Owensville High School - Dutchman Yearbook (Owensville, MO)

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Com phments Of BOETTCHER AND HOFFMAN Ready M1XSd Concrete an Trucktng Servxce Owensvxlle MISSOHII IVAN LINHARDT I'm as good as I can be - at Christ- mas . . . mischief's twin brother . . . a pal. JIM NICKS LU CILLE LOEB The hfe of the party mfectrous gun Lucy Laun Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 F 2 3 4 I prowl at nrght slow mo tron Worry wrll never be the cause of MY death! at 2 5

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CHARLES SING You don tsay2 a Joker hot rod ford G1eeC1ub1 2 Iunxor Play 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Small Ensembles 4 Spec tator Staff 4 BETTY WEHMEYER Look of mnocence but Neat appearance love for glee club G1eeClub1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 34 PepSquad234 FHA 2 DORIS KING Enthuslasuc pl e a s a n t to all bookkeepmg t ale n t Laun Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Specta tor staff 4 iff? GARY HAHN A sense of humor easy come easy go deep vo1ce A 2 MYRNA RINGEISEN Who walks to school? W1ll don a whlte cap short dark hal: F H A 2 Pep Squad 2 3 Grls Softball 1 2 3 4 G1r1s' Glee Club 1 2 Latin Club 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Llbrarxan 1 2 3 4 Comp11ments Of MARYS BEAUTY SHOP Owensv11le Mlssouu D , 1 1 1 . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 ' ' ' ' ,L . . . 'A 4' . . 1 . 1 1 Q 1 1 ' 1 11 1 -1 - ' . 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 I ' ' , , 45p.w', ai ,J Af , JY' X Q if' 2 ,-A Qffr - . - f. S .', , f. 1 ' ,.--41 Y. 4 -,x ,' , ' - V ,lszifl - F. , . K - 'sf' 31:3 ,sc-f .. V1 ' 1 . 1 . , I I l . I F.F. . 1, ,3,4. 11 11 - . . . . D 1 1 - . , l 0 4 1 , ' . . . , , , 1 ' 1 1 1 I - v l 1 1 1 I ' 1 I I ' '

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1955 erghty erght happy go lucky adventurers sxgned a contract w1th the O.H.S company as fourth class luggage bearers for a tour mto deepest darkest Afr1ca. The safaru s head gu1des were Mr Gawer and Mr Nance. To secure farr workmg hours and proper workmg condltions for the porters the group chose Don Spurgeon and Eddxe Freeman to be thelr medlators Margaret Rutz was chosen tobe the money keeper for the safaril In case the safaru would be extermmated by the wllds of the Jungle, the company decrded tohavea Joumal kept so that the1r actions and discovenes would remaln, even 1f they were annihllated. Thls stupendous task was given to Ella Juedemann The Job of keepmg order and harmony among The translator between the safaru and the caunabilistxc natwes was J'ack1e Lane. Un.for tunately a strange native trxbe managed to capture one of the porters Marg1eDetchemendy But she found favor w1th the natlves and they crowned her for thelr queen. The next year seventy tune porters re newed themr contracts w1th the safaru. For th1s trlp the luggage bearers who were now gtven the ratmg of thlrd class chose Sarah Sneed and GUY Wacker for thelr spokesmen. Sharron Duncan was gwen the Job of keeping the funds that the safaru was accumulating. The Journal was kept by KathySassmann. Thewammgs ofthe natlves were translated by Don Spurgeon. The camp was aga1n attacked by a meander1ng trxbe, who captured Sarah Sneed and made her one of therr queen s ladres 1n wa1t1.ng Mr Nance and Mr Almhe were hlred to gtude the safaru through the treacherous Jungle Second class ratmg was glven to s1xty SIX luggage bearers that stlll possessed enougu courage and mcennve to renew thelr contracts Margaret Rutz and Jerry Scego were elected medlators for th1s Journey The safar11 s trea surer and btographer was Gene Juedemann. The native tongues were translated by Sarah Sneed Thelr chmef medrator Margaret Rutz was enuced away by natrves who made her theu' queen. Chosen to plck the path of the safaru through the dense undergrowth was Mr Gawer and Mr I-Iopkms Near the end of the thlrd safarh the luggage bearers were gtven a Coach MoCan and Mr Spurgeon were elected to lead flfty seven flrst class porters on theu' fourth and last safaru. The arbltrators were Kathy Sassmann and Margaret Rutz Gene ,Tuedemann was aga1n entrusted w1th the funds of the safaru Healso made entr1es mto the journal The language expert and translator was Sarah Sneed Frfty three full fledged luggage bearers rece1ved therr d1SlTLl.SS2l1 from acuve servxce mth the safaru As the adventurers started their search to fmd their desunanon 1n hfe thetr thoughts were on the events of the four excrtmg years that had passed The journal of the safaru is closed but not forgotten ' 4 P--' . , r . .. . . . . V . . I L 4 . . l . . ' the luggage bearers was given to Charles Sing. VSCHUOD HI an Hawaiian Pal' 311156- 1 I ' V ' . D , V I sn. ' , ' . f ' . . , , A l f I , P' F P 4 f 1 I