Saint Charles High School - Charlemo Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

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Robert Louis Stevenson's TREAS- URE ISLAND enters one's thoughts when considering the term PIRATES. As students, I hope that your treasures lie buried in good books, in searching for truth, in following precepts and examples of teachers, and by exercising good conscientious effort to recognize and solve your problems. Follow- ing this program will result in rich rewards and fond memories which will remain with you for many years. Roy L. Clemons A pirate, according to the lexicons, is one who is guilty of piracy. Guilty, did we say? Does the ancient use of this term evoke from us a c0ntinued admis- sion of our guilt? Indeed, to the con- trary, for fortunately the art of lan- guage has a happy way of adjusting it- self to new associations and to new mean- ings. So we in our student life now think of a pirate as one who draws from every possible opportunity, the potentials of success and achievement. Indeed the term pirate has a growing connotation that commands our respect, our loyalty, and our allegiance. So heres to the l'Pirates of St. Charles High School! Stephen Blackhurst Charlemo time means the close of an- other school year for most of us. Time to pause, take stock and evaluate our plans, for the future. During the past school year we have each had one thing in common, an equal amount of time to use. I hope that most of you feel that this time has been used wisely to develop additional skills, earn worthy friendships, and strengthen your moral and spiritual character. I believe most of you have learned the value of hard work. Your education is a lifetime assignment. You are your teacher - be proud of your pupil! Mr. Burgur These walls do not a prison make. The keys that I carry are the keys to a way of education. Initiative is the proper attitude, a key to success in all walks of life. Mr. Maxon Wav-President Bois sANDFoRT Vice-president for this year is Bob Sandfort. His abilities and hard work have made him an asset to the student council. Bob typifies the Student Code of Ethics and was chosen by the faculty to represent St. Charles at Missouri Boys' State. Student Hody Prcsidcw! JOHN BRUERE john Bruere has shown his outstand- ing leadership abilities throughout his four years of high school, not only in athletics, but by serving well in the work of the student council. john has the re- spect of his fellow students because he is serious in his work. M4 W P D I I tl t I4 h ll y f f 6 h S 6 All aboard for a new day, To the victor belongs the spoils. ,g f, slam, Xa N at Q, 15:12-2 k Yi: 1: ff' 5' QW may S 2 X K. 5 as 312: fi iivsii Jn- i.. ,.,., , . Q1 2 E E X 2 i Q Now, where are we supposed to be? I x K, xr, 1 wx ix My X rx I Food for thought. g, f L Fi N -.I if , 1 X K X! ,Y xv' 'x R, 1 The BLUE DANUBE waltz?? , f M N Hard at work in the chemistry lab. One, l' f HO, F171-6-ew fou l'. Rome whSf 0, RomS01 efore aff thou' Romw Discussion groups help to make a class more interesting. Visual education enriches the class's studies. The style designers of the future. if Goin' home U5 X X fy ' OA W X Y f 'MX -x 35 9 zz c ll I I H 1 32 ' ix tk D f Q53 ' R X ERR 22 we Our Zzculfy l6'msfs Many Ceaching years MARGUERITE T. AHRENS, Home Economicsg B.S. Lindenwood Collegeg M.E., St. Louis Universityg University of Missouri. ICAE ALGEO, English, Publicationsg B.S., Southwest Missouri State Collegeg University of Missourig Colorado State Collegeg Temple University. GENE BAUMANN, General Shop and General Metalsg B.S., Kansas State Collegeg El Dorado junior Collegeg Kan- sas State Universityg University of Missouri. GROFF S. BITTNER, Vocal Musicg B.S., Indiana Centralg M.M., University of Indiana. MELVIN BREIDENBACH, Instrumental Musicg A.B., Western Kentucky State Collegeg M.A., Washington Uni- versity. IO CERENO, Home Artg B.S., University of Tennesseeg Washington University. CHRISTINE CONOVER, String Classesg B.M., MacMurray Collegeg M.M., University of Michigang London, Eng- land Violin Collegeg Juilliard Music School. MARGUERITE DALLMEYER, 8th Grade Mathematicsg B.S., Lindenwood College. FRANCIS I. DAVID, Art I and IIg B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College. PEGGY DIGGS, English II and IIIg B.S., Northwest Missouri State Collegeg Central Collegeg Texas State College for Women. MARIE DUELLO, Historyg B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers Collegeg Culver-Stocktong Central Wesleyan. I9 L Hharlcs HIM Acquires I5 CAROL ELLIS, accompanist for choral department, B.M., De Pauw University. LENA W. ELLIS, Typing I and II, B.S., Southwest Missouri State Teachers College, University of Southern Cali- fornia. FRANCIS K. FULLER, English, B.S., Washington University, Wayne State University. MARY G. GAUSS, English and Literature, B.S., University of Missouri, St. Louis University, Lindenwood College. DORIS GERKEN, Typing, Study Hall, B.S., College of St. Theresa. A. N. GIBSON, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, B.S., University of Missouri, A.B., Valparaiso University. DORIS GRUER, Psychology, Guidance and Counseling, A.B., Lindenwood College, M.A., Washington University. ANALE HACKLEY, American History, Studenf Council, A.B., Central College, University of Missouri, University of Wisconsin, University of California. W. A. HACKMANN, Algebra I, Physics, B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, Missouri School of Mines, Central College. RUBY M. HART, R.N., Christian Hospital, Lindenwood College. WILLIAM V. HENDERSON, A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Modern Choir, Blue Choir and Chorus, B.M., Univer- sity of Kansas, M.M., University of Wichita, Emporia State Teachers College, Harris Teachers College. 20 ew Zzculfy Members MRS. H. J. HERBST, Literature, English, B.A., Queen's Universityg Washington University. ROBERT C. HESS, A Concert and Marching Band, BH Bandg B.M.E., Northwestern University. ROBERT B. HORNING, Science, Industrial Artsg B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, University of Georgia. VERNE R. KAPFER, Counselor, B.S., Kirksville State Teachers Collegeg M. E., University of Missouri. C. F. KELLEY, Mathematicsg B.S., Southwest Missouri State College, Arkansas Stateg Northeast Missouri State Teach- ers Collegeg Washington University. IRMA M. KING, Special Educationg A.B., Drake University, Grinnell Collegeg University of Missourig Harris Teachers College. FRANK KIRBY, Physical Education, Healthy B.S., Central Collegeg University of Missouri. J. W. KNIGHT, Scienceg B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teachers Collegeg B.S., Missouri Universityg Kirksville State Teachers College. NINA KNIGHT, Chemistry, Scienceg B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, M.A., University of Missourig ' Culver Stockton. ROY MAYFIELD, Englishg B.A. and B.S.E., Northeast Missouri State Teachers Collegeg Hannibal LaGrange. HILMA MILLER, Mathematicsg Southern Illinois University. 2I Many S KH .Si Ueachers ll GEORGE B. PETERS, International Relations, American Government, World History, Citizenship, B.S., East Arkansas State Teachers College, New Mexico Western College, University of Arkansas. MAJORIE PHELPS, Family Relations, American History, B.S., University of Missouri, Washington University. JEANETTE PIERCE, Vocal Music, Study Hall, B.M.E., Drake University. THELMA POPE, Special Education, B.S., Washington University, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College. JIM D. RASH, Physical Education, Football, Track, B.S., Kirksville State Teachers College. THEODOSIA RAUCH, English, Library, A.B. and MA., Washington University, University of Colorado. CLARA REGAN, Physical Education, B.S., University of Missouri, Colorado State College, U.C.L.A., University of Virginia, University of Colorado. WILLIAM F. ROCHE, Geography, Missouri History, A.B., Ed.M., St. Louis University. GENE ROHR, History, Athletic Department, B.S., Southeast Missouri State College. BLANCH SCHAFER, Latin, French, A.A., Stephens College, B.S., University of Oklahoma, University of Iowa, Uni- versity of Missouri. HELEN SCHNARE, English I, Speech, Drama, B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College. 22 Orzyimzfe 0uf-rff- fate gg. 5 4 r DONALD P. SCHROEDER, World History, Economics, Sociology, Publications, B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teach- ers Colle e. CLARA SCgHULZ, Librarian, B.A., Lindenwood, B.S., M.A., Washington University.. WAVA SCOTT, Vocational Homernaking, B.S., University of Missouri, University of Vermont, University of Colo- rado, Washington University, University of Wyoming. LUCILE SMITH, General Business, Office Practice, Bookkeeping, B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Washington University. 1 FRANCES E. STORY, Algebra I, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Mathematical Analysis, B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, University of Colorado, Purdue University, Duke University, University of Vir- ginia, Washington University. TED STRUCKMANN, Health, B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, University of Southern Illinois. HARRY N. SYRENE, Machine Shop Practice, Bates College, Massachusetts State Teachers College, University of Missouri. I. R. TAYLOR, Girls' Physical Education, B.S., University of Illinois, University of Oregon, Washington University. VIRGINIA TERRY, English, A.A., Monett Ir. College, A.B,. Lindenwood. EDWARD THIEL, General Science, General Agriculture, B.S., University of Missouri, Washington University. NELSON THOMPSON, Citizenship, Geography, Visual Education, B.S., Kirksville State Teachers College, Univer- sity of Missouri. 23 IOOZ M. S CA. and K CA. ,flflemberslzzjv RUTH TRUNDLE, Citizenship, B.S., Central Missouri State College. VIRGINIA VON BASTIAN, Biology, B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, M.A., Washington University. FLOYD A. WALKER, Physical Education, Athletic Director, B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, M.A. Arizona State College, University of Wyoming. JAMES R. WALKER, General Shop, Drivers Training, B.S., Kirksville Missouri State Teachers College. MELVIN A. WASHINGTON, Functional Mathematics, Terminal Math, Consumers Math, B.A., M.A., Lincoln Uni- versity, Washington University. MARY WENTKER, Functional Mathematics, Algebra I and II, B.A., Webster College, St. Louis University, Linden- wood College. RUBY WERGES, World Literature, Creative Writing, English III, -B.S., University of Missouri, Morse School of Ex- pression, University of Wisconsin, Washington University, LURLINE WIGHTMAN, Typing I and II, ShOrthr1UCl I, Secretarial Practice, Business English, Business Law, B.S., University of Missouri, Bowling Green Business University, University of Indiana, Denver University, University of Michigan, Springfield Teachers College. LEONORA WILKINSON, English III, A.B., Lindenwood College, Kirksville State Teachers College. Cy G. WILLIAMS, World History, B.S., Central Missouri State College. FRED WOLTER, American History, BJ., University Of Missouri, Washington University, St. Louis University. v 24 0 r H ll lfl i XY 'f'T Z d I I 0 lf! S X - L t ' Ja, .- .-- : 1':.:s?2L : Key? lzJf, '9l.mf. . 1 X Aw? J - S.: L V 1 ,gan L ,.,, I L ' , .. I ww ww. , X Z iQ X . 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L W A LW, Q y 5 L LLM:,MQ,mfz,g,,x1Q,f:aEff.f1L.vfvmaixLf+f.K my,-w may ww? v 5, 1:4 A f,.L,.,, L MM x w,n,.,,,,,, Q M,..Q,5W,L,sL w,qS,y ,QMQy.n,mm,.L,L,WmMx,i L ,W ,M 32QLy.,35gLLLmf.,,g Q ' -Yz1.':zi2L?w2' -ff f ffiffsisigmw EffAx13,L:5S g.gx,L,L5S.-'fwssmfvfwwf' 'f '?w nm g . f E s:fQez52L,L K ' -.fi:L-iii: s 1 A . I 5 4 Q I Y tj My Q la -Q1 ' 1331 r ag ig A El M .. fl V 5 J L FRONT ROW: K. Isola: Mr. Shafenberg: K. Schnarreg C. DuVall: C. I-Ieembrock: R. Romine. SECOND ROW: D. Rayfieldg D. Hahn. THIRD ROW: E. Stirnarnang C. Luthe: P. johnson: M. Eichhorng S. Roth: L. Generig M. Smith. STANDING: D. Rother- mich: R. Renkeng J. Kinkerg D. Cork: M. Fridleyg M. Nickerson: G. Groeneman: D. Tibbsg S. Seay. junior Klassical lfezzgue At the first of the year, the club held its annual slave auction with a formal initiation afterwards. Then the slaves were freed in a Manumission ceremony. During the year the junior Classical League attended the Roman Banquet and the j.C.L. State Convention. FRONT ROW: D. Wittenborn: S. Cooper: C. von Bastian: D. Wittenborng D. Whickerg S. Klinghammer: B. Cooley: L. Kelly. SECOND ROW: K. McCarty: N. Henkeg C. Meers: C. Kettererg C. Bausler: J. Schnedlerg G. Parkerg L. Pattg D. Meyer. THIRD ROW: J. Smith: M. Dueringer: V. Ellis: P. Thomas: N. Achelpohlg A. Gatzweiler: R. Atwell. STANDING: M. Sample: J. Jolly: R. Webbinkg G. Ahmann: M. Black: T. Borman, Smiors FIRST ROXV: L. Gencrig L. Leist- nerz. R. Lc-istnerg DI. Muchir: S Shepard' M , . Sclmarrg C. Echel- meier. SECOND ROW: G. Wy'- lundg M. Andersong J. Humphrey: P. Sludeg P. Emontsg M. johnsong D. Mergenthah M. Timpep S Kleeschultci C. Meer ' D . s, M. Messcrl . McCoy. FOURTH ROXW: M. janningsg P. Wfamplcrg J. Stivison: M. Schelkcyx J. Burger fvire- prcsidentjz C. Hollenbcrg: -I. Bnuerg D. Hoss. Peppers Pirate FIRST ROVVI A. Griewing ftreusurerj C. Hendrix fsecretaryjg B. Payne fpresi clentj. SECOND ROW: F. Carve-rg K Schnatmeierg M. Klinghammerg E. Hurtg C. Sthnarr: P. M:1yfield3 S. Pollockg J. Brunsx S. Wfeaverg B. Dungang -I. Arms. THIRD ROW: J. Hollruhg C. Peytong D. Kramer: B. Gillessg K. Hollanderg M. Burger: B. Bormang B. Beisclg j. Douglas. FOURTH ROVU: B. Cooley: I. Isborneg D. Rayg G. Gilliomg A. Ger- kenq M. Richterkcssingg S. Neidnerg R. Schierding. juuivrs 5' aphamnres FIRST ROXW: C, Balesg Schnarrg M, Osborne: C. Ketterc D. Wittenborn 9 ,ri 1 C VonB .ECOND . astian ROW: A. Gatzweilerl D. Lovelace-3 J. Smithg D. Witten- borng K. Staffordg S. Stafford. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Diggs fsponl sorjg L. Part: W. Hagemeierg C. Oettingg P. Hungateg Mrs. Taylor lsponsorj. ' Organized for l tie purpose of promoting school spirit and good sportsmanship, the Pirate Peppers wear their uniforms on game days and attend every home game to support our teams A lenders. 1 an d our cheer- FIRST ROXW: S. Zumwult S Appleby N Sebacherg F. Echeleg R. Wessler K Oelsth laeger. SECOND ROW: M Ducringer P Roarkg B. Kasperg K. Ell 9 Cooper Thomas. THIRD ROW: M 'Ihompson S Rothg H. Staggemeierg N Osielc: S. I-I . Aa helpohl I unn. .M f. tc, QS tw l z1 1 fr s A lf' fn ' Q I K KK- -1 i f. wx f I5 f fi 'K' t ff X f Q kc-7 D A J, K Lx WW, if li Qt .?rc'sl1mcf1 Si N vii C 0 ' ew. XM u 4 q M4 2 K, f. ,rw -. S. C. CLUB f-1 I X. 2. E. FIRST ROW: F. Nieclnerg J. Templetong W. Richardsong D. Holtg W. Ransong J. Terryg R. Hollanderg D. Ebelingg L. Wissg T. Scott D . Oelklausg B. Meyerg H. Oelklausg J. Bruere. SECOND ROW: L. Erlingerg J. Kochg J. Harringtong T. Clevengerg R. Schierding Ochsg B Goseg B. Sommerkampg B. Kruelg H. Ochsg E. Krederg J, Beckerg D, Mohr. THIRD ROW: D. Willoughbyg J, Brakensiek B. . R. Koenigg G. Rothg D. Goodsong C. Brooksg D. Literg L. Nieclerbergerg J. Bloebaumg J. Kaibelg B. Pierceg B. Sandfort. FOURTH ROW R. Criderg O. Hollrahg J. Raug J. Sanclfortg J. Munoz, H. Leusslerg J. Manthyg T. Schneiclerg C. Sommerkamp, S. Hendrixg D. Groenemann L. Scottg J. Schnecller. FIFTH ROW: J. Terryg J. Maxwell, D. Bracht, L. Abbingtong B. Maasg T. Neerg G. McVayg J. Benneg G. Grass hoff1 D. Mosesg B. Harpoleg D. Schneider. The S.C. Club is composed of boys who have earned a varsity letter or managers let- ter in a major interscholastic sport. Promoting and teaching the values of cooperation, teamwork, and good sportsmanship are the goals of the S.C. Club. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: L. Pattg J. Smithg J. Bredenbeckg R. Atwell QCO-captainj. SECOND ROW: E. Poertnerg D. Whittenborn fCaptainJ, D. Whittenborn. 3l ARCHERY CLUB Archery requires great skill. This club gives stu- dents an opportunity to learn about and practice this outdoor sport. The boys also get to engage in Na- tional Contests. KNEELING: L. Poe: B. Ratliffg D. DeLeal1 C. Sommer- kampl D. Maynard: M. Paulg R. Koehler: T. Kolb: J. jolly. STANDING: Mr. Gibson Csponsorj: D. Bohlmg A. Graug B, Sommerkampg L. Nesslageg H. Lesslerg B. McElhinyg B. Frye. MU ALPHA THETA This organizations main purpose is the promotion ol scholarship, enjoyment, and understanding of mathea matics among high school students. FIRST ROW: M. Burger fpresidentjg J. Gilliom Qsecretaryj: P. Payne fvice-presidentj. SECOND ROW: C. Peyton. A Gerkeng S. Pollock: G. Wylandg B. Cooley: K. Hollander: G Czeschin: M. Lane: B. Sommerkamp. THIRD ROW: Mis: Story Qsponsorjg J. Oelschlaegerg B. Heinecke: K. Clemons: J Schnedlerg J. Smith: J. Harrington: B. Pinnick: J. Munoz: J Richardson: R. Lammers: Mr. Hackman Qsponsorj: H. Leussler: L. Parkinson. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA To promote an interest and understanding of nursing as a profession is the purpose of the Nurses Club. FIRST ROW: B. Payneg S. Neidner: M. Washington. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hart fsponsorlg B. Bormang R. Liestnerg G. Czes- ching T. Leistner: L. Generig P. Shade: D. Keetong P. Welker: M. Richterkessingg G. Gilliom: D. Mergenthalg M. johnson. THIRD ROW: Roth: D. Miller: K. Mitchell: S. Burckhardt. ART CLUB Creating a better and deeper understanding of art in :he school is the Art Club's main purpose. This year :he club has taken part in decorating for the school's events. FRONT ROW: B. Baysinger fpresidentj: J. Burger fsecretary- ireasurerjg S. Klinghammer fvice-presidentj: Mr. David Qspon- sorj. SECOND ROW: N. Norder: C. Kruelg C. Hooverg P. Wamplerg B. Herd: J. Van Materg M, Klinghammer: C. Ham- mackg G. O'Neal. THIRD ROW: S. Weaver: S. DeSherlia: N. I-Ienke: M. Anderson: J. Douglas. FOURTH ROW: R. jacob- song G. Koch: D. Liter: G. Fehrg J. Machir: -I, Keithlyg B. Leu: G. Ott: J. Rigdon. HAM RADIO CLUB The main idea of the Ham Radio Club is to learn the ethics and principles of radio by practicing codes. Through the year the club has guest speakers. STANDING: Mr. Schroeder fsponsorj. SEATED: J. Oelsch- laegerg E. Kraederg J. Rigdon: L. McCormick: L. Erlingerg D. Ebeling: W. Kuchler. F.T.A. For the Future Teachers of America this club gives a glimpse of the teaching profession. The members learn the advantages as well as the disadvantages. SEATED: D. McCoy: G. Czeschin: D. Hossg M. Messer: S. Harrison. STANDING: M. Schmidt: W. Bryan: J, Bauer: Miss Algeo fsponsorl. SCIENCE CLUB Affiliated with the Science Club of America, the Science Club is devoted to the furtherance of scientific knowl- edge. The club is organized to promote the knowledge of science in each member. FIRST ROW: L. Short: J. Burger: S. Harrison: M. Burger Creporterjg J. Richardson fsecretaryjg Mrs. Knight fsponsorjg J. Arras fp:-esidentjg J. Rigdon Cvice-presidentj: W. Bryan: J. Smith. SECOND ROW: H. Leusslerg G. Czeschin: L. Nesslage: E. Shiltg J, Munoz: L. Erlinger: J. Oelschlaeger: R. Becher: T. Bangertg B. Leu:,R. Lammers: J. Keyes: L. Kluesner: 1. Barton: M. Lane: L. Parkinson: B. Cannady: B. Heinecke: B. Pinniclc. STAGE CREW During assemblies the stage crew handles the lighting and sound. The dependable crew deserves credit in making the assemblies a success. KNEELING: J. Walker: L. McCormick: J. Feltzg D. Lee. SEC- OND ROW: F. Neidner: L. Vincent: R. Ludwig: Mr. Schraeder fsponsorjg K. Duncan: H. Echele: M. Short. STAMP CLUB Collectors of stamps find this club very interesting for it gives the members a broader understanding of stamps. The Stamp Club also gives them an opportunity to enlarge their collections. FRONT ROW: Martin Nickerson. SECOND ROW: L. Meyers: J. Machir: L. Erlinger: O. Koester: B. Kottman: D. Hahn: Mr. Peters fsponsor, not shownj. KNEELING: Mr. Hackman fsponsorjg L. Meyers: J. Willbrandg L. Kluesner: J. Bartong L. Hollrahg D. Rayfield. STANDING: R. Nortong J. Knikerg B. Rowellg C. Sommerkampg G. McVay: D. Richterkessingg G. Grasshoffg L. Parkinson. FISHERMAN'S CLUB One purpose of this club is to give the boys more knowledge of and practice in the art of fishing. 5 f V, i Wg o -l 3 . r i 1 19 fr' xx m xx V. ,. 43,614-J- H GEOGRAPHY CLUB Studies of rock formations and field trips are some of the activities of the Geography Club. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in the geography of Missouri. J. Rigdong B. Pinnickg L. Erlingerg Mr. Roche fsponsorjg V. Sims. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB To provide rich experiences in photography, to increase the appreciation of it, and to serve other organizations are the purposes of the Photography Club. FIRST ROW: S. Towne: S. Shepard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wil- liams fsponsorjg E. Williams: B. Mclihlinyg S. Borchdardtg L. Meyers: R. Jacobsong R. Denning fpresidentjg N. Norder. CONCI li FIRST ROW: R. Denning: R. Lammers: K. Clemons: H. Leussler: E. Poertner: K. Oelschlaeger: J. Smith: M. Odleg C. Von Bastian: D, Whittenborn: J. Ahmann: A. Griewing. SECOND RONW: J. Stivison: C. Meers: B. Schneider: C, Peyton: D. Mergenthal: W. Bryan: A. Gatzweiler: M. Bzlysinger: D. Ray: M. Osborne: N. Brown: L. Short: D. McCoy. THIRD ROW: B. Hill, Schnedler: M. Schoneg V. Carpenter: D. Barklage: J. Jolly: R. Stivisong L. Putt: D. Whittenhorn: D. Hoss: J. Smith: L. Scott: R. Williams. FOURTH ROW: R. Koehler: J. Wailkerg M. Timpc: A. XX'hitukcr: J. Osick: H. Staggemeier: K. Weisendanger: R. Webbink: R. Moore: D. Sandfort: B BAND MR. HESS fdirectorj, FIRST ROW: E. Szoko: D. Gallion: B, Pollock: D. Williams: M. Mahl: J. Wunsch: L. Blackhurst: S. Bart- lett: M. Odle: E. Denning: P. Wfnllace: M. Keyes: J. Schuttenberg: B. Fromme: A. Weil: H. Reed. SECOND ROW: N. Willbrand: R. Renken: D. Blasc: N. Douglas: W. Durant: A. I.ewandowser: M. Schuttenherg: I.. Evans: D. Scott: V. Carpenter: R. Stivison: B. Knight: G, Bauer: S. Whrren: S. Pletscherg B. Ford: J. Ordelheicle: K. Rupp: K. Cummings. THIRD ROW: J. Kelly: S. Jeffrey: M. Dickberndg A. Jackson: A. Cohoon: N. Brown: A. Mentzelg D. Boyd: S. Ussery: D, Penrod: B. Payne: K. Johnson: M. Lammers: B. Oelschluegerg D. Hullemeicr: D. Fheltz: J. Willbrand: R. Pundman: D. Dungan: M, Osiek. FOURTH ROW: M. Philips: J. Smith: R. Hafferkampg M. Watts: B. McFarland: H. Munoz: J. Willbrundg S. Lauritzen: L. Schone: D. Cummings: C. Holliday: B. Ellis. zei ND M. Osic-kg F. Wfilliams: D. Kernerg M. Lane: P, Stuhlschmidtg J. Keyes. FIFTH ROW: R. Shanks: D. Wlmickerg T. Kolb: D. Hendrix B. Ellisg O. Vifilliamsg D. Lovelace: M. Messerg B. Powellg J. Brunsg G. Gnrzag M. Sedarwnll. SIXTH ROW: E. Krederg C. Brooks S. Appleby: S. Kcrnerg K. Rice: R. Betcherg T. Scott: J. Bruningg S. Hendrix. STANDING: M. Boehmerg J. Scholerg D. Meyer: G Wfylandg P. Borgschulte: S. Regotg M. Dueringerg S. Cooper: J. Kniffing j. Smith: G. Stivison: R. Huesemunng J. Ratliffg B. Kott mann: D. Ebelingg J. Munozg E. Dewhirstg B. McFarland: H. Munoz: Mr. Hess fdirectorl. STUDIO BAND FRONT ROW: A. Griewingg D. Mergenthalg A. Gutzweilerz S. Hendrix: S. Appleby: E. Krederg R. Denningg K. Clemons: I-I. Leussler: J. Bruning. SECOND ROW: D. McCoy: D. Hossg D. W'hittcnborng G. Garzag D. Lovelaceg M. Messerg C. Von Bas- tian: D. Whittenborn. THIRD ROXW: J. Munoz: R. Mooreg M. Osiekg -I. Keyes: D. Ke-rnerg M. Lnneg Mrs. Hess fdirectorj. 37 Q A A H X N. ,f?m EM Q ,s3,3,7,si ,f ff' s- ',f.QN m ff fe w W 'Q 5 K K W W W Q W S EQ, xiii., W we. 5 a, .sa2'E3 v ff'5 fa 'Q 3 E an 3 E 5 255 ff , 2 , 3 3 A ew- iia E595 3552 ff' 35 in 8 :fag 5 5 'iv V52 '56, in 3 3 M , 5' 4 M ' ,: ? Ms '54 f Us 1 M 5 si 'fig!nx!:iqif g? iv 9 , , i Q sl fx? ff ' it ,SY sl Q 1 . i 3 X M is -1 as CHOIR COUNCIL SEATED: J. Arms: I5. Collcyg S. Kleeschultcg lj-Inrtg M. XVusl1ington. STANDING: Mr. Henderson fdirectorjg R. Hol- lnnllcrg K. Duncang R. Littekeng J. Knillelg B. Flagpole. 1, I f ll- lf , IV .1 i ' I l' V Ay . , l' I 1 L ' k J V w ACAPPELLA SEATED: Mrs. Ellis. FRONT ROXW: J. Rothg F. Carve-rg A. L0g21HQ H. Bottomsg J. Crouseg J. Wilkeg E. Hageng J. Kaibelg R. Dun- can: D. Dowlingg J. Novukg E. McCoyg R. Criclerg J. Kochg B. Cannadyg J. Harringtong S. Lyonsg G. Parkerg S. Goist1 M. Guess. SECOND ROW: M. Xwusllingtong C. Drydenp T. Wfildcrsg R. Tocdebuschg J. Templetong T. Studerg G. Wylieg B. Littekeng B. Har- pwlc: R. Hollander: K. Duncnng J. Mantlmeyg C. Crosierg T. Belew: L. Smith: D. Schneiderg P. Roarkg M. Schuttenbergg C. Miller. li. MODERN MADRIGAL SEATED: Mrs. Ellis. FRONT ROW: M. Timpe: S. Pollock: C. Moseler: I. Arras: S. Kleeschulteg S. Lyons. SECOND ROW: K. Schnatmeier: M. Schone: B. Cooley: E. Hart: M. Burger: C. Peyton: Mr. Henderson fdirectorj. THIRD ROW: L. Scott: L. Niederberger: B. Littekeng D. Kerner: K. Duncan: B. Cannady. FOURTH ROW: T. Scott: W. Studer: D. Mohr: R. Wil- liams: J. Manthey: G. Koch. CHOIR THIRD ROW: D. Kramer: M. Graug C. McReynolds: T. Leistner: K, Trussell: M. Sims: C. Schnare: M. Schnareg P. Thomas: N Achelpohl: D. Fairchild: B. Oetker: S. Borchardt: J. Arras: C. Gersiner: F. Echele: P. Drew: K. Phillips: C. Pratt: C. Hustedde: M Shelkey. FOURTH ROW: C, Moseler: P. Shade: K. Schnatmeier: M. janning: M. Holliday: E. McCray: N. Henke: R. Leistner: B Cooley: R. Pearia: L. Rosner: 1. Dauveg C. Frank: K. Croquart: W. McMahan: E. Hart: S. Kleeschulte: R. Callison: C. Countz: C. Lee: Mr. Henderson fdirectorj. ' ,X .igv f o V Xt' lx xv! 3, N We FJ i f ' N I on J Kiiirih w TPB' i all . xa X, , . . X St N f. I 'P ll U XJ V 4. ' XO' 4 .rl i - xi TUMBLING CLUB I-I lh G Melton Coach Walker fspon FIRST ROW: T. Biserg D. Moses: M, Czesching B. oes erg . 3 - sorj. SECOND ROVV: D. Fowler: R. Schierdingg R. Peariag D. Kamphoefnerg T. Damesg B. Pierceg D. Ebelingg R. Jacobsen: M. Sandfortg M. Fridleyg B. Caldwellg A. Logan: B. Harpole. SITTING ON SI-IOULDERS: J. Peariag R. Hollanderg I Ditterg I.. I-Iollrahg P. Stahlschmidtz B. Osborne. Some purposes of this club are trampoline, and to work on the tended to improve co-ordination, of athletics. Organized to create interest in stagecratt and drama, members of this club work into the inner circle by active participation in plays. to help boys learn the art of tumbling, the use of the spring board. The entire program of this club, in- will also aid boys who want to play in other forms FIRST ROW: B. Pinnickffg S. Kleeschultei. SECOND ROW: E. Hartifg VI. Arrasf. THIRD ROW: S. Harrisong J. Machir, FOURTH ROXW: J. Osiekg S. Coolxrg S. Appleby. FIFTH ROW: J. Oelschlaegerg P. Roarkl S. Hunng Kniffin. SIXTH ROXW: Mr. Schroeder fsponsorjg B. Caldwellg J. Schnedler. 42 PIRATE PLAYERS :k These people are members of the National Thespians. The 'Thespian organization is composed of a select group of students who have filled the requirements of the Na- tional Thespian Organization. It is an honorary society which requires over 150 hours of work in at least three of the fields in the Dramatic Arts. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: T. Scottg D. McCoyg J. Bruereg B. Sandfortg Miss Hackley tsponsorj. SECOND ROW: D. Sandfortg M. Fridleyg L. Kelly S. Klutzg D. Testermang D. Bruereg W. Ransom. THIRD ROW: J. Palmerg D. Towersg O. Hollrahg D. Groenemanng M. Sandfort T. Clevengerg L. Scott. Under the leadership of Miss Hackley, the student council has sponsored all school activities including dances after home games and social events. The members of the student council are elected by the students of each class and they have done very commendable work this year. QUI VIVE Under the guidance of Mrs. Schafer, the Qui Vive studies the French and French culture and try to promote an interest in this gay country. SEATED: S. Strohmeyerg K. Schnatmeierg R. Schierdingg R. Magruder. STANDING: Mrs. Schafer fsponsorjg L. Shortg P. Shadeg C. Hoover fvice-presidentjg M. janningg I. Osborne fpresidentjg K. Trusselg B. Zurowesteg T. McCormickg D. Moses. ,, , .. -. a.,MW,,-,wma-strW.w.Wmffmmtx-mmfman-wvvwu l . . 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Sandfortg L. Abbingtong T. Neerg D. Literg J. Raug T. Tainterg J. Palmerg C Brooksg B. Osborneg Coach Rash. Y 'X -X' X X 'X 'X X 1 X X X lull , . B. OCI-IS D, BRACHT W B. SOMMERKAMP B. MEYER wig yt xl' ff! IB 1 I' I Gm ' I l'. 1 mn, I 50 gf. COACH RASH ' B- KRUEL , - - A Co-Captain' Q' D. GROENEMANN L, WEISS D, LITER C. SOMMERKAMP B. GOSE W. RANSOM D. WILLOUGHBY J. RAU I I O. HOLLRAH J. SANDFORT W. RICHARDSON H. OCHS bfk :gt L, 'lgla ' 0 ,N s v 's'! 1... ,r, T Q34 SE sg, nz CD rn 71 F., M v , Q xi -I sl kj . Q xx 2 If O O Ir O CII CIJ '-I FU CI O 71 3 Ib Z Z T. NBER C. BROOKS J. KOCH D. HOLT S, GAINES J, MAXWELL D. RAYFIELD T. SCHNEIDER X R X S S S S S S S S S xi A '75' gorffball ROW I: G. Groenemanng M. Fridleyg S. Seayg M. Brunsg D. Hollrahg A. Grahmang W. Grieweg D. Robinsong S. Wilsong D. Hol Ianderg B. Osborne. ROW II: H. Benne, managerg A. Collierg B. Harpoleg J. Hesskampg T. Towersg T. Tainterg L. Carltong L Abbingtong T. McCoyg J. Palmerg M. Boyclg D. Bruereg D. Beachg Coach Rohr. Qeafkwula-0zu1IJA+Q,Q, I EA, ROW I: M. Sampleg M. Czeching J. Wilbrandg W. Durantg J. Pearisg D. Towersg D. I Spearsg D. Schoneg T. Biserg M. Boydg P. johnson. ROW II: T. Bormanng G. Brunsg J. Gainesg R. loughg T. McCoyg J. Kinkerg G. Izemanng B. Schierdingg S. Brickerg B. Nealg G. Groenemanng D. Q7 f 3 Browng A. Hollrahg L M. Fridleyg B. McCol- Bauman. so f7resl1ma14 gwfbfzll Varsity Haskvfball K -ul' 1 A7220 VARSITY GROUP-ROW I, ftop rowjz Meirink, Dick, Sandfort, Maurice, Coach Kirby, Groene- mann, Dong Oelklaus, Don. ROW II: Ochs, Bob, Kruel, Billg Gose, Bobg Crane, jim. ROW III: Becker, jack, Bruere, johng Oelklaus, Harlan. ROW IV: Scott, Terryg Scott, Larry. ROW V fbottom rowj: Terry, john. Managers: Gene Roth, Dick Schneider, Harold Benne. JF ? ix Q-,Q 1 I ,W , , X' J 'V iw .ff x l 'Q ,L . Q 1 f a ,113 if 1? - fan: , -fx iff F 1 5 ' K ' 'A -12 sas I ,K K , ni - 1:- 2 Q54 E J 1 ag' U15 Ehamps . . . ,4 Calm an the l6'mm Tied uo against Ritenour Is it legal to hang on the net, Harlan? L. Scott shows good form as he hlts two. Ji15t 35 this invisible Watch out! Here comes shield protects me . . . EllJ0WSl Qs Q 'Q' A Q 1 , I A B, ,Q ,I .K K Q. ESQ fy s S . 1 kr MQW fri M XM 65 W S 98' NL I., s :O I X . I ,J y , 4 N ,, DM 1 XX ,V -JL' G? KN YJNM A If OJ, A 'fr b C Sv 5 Tx VM j K M if! .,NAx XJ. Nfl Mjhife W A '76' Kaskcfball Squad 'IQ wc' Ulf My ments W X , In WV' l Y B TEAM TOP ROW: Coach Walker, Bruns, M.g Towers, T .g Keys, J., Sandfort, D. SEC- OND ROW: Abbington, L.g Bieks, D., Robinson, D.g Zumbehl, R. THIRD ROW: Hollander, D. fm gerjg Seay, S., Palmer, J. FOURT W: Gil- lette, M., Osborn, B. BO, M ROW: Brown, W. M Il W. T 4Qyd??y0lf,5Wvy W? 56 FRESHMAN TEAM TOP ROW: Cork, D. SECOND ROW Hollrah, A., Kinder, J. THIRD ROW Gregorie, R., Rice, K., McCoy, T. FOURTH ROW: Coach Struckmann Black, M., Bormann, T., Boyd, M, FIFTH ROW: Poe, L., Price, B. Gaines, J., Brown, J., Bruere, D. BOT: TOM ROW: Fridley, M.g Groenemann G., Czechin, M., Dalton, D.g Sample, M., Izemann, J. 2 ow U G ?resl1ma11 lgaskefball Zfcam fidnj ILS. .erfitffii 94274 dllwq ff! CSC. AAR V bf X., :Y 'Han xi' . Q vu ? fasting ' I ' ROW I: C. Shortg B. Hoelscherg B. Harpoleg S. Gainesg D. Mosesg G. Brunsg S. Hollrahg F. Ditterg J. Pearia. ROW II: J. Kochg M. Schwendemrmng B. Schierdingg B. Sommerkampg D. Eblingg Coach Rohrg D. Rayfieldg K. Andersong S. Gambleg G. Dunng J. Munoz. TENNIS R. Criderg N. Ochsg D. Rayfieldg Coach Rohrg B. Maasg D. Goodsong D. Mohr. GOLF ROW I: J. Schnedlerg J. Harringtong D. Meirinkg T. Tainter. ROW II: Coach Bau4 manng M. Brunsg N. Storyg T. Biser. L. Baseball ROW I: G. Rothg R. Koenigg C. Brooksg D. Eblingg . Kruelg J. yakensiekg B. Meyerg D. Oelklaus. ROW II: Coach Walkerg D Tibbsg J. Craneg B. Ochsg D. Richterkessingg D. San rtg J. P Qrg W. Richardsong W. Browng B. Cowellg V. Simms. ROW III O. Hollrahg J. Beckerg B. Sandfort. ' KI Tx I 1, Ch A .N A gy S fx B I I J mb f M fix! If KNEELING: W. Rah meg T. Scottg J. Maxwellg T. Clevengerg B. Goseg T. Neerg R. Lammersg G. McVay. STANDING: Coach Rashg C. Sommerkampg B. Sommerkampg J. Raug J. Sandfortg I. Terryg L. Abbingtong D. Groenemarmg J. Kochg L. Weisg T. Schneider. M Crank Jnfrnlnnrnls Hnnrnpivns Knnner lip drnsalnfian Intramurals M I Girls' Vallrylrrzll Zhrzmpiarrs Hays ' Jnframuraiv 5' 0 c I a I if Jiomecvmiug Activities Bonfire de J-fvmemmirzg Queen CAROLYN PEYTON DORIS FAIRCHILD JANINE GILLIOM DIANNE LOVE-AQE RUTH PEARIA BETTY KASPER DIANA KRAMER Siwfball Dance GLENDA O'NEIL KATHY MCCARTY ff, w V : '. , '. ? 5 VV ' A f-fl SHARON WILLBRAND in y -ff? iw, ' ' 1 1 gif '- A 1 ff' .. . k k-:f' , . , A V , 52,4 EVE '- Ig ' A A 3? Q E L :AAV f v,V.A , Ay A ' -V -.'r',-.A-1' . Fgygj'-f ' f fm. , ffgaxf-A H .' 1 .- 3261 . DIANE WHICKER Q xv JL VW' G- QV 'xv A W X N Aww Dx , 53? CF? wwf wwpsyx ,a 3 Owe? Wm ya 5 Ko' 1 ww wwf CAROL SCHNARRE FAYE CARVER JOANNE BURGER MARY ANDERSON RHONDA ATWELL bb JUDY MAYFIELD PAT THOMAS NANCY ACHELPOHL ELAINE HART May kia Queen 6 I zz 5 5 6' S Hz . 1' f' w I . ,. t f - wtf mm fm ,tfbff 4. A L - L. 'f --X V , L. t, If Q I 'iffy Y '1 v V. ,nl Tom Clevenger, Presidentg Warren Ransom, Vice-Presidentg Larry Scott, Representativeg Terry Scott, Secretary-Treasurer. Smirfrs Plan A KENNETH ANDERSON, JOYCE ARRAS-A Cappella 4, Madrigal Modern Choir 2, Pep Club 4, JCL 4, Science Club 4, President 1, National Thespian Society 2, Secretary-Treasurer lg JOHN BACON-Projection Club 2, Intra- mural Sportsg DENNIS BASS- Track, Intramural Basketball 2, Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Junior Rock and Roll 1, JACK BECKER-Basketball 4, Baseball 2, JCL 3, SC Club 3, Intramural Sports 1, CHARLES BEHLE-Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Wrestling 1, Baseball 1, Tumbling Club 2, Band 33 NORMAN BELEW-Projection Club 4, Science Club 25 ESTHER BENNE-FHA, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Sci- ence Fairg SHARON BENNE-Freshman Dramatics 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1g STANLEY BEUMER-Marching Band 3, Concert Band 2, Fisherman's Club lg GARY BIDDLINGMEIER-Freshman Football 1, Freshman Dance Club 1, JOHN BLOEBAUM-Wrestling 4, SC Club 3, Intramural Sports 3, Football 3, Track 2, Fisherman's Club 2. 70 fzyher Sdumfiou JOHN BOBEEN-Transferred from Ferguson High School Freshman year, Tumbling Club 1, Science Club 1, Weight Lifting Club 1, MARILYN BOEHMER-Freshman Dance Club 1, Baton Club 2, Majorette 2, Sergeant 1, Junior Football Attendant, A Cappella 1, BARBARA BORMANN-JCL 1, FNA 2, FHA 1, Pep Club 1, Blue Choir 1, In- tramural Sports 3, CHARLES BOSCHERT-Fishermans Club 13 RONALD BOTTOMS-Science Club 1, JUDY BOYD-A Band 2, FHA 2, FNA 1, Future Teachers 1, JCL 1, JIM BRAKENSIEK-Baseball 4, Intramural Sports 4, French Club 2, Science Club 1, Band 1, MARGARET BRENNANg BOB BROECKELMANN-Varsity Football Manager 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 1, Fisherman's Club 2g DALE BROEKER-Fishermanls Club 1, Freshman Dance Club 1, CARL BROOKS-Varsity Baseball 2, B Team Baseball 2, Varsity Football 1, SC Club 2, Freshman Dance Club 1, B Basketball, BARBARA BROWN-Freshman Dance Club 1, Science Club, FHA, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Intramural Sports 4, Junior Rock and Roll 1. 7l I 1 hiv Psyclzolvgical Cast RITA CARPENTER-Freshman Dramatics Club 1, Intramural Sports: FAY CARVER-JCL 3, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Pep Club 3, A Cappella 2, Pirate Players 1, Intramural Sports 4, Champions 2, CHARLOTTE CHRISTO- PHER-Freshman Dramatics Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Pep Club 3, Pirate Players, Baton Club, DONNA CLARIDGE, CARL CLARK-Intramural Basketball 2, Stamp Club, French Club, KEN CLEMENS-Band 4, Drum Major 5, JCL 2, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Student Council 1, CHARLEMO Editor 1. Seniors challenge neatness! 73 ,706 Berg Program Offers Scim TOM CLEVENGER-Track 4, Football 3, A Cappella 2, SC Club 4, JCL, Student Council lg BONNIE COOLEY -Transferred from Pattonville High School Sophomore year, A Cappella 2, Intramural Sports 2, JCL 1, Madrigal Modern Choir 1, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Pep Club 1, JUDY CONN-Freshman Dramatics Club, CONNIE COUNTZ -A Cappella, LARRY COUNTZ-Track, Intramural Basketballg JIM CRAYNE-Transferred from Ladue High School Senior year, Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 1, RUSSELL CRIDER-Basketball, Football, A Cappella, Joe Berg Foundation, Tennis, JCL, DORIS CROWDERafTransferred from New Haven High School Junior year, MARILYN DE MASY-Transferred from Riverview High School Sophomore year, RICH DENNING-Intramural Sports 3, Photo Club 1, JCL 2, Freshman Dramatics Club 1, Band 4, Student Council 3, DUDLEY DICKBERND- Track 3, Basketball 2, Fisherman's Club 1, Intramural Sports 1, Freshman Dance Club. ,ff ,J 74 uporfurzifies for Seuirfrs JANICE DOUGLAS-Pep Club 2, Art Club 1, FHA 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Blue Choir 1, Nurses Club 1g GARY DRECKSHAGEg JANET DRECKSHAGEQ KARL DUNCANWA Cappella 5, Madrigal Modern Choir 2, Projection Club 4, Stage Crew Manager 1, Ham Radio Clubg BILLIE DUNGAN-Pep Club 4, A Band 3, JCL 3, Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore 1, Dance Club 1, HELEN DUNLAPwA Band 1, Intramural Sports 1, Science Club 2, Art Club 1. What goes up must come clown. 75 Seniors Initiated the Shorfcm DAVID EBELING-Pep Band 4, Varsity Baseball 2, Wrestling 2, SC Club 2, Archery Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, DOLORES DWYER-Transferred from Duchesne High School Senior year, GARY ERLINGER-Mu Alpha Theta 2, Ham Radio Club 2, President, Track 3, Science Club 3, Football 1, JCL 4, LARY ERLINGER-SC Club 3, Track 2, Wrestling 1, Golf 1, Ham Radio Club 2, Vice-President, jo Berg Foundation, LARRY FELDMANN-Transferred from Duchesne High School junior year, BARBARA ERMELING-Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Science Fair 2, GERALD FEI-IR-Freshman Football, Freshman Track, Tumbling Club, Art Club, FOSE FELIN-Band 1, JCL 2, Intramural Sports 3, JEAN FLESCHERT, GAY FESLER-Transferred from Noblesville, Indiana, Junior year, KARL FORTMNAN-Record Club 1, DORA FREEDfBlue Choir. 76 hw Day for 5. KH .Si t g' . is ,, . +fii,z I , 1 , W 'ii V i ' .' Y ' f H, '31,ii'5'?i5??i5??.z?ES? l 1 ,. EK JOE GARZA-Freshman Dance Club 1, BARBARA GElSELYTransferrecl from Duchesne High School Junior year, Pep Club lg ANITA GERKEN-Pep Club 4, JCL 2, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Intramural Sports 4, Champions 1, Pirate Players 2, Band 2, BETTY GILLESS-JCL 3, Pep Club 3, Pirate Players 1, Freshman Dance Club 1, Sopho- more Dance Club 1, Intramural Sports 4, LARRY GILLETTE-Freshman Dramatics Club 1, Track 1, Football 1, Intramural Sports 2, JANINE GILLIAM-Pep Club 4, Science Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Senior Homecoming Attendant, Intramural Sports 4, Joe Berg Foundation 1, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Vice-President 1, DEAN GOODSON- Freshman Dance Club 1, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball, Tennis 3, SC Club, BOB GOSE-SC Club 4, President, Football 3, Track 4, Basketball 2, A Cappella 2, ALVIN GRAU-Freshman Dance Club 1, Archery 4, Fishermans Club 1, AUDREY GRIEWING-Pep Club Z Treasurer 1, Freshman Dance Club, Treasurer 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Treasurer 1, Band 4, Intramural Sports 4, Madrigal Modern Choir 1g JERRY HAFERKAMP-Tumbling Club 1, MARY HAGEMEIER-A Band 1, B Band 1, FHA 1, Pirate Players 1, Intramural Sports 2. New-fi' 77 Seniors Earned Jlflidnqlzt C DENNIS HAHN-Track, Stamp Club 2, Blue Choir, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Science Club, KENNETH HAM- MACK-B Baseball, Intramural Sports, B Football, ,IIM HARRINGTON-Golf 3, Mu Alpha Theta 2, JCL 5, SC Club 3, Science Club 1, A Cappella 3, ELAINE HART-Pep Club 4, Dramatics 3, National Thespian Society 1, President 1, Choir Council 2, A Cappella 2, Madrigal Modern 3g CAROLYN HENDRIX-Freshman Dramatics Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Pep Club 3, Secretary 1, Iunior Homecoming Attendant, Intramural Sports 1, WILMA HENKE-Freshman Dance Club 1, BONNIE HERD-Art Club 3, BILL HIBDON-Wrestling 2, Tum- bling Club 2, SC Club 1, KAREN HOLLANDER-Freshman Dance Club 1, Band 2, Pep Club 4, Intramural Sports 4, French Club 1, Mu Alpha Theta 2, ELMER HILL-Transferred from Duchesne High School junior year, RON HOLLANDER-B Team Baseball, Wrestling 3, SC Club 2, Intramural Sports 4, IANET HOLLRAH-Pep Club 4, JCL 2, Treasurer 1, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Captain 1, Sophomore May Queen Attendant, Intramural Sports 4, Champions 1, Nurses Club 2, Secretary. 78 ming ,411 Chase Carla Mzpers RONALD HOLLRAH-Fishermans Club 4, Vice-President 1, Intramural Sports 1g DENNIS HOLT-Football 3, SC Club 4, Freshman Dance Club 1, Intramural Soprts 4, Pirate Players 23 CAROLE HOOVER-French Club 2, President 1, Art Club 13 HILDA HUEFFMEIER-Transferred from Augusta High School Sophomore yearg JOAN HUGHES-Freshman Dance Club 1, FHA 25 CAROL HUSTEDDE-A Cappella 1, Science Fair 1, JEAN IVY- Freshman Dance Club 1g JOE IFFRIG-Transferred from Duchesne High School Sophomore yearg MARILYN JOHNSON, JEROME KAIBEL-Baseball, SC Club 2, A Cappella 3, Freshman Football, Blue Choir, JIM KEITHLY -Stamp Club, Freshman Football, Fishermans Club 4, Art Club, Intramural Sports 2. ' 79 ,flflafl15ma!ic5 61115555 ,Affm DON KERNER-Band 4, Pep Band 3, Dance Band 3, Madrigal Modern 3, Science Club, LARRY KETTERERg MARY KLINGHAMMER-Pep Club 3, JCL 2, Pirate Players 2, Art Club 1, Band 3, Future Teachers Club 1, President, GERALD KOCH-Track 3, Football 4, Wrestling 1, A Cappella 2, Madrigal Modern 1, SC Club 33 RALPH KOENIG-Varsity Baseball 2, Intramural Sports 4, B Team Baseball 1, SC Club 1, A Cappella 2, Science Club lg OSCAR KOESTER-B Team Baseball, Stamp Club, Fisherman's Club, EARL KREDER-A Band 4, Dance Band 4, Pep Band 4, Tennis 4, Ham Radio Club 1, Intramural Sports 2, DIANA KRAMER-Senior Football At- tendant, Pep Club 3, JCL 3, Pirate Players 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Intramural Sports 4, Champions 23 BILL KRUEL-Freshman Class President, SC Club, Football, Co-Captain, Basketball, Baseball, Tumbling Clubg WAYNE KUECHLER-Intramural Sports 1, Science Club 3, Art Club 1, Ham Radio Club 1, President 1, A Cappella 1, Science Fair 2, VELMA LaBARGE-Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, MIKE LANE-Mu Alpha Theta 2, JCL 4, Science Club 3, Freshman Dramatics 1, Band 4, Dance Band 4. 80 may Seuivr Students JAMES LAUMEYER-Transferred from Duchesne High School, French Club Ig CAROLE LEE FHA Science Club, Sophomore Dance Club 1, A Cappella 2, Blue Choir, Intramural Sports, GRACE LEVERENZ Band 1 FHA 1, DAN LITER+Wrestling 4, Captain 2, SC Club 3, Football 3, Baseball 1, Intramural Sports 3 BOB LITTEKEN -A Cappella 3, Madrigal Modern 2, Intramural Sports 2, Freshman Dance Club 1, Choir Council 2 ATRIL LOGAN. Looking at the serious side of physics Seniars Kcceivc ,flflai BONNIE- LOVE-FHA, Sophomore Dance Clubg JERRY MACHIR-Stamp Club 3, President 1, Intramural Sports 3, Art Club 1, Debate Team 1, Tennis 1, PAT MAYFIELD4Pep Club 4, Freshman Dramatics 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Secretary 1, Intramural Sports 4, Junior May Fete Attendant, JCL 2, DON MAYNARD-Archery Club, Fishermans Club, Track, JOHN MELTON, DAVE MENTZEL-Freshman Football, Fisherman's Club 2, Archery 2, DON MENNEMEIER-Football 2, BOB MEYER-Football 2, Baseball 3, SC Club 3, A Cappella 2, Intramural Sports 2, Geography Club, DIANE MILLER-FHA 1, Blue Choir 1, A Cappella 2, FNA 1, Intramural Sports 2, GARY MITCHELL-Fisherman's Club 1, DICK MOHR-Band 2, TV Orchestra 1, Tennis 1, Track 1, Madrigal Modern 3, A Cappella 1, JO McCALL-Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Art Club, Intramural Sports 2. 82 kzudifs in ffvmfr Assembkcs CAROLE MOSELER-Sophomore Dance Club 1, Pirate Players 1, A Cappella 2, Madrigal Modern 2, Intramural Sports 4, TED MCCARTY-Science Club 2, ESTHER McCRAY-Intramural Sports, A Cappella, FHA, Blue Choir, THELMA McCROREY+Freshman Dance Club 1, Intramural Sports 13 DELMAR MCMURRY-Wrestling 1, FRED NIEDNER-Football 4, Wrestling 4, Captain, Track, 2, SC Club 3, JCL 35 LOU NIEDERBERGER- Wrestling 2, Track 3, SC Club 2, Freshman Dance Club 1, Baseball 1, Madrigal Modern 3, SUSAN NIEDNER- Pep Club 4, JCL 2, Science Fair 2, Nurses Club 2, Treasurer 1, President 1, Intramural Sports 4, Pirate Players 2, HARRY OCHS-SC Club 4, JCL 3, Vice-President 1, Football 2, Tennis 3, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, JUDY NOAH --Freshman Dance Club 1, BOB OCHS-Football 3, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, SC Club 3, Intramural Sports 1, DON OELKLAUS-Baseball 4, Basketball 3g1SC Club 2, Intna?-rural Sports 2, Science Club 1, Band 2. L fx , ,,, A , ff 1 ul, ii' t ,n,, A li f . , it L J lf' ,7 1 ,Y iv 83 Scnirfrs Prmfidrf Mui 1 v 1 1 I HARLAN OEKLAUS-Varsity Basketball 3, B Basketball, Triqliietli Cappella, SC Club, JON O L H N5 Ns . . . . , . A U x X14 , Science Fair 3, Science Club 4, joe Berg Foundation, Mu Alph I a 2, Ham Radio Club nch f' ORDELI-IEIDEg IRENE OSBORN-Pep Club 3, French 1212, .President 1, Secretary 1, S i e F , Pirate L -: ers, Intramural Sports, Freshman Dance Club lg GLENNON' TlI'-Intramural Sports, amml?6eball . rt ub 1, Blue Choir 1, Tumbling Club 1, Archery Club 1, ARTI-LA PARKER-Freshman Da ce Cl 1, ' ' Y PARK- INSCN4Mu Alpha Theta Z, JCL 3, Fisherman's Club 4, Science Cfub 1, 'Tennis 2, CARLEE 1 - -Tr - ferred from Duchesne High School Freshman year, BROQKE PAYNE-Ffa-shma Que ttendant, Phe lub 4, President 1 JCL 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Nurses Club 2,1 'Intramural' Sports 33 P H' Adlntra E Sports Tumbling Club, Art Club, Blue Choir, CAROLYN PEY I. Alpha Theta 2, , 4, Pep Club , Freshman Cheerleader, Captain, Varsity Cheerleader, Secretary-Treasuler, S'phoqaore'Homec ' g Attendant, Senior Homecom inn Queen' BOB PINNICK-Ham Radio Club 2, Secreta y- reasurer, Pirate Players 2, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Science Club 2, Stage Crew 3, Science Fair 1 84 fhlvfic' prowess sa BOB PIERCE-SC Club 3, Tumbling Club 4, Projection Club 1, Intramural Sports 3, Football 2, Manager, Basket- ball 1, Manager, SHIRLEY POLLOCK-Pep Club 4, JCL 4, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Science Club 4, Madrigal Modern 3, Intramural Sports 4, DOROTHY PUENTg WARREN RANSOM-Track 3, Football 1, Student Council 1, A Cappella 2, Intramural Sports 4, SC Club 3, DOROTHY RAY-Freshman Cheerleader, Sophomore May Queen Attendant, Pirate Players 2, Band 3, JCL 3, Pep Club 45 RICHARD RENKEN-Band 3, Dance Band 2, Fisher- man's Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, JCL 1. M-m-m-m-l Smell that food! W 85 Scnirfrs Bank Sharp in l6'0uf ZZ BILL RHODES, MARGIE RIEFFER4Freshman Dance Club, WAYNE RICHARDSON-Football 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 1, SC Club 3, Freshman Dance Club 1, MELBA RICHTERKESSING-Basketball Sweetheart, Sopho- more Attendant to Football Queen, Varsity Cheerleader 2, JCL 2, Pirate Players 2, Pep Club 4, RICHARD ROD- GERSfFisl1erman's Club 1, A Cappella 1, Stage Crew 3, IOE RIGDON-Ham Radio Club 2, Science Club 4, Re- porter 1, Vice-President 1, Art Club 1, Geography Club 2, Science Fair, GENE ROTH-SC Club 4, B Baseball 2, Basketball 4, Manager, Football 3, Manager, Fisheman's Club Ig ELLA SADLER-Freshman Dance Club 1, BOB SANDFORT-Intramural Sports, Baseball 2, SC Club 1, Student Council, Student Body Vice-Presidentg RICHARD SCHIERDINGiFootball 3, Tumbling Club 4, Freshman Basketball, SC Club 33 RUTH ANN SCHIERDING- Freshman Cheerleader, Freshman Dramatics, Pep Club 3, Intramural Sports, JCL 1, Pirate Players 2, LORETTA SCHIERMEIER-FHA 1. 86 wi High Heels an 6fllSS Day CHARLES SCHMIDT-FFA 2, Tumbling Club 1, CAROL SCHNARE-Sophomore Dance Club 1, Pep Club 1. Intramural Sports 3, A Cappella 2, Blue Choirg KAREN SCHNATMEIER-JCL 4, Intramural Sports 4, Pep Club 3, Madrigal Modern 2, A Cappella 3, French Club 1, Vice-President, JACK SCHNEDLERfGolf 3, Charlemo Busi- ness Manager 1, JCL 4, Mu Alpha Theta 2, jo Berg Foundation, Freshman Dramaticsg MARY SCHUTTENBERG -A Cappella, Blue Choir, Intramural Sports, Freshman Dance Club, Sophomore Dance Club 1, PAUL SCHWENDE- MAN-Baseball 2, Football 1, Wrestling 1, Intramural Sports 23 LARRY SCOTT-Basketball, Band, Band Coun- cil, Track, SC Club, Student Council 2g TERRY SCOTT-Basketball, Band, Band Council, Track, SC Club, Student Council 2, MARTHA SEDERWALL-Band Council 1, Pep Band 2, Dance Band 4, FHA 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, A Band 4, RICHARD SEELER-Baseball 2, Basketball 1, Science Club 1, Band 2, Intramural Sports 53 GERRY SHATROfFreshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Track 2, Wrestling, Baseball, Intramural Sports 3, VIRGIL SIMS-Baseball 2, Intramural Sports 4, Archery Club 2, Geography Club 1, B Basketball 1. 87 Seniors LW!! Kememb MARILYN SIMSfFreshman Dance Club 1, A Cappella 2g GERALD SMITH-Band 4, JCL 2, Pep Band 4, Sci- ence Club 3, Intramural Sports lg BOB SOMMERKAMP-Football 3, Track 2, Archery Club 3, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Wrestling 1, SC Club 2, JOE SOTTOQ BARBARA SPATZ-JCL lg JUDY STAHLSCHMIDT-JCL 2, Freshman Dance Club 1g AGNES STAHLSCHMIDT-Hobby Club 1, JCL 2, BETTY STEINHOFF-Blue Choir 2, FHA 1, Sophomore Dance Club Ig JOYCE SYLCOX-Freshman Dance Club 1, DON STOEHNER-Baseball 4, Basket- ball 1, Sophomore Dance Club lg JOYCE STOEHNER-Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 15 RAY TAYON. 88 lufays - Graduation Day - yr , . JSM JVM' JOHN TEMPLETQ -Science Club 1, SC Club 1, Tennis 2, B Team Basketball 1, A Cappella 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, JO N TERRY-Basketball 4, Track 4, SC Club 4, A Cappella 3, Science Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, MELVA WASHINGTON-FNA 2, FHA 1, Classical Records 1, A Cappella 4, SUE WEAVER-Pep Club 4, Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, Art Club, FNA, Intramural Sports 3, JERRY WEAVER4 Archery Club,2, Track 1, Photography Club, Freshman Dance Club 1, Intramural Sports 1, JIM WEBER-Track 1, NANCY WEHMEIER-Freshman May Queen Attendant, FHA, Secretary 1, Intramural Sports, JEAN WEHMEIER -Freshman Dance Club 1, Vice-President, Freshman Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Junior Homecoming Queen, JUDY WELCH-Transferred from Duchesne High School Sophomore year, LOTTE XVILDERS-Transferred from Berkeley High Sophomore year, SHARON WILLBRANDfFreshman Dance Club 1, Blue Choir, Junior May Queen Attendant, Football Queen, Intramural Sports 1, WAYNE WILLBRANDf-Freshman Dance Club. 89 Many Serzinrs Are Musical BARBARA WILLIAMSg FRANK WILLIAMS-Freshman Dance Club 1, JCL, Band, Tennis, LARRY WILLIS- Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Freshman Dance Club 1, Sophomore Dance Club 1, B Team Baseball, Varsity Baseball 2, DOUG WILLOUGHBY-Transferred from Wiesbaden High School Senior year, Wiesbaden, Germany, Football 1, Baseball 1, SC Club 1, LESLIE WISS-Football 2, Track 4, SC Club 2, Tumbling Club 23 MAMIE BRAD- SHAW. Come on, boys, let's get with it! 90 Don Groenemarm, Presidentg Orville Hollrah, Representativeg Maurice Sandfort, Vice-Presidentg Donna McCoy, Secretary-Treasurer. Betty Alfred Geraldine Allemann Robert Allemann Dean Alinder Margaret Anderson juniors Se! New Sai if Mary Anderson i t Brenda Baker ' i ' 4 julie Bauer D Barbara Baysinger , I My Shirley Beckham , , - , ,e.. ff' Q, li? .-,. . ,'l: 1 ',:.1 '...-. - '. 2 ,.., or H Joe Bell 'Z H Lf V. . I, , 'it Vkh- Harold Begne I si. .. an f :tm I ., M a Donald Bennett 2 I t Q - li i A A , X L ..,, W b X Larry Biddlingeier ' ig-N we Pat Bloebaum 1 LQ , il Q' , L t, l i I - ' i, W -1, ' f x Q . Q D' ,i,. V , ' 1 so if 'lf x - ' . 7. ' t Y W7' L , H ?!ffu.fT.A4 - 4-' fx X ,yrybwwm fllrl. 54 tg, 1 J U If I I A j ' - MN , J i it i f . B tl M le ' w t ff-A J ff -' 'wwyatatlff-it K QP N' Wy . .K i iv, fb, 4 V Il I I f X .. K , 3 J ,V 4 C ,, 1 yr 0, ,lr Q , J- gli -A 2 W' my , -'- Q5 ,. ,V ,rf X w L ,. , Q . f Ai N fr' f U N f 'WWII , f- f f. 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Dickerber 1 wg f l' 1 A-if , Q , A m , C prow . vnu ., V K 5 in V 7 ROSS Q 1 a if ... . ,ff ' X, X57 S. Howard - f ' M X K , x S. Kerner' . ' av L A A 4, ' c s 1 P E. Sadler J N f f X f . . it M. stem ' . ffi V m' . . ' P- Walker if ff . ,, h W Q. jf . fa ' a 3 X J 3 X K' f' H: M.. . A J , K . . . W, And nowifor the gym edition of the news! - N A A dig r ,N - 'i E M ,L if do VND , Sl as gf yr . 5' if by 5 5 555592 Q Sophamorcs Numb: Kg ef .Dy e Y N X jwb ., QM Qisx A 'Nw N . L. Abbington W. Alexander B. Barklage D. Beach E. Birch C. Boschert M. Brown N. Achepohl S. Appleby ' K. Barnett D. Bebee D. Birks D. Brannon W. Brown . wx K l 5 Q! M fab Cl YE J wwf! L. Ainley T. Bangert D. Bayless N if 59 J Sl gn Sf V mi A . Ji LJ' Q ww J lv S. Bextemueller A. Borgman C. Brown 7. V V lv' cj ,PT ',' I 7 'le,4f'I J . Vu J! !'cJJ I G. Avery K. Bass R. Berrey R. Boenker C. Brown , V .3 H fl' X,xwllWff f,' dv! D . a. Wm.. 5 'A f ,Q I p Bly ,UN 1 .Boehle fy' QRAU ,'xlAJ LV,.f 1 9 B. 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Trantham J ' liz ig' , . ' J. Earnest T. Herbert Freshmen on Green Pepper initiation day D. Drunert l S. Mitchell The Freshmen contributed liberally to the Operetta. 26 ,Musical Zfcshm G. Ahmann M Alfred, Allerk n . W. Adams M. Bacon J. Barton E. Boettler M. Boyd C. Bridges +14 , C Bales l IIO ' R. Arwen K G. Barner I, W C. Beckham fe' E. Beumer 4 ,' ' S. Blohm sf f' P. Borgschulte f Jr!! C. Barklage C. Bausler C. Berry , T. Biser 3 f j A km D. Borgschulte C ,I pr! 'N I R. Bradshaw 2? 0 J ,fa . 4 JJ . L. Bates Av ' V' ., S. Benskin fl? effd e ' 5 A' B. Birch . i ii , A R. Boschert gy -b - S. Bricker I, I I- J. Brown L. Beeson E. Bimslager R. Boettcher fb 'lr' J. Breclenbeck B. Brown P. Broeker D. Broeker Yay in '24 Hand G. Buchanan A. Burckhardt D. Cork D Bruere G Bruns f'N D. Comer W. Crawford KN.-5 M. Bruns J Bush A X D. Bufford J. Bussinger D- Buswell H. Carpenter T. Crane qxxax ,K f J. Cummins EDD X. ' R. DeMasy XX R. Burkemper H. Callison C. Clark M. Czeschin G. Denningman B. 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Spilker R. Romine L. L. Sadler R. Schierding D. Sitton R. Sohn K. Stafford L I i ..,,.. ' A i' ' 5 . ' Zygw.. i'jf N'aW'f J- SPCHIS L. Spears , . ..ik:V 'V 2.3, - 1 L' ,. .,.., k R , 15 1 ,i f m :-- W f 2 ., 1 - - igfgf , ec',. L V c V' 3 i i ' 7 ,,.. 4 7 ' ' if - ii.':: f 4 2 I R I- ' A -F HUIIUI' Scholastic 1601! Sfrsf Quarter S. Stafford G. Stivison N. Story D. Wehmeier G. Whitson D. Wittenborn J. Stoehner C. Sweazey D. Testerman L. Tankersley C. Thocker C. Trussel 503 rl' IWW W KJ We J wb gluing' L Steffan G. Stepp C. Titus C. VonBastian R Webbink J., Walker L. Weber R. Welch N0 S. Stille L Stonebraker B. Wehmeier W. Wheeler J. Willbrand E. Stirnaman J. Stork R. Teckemeier D. Whicker D. Wittenborn P. Yeater R. M. wredey-530 GX' 'Yfw NWN M. Wolf Q ,yr A xp wwf' QPAQW3 X W ...W SD So www 4 M93 .Spy D. Wren G. Wrrght II7 51yl1fl1 Graders Make Uutsfandm MRS. TERRY'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: D. Hoover, V. Chase, G. Thompson, M. Haeussermann, P. Stonebarger, J. Panthel, G. Janning, A. Cohoon. ROW 2: B. Alinder, C. Adams, M. Bryan, B. Nelson, T. McCoy, D. Love, R. Schup- mann. ROW 3: D. Nye, R, King, R. Pundmann, T. Rother- mich, D. McGraw, L. Law. ROW 4: W. Durant, M. Osiek, W. Jensen, G. Borchardt, H. Munoz, R. Towers, R. Seeler. MR. KNIGHT'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: S. Dunn, L. Ross, M. Monroe, T. Robley, D. Gallion, O. Dorlaque, C. Belew, J. Hall. ROW 2: S. Henry, H. Waldvogel, A. Schneider, B. Ellis, S. Perry, D. Timmons, S. Pagels. ROW 5: H. Ussery, G. Roollig, B. Wilson, D. Feltz, H. Bushnell, M. Poe, C. Mitchell. ROW 4: L, Brown, R. Brunson, E. Szoko, C. Holli- day, L. Schone, J. Lynch, G. Franklin. II8 MRS. KING'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: J. Crawford, L. Dixon, B. Nixon, R, Thelman, S. Blackwell, J. Abbington. ROW 2: H. Oelker, J. Masterson, M. Borders, R. Bain, J. Sweazey, C. Wilmes, M. Vardeman. ROW 5: R. Hesskamp, M. Lewis, G. Mueller, R. Brown, P. Clark, D. Buswell, G. Ainley. MRS. CERENO'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: G. Nelson, W Gilless, J. Rosner, D. Holt, S. Crossman, A. Timmons, S Hunn. ROW 2: L. Coburn, L. Davison, C. Hiatt, J. Jarvis R. Morris, P. Gibbs. ROW 3: A Roark,.D. Pratt, L. Morgan B. Crawford, J. Shiverdecker. ROW 4: A. Terrell, L. Scott G. Snodgrass, R. Elsten, D. Callaway, J. Lyons. 9 fades an Kmsfitufion Cast MR. HORNING'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: M. Utley, C. Christo her, S. Carver D. Wri ht C. Koester C. Morris P , 8 1 y , J- Schiermeyer. ROW 2-S. Stevens, M. Land, M. Buchanon, V. Hendrix, J. Willbrand, P. Milligan, H. Montgomery, R. Fow- ler. ROW 3: G. Camp, H. Hickman, M. Hachting, D. Peace, W. Peters, M. Maple, W. Tackett, K. Whitlock. ROW 4: B. Heath, G. Sims, K. Howell, L. Carter. MRS. RAUCH'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: B. Wepprich, M. Keyes, E. Denning, P. Wallace, M. Odle, B. Pollock, C. Shade, M. Peyton. ROW 2: S. Gallagher, B. Robbins, D. Boyd, L. Blackhurst, A. Spooner, V. Carpenter, B. Froname, J. Watson, N. Brown. ROW 3: G. Hohman, R. McKinney, -I. Payne, B. McFarland, J. Willbrand, L. Clemons, B. Mc- Cullough, R. Haferkamp, B. Knight, j. Kasakonis. MR. WOLTER'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: D. Keeton, J. Zalueke, A. Weil, L. Morrison, B. Cross, D. Drew, P. Lam' bert, J. Mitchell, V. Watts. ROW 2: J. DuBois, M. Gose, C. Henson, J. Potter, R. Trendley, C. Ambrose, P. McClain. ROW 5: E. Brown, R. Benefielcl, A. Taylor, H. Bowden, W. Kreder, K. Terry, H. Barnes, H. Gass. ROW 4: R. Kinion B. Cagle, D. Williams, G. Knox, P. Laurendine, W. Amason, D. Jarvis. MR. KELLEY'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: E. --Willis, D. Coleman, M. Scheurman, R. Carter. ROW 2: C. LaBarge, R. Davis, 1. Highfill, R. Richardson. ROW 3: R. Mersch, J. Burris, J. Langstadt, E. Howerton. Q YF Q is iw Q w, Imax? bv if Z :Qin , -n Q, 3 2 A ,in 4 W , -ww, m Y vc 1 k gb if Ki' i f' 2' I- uii K 1 2 1 3 1 ' ai 5 P iv. ,Q ,W f xg- we , 'Y ' 4 -5 fn -fp ,-E I 3 , A'7 ' A we ,ii if FW Q fm 5 ' '32 V 2 . THQ' '- g 5,11 A it i' Q i f fs -1. ,g f V! W VF X gg, 9:94 A 5 X in 12' if L H L Y W, 12 .X if v , , i 'k i 3 i ,.::,,, ga 5 .fag K , ,Q 9 A ' WS vrallmerzt kcwrd af Over 200 V7 75 3 Egg-S E+' Timm? GR' H 3 Bldg 1: 55 D 5 cnpgl B gmiz Y-'Q 1537 sf- 'gpm FU l r.'?U,Z U QQ' F fb rn! n-nl P' gr.:-IQU1 3 fb' 2,72 J- Pw' U3 in 51193213 Q 5 O sr 53113 se sei-fm Q 523' E71 . g51f'uO rs D 99 . - Q Z S 4324 '94 cn7'U7j 3. g.O0O ' 56053 3 5.3.2 n u na ?4U+unp: Huber, E. Jennings, M. Dickbernd, I. Kelley. ROW 3: eno, R. McVay, Cary Hahn, R. Peery, J. Martin. Lower left MR BITTNER'S HOME ROOM ROW 1 Richardson, J. Beeson, B. Clark, P. Hart, R. Maxey, D. Bei- nard, P. Chatman, R. Schuermann, L. Friedenburg. ROW 2: J. Bushdiecker, N. Hickman, R. Hansborough, G. Smith, J. Toit, T. House, S. Birks, B. Izeman. ROW 3: G. Hibdon, B. Lewis, R. Courtney, D. Bunch, R. Patter, F. Smart, D. Femmer, M. Bakewell, R. Gillette. MRS. HERBST'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: M. Watts, D. Holt, C. Everett, B. Yeater, S. McMahan, D. Ziehl. ROW 2: G. Banda, A. Vaughn, N. Clark, R. Bizelli, L. Oakley, T. Bobeen. MRS. GAUSS'S HOME ROOM-ROW 1: W. Sparr, L. Mc Dowell, J. Maxwell, M. Henderson, H. Bodrow, D. Blase, G. Lee, J. Wunsch, K. Rupp, S. Shumate. ROW 2: B. Bol- linger, D. Knoch, D. DeRoy, A. Birkner, L. Turner, D. Tib- bles, S. Robley, P. Davis, E. Norris, P. Oberle. ROW 5: E Siegler, L. Pendill, G. Powell, J. Needham, B. Upton, W. Hesser, D. Graham, D. Hutchinson, R. Boerding, A. Charles. Fi 1LI is 0 SEATED-ROW 1, L. to R.: S. Gage: J. Schnare: L. Richardson: B. Cross: R. Morris. ROW 2: L. Pendill: D. Towers Cvice-presidentj: B. Lane: C. McDowell: E. Willis. ROW 3: D. Mc- Graw: K. Litteken: E. Denning Ctreasurerj. STANDING: Mr. Kelley Csponsorjg R. Ziehl: J. Kasukonis: B. Ellis fpresidentj: G. Janning fsecretaryk B. Mersch: B. Crawford: B. Yeater: M. J. Phillips. Each of the sixteen homerooms of the Junior High selects a student to represent them on the Student Council. Under Mr. Ke1ley's careful guidance and planning, this group of students has produced excellent results. junior ROW 1, L. to R.: D. Gallion: R. Weil: M. Gose: V. Hendrix: P. McClain: B. Trendley: C. Ambrose: L. Morrison: J. Du Bois: A. Willis: J. Jarvis. ROW Z: S. Perry: B. Ellis: J. Panthel: A. Schneider: H. Wald- vogel: R. Gall: D. Drew: S. Dunn: M. Buchanan: D. Keeton: J. Mitchell: R.'Morris: W. Gillis. ROW 5: C. Koester: M. Peyton: G. Janning: D. Hoover: S. Carver: S. Henry: D. Wright: P. Perkins: J. Schermier: C. Christopher: D. Love: T. McCoy. ROW 4: E. Denning: M. Keyes: V. Chase: M. Haeussermann: G. Thompson: A. Calhoun: M. Bryan: C. Adams: B. Alinder: M. Land: R. Borton. ROW 5: H. Bushnell: T. Rotherrnich: D. Feltz: L, Schone: M. Poe: R. Brunson, W. Jensen: G. Borchardt: M. Osiek: G. Snodgrass: W. Durant: J. Payne: S. Ussery. ROW 6: K. Whitlock: R, Elsten: R. Borton: D. Pratt: R. Fowler: R. Mc- Farland: R. Heath: J. Hohman: J. Willbrand: B. McCullough. ROW 7: D. Boyd: L. Blackhurst: C. Shade: B. Pollock: M. Odle: B. Wepprich: P. Wallace: A. Spooner: B. Crawford: C. LaBarge: B. Knight: J. Kasu- konis. ROW 8: S, Gallagher: B. Fromme: V. Carpenter: N. Brown: F. Baue: R. Haferkamp. STANDING: Mr. Wolter fsponsorj. i 6 I If ROXX' 1. L, to R.: D. Hoover: M. Gose: E. Denning: B. Vileppricli: M. Keyes: M. A. Odle. ROW' 2: D. Love: T. McCoy: G. Thompson: M. Haeussermann: B. Ellis: S. Perry: B. Ford: K. Rupp. ROW 5: V. Hendrix: S. Jeffery: M, Dick- herndg J. Sears: Lnuritzen: M. J. Phillips: L, Dawson: P. Huher. ROW' ll: L. McDowell: S. Pentlill: J. Friend: D. Blase: L. Gerken: J. W'unschg C. Shumnte: C, Meyers, ROXXI' iz B. Ellis: S. Bartlett: S. Sample: D. Bernard: M. Bnysinger: H Reed: M. Moeller: M. Muhl. ROW' 1. L. to R.: B, Pollock: P. Wlallace: M. Bryan: B. Alin- der: D. Groeneinnnng C. Shade: G. Janning: M. Peyton. ROW 2: N. Brown: B. Frommeg A. Spooner: J. Zaleuke: A. Wfeilg D. Gallion: C. Adams: V. Chase. ROW 5: -I. Young: D. Wlelsh: A. Doherty: V, Stone: K, Wampler: D. Stone: A. Co- hoon: N. Douglas. ROW 4: D. Boyd: S. Davis: J. Orclelheide: G. Bnuer: R. Hall: F. Wheeler: J. Maxwell. ROW 5: V. Car- penter: L. Blackhufstg D. Cngle: S. Plctscher: C. Owens: S. xX,i1I'1'Cl'l1 R. Tihhs. ffzyh CHEERLEADERS B. Alindei' M. Gose M. Bryan M. A. Oelle E. Denning M. Keyes D. Hoover B. Wepprich EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL 'wmv 795 ROW 1. L. to R.: J. Payne: S. Usseryg C. Holliday: C. Mitchell. ROW 2: K. Terryg R. Seeler: D. Towers: G, Borchardt: J. Hoh- man: N. Clark. ROW 5: W. Jenson: M. Osiek: G, Snodgrass: H. Munoz: R. Ziehl: B. McCullough. ROW 4: Coach Baumann, L. Clemons. Manager: G. Rolling: M. Bakewellg B. Gillette. I23 S I tl i KUX 5' Kustvdians H. Thoele, J. T. Harroll, G. Bruesehoff, E. Brinkmann, L. Meinershagen, E. Bacon, H. Grote, G. Usxy fSupe-rvisorj, E. Stoeh- Def. Cfarpenlcriv imp R. Blase, A. jones, O. Holtgraewe. Hzzfeieria O. Ritter. M. Spain, A. Barklagc-, C. Schnatmeier, C. Kuester, O. Gray, B. Main, I. Belding, J. Boschert, B. Waye. I? R gi A ,M ggi .QQ . , . v :G ! 2 lik Z Q 'QV in .f,Irf5k.' L an kg. M., A 4 , , -mwu Q .H-'W ' w x ' 5 K N f -ns X 2 Q - 0- ,-,Wu X Z V fa-,..W,,M. ' rv as -4 is ,x 4 ,,, 1, 1 . , 2 .. wa W' r K ,U . W .X , W -M ps fd --. -A iw? i ii i i L wil l E 1 . ,.A .,, ' 3 , gamma, -1 8 W ml I 5 x X' Y K ,YW .. , 7 ,Wi -w,.,..,,,.0.,. M, library Staff At left. FRONT ROXXT C. Krunl. M. Gmu, J. Brockcr. G. Parker, C. Hoover, J. Draper. BACK ROWA: P. Scnevcy. P. Sliilt. B. Hzillcincycr. Mrs Schulz. fLibri1ri4inJ, S. XVilllwrantl, M. Bm-limcr. Superzufmdcnfs Ofhkc' At Riglit: Jennie Mite XX'i1l1lbrink, Betty Grass. Mario Miiyficltl. Pulwcafivns Staff FIRST ROXV: B. Gillcss, P. Mnyfield, N. Bussingcr. D. Kmmcr, J. Bruns, C. Peyton. SECOND ROXV: M. J. Burger fPiratc Putter Editorj, S. Pollotk CPirutc Pattcr Business Miinagerj. K. Holf lander, B. Ermc-ling, D. Ray. B. J. Dungiin. THIRD ROXV: K. Clemons -fCharlemo Editorb, J. Sthnedlcr QClmrlcmn Business Munagerj. J. Uclsclilncgcr fPliotugraplicrJ, J. Harrington, Mr. Schroeder fPir41tc Putter Spnnsnrj. J. Bcckcr, R. Critler. B. Brocckclmiinn, Miss Algcu fCl'lL11'lEITl0 Sponsnrj. M. Lane. R. Denning ffhlvertising Mzmagerj. 1? xx MQ naval? mg .Q 1 SPL lib , 5 . 5 ...ve- HWE: Q gl., KL H -af iw .7-4fz,-S+l-- A .. 7g.M VK Q. .. X,-ff . . .-f ' '-0-....., W fun ple O 6 P C IS IN 3 lo to so ngs soaked f Ch thi ruin Another one of the U .- f.: C1 CL DL ,E E O u -LJ 1- S E X11 -CI 4. 1-4 O Q. Z' 1.4 vi Q2 JJ x-4 GJ .C 4-1 CC CI IJ .- GJ LD and the Beast Beauty ?'Bq ,l Z A-,,,,.,--ov'- is-1 IIUCC. Sweetheart D at the etty larceny ,- P Milf Venus de mth arms. SINE. omecoming g H early for the etting there G and the Beast Beauty Y S, 0.1 REE 0 Wo gn. Jo ME F9 'U 32 535k 55.5 U-E ainsoaked floats 1' he her one of t T Ano Vi ? ,'. 1 T l- , , . ll at the Sweetheart Dance. Petty laneny Ill IN de Ven s I Sfiem THE SEMINAR FACULTY-SEATED: Mrs, Knight, Miss Wa1'denherg, Mrs. Thiel. STANDING: Dr. Cri- der, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Denning, Mr. Pena, Mr. Kerr. Dr, jolly. Janine Gilliom works on her project4 Cancer in Mice. The faculty, students, and their parents banquet at the Golf View Inn. arg mimzr The students listen to Mr, Thomas speak on endocrin- ology. Several members of the seminar visit the Fisher Science Exhibit at the Chase Hotel. 11 21 S1 61 71 91 101 121 151 161 171 201 211 221 '13, 241 261 OCTOBER j.C.L. members held Manumission ceremony in Senior High Auditorium. A team lost to Maplewood, here 12-323 Freshmen won here against Berkley 7-O. Mr. Buck made Seniors smile for pictures. juniors had their pictures taken, also. All Sophomores took an aptitude test. Pirate Peppers led pep assembly which was held after school to no avail as S.C. lost to Ladue 0-47. A band sloshed through mud at Washington University. Seniors and Freshmen received their T.B. patch tests. Basketball practice began. Freshman football team lost to Brentwood here by a score of 0-7. S.C. lost to Brentwood there 6-183 B team lost to Wentzv'ille's A team 13-32. Future college students struggled through Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, Students from Lindenwood College gave talks about their native countries, in a United Nations Assembly for grades 10, 11, and 12. Annual Bonfire was held. after which Carolyn Peyton was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1959. The attend- ants were: Fresl1man4Diane Lovelaceg Sophomore- Betty Kasparg juniors-Ruth Pearia and Doris Fairchildg and Seniors-Janine Gilliom. Homecoming parade was rained out but we retaliated to defeat previously undefeated Lindberg 22-7. The Freshmen beat Hanley here 22-0. Homecoming dance was held in the new gym. B team lost to Ritenour there 6-13. 26-271 Freshmen took an aptitude test. 291 The student body nominated candidates for Queen and at- tendants for the Football Party. The Senior boys interested in attending Rolls after they graduate met with a repre- sentative from there. 29-301 The Vocal Department of S.C.H.S. presented an operetta, 301 311 l32 The Waltz Dream. The Freshmen handed Parkway a 22-0 defeat here. Pirates received their first league victory by defeating Clayton there 34-21, 31 41 81 101 151 181 191 211 221 22 sr 231 241 251 261 281 291 301 SEPTEMBER The seventh and eighth grades attended school for half a day. Summer vacation came to a short halt with half a day of school for all grades. All S.C. students came for first full day of school. Junior High, Freshmen, and Sophomores had an assembly. Dr. Seamonds conducted an assembly on India for the juniors and Seniors. Coach Rash introduced the Football team in the first pep assembly of the year. A Band participated in Band Day proceedings held in Columbia, Missouri. B football team played Affton to a 13-13 tie, at Affton. The joe Berg Foundation gave a Science test to all in- terested students. 231 The Junior Classical League held the annual slave auction in the Senior High Auditorium. Freshmen and Sophomores smiled for the cameramanp j.C.L. held their annual picnic at Blanchette Parkg the first formal student council meeting took place. Freshman football tied Pattonville 6-6, hereg Juniors began magazine sales to finance PROM. S.C. A team defeated Pattonville there 19-Og A Band marched during the half-time. Parkway's B's defeated our B team 18-7, there. Senior Class rings arrived at the appropriate jewelers. Student body nominated candidates for Homecoming Queen and her attendants. NOVEMBER 21 Some students attempted to score high on an Engineering test. The B team battled Berkley to a 6-6 tie here. 41 The arrival of the last day of the first quarter greeted with mixed emotions. 5 8: 61 What a relief! The school board dismissed school for teacher conferences. B team lost to Riverview's B's 0-28, here. Our last football game of the season ends in defeat as we lose to Riverview there 7-31. 91 Mr. Sullivan, formerly with the F.B.I., gave a demonstra- tion of guns in an assembly for grades 10, 11 and 12. Grade cards play taps for students. The new gym becomes scene of the Football Party. The Queen and her attendants were: Queen-Sharon Will- brandg Attendants: Freshman-Diane Whickerg Sophomore -Kathy McG1rtyg Junior-Glenda O'Nealg Senior- Diane Kramer. 171 Candidates for the American Legion Oratorical Contest gave their constitution speeches in a Social Science As- sembly. Freshmen had an assembly. Speech classes gave a Thanksgiving assembly to grades 10, ll, and 12. 26 8: 271 This started a FOUR day holiday week-end for Thanksgiving. 61 71 111 131 201 251 DECEMBER 11 All Seniors take the Ohio State University Psychological Test, S.C. played host to Jennings in the first basketball game of the year. The B team lost 37-44 while the A team gained a victory 57-40. The wrestling team lost its first match of the year to O'Fallon here. The wrestling squad lost to Riverview, there. Both basketball teams gained victories over New Haven here: B , 46-423 A , 66-55. 51 Our basketball team won their third in a row this year by scoring a 61-57 victory over Clayton. The B team won 43-41. 51 41 71 81 91 111 121 141 151 161 181 211 231 S The Publications class gave an assembly for grades 10, 11, and 12, The wrestling team lost to U. City there. Band members and parents were invited to the Band Parents Christmas Party. Glen Morris, a former physics teacher, presented a science assembly for grades 10. 11, and 12. Mr, Boon presented an assembly for the Freshmen on his recent trip to the Holy Land, Richard Denning was our representative in the American Legion Oratorical Contest held in St. Peters, Missouri. The Pirates held their first Tournament in thel new gym. In the first game St. Charles had 53 and jefferson City had 373 in the second game C.B.C. had 81 and Normandy had 58. The wrestling squad lost their first league match to Clayton here. In the final round of our tournament. third place went to jefferson City when they defeated Normandy 47-42. In the CHAMPIONSHIP game ST. CHARLES nipped C.B.C. 46-45. The wrestling team lost to Hazelwood. St. Charles played at Wellston: B 48-33L A 65-55. Dentists volunteer to look for ol' mister tooth decay in old gym. Wrestling team BEAT Melville here. Freshman basketball team lost its first game at Hoech. Music assembly given to all S.C.H.S. students. S.C. host to Ritenour in televised game: B team won 56-44 and the A team ran over Riter1our's A's 69-38. The wrest- ling team lost their second league match to Ladue there. The Freshman basketball team lost to Parkway at Park- way. All top Seniors attempted the Science Talent Research Test. The Vocal Department gave an assembly for the entire Student Body. Christmas Holidays gives us a 12 day break. 26 8: 301 The basketball team gained fourth place honors in the Normandy Tournament by winning two and losing two games. They downed the Riverview squad 69-511 showed the Cadets that the first time wasn't a mistake by beating C.B.C. 63-56. In the quarter finals they went up against the future winner of the tournament, Kirkwood, and lost 53-65. In a try for third place they lost to Mercy 41-42. l33 27 37 57 67 97 117 1D 12, 137 157 im 187 197 353 25. 267 297 I34 1 2 FEBRUARY A and BV teams were both victorious over Afftong B 43-32 nd A 70-503 wrestling team lost last match of ye r with Normandyg Freshman team beat Pattonville away. Wrestling team lost to Affton there. A and B teams were both victorious at the Normandy slaughter3 BV 55-24 and A 72-41g freshman team beat Normandy in a home game, wrestling team lost to jen- nings in the last match of the season. Choir held their annual chili supper after which the Junior High tournament was concluded. A and B teams had an easy time by defeating River- view for the third time this seasonl B 68-42 and A 76-553 Freshmen lost to Hazelwood there. Lou Gaeta gave an interesting assembly on, Birds of Prey and their habits to grade 10, 11, and 12. Speech department presented assembly for Junior Town Meeting of the Air sponsored by KXOX3 B team lost to Maplewood 49-51, while A team defeated Maple- wood in a televised game 67-52. 37 District wrestling meet held with Mike Schwendeman our representative. Annual Sweetheart dance held in the new gym with Donna McCoy reigning as queen and music furnished by the Teen Tones. Freshmen beat Pattonville in a home game. Mr. Kirch conducted a senior assembly for the purpose of ordering cards and announcements: freshmen beat Park- way in a home game. Freshmen had an interesting assembly given by Mr. Haake. A and B teams both victorious over Ferguson3 B team 51-48 and A 80-61. School was dismissed for Washingtorfs birthday. The Gideon Society distributed copies of the New Test- ament to the student bodyg both A and B teams beat Pattonvilleg B team 29-28 and A 78-44. 77 Annual freshman basketball tournament at Berkley was held. St. Charles captured the Suburban League title by tripping Webster 61-513 B team lost to the Webster B's 50-55. Student body voted for the Charlemo King and Queen. 47 57 S7 97 117 11, 127 137 157 167 197 227 277 297 307 1 JANUARY All students returned from Christmas holidays. The wrestling team lost to Kirkwood there. Pirates were defeated in a close game at U. City 49-50, while the B team won 37-36. Wfrestling team beat Affton in a home game. The Pirates defeated Washington 51-48 for the Jay's first loss of the season in sixteen games. B team won 53-303 A Band played before a crowd at State Music Conven- tion at the Sheraton-jefferson Hotel in St. Louis, Mo. Final exams began and continued throughout the week' 27 Auditions for the county chorus began. Freshman team lost to McCluer in a home game: wrest- ling team lost a game to Ferguson here. Wrestling team lost to Vashon there. A and B teams were both victorious over Ladue3 B 46-413 A 57-513 Freshmen beat Brittany away' wrestling team lost an away match to Lindbergh. A and B teams were victorious over Troyg B' 48-41 and A 70-59. Freshman team lost to Berkley away. A team beat Kirkwood 62-52 while the B team lost 48-51 at Kirkwoodg Freshman team beat Ritenour in 11 home gameg wrestling team lost to Parkway in an away match. A team victorious over Riverview at Webster tourna- ment 58-523 B team lost first game of their tourna- ment at Ferguson. A team defeated Webster at the Webster tournament 73-613 wrestling team beat Hazelwood in a home match. WE WON THE WEBSTER TOURNAMENT for the first time by stomping Kirkwood 55-463 1 1 APRIL 11 Suburban teachers meeting relieves dreary schoolwork. 5, 41 Pep Club Play night. 41 Ladue track meet, U. City golf match there. 5, 6 Sc 91 Clayton invitational track meet. 61 Lindbergh golf match here. 71 J.C.L. Banquet. 91 j.C.L. convention at Columbia. 101 Music program was presented by the St. Charles High School choirs. 11, 151 Some students take the annual trip to the Eastern coast. 111 Lindbergh track meet hereg Kirkwood golf match here. 14-161 Maplewood relays. 15-181 Easter vacation. 181 Parkway golf match here. 19, 20, 231 Little Six track meet at Riverview. 201 Clayton golf match here. 221 jr.-Sr. Prom held in the new gymnasium. 251 St. Louis Science Fairg Maplewood track meet here. 261 Senior parents nightg Riverview Gardens golf match there. 26, 27 and 301 Suburban track meet held at Ferguson. 291 Style ' show presented by Mrs. Ahrens and her home-ec classesg Riverview Gardens golf match here. MAY 21 Brentwood golf match here. 31 Hazelwood track meet here, Ritenour golf match here. 61 May Fete. 71 Class district track meet. 91 Affton golf match there. 101 B Band played for the grade schools. 11, 121 District track meet. 141 Annual Pep Club Party. 161 Normandy golf match here. 18-191 State track meet. 19-201 Pirate Players presented play. 211 State golf tournament. 231 Jennings golf match there. 241 Vocal music department had its spring concert. 271 Memorial day assembly. 27-281 State baseball tournament. 501 School is dismissed for Memorial Day. 311 Start of senior week. JUNE 31 Commencement. MARCH 1, 51 State Regional basketball tourney held at St. Charles. 7, 201 State basketball tourney held at Washington U. field house. 91 A Band went to Riverview and Hazelwood. 10, 121 The Rotary Science Fair held in the new gymnasium. 171 Band presented an assembly. 18, 191 On the 18th a matinee was presented for the students and on the 19th the Band Follies were again presented, but this time to the public. 221 An interesting assembly was given by Ken Goodmang Sophomore parents night was held. 251 Sophomore party enjoyed by all present, End of the third quarter. 261 Indoor track meet held at Columbia. 281 An assembly was presented by the jewells Cape Choir. 30, 311 Annual Hi Lights. l35 Zlzzzrlema .Queen P1zfJlflayHckl Hlzarlemrf Mug 16716 Eraeckzlmnnu ST. CHARLES SPEEDWAY Modified Srock Car Racing Every Friday NigI'1I' WATCH FOR SPECIAL EVENTS Complimenrs of DALLMAYER INSURANCE AGENCY Firsf NaI'ionaI Bank Bldg. ST. CHARLES, MO. LEONARD'S METAL FORMING COMPANY, INC. 23I0 Wesi' Clay SI'ree+ ST. CHARLES. MISSOURI 0'FALLON BOWLING LANES, Inc 420 Sodern O'FaIIon, Missouri ART'S IVY GIFT AND VARIETY DRUG STORE SHOP Prescriprions owzauon' Mo' O'FALLON, MO. PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY 2 I 38 Wesl' Clay I I ST CHARLES . ,.175TUP FUR fr, RA 23 Au. Your PLUMBING SUPPLIES ELMER KOLKMEIER KURTIS GULF SERVICE General Conl'rac'ror II20 Harvesler 225 Nor+h Ninfh S+ree+ RA4-9690 PHONE, RANDOLPH 4 2600 Residenlial Commercial ST. CHARLES COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS Acfion Agency Berry, Ira, Inc. Bizelli, Alberl' Broclcman, Cleo Poore Bybee, Charles Cope, Elmer Cox, Roy Denny, John I. Dickens, Charles Fil-zWiIIiams, Ed Jeffries, Jim Johnson, Carl Kniffen, Murray Lawing, Rufh Meyer, Donald Mueller, Joe A. O'BrIen, Leonard S+. Ann's Really Welko, Roberi' Zerr, Elmer Zirnheld, R. B. t aim? 7aadf PlO'S PIZZA PIO S CONTINENTAL RESTAURANT 403 Clay RA 4-59 I 9 KX fi Q A S+, Charles' Finesl Iralian Foods 1' A I AZ Q Besi' Wishes +o Seniors of S+. Charles High MARX 81 HAAS KORREKT CO Makers of MARX MADE Clofhing of Dis+inc1'ion for Men and Young Men SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT THOR'S IN ST.- CHARLES SCHOOL ANNUALS GROUPS Compliments of THE REMBRANDT STUDIOS I005 Olive SI'ree'I' ST. LOUIS, MO. Phone: Chesfnuf I-7I93 I A I OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THIS YEARBOOK PORTRAITS WEDDINGS L. G. BALFOUR Attleboro, Massachusetts JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN CLASS RINGS AND PINS CLUB AND HOSPITAL INSIGNIA COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS MEDALS TROPHIES PLAQUES Represen+a1'ive: NEAL E. THOMPSON 4 Cedarbrook Lane KIRKWOOD 22, MISSOURI SOELLN ER PRESCRIPTION SHOP 2nd and Clay R. C. A. SOELLNER, R.PH. S+. Charles, Mo. Phone RAR-2855 Harold E. Draper RAncIoIph 4-2082 Manufacfurers of FORMICA Sink HAIM HIGH.. Vim-IIeiT:n:::i Tliszil The Rewards Are Rich for Those Who Try ST. CHARLES PLASTIC DRAINBOARD co. RUSENBI-UM 50' N. Kingshighway FASHION PLUS CLOTHING sr. CHARLES. Mo. 339 N. Main K I' h 'cI D' h h nd Disposals - . Igjriisxia Siieivalziiillje: Cabinefs Open UMII 9.00 RM' Nafural Birch Wood Cabineis BAND BOX CLEANER DAVIS A. E. HONERKAMP AND SON, Props. STANDARD SERVICE STATION 3I6 N. Main Sf. Alles ST. CHARLES, MO. Tlfef Tele. RAncIoIph 4-070l Aaaflemis CCCSSOYIOS All G 'e 'S Wed FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY We Own and Operate Our Own Planl' RA 4-96I8 Congra'I'ulaI'ions ancl Bes+ Wishes K 81 S SERVICE CO. MAIN AND CLAY LEN'S HOBBY CENTER Model Supplies Fishing Taclcle Archery Toys and Games Ar'I Supplies 5I6 Clay S'rree'I ST. CHARLES. MO. RA 4- I 992 Slcelly Pefroleum Producls E. F. HUNCKER - 1 lnsurance Service di l45 Norlh Main Slreel' 343114, sr. CHARLES. Mo. E. F. Hunclcer RA 4-5085 4'll1 AND CLARK ST. ST. CHARLES. MO. Phone RA 4-4724 RAndolpl1 4-6600 Complimenls of Earl Poese Hotpoint Appliances Sales - Service - lns'ralla'l'ions EARL POESE ELECTRIC CO. 627 Clay Slreel' S+. Charles, Missouri SNYDER'S VOGUE ,f -Xxx 3l9 Norlh Main S+ree+ E gi- QUALITY AT NO PRICE ,155 In if-Na. Q PENALTY q 5555215 1. :A - .,fgTfs-'p fi ii , A - WH c Complimenls of J. C. VOGLER HOTEL ST. CHARLES Missouri's Finesl' Small Holel TRY OUR IMPROVED FOOD SERVICE 422 N. 5+l1 S'l'. ST. CHARLES, MO. Phone RA 4-4428 For All Your Clo+l1ing Needs C0mPllmel1l'S of Shop and Save a+ P. N. HIRSCH STORE L- BRUCKER5 HARDWARE STORE 305 N. Main ST. CHARLES. MO. 302 Norflm Main H. C. DALLMEYER 81 SONS CO. Ambulance Service Funeral Direcfors Furnilure and Floor Coverings 800 NORTH SECOND STREET ST. CHARLES. MISSOURI Congrafulafions fo +l1e Senior Class of I'-760 DR. H. C. RITTER CHIROPRACTOR HEDGES 81 HAFER SUPERLINER I050 CLAY ST. St. Charles' Finest Food Store ST. CHARLES COUNTY OFFICIALS A. J. BOSCHERT, Presiding Judge JOSEPH F. MAHON, AssociaI'e Judge-Eas+ern DisI'ric+ WYLIE PUND, Associaie Judge-Wesfern Disfrici' JOSEPH A. HAAKE, Counfy Clerk LAMBERT A. KARLL, CounI'y Treasurer PAUL R. FEUERSTEIN, Coun+y Collecfor NORMAN JASPERING, Circuil Clerlc ERNST E. PAULE, Recorder of Deeds ARLIE MEYER, Counfy Assessor CHARLES W. RUFF, Highway Engineer and Surveyor ANDREW H. McCOLLOCH, Prosecufing AH'orney LESTOR PLACKMEYER. Sheriff WEBSTER KARRENBROCK, Magis+ra+e Judge C. FRED HOLLENBECK, Superinlendenl' of Schools OMER DAMES, S+aI'e Represenlalive DON'S SERVICE STATION Co I'men+s of Tires-Ba++eries-Brake Service mp' Molor Tune-Ups-Car Washing L.,b,ica+i.,,, H. C. OSIEK 81 CO. Phone, RAndoIph 4-5549 II30 CLAY ST. ST. CHARLES, MO. STATION DUQUETTE The LGSI' Word in Always a Good Show Aufomobile Service ai- fhe w. H. IJimI MIDDEKE S-I-RAND THEATRE A+ 'Ihe Bridge S+. Charles, Mo. RA 4-03I6 Complimenfs of JORDAN CLEANERS AND TUXEDO RENTAL 2022 WEST CLAY YOUNG'S GRILL Try Young's Hamburger WiI'h an In+erna+ionaI RepuI'aI'ion PIa+e Lunches and Shor+ Orders Props., LOU and CLYDE RAndoIph 4-9665 lion No. 2nd S+. ST. CHARLES, MO. FIRESTONE GUM-DIPPED TIRES . . . Choose Ihe Tire Champions Buy. Firesfone Tires Have Been on I'he Winning Car a'I' Indianapolis for 29 Consecuiive Years. A Tire for Every Purse Where +o Buy Them FREY'S FIRESTONE STORE 2024 W. clay RA4.saoo OSTMANN'S GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Phone RAndoIph 4-4888 Compliments of THE UNION SAVINGS BANK S+. Charles, Mo. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WM. H. BRUNS, Presideni' OTTO WILKE, Vice Presidenf ARTHUR F. WILKE, Cashier D. J. AUCHLY, Ass'I. Cashier E. R. EMMONS, Assf. Cashier ROBT. CLAY, Ass+. Cashier J. W. LAWLER, Direcior E. A. KEITHLY, Direcior H. C. FUERHOFF, Direcfor H. C. SULLENTROP, Direcior HY. C. VOGT, Direcfor ST. CHARLES QUARRY COMPANY Souih River Road S+. Charles, Missouri QUARRY PHONE RA 4-I344 Crushed S+one, AgricuI+uraI Limes+one S+a1'e Specificafion Sfone MH? , W IWW GOELLNER REDI-MIX? INCMQ 9 Ready-Mixed Concrete OI S+ + S+ Ch I M PHONE RA 4 I6I6 KURTZ CONCRETE, INC. Ready-Mix Concrete SouI'I1 River R d ST CHARLES MISSOURI Ph RA T vi if STE RLI N PISTQNS .mf wwe., ,aa .ffzmfem ummm aww You'lI find Sferling Pisfons in millions of aufomobiles on fhe highways of America foday. Sferling has developed many of fhe improvemenfs fhaf make modern car engines quiefer, srnoofher and more powerful fhan ever before. Behind fhis success are fhe people who worlc af Sferling Their spirif and cleferrninafion have made fhis company fhe leader in ifs field. Our congrafulafions fo fhis year's graduafing class of Sf. Charles High School . . .and our besf wishes for fheir fufure success. STERLING ALUMINUM PRODUCTS, INC. The WorId's Largesf Producers of Aufomofive Pisfons Compliments of C. J. HARRIS LUMBER CO. Rulh N. Lawing Aubrey B. Lawing SEE US ANE 1 , -s LESJMQ Phone RAnclolph 4-2 I44 Reallor Cong ralulalions 'lo 'lhe Classes at St. Charles High From +he Folks al- PENNEY'S GECRGE M. NULL Grain-Flour-Feed-Seed in E. JACKSON ST. S+. Charles, Missouri BANK OF ST. PETERS ORFIS S+. Pelers, Missouri Mem' of me me N KINGS I-IIeI-IwAY FEDERAL DEPOSIT i INSURANCE CORP. For Pickup or Delivery RA 4-23II BR 8-3sII Call RA4-9609 MATTI NGLY BROS. STORES CO. Firsi' in Qualify ancl Service lGolclen Rule S+orel 205 N. MAIN BUSE'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers and Gifis 400 Clay Sfreei' ST. CHARLES, MO. Telephone RAndolpl1 4-0I48 Anywhere by Telegraph Ar+is+ry in Flowers Complimenis of Congralulafions +o +l'Ie HENRY ROTHER Class of I960 and DOTTY SHOP JOHN WETTER III Home of Famous Brands LUMBER 300 NQRTI-I MAIN IO6 Nor+l1 Main S+. Charles. Mo. S+- Charles. M0- CompIimen+s of for 'rhe Home 729 N. SECOND ST. Phone RA. 4-5252 Com pIimen+s of DAIRY QUEEN III6 Norfh Second S+ree+ ST. CHARLES, MO. Home of fhe Cone Wiih fhe Curl on 'Phe Top TRUMP CLEANERS Besi' Wishes From RENKENS SUPER MARKET 730 Ciay RA. 4-55I2 Good Luck and Good HeaH'h prom MEYER BROS. STANDARD GULF SERVICE STA. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 2nd AND CLARK Serving Your HeaI+h Needs B Tire? aH'enes for Over 28 Years Accessories 2 MODERN STORES TO SERVE YOU H6 N. Main Compiefe Gulflex Elm and Haw+horn Lubncahons We Give and Redeem Eagle Siamps DIAL Ra +9687 St. Charles Local IGA Foodliners and Supermkts CENTRAL SUPERMKT. 5'l'l1 and Clay HARVESTER SUPERMKT. Harvesler, Mo. HILANDER FOODLINER 2004 W. Clay PROGRESS SUPERMKT. 2nd and Morgan SHOP EZY FOODLINER 403 N. Main Builder of Your Communily FIRST NATIONAL BANK S+. Charles. Mo. Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Drive-In Banking Service Absolule ProI'ec'lion for Deposilors Twenfy-four Hour Deposifory Service Compliments of . . . ST. CHARLES NEW CAR DEALERS WALTER AFF, INC. BENS AUTO SALES BRUCKER MOTOR CO. PUNDMAN MOTOR CO. RIXMAN BUICK ST. CHARLES MOTOR WILKE MOTORS M f - - 'wwiu ,mx-' 620 Jefferson S+. ST. CHARLES, MO Telephone RAncIoIph 4-0073 ARTHUR C. BAUE FUNERAL HOME, INC. Ie I I XII SEE US AND EcoNoMY Auro I I AND , f f SPORTING Goons co RA-4-6650 EARN 320 Nor+h Main S+. 47: Dividends Payable Semi-AnnuaIIy NATIONAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION 555 CIay S+., S+. Charles ST. CHARLES, MISSOURI THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THOSE PREPARED FOR IT Congra'I'uIaI'ions Io SI'udenI's and FacuI'I'y PRINSTER-HUGHES FUNERAL HOME, INC. Complimenrs of Your ST. CHARLES CLOTHIERS American - Palace - TI1ro's KISTER STUDIO 508 Jefferson S+ree+ PHONE RAndolph 4-.I287 RUBENSTEIN'S FAMILY SHOE STORE 2I5 N. Main S+. Charles, Mo. COTTAGE BAKERY I954 W. Clay I4I N. Main ST. CHARLES CLINIC PHARMACY 207 NorI'h Fif+h Sfreel' RA 4-I940 Prescriplions a Specially Complimenis of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE I29 Norfh Main SI'ree+ Phone RAncIoIph 4-5880 TO THE CLASS OF '60 WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS AND WARMEST GOOD WISHES CHARLIE'S FAMILY SHOE STORE 323 N. Main S+. Charles, Mo. B-K SUPER MARKET 'OUGLAS IUSCKERT 6OI N. Kingshighway DOUG BOSCHERT ORVAL KLINGHAMMER ST. CHARLES DAIRY CO. Benfon and Clay PHONE RAndolpI1 4-0734 GRADE A Pasteurized Dairy Products l l l J. J. LYONS SERVICE STATION Sfandard Oil Producfs Second and Adams ST. CHARLES, MO. Phone RAndoIph 4-96I7 Complimenis of YELLOW CABS S+. Charles Phone RAndoIph 4-I234 CompIimen+s of ST. CHARLES AUTO PARTS CO. I200 Second S+reeI' ST. CHARLES. MO. STOCK-NOLLE OIL CO. Phillips 66 Produc'I's Gas and FueI Oils Tires, BaHeries, Accessories 205 SOUTH MAIN ST. Dial RA 4-0378 Herberf C. Sandfori ................ Presidenf Robed E. Schnedler ..,....,.... Vice Presideni-Cashier Mildred Luechau ............ RusseII Kansfeiner MiI+on E. Meyer .. Joseph A. Simon ...... Assisiani' Cashier Assisiani' Cashier Direcior Direcior Ernsi' E. Paule ,,,,.Y .....Y.,. D irecI'or Wm. Schnedler .ss...s ......., D irecfor Ralph H. Rech+ern ......... Direcfor T. C. Bruere, Jr. .,.......,..,., .,,..,... D irec'I'0r ST. CHARLES SAVINGS BANK S+. Charles. Member Mo. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and FEDERAL RESERVE BANK DENNING RADIO AND APPLIANCE COMPANY PHILCO WESTINGHOUSE MAGNAVOX II2 Norfh Main ANDREW L. SCHNEIDER GAMBLES Au+horized Dealer 320 N. Main S+. Ph. RA 4-9000 ST. CHARLES, MO. Spred Sa+in, Spred LusI're. Spred House Paini' and Glidden Painfs HEYE SHEET METAL AND PAINT SHOP 2I7-2I9 S. Main S+. PII. RA 4-5432 Complimen'I's of Complimenls of ST. CHARLES BIG BUY BOWLING LANES BOTTUNG C0- 2200 W. CLAY II6 Nor+h Second PHONE RAndolpl1 4-9658 Dial: Ra 4-5900 Q ,M . A X 4,,Q,,, K M4 f,,, 1 ,.--'- K avgfflf . fz P7111 , 1 NJ Q f '1-Mm i 1:,,xX1,M1,:f1f- K W f 'W ax: ,, , , H 1- f 5.1 sbwfyygsig W 553 my M ,mfs .Lf ,W Q MQ. am . . 1 win 7 Jw, ,awe , A I W I gi, ,T I of -2 in T 1. f ST. CHARLES SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION GILLIOM Best Wishes From TAINTER DRUG STORE POWER TOOLS II09 N. Second S+ree1' 3 3 if Manufacfurers of GIL-BILT Build-I+-Yourself Power Tools A8rW ROOT BEER STAND STOVES FARM SUPPLIES HARDWARE WATER SYSTEMS THE BRUNS MACHINE COMPANY 222-224 Norih Main S+ree+ ST. CHARLES, MO. BOTTLED GAS WASHING MACHINES PAINTS AND OILS ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES .- ... M-vw SILVER TOP ROLLER RINK ST. CHARLES GOLF COURSE and GOLF VIEW INN HOLLRAH SEARS ROEBUCK SHOE SERVICE AND COMPANY 559 CIQY Sireef II8 Nor+h Main ST. CHARLES TO PLACE YOUR ORDER Diai RA 4-I800 KLINGHAMMER'S CITIES SERVICE STATION INSURANCE 200 Soufh Second 2I2 S. Second S+. ST. CHARLES. MO. TED SCHOETKER Coal Furnaces Heafing Equipmeni' and Sheei' Me+al Works 34l SOUTH MAIN Phone RA 4-Ol I2 me - C -ff LW 6 X fs- 'fvirf Complimen'I's of SMALL FRY FASHIONS 3I5 NO. Main ST. CHARLES, MO. FiH'l1 and Clay THE VILLAGE MARKET Com Iimen+s o Your l960 Cllass Ring lSuppliers HERBERT F. ABLER ED. L. MEYER Jewelers NEwssTANn 8' S+. Charles, Mo. Sinclair Agen+s CONGRATULATIONS . . . SENIORS y N E ding Happines B Y C p fhe Search for Your Goal BRAUFMAN'S HUNING'S CHILDREN'S BAZAAR KQLYMMHJ M, W CWFUM UMW'-'U LM df 1 Q Q T on M L W W' wwf MW . 0 M S W Rf jgw bw Lgwfwwgwwf PM To the Students and Faculty of St. Charles High: GREETINGS! THE LAWYERS OF ST. CHARLES For the Latest News... Read THE BANNER-NEWS AN INFORMATIVE-COURAGEOUS-RELIABLE NEWSPAPER IT BRINGS YOU THE EVENTS OF THE DAY NEA Service Cartoons Funnies COMPLIMENTS OF ZEISLER BOTTLING CO The s'ruclen+s and s+aff of Lindenwood College wish +o congrafu- lafe +he graclua+es of +he Class of I960 and +o exiend fo each of +hem our sinceresi' goocl wishes. LIN DENWOOD COLLEGE MISSOURI FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO Fine Furnifure G. E. APPLIANCES 40I and 420 N. Main S+ree+ Complimenfs of BROSS BROS. MUSIC STORE 208 Nor'l'h Main S+ree+ BAND INSTRUMENTS CONN SLINGERLAND SCHOOL RENTAL PLAN ABC FRUIT AND PRODUCE CO. 6I'I1 and Clay S+ree+s ST. CHARLES Gas The Wonder Flame I'ha+ Cools as Well as Heai' ST. CHARLES GAS CORP. 2I2 NorI'I1 Main SI'ree1' SENIORS Anderson, Kenneth-57, 70 Arras, Joyce-26, 28, 54. 40, 41, 42, 70 Bacon, John-70 Bass, Dennis-70 Becker, Jack-f51, 51, 58, 70, 127 Behle, Charles-70 Belew, Norman-70 Benne, Esther-70 Benne, Sharon-70 Beumer, Stanley-70 Biddlingmeier, Gary-70 Bloebaus, John-51, 70 Bobeen, John-71 Boehmer, Marilyn-37, 58. 71, 127 Bormann, Barbara-28, 52, 71 Boschert, Charles-71 Bottoms, Ronald-71 Boyd, Judy-71 Bradshaw, Mamie-90 Brakensiek, James--31, 5 8, 7 1 Brennan, Margaret--71 Brockelmann, Robert-71, 12 7 Broeker, Dale-71 Brooks, Carl-31, 37, 47 49. 58, 71 Brown, Barbara-71 Bruere, John-9, 51 51 . 45. . Bruns, jean-26, 28, 37, 72, 127 Bryant, Carolyn-72 Buchanan, Linda-72 Burckhardt, Robert--72 Burger, Mary Jean-28, 32 54, 41, 72, 127 Burns, Steve-72 Bussinger, Mary Lou-72, 127 Bushdieker, Danny-72 Callaway, Roderick-72 Callison, Rosanna-41, 72 Cannaday, Robert-54, 40, 41. 72 Carpenter, Rita-75 Carter, Fay-26, 28, 40, 66, 75 Christopher, Charlotte-73 Claridge, Donna-73 Clark, Carl-73 Clemons, Kenneth-32, 35, 57. 58, 75, 127 Clevenger, Tom-26, -31, 43, 47, 49, 58, 69, 74 Cooley, Bonnieh27, 28, 32, 40, 41, 74 Conn, Judy-74 Countz, ConniP41, 74 Countz, Larry-74 Cowell, Bob-42, 58 Crayne. James-51, 58, 74 Crider, Russell-31, 40, 57, 74, 127 Crowder, Doris-74 DeMasy, Marilyn-74 Denning, Richard-35, 56, 57, 74, 127 Dickbernd, Dudley-74 Douglgas, Janice-28, 32, 75 Drec shage, Gary-75 Drecksbage, Janet-75 Diancan, Karl-34, 40, 41, 5 Dungan, Billie Jean-26, za. 75. 127 Dunlap, Helen-75 Dwyer, Dolores-76 Ebeling, David-51. 55. 37, 58, 42. 57, 58. 76 Erlinger, Gary-76 Erlinger, Larry-31, 33, 34, 55. 76 Ermeling, Barbara-76, 127 Fehr, Gerald-53. 76 Feldman, Larry-76 Felin, Rose-26, 76 Fesler, Gay-76 Fleschert, jean-76 Fortmann, Karl--76 Freed, Dora Mae-76 Garza. Joe-77 Geisel, Barbara-28, 77 Gerken, Anita-26. 28, 52. 77 Gilless, Betty-28, 77, 127 Gillette, Larry-77 Gilliom, Janine-28, 52, 58 77 Goodson, Dean-31, 57, 77 Gose, Robert-31, 47, 51, 58, 77' I74 Grau, Alvin-52, 77 Griewing, Audrey-28, 56. 57, 77 Haferkamp, Gerald-77 Hagemeier, Mary-77 Hahn, Dennis-27, 34, 78 Harnmack, Kenneth-78 Harrington, James-51, 52, 40, 57, 78, 127 Hart, Elaine-28, 40, 41, 42, 67, 78 Hendrix, Carolyn-28, 78 Henke, Wilma-78 Herd, Bonnie-55. 78 Hibdon, Bill-78 Hill, Elmer-78 Hollander, Karen-28, 52, ' 78, 127 Hollander, Ronald-51, 40, 42, 78 Hollrah, Janet-26, 28, 50, 78 Hollrah, Ronald-79 Holt, Dennis-31, 47, 49, 79 Hoover, Carole-55, 45, 79. 127 Hueffmeier, Hilda-79 Hughes, Joan-79 Hustedde, Carol-41, 79 Iv , Jean-79 Iftyiig, joseph-79 Johnson, Marilyn-79 Kaibel, Jerome-51, 40, 79 Keithly, James-55, 79 Kerner, Donald-57, 38, 41, 80 Ketterer, Larry-S0 Klinghammer, Mary Sue- 26, 58, 55. 80 Koch, Gerald-31, 55.-40. 41, 47, 49. 57, 58, S0 Koenig, Ralph-31, 58, 80 Koester, Oscar-34, 80 Kramer, Diana-26, 28, 41, 6-1, 80, 127 Kreder, Earl-31, 33, 37, 58, 80 Kruel, Bill-51, 47, 48, 51 58, 80 Kuechler, Wayne-55, 80 LaBarge, Velma-80 Lane, Michael-26, 52, 54, 57, 58, 80. 127 Laumeyer, James-81 Lee, Carole-41, 81 Leverenz, Grace-81 Liter, Dan-31, 33, 47, 81 Litteken, Robert-40, 41, 81 Logan, Atril-40, 42, 81 Love, Bonnie-82 Machir, Gerald-33, 34, 82 Mayfield, Patricia-26, 28, 82 127 Maynard, Donald-32, 82 Melton, john-82 Mentzel, David-82 Mennemeier, Don-82 Meyer, Robert-31, 47, 48, 58, 82 Miller, Diane-32, 82 Mitchell, Gary-82 Mohr, Richard-31, 41, 57, 82 Moseler, Carole-41, 83 McCall, Joe-82 McCarty, Ted-83 McCray, Esther-41, 83 McCrorey, Thelma-83 McMurry, Delmar-83 Niedner, Fred-31, 34, 83 Niedner, Susan-26, 85 28. 52. Niederberger, Louis-31, 41, 85 Noah, Judith-S3 Ochs, Harry-31, 47, 49, 57, 85 Ochs, Robert-31, 47, 43, 51. 58, 85 Oelklaus, Donald-51, 51, ss, ss Oelklaus, Harlan-31, 51, 34 Oelschlaeger, Jon-32, 33 54, 42. 84. 127 Ordelheide, jim-84 Osborn, Irene-28, 43, 84 Ott, Glennon-55, 84 Parker, Artha-84 Parkinson, Larry-26, 32, 54. 55. 84 Q Pal-116. Carleen-84 Payne, Brooke-26. 28,- 32, 84 Pearia, Raymond--42, 84 Peyton, Carolyn-26, 28. 50. 52. 56. 41. 65. 84, 127 Pinnick, Robert-52, 54, 55. 42. 84 Pierce, Bobby--51, 42, 85. Pollock, Shirley-26, 28, 52. 41, 85, 127 Puent, Dorothy-85 Ransom, Warren-51, 45. 47. 58. 69. 35 Ray, Doroth -28, 56, 85, 127 Renken, Ricliard-27, 85 Rhodes, Bill-86 Rieffer, Margie-86 Richardson, Waynw5l. -17. 49, 58, 86 Richterkessing, Melba-26. 28, 50, 52. 86 Rigdon, Joseph-55, 54. , 55, 86 Rodgers, Richard-86 Roth, Gene-31, 47, 51. 58. 86 Sadler, Ella Mae-86 Sandfort, Robert-9. 51, 45. 58, 86 Schgrding, Richard-31, 42, 8 Schierding, Ruth Ann-28, 45. 86 Schiermeier, Loretta-86 Schmidt, Charles-87 87 Schnare, Carol-28, 41, 66. 87 Schnatmeier, Karen-26, 28, 41, 45, 87 Schnedler, Jack-51, 52. 57, 87, 127 Schuttenberg, Mary Beth- 40, 87 Schwendeman, Paul-57, 87 - Scott, Larry--31, 37, 41, 45, 51, 69, 87 Scott, Terry-51, 57, 41, 45, 51, 58, 69, 87 Sederwall, Martha-57, S7 Seeler, Richard-87 Shatro, Gerry-87 Sims, Marilyn-41, 88 Sims, Virgil-35, 58, 87 Smith, Gerald-32, 34, 36, 88 Sommerkamp, Robert-31. 52, 47, 48, 58, 57, 88 Sotto, Joe-88 Spatz, Barbara-26, 88 Stahlschmidt, Judy-26, 88 Stahlschmidt, Agnes-88 Steinhoff, Elizabeth-88 Stoehner, Don-88 Stoehner, Joyce-88 Sylcox, Joyce-88 Tayon, Ray-88 Templeton, John-31, 40, 89 Terry, John-31, 51, 58, 89 Washington, Melva-26, 33, 40, 89 Weaver, Jerry-89 Weaver, Sue-28, 32, 89 Weber, James-89 Wehmeier, Jean-89 Wehmeier, Nancy-89 Welch, judy-89 Wilders, Lottiw89 Willbrand, Sharon-64, 89. 127 Willbrand, Wayne-89 Williams, Barbara-90 Williams, Frank-36, 90 Willis, Lawrence-90 Willoughby, Doug-51, 47, 90 Wiss, Leslie-31, 47, 58, 90 JUN1oRs Alfred, Betty jane-92 Allemann, Geraldine Elda- 92 Allemann, Robert-92 Alinder, Dean-92 Anderson, Margaret-28, 92 Anderson, Mary-28, 55. 66, 92 Baker, Brenda-92 Bauer, Julie-26, 28, 55, 92 Baysinger, Barbara-55. 92 Beckham, Shirley Ann-92 Bell, Joe-92 Benne, Harold-51, 50, 51, 92 Bennett, Donald-92 Biddlingmeier, Larry-92 Bloebaum, Pat-92 Blohm, Dale-52, 92 Bond, Carolyn--92 Borchardt, Sharon-26, 32, 55, 41, 92 Borgmeyer, Margie-92 Boschert, Dick-92 Bottoms, Harold-40, 92 Bracht, Dennis-51, 47, 48, 92 Bricker, David-92 Briegsl, David-92 Broc er, Edna Rose-92 Broecker, Judith-92, 127 Broeker, Ralph-92 Brown, Nancee-92 Browning, Marsha-92 Bruning, Joy-57. 92 Bruns, Margaret-26, 95 Bryan, Winnie-26, 33, 34, 56, 95 Burger, Joanne-28, 55, 54. 65. 95 Callahan, James-95 Cameron, Bobby-93 Campbell, Judy-95 Clark, Lynne-95 Conoyer, Richard-95 Cox, Bonnie-95 Croquart, Karen Lee-41, 95 Crosier, Charles-40, 95 Czeschin, Gayle-50, 52, 55, 54. 95 Dames, Thomas-42, 95 Dauve, Judith-41, 93 Davidson, Nancy-95 Davis, jackie-93 Davis, Kay-93 DeSherlia, Sharon-35. 95 Detrich, Daniel-95 Ditter, John-42, 57, 95 Dove, Rosetta-93 Draper, Janice-95, 127 Dryden, Carolyn-40, 93 Duffy, LugencP95 Ebeling, Brent-95 Echelmeier, Carol-28, 93 Ell, Elaine-95 Ell, Judy-95 Emonts, Patricia-28, 93 Fairchild, Doris-41, 63, 93 Fisher, Jan-94 Fox, Anita-94 Frank, Carmen-41, 94 Gaines, William-47, 49. 57. 94 Ganlisbill, Sheldon-47, 57, 9 Garza, Gene-57, 58, 94 Gerstner. Cecilia-41, 94 Generi, Lidi-27, 28, 32, 94 Grelow, Greg-94 Gillette, Lawrence-94 Gillette, Melba-94 Goist, Eleanor Sue-40, 94 Gose, Jerry-94 Grasshoff, Gary-51, 35, 94 Grau, Marvalee-41, 94, 127 Gravemann, Ruth-94 Greive, Mary-94 Groenemann, Don-31, 43, 47, 51, 58. 91, 94 Guinn, Charlie-94 Gust, Dorothy-94 Haak, Jaye-94 Hagen, Eugene-40, 94 Ha lemeyer, Barbara--94, 127 Harrison, Ronald-94 Harrison, Sharailyn-26, 55, 34, 42, 94 Hawkins, Kenneth-94 Heinecke, Brian-26, 52, 54, 94 Hendrix, Luther-31, 57, 58. 94 Henke, Nancy-27, 33, 41. 94 Herren, Marilyn-94 Herriman, Shirley-95 Hollander, David-95 Hollenberg, Carol-28, 95 Hoilrah, Larry-55, 42, 95 Hollrah, Orville-47, 49, 91. 95 Hoss, Diane--28, 50, 33, 57. 56. 95 Humphrey, Willis-95 Humphreys, Judith-28, 95 Hunn, Carolyn-95 Janes, Carol Jean-95 Janning, Marjorie-28, 41, 45. 95 Johnson, Margaret-26, 28, 52, 95 Johnson, Phillip-50, 95 Eghnston, George-95 eeton, Donna-32, 95 Kincheloe, Janet-95 King, Roger-95 Kinker, Bird-95 Kleeschulte, Sandra-28, 40, 95 Knox, June-95 Kottmann, Bob-54, 57, 38, 95 Krieger, David-95 Krue , Cheryl-33, 95, 127 Kruse, Lawrencc+9S Kuchler, Mary-95 Lammers, Ramsey-32, 34, 56. 58. 95 Laumeyer, Thomas-95 Lee, David-54, 95 Leistner, Roberta-26, 28, 52, 41, 95 Leistner, Theldora-28, 32, 41, 96 Leussler, Hartley-32, 34, 56, 57. 58. 96 Logan, Donna-96 Lough, Bill-96 Lyons, Shirley-40, 41, 96 Maas, William-31, 57, 96 Machir, Judith-28, 30, 42, 96 Malson, Ann-96 Margthey, Jack-31, 40, 41, 9 Maxwell, jo-31, 47, 49, 58, 96 Meers, Carol-27, 28, 36, 96 Meirink, Richard426, 38, 51, 57, 96 Melton, Gary-42, 96 Mergenthal, Dona-26, 28. 32, 56. 57, 96 Messer, Mary Ann-26, 28, 55. 57. 96 Miller, Charlotte-40, 96 Mitchell, Kathy--32, 96 Moseler, Rose Mary-96 Munoz, Juan-26, 31, 32, 34, 57, 57. 96 McClain, Robert-96 McCoy, Donna-28, 50, 55, 56. 57. 45. 65. 91. 96 McKenney, Juanita-96 McMahan, Wanda-41, 96 McReynolds, Carol-41, 96 McVay, Gary-31, 55, 58, 96 Neeg, Tom-51, 47, 49, 58. 9 Nesslage, Larry-32, 54, 96 Nicholson, Dean-96 Novack, joseph-40, 96 Ohlms, Richard--97 Oldenburg, Edith-97 O'Neal, Glenda-26. 55, 64, 97 Parker, Gloria-27, 40, 97, 127 Parrish, Margaret-97 Paul, Michael-32, 97 Pearia, Ruth-41, 63, 97 Perkins, Ralph-97 Perry, Eddie-97 Perryman, Jerry-97 Peters, Brenda-97 Pirtle, Sandra-97 Poese, David-26, 97 Powell, William-55, 37, 97 Rau, james-51, 47, 58, 97 Rayfield, David-27, 55, 47, 49, 57, 97 Richardson, James-26, 32. '54, 97 . u Richter, William-97 Richterkessing, David-35, .58, 97 , Richterkessmg, Paul-97 Riley, Calvin-97 Rosner, Margie-41, 97 Roth, Jean-52, 40, 97 Roundtree, Sandy-97 Phyllis-97 Sackman, Sandfort, James-31, 47, 49, 58, 97 Sandfort, Maurice-42, 91, 97 Schama, Elaine-97 Mary-55. 97 Schmidt, Schnare, Marilyn-28, 41, 97 Schnarr, Diane-98 Schneider, Barbara-36, 98 Schneider, Tom-31, 47, 49. 58, 98 Scholer, ,Ioan-57, 58, 98 Scholer, John-98 Schone, Marla-36, 41, 98 Schrader, Gerald-98 Scott, Richard-98 Shade, Patricia-28, 32, 41, 45. 98 Shelkey, Mellainie-26, 28, 41, 98 Shelkey, Mellanie-26, 28, 41, 9 Shepherd, Sharon-28, 55, ps, 126 Shilt, Eldon-34, 98 Short, Linda-34, 36, 43, 98 Snodgrass, Patricia--98 Sommerkamp , Charles-31, 52, 55, 47, 58, 98 Spathelf, Sharon-98 Spilker, Becky-98 Holliday, Mary-41, 104 Stahlschmidt, Paul-2 7, 37, 98 Steinhoff, Stanley-98 Stivison, Joyce-28, 36, 98 Stoll, Mary-98 Studer, Roy-40, 41, 98 Taylor, Carl-98 Terry, Jim-51, 99 Thomas, Margaret-99 Timpe, Mary-28, 36, 41, 99 Toedebusch, J oannw99 Toedebusch, Richard-40, 99 Towne, Sharon-35, 99 Tnrssell, Karlene-41, 43, 99 VanMater, Joyce-33, 99 Vogt, Robert-99 Wampler, Paula428, 33, 99 Wardenburg, Gary-99 Weber, Carol-99 Welker, Patricia-32, 99 Welker, Ruth-99 Waitaker, Keith-99 W itaker, Phil-99 Whitaker, Carla-99 Wilhelm, John-99 Wussler, Jow99 Wyland, Gay Nell-26, 28, 38, 99 Wylie, Gary--40, 99 Keater, Judith-99 Ziegemeier, Roger-99 Zumbehl, Roy-99 SOPHOM ORES kbbington, Leroy-31, 47, 50, 56, 58, 102 kchelpohl, Nancy-27, 29. 104 iass, Kenny-102 Jessup, Kenneth-104 41, 66, 102 kinley, Leonard-102 Kppleby, Sandra-26, 29, 30, 37, 42, 102 kvery, Gary-102 Bangert, TONY-26, 34, 102 iarklage, Robert-102 Barnett, Kay-102 Barton, D.-101 lasinger, Christeen-36, 102 layless, Diane-39, 102 leach, Donnie-50, 102 leebe, Darrell-26, 102 Belew, Ronnief40, 102 lenskin, James-102 Kennett, Shirley-101 lerlekamp, Maurice-102 lerrey, Raola-102 lextermueller, Sandy-39. 102 liff, R.-101 Birch, Robert-102 Birks, Darrell-56, 102 lizelli, Pat-39, 102 llohm, Stanley-102 loehle, B.-102 Ioenker, Raymond--102 Lorgman, Annette-39, 102 loschert, Carol-102 lrannan, Douglas-102 Ira . Virgil-102 Iridges, Lloyd-102 lrown, Benny-102 Charles-102 brown, lrown, Clyde-102 lrown, Mary-102 lrown, Wendell-56, 58, 102 Lruning, Paul-105 iruns, Mary--103 lruns, Michael-39, 50, 56, 57, 105 lurke, Carol-103 urkempfr, Mary--103 iurris, ichard-103 Carlton, Larkin-47, 50, 103 Iarrico, Michael-103 Charles, Barbara--103 Tlarlc, Betty-103 llark, Doug-103 Ilouser, Glenda-103 Zollier, Aberaham-50 Iooper, Sharon-27, 29. 37, 42. 103 Iopeland, Pauline-103 Iottingham, David-103 Iraghead, Donna-103 Irawford, Wesley-103 rawford, George-103 rouch, Carol-103 rouse, James-39. 40. 103 vavis, Brenda-103 Iavis, James-103 Iawson, George-103 'eI.eal, David-32, 103 Iickherber, Don-101 iixon, Lydia-39, 103 owlin , David-40, 103 ratwidic, James--103 Drew, Patricia-41, 103 Dueringer, Mary-27, 29, 37, 103 Duncan, Ronalde40, 103 Dunn, Gary-57, 103 Echele, Frances-29, 41 Ell, Karen-26, 29, 103 Eoff, Rowena--103 Fairchild, Eileen-103 Feltz, James-34, 104 Fetsch, Kenney-104 Ford, Barbara-104 Fowler, Richard-42, 104 Franklin, Mablw104 Gantney, Richard-104 Gillette, Melvin-39, 56, 104 Glasgow, Georgia-104 Goodrich, Dennis-104 Graham, Andrew-104 Gray, Nancy-104 Greiwe, Wilbur-50, 104 Guess, Marjorie-40, 104 Hammack, Carol-33, 104 Harpole, Bill-31, 40, 42, 50, 57, 104 Harris, Mildred-104 Hayden, Shirley-104 Heintzelman, Mary-39, 104 Hendrix, David-37, 104 Hendrix, Donald-104 Henson, Charles-104 Henson, Larry-104 Hesskamp, Jon-50, 104 Hickman, Sharon-104 Hoelscher, William-57, 104 HOSE, Charles-104 Hollainder, David-50, 56, 10 Hollrah, Dale-47, 50, 104 Holtgrieve, Ann-100, 104 House, Ronnie-104 Howard, Sharon-101 Hunn, Sharon-29, 39, 42, 104 Hunter, Anita-104 Jackson, Beverly-104 Jacobsen, Rudy-33, 35, 42, Johnson, Johnny-104 Kamphoefner, Dennis-42, 50, 105 Kasper, Betty-26, 29, 63, 105 Kerlick, Carol-39, 105 Kerner, Stephen, 37, 38, 101 Keyes, Jay-26, 34, 37, 56, 105 Kinion, Gary-105 Kline, Harry-105 Kniffen, Janie-26, 37, 42, 105 Kuchler, Roy-105 Leu, Bob-34, 105 Leverett, Johanna-39, 105 Lewis, Anthony-105 Litteken, Henry--105 Lukach, Doris-105 Magruder, Reneta-43, 105 Mansell, Dina-105 Maple, Larry-39, 105 Meers, Dale-105 Meyers, Jimmie-105 Mitchell, S.-101 Moore, Richard-36, 37, 38, 105 Morris, Donna-105 Moseler, Betty-39, 105 Moses, Dale-31, 42, 43, 1 5 , 105 McCarty, Kathy--27, 39, 64 McCoy, Eddie-40, 105 McCrary, Myron-105 McElhiney, Bill--32, 35, 105 McIntyre, Barbara-105 McLain, Sandra-105 Noah, Barbara-105 Norder, Nancy-33, 35, 105 Norton, Robert-35, 39, 105 O'Connor, Jackie-105 Oelschlaeger, Kathy-26, 29, 36, 42, 105' Oetker, Betty-41, 105 O'Neal, Wayne105 Osborne, Barney-42, 47,56, Osiek. Jane-26, 29, 36, 42, 106 Palmer, James-43, 47, 50, 56, 100, 106 Pearia, James-39, 42, 106 Peery, Jim-101 Pfaff, Mary-106 Phillips, Karen-41, 106 Plackemeier, Ronald-106 Poeling, Mary Lou-106 Pratt, Carol-41, 106 Propst, Cecil-101 10 6 Puent, Robert-106 Ransom, Omer-106 Richterkessing, Ellen-106 Roark, Pam-29, 40, 42, 10 Rogaigson, Danny-50, 56, 0 Rose, Biran-106 Ross, Larry-101 Rothg Sharon-27, 29, 39, 10 Sadler, Edward-101 Sandfort, David-36, 43, 56, 58, 100, 106 Schamma, Elaine-106 Schnack, Dennis-106 Schneider, Danny-40, 106 Schneider, Richard-31, 51, 106 Schrader, Gary-106 Schwendemann, Ronald- 39, 106 Seago, Bill-106 Seay, Steven-27, 50, 56, 106 Sebacher, Sharon-29, 106 Short, Charles-57, 106 Short, Michael-34, 106 Sims, Jerry-106 Sitton, Dianna-106 Smith, John-106 Smith, Lawrence-40, 106 Spier, Fred-106 Stag?meier, Helen-29, 36, 10 Stahlschmidt, Janet-26, 106 Steen, Mary Kay-101 Steinhoff, Wayne-107 Stonebraker, Danny-107 Strokmeyer, Lolita--43, 107 Tainter, Tom-47, 50, 57, 107 Teribury, Sandra-107 Thomas, Jerry-107 Thomas, Patricia-27, 29, 41, 66, 107 Thompson, Mary-29, 107 Thompson, Richard-107 Tibbs, Dennis-27, 58, 107 Towers, Thomas-26, 43, 50, 56, 100, 107 Underwood, Edward-107 Van Barneveld, Jack-107 Van Deven, Dale-39, 107 Vincent, Leon-34, 107 ' Walker, P,-101 Watson, Michael-107 Wessler, Rita-29, 39, 107 Whitaker, Ann-36, 107 Whitlock, James-107 Wiesendanger, Kathy-36, 107 Wiesendanger, William-107 Wilders, Tommy-40, 107 Wilke, Johnny-40, 107 Willbrand, Dennis-107 Williams, Eileen-35, 37, 107 Williams, Ricky-36, 39, 41, 107 Wilson, Lloyd-39, 50. 107 Wimberly, Jeanette-107 Wolf, Horace-107 Wooldridge, Glenda-107 Wright, Linda-107 Young, Thomas-107 Zumbehl, Richard-56, 107 Zumwalt, Sylvia-26, 29, 107 Zuroweste, Robert-43, 107 FRESHMEN Adams, William-110 Ahmann, Gerald-27, 36, 110 Alfred, Mary-110 Atwell, Ronda-27, 39, 66, 110 Bacon, Mary-110 Bales, Christine-29, 39 Barklage, Cheryl-36, 110 Barner, Walter-110 Barton, Ferry-34, 35, 110 Bates, Lola-110 Bausler, Cheryl-21, 110 Beckham, Eugene-110 Beeson, Lawrence-39, 110 Benskin, Stephen-110 Berry, Mary-110 Beurner, Eldon-110 Bimslager, Eddie-110 Birch, Bill-110 Biser, Terry'-39, 42, 50, 57, 110 Black, Mike-27, 54, 109 Blohm, Sharon-39, 110 Boettcher, Ronald-34, 37, 110 Boettler, Elizabeth-39, 110 Borgschulte, Dorwood-110 Borgschulte, Pally-37, 38, 39, 110 Bormann, Thomas-27, 50, 54. 108 Boschert, lliidy-39 Boschert, ita-110 Boyd, Michael-50, 54, 110 Bradshaw, Ruth-110 Bredenbeck, Judy-31, 39, 1 10 Bricker, Steve-50, 110 Bridges, Carol-110 Broeker, Paul-110 Broeker, Diane110 Brown, William-110 Brown, James-50, 56, 110 Buchanan, Garry-1 1 1 Bruere, Richard-43, 50, 56, 108, 111 Bnms, Gary-50, 57, 111 Bruns, Martha-111 Burchardt, Alan-111 Burkemper, Richard--111 Bush, Jerry-1 1 1 Bussinger, Judith-111 Buswe l, Douglas-111 Callison, Haroleen-111 Cameron, Jerry-111 Clark, Charlotte-111 Cleveland, Ronnielll Comer, Franklin-11 1 Connoyer, Joan-11 1 Cork, Donald-27, 39, 56. 111 Cowell, B.-109 Crane, Timothy-39, 111 Crotzer, Jackie-109 Crabill, Mary-39, 103 Crawford, Gerald-111 Cummins, Jannette-111 Czeschin, Michael-42, 50, 56, 11 1 Dalton-Dennis-56, 11 L DeMasy, Ronniee-1 1 1 Denningmann, Gary-1 11 Dewhirst, Robert-37, 111 Dietzman, Bryan-1 1 1 Dillon, Kenneth-1 1 1 Dowell, Barbara-1 1 1 Doyle, Ginger-1 11 Drecksage, Joy-111 Dreher, Carla-39, 11 1 Drunert, Donald-109 Dueker, Lonnie-111 Duncan, Andreva-39, 111 Duncan, Raymond-111 Dunlap, Linda-112 DuVa 1, Charmaine-27, 112 DuVall, Gary-112 Earnest, John-109 Echele, Donald-112 Echele, Eileen-39, 112 Echele, Herbert-34, 39, 112 Edwards, William-39, 112 Ehlmann, Charlotte-112 Eichhorn, Marilyn-27, 112 Elder, Steve-112 Ell, James-112 Eller, Alan-39, 112 Ellis, Harold-112 Ellis, Virginia-27, 39, 112 Eovaldi, Elizabeth-112 Ermeling, Vernotte-39, 112 Everson, Patricia-112 Faeth, Carol-39, 112 Fairchild, William-112 Farley, Michael-112 Fehr, Ronald-112 Feldman, Irvin-112 Feldmann, Sharon-112 Felin, Donald-112 Ferber, Shirley-112 Fisher, Lynn-112 Fridley, Michael-27, 42, 43, 50, 56, 108, 112 Frye, Edward-32, 112 Gaines, James-50, 56, 112 Gatzweiler, Ann-27, 29, 36, 37, 39, 112 Glynn, Carol-112 Glynn, Carol n-112 Gregorie, Richard-50, 56, 112 Griesenauer, James-112 Greiwe, Warren-112 Griffith, Sharon-113 Groenemann, Gary-27, 50, 56, 113 Grooms, Dennis-113 Hagemeier, Juanita-29, 113 Hagen, Patricia-39, 113 Hammond, Barbara-113 Harris, Marilyn-39, 113 Hart, Jerry-113 Heembrock, Bonnie-113 Heernbrock, Charlotte-27, 39. 113 Henderson, Shirley-113 Headrick, John-39, 113 Herbert, Cheryl-113 Herbert, Terrill-109 Herrmann, Thomas-113 Hill, Beverly-36, 113 Hill, Marsha-113 Hollrah, Allen-50, 56, 113 Hollrah, Gary-113 Hungate, Phyllis-29, 39. 113 Huesemann, Raymond-37. 113 Hug, Elizabeth-109 Hulsey, Marvin-113 Isola, Cathleen-27, 113 Izeman, Jerry-50, 56 Jefferies, Sandra-113 Johnson, Patricia-27, 113 Johnson, Lucy-113 Johnson, Thomas-113 Jolly, James-27, 32, 36, 113 Jost, Carolyn-113 Kelly, I.auriw27, 39, 43, 108, 113 Kerpash, Judith-113 Ketterer, Cheryl-27, 29, 113 King, Danny-113 Kinker, John-27, 35, 50, 56, 113 Klinghammer, Sally-27, 33, 39, 113 Kluesner, Larry-34, 35, 113 Knoch, Kenneth-114 ' Koeler, Ronnie-32, 36, 114 Kolb, Ted-32, 37, 114 Kotche, Karen-114 Kottman, John-114 Kramer, Juanita-39, 114 Kreitzer, James-114 Lantz, Mary-114 Lauer, Royce-114 Lavy, Janet-39, 114 Lewis, Hazel-39, 114 Lewis, Richard-109 Norma-114 Linkogel, Lohrman, Joyce-39, 114 Lovelace, Diane-29. 37, 39, 63, 114 Ludwig, Robert-34, 114 Luesse, Barbara-114 Luna, Rita-114 Luthe, Cynthia-27, 114 Mayfield, Judith-39, 66, 11 Meyer, Dorothy-27, 37, 38, 39, 114 Maxey, David-114 Milligan, Billy-114 Milner, Donna-39, 109, 114 Messler, Barbara-114 Mitchell, Ken-114 Mitchell, Mary-114 Mitchell, Sharon-109 Mitts, Mary-114 Mitts, Max-114 Morrison, Charles-114 Morrow, Jeanne-114 Myers. Larry-54, 55, 114 McCormick, Leon-33, 34, 43, 114 McCoy, Tim-50, 56, 114 McCrory, Roy-114 McFarland, Orvel-114 McKelvey, Raymond-115 Neatherry, Susan-115 Neill, Robert-50, 115 Nesslage, Dave-109 Neustadt, Melvin-115 Nickerson, Camille115 Nickerson, Martin-27, 34, 115 Nicks, Sally-115 Niedergerke, Tom-115 Nippert, Joan-115 Noah, E ward-115 Oates, Connie-115 Oelklaus, Tommy-115 Oetting, Carol-29, 115 Osborn, Merria-29, 36, 115 Pallardy, Pat-115 Patt, Linda-27, 29, 31 35, 39. 115 Pavy, Judith-115 Pearia, Joe-42, 50, 57, 115 Pearson. Olive-115 Perkins, James-115 Perkins, Sharon-115 Peljtig, Gary-115 Phillips, Michael-39, 115 Pickering, Mike-109 Piersall, F.-109 Plackemeier, Shirley-115 POC,-Larry-32, 56, 115 Poeling, Jerryvlli Poertner, Elizabeth-31, 36, 115 Poggemoeller, Donna-115 Polston, Donna Price, William-56, 115 Ransom, Betty'-39, 115 175 Ratliff, William-52, 37, 115 Reef, Sue-115 Regot, Sharon-37, 38, 39. 115 Reinwald, Darrell-115 Rice, Kenneth-37. 56, 115 Richardson, Dennis-116 Rigdon, Donna-116 Rodgers, Michael-116 Roeper, Billie-39, 115 Romine, Regina-27, 116 Rothermich, Derrill-27. 116 Rouge, Robert-116 Sachs, Beverly-116 Sadler, Linda-116 Sampge, Mike-27, 50, 56, 11 Schambach, George-116 Schierding, Robert-39, 57. 116 Schierding, Dennis-116 Schierrneier, Rickey--116 Schnarre, Karen-27, 29, 116 Schnedler, Jean-27, 36, 116 Schone, Don-50, 116 Schroeder, David-116 Schulte, Barbara-116 Schumpe, Paul-116 Seitz, Carole-39, 116 Senevey, Patsy-116, 127 Shanks, Roberta-57, 116 Sherrow, Gene Shilt, Patricia-116, 127 Shoemake, Joyce-116 Sitton, Dennis-116 Smart, Maraliss--27, 116 Smith, Jack-39, 116 Smith, Jeanne-27, 29, 31, 36, 57, 116 Sohn, Glen-116 Sotta, Robert-116 Spears, Judith-116 Spears, Robert-60, 116 Spilker, Beverly--116 Stafford, Karen-29, 116 Stafford, Sharon-29, 117 Steffan, Lois-59, 117 Stepp, Geraldine-117 Sti le, Spencer-117 Stirnaman, Evelyn-27, 117 Stivison, Gary-36, 57, 117 Stoehner, Joyce-117 Stonebraker, Loretta-117 Stork, Jean-117 Story, Ned-57, 117 Sweazey, Charles-117 Tankersley, Lawrence--117 Taylor, Sharon-109 Teckemeier, Robert-117 Testerman, Diana-45, 108, 117 Thocker, Carole-39, 117 Titus, Clifford-117 Trentham, C.-109 Trussell, Eugene-117 VonBastian, Carol-27, 29, 36. 37, 39, 117 Walker, Jon-54, 56, 59, 117 Webbink, Ronald-27, 56, 117 Weber, Larry-117 Wehmeier, William-117 Welch, Ronald-117 Wheeler, Woody-39, 117 VC'hicker, Diane-27, 37, 39, 64, 117 Whitson, Gene-117 Wiedey, Rose-117 Willbrand, John-35, 50, 117 Wittenborn, Donna-27, 29, 31, 36, 39. 117 Wittenborn, Donna-27, 29, 51, 336. 39, 117 Wolf, Wayne Michael-117 Wren, James-117 Wright, Gordon-117 Wunderlich, Eunice-109 Yeater, Paula-39, 117 EIGHTH GRADE Adams, Carole-118, 122, 125 Alinder, Barbara-118, 122, 123 Ambrose, Carol-119, 122 Barnes, Harry-119 Baue, Frederic-122 Belew, Carol-118 Benefield, Randall-119 Blackhurst, Leonora-56, 119, 122, 123 Borchardt, Gary-118, 122, 123 ' Borton, R.-122 Bowden, Harold-119 Boyd, Diane-36, 119, 122, 123 176 Brown, Earl-119 Brown, Larry-118 Brown, Nancy--56, 119, 122 , 123 Brown, Ralph-118 Brunson, Ronald-118, 122 Bryan, Marery-118, 122, 12 3 Buchanan, Margaret-1 19, 122 Burris, John-119 Bushnell, Charles-118, 122 Buswell, Dennis-118 Cagle, Barry-119 Callaway, Daniel-118 Camp, Gary-119 Carpenter, Cicki-56, 119, 122, 123 Carter, Lher-119 Carter, Russell-119 Carver, Sylvia-119, 122 Chase, Vicki-118, 122, 125 Christopher, Brenda-119, 122 Clark, Philip--118 Clemons, Linn-119, 125 Coburn, Lonnia--118 Cohoon, Annita-56, 118, 122, 123 Coleman, Dale-119 Crawford, Judith-118 Crawford, William-118, Cross, Beverly-119, 122 Crossman, Suellyn-118 Davidson, Linda--118 Davis, Ronald-119 Denning, Ellen-56, 119, 122, 123 Dixon, Lavern-118 Dorlaque, Opal-118 Drew, Donna-119, 122 Dubois, Joan-119, 122 Dunn, Shirley, 118, 122 Durant, William-56, 50, 122 118, 122 Ellis, Beth-56, 57, 118, 122, 123 Elsten, Robert-118, 122 Feltz, James-36, 118, 122 Fowler, Ricky-119, 122 Franklyn, Georgwllii Fromme, Barbara-36, 119, 122, 123 Gallagher, Sharyn-119, 122 Gallion, Katherine-36, 118, 122. 125 Gass, Howard-119 Gibbs, Penny-118 Gilless, Wilma-118, 122 Gose, Margie-119, 122, 125 Hachting, Michael-119 Haeussermann, Mary-118, 122. 123 Haferkamp, Richard-56, 119, 122 Hall, Renee-118, 125 Heath, Robert-119 Hendriz, Virginia-119, 122, 125 Henson, Carol-119 Henry, Sharon--122 Hiatt, Cherlyn-118 Hickman, Harold-119 Highfill, James-119 Hohman, Gerald-119, 125 Holliday, Clyde-36, 118, 123 Holt, Donna-118 Hoover, Donna--118, 122, 123 Howell, Kenneth-119 Howerton, Edward-119 Hunn, Sandra-118 Janning, Geraldinwllfi, 122, 125 Jarvis, Duwayne-119 Jarvis, Judith-118, 122 Jenson, Ralph-118, 122, 125 Kasukonis, John-119, 122 Keeton, Dianna-119, 122 Keyes, Martha-36, 119. 122, 123 Kinion, Ronald-119 King, Russell-118 Knight, Billy-36, 119, 122 Knox, Gary-119 Koester, Carolyn-119, 122 Kreder, Wayne-119 Labar e Charles-11 122 g , 9. Lambert, Peggy-119 Land, Mary-119, 122 Langstadt, John-119 Laurendine, Patrick-119 Law, Larry-118 Love, Delores-118, 122, 123 Lynch, John-118 Lyons, John-118 Maple, Monty-119 Mersch, Robert-119, 122 Milligan, Philip-119 Mitchell, Carl-118, 125 Mitchell, Jo Ann-119, 122 Montgomery, Harry-119 Monroe, Mary Jane-118 Morgan, Lee--118 Morris, Connie-119 Morris, Rita-118, 122 Morrison, Linda-119, 122 Mueller, Gerald-118 Munoz, Henry-56, 118, 123 McClain, Pamela-119, 122 McCoy, Terry-118, 122, 125 McCullough, Brian-50, 119, 123 McFarland, Robert-56, 37, 38, 119, 122 McGraw, Dale-118, 122 McKinney, Ronald-119 Nelson, Elizabeth-118 Nelson, Genevievwlls Odle, Mary Ann-56, 119, 122, 123 Osiek, Marshall-56, 57, 38, 118. 122 Panthel, Joan-118, 122 Pagels, Suzanne-118 Payne, James-119, 122, 125 Peace, David-119 Perkins, Patricia-112 Perry, Shelia-118, 122, 125 Peters, Charles-119 Peyton, Martha-119, 122, 123 Poe, Mark-118, 122 Pollock, Betty-36, 119, 122, 125 Potter, Jacklyn-119 Pratt, Donald-118, 122 Pundmann, Richard-56, 118 Roark, Russell-118 Richardson, Richard-119 Robbins, Barbara-119 Robley, Tonia-118 Roellig, Gerald-118, 123 Rosner, Joyce-118 Ross, Lanita-118 Rothermich, Terry-118, 122 Schiermeyer, Judy-119, 122 Schneider, Ava-118, 122 Schone, Larry-36, 118, 122 Schuerman, Melvin-119 Schupmann, Ruth-118 Scott, Lanny-56, 118 Seeler, Roger-118, 123 Shade, Cheryl--119, 122, 123 Shiverdecker, James-118 Sims, Gary-119 Snodgrass, Gary-118, 122, 123 Spooner, Anita-119, 122 , 123 Stevens, Sharon-119 Stonebarger, Phyllis-118 Szoko, Edward-56, 118 Tackett, Wayne-119 Taylor, Adolphus-119 Terrell, Andrew-118 Terry, Kenneth-119, 123 Thompson, Geraldine-118, 122, 125 Timmons, Alice-118 Timmons, Anna-118 Towers, Richard-50, 118, 122, 123 Trendley, Rebecca-119, 122 Ussery, Hoyt-56, 118, 122, 123 Utley, Mary-119 Theilman, R.-118 Varmdman, Mitchel-118 Wallace, Patricia-56, 119, 122, 123 Waldvogel, Harriet-118, 122 Watson, Janet-119 Watts, Vicki-119 Weil, Alice-56, 119, 122, 12 3 Wepprich, Barbara-1 19, 12 5 Whitlock, Kenneth-119, 122 Willbrand, James-119 Willbrand, John-36, 119 Williams, Douglas-56, 119 Willis, Elberta-119 Wilson, William-118 Wright, Donna-119, 122 Zaleuke, Judith-119, 123 SEVENTH GRADE Abbington, Jo Anne-118 Allen, Larry-120 Ainley, Glen-118 Bahr, Arthur-120 Bain, Ronald-118 Bakewell, Morgan-121 Banda, Gary--121 Bartlett, Sandra-56, 120, 123 Bauer, Ginger-56, 120, 125 Baysinger, Mary-120, 125 Beaumont, Linda-121 Beebe, Richard-120 Beeson, Judy-121 Bernard, Deborah-121, 125 Birkner, Anna-121 Birks, Sandra--121 Blackwell, Shirley--118 Blase, Donna-36, 121, 125 Bizelli, Robert-121 Bobeen, Terry-121 Bodrow, Gelga-121 Boerding, Richard-121 Bollinger, Burton-121 Borders, Michael-118 Bromberg, Jeffery-120 Brooks, Ralph-120 Brown, Clarence-120 Bushdiecker, John-121 Bufford, Richard-120 Bunch, David-121 Cagel, Donna-120, 125 Cereno, Michael-121 Charles, Albert-121 Chatman, Palmetta-121 Clark, Barbara-121 Clark, Jackie-120 Clark, Joyce-120 Clark, Norman-121, 125 Colby, Charles-120 Courtney, Richard-121 Cox, Brenda-121 Coy, Teresa-120 Davis, Patricia-121 Davis, Sandra-120, 125 Dawson, Linda-121, 123 DeLeal, Raymond,-121 DeRoy, Dorothy--121 Dickbernd, Mary-36, 121, 123 Dixon, Bernice-118 Doherty, Anne-120, 125 Douglas, Nancy-36, 121, 123 Dye, Robert-120 Edmonson. David-120 Ellis, Bonita--120, 125 Evans, Cheryl-120 Evans, Linda-56, 120 Everett, Clotilda-121 Faerber, David-120 Femmer, David--121 Flaughervkanne-120 Francis, arcia-120 Fredenberg, Lyndia-121 Friend, Judy-120, 123 Ford, Barbara-36, 121, 125 Gage, Sharon-120, 122 Gardner, James--120 Berken, Linda-121, 125 Gillette, John-120 Gillette, Robert-121, 125 Gillham, Janet-120 Gipson, Linda-120 Gracie, John-120 Graham, Dennis-121 Groenemann, Diana-121, 123 Guinn, Nina-120 Gutermuth, Gary-120 Hahn, Cary-121 Hansbrough, Randy-121 Hardcastle, Joseph-120 Harris, Carolyn-120 Harrison, Russell-120 Hart, Patricia-121 Hayes, Keith-120 Henderson, Marcia-120 Henderson, Mary--121 Hesser, Wayne--121 Hesskamp, Robert-118 Hibdon, Gary-121 Hickman, Neal-121 Hobbs, Richard-120 Holt, Duane-121 House, Terry-121 Huber, Pamela-121, 125 Hutchinson, Douglas-121 Izeman, Barbara-121 Jeffery, Sharon-56, 121, 125 Jennings, Elizabeth-121 Johnson. Linda-36, 120 Johnson, Willim-120 Kelley: Janet-36, 121 Knoc , Donna-121 Knoshaug, Gyda-120 Korth, Cheryl-120 Lamrners, Michael-36, 121 Lane, Beverly-120, 122 Langstaclt, Mary-120 Lauritzen, Sharon-56, 121 Lee, Glenda-121 Lewis, Burt--121 Lewis, Michael-118 Litteken, Kenneth-121, 122 Little, Sandra-120 Lough, Frannie--120 Ludwig, Ronald-120 Lukach, Frank-120 Mahl, Marcella-56, 120, 123 Martin, Jerry-121 Masterson, John-118 Maxey, Ruth-121 Maxwell, Judy-121, 125 Mentzel, Allen-36, 120 Meyers, Cheryl-121, 123 Moeller, Margi4+120, 125 Montgomery, Mary-120 Moore, Charles-120 Moore, Sherry--120 Moses, Dennis-120 McDowell, Lucinda-121, 122, 123 McGrau, Diane-120 McMahan, Sharon-121 McVay, Ronald-121 Needham, John--121 Nolte, Sandy-120 Norris, E.-121 Norton, Dennis-120 Oakley, Larry-121 Obexle, Patsy-121 Oetker, Harvey-118 O'Neal, LeRoy-120 Ordelheide, Jean-56, 120, 123 Owens, Cynthia-120, 125 Payne, William-56, 120 Pearson, Joyce-120 Peery, Ralph--121 Pendill, Landon-121, 122 Penrod, Dickie-36, 120 Peters, Rhonda-120 Phillips, Mary-36, 121, 122, 123 Pletscher, Susan-56, 120, 123 Pendill, Sharon-120, 125 Potter, Roger-121 Potter, Sharon-120 Powell, Gary-121 Rayfield, James-120 Reasoner, Linda-120 Reed, Harriet-56, 121, 12, Remick. Diana-120 . Richardson, Ferry-121- Richardson, Larry-120, ' ' Robley, Starla-121 Roesner, Mechael-120 Rountree, Richard-120 Royston, Judith-120 Rupp, Kathleen-56, 121, 123 Ryder, William-120 Samdple, Sue-120, 125 San ers, Gary-120 Schnare, John-120, 122 Schuerman, Rosemary-12. Schultze, Vanda-121 Scott, D.-121 Sears, Julie-121, 125 Seigler, Eugene-121 Shumate, Charyl-121, 125 Smart, Frankie-121 Smith, Georgw121 Sparr, William-121 Sparagle, Thomas-120 Stickrod, Linda--120 Stone, Donna-120, 123 Stone, Vonna-120, 125 Stonebraker, Thomas-120 Sweazy, James-118 Templeton, Alan-120 Thielmann, Ruth-118 Tibbles, Dorothy-121 Tibbs, Rebecca-120, 125 Tietz, John-120 Toit, J.-121 Turner, Linda-121 Umsted, Leslie-121 Upton, Bobby-121 Van Dyke, Nikki-120 Vaughn, Alva-121 Wampler, Karolyn-120, .12 Warren, Sandra-56, 120, 123 Watts, Michael-56, 121 Wehmeier, Russell-120 Welsh, Dorothy-120, 125 West, Bennie--120 Wheeler, Fay-120, 125 Wilms, Charles-118 Witt, Thomas-120 Woolsey, J. D.-120 Wright, William-120 Wuggsch, Jolene-56, 121, Yeater, Beverly-121, 122 Young, Jill-120, 125 Ziehl, Donald--121 Ziehl, Ronald-120, 122, 123 I ,J