Mascoutah Community High School - Mascoutan Yearbook (Mascoutah, IL)

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Elllll TAT! 'PIU NAME Allan Albrecht Leona Anstedt Marilyn Beckmeyer Shirley Bischoff Dick Cannon Everett Deterding Sharol Lee Dickhaut Robert Donner Sylvia Haas Dorothy Harper Helen Heimann Ronald Heyde Dwight Hoelscher Alice Joellenbeck Doris Jean Justus Charles Kieback Marjorie Klingel Jack Klopmeyer Bemice Kraemer June Rose Linck Jerome Mueller Robert Mueth Glenn !Pitt John Pittman Betty Rainwater Gerald Rakers Danny Rasch Jack Roth Margie Shubert Harvey Seering Carol Stahl Norman Weber Lucille Werner Jean White Daniel Wombacher Ruth Wombacher Loraine Yarber 12. HOBBY Sports Spending evenings up-town Music Dancing Eating Getting out of studies Dancing K Hunting and fishing Eating Staying at home Cwith JoeD Sitting for hours and thinking Hunting and fishing Driving my Ford Writing letters Writing and receiving letters AMBITION To get an A in First Aid To retire and let my husband support me To be a secretary Learning to drive a car Very little To be a rich farmer To To To be a good secretary be a dead shot be a nurse and marry a mortician FAVORITE SAYING They like 'em tough Are you kiddin'? Well? Ooh-la-la! Quit pumping me! Oh, heck! Bravo! Thats a lot of baloney! You don't say! Cheese and crackers! To live in Ohio Gee Whiz! To be world's champion typistOh, Crud! None Holy mackerel! To get an A in English To revise the U. S. history book To be a second Jo Stafford Running I5 laps To get an A in First Aid Reading To be a good secretary Sports To get people to listen more and talk less Sewing and designing clothes To be a secretary Talking To be a Latin teacher Driving a car To pass all of my subjects Hunting Stenographer Going to Scott Field To own a Texaco service station Algebra To be well-liked Taking driving lessons from To make an A in chemistry Art , Sports To be a chemist Hunting, trapping, and fishing Making money the easy way Girls To get an A in algebra Riding around in a '40 Chevy with S!ick. Sleeping in my spare time Reading books of any kind Music Sewing Day-dreaming Collecting stamps Riding in a certain Dodge. Driving To type 180 words a minute School tomorrow! Oh, crumb! A Mc and you are gonna tangle Holy cow! I'l! grind your eyeballs! Holy cow! Oh, boy! Well, I guess! None How about that? What facts do you base that statement upon? Well, I guess! See you tonight! Like fish! Come on now! I don't know! To become a meat cutter AW, nuts! To see the 'iCards play a I d0n't care! World Series game To be a ballet dancer Ach! To be a good typist My lands! To blow up the chemistry lab.Shoot me a star - I'm wishing again. To be a carpenter Oh, brother! To pass history Jiminy crickets! To be a farmer I don't care.

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GLASS CAROL STAHL She conquered the tasks she had to do, And was a good friend to all she knew. Annual 45 Band l-2-3-45 Orchestra l-2-3g Dance Orchestra lg S.F.C. 25 F.I'l.A. l-2-3-43 F.Il.A. Vice-President 25 F.H.A. President 3g Library Assistant 4g Crade School Assistant 1 NORMAN WEBER C'DucK D Good in science, good in math, Seldom hears the teachers' wrath, Annual 4g Band 1-2-3-49 Orchestra 1-2-35 Dance Orchestra 15 Chorus 2-45 Underclass- man Play 35 Photography Club 4 LucrLLE WERNER Her presence - a gift and a pleasure, Her coy little smile - oh, what a treasure Ili-Lites 4g Chorus 2-39 F.H.A. l JEAN WHITE CUFRITZIEUD Sl16,S busy at her studies throughout the entire da , And will surely he successful in everythirlg on life's way. Annual 4g Chorus 5-45 S.F.C. 45 S.F.C. Sec- retary 45 Underclassman Play 3g Office Assist- ant 4 DANIEL WCJMBACHER C D1MPLEs D English is his one pet hateg To study it is his sad fate. RUTH WOMBACHER CIRUTHIEUD With little specks of joy and giggles here and there, Ruthie hrings a store of glaalness everywhere. Hi-Lites 4g Underclassman Play 3 LORAINE YAnBER Modest and retiring as can he, And full of serious thought is he. Band 2-3-45 F.F.A. I-2-3-43 F.F.A. Reporter 25 F.P.A. Secretary 3g F.F.A. President 4

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We, the senior class of 1950, being of sane, sober, and highly educated mind, after four years well spent in the cuest for knowledge, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Board of Education and the faculty we leave our sincere thanks and an abundant supply of aspirins, for we realize that there can never be another class so obedient and cheerful as the class of '50, To the juniors, our successors, we bequeath our position as the dignified and authoritative upperclass- men, and the ability to do well all the things which they may choose to do, To the sophomores we will our aptitude in scholastic work and the capability of using to full advantage the opportunities offered by our school. To the freshmen we leave our patience, fortitude, and sense of humor, to help them bear the slave labor which they will have to do for the future seniors, To our beloved Alma Mater we have pledged our love, loyalty, honor, and support forever. As individuals we will the following: I, Sylvia Haas, leave my long fingernails to Toots Bizenberger. I, June Linck, will my talkativeness to Ruth Karpel. I, Dick Cannon, bequeath my permanent tardy pass, with Mr. Glover's consent, to Don Mitchell, I, Bernice Kraemer, will my quiet ways to Bonnie Graul. I, Jack Roth, leave my ability to wink at girls to Terry Plab. I, Danny Rasch, bequeath my ability to misbehave and get by with it to Gene Richter. I, Dwight Hoelscher, will my Ford to Don Seitz. I, Marjorie Klingel, leave my height to Audrey Reeble. I, Norman Weber, bequeath my ability to get along with girls to Dale Reuss, I, Helen Hcimann, will my pep to Anna Mae Yarber. I, Doris Justus, will my tan to Barbara Blum. I, Everett Deadeye Deterding, will my nickname to Clarence Munie, provided he uses it to full ad- vantage. I, John Pittman, leave my dark-room ability to Robert Whitecotton, I, Marilyn Beckmeyer, leave my dignified manner to VVilma Rickert. I, Betty Rainwater, leave my ability in Art to Pearl Graul. I, Jack Klopmeyer, bequeath my physique to Marcel Frerker, I lllllll CLASS WILL I, Robert Mueth, will my title Lone Wolf of the Shorthand Class to John Starron. I, Alice Joellenbeck, leave to Betty Garner my ability to be a friend, I, Allan Albrecht, will my slogan We like 'em tough to Henry Feldt. I, Jerome Mueller, bequeath my grindstone Cone to which I've had my nose stuck for four long yearsl to Richard Teichmann. I, Daniel Wombacher, will my love for Willie Shakespeare and Eddy Spenser to Wendell Short. I, Robert Donner, leave my little black book and the privilege of driving my car to Curt Condon, provided he remains in the back seat, as in the past. I, Loraine Yarber, will my appendix, well preserved in alcohol, to Phyllis Augustine. I, Ronald Heyde, leave my yen to skip school and go fishing to Robert Starron, I, Harvey Seering, bequeath all of my girl friends from Belleville to Norman Wilmsmeyer, I, Glenn Pitt, will my merry Oldsmobile to anyone who will take good care of Jaynie. I, Lucille Werner, will all of my shorthand papers, a locker full, to Bonnie Funk, I, Gerald Rakers, bequeath my trained mice to Keith Grodeon for safe-keeping. I, Margie Shubert, will my fondness for babysitting with Slick to Betty Richter if she will charge Les. I, Shirley Bischoff, will my pemianent Saturday reservation at the Moose Hall to Scheron Kilian. I, George Bizenberger, bequeath my many talents in scholastic work, art, taxidermy, and music to Jim Mitchell. I, Dorothy Harper, will my typing skill and my desire to live in Ohio to Eileen Snyder. I, Sharol Lee Dickhaut, leave my many pen pals to Evelyn Dickhaut. I, Ruth Wombacher, will my ability as a volleyball player to Joyce Curry, - I, Leona Anstedt, bequeath my desire for a million dollars to Zip. I, Carol Stahl, will my position and privileges as librarian to anyone capable of finding enough West- erns for the sophomores. I,'Jean White, bequeath my love, eternal friend- ship, and success in the pursuit of happiness to two of my dearest friends, Toots Bizenberger and Jim Mitchell, I, Charles Kieback, will my sense of humor and my position as Santa Claus to the capable Don Seitz. Signed: Senior Class, '50 Witnesses: Jean White Carol Stahl