O'Fallon Township High School - Panther Yearbook (O'Fallon, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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MURRAY, 1950- 118 W. 7th Street O'Fallon, Illinois I F MILLER 1948 1950 J E HINCHCLIFFE 1921 1943 711 S Vrne Street 1002 S Race Street 222 W Washington Street O Fallon Illinois Urbana Illrnors O Fallon 1ll1no1s L A SCHAFER 19161091 C M WILTON 1903190 03111211111 111111015 St Louis Missouri O Fallon Illinois 1 xRB 1 sou 1 1 Jonx ARRAs 1310 1410 not pictured deceived 2 Q 0 I - ' - . V - - - I l I ' ' f ' . I I I ' I . . l 1 . . , - .L . . x'. ' f 7 . . . 1013 S, Kenilworth 4398 Olive Street 501 N. Cherry Street 1. H. U ROLG11, 11 '- :ut J . L - fr L' vhs CP vwest Grade DCTIOOI East Grade School pnouol they stano The ftrst school bulldlng, 1n O Fallon was erected 1n 1861 on East Th1rd Street By 1870 two more rooms were added upplemented by a small resldence on West Second Street The West Grade school blllldlllg became a realtty tn 1901 The East Grade school bulldtng whtch served as a hrgh school was completed ID 1912 ln 1920 the school became a Townshlp I-hgh and 1n 1925 the new H1Q,h School at South Cherry and West Seventh Street was occupted for the flrst ume A new gy mnaslum was butlt 1n 1938 and th1s year 1953 a well equtpped cafeterla IS servmg an average of three hundred and stxty f1ve meals a week Under the SUDCFVISIOU of well quahfted superxntendents the sptrtt of the school as well as the physxcal plant has grown Today our schools stand as a monument to the far seelng ctuzens who tnslsted upon Reeptng the 1mprovements of the school synonomous wtth the growth of the town Cafeterta I-hgh School Gymnastum C- T, .Q f w , l 4 1 1 , - - , .I N -Q , , f . K? ,y X. x. . - T 'f' g -v- I, , Q . 1 0 v N - 5 'I A I ., 7 1, ., U an l' . .aff , IIGQGWGRC Slmcu lime has d'1cIcmiCIiCy to mm past wwmts, 11 's Ihr L1-Q1'CCfIL1C Sumo: C1355 vf 195-1 that thx book w111, in IUIUIE years, recall plcasani IIICITIUILSS of Jw gays spent HT O, T, Ii, S, If xr accomplishes 11155 purpusc our limurs were not an vam. THE STAFF TABLE OF CONTEN 1 5 DY-DICA LION HLARBOOK 51 AFP BOARD OL YIJLCA I IOIN ADMUNISI RATIOIN SENIORS CLASb WILL lUIxIORb DMX P R FAUX' bUPHOMORLS VRFSHMEN OI FILE -XSSIQ LIBRAPLI ANS 1 I an 'LAILPLS 7 E IAIRUL 5 U SAL . Q , . , 1 A ...... ...... A i 17 HND .,........ I ' . .NKLAIYLS ....... .. AC TIVIT IES .........,,.. A H .iz 11 ,,...,..., . . f,Q!x1.IQfJI'f.-Xif , . . , . , . i'EQUl1i.uY .,... . . Al.UI-.Hill Qllriig .X 'EQY ..... . . ' H 'Q' .,,.........,.. ER Of' FS, , . .... . . . . . YEARBOOK RUTH HESSE PAT SIMON LOIS BROWN MILDRED STAUB CAROLE BRAUN GREGORY THOMAS JACK LAMPE JAMES HOUSEKNFCHT MILDRED BROWN staff Co edmtor Co ednor Feature Eduor Feature Eduor Art Edxtor Sports Eduor Co Busmess Manager Co Busmess Manager Faculty Sponsor LEFT TO RIGHT J Houseknecht Mrs Brown R Hesse L Brovm P Sunon G Thomas M Staub C Braun J Lampe LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Walter Gindlerg Secretary, Carl Barth. Beano of eoucatlon LEFT TO RIGHT Supermtendem Elmer D LEFT TO RIGHT Emrl Srmon Don Herten Murray Marcella Yaeger Harry D Greene stem George Frrlz . . . . , - . , , , . . . - gl fuiulg J:-'7 69 r-.F iff. C Ein ,, I lfx slr Vmfgpr Q7 , L 0 Ac - .7 P Q4-U Q x fx f N Xi. .X Q s . K x outa sup en mtenoent speaks S E MER D MURRAY Supermtendent B oun pnmclpal The posttlon of asststant prtnclpal was created thts year for the exp11c1t purpose of asslstmg the Supermtendent 1n carrymg out h1s mantfold dut1es Through the coupled efforts of the Supermtendent and Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal there has been an endeavor th1s year to tmprove the physlcal plant of the school and to lmprove through superv1s1on the course of ln SIl'LlCI1Ol'l At the r1sk of be1ng declared a senttmentahst Iwould say as smcerely as I know how to say II that these years IH O Fallon have been among my most cherlshed. The frxend shxps that have been mme 1n my books are prxceless. The expertences that I have had as a teacher and as an admmts tratlve asslstant have contr1buted xmmeasurably to my pro fess1onal growth A statement made recently by an tnstructor of no httle repute sums up my feeltng about my professlon. The greatest opportuntty 1n Amerlca ts tn teachmg. Ihope more young people wtth an earnest destre to serve humamty w1ll choose teachmg as thetr professton. The lmportance of teachtng IS measured by the good that you can do. At the begmmng of September each year the O Fallon Schools extend a Welcome Home to fa culty students and fr1ends A very old defxrutlon of home A world of strlfe shut out a world of love shut 1n could well be apphed to the congenlal at mosphere wh1ch permeates all the act1v1t1es 1n whlch we work play and hve together 1n our schools We as faculty members are deeply conscxous of the obhgauons of our school to the people tn our commun1ty The chtldren come to the teachers for guxdance and 1nsp1rat1on ln ,arlv years as mem pracnce throughout the turbulent years of teen age youth at the htgh school level The development of a school IS a matter of constantly and perslstently bu1ld1ng block by block and step by step a new teacher 1n a department a new student orgamzat1on good sportsmanshtp de monstrated and champ1onsh1p attamed ln athletlc mus1cal and dramauc programs and other myr1ads of events that work together to assure a constant march forward and guarantee progress It ts the srncere des1re of the faculty of our OFallon Schools that as the years progress th1s school may contmue to be the center from whxch w1ll come msptratxon for all mented goals and that the mcreasmg I'S31lZ3I1OIl of the value of techmcal ab1l1ty as well as the need for culture and CIVIC responsl b1l1ty w1l1 enrlch not only our own commun1ty but also the world speaks ll EMERIAL LEE OWEN, JR. Ass1stant Prlnclpal A 'R' v VV I. u , . . I Y g . N . . - . .... 0 - bers of the kindergarten and continue the same g . . . ' , . . 5 . - I , . WAN ' ' 1 ' ' - 8 oean of GIRLS Miss Willard is a graduate of the O'Fallon Township High School and is a life-long resident of O'FaIlon. As Dean of Girls she has many responsibilities. Hers it is to advise and counsel the girls when prob- lems arise. She serves as the spon- sor of the Student Council and is co-sponsor of the Junior Class. Her other duties include keeping the attendance records and teach ing world and American History LESTER B SAMPLE, B S Southeast Missouri State ANNICE E WILLARD, A B Washington University DEAN of BOYS Mr Sample who comes from Missouri is Dean of Boys In this capacity he serves as advisor con cerning problems whtch arise per taining to boys He is co sponsor of the Senior Class and supervtses the Industrial Arts Club It was through the ef forts of Mr Sample that a state or ganization of Industrial Art Clubs was formed He also teaches drafting and in dustrial arts s n o n o Q ann M.. ' 1 , . . IOAX BEVIRT English H and IV Speech Cheerleader Sponsor Sponsor of Dramatxcs Club Dlrector of lunror Plaw Co Sponsor of Newspaper Maclvlurray College B A Sarnt Lours Un1vers1t3 Uruversrty of Colorado ERNEST BIGGERSTAFF Algebra I and II General Mathemaucs Trlgonomeuv Baseball Coach Co Sponsor of Letterman s club Co Sponsor of Sophomore Class Southern Illxnots Normal Unrversrtv B Ed Washrngton Uruversrtw Unnersxtx of Iowa Uruwersrty of lnd1ana MILDRED M. BROWN English III Librarian Sponsor of Yearbook Co-Sponsor of Sophomore McKendree College , A . B. Washington University Class HARLEY D CULBERSON Brology Physrcal Educauon Basketball Coach Co Sponsor of Letterman s Club Sponsor of Tumblrng Club Track Coach Eastern Ill1no1s State College A B NORRIS HAMMONDS Physxc Chenusuy General Scrence Drrver Trarmng Sponsor of Sctence Club Sponsor of Jumor Class Assrstant Coach Murray State College B S UHIVCISIIY of W1scons1n Ioulsrana State Umversrty M Ed KENNETH HARRIS Band Drrector Instrumental Musxc Chorus Duector Waslungton Unrversxty St Lours Insutute of Mustc Bellewrlle Jumor College LORE N LESLIE Art General Scrence Southwestern MISSOUII State College OPAL MYERb Enghsh I and II Latrn I and II Co Sponsor of Freshman Class McKendree College A B A-an GLORIA INEIGHBORS Home Economics I II and III Sponsor ofF H A Co Sponsor of Sophomore Class Southern Illinois Uruversrrw IRMA VEA TH Civics and Economics Sociology Girls Physical Education Noon hour Recreation Leader Sponsor of G A A Southern Illinois University B. . Washington Unix ersiry M . A . this LOIS WILLIAMS Shorthand I Typing I and II Office Practice McKendree College a IIB I lgl, OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left to Rrght. L Foy D Hertenstem B Lrttle N McCallen R Barth P Srmon K Glenn S Joseph Mrs Murray Mr Murray lj ,lL,,5g,..fvxx, I NADINIE MURRAY Southern Ill1no1s Un1vers1ty Mrs Murray secretary of the Superrntendents offxce fmds her many duues ever mcreasmg Tlus year besrdes her regular ofice rouune she has charge of all busr ness transacnons of the cafeterra ,A.B. . fa l .. ' VMH... X I ' ' Ma A 3 1 I 1 .V I H V 4 1 ,' . ' . - . 1 o g Q , e I 5 o g Q Mr Owen s Bookkeepmg Class MISS Wlllard s Amencan Hlstory Class X Mr Sample s Drawmg II Class xi ,Q , . 'Q 'x if Fl. -A :jf V ,X I Ax , A H., . . , . . I l.. 51 'W'--, lznirufs D T. P L D N H Q .. Q President Paul Ping Vicc Pres Grcuory Thomas Sec T1 as Rose Smith ponsor Lmerial Owci l. B impl LEFT TO RIGHT P Ping Mr sample M Okcll R Sm th G Thomas SGH IOI2 class h ISIICR In September of l950 sixty-eight 'crazy mixed up kinds entered O'Fal1on Township High School. During our Freshman year our class officers were: president, Suzanne Harding- vice president, Norman McClung- sec.-treas., Mildred Staubg student council members Dora Lee Busch and Gerald Schwarz. Our Freshman sponsors were Mrs Larson and Mr. Sample Our first school party was a Jean Jam, We had the honor of having the first Freshman F H.A,-Industrial Arts Club Carnival Queen, The Queen of Hearts was also elected from our class The business of our Sophomore year was conducted under the supervision of Mrs Hutton and Mr Sample We elected Frank Buck president Stanley Klein vice president Mildred Staub sec treas John Warhoover and Pat Simon student council members We entertained the student body and their parents at an all school party Our Junior year was by far the busiest The class officers were Jack Lampe president Gerald Schwarz vice president Pat Su'non sec treas Carole Braun and Donald Schmidt student council mem bers Gur directors for the year were Miss Crader Mr Owen and Mr Sample In November we received our class rings and also presented the play The lnner Willy under the direction of Miss Bevirt From the proceeds of the play and several other activities we held the annual Junior Senior prom in May The theme of the prom was Showboat and due to many hours of hard work by both class members and sponsors it was a decided success During our Senior year our sponsors were Mr Owen and Mr Sample The officers were president Paul Ping vice president Gregory Thomas sec treas Rose Marie Smith student council members Ruth Hesse Gerald Schwarz and James Houseknecht We ordered name cards and announcements for graduation had our class pictures taken struggled through compulsory tests and talked to college representatives In the Spring we took our senior trip and attended the annual prom Although on departing we left many old friends behind we took with us memories of the good times enjoyed at O T H S class offlcens ano sponsons if . H , , . , . . . . - ' . I y 9 , .' .Z , . - 0 . I , Q , . . .' .3 . ' - y . . . . ' 1 .t - U 1 , . t ' - - ' u 11 . , , . . . . Z . I , 3 -' -1 Z . y , . - , f . . . , , , . . . . U 1 ' , . 35- Ai' - . . . L t '5- .f r ' -,M ,V ., . . . if ,' T ' 'E' . - .,, - , . -it . . . . ,- X t . K K 4- ' K Q , ' 4 ' x- Q C I 1: . , ,.. K A Q If . O c. . 3 . V . t T- Nl . - 1 . CAROLYIN ABBOTT Dramaucs Club 1 2 3 4 Class Presrdent 3 Red Cross Representatrve Paper Staff 4 DONALD BECKMAN PEE WEE Offrce Assrstant 4 Track Team 2 3 4 Tumblrng Club 1 Letter man s Club 2 3 4 Industnal Arts Club 2 3 4 ROBERT BITTLES BOB Sc1enceClub1 23 Camera Club4 Yearbook Photographer 4 CAROLE BRAUIX. Art Edrtor of Yearbook 4 Junror 3 G A A 2 F H A 1 2 3 4 F H A Parllamentarran 3 Sec Treas of Student Councrl 3 All School Play 2 3 Wrrter for Progress 2 IDIS BROWN Chorus 1 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Offrce Assrsranr 4 Feature Edrtor of Yearbook 4 Paper Staff4 G A A 1 2 3 Dramatrcs Club 1 2 3 4 Student Play Drrector 4 FRANKLIN BUCK FRANK Chorus 4 Iuruor Play 3 Class Presrdent 2 Track Team 2 3 Tumblrng Club 1 Noon Hour Rec reatlon Board 4 Key Club 4 Ind ustr1alArts Club2 3 4 Vlce Pres1 dent of Ind Arts Club 3 All School Play 3 Candrdate for Krng of Hearts 3 CLARENCE BUGGER BUD Chorus 4 Usher for Jumor Play 3 Tumb llng Club 1 lndustrral Arts Club 2 3 4 DORA LEE BUSCH DODIE Chorus 1 2 3 4 Paper Staff 4 Iun1orPlay3 GAA 1 234 P H A 1 2 3 4 Au School Play 3 Candrdate for Carn1valQueen 2 4 Yearbook staff 4 RUTH HESSE RED HEAD Chorus 1 2 3 Off1CC Ass1stant4 Co Edr tor of Yearbook 4 Prompter for Junror Play 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Polnt comm1ttee of A HA1234VrcePr dent ofF H A 3 Sec Treas of Student Counc1l4 Carnrval Queen 1 3 Usher for Jr Sr Prom 2 All School Plat 2 CORNIELLA HILL COIVNIE Chorus 3 Dramancs Club 2 3 4 Vrce Prestdent of Dramaucs Treasurer ofDramat1cs 3 L1brar1an 2 4 Student Play Drrector 4 ARTHUR HINIRICHS ART Basketball Team 1 R 4 Track Team 1 Tumblrng Club Letterman s Club 3 3 4 Scrence Club 1 Candrdate for Rrng of llearts 3 Industrral Arts 3 4 JAMES llOLSElxN'ECllT Chorus 1 Scrence Club 1 Presrdent of Scrence Club X ICC Presrdent of Scrence Club 4 Stu dent Q ounctl Member 4 EEROL DRESSEL SHIRLE1 EBERHARDT SUZANINE HARDIING SUZIE Chorus 1 2 3 Offrce ASSISIZHHI4 G A A 2 3 4 Presrdent of G A A 4 C Presrdent 1 Noon Hour Recreauon Board F H A 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presrden G A A 3 Stage Manager of Juntor Play 3 Secretary of Chorus 3 Wrrter for Pro gress 3 GERALD HENRY JERRY Sctence Club 2 3 Camera Club 4 Presrdent of Camera Club 4 SHIRLEEN HUBERT Edrtor of Paper 4 Dramaucs Club 2 3 President of Dramaucs Club 3 Librarian 4 Candidate for Carnival Queen 2 Busx ness Manager of All School Play 2 3 F MARY HULLER Cuculation Manager of Paper4 A RUTH KELLER RUTHIE Senior page Editor of Paper 4 Junior Play 2 STANLEY KLEIN STAIX. Class Vice President 3 Basketball Team 1 2 Baseball Manager 1 Track Team 2 Track Manager 3 4 Tumblrng Club 1 2 4 V1ce President of Tumbling Club 4 Letterman s Club 1 2 3 4 JOHN LAMPE JACK Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chorus Vice President 3 Band 3 4 Business Manager of Yearbook 4 Junior Play 3 Class Pres1dent 3 Lib rarian 3 Science Club 1 Candidate for Carnival King 4 Industrial Arts Club 2 3 4 All School Play 2 3 Student Play Dir ector 3 JAMES LANG lx Librarian 4- Track Team 1 2 3 4- Letterman s Club 3 4 RUSSEL LOYET Industrial Arts Club 3 4- Ind Arts Club Secretary 4- Carnival Kino 4 SANDRA IEAIN MCCLARY JEAN' WILLARD MEINKOTH SKIP Chorus 3 Offrce Ass1stant4 Track Team 1 2 3 Captarn of crack 3 Kex Club 3 Junror Advrsor for Ke Club 3 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Candrdate for Krug of Hearts 3 Industrral Arts Club 3 4 Secretary of Ind Arts Club 3 All School Plav 3 NORMAIEAIX. MERTZ Chorus 1 Band 1 2 3 4 O frce Assrstanr 4 Busrness Manager of Paper-1 'rearbook Staff4 F H A 1 2 3 4 Candrdate for Carnrsal Queen 4 DIXIE LEE MEYER DIXIE Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Paper Staff 4 G A A 1 .2 4 Dramatrcs Club 1 2 3 4 Presrdent of Dramatrcs Club 2 Assrstant Sec of Dramatrcs Club 3 Rrdrng Club 1 Student Play Drrector 3 4 HALEL MILLER PaerStaff4 FHA 1 234 Hrstorxan for F DARLENE MOORE DENTIE Chorus 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff Art Edrtor for Paper 4 Iuruor Play 3 A A 1 2 3 4 Dramat1csClub1 2 3 G A A Scrapbook 4 All School Usher Wrrter for Progress 4 JAMES MUNIE Chorus 4 Scrence Club 1 Ind ustnal Arts Club 2 3 4 Ind Arts Club Vrce Presrdent 4 FRANK PEACH Chorus 4 Track Team 3 4 Tumblrng Club 1 3 hex Club 4 Industrral Arts Club 4 PAUL PING Sound effects for Iunror Plat X Class Presrdent 4 lxex Club 3 4 kex Club Presrdent 4 Tumblrnb C ub 3 maui. GERALD POSER Tumblrng Club 2 RALPH RENO Usher for Junror Play 3 Industnal Arts Club 2 3 4 Scrence Club 1 JOHN RICHARDSON Basketball Team 1 2 4 Track Team 3 4 Tumbllng Club 2 Key Club 3 4 Scrence Club 3 4 Scrence Club Pres1dent 4 JOY SCHANUEL Chorus 1 3 4 Chorus Lrbranan 3 4 Yearbook Staff4 Feature Edr tor of Paper 4 Junror Play 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 1 2 3 4 G A A Scrap Book4 Noon Hour Recreauon Board 4 Usher for All School Play 3 Usher for Grad uatron and Baccalaureate 3 Year bookQueen 4 Wrrter for Progress 4 1 fha. gif' ANNILENE SCHAEPERKOETTER Co Edrtor of Senror Page for Paper 4 DONALD SCHMIDT JAKE Class Vrce Presrdent 1 Basketball Team 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff4 Paper Staff4 Baseball Team 1 2 3 4 Co captam 3 Captarn 4 Tumblrng Club 3 4 Lettermans Club 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl V1ce Presrdent 3 Presrdent of Let terman s Club 4 Usher for Jr Sr Prom 2 Usher for Graduatron and Baccalaureate 3 GERALD SCHWARZ. JERRY Jun1or Play 3 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 Lrbrarran 3 Basketball Team 1 2 Track Team 1 Track Manager 2 Tumbhng Club 2 Noon Hour Recreauon Board 4 Key Club 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 Student Councrl Member 1 Student Councxl Presr dent 4 Industrral Arts Club 3 4 WILLIAM SHEA BILL Scrence Club 1 2 3 Industnal Arts Club 4 DONALD TAYLOR TATES Chorus 4 Office Assistant 4 Track Team 3 Tumbling Club 1 Key Club 3 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Carnival King? Candidate 4 A Team Cheerleader 4 Industrial Arts Club 2 '3 4 GREGOR1 THOMAS GREG Paper Staff4 YearbookStaff 4 Class Vice President 4 Basketball Team 3 Baseball Team 1 .Z 3 4 Co captain of Baseball Team 4 Track Team ' Tumbling Club 3 4 lxex Club 3 4 Treasurer of hex Cltb 1 Letterlnan s Q lub l 5 4 Science Club D XX ID LLE WARNER DAX, E retblll lrack 3ll 4 Let ll an st 1 btlcl ll JOM WARHOOXIR JL 'N r 1 3 Nla I8 er fo lil Mtba o l llo rRecreitiol loard S 1 e b t b 5 4 5Ill eit l .ll Uterea r AUIBI Arts tl b c of l s Club 1 btate Pres Ca ldldate or l f earts + Sr rol JEANETTE PATRICIA SIMON PAT Office Assistant 3,45 Co-Editor of Year- book 4g Junior Play Llg G.A.A. l,Ll,lZ,-lp Dralnatics Club 1,2,3,4g Class Secretary 3g Secretary of G.A.A. 43 Noon - Hour Recreation Board 4g Candidate for Carni- val Queen 2g Candidate for Valentine Queen 335 Valentine Queen lg Candidate for Childrens Day Queen 25 Usher for Graudation and Baccalaureate 3. ROSE MARIE SMITH ROSIE Chorus 1g Usher for Junior Play 33 G.A.A. 1,2.3,4g Class Sec.- Treas. 4g Vice-President for G. A.A. 4g Librarian 4g F.H.A. 1,2, 3.4. MILDRED STAUB MICK Chorus 1 Office Assistant 4 Feature Editor of Hearboolx 4 Co Editor of Paper 4 Business Manager for junior Plax 3 A a c as 1 A 3 4 F H A Treasur H A Secretary 3 President of F H A 4 Noon Hour Recreation Board 4 Candi date for Carnix al QUCCII 2 Usher for Junior Senior Prom 2 We the Senior Class of 54 do hereby bequeath the following talents and abilities to you the Juniors of O T H A with the hope that you will accept and use them well cl SS ll Johnny Warhoover will my ability to have work piled on me to Carol Mayer Lois Brown will my interests rn Lebanon to Alice Parmenter Dave Warner will my gift to gab to George Schillrng and Betty Schilling Paul Ping will mv height to Pat Munie and Nancy McCallen Dora Lee Busch will my sweet smile to Jo Ann Lillie and Louise Schwaegel Frank Buck w1ll my interest in women to Gilbert and Raymond Vollmer Ferol Dressel will my ability to be faithfulto a certain highschool graduate to Virginia Arm strong Gregory Thomas will my position as the only boy in Typing II to Clarence Hagene Suzre Harding will my giggle to Nancy Weisbrod and Barbara Little Donald Taylor will my cheerleading uniform to George Goehner Ruth Hesse will my red hair to Barbara Canterbury and Norma Lee Warma Jerry Henry will my ability to play Hookv to Phillip Schwartz and Emil Ellison Connie H111 will my brilliance in Shorthand to Pat Maibes and Lorraine Hohrein Art 1-lxnrichs will my way with the women to Edgar W1se and Kenneth Horenkamp Shirleen Hubert will my quiet nature to Mary Ann Lang and Mary Ellen Gass Jim Houseknecht will my scientific ability to Don Tribout Mary Huller will my positron on the PANTHER to Shirley Huller Ruth Keller will my problem of getting home to Mary Ellen Hale Jim Lang w1ll my neatness to B111 Baxter Russel Loyet will my abilrty to eat up the profit of the candy machine to Donald Engela oe Dixie Lee Meyer will my singing ability to Ruth Barth Willard Mernkoth will my ability to pull an A in Shop to Jim Murray and B111 Woods Darlene Moore w1ll my waistlrne to Pat Rasp Frank Peach will my dancing abilrty to Larry Foy and John Pigg Mildred Staub will my loyalty to our basketball team to Ronald Van Hatten Ralph Reno will my dimples fone eachj to Ronald Anheuser and Don Burns Rose Smith will my walk to Dixie Hertenstein John Richardson will my ability to play basketball to Ronnie Stein and Jerry Schumacher Annilene Schaeperkoetter will my last name to Patsy Eck Joy Schunuel will my stubborness to Bob Thornhill and Jack Donovan Donald Schmidt will my ability to stay out of trouble to Lloyd Srdel Pat Simon will my athletic ability to Mary Arnold and Leah Erlinger Carole Bra un and Carolyn Abbott will our position as protegee to Miss Bevirt to Kay Glenn Bud Bugger and Donald Beckman will our ability to make witty remarks to Dave Knerrer and Don Dzengolewski Shirley Eberhardt and Jean McClary will our good old Shiloh spirit to Dennis Deutsch and Judy Hoffmann B111 Shea and Hazel Miller will our shyness to Phyllis 18168145 Marilyn Eckert and Gene vreve Obernuefemann hm Munre and Gerald Schwarz will our weight to Ralph Keck and Harold Cavins Gerald Poser and Bob Bittles will our rntellrgence to Jeannine Spangler Ruth Yaeger and John Rohleder Normajean Mertz and Stan Klein will our long hair to Janet Klucker and Pat Caldwell SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 I. , . V .. V . . ' 1, ' ' , ' ' ' . L' I . IV . ,V H . . . . . . I, ' , ' 4 ' ' . I, , ' ' ' ' ' . I, , ' ' ' ' . I, I . V .. . . . . . . - I' . V. .V ,. . . . I' . . V V. V . V . . . 1, , ' ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, V V . .. . . . . u IV . . I V. . . . . . . . IV . . U . V . . . 1, ' , ' ' . 1, . V . . . . .. . u IV V . .. . i I, Jack Lampe, will my position as chief broom-pusher to Tom Osterkamp. I, , ' ' . IV . . . . i Il V . V .. . . D I, . V . V , . ,. n IV . . V . .. VV VV . . . V I, , ' ' ' . I' . . V . . . . . 1, ' , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, . . . V . . . . I' . V , .. . . V ' 1, ' , ' . I. , ' ' . IV . I . .. V . . I, 5 ' , ' ' ' . We, I . .. . . I We' V V. .. . We, . . . VV . . . VV . We. . . V V. . V . V - We' . . . . . . . We. . , . . . . V V wel . . V . . 0 1 as R ,S ., 4 -W. . . , . 'ilk 4' A 4 SQ-4'fQ' v ' -f' ,' L 6'f,'Uf' .1 , . 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Norris Hammond Annlce Wrllard Irma Veath LEFT TO RIGHT Mtss Wrllard J Schumacher R Stern P Mume Mr Hammond Mrss Veath class h ISTZGR It seems but yesterday when as Freshres Mrss Wrllard and Mr Wolfe found our hrdden talents by hstenrng to the vocal and rnstrumental numbers presented durrng class meetrngs As Sophomores under the same sponsorshrp we had athlettc type parues and took charge of the Chrrstmas all school party Now we are Junrors' Th1S year we had a bake sale rn October presented the play Thrs Nrght Beware and sponsored the annual Iumor Senror Prom under the gutdance of Mrss Wrllard Mrss Veath and Ivfr Hammond Ronald Anheuser Vrrgrnra Armstrong Mary Arnold Ruth Barth B111 Baxter Pat Bennett ,vi 4 Don Burns Pat Caldwell Barbara Canrerburu Harold Cawms --u-1 Denms Deutsch John Donovan -- :WX fn 7 'P'r Don Dzengolewskr Patsy Eck Marrlyn Eckert Emrl Ellrson Donald Enge la ge Leah Erlmger ,-Q7 'V' har-4 J 'H-'E 41 D1x1e Hertensteln Judy Hoffmann Lorra1ne Hohreln kenneth Horenkamp Shulex llnller Ralph heck 340 he-4 2 pw Larry Fox Mary Ellen Gass Carolyn Glenn George Goehner Clarence Hagene Mary Ellen Hale 1 un' 'Q' f I lflf i- 99 s.- 'Wm' Janet Klucker Dave Knerrer Mary Ann Lang Jo Ann L1l11e Barbara Lmle Nancy McCa11en QI if Pat Mzubes Carol Max er Phylhs Meeks Pat Mume hm Murrax Genevleve Obernuefemann S 95 'Sm if CE? i George Schllhng Gerald Schumacher Tom Osterkamp Alice Parmemer John Pigg Pat Rasp Lourse Schwaegel ' Rosella Sch waegel Zrgwlw 3.4 John Rohleder Betty Schrllmg l I 'Y 'Ny Sami 1 Il' ' u pn ll Phxhp Schwartz ' ' 5' Lloyd brdel '37 Jeannrne Spangler Ronald Stern Robert Thornh1ll Don Tr1bout Grlbert Vollmer Raymond Vollmer ah-J v-El' 5.35 i Q in Mui -2' V Ronald Von liarren Norma Lee Warma Nlancy Wersbrod Edgar Wrse Brll Woods Ruth X aeger of E' HY JY .G HUM If'- lm. omven TRAINING ano school BUS gif,-,JM lug in Mr Hammonds lnstructor and Mr Huller Mr IWCKIDIGQ Chevrolet dealer and Mr Ford dealer Hammonds tnstructor Thls IS the Lh1rd year that a course ID dr1ver tramxng has been offered 1n the O Fallon H1gh School Cars used for thxs course are under the sponsorshlp of the Amerxcan Automob11e XSSOCIBIIOU and are loaned by Mr Arthur Huller Ford dealer and Mr Wayne MCKIHICX Chevrolet dealer X student PBCSIVCS hrs state dr1vers hcense after he completes n1ne hours of pracuce dr1v1nQ passes a wr1tten test and flnally passes a Sklll test mven bv the State Dr1ver Ltcense hxarnmer Illxno1s state law rules that all elementary school chxldren parochral and pubhc l1v1ng ln con sol1dated d1str1cts must be transported to and from school at pubhc expense Every day twelve buses transport approx1matel Zau school chlldren to the O Fallon schools -.D ,,,,,.-.--4 Page p msn Q 'N Ll Tx IJ Otk at R ute U' CllEEwl1 IINQORPUR X l ED Oa I R vute UL -x L I L 1 - 2 ff- . A ' + Y - ff 'A' 5 U ex I'.,I U'F.Hl-LU.' Q ' ,LI ,QIRY lm .. . 7 V 34 0 nfhumnrfi L i I gg -l l T H E . v fvi 1 u 24 NF! RK. X filgbgi , M - 256' sophomone Class offlcens ano President, . , . Vice President ..... . . . . . . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Sponsors. Gloria LEFT TO RIGHT B111 Wessel Pat Schaepperkoetter Ir McColl Mrs Brown Mrs Neighbors Jean Tiley Mr Bigger staff class h ISIOI2 As Freshmen we enjoyed a Get Acquainted party and a May Day dance with our sponsors Mrs Lippe and Mr Culberson In our Sophomore year under the leadership ot Mrs Neighbors Mrs Brown and Mr Biggerstaff we had a class party in January and held an all school dance 1n April. on-can SDONSORS . . . .William Wessel .Ira McColl . . . .Pat Schaepperkoetter ,Jean Tiley . . . . . . . .Ernest Biggerstaff Neighbors Mildred Brown Kar en Anderson Gladys Bach Bill Battoe Ruth Bernr euter Charles Brown Saline Busch Marlon Carson Jack Cavins Jim Coleman Bob Corbier Dan Cunningham Rita Davis James Donovan William Eckert ,Q i , I . 1 ' a , . , 0 ' n I I ' - - ' ll ' ll ' , . I I I 0 I . 0 I I I I l ' - . . S. 'fin .Q 1 ,,, - fi ,- 4 - fl .f ' '- . . A .i . - sz- A ' at ' at .1 . 4. , .fp -f 3 - . 1 I ' of Tom Feltman Kenny Fricke Bette Gass Sandy Glenn Bill Graminski Carol Ann Gross Gerald Hagene Jean Hamm Ahce Hammond Bernadme Hasemann Ronald Hxllen Joan H1lleshe1m 'L Vilglllla Hollon Maulyn l-luller Ruth Huller Kenneth Joseph Roberta Kaemmerer George K1e ffer Don Kusch M1ldred Kovacevlch Frances Lansmg Sharon Lawless V1ctor Logan D1lbert Lurtz l N 3 . . 0 4 .0 'Y Ted Serbert D1ck Shaffer B111 Sharp B111 Smskey Jean Trley Kenneth Wagner B111 Watts B111 Wessel Edgar Wiechert Patsy Weisbrod Paula Yaeger Mary Lee Zabel Fred McC1ary Ira McColl Euhne Meddows Jo Ann Memkoth Jacque M111er B111 Nagy Barbara lfaul Paul Porter Roberta Ruth Pat Schaepperkoetter Larry Schanuel Ednh Sche1be1 1 gl rfshlnfn C ff? fx CO'p Ct' , mc . GQ! Q C, 6 W H M X 'Z W, I:l26Shm6l1 ClASS CIIIIICGRS LEFT TO RIGHT Ronald Davlnroy Mr Leshe Frances Armstrong Mrs W11l1ams Carl Mltchell Mrs Myers ano sponsons President . . .Ronald Davinroy V1ce Pres1dent Carl Muchell Secretary Treasurer Frances Armstrong Sponsors Loren Leshe Lots Wl111BmS Opal Myers class h ISIIOI2 The Freshmen held thexr flrst class meeting tn September at whlch tlme they elected offlcers In November they planned a very successful all school party The Harvest Hoedown Then- sponsors were Mr Leshe Mrs Wxlhams and Mrs Myers Carrle Agles Oscar Ahle Frances Armstrong Ronald Bevxrt Ronald Bxggerstaff Helen Burns E1leen Caldwell Ronald CaVlHS Delores Clover Ronald Davxnroy I 40 s 'fiQQ f Frieda Albert 6' ' ' ' f 'D , . t -, X A t 4 Y . I -'R' sy 8 W A an J K Y 1 ' ' X Duane Deutsch Harvey Dressel Sharon Dressel S w Roger Eberhardt James Engleman Barbara Evans ISSSIC Falco Io Ann Foster Ianza French Clemenune Gardo Iosephme Gallaher Larry Gremer Shuley Gross Gaylon Harp Donna Hornberger ' 'Q .4 line -4 Gary Helen Alrce Hemmer Arley Hoffman Delores Hoffman gi YJ Norman Horenkamp Robert Hubert Cletus Huller v Shrrley Joseph .,, Lonnre Kauus Darvm Klern PaLr1c1a Klern Barbara Koch iv- Carol Koehler E x Carol Kombrrnk Janet Kuhlmann 41 PL' I , Q if -... l - , 3-' Q31 ' t W ji 53 a , Y fAvc'5, s L ' , , 'Q' 1 I, .3,52g,,1: di. N , D g I J ' I A c I ey t ' lx G I Y, f A x Q' I 1 X . in Q ' G wg ,H ' 3 , A a ' ' V F of ff- I . fl' ,v x lx 1 1 5,0 A , '. ' - W S N -f L F y , D ' ' , , . 2 1 ' ' I 'Z' ' V N lx f A ii l I I V. 1 1' Glenn Loyer Charles Mrller Carl Mrtchell Jerry Mohr L -csv ' 1 A Lormg Roever Drck Roth Dorothy Rorh Joe Scales -EW! Stanley Schrllmg Charles Schmrdt Madelme Srmon Monetta Sm1Lh James Songer 'gf J L ng ssl SJ Dave Vogel Marrlyn Von Hatten Elsre Wersbrod Glenda Wlse Juanrta Woods Leroy Yaeger 42 Janet Munle Mary Osterkamp Lester Ownsby Ruth Ann Peach Bob Pelton X Marlene Peterson Carolyn Pm Velma Jean Pm Dale Reaka Mary Reno Larry Retug is YI' , A1 ' ' 9- f J . 'I . , V V . -NWT ' E W , '45 . 1,- ' Qtr, 4 If , H, , ,bfi ' Q ' Sr no .K - c , U LL xgll: ' ' J F ix , .1-i. ,f wg! A ,A -V4-I fkrlyv I 4,1 ' I A-i4:gfgfQQ '.-', jfzjf 3 ' L 1 - ':. 8 . ,L 5' 1 1 fr- , 4 :W ffl' ., YL Q Ab al , ' V ' f+:3L'?iE1 A x f 5 to in ' L J ' - ' L 'ff-7 af- if-an ' 3 A K 'C' if My 'L f J I x f f .lg n 3 i . ' Q '!:a '.Y - I I I' - ,N 6- A J Qi ig QE! A ' 1 as . F E . -. L 1 :f:3..,:, ge- ' .243 ' an sf 'fr ' - x, ' . y, A A W . f 1 'J ' rl . J. . GIIIIICE ASSISIADIIS Left to Rrght Nancv Wersbrod Slup Mernkoth Jerry Schu macher Nlrldred Staub Ruth Hesse Lors Brown NormaJean Mertz 'wir Owen Iud5 Hoff mann Louxse Schwaegel Mrs e er a graduate of the O Fallon lownshrp Hwh School began her dutres as lugh school secretarx rn the Prrncrpal s of f1C6 at the beprnrungofthe second semester Besrdes keeprng records and handlrng all correspondence she superxrses the students who assrst 1n the offrce durrng therr free perrods BELLEV1LLE NEWS DEMOCRAT 120 South Illrnors Street Bellevrlle Illrnors Left to Rrght Shrrles Huller Date Vogel Kay Shoemaker Lorrarne Hohrern Xlr Owen Ronme Stern Pat Srmon Carl Nlrtchell Gaxlon Harp Suzre Hardrng Ruth Barth Drxre Hertenstern Margaret X aeber ' 4 Y ' 1 1 I ' ' I 1 1 . V . 4 1 . 1 I I Y . 3 . . l , . 1 , 'A . 1 A . V ' - 1 , 1 A 1 . , . 1 1 I 15 ' 1 ' 1 . V 1 Q AJ E , LA O 1 ' vb ' A I ,, I j ' l 1 ' w I custoolan Ano A slstant W1111am Whltehead Tom Osterkamp ,Tack Lampe Mr Whuehead lS a fam111ar SIQUI at O T H S havmg served the school as LLlSIOCll3ll for twenty n1ne years Through h1S mdustry and wlth the help of two ass1stants the Classrooms and gymnaslum are kept clean and the eampus beautlful UBQAR IAHS The hbrary lS 1n chargeoflvirs Brown 3SS1SIBd by Carol Lee Mayer head student llbraflall All other helpers a1e volunteer work ers They serve durmg the1r free per xods Cl'lCCklllg books and magazmes keepmg the shelves neat and collectmq f1nes TOP PICTURE Seated Left to Rntht C As11eQ R Cor b1er R muh L Kar1u Nlelfldlllg Left to R11,l1t C Ccndo R Ruth C Niaxer LOWER PICIURIL Left to Rnzht R Xthwdnel C1 Bath W1 er l. x J Fawn linwuy O F XLLON TOOL XNIJ Dlh C U ll. We t second street U Fallon Ill1no1s f' 1 X' Rx' Z -. 1' , . . i K. Glenn, J. Lang, C, Hill, S, Hubert, V fi' ' I. 1 J . li. . .Fong . , 1 'L .p nor rfinifirff 'a n' I i Y Z7 .Q p f 99999 Q' 99' V' if ' 57 Q Q exf' .f 9'.7.7 ,f 9 f f f !.+?.'V,2, J I, 1 1 1 QSQQQQQQQGQQQQ g s N Q gh 9f9 9 wma Q fqiiwi, fu' 99 im! chomus offlcens President .... . . . Janet Klucker Vice-President . . . . . Ruth Barth Secretary . . . . . . Norma Warma Librarian . . . . . . . Joy Schanuel CORNETISTS Kay Glenn accompanist Ruth Barth Jerry Schu Jean Tiley Ralph Keck macher Manlyn Eckert P Yaeger S Glenn S Normajean Mertz wless R Huller Yaeger Carol Mayer Busch R Bernreuter SEXTET CLARINET TRIO SOLOISTS D Hertenstein R Keck R Big gerstaff J Schumacher R Barth M Zabel V Armstrong J Tiley O FALLON BELLEVILLE COACH COMPANY O Fallon Illinois La , , , S. , . f Kay Glenn, accompanist, L. Foy, LEFT TO RIGHT Lrbrarran Marrlyn Eckert Prest dent Ralph Keck S e c r e ta r y Treasurer Harold Cavms V1ce Presrdent Jerry Schumacher BAHO m mBGl2S FRENCH HORNS Lrllre Joann Klucker Janet Armstrong Vrrglma BARITONE HORNS Bernreuter Ruth Huller Ruth TROMBONE Srnskey B111 BASSES Cav rns Harold Mrller Charles FLUTE Hertenstetn Drxre ALTO CLARINE1 Moore Darlene CORNETS Keck Ralph Schumacker Jerry Eckert Marrlyn Brown Lors Trley Jean En gelage Donald Cavrns Ronald Bevrrt Ronald Barth Ruth Roever Lormg ALTO SAXOPHONES Warma Norma Lee Parmenter Alrce Bxggerstaff Ronald Yaeger Leroy C MELODY SAXOPHONE Lawless Sharon Page Sponsor FIRST NATIONAL BANK O Fallon Illmors CLARINETS Mertz Norma Jean Yaeger Paula Mayer Carol Prgg John Helen Gary PERCUSSION Lampe Jack Stem Ronald Thornhrll Robert Evans Barbara TENOR SAXOPHONES Deutsch Duane Armstrong Francis French Ianza Horenkamp, Kenneth Roth, Dick , . . ano the Bano playeo on Thls year under the able leadershlp of Mr Harrls the band made ex cellent progress On December 20 a Chrlstmas program for the pub11c was gtven by the combmed chorus and band Attending a band festlval at Cahok1a and paruclpatmg IH the D1str1ct musxc contest were also among the varlous actxvmes of the band majonettes V1rg1n1a Armstrong Drum Majorette Page Sponsor C0mPl-lmems 0f The Blue C111 LEFT TO RIGHT Barbara Porter JoAnn Melnkoth Ahce Ham CTRPPIS 3f1dB25S mond Jean T11ey Glorla Lautz Ianza French Nancy Hammond Lake Suzanne Shiloh Ilhnols Leader paula Yaeger stuoent council U' Left to R1,ht Gerald Sehwara Ruth Hesse Janet Kuhlmann Judy Hoffman Jame Houseknecht Paula Yaeger Kenneth llwrenkamp M15 Wlllard Garx Helen W1l11am Sharp school papen tai! Co eduors Mtldred Staub Sh1rleen Hubert Feature Ednor and Tune Shop Joy Schanuel Feature Staff Lots Brown Connte H111 Dora Lee Busch Art Ed1tor Darlene Moore Art Staff DIXIE Meyer F1rst Page Ed1tor Hazel M11ler Sen1or Page Co ed1tors Annllene Schaeperkoetter Ruth Keller Sports Co eduors Don Schm1dt Gr Q, Thomas BUSINESS Manager Normajean Mertz Co Sponsors Joan BSVIYI LOIS lVl11l3l'IlS The Panther IS pubhshed once a month under the superv1s1on of M155 Bev1rt and Mrs lVl1ll3lTlS Members of the semuor glass make up the staff Muth t1me lS spent Qettlno, the paper readx for c1rcu1at1on hut the appreuauon of 1he ent1re student bodx Just1f1es the extra work rf.qu1red FIRST ROM. Left to H1.ht R lsel H11 J than SECOND ROW 1 Schaeperkoetter Huller G Thoma J thu 'x1a.rtL JHUZD ROW Hubert X 1 F Buck Mr Wtl 1an15 whoa FOLRTH ROM IJ Xie r 1 1.er N11 ewrt T Brom IJ Nloore Page Sponsor O FALLON MOTOR FO Chevrolet Sales and Servues 513 South Lmeoln 1 s 1 5411.11 A 1 H mei' - , as-fe- ' 'Q : ' ' 2 5 . , , X , , - ' . . ..... . ........ .... . . . . . ' , e, Circulation Manager . . ..... .... .......... . . ......... . . . . Mary Huller ler, U. B1151h, C, ' 1, , 5' uel, Q 1' 'g 3 1 ' . ' M. B. .' I . S' ndt, Y' N. 1 ' , 1' 25. . r M. Q11 uh, , :', 5, '1' s. B. Q I Q J f: . 1 vile - ' ff. 151113 ,. B 1 , 11. ajslor. ' L. '1, , 1 , - CAITIGQA CIUB A110 O ICGRS .nw LEFT TO RIGHT Sponsor Mr Les11e Prest LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW P Bennett E Sche1 dent Jerry Henry Secretary Treasurer bel M Lanv SECOND ROW D Deutsch J Henry JBCRIG M111er VICE Prestdent D uane D Deutsch Mr Leslte J Pmg B BIIIICS B Watts Deutsch OQAITIATZICS ClUB LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW D Tr1bout E Schex bel R Ruth R DAVIS G Sch1111ng C H111 J Mexnkoth B Evans SECOND ROW MISS Bevlrt D Meyer J Hoffmann L Brown S Gross S Dressel C Gross J Ga11aher THIRD ROW R Bernreuter C M1tche11 S Glenn A Hammond B Smskey P S1mon, J. Schanuel, D Moore, M. L. Zabel. Ano offlcens l-wfdrtfbl LEFT TO RIGHT Treasurer Mary Lee Zabel Sponsor INIISS Bev1rt Secretary Conn1e H111 Pres1dent Don TFIDOUI Page Sponsor SCHMIDT MOTOR COMPANY 201 East State Street O'Fa11on, I111no1s 51 1 fe I . K , I - 'S , :. ,. '- r I ' 1 , - 3. Z. ,. , 9 ' v - , - 'Y-..,.' .. , 1 , .i C7 . :. ' .. '- : . , . , . , . , . ,. 1 .' 'Z '. ' ,. . 2' A,. 3 ', I. FIRST ROW Norn11 ls a r 111 a Rtcrca 1on C AIFII 111 L1rra11e Ill Fil Nhldred wtaub Pre 1dent B1roar1 Lurle .A V1 JL1 futulle hom IDAKERS of AIDERICA FIRST ROW Left to Rlght P Schaepperkoetter S Lawless M Carson B Haseman S Joseph C Mayer P Mume C Put C Agles SECOND ROW R Smlth D Hertenstetn R Barth R Huller S Busch C Koehler J Woods C Ga1do F Alberts THIRD ROW L Hohrem P Mubes R Schwaevel S Huller P Caldwell D Roth M Osterkamp V Put FOURTH ROW M Huller P Yaecer H Mlller G Obernuefeman K Ander son B Paul M V1n Hatten M Stauo R Peach E lVC1SbI'Od FIFTH ROW R Keller F Armstrong C Glenn M Eckert S Hardtng R Hesse B Gass R Kaemmerer I Kuhlmann SIXTH ROW M Reno J Foster M Slmon C Kombrxnk M Kovacev1ch IN Mertz B Canterbury IN Warma A Parmenter B Ltttle SEVENTH ROW M Huller P Meeks B bCl'l11llllS.. M Arnold C Braun V Xrmstronc, J Spengler Mrs Glor1a Ne1Lh hors Sponsor Mrs Glorla Ne1.hbors IS the sponsor of F H A Mrs X Staub IS chapter mother and Mrs L E aetter IS QSSISIBHI chapter mother Th1s year a chapter father was also appomted He lS Mr 'Qorr1sHammonds TheF H X lS to sponsor of the carnlval and sponsors a Formal Dance They attend the SDI'11lQR31ly and se1fl representauves to the House of Delegates Meet1n Carolwn Glenn IS Secuonal Recreauon Cha1rma11 OHIICGQS UN 1 x N Fl Lu nfl E' L V TLRL lOME'xl lxl:R 01 NLZIL 3111 T u F171 I 5. , ' A I . , . . . , . , . , . 1 . , . ' , . ,.',. , . 1 . I . . . . . I 1 1 ' 1 u 4 1 vu I 0 1 y Yu y 4 c 1 5 I U lv Z V. 1 . f 1 N D l Y, o V . V , 1 I 5, . N I 1 D lx .Y ' 0 A AVHAU I . .1 -, ' . 1. A I . , 7 x ' D ' I I - I 0 5 ' 1 . . .I - I . L 1. ' . ,. , , R Q ' ': f . f ' , 1 - 1 ' 1. 4 L, '1 1h fn, Treueagrcrg 5' . y 15' I , ' - K ' sy Projects Clldll'lll.iIlQ Kay Glenn, Reporter, I 1 . ci 12111: 11.1 '1-.11 f ,1.1r111sec- ' - ' 1111112 CI. .1r1:11a:ig 111n111c Q pei. wer, .1.t1Qf1L..f.i1.1Q1,f.11' , Ngypors, .rg rfl 511.1 er,fQtrc1.41 1EQ-rt-lla 3151.-.1 J rl, Vrt-s1.ic'.1, Zfait-Sfmt?-1' A 1' l 'E 1.-1. 'S ' '-.13 - LVF nfl J 11311 A .lllh Sch -Xl SCIGUCG CIUB FIRST ROW Left to R1ght A Hoffman R Cavxns L Roever D Reaka L KBFIUS T Feltman SECOND ROW D Schaffer R Hubert K Wagner J Scales B Sharp B Grammskx F Mc Clary J Houseknecht THIRD ROW K Frlcke K Joseph N Hornkamp D Vogel G Helen B Battoe G Kleffer L Gremer D Roth T Sexbert Mr Hammond FOURTH ROW R Thorn hardt B Pelton D Cunmngham The alms of the Sc1ence Club are to create an mterest 1n sclence and to exh1b1tproJects 1n the St Lou1s Sclence F axr The Club composed of twenty f1ve members IS sponsored by Mr Norrls Hammond OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT John R1chardson Presxdent Kenneth Joseph Secretary Treas Mr Hammond Sponsor Jxm Houseknecht V1ce Presldent Page Sponsors DR I S HIEBERT 311 South L1ncoln DR CHARLES M ZEIGLER 311 South Lmcoln J. Richardson, K. Hornkamp, D. Dzengolewski, L. Ownsby, J. Mohr, R. Biggerstaff, R. Eber- OIIIIICGRS ident, J. Schanuel, scrapbook, D Hertenstein, point committee, R Barth, song leaderg Miss Veath sponsor, J. Klucker, leadership S. Huller, reporter, D. Moore scrapbook. QIl2lS' A1Ihl.6IlC ASSOCIATION G. A. A. LS under the sponsorship of Miss Irma Veath. It is a sports club for girls Meetings are held on alternate Monday nights During June Pat Simon and Janet Klucker were sent to the Illinois State G A A Camp as representatives for the club Act1v1t1es included the annual T W IR P Dance formal initiation of new members playdays and playnight held in the gym nasium FIRST ROW Left to Right M Carson S Lawless M Huller S Busch P Yaeger J Mem er P Schaepperkoetter B Ruth J Hamm R Bernreuter R Huller M Staub J Spengler R Hesse A Hammond S Glenn THIRD ROW G Obernuefemann R Schwaegel P Matbes D Busch C Braun P Meeks K Glenn M Arnold V Armstrong M Eckert Page Sponsors SCHUMACHER AMUSEMENTS SEL MOR GARMENT CO INC R 1136 Washington Avenue O Fallon Illinois St Louis 1 Mo 9 A 5 - I . 1 . , . y - , . A ' korh. J. Tiley, P. Caldwell, Miss Veath. SECOND ROW: S. Harding, B. Canterbury, R. Kaemmer- R. . 2 ' Left to Right: R. Smith, vice-pres- identg P. Munie, treasurerg P. Sim- on, secretary: S. Harding, pres- DO 'NX' N IHIIIAIGS FIRST ROW Left to Rlght C Kombrmk J Kuhlmann M Smxth C Koehler J Mume D Clover B Koch D Hornberger K Anderson SECOND ROW M1ssVeath S Hardtng P THIRD ROW J Falco I French H Burns E Caldwell G Wtse R Dav1s B Gass P Eck on houlz RECREATION BOAQO It IS the Job of the Noon Hour Recreatton Board to plan the act1v1t1es of the students durtng the noon hour Under the d1I'8CI1Ol'l of Miss Veath the students enjoy square dancmg round danctng volley tenms and volley ball tournaments throughout the school year FIRST ROW Left IORIQII P Yaeg er S Hardmg P Sxmond M155 Veath J Schanuel M Staub J Klucker SECOND ROW G Sch warz J Warhoover F Buck R Stem B Wessel J Schumacher Page Sponsors WOLFERSBERGER MEYER FUNERAL HOME O Fallon lllmots WOMAN S CLUB O Fallon Ilhnots 55 I ' ' L M- T 1 ,. 4 Ng ,r A I , - D Klein, I. Foster, A. Hemmer, M. Simon, F. Armstrong, B. Paul, B. Little, M. Kovacevich. lnOUS1Tl2lAl ARIS Cl.UB Left to Rrght. FIRST ROW F Peach E E1l1son,D Lurtz R Von Hatten B Corbxer G Goehner L Yaeger SECOND ROW I Warhoover D Taylor R Loyet J Murray J Mume G Schwarz G Schumacher B Woods THLRD ROW R Stem R Reno B Shea A I-lmrrchs W Mernkoth R Keck D Beckman J lampe C Bugger F Buck Mr Sample The Industrral Arts Club one of the oldest orgamzauons at O T H S has a memberslup of twenty f1ve Some of the projects of the Club tlus year were ma lung a newspaper holder for the lrbrary, construcung a cab1net for the Juke box makrng a paper towel dxspenser for the Manual Arts room and supplyrng the rce cream mach1ne wrth lrds The Club IS sponsored by Mr L B Sample the Shop lnsuuctor sponsor Mr Sample Presrdent hm Murra r Russel to e r e :po rst 1011 SCHNEIDEP Jeweler A Optometrrst O Fallon lllrnors O FALLON PROGRESS lll West State O Fallon ' ' 1 . , . ' . . . , . ' , . . . . 3 . I ' l . I ' I 9 t I ' I . , . . : . ' , . , . , 0 . 1 1 I . , I 1 O Q 0 1 0 , . , . . , 1 . . I O I I . -. . . . 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I A 'Ta On August 9 1953 the fo11ow1ng boys left onatwo week tour of the East Jlm Murray Ronald Von Hatten Jerry Schumacher Russel Loyet George Goehner J1m Mume Don Taylor John Warhoover B111 Woods Frank Buck Bud Bugger Jack Lampe Ronald Stem Ralph Keck Harold Cavms Bxll Shea Emtl Elhson Bob Blttles and Delbert Lurtz They were accompamed byL B Sample sponsor Mat Rupple and Jack Chron1ster the bus dr1ver of thetr chartered Greyhound On thls tour they V1SlI0d the followmg places l1'1 Washmgton D C the Cap1to1 Whrte House l.1brary of Congress L1ncolnMemorxal Sm1thson1anInst1tute F B I Bureau ofPr1nt1ng and Engravmg Pan Amer1can Umon F ranclscan Monastery Arhngton Cemetery Tomb of Unknown Soldxer Washmgton Monument Nauonal Gallery of Art Mount Vernon In Ph1lade1ph1a Pennsylvama Independence Hall and the Lxberty Bell 1n New York C1ty New York T1me Square Old Cathedral Llttle Church Around the Corner Cathedral of St John the D1v1ne Grand Central Statlon Macy s Saks Umpue State Buxld mg R3d1O C1ty N B C M8d1SOU Square Garden Chma Town Wall Street Bowery Flfth Avenue New York Harbor Statue of Llberty Coney Island Subways Lmcoln Tunnel The only cost to the boys for thls tr1p was for the1r meals and souvemrs They returned home August 22 1 'ul 'ff n' PAGE SPONSOR: Industrial Arts Club O, T. H. S. 57 IEITIIGRIUAII S CIUB LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW C Mrtchell P Porter I Engleman G Harp R Hrllen SEC OND ROW D Schmrdt L S1de1 B Wessel C B u r n s G V 0 1 1 rn e r THIRD ROW D Warner I McColl S Klem P n g H C a Thomas D Krrsch G Loyet S Klern G Schrl Img Mr Culberson oflllcens SPOHSOI Mr Culberson Presrdent Don Schmrdt Vrce Presrdent Stanley Klern Sec Treasurer B111 Wessel Page Sponsors BECKMAN BARBER SHOP 123 West lst Street EUGENE BROWN 58 Barber LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW I War hoover D Lurtz D Taylor SEC OND ROW S Klem D Beckman H Cavtns G Thomas Mr Culberson R. Stern W Mernkoth G Schumach er A Hrnrrchs D Schmldt THIRI ROW Mr Hammonds B Sharp B Wessel D Warner I Lang L Schan uel L Srdel G Schwarz Mr Btg gerstaff I Miller, C. .Hu11er, D. Pi ,, , vins, C, key cluB Ano offlcens Pres1dent P Plng V1ce Presrdent J Warhoover Secretary I Murray Treasurer G Thomas LEFT TO RIGHT J Murray G Thomas J War hoover P Pmg The Key Club rs a Jumor branch of the KIWHDIS Club of O Fallon Mr M1ke Jet as representanve of the Klwams rs adult adv1sor Quahflcanons for membershxp lnclude sophomore or above standrng and at least a B average 1n 3C3dBl'IllC work The purpose of the Club IS to develop mmauve leader Sh1D and good cmzenshxp IH each of 1ts members LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW R Loyet D Taylor J Murray J Warhoover P Pmg G Thomas R Vanl-Iatten P Schwarz SECOND ROW G Vollmer G Schwarz J Rohleder W Peach J Rlchardson R Anheuser R Vollmer W Woods C Brown D Engelage 6:9 'CJ MIKE JET Sponsor Page sponsors KEY CLUB OF O FALLON O FALLON KIWAINAS CLUB le EAI! 1 HERE COMES THE FOOD! THE CHOW LINE The Cafetena was opened 1n the Fall of 1953 It IS an all purpose buxldmg supplymg space not only for the cafeterla but also for the pr1mary grades the Suptermtendent s off1ce and the grade school gymnaslum One hundred and SIXTY persons can be accommodated at one ume Ln the dmmg room and an average of three hundred seventy three well balanced meals are served every school day Mrs G nell Cocker manager of the Cafeterla has under her SUDCFVISIOH four womer SSFVICCS UMM UMM GOOD! IM SO FULL' Page Sponsor SPIETH STUDIOS THOMAS HARDWARE Centraha Ilhnols 113E F1rSI 60 I l I 1 . . . . , , assistants and twenty volunteer students. The students receive free meals in payment for their I .A ., O A V ,- ,D ' 1' ' H Q 1 FRONT Left to Rtght Mrs Hamm Mrs Cocker FIRST ROW Left to R1ght M Carson B llase manager Mrs Wesemann REAR Mrs Moore mann J Woods H Burns S Joseph S Law Mrs HBFYISS less SECOND ROW M Reno G Schxllmq, I Rtchardson R Keck P Schaepperkoetter CAIIEIIGQIA ASSISITAHIIS 059 OQQMQNQ FIRST ROW Left to Rlghl F Albert I French FIRST ROW Left to Rxght D Burns C Brown K Horenkamp M Arnold D Dzenbolewskl B Wessel G Vollmer D Lurtz SECOND L Erlmger D Deutsch B Canterbury ROW K Joseph M Huller A Schaepperkoetter E Schetbel R Keller E Meddows Page Sponsors THE LEMONETTE BECHERER'S R R 4 R. R 2 Bellevllle, l111no1s O'Fal1on, I111no1s :- O 5 O 9' O O A couple of Browns SISICIS from Crossroa ds Cousrns BBW Cheerlenflers The two lea ns Cl 'S That Srnrth glrl Sen1ors'1'?'P Pa ge Sponsors BITTLES DRUG STORE 2 3241 OFdll0n Ill A KOCH CANDY COMPAINY Trenton Illlnoxs Yearbook edrtor 'Rv' 9' Ll' Wm Two arusts arol for Joy Our boxs V 1ra1ler Court chorce - of . I xr' . U yi ,sf 4, . . 2 ' fi . Qi? , 5' ,J A W W - Y, , Ju, AA Viz 1 ' 41. .i- . X T I ' - fs' Q4 fr X Y 5 3' L , f fel x . n , 2 ' .i , ' T A : ,, fgilsrffff Q , rg vi , ' Y . I V e -Q Z - f x 15 ' Ph. ' ' , . n' 0 H. . ' hlffifff PO'-'llbxlnp 4 D BASEBAU Y Y I V N LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW N Horenkamp D Klem C Mtller G Heten K Horenkamp R Htllen G Loyet D Ktrsch G Sch11l1ng, C Schmldt R B1g,gerstaffR Hubert SECOND ROW L S1de1 J Schumacher B Wessel D Burns G Thomas H Cavms R Ste1n L Ownsby B Sharp D Vogel D Schm1dt Mr Bxggerstaff Coach Ern1e B1ggerstaff's chamondmen have had an excellent season although only Don Schm1dt and Greg Thomas of last year s squad returned In Cahokla Conference play the Panthers were ned for f1rst place wtrh Mascoutah and Freeburg w1th all three teams havmg mne w1ns and three losses Larr Cremer Manager Ernest B1.,gerstaff Coach H P a - i' tptax C Q rcL Thomx sthnudt 7' Zinc w onsors EQ ONOMY POOD NiARlxET East F at Sl FIRST STREE MARKET 3 fast Ftrs! S O4 , l . . . , . . . . . . , . . . , l t g Q y l I 9 0 I . p D U 9 u l 1 t 0 I . ' . . . . . . . . , . ' . . '. . . I I U . I ' 1 I n -. . g D - X . , if J I' 'xv ' I ' XX J Q Q Q E Glen Loyct 1 ' I -W M155 .xer Q 5 5 I A 4 X Civ-tx 'ns ' ' Q 1' V .S ti l7w11,f' ' ' I f , Y' jp - L55 lr' D . r . - T 4 . l . wg, -Y 4 -- .. t. I , . n 7, f ji 'W I Basketaall team Left to Rxght FRONT ROW Dave Warner Don Schmldt Jerry Schumacher Harold Cav1ns Lloyd S1de1 B111 Sharp B111 Wessel SECOND ROW Mr Culberson John Rxchardson Ronme Stem Paul Pmg Art H1nr1chs Don Dzengolewskl Coach Harley Culberson s boys have made a name for themselves and the school Lh1s year Xmons. Lhe outstandrng accomphshments of the Panthers are Wmnmg fxrst place ln the Cohokra Conference Tourney held at Dupo Wlnmng flrst place ln the O Fallon Chnstmas Tourney for the 4th year Breakrng school record of 18 games by wrnmng 24 consecuuve games Wmnrnp, f1rst place rn Cohokxa Conference play xchnndl Hmrrchs Pau: ponsors O F ALLOIX. ELECTRIC low west NIJIS Street 33 g1'1 C II XRLE MHRINEI-x PBIHICI' and Dem rat r Jaxe lv rrncr 1. . . . . . I . 2. , . . . , . I 4. . . . . . . .4- wl! I ff 4 f p 1 -fa X X VN 'x I s vi Don -'-. FI 1 ' U fha . R X. WJ gui Ronnre Ste1n Harold Cavxns B1 Sha rp B1 Wessel John Rrchardson O Fallon Waterloo O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon 0 Fallon 0 Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon O Fallon BASKETBALL 1953 54 Troy O Fallon Carlyle Freeburg Cahokra Dupo Columbla Lebanon New Athens 'New Athens 'Lebanon 'Freeburg 'A vlston 'Carlyle Mascoumh Manssa New Baden Lebanon Mascoutah Freeburg ID zengolewskl Dupo New Athens Nashvllle Waterloo New Baden 'Conference Tourney Lloyd Sxdel Schumacher Tourney Paul Prng 'll ' 1 ' 74 43 47 ' 43 ' 70 62 ' 58 56 ' 58 ' 54 ' 70 57 ' 101 ' 51 ' 62 58 ' 75 64 ' 65 57 ' 66 64 ' 60 58 . ' 68 ' 55 O'Fa llon 69 'Lebanon 58 ' 61 52 ' 68 59 ' vs ' 56 ' ' 98 68 I ' 99 55 ' 77 65 ' ' 80 '76 ' 53 52 ' 70 57 ' 77 ' 71 ' 61 53 ' 106 63 f I 'll B IIEAU1 Left to Right FRONT ROW George Schilling manager Dave Vogel Bill Watts Paul Porter Norman Horenkamp Charles Miller Ronald Hillen De1bertLurtz manager SECOND ROW Coach Norris Ham monds Darwin Klein Don Kirsch Lester Ownsby Charles Schmidt Gary Helen Glenn Loyet Harvey Dressel Although this is his first season of coaching, assistant coach Norris Hammonds has piloted the young Panthers in a successful season with only three losses, Besides this the Freshman-Sopho- more team took third place in the tournament. Page Sponsors: LOUIS C. SAEGER 8: SON Wholesale Candy Belleville, Illinois SEL-MOR GARMENT CO. INC. St. Louis, Missouri COACHES Harley Culberson Norris Hammonds B Team: Carl Mitchell, Io Ann Meinkoth, Bobby Ruth, Juanita Woods. Not A Team FRONT ROW: Paula Yaeger, Kay Glenn pictured' Delores Clover. SECOND ROW: John Warhoover, Jean Tiley, Don Taylor. C SERIBAOERS Pa ge Sponsors ARTHUR I HULLER SERVICE 615 South L1ncoln CHARLOTTE GRILL Lmcoln at Route 50 TRACK Left to Rrght FRONT ROW Delbert Lurtz George Schrlhng LeRoy Yaeger Ronn1e Hxllen Lonme Karxus Ronald Bevlrt SECOND ROW B111 Wessel B111 Sharp Gary He1en Harvy Dressel Bob Corbler Don Krrsch Glenn Loyet Charles M1ller THIRD ROW Coach Culberson Jerry Schumacher Frank Peach Don Beckman J1m Lang Don Dzengolow skr ,TohnR1chardson Ronn1eSte1n Charles Schmrdt Harold Cav1ns Lester Ownsby Agam th1s year the track team coached by Harley D Culberson took frrst place 1n the Conference Track Meet Several new records were set th1s year They are W1llard Mexnkoth 21 8 W1llard Memkoth 16 2 Pat Johnson 10 3 Jtm Lang 5 O3 5 Low Hurdles I-hgh hurdles Pole vault Mlle 1953 1953 1953 1953 Pa ze Sponsors CI-OVER FARM STORE KECK s CLOTHING and DRY GOODS West Fxrst Street West Flrst Street O Fallon Ilhnols O Fallon Ilhnoxs GP? jF1:fd' u V135 L9 O-if DHNCE S .2 PRUGRHNX ff u -A sf 2 .. i 1 thu mqht BGWAR6 C AST Tod Miller Martha Hawk Velma Bayne Franc1s Mallory Madame Zora Lazarus .Tones Sukey bimmons Nan Carteret Bob Stanton Tommy Meadows Harriet Hotchkiss Alan Blair Prompter Don Trxbout Norma Warma Kay Glenn Ronme Stein Pat Bennett Harold Cavlns Dixie Herten stem Ruth Barth Jerry Schu macher Ralph Keck ,T eann1ne Spengler Ken Korenkamp Marllyn Eckert For two even1ngs this fall on November 25 and 26 the gym became the interior of a haunted house complete with witches ghost black cats seances and unearthly screams The reason for all this was the return engagement of THIS NIGHT BEWARE presented by the Junior class It had been presented prevlously by the .Tumor class in 1944 The cast worked hard to give a ch1111ng laugh and action packed performance but they had time for amusing 1nc1dents too Keck s striped pants and turned up hat Norma s putty chin that almost fell off Kenny s face that caused heart fa11ure back stage the t1mes the broom refused to fly and the boys satisfaction when II finally worked Marilyn s chagrin at being yanked out infront of the curtain Tribout s mad SCCHC All these things added up to one of the most interesting and surprising ,Tumor plays given 111 many years n 1 Page Sponsors: 8: H TRUCK SERVICE O'Fallun, Illinois O'F ALLON LOCKER CO. O'Fa11on, Illinois A 4: Norma Lee Wa mv Paula .To Yaeg 2- 3' W-Ml queen of heants Qleen of Hearts contest held rn connetuon wtth the Heart Fund campalgn IS sponsored annually b the Bellevllle ,Tumor Chamber of Commerce All q1r1s enrolled tn the hreh schools of St Cla1r County are e11Q1ble The vytnner of last year s contest H9331 was Martlyn Huller She recelved one hundred dtllars nd was crtwned Queen of Hearts of St C1a1r County Thrs year the same honor was enjoyed by Ruth Huller cousln f Marrlyn In an rmpresslve ceremony held at the Moose home rn Bellevrlle Ruth was crowned St Clatr County s 1954 Odeen of Hearts Ruth Huller Martlyn Huller 1953 DROI11 Showboat was the theme of the 1953 ,Tumor Semor Prom -Xs one entered the gymnasmm he reglstered tn the shxps log bv the captatn sdoor The 1nter1or of the gym was decorated as the ballroom of a boat w1th the stage as an open deck where ptctures were taken Throuuh the portholes could be seen beauuful scenes Everyone danced around the reahsuc showboat w1th1ts movmg paddle wheel Colorful balloons hung from the cellmg Due to the efforts of the whole class and the supervtsron of Mr Sample and Mr Owen the prom was a decrded success The servxng was done bv s1x members of the Sophomore class PAGE SPONSORS O'F xLLON LUMBER COMPANY OBERBECIK FEED COMP lb-Y R R. '2 O'Fal1on, Ill O'Fallon l111no1s A y A Y . W L. . . ,. I P , . f V . A ' N 3 - H wt I U. VV . v . . . 4.47 . . . I ' . V, 2355 s ff , as n f - - . . . . , . , ' W 1 t 'i ' y I, T 74 f. .-moustmal cannlva CARNIVAL QUEEN AND KUNG Ruth Hesse Norma Lee Warma Russel Loyet John Warhoox er The F H A lndustrral Arts Carnrval was held on October 10 1933 rn the gwmnasrum Members of both clubs worked hard to make rt a success Many hours were spent rehearsrng for the mrnstrel and the other srde shows Booths were burlt and varrous arucles were sold At 10 OO o clock the lrghts were dlmmed and a spotlrght shown on the queen and lung candrdates who were Senrors Iwormajean Mertz Dora Lee Busch Don Taylor and Jack Lampe Junrors Vrrgrnra Armstzong Ronald Von Hatten and Jrm Murrax Sophomores Karen Anderson and Delbert Lurtz Freshman Madehne S1mon The hrgjh pornt of the even' was the crownrng ofthe queen lxorma Lee Warlna junror and the lung Russel Lover Semor by the retrrrnb queen Ruth Hesse, Senror and John Warhoower Senror the state presrdent of the Industrral Educatron Club After the coronauon a dance was Both Mrs Nerghbors sponsor of the Future Homemakers of Amerrca and Mr Sample sponsor of the Industrral Arts Club agreed that the carnrval was a decrded success Pd ge Sponsor SCHUM XCHER AMLSEMElxTS The H earbook staff greatly precrates the assrstance that was O Iallon lllxnors BIRCH US l bca r lv ' . . . - ' , 71 ' j A . . 1 ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' : ' . ' ' . . ' . 1 I 1 I I . 1 1 A ,YQ 1 s . A ' ' - .V - . L . , C 1 . . , I . I U I Y b r V I given by the two clubs. U . I I ' I I I if ,V 7 ,, V' 5 ' vw ' f K 7.9 :ff J f! Y , , 4 ,I A f ' ,1 d 1' ' .- ' f ' : ' 'HD- R. R. 12 ' ' ' v I1 , ' ' v , school CAlEn OAR Aug. 24 Aug. 29 Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. First baseball game of the season. We beat Freeburg 5-0. Baseball game here. We beat Lebanon. First day of school. Attended half a day. First full day of school. Club meetings held, officers were elected. Class meetings were held and officers were elected. Pictures ta ken today. No school. Labor Day. New Athens here. We won 4-2. Baseball game at Mascoutah. We won. Waterloo here. We lost 4-3. We beat Freeburg. We beat Lebanon. Musical instrument display in gymnasium. Student Council gave all school party. Constitution Day was observed. We won baseball game at New Baden. Junior Bake Sale at Clover Farm Store. New Athens here. We won 16-6. National Kids Day Program sponsored by Kiwanis. Baseball game with Mascoutah. It was a tie. Pictures taken for Yearbook. F.H.A. House of Delegates meeting. Waterloo here. We won 4-2. G.A.A. attended playday at Dupo. No school. Teachers meeting. F.H.A. and Industrial Arts Carnival. Norma Lee Warma and Russell Loyet crowned King and Queen. Rotary Convention at Mt. Vernon. UN Panel at P.T.A. Cheerleaders elected today! UN Panel at Rotary. A group went to a mock UN Assembly today. Millikan representative visited school. Home Ec. students attended Stix-Baer and Fuller Fashion Show in St. Louis latin, World History, and Art classes went to the Art Museum and Old Court House. Singspiration in Assembly. Oct. Oct, Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec, Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec, UN Panel to Women's Club. P.T.A. Carnival in the gymnasium. Halloween Party sponsored by Seniors. More pictures for the Yearbook. F.H.A. Assembly. Junior Play - This Night Beware . lndustrial Arts Club went to the Ice Review. G.A.A. held their annual T.W,R.I.P, TwirL F,H,A. had clean up day today. Open House in the even- ing. No school. Armistice Day. Basketball game at Troy. We won. We lost our second game to Waterloo. F,H.A. Initiation, Freshmen - Sophomore game. End of 3rd six weeks. Hoedown sponsored by the Fresh- man. A Thanksgiving Program was sponsored by the Student Council. Lyceum Program -John Rigan. Basketball game at Free- burg, We won. No school. Thanksgiving. Basketball game with Cahokis. Freshmen - Sophomore game with New Athens. We beat Dupo. Dance after the game sponsored by the Sophomore Class. F.H.A. Bake Sale. Lyceum Program-McGregors. UN Panel to Central School. We beat Columbia. Mrs. Henderson visited the book- keeping and shorthand classes. We wait to Lebanon for a game and won. Rahl Rahl We beat New Athens. John Richardson attended St. Louis High School for NROTC. Messiah held in the gymnasium. Cahokia Conference tournament at Dupo. Scott Air Force representative visited school. WIBV recording made of band and chorus. Chorus and Band Concert. Faculty - Board Christmas Party. F.H.A. went caroling. I, Dec. Dec. Dec, Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar, Mar. Ma r Mar. Mar. -,Tan,4 -31 -14 -30 Christmas party sponsored by Student Council. Christmas vacation. Christmas tournament. We won first place. We beat Mascoutah. Sophomore class party. Donkey basketball game. We played Marissa and won. Semester Exams, No school, We played New Baden and won. We played Lebanon here and won. Mrs. Stock from the Heart Fund visited the student body, We beat Mascoutah here. Key Club dance, Game with Freeburg here, Freshmen - Sophomore tourney at Freeburg. Driver Training test. We beat Dupo there. Band Festival at Cakohia. Sophomore sponsored a dance after the game with New Athens, We won. Freshmen game with Assumption. We beat Nashville. Valentine Party. Betty Gass and Don Kirsch crowned King and Queen. Waterloo, Here. We won. No school today. Lincoln's birthday, We beat New Baden. Freshmen - Sophomore game with Dupo. Freshman class party. Rotary and Kiwanis basketball game. Ruth Huller crowned Queen of Hearts for the Heart Fund at a dance, Film in the assembly, District Speech Contest. Basketball team went to Rotary and Music and speech student went to Kiwanis. Lyceum program - Val Lauder. Senior class party, District solo and Ensemble contest. Sectional Speech contest. G.A.A. playnite. Mar. Mar. Mar. April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May May M-23' May 23 24 26 1 2 3 7 8 9 10 12 15 16 19 21 23 26 29 30 30 1 3 6 7 8 14 17 20 23 24 25 26 19 -23 -22 -18 -21 National Honor Society test, Business classes to Federal Reserve B Annual F.H.A. Formal Dance. ank Sophomores sponsored an all school party I.E.A, meeting. Baseball game with Columbia, Lyceum program - Glenn Morris. Comptometer operatcr visited the bookkeeping class. Baseball game with Marissa. Amateur night held in the gymnasium. District music organization contest. Baseball game with Dupo. Social Studies classes went to Springfie Easter vacation. No school. Science Fair. All school play. Bonus Day. New Baden here. Dupo, here. Baseball game with Columbia. Junior - Senior Prom. State Final Music contest. State Final Music contest, Baseball game with New Baden. Letterman's Banquet, l Industrial Arts Convention in Belleville. G.A.A. Dlayday. Awards day. Senior exams. Semester exams. Baccalaureate Services. Senior trip. All - school picnic. High School commencement. Class ptzophecy By the year N85 both LOIS BROWIX and l QMILDRED T XLBJ had made wur fortunes Lots as secretary to GREGORY THOM ts the owner of Sturdy Steel Corpora trons and I as f1rst Vlce Presldent of the Bucger Grease and O11 Company xhose orliunal owner had been the now rettred b1ll1ona1re BUD BUGGER Havxns. declded to ttke a trxp to New York me made arrangements to attend the vreatly pubhclzed TV show 'lhxs IS Your Lxfe Wh1le our pllot Fearless FRANK BUCK was moor1n our sp tee Shlp ye were xhxsked away to the F XYLOR telev1s1on Stud1o 1n an atonnc taxt drxven by Racer DOIN BECKM Us Upon purchasmg our t1ckets from Mrs Stanley Schm1ttl1ng the forn er JEAN MCCLARY we were ushered to our seats by shapely DARLENE MOORE and JOY SCH ANUEL former usherettes at the O Fallon State Theater Just tn t1mel The orchestra leader NORMAJEAIN MERTZ ra1sed her baton and mth a down beat the program began fThe sour note that we just heard came from the drum sectron JACK LAMPE goofed off agaln J As soon as the orchestra f1n1sh ed playlnq SCHAEPERKOETTERS Sh1loh Symphony out strutted world famous model C XROLYN ABBOTT adverttslngl a palr of LOYET S Lazy Loafers The audzence began to applaud as Master ofCeremo1'11eS SKIP MEINKOTH of tomqht s proQ,ram the f1rst woman Pres1dent of the Umted States Mrs STANLEY KLEIIN the former HALEL MILLER Xmtd cheers and tears Hazel s past IS brought before her Ftrst on the lxst IS RUTH KELLER not professor of Enqlxsh at her alma mater Normal Un1vers1ty It mls Ruth xho helped clear Hazel s puzzlement of te md 1nf1n1t1ves and DTFIICIDISS way back when Xfter Ruth s entrance the MC conunued narrattn tn 1 ents from the Prestdent s past hfe Mrs Klem s f1rst break 1nto the world uf pohtlcs came when GER KLD SCHM XRZ edtttr of the wldely c1rculated O Fallon Proeress pubhshed her artltle entttled For x ard The Women Due to the DODUIAFIIN ofthts artmcle JOHN W XRHOOVER offered hcr hts servxce as tampalut manauer It wa thrt uhh Jthn s eff rts that she was elected I her f1rst- lu, C wunt Pr btte Ju LS Q .' 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CIASS DQODHEC Here the narrattve was Interrupted by the appearance of CONNIE HILL and a touchtng scene took place between the Pres1dent and her Connte had served as secretary to Hazel durmg her term of offtce as Probate Judge Often wh1le she was Judge Hazel had lunched w1th County Shertff Wtld BILL SHEA and hrs lovely secretary SHIRLEEN HUBERT Her next offtce was that ofStateRepresentat1ve under the Governorshtp of GERALD B HENRY At th1s ume she was often seen 1n the company of multt rmll1ona1re ART HINRICHS They dmed and danced at the Moonht Gardens of DON SCHMIDT where they were enterta1ned wxth the songs of prtma donna DIXIE LEE MEYER, and the mtrtcate steps of the chorus lme composed of PAT SIMON CAROL BRAUN DORA LEE BUSCH and FEROL DRESSEL But wa1tl Our stroll down memory lane IS tnterrupted by RALPH RENO who rushes on stage and presents the Prestdent wxth ahugh bouquet of orch1ds QRalph now owns a floral shoppe on Flfth Avenue J As Hazel slowly reads the card on the flowers we d1scover they are from RUTH HESSE now Home Econorrucs teacher at the Shlloh htgh school but spendrng the summer at her home 1n New York Ruth was unable to attend tontght s show because she ts enterta1n1ngMr and Mrs JIM LANG Mrs Lang rs the former SHIRLEY EBERHARDT of Shlloh Suddenly over tn the far corner of the orchestra p1t we hear a murmur of voxces The Kazook player JOHN RICHARDSON has fatnted but everythtng IS taken care of under the able superv1s1on of Doctor DAVE WARNER and h1s asststant ROSE SMITH Due to BITTLE Supersomc Bomb Ptlls Thepattent qutckly recovers GEROLD POSER tmmedlately appears and sells the v1ct1m some hfe msurance 1n case such an 3CC1d6IlI should re occur and no doctor ts handy After these mterrupuons the MC contmued w1th a few rrunor tnctdents tn the hfe of Hazel and then am1d great applause the Presldent badethe audtence farewell All these scenes had been shown to the b1ll1ons of vxewers through the TV camera operated by cameraman JIM HOUSEKNECHT Upon leavmg the studto all the members who represented Hazel s pastfmcludmg Lots and myselfj were taken to PEACH S Ptzza Parlor and were treated to a sumptuous dmner As soon as the orders weretaken by the watters PAUL PING and ,TIM MUNIE the guests relaxed and watched the enterta1nment One of the best numbers was the hula dance by MARY HULLER accompamed on the ukulele by SUZLE HARDING Thts concluded a wonderful evemng Back to our space shyp we went and were soon home once agam 1n dear old O Fallon e a 9 n 1 r v 1 - . 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I n Q 4 u H - a a . . , a Ethel Evans Ralph Evans Otto Frnk Ruth Scott Lucrlle Bugg Grace Scott Ella Rebhan Albert Well Elas Phoenrx John Freo Zapr Poser Elsie Iulra Buss Braun Wrll Beedle Arnold Lang Olyve Darrow Lucy Mantle Grace Schott Irene Bugg Lrly Fuchs Fred Heren Mary Barley Flora Frnk Lola Mantle Edna Wrdrcus Grace Foster Sophra Cohen Ollre Rock Iona Mantle Bryan Bugg AlUml1l fNo Edna Thurston John Budtna Mary Hautrow Jessre Harper graduates rn 1905 Ernst Asbury Elmer Be gole Agnes Gordon Carrre Ahrrng George Mantle Adolph Budrna Datsy Glenn Olrver Joseph Blanche Scott Mrllard Stone Elmer Asbury Mamre Brttles Irene Seddon Phoebe Cohen Ruth Lrenesch Marran Prerce Jennre Scott Thomas Scott Mrna Mae Helm Ethel WIUIIIC John Lawrence Alrce Mantle Emma Bergman Chester Harper OIRGCTIOI2 1903 Henry Porgnee 1904 Lenora Strtes Kathryn Bowler Jacob Pohlman change from two to three 1906 Edrth Housam George Thomas 1907 Helen Zrnkgraf Myrtle Buckley 1908 Davrd Lawrence Grlmore Darrow 1909 Hazel Nevrlle Alto Pferffer 1910 Myrtle Sanders Mable Verbeek 1911 Ada Scott Berton Sperry 1912 Elbert Begole Sophra Thomas Leslte Smrley Cyrtl Pferffer 1913 Lrlltan Crosby Myrtle Wrlhrte Mrlton Davrson Vrrgrma Smtley Bernetta Joseph 1914 Frances Carroll Charles Hartmann Mary Harnrshfeger Thomas Gordon Janre Lawrence Elsa Schrllmg year coursej Wrlltam Hemmer Sylvra Cartwrrght Eleanor Derscher Gertrude Drstler Anna Schachner Mattie McLaughl1n Ralph Lrenesch Vtola Schrllrng Margaret Smrth Augusta Panmer Beatrtce Damels Nellle Carroll Margaret Dlstler Charles Lrenesch Phyllts Nevrlle Clarence Crosby Paula Ttede mann Wrllram Bechtold Hazel McFarland Howard Bassett Florence Carroll Olrva Schtldknecht Albertrna Ttedemann Margaret Bechtold Claude Schrldknecht fNo graduates rn 1915 change from three to four year coursej Anna Fisher Ruth Neville Zula Coffmann Clara Brockhahn Earl Asbury Ralph Stttes Jean Bassett George Ladd Vtolet Glenn Samuel Cohen Clara Hall Albert Keck Inez Mantle Ruth Barley Irene Darrow Earl Relss Earl Dawes Agnes Reuss Abe Kaplarn Altce Barley Ltly Wtlhtte Percy H111 Mary McNulty Oral McGeehon Helen Cohen Elmer Yanda V1v1an Glenn Dorothy Shaw Althea Barley Frances Eckert Irene Keck Nellte Htll Amos Stttes Carl Corbter Clarence Hess Robert Mumer John Dove Erma Yanda Opal Meehan Felton Koch Alda Sparge Fred Brewer Anna McNulty Gladys Mantle Joseph Barley James Btttles Lutle Dlstler Mae Campbell Etta Bussong Elste Dlstler Raymond Scott George Fischer Elmer Hartman Helen Bertram Nrck Feder Halcyon Glenn John Lienesch Lonng Beedle Florence Keck Mane Johnson Wtlla Behrens Irene Powell Ella Luckner Bemrce Morgan Jennle Simmons Edwtn Schtlltng Esther Kuhlmann Edna Campbell Evelyn Mantle Ltllte Powell Mrldred Mantle Myrtle Slavens Eugene Brown Walter Hesse Harold Taylor Josephine Rieder Florence Rapp Ltllian Ambry Warren Morgan 1916 Jessie Behrens Walter Tripple Edward Ftscher 1917 George Mueller George Badgley 1918 Harold Davison Irma Schachner Nellre Roberts Dorothy Davison 1919 Jantce Bertram Marte Schaefer 1920 Kleth Bassett Maurtce Ahrens Inez Dlstler Morris Rothkegel 1921 Walter Warma Martha Powell Vemon Brrdges 1922 Carrie Glenn Melvin Brewer 1923 Catherine Hemmer Georgla Wrlltams Mtldred Bassett Dora Bernreuter 1924 Marcella Agles Margaret Heron Alfred Crossley Harold Proffttt Adolph Ohlendorf 1925 Vera Schroeder Clemens Hemmer Melvern Hemmen Leona Memkoth Russell Eckert Julius Runkwrtz Constance Glenn Wtlbur Wtdlcus Vrrgtnla Ahrens Frances Alexander George Bernreuter Irene Schaefer Gertrude Ltenesch Josephtne Ltenesch Eunice Mantle Edna Bernreuter Florence Bertram Meredith Bertram LuCynth1a Herzmg Walter Hartman Ida Pfenmnghausen Cleopha Dtckroetger Edward Bernreuter Ellsworth McGeehon Scranton Van Houten Antoinette Pfetffer Erwln Runkwttz Jr Evelyn McGeehon Lester Campbell Roland Fnedewald Theodora Schilling Lucrlle Koehler Herschel Wtlhlte Bemetta Schtlltng Albert Zimmermann Mtldred Greutzemacher Catherine Greutzemacher Cathenne Beedle Faynedla Bertram Adrtenne Anderson Raymond Schrllmg Wtlma Knewltz Thora Green Comelta Hobetn Edxson Rreder Sertella Bertram Harold Schtllrng Margaret Schuetz Marcel Frtedertck Cathertne Phillips . . 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Verla Scott Julia Harwick Katie McNulty George Darrow Anlta Meyer Ruby Songer Ralph Brown Alrce Murphy Vera Oechsle Laura Suever Edward Boyce Harold Evans Abba Brown Rlta Hemmer Joseph Mach Velma Asbury Walter Batty Wrlbur Helen Rex Glenn Zula Scott Edwm Rasp Albert Frx Naoml Guest Edna Beedle Norma Krmes Anrta Reuss Oren Wachtel Edwm Pferffer Vera Kletn Elmer Hesse Leonard Hall Arthur Begole Edward Creed Nora McNulty Walker Shaw Homer Drake Marte Bodel Estel Smlth Arnold Lurtz Ruby Well Bruce Rea Dons Joseph Ruth Goetter Dorothy Ruth Lorene Logan Lrlly Flsher Carl Nrehaus Wrlltam Koch Adolph Ambry Homer Marxer Gerold Poser Norman Strtes Fred Lrcnesch Truman Barley Kenneth Ashby Vrvran Taylor Nellle Eckert Ruth Anheuser Carrre Barrow Mrldred Creed Edrts Ledford Norma Zottman Ltllran Owens Gladys Yates Howard Glenn Edrth Bevrrt Ralph Greene James Barrow V1ola Brewer Orvrlle Ayers Ida Llewellyn Beulah Barley Adolph Kraske Wesley Kmght Ellen Behrens Fern Copeland Arllne Morgan Evelyn Asbury August Platz Leroy Brendel Joseph Taylor V1v1an Greene Mlldred Ayers Garnet Meehan Herbert Shaw Eldon Harrrs Howard Rogers Alrce Behrens Lyman Datnton Elarne Ahrrng Lucllle Brllot Frances Rreder 1926 Norbert Thomas Elton Remelrus Alvena Setbert Vera Kampmeyer Bessre Conkltn Virgrnra Mantle Helen Schrllrng Mtldred Whobrey 1927 Claude Martin George Remrck Howard Taylor Harold Wachtel Curtrs Muelchl Robert Southers 1928 Herman Mrller Kermrt Rreder Harrret Lewrs Edward Lrllre Herbert Glenn Anme Greenall Wrlford Eckert Clrfton Joseph Verla Yearwood 1929 Helen Rerchold Florene Gleser Walter Ftscher Russell Joseph Lourse Thompson Flora Schnelder 1930 Evelyn Wrnter Bernard Taylor Russell Lesher Margaret Egger Dorothea Feder Kathryn Wrllard 1931 Laverne Hemmer Raymond Deprtl Norman Mernkoth Wrlmen Anheuser Vernon Scherbel Jeanne Grrffrth Lucllle Tnppel Lelah Patterson Allrson McGu1re Theodore Warma Frances Mltchell Dorothea Wrlhrte Vlctor Langharst Rrchard Schaeffer Melame VerCammen Dorothy Herdom Ttllre Kauffman Evelyn Lauerman Dorothy Wrechert LaVerna Schroeder Loretta Schrldknecht Gaylord Songer Kathryn Proffttt Pearl Lacquet Robert Schaeffer Annetta Schexbel Floyd Morgenstern Estelle Kampmeyer Clarence Werdemann Florence Llewellyn Beatrrce Brockhahn Valerra Serbert Mrldred Tnppel Annrce Wrllard Arthur Schroeder Clarence Dtstler Armrn Ntederecker Josephrne Wrllard Jeannette Young Phrlomrna Preron Eugene Schaeffer Margaret Coughlrn Margaret Schachner Bermce Slogret Bernetta Joseph Eleanor Thompson Orvrll Ztmmemran Genevreve Beckman Cathenne Budma Clarence Llewellyn Charles Frredewald Cathenne Alexander Henry Hesse June Gartside Russel Conklin Marcella Reinhardt Oscar Cox Pansy Ladd Carl Joffen Elmo Joseph Alvrn Taylor Russell Natl Roger Hemmer Robert Scott Lucrlle Keller Glenn Lawrence Helen Shaw Beulah Cox Iva Klucker Ruth Greene Russel Kuehn Robert Sharp Flora Krmmle Herbert Lurtz Irene Hesse Grace Payne Arthur Keck Edna Hughes Alma Thomas Helen Asbury Ellamae Cam Ienme Knapp Henry Harter Bemrce Beckmann Leroy Hamm Edward Mohr Alvrn Hesse Joe Schmrtt Edward Funk John Budtna Gamer Natl Lots Greene James Harter Delmar Warma Harry Keys Edtth Baum Rrta Brunk Sherrod Rea Paul Greene Aleta Evans Kathryn Wood Melvrn Allen Robert Wessel Allan Sevem Lucllle Funk Faye Oechsle Fern Schmale Lots Wtllard Edrth Taylor Althea Bartel Dorothy Joseph Kenneth Bevtrt Eleanor Beedle Clarence Lurtz Vrrgmta Mayer Ethel Anheuser Arvey VerBeek Marte Patterson Carol Dtckmson Margaret Kraske Hortense Joseph George Moore Harold Beary Robert Brown Roy Schaefer Esther Baldus Nrdra Schwarz Florence Canty Lucrlle Thomas Stanley Randle Elmer Keller Evelyn Rerss Bamette Clow Charles Rubtn Wrlbur Wreman Rolla Barclay Robert Gordon Melba Wrllman Robert Mrllron Walter Harter Brll Nrehaus Betty Du Pree Thelma Mantle Pearl Hartman Margaret Poos James Clayton Francrs Begole La Dorrs Davts 1932 Helen Brttles Edrth Schwarz Grant Wrllard Gustave Budtna Joseph Brttles Wrlltam Hemmen Rodney Behrens Eleanor Beedle Clarence Brewer Alrce Schlmger 1933 Irene Qurtmeyer Mrldred Wtllard Adolph Scherble Robert M Keller Vrrgtma Snadden Marjone Ntehaus Vrrgmra Pferffer Dolores Rothkegel 1934 Leroy Holltday Hartwell Stahl Edward Trtppel Lester Dressel Martha Wrllard Jane Hrnchclrff Mrldred Corbrer Erleen Zrnkgraf Dolores Bolback 1935 Gerald Carson Howard Davrson Raymond Keller John Alexander Lester Hettman Elberta Beedle Myrtle Zollner Wtllram Wrllard Harry Schnerder Margaret Brasel 1936 Paultne Streck Margaret Beary Ida Mae Berens Rosemary Rowen Raymond Wremann Benlamtn Ahnng Roberta Wrllard Bette Robertson l'-'ehcrta Streck Dorothy Ver Beek Lucrlle Coleman Florence Drstler Alrce Hrnchclrff Mrldred Mernkorh Margaret Rrtchre Leshe Drckmson Raymond Scherbel Edgar Nrederecker Mrldred Schaeffer Stanley Hemmer Ferdrnand Edwards Mabel Begole Verla Morgenstern Ehzabeth McGeehon Arlrne Perschbacher Robert Rerdelberger Eleanor Bohnensuehl Gertrude Gerardr Orvrlle Mernkoth Harold Schaeffer Arnold Drckrnson Meredrth Wlutehead V1rg,1n1a Wrldenmg Charles Schrldknecht Martha Mae Schhnger George Schwarzstrauber Sarah Patterson Leshe Schnerder Lrllran Loeffler Ehzabeth Ahrens Estelle Eversman Cornelia Muelclu Loretta Ohlendorf Lucrlle l-hldebrand Helen Perschbacher Walter Perschbacher Benson Gartsrde Shrrley Hertman Delorrs Coughhn Vtrgrnra Badgley Walter Schuchmann Bernadrne Pearson Delbert Corbrer Kenneth Mrddleton Elbert Nlebruegge Enid wiuard ' Virginia Weygandf Edna Bell Mae Sorbre Gene Hemmer Marte Davts Earl Keller Howard Ogle Phrlrp Rubrn Jerome Fetst Ruth Gerard: Wrlbur Retttng Joyce Wtse Norma Joseph Leroy Franke Jack Whttson Mrldred Well Ramah Greene Joseph Boyce Dorts Mrller Elmo Schwarz Mary Brannon Maurtce Reaka Robert Mertz Harold Ward Frank Rea Paul Keller Jean Mtller James Clow George Wood Roy Hartman Delores Prtt Bernel Weaver Flortne Henry Ines Schobert Mike Hemmer Mary Kelley Leon Harter James Whtte Wesley Moye John Mattea Norma Reaka Doris Hesse Wrlma Hesse Ph1l1p Bell B111 Grtbler George Campe John wrttmen Glorra Setpp Floyd Rogers Laura Krmrnle Juantta Ward Edrth Ahrens Vernon Hesse Russell Warma Ruth Kuhlmann Fred Andrrcks Lots Mae Shau George Bender Edna Ohlendorf Helen Mensmg Earl Woodward Harold Thomas Henry Kanaske Brllre Taylor Henry Corbrer Georgra Sharp Eldorts Baker Gertrude Moye Donald Wrllard Forrest Joseph Evelyn Schempp Louetta Kelley Norrts Beckman Stanley Krmes Lucrlle Payne Leslle Schau Elvira Klein Robert Grrmm Frteda Ahrtng Florence Neff Bernard Logan William Begole Orval Becherer Stanley Kuehn John Gartstde Edward Cavtns Roger Clayton Benjamln Hamm Merle Meddows Ltllre Hewktn Lloyad Spargo Elarne Taylor L June Conour Wrlllam Lehman Drllon Clayton Hartwell Kelth Marilyn Thomas Lavern Sturman 1937 Chrrsune Neff Ralph Trtnchel Elmer Zrnkgraf Naomr Lawrence Adolph Loeffler Verna Pfoertner Harvey Holltday Dorls Alexander Hazel Alexander 1938 Marguerrte Keck Kenneth Hartung Margaret Cavtns Marjorte Snadden Carroll Metnkoth Jacqueline Jung Earl Frrederrch Pearl Quttmeyer Esther Datnton Esteen Busch Jack Harrts John Beary Mae Deppe Elste Klotz 1939 Kathryn Carson Robert Schwarz Bernard Salby Edward Du Pree Barley Mayberry Kathryn Glaus Raymond Distler Louts Brsoux Luella Davts Imelda Serpp 1940 Jack Hoar Alga Hale Leroy Wise Dixte Loehrmg Robert Wrllard Francts Trtter Srelton Whobrey Clara Qurtrneyer Floyd Txedemann Mtldred Badgley Emma Hrldebrand Robert Gartstde Helen Baum Mary Rock Don Joseph Harry Frervogel Robert Thompson Raymond Merners Kathryn Becherer LaDorr1s Schwarz Dorothy Warhoover Helen Doernenhurg Earl Perschbacher Dorothy Mae Rogers Martha Schrldknecht Gerald Mantle Rlchard Schmrdt Mtldred Uhles Mrldred Rothkegel Roscoe Southworth Leslte Canterbury Charles Ttedemann Harold Canterbury Mtldred Alexander Ellsworth Gartstde Gertrude Alexander Eleanora Obernuefemann Marcellus Obernuefemann Dorothy Dressel Mtldred Lawrence Dorothy Wlutehead Ellsworth Grnbler Kathryn Schwaegel Raymond Wheatley Dorothy Everhardt Vrrgmra Canterbury Catherme Herbstrerth J E Hrnchcltffe Jr Delores Mernkoth Delores Scherbel Leroy Hangsleben Bernard Schwarz Rerva Alexander George Lrenesch Ralph Hangsleben Bermce Schwaegel John Klmglhoefer Katherrne O Brten Ralph Nrederecker Char alee Wtllshrre Durrel French Jr Vrrgtnta Alexander Elrzabeth Gartsrde Gladys Schaperkoetter Robert Rapp Janice Klein Donald Hartman Elizabeth Bittles Don Bevxrt Dale Rea Edna Carey Jack Thomas Jack Taylor B111 Hemmer Earl Asbury Gene Thomas Rrchard K1le Dale Wrllard Don Lrenscsh Ines Foy Jack Foy Mary Skmner Ralph Keller Jean Wrttmer Howard Evans Frank Tempra Margle Kerth Sylvra Hallan Charles Woods Margaret Neff Kathyrn Dav1s Evelyn Ruppal Laura Wtemann Kenneth Grahm Carl Barth Jack Mrller DOIIS Cavrns Donarl Brlek Armrn Klemme Lorls Spargo Edward Woods Ruth Thompson Glorra McCord Stanley Fetst Imelda Hemmer Ruth Hrnz Irma Brown Paul Feucht Jack Graham J11l Graham Jean Harrrs Merle Hesse Betty Hemmer Esther Meyer LaDor1s Werl Sntley Werl V1rg1l Greene Jack Schwarz Ralph Battoe Jane Gremer B111 McGrath Ethel Votram Thomas Gordon Laverne Fetst Kathryn Kuehn Delores Schau Howard Frsher Elmer Hextman Delorrs French Betty Hasemann Martell Brasel Evanell Moyers Marxan Beckman Lorrame Ambry Rose Mary Hull M1ldred Joseph John Schnerder Frances Battoe Lors Mae Marbes Jean Hangsteben Margaret Stanly Marjorre Stanly B111 Schwarz Melva Mayh1ll Helen Hertman Letlran Sexpp Edward Krmmle Martha Berens Arthur Schwarz Matvm Krxeber Jane Alevander Allen Roy Mohr Nydra Hertman Harold Keller Robert L1ll1e Kathryn Lurtz Laurel Nelson Kenneth Uhles Dorothy Dallas Loretta Drttle Ella Jean Hagg Joseph Hubbard Betty Lrenesch Martan Roberts 1941 Eunrce L1l11e Lots Schaefer Nadme Hertman Donald Hertman Donald Dtstler Alxce Grabowskr Mary Jane Grrmm Alberttna Glaus Walter Wrlkening Dorothy Anheuser 1942 Ellsworth Morgen Henrretta Ruppel Dorrs Hangsleben Laverne Anderson Ernesnne Budrna Jeannre Mernkoth Ralph Lampe Marte Serpp Verna Hesse John Cocker Jean Dallas Eugene Pegg B111 Morton V1Vl3.fl Pltt James Brown 1943 La Verne Serpp Gloria Clayton Evert Proffrtt John Schmrslue Edrth Anderson Surley Brendel Robert McManemy Glorra 'Thompson Robert Rarnbolt Edrth Warhoover 944 Harold Schmrdt Wrllram Schmrdt Beatrxce Scott Russell Thoman James Thompson Vugmra Woods Clarence Begole N Paulrne Busch Russell Corbrer Dorrs Dougherty walter Alexander Charles Mernkoth Wllham Bechtold Bernadrne Mantle Betty Mae Sutton Burnell Holhday Betty Lou Mantle J Robert Corbrer Emmett Hangsleben Eleanor Rothkegel Margaret Zregenbern Jeanne Alexander Norman Touchette Harry Tltzgerald Margaret Lawrence Mar jorle Mernkoth Arhne Guttersohn Howard Schuchmann Eldred Nrebruegger Cornelrus Eversman Marran Perschbacher C1rg1n1a Herbstrerth Mane Obernuefemann Dorothy Bohnenstrehl Ph1l11p Schrldknecht Delbert Schaeperkoetter Roland Stanwood Chfford Corbler J unella Huychtson Sara Mae Bolbach Paul Ntederecker Kathryn Scheurer Wtlham Lrenesch Lester Ahrrng J acquehne Sollrs Betty Mae Porgnee Delores Guttersohn Mary Jane Logan Betty Touchette Alrce Whrtehead Norman W11ka1t1s Patrrcra Mueller Leonard Nevenner Helen Herbstrerth Dorrs Jean Grodeon W James warhoover W1l.1a Mae Schanuel Qlarles Hammond F Russel Drstler Shirley Kormek Arhne Bohnensttehl Julia Hall Kenneth Gill Frances Harris RiCh3l'd Voffain 1 Anna Hruby Mary Munte Letty Nall Hope Setpp lnez Solhs August Neff Donald G111 Byron Allen Edward Btllek James Farrts Helen Franke Betty Horrne Earl Clark Lo1s Steff Max V1tale Jack Whtte Nma Battoe Joan Bevtrt Faye Brasel Paul Carson Vernon Hamm Verna Peach Vernon Prtt John Sorbte Betty Barnes Ruth Cox Altce Foy Mary Altom Irene Bach Carol Boldt Betty Fuchs Jean Mantle Anna Grtvett Harold Whtte Elotse Barton Mrrram Greene Jack Hemmer Ray Brasel James Dunn Dean Gauss Betty G111 Vtola Nall Leola Woods Marvtn Well Roy Johnson JoAnn Hesse Floyd Arnold Louts Carson Edlth Dallas Mary Ellrott Betty Huller James Lesher Helen Patton Cletus Schau Mary Wtemann lennte Duncan Elarne Klemme John Laurence Delores Lurtz Elatne Moyers John Thompson Eugene Ellrott Lorrame Klern Aletha Braun Ralph Carson Corrtne Jung Harry Morton Jerome Serpp Ernest Uhles Wtllram Barth Dons Brendel Wrlltam Boyse Shrrley Busch Carl McManemy Colleen Mayer Allene Dunbar Elmer Hammond Joseph Hemmer Norma Hoadley Robert Lehman M1ldred Lurtz Robert Mor ton Betty Schmtdt Darhne Slaby Jo Ann Sollrs George Taylor Donald Fohne Dean Klucker Ntna Klucker Carol Marvel Gladys Scott Wtlber Scott Walter Woods W1ll1am Warma Warren Turner Margaret Rasp M1ldred Lurtz Albert Krmmle Dovte Goodwin Lortn Dressel Martlyn Busch 1945 Delores Mantle Rosella Mantle Franklin Moore Murtel Schwarz Georgra Wtlson Dave Carson Jr Colleen Clayton Jacquelrne Funk Loutse Lrenesch Harold Memkoth Charles Pearson Robert Schalter 946 James Pfetfer Ntna Remelius Jack Wheatley Fred Wrechert Jeanne Xander M1ldred Ahrtug James Bradshaw Bob Fttzgerald Erleen Htghley Carl Schnerder Mary Warhoover Ronald Ztnkgraf 1947 Glorra Mrller John Thompson Rosetta Cavms Wrlltam Harrts Vernon Drteber Garnet McClary Vtrgrnra Peach Robert Poignee Jean Rothkegel Eula Stumhofer Gene Warhoover 1 948 Dorothy Bevrrt Margaret Braun Nell Rose Hall Dolores Helton Glenna Lambert Roseann Thoman Dale Touchette Arthur Vellhard Roland Stratrnan Isabelle Sorbre Harold Scnetbel Ardell Kombrink Colleen Knewitz Robert Rowan Robert Serpp Martan Stanwood Sara Jane Braun Joseph Lapka Jr Wxlham McGeehon Marllyn Proffltt Jacqueltne Fowler Olrvet Dee Joseph Melvln Vrebruegge Wlulam Hallam Jr Donna Schrldknecht Janet Deve Watkms James Dallas Lorene Kombrxnk Rosella Mueller Lenora Nevenner Vtncent Schmtdt Kenneth Schwarz George Schobert George Alexander Eldon Guttersohn Patrrcta Mayhtll Lavaone Schanuel Dorrs Herbstrerth N1l'l8 Lee Hutchtson Jacqueltne Mueller Dons Bechtold Georgla Cavallo Wtlltam Goodwm Wtlllam Mallard Charlene Patton Eugene Wrechert Gladys Thompson Marjorre Lehmann Robert Ohlendorf Celeste Schwaegel Wtlbur Knewttz Wtlltam Magee Frank Schmttt Betty Thompson Genevteve Kletn Patrxcta Horme Delores Elltott Nathalte Carson Wrllram Campbell Mary Ann Mtchels Donald Schtlhng Kathertne Schmtdt Charles l-lutcluson Mtldred Dougherty Mary Ahce Mxchels Bermce Obernuefemann 1 Raymond Ahle Dolores Munie Betty Whitehead Verla Mae SCh0b61'I Mary Bach Betty Prng Clyde Prtt Jean Whrte Ruth Zelsel Dons Loyet John Lehman Rose Hrllen Evelyn Dame Mary Carson Norma Braun Betty Marbes Anne Collrns Sue Wood Ann Prng Rodney Rea James Reed Dean Schau Jerome Neff Dean Marxer Norma Lurtz Brtan Gauss Manley Erke Earl Carter James Barrow oan Ellrott John Forhetz John Goodman Betty Natl Dale Whrte Nancy Woods Joanne Shea James Payne Ralph Lurtz Henry Klem Harry Frank Edna Dallas Marlon Baker Wayne Battoe Georgra Buck Joan Keck Fred Moore Edwm Gass Donald Ahle Dona Foster Betty Frrtz Dale Hayden Joseph Keck Betty Schmrdt Betty Trley Mary Walker Wrllrarn Wall Donald Seres Jack Russell Rrchard Prng Loretta Mann Betty Mantle Joann Mrller Jack Sturman Davrd Turner Srrrley Wood Audrey Yaeger Raymond Spehn Edgar Srmonrn Jean Schobert John Nevenner George Nelson Jean Mernkoth Dean Hertman Joan McC1ary Betty Moyers Robert Scott Joan Sraffer Donald Whrte Elalne Zersel Sadre Scadden Wrllram Peach Vernell Mume Frank Kovacrc Grlvert Klem Norman Keller Danny Goodwtn John Ellrott John Feltrnan Vernard Jatho Eugene Jones Marvm Lautz Mary Grrvett George Peach Gerald Schau Georgia Srsk Margre Trpton Jenny Oechsle QXIIIEY Nagy Wrlson Moore Frank Horme Joyce Greene LOIS Feltrnan Donald Ferst Wrllram Dame Donald Boyce Robert Gettys Robert Hrllen Donald Hudson Franklrn Kube Clrfford Neff Bernard Rowan 1949 Blanche Macha Evelyn Kovrch Charles Klern Evelyn French Hatrret Frank Norma Corbter Robert Battoe Dons Campbell Kennrth Carson Nellre Drstler Vrrgrma Fitch Glorra Goehner Marrlyn Monken 1950 Joan Goedecke Natalre Gagne Bernard Fuchs Jartvs French Eugene Dunbar Elarne Cavrns Wayne Beckman Lloyd Schwarz Delores Ahrmg Lenore Colltns Lorrame Davrs Glorta Dressel Mrlton Dressel Hurley Dunbar 1951 Augusta Logan Audrey Klemme Donald Donato Carol Corbrer Curuss Biehn Maurrce Hesse Raymond Cavlns Edward Dresel Arlene Grndler Charlene Lurtz Barbara Wrrght 1952 LaVern Wunder Wrlllam Yaeger Patncra Woods Jeanne Srmonm Dorothy Scott Jane Lee McGee Shirley Munrer Madonna Mrller Jerome Lehman Paulrne Keller Herbert Dunbar Donald Deutsch Jatuce Corbter Newman Conklin Jack Schrlhng Margaret Whtte Gordon Cantwell Gonme Engelage Leonard Hohrern Rtchard Zrmmerman Herbert Whttehead Kenneth Crawford J acquehne Sturman Wrllram Dennerlem Katherrne McCorm1ck Gertrude Rrngelstem J acquehne Schumacher Thomas Gremer Samuel Hardmg Grlbert Hatter Darwrn Lehmann Ralph Schaefer Rrchard Strauss Donna Stumhofer De Wayne L1l11e Maurrce Kemley Charlene Fowler Donald Hartmann Donald Gramrnskr Nell Ruth Carroll Dolalene Hertzler Robert Herbstrerth Rrchard Yaeger Manlyn Wremann Harry Tourvllle Jeanette Dexter Jeanrune Murray Warren Lawrence J acquehn Buesse Maxrne Schwaegel Leontrne S1mon1n Marlene Zrmmerman Arthur Guetterman Geraldrne Schumacher Marrlyn Barley Irene Bernreuter Charles Gerhng Rrchard Hartman Dorothy J uenger Joseph Nevenner Roger Zlmmerman Dorothy Wrechert R1chard Schaefer Marilyn McManemy Lorene Helmns Shrrley Sclulhng Jeanette Swengross Jean Case Tom Burns Ray lorn Drane Ahle Don Hocher Joan Whrte Evan Werner Gordon Srsk Alice Lowry Pat Guvett David Barrow Robert Dletz Joyce Dunbar Norman Frtch Jrm Goedecke Paul Prng Frank Peach Hazel Mxller Ruth Keller Mary Huller Connre H111 Jerry Henry Robert Brttles Dave Warner Carole Braun Russell Loyet Jean McC1ary Ioan Lambert JoAnn Lambert Dranne Meyer Joseph Peach Beverly Prtt Joan Roberts Allen Turner Bette Wunder Rrchard Watts Ethel Pohlman Theresa Klern Darvxn Huller Theresa Henry Robert Fulton Gerold Poser Joy Schanuel Mrldred Staub Darlene Moore Feral Dressel Donald Beckman Dora Lee Busch Donald Schmidt 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Budlna Contractors and Builders 102 E State O Fallon Thomas Electric A 81 R Motor Co 109 E First Junction 159 at 50 Edith s Beauty Shop Fleming Bros Cleaners 103 W Washington 8411 State E St Louis Mose R Eckert Real Estate Insurance Lou1sGerard1 Nursery 110 W State R 1 Caseyville Loretta Haven Nursing Home J Loyet s Shoe Store O Fallon 2 5588 121 E State Jack Louppe s Mens Store Les Rickenberg Contractor 109 W First 401E Jefferson Oscar Bugger Munle St Son Garage 301 W Third 502 S Lincoln Ferd Lampe O Fallon Farm Equlpment 424 W Fourth 105 E Second Clara s Market Schaeffer Radio 81 Electric 125 E State 306 S Lincoln Rett1ng Cleaners O Fallon Gas and O11 Supply 20 S Lincoln First and Vine R R OFallon 309W Third Clanahan Trailer Park Star Bakery U S Highway 50 119W State George Hildebrandt Servlce Station Belleville Advocate U S Highway 50 Mrs Elizabeth Gordon Agent State Beauty Salon Hampton SL Oechsle 108 W State R R 4 Belleville Franke s Market Thomas I G A Market U S Highway 50 5900N 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