Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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X1 Q5 iy X Q ,I Y f I v ' A s 1. 2 ' , ' ,A ,A r,,- I X y,f I J 2,9 -Q 'J' 'K X ' ' iyyx f w Wil-sw f A 'V ' - xy y 7 -' 'J W ,f xii Y Z Y- ,LY 1-L EW7 Q' J LQ 1 B S La Crosse State Teacher s Colleffe Baldwln Wallace College M S Unnersltx of Chlcavo Purdue Lmversxty Standing Nlr Bamford Wir Nladuxaxm Neated Nr Ben a 'Nh Hmlfk 'Nlr Allan Our superintendent Vlr I F Haeblch has completed another year of planmnff and co ordmatmg the many actnltles that are part of a modern hlgh school such a ours Our student body now numbers oxer one thousand ten addltlonal teachers hase JO1l'l6d our faculty, our latest add1t1on has lncreased the phxslcal plant by two and a half tlmes the area of the school dlstrxct has been mcrtased twenty percent the an nual budget has lncreased to approwclmatelv 3100000 Such growth has lneutably brought new problems and responslbllltles for Mr Haeblch but under h1s guldance R B has run along smoothly and effluentlw as 1n the past Bama! of Wlth the add1t1on of thelr new meetlnff room the Board of Fducatlon was able to en Joy 1n one small wav the product of thelr many hours of labor Thls group more than any other group ln the commumtles was re sponslble for the new add1t1on Much credlt should be gens-n to the Board for thelr great achlevement 1 tfvlk, ff 'X fbewa EDNA A MICHAEL LARUE THOMPSON Dean o Gzrls Dean 0 Boys B Mus Bush Conservatory BA MA University of Illmozs BS MA Lnlverslty of IlllIl0li emu., THELNIA BAS!-IAM NIABEL Brzznrb Physzcal Educatzon Englzsh BS 'Nazareth College B S Northern Illmols Stale Teacher 'NIA 'Yew York Lnlversny College Las. A karma JOHN NI Bouzv llalhematzcs Head Industrial Arts BS DCDISOD lnlverslty BS Western llllnol Stale Teachers Nl A Unlver nv of Chncago College ' VC! Nl S Bradley Unner ny 1 fig aqq '--.. a-5 7, i' gg 2 'Jn , fvval qs 53 NJ ALICE BRAINERIJ Muszc Head A B Colorado State College of Education B Mus Denver College of Muslc M A Unxverslty of Denver CLARENCE W CARLSON Soczal Sczence B Ed Northern IllIno1s State Teachers College HAROLD COLLINS Muszc B A UDIVCISIIY of Dubuque M A Umversny of Iowa ETHEL M CURTIS Regzstrar B A Coe College WILLIAM A DUDLEY Physzcal Educanon Head B E Northern Illmols State Teachers College HURERT L EDQUIST Sclence B A , Gustavus Adolphus Colleg: M A , Umversny of Mmnesota ELIZABETH J EI.I.swoR1'I-I Art, Head B Ph , UHIVCTSIYY of Chlcago BAE, MAE, Chicago Art lnstltute MIRI.wI FAGER Physzcal Educatzon B E , Northem lllInoIs State Teachers' College M A , Northwestern Umversny PQ eib WILMA L BUCHHOLZ Commerce B Ed Illll'l0lS State Normal Unlverslty M A Columbxa Umverslty RUTH M CLEARY Commerce Head B A M A Unfverslty of Mxchlgan MARTIN CONWAY Industnal Arts B S Stout lnstltute GEORGE DREW rt B A Ed Art Insntute Chlcago WARREN L DUVAL Auto Drwmg Vocational Counselor B E Northern Illlnoxs State Teachers College MA Northwestem UHIVCTSIIY FREDERICK A ELLINGSON Soclal Sczence B A , Luther College HARRY G EWING Socuzl Science B A , Illlnols Wesleyan Umversny GENEVIEVE GOIJLD Physzcal Educatzon BS, Unlverslty of lllInoIs DALE W HAMM Mathemancs B S M S Western llllnols Slate Teachers College JANE HEWITT Commerce B E Illmols State Normal Unlverslty M B A Unlversuty of Indmna EDITH HoPPER'r Language BA Northwestern Umverslty M A Umversny of WIsconsIn EDGAR A JENKINS lndlutnal Arts BE Western Illlnole State Teachers College NA1'E JOHNSON Physzeal Edueatwn B A M A UHIVCISIIY of IlllIl0lS TRI-:vA L KELLY Home Economzcs Head B E Westem Illll'l0lS State Teachers College 'NI E Colorado State of A SI WI MERRILL G Lo'r'r Sczence Head B E Northern IllInoIs State Teachers College BS UnIversIty of Chlcago M A Northwestern Unlverslty WAIIRE-4 BlAGNLSON Fngluh Speech B A Umversaty of Hamlme ALBERT S HARNSTROVI Englzsh BS 'MA Unlversnty of Illmons NIARIE HINE Language Head AB AVI Unlverslty Washlngton NIARY HOUSTON Engllsh Head A B Knox College M A UHIVCYSIIY of Chrcago STEPHANIE H JEVEY Home Economzes B S UHIVCTSIKY of IllInoIs Nonrow R KAISEII Soezal Sczence Head PhB PhM Unlverslty of Wlsconsln INA E LELANI: Lzbraruzn A B State Teachers College Mayvllle N D B S Unlverslty of Illlll0lS NI A UIIIVEYSIYY of Mmnesota ROBEII1' J LUVISDEY Englzsh B S WI A UnIversIty of WISCOIISIII BLKRJORIE NIATCHETTE Fommeree BS lndlana Umverslly IGI 3-e. Nts-3' new uh K .2 ,001 19 vw! yiffk' 2:9 Astmsu E NICARTHX Sczence B Ed Southern Illll'lOlC Lnner ity 'SI S NIlChlg8l'l Unner tty Tuoxus Nmvrox Soczal Sczence B E Southern Ilhnov: IJIIIVCFSIIY NI A George Peabody Colle of Educalton NIURRILL Drum SANDERS l'nglLsh BA University of Illmols 'VIA Harvard Umverslty ELrzABLrH Sm MOLR Social Science Buffalo VULLMM A Snum Athletics lndustnal Arts Head B E Northern Illll'l0li State Teachers College M A Colorado College of Education PM L M QTEPHAN founselor English B A North Central College M S Unlverslty of IIIIIIOIS I EORGE WFSBY Phlilfdl Ezlucalton BS Augustana College E emu., EIIZABLTH lNI-:IDI-ZRBERGER Ualhematlcs B S M S Purdue UHINFISIIN Hrrsx Nmcwn RYDHOLM I anguage B -X M A LDIVCTGIIY of Chlcago Cl um. Scmzruusrz English B A School of Drama Carnegie Institute of Technology MA New Jersey State Teachers College LLCILLP SHIPLEX Fnglzih B E Illinois State Normal LHISSFSIIV M A Colnmbla UHIVCTSIIY GEORGE STANCER Ilathematzcs B A 'North Central College 'SI A Northweetern Unner tty ELEANOR Wrrwsr-mm lVurse R N St Joeeph School of Nursing B S Pu H N Loyola UIIIVCTSIIY Rlrnum ZBOROWSKI 'llalhematzcs BS M A Northwestern UHIVCICIIY :Uv iles. 4-4. 7671101 N.- vrv 'D t ,V K, ,A f ' . K ' , . r Y ,, f f ,. ' - ' , . J g. i , 5 ff A ., fi: 4 ' gy , K V V -- x fl ' . . . , ' . . I . Y .: - . .. .. .-.. ' . . ,' .?,gg?e, 5 - S 3 . . .. . ' s ' f K , I , V- ' km . . .' . , g . Af A y rx A ' , , , - . . . 1 - A '15 15. kr f Q-5 t' .A -F I - .. ., .. ., - y ew.. 1, ' ' . .4 ..'. - ' . . 91. . vi . I f f I ' ' 5 Y H El -1 It A-Q . ' .' , I P? ' - - - - , Q, 1' ' Y ,V . . t xg 1, 4 K Q. , '-'-' I4 I if i l' B.A., M.A., University of ' ' . . gfxe ,, . v.,v . . - , I . - - -, - ., ,. . . I , . . , , ' Q' , gg 6' ' ' -- 9- , 'r 1 . , . ., y . 1 U W , . X ,Y E, ,V hy 1, 3731.7 .x K xx I ' we , , A -Q '73 ,A 1 . . .. - -v Y - ' - N . U e 'W if 1 Q A . , I fx A My f rf' A . A, .t ., . . ., , I K R, if 4' ,ffw - -1 x A :K ' 'lyk' : V ft? f Q 'fyifw H f- - , , ,, . 5? A if F, ' --A' ., L xv- f R, H f A Q I 'Enola We salute the cooks who prepare the meals for the more than 1,000 hungry students and faculty members. Directed by Miss Robinson, the cooks, Mmes. Hors- fall, Crowe, Ort, Jirsa, Holmes, Bedrava, Sieclenstrong, plan and prepare the meals at R-B. Keepmg our school ln top shape IS the custodlans job Our heatlnff llghtln and pleasant surroundlngs can be attrlbuted to the hard endeavors of these men and women Here Messrs VanDVke Flelschmann Werner Hrdllcka Slgler Mullxban Lukas Tuma and Holmes meet for lnstructlons HENRIETTA Komnuc Personnel Office Rnersxde Brookfield High School Niles Xsnxow BARTLETT Personnel Office Bryant Stratton Gordon College I 'ff 91 -cv Nlns 'NI AIKENS Personnel Office De-Paul I nnversny Xmerlcan Qchool of Banking Xin Rosu xx f HASE llazn O lzre Knox College l nner :tv of Chncago Y IGP' -gn QHARON R ALDRIDGF Book Store Rlver ide Brookfleld lll h School Rossux QNOPLK Book Store Rner :de Brookfxeld Hxgh School Semor officers S Fullwood D Soukup J Voyda R Natale A Nladuro and adylsor Mr Lott SENIOR HISTORY Remember the flrst day the class of 54- entered R B7 How different lt was' We looked and felt llke the tradrtxonal freshles Howeyer yye rap ldly gained confldence through partlclpatxon 1n many phases of school llfe We qulckly selected our School Founcll representatlyes and class of flcers Gaylord Rogeness ,Ioan Daw 'Nancy Llnd qulst and Jack Voyda Our energy contrrbuted greatly to the success of many actlyltles By the years end we were certam we had become an III tegral part of R B hfe Thoroughly acqualnted with R B by our sopho more year we rapldly plunged lnto assumm leadershlp of the underclassmen To dlrect our actlyxtes we chose Al Kracht Bob Iesch B0lJbl6 McC1ll Ron lNatale and Tom Lay man Our frosh soph basketball team won frrst place ln the Yvheat on tournament and second place ln the conference Many of us had acts ln the talent shoyy Our stage stars performed ln Men Are Luke Qtreetcars FIVC glflS were selected for the Qrharcluh Senate By campalgmng ylgorously for the school addr tlon we conylnced the yoters we needed lt The taxpayers consent to undertaklng the proyect made a flttlflg conclusion to our successful sophomore year Upperclassmen at last' lmmedxately yye began plannlng for the blg eyent The Prom To lead us through the year me selected John qoyerelgn Ron Natale Melissa Exdell Gaylord Rogeness and JIITI Lang Symbollzlng our lmportance vye recelved and proudly more our class rmgs Pager ly curlously yye watched the growth of the addr tlon to our school We became serlous as the cornerstone ymas lald at an nnpressrye ceremony Although we eymced enthusiasm lll all nc dld yye reallzed that the next year would he our last Our senior year hovy qulckly t fled We ut1l17ed many of the new facllltles of our school for the flrst tlme Determlnedly yye stroye to make thls year a truly memorable and vyorthyshlle one To guide us me selected Jack Voy da Don Soukup Amta Maduros Stan Fullvyood. and Ron 'Natale Remember Semor Recognltlon Day the talent show Honor SOClCly lnxtlatlon and January Thaw the play? In typical RB style we dedlcated the gym Too soon our days at R B neared a close The Prom Class 'Nlght Baccalaureate how fast they went and finally Commencement As we re celyed the d1pl0I1l8S me saddened thmklng that the story of the class of 1954 had ended But lt hadnt and lt never w1ll Our actlons and ldeas will continue to lxye ln the school formlng an e sentxal part of R B tradltlon I I O . -, , fe.. . X4 ' V rl A 3 . 'l f h I V. : . ' , . , . , ., , .r s, ' . - 1 ' ' , 44 vv V , . , . . . H . ,, V V V V . V . ,. , ..- , e . ' . U. ' . ' . V . V . V V . 1 V . .V V V V . V V .V . L, , . , , , P . V V V . V . . . V , , t . - . . , V . . cc V. , . ' . V V V ' , , - . . . H . V V . V . V f - l . , , ' , V . . V . . . 5 U ' ' ' V V V 1 I- - . e . 7 ' 1 '- , f f ' 1 , . . 4 V 9 1 - - s , . . . ' ' V ' V . V . . . M ., ' ' s s ' ' ', 5 V V ' , V V ' - at ' ' -V , . T, V V . l V . V , c . . , A , l X V V V , , ' . , . ' . L 7 ' ' , , , .V . 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Club 2, Chorus l. Love is a beautiful dreamf, KENNETH ALTERA Lettermen's Club 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, School Council 1, 2, 3, Talent Show 3. 'LThe used key is always brightf' JAMES AMBURN Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Cross Country 1. 2, 3, Track 2. Too much learning doth make me angry. PENEEOPE ALICE ANDERSON Bios Logos 2, Home Ec. Club 2, Chorus 1, 2. 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, Talent Show 2. Silence may be good, and can do little harm. SHIRLEY MAE ANDERSON Beceus 1, Library League 3, Pro Merito 2, A Cappella 2, Clarion 4, Rouser 2. 'SThe mildest manners and the gentlest heart. AUDREY ANDRLIK Scribblers 3, G. A. A. 1, 2. I do not care one straw. NANCY ANN ANDROWICH Transferred from Harrison Tech High School, Chi- cago, Illinois 2, Bios Logos 2. Far from the clank of crowds. LEROY BAHLMANN ' 4'His silence fools us. LORETTA ANN BARDAUSKAS Beceus 1, Pro Merito 3, Scribblers 3, Sharclub Senate 2, 3, 4, Sharclub Committee Chairman 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Rouser 3, 4, Art Editor 4, C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, School Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Talent Show 3, 4. Sweetness, kindness, and sincerity, all are hers. NANNETTE ADELE BARTELS Beceus 1, Bios Logos 3: Scribblers 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. A touch of humor is a saving gracef' CAROLE ANN BARTON Beceus 1, A Cappella 4, Chorus 2, 3, G. A. A. 1. 2. 3, Talent Show 2. Whoever lives true life will love true love. RICHARD THOMAS BAUMEISTER Hi-Y Club 4, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, Wrestling 2. His faults are such that we like him better for them. DONALD GEORGE BERGMAN He who invented work should have finished it. RICHARD A. BLANK, JR. Hall Receptionist 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2. Definition of a gentleman. PATRICIA JOY BLOOMQUIST Beceus 1, Home Ec. Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 4, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, G. A. A. I, Modern Dance 4: Talent Show 4. There is nothing more beautiful than cheerfulness in this young girl's face. JOAN BOWER Modern Language Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Scribblers 33 Clarion 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Talent Show 3. 4. 6'Maybe speed is not my middle name but I get there just the same. LEE ANN BROCHMANN Scribblers 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. She may seem quiet but she is a jolly friend. FREDERICK W. BROKASKI Baseball Manager 33 Basketball 43 Cross Country 33 Track 23 Wrestling 3. His quiet good naturedness is unhampered by his bashful exterior. RAYMOND ARNOLD BROKASKI Chorus 1: Baseball Manager 33 Football Manager 3g Wrestling 33 Talent Show 4. 'LHe is great enough that he is his own master. ROBERT FRANK BUDOVEC I havenlt got a worry in the world.', ANN BURGH Beceus 1, Vice-President 13 Bios Logos 23 Library League 13 Modern Language Club 3,3 Pro Merito 2g Clarion 43 Rouser 2g G. A. A. 1, 2, 3g Talent Show 4. Give me lots of fun. ELMORE E. BURMAN Transferred from Kelvyn Park High School, Chicago, Illinois 13 Bios Logos 3g Riding Club 33 Baseball 13 Basketball 43 Cross Coun- try 3g Football 23 Track 2, 3. One of the quiet kind whose nature never varies. JAMES MICHAEL BUTKOVIC Baseball 23 Tennis 1. 'LAn easy minded soul and always was. DAVID CARLSTROM Hall Receptionist 43 Golf 1g Tennis 2. 'Tor he was studious -of his ease. DONALD MICHAEL CASALINO Debate 33 Lettermen's Club 43 Clarion 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 43 Basketball 1, 23 Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2,'3, 43 Talent Show 3, 4. He's the guy who can do it. MARY ELIZABETH CASHMAN Home Ec. Club 2, Secretary 23 A Cappella 3, 45 Chorus 1, 23 C. A. A. 1, 23 Talent Show 2. There's nothing half so sweet in life as loveis young dream. RICHARD CECRLE Parking lot assistant 43 Hi-Y Club 3, 4g Chorus 1. g'The prince of darkness is a gentleman. RICHARD CERZA H1 had a hunch I was gonna, graduate, but they had me worried for a while. MILES LEWIS CHVILA A Cappella 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1. Youth will have its fling. MARY ANN CLARK Transferred from Austin High School, Chicago, Illinois 43 Scribblers 4: Talent Show 4. Manners are the happy ways of doing things. -if fgew, .II tl Ai eniafzd FRANK IQIILSCHLARCIIR Transferred from ,L Sterling Morton High School, Cicero. Illinois I: Cheerleader 4: Football 2. 4: Swimming 4-: Track 2. 31 Talent Show 3. Jack be nimble. ,lack be quick. NANCY I'iICIIIfLNIAN Receus I: Bios Logos 2: Modern Language Club 3. 4: Riding Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Secretary 3. Vice-President 4: Chorus l. A canter is the cure for every evilf' WINIFRIQIJ ICLLWOOD Cheerleader 4: Home EC. Club 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: C. A. A. I. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Talent Show 2. 4. 'AAs sociable as a basket of kittens. WILLIAM INI. ENGELSMAN. JR. Tennis 2. 3. 4. '6SiIence is man's chief learning. TARRY ALLAN ERICKSON Hall Receptionist 2: Riding Club I: Baseball 1, 2, Manager 4: Basketball 3: Cross Country 4: Golf 2. 3, 4: Swimming 4: Track -I-. A cheerful companion is worth goldf' NIARILYN FRANCICS IQSKICY Home lic. Club 4: Scrilvblers 4: Chorus I: Talent Show 4. Hers was the laughter that shook the rafters. MELISSA ICXDELL Receus I: llall Receptionist 3: Modern Language Club 3: Sharclub Senate 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3, Treasurer 4: Modern Dance 4: Clarion 4: Class Officer. Secretary 3. The best part of beauty is that which a picture cannot express. NANCY LOL FAIL Bcceus I: Home lic. Club 2, 3: Masque and Wig Club 4: Modern Language Club 2. 3: Scribblers 3. 4: Lsher Club 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3: Clarion 4: Cv. A. A. I. 2. 3: Talent Show 4. '4As gaily as a little brook she bubbles alongfi JIIJITH ANN FEHNER Transferred from Nvalled Lake Consolidated High School, Walled Lake, Michigan 4: Hi-C Club 4: Clarion 4: C. A. A. 4. MA woman either loves or hates: there is no third course. IJARLENIZ IRAN FIALA A Cappella 4: Chorus I. 2. 3: C. A. A. I. 'Sophisticated lady. JOANNF ITITZCERALIJ Riding Club I. 2: Chorus l. 2. 3. 4. I'erseverance is the road to success. LUIS NIAIQ FOIILIS Home lic. Club 4: Nlasque and Wig Club 4. Play 4: Scrib- blers 3. 4: Chorus I : Talent Shots 4. Just a little handful. hut a barrel of funf' STANLEY C. FLILLWOOD Transferred from Central High School. Omaha. Ne- braska I: Hi-Y Club 4. Chaplain 4: Basketball Nlanager 2: Class Officer. Treas- urer 4. The angel in his face hides the mischief in his mind. PIQCCY JOYCE CICNIAR Transferred from Lyons Township High School. La Grange. Illinois 2: Pro Nlerito 2: Scribblers 3. 4. President 4: Lsher Club 3, 4: C. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: School Council 4: Talent Show 4. Her bright smile haunts me still. PHYLLIS GWEN CIQRHOLD Receus I: Testers Club I. 2. Treasurer 2. Play 2: Modern Language Club 2. 3: Red Cross Council 4: Chorus l. 2: Orchestra 3: Clarion 4: Rouser 3. 4: Cv. A. A. I. 2: Talent Show 3. 4. W'ith virtue and quietness one may conquer the world. 5542 eniaad CARL GERKEN Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero, Il- linois 1, Hall Receptionist 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Basketball 4, Golf 1. He is simply the rarest man in the world. CARL A. GIZYNSKI Hall Receptionist 3. Always something newf' PATRICIA JEAN GLEN Beceus 1, Bios Logos 2, Modern Language Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Riding Club 1, Usher Club 3, 4, Clarion 4, Rouser 2, Talent Show 2, 3, 4. 'iLife is a delight, away dull caref, STEVEN GOLDSMITH HI feel there 'was mischief in those shining eyes. CAROL ANN GRANT Hi-C Club 3, 4, Scribblers 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. A likeable combination of athletic ability and femininityf, KATHERINE GRECO Beceus 1, Bios Logos 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Council 4, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Talent Show 4. The more she works the more willing she is to workf' ALAN S. GROSS '6The greatest joy in life is life itself. JOHN LOUIS GROUT Debate 4, Golf 4. 'LI would love to studyf' MARY ELLEN GUYER Beceus 1, Bios Logos 2, Vice-President 2, Library League 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Red Cross Council 4, Band 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 4. 'Tull of sweetness, sincerity, and giggles. RONALD J. HADRABA Clarion 3, Football 1, Wrestling I. Life is so compli- catedf' SUSAN ELIZABETH HASTINGS Beceus 1, Bios Logos 2, Hi-C Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2: Pro Merito 2, Usher Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, Rouser 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 2, 3, 4. '4How forceful are right words. AIJELAIDE RUTH HAUGH Beceus I, Bios Logos 2, Jesters Club 1, 2, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Modern Language Club 2, 3, Red Cross Council 4, Riding Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4, Clarion 4, Talent Show 2, 4. She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone. WILLIAM HAYS Transferred from Broadview Academy, LaGrange, Illinois, 4. Modest and true in all he does. JACK CHARLES HEIMERDINGER Modern Language Club 3, Riding Club 1, Ticket Takers 1, Baseball 2, Football 2, Golf 1, School Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 3, 4. 6'An unextinguished laughter shakes the skiesf, NANCY LEE HESS Beceus 1, Secretary 1, Bios Logos 2, Hi-C Club 2, Secretary 2, Pro Merito 2, Red Cross Council 4, President 4, Pep Club I, Sharclub Committee Chairman 4, Chorus I, 3, Clarion 4, Photo Editor 4, Rouser 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2. 3, 4, School Council 1, 2, 3, Talent Show 2, 3, 4. Was that perchance a flirtatious glance. EVELYN IRENE HINZ Beceus l: Library League 2: Modern Language Club 1, 2: Scribblers 2, 4: A Cappella 3: Band 1: Orchestra 1: Talent Show I, 2, 3. Her disposition is as sunny as her hair. HLBERT HOHE Hi-C Club 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: School Council 3, 4. To him that wills. ways are not wanting. NANCY JEAN HOLLENBACK Beceus l: Hall Receptionist 4, Captain 4: Modern Language Club 1: Lsher Club 3, 4, President 4: Clarion 4: Rouser 33 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Point Secretary 3: Talent Show 3, 4. I can be serious but I'd rather be gay. ROBERTA LEA HOLMES Transferred from Edina Public High School, Edina, Missouri 3: Modern Language Club 4: Talent Show 4. As merry as the day is long. CERALDINE LOUISE HOLPLCH Home Ec. Club 4: Scribblers 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: C. A. A. 1: Talent Show 2, 4. Music is well said to be the speech of angels. SANDRA JEAN HORACEK Bios Logos 2: Modern Language Club 1, 2: Scrib- blers 3: C. A. A. 1, 2. A fun loving lassf' CHARLES JOSEPH HORKY, JR. Hi-Y Club 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 4. He worries not, he hurries not, his calm is undisturbed. MARTHA LOUISE HOW Beceus 1: Home Ec. Club 2: Pro Merito 2: Usher Club 3: Chorus 1, 2: G. A. A. 1. 2. Even tempered, smooth, and quiet, unruffled by the world's mad riot. RICHARD HUSA Lettermenis Club 4: Football 3, 4: Wrestling 2. Leave me alone woman-l'll row my own canoe. JAMES MITCHELL IDDINC-S Hi-C Club 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4: A Cappella 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Talent Show 2, 3, 4. Some sing for money: I sing for fun. MARILYN LOUISE JABLONSKI Hi-C Club 2: Home Ec. Club 1. 2: Scribblers 3: G. A. A. 1, 2. 3. I'll be merry and free. SARAH SLE JACKSON Bios Logos 2: Pro Merilo 2: C. A. A. l. 2. 3. 4: Talent Show 4. lt's the spirit, not the size that counts. EARLENE VIOLET JAMESON Hi-C Club 2: Home Ec. Club 1, 2. 4: Riding Club 1: Scribblers 4: Chorus 2, 3. HContent is happiness. ROBERT JANCA Hall Receptionist 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Ticket Takers 4: Baseball l, 2. 3, 4: Football 1, 2. HNO man was ever wise by chance. WILLIAM C. JANNEXGA Tennis 1. 2: Wrestling l. The less you say the less you have to retract. eniofut JICSSIC KRIIJI-IR lli-Y 4: Swimming -I-. I love u joke.-' BONNIE LOLISE KIIBICEK Beceus I: Bios Logos 2: Cheerleaders I. 2. 3, 4: Modern Language Club 3. 4: Pro Merito 2: Red Cross Council 4: Sharclub Senate 2, 3. 4: Sharclub Committee -I-: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Homecoming Attend- ant I: School Couneil l. 2. 3. 4: Talent Show 4. Without love and laughter there is no joyf' RONALD PAt'L KIIEHX Hall Receptionist 4: Hi-C Club 3: Baseball I. 3. His efficiency is bound to make him sueceedfi C.-KIL KILIE jesters Club l. 2. President 2. Play l. 2: Masque and Wig Club 3. 4. President 4. Play 3. 4: Modern Language Club l: C. A. A. l. 2: Talent Show 2. 4: Office Assistant 4. Her world is a stage and she an actress to the very' eoref, JOAN CHARLOTTE KWEKKEBOOIVI Transferred from Wooclruff High School, Peoria. Illinois 2: lVIodern Language Club 3. 4: Sharclub Committee Chair- man 4: A Cappella 2. 3: Modern Dance 4: Talent Show 2. 4. 'She is beauti- ful in form and feature. ALAN EIIANK LANG Cross Country lg Tennis l. 2. 3. 4. g'I.earn to know him and youill like him. ,IAYIEF LANG Hall Receptionist 3: Ili-Y Club le: Lettermenis Club 4: Baseball 3. 4-: Basketball l. 2. 3. I: Class Officer. Sergeant-at-Arms 3. The-re's hon- esty. manhood. and good fellowship in thee. THOMAS ,L LAYNIAN Hi-C Club I. 2. 3. 4-. President 3. Treasurer 2: Lettermen's Club 3: A Cappella 3. 4: Chorus l. 2: Baseball l. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 4: Football l. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3: Class Officer, Sergeant-at-Arms 2: School Council 2. Men of few words make the best menf' NIARCARIZT OLIVIA LEFFER Beceus I: Pro Merito 2: A Cappella 4: Chorus 2. 3: Orchestra I. 2, 3. 4: C. A. A. l. 2: Modern Dance 4: Talent Show 3. 4. g'Thy modesty is a candle to thy meritf' ROBERT T. LEONARD Band l. 2. 3: Orchestra I. I am an easy goin' fellaf' MARY KATHRYN LEWIS Home Ee. Club 2. 4: Riding Club I: Scribblers 4: Chorus l. 2: Talent Show 2. She spoke little and thought muchf' LYN LINIJAHI. Home Ee. Club I: Masque and Wvig Club 3. 4. Play 4: Modern Language Club 2. 3: Red Cross Council 4: Scribblers 3: Band 3: Rouser 4: C. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Talent Show 3. Fine art is that in which the hand. the head. and the heart go together. I.-XNIEF LIYIJBERC Rand l. 2. 3: Colf l. 2. 3. I. What should a man do but be merry? HERNIAN II. LINIJENI.-XX Bios Logos 2: Hi-Y Club 3. 4. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Lettermen's Club 3. 4. Feeretary 4: Basketball I. 2. 3: Football l: Track l: Tennis 2. 3. 4. We don't want him any longer4he's long enough. YANCY JANE LINDQLIFT Beceus l: Bios Logos 2: Modern Language Club 3: Pro Xlerito 2. President 2: Red Cross Council 4: Sharelub Senate 2. 3. 4. President 4: Chorus l. 3. 4. Aceomnanist 3. 4: Clarion 4. Exchange Editor 4: Rouser 2. 3. 4. Copy Editor 4: C. A. A. 1. 2. 3: Homecoming Attendant 4: Class Officer. Secretary 1: School Council I. 2. 3. 4: Talent Show 3: Of- fice Assistant 3, 4. A woman's work is never done. Q, 4.1, V. X-7 , '43 yi V I iV , ff' .. , Q L. . f - f Q2 1.5.41 . 1. f NANCY MARIE LINK Beceus I: Home Ec. Club 2. 3. 4: Library League 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Lsher Club 3, 4. 6'Be content to seem what you really are. RICHARD ALLEN LINY Hi-Y Club 4: Tennis I. 2, 3. Captain 2: Office Assist- ant 3. So solemn until he smiles. ALFRED ,IAMES LITTLEFIELD, III Cross Country 2. 3, -1. 'GA merry heart goes a long wayf' RONALD THOMAS LKCE A Cappella 3: Chorus I, 2. 4'He had a head to con- trive. a tongue to persuade. and a hand to execute any mischieff' MAURICIZ WILLIAM LYONS Hall Receptionist 3: I-Ii-Y Club 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Baseball 1: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2. An able man on and off the gridironf, RONALD LYONS Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling I: Talent Show 4. HTigers, of course. have amusing habitsf' .IOYCE MARIE MACHACEK Receus I: Pro Merito 2: Riding Club I, Secretary 1: Scribblers 3, 4, Chairman of Awards 4: C. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4. Personality is to a woman what perfume is to a flowerf, ANITA ELAINE MADIIROS Bios Logos 2: Pro Merito 2: Scribblers 3, 4: Usher Club 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer, Secretary 4. 6'Quiet but alert and full of fun. KENT FREDERICK MAHLKE Swimming 4: Wrestling I. Let's live a Iittlef, ROSALIE MAIER Rios Logos 2: Pro Merito 2, Secretary 2: Riding Club 1: Usher Club 3, 4: Talent Show 3. 4. A good and steady worker. ARNOLD E. MAMATH Transferred from Argo Community High School, Argo, Illinois 3: Hall Receptionist 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Swimming 4, Captain 4: Baseball 4. MA man is devoted to pleasure. ,IO ANN MANLEY Transferred from Colegio Americano, Guadalajara. Jalisco, Mexico 3: Hall Receptionist 4: Modern Language Club I, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 3, 4: Talent Show 3. 4. In friendship I early was taught to believef, DORORES MANLS Scribblers 4: Talent Show I. HI fear there is mischief shin- ing in those eyesf, DOROTHY MARESH Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4: Scribblers 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2. Her ways are of pleasantnessf' CAROL MARIE MARKIYS A Cappella 2. 3: Chorus 1. W'ith will one can do anything. IJOROTIIY FRANCIS ELIZ.-XBETII NIARONICII Ili-C Club I: Scribblers 2. 3. 4. I chatter as I go. EDWARD XIARTON. JR. Hall Receptionist 3: Hi-Y Club 3. 4: Movie Operators I. 2. 3. I: Basketball 2: Lettermen's Club 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3. 'I-: Track I. 2. 3. 4: XYrestIing 2. 4: School Council I. 3. 4: Talent Show 4. Oh, it is ex- cellent to haw a giant's strength. MARIE MATZELLI2 Home Ec Club 2 3. 4: Scribblers 2. 3. 4. L'Quiet. ever so quiet, but not unattractively so. JOSEPH T. MCCARTHY Basketball 2. I am but a stranger ROBERTA MCCORMICK Hall Receptionist 4: Home Ec. Club I. 4: Scribblers 2. 4: Chorus I. 2. 3. L'I'Ier care was to be fair. Her task to be sweet. BARBARA E. McCILL Cheerleaders I. 2: Jesters Club 1. 2. Play 2: Modern Language Club 4. Secretary 4: Sharclub Committee Chairman 4: Clarion 4. Feature Editor 4: Rouser I: C. A. A. I. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer, Secretary 2: School Council 2. An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrowf, GENE MEALER A Cappella 2, 3: Chorus I: Basketball 2: Football 2: Tennis I. A life of ease is a difficult pursuit. ,IACQIIELINE MEYER Library League 3. 4: Seribblers 3: Chorus I. 2. joking and humor are pleasant and are often of extreme utility. RICHARD H. MLADY Hall Receptionist 3: Football l. Do not disturb. Fm in repose. RICHARD ALAN MORAVEK Basketball 2: Football 2. 4. IIe must have had a guardian angeI.', MARIJO MORRISON Modern Language Club 4: Pro Merito 2: Riding Club I: Scribblers 3: Usher Club 3, 4. Vice-President 4: Chorus I: C. A. A. I. 2. 3, 4: Talent Show 2. 3, 4. She is petite. but every inch is indispensable. HENRY XIII-ILLER Transferred from New Buffalo High School. Yew Buffalo. Michigan 2. Man-a victim of circumstances. DONALD NILSIL Hi-Y Club 4: Movie Operators 3. 4. President 4: Basketball Nlanager 2. 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Track I.. 2. 4. Beneath a rough physique lies a verv gentle heart. RONALD I'AI,'I, NATALE HI-Y Club 3. 4: I.f'IIPI'IIlPIl-S Club 4. Vice-President 4: Band I. 2: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3: Class Officer. Vice-President 2. 3. Sergeant-at-Arms 4. I'Fun-losing and frank: ever considerate of others. THOMAS NEDYED Bios Logos 2: Football I: Swimming 4. t'Tho blush is hand- some, but it is sometimes inconvenient. i 1 :TSW 4- rj' Y -YQ! 9.8 s .- CAROLE MAE PENZEL Beceus I: Bios Logos 2: Home Ec. Club I, 4. Secre- tary 4: Chorus I: C. A. A. I. 2, 3, 4. There's naught of selfishness in her. ROBERT E. PESCH Hi-Y Club 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Class Offi- cer. Treasurer 2: School Council 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 3, President 4: Tal- ent Show 3. Private sincerity is a public welfare. J1'DITH ANN PINNER Beceus 1, President 1: Modern Language Club 4: Scrib- blers 3. -L: Talent Show 4: Office Assistant 3. A maiden, lighthearted and content. IVIARLENE ANNE PLIIVIL Beceus I: Scribblers 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 3: Chorus 1: G. A. A. 1. 'LA sweet attractive kind of grace. CLAUDETTE MARIE POST Beceus 1: Home Ee. Club 2. 4: Scribblers 3. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. A good laugh is sunshine in the housef' PATRICIA ANN PRAZAK Bios Logos 2: Modern Language Club 2. 3. MSU simple. so sinceref, LAWRENCE PRZYBYLSKI Transferred from Fenwick High School, Oak Park. Illinois 3. Strictly in the groove. CHARLES DOUGLAS PUTTS Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Cross Coun- try 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 1: Track 2, 4. ulrriends are good: laughing friends- better. PATRICIA ANN QUEEN Beceus 1: Hi-C Club 2: Modern Language Club 2: Usher Club 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4. A gleam of merry mischief glints in her eyes when she smiles. JEAN LOUISE RADA Hall Receptionist 3: ,Iesters Club 1. 2. Vice-President 2. Play I, 2: Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Play 4: Modern Lan- guage Club 3: Scribblers 3: Chorus 1, 2: Rouser 3, 4, Photography Editor 4. Sweet as summer, yet with all the zest of spring. CHARLES ALBERT RADOSTA Bios Logos 2: Hall Receptionist 4. Politeness is to do and say, the kindest things in the kindest way. LILLIAN J. RAMPAUE Home Ec. Club 2, 4: Scribblers 3, 4. The mirror of all courtesy. RONALD B. RARDIN Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High Sclmol. Cicero. Illinois I. For he's a jolly good fellow. WILLIAM CARL REICHNIANN Football 1. The best of men have ever lou-fl repose. ELAINE ANNA RIHA Modern Language Club 3: Band 2. 3: Orchestra 2. 3: C. A. A. 1. 2: Talent Show 1. 2, 3. Happy am I-from care I am free. 2 GAYLORD G. ROGENESS Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Band 2, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, Football 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Class Officer, President 1, Treasurer 3, School Council 1. 'There is no limit to his abilitiesf' THOMAS ROTHGEB Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Talent Show 3, 4, Parking Lot Assistant 4. He's the best of all musicians. RICHARD SANCALA Wrestling 1. He keeps his thoughts to himself. ROBERT SCHMIDT Bios Logos 2. HI never trouble trouble. till trouble troubles mef' ARDETH ANNE SCHMLTCK Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, C. A. A. l, 2. '4And forth she goes as merry as a cricket. PATRICIA JANE SCHNEIDER Transferred from ,lohn Marshall High School, Chicago, Illinois 2, Modern Language Club 3, G. A. A. 3, Talent Show 3. 'LAn early and invincible love of reading. BEVERLY SCHROEDER Beceus 1, Bios Logos 2, Home Ec. Club 1, ,lesters Club l, 2, Play 2, Masque and Wig Club 4, Scribblers 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2: Talent Show 3, 4. And when she sang, the birds stopped to listenf, PAUL JAMES SCHROEDER Golf l: Tennis 2. The pleasure of life is accord- ing to the man who lives it. SANDRA JEAN SCHIILTZ Beceus l, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Secretary 4, A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Homecoming Attendant -1-: Talent Show 4. She that is of merry heart has a happy life. JEAN C. SEKERA It is well for one to know more than she says. DIANN KATHRYN SERENA Bios Logos 2: Hall Receptionist 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3: Scribblers 4: C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. She always has time to smile. MARILYN HELEN SERINC Transferred from Thomas Carr Howe High School, Indianapolis, Indiana 2, Home Ec. Club 2, Scribblers 2. 3, 4, A Cappella 3, Chorus 2. She speaks and she acts just as she ought. MYRNA SHAVER Bios Logos 2, Modern Language Club 1. 2, 3, Scribblers 3, 4, Chorus 1, C. A. A. 1. 2. 3, Modern Dance 4: Talent Show 4. Full of fun and full of mischief. MARILYN SHEFFER Library League 3: Pro Merito 2, Chorus 1, Orchestra 2, Clarion 3: Talent Show 4: Office Assistant 4. A daughter of the gods, divine- ly tall. BARBARA KATHRYN SHELLGREN Beceus 1, Scribblers 3. 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, G. A. A. 1. 2, 3. 4, Talent Show 4. Ah, to be young and in love. ' is , i -f 5- A nog.: Af I ,. , ,. CAROLE ANNE SHOVP Transferred from Farragut High School, Chicago, Il- linois 3: Hi-C Club 3, 4, Modern Language Club 4: Usher Club 4, Clarion 4. How thou talkestf' JACK LEE SKOUMAL Hall Receptionist I, 4: Lettermen's Club 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3. 4, Wrestling 2. He proved his ability on the gridiron more than once. DOLORES MARIE SMITH Home Ec. Club 4: Scribblers 4, Chorus I, C. A. A. I. 2, Talent Show 4. i'Very little is needed to make a happy life. MARYANNE SORENSEN Beceus I, Bios Logos 2, Hi-C Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Home Ec. Club I, 2, Pro Merito 2, A Cappella 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, Talen Show 2. Believe in happiness and happiness will come. MARYBETH SORENSEN Beceus I, Camera Club 3: Home EC. Club 2, Pro Merito 2, Scribblers 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Clarion 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4. It is a wise head that makes a still tonguef, DONALD SOUKUP Transferred from Farragut High School, Chicago, Illinois 3, Hi-Y Club 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Clarion 3, Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Swimming 4, Class Officer, Vice-President 4. Mischief lurks in every dimplef' JOHN S. SOVEREIGN Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Class Officer, President 3, School Council 4. A lion among ladies is a delightful thing. JUDY LEE STACK Transferred from Sturges Star High School, San Bernardino, California 2, Chorus 2. 3, C. A. A. 2. A laugh is worth a hundred groans. ,ION R. STEPHENSON Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettern1en's Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, Wrestling I, 2: Talent Show 3. I-ove is so different with us men. GLEN OWEN SWANSON Transferred from Lindblom Technical High School, Chicago, Illinois 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Band 3, Football 4, Talent Show 3, 4. Humor is the key to friendshinf' ROBIN ,ION SWENSON Hall Receptionist 3. Trouble runs off me like water off a duck's back. KENNETH R. SWIATEK Hall Receptionist 3, Movie Operators 3, 4: Baseball 2, Golf 3, 4. Anybody can become angry. IIQDITH LOUISE TABOR Beceus I: Riding Club I. 2, Chorus I, 2, C. A. A. I, 2, 3, School Council 3, Talent Show 3. A happy medium of lightness and thoughtf, ALICE JEANETTE TACKER Beceus I, Pro Merito 2, Clarion 4 Class Editor 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3. Friends, though absent, are still present. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR Hi-Y Club 4, Football I, 2, School Council 1, 2. Merrily, merrily, shall I live now. 1 JOAN ELAINE TEHLE Beceus 1, Treasurer I, Bios Logos 2: Library League 2, Modern Language Club 1, 2, Talent Show 2. 'iSee that mischief in her eye? ROGER JOHN TELLER Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 4, Swimming 4, Track 3. 5'He smiled and said, 'Don't rush me,girls.' ,I FRANKLIN A. TEPPER Baseball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1. A very understanding, unassuming individual. JIYDITH ANN TINTERA Hi-C Club 2, Modern Language Club 1, 2, Riding Club 1: Scribblers 2, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 4. HA good disposi- tion is a rare gift. NANCY ANN TULLIS Home EC. Club 1, 2, 4, Scribblers 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2. Full of calm indifference toward the scurry of lifef' MICHAEL VAUGHAN Debate 2, Hall Receptionist 3: Band 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3. 'II am not the quiet mouse I look likef, JOHN FRANCIS VOYDA Hall Receptionist 3: Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Football 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Class Officer, Treasurer 1, President 4. Lo, Jack would be a gentleman. MARILYN VRZAK Beceus 1, Modern Language Club 1, 2, 3, Scribblers 3: Shar- club Committee Chairman 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3, Rouser 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Office Assistant 3, 4. Stately and tall she looks like a queenf' RICHARD WACKROW Hall Receptionist 4, Hi-Y Club 3. 4: Football 2, Swim- ming 4, Track 1, 2, 4. A sociable, friendly, honest ladf' LANCE D. WHITEHEAD Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Swimming 4, Office Assistant 4. It is the nature of a great mind to be calm and undisturbedf, MARIAN WILLIAMS Bios Logos 1, Modern Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 1, 2, 3. Her quiet and reserved manner makes us wish we knew her betterf, VVAYNE WILBUR WRIGHT Hall Receptionist 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2. Wye all agree that he is swell and in athletics does excel. SHIRLEY MARIE ZELENKA Beceus 1, Home Ec. Club 1. 2, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. I keep my thoughts to myself. BARBARA GALE ZIKA Masque and Wig Club 4, Secretary 4, Play 4, Pro Merito 2, Treasurer 2, Riding Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, President 4:1 Usher Club 3, 4: Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4. Dancing, the child of music and ta entsf, FREDERICK J. ZOLLA Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. President 4: Basketball l. 2: Football I. 2, 3, 4, Track I. 2, 3. The world knows nothing of its greatest men. NOT PICTURED: JOSEPH GESTNER GERALD NOVOTNY aff-4 '. Finally attaining the status of upperclass- men, the junior class took the big responsi- bility of giving the annual Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at Tam 0'Shanter Country Club. Our sponsor, Mr. Lumsden, and our officers, Wayne Catlett, Ed Dropka, Charlene Rubin, Gail Loess, and Neil Denker fabovel, led us in raising money for the big fig, event. The class sold balloons, had paper drives, and shared in the Magazine Drive profits. Our classmates participated in Hi-Y, Shar- club, the Masque and Wig Play, and in 2, 1252. , ,- 'W',,:,i electing Student Council representatives to ,ii help run our school smoothly. 5..- M., W ??T 'M W awgpzfa wwgiyjf r ' ea Q , , w Mig? , .ff it f- - ww ' 2 ,Jul ,H A ROW 1: John Anderle, Carol Anderson, Harris Angell, David Armbruster, David Arm- strong, George Arndt. ROW 2: Marianne Arnold, Robert Baladacci, Leanna Bartelheim, Joe Bartulis, Darryl Bayly, Jean Beacham. ROW 3: Jo Ann Beaver, Karen Bergesen, Richard Betti, Caroline Benin, Joyce Bingham, Robert Bitner. oe. Uv' I 17' Y. 7 ll. rl 7 P' ROW l: ,l2lIHl'r Blaha. Richard Bloom. Judy Bradbury. l.L-:lic Braun. ROW' -1: Q' -nf' fb 44. s... . , 4 L- -V l ,,3' ROW 2: Jack B0rClIllllf'. .l-mv BON-E. .lean Bouda. ROW 3: Richard Bowhin, Robert Bnwbln, Barbara Cadotlc. Wayne Callctt. Donald Cerwin, Rubin Cross, Michael Cusic, Marilyn Dann-ci. ROW 5: llurh Duxis, Yirgzinia Davis, Neil Denker. Arlene Dietrich, James Domabyl. .luhn Dnmhrmr. ROW 6: Kathy Dnnman, Ed Dropka. Elsie Dvorak, Bill Dyer, Janet Eiszner, Charles Feris. Carol Fc-lla. ROW 7: Charles Fourreau, Richard Fox, Nlargarvt Franson, Ruth Ann Galgxanu, William Gill. Bvrnadine Good, Bernard Good, Hr-len Cordon. ROW 8: Richard Graharf-k, Cathy Cranlund, Conrad Grisko, Robert Ilagxlierg, Ruhr-rt Hajicf-k, Janice llalamka. Andy llalllu-rg. Phillip Ilammerschmitt. ROW 9: I.uuise Hand, Richard llawrs, George lie-de-. Sue- lle-mls-rsun. Patricia Henry. Bc-tsy Hoffman. we R I I 1 E55 by 9 +3 ft? 3. IM u b 6' 1 w:.. , cs 4 Sf 4' .A gg I Tl ,. l Q 1. A N- l l l V I l, -lf 4' .4 x ,, X- lxv ,'X V ,Q 1-. v Y -T :Z 5 5 X if 91 'va' 5 5 5 r Q fix 'Lev' .fe lf ll ' ,I 51:55 ey x mllfh- 5:41 ee neil ' .' 2 r Q- Q , X D fx in RUW 1: Patricia Illllfllfmr. Waynv lluflec. ROW 2: Frml Hunk:-lvr. l'uul Jalnlun. Yf-ra ,lanau 1 v ,lan 1 farv Jariw. Sally Jvffrie-, Sir-lvin Jirik. ROW 4: Cliff Julinwn, Rnnalnl ,lulin-nn. Rulwrt ,loin-5. ian Ka Ll lun T1 rn Ka per Pat he er ROW nz jim Kvuughan. Rirliurfl lvougliari. Lumix Kvrinvnrl. Ranw hvsl, Rusaln' Kitrhw-rg:-r Gail Klf-inlw. ROW 6: Wayne- Klr-i-nvr. Boll Korwcny. Nl:-lvin Krvjri. Virginia Kriflrr Ellen Kuchar, Lnfy Klincl. lark l.1lIllllf'I'l. ROW T: Jean Laparrr-k. Rose- Layman. I.vRm Lf-Gros. Grace Lemke. Gayle Likf-ni. Barbara Lillie. Donna Lishness. Cwrge Liska. ROW 8: Gail Loews. Richard Lalla. Neil Xlaasi. Marilyn Mackey. Marilyn Nlaly. Wintllrnp Mann Judy Nlansagcr. Roseann Maronich. ROW' 9: Suian Marshall. Bc-a Xlalukai. Kay Nlcflillixray Trudy McHugh. :Xrnnlfl Xlcrrvll. Jarkif' Metz. 748 Elm af 7955 , . x 'W , X?-ihvlti i if - 4 R , . f l, 1 ' 1 I W? 0 lv 5 , Nfl ROW' 1: Nlarlin Nlivllaliska. Nanny Nliohlv. ROW' 2: Ellvn Millvz, Rely Klillc-r. Fully Millvr. Fully Nlurphy. ROW 3: Krlvnv Xiu-il. ,lun Ye-lcon, Paul Nm-rail. Dwlorcs Nvurnann. ROW' 4: Paul N lllI1i'lll1. Drirlvnf- Ne-vi-ll, Paul Xie-ls:-n. Ar! Nrvbis, Jus' Nnuk, Mary Oz-slr-rrvivln-r. ROW 5: Nami Oc-llingg. l.ia Har- Olvlvy. T:-Ivy Olson. Dorothy Oxnulfl. Tom PLllf'SCll. Bill Pawlak. ROW' 6: Gus Pe-nnflr. Lora Pc-nzefl, Sharon Pvraki-, llliurli-H Petrasclq. Joyce' Pvtrik, Dnmzilel l'ilnr:y, fflizxrlullff l'raf!nn. ROW' 7: Cram- Pre-islcr. Joyce' Pre-islfbr, Donna Prulf-au. Diane- Plllveri. Ray Rajsky. William Reicharmlt. .lack Rhinil. flhzlrlf-ne Ruhin, ROW' 8: ,lanvl Rylir. Marilyn Fafarik. lflizalu-th Scala. Richard Schally. Gail Schlcilwilvr. Ed Srhmiflt. Barbara Svllnrlillvr. 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X Ha, 4 ' 'fi 1 -1 S 1 1 I 1 ET -.. ii -I A S1925 B :fb Bemg sophomores at last was really a great feellng We all worked hard IH the rnagazme dnve and placed second Our football co captams Bob Anderson and Norm Mitch showed they really deserved the honor be stowed upon them The sophomore class was well represented ln all of R Bs many flelds of athletlcs Out of our class we chose hve outstandlng glrls to serve on Sharclub Senate The Talent Show had our umque acts 1n xt and we dld our part m the Jesters play too Leadlng us through thus great year were our able class offlcers Bob Anderson, Bob Fo Beverly Fox Buddy Watson and Barbara Martln labovel ROW 1 Wayne Aldndge layle Allllt'lLlP Robe! r Anderson Aud rey Antczyk Gall Nrm lrong Frank Battaglla ROW 2 Carol Baumgardner Jo Ann Beaver Carr Becker Gabriella Becvar Paul Bedraxa Robert Be'-nedettl ROW 3 Barbara Benoit Claudia .-ff P- Bellln Lee Blgelow Jerry Bxlek Ada Boaz Rich Bollln er. 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Barton Cronher Dorothw Grove Robert Gruber Roderick Gyorkf' herald Hajek Alfred Hand Rlcharcl Haxllk Ran Have- Dlck Heller Janet Henkel hr T HB. 4,2 er X' if xl .1 QQ 1-f lv ts vf Irv! si nv -.Q f N I l 1? 1' U ' ' , ll l ' 4 V Q ly ' F. 1 . , l' Q A , 5 ,1 ' S, z' W: 1 , gp- 1 , .lar - . wr' ', it u l ' . 1 ' f '. l , - f , 1 ' fu . ' ': . ' ' . ' .L,. 1 . 1 'Q1 . ' . ' ,. 1 , 1 '51 ' 1 lr' 'Q' '1 . 4 : - 'v' '.. V I' S . 2 '- ' ' s . , N S ' . -E1 'S ', my W ' g I, 1' '11 , l 7: ' , .1 ' 11, , '. 'S, ' . 11 71, A . , . K U 1' Y' A .. 1, 1 . J . ' I l l, . 1 . 1 1' 1 I 5. . 1 A 1 1', I ' 2 , ,' , g, 1' , . ' . . , ' . ' '. 1' 1 Q. , . .-. , Q 'Q 2. 2 4' ' ' 'H - N In . ' ' 'V '-' - 1, 1 45- Y 'L' ' CL ' C' n L ' 'f - ,, ,, 772 '51 li l ,- .I , ,f 4 ' f ,K V -1 1 w ' ,fav 5795 N 1 2 X AN ' f' . , I ff ILL 2 A '11' 1 5 F 3' , pl . 7: -. 7- . 'J11' 1' Q, :Z D -' - 'E' ' N 1 .H ' - ' P' NV' V - Ax ' '- s -- uv PY , - '7-'Q' 4 .n:1'Q-2 3-3-1 -: Q f ' -. ' . K rf x , 4ieez.', -l .!sffZA.- -'iff 2 r X .2 ' ' V ., ,f N 5' .. .-V 55- 1 x N . 'V ' M ,x , A I v- 1- , 1 r an 1- - 1- r-' '- uf --H - - V f X 'f Q? -- ,' Q, w 1- VN , .f - x 11 ' f : 1 9 ' ' 1 F 1 uf, 1 In 1 1 11 ,VAS 1 47 : 6 ff ' ' ' '. '-3 Q l Q: ' . , . I' an I 4 Q 1 - an ' ' ' ' iw- -'U 911. ' J A , Imp- ., 1 116' P+' ,- . i ,- K , 92, nw 5- ff af A ' ,avi -fav. A X V ,, T ' K U' fr- x 5 V LW Q st! X , L f fi J L, H J J . f x X , ' F VJ A 1 A7 4s K ,4 A ' ' , ll! i' ' f 'w :- as e-.e 2 Q Y A 5-.-L-. l V win., sa, A ' vs A Ll q Q 5. 3 ' . ,RJ Q, V i an 33- 5 ' C li ' :V J i Q, wc J 7 I ,, W ff 1 ,X :L -Mg! -Q'-jj , ,yr . N-X I4 . i 1 l T -' 'Wy i 'Yr A, it ' - 5 3 ROW 1: Miriam llcrda, Mark llerr, Donald Higginliotlialii. Nlarilyn Hill. David Hulclswnrlh. Nancy Holdsworlh. Richard Hornick. Sam Huskinsnn. Ken Hoving, Yvilliam Hruhy. ROW 2: Rodney Hurban, Howard Hurslak. Eugene lmpey, Edna lzzu. Sidney Jackson, Sandra James, Janet Jedlicka, Sally Jeschke, Howard Jirka. Pearl Johnson. ROW' 3: Judy Juhn- Stone, Eileen Johnske. Eugene Jorandby, Noel Junkunr, Peter Kadyk. Edward Kanak. Carl Kasak. Paul Keller, Bob Kerr. Neil Klein. ROW 4: Rosalie Klein, Judy Knorr. George Kohout, William Konchan. Gail K!?THgZlE'l7C'l, Ann Kosmak. Brian Koukol. John Krahulik. Lydia Kral. Carol Krahill. ROW 5: Roberta Kristufek. Karen Kuhicek. Marilyn Kuczura. Charles Kuehn. Richard Kuehn, Ruth Kuehn, Dianne Kwelckehfmm, Barhara Laihach, Brvh l.andr-ss. Nnla l,eBeda. ROW 6: John Leffer, Jackie Lenz, Harold Lindberg, Betty Lindstmm. Carolyn Lishness. Richard Lluyd. Judy Lnhnes, Jack Lotts. Walter MacDonald, Mary Ann Mallard, Marie Mallizzio. Tom Nlansager. Calvin Mara. Jane' Niarkhall. Barbara Marlin. Sandra Matucha. ll yy-liiu A .7-1 5 4-43 A, L. ' K it fl, 1?- lb' IL ,Q 1 -' G+ 2' ' ' if . I . I j if hy-1' Q v - ,A V , A ,fi Fx U V y , rf ,lf-f 1 f ' N ' . J 1 ' f5 ' NV, ' 76+ ,H ' , - Q 4. Jvv ,JV 4 i , M J by 2 . J A , x X -X S ' - ' ' , . ,ia . Q I L6 Fi -.1 G' 41? ,W M ' X ihwlLllQ7iifl'F X, ff 4- f M' ,' 0 '- -'-- '- . X 48 , l' 5--a I. - V' ' aa, jr-f ' iff. 'Q 5' 1 s.- , -' 5 f lv . , '11, T'-'I . - ,I ' Siena :J f : A Q N 'x -5 .f ' f' :- ,Qn 1 L- I 9 Y-' 5 . ' I I ' ,f' 5 L. U I A r 2 1 '- fx C .. ff Fav 4 x 5 I x ' 1 'X 2 H Q 1 'ns ' A an 1 ' ' W I T 1 AfiL1I'lllX,fjlliil'I4'4 NIPKil!IllPIl. Barham Nlrvullin. '.ilNl'k'Ill'!' NIs'NYullin. Nlurlha Nh-mlin-, H:-nrv Nlw-4-mir-7. f xr I Xluhflu I I4-nn Nluky-ka. l.l'IlllilI'll Nhle-xsxkn, xlilflljll Nlullvr. RUW 2: Martha Hill:-r. N4Pl'IlilIll Nlilvh. Xlnrgq-ry Hit'-lwll, 1 llllillf, ,lr-mn Xlmnv. Vary-ju 'NIm'gun. lhnifl Nlurlunfl, Myra I aly1- Xlawlr-uw-n. Hugh Nlnrtun. Vnriwn Nlnvwx 0 X 5 lx nn rl x1lIf'Hl'f, Kwhvrtu Nlurhh!'. .Khin 'Yr-ul. Nw-I Nwlvvfl. Shvilll Nf'WH11lH- DUN N 'nY- SU'1'lfil Y'-f wHif'kA Il rfv mr'1'0pir'. Ylurilynn Ouruulu. ROW 4: Vary Oman. Dnrnrhy Vullnn, Hrnrv Pilf7lll1ll!. Shurnn l'1-nmwk. llihnvr Y 7 lepl rm I wh Pfnrkd, Kathie- Pr-tvrka. Ru-wll Pe--e-k. Tum Po-trivk. Huh Pilvlku. ROW4 5: Carnal Inlivkzx, la-tr-r Prahl. Rm' 4nrl 'rank Uhvrtu Prrrrwl, Xrmanrl Pl'iflll'Zill. jim Rav. ,lzunv-- Ks-huk, Bnrhzlra Re-nn. Phil Ric-hzmlwn. .l:1ni:-v Rink. ROW :nrv Rmhrm Ruth Rm-kxwml. Cruhum R1lIlf'D4'S'.IF!'IlP RIPLIVI4. Man Run-svh. Bill Ryer-un, Imv-lnla IQVIRIHIIPT. Caro! N Jflh Bu Q hal. Rowman irala. ROW' 7: jmlx gf'hz1l1rh'r. Hvlvn Svhlzlngr-. Mfrwl gf'hlUifh. P11111 Fvhmirh. Xrh-nv N hramz lx John Qrhrirhf-r. oege A' . 'C' fs.: 5. ef, L 'E+' 'as -Q. x Q 5 Vg? . ' i ar L' 1' ' :J U f - , n. A 5 nb . N-4. fr N 'N V rp Q h - ' fm, If xx V L A 49 A v 4 .' A N sv Q' Q3 A-4 , 5 w C I . . L.. Q .ff 1 , ix . 1 A t I Q 'I I!!!-5 31 f 1 A::1 ff ,Q AJW-J C' 63. ' Lg LA .v- , X' t- ' ' ' E A ggrf x .... F' . -'V 1 'H A A M, ,YL I1 H V Y 1 M - t ' N 3' X ' W- - ua Q is 'qw 'rf ff ' fe . ' 1 A vm 'Y Nik . H fr- A if X1 N .J I 'ul k'1 K 1 Z X V: 7fne ezm of 7956 l1m1' 11 filurv 56111114-11114. L11r1'z1i111- SC!lllt'lt. 'll-fl Svlxulr-r. KP1I1lll'Vll SCIHIIY. lle111'g1- S1-kuzl. .Ivan 5w11ff11-fr. Rolvwl x1'l'lXElIll. XI1111 S--11-rin. K3l'f'I1 Sl'Xf'l'il1. 1.11 Xnn Svl11111l4la, RUW 2: Fhirlvy Sikwrfki. Ray Si111pf1+11. Run Sill1lf'lZlI'. 511:-an fki1Al1:1. Qur- I1111.1 Fk1111111al. liill Fkupien. janv! Sladvk. Ruhr-1'1 SIlJ.1f'llllli1ll. Dun Spa1111.fQl1arle-- Spvwrf1r.R0W fi: .Krlvne hp:-1111-I. 5111- Spif-l111u11. Whltvr Stahl. Duxid Slunyu. ffzlrul Stflffn-11. 'U 911-i11l1u11N. K1-11 Slvrxw. .luv Slrimpp. Barbara Sll'Lllll'H2lI1l1. slllilgllli' F1114'l111l. RCW 4: H1-Hx' I.4lll F111'l1fmmQl. Ifcl SKICIIV. Cwalfl Suk. .X1111 5111111-, Dir-k Swank. Nunry Tlwimlv-l. Phyllis Tl1111'1v11. Nla1'ia11 Trilk. Jac'q11vli111- T1'1wft. Run Txnlik. ROW 3: Kf'I1Ill'Ill frrlran. Turn lgilllii. lrlvurgv Van Wvagrwr. .lark Xe-fha. .IH 11111111 Y6'Yf'l'k8. Silvio Yilala-. fiflflilillf' Hawk. janv! Wright. 111111 Wvnuri. Tum W.,lg1f11111ll1. RUW' 6: Nr11'111un WF-ix111a1111. Hfmlwrl WI1itrAl1c'ad. Hvlvn Xxl'-fvllllllff. Jane- XY-l'HIlli!ll. 911111111111 WY-111111-, Ruth Wall. Burl Watson. Marjorie V111-I. P111 Wz1llw1'. Barlvara Yfflivh. ROW' 7: Ervin Zajirek. Nlurilyn Zak. Klan Z1-llvk. 'xHf'Il Ziffra. Fr.u111f'i5 Zwyww-k. 'G It: 1 A. . 4. Q x ra- of ,. - 4' 'if' . 7. f ,vt I .V ft -- X: zilf liiitt Q il' f' ' ' 5 1: 1 'S Q 1 A 1 1,3 1' ' 2 Q 'fi - . Q: x- :L 1 A 1 r, 5, 5 T7'1 .Q 1 Q, . .Za QQ! ' 'X sa 1. ,J ' A X 5 , 5 - K T4 Y ,Q Q. if ' 3 g. 3-l 4 . 15 ' , A 21? U., 553449 ' 1 . -1 ff M . ' 1 6 f - fx, 1 ,L Q R 5 Q H so G a X gf' .go Ltj ' ' 4 1 ' g i J: . A , ' . 13.-.-A5, -f'f 'f 29 . v A faswfi At last the CXCIUHU day came for us to bevm hlgh school How lost we felt wandermvf through the halls wlth only the amd of our lnformatlon Please booklets but It seemed as lf the others faculty and students allke werent yeryf sure of where they were Uomg elther, perhaps we Cllfllll stand out too much as freshmen To start off the year we elected our representatives to School COUIICII After gettlnv into the syunff of thmlfs we chose Farl etta Roh Hostlcka Gordon Woeltje Judy Scroggy, and Bill qlf'lIlll3US as our class offlcers IABOVEP Qhowlnv up the other classes rn the Mavazlne Drrve, Freshmen were top IH sales Honor and Ulory came to us when some of our Ulrls were selected for Beceus and a few of us partlclpated ln the Talent bhow and the ,Iesters play At the close of the school year we felt sure that yye were really a part of R B s llfe -,J 'W it feiefffie 'x?3 ya, 9,1 ,wg f mfr' M w Royal Jams Xhlgrnn llerlmert Allin Janet Alonge farl Xltl l IPIIP Patrlcla Xnsley Nlary tnne Arch e R :yy UUI5 Asaro ll! Baker Franune Baldacrx Dennl Bald: Dayul Halla Sandra Barns Af ny III Ken Bartz y Renne Ba ta Dale Baumruclxer Jim Be It e Beynrly Bulnarllt Jean Be :nun Q7 x kyf '-Q -vvl 51 sm' C - 9 . .I '-6 3 Ki --ffm ' fs T 'Me Glafu of 1957 Q 4 N ka ITA . V V fsvi R z...,1 - F4 .fm liz: frm? .IL R . in ROW l: llonniv ll:-nslvl. lilimlwlli tloml. Halo Crow, St:-w Grow, Rir'liar1l Grout. Rirllarll Grow. l.m'1iora'lillrg1e'l. 'l'Immu- llu4lu1'.janr-I llanvy, Carol Haulrl. ROW, 12: Robert llawnlvyv-r. l.aYe-rnv lluxlik. lioln-rl Ilwrlflr-n. Kathy llvim, Kircn Hrnkf-. Rolwrt ll:-rman. .Xnlllony lllaxku. llf-rln' llolin. ROW 3: Sharon Holloway. Roller! llolpuvli. ROW 1: Roimrt llo-tirl-ga. William llmtivka. Joanm- Hrclina, Diannv llumrl. lllr-n lluxa. Ron lnvrovri. Yvaynf' Javolwi, Marie janca. William Jarvix. ROW 5: Nlarga- Jvlilik. Strw jirka. Bill jolinron. ROW' 6: Lois Johnson. Eflflie- Karlmit, Carols- Kainirka. ROW' T: ffliarlw- Kavlock. Mike Kellogg, Barbara Karr. ROW H: William Kohn, .ln-uninv KI:-in, Ricliarnl Kolark. ROW 9: Joan Kolar. Jack Kolf, llarlvnv- Kon:-mann. Daxifl Kostlia. Ke-nn:-th Krabfsc. Rita Kramf-r. Emil Kraloc-lwil, Ke-n Krur'g,:e-r. Carol Kuczora. ROW 10: Wlayne Kulifa Rugs-r Kunrl. ,lolm Kulska, Jully Kutzm-r. ROW ll: Roger Lang. James LaSarre. llvrlr l.awrf-nrv. Joan Limllmrfl, Nlary jam- Links. Brad Mack. Je-rry Xlarler. ,Iolm Nialianna. RlFllllFll Nlalrk, Nancy Nl2.llUZllll. 5 S A' - 5 ' au . - :n il -X 3' ' - '7 Y i, l 1. .. '- iv' v,' 4 ! 7' Fw Q, ,f Y, 2, Y. A G . , A? . ,ii ,., X K., ll: 7 .4 4 bf i Q - 1- R' v- 1 . 3 iv. Q' 91 ef f E.--4 W l Af f Q A s U ' I fd, L, , . 2, . 1 5 -Q 1 -, ,Q :rv L. gf-Q? I .l K ,,-.... ,K 4.1 , 'Q',r,t X .. 1-' ' .-1111.4 'Y '+ i- 2 7fze 61644 af 1957 f'-2, gl gf' gv fa L 1 A l - ' ' H, lx -Q. ROW' 1: Alvurwllv Martin. Mary Nlzlrzanu. Ralph Nlatzvllv. Carol -Xnn Nluwanl Karhlm-n Nlrfluffrvy, Anilu xlCflUI'lIlLll'. Earl Nlwlin. Lillian Nlfflka. Blah Nl!'ylll't'l ll: Tllllllllli xlllllll. HOW' 2: Kc-n Yliky-ku. .lurly Nlillvr, Larry Nlingus. Paul Xlilvln-ll. Roll:-rt Xlitvlu-ll. Bill Nlilrlmvll. 'l's-ru Xlwkis. ffurl Ylmnwlick. ROW 3: 'Klum-slum Nlylc-R. .law Xlrstik, Row' 1: Xlury lfllvll XJl:lQ'l. Dunalfl Nvul. ,lllfly Nlt'lSf'l'l. l'o'zn'l Nulni-. 'Xlma Nunn. Hulu-rl Muni:-lm. Ylurx 'lllll Nmuk. Waller Nm'ak.jul1n Oulxlvy. ROW 5: Fanclru 0'Nf'ill. Rnnulrl Ort. fluil Ulm. HOW 6: Dvnnis Palmmvk. Run- ald Pvarwn. Paula I'r-rsvlu-. ROW' T: Xlarilyn Peters. Ruhr-rt Peters, Cl1arle+ Pc-Iflrsrm. ROW' H: jualy Pvtrik. Nlarjm'i4 Pvlruvirz. Arlan Pettey. ROW 9: Rolwrt Plwlpx. R11--v'll Phillips. 'Klan-in l'ir'l1u. Dam l,llll'l'L!. .lufly Pikaf. Rnnalfl Phlla. Tffrry Poguizrl. Dvnie- Pull-rk. ,lam-l P1-nfur. HOW' 10: Arllnu' Pulls. K1-mlvllm Plank. Ilmmlfl Om-1-n. Patty Rzulur, Ilalr- Rankin. ROW ll: joan Rirllzmlxmx. Yunry Rulvinwn. lnmlm- Rude-. E11 Rn-if-kv. .lm IL,-mf-lull. Suv Rmxvvull. Sllirlvx Sappvnfif-lrl. .luv Szmyvr. l rzn1r'is Fzuunm. ,liilI1l'N Nclwjlrul. 1- 1- . Q 2 H 2 l- L- g. 8. ' Y E, Q f. I 'S 4- Q- i5'K ' .X 1. Emnlm Cl' J CF 1. .ef n l l 1 A N Y 0. -vi ' L gg S Y' X,-f 1 Wir Wg , L . , it ' .- . y, Y 1' ,f 'Q H 5 A Y'!q'?.a N Q 0... 91 'nk 1 Vhe Glafu of 1957 P ..a ' - I 15, P :. f ' us- .4 1- ev , .-',-A : 1 V ,, '1, by E' Lv -J 6 5 A rj NNW l: lfrr-fl S4'lllilIljLl'. lmly Sf'lIlll4'I'lillj1. lxxlllix Hr-luniclt. flgnr-ul Svluniti. Rub:-rl V,-Y if-lar:-ihwr. Kam-11 Na-Inrm-414-r. .lllflv SVIWIEQLW. .lf-lmlw Sf-fllmw-k. Dun Swllak, Sueun A v 54-gal. ROW 12: Sharm: if-ne-full. Hifllllfli Svringg. Nle-lxin SIl2lY4'l'. Kula:-rl Slll'H1l't'lI. 4' 4 2 mnv- SI'l'I'Il1LlI1. Dullzlhl Siviliullu, Hulwrl Fin-:lc-r. Ruin-rt gillm. ROW' 3: Ce-nrgv . . , . . . 5klf'YIIl'lxil. Lmu-m SIM-unml. ROXK 1: VLlII'!l'l1.l Slalwnuk, Kam-n 5ll'Dll'kLl. f.hr1-- tum- Sl.:-ar. Ylurilyn Smith. Yvunnr- Smith. Xlivhavl Fmrt. flnrl--ilu Spf-nxlm. .. , . .-, . ,. . Nlurh-5 Ftuvk. Wulluumr Stuvk. ROW J: lmrlmru 5l.1f!ny. Nlurgu Stn-fan. I.m1lu '4l4-in. HOW 6: William SI:-inhuu-. Iluxiil Slill-HH. .I2iIlif'f' Strawlvurg. ROW T: Ri:-llzml SIIIIIHQIIIIII. Linrlu SlIUH'llf'I . .lf'um'Ilv Smlmfla, ROW 8: lVJ11Ni1I 'fa1uu'r. IIIIIIN Te-I1-uk. hui- Thlwriv-n. ROW 0: Hurlmra Timkn. Pulririu Tri-ku. Huh 'I'x'nkal. llgm-I 'l'r1m-I. ffzm-I xillvlllll. Rfmuld Ywrlral. .Ivan Yr-rnnn. Runnin' Yu-N. Bv.1lri1-f- Wvzlgluv-l'. HOW' IU: Slmrnn Wlltlxivl-. XIII! W1-iff'-lllralrll. I.:nxrn-l1f'v- W:-i-ex 'Milli XM--1-nnunn, ,Imlx XY'-Nl. Rwhzurel YM--Ilmlul. ROW ll: Vutty XM-r-4-Irina. Uunulfl Wulwll. l'r.mIN Will, imrflnn XXU1-II1:-. Ummm Wolff. Xldllllll xxllH4ll'I'lIl'll. .Il-llll .5 Xaajiw, l.1sf'illf' Z:-gif-I. R-:ln-rm Zwnlan-ki. Ilidnu Ziffra. . 5' , H .Ly ,' ,- r I - , - S- Q- . ' '5 .' - . G' 5- ' y J E' v -- I mf f -' If 5 '- A-.. . Y ' 1 .I . Q Qi. f Z- 14113: ..s K 69 Ji' ,Y . iff, . 1- V.- -' 'f , . .V 1' 211. A 2 affcii vi fi Q4 of OUR SCHOOL Ll 1 12 i ' N RMA A C.. AQ 5,5 QQ QL M V- .. . ,-,. . Mg XXX 1 ' ' , :' 4 Q9 .H .L -f 5 073114 in UMR SCI-1100 All gem lam? affrleliai play aw impoaianl' pan! fleqafuflefutaflireoulcameofoua dpaaii euenid, ifae 4,pec1faZaM G4 well cu lfne plaafwvi feafum ifze of Zeamwaak, coafzefzalion ancf V 'fm -.?,',.- ,uw , . - K V-, ., ,, W1 b , . . W .- 5. ,V 4' Q:A.i5'!in!:., . . ' fi, 5 .C ' g 'Q-..-A'-gn' .1 1 vw? I L J,.w,: ,. tar-' ., f5S.g.- - ' ,mix -i'!5 V ,,:F -45:-V - -0 fEf.ff0:a73Ui'I'!!f h'g',,. 1 f,,..':, l -1-.. , . W ,..., - . 4- a A , , , A ,V ' ' ' '- 'W' A .3 . 3, , , ,,.4N wh., ,ks 1,-A .f ' . A fn, 'F '2---,- .7-5fi5'. l - J. . 50, , '.. , ,-- -',t,, - - 4. -5 fv- :ipr 1 I jipi ,hx .51 'JA . V' lv:-,A A t .,. .fx-wah, -.,,.,g.. -Q ,P-nur X.-' ' . f- '- - . , x. . I W 5 ,J ,- 3, 1 vp ,yy s , , .. , Lx -.- ,Tiff -- 'xr A --Jw sb ,.. , - - 4- ...-f . AT., .h -- f' pry- . N - 1 'H ' , --51 ., f' - '- - - 4'-X .uh - - V ' , - MIL , x- J QQQQ no s 5 K. We VARSITY FOOTB LL Seven returning lettermen formed the nucleus of a team that was characterized by a never-quit attitude. In three games the opponentis winning margin was seven points or less. Maine, a perennial powerhouse, was held to a 7-0 win. while York, the conference co-champion, was ahle to achieve only a narrow 6-O victory. Captain Al Kracht and Guard Ken Kasnicka were picked for the All-Conference team. Varsity coaches Mick Ewing and Nate Johnson are looking forward to next season with a group of juniors who showed good potential and who were steadily improv- ing during a season in which they met the strongest teams in the conference. ,, Y -tI1i?'5' 'nifiyll 1,45 gjigfg' Q ,Q ..+,. ef., , . if M' .aft ff. if 'f J'f v- wb! '-Aff: ff A ,, A . ' -. f '.4J .-Jl 'fI,. 3 ff' fe: -. ,,' 1.39 iff-L. 'fwfr' - f 4 1. 'ily' 2.25 ' fa' gif f 1 .- ' fszzwzf t Y-af. ? V J., . 5 Qgigy ,, it 412.1 STANDING: Manager H. Ernest, W. Catlett, C. Johnson, P. Nielsen. N. Dcnker, E. Dropka, T. Palesch, J. Wienand, H. Mesewicz, C. Swanson, J. Stevenson, E. Morton, H. Hohe, R. Cross, L. Braun, J. Sn-dviy, J. Nelson, W. MacDonald, W. Skarda, D. Husa. SEATED: D. Melka. C. Petrasek, F. Zolla, B. Dunn, M. Lyons, D. Soukup, J. Skoumal, A. Kracht, J. Teller, K. Kasnicka, R. Lyons, J. Rhind, T. Nedved, D. Cerwin, Manager, L. Chandos. W - f . f, f v . .We . f fs., 5 . 41 -1 55 FROSH- SOPH FOOTBALL Making use of many sophomores out for their first year of football, Coaches Ted Ellingson and George Weslwy developed a frosh-soph team that showed fine promise for -l the future, but lacked the experience and teamwork that would have turned the tide in several close games. R-B 6-7 Morton R-B 0-20 Arlington R-B 0-7 Maine R-B 7-6 Glenbard R-B 0-39 Downers R-B 0-20 York R-B 7-20 LaGrange R-B 0-26 Hinsdale in . NI BACK ROW: Managers, Jackson. P. Browne, R. Plelka, E. Impf-y, G. Kohout, A. Schmitt. L. Mcxiullin, R. Epperson, N. Nedved, C p . Yan Wagner, B. Cronberg, P. Richardson, R. Havlik, Coache- llllingson and Wesbey. MIDDLE ROW: B. Patzman, A. Ziffra. . Prahl. A. Steinhaus, G. Rogf-ness. R. Landess, N. Junckunc, N. Mitch, R. Anderson. D. lligginbolham. C. Mara, Wedrllo-. ll Vlng- J- Sckrieber, H. Peplow. FRONT ROW: fi. Carlson, ll. Roahrig, R. Fogg. K. flejka. R. Cyorky, F. Batlaglia, R. lfrban. lx. H, Nlurmn, T. Mansager. ' Tau! 3' - Q Soup: uP Z' UEDV to R-li R-ll R-B R-B R-B R-B R-Il R-B lou-P' Horton Maim- lluwnrrs 42 l,uCrnngv ,Nrllnglnn blvllbzlril Y ork Hinsdulr LYO 31 7 19 27 21 7 6 20 L YON5 .R I 4' ', kASNlCV'F 6 WANSO vl N. ,fi -lf' If -ft? fl , 4 6' MART09 ' 1 N ' , V xv. wr: X V G 3. 'ifl z V 'vu , 1' 1' ' . ai avr I 5,52 , . , '-5, kwa. F '94 'Y FRONT ROW: G. Rogeness, T. Conforti, J. Voyda, B. O'Neal, J. Nelson. MIDDLE ROW: R. Cross, R. Daleo, E. Burman, R. Blank A. Kracht, J. Lang. BACK ROW: Manager R. Hosticka, Coach Dudley, Manager D. Musil. SCORES Opponents R-B Qwest Chicago ......................,. 46 70 V'New Trier ........,.. ....... 7 2 47 'Alleman ..,....... .,..... 6 7 58 Maine ........ ....... 5 4 58 Downers ....... ....... 5 8 46 LaGrange ..... ....... 8 9 52 Arlington ........ ....... 4 5 49 'WParis ..,.............,.. ....... 6 9 58 'kflryslal Lake ....... ....... 5 9 45 SL Edwards ....... ....... 5 0 60 Clenbard ........ ....... 6 3 71 York .,..,..,,.... ..... 6 2 57 Hinsdale ..... ....... 5 2 51 Maine ..,..... .,..... 6 9 59 Downers .... ....... 6 5 Sl LaGrange ,.... ....... 9 0 43 Arlington ..... ....... 6 9 65 Glenbard ..... .... 5 1 41 York .......... ....... 7 7 57 Hinsdale .,.............................. 88 52 ii'Z'Downers ................................ 58 56 'Z' Non-conference 'Hi' State Regional Tournament 0Waa12n4... This year's spirited cage team was led through the sea- son by Coach Barney Dudley and Captain Jack Voyda. After winning their first game against West Chicago 71-4-6, the Bulldogs hit a losing streak that followed them all season. The result was a record of 14- losses and only 5 wins, although many of the games were lost by small mar- gins. Despite such defeats, the boys managed to play fast, hard ball at home and away. In the middle of the season the Bulldogs played in the Crystal Lake Tournament and were able to capture third place after being defeated by the strong Crystal Lake squad. In the Paris, Illinois, Tournament, R-B lost by nine points to a squad that was continually rated in the top fourteen in the state. At the regional tournament, held this year in R-B's new gym, the Bulldogs lost to Downers by two points in their most exciting game this season. Voyda, Rogeness, Nelson, Lang, and Cross. all of whom switched off at guard and forward positions, and center Dick Blank made up the core of the Bulldogs. I O O ,Hg . . . k Gi '15 ilk .1 an FRONT ROW: N. Nlilvh. R. Bm-vkingr. D. lligglinlmtliarn. R. .-Xnclffreun. nl, Svlnniell. ll. xll'Nt'SVlf'Z, fl. Rug:-nr-54. NIIDDLE ROW: ll. C n hug, B. Fpavhinan. H. llnrnick. S. lln-kin-nn, XX. xlU1'DIlIlUlll, W. Civ-nx. R. l.LlIllll'Nr. HHIK RUW: Nlr. Slim-y. J. Ray. D. Car on X lvtluk. l'. K:-llvr. li. Kunz-lnin. ll. Wm-ltjs-. Gite ' llrivinv in unrlf-r Ihf? Ca rtainshi J of Run l3uz'r-lxinff anfl . I- 4 i I 1 F v l'Uilf'l1lllQ uf Mr. Fhuvy. tho harfl IJFPFFIIIQI liullpups won fix mul lmt K'lQ'1l'lt. thus tying Hinsrlalf' for fnurth plaf-P in thi- Wvxl Sulvurlman tlUllff'l'f'llf'f' 'lhv Pu is wnn ovffr NX?-l Cliivaffo. hut wvrf' rl:-fvaivrl ln l :- lhv pnwe-rful Parif twain in non-ronfviw-rir'v r'munpf'titinn. llwzlkirlf' intn lhf- -va-on with inn lI'f'h5iXl' wins. thc- all- 1'- fnplnminri- tv-ann fvll intn a lrwing strvak. fluarfls Run lillf'I'lil!ljl anrl -Xl Sflllllllll with fnrwarfls lion lligzginhuthain anfl flraharn Huge-rivsf ffmm-al the- hluvk for onvoniinf' V' If-ann-. iff-ntc-r llanlx Nlvwwivz iniprms-fl flvarlily through thr- ld nn anrl fnrll il a hi h f :arf r rv 4 , H 5 :- rr ' - fth ' lr-ani. Norman Nlilr-h and Wiaynf- Ciwiif ulsn Qaw' ple-nly uf ar-tion. ll wiai a gnml -vzmui on thi- whnls-. .Ns .1 if-sult of the' grarl uation of thf- liullpupi tru th.- hurx will fnrrn his 1-nllrv if-am nf-xt war xzirfity tm-ani. Nlr. F -' ' frnni prmnixing l.T4'rl1Hlf'Il. OPI'0Nl'1N'I' XYQ--I llhirugo . Maine . Downers l,uGrangf' .Xrlinglun Paris Clvnhurd York ..... Hinsdale Maine Downers . ,,.. . LaGrange Arlington Cl!-nbard York . Hinsdale Yon-Conf PI'0lll'C' 28 30 33 il Sl 68 JJ 49 34 52 49 67 53 37 Sl 40 R-B 39 38 ll 38 18 38 38 50 39 47 24 39 50 19 40 48 We fulne... I-'IH PSI!-S1 DPI! li XSKFTIS XLI. Run H111-vkllmg putf -mv IH as ffrallaxm Hoge-111-ff mum-Qirm tu a-fist Hippo: fwfr' Cuavh Shun-3' smile-Q aftvr vim-tm'y' 'UIJIDUI rlufzll, Rlvll ll1YI'II!4'k mul ffrzilmlxl Rum-- nvsx uzltvll vxpr-vlarxllx Zlr XXEIXII1' fylxvlxx tak:-S a shut l,UIl't'l' lrjfll. Hula 'Xmlvrxmx gm-5 up fur' ll llllNkf't xxlnlf- Hunk XII'-Phill aml 'Xl Svhlxmlt 1-mmw in to In-lp llmwr rigfzll. Y KRSITY ll XSIQ Ii'I'l! Kl,I, fmarll Ullwllvx gin-N wut uilll hi- f1lIINNl1N grm 11111111-1A lvflv. lvl:-nluml ylaxywr- :qw TQ lim l'nw ffm-N up fur .v lmxkvl :Inu L. rzghll. .lim tru-s flil' Qnwtln-1 lun lllvlll a lun N4-lw11 wah-lmvx l11IlN'flIHN +lf1u 5 lvffl llffxpitr' lui- ff.'l1Fil'1i, ,lan lx XVHX1IllUI1ll'x' a lwalltiful Jw! wppw fllxfll I. .va ' ' ' 'E' NK gf .K -.. f' s. , i 1 X A '5?.V2.?, i f . -: ' A qf, 'fx ,ss :LY 1 it I If , y I ' V' 313 1 I1-4 3 :mai W -45 if :iff fA f- ' 'f'ff 221 12, . djff gf 9435.7 -, A , .V f ,rw ,'.,.5, -F' 1 J ...f- 'iv .m 3, 0 ,x I TOP ROW: ll. Hess-uirz. 1. Ray. R. llurnik. Wf lluslicka. U. Phelps. X. Kravllt. T. llluxku. T. Svliulvr. J Tflnling. l.. Xlcxliillin. R. lillslll ll. Korirliurl. NIIIJDLF RUXT: 5. jirlm. K. lrlrun. R. 5i-. H. lfrif-l1e'rff. E N .Iarton. R, ilynrkv. ll. Kusuk. K. Hurlmn. J. Burmun. li. llillllfllllllll. R. XILlll!'lll'. Il, Ku-ika. IBUTTOS-l ROW: A. im:-rin. T, Nlunsapa-r. J, Nnuk. Y. Nlu-s. Nl. ffusiv. IJ. ifvrnin. ll. P:-Irusvk. fl. lbruwr, W, KI,-i.. r, T. We-lu-r. Paul Nim-ln-n. Though severely liallclivappecl lmy the lack of in- Strong sophomorf-s promisx-cl a swf-vp of all four rluor facilities for the fivlrl events. the TRACK relays in this lvniwrsity High Relays aml puwvr tvam was a prime favoritm' tu r0wx's0 its runner-up to win the Class It titles at llllx Oak Park Rvlziys. mlm- uf N33 in tho sprint nie-cllvy and two milf' Tliv lvluc- mul uliitr' thiiivlzuls we-rv nut In llXl'llQll' CRUSH CUYNTIIY of tlim' NEl1J4'I'Ylll9 R1-lugs. tlif' llll5f't in wliif-li I.:-yilvn mlm-thrnm-ml tlif-ir lmst- in thv secuml annual H-R rvlays. an 0 0 0 Alfa cf R-Us soplimiwws clirl rlnulvlv fluty :luring tlim- tvams in tlif- lllinuis State- llistrivl fllizlmpimu-hip. V153 r-ross c-uiintry 5985011 as tlu-y finishewl tliirml In ' film-nlwarrl aiml Nlzxim- in llw lmflraiige- lmi-l rusl1- The- CUPTIIIIIIHF1' quintvt. 'll-il Svliulvr. K1-li lir- Supli Xlvvt aml r'ullalvm'at4'fl xsitli svniurs Ulm: limi. Xvil Klf-in. Hill liy'm'l'suri. illlfl Paul S1'llllIl4ll. llrovvr. ffliuck l'utts. and .-Xl Lilllm-fin-lml for sf-vc-iilli also founfl support from tlir- frm-shmvn. Thf- lrnsh- place in the Wi-st Sulvurlman Clllll-t'I'9Ill'i' Varsity soph Cfompilvfl six wins in flual c-rmipfftitimi. lus- Cllampinnsliip aml viglitli plan' zmimig tlir- fiftewn ing only tu Clvxilvanll cliampiuns. ROW' 1: R. Plivlp-. N. Klr-in, T. SI'lllIlt'l', YV, Rye-rsun. K. l Fliilll. P. Svlimiilt. ROW' 2: R. Mulzwllrf, R. Nlillvr. 1 Pulls, C. llri-wr. t.I.i1rI--fie-Id. N. Klaus. ll. lluxviilr-ye-l'.ROW'321. Ray. U. KH-I1l,l,.,IullluI1. Xl. ffligistuin. R llulmrich. F. Srhlangv. ll. Dmfli-11, XY,llaull1ir-r. 4. FRONT Howl: C. YCIIIXYLIQIIPT. R. l7ogg. lt. H, Bono. MIDDLE ROW: l.. Wi-ise. ll. l.an .l. Serllaeek. W. Noxak. ffoaeli Sander-. B.Xl I.. Nlcdlullin. fx. Ruesch. C. lloolz1ll.R. Canis. The varsity YYRICSTIJING squad. erippled hy the loss of three-fourths of last yearls team. had a reeord of 2 wins and 12 losses. Bob Nono. the teamls star 95-pounder. was un- defeated during the regular season and nent on to win first plaee in the rlistriet meet and third plaee I I O W l,ast year our ll.-XSEIS-U,L team finished with ri won 3-lost 9 record. The highlight of the season or-curred when the Bulldogs outscored the LaGrange l,ions. This year. however. overlooking the loss of sev- eral first-rate players. R-l3's team is expecting to lietter last year's ref-orfl. Captain ,lim Lang. and FRONT ROW: B. O'Neal. W. Wright. T. tlruln-r. F. Xixiim. l.. 4lr.itaei. ,I. Foniis. Nl. llf-rr. .l. Srlirielii-1' renee. S. Wetldle. R. Bloom. ll. Nlorton. lf. llasalino. ,I. Nlrstik K ROW: filoueh Johnson. R. Felirielwr. R. flyorke. C. Nlosetiek l. in the state meet. Len Stralaci. E1 letterman and regular from last year. was second high scorer for the season and placed third in the district. Diek Bloom and lack Sehrieher were tuo other point-makers on Nlr. Sanders' team. returning Letternien lion Yatale, Wayne Wright. Boll Janea. Dick Blank. Chuf-k Horkey. and lion Lyons form the nucleus of the team. The eomhination of these returning lettermen. a good pitehing staff. fresh plaxers. and student support should help our team attain its goal. Luynian. D. Blank. H. Jllflfffl. B. P'-seli. Nl. lm-n-. ,l.Vl.ang . Flarlek. H. Kesl. R. Wtignfr C. Horkey. BACK ROW: F. Brokaski. C. llirt. C. lolul-OIL J. Barlllli-. K i W. Skarda. J. Arnold, B. Reiehardt. J. 9'-flixy. Nlr. lfllingson. R. Broku-ki. ,ha ,. 1, . v ,x 14' 4. f has NWS . 'en 'f tif WL ' A ' X NME Huuismriit fi? r J' A ry' .. .mrvrv TOP ROW: fff'i11'lI PMPIPE- R. lliltlilx. .l. lflllillp. l.. Fvllji. Couch llloinp-on. NIIUDIE ROW: N. Nmlwfl. XV. Stahl. K. lloxing. C.liog1z-ilvs-. X. Klein, S. Wictlmllc. Il0'I I'0Nl RUWVZ K. :llll'1'u. ll. tiros-, N, Lang, ll. l,lDlll'lll2lll, tl.llog4-in--N,li. llujicm-k. lt-ISE '53 TENNIS squad tied for fifth place in thv conference. ilihis ycarfs varsity Racket- 4-crsu started spring training at the heginning of Nlarch to heighten the dcvclopnicnt of quick think- ing. Strategy. and powvr. Coach 'lihonipson bust-d his hopes for the '34 scason on the six returning Lust yealfs high point lncn. Jack Yoyda and loin Conforti returned for tht- '5-I GOLF Season with lcttermen Ken Suiatck and Jim Lindhurg. joined after the last snowfall hy juniors Bill Gill. jim Blaha, Neil Dcnkcr. and Mel Krejci. the team practiced driving to I'l'LlWilliPIl the fine coordina- FRONT ROW: M. Krejci. N. Du-nk:-r. T, tiolllnfli. BACK ROW: T. Erickson. J. Hr-hal.. H. Gill. ,l. lilu lvltcrnicn---fAlan Lang. Allen Linn, Gaylord Hoge- nvss. Robin Cross, Ken Altera. and Herman Lindeinan--'and anticipated a down state trip for Several of thi- playcrs. John Ifheling. a transfer student, showcd considerable promise. as did jun- iors Bob llajicck, Toni Patesch, and Lon Settje. W ' e 0 0 0 tion developed hy ycars of play. At the district golf lneet last year. Toni Conforti walked off with honors and travc-lcd down state. Couch Arthur planned to present his '54 opponents with u tough- ened, hard-driving: tcaln. K. Suiate-li, ,l. Yoydn. Ii4t.J.I.ii11lIit-141. H ,ar-L sq ' Tig! . .1 A tl.. Q. -- wb -.ww - f 3, 1 ' '1-:,M..,-f . I li! IM ' . -, I f, , . , . . -1.- 14 ,, N- 4' ,A , ,II -Q I VK! U-. NI XII-IJ I Numan. Ii. xXIllI1Il4.llI. I. I'1L1I1I. I. XIIIIIII. Ix. II.1xI1Ix. II. I Ix 11,4 IX xl .I I II I III INI ' ' N ' ' ' ' -Iv X 7 VI INIQ' II IIrN'Ix.II.II1urxuI. -1 II. RH. Ilrig. IMI.:-yIxg1..I.I'lIIe-y..I.IINpy.II. XIIIVINII. II. IMNIN-I1.Ii,XX.N1r. Ix l.I,, , , . B Kv Ii I B Pvt -rx K Irlwm I 'lknte-IX I Gum' QIXNIJINIQ' J. I.aunIn-11.41 Illrr. Il, Wdvkrmv. K. NIaI1Ikv. . III U , , I , . n . A - g . , , . . . T. Ifrickwn. 'If N4-IIs.-II. Ii, Dy:-1. fl. IIwrIwy. I. KrNI+'r. J. .Xrnlflrlfq I. Ifwvx. IC. Karmk. 'If N'INx5If-r. Hr. WYFQIJPQ. A. Klamath un IN-arnl. TIN' zNIcIIIiun of IIN- IN-N rXKIIlllllIllr. INNII uf- LUNI lI1Ill'l'II1LllI I-ll lIIII1'I'S l'Il-IMI IIIPIIIFPIYPS wIlIIv funls II-II IIN' uplmrlllllily :ml nnIy lu Imafl uf IIN-5 IPilI'III'IIPllI1' In il N4rl'tI1-xsI1iI1- pIlysi4'aI zN'liv- fllll' uf IIIP finvst IHYHIN in IIN- are-11. Iwul also In ity. Fpalrkn-:I In IIN' ImNI1-rslxip I-I Cum-I1 We-sIN-y vxhilmit aah-pl SWVUINIINIQ TEUIS. ,xlllflllg the and Captain Xrniv XIZIIIIHIII. R-B partir-ipatf'rI in ULlI!4I3IliIIIl,H xarfity SMIlIllIll'I'F arf- Dun goukup. PigI1t lIIl'f'I-. IIN- 1mIy I'HIlf1'l'tJYIf'l fm- waQ Nlainv. Xrniv XIIIIIIHIII. IIIILIVIII' IIIrl. 8IllI IIIVIQ Iffvx. IIN! fItIN'r uppmuvrxt- Ill4'IlllIl'tI Xrgrv, IfIg1In. Nil:-S. llIl1Il'I'l'I2lN'lIlf'Il urn- aIvIy 1'n-prvwllte-II un IIN' xurxity NIIWIUII. llII4I Illlll' 'I'r'f'I1. Il'2lIll In 'll-fl 5w'I1uxI4'r SIIIII lil KAHILIIK IIN'-v Ivm- o . I 0 ' S X D 3 Q. in 5.46 ,..,.f-E.. I fe Unvv again II-II1 'IUIIPIIIH IAIVIIIII. :NNI friends haw- INN-N If-II II1rm1g1I1 tINA yr'ziI S 1-xr-Ib inf' football and Iva4IwtIu1II sf-AQOIN Ivy IINH pr-ppy CI-lEI':RLl l.-XDERS WIN: urs- 1IIl'lII'II'lI In' XII-s Aflfviili Ifagcr and Misa fQm1IfI. Eager uncl vnvrgrlir' 1'l1f'PI'lf'ilIlf'l'N. IS. KIIIIILVIM II. 'I'f'-- I1. NI. QIIIJLIYIQ. W. IEIINNNII. 9, rfb . , . + , FVIIIIIIZ. IQ. 5f'Ixmi+It. K. II':11kf-I. KI. IYIFHIITIIVX. I.. .INIm-un. 5. XILIIIHIILI. :NNI NI. NI:-n1INz-. IHA R-If fans mrhwntI1u-mxnn. We mu, If .A f,.XA. B XY axlkvr. C. nalrd Illf'Illbf'I'N2 XII-x Fang'-r. 'IPUHNII 92' Ig I? I r. I TIIll lil. I.. 1.h1k4 V. lmm. D, l.1-hnw-1 J. I,1N1r1vr'. .I. XIur1-ug r N DdIl14rI'1' N Tlx wifl .l,Ryt1r. NI. ffllvvr N I'r'r1nuu'Ix I FI'1 I I'I'11'f' jump' 5: X A1 v I I. g Q I-.- II'f'In1II. tw I MK Y ... . . 4,.,.... 1,.,.. H ffwpgv, A If Nlmlvrn Ililll1'f' 1'lllllll5ill5lS. ffxllwl IUMIIIII Pat RIHHIIHIIII-I. mul Il-fl'HII1x NIM---In gm ll runnm: Icup-. nr-- 'IIW GIRLS' XTllI.I'1Tlff ASSlNiI,XTIO'Y. S'HDIlN4lI'l'fI In N1 I1 fl UNI Ill! 1 itfmt Ui fu III lml Wi II1IIlIll :Him 1 full -1 5 -'lxxx 55 :ll Z FN l'i , ' X H lr uf sports. Nmw uf IIN- spwrtx '.sI1if'I1 zur' fm' Ivum lliiI'IIl'IIllIl1!Il 'lI'l' Iltl 1-Iwy. -Iw1'rII+aIl. IHlSIxl'IIHlII. -1wfII1z1II. aml uvII+'xIvuII. IMI' Ilwf MIIH likf- In wmk il1rIixirIl1z1IIy IIN-rv ix llI'l'Il4'l'Y, NXNIIIIIIIIIIQL. lIl1NI1ll1 1I1lllf'f'. anrI Imwling. guring thc- final -von' .ur Kar'-rl Nm-rin. 5il!l4IN .I4llll '- .IH-lll NHIIH Y ml Im! XXII ll! Ilm r l4IIl I' I0 1 mxlllntrl IN IHIT 4 K 'l1III. n- g. S- rllf' Wllllllllg Flll N 1 '4 V ...qaagun Taking llwir marks, swimmr-rf Ruth Kuffhn. Harlmru l..11lv.icll. lmln.1 lun, and Susan Spin-lman arf' all sf-t In win tht- rave: Beginning pravtirv for Ihr- spring -r-awn. Nl.-gg Guys-r, Joyce Alachacgk, Nlarylu-lli Sllf1'llNt'H. un: Nanry llwllvnlvafk arv :lc-I1-rniim-ll lu pf-rlvrl Ihr-ir FFYYFS. For two girls. there is lf'IlHlF. harlminton. ur talmle tvnnis. Thr- C. A. A. IIlf'llllPf'I'S hnpf- that in tht- futurf' tha-5 van ft-ilu' and play gulf zunl lavrosie. C. .-X. fx.. which is affiliated with th lllllllili High N-html .-Xssm-iatmri. has ai its filly-4-t thi- Ilfflllltrlltlll ur ftirnulatinn uf intvrffst in girl-i anfl wmm:n's sports. Am girl in R-B is vligrihlr tn join. 'lihiQ yffar, Ilfflhlflfill Carol Grant anfl Xlljf'-IJI'l'NlIlQ'Ill X8Ilf'll1' Bartvlf If-fl tllf' mf-mln-rs in their varivrl prngzranis. Fm-ial nivetingi on tht C. A. :X. valenrlar inrludr- thfi Fall Rounrl-lip: the- lnitiation 'le-az thf- l,f-xi Fr-aft: Play Days with uthf-r sr-hrmln thv- annual Sloth'-r-Uaugzhte-r Itan- quf-t. wshf-rfr axsarrlf arf- gin-n nut: and C. -X. 'X vamp. at nhir-h R-I3 has tm, I'f'pN'SPllt3llYI'S. fl ,-X. N. li floing it- Nllilff' in r-rvatinu gmml -pnrtv manship. Rrleasing their pent-up f-nvrgy. thv f'l'llllllNliiNllf ayvrs Match intently fur thvir rlianvv to play Ihr- lmll f'-59 L-Gum 'Q 13 Q ,J Smvice in UMR SGH Many Jfucfenli in 0601- Jcfzaol aafuieae ffze wld- facfian Zfzal' camel hom Qtywice. Some all ffzeh feffaw Jfucfenh in Me euwufcfaq GMGMJ. of auf: dcfnaolf Mane aeacfz Jeffavcf can ctcfzvaf Za he? ffzwe in neecl. C V.. W QL ? ' fx ,fvff lm m Lf .J 'kwa HH ,' I A kewl' -. 1' 'ax' 4 .v 1-6' Dj -6 r 4 X 'aa J -1 J' .-w .a w U1 - D 1.0 gg, fig? M v aw .-,x,,' x A 'X' I fin 'S l-I of fm Bvttvr than ever this yvar was thr- CIJKIKIUN unrlfrr Ihr' Spmworship of Mr, Lumxrlf-n anrl Nlr.,,lenkinS with Dorothy Curflv- 31 4-rlitor-in-c-llifff. XII f-v4an1plf- of llw zimlutlml of thc- f,1fIfIOIIS l'xIJl,-IF lr Fllfrkll ln' Nlfflisia lfvlf-ll. Xam-3 llnllvlv llzulx. ,lllllll lluwf-r. mul ,lllf'kIf' Klirh Ill. l',4lIlHIN llun f,aSalmr+. Nunrw' Hebei. Illum- thx f,4II'fl1 . Fpmlior. Nlr. l.um-flfn liulflmf XIf1,1ll.:mfl l'L1llx f,l.-ll arf- -1'l'Il lwrm- murk- mu lfu-xlx Hll mln- nrfxt lvuf- of thf' I 13 'WI' 121. Xu lmpurtant julw fur Cfarmn mvm- lwr- 1- Hr-Iran: Zl VUIPY lu 1-ur-lx nf ilu' mf-r I, Nu' mu- lllwlzwmrl -lUll4'lllX. Nlulw 'ui lil 1 H..lm.l- Xwvwx Fall lqm-I llxyvu-r fqr If 1.- r n 5ll'vlllN'. xllfl' l2if'lx l'. mul XIIII lurwlm rwlunl 'ful Clfzrzfwx fur' llll'II' lun.-1-lxlx 4lv'llK4'I'X 1.51, 'lhv lvwnx ln prml Nlllnll. fllI'1'Y'lf'4l In Nlr. jf-nlun-. lu-lp lfx prmtlnu up thr- Clllll HH. 3 Xf'I'X l'HllUI'lE1lll jllll HI Ihr- Illjlbll-lllllf uf lhv -fl1.v-fl- Ilms-pzllwr 'lu COUNCIL MEMBERS. ROW 1: M. J. Links. D. Bannirnvkvr, Y. Smith, K. Kulnivvk. Nl. -Xrnnhl. C. lwinkv. Kuvllar. N. Srlirio-lwr ff. F6-tta. ROW' 2: .l. Bartulis, B. Bffnvtletti. R. llavlik, D. Cusic, C. Althf-ide. B, Dunn. lf. Nlurlun, T. Yana. ll. llolnf. ROW 3: Mrs Whitehead, Patrons' Council Representative L. Chandos. 9. Perakis. J. Rytir. I.. Bzirtlaufkaa P. Cwrnar. B. Knlnirfrk. N. ljntlqnist B. Pesch. B. Peters. Miss Brainerd. Miss Houston. Mr. llarnslrnm, Mr. Jenkins. Nlr. Magnuson. ROW -1: Nlr. Tlmrnp-un, R. lloaticka g.gVaEon, P. Schmidt, J. Heimerdingzer, B. Spachman. E. Drnpka, F. Schlangfz W. Klum-IM-nalrl. J. Suwreigm. ll, llmrit-ku. R. Crow -. ns lnsnn. v We Qaaefm R-B Council muffins-rw Bob Pr-sch, ,line Bartulia. anrl l,nrv-Ita Banlanfkus guide- a cnkf- from a ljunncil-4'pm-rut'-nl volv- machine. SCHOOL CUIQNCIL, a governing hotly elm-vtml hy the Students. is the lmacklionv of R-B. Not only flows thc organization work in a guwrnrnffntal Capacity. hut it also plays an important role' in tlw suvial lift- of tht- st-Imol. 'llhv Council rnmnlwrs ar? in Charge of four clanw-s. Horne-f'0ming: feitivitivs. anfl the talent Show. ln atlcli- E tion. the group thif yvar sponsorerl a Charity elriw. arlupte-rl a Kurt-an war orphan. furniflwcl a nm-w villa- 9' .Ah XA IlIZll'lllIlE'. and was I't'SlJtlllSllllt' for the organizing of a pc-p vluh. Tho arlxisf-r of this frmrty-mm inmnlmr group i- Xlr. in 1 Tlnnnpson. Counr'il's llarfl-nwrrkingr aml Slll'l'l'Sfl'lll olll- F Q wrs wore' l'r0sizla'nt. llulw l'e'sr'h: Xvlff'-llI'l'Slfll'llt. ,lm Rartulisz Secreftary. l,urn-Ita Rarflauikaiz Corrs-epmulirmg Fe-vrvtary. llunnir- Kulvif-4-kt anrl Xurlitnr. ,lane-t llylir. I Q f 'a 'In 1' . HI Q' U 'x I I Qs. sf 6 11. .., . l ilmnfgx val -...J ..,. iullnrlls Humllumlx lummilh-1-, I mm 1.-was Il III,-ml Im. X I I iw. -I Iv11vmmV Il lm-I. I. XIIIMIII, 'II Ix KVIIIIHI, umm I, uxlxw-III --I xy .II I'm1lIm-'IX 'iffffff' WUI. l la--Inna-n 1In-r- lmn- ,ur IIII-1 HMI: I Nw I I III Ir' I. wlm,,,I1.l1'II:I: 1..'.rk-4,I.If,wIv1 mv ,- N I1 Imwn 'MII Ix I'xv.nwv 1 n-I III ' Im. Iwtx Iflyfywr r IM' Illmxlmrl I5 wIwx Ilxuuf' Im III. Nurk Hop .ul N Il-MII. I . l. Inv, N. NIIIIIINI. :null I I4 I wwf! rl II 11.411111 I-yy :I Nlllll' lunxrll- llull N' 41:71 I 4 I I rrw'mInv-I NIIIJ- f,I Ixu-Iwv. I.. I -III. .e-III II IIMIM ffff' IIN' IunvIl Rmnu Nuruxy Cum' mill'-v u'21'f'I Ivx I. IIIIVNI- 'II I IIv7wfr'Ivr:-11. Wx-wx II. 'IuI'- ' ' I .- ,, 'w 'www .,-1 I x ..--. x'k,Y- vas..- QQ41 IL 900 -s 4 ,I fllnlhm fur llm Bundle Drisr am- rf-rw-iv-fl In Alf-.ln Be-zifhuxn. Dirk W'ar'krww ami Yanwy Or-Ning. Q 'a 5 Svw-rul Svnior Sfrlilll' Illl'lllbl'I'N. wk. V. Iixrle-ll. X. l.1nnlquM muff-r xx f'I'0l'1lli0flN for Ihr' annual llilllfl' 1 1 1 f..1rul Uz1l1l1xg1111'4ll1f'I'. Dwlmv-x Xx'4ll1ll4'k. ,Im U11 I an Iumrw-ml, .lamf-I I'.lNYIlI'I'1ll14! My ,Ill'Ik. Um lcfealfi fri? 113 if Q? X, fjxwxj W 'XQKI , 1 :Q X ,, N TKT HI-Y is an organization opffrn to any junior or sonior hoy. Tho assoviation is ahly sponsorfffl hy Nlr. Ymston. This Illfttlhf' of the group is To Craatc-. maintain. anfl extend throughout the school and com- munity high stanrlarcls of Christian Char- ar-tvrf' Thu' fulfill this hy prvsffnting an inspiring! Thanksgiving worship svrvim' anti joining with Sharclulm to work on thfx YPXVPOIIIPI'-F Party and the Bunfllf- Drive. ln arlclition the officers. Al Kravht. presi- flPnt: Charlos llirt. vic'P-prvsirlvntz Dirk Blank. sf'r'rf'tary: Tom Conforti. trffasurvrz l-Jon Soukup annl flf'I'll1Z'lll l,inrlPrnan. sorglffants-at-arms: anfl Stan Fullwoocl. Phaplain: flirPr't the annual Christmas formal flanrv whivh is c-age'-rly antir'ipatPfl lu' all thf' svhool. Wiorking harrl anfl pm'- forming tasks to thvir lltniosttvapaf-itv is typiral of lli-Y ancl its mmnlwrs. -Ks an- other activity lli-Y Pntfxrofl a float in thv Home-Coining ljaraflri. winning! first place-. 0038 I lllfslllhvrs FRONT ROW B Dunn W W It ll rr 1 n It lllunk. Il. iloln-. fl. lit-51-114-Iss. HOV' 2: fl. llirt lmlt l r 'f l Bl'l'1 ll NN iflxl' W X lHlli-- li. Janru. R. lmlns. ll. l'f-nnv-. 'lf fionfnrli ram ht P Nllrttn Nlr 'X ut n T R tl: I1 1 ll rku J l uruln I I in I X nilgir D, 11'-vrlw. IT, Xiu-il. .Ii l..unlu-it. li. 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X.1nfy lr-lu-r. .uvfl lw:f1'1-AL Filing. hunk e nf the l mrx 3 l uf mm Nlarrla Urns mf Paul Qehnmlt Bs gzlung up their Qtuclx halle to Qhms motlon PICIUTPQ rn clawroomi and awe-m lei the 'VIOVIF UPFRATORQ render a saluahle Qeruce The cluh alert renclera the how a Qeruce hx teaehmf' them to run the auclro sleual equipment Thx: wean the group IC under the cllreetmn of 'Xlr Zboroswkl and Preeldent Don Muell The IHONICQ mhleh are hmm thrnuffhout the year help the Qtudente In thelr clawroom Quhpecti and ard them ln Cl'l00ilIlf' a xoea hon Wekmn ' He ITIIIU out H1 the ness lllwrarx IQ the Joh aueptecl lx the LIBRARY AIDFQ Tn keep traek of the Il 000 lmoke of the XOC8ll0h8l f1leQ anrl of the numeroue mana zmee 12 lndeed a large taek The tuentx fflrle uh-v are memhers of the Llhrarx league avril Nllee lc-laml hx mending Ghelxmg and eheekmff out honkg for Qtudente among other lrhrarx clutu-Q The UII'lQ help flurlnv thmr Qtudx halle and after Qchool The alcle thle xear haxe elected Marcla Dow Nancy lmk Lorrame qlT'llll'l and Banm Oettlng as thelr offleere iblc mnue oper IIDTB Don Nlu ll and Eel 'Vltrtnn demon trate their I-ull S4 lvxtvr- plans. l'alrullw CUllIIf'll affairs. zlllcl all wtllvl' Llurllr 'lllfl ullitz' lil4lllN1'S Zil'4' tllf- ulws wllu must arrlvv vzlllx tu llc 'lt lllfxll' lm-ls lwfurr' llll- firxl pl-nplf' Clmw. Tlli- leafs ufl'ivf-lx uw Nancy ll4rlll'IlllBCli. xliifljfl Nl4PI'I'lNHI1. juflx Hunk. :Xllitu xlllflllffls. zlllrl Nlarvia llmv. V-lllll' fall-llllx spon- urf arm' Nlifs llmlstull arlfl Nllfs X1'lflf'I'l7Pl'gC'l'. 3 , A , I-lu-re-Ill'-.Nzlll llllrlfl-. Xlill'-lwlll Nvllvll---ll. XIIIIVN Il ll Il Imfk. l-ll-llzl llzlrflll-lvl-. llllll llrl-1'--ll, .lllfl lllllx fulxll ullllxillgg Ill Ill-' lilllv- Ill'-ll--l. rlxllv juli uf llllx FSIIER CI.l'll is llFSlSllIlQ all fl1lll'llH!lS uvll :lx ilu- Cfzlllflle-ligllt Fr-l'vin-1-, xlilrflllf' illlll Wig illlfl lllfllllll 4'W'lllN. Ylwllf'rl' glllx ill llllxll' UI1ll'1IfIIlS uf lllfllhll lxlll .-I 'lie-ka-1 Takerw.B-lll jam-a allll Fl' ll lllllllv'lv'l'. zllv' I1 lzllllallle' Il.iI'l -lf ll-llf .ll'llKIlI4'N. 'lll1'lu-I-. plv-al-fa lw-flllvwt llll' lwy- xlrtlllu ll' ll-lll 1- lllf' 1llllX uf ill:--w lmxx, XI tlll- llllw :ff ilu' xr-all rlf'lxl'l'll 'IWKI-QICS, M-l-ting llll' f1l'llllX IIll'llllH'lN ll: lllwy ful' ll le-1:-ixv alll ll-ll H1111 iifl l-N zlnalrll ill lwwu .l.ll--1 till: tlrlvwl- f-lr zlll :lllllvllv :lml illllllllflllllll 1-xvlltx I!llIHlI -lf lllvll xl-lx lrv-. Nll, Xflllllf 'lV4'll'4Il' ills' glulll: 85 RED CROSS COUNCIL, for- merly a hranch of School Council, is now a separate organization. Officers Nancy Hess. Judy Seat- ter, Nanci Oetting. and Sally Murphy. and the committee chair- men planned a program of varied activities for the year. The club engages in such projects as Cookie Day. knitting and art- work. In cooperation with the National Red Cross they collected funds for the Red Cross campaign and assisted in the blood donor program. Sponsored by Miss Brainerd. the group works ac- tixely as a chapter of the National .lunior Red Cross. Displaying their projects, the Red Cross executive meniln-rs proudly pose for their picture, Front row: J. Cook, Il. Lishn:-ss, Middle row: Greco, N. lless. ll. Cnyer. Hack row: S. Nlurphy, .l. lfiszner. wezazp THE ll.-XLI. Rl'It1ICl'Tl0NISTS in eed the llall Guards. who were a - ' new rules that eanie into eet with the new school addition. e ss . '- ' peasant people is io -- ' 'sitors to R-IS. Stationed n r - s' - doorways. they ean guide tht itsllors upon their entrance to the hu g. ' eping students from lHhll'lf'lllll,. rlasses that are in session. is also another tisk assigned to them. s i . .YN1 . L 1 . .Vrenu prepare to lr-axe for llnn llisenssing their duties. llall ltr-eeptionll A new clulw at R-ll this year. HI-fi is directed by the Chicago-wide organi- zation which stresses Christian ideals for all high school teenagers. The club sponsored a daily devo- tional period from Thanksgiving to Christmas and during the Lenten sea- son. At the entrance to the new wing. members decorated a Christmas tree. During Brotherhood Week. the club presented an assembly and arranged displays. Officers were Ken Panoch. Nancy Fisher. Barbara Cerny. and Bob Fogg. Pleased with the progress made. the club sponsor. Mr. Newton. plans to add more activities in the school next year. The Hi-C trio. Nancy Fisher. Nlariann Sorensen, and Tom Layman rehearse as Jean Nloore instructs the guest speaker in the in- tricacies of Hi-C's new organ. Any boy who possesses a var sity letter is eligible to ioin LET- TERHENi'S CLl'B.Two of their many activities are checking coats and supervising crowds at games. Newly sponsored by Xlr.W'esbey. 1-lull officers were Fred Zolla. Ron Yatale. Herman Lindeman. Cay Rogeness. and Ron l.yons. ROW' I: Wf Wright. K. Kasnicka. R. I.yons. R. 'Natalf-. F. Zolla. ll. limit-- man. C. Rogene--. R. Blank. J. Skoo- mai. C. Dr:-ter. ROV' 2: .-K. l.iitlet'ii'l-l, J. Tvlvling-. R. llusa. T. ffonforti. J. Stephenson. B. Dunn. D. Souknp, K, 'Kltv-ra. H. lloli.-. ROW 3: J, Teller. T, Palescli, J. Lambert. Y, Do-nker, j, Xpl- son. Rhind. R. Cross. K. Kracllt. fi. Potts, ROW' 4: F. Xlarton. Wi. Niac- Donzilrl, S lloskinson. il, Xie-1-mit-1. V. Qclirnidt. W. Ru-r-on. K. lillgm. li. xl!-lllt'll . ROW .11 l.. Braun, X. T.zmf' T. Ywlu-tl. Tl, fir-ruin. L95 1 iL' A.1A iK: f ' 1-, ii, ,I ffl 4-LU Y ff 5 5,1,i3,,LQ 5,ya,:g,5,gf4.i3.,.,I'Q1, . 3 - . ' ' 1 xv ffg?,f ,513 V. ,,,, . 1 4.1. A-A:Ef,:-043L1i,-I T, .lil V, 4 , .kv A ,-.f L Y V ,i rf. in, A x x -1 -- umffq 'fa 1. . . -, ' :J .- -- .2.:,, I .. -V Q V: 13. ' -' ' ' i , - 'sfrgy ,'1 , A-:t',-.:,f. lj-,j f , - -' A s . :fig-it .T W- vf H Q , , A. xl 1 Sxaofeaaion in UMR SC 0444 whoa! QMM4 oppaaiunllfied foe atucienzh in mgzaeu ffzenviefau in many gy Kyilflflld-iid? in- ZMMZ4 in wah WM4 wi auf, mwuc, aa fhamaafica, Me 41fw!enZ4 weak a andmaemiafqznq wack! fm lfrenuefzzwi am! athm. BAND UL l ff? M 533 gg Qgxpbub Discussing this year's question, How Should We Select the President of thc linited Statesifi' kept the ll-B DEB.-XTICIKS busy during the school year. Due to thc fact that many of the group were sopho- mores and lacked experience, Mr. Nlag- nuson and his debalers stayed homei' and learned strategy' in presenting their cases in order to prepare a team for coins petition next year. Those people who like to talk and can present their side of a case effectively' found that this club suited them. Wfhile seeking information on their topic. the debaters found many' other in- teresting facts. llehnle members Paul Schmidt and Boh ll'-iiwiletti contest an issue while Ken Panoch, Paul lxeller, and Neil Klein look on. Um 'i Une of the most vivid and colorful means of expression is through .KRT ae- tixities. Students can choose from a wide variety' of courses in which to prepare for a career. develop a worth-while holmby or gain an understanding and appreciation of color and design. R-B's elective courses include two years of General Art. Crafts. and :Xdvanced Fine Art. one year of Com- mercial Art. and one semester of Dress Design. The art department is headed hy Miss Ellsworth. with her associate. Nlr. Drew. Examples of the work done in art classes are on display in the new displays cases for everyone to see. kr! students .loan Teteak and Mary Ellen L -'r talents tn work in designing po-ters for the Nlnsqne and Wig play. 'l'l..- Ha '1l 4l lw Xllx- llxulllwvlm, Illow lu gun' :1 nla-rn LZIIIIIIIZIHI' filllll. -pun llllll'l' umlu Ilmlm ul ilu uurll 'Nz 44: 'I'l'Ni1llIl +11-Mlm. ul lffrl-lpn luml- lu llmw -Ilnlf-111 ulw ure' lll1lXlIIQ Il:-4-nf-I1 ur Flllllll-ll. ln mllliliwn In tlwir Hlfllllll muting. 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Besides presenting these programs for the general public, the music department also provided entertainment for Patrons Council meet- ings, school teas. and community meetings such as those of the Riverside Women's Club, the Lincoln School P.T.A.. and the Brookfield Womerfs Club. The A Cappella Choir provided the program for the traditional Candlelight Service, with the audience join- ing in several familiar carols. To a background of organ music the pages carried out the impressive ceremony of the lighting of the candles. The theme of the program was Christmas card greetings. with each song represent- ing a greeting. The program concluded with the inspir- ing Hallelujah Chorus. The Spring Concert. observing National Music Week. was presented by all the chorus groups, including the A Cappella Choir. the Girls' Chorus. the Boys' Chorus, and the Cirls' Ensemble. combining with the band and orchestra. directed by Nlr. Collins. The accompanists were Dorothy Cordes and Nancy Lindquist. ln the spring the Music Sponsors gave a dinner for all members of the music department. and awards for participation in choruses. band. orchestra, and accom- panists were given. The Music Sponsors provided schol- arships for R-B music students Nancy Felt. ,lean Moore. and Robert flornelisen to attend the University of Illinois Summer Nlusir' Camp. LPt's pruinnte pep. flfwlarvcl the- BAND. xsbirfb frwstvrs school spirit by playing at fnutball anfl basketball games. pep as-1-inblies. anfl the Hunwcoiningg paraflfl. ,X skillvrl per- fnrniancff at the annual Spring lfunvert cli- niaxvs tln- avtixities of tbis group. 'X system of awards provides a me-ans of rvwarcling students who contribute the most in the banml's suvcess. Committee l1l9lHlN'I'S sbarff rvspcmsibilitivs witb offivvrs. lfslir- Braun. limb BPI1f'fll'lll. and Barbara Sknunial. R-BR pr:-My lllil.iUI'f'llf'W. P, Pvrrin. B.Sln-l1fmmI,9, Hnllimziy. Nl. Xrclz- mlalr-. I.. Kunwl. B, Si'lHlI'l1lt'l'. antl U. Nels-in. strut at a pf-p ass:-nibly. Uwafiffmic... HHN 1: Huh W'l1itel1v'z11l. B1-lm Tliwmpswn. ,lim Hlzlbu. Rv-nf-ll lli-ln. llnr-ftlax tlrmv, Barbara gl-muniul. UI-n Ur-lka. llnb llnlpm-lx. .lun Fin-I:i. RUW 2: janv! frull. Bull ltppr-r-nn. Ray fflguninv-lll. bzivluxira Xl-Wlullin. Bull lwlggj. Wzivrn- lflxi-ns, Rub llnfyiwclrlll. lin-- svll Pliillips. Wintbrnp Nlginn. llar5 llmilin. ROW' '31 Nnrniuii IL.-vi-lt, Xl:-rrill llzirlinglnn. l.arry Nlingas, Paula Vvrsliy. K:-li llziilvl-. lxvfn Nliliyslial. l'ref4l brmitlili-r. ll:-rli l.ziwrv'nf'I'. l'znIli Sp:-i1rwr'. ROW li Run lux:-rs. tmnrgv Slxle-nlvlui. Run lurrllk. lxvn l't:ili. 1 nn N1-Ishii. B1-tty Slll'llUIT'lHl. l.lll'Y Knnvl. llairbgirzi N'lin i1l4'r. llnli Xlirv-liwll. Rill ituvk. T A ..-A 1 mu L- ROW 1: I., Hand, T. Weiner. N. Nc-mlvecl, R. Prazak. M. Noxalt. ll. llaxlik, D. Rankin. J. Poncarcl. I. Hrnlina. B. Skouma ROW 2: Nl. Hill:-r. F. 5.p4m'v1'. Cl. Sp:-im-ly, B. Ilolpuck.'.l. Spf-ta. J. lilalia, R.ASi'i1lo-lar. D. Buyly, K. Nlikyxlxai. ll. hiwrwnre HOW X1 K. Fixarw. fl, 5lil4'HI4'l'iLl. Il. Xllf-n. fy. Uoolf-n. lx. liaululx. B. lwm-fl:-ttl. R-Big ORCHESTRA enrourages the appreeiation and unclerstamling of lllU'lf' hy providing opportunities for IllUrlt'Z1l participation to all interesteal HlUflPIllN. liv- Sifles performing at the liafwfalaureatf- mul Commencement exercises. the group par- ticipates in the Spring Concert. Mr. Collins has organized an instrumental program. fitting the abilities of all sturlent5.tot:rf-ate a deeper musical feeling and lo flew-lop greater personal achievement. Teamwork in music is demonstrated by M. Novak. J. Hrdina Blaha, and their director, Hr. Collins. 'i,.E5 tx. . .gif iffy? , V D 7, J if 5 Q37 gfm , My Q R if ,SEMA in OUR SCHOO Jean cneafei fdd lffe f1tlJf2-048 of cfeaelafzinq dull! am! aecoqn-:Qing x . fnmeuing full afadh, Une dluienl' fmepaaefx fukmtelj fm Ln 0 H, fv N f-'xT..D I' 47715 X! Q? 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SCRIBBLERS, a club open to those taking a business education course. is ably headed ln Nllss Hewitt.. Fifty-five members carrs on their meetings very efftcientlx In order to prepare the girls for future business careers. i7UQlINtN men and women speak to them on vocational opportunities The girls put on an annual Nlother Daughter Tea. This year's officer were Peggy Cemar. Janet Rxtlr Sandra Schultz. Marianne 'lrnold and Joyce Nlaehaeek. faculty sponsors are Mrs. Jevey and Through their varied program schedule. the HOME ECONOM- ICS CLUB seeks to broaden inter- est in the different phases of home making. Subjects dealing with home economics are brought to the girls' attention through films. speakers, and demonstrations. This year's officers are Pat Bloomquist. Julia Welllnan, Carol Penzel. Carol Sa- farik. and Grace Dvorak. The Mrs. Kelly. Future homemakers Grace Dvorak, Carol Safarik, Marilyn Domabyl, and Nancy Fisher make use of the new Home EC equipment. BIOS LOGOS offers extra activities which wouldn't be covered in class to those interested in Biology. Led by its sponsor. lVlr. Eclquist, and its officers, Noel Nedved. Bob Peplow, Myra Faye Mortensen, and Dorothy Patton, the club encourages inter- est in the study of life through speakers, movies. and field trips during the year. To give the members practical experience in horticulture. the organization plans to uti- lize the new greenhouse. The club offers opportunities to attend conferences such as the Midwest Wild Life Conservation Con- ference. 8 I I 4 R-B51 greenhouse is utilized by Bios Logos officers 'Voel Nledved Bob Pe-plow, Myra Nlortensor and Dorothy Patton Students who are interest- ed in horses and horseback riding may satisfy their in- terest in the BRIDLE AND SADDLE CLUB, spon- sored by Miss Buchholz and Mr. Kaiser. This year's ac- tive officers were Barbara Zika, Nancy Eichelman, and Barbara Skournal. To learn as much as possible about U riding techniques, the group rides every Thursday. At the regular monthly meetings the organization hears from experts in the equestrian world. -in Bridle und Saddle members, ROW 1: .l. Begeman. C. Anderson, C. Crane, B Mrhlullin, B. Zika. N. Eichelrnan. ROW' 2: A. Svalos. lf.. Kuvhar. B. Skoumal S. Bran ham, A. Kosmak, eagerly await their weekly ride 130 . ,,,,. V ' Road techniques arf- applied by Rosalie Maier. Klary Anne Clark. and Nlarijo Nlorrison under the eye of Mr. Duval. 103 Lnder the guidance of Mr Duval the DRIY INC CLASSES learn courteous drulng habits 1n the srhool trammv car These drners of tomorrow haxe textbook work and class discussions before graduating to actual driving. Permanent drivers licenses are issued at the completion of the state tests Uiven at the end of the course. This class is in accord- ance with attempts to heighten the driving standards of teen-agers. A de- vice for testing the student's reaction at the wheel was used by Mr. Duval for the first time this year. Q, Ky f e1i1g? 7jX LU4 in OUR SCHOOL !VamaZZm!wwA44JZAeqwa4!aanJ42fuJy,2fhe gain-9 faqelhm al' pmiiu, lea, 4haw4, amf cfancu candi- z'u1fe4anawpafufan1pha4eafaua4c!mal I XA A x0 QQ L.: QQ Q N ,Af to We started oft our big: Homecoming week enfl with a pep rallv in the staclium on Frirlav evening. The crowd shouterl chef-ri led bv our Cheerleaders anfl Short talks on the next rlay'S events were given ln' the captains of the footlmall anrl cross country teams. To aclfl the final touch to the evening? excitement. the varsity Captain. Al Kracht. crownefl the Homecoming Queen. Yvinnie lill- wood. and her attendants. Sandy Schultz. Xancy' Linclquist. Bonnie Kuliicek. anfl Peggy Cemar. To complete the week end. everyone went to the Hurlclle- Hopi' anfl flancerl to the mueic of the Colrlen Notee. J ' -114 la.. 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CHORUS 94 95 Chvrla Mila 27 Crbnlka Viola 47 Sim' 19f ?f '22 ap ary o CLA ION 77 Clark MaryAnn 27 103 Cleary lVIrssR M 18 Collins Mr H 18 95 97 Collins Mary Clare 52 Confortr Thomas 28 64 70 82 Conway Mr M 18 Cook Joyce Anne 52 Cook Judxth 28 80 81 85 86 COOKS 18 Copeland Carolyn 23 28 Cord Jewyl 47 Cordes Dorothy 23 25 28 77 95 lm Comelraul Robert 52 94 Costenaro Ronald 52 Cotta Carrol 23 28 100 Cox Carol 52 Crane Carol 52 103 Crawford 'Vemette 52 SROSS COUNTRY 68 Lavarta 52 Cross Robert 42 60 64 70 Crowe Mrs Cmll Janet 47 93 96 Curda Janet 52 93 Curtis MLQE Cu-uc Mrchael 42 68 101 Cusrc Rrchard 52 68 7B 79 94 FUSTODIANS 2 Dakm Susan 52 Daleo Rav 64 Damore Sally 47 72 9 Danca Manlvn 42 DANCES 109 Danek Rcnemane 28 110 Darlmgton Memll 47 96 Davrs Herbert 42 Davrs Vrrgrnra 42 Daw Joan 22 28 DEANS 17 DEBATE 90 DeGaetano Elarne 47 DeGraaf Margaret 52 Denker Nell 41 42 so 70 79 sv Dennrs James 47 Devrtt Harry 52 Dnckerson Janet 28 Drckerson Kenneth 47 Dretnch Arlene 12 42 91 Dretrrch Duane 23 25 28 76 Dretnch Nancy 52 Drllrngham Thea 28 77 Dunkel Rrchard 47 Dohnal Gertrude 28 Dolezal Rrchard 52 Domabyl James 42 Domabyl Manlynn 47 91 102 Dombrow John 42 Donovan Kathleen 42 Doolen Garry 68 69 96 97 Dorsano Angelo 52 Dow Betty 52 Dow Marcxa 28 84 85 Dowen Janet 47 Drew Mr G 18 90 Drrsooll Patrncra 52 Dnsooll Lyn 28 85 DRIVING 103 Drobrsh Wrllxam 47 71 Dropka Edwrn 41 42 60 78 82 Drover Glenn 28 68 87 Dudley Mr W A 18 64 67 Dunlop John 52 94 Dum1Bruoe286063788287 Duval Mr W L 18 103 Dvorak Amella 52 Dvorak Elsre 42 Dvorak Gall 47 Dvorak Grace 47 91 102 Dvorak Robert 47 Dyer Wrlham 42 71 Fash Nell 47 Fbelrnpz John 68 70 Fdourst Mr H L 18 102 Fhlschlaeger Evelyn 52 Erchelman Nancy 29 103 Frsennann Edward 52 Ersner Janet 42 72 81 86 Fllacott Joan 52 Flhnzson Mr F A 18 61 69 Ellrott John 52 Fllrson Sue 52 Fllsworth M1ssE J 18 76 90 Ellwood Wrmfred 29 71 95 106 107 Fndrlz Dorothv 52 Engelsman Wrllram 29 Fngle Svlvra 47 Epperson Robert 47 61 96 Errckson Darlene 52 Frrclrson Terry 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