Perryville Senior High School - Tuba Yearbook (Perryville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

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EDITORIAL MOMENTS TQ REMEMBER Jonet Muench Rita DeWilde Georgia Barber Ronald Pilz of the Senior Closs Presents In Preparation Y' Planning o cherished book to keep for 'fond remembering Blue skies Hours of study -star sprinkled -cballen gin g tests Practice, drill--drill, practice Thrill paclzed games-evenings of romance Dull days-rain darkened Crowded bus rides -district contests Dazzling proms-Jnellou' candlelight Shouts of victory-sighs of defeat Loclzer pals Snow fringed wonderland -noon laour bum -enchanting boolzs Form the u nforgeticble The things of which memories Are made STAFF left io rlghf Slfflllg J Hoffsiefier .I Muench A Klefner R Pnlz V Gernnger G Barber Standing R Dewnlde R Hudson T Shchf V Katt 3 : . , . , . . , . , . : . , . , . , . , A is WW N ., Mm .K Tr V T .i'- -.. K M 1 fl M W 'W Xll- Q . -Jim ks T 2 - AL .., , i Q 5 wr. N-M Y 5 N 41, n uv .,m,,, 1, .Qfg3,j3332?sf. il L i..,,.L.. 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A study In references Class assignments wlll be on time A N D T Reading Qpens New Worlds of Adventure ' x Lost in The world of magazines. -3- 'W 1 -H 7 1 WE EQNDLY RECALL FACULTY CLUBS EVENTS SPGRTS CLASSES Ag I Bu ld g ,Lau sm, , t xg: - ,fl JOSEPH BIRK Principal Psychology-History B.S., S.E.Mo.S.C.g A.M., Peabody Always cheerful and pleasant because of his optimism and stability of character. Accordingly he has won the respect of all the students. ---rw-'vw LIFE'S A. O. HILPERT Superintendent B.S., S.E.Mo.T.C.p A.M., Mo.U. As superintendent, he has undertaken the task of giving the students the best edu- cation within the means available. An understanding person with a will to make the students proud of their Alma Mater. X of s if I 2' Mn .1-' .gd GREATEST The most valuable of all edu- calion is the ability io make your- self :lo the things you have to do, when they have to he done, whether you like it or 110 Board of Education M Wllls Sec A Hllperf Sup! C McAtee W Wllson H Guth Cno? on PICYUFB, ll f. ...- Left to right: M. Abernathy, R. Smith, W. lakenan, Pres. ADVENTURE ESTHER T HUBER BS MoU AM St I.oulsU Social Sclence Has a warmth of dnsposltlon that pro motes cheerfulness on the part of others Her perpetual Interest and backing make our yearbooks rate with the best O O WHITE BS MoU AM MOU Vocatlonal Agriculture Our future backbone of the nation our FFA students are taught the best methods of farms-wg by a man who really lrnows his business MRS RALPH MORGAN BS SEMQSC Shorthand Typmg Her secretaries of tomorrow are taught the Importance of neatness speed and accuracy In a most gracious and at ease manner Posse-sses amazing versatlllty EDWIN MECKER BS MoU Commercuol Hls knowledge of busmess galned only by actual experuence makes hum well qualnfled as our buslness teacher . ., . .5 , ,, . . . ., . .3 . ., . , If - H 1 . ., . , . . 1 f f . ., . . IS DGING JOHNNIE SCHOLES B S Murray State College Social Studres Kentucky lost and we gained a teacher wrth a warm smlle and personality that makes the study of the world we lrve In a real pleasure FOREST HUBER THILENIUS BS SEMoSC Lubrary Study Hall Strlves ever constantly to stress the rm portance of a qulet study hall for e deep concentratron that goes toward thunkrng for ourselves Always busy her self she mspures others to follow WILLIAM MINTON AB UmonU Englrsh Latrn American History A good conversatronallst he seems t have an arr of accomplishment about hum Leads o lively class that makes for mass partrclpatron by the students ROBERT HEFLIN AB Murray State College Englrsh Journalrsm Lrghthearted mformalety rs the keynote to his classes Wrth hrs ready wrt M Heflm should be an Ideal master of ceremonres .., , ' th , , . .I O QNES HARVEY MUELLER B S S E Mo S C Band Chorus Conducting the band the Glee Club organlznng the A Cappella Chour seems to be a 'Full schedule but fo Mr Mueller I IS a challenge met with ease and calm ness ED HARTEL BS In Ed SEMOSC Physncul Educohon Health The Jack of all trades of our 'Faculty druvmg and healih and IS even a subsh fufe doctor MARY ETTA SCOTT B S S E Mo S C Vocahonal Home Economucs Her fulure homemalxers learn how to apply do nf yourself ln the mos? effecl we way namely wardrobes and menus S E SEBAUGH BS SEMOSC Scuence Reveals the wonders of the world of science In an enthusiastic manner tha! makes everyone genuunely lnferesled l - , , , 'A I . . . I H H He coaches girls' gym classes, ieaches , . LEVEL GLENN ALLMAN B S S E Ma S C Industrnal Arts A pleasing personalnty a genial manner and a qulet attitude are the factors that make up this welcome addutlon to our faculty GEVELL PELTS B S In Ed MoU Physlcal Educatlon Take a love of sports max nn bram and brown and you have the recnpe for t ns typical PHS coach CHARLES STROBEL Mathematics ere as a master of numbers b snmple addition or Involved trlgonometry H15 mathematucal fund of knowledge seems almost lnexhaustuble BARBARA JO BESS BS ID Ed SEMOSC Engluslm Biology Teaclung the lung s language IH her own umque style makes her students reoluze the Importance of Englush nn thenr luves I . Y h. B.S., S.E.Mo.S.C. H ' , e it BEST MRS. DALE WILLS Secretary Dignity and efficiency are her trademarks AUGUST SCHOEN Supt of Bldgs and Grounds HOMER WEITH Assistant The glow of cleanliness surroundnng our school and playgrounds comes about through the constant efforts of our friendly custodians My Mlsslon To go forth strong In the wall to do well my part with a hugh sense of service loyalty and obedlence that goes wnth trcuned cmzenshlp To cherush PATRIOTISM HONOR AND SCHOLARSHIP the tradutuons of S lb P. H. .'47. dl' ell 2 ufeefn ea: f Il' f56 'W'-.. Court Henderson, McA1ee, Hopfer, Gerrnnger, The Queen, Pllz, Oswald, Dreyer, Lueders 17 lb f f n , S , 0 U , it V, N E x ima ,,M,f ,l ,, f,,, eeee a t -..f.,...,-W.-- A M W..,W,,. CLUBS Front Row L to R Hoehn Sadler Dreyer Brehle Gus: Second Row Mr Allmon Preston Oswald WHATEVER THEY DCD IS directed to our welfare The Student Council takes charge of the coke machine sponsored an all school dance, Introduced us to Santa Claus at Chrnstmos and IS attemptnng to create Interest rn a talent show at present The members attended the State Meet nn Cape Gnrardeau March 16 18 , . .: , , , ' , ' '. : . , , Lueders, Muench, Koenig, Verseman, Mr, Birk. I , . Tl-lEl2E'S NCT!-IING LIKE . . . . . the Library Staff if you like books and like to work with them. And that work includes checking in and out, repairing, watering plants, dusting shelves, yes! and even a bit of disciplining for the reading room is a popular place and students will congregate. Then too, our daily hour of service leads to recog- nition and we are privileged to wear the library pin. But above all is the opportunity to browse among the new books and prepare displays. LIBRARY STAFF Standing L to R Coffelt Mueller Schmidt Haertllng Herschback Talley Mrs Thllenius Hoehn Putt man Gelle Richards? Esselmun Hopfer Sitting Wells Dobbelcre Hudson Hahn Obendorfer Center Thleret 19 1 - -5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 PIRATE PUNS Front Row l. to R Ellen Kassel Elmer Fleste Darlene Franklm Lmda White Vlrglnla Fornkahl Norma Thompson Back Row Donald Boesch Carl Bollinger Leslne Alkemeyer Mr Heflm Dorthylyn Kaltwasser WAKE UP AND READ the Pirate Puns, our monthly newspaper The lournallsm class reporting the news and actlvltles, announcmg schedules of sports and socual events and wrutung feature stones, are a busy group -20- MAKE YCDLIRSELF COMFORTABLE and settle back to enloy the Dramatlc Club production D nger Wlllle at Work whuch was presented November 22 On March 13th the new club members were chosen and lmtlated The nnutlates wore baby hats slgns and showed homage to the Sensor members A party was held on the evening of Aprnl SILVER DAGGER DRAMATIC CLUB B c Row L to R D Boesch J Pnlz R Pllz Mass Scholes Oswald Richardson Bachmann Hoff Gelsler Hnlpert Koemg Schremp Meyer Hand Buehle Schrumpf Dobbelore Second Row Bredall Gerrmger Moymhan Duetnch McAfee Front Row Hudson Sadler Bollmger Klefner 21 BAND Flrst Row L to R Mr Mueller Franke Petzoldt W Frnger Shafer L Bachmann A Bachmann Schues sler D Koenlg l. Koenlg Lueders Second Row Melnz Wuchern Schamburg J Bachmann Bredall Mangels Klefner Felste Dreyer Pulz Kaltwasser Hoffstetter Third Row Geisler B Bachmann Emmendorfer Duvall V Koenig Feltz Thleret Weber Bollunger Fornkahl Gerrnnger Muench Fourth Row Blehle Roth Morgan R Koenig Facller W Koenig loberg R Kassel Springer Boclenschatz Dobbelore Fifth Row Buchhelt J Schrumpf G Flnger Dletrlch D Schrumpf E Kassel Sharp Hornberger E Koemg Meyer Verseman OBVIOUSLY with muslc and precvslon marching as thelr oblectlves the band per formed feats In theur classy new umforms whlch caught every eye In theur audn ences Thelr marchmg specualty thus year was the St Louus Blues March After supporting the football team a splrlted pep band was organlzed to urge the basketball team onward The dance band lug band quartets trnos and duets furnished entertainment at many socual functions Outstandlng among the many events In whnch the band partucnpated are the Fall Festnval, Wmter Concert Sprung Festnval Sprung Concert and an assem bly presented at Cape State 22 OUTSTANDING Marching at County Farr home field Twnrlers on parade B I o c k formation on GLEE CLUB First Row L to R E Hager Bert Abernathy Amberger D Hager D Petzolt Second Row Mr Mueller Fuhrman Sadler S Petzolt Wharton Stelnbecker Bauwens Llchtenegger Dreyer Judd Bock Frlese Hartel Verseman Third Row Foster Thompson Haertlmg Schrumpf Funke Kassel Fourth Row Hayes Sfueve Koenig Frltsche Henderson Roy Mueller Brueckner Muench Klaus Thleret Heck Schuessler Martens R Mueller M Petzoldt Shields Funk Huber Roth TI-IE JCDY QF SINGING is the 'oy of living Song expresses an appreciation of the finer things the true spirit of Christmas vm-n-nan: '7 -fs BEGINNER BAND These beginners will bring their skill into the bug band next year Back Row Burroughs B Van Horn Third Row Schremp Boehme Moldenhauer J Van Horn Second Row Schuessler Vazzano Devenyns Hllpert First Row Mr Mueller Hopfer Reisenbiegler Winter Favler Weber 24 1 - .: . 1 1 1 1 - 1 - - Z ' I I I ' I I ' I I I I in life. The clubs participating in the Christmas program, added a joyful note e ,. Q in E 'Q : , . . . Z . I 1 I . I I I ' I . SPELL IT OUT ---- F. I-I. A. . . . . . yes, it stands for F-u-t-u-r-e H-o-m-e-m-a-k- e-r-s- o-f A-m-e-r-i-c-a, and well trained homemakers are a must in this world of ours. For we do not need better homes, stronger and healthier people, and happy families? This year the F. H. A. held a bake sale, served a dinner to the faculty, and an after game lunch to the football boys. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row L to R Hornburger V Abernathy Hartle Katt LHote D Hoehn Winters Benson Feltz Gus: Kaufmann Funke Second Row Bauer Weber Hopfer J Abernathy Haertlmg Thompson B Hoehn Zoellner Thompson Third Row Williams Welbrlcht Elder Mlss Scott Schrumpf Klefner Muench Fourth Row Unterreuner R Hoehn Lohmann Schade Schmidt White Bark: Springer Gelle H Hoehn 25 . ' ' 1 - 1- 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 Sadler, Hoffstetter, Sharp, Manner, Gerringer. . 1 . . I . . I I . I I . I . 3 l 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 1 h 1 D 1 - - F. F. A. First Row, L. to R.: Kranawetter, Thompson, Dobbelare, M. Hager, Gisi, Balsman, N. Koenig, Fritsche D. Boesch, Grifford, Finger, Leible, Hoelvi, Brandel, Mr. White. Second Row, L. to R.: Brown, Graff, Feltz, Boxdorfer, J. Hager, Linebarger, E. Koenig, Steftens. Third Row, L. t-o R.: D. Kaempfe, Howard, Adams, Lohmann, Mahnken, W, Koenig, P. Kaempfe, Kassel Roger Cissell, Richard Cissell, Hofop, Thieret, Schumer, Bell. Fourth Row, L. to R.: Habeck, Schremp, A. Boesch, R. Brueckner, G. Thieret, H. Brueckner, Kasten, Meeker R. Lohmann, Oswald, Cushion, Preston, Braelcer, Manche, Oehlert. HQW TG BLUEPRINT A BETTER FUTURE . . . . . is the goal of the F. F. A. With their knowledge of farming and how to handle their problems, the Future Farmers of America will draw their future within their own time. Socially they entertained the F. H. A. with the annual Barnwarmin', held open house for their parents. They also entered the contest at the Cape Fair, and the area high school contest. 221 'PV r Following the crowning ceremony Q i l 0 Q Ifl uevn U! fAc' I 955 a 7 al'II lUaI'l'll lil 3 '-, .I ,. igh, i- , fr, ZX . , . fy-w1x l . - . , , in . 1, , M, . ..,.W.- if ,,.f.M'.' J- My f rw uf f , , - Q -.-gn, wg , , , ' 7 ' ,, . ueen anzl.jJer Courf . . . The Christmas spiril of the F.H.A.-the Pep Band at basketball games-the 1956 members of lhe Honor Society-a scene from Willie At Work -new members of the Library Staff receiving pins-the high salesmen for the Tuba Magazine Sale, Martin and Bobby, receiving awards. egg, OF MEMORIES A TREASURE TRQVE An epldemlc of parades reached us In the tall which taxed the mgenulty of class members Pictured are the Junlor Pretty As A Picture entry with Janet as queen Georgla the Senior queen and Connle the Sophomo e queen Sally Springer rode the Freshman convertible for the County Fcnr In late November the Chamber ot Commerce Invited us to take part ln the Christ- mas Parade. Again we snapped the picture in the rain to catch the winning float. Here comes Santa! -QQ- 4 'WZ The Juniors invited the Seniors to see Paris in April on the 23rd. Paris at its gayest met the eyes of the visitors when they entered the transformed gym, Canopied cafes, Le Prin- temps, the Eiffel Tower, bubbling fountains, and gardens of flowers in bloom created a vision of breath-taking beauty. Window shopping around the Vendome, promenading, relaxing at the sidewalk cafes, and dancing to the continuous strains of the music, offered an enchanting evening in Gay Paree. -31- QF MEMORIES fri! in ,Qu r1'.1 SPCDRTS Lefi Rlghi Upper 'lst row Gerrmger Saaler Hoffstefier Bredall Springer C Weber 2nd row D Wharton Fornkahl Klefner Moynlhan Muench D Schrumpf Lueders B Hoehn Barber Kramer Dlef rich Kassel Haerillng 3rd row PIl7 Shafer J Schrumpf Slenbecker Bauwens Gus: Kranaweifer Wen breach? Edmond Schmid! Schade Sharp 41h row White Mueller C Fadler L Wharton Mannlng Unlerrlner R Hoehn D Fadler Meyer Buchhen Hand Elder Thompson E Koh Bollinger 6h row Duvall Koenlg V Kali Kaltwasser Zoellner J Weber Hopfer Glesler Mlesner Blehle Hornberger Land Cheerleaders I .DX ONE TWO THREE Vucioryl Vnctory' Is our cry V I C T O R Y Are we In Well lguess Fight em, fight em P H S Left Rnghi C Weber J Bredall S Sprlnger J Hoffsiefler lCapfJ V Gerrnnger M Sadler 32 . . . . I - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - I I I I I ' I I ' I I I - I I ' : 'I I ' I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Boxdorfer, Pingel, Thierel, Markham, Fuhrman, Emmendorfer. 51h r-ow: Raymer, Esselman, Dobbelare, ' 1 - 1 - 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' - f 3 E 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 ' it? , . . , . , - ' : . , . , . I , . . , , . . SQUAD FOOTBALL Front Row left to Rlght P Muench J Tucker Pmgel Tucker Hulpert W Bauwens Short Meyer Woods Fassel Second Row Howard Wilson Heck Martens Thleret Shafer Muench D Lohmann Telle D Clerk Third Row Seobaugh Franklln Preston Stelnbecker L Mullms G Muench A Bauwens Leroy Mulllns D Ernst Coffelt Fourth Row P Lohman Steffens Yclmltz Llntner Leigh Ruehllng Gelle Roth Lokenan C Hoehn Fltth Row Haertllng Renss W Hoehn Johnson Eggers Clssel Ruesler Kahmke Cashlon Thompson Sixth Row Pittman Bohnert Hudson Brown K Hoehn Schumer F Cashnon Finger Brewer Rlney Seventh Row Sebough Norrlngton Rlehn Baudendlstel Felt! Hayes Fuytlnck Statler Coach Pelts Coach Hartel Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov 7 1 2 SCHEDULE DeSoto Farmlngton Frederncktown Crystal Herculoneum Festus Flat River Ste Genevueve Chester Jackson 33 Here There Here There Here There Here There Here There THEY . I , , ,,,,, . , , E- WE .16 0 21 .23 ' 9 7 .30 ' 20 O . 0 6 . 4 14 O . 1 0 12 .2 ' 37 0 .11 . ' 27 13 .18 6 7 .25 19 7 Fassel Wood Tucker Tucker Short Muench HOWARD PEEWEE DECLERK Weight 170 Height 6 1 Back He has the temper ofa Brahma bull DON EWALD PINGEL Weight 160 Helght510 Back Hts speed and pass catchmg was helpful to the team JOHN TOBY MODDE Wenght 150 Helght510 Center The center from the heart of the gumbo land WAYNE HOG EARS BAUWENS Weight 160 Helght 6 2 End Has fingers were slxppery FOOTBALL ROY FLASH FASSEL Werght 180 Height 6 2 Back The flylng Dutchman from Frohna JAMES BOBO WOODS Weight 170 Herght 5 10 Tackle An outstanding defensive llne honorable mentuon on All State who made JAMES SKULL TUCKER Weight 150 He1ght5 11 Guard He was quiet but mvaluable to our team ROBERT BOB TUCKER Weight 150 Height 59 Back Our quarterback who always came through an the clutch SHERRY STICK SHORT Weight 135 Helght 5 6 Back The mighty mlte who mashed strong PALMER RAW BONE MUENCH Weight 180 Height 62 End A good pass recenver wuth great 'Flghtlng splrlt DeClerk Plngel Modde Bnuwens 11 11 - - 1 11 1 1 I H ll - - 1 11 1 1 11 11 - - 1 11 1 1 , . 11 11 - - 1 11 1 1 11 11 - - 1 11 1 1 T A . 11 11 - - 1 11 1 1 S R 11 11 - - 1 11 1 1 11 11 , - - 1 11 1 1 11 11 - - 1 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 A SN. FOOTBALL J I Hllpert Heck Thleret Martens Meyer Lohmann Muench Schafer JOHN SPOON HILPERT RONNIE JASPER HECK Welght 180 Herght 6 Guard Weight 175 Henght 6 1 Center Hrs skull was was never hard enough Oh where dnd my pass go? I m sorry DALE OSCAR THIERET Our bug tackle who let them go under lm BILL PYGMY MARTENS Weight 150 Helght 5 11 End He lust lrved too close to Chester RICHARD SLIP MEYER Weight 175 Helght511 Tackle Our football playmg polmcran DONNIE WONDER BOY LOHMANN Wenght 145 Hevght 5 8 Back Our passung Soph who has a great future JOHN PIE FACE MUENCH Werght 175 He1ght5 8 Guard The ple faced farm boy who gets lost on the grldlron KENNY RED SHAFER Welght 150 Height 5 7 Guard The llttle redhead who couldnt keep women and 'football straight CLINTON TOM TELLE Welght 170 Heught 6 2 End Our sawed off end who was always In our back s way WAYNE PITTMAN GERALD PILZ GENE HAERTLING Te e Plttman Managers nz Haertlmg They came In handy 35 0 4' D fi I 1 I E' 1. e Y' X . 11 11 11 11 - - 1 - - 1 11 1 1 1 1 . ,, . 1 11 11 11 Weight 180, Height 6'2 , Tackle . h. ' 11 11 - - 1 11 1 1 11 11 ,, F - - 1 1 1 -QL vi 1 1 ' 11 11 .., ' . ' ' I ll .- 1 1 . . . W 11 11 114, . 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FOGTBALI. aw AWARDS Sherry Short Booster trophy out standmg back James Tucker Booster trophy out standing offenslve llneman James Woods Booster trophy outstanding defenslve lmeman also All State Honorable Mention Roy Fassel Smith trophy out standing P H S player Sept I6 PIRATES UNVEIL PASSING ATTOCK IN DESOTO LOSS The Lewns Townsend combmatu-on proved to be too much for the youthful Perryvllle Pnrates when DeSoto shut out the Bucs 2l 0 at Perryvnlle But In losung to the powerful Dragons the Plrates showed a good fighting and a potential passing attack Sept 23 PERRYVILLE HAS BAD NIGHT BUT TOPS FARMINGTON It was one of those bad kmghts at least thus I5 what the P H S Pnrates thought of Formmgton s Pete Brewster Before the crowd had hardly focused Its attention on the game Brewster went off right tackle swerved to the nght and then to the left and crossed the doublestrlpe untouched Detrlng kicked the extra pomt Midway durmg the first perlod the Plrates marched to the Farmmgton flve Farmington took over and four plays later found themselves on thelr four The pass from center was wlld and the ball gomg out of the end zone netted Perryvllle two points Perryvllle took over on nts 40 and on the flrst play Roy Fassel took the pass from center, backed and tossed a long pass to John Muench for th touchdown DeClerk carried the ball over for the extra pomt The Bucs favored to wm the game, outplayed the Knights ln most every department, but were unable to show that difference on the scoreboard, 9 7 Sept 30 BUCS COLLAPSE FRIDAY NIGHT CATS WIN, 200 The Pirates Sept 30 theme song was That old Black Cat has me nn nts spell, and down and down l go H And down the Bucs dud go to a lifeless 20 0 loss to the Clawlng Black Cats of Frederucktown Oct 7 CRYSTAL CITY SLAMS DOOR ON BUCS' FINGERS Perryvllle Hugh School's football fortunes suffered a setback Friday night at Crystal Cnty, where the Hornets stung the Pirates wnth a second perlod touchdown 6 O 36 ' -ze 5 3' 5 .. -'-': 5 , W' ' , ,E+ 'E Q K 2 A T 5 Q I x P 4' Q r 2 g 1 - - . I I . . . . . . , FOOTBALL Oct. I4-I'lARTl.EMEN IN I4-0 WIN OVER HERCULANEUM Most of the time during the first two periods was spent between the 40-yard lines, but things picked up immediately before the half ended. Bob Tucker dropped out into the flat, pulled in a sh-ort pass and started for the doublestripe. He was hit about the I0-yard line, but regained his balance and trotted homeward. Don Pingel split uprights to make the scoreboard show Perryville 7, Herculaneum 0. The Pirates played a better game of ball during the second half, their runs were more spirited and their passes were more accurate. The final touchdown came in the fourth quarter, when Sherry Short, spurting around his left end for nine yards scored us our second touchdown. Pingel's second kick also was good. The Pirates scoring their second touchdown in the closing seconds of the second quarter climaxed an extremely dull first half and then went on to gain their second Mineral Area Conference victory Friday night at Perryville downing Herculaneum I4-0. Oct. 2I-PIRATES WALK FESTUS FIANK THURSDAY T2-0 The Festus football team pinned a 12-0 defeat on the P. H. S. Pirates and dumped the speechless Bucs further down in Mineral Area Conferenc obscurity. Nov. 2-PIRATES CRUCH I.IFElESS FLAT RIVER 37-0 In th semi-privacy of the P. H. S. Stadium, the Buccaneers of Coach Ed Hartel rang up an easy 37-0 vic- tory over the Flat River squad. Nov. II-PIRATES EVEN RECORD WITH A STE. GENEVIEVE WIN Playing like professionals, who are known to say To heck with defense, let's score, the Perryville Pirates and the Ste. Genevieve Dragons each ran over their opposition Friday night in Dragonland, but the Pirates ran a wee bit further and won the contest 27-13. Nov. 'IB-CHESTER SWIMS TO 7-6 WIN OVER BUCS Last year the Perryville Pirates spoiled a good season for the Chester Yellowpackets by defeating them 6-0 in the mud bowl and last Friday night the iackets returned the compliment by nosing out the Bucs, 7-6, on Homecoming night, the scene being equally muddy. The contest was picked to be somewhat of a toss-up and it was played in very much that manner. Nov. 25-PIRATES FEAST THANKSGIVING DAY I9-7 ln the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-five, it shall be said that Thanksgiving Day was one of joyous celebration for Perryville High School grid fans. For on that eventful day the Pirates of Ed Hartel, the first mate, made a safe voyage to Jackson, the state of Missouri and scuttled the Indians 'I9-7, before a large Turkey Day crowd. Mid August till late November Mi .JEL H... . 'P 5 If AND TH AINS Q AME was too true on the evenung of November 18 Homecommg nught and array of colors glistening In splendor became lump and bedraggled as they left thenr shelters and stood In llne for the parde at 6 30 p m However the Splfll of the grads was not dampened and the events of the eventng will hold an nmportant nnche an my hall of memory 38 R there was no let up until the game was over. Floats that stood out in a gorgeous nn - 0I'l'lQC0lfl'liIlg ueen R e c cz I I I n g condndctes chosen by the classes Stel lo Sensor Georguc Sopho more and Janet Junior BASKETBALL SQUAD Bek Wilson Pittman Sebcl gh Coach Pelt Schuessle P Muench Fassel Hlpert Pet oldt Lohmann BIERK DAVID MUENCH PALMER He always hurt his llps The hugh scoring forward who starred Wonder why un the Lutesvllle game WILSON TROY FASSEL RQY He WGS Consfvnfly Qellmg Not too tall but a lot of sprung has feet caught In a mousetrap HILPERT JOHN Plll-MAN WAYNE I d rather watch the cheerleaders Dad you see that cheerleader? PETZOLDT MARVIN SEBAUGH EDDIE Slow and easy does ut Perryvllle s hugh scoring guard SCHUESSLER RICHARD LOHMANN DONNIE The 36 man who came ln handy A good shot when he shoots 40 T 1 l V 1 1 1 U 1 51 V1 - 1 1 ' 1 Z 1 1 I ' 1 , . 1 I H I 11 11 ' 11 ' 1 ' . . , . . . 1 I Poplar Bluff Jackson Chaffee Ste Genevleve Jackson Lulesvllle Valle Ste Genevieve Ste Genevleve Chester Zalma Lulesvllle Valle Lutesvllle Zalma Jackson Frederlckiown Frederlckfown DeSoto There There There Here There There There There There There There Here Here Here Here Here Here Here JACKSON TOURNAMENT Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec VALLE TOURNAMENT Dec an an an DELTA TOURNAMENT an an e e e e Mar 2 FREDERICKTOWN REGIONAL TOURNAMENT There Mar 7 Thus IS1l le story but there s always A NEXT year Watch' BASKETBALL B Team A Team e They 9 1- They 41 LET'S GO W W . 7 26 66 . 8 27 53 . 9 35 71 . ' . 13 39 47 38 71 . 16 15 41 27 55 ' . 20 29 41 31 59 . 22 39 44 53 70 . ' . 28 50 56 . ' J . 3 59 48 42 49 J . 6 44 46 34 64 Feslus There Jan. 10 34 54 46 81 J . 17 35 37 41 73 ' J . 25 68 38 32 53 J . 30 38 52 28 71 ' F b. 2 47 32 52 45 F b. 14 52 47 37 73 F b. 21 40 46 31 51 ' F b. 28 48 52 40 81 ' . 36 54 . 30 81 . . , BASKETBALL B TEAM Johnson C Hoehn Cashlcn Lueders Norrmgton C Hoehn Rlehn Telle Hartel Muench Lakenan bteffens Pmgel Statler Coffelt Whale every game brought excnte ment to the audlence with the close scores the B team could not quite make the dlfference They closed thenr sea son with a 4 won and 12 lost record Run off no 3 2 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 + 1 I1 ll EXCITEMENT INTRAMURALS AND PHYS ED noon hour has been an excut Ing tlme for the sux gurls teams enterung mtramurals The ourna ment teams played spurned games of speedy volleyball and basket ba Any boy or gurl an erested In these sports may part: spate un our tntramurals Georgua Barbers team won the finals tn volleyball and the other volleyball team played by lndnvld ual classes was won by the Sensors Gladys Haertllngs team won the basket ball tournament The boys clad not enter organized Intramural teams but used their peruod for make up teams and lust played for fun if Class tame nn Physical Education 43 'K 85? BASEBALL SPRING With the beginning of Spring, the baseball season has opened with a bang-two wins. Squad-'indicates returning letterman. Ste. Genevieve Fredericldown Fredericldown Sf. Vincenis Si. Vincenis Valle High Sie. Genevieve Ste. Genevieve -44- 'P. Muench 'D. Verseman R, Schuessler R. Fassel W. Hadler 'W. Bauwens R. Mueller L. Dreyer D. Johnson L. Mullins H. Geile A. Bauwens E. Sebaugh J. Cashion SCHEDULE Here March 26 Here April 5 There April 9 Here April 'll There April 18 Here April 19 There April 25 There May 2 won I5 to 'l won 5 io 4 lost 16 lo 2 won 6 to 'I won 9 to l lost 5 to 3 lost 8 to 5 los? 3 to l SPORTS TRACK After a lapse of ten years, P. H. S. re- entered the track field this season. Coach Pelts scheduled two meets at Cape Gir- ardeau and one at Herculaneum. The Pirates met Cape Central and the Preps in a triple meet April 14, gaining 3599 points to place third. Cape Central came out first with 59 and the Preps followed with 53V2 points. Bob Tucker took second in the 120 high hurdles and Clyde Schremp placed second in the 880. On April 21 we entered the Mineral Area Meet at Herculaneum taking sixth place in the eight school meet. In our final meet at Cape Girardeau April 30 we placed second in a triple meet with Sikeston and Cape College Preps. C5LlUQ4 HUUH 0 .SIN 5 COURT Huleprt Buehle Fcussel Barber sutnng Queen Hoffstetter Woods Moode Bre-doll Tucker Springer 46 CLASSES ABERNATHY, VIOLA Glee Club, F.H.A. Melody in her heart ALKEMEYER LESLIE F F A Pirate Puns Intramurals Frlendly and relnable AMBERGER ALICE Glee Club Behaves like an angel BACHMANN ALDINE Band lnspures poetlc thoughts BARBER LARRY Basketball The road runner BARBER GEORGIA Band Magorette Tuba Staff Sensor Queen Candudate County Farr Pep Squad Intramurals P S She s super In athletics BAUWENS WAYNE Football Baseball There s nothing like havung un BOCK BERNICE Glee Club Intramurals Cut out of a pmlr cloud BOESCH DONALD F F A Plrate Puns Dramatlc Club Natlonal Honor Society A true specnmen of the Future Farmer of Ameruca BOLLINGER CARL it E F F A Pirate Puns Super dependable THINKING OF Tl-IE W4 Q1 , - - -1 1 I, L , , , , 1' Q . lx ' ' 1 1 , f f 6 19.4135 , .2 1 ' - ' f A .,., E V- .- f r, I 'Z' ., A, ,.s , Z... ' ' f ' z .,,..,i M I ' My ' , Q ' - if .. -1 ' , ' , J A . . mf, 7, ' VV' , . .. I A M --. BOLLlNGER THOMPSON NORMA Intramurals Dramatic Club F H A Secretary Semor Play Glee Club Plrate Puns Wnth rlngs on her finger her future us well planned BRUECKNER HOMER F F A Glee Club Leave nt to Homer BUCHl'lEl'l DANIEL Destmatlon anywhere CASHION JOYCE Pnrate Puns Grand Manner CATTOOR EULEINE A penny for her thoughts DETJEN NORMA Llght up eyes DE WILDE RITA Tuba Staff Natlonal Honor Soclety Brllllant with the glow ofa settmg sun DIETRICH STELLA Intramurals Senior Play Pep Squad Dramatic Club Band Dummutlve bud In sunshine DREYER BETTY Intramurals Glee Club lst Ranking Student Student Councnl Class Secretary Natnonal Honor Soclety The quality of depenclabllaty and eager ness to work DREYER DORIS Band Class Vlce presudent Gets work done double quick SCINTILLATINC 1 1 1 ... , , 1 1 ..., 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . SENIORS FASSEL ROY Football Basketball Handsome and handy FEISTE ELMER Baseball Intramurals Band Prrate Puns Has a mind of hrs own FINGER WAYNE Band Dependable as tI1e clay rs ong FLUEGEL MARY DELL Inqulsltlve person FORNKAHL VIRGINIA Pep Squad Pnrate Puns Band Inspured student FRANKLIN DARLI'-IF Dropped A January bride FRITSCHE LLOYD F F A Tenacious memory FUNK BILL Glee Club Smart appearance FUNKE JANICE F H A Glee Club Full time neatness GERRINGER VELDA Intramurals Pep Squad Cheerleader Dramatic Club Tuba Staff F H A Band Inherent good taste x SU' Us an-any L iv , y 2, I I . I ,,, , y like . I , QQ? x Q ' 21 3.23 ,.... .. ' f ,.4.:::j- A ,, f rw f as VZ I , I 14 ' I 'lrl I 1' fin N' f ,Wy I I B6 If f I JI! V 'ft' r , . 1 :avi ,,,4Q7- ...qi -...tr W we ...J HAERTLING, GLADYS Intramurals, Library Staff, F.H.A., Glee Club Spirited lass HAGER DELORES Glee Club Stunnlngly slncere HARTLE BARBARA F H A Glee Club Softened charm HECK VERNON Intramurals lntellugence with an eye on the ball HEIMBECKER DOROTHY She leads a private life HENDERSON ROY Glee Club The vouce wlth a smlle HERSCHBACH KATHLEEN Intramurals Library Staff Dlstmctlve lady HILPERT JOHN Football Basketball Baseball Dramatic Club Nobody does It luke Spoon HOEHN ELIZABETH Intramurals Pep Squad F H A Student Councnl Barnwarmmg Queen National Honor Socnety Promise of tomorrow HOEHN WILBERT Football Basketball Baseball Seeks fun and enloyment SCINTILLATING 50 SENIORS HOFFSTETTER, JUDY Intramurals, Pep Squad, Tuba Staff, Cheerleader, Band, F.H.A. Gay and full of life HOLMBO JEANETTE Glee Club Prrate Puns Excrtable lady HOPFER GEORGE Intramurals library Staff Lukes to dance to Cecelua HOTOP EUGENE F F A Hot rod dnver HUDSON ROSALIE Dramatlc Club Tuba Staff Intramurals Llbrary Staff President Star dusted roses In the moonlnght JOHNSON DANIEL Football Basketball Baseball Student Councll Presndent Natlonal Honor Soclety A secret method for the mastery of Iufe KAEMPFE DELVIN F F A Is bullt for dependablllty KASSEL ELLEN Pep Squad Glee Club Band Pnrate Puns Tailored and tmy KATT VIOLA Pep Squad Tuba Staff Wllllng to work and give KIEFNER ANN Tuba Staff Ed Intramurals Pep Squad Dramatlc Club Sensor Play F H A Band Nataonal Honor Soclety Homecommg Queen Has a dramatlc slant on fashuons wa 'VW 1 L-. Emi W ,, , . s v , VI 'I VI V , , I . - If - H , I ll I -. . ' Il VV W mv' lff HM... .,.. . , . I r I , I I I X , - I! I V ,- f , X U .1 r I ' VV , 'V 'mme V ,.,, , V WVVV, . , ..,., . ,.,. 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' ,il , Z, ..,, I .M 3 I 5 , -, , , , , - I -, 1 , I .ff fs I gpm KOENIG, DORIS Band Friendly spirit KOENIG, NORMAN F.H.A., Glee Club Wonderful outdoor band KOENIG, RUBY Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, National Honor Society Glib speaker KRAMER, DELORES Intramurals, Pep Squad You know it, slwe does too LICHTENEGGER WANDA Intramurals Glee Club Dreams at the ocean s edge LUEDERS LOWELL Intramurals Pep Squad Se Band Student Council National Honor Society Our means of Tommy Dorsey MCATEE MILDRED Intramurals Dramatlc Club like dew on roses MEYER RICHARD Football Dramatuc Club Cl Spark of the party MODDE JOHN Football Baseball usetly Impressive MOYNIHAN SHIRLEY Band, mor Play ass Presldent Intramurals Band Drum Magorette Dramatic Club Pep Squad Bubbllng over with talent SCINTILLATING SENIORS MUENCH JANET Tuba Staff Intramurals Pep Squad National Honor Society F H A Band Balanced combination OEHLERT EDWARD F F A Does the Impossible OEHLERT MARY ANN Detcnled and decoratrve OSWALD MARTIN Dramatic Club Student Councrl Senior Play A new Inventor PETZOLDT DARLENE Intramurals Glee Club Eager to gave you a smile PETZOLDT MARVIN Basketball Glee Club New note for lrvrng PILZ RONALD Intramurals Pep Squad Dramatic Club Tuba Sta Band Natronol Honor Society Very statistical PINGEI. DON LEE Football Life as so bright RAYMER ROSE lntromurals Pep Squad Springtime and cherry blossoms REISS NORMAN F F A The tlny boy with the grant smile 'MVZQU WW ,K 'wg will 4444 A V' .ai ROHDE, ELFRIEDA Light of heart SCHMIDT, DOROTHY Intramurals, library Staff Quick action SCHREMP, CLYDE Intramurals, Dramatic Club Big trends begin with Clyde SCHRUMPF, DARLEEN Intramurals, Pep Squad, F.H.A,, Band, Tuba Queen Everybody loves a good sport SCHUESSLER RICHARD Basketball Baseball Glee Club Class Treasurer National Honor Society Handy to have around SEBAUGH EDWARD Basketball National Honor Society Senior Play Kung size Intellect SHAFER ELLIS Intramurals 2nd Ranking Student Sleeps tight wakes bright SHIELDS ROBERT Glee Club Dash of Imagination SHORT SHERRY Football So quick and nimble STEFFENS EDITH Sunshine on a cloudy day SCINTILLATING SENIOIXS STICHT, THELMA Tuba Staff Has year around memories STUEVE HARLEN Baseball Glee Club Outdoor ambassador TUCKER JAMES Football Llves the way he ukes TUCKER ROBERT Football Basketball Fleet of foot WHARTON DORIS Intramurals Pep Squad Glee Club All thrills WINGERTER TERRY Lots of dash WOOD JAMES Football Natlonal Honor Society To a man of dlstlnctnon SENIORS Party January 27 Moments o Remember Play Aprll 20 Aaron Slick from Punknn Crick May 15 Commencement Sponsors Mr Mrnton Mr Meclmer Mr Hefhn JUNIORS Party February 29 Cupld s Krngdom Leap Year Junior-Senior Prom-May 3 Swan Lake Sponsors-Mrs. Thilenius, Miss Huber Mr. Allman Mr. Mueller Af 1 ,mr ff' A r I ,agp 3 .. jf I . Adams Bauwens Bierk Bredall Cissell D4 ,Q Q sr lr ' Y. 4 ,J , ,, i ,sg W 452 ,, ' -'-,.,., E EE QE-5. 42 , l jg C , 5 A 'f' W-fi -'A, In Q H, gf. W Z , f'fz21f f : A X 5 X ,.,, I ,W A ,gs-f ,ff Bachmann Bergman Boeschen Brown Coffelt it if Bachmann Bert Bohnert Cashion Cox JOCLJLAR JLINIORS YOU REMIND ME OF ADAMS, IRMA An angel BACHMANN, BETTY Intramurals, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Band Springtime BACHMANN, JANET Intramurals, Band, Pep Squad Stormy weather BAUWENS, LOIS Pep Squad, Glee Club First lady BERGMAN, HELEN Gum popper BERT, BETTY Glee Club Rhonda Fleming BIERK, DAVID Basketball A knight in shining armor BOESCHEN, MARILYN Intramurals, National Honor Society A student BOHNERT, RONALD Gum clisposer BREDALL, ,IULIE Intramurals, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Band Moonlight and roses BROWN, LE ROY F.F,A. lcabod Crane CASHION, FRED Football, F.F.A. Santa Claus CISSEL, RICHARD F.F.A. Everybody's friend COFFELT, ROBERT F-ootball, Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals, Library Staff Nat King Cole COX, DON Gene Autry without his gunbelt. JQCULAR DEAN, ROBERI FFA. A gentleman DQCLERK, HOWARD Football, Basketball, Baseball Hopalong Cassidy DOBBELARE, VALERIA Intramurals, Pep Squad, Band, Dramatic Club, Library Staff Martha Raye DREYER, ARLENE A blushing beauty DREYER, LEONARD Basketball, Baseball A typing typhoon DREYER, MARILYN Intramurals A ray of sunshine DUVALL, RUTH Intramurals Hey! Goodlookin' DUVALL, SALLY Pep Squad, Band Promptness EMMENDORFER, OTTOLENE Pep Squad, Band Fun ESSELMAN, BONNIE Intramurals, Pep Squad, Library Staff An ideal housekeeper FADLER, CARI Basketball, Intramurals, Pep Squad, Band Peanuts FINGER, GAIL Band Pied Piper FOSTER, NAOMI Glee Club Pony tail FRANKE, CHARLES Band, Intramurals A happy kid FRANKLIN, HAROLD Football Coon hunting Q 7 4 s L i ,K kvgig H Q 4 i n I all I 1 .,.. as 93 N. , W fa, , :i.,,..f A 4 , it 'S Y. I A 2 4 . 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Sleepy Joe GROH, ALLEN A buddy in time of need HADLER, DELMAR Dropped Nice guy HADLER, KENNETH Fruit cake HADLER, WALLACE Baseball, Glee Club A star baseball player HAGER, DONALD Baseball, Intramurals Lazy days HAGER, EVELYN Glee Club The silent type HAHN, BETTY ,IO Intramurals, Library S A book-worm HECHT, RICHARD An obedient lad HECHT, ROBERT Pa Kettle HECK, RONNIE Football, Basketball Tarzan HOEHN, HELEN Library Staff, F.H,A. Chatting UNIQRS ICI JOCLILAR HORN VIRGINIA Happiness HUBER WALTER The Ideal man HUNT RONALD Magrccan JUDD IRENE A sweet person .IUDD RUTH A calm day KALTWASSER DOROTHYLYN Pirate Puns Pep Squad Intramurals Band Class Secretary Dramatic Club Hot rod KASTEN KENNETH Intramurals FFA Lone Ranger KASSEL ERWIN F F A Daddy Long Legs KAUFMANN BETTY Intramurals FH A Dramatic Club National Honor Soclety Sophisticated lady KEPHART MICHAEL The good old days KIEFER JOYCE Pretzels KLAUS CLYDE Glee Club Wise craclls LEIGH WAYNE Football Basketball Baseball fade MQW awww? S fe ,aww 5 We 'dlli' if 1 mrs? 'WW -ep'-if That old gang of mine ,Q ., .. LOHMANN, PAUL Football Easy-goin LONG VELDA Blue eyes wwf. 5 , X V Horn Judd Kasten Kephart Leigh Huber Judd Kassel Kiefer Lolmmann af asf 'Elf agar Hunt Kaltwasser Kaufmann Klaus Long um. ,,,,Nz7 3 Q M'-ry 6' I F Mangels Mecker Mueller Muench Oehl 'S' A ,3 if 4 ,f 1 ll? 5 I I ' 3' V 2 wg' W A -fp-4a,aI' 1 ! X 177 Y I 3 asf if 2 M7 , y 1 3 if .1 V i I. A. Manner Meinz Mueller Mullins Oehlert am as ' , ,MW in , f q Y ,J vi? 9,1 V fy , A fm fr , .6 , A ,. ... Q .:.:1:::,::: .: M246 in 5 .. . ,. ,, 1 i Q 0 W Vi' ' 9 A . .W :fe QW? ff 5 3 WW 4 9 Y 1 f f W lv M J ' ye. . ., . :' ,.5: .: fe ' :IE f .. V .4 Q if ,M t - if eg 'K-le: 2 in g.? Martens Moore Mueller Obendorfei Petzoldt JLINIORS MANGELS, ALICE National Honor Society, Pep Squad, Intramurals, Band A bright lass MANNER, VIRGINIA Dropped Record player MARTENS, BILL Football, Basketball, Glee Club Man of the world MECKER, MARVIN F.F.A. Daniel Boone MEINZ, EDWARD Band Comedy MOORE, JOYCE Giggles MUELLER, ELAINE Pep Squad, Band, Library Staff Music MUELLER, ROY Basketball, Baseball, Glee Club Stan Musial MUELLER, ROYAL Basketball, Baseball, Glee Club His twin brother MUENCH, PALMER Football, Basketball, Baseball, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Student Council An all-round student MULLINS, LEONARD Football, Baseball Midnight fishfry OBENDORFER, JACKIE Transferred OEHL, WANDA One of a kind OEHLERT, RAYMOND Tease PETZOLDT, SHIRLEEN Glee Club Gum drop JCDCULAR PITTMAN, WAYNE Basketball, Baseball, Class Vice-president A business man PITTMAN, HAZEL Library Staff Whirlwind POHLMAN, EDDIE Comedian RICHARDSON, NANCY A morning glory RICHARDSON, PHYLLIS Dramatic Club Morning star ROTH, EUGENE Intramurals, Band A hunter in a iungle ROTH, MARILYN Little Miss Muffet SADLER, MARJORIE Intramurals, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, F,H.A,, Student Council, Glee Club, Cheerleader Dimples SCHADE, MARION Pep Squad, F,H,A,, Dramatic Club Blue skies SCHAMBURG, JANET Junior Queen Candidate-County Fair, Intramurals, Pep Squad, Band A lily ofthe valley SCHMIDT, GERALDINE Pep Squad, F.H.A,, Dramatic Club Model SCHRUMPF, JUDITH Intramurals, Pep Squad, Band, Dramatic Club, Glee Club Cute freckles SCHUESSLER, RUBY Band Activity SEABAUGH, GERALD Football, Basketball, Baseball Comic valentine SHAFER, KENNETH Football A brain-storm M up f 'K 4 s. .ak - -ri 'swf I if L Q. Pittman Richardson Roth Schamburg Schuessler ,grit 'G' I 4. ,Q K1 I fi . fri zc' f'cnt I ,V M f fb V A Ag C A if! - rn dcc c r r f , Pittman Richardson Sadler Schmidt Seabaugh s .'f we se' 44 9Ud ,Vx x 'Q' K l. 0 I gk I5 r, 5 Pohlm Scha Schru 99 -Wire if Aly HQ 'Q' will hymn fffy 0 wwf, .uw 'If f' Statler Stelnbecker Stellnng Sterlrng Sutterer Thleret Thompson Van Horn Verseman Verseman Versemcn Vergernqn Wachter Wells Whute Wllson JLINIORS STATLER MARY Intramurals Sunrise STEINBECKER DONNA Pep Squad Glee Club Class Treasurer A syl ly gurl STELLING MILTON Glee Club Study hall STERLING RICHARD Hot rod Ford SUTTERER ROSE Glee Club A rose In bloom THIERET DALE Football Basketball Baseball FFA Glee Club Shorty THOMPSON PATSY Intramurals Tom boy VAN HORN BILL Band Taft Hartley Act VERSEMAN AILEEN Intramurals Glee Club The gurl next door VERSEMAN CALVIN Natlonal Honor Society Doris VERSEMAN DENNIS Baseball Intramurals Band Student Councnl Lover boy VERSEMAN LOIS Shorthand wizard WACHTER DONALD Workbook WELLS DOROTHY Lrbrary Staff A certaln sweater emblem WHITE LINDA F H A Prrate Puns Glggle box WILSON, TROY Football, Basketball Class President Questrons SPIRITED ABERNATHY, JAMES ABERNATHY, JANET F.H.A. BACHMANN, ELLEN Pep Squad, F.H.A. ?K,y,,', ,, :riffs l--. -, W2 '45, 615- .yi . BACHMANN, LORETTA Band BALSMAN, FREDERICK F.F.A. BAUER, MARGIE R , .,, 1: 'U f Zz. f fE- A HW '- .--1 ,. 3 , 0 . -V:,535g,::,,:5,:, I V 3 2' iw ' 1551252-t:sEsEsEA5. , WY, y,-A.-N,-V T ,W M, , 5+ 3 ' :'-S -, fx '-1 fir ' 'I 46 9 A ' ' V539 W 4 guy : -e:2eI:s:zs:::1'1:::z:'-ew it -' ' y X QM: 'fi 'asf rg 9 4' 2' i 5 5 SQ 4 'T 1' 5 4 fl , Z 2 2 sw fs 1 V ,W , M , W., ., 4 4, fv 1 few' -wi .K , ., , - fe I W ,, , My E 0 -. In 1, ,gyf 1 ' 7 41: 4 'J , W A I .: 'E' . ' ,,,, I I L -gf, . , I1 'H' if A -M, V ,Ai .1 f lx 4 5. 2 I m I lv A E Xl J I ' F rg l Abernath Abernathy Bachmann Bachmann Y Biehle Bodenschavz Boesch Boeschen Brueckner Buchheit Creech Dean BIEHLE, DORIS Band, Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Sludenl Council, Class Secretary BODENSCHATZ, RUTH Band BOESCH, ALLAN F.F.A. BOESCHEN, DOROTHY Inlramurals BOLLINGER, MARY Pep Squad BOXDORFER, BARBARA Pep Squad -64- Balsman Bollinger DeClerk BRUECKNER, RAYMOND F.F.A. BUCHHEIT, LEROY Band, Pep Squad CREECH, MARJORIE DEAN, PATRICIA DE CLERK, MIKE Class Treasurer DETJEN, EVELYN Bauer Boxdorfer Detien 415 Dlckmann Flynn Hacker DICKMANN ANNA EDMOND LEONA Pep Squad ELDER NORMA Pep Squad F H A TSW ini we Mali ff D4 WW am wg? , we :HW 'W fs Edmond Elder Ernst Gelle Gelle Glesler Hahn Hand Heaps FLYNN CAROLE Pep Squad GEILE HARLEY Football Basketball Baseball GEILE ROSE LEE GEISLER JILL Pep Squad Band Dramatlc Club Sophomore Cltuzen GRIFFARD GEORGE F H A HAERTLING GENE Football 65 SOPI-IOMORES ERNST DENNIS Football FINGER CLAIBORNE Football F F A GASKILL MARCIA Q E P91 'WW 'rv- W Finger Grnffard Hoehn HACKER WESLEY Basketball Baseball HAHN REX Baseball HAND SHERRY -Q' All Gaslull Haertllng Hoelwn Dramatic Club Pep Squad Intramurals HEAPS MATTIE HOEHN CHESLEY Basketball HOEHN DOROTHY F H A f - - - , : ..... 5:3 3 V A' ' , ,.... ' A Q 'V -A ll 5' A ll ll 4 6T'2'k1f'lf A lx l 1 Wwwlqjwlm 32,4-12 A ' V will It -, ' . 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LAYTON, NORMA LAYTON, WANDA LIGHT, RITA LINEBARGER, RONALD F.F.A. l'HOTE, NANCY F.H.A. Katt Koenig L'Ho?e SOP!-IOMORES LOHMANN, DELBERT MAHNKEN, EILERT F.F.A. F.F.A. LOHMANN' DONNE MANNING, MARILYN Football, Basketball, Pe S Und Class Vice-president P q LUEDERS, GARY MARKHAM, NORMA Basketball, Intramurals Dropped x .a . rv' s Lolwmann Meyer Mullins f , I j L o I1 m a n n Mi e s n e r Pi I z MEYER, KENNETH Band, Pep Squad MIESNER, ELAINE MIESNER, KATHLEEN Band, Maiorette, Pe Mooke, Rum ANN MORGAN, ROGER Band, Intramurals MUENCH, JOHN Football, Basketball K f A bu. A I 1 It 1 I ff- ,fifi I f If :i Zf':i', U I J V- I . W 1 .rg gf, I - . f ' -VLVV . 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TALLEY, VEARL DONNA Library Staff TANZ, ROBERT -5g- ,woi E 'ta Schumer Shafer Tel e Thieref TARILLION KATHRYN TELLE, CLINTON Football Basketball Baseball THIERET CAROL Pep Squad, Bond, Library Staff Thleref THIERET GERALD F F A THOMPSON JUDY Pep Squad F H A WEBER CONNIE Pep Squad Cheerleader Sophomore Queen Candidate County Faur ali milf K5 SOP!-IGMGRES WEBER MA RLENE lnlromurals WHARTON LOIS Pep Squad WICHERN EILEEN Bond Thompson Weber Weber Wharfon Wlchern Wlchern Wulllams Yammtz Zoellner WICHERN WILLIAM YAMNITZ RAY Football Basketball Baseball WILLIAMS JEANEUE F F A FHA Party December 5 Silver Bells ZOELLNER FLORENCE Pep Squad F H A Sponsors Mass Bess, Miss Scholes Coach Hcrtel Mr Strobel, Coach Pells ADAMS, FRANK F.F.A. BALSMAN, DOROTHY intramurals BARBER, PHYLLIS BARKS, KAY F.H.A. BAUDENISTEL, WICKEY Football, Basketball, Baseball BAUWENS, ALLEN Football, Basketball, Baseball BELL, MALCOLM Intramurals, F.F.A. BENSON, DIANE F.H.A., Dramatic Club BERKBIGLER, MARY BERBUEGLE R, STANLEY F.F.A. BIERK, STEPHEN BLANDFORD, DONALD Intramurals BOEHME, ROGER BOHNERT, INA BOHNERT, LARRY Football, Basketball, Baseball F.F.A. BOLLINGER, SANDRA Band BOXDORFER, SHIRLEY ANN BOXDORFER, SHIRLEY MAE BRANDEL, JOHN F.F.A. BREWER, THOMAS Football, Basketball, Baseball BROEKER, DONALD F.F,A. BROWN, LARRY Football, Basketball, F.F.A. BURROUGHS, HAROLD CASHION, JAMES Football, Basketball, Baseball FETCI-IING k ,,,,,. tg! plenxwm.. in ' W VW' s15'YW , 73f W Q, .yt.f,,,,f '-A-ff--,eftavgsb nu' V ,,'f?lal - Q , .. wife, ll ---r : Q , , -70- 'O wi , .. fvfflsu, 'An . Q X .fa 'Q -43, -my fa If Q' f ? . A ,.,. f f ff R 2. W, I , an X , ' .M Q A QW, , 2 its gdb! 3 -...dmv , nr , Isa. 1, , . A , ,952 W' ,y fl' I up I 4-Aj l -A' A ,' ' vw n ra A ,J -5 1059 f Vvz, , . , . M .-1 ..,..- .3.rL..:- I 1 2- rf ' fm I .di A ix fad ' .-an 3 I 1 YS' , '.- I N. fn fa .M V., v , , ,, ' 'Y I 2 ' , his , L , . ,W X-16 Av, 4 W ? lx U M' ZMVQ7' -71.. .14 4 3' ,. Y If il- .ff ml: 1 if 5' I A ..-qv' nz. :J A: il 1.33 QI -rf 'Z' P ff' 'M :fl 'Ji WW ew ,ff , fl f nf , Y, ,X 2 :lx 'W , ,lzwlb-,Q f-ww' f fr-vm ,, 4 , f 3 fl ,, JJ Qt bs X lx xi Q W, if l FRESHMEN CISSELL, ROGER Football, Baseball, Basketball, F.F.A. CLIFTON, FLOYD F.F.A. CLIFTON, JOAN COX, MELBA DETJEN, HELEN DEVENYNS, SHARON DE WILDE, MARGIE DOBBELARE, DONALD F.F.A. EGGERS, RICHARD Football, Basketball, Baseball ELBRECHT, LAVERNE EMMENDORFER, LINUS Basketball FADLER, DENVER Pep Squad FARRAR, DONALD F.F.A. FAVIER, JUDITH Dropped FELTZ, DONALD Basketball, Baseball FELTZ, GLORIA F.H.A., Band FUYTINCK, RICHARD Dropped GALNORE, ELEANORE GISI, BOBBY GENE Football, Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A. GISI, CAROLYN Pep Squad, F.H,A., Student Council, Intramurals HABECK, ROBERT F.F.A. HEBERLIE, MONICA HECHT, DOROTHY HENDERSON, HELEN HENDRIX, JUDITH HILPERT, MARILYN Intramurals HOEHN, CLIFFORD Football, Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A. HOEHN, KENNETH Football, Baskelba HOEHN, ROSE Pep Squad, F.H.A. HOEHN, RUTH HOPFER, MELBA II, F.F.A. lnlramurals, Pep Squad, F.H.A. HORNBERGER, RUTH Band HOTOP, CA ROL HOTOP, THOMAS Baseball HOWARD, BILLY HUBER, CLETUS HUDSON, SANDRA KAHMKE, RICHARD Football, Baskelba Class Presideni KASSEL, ROBERT Band KESTER, CHARLOTTE KIEFER, EVELYN KIRN, EVELYN Glee Club KOENIG, ELMER F.F.A. KOENIG, JEANETTE KOHLFELD, EDNA II, Baseball, KRANAWETTER, CORDELL Intramurals, Pep Squad KRANAWETTE R, WILLARD F,F.A. KURRE, MA RY FETCHINC ,,.i' ..,-.J 1 11 Jn FRESHMEN KUTZ, JOYCE LAKENAN, WILLIAM Football, Basketba Club LAPPE, MARY LA ROSE, JOHN Pep Squad LAWRENCE, VERNA Transferred LEIBLE, VERNON F.F.A. LIND, JANICE Transferred LINTNER, RICHARD II, Dramatic Football, Basketball, Baseball, Dramatic Club LOBERG, DERRILL Glee Club, Band, Dramatic Club LOHMANN, LAWANNA F.H.A. LOHMANN, ROY F.F.A. MANCHE, BRUCE F.F.A. MEYER, IMOGENE MIESNER, ARLENE MITCHELL, GLENDA MOLDENHAUER, RICHARD F.F.A. MOORE, PATSY MUELLER, EILEEN MUELLER, EUNICE MUELLER, FLORENCE MUENCH, GEORGE Football, Basketbal F.F.A. I, Baseball, NORRINGTON, NOEL Dropped OSWALD, ELMER F.F.A, PETOT, CECELIA PETZOLDT, LARRY Band PRESTON, WAYNE Football, Basketball, Baseball, F.F.A., Student Council PITTMAN, LEONA RAYMER, LLOYD Basketball, Intramurals REISENBICHLER, RUTH RENNER, RUTH RICHARDET, PATRICIA Library Staff RICHARDSON, BILLY RIEHN, FRANKIE Football, Basketball, Baseball RINEY, GLENNON Football, Basketball, F.F.A. ROBINSON, MARVIN RUEHLING, ERLIS RUESSLER, LE ROY Football, Basketball, Baseball SCHILLING, CAROLINE SCHREMP, CECIL Intramurals, F.F.A. SCHUESSLER, ALVERA SHARP, GLORIA Band, Pep Squad, Intramurals, F.H.A., Class Secretary SHIELDS, DOROTHY SIKES, FRED SPRINGER, GLENDA SPRINGER, SALLY Intramurals, Pep Squad, F.H.A. Band, Cheerleader, Freshman Queen Candidate-County Fair STATLER, GARY Football, Basketball STEFFENS, JOHN Football, Basketball, Class Vice-president STEINBECKER, DAVID Football, Basketball, Baseball FETCI-IING 1 dia? H!! W, 49 may L9 ai Q rim 'Sf ff sm , w QSM 'Ab M1 f M15 Wfx nm, 'P' ,asus av f QW if ff, f 38: B5 up AK 'fl' ti 75 FRESHMEN SUTTERER CAROLYN THOMPSON BILLY Football Basketball Baseball LARRY Baseball F F A THOMPSON Basketball THOMPSON NORMAN FFA THOMPSON TOMMY Not on picture TUCKER SUSAN Pep Squad UNTERREINER CAROLE Pep Squad F H A Class Treasurer VAN HORN JOE Intramurals Band VOGEL IRMA Intramurals WEBER HARLEN Band JUDITH Pep Squad Intramurals WEBER Band F H A WEBER Band ORVILLE WEIBRECHT PHYLLIS Pep Squad WIBBENMEYER DOROTHY WIBBENMEYER SHIRLENE WINFIELD ROSE WINTER RUTH F H A ZOELLNER FAY Intramurals ZOELLNER ROBERT Baseball ZOELLNER NELDA March 9 Freshman Party Memories are Made of This Sponsors Mrs Morgan Miss Scott Mr White Mr Sebaugh ' f 'C ' Wig? I ,' ' , , . , . , 1? I 5 ,M 'am I 'X' IMA, ' ' ' , 1. 2 -if 1, . Q 1 tr 3 .ff 'f l I J ,,' ,B y .2 .W H. I I M :::6 -I 1- ul: , , I . I, 1,.. t.I H 1 . t,,t Vlif , .V , jj, 8 z arg-1, V .,. -gf' 'I .. 1 A --wr 5 , I QE ' 715 'I I 12' 9' 'la ' If 4' I 1 f f A W I I , I ' 3, t,:t.,. , , ,, , ' fyfaqyzigi of - I 7, 4, naw V 1'- 4, I 0 I - , I 0 4. p , Ml . I QQ? 3 Q A 1 4 I I , i f ' cf? 5 4- ,,,, S , 3 fi , .T I 1 ' ' , A 4 : . , ' , 1 x..l , I 1 . I - -I-he Perfect Choice for Better Buying and Selling . . . . . are the firms listed on this and the following pages. REMEMBER THEM, PLEASE, and keep on keepin' on. BANK OF PERRYVILLE HOME TRUST COMPANY C4-4-.J-.4-.4-.54-sf.fs,C's4 CITIZEN'S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ROZIER'S MERCANTILE MILDE'S COCA-COLA QQQQQQQQOQQ- Creole Dairy Dairy Queen Huber Oil Company Intersection Cafe and Service Station Kiefner Lumber Co. Lakenan Insurance Mercier Drug Store and Theater Miners Lumber Company Perry County Republican C,-0-.,...,..,c,..,-,,-.,.,..,.., Bockhorst, George Crite's I. G. A. Eggers and Co. Famous Shoe Store Fred's Flower Shop Frohna Machine Shop International Shoe Co. M. F. A. Central Cooperative Moore and Vogel Nichols Antique Furniture lUniontownl Perry County Medical Society Perryville Cleaners Perryville Frozen Food Center Schumer Oil Co. William F. Stenson Wichern Tractor 8. Implement Co. Young 8. Sons Zoellner Appliance A 8s P Grocery Balsman, Raymond, Real Estate Bergman Hardware Bey Funeral Home Reflecting on the unordinary happen- ings in our year. Freshmen have a party-the staff and other students try- ing to keep a 'hop ahead-winter fun. -77 THE PERFECT CHOICE FOR BUYING We catch a glimpse of laughs and smiles no tears Bierk Motor Sales 8. Service Bruce's Service Station fMenfroJ Buchheit Repair Shop Buehler's Meat Market Bush Insurance Children's Shop City Tavern Corses Grocery fMenfrol Count's Studio Cusumano's Nite Club Dean's Grocery CMenfroJ DeLassus Drug Store Dr. Pepper Bottling Co Eggers, Walter A Elder 8. Pecaut Barber Shop Estel's Grocery Ewalds Farrar Garage Fashion Center Fenwick's Store QBrewerJ Flentge's Service Station Fred's Studio Fritz 8- Glen's Tavern Gahan, Dr. E. J. George's Place Golman's Graff's Real Estate Agency Grass, E. O., Standard Oil Agent lMenfrol Guth Ora Guyot 81 Ernst Halder's Service Station CMenfroJ Hanquist Oil Company Harry's Garage Hayden 8. Modde Service Station Hi Way Laundry Home Appliance Howard Davis Construction Huber 81 Beeson Real Estate Hutson Furniture Store Klaus Jewelers Krogers Lawrence 81 Tlapek Loberg S T D D S Lorenz Shoe Store Lydia s Shop Manning Drug Store Mattingly C J 81 Brune J H Mike s Place lUniontownJ Moldenhauer Mill lMenfroJ Naeger s Garage Nation Wide North Main Garage Northside Tavern Och's Garage Otte Cleaners Park-et Perry County Savings 8. Loan Perryville Auto Supply Perryville Bakery Perryville Cheese Co. Perryville Feed 8K Produce Perryville Ice Plant Pete's Coffee Shop Phillips 66 fMoore 8. Flentgel Pingel Decorating Prevallet's Jeweler Prost Implement Company Radio Cab Red 81 Tom Barber Shop Ross Hotel Rudert s Jeweler S 81 R Servtce Statnon Sauer Walter J Schemel s Feed Store Schulte Realty Schumer Danry Bar Sutter Servtce Station Sutter Shell Statuon Thurman Implement TI-IE PERFECT CHOICE Unnontown Garage Unverferth Edwin Vallroy s Garage Weber 8. Henson Servtce Statnon Western Auto Wllson Dame Store Wtnter s Tavern Wonder Inn Y 81 Y Motor Servtce Yankey Grocery fMenfroJ Young s Grocery NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On Thursday March 8 Perryvllle Htgh School held tts assembly of the Natuonal Honor Socuety Candudates are rated on the qualities of CHARACTER SERVICE LEADERSHIP and SCHOLARSHIP before enterrng the Soclety A talk on the orlgunatron and purpose of the Socuety was gnven by Lowell Lueders Speeches were made by last years remaunlng members Character Scholarshnp Leadershup and Servuce glven by Betty Dreyer Ann Ktefner Dan nel Johnson and Ruby Koenug respectuvely Sensors who were Introduced Into the Soctety were Donald Boesch Beth Hoehn Ellen Kassel Janet Muench Eddie Sebaugh James Wood Ruta DeWlIde Richard Schuessler and Ronald Pulz Junuors who recelved membershup were Palmer Muench Calvin Versemann Alnce Mangels Marilyn Boeschen and Betty Kaufmann I . 1 I , . I ' I I 1 1 - 1 1 1 - , . . . . , I I I I 7 , . 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . : 1 1 1 1 lxl Mlhllbi l Come now we all like o remenlsce Its so nice to pause and ponder Over some small tou h of blxss And to catch a glnmp e ot yesterday The flrst homecoming Junlor Sensor Drom and parties through the year Combaned to make a beaututul treasure chest Filled with precnous memornes Wnth what more could one be blest lhan to be the keeper of the maquc key? K FO at fs Y i Each filled with a laugh, a sigh and a tear. K ' 4 A. 156 . ff' - gf .M , I ,V Maw-- f ' - - , f Lf a,' J af' i 1,-iw ! 4, , L 4- Ms' 5 Qqw, fe vi-Wai , JMKQWQQQQ af ww W , . l 4 ',,yf.nM .vef..f-wg Zzgmglxfy - x v 'W'-4x4'F nrf' A4 il I AV.fq,i,,L V ' t , 33, f 'Tbifbglff I is