St Anthony High School - Quest Yearbook (Effingham, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1966 volume:

'fix wr .vu ,. ji lax., Lt 64 5: v . U., 'fs M A14-f effiff -Dlx: 5 'J lr u .4 uf 4 ' , 'Y Y UEET ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL Effingham, Illinois Volume XV The Students of St. Anthony Work together Each year To achieve a more united body. A more congenial spirit Has been attained By our brotherhood Through a wide We are sure range of experiences. This growing Spirit Will sustain our future life. The unfailing unity Of our school Moves us To respectfully dedicate Our 1966 QUEST To these students With the hope That they will always continue To work together For the betterment Of the world. In Grafifude To Monsignor Goff On behalf of the student body the QUESTwishes to congratulate Monsignor Goff on his elevation to a Domestic Prelate. Such an important appointment reflects his official capacity in diocesan work. We would also like to mention a few of his many services to the student body. With his support and aid many students made their first closed retreat. The seniors received their school rings and had commencement exercises in church. On the social and cultural side of school activities, we also acknowledge Mon- signor Goff's patronage. The school's presentation of The King and I and the co- sponsorship of The Pieces have taught immeasurable lessons. The concert by the Notre Dame band and the circus have provided relaxation for old and young alike. Finally we wish to thank Monsignor Goff for the use of the gym and parish hall. The sockhops, the dances, the proms, the Variety Show, etc. have provided much opportunity for entertainment and also for the acquisition of better relations be- tween the classes. For EVERYTHING we say THANK YOU to Monsignor Goff. . .. . .AND IT BEGAN! Every education must have a foundation. Our New High School ff! . . . . .AND IT ROSE, Building For The Fufure For The Citizens Of The Fufure AND ROSE! Wlfhouf Them We SISTER BENETT Science and Math SISTER PACELLI Shop Spanish SISTER CARMELDA English and Library MRS. HOFFMAN English SISTER CHRISTOPHER MARIE English What good is knowledge, if one is not able to con- vey it to others? Would Surely Fail REV. AUDA Religion 1' REV. MEEHLING Religion Under their direction, students learn of the Unity of life, God MRS. WALTER LEHER Business MRS. ANTHONY NIEBRUGGE Business MR. ROBERT BROEKER Social Studies A mixture of past experiences and new business techniques make a well-rounded student. MRS. BUENENKEMPER Physical Education and Science America is only as strong as her youth MR, ALBERT DiCENSO Coach and V' Social Studies A Message t From Sister Mary .ze fezwz U55 Dear Graduates, You, the graduates of 1966, must be aware of the fact that you step forth into a chal- lenging world, an ever-changing world that is moving forward at a rapid pace. You will be caught up in this moving world and be expected to contribute in your own way to this forward movement. May the years of preparation given you during your high school days at St. An- thony's be the background for your contribution to the human society of which you will be a part: and may you move onward steadily and surely until you reach your final goal in etemity. Our prayers will accompany you on the way. 0547 , 114 I ELHEEEE ' l Ll 9 Seniors OUR PRESIDENT ROOM 104 ANNETTE MERZ. . . High aims form high character and great objects bring out great minds. Would You Believe . . 4 OUR PRESIDENT ROOM 103 MICHAEL RING. . . The force of his own merit maketh his way. '66 STEVE ALTHOFF. . The sense of humour is the just balance of all the faculties of man. JUDY BERGFELD. . . Better to give than to take. DIANA BIERMAN. . . Nothing conquers like the truthg the victory of truth is charity. JIM BOHN. . . The mind that finds its way to wild places is a poet's MARGARET BORRE. . . Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low-- an excellent thing in a woman. DAN BRAUN. . And there are those who have truth within them, but they tell it not in words. MARILYN CABLE. . . A docile disposition will with application sur- mount any difiiculty. KAY DASENBROCK. . . A kind and gentle heart she had to comfort friends and foes. KEN DASENBROCK. . . There is one that keepeth silence, and is found wise. RITA DOOLING. . . No force the free born spirit can constrain. CINDY EVERSMAN. . . She left no little things behind except loving and sweet thoughts. JOE FARREY. . . Brevity is the soul of wit. EVELYN FELDHAKE. . . My heart is warm with the friends I make . MICHAEL FOLEY . . ln quietness and confidence shall be our strength. ALAN HARRIS. . . Good nature is the beauty of the mind. LAURA HARTMANN. . . A light heart lives long. JUDY HECHT. . . I hold my duty as I hold my soul. MARLENE HENKLEMAN. . . An inexhaustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts of heaven. A. CARL HERBOTH. . . He finds joys of heaven here on earth. TONY HOENE. . . He that hath knowledge spareth his words. VIRGINIA HOFFMAN. . Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. TIM HURST. . . He is as full of valour as of kindnessg Princely in both. LONNIE IANSEN. . . They who have light in themselves, will not revolve as satellites. DAN KINKELAAR. . . Adventure is the champagne of life. THERESA KOESTER. . . A heart at leisure from it- self to soothe and sym- pathize. SUE KRAFT. . It is in giving that we re- ceive. LINDA KROEGER. . . Little friends may prove great friends. MARLENE LAKE. . . It is by vivacity and wit that man shines in com- pany . DAN LUCHTEFELD. . . His speech is silence, and his silence is speech. BRUCE NIEBRUGGE. . . Joking and humor are pleas ant, and often of ex- treme utility. JANE NIEBRUGGE. . . I believe that man will not merely endureg He will prevail. CATHY OSTHOFF. . . Our ambition, our content lies in simple things. BILL PETERS. . . A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. TERRY POTTEBAUM. . . Imagination rules the worldg I have a heart with room for every joy. MARCIA PROBST. . . The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. MICHAEL ROEPKING. . . Little deeds of kindness help to make the earth happy. ANNE RUMORE. . . Let us dare to do our duty as we understand it. YOLA SANCHEZ. . The art of life lies in a con stant readjustment to our surroundings. KATHLEEN SCHMIDT. . . The soul is strong that trusts in goodness. NILA SCHNIERDERTON. . A good heart maketh a cheerful countenance. SANDEE SCHULTZ.. . . A work of art represents the mind of the rnaker. RONNIE SCHWERMIN. . . If you want to be witty, say what you think on every occasion. FQ s,,4y,q Q-Il '9-f 'Q he its we 2- 4 ive ...ff -maria' J . y 'f xi +-..., N01 , xx H 77, A99 mrx . fm' '. jr Q Z ,f ' 9 V57 QQ f,,,k um, ivy LEE SMITH. . . He that is of a merry heart maketh a continual feast. MARK STEPHENS. . . Conquest pursues where courage leads the way. TERESA SUR. . . The only way to have a friend is to be one. IANlE THIES. . . Nothing so strong as gentle- ness, nothing so gentle as strength. THERESA THIES. . So long as I am acting from duty and convic- tion, I am indifferent to taunts and jeers. MARY LYNN THOELE. . . Born with a gift of laughter MARY LOU WALK. . . A smile conquers all. GLENDA WALKER. . . What sweet delight a quiet life affords. CHARLIE WENTE. . . An honest man is able to speak for himself. DON WENTE. . . The DUKE of good nature. ARNITA WILLENBORG. . . The best of healers is good cheer. Class ROOM 104 President. ,. .Annette Merz Qf Vice-President. . .Bruce Niebrugge Secretary-Treasurer. . .Sandy Schultz '66 RooM 103 President. . .Mike Ring Vice-President. . - .Steve Althoff Secretary-Treasurer. . .Linda Krueger o Class Of '67 ROOM 102 President - - - - Vice-President ---- - Secretary-Treasurer ---- ROOM 202 President ---- Vice- President ----- - Secretary- Treasurer Jerry Pike Pat Kirk Coonie Schimdt Phil Luchtefeld Steve VanHorn Judy Wilkens Larry Carolyn Ralph y Althoff Blerman Bloemer Boos Paulette Braun Marie Caldwell Ann Dust was W? Paul Phil Flach Flach Ron Jerry Goeckner Goldstem Phil Peggy Hemrich Henklernan Mary Margie Hoene Hoffman 'JZ' mm Bill Donna Flach Foley Henry Haarrnann Mark Vic Hardiek Pat Havin Nancy Hartke S Dolores Herboth Steve Tony Hoffman Ivey fix E1a1ne R1ta H111e Goeckner Hinker Ioan Jansen 23 Dale Jones Barbara Shirley Joe Beverly Patricia Kaufman Kenter Kinkelaar Kirk KOCSIBI' Dan Overbeck 24 Dennis Koester Torn Ron . . X, Koester Kraft Ll! bf . ni fsgfify Joh - ' At, n n Linda 2 Lange Kreke X' ' W ,fl z- , ' ' , X, x K Q. 1 . l V 1 Mary Kay Phil W Luchtefeld Luchte feld Toni Long V Dennis Mihlbachier William Petzing Jerry Peggy PM Pike Phrobst Pruemer W 4 Mike Connie DCI1UiS Carol Roepke Schmidt Sehy Seiler Phil Sie mer Kenny ,g Stuckey Cheryl Stock Dan Sue Stephens Stephens Rita li Sur . Kate F ' Thoele F i n Y X J ,j' 1 S-x- Q--fs 'i-gzlr ,Xa Mary Ann Bill S Toothaker Toothaker , fi S XX bi Mary Lynn Unkraut Eugene - Uptmor Tom Steve Jack Margaret f Uptmor Van Horn West Wiedman ' L, S ,S .M N 1 43 Judy Wilkens 25 Carolyn Bushue Mary Beth Becker Chuck Bierman n :prix xg ., , gftsnfi . 5L'N IQ A S x ,gr ei, K' X , x .1 1 3- ' we Dan Goeckner Steve Bishop Pat Dasenbrock Dorothy Feldhade Oscar Bloemer Jerry Bloemer Leon C able Mary Lou Devitt Nancy Nancy Dooling Dust Cherly Gaffigan .4 X ' Pax Patty Goldstein Nancy Grunloh Kathy Haarmann Martha Haarmann A Raymond nn Haarmann Hoene Karen Tom Johnson Mark Dick Kenter Kenter Greg Kinkelaar Linda Julliard 1 1 . I . Hi Hartke Mark Hartmann t Z' 'g n M A f Y A A lg. , A A Q V' V Linda A . . Koerner w..:..,f K .1 53. A 'V Dennxs Janice Koester Koester Joyce Koester Marilyn Koester Paul Leher 'Y w-:wr 1 . . 1 , get .35-ki ,Qx 'Nl' -f. , . . Q-515 -ig. 'Y ' , 3 . ' 5-33's 1 VU , . STM' Mary Ann Leach Mary Jo Luchtefeld 2' , E 1 vw! Y I A I nt A A ,. U' .7 i ' 48 ws , X ,-.-' H Lzyf JL Marilyn Koester Judy Koester Lee McDevitt X Jim g 'Lf Q Il Dan Miller Don Mlke Niebrugge Niebrllgge Susan Michaelree John Miller Niebrugge Niebrugge Joyce Nieman ug-Z:'1g5y, .w'5 LA y 32 f ,C QA 3' ru Q .4 . Jo Ann Niemerg Tim Pat Nosbisch Denise Ring Pautler Mary Ellen Schuette Tom Stephens Sur Don Dorothy Jim Tegler weme Lois Petty John Stephens if , , 3 . ' t rv . ,ff Gene y A 1 Stuckey fail: 411.5 W Ev yi 3 fffif -iuvqy, gc.. -. L2 ' XY? riff! 15' ff? xi .noi David Probst Henry Sur Janet Willenburg 29 ROOM 11 President ----- - - Tim Nosbisch Vice-President ---- - -Chuck Bierman Secretary- Treasurer ---- Marilyn Koester ROOM 201 President ------ - - - Paul Leher Vice-President ------- Dan Goeckner Secretary- Treasurer ---- Tom Stephens Class Of '68 ROOM 101 President - - - Vice-President ------ Sec re tary- Tre asurer ROOM 203 President ----- - - - Vice-President ----- - Secretary - Treasurer Lynn Martin Vic Springer Ellen Uptrnor Bob Einhorn -Ann Althoff Janet Luchte feld Class Of as--wwepxf 'HiUL2:A- :Q ,a NW-Wears V f ff ev -z B 14 8 3' Y -Q x 'X 4 .7 ,:. ' with ' W 11: ' W 1 Thomas Bushur 32 Ev 'Lk Ann A X , f Paula Christine Althoff W1 Bernhard Bishop ane Diane Bourgeois Buenker Darlene Bloemer Sharon Burshur X I Elaine Bushue Candice Mary Curry Dettert Karen Collins K , I s Y , Connie Dust ' 1 Bob Patricia Kathy Einhorn Emmerich Feldhake Richard A W Dust Debbie Richard Foley Funnernan Ted Bob A Grunloh Han-is Francis y f Q 1 'f l fi Clara Herboth , 55 Hoen f I W 0 :J T: 'V ,A V Q sr' in Sabi Joyce Mary Ann Hffm F3 bf' O an Johnson S .Aix1E.N'iX 'nh W Wu. I Francine Connie Vicki Kimball Kinkelaar Kitchens Mary Lee Judd Ruth Ann Goldstein Steve Harris Larry Kaufman if W Charlene Koester Gary Kenter Joyce Lynn Martin Koester Harold Kruger Laura David Koester Kreke r Joyce Mark ,f . Leith Long Charles Janet Luchtefeld Luchtefeld J im Niebrugge Cathy 3 Q ff Pottebaum John McWhorter HK.. . Dick Charles Repking Vicki Richards ,gif Charles Petzings Mark Ries Tom Ring Roger Schultz Darlene Roepke S S Irene ' 4 f i ' Schmidt ' ' ,, ' V Q 5 -A L 11 1. ,fix ' Vic Springer David Gretchen Thies Thoele Kay Irene Wente Willenborg Susan Thoele Ellen Uptmor Danny Worman P Bill Schutzbach Kathy Ruholl Paula Sur ,. 2:' -e ,gan gr t . ,si . , ,ff Patty Siemer Religion ',4v, Freshmen proudly show their maps of the Holy Land Students be gin the day with Holy Mass. ii ior Sodality, arranged a series of vocation talks for the Friday Activity periods. At the close of the month, a group of Juniors and Seniors gave a vocation panel. In March, Anne Rumore, Prefect of the Sen- fy- ww W Some of the students in English IV dis- f Q English III pupils display their picturesque sonnets. cuss their illustrated Sonnets. v X . 13?-.-f'g1f',s, . g k :Y 115: A f W' ,'?--fgifif-',5.:fi Languages In Spanish Fresh- men learn to con- verse freelyg in Latin they sharpen their skills by a game of Hang- man. The Juniors A A i fi A show their ability to speak in Spanish for an eighth grade audience. The Sophomores reenact I Remember Mama for the visiting eighth graders. V Mafhemafics i A 5133 Algebra l students are worked to the bone! Algebra II furnishes many difficult problems for the Juniors. 0 ' a,2l X E fb 'Mfg 38 XZ i!7fYJ41 Sophomores say that Geometry not only looks hard, but it is hard. Advanced Math students humbly pose for the camera. Science Sophomores enjoy Lab in Biology. The Physics students study relativity on a field trip to the park. Chemistry requires The Sophomore Fair. close observation and a sturdy nose for the pleasant fragrances. y ,ti Biology pupils find that boy? display the experience is the best proJects which they took to the Science teacher. Sponsored by THE MEDICAL GROUP 39 In Sociology the Seniors diligently work on the ,wor1d's problems. The girls have an opportunity to use modern machines in Office Practice. 40 Hisfory The Juniors supplement their study in Ameri- can History by a field trip and by projects. Business The I uniors prepare for the future with a typing course. In Shorthand the girls learn to be speedsters Future laborers learn invaluable lessons in the Shop is an active class - full of teamwork. SAHS Shop class. Shop The boys give close attention to their work. Practical problems challenge students in Business Mechanical Drawing involves study and applica Arithmetic. tion of this knowledge. Honors Sponsored by UNDERRINER'S DRUG STORE Isf Place Science Fair Projects Biology Mathematics Physics Outstanding Awards Highest average for four years was attained by Mike Ring: sec- ond highest by Marcia Probst Seven students had poems accepted for pub- Thrift Essay Contest lication in the National Anthology of High 42 K Winners School Poetry Honor R011 Students Hall Of Fame Qj 2- Winner in History Essay Contest in Illinois John Ph111p Sousa Band Award Sponsored by Math Contest Winners iz -rm Band Award Winners Perfect Attendance f A. P,S.L. Latin MAURICE A. RICKELMAN, or 4 yew 43 Award Winners Attorney Basketball Soccer Volleyball Calisthenics Physical Fitness The Senior boys engage in an arousing game of Vol- The boys find that push-ups are excellent muscle leyball. building exercises. Phys 'cal Education Sf- A1'1fh0flY'S modem dancers ime1'P1'ef the HAUSY Volleyball involves team work - and a volleyball Cat 50118- that stays in the air. Physical Fitness Kickball Exercises Modern Dance VolleYPUll 44 MMM s Mi QM . Q. ,LG-uf QQY Wow is gavuwf bw fi ,gf my WM E mam .0,..wMiL UN THE BHLL The field is packed and here comes twinkle toes ..Hail,y.. Some fancy dribbling Sponsored by Hot Shot All right where's the ball DR. POT ERUCHA Homecoming Queen Mary Jane Homecoming Court helps with the cheering as the Bull- dogs score a victory over Lincoln. A .1 ., ,, 'A f Me, fs Senior Attendant Marcia Probst escorted by Tim Sehy 1 Junior Attendant Carolyn Biermen Freshman Attendant Janet Luchtefeld 50 Escorted by Tony Ivey escorted by Danny Worrnan Y ,sf 1 4 i 1 Senior Attendant Arnita Wiilenborg Sophomore Attendant Janet Willenborg escorted by Jim Bohn escorted by Ron 4 'ff ' ' x tx, Q' ' , I Junior Attendant Peggy Henkleman escorted by Dennis Sehy f rw Sponsored by W. S. BROOM AND CO. Ali-oop Hey Bruno, the camera is over here Q Too fast for the camera 54 Our backing Char1ie's balancing act Sponsored by KELLER'S TOWN AND COUNTRY Watch out for that back- Such lefihanded f0Tm b02.Id - CRUNCH 6? ,M 3 I Most serious qand most valuablej ws Bill Russell ' I think Ei 2 L xv .. 1 if ' 1 in n fn , 'X Jg vfg VY i Q 1 w ' - 3 X ., if Q 1, .. lx ff x 1, .Q , a ,, ' g A-' 4 'E-A- K 5 jg X xi? 'J' 4 1 fi in X w X, .X Q ?, 1 . c Rx QM 'Vs 1 Q Q 1. Q 's . V sw ,xx :tt -I 3 5 s i l Q . I yi 2. S- x if 3 dl 1 M S 1.0 ---f -'s T .Q fb' 9 2 IN: , 1 A 9 wx Vx Q 0 yr px , 1' .113 SAV. , Q' In ' ,ft . ,, I e Af if if The Bulldog's Varsity Ball Team if 4 ei cl 1. Q I I' ' Iii t'f The Future Varsity Baseball Team ga A NIZHTIIJ Sodalify In order to have a secure foundation for their sacrifices, Sodalist begin their day by assisting at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. ls Sodalists encouraged all the students to help collect stamps for the benefit of the Sisters at Villa Gesu in St. Louis. Action 'JL Acfion 5 . M-qs,..g.aqs 51-2 ss, ,i . 'Q Pm--es,.. 1 ' wuz.. V Gem ., 'fi-zg Sodalists give their time and energy to caring for young parishioners during Sunday Masses y ls St. Anthony students sacrifice time and effort to make Christmas joyous for the poor families in St. Louis. Love a, 'ff v ' iv ,Q ve 73:1 ' 36 A ' Q . -.-.. 2. I. . ju Ui!! 45' ,fi TK 4.5 E x ti, . ll : .' q 'xii'-L v 1- ENE? Q ,El P., ws, ff A-N.. 5 M ef- x Q In L xx A5 S , x1 v -h M 14: ,fx , ilk Helpers In The World Of The Sponsored by KELLER'S TOWN and COUNTRY Church Being a sewer of Almighty God at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is an honor these boys are proud to have for their faithful service they are rewarded many fold. 63 ,ff gl ,-,,.f A ffd I f l --- 'reuse UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE the S,A,H,S, Library Guild is busily working IN COLD BLOOD. Their chief duty is to help REBEC- QA. and JANE EYRE to find their needed books. They will also keep the library running until 1984 like the ANIMAL FARM. So as ADAM BEDE said to SILAS MARNER when in need of a book drop in at WUTHERING HEIGHTS or the Saint Anthony High School Library. 45 3 R 1 ibjxg I Wijfibf f Helping To Promote Future Teachers Can Be Fun n..fN W , Like The Hour Glass I History Repeats Itself. .xr f ww. N ..C,.,i I it I fifk i f' ,AV ' fx vz, E3 Phil Flach - Consul Joyce Nieman - Censor Jerry Pike - Consul SARPS .n ' - 2 ' 1.24 2 ' A i L i'3fi..L'A ' 'hfaiiife E: Y:,.i.1 n fg ' 1-1 Sexy, y, 135 2112 V! scifi f Bob Einhorn - Praetor 'k LY M1 e Ring - Quaestor z: 235 'iii 11 . .Ui bt . .vga- rg Q gag - ' Sf. Anfhony Pioneers Of Science Science Club members were kept abreast of the latest news through a weekly news sheet Relatively S peaking. iii? ,X 5 '1 C QUESTIONING ,,,, WONDERING ,,,,, AS KING .,,, HALLENGING ,,,, INVESTIGATING. , DOUBTING. . , PROVING, , , W Imam H4114 r-cl 3, I :mis 9, QUT One of the year's highlights was the trip to the State Science Fair at Urbana President- - - Vice-President - - Secretary ---- Treasurer- - - Editor - - - Reporters - - - - Joe Farrey - Lonnie Jansen - - - - Lois Petty Louis Dasenbrock - - - Rita Dooling Mark Hartmann and Kay Wente President . . . .Mark Kenter Vice-President . . . .Ted Grunloh Sec. -Treasurer . . . .Ann Althoff Program Chairman . . . .Mark Long vw I 'I A I la i I cz: i I . 1 1' 5 ii H ' Q-2 j I , I I I , I1 . - fx N 1: 1 m A l , I Q ,. I 4 1 , 1, Y A - 1 1- A ? ' ' L aL ' ' N :ide-Ill I1 , ' g i L . 55559. -A -5-.Liga , sim J ' 1 M 4, Representing The Students Now Student Council helps to better the school. With Mr. Broeker as moderator, the Student Council finds its job a much easier one. Representing Our City Later The represented students The Student Council is Elected students represent Saint are invited to voice their not an unactive one. Anthony's as County Officials for one opinions. Sponsoring such activities day. as bowling are things which keep us alive. Student Council wa: if 1 U ,K w '25 if fl!!! .5-1 W I Kin: , 4,4,l: Z f7ff F?f' ,,,, '4f5EQg'ffN7f?1' , ' 1' 4 .J ' 5 s ., if 5 rm pf 1: N A at A, wquw, W Aw! Come On One, Two, Three .iii-iii-1 You Guys and Play . ' 'SN 'S. ' X LJ X. , x ,X 'A NP IP' f' f W 0 ' t n 'x L 0 , 'V ' XX 7 fm, 2 N XX J L f X 2. L Q., MJT M -I - . 2, ' NN ' l ' lf! L XR 5 lx. 9 Z' lf: ff V' ' 14, ' 7I Sweet Sounds Of Music Echo Through SAHS Halls g-Ma, WG NA 9 h s Do-Re-Mi Do-Re-Mi Do-Re-Ml Do-Re-Mi f A 5 Q 1 Get There, there old chum editing isn't that bad At this rate we may never finish. Loafing on the job Always on the ball for is that car?j Serious Hey Jer, 1et's try again? That's a good one, but what's it doin' with the yearbook pictures. GEE, thar's my 236th mistake on this page. A N5 IN IIS 1 . pf sl , :Ffa 5 1.4 Songs and dances from Broadway musicals provided entertain- ment for all at the fall Variety Show. Well 1et's go boys! G O I 9 Some of the musicals represented were Peter Pan, South Pacific, Oklahoma Mary Poppins, and The King and I. What's it like to be a girl? The Technics were guest musicians for 76 the evening. W I'l1 never grow up, not me! --not I. AJ wi ww: -V . 32 ,f .4 ,Q I .ami - LJ L! The Other Wise Man Listen to the story as I There is no child here. heard it in the Hall of Dreams. This pearl will redeem the debt - Be off! I go in search of one who is to be born King of the Jews, a great Prince and Deliverer of all men. Inasmuch as thou hast done it unto one of the least of these What is thy Quest? my brethren Thou hast done it UIIIO me! Behind the scenes On April 29th and again on May 1st, at 8:00 P.M. the newly washed curtains of the S.A.l-I.S, gymnasium stage opened. Suddenly the entire gym became silent and the atmosphere and time changed from 1966 and President Johnson to 1860 and the King of Siam. lt was then that the Saint Anthony High School students proudly presented The tail King Anna fMarcia Probsty has signed an agreement with the King of Siam fLonnie Jansenj to teach the Royal Children and the Royal Wives who are in the King's favor Little does Anna realize what it will en- Before Anna and her son Louis qSteve Althoffj meet their new friends, Anna teaches her son what to do when he's afraid ----- WHISTLE A HAPPY TUNE Then Captain Orton qDon Wentej warns Anna that she must be careful for it might be wise to realize that customs do differ. Customs do differ quite a lot as Anna is to find that to the King she is just another woman. Anna alsol the King, for he will do as he wishes. earns not to question When Anna meets Lady Thiang fAnnette Merzj and the other Royal Wives, she finds that they feel they are more lowly than men. This surprises Anna and she learns then that Tuptim qMary Lynn Thoelej is a gift to the King and that she really loves another man. Anna tells about her late husband, Tom when she sings HELLO, YOUNG LOVERS. And As time progresses, Anna finds that modernizing this country of Siam will be a greater job than she thought. However, Prince Chululongkorn qBill Petersj shows Anna it isn't all lost. It is at this time that Anna realizes the best lesson she can teach His Majesty is a lesson all must learn early in life. This lesson is one of LOVE. Anna and the King both learn that a promise is a promise, and shall be kept on both sides. Realizing that Anna was not his servant, the King and Anna try to A White Elephant make the false lie false by planning an English dinner party for some visiting English Dignita ries . Sir Edward Ramsey stated I have never received so good an im- pression. . 80 Tuptim tries to show the King that she isn'r happy by presenting the SMALL HOUSE OF UNCLE THOMAS. I speaks I'se de wicked critter in de world but Tuptim still has one wish. That wish is to join her lover. PRAISE TO BUDDA. garded As A Good Omen You are a barbarian screamed Anna and the King could not be cuckold in his own palace. Then the King says There is no barbarian worse than a weak king and I am strong King. To Anna, her trials and sorrows suf- fered in teaching have all returned. She must return to England. The King is ILL. Very ill. You: father is worse. So ran the reports of the King's illness. He was dying of a broken heart. Mrs. Anna was leaving. Anna and Louis decided to stay for here was Anna's work. The King died with the lesson of LOVE learned and also warned, IF YOU ARE KING, YOU ARE KING. The Prince's first command was No bowing like toad. No crouch- ing ..... This does not mean that you do not show respect for King. Yes, they had learned well and Anna had taught well. There is much work in putting on a play. But the S,A.H.S. students did it again. There were tense moments and HAIR-RAISING experiences, lines missed and put in. However, it was fun and an unforgettable ex- perience. We also learned and taught. Perhaps we of 1966 are somewhat like the people of Siam in 1860. ae' rect 1o go Always looking over us The Word God A Friendly get together Traveling to God My Mother My Confidence God is the center of our life Spiritual thoughts Retreat? Hail Mary, pray for us And away we go! Et Cetera Sponsored by DR. and MRS. MEL WILLENBORG , . Senior Boy's Chorus sings a lively number for an exclusive audience! Buddah receives some finishing touches in prep- aration for The King and I.. ??? Most people scratch their heads when they're thinking! Yearbook Advertizing caught the eyes of three curious Junior girls. What did you say Buddah was doing on top of the truck at that hour of the night? Et Cetera And So Forth The freshmen gave a hearty welcome to the 8th graders on Eighth Grade Day. 4 s 3 6' k Why did you say Mark was so quiet? Steve and Don help raise the newly blessed school flag. 83 Remember When Seniors Weren'f . . . CLASS OF '66 - This land is ours - to explore, to defend, and above all, to LOVE. .,,, S' Compliments of JOHNSON AND SONS FUNERAL HOME SCHOTTMANS Typewr iters --------- Adding Machines Effingham, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of '66 EFFINGI-IAM TRUCK PLAZA Specializers in passenger car fuel Congratulations to the Class of '66 from MOON'S SINCLAIR Route 45 --- Phone 342-9085 Compliments of TEUTOPOLIS STATE BANK DEDICATED TO LINDA ANN KROEGER Also extending hearty congratulations to every member of the 1966 S. A. I-I. S. Graduating Class. KROEGER'S PACKAGE STORE I North Banker Street Phone 342-22.44 PECAN SHOPPE Altamont, Illinois Phone 483-6328 BROWN'S DRUG STORE The Store DRUGS STEVENS TV Phone 342-2622 Effingham, Illinois 8 ANTENNA SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of '66 LILLEY'S GARAGE gomplete Auto Repair ----- Teutopolis , Ill. 6 GARLAND STEVENS Phone 563-3403 Us BUSINESSES ARE ONE OF THE PRIMARY SOURCES OF WORLD PROGRESS .F ,. ' Ni V5 tg?-: NORGE BORG-WARNER CORPORATION Compliment s of WENTE'S ALL STAR D'-WFS ALL STAR DAIRY 1' A Y Pasteurized and Homogenized Dairy Products For Service Home Delivery Phone 342 3488 Effingham, Illinois HERE WE ARE - THE ONE AND ONLY NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN JUNIORS OF 102 STEFFEN HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Forced air, hot water heat, central air conditioning, commercial refrigeration service. SF--416 Cellulose Fiber Insulations The Alumna-Vent Awning The Big Store With Three Floors to shop Effingham, Illinois II Ziff' S T O I I R Phone 342-2162 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '66 LUDWIG LUMBER COMPANY Complete Line of Lumber, Roofing, and Siding EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Phone 342-2477 318 West Jefferson Avenue Effingham, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1966 ILLINOIS GLOVE CO. SEARS ROEBUCK AND CQ, DEEP ROCK SERVICE Gasoline, Oil Change, Lubrication We Give Kerr-McGee Stamps Effingham, 111' 419 West Fayette 90 Phone 342-9097 Effingham, Ill. Congratulations to the KAUFMAN BROS. Class of '66 CONOCO WILLENBORCPS FROSTY CREME Your Armstrong Tire District The Tire That Grips the Road Best Wishes from U - Haul Trailer Rentals America's Finest Rental Trailers Phone 342-905, MIDSTATE SHOPPING PLAZA Where everytime you open WESTERN AUTO STORES the door, YOU save MONEY. The family store and Catalog Order Center Compliments of R 8z B ELECTRIC Effingham, Illinois Altamont, Illinois Effingham, Illinois ROSILYN CAFE SMORGASB ORD DAILY Jefferson Avenue Effingham, Illinois 9I m....'..-.--. - Sisfer Carmelle's Clowns zu pb? A104504 5, 99 0 Q . of 0023111 3,532 QXO 'goo 4 'O QSSO. 99 99 QQ? QAFXQQX S gig YP Congratulations to the Class of '66 KELLER OIL CO., INC. Home Owned and Home Operated EFFINGHAM EQUITY MODEL STYLE SHOP Phone 342-410 1 Effingham, Illinois Ladies Wear 122 West Jefferson Avenue Effingham, Illinois Phone 342-2966 Compliments of SHOUSE Your Friendly Giant - Killer Effingham, Illinois Compliments of UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Major and Mrs. Linus F. Pottebaum U, S, Marine Corps QRetiredl 93 EFFINGHAM EQUITY Fertilizer--Feeds Bulk and Bagged AG Chemicals Farm Seed and Grain of All Kinds Bought and Sold Phone 342-4101 If no ans. call Stewardson 682-2181 THOELE CLEANERS Ladies' and Men's Alterations Suits Made to Order Quality Cleaners 112 West Jefferson Avenue Effingham, Illinois Phone 342-3121 mum Ylllm Fir st Quality Always Compliments of Wayne Tedrick MOORMAN FEED DEALER WEBER BROS. EQ INC. Hardware and Appliances Plumbing and Heating The Store of Quality and Good Service Phone 857-3135 Teutopolis, Illinois C ongratulations From PATTY'S TOT AND TEEN SHOP 94 BOB STOFER Cadillac Olds G. M. C Sales -- Service -- Parts Fayette at Banker Effingham, Illinois Congratulations to Class of 1966 LAUE MOTOR CO. And They're Off . Congratulations to Class of '66 Congratulations to the Class of '66 from LUTTRELL AND DEPOISTER HOME FARMERS MUTUAL . Phone 342-6903 Fire Insurance Company Area Code 217 Pana - Hillsboro Cyclone Insurance RICHARDS ELECTRIC SHOP Low Cost City and Farm Insurance Call: ROBERT OVERBECK 536-3625 Leo Richards 1309 SO. Banker - Effingham, Ill. DOWN STATE'S MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOM DISPLAYING AMERICA'S NO. l BEST SELLER CHEVROLET Congratulations Class of '66 LINCOLN LODGE MOTEL HOLLAND FLYING SERVICE INC. Phone 342-4133 GOOD LUCK Graduates Congratulations to LANKFORD'S TEXACO Class of '66 Phone 342-3121 Effingham Airport 6-9131 96 Compliments DECK HARDWARE First Name in Hardware 123 South Merchant KERSHNER RADIO AND ELECTRIC Phone 342-4988 210 West Section Avenue Effingham, Illinois BROWN'S DRUG STORE the prescription store Phone 342-2622 Effingham, Ill Compliments of PET FEED AND SUPPLY Rich Worman, Mgr. Honegger's Big H Feeds Phone 342-3535 Effingham, Ill. Congratulations Class of '66 YEMM INSURANCE CO. 131 East Jefferson Phone 342-3663 Best Wishes Class of '66 MCDEVITT MOTEL Compliments of SIEMER MILLING CO. Manufacturer of Gold Standard Feed and Grain Buyers Phone 857-3131 Teutopolis, Illinois Congratulations to Class of 1966 DR. AND MRS. P. C. RUMORE Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1966 FEURBORN MANUFACTURING CO, Effingham, Illinois fEst. 18781 LINCOLN MERCURY COMET Compliments of C 8 L AUTO 507 East Fayette 97 As Good As Gold Compliments of RAY R. MCCALLEN Abstracter 207 North Third Street Effingham, Ill. 342-2606 Best Wishes to the Class of 1966 SAINT ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL Compliments EFFINGHAM CLAY SERVICE CO. Phone 342 - 3931 FLACK INSURANCE Congratulations to the Class of 1966 L. O. KINCAID, D.D.S. .TANSEN BROS. HI-WAY GARAGE Complete Shell Service Auto and Tractor Repairs -- Sigel, Ill. Phone 844-2023 LOUIS GOLDSTEIN Contractor and Builder Effingham, Illinois R.R. 143 Phone 342-6886 Compliments of EFFINGHAM DRUG CO. K. W. Hamburger, R. Ph. Walgreen Agency Effingham, Illinois Congratulations Class of '66 EFFINGHAM BOWL Congratulations Class of '66 ELLMAN'S Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family Effingham, Illinois Phone 342-4747 GOECKNER ELECTRIC 99 IN v Maybe We're Nof The Besf Class Around, Buf We Sure Have Fun! MARTIN I.G.A 8. FROZEN FOOD CENTER 101 - 107 South Merchant Street Effingham, Illinois Specializing in processing for home unit owners EFFINGHAM POULTRY AND EGGS Ask your Grocer for Effie's eggs --- always fresh -- always good Best Wishes From DIXIE CREME DONUT 8: COFFEE SHOP Route 33 BENWOOD BARBER SHOP Congratulations from the best barbers in town 100 West Jefferson Compliments to the Class of '66 Congratulations CLOUGI-I'S D-X to the Fourth and Fayette Phone 342-2868 Coin Operated 205 N. Main Phone 342-9 DUTCH MAID LAUNDRY 005 ANDERSON'S JEWELRY Diamonds Are Our Business Senior Class WENTE PLUMBING 84 HEATING Quality Material and Expert Workmanship 406-408 W. Jefferson Effingham, Illinois IOI We Are Best! We Are Great! We're The Class Of '68 EFFINGHAM ELECTRIC SHOP Estimates - -Electrical- - Contracting Electric Heating Phone 342 - 3474 Curt Richards - -Owner Congratulations Class of 1966 EFFINGHAM COUNTY FARM BUREAU Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1966 BLANKENSHIP JAMES RHODES STUDIO 200 West Eiche Effingham, Illinois Phone 342-6095 Portrait and Commercial Weddings and Announcements MRS. JAMES RHODES Photo Colorist Congratulations to the Class of 1966 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of the F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System EFFINGHAM COUNTY PRINTING COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of '66 P. N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY One, two, three ways to buy Cash, charge, and lay-a-way GEBBEN'S SERVICE STATION Washing--Indexed Lubrication Polishing 2 doors south of post office Phone 342-2727 Effingham, Illinois I03 EFFINGHAM COUNCIL NO. 665 Congratulations Class of l 966 THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Congratulations to the Class of '66 The Best in Women's Apparel Compliments of the THOMAS SHOP Compliments of A 8: P SUPERMARKET Effingham, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of '66 A FRIEND Congratulations to Class of 1966 ALTAMONT BAKERY Phone 483-6322 Altamont, Ill. DAVIDSON RADIATOR SERVICE Clean and Repair Re-core - Rod Out Back - Flush Phone 342-4055 Rinehart and National IO4 Compliments of THE COUNTY OFFICERS Associate Judge---Jack Michaelree County Clerk---George M. Eden Circuit Treasurer---Leo Nosbisch Circuit Clerk---Harold Austin States Attorney---Frank Schniederjon Sheriff---Leonard Jennings Deputy Sheriff---A. W. Austin Superintendent of Schools---Lowell Lewis Coroner---Darrel Holland Superintendent of Highways---Harold A. Dodge A Good Heorf ls BeHer Than All The Heads In The World C ompl ime nts to the Class of '66 from EFFINGHAM STATE BANK Savings Accounts Bank by Mail Travlers Checks' Checking Accounts Member of F. D. I. C. 133 West Jefferson Avenue Effingham, Illinois Phone 342-2141 BURKLAND GREEN HOUSE F, T. D, Florists Cut Flowers Wedding Flowers Corsages Funeral Flowers Ph. 342-4184 C omplime nt s of H AND D MOTOR SALES Congratulations to the Class of '66 HOMEWOOD MARKET Sz GRILL Rt. 33 South Phone 342 4858 Compliments of BIERMAN WELDING SHOP Congratulations to the Class of 1966 ESTI-IER WEBSTER'S SALON 804 North Walnut Hours 8a.m. - 8 Esther Webster p.m. Congratulations Class of '66 EFFINGHAM REGRINDING STERLING ADKINS-- Manager Phone 342 4145 K BOWL Rt. 70-57-32 Effingham Illinois Compliments of BAUER FUNERAL HOME FRANK T. BAUER Phone 342-2177 Congratulations Class of '66 GOECKNER BROS. Sales and Service SOFT WATER SER Congratulations Clas s of '66 BOB'S RADIO 8. T.V. 302 North Fourth Street ICE Effingham, Illinois r CULLIGAN Q V 209 So. Walnut Stree Phone 342-2383 B. H. DASENBROCK -- Owner Everything works better with Soft Water GUFFY'S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Finest in Dry Cleaning Phone 342-3777 1103 West Fayette Effingham, t Phone 342-3203 Compliments of EFFINGHAM BUILDERS SUPPLY CO South 2nd and National Sts Ill. 342-3961 . The Wide Awake Freshmen Of 101 Compliments of MET TEN'S CLEANERS J. M. LUSTIG Custom Built Cabinets and Millwork AND 912 East Fayettee TAILOR SHOP Phone 342-6210 P. o. BOX 26 Compliments of VICTORY BEAUTY SHOP 112 South 3rd Marion Pulliam Phone 342-3252 WABASH INDEPENDENT OIL CO. 707 East Fayettee Effingham, Illinois Phone 342-2101 Pontiac : Tempest POLAND PONTIAC East Fayettee Phone 342 - 3440 Effingham, Illinois SAMUEL MUSIC COMPANY C3121 1 908 West Fayette Phone 342-4119 Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of '66 Class of '66 SUR,S STANDARD SERVICE STATION UPTMOR'S ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE Effingham State Bank Building Effingham, Illinois KYLE AND CARROLL Marathon Service Routes 37 and 45 Effingham, Ill. Phone 342-3610 Compliments of T. M. WISE Congratulations Class of '66 WM. H. STEWART D.D.S. 408 Keller Drive Effingham, Ill. 109 S. 5th Phone 342-4477 I09 BEST WISI-IES to the CLASS OF 66 STEPHEN'S BROS. STEVEN'S HARDWARE First Quality in Hardware ADULT PATRONS an Mrs. Anna Merz Hoisewares Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiedman Sherwin-Williams Paints Mr' and Mrs Louis Tegeler Monogram Heaters---Toys Mr. and Mrs Leonard Boos Phone 342-3103 Mr. and Mrs Leonard Dust Effingham, Illinois Mrs' Hoette Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Stephens Mr and Mrs Ray Wente Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Althoff Mr and Mrs Walter Schwermiwn Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Wente Mr. and Mrs. Pete Niebruggee Mr. and Mrs Alphonse Sur Mr. and Mrs William Peters Mr. and Mrs. John Ring Mr. and Mrs Frank Dooling Dr. and Mrs. Peter Rumore Cathy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Leo Foley H0 P Sponsored by FRANNIE LOU BEAUTY SHOP 12l 1 Odds 'n Ends w f An outdoor back to school dance at the beginning 5 A of the year attracted many students Terry Pottebaum and Charlie Wente acted as Mistress and Master of Ceremonies at the Homecoming Festivals. Efc., Efc., 6 . . . Sophomores busily prepare for the Sophomore-Senior breakfast. 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