Wesclin High School - Warrior Yearbook (Trenton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

Warrior STAFF OF WESCLIN HIGH SCHOOL Trenton, Illinois Mrs. Betty Kauffman, Sec. Dedication Betty’s job is perhaps the most diversified of our school. Besides her regular office duties, Betty always finds time to do special favors for practically everyone in school. She's always ready to lend a helping hand to teachers, students, or just anyone who has a problem. Her many favors and kindnesses will long be remembered by everyone who knows her. Her pleasant per- sonality and friendly smile greet everyone as they step inside the office door. She is a friend to everyone and is a very valuable part of Wesclin. We want Betty to know that her many years of service to our school have not gone unnoticed. To this kind and understanding person, we dedicate the 1960 WARRIOR. 2 Our Faculty Provides ... MISS MARILYN KENNEY Home Economics - P.E. RICHARD RITZHEIMER Coach - History MRS. MARGUERITE SCHAEFER Latin - French CARL BANN English - Typing MAURICE ELMORE Industrial Arts - Drivers Ed. MRS. ROSEMARY NEATHERY Commerce From Left to Right, LeRoy Brede, Harold Yoder, Edward Krausz, Wallace Krueger, Theo. Klasing, Earl Graul. Harold E. Yoder has served as President of the Wesclin Community Unit 3 since its inception and prior to that served as a member of the Trenton School Board. Since 1934 he has been an executive in the flour milling industry and at present is Vice-President and General Manager of Trenton Milling Company. His belief that any time or money spent on giving youth a better education and opportunities will result in the preservation of our Democracy and Country. Board of Education Harold E. Yoder, President. 1st. SEMESTER OFFICERS SEATED: Darlene Huelskoetter, secretary; Margie Peter, president; Pat Bassler, vice- president; Neal Bartels, treasurer. STANDING: Larry Schuetz, class reporter; Milton Luginbuhl, Lola Swinney, student council. Senior Officers and Sponsors The Class of ’60 has been together only three years instead of the usual four. The reason for this was that in 1957, the Trenton and New Baden High Schools consolidated to establish the Wesclln School District. This has not in any way hampered our enjoyment of high school years. As soph- omores, the year was filled with many new friendships. We were no longer NewBadenites or Trentonians, but Wesclinites working to- gether to achieve our goals. Our Junior year was filled with still more memorable events. We were the first Junior class to try our hand at dramatics; we gave a play. It was entitled Headin' For A Weddin ' and was extremely successful. Also, we spon- sored the Junior-Senior Prom, the theme of which was Indian Summer. As our final year at Wesclin opened, we began to make extensive plans concerning our Senior trip. This year we also gave another play, Finders Creepers. Our trip to Washington, D.C. was a most enjoyable and educational trip for all who went. When we returned, we found the class of '61 feverishly working on this year's prom. The decorations were beautiful, and everyone enjoyed a wonder- ful evening in Blue Hawaii. Shortly after this came the climax of our four most enjoyed years of work—Graduation! We had started the 1957 term with forty on our class roll, and thirty-one stepped forward to receive their much desired diplomas. Donald Wehrle Sponsor 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS CHARLES BUEHLER JUDY BURKHARDT HHP PAT BASSLER BONNIE BROWN OLIVER BAIR Senior Year Brimming N£AL BARTELS FUND RAISING KEN CAMPBELL JERRY ERWIN GERALDINE HAAS GENE HOBBS DARLENE HUELSKOETTER JUDI KRAUSZ Seniors JOHN KUNZ Class KAREN MALINA MARY LOU MAYER KAREN KRUEGER MILTON LUGINBUHL FLOYD MUGELE ROGER OBERMEIER 10 Seniors of I960 DONNA RINDERER «5 LARRY SCHUETZ BILLY SCHAEFER MARGIE PETER JANE RENSING r CURTIS ODOM DEL SEATON LAVERN THUENEMANN unior Class Officers ROW ONE: Janet Schrage, Andrea Billhartz, Patty Kehrer, 1st semester pres.; Joan Wharry. ROW TWO: Barry Arthur, 2nd semester pres.; Curt Rensing, Jackie Goble, Linda Workman. ROW THREE: Bob Friederich, Ron Wehrle, Kenneth Bartels. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Graesser, Mr. Elmore, sponsors. Barry Arthur Andrea Billhartz Mary Margaret Byrd Kenneth Bartels Harold Becker Juniors Pat Davis Margie Dust Jackie Goble Bob Friederich Mary Huelsmann Patty Kehrer Sandra Lyerla Dick McIntyre Vera Moorleghen Jim Renth Donna Noll Tom Rakers Curt Rensing Juniors Gary Rutz Janet Schrage Walter Scheffel Mary Spies Luwanna Strake Caroline Vollet Ron Wehrle Joyce Weatherford Joan Wharry Linda Workman Judy Zeisset Georgieann Wilken Bonnie Bair Peggy Buehler ROW ONE: Wanda Odom, Margie Thuenemann, Peggy Buehler, Lana Brede. ROW TWO: Terry Bob Kunz, Ricky Dorff, Helen Buehler, Patsy Dickerson, Joy Goeden. Sophomore Officers Sophomores Donnie Bair Ron Becker Helen Buehler James Brooks Terry Cryder Jim Cunningham Cryder, Molly Brokering Patsy Dickerson Joy Goeden Diane Graul Bobby Gruender Jerry Hobbs Gene Kohlbrecker Bob Kunz Ralph Schulte Jan Schmidt Russell Singler Margie Thuenemann Carroll Waggoner Kenny Wehrle Byron Williams Jim Wright Don Zotz HOMEMAKING Class MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS BOOKKEEPING ENGLISH IV 20 Alex Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED; Donald Wehrle, sponsor; Lola Swinney, Peggy Buehler,and Andrea Billhartz. STANDING: Milton Luginbuhl, Terry Cryder and Curt Rensing. SEATED: Jackie Gobie, co-editor; Darlene Huelskoetter, editor; Patty Kehrer, co-editor. STANDING: Neal Bartels, business manager; Pat Bassler, Editor; Mrs. Neathery, sponsor. Working On Deadline Warrior Staff ROW ONE: Georgiann Wilken, Sue Hen Thurman, Vera Moorleghen, Pat Davis, Mary M. Byrd, Georgene Evans. ROW TWO: Margie Dust, Judi Krausz, Mary Ann Vollet, Janet Schrage, Margie Peter, Judy Zeisset. ROW THREE: Ron Wehrle. Bill Schaefer, Roger Obermeier. Science Club ROW ONE: Larry Schuetz, Kenneth Bartels, Gene Hobbs, Floyd Mugele, Mr. Jones, sponsor. ROW TWO: LaVene Thuenemann, Arthur Barry, John Kunz. Wigwam Staff ROW ONE: Lola Swinney, Judl Krausz, editors; Janet Schrage, co-editor; Suellen Thurman, Karla Obermeier, Jane Rensing, Karen Malina, Georgene Evans. ROW TWO: Patty Kehrer, Jackie Goble, Pat Davis, Georgiann Wilken, Mary Spies, Margie Dust, Vera Moorleghen, Mary Ann Vollet, Judy Zeisset, Mary M. Byrd. ROW THREE: Mrs. Neathery, sponsor; Joan Wharry, Karen Krueger, Bonnie Brown, Darlene Huelskoetter, Jim Renth, Ollie Bair, Bill Schaefer, Roger Obermeier. G. A. A. Industrial Arts Club 26 Karen Krueger, president; Jane Rensing, vice-president; Darlene Huelskoetter, reporter; Jackie Goble, Margie Joyce Weatherford, secretary; Andrea Bilihartz, treasurer; Peter, points chairman; Miss Kenney, sponsor. SEATED: Bob Friederich, Gary Rutz, Jerry Erwin, John Kunz, Gene Hobbs, David Swinney, Curt Odom, Floyd Mugele. STANDING: Mr. Elmore, sponsor; Jim Renth, Jerry Hobbs, Dick McIntyre, Harold Becker, Wayne Meddows, Pat Bassler, LaVem Thuenemann, Ken Campbell, Bruce Day. Girls' Softball F.T.A ROW ONE: Milton Luginbuhl, Larry Schuetz, Joan Wharry, Margie Dust. ROW' TWO: Mrs. Graesser, sponsor; Margie Peter, Karen Krueger, and Pat Davis. The F.T.A. of Wesclin Senior High has been a very active organization through- out the 1959-1960 school term. Under the leadership of Mrs. Emma Graesser, the group has attended a workshop in Cahokia, Illinois and a special education school in East St. Louis. Here the organization was guided through several different divisions specializing in defects in young children. They have also had several guided tours through neighboring colleges and their cam- pus. The F.T.A. of Wesclin elects annual officers, and holds regular meetings. The group also has individual opportunities of teaching for a period in the class in which he intends to specialize. The purpose of F.T.A is to further teaching careers to those students who have special interests in this field. Librarian's Club ROW ONE: W'anda Odom, Jean Messmer. ROW' TWO: Janet Schrage, Jane Rensing, Georgene Evans, Bonnie Bair, Karla Obermeier. ROW THREE: Caroline Vollet, Darlene Huelskoetter, Judi Krausz, Joy Goeden, Judy Zeisset, Helen Buehler, Patsy Dickerson, Mary Mayer, Mrs. Schaefer, sponsor. 27 No Kiddin? Did She Really? Sponsor F.H.A. Tea H-M-M-M-M? ROW ONE: Luwanna Strake - parliamentarian, Karen Malina - president, Andrea Billhartz - vice president. ROW TWO: Janet Schrage - public relations chairman, Jackie Goble - historian, Patty Kehrer - recreation chairman, Mary Huelsmann - treasurer. ROW THREE: Mary Ann Vollet - project chairman, Lola Swinney - secretary. Miss Kenney - sponsor. ROW ONE: B. Bair, J. Zeisset, P. Davis, M. Dust, G. Evans, D. Huelskoetter, J. Krausz, S. Lycrla,J. Wharry, A. Bilihartz, J. Weatherford, J. Schrage. ROW TWO: D. Graul, M. Huelsmann, G. Wilken, W. Odom,P. Dickerson, V. Moorleghen, K. Malina, D. Noll, L. Strake, J. Rensing. ROW THREE: J. Messmer, P. Kehrer, K. Krueger, J. Goble, L. Swinney, M. Pfeffer, M. Thuenemann, M. Mayer. Chorus Sextette Andrea Bilihartz, Lola Swinney, Karen Krueger, Jackie Goble, Patty Kehrer, Jean Messmer. The April band concert, held in the New Baden gymnasium, under the direction of Mr. George H. Barton, featured mostly the students who were at contest. Special songs were played by a clarinet quartet, flutes, and clarinet solo. The Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Jeanne Storts sang several songs. The Girls' Sextette also sang three numbers. 30 This Is the annual spring concert given by the band under the direction of George H. Barton. The program started with songs by the Jr. High and Sr. High Chorus. During the intermission the band mothers sold refreshments. The following selections were played by the Sr. High Band: United Nations, Erolca, The Happy Wanderer, The Waltz King, and Blue Tango. 31 32 (Cheers!) (Rejoicing Losers!) Coach Ritzheimer, Milton Luginbuhl, Bill Schaefer, Curtis Odom, Pat Bassler, Larry Schuetz, Wesclin's First Five. ROW ONE: Milton Luginbuhl, Curtis uaom, non vveimc, ouuio nui� iuK, unver Bair. ROW TWO- Neal Bartels, Bill Schaefer, Pat Bassler, Larry Schuetz, KenCampbell, LaVern Thuenemann, Coach Ritzheimer. ■ • . ■, m . .. i. x ■ � Curtis Odom - Guard Pat Bassler - Forward Basketball B Team KNEELING: Don Zotz, Ken Wehrle, Ron Becker, Roger Gildig. STANDING: Jim Mallrick, Bob Kunz, Jim Wright, Jerry Hobbs, Terry Cryder, Coach Ritzheimer. 36 A Tenm Joan Wharry - Patty Kehrer Jackie Goble - Karen Krueger B Team Jean Messmer, Lana Brede, Joy Goeden A Little Advice Baseball PAT BASSLER DARLENE HUELSKOETTER Pat is very active in school activities. He is a member of the varsity team and plays on the baseball team. He is also an editor on the Warrior staff. Pat is very conscientious and works very hard to keep his grades up, He is very popular with just everyone and truly deserves to be KING of Wesclin. Darlene is very popular with everyone at Wesclin Senior High. She has been a very busy girl, during her school days, taking part in many activities. She has done a good job as editor of the yearbook and belongs to G.A.A., F.H.A. and is a typist for the school news- paper. We think Darlene is a wise choice and we are proud to have her for QUEEN of Wesclin. MOST POPULAR JUNIORS Ron Wehrle - Patty Kehrer MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORES Jean Messmer - Bob Kunz 40 PRETTIEST SMILES Jackie Goble - Ken Campbell BEST MUSICIANS Joy Goeden - Ken Wehrle Karen Malina CUTEST Patty Kehrer - Pat Bassler PRETTIEST HAIR Jim Cunningham - Jackie Goble 41 MOST COURTEOUS Joan Wharry - Milton Luginbuhl BEST ATHLETE Curt Odom Luwanna Strake NEATEST Patty Kehrer - Ron Wehrle PRETTIEST EYES Jackie Goble - Pat Bassler 42 Memories Are Made Of This! The Pats Dink and Snake Oops! Larry and Joan Christmas Party Smile Curt Be Careful Arthur Murray Party? True Lovers Peek-a-Boo! Where Did Larry Go???? Margie's Date? Oh, Really! The Sadie Hawkins Dance 'Finders Creepers' The plot centers around two teenage boys, Wilbur and Hercules, who go to visit Here’s uncle and find unbeknown to them that he is a mortician. The boys are determined to take off for home when they find there is another guest, a supposed to be corpus delecti; however after catching sight of Celeste and Nina the boys decide to stay and help solve the mystery of the corpus delecti who won’t stay on his slab. CAST OF CHARACTERS Wilbur Maxwell Hercules Nelson . Celeste Nelson . Nina Quigley . . Frankie Nelson Aunt Mary . . . Uncle Bob . . Granny Nelson . Mr. Quigley . . . Dr. Brown . . , Madeline Quigley Harry Schuster . Daphne ........ , Claude ......... Helper . . . . Pat Bassler .......Bill Schaefer .... Jane Rensing Darlene Huelskoetter Suellen Thurman . . . Karen Krueger .... Judi Krausz . . Larry Schuetz . . . . Margie Peter . . Milton Luginbuhl . Roger Obermeier LaVern Thuenemann . . . Lola Swinney .... Neal Bartels . . . . Bonnie Brown Mary Ann Vollet . . . Ken Campbell Jerry Erwin Three of the parts are cast as double roles. One person playing the part at New Baden and the other playing it at Trenton. 45 Is That So? Take It Easy! You Demon! 47 Round-Up Time Blue Hawaii was chosen as the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom. J umor-Semor Prom Bob Donahill Orchestra Caseyville, Illinois 48 Lavern and Carole In A Little Grass Shack I Bequeath Senior Trip To Washington, D. C Help! Don’t Shoot! We Surrender Ha Ha Ha! Where’s It At? Let's Get Goin' I'm a Beatnik Washington's Home Department of Commerce Washington Monument Senior Trip On May 2, 1960, the senior class in conjunction with Boersma Tours and the Greyhound Bus Company commenced on one of its ultimate goals, namely, the long awaited trip to our capital, Washington, D.C. Monday was spent traveling enroute to Gettsburg, Pennsylvania, the initial stop of the tour. Tuesday, having arrived at Gettysburg, the seniors toured the famous battlefield seeing the following historic and educational landmarks: Lincoln's Gettsburg Address Memorial, numerous monuments erected by various states in behalf of their soldiers who fought in the sanguine battle, President Eisenhower's farm, along with other noteworthy sites. On Tuesday afternoon the class checked into the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington and received their first view of the nation's capital. Tuesday evening the seniors enjoyed a dinner and floor show at the Casino Royal and a nocturnal tour of the city, and Wednesday evening a boat cruise integrated with free time at an amusement park climaxed the night-time activities in Washington. The following inspiring, memorable, and educational sites were joyously, and at times humbly viewed in Washington and the surrounding territory on Tuesday and Wednesday: the Senate, House of Represent- atives and other chambers, paintings, et cetera in the Capitol, all five hundred fifty-five feet, five and one-eighth inches of the Washington Monument, the hallowed Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, the Depart- ment Buildings, the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and part of Arlington National Cemetery, the Iwo Jima statue plus many other memorials, Annapolis, the temporary garner of the Navy's future leaders, Fords' Theater and the house where Lincoln died, and other numerous points of interest. The Class of 1960 arrived in Trenton on Friday in jubilance, but also in grateful appreciation to those whose efforts made this privilege a reality. Commencement Commencement Is indeed a solemn affair, a beginning of maturity. It is often thought of by the graduates as the end of things but instead it is a commencing for which high school has only been a preparation. Rev. John Merzdorf gave the Invocation. A solemn moment. Mr. Miller, Supt. of Schools, presents the Class of 1960. Leonard B. Wheat, Assistant to Dean for Graduate Studies, Principal Donald Wehrle presenting special honors. S.I.U., spoke on Reaching for the Moon.” Mrs. Jeanne Storts sang I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked.” The Commencement exercises are over and the graduates crowd at the rear of the auditorium to meet their parents and friends and to receive con- gratulations. Baccalaureate This year the Baccalaureate service was held on the Thursday preceding graduation. Our speaker for the service was Reverend F. W. Schwarzlose, former pastor of the Methodist Church. He spoke to the seniors on the topic Thermometers vs Thermostats. Milton Luginbuhl - Valedictorian Pat Bassler - Salutatorian 56 Parents and friends rise to watch the seniors walk down the aisle as the Baccalaureate service ends. The students who have excelled In special ways during their four years of high school deserve the honors bestowed on them this day. Special honors are awarded, and it is a very special day for the seniors. Mr. Wehrle, our principal, presented the following awards: Curt Odom, Athletics; Lola Swinney, Commercial; Darlene Huelskoetter, Judi Krausz, and Jane Rensing, Librarian; Larry Schuetz, Scholarship; Neal Bartels, Science; Karen Krueger, Activities; Pat Bassler, Salut- atorian; Milton Luginbuhl, Valedictorian. PORTRAITS GROUPS COMPLIMENTS OF REMBRANDT STUDIOS 1005 OLIVE STREET ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THIS YEARBOOK PROMS WEDDINGS THE FARMERS BANK OF TRENTON 38 COMPLIMENTS OF TRENTON MILLING CO. TRENTON, ILLINOIS MANUFACTURERS OF ANGEL FOOD FAMILY FLOUR TRENTON WHITE CAKE MIX TRENTON YELLOW CAKE MIX TRENTON SPICE CAKE MIX EASTER LILY FAMILY FLOUR TRENTON DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE MIX TRENTON ANGEL FOOD CAKE MIX TRENTON BUTTERMILK PANCAKE MIX COMPLIMENTS OF The First National Bank of Highland SERVING THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1891 HIGHLAND, ILLINOIS Ranz Motor Co. FORD SALES SERVICE PHONE AC. 4-9316 60 TRENTON, ILLINOIS Moll Bottle Gas Co. PHONE LOGAN 6-1241 30 WEST MAIN MASCOUTAH, ILLINOIS New Baden Drug Sundries M S Auto Body Auto Body - Painting Wreckwork Phone 2-3128 New Baden, Illinois 403 S. Walnut St. O'Fallon, Illinois Trenton 1.6. A. Super Market Groceries - Meats Peter Distributing Co. Vegetables - Frozen Foods Low Prices Every Day E New Baden, Illinois Markus Cabinet Mfg. Co., Diehl’s Jewelry Inc. 24 East Main Street Aviston, Illinois Belleville, Illinois Rhein’s Music House Over 50 Years The Place To Go For The Brands You Know 124-6 East Main Street Adams 4-1045 Belleville, Illinois See Foppe Insurance Agency 1 Life - Accident M Auto - Home Complete Insurance ™ • Service Breese Ph. LA 6-1241 Illinois Vince and Marie’s Cafe and Bar Emmerich’s I.G.A. Super Market Trenton. Illinois Mascoutah, Illinois Piggly Wiggly ROSALIE’S Fashion With Flair Grocery And Meats Phone 5172 Breese, Illinois 1010 Broadway Highland, Illinois Mascoutah Tom-Boy Super Market Krausz Insurance and Real Estate Agency New Baden, Illinois 21 West Church St. Mascoutah, Illinois Hempen Hardware and Undertaking W. F. Renth Furniture - Plumbing Heating - Gutters Sheet Metal Funeral Home - Store Insurance New Baden, Illinois New Baden, Illinois KATZ Women's Fashion Apparel Sportswear, Coats, Bridal Shoes, Dresses, Formals Luggage, Accessories. Southern Illinois Finest Belleville, Illinois In Mascoutah It's LANTERS g e Mascoutah, Illinois T r y o u r 2 4 0 z. M a 1 t s The Home Of Fine Diamonds Seitz Jewelry Store Highland, Illinois Broadway Battery Tire Service E. J. Essenpries, C. G. Michael Firestone Home And Auto .Supplies TV - Radios - Refrigerators Highland, Illinois Tlresfone HUG MEN AND BOYS' WEAR A Complete Line Of Men's and Boys' Clothing Phone 6361 919 Main Street Highland, Illinois Best Wishes, Wesclin E. G. Harris, M. D. AC 4-9333 Trenton, Illinois Jim’s Regina’s Jewelry Men’s and Boys’ Shop Gift - Beauty Shop Roblee Shoes A P 4. _ Q A R 1 Arrow Shirts nv t J DOI Champ Hats Trenton, Illinois ACademy 4-9322 Trenton, Illinois 64 Spengel’s Furniture Store Where Good Furniture Is Not Expensive Phone 4951 Lebanon Motor Co. Sales And Service Phone KE 7-2730 Highland, Illinois Lebanon, Illinois The Compliments Of Farmers and Merchants Bank Kroger Company Trenton, Illinois B. H. Schoene Phone JU 8-2571 New Baden. 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