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GAYLE ISELE
(WINCHELL): ranked art and clothing; participated in the Art Society, the
Tri-Hi-Y, the Girls and the Mixed Choruses; was married before graduation would
continue work. |
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GLORIA JAMES:
“Bunny” selected typing and office machines classes as favorites; liked to go
horseback riding and to go bowling; future plans included marriage. |
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MARY JIMOPOULOS
(HERR): said that shorthand, typing, and secretarial practice were the most
interesting subjects; became a member of the Mixed Chorus, Choralettes, the
Bible Club, the Pep Club, and the Tri- Hi-Y; was married before graduation. |
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GLEN JOHNSON (Deceased): rated
physical education and Senior Math as favorite subjects; enjoyed working on cars
in leisure time; planned to enlist in the Navy upon graduation. |
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NANCY JOHNSON:
enjoyed United States history and English; for recreation liked swimming and
dancing; belonged to the Mixed Chorus, the Girls’ Chorus, the Pep Club, and the
Tri-Hi-Y; future plans included marriage. |
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PAUL JOHNSON:
enjoyed the course in Co-operative Occupational Education; left school at the
end of the first semester to enlist in the Armed Services. |
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TERRY JOHNSON: preferred physics and Trig above all other subjects; enjoyed
participating in all sports; was a member of the Hi-Y; acted as Advertising
Manager of the Saga; would major in engineering at the Missouri School of
Mines. |
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RITA JOLLY (Deceased): rated
the course in Co-operative Education; was a member of that organization; had to
drop out of school because of illness. |
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GARY JONES:
preferred Senior Math; physical education and swimming; enjoyed cooking in free
time; hoped to become a chef. |
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JEAN JOVANOVIC:
rated typing as favorite subject; was a member at Saga and Co-operative
Occupational Education; future plans undecided. |
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JERRY JUENGER:
enjoyed bookkeeping and music; liked to play tennis and basketball; belonged to
Mixed Chorus, Boys’ Chorus, Hi-Y, and Letterman’s Club; plans included college. |
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JOYCE KAUFMANN:
favored Senior Math and shorthand; enjoyed sewing in leisure time; participated
in Bible Club and Tri-Hi-Y; future plans included marriage. |
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JOE KIEFER (Deceased): ranked Co-operative Occupational Education and
government; worked on cars in spare time; was a member of Co-operative
Occupational Education; wanted to be a diesel mechanic. |
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CHARLES KIEFNER:
“Chas” preferred Math and economic geography; collected stamps and coins; sang
in Mixed Chorus; would enlist in service and later attend St. Louis University. |
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JOHN KLOEPPER:
“Klop” elected mechanical and architectural drawing; built models in leisure
time; belonged to Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, Football, and Track; would enroll in the
Missouri School of Mines. |
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GARY KNAMILLER:
“Kna” selected English Literature and physics; participated in Hi-Y, Boys’
Chorus, Letterman’s Club, Varsity Sports, and Honor Society; was President of
Student Council and Hi-Y, Co-Captain of Baseball; planned to attend college. |
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RICHARD KNARR:
favored algebra and contemporary problems; liked working on cars and going
hunting; was a member of Archery and Mixed Chorus; would attend the University
of Missouri. |
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MARY KOESTER
(Deceased): rated
contemporary problems and Senior Homemaking as favorite subjects; enjoyed all
sports especially tennis and swimming; wanted to become a bookkeeper. |
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MARY ELLEN KRABLIN:
ranked chemistry and typing as favorites; was a member of Orchestra, Bible Club,
Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus, and Tri-Hi-Y; would go into Nurse’s Training at St.
Luke’s School of Nursing. |
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DAVID KRAMER: rated
Math and bookkeeping as “tops”; liked hunting and all sports; was on the track
team; would enlist in the Army upon graduation. |
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JOHN KRAUSE: favored
auto mechanics and metal shop; enjoyed working an cars in spare time; hoped to
become an auto mechanic. |
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DONALD KUESSNER:
“Don” preferred art; worked on cars in leisure time; planned to enlist in the
Army. |
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WALTER KUGLER:
favored Gym, swim, and woodworking; built model airplanes; would enlist in a
branch of the Armed Services. |
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CAROLYN LABBEE:
rated secretarial practice; enjoyed skating and swimming; was a member of the
Pep Club; would enroll in Olivet College. |
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CAROL LAGARCE: liked
typing and physical education; played all sports especially volleyball,
basketball, and softball; was undecided about future plans. |
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THOMAS LANG: “Tom”
favored Trig and physics; belonged to Boys’ Chorus and the Archery Club; planned
to major in engineering at Washington University. |
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ELEANOR LANGREBE:
rated Math and bookkeeping; liked to go swimming; would attend Rubicam Business
College. |
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CAROLE LAUCK: ranked
art, English, and clothing; drew in spare time; was a member of Orchesis and
Senior Tri-Hi-Y; would study art at Washington University. |
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EDWARD LEASCK:
“Eddie” liked history best of all; participated in Hi-Y and the Varsity Swimming
Team; was vice- president at the Student Council; planned to attend Washington
University. |
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ROBERT
LEDBETTER (Deceased): “Bob” enjoyed geometry most of all; worked on cars in
leisure time; belonged to the Bible Club and Co-operative Occupational
Education; wanted to enlist in the Navy. |
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NORMA LEEDS:
preferred typing and shorthand; liked to knit and sew as a hobby; took part in
Co-operative Occupational Education; future plans included marriage. |
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RAY LENZ
(Deceased): enjoyed
chemistry, biology, and physics; graduated in January and went to work. |
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BARBARA LLOYD:
favored history; went swimming and dancing; was a member of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y
and the Mixed Chorus; wanted to become a beauty operator. |
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GERALD LUDWIG:
ranked English Literature and mechanical drawing; liked participating in all
kinds of sports; wanted to attend Southeast Missouri State College. |
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SALLY LUTERAN: liked
typing best of all; collected china mice; would do clerical work after
graduation. |
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