Owensville High School - Dutchman Yearbook (Owensville, MO)

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LAST WII I. AND TI:bTAMENT vlelvtn ldan s supposedlv sound lcave 1-nv cute future to ketth Ntcks 'tr old ti-I :tart er buns Ole tn most wavs do wtll my Iarmtng ab1.l.tty to Marsha Maurer In celnc Ijlvss oetag sox ad In nutd a d bod wtll x ty ncatness to me softball team so that then may L I k before shdlng Inna bases ou Nlar, I au Btles arc Iterehv hequuthecl mv abtlttv to be dtfferent Stoned Sharron Duncan. Dnue Fts er oand wtll mv wild tollcv ball playtng to Verna Idel Rtchard Cr nes merel cxlsttnc wtll my tendency not to worry to Betty Steffen. Ltrta 5 reu ake not betng ov. crlz energeuc do le we my dramattc tnterpretatton of Macbeth to Wendell Lurtt tan I u tes 'lctdel betntt alt most all rtgjtt leave my abtltty to get along wtzh the teachers to al.l future t ut at aeed t x arvt llollandsst rth be 1, qutc-t gave my renowned publtc speaktng abtlltv to Brendallomfeldt to ve a her ot crco ne 'ter s tvncss In lt 'mctab 't tmourous leave my wtld anttcs tn chtmtstr class to Mrs :need so that the tables ma he turned ,To Ilolrsch tu beang able to keep everyone onthe pep squad bus awake ttl.l tll hours do leave tlus tr ut to Darlene Schnctdcwlnd Jtrr Ilotncver to prove th at tt was no reflectmu on hun do wtll my tbtltty to sleep tn Engllsh IV to 'Ir Gatdne Ltura Howard wtt'a no Ivpc of ucr betng normal do leave tnv astoundtngz Llertncss In tvptng class mctar Fts er ltlha Idel. bet tp al so cfftcttnt leave m sewtnt, ttltnts tn as tren llenneke l.l I J Itde hctu, 'ucc Ind tt-tt do wtll my natur al resources qbratusp to lxullv an bblefteld Lftnt JI cdtmana g,vet av usolmone bokto mejuntors tn hopes that they wtll ftll tt qtucker tl I we dtd Russell Tullus betng Oh leave my nuxed up name to I'1uIbltuth Dun tld hamper betng ttred sleepy etc am so glad to leave thatl just leave. Dorts htm: known to be sound leave my abthty to cmov myself to Carolyn Souders J ackv Lane bctng sltqntlv 1 uschtevc-ous leave my loyalty to school acttvlttes to Edgar Btles Eddtel n t-nbroker betng all rtgJIt bestow my abtltty to act natural to Brenda Adams Iv 1 t Ltt ardt leave mv Innocent ctpresstun qverv nusleadmgx to Jon Macteaewskt ,Iudv Xlcllarlel betag sound and sober do gave nty long brown natr to Bruce 'vltchel so that If the need artses ac mav pla jaltet tn the senior plat L tc llc Loeb oetng happv happy happy leave all my good ttmes to Glorta achmtdt May she enyov them as much as I did. ,Iudv Nlattltews do salemnlv swear to leave my fltrttng manner to Mrs Kxnder knowutg she wtll use tt. Ron tl ' Nleyer oetng vollv wtll my abtltty to smtle fnot laughp at anythtng to Pam Orye, Chrtsttna Nltcnel betng unqaesttontbl brtght do hereby boaueath mv abtltty to rank ftrst In the class to Wtllts Roethen e er Inn tcks beth, erv undectdod do leave anv dung to anyone who wants tt. 'arcella Nt-ton not 4novytn,, about ray condttton wtll mv well balanced personaltty to Mr Hopatns vvl a could tnbalance an tntng, Pearl Paasch betng somewhat qutet wtll dns tratt to sharon Branson C tlvt Rtngetsen do herebv wxtltsufftctent wttuesses do leave my gorgeous stdeburns to 'vlr Etlenstuae Xlv rat Rmgetsen leave mv slr Inge abtltty to studv to Pate Hansen. Btll Rf-usset havtng rtotlnng wotlt gav tng away keep tt all Klarcaret Rutz refustng to comment about mv st ne of nund leave my chccrldadmg abtltty to Xllss Xlcvy tllnms rt case she needs tt nam bassmatn ole tune owner of a poodle hatrcut do leave lt to anvonc v-ttlt Ia needtng poodl jerr sceqo qutte sane do lcavc nw abtltty to make the glrls swoon to Walter Mewald Rosetnar scholten always conformtng wtll my conformtty to Vtrgtnla I-letdel Jun Stckendtck realtzlnyt that I nt far below average do wtll my study warped br un to Mr Eiattstrom stnce he made lt mat vvav Charlte Su g nctag able to count htgher than four do leave tlns abthty to Coach NILC an. Eag,eneS ttt. Det g balanced but sw avtng leave my qmet ways to Irts Buchholz saru St ted be ., Llrtcn someun es out not often leave my pleasant smile to tx me suffertng from dtsttx ver Don Sourpoot .Ilwa v-tl.I..t tb to be helpful do gave thls tratt to Mouste apurgtot Non tt Sa Irgeon bet g qatct ltke nugene bestow mv book Lessons tn Qluctutss to Irts Buchholz Mtv she learn to use lt Dorts Stokes not knowmg about mv conchtton and afrald to ftnd out leave my Irustrauous tn Typtng ll to Dewey Borllsl Carol Storm do wtll mv alecuous laugh to Mr Brown stnce he enjoys tt so much Liett T ree, ahve not havtng, anvahtng of my own to wtll do glvc 'vlarvtn Ilollattdsx-ortlt s car keys to Jonn Ixtnder oar' Wacker oetnt, completely useless do leave my abtltty to know somethtt It about cv erv aathor It E tcltsh IV to Don ne Duncan ts ae wtll probably follow tn my footsteps Betty Welamever alwavs around bestow mv love of a good tune to Jud! 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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

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gl CLASS PROPHECY The graduat1on of the Semor class of 1959 IS sull news but through my magxc look1ng glass Im able to see mtothefuture of each of the graduates FIFSI I see WANDA MORRIS fwho always was arusucj pa1nt1ng the polka dots 1n polka dotted mater1al.. Dr1v1ng a cab LII New York C1ty IS ANGIE WILSON CHRISTINA MICHEL IS domg research to f1nd outhow many dxfferent foods p1gs w1ll eat. She IS experimen t1ng on PIQS ra1sed on ELLA J UEDEMANN'S farm MARVIN HOLLANDSWORTH was overgoyed about a prospecttve Job as an asslstant pr1nc1pal but when he d1scovered that the Job was at O.H.S he jomed the Fore1gn Legton BETTY TYREE IS now engaged LH runnlng a lost and found department for penc1ls I can see that she s maktng qu1te a lot of money GARY WACKER S pos1t1on IS that of a town cr1er H1s penetra txng VOICE IS known the world over FRANK WRIGHT IS very d1s1llus1oned For years he has been trymg to trace h1s fam1ly tree to prove that he IS related to the renowned Wr1ght Brothers A famous brldge butlder IS JERRY SCEGO HIS latest and greatest accomphshment IS the budge he has bu11t over Th1rd Creek ARNOLD BAUMGARTNER IS entertammg himself by tratrung anteaters to do tucks MELBA IDEL prov1des food for Arnold's anteaters from her enormous aunt ranch IVAN LINHARDT IS still at O.H.S H1s motto IS Try try aga1n. JOY HOLZSCHUH IS teachxng worms how to play the p1ano Unbehevable, 1sn t 1tl DOROTHY WILLHITE has devoted her 11fe to repa1r1ng broken typewnters A great expert on moon talk IS MARCELLA NIXON She has just translated a moon man s message that went somethmg l1ke take me to your leader The world w1ll be eternally grateful to MARGARET RUTZ She has 1n vented a wonderfully Improved mouse trap If anyone IS mterested tn learning the game of pool they could contact JERRY HOMEYER who IS now Gasconade County champtonl I can see LAURA HOWARD who has become an execut1oner for a k1ng of a pygmy tnbe. The tr1be s kmg IS JIM NICKS MELVIN ADAMS hasn tbeenheard from for quite a wh1le. It seems that he was the f1rst to take a space tr1p to Mars and he ltked II so much that he dec1ded to stay for a whale. Still tra1n1ng her monkeys to play basketball IS J ACKY LANE It seems that they are getung so good that Coach MoCan m1ght let them enter the conference next year KATHY SASSMANN IS cruef balloon blower upper 1n a carn1val. GENE J UEDEMANN IS the carmval s fat man. JAMES HEIDEL a famous cowboy in the mov1es, has become the 1dol of m1ll1ons of chtldren They even have He1del coon caps! DONALD KAMPER IS now head of the F B I At the present he IS In close pursult of EUGENE SMITH an mfamous h1ghwayman D6S1gI1lI'lg labels for wh1skey compames IS LUCILLE LOEB She IS very content w1th her pos1t1on. DORIS KING IS 1n the d6S1gI'llI'lg bus1ness too Her spectalty IS the new look for long handles LARRY WEST'S Job IS m the research f1e1d H1s lectures on the monoclymc rhomb1c and amorphorus allotrop1cs of sulfur IS world famous DIANE FISHER 1S now an undertaker To keep her SDIFIIS up she has lured LEROY GREUNKE to keep her lauglnng J OYCELINE BLOSS IS teachxng parrots to SIDS. .TUDY MATTHEWS 15 the prestdent of a company that manufactures b1cycle bells MRYAN RINGEISEN has become a pea prcker DORIS STOKES makes cement for SWIIIIIIIIDQ pools for turtles BILL ROUSSET IS an 0ff1CC boy for some PYUICIDAL Sh1n1ng floors for dancmg halls IS NORMA SPURGEON BETTY WEHMEYER now picks up paper 1n Forest Park She often meets JUDY MC DANIEL who stud1es w1ld ltfe IH the park. .Iudy wrttes essays on the habuat of the Austrahan bush ape. .T IM SICKENDICK IS crusadtng to make M1ssour1 a dry state. RUSSELL JULIUS IS playlng the bassdrum for the Salvauon Army SHARRON DUNCAN IS at the present d1sh1ng out soup on Sk1d Row A regular customer IS EDWARD LINENBROKER CHARLES SING IS pr1vate secretary to ROSEMARY SCHOLTEN who IS the f1rst female mayor of Owens vtlle RONNIE MEYER has spent h1s years looklng for h1dden treasure on the 1sland of Paasch The 1sland was named 1n honor of PEARL who has taught the 1sla.nds mhabitants how to throw horseshoes CALVIN RINGEISEN tests the speed of cars HIS favor1te model lS one deslgned by SARAH SNEED Sarah Seeds grapes 1n her spare t1me DON SPURGEON has developeda new nerve IOHIC CAROL STORM now mam tatns a home for old bachelors Two of her customers are RICHARD GRAVES a retued star gazer and I OHN HOLTZ. of Holtz Peanut fame My m1rror IS cloudmg over but I m grateful for my look Into the future. ll 3-4 l YM,-W W ,-1: TIT 1 -l V , - '7- - LL, - - f- . . . . l . . - , 1 n v v 1 1 ' n . . . I . . . . - Q 0 'Q Q . , . , , . . . . . - Q . . . Q u u . 0 1 . . H . ,, . . . . , . . , . . . . . Q . . , . n - as n ' ' - . n ' I 1 . . . . , 1 . . , . . o - . .. - . . . , . 0 - 0 on , . Q , . ' . ' 1 1 . Q , . . . Q I 1 . v n ' I . - . . . . , . , . 0 . ' . . ' ' . 1 v . . . , . 1