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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

WRIGHT CITY HIGH SCHOOL Wright City, Missouri ECHO Mr. Don DuPerrett We, the members of the yearbook staff of 1959, dedicate this year's Echo to Mr. Don DuPerrett in recognition of the many hours he has spent in develop- ing the various sections of the music department and helping in extra-curricular activities. CLARENCE HEUSI Science DON DuPERRETT Music DELLA MAY WALKER Vocational Home Economics CHESTER SHORT English Seniors DENIS SHORTAL Class President....................1 Student Council....................2 F. F. A,...........................4 Treasurer.......................1 Ass't Treasurer.................1 Chaplain........................1 Yearbook Staff.....................1 Basketball.........................4 W. C. Hampshire Swine Breeder Ass'n...................3 Glee Club..........................A Mixed Chorus.......................1 Baseball...........................4 Softball...........................2 BARBARA TOMEK Class President....................1 Secretary.......................2 F. H. A............................3 Game Leader.....................1 Newspaper Staff....................4 Basketball.........................4 Glee Club..........................4 Yearbook Staff.....................3 Editor..........................1 Festival Queen.....................J Softball...........................1 MR. SHORT Sponsor RONNIE NIEBURG Class Treasurer....................2 Newspaper Staff....................2 Editor..........................I Band...............................4 Reporter........................l Basketball.........................4 Baseball...........................4 Softball...........................3 JACK LEE Class Vice-President...............2 'resident....................... Reporter........................ Glee Club........................... Mixed Chorus........................ Basketball.......................... Baseball............................ Festival King....................... 7 ■■ ANN STRATH MAN Class Vice-President..............1 Student Council...................2 Secretary......................1 Glee Club..................... . 4 Cheerleader..................... 2 Basketball........................1 Newspaper Staff...................2 F. H. A. .........................3 Band..............................4 Treasurer......................1 • I BILL MOFFAT Student Council....................2 Glee Club..........................3 Mixed Chorus.......................2 Basketball.........................4 Baseball...........................4 Softball...........................3 RAYMOND PHEGLEY F. F. A..........................4 President.....................1 Secretary.....................1 First Conductor...............1 Glee Club........................1 Mixed Chorus.....................1 Band.............................3 ELAINE WELGE Class Secretary.................1 Treasurer....................1 F • H. A. ...... ........4 Secretary....................1 Reporter.....................1 Basketball......................2 Glee Club.......................4 Mixed Chorus....................2 Newspaper Staff.................2 Barnwarming Queen...............1 SANDY TATE Class Secretary....................1 Reporter........................1 Glee Club..........................3 Mixed Chorus.......................1 Band...............................4 President....................... F. H. A. ..........................4 President.......................1 Secretary.......................1 Yearbook Staff.....................4 Editor..........................1 Activities Editor...............J Newspaper Stuff....................4 8 ROSE MOZEE F. H. A...........................4 Treasurer......................1 Glee Club.........................4 Mixed Chorus......................2 Basketball........................1 Newspaper Staff...................1 ED HOLLENBECK F. F. A. .........................4 Sentinel.......................i Ass't Secretary................1 Ass’t Treasurer................1 W. C. Hampshire Swine Breeders Ass'n 1 Glee Club.........................4 Mixed Chorus......................2 Band..............................3 9 DALE HALLER F. r. A...........................4 Reporter.......................2 W. C. Hampshire Swine Breeders Ass’n.................2 Secretary-Treasurer............1 Glee Club.........................3 Mixed Chorus......................2 Band .............................2 Newspaper Staff...................2 Basketball........................3 Baseball........................ .2 MIKE BYRD F. F A............................4 Glee Club.........................1 Mixed Chorus......................1 DEAN WYATT F. F. A...........................4 Vice-President.................1 Glee Clulx........................1 Newspaper Staff...................1 ELMER VAHLE F. F. A..........................4 Chaplain......................2 Newspaper Staff..................1 W. C. Hampshire Swine Breeders Ass'n................2 lO Senior Class Will We, the Seniors of 1959, 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, Mike Byrd, will my ability to get along with the opposite sex to Ronnie Kidwell. I, Dale Haller, will my ability to drive without a license for two years and not being arrested for it to Larry Kirk. I, Ed Hollenbeck, being of sound mind, do hereby will all my old worn out tires and empty oil cans to Spencer Dwiggins. May he use them for a worthy cause. I, Jack Lee, leave my knowledge of what to buy in the used car line to all the boys of W.C.H.S. If it is used as I used it, there will either be no boys or no cars at school in a short time. I, Kenny Marten, leave my thrifty ways to Edward Stuermann and Ted Nadler------ there should be enough for both of them. I, Bill Moffat, being the best looking, most talented, neatest, and most obedient member of the senior class ceel that Craig Pailer is the one most likely to fol- low in my footsteps. To him I leave these qualities. I, Rose Mozee, hereby will my typing skill to Weldon Ball, although he doesn't need it. I, also, will my Home Economics skill to Brenda Luckett and my gym shorts to Ida Woolfolk. Lasf, but not least, I will my feminine ways with boys to Melba Owens. May she profit by it, as I have. I, Ronnie Nieburg, leave to---------well,---------on second thought, I believe I'll just leave. I, Arlene Paul, leave my part interest in Louie to my sister. Opal,---we must keep him in the family. I, Ray Phegley, will all of my girl catching techniques to Victor Brockfeld who has not, as yet, caught any girls. May he get more than I did. I, Fuzzy Shortal,—the late Fuzzy Shortal—leave my belt loops to Jerry Taylor. I have used them very little and trust he will treat them gently. I, also, will my beautiful, clean gym shorts and my '54 Mercury to Edward Stuerman and my grandma's German Bible to Miss Myers. I, Bill Stegmann, being of questionably sound mind, do hereby will my ditch jumping car to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, Ann Strathman, leave my alarm clock (set so that I can make a late and spec- tacular appearance at school) to the Poole sisters-----in the belief that their appearance may be later and more spectacular than mine. I, Sandy Tate, will my official position as General Office Flunkey and all a- round handy man to Jim Vogt. With his ability in typing, the first part should be easy and as he's usually All Around the last should be right up his alley. I, Barbara Tomek, leave to my little sister, Betty, all the Thursday, the 12th's, and Friday, the 13th's. She has lived through me this year and should know what not to do or, at least, what not to get caught doing. I, Elmer Yahle, do will and bequeath o Gerald Schindler my place as state far- mer candidate—it's a good way to get out of othe classes. I, Dean Wyatt, being ot unsound mind or character, as of now not being intox- icated, will anything I have that anyone wants to whoever has less of it than I have. Senior Prophecy The year is 1970 and the place is alumni banquet of the W. C. H. S. graduates- The distinguished looking VI. C. arose and in an eloquent manner suggestive of Stephen Douglas or William Jennings Bryan, opened the program part of the festivities. It was quite a surprise when we realized it was our old classmate, MIKE BYRD, now super- intendent of W. C. H. S. You remember he was quite a buddy of Mr. Small's when he was in school. Mike was especially flowery in the introductions of the members of his class of 1959— all of whom were present except one. The first one to be introduced was DENIS SHORTAL- Fuzzy. He was the first to arrive--quite a switch from the old days. Fuzzy is now a tester for an alarm clock com- pany and takes his work very seriously. Next came ROSE MOZEE. Rose is now head of the Department of Home Economic! at Lincoln University in Jefferson City. She was married to George Johnson who was acting as representative from this district. DALE HALLER was next in line. Dale had a really unusual type business—he oper- ated a used used car lot— and did a thriving business—even had to use his old trigo- nometry book to figure his Outgo Tax. This Outgo Tax was a new one to be imposed on the people. It was the brainchild of BARBARA TOMEK, who had inaugurated it after she had her own car and had to pay for any and all flats, etc. She spent her first few months out of high school with Elaine, Ann, and Bill completing their eighth hours. They had compiled a record number of them. In fact, the record still holds. ELAINE WELGE had married Murrill and they lived six months in Springfield, Mo. and six months in Nashville, Tenn. and every night could be found in front seats at either Ozark Opry or Grand Old Opera. BILL MOFFATT was still a bachelor—you remember he always did have trouble with his g. f. s. However the shoe was on the other foot now—when they began to show serious intentions he went on to greener pastures. Bill was driving a long, low convertible and had a couple of foreign jobs at home—a pent house apartment in New York where he had an ultra-swank haberdashery and was his own best ad—quite diff- erent from the beltless, sagging pants, of early days. ANN STRATHMAN was head Mistress at an exclusive girls' finishing school and was well qualified for this job having personal knowledge of the problems confronting teen age girls and her punishments were so severe that no one dared be a second offender. EDDIE HOLLENBECK was next on the list of alumni who were present. He is still courting Mary Sue—trying to get on the good side of her parents—you know Eddie is a little on the slow side about settling down but we think that by the time of our 1980 meeting he should have popped the question. DEAN WYATT looked quite dignified in his uniform of Rear Admiral in the U. S. Navy—(I hope I have the title right and the Admiral is a part of his title. ) ARLENE PAUL is a high fashion model in New York—has been a Powers girl for several years and lives in an apartment overlooking Central Park. She and Bill see each other quite often. ELMER VAHLE turned out just as we all expected. He became one of the out- standing farmers of the state and is in line to become Secretary of Agriculture when- ever his political party gets in office again. RAYMOND PHEGLEY has quite a reputation in certain circles—and also has a thriving business as a guide through Tuque where he goes by the title of Coon Hunter DeLuxe. BILL STEGMANN had become a star performer in the Metropolitan Opera where he sings the part of the Duke in Rigoletto where he sits in the tavern singing of all his lady friends. The same old Bill of Senior days. KENNY MARTEN was his manager, accompanist, valet, chauffeur, and the keeper of both their little black books — and the names and telephone numbers they had collected looked like Who's who among the Varga Girls. SANDY TATE was certainly a great surprise. She is still Sandy Tate. She decided that married life would be too much of a sameness. She has a taxi service that keeps her quite busy—she said she remembered that during high school days someone was always looking for transportation someplace--so she had a taxi stand west of the school and was doing very well. RONNIE NIEBURG had really gone to town in a big way. He had inherited the Mortu- ary business from his father and had studied both medicine and law and was an ambul- ance chaser who could take care of any emergency. He spent his spare time counting his money and was known generally as Scrooge Nieburg. The only one not present was JACK LEE. He was the first man to volunteer from the Air Force for a trip to the moon—something happened and the missile didn't return to earth—so Jack is still out there orbiting around the moon. Instead of lovesick teen- agers looking at the man in the moon they sigh softly and say There goes Jack in the Moon's moon. Juniors MR. DuPERRETT Sponsor JIM VOGT SANDY VESSELS President Vice-President Reporter 16 CAROL LINNENBRINGER DARLENE FINE RICHARD PHEGLEY CHARLES KRAFT SPENCER DWIGGINS Si VIRGINIA PULLIAM DON EVERS MEYER 17 Sophomores MR. HEUSI Sponsor ROSALIND HARMS Vice-President ROGER BRINKMAN President BETTY TOMEK Secretary-Treasurer MARY SUE HELD Reporter RONNIE AVERY CHARLOTTE BOO HER Student Council Student Council 1 8 BRENDA DIXON RONNIE KIDWELL OPAL PAUL CLINTON BROWN SUSIE HAMILTON LARRY KIRK MELBA OWENS JULIUS MOZEE IDA JEAN WOOLFOLK 19 DONNA TWIEHAUS BETTY DILLON EDWARD STUERMANN JIM BURRIS STANLEY FAIRCHILD MARY ANN STAMER RONALD PAUK THEODORE NADLER VALERIE LEYKAMP VICTOR BROCKFELD MELVAJ. EVERS MEYER BILLY MUENZ VELMA VAHLE LONNIE HENRY CAROL SUE GOVORO RICHARD SCHINDLER Freshmen MR. BURRIS Sponsor JOYCE HARR President DOUGLAS GERDEMAN Vice-President 22 BILLY BOCKHORST Treasurer DICK FAIRCHILD Student Council CAROLYN POOLE Student Council LOYE WYATT MARIANNE HALLER MYRON JOHANN PETER ALICE COPELAND WALTER MOZEE MARGARET GERDEMAN 23 ROGER LYNN ELAINE LANVERMEIER RONALD GRUENEFELD MARY KNISLEY LARRY HENDERSON SONNY BUCHANAN DONNA POOLE MARVIN HENKE JERRY GOOD KAREN KRISTOFFERSON JOHN WILLIAMS ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: Eighth Grade Phil Hunt, Richard Fine, Betty Bote, Judy Null, Linda Rudd, Wilfred Ostman, Mike Pope, Sid Buchanan. Judy Burns, Virginia McCoy, Bobble Summerlin, Betty Nadler, Irma Abrolat, Cecilia Smiley, Carol Byrd, Charles Mozee, Charles Gibson. Martha Brinkman, Margie Gibson, Kenneth Webbink, Pearl Owens, Mr. Mills, Eddie Ockel, Dennis Brakensiek, Bill Wood, George Kraft. ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: ROW FIVE: Seventh Grade Johnny Kraft. Raymond Boehmer, Johnny Prior, Marvin Wo d, Leroy Mikus, Carl Held, Sari Mozzano, Buddy Leykamp, Rickie Tremblay, Terry Weiss. Wilma Ruth France, Hugh Woolfolk,Melvin Ellis, Anna Lee Jungermann, Barbara Brinkman, Marilyn Schindler, Patsy Moffat. Mary Helen Sydnor, Kay Schmidt, Sandy Stamer, Mary Margaret Canter, Diane Welge, Rosalie Phegley, Avis Blank, Marjorie Mygatt. Charlie Ogden, Harry Prior, Ronald Ramey, Rosie France, Hazel Bishop, Judy Mozee, Melvin Alberternst. Weber Gaskin, Richard Kreuger, Ralph Harrington,Mrs. Hasekamp, Allen Sontag. 25 Sixth Grade ROW ONE: Jimmy Reeds, Francis Samel, Ted Krygiel, Billy Klatt, Gary Kirk, Jack Hurt, Kerry Kldwell, Paul Martin. ROW TWO: Faye Stonebarger, Virginia Copeland, Janice Furness, Gloria Helvey, Carolyn Schindler, Phyllis Cox, Ann Kreuger, Bert Brown, Grace Herbel. ROW THREE: Mrs. Garnett, Ross Vogt, Ann Lanvermeler, Janls Hagelman, Vivian Johannpeter, Wesley Jaspering, Larry Haller, Herbert Fine, Ronald Poole, Gary Frledeck, Gary Llnnenbringer, Billy McCoy. ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: Fifth Grade Patsy Dillon, Judy Krygiel, Becky Harrington, Norman Canter Bill Reeds. Sharon Brakenslek, Kitty Tate, Cheryl Bote, Jimmy Furness. Gary Gerdeman, Dianna Martin, Daniel Fleming, Andy Fuzzell, Darlene Kirk, Linda Byrd, Terry Haller, Steve Lee, Kenny Hunt, Kenneth Leesman, Tommy Dixon. Alice Oney, Ronnie Govoro, Dicky Ostman, Gloria Rose, Leonard Pauk. William Johnson, Larry Paul, Michael West West, Gary Allen. Ronnie Smith, Mrs. Boothby, Patricia Summerlin, Larry Twiehaus, Billy Llnnenbringer, David Burgan. 26 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: Fourth Grade Mary Ellen Hamilton, Evelyn Schindler, Diane Schmidt, Donnie Muskopf, Carolyn Bishop, Linda Stevenson, Ear. Jungerman, Roy Dillon. Raymond Barber, Dicky Jasperlng, Dianna Rose, Ellen Small, Linda Bote, Michael Ostman, Herbert Furness, Richard Fleming, Leslie Burris, Richard Cox. Miss Thoroughman, Gregory Nieman, John Poole, Larry Marten, David Gerdeman, Timmy Cappel, Steven Oberlag. Third Grade ROW ONE; Nancy Helvey, Glenn Nierman, Kent Beckmeyer, Brenda Brown, Mary Sue Bote, Roger Kirk, Karen Gaffney, Joey Krygiel, Linda Lee. ROW TWO: Miss Schroer, Richard Held, Dennis Ray Schmitt, Susan Gerdeman, Ivan Paul, Darla Schmidt, Linda Jo Gaskin, Patrick Pope, Bobby Phegley. ROW THREE: Charles Gresham, Chris Small, Imogene Welge, Charles Williams, Kay Barnes, Robert Wright, Dennis Burns, Larry FriedecK. 27 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: Second Grade Carolyn Webbink, Mary Ann Phegley, Tommy Davis, Ronald Martin, Steven Henley, Sue Leesmann, Rose Ann Mygatt, Antoinette Hood, Patrick Fleming, Nola Mae Held. Helen Eckhoff, David Lynn Schindler, Kurt Beckmeyer, Sharon Sue Ostman, Gladys Herbel, Roger Lee Cox, Kevin Ogden, Delmer LaPlant, Robert Martin, Karen Sue Burris, Jacqueline O'Neal. Mrs. Witthaus, Jeanette Groeper, Deborah Johnson, Linda Bruning, Karen Bruning, Jack Groeper, David Schmidt, David Rose, Donna Wescott, First Grade ROW ONE: David Dyer, Ann Moeller, Danny Busekrus, Leslie Ziegler, David Harrison, Steven Vogt, Gail Henley, Patsy Earnheart, Donnie Martin, Darlene Cox, Diane Muskopf. ROW TWO: Cynthia Williams, Patty Lorber, Steven Miller, Jo Ann Smith, Rickie Lancaster, Janette Schmidt, Kathleen Nadler, Allen Pauk, Randy Sheller. ROW THREE: Steven Ray Barnes, Donna Kirk, Caryn Schmidt, Jimmy Schreckengast, Debra Mlttler, David Eversmeyer, Terry Brown, Bobby Bote. 28 ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: Primary Peggy Gibson, Johnny Gerdeman, Deloris barnes, Bobby McGee, Lynn Fuzzell, Russell Furness. Jackie Fuzzell, Susie Friedeck, Donnie Ray Smith, Evelyn Copeland, William Burns. Roger McGee, Jimmy Rudd, Danny Burns, Jim Jaspering, Bruce Groeper, Marsha Wethlngton, Donna West, Sally Kauble, George Eckhoff, Miss Holland. 29 Student Council SEATED; Carolyn Poole, Charlotte Booher, Marilyn Boehmer, Ann S rathman STANDING: Ron Avery, Mr. Small, Dick Faircnild, Bill Moffat, Bonnie Cox. Newspaper Stati SEATED: Karen Kristofferson, Bonnie Cox, Marilyn Boehmer, Mary Sue Held, Mildred Henke, Barbara Tomek, Sandy Vessels, Rose Mozee. STANDING: Melba Klausmeier, Arlene Paul, Ann Strathman, Elaine Welge, Betty Tomek, Rosalind Harms, Mary Ann Stamer, Ronnie Nieburg, Jim Vogt, Elmer Vahle, Dale Haller, Don Eversmeyer, Myron Johannpeter, Sandy Tate, Miss Myers. ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: Girls' Glee Club Mary Knlsley, Ida Woolfolk, Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Marilyn Boehmer, Mildred Henke, Bonnie Cox, Valerie Leykamp, Karen Kristof -rson, Carol Linnenbringer. Brenda Dixon, Alice Copeland, Melba Owens, Sue Govoro, Sandy Tate, Melba Klausmeier, Margaret Gerdeman, Darlene Fine, Donna Poole, Marianne Haller. Viva Martin, Rose Mozee, Velma Vahle, Donna Twlehaus, Carroll Phegley, Mary Sue Held Elaine Welge, Ann Strathman, Arlene Paul, Barbara Tomek, Opal Paul. Joyce Harr, Carolyn Poole, Jo Pope, Susie Hamilton, Charlotte Booher, Betty Dillon, Mary Anr Stamer, Rosalind Harms, Sandy Vessels, Brenda Luckett, Elaine Lanvermeier, Mr. DuPerrett. Yearbook Stall SEATED: Marilyn Boehmer, Can-oll Phegley, Sue Govoro, Sandy Tate, Viva Martin. STANDING: Bill Stegmann, Denis Shortal, Jim Vogt, Dick Farichild, Weldon Ball, Stan Fairchild, Barbara Tomek, Miss Myers 32 Band DRUM MAJOR: Mary Ann Stamer. RANK ONE: Don Eversmeyer, Billy Wood, Larry Henderson, Glen Gaskin. RANK TWO: Ronnie Avery, Douglas Gerdeman, Billy Bockhorst, Ann Jungerman. RANK THREE: Ross Vogt, Kerry Kldwell, Allen Sontag, Leroy Mikus. RANK FOUR: Faye Stonebarger, Mary Canter, Virginia Copeland, Dale Haller. RANK FIVE: Valerie Leykamp, Ronnie Nieburg, Marvin Wood, Ann Stratnman. RANK SIX: Betty Tomek, Roger Brinkman, Herbert Fine, Sandy Tate. RANK SEVEN: Carroll Phegley, Phyllis Cox, Terry Weiss. Ray Boehmer. RANK EIGHT: Virginia McCoy, Janis Hagelman, Diane Welge, Ted Krygiel. RANK NINE: Buddy Leykamp, Richard Phegley, Dennis Brakensiek, Michael Pope. Beginners Band ROW ONE: Billy Klatt, Buzzy Allen, Kitty Tate, Kenneth Lees man, Kay Schmidt. ROW TWO: Judy Krygiel, Cheryl Bote, Sharon Brakensiek, Larry Twlehaus, Michael W6st, Diana Martin, Becky Harrington, Norman Canter. ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: F.F.A. Elmer Vahle, Ronnie Kldwell, Dean Wyatt, Ray Phegley, Gerald Schindler, Denis Shortal, Dale Haller. Mr. Burris, Richard Phegley, Bill Stegmann, Eddie Hollenbeck, Charlotte Booher, Richard Schlnuler, Victor Brockfeld, Edward Stuermann. Ronald Pauk, Teddy Nadler, Billy Muenz, Fred Gerdeman. Larry Kirk, Mike Byrd, Clinton Brown, Jerry Taylor, Loye Wyatt, Roger Lynn. Boys Glee Club ROW ONE: Richard Phegley, Don Eversmeyer, Bill Stegmann, Gerald Schindler, Richard Schindler, Dale Haller, Sonny Buchanan. ROW TWO: Ronald Pauk, Ronnie Kldwell, Bob Schofield, Jim Vogt, Victor Brockfeld, Eddie Hollenbeck, Dick Fairchild. ROW THREE: Ronald Gruenefeld, Denis Shortal, Billy Muenz, Walter Mozee, Julius Mozee, Weldon Ball, Marvin Henke. ROW FOUR: Doug Gerdeman, Jim Burris, Stan Fairchild, Ron Avery, Roger Brinkman, Frea Gerdeman, Teddy Nadler, Bill Bockhorst, Lonnie Henry, Mr. DuPerrett. ROW ONE: ROW TWO: ROW THREE ROW FOUR: F.H.A. Mildred Henke, Mary Ann Stamer. Rosalind Harms, Charlotte Booher, Marilyn Boehmer, Melba Klausmeier, Rose Mozee, Mary Sue Heid, Sue Govoro. Carol Linnenbringer, Darlene Fine, Betty Dillon, Bonnie Cox, Opal Paul, Donna Twlehaus Velma Vahle, Meloa Owens, Brenda Luckett, Mrs. Walker. Betty Tomek, Ann Strathman, Barbara Tomek, Elaine Welge, Brenda Dixon, Viva Martin, Arlene Paul, Mary Knisley, Carroll Phegley, Alice Copeland, Melva Eversmeyer, Ida Jean Wooliolk. Elaine Lanvermeier. Valeria Leykamp, Sandy Vessels, Carol Poole, Karen Kristofferson, Marianne Haller, Joyce Harr. 35 B Boys' Basketball Team ROW ONE: Larry Kirk, Sonny Buchanan, Richard Schindler. ROW TWO: Ronnie Kidwell, Gerald Schindler. Bill Bockhorst, Coach Mills, Roger Brinkman, Stan Fairchild, Doug Gerdeman. Cheerleaders Carol Phegley, Carolyn Poole, Ann Strathman, Rosalind Harms, Sandy Vessels, Johanna Pope. 37 Girls' Basketball Team ROW ONE: Mary Ann Stamer, Barbara Tomek, Betty Tomek. ROW TWO: Coach Mills, Brenda Luckett, Melba Klausmeier, Sus Booher. Donna Pooie, Carol Linnenbrlnger, Valerie Leykamp, Melba Ownes, Karen Kristofferson, Mary Knisley, Mr. Small. Won 8, Lost 2 Name Games FG FT _FTA II TP AVG. Tomek, Barb 10 117 33 67 18 267 26.7 Tomek, Betty 10 56 32 61 12 144 14.4 Stamer, Mary 10 17 2 17 18 36 3.6 Knisley, Mary 2 0 0 0 0 0 .0 Linnenbringer, Carol 2 0 0 0 0 0 .0 Totals 10 190 67 145 48 447 44.7 38 MARY ANN STAMER, F. BARBARA TOMEK, F. SUG BOOHER, G. BETTY TOMEK, F. BRENDA LUCKETT, G. CAROL LINNENBRINGER, F. VALERIE LEYKAMP, G. MARY KNISLEY, F. KAREN KRISTOFFERSON, F. DONNA POOLE, G. 39 A Boys' Basketball Team ROW ONE: Dale Haller, Ron Nieburg, Ron Avery. ROW TWO: Stan Fairchild, Denis Shortal, Weldon Ball, Coach Mills, Ken Marten, Jack Lee, Bill Moffat. Won 5, Lost 14 Name Games FG FT FTA PF TP.- AVG. Ball, Weldon 19 87 73 123 51 247 13.0 Lee, lack 6 0 6 9 3 6 1.0 Avery, Ron 18 31 10 20 29 72 4.0 Fairchild, Stan 3 2 2 2 1 6 2.0 Shortal, Fuzzy 15 24 13 24 50 61 4.0 Marten, Ken 19 49 22 46 46 120 6.3 Bockhorst, Bill 2 0 0 0 0 0 .0 Nieburg, Ron 18 112 58 82 42 282 15.7 Haller, Dale 19 2 2 7 15 6 .3 Moffat, Bill 19 66 21 52 44 153 8.0 Schindler, Rich 2 0 0 0 0 0 .0 Gerdemann, Doug 2 0 0 0 0 0 .0 Totals 19 373 20 365 281 953 50.1 40 RONNIE NIEBURG, G. KENNY MARTEN, C ■ ■ DALE HALLER, G. BILL MOFFAT, G. DENIS SHORTAL, F. STAN FAIRCHILD, F. RONNIE AVERY, F. JACK LEE, C. 41 MIXED UP! WHERE'S LOUIE? ? FOUL ON 15! BOOM!! HOW 'BOUT A CHEER? THEN CHA CHA CHA « r n NOW WANNA FIGHT? HOW ABOUT A PICK-UP? THE K-TONES 43 SHORT STUFF THE LINE UP HOLD THAT TIGER! REAL COOL! DIG ME! DUH! DON’T GO NEAR THE WATER CRAZY LEGS 44 CIRCUS MAN 45 COMPLIMENTS OF BUENEMAN'S HARDWARE WALLHIDE PITTSBURGH 47 WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI Compliments of Rite Cut Sole Corp. 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