New Athens High School - Vespa Yearbook (New Athens, IL)

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fpeshmen o ft Os vLZjk nfe EDWARD CASLETON President BURKE POTTER V. President BETTY LAWRENCE KNEWITZ STOOKEY Secretary Treasurer KENNETH FIETSAM Reporter BYRON WILDY ALICE WEIDEMANN BEVERLY PRIEST I •“ H EILEEN STRAUTZ JOYCE PANNIER ROY STEINWAGNER IRENE NUERENBERGER o DAVID LEHR N MARGARET MONIKE -V V THOMAS KELLY SALLY SCHNEIDEWIND VERNON MEHRMEN o GARY HERMAN IRVIN RITTINGHOOSE ANDY NUERENBERGER v CLARENCE HOFMEISTER MICKEY HAEFNER v . GLADYS FRISCH JOANNE HALL I tA JOANNE EMGE JAMES BUSH c GUILFORD BLUM DARLENE ALBERT WIGGAND

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ITEM XI-Edgar Knewitz bequeaths his ability to get along with teachers to Don Tresch. ITEM XH-Codell Herzog wills his Brooklyn Dodger spirit to any Cardinal fan. ITEM XIII-Normarose Emge leaves her way with Freeburg men to her sister. ITEM XIV-Betty Weber bequeaths her large bottle of aspirins to the next editor of the Spotlight. ITEM XV-Ronald Priest wills his Yo-yo arm to Lawrence Stookey. ITEM XVI-Kent Fullmer leaves his burr haircuts to Stanley Pannier. ITEM XVII-George Goegelein bequeaths his blonde hair to Donald Dudeck. ITEM XVIII-Dale Prediger wills his ability to argue with teachers to anyone who wants to get thrown out of class. ITEM IXX-Muriel Bollmeier leaves her athletic abilities to Grace Lehr. ITEM XX-Barbara Kosarek bequeaths her piano playing ability to future accompianists of the glee club. ITEM XXI-Alvin Weidemann wills his ability to run to anyone who is being chased. ITEM XXII-Geneva Bush leaves her black hair to Sharon Smith. ITEM XXIII-Carl Wellenkotter bequeaths his pitching arm to Andy Nurenberger. ITEM XXIV-Richard Schopfer wills his rebounding ability to the Yellowjackets. ITEM XXV-Deneen Krupp leaves all his hair to Don D. Schriner. ITEM XXVI-Carolyn Franck bequeaths her cheerleading position to Alice Weidemann. ITEM XXVII-Louise Scholes wills her ability to study to Eugene Weber. ITEM XXVIII-Arthur Rowald leaves his ability to get along with girls to Barney Schmidt. ITEM XXVIV-Marie Kaesburg bequeaths her shyness to Sharon Walter. ITEM XXX-Norma Wagner wills her long hair to Jayne Ellen Utz. ITEM XXXI-Doris Hill leaves her out-of town boyfriends to Darlene Albers. ITEM XXXII-Dorothy Frisch bequeaths her ability to take shorthand dictation to her sister, Cecelia. Junior K.: Did you hear about the big explosion out on the Ragland farm? Arthur R.: No. Junior K.: Well, it all happened because Don was feeding Lay or Bust Chicken Mash to one of the roosters. ” Mr. Wellenkotter to Carl: Tell me, son, what has become of your ethics? Carl: Oh, sir, I traded it in long ago for an Oldsmobile.

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sophomopes RONALD WAGNER President KENNETH GROHMANN DONALD DODECK V. President JANET KNEWITZ MARIE SCHNEIDER Sec. -Treas. L tiiU MURIEL BIRKNER RONALD KOSAREK JOYCE HOFMEISTER Reporter SHIRLEY BOLLMEIER GRACE LEHR ELAINE SCHOLES IRMA DONALD SCHULZ SEARS WALTER SKORCZ SHARON WALTER DONNA WELLENKOTTER EUGENE WEBER RALPH WILDY o % ' MARLIN ALBERT ffib DAVID BECK n O m ETHEL CORTNER n JAMES ENGEL o . • . % STANLEY BYRON PANNIER SCHMIDT JAYNE ELLEN UTZ ALLAN WAELTZ