Wesclin High School - Warrior Yearbook (Trenton, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1968 volume:

1958 1968 In the year 1957, Wesclin Senior High School was bom. It was dur- ing that first term that the student enrollment was about 600, with a fac- ulty of 29. Today, in Wesclin’s tenth year, the student body has climbed to 1,365 and boasts a faculty of 65. At the termination of these ten years, Wesclin will have graduated 403. It is to these alumni that we, the 1968 WARRIOR Staff, dedicate this anniversary edition. Table Of Contents Activities 2 1 -42 mm ATI Sports 51 -62 The Administration Directs And Molds The School’s Growth SCHOOL BOARD Business Manager MR. GAIL BLAIR (STANDING): Mr. EarlGrauI. Mr. Steve Haselhorst, Mr. WalterKuhn. (SITTING) Mr. QscarKnipp, Mr. TheodoreKlasing, Mr. Bernard Hempen. (NOT PRESENT): Mr. Wesley Fischer. 3 MRS. JAN BLAIR Physical Education MR. MAURICE ELMORE Industrial Arts Driver Education MISS GLORIA GOLICK Librarian; IM Center MRS. EMMA GRAESSER English and Science MR. JAMES CARROW Social Studies Education Expands MR. BERTRAM JONES Math and Science MRS. KAREN KOCH French MRS. CORA GRAESSER Commerce and English MR. LAWRENCE JONES Agriculture MR. ORVAL KIMMLE Physical Education Driver Education MR. JOSEPH MCKEE Guidance MR. CURT NEUDECKER Physical Education Driver Education MRS. MARGUERITE SCHAEFER English and Latin With The Years MRS. DONNA SINGLETON German MR. FORREST TAYLOR Instrumental Music MRS. MARILYN WHITE Commerce MR. RICHARD RITZHEIMER Athletic Director History MRS. LILLEY MARGARET SCOTT Chorus MISS HARRIET THOMAS Math and Science MRS. BONNIE WRIGHT Home Economics 5 Principal They Have Continued To Perform Their Operational Duties Throughout The Years Mr. Jerry Buzzard Mr. Harvey Mann Mrs. Dorothy Wehrle Mrs. Vera Lee Mrs. Irene Kohlbrecher 6 1958 1968 The first graduating class of Wesclin Senior High School was 27 strong. Today, in 1967-1968, the senior class numbers 50. Thus far the number of graduates has stayed about the same; how- ever, the Class of 1970 numbers 67, which is the largest class to enter Wesclin Senior High School. 7 Senior Class CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Cook - Vice- President; Joyce Neumann - Secretary; Mr. McKee - Sponsor. Steve Cryder - Treasurer; James Westphal - President; Mr. Elmore - Sponsor. PEGGY BAER KEITH BEAUMONT MARK BOECKMANN DEBRA BREDE DONNA BROECKLING VICKI BROKERING BETTY BROOKS JIM BROWN DUDLEY CAUDELL NANCY COE JIM COOK STEVE CRYDER DALE FISCHER RONALD FISHER PATRICIA FLOWERS ED FORD LARRY GOODWIN ROBERT GRAESSER BILL HEELY SANDY HEUBERGER STEVE KNIPP SUE MAGRATH BONNIE MARACLE JOYCE NEUMANN ROBERTA McLEOD DIANA MUELLER MARSHA PORTER I! NANCY PORTER CONNIE RICHARDSON JACK SATTERFIELD VICKY SCHIWITZ DONNA SCHULTE CHARLIE SEIBERT BERNELL VOLLMER LINDA WEIL ALLEN WELLING HOFF PEGGY WERNZ JAMES WESTPHAL Ellen Bacher Deb Baker Diana Baker Carol Bastian Dale Beatty Ricky Bann Richard Bjurstrom Carla Bratton Diana Bray Tom Brown Paula Collins Carol Davis Dennis Drees Rob Donahue Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Marty Hoer- chler - Vice-President: Karen Ford - President; Mrs. Wright - Sponsor. Mr. Jones - Sponsor; Rodney Weber - Trea- surer; Deb Mueller - Secretary. V to - % 14 Karen Ford Jerry Garlinger Bill Gordon Ken Graesser 6teve Hammel Deb Heely Marty Hoerchler Gladys Hopkins Bob Jervis Walter Kunz Gary Lager Gary Lewis Kathy Luginbuhl Mark McGinn Deb Mueller Tom Norbeck Stephen Paul Mark Peters Richard Poettker Lester Rakers Janine Ranz Deb Rensing Jim Rensperger Cindy Ross Devin Santel David Sims Bryan Singler Linda Singler John Smithe Ron Waibel Rodney Weber Dale Wilken Lana Wisbrock Bill Workman The Juniors indulge in extracurricular activities!!! 16 Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS: (STANDING) - Mrs. Blair - Sponsor; Mrs. Schaefer - Spon- sor; Don Bjurstrom - Vice-President; (KNEELING) - Anne Hempen - Secretary; Anne Taylor - President; Peg Weil - Treasurer. Mark Alexander Eric Anderson Dixie Bain Dean Beatty Alan Billhartz Gail Bowman Don Bjurstrom Sherri Bratton Janet Broeckling Peggy Brooks Gary Davis Jerry Davis Larry Davis Ricky Davis Don Deiters Mark Donham Terry Draper David Drees Mike Drees Pat Flowers Steve Garlinger Rose Gausepohl Deborah Goodwin Pearl Green 17 Leonard Haas Pam Heely Ann Hempen David Huff David Huffman Betty Jones David Lienard Bill Magrath Gordon Marsh Karen McGavock Dorothy McGinn Floyd McGinn kf Maurice Moorleghen Paula Neumann Diane Peachy Dorothea Peters Keith Picker David Ranz Eileen Rensing Elaine Rensing Rhonda Rensperger Mike Riley Robert Roeber Donna Ross Joyce Santel June Santel Linda Satterfield Mary Schulte Barbara Scheetz Jean Sinkler Nancy Peggy Bruce Darlene Eugene Mike Donna Wagoner Weil Wharry Wilkin Wilken Williams Wftt 18 For the lesson today ... t Another mistake!!! Candid Classes You wouldn’t!!! Turn to page ... ” Concentration is??? Whatcha ya lookin' at, Jane??? Be sure to follow that little mark! Togetherness!!! Accuracy plus efficiency! 19 You mean to tell me .., Hey, Vic, which one should I punch0?? What's everybody looking for? Making something0 20 Wake up. Rose!!! ACTIVITIES From 1957-1958 to 1967-1968, the activities of astudent at Wesciin have remained about the same. Besides the addition of the all-school musical, which took the place of all class plays, practically all the activities have remained constant. Also, each class has different activities throughout the years, such as the Senior Class Chicken Supper These activities are carried on in order to raise money for the Junior Prom and the Sen- ior Trip. The activities which have remained constant are as follows: the Junior-Senior Prom, the band and chorus activities, graduation, baccalaureate, the Senior Trip, and the class plays, or today, the all-school musical. Normal Activities Quiet! Sponsor at work! That's hard work! 22 23 Decade MRS, LILLEY MARGARET SCOTT The school year of 1967-68, saw the chorus as a small group, numbering only thirty. In the school year of 1957-58, the chorus numbered twenty -eight. During the past ten years, there have been three chorus directors. At the present, the director is Mrs. Lilley Margaret Scott. A t Sextet Members (left to right) Debra Mueller, Lana Wisbrock, Peggy Wemz, Vicky Schiwitz, Linda Sat- terfield, and Diana Muel- ler. Pianist, Steve Cryder. 24 The school year of 1967-68, heard the band in two formal concerts, presented during the Christmas season and in the spring. The band has increased from 42-57 members since 1957- 58. During the last ten years, there have been two band directors. Mr. Forrest Taylor is the present director and has been at Wesclin for the past ei it years. Disgusting! Swing it, Wesclin! Smile! The agony of it all! Accidents will happen! Sing Along with Shirley What a beat! Special Activities Ring around the bonfire! The End. Interesting, Rich? 26 27 Hey! Where Is ... ? Senior Game Night March 9, 1 968 Gosh, it's hig}i! Spring is here!!! 28 The alumnae enjoyed themselves9 Volleyball9?? “The Best Of Broadway A tired, but proud cast ... after 5 performances. Narcissus She's still going .. She's still growing ... April 26, 27, And 29 Remember when ... W. C. Fields Wesclin's third musical, The Best of Broadway, was an all-school effort. The musical, written and compiled by a Wesclin student, Robert Graesser, provided for the un- folding of talent within the high school. The Junior and Senior Classes wish to thank the following people for making the musical possible: the director, Mrs. Shirley Schaefer; the accompanist, Mrs. Doris Surette; the business manager, Mrs. Marilyn White; the art director, Mrs. Bettie Thoeming, and Mrs. Bonnie Wright. 29 Me and My Shadow Oh, what a girl! Lida Rose .., With a gun? Laurel ... ... and Hardy!! Carol and Caroline. Our quick-change artist!!! Ziegfeld Follies 30 Let a winner lead the way!!! Is it hazy? Looking for something ... The Impossible Dream??? I’m very versatile .. Buffaloed Bills' Author, stage manager, bear and then this??? 31 Everyone up ... FINALLY!!! Fantasyland � .. A dream is a wish ... You naughty children, three!! 1-2-3-4 ... Dwarfs? Wesclin’s Dudley Doolittle I've got no strings on me. We're off ... with the Wicked Old Witch from the West!!! Always goofing off!!! Fly the Friendly skies ...! Tink, where are you9 32 Cabaret ' mm. Schroeder’s Baby'' Grand! Don’t you like his face. Snoopy? Life is a Cabaret, old Chum A good man, is hard to find ... Just Put on a Happy Face? Take one, they’re free!!! Happiness is ... being sad0 Mmm-Good-Mmm-Good!!! 33 I don't see anything! 34 Jr.-Sr. Prom Qtars Over Paris Junior-Senior Prom May 3. 1968 No secrets! 36 Hoss and the Lords got everyone tn the swing of things. Do you have a problem’ Prom interesting, Tom’ However, I thought ...! Everyone seemed to have a good time. 37 Rev. George Schuette Rev. Ronald Shrum May 26, 1968 Baccalaureate May 31. 1 968 Commencement I DEBRA BREDE ROBERT GRAESSER CLASS MOTTO: You must keep your goal in sight. Labor for it day and night. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Delphinium VALEDICTORIAN Student of the Year American Legion SALUTATORIAN American Legion Activities JAMES WESTPHAL Scholarship JIM COOK Athletics STEVE KNIPP STEVE CRYDER Danforth Award Service Award JOYCE NEUMANN DIANA MUELLER A happy time, but still - a sad time. Danforth Award Music After 12 years ... finally, that diploma! Graduates! Citizenship Librarian's Award BARBARA WILLMAN Librarian's Award Congratulations!!! '68 Senior Trip June 1 — June 8 Princeton Rejects ... Tired of the bus. Jack?? What do you see? The last of the Big Spenders Crazy bugs become Shutter bugs ! I! Hands up! Slowly I turned ... What a Group!!! He even started walking home!!! Sponsorship has get up and go !!! Rest!! ... at last! It’s good to be home! Many of Wesclin’s students are very busy with their homework; however, many of them find time to actively participate in organizations. During its first year Wesclin had nine organizations. Today, Wesclin’s organiza- tions have increased to fifteen. Many of Wesclin’s organizations have grown and will continue to grow as the school grows. In the picture above left, the Wig Warn Staff was twenty-four strong. Today, the Wig Warn Staff numbers 54. 43 Wesclin’s 1967-68 newspaper staff, with much strenuous effort and hard work, has produced a fine WIG WAM. The difference in size of the present staff com- pared to Wesclin's first newspaper staff is considerable. The WIG WAM's creators have risen in num- ber from twenty-four members to fifty-four. 44 Organized in I960, the Student Council remains constant in size. It sponsors a student exchange pro- gram among several schools in the surrounding area. They also bright- en the holidays with a Christmas Dance, and it sets the mood through- out school. Being a fairly new organization, the Thespian Club has more than doubled its mem- bership in its three years ofexistence. 45 A long-standing organization, the G.A.A. has sponsored bake-sales and group activities for the majority of Wesclin's young, athletic girls. Since 1958, the Yearbook Staff of Wesclin has consisted of eight members. During the past ten years, the fine staffs of juniors and seniors have shown responsibility in the pro- duct of their work. Each year they strive to equal and improve upon the efforts of the yearbook workers who have served on the Yearbook Staff in the years before them. 46 The Future Farthers of America came into existence after the ad- dition of Wesclin's Agriculture De- partment in 1961. Striving for bet- ter agricultural methods, its mem- bers enter many contests and have been fine representatives of Wesclin. Originating from Wesclin's 1963 Speech Club, the now existing Drama Clubof Wesclin takes active parts in the annual school musical. 47 Since 1958, Wesclin's Future Homemakers of America have decreased in size, but not in ability or power. The present twenty-nine members delight the school occasionally with bakery products to be sold in the cafeteria. The Latin Club originated in 1958 and for the past decade has had an unsteady ex- istence. The Latin Club of 1968 makes monthly calendars and performs plays in strictly Latin style. 48 The Honor Society, since 1966, has grown from fifteen to twenty-two members. On Graduation Day. a gold cord is worn to give recognition to those who have achieved high scholastic standings throughout their high school years. Since 1958, the member- ship of the Future Teachers of America has grown from nine to an impressive twenty-eight. Each year, the Future Teachers of America are represented at a workshop sponsored by vari- ous surrounding schools. Originated in 1962 with twenty-nine members, the Lettermen have promoted good sportsmanship through- out the school for six years. At the present, there are twenty-one members. 49 The French German Club is a new club to Wesclin this year. In past years, Wesclin has had separate clubs for the French and German students; however, this year, due to the fact that the mod- ern language students were so few in number, they combined groups to form the French German Club. The Pep Club has been organized at Wesclin since 1962. The club has kept the same number of mem- bers since its first year. It encourages students to pro- mote school spirit. 50 SPORTS MCM From 1957-1968, Wesclin's sports have increased from three sports to five sports. The 1957-1958 sports included basketball, baseball, and cheerleading. From 1957 to 1968, two additional sports have been added. They are tennis and golf. In the school year 1960-1961, track was added to the list, but unfortunately was dropped in 1964-1965. The Warriors found themselves in three conferences. They are as follows: the Madison, Bond and Clinton; the Madison. Clinton, and Macoupin; and finally the Egyptian-mini. 51 BILL GORDON JAMES WESTPHAL KEN GRAESSER Varsity DEAN BEATTY 53 RODNEY WEBER Varsity VARSITY: (STANDING): Rodney Weber, Dale Beatty. Gordon Marsh, Steve Knipp, Bob Graesser, Ken Graesser, Mark Peters, and Dean Beatty. (KNEELING): James Westphal, Bill Gordon, Jim Cook, and Dudley Caudell. J.V. (TOP ROW): Larry Davis, Pat Flowers, Alan Billhartz, Dean Beatty, and Bruce Wharry. (BOTTOM ROW): Coach Neudeck- er, Mike Riley, Richard Bjurstrom, Mike Williams, Mark Don- ham, and Don Bjurstrom. 54 Varsity Coach ORVAL KIMMLE J.V. Coach CURT NEUDECKER Dean Beatty, Mike Riley, and Mark Donham. J.V. MANAGERS: (KNEELING): Steve Cryder and Steve Hammel. (STANDING): Mike William- son and Mark McGinn. Alan Billhartz, Bruce Wharry, Don Bjurstrom, and Richard Bjurstrom. 55 Janine Joyce Think tall and then give a little! Spirit As The Deb VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Pat Erwin Deb Mueller Joyce Neumann, Capt. Janine Ranz Carol Deiters, Sub. 56 Dorothea Ann Teamwork is the result of cooperative thinking! Grows Years Go! Cindy and Carol J. V. CHEERLEADERS: Paula Collins Ann Hempen Dorothea Peters Cindy Ross. Sub. Paula 57 BACK ROW: Ken Graesser, Bob Graesser, Coach Mc- Kee, Mark Peters, Steve Hammel. FRONT ROW: Dudley Caudell, Mike Williamson, Mark Don- ham, Jim Cook, 58 BACK ROW: Mark Don- ham, Mike Williams, Jim Cook, Bill Workman, Rod- ney Weber, Coach Ritz- heimer. FRONT ROW; Alan Billhartz, Dean Beat- ty, Gordon Marsh, Steve Knipp, Larry Goodwin, Mark Peters. BACK ROW: Coach Neudecker, Stephen Paul, Jerry Thurman, Ed Ford, Steve Knipp. FRONT ROW: Dudley Caudell, Mike Williams, Ron Waibel, Mike Williamson, Mark Donham. 59 It's going to take teamwork, boys! Candid 60 Who are you talking to. Coach9?? 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