pep Club 45 Poetry Contest Award 15 Scholastic Art Award 3. THEODORE WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. Pet Peeve: A girl who flirts with all boys except me. Ambition: To own a small business. Math Club 35 Science Club 15 Dramatics Club 15 Student Council 15 Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Track 1, 25 Baseball 15 Christmas Pageant 15 Class Treasurer 1. RONALD LEE TOLER Pet Peeve: Censored! ! ! ! Ambition: To take a trip to Switzerland. Math Club 35 Skating Club 1. BARBARA ANN TUNZE Pet Peeve: People who do not have pet peeves. Ambition: Passing my first year of college. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Y. Teens 1, 35 Ram's Den 35 French Club 45 Special Chorus 35 Art Club 1, 25 Musical Moods for May 3. Transferred from Kirkwood 2. EDGAR WALSH, III Pet Peeve: Monday tests. Ambition: To graduate. Band 1, 25 Ram's Den 3, 45 Cross-Country 45 Wrestling 45 Track 4. Transferred from Soldan Blewett 3. SHARON JUNE WARD Pet Peeve: Nosey people. Ambition: To live in Kentucky. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, President 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Skating Club 4, Secretary 45 Marching Band 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Rambler Make-up Editor 45 Ram's Den 3, 45 Concert Band 15 Christmas Pageant 1, 25 1953 Follies 25 Music Festival 25 Down in the Valley 25 Class Treasurer 15 Vice President 25 Cheerleader 1, 25 Daisy Mae of 1952 15 Student Council 1, 2. Trans- ferred from Erlanger, Kentucky 3. JOSEPH SAMUEL WASSERMAN Pet Peeve: Girls that play with rear-view mirrors in cars. Ambition: To always have an ambition. Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 1, 25 Human Relations Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Skating Club 45 Ladue Local 35 Ram's Den 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 Tennis 25 Wrestling 35 Out of the Frying Pan 35 Night of January 16 45 How to Propose 4. KRAMER JULIUS WEISSENBORN, JR. Pet Peeve: DDH's. Ambition: To have as much hair as Mr. Hoadley does when I'm 65. Human Relations Club 45 Skating Club 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR HARRY WERREMEYER Pet Peeve: ? Ambition: Wouldn't you like to know. Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. they remember . . . SUSAN ANNE WESSEL Pet Peeve: A.G. Markets. Ambition: To own a chain of Kroger Markets. Human Relations 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, Secretary 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Ram's Den 3, 45 Ladue Local 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Ice Skating Club 25 Athletic Club 5: Swimming Club 1, 2, Captain 25 Softball 25 Musical Moods for May 35 Christmas Production 1, 2, 35 Out of the Frying Pan 35 Babes in Toyland 25 Easter Program I, 25 How to Pro- pose 45 Modern Dance Program 45 N.C.C.J. 2. Transferred from Cleveland High School 3. ARTHUR DUNN WHITE Pet Peeve: Door huggers. Ambition: To become a member of the Republican mob. Human Relations Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Presi- dent 45 Ram's Den 3, 45 National Thespian Society 45 Skating Club 3, 45 Soccer 25 Canerica 25 Why the Chimes Rang 25 Night of january 16 45 Social Committee 2. VALERIE WHITE Pet Peeve: Having skating club only once a month. Ambition: To ride a motorcycle to Florida. Bowling Club 15 Square Dance Club 15 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Human Relations Club 2, 35 Skating Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 45 PepPers 25 G.A.A. 25 Library Club 25 Hockey 15 Basketball 1, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Talent Show 25 Chorus Program 1, 25 National Jr. Honor Society 1. Transferred from Clayton High School 3. RICHARD PARK WH ITTON Pet Peeve: Home work, especially book reports. Ambition: To go steady with six girls at the same time and not get caught. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Property Mgr. 2, 3, President 45 Orchestra 15 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, President l, 3, Vice-President 25 Rifle Club 2 4, Secretary 25 Skating Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 35 jazz Band 2, 35 Human Relations Club 45 Baseball 3, 45 Football Mgr. 25 Night of January 16th 45 Love Rides the Rails 45 Nine Girls 35 Selectman 15 All County Sand 2, 3, 45 All State Band 3. NANCY LEE WILLENBROCK Pet Peeve: Rainy days. Ambition: A trip to Africa. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Square Dancing Club 15 Swimming Club 25 Baseball 15 Spring Festi- val 5: Canerica 25 Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Concert Choir 4. SHIRLEY JUNE WILSON Pet Peeve: The name of Candy Girl. Ambition: To get my M.R.S, Camera Club l, 25 G.A.A. 1, 2. Transferred from McKinley High School 3. CAROL ANN WITHINGTON Pet Peeve: Carol Jeane? Ambition: To be a Physical Education instructor. Latin Club 15 Civics Club 1, 25 Dramatics Club 1, 25 Choral Association 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Skating Club 45 All County Choir 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball I, 2, 3. Transferred from Incarnate Word Academy 4. HELEN DIANE WOODROW Pet Peeve: Whiners. Ambition: To unite the two major breweries of St. Louis. Latin Club 15 French Club 45 National Jr. Honor Society 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Rambler Advertising Mgr. 45 Ladue Local 45 Special Chorus 15 Ram's Den 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, Cap- tain 45 Modern Dance Program 45 Canerica 25 Love Rides the Rails 45 Musical Moods for May 35 The Night of January 16th 45 Christmas Program 1, 25 Football Maid 35 Chorus Accompanist 1, 2. JULIA ANN ZIERCHER Pe! Peeve: Forgetting my door key on a date, Ambition: To marry a farmer. Ram's Den 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Christmas Program 3, 45 .Musical Moods for May 3: Spanish Club 35 Human Rela- tions Cllub 35 Student Council Secretary 45 Social Committee 45 Special Chorus 35 Latin Club 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Hockey 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Softball 35 Chorus Accompanist 3. Transferred from University City High School 3. if Gur Officers . . . Planned SENIQRS SHAFFER, BUCHAN, PANIIORST, SAVAGE JUNIORS SMITH, IJICKENS, Tuvn, SOPHOMORES JONES, RUDMAN, IVICCILARY, SPENER FRESHMEN PIARDT, JONES. ABSENT: Sc11wAnTz An Active Ascent NAN BUCHAN DICK SHAEEER DON PANHORST TERRY SAVAGE President Vice-President S ecretdry Treasurer WE REMEMBER- Into the last year the seniors crammed many exciting events which will never be forgotten: the Card Party to raise money for the Football Prom which climaxed the unde- feated season, the April Fool's Skating Party, the excitement of Skip Day, the Senior Assem- bly, and graduation, the pinnacle of our high school days. BoB TUVIL JOHN SMITH JOYE DICKENS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer WE REMEMBER-TO start the year off with a spark the junior clan gathered for a class picnic to get acquainted and re-acquainted. The picnic was only the start of a long remembered year. Funds for the bang-up Junior-Senior Prom were raised by bake sales and a fashion show. Next year's seniors participated wholeheartedly in all activities from sports to the snack bar. BLAIN MCCLARY RICHARD SPENER Bois JONES LINDA RUDMAN President Vice-President S ecremry Treasurer WE REMEMBER - The sophomore class planned excitedly and worked earnestly for their mam- moth project of the year, the Winterlude. Changing the dance from a Christmas party to a celebration of St. Valentine's Day, and intro- ducing the tradition of crowning a Senior King of Heartsn, the clever group made their dance a memorable event. MIKE ScIIwARTz BILL JONES lVlARILYN HARDT President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer WE REMEMBER-TDC freshman class held two parties in the cafeteria, the first incorporating a jazz theme and the second suggesting a night mlb. This class also helped to set up a junior high school student council. Many home room discussions helped in establishing an esprit de corps that should be an asset in future years. 23 The juniors see the landing . . . First Row: Jacob, Goldwasser, Huntington, Franklin, Phillips. Third Row: Simpson, Stuebner, Dunbar, J, Oxen- Eynon, Meyer, Hoeter, Korn. Second Row: Mallory, handler, Stein, Mrs. Winkel, Goggin. Vaughan, Friedman, Burgheim, Johnson, McKeIvey, Dorr, First Row: Pruitt, Kuny, Taussig, Aune, Penning, Mackey, Gunter. Third Row: Marriott, Gooding, R. Russell, Park Lindner, Armstrong. Second Row: Meyr, Dielmann, er, Fischmann, Seorles, Votcw, Schiffer, Mr. Gersten Srnith, Allen, Moechel, Sternme, Stone, Oldani, Griffin, '74 close at hand First Row: Stewart, Dunnagan, Baer, N, Oxenhnndler, Schneider, Dalton, l-lauk. Third Row: Neill, Hansen Mikkelson, Zucker, Slater, Simms. Second Row: Mr. Elarn, Galen, Becker, Jones, Huscheck, Thompson, Stogs Snyder, Henderson, Dickens, Gittelrnan, Vouga, Susrnan, dill. Absent: Luedloff First Row: Lewis, O'Donnell, Schneider, Tuvil, W, Russell, rnant, Yates, Swartz, Sherman, Third Row: D. Mueller, Nicholas, Conrad, Wolf. Second Row: Mr, Lewis, Komrn, Schroeder, Hogan, Tilker, Gooding, Cytron, Lentin, l-lay, Richman, Drant, Sharp, Fritschle, Thomas, Crebs, Dia- R, Lindner, Forys, Sophomores have passed First Row: Mahan, Basinger, Boettcher, Rudman, Zink, Oscarson. Third Row: Mrs. Sapp, Dierberg, Maxwell, Brickenkomp, Hutcheson, Rosh, Second Row: Tidd, Manning, Elbring, Fahrenkrog, Sharp, Stucker. Norton, Brown, Feldman, Lowell, Stein, Clement, Abbott, 1 - 1 x f First Row: Schattyn, MCClary, Tueth, Sharbough, Dier berg, Geers, Raymond, Loomstein. Second Row: Mr. Turmoil, Butler, Essen, McGinnis, Kramer, Pearlrnutter, Fendell, Hellmich, Honigberg, Olson, Luedlotf, Whiren 26 Third Row: Dubinsky, Hudson, Brandenburger, White, Putney, Miller, Luedde, Dilschneider, Berkley, Kraemer, Bly, Clendenin, Mr. Defkrmond, the middle step First Row: Hardt, Kemp, Schroeder, Willenbrock, Temple, Third Row: Barnes, Munson, Feinstein, Potratz, Smith Hamilton, Carland, Karn, Second Row: Newton, Jones Neville, Kessler, Nolan, Mr, Doyle. Friley, Lopata, Schnackenberg, Fine, Simpson, Schneider. First Row: White, Taussig, Flynn, l-loechst, R. Smith, Lawrence, Schmid, Mr, Hurd, Third Row: Freese, Hin- Klein, Spener, Roos. Second Row: Kiehl, Anderson, chey, W. Russell, Shank, Essen, Bowser, Rich, Lee, Pres- Clynes, Me-yr, Sacks, Dawson, Jones, Teasdale, Bred, hey, Kohner, 27 l First Row: Hirsch, Hardt, Stone, Brauns, Lefkowitz, Sloan. Third Row: Frederich, Quinn, Roth, Ryan, Petitt, Eber, Kaiser. Second Row: Butler, Huntington, Gomberg, Mrs. Sherry. Absent: Eyres, Fridley, Shaw, Morrical, Schaefer, Doerschlen, Dirk, Crego, Speed, Williamson, The Freshmen . . . First Row: Russell, Goldman, Lone, Felder, Moore, Smith, Sherman. Third Row: Young, Francis, Pieper, Zuehlke Martin, Ham. Second Row: Mr. Schneider, Covell, Pieper, Preis, Wasserman, Richter, Jacob, Pruitt, Eicks, Lentin, McCowen, Hall, Staley, First Row: Cooper, Recklein, Hesse, Taggart, Richards, Kuchner. Third Row: McGregor, Anderson, Keiser Varley, Bragdon, Goldtarb. Second Row: Withington, Weatherly, Lieberman, Freund, Stribling. Absent Leninger, Pass, Portman, Flanery, May, Stocke, Mr. Rohan. 'PQ First Row: Milner, Kreisman, Crawford, Schwartz, Mr. Schmidt. Third Row: Lurie, l-landelman,Werber Pixley, Joenk, Rabon, Nielson, Second Row: Vouga, Brown, Abramson, Wilson, Dillingham, Taussig, Hec- Hill, Durham, Kuehne, Jones, Chused, Pass, Dwyer, tor, Absent: Silbergeld, are still climbing First Row: Hanke, Ziercher, Leutwiler, Krauss, Korn- Clemens, Rethmeyer, Drummond, Third Row: Good- blum, Morse, Campbell, Alberstein, Second Row: son, Davidson, Smith, Gruetzemacher, Gisburne, Rothaus, Meier, Markert, North, Vouga, Jaeger, Hatcher, Stentz, Mr, l-lopmann. Absent: Simpkins. l i i i First Row: Freund, Krug, Pruitt, Gast, Brackman Winklemeyer Susman Third Row' Mr B P , , . . . yars, ass, Zuehlke, Buerki, Close, Second Row: Morris, Handel- Mathews, Anthon, Finder, Bayer Schuhwerk Absent: man, Russell, Thurston, Slater, Leutwiler, Schneider, Wake, Gelber. Enrolled since picture: Costello, Knox. The Eighth Grade views First Row: Hirsch, Brown, Auten- rieth, Jones, Grosser, Kopolow, Meyer, Reutner. Second Row: Pol- lock, Nussbaum, McBride, Neill, Bowser, Willis, Kendis. Third Row: Poddon, Botchen, Johnson, Morris, Mr, Kieffer. Absent: Cross, First Rowz Hornmerrnon, Geers, Millstone, Jonning, Toft, Broznell. Second Row: Abbott, Bromoweth, Conreux, Keller, Peterson, Morion, Weotherly. Third Row: Miss Yotes, Raymond, Tucker, Mourer, Locy. Absent: Ettin-ger, Luedde, Dcividson. First Row: Boer, Boko, Steinrneyer Spencer, Scheprnon, Schoper, Mox well, Smillie, Second Row: Close Dovidson, McDonnough, Lawrence Cohen, Freund, Strouch, Berry Modlinger, Terwilliger. Third Row Wielondy, Munson, Show, Green Smith, Socks, Goylord, Beese, Mc Cullough, Russell, Mr. Nelson. Ab scnt: Woodruff. First Row: Sexton, Hayward, Olson, Lewis, Willis, Roos, Weaver, Klein Second Row: Garlingheuse, Have ner, Kornblum, Fisher, Ryan, Stew art, Shaeffer, Dawson, Unterberg Oxenhandler, Third Row: Crab tree, Carland, Schneider, Mr. Mar- shall, Brown, Cox, Bayer, Spener Keller, First Row: Theilman, Hartke, Schattyn, Tzinberg, Matthews, Lam- pert, Schmid, Zimmerman, Sec- ond Row: Dudeck, Renner, Shank Behrens, Kozeny, Glodders, Singer Shapiro, Lambrects, Kaufman Third Row: Tegeler, Anderson Bechtold, Conrad, Williams, Allen Dolson, Aronson, Susman, Mr. Fridley. 1 1 1 I First Row: Cytron, Bryan, Rosen- blaft, Asher, Niedringhous, Nix. Second Row: l-lerbst, Jones, Wulff, Hansen, Boggiano, Randolph. Third Row: Mrs. Spragg, Litschel, Kurtz, Williams, Dickey, 1 a distant summit The Seventh Grade First Row: Foss, Bobrotf, Zehnter, Woebclxe, l-lurd, Pordue, Mitchell, Getter. Second Row: Kromer, Sib- ergeld, Vencill, Bionchi, Weston, Turmoil, Arthur, Ross, English, Abrornson, Eyersoll, Flochmonn. Third Row: Kolbrener, Hessel, Boy- er, Sondler, Lurie, Homilton, Stout- fer, Leutwiler, Koplor, Avon, Eisel. First Row: McCrockin, Smith, Scheff, Flonery, Nolon, Broeker, Goldmon, McClory, Second Row: Blond, Boldizor, l-londelmon, Flynn, Schroeder, Shokofsky, Chomberloin, Woller, Fox. Third Row: Strehl- mon, Winkelmeyer, Riley, Miss Lovercomp, Dierberg, Movshin, Clork. First Row: Korn, Hovener, Fisch- mon, Koplowitz, Smith, Colson Peeper, Murphey, Thompson, Nel- son. Second Row: McDonough Grunik, Forys, Stein, Kirkbridge Story, Gost, Schoumburg, Cloggett Gittelrnon, Beore, Third Row Schroder, Borton, Hemen, Neier Pieper, Peorlmutter, Forrell, Wil lioms, Roy, Mr. Klein, 1 1 1 1 First row: MacConnell, Osiek, Drey, Sharbaugh, Myers, Metzel, Smith Hunter, Gold. Second Row: Aldrich Gabler, Siegel, Richards, Shakofsky Hildebrand, Hyland. Third row Miles, Movshin, Mrs, Hay, Dunbar Manning. First row: Lipsitz, Fox, Koch, Blast, Oxenhandler, Jansen, Ashton, A. Phillips, B. Phillips, Gallagher. Sec- ond row: Hundley, Rudmann, To- ber, Reynolds, Clifford, Hammond, Crayne, Rosenfeld, Litschel, Rah- moeller. Third row: Bartell, Braz- nell, Dennison, Rash, Lopata, Mr, Marselli, Clark, Zimmerman, Fox 1 Williams. First row: Morris, Mann, Barthels, Kiehl, Kubatsky, Berry, Brauns, Shapiro. Second row: Depper, Klaus, Griffaw, Bennett, Block, Matlock Lee, Third row: Mrs. Helledy Ehrhardt, Drant, Horn. 1 I begins its climb First Row: Parker, Bowerman, Quinlan, Seal, Waldeck, Lazarus, Stephens, Richter, Fen- dell. Second Row: Finder, Richey, Janice, Kuelthau, Meriwether, Leutwiler, Tabor, Rauscher, Richardson, Dubinsky. Third Row: Preis, Kemp, Johnson, Potthoff, Ross, Mrs. Taylor, Blank, Greenberg. Last Will and Testament of the Class of '55 ANN ABRAMSON will m decision makin ability y , Y S . 9 to . . . I cant decide wholl JANET ANDERSON will the English Literature course to unsuspecting juniors. JIM ARTHUR will Iny nose to any young elephant. lVlARILYN BAUER will my good attendance record to Janice. RICHARD BAYER will my intellectual ability to my little brother, Cary. EILEEN BECHTOLD will my unbleaehed hair to Nancy Friedman. ROBERT BRACKMAN leave my fingerprints on the office safe. IIOWARD BRAMOWETH will my tote board and bookic joint to Richard Fischmann and Jack Wolf. JUDY BRAZNELL will my Ram's Den office to Iny brother, Stuart, LAYTON BREITWEISER will my study habits to anyone in the junior class who needs them. RICHARD BROCKMAN will my A's in shop to Wayne Meyer, PATRICIA BROWN will my dancing ability to Susan Dorr. NAN BUCHAN will my physics ability to any girl who Wants It. MARY BURNETT will my fine feet to Ross Aune. MARY CZAIL CASSETT will the junior boys back to the junior girls because the senior girls are leaving. JOANNE CHRISTENSEN will my giggles to Reggie Drant. PEGGY CORDRY will my high heels to Irma. BILL CROWELL will my Classic Comics to Mr. Iioadley. JUDI CURTISS will my sneaky plays to next year's football team. DEE DAIBER will my goalie pads to Terry Coldwasser. DEE ANN DICKENS will any mistakes in the yearbook to you - if you find them. JIM DIERBERG will the green fields of Creve Coeur to the city fellers. DIONE DIMOND will to Jerry Kuny my power of friendliness to get along with kitten next year. WENDY DONOVAN will my seat in English class to anyone who would like to have it. REINHOLD DUDECK will the unfinished portion of the building to the weed fiends of the junior class. CHIEF DUNNAGAN will my love of Chaucer and Willie Shakespeare to my favorite and only English teacher, Mr, Hoadley. SANDRA DUNSON will my size six ice skates to Mr. Bassman. DREW EHRHARDT will my size six ice skates to Mr. to Bob Tuvil so he can keep the athletic teams cool. ELLIOT ELSON will my football shoes to Julius Linder. RUTH ENGEL will to Jan Iiuscheek my morning and afternoon cigarette on the tracks. PATRICIA EOFF will Iny tall eown to Mrs. Weis. RICHARD FELTER will my speed and agility to the next fullback on the football team. JUDITII FOSHER will to Nancy Burgheim the keys to the school. DICK Fox will Flo and my church key to Lane Nicholas. SANDRA FRANCIS will my ability to out talk anyone to Jane Eynon. LEoRA FUSZNER will my clarinet to Mr. Turmail, BENGIE GELBER will my secrets of skipping to any- one who wants to use them. CAROL CiROSBERG will my daily orange to anyone who is on a diet with the warning not to eat it around Joyce Rosenblatt. LARRY CROSSER will my classes with Mr, lloadley to my sister, Sharon. SUSAN GRLIETZEMACHER will Cleme to Mezie. WARREN LIALLER will Billie Ben's sister to anyone. JUDY LIANDELMAN will my 'imoniesn to Mr. Hoadley. JUDY HANSER will my apron and hairnet for home- making to Bob Moechel. JACKIE LIARDT will my level head to lWary Baer. ARLINE HARRIS will my pony tail to Nancy Burg- heim. lViARY HAYS will my wings to any girl who has a passion for the Air Force. JUANITA IIILAKOS will my Greek vocabulary to Jean Huscheck and Susan fiauk. Contiiiue on page S4 qv p ' -7, W' 'lllc little shop llmkcrs The future Art lVlz1rtc1'sH So peaceful and sercncll Ir certainly looks good Bcwurc of 206-It smells Fire burn and cauldron luulmlmlc it steps led its into activities E RElVlElVlBEP1: The gathering ol souvenirs after an unforgettable prom . . . the stop at the snack bar, then oft to a club meeting . . . the eternal rehearsals for dramatic productions . . . the Tuesday evenings with at least three club meetings scheduled. . . the frantic decorating at six o'cloclt for a dance which starts at eight-thirty i... the hruises and aching muscles resulting from a skating cscapade . . . r ,,.,im,,f. First Row: Mikkelsen, Honser, Elson, Ziercher, Dickens. Second Row: Smith, Morricol, Arthur, Mr. Stauffer, Wearing airs of sagacity, our eight legislators filed semi-monthly into Mr. Stauffer's office. With Elliot Elson, our efficient president, presiding, the Student Council continued to promote school spirit, good cit- izenship, and scholarship. The student body, taking an active part in their govemment, elected the coun- cil and its president last spring. The council acted as a legislative body, concerning itself with passage of laws for the betterment of our 19 l Colm Counsel and Constructive Leadership school. The major portion of the council's activitics was concerned with handling numerous small details which extra-curricular activities of a school usually entail. The council's main efforts have resulted in the estab- lishment of an Honor Roll for all grades, and an Honor Society for seniors and juniors. It also initiated an extensive campaign program preceding the spring election for the 1955-56 president of the council. While it may sound simple enough to improve human relations, we must remember that the world has been working towards this goal for some five thousand years, Our Human Relations Club furthered this goal bv becoming a very active working organization. Under Mr. Marvin Fridley's sponsorship, Ladue's students took advantage of the opportunity to both meet and understand other high school students of various races, creeds, and backgrounds. Ordinarily, we tend to view events only as they pertain to us, or at most, to our school or community. The Human Rela- tions Club provided the means for broadening our outlook by allowing students to see how other people Do Unto Others . . . live - both psychologically and emotionally. The club was also very active in the Creater St. Louis National Conference of Christians and Jews, which sponsored the Brotherhood Conference in May, attended by over one thousand high school students from the St. Louis area, including twenty-five Ladue students. The Junior Town Meeting of the Air was spon- sored by this organization, As a result of the know' ledge gathered by the club's delegation, the topic of discussion was, HHow can Missouri's prison problem be solved? Anne Reisse, Marianne Susman, Richard Metz, and Clark Russell participated in this program. First row: Abramson, Goggin, Schneider, Pass, Kessler, Stein, Cassett, Moss, Harris, Gittlernan, Lefkowitz, Lewin, Wessel Mr. Fridley, Oxenhandler, Reisse, Handelman, Honser, Metz, Taussig. Third Row: Rudman, Rawdon, Bramoweth, Shapiro Whitton. Second row: Susman, Zink, Gelber, Wasserman, Roos, Hughes, Mahan, White, Vaughan, Buchan. Armed with the ambition to make the 1955 Rambler thc biggest and most comprehensive yearbook in l,adue's short historv, the staff worked unecasingly all year. 'lille close cooperation of representatives from the engraving and printing companies helped the editors, .lim Artlnir and Dee Dickens, immensely in planning and organizing. liy changing printing companies, this years staff has been able to put out a larger yearbook with moncv saved. It might bc added, too, that the thicker eover and extra Pictures were also the result of smaller printing costs and a high Pressure advertising cam- paign, 'lihc staff hopes that it has achieved its aim in pre- senting to the students of Ladue a yearbook that thev ean be proud ol' and that will bring back fond mem- ories in vears to come. Class fights the deadline. In All Our Future Years . . . First row: Reisse, subscription rngrg Arthur, co-editor, Dickens, co- editor, Dimond, snap-shot edq Curtiss, art ed, Second row: Roper, sports ed., McCowen, subscription mgr., Lane, sports ed., Abramson, literary ed., Handelrnan, literary ed., Woodrow, advertising rngr., Ward, rnake-up ed., Jackson, business rngr, Absent: Pass, co-advertis- mg rngr. J Kiplingis six honest serving men, where, what, when. how, why, and who, have also proved to be of invaluable service to the staff of the Ladue Local. This industrious group, under the guidance of Mr. Robert lloadlcv, attempted to present to the students a paper that was of high quality and of interest to all grades. A new plan of having an editor for each month was introduced this year, his assistant becoming editor of the following issue. In this way more people had an opportunity to assert their leadership abiliticsg the work and responsibility were divided more evenly. ln addition to printing the paper thc Incril staff also compiled and published the Rum-Bell. This year's journalism class, made up cntirelv of seniors, enjoyed field trips, inforlnativc lectures, and became acquainted with the rudiments of journalism. Editors share ideas. Extra! Extra! Loc First Row: Dickens, Cassett, Reisse, Mr. Hoadley, Hanser, Wessel, Handelman, Second Row: Roper, McCowen, Harris, Lewin, Abramson, Schneider, Jackson, Breitweisser. Third Row' Bramoweth, Grasser, Absent: Pass, al News 41 And the Band Played On Allen, Bland, R, Brackman, W. Brackman, Conrad, Cooper, Daiber, Ehrhardt, Eisel, Finder, Flanery, Francis, Freund Fritschle, Fuszner, Cualen, Griffin, J, l-landelman, l-l. Handel man, l-lonigberg, Janning, Joenk, Jones, Kaufman, Kornblum Kuny, Lee, Leutwiler, Miles, Miller, Morris, Morse, Paddon Robert Pass, Ronald Pass, Pearlrnutter, Petitt, Portman Potthoff, Richter, Searles, Shaw, Silbergeld, Simpson, Spener Stauffer, Stuebner, Susmon, Turmoil, Vaughan, Werber Whitton. First Row: Hirsch, Burnett, Sloan, Christensen, Anderson, Goodsan, Oxenhandler, Doreschlen, McCowen, Nolan, Leut wiler, Lone, Gisburne, Eyres, Harris, Rosenblatt, Second Row Miss Yates, Hayes, Nelson, Nooter, Gomberg, Krauss, Car There's a Song in the Air 42 penter, Dirk, Lasch, l-liller, Fredericks, Smith, Dunbar, With ington, Cordry, Morris, Third Row: Kaiser, Eber, Hardt, Broz nell, Buchan, Davidson, Francis, Quin, Schaefer, Costello Caoggin, Simms, Stauffer, Lewin, Brown. Concert Band lX'lemories of the foothall games on the cold, crisp days luring to mind the lively music ol' the Concert Band. The games would not have hecn complete without its Zippy marches. Becoming a mcmher ol' this integral part of school life is an honor. Those aspiring to the post must have the necessary qualifications. and show their superior- ity hv giving a performance in hand literature. Awards are made to mcmhers who have met the cligihilitv requirements according to merit points accumulated during the year. From the Concert Band, outstanding musicians were selected to play in the St, l,ouis County Band and Orchestra. l.adue could hoast ol, ten who merited this honor. Concert Chorus Adding finishing touches to many events throughout the year. the Concert Choir completed its activities hy performance at the llaccalaurcate Service, This climaxcd a season of singing at assembly programs, the Christmas program, the FatherflDaughter Banquet, a home-making style show, and the Spring Musical. FOI' PCl'ifJl'IDilI'lCC lI'l these V2ll'iL'Cl PTUQIIIIIIS, IACPUIW' toire was necessarily varied, including selections from Bach to hop . The memhers of this outstanding group were far from lacing amateurs, as each had to have had at least two vears previous experience to qualify lor memhership. Ten memhers of the Concert Choir were chosen lor memhership in the All County Chorus. lior which l,aduc's instructor, Miss Yates' was selected director. Ehrhardt, lllrzrzugei' VVhitton, Presizleiit Vaughan, Secrettirfi' Brackman, Vice-Presidcizt Mr, r-lillflllllll, Director Miss Yates, Director Morris, Student Director iXlcCowen, Associate Director Staufter, fllto Section Lezirlcr Francis, Soprano Section Leriirlcr lliller, Second Soprano Section Leoziei 41 Say It With Music Vllhe smooth liarinoni' Linitting t'1'o111 inst1'u1ne11ts ot the junior Band elass in May gave little traee of the discordant sounds which L'l1LlI'LlL'IL'lii7CCl those same instruiiients the preceding Septeniher. Mrs. l3a1'ha1'a Cook, Mr. George Flillflllllll, and the seventh and eighth grade aspiring inusieians made great strides during tl1e vt-'11' 1 . Most ol' the ll1CI11lJCI'S ol' this hand had onli' one Vear ol' insrruim-utiil experience prior to junior ,B2!I1Ll,lilIlCl made exeellent progress through practice and private lessons. Xlflien tl student gained sul't'ieient skill to sit l First Row: Rosenblatt, Braznell, Au- tenrieth, Bowser, Lacy, Stephens, Marion, MacConnell, Taft. Second Row: Johnson, Lazarus, Richardson, Reutner, Raymond, Jones, Cytron Hirsch, Strehlman, Ethinger, Osiek Miss Yates. Third Row: Peeper, Richards, Potthotf, Williams, Neid- inghaus, Dunbar, Moonshine, Rich- ter. Fourth Row: Luedde, Boggiano Wcatherly, McBride, Brauns, Kurtz, Tucker, Hansen, Shakofsky, Kopo- low. 1 f 1 Listed alphabetically: Abramson, Arthur, Baer, Bartlett, Bianchi, Bland, Blust, Boka, Bryant, Carnie, Carter, Cooper, Dalson, Ei- sel, English, Eversoll, Flachrnan, Garlingham, Gost, Green, Grunik, Kernp, Kalbrener, Kornblum, Lee, Leutwiler, Lipsitz, Lurie, May, Miles, Nelson, Rudman, Silbergeld, Smith, Spener, Stouffer, Stein, Strauch, Thompson, Tabor, Tur- mail, Vencill, Wood, Zimmerman, First Row: Tegeler, Getter, Lampert, Mathews, Dudeck, Oldoni, Max- well, Jansen, Willis. Second Row: Miss Yates, Phillips, Dennison, Crayne, Woebcke, Shaeffer, Sus- man, Renner, Sandler, Gladders, Brown, Shank, Third Raw: Phillips, Clifford, Kozeny, Rohmoeller, Daw- son, Anderson, l-larnilton, Zimmer- man, Carland, Shapiro, Olson, Hammond. i11 the coveted First chair, he and his rival lor the position were voted upon, and the victorious one was put one step higher on his way to lJCC0llllIlg a sueeesstul 111usieian. The vocal renditions issuing from the musie room were the junior Girls and Junior Boys Choruses which praetieed daily. They were a credit to lX'liss Yates, the director. ln addition to singing for school LlSSCllllJliCS, festivals, and other events, the group also displayed their slcill in an annual tour of the elemen' tary seliools. The freshman teams were well supported and eheered to victory by the newly formed ,lunior High Pep Club. The elub was highly sueeessful and filled a definite need in our school. The ninety-tive members elected the following off fieers: Barbara Stone, president: lean Leutwiler. vice- presidentg Carol Conreux. secretary: and Eileen Shar- baugh, treasurer. Miss Crueb, the sponsor, helped in the planning of the annual Starlight Prom. All members invited dates to see Barbara Stone crowned Queen, and Karen llzinke and Marilyn Martin named maids. Kneeling: Hirsch, Captain. Standing: Stone, North, Nolan, Leutwiler, Martin, Hey! Hey! Whatdoyu Say? Fi-ight! Fi-ight! First Row: Brown, Nussbaum, Felder, Taft, Kemp, Hirsh, Weatherly, Kendis, Meyer, Morris, Autenrieth, Willis, Wolff, Moore, Braznell, Johnson. Second Row: Kornblum, Keller, Rosenblatt, Luedde, Randolph, Janning, Abbott, Hunter, Brauns, Manning, Hyland, Nolan, Fendell, Richter, Stephens, Dubinsky, Waller, Wetzel, Sharbaulgh, Drey, Flannery, Mc- Cracken. Third Row: Krauss, Marion, Asher, Millstone, Pet- erson, Bowser, Conreux, Lefkowitz, Leutwiler, Hirsch, Hardt, Chamberlain, Shakofsky, Smith, Flynn, Fox, Meyers, Strehl man, MacConnell, Schroeder, Rauscher. Fourth Row: Good son, Ettinger, Brauns, Hanke, Ziercher, Long, Martin, Hatch er, Morrical, Campbell, Dirk, Crego, Speed, Doerschlen, Pie per, Meriwether, Kuehlthau, Blawk, Block, Staley, Sirnpkins Fifth Row: Maurer, Dickey, Alberstein, Wasserman, Lentin Carpenter, Quin, Markert, Sherman, Rethrneyer, Richter Smith, Young, North, Gisburne, Shaw, Gomberg. Serving School At 3:30 sharp a swarm of students lnuzzecl around rho snack har. Manager Bob Taussig and his crew of workers served scores of students daily, and during many school events. The snack har, previously a project of the senior elass, was turned over to the juniors this year. Plihe profits now help Pay for the junior trip to Vvashing- ron and New York in the spring. Serving Community 'lille girls who made up the Y-Teens Cluh found many new experiences this year. The group, spon- sored hy the YYVCA, under the direction of Mrs. llel- ledy, met hi-monthly, Various methods ol raising money. including bake sales, made it possihle to eonf trihute a donation to Missouri Boys' Town. This was an important year for the Y-Teens as it was the Cen- tennial Year of the YVVCA. Taussig, Dickens, Stuebner, Eynon, Fritschle, Goggin, Slater, Hansen, Sharp. First Row: Sager, Schroeder, Rauscher, Leutwiler, Meier, Petitt. Second Row: Flynn, Flannery, Nolan, Mrs. l-lelledy, McCracken, Chamberlain. Third Row: Movshin, Ehrhardt, Dickey, Rethrneyer, Dirk, Smith. -i6 McCowen, corresponding secretory, Hughes, president, Arthur, treasurer, Braznell, recording secretory, Moss, vice-president, Absent: F. Dunnogon, vice-president. First Row: Conreux, Ross, Shorbough, M-:CIory, Carter, Gorlinghouse, Susmon. Second Row: Niedringhouse, L. Freund, Boer, Bowser, M, Freund, Hcunke, Brown, Buyer, Zimmerman, Gust, Crego, Richter, 1 i Ram s Den Therc's Rams Den after the gainel' became the weeldv cry during the basketball season. After three months of organization the teen town's executive board offered many renovations to its two hundred members. The juke box and records and infrequent bands provided music for dancing, and ping-pong and badminton were available for those so inclined. Tomorrow s Leaders The feeling that the Junior lligh School should have its own governing body became a reality in the spring of 1955. Nineteen students from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades were elected from their home rooms to a student council. With the advice of Mr. Stautfer they discussed the purpose of student government and decided in what areas the council should have jurisdic- tion. 47 Vive la ,France rlihe parlez-yous l'raneais? and the Uoui, ouilsl' lllying lluriously in elass were not enough to satisfy the lireneh students. Flihey wanted to meet outside ol' school. and heeome hetter acquainted with the roinantie eountry and the language ol' love. Ar the higgest event ot the season, a A l'weltth Night party. llonne llansen, loye Dickens, and .ludy Simms were elected president, viee-president, and secretary-treas urer, respeetiyely, Under the direction ol' hlr. llurd the meinhers developed enthusiasm lor the people and langiage ot France. 48 First Row: Manning, Hamilton, Pro- tratz, Newton, Tidd, Sharp, Han- delman, Abramson, Hanser, Wood- row, D, Dickens, Zink. Second Row: Taussig, Tunze, Jones, Dunbar, Sharp, Burnett, Burgheim, Mackey, Eynon, Schwartz, Hansen, Elam. Third Row: Eotf, Hiller, Hutchin- son, Harris, Keisse, Oxenhandler, Stein, Vouga, Neill, Vaughan, Steubner, J, Dickens, Susman. Fourth Row: Mr. Hurd, Zucker, Dunnagan, Lentin, Russell, Schnei- der, Richman, Drant, Bowser, An- derson, Lowell, Goggin, Fosher. First Row: Allen, Leutwiler, Hardt, Williamson, Mikkelsen, Crebs, Vo- taw, Eynori, Goldwasser, Fosher, Rudman, Bassinger, White, Abbott. Second Row: Markert, Schwartz, Abramson, Brown, Anderson, Bur- nett, Zink, Rash, Temple, Manning, Fine, Friedman, Burgheim, Alber- stein. Third Row: Crawford, Jones, Nielson, Lawrence, Milner, Pixley, Hill, Chused, Brad, Goldwasser, Smith, Carpenter, Davidson. Fourth Row: Taussig, Dubinsky, Dawson, Jones, Sharbaugh, McClary, Betten- dart, Keiser, Fischmann, Smith, Morris, Wilson, White. First Row: Brickenkamp, Clynes, Honigberg, Dirk, Martin, Mr. Schmidt, White, Abramson, Hirsch, Mr. Hurd, Lefkowitz, Goodson, Feldman, Feinstein. Second Row: J. Freund, Jaenky, Morris, Kreis- man, Dwyer, Taussig, North, Hanke, Ziercher, Gisburne, Campbell, Sta- ley, Young, Wasserman. Third Row: Godwin, Shaw, Brauns, Pee- per, Eicks, Raban, May, Hatcher, Kornblum, Rath, Sloan, Susman, Hesse. Fourth Row: Ryan, Francis, Dawson, Jones, Sharbaugh, M. , Freund, Quin, Pieper, Dillingham, Stribling, Stocke, Silbergeld, Sachs, Barnes, Vivat Roma The saying Mlihe South will rise again not only per- tains to our South, hut also to the South of Europe, where Home is gaining world prominenee. For many Latin students. Rome's language, culture, and eus- toms lived again at the monthly meetings of the Latin Cluh directed hy hh: Schmidt. The highlight of the year was the Saturnalian Banquet for which the eluh raised money hy auctioning olll, the younger members as slaves. Although the language is frequently termed dead, the spirit was very much alive among our Romans. Scholarship Among the students who will hold forth in the classrooms of tomorrow were the Future Teachers of Amer- ica. The group, under the super- vision of Mrs. Cantelupe, visited and observed classes in the School of the Blind and in the elementary schools of Ladue. They discussed concepts developed during these visits, which were a prelude to their future profession. Mahan, Willenbrock, Sharp, Petitt, Robb, Norton. First row: Barton, Pardue, Pass, Hurd, Colson, Eversoll, Turmoil, McClary, Schott, Second row: Clark, Abramson, Harris, Weston, Flach- mann, Vencill, Bayer, Getter, Mov- shin, Bland, Mr. Hartwig, Third row: Zehntner, Staufter, Avon, Arthur, Koplar, Eisel. First Row: Mrs, Sapp, Schneider, Harris. Second Row: Abramson, Reisse, Steubner, Susman, Neill, Mallory, Newman, Science The Doctor lekylls and Nlr. llydes ol' tomorrow are the members of the Seventh Grade Science Club. With the advice of lVlr. llartwig, this student group pursued scientific hobbies through application of their studies to practical purposes. For them the world ol: science came to life through lield trips, chemical ex- periments, and other investigations into the mysterious world of science. Service The future statesmen of America participated in the mock United Na- tions General Assembly, an organiza- tion which includes students from all high schools in St. Louis. Through enacting a miniature General Assem- lily, the students gained practical knowledge of the procedure of the U. N. Among Ladueis delegates was Bob Schneider who delivered a prize- winning speech. Seated: Bayer, Anderson, Eisel, Zuehlke, Mr, Kuchner, Hatch er, Eber, Jaeger, Moore, Ware, Second Row: Thompson, Avon, Piper, Dawson, Wielandy, Covell, Preis, Pieper, Fran Extremely High Caliber Our stairways were munpletl every Monday morning by anxious members ni the Rifle Clulu rushing to sign up For shooting on llmursclay, Only twelve stu- dents, aeeompaniecl by lXlr. Kueliner, eould go to the Laclue rifle range eaeli week to slioot for awards given by the National Rifle Association. lXlargaret Covell, president. and Sandy llunsun, secretary-treasurer, saw tllat the sallety laws were olueyecl. cis, ton Jones, Robb, Dunson. Third Row: Sharbaugh, Fox, Whit- , Hudson, Brod, Ten Pin Alley Tlillk' l ligli Rollers kept Clayton llmyl erowtlecl eyery Fliuesclay alter selmnl. Sponsor Senator l.exyis and tlie tliree ollieers: president, Cortland Ullannun: secretary, Sandy llunsonz and treasurer, Mary Case sett, have bowled up quite a lair of enthusiasm among tlie members, Allie more prolessiunal ol' the group tlirillecl at seeing their names in print on tl1e Hlligli Rollers list, and graciously gave instruetinns. First Row: Eisel, Greenberg, Seigal, Shapiro, Huntington, Cassett, Schneider, Nolan, Rosh, Smith, Avon, Oxenhandler. O'Bannon, Flynn, Nolan, Handelrnan, Dunson, Robb, Lip- Third Row: Vencill, Gooding, Stone, Schneider, Hill, Milner, sitz. Second Row: Mr. Lewis, Richards, Wasserman, Pass, Kornblam, Kolbrener, Temple, Russell, Hughes. Sli 4 First Row: Kozeny, Werber, Lowell, Jones, Taussig, Dawson l-loningberg, Second Row: Rayburn, Klein, Pieper, Woebke , Aronson, Susman, Kornblum, Zimmerman, Armstrong, Mr. Knights 'n Daze The Game of the Ages, chess, which such dignitaries as Napoleon and Einstein called their favorite, has marker in liistury . . . a cluh at the first meeting in Nuvclnhcr, established a new Laclue High. At V Frank Taussig was elected presidentg Bob jones, vice- presidcntg and Elaine Lowell, secrctaryvtrcasurcr. lXlr. Joachim Schneider sponsored the eruclitcs. 1 Schneider. Third Row: Kessler, Manning, Dierberg, Price, R. Russell, W. Russell. Ice Skidders llihe Skating Cluh pilccl in cars every other Frirlay afternoon and soon were whining hrislcly over the icc at thc VVintcr Garden. The clulfs goal, to aicl inexperienced skaters anal ilnpruvc the skating skills ul' the more professional, was rcachctl throtlgli the elillorts of Valerie Vllhite, prcsirlcntg Sharon Vllarrl. sccretaryetreasurcrg and Mr. Robert Basstnan, sponsor. First Row: Parker, Withington, Pettit, Baer, Christensen White, Mr. Bassman, Ward, Friedman, J. Oxenhandler, Stein N. Oxenhandler, McCowen, R. Dunnagan, Lewin, Morris. Second Row: McKelvey, Paddon, Eoff, Wasserman, Cassett, Pass, Gittelman, Abramson, Susman, Burnett, Toussig, l-lan delman, Metz, Schneider, F. Dunnagan, Slater. Third Row: Cordry, Robb, Neill, Vaughan, Vouga, Shapiro, Roos, Hughes, Mahan, White, Hay, l-luscheck, Hilakos, Stogsdill, Fourth Row: Miller, Moss, Rawdon, Komm, Malone, Raban, Dun- son, Fosher, Lasch, Hiller, Whitton, Hoppin. 51 First Row: Eoff, Abramson, Reisse, Curtiss. Second Row: Pass, Shapiro, Handelman, Mikkelsen, Hanser, White, Russell, Third Row: Wasserman, Tuvil, Keiser, Schneider. The Play's the Thin Glaring footlights, the swish of a curtain, one breath- less moment, and the show is on. This is the moment an actor dreams of, but there are many more people than the actor who are responsible for its success. There have been try-outs, rehearsals, lighting, make- up, costuming, publicity, stagecraft, and ticket selling, all leading up to curtain time. The actors are only a part of the play. Others behind the scene are equally important, Those who participate in any phase of a production are eligible for membership in the National Thespian Society. A highly honorary organization, the Thespians is a dramatic group which services, supervises and participates in all theatrical activities. It is a non- secret, non-social recognition society which has high 52 school troupes located in 48 states, Panama Canal Zone, Alaska, Hawaii, and Iapan. If a student shows outstanding work and completes a prescribed amount of service in any of the various fields of drama, he may become a member. The Society was introduced at Ladue this year, with I5 charter members. However, by the date of the formal initiation, many more had become members. These received certificates from Mr. Frank tlakes, the dramatics and speech instructor, at a special assembly. Members participated in backstage and acting work in several plays. Among these was the tense thriller The Night of January l6.,' and the comic melo- drama, Love Rides the Rails. 4 Y x. 44 W x .. is 't ii, 2 Q :fi 1 . T1 1 .. . ww ,. .5 , 1 X .5 r sww 4 '? If a .oaks -f ---- Nz .V ,.. fs. 4,9 vegan ...Q R , 2' im 8 fi ly 'lf 2 M as xx? X . 11 X '-N .. ' . J -.1 T ' ' ., . V , We f . . L J V, 7 h M I , . ,L E g Q 4. :ww .. . ,x yi , .. ,L ,, , ,- fm? , 'L Q. 'wif' , ig I fj ff-1253 '31 ., L f 5? 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Y . 5' ,eg .gk -eil! x N h.W,, , 'W-1 A gg K, is VA ia xx ,Vin ,,. lim mf steps led us to athletics E REMEMBER: The frozen fingers and hoarse voices cheering our team onward . . . the chalk talks . . . the thrill of the glorious victory of the Clayton game . . . the glistening trophy awarded our undefeated team . . . the swish of the net as the Rams score their winning point . . . the tension of wait- ing to see whois made the team . . . the golf, haseball, tennis and track enthusiasm which the first warm rays of spring sun excite . . . genie Lette mem 6 'A ,.,......-M--0-f Arthur, lim-football, baseball, golf, basketb ill Rayer, Richard-soccer, golf BI'8.ClilHlIl1. Bob-basketball, baseball, soccer football BI'211HOVVCtl1, Howard - basketball Brockman, Richard M track Dierberg, james - football, track Dudcck, Rheinhold - wrestling Dunnagan, Robert-track, soccer Ehrhardt, Drew-football, soccer, baseball Elson, Elliot - football, track Felter, Richard- football. soccer, baseball Grosscr, Larry - wrestling, tennis l lallcr, Vvarren - football, track jacob, Donald - track, crossecountry lanning, David - tennis jackson, Michael - tennis Keiser, Albert-football, soccer, track Moore, Roger- football, baseball, wrestling Mrirrical, John-football, basketball, baseball Mueller, Virgil - football Price, Fred-football, basketball, tennis Rechter, Leon - football Roper, Larry - golf, basketball Russell, Clark - football, baseball Savage, Terry - track Shaffer, Richard - football, baseball Thomas, Ted-football, basketball, track VValsh, Edgar- track, cross-country Wzisseriiian, loc - Wrestling, tennis VVeissenborn, Kramer-football, basketball, biscbill Werrciiieyfer. Art - football, baseball Witte, Art - football, soccer Vlfhitton, Richard f baseball 1 Q 5 Little SX , FOOTBALL COACHES AND CAPTAINS: Davis, Arthur, Ehrhardt Ulioiiizmoiz A First Row: Stemme, Russell, Smith, Shaffer, Mueller, Dierberg, Tuvil, Lindner, Parker, Oldani, Essen, Searles lmgr.J. Second Row: Coach Davis, Moechel, Keiser, Votaw, Thomas, Price, Re-chter, Stone, Jones, Elson, Nielson. Brandenburger, Morrical, Coach Neilson. Third Row Ehrhardt, Arthur, Felfer, Schneider, Penning, Werremeyer Russell, Weissenbarn, Lentin, Moore, Dranf, Griffen, Kuny. for 10th Lec Ladue Downs 73-'Yard 50 ,f i 2' Closil hAws o Pass Hass Plav stef, I Map waaue due Keeps I e Clean, ' ieats Weiiswza e Victory in aumoni and Lf it al U fe' 01 te cl 66 Ours to keep L L l, L I L L L iiclnc mint' zicluc ticluc .iicluc ziduc tid uc ticluc 7 , . ., . I - .. , V. lht- lighting lmins nl V354 tit-lm-wil tlit' lirst un tlclicutccl rvcnrcl tit l,1lClLIC nntlci' the wticliing nf Mr. Davis und Mr. Nielson. ililic sqnzicl ul' tliirtyfliivc lmys worked litircl lui' tht-ir tvinn und were rt-wimlt-tl ln' winning tht- Sulmnrbtin Lirrlt- Six funtluzill titlc and ranking nintli in thc stzitc. Spzilkccl ln' tlicir cnfczipttiins. Dlitn Artlnn' and Druw Ehrliarclt, Lticluc sticcusslitilly upset Mziplcwund 7 to O in the first gtiinc nl' tht- season. ililicy im-t ,Inlm Hui'- rutlglls next :intl aicliicivtl tlicii' ncctlucl rtwciigc ln' clcfcuting tlicin 26 tn I2. Mziitliing ptist Brentwood in tht- first lfilgllt' gtnnc 34 tu O. wc sim timitlicr tri' Lnnph mini' its it rcsult of at 52 tn 7 win nvcr VVcllston. Fcrgnson wits sut to spoil tht- Liznns' rt-wi-tl Ortulmct' 21, lint Luclnc lnziintiiinccl its own, winning I5 tn O. ln zu non-lctignc gains tit Ncwintincly, Ltiduc again slmwccl its supcrinr strength by downing thc Vikings 20 to 13. St. Chtirlcs prim-tl to lic lirtlt- winpctition us the Ruins cincliccl ti lcuguc tic ln' Kllllilllillg tlicni 57 to 6. Clayton wits tht- liinail cuntcst in ULII' 8 to U scasnn: in ll tnuglily louglit lxittlc thu Ruins inun- tigt-tl tu win. 7 to O, Lncluc's succvss was dnt- tn thc lim' zittitutlc and tcinn' work of thu lxfys slitting ti rnggul sctisim. :intl to thc t'I'1ll1LlSiLlSlI1 nl' its llullnw stnclcnts, Mtiplcnwitl KJ Vlulin IgLll'l'UUgl1S I2 l3rL'I1twnutl 6 XVcllston 7 Nnrtnzimly I3 iicrgtisuii U St. Clizirlcs 6 Clayton O B Football The B tea1n was made up of sophomores exclusively and is designed to give experience to strengthen the varsity in the coming years. They had a reasonably successful season, winning from Ritenour and St. Charles, losing to Normandy and Kirkwood. The seventeen that made up Coach Cain's outfit showed a fine spirit and Varsity Coach Davis is optimistic with respect to next yearys varsity prospects. Laduc I2 Ritenour 6 Ladue 6 - Kirkwood I3 Ladue 19 - St. Charles 0 Ladue 7 ----- Normandy 39 Freshmen Football Under the coaching of Mr, Schroeder the freshman football team had a very successful season in '54, Their offense was copied from the varsity's 'Asplit T which proved to be the guiding factor in their vic- tories. The squad played a light schedule as they are credited with a 3 and 1 record. They downed Brentwood, Wellsttun, and Chaminade with ease. Their only loss was to Ferguson. Ladue 12 - Brentwood 0 Ladue l 9 - Wellston O Ladue 36 - Chaminade 6 Ladue 6 ----f Ferguson 24 First row: Ettinger, Flynn, Whiren, White, Lawrence, Tueth, Schmieder. Second row: Erwin, Honigberg, Gold- Luedde, Dawson, Spener, Dilschneider, Fendell, Rich, Putney. man, Teasdale, Schattyn, Freese, Sharbaugh. Third row: First row: Swartz, Richards, Pixley, Kuehne, Susman, Milner. Third row:Coach Schroeder, Anderson, Matthews, Taggart, Portman, Morris. Second row: Nielson, Hill, Werber, Brown, Wilson, Luetwiller, Keis-er, Lieberman. Dwyer, Gelber, Goldfarb, Lurie, Russell, Handelman, 67 BASKETBALL COACH AND CAPTAINS: Arthur, Coin, Thomas Basketball Keeping step with the other varsity teams. this year's haslcethall squad turned out to he the hest in l,adue's short history. The team, which was predominantly made up of juniors, displayed a wonderful fighting spirit which made it respected hy all league oppon- ents. The sharp defense, co-ordinated teamwork, and slick hall-handling were also influential Factors in the squads good showing. Under the experienced guidance ol' Coach Cain. the hoys started work-outs early in the season and sharp- ened up with several practice seriminages against Hur- roughs hetore the league contests hegan. llanked sixth in the Suhurhan League, the Rains sported an over- all reeord of eight wins and thirteen losses. Ross Aune, six-foot four junior who played center on the squad, held the individual scoring record with an average of thirteen points a game. lXluch is expected ol' Aune and the other juniors next year. First Row: Yotes, Smith, Fischmorm, Fritschle, Wolf, Arthur, Pixley tmgr.J. Second Row: l-lonirigberg Cmgrj, Thomos, Penning, Aune, Brcimoweth, Schneider, Price. 68 B Bl Smith, Kohner, Dilschneider, Loomstein. Second Row: First Row' Klein, mgr., owermon, y, Coach Klein, Hellmick, White, Spener, White, Fendell, Brondenburger. First Row: Handelmnn, Russell, Susmon, Brockmcm, P Anthon, Boyer, Lurie, Brogdon. B Basketball This year the 'Junior Rams went through one of their hetter years, winning eight games. Harold Bowerman, Fred White, Richard Smith, Bob Bran- denbuger, and Art Loomstein were the starting five, with Art Loomstein and Bob Brandenhurger holding the scoring honors with l7l and l-l9 Points respec- tively. Their unusual aggressiveness and spirit made Mr. Klein and Mr. Cain feel that this year's B team will he a great asset to next vear's varsitv team. 70 ortrnon, Second Row: Leutwiler, Werber, Freshmen Basketball The freshman team completed a thirteenegamc season hy winning ll and dropping -l- which is Five more wins than last ycar's team. The freshmen were also fortunate enough to take second place in the Freshman Tournament composed of the Suhurlzan League Schools. Jim Brown, lVlorty Celher, Boh lsuric, Don Anthon. and Bill Vllerber were the starting quintet. Scoring honors went to jim Brown and Morty Celher, although For the most part the scoring was well-divided. Soccer Although the varsity soccer record is not too impres- sive, the team, Llllcltll' the coaching of hir. Nielson, gained valuahle experience. The team in a league with -lohn the Baptist, Country Day, and Chaminacle, lost all its games with the exception of one tie with Chaminade in league play. In non-league play their only victory was against Principia. VVith many ref turning letterlnen and up and coming sophomores, the outlook for the 1955-56 season is excellent. First row: Israel Gooding, Schwartz, Tuvil, Seorles, Felter, Dunnogan. Second row: Conrad, Allen, Ehrhardt, Krebs, First row: Freund, Flynn, Durom, Close, Dubinsky, Toussig. Second row: Anderson, Lawrence, M, Freund, Brod, Freese, B Soccer Twenty-two boys reported tor the B soccer team under Mr. Nielson. Their schedule was a difficult one hut the coach felt the season gave the hoys worthwhile experienceg next season they will he more valuahle to the varsity squad. 'lien games were played, tour ol' which were won. The Rams downed Principia twice, Mercy and John Burroughs once each, however, they were defeated twice hy St. Louis University High and Country Day and once hy John Burroughs and St. Marys Cytron, Lentin, Richmond, Votow. Third row: Griffen, Tilker, Kuny, Morris, Brockmon, Boyer, Keiser, Diarnont. McClary, Taggart. Third roxv: Swartz, Nielson, Wlson, Jones, Bowser, Teasdale, Varley, Krug. 71 i i E Q First Row Kiehl Wolsh Dudeck Dwyer Matthews Crawtordu Second Row' Mr Schroeder, Stemme, Parker R Russell Grosser Moore Cross Countr 5 1 1 I A I 1 M- I First Row: Seorles, Abramson, Mgr., May, Crebs, Walsh, Coach Nelson, Hudson, ts pa f W 4' if 6 Wrestling 'l he wrestling squad Linder the direction of Mr. Schroeder showed great improvement as the season progressed. ilivpical of most minor sports, the turnout was not all that might have heen desired: however, the twelve competed in suhurhan league competition and with the lX'lissouri School of the Blind. Although unsuccessful, the squad also entered the State Wreste ling lXleet at Nlaplevvood in February. ilihis vear's team was centered around two returning lettermcn, Al Parker, captain. in the l45-pound di- vision and lloward Stemme in the I54-pound division. 72 'llie team started its first year with fifteen men heing greeted luv good-natured Coach Nelson. Eight boys reported after the first week of practice and at the end of the second week there were iive men left. Dave lludson finished 37th in the state. Paul Crehs finished lllth, Mike Scarles finished 98th, Dave May finished ll4th, and Ed Butch VValsh finished 105th in the state. 'lihe whole team finished l8th in the state meet. The team will welcome hack four of its veterans and a fine manager, Dave Ahram- son, for a successful season next vear. First row: Moore, Schwartz, Loomstein, Fischmann, Tuvill, Felter, Parker, Gelber. Second row: Tuefh, Werremeyer, Aune, Shaffer, Morrical, Weissenborn, Yates, Brackman, Russell, Stemme, Diamant. BasebaH First row: Griffin, Richman, Spener, Smith, Morris, Jacob, Dierberg, Haller, Dunnaghan. Sec- ond row: Wilson, Mueller, Whiren, Thurston, Teasdale, Miller, Raymond, Walsh, Tilker, Berry, Lindner, Third row: May, Sfribling, Schiffer, Sharp, Moechel, Penning, Brown, Crebs, Sherman, Lentin ,Hudson ,Madlinger, Mr, Nelson. Track Tennis First row: Susmon, Goldwosser, Tendel, Jonnings, Price, Copt. Zelke, Leutwiler, Freund, Thomas, Morris, Russell, Sfocke Dubinsky, l-loningburg, McClory, Allen. Second row: Tcggerf, Grosser, Fritschle, Jackson, Mr. Morsholl. Coach Dovis, Cossett, Roper, Schneider, Boyer, Arthur, Lewis Golf Q ir .. Athletes in Action Firaf Row: Rosenblcntf Korn, Bassinger. Second row: Woodrow, Capt. Honser, Mikkelson Cheerleaders 76 Approximately sixty girls turned out for the Pep Cluh earlv the first semester, at which time the junior and Senior Pep Clubs were formed. The principal purpose of the Senior Pep Club is to create school spirit, activitv and good will. Members were responsible for the sale of school pennants and car stickers. ln the spring a week was set aside for cheerleading practice in order to teach prospective cheerleaders for next year. Fol- lowing this practice week an assembly and election were conducted with the result that eight cheer- leaders were selected for next year, The officers are Beverly Lane, President: Judy llanser, Vice- presidentg Judy Braznell, Treasurer: and Ioye Dickens, Secretary. Lane, President, Hanser, Vice-president, Braznell, Treasurer, Ab- sent: J, Dickens, Secretary. Senior Pep Club First Row: Rosenblatt, Woodrow, Hanser, Lane, Dickens, Braznell, Mikkelsen, Karn, Bassinger. Second Row: Abram son, Hiller, Curtiss, Wessell, Reisse, Hardt, Stouffer, Mc Cowen, Boettcher, Snackenberg, Kessler, Petitt, White, Lew in, Ward, Hondelman, Withington, Third Row: Fuszner, Moss, Barnes, Oscarson, Hamilton, Feinstein, Abbott, Cassett Eynon, Zucker, Hansen, Dimond, Rudman, Zink, Roos, Har- ris, Buchan, Huscheck. Fourth Row: Hilakosi Gruetze- macher, Temple, Sharp, Rash, Potratz, Smith, Fahrenkrog Slater, Goggin, Bechtold, Donovan, Leopold, Tunze, Taussig Dunnagan, Korn, Ziercher, Tidd. First Row: Karst, Gaggin, Daiber, Stuebner, Goldwasser, Lasch, Christensen, Second Raw: Gis- burne, Leutwiler, Srnith, Rash, Temple, Paddon, Rethrneyer, Fuszner. Third Rowi Vaughan, Eynon, Slater, J. Dickens, D, Dickens, Dalton, Ziercher, Jones, Dunbar. Bottom-First Row: Mlkkelsen, Vaughan, Karst, Withington, Mass, Cordry. Second Row: Miss Wallace, J. Dickens, Schulte, Nooter, Nelson, D. Dickens, Joncs, Stuebner, Hockey lhe varsity hockey tellin was selected train the llreslnnun, sumlimnore, 'uniuig aincl senior class sc uzicls. . l l . , Altlwugli it wus ii worthwhile season, the exercise the girls hiicl przietieing two nights ii week was the pi'inei1ml LlClX'llI1fLlgL'. An enthusiasm was developed that cneotitzigetl the girls to zmtieipiite next YCLIIJS seheclule. Coinpetition was keen aiming tlu- girls zmcl the season wus zi success. 78 Basketball lhe girls' varsity lxiskethzill teziin lititl ii respeetiilslt season with 2 wins iintl -l losses. Sinee this wins tlit lmest teiiin Lutlut- has liiitl, the seniors, who eoinpris iihilitv iincl spirit the teinn has lmtl. next yein s tea will he etuxillv line. l , lhe varsity was chosen hy Miss Bunny Xlhilliiee, thtii eozieli, llroin lI1l1'Llll1Lll'Lll elziss squiitls ol' the lreslnnain suplwinore, junior, uncl senior eliisses. more than hull' the team, will he inissetl. Wlith tht nn Volleyball First row: Huntington, Peeper, Hanke, McCowen, l-lardt, Franklin, Vouga, Neil, Vaughhan. Second row: Withington, Krauss, Eicks, Russell Daiber, Karst, Cordry, Eyres, Gisburne. Third raw: Schulte Hays, Nelson, Nooter, Shaw. First row' Francis, Dimond Go ' W I B . , ggin, esse, der, Kerr, Christensen, Ginither, White, Basinger. Second row: Rosenberg, Rudman, Hoefer, Moss, Friedman, Gittleman, Dalton, Huscheck, Stogsdill, Schneider, Norton. Third row' Schroeder Kemp, Jones, Fuszner, Daiber, Nelson, Hays, Nooter, Dickens, Karst, Schneider, Srnith, Mah on, Oscarson. Softball 79 X w'?i 1 ,MQ 1 f . Y gi w f 5 'Q-ii f In f E wk A YL? X q , 2 1f1Q2wE2?gifi j Q -fif2fFm4i sQf4sws Qu l Q k ' Gag M 1 WwaalQWwf,p wf I P f ,wMiM A 'V Zmiw' f Tm :P -Wig? . Ha f M 3' . , Ms,r ,V 15? QQ. 45. S an '42 C 5 ? tu , F M 1' Q, 1 , ,M Y vf-- ' ' .... : , J.: QA A fggfg 5 a gfl ggi . fi .,k,V flying yrkr QT M L ' f' - - V i 1 W , . i f H , - fl 52 Y S ag 5 4 4 W 2 X f 21 W W ASE 4? ,. 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'32 ?if?i11if:ss , Senior Superlatives CLIRIS Lltest Smile: .lucly llzmsei' Best Dressed: f - Bev lime Must Atliletiez Carol Kurst, Dee Ann Dickens Best All fXmuml: f julie Zierelier, Dee Ann Dickens Biggest joker: f Diune Dimuml Must l7rienclly: .Iulie Zierelier Must llilcely tu Sueeeecl: Ann Aluuiiismi Most Srmlimis: Ann fXlUI'lllI1SUI1 Most Naive: V Putty llolil' 'liilks Must: - Diune Dimuml Biggest Flirt: f Susan Ulessel Most Cllniiwrmis: - Anne lleisse Must Feminine: Diane W'umli'ow, Vlunime Cliristemen Must Sliyz - Putty lloll Slmmim YN'z1rnl -Icmnne Cliristenseu BUYS Culest Smile: Dielx Felter. llurry Roper llesr Dressecl: jules Pass Must Atliletiez -lim Artliur, Drew El1l'l1ilI'llI Ilest !Xll1'XI'UllIlLl2 .lim Artluir Biggest Dloker: Dieli Buyer Most Friemlly: - -Iziela lluglmes Must Likely to Sueeeecl: f Elliot lilsun Must Stmlimis: f Elliot lllsmm Must Naive: - - Layton llreitweisei' 'llilks Must: - Dick iXlL'Il lliggest Xfxlllllii glue XvLlSSCI'IllLlI1 Must li1lI1klSlllIK'Z ,lolm lxlurriezil Most Mainly: - -lim Dierlnerg A LM Qlw' limb llrueknmn Last Will and Testament - Continued fron page 34 LUCY HILL will my shorthand book to some hopeful person who can translate it. SARA HILLER will my activities to any lazy person. BOB HOPPIN will a plane ticket to Washington, D. C., to Re gie Drant, JACK HUGHES wii the Ram's Den storeroom to the new senior makers . DAVID JANNING will my tennis racket to Bob Allen. MICHAEL JACKSON leave working on the Ludue Local to anyone who will have it. DONALD JACOB will my perfect attendance record to Paul Pruitt. DARYL JONES leave the school the sweet aroma of the third hour Chemistry class. CAROL KARST will my athletic ability to Joyce Thompson. ALBERT KEISER will my speed to John Smith. IRMA KIEHL leave all of my hidden talents to my sister, Delores, with the hope that she may find them. GRACE LACY will Rich to Jean Huscheck. BEVERLY LANE will my country ways to Marilyn Coggin. KAY LASCH will the alley of the field to the left wing on the next year hockey team. LEE ANNE LEOPOLD will my experience to Nancy Friedman - she'll need it. MARY LEWIN will my athletic ability to Frandee Dunnagan. BILLIE BEN MCCOWEN will my translative ability in Spanish to Art Loomstein. ROSEMARY MAHAN leave Mr. Hoadley's tests to the juniors. RICHARD METZ will my romantic ability to Bob Moechel. PEGGY MILLER will my badminton racket to Kathy Neill. ROGER MOORE will the nickname of dum-dum to the center of the next football team. JOHN MORRICAL will my speedy legs to John Smith. STEPHANIE MOSS will my tank suit to Libby Stuebner. JOAN MUELLER will the smoking area to Susan I-lauk. VIRGIL MUELLER will the ability to cheat the fruit machine to Mr. DeArmond. Jo ANN NELSON will my abilit to stay awake in the English class to anyone wflo needs it. LOIS NEwMAN will my blue lunch wagon to anyone who is able to acquire permission to go out to lunch. BETTY NOOTER leave the home economics class to peace and quiet. CORT O,BANNON will my silver tongue to the next manager of the bookstore. DON PANHORST will my church key and enormous vocabulary to Marvin Schiffer to use at any up- setting moment. NANCY PADDON will my cold feet from English class to Virginia Vaughan. LESLIE PETITT leave a breath of relief to the teachers who now have only one Petitt. JULES PASS will my athletic ability to the Physical Education department. FRED PRICE leave the tennis courts to the construc- tion crew. DICK RAWDON will my brains to Bob Taussig. LEON RECI-ITER will my even temper to all the juniors. ANNE REISSE will my millions to August Busch. SHIRLEY RICHEY will my great love for my home- making teacher to my sister, Janice. JANE ROBB will my Pogo pictures to Mrs. Weis. LIL Roos will my fingernail file to Mary Baer. LARRY ROPER leave the school in a turmoil. JOYCE ROSENBLATT will my height to Ross Aune. JOANN RUBLE will my teachers to my sister, Shirley. CLARK RUSSELL will my crew cut to anyone with hair over six inches long, TERRY SAvAGE will my book How to Make Love to Bob Moechel. ROBERT SCHNEIDER will my peace-making ability to any belligerent soul, SHIRLEY SCHULTE will my close friendship with Miss Wallace to little Cindy. RICHARD SHAFFER will my underrated rating in football to Bob Tuvil. RICHARD SHAPIRO will my bad knee to anyone who dislikes physical education. MARY SMITH will my last pair of socks to Eleanor Mallory. CAROLYN STAUFFER will my tutoring position in Spanish to Bill Hogan. ANITA STRAUSS will my batting average to any junior that will take it. HARRIET TAUSSIG will my cow-drawing ability to Frandee Dunnagan. TED THOMAS will my crew cut to Bob Tuvil. RONALD TOLER will my shoes to anyone who can fill them. BARBARA TUNZE will a dust pan and mop to the art class. EDGAR WALSH will my suspenders to Al Parker. SHARON WARD will the fascination that Mr. B. has for me to Mr, B. JOE WASSERMAN will my ability to walk out of school to any bored junior, KRAMER WEISSENBORN will my little green book to Einstein, maybe he can figure it out. ART WERREMEYER will my agility to the football champions of next year. SUSAN WESSEL will the duck pond for all the ducks to a poor neglected boy, August Busch. ARTHUR WHITE will my athlete's foot to Mrs. Har- rison. VALERIE WHITE will my long eye lashes to some stubby-lidded kid. RICHARD WHITTON will the parking place for my jeep to anyone able to get their car in it. NANCY WILLENBROCK will my place in front of the mirror to Judy Simms. SHIRLEY WILSON will the tracks to Carol and Shirley S. CAROL WITHINGTON will Allen Parker my punctu- ality to class. DIANE WOODROW will my gold megaphone to Kay Mikkelson. JULIE ZIERCHER will my perpetual diets to Alice Ann Zink. nil 141 Luduc H1111 to tl1c x1'l11tc and I1 H111 21111111 mutcr C PlCLlgL' Ulll' liililll SO Il'llC. 1' all the lulurc years. Xvilll vou wc lulvc 1141 l L'2ll'S Our Im1vz1lty wc pledge to you. HL'1'c's to our clcul' Lzldllc Ccmplimerfrs of Tl-IE LADUE I-HG!-I SCI-ICDCDI. 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Co. 822 Chestnut St. CEntral 'I-1382 Anderson Radio and Television Service 1'l North Meramec PArkview 7-8297 fl0171rPlI1'H811iS of Mr. 81 Mrs. David Grosser Compliments Of jules pierlow Lee C. Richards Realty Company 7727 Clayton Rd. PArkview 5-6511 Manicure Shoe Shine Clayton Plaza Barber Shop 18 North Brentwood Blvd. Jim Rethmeyer Clayton, Mo. PArkview 1-9996 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH L. M. STEWART, INC. 8012 Maryland Ave. MOBILOIL Gus Jacobs Service Station DEALER IN GOODRICH TIRES 8. BATTERIES Sales Service 6300 Delma' y , 1 Block West of Skmker LEOPOLD'S, 67lO Clayton Road PINE SHOP, 6722 Clayton Road TROPIC SHOP, Bellevue at Clayton Road All Tbnfc' Sforvx Opwz El,'Cl1ilIgS TOWNE SHOP Smart Clothes in Teen 81 Jr. Sizes Ganz rhnzidzr, lint. Interior Designers 9915 Manchester PArkview 6-0401 7720 Forsyth Warson Woods Shopping Center WOodIand 2-7458 A. I. D' For Compliments of Edw. Tilkers Service Station SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION 301 So. Warson Road CITY OF LADUE, MO. Building - Repairing or Remodeling We Have It Lumber - Millwork Paint - Hardware Wallboard - Roofing Plumbing Millwork our Specialty Special Sizes Made to Order Doors - Windows Screens - Storm Sash Garages Erected at Low Cost to You ANDREW Scdczejefz HAS IT 4230 W. Nat'I Bridge JEfferson I-6868 COMPLIMENTS OF The Independent Fish Company 2742-46 Market Street SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI JEfferson I-5200 Wholesale Distributors of Fine Seafood Complimwzfs of The Incorporated Insurance Agency RAILWAY EXCHANGE BUILDING MAin I-3850 LIUHIPIIHICIIIX nf OLLIE LUECK'S SHELL SERVICE 8850 LADUE ROAD Ladue Antique Shop 9636 Clayton Road Selected Antiques in Chinaware, Glass, Copper, Brass and Furniture Compliments of a Friend fbnzplimcntx of The Young Colony 8240 Forsyth CLAYTON 5, MISSOURI UIS 6, MISSOURI Wipke's Shell Service Clayton fr Lindbergh WYdown I-I097 ROAD SERVICE Compliments of a 81 ENGRAVING CO. , Friend EASTON AVENUE C-:OJ nuff: ff: Zz! 5 Gag! HMA' Pk!! 5,5-55 W aw we AR Ve.-tam! 1'05i fz'f Q74 if Entertainment Buy X , A ,f, +14-X the Greatest 682,44 for the Entire Family 4:9 QF FANUHIIN 81 MARCH ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT COMPANY QXQGXQ SUTTON FORD, INC. 7717 Forsyth Blvd. CLAYTON 5, MO. Volume with Service ond Sotisfoction PArkview 7-8092 GIESIER-JORGEN Sporting Goods Co. 6701 Clayton Road CLAYTON 17, MISSOURI Skill, Integrity, and Responsibility Building Construct on E. C. Mikkelsen Construction Co., Inc. 201 Grand Ave. YOrktown 5-6880 KIRKWOOD 22, MO. Straub? SINCE 1901 Call PArkview 5-2121 - For All Deliveries GUTMAN'S of Clayton GSJLID When Shopping is Fun The Choice of the County Since Nineteen-o-one SMITH, MOORE Cr CO. Members: N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE lAssc.l MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE Complimenfs of GENERAL TITLE SERVICE CORPORATION Gxpafa W. R. BARN S d Comlbliments of Mower The Royal Loan Company A Instifutiongfry ' 'MQ' 2 pf ,fy PM W! P1 f Cottage Camp .M L 6'2?5 ' H-ua db R A . Q V R 0 lo gfrzilph O n Complimenfs of cu Fliemd Ahjwwww ,MQ awww! Walter Freund Bread Company 920 South Taylor Avenue Phone - FRankIin l-l282 ALFRED STEI N ER nzcismzzn izwsmzs . Amsmcnn sim soclm Q99 'EAS' 7718 Forsyth Boulevard CLAYTON 5, MISSOURI PArkview 7-9029 Com limcizts o P Central States Paper 81 Bag Co. ST. LOUIS - CHICAGO - NEW YORK FINE CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES Pennant Construction Co. 3719 Jennings Rd. EVergreen I-3050 Compliments of a Friend Enamel Supplies of All Kinds ART MART, INC. 26 N. Meramec Ave. CLAYTON 5, MO. PArkview 1-8366 EVergreen l-5566 - l-5567 WELLSTON SHADE 81 LINOLEUM CO. Linoleum - Carpets Window Shades Venetian Blinds WALLPAPER Americds Largest Selections Our New Wallpaper Salon 7606 Forsyth Blvd. PArkview 7-0907 Curtain Rods 6319 Easton Ave. ll- ST LOUIS 14 Mo. Main Store - Kingshighway Near Easton I ' FOrest l-l2l5 100 of 4.1-n11 f si' xss1 t, t ,gi lxwgi We deff' 'LONG LIFE I G 7 7 GW! APPEARANCE tcm The care and thoroughness used when cleaning garments go a long way toward preserving the life of fabrics: and the way they are finished has much to do with one's every-day appearance. We are proud of our work . . . and remind you hat every garment cleaned by us is MOTHPROOFED, too fat no extra cost to you? . u are invited to inspect our modern plant operating at 9908 Clayton Road. Fon PARTICULAR PEUPLE. .. uti ytyty DEMAND ms THE rlussil . . IOI Conzplimenfs of Inland Discount Corporation Cofrzplilmvzfs of BARFORD CHEVROLET CO CLAYTON, MISSOURI Good Luck to the Class of '55 SIMMS' OLDSMOBILE 5959 DELMAR CompHmenh of o Fdend Zuguezi JEWELERS ' OPTOMETRISTS 513-515 ARCADE BUILDING iriri' Official Jewelers and Stationers To the Class of 1955 Leroy's Standard Service We Specialize in Hunter Tune-In Wheel Balancing Washing - Lubrication Tire Repair and FREE Pickup 81 Delivery Week Days: 7 A.M.- 8 P,M. Winter 7 A.M,-10 P.M. 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Compliments of a Friend FUEL FURNACE OILS BUILDING MATERIALS READY MIX CONCRETE CLAYTON SUPPLY COMPANY 8501 Maryland Ave. PArkview 5-0700 PArkview 5-0440 We need listings Bayer-Rickhoff, Inc. Realtors SALES - LOANS - INSURANCE 75I'I Delmar Blvd. University City, Mo ZIOC K'S of Compliments C LAYTO N of a We Specialize in Junior Foshions Friend 7814 Forsyth Boulevard CLAYTON 5, MISSOURI Visit King Brothers Beautiful Schnarr's Market OZARK ROOM 9800 Clayton Rd. 24-Hour Dining Room Lindbergh - North of Clayton WHEELER'S C'0111plii11ents of STANDARD SERVICE 7830 clayton Road LAKE FOREST DRUG RICHMOND HEIGHTS I7, MO. Clayton Road C. J. Wheeier Mission 5-6091 1 . EJOIIIPZIIHUHIS Compliments of of EVERETT SCHNEIDER agp coNsT. co. FQ f7muplimar1tx of Compliments of o Friend JONES and DAVIS RECORDS - PHONOGRAPI-is Soles and Service 522 S. Hanley PArkview 5-8745 Accounts Insured Up To Sl0,000 LIBERAL DIVIDENDS PRUDENTIAL Savings 81 Loan Association 12 Forsyth Walk PArkview 'l-8765 CLAYTON, MO. 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