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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1957 volume:

MRS. DELLA MAY WALKER We, the members of the yearbook staff of 1957, dedicate this year's ECHO to Mrs. Della May Walker, a person who deserves much credit for contributing to all phases of our school program. Her kindness, thoughtfulness, consciencious effort, thorough preparation, and high moral standards have been an inspiration to all. 2 F. C. SMALL Supt., Social Studies DELLA MAY WALKER Vocational Home Economics DON DuPERRETT Music IRIS SCHAPER School Secretary JAMES BURRIS Vocational Agriculture ANN STAMER English and Mathematics BOBBY JONES Business Education KENNETH' SWIFT Coach, Science 4 Vjl'- HAROLD BOOH ER Class President........2 Class Vice-President... 1 F.F.A..................4 Sentinel.............1 Treasurer............1 Hampshire Swine Breeders Ass'n.......4 President............1 Livestock Team.........1 Sub-District.........1 District.............1 State................1 Band...............3 1 2 Secretary............1 Glee Club..............2 Mixed Chorus...........2 Basketball.............2 Softball...............1 Decathlon..............2 LAVELLE BOEHMER Class Secretary........1 F.F.A. Sweetheart......1 F.H.A..................3 Reporter.............1 Sub-District Secy-Treas.........1 Cheerleader............2 4hlA MRS. STAMER Sponsor PAULA STAMER Class Reporter..........1 Planned Progress Program Staff........1 F.H.A...................4 Historian and Song Leader........1 Treasurer............1 Band....................2 Glee Club...............4 Mixed Chorus............4 Junior Play.............1 Basketball..............4 Newspaper Staff.........3 Yearbook Staff..........3 DWAYNE GARRETT Class President........1 Class Vice-President. . .1 Student Council........1 F.F.A..................4 President............1 Treasurer............1 Hampshire Swine Breeders Ass'n.......4 Sec'y-Treas..........1 Band...............1 1 2 Basketball.............2 LATELLE WEST Class Secretary........1 Class Treasurer........1 F.H.A..................4 Glee Club..............2 Mixed Chorus...........2 Junior Play............1 Yearbook Staff.........1 6 FRED HARMS Class Vice-President...............1 Student Council....................2 Vice-President..................1 F.F.A..............................4 Vice-President..................1 Ass't. Secretary................1 Reporter...................... 1 Hampshire Swine Breeders Ass'n..................4 Basketball.........................1 ELDON AMBUEHL F.F.A........................3 Chaplain...................1 Hampshire Swine............. Breeders Ass'n.............3 Band.........................4 Student Director...........1 Glee Club....................4 Mixed Chorus.................4 Cheerleader..................1 Decathlon....................1 FREDA BOOHER Student Council..............3 F.F.A. Sweetheart............1 F.H.A........................4 Secretary.................1 Parliamentarian...........1 Reporter..................1 Glee Club....................3 Mixed Chorus.................3 Basketball...................4 Co-Captain................1 BARBARA GOVORO Class Treasurer........... F.H.A...................... President.............. Vice-President......... Historian.............. Glee Club................. Mixed Chorus.............. Junior Play............... Basketball................ Yearbook Staff............ 1 .4 1 1 .1 1 .1 1 3 2 ADELE EVERSMEYER Class President.....................1 Class Secy-Treasurer................1 Student Council.....................1 Secy-Treasurer...................1 Planned Progress Program Staff....................1 F.H.A...............................4 President........................2 Band................................4 Vice-President...................1 Glee Club...........................4 Mixed Chorus........................4 Junior Play.........................1 Basketball..........................4 Co-Captain.......................2 Newspaper Staff.....................4 Ass't Editor.....................1 Editor...........................1 Yearbook Staff.....................-4 Ass't Editor.....................1 Editor...........................1 School Reporter.....................2 4 YVONNE BALL Class Secretary..............1 Class Treasurer..............1 Class Reporter..........:----1 F.H.A........................4 Glee Club....................4 Mixed Chorus.................4 DAVID DUEBBERT Baseball.................. Softball................. JERRY CHURCHILL Student Council...............1 Basketball,...................2 Baseball......................2 Yearbook Staff................1 FRANCIS TAYLOR Student Council.....................1 F.F.A...............................2 Junior Play.........................1 Basketball..........................4 Baseball............................4 Decathlon...........................4 ALICE TREMBLAY Class Secy-Treasurer.........1 F.F.A. Sweetheart............1 F.H.A........................4 Treasurer..................1 Song Leader................1 Game Leader................1 Glee Club....................1 Mixed Chorus.................1 Junior Play..................1 Basketball...................3 Co-Captain.................1 Cheerleader..................1 Newspaper Staff.............1 Yearbook Staff...............1 DONNA REEDS Jr. Glee Club..................1 Secretary................., 1 Junior Choir...................1 Senior Glee Club..............2 Sports Club....................2 Field Hockey..................1 Letterette..................1 NORMAN LEESMANN F.F.A..............................4 Ass't. Treasurer.................1 Hampshire Swine Breeders Ass'n.................4 Band...............................4 PHYLLIS SHERRILL Class Vice-President.........1 F.H.A........................3 Band.........................3 President..................1 Glee Club....................1 Junior Play..................1 Cheerleader..................3 Senior Class Will We, the Seniors of 1957, being in our usual state of mind, and feeling the time of our departure from your midst to be drawing nigh, feel that the time has come to draw up our last will and testament. Individually we do will and bequeath the following: I, Eldon Ambuehl, will and bequeath my gym shorts (which I have never used) to Neal Ordelheide. May he keep them in as good condition as I did. I, Yvonne Ball, will to you, Melvin Mozee, my filled our English book—save it a couple of years and then you can help Brenda for a change. I, Lavelle Boehmer, will my ability to get a man and keep him to Judy Barnett. Keep trying, Judy. I, Freda Booher, do hereby will and bequeath my knee socks to Marilyn Reich—may she wear them with elan. I also will my place on the basketball team to my little sister, Charlotte. May she prove an able aid to Norma in guarding for the blue and gold. I, Harold Booher, do hereby will my office as treasurer of the F.F.A. and the head- aches that go with it to any Ag. boy who lacks the ability to say no when he is nominated. I also leave my ability to judge livestock and its headaches to Ralph Rogers I, Jerry Churchill, do hereby will my ability to date a member of next year's Junior Class to Fuzzy Shortal. He's been trying to make the grade for two years without much luck. I, David Duebbert, will my ability to stay out late at night and get to school on time to Murrill Wohler; to Wayne Schemmer I will 75 pounds of my weight; to George Gibson I will my ability to pilot the girls around. 1, Adele Eversmeyer, will my No. 10 shoes and my old pair of glasses to Sandy Vessels so that she can model for the Weatherbird pictures. I, Dwayne Garrett, will my submissive and cooperative spirit and vivacious personality to all incoming freshmen. With four years practice they should develop these into seomthing rare. I, Barbara Govoro, will my boisterous ways to Judy Barnett, my dirty basketball socks to Barbara Tomek to go with her dirty ones, and the rubber band that holds my hair in a pony tail to Paul Dillon. I, Fred harms, will my flat tires to Jackie Lee so that he will have an excuse for being tardy. I, Allan Hunt, leave my vast knowledge of home economics (gained by diligent work and close attention) to Don Eversmeyer; to Jim Vessels I leave my unparalleled ability in typing. I, Norman Leesmann, leave the school intestate. I, Tommy Null, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to smoke in the rest room without getting caught to all freshman and sophomore boys—there should be enough to go around. I also will all my extra credits to Mike Byrd, he will need them. I, Melba Oney, do will and bequeath to Sandy Vessels my size 16 gym suit. May she wear it in comfort. To Leora Uthe I will my quiet ways. May she succeed in sitting throught classes with nothing to say. I, Donna Reeds, being in my usual state of mind (sad state of affairs some say) do hereby will my feminine ways to Rose Schnick. She can use them and without them all I need is to see the Swedish doctor. I, Phyllis Sherrill, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of class to Mary Jane Klausmeier, and my dynamic and bombastic personality and voice to Melba Klausmeier. May they use these wisely and often during the coming years. 9 I, Paula Stamer, will my interest in phys.ed. to Charlotte Burgan. May she find it easier to get along with the teacher than I have this year. I, Alice Tremblay, do will and bequeath my ability to skip school, to cut classes, to forge mother's name to excuses, and to be late to Barbara Tomek. To Sharon Harms and Norma Booher, I will all my trips to the office. (Please make them frequent as Mr. Small looks for ward to them.) I, Buddy Taylor, being of sound mind(?), hereby will and bequeath my typewriter and dues to Bill Moffat. I also will'my ability as a homemaker to William O'Day. I, LaTelle West, will my diet schedule to Charlotte Burgan with the understanding that she will reverse it. Senior Class Prophecy Date: Wednesday evening, May 18, 1967 Place: Capital Theatre, Hollywood Time: 7:00 p.m., P.S.T. While on a trip along the west coast, I secured tickets to the program, This Is Your Life. The M.C. stepped out on the stage and there was something in his wide smile and wavy hair that'seemed familiar. When he started to speak the impression of familiarity was even more pronounced, and I was so busy trying to remember where I had seen him before that I missed what he was saying. Then my memory suddenly went back ten years to another May and another stage, but the same smile and w-vy hair— how could I have been so forgetful—how could anyone forget Dwayne Garrett—I suppose it was the unexpectedness of seeing him in these surroundings that caused me not to spot him at first. He was a very handsome, self-assured fellow dressed in an impeccable sport jacket and slacks. He certainly had the gift of gab necessary for his work. He was introducing the person whose life was being portrayed and was I surprised to see that it was one of Dwayne's former classmates, Adele Eversmeyer, who had gone to college and had become interested in chemistry. She had gone into research and at the time was on the International Atomic Energy Committee of the United Nations. She was greatly surprised to be on the This Is Your Life program as she had been told that she was to address a Research Chemists' Meeting in Los Angeles. She was even more surprised to see Dwayne because her work had kept her out of contact with her classmates. The first voice from her past was easily recognizable, since my memory had sort of drifted back to their class. Dwayne had just said, And now, Adele, here is the voice of a person who traded for (or bought) your name for the Christmas gift exchange at W. C. H. S. Sure enought, out stepped David Duebbert. He has changed little during the years—a little heavier, perhaps, but otherwise much the same. He was very happy to see both Dwayne and Adele, two of his favorite classmates, and told them that he was manager of the Wright City M.F.A. The next person from Adele's past was Jerry Churchill. He is now one of the directors of the Ford Motor Company's Department of Educational Research. Jerry had taken one of their exams while at W.C.H.S. and didn't think they had asked the right questions, so he had begun at the bottom of the ladder with the company and had worked himself up to his present position. Each year he personally goes over the exam papers and checks any questions that have been missed. These are omitted from the exams that follow. In that way the morale of the youth of America is gradually being raised, because each class has fewer questions to answer and so feel that they know more. The next to appear from her past was Lavelle Boehmer Requat. She and Earl had done the expected—married and settled down on a farm soon after graduation. They have three children, two boys and a girl, and are leaders in their community— faithful members of Meridian Farm Club, M.F.A. , W.P.F.A., and their children are members of the J.F.A. and the 4-H Club. Lavelle takes prizes regularly in baking, canning, and sewing at the Warren County Fair and at the State Fair. In fact, she is a contributor to the Better Homes and Gardens recipe department and had been offered a position in the Betty Crocker testing labratory, but declined because her family came first. She brought news of Norman Leesmann. Norman was supposed to be on the stage, too, but an emergency had arisen (one with which Dwayne had been very familiar during high school)—his state prize winning Hampshire gilt was farrowing and he was unable to leave her. He sent his best reagards and said he hoped to see them at the Alumni Banquet the following week, where he was to be the guest speaker on the subject Swill—Gourmand and Gourmet Varieties. The next person to come on the stage was a languorous looking red head. She was the very peak of chic and suave good looks and other adjectives of similar meaning. She had started working for Slenderella several years after high school and now went about the country establishing new salons and demonstrating their techniques. In connection with this traveling, she had a working agreement with Madame Schiaparelli, Mr. John, and Fath to wear their numbers and consequently she was always listed as one of the ten best dressed women of America. Dwayne asked her about her red hair and she said, Oh! you should have seen it last week. It was black and gold striped. Of course, this could have been none other than Paula Stamer. Then came a big surprise. The next couple to appear on the stage was Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hunt. Of course, for Allan to have ever looked at a girl was a distinct shock. Mrs. Hunt was none other than Barbara Govoro. They had begun dating about the end of their senior year and had married two years later. They lived on a big plantation in Mexico (you remember Barbara took Spanish in high school) where Allan was an overseer. About all he did was sit on the verandah and issue orders— a job well suited to him. Next in order came Yvonne Ball. She had taken her share of the money from the Senior Class treasury and had gone to visit a friend in St. Louis. They had gone to see a Globe Trotter's basketball game and on to a party at the Riviera Club, where the players were guests. One of the boys had become quite interested in Yvonne and vice versa. Result—that's right—wedding bells and a life of traveling from city to city and to several foreign countries for exhibition games for Yvonne. Eldon Ambuehl came next, and he had done just what was expected—married Judy and settled down in Warrenton. They lived very quietly (Eldon sometimes went for several weeks without putting a dent into his or some other person's fender) and seemed to be doing quite well with their super market built in competition with Kroeger. Donna Reeds was with G.E. Company. She, also, had a traveling job. She went from store to store demonstrating gadgets to be used in the home. Her line of talk was quite similar to the one she had in school. She got the idea of being a demonstration agent from Mrs. Walker in home economics class. She is still planning to marry Roy but hasn't ever quite got around to it. Harold Booher was next to appear from Adele's past. He was the perennial bachelor- he had a new girl friend from each season's debutantes. He had been in service where he received an eye injury. He wore a black patch and, with his prematurely white hair, he was a very distinguished and romantic looking man. No one knew the source of his income, but it was rumored that he had an interest in one of the big gambling houses in Las Vegas. Melba Oney was quite a surprise. She had gone to St. Louis to work as a book- keeper for Bell Telephone Company. Here she had met and married a fellow who objected to her Working. She went to Reno, got a divorce, and stayed out there working on a Dude Ranch. She is co-owner of one of the better known ranches and came to the program dressed in western type clothes. Buddy Taylor sent his regrets at being unable to attend. It seems that Lois was in the hospital—their fourth child had just arrived, and Buddy had to be there to hold Lois' hand. You remember, they were always holding hands back in hight school, too. LaTelle West had cashed in. She was a model for Petite Numbers, Inc. which made nothing larger than a size 7 dress. This was only her secondary job—the one she did for pastime. Her main job was that of secretary to the president of Mercantile Commerce Bank in St. Louis. Every Sunday she drives out to Big Boy's to have dinner and to encourage the young waitresses by showing them what she had become. Tommy Null rushed on the stage and very exuberantly greeted all his old class- mates. Tommy, better known now as The Reverend Thomas Arthur Null, was pastor of one of the largest churches on the west coast. He had his last fling at the 1957 Alumni Banquet and had decided it just wasn't worth it. He has never married but it has been noticed by the ladies of his church that he is attending their meetings very regularly of late, and so thought that the young widow in their group might not remain a widow very long. Alice Tremblay was rather subdued in comparison to 1957 memories. She and Bob had married when he finished college. He had gone into the teaching profession, and she was content to be a faculty wife and have open house every Sunday afternoon for the students. Her training in home economics came in handy, and her sandwiches, cookies, and salads were the talk of the campus. Phyllis Sherrill was next to appear. She was in the white uniform of a nurse. She had gone to nursing school, and by hard work had advanced to head nurse at Missouri Baptist Hospital in St. Louis. She had then become a member of the Army Nurses Corps and was stationed in Los Angeles. Last to appear on the program were the pilot and stewardess of the plane which brought all these people to Los Angleles—Fred Harms and Freda Booher, Fred, of course, liked his work fine because it required little physical exertion(you remember he wasn't any too active back in '57), and Freda likes the excitement of going places (she decided planes went further and faster than trucks). She and Fred made a good pair—one quiet and reserved, and one gay and vivacious—I leave you to choose which words apply to which person. LEORA UTHE President SHARON HARMS Reporter MR. JONES Sponsor NORMA BOOHER Secretary-Treasurer X MARY JANE KLAUSMEIER Vice-President CHARLOTTE BURGAN Student Council 14 JIM VESSELS Student Council PAUL DILLON FRANKIE COX EDWARD FLAKE RALPH ROGERS NEAL ORDELHEIDE MURRILL WOHLER MR. SWIFT Sponsor JUDY BARNETT President JACK LEE Vice-President S 0 p H 0 M 0 ELAINE WELGE D JOE KORTE Secretary ll Treasurer E MIKE BYRD GOLDIE BLACK ELMER VAHLE C- DALE HALLER EDDIE HOLLENBECK KENNETH MARTEN BILL MOFFAT ROSE MARIE MOZEE RONNIE NIEBURG 17 RAYMOND PHEGLEY WILLIAM O'DAY DEAN WYATT ARLENE PAUL LOIS PAULUS ANN STRATHMAN ROSE MARIE SCHNICK MR. DuPERRETT Sponsor EUGENE FLAKE Vice-President DON EVERSMEYER Student Council Reporter 19 MARILYN BOEHMER President SANDRA VESSELS Secretary BONNIE COX Treasurer MELBA KLAUSMEIER Student Council DANNY BYRD GEORGE GIBSON ROGER HUNT CAROL LINNENBRINGER HERBERT LOCKHART ALFRED MOZEE BRENDA LUCKETT DARLENE FINE MELVIN MOZEE WELDON BALL WAYNE SCHEMMER GARY TORBETT JIM VOGT Grade Eight ROW 1: Clinton Brown, Bob Osborne, Teddy Nadler, Velma Vahle, Brinda Dixon, and Darline Herbel. ROW 2: Opal Paul, Charlotte Booher, Mildred Brittain, Donna Twiehaus, Joy Bruning, and Mrs. Garnett. ROW 3: Mary Ann Stamer, Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Sherry Downs, Valerie Leykamp, Mary Sue Held, Elaine Lanvermeier, and Betty Tomek. ROW 4: Ronald Pauk, Jimmy Burris, Ronnie Kidwell, Billy Muenz, Henry Frueh, Roger Brinkman, and Edward Stuerman. ROW 5: Victor Brockfeld, Lonnie Henry, Herbert Sherrill, Richard Schindler, and Walter Schemmer. 22 Grade Seven ROW 1: Alice Copeland, Judy For see, Georgie Parton, Sandra Black, Dona Jean Poole, Marianne Haller, and Carroll Phegley. ROW 2: Carolyn Poole, Ronald Gruenefeld, Roger Lynn, Jerry Good, Barry Stoner, Mary Knisley, and Mrs. Hasekamp. ROW 3: Billy Lynn, Tommy Lockhart, George Davis, Paul Bruning, Billy Bockhorst, and Douglas Gerdeman. Grade Six ROW 1: Philip Hunt, Ronald Peters, Dennis Brakensiek, William Wood, Richard Lanvermeier, Kenneth Webbink, and Richard Fine. ROW 2: Sidney Buchanan, Harry Prior, Charles Gibson, Martha Brinkman, Betty Nadler, Carol B rd, and Irma Abrolat. ROW 3: Judy Null, Linda Rudd, Bobbie Jean Summerlin, Ruth Shelton, Virginia McCoy, Cecilia Ann Smiley, Betty Lou Bote, and Mrs. Lohmann. Grade Five ROW 1: Rosalie Phegley, Barbara Brinkman, Patricia Moffat, Allen Sontag, Weber Gaskin, Ronald Poole, Marvin Wood, and Ann Lanvermeier. ROW 2: Marilyn Stay, Carl Held, Charles Ogden, Wesley Jaspering, Bernard Leykamp, Jr., Anna Lee Jungerman, Verona Little, and Diane Welge. ROW 3: Mary Lockhart, Marjorie Mygatt, Kathleen Baker, Marilyn Schindler, Mary Margaret Canter, Patricia Osborne, and Sandra Stamer. ROW 4: Mrs. Tiedemann, Leonard Frueh, Larry Haller, Terrick Weiss, Richard Tremblay, Leroy Mikus, Melvin Ellis, Raymond Boehmer, and Virginia Copeland. 23 Grade Four ROW 1: Danny Dennis, Carolyn Schindler, Tommy Bloodworth, Terry Haller, Billy Klatt, Edward Frueh, and Faye Stonebarger. ROW 2: Janet Forsee, Ruth Bote, Katherine Smith, Bert Brown, Phyllis Cox, Marilyn Peters, and Kerry Kidwell. ROW 3: Paul Martin, Tony Zerbe, Ruby Bote, Janis Hagelman, Grace Herbel, Billy McCoy, and Verlin Gibson. ROW 4: Ross Vogt, Johnny Kohn, Herbert Fine, David Burgan, Gary Linnenbringer, and Miss Thoroughman. Grade Three ROW 1: Michael West, Ellen Small, Jack Davis, Steven Lee, Dianne Summerlin, Gary Allen, and Linda Byrd. ROW 2: Cheryl Bote, James Brittain, Ronnie Smith, Sharon Brakensiek, Kitty Tate, Tommy Dixon, and Ronniw Govoro. ROW 3: Miss Schroer, Sandra Korte, Billy Linnenbringer, Diana Martin, Leonard Pauk, Norman Canter, and Alice Oney. ROW 4: Larry Paul, William Johnson, Penny Fowler, Kenny Hunt, Sheran Weiss, Larry Twiehaus, and Kenneth Leesmann. 24 Grade Two ROW 1: Leslie Burris, Linda Jaspering, Earl Jungerman, Karen Baker, Bobby Phegley, Donald Muskopf, and Norma Frueh. ROW 2: Charles Brittain, Larry Marten, Pamela Weiss, David Gerdeman, Steven Oberlag, Richard Cox, Raymond Barber, and Evelyn Schindler. ROW 3: Richard Jaspering, Linda Stevenson, Dan Zerbe, Timmy Cappel, John Pool, Judith Garrett, Carolyn Bishop, and Mrs. Witthaus. Grade One ROW 1: James Rudd, Delois Davis, Linda Fowler, Donna Muskopf, Glenn Nierman, Donna Jean West, and Mary Sue Bote. ROW 2: Don Kohn, Ivan Paul, Kent Beckmeyer, Sharon Bryan, Jackie Coke, Linda Jo Gaskin, James Jaspering, and Miss Bebermeyer. ROW 3: Darla Lynn Schmidt, Chris Small, Karen Gaffney, Robert Wright, Dennis Ray SchmltL Bruce Groeper, Marsha Lynn Wethington, and David Bote. ROW 4: Charles Williams, Donnie Ray Smith, Linda Lee, Eddie Fitzgerald, Charles Gresham, Brenda Brown, Roxanne Smith, and Imogene Welge. 25 Echo Queen ALICE TREMBLAY Attendants CHARLOTTE BURGAN Junior I f I BARBARA TOMEK Sophomore 27 I Echo King HAROLD BOOHER 28 RONNIE NIEBURG Sophomore Yearbook Staff SEATED: Mary Jane Klausmeier, Paula Stamer, Alice Tremblay, Adele Eversmeyer, Barbara Govoro, and Marilyn Boehmer. STANDING: Bobby Jones, Advisor; Jim Vessels, Jerry Churchill, Don Eversmeyer, and Sandra Tate. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Tomek Newspaper Staff SEATED: Adele Eversmeyer, Leora Uthe, Paula Stamer, Sharon Harms, and Sandra Tate. STANDING: Bobby Jones, Advisor; Jim Vessels, Ralph Rogers, Freda Boohner, Ronnie Nieburg, Fred Harms, Melba Klausmeier, and Don Eversmeyer. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Tomek 29 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: STANDING: Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Ann Strathman, Adele Eversmeyer, Mary Jane Klausmeier, Frank Frueh, and Richard Phegley. Eddie Hollenbeck, Carroll Phegley, Virginia McCoy, Eldon Ambuehl, Wayne Schemmer, James Vogt, Norman Leesmam, Don Eversmeyer, Jim Vessels, Valerie Leykamp, Joy Bruning, and Ronnie Nieburg. Billy Bockhorst, Douglas Gerdeman, Dennis Brakensiek, Judy Forsee, Harold Booher, Billy Wood, Herbert Lockhart, Paul Bruning, and Tom Null. Roger Brinkman, Raymond Phegley, Sandra Tate, Betty Tomek, and Mr. DuPerrett. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: STANDING: Beginners’ Band Mary Margaret Canter, Teiry Weiss, Wesley Jaspering, Virginia Copeland, and Ruth Shelton. Raymond Boehmer, Diane Welge, Patricia Osborne, Betty Bote, Verona Little, and Cecilia Smiley. Marvin Wood, Bernard Leykamp, Jr., Anna Jungerman, Leroy Mikus, Allen Sontag, and Weber Gaskin. Mr. DuPerrett 30 Girls’ Glee Club ROW 1: Judy Barnett, Marilyn Boehmer, Sandra Tate, Melba Klausmeier, Adele Eversmeyer, Carol Linnenbringer, Paul Stamer, Mary Jane Klausmeier. ROW 2: Freda Booher, Darlene Fine, Marilyn Reich, Yvonne Ball, Arline Paul, Brenda Luckett, Rose Mozee ROW 3: Sandy Vessels, Lois Paulus, Connie Poole, Betty Pyatt, Virginia Stay, Norma Booher, Mr. DuPerrett ROW 4: Sharon Harms, Rose Marie Schnick, Elaine Welge, Goldie Black, Bonnie Cox Boys’ Glee Club ROW 1: Frank Frueh, Don Eversmeyer, Wayne Schemmer, George Gibson, James Vogt, Eldon Ambuehl ROW 2: Jim Vessels, Tommy Null, Joe Korte, Herbert Lockhart, Gary Torbett ROW 3: Bill Moffat, Dale Haller, Denis Shortal, Eddie Hallenbeck, Jackie Lee, Mr. DuPerrett 31 Mixed Chorus ROW 1: Mary Jane Klausmeier, Darlene Fine, Don Eversmeyer, Wayne Schemmer, Geroge Gibson, James Vogt, Eldon Ambuehl, Marilyn Boehmer, Marilyn Reich ROW 2: Elaine Welge, Goldie Black, Jim Vessels, Tommy Null, Joe Korte, Herbert Lockhart, Gary Torbett, Carol Linnenbringer, Melba Klausmeier ROW 3: Arline Paul, Freda Booher, Paula Stamer, Rose Marie Schnick, Norma Booher, Sharon Harms, Rose Mozee, Yvonne Ball, Brenda Luckett ROW 4: Adele Eversmeyer, Judy Barnett, Sandy Vessels, Sandra Tate, Lois Paulas, Connie Poole ROW 5: Denis Shortal, Bill Moffat, Dele Haller, Jackie Lee, Eddie Hollenbeck, Mr. DuPerrett Student Council SEATED: George Shipley, Denis Shortal, Fred Harms, Don Eversmeyer, Jim Vessels STANDING: Charlotte Burgan, Melba Klausmeier, Adele Eversmeyer, Mr. Small 32 Future Homemakers of America ROW 1: Freda Booher, Elaine Welge, Mary Jane Klausmeier, Adele Eversmeyer, Barbara Govoro, Leora Uthe, and Alice Tremblay. ROW 2: Sandra Vessels, Arlene Paul, Carol Linnenbringer, Loretta Marten, LaTelle West, Melba Oney, Goldie Black, and Judy Barnett. ROW 3: Lavelle Bochmer, Betty Pyatt, Rose Mozee, Brenda Luckett, Connie Poole, Yvonne Ball, and Virginia Stay. ROW 4: Darlene Fine, Sandra Tate, Marilyn Reich, Phyllis Sherrill, Paula Stamer, and Melba Klausmeier. ROWS: Lois Paulus, Norma Booher, Sharon Harms, Rose Marie Schnick, and Charlotte Burgan. Future Farmers of America ROW 1: Raymond Phegley, Harold Booher, Murrill Wohler, Fred Harms, Dwayne Garrett, Ralph Rogers, and Lavelle Boehmer, F.F.A. Sweetheart. ROW 2: Norman Leesman, Eddie Hollenbeck, George Shipley, Kenneth Marten, Frankie Cox, and Frank Frueh. ROW 3: Richard Phegley, Ronnie Smith, Denis Shortal, Danny Byrd, Dale Haller, Elmer Vahle, and James Burris, Advisor. ROW 4: Gerald Schindler, Craig Pailer, and Jerry Taylor. 33 Girls’ Basketball Team ROW 1: Freda Booher, Paula Stamer, Sharon Harms, Adele Eversmeyer, Alice Tremblay, Norma Booher, and Mr. Swift. ROW 2: Brenda Luckett, Carol Linnenbringer, Melba Klausmeier, Rose Marie Schnick, Barbara Govoro, and Rose Marie Mozee. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Tomek WON 9, LOST 7 NAME GAMES FG FTA FT %_ T PTS G AV Tomek 16 111 146 56 38.22 278 17.37 Eversmeyer 16 49 111 66 59.45 164 10.25 Harms 15 56 92 28 30.43 14° 9.33 F. Booher 1 1 2 _1 50.00 3 3.00 217 351 151 43.02 585 36.56 Points Avq Wright City 585 36.56 Opposition 562 35.12 Although no statistics were compiled about our guards, we feel we had the best in the conference. 35 N. BOOHER, g F. BOOHER, g TREMBLAY, g Co-Captain EVERSMEYER, f Co-Captain BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ♦Wildkittens 30 ♦Wildkittens 24 ♦Wildkittens 21 Wildkittens 28 Wlldkittens 35 Wildkittens 41 V ildkittens 32 ♦Wildkittens 30 Wildkittens 43 Wildkittens 36 Wildkittens 26 ♦Wildkittens 46 ♦Wildkittens 54 ♦Wildkittens 43 ♦Wildkittens 40 ♦Wildkittens 47 Wentzville 39 Wentzville 32 Silex 33 Frankford 25 Wentzville 32 Silex 27 Winfield 31 Francis Howell 31 Augusta 25 Winfield 50 Wentzville 23 Augusta 50 Silex 43 Francis Howell 49 Augusta 38 Winfield 43 ♦Indicates conference games. HARMS, f. TOMEK, f. STAMER, g LINNENBRINGER, g GOVORO, f KLAUSMEIER, f 36 SCHNICK, g “A” Boys’ Basketball Team ROW 1: Dale Haller, Manager; Mr. Swift, and Bill Moffat ROW 2: Ronnie Nieburg, George Shipley, Jerry Churchill, Dwayne Garrett, Harold Booher, and Tom Null. NOT PICTURED: Francis Taylor WON 2, LOST 19 NAME Taylor games 20 FG 121 FTA 142 FT 68 % 47.96 T PTS 310 G AV 15.00 Moffat 20 51 62 42 67.74 144 7.20 Nieburg 21 56 56 29 51.87 141 6.71 Churchill 21 48 72 37 51.40 133 6.33 Garrett 16 16 63 37 58.73 61 3.81 Booher 16 12 22 13 59.09 37 2.30 Null 20 8 31 13 41.90 29 2.90 Shipley 9 6 8 3 37.50 15 1.66 Ball 6 0 3 0 00.00 0 .00 O'Day 6 0 1 0 00.00 0 .00 318 460 242 52.61 ■8715 41.42 37 uAt i GARRETT, f TAYLOR, g Co-Captain CHURCHILL, c Co-Captain MOFFAT, f Wildcats 34 Bowling Green 64 JO Wildcats 46 Vandalia 59 Muf 1 Wildcats 37 Assumption 56 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Wildcats ♦Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats ♦Wildcats ♦Wildcats 37 37 32 39 28 39 ♦Wildcats ♦Wildcats Wildcats ♦Wildcats ♦Wildcats ♦Wildcats ♦Wildcats Wildcats ♦Wildcats ♦Wildcats Wildcats Wildcats 39 49 34 51 47 50 50 35 68 43 38 51 St. George Wentzville Bowling Green Louisiana Wentzville Silex 68 55 76 54 65 65 Winfield Francis Howell Assumption Augusta Silex Assumption Francis Howell House Springs Augusta Winfield House Springs Bourbon 57 58 57 36 58 61 73 71 65 82 49 108 NIEBURG, g ♦Indicates Conference Games O'DAY, c BOOHER, f SHIPLEY, g BALL, f NULL, g 38 Cheerleaders Lavelle Boehmer, Lois Paulus, Sandy Vessels, and Phyllis Sherrill “B” Boys’ Basketball Team ROW 1: Mr. Swift, Ralph Roger, Denis Shortal, and Jim Vogt. 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