Abbott Junior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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Nancy Kadow fright on stairsj, student director of Teen Time is abouttocrown Gail Gomersall queen. Others in the group are Gordon Banwart, Mike Gallagher, and Barbara Whipple. CC 77 een ll'I'l0 One of the ninth grade speech classes presented the three act play, Teen Time, on Thursday, January 28, under the able direction of Mrs. Marge Radloft. The comedy concerned a group ofyoung people trying to get a Teen Haven opened and deciding who will be their queen. All the problems they had to solve added up to an evening's entertainment of gay fun . Characters were: Gail Gomersa I l , Jackie Greenawalt, Jim Ashley, Germaine Treadwell, Norma Baker, BarbWhipple, Mike Gallagher, Gordon Banwart, Charles Burnidge, Gay Winbigler, Judy Barringer, Joan Richards, Sue Kraebber, Jim Humphrey, Jack Sunderlage, Jackie Rockwell, Mil- lard Dunton, Charmayne Engstrom, and Ron Lamz. The Abbott school orchestra under the direction of Mrs . Hove played before the production and between the acts . G or d o n B a n wa r t, Barb Whipple, Mike Gallagher, Gail Gomersall, Charles Burnidge, Judy Barringer, Jackie Greena- walt, Jim Ashley, Germaine Treadwell, Millard Dunton, Charmayne Engstrom, Craig Kowalski, Joan Carter, Ron Lamz. Joan Morley, Sandy Hankins, Sue Kraebber, Jim Humphrey, Joan Richards, Pat Rockwell, Jack Sunderlage. 46

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I 0 .14 ine? 3400 ATTENDANCE OFFICE Girls who worked in the attendance office helping to keep records straight were Evelyn Coon, Betty Hempt, Nancy Kadow, Jean Dorwaldt, Nancy Werrbach, Phoebe Burt, Marcia Green, Dorothy Long, and Mirian Volle. LOST AND FOUND Jim DeMien, Sal Castoro, Dale Thomas, and John Hoffman assisted the student body in re- covering lost articles. They were on duty each morning, noon, and evening. JUNIOR RED CROSS Mrs. Ward is sponsor of the Junior Red Cross. The annual membership drive was held in Nov- ember. During the year gift boxes were filled for overseas shipment, and the group presented pro- grams ot the Old Peoples Home. President ........ Carolyn Miller Vice President . . . .Tom Theis Secretary . . . . Carol Zornow Treasurer . . . . Evert Frey SCHOOL STORE David Heckert sells a student some school supplies. Our store is open before school and at noon tosupply students with paper, pencils, note- books, and other school needs .

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T7 57 U u ip ime Tulip Time, a delightful, romantic oper- etta with a setting in Holland, was presented by the vocal music department and directed by Miss Ellagene Morgan on March 19. The interesting plot, the charming sets, the colorful costumes, the melodic score, and the expert direction of Miss Morgan added up to one of the year's finest programs. CAST Hans . . . Jeff Reinert, Jim Shales Aunt Anna . . Roberta Liden, Jane Hurd Katrinka . . . Judy Hall, Norma Baker Hendirch Van Oster . Michael Gallagher Christina ....... Judy Barringer, Jacquiline Greenawalt McSpindle .... Douglas Kranwinkle, Larry Hansen Ned Baxter.Jack Sunderlege, Gerald Willey Dick Warren ..... James Humphrey, Larry Michelson Student Directors .... Joan Morley, Germaine Treadwell Pianists . Mary Ellen Cowan, Sue Kraebber, Jane Hurd, Roberta Liden