Gene and Helen Talbot, Belleville First Christian
Seth Wilson
Scott Rowlings
Ruth Schrumph
Rosemary Schwarm
Gene and Helen Talbot, Belleville First Christian
Seth Wilson
Scott Rowlings
Ruth Schrumph
Rosemary Schwarm
1:2 John May 3:1 Sandy Schrumph 4:1 Mrs. Joe Putman (?) 4:2 Bruce Parmenter(The Parmenters now live in Lincoln. Has been a professor)
Back Row: 8:2 Mike Heston, 8:3 Jim Correll, 8:4 Darryl Bishop, 8:5 Gene Talbot, 8:6 Don Ray Row 7: 7:4 Joe Feher, 7:5 June ? (from O'Fallon), 7:7 Tom Ewald, 7:10 Woody Fisher Row 6: 6:1 &2 Gil and Betty Schreiber, 6:4 Fred McKean, 6:5 Karen Morrow, 6:6 Judy Feher, 6:8 Kay Wiseman, 6:12 Charlie Greer, 6:15 Bill Griffin, 6:16 Danny Williams Row 5: 5:1 Janet Van Horn, 5:3 Ruth Huck, 5:7 Becky Huck, 5:9 Jan Teasely, 5:13 Ron Herrod Row 4: 4:2 Priscilla Haley,4:3 Ron Lambert Row 3: 3:2 Sandy Schrumpf, 3:3 Karla Knichel, 3:7 Steele twin, 3:9 Steele Twin, 3:12 Dolly Black, 3:13 Jeanette Bolla, 3:15 Joyce Mains, 3:16 Cy Burris Row 2: 2:5 Darlene Lewis, 2:9 June Huck, 2:14 Rick Coget, 2:17 Charlene Hazlett Row 1: 1:4 Rob Schreiber, 1:6 John Griffin, 1:7 Judy Ellsworth, 1:12 Mike Hendrix
Row 1 - 1 Carol Roodhouse, 2 Karen Bush, 3 David Bush, 6 Judy Roodhouse, 8 Mike Bush, 13 Kathy Roodhouse, 14 Steve Roodhouse, 16 Carolyn Stever, 17 Marilyn Carter
Row 2 – 3 Shirley Gum, 5 Janet Gum, 6 Carla Underwood, 8 Laurel Glaze, 9
Row 3 – 5 Priscilla Leitze, 11 Linda Hill, 16 Gwen Schmidt, 18 Susan Hentz, 19 Margaret Iberg
Row 4 – 14 Vickie Kleinik, 18 Debbie May
Row 5 – 5 Kathy Boudouris, 9 Paula Bush, 13 Robin Rewerts, 16 Janet Thornburg
Row 6 –
Row 7 – 13 Debbie Fritz
Row 8 – 1 is Florine Paine and 2 is her daughter, Judy Paine , 6 Mary Roodhouse, 8 June ? (missionary) 9 Ruth Schrumpf, 10 ? Diamond, 11 Marilyn Bush, 12 Grace Boldt
This 1954 High School group was shot by Wilson Wiseman. This was the year that Frank Bush served as Vesper Speaker. Bushes lived in Catlin at the time. Mike was just a baby, Paula 2 years old, and the family spent most of the time at Elams. 1:1 Claudia Price 1:7 Dennis Corley (The last time Frank saw him he was preaching in the Quincy area.) 2:3 Mrs. Elliot 2:4 Dean Elliot (at Herrick at the time). 2:5 Dean Schrumpf, 2:6 Ruth Schrumpf, 2:7 Mrs. Bartlett (she worked for Chr Standard and attended many camps) 2:8 Charley Wogman 2:10 Mark Weaver 2:11 Kay Hutchinson. 3:1 Frank Bush 3:4 Janet Elam 3:5 Doris Corbus, 3:6 Lana Tevis 3:8 Marlyce Elam 3:9 Alice Schroeder 4:3 Don Ray 4:11 Buddy Wisinger 4:12 Elmer McKean, 4:15 Tom McKean, 4:16 Roland Hurbert
1:1 Bob Kinney Jr.; 1:2 Doris Corbus; 1:3 Sue Koonce; 1:4 Janet Elam, 1:5 Alice Schroeder. 1:5 Brenda Downen; 1:6 Janey Reed 2:1 Dennis Corley (?); 2:2 Theda Butler; 3:1 Dean Schrumpf, 3:2 Ruth Schrumpf, 3:4 Marlyce Elam, Back row (count is off) From left to right beginning in the middle: Don Ray; Dave Rush; Erroll Grissom; Elmer McKean.We have a discussion on whether or not 1:3 is Sue Koonce -- one reader identified her and another promptly said it wasn't her. Anyone else want to weigh in?
This picture is earlier, maybe 1962, than the popsicle picture. Middle girl is Sandy Schrumpf; plaid pants girl is Judy Ellsworth.

Now this one is a treasure, huh? The After-hours party was probably a week when Gil Schrieber was dean. Dan Williams and Mike Heston in the forground with Gil eating pizza between them. In the background we have Pop Smith, Stuart Couve, and to the far right JW Jordan. Boy in back with wildly patterned shirt is Larry Zumwalt and older man to his left is his dad, Dean Zumwalt. Young boy to right of Mike Heston is Gil's son, Robbie Schrieber
Cheryl Lamb is dark-haired girl on far side of first table that is in process of eating and the cute kid to her right (photo left) is Lynne Gurley ... who knew her hair was ever that short! 4th person down from Cheryl is Dolly Black, faculty/helper that week. Diagonal from Cheryl, on opposite side of table, girl with white head band and dress is Mary Motzer. At second table Ruth Schrumpf is seen sitting with kids. Cheryl would have been a Junior in maybe 1959 through 1961, so this is a little earlier than we thought.