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Nürnberg Alumni Association Online Archive

Nürnberg American High Schoola U.S. Army dependents school formerly located in Fürth/Bavaria, Germany

1957-58 School Year

This File: 1958 Yearbook, ErinnerungenNürnberg American High School Section

Includes Index to School Personnel, pp. 12-15

ARCHIVIST’S NOTESThis electronic file of the 1957-58 NHS yearbook is reproduced from Erinnerungen, published by

the seniors of 1958 in the American Dependents Schools in Germany and France. This was the tenth year theyearbooks from all the high schools were combined into one volume.

Those people desiring a complete electronic file of the 1958 Erinnerungen may contact NAAfounder T. D. Jorgensen through the Association website.

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In turning the pages of the 1958 ERINNERUNGEN, the German word for “memories”

the observer will find a unique record of American youth in an unusual situation. These

young citizens far from home preserve their native customs and traditions but are also

influenced by the international atmosphere in which they live.

This tenth edition of the yearbook, which records the activities of students from fifteen

American high schools in Germany and France — whereas the first edition in

1949 recorded only seven schools — is a bridge between two continents and

two ways of life — the European and the American. Although the ERINNERUNGEN

is a composite of the different experiences of students throughout Europe, it has the

common bond of being proof that friendship and harmony between nations is

possible in today’s world.

IIIIIntroductionntroductionntroductionntroductionntroduction

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HEADQUARTERSU.S. ARMY, EUROPE

Office of the Commander in Chief

To the 1958 high school graduateYour graduation from the High Schools of the US Army, Europe,marks a definite step in your development as young men and women,and in your maturity and acceptance of the responsibility of adultcitizenship.It is no small achievement to carry out a significant program ofwork over a period of 12 to 13 years. For most of you, this workhas been further complicated by the frequent moves associated withthe military profession. In many cases, it has been necessary foryou to become acquainted with new languages and new customswhile adjusting at the same time to more advanced studies, newteachers, and different school systems. However, here in Europeyou have had the privilege of traveling in different countries, learningEuropean history, customs and traditions first hand and at the sametime acquiring an American-type education.Of all the citizens of our nation, none accept their responsibilitiesmore fully than those whose lives are dedicated to the defense of ourcountry. You have lived constantly in an environment of devotion toduty and of service to our nation. These unusual circumstances,added to your American-type education with its emphasis on theideals of liberty and freedom, have prepared you to assume your fullshare in the responsibilities facing our country in its role of worldleadership.

Congratulations on your graduation and best wishes for success. Sincerely,

H. I. HODESGeneral, United States Army

Commander in Chief

GENERALH. I. HODES

General, United States ArmyCommander in Chief

HeadquartersU. S. Army, Europe

MAJOR GENERALGEORGE E. MARTIN

Assistant Chief of Staff, G - 1Headquarters

U. S. Army, EuropeCOLONEL

JOHN N. DAVISChief, PersonnelServices BranchHeadquarters

U. S. Army, EuropeLIEUTENANT COLONEL

ROBERT J. ELLIOTTChief, Dependents

Education andAmerican Youth Activities

SectionPersonnel Services Branch,

G - 1 DivisionHeadquarters

U. S. Army, Europe

UNITED STATES ARMY, EUROPE

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Nineteen fifty-eight is a year for celebration.

Gathering supplies for the valiant rebels;Futile, because the odds were insurmountable.

1957 . . . nearer and nearer moved the unrest and fear.Russian satellites circling the earth,Riots in the South,And concern on the face of America.

And at last, 1958 . . .Has a brighter outlook.America now has her own satellites.In this age when science is supreme,This seems a sign of greater things to come,Awaited with hope.

We of the 1958 ERINNERUNGEN staff ask youTo remember that ERINNERUNGEN hasWitnessed history in the making.As we present to you the TENTH ANNIVERSARYEDITION of our book; we hope you will recallAnd recognize how closely integrated has been the storyOf our schools and of their students,With the story of the world.

ERINNERUNGEN has completed 10 successful years —Years that formed a crucial decade in theHistory of our world.

ERINNERUNGEN has grown and improved throughThe years, by faithfully recording our personal history,As other books, elsewhere, have recorded the progressOf the world.

From out of the mists of the past come memories . . .From out of the chapters of history we bringForth scenes of great importance.To us and to our world.

1949 . . . the first ERINNERUNGEN was publishedBy seven schools.The North Atlantic Treaty was ratified,And the NATO forces came to Europe,Bringing a flood of dependents to people our high schools.

1951 . . . from the haze comes the rumble of guns; Korea!We waited amid shattered remnants of false security,Watched the hatred and chaos boil beneath the surface.

1952 . . . a pleasanter scene comes to mind.Dwight Eisenhower retired from the field of warTo assume our highest office.American school children went in buses to see and hearThe man who was to lead our country throughA precarious time, the end of which is still not in sight.

1953 . . . with the roar of rushing watersAnd the desolation of a flood-torn street,Tenacious little Holland clung to the small marginLeft her by the greedy sea.American students went all-out in their drivesFor food and clothing.

1954 . . . the end of an era, the beginning of an era;Joseph Stalin dies, and a new regime was begun;What was to come next?

1955 . . .advances in science; the U.S. launchedThe first atomic-powered submarine.Dr. Jonas Salk perfected his life-saving polio vaccine.

1956 . . .as the years draw nearer out of the mist,The image becomes clearer, and more terrible.Scant miles to the east a brave people engaged in aStruggle against the combined forces of oppression.Incensed high school students spent futile hours

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CrailsheimNürnbergErlangenFürth

RothenburgIllesheimBayreuthHerzo

AmbergBambergHohenfelsSchwabach

AnsbachVilseckGrafenwöhrSchwäbisch Hall

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1957-58 Index of School PersonnelClassifications are indicated by sr for senior, jr for junior, soph for sophomore, fr for freshman. A question mark after a nameindicates unknown grade level. “Tr in” means transferred in. “Tr out” means transferred out. Seniors who did not graduate withtheir class because they were transferred out are so marked. DNG stands for “Did Not Graduate.” Some people in this index are notnamed in the class pictures, but appear in the yearbook as members of an activity, and are so marked. Most of these peopleprobably transferred in sometime during the school year. – Archivist

Alphabetical ListAhrenholz, Robert, frAlakulppi, Vesa, jrAlmquist, Carol, frAmmerman, Peggy, sophArias, Ron ?Armon, Lowell, srArmstrong, Barbara, sophArnold, Richard, srAugenstein, Judy, frAykroyd, Geoffrey, frBabb, Henry, frBarker, Herbert, frBawden, Mary Ann, sophBehling, Judith, sophBender, Jessie, counselorBennett, G.B., ?Besch, Wulftraut, sophBesson, Robert, jrBiernacki, Nick, jrBilharz, Georgia, sophBingemer, Elizabeth, jrBivens, William, sophBlackmer, Kenneth, frBlaker, Susan, frBohlender, Gloria, frBoies, Adrian, sophBreckenridge, George, frBremen, John, jrBremen, William, sophBrewer, William, ?Brian, David, ?Brizius, Charles, frBrostrom, Theodore, srBrown, Jerry, frBrown, Ralph, sophBruno, Alfred, dorm superBryan, Edward, srBuddenhagen, Charles, sophBuddenhagen, June, frBull, Richard, jrBullock, Rita, teacherByrd, Creda, 8thCaldwell, Harold, jrCamper, William, frCarney, Philip, sophCarr, Kathleen, frCarroll, Barbara, sophCederberg, Judith (Judy), frChandler, Ray, teacherChase, Floyd, ?Chesney, Dianne, srChess, Peggy Ann, sr

Chipman, Howard, srClark, Collette, 7thClark, Sandra, srClem, Georgia, jrCochrane, Gerald, srCoe, Barbara, jrCofer, Harold, sophColandrea, Ursula, srCollazo, Maria Luisa, jrCondit, Barbara, frConrad, Thomas, sophConsolvo, John (Jack), frCook, Mary-Jeanie, srCordell [Cordle?], Bob, sophCornelison, Carolyn, frCornelison, Sandra, sophCorrell, James, 7thCoston, Judith, frCovington, Marion, frCreighton, Robert, sophCrowell, Helen, teacherCurtin, Patty, sophCurtis, Betty, jrD’Etienne, Morgan, teacherDagg, Linda, frDaniels, Maxine, ?Danzinger, Karin,Davis, Winston, frDaywalt, Linda, frDenby, Mary, sophDeYoreo, Barbara, jrDillinger, Jerry, sophDillon, Gloria, jrDoan, Martha, frDonaldson, Rebecca, sophDornfield, Sandra, frDowning, Leslie, frDryer, Arnold, sophDuggan, Myrel, dorm superDunaky, Ruth, sophDuty, Monika, jrEachen, Ada, jrEachen, Charles, srEdmondson, Huey, sophEdwards, Gayle, frEdwards, J.B., sophEinhellinger, Ingrid, teacherElmore, Lamar ?Elmore, Ronald, frEmerick, Elizabeth, teacherEmmons, Herman, frEngelberg, Karin, jr

English, Marjorie, teacherEwoldt, Donovan, sophFarmer, Madeline, frFisher, Doris, frFlint, Joan, jrFlorek, Mike, frForest, Stanley, sophFreer, Ralph, frFrost, Mary ?Gazzo, Joe, frGiles, Judith, jrGonzales, Carmen, sophGonzales, Myrta, frGooch, Connie, frGorn, William, frGorski, Paul, sophGrace, Letha, frGrebey, Charles, teacherGreenwood, Robert, jrGreer, Judy, frGriffin, James, frGrilz, Sharon, 8thGuinn, Robert, sophHale, Doyle, sophHaley, Hans, jrHall, Ronda, sophHamilton, Nancy, sophHanberry, Linda, frHanson, Pearl, teacherHardy, Brenda, frHardy, JoAnn, sophHarris, Estella, teacherHarris, Genie, jrHarris, JoAnne, frHarshbarger, Freda, teacherHatfield, Lou Ann, jrHayden, Phil, 8thHeckman, Grace, dorm superHemendinger, Jerome, teacherHerzog, Peter, frHill, Carolyn, srHinds, Paul, frHogan, Marie, sophHolmes, Donald, sophHorne, Richard, frHoward, DeWayne, frHoyt, Chester, teacherHubert, Enrique, frHunsinger, Pretis, frHunt, Nancy Ann, frHurtig, Klaus, sophIsbell, Mildred, soph

Jackson, Beverly, frJackson, Doris, sophJackson, Geraldine, frJacobs, Cheryl, frJacobs, Cloyd, sophJarvis, Terry, 8thJohnson, David, teacherJohnson, Herbert, teacherJohnson, Loch, sophJohnston, Ronald, sophJones, Heidi, frJordan, Annette, srJordan, Lynda, jrJordan, Willard, sophJose, Michaella , frKaminski, Margaret, sophKeenan, James, jrKing, Ted, sophKirchoff, Edelgard, frKirschen, Stephanie, 7thKish, William (Bill), sophKline, Virginia, sophKlugiewicz, Esther, librarianKlutz, Sandra, frKnight, Sue Ellen (Suellen) ,

sophKoller, Christa, sophKoller, Hans, frKorslund, John G., assistant

principalKulp, Elisabeth (Gay), frKulp, Margaret (Midge), srKulp, Robert (Rocky), sophKushner, Marcia, frLaFontaine, Abeille, jrLawhon, Donald ?Lawhon, Judith, srLeon, Jaime, srLeon, Olga, sophLeonard, Margaret, sophLeonard, Michael, jrLewis, Evelyn, srLewis, Larry, ?Link Genese, jrLong, Deanna, jrLovensheimer, Mark, srLowe, Willa Dean, frMackey, Lt. James H., Jr,

school officerMain, Marie, frMalone, Clyde, sophMalone, Jim, srMannheimer, Robert, sr

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Manning, Howard, frManning, Joan, jrMapplebeck, Linda, srMartin, Monika, frMaxfield, Bonita, jrMay, Russ, frMazares, Joseph, frMcBride, Larry, jrMcCain, Mary, frMcCarroll, Patricia, jrMcDermott, Anne, srMcDermott, Barbara, frMcDowell, Rosemary, sophMcFarland, Myra, frMcGahee, Marjorie, srMcIntyre, Catherine, jrMead, Larry, jrMinasian, Edward, teacherMitchell, Jane, frMitchell, Meredith, sophMoore, Allen, srMoore, Janis, srMoore, Richard, jrMoore, Sarah, frMorago, Gail, srMorago, Lavonne, jrMorin, Lorraine, frMorin, Ronald, sophMorton, Ronald, srMudgett, Joan, jrMuszkiewicz, Phyllis, frMyers, Mary Jane, frNaimark, Norman, 8thNeal, Patricia, sophNeal, William, srNewburn, Robert, frNicolai, Robert, teacherNolen, Louis, jrNorcross, Marlene, sophNutting, Kathryn, jrO’Connor [O’Connell?] Patric,

sophObstoj, Brigitte, frOdom, Charlotte, fr

Orlando, Kathleen, frOsburn, Leroy, srOwens, Ruben, sophPalmer, Terry, frPanhans, Alex, frParis, Susan, frParker, Marie, srPasahow, Edward, sophPearce, David, sophPellor, Donald, jrPernell, Robert, sophPeterson, Severin [Sererin?], jrPetty, Sharron, jrPfohl, Linda, srPfohl, Sharon, sophPinkowski, Carol, sophPoh, Michele, jrPosey, Elbert , jrPotenza, Phyllis, frPowell, Larry, ?Powell, Rosalea, jrPowhida, Joanne, jrPowhida, Marjorie, frPrestidge, Nancy, frPrimo, Mary, sophProud, John, frProvence, Larry, frProvence, Paul, jrRadcliffe, Kim, frRainey, Mary, frRalston, Richard, sophReady, Carole, sophRechtenbach, Charles, frReeder, Phyllis, frReeder, Thomas, srReid, Ruby, sophReynolds, James, srReynolds, Larry, sophRitter, Bruce, jrRizzo, Linda, frRoberts, Glenda, frRosin, Bettye, teacherRosin, Werner, teacherRost, Lothar, secretary

Ryan, James, jrRyan, William, sophSanders, Gordon, dorm superSandstrom, Judith, jrSchmidt, Col. Graham E., Nürn-

berg Sub-Area CommanderSchmidt, John, sophSchuck, Edward, ?Scruggs, Terry, frSeverson, Richard, srSeverson, Robert, frShaller, Joanne, sophSimmons, Darrell, ?Simmons, Patsy, srSmith, Helen, sophSmith, John, frSmith, Marilee, sophSmith, Vernon, principalSnyder, Thomas, jrSobolik, Gayle, teacherSoule, Dawn, sophSpeck, Norah, secretaryStarks, Bruce, srStarks, Patricia, frStearns, Barbara, sophStephens, Tom, jrStewart (Steuart), Barbara, jrStewart (Steuart, Margaret, jrStovall, Dorothy, srStowers, Nora, srStuber, Shirley, frStull, Lynn, ?Stull, Terry, 8thSutor, Richard (Rick), frSwanson, Kay, frSwope, James, sophTalbott, Capt. Ellen, sch. officerTedder, Frances, frTemple, Leon, sophTerronez, Arthur, frTerronez, Peter, jrTerry, Susan, jrTheis, Donald, sophThomas, Karletta, sr

Thomas, Phyllis, jrThompson, Alan, frThorstead, Dennis, ?Toltzien, Ann(e), frTomblin, Joseph, sophTradowsky, Walter, teacherTruax, Thomas, sophTunnell, Teddy, sophTupper, Howard, jrVanoni, Joe, jrVarzaly, Sharon, frWaddington, Jo Ellen, jrWaddington, Paula, srWalske Ethel, srWalters, Lenora (Lore), srWalters, Peter, jrWarmouth, William, sophWarren, Margaret, sophWebb, Louoma, frWeston, Margaret, jrWetzstein, Ruth, teacherWiley, Rita, jrWilkerson, Delores, frWilkerson, Shirley, srWilley, James, frWilliams, David, 8thWilliams, Marion, frWilliams, Mary, sophWilliams, Richard, srWilliamson, Judy, frWilson, Brenda, frWise, Theodore, frWismack, Donna, 8thWolf, Gary, jrWood, Alma, frWood, Hazel, jrWood, Robert, sophWoodard, Jackie, frWooley, Mary Ann, sophWren, Clifford, jrYarbrough, Ann(e), frYoung, Elizabeth, jrYoung, Norma, ?Youngman, Hazel, teacher

Faculty and Class ListsAdministration, Staff (11)Schmidt, Col. Graham E., Nürnberg Sub-

Area CommanderMackey, Lt. James H., Jr, school officerTalbott, Capt. Ellen, school off. (not in YB)Smith, Vernon, principalKorslund, John G., assistant principalSpeck, Norah, secretaryRost, Lothar, secretaryBruno, Alfred, residence hallHeckman, Grace, residence hallSanders, Gordon, residence hallDuggan, Myrel, residence hall (not in YB)

Faculty (25)Bender, Jessie, counselorBullock, Rita, vocal music, chorus, bandChandler, Ray, junior high mathCrowell, Helen, world history, geographyD’Etienne, Morgan, English, speechEinhellinger, Ingrid, German, FrenchEmerick, Elizabeth, general science, mathEnglish, Marjorie, physical ed, healthGrebey, Charles, junior high scienceHanson, Pearl, homemaking, jr high scienceHarris, Estella, junior high social studiesHarshbarger, Freda, artHemendinger, Jerome, coach, physical

education, health

Hoyt, Chester, industial arts, mechanicaldrawing

Johnson, David, English, journalismJohnson, Herbert, physics, mathKlugiewicz, Esther, librarianMinasian, Edward, history, government,

senior problemsNicolai, Robert, biology, general scienceRosin, Bettye, chemistry, algebraRosin, Werner, EnglishSobolik, Gayle, typing, shorthand, book-

keepingTradowsky, Walter, German, FrenchWetzstein, Ruth, junior high GermanYoungman, Hazel, junior high English

Total: 380

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SENIORS (45)13 transferred out,3 did not graduate,29 graduated

Armon, Lowell K. [tr in]Arnold, Richard M [tr out]Brostrom, Theodore M.Bryan, Edward [tr out]Chesney, Dianne L.[tr in]Chess, Peggy AnnChipman, Howard W.Clark, Sandra K. [tr in]Cochrane, Gerald A.Colandrea, Ursula [tr out]Cook, Mary-Jeanie [tr in]Eachen, Charles A [tr out].Hill, Carolyn A. [tr out]Jordan, D. AnnetteKulp, E. MargaretLawhon, Judith A.León, Jaime F.Lewis, Evelyn R. [tr in]Lovensheimer, Mark [tr in]Malone, Jim A.Mannheimer, Robert E., Jr.Mapplebeck, Linda [tr out]McDermott, Anne S.McGahee, Marjorie [tr in, DNG]Moore, Janis R.Moore, R. AllenMorago, O. Gail [tr out]Morton, Ronald [tr in, DNG]Neal, William H. [tr out]Osburn, Leroy, [tr out]Parker, Marie J.Pfohl, Linda [tr out]Reeder, Thomas L. [tr out]Reynolds, James R. [tr out]Severson, Richard W. (Dick)Simmons, Patsy [tr in]Starks, BruceStovall, Dorothy L. (Dottie)Stowers, Nora M. [tr out]Thomas, S. KarlettaWaddington, Paula J. [tr out]Walske EthelWalters, Lenora (Lore)Wilkerson, C. ShirleyWilliams, Richard A. [tr in]

JUNIORS (67)Alakulppi, VesaBesson, RobertBiernacki, NickBingemer, ElizabethBremen, JohnBull, RichardCaldwell, HaroldClem, Georgia

Coe, BarbaraCollazo, Maria LuisaCurtis, BettyDeYoreo, BarbaraDillon, GloriaDuty, MonikaEachen, Ada, ChorusEngelberg, KarinFlint, JoanGiles, JudithGreenwood, RobertHaley, HansHarris, Genie, newspaperHatfield, Lou AnnJordan, LyndaKeenan, JamesLaFontaine, AbeilleLeonard, MichaelLink, GeneseLong, DeannaManning, JoanMaxfield, BonitaMcBride, LarryMcCarroll, PatriciaMcIntyre, CatherineMead, LarryMoore, RichardMorago, Lavonne (LaVonne)

chorusMudgett, JoanNolen, LouisNutting, KathrynPellor, DonaldPeterson, Severin (or Sererin),

yearbookPetty, SharronPoh, MichelePosey, ElbertPowell, RosaleaPowhida, JoanneProvence, Paul, danceRitter, BruceRyan, JamesSandstrom, JudithSnyder, Thomas, JV basketballStephens, Tom, trackStewart (or Steuart), Barbara,

German conversationStewart (or Steuart), Margaret,

German conversationTerronez, PeterTerry, SusanThomas, PhyllisTupper, HowardVanoni, JoeWaddington, Jo EllenWalters, PeterWeston, MargaretWiley, Rita

Wolf, GaryWood, HazelWren, CliffordYoung, Elizabeth

SOPHOMORES (90)Ammerman, PeggyArmstrong, BarbaraBawden, Mary AnnBehling, JudithBesch, WulftrautBilharz, GeorgiaBivens, William (Bill)Boies, AdrianBremen, WilliamBrown, RalphBuddenhagen, CharlesCarney, PhilipCarroll, BarbaraCofer, HaroldConrad, ThomasCordell (Cordle?), Bob, dorm,

sophCornelison, SandraCreighton, RobertCurtin, PattyDanzinger, Karin, German conv.Denby, Mary AnnDillinger, JerryDonaldson, RebeccaDryer, ArnoldDunaky, RuthEdmondson, HueyEdwards, J.B. (Ed?)Ewoldt, DonovanForest, StanleyGonzales, CarmenGorski, PaulGuinn, RobertHale, Doyle, dormHall, RondaHamilton, NancyHardy, JoAnnHogan, MarieHolmes, DonaldHurtig, Klaus, projectionistsIsbell, MildredJackson, DorisJacobs, Cloyd, not in YB,

mentioned in TrichterJohnson, Loch, JV basketballJohnston, RonaldJordan, Willard, chessKaminski, MargaretKing, TedKish, William, chessKline, VirginiaKnight, Sue Ellen (Suellen)Koller, Christa

Kulp, RobertLeon, OlgaLeonard, MargaretMalone, Clyde [Butch?], dormMcDowell, RosemaryMitchell, MeredithMorin, RonaldNeal, Patricia (Pat)Norcross, MarleneO’Connor (O’Connell),

German ConversationOwens, RubenPasahow, EdwardPearce, DavidPernell, RobertPfohl, SharonPinkowski, CarolPrimo, MaryRalston, RichardReady, CaroleReid, RubyReynolds, LarryRyan, WilliamSchmidt, JohnShaller, JoanneSmith, HelenSmith, MarileeSoule, DawnStearns, BarbaraSwope, James, scienceTemple, LeonTheis, Donald, chessTomblin, JosephTruax, ThomasTunnell, TeddyWarmouth, WilliamWarren, MargaretWilliams, MaryWood, RobertWooley, Mary Ann

FRESHMEN (115)Ahrenholz, RobertAlmquist, CarolAugenstein, JudyAykroyd, GeoffreyBabb, HenryBarker, HerbertBlackmer, KennethBlaker, SusanBohlender, GloriaBreckenridge, GeorgeBrizius, CharlesBrown, JerryBuddenhagen, JuneCamper, WilliamCarr, KathleenCederberg, Judith (Judy)Condit, BarbaraConsolvo, John (Jack)

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Cornelison, CarolynCoston, JudithCovington, MarionDagg, LindaDavis, WinstonDaywalt, LindaDoan, MarthaDornfield, SandraDowning, LeslieEdwards, GayleElmore, RonaldEmmons, HermanFarmer, MadelineFisher, DorisFlorek, MikeFreer, RalphGazzo, JoeGonzales, MyrtaGooch, ConnieGorn, WilliamGrace, LethaGreer, JudyGriffin, JamesHanberry, LindaHardy, BrendaHarris, JoAnneHerzog, PeterHinds, PaulHorne, RichardHoward, DeWayne, bandHubert, EnriqueHunsinger, PretisHunt, Nancy AnnJackson, Beverly

Jackson, GeraldineJacobs, CherylJones, HeidiJose, MichaellaKirchoff, EdelgardKlutz, SandraKoller, HansKulp, Elisabeth (Gay)Kushner, MarciaLowe, Willa DeanMain, MarieManning, HowardMartin, MonikaMay, RussMazares, JosephMcCain, MaryMcDermott, BarbaraMcFarland, MyraMitchell, JaneMoore, SarahMorin, LorraineMuszkiewicz, PhyllisMyers, Mary JaneNewburn, RobertObstoj, BrigitteOdom, CharlotteOrlando, KathleenPalmer, Terry, bandPanhans, AlexParis, SusanPotenza, PhyllisPowhida, MarjoriePrestidge, NancyProud, John

Provence, LarryRadcliffe, KimRainey, MaryRechtenbach, CharlesReeder, PhyllisRizzo, LindaRoberts, GlendaScruggs, TerrySeverson, RobertSmith, JohnStarks, PatriciaStuber, ShirleySutor, Richard, football, danceSwanson, KayTedder, FrancesTerronez, ArthurThompson, AlanToltzien, Ann(e)Varzaly, SharonWebb, LouomaWilkerson, DeloresWilley, JamesWilliams, MarionWilliamson, JudyWilson, BrendaWise, TheodoreWood, AlmaWoodward, JackieYarbrough, Ann(e), chorus

Eighth Grade (8)Byrd, Creda, bandHayden, Phil, bandGrilz, Sharon [not in yearbook]

Jarvis, Terry, bandNaimark, Norman, bandStull, Terry, bandWilliams, David, projectionistsWismack, Donna, student

council

Seventh Grade (3)Clark, Collette, student councilCorrell, James, student councilKirschen, Stephanie, student

council

Unknown (15)Arias, Ron, not pictured in YB,

mentioned in TrichterBennett, G.B., bandBrewer, William, projectionistsBrian, David, JV basketballChase, Floyd, bandDaniels, Maxine, German conv.Elmore, Lamar, newspaperFrost, Mary, libraryLawhon, Donald, danceLewis, Larry, projectionistsPowell, Larry, dormSchuck, Edward, chessSimmons, Darrell, dormStull, Lynn, bandThorstead, Dennis, bandYoung, Norma, library

Total No. of Students Listed inGrades 9-12: 317

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MR. JOHN G. KORSLUNDAssistant Principal

Nebraska State Teachers College, B. A.University of Nebraska, M. Ed.

La Sorbonne, Certificate d’EtudesKearney, Nebraska

MR.VERNON W. SMITH

PrincipalUtah State, B. S.

University of Idaho, M. S.Pocatello, Idaho

NORAH SPECKSecretary

LOTHAR ROSTSecretary

Helping to engrave fundamental

knowledge and moral values

derived from what has gone before and

endeavoring to guide the

preparation for continuing life’s

processes

COLONELGRAHAM E. SCHMIDTSub-Area Commander

LIEUTENANTJAMES H. MACKEY, JR.

School Officer

“Erasmus” by Albrecht Dürer,the copper engraver of Nürnberg

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Mr. Minasian, Miss Sobolik, and Miss Youngman con-verse busily, while Miss Hanson and Mrs. Nocolai dothe chaperoning.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith are greeted by HowardTupper at the “Kickoff Dance.”

MR.GORDON SANDERS

Residence Hall Teacher-AdviserUniversity of Missouri

B.S.; M.A.Hannibal Missouri

MR.WALTER TRADOWSKY

German, FrenchGerman-American Relations

German ConversationFreshman Sponsor

University of BerlinBerlin, Germany

MISSHAZEL M. YOUNGMAN

Junior High EnglishJunior High Dance ClubEighth Grade Sponsor

University of South DakotaB.A.; M.A.

Long Beach, California

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Prepared, through an

understanding

of the past, to travel new

ways and to become active

in an integrated

world

SENIORS

LOWELL K. ARMONClass President 4

Class Vice-president 3Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4

Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4

Bowling Club 2, 3;Dance Club 4Class Reporter 1

Dorm Vice-president 4Prom Committee 3; Shop Club 4

Lawton, Oklahoma

RICHARD A. WILLIAMSClass Vice-president 4

Art Club 4; Baseball 1, 2Basketball 3, 4; Biology Club 2

Bowling Club 2, 3; Dance Club 1Football 2, 4; Homemaking Club 4

Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4Model Building Club 2

Class Treasurer 2Larkspur, California

CAROLYN A. HILLClass Secretary 4

National Honor Society 4Yearbook 4; Band 1, 2

Basketball 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4

All-State Chorus 2Student Council Treasurer 2

Winter Sports Club 2Bingham, Maine

R. LEROY OSBURNClass Treasurer 4;Class President 3

Art Award 2; Basketball 3, 4Biology Award; Biology Club 2Bowling Club 2; Chorus 3, 4;Football 4;Lettermen’s Club 4

French Club 1;Prom Committee 3Junior Red Cross Treasurer 3Science Club 1, President 4

Galveston, Texas

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RICHARD M. ARNOLDBaseball 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4

Dance Club 2, 3, 4Dorm Representative 3

Dorm TreasurerLettermen’s Club Secretary

Prom Committee 3; Shop Club 2Student Council 1; Track 3, 4Tumbling Club 1; Yearbook 4

Baltimore, Maryland

THEODOREM. BROSTROM

Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4Football 1, 3, 4

Junior Red Cross President 4Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4

Vice-president 3, President 4Prom Chairman 3

Science Club Vice-president 4Track 2, 3, 4; UsherOlympia, Washington

EDWARD BRYANBowling Club 2, 3; Chorus 4

Dance Club 2, 3; Football 3, 4Science Club 4; Track 2, 3

Hogansville, Georgia

HOWARD W. CHIPMANArt Club 4; Basketball 3, 4

Biology Club 2; Bowling Club 2, 3Class President 3

Dance Club 3, 4; Dramatics 1Homemaking Club 4

Model Building Club 2Newspaper 3; Ski Club 1; Usher 3

Vienna, Austria

GERALD A. COCHRANEArt Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4Baseball 2; Dance Club 2

Debate Club Vice-president 4Dorm Representative 2

Marching Band 1; Orchestra 1Photography Club 2; Chorus 4;

Band Award 2, 4Gulfport, Mississippi

URSULA COLANDREAArt Club 3; Yearbook 3

German-American Club 3, 4Homecoming Princess 3Heiligenbeil, Germany

CHARLES A. EACHENArt Club 3; Biology Club 2

Dance Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4German-American Club 2

Science Club 4; Track 2, 3, 4Magnolia, Minnesota

ANNETTE JORDANCheerleader 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4Chorus Award 3; Dance Club 4

GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4Newspaper 3; Prom Chairman 3

Spanish Club 2Lawton, Oklahoma

E. MARGARET KULPBiology Club 2

Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4Commercial Club 4; Dance Club 3

GAA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3President 4

Richmond, Virginia

JUDITH A. LAWHONBasketball 2, 3; GAA 4

Chorus 1, 2, 3; Girls Quartet 3Girls Football 3. 4

Pep Club 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4Swimming Team 1, 3

Triple Trio 2, 3Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

JAIME F. LEONArt Club 1, 2, 3

German-American Club 2, 3, 4Model Airplane Club 3, 4Bayamon, Puerto Rico

ANNE S. MCDERMOTTFrench Club 1; GAA 1, 2, 4

GAA Award 1Homecoming Princess 4

Red Cross 2; Student Council 2Typing Award 3

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

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JIM A. MALONEArt Award; Band 2, 3, 4

Chorus 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4Dramatics 2, 4; Football 3

Newspaper 2, 3, 4McAlester, Oklahoma

ROBERT E.MANNHEIMER JR.

Band 1, 3, 4; Bowling Club 3Football 1, 4

Lettermen’s Club 3, 4Tennis 1, 2; Track 3, 4

Superior, Arizona

LINDA MAPPLEBECKClass Treasurer 3

Commercial Club 4Dance Club 2; GAA 3, 4

German-American Club 4Homemaking 3

Junior Red Cross 2National Honor Society 4

Brooklyn, New York

R. ALLEN MOORENational Honor Society 4

Basketball Manager 3Bowling Club 3; Chess Club 2, 4

Class Treasurer 1Dance Club 4; Dorm Council 4

Football 3, 4Projectionist Club 3

Science Club 4; Student Council 3Student Council President 4

Montgomery, Alabama

JANIS B. MOOREBand 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4

FTA 2, 3; Newspaper 3Swimming 3

Colorado Springs, Colorado

0. GAIL MORAGOBowling Club 2; Chorus 3, 4Dance Club 2; Debate Club 4GAA 3; Homemaking Club 3

San Diego, California

WILLIAM H. NEALDance Club 4; Football 3, 4

German-American ClubHomemaking Club 4; Track 3

Augusta, Georgia

MARIE J. PARKERGlee Club 1; Library Club 1

Grand Rapids, Michigan

LINDA PFOHLBowling Club 1; Dance Club 1

Girl’s Club 2; Commercial Club 3German-American Club 3

Yearbook 4Norfolk, Virginia

THOMAS L. REEDERClass Vice-president 2

Dance Club 2, 3, 4Baseball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3

Homemaking Club 3Junior High Dance Instructor 2

Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4President 3

Lock Haven, Pennsylvania

JAMES R. REYNOLDSArt Club 4

Industrial Arts Award 2Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 3

Biology Club 2; Bowling Club 2, 3Dance Club 2, 3; Football 4

Homemaking Club 4Lettermen’s Club 4

Model Building Club 2Projectionist Club 4Glasgow, Kentucky

RICHARD W. SEVERSONArt Club 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3

Bowling Club 2Football 1, 2, 4, Captain 4

Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 Vice-pres. 4Class President 1Dorm President 4

Class Vice-president 2Student Council Vice-president 2, 4

Sioux Falls, South Dakota

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BRUCE STARKSYearbook 3; Biology Club 2

Chorus 2, 3, 4Los Angeles, California

DOROTHY L. STOVALLBowling Club 3; Cheerleader 3

Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4Dance Club 3, 4; Dorm Council 4

GAA Vice-president 4Majorette 3

Newspaper 4; Pep Club 3Prom Committee 3Class Secretary 1, 3

Class Vice-president 2Volleyball Club 3

San Antonio, Texas

NORA M. STOWERSBand 1, 2, 3; Class Play 2

Dance Club 4; Dorm Council 4GAA 4; Majorette 2

Newspaper 3, 4; Usher 3Huntington, West Virginia

S. KARLETTA THOMASYearbook 4; Badminton 1

Commercial Club 4; GAA 1, 2, 3Volleyball Club 3

Savannah, Georgia

PAULA J.WADDINGTON

Yearbook 4; Chorus 4Dramatics 3

Library Club 1, 2; Newspaper 4Bishop, Texas

ETHEL WALSKEAmerican History Award 3

Yearbook 1, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4Bowling Club 3; Dance Club 1

Dramatics 2, 4English Awards 1, 2, 3

German-American Club 3National Honor Society 2, 3, 4

Newspaper 1, 4, Editor 4Radio Club 2; Prom Committee 3

Wenatchee, Washington

LORE WALTERSDance Club 3, 4

GAA 1, 2; Dorm Secretary 4German-American Club 3Usher 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4

Office Assistant 1; Pep Club ISupply Club 2

Vienna, Austria

C. SHIRLEYWILKERSON

Art Club 1Basketball Junior Squad 1

Cheerleader 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4Dramatics 2; GAA 4

Homecoming Princess 3, 4Pep Club 1; Prom Committee 3Red Cross 2, 3, Vice-president 3

Usher 3Baltimore, Maryland

Evelyn Lewis, Mark Lovensheimer, Patsy Simmons, Ronald Morton, and Marjorie McGaheejoined the class in January.

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The senior class of 1958 began an illustrious and worthwhile year when it met for the first time under thesponsorship of Mr. Rosin. The seniors carried out the first business of the year — initiating the freshmen—very thoroughly, as any “froshie” can testify. Class officers were elected and a bustle of activity wassoon seen around Room 212 as the seniors started their money-making program for the senior trip.

Dances were held, cakes, beanies, and stationery were sold in the common effort for the senior trip tothe World’s Fair in Brussels. The class of ’58 was well-represented in all school activities and its memberswere leaders on the sports field, in classrooms, in clubs, and in Student Council and the National HonorSociety.

The three main highlights of the senior year — the trip, the prom, and graduation — seemed to fly by.Now the members of the class of ’58 face uncertain futures. However the knowledge that they completedtwelve years of education, and at least one of these at Nürnberg High, has given them a security they willnever lose and memories they will never forget.

Carolyn Hill checks the cap and gown fitting of Lowell Armonas Richard Williams waits his turn.

Although a native-born American, EthelWalske attended USAREUR schools for alltwelve years. She attended schools inFrankfurt and Ansbach before coming toNürnberg where she maintained highscholastic honors.

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Jaime Leon, Richard Arnold, Lowell Armon, Ted Brostrom, Nora Stowers, Leroy Osburn,Gail Morago, Tom Reeder, Jerry Cochrane, and Charles Eachen left before graduation.

Paula Waddington strikes a Texas pose for Gail Moragoand Monika Duty at the Monteith school picnic.

Queen Diane Hoyt and King Floyd Plowman posed for a royalportrait as they reigned over “Red Sails in the Sunset.”

Post Chapel where baccalaureate was held.

’57 President Howard Chipman places the crownon Floyd Plowman.

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HOWARD TUPPER RICHARD MOORE ABEILLE LA FONTAINE PHYLLIS THOMAS President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer

JUNIORS

Building upon the past and

placing new stones to form

a stable monument

to the future

Tabernacle in St. Lorenzkirche by Adam Kraft,stone mason of Nürnberg, 1493 – 1500

Vesa Alakulppi Robert Besson Nick Biernacki Elizabeth Bingemer John Bremen Richad Bull Harold Caldwell

Georgia Clem Maria Luisa Collazo Barbara DeYoreo Gloria Dillon Monika Duty Karin Engelberg Joan Flint

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Judith Giles Robert Greenwood Hans Haley Lou Ann Hatfield Lynda Jordan James Keenan

Genese Link Deanna Long Larry McBride Patricia Catherine Joan Manning Bonita Maxfield McCarroll Mc Intyre

Michael Leonard, Elizabeth Young, Betty Curtis, and Barbara Coe were additions to the junior class.

Eager to embark upon their eleventh voyage, the crew of the USS Class of ’59 elected as theircommanding officers Captain Vesa Alakulppi, First Mate Howard Tupper, Voyage Recorder AbeilleLaFontaine, Finance Officer Phyllis Thomas. Meetings in Stateroom Sixteen resulted in plans to add tothe treasury. Early in February the ship docked long enough for passengers to order the official emblem,the class ring.A port in the American History storm was the library. The sessions in Miss Bender’s office and collegeboard examination previews prepared for ports of the future.Hurricane Big Switch took the president and secretary. Dick Moore was promoted to vice presidentand Karin Engelberg as secretary.

Larry Mead Lavonne Morago Joan Mudgett Louis Nolen Kathryn Nutting Donald Pellor

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Severin Peterson Sharron Petty Michele Poh Elbert Posey Rosalea Powell Joanne Powhida

Bruce Ritter James Ryan Judith Sandstrom Peter Terronez Susan Terry Joe Vanoni

Kicking around at the Kickoff Dance

The junior class began their money-making year with the KickoffDance, which included junior talent and the introduction of thefootball team. During home games they sold pompons andrefreshments. The Slave Sale and the Sadie Hawkins Day danceadded to the coffers. A fifty dollar prize for selling the most activityraffle tickets boosted the balance. While struggling throughsemester exams, they sold refreshments. Refreshments, saucer -toss and cake - walk were carnival projects. Then came thehighlight of the year, the prom, under the supervision of the class’two wonderful sponsors, Mrs. Rosin and Mr. Minasian.

Purty singin’ and playin’ by the “SweetViolets” of the junior class

Marryin’ Sam Hemendinger ties the knot.

Jo Ellen Waddington Peter Walters Margaret Weston Rita Wiley Gary Wolf Hazel Wood Clifford Wren

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Juniors provide the sweet with the bitter atsemester exams.

Unofficial reporters Joanne [Powhida]and Joan [Mudgett] at the spring trackmeet.

Super-saleswoman Georgia receives indi-vidual raffle prize from Mr. Korslund.

That doesn’t make a “small”pop, Mrs. Rosin!

“Cheerleader” [Larry] McBrideshould be on the squad!

Severin [Peterson] comments on the way things are going at Soldiers’ Field.

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MARY PRIMO ROBERT KULP REBECCA DONALDSON CLYDE MALONE President Vice-president Treasurer Secretary

Peggy Ammerman Barbara Armstrong Judith Behling Wulftraut Besch William Bivens Adrian Boies William Bremen

Using what has been wrought to

forge a position in an expanding

social order

Sebaldus Tomb in Sebaldskirche by Peter Vischer,iron worker of Nürnberg, 1508 – 1519

Ralph Brown Charles Buddenhagen Barbara Carroll Harold Cofer Thomas Conrad Phillip Carney Mary Denby

SOPHOMORES

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Jerry Dillinger Arnold Dryer Huey Edmondson J. B. Edwards Donovan Ewoldt Paul Gorski Robert Guinn

Ronda Hall Marie Hogan Donald Holmes Mildred Isbell Doris Jackson

Ronald Johnston Margaret Kaminski Ted King Christa Koller Olga Leon Rosemary McDowell

Meredith Mitchell Ronald Morin Patricia Neal Marlene Norcross Patric O’Connor Ruben Owens Edward Pasahow

Huey [Edmondson] and Phil [Carney] , that’s no way to learnEnglish!

Rocky [Kulp] and Ralph [Brown]reason readin’, ritin’, and ‘rithmetic.

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Mr. Nicolai tells all about platyhelminthes.

Bill Bivens enjoys himself at the German-American athletic meet.

In the beginning were the sophomores! The sophomores arehappy to say that the year of ’58 has been a fulfilling one.After the assemblage of the mighty congregation and electionof class officers, the walk up the pathway to the garden ofseniors was started.A successful cake sale, which made possible the sophomoreValentine’s Dance, began paving the way. The sophomoreswere well represented in the school carnival with four booths.These and other activities made the way up the long andoften difficult path to graduation. Now one of the biggestturns along the way has been rounded and the last bell ofthe school year is awaited to declare the promotion to juniors.

Robert Pernell Sharon Pfohl

Carol Pinkowski Larry Powell Richard Ralston

Carole Ready Ruby Reid Larry Reynolds

William Ryan Joanne Shaller John Schmidt Robert Wood Charles [Buddenhagen] aims for the NationalHonor Society.

SOPHOMORES

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Helen Smith Marilee Smith Dawn Soule Forest Stanley Barbara Stearns Teddy Tunnell Thomas Truax

William Warmouth Margaret Warren Mary Williams Mary Ann Wooley

Sophomore Bill Bremen appreciates the plightin which Darrell Simmons is placed by seniorsMike Alexander and Larry Maberry.

Oh, those semester exams!

Back row: Robert Creighton, David Pearce, William Brewer, Leon Temple, Joseph TomblinMiddle row: Genie Harris, Margaret Leonard, Ruth Dunaky, Sandra Cornelison, Patty Curtin, Virginia KlineFront row: Nancy Hamilton, Carmen Gonzales, Georgia Bilharz, Mary Ann Bawden, Sue Ellen Knight, JoAnn Hardy

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FRESHMEN

The Annunciation in St. Lorenzkirche by VeitStoss, woodcarver of Nürnberg 1517-1519

RICHARD HORNE ROBERT SEVERSON WILLIAM CAMPER JAMES WILLEY JOHN CONSOLVO President, 9C President, 9d’E President. 9E. President, 9J President, 9W

Marjorie Powhida Sharon Varzaly Martha Doan Marion Williams Brenda Hardy 9C 9C 9d’E 9d’E 9d’E

Brenda Wilson Eldegard Kirchoff Phyllis Potenza Ann Toltzien 9E 9E 9J 9J

John Proud Judy Greer 9W 9W

Carving a place in the future

by becoming familiar

with the past

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Back row: Richard Horne, Linda Daywalt, Charles Brizius, Linda Hanberry, Sharon Varzaly, Barbara McDermottMiddle row: Anne Yarbrough, Marjorie Powhida, Judy Augenstein, Glenda Roberts, Lorraine Morin, Kathleen CarrFront row: William Gorn, Jane Mitchell, Geraldine Jackson, Sandra Klutz, Herman Emmons

Back row: Robert Severson, June Buddenhagen, Russ May, George Breckenridge, Terry ScruggsMiddle row: Jerry Brown, Sarah Moore, Phyllis Reeder, Marion WilliamsFront row: Howard Manning, Mary McCain, Susan Blaker, Kathleen Orlando, Doris Fisher, Mary Rainey

9 C

9 d’E

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Back row: Charles Rechtenbach, Patricia Starks, Brenda Wilson, Michaella Jose, Jackie Woodard, William CamperMiddle row: Louoma Webb, Linda Dagg, Brigitte Obstoj, Kim Radcliffe, Shirley Stuber, Edelgard KirchoffFront row: Gloria Bohlender, Myra McFarland, Alexander Panhans, Enrique Hubert, Heidi Jones, Letha Grace

The freshman class of 1958 was thelargest in the history of Nürnberg HighSchool. School activities of the past yearwhich included the initiation, Christmasformal, and school carnival wereenjoyed. An adventuresome year assophomores is eagerly awaited.

Jack Willette, Joseph Chappell, and peerspay homage to senior Shirley Wilkerson.

Back row: Marion Covington, Nancy Prestidge, Larry Provence, Robert Newburn, Henry Babb, Leslie Downing, Cheryl Jacobs, Delores Wilkerson

Middle row: John Smith, Geoffrey Aykroyd, Winston Davis, Peter Herzog, Paul Hinds, Robert Ahrenholz, Alan ThompsonFront row: Brenda Hardy, Linda Rizzo, Sandra Dornfield, Charlotte Odom, Carolyn Cornelison, Frances Tedder, Gayle Edwards,

Martha Doan

9 E

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Back row: Kenneth Blackmer, James Willey, Susan Paris, Judith Coston, Kay Swanson, Pretis Hunsinger, Joe GazzoMiddle row: Alma Wood, Madeline Farmer, Beverly Jackson, Theodore Wise, Carol Almquist, Connie Gooch, Ann ToltzienFront row: Ralph Freer, Marcia Kushner, Willa Dean Lowe, Elisabeth Kulp, Judith Cederberg, Judy Williamson, Phyllis

Potenza,. Joseph Mazares

MazaresBack row: Marie Main, Barbara Condit, Ronald Elmore, Mary Jane Myers, John Consolvo, Herbert Barker, Mike FlorekMiddle row: Myrta Gonzales, JoAnne Harris, Arthur Terronez, Hans Koller, James Griffin, John ProudFront row: Phyllis Muszkiewicz, Monika Martin, Judy Greer, Nancy Ann Hunt

9 J

9 W

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Mary Jane Myers, Collette Clark, Marion Williams, Marie Hogan,Lore Walters, Stephanie Kirschen, Richard Severson, James Keenan,Allen Moore, James Ryan, Mary Primo, Joe Gazzo, William Camper,Mr. Korslund, James Correll, Jane Mitchell, Donna Wismack,Rebecca Donaldson

ALMA MATERHail, oh hail to dear ol’ Nurnberg, now we honor thee,

Loyal friends of thee forever, faithful we will be;Toiling, striving, never ceasing, looking toward the sky.

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater!Hail to Nurnberg High!

Student Council

Using leisure time effectively

now and developing future

interests and

capabilities

“Nürnberg Egg,” first watch by Peter Henlein, Nürnberg, 1510

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National

Honor

Society

Joanne Powhida, Meredith Mitchell, Barbara Stearns, Rebecca Donaldson, Edward Pasahow,Kathryn Nutting, Charles Buddenhagen, Abeille LaFontaine, Judith Sandstrom, Karin Engelberg,Harold Caldwell, Howard Tupper, Richard Bull, Ethel Walske, Allen Moore, Mrs. Rosin

Ethel Walske, National Honor Societysenior, presents the Victory Flag to footballco-captain Dick Severson at a morning pepassembly.

Staff members pose for a trial shot forthe Erinnerungen

Yearbook

Standing: Larry Mead, Mr. Rosin, Robert Creighton, Dianne Chesney, Hazel Wood, Rita Wiley, Karin Engelberg, Rosalea Powell, Phyllis Thomas, Joe Vanoni, John Consolvo, William Warmouth, Barbara Armstrong, Christa Koller, Carole Ready, Richard Arnold, Kim Radcliffe

Seated: Karletta Thomas, Carolyn Hill, Joan Mudgett, Ethel Walske, Severin Peterson, Howard Tupper

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Standing: Jim Malone, Kathryn Nutting, Gail Morago, Ethel Walskc, GenieHarris, Dorothy Stovall, Mr. Johnson, Joanne Powhida, Lamar Elmore

Seated: Phyllis Thomas, Carol Pinkowski, Nancy Hamilton, Nora Stowers

Herbert Barker, Brenda Wilson, Miss Hanson,Phillip Carney, Patricia Neal, TheodoreBrostrom, Joanne Powhida, Elizabeth Bingemer,Anne Toltzien, Frances Tedder, Virginia Kline

Junior Red Cross

Library

ProjectionistsStanding: JoAnn Harris, Marjorie McGahee, Suellen

Knight, Mary Frost, Sarah Moore, AlmaWood, Marie Parker, Michaelle Jose,Catherine McIntyre, Enrique Hubert, JoeGazzo, Judith Sandstrom, Floyd Chase,Clifford Wren, Robert Wood, CharlesRechtenbach, Miss Klugiewicz

Seated: Peggy Ammerman, Nancy Hamilton, Norma Young, Frances Tedder, Linda Rizzo Donald Pellor, William Gorn, Peter Herzog, Richard Ralston, Mark

Lovensheimer, Mike Florek, Larry Lewis, William Brewer, WilliamRyan, Severin Peterson, Hans Haley, Robert Pernell, Klaus Hurtig,Larry Provence, James Willey, Robert Guinn, John Proud, DavidWilliams, Ted King, William Warmouth, Doyle Hale

Trichter

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Choir

“Talent 1957,” featuring star performers, was presentedin November. Karin Engelberg’s interpretive danceroutine, the popular Jordan Sisters, and a duet by ShirleyWilkerson and Bill Bremen were only three of theoutstanding acts. The Christmas season schedule wasfilled with rehearsals for the performance at theGerman-American Advisory Council meeting and for“Christmas Everywhere.” The music festival at Munichin May was an inspiring experience.

Back row: Robert Greenwood, Richard Sutor, William Warmouth, William Bremen, Bruce Starks, Larry McBride, Leroy Osburn, HansHaley, Gerald Cochrane, Howard Tupper

Third row: Shirley Wilkerson, Linda Hanberry, Kathleen Carr, Marion Williams, Annette Jordan, Judith Sandstrom, Dorothy Stovall, PaulaWaddington, Dianne Chesney, John Proud, Richard Arnold, Mike Florek, Jim Malone

Second row: Margaret Weston, June Buddenhagen, Carolyn Hill, Mary Primo, Marcia Kushner, Meredith Mitchell, Ada Eachen, BarbaraDeYoreo, Abeille LaFontaine, Barbara McDermott, Suellen Knight, Barbara Carroll, LaVonne Morago, Peggy Chess, Lore Walters

Front row: Margaret Kulp, Marlene Norcross, Lynda Jordan, Connie Gooch, Gail Morago, Judy Greer, Judy Cederberg, Brenda Hardy,Mary Denby, Rosemary McDowell, Judy Williamson, Jane Mitchell, Ann Yarbrough, Adrian Boies, Mrs. Bullock

Terry Stull, accompanied by Mrs. Bullock,plays his solo as members of the specialchorus wait for their turn to perform.

Band

Back Row: Gerald Cochrane, Catherine McIntyre, Robert Mannheimer, Terry Palmer, Judith Sandstrom, Rosalea Powell, Larry McBrideSecond Row: Ruben Owens, G.B. Bennett, DeWayne Howard, Arnold Dryer, Rebecca Donaldson, Janis Moore, Terry Jarvis, Karin EngelbergFront Row: Phillip Hayden, Howard Tupper, Terry Stull, Creda Byrd, Donald Holmes, Floyd Chase, Dennis Thorstead, Lynn Stull,

Margaret Weston, Mrs. BullockSeated: James Correll, Norman Naimark

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Cheerleaders

Becky Donaldson

Pat Neal

Pat McCarroll

Annette Jordan

Lynda Jordan Shirley Wilkerson

Mary Primo

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Back Row: Leroy Osburn, William Bremen, Theodore Brostrom, Charles Eachen, Richard Moore, Robert Mannheimer, Ted KingMiddle Row: Mr. Nicolai, Vesa Alakulppi, Lowell Armon, Robert Kulp, Richard Severson, Richard Sutor, Donovan Ewoldt, Robert

Greenwood, Allen Moore, Mr. HemendingerFront Row: Terry Scruggs, James Ryan, Nick Biernacki, Richard Williams, Phillip Carney

Eachen Armon Williams Severson Mannheimer OsburnTackle Halfback Halfback Quarterback Tackle End

Alakulppi Biernacki Moore Reynolds Scruggs Kulp End Halfback Fullback Tackle Guard Guard

Co-captain Co-captain

Biernacki and Kulp lead the entrance for the second half. Queen Pat McCarroll and Princesses ShirleyWilkerson and Anne McDermott ride past thestands at Homecoming.

Football

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Couldn’t you give [Larry] Reynolds any help, “51” and “40”? Didn’t fake him on that hand-off, Severson!

Good play, Gay and Margie? Can’t stop that kind of interference!

Track

Tom Stephens and Ted Brostrom add points to help Nürnberg take secondplace in the Southern Regional Track Meet at Soldiers Field.

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BasketballBack row: Severin Peterson, J. B. Edwards, William Bremen, Larry Mead, Theodore Brostrom, Howard Chipman, Mr. HemendingerFront row: Joseph Mazares, William Bivens, William Warmouth, Richard Arnold, Lowell Armon, Robert Kulp, Jerry Brown

Kulp Brostrom Edwards Guard Center Forward Captain

Hang on, John [Edwards]! Up goes Ted [Brostrom] for a rebound.

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Back row: Severin Peterson, Thomas Snyder, Arnold Dryer, Peter Walters, Ted King, David Brian, Loch Johnson, Mr. Hemendinger

First row: Joseph Mazares, Thomas Truax, Mike Florek, Louis Nolen, Charles Brizius, John Bremen, Jerry Brown

JuniorVarsity

Scene of Friday afternoon basketball games Tall Ted [King] takes the ball.

Lettermen

Philip Carney, Nick Biernacki, Lowell Armon, Robert Kulp, Robert Mannheimer, Leroy Osburn, Richard SeversonWilliam Bremen, Theodore Brostrom, Richard Williams, William Bivens, Terry Scruggs, Richard Moore, LarryMcBride, Charles Eachen, Mr. Hemendinger

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G. A. A.

GAA hosted the girls’ teams from Munich, Nürnberg and Augsburg at a latefall playday. The Nürnberg girls took second place in the volleyball contest,bowing to Würzburg for first.

With a membership of over sixty, the club is led by president Margaret Kulp,vice president Dorothy Stovall, secretary Barbara De Yoreo, and treasurerAnnette Jordan.

Midge Kulp determines to win at theGerman-American Field Day as BillBivens casts a skeptical eye.

Thomas Reeder, Dorothy Stovall, Richard Arnold, Lore Walters, Herbert Barker. Joe Gazzo, Lamar Elmore, Arnold Dryer, LyndaJordan, Peter Walters, Annette Jordan, Leslie Downing, Dianne Chesney, Howard Chipman, Geoffrey Aykroyd, Donald Lawhon,Joseph Mazares, Nancy Prestidge, Ann Toltzien, Paul Provence, Pat Neal, Mary Ann Denby, Mary Rainey, Alex Panhans, FrancesTedder, Thomas Conrad, Linda Rizzo, Phyllis Reeder, Gay Kulp, Mary Ann Wooley, Brigitte Obstoj, Doris Fisher, Heidi Jones, OlgaLeon

Dance

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Kathryn Nutting, Thomas Reeder, Michaella Jose, SusanTerry, Myrta Gonzales, Linda Dagg, June Buddenhagen,Karin Danzinger, Edelgard Kirchoff

Dramatics

Russ May, Pretis Hunsinger, Judy Williamson, GailMorago, Gerald Cochrane, Jim Malone, Miss Crowell,James Ryan

Miss Crowell, Leon Temple, Genie Harris, DonaldHolmes, Paul Hinds, Helen Smith, John Schmidt, CharlesBuddenhagen, Robert Wood, Edward Pasahow

Debate Stamp

Chess

Edward Schuck, Donald Theis, Elbert Posey, Willard Jordan, Paul Hinds, Mr. Hoyt, HaroldCaldwell, Teddy Tunnell, James Ryan, Gayle Edwards, Martha Doan, Michael Leonard,William Kish, Allen Moore, Edward Pasahow, John Schmidt

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Alan Thompson, Patric O’Connor, HerrWalter, Karin Danziger, Henry Babb, MonikaDuty, Robert Greenwood, Thomas Reeder,Barbara Stewart, Margaret Stewart, MaxineDaniels

German Conversation

The German-American “Snow Ball” was as successful asthe spring “Garden Party.” Carol Almquist and HerbertBarker wait in the refreshment line with German guests atthe December affair sponsored by Herr Walter’s German-American Club.

Holiday atmosphere was enhanced by the artdepartment’s Christmas window.

Awaiting inspiration for the next stroke,Larry [Reynolds] ?

Armchair Traveling

G. B. Bennett, Robert Severson, Howard DeWayne,Robert Besson. Miss Einhellinger, Richard Sutor, TerryPalmer, Herbert Barker

Art

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Science

Shop

Commercial

John Proud, Robert Besson, Leslie Downing, andThomas Conrad choose to spend club time in whip-ping up a cake.

Nick Biernacki, Richard Williams, J. B. Edwards, and Arnold Dryer sewa seam as Nelson Proud, Miss Hanson, and Robert Ahrenholz watch theproceedings.

Ted Brostrom, Allen Moore, Ted King, Richard Bull, ElbertPosey, James Swope, James Willey, Ralph Freer, James Keenan,William Gorn, William Ryan, James Griffin, Hans Haley, LeonTemple, John Schmidt, Charles Eachen, Leroy Osburn, EdwardPasahow

Clyde Malone, Jerry Brown, NickBiernacki, Richard Horne

Michael Leonard, Abeille LaFontaine, MarieHogan, Dawn Soule, Karletta Thomas,Margaret Kaminski

Home Economics

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Pausing during a gab session in the dorm are Bob Cordell,Jack Consolvo, Larry Powell, Darrell Simmons, and JerryBrown.

Residence Hall

Is that crepe paper you’re testing, Phil?

Mr. Minasian poses with “stars” Doyle Hale, ButchMalone, and Larry Powell at the dorm Halloween party.

Lavonne Morago “reports” on theChristmas formal.

Sarah Moore signs in upon returning on Sundaynight while Alma Wood and Judy Greer startdown the hall to their rooms.

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Herr Schmidt, Herr W. Hufnagel, Herr Boehm, HerrKretschmar, Herr Stillkraut, Herr Strote, HerrGoeckeritz, Herr A. Hufnagel, Frau Buchner, FrauKaiser, Sergeant Stutzmann

Cafeteria

Herr Josef Till, Herr Gerhard Bahr,Miss Brunner, Sergeant FasnachtSupply

Operations Frau Dahm, SFC Hardy,Frau Wandke

Captain James Heath, CaptainMorton Goldstein, Giesela Schmidt,Annie Rossner

THOSE WHO SERVE

Dentists

Nurse Schwester Kathie Brendel

Acknowledgments: Nurnberg:Stoja-Verlag Paul JankeProfessor Karl Hans WalterVerlag Karl UlrichFrau Irma Maess, portrait photographer

Custodians Frau Völklein, Frau Niess, Frau Neumann,Frau Tamke, Herr Silberer, Frau Pfeffer

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