St John High School - Echo Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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elim? 1 1948 - 194 9 64,a,7. , J. ' I fy: fc' fi. X GEORGE VOGT Dead drunk at the fountain of knowledge. Parish . . . St. lohn's noni-:nr wsnrnslm-:n His favorite month is June. Parhh...8t. George Basketball, 2,3,4 Field Day Official, 2,3,4 Field Day Participant. 2,3 Art Club, 2,3 Ping Pong, 4 Softball, 2,3,4 Pool, 4 HENRY WILL Dog house proprietor. Parllh .. . St. Wencollaul Field Day Participant, 2,3,4 Basketball, 2,3 Pool, 4 Ping Pong, 4 Christmas Play, 4, LARRY WIIQIJAMS Quiet! Genius at work. Parish . . . Our Lady oMows Ping Pong, 4 ' Field Day Official,i3,4 MARILYN WIND Pleasing personality. Parish . . . St. George Ping Pong, 1,2 Field Day Participant, 1,2 Art Club, 2 IAMES WINTER . God's gift to the women. Parllh . . . St. Ioh 's Basketball, 4 ' 1 Y ip . ft Bas 11, 4 Pin onq, Chr tmas , 4 Echo Sta , 1 ,J I I , 1 ll! V Y Q, Xt A to at ,, Ma without a w -' Parlrh . . . St. Iohn's Q . X BH rr J L f , , ' i l fx., Nw w uf , f 4 I ,fl xsnuifmfvouue Suave and stylish. Parllh . . . St. Iohn'n Softball, 1,2,3,4 Baseball, 1.2.3.4 Ping Pong, 3,4 X, Basketball, z,a,4 5- Field Day Participant, l,2,3,4 QL 4 A Basketball, 1 J A . ii.: X xl 0l1'l0l'aI'2 Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help, and sought thy inter- cession, was left unaided. Inspired with this con- fidence, I fly unto thee, O Virgin of virgins, my Mother. ,To thee I come: before thee I stand, sinful and sorrowful. O Mother of the Word Incarnate despise not my petitions, but graciously hear and answer me. Amen. ..15... 'T E'

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S 2 fl' J' N ,If Y jf xx PWM K X L ' MOM t Q 19484949 l XIX. ARLINE Roux ' Cream of the crop. Petite ana slim with a figure Parish---SL Iohrfl 4 that's trim. Parish . . . St. Iohn's Ping Pong, 3,4 WILF RED SCHWER Perfect example of flaming youth. AL V X Parish . . . St. George 'hu K ILLEANE SMITH '-P A real-gone-gal. Pmish...sa. Johns voiieybeii, l,2,3,4 g. Ping Pong, l,2,3 vw., Softball, l,2,3,4 Field Day Participant, l,2,3,4 Field Day Official, 2 Christmas Play, 4 Art Club, 2 .Q ' Ai ' f' '- in Xl! LXQI T 'Hi lu F LU X mad ientnpt. LU Parish . . . se. hn'ejt, will cha Staff, 3, 1' ' ield Day Partici U 1 lt, l Christmas Play, BRUCE STOECKER Still believes in Santa Claus. Parish . . . St. Iohn's HAROLD SULLENTROP Quiet but agreeable. Parish . . . St. George Field Day Official, 3 Field Day Participant, 3,4 Ping Pong, 3,4 f ICD ,E Lf l , V. t 'x X' ' MARY SUN s Volleyball, 1,2,3,4 Ping Pong, 1,2,3,4 Field Day Official, 3,4 Field Day Participant, 1,2,3,4 Field Day Entertainment, 4 Christmas Play, 4 Art Club, Z f - Echo Staff, 2 f L A X , j . f' ,W-1 1, . fx,- if-'glffa 15' Y 2-'dl AvALoN- oM. A gay little elf, she's never by herself. Parish . . . Immaculate Conception . Volleyball, 2,3,4 Ping Pong, 2,3 Field Day Official, 3 IEAN TURNER Slim, trim, and Ah!!! Parish . . . St. Iohn'i Field Day Official, 1,2 Echo Staff, 4 Art Club, 2 Christmas Play, 4 t t I MQDELINE TURNER X Our-man Harvey Girl. Parish . . . St. Iohn'l Field Day Participant, 1 Art Club, 2,3 Ping Pong, 2, GLORIA URLAUB - ' Her voice is low but tier rating high. . Parish . . . Resurrectio M! l Softball, l,Z,3,4 ll Volleyball, 1,2,3,4 ' 9 ' Ping Pong, l,2,3,4 f Field Day Participant, l,Z,3,4 Field Day Entertainment, 1,2 Field Day Official, 1,2 Art Club, 2 , ll 9 if ' h. I. Io ' X, ol ey l,X1, fl P' Pon , , e5 la hyqgngs gayety. l X Da r 161 t J 2 3 4 l f' V , f-' I .' tl f' - II, -l4- lf 0' ,Q fl

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R -10 i. gl' L- K, enior gfadd Trying to get the seniors of the Class of '49 to make their last wills and testaments, by which they bequeath to underclassmen their most beloved and most despised belongings, proved to be an almost impossible feat. I, BILL I-IOPPMANN, will to Harry Holtz my ability to imitate Al Iolsen. I, IIM KELLY, will to Bob Schenk my walking time between class periods. I, MADELINE TURNER, will to Lois Bosch my unequalled ability to write shorthand at one hundred and fifty words a minute. I, RAY BONCEK, will to Greg Cento my desk in bookkeeping class, the first seat in the third row of Room 102. I, BILL LAUTENSCHLAGER, will to Iohn Goeke the last eight letters of my family name. I, GLORIA URLAUB, will to loan Keiling my dark-rimmed goggles which 'make for dignity. I, CHARLES KRUSE, will to Iim Eckhard my ability to talk at the wrong time during art period. I, DOLORES ELLEBRECHT, will to Delores Herzberg my perpetual colds and permission to cough and sneeze during English class. I, FRANCIS ALBERS, will to my brother, Art, my business-like ability. I OLLIE BENNETT, will to Ray Guidicy all my broken resolutions to go on a diet. I, BOB LETTER, will to Art Billingsley my even temper. I, MICKEY CROSS, will to Ray Winkler all my surplus credits. I I, VIRGINIA FAUST, will to Hedy Decker all my broken test tubes. gl RICH DUCOTE will to Sonny Koch my ability to stay under two hundred pounds. I I TOM BRINKER: will to my brother, Ierry, all my old notebooks and pencil stubs. L DICKNEITE, will to Bob Farmer all my spare moments between study periods. EORGINE PINK will to Iune Tonkovic, my blank expression which I was supposed to I. . have h In the Seriiqr Play. I, FRANK ENGEL, to lack Bruemmer one lock of my lovely curly hair. I, CLARE KENNEY, ll to Kenneth Coleman my soccer shoes and all the goals I didn'tmake. I, RICHARD KRULL, will to Tony End my ball-point pen that never did work. I, IOANN BESS, will to Ibis Hafertepe my ability to leave blank spaces in transcribing shorthand. I, BERNARD LEHNIG, will to Vince Slama all my unsolved problems in chemistry. I. I. MARIAN BROCKHAUS, 'ill to Dot Friedman one pack of gum. IACK MOSBACI-IER, will I ' .Rich Kenney all my missing chemistry equipment. I, GEORGE POST, will to IaCk,Rongey my ability to perch on the desk drawer during book- keeping class. I' ' I, I. I, BRUCE STOECKER, will to George Winkeler my ability to get class assignments in somehow. CHARLES BLANKMANN, will to Billy Duerst one pack of moldy cigarettes. PAT ALTENBERND, will to Delores Berra my collection of pink, blue and yellow admission slips. I, EMIL BRCIC, will to Ierry Brinker all the time I lost in school while away on boxing trips. I, ANNA MARIE END, will to every senior and senior-to-be, a diploma for the four hard years at S.I.H .... Congratulations! K I, BOB BUBLA. will to Glen O'l-Iara my two slaves, Emil Brcic and Bill Lautenschlager. I, IOHN EIMER, will to Ed Ruprecht my sincere love of school and my intense dislike for free days. V' I, IOI-IN GUBSER, will to Ioe Applebaum all my old notebooks and pencils. I, MARY GEISMAN, will to Doris Wilkes, the twpnty-five pages of shorthand homework due weekly. X ,... I, PERD WINGENBACH, will to Bob Hantack all my old addresses and 'phone numbers. I, MARY ANN HAEFNER, will to Ginny Maricic the fulfillment of her hopes and dreams and a long life filled with happiness. I, MARIAN HEMMEN, will to Norma Guthland all my unknown abilities. I. BOB MUELLER, will to Larry Bauer the wig I wear to school each day. IOE PFEIFAUF, will to Fran Kemper all the assignments I rebeizved while away from school. I I, SHIRLEY IENNEMANN, will to Lorraine McClarin all the soap she wants to keep her clean. I class., I. I. HAROLD SULLENTRUP, will to Mickey Nowak my ability to be quiet and attentive during GEORGE PREIS, will to by brother, Ronny, my daily siesta during Egglish class. BETTY KRAGE, will to my brother, Art, my ability to get up the f rtime l'm called in the morning. I, IOHN WOBBE, will to my friend, Eddie Varga, my success in getting ads and for the Senior Play program. 4 I, ROBERT A. MUELLER, will to all the little Bobs my dimple and my curly hair. I, BOB ANDREWS, will to Tony Kohlberg my unapproachable ability to compliment mem- bers of the fairer sex. , I, LARRY WILLIAMS, will to Don Hrdlicka my Bing Crosby voice. I, PAT McCARTI-IY, will to my sister, Ieanne, the undisputed ownership to a pair of gym shoes. I, RAY MARLOTTE, will to Art Baebler the happiness and privilege of having a devoted friend to get his pass for him when he is ill. I, GEORGE VOGT, will to Harry Holtz my old gym shoes and jacket. I, CHARLIE ALLEN, will to Iasper Pietroburgo my good salesmanship in selling tickets for the Senior Play. I, ARLENE ROUX, will to Dorothy Scharenberg all my Missouri History assignments. I, BERN AHRENS, will to Chas. Gartner my ability to stay happy during the most boring classes. I, BOB ARB, will to Russel Balven my ability to start minor fires and general confusion in the chemistry lab. ' I, IACKIE FLATKEN, will to Helen Moore, my part in the Senior Play. I, BOB I-IANNEKEN, will to Don I-leberlie the lett ear of my chocolate rabbit with best wishes that he may obtain the right one for his wife. A I, BETTY IEAN HEIL, will to Lorraine Pepper all the knowledge I don't have about science. I, ROLAND BILLINGSLEY, will to Louie Dennis my ability to sleep in math class. 116.-