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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

2 3 His Excellency, THE MOST REV. ALBERT R. ZUROWESTE, D.D. Bishop of Belleville Father Ratermann, prin- cipal, and Father Best, treas- urer, have earned the esteem and appreciation of the faculty and student body for their ded- icated service to the school. They are assisted by four assis- tant principals who moderate various classes. Sister M. Elizabeth, junior moderator The study of Religion at Mater Dei has as its purpose the union of the sacred and the profane in order that the student may more fully realize the Incarnational principle of a 'this-world Christian involvement. We're going to need endurance to get through all these books. Sister Bryan Sister M Peter Don Albers explains the characteristics r •' of the ballad to his English class. Today's society demands both quality and accuracy in our communication with people. The educated person who speaks with clarity and grammatical correctness generates an auspicious impression of himself in the mind of his listener. Realizing the value of a solid founda- tion in the English language, the English Department has established a thorough program of studies both in literature and in grammar which enables the student to acquire this basic background. Miss Woodward Joe Vander Pluym explains to his Spanish class painting by El Greco. Hide me! I haven’t got a uniform pass. Sister Roscida Let's break the language barrier! This is the cry of the Language Depart- ment for they realize the importance of world communication today. Because of rapid developments in travel and foreign relations, it is important that the stu- dents be able to converse with our for- eign neighbors. Next stop--France. Sister Paulanne showers her students with bits of French wisdom. ll Sharon Reuter proves to the Variety Show audience that she is truly worthy of the Euro- pean Tour that she merited. Motivated by the desire to sing of the world around them and to ex- perience the unique enjoyment of music. Mater Dei Chorus and Band members, under the direction of Sister Brenda, combine their talents during the school year to provide many inspiring programs. These include: the Cultural Assembly, the Christmas Concert, and the Spring Concert. The chorus and band mem- bers also participate in the Belle - ville Diocesan Music Festival, choral assemblies at Carbondale and Clinton County Talent Show. 13 Joe's total involvement results in an aesthetic experience in music. The Art Department strives, through the ':- work of MD students, an atmosphere of crei Students develop their and skill in expressing thoughts and feelings. Sister Terese Wanda Elling, Marie Voss Aw gee, you shouldn't have said that. It's not really that good. 14 Janice Sautmann, John Winter, Connie Jackson Tom Frankovich Freshman girls in Art Appreciation admire the work of Mater Dei's talented artists. The educational system is designed not only to devel- op the human mind but also one's inner self. It's not the song or the painting or the dramatization that's impor- tant it's how completely the artist gives of himself. 16 The speech course helps the freshman attain poise and self-confidence. This enables him to express his ideas freely and communicate them to others. Mater Dei offers a Fine Arts program for all fresh- men. The curriculum in- cludes Speech, Art, and Music Appreciation. 17 The members of the Varsity Speech Team are Jim Becker, Dan Hechenberger, Gary Hilmes, Duane Peek, Barbara Ketterer, Chuck Herbst, Kathy Krechnyak, and Karen Montacue. The Queen's Company, under the su- pervision of Sister Bryan and Sister Neal, allows the student to interpret the world he sees around him and to express h i s feelings through drama and speech. Some of the drama club's noted performances presented this year included: the three - act comedy play, IMAGINARY INVALID; the Variety Show; the Cultural Assembly; the one-act cutting from the play, THE RAINMAKER; and numerous awards in various speech contests. Jim Becker, Chuck Herbst, and Katiiy Krechnyak portray a scene from THE BOOR. Tlie main officers of the Queen's Company are Chuck Herbst, Jim Becker, Dan Hechenberger, Karen Montacue, and Colette Kennett. 1 ■ What she doesn't know is that these dictaphones are playing KXOK's latest top ten. A letter with no errors? Mater Dei's Business Department provides a realistic setting for tomorrow's secretaries, typists, accountants, and other office personnel. The teachers strive to instill in the student a professional attitude toward the world of business. Sr. John de Rossi Mr. Russell Mechanical Drafting, added to the curriculum this year, encourages senior men to archi- tectural and engineering careers. The world of fashion will be stunned by the original designs created by members of Mater Dei’s own fashion capital. ” Home Ec. is also con- cerned with good groom- ing habits. 22 Sister Timothy Ann employs visual aids to show the basic concepts of interior decorating. The students at Mater Dei interested in a career in Home Economics or Ag- riculture are introduced for the numerous opportu- nities available in t h e s e fields. The sciences of Ag- riculture under the instruc- tion of Father Potthast in- cludes a complete four years of studies in crop produc- tion, farm mechanics, and new methods of farming. The special art of home- making is taught to the girls by Sister Timothy Ann. The program consists of courses in sewing, etiquette, knitting and the fundamentals of Home Economics. Father Potthast educates his senior class in Agriculture on the vital points of 23 agricultural training. The thud of falling weights, a scream from the biology lab, the drip-drip of spilling chemicals, the crash of a breaking test tube—these are sounds that make the science world come disturbingly alive for those students brave enough to face the perils of the lab each day. Phys- ics biology, chemistry, and general science provide the fundamental background so necessary as man strives to master the unknown through science. Mr. Joe Klostermann Sister Ann Miriam To meet the world's demand for qualified mathematicians. Mater Dei's Math Department, headed by Sister Denis, hopes to alleviate this need by training the student's minds. The math curriculum includes Al- gebra I and II, Plane Geometry , Trigonometry, and College Prep. These courses challenge the in- quiring minds, teach students to reason, and give students the in - centive for individual thinking. Sure it's a plane, but not the kind you fly. Why risk a migraine headache or sacrifice your fingernails? Do it Stan’s way--with the teacher's manual. Charlene demon- strates the p's and q’s of College Prep much to the delignt and ecstasy of her fellow students. Sister Kathleen Sister Denis Miss Sue Watercotte Essential tools for a thorough Tlle importance of listening to the daily news is stressed by understanding of history include Joanne Luebbers, Elaine Beer, and Judy Masching. the globe and the map. Sorry Coach, 1 just can't run cross-country tonight. In the social science field stimulating discus- sions centering around both world and American prob- lems provoke analytical thinking. The History De- partment impresses the student with the importance of acquiring a comprehen- sive outlook on man and his society. Father Best Mr. Denis Trame Mrs. Sautmann After a session with you, Bob, I'm going to need a guidance appointment. Representatives of various fields of interest provide students with information on career possibilities. What to do, w he r e to go , what to be...Bypass the Yellow Pages and head straight for Mater Dei's Guidance Depart- ment. The many questions and problems confronting confused students are no match for the proficient advisors who meet the dilemmas head on. By being understanding .sym- pathetic, and possessing an always ready to listen at - titude, the counselors provide a welcome refuge for all stu- dents. Father Sc hi ar m an , head of the Guidance Depart- ment, devotes himself to each senior seeking college infor- mation and vocational careers. In addition to this, Father, with the assistance of the guidance counselors, sponsors activities such as Career Day and College Day to benefit the students. If Frogtown U. is so high class--like Bill says--then why isn’t it listed here with me ’ good colleges? Mater Dei's Dear Abbys” do all they can to help the students face their unknown future. 31 We're such great shots--do you think NASA could use us? Can you play soccer, can you jump rope, can you shoot baskets?-neither can we, but P.E.'s a lot of fun anyway. With the stress placed on physical health and fitness, the P.E. instructors at Mater Dei strive to help the students build strong bodies twelve ways. This is easier than skipping rope. Library Aides help Sister Agnese With his skill and knowledge in electronics, Mr. Stanley Klostermann keeps the audio-visual equipment in first-rate condition. Mater Dei's own Grand Central Station--the library— is the scene of much student activity. Throughout the day there is the movement of AV equipment and the constant migration of students to the library. After school its doors do not close. It then becomes the workshop of the Lance Staff and the Camera Club. maintain an organized library. This efficient team of camera bugs includes Dan Gross, Mike Korhmann, and Ken Steinmann. Dan's faithful service to Mater Dei publications is espe- cially appreciated by the Knight Staff and the Lance Staff. Charlene Ze isset Janice Kohnen Margie Heidemann Carol Fuehne Donna Fiedler Pam Huelsmann Ruth Wesselmann Bob Vaughn Kathy Netemeyer Theresa Wuebbels Jane Timmermann Sister Terese Gene Schurmann Seniors gather after school to help with their yearbook. Come on now, the caption isn't that funny. Plenty of hard work and original ideas were responsible in making this year's KNIGHT the truly great accomplishment that it was. The KNIGHT was produced with the co-operation and long hours contributed by many seniors. Special credit goes to Karen Montacue for com- posing much of the copy writing. Sister Terese and the co-editors are very grateful to all 36 who helped to make this '68 KNIGHT the best ever. Lynda Frerker Janice Henss Mike Jansen Jill Hitpas Joan Krebs Diane Perkes The school has the secretar- ies to thank for the high degree of order evident in the office. In addition to handling all typing, recording, correspondence for the school, the secretaries op- erate their own Information Booth which supplies many a confused student with answers ranging from, Where is the fifth wing? to Can I U6e your stapler? Mrs. Etter Mrs, Von Hatten Mrs. Heldorfer explains to students how to remember your lunch ticket” in three easy lessons. Mater Dei faculty and students cannot find the appropriate words to express their sincere gratitude and appreciation to the school's efficient maintenance staff. The impeccable condition of the school is proof in itself of the competence of the maintenance depart- ment. The faculty and students wish to offer a re- sounding thanks to the maintenance personnel. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Elizabeth Dulle, Gerry Meyer, Joyce Brandemeyer, Karen Pryor, Maura Garcia, Shirley Wolters, Diane Markus, and Kay Lue Peltes. The boisterous, hearty chant of Let's go Knights! led by our spirited cheerleaders inspired not only the players but the Knight fans as well. Whether the cheers were for our football games, basket- ball games, or pep rallies, these industrious girls invariably de- vised new techniques to pep up the team. Who has not heard the gym ringing with-- S-0-U-L--sou 1 team, sock it to 'em—now!! This was one of the favorite cheers in - troduced this year to loyal Mater Dei followers. Sister Denis and Mrs. Trame devoted much of their personal time in coaching our cheerleaders. Freshman Cheerleaders: Lois Elling, Debbie Quitmeyer, Debbie Ballard, Rena Haag, Helen 40 Kalmer, Janet Woltering, Kathy Bedard, Joanie Athmer Varsity Cheerleaders: Bonnie Voss, Debbie Anderson, Peggy Netemeyer, Rosie Brefeld, Marietta Frankovich, Jackie Hempen. 41 He s a Bull for power Mater Dei's athletic program aspires to develop not only the physical aspect of the boys but also their emotional maturity as well. Its goal is to help the athletes ac- guire superior physical shape and the abil- ity to think quickly and respond prudently when under pressure. With these objectives in mind the baseball and track teams prac- tice long and hard under the diligent coach- ing of Dan Hopcus and Dennis Trame Basketball not only leaves the boys in superior shape, but it also gives them the ability to think quickly and remember what to do under pressure. Coach Bill Killen has once again proven the point that Mater Dei is a winning ball club. He now has well over 100 victories and is on his way to a state Championship. Basketball queen candidates for the 67-68 season are Senior, Debbie Anderson, Junior Nancy Wolters, Freshman Debra Ballard, and Sophomore, Mary Kay Holtkamp. Ron's on his way to a 1000. Terry goes up for another rebound as Strieker, Eversgerd and Haake look on. Head coach Dan Hopcus goes over the ground rules with co-captains Bill Becker and Jules Eversgerd. The 1967-68 Football Season was high-lighted by Mater Dei’s initial Homecoming festivities. A parade, bonfire, and pep rally commenced the three-dav affair. The football game in which the Knights rallied 33-13 over the Dupo Tigers motivated the spirit- ed students to give the Knights their full support for the season. During the half-time of the game. Sophomore Carol Glaub was crowned 1967-68 Homecom- ing Queen by Captains Bill Becker and Julius Eversgerd. Homecoming Week was cli- maxed by a dance held at Mater Dei gym. The spirit created during this first football homecoming established a pride which will be the foundation for the success of future football seasons. 46 Practice, practice and more practice. The football Homecoming Queen candidates were Freshman Lois Toennies, Sophomore Carol Glaub, Junior Bonnie Voss, and Senior Mary Vander Pluym. Co-captains Julius Eversgerd and Bill Becker crown Sophomore Carol Glaub 1967-68 Football Homecoming Queen, 47 I'm afraid if you were Napolean's granddaughter he would turn in his grave. My man is shif'less and good for nuth'in too. 48 ’’There's no boat like a Show Boat, and the Senior class of '68 proved this indeed with their presentation of Jerome Kern's musical SHOW BOAT. The lead roles of Magnolia and Julie were shared by Sharon Rueter and Jill Hitpas. The character of Ravenal was portrayed by Mark Hollenkamp. Other roles were as follows Gene Schurmann; Captain Andy; Parthy Ann, Edie Wolter- ing; Joe, Dave Timmermann; Queenie, Margie Heidemann; Frank, Dave Moss; Ellie, Lynda Frecker; Steve, Ken Horst- mann. Now just a sample of the soft shoe dance. 50 MISS MARY JEAN KAPP - MAY QUEEN FOR 1968. Student Council, the school's governing body, functions smooth- ly under the leadership of these officers. For they realize that the soul of Mater Dei lies in the Stu- dent Council. It seeks to unite and instill in the students an unrelent- ing determination to make Mater Dei High School the greatest. The spirit, loyalty, and tireless efforts of these officers give proof of the great concern they have for their fellow students and Mater Dei. Secretary Kathleen Lampe Kathy St. Boniface, Germantown Parliamentarian Patricia Jansen Pat St. Bernard, Albers 52 President David Moss Moose St. Dominic, Breese In recognition and appreciation for their devotion and dedication to the class of '68, the seniors chose these four officers as their leaders. These class officers motivated the seniors to make their class slogan, '68 the Great a reality. Vice President George Kruse George St. Cecilia, Bartelso Secretary Barbara Ketterer Barb St. Dominic, Breese Treasurer Mary Clark Mary St. Mary, Carlyle Dale Ades Pete St. Boniface, Germantown Donald Albers Smokey St. Boniface, Germantown Doris Albers Doris St. Boniface, Germantown Rita Albers Rita St. Boniface, Germantown Deborah Anderson Twink No. 1 St. Mary, Trenton William Arndt Bill St. Mary, Trenton Frances Ashburn Frankie St. Mary, Carlyle Sandra Athmer Sandy St. Francis, Aviston Mary Ann Barth Mary St. Rose, St. Rose David Beckmann Burhead St. Boniface, Germantown Marilyn Beckmann Marilyn St. Cecilia, Bartelso Ruth Ann Beckmann Ruthie St. Boniface, Germantown Glcnnon Beer Glen St. Boniface, Germantown Kathleen Bemdsen Chris St. Dominic, Breese Johanna Boeckman Jody St. Dominic, Breese Joan Bonvie Joanie St. Dominic, Breese Stephanie Crane, Miss Teenage America, awards these trophies in recognition for achievement in the vocal, drama, and instrumental events of the Clinton County Talent Show. Margaret Book cS,a St. Bernard, Albers David Brockman Nudie St. Boniface, Germantown Charles Brandmeyer Chuck St. Damian, Damiansville Edward Broeckling Easy Ed St. Bernard, Albers 55 The Class of 68 spent many hours of hard work in prepara- tion and anticipation of their Junior Prom. The theme of the prom recreated the atmosphere of London at Night”, and provided the couples with memories of an enchanting evening which will be cherished for many a year. Allen Bucheit Buck St. Mary, Carlyle Michael Buller Mike St. Dominic, Breese Ruth Budde Ruth St. Cecelia, Bartelso Judith B use her Judy St. Augustine, Breese Ladonna Crow Donna St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Donald Davis Davis St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Carolyn Deiters Carolyn St. Dominic, Breese David Dermody Derms St. Mary, Trenton Chester Detmer Mopar St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Kenneth Diekemper Diek St. Mary, Carlyle Jerome Diekemper Romey St. Mary, Carlyle Karen Diekemper Karen St. Mary, Carlyle Diane Dierkes Mert St. Boniface, Germantown Jo Ann Dierkes Jo Ann St. Boniface, Germantown V Rosemary Diffenauer Rosie St. Mary, Carlyle Jeanette Drees George St. Mary, Trenton Lloyd Elling Lloyd St. Augustine, Breese Richard Dulle Rich St. Bernard, Albers Blaine Essenpreis Blaine St. Dominic, Breese Constance Essenpreis Connie St. Augustine, Breese Kathleen Faltus Kathy St. George, New Baden Richard Fangmeyer Ace St. Dominic, Breese Ernest Feldman Ernie St. Mary, Trenton Senior Student Council representatives, Diane Perkes and Stan Wuebbles, receive their badges at the installation ceremony. Rita Feldmann T ubby St. Francis, Aviston Donna Fiedler Donna St. George, New Baden Michael Feldmann Mike St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Sandra Fox Sandy St. Mary, Carlyle Marietta Frankovlch Twink No. 2 St. George, New Baden Terrence Frankovlch Terry St. Bernard, Albers Lynda Frerker Lynda St. Mary, Carlyle Carol Fuehne Carol St. Damian, Damianiville Darlene Fuehne Darlene St. Damian, Damlansville John Fuehne John St. Damian, Damlansville Ellen Gehrs Ellen St. Mary, Carlyle David Glaub Rip St. Dominic, Breese Bernard Goebel Bemie St. Rose, St. Rose Carol Goebel Goebel St. George, New Baden SCAT enthusiast, Donna Crow, maps out the route to be taken on the club's next venture. Here are the Bonnies, where are the Clydes? Roger Grapperhaus Roge St. Rose, St. Rose Agnes Grawe Aggie St. Augustine, Breese Ronald Haake Rude St. Boniface, Germantown James Haas Jim St. Mary, Trenton Charles Hahn Charley 60 St. Mary, Carlyle Marie Halluin Troublemaker St. Anthony, Beckemeyer David Haselhorst Hazel St. Mary, Trenton James Haukap Jim St. Boniface, Germantown Robert Haukap Bob St. Augustine, Breese Marjorie Heidemann Marg St. Boniface, Germantown Melvin Heimann Mel St. Damian, Damiansville Patricia Heimann Pat St. Bernard, Albers Jerome Helllge Jerry St. Dominic, Breese Thomas Heimann Tom St. Bernard, Albers Robert Hemker Bob St. Cecilia, Bartelso The tornado almost turned Mater Dei upside down. 61 Ronald Hemker Ronnie St. Cecilia, Bartelso Dennis Hempen Dennis St. Mary, Carlyle James Henrichs Jim St. Rose, St. Rose Janice Henss Jan St. Mary, Trenton Marilyn Herzing Marilyn St. George, New Baden Alice Hilmes Alice St. Dominic, Breese Charles Hilmes Walrus St. Dominic, Breese Ralph Hilmes Ralph St. Mary, Trenton Carl and Pat put finishing touches on The Spirit of 68. Mark Hollcnkamp Mark St. Francis, Aviston Stephen Holtgrave Steve St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Joan Holtgrave Joan St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Therese Holtgrave Therese St. Dominic, Breese Patricia Holtmann Pat St. Boniface, Germantown Glennon Horstmann Glenn St. Mary, Trenton Kenneth Horstmann Harry St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Pamela Huelsmann Pam St. George, New Baden Barber Bill decides it's time for a haircut. Bernard Hustedde Bern St. Mary, Carlyle Dennis Hustedde Huss St. Mary, Carlyle Janice Hustedde Janice St. Bernard, Albers Karon Hustedde Karyn St. Mary, Carlyle Leonard Kalmer Gomer St. Francis, Aviston Diane Kapp Diane St. Mary, Carlyle Marilyn Kalmer Marilyn St. Damian, Damiansville Mary Jean Kapp Mary St. Mary, Carlyle Hey you, beneath all that hair—we like your painting. Phyllis Kehrer Phyl St. George, New Baden Roger Kehrer Rog Holy Childhood, Mascoutah John Ketterer Juan St, Felicitas, Beaver Prairie Johanna Klostermann Jo St. Rose, St, Rose Herman Kohlbrecher Pete St. Rose, St. Rose Janice Kohnen Jan St. Boniface, Germantown Cynthia Kohrman Cindy St. Mary, Carlyle Michael Kohrman Mike St. Cecilia, Bartelso Don't stop working just because you're getting your picture taken. The parade's tomorrow night. Bernard Koopmann Bernle St. Cecilia, Bartelso Daniel Korte Dan’l St. Boniface, Germantown Donald Korte Don St. Bernard, Albers Sister Susan meets with The Big Four. Doris Korte Doris St. Mary, Trenton Jerome Korte Jerry St. Augustine, Breese Marilyn Korte Mick St. Mary, Trenton Theresa Korte Terri St. Mary, Trenton The Dynamic Duo Joanne Krebs Joanie St. Mary, Carlyle Juliann Krebs Julie St. Mary, Carlyle Joyce Kreke Joyce St. Cecilia, Bartelso Loretta Kreke Loretta St. Felicitas, Beaver Prairie David Kressig Kudie St. Augustine, Breese Robert Kruep Red Bone St. Mary, Carlyle Twins, twins, and more twins look at rings, rings, and more rings. Michael Kuhn Joe St. George, New Baden Kenneth Lake Ken St. Mary, Carlyle Patricia Lampen Pat St. Dominic, Breese Marilyn Langenhorst Marilyn St. Mary, Carlyle Would you believe, there's a photographer in this room? Vernon Langenhorst Vernon St, Boniface, Germantown David Liening Willie St, Rose, St. Rose Charlotte List Charlotte St. Mary, Carlyle Antoinette Loepker Nety St. Cecilia, Bartelso Jane Luepke Jane 70 St. Mary, Carlyle Jean Luepke Jean St. Mary, Carlyle Mary Luebbers Mary St. Felicitas, Beaver Prairie Roger Maue Roger St. Damian, Damiansville Nancy McAllister Nancy St. Dominic, Breese College day gave the seniors an opportunity to acquire detailed information of possible college choices from various speakers. Michele Means Dolores Meyer Lori St. Rose, St. Rose Mel Meyer Mel St. Mary, Carlyle Sharon Meyer Sam St. Dominic, Breese Paulette Michaels Michaels St. George, New Baden Robert Molitor Bob St. Boniface, Germantown Karen Montacue Karen St. Mary, Centralia Judy Moss Judy St. Francis, Aviston Diana Mueller Diana St. Cecilia, Bartelso 71 The Class of '68 merited the first place trophy awarded to the most original and artistic float entered in the football homecoming parade. Bonita Netemeyer Bonnie St. Bernard, Albers Jacqueline Netemeyer Jackie St. Bernard, Albers Kathleen Netemeyer Kathi St. Bernard, Albers Margaret Netemeyer Margie St. Bernard, Albers Our creative play artists discuss plans for the scenery for SHOW BOAT. Franklin Ottenschnieder Frank St. Bernard, Albers Leon Parent Paren St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Thomas Peppenhorst Pep St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Diane Perkes Diane St. Dominic, Breese Anthony Pingsterhaus Tony St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Lawrence Pingsterhaus Larry St. Boniface, Germantown James Poettker Jim St. Francis, Aviston Carl Pollmann Polecat St. Augustine, Breese They lived happily ever after and had . . . Joellen Problys Jo St. Mary, Trenton Elaine Rakers Elaine St. Mary, Trenton Andrew Ratermann Andy St. Dominic, Breese Michael Pollmann Byrd St. Augustine, Breese Ruth Pollmann Toot St. Dominic, Breese Gerald Rakers Jerry St. Francis, Aviston Kenneth Rakers Clarence St. George, New Baden Charles Ratermann Chuck St. Dominic, Breese Kenneth Rehkemper Ken St. Rose, St. Rose Dorothy Renslng Dorothy St. George, New Baden Mary Lou Richter Mary Lou St. Augustine, Breese Stanley Rlpperda Les St. George, New Baden TYPING Ronald Rlpperda Ron St. Mary Carlyle Mary Rohling Mary St. Mary, Trenton Patricia Rohling Pat St. Francis, Aviston Constance Rolfingsmeyer Connie St. Augustine, Breese Gerald Rolves Gerry St. Bernard, Albers Daniel Rosen Dan St. Rose, St. Rose Sharon Rueter Sharon St. Mary, Carlyle Roger Rolves Rog St. Mary, Carlyle Vincent Rux Vince St. Dominic, Breese Senior English class discusses the symbolism in John Steinbeck’s novel, GRAPES OF WRATH. Donald Schniers Don St. Boniface, Germantown Helen Schomaker Helen St. Mary, Trenton Janet Rule Jan St. Augustine, Breese Dolores Schlautmann Jo St. Cecilia, Bartelso Jerald Schroeder Jerry St. Boniface, Germantown Mary Lou Schroeder Mary Lou St. Cecilia, Bartelso Robert Seiffert Bob St. Mary, Carlyle Rebecca Schroeder Becky St. Cecilia, Bartelso Jean Schuette Jean St. Rose, St. Rose Deep, mellow bass tone is the result of good posture, correct breathing, and total concentration, as these seniors Dave Timmermann and Dave Brockman have learned. Raymond Schulte Ray St. Francis, Aviston Rita Schulte Rita St. Francis, Aviston Gene Schurmann Sherm St. Dominic, Breese Theresa Skrobul Terry St. Anthony Beckemeyer Roger Schwierjohn Roger St. Mary, Carlyle Diane Spaeth Diane St. Mary, Trenton Norman Strieker Norman St. Bernard, Albers We’ve got your message loud and clear.. Terrence Sundrup Terry St. Cecilia, Bartelso Ernest Szezeblewski Polock St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Bernell Tebbe Bernell St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Barbarba Tebbe Barb St. Rose, St. Rose 78 James Tebbe Jim St. Rose, St. Rose Marilyn Tebbe Mary St. Augustine, Breese Michael Tebbe Mike St. Rose, St. Rose Terrence Tewes Terrible St. Dominic, Breese David Timmermann Dave St. Anthony, Beckemeyer Jane Timmermann Jane St. Augustine, Breese Kenneth Timmermann Ken St. Felicitas, Beaver Prairie Bernard Toennies Ben St. Damian, Damiansville Marvin Toennies White Friar St. Damian, Damiansville Glennon Tonnies Glen St. Mary, Trenton Right, Roger and out ... 79 Mary Vander Pluym Mary St. Dominic, Breese Stanley Varel Stan St. Cecilia, Bartelso Linda Venhaus Linda St. Augustine, Breese Blanche Varel Blanche St. Cecilia, Bartelso Robert Vaughan Bob St. Mary, Trenton Carolyn Venhaus Carolyn St. Mary, Trenton David Venhaus Dave St. Mary, Trenton Student Council officers pledge their loyalty and devotion to their school. Ronald Venhaus Ron St. Augustine, Breese Dave Moss and Mike Jansen contemplate Father Best's homily. Mary Katherine Vonnahme Kathy St. Mary, Carlyle Carol Voss Carol St. Dominic, Breese Michael Voss Mike St. Dominic, Breese Philip Wangler P. J. St. George, New Baden Linus Wessel Linus St. Rose, St. Rose Eugene Wesselmann Wess St. Mary, Carlyle Ruth Ann Wesselmann Ruthie St. Augustine, Breese Diane Wessling Dedee St. Boniface, Germantown Donald Wessllng Wcss St. Mary, Carlyle Robert Wiese Bob St. Felicitas, Beaver Prairie Mary Sue Wiebler Mary Sue St. Mary, Carlyle Gerard Wlegman Bruce St. Mary, Carlyle Eileen Wiese Eileen St. Augustine, Breese David Winkler Dave St. Cecilia, Bartelso Patricia Wilke Pat St. Rose, St. Rose “People, Places, and Impressions was the title of an original musical composition by Dave Timmermann. Soon to be on the charts, this score merited Dave a first place trophy in the musical division of the Clinton County Talent Show. Donald Wuebbles Don St. Mary, Carlyle Karen Winkler Karen St. Cecilia, Bartelso Theodore Winkler Ted St. Cecilia, Bartelso Harold Winter Hal St. Dominic, Breese Mary Edith Woltering Edie St. Rose, St. Rose Linda Wuebbles Linda St. Damian, Damiansville Oremus. Mary Ellen Wubbles Mary Ellen St. Boniface, Germantown Stanley Wuebbles Child St. Boniface, Germantown Theresa Wuebbels Theresa St. Mary, Carlyle Let's see your car pass, -er-uh-tractor pass? Marilyn Zorn Marilyn 84 St. Rose, St. Rose Carol Zurliene Carol St. Dominic, Breese Michael Zurliene Mike St. Bernard, Albers Kenneth Davis William Clark James Deiters Dennis Dress Glenn Dories John Dulle James Dumstroff James Dulle Gilbert Emig Another victory for Sister Denis and homeroom. Gary Hegger Gary Hilmes Kenneth Duels Leo Hodapp Gerald Huelsmann Richard Hollenkamp Ronald Holtgrave William Hughes Eric Jantzen Norman Horstmann Donald Jolmson Dennis Kapp James Kapp Marcel Korte Anthony Koch Dale Kauling Charles Kozuszek Stephen Krcssig John Kruep Leroy Kruep Leslie Laux James Linnemann David Lohman James Kauling Thomas Krebs Gervase Klostermann Timothy Kreke rm. w I was just putting it back! 89 Marvin Markus Stanley Mensing Dennis Niemeyer James Masching Michael Maue Paul Markus Terrence McElligott Kenneth Michels Melvin Mueller David Netemeyer Patrick Netemeyer Howard Rakers Stanley Rakers Gary Robert Michael Ryan You only live twice-The life of your dreams and the life of reality. Michael Rehkemper Richard Schaefer Joseph Schulte Ronald Schulte Kenneth Steimann Anthony Skrobul James Steimann James Strieker Ronald Usselman Paul Strieker Dennis Tegenkamp Jerome Tocnnies Robert Tonnies Robert Venhaus Jim Wells Steven Wempe Herman Wiebler Daniel Wobbe Marvin Wuebbels Michael Wuebbles ■ Allen Weigman Franklin Zurliene Roger Williams Ronald Zurliene Mary Gonzales, Linda Trame, Sandy Huegen, Dave Weisenfeld, and Tony Skrobul wait at the book store. Florence Albers Sandra Bach Agnes Bergmann Mary Boatright Virginia Billhartz Diane Beckmann Julie Blumenstein Peggy Athmer Donna Beckmann Constance Becker Dorothy Bach Elaine Beer Diane Boien Judy Brandmeyer Julie Diekemper Terri Erlinger Shirley Fuehne Bonnie Briener Mary Buss Alice Buehne Connie Detmer Susan Brummer Susan Daughtery Bobbie Deiters Gayle Essenpreis Alice Fuhler Audry Eversgerd Vickie Fiedler Maura Garcia Suzanne Garcia Jean Fuehne Jane Gebke Mary Gonzales Karen Gramann Kathy Gress Charlotte Hemker Kathy Gebke Marie Hitpas Diane Holtmann Alice Hollenkamp Karen Holtmann Diane Hoelchler Kay Hollenkamp Janet Holtmann Joan Holubek Elaine Holthaus 95 There's always something interesting going on in the library. Carol Howard Diane Huelsmann Ruth Isaak Diane Huegen Judy Huelsmann Bonnie Jansen Sandra Huegen • Rosemary Huelsmann Mary L. Jansen Carol Jean Huels Judy Husmann Mary A. Jansen Ruth Huels Janice Hustedde Catlierinc Jarvis Kathleen Kluemke Mary Lager Joann Luebbers Lora McAllister Kathleen Johnson Joanne Kampwerth Colette Kennett Colleen Kennett Jane List Kay Ellen Mattem Patricia Meyer Kathleen List Margaret Maue Diane Middendorff Peg Netemeyer Doris Poettker Bonnie Rakers Mary Pingsterhaus Joan Potthast Nancy Moss Bonnie Mudd Charlene Ottensmeier Lois Poettker Brenda Peek Shirley Poettker t Geraldine Netemeyer Jeanie Quitmeyer Mary Renschen Judy Ripperda Shirley Ripperda Diane Sprehe Ruth Thole Debbie Trame Lisa Robben Charlene Trame Linda Trame Margie Rohling Mary Schulte Bernic Szczeblewski Connie Timmermenn Mary Trame Eileen Santel Judy Tap horn Carol Tragesser Mary Ann Tschannen Cathy Sc ho maker Pat Schwaegel Mary Jo Tragesser Connie Woltering Shirley Wolters Nancy Wolters Marie Wuebbles Linda Wessling Kathy Winkeler Pat Wolters Joyce Zurliene Mary Wieter Mary Wilken Judy Tap horn, Anita Ratermann, Diane Winkler discover that happiness is making posters for the football games. Glennon Albers Herman Albers Michael Altgilbcrs David Arentsen Daniel Athmer Kenneth Bach Dennie Batemann Berne 11 Becker Leonard Becker Stanley Becker Ronald Beckmann Michael Bedard Kenneth Beer James Boczek John Boczek Jerome Bonvie Mark Brandmcycr Thomas Brandmcyer David Broeckling Jolm Brueggemann Harry Buller Gary Carrillon i 102 Gary Cason Michael Claves Richard Dermody Francis Detmer Lewis Deutschmann Kenneth Dierkes Daniel Englemann Burton Eversgerd Kenneth Eversgerd Marvin Eversgerd John Feldman Daniel Frank Don Furtwengler Jack Garcia Charles Grapperhaus Duane Grapperhaus Harvey Guenther Michael Haukap Peter Hazlet Paul Hegger Joseph Heimann James Hemker John Hempen Laurence Hempen Marvin Henken 103 Robert Henrichs Ronald Herzing Michael Hilmes Bernard Hodapp Kevin Hodapp Francis Hoerchler Cliarles Hollcnkamp Martin Holtgrave Walter Holtgrave Bernard Holthaus Virgil Holthaus Michael Holubeck Mark Horstmann Stephen Horstmann Dennis Huels Lester Huels Gerald Huelskamp Ricky Huene David Hum inert Allen Husmann Ralph Hustedde Harry Jackson William Jansen Myron Jolinson Ronald Kalmer — — kill s 104 Craig Kampwerth Duane Kampwerth Ravmond Kassen Rooert Kehrer Anthony Kleiboeker Norbert Klostermann Bernard Kluck James Koch John Koch Frederick Korte Robert Korte Donald Kreke Larry Kruep Vincent Kruse Kenneth Kueper Dale Peek informs Tom Timmermann, ’’Next time that’ll be 10°]o interest! Allen Kues Patrick Lehrtcr Dave Loepker Sylvester Loepker Ruben Machado Mark Markus Gary Meyer Dennis Molitor Tom Mueller Allen Musenbrock Joseph Netemeyer Robert Ottensmeir Mike Padfield Dale Peek Charles Peters Gerard Peters Tom Poelker Duane Poettker Tom Potthast Mike Ragen Carl Ratermann Jolin Ratermann Stanley Ratermann Bob Reilmann Danny Ricliter 106 Floyd Ripperda Jerome Ripperda Gary Robke Thomas Robke Fred Rohling Del mar Santel John Santel Randall Schaefer James Schlarman Alvin Schmitt Joseph Sc ho maker Stephen Schomaker Daniel Schroeder Raymond Scliroer George Schuette Ronnie Strieker Gerald Schumacher Joe Schurmann Brian Schwarz Gerald Spililmann Arthur Schulte Donald Suhl Gary Suhl Antnony Tebbe Gerald Tebbe 107 Joseph Tebbe Ralph Tebbe Gary Tliole Mike Tliole Thomas Thole James Tierney Dale Timmermann Peter Timmermann Thomas Timmermann Daniel Tschannen John Von A 1st Mark Voss Ralph Voss Mark Warnecke Thomas Weisenfeld Joseph Wesselmann Richard Wilke Bernard Winkler John Winter David Wuebbles 108 Joann Albers Betty Ann Almasy Louise Becker Mary Kay Beckmann Connie Bedard Barbara Beer Barbara Behrmann Diane B ingam an Kathleen Book Joann Brandmeyer Sophomore Mike Holubeck No. 22 shown here while on de- fense. The game was played here against Dupo, the Knights first varsity victory. Mary Frances Briener Sanura Browy Jane Budde x J Jacqueline Bruenemeyer Bonita Deien Geralyn Deters Diane Diekemper Vera Diekemper Jean Donnewaid Elizabeth Dulle Coletta Dumstorff Joyce Eilering •' v Wanda Elling Kathleen Emig Linda Emig no Jane Feldman Mary Lou Fuhler Colleen Gebke Donna Kay Gerstner Peggy Gerstner Carol Glaub Joan Glaub Carol Goewert Joan Grapperhaus Mary Jo Grapperhaus Diane Grasher Rita Haukap Leah Hawley Marsha Heffron Donna Heimann Sharon Heimann Jacqueline Hempen Madalyn Herzog Janet Hitpas Deborah Hollenkamp Janice Hollenkamp Marilyn Holtgrave Rita Holtgrave Ruth Holtgrave Marcella Holthaus ill Laura Huelsmann Carol Hustedde Yvonne Isert Constance Jackson Diane Jansen A 40 Marilyn Jansen Mary Jane Jansen Sharon Kapp Shirley Kehrer Judith Kniepman Mary Sue Kohrmann Rita Korte Ruth Ann Korte Patricia Krebs Ellen Kreke Claire Ann Ksycki Betty Kueper Marilyn Kueper Patricia Kuhl Marlene Kuper Jeannine Lager Charlotte LaGrand Darlene Langenhorst Diane Langenhorst Rosann List Carol Litte ken Pamela Little Joan Logsdon Ginna Luepke Lizabeth Madenwald Sheriyn Mannhard Diane Markus 113 Barbara Mauc Jean tensing Carol Jean Micheel Catherine Mollet Donna Netemeyer Joan Netemeyer Nancy Nickerson Nancy Niemeyer Mary F. Ortmann Cathy Patten Donna Peek Kay Lue Peltes Connie Pingsterhaus Jean Platt Marilyn Poettker Dolores Pollmann Karen Pryor Carol Rakers Ruth Rakers Marie H. Rehkemper 1 14 Kathy Rolfingsmeier Judy Rolves Janice Sautman Barbara Schadegg Barbara Schrage Carolyn Schrage Joyce Schroeder Doris Schulte Geralyn Schwierjolin Jo Ann Si monton ■ - Virginia Taphom Eileen Tebbe Julia Tebbe Kathy Toeben Mary Diane Trowbridge Elaine Varel Mary Carol Spihlmann Sharon Stover Diane Straeter Sandra Sundrup Penny Szezeblewski Florence Varel Jane Varel Linda Varel Kathy Vaughan Sandy Vennaus Diane Von Hatten Monica Vonnahme Geraldine Voss Kathy Voss Marie Kay Voss Velma Voss Debrah Wellen Helen Wempe Judith Wempe Doris Wessel Jean Wesselmann Geraldine Wessling Diane Wiegmann Geralyn Wiegmann Cathy Wiese Lucille Wilken Rachel Wilken Mary Jo Wolters Rosann Wuebbels Sharon Zurliene 116 Dennis Albers Michael Albers Bradford Alexander Marvin Arentsen Bernard Barth Charles Becker Douglas Becker Micheal Becker Ronald Beer Gary Bingaman Jerome Broeckling James Brueggemann Stephen M. Bruemmer Daniel Budde Robert Bugger Henry Bergman Vernon Buscher James Christ Rickey Christ William Cintalon Ronald Clark Dean A. Davis Allen Deiters 1 18 William Deters Fred Detmer Gerald Diekemper Mark Dulle Lester Dumstorf William Dunnill Thomas Edwards Kenneth Eilering Rodney Erlinger Marvin Eversgerd Richard Frecker Robert Frecker Dale Thole David Fuhler Micheal Garcia William Garcia 119 Ernest Gebke Ron Hegger John Haselhorst Leonard Gebke Edward Guinzy Stanley Haselhorst Randall Gerner Alfred Guttersohn Kevin Hegger Jerome Goebel Virgil Hagen Michael Fuehne William Gordon James Halluin Edward Heimann Steven Gramann Allan Haselhorst Michael Heimann Kurt Grandberg Gary Haselhorst James Heinzmann Allen Hempen Ronald Hen ken John Hermes Alan Herzog Aloyse Hilmes Daniel Hoerchler Andrew Hollenkamp Mark Holtgrave Thomas Holtgrave Russel Iluegen Carl Hue Is Dennis Huelsmann Terry Huelskamp 120 Henry Hummcrt Donald G. Hustedde John L. Hustedde Mike Hustedde Ronald Hustedde Steven Isaak Kcnnetli J. Kauling Wayne Kiefer Thomas Knies Stephen J. Knuf Dale Kohnen David Kohnen Charles Jansen Clem Jansen Daniel L. Jansen Daniel J. Jansen Anthony Jarvis John Kalmer Roger Kalmer Jerry Kapp Thomas Korte Paul Kreke Jerry Kruep Roger J. Kunkel Mark Lammers 121 Thomas Lampen Joseph Langhauser Michael A. Lehrter Louis J. Loepker Michael Luitjohn Charles Mank Daniel H. Markus Robert Masching Ronald Maue Rodney Meyer Thomas Meyer David Middendorff Daniel Mueller 122 Robert Netemeyer John Niemann Joseph Niemann Michael S. Peters Kenneth Poettker Michael F. Pott hast James Quitmeyer Antliony J. Ralcers David Rakers C let us Ratermann Robert Rehkemper Harold M. Renschen Athony Rensing Gerald A. Richter Leonard Ripperda Kenneth RicKhoff Glennon Robke Keith Rohling David Rolfingsmeier Paul Rolfingsmeier Lawrence Santel Michael Santel Steven Schmitt David Schroeder Kenneth Schroeder Robert Schuette Mike Schumacher Eugene G. Seiffert James Spaeth 123 So what if they're No. 1!! We try harder. Ray Spihlmann Ronald Strake Earl Strieker Thomas Szezeblewski Robin Tewes Donald Von Hatten Charles Voss Dale Voss Ronald Voss Bradley Wellen Michael Luebbers David Timmermann Eldon Trame Ted Tuskawski Kenneth Varel Dennis Winkeler Thomas Winkeler Glennon Winter Joseph Wobbe Paul Wuebbles John Zimmermann George Zollner Gary Zurliene 124 Barbara Albers Jeanette Albers Susan Archer Joan Ellen Athmer Kathleen Bach Debbie Ballard Elaine Beckmann Jacqueline Beckmann Judith Beckmann Kathy Bedard Mary Ann Brandmeyer Patrice Bruemmer Christine Bruns Doris Buehne Elizabeth Ann Buss Nancy Bux Gail Carillon Nancy Determan Rita Diffenauer Jeanne Draper Barbara Dulle Angela Dumstorff Elaine Dumstorff Lois Elling Mary Frances Emig Collette Engelmann Joyce A. Feldmann Rosemary Friederich Deborah R. Fruth Brenda Gebke Sandra Gebke Patricia Georgy Shirley Gerling Mary K. Grady Virginia M. Grapperhaus 4 « J 125 Shiela Guttersohn Mary Henss Rena M. Haag Judy Hilmes Theresa A. Haar Angela J. Hitpas Theresa A. Haar Theresa Hodapp Barbara Haselhorst Jeannette Hollenkamp Doris Haukap Carleen Huels Mary Ellen Hemann Patricia Hustedde Mary Kay Hemann Claudette Jansen Florence Jansen Geraldine Jansen Mary K. Jansen Linda Kreke Marilyn Kreke Patricia Kruse Denyse Kuhn Charmaine Lager Jeanette Lampe Susan Lampe Arlene Langenhorst Darlene Linnemann Debbie Manfucci Ann Marie Markus Geraldine Meier Susan Menkhaus Dianne Miller Nancy Mondt Ruth Moorleghen Barbara Moss Betty Jo Moss Sharon Musenbroc Barbara Netemeyer Gail Netemeyer Juanita Netemeyer Carol Ann Ortmann Sandra M. Peek Cindy Perkes Irene Pingsterhaus Sharon Poettker Caroline Potthast gw tiri Vicki Pulver Debbie Quitmeyer Paula Rakers Martha Ratermann Marilyn Rehkemper Joyce Remmert Dolores Rensing Marilyn Reynolds Kathleen Ribbing Joan Richter Margaret Ripperda Victoria Rohling Nancv Rolfingsmeier Kathleen Schuchmann Chris Schoendienst Gayla Schnieder Karen Schmidt Laura Schuette Mary Ellen Schuette Barbara Schulte 128 Janice Schwaegal Charlene Schwierjohn Donna J. Schweirjohn Barbara Spihlman Mary E. Szopinski Mary Beth Tap horn Diane Thole Judith Thole Bertha Timmermann Lois Tonnies Daretia Usselman Deborah Usselman Linda M. Venhaus Debbie Vogt Carol Ann Vosholler Karen Voss Sharon M. Voss Luann Weh Sandra Weh Doris Wells 5 Joyce Wessling Carol Wiegmann Zita Wilke Jo Ann Williams Jean Winkeler Linda Winkeler Janet Woltering Patricia Zuelow Charlotte Zurliene 129 SENIOR PORTRAITS 130 BY Krebs Studio Rev. Jerome B. Ratermann 501 Clinton Carlyle, 111. Rev. Richard Best St. Joseph Hospital Breese, 111. Rev. Eugene L. Bungay St. Augustine of Canterbury Church Hecker, 111. Rev. Alvin B. Grawe St. Elizabeth Missions Ava, 111. Rev. Albert E. Kreher St. Dominic Breese, 111. Aviston Lumber Co. Aviston, 111. Debbie Ballard - 205 Carlyle, 111. Ballard's Jewelry Centralia, 111. Becker Egg Co. Germantown, 111. Becker Jewelers Breese, 111. Otto H. Bender, O. D. Optometrist 816 Fairfax St. Carlyle, 111. Mr. Mrs. Mat Boszek DuBois, 111. Breese Grain Co. 700 N. 1st. St. Breese, 111. Breese News Agency Breese, 111. Carl Brow'nend Son's Nashville, 111. Building Center Rt. 160 North New Baden, 111. Carlyle Lounge 870 Franklin Carlyle, 111. Carlyle Savings Loan Carlyle, 111. Carlyle Transfer, Inc. 1831 Fairfax St. Carlyle, 111. Clinton County Electric Co. Breese, 111. Dairy King (Breese) Rt. 50 Breese, 111. Dairy Haven Trenton, 111. Mr. Mrs. John F. Dunnill 1091 8th. St. Carlyle, 111. Duvardo's on the Sq. Highland, 111. Flower Powered Hippies of 206 Paul J. Frerker 740 Fairfax St. Carlyle, 111. Freshman Sluggers of 351 Future Freshmen From St. Rose Louis Gerardi Nursery, Garden Center, and Gift Shop —Rt. 50 1 Mile E. of O'Fallon, 111. Richard L. Haas RR. 2 Trenton, 111. Joseph Heimann RR 1 Germantown, 111. Hilmes News Agency Post Globe Ser. 19 E. Iowa St. Trenton, 111. Homeroom 355 St. Bryan Homeroom 403 Huelsmann Quarry, Inc. RR 3 Carlyle, 111. Mr. Mrs. Ed. Hustedde 721 N. Main St. Breese, 111. Jansen Chevrolet Co. Sycamore St. Germantown, 111. Bishop Henry J. Althoff General Assembly Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Bartelso, Breese, Carlyle, Trenton, 111. Irene Peace Kruse RR 1 Bartelso, 111. Kuhl Meat Market Aviston, 111. Kunz Sales Service Oliver Massey-Ferguson 521 W. Broadway Trenton, 111. Laux Painting Decorating 580 S. 4th. St. Breese, 111. Larry's Signs 251 8th St. Carlyle, 111. Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Markus 99 N. Page St. Aviston, 111. Mid-County Grain Inc. Bartelso, 111. Mid-County Grain Clinton St. Germantown, 111. Mode O' Day 917 Main St.' Highland, 111. Mount Motor Sales, Inc. 910 Franklin St. Carlyle, 111. William J. Nettles RR 1 Carlyle, 111. Dr. R. B. Patterson Bank of Edw. Bldg. Edwardsville, 111. 131 Mr. Mrs. L. G. Peppenhorst Robert Thoele 2nd. St. 205 N. 9th. Box 534 Beckemeyer, 111. New Baden, 111. Dr. Mrs. James M. Platt The Beautiful Hippies of 355 990 Livingston Carlyle, III. The First National Bank in Carlyle Carlyle, 111. Poelker Post 321 Home of Baden Bowl The First National Bank of Highland New Baden, 111. 1000 Broadway Highland, 111. Powered Flowers of 454 The Flower Power Hippies of 355 Radley Chevrolet Co. 790 N. 4th. St. The Out-a-Site Men of 355 Breese, 111. The Most Valuable Players of 502 Rakers Elevator Inc. 351 10th. St. Norb. H. Timmermann Werth Ins. Agency Carlyle, 111. 436 S. 2nd. St. Breese, 111. Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Schroer RR 4 Box A - 9 Mr. Trame Freshman Boys of 351 Carlyle, 111. Venhaus Clover Farm Store Mr. Mrs. Paul Schurmann 590 S. 2nd. St. 1005 Church St. Breese, 111. Germantown, 111. Warren Abstract Office Shield Drugs 511 9th St. New Baden, 111. Carlyle, 111. Simonton Auto Body Widmer Floral Co. Randolph St. 1619 Papin St. RR 2 Beckemeyer, 111. Highland, 111. Sr. M. Daniel, PHJC Wilbert Voss Carpet Co. the Junior Girls of 553 535 W. 2nd. St. Trenton, 111. Sr. T. A's Men of 505 Mr. Mrs. George Weisenfeld Sophomores 201 630 S. 2nd. St. Breese, 111. Wm J. Spaeth Contractor 600 W. 2nd. St. Woltering Garage Hardware Trenton, 111. St. Rose, 111. State Bank of Breese 550 N. 2nd. Fred Wolters Truck Service Aviston, 111. Breese, 111. Yeah! Yeah Us! 552 Sudholt Sheet Metal Zieren Furn. Co. Aviston, 111. 970 Fairfax St. Carlyle, 111. Taylot Chevrolet 132 Trenton, 111. Rev. H. H. Aydt Rev. Henry Ray Engelhart Rev. Leonard Goewert Rev. Alvin B. Grawe Rev. Herbert Kopff Rev. Edward J. Reeb Rev. Stanley Schlarman A 1'riend A Friend of 552 A Friend of 552 A Friend of 552 A Friend of 552 Verla M. Alexander Real Estate American Legion—Carlyle Bank of New Baden Mr. Barr's Men of 252 Bartelso Lumber Co. Catherine Bauer August Barth Dr. R. E. Baumann Ben Franklin Store Mr. Mrs. James Beard, Jr. Elizabeth Becker Mr. Mrs. Ray Beckmann Darlene Beer 65 Alois Beer Mary Ann Bergmann 63 Wilhemina Boeckenhaus Boeckman Milk Hauling Bokel Truck Service Inc. August Winter Pres. Earl Britton, Agency Mgr. The Country Companies Breese Beauty Shop Bernard Brefeld Broadway Battery Tire Ser. Bruegge Co. Tony Budde Susan Burns Joan Buscher Mr. Mrs. John Buscher Carlyle Dairy King Carlyle K. of C. Auxiliary Carlyle K. of C. Council 1382 Carlyle Laundry Christian Mothers Altar Sodality Clark's DX Service Clinton County Farm Bureau Clinton County NFO Robert G. Coers (State Farm Ins.) Compliments of MD Cheerleaders Cope Auto Marine Sales Peggy Danehy '64 Mr. Mrs. J. Leo Davis Dick's Place Matt J. Diekemper Mr. Mrs. Ray Diekemper Mr. Raymond Donnewald Dr. W ilson L. DuComb Mrs. Joseph Dulle Mr. Mrs. Theo. Edwards 133 Eileen Emig '65 Mrs. Anton Endres Anthony Endres Jr. Dr. Robt. E. Engelmann Mr. Mrs. Floyd Eversgerd Mr. Mrs. Robert Faltus Mr. Mrs. Emil W. Feldmann J. N. Fischer Pharmacy Flower Buds of 304 John Foppe Ronald Foppe Mr. Mrs. Marion Fox Mr. Mrs. Bernard Frankovich Peter E. Frank Frenchy's Court Bill Frerker Mr. Mrs. John Garcia Suzanne Garcia '69 Mr. Mrs. Cornelius Gebke Gerry Gebke Georigas Tavern Mr. Mrs. Ervin Gerling Germantown Savings Bank Gissy Drug Store Agnes 68 Mary Ann 65 Grawe Green Hatchery, Inc. Victor Guinzy Gutzler's Tom Boy Market Inc. Haas Seed House Hanke Elevator Mr. Mrs. Gregory Haselhorst Mr. Mrs. Karl Haselhorst Haskell's Mr. Mrs. James Heimann Mr. Mrs. George Heldorfer Joan Hempen 65 Mr. Mrs. Paul Hempen Hertzing's Midtown Shell Service Highland's Cyperss Lounge Highland Pontiac Inc. Mr. Mrs. Law Hilmes Mrs. Anna Hinkamp Hippies of 354 Homeroom 202 Homeroom 204 Homeroom 352 Homeroom 503 Mr. Mrs. Robert Holtkamp Rita Horstmann Huegen's Lumber Co. Mr. Mrs. A. J. Huelsmann Mr. Mrs. Herb Hustedde Virginia Hustedde Jansen Truck Service Jim's Men's Boys' Shop Mr. Mrs. Martin B. Johnson K M Hobbycrafts Mr. Mrs. A1 Kalmer Kay's Shoes Sundries Alvin Moss Keeven Development Co. Mr. Mrs. G. C. Mueller Mr. Mrs. Cletus Ketterer New Baden American Legion Auxiliary Khormann Electric New Baden Grain Co. Dr. Mrs. J. A. Kirby New Baden Wilbert Vault Corp. Joe A. Klostermann Edw. M. Newmes Mr. Wolfgang Kluck Mr. Mrs. Charles Niemeyer Koerkenmeier Repair Service Verena Nothaus Mr. Mrs. A1 Kohnen Oberbeck Feed Co. Mr. Mrs. Bernard Koppers Dr. Mrs. Felix A. O'Quinn Don Korte Dorothy Ottensmeier Mr. Mrs. Leo Korte Mrs. Virginia Padfield Mr. Mrs. Paul Kreke Mrs. J. Pastwa Mr. Mrs. Anthony Kruf J. E. Patten Miss Frances Kruse '65 Mrs. Dora H. Peltes Alois V. Kuper Jo Ann Peppenhorst (64) Carol Kuper '63 Pete's Capitol Freezette Mr. Carl Lammers '65 Anne Platzkoester Mr. Mrs. Vince Lammers Mr. Mrs. Joe Poettker John Lampen Clothing Pollmann Shoe Store Dave Langenhorst Powder Puff Beauty Salon Mr. Mrs. Herb Lory Mr. Mrs. Alvis Rakers Mar's Styling Salon Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Rakers Edw. Maue Ins. Tony Rakers Truck Service Henry Meisenheimer Gendi Inc. Mr. Mrs. Vic Ratermann Robt. A. Meissner Family Mr. Mrs. Paul Renschen Memory of Michael Huelsmann (67) Joyce Ripperda Mr. Albert Middeke Dr. Robert Roane Clifford Moliet Mr. Mrs. Larry G. Robben 135 Tom's Cleaners Rohling's A.G. Market Mr. Mrs. Noe Rohling Dr. R. H. Rosenthal Rowekamp's A.G. Mkt. Mr. Mrs. Voncent H. Rux Mr. Mrs. Hy. F. Schaefer Schmidt's Dry Goods Harold Schubert Me Ness Dealer Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Schuetz Dan Schwierjohn Senior Girls of 554 Senior Girls of 554 Senior Power of 505 J. R. Sosa MD Miss Mary Ellen Spihlmann Sharyn Karyn '68 Sr. Aquinas Senior Girls of 503 Sr. Kathleen's Junior Boys of 401 Sr. Neal Girls of 506 St. Dominic Altar Sodality St. Joseph's Hospital Mr. Mrs. Vic Straeter Vince's Tavern Sonnie Marie Tebbe Paul Tegenkamp Charles S. Thorpe Mr. Mrs. August Timmermann Nancy J. Timmermann '64 William A. Timmermann 136 Trenton Cleaners Trenton Electric Service Mr. Mrs. Raymond Usselman Vi's Dress Shop Mr. Mrs. Edward Voss Mr. Mrs. Frank Voss Jr. Joe F. Voss Mr. Mrs. Joseph Voss Margaret Voss 67 Mr. Mrs. Leo Weindle Mrs. John Wellen Sr. Mr. Mrs. Ray Wessling Phil Westerman Western Auto - Carlyle Wicks Organ Co. Edward Wiegmann Mary Ann Wiese 66 Wil-Char Restaurant Mr. Mrs. Albert Winkeler Ben Winkeler Arnold Winter Hal Glenn Winter Fred Wolters Truck Service Ziegler Jewelers Mr. Mrs. Emmett Zimmermann Mr. Mrs. Gerald J. Zimmerman WAISWORTH Montirac Mo , t| Si Mary Ellen Zimmerman MEZ 65