Barrington High School - Corral Yearbook (Barrington, IL)

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sagg- ll. E One of the most popular places dur- ing 4, 4A, or 5 periods was the cafe- teria, and helping to make it so were the cooks who managed to keep all 900 of us well-fed. From left-Mrs. D. Gruschow, Mrs. F. Baade, Mrs. G. Kerin, Mrs. E. Kerin. Footsteps don't remain on our floors for very long, for the custodians are at work until 11:00 p.m. seeing to it that B.H.S. is always at its best. Seated-P. Haag, R. Street. Standing -A. Droz, J. Wiehoit. Mr. Olaf Zimmerman passed away last No- vember. As a friend who worked among us since the high school was built, he taught lessons in helpful cooperation and helped us to grow proud of clean and beautiful sur- roundings. Al. .... f LJ L ., gs Q W.. I B 10 Some go over the hills and through the dells to grandmother's house . . . but our bus drivers never failed to bring us instead to the doors of B.H.S. Kneeling-J. Goldman, C. Wresh- ing, G. Wisniewski, L. Hummel, Standing-R. Kolderup, N. Washo, W. Baske E. Novy.

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.5 ' X i s ii n I 8 2 gg Q: it ' ' M . . N-' as -V Y ,. n N I 'F ,k.if 2 k y 4 X L Q . ali rf Pat McCu1la English Mary McKinney English, Counselor Clarice McWilliams Family Relatlons, Home Economics Richard Meinhard Physics, Mathematics john Nelson Industrial Arts Kay Nye Physical education John Reakes Biology, Physical education William Shaw Counselor, Social Studies Grace Wandke Mathematics Willard Watson Biology Joan Werhan English '-4 9

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This year 913 stu- dents filled the halls between classes, as B. H.S. saw its largest en- rollment of 173 seniors, 226 juniors, 253 sopho- mores, and 253 fresh- men. We had realized be- fore the school year be- gan that we would be crowded, and during the year we felt the pinch in our lockers . . .