Lafayette High School - Lancers Legend Yearbook (Wildwood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1963 volume:

X H- ww, WWW mm Lafayette High School S LEGEND VILLE E11 11M hi- , .- ., ww .. kf' 2. '. i .- vas.. : i V l W iv, 1 i .. .0,'z.g4 I FOREWORD Education is the backbone of a nation. In a smaller sense, it is the back- bone of a community. The need for education has perhaps never been more in evidence than it is today, with the pitting of minds against minds in the inter- national struggle for leadership in industry, as well as in science. In its first year as a four -year high school, Lafayette has welcomed its share of the educational load in St. Louis County. The administrators, coun- selors, and teachers have diligently attempted to prepare the LHS students to take their places in a world community. Whether a student plans to be an exe Q3 ' 9552: - Y! 'Qu we sam 4 j- 5 ii fic: :if Fx, ,, Q fl' is Q, ff.. if' Q.. Rally. cutive or work in a factory . . . whether he chooses to be a leader in his com munity or a follower, the educational training that he receives in high school should enable him to live a happier, more successful, and more meaningful life. .. ..-S ...,. DEDICATION When one is a freshman, graduation from high school may seem to be somewhere in the far distant future, and yet, when the cherished date arrives and one looks back on the preceding four years, it does not seem so long a time after all. To some, graduation may signify the happy end of an era of hard work. Others will see graduation not as an end at all, but as a beginning---a time when they will take that first cautious step out into the outside world and be- gin their careers or continue their quest for knowledge at an institution of higher learning. Yet though it may be a happy time, graduation can sometimes bring tears to the eyes of even the most masculine boy: for this will be the last time he will see many of his high school friends. He will remember all the ballgames the dances, and even the time he had to go to the principal's office because he pulled little Susie's ponytail in his freshman civics class---all things of the past. ' One of the purposes of a yearbook is to serve as a pictorial memory book of the school year. It is with this in mind that we, the Lancer's Legend staff of 1963, dedicate this yearbook to the first graduating class of Lafayette High School, the 1963 seniors. TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD ,.... DEDIOATION ,................... ADMINISTRATION al FACULTY ..., SENIORS QINDIVIDUALJ ,........ SENIOR SNAPSHOTS .... . JUNIORS ......,...... SOPHOMORIIS ..,. FRESHMEN .... CLASSES ,...,,...... ORGANIZATIONS .... SPORTS .,......... ACTIVITIES ..... A DAY AT LHS .................... . SUPPLEMENT ADVERTISING .................. . . AUTOGRAPH PAGES ..... ..... erm L I f vi Administration and Faculty .-1 BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SCHOOL DISTRICT R-6 SEATED: Robert T. Geggie, Vice-presidentg Robert Galyon, memberg Thorton W. Wissore, Presidentg Ray Collins, Secretaryg Chris Orth, memberg George Craft, Treasurer. STANDING: Morgan Selvidge, Superintendentg Robert Stanton, Administrative Assistantg Fred Creason, Administrative Assistant. MORGAN SELVIDGE, Superintendent of R-6 ART KELLER, Principal of Lafayette High School. Schools. 6 ARTHUR HIEDGES JR. WILMA JOHNSON Assistant Principal Guidance Counselor DoLoRos BABBITT MILDRED SUT-I-ERER NORMA HEJNEMANN Msistant Sec. to Principal secretary to principal Secretary Guidance Office Y 1 7 CARLENE BENSON English Literary Club BARBARA CRABTREE English, Speech Dramatics Club ROBERT BETTS Social Studies 8 WALTER BERANEK R e ading HENRY CRITES English, Publications Camera Club CHARLES DICKMAN Science Science Club, FTA TOM FULLERTON Foreign Languages Dramatics Club CLYDE FRIDLEY Science Science Club ROSALEA HEDGES Business Education Pep Club ED FULLERTON Social Studies 9 CARL HOFFMAN Social Studies National Honor Society VEIDA LARGEN Home Economics FHA HAROLD LARGEN Music Modem Music Masters 10 GARI.lN KELLISON English Principal, Chesterfield Elementary School NORMA LINKE Social Studies Modem Music Masters - ,Pi'Q'i?'m . . . 3' N 'l'Df8w x MARY MEINE DON MILLER Physical Education GAA JULIA MORIARITY Social Studies FTA JAMES MORANVILLE Mathematics, Science Science Club 11 Mathematics, Science Science Club Student Council HAROLD POHI. Mathematics Industrial Arts Club LEE ROSE Business Education ROBERT SMOOT Drivers' Training, Physical Education BETTY SMITH English FTA 12 JULIA SCOTT Mathematics, Science Science Club DEVERE STEPHENS Mathematics Principal, Pond Elementary School LAUREDA STREET English Pep Club GARY WEBSTER Physical Education Lettermax-Us Club JAMES VAIL Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club 13 BRENDA TOONE Art Art Club DAVID WHITEI-IEAD Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club V '?iis2fU . .i LUCILLE STEPHENS JENNIE DOLAN Librarian School Nurse National Honor Society il 1 f R SCHOOL COOKS: Kay Berg, Jane Deuser, Velma Molz, Ruth Amey, Louise Zeveifel. l4 W ,MM W., .. , ' 1 ,i?EZf5f,5:2'i'2'-' 7 W 7555 . -ri f' . 5 ' e- fa g, h. wr., . ' ' ., V2.2-.'-Lf, M A- ww-. 5 A NH . V W, g V ..q,,.,gh 1 .. N vp ---- .ir 1 . ' , 1- M . '1lui-..453Ei?M .W fe yi ' ' ' ,f lf' 15 : -- A f - ' . wr- .rv ' 4 - ..,, h is r- , , .W - ' 1 'f f 3. '?.. ' . WN' ,'. 'I 1 .. .- f - - - -1 VII' ' 9' f ' 'ff, .'2' f K' :. 2. 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' E: CUSTODIANS: Mr. Holmes, Mr. Harde- Busses await students a few minutes before the man, Mrs. Seigmund, Mr. Schmiedeke. dismissal bell. ,-H, .-we Hurriedly students rush to their busses at the close of another school day. 15 S OI' In e S :ETH STEPHEN ADAMS---Glee Club 9, 105 F.'I'.A. 115 Science Club 125 Dramatics 12. MARLENE ALBERS---G,A,A. 11, 125 Officer 11g F,H.A. 9,10,11,12g Officer 9,105 Pep Club 11,12g Art Club 123 Senior Class Sec.-Treas. 123 Student Council 105 LANCER'S LEGEND Staff 123 Attendance Award 10g Sports Editor Lancette 12gAcappe11a Choir 95 Jr.-Sr.Prom Committee 12. 17 JANET BARNES---F.H.A. 9,10,11, 129 President 9g Parliamentariang Glee Club 9,1D,11g Tri-M 11g G.A.A. 11,125 President 11,121 Stu- dent Council 9,l0,ll,12g Treasurer 12g Pep Club 11,125 Cheerleader 9, 11g Jr.-Sr. Prom Committe 12g EUREKANA Asst. Editor 115 A cap- pella Cho.. 9,1O,l1. MARY ELLEN BARNHOUSE-Pep Club 11,125 Glee Club 9. SUSANNE BAUGHMAN--Trans- ferred from Ladue 125 French Club 9,10,115 Human Relations Club 10,115 Pep Club 11,125 Student Council 123 Feature Edi- tor Lancette 125 LANCER'S LEGEND Staff 12. CHRISTINE BELLVII.LE--Attend- ance 10,115 F.H.A.9,1o,11,12, Historian 81 Photographer 125 Glee Club 95 Asst. Editor Lax-.cette 125 Editor LANCER'S LEGEND 125 Student Council 125 Dramatics Club 1 2. GAH. BENNETT-- ROSEMARY BERNER--Transferred from Lindbergh 125 Pep Club 10, 115 c.A.A. 10,115 French Club 115 Variety Show 11. LOIS BLANNER--Art Club 125 Art Editor LANCER'S LEGEND 125 Art Editor Lancette 12. 18 JUNE. BRANSON--F.H.A. 95 Pep Club 125 Art Club 125 Student Council 11. SUSAN Buss--F.H.A. 9,105 Pep Club 11,125 Arr Club 125 Glee Club 95 Lancette Staff 125 Sport Editor I.ANCER'S LEGEND 125 EUREKANA 11. JACICLYN BOLTEN--'ns-M 115 ' clze club 9,10,11,125 Anendance Award 105 Office Assistant 9,105 A cappella Choir 95 Organizations Editor 1.ANCER'S LEGEND 125 Lancette Staff 125 Camera Club 12. FONDA BRIGANCE--F.T.A. 11,125 President 115 G.A.A. 11,125 Sci- ence Club 125 Tri-M 11,125 Pep Club 125 clee Club 9,1o,11, Mixed Chorus 125 F.H.A. 95 Honor Roll 95 C.E.T. 125 Sm- dent Council 115 A cappella Choir 9,1o,11. SHERRY CASTILLO--Transferred from Joplin 95 Glee Club 9,10, 115 F.H.A. 9,105 President 95 G.A.A. 95 Student Council 95 Art Editor Lancette 125 A cappella Choir 9,10,115 Cheerleader 95 Art Editor LANCER'S LEGEND. ,LARRY CONNER--Transferred from Portage 125 Basketball 9,10, 11,125 Football 105 Science Club 10,115 Band 9,105 Student Council 10,115 Sophomore Class Pres. 10. 19 SHIRLEY DALToN.--F.1-LA. 9, zo, G.A,A, 11,12g Pep Club 11, 123 An Club 12. EARL CO RLESS- --Voc ation al School 12 MARGART COVERT---Attendance Award 11 . 'X JAMES cox JIM DENNY---Transfered from Maplewood 113 Basketball 9,10, 11,12. DANIEL DICK---clee Club 9,109 Attendance Award 9,117 Honor Roll 93 Baseball 103 Basketball 11. 20 GERRI FECO---F.l'l.A, 9,10,11, 125 Sec. 9, Pres. 10, Parliamen- tarian 115 G.A.A. 11,125 Crisco Award 95 Pep Club 11,125 Cheer- leader 125 Glee Club 95 Student Council 11,125 Editor Crest- Views 95 Jr.-Sri Prom Committee PAT DURBIN---F.H.A. 97 Glee Club 9,10,11,125 A cappella Choir 95Tri-M115 Oifice Assistant 9,lO. NORMAN EATHERTON---Glee Club 9,10,115 Mixed Chorus 12. GEORGE EDWARD FRYE---Pep Club 125 Science Club 125 Glee Club 9. JO ANN GA!-IR---G,A.A, 11,125 F.H.A. 9,105 Pep Club 11,125 Art Club 125 Student Council 10. 21 JACK STEPHEN FENDEL- Dramatxcs Club 12 DIANA GIBBS--Transferred from Parkway 125 Majorette 9,l.0,115 G.A.O. 10. NHSON GLOCK--Baseball 10,115 Basketball 11,125 Lettermen's Club 12. RALPH GREEN- -Dramatics Club 125 Editor Lancette 125 Assistant Editor I.ANCER'S LEGEND. JAMES HADLEY--Senior Class President 125 Student Council 105 Band 9,115 F.T.A. 11,125 Par- liamentarian 11,125 Dramatics Club 11,125 Pres. 11,125 Tri- M 115 NHS 11,125 Treasurer 125 Honor R011 9,10,115 Camera Club 12. JOHN HARRIS--Science Club 12. 3 JO. 19- ROBERT HASSETT--Pep Club 12. 22 CAROLE HENSLER--Art Club 125 G.A.A. 115 Glee Club 9,l0,11g Cheerleader 93 A cappella Choir 9,10. SANDRA 11111.--Pep cmb 11,123 G.A.A. 125 11.1-LA. 9,10. SHERYL Hu.1.--clee Club 9, F.H.A. 9,103 Pep Club 11,12. WANDA HOFFMANN- -F .l-LA. 10 . JEAN HOGAN--G.A.A. 115 Stu- dent Counc11 11, Jumor Class President 115 EUREKANA Staff 115 Jr.-S1-.Prom Committee 12. ROBERT HOLLlE-- 23 103 Pep Club 12g Glec Club 9, 1 1 'IOM HOPPE.---Transfered from Clayton 103 Baseball 113 Basket- ball 113 Lettermen's Club 123 Student Council 113 Junior Class Vice President 11. GA RY HUGHES - - - MILDRED JAYCOX---F.H.A. 9, 10,11,123 Pep Club 11,123 Glee Club 93 G.A.A. 11,123 Honor Roll 9,103 A cappella Choir93 Cheer- leader 123 Crest-Views Staff 9. A ., , 5355.3 ' 1. 1 SQSQY' ' la' 33. 1 CHARLES GARY JF.NKERSON--- Glee Club 9,103 Attendance Award 111 Student Council 9,103 Presi- dent 11,123 NHS 113 Sophomore Class President 103 Basketball 11, 123 Baseball 10,113 Lettem1en's Club 123 Vice President 12. DOUGLAS JOHNSON---Science Club 11,123 Industrial me Club 12. GENE KASTANEK---Glee Club 9,101 NHS 11,123 President 123 Honor Roll 93 Attendance Award 113 Student Council 9,103 Presi- dent 9,103 Jr.-Sr. Prom Commit- tee 12Q Baseball 115 Basketball 9, 11312. 24 PAYE KONNEMAN---Glee Club 9,105 Acappella Choir9g Pep Club 11,125 Attendance Award 11g F.H,A. 9,105 Ofiicer 95 Basketball Prom Maid 11. BARBARA KOCH---Glee Club 9, 103 Pep Club 113 Art Club 125 F,l-LA. 9,10,11,12, Pianist 11, Treasurer 123 G.A.A. 11,129 Secretary 12. JOHN KOLBE---Baseball 10. JO ANN KROENUNG---Tri-M 11,123 Secretary 12, F.H.A. 9,10, 11,125 Treasurer 9g Reporter 103 President 115 Secretary 123 Regional Officer 12, F.T.A. 12, President 123 N1-IS 11,125 Student Council 125 Glee Club 9,10,11g Chonis12,Acappel1aChoir9,1O, 11, Crisco Award 11, C.E,T, 12, DAVID KUMME R- --Voc ational School 12. BONNIE KRAMER---Transfered from Berkeley Jr. High 103 Pep Club 9, Spanish Club 9g Glee Club 95 Honor Roll 93 Dramatics Club 12. GERALD LEWIS--Glee Club 9,105 Baseball 105 Basketball 11. ROLAND LOEHR- - ALBERT LOWE- -Science Club 11, 125 President 125 Band 9,10,115 Mixed Chorus 125 Tri-M 11,125 President 125 F.T.A. 125 Dra- mntics Club 125 Pep Club 125 Photography Editor LANCER'S LEGEND 125 Lancette Staff 125 Stage Band 115 Leader 115 Camera Club 12. ROBERT LUSK--Vocational School 125 Glee Club 9,105 Lancette Staff 125 LANCER'S LEGEND Staff 12 ' CHARLES MABBOTT--Glee Club 9,10,115 Attendance Award 105 A cappella Choir 9. JOY MANIS- -Transferred from Cleveland 105 Glee Club 9,105 F.H.A. 10,11,125 Secretary 115 G.A.A. 11,125 Pep Club 9,115 125 Secretary 115 Drarnatics Club 125 Attendance Award 11. 1 5 x 1 W 26 WALTER MOLINET--Transferred from Reitz 10. IDA McCI.ARY--Glee Club 95 At- tendance Award 9,10,115 Pep Club 12. EDNA SUE MILLER--Glee Club 95 G.A.A. 125 A cappella Choir 9. JIM MOREAU--Basketball 95 Band 9,105 Pep Club 125 Vo cational School 12. RICHARD MUEI.I.ER-- JAN NELSON--Transferred from Webster 115 Tri-M 11,125 Pep Club 9,141,125 G.A.A. 9,110,125 Reporter 105 Science Club 125 Secxetary 125 Band 9,10,11,125 Stage Band 125 A cappella Choir 115 Mixed Chorus 9,10,125 Glee c1ub9,1o,115 F.T.A. 11. 27 , 5 .,,- ANNE PERKINS---F.H.A, 9,10,11, 125 Officer 9,105 Regional Ofilcer 115 Pep Club 115 Glee Club 95 Dramatics Club 125 A cappella Choir 95 F.T,A, 11,125 G.A,A, 11,125 C,E,T, 125 Honor Roll 9, 105 Art Editor Crest-Views 9. RAY PHILLIPS---Pep Club 11. CARY RAVENS---Basketball 115 Letten'nen's Club 12. AN1TA RADMACHER---Glee Club 95 Pep Club 125 A cappella Choir 9. JOHN R1CE--- STEVEN RODGERS---Pep Club 125 Glee Club 9,10,115 Student Council 115 Industrial Arts Club 12. 28 LINDA SCHMIDT---F.H.A. 11, 123 Lancette Staff 123 LANCER'S LEGEND Staff 12. GARY SCHNARR---Band 9,1o, 113 Basketball 9,10,11,12g Base- ball 10,115 Student Council 10, 115 Treasurer 11g Senior Class Vice President 12g Lettermen's Club 125 President 12. DARLENE scl-xNE1D1aR---Pep Club 11,125 Glee Club 9,10,11g F,H,A, GENE SCHNEIDER---Art Club 125 Industrial Arts Club 12. JOY SCI-IUIZ---Transfered from Webster Groves 12. SHARON SHELTON---Pep Club 125 Glee Club 9,10,11g F.l-LA. 9,103 A cappella Choir 9. 29 STEVEN SPENCER--Glee Club 105 Student Council 115 Editorial Editor Lancette 125 l.ANCER'S LEGBJD Staff 12. JIM SILVERNAIL--Transferred from Maplewood 105 Track 95 Glee Club5 Football 95 Lancette Staff 125 LANCERJS LEGEND 12. VIVIAN SNEDEGAR--F.l-LA. 9, 10,115 Office Assistant 105 Dra- matics Club 12. SHARON SNOGRFN--Glee Club 9 Pep Club 9,11,125 G.A.A. 9,113 Dramatic: Club 9. SHARAN STEPHINSON-G.A.A. 11,125 Officer 113 Pep Club 11, 125 Glee Club 9,10,115 Choir 9, 10,115 Honor Ro1195 Science Club 11,125 Basketball Queen 11. CLA RITA STERNER-- 30 FRANK STR.AUSER-- ROBERT STRECKER--Basketball 9,11g Baseball 10,115 NHS 11,123 Vice President 125 Lettermervs Club 125 Secreta.ry12g Honor R011 95 Student Council 10,11, 125 Attendance Award 10,113 Glee Club 9,105 Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 12. VIRGIL STUBBLEFILLD--Gxee Club 9,l0,115 Honor Roll 9,1o. CARRY SULLIVAN JERRY LAYNE SULLIVAN--Student Council 10. JOHN SWANEY--Glee Club 10. 31 CHARUES WARDENBURG---Trb M 125 Treasurer 125 Pep Club 125 Vice President 125 Band 9,10,11 125 Baseball 10. MARY Sec. 12 WILLIAM 'l'EGETOFF--- HARLAN THOMPSON-n ANN WEIS---NHS 11,125 5 Honor Rol19,10,115 ROBERTA voN GRUB!-IN---Glee Club 9,1o,11g Pep Club 115 FJ-LA. 9,1o,11,1z, Pianist 12, Attendance Awaxd 115 'Iwirler 11 Student Council 95 Sec. 95 Tri- M 11,125 F.T.A, 11, Sec-Treas. 123 Dramatics Club 11,125 Sec. 11g Treas. 125 Science Club 115 Sec.-Txeas. 125 Glee Club 9,10, 11,125 Pep Club 125 Attendance Award 103 A cappella Choir 9,10 11. LINDA WILLIAMS---F .1-LA. 11, 12. 32 JOHN WILMAS- --Voc ational School. DAV'lD WILSON- - - THORNTON WILLIAM WISSORE Clee Club 105 F.T,A, 11,123 Drarnatics Club 125 Vice Pres, 125 Attendance Award 105 C.E.T. 125 Basketball 9,115 Baseball 105 A cappella Choir95 Camera Club 125 Lancette Staff 125 Business Manager LANCER'S LEGEND 12. RONALD ZIMMERLY---Basketball 9,11,125 Student Council 125 I.etterrnen's Club 125 Sergeant of Arms 125 Attendance Award 10, S3 BETTY WUNDERLICH---Pep Club 115 F.H.A, 9,10,11,125 President 125 c,A,A, 11,125 F.T.A. 11,125 Honor RclI9,105G1ee Club 9,105 A capella Choir 9,105 Sophomore Class Vice Pres. 10. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Mabel Bowens Hazel Burch Patrick Cnulley Daniel Corbin Mary DeClue Sandra Dorlae Billie Sue Englrlnd George Lindell Larry Meyer Connie Settlich SENIOR SNAPSHGTS 34 SENIOR SNAPS SENIOR SNAPS if SENIOR SNAPS SENIOR SNAPS J Ilfliors 'iv ,J JUNIOR CLASS OFFI CERS: Vice President, Brenda Cooperg President, Gary Wagnerg Secretary-Treasurer, Shirley Jaycox. Tim Asher Larry Armstrong Mickic Allen Donna Backues Gcorgcrta Ball Mike Bante Jcif Barefoot Sam Barnhouse Donna Bartley Barb Beno Janet Beranek Diane Besand Sandy Boain Rosie Brooks Bill Burton Charles Byers Gerry Carpenter Bob Church Betty Jo Clark Brenda Cooper Judy Crandall Joana Cross Sharon Crosswhite Billy Crum Catherine Daffron Terry Daniels Johnette Dean Larry De Clue Don Detgerx Wanda De Tienne Carol Deuser Bud Doriac John Dothage Larry Duchek Wanda Durbin Don Eatherton Marilyn Eatherton Donna Elliott Oliver Elliott Sharon Erxleben Lorraine Feldmiller Charles Fine fr? XQE' R IF ir XF-+- Richard Fisher Jan Gagan Joan Gagan Shirley Garlich Janis Glaser Janice Glover Ken Graeler Karla Grimm Ted Hampton Mary Hansel Pat Harris Beverly Hartman George Hartman Pamela Hayes Rhonda Heinemann James Higgins Carl Hinch John Hoffman Carol Hopper Charles Horan Sondra Horine Yvonne Huddleston Richard Hughes Bill Irvine Shirley Jaycox Dale Jenkerson Greg Johnson Rani Kalitn Terry Karnpschroeder Doris Kessels Sharon Klass Pat Maness Larry Martin Dan McFadden Shelby Morgan Bill Molz Christine Nevins Walter Northcutt Fred Null Donald O'Day Berry Pam-iey Pat Patzer Gary Pehle Barb Phillips Joyce Phillips Connie Raftery Bill Reece Ron Rennekamp Gary Roberts Mary Robertson Bud Robison Richard Rotheb Darlene Rusert Kathy Rusert ,Q .S E3 I x ai, Q A mr' lvl' 3 ,- v ' q , 5 ff I , S -3 Q W W ,- ffj1,, fjr:.IZ5 ij K f Q4 M5 X 'fi'5uQ1 f , I , ' , as-, .fr . , w x ,ii F - K , W r f ,, ' :. ii 3- ' . . , V ' M 1 'QQQ' K, ' 61-p 5 'A ... 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X' ' S .GA - 5 i 2 'LX f ' . rl X v 45 Clarence Schaeg Priscilla Schm elder Anita Schneider Buddy Sch all Ed Schilling Beth Schubert Conrad Schuessel Janet Schulz Norbert Scism Bob Seaman Richard Sexton Judy Sharp Donna Smith Susan Smith Robert Sontag Pat Stephens Susan Stewell Charles Street Bob Stricker Bob Tegethoff Debby Tribble Karilyn Tucker Larry Tucker Don Tumbull Joyce Vanover Gary Wagner Becky Wallsmith Bob Wardenburg Jesse Warfield John Wemhoener Earl Westfall Joan Westmoreland Jerry Williams Von Williams Pat Wilson Carol Wischmeyer Barb Wissman Wayne Wolf Brian Wolff Beverly Yeager JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Carolyn Pyles Frank Rice Dennis Wells 46 S oph om ore S Donna Alexander Peggy Andereck Carolyn Arnold Richard Arnold Sharon Asher Linda Bard Bonnie Barnes Linda. Barnhouse Larry Barnoski Ronny Barnoski Charles Bartley Marlene Bauer Mary Baughman Ronald Bay Theresa Berendes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFI CERS: Vice President, Lynell Roweg President, Wanell Roweg Se cretnry-Treasurer, Douglas Mercille Danny Berg Cecilia Biggs William Bisso Leon Blanner Ruth Ann Bliss Judith Bopp Lloyd Borgsted Eamest Bowens Joe Bradley Marty Brenner Ron Brewen Penny Bridges James Brown Susan Byler Mike Calahan Jerry Camden Mary Carpenter Jim Cary George Castillo Bill Church Barbara Clark Janet Clark Gary Coates Linda Cole Cleta Colvert Duke Compton Ann Conner Monica Coones Jim Copeland Sandra Copeland Carolyn Cox Jerry Cox Candy Craft Ray Crain Joe Cybulski Wayne Daniels Carl Davis Helen Dnwid Robert DeLong Eddie Dueser Ron Dick Sharon Donnelly Larry DuBuque Mike DuBuque Rita Duchek Linda Duree Glynda Dye Mary Edmiston Carol Evans Mary Fahr Vincent Fallert Kathy Farrzm Charles Fellows Gloria Fine Bill Fischetti Marcelene Forb is Jim Foster Daryl Funk Bill Galyon Donna Carlich Bill George Dan Gibc :lu Russell Giebler Cindy Gray Susan Green Ervin Grimm Christy Haferkamp Alfred Hahn Nancy Hamrnack Zada Hargrove Tex Hannon Dana Hart Jan Haussels Edna Hayes John Henry Sandy Hicks Sharon Hicks Paula Higgins Linda Hollaclay Ruth Holland Sharon Hollie Leonard House Paula Hubbard Mike Huclgcns Alan Hudson Joyce Humphrey Venita Hurt Betty Hutchings Gary Jacobs Larry Jacobsen Evelyn Johnson David Johnson Sandy Johmon Fae Jones Judy Karr Eileen Kastnnek Patty Keune Jenni Sue Kinde Susan King Ricky Koebel Dan Kopp Janis LaBeau Don Latin Marilyn Lauer Linda Letson Darlene Lewis Terry Lewis Tom Lewis Y 5 mg 53 Ricky Loehr Robert Loehr Mary Jo Loomis James Lowry Terry Maltz Kathy Manis Richard M:u111 Linda Marcrander George Martin Manuel Martin Mike Martin Bill McCoy Gene McCrellis Rose McKay George Meek Douglas Mercille Harry Meyer Dennis Mills Sue Mitschele Betty Molinet Terry Moorman Ron Morgan Jean Nixon Lynne Norris William Nuckolls Betty Nyhof Ross Osiek Karan Ossenschmidt Sandra Overby Barry Parker Norman Parks Lynda Patterson Ronnie Paubel Danny Phillips Donna Pyles Donna Rabenneck Linda Radmacher Richard Rehmeier Bob Relimeicr Bemard Remmenga Carol Rethmeier Jack Reynolds Roy Richardson Gary Rickard Sharon Rickell Wally Roach John Roark Stan Robison Janet Rombach Sharon Roth Ellen Rouse Linnie Rowe Wanie Rowe Frank Saul Terri Sayre Archie Schaeg John Sci-mcg Betsy Schall Don Schlager Wanda Schneidewind Dick Schroeder Rita Schuessel Pat Selz Pam Shackelford Lynn Silence Carol Silver Don Simon Becky Smith Wesley Smith Linda Snogren Vic Sokelnnd Arlene Sontag Sharon Sostman Garry Sparks Anne Stone David Stone Janice Stroud Gail Sutterer Dave Tanner Dennis Teel Patricia Thompson Don Tooley Vernon Trog Krayle Troutman James Tucker Yvonne Vanover Ken Vesper Diane Viefhaus Gerald Walke Pam Wallace Ray Ward Rita Wargel Brenda Weatherly Jack Webb Mike Weber Jackie Weeks Robert Wehnert Barb Welker Robert Wells Karen Wheeler Charlene Whitney Bob Wicker: Robert Wideman Brian Wiley Pat Williams Bruce Wissore Nancy Woodson Shelia Wright SOPHOMO RES NOT PICTURED Danny Bray Bill Dudzic Ken Elstrom Martin Loeffel Matthew Poll Jeannie Savage Betty Jo Street 57 Gaye Wyatt Dana Young Pat Zcrsch Joey Zweifel , X ffl--s' 1 1 3 , jf-T I Freshrnen 752 Vlfgigg af FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President, Mike Hastingsg President, Lester Williamsg Secretary-Tre asurer, Scott Schilling, -,,,4'HlM. g-mqfx Ng-3-rrr.-53335 ' w ' 1-we ' at 'lfiff i 'ii S 'Q QQ: ,cr 4 J-, 3 ..ii :X Sv 2 , yy V. 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Q. ,M I A ai 1, Henry Miller Howard Moore Andrew Morgan Gayle Morgan Albert Motz Linda Mueller Kenny Murphy Carol Murray Linda Murray Donna Nardin Andrea Nelson Judy O'Day Mike Ott Anita Parks Sharon Peoples Linda Pehle Beverly Pfounu Clyde Pfountz David Pickens Jane Picker Emily Poertner Denise Polette Kathy Pollard Tammara Pratte John Pritchard Bob Queathem Gale Quick Mary Quinn Gayln Radford Sharon Reinken Glenn Richardson Heidi Rider James Roach Stewart Roach Fred Robbins Mike Rogers Terry Ross Diane Ruble Dennis Rush Susan Sachs Ronnie Savory Neil Schaefer Susan Scliaeg Gregory Schilling Mike Schlate Leon Schiemper Mary Schmiderer Eddie Schmidt Jerry Schmidt Vera Schmeider Carol Schoenefeld Jerry Seabough Gary Setzer Ronnie Shafer Carol Shelton Nancy Sloan Earlaine Smith Earnest Smith Frank Sokeland Gerald Somers John Sparks Sandy Spry Ken Starck Bill Still Ralph Still Karhy Stone Ron Strauser Troy Street Mary Swaney Barbara Terrill Patricia Thomassen Vera Thompson Linda Trog Raymond Unger Phyllis Vidacak Cary Voss Linda Wadsworth Alice Wardenburg Doris Weber Jackie Westfall Joyce Williams Lester Williams Windal Williams John Willis Peggy Wolff Bob Wright Carole Wunderlich Lois Wunderlich Dean Wynne Susan Yeager Harry Zerba Esther Ziock FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Karen Lee Adair Sue Davidson Kenneth Dunn Michael Foree Qs Lk-'K Classes n Shop Che m istry English Library Typing mmf? P N. Geometry Dramatics Geography Physical Education Home Economics 73 French EQ ky.. R . . X E X or ganizati Ons ROW 1: D. Eschenbrenner, S. Boain, J. Barnes, G Jenkerson, I.. Feldmiller, B Bartman ROW 2 M Allen P Gahr, J. Kroenung, G. Feco, S. Smith, P. Higgins, C Bellville, S Balghman ROW 3 D Kopp, R Sexton M Hastings, B. Parker, B. Strecker, R. Osiek, T. Lewis L. Williams STUDE COU CIL OFFICERS: President , G. Jenkersong Vice President, L. Feldmille Treasurer, J. Bamesg Secretary, S. Boain I Gene Kastanek, Jo Ann Kroenung, Bob Strecker, Jim Hadley, Mary Ann Weis, Gary Jenkerson. NHS OFFICERS: Vice President, Bob Streckerg President, Gene Kastanekg Secretary, Mary Ann Weisg Treasurer, Jim Hadley. NATIONA HO OR GCIETY NATIONAL X I HQ? Sy? 5 M 1 2.29 is 1.5 ROW 1: M. Bauer, S. Fehrenbach, T. Maltz, J. Dean, R. De Long, R. Kalita, T. Harmon, B. Crander, S. Stephen- son, J. Nelson, A. Lowe, M. Weis, Mr. Fridley, ROW 2: K. Graler, B. Molz, G. Hartman, B. Niehoff, E. Johnson, T. Berendes, J. Harris, D. Johnson, S. Adams, C. Nevins, J. Chott, E. Frye, G. Wyatt, L. Borgstede. ROW 3: W. Daniels, B. Whitman, S. Robertson, F. Brigance, G. Coats, J. Foster, C. Becker, S. Coleman, W. Wolf, B. McCoy, B. Burton, C. Craft, C. Arnold, B. Bartman, D. Johnson. ' LAMB IGMA OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Ann Weis, President, Albert Lowe, Vice President, Bill Burton. 79 STAFF Editor -in -Chief- - -Ralph Green Managing Editor -- -Christine Bellville Editorial Editor---Steve Spencer Sports Editor- - -Marlene Albers Feature Editor---Sue Baughman Art Editors---Sherry Castillo and Lois Blan- ner Circulation Manager - - -Debbie Tribble Typists---Albert Lowe, Sherry Castillo, Bill Wissore, Sharon Klass, Debbie Tribble and Jackie Bolten Minieograph Operators---jacklyn Bolten and Linda Schmidt Reporters--Lois Blanner, Susan Bliss, jim Silvernail, Ron Rennekamp, Debbie Tribble, Janice Glover, Linda Schmidt, Jaclclyn Bol- ten, Bonnie Kramer, Sharon Klass, Barb Beno, Bob Lusk and Albert Lowe. Seated are R. Green, A. Lowe, S. Castillo. Standing are S. Spencer, J. Silvernail, B. Lusk, R. Rennekamp, B. Wissore, L, Blanner, M. Albers, B. Kramer, S. Bliss, J. Bolten, L. THE LAN CETTE Mimeograph operators Jackie Bolten and Linda Schmidt and art- Editors Ralph Green and Christine Bellville ists Lois Blanner and Sherry Castillo do some of the mechanical proudly examine the finished product. work for another issue of the school paper. 80 STAFF Editor - - -Christine Bellville Assistant Editor - - -Ralph Green Business Manager - - -Bill Wissore Assistant Business Manager -- -Debbie Tribble Picture Editor- - -Albert Lowe Art Editor - - -Sherry Castillo Assistant Art Editor- --Lois Blanner Organizations - - -jacklyn Bolten Activities - - -Janice Glover Sports-- -Marlene Albers and Ronald Renne- kamp man and Barbara Beno. Schmidt, D. Tribble, C. Bellville, J. Glover, B. Beno, S. Baughman, Mr. Crites, and S. Klass. ANCER' LEGE l Editor, Christine Bellville and Picture Editor, Yearbook takes shape as Christine Bellville and Ralph Green Albert Lowe plan schedule for pictures. prepare senior page. Business Managers, Bill Wissore and Debbie Tribble work on financial report. 81 Classes---Steve Spencer, chairmang Sue Baugh- ROW l: R. Green, A. Perkins, B. Strecker, C. Bellville, D. Johnson, E. Ziock, G. Morgan, Miss Crabtree. ROW 2: D. Pickens, C. Whitney, C. Arnold, M. Loomis, L. Silence, D. Backus, R. Kalita, B. Clark. ROW 3: S. Horan, S. Reinken, P. Glover, R. Wargel, J. Bopp, J. Manis, M. Brain, B. Church. ROW 4: H. Dawid, C. Murry, P. Durbin, S. Crosswhite, V. Snedigar, D. Phillips, B. Wissore, M. Weis. ROW 5: B. Kramer, D. Bartley, T. Carpenter, A. Lowe, J. Nelson, J. Hadley, C. Ferguson, B. Still. ROW 6: M. Robertson, J. Seabeaugh, B. Church, S. Adams, S. Castillo, S. Fendel. D TICS CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer, Mary Ann Weisg President, Jim Hadley, Vice President, Bill Wissoreg Secretary, -- - 82 Jan Nelson. .i 4. If-is Mk . fig? ROW 1: E. Schilling, R. Kalia, J. Vanover, C. Nevins, B. Burton, J. Kroenung, B. Wardenburg, F. Brigance, A. Lowe, J. Nelson, J. Glaser, B. Clark, W. Durbin, B. Church, Mr. Largen. ROW 2: M. Weis, S. Roth, M. Loomis, L. Conner, A. Conner, A. Hudson, C. Craft, C. Arnold, M. Fahr, J. Hurnphry, L. Letson, S. Asher, F. Ellis, J. Pritchard, B. Galycn, D. Kalita. ROW 3: C. Colvett, G. Wyatt, L. Borgstede, B. Galen, C. Whitney, A. Hahn, D. Phillips, J. Stroud, D. Kopp, H. Moore, V. Schneider, P. Craig, V. Dohrman, D. Jones, L. Eatherton. Q MGDER MUSIC ' ASTER OFFICERS: President, A. Lowe, Historian, J. Glaser, Secretary, J. Kroenungg Vice President, , E. Schilling. 83 V ROW 1: W. Durbin, D. Jones, V. Dohrman, B. Galen, H. Kay, C. Hoffman, R. Dick, F. Ellis, D. Simon, D. Athey 5. King. ROW 2: P. Craig, H. Moore, L. Schlemper, P. Hoffman, L. Eatherton, B. Bartman, R. Byers, A. Metz, T. Foster, J. Mercille, Mr. Largen. ROW 3: D. Meyer, M. Schmiderer, C. Ferguson, J. Sparks, J. Foree, C. Fellows D. Emmons, C. Pfuunti, C. Chandler, B. Ekctrom, R. Berg. C. DET mf Y.-ff A ' .4 , N! I X . Sa 85 ROW 1: C. Nevins, W. DeTeinne, G. Wyatt, T. Maltz, A. Hahn, C. Poll, G. Coates, G. Johnson, J. Glaser, B. Clark, J. Clark, F. Brigance, R. Von Gruben. ROW 2: C. Whitney, C. Arnold, M. Loomis, L. Conner, E. Schilling, B. Galyon, B. Burton, D. Phillips, A. Lowe, J. Nelson, J. Crandall, C. Raftrey, J. Humphrey, W. Durbin. ROW 3: J. Vanover, R. Kalita, Mr. Largen, A. Hudson, T. Lewis, N. Eatherton, J. Brown, B. Wardenburg, L. Feldmiller, J. Kroenung, C. Colvett, M. Fahr. ROW 1: R. Kalita, M. Loomis, J. Vanover, C. Whitney, G. Wyatt, F. Brigance, J. Glaser, J. Hum- phrey, J. Kroenung. ROW Z: T. Maltz, A. Hahn, B, Galyon, A. Hudson, B. Craig, B. Burton, D. Kopp, Mr. Largen. ROW 3: L. Conner, E. Schilling, B. Galyon, B. Wissore, D. Phillips, J. Brown, B. Wardenburg. 86 ROW 1: S. Asher, S. Overby, J. Bolten, J. Kinder, S. Crosswhite, L. Letson, E. Huddleston, N. Matlock, N. Wood- son, C. Wheeler, C. Pyles, R. Berner, M. Weis, Mr. Largen. ROW 2: L. Silence, C. Craft, B. Baitman, S. Reinken, V. Schneider, C. Hettich, D. Palette, L. Crum, K. Pollard, C. Picker, V. Dohrman, K. Feiner, T. Achilles. ROW 3: D. Kalita, J. La Beau, P. Durbin, K. Becker, K. McGough, J. Chazelle, C. McKinney, J. Chazelle, J. Phillips, B. Clark, L. Daffron, D. Ruble. GLEE CLUBS ROW 1: R. Hale, G. Bequette, D. Chappius, C. Cl-lander, H. Kay, D. Meyer, Mr. Largen. ROW 2: J. Cargal, B. Church, S. Schilling, S. Bellville, J. Foree, B. Galyon, C. Phountz. ROW 3: D. Kopp, D. Mills, H. Moore, R. Bry- an, B. Wissore, P. Craig, G. Roberts, D. Turner. 87 ROW 1: J. Manis, K. Troutman, L. Feldmiller, B. Barnes, P. Higgins, J. Clark, K. Manis, M. Forbes. ROW 2 B Partney, C. Haffercamp, S. Rickell, P. Hubbard, S. Stephenson, T. Kampschroeder, B. Wunderlich, B. Koch, B Wissman. ROW 3: S. Bliss, J. Glover, B. Phillips, S. Boain, P. Harris, J. Barnes, C. Hoppe, G. Feco. ROW 4 M Albers, S. Smith, C. Deuser, B. Beno, J. Beranek, A. Perkins, M. Jaycox. ROW 5: B. Smith, J. Gahr, S. Dalton B. Schubert, Hayes, C. Nivens. ROW 6: J. Glaser, F. Brigance, F. Konneman, J. La Beau, L. Cole, M. Carpenter, Miss Meine. GIRL ' THLETIC ASSCCI TIO OFFICERS: President, Janet Bamesg Secretary, Barbara Koch, Treasurer, Paula Hubbard, Vice President, Barbara Wissrnan. ,. , . 'er N fi, 1- OFFICERS: Treasurer, G, Kastanek, Vice President, G. Jenkersong President, ' C. Schnarrg I Secretary, B. Strecker: Sgt.-at-Arms R. Zimmerly. LETTERMEN'S CLUB ROW 1: G. Schnarr, G. Jenkerson, R. Zimmerly, C. Rickard, N. Glock, Mr. Webster. ROW 2: T. Hoppe, G. Ravens, T. Daniels, R. Berg, D. Jenkerson. ROW 3: D. Kopp, J. Schaeg. ROW 4: B. Strecker, G. Kastanek. ROW 5: D. Simon, D. Mercille. ROW 6: G. Johnson, D. McFadden. 2 9 89 ROW 1: S. Smith, K. Grimm, B. Beno, J. Clark, M. Weis, I. Feldmiller,B. Cooper, P. Hubbard, S. Stephenson, G. Feco, M. Jaycox, J. Glover, S. Klass, C. Colvett, S. Copeland, S. Bliss, J. Gahr, M. Albers. ROW 2: I.. Fischetti, I.. Norris, K. Caito, B. Koch, L. Wunderlich, C. Deadmond, B. Partney, M. Hansel, S. King, F. Brigance, F. Kon- neman, J. Manis, J. Bames, P. Wallace, B. Smith, B. Bames, P. Higgins, S. Dalton, S. Wright, P. Thomson. ROW 3: C. Shelton, C. Jean, J. Holeman, S. Hill, C. Pollard, D. Nardin, T. Pratte, D. Weber, C. Daffron, P. Harris, T. Kampschroeder, M. Eatherton, K. Dunham, S. Hollie, W. Daniels, D. Pickens, S. Mitschele, S. Roth, M. Loomis, E. Kastanek. ROW 4: J. Liusinger, B. Wallsmith, P. Wilson, B. Schubert, L. Trog, C. Coleman, J. Picker, C. Hopper, D. Hale, L. Crum, P. Feldmiller, N. George, E. Fry, J. Harris, G. Hopper, L. Marcrander, E. Grimm, G. Becker, B. Bartman. ROW 5: J. Schulz, D. lewis, P. Andereck, P. Sell, D. Smith, D. Alexander, S. Kricensky, M. Swaney, G. Radford, S. Boain, P. Stephens, M. Allen, S. Asher, V. Dohrman, S. Adams, P. Brown, J. Chott, D. Hoffman. ROW 6: R. Stemer, S. Hill, H. Birch, M. Barnhouse, D. Schneider, S. Shelton, H. Rider, J. Chazelle, K. Becker, R. Hale, T. Sayer, M. Edmiston, J. Crandall, T. Sneider, S. Coleman, C. Deuser, R. Still. ROW 7: J. Schulz, W. Hoffman, K. Manis, K. Troutman, V. Hurt, S. Hix, J. Beranek, B., Clark, C. Nevins, J. Glaser, C. Raftrey, B. Wolff, J. Nel- son, A. Lowe, A. Hahn, J. Kricensky, E. Schilling, M. Dubuque, R. Fisher, S. Rogers. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer, C. Grimm, Vice President, C. Wardenburgg President, S. Smith, Secretary, B. Beno. 90 ROW 1: Mrs. Toone, S. Dalton, S. Bliss, J. Swaney, A. Perkins, G. Feco. ROW 2: T. Kampschroeder, B. Phillips, B. Wunderlich, J. Gal-nr, M. Eatherton, C. Deuser. ROW 3: R. Phillips, G. Schneider, D. Mueller, L. Tucker ROW 4: B. Benn, P. Harris, M. Albers. ART CLUB OFFlCERS Parliarnentarian, S. Dalton, Treasurer, S. Bliss, President, J. Swaneyg Secretary, A. Perkins, Historian, G. Feco. ROW 1: R. Holland, G. Sutterer, L. Silence, T. Maltz, G. Coates, Miss Benson. ROW 2: D. Bartley, G. Morgan, R. Kalita, P. Zorsch, D. Simon, C. Craft, C. Arnold, J. Nelson. THE CRIBBLER OFFICERS: Editor, R. Holland, Secretary, G. Suttererg President, L. Silence, Vice President T. Maltz, Tre asurer, G. Coates 92 ROW 1: Mr. Crites, S. Sostman, M. Eatherton, J. Bolten, S. Spencer, E. Johnson, G. Setzer. ROW 2: B. Wissore, J. Hadley, K. Graeler, D. Johnson, J. Foster, W. Daniels, A. Lawe. ROW 3: J. Harris, B. Wehnert, D. Albrecht, J. Hoffman, J. Camden, P. Zorsch, S. Peeples. aw w., , V '. K ,CLLJ9 OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, M. Eatherto President , S. Spencer, U5 Vice President, J. Bolten. AMER CLUB M Sports 4233 in A0 9- Lf AXQX 'Isgxfayif V f IO!!-LELING: B. Galyon, G. Kastanek, T. Daniels, B. Irvine, D. Tanner, L. Conner, M. Bante, L. Borgstede. STAND ING: G. Wagner, D. Kopp, R. Zimmerly, Coach Smoot, G. Jenkerson, D. Jenkex-son, G. Schnarr. AR ITY The 1962-63 Varsity basketball campaign proved somewhat disheartening. A series of four consecutive defeats by narrow margins in the early going could have been the difference between the maturing of a winning squad or the one struggling for victory which ensued. The Varsity Lancers won their first victory rather easily over Francis Howell, but they had to work hard for their second win, which was against Priory. Lafayette . . . . 51 St. james . . . . . 67 Lafayette . . . . 58 Fort Zumwalt . . . . 59 Lafayette . . 61 Kinloch ..... . Lafayette . . 65 Maryland Heights Lafayette . . 51 Berkeley .... . Lafayette , , 62 Francis Howell . . Lafayette . . 27 Pattonville . . . . Lafayette . . 65 Priory ..... . Lafayette . . 41 St. Francis Borgia Lafayette . . . . . 45 Fairview , , , , , Lafayette . . . . . 58 Northwest . . . . Bayless Tourney Lafayette . . 44 Bayless . . . Lafayette . . .,.. 59 St. Marys . . . . League Tournament Lafayette . . . . . 52 Maryland Heights 96 ROW 1: M. DuBuque, J. Schaeg, B. Parker, M. Hastings, S. Schilling, Coach Webster. ROW 2: D. Mercille, L. Williams, G. Rickard, M. Martin, E. Smith, J. Mei-cille, R. Berg, P. Craig, T. Moorman, D. Berg, B. Wissore. UN IOR VARSITY The junior Varsity had a fine season in its initial year of basketball. Playing in the tough North County League, the Lancers were able to produce an above average record and raise hopes for Lafayette's basketball future. The apex of their season came in the league tourney when the fourth-seeded Lancers battled their way into the championship game and brought home the tournament's second-place trophy. All in all, the 1962-63 basketball season was a rewarding one for Coach Webster and his squad--one high- lighted by good team spirit and team play. Lafayette . . . . 29 St. james .... . . 35 Lafayette . . . . 43 Fort Zumwalt . . Lafayette . . . . 54 Kinloch . . . . . . Lafayette . . . . 53 Maryland Heights Lafayette . . . . .36 Berkeley . . . . . Lafayette . . . . 46 Francis Howell . . Lafayette . . . . 45 Pattonville . . . . Lafayette . . . . 43 Priory . . . . . , Lafayette . . . . 31 St. Francis Borgia Lafayette . . . . 47 Fairview . . . . . Lafayette . . . . . 48 Northwest . . . . League Tournament Lafayette . . . . . 46 Jennings . . Lafayette . . . . 43 Berkeley . . Lafayette , . . 38 Kinloch . . LARRY CONNER Senior Guard 5'1 1 MIKE BANTE Sophomore Guard 5' 9 1! 2 TERRY DANIELS Junior Guard 5191. 98 BILL IRVING Junior Guard 5'l0 GARY J ENKERSON Senior Forward 511-1 99 DALE JDIKERSON Junior Forward 6 vo -I DAN KOPP Sophomore Center 6l2ll GENE KASTANEK Senior Guard 5 '1 1 GARY SCHNARR Senior Forward 6101, 100 DAVE TANNER Sophomore Guard 5 Ig!! RON ZIMMERLY Senior Center 5,21- l0l GARY WAGNER Junior Forward 6I1II w I I f x ANN CONNER SHARON ROTH CHARLENE WHITNEY The Twirlers performed at several ofthe home basketball games. TWIRLERS: Janice LeBeau, Ann Conner, Char- lene Whitney, Cindy Gray, Mary Jo Loomis, Sharon Roth. JANICE LABEAU MARY JO LOOMIS CINDY GRAY 103 An TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY IN ACTION I PMI I06 BOYS' I TRAMURALS fense went. I-Iere! You take it. I don't want it. No! Not that basket. . 'sf i1 A K I wonder where the de- Now when I say go . . . 107 , W1 GIRL 'I TRAMUR L 'Don't just stand there. Everybody wave good-bye. Can't either one of you get it down from there? Hey! Slip me that fake ball. 108 Activities Q? STUDE T SOCK Students do The Stroll. Which pair is mine?? Ihl LHS students Twist the Night Away at the Student Council sock Norbert Scism, Linda Patterson, winners of the hop. Twist Contest. 110 COU CIL HOP Anybody got change for zz quarter? 1 5 gi, 1 ,1 fm' an c n Xjf bx' L . Q! ' xl 'If-, i 5' 'T wha: in A x RWM' y Nw X N5 xx 1 Cl Students dance to the newly-purchased record albums Teachers join in on the last Even the faculty does The Twist. dance. In It could be a Monsters' Holiday, but it's not. It is the LHS stu- dents doing the twist at the FHA smorgasboard. FH SMORGASBORD l i Tv- . E. , - , ... r .s my 1, ' -- xg-52-if '- If she steps on my foot one more time I 2,1 m , ' am going home. I 'S Q ff www a -fe S o . F' W. Y ' 1 gi af 1 J QT-ff .1 5 f , K 4. f4af'5g., b' r, J V AQ, ,, D 'nr' X M' pq er- ' X' s 1' 'xi ,H g5.N1w, ', 59 -353. .4 wg- ,Y A ' J'-1 ,-' rm -f7.,,. fx 'L' ffm W s' 'mfekfi' , W , , ., . gil Y A Q ' . w 1-.J-def s S V if? Who invited him? i -f :xl ,I M Anyone can come to this party. Being hospitalized doesn't even keep some students away from this party. 112 ,AFV Parent Night gives the parents an opportunity to get Through Industrial Arts, students acquire skills that acquainted with the faculty and administration and will be of use to them in future vocations or avoca to discuss their children's educational progress. tions. P RENT NIGHT Two students come into Mrs. Street's room to dis- Parents gather in the school cafeteria to enjoy leis- cuss a bulletin board display on American Drama. urely conversation and refreshments. ll3 LH E ALU TED BY N -,...n-' A committee from the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools gathers at LHS to evaluate the school for accreditation. The commit- tee was directed by Dr. H. E. Mueller, State Chair- man, seated second to left. ,Wg 527. B.: e - Three committee members pause in a busy day to compare and re-evaluate notes. The NCA used the faculty lounge as a headquarters and conference room during their visit at Lafayette. .H , '55-ry ' Jiffy if WM ,if'i.5f., . fr .Q-ige' e.3ffas , : 1, ,. .. , .. , y Members ofthe NCA meet with Mr. Keller, Mr. Hedges, and Mr. Selvidge to discuss the program of studies at Lafayette High School. Although the committe members may have been in disagreement on some points, they all seemed to agree on the delicious meals prepared by the home ec. department. The meals were served by the 3rd hour class. ll4 A FUR CCREDITATIO lie, 2:3234--'N On the last day of their visit, the NCA spoke with a number of students. These three committe mem- bers a.re discussing Lafayette 's curriculum with stu- dcnts selected from the student body. f W' if, . A The NCA committee on Guidance met with this group of LHS students to get the students' viewpoints on various general aspects ofthe school. Dr. Roberts, Curriculum Director of the State De- partment of Education, observes the Line Designs created by the Art l classes. During the visit, com- mittee members observed many Class procedures. 2 W At the close of a day, members ofthe committe re- tum to the faculty lounge to write up their reports from notes taken during the course of a day. PEP CLUB ASS BLY Gary Jenkerson explains code for Sportsmanship Award. Satan challenges St. Peter to a basketball game. Jr. Varsity is presented to the student body. Students get first look at cheerleaders in uniforms. But wearing shoes hinders my shooting. Coaches explain referees' calls, 116 USIC THRCUGH THE YEAR Much hard work goes inro the preparation of scenery. Maybe they can't print, but they can sing. The Roaring Twenties are relived by the Charleston dancers. How Much is That Doggie in the Window? Students dance to the tune of Misty. The Stardustcrs play a popular number for the stu dents. .92 4 ml Mr. Largen, conducting the combined LHS bands, The Girls' Sextet, after camling in individual opened the Christmas assembly wit.h several appro- classes, again performed at the assembly. They priate selections. sang several old favorites. CHRISTMAS ASS BLY The Boys' Glee Club, besides singing, designed and Several modem-day, popular carols were sung by built the candles used to decorate the stage. the Mixed Chorus, in an informal style. 118 On January 31 the dramatics department of LHS presented a television program in the gym. Students practiced their parts during dramatic class, third hour. The show started with a humorous facial commercial, pictured above. DR MATIC The loving couple is pictured above, near the end of the skit. As usual a commercial followed the program, this time a number of favorite tunes were advertised, featuring everyone's favorite-- Utilize Your Time to the Maximum. After the commercial was over, Edna R. Murrow took us into the home of mystery-writer, Mike McTuff. The interview brought out the true char- acter of Mr. and Mrs. McTuff to the viewing audience. SS MBLY These four girls carried on a serious debate, RE- SOLVED: That the calender should have 13 months instead of 12. The attentive judges, at the end of the debate, declared it a tie. All of the above photos were taken at practice. The scenes t 6 followmg pages should serve remmder 1 e as been 1ke Lafayette H1 gh School on h as a of what 1' f h 1. at 8:00 a.m. Representative of our new gym. Waiting for the bcll. Raising the flag. The teachers arrive . Accounting for yesterday. I pledge allegiance . . . La Salle de francais. Biology--advanced, that is. You say 30 doesn't go into SZ ' E ' lf V g..g.,. QQ., - ' ll NY ,' K . , ' 1 ,Mk ,J 5 ti .QL -:. a, ' ', . I If - l if an ' - V+ .V 4 A A 1 .. ll ' vl me Q - As history class commences . . . dir You sure you don't want me to drive? Concentration in chemistry. Why aren't you dressed out? Student and counselor. Junior-senior counselor. Make-up test. Sing-a-long wilil ----- . 128 The lunch line starts here. From here we . . . most people buy ice cream. ,f 5 Clean-up follows. After lunch, the . , . 'K V' e, go to here. After eating lunch, 2 2 LMI IMI ....L......, Mmmmm, good. ' if cafeteria becomes n Rudy hall. A princip:-11's work is never clone. Walker cleans up. v 1 The drinks are on me, boys. Do you have your practical art yet? Q , Cadet Exploratory Teaching, Nurse Dolan supplies medical aid. 125 Running off tests. Home ec. enjoys the fruits of its labor. Come and get it. Pile-up in the workroom. Physics class faces problem 1118 Only one to a customer. This way to the candy sale. 1 'lllnln M , ' pg' -I LAN ilrmlmnnunw lg., 'Q -fr' ' 1 The buses arrive. CHARGE ! ! A?-wy.hSji gr. .-, ,- I LOVE COOKIES! !! Catching the buses. 127 Clubs sell candy to raise money. ,.- Basketball practice. Folding the flag. After school, clubs meet The cold forces students inside. Cleaning up for the new day. Good-night 128 H v ff T4 1 y -x I!!! in N , P Wx 'ry N mi ,g V I JK Xi ,I L , ? X ,Ni N N Y V kC , .I y, flqliy . A IL- f K 1 r 3'- A 3 1 AX 'px X F , X! 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Motor Tune-Up --Brake Work--Wheel PI'10l'1eI -IUSNCS 7-4611 Balancing--Atlas Tires--Batteries-- WOodIand 2-9270 Highway 66 Accessories--Free Pick-Up and Delivery . n Clarkson Road R. Gordon Roth, Lessee Allenton, Mlssourl 700 Ft. N . of Manchester--Ellisville, Mo FUN KE STUDIO BOB GALYON 409 E. Osa ge Pacific , Mason Contractor Hours: Tues. Thru Sat. 9:00 A.M.--11:30 A.M 12:30 P.M.--5:00 P.M.. EIIisviIIe, Missouri Mo Evenings by Appointment CApitaI 7-5150 Hutchinson Road Phone: Clearwater 7-2141 Air Conditioned Congratulations to the Class of '63 WHITE WAY A.G. MARKET Compliments of Forest 8. Park Roads A FRIEND Times Beach JU 743471 Open Sundays Ellisville, Mo. CA 7-5400 Manchester Road PACIFIC FUEL 8- SUPPLY COMPANY MILAN SETLICH APPLIANCE CENTER Coal, Coke, Briquets and Fuel Oil 5 Blocks West of BaIIwin Shppping Center L P Gas Displaying a Complete Line of Chub Faszold Quality Home Appliances Phone CL 7-2378 Pacific, Missouri STEWY'S INN 8. RESTAURANT Wedding 81 Banquets JU 7-3041 Overlooking the Meramec on Hi-Way F66 at Times Beach DERBY CAFE Chesterfield, Mo . Joe and Jo Savage Qaen 24 Hours Compliments of LOWE'S TAVERN Chesterfield, Missouri MERAMEC VALLEY TRANSCRIPT A Weekly Newspaper Serving This Area for Over 70 Years Pacific, Missouri 113 Columbus CL 7-2525 Central Avenue Eureka, Missouri BlLL'S BARBER SHOP Union Shop GEORGE ASHER Hours: Tues. thru Fri. 8:00 AM--6:00 PM Sat. 8:00 AM--5:00 PM Children's Haircuts--Speciality Bill Lindhorst, Prop. Your Patronage Appreciated Cariaenter--Contractor Bui der of Fine Homes Remodeling 117 Shirley Lane Phone LA 7-6291 Ballwin, Mo. CA 7-5110 CA 7-5210 H 8K R AUTO SERVICE PARKWAY AUTO PARTS Earl Berg General Auto Repair Guaranteed Service 431 Manchester Rd. Ballwin, Mo. JUstice 7-8361 Eureka, Missouri Compliments of HELLWIG BROS., INC. Chesterfield, Missouri TOM N' BUD'S DOG N' SUDS 604 Manchester Road Bcllwin, Missouri LA 7-6880 iii? miniuniiiiiiiieemisiizisiiiimi COUNTY WIDE SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service LA 7-2500 Highway 100 Bcliwin, Missouri SCHOTT'S GARAGE Ponti ac-- T empest Used Cars R.R.ff1 u.s. Highway 100 Glencoe, Mo. Phone: CR 3-8681 MODERN AUTOMOTIVE 1027 Manchester Road Complete Auto Repairing, All Makes Bear Wheel Alignment 8. Balancing LA 7-8832 We Use Genuine Parts Congratulations Insure Your Future with MFA ELMORE SIMON Electronic Organs--T.V.--Hi-Fi ELBERT W. STRODE Color T .V . Agent Hiway 66 West Eureka, Mo . Manchester Rd. Grover, Missouri CR 3-5427 JU 7-2131 CHESTERFIELD AGENCY, INC. BEKITE CHEMICAL CO. Salem, Missouri Manufacturers of Liquid Soaps Jobbers of Floor Finishes and Waxes Real Estate--lns.urance--Loans Highway 40-61 8- Clarkson Road Chesterfield, Missouri K Estone 2 -3415 DODGE DART CUSTOM 880 50,000 Mile Warranty BELLEFONTAINE MOTORS, INC. Highway 40 and Olive Street Road KE 2-3434 Safest Place for Your Valuable Papers is in a Safe Deposit Box in Our Vault CITIZENS BANK OF PACIFIC Pacific, Missouri Phone CL 7-2244 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation EUREKA BANK Eureka, Missouri Since 1912 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 i ?3i?4!!:i3'4:5:'15:'ZZ+2.'-S!45!4k'ci!-2'Q5!59:'-9!':'k-3Z'4115!-5: JdQ!-:9!1!!:i!'1:7!i4:Z!?'45:'4' .Sr Y 5, I i ik is ily 1 ii ii iii in .i. P 1 0 gg for tomorrow s portra1ts. .. come to Your Off10iBl Photographermvvhere the skill and care gained from years of experience assure you of fine portraits you want at the great moments of your life. il SF Qi: sckuccs VANDERVOORT BARNEY ' Q: Sf. Louis I, Missouri 11: Photo Reflex Studio N :hi Eu lin Q: Q .5 N - - ..... A - - Ll Q!-2'd:'4k' ez'd!49'e?-?4!4Q!45!4i'!15!-2'd!Q!45!424Z 4:Z5!12'4!4Z4 QZeQd N 'ii , i Compliments of NIEHOFF DAIRY Serving West St. Louis County MISSOURI TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE INC. Wentzvil le, Missouri Fairview 7-6390 Royal Sales 81 Service Victor, Burroughs Adding Machines Used Royals Royal Portables Mimeographs--Duplic:ators-- Filing Equipment--Desks-- Typing Stands--Supplies--Ribbons-- Paper--Ink --Fluid --Stenci ls-- Master Units DREWEL APPLIANCE, INC. General Electric Appliances Metered, Bulk, and Bottled Gas Sales and Service Eureka, Missouri Phone: JUstice 7-289I 'liutggt BUTLER APPLIANCE AND ELECTRIC CO., INC Eureka, Missouri .IU 7-4041 Union Shop Electrical Contracting Ralph C. Butler EUREKA SERVICE 8: EQUIPMENT CO. Phone: JUstice 7-2201 CHESTERFIELD FARMS Auto Farm 8- Building Highest Quality Eggs Tires Q Supplies Produced on Our Own Farm ' EXACO Tubes T 5 Wire Nails Rushed Direct to Your Store .fm Ask for Them - Roofing, Etc . Rieger Road Chesterfield, Mo SCHNARR REALTY COMPANY Homes, Acreage, Farms Insurance Grover, Missouri Manchester Road CRestview 3-6311 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Eureka, Missouri Home Owned and Operated John M. Cronin, Owner 104 So. Central Avenue Tires--Batteries --Auto Parts--T .V . -- Radio 8- Appliances Phone JU 7-3241 GAIN ES POULTRY FARM Pacific, Missouri CLearwater 7-2626 BREEDEN'S DRIVE INN Ellisville, Mo. Counter--Carry Out Curb Service FROESEL SERVICE STATION Eagle Stamps Ultra Modern Equipment Ellisville, Missouri LAFayette 7-8875 Eddie Bausch, Mgr. EUREKA LUMBER CO., INC. Free Delivery Building and Repair Materials Eureka, Missouri .IUstice 7-3431 Duws GOLF CLUB Bowles Avenue at Hiway 141 DAvis 6-9961 GUMBO FARM 8- LUMBER SUPPLY, INC. Highway 40-61 KE 2-3404 W Gumbo, Chesterfield, Missouri l ST. LOUIS CO. FARM BUREAU Insurance Services Life, Auto, Boat, Fire, 8. Ex. Cov. Farm and City Liability, Cro , Hail, Blue Cross, Blue Shiefcl, and Service August Hill Special Agent LE 6-2364 Compliments of THE EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Day AC 5 5271 D Valley 5 8883 Radio 17Ql506 S Nighizi Valley 5-4591 ARDEN'S 66 SERVICE 1 Block North Hwy. 66 on 141 Valley Park, Mo. U-Haul Trailors Arden M. Hawkins 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Breeders of Appaloosa Horses Home of Cheetah's Taboo and Cheetah's Wahoo RUSS-LYN ACRES Russell 81 Evelyn Bliss Ellisville, Mo. Crestview 3-6666 CA 7-5181 Ballwin, Missouri Free Prescription Delivery SC HROED ER REXALL DRUGS Prescription Specialists Ha lmark Cards Borden and Missouri Valley Ice Cream Cosmetics by Max Factor, Revlon, Helene Rubenstein WRIGHT'S SUPERSHOP FOOD STORE One Block South Hwy. 100 on Hiway 109 Phone CRestview 3-6316 ROW 1: J. Pritchard, D. Mercille, N. Glock, F. Null, T. Lewis, G. Johnson, G. Schnan, W. Daniels. ROW 2: Coach Webster, B. Wissore, G. Rickard, D. Kopp, D. McFadden, J. Merciiie, B. Strecker, R. Paubel. ROW 3: D. Johnson, D. Bauer, J. Schaeg, L. Williams, G. Jenkerson. 149 ROW 1: J. Lewis, J. Wenhoener, D. Teel, B. Tegethoff, B. Tegethoff, Chief Diclrrnan. ROW2: D. Schroeder, M. Brenner, B. Moll, I. Duchek, J. Cary, R. Wells. ROW 3: B. De- Long, G. Jacobs, I. Blanner, B. Bisso, R. Burden. TRACK ROW 1: J. Roach, M. Bante, L. Tucker, D. Johnson, S. Fendel, R. Fisher, L. Armstrong, G. Wagner, E. Westfall C. Street. ROW 2: Coach Sn-mot, H. Thompson, M. Martin, M. Hastings, G. Sparks, J. Zweifel, J. Copeland, '1'. Lewis, D. Phillips, G. Ravens. ROW 3: L. Borgstede, V. Glasener, D. Stone, T. Harmon, A. Hudson, B. Galyon, P. Craig, C. Davis. l50 ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY ROW 1: Janis Glaser, Anne Perkins, Shirley Jaycox, Fonda Brigance, Gerri Feco. ROW 2: Janet Beranek, Chris tine Nevins, Ed Schilling, Bill Burton, Betty Wunderlich, Rani Kalita. The National Honor Society Assembly was held March 6, 1963 for the new members to he initiated into the organization. The old members presented the assembly by explaining the goal and qualifications of the organization. The parents of the new members were present and returned with the new members to the cafeteria for refreshments . 151 FHA SWEETHE RT DANCE Y Christine Bellville, Sweetheart Queen Joy Manis, maid Marceline Forbis, maid Betty Wlmderlich, maid Sandy Bo:-Lin, maid !52 E IOR-FACULTYG ME Faculty volleyball team fights for point in losing came. Sparked by self-emitted cheers the women made a close battle of it but faded in the final moments. Typical of senior domination Gary Jenkerson con- trols jump ball as other players stand poised for action. 153 -ili 4 F99- Jubilant smiles are in order as senior volleyball team members pose after 35-25 victory over the faculty. L i REBOUND! Harlan Thompson clears the senior team as they moved to a tight 42-39 vie tory over the faculty. the boards for PORT PROM Janet Bames, Sports Prom Queen Gerri Feco, Senior maid Brenda Cooper, Junior maid Paula Hubbard, Sophomore maid Ellen Ggknm' Freghrngn mgid 155 TRI JELLYBEANS! JELLYBEANS! Storekeeper Albert gets wom out in this Tri-M skit, sewing as a break in r.he evenings musical festivities. HGW Fonda Brigance adds her tribute to Cole Porter as Show hits 'risque' note as girls present their color- she sings I Love Paris, flanked by a setting of the ful and somewhat humorous version of the Can- c1ub's own design. Can. 156 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM SCUTHERN SERENADE THE LAST ORD: As you read this page, the final duty of the Lancer's Legend Staff is com- plete. We have placed in your hands what we hope will be a memorable ac- count of the year's activities . For a yearbook staff to publish an annual it is necessary to secure the advice and cooperation of many experi- enced people. Our sincere thanks go to Mr. Crites . He offered a guiding hand many times when it was needed: to the American Yearbook Company for professional advice and unlimited co- operationg to Mr. Schultz of Photo Reflex Studio for his fine job of photography. My special thanks go to Punk Lowe, who was always willing to gather infor- mation, type copies, and help make de- cisions, as well as fulfill his many duties as photo editorg to Ralph Green, who served as my assistants to Bill Wisspre and Debby Tribble, who took care of the financial matters! to all others who pitched in at the last moment to help write and type copy . I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the members of the staff . My deepest thanks go to everyone for the many hours of hard work they gave, and for the sacrifices of grades and other activities which they made . For me, the sight of the completed book made all that came before worthwhile. I sincerely hope the other members of the 1963 LANCER'S LEGEND Staff feel the same. ' A O 'N'f' V ' fc f-af' H- ,Y 'f J. 'Y'----fl! V xx wr, ,f XXX. fp -gi sux.. KQV il AN V V M X rytihxy ! ' . M , 'f 'y s ' r ' N LAX! 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