Notre Dame High School - En Dee Cue Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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FRESHMEN-ROOM 208-Firrt Raw: Gertrude Koehler, Patricia O'Heren, Sally Summers, joan Baumgartner, Antoinette Masthloan Stahl, Mary Margaret Schulte, Mary Burwinkel, Mary Ann Hoffman, .Yecaud Row: Leroy Schuering, William Lohman, Beverly G'Sell, Mary Alice Willer, Mary Lou Giesing, Virginia Liesen, Joyce Ann Wilde, Charlene Elder, Joyce Jones, Francis Koch, Thomas Sherman, Tl1irr1Ro11,'.' Richard Kohl, Raymond O'Connor, Bruce Leake, Paul Lammers, Paul Mast, Richard Casper- meyer, james Hrudicka, Paul Anastas, Herman Stark, Meloy Stahl, Andrew Kurzg Abrmt: Marjorie Stark. drive and the spring lay, Button-Button, they were most active. Mission day also foun them racing for honors with upper classmen, and two of their Homecoming float entries Won honorable mention. Student Council representatives for the year were: Dick Kohl, Harold Weber, Donna Wiegmann, and Jack Schrage. These active Freshmen began their high school years at Notre Dame under the guidance of advisors, Sister M. Roberta, Room 204, Sister M. Francis Xavier, Room 208, Sister M. jositha, Room 2093 and Sister M. Floria, Room 207. FRESHMEN-ROOM 209-Firrt Row: Margie Spettnagel, Pat Weigmann, Mary Ann Wilde, Virginia Hoffman, Anna Marie Chappell, Carlenc Woltering, Donna Weigmann, Martha Coburn, Phyllis Rupp, Barbara Havermalc, Second Row: Russell Goehl, Norma Jean Frese, Mary Ann DeVilbiss, Shirley Dopheide, Imagene Holthaus, Barbara Henke, Normalee Freidhoff, Shirley Hardwick, Louise Neuman, Donald Burgess, Third Raw: Charles Briddle, James Wellman, Charles Peters, Bernard Leyendecker, Anthony Marquardt, James Hildebrand, John Chaplin, Frank Mintle, John Menke, John Neuman, Roger Brodg Alumt: Richard Ludwig. 33 Pug: .S'pom'ar.' HEINTZ SHOE CO.

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FRESHMEN-ROOM 204-Fifarr Raw: Carol Stroot, .Ioan Becker, Patricia Berter, Theodore Berter, James Thomas, Paul Dwyer, Frank Porter, ,Ioan Vahlkamp, Catherine Ridder, Alice Goodpaster, Scronrl Raw: Martha Schell, Rita Heinzehlean Sommer, Donald Peters, Kenneth Hilgenbrink, jack Weisenhorn, Thomas Hirschinger, Betty Frese, Clara Ann Rose, Jeanette Veileg Third Row: Connie Broeker, Mary Margaret Schulte, Romona Stephens, Harold Wever, Kenneth Grawe, Richard Bush, Robert Moller, Rita Rummenie, Patricia Feld, Mary Doellmang Fnnrtb Raw: Albert Wavering, Fred Deters, Joseph Wiskirchen, Richard Ven- vertlohg Abrcnr: Bernard Weiman. Ready to lead in everything was the determination of the class of '51 when it entered its new game of school life at Notre Dame. You cou1dn't have missed it, if you had so desired, for it had more members than any other class in school, boasting of four homeroom sections. Since it was its first year, the members endeavored to prepare for leadership as upper classmen by organizing their own homeroom clubs to study parliamentary law. In every school drive, especially that of the Broadcaster subscription FRESHMEN--ROOM 207-Firrr Raw: Barbara Bruening, Madalon Campbell, Sylvia Schulte, Maxine Matticks, Dolores Rudd, Mary jo Lubbe, Marilyn Frese, Shirley Olker, jncklyn Rouse, .Yeroml Raw: Donna Duniven, Dolores Greving, Mary Gallagher, Anna Mae Genenbacher, Norma Wensing, joan Olps, Cecilia Schulte, Margaret Lawrence, Elizabeth Kuhn, Esther Venvertlohg Third Row: Gerald Rose, James Holtschlag, Ralph Maxwellhjack Schrage, Norman Lubbe, Richard Brinkman, William Winking, Edmund Jamsen, Thomas Heckenkamp, Edward Brockseickg Ahrent: Patricia Dyer, Catherine Lummer. 32

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