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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

Cereis Staff Seated, left to right: Sharon Trammell, Mrs. Eller, Sponsor; Freeda Bennett, Carol Wehrheim, Editor; Lola Heine, Co-Editor; Joyce Simpson. Standing: Carolyn Tillock, Margaret Buch, Jean Buch. We present this Cercis with the wish that it will bring you pleasure. As you leaf through its pages, may you have many happy memories of your years in Red Bud High School. The Senior Class of 1958 wishes to dedicate this Cercis to Mrs Staples who, during the years, has brought pleasure and inspiration to many through her work in the music department Superintendent ’s Message This Cereis, which is just another yearbook” to you now, will, in time to come be a treasure chest or storehouse of reminiscence. A very dear friend and college teacher of mine, the late Miss Julia Jonah, put it more poetically in her introduction to the College yearbook. Long after this, when you walk down a street Unlike the campus path that's pictured here There'll come to you, perhaps from time's retreat A memory not soon to disappear - At present yours is the world and everything in it. Build now the foundation upon which you can erect your contribution to make the world a little better by your having lived in it. Thanks for a task well fulfilled, a duty.performed, a goal reached. May you succeed as well in other worthy endeavors throughout life. Sincerely, A. N. Trammell faculty ADRIAN PHEGLEY, Principal U. S. History, Spanish I, II; Sponsor: Senior Class; F. T. A. Guidance Director. BETTY ABERCROMBIE Home Economics; Sponsor: F. H. A. FRANK BRASHIER Civics, General Business, Bookkeep- ing; Sponsor Freshman Class. MARGERY ELLER English II, III; Sponsor: Cercis. WILLIAM HEMMER Shorthand I, II, Typewriting I, II; Assistant Baseball Coach, Basket- ball Coach. ELIZABETH HERSHBACH Geometry, Algebra, Physics. ROY HULFACHOR Geography, Industrial Arts; Sponsor: Sophomore Class. faculty GEORGE LOCHNER English I, II; American Problems; Sponsor: Junior Play, Senior Play, Library Club. MARGARET PHEGLEY Biology; Girls' Physical Education; Sponsor: Student Council. ELMER SCHUCHMANN Vocational Agriculture I-IV; Spon- sor: F. F. A., Junior Class. ELBERT SMITH Practical Math, Algebra I; Boys' Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach. JACQUELYN STAPLES Band, Chorus; Sponsor: Pep Club. WILLIAM WATERS General Science, Chemistry, World History. MARY EHRET Secretary Standing from left to right: Henry Harmes, Alfred Keckritz, Bob Besher, Les Miller, Odes Stellhorn, Wm. Mennerich, Charles Schnepel. Standing, left to right: Mrs. A. Loesche, Mrs. E. Koch, Mrs. V. Guebert. Seniors President JOYCE'SIMPSON FHA 1-4; Vice President 2; President 3; Secretary 4; FTA 3; Musketeer 1- 2; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Pep Club 1,4; Senior Ensemble; Annual Staff; Volleyball 2- 3. Vice President JIM MUSKOPF Sparta 1; Football 1; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1; Musketeer 4. Secretary JANE MEHRING Treasurer 2; Student Council 1; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Senior Ensemble; FHA 1-3; Treasurer 3; Musketeer 2-3; Pep Club 1-4. Treasurer CHARLES GUEBERT Student Council 1; Basketball; Base- ball 1-3; Secretary 2. Seniors FREEDA BENNETT CARL BRAUN LEROY BIEVENUE FHA 1-2; Chorus 3-4; Band 1-3; Basketball 1, FFA 3-4; Musketeer 1 Mixed Chorus 4; Mus- 3-4; Baseball 1; Mus- Chorus 4. keteer 1-4; Band 2-4; keteer 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Pep Club 4; Page 3; Mixed Chorus 3-4; Annual Staff 4. Junior Play; King Can- didate 3. MILDRED BESHER BETTY BRAUN DARLENE BROWN Chorus 2-4; FHA 1-4, Secretary 2; Musketeer 2; Library Club 1-2; Queen Candidate 2; Student Council 2-3, President 4. Chorus Accompanist 1-4; Senior Ensemble 4; Band 1-4; FT A 3-4; Historian 4; Musketeer 1-4, Features Editor 4; Pep Club 4; Junior Play. Chorus 1, 3; Band; FHA 1-2; Musketeer 1; FTA 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 3. Seniors ELAINE BUCH JEAN BUCH MARGARET BUCH FHA 1; Musketeer 3-4; Library Club 3-4; Treas- urer 3. FHA 1; Library 3-4; President 4; Musketeer 4; Pep Club 4. Chorus 1; FHA; Library 3-4; Secretary 3; An- nual Staff 4; Musketeer 4, Production Editor 4; Pep Club 4. ANN BURGDORF THOMAS DELUCA ALICE DETERDING Library Club 1-2; Band Prairie du Rocher 1, 2; Chorus 1-3. 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Baseball 1-2; Basket- Chorus 2-4; FHA 1-4; ball 1-2; Treasurer 3. FTA 3-4; Musketeer 2- 4; Editor 4; Pep Club 4. Seniors FRED DETERDING LUCILLE DONJON FLORENCE DUMSTORFF Prairie du Rocher 1-2. FHA 1-2; Musketeer 4. FHA 1-2; Pep Club 4; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 2-3. RONALD DURBIN MARIE ELLNER LEOLA GOEDDEL Prairie du Rocher 1-2; Musketeer 3-4, Sports Editor 4. Prairie du Rocher 1-2; Chorus 1-2. FHA 1-2; Library Club 4; Musketeer 4. Seniors EDITH GREGSON SUZANNE GUEBERT MARLENE HANEBUTT Band 1-3; FHA 1-4, FHA 1-3, Secretary 1, Musketeer 4; Library Historian 3, President Vice President 3; Band Club 3. 4; Musketeer 2; Library 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Club 1-2. Chorus 2-4; Musketeer 2-3; Library Club 1; FTA 3-4, Historian 4; Pep Club 4. BILL HANGER LOLA HEINE GARY KEMPFER FFA 4; Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4. Band 1-4; Chorus 3; Junior Play; FHA 1-2; FTA 3; Secretary Student Council 4; Musketeer 4; Annual Staff, Co-Editor 4; Pep Club 4. FFA 1-4, Reporter 2-4, Treasurer 3; Baseball 1. Seniors RICHARD KENNEDY JEROME KERN MARGARET LAURENT Prairie du Rocher 1, 2; FFA 3,4; Baseball 3,4. FFA 1-4. Chorus 3; Prairie du Rocher 1, 2. LYLE MATHEWS ELSA LUCHT DARLENE KUEKER Prairie du Rocher 1, 2; FFA 2, 3; Secretary FFA 3. FHA 1; Library 4; Mus- keteer 4. Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3; FHA 1-3; Library Club 4; Musketeer 2, Secretary 1. Seniors Paul McCarthy BONNIE MELLIERE MARLENE MENARD Prairie du Rocher 1-2; Bas- ketball 1-2; Baseball 1-2; Musketeer 3. FHA 1-4, Parliamentarian 1; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Musketeer 2; Library Club 1,3; Senior Ensemble. Prairie du Rocher 1-2; Chorus 1-2. NORMA MOEHRS NINA NAGEL JOANN PAPENBERG Student Council 1; FHA 1- 2, President 2; Musketeer 1-4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4. Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Mix- ed Chorus 2-4; Senior En- semble; FTA 3-4, Secre- tary 4; Musketeer 2-4; Li- brary Club 1. Secretary 3; Musketeer 1- 4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; An- nual Staff 3. ' - Seniors DOROTHY PIEL EDWARD PIEL ELDON PROTHE FHA 1; Chorus 2; Mus- FFA 4. Paola, Kansas 1-3; keteer 3-4. Play 2; Baseball 4. JOHN RAFFL ROBERT ROTH HERBERT SCHAFFNER Chorus 1-4; President 3; Student Council Vice President 3; Pep Club 4; Junior Play. FFA 1-4; Band 1-3; Junior Play. FFA 1-4; Band 1-2; Baseball 1-2. Seniors SHARON TRAMMELL CAROLYN TILLOCK THOMAS STEIBEL Cowden 1; FHA 1-3, Sec- retary 2; Annual Staff 4; Musketeer 2-4, Co-Editor 4; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 3-4; Library Club 1; Pep Club 4; Junior Play; FTA 3. FHA 1-2; Chorus 3-4; Cheer- Prairie du Rocher 1 leader 1-4; Annual Staff 4. FRED SPITZ EUGENE SCHMIDT 2. Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Musketeer 3-4; Annual Staff 3; Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4. St. Henry’s Seminary 1-2. Seniors DOROTHY VOGES VERNON VOGES CHARLES VOGT Student Council 1-2, Vice President 1; FHA 2-3; Pep Club 4; Musketeer 2-4; Chorus 2-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4. FFA 1-4, Secretary 4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Chorus 1,4. FFA 1-4; Sentinel 1, Pres- ident 3, Vice President 4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Junior Play. EILEEN VOSS MILTON WEBER FHA Vice President 4; FTA 3-4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Band 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Junior Play; Chorus 2-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Musketeer 2,3. Basketball 1-2; FFA 1-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Baseball 1,2, 4; Student Council 4. Seniors CAROL WEHRHEIM DICK WIEGARD EARL WILSON Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Mus keteer 1-4; Student Council 2, Treasurer 1; Vice President 2; FTA 3-4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 1; Editor of Annual. FFA 1-4, Reporter 3; Treasurer 4; Baseball 1. Umar, Cape Girardeau, Mo. 1-2; Band 3; Chorus 1-4; Basketball 1-4. KATHLEEN WINDERGERST DARLENE WIRTH Chorus 1-3; Musketeer 1; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; FHA 1; Library Club 3. Mixed Chorus 3-4; Student Council 3; FHA 1-2. juniors President ROBERT KOESTER LORETTA ADAIR SHIRLEY BIEVENUE Vice President Secretary STANLEY JOYCE LAURENT HITZEMANN NORMAN HILDA BACHELIER BAILEY IVA GAIL DARCELLA DWIGHT BLOW COURIER CURTEN Treasurer RICHARD KOESTER CAROL ANN BIELEFELD DONALD DEROUSSE flmiors MARY LEE GEORGIA MARVIN DE ROUSSE DINGES ERDMANN RILEY DELORIS DELBERT FUHRHOP GODARE GOEDDEL EULA EUNICE EUGENE GUEBERT GUEBERT GUEBERT NORMAN FADLER RICHARD GRUETER GLENN GUEBERT {juniors NORBERT RONNIE VIVIAN HARTMANN HUNTER JONES DARLENE KOESTER ROGER KOESTER RICHARD KUHLMANN GLENN KAFFENBERGER ARLOU LIEFER ROSALYN LINK KAY LOGAN BRIGITTE MARSHALL WAYNE MARSHALL {Juniors IRENE JOHN JOYCE VIOLA MATHEWS MATHEWS MOLL MUDD KENNETH , SANDRA MARY LOU BETTY NAGEL NELSON PALMER PRATER CARL RAKO MARGARET RALL DARLENE REHMER MELBA REHMER {Juniors WAYNE RUTH ANN ROBERT PATRICIA REHMER ROBERT ROEHRKASSE ROESMIER RUTH ANN ALBERTA ROHLFING SKILES LEROY WAYNE SIEGFRIED STELLHORN EDWIN VOSS BOB STROH DONALD VOGES CLAUDE WORLEY ophomom President LEE DEMICK Vice President Secretary DON DON KUEKER LIEFER Treasurer KENNETH RAHN Sophomores Kathleen Becherer John Booth Sandra Braun Shirley Burgdorf James Candler Virginia Courier Joan Dannenberg Donald Dickerson Omea Dickerson Carol Doiron Ruth Dueker Eileen Dumstorff John Eggerding Donald Ellner Judy Gibbar Ruth Glasgow Alfred Guebert Dorothy Guebert James Guebert Carol Happel Sophomores Roger Harbough Joyce Harriss Gary Johnson Curtis Kimzey Catherine Koch Oliver Koester Karen Kuhlman Ronald Kunklemanne Roberta Laurent Glenda Lauterjung Harold Liefer Leon McBridee Francis Melliere Ila Melliere Dale Miller Ruth Ann Miller Gary Moll Jeanette Moll Ivan Mollet Richard Muskopf Dorothy Nelson Alice Pearl Newman Deloris Nicholson James Otten Margaret Otten Ralph Piel Sharon Presswood James Miller Sophomores Clara Prothe Wayne Rehmer Glenn Salger Marilyn Salger John Schlotmann Dorothy Schnepel Carolyn Schrader Jimmie Sinningson Robert Sitzes Irma Stellhorn Luann Stellhorn William Sturm Helen Sutton Margie Thompson Kenneth Tillock Mary Tobin Paul Turner Charles Valleroy Andre Voges JoAnn Voss Rose Voss Gerald Wagner Allen Warren Ronald Wehrheim Goldie Worley James Yallaly Carolyn Zipfel vmmm President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Karen Wolfe Jean Ellner Gloria EUner Gary Brand freshmen Tyler Abercrombie Wanda Adair Linda Bailey Janeith Baker Glenn Bievenue Larry Blow Barbara Brewer Sonny Budde Clyde Bunte Robert Burgdorf Donna Casey Sandra Colviss Gary Dashner Omen Dickerson Donald Doiron Richard Dumstorff John Falkenheim Ronald Fehr Nancy Hanebutt Loren Harms Roger Hartmann Paulette Hecke Bonnie Hitzemann Geraldine Hitzemann Jreshmen Ardell Huetsch Majoria Jones Charles Kellely James Junge Kenneth Kern Edward Kisro Judy Knobloche Harvey Koester Loretta Koester Dennis Kruse Judith Kruse Mary Ann Kueker Mary Ann Kueker Oliver Kueker Wanda Lane Diane LeSaulnier Myron Liefer Henry Ludwig Vaughn McBride Gerald McCarthy Lois Miller Virginia Miller Frank Nagel James Oakley Mary Lou Otten Carl Papenberg Betty Phegley Michael Phegley freshmen Mary Prange Grace Rehmer Leroy Rensing Raymond Robert Martha Rohlfing Loretta Roth Marcella Rowald Helen Schnepel Lloyd Schoenbeck Janet Sievers Sally Smoot Eugene Stamm Kenneth Thompson Jesse Turner Teddy Valentine Gene Vallett Joan Voges Pauline Voss William Wehrheim Carol Wirth William Wright James Zimmer Glen Zipfel Rosalie Zipfel Student Council Seated, left to tight: Mrs. Margaret Phegley, Sponsor; Brigette Marshall, Treasurer; Mildred Besher, President; Richard Koester, Vice President; Lola Heine, Secretary. Standing: Barbara Brewer, Paulette Hecke, Mary Ann Kueker, Mary Lou Palmer, Mil- ton Weber, Donald Kueker, Lee Demick, Fred Spitz. Musketeer First row, left to right, seated: Mr. Adrian Phegley, Sponsor; Ronald Durbin, Sports Editor; Betty Braun, Features Editor; Ann Burgdorf, Editor; Sharon Trammell, Assistant Editor; Iva Gale Blow, News Editor; Margaret Buch, Production Editor; Fred Spitz, Art Editor. Second row: G. Rehmer, F. Bennett, J. Moll, R. Link, E. Buch, D. Piel, L. Goeddel, M. Hanebutt, J. Papenberg, J. Dannenberg, C. Koch, M. Rohlfing. Third row: M. Prange, N. Moehrs, D. Voges, R. Rohlfing, L. Heine, N. Nagel, J. Buch, C. Wehrheim, E. Lucht, L. Donjon. Fourth row: G. Johnson, D. Casey, J. Matthews, E. Guebert, C. Braun, E. Guebert, M. Rail, B. Marshall, C. Kimzey. 7.7J- First row, left to right: R. Burgdorf, L. Harms, D. Wiegard, Treasurer; G. Kempfer, Reporter; V. Voges, Secretary; L. Matthews, Sentinel; M. Weber, President; Mr. Schuchmann, Sponsor; L. Schoenbeck, J. Guebert, K. Kern, C. Vogt, Vice President. Second row: R. Dumstorff, R. Robert, D. Goeddel, D. Voges, J. Eggerding, A. Warren, J. Otten. C. Kelly, H. Ludwig, O. Kueker. Third row: R. Fehr, H. Schaffner, G. Vallet, J. Matthews, F. Deterding, R. Kennedy, R. Roehrkasse, B. Hanger, E. Guebert, W. Stellhorn, E. Piel. Fourth row: D. Ellner, E. Melliere, I. Moliet, O. Koester, W. Wright, G. Bievenue, E. Stamm, A. Voges, J, Kern. Fifth row: A. Guebert, R. Candler, P. Turner, J. Slotmann, K. Thompson. 3M-A- Officers First row, seated, left to right: Mrs. Betty Abercrombie, Sponsor; Eula Guebert, Treas- urer; Eileen Voss, Vice President; Edith Gregson, President; Joyce Simpson, Secre- tary; Eunice Guebert, Degree Chairman; Sharon Presswood, Recreation Chairman. Second row, standing: Carol Happel, Historian; Bonnie Melliere, Parliamentarian; Kathleen Becherer, Project Chairman; Mildred Besher, Public Relation Chairman. First row, seated, left to right: M. Rohlfing, D. Schnepel, P. Newman, D. LeSaulnier, B. Phegley, L. Bailey, M. Kueker, P. Voss. Second row, standing: W. Lane, N. Hanebutt, J. Kruse, D. Casey, L. Miller, L. Roth, C. Wirth, R. Voss, S. Burgdorf, A. Burdorf, C. Doiron, J. Knoblock, S. Smoot. Cibrary Club First row, left to right: Margaret Buch, Secretary; Jean Buch, President; Lee Demick, Vice President; Catherine Koch, Treasurer. Second row: Darlene Kueker, Elaine Buch, Grace Rehmer, Pearl Newman, Joan Dan- nenberg, Leola Goeddel, Mary Prange. Third row; Mr. George Lochner, Sponsor; Curtis Kimzey, Donald Liefer, Jerry McCar- thy, Eldon Prothe, Wayne Marshall, Irma Stellhorn, Elsa Lucht, Kay Becherer, Don aid Kueker. ?. Z.A. First row, seated: Mr. Adrian Phegley, Sponsor; Suzanne Guebert, Historian; Betty Braun, Reporter; Nina Nagel, Secretary-Treasurer; Wayne Rehmer, President; Eileen Voss, Vice President; JoAnn Voss, Carol Wehrheim. Second row, standing: Ann Burgdorf, Mary Prange, Eunice Guebert, William Sturm, Kenneth Nagel, Eula Guebert, Rosalyn Link, Grace Rehmer. %and First row: Eileen Voss, Nina Nagel, Carol Wehrheim, Mary Ann Kueker. Second row: Ann Burgdorf, Donna Casey, Grace Rehmer, Suzanne Guebert, Eugene Vallett, Clyde Bunte, Glenda Lauterjung. Third row: Darlene Wirth, Sherril Stark, Joyce Hitzemann, Lois Miller, Glenn Kaffenberger, Jerry McCarthy, Rose Voss, Tyler Abercrombie. Fourth row: Eula Guebert, Karen Hogan, Linda Thompson. Fifth row: Darlene Brown, Michael Phegley, Susan Miller, Mrs. Staples, Director. Wand First row: Eunice Guebert, Lynn Sitzes, Betty Braun, Georgia Dinges. Second row: Joan Dannenburg, Vaughn McBride, Sharon Trammell, Mary Prange, Joyce Simpson, Jane Mehring. Third row: Melba Rehmer, Ronald Wehrheim, Freeda Bennett, Lola Heine, Steve House, Louis Eggerding, Norbert Hartmann. Fourth row: Donnie Kueker, Donnie Dorion, Robert Sitzes. Fifth row: Gary Brand, Richard Kuhlman, Margie Thompson, Kay Logan. Qiris’ Chorus First row: M. Prange, G. Rehmer, R. Voss, M. Rohlfing, J. Dannenburg, C. Koch, Mrs. Staples, C. Zipful, K. Wolfe, E. Dumstorff, J. Hitzemann, G. Dinges, C. Wehrheim. Second row: M. Rehmer, D. Rehmer, R. Laurent, N. Hanebutt, P. Voss, J. Kruse, S. Colvis, R. Zipful, P. Roesemeier, S. Burgdorf, P. Hecke, B. Hitzemann, D. Casey. Third row: L. Miller, B. Phegley, D. Wirth, F. Bennett, B. Melliere, M. Besher, D. Voges, B. Marshall, F. Dumstorff, E. Guebert, E. Guebert, C. Tillock, G. Ellner, M. Kueker. Fourth row: R. Miller, D. Wirth, J. Ellner, J. Papenberg, N. Moehrs, A. Burgdorf, S. Guebert, J. Mehring, D. Kueker, N. Nagel, J. Simpson, E. Voss, S. Trammell. Kays’ Chorus First row: D. Doiron, V. Voges, E. Guebert, M. Phegley, J. Raffl, R. Kuhlman, C. Papenburg, G. Brand. Second row: C. Braun, G. Kaffenburger, R. Sitzes, N. Hartmann, J. McCarthy, W. Marshall, J. Eggerding, W. Sturm. Third row: L. Bievenue, E. Wilson, C. Vogt, L. Siegfried, R. Durbin, F. Spitz, M. Weber, B. Hanger. First row: B. Marshall, J. Hitzemann, G. Dinges, A. Burgdorf, M. Rehmer, C. Wehrheim, G. Ellner, Mrs. Staples. Second row: S. Trammell, J. Mehring, D. Doiron, V. Voges, E. Guebert, M. Phegley, J. Raffl, R. Kuhlman, C. Papenberg, G. Brand, C. Koch, K. Wolfe. Third row: S. Guebert, D. Voges, C. Braun, G. Kaffenberger, R. Sitzes, N. Hartmann, J. McCarthy, W. Marshall, J. Eggerding, W. Sturm, M. Prange, G. Rehmer. Fourth row: M. Besher, B. Melliere, L. Bievenue, E. Wilson, C. Vogt, L. Siefgried, R. Durbin, F. Spitz, M. Weber, B. Hanger, L. Miller, B. Phegley. Fifth row: M. Rohlfing, J. Papenberg, R. Zipfel, F. Bennett, M. Moehrs, J. Simpson, E. Voss, C. Zipfel, D. Wirth, N. Nagel, R. Voss, D. Casey. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Mrs. Staples, S. Trammell, N. Nagel, B. Melliere, S. Guebert, B. Braun, J. Simpson, M. Besher, J. Mehring, C. Wehrheim. Piano Accompanist Betty Braun GIRLS' TRIO J. Hitzemann, A. Burgdorf, B. Marshall. junior Play •’HOBGOBLIN HOUSE” Sponsor: Mr. Lochner THE CAST: Darius Krupp------- Miss Priscilla Carter Marian Carter------ Jill Carter-------- Frank Harlow--------- Jack Loring----------- Susan Parkins-------- Henry Goober------- Delilah Worts------ Bluebeard Bronson- • Bill Wilkins------- Patricia Arnold - - ■ NORBERT HARTMAN - - EUNICE GUEBERT BRIGITTE MARSHALL ........KAY LOGAN - RICHARD GRUETER - - LEROY SIEGFRIED ■ JOYCE HITZEMANN ROBERT ROEHRKASSE - - GEORGIA DINGES • -WAYNE MARSHALL - - EUGENE GUEBERT HILDA BAILEY Senior Play Play Cast Stage Managers Prompters Leroy Bievenue, Earl Wilson, Darlene Kueker, and Carol and Milton Weber Wehrheim Abraham Lincoln (as a boy) Abraham Lincoln (as a man) Sarah Lincoln--------------JoAnn Papenberg James Rutledge------------------------Fred Spitz Auntie Sparrow-----------------Eileen Voss Mrs. Bennett Able ---------Joyce Simpson Mrs. Rutledge--------------------------Ann Burgdorf Jack Armstrong-----------------Robert Roth Nancy Hanks Lincoln-------------------Jane Mehring Robert Roehrkasse Eldon Prothe Ann Rutledge----------------Betty Braun Malcom Judd----------------Vernon Voges John McNeil---------------------Charles Vogt Martha----------------Sharon Trammell Mary Owens------------- Margaret Buch Mattie-----------------------------Jean Buch Sam Hill---------------------------John Raffl YOUNG LINCOLN Director: MR. LOCHNER CAST Basketball GLENN KAFFENBERGER Captain RICHARD KOESTER CARL BRAUN Co-Captain ROBERT KOESTER RICHARD KUHLMANN Basketball Varsity First row, left to right: Norbert Hartmann and Richard Kuhlmann. Second row: Richard Koester, Earl Wilson, Riley Fuhrhop, Carl Braun, Glenn Kaffenberger, and Robert Koester. junior Varsity Left to right: Jerry McCarthy, Paul Turner, Lee Demick, Gary Johnson, Ronnie Wehrheim, Harold Liefer, Curtis Kimzey, and Donny Kueker. Kneeling: Coach, William S. Hemmer. baseball First row, left to right: Paul Turner, Curtis Kimzey, James Junge, Harold Liefer, Milton Weber, Norbert Hartmann, Robert Roehrkasse, Richard Kennedy, Ronnie Wehrheim, Elbert Smith, Coach. Second row: Alfred J. Guebert, Eldon Proethe, LeRoy Siegfried, Jerry McCarthy, Herbert Schaffner, Earl Wilson, Vernon Voges, and Tyler Abercrombie. Cheerleaders “K” Zeam “A” Zeam A TEAM Kay Logan, Vivian Jones, Carolyn Tillock, Eileen Voss, Joyce Hitzemann. B TEAM JoAnn Voss, Joan Dannen- berg, Catherine Koch, Lois Miller, Rose Voss. Pep Club Standing, left: J. Hitzemann, K. Logan, V. Jones, E. Voss, C. Tillock. Standing, right: J. Voss, L. Miller, C. Koch, J. Dannenberg, R. Voss. First row, left to right: J. Papenberg, S. Trammell, C. Wehrheim, F. Bennett. Second row: M. Buch, J. Buch, M. Prange, R. Zipfel, G. Rehmer, J. Sievers, S. Colvis, M. Tobin, A. Jones, Mrs. Staples, Sponsor. Third row: B. Marschall, I. Blow, M. Rail, J. Kruse, P. Voss, L. Koester, G. Lauterjung, E. Dumstorff, C. Zipfel, S. Burgdorf, C. Schrader, F. Dumstorff, N. Moehrs. Fourth row: K. Kuhlmann, D. Koester, M. Rehmer, E. Guebert, E. Guebert, C. Bielefeld, J. Simpson, S. Guebert, J. Mehring, B. Braun, G. Vallett, T. Abercrombie. Fifth row: J. McCarthy, E. Wilson, N. Hartmann, C. Kimsey, R. Kuhlmann, G. Kaffenberger, K. Rahn, C. Braun, M. Phegley, D. Doiron, G. Brand, A. Budde. Class Snapshots Class Snapshots TYPING II Mr. Hemmer Honors NORMA MOEHRS Valedictorian JOANN PAPENBERG Salutatorian LOLA HEINE D. A. R. Award Senior Honor Koll First row, left to right: Jane Mehring, Sharon Trammell, Carol Wehrheim, John Raffl, Lola Heine, Jean Buch, Eileen Voss, and JoAnn Papenberg. Second row: Elaine Buch, Lucille Donjon, Bonnie Melliere, Joyce Simpson, Nina Nagel, Ann Burgdorf, Marlene Hanebutt. aporites Kay Cog an Queen Zom CeCuca King Pages Jreeda Pemett and Jla JHeMere Jean Ellner, Freshman; Catherine Koch, Sophomore; Jane Mehring, Senior; Kay Logan, Queen, Junior; Tom DeLuca, King, Senior; Stanley Laurent, Junior; Dick Muskopf, Sophomore; Tyler Abercrombie, Freshman. Prophecy It is the year 1970. Ann Burgdoif and Earl Wilson are climbing into the control room of the United States' latest satellite. (—) They proceed to give instructions to their pilot, Eddie Piel; co-pilot, Peggy Laurent; and able radio technician, Billy Hanger. Their purpose is to make a survey of the occupations of their former classmates by taking an interplanetary cruise. Earl swings his precisioned telescope into place and the cruise begins! First stop, Red Bud, Illinois. Eileen Voss is now superintendent of Red Bud High, assisted by genial Tommy Deluca, principal. R. B. s coach? Why, Ronnie Durbin, of course, whose Musketeers have won every game! Also they find some new additions to Red Bud. A new home for delinquent boys founded by Robert Roth whose motto is There is no such thing as a Bad Boy! Also that lovely new housing development Carl-Dot Acres, developed by that well-known contractor, Carl Braun assisted by his lovely wife, Dorothy. Look- ing closer, they find Kathleen Windergerst, Alice Deterding, and Marlene Menard trying to figure out which button to push for Hot coffee to gossip with. They and their husbands have found living there to be easy, but complicated! From here they journey to the University of Elinois. What's this? Nina Nagel is now a chemistry professor there? Looking over Elinois’ vast prairie lands, they notice Charles Vogt getting an award for perfecting his hybrid com. Come-now Charlie, ears of com three feet long? They then look into the St. Louis situation. Well, Vernon Nookie Voges and Eugene Schmidt are the new stars of the St. Louis Hawks, proving that Good things do come in small packages. Fred Spitz is accepting an award for his wonderful comic strip Meteor- the Misguided Missile Dog whEe his pretty secretary, Freeda Bennett looks on. From here they journey on to New York City. Why, many of their former classmates reside here. For instance, Darlene Wirth is a top model for a world- wide agency. Leroy Bievenue is a famous actor who got his start playing Joseph in the Christmas pageant. In a New York night club they find those prairie beauties; Elaine, Jean and Margaret Buch, belting out a song. Also in the musical world they see Betty Braun and Carol Wehrheim pounding the baby grands at Carnegie Hall. In the Newsworld, Eldon Prothe, ace correspondent is reporting to the edi- tor of the New York Times, Lola Heine. From New York to Washington D. C. for a chat with the president. Who? Why, MEly Besher, of course. She is presenting Johnny Raffl with a cup for his saucer. A gold cup for his victory in the flying saucer race, that is. Prophecy Now to journey westward before we leave for outer space. In Las Vegas they watch Jim Muskopf, Gary Kempfer, and Milton Weber trying their newest foolproof??? system at the roulette table. On to filmland I Hollywood's newest and greatest stars of the screen are Marlene Hanebutt and Dick Wiegard (who has replaced Clark Gable) as Modern Screen Lover. A brief peek at a new Rock 'n' Roll picture reveals Lyle Matthews (who has replaced Elvis Presley) singing his new release The Satellite Rock. Also featured in the picture are Dorothy Piel and Fred Deterding, those sen- sational Calypso dancers. Now to the military fields. Sergeant Bonnie Melliere is instructing Wac private, Joann Papenberg in Operation Manhunt. On the other hand jet pilot Thomas Romeo Steibel is bidding a sad farewell to Leola Goeddel and Marie Ellner before he blasts off. Their former classmate, Richard Tex Kennedy, owner of Tex-Ken oil wells is about to drill his 99th oil well. (All successful, too!) Suzanne Guebert and Jerome Kern have taken over Arthur Murray's dance studios. Dancing, anyone? Charles Guebert now owns the first coast-to-coast milk route. His slogan? Milk—To Keep America Strong! Darlene Kueker is head Nurse at Deaconess Hospital now. Elsa Lucht has gone a little farther; a missionary in Africa! They are just in time to watch Carolyn Tillock, Miss Earth entering her spaceship to go to the moon to compete with eight other girls for the inter- planetary beauty contest title. Her hostess, Jane Mehring, is in conference with Herb Schaffner, Carolyn's capable pilot. Ann and Earl decide to take a short break for some meteor juice at the Milky Way Inn. The proprietor, Paul McCarty invites them to watch his new spectacular Show Rockin' through the Rockets. The newest members of his dancing troupe are Darlene Brown, Joyce Simpson, Sharon Trammell, and Edith Gregson. Norma Moehrs, a former student is the cute cigarette girl. After the show they decided to finish their survey by viewing the Olympics at Mars! Florence Dumstorff and Lucille Donjon are the United States’ entries. So ends the survey made by Ann and Earl. They’ve found that the '58 graduates have certainly taken their places in this worldJ 1. Carol Wehrheim 10. Fred Spitz 19. Marlene Menard 2. Toyce Simpson 11. JoAnn Papenberg 20. Sharon Trammell 3. Carolyn Tillock 12. Dorothy Piel 21. Peggy Laurent 4. Lola Heine 13. Darlene Brown 22. Eldon Pro the 5. Lucille Donjon 14. Darlene Wirth 23. Freeda Bennett 6. Elsa Lucht 15. Earl Wilson 24. Jim Muskopf 7. Bonnie Melliere 16. Ann Burgdorf 25. Betty Braun 8. Marlene Hanebutt 9. Elaine Buch 17. Suzanne Guebert 18. Ronald Durbin 26. Margaret Buch Senior Class Jamites Best Dressed DARLENE and JOHN Most Popular JANE and TOM Best Looking NORMA and DICK Best All Around Wittiest CAROLYN and RONNIE SUSIE and TOM Most Athletic Biggest Flirts CARL and EDITH JOANN and JIM Most Likely to Succeed MILLY and EARL Quietest MILTON and MARLENE Most Studious LUCILLE and ELDON Will I, Freeda Oh sugar Bennett, bequeath my pretty complexion to Georgia Dinges and my slenderness to Loretta Adair. I, Mildred Cussy dern Besher, bequeath my leadership ability to Rosalyn Link and my friendliness to Darlene Rehmer. I, LeRoy Let's go drag” Bievenue, bequeath my part of Joseph in the Christmas pageant to Claude Worley and my levis to Norman Fadler. I, Betty Who's got my typewriter Braun, bequeath my pony tail to Margaret Rail and my different bracelets to Rosalyn Link. I, Carl I don't care Braun, bequeath my athletic ability to Leroy Siegfried and my good build to Carl Rako. I, Darlene Dear Brown, bequeath my bass horn to Mary Lee DeRousse and my ability to argue in history to Ruth Ann Robert. I, Elaine Glennon was down last night Buch, bequeath my ability to study hard to Pat Roesemeier and my tumbling class to Brigitte Marshall. I, Jean Hey, Peg, I got the car Buch, bequeath my green Dodge to Carl Rako and my pretty hands to Sandra Nelson. I, Margaret Ach, no Buch, bequeath my loud giggle to Betty Prater and blond hair to Joyce Moll I, Ann What time is it Burgdorf, bequeath my position as Editor of the Musketeer to Iva Blow and my ability to write clever things to Eunice Guebert. I, Tommy Oh, really DeLuca, bequeath my popularity to Robert Roehrkasse and my love for English to Dwight Curten. I, Alice How about that” Deterding, bequeath my love for chewing gum to Eula Guebert and my seat in geography to John Mathews. I, Fred Is that so Deterding, bequeath my bashfulness to Richard Grueter and my indifference towards girls to Richard Kuhlman. I, Lucille Good gracious Donjon, bequeath my interest in the Hawks to Hilda Bailey and my ability to stay at home on Saturday nights to Joyce Hitzemann. I, Florence It's the truth Dumstorff, bequeath my different hair styles to Joyce Hitzemann and my craziness to Bob Stroh. I, Ronald I'll be darn Durbin, bequeath my stylish clothes to Roger Koester and my love for Pontiacs to Robert Koester. I, Marie I guess Ellner, bequeath my shyness to Georgia Dinges and my ability to get home early from Modoc to Norbert Hartmann. I, Leola Well, I'll be Goeddel, bequeath my non-interest in boys to Alberta Skiles and my silliness to Edwin Voss. I, Edith Bite me Gregson, bequeath my dimples to Mary Lou Palmer and my specs to Mary Lee DeRousse. I, Charles Don't sweat it Guebert, bequeath my I don't care attitude to Robert Koester and my peculiar walk to Wayne Stellhorn. I, Suzanne I've got the car tonight Guebert, bequeath my love for English IV to Richard Koester and my car coat to Darlene Koester. I, Marlene Hurry up Hanebutt, bequeath my pretty complexion to Pat Roesemeier and my long fingernails to Shirley Bievenue. I, Bill Oh Hanger, bequeath my unruly hair and my pencil stubs to Norman Fadler. Will I, Lola Good gracious and corn gravy too” Heine, bequeath my slow walk to Irene Mathews and my striped gym shoes to Riley Fuhrhop. I, Gary Please, Joyce Kempfer, bequeath my ability to talk slow and my love for cutting up in class to Mary Lou Palmer. I, Richard Oh, well” Kennedy, bequeath my cowboy boots to Glenn Kaffen- berger and my love for hunting to Viola Mudd. I, Jerome Want to bet Kern, bequeath my famous mane to Vivian Jones and my wise cracks to Margaret Rail. I, Darlene Goodness Kueker, bequeath my engagement ring and my pleated skirts to Sandra Nelson. I, Margaret Oh, my gosh Laurent, bequeath my long hair and my old short- hand note books to Vivian Jones. I, Elsa You wanna bet Lucht, bequeath my quietness to Dwight Curten and my famous tumbling act to Arlou Liefer. I, Lyle Oh well Mathews, bequeath my bow-legged walk to Ronald Hunter and my week-end adventures to Wayne Rehmer. I, Paul Is that so McCarty, bequeath my history ability to Riley Fuhrhop and my music appreciation notes to Glenn Kaffenberger. I, Aletha I guess McMannis, bequeath my long red hair and my ability to look well in glasses to Ruth Ann Rohlfing. I, Jane Gosh sakes Mehring, bequeath my popularity to Joyce Moll and my neat hair to Claude Worley. I, Bonnie Cussy dern Melliere, bequeath my love for '-'Brach's Candy” and my love for Drive-ln movies to Loretta Adair. I, Marlene Oh, you're so ignorant Menard, bequeath my casual remarks to Betty Prater and my love for typing to Deloris Godare. I, Norma Babies must play Moehrs, bequeath my curly hair to Deloris Godare and my attractive personality to Stanley Laurent. I, James I don t know” Muskopf, bequeath my ladies' man attitude to Kenneth Nagel and my love for cards, expecially Old Maid, to Norman Bachelier. I, Nina Don’t you dare step on my new shoes” Nagel, bequeath my daintiness to Iva Blow and my ability to play the flute louder than all the clarinets put together to Delbert Goeddel. I, JoAnn What for Pepenberg, bequeath my freckles to Carol Bielefeld and my ability to get along with boys to Darlene Koester. I, Dorothy Oh, shoot Piel, bequeath my ability to go steady to Carol Bielefeld and my front seat in history to Richard Kuhlman. I, Edward All right Piel, bequeath my dislike for staying in one place in history to Roger Koester and my ability to get to lunch early to Marvin Erdmann. I, Eldon Make sure you are right, then go ahead” Prothe, bequeath my use of big words to Richard Grueter and my part as Abraham Lincoln to John Mathews. I, John Who knows their English” Raffl, bequeath my crew-cut to Bob Stroh and my ability to be the only Senior on the honor roll to Donald Voges. I, Robert Well I do believe” Roth, bequeath my part in the senior play and my part in the intramural games to Donald DeRousse. Will I, Herbert Why Schaffner, bequeath my Southern drawl to Norman Bachelier and my bottle of hair oil to Glenn Guebert. I, Eugene It's fine with me Schmidt, bequeath my English IV literature book and my English IV grammar book to Robert Koester. I, Joyce Hey, Eileen, I got a letter from Don today Simpson, bequeath my height to Robert Roehrkasse and my leadership ability to Kay Logan. I, Fred Well, I'll be a cotton picker” Spitz, bequeath my artistic ability to Kay Logan and my love for hill-billy music to Ruth Ann Robert. I, Thomas Hi, babe Steibel, bequeath my flirtatious ability to Marvin Erdman and my crew cut to Ronald Hunter. I, Carolyn 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Tillock, bequeath my cheerleading ability to Darlene Rehmer and my good figure to Arlou Liefer. I, Sharon You got the car tonight? Trammell, bequeath my parking place at Sip-N-Bite to Delbert Goeddel and my battered-up compact to Ruth Rohlfing I, Dorothy What's the answer? Voges, bequeath my job of collecting money for basketball games and my boy haircut to Brigitte Marshall. I, Vernon Is that so? Voges, bequeath my short stature to Stanley Laurent and my bright red sweater to Kenneth Nagel. I, Charles Where’s Betty? Vogt, bequeath my blue eyes to Donald DeRousse and my laziness to Kay Logan. I, Eileen The car is broken again Voss, bequeath my participation in school activities to Donald Voges and my years of cheerleading to Alberta Skiles. I, Milton Whahoo Weber, bequeath my green dice in my car to Wayne Rehmer and my participation in the Road Angels to Wayne Stellhorn. I, Carol Let's go to Belleville Wehrheim, bequeath all my sheath dresses to Eula and Eunice Guebert and my A's in chemistry to Wayne Marshall. I, Dick Why come? Wiegard, bequeath my duck tail to Norbert Hartmann and my squeaky voice to Brigitte Marshall. I, Earl You don't say Wilson, bequeath my love for sports to Edwin Voss and my desire for knowledge to Leroy Siegfried. I, Kathleen Oh, bless you Windergerst, bequeath my long black hair to Irene Mathews and my love for Baldwin to Glenn Guebert. I, Darlene, There's Ronnie Wirth, bequeath my pretty clothes to Hilda Bailey and my seat in Shorthand II to Shirley Bievenue. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BALDWIN GIL’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION WEHRHEIM STORE PR. 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