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VINCENT RANDAZZO
(Deceased):
“Vince” preferred woodworking and Gym; made furniture in spare time; planned to
work at Burroughs Glass Company. |
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BARBARA RAYFIELD (Deceased):
ranked clerical practice and dancing; belonged to Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Orchesis,
and Student Council; was a Cheerleader; wanted to do office work. |
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CAROL REEVES:
enjoyed English Literature; took part in Co-operative Occupational Education;
would attend Southwest Baptist College. |
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MARY REINHART:
preferred Math and English; was a member of Future Teachers, Honor Society, and
Quill and Scroll; was secretary of Tri-Hi-Y, Valedictorian, and Editor-in-chief
of the Saga; would continue studies at Coe College. |
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HELEN REITER:
selected English and shorthand; was a member of the Tri-Hi-Y; future included
marriage. |
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JACQUELYN REPPY:
liked bookkeeping; belonged to Co-operative Occupational Education and Pep Club;
wanted to become a bookkeeper. |
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JUDITH RICHTER: chose clothing and shorthand; sang
in the Girls’ Chorus; planned to major in Home Economics at the University of
Missouri. |
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DANIEL RISTER:
favored physics; played basketball and baseball; was secretary of Letterman’s
Club; would attend Southeast Missouri State College. |
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RUTH ROBERTS (Deceased):
preferred swimming and typing; future plans were undecided. |
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ALENE ROE: elected
United States History and algebra; participated in Vikingettes, Mixed Chorus,
Choralettes, Tri-Hi-Y, and Girls’ Sports; was School Life Editor of the Saga;
would enroll in the University of Missouri. |
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CLARENCE ROSEMANN:
enjoyed Co-operative Occupational Education and government; planned to enlist in
the Army. |
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GARY ROSENGREEN
(Deceased):
ranked history and English; played Basketball and Tennis; was in Letterman’s
Club and Hi-Y; resolved to attend William and Mary. |
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DONNA ROSS: liked
typing and Gym; would attend a business college. |
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RONALD ROTH: chose
history and mechanical drawing; took part in Hi-Y and wrestling. |
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MARIE ROUHSLANGE:
rated Math and general drafting; sang in both the Mixed Chorus and Choralettes;
would major in engineering of Tulsa University. |
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BRENDA ROWAN:
preferred shorthand and bookkeeping; planned to go to work. |
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LEAH ROWE (WENTHORNE):
enjoyed Senior Homemaking and clothing; was married during the year. |
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SONIA SANDAU: “Son”
preferred chemistry and art; played the piano and accordion in spare time;
belonged to the Art Society, the Girls’ Chorus, the Tri-Hi-Y, the Creative
Writers’ Club, and the Pep Club; planned to enroll in Central College. |
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CONNIE SANDERS:
enjoyed bookkeeping and typing; liked to go horseback riding and swimming; would
work in an office after graduation. |
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CLARK SAUNDERS (Deceased):
selected typing and woodworking as favorite subjects; read all kinds of books in
leisure time; planned to become a glazier. |
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ROBERT SCHAEFER:
“Bob” liked Trig best of all; collected foreign stamps as a hobby; participated
in the Hi-Y, Boys’ Chorus, and Letterman’s Club; was captain of the Basketball
Team; hoped to attend college. |
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DAVID SCHAUB: chose
English and history as favorites; was on the Debate Team, in the Drama Club, and
in Our Town; won a NROTC Scholarship. |
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JANET SCHMIDT: “Jan”
liked contemporary problems most; was a member of Choralettes, Mixed Chorus,
Girls’ Chorus, and Tri-Hi-Y; wanted to become a floral designer. |
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RAYMOND SCHMIDT:
“Ray” elected United States History as his best liked subject; enjoyed working
on automobiles; took part in Hi-Y and Letterman’s Club; was tri-captain of the
Swimming Team; had made no definite choice of a college. |
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WENDY SCHMIDT:
preferred Economic Geography, art, and English; grew flowers as a hobby; was a
member of the Art Society, Hockey Team and Volleyball Team; wanted to become an
illustrator. |
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VIRGINIA SCHMUTZ:
preferred dance and Senior Homemaking; collected picture post cards as a hobby;
belonged to the Senior Tri-Hi-Y and the Pep Club; planned to work in an office
after graduation. |
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ARTHUR SCHROEDER (Deceased):
“Art” selected psychology and contemporary problems; hunted and fished in extra
time; took part in Hi-Y; would enter the law school at the University of Missouri. |
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DORIS SCHROEDER:
enjoyed typing and office machines more than any others; intended to become a
receptionist for a doctor. |
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DOROTHY SCHUCHMAN:
“Dart” preferred English and psychology above others; kept a scrapbook of all
high school activities; participated in the Student Council; was Assistant
Advertising Manager on the Courier Staff and Chaplain of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y;
would join the WAVES. |
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OWEN SEATON: liked
English Literature most of all; was on the Wrestling and Track Teams and in the
Letterman’s Club; was co-captain of the Football Team; would enroll in Purdue
University. |
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BETTY SElLER:
elected Senior Homemaking as a favorite subject; liked to cook in leisure hours;
was a member of the Co-operative Occupational Education; plans for the future
were undecided. |
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CAROL SHANNON:
enjoyed bookkeeping most of all the high school subjects; liked all sports
especially horseback riding; took port in CO-ED Swimming and the Girls’ Chorus;
was married during the year and would become a homemaker. |
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DOROTHA SHELTON:
“Dotie” enjoyed all kinds of history; liked to sew in leisure hours; belonged to
the Bible Club, square dancing group and girls’ tennis; plans for the future
were undecided. |
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LAWRENCE SHLES:
“Larry” favored English, Biology, and Trig; played the piano and studied
meteorology; sang in the Mixed Chorus; was Art Editor of Saga and Treasurer of
Creative Writers’ Club; planned to enroll in Washington University. |
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RICHARD SICKENDICK (Deceased):
liked art most of all; worked on cars in spare time; was a member of the Hi-Y
and Co-operative Occupational Education; would go into business. |
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DALE SIGMUND:
elected contemporary problems and English Literature; liked to swim and to play
golf; participated on the Swimming Team and the Senior Steering Committee; was
Photography Editor of the Saga; and vice-president of the Letterman’s Club;
would study law of the University of Missouri. |
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ROSEMARIE SIPOLE:
“Rosie” preferred typing and chorus; liked to go bowling and swimming; sang in
the Mixed Chorus; planned to go to a business school. |
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CLIFFORD SMITH:
selected chemistry and history as favorites; enjoyed all sports; took part in
Letterman’s Club, the Hi-Y, the Tennis Team, and the Student Council; would
attend Washburn College. |
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CRAIG SMITH (Deceased): liked
history, chemistry, and physics; collected stomps; participated on the Football
and Track Teams, Boys’ Chorus, and the Mixed Chorus; was a Boys’ Sports Editor
of the Saga; won an appointment to Annapolis. |
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FLOYD SMITH: enjoyed
math and science most of all; took part in the Hi-Y and the Football Team; hoped
to attend the Missouri School of Mines. |
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ROGER SMITH:
preferred Gym above other subjects; went hunting and fishing; would enlist in
the Navy after graduation. |
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SANDRA SOLLIS (Deceased):
“Sandy” elected the course in Co-operative Occupational Education for a
favorite; collected zinc pennies; was a member of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y; planned
to work for the government. |
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SALLY SPEHR: “Sal”
favored English and dance; liked to go ice-skating; belonged to the Tri-Hi-Y and
Co-operative Occupational Education; wanted to become a receptionist. |
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JANUS SPILKER: “Jan”
liked English and sociology better than other subjects; took part in Orchesis,
Creative Writers’ Club, Mixed Chorus, Choralettes, the Nonet, Future Teachers of
America, Tri-Hi-Y, and Pep Club; was Managing Editor of the Saga and a
Cheerleader; would major in elementary education at Southeast Missouri State
College. |
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WILLIAM STECKERT:
“Bill” liked Math most of all; enjoyed all sports; was a member of the Student
Council; would study engineering of the Missouri School of Mines. |
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CAROL STEMMERMAN:
elected clerical practice, bookkeeping, and Senior Homemaking; went skating in
leisure time; plans included marriage after graduation. |
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CURTIS STIEFERMAN
(Deceased):
preferred history, science and Math; participated in the Hi-Y and Co-operative
Occupational Education; planned to enroll in the Missouri School of Mines. |
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MARVIN STIERS:
preferred biology and chemistry most of all; planned to travel extensively after
graduation. |
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AUSTIN STRAUSSER:
enjoyed woodworking and auto mechanics; collected all kinds of records and
played basketball; would enlist in a branch of the Armed Services. |
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ROLLAND STRUEBLING:
chose physics biology, and economics as favorites; collected pennants from
different cities throughout the United States; was a member of the Bible Club;
would attend a trade school. |
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LEWIS STUCKEY: liked
mechanical drawing and wood working more than any other subjects; went hunting
and fishing; plans for the future were undecided. |
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ELIZABETH STUESSE:
“Bets” enjoyed shorthand most of all the courses; belonged to the Senior
Tri-Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, and the Mixed Chorus; was the Feature Page
Editor of the Courier; wanted to do office work. |
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CURTIS SURKAMP
(Deceased):
“Curt” liked psychology, typing, and Latin; collected unusual stamps and rare
coins; took part in Quill and Scroll, the Boys’ and the Mixed Choruses; was the
Business Manager of the Courier; planned to enroll in Elmhurst college. |
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FRED SWEENEY
(Deceased):
enjoyed the course in Co-operative Occupational Education; would enlist in one
of the branches of the Armed Services. |
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AUDREY SWOBODA:
“Aud” favored Math and clothing; all sports—especially swimming—were favorite
forms of recreation; was a member of Orchesis, Senior Tri-Hi-Y, square dancing,
and girls’ sports groups; wanted to study retailing at Washington University. |
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