Lebanon High School - Bronchos Yearbook (Lebanon, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

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Sponsor English 'Lssi' fs., QIQQHQV' Business Education Senior Class, Student Council, and Cedarian Sponsor 51.81 Left: MR. WILLIAM T. WRIGHT Superintendent of Schools MRS. SUZANNE R. WICKS MRS. NELLE DEE KRUH Science and Science Fair Home Economics and F. H. A. Sponsor ,ff 5 ,., . A 4 'R ,gm V l S WN :YV W . MRS. SALLY Science Languages CLAYTON lg an---.,. ' ,. . I ,tk Y ' ' K J ff X S if i i at sal MR, HAROLD R. ADOLPHSON Mathematics Left. MR. K.W. MERIDETH Business Education Social Studies I H W1 at . ,fm V V 5 s Rs A M xg 2 is if 9 ss 92.9 MR. JOHN STROUD MR. ROBERT T. KLUBE Vocal Ml1SiC Social Studies, Driver Education, Boy's Physical Education, and Coach MR. ROBERT DAKE Industrial Arts Q MMA f as , XM MR. LEROY CAMPE Custodian MRS. MARY LIENTZ English Speech Girls' Physical Education A-'sr' -1: ' MR. RUSSELL RIGDEN Instrumental Music 1 MRS. BETTY SWIGERT 1 Q English, Social Studies g '. A- ' ', Newspaper Sponsor 1 y Librarian , .. . n,sA H'V',, ,,n' .'T'x',' . .- in fsp., H 4. ,. A s? .-'Q-Kal . 'L .... .- ' MR. CHARLES DAWSON Custodian Seldom Wzawwaq 5104 641414 find Gowfw SENIOR CLASS OF FICERS--Left to Right: Dick Ogden, Ann Hohrein, Student Councilg Terry Burk, Presidentg Judy Cotts, Secretary-T1'eas- urerg and Jim Cope, Vice-President. TERRY BURK JAMES COPE Chorus 1,2,3,4g Talent Show Winner lg Science Fair C1253 ViCe'P1'BSidCDI 4: Offifle WO1'k91' 4: Camera l,2,3,4g Greyhound Staff 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2g Club 4: Ccdarifm Staff 4: Officc Pracricc Corpora- Teen-Age Book Club 2,3g Play 35 Drama Club 4g ricn, Prcsidcm 4: QUSSIVS CO'-IFF, Escort 4. Cedarian Staff 45 Queen's Court, Escort 4. , ,fl X .NE RICHARD OGDEN Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2g Class President 1gBase- ball l,2,3,4g Play 3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Teen-Age Book Club 3g Boys' State 33 Student Council 1,4g Queen's Court, Escort 4g Greyhound Staff 4g Varsity Club 2,3,4, President 4. ANNA MARIE HOHREIN Q? lx y Lebanon and St, Louis Science Fairs lg Pep Club lg Chorus 1,2,4g F,H.A, 4, Play 3g Cedarian staff 3,43 Business Manager 4g Librarian 3g Office Worker 47 Greyhound S-taff 2,3,4g Talent Show Winner 35 Queen's Attendant 4, Camera Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Teen-Age Book Club 2,3, Secretary 3: Class President 3g Student Council 3,4g Secretary 4, Drama Club 4, President4g OfficePractice Corpor- ation 4, Assistant Public Relations Manager. K ,TUDITH COTTS Lebanon Science Fair 1,2,3g St. Louis Science Fair 3g Chorus 1,2,4g Pep Club lg Greyhound Staff l,2,3p Play 3g Attendant to the Queen 3,45 Teen-Age Book Club 3, Treasurer 3, Camera Club 4, Cedarian Staff 4g Office Practice Corporation, Assistant Personnel Manager 4, Office Worker 4, Cheerleader 4, F,H,A, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Q Y , 'il , 'w ,jim it Y , V ' is X Ex tx if 4 r A H rr N.. , , P , J il' ', , if T' fr. it Flirt' ,, ,ut m il' w Tlx ' 'X vu .: ' W NWMW 51 if E321 , , 'EN vt RICHARD NEAL Band lg Chorus 1,2,4g Student Council lg Baseball 1,2,4g Tennis 3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Teen-Age Book Club 2,3g Boys' State 3g Cedarian staff 2,33 Play 3, Greyhound Staff 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2,3,4g Vice, President 45 Queen's Court, Escort 4. ,Alun 'QW .TUDITH TRAME Lebanon Science Fair l,3g St, Louis Science Fair l,2,3g Pep Club lg Teen-AgeBook Club 2,3g Camera Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3g F,H,A,4g Chorus 2,45 Office Worker 4g Play 35 Greyhound Staff 3,4. DONA CAMPE Chorus 1,2,4g Sextette 35 Attendant to theQueen 1 Greyhound Staff lg Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g F,H,A, 4 ANN MUELLER Pep Club lg Lebanon Science Fair lg St. Louis Science Fair lg Chorus 2g Teen-Age Book Club 2,3g Greyhound Staff 2,3,4g Librarian 3g Play 3g Camera Club 4g Drama Club 4g Office Practice Corporation, Comptroller 4g Office Worker 4. ,TERRY MEYER Lebanon Science Fair lg F,F,A, Section Grain Show l,2,3,4g Poultry Judging Team 3,4g Fat Stock Team 35 Berkshire Judging Contest 35 Chapter Farmer 23 Sentinel 3. if ao- EVERETT B01-INENSTIEHL Band 1,2,43 Play 3. BE CKY ENGLE Lebanon Science Fair 1,23 St. Louis Science Fair 23 Talent Show Winner 1,32 Chorus 1,2,43 Camera Club 43 F.H.A, 43 Greyhound Staff 43 Cedarian Staff 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,23 Pep C1ub2Q Drama Club 4. ANN WALKER Pep Club 13 Student Council 1,22 Chorus 1,2,4: Sextette 2,3,43 Attendant to the Queen 2,43 Teen-Age Book Club 33 Play 33 Camera Club 43 Science Fair 2,33 Drama Club 43 Cedarian Staff 43 Class Vice- President 33 Greyhound Staff 1,2,3,4Q Cheerleader 2,3,43 Marshall 3. 5 X Wxx, ,uw JOEL BE RNER Chorus 1,2,43 Band 1,2,33 Play 33 Baseball 3,43 Basketball 4. 'UN'--an 'W t DA VID RAWLINGS Baseball 2,3,45 Football lg Cross country 2,45 Golf 3,45 Queen's escort 45 T,A.C, Board ofDirectors 45 St. Louis Science Fair 1,35 Illinois State Science Fair 1. MARY LOU SHAFFER RICHARD KLEIN F,F,A, Poultry Judging Team, first individual in section5 F,F,A,l, 2, 45 Office Practice Corporation 45 greyhound staff 3. Chorus 1,25 Junior Playg Librarian 45 Pep Club 2 Greyhound 2,35 Office Practice Corporation 3 Teen-Age Book Club 25 Lebanon Science Fair 1 Honorable Mentiong St. Louis Fair 1,3, 3rdplace3 MARY ELIZABETH PUTT Chorus 1,2,4, accompanist 45 sextette accompanist 45 Junior play castg Class Vice-President 15 Class President 25 Student Council 2,3, President 35 Yearbook 35 Greyhound 1,2,3,4, Editor 45 Pep Club 25 Drama Club 45 St. Louis Science Fair 1,2,35 Lebanon Science Fair 1,35 Graduation marshall 3. ALLAN FRERKING Band 1,2,3,45 Lebanon Science Fair 1,35 St. Louis Science Fair 2,3,45 Play 35Basketball2,45 Egyptian Music Camp 35 Queen's Court 4, Master of Ceremo- nies5 Greyhound Staff 1,2,3,45 Boys' State 2. 4 V ' -. T 4 'Mx i . ., is SUSAN LUTZ Science Fair 2,35 Chorus 1,2,45 Pep Club lg Grey- hound Staff 1,2,3,45 Cedarian Staff 2,35 Teen-Age Book Club 3, President 35 Class Secretary 35 Drama Club 4, Secretary 45 Play 35 All-School Queen 45 Cheerleader 3,4. PHYLLIS RUTH Science Fair 15 Pep Club 15 Chorus 15 Teen-Age Book Club 1,25 Camera Club35 Librarian3,45 Office Practice Corporation 4, Public Relations Manager 45 Greyhound Staff 3, EDWARD STREIF F,F,A. lg Lebanon Science Fair 35 Class Vice- President 2, 'in-up DONALD KOENIG Lebanon Science Fair lg F,F,A, 1,2,3,4g GrainTeam 2g Fat Stock2: Poultry Team 3g Land Judging Team 3g Berkshire Judging Team 3g Grain Show 1,2,3,4g Livestock 3, 'M BEVERLY SCHROER Chorus 2g Pep Club 2g Teen-Age Book Club 2,33 Greyhound Staff 2,3,4g Camera Club 3g Office Prac- tice Corporation 4, Personnel Manager 4g Office Worker 4. DORRIS WILCOX Greyhound Staff 45 Chorus 45 F.H.A. 4: RGCFSP-fi0U Chairman 4g Drama Club 45 Program Committee Chairman 4. BETTY FRENCH Chorus 2g Lebanon Science Fair 1gSt.Louis Science Fair lg Play 3g Teen-Age Book Club 2,3g Camera Club 2,3,4g Office Practice Corporation 4, Assistant Comptroller 45 Office Worker 4g Greyhound Staff 2, 3,43 Drama Club 4, Treasurer 4g F,H,A, 4-gC6d8.1'i3.D Staff 3,4, Editor 4g Talent Show Winner 3. ,TUDITH KRUMP Chorus 1,25 F.l-LA, 45 Cedarian Staff 45 Office Worker 45 Greyhound Staff 35 Science Fair 15 Pep Club 1. MARVIN SCHULTE F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 35 Fatstock 25 Corn 35 Berkshire judging 39 Grain Judging 1,35 Livestock 1, 2. 9-9'-is wg EARL HARPSTRITE Greyhound 2,3,45 Lebanon Science Fair lg Queen's Court, Escortg Basketball lg State Farmer 35 Gold Medal Indg Ind. National35 Section grain judging 1,2, 3,45 Poultry 3,45 Dairy35 State Berkshire 3 5 Chapter farmer 25 Ind, Dairy 25 Poultry 45 F,F,A, President 45 Section Dairy Show 1,2,3. JANET WIDICUS Chorus 1,25 Band 1,23 F,H,A, 45 Office Practice Corporation 35 Cedarian Staff 3,43 Greyhound staff 3,45 Office Worker 3,43 Pep Club 1. ROSEMARY FAITZ. Pep Club 15 Lebanon Science Fair 1,35 St. Louis Science Fair 2,35 Teen-Age Book Club 2,35 Camera Club 3,45 F,H,A, 45 Librarian 4. MARY LAVON COMES Chorus 2,45 Greyhound Staff 45 Science Fair 1 Librarian 45 F,H,A, 4, STANLEY NUNN Chorus 1,2,35 Band 2. VONZETTA FIELDING Chorus 15 Play 35 F, H, A, 45 Pep Club lg Lebanon Science Fair 1. ELLE N WILDE R Chorus 3g Play 3g Camera Club 4g F.H.A, 1,4g Drama Club 2g Pep Club lg Vice-President Drama Club 4g Program Committee Chairman F,H,A, 43 ROBERT VANINGER Secretary Houble De 2. Grain judging team 2,3,4g Land judging 3,45 Showed heifers 2,3,4g Showed cow 3g F.F.A, officer, treas- urer 3,4g sentinel 3. JOYCE ANN BROOKS Chorus 2 years, Chorus Festiva1gF,H.A, 4g Science Fair 1: Pep Club 1. ROBERT MEYER F.F.A. 1. ROBERT BE RKEMA NN Grain Judging 2,3,4, Fatstock 2, Land Judging 3,4, Berkshire 3, Pioneer Contest 4, Foundation- -Award for Swine and Farm Electrification. Vice-President 4, Queen's Party Escort 4. DOROTHY VOTRAIN Chorus 2,4, Band 1, Pep Club 1,2, Mater Dei Chorus won at state, Candidate for MayQueen at Mater Dei 2, Camera Club 3,4, Librarian 4. Q. SHA RON MY E RS Chorus 1,2 and Festival, TAB Club 2, Office Prac- tice Corporation 4, Pep Club 1, Drama Club 4 Science Fair 2,3, Librarian 4. PHYLLIS OZME NT Chorus 1,2, TAB Club 2,3, F.H,A. 4, Greyhound 3 Librarian 3, Science Fair 1, Pep Club 1, ssi W . SANDRA MONKEN Chorus 1,2g Junior Playg President of F,H,A, 4g Teen-Age Book Club 2,3g Cedarian Staff 45 Grey- hound Staff 1,2,3,4g Librarian 3,4g St.Louis Science Fair 1,2,3g Lebanon Science Fair 1,3. d 'N IU!- CAROL RUTHE RFORD Chorus 25 Teen-Age Book Club 1,2,3g Office Worker 3,45 Greyhound Staff 1,2,3g Girls' State 3, JOHN KING Chorus lg Bancl 1,2,3,4g Camera Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent 2, Vice-President 3,45 Queen's Court4, Music Directorg Teen-Age Book Club 1,2g Lebanon Science Fair 1,3g St. Louis Science Fair 1,2,3,4g Greyhound Staff 2,3,4. WILLIAM ROYSTON Baseball 3,4, Chu flidmq Thirteen of the forty-six students of the Class of 1960 have been classmates since kindergarten days. These thirteen are: Joel Berner, Joyce Brooks, Becky Engle, Betty French, Judy Krump, Dona Campe, John King, Sandra Monken, Richard Neal, Richard Ogden, Carol Rutherford, Judy Cotts, and Janet Widicus. In September of 1947 thirty-eight of us entered kindergarten. Mrs. Lillian Mendenhall taught us in two shifts--morning and afternoon. With Mrs. Leona Beck as our first grade teacher we gained eighteen pupils including Margaret Nunn and Jo Ann Johnson who stayed with us until the end of our Junior year. Our gains and losses this year jiggled themselves so that we numbered thirty-two. While the years were rushing by we were already in the second grade with Mrs. Florence Ditter- line and Miss Marjorie Dawes as teachers. Some joined us and some left for various reasons, but none of those who joined us this year remained to graduate with us. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sharon Wertz, CarlaBracy, ,To Ann Dillinger, Jerry Forman, David Betten, Joel Berner, .John Litteton, David Lonsih, Adrena Mohu, Earl I-lock, and Margaret Nunn. SECOND ROW: Becky Engle, Janet Widicus, Terry Burk, .Jack Sietz, .John Feltrop, Judy Cotts, Dixie Porter, Judy Krump, Ann Mueller, Betty F rench, Mrs. Mendenhall. THIRD ROW: Dick Ogden, Carol Rutherford, Sandy Monken, Ann Hohrein, Dona Campe, John King, Richard Neal, and Violet Giger. Because of our large class, fifty-two to be exact, we were again divided into two classes. Mrs. Beatrice Jones and Mrs. Dorothy Winterrowd piloted us through the third grade. Because of the opening of St. Joseph's Parochial School, six of our number failed to appear with us in the fourth grade. But others were onhand to make our number swellg among these were Phyllis Ozment who completed grade and high school with us. With a gain of four and a loss of several we presented ourselves to Mrs. ,To Ann Simpson and Mrs. Margaret See in the fifth grade. Not one of the pupils who joined us at this point graduated with us. In the sixth grade Vonzetta Fielding joined us as we joined Mrs. Virginnia Holten. As we entered the seventh grade we came face to face with our first male teacher, Mr. Lester Haury. Of the several who joined us only Ann Walker remained with us to the bitter end, When we graduated from the eighth grade there were twenty-nine of us, quite a drop from the thirty- eight who began kindergarten together. We have Mr. Rayburn Fox to thank for guiding us through the eighth grade and preparing us for high school. In the fall of 1956 fifty-four students entered as freshmen. Our gains were Robert Berkemaun, Claude and Gerome Berry, Forchia Cambell, Tom Clark, Lavon Combs, Rosemary F aitz, Allan F rerking, Earl Harpstrite, Earl l-lock, Richard Klein, Donald Koenig, Ronald Kombrink, Susan Lutz, Jerry Meyer, Robert Meyer, Sharon Myers, Phyllis Ruth, Beverly Schroer, Marvin Schulte. In the fall of 1956 fifty-four students entered Lebanon Community High School as freshmen. Dona Campe became freshman attendant to the queen. Dick Ogden, Rich Neal, Earl Harpstrite, Earl Hock, and William Royston played Junior Varsity basketball for Coach Irvil Rogers. During our Sophomore year Becky and Terry won the trophy for their pantomime in the Student Council Talent Show. Ann Walker was chosen sophomore attendant to the queen. Time was passing quickly, and soon we were Juniors. Dick Ogden, Rich Neal, and Earl Hock played varsity basketball. Judy Cotts was theJunior attendant at the Queen's Party. Ann Hohrein, Betty French, and Becky Engle won first place in the Student Council Talent Show. We presented a play, Keep It Under Your Hat, and we prepared for the prom. The summer vacationpassed quickly for most of us, and the big day was finally here. We were Seniors! Everyone started making plans to decorate the freshmen. We were mean during the day, but we made up for it that night with a party in their honor. Betty French was chosen editor of the Cedarian, and Mary Putt became editor of the Greyhound, Susan was crowned the all-school queen. We gave a Christmas party and a play. Rich Neal, Dick Ogden, Allan Frerking, andJoel Berner were our representatives on the Greyhounds, Our last year has beenagreat one, and we hope everyone enjoys their school days as much as we have. Teachers in high school besides Coach Rogers include Mr. Klube, Mr. Merideth, Mr. Adolphson, Mr, Daigh, Mr. Dake, Mr. Beggs, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs. Clayton, Mrs. Lientz, Mrs. Swigert, Mrs. Gutekunst, Mrs. Heck, Mr. Schanz, Mr. Stroud, Mr. Rigdon, Mrs. Neal, and Mr. Wright. We, the Senior Class of 1960, being of sound mind and in full possession of our faculties, do feel necessitated to leave to posterity our many gifts, abilities, and ac- complishments, I, Robert Berkemann, will my grades in agriculture to Carl Loyet. I, Joel Berner, will my ability to make people laugh to Roger Kadell. I, Everett Bohenstiehl, will my excellent hair-do to Ralph Ochs. I, Joyce Brooks, will my unsurpassed skill at shorthand to J erilyn Thomas. I, Terry Burk, will my excess dance steps to Jim Neil and Diane Poole. Have Fun! I, Dorfa Campe, leave my cheerleading skirt to Ginger Ogden. I, Lavon Combs, will my love of peanuts to anyone who is hungry. HI, Jim Cope, will my short, short P,E, shorts to Ralph Ochs. I, Judy Cotts, will my hoody personality to Barry Richards and Dave Bristow. I, Becky Engle, will my ability to dance, and my quiet ways to Dave Bristow. I, Rosemary Faitz, leave my driving ability to Darlene Faitz. I, Vonzetta Fielding, will my old library passes to my sister, Veronica, I, Betty French, will my driving ability to Jane Bunge. I, Allan Frerking, leave my modest ways to Ginger Ogden. I, Earl Harpstrite, leave my ability to judge beef cattle to L, J , Harms. I, Ann Hohrein, will my mischievous personality and ability to dance to Dean Faitz. I, John King, will my ability to understand electronics to Francis Richardson, I, Richard Klein, will my Hollywood mufflers to Gary Haas. I, Donald Koening, will my ability to judge beef cattle to Lewis Dunning. l, Judith Krump, will ten pounds of my excess weight to Joyce Meyer. Good luck! I, Susan Lutz, will my reign as all-school queen to the most deserving junior girl, I, Jerry Meyer, will my ability with the girls to Ralph Ochs. I, Robert Meyer, will my extraordinary mechanical ability to Gary I-laas. I, Sandra Monken, will my vollyball team Q0-105 to J erilyn Thomas. Better luck! I, Ann Mueller, will my nickname, Pudge to anyone with a sense of humor. I, Sharon Myers, will my nickname, Tela to Marvadell Zeeb. I, Richard Neal, will my dirty gym shoes to Paul Dombroski. I, Stanley Nunn, will my ability to clean test tubes to Doris Edwards. I, Dick Ogden, have nothing thatl want to get rid of, so I will keep it all. I, Phyllis Ozment, will my ability to shoot baskets in P, E. to Katherine Moore. I, Mary Putt, will my nose for news, and good luck to the next editor of the Greyhound, 1, Dave Rawlings, will my many abilities to Jack Pfeffer and Bob Cope. I, William Royston, will my ability to talk myself out of situation to Kenny Willis. I, Carol Rutherford, will my cluttered locker to Marvadell Zeeb. I, Phyllis Ruth, leave my excess energy to Barry Richards. I, Beverly Schroer, will my freckles to those who are unfortunate not to have any. I, Marvin Schulte, will my ability to annoy librarians to Alfred Hartig. I, Mary Lou Schaffer, will my bookkeeping classes to my sister. I, Ed Streif, will my ability to stay awake in class to Barry, Droopy Richards. I, Judy Trame, will my seat in American History to Anna Mae Fohne. I, Bob Vaninger, will my height to Jim F rierdich. I, Dorothy Votrain, will my tiny feet to Diane Marriot, I, Ann Walker, will my raggy cheerleading pom-poms to whomever can recondition them, I, Janet Widicus, leave my gum wrappers to Gail Monken. I, Dorris Wilcox, will my place at the end of the lunch line to my brother, Rocky. I, Ellen Wilder, leave all my hair curlers and bobby pins to Dave Bristow. Signed and sealed this twenty-seventh day of May, nineteen hundred and sixty. Terry Burk, Notary Public Witnesses, Jim Cope Judy Cotts Ann Hohrein Dick Ogden Baby Swa fl ,. W X, ,E ,V 1. ,s , 1 , wr, , Judith Krump Sharon Meyers and JHHCI Widicus Jgyce Gross K V, Qi . if . 5 si f mfr. ,ii ' is ik JK' .f 1 - re.. offs wJfLv'S, Z-if' Susan Lutz Carol Rutherford .ri 'V , rffflfri A .V .L-4, 5 W aliens fff' VgQw,,gf as ,.., u Q . 1, 3 17 , '.- Lg , Q , L ,., V , 3 gl ,. f , 'Q 1:-' Bob Va ninger Earl Harpstrite Becky Engle Jim CODE Rosemary Faitz Betty French Donald Koening Q. W L 343' 1 ' A 2 'UQ A . NIE, Y x Jerry Meyer Terry Burk s , N--QQ... , 'Lv--.... 'i'tug,-Q 'v-n.,., 1, 22 --... i it ki-., Sandy Monken Ann Hohrein Dona Campe lv 1- r Ann Mueller 7614 jvftdfdalf ROBERT BERKEMANN is unanimously chosen by silent vote, Mr. Chatter Box, USA, JOE BERNER, Lebanon's famed butcher, is the first and only butcher in the world to sell Fingertips by the Halfpound. EVERETT BOHNENSTIEHL has become the second Atlas of the World. JOYCE BROOKS has made her first hit song, Cry, Baby, Cry. TERRY BURK is now starring on his own famous TV program, The Terry Burk Dancing Party, DONA CAMPE has been named for the fifth consecutive year The Wor1d's Fastest Swimmerf' LA VON COMBS is traveling abroad as a representative from the American Comb Company. JIM COPE is no longer toting bags but is now managing a Kroger Supermarket. BECKY ENGLE has established a dancing school in New York City. Her motto: Swing and Sway the Engle Way, ROSEMARY FAITZ is the filing clerk for the Bureau of Missing Persons. VONZETTA FIELDING has become another Laverne Baker, BETTY FRENCH, after having majored in French in college, has just opened her new class with the theme, Learn French directly from French. ALLAN FRERKING is now playing a famed clarinetist in the New York Philharmonic. EARL HARPSTRITE is the millionaire owner of an airplane corporation: his motto: Fly right with Harpstrite. ANN HOHREIN has received an academy award for her brilliant performance in TheDiary of Ann Hohrein. JOHN KING has been expelled from college for blowing up a new science building with his new chemical compound, Zero X. RICHARD KLEIN is the first person to win the Indianapolis 500 in his new wheelless airo-car. DONALD KOENIG has invented a robot to do one day's work in twenty minutes. J UDITH KRUMP has had another child, the first girl after nineteen boys. SUSAN LUTZ. is training her pure bred Morgan horses on her ranch in Texas. JERRY MEYER, once jester of Prince Rainier, is now known internationally as J ay Bo of Morocco. ROBERT MEYER has finally invented a car that will not need the services of a filling station. SANDRA MONKEN, the National Rolling Pin Champion, can hit her husband at one hundred feet. ANN MUELLER has won a Nobel prize for her most recent book, Moods of Mueller, SHARON MYERS is seen at 7:15 every Thursday night advertising RDX reducing pills. RICHARD NEAL has been presented the Rookie-of-the-Year award for his outstanding performance with the St. Louis Hawks. STANLEY NUNN is the first person to land on the moon--if Nunn can do it, so can you. DICK OGDEN, mathematical genius, is traveling through Russia as a US Secret Agent. MARY PUTT is almost to the peak of her career, trying hard to reach the top. Putt! Putt! DAVE RAWLINGS has proved that he is The Fastest Man Alive in a current Olympic cross-country race. WILLIAM ROYSTON has just returned to Earth after his two-year visit to each planet. CAROL RUTHERFORD is the manager of her new laundry shop, Carol Cleans Clothes. PHYLLIS RUTH is the first lady on the St. Louis Hawks' basketball team. BEVERLY SCHROER, a healthy old lady, has finally seen her one hundred and twentieth great grandchild. MARVIN SCHULTE is the head research scientist conducting experiments on the growth of green cheese, the major agricultural product on the moon. MARY LOU SHAFFER is teaching fifty first graders how to sing Mary had a Little Lamb. EDWARD STREIF is president of the National Safe Driving Foundation. JUDY TRAME has developed a miracle drug, Grow Fast, the answer to short girls' dreams. ROBERT VANINGER is proudly displaying his first big game--a stuffed alligator. DOROTHY VOTRAIN, a sky-rocketing politician, gives campaign speeches, Vote for Votrain. ANN WALKER is now tramping through the jungles of darkest Africa on her way back to the mission to teach the savage tribes. DORRIS WILCOX has gained international recognition for her painting, Leaping Deer. ELLEN WILDER, America's famous dress designer of 1969, has won the title, Best Dressed Woman of the Year. JUDY COTTS is a secretary much in demand by many manufacturing companies. PHYLLIS OZMENT is making her first television debut in her version of The Wizard of Oz. JANET WIDICUS is teaching her three teen-age daughters, How to catch a man. min H- ljf 9 Ga' 'lv Vim gf' .499 I feb, 1 , 5524: 4 W3 0190 ,fm .,.-fA..M- www yawn-ww'-wmv .x W.-mi-K. M, 1,,,fv.. .,,w1xQw5m,f:f X53 i, ki. .,,..,,.WmA. ., WM-w+'f+ fi ,EE ,535 asp. fx wi- ' ,gf 4:31 , MZFSEQ, ' , 55 ,Fifi 4, 4' My J 3 W dev. Q mn , Q . . .. ig, ,gi -we .'--V,V, 53.5 , iw W ? M, O lull I 0 my avg ef 0,145 I Q , 'll Q 4 -J' ll lf? QOQEJ 1155 a'f5x:'3' .gym 000,403 ms 5 'Q' ff' 0 4 . gw 4 o f 0 QQP1'2'5l4l' -e 0f'f, Q mf www rv s 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President, Jack Pfeffer, Student Council, Jerilyn Thomas, Bob Copeg Secretary-Treasurer, Anna Mae Fohneg President, Sharon Johnson. .aw by V no . ' ws Q. mv' ,ban 6 C I wa 3 T15 , Terry Bohnenstiehl David Bristow Jane Bunge Bob Cope , ' QB ' 'rx i V' F B111 Corbin Darlene Faitz Anna Mae Fohne Gary H335 . Q il 4 A 51 ',. I' 5 1 4 Harvey Harpstrite Charlyn Kerberg -pm, 'Ui- ig.-.-ff K ra Sharon Johnson K 'Y ft . , is 'CMT' jx ' as Sylvester Korte x,,! Mary Mason Donna McKinley 'ir' X GT -'gr If-s. '- f' JOY- T 9:1 Qii zq 3 1 53' of Wendell Johnson ,. 'VW S . if-'f ,lrsi in Floyd Manager 1 .lf A A A ' . if me rf it - 1 Gail Monken l Nu.,-A x M nm sf- x ix T 5 ,, fa. 1 1 , J x r ff' 1 X 4 X M X Roger Kadell frm i Ki y H'-N! i Diane Marriot 1 Nw-., 1 W a. ,gh I, si, 'isa ,Q kwa if is Jim Neil ,f Q We SYN - fin y 'V sw k: l:. ', fy if Jack Pfeffer Diane Poole Billy Reibold BHUY RiCha1'dS X.. Mary Richardson Nancy Saathoff fl 9,2 -Zi . 'j3.4., Edna Shegog Margaret Stevenson - 'V Q A , X 5- 5 ,J I 5 Q Marjorie Vaninger Kenneth Willis Barbara Sa ylgf Richard Schaefer Elizabeth Streif Jeri1YU Th0II13S K-A Marvadell Zeeb S0fA00t0fl.64 ine Charlene Antweiler -nf-.. Larry Burk SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: Ginger Ogden, Vice-'Presi- dentg Webb Garrison, Presidentg Joyce Nies, Student Councilg Donald Wilcox, Student Councilg Ann Ruth, Secretary-Treasurer. RU Connie Baer ifflf- W' 'ew ':,:: ' 'Refs 1,E. i Ronald Burns 'UN 4 fa, kk f Danny Boner Ronald Brooks in-Q. Donna Catron Judy Christ 'UT J,-F Kim Collver Nancy Evans , D qv., so fi' xr- A ?'h 1 5 1 Richard Foote Q A -'fs Webb Garrison It-15 David Dawson fy J M 3 r ?3ZQ??5+g riii ' - ,,:wP ' :1 X - i 2 jS'0w,Nw'f,,..U,,,.,f , ' jjj 2 Dean Faitz QQf5'T nwf5o'ga M i v VI IAV Bob Frerking Patricia Gehri X A 'V W ' 4' 5 'ivy 5 y . .Ni A 5 We La r su M, x CX, f Y L XXX if X w + f Lewis Dunning 'la MK Veronica Fielding Mary Frueke 5-f 'UW Linda Epping X X X 'Z 'v Bra yton Filbey v-8-f Janet Gallowa y r ii' K J Sharon Graham Bonnie Gross Q pg? 19 , N- .fam M g Q I fa A ' ', Un y M 9 Q, Nancy Hardin . .,.,, ! '!-5 Susan Jordan K .. ' ffl! -Q2 2 is , , '?F af-qfxa ,rs yy x rxr or X . fx 1,53 Katherine Me yer I a net Norris 'X i u 'zz- Q L. J. Harms lr 'QF Mary Hohrein F ffm'-5, 51 3, me-H--M H57 A 5 ,. A E 1 Q v ' fx if Q33 iz? ,L -ik L!a xL:ii3 -at j W saw?-i-w v Jigga gy 1 !Lg.ui1a8g, '1',nft ,ifffwr-ar ?X'ikll,'i-YQ? sfixsewmksi. Lggzimmtiig-'i5f3'UFi HHH- '?p.'i,4isifi1f-H-114 i figs Qfglsiggnfffilirs mr 1 5!',,,,,.guS!U1fse21:rg-in Thomas Milligan if , f li Virginia Ogden '44 1! '9 Rita Harms -an Donald Krump f,.i , Q . M srrss M r ts ' irrr .V 1 Xi' 'la x Martha Monroe M 'ff -::,: W 55 55 7 xi gf , Donald Price 'SIT' Edward Hock Q, K t. ' glee flvs 0 S -Q-' rg .- Ben McAllister Joyce Nies ,rf D! 'Ni Y' Fl ' Bonnie Ra bel uv 'Z' 1 1 Carol Rakers S--..,,, Gail Ruth 'tar 'v Yr X w , .r Y r' , V,-re' .-T' .K fi rs. Jig 'Kb r. -X 2, X . . ., Y James Terhune 'Q- Pw-, V je . ,H ,H A af Barbara Votrain Q 'Um 4 ! x 1 W' Q :'v ,S Y ff Francis Richardson Tom Ruddick in In J W ,ssl , ,.5 .w r H - A593 5 Q E ef rr in i ' I Tifaf lj hh 'gil , Weir y 1 7.:1: u-mg! Rona ld Schmahl ':. 'fb' 3 1 x s.- il . ,'11 ix Ronald Trame Donald Wilcox Bob Seitz Q90 1:7 Donna Tucker l Anna Ruth Mike Taylor .N -ij: ., .. v. 'ie If, , .ec . . b Eg, -'Q' v Q '- ' JH vera Y fqfr.. -.xgmwfx V - Q few' , I au ra: ': Floyd Turner ffwlurwa LEFT TO RIGHT: Student Council, Barbara Newquist, Jim Smithg Vice- President, Dennis Ryang President, Brian Pooleg Secretary-Treasurer, Rene Sonnenberg fABSENTJ. r i r renrr r - 1 A iw lv' V3 'i -ew , ' uw , Y rrr ff 5 T 1 .,,: . E L Sharon Aldrich Donna Andrews Dale Baer Jonathan Bonds - r i c,r r no N Flnii i ' H :ii Y 5. , L rrr r iw , eerr ri 2 , r rerr rf- fc 'W' ww err 5 Q- rk?L A r R Q .K ,I 1 , if Michael Bonds Roger Britsch Carolyn Brown Beth Brunjes r .sm H Jr v s .Q s H 7! 1' 1 ..--.., J 51 rj i g-ffilffg. K x mug- , tm X, ... - X :....:T.'.'C 5s. Stella Butler Stephanie Clemons Paul Dombroski 'HGV .1 is Robert Carpenter 'K '-me ' x X W ivan x ,I K 1 X12 f . xx is ' Q. Q SU 3 . Leroy Dawson ' 1 '-J' , ,MMM . 9 ,,f1l1'5 ,, mf aaron' yt. A.r,, Wm Q . kgyfggfvis .4 1 32 qt . - f 5 83, - .M Xa , W., 'Q'f?'i4r'-Gfhir u fm ' D if iff Y . wwf? . ni' J W Y F , Y w ,gr -. . Ms- Q .1554 L iff, if Va. 'lfiazrfm fist, i,Qkiy yy y or 14 an--ar' Carol Clark Nancy Dawson Q 41. M Bruce Church 4. ' 'C' fb I Karen Dillinger ,pau-an at ,X YL 5 , Doris Edwards Mary Lou Evans Earlene Faitz strrf as s gs 'Q ik at .. , ' ' 5 Y 5 D 'ov S Jane Faitz Jack Faust Linda Filbey James Frierdmh ,, 6- A f' r j5',, . 'iz ix-X4 U L N 7 c L fx M I I' an -A Wm: Beverly Gartside all IVV' .999 'ff'-f fi eyar Ardell Hanson X .www 'V' i -sz is J- XX K KQZI, A. .iw ,X as liao all 5 M , SQ AK., as - f K- l iwwl .3 F' 2 ' 'fr m,,. , 'Q' Wag, Q if 'ig-3, , ' qi Q K4 ' Q glial ig' ', , . N385 gg Robert Hodson ,fffkg iran I 57 s.......1,,' ,Af x ,..Q:- A:,, ,. William Maugans . 4233155 A La. f i A ' , Q. ' ak 'ggi YQ!-FA ' 1 ,, , sl 0 we irllfff 1 , QL ,. A ,au t f '- ae, - Barbara Graham 4 ! gf 57 454 -. 44? ,if Mira, 1 if ,r Er LI, ,Ei 'x E el, z rr Alfred Hartig .Six -wx .ww K Xi- , Denise Lepert di? 'lem-7, had Joyce Meyer ,ns r R 1.5 Qin -- 1 .V I Lx 5 4' lk. as 5, R .y , Susan Harvey 2'5 3, , 'C 2 -v' Carl Loyet 3 Y .ar Wm '-9 li M Q: X V e 31. l s il, N. Catherine Moore , rroyrrr M X E Diana llann L 'Iran ,. 2 ,irr IU? 19,6 WC s x Ted Mauck o- ' ff 'LX K Rm SF' ' aria-ax, . 33 5 X I ' rv +A 1 'Q Q ' .' -fi iilliivx g ' .,,.:frffi?.w- alma Daniel Moore Margaret Murphy Sharon Myers an f K it Q r A f -e ss xg 2 'Q rr s my g r f SE r S Qmasur Barbara Newquist James Nichols Ralph Ochs Willie Osby A is 'U' 'Sy' ' was S ,r'X5 nk! S J E, Sandra Peters Brian Poole Donna Porter Gary Reimann edlwsdlli QR,-,hw .,,,.....w-.J W ' James Roberts Susan Romanick Barbara Ruediger Susan Russell 'N wa L 'mr' 'S 5 Vk-- Q ' . 'A Z .. i J in r za 1. ,nes - fi! S to Dennis Ryan Adolph Session Lee Siegfried Sharon Shaffer Kathy Sherman Gloria Spealman X1 J 'N :sa V'l co :J cn 'J' co P1 E as :J , ,J I H' if f I Y I My if x 5' 3 Lawrence Spealman -MH 3 as r...,.,WW W 'il ke X 'K ,S , et. .1 ,L ,L S I-Lv'-9: 2 V: twin . mlfi? m hr' James Smith Rene Sonnenberg Fred Stmson Andrea Truck Ann True Donald Watt Diane Tharp ' 13 V f mx Dwight Willis 'T Ann Hadley had not enrolled when ,, Gary Weik these pictures were taken. H09 N, u I 1, fl sg? rv? Get him Jim! ' in Where are those seniors? Gooooo Gooooo' X I 4 . , Q in Hi Mom! QF -'fi 4' .- Hi Dad! Hi Everybody! ,4aamuw 4' i757-i760 Studmt Coma! 'Nu- STUDENT COUNCIL--Left to Right: SharonJohnson, Joyce Nies, Donald Wilcox, Dick Ogden, Mr. Adolphson advisor, Ann Hohrein, secretary-treasurer, Terry Burk, Bob Cope, presidentg Webb Garrison, Barbara Newquist, ,T im Smith, Brian Poole, and Jerilyn Thomas.Mrs. Neal and Mr. Wright, advisors, NOT SHOWN I' If Q . ..-.g+...,...,M, Q navy' 'V .M The members of the Student Council are i T l 1 chosen by the various classes. They represent each class in making all the decisions pertain- ing to the school as a whole, Early in November the Student Council sponsored theAll-School Queen's Party which was held in the new gymnasium. The organization also sponsored The World Clothing Week in December. The water fountain purchased by last year's Student Council is shown at the left. GM LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President, John Kingg President, Tom Milligang Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Hohrein. Mr. Merideth, Faculty Advisor. mmm CM LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Susan Lutzg Treasurer, Betty Frenchg Program Chairman, Robyn Wilcox Vice-President, Ellen Wiiderg President, Ann Holrrein. Cedafum Betty French, Editor-in-Chief Ann Hohrein, Business Manager .ws J J . y g J 4 K ff 4 , sr - Q X -f 1 V- :ily Q, 5 :reign J' ,M 9 xx Jil , x f ' A r , gr 3 r rg 5 ,, Q s TOP ROW Marjorie Vaninger - Feature Editor Sandy Monken - Class Editor Judy Cotts - Sports Editor Becky Engle - Head Solicitor For Ads Joyce Nies, Activities r I s is X .. by Y SECOND ROW Terry Burk - Photography Editor Jim Cope - Advertising Manager Janet Widicus - Circulation Manager Ann Walker - Head Solicitor ' For Books 1. ak, 5. MARY PUTT, Editor -in-Chief Assistant Editor. . . Page Two Editor . Page Three Editor. . Page Four Editors . . Business Manager . . Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Gai1Monken . . . . . . Ann Mueller . . . . . . Mary Mason . Dick Ogden, Richard Neal . ........ John King . . . Allan Frerking . . . JerilynThomas 5031656 dom Bw! The chorus and band presented their annual Christmas concert on December 13. Among their many accomplishments, were theirparticipation in the County Music Festival and the Spring Concert. Both are annual events. 39 H. A. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robyn Wilcox, Recreation Chairmang Marjorie Vaninger, Parliamentariang Joyce Nies, Public Relationsg Ellen Wilder, Program Chairmang Gail Monken, Vice-Presidentg J erilyn Thomas, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Sandra Monken, President, Mrs. Kruh, Advisor. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls and boys studying homemaking in all high schools. The goal of the club is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The program of work is based on personal, family, and community needs. The Future I-Iomemakers of America was organized this year under the supervision of Mrs. Kruh. The club gave a bake sale and a sock hop this past year. 7. 354. During the past year theLebar1onF.F,A, boys have been very active. Earl Harpstrite attended the state convention where he received his state farmer degree. Lebanon placed first in land, grain, and poultry judging and had the first individual in each contest. Earl Harpstrite, Sylvester Korte, and Robert Henss were the members of the first in the state dairy judging contest. The team participated in the national contest and received a bronze medal. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Daigh, the instructor, the F,F,A, boys are a valuable asset to L,C.H,S. The officers of the F,F.A, are as follows: President, Earl Harpstriteg Vice-President, Robert Berkemanng Secretary, Donald Koeningg Treasurer, Robert Vaningerg Reporter, Sylvestor Korteg Sentinel, Harvey Harpstrite. i 4 f w Uafwmf familial! ws. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Brayton Filbey, Jack Pfeffer, Wendell Johnson, Coach Klube, Allan Frerking, Donald Price. BOTTOM ROW: Kenny Willis, Sy Korte, Joel Berner, Dick Ogden, Richard Neal. Beat O'Fallon! I gap? Kenny is , ' if fl' I k if 1 Q Z' .,.,,,,,,, . 012 ack Wendell 1 M. ,Q , ww , , Don Allan Bra yton Syl Joel 4.0 5,5 si? H. ,-f-l ,R L Wil? . O TOP ROW, Left to Right: Larry Mueller, Jim Frierdich, Coach Klube, Francis Richardson, Brayton Filbey. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Nichols, Brian Poole, Willie Osby, Alfred Hartig, Sy Korte. Lebanon VS. O'Fa llon K R - - ' 1 , ',:?g3'i:k,y2W,u,f5' Susan Ann Gail Dona Judy Jane Barbara Ginger Karen Uafwdq Cla! LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Ogden, Rich Neal, Wendell Johnson, Coach Klube, Joel Berner, Sy Korte, and Kenny Willis. their The Varsity Club is an organization of boys who have received a letter award for participation in either baseball or basketball at L.C,H,S, Membership this year was six. Officers were as follows: Dick Ogden, President: Richard Neal, Vice-Presidentg and Sy Korte, Secretary-Treasurer. The boys sold cokes at the home basketball games this year. A special event for the club was their attendance at a St. Louis Hawks basketball game. INDIVIDU AL STATISTICS REGULARS H. A. B AVG Wendell Johnson E Z2- . 430 Dick Ogden 16 43 . 370 Sylvester Korte 10 37 . 270 Joel Berner 9 40 . 225 Richard Neal 9 40 . 225 Kenny Willis 9 45 . 200 Jim Terhune 4 24 . 168 Dave Rawlings 6 38 . 158 Bob Cope 6 36 . 168 SUBSTITUTES Floyd Manager 4 10 . 400 William Royston O 5 ---- Brian Poole 0 2 Bill Maugans 0 1 Gary Weik O 1 ---- PITCHING RECORDS will LOST LOST Wendell Johnson Richard Neal 2 2 4 6 SEASON'S RECORD WON---6 LOST'---8 27mm , LEFT TO RIGHT: Harrison Church, Bob Cope, Rich Neal, and L Potts. For the first time in many years, LCHS had a tennis team. Although the group started a little late, they had a successful season. Locust Hills Country Club sawmuch of our newly-organized golf team this year. The boys competed in a number of matches, and all in all, had a good season. Lee Reid won the district meet and then participated in the state meet in Chicago. T HEY WE THEY WE Alton 7 1X2 1f2 Collinsville 2 1X2 5 1X2 Collinsville 3 1X2 4 1X2 Edwardsville '7 1 Edwardsville 6 2 Belleville 4 4 i .A LEFT TO RIGHT: Rocky Wilcox, Dave Rawlings, and Jack Pfeffer. Lee Reid, the absent member of the team, participated in the state finals. arry H494 'LW OJ i757 mica-Smm Towns The Lebanon Community High School was transformed into an oriental splendor for the junior-senior prom on May 2. The theme, Pink Pagoda, was effectively carried out. The entrance was decorated with panels covered with butterflies and Japanese writing. In the center of the refreshment table was abeautiful floral arrangement of shaggy chrysanthemums and green foliage accented with twigs of cherry blossoms. The walls and ceiling to the ballroom were coveredwith complimentary shades of pink crepe paper. In the south end of the gym was the center of attraction- -a pink pagoda trimmed in gold and black. Colorful lanterns were hung in the doorway. An arched bridge led from the pagoda to a Shinto shrine filled with purple iris. White trees with pink cherry blossoms completed the effect of the miniature oriental garden. The orchestra pit was decorated in black and gold. Juniors, seniors, and their guests danced to the music of the ,T ack Voland Trio. Four white columns were enhanced by pink flowering twigs. White panels on the west wall again accented the flowering twigs. WT .1 4 Gold disks featuring black Japanese characters highlighted the north wall. h An oriental floral arrangement was the centerpiece on each table. Miniature umbrellas and programs with Japanese writing completed the table decoration. Colorful Japanese lanterns carried out the oriental atmosphere. The refreshments, cake and pink punch, were served by eight freshmen wearing costumes from the Far East. Ann Hohrein, Junior class president, gave the welcoming speech while Carolyn Koehler, Senior class president, made the response. The prophecy of the class of '59 was read by Aung Carolyn read the will A Princess of the Orient was chosen from the names of the senior girls A bracelet was presented to the Princess, Gloria Harms. During intermissions the theme was continued by playing records from the movie Sayonara, - Na.. f 4 I i , 1 W .QMZILIJ 7wLtq Song-in-my-Heart was the theme of the Fifth Annual All-School Queen's Party, which was held on November 7 in the new gym. Freshman attendant to the queen was Earlene Faitz, Her escort was Earl Harpstrite. The attendant from the Sophomore Class was Virginia Ogden escorted by Jim Cope. Representing the Junior Class was Jane Bunge, escorted by Robert Berkemann. Maids of Honor were Ann Hohrein, escorted by Terry Burkg and Ann Walter, escorted by Richard Neal, Special Maid of Honor was Judy Cotts. Dick Ogden escorted J udy, The crowning of Susan Lutz as A ll-SchoolQueen by Kay Monken Gaut, the retiring queen, was the highlight of the evening. Allan Frerking served as emcee, and John King as music director. Music was furnished by the Jack Voland trio. The Student Council sponored the party. 14 ll- Scion! Queen Susan Lutz gf 'Qllftf 2? Judy v I M DII D . Q SW' ff 1 Ann Aww N , , - MQW X 1 Gmger S Jane lf' . ,I , W3 Earlene JL!0lt0fL'd, Ecu, flwmda MUSIC awards BAND awards were presented to Harrison Church, Gloria Harms, Sarah Daigh, Bill Pfeffer, Denny Symer, Allan Frerking, John King, Joel Berner, Darlene Faitz, and Francis Richardson: Allan Frerking was selected to attend the Egyptian Music Camp at DuQuoin, AMERICAN LEGION awards: Sylvia Korte and Robert Henss, first: Peggy Putt and Norman Dombroski, second. SPORTS awards: Letters in Basketball: Denny Symer, Norman Dombroski, Rich Neal, Dick Ogden, Kenny Willis, Dave Bristow, Earl Hock, and Ben McAllister: Baseball: Denny Symer, Norman Dombroski, Joel Berner, Dick Ogden, Ken Willis, Syl Korte, William Royston, Ben McAllister, and Wendell J ohnson: GOLF: Lee Reid received a letter in golf: ATHLETE OF THE YEAR awards: Kenny Willis and Denny Symer. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION award: Sylvia Korte BOYS' STATE awards: Dick Ogden and Richard Neal GIRLS' STATE award: Carol Rutherford CITIZENSHIP awards: Peggy Putt and Norman Dombroski ATTENDANCE awards: Harrison Church, Sarah Daigh, Brad Knepper, Joyce Kombrink, Sharon Richards, John Wolf, AnnHohrein, Mary Putt, Dorothy Votrain, Jane Bunge, Carol Feldman, Harvey Harpstrite, Diane Poole, Dan Boner, Margorie Vaninger, Larry Burk, Bob Frerking, L, J, Harms, Donald Krump, Martha Monroe, and Ann Ruth. EDITOR-IN-Cl-IIEF awards: Cedarian--Sarah Daigh: Betty French was recognized as 1959-60 yearbook editor: Greyhound--Peggy Putt: Mary Putt was recognized as 1959-60 newspaper editor. CHEERLEADER medals and Certificates: Dona Campe, Sarah Daigh, Ann Walker, Susan Lutz, and Kay Monken, LIBRARIAN awards: Ann Mueller, Ann Hohrein, Sharon Richards, Janet Widicus, Phyllis Ozment, Phyllis Ruth, Sandra Monken, Gloria Harms, and Joyce Kombrink. HONOR ROLL: SENIORS: Harrison Church, Sarah Daigh, Norm Dombroski, Gloria Harms, Robert Henss, Carolyn Koehler, Kay Monken, Joyce Kombrink, Sylvia Korte, Janet Missey, Sandra Mauck, Peggy Putt, Marva Shegog, and Denny Symer. J UNIORS: Robert Berkemann, Betty French, Allan Frerking, Earl Harpstrite, Ann Hohrein, Susan Lutz, Mary Putt, Dave Rawlings, Lee Reid, Phyllis Ruth, Beverly Schroer, and Ann Walker. SOPHOMORE S: Diane Baum, Terry Bohnenstiehl, Sharron Carriere, Bob Cope, Bill Corbin, Darlene Faitz, Anna Fohne, Harvey Harpstrite, Mary Kestly, Sharon Johnson, Sylvester Korte, Diane Marriott, Mary Mason, Donna McKinley, Gail Monken, Nancy Saathoff, Edna Shegog, Barbara Sayler, Jeri Thomsa, Marjorie Vaninger, and Diane Poole, FRESHMEN: Connie Baer, Peter Carriere, Judy Christ, Janet Galloway, Webb Garrison, Sharon Graham, Rita Harms, Nancy Hardin, Thomas Milligan, Joyce Nies, Martha Monroe, Janet Norris, Ginger Ogden, Carol Rakers, Ronald Trame, Michael Taylor, and Donald Wilcox. SCIENCE FAIR AWARDS, Bausch and Lomb, Harrison Church. First Place in Greater St. Louis Science Fair, Jane Bunge, Judy Trarne, Nancy Saathoff, Judy Cotts, Terry Burk, and Ann Walker. Second Place Awards, Linda Epping, Allan Frerking, Gail Monken, Thomas Milligan, Edna Shegog, and Janet Galloway. Third Place Awards, Sharon Carriere, Margorie Vaninger, Lewis Dunning, Marva Shegog, Lee Reid, L, J, Harms, Donald Wilcox, Janet Norris, John F. King, Mary Richardson, and Susan Lutz. AGRICULTURE AWARDS, Ten students participated in the Section Fair, Livestock, August 25, Highland, and received 316032, and Bob Vaninger received the Grand Champion dairy animal award. Eleven students received 345.58 at Waterloo, December 6, Grain. Don Koenig received 7th, and Robert Henss received 8th in the Section Pioneer Corn Growing Contest. DeKalb Corn Achievement Contest, Banquet, Breese, February 4, Robert Henss, Edward Harpstrite, Don Koenig, Robert Berkemann, Bob Vaninger, Jerry Meyer, Harvey Harpstrite, and Earl Harpstrite received a certi- ficate, Robert Henss also received a plaque. Two Acre High Yield Contest fDeKa1b5: Edward Harpstrite, Earl Harpstrite, Harvey Harpstrite, Jerry Meyer, Bob Vaninger, Don Koenig, and Robert Henss received a certificate, Edward Harpstrite also received a 100 bushel club. ILLINOIS F.F.A. FOUNDATION AWARDS, Earl Harpstrite, Chapter Star State Farmer, Farm Mechanics, Robert Henss, Soil and Water Management, Dairy production, Corn Production, Soybean Production, 3rd in section, Robert Berkemann, Farm Electrification, Swine Production, Bob Vaninger, Farm Safety, Farm and Home Beautification, Donald Koening, Beef Production. DeKalb Award, Ag Achievement Senior, Robert Henss, medal, certificate, plaque, State Farmer, Robert Henss, State Convention 1958, Earl Harpstrite, recommended 1959, Senior Farm Mechanics, Robert Henss, certificate, School Award, Agriculture, Robert Henss. Section Land Judging Contest, Lebanon, Nov. 1, 1959f1253rd team, Robert Henss ftie 3rd5, Earl Harpstrite 165, Robert Berkemann ftie 95, Don Koenig, Jerry Meyer, Bob Vaninger, Grain Judging Contest, Waterloo, Dec. 6, 1958 C195 2nd team, Robert Henss C25, Robert Berkemann C45, Bob Vaninger, Sylvester Korte, and Harvey Harpstrite, Poultry Judging Contest, Waterloo, Dec. 6, 1959 C195 6th team, Don Koenig Q55 Lewis Dunning, Aaron Klein, Earl Harpstrite, and Jerry Meyer. State Berkshire Judging Contest, Norman, Feb. 7, lst team, Robert Berkemann Q15 335, Don Koenig Q25 330, Aaron Klein, Marvin Schulte, 2nd team, ftie5 Earl Harpstrite, Robert Henss, Jerry Meyer, and Bob Vaninger. Section Dairy Judging, Chester, May 1 f215 3rd team, Sy Korte 425, Robert Henss, Earl Harpstrite, Harvey Harpstrite, and Bob Vaninger. Section Livestock, Chester, May 1 C215 13th team, Robert Berkemann, Marvin Schulte, Don Koenig, Jerry Meyer, and Eugene Feldmann. 6 Judging Contests 1-1st 2-2nd 2-3rd 1-6th 1-13th 60 The thirty-eighth annual com- mencement exercises of.the Lebanon Community High School were held Thursday, May 28, 1959, at 8 p. m. in the grade school gymnasium. Marshals and ushers were se- lected according to their scholastic rank. Therefore, marshals were Mary Putt and Ann Walker. Ushers were Susan Lutz, Beverly Schroer, Lee Reid, Robert Berkemann, Ann Hohrein, and Dave Rawlings. Mary and Ann are pictured at right. Dan Dover. . Mrs. Dover . . Mr. Dover. . . Uncle Joe .... Oscar Betty Shaw R. G. Higby. . Susie Higby . . umm 7104 CRAZY BUT CUTE . . Bob Cope Diane Marriott Sylvester Korte . Roger Kadell Mary Richardson , James Neil . Jane Bunge Phyllis Blake . . . . Kathy Brooks . . . Mrs. Dopenduffer . . Gladys Dopenduffer . Margaret Stevenson . . Marjorie Vaninger . . . Gail Monken . . Donna McKinley Ki11o Herman Espy . . . Harvey Harpstrite Directors. . . . . . Mrs. Betty Swigert Mrs. Mary Clontz Mrs. Shirley Schaefer vgil in if 6 T' Lollipop! Lollipop! R-Sir, A-Sir, T-Sir fTalent Show Winnersy Those were the good old days! .T 'TA ' Q-4 ml Q. -sfvrflag b , l lg Ziff g N .M 9,3313 if If ff 1 F ppp f wi Checkm ate ! Swing High! . -E . 3 ixffihw - Q ,gg n M 3 I+? ,gg J' w'.l74.f: 'ra He Man I Dig Girls Rich and Judy Neal nlv ' Busy as a bee. Party, Party! 3 HHH, Q hx x gg Q .. -W ii fi as X . F3 15 VL gs-53. H 5' i g D 2 'Yr jj r l an 5 9101 'X-J un-4. Y :Xi ,X 'mf'-w' ff una' L19 iii? rn I wa Q new Yf ,4 .4 i SMlTTY'S ALAMO THEATRE SUPER AXG MARKET Lebanon, llllnols THE BRQWSE TuRNER CLEANERS Licensed Sanltloned Cleane Pick-up and Delivery Serv: Lebanon, lllinoi Phone, KE 7-6710 HERB'S STATION Route 50 and Schuetz Lebanon, Illinois SINCLAIR DEALERS fsf:lq4' if 1' Q 'U 4 0 CITY MEAT MARKET Home Killed Meats Your Guarantee of Freshness Phone KE-7-2701 Proprietor, Joe Gregory BI-RITE SUPER MARKET Proprietor, E. Poole Quality Top Most Foods Sheet Metal Work Plumbing Heating E. AND R. WEBER HARDWARE Lebanon, Illinois KUNZ SERVICE STATION Zephyr Products Schuetz and Madison Phone: KE 7-8871 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Compliments of KOCH'S Lebanon, Illinois ROY H. GERSTENECKER Authorized Ford Dealer Phone: KE 7-M456 Lebanon, Illinois KOLB MERCANTILE CO. 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