Tremont High School - Echo Yearbook (Tremont, IL)

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A cLAss PROPHECY C Q On May 27 1967 I BOHIIIE Berchtold Htld was busy makmg supper for my guests A reun1on of classmates was to be held at my home Mr and Mrs Lyle Meyer and Mr and Mrs Terry Gardner were help1ng to prepare Mrs Gardner former Nola Slack marrled Terry Gardner after graduat1on and now l1ves 1n Kentucky where he IS a Moonshlner Mr Meyer former Nancy Noard hves tn Tremont where her husband Lyle Meyer has a large apple orchard Soon the guests began to arrtve and settle 1n the hvtng room. As we looked around the room we realxzed there was a celebrlty among us the pres1dent of the largest Lonellest Lonely Hearts Club IH the world former Ilene Pflederer She states that she IS wtth her thtrd husband but 1S st1ll looklng for me perfect man Then Judy Moore announced that she lS none other than the famous eccentrtc patnter who hves LI! France m an old castle Also us1ng her art1st1c abxhty IS Jeannette Wagenbach destgner of my new modern home She showed some of the g1r1s around my home Jack Naffz1ger told us he has an atrplane outstandmg among all Jet Propelled Atrcraft He tells us he has just returned from the moon ,Tack frequestly runs 1nto Norma Schurter a U N mterpreter 1n New York and Dlck Langgahr now an Ambassador to Germany J udy Kay Sauder Mart1n speaks 1l'l between glggles and 1nv1tes everyone tn the class to the Grand Openxng of thetr Outer Space Furmture Store Whtle others are be1ng served Bob M1ller the world s dr1est comed1an attempts to crack h1s latest jokes and hopes for a laugh from lus loyal budd1es Then fron1 the bedroom came an exh1b1tofe1ephant s tusks tn the hands of Charles Rlsmger and fus accompamst Don Rapp Also talkmg of h1s trappmg ab1ht1es was Dan Stone. Don Connell looklng fattgued tells us he has been catchlng ChlCkeIlS every mght for the last week and spent last mght chas1ng one ch.1cken around the house Larry Rtggenbach now a capta1n of the great team Flub Dubs recently returned from the O1ymp1cs has broken fus leg and has an autograph of our famous nurses V1rg1n1a Frank and Carol Hundt on hts cast Out of a great aroma of smoke from the basement we see J 1m Hutchtson now the best p1pe tester of the Crooked Stralght Plpe Manufacturtng Company H13 coughlng d1sabled bodted asststant 1S Delmar Lohnes Tell1ng hts elaborate story of h1s b1g f1fteen acre farm was none other than Charles B1rkme1er He also tells us that Wayne Ropp 15 dotng a marvelous Job as lus lured man S1tt1ng tn a comer we see Mary Ann Htllman now the head of the Enghsh Department of a large school tn New York Ctty Surrotmdtng her are the ch1ldren of Mrs Bob Htcks former Eva Lynn Htnman and Mrs Lee Smlth former Karen Lenox Paul Stuber a U S senator reports he has been f1l.1buster1ng for three days H1 order to stop the Hundt B111 sponsored by Democrat Shtrley Hundt whtch prov1ded that all carpenters must Jom the un1on and must wear Bermuda shorts Not wtth us today are Carol Powers and Judy Ann Sauder who are servtng lil Square Bolany Green Cheese Mars as m1ss1onar1es Judy Hampton has found Thee slow boat to Cluna to see what her POSSlb11lUCS are 1n try1ng to sell t1ckets to a Hotsy Totsy Ch1ll1 Supper Also unable to beherets the former Betty Geary She IS try1ng for her th1rd d1vorce so she can marry her new Sl1m JIITL Now that everyone IS here supper ts served! M7311 a rrunute! A blue Plymouth just skldded around the corner to a maddetung halt and out Jumps Mrs Sandy Hoffman Gr1gsby She trtes to explaln why she IS late but we all know she has a quarrel every now and then so she ts excused Now let s eat 26 X J t 4 I Elmer--Jerry Sauder--and Chris--Marvin Frank--are owners of the Lazy Man's Farm Corporation,

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X CLASS HISTOR f 4 In the fall of 1903 forty four green freshmen entered the busy hfe of lugh school To help us tn our class bus1ness we chose: Ronald Htld Prestdent Carol Hundt Vtce Prestdent Eva Lynn Htnman Secretary and Jeannette Wagenbach Reporter Mrs Mustakas served as our adytser S1nce we were allowed two members of Student Counctl we chose Paul Stuber and Nola Slack. Of course we were proud of our freshmen cheerleaders Eva Lynn Hmman Bonnte Berchtold and Nancy Noard Many of our boys Jotned athlettc organtzanons namely football and basketball. Our sophomore year was very excmng as the high school moved mto a new bualdtng and of course tt took a few days to adjust ourselves to our new surroundtngs That year our offtcer ltneup was Norma Schurter Prestdent Paul Stuber V1ce Prestdent Nancy board Secretary J1m Hutchtson Treasurer and Sande Washer Reporter Student Counctl members were Carol Hundt and Lyle Myer Our advtser was Mtss Schnetder At tlus ttme we numbered forty three as we gatned Marsha Brooks but lost B111 Brewer and Beverly Ide The hlghltght of our sopho more year was the fact that after much to1l and sweat oar float won ftrst place tn the Home commg Parade The Junlor year was a b1g one Smce we were now ehgtble to make money for our future trtp we were pretty busy trytng to beat the Semors to the punch! We held a Sock Hop a Thanks mvmv Dance several car washes and of course had our class play Be Happy? Co Wack ' whtch was as much fun as work Our offtcers for tlus year were Paul Stuber Presxdent Bonnte Berchtold Vtce Prestdent Carol Powers Secretary and Judy Kay Sauder Treasurer Now that we were constdered upperclassmen we were able to choose three Student Counc1l representattves Lyle Meyer Carol Hundt and Norma Schurter We also rated two adv1sers Mrs DHVIS and Mtss Frampton And lf seemed as we grey older our number decreased 1905 56 saw thtrty mne members of the Jumor class We gatned Terrx Gardner whlle we lost Robert Baer Ronald Cooper George Kenny Paul Noe and Marsha Brooks The hlghltght of th1s year was of course the Juntor Semor Prom wtth an or1ental theme Our sentor year saw only thu-ty s1x members as we lost Ronald Htld Robert Hundt and Sande Washer Our offtcers were Terry Gardner Prestdent Norma Schurter Vtce Prestdent Bonnte Berchtold Secretary and Judy ann Sauder Treasurer Student Counc1l Representatlves were Jerry Sauder Marvm Frank and our two old stand bys Lyle Meyer and Carol Hundt The sentor class advtser was Mrs Dav1s As Semors we had many acttvtttes to earn money an after game dance a Chtllt Supper a Ham and Bean Supper a St Patrtclt s Day Dance and many Saturday bake sales all for our long awatted tr1p The Homeconung celebranons were spectal as Kmtg and Queen were chosen from our classmates The luck two were Larry Rlggenbach and Carol Hundt Then events moved so fastthat we hardlx realtzed ll The Jumor Sentor Prom when we came as guests our tr1p and then the btg chmax graduauon' Xnd so tn 1937 our paths separated as we prepared to set out tn the world on our own 25 XXX XX X Y f f, ' - u 1: ' - ' ' ' . ' : ' , ' - ' Q . . H . , . ' . . . . . . 5 I ' . . . g . . ' : . ' - ' : I . : ' ' , 9 . . I I ' I h - . , . . ' - l I 5 1 L 1 .1 U , - 7 Y'-rn . ' , . J I I . I . . ' - ' s . J: . , . , . ' . Z , , . : . ' ' . V , -1 . - . I 1 V - I . . 1 1 n - . I . - . . I I . 1 . , Q . - 2 ' . Q 1 M . . ' ' 7 Y - V 1 n . . . I 1 . v, I ' - O I I I I 1 - . 1 . . . , . Y . . M . . I . ,.

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