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Introducing Elgin High School ..............
We are proud of our administration ..........
Our remarkable faculty ....................
Our interesting classes ...................................
The seniors proudly receive their diplomas ....... .......
Underclassmen prove their talent .................
Our varied activities ....................
Athletics prove successful ..,......
Our calendar of events ..........
Our patrons .....................
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Between class periods Mr. Alexander can almost always be seen standing
in the halls watching with genuine interest as the students go by. His friendli-
ness and true interest in the individual have won the approval of the entire
student body. Helping the students solve their problems and make decisions
for their future education or career is one of Mr. Alexander's main concerns.
Mr. Alexander has stepped into the principals position so efficiently that
it seems as if he always belonged there. Elgin High School has been able to
place great confidence in Mr. Alexander. In summing up Mr. Alexander's first
year as principal, we may emphatically say that he has been very successful
in winning the friendship and confidence of Elgin High School.
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Mr. Paul Green, dean of boys, is one of the busi-
est persons at Elgin High School, but always
finds time for individual problems. Every student
knows that he can place his complete confidence
in Mr. Green.
Miss Margaret Fosberry, dean of girls, is the kind
of person on whom the student can depend.
Under her direction the Girls' Club has done
many beneficial things for the school.
OFFICE STAFF
The finances of Elgin High School are the
responsibility of Mr. L. V. Robinson and his able
assistant, Mrs. Arlene Iohns.
Elgin High School could not function with-
out its efficient office staff, composed of Mrs.
Donna Zierer, Mrs. Norma Utt, and Mrs. Eva
Hopkins. This trio is very helpful to Elgin's stu-
dent body and faculty.
Mrs. Beulah Leuck, our busy attendance di-
rector, shown with some of her hard-working
student assistants, Carol Hoffman, Ruth Byrd.
Barbara Smith and Gail Frank, runs a smoothly
functioning organization,
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Elmer Alft Louis Bauer
1958 Class Sponsor Business Survey
Economics Oflice Training
Warren Anderson Dennis Bauman
Drafting German
Don Arnold
Head of the Business Dept.
Office Training
Marge Biersach
Play Director, Dramatics
English
Elmer Bohnert
Metal Shop
Enid Burns
Mirror Sponsor
Iournalism
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Physics
Lilyan Carlson
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Faith Cavell
English
William Chesbrough
Boys' Phys. Ed.
Varsity Basketball Coach
Sophomore Football Coach
Ronald Cook
Head of the Science Dept.
Chemistry
Sponsor of Chem-Phys Club
Emery Ebbert
Boys' Phys. Ed
Varsity Football Coach
Sophomore Basketball Coach
Assistant Track Coach
Don Eldred V
Ieanne Cutler
Cafeteria Supervisor
Robert Duffield
Boys' Phys. Ed.. Assistant
Football Coach, Sophomore
Assistant Wrestling Coach
E Club Co-Sponsor
Track Coach
Mike Farroh
Head of Boys' Phys. Ed. Dept.
Boys' Phys. Ed.
Intramural Sports
E Club Sponsor
Beth Ferguson
English Girls' Phys. Ed.
Kenneth Ettner
Head of the English Dept.
English
Co-Sponsor of Ir. Red Cross
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Ralph Fiala Thomas Green
Business Law. Business Survey Director of Audio-Visual Aids
Business Organization
Elsie Fletcher Paul Gruentzel
English American History
World Geography
Arthur Graffam
Drafting
Crafts
Woods
Ellen Hackman lane Heiser
Librarian Clothing
Everyday Living
Byrus Hall E. Arthur Hill
Sponsor of Sophomore Dramatics Club Head of Music Dept,
English Senior A Cappella Choir
Sponsor of 3M's
Elizabeth Hallet, R.N.
Girls' Phys. Ed.
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Ethel Hoaglund
Librarian
Ellison H. Hoke
Director of W. E. P. S.
Sponsor of 88.1 club
Helen Iocelyn
English, Speech
Arthur Kanies
Printing
Graphic Arts
Woods
Helen Kettering
Biology
Marvin Kuhlmann
Biology
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Cleora johnson
Foods, Home Problems
Martha I. Iones
English
Oris Edward Lackey
American History
World History
Sophomore Baseball Coach
Marion Lalfey
Orchestra
Music Appreciation
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Leslie Larson Edna Lewis
Biology Bookkeeping
Personal Typing
Karl Lehr Wilda Logan
Class of 1957 Sponsor Head of Girls' Phys. Ed. Dept.
American History Girls' Phys. Ed.. Sponsor of G.A.A
Denver Leturno
Chemistry
Clifford Mai-fin Wilfrid McWilliams
General Metals Latin, Latin Club Sponsor
Electric Shop
Assistant Track Coach
Emily Martin Edwin Niemi
Iunior A Cappella Art
Aeolian
Iames Martin
Algebra
Geometry
Sponsor of Chess and Checkers Club
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Ruth Nork
German
Spanish
Sponsor of German Club
Marietta Parr
Business Survey
Vocational Typing
Sponsor of French Club
Stenography
Dora Pasel
French
Spanish
Mary Peters 1
Geometry
Algebra
Assistant Sponsor of Class of 1957
Ralph Phillips
Chemistry
Irene Pielemeier
Chairman of Language Dept.
Spanish
Sponsor of Spanish Club
George Peck
Vocational Typing
Henry Peddle
- American History
Modern History
Alice Pragman
English
Carl Pride
Maroon Sponsor
English
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Don Quillman Lucy Samalonis
English Girls' Phys. Ed.
Modern Dance
Harry Raplus Albert Scharl?
Head of Agricultural Dept. Boys' Phys. Ed
Agriculture Varsity Wrestling Coach
Biology Varsity Baseball Coach
Sponsor of F.F.A.
L. V. Robinson
Treasurer
Howard Schulte H. H. Shelby
Forensics Head of Social Science Dept.
Social Problems Social Problems
Economics
Edwin Schulz Theresa Siren
Geometry Algebra
Algebra Geometry
Sponsor of F.T.A.
Norman Scibetta
Head of Industrial Arts Dept.
Woods
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Lucile Stansell
Head of Home Economics Dept.
Foods
Sponsor of F.H.A.
Douglas Steensland
Director of Band
Betty Stephenson
Stenography
Business Survey
Norma Underhill
Librarian
E. Max von Isser
Head of Art Dept.
Photography
Ceramics and Painting
Varsity Swimming Coach
Clara Wilson
Sightsaving Directory
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Nora Stickling
En glish
Marjorie Stolfregen
English
Hortense E. Wilson
Head of Mathematics Dept.
Algebra
Trigonometry
Walter M. Wilson
Sponsor of Student Council
Economics
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Robert Winn
Biology
Athletic Ticket Manager
The Home School Council
First row: Mrs. Donald Leverenz, Mr. Gerald Biggers. Mrs. Biggers, Mr. Charles Karsten, Mrs. Karsten,
Mrs. Richard Duval
Second row: Mr. Leverenz, Mrs. Linden Elswick. Mr. Elswick, Mr. Royal Muntz, Mrs. Muntz, Mr. Duval
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pees of the Apache Indians in American History class.
Barb Iordan and her fellow art students experiment with
construction materials by making Christmas ornaments.
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students.
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aspiring French pupils.
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on the beam.
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Economics pupils put their photographic minds to work in studying a life
insurance chart.
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Ioan Richards, treasurer
Dick Partridge, president
Bill Martin, vice-president
Carol Schubert, secretary
SENIOR CLASS HISTORY
"Forward ever, backward never" has been the basis of all the projects and activities of the
Class of 1957.
Entering EHS as sophomores the class quickly adapted to the new situation. Their sophomore
get-acquainted party, "Getting to Know You," proved that the Class of '57 was headed for great
success.
In their junior year the class presented the delightful play What a Life. At Homecoming the
class worked determinedly on their class float and received the first-place award in the "most beau-
tiful" division.
The Homecoming activities presented by the senior class were outstanding. The suspenseful
Senior class play Kind Lady, the rousing class song, the colorful class pennant, and a championship
basketball team illustrate the exceptional achievements of the Class of 1957.
Everyone in the class will look back to the senior class supper, the Prom, and Commencement
with wonderful memories of their days at EI-IS.
Class council members:
First row: Sandra Hankins, Suzanne Duval, Carolyn Forgan, Carol Davis. Iim Payne.
Second row: Edward lodges, Io Ann Braun, Ioan Richards, Mary Luscher, Craig Kowalski,
Gary Kane.
Third row: Ioan Allbee. Carol Schubert, Iudy Robbins, Iody Sternberg, Tom Thies, Sally Shaw,
Pat Wright.
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LOIS IOAN ALLBEE
Ambition-To be a medical x-ray technician
Class Council 2.3.4: Modern Dance 2.3.4: Spanish Club 2.3:
Iunior A Cappella 3
BETTY LOU ANDERSON ,- Bets
F.H.A. 3.4: Mirror 3: G.A.A. 2.3: Bowling 2,3
IOYCE ALLENE APPLEHOFF
Ambition-To be a secretary
Senior A Cappella 4: Girls' Club Council 2.3.4: G.A.A.
2.3.43 Spanish Club 2.3
KAREN ARNOLD
G.A.A. 2.3.43 Bowling 2: Girls' Club 2.3.4
IIM C. ASHLEY - I. C.
Football 2: E Club 2.3.43 Swimming 2.3.43 Track 2.3.4
MARTHA IEAN AUBLE
' Ambition-To be a receptionist
Aeolian 2: Iunior A Cappella 3.4: German Club 4: Pep
Club 4
STANLEY P. BAHWELL -f Stan
Ambition--To be a telephone lineman
Basketball 2
RICHARD BAKER
GORDON RAY BANWART
Basketball 2: Baseball 2: German Club 2.3
ARDEN MORRELL BARCKLEY -- Art
Ambition-To be an auto dealer
gtfrgsslgig 2: Homeroom Basketball 2.3: Industrial Arts
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IUDY LEE BARRINGER
Ambition'-To be an airline stewardess
Modern Dance 2.3: Iunior A Cappela 3: Girls' Club 2.3
KAREN L. BARRY
ROGER LEE ABBOTT - Rog Rodo
Ambition-To be a contractor
Football 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4
GLORIA ANN AGUINIGA
Ambition-To go into detective work
EILEEN RUTH ALBRIGHT
Ambition-To be an airline stewardess
Bowling 2.4: Tennis 4: Spanish Club 2.3: Iunior A Cappella
3.4
LARRY I. BARTLETT
Ambition--To be a livestock producer
F.F.A. Treasurer 2: F.F.A. Iudging Team 2.3.4
RICHARD LEE BECKER - Dick
Ambition-To get a college education
Football 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.41 E Club 2,3,4
IIM LEROY BEHRENS ,- Scrappy A
Ambition-To play professional baseball
FcHotgall12,3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Student Council 2.3.45 Basket-
ba l ,3,
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IAY LEE BELL - Iaylec
Ambition-To be an insurance agent
Projection Club 2.3.43 Intramural Basketball 2.3,4: Industrial
Arts Club 2.3
CHARLOTTE LOUISE BENNER
Ambition-To be a secretary
F.I'I.A. 2.3.43 Archery 2
CHARLES WILLIAM BIERMAN - Chuck
Ambition-To be a professional printer
Industrial Arts Club 2.3.4
DENOVA ANN CAIREL - Dee
Bowling 2.3: F.I'I.A. 3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4
DAVID EUGENE CAREY
Ambition-To be a civil engineer
Indian Dancing 2.3.43 Spanish Club 2
KEITH INGVAR CARLSON -- Cazmo
Ambition-To be a master plumber
Student Council 2.3: Senior A Cappella 2.3.41 Football 2.3.41
Basketball 2.3.4
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VICTORIA LEE BIGGERS -- Vickie
ggdig 32434: Maroon 2.3: Class Play Committee 4: Club
.l . .
DcWAYNE LEE BLIETZ - Bullets
Ambition-To run a large printing business
Intramural Basketball 2
GERRY L. BONKOSKE - Bon
Eolotball 2: Basketball 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Cross Country
CATHERINE ANN BRADLEY -- Cathy
Bowling 3: G.A.A. 2.3.4
CHARLES C. BRANDT - Spook Ir.
Basketball 2.3.45 Baseball 2.3.43 Cross Country 2.3.42
E Club 3,4
IOANNE LYNN BRAUN -1 Braunic
Girls' Club Council 2.3: Class Council 4: Class Play Com-
mittee 3,4: Radio 2
HARRY S. BRODDE
Wrestling 2.3: Track 2.4: Swimming 4: German Club 3
BETT'Y IANE BROWN - Bea
Modern Dance 2.3: Senior Girls' Choir 2.3: Spanish Club
2.3: Girls' Club Council 3
BRUCE S. BURNIDGE
Ambition-To do art work
F.F.A.
CHARLES HUGH BURNIDGE - Chuck
German Club 2.3: Class Play 3.4: Student Council 4
PHOEBE ANN BURT
Ambition'-To enter into the Held of science
German Club 3.4: Latin Club 2: Girls' Club Representative
4: G.A.A. 2.3.4
RUTH BYRD -- Ruthie
G.A.A. 2.3.-4: F.H.A. 3.4
IERRY LEE CIRRINCIONE '- Bubbles
Ambition'-To join the army
Football 2: Baseball 2: Wrestling 3: Homeroom Basketball
2,3,4
DAVID A. CLARK -- Throttle-jockey
Ambition-To enter the 500 mile race at Indianapolis
Football 2.3: Wrestling 2,45 Baseball 2.4: E Club 2,3,4
DONNA MAE CLARRISSIMEAUX
Ambition-To be a secretary
Spanish Club 3: Bowling 33 Aeolian 2
IOE W. CLUCHEY --f Ma Phron
Track 2,3.4: Wrestling 29 Intramural Basketball 3,4
DUANE N. CLUTE -- Du
Ambition-To go to Alaska
Class Council 4: Wrestling 2.3,-4: Football 3,4: Homeroom
Basketball 2.3.4
RAPHAL DEE COLE - Rat
Entered from West High, 1956
MARY COLLINS
Ambition-To become a nurse
Student Council 2,3.-1: Secretary 43 Class Play 3.4: Foreign
Exchange Student 4: Senior A Cappella 4
MARGARET ANNE COOK A- Molly
Ambition-To help physically handicapped children
Maroon Staff 2,3,4: Editor 4: Homecoming Dance Chair-
man 4: Class Play 3.4: Senior A Cappella 4
EVELYN MARIE COON
Ambition'-To be a missionary
Spanish Club 3.4: Girls' Club 4: G.A.A. 4: Aeolian 2
BOB GENE COQUILLETTE -- Coke
Ambition-To be a butcher
Homeroom Basketball 2,3
MERRILL L. CORK
Ambition-To be a mechanic
Football 2: Homeroom Basketball 2.3.4
EVELYN L. COUMOUNTGIS -1 Eve A
Ambition-To be a private secretary
Entered from Kemper Hall-March 1956
I
GARY A. CAUL - Gar
Ambition-To become a professional musician
Football 2: Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4
IONATHAN STEVEN CHARNESKY -- Lefty
Ambition-'To become a minister
Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Ping-pong champ 2: Badminton
champ 2.3: Hand-ball champ 2
GERALD FRANK CHRIST -f Ierry
Ambition-To be an electrical engineer
Spanish Club 2,3: Wrestling 3: Track 3,4
IAMES ELBERT CROWFOOT
Ambition-To be an electrical engineer
Homeroom Basketball 2,3,4: Spanish Club 3: Radio 2,3:
Club 88.1 2,3,4
KATHERINE R. CULVER -- Kathie
Ambition-To be an ellicient secretary
G.A.A.: Bowling: Business Council 3: Aeolian 2
SANDRA LEE CULVERSON - San
Ambition--To be a deaconess
Band 2,3, 45 G.A.A. 2,3.4: German Club 3,4 '
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RICHARD LEE DAHN - Dahmer
Ambition-To go into the navy or the air force
Football 2: Wrestling 2: Intramural Basketball 2.3.45 Home-
room Basketball 2.3
THEODORE K. DAU - Big Ted
Ambition-To be an accountant
Senior A Cappella 2.3,4: Student Council 4: Homeroom
Basketball 2.3,4g Class Play 3,4
CAROL ANN DAVIS - Pug
Ambition-To be a social worker
Cheerleading 2: Class Council 2,3: G.A.A. 2,3.4: Stunt Nite
lDon't Laugh Ladyl 3 -
MARLISA ANN ERDMANN .- Mar
Ambition-To go into the art field
Dramatics Club 2: Modern Dance 2,3,-43 Spanish Club 2,3
RICHARD WALTER ERDMAN -- Dick
Homeroom Basketball 2,3.4
IACQUELINE LOU ERSKINE i- Iackie
,
Mirror 3.4: Latin Club 3,45 Senior Prom 3: G.A.A. 2.4
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BARBARA ANN DIERKING Barb
Ambition To be an elementary school teacher
Spanish Club 34 Girls Club Council 2 Aeolian 2 Pep
Club 3
PHILIP EDWIN DIERSCHOW -' Killer
Ambition-To enter some field of the transportation system
Homeroom Basketball 2
SUSAN BATES DODD - Sue
Ambition-To be a commercial artist
Iunior Red Cross 2.3.4-President 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4-Presb
dent 4: Maroon Staff 2,35 French Club 3.4 - Secretary 4
ANNETTE LOUISE DODDS -- Nettie
Ambition--To enter the business field
Girls' Club Cabinet 2: Girls' Club Council 3.4: Iunior A
Cappella 3
DANIEL DONNER - Dan
Homeroom Basketball 2.3
DON IOHN DORWALDT - Door
Ambition-To be a painter
Baseball 2: Spanish Club 2: Intramural Basketball 2: Prom
Decorations 3
IANET ELAINE DOWELL -- Ian
Ambition-To be a secretary
Girls' Club Representative 2: Band 2,3,4: Volleyball 4
MILLARD G. DuNToN - M410 '
Ambition-To get a college education
Wrestling 2,3,4: Class Council 2: E Club 3,42 German
Club 2.3
SUZANNE ROSE DUVAL -f Sue
Ambition-To become an elementary school teacher
Class Council 3,4: Senior A Cappella 4: Iunior Red Cross
Executive Council 43 German Club 2.3
WILLIAM EGGERT .- Bill
Wrestling 2.3: Swimming 4: Homeroom Basketball
CHARLYN ANN ELLIOTT - Char
Ambition-To be a Public nurse
Cheerleading 2: Spanish Club 2,3,4g Future Nurses' Club
IOHN LOUIS EMRICH
Ambition-To be a Music teacher
Band 2,3,4: Swimming 2.3,49 E Club 3,49 Orchestra 3,4
WILLIAM DAVID FISHBURN -- Fish
Ambition.-To play in a professional dance band
Band 2,3,4: Class Play 3: Maroon 2,3,4 - Sales Manager
3,4: Spanish Club 2,3
ELLEN FLOWERS -f Ellie
Aeolian 2: Spanish Club 2: G.A.A. 4
GEORGE HARRISON FOELSCHOW
Ambition-To be a commercial artist
Maroon 2 3 4 -Business Mana er 2.3: Latin Club 2: Chem-
, . Q
Phys ciub 3
KAREN PHYLLIS FOLLMANN ,. cashew
Student Council 2: Sophomore Dramatics - Vice President 2:
Girls' Club Representative 3
KEITH PI-IILLIP FOLLMANN - Pancho
Football 2,3,4: Wrestling 2,3,4: Golf 3,4: Class Council 3
MERILYN KAY FOLTZ .- Emmy
Band 2,3.4: Orchestra 3,4: Bowling 3.4
CAROLYN LOUISE FORGAN ,- Carol
Indian Dancing 2,3,4: Class Council 4: Class Chairman 2:
G.A.A. 2,3,4 -W
ILIDITH ANN FRAME .- Iudy
Ambition-To travel
Senior A Cappella 4: Spanish Club 2,3 -Vice President 3:
Indian Dancing 2,3,4: Maroon Staff 3,4
GAIL ELLEN FRANK
G.A.A. 2,3,4 -Representative 3: Girls' Club 2,3,4-Repre-
sentative 4
IAMES I. FREDERICKSEN - Fred
Ambition-Store Manager
Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Bowling 2
BARBARA IEAN FREY - Barb
Ambition'-To be a nurse
G.A.A. 2,3,4: Latin Club 3: Future Nurses' Club 4: Indian
Dancing 2
EVERT CARL FREY
Ambition'-To be a chemist
Track 2: Cross Country 3.4: Wresding 3
SHIRLEY MAE EWING - Red
Ambition-To be a missionary
Aeolian 2: Iunior A Cappella 3,4: Entered from Dixon
High School 1955
DENNIS D. FEUCI-IT
Ambition-To be a mechanical engineer
German Club 2
I-IILDEGARD ELSA FIEDLER -- Hildy
Ambition-To become a social worker
German Club 2.3: Maroon 2.3: Iunior Red Cross - Executive
Council 4: Girls' Club 3,4
IANICE ELAINE FRITZ - Franice
Ambition-To teach math
Band 2,3,4 - Secretary 4: Student Council 3: Indian Dancing
2.3,4: F.T.A. 4
HARRY RON FRITZ
Ambition--To be a mechanic
Intramural Basketball 2.3,4
GARRY LEE FRY -Garr
Ambition-To be an Aircraft mechanic
Intramural Basketball 2: German Club 3,4
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MICHAEL ARTHUR GALLAGHER - Mike
Ambition-To be a top notch actor
Student Council 4: Senior A Cappella 2.3.4-President 4:
Class Play 3.4: Class Party 2.3.4
ROBERT BLAKE GATHMAN - Bobby
IOHN CLINTON GEBELT
Ambition-To join the navy
Wrestling Manager 2: Iunior A Cappella 2,4
VIRGINIA MARGARET HA.AS - Ginny
Girls' Club Representative 3.4: German Club 2.3: G.A.A
2.3.4: Business Council
NANCY LUCILLE HABERSTICH - Nan
Ambition-To work in a beautiful oliice
G.A.A. 2.3.4
NANCY SUE HACKLER
Band 2.3: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Class Council 2.3: Radio 2.3.4
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LOIS ANN GERBERDING -f Loic
Ambition-To have a successful college life
Modern Dance 2: Senior A Cappella 3.4: Spanish Club
2.3: Aeolian 2
DARLENE SANDRA GERSHICK --1 Dar
Ambition-To see the world a better place
Forensics 2.3.4: Modern Dance 2.3.4: French Club 2.3:
Spanish Club 4
MADGE ELEANOR GILMORE -- Mim
Ambition-To have a successful college education
Class Council 2: Aeolian 2: Spanish Club 2.3.4: G.A.A.
2,3.4
RUTH DIANE GENZ - Pork
Ambition-To be a cartoonist
Elgin High Majorette 3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Class Play Com-
mittee 3.4: Prom Decorations' Chairman 3
IANET ELAINE GOEBBERT
Ambition-To own my own beauty shop
Square Dancing 2.3: F.H.A. 3.4: G,A.A. 2.3.4
GAIL FRANCIS GOMERSALL
Ambition-To be an advertisement designer
Rad5o32,3: Modern Dancing 2.3.4: French Club 2.3.4: Bowl-
ing .
DONNA MARIE GREEN -- Donnie
Ambition--To be a private secretary
French Club 2.3: Debate 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4
IACQUELINE M. GREENAWALT - lack
Ambition-'To travel through Europe
Girls' Club Council 2: Class Council 3: Senior A Cappella
4: French Club 2.3 - Vice-President 3
PAUL STEVE GRGURICI-I
Ambition-To be a telephone lineman
Entwed from Austin High School. Chicago. Ill.-Ianuary
28, 1956
DAVID DALE GROENINGER - Ioe
?g1s?ball 2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: E Club 3.4: Cross Country
NEIL EUGENE GROSSNICKLE
Ambition-To be a doctor
Biarad 2.3 - Treasurer 4: E Club 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Class Coun-
ci
IEROME DUANE GROTH -f Ioe
Ambition-To be a radio-TV serviceman
Radio 2.3
CHARLES D. HANKS -- Chuck
Football 2: Industrial Arts Club 2, Entered from Marion
High School Iunc 1955
MARTHA IANE HAMMOND -- Mimi
Ambition-To go into teaching
Student Council 2,3.4: Orchestra 2: Spanish
G.A.A. 2,3.4
ALECIA MARGARET HARKINS I- Yankee
Ambition--To teach mentally retarded and
children
Club 2.3.-1:
handicapped
G.A.A. 2,3915 F.H,A. 2.3.4-Secretary 4: French Club 2:
Red Cross 3
GEORGE WILLIAM HARMS
Cross Country 2,3g Wrestling 2,3319 Track 2,3
DONALD EUGENE HARRISON - Harry
Ambition-To own a window business
Basketball 2,3,4: Cross Country 2.3,4: E Club 4: Track 4
RICHARD GLEN HARTMAN - Rich
Ambition-To be a rotogravure photoengraver
MARCIA LYNN HEATH
Ambition-To be a secretary
Bowling 2,3
DAVID CLINTON HECKERT -1 Dave
Ambition-To be a research chemist
PAUL LEONARD HECKMAN
Class Council 2,331
BETTE ANNE HEMPT - Bet
Ambition-To be a beautician
German Club 2,3: Girls' Club Representative
Club 2: Iunior A Cappella 3
IEAN ELLEN HEMPSTEAD -- Ieannie
Aeolian 2: Spanish Club 3: G.A.A. 4
LOGAN B. HENDRICKS - Capper
Ambition--To be an aeronautical engineer
Entered from Barrington-September 1956
3: Dramatics
IOANNA HAGAN - I0
G.A.A. 2,3,4: Bowling 2,3,4: Girls' Club 2,3,4g German
Club 3
ROBERT RAYMOND HALL -- Bob
Ambition-To do more in less time
Projection Club 2: Bowling 2,3
SANDRA LEE HANKINS - Sandy
Ambition-To take a trip to Europe
Class Treasurer 2.3: Class Council 2.3.41 Girls' Club Coun-
cil Treasurer 2: G.A.A. 2.3
FRANK GEORGE HENKEMEYER -- Henkie
Ambition-To be a successful corporation lawyer
Latin Club 2, Chess Club 2,3,4 - President 3: Mirror Staff 'lg
Forensics 2
MICHAEL QUIN HENNESSEY - Mike
Ambition-To be an accoustical engineer
Big Timber Dancers 2,3,'lg EHS Band 2,3,4: Student Coun-
cil 2,3,4
BETTE DAWN HESS
Ambition'-To be a beautician
Bowling: F.H.A. Treasurer
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RUTH ANN HILL - Annie
Ambition-To be a laboratory technician
French Club 2,3: Iunior Class Play 3: Girls' Club 2,3.-1:
G.A.A. 2.3.4
RUTH ELIZABETH HILL - Betty
Ambition-To be a nurse
Class Council 2: G.A.A. Representative 2: French Club 2.3
Treasurer 3: Senior A Cappella fl
TRUMAN GEORGE HIX -1 Trum
Ambition-To be a successful lawyer
Projection Club 2: Bowling 2: Class Play 3: Spanish Club
ROBERT EDWARD HUMBRACHT - Bob
Ambition--To be a success in agriculture
F.F.A. 2,3: Basketball 25 Track 2
SANDRA LEE HUMBRACHT - Bracht
Ambition-To be a nurse
Modern Dance 2,3.4: German Club 2,3: Girls' Club 2.3.4 -
Representative 2.4: Cv.A.A. 2,3,-1
IIM LEWIS HUMPHREY - lim
Football 2,3,-lp Track 2.3.41 E Club 3,45 Hi-Y Club 2.3.4
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EDWARD A. HODGES -- Eddie
Class Council 4
Entered from-Narimaso High. Ianuary, 1956
LANE BUCK HOFFMAN ... Buck
Ambition-To be a professional golfer
Golf 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4: Cross Country 3.4: Senior A
Cappella 2,3
RONALD F. HOLLAND - Dutch I
Ambition--To do drafting
Iunior Class Play 3 - Stage Crew
CECIL FRED HOLTZ - Cec
Ambition-To be a disc jockey
Band 2.33: Wrestling 2.3.43 Track 3: Orchestra 3
RAY A. HOLMQUIST -- Homer
Football 2,3,4
KAY LYNNE HOMFELDT - Sparky
Ambition-To become a stock broker
Bowling 2,3.4: G.A.A.
MARY ANN HOPP
Ambition-To do teaching or secretarial work
Spiinigh Club 2,3: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Aeolian 2: Iunior A Cap-
pe a
BARBARA IANE HOPPE -- Barb
Indian Dancing 2,3,4g Modern Dance 2,3,4: Girls' Club
2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3
CAROLE DeANNE HOPPE -1 Hop
Ambition-To be a secretary
German Club 2.3: F.N.C. 3,4
GEORGE TREVES HORNE -- Shorty
Ambition-To be a butcher
HARRIETTE IEAN HORNE .- Harri
Ambition-To join the service-or go on into the Held of
American History
Forensics 3: G.A.A. 2.3.45 Chess Club 29 German Club 3
IOHN ROBERT HOY -- lack
Bowling 2
DION W. HUNDLEY - Deacon
Homeroom Basketball: Intramural Basketball
IANE MARIE HURD - Ianie
Girls' Club Council 3.4: Modern Dance Chairman 2: Senior
A Cappella 3.45 F.T.A. 2.3.4 - Vice President 3, President 4
BERNIE IAMES IDSTEIN - Bernie
Ambition-To be a mechanic
Football 3: Intramural Basketball 3
RUSSELL FRANK IHSSEN - Russ
Ambition-To be a let pilot
EVA IAKOBSSON
Ambition--To be happy and successful in my whole life
Exchange student from Sweden: Student Council 3: Senior
A Cappella 4
RUTH MARIE IAMES - Ruthie
Business Council 2: Bowling 2,4
IUDITH ANN IENKINS - Iudy
Cheerleading 2: Class Play 3: Class Council 3
ALAN LEE IOHNSON - Big Al
Ambition-To be an auto mechanic
Intramural Basketball 2,3,4
IUDY IOHNSTON - I. Iohn
Ambition-To graduate from college
Student Council Qexecutive councill 3.-1: National Forensics
Leagug 2.3: Homecoming chairman 4: French Club Secre-
tary 2,
KATHLEEN MARY IOHNSTON - Iohnnie
Bowling 4: Entered from St. Edwards-11954
SUE ELLEN IONES -- Sue
Modern Dance 2,3,4
IOANNE DOROTHY IURS - Io
Ambition-To do secretarial work
Band 2,3,4: Girls' Club Council 2:3 - Cabinet 3: Business
Council 3: G.A.A. 2,3,4
NANCY ANN KADOW - Nan
Ambition-To become a registered nurse
Modern Dance 2.3: Senior A Cappella 4: Latin Club 3:
G.A.A. 2,331
GARY KANE
Ambition-To be a rich lawyer
Football 2.3,-lg Basketball 2.3,4g Track 2,3,-i: Student Council
CHARLES STEVEN KAPTAIN - Chuck
Ambition-To be an engineer in the field of television
repairs
PEGGY IOLENE KASULES - Peg
G.A.A. 3: Spanish Club 4
MARILYN IOYCE KEEKER - Keek
Ambition-To raise a happy Christian family
G.A.A. 2,3,-l: F.H.A. 2: Girls' Chorus 2
CAROLYN RUTH KELLENBERGER - Kelly
Ambition-To do elementary teaching
Class Council 2: Student Council 3.4: Senior A Cappella
3,45 Orchestra 2,331
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SHIRLEY LEE KENYON - Shirl
Ambition-To go to colleoe
Senior A Cappella 3.4: Spanish Club 2.3: Girls' Club 2.3.-4:
Homecoming Chairman 4
WARREN MANLEY KENYON
Ambition-To be a farmer
Football 2
ANN ELIZABETH KIELSMEIER
Ambition'-To be a nurse
F.N.C. 3,4fPresident 4: German Club 2.3: Prom Decora-
tions 3: Senior A Cappella 4
I, ,,
ROBERT DALE KRIICKEBERG -- Kruck
Ambition-To become a CPA
Homeroom Basketball 3: Chess Club 3.4
VIRGIL GLEN LAMBERT -- Virg
Homeroom Basketball 3.4
RONALD CHARLES LAMZ -f R. L.
Ambition'-To be a pilot
Wrestling 2: I-Iomcroom Basketball 3
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IOAN MARIAN KLEIN
Ambition-To be a nurse
Latin Club 3: Girls' Club 2.3.4: F.N.C. 4: Pep Club 3.4
MAXINE DIANE KLEIN - Max .
Ambition-To be a physical education teacher
Modern Dance 2.3.41 Volleyball 4: Bowling 4: Spanish
Club 3,4
ILIDITH ANN KLINE - Iudy
Ambition-To bc an up to date secretary
Business Council 2: G.A.A. 2.3: Chairman of Folclerettes
Committee 3
PHYLLIS M. KOBEL - Phyl
Ambition'-To be a good photographer
Bowling 3: German Club 3: F.N.C. 3: G.A.A. 2
RONALD DALE KOEHN
Ambition-To be an aviation engineer
Cross Country 2.3: Homeroom Basketball 2.3: German Club
2.3: lunior A Cappella
MARY LOU KONEN --1 Mary Lou
Ambition--To be a nurse
F.N.C. 4: Business Council 3: Girls' Club 2.3.43 Bowling 3.4
IANET CAROL KORNMAN - Ian
Ambition'-To be an elementary school teacher
Indian Dancing 2.3.43 Modern Dancing 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4:
German Club 2
TOM MERRILL KOSEK
Ambition-To be a Sports announcer
Intramural Basketball 2.3.4
CRAIG IAN KOWALSKI
Ambition--To be a mechanical engineer
Ilflocgball 2.4: Baseball 2.3.45 Homeroom Basketball 3.4:
i- 3.4
IUDITH ANN KOZLIMPLIK - Iude
Ambition-To be a nurse
Latin Club 2.3: Class Council 3.4: F.N.C. 3.4: Pep Club 3.4
SUSAN MCKENZIE KRAEBBER - Sue
Ambition-To be a primary grade-school teacher
French Club 2.3 - Vice President 2: Senior A Cappella 3.4:
Class Play 3.4: Student Council 3.4: Executive Council 4
DONALD HAROLD KRAMER -- Deac, Cracker
Ambition-To enter some form of engineering
Wrestling 2.3.49 Baseball 2
DELORES ANN LEE - Dee
Ambition-fTo go to college
Iunior A Cappella 3: Latin Club 2,3: Entered from Thorn-
ton Township High school-September 1955-Havard. Ill.
IUDITH ANN LeLIEVRE -f Iudy
Ambition-To be a nurse
Class Play 4: G.A.A. 2,3,'i - Secretary 3 - Vice President -1:
Senior A Cappella 4: Girls' Club Representative 3,4
VIRGINIA LEONARD -f Ginger
Ambitionf-Primary Teacher
German Club 2.3: Class Play 3,4: Senior A Cappella 3,4 -
Treasurer 3: Student Council 2,3
SHARON LEE LeVINE -f Sug
Ambition-To be a school teacher
Spanish Club 2,3: French Club 4: Girls' Club 2,3,:l:
F.T.A. 3.4
RICHARD PAUL LITTLE -- Dick
Ambition-Civil engineer
Entered from Santa Fe High School, September 4, 1956
RUTH ANN LLOYD - Ruthie
Ambition-To travel
Baton Twirling 3,'i: Class Play 3,4: Modern Dance 2.3:
Square Dance 2
CAROLE IOAN LORENZ
Bowling 2,3.'i: Modern Dance 2
ARTHUR EDWARD LUDWIG -- Art
Ambition-To learn a decent trade
Track 3: Wrestling 3: Intramural Basketball 2.3: Spanish
Club 3
RICHARD LEE LUNDY -f Dick
Ambition-To join the navy -
Football 2: Intramural Basketball 2
MARY ELIZABETH LUSCHER
Ambition-To be a secretary
G.A.A. 2,3.4: Spanish Club
EDWARD ARNOLD MACKERT -- Mac
Ambition-To be a construction engineer
Homeroom Basketball 2: Intramural Bowling 2,3.4
LARRY ROBERT MADES - Madies
Band 2,3,4: Homeroom Basketball 2.3: Intramural Golf 23:
Homecoming Assembly 4
DUANE M. LANDERS
KAREN BARBARA LANGOS -- Kar
Pep Club 3.4: Red Cross 4: Bowling 4: G.A.A. 3,-1
PETER ROBERT LARSON - Wease
Ambition--To be a millionaire
Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: Intramural Bowling 2.3,-I - Team
Captain 391: Intramural Golf 2,3
KENNETH CHARLES MAGOWAN - Ken
Ambition-To be a professional engineer
Track 2
LEO MANOLIS - Greek
Ambition'-To go into the restaurant business
Homeroom Basketball 2,3,4: E Club 33: Track 2.3:
Wrestling 2.3
ROBERT RAE MARQUIS - Marky
Ambition-To go into the service
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smlrzgii spa MARSHALL - Sharry
Elifaela from Washington High, september 1955
WILLIAM GEORGE MARTIN -- Marty
Ambition--To serve God and my Country
Maroon Staff 3,4 'Sports Editor 3,4: E Club 3,43 Student
Council 2,33 Class Vice President -4
CHARLOTTE CAROL MCALPIN, -f Char
Girls' Club 4
MARILYN IEAN MINER -- Marc
Ambition'-To become a private secretary
G.A.A. 2.3,-lg Indian Dancing 2: Iunior Red Cross 2,3,il
RICHARD EARNEST MOONEY - Moon
Basketball Manager 2: Baseball Manager 2: Homeroom
Basketball 3
ANN MORGAN
Ambition-To be an airline stewardess
French Club 2.3: Future Nurses' Club 3.4: Bowling 2:
G.A.A. 2
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ROSEMARIE McCRACKEN
Entered from Dundee Community High
September 6, 1956
BOB RUSSELL McCURDY
Football 2,3: Wrestling 2,3
KAY LYNN MCDONALD -1 Kay-z
Cheerleading 2.3.45 Spanish Club 2,3: G.A.A. 2.3,4: Class
Council fl
TERRY IAMES MCDONALD -1 Mick
Ambition-To own a construction company
Track 2: Football 3,-1: Baseball 3
CHARLES DWIGHT McGOWAN - Chuck
Football 2.4: Wrestling 2,3,-1: Class Council 2,3
CHARLENE MARIE MEYER - Char
Kwo-ne-she 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2,3.4: French Club 3
SANDRA LEE MEYER - Sandy
Ambition-To be a secretary
German Club 2: Iunior A Cappella 3: G.A.A. Representa-
tive 3: Girls' Club 4
VERIEAN CAROL MEYER - Ieanie
Indian Dancing 2,3,4: Latin Club 2,3
ROGER MICHOLAS -f Mickey
Ambition-To be a chef
Cross Country 2: Wrestling 2: Track 2
DOROTHY ANN MICKLEVITZ -f Dorie
Ambition-To be a secretary
Spanish Club 3: Bowling 2
IANET ARLENE MILLER - Ian
Ambition,-To be a teacher
Latin Club 2,3: Girls' Club Representative: Mirror Staff 3,4
LINDA KAY MILLER
Ambition-To graduate from college Summa Cum Laude
Band 2,3,4: Student Council fl: Latin Club 2.3: F.T.A. 2,3,4
CORLEE FRANCIS MOUSEL '- Cor
Indian Dancing 3,4
DAN MUELLER - Dan
Ambition-To be an electrical engineer
VIRGINIA ELLEN NELSON -- Ginny
Ambition-To become a nurse
F.I"I.A. 2.3.4 - Secretary 39 Latin Club 2
CAROLINE ANNA NEMITZ - Carol
Ambition-To teach swimming in the Waves
Bowling 2.3.43 Senior A Cappella fl: Iunior A Cappella 3:
German Club 3.4
BARBARA ANNE NERGE .- Barb
Ambition-To be an interior decorator
French Club 3.4
IUDY ANN NEIISCHWANGER - Ncusch
Ambition-To be an airline stewardess
Spanish Club 2.3.4: Modern Dance 2: Volleyball 2.4: Bad-
minton 2.3.4
IACKIE IEAN NICHOLS -1 lack Nick
Ambition-To be a professional dancer
G.A.A. 2.3.fl: Spanish Club 3
IOANN GALE NIEMANN - Io
Ambition-To be a secretary
LaVONNE DIANE NITZ - Vonnie
G.A.A. 2.3.43 Square Dancing 2.3: F.H.A. 4: Volleyball 2,3
GILBERT HENRY NORE --f Gil
Ambition-To become a CPA
Swimming 3.4: Track 3.4: Current Events Club 2
RODOLFO M. OCHOA - Rudy
Ambition-To go into business
Spanish Club 2
ALICE MAE O'CONNELL - Al
Ambition'-To meet a lot of wonderful people
lunior A Cappella 3: Bowling 2.3.43 Girls' Club Representa-
tive 3.'l: G.A.A. 2.3.-1
IOAN IAY MORLEY - Ioanie
Ambition-To graduate from college
Radio 2.3,'l: Girls' Club Council 2.3.-4: Modern Dance 2.3.4
G.A.A. 2.3.4
IAMES MORTON - Mort
Football 2.3.43 Track 2.3.4
WILMA ALICE MOSER - Wilbur
Ambition--To be a secretary
Student Council 2: Aeolian 2
MARY ANN O'HAIRE
Ambition-To be a commercial artist
G.A.A. 4
ALVIN GEORGE ORR - Robin
Ambition-To be a mechanic
Swimming 2.3: Basketball 2.3.43 Handball 2,33 Wrestling 4
ROBERT KENT OSER - Bob
Homeroom Basketball 2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 2,3
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LYNDA LEE PALMATIER - Lyne
Ambition--To be a surgical nurse
Nurses' Club 4: Latin Club 3
LOLA MAE PARR - Lo
Ambition-To do secretarial work
Volleyball 2,3,-4, Badminton 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2.3.4
BARBARA DIANE PARRY -- Barbie
Indian Dancing 2.3.-4: Volleyball 2,3.4g G.A.A. 2.3,4
CHARLOTTE LORRAINE PREISS -- Char
Ambitionf-To become a nurse
German Club 2,3: Mirror Staff: Volleyball 4
THOMAS WARREN PRICKETT -- Tom
Ambition-'I'o be an automotive engineer
LEOTA BETH PRIES -- Otie
Ambition--To be a well-trained secretary
Aeolian 2: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Girls' Club 2
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RICHARD ALLAN PARTRIDGE -- Dick
Ambition-To be a sports announcer for a big radio station
Class Council 2,3,4 -Class President 4: Student Council 4:
Class Play 3,41 Homecoming General Chairman 4
SANDY LEE PAULUS - Sand Paul
Ambition--loin the service
G.A.A. 2,3,4: Latin Club 2: F.T.A. 23 Pep Club 3,4
IIM ARLAND PAYNE - I. Payne
Football 2.3,4: Basketball 3,43 Class Council 4: Wrestling 2
DONNA IEANNETTE PEAK -- Sugar
Modern Dance 2,3,4
CAROLYN BARRETT PEIRCE - Peircie
Ambition-To be a medical missionary
Student Council 3,43 French Club 3,4 - Vice-President 3:
G.A.A. 2,3,4
RANDAL DEAN PERLY -f Whizz
Football 2: Intramural Basketball 2,3
RONALD KEITH PETERS -- Pete
Ambition-To do construction' work
Contemporary Arts Festival
IAMES RONALD PETERSON -- lim
Ambition-To be an auto mechanic
Homeroom Basketball 2.3,4: Intramurai Bowling 2.3
CAROLYN PHILLIPS -1 Carey
Indian Dancing 2.3.4, Student Council 2: lunior A Cappella
3: Latin Club 2
ELMER PLUSS -f Elm
Ambition'-To be an airplane mechanic
PERRY POPE
Ambition-To be a marine
DON KEITH PORTER -- Poi-tes
Football 2,3.4: French Club 2,3: Iunior A Cappella 2,3,4 -
President 3,45 Basketball 2 '
r.
RUTH ANN RAKOW
Ambition-To graduate from college
Senior A Cappella 3,4: Class Council 2: Girls' Club 2-
Secretary 2
IERRY RAMAGE - Doc
Ambition-To be a mechanic
Industrial Arts Club
BARBARA ANN RANGE - Barb
Ambition-To become a secretary
G.A.A. 2.3.4
ROY RICHARD RASMUSSEN - Bob
Football 2,3.4: Basketball 2: Baseball 2,3,4: Senior A Cap-
pella 3.4
MARGARET A. RATEIKE - Margie
Ambition-To be a secretary
Bowling 2,3,4: Aeolian 2: Iunior A Cappella 3
FREDRICK REED --f Rick
HERMAN AUGUST REHBERG - Herm
Basketball 2: Football 3
DALE KEITH REINKING -- Corky
Ambition--To be in some art corporation
Square Dancing 2,3.4
WILLIAM HOWARD REUTER -- Bill
Ambition-To be a mechanic
Wrestling 2: Intramurals 2.3: Homeroom Basketball-
Captain
FREDERICK DALE RHOADES -- Fred
Ambition-To go to college next year
Football 3,4: Baseball 3.4: Basketball 2
Entered from Arsenal Technical High School
Indianapolis, Ind.
IOAN IRENE RICHARDS - Ioanie
Ambition--To be a teacher
Student Council 2: F.T.A. 2,3 - Secretary: Gi
net: Senior A Cappella 3,4
ART H. RICHARDSON - Red
Ambition-To graduate
Wrestling 2: Club 88.1 2.3: Spanish Club 2
rls' Club Cabi-
LARRY RAND PRITCHARD -f Stein
Ambition-To be an architect
Track 2: Football Concessions 4
GARY ALLEN PUFFPAFF - Puff
Ambition-'To be a professional baseball player
Easebgll 2,3.-I: Wrestling 2.3,4: E Club 2.3.4: Spanish
lub .4
BERNICE SHIRLEY RADDATZ - Burdy
Ambition-To be a good and reliable secretary
Aeolian 2: Bowling 2.3: G.A.A. 23,4
EDWARD H RICHARDSON Eddie
Ambition To be a photographer
Baseball 2 Spanish Club 3 Pro1ect1on Club 2 3 Bowling 3
IoANN RIFKEN Ioni
Ambition To become a medical artist
Maroon 3 4' French Club 2 3' Red Cross Art Chairman 4
Current Events 3
NANCY IEAN RILEY -1 Nan
Ambition-To contribute to the welfare and happiness
of mankind
F.H.A. 2: G.A.A. 2,3.4: Iunior Class Play Committee 3
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CARL KENNETH RIPPBERGER -- Ripp
Ambition-To join the coast guard
Homeroom Basketball 2: Baseball 2
ROGER PAUL RITTER - Tex
Ambition-To be a Radio-TV technician
Band 2,35 Homeroom Basketball 2.3.4
1uDY ROBBINS - cuz
Class Council 2.4: Girls' Club Council 3: Club 88.1 2.3.41
Spanish Club 2,3
ROBERT PAUL SCHERF - Schnitz
' Ambition-To have a career in the navy
IEFFERY PAUL SCHIFFMAYER - Shifty
Ambition- Foreign missionary
Senior A Cappella 4: Swimming 4
Entered from Baraboo High School. September 1956
THERESA ANN SCHMIDT - Terry
Ambition--To be a secretary
French Club 3: Latin Club 4
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THELMA ROBBINS -- Sis
Ambition-To go to Fairmont, Indiana
Girls' Club Council 2.4: Club 88.1 2.3: G.A.A. 2.35 Mirror 3
IACQUELINE ELAINE ROCKWELL -- lack
Modern Dance 2.3.41 Bowling 2,35 Mirror 3.4: Business
Council 2
DEANNA IOYCE ROGERS - Dee
Forensics 2.3.41 Class Council 3: Maroon Sales Staff 2.3:
Spanish Club 2,3
DONALD HOWARD ROHLWING -- Don
Ambition-To be a mechanic
Wrestling 2
BENNETT EDWIN ROYER - Ben
Football 2.3.43 Baseball 2.3.43 Basketball 2.3.4
CAROL FRANCES RUMMELLS
Band 2.3.41 Bowling 45 Spanish Club 2.3: Maroon Staff 3
GORDON ERNEST RUTZEN - Rutz
Ambition-To be an engineer
Intramural Basketball 2.33 Swimming 4: Student Council 3:
Chem-Phys Club 3
PHOEBE STEWART RYERSON -1 Bunny
Ambition--To do well in college I
Modern Dance 2.3.4: Spanish Club 3.4 - President 4: Senior
A Cappella 3.41 G.A.A. 2.3.4
Entered from New Trier Township High School
February 1955
HELEN SAIBERT
DONNA MAUREEN SCHABERT - Donnie
Ambition-'To work in an office
G.A.A. 2.3.4, Future Nurses Club
IACQUELINE IUNE SCHAEFFER -- Iackie
Ambition-To be a dress designer
F.H.A. 2: G.A.A. 2.3.4
CAROL IEAN SCHEITLIN
Red Cross: Aeolian 23 G.A.A. 2.3.45 German Club
M
IUDENE KAY SCHULTZ -f Twerp
Ambition--To be a secretary
Homeroom Representative 4: Bowling 4
TOM WILLIAM SCHIIRING - lol-in
Ambition-To do farming
Entered from Maple Park High School. March 1. 1955
IERRY CARLETON SCROGGIN - Otto
Ambition-To be a journalist
Football 2.3.43 Track 2.3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: Mirror 4
IAMES EDWARD SHALES - Iimmy
Ambition-To be an electrical engineer
Senior A Cappella 3.4 -Vice President 4: Football 2.3: In-
tramural Basketball 2,3,4: Student Council 2.3.4
SALLY I0 SHAW - Sal
Class Council 2,3,4: Modern Dance 2,35 Latin Club 2.3
LOWELL WAYNE SHELTON
Ambition-To be a geologist
Track 2: Current Events' Club 3
BRUCE SHIRLEY - Booz
Basketball 2: Track 2.3
ROGER LEE SHIIRTLEFF -- Rog
Ambition-To be a draftsman
Industrial Arts Club 3.4
SUE ANNE SIMMONS - Susie
Ambition--To enter the business Held
Band 2,3.4: Tennis 2.3: Girls' Club Representative 3:
Bowling 2.3.4
DAVID LEROY SINNETT - Dave
Ambition-To be an engineer
Football 2.3.41 Homeroom Basketball 2.3.49 German Club 2.3
EVELYN MARIE SITTER - Evie
Girls' Club 2,3.4g G.A.A. 2,3p F.H.A. 2,3.4
GORDON LEE SKINNER - Gordie
Ambition-To be a carpenter
I-lomeroom Basketball 3
Entered from Dundee High School. September. l955
BETTY IEAN SCHUBBE
Ambition-To be a secretary
Bowling 2.4: G.A.A. 2: Volleyball 2
CAROL IEAN SCHLIBERT - Shoebox
Ambition-To be a nurse
G.A.A. Class Chairman 3.4: Iunior A Cappella 3-Secre
tary 3: Girls' Club Cabinet 3: Class Secretary 4
ROGER DALE SCHUELKE
Ambition-To join the Air Force
Bowling 2: Intramural Basketball 2
GWENDA LEE SMITH - Gwen
Ambition-To be a secretary
Indian Dancing 2: Bowling 2.3.4: Dance Pageant 2
IAMES AMOS SMITH -1 lim
Entered from Forrest City, Arkansas, 1955
MARY EDITH SMITH
Ambition-To be a nurse
F.I'I.A. 4: Future Nurses' 3.4: Dance Pageant 2
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RAY LIGHT SMITH - Smitty
Ambition-To do architecture
Spanish Club 3,4: Band 2,3,4
ROBERT LEE SMITH - Bob
SHARLENE MARIE SMITH -- Shar
Ambition-To be a child psychologist
Modern Dance 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2,3,4g Class Chairman and
G.A.A. Representativeg Aeolian 2
IO ELLEN STERNBERG .- Iody
Ambition To be an elementary school teacher
Modern Dance 2 3 German Club 2 3 Class Council 4
Latin Club Vice President 3
KATHRYN ANN STEVENS .- Kathy
Ambition To be a private secretary
Bowling 2,35 Square Dancing 2: Aeolian 2: Iunior A Cap-
pella 3
LOUISE BARTLETT STEWART - Tinker
Ambition-To be an elementary teacher
Orchestra 2.3.43 Student Council 4: Modern Dance 2.3.4
g
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GAY ANNE SNYDER -- Gay
Ambition-To be a nurse
F.l-I.A. 3,4
PHILIP KENT SOKODY - Soke
Basketball 2,3,4g Cross Country 3,43 E Club 3.4: Student
Council 2,3
DENNIS SOMMERS
STEPHEN CHARLES SOPER -f Soap
Football 2: Wrestling 2.3,4g Intramural Wrestling 2,3,4:
Homes-oom Basketball 4
WILLIE LEE SPATES -f Spates
Ambition-To be in professional football or a mechanic
Football 2,3,4: Basketball 2
AUDREY IOYCE SPELLMEYER
Ambition--To be a nurse
Latin Club 2,33 German Club 43 G.A.A. 2,3,4
RONALD IAMES SPINKER -' Spink
Ambition--To sell insurance
Football 3.4: E Club: Basketball 3,45 Track 3
DAVID RONALD STARIN
Ambition'-To be in business for myself
Football 2,4: Student Council 2,33 E. Club 2,3,4: Wrest-
ing 2
IAMES ALAN STARK
Ambition--To go to college
Football 2,3.4: E Club 2,3,4z Senior A Cappella 2,3,4g
Homeroom Basketball 2,3,4
DAVE PAUL STARR
Ambition'-To be a printer
Football Manager 2.3,4: Wrestling Manager 3: E Club 2,3.4
ELEANOR RUTH STEFFEN -- Ellie
Ambition-To become a graduate nurse
Girls' Clubg Class Council 35 Senior A Cappella 3,4: Cheer-
leading 4
MAVIS ANNETTE STEINMEYER - Mavc
Ambitionf'To be a secretary
G.A,A. 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4g Bowling 3,4
IACK WILBERT SUNDERLAGE
Ambition-To go into business administration
Student Council 3,4 - Vice-President 3 - President 4: E Club
3,43 Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2.3.4
RON SWAIN
Ambition-To be a pharmacist
Wrestling 2: Intramural Wrestling 3.4: Homeroom Basket-
ball 2.3,4
HAZEL LEE SYMONDS - Bebe
G.A.A. 2
RUTH F. SYMONDS
G.A.A. 2: F.l-l.A. 2
CARMEN LOUISE TACASON ... Carm
Ambition-To major in secretarial work at lVIacMurray
College
Bowling 2,43 G.A.A. Class Chairman 2: Aeolian 2
TED TAMMEARU
Ambition-To be an aeronautical engineer
Cross Country 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2.3,4: E Club 3,4
DELORES ANN TEETS - Dee
Band 2.3.4
MARK IAMES THELEN -- Eight-ball
Ambition--To own a ship bigger than the Queen Mary
THOMAS WILLIAM THIES - Tessmo
Football 2.3: E Club 2.3,4: Class Council: Wrestling 2.3.4
IUDITH ANN THOMPSON - Iudy
Indian Dance 2.3.43 French and Latin Club 2.3,4g Girls'
Club 2,3,4: Iunior Red Cross 2.3
LAVONNE IOYCE THOMSEN - Mug
Class Council 2.3: French Club 2.34 G.A.A. 2.3.43 Iunior
A Cappella
NANCY ANN TOROK - Bermudia
MARY BELLE STEWART
Ambition-To be a boolckeeper
Bowling 4
BOBBETTE IEANNE STONER - Bobbe
Orchestra 25 Latin Club 2: Bowling 3.4: G.A.A. 3.4
IAMES T. STOWELL -- Carlos
Class Play 3
GERMAINE KAY TREADWELL - Maimi
Ambition-To do airline work
Cheerleading 2,3,4: French and German Club, Senior A
Cappella 4: Class Play 3,4
IERRY RUSSELL TROTTER ,- Trotts
Baseball 2: Homeroom Basketball 2.3,4: Indian Dancing 3
IOANNE MARIE TROTTER -- Io
Ambition-To work in an otlice
F.H.A. 2: G.A.A.
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IAMES EDWARD TUCKER -- Iim
Projection Club 3: Homeroom Basketball 3
SHARON KAY TUCKER - Tuck
Ambition-To be a nurse
G.A.A. 2.3.4: Class Float 2.3.4: German Club 2.3: F.N.C.
3.4
NANCY LYNN TURNER
Modern Dance: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Spanish Club: Iunior A
Cappella
KATHLEEN WATSON .- Kay
Orchestra 2.3: F.T.A. 2.3: Pep Club 2.3
Entered from Vienna High School 1956
DONALD EDWIN WAUCHOPE - Don
Homeroom Basketball 2.3.4
PHIL IOHN WENCEK
Ambition-To own my own farm
E Club 2.3.4: Cross Country 2.4
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KAY IANICE UNDERWAGER - llndie
Ambition-To enter the field of Foreign service
German and Latin Club: Girls' Club Cabinet 4: G.A.A. 2.3.4
PHYLLIS ROSE VAN BIIREN -- Peach
Ambition--To graduate from nurse's training
Student Council 2.3: Iunior A Cappella 3: F.N.C.: Latin
Club 2.3
THOMAS DAVID VAN BUREN - Tom
Ambition-To be a farmer
Football 2.3.4: Indian Dancing 3.4: Wrestling 2: E Club 3,4
IAMES FRANK VAN FLEET '- Reggie
German Club 2.3: E Club 2.3.4: Basketball Mgr. 2.3.4
RAY VELLINGA
Ambition-To make it through college
VVrestling 2.3.4: Projection Club 2: E Club 2.3.4
NANCY KAY VOLLMAN - Nance
Ambition--To become a medical technologist
Girls' Club Council 4: Modern Dance 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3:
German and Latin Club
CAROLYN WAGNER -f Butch
Ambition-To be a nurse
Class Secretary 2.3: Student Council 4: Cheerleading 2.3.4:
Girls' Club Cabinet 3.4
NANCY CAROL WAGNER - Boots
Ambition-To go into the field of modern music
Girls' Club Cabinet 2.3.4 - President 4: Band 2.3: Indian
Dancing 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4
IOY LOUISE WAIDLER -f Happy
Ambition-To be a receptionist
Radio 2.3.4: Latin Club 2.3: Class Play 3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4
PRISCILLA MARIE WALLACE -- Pris
Orchestra 2.3.4: Modern Dance 2.3: Senior A Cappella 3.4:
G.A.A. 2.3.4
WANDA IOYCE WALTON
Ambition--To be a spanish teacher
Aeolian 2: Senior A Cappella 3: Spanish Club 2: Volley-
ball3
LINDA ARLENE WARRINER
Ambition-To be a stenographer
Bowling 4: Iunior A Cappella 4: Modern Dance 4
Entered from Hammond High School 1956
BARBARA IEAN WHIPPLE -- Barb
Ambition-To be a secretary
Bowling 2: Aeolian 2
DAVID IOHN WICKLUND - Dave
Football 2.3.-19 Wrestling 2: German Club 2.3: E Club 3.4
RENEE GAIL WILCOX -- Rennie
Ambition'-To be a nurse
- Archery 3: Mirror Business Manager 4: F.N.C. 3.4
Entered from Glenbard High School
GERALD LEROY WILLEY -- Gerry
Ambition-JTO be a commercial artist
Operatic nights 2: Entertainment for Iunior class party:
Don't Laugh Lady 3
LOIS MARGARET WILHARM - Putz
GENELLE DEE WILLIAMS - Nell
Ambition-To be a successful Stenographer
Modern Dance 2.3.49 G.A.A. 2.3.4: Girls' Club 2.3.4
DICK LEE WILLIS -- Big Dick
Ambition-To go into service
ROBERT ALLEN WILLS - Bob
Ambition'-To be a Butcher
Intramural Sports
Entered from Glenbard-1955
GAYE ANNE WINBIGLER
Ambition--To be in the Held of merchandising
laflodcan Dance 2.3.43 Bowling 3.4: F.T.A. 3.4: Spanish
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SALLY IO WINDAU -f Sal
Indian Dancing 3: Intramural Sports 2,3
LAWRENCE EDWARD WISHON - Larry
ILIDITH LYNN WRIGHT -- Iudy
Ambition-To be a speech correctionist
Girls Club Council 3.4: French Club 2.3: Senior A Cap-
pella 4: Class Play 3
IACQUELINE LEE WENDLER -- Iackie
Modern Dance 2,3.4: Iunior A Cappella 3: Aeolian 2: Class
Play Committee 3
NANCY CAROL WERRBACH -1 Peanuts
Ambition-To be a teacher
F.T.A. 2.3.43 G.A.A. 2.3.43 German Club 2.3: Homecoming
Assembly 4
IOANNE MARIE WESTERMAN - Pete
Ambition-To be a Wav:
G.A.A. 2.3.4
PATRICIA ANNE WRIGHT - Pat
Ambition-To go into the Held of journalism
Spanish Club 2.3.43 Class Council 2,3,4: Mirror 3.4 - Editor
and Chief 4: Iunior A Cappella 3
THOMAS MELVILLE WRIGHT -1 Tom
Band 2.3: Student Council 2.3.4
EVELYN GRACE IDA YANKE - Eve
Ambition-To be a bookkeeper
German Club 2.3
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KEITH AUGUST ZEIGLER -- Zig
Ambition--To be a commercial pilot
Football 3: Wrestling 3
FAYETTE MARIE ZIMMERMAN - Fayzie
Ambition-To be a secretary
F.N.C. 4
IAMES ALLEN ZIMMERMAN -f Zimmie
Ambition'-To become a good printer
Square Dancing 2.3: Industrial Arts Club 3,4
CAROL DIANE ZORNOW
Ambition--To be a private secretary
Aeolian 2: Homecoming Assembly 4: G.A.A.
Club 3
RICHARD E. ZVARA
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Throughout the year, the Iunior Class, sponsored by Mr. E. C. Alft, has
devoted its time to numerous projects and activities.
The pro'ects undertaken by the class were the sale of '58 emblems, '58
buttons and lilgin buttons. '
All participating class members enjoyed working on various committees
for the class play, class luncheon, and the Iunior-Senior Prom. The all-school
dance sponsored by the Iunior Class also proved to be very successful.
Bowling 2: Square Dancing 2: Iunior A Cappella 2,3:
German
Class Council Members:
First row: Ioan Thompson, Ann Glashagel, Lynn Danford, Mary Kay Howard, Iackie Wallace.
Barbara Bowles.
Second row: Roberta Liden, Bob Swanson, Lois Dye, Ieanette Chislett, Iudy Hall,
Margo O'Brien.
Third row: Dick Robertson, left Reinert, Bob McGarry, Don Iohnson, Craig Abbott,
Ierry Simpson.
Standing: Ianice Mock, Saundra Fabrick, Dale Iohnson.
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Class of 1958 officers:
Saundra Fabrick, treasurer
Dale Iohnson, vice-president
Ianice Mock, secretary
Doug Kranwinkle, president
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Craig Abbott
Marlene Abbott
Terry Abern
Leilana Ackman
Sandra Ackmann
Iohn Adams
Gregory Aeschliman
William Ahrens
Charles Althen
Hedy Andersen
Craig Anderson
Doreen Anderson
Lynne Anselman
Gerald Ashby
Iudy Atchison
Barbara Auble
Bonnie Auble
Patricia Auble
Karen Aylward
Gloria Bagby
Ioyce Baker
Sharon Ballard
lane Batman
Mary Bartoziwicz
Ralph Bauman
Roger Baumgartner
Ieanne Baxman
Dawrin Begalka
Larry Behm
Brenda Benner
Iames Berna
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Suzanne Bushaw
Margaret Calhoun
Linda Cantrell
Bob Cantrell
Nancy Carey
Charles Carlson
Dick Carlson
Ierry Carlson
Rose Carlton
Lynda Cartwright
Sal Castoro
Gene Cavitt
Iudy Chatterton
Iudy Cherco
leanette Chislett
Iames Christle
Michael Coburn
Iris Collier
Danny Collins
Donna Collins
Martha Cook
Leland Cork
Bonnie Corey
Mary Ellen Cowan
Ianice Crain
Ken Cronk
Bob Cutler
Lynn Danford
Warren Danielson
Don De Foy
Nancy Dellinger
lim De Mien
Tim Devine
Phillis DeWanz
Iucly Dierking
Barbara Beverly
Nancy Bierman
Ianice Blaha
Bruce Blosat
Iudith Bolerjack
lohn Bolz
Richard Boncosky
David Bouque
Kenneth Bourke
Barbara Bowles
Donna Bown
Iames Brockman
Ellen Broski
Iohn Brown
Daryl Buerk
Gordon Burkart
Robert Burney
Iudy Burnidge
Iudy Burt
Suzanne Burton
Leonard Busche
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Dorothy Dodds
lean Dorwaldt
Diane Dueringer
Bob Durrenberger
Lois Dye
Marilyn Elliott
Lin Elswick
Bob Emmons
lrmy Engmann
George Ensign
Elna Erdman
Marilyn Ermel
Lloyd Etter
Shelby Ewert
Saundra Fabrick
Iohn Fairchild
Bill Fee
Ioyce Flentge
Barry Fohrman
Lois Follman
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Mary Forrester
Lucille Freise
Elaine Friedman
Connie Garrelts
Dick Genz
Mary Lou Gillespie
Ann Glashagel
Ray Goff
Kay Gohrsch
Euginia Goroschkin
Wally Gray
Marcia Green
Karen Gregg
Audrey Greve
Mary Gromer
Donna Gustafson
Paul Haas
Richard Haase
Avis Hahn
Beverly Hahn
Ken Hahn
Iudy Hall
Lynn Hampel
Fred Hanley
lack Harms
Pat Harris
Ruth Hartman
Ralph Haseman
Barbara Hayes
Sharon Hayward
Larry Heath
Violet Heath
Sally Heine
Marilyn Henderson
Ralph Henderson
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lackie Humbracht
Connie Iscaro
Ianis Iacobs
Pat Iaskula
Tina Iennings
Ruth Iensen
Wayne A. Iensen
Wayne M. Iensen
Edna Iepson
Dale Iohnson
Darlene Iohnson
lack Iohnson
judy Iohnson
Larry Iohnson
Richard A. Iohnson
Ricke B. Iohnson
Tom llohnson
Don Iohnston
Herb Iohnston
Lester Iones
Harold Kaiser
Francis Kallina
Iudy Kampmeyer
Rosie Kaptain
Pat Karsten
Gloria Kelem
Marcia Keller
Diana King
Susie Kirkpatrick
Carol Kisselburg
Karen Klein
Billie Kline
Glen Koehler
Iudie Kotchuck
Carolyn Koyn
Carolyn Henninger
Richard Hensley
Don Hess
Tom Hettinger
Virginia Hileman
Ioyce Hilty
Toby Hines
Ted Hodges
Carol Hoffman
Ion Hoffman
Catherine Holderman
Barbara Hollister
Iudie Holtz
Larry Hornfeldt
David Hopp
Karen Hopp
Ron Hoppe
Mary Kay Howard
Dan Howe
Bruce Hudgens
Edna Hulsberg
Page 62
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Doug Kranwinkle
Lola Krause
Glen Kreinbrink
Stephen Kroll
Iohn Kuschmirz
Paul Kvistad
Rae Ann Lacey
Verne Lagerstrom
Iim Lamp
Norma Landis
Carol Lange
David Langurn
Iohn Lapp
Diana Larson
Ianis Larson
Iudy Laseman
Iohn Lawrence
Bill Lea
Bob Leith
Barbara Lemke
Larry Leuallen
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Pat Le Vine
Roberta Liden
Iudy Lindoerfer
Mary Lindoerfer
Mary Lee Lohbauer
Doroth Long
Glenn Lovejoy
Gail Lowry
Fred Luedtke
Ioanne Lullie
Clark Lund
Bill Luscher
Rose McConney'
Dennis McKay
Iames McKelvey
Peg Manuel
Gary Manzow
Mike Marisic
Ianice Markowitz
Peg Marquis
Mildred Marvin
Sandra Marxen
Clara Mauck
Gail Mayers
Udo Meissner
Erika Melchior
Bill Menke
Lorelei Mercer
George Metzger
Larry Michelson
Mary Lee Micklevitz
Gary Miller
Mike Milligan
Bill Minehart
Ianice Mock
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Herbert Parrish
Roger Parsons
Norman Paulin
Allen Perry
ludy Peters
Barbara Petersdorf
Lincla Peterson
Marilyn Petry
Mitzi Pfeiffer
Richard Pfister
lack Pflederer
Suzanne Preiss
Gary Prell
Robert Pritchard
Hattie Prochnow
Gene Puifpaff
Mona Rafter
Clara Raplus
Dave Rasmussen
Margaret Rea
Carol Rediger
Michel Rehberg
Sandra Reichel
Ioanne Reid
Ieffrey Reinert
Aarne Reinsalu
Carole Renwick
Susan Renwick
Ierry Reuter
Peter Reynolds
Sally Reynolds
Margaret Rhoades
Larry Rhymes
Marilyn Richards
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David Morley
Carol Moss
Bonnie Mumme
Mike Musikich
Pete Neal
Barbara Nelson
Karen Nelson
Melvin Nelson
Raynor Nelson
Stephen Nelson
Rick Neumann
Roy Nickel
Terry Nitz
Roger Norden
Larry O'Brien
Margo O'Brien
Bob O'Connor
lack Oehler
Ioyce Olesen
Darrel Olson
Corinne O'Neil
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Ianet Ricketts
Mary Ripperger
Dennis Roach
Dick Robertson
Philip Robinson
Helen Rogers
Howard Rohm
Charles Rosene
Shirley Ross
William Rubenstein
Nona Rushing
Leonard Russell
Ianice Rydell
Paul Saindon
Norman Sanders
Iames Sarto
Earl Saunders
Sally Savegnago
George Saville
lack Scherf
Carol Schleif
Page 65
Allen Schmidt
Diane Schmitt
Patsy Schultz
William Schultz
Salley Schurmier
Roger Schwanke
Ronald Sensor
Steve Shaw
Gary Shelby
Lawrence Shinnall
Roger Siegmeier
Frank Sieroslawski
Ierry Simpson
Sally Sinko
David Sipple
Barbara Smith
Beverly Smith
Charlene Smith
Ion Smith
Mary Ann Smith
Norma Smith
Mary Sue Sommer
Larry Sommers
Ieannne Stark
Sonja Steen
Ieanne Steifen
Neil Steifens
Carol Stevens
Bruce Stevenson
Doris Stewart
Sxgycle Stieber
enclel Stokes
Allan Stonehocker
Betty Strackany
Renald Strackany
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Robert Trolson
lune Ulsaver '
lane Valentine
Iudy Vanderford
Dick Vaughan
Carol Villars
Yvonne Vogelmann
Bett Vogt
Bill Wlogt
David Volmer
Diana Wacker
Sandra VVagner
Bonnie Walker
Iackie VVallis
Carole Ward
Cindy Watermann
Gary Weiss
Dave Wells
Nancy Wendt
Io Ann Wetzel
Marilyn Whitcomb
Barbara Wilkinson
Larry Williams
Merry Wilson
Roger Wineinger
Iudy Winje
Charlotte Wires
Mary Withers
Iudith Wood
Dick Woolcott
Owen Wright
Sandra Young
Ramona Ziegler
Pat Zirk
Io Ann Zwiefel
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Wyn Swainson
Linda Swanson
Bob Swanson
Ruth Sweet
Indy Taylor
Phyllis Taylor
Barbara Teschke
Clarence Teyler
Kirby Thomas
Ioan Thompson
Helen Thorne
Tom Thrun
Iames Tilley
Les Timms
Sally Tompkins
Reid Tonkens
Erma Toppel
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Class of 1959 officers:
Sarah Pierson, secretary
Larry Rich, vice-president
Dave Covey, president
Hank Leach, treasurer
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The class of 1959 has accomplished much in its sophomore year. The class
song, mascot, and colors were well chosen. Their originality was shown in their
bi-annual class newspaper called The Fifty-Niner which contained sports
news, gossip and current events.
The '59 class float was rated outstanding and received the award for the
"most appropriate" float. The class party and the get-acquainted party for the
incoming sophomores were very successful. The class of '59 has shown its
leadership, originality, and talent throughout the year,
Class council members:
First row: Hilda Von Holwecle, Gail lden, Sue Dye, Ioyce Smith, Barbara Brackett,
Sandy Salin, Nancy Baumgartner, Ioann Lamp.
Second row: Diane Iurgens, Mr. Paul Green, Dan Peterson, Chuck Hess, Larry Powers,
Bill Sponholtz, Dave Trumbo, lay Graening. Fred Arnold, Ierry Mitter.
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Duane Ackmann
Denis Adam
Arnold Adams
Doris Adamson
Iocelyn Aikin
Charles Akemann
Kenneth Alford
Karen Allen
Ronald Alvine
Duane Andersen
Alice Anderson
Donald Anderson
Iames Anderson
Larry Anderson
Robert Anderson
Sanford Anderson
Sharon Anderson
Iudy Archer
Frederick Arnold
Ronald Aromi
Alfred Auer
Rosemary Averaino
Larry Backus
Barbara Baker
Dorane Baker
Kay Baker
Marvin Baker
Warren Baker
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Don Barber
Bob Barron
Ion Bauman
David Baumgartner
Donald Baumgartner
Nancy Baumgartner
Gordon Bazsali
Lester Behnke
Karen Behrens
Tom Behrens
Norine Belcher
William Belcher
Iudy Beldin
Ronald Bently
Nancy Berna
Phyllis Berry
Vernon Berry
Ed Billings
Verlon Bimhall
Ierry Bizzak
Winston Blakely
Leonard Blakesly
Bill Blum
Becky Bohlin
Kaaren Bolliger
Ianet Bonkoski
Larry Bonner
Doug Booth
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Diane Carlstrom
Rick Caul
Luanne Cevela
Bob Chamberlain
Sharon Christensen
John Christenson
Kathy Clark
George Cluchey
Ken Coester
Michael Collin
Mary Cook
Patty Ann Cook
Linda Cooper
Bob Cooper
Laurie Costa Rica
Dave Covey
Tom Crane
Ioel Creel
Pat Curtis
Marge Daneau
Susan Daniels
Deanna Gail Danner
Alice Darnell
Ietf Darnell
loyce Darr
Bonnie Datisman
David Kent Davis
David Dever
Iohn Bowman
Kenneth Braasch
Barbara Brackett
Alfred Braden
Dave Bradshaw
Ierry Brierly
Faith Brightbill
Sherwood Brinkley
Arlene Broadnax
Donna Broecker
Betty Bross
Sandra Browne
Dennis Brunschon
lim Buetow
Mickey Bufkin
Bonnie Bullock
Iohn Bunge
Ramon Burch
Will Burrow
Gene Busche
Donald Butler
Gary Butz
Sandra Cahal
lim Cahill
Barbara Carlson
Danny Carlson
Karen Carlson
Mike Carlson
Genie
Dorene Dillow
Normen Dillow
Linda Divan
Sandy Dodge
Deane Dorman
Iudy Doss
Donna Duensing
leanne Duer
Sue Dye
Don Edwards
Rita Eggerstedt
George Emrich
Brian Enos
Lloyd Erboe
Dick Erickson
Bonnie lean Ernst
Lane Fabrick
Carol Factly
Gloria Farr
Bob Farrell
Linda Farroh
Lucienne Favret
Carol Fellows
Mary Feuerhaken
Barbara Fischer
lack Fischer
Marilyn Fitchie
Carolyn Fleenor
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Wilfred Follman
Barbara Fox
Sheila Fredericksen
Patricia French
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Sylvia Fry
Cheryl Furness
Karen Garrison
Indy Genz
Lauralie Godfrey
Gregory Goodsell
ludy Goodyear
lim Gordon
Irina Goroschkin
lay Graening
Gary Graf
loAnne Grail:
Morgan Graham
Iohn Gra
Alberta Glreen
Dorothy Green
Mike Green
Doroth Greve
Marie Grgurich
Bill Griflin
loan Griswold
Ioy Grossnickle
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Faye Hoth
Gary Houdek
Iell Howell
Annetta Howerton
Mike Huber
Margaret Hulsberg
Gordon Humbracht
Lynn Humbracht
Wes Hunborg
Gayle Iden
Edith Iahn
Howard Iakeway
Lola Ieffers
Mary Ellen Iens
Ed Ioerns
Thelma Iohnsen
Betty Iohnson
Carol Iohnson
Ray Iohnson
Sharon Iohnson
Sharyn Diane Iohn
Irwin Iohnston
Larry Iohnston
Sandy Iohnston
Bonnie Iones
Larry Iones
Barbara Iordan
Bruce Ioseph
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Marion Gruber
Larry Gunn
Donald Gustafson
Karen Gustafson
Robin Gutshall
Carol Hagan
Ellen Hagelow
Gordon Hameister
Sue Hamilton
Gay Hamlin
Bert Harris
Gerald Hartman
Iohn Hartman
Alan Haseman
Mike Hayward
lim Heath
Anna Heidenreich
Susan Helper
Beatrice Henning
George Henryson
Iohn Hernandez
Charles Hess
Shirley Hieber
Richard Higgins
Ruth Higgins
Gary Hirshberg
Hilari Hodgson
Edwin Hoefer
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Diane Iurgens
Kenneth Iurs
Roger lurs
Sally Iurs
Diane Kachelmuss
Ed Kacllec
Iohn Kagel
Larry Kagel
Bill Kappler
Carol Katz
Ianice Katz
Kay Kellermann
lim Knake
Tom Knecht
Ieanne Koehring
Indy Kohlhagen
Iudy Kolling
Dave Konen
Barbara Konitzki
Dick Kosterman
Larry Koth
Dennis Kowal
lack Kozumplik
Nancy Kraebber
Dick Kral
Larry Kramer
Louis Kramer
Harry Krasnick
Page 72
Barbara Krog
Ted Kruse
Henry Krusemeier
Theresa Labriola
Pat Lake
Leanne Lamp
etty Lamp
Iudy Lamphere
Ianet Lamz
Phyllis Landers
Lamonte Larson
Bob Lauder
lack Layman
Hank Leach
Nancy Leather-by
William Lee
Charles Leetzow
Gordon Leetzow
Linda Leiseberg
Bill Leonard
lulie Leuallen
Iulianne Leverenz
E3Lene Levey
ynn Levey
Anabel Lewis
Bill Lewis
Carolyn Liepitz
Iames Liessmann
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Martha Molitor
Kathryn Moody
Iacquelyn Moore
Marvel Morey
Virginia Morrison
Ion Mortellaro
Ron Mortensen
Pat Morton
Patricia Moser
Edwin Munson
David Muntz
Milo Nadler
Sandra Nagel
Mary Nelson
Anna Nemec
Thomas Nitz
lim Nold
Arnold Northcutt
Myrna O'Brien
Alan Odell
Terry O'Farrel1
lean Olving
Iohn Osmun
Bob Otte
Kathleen Owen
lim Paar
Dolores Palochko
Cliff Papacek
Marcia Lind
Dick Linder
Iudy Lindorfer
Ruth Ann Lobben
Peggy Logan
Larry Lowe
Steve Lucke
Mike Ludwig
Ingrid Lukas
Ierry Maas
Dennis McDonald
Steve Mann
Margaret Mapes
Bill Marlow
Dick Marsh
Bobbye Martin
Tom Marvin
Barbara May
Iudy McGraw
Barbara Mengler
Iudy Mengler
Dorothy Mensik
Charlie Miller
Gloryann Miller
Keith Miller
Linnea Miller
Ianet Mischke
Ierry Mitter
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Floyd Parker
Ieanne Parry
Shelly Paul
Chuck Peabody
Mary Pease
Darlene Petersdorf
Beverly Petersen
Raymond Petersen
Dan Peterson
lim Peterson
Wilma Peterson
lim Pfortmiller
Rae Ann Phillips
Virginia Phillips
Sarah Pierson
Valerie Pilcher
Captola Pitts
Carol Plagge
Larr Powers
Ioe Poziemski
Cynthia Preis
Richard Quandt
Robert Quayle
lim Raao
Fred Raddatz
David Radloff
Sandra Raeske
Carol Ralf
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Kathy Rakow
Anna Ramsey
Donna Ranallo
Iohn Range
Pat Rankin
Norman Reed
Io Anne Reese
Sharon Reilly
Dale Reimer
Ruth Ann Reinlein
Pat Renouf
Nancy Rice
Larry Rich
Beverly Riley
Hobart Riley
Ianet Roach
Gayle Robbins
Lynette Robbins
Donald Rodholm
Ken Rohlwing
Ierry Rohrssen
Frank Rosborugh
Ieannine Rosenthal
Darlene Ross
Ron Rovelstad
Bob Rullman
Nancy Rust
Sandra Sabin
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Lois Sorensen
Mary Sorensen
Elaine Sparrow
William Sponholtz
Charles State
Dee Ann Stambazze
Tomas Starrett
Mary Steffes
Eugene Stemwedel
Mary Sternberg
Roger Stettner
Sylvia Stevens
Charles Stewart
David Stewart
Deanna Stewart
Leonard Stewart
Paul Stewart
Richard Stewart
Wa 'ne Stikkers
William Stilwell
Roberta Stinson
David Stowell
Ianet Stowell
Charmayne Straka
Eileen Streit
Ierry Studt
Fred Sunderlage
David Sutton
Ray Salter
Vernon Sapp
Robert Sarto
Dennis Schabert
Karen Schmidt
Linda Schmidt
Margaret Schmidt
Kurt Schmeer
Sally Schramm
Bud Schrieber
Susan Schroder
Carolyn Schultz
Thomas Schuring
Sue Seiler
Ethelda Self
Roberta Shaw
Iudy Shrader
Paula Shults
Iames Siokos
Nancy Siokos
Kathleen Sipple
Patricia Skinner
Terry Smiricky
Ioyce Smith
Roger Smith
Glaclalon Snowwh
jerry Snyder
Alex Solcolov
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Iackie Sutton
Ralph Swainson
Iulie ,Tarnawski
Phyllis Tarnow
Mary Teas
Thomas Tennent
Charles Terry
David Teyler
Iames Thiel
Robert Thiel
Sandra Thiel
Marjorie Thompson
Dwayne Tison
Delbert Todd
Ioanne Treon
Carla Troyke
Dave Trumbo
Edward Tucker
Rosalie Tucker
William Tucker
Ianice Turner
Lynne Turner
Carol Tweed
Diane Llnruh
Ioan Van Fleet
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Fred Vollman
Rita Vollman
Georgia Volpp
Hilda von Holwede
Barbara Wacker
Patrick Walker
Marlene Wallack
Sandra Warrier
Susanne Warner
Norman Watermann
Gary Wauchope
Bruce Webb
Ianet Weisinger
Grant Welty
Dorothy Wendler
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Louis White
Constance Wiese
Carol Wilkins
Carol Wilkinson
Gene Wilkinson
Erna Wellnitz
Ierry Witt
Betty Wolthausen
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Virginia Hileman, Louise Stewart. Priscilla Wallace, Marcia Green
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Smith, Linda Miller, Sandra Cahal, Lynn Levey, Iohn Gray, Carolyn Peirce, Myrna O'Brien
Row three: Shelley Paul, Nancy Vollman, Linda Cantrell, Henry Krusemier, Margaret Schmidt.
Bill Blum. Dorane Baker, Janet Kornman, Carolyn Henninger, Fred Arnold, Pat Auble
Row four: Betty Bross, Iudy Burt. Sue Burton. Barbara Hollister, Phyllis Landers, Ianet Mischke.
Mike Coburn, Ianice Fritz, john Emrich, Gary Caul. Roy Nickle, Bill Martin
Standing: lane Valentine, Leilana Akeman, Elmer Rullman III, Bill Fishburn, Carolyn Kellen-
berger. Iudy LeLievre, Mavis Steinmeyer
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Row one: Rita Vollman, Linda Miller, Beverly Smith, Sarah
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ook
Row two: Dorane Baker, Dick Pfister, Bill Blum, Carol Rum-
mells, Barbara Bowles, Iudy Beldin, Carl Zocholl, Carolyn
Henninger, Stephen Kroll, Ieanine Rosenthal, Sandra Cul-
verson, Betty Strackany
Row three: Mike Hennessey, Sheila Fredrickson. Ioanne Iurs.
Ianet Kornman, Larry Mades, Phyllis DeWanz, Ioel Van-
Wambeke, Gary Wauchope, Nancy Rust, Ianice Fritz.
Larry Homfeldt. Neil Grossnickle, Mike Coburn, Roger
Wineinger. Roger Ritter, Warren Baker, Iohn Wendler,
Frank Sieroslawski, Dick Robertson
Row four: Karen Schmidt, Pat Skinner, Iolene Levey. Iudy
Mengler, Dee Ann Stambazze, Faith Brightbill, Bonnie
lones, Allan Odell, Iohn Nickles, Ken Hellmuth, Dick
Erickson, Larry Anderson, Gary Caul, Dick Kosterman, Bob
Swanson, Iohn Emrich, Delores Teets, Bob McGarry, Mike
Green, Rick Johnson. Ion Hoffman, Bill Leonard, Larry
Iohnston, Ernie Akemann, Bill Martin
Row five: Bob Rullman, Keith Ziegler, Cecil Holtz, Bill Fishburn,
Arnie Adams, Larry Lowe, Hank Leach, Ray Smith. Raynor
Nelson, David Bouque, Diane Schimtt, Mavis Steinmayer.
Leilana Ackman, Elmer Rullman, Ruth Genz, Ruth Lloyd,
Pat Karsten. Sharon Reilly, Fred Ufland.
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SENIOR A CAPPELLA
The Senior A Cappella choir has approximately eighty select members
who are under the direction of E. Arthur Hill. The choir is composed of the
most talented voices in Elgin High School.
The choir participates in many high school and local activities. A few of
their activities this year include the annual Operatic Nights performance, the
Messiah, the Christmas Assembly, the Fox Valley Music Festival, and Bac-
calaureate. The choir made a trip to Champaign where they presented a pro-
gram at the University of Illinois and performed on a television program.
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Front row: Ruth Ann Rakow, Nancy Kadow, Ginger Leonard, Eva Iakobsson. Sandy Reichel,
Iudy Hall, Iudy Vanderford, Molly Cook. Betty Hill, Lynda Cartwright, Ann Hill, Eileen
Albright, Saundra Fabrick, Suzanne Duval, Ellie Steffen, Carolyn Kellenberger, Iudy
Frame, Shirley Kenyon, Peggy Manuel
Second row: Caroline Nemitz, Roberta Liden, Lois Gerberding, lane Hurd, Ioyce Applehoff.
Iudy Wright, Mary Collins. Carol Schubert, Germaine Treadwell, Bunny Ryerson, lanice
Crain, Carol Stevens. Pat Karsten, Iacqui Greenawalt, Ioan Richards, Susan Kraebber,
Carol Renwick, Ann Kielsmier
Third row: Dick Dahn, Lester Bimke, Gary Houdek, Ierry Mitter, Mike Rehberg, Eugene
Walcott, John Ryerson, Ierry McGraw, Larry Kagel, Mike Gallagher. Kay Rasmussen,
Gerry Willey, leff Schiffmayer, Cliff Papacek, Charles Carlson, Tinker Stewart. Prisilla
Wallace, Iudy LeLievre.
Fourth row: Keith Carlson, Gary Kane, lim Stark, Ieff Rinert. Gary Ripley, Roger Parsons.
Arnie Remsaly. Denny McDonald, Bill Rubenstein. Rich Caul, Kirby Thomas. Chuck
Akemann, George Palmer. Doug Kranwinkle, Ted Dau.
Aeolian Choir
First row: Kathleen Sipple, Barbara Fischer, Alice Darnell, Kathryn Moody, Nancy Berna, Sylvia Fry,
Iurgens, Mary Sternberg, Ruth Ann Labben, Carol Wilkins. Phyllis Berry, Pat Morton, Sandy Thies,
Marion Gruber
Second row: Sandy Browne. Gay Hamlin, Bonnie Ernest, Carol Tweed. Dorothy Greve, Karen Gustafson
Rice, Carolyn Liepitz, Nancy lVlcKelvey, Sue Hamilton, Iudv Wright, Indy Archer, Barbara lordon,
Reilly, Beverly Riley, Gloria Farr, Robin Gutshell, Donna Broecker, Alberta Green
Third row: Linda Leiseberg, Kay Kellermann, Sally Iurs, Dorothy Green. Iune Fraser. Linda Divan, Sylvia
Nancy Kraebber. Mary Io Pease, Ianet Bonkoski. Luanne Cevela. Linda Farroh, Mary Feuerhaken. Ginn
Ioy Grossnickle, Bea Henning. Barbara Brackett, Letty Lamp, Iudy Kolling, Linda Cooper, Darlene Petersdorf, Barbara May
Sandy Iohnston. Diane
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The Aeolian Choir is composed of sophomore girls under the
direction of Miss Emily Martin. The choir is divided into two groups
that meet alternately during the sixth period. This year for the first
time the choir participated in the Messiah and gave a special evening
Christmas program with the Iunior A Cappella Choir.
IUNIOR A CAPPELLA
The Iunior A Cappella choir is an enthusiastic group which is
under the direction of Miss Emily Martin. This year the choir pre-
sented an assembly program at Abbott Iunior High School. At Christ-
mas time they joined the Senior A Cappella and Aeolion Choirs in
presenting the Messiah. They also presented an evening Christmas
program with the Aeolian Choir. The choir joined the Senior A Cap-
pella to sing in the Fox Valley Festival.
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Fourth row: Dorothy Wendler, Irina Goroschkin, Annetta Howerton. Carol Fellows. Lynne Turner. Iulie Tarnawski, Hilda Von
Holwede, Iudy Genz, Barbara Kroy, Bobbye Martin, Rosalie Tucker, Pat Renouf, IoAnne Lamp, Phyllis Tarnow, Delores
Palochke, Sandy Nagel, Shirley Hieber, Ieannie Duer, Iudy Doss, Barbara Konitzski, Valerie Pilcher, Kathleen Owen, Ruth
Higgins, Barbara Mengler
Fifth row: Peggy Logan. Mary Ellen lens, Sandy Warriner, Marjorie Thompson, Indy McGraw, Mary Cook, Sandy Sabin, Donna
Duensinger, IoAnn Graff, Laurie Costa Rica, Sandra Zoellick, Ioyce Smith. Arlene Broaclnax, Anabel Lewis, Sally Schramm,
Iackie Moore, Carla Troyke, Ianice Turner, Wilma Peterson, Diane Kacehelmus.
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First row: Mary Lee Lohbauer, Sally Sinko. Iudy Kotchuck, Sally Reynolds, Marilyn Elliott, Nona Rushing, Gary Hirschberg, Iohn
geliellt, Ierry Werrbach, Philip Dierschow, Pat LeVine, Ellen Broski, Carol Kisselberg, Ianis Iacobs, Mary Rippberger,
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Row two: Meridith Watts, Ianice Blaha, Barbara Nelson. Nonnee Iscaro, Dorothy Long, Yvonne Vogelmann, Donna Bawn,
Ioyce Willis, Lucille Freise, Gordon Burkart, Dave Hopp, lack Deutermann, Nancy Wagner, Iudy Lasernan, Linda Peterson,
Barbara Auble, Bonnie Auble, Lois Dye.
Row three: Mary Kay Howard, Iudy Chatterton, Marilyn Whitcomb, Sue Renwick, Sandy Ackmann, Karen Hopp, Mary Sue
Sommer, Gordon Humbracht, Herman Braun, Dave Holland, Charles Hesse, Warren Unruh, Bob Fleury, Ed Kadlec, Ruth
Hartman, Diana King, Suzanne Preiss, Rosemary Kaptain, Gloria Kelem.
Row four: Mary Ellen Cowan, Hedy Anderson, IoAnn Zweifel, Walter Liepitz, Don Porter. Greg Goodsell, Ray Iohnson. Tom
Thrun, Dwayne Tison, Dick Woolcott, Bill Sponholtz, Fred Vollman, Ierry Brierly, Marcia Keller, Doreen Anderson, Sandy
Orban, Shirley Ewing, Mary Lindoerfer.
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THE MAROON STAFF
This year the Maroon staff have combined
their efforts to give you, the student body, an
original and interesting yearbook. At the begin!
ning of the year we planned the ideas and theme
for the book. New artistic designs and layouts
were drawn up by the art staff. The information
for the book was compiled and we set to work.
The photographers busily snapped pictures
to portray the activities of Elgin High School.
The staff began to write and rewrite the copy to
be printed on the pages of the 1957 yearbook.
In March we saw many of our ideas ac-
tually pictured on the printed pages. Then came
the days of proof reading to make sure that our
book was accurate. Now we have completed our
book, and we are presenting it to you for the
final judgment. We hope you like it.
Upper left: Molly Cook. editor-in-chief, and Reid Tonkens,
business manager, study appropriate pictures.
Middle left: Iudy Iohnson types while Mary Ellen Cowan
and Bob Cantrell select pictures for this year's book.
Lower left: Art editors George Foelschow and IoAnn
Rifken plan layouts.
Lower right: Bill Martin looks over pictures for the sports
section, while Bill Fishburn and Iim Lamp study sales
receipts.
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Upper left: lerry Scroggin: Miss Burns, ad-
viser: Pat Wright, editor: Ianet Miller:
Iackie Rockwell: and Sharlene Smith make
plans for the next issue of the Mirror.
Upper right: Members of the staff type articles
for publication.
Lower left: Audrey Greve, Martha Molitor,
Pat Curtis, Frank Henkemeyer. Ioan
Lamp, Ion Christenson, Sharyn Iohnson,
and Marge Daneau work with enthusiasm
to produce a good paper.
THE MIRROR STAFF
The Mirror Staff searches for EHS news and unusual feature articles for
our bi-weekly high school newspaper. The staff produces a paper of the
highest caliber. It presents sports news, current events, and opinions of the
student body. Miss Burns is the Mirror sponsor. The paper is self-supported
and is partially financed by the local businessmen of Elgin.
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Student Council is a very active and progres-
sive organization at Elgin High. The council is
responsible for many activities which are sponsored
at E.H.S. This year the foreign exchange student
program was very successful: this is the biggest
project of the year for the council. The council again
sponsored a musical production Without You, which
the student body planned. produced, and played.
Under the capable leadership of lack Sunder-
lage, assisted by the rest of the officers, Mary
Gromer, Mary Collins, and Bob Cantrell, the council
was able to promote good feelings between the stu-
dent body and faculty. The prime object of the coun-
cil is to maintain the high standards which Elgin
High School is known for.
Student Council Ofiicers
Mary Collins, secretary
lack Sunderlage. president
Mary Gromer, treasurer
Bob Cantrell, vice-president
Research and Publicity Commission
Seated: Barb Auble, Bob Cutler,
Fritz Liepitz. Martha Hammond
Elmer Rullman, Marcia Green,
Mike Gallagher
Standing: Edith lahn. Charles Stewart,
Carl Zocholl, Ellen Hagelow
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Research and Publicity Commission
Seated: Iohn Bunge, Cindy Waterman,
Barbara Fox, Lynn Hampel,
Bob Cantrell, Sue Kraebber
Standing: Mike Hennessey, Linda Miller,
Larry Michelson, Myrna O'Brien,
Rita Vollman, lim Shales
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Seated: Martha Molitor.
lane Valentine, George Palmer,
Chuck Burnidge
Standing: Marcia Lind, Eva Iakobsson,
Ben Roycr. Roberta Liden.
Charlyn Elliott
Service Commission
Indy Iohnston, lim Behrens.
Luanne Cevela, Glen Koehler,
Sue Seiler, Sally Reynolds,
Ierry Rohrssen, Louise Stewart,
Carol Rediger,
Carolyn Kellenberger,
David Covey, Carolyn Peirce
The Council is divided into five commissions. Each one has a certain
purpose in the whole organization.
- Research and Publicity commission is responsible for bulletin boards and
research on different projects.
Social Commission is responsible for the council float for Homecoming
and the dances which are held at school.
The Service Commission's biggest project is the directories which are
made each year.
Building and Grounds Commissions sponsor clean-up days in which the
council members clean up the grounds.
Program Commission is responsible for the assemblies which are given
during the year by the council.
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French Club Olliccrs German Club Officers
Molly Cook, president: Diane Iurgens. treasurer: Dick Vaughan, Edith Iahn,
Susan Dodd. secretary: Mary Grover, vice-president Mary Lindoerfer, Nancy Vollman
Latin Club Ollicers Spanish Club Ollicers
Sanford Anderson. Mary Sternberg. Sharon Hayward. Charlyn Elliott,
Milo Nadler, Linda Farroh Suzanne Warner, Bunny Ryerson
Red Cross Council Chess and Checkers Club
Shelby Ewert. Susan Dodd, Hildegard Fiedler. Ann Glashagel, Frank Henkemeyer, Terry O'Farrell, Lester Munson
Carol Tweed, Carolyn Kellenberger, Suzanne Duval. Robert Kruckeberg, Larry Luellen, Pete Neal
Page 95
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Cafeteria Kitchen Helpers Chem-Phys Club
Fred Raddatz, David Sutton. Charles Peabody, Kathy Clark, Sandra Culverson, Phoebe Burt. Iudy Burt, Reid Tonkens,
Norman Reed, Evelyn Yanke, Bob Gathman Gordon Rutzen, Roger Baumgartner
Future Homemakers Projection Club
Denova Cairel, president: Ianice Crain, vice-president: Alicia Seated: Larry Behm, Keith Follman, Cecil Holtz, Thom Crane,
Harkins, secretary: Dawn Hess. treasurer: Karen Hopp, Degrees Dick Erickson, Dave Bouque
Chairman, Mary Smith, Historian: Gay Snyder: Pamela Blake: Standing: Gary Puflpaif. Ronald Strachany, Warren Danielson,
Sharon Anderson Merlin Strahl, Iohn Bunge
Future Nurses
Seated: Pat Zirk, Sandy Humbracht, Sharon Tucker. Pat Skinner. Mary Ann Smith, Audrey Greve
Second row: Mrs. Hallet lR.N.D. Mary Sorenson. Jackie Moore, Ioan Lamp. Sharyn Iohnson, Ann Kielsmier, president, ludy Genz, Ruth
Ann Lobben. Ianet Bonkoski. Carla Troyke, Becky Bohlin, Sylvia Stevens. Barb Baker. Iudy LeLievre, Phyllis Van Buren, Sandy
Hankins. Char Elliott, Clara Mauck. Ruth Sweet, Ieanne Stark, Sonya Steen. Carol Tweed, Sandy Orban. Karen Plagge, Bonnie Vtfalker
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Forensics
Speaking: Darlene Gcrshick
Seated, clockwise: lim Gordon.
Kay Baker, Ann Glashagel.
Deanna Rogers, Larry Rich,
Mr. Schulte. Edwin Hocfer,
Donna Green, Dave Langum,
Milo Nacller. Denis Adam,
Iucly Kolhagcn
Forensics
Front: Darlene Gershick
Back: Denis Adam. lim Gordon.
Donna Green, Milo Nadlcr.
Dave Langum. Deanna Rogers.
Kay Baker. Larry Rich,
Indy Kolhagen. Ann Glashagel,
Edwin Hoefer
Fixture Teachers of America
Seated: Miss Siren, Virginia Hileman,
lane Hurd, Nancy Werrbach
Standing: Gay Ann Winbigler,
Mary Ellen Cowan, Carolyn Liepitz,
lanfce Fritz, Pat Lake, Deanna Danner.
Kathy Clark, Iody Sternberg,
Rarlwara Hollister, Ieannc Stark.
Ruth Sweet
Library Assistants
Miss Hoaglund, Pat Morton. Ioyce Darr
Pat Cook, Deanna Larson,
Mary Ann Smith, Ruth Higgins.
Iucly Cherco, Edna Hulsberg
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G.A.A. Ofliccrs
Seated: Mary Gromer, lane Valentine,
Susan Dodd, Hilda Von Holwede,
Judy LeLievre
Standing: Butch Wagner, Susie Kirkpatrick,
Cindy Waterman. Molly Cook. Suc Kraebber
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E-Club
First row: Ray Vellinga. Dale Iohnson. Phil Wexicek, Duane Clute. Millard Dunton, Aarne Reinsalu, Owen Wright, Bob
McGarry. Dick Vaughan, Gene Stuart, Bruce Hudgens, Jerry Scroggins. Clark Lund, Dave Starr
Second row: Gary Puffpatf, Willy Spates. Rick Reed. Terry McDonald. Dale Thomas. Kirby Thomas, Ieff Reinert, Tom
Iohnson, Iohn Emrich. Toby Hines. Frank Seiroslawski. Ronald Hoppe, Don Iohnston, Mick Musikich, Rick Iohnson,
Dave Volmer
Third row: Iim DeMien, Bob Cutler, Larry Michelson, Iohn Lawrence. Dave Groeniger, Ben Royer Dick Pfister, Gerry
Bonkoske, Iim Humphrey, Keith Carlson, Doug Kranwinkle, Bruce Blosat, Ted Tammearu. lim Behrens. Lane Hoffman,
Neil Grossnicl-cel, Bob Cantrell, Dick Genz, lack Sunderlagc, Tom Thies, Fred Rhoades, Dave VVickland
E.H.S. Pep Club
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Girls' Club Cabinet
Seated: Sarah Pierson, Nancy Wagner.
Lois Dye, Roberta Liden
Standing: Ioan Richards, Kay Underwager.
Ellie Steffen, Mary Withers.
Sue Renwick. Nancy Baumgartner.
Luann Cevela, Butch VVagner
Future Farmers of America
Seated: Iohn Kagel, Bill Eggert
Standing: Bruce Burnidge. Ken Hahn,
Wilfred Follman, Lloyd Erboe.
Gary Butz, Floyd Parker
Club 88.1
Seated: Vicky Bigqers, Marcia Lind,
lim Crowfoot, Mary Gromer.
Ioan Morley. Iudy Lamphere
Standing: Bill Lewis. Gordon Bazali,
Larry Heath, Roger Stettner,
Ken Bourke, Tom Knecht,
Charles Stewart, Bill Lee,
Lou Zimmerman.
Sanford Anderson. Dick Partridge
Dramatics Club
Seated: Connie Wiese, Letty Lamp,
Pat Morton, Alice Darnell,
Barbara Fox, Barbara Brackett.
Iulie Tarnawski, Iudy Lamphere
Standing along side: Ellen Hagelow,
Virginia Phillips, Carla Troyhe.
Nancy Rust
Sitting: Gail lden, lulie Levernz.
Barb Baker, Indy Kohlhagen,
Bonnie Ernst, Barb Fischer.
Hilari Hodgson. Nancy Rice,
Linda Farroh, Carolyn Liepitz,
Diane Iurgens. Marcia Lind,
Sheila Frederickson, Gay Hamlin,
Karen Allen, Karen Garrison,
Mike Hayward, Lynne Biakesley.
Tom Knecht
Standing along side:
Dee-linn Stambazze. Iocelyn Aiken
Sue Seiler
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injured in the courtesy assembly.
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VARSITY FOOTBALL
A seventeen game winning streak . . . an 8-1-0 season mark
. . . second place in the Big Eight Conference standings . . .
these are records in which the members of the Elgin High School
Varsity Football Team can take justifiable pride. Springing the
"belly series" for the first time in our first two games, non-con-
ference affairs with York and Thornton, we rolled to over-
whelming victories. Fresh from our non-conference successes we
roared into Big Eight Conference play, downing five straight
opponents in preparation for our climactic showdown battle with
East Aurora. In one of the most exciting gridiron battles ever
staged between Elgin and East Aurora, East managed to eke out
a 23-13 victory to end our seventeen game winning skien and
cop the Big Eight Crown. ln our final game the boys came back
to crush the West Rockford Warriors in one of the most devas-
tating offensive displays ever seen at Maroon Field. Although we
failed to win the conference title, Willie Spates, scoring 30 points
in the finale, copped conference scoring honors. Individual bril-
liance was a trademark of the varsity eleven as demonstrated
by five of our players appearing on the all-conference team and
Gary Kane being named on various All-State Teams.
Scores
Elgin ............ 45 York .,...... ......
Elgin ............ 20 Thornton ....... ......
Elgin ..........., 44 Freeport ............ ......
Elgin ............ 14 East Rockford ...........
Elgin .,,,..c..... 26 West Aurora .........,..,
Elgin ............ 53 Ioliet ................., ......
Elgin ..........., 37 La Salle Peru ...........
Elgin ,........,.. 13 East Aurora ......,.....,..
Elgin ....,.... 54 West Rockford ......,..
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Sophomore Football
First row: Ed Kadlec, Bill Stillwell. Ioe Poziemski, Ierry Brierly, Bill Trumbo, lim Anderson.
fgrg Hirshberg, Hank Leach, Dave Covey, Dwayne Tison, Mike Hayward, Pat Walker.
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Second row: Bill Blum. Fred Arnold, lay Graening, Ion Van Wambeke. Lester Behnke. Dick
Kosterman, Irwin Iohnson, Ierry Mitter. Ramon Burch, Iohn Ryerson. Gordon Bazali, Bob
Chamberlain. Iohn Osmun, Ierry Moas, Barry Vecchio
Third row: Coach Cheshrough. Assistant Coach lim Kuntzmiller, Keith Miller, Wesley Hunborg,
Mike Ludwig. Bill Griffin, Larry Bachus, Charlie Ackmann, Ioel Creel, Norman Dillow.
Frank Rosborough. Terry Smiricky, David Muntz. Coach Quillman
SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL
Opening the season by mauling York and coming from behind to defeat
Thornton, the Sophomore Football Team then swept past two conference
opponents before falling before East Rockford. A hot and cold team there-
after. the boys compiled an overall season mark of 6-3-0.
Lower left: Payne skirts end --f first and ten.
Lower right: Sophs jubilant over victory.
Right center: Tuck that ball in, Willie!
Elgin 32 West Rockford
' Elgin 12 East Aurora
Elgin 38 Ioliet
Elgin 0 West Aurora
1 Elgin 13 East Rockford
W Elgin 14 Freeport
Elgin l-4 La Salle Peru
Elgin 26 Thornton
Elgin 33 York
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SCPHOMORE BASKETBALL
The Elgin High School sophomore basketball team opened
the season by dropping its first few ball games because of
inexperience and lack of team familiarity. By the time Big
Eight Conference action had started. the team had rounded
into a coherent unit. The boys combined a tight defense and
clutch scoring to ride to the top of the conference standings
in the first few weeks of the campaign. A midseason slump
hit the team and caused them to finish well down in the con-
ference race. In the Belvidere Tournament the sophomore
quintet came back strong to defeat three powerful opponents
and lose to a tall, talented West Rockford team in the cham-
pionship game. All in all, it was a successful season giving the
sophomores, who showed great promise for the future, much
valuable experience.
Upper right, Front row: Tammearu hauls in a crucial rebound.
The Sophomore Squad
Row one: Sherwood Brinkley, Hank Leach, Ioe Poziemski, lay Graening,
Ierry Bizzak. Larry Powers, Ion Van Wambeke
Row two: Dave Trumbo, Carl Zocholl. Rick Caul, Ierry Rohrssen, Bill
Kappler, Bob Chamberlain, Chuck Akemann
Row three: Coach Emery Ebbert, Manager Don Edwards, Gordon Bazsali,
Fred Arnold, Frank Rosborough, Bill Griffin, Iohn Bunge, Brian Enos,
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VARSITY BASKETBALL
Guided by the inspiring leadership of Coach Chesbrough and displaying
outstanding teamwork, the team roared off to a fantastic start. In the first
eleven games, the squad won every game by a margin of no less than thirteen
points as they averaged well over eighty points a game. The high point of the
streak was the sweet revenge victory over West Rockford by a score of
103-79. The boys were momentarily halted in the "deep freeze" game at East
Rockford but managed to eke out a 16-15 win. The rest of the regular
schedule was completed in record fashion, bringing with it the championship
of our own Holiday Tournament, the Big Eight title, and Elgin High School's
first unbeaten regular basketball season. The red-hot Maroons roared through
the Regional averaging ninety-three points per game and limiting three oppo-
nents to only fifty-three points per game. After out-maneuvering DeKalb in
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another attempted "deep freeze" in the opening round of the Sectional, the EHS
quintet bowled over West Aurora in the finals to get a crack at Bloom in the
Super-Sectional at Hinsdale. Trailing most of the way, the boys Hnally rallied
to win on Gary Kane's clutchlbasket on the final minute and continue on the
march Udownstatef' In the first game at Champaign against a hot-shooting,
smooth-working ball club from Herrin, the Maroons dropped a see-saw tilt
66-60 to the eventual lllinois state champs: and thus completed Elgin High
School's most successful basketball season in history. Although teamwork was
probably the key to Elgin's success. individual brilliance shown brightly on
the team. Chuck Brandt broke most of the existing Big Eight records and
became not only an all-stater. but also Elgin's Hrst All-American High School
basketball player. Dick Becker and Gary Kane also made various all-area and
all-state teams. Gary also had the added honor of being selected for the all-
tournament squad in recognition of his clutch performances.
Left: Kane exhibits perfect form on a lump shot
- Right: Brandt fakes smoothly and lays it up
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Wrestling
Front row: Don Kramer, Bob McGarry, Gene Puffpatf. Duane Clute. Coach Al Scharf. Larry
Rich, Dale Iohnson, George Ensign, Larry Holmfeldt, Keith Follman
Second Row: George Harms. Steve Soper. Tom Iohnson, Don Kane, Gary Caul, Russ Shinnall,
Iohn Bolz. lim Tilley. Pete Neal, Gary Puffpaff, Charlie Althen, Leo Manolis, Greg
Aeschlimann, lack Sunderlage, Keith Carlson, Tom Thies, Kirby Thomas, lim Berna,
Willie Spares, Elmer Rullman. Herman Braun
Middle left: Willie Spates pins another opponent.
Middle right: E.H.S. wrestling team captures second in the sectional.,
Bottom left: Dale Iohnson in trouble.
WRESTLING
The Elgin wrestling team had a very successful season. The team won
ten and lost four in dual competition. The team also Won the Big Eight
conference meet, the first time an Elgin team has done this. The team, coached
by Al Scharf, also placed second in the sectional held at Arlington Heights.
Five boys qualified for the state meet. Willy Spates, placed third in the state
165 lb. bracket. 4
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Varsity Baseball Team
Front row: Left to right, Ierry Boundy lmgnl. lack Matison,
Dave Groeninger. Fred Prigge, Bob Pawlak. Dick Ciaccio.
Wally Hirshberg, LaVerne Olson. lim Behrens
Back row: Assistant coach Harlan Clausen, Tom Grant, Andy
Schaus, Fred Rhoades, Dick Cremeens, Gary Lange.
Chuck Brandt. Ron Buhmann. Ierry Bonkoske, Eddie
Stewart lmgr.l, Head coach Al Scharf
Bottom: Wally Hirshberg, Coach Scharf. lim Behrens, and
Ron Buhman discuss the coming campaign.
VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM
Elgin's varsity nine opened the season by suffering three straight losses
but roared back strong to cop seven consecutive victories. A late season slump
caused our boys to close out the regular season with three losses in a row for
an overall record of seven wins and six losses. ln the district tournament,
Elgin broke even, defeating Wheaton, 2-l, and losing a tough decision to
Glenbard, 8-7.
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GOLF
Golf Team
Rayner Nelson. Bob Leith. Bob Smith
Coach Gus Stewart, Tom Leith,
Lane Hoffman, Bill Parlasca,
Ben Rocha
The Elgin High School golf team, led by Tom Leith's
82.1 average, compiled a fine 905 record while taking 4th
place in the District meet and 7th in the Big "8" Confer-
ence meet. Tom Leith was the only member of the team to
qualify for the State Tournament.
Intramural Winners
Darryl Carlson, Deane Dorman, Iohn Adams
Winners of the Football Test
Tom Wright. George Harms, Ieffrey Darnell, Iohn Smith,
Bill Minehart, Steve Shaw
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VARSITY TRACK
The varsity track team of Elgin High School experienced one of its most successful campaigns
in recent years. Well-balanced in both track and Held manpower, the varsity thinclads rolled to
victory in a majority of their dual meets and placed well in triangulars and other meets. Three
boys--Ierry Huclgens, Glen Huber. and Ken Brown-qualified for the state meet. Ken Brown, our
brilliant miler. placed fourth in his specialty.
SOPHOMORE TRACK
Elgin High School's sophomore track squad enjoyed a successful spring season while gaining
valuable experience for varsity competition. ln the Blackhawk Relays, Ernie Akemann set a record
for the shotput in winning both the shotput and discus events.
Varsity Track Team-Middle
First row, left to right: Gilbert Nore imgrj. Iohu Stanford, Ken Kuehner. Duane Gilbertson, Eugene Wittenstrom, Ierry
Hudgens iCapt.J. Glen Huber, Iohn Likhite. Bill Shirley, Frank Lazzara, Iim Christ, Evert Frey. and Charles lsibue.
Middle row: Leo Manolis, Chuck Schroder. Doug Wallace, Ierry Nash, Lee Swanson. Ierry Seagren, Bob Small, lim
Morton. Ioe Cluchey, Bob McCurdy. lim Warner. and Iohn Reynolds.
Back row: Assistant coach Emery Ebbert. Gary Flora lmgnl, lim Payne, Neil Grossnickle, Ken Brown. Iim Harvey.
Doug Macliinney, Bob Paulsen, Leon Gilles, Ted Tammearu, Chuck Holtz, Dick Willis, George Harms, Fred Lugar,
Iim VVallace, Fred Schultz. Assistant coach Bob Duffield and Head Coach Paul Green.
Sophomore Track Team
First row: lim Berna, Ron Hoppe,
Wally' Gray, Bill Fee, Roger Par-
sons, Lester Iones, Iohn Argo.
Francis Kallina. Dick Robertson.
Middle row: Dave Volmer. Iohn Bolz,
Bob Swanson, Kirby Thomas.
Aarne Reinsalu, Bob McGarry.
NVayne Iensen, Bill Luscher, Wes
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Back row: Coach Ebbert, lim Christle.
Tom Thomas, Bob Cantrell, Dave
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Lamp, Ray Nickle, Coach Duiiielcl.
Owen VVright lMgr.l, Coach
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hurdler.
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Larry Michelson
Standing: Gilbert Nore, mgr., Harry Brodde, Greg Goodsall, Bill Martin, Larry Michelson.
Tom Hettinger, Rick Reed
Standing on board: Gary Hirshbcrg
Not pictured: Bob Cutler
This year's swimming team compiled an impressive record of seven wins
and three losses. Coach Von lsserfs team also placed second in a triangular
meet, and third in the conference, and ninth in the state.
Elgin was led this year by the tremendous swimming of Larry Michelson,
who set a new state record in the hundred yard breaststroke in l:0O.2.
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Ace Store
9 E. Chicago
Ackemann's Dept. Store
Elgin
Aikin Studio
23 Douglas Ave.
Ernest W. Ackemann
100 E. Chicago
Anderson Flowers
776 Bluff City Blvd.
Artistic Carton Co.
66 N. Grove Ave.
Barnetts
10 South Grove
S. W. Beck Co.
21 Douglas
los. F. Berna Transfer
218 Wellington
BBK Photo Hobby Shop
159 E. Chicago
Dr. E. S. Blair
Tower Building
Blum's
15 Douglas
Brady Ready-Mix Corp.
Brenner's - Since 1885
Men's Wear -- 10 Douglas
Brethren Publishing House
22 S. State Street
California Food Mart
61 S. Grove
Carbarey 8 Carbarey
501 Tower Building
Chuck Hines Store For Boys
20 Douglas Ave.
Community Iewelers
60 S. Grove
Mr and Mrs. D. C. Cook III
David C. Cook Publishing Company
850 Grove
Cooper's Pharmacy
113 Walnut Ave.
Daniels and Clark Inc.
221-223 E. Chicago
pairona
De1's Cycle Shop
266 Dundee
Dixie Cream Donut Shop
193 Grove Ave.
Doyles Grocery
475 Walnut Ave.
Dueringer-Williams Studio
51 Douglas Ave.
Economy Oil Co.
151 North Spring
Eleanor's Dancing Studio
260 National Street
Elgin Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
173 East Chicago Street
Elgin Camera Shop
65 South Grove Avenue
Elgin Coal B Oil Company
24 Kimball Street
Elgin Federal Savings and Loan
100 Douglas
Elgin Flour 8 Feed Co. Inc.
72 N. Grove Avenue
Elgin Linoleum Mart
203 F.. Chicago Street
Elgin Lumber 8 Supply Co.
222 Douglas Ave.
Elgin Quality Laundry
1273 Dundee Ave.
Elgin Softener Corporation
134 N. Grove
Elgin Window Cleaning Co.
15 N. Grove Avenue
Exclusive Cleaners
1061 N. Liberty St.
The Fabric Shop
57 Douglas Ave.
Fishburn's Paint 8 Wallpaper Co.
165 E. Highland
Fox Electric Supply Co.
Elgin, Illinois
Iohn A. Fraser
5 Douglas Ave.
Freise's Market
4 N. State
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Frey 8 Hanchette Insurance
229 Chicago
A Friend
A Friend
George's Clothes
158 Chicago Street
Michael I. Go gin
450 Dundee g
Grimes Sunset Super Market
1110 South Street
Hammond Organ Studios
115 Highland
Herman's Store For Men
11 Grove
Illinois Cleaners
674 Dundee Avenue
Iacobs jewelers
82 Grove
Kewpee's Colonial Drive In
802 Villa Street
Kramer 8 Kramer Lawyers
5 Douglas
S. S. Kresge Co.
32 Grove
Edith Kruger
157 Chicago
Lads and Lassies
10 E. Chicago St.
H. Lane Studios
168 E. Chicago St.
Launderette
1063 N. Liberty St.
Lazzara Pizza and Grill
258 National St.
Lesco Auto Seat Covers
1050 Dundee Ave.
Lloyd Hardware
60 Douglas Avenue
Lochner's Pharmacy
1100 South St.
Ludwig Milk Company
200 N. Spring St.
McBride Pharmacy
W. Chicago E1 S. State
McCarthy, McCarthy 8 Meyers
Elgin Tower Bldg.
McQueen, Churchill, Kirkland,
8 Brady
303 Elgin Tower
W. R. Meadows, Inc.
18 Kimball Street
Milbrandt Drug Stores
101 Douglas, 370 Summit
Modern Dairy Company
1002 N. Liberty St.
Modern Foods
281 Raymond St.
Loyal Order of Moose
70 N. State Sr.
Morse Drug Stores
221 National St.
Mosiman's
160 E. Chicago St.
Muetterties Sunli ht Bake
205 E. Chicago St.
O. D. Mulliken, M.D.
112 N. Spring St.
Nish Insurance
119 S. Grove Ave.
Norris-Reber -Mortuary
266 E. Chicago St.
Papes' Barber Shop
256 N. Grove Ave.
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Paragon Food Mart
23 . Spring St.
Parkview Drugs
326 DuPage Street
I. C. Penney Co.
51 S. Grove Ave.
H. H. Pillinger, Ir., M.D.
1100 Larkin Ave.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
210 E. Chicago St.
Pro Paint Store
436 Dundee Ave.
Public Service Company
18 N. Spring St.
Edward S. Reque Organization
211 E. Chicago St.
Rifken Furs
122 S. Grove Ave.
Rodholm-Edward's Iewelers
6 E. Chicago St.
Rovelstad Bros.
162 E. Chicago St.
Roland D. Russell, M.D.
317 E. Chicago St.
Roth Pharmacy
175 E. Chicago St.
Ioseph Spiess Company
38-52 S. Grove Ave.
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Strohm Coal Co.
20 N. Grove Ave.
Schneider Recreation
113 S. Grove Ave.
Earl R. Shopen
704 Elgin..Tower
Spalding's
458 Dundee Ave.
Sportsman's Lodge
106 Douglas Ave.
Stettner Drugs
1100 Larkin Ave.
Richard I. Stromberg
117 S. Grove Ave.
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Wait-Ross-Allanson
Funeral Service, Inc.
Wentworth's
E. Chicago 6 S. Spring
Lloyd White
219 E. Chicago St.
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219 E. Chicago St.
Yalfe Furriers
59 S. Grove Ave.
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220 . Chicago St.
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