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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1961 volume:

WRIGHT CITY HIGH SCHOOL Wright City, Missouri 3L £cko Mary Sue Held, Editor The 1961 ECHO is respectfully dedicated to one who has meant much to the students and faculty of the Wright City Schools. In her duties as elementary principal and Junior High School instructor, she displays the qualities of an outstanding teacher—sympathy, understanding, friendliness, helpfulness, energy, a firm belief in a sound education for all, and a genuine concern for the welfare and progress of each student. With sincere appreciation for her efforts on behalf of our school, we dedicate this 3 annual to Mrs. Ellouise Hasekamp. F. C. SMALL Superintendent DELLA MAY WALKER Home Economics JERRY WEBB English JACQUELINE NORTHCUTT Music BILL SMITH Physical Education ANN STAMER Mathematics WILBERT AMOS Vo. Agriculture VALENE MYERS Business RALPH ROWE Industrial Arts IRIS SCHAPER Secretary BERT ELMORE Science BERT ELMORE Sponsor MARY SUE HELD Class President............................4 Reporter.............................1,2,3 F.H.A...............................1,2,3,4 President................................4 Vice-President Parliamentarian Junior Play . . . Yearbook Staff...........................3,4 Editor...................................4 Newspaper Staff............................4 Planned Progress...........................1 Betty Crocker Homemaking Award.............4 JIM BURRIS Class Vice-President........................4 Student Council............................ 1 Junior Play.................................3 Yearbook Staff............................3,4 Basketball..................................4 MELVA JEAN EVERSMEYER Class Secretary.............................4 F.H.A................................1,2,3,4 Secretary..................................4 Historian..................................3 Regional Historian.........................3 Junior Play.................................3 Band....................................1,3,4 President..................................4 Secretary..................................3 Newspaper Staff.............................4 Editor.....................................4 School Reporter.............................3 Planned Progress, Secretary.................1 CO u VAL LEYKAMP Class Treasurer............................4 F.H.A...............................1,2,3,4 Historian................................4 Yearbook Staff...........................3,4 Newspaper Staff............................4 Junior Play, Student Director..............3 Band...................................1,2,3 Basketball.............................1,2,4 Planned Progress...........................l ROSALIND HARMS Student Council.......................1,3,4 Secretary........................... 1,4 Class President...........................2 F.H.A...............................1,2,3,4 Game Leader.............................2 Song Leader.............................1 Cheerleader.........................1,2,3,4 Captain...............................3,4 Barnwarming Queen.........................3 Newspaper Staff...........................4 Planned Progress Committee Chairman . . . 1 BETTY TOMEK Class Reporter...................... Secretary ........................ Treasurer......................... Vice-President.................... F.H.A............................... Basketball.......................... Yearbook Staff...................... Newspaper Staff..................... Band................................ Junior Play......................... Planned Progress Committee Chairman Echo Queen ........................ ROGER BRINKMANN Student Council.............................4 Class Vice-President........................2 President.................................3 Basketball..........................1,2,3,4 Baseball..............................1,4 Band................................1,2,3,4 Junior Play.................................3 4 . . 2,3 . . 2,3 . . . 1 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 . . 3,4 . . . 4 . 1,2,3 . . . 3 . . . 1 . . . 4 8 s LARRY PETERSON Junior Play..................................3 Baseball..................................3,4 Yearbook Staff............................3,4 Student Body President.......................4 Granite City High.........................1,2 SUZI HAMILTON F.H.A...............................2,3,4 Game Leader............................3 Cheerleader.........................2,3,4 Junior Play..............................3 Newspaper Staff..........................4 Parkway High.............................1 BETTY DILLON F.H.A........... Game Leader . Treasurer . . . Newspaper Staff Junior Play . . . Cheerleader. . . Secretary . . . Majorette . . . Planned Progress 3.4 3.4 , 4 3 1 2 1,2,3,4 . . . 1 ... 4 ... 4 ... 3 . . 3,4 ... 4 . . 1,2 . . . 1 9 1.2.3.4 ... 2 ... 3 1.2.3.4 ... 4 . . . 1 ... 3 RON AVERY Basketball . . . Baseball .... Class President Vice-President Student Council Junior Play . . . Band........... Echo Attendant. Planned Progress i CHARLOTTE BOOHER F.H.A..............................1,2,3,4 Song Leader..............................2 Basketball.........................1,2,3, 4 Barnwarming Queen..........................2 Junior Play.................................3 Echo Attendant.........................1,3,4 Planned Progress...........................1 io 1,2,3,4 1,2,4 . . . 1 1,2,3 . 1,4 . . 1 WWW OPAL PAUL F.H.A............................1,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff...........................4 Basketball.............................. 4 Planned Progress..........................1 BRENDA DIXON F.H.A............................1,2,3,4 Junior Play...............................3 Newspaper Staff...........................4 Cheerleader.............................3,4 FREDERICK GERDEMAN F.F.A..............................1,2,3,4 Conductor............................3,4 DONNA TWIEHAUS F.H.A.............................1,2,3,4 Song Leader.............................3 Newspaper Staff..........................4 Planned Progress.........................1 DAVID BOOS Francis Howell.............................1 Ritenour High..............................2 EDWARD STUERMANN F.F.A..........................1 2,3,4 Chaplain..........................3,4 . i £ FRANCIS HUNN F.F.A..................................3,4 Reporter................................4 Troy High..............................1,2 3 VELMA VAHLE F H«A............................1,2,3,4 Planned Progress.......................... 13 BILL HARTWIG MELBA OWENS Senior CL33 Witt We, the Seniors of 1961, being in our usual state of mind, and disposed to rid ourselves of certain worldly possessions and abilities (or disabilities), do hereby make public this solemn document which we proclaim and aver to be our Last Will and Testament: To the Juniors, we leave our clever money-making schemes, we won't be needing them any longer. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to roam the halls without getting caught. To the Freshmen, we leave our quiet ways and intelligence so they may uphold the dignity of the Seniors of '61. Individually we do will and bequeath the following: I, Ron Avery, will my black convertable to Doug Gerdeman so he will have a car that runs. I, Charlotte Booher, will to everyone, everything except—Ron Avery, To Be Sure. I, David Boos, will my ability for teasing W.C.H.S. girls to Kenneth Webbink. I, Roger Brinkman, will my ability to get along with the coach without a cross word ever. I, Jim Burris, leave to all future bookkeeping students my superior ability to comprehend bookkeeping, on second thought I think I'll just leave. I wouldn't want to wish that on anyone. I, Betty Dillon, will my cheerleading outfit to Mrs. Walker. (?) I, Brenda Dixon, will my ability to educate the underclassmen to Marianne Haller. I, Melva Jean Eversmeyer, will four of the best years of my life to all W.C.H.S, students who honor the name of Wright City High. I, Fred Gerdeman, will my worn out, unused books to Sandy Stamer. May she get more from them than I have. I, Sue Govoro, will my will to make wills to anyone more willing. I, Suzi Hamilton, will my shorthand book to Linda Rudd who I hope can read and write it without taking aspirins. I, Rosalind Harms, will my ability to argue with Mr. Small to Sheila Vessels since all the Harms' are out of high and have done such a good job. I, Bill Hartwig, will my truck to the junk yard—the way I drive it, it will be ready any day now. I, Mary Sue Held, will my seat in Chemistry to anyone who wants to get two credits from one course - Chemistry and Greek. I, Lonnie Henry, will my ability to stay out of ditches on certain nights to Bill Bockhorst. I, Francis Hunn, will my good luck to any boy who waits until he is a Senior to go steady. I, Dan Lewis, will my jump shot to Raymond Boehmer. I, Val Leykamp, leave to Patsy Moffat all my old basting threads, may she have better luck than I did. I, Bill Muenz, will my freckles and freckle cream to Buddy Leykamp. I, Julius Mozee, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Eddie Ockel. I, Ronald Pauk, will my ability with girls to Ronnie Gruenefeld. I, Opal Paul, will my ability to plow all day and still go out at night to Diane Welge I, Larry Peterson, will my good looks to all wolves. I, Richard Schindler, will my inability to get along with girls to any poor square. I, Roland Schoenebeck, will my ability to make more mistakes than words in typing to my brother, Roy. I, Edward Stuerman, will nothing for I am taking it with me. I, Betty Tomek, will my ability to cooperate and please Mr. Webb to anyone who wants or needs it. Dear Diary: Last week I saw a notice that the class of '61 would have its tenth year reunion. I attended it today and learned what everyone was doing and, surprisingly, all were doing something. Francis Hunn is manufacturer of a candy bar with the trade name, Honey Boat, 3 combination of his name and his wife's maiden name. Bote. Lonnie Henry works for him as official taster. If you remember, chewing was almost the only exercise that Lonnie took during school so this is right up his alley. Brenda Dixon saved enough while she worked at Big Boys to buy the place. She has added a Gourmet Room where she serves Bees Knees, Ant Ankles, and Dew Drips. Billy Muenz is M.C. on the new Good Morning show on KWRE-TV starting at midnight. Two of his featured regulars are Donna Twiehaus and Meiva Jean Eversmeyer, specialists in vocal arrangements of all types from Hillibility and Rock Roll all the way up to Grand Opera. They feel that as entertainers they must be temperamental (mostly temper) so they are both single. Julius Mozee has been appointed head of the Internal Revenue Department. He got his basic training for this in Bookkeeping and Terminal Math. The income taxes have received his special attention and woe unto anyone who doesn't pay his fair share. Opal Paul was there in her bare feet, banging out Wabash Cannon Ball on her guitar after a hard day's plowing. Richard Schindler has just been elected Vice-President. He was always quite a politician in high school, you remember. Sug Booher is a nurse at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, working with the famous pediatrician, Dr. Fred Gerdeman. She told us that her old boyfriend, Ron Avery, sent his regards. He is convalescing in the hospital. It seems he lost an eye lash and became so upset that he ran his fingers through his hair and disarranged his curls. This double tragedy caused him to lose his temper, kick a brick and break a toenail. Betty Dillon is a private nurse at Barnes Hospital caring for Fuzzy Shortal after a serious auto accident. Her many duties include feeding him his meals. From what I remember from my high school days, all I can say is, I hope she doesn't choke him. James Burris has continued his study of science and will depart for Mars soon and hopes traffic conditions there won't give him as much trouble as here on earth. Among those who have changed most is Val Leykamp. Her taste for tall men with long cars has entirely disappeared. She has just toured France in a new Renault pur- chased there. She was also able to acquire a title with the car. He is said to be small and short in the way of Frenchmen and fits the car perfectly. David Boos operates a taxi service using the Boos Buggy, his patented auto, which automatically makes left hand turns while the driver sleeps. Roz Harms has continued her study of hula dancing and is currently seen as an entertainer on the TV show, Hawaiian Eye. I remember she gave her first hula performance in her Sophomore year at W.C.H.S. Roger Brinkmann is Editor of Mad Comics. He has also been asked to take over True Confessions. Mary Sue Held now operates a mink farm on the old homestead south of town and she believes in the modern trend of Do-It-Yourself-With-Mink. She has a neat sign up on the road like this: |kj|ary Oue eld |Y|ink olc ||ere Betty Tomek and Dan Lewis are now raising pumpkins. They find it cheaper that way and they don't lose so many shoes. In his spare time, Dan redecorates the school building. You know they both were so crazy about the place. Suzi Hamilton recently starred in the Broadway hit, Kiss Me Deadly, My Tonsils Itch. Roland Schoenebeck has made his mark in Wright City and the world by raising people-calling hogs. These hogs are the only ones in the world that will call people. Larry Peterson now manages a charm school for men from which the following slogans have become well known, Pete's Principles of Popularity Puts Pay In The Pocket and Pete's Popularity Program Puts People On The Payroll. Mary Sue Held does his book- keeping, a habit acquired during their school days at W.C.H.S. Bill Hartwig and Edward Stuerman own a truck line that operates between South Troy and Tuque. They wave at Mary Sue every day and often stop and listen to Roland’s hogs and Opal's guitar. Velma Vahle has a face lifting business in California. Her motto is, Are you feeling low? Come in and we'll give you a lift. Carol Sue Govoro has become famous as a hair stylist. She has made popular the African hairdo—worn with a bone on top. Ronald Pauk is now head of the agriculture experimental station at Missouri University and is at the present time experimenting with popcorn. He is trying to develop a strain of popcorn that never refuses to pop so the F.F.A. Boys at W.C. H.S. may never have unpopped popcorn to sell at the basketball games. Well, Dear Diary, it has been a long, hard day so I will close your cover until tomorrow. Tincte iyiCLcU MARIANNE HALLER JERRY GOOD RONALD GRUENEFELD MARY KNISLEY Student Council MARVIN HENKE TOM JONES Reporter WALTER MOZEE BILL BOCKHORST MARGARET GERDEMAN DICK FOWLER Student Council JUDY BURNS KENNETH WEBBINK IRMA ABROLAT ROY SCHOENEBECK GEORGE KRAFT EDDIE OCKEL om ores MR. SMITH WILFRED OSTMANN BOBBIE Sponsor President SUMMERLIN Vice-President PEARL OWENS DENNIS BRAKENSIEK CHARLES MOZEE DELORES MESSERLY WILLIAM WOOD MARTHA BRINKMANN VIRGINIA McCOY Sec.-Treas. LINDA RUDD Reporter BETTY LOU BOTE Student Council PHILIP HUNT Student Council BELLE SCHAMMA RICHARD KREUGER Treasurer WEBER GASKIN SHEILA VESSELS Secretary RICKIE FOWLER MARILYN SCHINDLER Student Council DALE BAHR HARRY PRIOR Student Council DIANE WELGE KAY SCHMIDT Reporter m en MR. AMOS Sponsor JOHN PRIOR President RAY BOEHMER Vice-President BETTY NADLER BARBARA BRINK MANN SANDY STAMER ROSALIE PHEGLEY MARVIN WOOD SHIRLEY HELVEY ANN JUNGERMANN PATSY MOFFAT SARL MOZZANO BUDDY LEYKAMP LEROY MIKUS MARJORIE MYGATT TERRY WEISS RICHARD TREMBLAY WILMA RUTH FRANCE RALPH HARRINGTON HUGH WOOLFOLK CARL HELD JUDY MOZEE MELVIN ELLIS WILEY ALLEN LORETTA SCHAEFER BARBARA HART WIG Eighth Cjradt ROW ONE: Billy Klatt, Jack Hurt, Terry House, Verlin Gibson, Jack Ridenour, Janice Furness, Ann Kreuger, Phyllis Cox, James Reeds. ROW TWO: Mrs. Northcutt, Betty Mozee, Jennifer Jones, Carolyn Ring, Carolyn Schindler, Faye Stonebarger, Gary Amos, Melvin Alberternest, Johnny Kraft, Paul Martin, Herbert Fine. ROW THREE: Hazel Bishop, Bonnie Strother, Rose France, Mary Sydnor, Billy McCoy, Willian Werner, Francis Samuel, Gary Linnenbringer, Wesley Jaspering, Florence Blanks. ROW FOUR: Janis Hagelmann, Kerry Robbins, Gloria Helvey, Carol Lewis, Vivian Johannpeter, Pamela King. unior J4igh S Seven ROW ONE: Andy Fuzzell, Kenneth Leesmann, Glenn Luckett, Sandra Korte, Geneva Helvey, Shirley Heidbrink, Diane Summerlin, Patsy Dillon, Phyllis Johannpeter, Kathleen Tate, Sharon Brakenseik. ROW TWO: Ralph Rowe, David Burgan, Bill Reeds, Richard Ostmann, Larry Paul, Randy Lashley, Larry Hartwig, Leonard Pauk, Diane Martin, Mary Bohlen. ROW THREE: Irvin Owens, Larry Haller, Kenny Hunt, Michael West, Billy Linnenbringer, Larry Twiehaus, Steve Lee, Tommy Dixon, Stanley King, Gary Friedeck, Gary Allen, Cheryl Bote. ROW FOUR: Theresa Sydnor, Connie Strother, Rosemary Alberternst, Roger Robinett, Ronnie Govoro, Grace Herbel, Alice Oney, Betty Wyatt, Mary Harrington, Gloria Rose. NOT PICTURED: James DuFor, James Furness. ixth ROW ONE: Diane Schimdt, Evelyn Schindler, Mary Ellen Hamilton, Roger Jones, Herbert Fine, Leslie Burris, Roy Dillon, Earl Jungerman, Larry Marten, ROW TWO: Mrs. Garnett, Linda Jaspering, Ellen Small, Dicky Jaspering, Greg Nieman, Patricia Shipley, Steven Oberlag, Michael Ostman, John Kohn. ROW THREE: Pamela Weiss, Dianne Rose, Linda Stevenson, Carolyn Bishop, Vicky Brink, Kenneth Cunningham, Terry Haller, Ivan Rose, David Gerdeman. JtflL ROW ONE: Glenn Nierman, Theresa Jones, Donna West, George Eckhoff, Sherry King, Rodger House, Dennis Schmidt, Robert Weight. ROW TWO. Karen Gaffney, Chris Small, Kent Beckmeyer, James Jaspering, Jerry Arnold, Bobby Phegley, Bruce Groeper, Linda Gaskin. ROW THREE: Charles Gresham, Glenda Amos, Mrs. Kays, Raymond Barber, Richard Held. NOT PICTURED: Ivan Paul. Jlftk Q,aJ ROW ONE: Susan Gerdeman, Fern Harrison, Sally Kauble, Imogene Welge, Lizabeth Scott, Darla Schmidt. ROW TWO: Linda Lee, Jacklyn Brink, Mary Sue Bote, Nancy Helvey, Danny Burns, Dennis Burns, Gary Lashley. ROW THREE: Joe Harrison, Ricky LaPlant, Ted Schamma, Russell Knepler, Larry Friedeck, Jimmy Rudd, Charles Williams. NOT PICTURED: Marsha Wethington and Miss Thoroughman. 3 ourlh CjraJi ROW ONE: David Schmidt, Roger Cox, Kenneth Petty, Nola Mae Held, Eddie Kohn, Mary Ann Phegley, Katherine Weitkamp, Larry King, David Schindler. ROW TWO: Louis Schaper, James Stum, Pamela Corcoran, Jackie Fuzzell, Carolyn Sue Leesman, Patricia Cummingham, Jeanette Groeper, Tommy Davis, Chris Lehmann, Mrs. Lohmann. ROW THREE: Gladys Herbel, Karen Bruning, Antoinette Hood, Carolyn Webbink, Kurt Beckmeyer, Ronald Martin, David Rose, Susie Friedeck, Donna Wescott. ROW FOUR: Helen Eckhoff, Pamela Estill, Karen Sue Burris, Jack Groeper, Sharon Ostmann, Rose Ann Mygatt, Jacquelin O'Neal, William Carter, William Burns. NOT PICTURED: Linda Bruning. Jhird Cjradi ROW ONE; Steven Henley, Betty Weitkamp, Archie Tucker, Bobby Bote, Billy Robbins, Patricia Warfel, David Harrison, Donnie Martin, Deborah House, Lynn Fuzzell, Randy Sheller, Ann Moeller. ROW TWO: Mrs. Amos, Peggy Gibson, Kathleen Nadler, Patty Lorber, Caryn Schmidt, Steven Vogt, Patsy Eamheart, Janette Schmidt, Johnny Gerdeman. ROW THREE: Jimmy Schreckengast, Russell Furness, David Eversmeyer, Kenneth Robinette, Delmer LaPlant, Darlene Cox, Allen Pauk, Allan Wehrman, Debra Mirtler, Steven Barnes. Secon d Cjradi ROW ONE: Roger Nierman, Susan Davis, Dennis Gaffney, Charles Bohlen, Doris Ann Jaspering, Tony Petty, Jimmy Beckmeyer, Peggy Helvey. ROW TWO: Mrs. Virgil Witthaus, Chris Jones, Barbara Groeper, Gary Witthaus, Teresa Moffat, Tommy Kauble, Dale Heidbrink, Johnny Furness. ROW THREE: Betsy Small, Donna Harrison, Kathy Groeper, Gail Henley, Lois Hagelman, Jan Mittler, Debby Lorber, Eddie Pettig. NOT PICTURED: Becky Ridenour. Prim a ry oom ROW ONE: Robert Warfel, Ardell Held, Carol Moeller, Nancy Carter, Stephen Bruning, Karen Lashley, Terry Kohn, Becky Harrison, Jackie Dixon. ROW TWO: Miss Swisher, Michael Corcoran, Clay McDaris, Marguerite Lohmann, Connie Twiehaus, Hudson Clark, Wendell Meyer, Jana Kauble, Stephen Self. 3 irst (jra A ROW ONE: Buddy Henley, Linda Petty, Laura Northcutt, Susan Reeds, Donna Kay Martin, Terri Hood, Vickie Holladay, Donna Jones, Terry Earnheart. ROW TWO: Randy Twiehaus, Richard Wethington, Nancy Logan, Kathy English, Kathy Gerdeman, Richard Schreckengast, Dale Martin, Carolyn Cox, Karen Schriener. ROW THREE: Miss Bebermeyer, Diane Groeper, Bernice Rose, Roger Held, Laverne Korte, Wanda Himsel, LeAnne Schaper, Gordon Ring. NOT PICTURED: David Burns, Leslie Williams. 29 yeariooi Staff ROW ONE: Carroll Phegley, Betty Tomek, Larry Peterson, Mary Sue Held, Jerry Good, Jimmy Burris, ROW TWO: Valerie Leykamp, Marilyn Schindler, Carol Govoro, Virginia McCoy, Martha Brinkman, Doug Gerdeman, Raymond Boehmer. NOT PICTURED: Miss Myers, Sponsor. WSpcip er ROW ONE: Carol Govoro, Mary Sue Held, Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Rosalind Harms, Betty Dillon. ROW TWO: Brenda Dixon, Donna Twiehaus, Opal Paul, Betty Tomek, Charlotte Booher, Val Leykamp. NOT PICTURED: Suzi Hamilton and Miss Myers, Sponsor. S)t udent (Council ROW ONE: Harry Prior; Marilyn Schindler; Joyce Harr, Vice-President; Rosalind Harms; Mary Knlsley; Phil Hunt. ROW TWO: Jerry Good; Larry Peterson, President; Roger Bhnkmann; Mr. Small, Sponsor. WuJ oruA ROW ONE: Marvin Wood, Sheila Vessels, Marilyn Schindler, Linda Rudd, Betty Dillon, Shirley Helvey, Carroll Phegley, Betty Nadler, Judy Burns, Marjorie Mygatt, Val Leykamp, Mary Sue Held, Mary Knlsley, Margaret Gerdeman, Rosalie Phegley, Irma Ahrolat, Bobby Summerlin, Charles Mozee, Jerry Good, Mrs. Northcutt. ROW TWO: Ron Avery, Larry Peterson, Leroy Mikus, Buddy Leykamp, Melvin Ellis, Sari Mozzano, Terry Wiess, Johnny Prior, Barbara Hartwig, Loretta Schaefer, Judy Petty, Carol Govoro, Ann Jungerman, Barbara Brinkmann, Velma Vahle, Billy Muenz, Walter Mozee, Pearl Owens, Danny Lewis, David Boos. ROW THREE: Jerry Petty, Harry Prior, Richard Kreuger, Kay Schmidt, Betty Tomek, Rosalind Harms, Brenda Dixon, Diane Welge, Joyce Harr, Charlotte Booher, Sandy Stamer, Virginia McCoy, Martha Brinkmann, Melba Owens, Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Donna Twiehaus, Opal Paul, Patsy Moffat, Marvin Henke, Julius Mozee, Ronald Gruenefeld. Boy ' ROW ONE: Melvin Ellis, Sari Mozzano, Marvin Wood, Terry Weiss, Jerry Good, Doug Gerdeman, Walter Mozee, Charles Mozee, Danny Lewis, Raymond Boehmer, Mrs. Northcutt, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Bill Wood, Jerry Petty, Leroy Mikus, Johnny Prior, Buddy Leykamp, Marvin Henke, Wiley Allen, Hugh Woolfolk, Ronald Gruenfeld, Ron Avery, David Boos, Larry Peterson. ROW THREE: Ronald Pauk, Teddy Nadler, Harry Prior, Bill Hartwig, Fred Gerdeman, Roy Schoenebeck, Richard Kreuger, Richard Schindler, Billy Muenz, Carl Held, Julius Mozee, Pearl Owens, Edward Stuermann. Qir ROW ONE: Sheila Vessels, Marilyn scnindler, Linda Rudd, Betty Dillon, Carroll Phegley, Betty Nadler, Marjorie Mygatt, Val Leykamp, Mary Sue Held, Mary Knisley, Rosalie Phegley, Irma Abrolat. ROW TWO: Bobby Summerlin, Mrs. Northcutt, Judy Mozee, Wilma France, Shirley Helvey, Barbara Hartwig, Loretta Schaefer, Judy Burns, Judy Petty, Carol Govoro, Ann Jungerman, Margaret Gerdeman, Barbara Brinkmann, Velma Vahle. ROW THREE: Kay Schmidt, Betty Tomek, Rosalind Harms, Brenda Dixon, Diane Welge, Joyce Harr, Charlotte Booher, Sandy Stamer, Virginia McCoy, Martha Brinkmann, Melba Owens, Melva Jean Eversmever, Opal Paul, Donna Twiehaus, Patsy Moffat. 34 Sandy Stamer, Drum Majorette. ROW ONE: Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Carroll Phegley, Janis Hagelman, Terry Weiss, Gary Amos, Kay Schmidt, Faye Stonebarger. ROW TWO: Phyllis Cox, Becky Harrington, Larry Twiehaus, Pat Samel, Kenneth Leesman, Leslie Burris, David Gerdeman, Diane Welge, Steven Oberlag, Billy Klatt, Carolyn Ring. ROW THREE: Sharon Brakensiek, Pam Weiss, Larry Haller, Jim Reeds, Melvin Alberternest. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Northcutt, Roger Brinkmann, Greg Neimann, Wesley Jaspering, Paul Martin, Mary Ellen Hamilton, Herbert Fine. NOT SHOWN: David Vogt, Jimmy Furness, Timmy Cappel, Richard Cox. inn ers ROW ONE: Donna Jean West, Linda Jo Gaskin, Marsha Wethington, Sally Kauble. ROW TWO: Richard Held, Charles Gresham, Gary Friedeck, Gary Lashley, Jimmy Rudd, Imogene Welge, Fern Harrison, George Eckhoff. ROW THREE: Melvin Alberternst, Glen Neirman, Michael West, Kent Beckmeyer, Chris Small, Bobby Phegley, Jackie Brink, Larry Haller, Bruce Groeper. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Northcutt, William Werner, Randy Lashley, Glenda Amos. NOT SHOWN: Susan Gerdeman. fJJU ROW ONE: Virginia McCoy, Bobby Summerlin, Valerie Leykamp, Betty Dillon, Mary Sue Held, Carroll Phegley, Melva Jean Eversmeyer, Mary Knisley, Linda Rudd. ROW TWO: Mrs. Walker, Sponsor; Carol Govoro, Marjorie Mygatt, Betty Lou Bote, Velma Vahle, Betty Nadler, Patsy Moffat, Margaret Gerdeman, Joyce Harr. ROW THREE: Charlotte Booher, Sheila Vessels, Sandy Stamer, Loretta Schaefer, Rosalie Phegley, Donna Twiehaus, Belle Schamma, Ann Jungerman, Marilyn Schindler. ROW FOUR: Wilma France, Rosalind Harms, Brenda Dixon, Suzi Hamilton, Kay Schmidt, Diane Welge, Barbara Hartwig, Shirley Helvey, Judy Petty, Irma Abrolat, Delores Messerly. ROW ONE: Bill Muenz, Wilfred Ostmann, Dennis Brakensiek, Richard Schindler, Ronald Pauk, Francis Hunn, Mr. Amos, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Carl Held, Ricky Tremblay, Leroy Mlkus, Edward Stuermann, Fred Gerdeman, Wiley Allen. ROW THREE: Ralph Harrington, Kenneth Webbink. ROW ONE: Marvin Wood, Johnny Prior, Raymond Boehmer, Walter Mozee, Mr. Smith, Coach. ROW TWO: Hugh Woolfolk, Pearl Owens, Bill Wood, Weber Gaskin, Marvin Henke, Harry Prior. a eer lea cl er J ROW ONE: Sheila Vessels, Rosalind Harms, Betty Dillon. ROW TWO: Bobby Summerlin, Brenda Dixon, Marilyn Schindler. SUBSTITUTE: Suzi Hamilton. Cjirls Basketball Di ea m Charlotte Booher, Val Leykamp, Marianne Haller, Delores Messerly, Betty Nadler, Sandy Stamer, Joyce Harr, Opal Paul, Betty Tomek. Dale Bahr, Manager; Bill Smith, Coach. NAME GAMES FG FT FTA PF TP AV. Tomek, Betty 9 52 71 131 18 175 19.4 Booher, Charlotte 12 27 15 46 28 69 5.8 Leykamp, Val 12 7 6 15 10 20 1.6 Stamer, Sandy 6 2 0 4 2 4 .7 Paul, Opal 10 0 0 0 31 0 .0 Haller, Marianne 12 0 0 0 27 0 .0 Brinkmann, Martha 11 0 0 0 9 0 .0 Knisley, Mary 8 14 2 12 15 30 3.8 Harr, Joyce 11 0 0 0 28 0 .0 40 BETTY TOMEK, F. CHARLOTTE BOOHER, F. VAL LEYKAMP, F. MARY KNISLEY, F. Coach, BILL SMITH SANDY STAMER, F. JOYCE HARR, G. MARIANNE HALLER, G. OPAL PAUL, G. -A Boy5 BaiLtlaff fZ ea m ROW ONE: Dale Bahr, Manager; Walter Mozee, Jim Burris, Harry Prior, Marvin Henke. ROW TWO: Danny Lewis, Jerry Good, Ron Avery, Roger Brinkmann, Weber Gaskin, Roland Schoenebeck, Doug Gerdeman, Pearl Owens, Mr. Smith, Coach. Won 8, Lost 18 NAME GAMES FG FT FTA PF TP AV. Gerdeman, Doug 26 45 17 36 58 107 4.1 Lewis, Dan 26 177 61 100 50 415 16.0 Burris, Jim 20 6 3 8 23 15 Avery, Ron 26 162 74 122 99 398 15.3 Good, Jerry 26 51 41 61 98 143 5.5 Schoenebeck, Roland 12 1 1 2 2 3 .3 Brinkmann, Roger 20 34 47 97 96 115 5.8 Gaskin, Weber 21 19 11 27 34 49 2.4 Prior, Harry 6 0 7 11 6 7 1.1 Owens, Pearl 10 3 4 7 6 10 1.0 Henke, Marvin 18 5 3 13 9 13 .7 42 R. BRINKMANN, C. M. HENKE, F. P. OWENS, F. D. LEWIS, G. R. AVERY, F. J. GOOD, F. H. PRIOR, F. J. BURRIS, G. W. GASKIN, C. R. SCHOENEBECK, C. D. GERDEMAN, G. 43 The Head Shrinker Trash!? Hercules Unchained The Gang Just Practicin’ Hup, two, three, four Don't drop me! OOPS! I!! as «t TV V — The Lineup Dumbo •4 Pooped I « Is it time to come out? The Mad Scientists MISSOURI TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE INC WENTZVILLE, MO. BOX 513 FAIRVIEW 7-6390 We, the owners, Dorthy F. Barber, Robert M. Golterman, and Quinton C. Schuchmann, take the medium of your 1960-61 yearbook to thank your school for its wonderful purchase of new Royal typewriters this year. We wish you the best of success with your new, modern, up-to-date equipment. We are your franchised dealer for Royal Electric, Manual, and Portable typewriters. We are also your dealer for Victor Calculating and Adding Machines, Royfax Photocopier, and many items of use in business — stands, cleaner, paper, mimeograph and duplicator supplies—and offer the best in service always. We want to be your typewriter and adding machine headquarters. COMPLIMENTS OF Farmers Merchants Bank DEPOSITS INSURED j The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WASHINGTON 0 C $10,000 $10,000 I WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI ■ -■ — ■■ ............................. —' ■ COMPLIMENTS OF Bueneman's Hardware PHONE SH 5-3200 50 Wood's Standard Service COMPLETE LUBRICATION WRIGHT CITY, MISSOURI — COMPLIMENTS OF Rite Cut Sole Corp. WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI Nieburg Furniture And Undertaking Company FUNERAL DIRECTORS OXYGEN-EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE AIR-CONDITIONED CHAPEL PHONES: SH 5-4300-SH 5-4400-SH 5-4295 OUR SERVICES AVAILABLE IN ST. LOUIS WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI Moellenbeck Building Specialty Company PHONE SH 5-3353 WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI Economy Ready Mix Co. COMPLIMENTS OF The Binkley Company MACHINED AND FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS GL 6-3455 SH 5-3346 WARRENTON WRIGHT CITY 53 COMPLIMENTS OF Midwestern Telephone Inc. TELEPHONE SERVICE OF TOMORROW AVAILABLE TODAY PHONE SH 5-3355 WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF Economy Super Market CALL AT YOUR AG STORE FOR QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE SH 5-3400 WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI Davis Restaurant HOMEMADE PIES-COUNTRY CHICKEN-STEAKS WRIGHT CITY MISSOURI Smartin' Up With Martin MARTIN OIL COMPANY Wright City Missouri Compliments Of A FRIEND 55 Compliments Of Wyatt Dairy Company Distributors Of Warrenton Missouri .......................... 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Phone SH 5-3336 : Wright City, Missouri I Mike’s Radios TV And M.F.A. Mutual Insurance Agent-Mike Schriener Phone SH 5-3404 | Wright City Missouri Compliments Of Dr. J. R. Beckemeyer Wright City, Missouri 69 Soft Water Sales-Service-Rentals Fully Automatic Watersoftners Sani-Soft Water Conditioning SH 5-2451 Wright City Missouri M.F.A. Oil Co. All Petroleum Produce Truck Deliveries Phone SH 5-2236 Manager, Jimmy Williams Wright City Missouri Compliments Of Harlan Overkamp Your Standard Oil Agent Phone SH 5-2281 Wright City Missouri Wright City Cleaners Cleaning-Pressing-Repairing Altering- Dre s smaking We Give Eagle Stamps Call SH 5-2540 For Pick-up Service John And Dolly Pope Wright City Missouri Save At CARP’S Warrenton Missouri Engraving Diamonds Watches Trophies James H. Rudd Jeweler Watchmaker % Dorthy's Beauty Salon Wright City SH 5-3600 70 - r V-y w v .c-Ns S v - y |f, X ' v J Sv n •• ' . --v : ■ . v v ■v1 N N'X ' Z 'S .. __ . 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