Wright City High School - Echo Yearbook (Wright City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

2 We, the staff of the Echo of 1$55, dedicate this yearbook to our superintendent, Mr. Fraser Small, in deep apprecia- tion for all the time and effort he has spent in making our school a fine one, arid the interest and guidance he has given all the students. 3 � 4 6 F. C. SMALL Superintendent Social Studies IRIS SCHAPER Secretary ANN STAMER English and Mathematica DELLA MAY WALKER Vocational Home Economics KENNETH JONES Coach, Science TRILBY McMASTER Music BETTY WOHLSCHLAEGER Business Education JAMES BURRIS Vocational Agriculture 7 Wright City rv i i • i ■ School Board Tom Davis, Fraser Small, Iris Schaper, Bernard Leykamp, Elmer Ambuehl, Carl Held, and Johnny Good. Not pictured: Garrett Hasekamp. 8 10 MRS. WALKER Sponsor LESTER SONTAG, President Class president 2, Class secretary 1. Track 2 Cheerleader 1, Newspaper Staff 3, (editor 1) Yearbook Staff 3, (editor 1) Band 4, (Vice- President 1, President 1) Glee Club 4, F.B.L.A. 2. TERRY SHORTAL, Vice-President F. F. A. 4, (sec.l) W. C. Harno. Swine breeders Association 4, (sec. 1) Glee Club 4, Band 4, Basketball 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Class secretary- treasurer 1, Class Vice-president 1. LOIS FEIX, Secretary Band 4, (sec. 1) Glee Club 4, F. H. A. 4, (Vice-president 1, sec. 1) F. B. L. A. 2, (Secretary-treasurer 1, president 1) Basketball 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Student Council 1, Class secretary 2. BETTY STAMER, Treasurer F. H. A. 3, Basketball 4, F. B. L. A. 1, Class treasurer 2, Student Council 1. BONNIE BARKLAGE Band 2, Basketball 3, F, H. A. 3, (Treasurer 1) Class Vice-president 1, Yearbook 3, (co-editor 1) 11 VEVA DALTON Band 4, Glee Club 4, F. H. A. 4, F. B. L. A. 2 (reporter 1) Cheer- leader 2. GEORGE JAEGER F. F. A. 4, W. C. Hamp. Swine Breeders Association 4. FRANCES NULL Band 4, Glee Club 4, F. H. A. 4 (President 1) Class President 1, Student Council 1, (secretary-treas. 1) Yearbook Staff 3, Newspaper Staff 3. MARILYN HUNT Student Council 1, F. H. A. 4, Basketball 4. DARLINE NISTENDIRK F. H. A. 4, F. B. L. A. 2 (secetary-treasurer 1) Yearbook 1. DONALD ONEY F. F. A. 4 (treasurer 1, Vice-president 1) W. C. Hamp. Swine Breeders Association 3, State Farmer. 12 MARVEL PARK Glee Club 4, Basketball 1, Class Vice- president 1, F. H. A. 4. MARVIN SCHUBERT F. F. A. 4. (Vice-President 1), W. C- Hamp. Swine Breeders Association 4, Student Council 1. NELLIE JEAN SEGER Band 3, F. H. A. 4, Glee Club 4. MARY SHELTON F. H. A. 1-1 2, Glee Club 1-1 2, Wentzville High School 2-1 2. ROBERT COOK LONNIE WILLIAMS Wentzville High School 3-1 2. F. F. A. 4, (Vice-president 2, president 2) W. C. Hamp. Swine Breeders Association 4, (Vice-president 2, president 2) Student Council 2, (President 1) Class president 1. 13 Senior Class History In the fall of 1951, twenty-one wondering Freshmen entered the halls of W. C. H. S. Their first official act was to elect class officers. They were: Frances Null, president; Betty Stamer, vice-president; Lois Feix, secretary-treasurer; and Lois Feix and Lonnie Williams, student council. Our sponsor, Mr. Nienheuser gave us much assistance in all activities. After being properly initiated they settled down to everyday high school life. The class showed it had a great future by the following deeds: Lonnie Williams was elected vice-president of the F. F. A. He was the first Freshman ever to be elected to an office in the F. F. A. Betty Stamer and Terry Shortal were elected Queen and King of the School Carnival, as the class brought in an impressive 9,000 points. At the end of the Freshman year, they had a balance of a little over $100.00 in the class treasury. A good start indeed! They returned in September of 1952 elated at not being low Freshmen anymore and determined to make things rough on the Freshmen. But first class officers had to be elected. The following were elected: Lester Sontag, president; Bonnie Barklage, vice- president; Terry Shortal, secretary-treasurer; Shirley Milan, reporter; and Betty Stamer and George Jaeger, student council. After initiating the Freshmen we showed we still loved them by giving them a hay- ride and a wiener roast. Under the leadership of Miss Joslin, their sponsor, the class prospered, and at the end of the year had a cash balance of $192.02. At last they were upperclassmen. The big seven chosen as officers were: Lonnie Williams, president; Marvel Park, vice-president; Lester Sontag, secretary; Betty Stamer, treasurer; Lois Feix, reporter; and Marilyn Hunt and Marvin Schubert, student council. Miss Stuart was our capable sponsor. Planning ahead for their prom, they immediately engaged in money-making activities which netted them enough money to give the Seniors the finest prom ever given at W. C. H. S. It started out with a banquet at Davis Restaurant and finished up with a dance in the beautifully decorated gymnasium. The theme was “Garden of Friendship’’. The whole group enjoyed dancing to the music of Club Royale Orchestra. Our Junior Play was entitled, “Murder With Orchids’’. Seniors at last, this group of ambitious young people who have seemed more closely united than most classes, elected as officers: Lester Sontag, president; Terry Shortal, vice-president; Lois Feix, secretary; Betty Stamer, treasurer; and Frances Null and Lonnie Williams, student council. Mrs. Walker was our Senior sponsor. Determined to have at least $500.00 for a Senior trip, we have had various activities to accomplish this end. Our play for this year, “Damsels In Distress” will, we hope, complete our financial program for the year, and let us have the last six weeks of school to prepare ourselves for commencement and our long-looked-for, Senior Trip! Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of Wright City High School, City of Wright City, County of Warren; State of Missouri, Country of United States, Continent of America, Planet Earth; being of sound mind and body, knowing that the end is near, do will and bequeath the following: ARTICLE I We, the Seniors of 1955, do will to the faculty the memories of our accomplishments which have been great and numerous. ARTICLE II To the future Seniors of W. C. H. S. we will our ability to come into home room late or not get there at all. ARTICLE III To the future Juniors, we will our ability to give the biggest and best prom in school history. ARTICLE IV To the Sophomores we will our ability to make money. ARTICLE V To the Freshmen we will our studious efforts, initiative and drive. ARTICLE VI To the student body we will our leadership ability with the hope that it may grow and prosper with them as it did with us. ARTICLE VII I, Bonnie Barklage, will my graceful mein on the basketball court to Toodley Mikus. May she keep the floor as well polished as I have done. I, Bob Cook, will my five study halls to Charles Schnick to add to his present three with hope that he will have time to prepare for his remaining classes. I, Veva Dalton, will my ability to get in trouble and go to the office more than five times a year to Mary Jane Klausmeier. I, Lois Feix, will my ability as an accomplished pianist and position as accompanist for glee club, soloists, etc. to Jimmy Vessels. I also will my deep appreciation for classical music to Earl Requat. I, Marilyn Hunt, leave my place on the basketball team to Barbara Tomek. The sittings not strenous and the splinters are worn smooth! I, George Jaeger leave my ability to aggravate Mrs. Stamer and my driving ability to Neal Ordelheide. I, Darline Nistendirk, will my loud voice and aggressiveness to Leora Uthe. I, Frances Null, leave my ability to go steady with a boy longer than two weeks to Phyllis Sherrill. I, Donald Oney, will my size 12 shoes to Leroy Yount. May he have future use for them. I, Marvel Park, will my dirty basketball socks to Sharon Harms. May she use them in games more than I did. I also will my long hair to Shelton Singer. I, Marvin Schubert, will my entire swine herd to Paula Stamer. I, Jeanne Seger, will my ability to do the fox trot to Tony Flake. (Make good use of it, T ony.) I, Mary Shelton, will my ability to always have something to do besides what I’m supposed to be doing to Geneva Barton. I, Terry Shortal, leave my broken sets of teeth and my ability to raise pigs to Paul Dillon. I, Lester Sontag, will my ability on the trumpet and the callouses on my hands from practicing to Eldon Ambuehl. Use it faithfully. I, Betty Stamer, leave the school intestate, having nothing to spare. I, Lonnie Williams, leave my ability to make the highest grades possible on the least amount of work to Dwayne Garrett. Senior Class Prophecy The soothing sound of students voices as they discussed the events of the previous night’s ball game, and the gentle swaying of the bus as it took us to the final game of the season, caused me to doze off for a few minutes. Probably hearing their voices subconsciously caused me to dream of them. The time was present and the scene was in the mystic realm of a soothsayer’s inner-sanctum. The soft, sibilant voice of the sloe-eyed reader-of-the-future seemed to come from a great distance as she rythmi- cally passed her hands back and forth before the crystal ball and droned out the following prophetic words. “I see Bonnie as a nurse for the France Foreign Legion where no questions are asked and where all her old bruises have finally healed.” “Bob will be a boy scout leader and president of the school board -- a sort of masculine Carrie Nation.” “Veva has settled down on a farm and when she goes into the city the good-time boys call her the ‘big-butter-and-egg-gal . ” “Lois won a Liberace contest for candelabra girl and stands in the wings during his programs waiting for him to have a lapse of memory.” “Marilyn had entered politics, had been elected the first woman mayor of Wright City and later the sheriff of Warren County --a regular Annie Oakley.” “George had invented a reducing pill that was so effective that he had become a jockey, winning the Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes, all in one year. (Of course, the horse will be along, too.)” “Darline will do under-cover work for the Internal Revenue Department, checking up on income tax evaders, moonshine distilleries, counterfeiters, etc. She was a little afraid she might have to investigate some of her classmates, but so far she finds them all O. K. ” “Donald will be attaxi driver to cover up his activities as a “private eye.” “Marvel will operate a mountain lodge in summer and will be a fur trapper in winter.” “Marvin will buy Sky-Line, add the “Club 40”, wear a flower in his lapel, and be one of the most sought after bachelors in the Mid-west.” “Nellie will be a hard-boiled guard in the women’s wing of the state penal institution. “Mary will be a test pilot for the Mexican government, testing rocket ships.” “Terry will be a star of the Muny Opera, but will develop the fear that the St. Louis night air will ruin his throat. He will sling a guitar over his shoulder, don a satin shirt, velvet pants, and red cumberbund, and become a strolling troubadour in the night spots of Old New Orleans.” “Lester and Frances have a program on T. V. (educational channel) training cheerleaders. They were in the same class with Mata and Hari and Arthur and Kathryn.” “Betty will operate a successful shop for tall girls and boys, remembering the trouble she had finding dresses her length and Terry’s trouble with shirt tails.” “Lonnie will do a stint in the Merchant Marines and then retire to an oasis in the Sahara Desert as far from water as possible. When asked why he drawls: “Too much water isn’t good for a fellow.” I was suddenly aware that the voice had changed and I looked up to find Mr. Jones saying, “Well, here we are, kids, ready for another victory for good old W. C. H. S.”, and I realized that for the past few minutes I had been in a land of my own. 16 18 JUNIOR CLASS EARL REQUAT JANICE HARMS MR. JONES Sponsor GENEVA BARTON ELAINE BAUMAN FREDDY FLAKE BETTY HARPER RUTH HOECH ROBERT LEWIS CHARLES SCHNICK MELAVEE SCHRECKENGAST 19 STEPHANIE SHERRILL SHELTON SINGER ANN TWIEHAUS 20 SOPHOMORE CLASS PHYLLIS SHERRILL ALICE TREMBLAY MRS. WOHLSCHLAEGER Sponsor ELDON AMBUEHL HAROLD BOOHER LOUISE BARTON LAVELLE BOEHMER FREDA BOOHER DAVID DUEBBERT ADELE EVERSMEYER DWAYNE GARRETT BARBARA GOVORO FRED HARMS ALLAN HUNT 21 JAM£S HUSTER NORMAN LEESMAN . FLORENCE MIKUS TOMMY NULL MELBA ONEY TED SKAGGS PAULA STAMER FRANCIS TAYLOR LaTELLE WEST 22 FRESHMAN CLASS NEAL ORDELHEIDE SHARON HARMS MISS McMASTER Sponsor NORMA BOOHER CHARLOTTE BURGAN MARY JANE KLAUSMEIER DALE KIMBREL EDWARD FLAKE DAVID HOECH LORETTA MARTEN RICHARD MONTGOMERY 23 MARILYN REICH RALPH ROGERS CECILLIA SKAGGS LEORA UTHE It JAMES VESSELS MICHAEL WILSON MURRILL WOHLER ROBERT WYATT LEROY YOUNT 24 Grade Eight ROW 1: Emma Merrill, Harold Gordon, Bobbie Barton, Elaine Wclgc, Jackie Lee, Melvin Manes, Bill Mofat, Ann Stratman, Emily Hocch, Dale Haller, and Becky Arnoldi. ROW 2: Mrs. Twiehaus, Elmer Valhe, Eddie Hollenbeck, Babs Lightfoot, Virginia Fenner, Kenneth Marten, Dean Wyatt, Joe Korte, Fred Skaggs, Raymond Pheglcy, Arlene Paul, Goldie Black, Barbara Tomek, Ronnie Nieburg, and Mike Byrd. Grade Seven ROW 1: Gerald Schindler, Virginia Stay, Richard Phegley, Roger Hunt, Gary Torbett, Marilyn Boehmer, Gary Peters, and Wayne Schemmer. ROW 2: Frank Freuh, Don Eversmcyer, Corwin Ruge Jr., Carol Linnenbringer. Johnnie Dobsch, Darlene Fine, Melba Klausmeier, Herbert Lockhart, Bonnie Cox, Danny Byrd, Mrs. Hasekamp. 25 Grade Six ROW 1: Wanda Gordon, Ronald Barton, Brenda Dixon, Victor Brockfield, Valerie Leykamp, Margaret Klinenburg, Henry Frueh, Charlotte Booher, Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Richard Schindler, Carol Sue Govoro, Lonnie Henry, Walter Scherhmer, and Herbert Sherrill. ROW 2: Miss Matthews, Darline Herbal, Ronald Gontney, Billy Lynn, Sherry Howell, Opal Paul, Mary Ann Starrier, Charles Pauk, Don Gontney, Donna Twiehaus, Betty Tomck, Billy Muenz, Roy Fenner, Mary Sue Held, Teddy Nadlcr, Billy Lightfoot, Joy Bruning, and Roger Brinkman. Grade Five ROW 1: Carroll Ann Phegley, Harold Buchanan, Roger Lynn, Mary Knisley, Alice Copeland, Tommy Lockhart, and Judy Forsee. ROW 2: Mrs. Tiedemann, Douglas Gerdeman, Billy Arnoldi, Jerry Ray Pettig, Jimmy Fenner, Sandra Black, Billy Bockhorst, Jerry Good and Marianne Haller. 26 Grade Four ROW 1: Judy Ann Null, Douglas Pettig, Charles Manes, Richard Fine, Sharon Twiehaus, Virginia McCoy, Betty Nadler, Irma Abrolat, Sidney Buchanan, Philip Hunt, and Linda Rudd. ROW 2: Ronald Peters, Bobbie Summerlin, Cecilia Smiley, Kenneth Webbink, Martha Brinkman, Ruth Shelton, Billy Wood, Warren Kimbrel, Dennis Brakensiek, Butch Cavitt, Carol Ann Byrd, Harry Prior, Billy Gordon, and Miss Thoroughman. Grade Three ROW 1: Raymond Boehmer, Virginia Copeland, Barbara Brinkman, Mary Lockhart, Richard Trembley, Margaret Seufert, Steve Tucker, Marjorie Mygatt, Peggy Lightfoot, John Prior, Marilyn Schindler, and Buddy Leykamp. ROW 2: Leroy Mikus, Wesley Jaspering, Carl Held. Kathy Baker, Dianne Welge, Marilyn Stay, Verona Little, Kenneth Howell, Marshall Whitmire, Larry Haller, Allen Sontag, Sandra Stamer, Melvin Ellis, Leonard Frueh, Marvin Wood, Rosalie Phegley, Patsy Moffat, and Miss Schulze. 27 Grade Two ROW 1: Wilma Barton, Rosalind Hoech, Carolyn Schindler, Danny Dennis, Terry Haller, Denny Howell, Eddie Frueh, Janet Forsee, and Larry Barton. ROW 2: Dennis Sparks, Faye Stonebarger, Paul Martin, David Vogt, John Kohn, Billy McCoy, Ivan Rose, Richard Fry, Janis Hagelman, Ruby Bote, Gary Linnenbringer, Ruth Bote, Phyllis Cox, David Burgan, Larry Gordon, Marilyn Peters, Grace Herbel, and Mrs. Witthaus. Grade One ROW 1: Gloria Rose, Sharon Brakensiek, Ronnie Govoro, Beverly Pettig, David Seufert, Dianne Summerlin, Kenneth Leesman, Cheryl Bote, Linda Byrd, Sheran Weiss, and Kitty Tate. ROW 2: Tommy Dixon, Ellen Small, Ronnie Smith, Billy Linnenbringer, Carol Fenner, Leonard Pauk, Sandra Korte, Alice Oney, Larry Paul, Barbara Tucker, John McDonald, Kenny Hunt, and Jack Davis. 28 30 Echo Queen BETTY STAMER NORMA BOOHER F reshman FREDA BOOHER Sophomore ANN TWIEHAUS Junior FRANCIS TAYLOR Sophomore Echo King LONNIE WILLIAMS JIMMY VESSELS Freshman FREDDY FLAKE Junior 32 Student Council Fred Flake, Freda Booher, Geneva Barton, Mr. Small, Lonnie Williams, Fran Null, Norma Booher, Dwayne Garrett, and Leroy Yount. Cheerleaders Lester Sontag, Phyllis Sherrill, Geneva Barton, Frances Null, Charlotte Burgan, and Jimmy Vessels. 33 Planned Progress Program Committee ROW 1: Edward Flake, Paul Godt, Paula Stamer, Lois Feix, and Fran Null. ROW 2: Mrs. Wohlschlaeger, Adele Eversmeycr, Leora Uthc, Mr. Small, Ruth Hoech, Lester Sontag, and Terry Shortal. Future Business Leaders of America (F. B. L. A.) ROW 1: Annette Wilson, Veva Dalton, Lois Feix, Darlene Nistendirk, and Laverne Webbink. ROW 2: Paul Godt, Bobby Hasekamp, Lester Sontag, Betty Stamer, Wendell Welge, Janice Harms, and Mrs. Wohlschlaeger. 34 Newspaper Staff ROW I; Mrs. Wohlschlaeger, Earl Requat, Lois Feix, Frances Null, and Lester Sontag. ROW 2: Bobby Hasekamp, Paul Godt, Adele Eversmeyer, Paula Stamer, Ruth Hoech, and Veva Dalton. Yearbook Staff ROW 1: Mrs. Wohlschlaeger, Earl Requat, Lois Feix, Terry Shortal, Frances Null, and Lester Sontag. ROW 2: Bobby Hasekamp, Paul Godt, Janice Harms, Adele Eversmeyer, Paula Stamer, and Freddy Flake. 35 Future Homemakers of America ROW 1: Marilyn Reich, Barbara Govoro, LaTellc West, Mary Jane Klausmeier, Marvel Park, Veva Dalton, Mary Shelton, Florence Mikus, and Loretta Marten. ROW 2: Louise Barton, Laverne Webbink, Elaine Bauman, Freda Booher, Melba Oney, Betty Harper, Alice Tremblay, Darline Nistendirk, Phyllis Sherrill, Marilyn Hunt, Nellie Seger, Lavelle Boehmer, Frances Null, and Mrs. Walker. ROW 3: Charlotte Burgan, Leora Uthe, Cecillia Skaggs, Ruth Hoech, Betty Fenner, Betty Stamer, Adele Eversmeyer, Janice Harms, Lois Feix, Paula Stamer, and Norma Booher. Future Farmers of America ROW 1: Ralph Rogers, Norman Leesman, Marvin Schubert, Mickey Wilson, Terry Shortal, Wendell Welge, Harold Booher, Murrill Wohler, and Eldon Ambuehl. ROW 2: Mr. Burris, Leroy Yount, Earl Requat, Lonnie Williams, George Jaeger, Frankie Cox, Dwayne Garrett, Donald Oney, Freda Booher, Ted Skaggs, Fred Harms, Bobby Hasekamp, Francis Taylor, James Huster, and Robert Wyatt. 36 Mixed Chorus ROW 1: Frances Null, Norma Booher, Jimmy Vessels, Eldon Ambuehl, Edward Flake, Paul Godt, David Hoech, Jeanne Seger, and Mary Shelton. ROW 2: Miss McMaster, Veva Dalton, Ruth Hoech, Adele Eversmeyer, Frankie Cox, Freddy Flake, Terry Shortal, Lester Sontag, Bobby Hasekamp, Marvel Park, Lois Feix, and Paula Stamer. Girls’ Glee Club ROW 1: Miss McMaster, Mary Jane Klausmeier, Norma Booher, Veva Dalton, Mary Shelton, Charlotte Burgan, Freda Booher, Ruth Hoech, Lois Feix, Loretta Marten, Leora Uthe, and Cecillia Skagge. ROW 2: Marilyn Reich, Geneva Barton, Elaine Bauman, Florence Mikus, Alice Tremblay, Janice Harms, Adele Eversmeyer, Betty Fenner, Marvel Park, LaTelle West, Paula Stamer, Jeanne Seger, and Frances Null. 37 Band ROW 1: David Hoech, Don Eversmeyer, Frank Frueh, Herbert Lockhart, Richard Phegley, Paula Stamer, Mary Jane Klausmeier, and Veva Dalton. ROW 2: Wayne Schemmer, Edward Flake, Eddie Hollenbeck, Earl Requat, Adele Eversmeyer, Lois Feix, Ann Strathman, Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Valerie Leykamp, and Ronnie Nieburg. ROW 3: Miss McMaster, Harold Booher, Corwin Ruge, Jr., Norman Lecsman, Eldon Ambuehl, Paul Godt, Bobby Hasekamp, Terry Shortal, Lester Sontag, Frances Null, Ruth Hoech, Freddy Flake, and Joe Kortc. Junior Band ROW 1: Joy Bruning, Marianne Haller, Betty Tomek, Don Eversmeyer, Carol Phegley, Herbert Lockhart, Gary Torbett, Jerry Good, Douglas Gerdeman, Billy Bockhorst, Gary Peters, Roger Brinkman, and Margaret Klinenberg. ROW 2: Miss McMaster. 38 40 41 Girls’Basketball Team ROW 1: Norma Booher, Paula Stamer, Lois Feix, Freda Booher, and Marilyn Hunt. ROW 2: Barbara Govoro, Alice Tremblay, Janice Harms, Betty Stamer, Adele Eversmeyer, Marvel Park, and Mr. Jones. Not pictured: Bonnie Barklage. Boys’ Basketball Team ROW 1: Paul Godt, Earl Requat, Francis Taylor, Freddy Flake, Harold Booher, Dwayne Garrett, David Hoech, and Allan Hunt. ROW 2: Edward Flake, Manager, Fred Harms, Charles Schnick, Dale Kimbrel, Terry Shortal, Wendell Welge, and Mr. Jones. 42 Girls’ team played WRIGHT CITY OPPONENT TEAM PLAYED WRIGHT CITY OPPONENT Bellflower . . . . . . . 28 34 Bellflower Tourney Francis Howell. . . . 22 32 Bellflower . 33 38 New Florence . . ... 3.1 25 New Florence . . . 39 14 Warrenton 36 50 Warrenton 43 26 Augusta Tourney Frankford 40 30 Silex . ... 23 32 Bellflower 30 48 Warrenton . . ... 40 36 Francis Howell .... 36 33 Winfield . . . . ... 30 24 New Florence 30 29 Assumption . . . . ... 32 5 W entz ville 31 38 Wentzville .... . ... 43 48 Francis Howell Tourney Silex ... 21 30 Winfield , 20 19 Winfield ... 29 25 Augusta 26 39 Warrenton .... .... 45 47 Francis Howell. . 35 37 Augusta ... 33 36 Silex , 20 37 Winfield ... 40 39 Augusta 38 46 High-point Girl: Lois Feix -- 409 Points Boys’ TEAM PLAYED WRIGHT CITY OPPONENT TEAM PLAYED WRIGHT CITY OPPONENT Bellflower . 22 57 Augusta .... 40 51 Francis Howell . . . . .41 64 Bellflower . . . . , .... 29 61 St. George . 51 75 Assumption . . . .... 50 45 New Florence . 56 43 Francis Howell. , .... 34 60 Augusta Tourney New Florence. , 53 Augusta . 34 55 W entzville . . . . 37 45 Winfield . 39 63 Francis Howell Tourney Assumption , 46 50 Winfield . . . .... 38 70 Wentzville . 43 58 Assumption 54 Silex 51 Silex 60 Winfield 62 St. George . . . 53 Bellflower Tourney Augusta 63 Bellflower 45 Winfield 23 79 New Florence. . . . .50 66 Francis Howell 64 High-point Man: Charlie Schnick -- 233 points SPRING DECATHLON First Place Bob Lewis 36-1 2 Second Place Norton Kennedy 31 Third Place Don Hoech 27 Fourth Place Lester Sontag 17-1 2 Fifth Place Charles Schnick 15 The Decathlon includes the following events: 50 yard dash, shot put, running broad jump, ball throw, 100 yard dash, basketball free shots, running high jump, chin-ups, standing high jump, and cross country 3 4 mile. The highest possible total points for one participant is 50 points, if he won first in each event. Ribbon awards were given for the first five high. Any boy who gains twenty-five points or more total received a track letter award. 43 Grade School Girls’ Basketball Team ROW 1: Becky Arnold, Emma Merrill, Marilyn Boehmer, Virginia Stay, and Emily Hoech. ROW 2: Charles Schnick, Elaine Welge, Barbara Tomck, Carol Linnenbringer, Melba Klausmeier, Bonnie Cox, Ann Strathman, and Paul Godt. Grade School Boys’ Basketball Team ROW 1: Billy Moffat, Ronnie Nieburg, Joe Korte, Melvin Manes, Jackie Lee, and Frank Frueh. ROW 2: Charles Schnick, Gary Torbett, Dale Haller, Raymond Phegley, Corwin Ruge, Jr., Harold Gorden, and Paul Godt. 44 46 THE CLAN BRAINS( ?) AT WORK IT!! WHADAYA SAY? ? THAT IS A MAP!! DON’T FEED THE ANIMALS!! KING TERRY SPEED DEMONS THE ATHLETES ? ?? THREE’S A CROWD!! AMBITIOUS (?) THE GANG AND I MADE IT MYSELF QUEEN FREDA THE WAY TO A MAN’S HEART. . JUMP HER BONNIE!! HUH? ? ? ? ? SLAVE DRIVERS 48 MEN OF SONG CHARLESTON!! THE TEAM WAS IN A HUDDLE ... mam «1 SLEEPING BEAUTIES 1-2-3-4 MUST BE LOVE! 49 FUTURE SCIENTISTS (?) GET THAT BALL!! 50 52 COMPLIMENTS OF Davis Oil Co. PHONE 36 WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Rite Cut Sole Corp. WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI 53 . COMPLIMENTS OF Nieburg Furniture Undertaking Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND AMBULANCE SERVICE AMBULANCE EQUIPPED WITH OXYGEN AIR CONDITIONED CHAPEL PHONE 89 OR 11 WRIGHT CITY; MISSOURI OUR SERVICE AVAILABLE IN ST. LOUIS FOREST 1-0500 Farmers Elevator Company DEALERS IN FEED GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK HAULING PHONE 39 WRIGHT CITY, MISSOURI PHONE 6724 FORISTELL, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Sky-Line SERVICE STATION - RESTAURANT FORISTELL MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Wright City Motel WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI Ready-Mix Concrete for Better Construction WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Binkley Manufacturing Co. MACHINE AND FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS PHONE 48 WARRENTON MISSOURI Economy Super Market CALL AT YOUR AG STORE FOR QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH OR FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HOME KILLED MEAT PHONE 134 WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Business Professional Men OF WARRENTON, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Farmers Merchants Bank WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Warren County Officials WARRENTON MISSOURI 58 COMPLIMENTS OF Moto-Vu Drive In Vita Theatre and K W R E WARRENTON MISSOURI Compliments Of Dobbin's Confectionery Groceries - Candy- Soda - Etc. Wright City Missouri Compliments Of Buenemans Hardware Phone 105-N Wright City Missouri Compliments Of Wright City-Jonesburg Telephone Co. Phone 123 Wright City Missouri Compliments Of Henke's Cleaners Deliveries To Wright City Tuesdays And Fridays To: Stamers Store Paul Martins Economy Super Market Phone 395 Warrenton Missouri Compliments Of The Cedars Motel 1 Mile East Of Warrenton, Missouri On U. S. 40 Compliments Of Big Boy's Restaurant Wright City Missouri White Tractor Equipment Co. Phone 1 3 FARM EQUIPMENT 804 E. Highway 40 Warrenton Missouri 61 Compliments Of BURGGRABEDRAYAGESERVICE Warrenton Missouri Compliments Of MISSOURI EDISON COMPANY Warrenton Missouri Compliments Of PANTRY PAL Warrenton Bakery Warrenton Missouri TOMSK'S VARIETY STORE Notions - Shoes - Dry Goods Where Quality Exceeds Price Phone 1 9 Wright City Missouri 62 Compliments Of ADAMS ICE CREAM AND SANDWICH SHOP Grace Gederman, Proprietor Phone 2 07 Wright City Missouri Compliments Of WHITMIRES’ Wright City Mis sour i Compliments Of DOROTHY’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 170 Wright City Missouri TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Also Bottle Gas Harold A. Buchannan Wright City Phone 139 Missouri M. F. A. OIL COMPANY Timnary Williams, Agent Phone 100 Wright City Missouri McCOYS General Merchandise Phone 1861 Foristell Missouri TRI-COUNTY HATCHERY Mel’s Quality Chicks “The Hatchery Quality Built” M. F, Saatman, Owner And Manager Phone 111 Wright City Missouri LITTLE VILLAGE 66 Service Station And Cafe Gas - Oil - Propane - Diesel Fuel 24 Hour Service Phone 189-10 Wright City Missouri 64 Compliments Of Warrenton E. SCHAWENGERDT AND SON Missouri Wright City SINGER’S SINCLAIR SERVICE Repair Work And Goodyear Tires Phone 189-01 Missouri Wright City Compliments Of DR. J. R. BECKMEYER Missouri Compliments Of VOGT’S COMMUNITY DAIRY Pasteurized And Homogenized Milk And Cream Deliveries To Vright City And Warrenton Phone 45 SHELL SERVICE STATION Lubrication - Car Washing - Tires Batteries - Shell Products Prompt Courteous Service “Go To Shell” Wright City Phone 172 Missouri SYMES BROTHERS BLACKSMITH Welding - General Blacksmithing Phone 76 Wright City Missouri WRIGHT CITY MEAT PLANT Custom Slaughtering And Processing Eggs - Poultry - Meats Wright City Missouri BOB COOK’S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Washing - Greasing - Tires - Batteries - Etc. Phone 115 Highway 40 Wright City Missouri 66 WRIGHT CITY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Show It And Sell It Hide It And Keep It “Wright Built Fixtures” Wright City Phone 142 Missouri NIEBURG MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet And Olds mobile Phone 1 04 Wright City Missouri SCHRAER AND MILTENBERGER AFCO Furnaces Kelvinator Appliances - Zephyr Awnings We Sell Warm Winters And Cool Summers Warrenton Missouri Compliments Of WARRENTON MARKET Phone 33 Warrenton Missouri MARTIN BARBER SHOP LEN-WAL MOTEL Close Shave And Stylish Haircuts Compliments Of Phone 133 Mr. And Mrs, John Wei son Wright City, Missouri Wright City, Missouri STAMER STORE Compliments Of “We Give Eagle Stamps” NORMA’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 17 Phone 138 Wright City, Missouri Wright City, Missouri CRAGSTONE MOTEL Mr. And Mrs. C. W. DeMoss, Prop. 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