Wesclin High School - Warrior Yearbook (Trenton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

Un loving memory m amor WedcCut Se uox r t 7fie tto t, 7Clutoi First Edition S6 zr m 'plat 5C «Me4 Waty Ttotvx puMio 7 («4ici ZH4 . . . u£ fue i Sfront tyuicc Ttete 4 L s 7 J 7 2 f 0 y 7 L S' 9 1 Xl XX 30 3$ 37 3 3 3, 33 , n L S 4 7 7 9 _ — _ 9 3° 36 x9 3 33 L W 7 f it 7 i9 Jo r y 33 s 7 y 3 S 9 0 7 S Dedicated. To the new school district. . . and those whose interests have been in the improvement of our schools . . .from the way things are mov- ing along, we are sure their deci- sions have been wise ones. THE STAFF s4cl4Kt U4tn ttO l Wilson C. Dorries, Superintendent H. Yoder, L. Fiedler, T. Klasing, E. Graul, W. Krueger, E. Krausz, L. Brede. 7 8 f cuuon, acuity FRONT: S. Donham, R. Ritzheimer, J. Mallory. BACK: C. Barton, D. Schmitt, L. Berger. 9 T fautteiMutce Betty Kauffman Soup Here's to someone whom we can't get along without. Thanks for all your hard work, Betty ! 7d fJcoit a. “Soud tit We want to thank you for all the nice meals you have prepared for us; also for putting up with all of our nonsense. 12 Vera Lee, Dorothy Wehrle TVaxc SCacA “DenO 7r� u ui tuui Tfoto fcU SWu Jerry Buzzard, Alex Montgomery 13 s p o N S o R S Mr. Dorries Mrs. Ritzheimer 5$ We, the Senior Class of '58 wish to thank Wesclin Senior High for all she has done for us. Throughout this year we have gained not only an education from books, but a better understanding of our fellow classmates. We don't pretend to have all the answers yet, for we realize we will have die opportunity to seek higher learning, and will be better qualified to cope with life. We are watching our new school stride forward and are very proud to be a part of this progress. We are indeed proud to be the first graduates of Wesclin Senior High! 15 16 17 18 FLOYD SCHUETZ JEANETTE PFEFFER Bewitched, Bothered, and It'll Be Me Bewildered DAVE REINHARDT Daddy Cool 19 20 WALTER VOLLET I'm Available 21 S. Achenbach G. Biene C. Cope J. Dressel J. Brokering N. Dali C. Eilermann J. Broeckling P. Day D. Faitz 22 J. Friederich M. Hemann M. Kehrer J. Malina L. Jansen B. Kolar A. Mattern R. Herzing J. Kehrer K. Kraske B. Peters F. Peters P. Renth P. Smith B. Ze isset J. Rathmann A. Schomaker D. Trippel P. Ganz 24 L. Swinney, C. Mueller S. Malina, Mrs. Schaefer M. Luginbuhl, B. Schaefer P. Bassler, Mr. Fee C. Lodes, B. Toeben J. Krausz, C. Mueller K. Campbell, P. Bassler B. Schaefer 25 O. Bair B. Brown L. Dali J. Erwin B. Barttlebort C. Buehler B. Day S. Feldt P. Bassler J. Burkhardt J. Determan J. Goebel D. Billhartz K. Campbell R. Deutschmann G. Haas 26 B. Hechenberger C. Kohlbrecher J. Krausz D. Kues J. Kunz C. Lodes M. Lug inbuhl K. Malina S. Malina G. Mattem M. Mayer C. Mueller F. Mugele C. Odom J. Rensing M. Ring 27 B. Schaefer L. Schuetz D. Swinney L. Swinney L. Thuenemann B. Toeben M. Vollet J. Willmann 28 The junior high school is that exploratory field where youth changes to young adult. We hope that Wesclin Junior High School provides the experiences that help our students find themselves and their places in our democratic society. 30 F. Lienard, O. Baehr V. Baehr, C. Ballard, M. Hofbauer 31 J. Wharry, A. Billhartz, T. Davis, B. Arthur. ROW 1: M. Spies, L. Flattum, A. Billhartz, M. Huelsmann, D. Noll, G. Wilken. ROW 2: L. Workman, V. Moorleghen, P. Kehrer, S. Lyerla, J. Wharry, P. Davis, L. Strake, L. Willman. ROW 3: Mr. Ritzheimer, M. Dust, J. Goble, J. Weatherford, R. Wehrle, B. Friederich, T. Davis, M. Wellinghoff, J. Schrage, J. Zeisset, Mr. Donham. ROW 4: J. Renth, H. Becker, D. McIntyre, B. Arthur, C. Reusing, L. Wellinghoff, H. Kreke, T. Friess, G. Rutz. 32 ROW 1: D. Graul, M. Pfeffer, L. Brede, W. Odom, D. Tucker, J. Goeden, P. Dickerson, P. Buehler. ROW 2: M. Brokering, P. Waltmire, D. Bair, D. Zotz, B. Williams, J. Wright, J. Mallrich, K. Obermeier, B. Bair, Mr. Berger. ROW 3: J. Brooks, T. Williams, K. Wehrle, C. Waggoner, T. Cryder, R. Becker, B . Kunz, J. Cunning- ham, J. Hobbs. ROW 1: J. Dali, M. Michael, M. Macke, R. Seibert, L. Reinhardt, J. Hechenberger. ROW 2: Sister Laetitia, P. Rensing, J. Biedenbach, W. Thoele, J. Eberle, B. Beine, K. Mattem. ROW 3: B. Hemann, R. Santel, G. Kehrer, B. Kues, R. Gildig, N. Herzing, R. Singler. 33 ROW 1: P. Pahlman, J. Gribler. ROW 2: C. Weatherford, S. Oswald, J. Kuhn, D. Davis, S. Wiebler, M. Her- stein. ROW 3: B. Johnson, J. Beck, A. Ranz, O. Wells, L. Hofbauer, P. Sinkler, D. Krauz, L. Pfeffer, Mrs. Mal- lory. ROW 4: K. Ebeling, M. Yoder, M. Phillips, E. Yarber, R. Johnson, B. Goeden, P. Knipp, D. Zrinsky, C. Brokering, F. Kitchen. ROW 1: J. Eilermann, J. Frankovich, J. Berbrich, J. Middendorff, J. Rensing, J. Michael, J. Imming. ROW 2: Sister Laetitia, J. Lauf, S. Strake, J. Sholar, J. Hodapp, F. Goebel, P. Santel, D. Spaeth. ROW 3: M. Dulle, B. Toeben, S. Dickhaut, B. Flannagan, E. Kehrer, B. Hebenstreit, P. Friess. 34 Senior Editors Junior Editors Art Editors Typists Staff Sponsors TV a. ctvc Tfou c4VteC? ROW 1: J. Rathmann, M. Hemann, D. Cervenka, M. Ballard, H. Macke, D. Reinhardt. ROW 2: S. Smail, E. Graul, R. Christ, L. Kunz, P. Smith, C. Moorleghen, P. Renth, M. Middendorff, F. Peters, D. Osborn. ROW 3: P. Ganz, S. Rakers, P. Day, S. Achenbach, M. Kehrer, C. Fritz, D. Trippel, C. Eilermann. ? X-r PttxccA ROW 1: M. Schaefer, S. Malina, D. Rinderer, M. Hemann, P. Ganz, D. Huelskoetter. ROW 2: R. Christ, N. Dali, M. Vollet, J. Determan, F. Peters, L. Swinney, J. Krausz, C. Lodes. ROW 3: P. Renth, S. Thurman, K. Krueger, J. Burkhardt, C. Mueller, J. Rensing, M. Mayer, C. Eilermann. 38 ROW 1: J. Bassler, E. Graul, L. Schuetz, M. Ring. ROW 2: P. Ganz, M. Peter, M. Kehrer, C. Cope, D. Osborn. CltCK ROW 1: M. Schaefer, M. Ring, J. Dressel, C. Bassler, M. Peter, C. Cope, J. Bassler. ROW 2: G. Haas, K. Krueger, M. Vollet, D. Rinderer, S. Thurman. 39 “Dec it “Pcw tU. ROW 1: C. Bassler, H. Macke, J. Pfeffer, E. Graul, L. Kunz, D. Cervenka, M. Thuenemann, M. Middendorff. ROW 2: N. Dali, P. Renth, M. Hemann, S. Achenbach, C. Eilermann, J. Kehrer, R. Christ, P. Ganz, S. Rakers, J. Drees, G. Balke, S. Smail. ROW 3: G. Haas, S. Feldt, D. Rinderer, F. Peters, B. Brown, M. Vollet, C. Muel- ler, J. Rensing, P. Day, J. Determan, P. Smith. ROW 4! S. Malina, M. Mayer, B. Hechenberger, K. Malina, J. Broeckling, S. Thurman, D. Huelskoetter, L. Dali, B. Toeben, C. Cope. ROW 5: J. Willmann, C. Lodes, J. Burkhardt, J. Dressel, K. Krueger, J. Krausz, M. Peter, M. Ring, D. Trippel, L. Swinney. Pres. . . . Vice Pres Treas. . . Sec. . . . Point Chr First Semester .............D. Cervenka ................ P. Renth ................J. Pfeffer .................E. Graul ................C. Bassler Pres. . . . Vice Pres Treas. . . Sec. . . . Point Chr Second Semester ..............M. Hemann ..................C. Cope ................S. Malina .................B. Lodes .................C. Bassler 40 7t X 'ZUru+tatt J 'ZOoxld ROW 1: M. Hemann, K. Malina, B. Toeben, S. Malina, M. Middendorff, S. Rakers, D. Huelskoetter, L. Swin- ney, M. Ring, P. Ganz, R. Christ. ROW 2: P. Day, G. Balke, J. Kehrer, G. Haas, J. Burkhardt, D. Rinderer, S. Thurman, K. Krueger, M. Peter, J. Pfeffer, M. Vollet, J. Krausz, C. Mueller, J. Reusing, L. Dali, S. Feldt. ROW 3: J. Drees, E. Graul, C. Eilermann, N. Dali, J. Willmann, J. Broeckling, F. Peters, L. Kunz, M. Thuenemann, J. Determan, B. Brown, C. Lodes, B. Hechenberger, M. Mayer, P. Smith. President Vice -President Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian Projects Chairman Public Relations Chairman Recreation Chairman Henrietta Rakers Darlene Huelskoetter Mary Middendorff Sandra Malina Bernadette Toeben Lola Swinney Karen Krueger Mary L. Ring Karen Malina Jeanette Pfeffer 41 Seventy students participated in the annual District and State Con- tests. The Concert Band won a first superior rating at the District Con- test which entitled them to com- pete at Odin in the State Finals. The band won an Excellent in the State Contest. Mpg Forty -two musicians and eight chaperons, consisting of members from the Concert Band, made a tour of Elkhardt, Indiana and Chi- cago. This was sponsored by the Wesclin Band Boosters. Our school congratulates its Director, Mr. Darwin Schmitt, and his musicians. This year has been the happiest and busiest for all the girls who were in chorus, ganized and we participated in many events. New singing groups were or- We organized a trio which con- sisted of Florence Peters. Lola Swinney and Rosalie Christ. A sextette was also formed, consist- ing of Dee Cervenka, Janet Detter- mann. Barb Kolar, Becky Lodes, Bonnie Barttelbort, and Pat Renth. We participated in three con- certs, sang at Baccalaureate Services and the sextette sang for Memorial Day Services. On March 29th the Chorus re- ceived a first at the District Music Contest at Cohakia and then went to State at Odin. On April 29th we had our Annual Spring Festival in which five schools (Mater Dei of Breese, Breese Public, Aviston, Carlyle and Wesclin) participated. Dr. Charles Hummer directed our 125 piece Chorus at this Concert. 44 £ p' a 957-5% Record Wesclin Opponent 50 Troy 53 39 Worden 50 55 St. Paul 65 44 Aviston 59 60 St. Jacob 56 63 Breese 50 55 Bunker Hill 61 46 Livingston 52 42 Red Bud 44 Clinton County Tourney Wesclin 86 Okawville 57 86 Venice 59 69 Troy 67 47 Wordon 49 44 Mulberry Grove 54 62 Lebanon 61 43 Aviston 82 72 Bunker Hill 66 60 Livingston 47 65 Venice 52 54 St. Paul 72 41 Okawville 62 M B C Tourney Wesclin 73 Troy 65 Wesclin 59 St. Paul 58 Wesclin 74 Aviston 62 District Tourney Wesclin 81 Breese 60 Wesclin 56 Odin 64 s4 7ccutl ROW 1: J. Friederich, L. Schuetz, C. Fritz, C. Bopp, H. Bair, E. Ellison. ROW 2: Mr. Ritzheimer, J. Brokering, B. Schaefer, P. Bassler, B. Jung, C. Odom, M. Luginbuhl, J. Rathmann. S ROW 1: D. Seaton, L. Schuetz, D. Faitz, L. Thuenemann, P. Bassler. ROW 2: D. Billhartz, C. Odom, B. Schae- fer, B. Day, M. Luginbuhl, C. Buehler, G. Hobbs, Mr, Ritzheimer. 37 Wesclin 39 Troy 25 Wesclin 39 Worden 34 Wesclin 32 St. Paul 39 Wesclin 36 A vision 36 Wesclin 38 St. Jacob 54 Wesclin 32 Breese 45 Wesclin 39 Bunker Hill 42 Wesclin 37 Livingston 49 Wesclin 27 Red Bud 46 Wesclin 49 Venice 39 Wesclin 47 Troy 60 Wesclin 44 Mulberry Grove 64 Wesclin 53 Lebanon 35 Wesclin 47 Aviston 73 Wesclin 51 Bunker Hill 42 Wesclin 23 Livingston 45 Wesclin 60 Venice 46 Wesclin 42 St. Paul 43 Wesclin 47 Okawville 48 (JUJQ£ UJZ Q kU ( )( ) LiJ U cq to w _i lu a j I S Z Z od O - “ UIluluq -ilu Glu u) ■ on UIuiZco ui J iuia z Charles II Del Dave 7K. S. e Fall Wesclin 23 Wesclin 13 Wesclin 9 Wesclin 8 Wesclin 4 Wesclin 7 Wesclin 9 Wesclin 6 Spring Wesclin 7 Wesclin 1 Wesclin 6 Wesclin 5 Wesclin 2 Wesclin 0 Wesclin 7 Wesclin 0 50 Fall Venice 3 Troy 0 Worden 4 St. Jacob 5 St. Paul 3 Aviston 4 Bunker Hill 4 Livingiston 4 Spring St. Paul 4 St. Jacob 13 Mater Dei 20 Mulberry Grove 6 Okawville 6 Lebanon 5 Breese 4 Aviston 10 'Curtis Bob Larry Laveme 51 ROW 1: B. Biene, C. Reusing, B. Friederich, T. Davis, J. Biedenbach, B. Arthur. ROW 2: R. Johnson, B. Kunz, J. Wright, J. Dredden, G. Rutz, M. Yoder, Mr. Donham. ROW 3: P. Sinkler, G. Kehrer, D. Zotz, R. Johnson, R Becker, J. Mallrich, K. Ebeling. f uHlon. 'Zt9A « 52 J. Wharry, J. Gobel, P. Kehrer, L. Flattum. ROW 1: F. Kitchen, B. Johnson, M. Yoder, M. Phillips, B. Hemann, K. Wehrle, J. Renth, G. Rutz. ROW 2: J. Biedenbach, B. Williams, R. Wehrle, B. Kues, B. Friederich, C. Brokering, T. Davis, C. Rensing, D. Zotz, R. Johnson, Mr. Donham. The Junior High has had a wonderful year in base- ball. Fortunately, and with the help of our coach, we were able to make our record look wonderful--eight wins and not even one loss! 53 ’(BaAc sUl 'Pafiulan, ROW 1: P. Bassler, A. Schomaker, C. Bopp, D. Cervenka, M. Heraann, J. Determan. ROW 2: C. Cope, P. Smith, C. Bassler, C. Eilerman, E. Graul, L. Kunz. ROW 3: R. Herzing, D. Hechenberger, M. Luginbuhl, H. Bair, B. Jung, J. Friederich. 55 ROW 1: D. Kurz, D. Cervenka. ROW 2: J. Bassler, M. Thuenemann, W. Vollet, G. Wehrle, C. Moorleghen, E. Graul, B. Kunz, J. Pfeffer, C. Bassler, M. Middendorff, L. K«nz. 56 Senio 7 ifi The Seniors went on a Greyhound Tour to Chicago from May 22 to May 24. On the way we stopped in Springfield for a tour of the Capitol Building and Lincoln's home. In Chicago, we stayed in the Hotel Maryland. We visited Chinatown, the Museum of Science and Industry, Riverview Amusement Park, Buckingham Fountain, and other places of interest. Everybody had a wonderful time! 57 (Jentavi- Section, Setia 'P'uyfrAeccf (Ae See P %t ' As we left New York on May 17, 1968, on our way to Paris, we boarded a Pan American Airliner. We were surprised to find that our charming stewardess for the trip was Dolores Cervenka. After we were seated and ready to leave, the pilot radioed back to tell us to fasten our seat belts. We recognized the voice as that of Carl Bopp.who decided that his black and white Ford was just too slow, so he took up flying as a career. As we landed in Paris,Jim Cryder.a redcap, took our luggage to the taxi. After a reckless ride through the streets of Paris with our cab driver--you’ve guessed it--Harold Bair, we arrived at the most exclusive hotel in Paris--the Le Moorleghen which is owned and operated by the one and only Chas.! While we were registering a good looking, black haired, bellhop whom we recognized as Dave Hechenberger carried our luggage to Room 58. We decided we would take a look at the city and its scenery, first of which was the famous Eiffel Tower. Our guide turned out to be David Reinhardt, who works here in his spare time. His bigger job, however, is being commissioner of roads and streets in Paris. After leaving the Tower, we strolled by a little sidewalk cafe which had a sign that read Poorbaugh Pizza --this certainly couldn't be French. No, we found the owner to be the former Martha Ballard. Her charming and efficient chef. James Baehr, prepared our meal--he is well-known all over France for his specialty, which is stuffed pigeon. Our meal was brought to us by a jolly waiter whom we know as Floyd Schuetz. Martha told us that Helen Macke was also in Paris. She is working on some paintings to be shown next month at the Art Museum in New York. The rest of the afternoon was spent on a sight-seeing bus driven by our boy himself. Bob Jung. Bob has just finished his fifth year of playing professional basketball with the St. Louis Hawks and spends the rest of the year working here in Paris. Upon leaving the bus we ran into three handsome sailors, who looked very familiar. Why, it was Butch Gramm, Gary Wehrle, and Eugene Eillison. They asked us to join them for cocktails and evening dinner at the flashiest night club in Paris--the Club Fritz. Curtis Fritz.owner and multi-millionaire of France joined us for dinner. Curt decided that there wasn't enough excitement in New Baden so he moved to France. As we ate we were serenaded by the music of th t outstanding artist of them all. Not Elvis or Fats-- but the one and only Walter Vollet and his violin. After all the fine dinner we were waiting for the floor show to begin when we heard a familiar voice say, Would you care for a Cigarette? We looked up in surprise and saw Caro. Bassler with a tray full of cigarettes. Just then the floor show began and we saw another familiar face when the M. C. turned out to be Dave Kurtz. He announced the spectacular dancing duet of the stars June Bassler and Cynthia Pfeiffer. After their dance was over we listened to one of the most popular voices around singing a current song. No--it was not Sophia Tucker. It was our own all-around girl. Mary Middendorff. The remainder of the evening was spent dancing to the music of Johnny Darnstaedt and his orchestra. When we returned to our hotel still looking for more excitement, we called for room service and were served by Mary L. Thuenemann, who told us that our old schoolmates BillKunz and Jeanette Pfeffer were honeymooning in Paris and were occupying the bridal suite of this same hotel. We decided to turn on T.V. and catch up on the latest news. We were very much surprised and pleased to find two more of the class of '58 in the news. One of them being Earlene Graul who had just received her Doctors Degree in Medicine from Oxford University. The other one making headlines was Letty Kunz who won the Olympic Championship in Tennis. After all the excitement of seeing old friends, we were sure there could be no more and so we retired for the night. Of course the next morning when we awoke, we found that all this had just been a dream and the Seniors of Wesclin had not yet become quite so famous. But in the future we are sure that this dream and even more will come true for them. 60 Senccyt TiSM I, Floyd (Bot Pettit) Schuetz, will my good times at Mart's parties and my trips out to the Flamingo Club to Allen Schomaker. To Jim Friederich I will my famous name. I. Johnny Darnstaedt, will my singing ability to Leroy Jansen and to Bob Peter I will my hot-rodding around. My five-year contract I will to Jim Friederich. I,Howard Gramm, will my good looks to Leroy Jansen. My trips to Rathmann's Park and my pool stick and my boozing to Pepso. To Barb Kolar I will my hot Chevie to take care of. I, Jeanette Pfeffer, will my place in the Old Maids' Club to Carol Eilermann. To Joan Kehrer my place at the slumber parties. I, Helen Macke, will my ability to control my temper and all the good times I've had with my fellow classmates through my years of high school to Becky Lodes I, Curtis Fritz, will my book of famous lines and my slogan, I'm bashful to Swampy Bassler. I also will my hot Olds and its noisy valve lifters to Jim Friederich. To Jim I also give my sisters, my engaged girl friends and my nickname Fingers. I, Carl Bopp, will my height to David Swinney. I, Walter Vollet, will my superior mathematical brain to Allen Schomaker. I. Eugene Ellison, will my ability to hold a basketball in one hand to Jim Friederich. I, Harold Bair, will one of my wives to Pepso. One of my few friends I will to Curtis Odom. I, Mary Middendorff, will all my letters to and from Germany, my chair out at the Flamingo Club, and my drinking habits to Barbara Kolar. To Marlene Hemann I will the collection of all the class rings from the boys. I. Earlene Graul, will my driving ability and my Ford to Margie Peter. To Carol Cope, my position as co-editor of the yearbook. To Darlene Huelskoetter my seat on the bus to band every day. I, James (Homer) Baehr, will my pigeons to Allen Schomaker and to Denis Billhartz I will my ability to take out all the girls. I, Martha Ballard, will my 120-word shorthand pin and one diamond from engagement ring to Pat Renth. To Babs Kolar I will my job at Goebels and all my Elvis Presley records. I, Dave Hechenberger, will my reserved seat on the school bus to P. O. and to Wiener I will all my good grades. I,Charles (Chuck) Moorleghen, will my ability to stay in class and my bookkeeping knowledge to Jim Friederich. To Allen Schomaker I will my wolf whistle and my trips to Albers. To Pepso my seat in Coach's sixth hour study hall. I, Dave J. Kurz, will my athletic ability to Ronald Deutschmann. I, Dolores Cervenka, will my expert high speed typing ability to Judy Dressel. I, Mary Lou Thuenemann, do hereby will my job of being the best waitress at the Trenton House to Mary Ann Vollet. I, Caro. Bassler, will my ability to get along with the teachers and my ability to get out of classes to Jim Friederich. I, Letty Kunz, will my ability to talk in a soft, sweet voice to Margie Peter. I, Bob Jung, will my remarkable resistance not to run when being persued by girls to Robert Thoele. I, Dave Reinhardt, will my Green Chevie to Karen Krueger, because she likes to ride in a good old Chevie once in awhile My loving ability to Milbum Kehrer, my catching ability to An Rensing. I will my 65 words a minute in typing to Judy Dressei. I, June Bassler. will my bashful ways to David Swinney. I, Gary Wehrle, will my habit in getting dry fast to Tiny. The good times that I had at Play Practice to Jim Rathmann. I. Cindy Pfeiffer, will my Florida tan to Patty Smith and the five pounds I've gained since I've been here to Joan Kehrer. I, James Cryder, will my red hair and my bashful ways to Laveme Thuenemann. 61 (2o K He tce Ke tt 62 Father Baggio Baccalaureate Speaker Mr. Bach Graduation Speaker Be My Valentine Is It Love? Section, s4ctcvttie JAMES BAEHR HAROLD BAIR MARTHA BALLARD CARO. BASSLER JUNE BASSLER CARL BOPP DOLORES CBRVENKA JIM CRYDER JOHN DARNSTAEDT OSCAR ELLISON CURTIS FRITZ HOWARD GRAMM DAVE H EC HEN BERGER Basketball 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 1. Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Student Council 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 1; Vice-President of Class 4. GAA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 1.2.3.4, Co-Editor 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3.4. Cheerleader 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club4; Student Council 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Senior Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook Staff, Co-Editor 4. GAA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 4; Chorus 1; Band 1,2; Senior Play 4: FTA 4; Class Treasurer 3. Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2; Class President and Class Vice-President 4. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class President 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4,President 4; Class Treasurer 1; Vice-President of Class 2. Track 4; Class Treasurer 3. Chorus 1,2; Junior Play 3. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Cho- rus 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Play 3; Class President 1,3; Newspaper Staff 1,2,4; Vice-President of Class 2. Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1; Vice-President of Class 3; Class Treasurer 2. Football 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Treasurer of Class 4. 64 BOB JUNG BILL KUNZ LETTY KUNZ DAVE KURZ HELEN MACKE MARY MIDDENDORFF CHARLES MOORLEGHEN JEANETTE PFEFFER CINDY PFEIFFER DAVID REINHARDT FLOYD SCHUETZ MARY LOU THUENEMANN WALTER VOLLET GARY WEHRLE Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Track 3; Stu- dent Council 2. Track 2; Student Council 2,4; Senior Play 4. GAA 1,2,3.4; FHA 4; Senior Play 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Secretary 4. Student Council 1,2,4; Senior Play 4. GAA 1.2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Athletic Queen 3; Class Treas- urer 1. GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 4. Secretary 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Jun- ior Play 2; Newspaper Staff2.3,4; Year- book Staff 3; Class Treasurer 3; Assist- ant Junior Band Director 3. Basketball 1, Manager 3; Baseball 1,2; Chorus 1; Student Council 1,2,4, Presi- dent 3; Band 1; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 2,3; Newspaper 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4. GAA 1.2,3,4; FHA 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Band 3; Senior Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Treasurer, GAA 4. GAA 1,2; Chorus 2; Band 1. Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,4; Chorus 1.2,3; Band 1.2,3,4; Senior Play 3; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 1,2; Treasurer of Band 3. Basketball 3. GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Student Council 1,2; Senior Play 4. Baseball 2; Senior Play 4; Manager 1,2. Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 3; Senior Play 4. 65 D 5 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY NEW BADEN, ILLINOIS THE FARMERS BANK OF TRENTON ORGANIZED 1905 Trenton, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 AMERICAN LEGION FROM New Baden, Illinois POELKER POST 321 SPONSORED HEMPEN HARDWARE and UNDERTAKING New Baden, Illinois RANZ MOTOR COMPANY FORD SALES SERVICE Phone AC 4-9316 Trenton, Illinois H. A. COPE MOTOR CO. 30 YEARS A CHEVROLET DEALER Phone ACademy 4-9231 Trenton, Illinois TRENTON CO-OPERATIVE EQUITY EXCHANGE GRAIN ELEVATOR } s ! POULTRY H - MOO M Phone AC 4-9312 ! J FEEDS S Trenton, Illinois SPECIALIZING IN CHICKEN STEAKS SUNNYSIDE MOTEL CAFE Route 50 Trenton, Illinois Prop. Clay Kathleen Calvin COMPLIMENTS OF O’FALLON QUALITY DAIRY O’Fallon, Illinois HOLLYWOOD - ANDREWS STUDIO PORTRAITS BY GITCHOFF MANGOFF 2118 Edison Avenue Granite City, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND Serving the Community Since 1891 Member Federal Reserve System Deposits Insured With F.D.I.C. Highland, Illinois THE HOME OF MODERN PROGRESS EFFICIENT BANKING SERVICE FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK OF HIGHLAND Highland, Illinois Member F. D. I. G Phone 2137 COMPLIMENTS OF MOLL BOTTLE GAS CO. Phone LOgan 6-1234 Mascoutah, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 NEW BADEN LIONS CLUB Liberty Intelligence Our Nations Safety President — Theodore Medcalf Secretary — B. J. Holtgreve Treasurer — William Bann COMPLIMENTS OF W. F. FOCHTMANN BUILDING MATERIALS From A Board To A Truckload” Hanna Green Seal Paints Carey Roofing — Siding — Insulation F. H. A. Title I Home Improvement Loans Lumber — Hardware — Paints — Building Materials Mascoutah, Illinois — LOgan 6-2381 New Baden, Illinois — JUstice 8-2421 HEMANN BROS. CHEVROLET SALES — SERVICE JUstice 8-2471 New Baden, Illinois JOHN W. GLANZNER SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS FURNITURE DEALERS Trenton Since 1859 Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF TRENTON SUNDRIES Elise Kruse Trenton, Illinois FARMERS and MERCHANTS STATE BANK OF NEW BADEN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation New Baden, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING GLASS OF 1958 PETER DISTRIBUTING CO. Distributor of the Finest Brews in the World Falstaff Beer — Carlings Black Label Beer Red Cap Ale New Baden, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF NEW BADEN MILLING COMPANY GRAINS SEEDS FEEDS Phone JUstice 8-2261 New Baden Illinois LEBANON MOTOR CO. Telephone KE 7-2730 Lebanon, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF KLASING MOTOR CO. PONTIAC SALES SERVICE Trenton. Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF ROLAND HARRIS FURNITURE Phone Highland 2155 906 Broadway Highland. Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND NEWS LEADER E. A. Hoffman O. F. Hoffman R. D. Hoffman Highland, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OE COMPLIMENTS OF H. A. KOCH CANDY CO. WINKLER’S ALLEYS Distributors of CANDY CUPBOARD CHOCOLATES CHESTY POTATO CHIPS Trenton, Illinois Trenton, Illinois M S AUTO BODY O’FALLON LOCKER CO. WRECK WORK - PAINTING RADIATOR SERVICE 220 East State Street JUstice 8-3582 ME 2-3128 Phone ME 2-3408 O'Fallon, Illinois O'Fallon. Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF TRENTON MILLING CO. EASTER LILY FAMILY FLOUR TRENTON CAKE MIXES Established 1874 Trenton, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF SPENGEL’S FURNITURE STORE WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS NOT EXPENSIVE” Phone 4951 Highland, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF BROADWAY BATTERY TIRE SERVICE E. J. Essenpseis C. S. Michael FARM, HOME AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 5881 Highland, Illinois ROTH DAIRY COMPANY, INC. QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS SINCE 1920 New Baden, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF GOSS PLUMBING HEATING LO 6-2421 Mascoutah, Illinois CURT SMITH SPORTING GOODS Everything For The Fisherman, Hunter and Athlete Belleville, Illinois DIEHL’S WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY 24 East Main Street Belleville, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF EMMERICH’S IGA SUPER MARKET 121 West Main Street Mascoutah, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF THE MASCOUTAH OIL CO. and THE FLAMUTH DEEP ROCK SERVICE STATION 'THE STOP THAT KEEPS YOU GOING” Mascoutah, Illinois FALTUS SUPER MARKET IGA FOOD STORE R. H. Faltus, Prop. New Baden, Illinois MULLER FURNITURE COMPANY THE HOME OF QUALITY FURNITURE FOR LESS” Phone ADams 3-0667 1004-06 East Main Street Belleville, Illinois A. A. KRAUSZ AGENCY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE - NOTARY PUBLIC Office — Hotel Francis JUstice 8-2191 New' Baden. Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF DR. G. L. BREFELD TSHUDY’S MEAT MARKET DENTAL SURGEON GROCERIES - MEATS Trenlon, Illinois Phone ACademy 4-9414 Trenton, Illinois VI’S DRESS SHOP KETTERER’S TAVERN LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR and INFANTS' SHOP DRAFT. BOTTLE MIXED DRINKS AC 4-9943 Trenton, Illinois Trenton, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF TRENTON SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. All Accounts Insured Up To $10,000 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. FRED PULGRAM Total Assets December 31, 1957 $1,555,603.93 Trenton, Illinois Trenton, Illinois WHEN YOU BUILD OR REPAIR SPIES GROCERY STORE KUHN LUMBER COMPANY Phone AC 4-9332 Trenton, Illinois GROCERIES NOVELTIES Open On Sundays 8 A.M. to 12 Noon Open 8 A M . To 8 P.M. Trenton, Illinois EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC WATCHES - CLOCKS - DIAMONDS - GIFTS KREBS STUDIO BECKER JEWELERS Donald J. Krebs Forrest Becker, Prop. Breese, Illinois Breese, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF LOWENSTEIN AGENCY, INC. BARBER SHOP LAWRENCE “RUSTY” MAUE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Trenton, Illinois Trenton, Illinois TONY KUHL’S 4-5-6 COMPANY MEAT MARKET INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM MACHINES and MOTOR TRUCKS BUICK AUTOMOBILES Aviston, Illinois Phone 4566 or 4556 Highland, Illinois DR. R. E. BAUMANN DENTIST R. G. CENTER DRUGS Office In Highland National Bank Bldg. WALGREEN AGENCY Office Phone 6011 Residence Phone 8561 Highland. Illinois Highland. Illinois DRDA ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR ZIEGLER’S JEWELRY WIRING SERVICE Phone 5963 Highland, Illinois Highland, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND JOURNAL DIMIG’S DEPT. STORE Vernon Ittnek. Publisher Highland. Illinois Highland. Illinois WOLTER’S JEWELRY GIFTS ROGIER INSURANCE AGENCY 116 East Main Street (West Side Plaza) Diamonds — Watches — W'atch Repairing Highland. Illinois Maseoutah. Illinois WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE LEON ARNY AUTO PARTS SPORTING GOODS BICYCLES USED CARS TUNE-UP AUTO REPAIRING 115 East Main New Baden Route 161 West JU 8-2791 LOgan 6-2991 Maseoutah. Illinois Trenton 317 East Broadway AC 4-9611 DRESSEL TRUCK SERVICE BREFELD’S HARDWARE GENERAL HAULING 5c to $1.00 PLUMBING HEATING APPLIANCES AC 4-9179 Trenton. Illinois Phone AC 4-9413 Trenton. Illinois JIM’S TRENTON I.G.A. MARKET MEN BOYS’ SHOP ROBLEE SHOES - ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS GROCERIES - MEATS VEGETABLES FROZEN FOODS LOW PRICES EVERY DAY Phone AC 4-9322 Trenton. Illinois Trenton, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF MANNHARD HARDWARE YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER DR. E. G. HARRIS HEATING PLUMBING Trenton, Illinois Phone AC 4-9181 Trenton, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF KROGER TRENTON HOUSE Prop.: Bkn Schoene HOME OF GOOD FOOD Owners: Herman Edith Arndt Trenton, Illinois Trenton, Illinois R. O. FRITZ and SON FOR FINE ENTERTAINMENT. FOOD FUEL OIL and GASOLINE and GOOD TIMES - GO TO AC 4-9115 Trenton, Illinois KNOTTY PINE Breese, Illinois STROOTS MOTEL and RESTAURANT JUNGS TAVERN Sl. Rose, Illinois A GOOD PLACE TO EAT DAILY SPECIALS HOMEMADE PIES and SOUPS CAstle 8-7251 TEXACO PRODUCTS COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Aviston, Illinois HUG MEN BOYS’ WEAR COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATED STORE A COMPLETE LINE OF MEN and BOYS’ CLOTHING Phone 6361 919 Main Street Highland, Illinois Phone Highland Collinsville 8881 DI 4-0405 Illinois Illinois CASE FARM MACHINES SIEGRIST’S STYLE SHOP STYLE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE” AUTHORIZED SALES CASE-O-MATIC TRACTORS LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR and SHOES We Give Eagle Stamps” 816 Broadway Highland, Illinois 911 Main Street Highland, Illinois TRY OUR DELICIOUS MALTS and SUNDAES CONGRATULATIONS NEW BADEN DRUG SUNDRIES NEW BADEN NEWS John Peters, Prop. New Baden, Illinois Phone JU 8-2291 New Baden, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF G G TAVERN NEW BADEN CLEANERS DRINKS - SANDWICHES POOL JUstice 8-2161 New Baden, Illinois JUstice 8-2781 New Baden, Illinois H L SERVICE ZEPHYR GAS COMPLIMENTS OF LUBRICATIONS, WASH JOBS WHEEL BALANCING. GENERAL REPAIRS CARLE FLORIST 922 West Main Street Prop., Theodore Hass Anthony Lindver Mascoutah. Illinois Mascoutah, Illinois PIRSON LOMBARDO SERVICE STATION REGINA'S lilt U1IJTI ill BEAUTY SALON Intersection 158 - 161 Phone ADams 3-9372 Belleville, Illinois ii iaii sirtisl _ A ‘ . Trenton, Illinois TRENTON CLEANERS FROSTY WHIP PICK-UP and DELIVER” ALL WORK GUARANTEED SUNDAES - MALTS - SODAS CONES - BEVERAGES Phone AC 4-9242 Trenton, Illinois New Baden. Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF RAYMOND “CHIEF” REINHARDT MIKE BROWY BARBER SHOP HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER Looking-glass Township — Clinton County New Baden, Illinois New Baden, Illinois KILIAN BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY, INC. MARKUS CABINETS SAND - ROCK - CEMENT - BRICK - MANUFACTURING COMPANY PLASTER FLUE LINING - VITRIFIED TILE - BUILDING BLOCKS - READY MIXED CONCRETE - STEEL CULVERTS Phone CAstle 8-7252 Aviston, Illinois Phone 5376 — Highland. Illinois Phone LOgan 6-3411 — Mascoutah, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF F. A. GOEBEL SON WADE SALES SERVICE DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE SHELGAS DEALER - BULK or BOTTLE JUstice 8-2831 Breese, Illinois New Baden, Illinois HOME-CAFE WELLINGHOFF SHELL SERVICE Kate Hodel, Prop. SHELL PRODUCTS and FIRESTONE TIRES New Baden, Illinois New Baden, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF NOLL’S VARIETY STORE AND TED TOEBEN TRUCK SERVICE New Baden. Illinois JU 8-2842 JU 8-2841 New Baden, Illinois HEIMBERGER MEAT MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF FOR BETTER FOODS W. F. RENTH INSURANCE Phone JUstice 8-2681 New Baden, Illinois New Baden. Illinois BEN H. KEHRER ROLAND KEHRER J. I. CASE IMPLEMENTS I960 CASE-0 MATIC LINE GENERAL REPAIR WORK FARM MACHINERY CUSTOM FARM WORK JUstice 8-3214 JUstice 8-3222 New Memphis. Illinois New Memphis, Illinois BERT’S CONFECTIONERY WANTED REAL ESTATE TO SELL BORDEN'S ICE CREAM CANDIES - TOBACCO MAGAZINES - NOTIONS QUICK SALES FOR YOUR PROPERTY Free Inspection No Obligation VELDA COWLING Rep. Hartman’s Realty Co. Trenton, Illinois Summerfield, Illinois MANNHARD SHOE STORE BELLEVILLE DAILY ADVOCATE Your Dealer For A Complete Line Of BELLEVILLE’S HOME NEWSPAPER” Peters and Endieott Johnson Shoes For Every Member of the Family Each year for 23 consecutive years the circulation of the Belleville Dailv Ad- HOOD BALL BAND” RUBBER CANV AS FOOTWEAR vocale, as shown by audits of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, has shown an increase over the previous year. This year Belleville Daily Advocate is at an Trenton, Illinois all time high in both circulation and advertising. THE TRENTON SUN John L. Glanzner. Publisher Trenton, Illinois BOOSTERS GLEN DEL SHOPPE PERKES-KNIES PRINTING HIGHWAY CAFE WESTERN AUTO HERBS SERVICE DR. C. J. MUICK RED SCHOENDIENST TAVERN WICKS MUSICAL PRODUCTS BEN FRANKLIN STORE GRAUL ELECTRIC SERVICE HOFFMANN BLACKSMITH and WELDING Mascoutah, Illinois MASCOUTAH DRY GOODS MASCOUTAH EQUIPMENT COMPANY PERROTTET’S SHOE STORE FLAMINGO CLUB HILL'S BAKERY NIGHT HAWK CAFE MUGELE’S GARAGE RATHMANN’S PARK L. C. WHEELER LITTLE BURKY'S SHELL SERVICE TRENTON MOTOR PARTS, INC. VINCE and MARIE’S CAFE PROMPT SERVICE CLEANERS, INC. POPEYE S TAVERN