Joe Backer “Take life easy and you’ll live longer.” 
Nancy Begle “Well, I’ve had a happy life.” 
Loretta Berger “A good girl is always quiet.” 
Maryetta Berger “Neat and shiny like a pearl.” 
John Bettag “I was not born for courts and great affairs.” 
Lina Boehman “Experience is what you get while looking for something else.” 
Norbert Dall “A blush is nice, but sometimes inconvenient.” 
Marcelline Denning “Don’t stir things at rest.” 
Philip Douglas “I do not choose to for president.” 
Clara Mae Ebert “How shall I drive?” 
Fred Ebert “Already I am worn with cars and age.” 
James Egler “Thinking is the hardest work there is.” 
Linda Greenwell “Nothing great was ever achieved with enthusiasm.” 
Fred Hauser “He is the fountain of honor.” 
Don Helming “The man who rolls up his sleeves seldom loses his shirt.” 
Richard Helming “Like the wise old bird, often seen but not heard.” 
Melvin Hildenbrand “I may not understand, but I’m willing to admire.” 
Kenneth Hoffman “Be silent and be safe.” 
Helen Hoppenjans “Her talents were more silent class.” 
Dorothy Kapp “A quiet mind is richer than a crown.” 
Marilyn Kemper “Sound judgement is ground of writing well.” 
Ralph Kitten “Life is one long process of getting tired.” 
Betty Kloeck “She is little and full of fun, a joy to have around.” 
Pat Kunkler “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” 
Richard Leinenbach “I’m allergic to 8 a.m.” 
Margie Landauer “Honor is her standard, perfection is her goal.” 
Sylvia Merkley “How wise she must be to be always kind.” 
Beatrice Meyer “Full of fun and mischief, too like doing things she should do.” 
James Niehaus “Patience is the necessary ingredient of genius.” 
Barbara Olinger “Two dimples tack her smile in place.” 
Janet Oser “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” 
Shirley Oser “Saddle your dreams before you ride them.” 
Rita Peters “My way is to begin with the beginning.” 
Bob Schaaf “Woman is the confusion of man.” 
Alma Schipp “Softly speaks and sweetly smiles.” 
Evelyn Schipp “Let patience grown in your garden always.” 
Janice Schlachter “Willing to do your least command.” 
Shirley Seng “Laugh yourself into stitches.” 
David Seufert “Joy rises in me like a bright summer’s morn.” 
Ray Vaal “Ideas are funny little things; they won’t work unless you do them.” 
Betty Vonderheide “A quiet tongue shows a wise head.” 
Carol Vonderheide “We only really learn what we teach ourselves.” 
Dennis Werne “I tried SO hard to be good.” 
Norma Jean Weyer “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” 
Matthew Wollenmann “I take things as they come– easy.”
Senior Class:
Joe Backer
Nancy Begle
Loretta Berger
Maryetta Berger
John Bettag
Lina Boehman
Ronald Boehman (Not pictured)
Rosaline Brinkman (Not pictured)
Norbert Dall
Marcelline Denning
Philip Douglas
Clara Mae Ebert
Fred Ebert
James Egler
Tim Fischer (Not pictured)
Linda Greenwell
Fred Hauser
Don Helming
Richard Helming
Melvin Hildenbrand
Kenneth Hoffman
Helen Hoppenjans
Dorothy Kapp
Marilyn Kemper
Ralph Kitten
Betty Kloeck
Imogene Klueh (Not pictured)
James Knust (Not Pictured)
Pat Kunkler
Bernita Laake (Not pictured)
Richard Leinenbach
Frank Lethig (Not pictured)
Margie Lindauer
Sylvia Merkley
Beatrice Meyer
James Niehaus
Barbara Olinger
Leon Olinger (Not pictured)
Janey Oser
Shirley Oser
Rita Peters
Bob Schaaf
Alama Schipp
Evelyn Schipp
Janice Schlachter
Shirley Seng
David Seufert
Ray Vaal
Better Vonderheide
Carol Vonderheide
Clifford Werne (Not pictured)
Dennis Werne
Norma Jean Weyer
Matthew Wollenmann
Personalities:
Most Intelligent: Helen Hoppenjans & Joe Backer
Most Pleasing Personality: Bernita Laake & Robert Schaaf
Most Witty: Nancy Begle & Dennis Werne
Most Athletic: Imogene Klueh & Tim Fischer
Most Coureous: Pat Kunkler & Jim Knust
Most Dependable: Margie Lindauer & David Suefert
