Stover High School - Reflector Yearbook (Stover, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

lk-9 one. We. respectfully dedicate this volume of the Reflector to Mr. Merlin P. Warnke. . . . whose coaching wisdom has helped develop sportsmanship and character in the Student Body. His encourag- ment of school spirit has brought us to love our Alma Mater and make this school year an enjoyable Mr. Whitfield Principal Commarca Mr. D. Wilson English Mr. Smith Mathematics Mr. H. Wilson Industrial Arts Mr. Hensgen Social Studies Mr. Warnke Athletics Mrs. Kimbrell Music Mrs. Whitfield Mrs. Mueller Secretary Secretary Mr. Warnke Custodian ► From left to right: Mrs.A.Kimbrell, Mr.W.Whitfield, Mr.E.Porter, Mr.H.Wilson, Mr.C.Hensgen, Mr.Q.Smith, Mr.M.V'arnke, Mr.D.Wilson. 1 Reading from left to right: H.Marriot, B.Rummans, P,Parker, A.Balke N.Heimsoth, V.Steinmeyer, K.Fisher, T.Kastner, D. Snelling, J.Miles, P.Small, M.Kennedy,Mr.W,'Whitfield,(sponsor) iA Class Sponsor Mr. W. Whitfield Class President Kenneth Fischer Kenneth Fischer Earl Bellamy Softball 1 Bill Douglas Band 12 Band 1234, Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 234, Quartet 4, Brass Ensemble 234, Basketball 4, Reflector Staff 234, Tattler Staff 4, Student Council 234, Student Coune cil President 4, Class Pres. 34 Nelson Hagedorn Band 12, Basketball 234, Softball 234, Reflector Staff 234, Tattler Staff 4, Student Council 2, Class Sec. 1, Class Treasurer 1 Neil Heimsoth Leroy Miller Tattler Staff 4, Class Sec. 2, Class Treasurer 2 Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 1234, Quartet 4, Softball 1, Basketball 1, Re- flector Staff 234, Tattler Staff 1234, Student Council 234 Annaline Balke Glee Club 12, Reflect- or Staff 4, Tattler Staff 4, Student Council 4, REFLECTOR QUEEN Wilma Duffer Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Reflector Staff 3,4 Tattler 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1 Class Pres. 1 Class Sec. 3,4 Class Treas. 3,4 Pep Squad 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Jean Denning Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 234, Quartet 2, Softball 13, Volley- ball 3, Reflector Staff 4, Tattler 4, Student Council Vice-Pres. 4, Class Vice-Pres. 13, Pep Squad 234, Trio 2, Mixed Quartet 2 Barbara Haynes Band 1234, Glee Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 34, Student Council 3, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Pep Squad 234 Darlene Turpin Glee Club 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Tattler Staff £ Pep Squad 3 Evelyn Rumans Tattler Staff U, F. Alpers R. Avey M. Baquet E. Brandt E. Denning E. Carver J. Carver P. Combs i M. Bretall R. Fischer L. Franklin A. Gerlt D. Gerlt L. Grunewald B. Hammerly J. Hammerly H. Hinkin R. Heimsoth 0. Heimsoth M. Harms D. Holsten I I A. Hughes L. Hughes M. Kanenbley V. Kelso E. Kipp V '1 4 r i £m rv - rV 1 ' X « ' ’ Wi Cl i? n dM ■ a: , • i r ii’H - l r ,f-.; V , M. Kraxbeger V: P. Parker C. Merk B. Mertgen 0. Meyer D. Newman J. Rapp F. Ropers T. Schupp M. Sidebottom S. Siegel B. Silvey M. Steinmeyer iCv v. ■ trZ C :f- . 7 'I o C J ll r% © y Vl jW 5� 'l-h ' ' i • ■ S. Tinta L. VonHolten H. Waisner 0. Waisner M. Wilson M. Wittrock M. Young ' i Avey Marcella Beckman Eldrid Bilderback B. Braden Jean Burns William Case Mary Coit Mavis Combs Glendon Croy Evelyn Holsten Mervin Class President J. M. Miles Class Sponsor David Wilson r Kastner T. Kurtz Wessley Marriott H. Marriott S. I Moellman L. Monsees M. Rapp June Richardson K. ) ' Schedler L. Schnirch M. Vansell W. Williams L. Class Sponsors V. Adams L. Capps B. Ehlers B. Garrison C. Hammerly C. Bauer D. Critton E. Ehlers F. Gerhart Ft. Heppard W. Brown H. Dority H. Ehlers N. Gerhart B. Hibdon L.F. Canps L. Duffer W. Fethke J. Goetze D. Holsten J. Hotsenpiller L. Kroeschen L A. Hughes B. Lemler J L. Hughes N. Lemler M J. Ingersoll L. Luvin C L. Kreglinger D. Mahnken J McCollom E. Newman G. Pryor McNeal F. Nolting B. Richardson Marriott G. Crnes T.T � ' • Riggs Martin D. Porter D. Robinson Munsterman C. Pryor D. Roe M. Roe G. Rogers B.A. Rumans r ■ M. Schroder K. She fmaker R. Sidebottom H. Uptesrove - i B. Silvey M. Steinmeyer P. Small D. Zimmerschied J. Stucker D. Taylor D. Taylor R. Hickman 4k V' — | f if; 1 f COACH co- -CAPTAINS ra: fischer NELSON HAGEDORN MERLIN P. WARNKE 7, RSITY TEAK Standing from left to right: R. Heimsoth, D. Holsten, L. Williams, 0. Waisner, N. Hagedorn (Co-Capt.), 0. Heimsoth, D. Robinson, K. Fischer (co-Capt.), M. Holsten, M. Sidebottom, J. Miles, M. Kennedy, and Coach K. Warnke. a ketbaU B TEAM Kneeling: Standing: P. Small, A. Hughes, C. Pryor, M. Monsees, Coach Warnke, M. Kennedy, S. Marriott, T. Combs, E. Beckman, K. Holsten, D. Robinson Harold Waisner (Student Manager). L. Williams, Kastner, G. , J. M. Miles INTRAMURAL TEAKS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Left to right: H. Marriott, L. Capps, M. tfittrock, E. Kipp, P. Combs, J. Rapp, L. Duffer, M. Baquet, M. Coit, W. Duffer, L. Moellman, E. Brandt, M. Kraxberger, M. Case, J. Stucker, A. Gerit, P. Parker, D. Marriott, (standing) Coach M. Warnke. Cheerleaders left to right: W. Duffer M. Kraxberger D. Marriott H. Marriott M. tfittrock L. Duffer. Ulixei Clw� jgi Boys’ Chorus was under the direction and leadership of Mrs. Kimbrell ®Irls Girls' Chorus was under the leadership and direction of Mrs. Kimbrell Sitting left to right; Annaline Balke, Art Editor; Philip Small, J. M. Miles, Roger Heimsoth, Photo- grapher; Helen Marriott, Nelson Hagedorn, Advertis- ing Sales; Kenneth Fischer, Editor-In-Chief; Lena Mae Duffer, Mary Kraxberger, Publicity Director; Mariann Whitrock, Photographer; Wilma Duffer, Ass't Art Editor. Standing left to right; Neil Heimsoth Assistant Business Manager; Donald Snelling, Assistant Editor; Mr. David Wilson, Faculty Advisor. emar Reading from left to right; (seated) E. Rumans, M. Case, A. Balke, L. Duffer, R. Heimsoth, N. Hagedcrn, B. Douglas, L. Killer. K. Fischer, J Rapp, M. Kraxberger, P. Parker, E. Brandt, (standing) Mr. .Vhitfield (sponsor), D. Turpin, 0. Meyer, D. Marriott, V. Steinmeyer, E. Beckman, M. Steinmeyer, H. .Vaisner, N. Heimsoth, E. Denning, 0. .Vaisner. Cat tier Staff BACKWOODS ROMEO by John Nash Left to Right: A. Balke, L. Miller, D. Marriott, B. Douglas, Mr. Wilson, B. Haynes, D. Tur pin, E. Bellamy, N. Hagedorn, E. Rumans, W. Duffer, K. Fischer, M. Poirot, N. Heimsoth. umor THE BLACK GHOST The Black Ghost,” a three-act mystery-comedy by Rilla Carlisle, was presented by the Junior Class on the evening of March 14th. PLAY CAST Seated left to right: D.Stucker (Brenda), L.Hughes (Mrs. Hayworth), D.Holstcn (Buzz), M.Kraxberger (Kandy), V.Steinmeyer (Harry), S.Tinta (Jill), S.Denning (Dean), F.Alpers (Peggy), D.Snelling (Pete), E.Brandt (Sugar). Standing left to right: (understudies) M.Wilson, M.Baquet, L.VonHolten, P.Parker, A.Gerlt, O.Heimsoth, E.Kipp, Mr. D. Wilson, Director, and P.Combs. PRODUCTION STAFF Seated left to right; Elsie Kipp, Prompter; Mildred Wilson, Prompter; Thelma Schupp, Prompter; Ona Mae Meyer, Prompter; P.ariann Wittrock, Publicity; Jo Ann Rapp, House Manager; Ruth Ann Fischer, Prompter. Standing kft to right: Soger Heimsoth, Prop Manager; Arnold Hughes, Stage Manager; Shelby Siegel, Business Manager. Senior Class Prophesy The time is I960 and we are floating along on our magic carpet. We are sailing along over Holl'Twood as we look down we see Annaline Balke as a model for her artist husband, Neil Heimsoth, he sometimes draws for Walt Disney Studio. Nelson Hagedorn is in the photography industry. He has a pleasant smile on his face as his favorite movie star, Faye Brown , is posing for her picture. We also find in Hollywood Wilma Duffer as Marjorie Main the second, she is now working on her sixth picture Back in the Chicken House . Our carpet turns it takes us over Chicago we shall take a peek over the edge. Who do we see but Barbara Haynes playing the 1st clarinet part in the Chicago Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. What is that we see ahead? That must be the Lake of the Ozarks. As we come closer Maxine and Leroy Hill have just returned from a successful coon hunt and skinning and stretch- ing coon skins. Leroy and his wife Maxine are making quite a sum of money on the skins. OhI Now we can see Stover. There is Mrs. Martens the former Evelyn Rumans, working hard trying to keep her three children quiet while she keens the supper warm until her husband comes in from work. Who else do we se: in Stover? Is that the dashing young bachelor Kenneth Fischer taking Mr. Porter’s place as Superin- tendent of Schools in District R l. He plans to make many improvements in the school with the helo of his charming and efficient secretary. Our carnet is now taking us to Arkansas where we see the former Donna Marriott and her husband Milton Sidebottom and their two lovely children, Annie Belle and Abner, have dinner in a quiet resturant in Chinkapin Holler. Milton is raising chickens as an interesting and profitable hobby. There is the former Jean Denning and her husband Junior Johnson seated before a fireplace making plans for their new home which is to be built soon. Hey, let’s go to Washington D. C. to see if we can see anyone we know. Yes, ther is Earl Bellamy seated in silence thinking and working hard on an F. B. I. case. He is making quite a bit of progress in working out crime cases. Oopst We are turning toward New York City. Is that music we hear? It must be Darlene Turpin singing at one of the largest Night Clubs in New York. She is on the road to great success. What is that bridge doing across the Atlantic Ocean? It must be the project Billy Douglas has started.! .They say that some day he will be a great Mechanical Engineer. We all look so tired. We had better go back to Stover and wait for another year to look into the future. Admiral Leroy Miller, U. S. Navy, has been recently tran- ferred to the Advance Navel Air Base, Zero, North Pole. SENIOR CLASS WILL OF 1952 I, Annaline Balke, will at least five pounds to one who needs it, Ona Mae Meyer. I, Earl Bellamy, will my ability to be late to Mechanical Drawing to Leon VonHolten. I, Jean Denning, will my tall stature to Helen Marriott. I, Wilma Duffer, hereby will my ability to play volleyball to Jo Ellen Carver. I, Kenneth Fischer, will the Bass Horn .(or pile of junk) to Wesley Kurtz. I, Nelson Hagedorn, will my curly hair to Milton Sidebottom, please keep it waved. I, Barbara Haynes, will my ability to argue with Mr. Hensgen in American Problems to Marcella Young. Stand up for your rights. I, Neil Heimsoth, will my art ability to Harold Waisner. I, Donna Marriott, will Milton Sidebottom to Glendora Pryor. Keep your eye on him. I, Leroy Miller, will my ability to start a conversation to girls to Robert Taylor. Watch them Romeo. I, Maxine Poirot, give Willard Carver to Lela Gruenwald. Lela, you win at last. I, Billy Douglas, will Lavona Hughes to Frederick Nolting. I, Evelyn Rumans, give Kenneth Martens to anyone who will take him. I, Darlene Turpin, will Raymond Roe to Lavona Moellman. Take good care of him and remember, he likes a lot of sparkin'. 1 Mary then and Mary now 2. Shelbv then and helbv now 3. The Bulldors l’ Two of a kind 5. Hurrah 6. Queenie 7. Totem pole 8. Dancing Dollies 9 Smile prettv 10. The thinker 11. Heap big party 12. Just escaped 13 Cutie 14. MOO000 15. Pretty girl 16. Music is the word 17. Firing Squad 18. Cheerleader 19. Ooo la la 20. Ready, Aim Fire 21. The Three Stooges 22. Sourpus 23. Oh, to bad 24. Look at the Birdie. 1. Bathing Beauty 2. Pleasant Memories 3. Old Steady’s 4. Floating Abroad 5. Fightem boys Fightem 6. Ona Mae then 7. Just Pals 8. The huddle 9. Hun- gry bunch 10. More Pep 11. Just resting 12. I'm ready to go 13. Two Gun Pet4 14. Something interesting 15. High Climber 16. Miss Majoritte 17. Lovely bunch 18. Take it easy 19« Disgusted 20. She sees all and knows all 21. Hop- along 22. What next 23. Dairy Queen Line 24. Surprised 25. Lavona then 26. Carver girls 27. Helen H. them 28. Carver girls again 29. Choo Choo train 30. Having lots of fun 31. Aw shucks 32. Waiting 1. Two Stooges, 2. Watch it Jo, 3. Windy, I’d reckon, 4. Smitty, 5. Isn’t love wonderful, 6. Having trouble, 7. Taking a rest, 8. Teachers, 9. Legs I guess 10. Earline and Philip, 11. Helen, 12. Two pals, 13. Booooo, 14. Watch It Roger 15. Joann, 16. Smile pretty, 17. Mavis and June, IS. Looking for someone, 19. Micky then, 20. Micky now, 2L Milton then, 22. Milton now, 23. Deo, 24. Ona Mae 25. What's the matter, Sleepy, 26. Just lazy, 27. The escaped, 28. Holding up the house, 29. Wha Hoppened?? 30. Sylvia then, 31. Sylvia now. 1 AHVE ItT IS ING vU COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS CHAR3LV5 CASH MARKET SMALL'S SK3LLY STATION COMPLIMENTS OF There's no J question JOHNSON’S CORNER CAFE COMPLIMENTS OF FISCHER TAGTMEYER HARDWARE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF GEARY OIL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF H. F. HAGEDORN DRUG STORE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 STOVER LIONS CLUB KRAXBERGER'S CAFE AT BILL IDA'S SNACK BAR COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF KIPP k CO STOVER MILLING CO. wlaitatliM NAME KNOWN AS FALLS FOR FAMOUS FOR Wilma Duffer Jean Denning Kenneth Fischer Nelson Hagedorn Leroy Miller Earl Bellamy Donna Marriott Barbara Haynes Annaline Balke Evelyn Rumons Neil Heimsoth Darlene Turpin Bill Douglas Maxine Poirot Lucy Shorty Fow Nellie PeeWee Earl PeeWee Bobby Balke Kenneth Slick Roe Bill Max Kenneth Fischer Tall, Dark, Handsome Lucy Saturday Nights The Navy Joyful Time Lee Speed An Argument We're not Sure Who knows? We don't. Annaline Balke Studying Brunettes Willard Carver Volleyball Lad Singing Bass Lorn Curly Hair Finding a laugh Nice Ways Quiet Ways Arguing Drawing Being silly Sense of Humor Quietness Blue Eyes Stepping out •v L