Red Bud High School - Cercis Yearbook (Red Bud, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

mu i mm 2 S v� l WK. g«MVPI . t • • • � a O?.'� X‘V £w iW V'W? t MS� aaaaaa CERCIS 1957 Presented by the SENIOR CLASS of the RED BUD HIGH SCHOOL Volume XIII We, the Senior Class of '57, wish to dedicate this Cercis to Mr. Oda Sitzes and Mr. Everett Parkhill in gratitude for their helpfulness and understanding duringtheir years of teachingin Red Bud High School. MR. ARTHUR TRAMMELL Superintendent English IV MR. ADRAIN PHEGLEY Assistant Principal U. S. History Spanish I, II Sponsor: Sophomore Class, Musketeer MRS. BETTY ABERCROMBIE Home Ec. I, II, III Sponsor; F.H.A. MRS. MARGERY ELLER English II, III Sponsor: Cercis MR. ROBERT GROVES Math, P.E., Basketball Coach MR. ROY HULFACHOR Shop I. II, m Sponsor: Freshman Class MRS. ELIZABETH HERSCHBACH Algebra, Geometry, Physics, Geography MISS ALINE JOHNSON Typing I, H Shorthand I, H MRS. MARGARET PHEGLEY P.E. , Biology Sponsor: Student Council MR. GEORGE LOCHNER English I, III Sociology Sponsor: Library Club, Junior and Senior Plays MR. ELMER SCHUCKMANN Agriculture Sponsor: F.F.A. Senior Class MR. ALFRED SPRATT Bookkeeping General Business Civics Sponsor: Junior Class MRS. JACQUELYN STAPLES Chorus, Band Sponsor: Pep Club MR. WILLIAM WATERS Chemistry Science World History Sponsor: Cercis MARY EHRET Secretary B. BESHER C. SCHNEPEL H. SPIER O. WELGE L. MILLER WM. MENNERICH O. STELLHORN H. HARMS Left to right: Mrs. Guebert, Mrs. Loesche, Mrs. Koch. I SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Seated: E. DeRousse, President; J. Moehrs, Secretary; R. Kuhlman, Treasurer. Standing: E. Fadler, Vice President; Mr. Schuckmann, Sponsor. WILLIAM BAHR Bill Junior Play 3; Vice Presi- dent 3; Senior King Candidate. LAURA BREWER Lolly Chester 1-2; FHA 3-4; Pep Club 3-4. JESSIE BROWN Girls Chorus 1-2-3; Christmas Pageant 1. SHELBA BROWN Bootsie Chorus 1-2-3-4; Band 1-4; Student Council 3; Musketeer 3-4, Produc- tion Editor 4; Treasurer of Library Club 3; FHA 1; Editor of Cercis 4; Christ- mas Pageant 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Variety Show 3; Operetta 2; Volley- ball 1-4; Captain Vol- leyball 3-4; Mixed Cho- rus 1-4. EDWARD BURGDORF Ed Basketball 4; Inter. Bas- ketball 3. MARILYN BURMESTER Chorus 1-4; Mixed Cho- rus 3; Pep Club 1-4; FHA 1-2; Musketeer 4; Christmas Pageant 1-4; Operetta 2; Variety Show 3. ROBERT DANNENBRINK Bob Band 1; Chorus 1; Bas- ketball 1-3; Baseball 3-4. JUDY DEARWORTH Prairie du Rocher 1-2; Chorus 3-4; Musketeer 4; Library 4. BARBARA DELUCA Barb Prairie du Rocher 1-2; Chorus 3; Musketeer 4. EVERETT DEROUSSE Class President 2-4; Student Council 1; Library Club 1. RODNEY DINGES Rocky” Basketball 1-2-4; Band 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Stu- dent Council 1; Christ- mas Pageant 1-4; Oper- etta 1; Spring Show 1; Chorus 1-4. DAVID DOIRON UNDA DOIRON Linny Columbia 1; FHA 2-4; Treasurer FHA 2; Student Council Secretary 3-4; Band 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Junior Play 3; Variety Show 3; Pep Club 2-3-4; Volleyball 2-3; FFA Queen 3. BETTY DUEKER FHA 1,4; Volleyball 1, 4; Library Club 3; Pep Club 1-4. KAREN EGGERDING Chorus 1-4; Band 1-4; FHA 1-3; Library Club 1- 3; Band President 3-4; Pep Club 1-3; Features Editor of Musketeer 3-4; Cercis Assistant Editor 4; Cercis 1-2; Volleyball 2- 4. BETTY EHRET Volleyball 1-3; FHA 1-2; Library Club 3-4; Muske- teer 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1-2. EUGENE FADLER Prairie du Rocher 1-2; FFA 3-4; Inter. Basket- ball 3; Vice President 4; Pep Club 4. SUSAN FRICK Suz Chorus 1-4; FHA 1-3; Library Club 1-3; Library Club President 3; Muske- teer 3-4; Pep Club 1-3; Volleyball 1-4; Junior Play; Cercis 4; Spring Show 3. PATSY GIBBAR Pat Vice President 1; FHA 1; Cheerleader 1-4; Musketeer 2. GLENNON GOETTING ROSALIE GREATHOUSE Pep Club 3; Chorus 1-3; Library Club 3; Volley- ball 1-4; Musketeer 3-4. ALBERT GREGSON Al FFA 1-4; FFA Sentinel 3; FFA Vice President 4. LORRAINE GUEBERT Chorus 1; Christmas Pageant 1; Pep Club 1, 3,4; Library Club 1-3; FHA 1-2; Volleyball 1-4. FIRM IN HANEBUTT Band 1-4; FFA 1; Inter. Basketball 3. VERNON HENRY FFA 2-4; Chorus 2; Presi- dent of FFA 4; Junior Play 3. LORETTA HENTIS FHA 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; Chorus 3-4; Musketeer 4; Christmas Pageant 3; Variety Show 3. SANDRA KRAMER Sandy FHA 1-2; Library Club 1; Chorus 1-4; Spring Show 3; Operetta 2; Christmas Pageant 2-4; Musketeer 1-3; Art Editor 4; Cercis Staff 4; Pep Club 1-3; Volleyball 2-4; Variety Show 3; Mixed Chorus 4. EARL KUEKER Basketball 1; Baseball 1; FFA 1-4. RALPH KUHLMAN Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2- 4; Musketeer 1-3; Class Treasurer 1,4; Operetta 2; Variety Show 3. LARRY KUHN FFA 1-4; FFA Reporter 4; Basketball 1-2; Inter. Basketball 3. EILEEN LIEFER Chorus 1-2; FHA 1-2; Pep Club 3-4; Operetta 2; Junior Play; Library Club 2-3. LUANN LIEFER Chorus 1; Christmas Pageant 1; Pep Club 1, 3,4; Library Club 1-3; Band 1-4; FHA 1-2; Musketeer 3; Volleyball 2-4. MAUREEN MCCARTHY Red FHA 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Operetta 2; Band 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-4; Library Club 3; Student Council 3, Pro- ject Chairman; Mixed Chorus 2- 4; Variety Show 3; Christmas Pag- eant 1,3,4; Cheerleader 2-4; Drum Majorette 3-4; Volleyball 1-4; Musketeer 1-2; Junior Play 3. JANET McINTYRE Student Council Secretary 2; Stu- dent Council President 4; FHA 1-3; FHA President 2-3; Band Officer 3-4; Cheerleader 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Junior Play 3; Band 1-4; Cho- rus 1-4; Operetta 2; Variety Show 3; Library Club 1. LOIS LINK Sutherland, Iowa 1; Cho- rus 2-4; Mixed Chorus 3; Variety Show 3; FHA 2; Library Club 3-4; Sec- retary Library Club 4; Volleyball 3. AUDREY LUDWIG FHA 1-2; Chorus 1; Volleyball 3-4. ALVIN MELLIERE FFA 1-4; Junior Play 3; JERRY MELLIERE FFA 1-3. JANET MOEHRS St. Peter and Paul 1; Student Council Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Cho- rus 3-4; Annual Art Edi- tor 4; Musketeer Staff 3-4; Library Club 2-4, Secretary 3. RITA MOLL Prairie du Rocher 1-2; Class Treasurer 3; Cho- rus 3-4; Musketeer 4; Student Council 4. CHARLES MUDD Chorus 2-3-4; Junior Play 3; Operetta 2; Vari- ety Show 3; FFA Sentinel 2; FFA Vice President 3; FFA President 4; Pep Club 1-4. JOHN NICHOLSON FFA 4. CAROLYN OWEN Shorty FHA 1-3; Library Club 1-3; Musketeer 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Chorus 3; Spring Show 3; Junior Play 3. JOANN PAUTLER Prairie du Rocher 1-2; Chorus 3-4; Musketeer4. BARBARA RAY Barb Chorus 1-3; Mixed Cho- rus 1-3; Christmas Pag- eant 1; Operetta 2; FHA 1. HAZEL REED Student Council 1; Class Treasurer 2; FHA 1-3, Vice President FHA 2; Cheerleader 1-3; Pep Club 1-4; Junior Play; Band 2-4; Mixed Cho- rus 2-4; Operetta 2; Va- riety Show 3; Volley- ball 1,2,4; Musketeer 1-2. EMILY REHMER FHA 1-2; Musketeer 2; Volleyball 2; Library Club 3. MARILYN REHMER Chorus 1-4; Pep Club 1, 2,4; FHA 1-2; Mixed Chorus 2; Operetta 2; Variety Show 3. CARL LOUIS RIEKE Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Operetta 2; Variety Show 3. RONALD SEYMOUR Ron Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Stu- dent Council 2; Basket- ball 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Class Vice President 3; Band Officer 3-4; Christ- mas Pageant 1,3,4; Variety Show 3; Operetta 2; Freshman King Can- didate. NORMA JEAN STEFFEY Jeanne” FHA 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,4; Library Club 3-4; Variety Show 3; Junior Play 3. ROLAND STEIBOL Band 1-4; Musketeer 1-4; Library Club 2-3; Pep Club 1-2; Baseball 1-2; Junior Play 1-3. PAUL STURM Band 2-4; Chorus 3-4; Library Club 1; Muske- teer Sports Editor 3-4; Cercis Staff 4; Band Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Variety Show 3. EUGENIA VALLEROY Jeanne Pep Club 1-4; Muske- teer 3. EDWARD WAGNER Ed Student Council 2; Bas- ketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Band 1-4; FFA 1-4. GLENDA WIEGARD •FHA 1-2; Pep Club 1-2; Musketeer 3-4; Volley- ball 3-4; Library Club 1-3. LUCILLE WIRTH Chorus 1-4; Musketeer 3-4, Co-Editor 4; Library Club 1-3; FHA 1-3; Cercis 4; Christmas Pag- eant 2-4; Pep Club 2-4; Variety Show 3; Operetta 2; Volleyball 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4. MARY LOU ZIPFEL Mary Band 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Musketeer 4; Library Club 3; FHA 2; Operetta 2; Spring Show 3-4; Pag- eant 1-4; Pep Club 2-4. JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Seated: T. DeLuca, Vice President; J. Papenberg, Secretary; J. Raffl, President; R. Hunter, Treasurer. Standing: Mr. A. Spratt and Mrs. B. Abercrombie, Sponsors. F. BENNETT J. BERGMANN L. BIEVENUE M. BESHER B. BRAUN C. BRAUN J. BRAUN D. BROWN E. BUCH M.BUCH J. BUCH A. BURGDORF R. CURTENER T. DELUCA A. DETERDING F. DETERDING L. DONJON F. DUMSTORFF R. DURBIN M. ELLNER L. GOEDDEL E. GREGSON C. GUEBERT S. GUEBERT M. HANEBUTT B. HANGER L. HEINE R. HUNTER G. KEMPFER R. KENNEDY J. KERN R. KERN D. KUEKER E. LANE L. LAURENT M. LAURENT E. LUCHT p. McCarty L. MATHEWS J. MEHRING B. MELLIERE M. MENARD N. MOEHRS J. MUSKOPF N. NAGEL S. NEVOlS M. NICHOLSON J. OTTEN J. PAPENBERG J. PORTER D. PIEL E. PIEL J. RAFFL R. ROTH H. SCHEFFNER E. SCHMIDT J. SEYMOUR J. SIMPSON F. SPITZ T. STEIBEL C. TILLOCK S. TRAMMELL D. VOGES V. VOGES C. VOGT E. VOSS M. WEBER C. WEHRHEIM J. WEIGARD E. WILSON K. WINDERGERST D. WIRTH SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Seated: R. Koester, President; I. Blow, Vice President; R. Koester, Secretary- Treasurer. Standing: Mr. Phegley, Sponsor. L. Adair G. Bahr H. Bailey L. Birdsong I. Blow S. Burgdorf D. Curten M. DeRousse D. Dickerson O. Dickerson G. Dinges G. Doiron M. Erdmann J. Everding (Not shown) R. Furhop D. Godare D. Goeddel E. Guebert E. Guebert E. Guebert G. Guebert D. Harbaugh N. Hartmann J. Hitzemann H. Huetsch V. Jones G. Kaffenbarger D. Koester R. Koester R. Koester R. Koester R. Kuhlmann A. Liefer R. Link K. Logan B. Marschall W. Marshall J. Moll K. Nagel S. Nelson M. Palmer B. Prater C. Rako D. Rehmer M. Rehmer W. Rehmer R. Roehrkasse R. Rohlfing FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Seated: C. Kimzey, Vice President; K. Becherer, Secretary; D. Liefer, President Standing: Mr. Hulfachor, Sponsor; B. Ray, Treasurer. K. Becherer J. Boothe S. Braun D. Brewer R. Candler J. Dannenberg L. Deraick C. Doiron R. Dueker E. Dumstorff J. Eggerding J. Gibbar R. Glasgow A. Guebert D. Guebert J. Guebert C. Happel G. Johnson C. Kimzey C. Koch O. Koester M. Korando D. Kueker K. Kuhlman R. Kunkelmann G. Lauterjung D. Liefer H. Liefer L. McBride I. Melliere D. Miller R. Miller G. Moll J. Moll I. Mollet J. Muskopf D. Nelson P. Newman D. Nicholson M. Otten R. Piel S. Presswood K. Rahn B. Ray (Not shown) W. Rehmer R. Rensing G. Salger M. Salger J. Schlottman C. Schrader R. Sitzes I. Stellhorn L. Stellhorn W. Sturm K. Thompson M. Thompson K. Tillock M. Tobin P. Turner T. Valentine C. Valleroy A. Voges J. Voss R. Voss D. Wagner G. Wagner A. Warren M. Weekley R. Wehrheim G. Worley Junior Candidates CARL BRAUN JOANN PAPENBERG Sophomore Candidates RICHARD KOESTER MARY LOU PALMER Freshman Candidates DONALD KUEKER EILEEN DUMSTORFF Retiring King and Queen CAROLYN OWEN and FRED KAESTNER Queen BARBARA DELUCA King BILL BAHR MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Marilyn - Ed BEST ALL AROUND Susan - Davy 1. L. Brewer 2. J. McIntyre 3. P. Gibbar 4. M. Zipfel 5. C. Owen 6. R. Moll 7. R. Steibel 8. M. McCarthy 9. J. Steafey 10. L. Link 11. B. Dueker 12. L. Hentis 13. M. Burmester 14. E. Rehmer 15. B. Ray 16. M. Rehmer 17. S. Kramer 18. S. Brown 19. K. Eggerding 20. G. Weigard CERCIS STAFF SENIOR STAFF S. Brown - Editor K. Eggerding - Assistant Editor L. Wirth - Staff Photographer S. Kramer - Assistant Art J. Moehrs - Art Editor P. Sturm - Sports Editor B. Ehret - Assistant Sports S. Frick - Business Mgr. Sponsors - Mr. Waters Mrs. Eller UNDERCLASSMEN STAFF B. Marschall J. Seymour J. Papenberg J. Eggerding F. Spitz MUSKETEER STAFF Left: Paul Sturm, sports editor; Karen Eggerging, features editor; Sandra Kramer, arts editor; Shelba Brown, production editor; Barbara Deluca, news editor; Mr. Phegley, sponsor; Lucille Wirth, co-editor; JoAnn Pautler, co-editor. Front row: R. Greathouse, B. Ehret, J. Moehrs, G. Wiegard, M. Zipfel, M. Burmeister, L. Hentis, B. Braun, C. Wehrheim, C. Kock, J. Papenberg, J. Moll. Middle row; F. Spitz, R. Miller, M. Otten, F. Nelson, M. Weekley, S. Braun, M. Korando, I. Blow, K. Becherer, S. Presswood, P. Newman, C. Doiron, E. Voss, E. Buch, D. Piel, C. Owen, S. Mehring, P. McCarty, R. Durbin. Back row; L. Bievenue, D. Dickerson, C. Braun, D. Voges, J. Seymour, E. Guebert, E. Guebert, G. Lauterjung, G. Bahr, A. Burgdorf, N. Nagel, R. Moll, J. Eggerding, R. Stiebel, R. Hunter. LIBRARY CLUB Seated: B. Ehret, M. Hanebutt, E. Buch, L. Link, J. Moehrs, L. Dem- mick, K. Windergerst, B. Marschall, J. Steffey. Back row: D. Kueker, D. Dickerson, C. Kimsey, E. Fadler, J. Dearworth, P. Roesemeier, B. Mellier, J. Buch, M. Buch, D. Liefer, Mr. Lochner, Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: J. Moehrs, Treasurer, L. Dioron; Secretary, D. Wirth; J. Raffel, Vice Presi- dent, R. Kuhlman; J. McIntyre, President; Mrs. Phegley, Sponsor. Standing: H. Lie- fer, R. Koester, G. Kaffenberger, R. Moll, M. Korando, K. Kuhlman, M. Besher. Sponsors of Christmas Dance Left: Sponsor - Mrs. Phegley. Right: Pages - F. Bennett, H. Bailey. F. H. A. AND F. F. A. Front row; M. Besher, R. Rohlfing, S. Trammell, J. Mehring, J. Simpson, President, S. Gue- bert, E. Guebert, E. Voss, E. Gregson, Mrs. Abricrombie, Sponsor. Second row: K. Becherer, P. Newman, C. Happel, M. Tobin, C. Zipfel, E. Guebert, K. Logan, P. Rosemeier, L. Doi- ron, J. McIntyre. Third row; R. Voss, E. Kueker. M. Palmer, L. Brewer, S. Burgdorf, B. Mel- liere, A. Burgdorf, M. Krando, J. Dannerberg. Front row: J. Otten, E. Fadler, L. Kuhn, V. Henry, A. Gregson, Mr. Schuchmann, C. Mudd, A. Melliere, E. Wagner, J. Nicholson, L. Schmeig. Second row; A. Warren, D. Goeddel, E. Kueker, D. Brewer, M. Weber, H. Liefer, O. Koester, G. Kempfer, R. Roehrkasse, V. Voges, A. Guebert. Third row; J. Schlottman, J. Guebert, A. Voges, J. Eggerding, R. Candler, R. Roth, D. Voges, J. Weigard, W. Marshall, J. Kern, R. Kennedy, G. Guebert. Fourth row; H. Schaffner, E. Guebert, G. Salger, D. Curtain, C. Vogt, F. Deterding, P. Turner, L. Matthews, I. Moliet, W. Stellhorn, B. Ray, K. Thompson. JUNIOR PLAY BOLTS AND NUTS Directed by Mr. George Lochner When the masterful Miss Rebecca Bolt, whose hobby is psychoanalysis, inherits a spooky old mansion from an eccentric brother, she turns it into a sanitarium for patients with phobias and nervous diseases, much to the dismay of her niece, Benita. Whereupon, the nuts start to pour in, and the fun begins in earnest. Lutie Spinks, the man-hating maid, has a nervous habit of winding that gets her into trouble with flirtatious men patients. Gertie Glossop has a contagion-phobia and all but asphyxiates everybody else with her various spraying machines. Complications multiply as Rebecca searches for her deceased brother's money, which he has left hidden about the house, providing in a freak will that a portion of it is to go to anyone who happens to find it. It soon becomes apparent that most of the patients are faking their various phobias in order to search for it. Its final discovery, through the ingenuity of Twink Starr, Benita’s young man, forms a fitting climax for this fast-moving farce of many laughs. Benita Bolt, Eileen Voss; Rebecca Bolt, Ann Burgdorf; Lutie Spinks, Sharon Trammell; Martha Grubb, Lola Heine; Twink Starr, John Raffl; Dr. Hippocrates Joy, Fred Spitz; Henry Goober, Charles Vogt; Phineas Plunkett, Earl Wilson; Miss Prunella Figg, Joyce Seymour; Cadwalleder Clippy, Robert Roth; Mrs. Gertie Glossop, Betty Braun; Wilbur Glossop, Vernon Voges; Jack Gordon, Carl Braun. SENIOR PLAY KEEP MOVING Directed by Mr. George Lochner If the audience can keep from laughing a single moment during this fast moving enjoyable comedy, it will be that they are hard of hearing. . .or else have no funny bones. Trouble starts when unwanted trombone playing Professor Randolph arrives at the Baldwin home and announces that he intends to stay the entire summer. He isn’t such a bad fellow, but that horrid moaning trombone (which is never heard during the play) is enough to drive - well, it practically did drive Mr. Baldwin into a nervous breakdown the summer before, and he has been away in the mountain ever since, try- ing to recover. Now he is coming back and wants to find his house peaceful and quiet, that is, he thought it would be, until the Professor arrived for his second summer. To make matters worse, in comes Rush Harris who brings with him three big reasons for gray hairs to pop up in everyone’s head. To begin with, he is running away from some- one, or something, and everyone expects the police to break in any minute. On top of that, he is inventing a new type of motor fuel called Liquid Power and immediately takes over the house for a laboratory. When the Professor accidentally drinks some of Rush’s powerful invention, the resulting explosion will keep your audience laughing for weeks. Ann Baldwin, Maureen McCarthy; June Harris, Susan Frick; Rush Harris, Charles Mudd; Tom Jefferey, Roland Stiebol; Douglas Wells, Bill Barr; Professor Edmund Enoch Randolph, Paul Sturm; Harriet Mason, Linda Doiron; Emma Knight, Eileen Liefer; Lorretta Philips, Janet McIntyre; Charity Lynn, Jean Steffey; Sam Vine, Carl Rieke. HOME EC Why, I’ve only taken this hem out three times. SHOP TV There are many nuts used in this class. BOYS' P.E. STUDY HALL There's nothing like a fine figure. Study? Study? Study??? boys. BOOKKEEPING TYPING We're looking for the right figures. Eyes on copy. - TYPE. ENGLISH I ENGLISH II Oh, what a subject. For once someone knows the answer. ENGLISH IV Smile, Shakespeare isn't that bad. ALGEBRA I If X equals Y, why? HISTORY SCIENCE How many games of golf did Ike Study the weather? You have the play today? shades down. MIXED CHORUS First row: J. Mehring, S. Trammell, D. Doiron, C. Rieke, P. Sturm, R.Kuhl- man, C. Mudd, R. Kuhlman, E. Voss, D. Liefer, M. Zipfel, B. Marschall. Second row: N. Moehrs, L. Doiron, J. Everding, S. Guebert, J. Pautler, R. Moll, M. McCarthy, M, Rehmer, A. Burgdorf, J. Moehrs, E. Voss, D. Brown, D. Voges, J. McIntyre, S. Brown, H. Reed, S. Kramer. Third row: Mrs. Sta- ples, sponsor; M. Besher, D. Wirth, J. Simpson, P. Roesemeir, S. Frick, K. Eggerding, L. Wirth, J. Dearworth, R. Kern, J. Seymour. Fourth row; R. Din- ges, N. Hartmann, W. Marschall, R. Wehrheim, R. Seymour, G. Kaffenber- ger, E. Wilson, L. Siefried, J. Raffel, K. Tillock. Majorettes: H. Bailey, P. Gibbar, M. McCarthy. Front row: K. Eggerding, A. Burgdorf, G. Rehmer, D. Casey, S. Trammell, N. Nagel, C. Wehrheim. Second row: J. Seymour, J. Hitzemann, S. Guebert, J. Hahn, C. Stark, C. Braun, R. Dinges, D. Wirth, L. Miller, Third row: E. Guebert, M. Zipfel, D. Kueker, J. Dannenberg, G. Lauterjung, K. Hogan, D. Wellman, M. Ko- rando, L. Thompson. Fourth row: E. Wilson, D. Kueker, G. Kaffenberger, E. Wagner, L. Hiene, D. Brown. Back row: G. Brandt, E. Gregson, R. Roth, Mrs. Staples, Director. Front row: B. Marschall, D. Rehmer, D. Wirth, J. Simpson, S. Frick, K. Eggerding, L. Wirth, P. Roesemier, D. Koester, M. Zipfel. Second row: K. Logan, J. Pautler, R. Moll. M. Rehmer, E. Voss, D. Brown, D. Voges, J. Seymour, S. Brown, S. Kramer. Back row: L. Doiron, H. Reed, J. Mc- Intyre, M. McCarthy, J. Moehrs, S. Trammell, S. Nevois, S. Guebert, J. Hitzemann. Majorettes: K. Logan, E. Voss, G. Dinges. Front row: L. Sitzes, E. Guebert, R. Stiebel, B. Braun, J. Mehring, L. Liefer, S. Brown. Second row; J. Simp- son, M. Prange, R. Seymour, R. Kuhlman, P. Sturm, L. McBride, D. Brewer. Third row: R. Kuhlman, F. Hanebutt, C. Rieke, M. Rehmer, D. Goeddel, R. Wehrheim, R. Voss, F. Bennett. Back row: N. Hartmann, L. Doiron, H. Reed, J. McIntyre. Front row: C. Tillock, L. Hentis, N. Nagel, A. Burgdorf, B. Mellier, M. Bes- her, R. Kern, J. Dearworth, P. Laurent, Mrs. Staples, Director. Second row: D. Kueker, S. Nelson, A. Liefer, E. Guebert, E. Guebert, N. Moehrs, J. Everding, L. Link, M. Rehmer, H. Bailey, L. Heine, F. Bennett. Back row: M. DeRousse, B. Prater, J. Papenberg, M. Burmeister, K. Wintergerst, J. Mehring, A. Deterding, M. Oudin, C. Koch. BOYS’ CHORUS First row; D. Doiron, C. Rieke, P. Sturm, R. Kuhlman, C. Mudd, R. Kuhl- man, E. Voss, D. Liefer. Second row: R. Dinges, N. Hartmann, W. Marschall, R. Wehrheim, R. Weymour, G. Kaffenberger, E. Wilson, L. Siegfried, J. Raf- fel, K. Tillock. Left: Betty Braun, Carol Wehrheim. CHEERLEADERS A Team m. McCarthy F. DUMSTORFF P. GIBBAR C. TILLOCK E. VOSS B Team G. DINGES K. LOGAN J. VOSS H. BAILEY J. HITZEMANN BASKETBALL Left: Rodney Dinges, Earl Wilson, Larry Laurent, Ralph Kuhlman, Ed Wagner. Left: Robert Roehrkasse, Richard Kuhlman, Harold Liefer, Curtis Kim- zey, Norbert Hartmann, Ronald Wehrheim, Wayne Marschall, Gary Johnson, Richard Koester, Glen Kaffenberger, Robert Koester, Riley Furhop. BASEBALL Front row: C. Kimzey, H. Liefer, R. Seymour, R. Dinges, R. Kuhl- man, R. Dannenbrink, E. Wagner, C, Guebert, R. Kuhlman, H. Schaffener, E. Wilson. Back row: Mr. Spratt, coach; G. Salger, G. Kaffenberger, R. Furhop, L. McBride, K. Thompson, K. Tillock, A. Guebert, R. Roehrkasse, N. Hartmann, R. Wehrheim, Mr. Waters, coach. PROPHECY Satellite Space Station, Number 1957. Commander Paul Sturm, United States Space Corps, calling Red Bud, Illinois, through New York Central Space Station. New York Central Station. Eileen Liefer, secretary to John Nicholson, United States Space Corps, president speaking. Over. Jerry Melliere, St. Louis Space Control Manager, speaking. Over.” Red Bud High School. Arthur N. Trammell speaking. Paul Sturm reporting that the census of the class of 1957 is completed. Ro- tating around the earth, I have learned the following: William Bahr is busy at work in Scotland Yard as chief detective. Madame Fifi, Laura Brewer, has become famous for her hair design, the Crew-tail, a crew cut on one side and a pony tail on the other. Shelba Brown was recently in Chicago receiving a citation for her capable management of the Brookdale Orphanage. Edward Burgdorf has retained his love for drag racing and has just won the Indianapolis Speed Race of 1967. It seems the senior candy sales have had an effect on the futures of Mari- lyn Burmeister and Loretta Hentis, who are now cigarette girls at the Golden Nugget Gambling Casino. Robert Dannenbrink, pitcher for the New York Yankees, made headlines when he struck out twenty Dodgers in a World Series game. Professor Judith Dearworth, head of the Spanish Department at the Uni- versity of Illinois, has just completed a new Spanish textbook for high school students. Barbara De Luca was found conducting her daily television program, The Kiddie Corner. Rodney Dinges, track star, is now practicing for the Olympics. Rodney got his start when some track scouts spotted him in the role of one of the young shepherds sprinting up to the stage in the Red Bud Christmas Pageant of 1956. Rolling Rockets, a dance trio, composed of Maureen McCarthy, Hazel Reed, and David Doiron, is enjoying a long stay at the famous Copocabana Club in New York City. In Atlanta, Georgia, we find Linda Doiron, who has just won the crown of Miss Universe after competing with many beautiful contestants. Betty Dueker is employed as secretary to the vice president of a Licorice Company in St. Louis. Although Karen Eggerding's profession is musical therapy, she has just created the new color sensation, lemon-drop-pink. Betty Ehret is now employed as secretary to the Governor of Illinois. Eugene Fadler is representing the State of Illinois in the United States Senate. Doctors Susan Frick and Ralph Kuhlman are working on a serum for pink- eye. Patsy Gibbar has designed a new gadget for band uniforms, hats with re- mote controlled brow-moppers for those hot parades. Glennon Goetting has just finished his third novel with the original title CHEAPER BY THE SCORE. Another of the class of '57, Rosalie Greathouse, has won fame for design- ing a picnic basket for space outings. Albert Gregson, test pilot, was interviewed at the Nevada Proving Grounds after his successful attempt to reach Venus. Lorraine Guebert receives twelve thousand dollars a year as television's top critic. Roland Steibel and Firmin Hanebutt have combined their talents and organ- ized a famous jazz band, the Steibells. Vernon Henry, now in India, is teaching the natives land reclamation. The 1957 winner of the Kentucky Derby, was spurred on to victory by the famous jockey, Earl Kueker. Larry Kuhn, an employee of the Pevely Dairy Company, is working on a new delicacy, spinach ice-cream. In Pierre, South Dakota, Luann Liefer was leading her first and second grade pupils in the old favorite, drop the handkerchief. Audrey Ludwig, P.E. teacher at Red Bud High School, has just had electric exercise machines installed for her classes. Wac Sergeant Janet McIntyre was drilling her company in Utah. In deepest Africa, Alvin Melliere is on a safari in search of wild animals for his circus. Janet Moehrs, world famous prima donna, has just made an appearance before the Queen of England. Red Skelton and Rita Moll are featured on a new television program. Charles Mudd holds the position of agriculture teacher in Red Bud. Carolyn Owen, top model in the footwear department of Marshall Field and Company, has won the TINY FEET AWARD. JoAnn Paulter recently returned to the American Embassy in Paris where she is secretary to the ambassador. Lois Link has gained great wealth by raising kangaroos. Emily Rehmer, who lives in Chicago, is the mother of five sets of twins. Ma Jones Pickle Company has just opened a cannery in Red Bud where Marilyn Rehmer is head dill pickle taster. Carl Rieke, specialist in the Varsity Drag, has opened his one thousandth dancing school. The third Caruso, Ronald Seymour, was interviewed shortly after a suc- cessful concert at Carnegie Hall. Jeanne Steffey, a model housewife, is living in one of the-suburbs near St. Louis. Jeanne is very active in garden club work. Eugenia Valleroy was seen taking a poll on the question, Do people still listen to radio? Ed Wagner, coach of the Harlem Globe Trotters, is vigorously drilling his team for a game on Mars, July 11. Glenda Wiegard, champion of the 1966 Olympics, has retired, but is now chairman of the committee which is planning the 1967 Olympics. Lucille Wirth is editor of the New York Times having worked her way up to this position from cub reporter. Mary Lou Zipfel’s recording, Starched Collars has brought her world wide fame. Jessie Brown and Barbara Ray are co-owners of the Silver Spike, a restau- rant famous for its weinerschnitzel. This concludes the census report of the class of 1957. This class went out into the world with strength and fortitude and thus attained their goals. CLASS WILL We, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957, being in full possession of, or what is known as a sound mind, do hereby publish and declare this to be our last will and testament: To our dear Alma Mater, R.B.C.U.H.S., we leave our sincere love and appreciation. TO THE FACULTY To our principal, Mr. Arthur Pass to your classes Trammell, we bequeath angels for students and an English IV class that loves to read Shakespeare. To Mrs. Jacqueline Clarinets, control your tone Staples, we bequeath sopranos who can read music and girls who can dance after one lesson. To Mrs. Margaret It can’t be as bad as all of that Phegley, we bequeath girls who have perfect figures and a P. E. class that loves to do exercises. To Miss Aline Keep your fingers curved Johnson, we bequeath a short- hand class that can read their own writing and a typing H class that can type for ten minutes without an error. To Mrs. Margery First take your assignment for tomorrow Eller, we bequeath English classes that use perfect English and kids that will never whis- per in study hall. To Mrs. Betty Quietdown, girls, you're too noisy Abericrombie, we bequeath students that are perfect seamstresses and an F.H.A. that is loaded with money. To Mr. Adrain Comeon, kids, let's get on the ball Phegley, we bequeath a new set of jokes and a Musketeer Staff that can get a paper out on time. To Mr. William Don't leave now. the fun is just beginning Waters, we bequeath a chemistry class that can perform an experiment without having an explosion and an Annual Staff that can have each deadline in on time. To Mr. George I really don't think you need a review Lochner, we be- queath students who will turn in their library books on time and a Senior play that is a great success. To Mr. Alfred This is not a test in eyesight Spratt, we bequeath a Junior class that can give a prom without any money. To Mr. Elmer Let’s quiet down Schuchman, we bequeath F.F. A. boys that are perfect pest collectors. To Mr. Bobby If you don't shut up, I’m going to run my fist down your throat seven inches Groves, we bequeath a basketball team that will follow all the rules for a perfect team. To Mr. Roy Watch your fingers, boys” Hulfachor, we bequeath a few girls who will take shop to add a little sparkle to his class. To Mrs. Elizabeth Let's get busy Herschbach, we bequeath a geography class that likes to do home work. To Miss Mary Good morning, Mr. Trammell, we bequeath a messenger boy to deliver the bulletins and a special desk for lost and found articles. CLASS WILL I William Oh, shucksl Bahr, bequeath my pleasant personality to Robert Roth and my Elvis style hair to Carl Braun. I, Laura Oh, horrors! Brewer, bequeath my seat in history to Larry Laurent and my pleasant disposition to Darlene Brown. I, Shelba Honey, don't! Brown, bequeath my happy smile to Martha Nishol- son and my leadership ability to Elsa Lucht. I, Edward Check that! Burgdorf, bequeath my physique to Charles Guebert and my hot-rod to Tommy DeLuca. I, Marilyn Loretta, what are you doing tonight? Burmester, bequeath my cut-up ability to Jane Mehring and my best all-around nature to Marlene Menard. I, Robert See you later. Gaitor! Dannenbrink, bequeath my stubborn attitude to Eileen Voss. I, Judy Put on your coat! Dearworth, bequeath my intelligence and ability to make good grades to Jackie Braun. I, Barbara No, Mayonnaise! DeLuca, bequeath my popularity and cheerful- ness to Betty Braun. I, Evertt Oh, Shoot! DeRousse, bequeath my ability to flirt to John Raffl and my office of class president to Billy Hanger. I, Rodney, How many laps tonight, coach? Dinges, bequeath my bright red sweater to Earl Wilson and my sports ability to James Otten. I, David Hey, are you going to the cabin tonight? Doiron, bequeath my curly black hair to Fred Spitz and my good grades to Jim Muskop. I, Linda Oh, heavens! Doiron, bequeath my flirting ability to Edith Gregson and my graceful walk to Bonnie Melliere. I, Karen I’ve got the car tonight! Eggerding, bequeath my height to Jo Ann Papenberg and my good grades in English to Suzanne Guebert. I, Betty You should have been with us last night! Ehret, bequeath my athletic ability to Marie Ellner and my blue eyes and blonde hair to Dorothy Piel. I, Eugene Mrs. Herschbach, I don’t agree! Fadler, bequeath my loads of homework to Robert Hunter and my ability to ask stupid questions to Edward Piel. I, Susan Hey, kids, you know what? Frick, bequeath my craziness and ability to act silly to Darlene Wirth. I, Patsy Oh, you crazy kids! Gebbar, bequeath my ability to talk fast to Florence Dumstorff and my years of cheerleading to Lola Heine. I, Glennon Oh, that Elaine! Goetting, bequeath my seat at the V.F.W. to Herbert Schaffner and my quiet nature to Mildred Besher. I, Rosalie, Oh, Honey Greathouse, bequeath my fun on weekends and late hours to Leola Goeddel. I, Albert Hi, toots Gregson, bequeath my wisecracks to Eugene Schmidt. I, Lorraine Let's go to St. Louis Guebert, bequeath my love for sports to Carol Wehreim. I, Firmin I don’t know Hannebutt, bequeath my quietness to Ann Burgdorf and my blonde hair to John Raffl. I, Vernon Howdy Henry, bequeath my height to James Otten and my non- interest in girls to Joseph Wiegard. CLASS WILL I, Loretta Let's go to Baldwin Hentis, bequeath my ability to go steady to Carolyn Tillock. I, Earl How about a date, Lollie? Kueker, bequeath my laziness to Fred Spitz,and my love for girls to Robert Roth. I, Ralph I'm thinking Kuhlman, bequeath my ability to disagree with teachers to Charles Vogt and my good looks to Paul McCarty. I, Larry You know it Kuhn, bequeath my ability for sleeping in history to Ronald Durbin and my love for basketball to Herbert Schaffner. I, Eileen Let's go to Waterloo Liefer, bequeath my indifference to boys to Norma Moehrs. I, Lois Oh, really Link, bequeath my ability to stay home and study to Freeda Bennett. I, Audrey Oh, blast it Ludwig, bequeath my ready replies to Nina Nagel. I, Maureen Cool, man McCarthy, bequeath my way with boys to Jane Meh- ring. I, Janet You're the craziest, most McIntyre, bequeath my shapeliness to Dorothy Voges and my good natured personality to Jacqualine Braun. I, Alvin Dig that” Melliere, bequeath my curly black hair to Gary Kempfer and my ability to pass my subjects to Martha Nicholson. I, Jerry Oh, be quiet Melliere, bequeath my height to Richard Kennedy. I, Janet That's right Moehrs, bequeath my pleasant disposition to Elaine Buch and my participation in school activities to Margaret Laurent. I, Jessie Where’s Barb? Brown, bequeath my crazy, mixed-up ways to Marlene Hanebutt and my nerve to experiment with my hair to Betty Braun. I, Rita That's alright Moll, bequeath my endless amount of nerve to Lucille Donjon. I, Charles Laudy, Laudy Mudd, bequeath my swaggering, ladies-man attitude to Jerome Kern. I, John If you say so Nicholson, bequeath my carefree attitude to Elsa Luct. I, Carolyn Hey Owen, bequeath my black hair to Darlene Kueker. I, JoAnn Oh, Honey Pautler, bequeath my quiet ways to Kathleen Windergerst. I, Hazel That’s the most Reed, bequeath my ability to flirt to Sharon Trammell. I, Emily Oh, come on Rehmer, bequeath my quiet ways to Freeda Bennett. I, Marilyn Oh, shut your face Rehmer, bequeath my long black hair to Dorothy Voges. I, Carl Sonny Ricke, bequeath my blonde crewcut to Robert Hunter. I, Ronnie Ohhh, that Baldwinll!” Seymour, bequeath my heavy night life to Robert Roth. I, Jeannie Got a letter from Bob”, bequeath my diamond ring to Leola Goeddel. I, Roland For cripes sakes Stiebol, bequeath my pretty blonde waves to Vernon Voges. I, Paul I studied last night Sturm, bequeath my good grades to Leroy Bievenue. I, Eugenia Oh, boy Valleroy, bequeath my flirting ways to Margaret Buch. I, Edward Oh, well Wagner, bequeath my athletic ability to James Otten. I, Glenda Gracious Wiegard, bequeath my slim stature to Joyce Seymour. I, Lucille Oh, my gosh Wirth, bequeath my height to Milton Weber. I, Mary Lou Got a letter from Roger Zipfel, bequeath my pretty voice to Carol Wehrheim. 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