Saint Thomas Aquinas High School - Aquinas Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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182 Then and Now. . - What did you want to be when you were in sixth grade? What were you like then and what do you want to be now? These were some ofthe questions asked ofthe senior boys on-this page. STEVE HALL--I was o short, fat, smart little kid. I haven't changed much, except now I'm not fat and little and I still like girls. PAT O'KEEFE--I would say thatl was somewhat under-height, under-weight, under-strengthed compared to those in my class. I can recall that I would mostly disagree with iust anybody. I would have daily fights with my second cousin over odd things that seem funny to me now, Since I was smaller I tried to prove myself to those around me, but in trying ta prove this to them I was only making them reiect me more and more. So naw, I'm trying to change myself to meet the everyday group. DENNY DREHKOFF--Now I plan on being a pharmacist. I changed my mind because I found dremistry and biology interesting, but most at all from working at a drug store. In sixth grade I guess I was kind af like the rest ofthe kids. l'd get in trouble once in a while. I was a little shy and used to get embarassed on iust about anything. LONNIE WEISHAAR--I did not like girls, in fact, the name was not in my vocabulary. I have changed my mind since then. l would like to be a teacher naw. I iust don't want to be a priest now. STEVE ALLEN--Sa many interesting things have happened to me that l've often thought of writing a book. Right now, I plan on retiring from high school and live my remaining days at sunny Normandy-Missouri University studying a little iournolism. CHARLES RUHMANN- things appear different ta me'-such as girls and girls and girls and things along this line. CHUCK SCHROEDER--I was very shy and afraid of girls. I haven't changed, they still scare me. At present I plan on attending St. Louis U . and maioring in law. When I graduate, I will become a corporation lawyer, and retire at the age of 30. PAUL SONTHEIMER--I wanted ta raise a thriving cow-town to supreme heights. Under my leadership we would approach Utopia, and excel economically, socially, and politically. Then after this city, I planned to expand to larger cities, states, and countries. l was a supreme egotist. Why? because it's the best go. I have not changed. rr 'fn-1'.GwfW : . , , . , ii riff' 0,23 , 2935. eggs' ,i its ' my ' 31 3 - -A Q lr: as ' ig 4 i 1? 1 I Steve Hall I want to get out of School. Steve Allen I don't want to do much of anything. ' 5'iQ?.i. ini I t X 4 Pat O'.Keefe I want to be an Alr Force pilot. Charles Ruhmann I want to be a big game hunter. -r il I always liked to pull practical iokes and play various sports. Now thatl om older, , . ' . UH SRE! ' f pd . J, S , . . 3 .. if Denny Drehkaft I want to be a car designer. ' Lonnie Weishaar I want to be a priest Chuck Schroeder I want ta be so many different things. Paul Son-theimer. I want ta be a politician. .gg . . , r ' N r '4 - W e a. X Y' in 1 tif? 1 13? , s- I- 4 ' . -gg.-s cs 4 .. 'I 1 -Q aff Q I f 1 e Jr I

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MARY GITTEMEIER--In sixth grade when a girl is so anxious to drop that childish Iaok and acquire the appearance ofa teenager, I know I was a mast disappointed awkward tallgirlwho always feltout of place looking down at what I thought was a cute little boy who would never grow up to my size. SANDY SCHULTZE--In the sixth grade my plans were very definite. I was going to be a nurse. My plans now are iust as definite. In sixth grade I was the tallest in my class. It seemed all I had were arms and legs and nothing else. My hair looked terrible all the time. CHERYL WALSCH--When I was in the sixth grade I planned on being oveterinarian. I planned on being this because I liked animals. I changed my mind because I found aut that I would have to take more biology. TERRY PATTON--I always had great hopes of being a doctor, not any specific kind, just an ordinary doctor. In the sixth grade I was o tomboy, as mean and onery as the devil himself. But nowl hope I've changedf l'm still mean, but I dan't climb trees anymore. MARY ELLEN COYLE-- In sixth grade I was rather giddy to say the least. Much thinner than I am'now, with long hair and bushy eyebrows. MADELINE HEl.LMAN-- I wanted to be a holy card dealer because I loved to trade haly cards. Now I want ta be a private secretary for a rich important r-:an because I decided there isn't much ofa future in the holy card business. I was sweet and innocent then and I haven't changed a bit. DIANE ANDERSON --When I was in sixth grade I planned to be a singer who would make many top Rock-n-Roll hits. I thought the arrangers and producers would easily recognize me and make me a hit. I changed my mind because I found my dream ta be impractical and impossible. HOLLY HILL--I wanted to be a star baseball player like Stan-the-Man because I always played on a summer team. I now want to be a social worker because I learned there wasn't any room for girls in the maior leagues. I was somewhat ofa disciplinary problem in the sixth grade--quite a contrast to the cultured girl I am now. MARY DAVIDSON--I have a vague idea as ta my behavior and personality, and from what people tell me l'd rather not remember at all. I was always getting into trouble in school and I was constantly getting kicked out of classes. I'm still known as The Instigator. BARB NOONAN--In the sixth grade I was quiet and very shy. It seems all I ever did was study. Also, I was quite a tomboy in the sixth grade. I even broke an arm to prove it. LINDA STUSSIE--I had always planned on being a lawyer because my goal was to be the first woman President. Now I would like to be an English teacher. The main reason I changed my mind was that, after asking a few people, they all informed me that they would not vote for a woman for President. SHARON NORMANSELL--When I was in the sixth grade I wasn't quiet or shy, but I wasn't boisterous. I prayed pretty much then, probably more than I da now. I do know that I did try to be nice to everyone and I didn't like to hurt people in any way. SHARON COLLINS--When I was in the middle grades all I wanted to be was a mother and have children, and a husband that wentsta the office every morning. Now I am planning an attending nursing school. The reason I changed my mind is because I found out what boys are like, andl doubt very much whether I will ever get married. I couIdn't stand a bossy husband and staying home inthe house with the children all ofthe time. IQ!