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

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lor:-., n tneir 1. ations ana he peppy ; VOLUME lj NUMBF° FRIDAY .orussang iotic run- nis Is My boy1 s chorus brums in Ky accomi column Aft. ' $ .ne entertain- nt the parents were tc meetthe tea- ■rJ discus; the jjKJil j neir c.ild- ‘ f JO Dy t cli.'TFTrr.iresident n .ovemfcer ?, the inai (tey of ti e campaign, .: v? senior class .ttt,a ?. x ne isles -■•••''led 22io,?? fcjis. thehi; :est.sales l recent years. T.' the cJ oss ■ v. - ■- I in by HjUfek Iit.ze.-tann nenoer .nor . The rcsul. e students : —• iects a iionc 1 20 late IH » ...... fr.c.liW I r:ow at the V $ r on LeccW : ocesdsfrom w I at, a comet ¥ 5 enday - eld, y I d for f -e t' wnas project. 1 I ?ceives funds I 'da machine di tfcall names. | rii sales- andhs Warded a portable apo recorder.,All seniors :aho- 2 at least, four vions to Look fBftfr ' e large «fcuTTeo Kff .ie following are (■ winners: Ritalbb- ■ffy Roy ''oyer, June MT -dorf, Fete Liefer, ■B.rlie Steibel, Susie B.iler, Ethel Piel, and fea nnie rueker. . e oral students won s nin for selling flDO or more. Tney are the following: Louis 3ggerding, $110. ?Qj Rita Robottom, 1 3.33$ Charles Steibel, iHlii .10; Jean Kueker, 21 7.1? • ayj Curtis Gielov, $171.13 All salesmen totaling over $25 received a cer- tificate. srit icholBHH ram. Louis aiinolph County- .«. .uo.-n for this honor. oeni-finalists were :ooon on the basis of no results luaymue on' he i.ationalleritSchol- rship .ual ifyi ny 'i'est • jeven t h'ousand semi- inalists .re selected hie year. Students from v 'V sixteen thousand chools tcck part inthe eat. After graduation Louis Ians to attend’ hshing- on University. He in- ends to ‘study in the ielci of chemical re- earcn. drat

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Student Council Richard Liefer, Lela Voss, Dennis Kenny Gielow, Tony Siegfried, Sue Prange, Voss Marlene'Hartmann The Student Council, the service organization, endeavors to promote a better Esprit de Corps between ad- ministration, faculty, and the student body. Responsibility, leadership, and good citizenship are among those qualities for which members strive. Curtis Hecke, Arlene Hartmann, Craig Moore Mrs. Phegley, Sponsor; J. Burmester, Treasurer; G. Hitzemann, President; F. Van Eck, Secretary; S. House, Vice-President. Allan Luthy Frances Surman Donna Fehr

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Diane Paperberg, Sec. -Treasurer Irene Huch, Historian Jennifer Lesinger, President Mrs. Abercrombie, Sponsor Betty Rosemier, Reporter Sam Hohmann, Vice-President J. ZJ. PLANNING FOR A CAREER IN EDUCATION” Nancy Falkenhain Myra Nagel Rose Prigge Elizabeth Burmeister Karl Rehmer EDUCATION MEETS THE CHALLENGE TO CHANGE Judy Rehmer Arlene Hartmann Darwin Schrader Marilyn Burmeister Sharon Rosenberg