Racene, Peg and Tom
Bob Z., Steve, Tom, Mary Irene
Pam B. in front, Pam and Bobby Belker and Bob Bahner
Pam, Theresa, Bob Bahner and Mary Irene
Mike and Janet G., Emilie and Gene Herigon, Lou Ann BelkerThursday, June 12, 2008
2008 Reunion
Racene, Peg and Tom Bob Z., Steve, Tom, Mary IrenePam B. in front, Pam and Bobby Belker and Bob Bahner
Pam, Theresa, Bob Bahner and Mary Irene Mike and Janet G., Emilie and Gene Herigon, Lou Ann Belker
Who Am I???
HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW YOUR 1963 SACRED HEART CLASSMATES?
1. This person is a national class scuba diver. He has won several competitive scuba diving tournaments.
2. Owned and operated a very famous landmark in Sedalia and this place is in most of the history books that have been written about Sedalia.
3. A well know body builder among his peers. His favorite hobby is customizing trucks.
4. Had his fingers ran over playing ice hockey at Liberty Park. Several stitiches were required.
5. Brought a water gun to school hidden in a cut out book during 9th grade science class. He shot several people during class and was never caught.
6. This girl worked at West Side Variety Store and gave good discounts on water guns to her friends.
7. This is a very high profile person in their occupational area. Sponsored citizens tours to the state legislative. This person also received recognition awards for outstanding dedication, hard work, commitment and expertise in their field.
8. Performed a cut-away on the high dive at Liberty Park swimming pool and was met with disastrous results.
9. She was a RN at Bothwell Hospital, became department head and recently retired.
10. When the snow fell, the bob sledge was brought out and after a cold and usually wet ride, Hot chocolate awaited us at this person’s house.
11. This person started the traditional rooster wake up call in front of a thousand people every year for 15 years. He also changed the monogram of a famous institution in Sedalia.
12. Rain, snow or sleet could not stop this paperboy. He developed a strong arm throwing papers and later became a leading pitcher in the Babe Ruth League.
13. This girl took her showers at school because a classmate had an alligator that took up residence in her bath tub at home.
14. Known for his wit and sarcasms he was the darling of the U.S. Army motor poos (63B20). His trade mark was a big round cigar. He later owned and operated a diesel mechanical service for tractor trailer trucks.
15. Attended charm school in the 10th or 11th grade at C. W. Flowers. She charmed her way to being selected the top model in this class.
16. Always quiet and shy, this person became an IBM executive, was valedictorian of our class and married her high school sweetheart.
17. This person married an outstanding Smith-Cotton basketball player that was coached by Sandy Glavin’s father.
18. In one of the few tennis matches ever held by Sacred Heart, this person defeated star tennis player Jack Taylor from Smith-Cotton High school.
19. Married Ancil, he was the ambassador of Vermont Park in the early 60’s, they now reside in Houstonia, Missouri.
20. This person had one of the best singing voices in the class. She sang several songs for us in our 4th grade class. One of the songs she sang was “Little Brown Jug”, but I knew she would be a knock out singing “Sweet Georgia Brown”.
21. When the bell rang, the books were thrown in the locker and we met at this person’s house for a basketball game. We spent many hours shooting hoops at the basketball rim attached to the garage. We were always well behaved because there could be dire consequences if we misbehaved.
22. This person had a fascination with the TV hero – Zorro. He and his cohorts had a list of grievances for the Sedalia Police Department. Our caped crusader delivered them in true Zorro style. He was nearly caught when making his escape, his cape caught on the door handle.
23. This person sponsored one of our 1st birthday parties. The party was a lot of fun. However, we were all warned to stay out of the back yard because of a potential dangerous hazard. Now days, they call it an attractive nuisance.
24. If Gwendolyn was going to spin gold from hair this person would be a prime candidate. This beauties’ hair was so blond she would make Goldie Locks look like a one-night stand.
25. She was a very sweet and quiet person but one day the rubber met the highway. Of all things she put on make up and eye shadow and went to school. She was immediately sent to the office and was told to remove the make up. She defiantly said “NO”! Later that evening, her mother convinced her not to wear any more make up and eye shadow to school.
26. Crash & Burn! This person passed her driving test in the morning and in the afternoon on the same day had an accident on Ohio. Another time she and her boyfriend went to the drive-in theater. They had an argument and he drove off with the speakers still on the window of his car.
27. Certain phrases and simple one liners have stood the test of time. We will always remember this girl’s giggle because it was unique and a joy to listen to. Many jokes were told so we could all enjoy this person’s cute giggle.
28. This person’s close friends gave her a special nickname. Most of the class did not call her this name because we were afraid our double dips of chocolate and strawberry ice cream cones may not be as large as she would usually give us.
29. BONUS POINTS ………….. Who can name the Kansas City Kitty or Kittens?
1. This person is a national class scuba diver. He has won several competitive scuba diving tournaments.
2. Owned and operated a very famous landmark in Sedalia and this place is in most of the history books that have been written about Sedalia.
3. A well know body builder among his peers. His favorite hobby is customizing trucks.
4. Had his fingers ran over playing ice hockey at Liberty Park. Several stitiches were required.
5. Brought a water gun to school hidden in a cut out book during 9th grade science class. He shot several people during class and was never caught.
6. This girl worked at West Side Variety Store and gave good discounts on water guns to her friends.
7. This is a very high profile person in their occupational area. Sponsored citizens tours to the state legislative. This person also received recognition awards for outstanding dedication, hard work, commitment and expertise in their field.
8. Performed a cut-away on the high dive at Liberty Park swimming pool and was met with disastrous results.
9. She was a RN at Bothwell Hospital, became department head and recently retired.
10. When the snow fell, the bob sledge was brought out and after a cold and usually wet ride, Hot chocolate awaited us at this person’s house.
11. This person started the traditional rooster wake up call in front of a thousand people every year for 15 years. He also changed the monogram of a famous institution in Sedalia.
12. Rain, snow or sleet could not stop this paperboy. He developed a strong arm throwing papers and later became a leading pitcher in the Babe Ruth League.
13. This girl took her showers at school because a classmate had an alligator that took up residence in her bath tub at home.
14. Known for his wit and sarcasms he was the darling of the U.S. Army motor poos (63B20). His trade mark was a big round cigar. He later owned and operated a diesel mechanical service for tractor trailer trucks.
15. Attended charm school in the 10th or 11th grade at C. W. Flowers. She charmed her way to being selected the top model in this class.
16. Always quiet and shy, this person became an IBM executive, was valedictorian of our class and married her high school sweetheart.
17. This person married an outstanding Smith-Cotton basketball player that was coached by Sandy Glavin’s father.
18. In one of the few tennis matches ever held by Sacred Heart, this person defeated star tennis player Jack Taylor from Smith-Cotton High school.
19. Married Ancil, he was the ambassador of Vermont Park in the early 60’s, they now reside in Houstonia, Missouri.
20. This person had one of the best singing voices in the class. She sang several songs for us in our 4th grade class. One of the songs she sang was “Little Brown Jug”, but I knew she would be a knock out singing “Sweet Georgia Brown”.
21. When the bell rang, the books were thrown in the locker and we met at this person’s house for a basketball game. We spent many hours shooting hoops at the basketball rim attached to the garage. We were always well behaved because there could be dire consequences if we misbehaved.
22. This person had a fascination with the TV hero – Zorro. He and his cohorts had a list of grievances for the Sedalia Police Department. Our caped crusader delivered them in true Zorro style. He was nearly caught when making his escape, his cape caught on the door handle.
23. This person sponsored one of our 1st birthday parties. The party was a lot of fun. However, we were all warned to stay out of the back yard because of a potential dangerous hazard. Now days, they call it an attractive nuisance.
24. If Gwendolyn was going to spin gold from hair this person would be a prime candidate. This beauties’ hair was so blond she would make Goldie Locks look like a one-night stand.
25. She was a very sweet and quiet person but one day the rubber met the highway. Of all things she put on make up and eye shadow and went to school. She was immediately sent to the office and was told to remove the make up. She defiantly said “NO”! Later that evening, her mother convinced her not to wear any more make up and eye shadow to school.
26. Crash & Burn! This person passed her driving test in the morning and in the afternoon on the same day had an accident on Ohio. Another time she and her boyfriend went to the drive-in theater. They had an argument and he drove off with the speakers still on the window of his car.
27. Certain phrases and simple one liners have stood the test of time. We will always remember this girl’s giggle because it was unique and a joy to listen to. Many jokes were told so we could all enjoy this person’s cute giggle.
28. This person’s close friends gave her a special nickname. Most of the class did not call her this name because we were afraid our double dips of chocolate and strawberry ice cream cones may not be as large as she would usually give us.
29. BONUS POINTS ………….. Who can name the Kansas City Kitty or Kittens?
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Great moments from Bob Bahner
Funniest Memory
Funny was Mr. Zeuty turning around to the blackboard and, as he bent to pick up some chalk a big snowball hit the blackboard about three inches above his head.
Most exciting was seeing burning paper on the tar roof and Sr. Rosella came into the room. No one owned up to seeing anything. Solidarity.
Funny was Mr. Zeuty turning around to the blackboard and, as he bent to pick up some chalk a big snowball hit the blackboard about three inches above his head.
Most exciting was seeing burning paper on the tar roof and Sr. Rosella came into the room. No one owned up to seeing anything. Solidarity.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Friday, May 2, 2008
After Play Practice
What was the funniest thing that happened?* Bear in mind that I remember a lot of fictional events. And, I thought the whole year was pretty darned funny. But one thing I remember (I hope) happened when we were rehearsing for our senior three-act play, "The Skeleton Walks."
Jack Barr played a detective, undercover in drag as the evil Dr.
Fersig's housekeeper. One night, after a dress rehearsal in the gym, we went out to Third Street with Jack still in costume -- long dress and white wig. He would stand under the streetlight, every inch the "little old lady," and whenever a car came by, the rest of us would rush out and "attack" him. As far as I can recall, we got absolutely no reaction from any of the passing cars, but we still thought it was hilarious at the time. We were easily entertained.
There were many other memorable events in our senior year -- some involving underage consumption of alcohol, or fireworks and the police
-- but I don't know that I'd rate them as "funny" exactly. So, I'm sticking with Jack in drag.
Jack Barr played a detective, undercover in drag as the evil Dr.
Fersig's housekeeper. One night, after a dress rehearsal in the gym, we went out to Third Street with Jack still in costume -- long dress and white wig. He would stand under the streetlight, every inch the "little old lady," and whenever a car came by, the rest of us would rush out and "attack" him. As far as I can recall, we got absolutely no reaction from any of the passing cars, but we still thought it was hilarious at the time. We were easily entertained.
There were many other memorable events in our senior year -- some involving underage consumption of alcohol, or fireworks and the police
-- but I don't know that I'd rate them as "funny" exactly. So, I'm sticking with Jack in drag.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
Class Prophecy
Bob Bahner – Bob will have trouble sleeping in later life. He will keep waking up every 40 minutes.
Bob Belker – Bob will become an assistant gym director.
Beth Battles – kindhearted Beth will run a home for wayward dogs and cats.
Bill Brosch – Bill will move up to head milker at Freeze Dairy.
Marsha Brown – Marsha will be head color mixer at Lady Clairol
Leonard Butler – Lenny, the original Easter Bunny, will have his own chain of bunny clubs.
Mary Jane Coxon – since Bob Cousy is finally retiring, Mary Jane will take his place on the Celtics.
Gary Crnic – Gary’s going to become the night foremand for the street and alley department.
Richard Dickmann – Rick is going to be a big wheel in the tire business and make hunting boots on the side.
Janet Edwards – Janet will be a straw collector for the Walter’s Broom factory.
Mary Fiedler – Mary will sell Ramblers with automatic drivers.
Sandy Glavin – Sandy will become a home economics teacher and teach young girls how to make skirts out of a ¼ yd. of material.
Sue Horst – Sue will replace Dr. Zorba as Ben Casey’s assistant.
Racene Jackson – forgetful Racene will forget that she has graduated and may still be wandering Sacred Heart in the years to come.
Mary Irene Solon – Mary Irene will be the personnel supervisor at Solon’s Supermarket.
Gary Bone – Gary will be the personnel at Solon’s Supermarket.
Mike Gerke – Mike will raise birddogs in his kennels out behind the fairgrounds.
Steve Kappler will spend the rest of his life running away from the hoards of girls who love to get their fingers in his hair.
Pam McGrath will fulfill her lifelong ambition and become President fo the Boy’s Clubs of America.
Sharon Madorin, the future homemaker, will have her picture on cake mix boxes, replacing Betty Crocker.
Eric Murray will win the Pulitzer Prize for his thrilling stories about the wild and wooly West, West LaMonte that is.
Marion Newman will make himself known to the world and invent a revolutionary new shoe polish that polishes itself.
Jerry Rouchka, our continual President will start his own President’s Club with his vote getting power and will enter politics and be known at J.A.R.
Bob Staus will own a Ford used car agency, for he will have plenty of used Fords by then.
Virginia Stohr will be owner and operator of the Stohr Delicatessen, featuring the fourteen hamburger special.
Betty Welliver will become a necklace saleslady.
Delia Yates will write mystery stories in which the Butler always does it.
Bob Zimmerschied will replace brother Waldo as the pinball machine pro at the Hillcrest Lanes.
Paul Wolf, the customizer, will customize the mild cartons at Tullis Hall.
Jack Barr will become the first city slicker to win the FFA awards.
Emily Gerke, with her experiences in living away from home, will start her own hotel, the Clifton City Hilton.
Tom Hurley, using his famous slogan, “Never make it hurt.” will become the U.S. Tennis Champion
Bob Belker – Bob will become an assistant gym director.
Beth Battles – kindhearted Beth will run a home for wayward dogs and cats.
Bill Brosch – Bill will move up to head milker at Freeze Dairy.
Marsha Brown – Marsha will be head color mixer at Lady Clairol
Leonard Butler – Lenny, the original Easter Bunny, will have his own chain of bunny clubs.
Mary Jane Coxon – since Bob Cousy is finally retiring, Mary Jane will take his place on the Celtics.
Gary Crnic – Gary’s going to become the night foremand for the street and alley department.
Richard Dickmann – Rick is going to be a big wheel in the tire business and make hunting boots on the side.
Janet Edwards – Janet will be a straw collector for the Walter’s Broom factory.
Mary Fiedler – Mary will sell Ramblers with automatic drivers.
Sandy Glavin – Sandy will become a home economics teacher and teach young girls how to make skirts out of a ¼ yd. of material.
Sue Horst – Sue will replace Dr. Zorba as Ben Casey’s assistant.
Racene Jackson – forgetful Racene will forget that she has graduated and may still be wandering Sacred Heart in the years to come.
Mary Irene Solon – Mary Irene will be the personnel supervisor at Solon’s Supermarket.
Gary Bone – Gary will be the personnel at Solon’s Supermarket.
Mike Gerke – Mike will raise birddogs in his kennels out behind the fairgrounds.
Steve Kappler will spend the rest of his life running away from the hoards of girls who love to get their fingers in his hair.
Pam McGrath will fulfill her lifelong ambition and become President fo the Boy’s Clubs of America.
Sharon Madorin, the future homemaker, will have her picture on cake mix boxes, replacing Betty Crocker.
Eric Murray will win the Pulitzer Prize for his thrilling stories about the wild and wooly West, West LaMonte that is.
Marion Newman will make himself known to the world and invent a revolutionary new shoe polish that polishes itself.
Jerry Rouchka, our continual President will start his own President’s Club with his vote getting power and will enter politics and be known at J.A.R.
Bob Staus will own a Ford used car agency, for he will have plenty of used Fords by then.
Virginia Stohr will be owner and operator of the Stohr Delicatessen, featuring the fourteen hamburger special.
Betty Welliver will become a necklace saleslady.
Delia Yates will write mystery stories in which the Butler always does it.
Bob Zimmerschied will replace brother Waldo as the pinball machine pro at the Hillcrest Lanes.
Paul Wolf, the customizer, will customize the mild cartons at Tullis Hall.
Jack Barr will become the first city slicker to win the FFA awards.
Emily Gerke, with her experiences in living away from home, will start her own hotel, the Clifton City Hilton.
Tom Hurley, using his famous slogan, “Never make it hurt.” will become the U.S. Tennis Champion
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