Owensville High School - Dutchman Yearbook (Owensville, MO)

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Class Eisinrg A During the summer of l9h9 much thought was given about the undertaking of a great voyage. This voyage was to last four long and rigorous years, and was only for those with a deep and yearned for knowledge of the wonders of the world. Profits were to be divided each year according to the desire of each member and the efforts put forth by each individual. September--l9h9, the sails were furled and anchor raised by the crew of fifty-one UDutch enn under the captainage of Glenda Wacker, Glenn Brandtf first mate, and Shirley Rethemeyer treasurer. This expedition was under the sponsorship of Mr. Paul Brattstrom. During the year l9h9-1950 the first step of the voyage was completed. We had dropped anchor three times during the year for the initiation of the members, and to make a break from the daily duties required aboard. Very few casualties were reported in the capta1n's log. The year of 1950-1951 brought stronger winds, only to be met by strong- er sails and a tougher bunch of sailors. This year new worlds were revealed to the crew under the main head of world History. Neil Hohnstreet guided the ship to safe anchorage with the assistance of Bob Uffmann,f1rst mate, Charles Holt,recorder of the log, Edward,Koch,treasurer of the cargo, and Raymond Busen,sergeant-of-arms. A smaller crew was signed on this year, but it sur- vived to be one of the most lasting. Our sponsor for the year was Mr. Ed Koch Our third year brought still stronger trade winds with severe tidal waves called American History. This crew's captain was Shirley Decker, with Helen Hunke and Phyllis Piezuch first mate and treasurer. We sailed along rather smoothly until time came for our Junior play. With the help of Mr. Brown and Miss Wilson, we survived the rough waters of practice, and the hurricane of the first night on stage. We cllmaxed our voyage that year with our Junior- Senlor trip. The year 1952-1953 was approached with eagerness and some sadness. This year our ship was ably captained by Bob Uffmann with Shirley Nicks, Jackie Kottwitz and Patty Baxter standing by. Among the many exciting events were ordering announcements, selecting the Dutchman staff, receiving our class rings and pictures, measuring for our caps and gowns, and choosing our class motto, 'Our ship is at sea, where shall it anchor?' With the help of Mr, Spurgeon and Miss Schaeperkoetter we came safely to the completion of our voyage, that in reality is only the preparation for a much larger and longer ' Qflass will one. LAST WILL AND TESTANENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 I, Maxine Ahrens, will my ways with the boys to Violet Heyer. I, Patty Baxter, will my ability to control my temper, to Mr, Brattstrom. I, Glenn Brandt, being sound in mind and body, do hereby will my ability to go steady with the girls to Martin Roethemeyer. I, Shirley Bicker, will my quiet ways to Bonnie Aytes, I, Goldie Birkmann, being sound in mind, and etc, will my unused brain to John Gross, I, Raymond fstooliej Busen, do hereby will my ability to drive a car to Gene Ringeisen Cif it will help any,J I, Susan Cunio, will my dancing feet to Yvonne Gross, I, Berniece Czechin, being sound in body, will my fair complexion to Irene Brown, I, Shirley Decker, bequeath my ability to make high grades in chemistry to Laura Wacker. I, Barbara Dittman, will my winning smile to Katherine Gerloff. I, Mildred Gerloff, will my ability to have good times to Joyce Brandt, I, Bonnie Huerner, being sound in mind and body do hereby will my ability in sports to Patricia Brinkmann,

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I, Helen Hunke, will my ability to tell good clean jokes to Jimmy Heady. I, Charles Holt, being sound II hope! will my ability to skip classes to Donald CDocl Collier. I, Irene Pendleton, being o,k,, as far as I know, will my ability to go to bed bed early lin the morning that isl to Avonnell Hesemann, I, Stanley Jost, will my ability to milk cows to Ralph lRabbltJ Helling, I, Bob Kosark, being sound Cand all the stuffl will my black curly hair to Ronald Kwhlteyb Weiskopf, I, Jacqueline, fJackieJ Kottwitz, will my walking ability to Sandra Kottwitz, I, Claudine Mallory, do hereby will my ability to sing to Esther Heldbrlnk, I, Lavern Meyer, will my ability to drive my father's car to Larry Smith. I, John Nlcholas McCammon, will my ability to become the next Republican president to J. R. Brown, I, JoAnn Mohesky, will what I have flf anything! to Wilma Collier Clf she can use ltl. I S , Shirley Nicks will my desire to become an old maid to Margine Mallory. I, Richard fD1ck Pendleton, being sound in body and all that stuff, do hereby will my desire to become a sports writer to Neil Michel, I, Phyllis Plezuch, will my giggles to Jeanie Pate, I, Naoma Rice, will my long brown hair to Carol Ann Eichler, I, Joyce Richardson, will my nickname 'Brownlen to David Dyhouse. I, Shirley Rethemeyer, will my neat ways to Betty Glandon. I, Alma Relthemeyer, will my ability to talk ln class to Dale Heldel, Durward Morro, will my ability to be tall to Bobby Walls, 'Irene Schabacker, will my mannerly ways to Jim Decker. Donna Schneider, being sound in mind ibut often questioned? will my big In I: In br own eyes to Phyllis Landwehr, I, Betty Spurgeon, will my sewing ability to Gus Bollman. I, Kenneth Steinbeck, will my ability to drive a tractor on hay rides to Allen CSatchD Bledsoe, I, Jean Stokes. will my ability to make friends to Pat Barker. I, Robert lButchJ Uffmenn, will my ability to pley basketball to Eugene lSmi1eyD Drusch. I, Shirley Vincent, being sound of mind and body, will my ability to turn cart wheels to Gladys Kurrelmeyer. I, Glenda Wacker, will my ability to gab, to Ronald Hinson. I, Alice Wehmeyer, leave to Emma Jean Dittman my fondness for smiling at the boys, I, Harold wehmeyer, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Richard CBonesJ Rousset. I, Nonna Winter, last but not least, will my good nature to Glenn warren, O- F. 612155 Drophesg 'Q gf Name Bewltchlng Sin Ambition Destiny Maxine Ahrens Making E's Medical research Hair stylist Patricia Baxter Giggling Designer Burlesque queen Shirley Bicker Being quiet Undecided Fuller brush saleslady Charles Holt Cigarettes Barber Coach at 0. H. S. Goldie Birkmann Writing Letters Housewife Play director Susan Cunio Dancing Teacher Airline stewardess Bernlece Czeschln Amos Secretarial work Fat lady ln a circus. Raymond Busen Curly hair Assistant barber Manager of Krogers Shirley Decker High grades Telephone engineer Night club singer Barbara Dittman Quletness Typist Mayor of Canaan Mildred Gerloff Blushing Get married Ballet dancer Glenn Brandt Baby blue eyes Marry Carol Great lover in Movies Bonnie Huerner Typing Newspaper reporter Marriage counselor Helen Hunke Fulton Undecided Rousemother at Westmlnlster Irene Pendleton Licorice Housewife Owner of dress factory Stanley Jost Slick hair Farmer Truck driver Jackie Kottwitz Christmases work in Jeff. City Concert pianist Claudine Mallory Clothes Marry Tom Chorus glrf