Mater Dei High School - Knight Yearbook (Breese, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

Breese, Illinois iJSdflcmTiEN His Excellency, THE MOST REV. ALBERT R. ZUROWESTE, D.D. Bishop of Belleville Aiming TrSfjiEN Under the guidance of Mater Dei's Ad- ministrators, Father Ratermann and Father Orlet, the student body grows not only in size, but also in wisdom, ability, understanding, and unity. 5 Sister Thomas Student scheduling at M.D. is handled by class moderators: Sr. Thomas, Freshmen; Sr. Elizabeth, Sophomores; Sr.Jeannine, Juniors; and Sr. Etheldreda, Seniors. Sister Elizabeth Sister Jeannine M.D. owes its reputation for efficien- cy to these two hardworking individ- uals. Mrs. Beverly Ann Von Batten Mrs. Mary Ann Bruening Once a year, during a three day Retreat, M.D. students attempt to withdraw from the perplexing world about them, and advance in Christian living. The importance of 'getting ahead' in ented world is a focal point stressed ance Staff. Under the direction of Father ance Department serves a dual role in dents. The Department works as a guideline for ward a higher education and the fulfill- goals. It also presents an atmosphere understanding of personal problems. V •f today's education-ori- by Mater Dei's Guid- Schlarman the Guid- the welfare of our stu- Dennis Baker and Father Schlarman students striving to- rment of personal Father Bannen reviews the progress of lessons learned at the Senior Retreat. «WWW Fr. Arnold Mater Dei's Religion Department,con- sisting of fifteen members, strives to make its students realize that Christianity is a religion not only of the Past, but more it is a faith which participates in the Present and is directed wholly toward a Future. Father Arnold heads the department. Mr. Fuehne Fr. Best Sister Esther Marie, Sister Paulanne, and Sister Aquinas. The four year English course employed by Mater Dei instills in its participants an apprecia- tion of literature as well as a development of every person's innate ability to communicate and to express himself. A total of fourteen teachers are involved with guiding the students in their search for better com- munication. Sister Jeannine discusses the proper construction of a theme with her junior English students. Sister Byran, Miss Woodward, and Mr. S. Klostermann. 13 As tomorrow's leaders of our ever- £ shrinking world, todays language T students find global communication a must. The foundation for this knowl- £ edge is in the language lab w h e r e d competent teachers instruct the students in Latin,German,French, and Spanish. E N N O N Herman Jansen receives his Spanish Pin. Our language teachers: Father Zarzeckl, Sister Roselda, Sister Etheldreda. Mr. S. Klostermann. and Sister Paulanne. Spanish Fiesta Time M.D. offers courses to cover every aspect of history and life. World History takes students into the past, American History explores our country's heritage, and American Problems deals with our changing generation. Courses in Geography and Social Studies are also offered to acquaint students with our present era. Mr. Schlarmann, Mr. Trame Mr. Jennetten Sr. Thomas, Fr. Best, Sr. Lenora and Miss Rheault. Today's world of ad- vanced technology re- quires an everincreas- i n g number of top scientists to staff it. M.D. hopes to be able to alleviate a portion of this need through a complete science cur- riculum made available to its students. Sister Gabrielle and her Junior 19 Biologists Gene Sister Denis, the head of the Math Department Sister Callista Sister Pierre 20 ] ixu MsT einotBcS S i s t e r P e t e r Math forms the basis for so much of to- day's world that informed students can't afford to be without it. M.D. is fortunate to have a competent staff of Math teachers to guide its students through a full cur- riculum. Wanda La Caze ■1 Our business department does a complete job of ed- ucating business minded st udent s for their future trek through our everchang- ing, computerized world. 22 Father Feldmann Sister Matthew and Connie Athmer Marge Voss Sister John de Rossi cf3i!Ble3S HsMb EsoHoBjiQS M.D.'s Home Ec Department produces young homemakers equipped with a complete knowledge of the basic domestic skills. A fundamental knowledge of health, cooking, and sewing is offered for the betterment of tomorrow's housewife. Sister Timothy Ann Jane Luepke Carol Goebel and Paulette Michaels AaliCfflOturff Stan Menslng, John Huelsmann, and Father Potthast M.D.'s Agriculture Department trains willing young men for important roles in our country's future. Dave and Father Potthast Fine arts provides a cultural foundation for t h e freshmen. Appreciation of the arts impresses stu- dents with a love for the beauty of the world and nurtures creativity in the arts. The fine arts cur- riculum includes General Music, Speech, and Art Appreciation. AL4t3 Sister Bryan coaches Pam Little in speech. Art Appreciation students discuss painting. 27 Bob Santel M.D. art students experience the joy of creation as they learn to interpret nature and to express themselves. In their own way they are expressing, not only their own individuality, but a visual history of the thought of their times. The importance of Music in today's world is echoed by Mater Dei students and their teachers through an active involvement in the beauty that is Song. Courses in General Music, Chorus and Band enable students to express their inner selves. Diane Straeter and Ron Schroeder practice cm their trombones. (Background music furnished by Carol Wolters!) Through the spoken word and acted deed. Mater Dei students convey their talent in plays, speeches, and dances. peScffl The newly elected French Club officers prepare their activities. Sister Denis instructs Math Club members on the importance of learning the fundamentals. Senior CSMC officers count the weekly donations. CUB bS and Joyce Pat, Mike, Mark, and Helen aRbscjt Under the direction of Sr. David, a hard-working staff turns out another terrific Knight. The staff consists of: Mike Christ Darlene Kalmer Joyce Bango Sue Billhartz Cindy Jansen Helen Klostermann Pat Varel 37 Mrs. Vander Pluym Sister Agnese and Lance fans. Through another successful year the Lance staff has not been content to rest on its previous awards but has worked harder than ever to establish its own record. . . .but I saw that dime first. Physical Education at Mater Dei tends to bring students closer together by fostering a spirit of cooperation among them; but, most of all, it keeps them in top physical condition. Mr. Nobis, Sister Jovita, Mrs. Bruemmer, and Mr. Hopcus. Sr. Jovita's class learns the techniques of Square Dancing! I Mr. Killen and Mr. Klostermann Rich Hodapp runs the mile. Boasting a lot of hard work to make up for their lack of experience, the '67 Track squad has made this season a real team effort. Included in this year's schedule were many tough opponents. Duane Peek clears the hurdles. Pushups=strong leg muscles-endurance. ■■ Coached by Bob Kloster- mann the 1967 baseball Knights face one of the most demanding schedules of their short history. The team boasts a competent lineup and an experienced coach. Julius BaS3Bg]LL BElSkST Ba||L 1967 VARSITY RECORD M.D. Opp. 53 East St. Louis 64 49 Collinsville 97 73 Madison 77 73 Staunton 39 57 Du Quoin 55 69 Highland 68 37 Althoff 42 53 Cahokia 51 63 Lebanon 50 55 Greenville 54 64 Assumption 59 83 Alton 99 61 Carlyle 49 63 Triad 57 62 Sparta 51 82 Dupo 66 75 P'ville 57 45 Granite City 58 50 The 1966-67 basketball squad delivered a 19-9 season mark to their faithful following, much to the amaze- ment of most M.D.'s fans. Although the Knights had no player averaging 20 points a gair- , their combined effort brought them many hard fought victories. The KNIGHTS merited a Third Place Trophy in our own Holiday Tournament by defeating Triad. They also merited a Second Place Trophy in the Sparta Tournament. We have a team to be proud of!! Gary Moss struggles lor the ball as the Knights deleat Highland. 51 Despite close guarding by Madison players, Gary executes another perlect shot. Bob grabs another rebound with Gary, Denny and Julius ready to give assistance. 52 Freshman cheerleaders: front, 1. to r. Marilyn Jansen, Kay Lou Peltes, Donna Heimann, Back, Rosie Brefeld, Joan Netemeyer, and Diane Markus. Sophomore cheerleaders: front, 1. to r. Gerry Meyer, Rosemarie Huelsmann, Peg Netemeyer, back, Connie Woltering, JoanPenwell, and Shirley Wolters. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Donna Quitmeyer, Darlene Kalmer, Debbie Anderson, Judy Browy, Marietta Frankovich, and Peg Ethridge. D a r 1 e n e 55 J U d y p e g Janice Sautmann, Freshman candidate Pat Von Alst, Sophomore candidate Pat Lampen, Junior candidate Carol Tonnies, Senior candidate 56 The Queen's court smiles with approval asPatLampen is crowned at the Coronation Ball. The Queen’s Court: 1. to r., Gary Hegger, Janice Sautmann, Dennis Ratermann, Carol Tonnies, Queen Pat Lampen, Gary Moss, Pat Von Alst, Bill Becker, Retiring Queen Maura Garcia, and Gerry Wiegman. 57 One of the activities presented by the Drama Department in a series of cultural events was the Variety Show featuring Dramatics Club members. Another was the Cultural Assembly in which students portrayed Modern Man through a montage of art slides, band music, modern dance, solo and group songs, drama, poetry reading and inter- pretation. The theme of the Christmas Concert And LoveCame Down portrayed man's struggle over the centuries and its climax, the coming of Christ. Man for all Seasons, the One Act Play, with John Fischer, Kathy Krechnyak, Kay Lou Peltes, Pat Netemeyer, Jim Becker, Chuck Herbst, and Mark Voss made Robert Bolts' play available for all M.D. students. In Sing Out '67 the band and chorus presented a stimulating program in which they showed their feelings about faith, sacrifice, and love for people. Finally, The Senior Play '67, Lerner and Loewe's Camelot based on the novel The Once and Future King by T.H. White included a cast of 62 eager seniors. Lead parts were merited by Tim Dunkel, King Arthur; Kevin Weh, Lancelot; Bernita Dumstorff, Queen Guenevere; Mark Vonnahme, Mordred; Gene Isaak, Merlyn; and Betsy Vahlkamp, Morgan La Fey. Georgia Huels Sr. Antonlus's Senior Sodality expresses the theme of the art of loving through yarn. Dear Graduates, Graduation is only a ceremony, and graduation day is only twenty-four hours long. How- ever, it took eighteen years to prepare for your graduation, and you will be graduates for the rest of your lives. On graduation day you are honored and congratulated. For the rest of your lives you will be expected to live as loving people of God and responsible citizens of the United States of America. The Church of which you are members is a changing Church. This is at once both con- fusing and challenging. It is not a new Church, as though the old Chruch had been destroyed. It is a Church which is in the process of renewal. It is like a plant being transplanted. If plants could feel pain, the moment of being transplanted would be a painful moment. In this age of renewal every member of the Church must take pains to wake up from a complacent, routine observance of religious rituals and get involved in a growth with love and toward greater love. The only answer to most of today's problems is Christianity—not an irrelevant, theoretical set of formulas—but an honest, sincere love of God and neighbor. The world needs people who really care about other people—all other people, but especially the people who live next door and the people with whom they work and pray. The letter of the law has killed too many in Europe, the Pacific, Korea, Vietnam, the South, New York, and Los Angeles. It is now time for the spirit of the lawtogivelife—a life of freedom, dignity, and equality to Russians, Hun- garians, Chinese, Vietnamese, and American Negroes. The spirit of the law is love. It begins at home. From home it extends to the neighborhood, the city, the state, the country, finally to the ever-shrinking planet earth, and perhaps beyond. The country of which you are citizens must still demand the shedding of blood in limited war to prevent unlimited war, for which it is too well prepared. Being prepared to destroy demands being prepared to be destroyed. Scientists have developed artificial heart devices, kidneys, and lungs to save lives. But parents and teachers are increasingly unsuccessful in teaching children to respect human life. Evan mass murders are becoming frightfully com- monplace. Poorly clad, inadequately housed, hungry children are forced to watch television ads for cosmetics for dogs and cats. Mothers daily abandon their children to operate type- writers and computers to pay for the houses in which they have little time to live. Our ex- plorations of space are most remarkable, but it seems quite probable that, despite oificial denials, creatures of other planets have already visited our earth. Certainly changes will have to be made. The need for change is your challenge, graduates of 1967. May God help you. 65 Father Jerome Ratermann Principal Robert B me ege St. Dominic, Breese Gary Moss St. Dominic, Breese SduD9n[i cEu iL David Fischer St. Mary, Trenton ClEsE OfQisefjS Tim Dunkel Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Mount Carmel Marge Humphrey St. Boniface, Germantown John Fischer St. Rose, St. Rose Darlene Kalmer St. Damian, DamiansviUe 67 Ernie Ades St. Boniface, Germantown Kenneth Arentsen St. Mary, Trenton Dennis Baker f. George, New Baden William Alexander St. Mary, Trenton Barbara Albers St. Boniface, Germantown Irene Albers St. Boniface, Germantown Constance Athmer St. Francis, Aviston Dennis Bach St. Mary, Carlyle Mike Bach St. Cecilia, Bartelso Joyce Bango St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Jane Beckemeyer Phyllis Beckemeyer St. Anthony, Beckemeyer St. Mary, Carlyle Donna Becker St. Cecilia, Bartelso John Becker St. Dominic, Breese Dale Beckmann Kenneth Beckmann St. Boniface, Germantown St. Cecilia, Bartelso David Beer Allan Bendorff St. Boniface, Germantown St. Mary, Trenton Mary Benhoff Mike Benhoff St. Paul, Highland st. Anthony. Beckemeyer Bob Bruegge, Student Council President, explains the program for the coming year to his fellow officers. Mary Ann Bitter St. Dominic, Breese Dorothy Book St. Bernard, Albers Jackie Brandmeyer St. Damian, Damiansville Natalie Brandmeyer St. Damian, Damiansville Jerome Brefeld St. Mary, Trenton Theresa Brueggemann St. Boniface, Germantown Paul Bruns St. Boniface, Germantown Mary Calliot Mike Christ St. Boniface, Germantown St. Mary, Carlyle Charles Diekemper St. Mary, Carlyle Lawrence Dumstorff St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Margaret Ethridge St. Mary, Trenton Maurice Diekemper St. Mary, Carlyle Gary Dulle St. Bernard, Albers Bernita Dumstorff St. Dominic, Breese Students plot daily index as M.D.'s Publication income soars. Diana Eversgerd St. George, New Baden Patricia Fauke St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Linda Fehrmann St. Cecilia, Bartelso Nancy Feldmann St. Dominic, Breese Richard Feldmann St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Karen Fielder St. George, New Baden Ronald Gehrs St. Mary, Carlyle Sharon Gerner St. Mary, Trenton Karen Goestenkors St. Francis, Aviston Marilyn Feldmann St. Mary, Carlyle Cornelius Gebke St. Cecilia, Bartelso Diane Goldsmith St. George, New Baden Mary Ann Grapperhaus St. Mary, Carlyle Elizabeth Gress Barbara Gutterson St. Felicitas, Beaver Prairie St. Dominic, Breese Larry Haar St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Thomas Haar St. Augustine, Breese Thomas Hammer St. Mary, Trenton Kathleen Haas St. Bernard, Albers Kathleen Halluin St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Tim Dunkel, class president, delivers an inspirational speech to his fellow classmates on Senior Ring night. Michael Haselhorst St. Mary, Trenton Lester Heimann St. Damian, Damiansville Thomas Haselhorst St. Mary, Trenton Constance Haukap William Heimann St. Francis, Aviston St. Damian, Damiansville Vemell Hemker St. Boniface, Germantown Paul Herzing St. George, New Baden Jane Heimann St. Damian, Damiansville Richard Hodapp St. Mary, Carlyle Kathleen Hoerchler St. Dominic, Breese Angela Hoffmann St. Anthony. Beckemeyer Norman Hollenkamp St. Francis, Aviston Carolyn Holtgrave St. Rose. St. Rose David Holtgrave St. Dominic, Breese Kenneth Holtgrave St. Rose, St. Rose Leonard Holtgrave St. Rose, St. Rose Student participation in First Friday Masses serves to further Christian Living. 76 Gary Hitpas St. Dominic, Breese Ruth Hostmeyer St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Elizabeth Holthaus St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Roger Holtmann St. Boniface, Germantown Alvin Huels St. Felicitas, Beaver Prairie Georgia Huels St. Mary, Carlyle Donna Huegen St. Bernard, Albers Mary Jane Huels St. Cecilia, Bartelso Elaine Huelsmann St. George, New Baden John Huelsmann St. Francis, Aviston Edna Huene St. Dominic, Breese William Hustedde Marlene Hustedde St. Boniface, Germantown st. Bernard, Albers Gene Isaak St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Carol Jansen St. George, New Baden Helen Jansen St. Dominic, Breese Herman Jansen St. Damian, Damlansville Jaclnta Jansen St. Cecilia, Bartelso Joyce Jansen St. Augustine, Breese Marilyn Jansen St. Hose, St. Rose Patricia Kalmer St. Mary, Trenton Carol Jarvis St. Mary, Trenton Kenneth Kalmer St. Damian, Damiansville Ruth Kalmer St. George, New Baden Mary Kannall St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Jean Steinmann ----Our Betty Crocker Home- maker of the Year. Joann Kapp St. Dominic, Breese Beverly Kehrer St. George, New Baden Eugene Kehrer St. Bernard, Albers Helen Klostermann St. Rose, St. Rose Jerome Kohnen St. Boniface, Germantown Wayne Kehrer Holy Childhood, Mascoutah David Kleiboeker St. Cecilia, Bartelso Barbara Klinkmann St. George, New Baden Bernard Kohlbrecher St. Mary, Trenton Jack Krebs St. Dominic, Breese Arlene Korte Dennis Korte St. Boniface, Germantown St. Bernard, Albers Patricia Korte St. Boniface, Germantown Flowers say the nicest things, especially on birthdays. Mary Ellen Krebs St. Mary, Carlyle Karen Ksyski St. Dominic, Breese Mary Kuhl St. Francis, Aviston Sharon Kuhn St. George, New Baden John Lam pen St. Dominic, Breese Wanda LaCaze St. Bernard, Albers Leo Lammers St. Felicitas, Beaver Prairie Diane Lampe St. Boniface, Germantown Donna Langhauser St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Judy Langenhorst St. Mary, Carlyle Kevin Weh leads the singing at Ring Ceremony. Mary Litteken St. Francis, Aviston Jerome Lovell St. Mary, Carlyle Francis Luitjohn St. Damian, Damiansville James Luitjohn St. Damian, Damiansville Jean Macke St. George, New Baden Marilyn Markus St. Francis, Aviston Stanley Mensing St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Don Lohmann St. Francis, Aviston Diane Lyons St. Mary, Carlyle Marilyn Middendorff St. Damian, Damiansville 83 Ann Netemeyer St. Francis, Aviston Leroy Niehenke St. Cecilia, Bartelso Edward Mondt St. Francis. Aviston Mary Lou Mondt St. Francis, Aviston tit Michael Netermeyer St. Bernard, Albers ’’Well,” begins Mr. Killen, in answer to Miss Rheault's question. James Molitor St. Francis. Aviston Vickie Mueller St. Mary, Trenton Marvin Molitor St. Boniface. Germantown Ralph Ortmann St. Boniface, Germantown Robert Ottensmeier St. Rose, St. Rose Margaret Niemann St. Dominic, Breese Paulette Norrenberns St. Bernard. Albers Norbert Peters St. George, New Baden Rita Pollmann St. Augustine, Breese Margie Potthast St. Francis, Aviston Stanley Poettker St. Rose, St. Rose Bob Santel displays his Crux Gemmata.” Donna Quitmeyer St. Mary, Trenton Judith Rakers St. Francis, Aviston Carol Ratermann St. Rose, St. Rose Dennis Ratermann St. Dominic, Breese Leonard Ratermann St. Dominic. Breese Daniel Ragen St. Mary, Carlyle John Raper St. Dominic. Breese Sue Reilmann St. Augustine, Breese Judy Rensing St. George, New Baden Theodore Rensing St. George, New Baden Shirley Reynolds St. Mary, Carlyle Edward Rensing St. George, New Baden Janet Ribbing St. Francis, Aviston Daniel Richter St. Francis, Aviston Martha Richter St. Augustine, Breese Ronald Richter St. Mary, Trenton Susan Richter St. Dominic, Breese Charles Rohlfingsmeyer St. Augustine, Breese Mary Schomaker St. Bernard, Albers Thomas Ripperda Allyn Kobben St. Boniface, Germantown st. Dominic, Breese Joyce Rohling St. Mary, Trenton Colby Sellers St. Augustine, Breese Marilyn Schaeffer St. Mary, Carlyle Robert Santel St. Bernard, Albers Raymond Schomaker St. Mary, Carlyle F a t h e r P o t t h a s t Jane Schrage St. Rose, St. Rose Carol Schroeder St. Cecilia, Bartelso Ronald Schoeder St. Boniface, Germantown Robert Schulte St. Boniface, Germantown Judy Schwaegel St. Mary, Trenton Michael Schuette Judy Simonton St. Dominic, Breese St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Barbara Schroer St. Rose, St. Rose Phyllis Schulte St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Judy Singler St. Damian, Damiansville Ronald Sphilmann St. Boniface, Germantown Jean Steinmann St. Dominic, Breese Dorothy Sommers St. Anthony, Beckemeyer David Sphilmann St. Boniface, Germantown Virgil Straeter St. Rose, St. Rose Bernice Tebbe St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Roger Surette St. Mary, Trenton Jerry Stroot St. Francis, Aviston Sally Suhl St. Cecilia, Bartelso M.D.'s Leading Gui- tarist--Mr. Russell Constance Tebbe St. Rose, St. Rose Dan Tebbe St. Rose, St. Rose Theresa Tebbe St. Augustine, Breese Tom Tebbe St. Rose, St. Rose Diane Tegenkamp St. Dominic, Breese Joan Timmermann St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Rosemary Timmermann St. Dominic, Breese Jane Thuenemann St. Bernard, Albers Judith Toe ben St. Dominic, Breese Donald Trame St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Anthony Toennies St. Damian, Damiansville Carol Toennies St. Bernard, Albers James Tonnies St. Mary, Trenton Donna Trame Marian Trame St. Anthony, Beckemeyer St. Cecilia, Bartelso Richard Trame St. Dominic, Breese Mr. and Mrs. Voss admire their son's new ring. Some of the most important decisions are made over a cup of coffee! Velma Uhring St. George, New Baden Betsy Vahlkamp St. Mary, Carlyle Grace Vaninger St. Mary, Trenton Brenda Varel St. Cecilia, Bartelso Patricia Varel St. Cecilia, Bartelso Mary Ellen Venhaus St. Mary, Trenton James Von Bokel St. George, New Baden Marlene Von Hatten St. Rose, St. Rose Mark Vonnahme St. Mary, Carlyle Dolor Voss St. Mary, Carlyle Jerome Voss St. Dominic, Breese Linus Voss St. Boniface, Germantown Margaret Voss St. Dominic, Breese Shirley Voss St. Dominic, Breese Ronald Wamecke St. Dominic, Breese Rosemary Wamecke St. Augustine, Breese Jean Weber St. Cecilia, Bartelso Darlene Wegmann St. Damian, Damiansville Sister Agnese and Father Feldmann Kevin Weh St. Dominic, Breese Stanley Wiegmann St. Mary, Carlyle Steve Wellen St. Mary, Trenton Elizabeth Wliken St. Cecilia, Bartelso Judy Wlebler St. Mary, Carlyle Virgil Winkeler St. Cecilia, Bartelso Daniel Wiegmann St. George, New Baden Jennifer Winter St. Dominic, Breese Bonita Wobbe St. Mary, Trenton Carol Wolters St. Francis, A vision John Wolters Joan Wuebbels St. Francis, Aviston St. Boniface, Germantown Richard Wuebbles St. Damian, Damiansville Dale Zurliene St. George, New Baden Sylvia Zurliene St. Mary, Trenton Dale Ades «rs Donald Albers William Arndt Glennon Beer Charles David Brockman Brandmeyer Michael Buller Donald Davis Chester Detmer Sr. Gabrielle’s biology students discover the wonders of the microscopic world. William Becker David Beckmann Edward BroechUng Allen Buckheit David Dermody Jerome Diekemper Kenneth Diekemper Richard Dulle Lloyd Elllng Blaine Essenpreis Julius Eversgerd Vincent Eversgerd Richard Fangmeyer Ernest Feidmann John Fuehne Bernard Goebel David Glaub Roger Grapperhaus Larry Haga Charles Hahn David Haselhorst James Haukap Michael Feidmann Terrence Frankovich Ronald Haake James Haas Robert Haukap Melvin Heimann Thomas Heimann Jerome Hellige Charles Hilmes Ralph Hilmes Robert Hemker Ronald Hemker Mark Hollenkamp Stephen Holtgrave James Dennis Hempen Henrichs Glenn Horstmann Kenneth Horstmann Richard Bernard Hustedde Dennis Hustedde Horstmann Ronald Jansen Dennis Johnson Leonard Kalmer John Ketterer Herman Kohlbrecher Michael Kohrman James Jansen Kenneth Jansen Michael Jansen David Kapp Michael Kauling Roger Kehrer Bernard Koopmann Daniel Korte Donald Korte George Kruse Robert Kruep John Kueper Richard Kuhl Kenneth Lake Michael Kuhn Roger Melvin Meyer Maue Franklin Ottenschnieder Leon Parent James Poettker Carl Pollmann James Niemann Virgil Niemann Gary Oliver — Mark Rakers Andrew Ratermann Charles Ratermann Roger Rolves Daniel Rosen Vincent Rux Ronald Schniers Henry Schroeder Stanley Ripperda Jerald Schroeder Gerald Rolves Raymond Schulte Gene Roger Schurmann Schwierjohn Norman Strieker Terrence Sundrup Ernest Szezeblewski Bernell Tebbe James Tebbe ’’Okay, since you’re the only one here who can read . . jokes Father Pottast. Michael Tebbe Terry Tewes Glennon Gerald Varel Ronald Varel Toennies Ronald Robert Michael Voss Venhaus Von Hatten Eugene Donald Wessling Gerard Wiegmann Robert Wiese David Winkeler Gerald Wesselmann Theodore Winkeler Harold Winter Donald Wuebbles Stanley Wuebbles John Zieren Winkeler Michael Zurliene Doris Albers Marilyn Beckmann Ruth Budde Diane Dierkes Students have mixed reactions to the remarks of Father Dirler, this year’s retreat master. Rita Albers Ruth Ann Beckmann Judith Buscher Joann Dierkes Deborah Anderson Kathleen Berndsen Mary Clark Rosemary Diffenauer Frances Ashburn Johana Boeckman Ladonna Crow Jeanette Drees Sandra Athmer Joan Bonvle Carolyn Deiters Constance Essenpreis Mary Ann Barth Margaret Book Karen Diekemper Kathleen Faltus Rita Feldman Darlene Fuehne Patricia Heimann Joan Holtgrave Sharon Hustedde Donna Fiedler Ellen Gehrs Janice Henss Therese Holtgrave Deborah Ilges Sandra Fox Carol Goebel Marilyn Herzing Patricia Holtmanr Sherry Jackson Marietta Frankovich Agnes Grawe Alice Hilmes Pamela Huelsmann Patricia Jansen Lynda Frecker Marie Halluin Mary Jill Hitpas Janice Hustedde Carol Kalmer Carol Fuehne Marjorie Heidemann Elizabeth Hollenkamp Karon Hustedde Marilyn Kalmer Geralyn Kamperth Phyllis Kapp Barbara Kettereer Janice Kohnen Doris Korte Diane Kapp Phyllis Kehrer Johanna Klostermann Cynthia Kohrman Marilyn Korte Theresa Korte Loretta Kreke Marilyn Langenhorst Mary Luebbers Michele Means Joanne Krebs Dorothy Kuczka Constance Laubner Jane Luepke Dolores Meyer Juliann Krebs Kathleen Lampe Charlotte List Jean Luepke Sharon Meyer Joyce Kreke Patricia Lampen Antoinette Loepker Nancy McAllister Paulette Micheal Helen Schomaker Jean Schuette Rita Schulte Barbara Tebbe Jane Timmermann Rebecca Schroeder Kathyrn Schulte Theresa Skrobul Marilyn Tebbe Mary Vander Pluym Karen Montacue Kathleen Netemeyer Ruth Pollmann Mary Louise Rensing Constance Rolfingsmeyer Judy Moss Jacqueline Netemeyer Joellen Problys Mary Louise Richter Sharon Rueter Diana Mueller Margaret Netemeyer Elaine Rakers Mary Rohling Janet Rule Bonita Netemeyer Diane Perkes Dorothy Rensing Patricia Rohling Dolores Schlautmann Linda Wuebbles, Mary Lou Richter, and Debbie Ilges discover that there is more than one way to come alive. Carol Voss Ruthann Wesselmann Blanche Varel Carolyn Venhaus Linda Venhaus Judith Van Hatten Kathy Vonnahme Patricia Wilke Diane Wessling Lynda Wuebbels Karen Winkeler Mary W'oltering Linda Wuebbels Mary Sue Wiebler Eileen Wiese Judith Zimmerman Marilyn Zorn Carol Zurliene Mary Ellen Wuebbels Charlene Zeisset Theresa Wuebbels Sr. Denis and her boys of 351 were the quota busters of the year. Glennon Albers Roy Anderson James Becker Donald Brueggemann Gary Clark William Clark Kenneth Davis Larry Deien James Deiters Glenn Dories Michael Diesen Dennis Drees James Dulle John Dulle James Dumstorff Gilbert Emig Dennis Engelmann Gary Erlinger Allen Foppe Terry Foppe Ronald Eversgerd Thomas Frankovich Danny Gross Douglas Furtwengler Dennis Haas Paul Georgy Kenneth Haas II Richard Gerner I Ralph Goebel Grapperhaus Alan Head Daniel Gary Hegger Hechenberger Kenneth Heimann Joseph Hemker Leland Henker Richard Ronald Norman Hollenkamp Holtgrave Horstmann Eugene Herbst Gary Hilmes Leo Hodapp James Kapp Dale Kauling James Kauling Donald Johnson Dennis Kapp Eric Jantzen Gervase Klostermann Anthony Koch Marcel Korte Charles Kozuszek Thomas Krebs Timothy Kreke Stephen Kressig John Kruep Leroy Kruep Charles Kunkel David Langenhorst Leon Langenhorst Leslie Laux James Linnemann David Lohman Marvin Markus James Masching Michael Maue Paul Markus Terrence McElligott Stanley Mensing Kenneth Michels Melvin Mueller David Netemeyer John Netemeyer Patrick Netemeyer Dennis Niemeyer Gerard Niemeyer John Ozella Jack Page Jim Kauling and Leon Langenhorst have discovered the value of paperback books. Duane Peek Ronald Pepenhorst William Peters Robert Poettker Charles Poettker Donald Rakers Howard Rakers Stanley Rakers Mike Rehkemper Andre Renschen Lavergne Rensing Gary Robert Michael Ryan Richard Schaefer Cyril Schmitt Lawrence Schmitz Eugene Schomaker Joseph Schulte Maurice Schulte Roland Schulte James Strieker Paul Strieker Dennis Jerome Toennies Tegenkamp Joseph Vander Pluym David Weisenfeld Lloyd Vaninger David Wellen Robert Venhaus Kenneth Wellen Kenneth Voss Jim Wells Robert Tonnies Ronald Usselman Philip Warnecke Steven Wempe Gary Weber Herman Wiebler Franklin Zurliene Ronald Zurliene Florence Joyce Albers Albers Rita Bugger Mary Buss Susan Roberta Connie Daughtery Deiters Detmer Julia Diekemper Mary Jo Du lie Rita Emig Gayle Essenpreis Vickie Fiedler JoAnn Dierkes Donna Dust Terri Erlinger Audry Eversgerd Jean Marie Fuehne Shirley Fuehne Jane Gebke Kathleen Gress Cynthia Hazlet Diane Hoerchler Alice Fuhler Kathleen Gebke Deborah Guttersohn Charlotte Hemker Alice Hollenkamp Maura Garcia Mary Gonzales Carol Ann Haake Phyllis Hempen Mary Kay Hollenkamp Suzanne Garcia Karen Ann Gramann Patricia Haar Marie Hitpas Elaine Holthaus — Diane Holtmann Diane Huegen Judy Huelsmann Ruth Isaak Catherine Jarvis Janet Holtmann Sandra Huegen Rosemary Huelsmann Bonita Jansen Kathleen Johnson Karen Holtmann Carol Jean Huels Judith Husmann Mary A. 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' .. - : - An original work of art by Sister Corita is admired by Tom Brandmeyer, Joe Heimann, Tom Weisenfleld, Norbert Klosterman, Joe Schurmann, and Dan Tschannen. David Glennon Herman Michael Arentsen Danial Albers Albers Altgilbers Leonard Athmer Kenneth Dennie Bernell Becker Stanley Bach Batemann Becker Alan Becker Ronald Michael Kenneth Beer Billhartz James Beckmann Bedard Mark Thomas Boczek John Jerome Brand- Brand- David Boczek Bonvie meyer meyer Broeckling John Brueggemann Harry Buller Gary Carrillon Michael A. Calves Lewis Deutschmann Kenneth Dierkes Terry Draper David Drees Burton Eversgerd Kenneth Eversgerd Marvin Eversgerd John Feldman Jack Garcia Charles Grapperhaus Duane J. 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Allan macher mann Schwarz Sommers Gerard Ronald Donald Gary Suhl Spihlmann Strieker Suhl Michael Thole Thomas Thole Thomas Timmer mann Daniel Tschannen Does anybody know where the main corridor is??? John Von A 1st Mark Voss Ralph Voss Mark Warnecke Thomas Weisen- fleld Joseph Wessel- Michael Wiebler Richard Wilke Bernard Winkler NO PHOTO A VAIL. A HI.K John David Winter Wuebbles Joann Albers Betty Ann Almosy Louise Becker Mary Kay Beckmann Practice makes perfect—even in locker stacking. Kathleen Book Joann Brandmeyer Joyce Brandmeyer Rosemarie Brefeld Mary Frances Brelner Sandra Browy Jane Budde Jacqueline Bruenemeyer Bonita Deien Geralyn Deters Diane Diekemper Vera Diekemper Jean Donnewald Elizabeth Dulle Coletta Dumstorff Joyce Eilering Wanda Elling Kathleen Emig Linda Emig Jane Feldman 128 Mary Lou Fuhler Colleen Gebke Donna Kay Gerstner Peggy Gerstner Homeroom is Homework Time!!!!! � Marsha Heffron Marilyn Holtgrave Joan Glaub Leah Hawley £)onna Heimann Jacqueline Hempen Madalyn Herzog Janet Hitpas Sharon Heimann Deborah Hollen- kamp Janice Hollen- kamp Rita Holtgrave Ruth Holtgrave Marcella Holthaus Mary Kay Holtkamp Elaine Holtmann Judy Horst- mann Karen Horst- mann 129 130 Rita Horst- mann Carol Hustedde Constance Jackson Marilyn Jansen Lana Jantzen Laura Huels- mann Yvonne Isert Diane Jansen Mary Jane Jansen Carolyn Johnson Jeanne Kamp- werth Mary Sue Kohrmann Ellen Kreke Patricia Kuhl Diane Langen- horst Sharon Kapp Rita Korte Claire Ann Ksycki Marlene Kuper Rosann List Shirley Kehrer Ruth Ann Korte Betty Kueper Jeannine Lager Carol Litteken Judith Kniepman Patricia Krebs Marilyn Kueper Darlene Langen- horst Pamela Little Joan Logsdon Catherine Mollet Donna Joan Netemeyer Nancy Nickerson Nancy Mary F. 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Richard Best St. George Church New Baden, 111. Rev. Henry Englehart 125 W. 5th St. Mt. Carmel, 111. Rev. John V. Fellner Box 67 Ridgway, 111. Rev. Leonard Goewert St. Damian Church Damiansville, 111. Rev. Alvin B. Grawe St. Elizabeth and Missions Box 157 Ava, 111. Rev. W illiam Kuhl SENIOR PORTRAITS BY Krebs Studio Patrons Mater Dei High School Breese, 111. Rev. Raymond C. Orlet Mater Dei High School Breese, 111. Rev. Stanley Zarzecki St. Dominic Church Breese, 111. A Friend of the Juniors A Friend of Homeroom 452 A Friend of Homeroom 553 A Friend of Homeroom 453 A Friend of Homeroom 552 A Friend of Homeroom 451 A Friend of Homeroom 554 A Friend of Homeroom 403 A Friend of Homeroom 551 A Friend of Homeroom 552 American Legion Auxiliary Poelker Post 321 New Baden, 111. Andy's Mobil Service Aviston, 111. Aviston Lumber Co. Aviston, 111. Avon Drive-In Rt. 50 Breese, 111. Bank of New Baden New Baden, 111. Bartelso Lumber Co. Bartelso, 111. Bat-Girls of 403 Mrs. Edith Bateman 811 Kane Carlyle, 111. 1: 136 Becker Jewelers Breese, 111. Becker's Mobil Service Rt. 50 Breese, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Beer Germantown, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Beckemeyer R.R. 2 Carlyle, 111. Ray Beckmann Walnut St. Germantown, 111. Otto H. Bender, O.D. 861 Fairfax St. Carlyle, 111. Paul Biedenhaen, M.D. Medical Arts Bldg. New Baden, 111. Bokel Truck Service Inc. P.O. Box 84 Breese, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bolzek Dubois, 111. Rola Bookkeeping and Tax Service 15 South Jackson St. Perryville, Mo. Bottle Shop Inc. 1150 Franklyn Carlyle, 111. Breese Grain Co. 700 N. First Breese, 111. Breese Council 2869 Knights of Columbus Breese, 111. Breese Motor Sales Breese, 111. Broadwady Battery and Tire Service Highland, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bruening 684 S. 2nd St. Breese, 111. Buehler Farm Supply Inc. Hwy. 127 South Carlyle, 111. Susan Ann Burns R.R. 1 Box 212 Belleville, 111. Mr. and Mrs. John Buscher 640 S. 6th St. Breese, 111. C. Bud Wellen Painting Co. Trenton, 111. Carlyle Bottling Works 1811 Fairfax St. Carlyle, 111. Carlyle-Laundry 771-15th St. Carlyle, 111. Christian Mothers Altar Sodality New Baden, 111. H. A. Claves 204 E. Hanover New Baden, 111. Clinton County Farm Bureau Breese, 111. Clinton County Service Co. Breese, 111. Cope Auto and Marine Sales Hwy. 158 Scott A.F. Base, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Diekemper Carlyle, 111. Raymond Donnewald 1450 Jefferson Carlyle, 111. Wilson L. DuComb, M.D. 560 8th St. Carlyle, 111. Mr. and Mrs. John Dunnill 1091 8th St. Carlyle, 111. Duvardo's Inc. Highland, 111. Anthony Endres Jr. R.R. Breese, 111. R. E. Engelmann, D.C. 1000 Zschokke St. Highland, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Eversgerd R.R.l Bartelso, 111. 4-5-6 Co. 401 W. Broadway Highland, 111. Family Pharmacy 1008 Broadway St. Highland, 111. Fashion House Rt. 50 Breese, 111. Fearless Flies of 203 Fearless Flies of 252 Mr. and Mrs. August Fehrmann R.R. 1 Bartelso, 111. Zieren Furniture 970 Fairfax Carlyle, 111. First National Bank Carlyle, 111. First National Bank Highland, 111. Fischer Photo Arts 1450 Fairfax St. Carlyle, 111. Foppe Insurance 440 N. Main Breese, 111. Foppe Insurance Agcy. 440 N. Main Breese, 111. Jim Frerker-Pepsi 1430 Livingston St. Carlyle, 111. Paul J. Frerker 940 Livingston St. Carlyle, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Gebke Bartelso, 111. Gem Theater Trenton, 111. Girls of Mighty Mouuse Cheese Corp. of Room 201 Gissy Drug Store Breese, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Goldsmith 6th E. Ash St. New Baden, 111. Haag Hatchery Inc. Rt. 50 East Breese, 111. Richard Haas R.R. 2 Trenton, 111. Walter H. Harpstrite R.R.l New Baden, 111. Hanke Elevator Hoffman, 111. Evelyn Hawley 589 North Broadway Breese, 111. Dr. E.L. Hediger 1212 Broadway Highland, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heimann R.R. 1 Germantown, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hellmann 1410 Methodist St. Carlyle, 111. Highland Elevator and Feed Store 510-12 St. Highland, 111. Highland Machine and Screw Products 700 5th St. Highland, 111. Hill's Bakery 115 Hanover New Baden, 111. Hi-Way Farm Supply Trenton, 111. Robert Holtkamp Aviston, 111. Homeroom 252 and Sr.M. Roselda Homeroom 252 and Sr.M. Roselda Homeroom 303 Homeroom 202 Huegen Store Vincent L. Isert, Prop. Albers, 111. Louis Huels R.R.l Carlyle, 111. Huelsmann Constr. Co. 670 N. 11th St. Breese, 111. Hug's Men and Boys' Wear 919 Main St. Highland, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hustedde R.R.l Carlyle, 111. Ray A. Hustedde 1710 Ridge-St. Carlyle, 111. Jannett's Northside Market Carlyle, 111. Jansen Chevrolet Co. Sycamore St. Germantown, 111. Jansen Truck Service Breese, 111. Gene Jantzen Jantzen's Resort Carylye, 111. Jantzen's Resort Box 172 Carlyle, 111. Johnny's Dog'n Suds 8 Broadway Highland, 111. Judy's Beauty Shop Aviston, 111. Junior Boys of 552 Junior Boys of 552 Junior Boys of 552 Junior Boys of 552 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kassen Trenton, 111. Francis Kiefer Kiefer's Tavern New Baden, 111. K. and M. Hobbycrafts 818 Broadway Highland, 111. Elmer Kehrer Albers, 111. Klasing Mo. Co. Trenton, 111. Koerkenmeier Trucking Service Aviston, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kohlbrecher 23 S. Madison St. Trenton, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Koppers 1550 Fairfax St. Carlyle, 111. Arthur Kuhn 21 W. Front Trenton, 111. Krausz-Harhausen Agency New Baden, 111. Krebs Trucking 1790 Franklin St. Carlyle, 111. John Lampen Store Breese, 111. Laux Painting and Decorating 580 S. 4th St. Breese, 111. Little Red Riding Hoods of 452 Little Red Riding Hoods of 452 Lorrain's Beauty Shop Germantown, 111. Lowenstein Agency Inc. 6 W. Broadway Trenton, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Markus Aviston, 111. Robt. A. Meissner, Master Fourth Degree K of C Southern Distrist of 111. Robert A, Meissner Family 557 North Broadway Breese, 111. Men of 504 Men of 504 Men of 504 Men of Close 504 Men of Close 504 Mid-County Grain, Inc. Germantown, 111. Alvin Moss Aviston, 111. Mount Moter Sales Inc. Carlyle, 111. Mueller Lawn Mower Service Aviston, 111. Mueller Oil Co. 224 N. Locust Trenton, 111. Neubauers Meat Mkt. 1113 Broadway Highland, 111. Mr. Mrs Charles Neimeyer 107 North Monroe Trenton, 111. Dr. Mrs. Felix A. O'Quinn 820 Main Street Highland, 111. Mr. Mrs. David Norrenberns Albers, 111. J. E. Patten 944 North 4th Street Highland, 111. Peek Bros. Custom Work R.R.l Breese, 111. Mres. Dora Peltis Germantown, 111. Pierron Garage Pierron, 111. Bill's Place St. Rose, 111. Dr. James M. Platt 990 Livingston Street Carlyle, 111. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Poettker Aviston, 111. P.N. Hirsch Co. Highland Quota Busters of 351 Mr. Mrs. Vic Ratermann R.R. 2 Highland, 111. A.J. Rehberger DDS Medical Arts Bldg. New Baden, 111. Dr. E.H Reinhardt Nashville, 111. Richter Refrigeration Route 50 West Breese, 111. Mrs. W.D. Reynolds 1590 Ridge St. Carlyle, 111. Fritze Richter 65 R.R. 1 Box 307 Breese, 111. Ritz Theatre Carlyle, 111. Mr. Larry Robben 418 North 8th St. Breese, 111. Rohlings' A.G. Market 111 South Washington Trenton, 111. St. Dominic Altar Sodality Breese, 111. St. Rose School R.R. 1 Breese, 111. St. Teresa Marydale, 111. Mr. Mrs. Henery F. Schaefer Albers, 111. Elvira Schmitt Breese, 111. Schmitts Custom Work R.R. 2 Box 113 Trenton, 111. Jos. M. Schroer R.R. 4 Box A-9 Carlyle, 111. Seitz Jewelery Highland, 111.’ 501 Senior Girls Mr. Mrs James P. Shannon 911 Livingston St. Carlyle, 111. Siddell Farm-O-Mation Huey, 111. Seiger Heater Brook Drive Centralia, 111. Simington Auto Body Beckemyer, 111. Sister Bryan's Girls of 502 Sr. Antonius's Sweetipies Sister Matthew's Girls of 506 St. George Holy Name Society New Baden, 111. Skater's Paradise Club Highland, 111. Stover's Furniture Sales Box 86 Hoffman, 111. Streter Equiptment R.R. 1 Box 65 Breese, 111. Mr Mrs. Fred Strieker Box 262 Breese, 111. Stroot's Motel Restaurant U.S. 50 Aviston, 111. Paul R. Tegenkamp 565 North 11th Breese, 111. Ten Pin Bowl 127 Bartelso Road Carlyle, 111. Mr. Mrs. Eugene Timmermann First Street Beckmeyer, 111. THE-BIG-THREE St. Morgan 111. The Building Center New Baden, 111. The Class of 68 The girls From B.A.T.-553 Edmond Thole R.R. 4 Carlyle, 111. C.S. Tharpe New Baden, 111. Tom's Cleaners Breese, 111. Trenton IGA Supermarket Trenton, 111. Trenton Motor Service 304 South Washington Trenton, 111. Elmer Q. Tschanner 1601 Lemon St. Highland, 111. Mr. Mrs. Gus Vahlkamp 1411 Livingston St. Carlyle, 111. Sharon Vahlkamp 1411 Livingston St. Carlyle, 111. Robert W. Vander Pluym 575 North Plum Street Breese, 111. Venhaus Clover Farm Store 490 2nd St. Breese, 111. Venedy Coal Co. Venedy, 111. Marianne C. Vannahme 1051 Franklin Carlyle, 111. Mr. Joseph Voss R.R. 3 Carlyle, 111. Wade Sales and Service Breese, 111. Herman W arnecke Pioneer Seed Corn Dealer Breese, 111. Warshaivshy Co. Chicago, 111. Mr. Mrs. George Weisenfeld 630 South Second St. Breese, 111. Mrs. John Wellen Sr. Highland, 111. Mr. Mrs. A1 Wessemann R.R. 4 Carlyle, 111. Mr. Herman Wiedler 130 Jefferson Carlyle, 111. Wicks Organ Co. Highland, 111. Wiegman Motor Inc. 930 Fairfax Carlyle, 111. Wil-Char Restaurant Highway 50 west Breese, 111. Henery Winkeler Bartelso, 111. Jerry Wobbe Breese, 111. Woltering Garage Hardware St. Rose, 111. Fred Wolters Truck Service Aviston, 111. Yeah Us! 205 Ziegler's Jewelry Carlyle, 111. Gerald J. Zimmerman R.R. 1 Box 163 Trenton, 111. Father Donald A. Blaes Father F isher Fr. F.X. Heiligenstein Rev. Robert J. O'Shea Rev. Jerome B. Ratermann Fr. Schlarman Fr. Victor Sulokowski Ernest Ades A Friend Mrs. Flora Aklers Allezo Nosnohj Al's East End Body Shop Joseph M. Altepeter American Legion Post 404 A W Root Beer Mr. Mrs. August Barth Mr. Mrs. James Beard Jr. Bernard Becker Mrs. Elizabeth K. Becker Mr. Mrs. Alphonse Beer Darlene Beer '65 Bellm Floor Covering Mary Ann Bergmann Bernard, Bob, Dave, Ted, Don, Gene Mr. Mrs. John H. Billhartz Billy Starr's Barbecue Mary Ann Boatright Boeckman Milk Hauling Mrs. E. Boomhower Mr. Mrs. Tony Brandmeyer Breese Speed Wash Bernard Brefeld Earl Britton, Country Companies Theresa Brueggemann Mr. Mrs. Alvin Bruns Doris Buehne Carlyle Lounge Carolyn '68 Mr. Mrs. Edward Christ Chuck's Texaco Clinton County Auto Parts C.L. Sagaser Associates Peg Daneny '64 Davis Bus Lines Judy Donetta Deien Mr. Mrs. H. Diekemper Mr. Mrs. Raymond Diekemper Drakes Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Andrew M. Drees Sid Dreher Mrs. Joseph Dulle Eileen Emig Mr. Mrs. Floyd Eversgerd Mrs. Franklin Eversgerd Mr. Mrs. Richard Farrel Mr. Mrs. Mark Feldman Mr. Mrs. Marion Fox Claudette Phyllis Frankovich William J. Frey Mr. Mrs. Charles Frohr Mr. Mrs. Lewis Gehrs Mr. Mrs. Bob Gerstner Mr. Mrs. Vincent Goestenkors Mr. Mrs. Philip Grady Judy Grapperhaus '65 Agnes Grawe '68 Mary Ann Grawe '65 Doug Gross Mr. Mrs. Al Haar Joseph Hacker Hank's Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Elmer Haukap Ruth Haukap '6 Mr. Mrs. August Heidemann Mr. Mrs. Frank Heidemann Heitmier Shoe Store Hellige Super Market Mr. Mrs. A. L. Hempen Joan Hempen '65 Mr. Mrs. Theo Henrichs Jackie Henss '65 Mr. Mrs. Alfred Herzing Diane Herzing '66 Highland Department Store Inc. Highland Excavating Mr. Mrs.Cornelius Hilmes Mr. Mrs. Gregory Hilmes Angela Hitpas '71 Dennis Holthaus '62 Frank Holthaus Homeroom 206 Homeroom 401 Huber Shoes Huegen Lumber Yard Edward A. Huelsmann Helen E. Huelsmann '63 Vincent Huene Mr. Robert A. Hummert Joe Husmann Mr. Henry Hustedde Mr. Mr. Herb Hustedde Virginia Hustedde J N Distributing Company Jannett's AG Store Janny of '65 Elmer E. Jansen Mr. Mrs. Raymond Jansen Jansen Sales Mr. Mrs. MartinB. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Len Kalmer Pat Kannal Katie's Beauty Shop Keeven Development Co. Mr. Mrs. Edward Kehrer Mr. Mrs. Roland Kehrer Mr. Mrs. Cletus Ketterer Dr. Mrs. J. A. Kirby Miss Edith Klostermann '65 Rita Klostermann '64 Tom Knies J. A. Koch Candy Company Thomas H. Koch George Komerons Aloys H. Kohnen James (Ollie) Kohnen Mr. Mrs. V. J. 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Moores Mr. Fred Mugele Miss Mary Ellen Murray Dorothy Ottensmeier Jane Ottensmeier Richard Pax Mr. Mrs. Charles Perkes Peppenhorst Excavating Service Phister Trucking Service Mr. Mrs. Aloys Pingsterhaus Glen Pingsterhaus 65 Mr. James Pitt Marianne Pitt Mr. Robert A. Pitt Mr. Mrs. Alfred Poelker Family Mr. Mrs. Ray Problys Ralph Netemeyer Miss Sharon Niehenke 64 Mr. Mrs. Henry Niemeyer Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Noll Verena Nothaus Aloysius Rakers Jerome B. Rakers Tony Rakers Truck Service Alfred Ratermann 64 Margaret Reilman Mr. Mrs. Paul Renschen Clarence Restoff Shirley Reynolds Ben Richter 65 Mr. Mrs. Edward Richter Mr. Mrs. Ken Richter Ripperda Sound Jim Robke Mr. Mrs. Noe Rohling Mr. Mrs. Ray Rolfingsmeier Rusty's Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Robert Schaefer Ray Schlueter Suzanne Schmitz 65 Philip Schnieder Allen Schomaker Mr. Mrs. Anton Schomaker School Sisters of Noter Dame Mr. Mrs. Anton Schrage Mr. Mrs. Ralph Schrage Joyce Schroeder Miss Hilda Schulte Mr. Mrs. Sylvester W. 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