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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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Under the leadership of their new president, Mr. Harry Bamford, the Board members discussed current problems and made decisions concerning the school's present and future at their monthly meetings. Assisted by Miss Curtis and Dr. Brown, the Board did its usual capable job of supervising the selection and upkeep of the school's equipment. Again this year, a big project was the sponsorship of adult evening classes which offered a curriculum of both academic and prac- tical subiects ranging from ceramics to chemistry. Gale E. Gross Y Mrs. Rigmor Kracht James C. MacGowan Rvbeff W- MU Pl Y Frank Spachman Jr. Page 4 It is with gratitude for their many hours of dedicated service and for their many achieve- ments, the effects of which have left a lasting mark on the lives of many young people, that we dedicate this book to Mr. Hadek and Mr. MacGowan. Mr. Hodek began his long term of service on the School Board in 1943. His resource- fulness, ability as an organizer, willingness to listen to the ideas of others, and working knowl- edge of how to put the precepts of democracy into practice became immediately apparent, and within a year of his becoming a member of the Board, Mr. Hodek became its president. Since then, the enrollment has more than doubled and the number of the faculty has increased from thirty-eight to seventy-seven. The stadium was built soon after Mr. Hodek became President of the Board, and the new addition was completed a few years before his retirement. Mr. MacGowan served as a member of the School Board for sixteen years. During this time he took an active part in the civic affairs of Hollywood. Symbolizing his fine contri- butions in the field of human relations, Mr. MacGowan has received the Brotherhood Award and also the Yard Award through the National Conference of Christians and Jews. In his capacity as member of the School Board, Mr. MacGowan entered into all projects enthusiastically and as a former teacher, now retired, he was of tremendous assistance in making the plans for the new addition to R-B. The retirement of these men in the fall of 'I956 and the spring of 1957, respectively, was a tremendous loss to the school and community. programs and policies Page 5 ml.. Y 1 ..,, K ' ww .N .. mv f X , -'W Wv,. Q X- Qs in is 32 1 gs' 9 gg. f. Y, Q., if sg w A Q f g A F2 it . f ig, i . y w MF f f.zEx-tin. ' . fi ' 1, -,g?AQfM'-9 F' A- L. V WE A f fwmegii ' . I H A xi, V , . ' is ,.:,-552' Xl. Zkfa vifiv If -Quai? 021129 f if Tl9,iQif0G Q ,m.L - 23342 , ffffsxg x f EM QA ,Q f Q wiiigff f ' sgff,igz,::' x K. X 1: I .- 7' T4 75 ,f 'A ,fmwgiv---'I ' Wfwsfi--., g f,g,--,fgyfg-bgw , -Qg,g.:g-gggpxgstag - M Qiww r- .v . . Q J ,2 1,1251 IIE V , ' 5 x. N5 A 43- lilawff' QM., f mil 5 if ' ' f?7?M'11?i?62iL' , 1 Qf x ' 'xxx' 'w A XL' ff W bg' JJ 'pfg if MJ FULL 1 JQ JW? 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E-Qfgixx, 7 ' 'Q' ' K we sb . 4? ,few W, P 1 , . 'v . 'P ,'-.o, f L4 ' Q .Q 1.-1 fb, - . . lm Pr . ..,. g.' . ' ' Q: ' .s . - ' - , i 4 A 1 ,411 , W K ' kwin ig' was rg? .'-- ,K - 1 wwf- .Wm w. in deserving Dr. George W. Brown . . . Superintendent: B.A., Maryville College: Ed. M., University of Buffalo: Ph. D., University of Chu cago. Seen conferring with Dr. Brown are Mr. Fickas and Mr. Newton. A school is a thing of many dimensions. Most obvious, but least important, are the dimensions of the buildings and grounds. The width and length and height of a school provide the space in which the students learn and mature. Th'ere are, however, greater widths. The high school seeks to cultivate in the pupils a width of interest, a width of knowledge, a width of ex- perience. The richness of life is a product of this broadening of lite. The lengths too are not measured alone in yards, feet and inches. There are also the length of patience, the span of tolerance, the courage- ous length of endurance, the length of quiet perseverence. ln this dimension too, the River- side-Brookfield High School would help its stu- dents grow. Height or depth are also human, as well as geometric dimensions. Depth of understanding and depth of purpose, combined with height of aspiration, height of vision, and height of faith are levels without which life would be a two dimensional wasteland. The school would seek for each of you, its pupils, the fullest of growth in the many dimen- sions of your life. George W. Brown respect for dedicated 5 f Edna A. Michael . . . Dean of Girls: I B. Mus., Bush Conservatory: B.A., Q M. A., University of lllinoisp sponsor of Shorclub, Beceus, and Hall Guards. D 5 v Q 3 x La Rue G. Thompson . . . Dean of Boys: B.A., M. A., University of Illi- nois: sponsor of School Council and Honor Study Halls. ln Memoriam With fond remembrance and deepest reverence the students and teachers of R B wish to dedicate this memorial to Hubert Edqulst To the students he gave his greatest gifts patience understanding, and a vast knowledge of natural science Offering this knowledge and ex perlence to all who desired understanding, he mflcent world around them To his colleagues he gave his warm friendship together with his time and energy ln support of the faculty welfare program In a consideration of the varied dimensions of our school, two groups should be remembered those who are lnvmg its story and those persons who have contributed to Its finest chapters Mr Edqulst was such a person service 1 o l I I instilled in many young persons a love for the mag- I learning by teaching yo Q I- 4 7 FP!! ,,- 1 minds wi.. LEE A. ARTHUR . . . ead of Mathematics Department: B.S., Denison University: M.A., University of Chicago. JOHN M. BOLEY . . . Industrial Arts: B.S., Western Illinois State College: M.S., Bradley University: tennis coach. HAROLD CALVIN BOYD . . . Science: B.S., Lincoln Memorial University: M.S., Indiana University: freshmen basketball and football coach, varsity baseball coach. ALICE E. BRAINERD . . . Library and Music Department: B.M., Denver College of Music: B.A., Colorado State College of Education: M.A., University of Denver. INA L. BROE . . . Librarian: A.B., North Dakota State Teachers' College: B.S. in L.S., University of Illinois: M.A., University of Minnesota: sponsor of Library League. SECOND ROW: WILMA L. BUCHHOLZ . . . Business Education: B.Ed., Illinois State Normal University: M.A., Columbia University: sponsor of student activity. EDITH KING CAMPBELL . . . English: A.B., University of Des Moines: M.A., University of Denver: sponsor of Future Teachers of America. CLARENCE W. CARLSON . . . Social Science and English: B.Ed., Northern Illinois State College: M.Ed., University of Illinois. RUTH M. CLEARY . . . Head of Business Education Department: A.B., A.M., University of Michigan. HAROLD E. COLLINS . . . Instrumental Music: B.A., University of Dubuque: M.A., Uni- versity of Iowa. THIRD ROW: EVERETT L. COMPTON . . . Science: B.E., River Falls State Teachers' College: M.A., Uni- versity of Wisconsin. MARY JANE CULVER . . . Girls' Physical Education: B.S., MacMurray College. ETHEL M. CURTIS . . . Registrar: B.A., Coe College. DAVID ALLEN DICKMAN . . . Social Science: A.B., University of Chicago. FRANCIS T. DOMBROWSKI . . . Social Science: B.S.: M.S., Northern Illinois State Col- lege: co-sponsor of Debate Club. FOURTH ROW: GEORGE JOHN DREW . . . Art: B.A.E., School of the Art Institute of Chicago. WARREN L. DUVAL . . . Guidance, Social Science, Mathematics, Driver Training: B.E., Northern Illinois State College: M.A., Northwestern University. FREDERICK R. ELLINGSON . . . Social Science: A.B., Luther College: sponsor of HI-Y. ELIZABETH J. ELLSWORTH . . . Head of Art Department: B.Ph., University of Chicago B.A.E., M.A.E., School of the Art Institute of Chicago: co-sponsor of ROUSER. MIRIAM FRANCES FAGER . . . Head of Girls' Physical Education Department: B.Ed. Northern Illinois State College: M.A., Northwestern University: sponsor of G.A.A. Page 17 1 sponsoring sfudeni ocfiviiies and sports FIRST ROW: MARION M. FICKAS . . . Business Education: B.S., Central Missouri State College: M.A., Colorado State College of Education: athletic director. BERNARD PAUL FLEENER . . . Boys' Physical Education: B.S., M.S., Drake University: frosh-soph football coach, varsity basketball and track coach. ALICE THERESA GABRYSIAK . . . Business Education: B.S., Illinois State Normal University. PAUL H. GILBERT . . . Director of Vocal Music: B.S., Northern Michigan College of Edu- cation: M.M., University of Michigan: advisor to School Council. VIRGINIA RYDHOLM GRIMES . . . Foreign Language: A.B., A.M., University of Chicago: sponsor of French Club. SECOND ROW: DALE H. HALVERSON . . . Science: B.A., Luther College: M.Ed., Springfield College: sponsor of Lettermen's Club: varsity football and frosh-soph swimming coach. DALE W. HAMM . . . Mathematics: B.S., M.S., Western Illinois State College. ALBERT S. HARNSTROM . . . English: B.S., M.A., University of Illinois: sponsor of CLARION: golf coach. MARGARET JANE HEWITT . . . Business Education: B.Ed., Illinois State Normal Univer- sity: M.B.A., Indiana University: sponsor of Scribblers. MARIE HINE . . . Head of Foreign Language Department: A.B., A.M., University of Washington: iunior-senior guidance counselor: co-sponsor of senior class. THIRD ROW: EDYTH STONE HOPPERT . . . Foreign Language: B.A., Northwestern University: M.A., University of Wisconsin: sponsor of Pro Merito. MARY M. HOUSTON . . . Head of English Department: B.A., Knox College: M.A., Univer- sity of Chicago: sponsor of School Council. EDGAR JENKINS . . . Industrial Arts: B.Ed., Eastern Illinois State College: M.A., North- western University. LEWIS J. JENKINS . . . Industrial Arts: B.S., Eastern Illinois State College: sponsor of Rifle Club. STEPHANIE HELEN JEVEY . . . Home Economics: B.S., University of Illinois: M.S., Colo- rado A. and M. FOURTH ROW: WILLIAM H. JOHNSON . . . Business Manager: M.S. in Ed., Macomb University. NORTON RALPH KAISER . . . Head of Social Science Department: Ph.B., Ph.M., Univer sity of Wisconsin. TREVA L. KELLY . . . Head of Home Economics Department: B.Ed., Western Illinois State College: M.E., Colorado State College of A. and M. PHYLLIS RUTH KIMMEL . . . English: A.B., Indiana University. RACHEL READ KLEIN . . . Science: B.A., Southern Illinois University: M.S., University of Illinois: sponsor of Bios Logos and the greenhouse. Page 19 counseling sfudenis for fuiure EW VY I 'i'? life FIRST ROW: THOMAS JOHN KMIECIAK . . . Social Science and Boys' Physical Education: B.S., North Central College: sponsor of Lettermen's Club: varsity football and track coach. JOSEPH KONCIUS . . . Foreign Language: B.A., M.A., University of Illinois: sponsor of German Club. MERRILL GEORGE LOTT . . . Head of Science Department: B.S., University of Chicago: B.E., Northern Illinois State College: M.A., Northwestern University: sponsor of Wash- ington Trip. DONA JEAN MURREN . . . English: B.A., M.A., University of Chicago: co-sponsor of ROUSER. J. RICHARD MYERS . . . English: A.B., Manchester College. SECOND ROW: HELEN NACHBAUER . . . Mathematics: B.S. in Ed., Northern Illinois State College: spon- sor of Mathematics Club. GEORGE JOHN NAPIER . . . Boys' Physical Education: Ph.B., University of Illinois: sport equipment manager. ELIZABETH JANE NEIDERBERGER . . . Mathematics: B.S., M.S., Purdue University: sponsor of Usher Club and iunior class. THOMAS A. NEWTON . . . Social Science: B.Ed., Southern Illinois University: M.A., George Peabody University. SHERLE ANN OLSON . . . Girls' Physical Education: B.S., University of Illinois: co-sponsor of G.A.A. THIRD ROW: FRANCIS JIM PERKINS . . . Boys' Physical Education: B.S., University of Dubuque: M.A., University of Iowa: football and swimming coach: sponsor of Life Guard Club. ELIZABETH ANN REAL . . . Home Economics: B.S., University of Illinois: sponsor of Home momics Club, co-sponsor of Sharclub. MARY MARGARET RHIND . . . Girls' Physical Education: B.S., Mary Hardin Baylor Col- lege: M.S., MacMurray College: sponsor of Cheerleaders. EVELYN CHAPIN SANDAHL . . . Home Economics: B.S., M.S., Iowa State College. MURRILL DAVID SANDERS . . . English: A.B., University of Illinois: M.A., Harvard Univer- sity: sponsor of Jesters: varsity wrestling coach. FOURTH ROW: CLAIRE LOUISE SCHELLHASE . . . English: B.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology: M.A., New Jersey Teachers' College: co-sponsor of Debate Club. BEVERLY SCHULTZ . . . English, Foreign Language: B.S., Wisconsin State College: spon- sor of Masque and Wig. E. LUCILE SHIPLEY . . . English: B.E., Illinois State Normal University: M.A., Columbia University: co-sponsor of Future Teachers of America. WILLIAM A. SHUEY . . . Head of the Industrial Arts Department: B.E., Northern Illinois State College: M.A., Colorado College of Education: athletic advisor. GEORGE H. STANGER . . . Mathematics: B.A., North Central College: M.A., Northwestern University: cross country and track coach. Page 21 PAUL MATTHEIS STEPHAN . . . Englishg B.A., North Central Col- WALLACE WADINGTON . . . Head of Boys' Physical Education lege, M.A., University of Illinois, frosh-soph guidance counselor, Department, B.S., Wesleyan University, M.S., University of lllin faculty member of School Council. noisy frosh-sopl1 basketball and freshman football coach. BLANCHE E' SUCHY - - - Head of Heclfl' DePf e'1'f R-N-f ANN M. west . . .Foreign Language, Englishg A.a., indiana uni- C.P.H.N., B.S.P.H.N., M.Ed., Loyola Universityp sponsor of Future Nurses' Club and Junior Red Cross Council. JAMES ARTHUR SWANSON . . . Mathematics, B.S., M.S,, Western Illinois State College. versity, sponsor of Spanish Club. RICHARD A. ZBOROWSKI . . . Mathematics, AudioAVisual, B.S. M.A., Northwestern University, sponsor of Movie Operators. WILLIAM JOHN VANDEMERKT . . . Industrial Arts, B.S., Western M. LOUISE ZILLER . . . Cafeteria Director, B.S., Kansas State Col- lllinois State College, frosh-soph football and baseball coach. lege, M.S., Columbia University. secretaries Preparing student bulletins, making program cards, keeping club funds safe, and checking attendance were some of the tasks of the SECRETARIES in the main office, personnel office, and bookstore. Secretarial staff includes: Beverlee Wolf, Mrs. Grace Arnold, Sharon Aldrich, Ardelil Woodcock, Mrs. Vernon Bartlett, and Lois Stolfa. if 55 :lima y T ii. : A K my ills :gyyg h i Le. M--.. FIRST ROW: Emma Seidenstraug, Madge Siegler, Lucy Harsfall, Marie Brichacek, Agnes Kulczynski. SECOND ROW: Dora Bunge, Ann Hallongren, Stephanie Bedrava, Eleanora Jirsa. Roasting holiday turkeys, baking pies, and preparing delicious casseroles, the COOKS worked diligently to please the long lines of hungry R-B students. Each day during the year they managed to find new ways to tempt never- failing appetities. Regulating the heat, cleaning the classrooms, and moving chairs and pianos through the halls constituted part of the work of the CUSTO- DIANS. Many parties and other activities would have been doomed to failure if these cheerful assistants to students and faculty had not been on hand to open doors, hook up microphones, and perform countless other vital services. custodians FIRST ROW: Mrs. Antionette Smith, Mrs. Helen Halunka. SECOND ROW: John Delaney, Harold Culver, Ray Nozewnik, Fred Werner, Charles Polak. X Q 5 we-or Jerry Sedlacek certainly isn't the only one who finds these comp licated models of atomic structure interesting. Chemistry classes develop a keen awareness of what things are and why they beha ve as they do. augmenting Chemistry isn't all the learning of principles. Stu- dents like Jay Ward and Gordon Woeltje have an opportunity to test what they have learned by com- 1 bining elements in the chemistry laboratory. Page 24 W, ll, s .lu ,- AL., l Dave Taller aids some of his fellow sludenfs in com. In Mr. Compton's physics class students learn through demanstra prel-lending G mcfllemqylcal principle more Clearly tions which accompany classroom lectures about the laws govern through a visual display. l 9 0'-'V Universe. precision and accuracy fy M Squares, triangles, and parallelograms are ol the utmost importance in geometry classes. Here Bob McDowell, with the aid of a blackboard compass, demonstrates the properties of a circle. Page 25 Students learn to express their ideas in many different ways. Here Nancy Forst balances the interesting mobile she constructed in art class. Miss Houston instructs a senior English class, including Carol Haubl and Joan Kolar, in the principles of correct grammar. This class is espe- cially designed to aid those who plan to go on to college to write, speak, and think more clearly and accurately. Page 26 widening lhe scope Music is a rewarding farm of sell- expression. Carlotta Spensley not only enioys playing the harp, but also gives those who listen a great deal of enioyment. of self-expression ,f-.mx K .. X ' f S s s , Q I srr ir,rQsr The boys' glee club is an important part of the music life at R-B. Here Jerry Chlumsky and Bob Prazak go over a selection with choir director, Mr. Gilbert. Page 27 . 4 y,.:v ' .Q , 5 J , J ,ly ,ff if .. 2 Q. L ig 1, A A N- .H , +1 'V ' G ' t- 1 .W A fi LQ, 'QQ . A H xy 4 ff f viii f wb J A N M ,, V 1lA V J, xy A , , E' - K ii ' 4 , e . Q ,T v ' Q?- ' 2? QQ L1 -.13 K ' 9. f 'Y Q ' 'Q- -:,. 2- ,,,,, IL X ., 1 xx, ,H A-JY - V..- 'V aye -A.. JH Q , -H, 2' , ilk 'T K wwf? 'Q E ii 5 mv. 352, 1-. Ricky Caruso seems very intent on making this project for architectural drawing really successful. Combining art and mechanical drawing, this course requires patience as well as skill. of manual skills Aside from the normal cooking and sewing classes the bungalow hostesses like Janice Holzwart, Kristin Linn, and Lenore Viktora donate a period a day to aid the Home Economics Department. Practice, practice, and thore practice is said ta be the making of a really good typist. Carol Konecny seems to be taking this advice seriously as she puts a typing session to good use. Page 29 r' .Q - is is i efgftkwiw, r ' tl mL.L, ' is t ag, g i s 1 in ff ,ti.I 'L 'L' L' Q ' tt t t K -, 5.5, I ' ns. fggft' 5,55 : ,L'LL L' L- 2 L AF - we . ,. wt, 5 . - t 14' A 1 K ., ,AYP g r y V ' 55, gg V. ' ws it A -1 s Latin is much more than lust the usual amo amos omat Cody Engle adlusts the protect which he has constructed from pipe cleaners expanding natural interests Spanish students have an opportunity to do more than learn the language of those south of the border. They learn many of the interesting facts about the lives and customs of the people, George Phillip demonstrates the use of matador picks to the mem- bers af his Spanish class. Page 30 . Q . , 1 J Richard Heinsen and Dennis Kennedy, en- Henrietta Bartizal proudly casts her ballot iust as thousands of Ameri- couraged by their study of ancient Egypt, cans across the country do. The mock election, held concurrently with put the finishing touches on their Egyptian the national Presidential election, was sponsored by Mr. Kaiser's pyramid which they created as o social sci- American government classes. in people everywhere In senior sociology classes students learn about very important people . . . themselves. Here Doctor Sazama gives his talk entitled The Birds and the Bees. Page 31 4f-- NCQ 5 Q35 iii 3 W SHO we Q23 9 lg if 115 PQ -L W 'High in i ,Jthe senior girls in - 'f I Letterme ' ibs, lead a jubilant A cheer dfa pep assembly. .2 5? is J J senior status and privileges A unique problem faces the four valedictorians. Gary Doolen sug- gests a solution for the farewell speech to Ellen Chartrand, Dr. Brown, Janet Alon e, and Judith Schmerling. Two hearts! I pass. LaVerne Havlik, LaVonda Boyer, Judy Nielsen and Judi Pikas carefully scrutinize their cards in P.E. class after learning the fundamentals of bridge. MN, oiiaining honors through UPPER TEN PER CENT, CLASS OF 1957 Janet Alonge Waledictorianj Carl Altheide Mary Anne Archdale David Balla Barry Brown Nancy Chaloupka Ellen Chartrand Waledictorianl Richard Cusic Diane Dettmer Gary Doolen Waledictorianj Joann Drummond Dorothy Endriz Nancv Felt Thomas Hadac fSaIutatorianl Robert Hedden Dianne Humel Richard Malek Ralph Matzelle Kathleen McCaffrey Mary Ann Novak Marilyn Peters Ronald Pisha Denis Poleck Patty Jane Rader Judith Schmerling CVaIedictorianl David Tauer Barbara Timko NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY RBs outstanding athletes are NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY members. FIRST ROW: Herbert Holin, Davld Kostka Robert Hutchison Herb Lawrence Gary Doolen, Robert Cornelisen. SECOND ROW: John Bergesen, Ken Ptak, Carl Althelde Gale Gross Richard Sermg Donald Neal, William Stach. service and achievement FIRST ROW: Judith Schmerling, Kathleen McCaffrey, Janet Alonge, Nancy Cha- loupka, Dorothy Endriz, Dorothy Honsa, Dianne Humel. SECOND ROW: Nancy 5Felt, Mary Ann Novak, Joan Ellacott, Barbara Timko, Ellen Chartrand, Diane Dettmer, Joann Drummond, Mary Anne Archdale, Patty Jane Rader. THIRD ROW: Gary Doolen, Thomas Hadac, Richard Malek, Carl Altheide, Donald Neal, Richard Cusic, David Tauer, Herb Lawrence. NOT PICTURED: Barry Brown. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY membership crowns the achieve- ments of four years for R-B's twenty-five members. Chosen on a basis of personality, school service, and academic standing, mem- bers receive this honor which closely parallels the Phi Beta Kappa college award. Mr. Stanger informs Rich Mal- ek of his election to National Honor Society. recognizing oufsfanding CARL ALTHEIDE . . . Council . . . National Honor Society . . . his presence is reassuring . . . baseball . . . National Athletic Scholarship Society . . . basketball . . . a tall man is always looked up to. DICK CUSIC . . . President of School Council . . . calm, determined leadership . . . HI-Y . . National Honor Society . . . to him we have given our respect and our confidence. GARY DOOLEN . . . Class President . . . football . . . Carol Ann . . . wrestling captain . . . young man with a horn . . . National Honor Society . . . Valedictorlan . . . there is no knowl- edge that is not power. JOAN ELLACOTT . . . Co-editor of ROUSER . . . National Honor Society . . . head usher . . . CLARION . . . a gentle beauty . . . Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow . . . quiet service is true service TOM HADAC . . . Class Vice-president . . . National Honor Society . . . Salutatorian . . . debate . . . I Speak for Democracy . . . Council . . . high erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. LOIS JOHNSON . . . Homecoming Queen . . . there's magic in her smile . . . Sharclub . . . Bob . . . cheerleader . . . charity . . . Oh Master, let me walk with Thee. HERB LAWRENCE . . . Council . . . Debate Club President . . . blond crew cut . . . wrestling . . . football . . . Hi-Y . . . National Honor Society . . . he has a wish to do, a will to try, and the ability for success. MARY JANE LINKS . . . Class Treasurer . . . she has the fresh fair grace of spring . . . so much enthusiasm . . . Corresponding Secretary of School Council . . . let's get out the vote . . . her ways are ways of pleasantness. CAROL ANN MAXANT . . . We're from R-B . . . Class Secretary . . . Council . . . Gary . . . a concern for others . . . Sharclub . . . in those merry blue eyes there is warmth and sin- cerity. MARY ANN NOVAK . . . Co-editor of ROUSER . . . CLARION . . . concentrated energy . . . National Honor Society . . . she has filled her life with music . . . Mosque and Wig . . . so many talents, so wisely used. seniors. . . I 957 FRANCIS SAZAMA . . . President of Youth Center . . . Doc . . . football co-captain . . . Lynne, that's my girl . . . Council . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . let's get the Youth Center built. FRED SCHLANGE . . . Council . . . these are the best years of my life . . . Arlene . . . let me brush away your troubles with a ioke . . . what, me worry? . . . Hi-Y . . . he gave us his laughter. DICK SERING . . . Editor-in-chief of CLARION . . . there is power in his words . . . baseball . . . an able man on the basketball court . . . National Athletic Scholarship Society . . . calm is he who knows the way. CARLOTTA SPENSLEY . . . Sharclub President . . . shining dark hair . . . Ron . . . life can be so much fun . . . CLARION . . . an angel with a harp . . . her key to success is her winning personality. DAVE TAUER . . . Letterman . . . golf . . . football manager . . . basketball manager . . . he gave of himself . . . Hi-Y . . . new there's a handsome fellow . . . with all his heart the tru- est of sportsmen. becoming leaders of council, FIRST ROW: JAMES MICHAEL AHLGRIM . . . Hi-Y Club 3, Board of Directors 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Basketball 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, A Cappella Choir 2, Boys' Glee Club 4, Chorus 1, Faculty Assistant 4. HERBERT EDWARD ALLEN. JANET ALICE ALONGE . . . Bios Logos, Treasurer 2, Debate, Treasurer 3, French Club 3, F. T. A. 3, 4, German Club 4, Modern Language Club I, Clarion 3, Rouser 3, Copy Editor 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, General Sports Manager 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, P. E. Leader 3, Talent Show I, National Honor Society 4. CARL PHILIP ALTHEIDE . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Board of Directors 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Pro Merito I, President 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Football I, A Clppella Choir 2, 3, President 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, School Council 1, 2, 4, Auditor 3, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT E. ANDERSON . . . Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero, Illinois I. DELORES ANN ANDRES . . . Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero, Illinois 3, Home Economics Club 4, G. A. A. 3, Faculty Assistant 4. SECOND ROW: ARLENE MARIE ANSANI . . . Transferred from Nazareth Academy, La Grange, Illinois 1, Clarion 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Office Assistant 4. PATRICIA A. ANSLEY . . . Beceus 2, Library League 2, 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 'I, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANNE ARCHDALE . . . Bios Logos 2, F. T. A. 4, Modern language Club I, 2, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Secretary 4, Usher Club 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Faculty Assistant 2, 3, 4, P. E. Leader 3, Talent Show 2, National Honor Society 4. JUDITH BAKER . . . A Cappella Choir 4. FRANCINE MARYLIN BALDACCI . . . Modern Language Club I, 2, G. A. A. I, 2, P. E. Leader 3. DENNIS CHARLES BALDI. THIRD ROW: DAVID ANDREW BALLA . . . Pro Merito 2, Golf I, Tennis 2. SANDRA JEAN BARNES . . . Beceus 2, Pep Club 4, G. A. A. 2, Faculty Assistant 4, Office Assistant 4, Talent Show 2. KENNETH ALEXANDER BARTOSZ . . . Clarion, Sports Editor 4, Band I, 2, 3, Vice President 4, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Director 4, School Council 4, Talent Show I, 2. Page 38 FIRST ROW: RENELL ARLENE BASTA . . . Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 37 Maiorette 2, 3: Pep Band 1, 2. DALE ELAINE BAUMRUCKER . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos, Secretary 2, F. N. A. 3, 4, Life Savers 4: .Iesters I, 2, Pro Merito 25 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, School Council I, 2, 3, 41 Talent Show 'I. BEVERLY JUNE BEDNARIK . . . Home Economics Club 2, 3: Pro Merito 3, Scribblers 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2. SECOND ROW: JEANNETTE MARIE BEGEMAN. JOANNE MILDRED BELLANDI . . . Home Economics Club 2: Scribblers 2. JOHN ERIC BERGESEN . . . Wrestling I, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3. JACK EDWARD BERGMAN . . . Basketball 'I, 2: Track Ti Faculty Assistant 3, 4. RUSSELL JOSEPH BIRNBAUM . . . Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero, Illinois I. RUDOLPH ARTHUR BOEHM . . . Wrestling I. THIRD ROW: HANS BOLLI . . . Transferred from Sekundarschule Gossau-Zch., Switzerland 'ly Modern Language Club 1, 27 Spanish Club, Vice-presi- dent 3. ANNETTE BORISOFF . . . Rifle Club 47 Faculty Assistant 4. DIANE MARIE BORT . . . Transferred from Maria High School, Chicago, Illinois, 2, Home Economics Club 2. NORMAN BOSEK . . . Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra 2. LA VONDA LEE BOYER . . . Beceus 2, Clarion 'I, 2, Talent Show 2. BARRY WILSON BROWN . . . Transferred from Lew Wallace High School, Gary, Indiana, 3, Debate, Treasurer 4, German Club 4: HI-Y 3 45 Lettermen's Club 4, Stage Crew Club 3, 4, Rouser 4, Football, Manager 41 Tennis 3, National Honor Society 4. shorclub, and publicciions FIRST ROW: ALICE S. BUDD . . . Bios Logos 2, Scribblers 3, 4. CAROLE MARIE BYCEK . . . Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero, Illinois, 2. BRUCE CANDRA . . . Tennis 2. SECOND ROW: ENRICO CARUSO . . . Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4. FRANK ROBERT CASALINO . . . Football 'l, 2, Golf 2, Wrestling 1, 2. SANDRA JEANNE CASHMAN . . . Beceus 2, French Club 3, F. N. A. 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Chorus I. CORAL LYNN CERNY . . . Home Economics Club 2, Pro Merito 2, Rifle Club 4, Usher Club 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Faculty Assistant 2. JAMES ROBERT CERNY . . . Lettermen's Club 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4. NANCY ELISE CHALOUPKA . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, F. T. A. 3, President 4, Jesters 2, Masque and Wig 4, Pro Merito I, 2, Clarion, News Editor 4, Rouser 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Chair I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, National Honor Society 4. THIRD ROW: ELLEN GAIL CHARTRAND . . . Transferred from Northeast High School, Kansas City, Missouri, 3, Masque and Wig 4, Spanish Club 4, Clarion 3, 4, Rouser 4, National Honor Society 4. MARY JO CLAPP . . . F. T. A. 4, G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Chorus 'l, 2, P. E. Leader 3. MARY CLARE COLLINS . . . Modern Language Club 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ANNE COOK . . . Beceus 2, Scribblers 3, Usher Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Maiorette 2, 3. ROBERT CORNELISEN . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, 4, A Cappella Choir 'I, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 4, Class Officer, Sergeant-at-arms 4, Faculty Assistant 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. writing time reports and philosophies of life FIRST ROW: CAROL LEE COX . . . Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. CAROL ANN CRANE . . . Beceus 2, Bios Lo os 2, Bridle and Saddle I, Jesters 2, Masque and Wig 3, Secretary 4, Thespian 3, 4, Usher Club 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Faculty Assistant 2. JANET IRENE CURDA . . . Jesters 1, Chorus 1, Talent Show 1, 2. RICHARD ELWIN CUSIC . . . Bios Logos 2, Hi-Y Club 4, Board of Directors 3, Pro Merito 1, Treasurer 2, Football 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Class Officer, Treasurer 2, School Council 1, 2, Vice-president 3, President 4, National Honor Society 4. GEORGE VINCENT CUYLER . . . Transferred from Lane Technical High School, Chicago, Illinois 3, Swimming 3. SUSAN JEPSON DAKIN . . . Library League 4, Modern Language 2, Red Cross 2, Office Assistant 2. SECOND ROW: MARGARET GRACE DE GRAAF . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, Library League 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Life Savers 4, Modern Language 1, Scribblers 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 4. RONALD JOSEPH DELIMATA . . . Transferred from Farragut High School, Chicago, Illinois 2. DIANE LEE DETTMER . . . Transferred from Glenbard Township School, Glen Ellyn, Illinois 2, Usher Club 3, Clarion 4, Rouser 4, G. A.A. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4 HARRY MICHAEL DEVITT . . . Cross Country 1, 2, Golf 4, Swimming 1, Track 1, 2, 3. NANCY DIETRICH . . . Bios Logos, Vice-president 2, French Club 4, Home Economics Club 4, Library League 2, 3, 4, Modern Language Club 1, 2, Usher Club 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Talent Show 2. VIRGINIA LOUISE DODGE . . . Transferred from Glenbrook High School, Glenview, Illinois 1, Masque and Wig 3, 4, Clarion 4, G. A. A. 2, 4, Sport Manager 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Nurse's Assistant 2, Talent Show 2. THIRD ROW: RICHARD DOLEZAL . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Band 1. GARY DEAN DOOLEN . . . Debate, Vice-president 3, Hi-Y Club, Vice-president 3, Chaplain 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Vice-president 4, Cross Country 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1 2, 3, Captain 4, Band 1, 2, 3, President 4, Chorus 1, Orchestra 2, 3, Class Officer, President 3, 4, Talent Show 1, 2, National Honor Society 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. JO ANN DRUMMOND . . . Transferred from York High School, Elmhurst, Illinois, 2, Bios Logos 2, F.T. A. 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Chorus 2, Nurse's Assistant 2, National Honor Society 4. Page 41 cromming for college boords FIRST ROW: JOHN ANDREW DUNLOP . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Movie Operators Club I, 2, 3 4 Stage Crew Club 4 A Cappella Choir 2 Boys Glee Club 4 Chorus I, Hall Guard 4. AMELIA MARIANNE DVORAK . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, F.T.A. 4, Pro Merlto I 2 Red Cross 2 EVELYN JOAN EHLSCHLAEGER . . . Masque and Wig 4, Pro Merito I, 2 Scrlbblers 4 G A A I 2 EDWARD A. EISERMANN . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, Football 1, Wrestling 'I 2 3 A Cappella 2 Chorus 1 JOAN MARIE ELLACOTT . . . Beceus 2, French Club 4, Vice-president 3, F T A 3 4 Pro Merlto 'I 2 Sharclub Senate 2 Usher Club 3 4 Clarion 4, Rouser 2, 3, Co-editor 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, National Honor Society 4 JOHN ARTHUR ELLIOTT . . . Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Wrestling 'I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Office Assistant 4. SECOND ROW: SUSANNE LEE ELLISON . . . Beceus 2, F. N. A. 3, Vice-president 4, Scribblers 3 Usher Club 4 G A A 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Nurses Assistant 4, Talent Show 2. DOROTHY MARIE ENDRIZ . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos, President 2, Debate 3 F T A 3 4 Library League 2 3 Vice president 4 Masque and Wig 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Modern Language I, 2, Red Cross 2, Sharclub Senate 2 Spanish Club 3 Treasurer 4 Usher Club 3 4 Clarion 3, Rouser 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, Point Secretary 3, Vice-president 4 Chorus 'I 2 3 National Honor Society 4 DARLENE ELSA ERICKSON . . . Beceus 2, Home Economics Club 4, Modern Language Club I G A A I 2 3 4 Talent Show 2 WILLIAM A. ESKEY. ARLEEN FRANCES FALCO . . . Transferred from Harrison Technical High School Chicago Illinois 3 NANCY LEDOCIA FELT . . . Bios Logos 2, Masque and Wig 4, Modern Language Club I Treasurer 2 Sharclub Senate 2 3 Vice president 4, Rouser 3, Photography Editor 4, G. A. A. 'I, 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 3 Librarian 4 Accompanlst 4 Boys Glee Club Accompamst 4 Chorus Accompanist I, 3, National Honor Society 4. TH I RD ROW: EDWARD C. FIELDS . . . Transferred from Fairbanks High School, Fairbanks Alaska 4 Football 4 RALPH G. FILIP . . . Spanish Club 3. ANNA FILISHA. Page 42 FIRST ROW: ARLENE CATHERINE FISCHER . . . Beceus 2, Library League 2, 3, President 4, Jesters I, Scribblers 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Usher Club 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 'l, P. E. Leader 3, Talent Show 2. HAROLD JOSEPH FORST . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4. DAVID W. FOSKETT . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, Boys' Glee Club 4. SECOND ROW: ALVIN LADDIE FRANCIK . . . Lettermen's Club 4, Pro Merito I, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Golf l, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD D. FRIEMEL . . . Baseball I, 2, 3. VERDA KATHERINE FULLERTON . . . Chorus I. RICHARD G. GABRISCH . . . Cross Country 1, Wrestling 1, 2. ROSEMARY T. GASPARRO . . . Transferred from Josephinum High School, Chicago, Illinois 2. BONNIE EILEEN GENDEL . . . French Club 3, F. T. A. 4, Modern Language Club 2, Red Cross 4. THIRD ROW: MARVIN INER GETTY . . . Transferred from Wheaton Academy, Wheaton, Illinois 3, Wrestling 3, 4. ELIZABETH NATALIE GOOD . . . Home Economics Club 4, G. A. A. I. GALE A. GROSS . . . Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Track 3, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. RICHARD L. GROUT . . . Lettermen's Club 2, Football 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I. RICHARD E. GROVE . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Clarion I, Football i, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, Faculty Assistant 4, School Coun- cil 'I 2 LENORE JEAN GURGEL . . . Home Economics Club 3, G. A. A. 'l, Sport Manager 2. and final exams FIRST ROW: CAROL GWIN . . . Transferred from Gage Park High School, Chicago, Illinois 3. THOMAS FRANK HADAC . . . Debate 3, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, Class Officer, President 2, Vice-presi- dent 4, Office Assistant 3, School Council 4, National Honor Society 4. JANET RAE HANEY. SECOND ROW: CAROL ANN HAUBL . . . Beceus, Treasurer 2, Scribblers 3, Usher Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Sport Manager 4, Chorus 3, Maiorette 2, 3. LA VERNE ADRIENNE HAVLIK . . . Bios Logos 2, Modern Language Club 1, 2, Usher Club 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Swim- ming Meet Attendant 4, Office Assistant 3, Talent Show 1, 2. ROBERT F. HEDDEN . . . Movie Operators 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Basketball, Manager 2, Football 1, 2. JOHN HINDS . . . Transferred from St. Patrick's High School, Downpatrick, County Down, Northern Ireland 4. ANTHONY F. HLAVKA . . . Bios Logos 2, Camera Club 1, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling 3. HERBERT F. HOLIN . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Cross Country 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 4, Class Bum 3, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. THIRD ROW: ROBERT JOHN HOLPUCH . . . Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Talent Show 1, 2. DOROTHY ANN HONSA . . . Transferred from Lyons Township High School, Lo Grange, Illinois 2, F. T. A. 4, Home Economics Club 4, Masque and Wig 4, Pro Merito 3, G. A. A. 3, 4, Chorus Accompanist 3, Orchestra 4, National Honor Society 4. NORMAN HORTER . . . Transferred from Brentwood High School, St. Louis, Missouri 4, Baseball 4. ROBERT JOSEPH HOSTICKA . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, Class Officer, Sergeant-at-arms 1, Vice-president 2, School Council 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM E. HOSTICKA . . . Baseball 1, 2, Cross Country 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Track I, 2, Band 1, School Council 1. DIANNE CAROL HUMEL . . . Pro Merito 1, 2, Sharclub Senate 4, Chorus 1, 2, Talent Show 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. supporting senior athletes in their lost season FIRST ROW: GLENN R. HUSA . . . Wrestling I. ROBERT NICHOLAS HUTCHISON . . . Hi-Y Club 3, President 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Boseball 2, Cross Country 2, Track I, 3, 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. RONALD W. INCROCCI . . . Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, Swimming 'I. WAYNE EDWARD JACOBI . . . Baseball I, 2. MARIE AGNES JANCA . . . Home Economics Club 1, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Sport Manager 3, 4, P. E. Leader 3. MARGARET B. JEHLIK . . . Library League 2, Chorus 'l, 2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Office Assistant 4, Talent Show 2. SECOND ROW: STEPHEN .I. JIRKA . . . Football 2, Track I, Faculty Assistant 3. LOIS KAY JOHNSON . . . Cheerleaders 'l, 2, 3, Captain 4, Hi-C Club 1, 2, 3, Scribblers, Vice-president 3, Sharclub Senate 4, Treasurer 3, G. A. A. 1, 3, Secretary 2, Homecoming Queen 4, Office Assistant 3. EDWARD JOHN KARLOVIT . . . Football 1. CAROL MARIE KASNICKA . . . Home Economics Club 4, G.A. A. 2, Chorus 3. CHARLES ALLEN KAVLOCK . . . Wrestling 1, 2. MICHAEL EDWIN KELLOGG . . . Bios Logos 2, Hi-Y Club 4, Baseball 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Hall Guard 4. THIRD ROW: JEANINE CAROLINE KLEIN . . . Home Economics Club 4, Jesters 2, Chorus 1. RICHARD PAUL KOLACK . . . Baseball I. JOAN MARIE KOLAR . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, F. T. A. 4, Vice-president 3, Usher Club 3, G. A. A. 'l, Sport Manager 2, Camp Represcn- tative 3, President 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Faculty Assistant 2, 4, P. E. Leader 3. Page 45 stepping into the fccully's FIRST ROW: JACK l.. KOLF. DAVID GEORGE KOSTKA . . . Hi-C Club 1, 2, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Rouser 3, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society. KENNETH ROBERT KRABEC . . . Movie Operators 2, 3, 4. RITA ANN KRAMER . . . Talent Show 2. EMIL DONALD KRATOCHVIL . . . Office Assistant 1, 2, 3. KENNETH ALLAN KRUEGER . . . Wrestling 1, 2. SECOND ROW: CAROL MARIE KUCZORA . . . Scribblers 3, Vice-president 4, Chorus 1, Talent Show 2. WAYNE KULIE . . . Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball 1. ROGER KUNCL . . . Golf 2, Swimming 2. JOHN EDWARD KUTSKA . . . Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, Football 1. HENRY KVETON . . . Transferred from Farragut High School, Chicago, Illinois 4, Football 4. ROGER DALE LANG . . . Football 1, Track 1. THIRD ROW: JAMES R. LA SARRE. HERBERT G. LAWRENCE . . . Bios logos 2, Debate 3, President 4, German Club 4, Hi-Y Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3, Treasurer 4, Jesters 2, Treasurer 1, Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1. 2, Boys' Glee Club 4, Chorus 'I, School Council 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 1, 2, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT GEORGE LINDAUER . . . Transferred from Fenwick High School, Oak Park, Illinois 2, lettermen's Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Wrest- ling 2, 3, 4. Page 46 FIRST ROW: MARY JANE LINKS . . . Jesters I, Secretary, Pep Club 4, Pro Merito, Secretary 3, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Class Officer, Treasurer 4, P. E. Leader 3, School Council I, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Talent Show I. GERALD OWEN MADER . . . Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 'I. RICHARD ALLEN MALEK . . . Baseball 'I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football 4, National Honor Society 4. SECOND ROW: NANCY LOU MAMATH . . . Bios Logos 2, Modern Language Club I, 2, Scribblers 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. GERALD LEE MATTSON . . . Bios Logos 2, Masque and Wig 4, Stage Crew Club 2, Swimming 2, 3, Tennis I, Wrestling 2, A Cappella Chair 2, Chorus 3, Talent Show 2. RALPH A. MATZELLE . . . Lettermen's Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, Football 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Wrestling 2, Hall Guard 3. CHARLENE KATHRYN MAUS . . . German Club 4, Masque and Wig Club 4, Pro Merito 3, Usher Club 4, Clarion, Editorial Editor 4, Chorus 2. CAROL ANN MAXANT . . . Beceus 2, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Life Savers, Secretary 4, Sharclub Senate 4, Usher Club 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 4, Sport Manager 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 'l, Homecoming Attendant 4, Class Officer, Secretary 3, 4, P. E. Leader 3, School Council 4. KATHLEEN MARY McCAFFREY . . . Beceus 2, Bios logos 2, F. T. A. 4, Pep Club 4, Pro Merito I, 2, Usher Club 3, 4, Clarion 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Office Assistant 4, National Honor Society 4. THIRD ROW: ANITA RAE McCORMAC . . . Beceus, Secretary 2, Modern Language Club 2, Red Cross 4, Spanish Club, Secretary 3, President 4, Usher Club 3, 4, G. A. A. I, Faculty Assistant 3, Talent Show 2. LILLIAN MARIE MELKA . . . Beceus 2, Home Economics Club 2, Pep Club 4, Usher Club 3, 4, G.A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1. BARBARA ANN MICHAELSEN . . . Transferred from Nazareth Academy, La Grange, Illinois 3, Home Economics Club 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Clarion 3, G.A.A. 3, 4. THOMAS RICHARD MIHM . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Movie Operators 2, 3, Stage Crew Club 4, Football I, 2, Swimming 1, Wrestling 2. KENNETH JAMES MIKYSKA . . . Rifle Club 3, Swimming 'I, Manager 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Band I, Office Assistant 4. LAWRENCE ALVA MINGUS JR. . . . Bios Logos 2, Camera Club I, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Mathematics Club 4, Football I, 3, Track 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2. shoes on recognition doy FIRST ROW: ROBERT K. MITCHELL . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Masque and Wig 4, Swimming I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 'l, Orchestra 3, 4. WILLIAM ALAN MITCHELL. TERRANCE R. MOKOS . . . Cross Country 2. SECOND ROW: MARY LOU MYLES . . . G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Chorus 'l. MARY ELLEN NAGEL . . . Beceus 2, Home Economics Club 4, Spanish 3. DONALD K. NEAL . . . Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Basketball 'I, 2, 3, 4, Golf 4, Track 2, 3, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4, National Honor Society 4. JOSEPH WAYNE NEWCUM . . . Transferred from Southport High School, Southport, Indiana 3, Debate 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Masque and Wig 4, Cross Country Manager 3, Swimming Manager 3, Band 3, 4. JUDITH LYNN NIELSEN . . . Beceus 2, Cheerleaders 2, Home Economics Club 4, Modern Language Club I, 2, Sharclub Senate 3, Spanish Club 3, Rouser 2, Homecoming Attendant 4, Office Assistant 1, 2, 3, Nurse's Assistant 4, Talent Show 2. PEARL A. NOBIS. THIRD ROW: ALMA JEAN NONO . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, Bridle and Saddle 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT A. NOODEN. MARY ANN NOVAK . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, Debate, Secretory 3, Masque and Wig 3, 4, Clarion 3, 4, Rouser 2, Secretary 3, Co-editor 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 4, Sport Manager 3, Orchestra 'I, 2, 3, 4, P, E. Leader 3, National Honor Society 4. ALBERTA S. OAKLEY . . . Transferred from Austin High School, Chicago, Illinois 4, Clarion 4, A Cappella Choir 4. JOHN OAKLEY . . . Cross Country 2. BARBARA JOAN OECHSLIN . . . Jesters Club l, 2, Modern Language Club l, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 'I, Homecoming Attendant 4, Swimming Meet Attendant 4, Talent Show 2. dancing the lost dance of high school ol the prom FIRST ROW: SANDRA O'NElL . . . Talent Show 2. RONALD E. ORT . . . Wrestling 1, 2. DENNIS ROGER PALOUCEK . . . Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football 'I 2 3 Co captain 4 Track 1 Class Bum 2. JOYCE MARGUERITE PANDOLFI . . . Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School Clcero llllnons 2 Beceus 2 French Club 3 Home Economics Club 4, G. A. A. 2, 35 Nurse's Assistant 3, 4. EVELYN ROSE PANENKA . . . Transferred from Farragut High School, Chicago llllnols 2 JAMES J. PELZER . . . Transferred from Kelly High School, Chicago, Illinois 3 SECOND ROW: MARILYN JEAN PETERS . . . Beceus 2, Modern Language Club 2, Scribblers 3 4 G A A 2 CHARLES LESLIE PETERSON ll . . . Bios Logos 2, Hi-Y Club 4, Jesters Club I 2 Rifle Club 4 Cross Country 2 Wrestling 'l 2 3 Faculty Assistant 3, 4, Office Assistant 37 School Council 3. MARJORIE PETROVICZ . . . Bios Logos 2, Hi-C Club I, 2, Home Economics Club 4 Scrnbblers 4 Usher Club 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Chorus l, 25 P. E. Leader 3. ARLAN WAYNE PETTEY . . . Wrestling 'lf Hall Guard 4. ROBERT D. PHELPS Ill . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 47 Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 41 Movie Operatorsl 2 3 4 Cross Country I 2 Track I 2 3 4 Office Assistant 1. RUSSELL GEORGE PHILLIP . . . Basketball lp Football 'l, 27 Swimming 2 Bandl 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Talent Showl 2 THIRD ROW: MARCIA ANNE PICHA . . . Beceus 27 Modern Language Club 'I, 2, Red Cross 2 3 Spanish Club 3 Usher Club 3 4 G A A I 2 JUDITH PATRICIA PIKAS . . . Debate 3, Usher Club 3: Rouser 3, G. A.A 2 3 4 Chorus 'I 2 Faculty Assistant 4 RONALD H. PISHA . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Football 1, Manager 2. Page 49 reminiscing fondly F I RST ROW: ROBERT JOHN PLECHATY . . . Transferred from Morton High School, Cicero, Illinois I, Bios Logos 2, 3, Movie Operators 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew Club 2, 4, Electronics Club 4, Band 2. TERRANCE POGWIZD . . . Basketball I, Faculty Assistant 4. DENIS GEORGE POLECK . . . Bios Logos 2, Pro Merito l, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chorus I. JANET PEARL PONCAR . . . F. T. A. 3, 4, Beceus 2, Pro Merito I, 2, Red Cross 'I, Orchestra 'I, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR ALLAN PONS . . . Hall Guard 4. OTTO CHARLES POSPISIL . . . Transferred from Fenwick High School, Oak Park, Illinois 2, Wrestling 2. SECOND ROW: KENNETH JOSEPH PTAK . . . Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Band 'I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. DONALD JAMES QUEEN . . . Football l, 2, Faculty Assistant 4, P. E. Leader 4. PATTY JANE RADER . . . Life Savers 4, Jesters 'l, 2, Pep Club 4, Pro Merito l, Vice-president 2, Usher Club 3, President 4, G. A. A. 2, Treasurer 3, Sport Manager 4, Chorus 1, 2, Faculty Assistant 1, 2, 3, P. E. Leader 2, 3, Office Assistant 4, School Council 4, National Honor Society 4. DALE D. RANKIN . . . Rifle Club 4, Swimming T, 2, Tennis l, 2, Hall Guard 4. HOWARD W. RINKER . . . Transferred from Lyons Township High School, La Grange, Illinois 3, German Club 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4. LORALEE RODE . . . Hi-C Club l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3. THIRD ROW: EDWARD JOSEPH ROSICKY . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 4, Class Officer, Sergeant-at-arms 2, Faculty Assistant 3. JOSEPH J. ROSTOCHIL . . . Bios Logos 2, German Club, Treasurer 4, Football 2, Golf I, Wrestling 2, Hall Guard 4. SUE ELLEN ROUSSEAU . . . Beceus 2, French Club 3, Jesters Club 'l, 2, Modern Language Club 2, G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, Chorus 1, Talent Show I. rmsr ROW: ' ANITA MARIE SANTARELLI . . . Transferred from Maria High School, Chicago, Illinois 3, Scribblers 4. SHIRLEY ANN SAPPENFIELD . . . Beceus 2, F.T. A. 4, Home Economics Club 'I, Scribblers 4. JOSEPH LARSON SAWYER . . . Bios Logos 2, Library League 'l, Cross Country 3, Swimming 'l, Track 3. SECOND ROW: FRANCIS J. SAZAMA . . . Cheerleaders 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Basketball I, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 4, Swimming 2, 3, School Council 4, Talent Show 2. JAMES VINCENT SCHEJBAL . . . Band 2, 3. FRED H. SCHLANGE . . . Bios Logos 2, Debate 3, Hi-Y Club 4, .lesters 2, Spanish Club 3, Clarion 4, Cross Country 'l, 2, Swimming 1, Boy's Glee Club 4, School Council 'l, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 2. JUDITH MIRIAM SCHMERLING . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, French 'l, 2, Thespian 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, Red Cross 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, National Honor Society 4. CAROL LUCILLE SCHMITT . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, Hi-C Club l, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Chorus 'l, 2, 3. ROBERT AUGEST SCHREIBER . . . Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football THIRD ROW, KAREN LYNETTE SCHROEDER . . . G.A.A. 'l, Chorus 2. Club 4, Masque and Wig 3, Vice-president 4, Modern Language Club Usher Club, 3, 4, Clarion 3, 4, Rousen 2, 3, Art Editor 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Modern Language Club 2, Scribblers 3, 4, Clarion 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4. .IUDITH KAY SCROGGY . . . Hi-C Club 'l, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Clarion Feature Editor 4, G. A. A. 'I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 'I, 2, 3, Class Officer, Secretary 'I, 2, P. E. Leader 3. JEROME FRANCIS SEDLACEK . . . Lettermen's Club 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, Faculty Assistant 4, P. E. Leader 3. SUSAN MAUREEN SEGAL . . . Spanish Club 2, Orchestra I, Faculty Assistant 4, Office Assistant 4. SHARON ANN SENECAL . . . Home Economics Club 4, Chorus l, 2. RICHARD EDWARD SERING . . . Lettermen's Club 3, Secretary 4, Clarion 1, Sports Editor 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Faculty Assistant 3, 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. on class night FIRST ROW: MELVIN DEMPSTER SHAVER . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Rouser 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Football I, 2. ROBERT E. SHELLGREN . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Clarion 2, 3, Rouser 3, Baseball 2, Football I, 2, School Council 'I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES L. SHERMAN . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Class Officer, Sergeant-at-arms 3, Office Assistant 4, Hall Guard 4. SECOND ROW: DONALD SICILIANO . . . Bios Logos 2, Football I, 2, 3, Wrestling I. ROBERT SIEGLER . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT B. SILHA . . . Basketball 2, 3. GEORGE WAYNE SKLENICKA . . . Band I, 2, Orchestra 2, Talent Show 'I, 2. WINNOJEAN SKLODOWSKI . . . Transferred from Marquette-McGregor High School, McGregor, Iowa I, Debate 3, F. T. A. 4, Masque and Wig 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3. PATRICIA MARIE SKOUMAL . . . Bios Logos 2, Chorus I, 2. THIRD ROW: PATRICIA MARIE SLABENAK . . . Beceus 2, French Club 4, Treasurer 3, Jesters 2, Masque and Wig 3, President 4, Thespian 3, 4, Modern Language Club 2, Red Cross 2, Rouser 4, Office Assistant 3. MICHAEL SMRT . . . Football 'I, Manager 2. CARLOTTA LINCOLN SPENSLEY . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, French Club 3, Pro Merita I, 2, Sharclub Senate 2, 3, President 4, Clarion 3, Photography Editor 4, Rouser 2, 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Orchestra 'I, 2, 3, 4, Faculty Assistant 3, P. E. Leader 3, Office Assistant 4. WILLIAM FRANK STACH . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Band I, Faculty Assistant 3, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. BARBARA STASTNY . . . Jesters I, 2, Modern Language Club I, Spanish Club 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus I. MARGO EVELYN STEFAN . . . Bios Logos 2, French Club 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Clarion 3. marching proudly at baccalaureate and commencement FIRST ROW: LINDA ROSANNE STEIN . . . Beceus 2, Hi-C Club I, 2, 3, Clarion 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Office Assistant 4. WILLIAM ROBERT STEINHAUS . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Baseball I, 2, 4, Basketball I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. JANICE EVE STRASBURG . . . Pep Club 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, P. E. Leader 3. DONALD DUANE STRYSICK . . . Transferred from Lyons Township High School, La Grange, Illinois 3. RICHARD G. STUHLFATH . . . Debate, Sergeant-at-arms 3, Vice-president 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Track 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Boy's Glee Club 4, School Council 4. MICHAEL ROBERT SVEHLA . . . Transferred from Farragut High School, Chicago, Illinois 4, Wrestling 4. SECOND ROW: JEANNETTE ROSEANN SVOBODA . . . Beceus 2, Hi-C Club I, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Scribblers 4, Nurse's Assistant 4. DAVID DANIEL TAUER . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager I, 2, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir I, 2, Chorus I, Faculty Assistant 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, Talent Show I, National Honor Society 4. JAMES C. TETEAK . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Swimming I, 3, Captain 2, Track 2. LOIS JEA I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, P. E. Leader 3, Talent Show 2. N THORIEN . . . Home Economics Club 2, Library League 2, 4, Secretary 3, Scribblers 2, 3, Secretary 4, Usher Club 3, G. A. A. BARBARA LYNN TIMKO . . . Beceus 2, Bridle and Saddle I, Secretary 2, Debate 4, Masque and Wig 3, 4, Pro Merito I, 2, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Faculty Assistant 3, National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA ANN TRISKA . . . Masque and Wig 4, Modern Language Club I, 2, Rouser 2, Talent Show 2. THIRD ROW: ROBERT THOMAS TRNKA . . . Wrestling I. HAZEL KAREN TROOST . . . Beceus 2. RONALD JEROME VEDRA . . . Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Office Assistant 4. looking back as well as ahead. FIRST ROW: ALICE ANN VLAHOS . . . Beceus 2, Masque and Wig 4, Scribblers 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Chorus l, 2. BONNIE K. VOSS . . . Beceus 2, Bios Logos 2, Spanish Club 3, Usher Club 3, Chorus I, 2, Faculty Assistant 3. BEATRICE MARIE WAGNER . . . Beceus 2, Home Economics Club 1, Modern Language Club 2, Red Cross 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2 3, Chorus 'l. LAWRENCE JOSEPH WEISE . . . Track I, Wrestling I, 2, Hall Guard 4. MATHIA5 RICHARD WERSCHING . . . Hall Guard 4. PAUL EDWARD WESEMANN . . . Movie Operator's Club 'l, 2, 3, 4. SECOND ROW: JUDITH WEST . . . Pep Club 4, Scribblers 4, G.A.A, l, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Talent Show 2. FRANK JOSEPH WlLT . . . Baseball 'l, 2, Wrestling 1, 2. GORDON CURTIS WOELTJE . . . Hi-Y Club 4, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, Basketball Manager 1, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Class Officer, Treasurer l, 3, Faculty Assistant 4. DONNA JOYCE WOLFF . . . Home Economics Club 4: Chorus 'l, 2. MARTHA ERNA WUNDERLICH . . . Beceus 2, Scribblers 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. JOHN EDWARD ZAJIC . . . Football l, 2, 3. THIRD ROW: ROBERTA MARIE ZIEMANSKI . . . Beceus 2. DIANE MADELINE ZIFFRA . . . Beceus 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Faculty Assistant 2. CAROL ORLEAN PHELPS . . . Transferred from Waller High School, Chicago, Illinois 'l, Bridle and Saddle Club 2. F 1- 1 i 'I Q x- 7 . - gut! 1ig g in . f Loyal senior girls endure cinders and wind fo cheer for 1l1e Bulldogs. Y Seniors and their dates compare socks at the Mardi Gras dance. K fn Sandie O'Neil locates Bill S1einl1aus's picture amon coming decorations and claims it for her scrapbook. ,fi ,, fl 7 g the Home 1 Junior class officers Viceopresidem Merle Denker, Treasurer Susan Mc- Hugh, President Warren Morton, Secretary Henrietta Bartizal, and Sergeant-at-arms Jay Ward prepare for one of their planning meetings. a-Mx FIRST ROW: Ted Abbott, Andrew Ackermann, lin- da Allport, Joseph Andel, Judy Andel, Carol Ander- son, Walter Anderson, Donald Andrews. SECOND ROW: Joyce Bohlmann, Marilyn Balsis, George Barnum, Henrietta Bartizal, Bonnie Bosak, Gail Baumgardner, Julie Becvar, Bruce Beem, Jo- anne Belka. THIRD ROW: Robert Belka, James Benes, Clyde Benford, Joan Bennett, Gay Benoit, Carol Beranich. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Bernard, Carl Birkelbach, Milan Blaho, Richard Blatt, Linda Bloomstrand, Rob- ert Boehm. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Booster, Judith Boucek, Jaan Braotz, George Bradac, Bernadette Breicha, Dennis Breicha, Carol Brence, Marlys Brenn, Carole Bren- nan. SIXTH ROW: Jack Brochmann, Robert Broclces, Judith Brown, Gail Browne, Robert Bunata, Bruce Burgess, Sharon Cahill, Sharon Carrick. juniors . . . planning for FIRST ROW: Dennis Ceplecha, Diane Ceplecha, Joanne Cermak, Allen Christesen, Barbara Collins, Rita Corcles. SECOND ROW: Janet Cortesi, Jean Cortesi, Robert Coyle, Gerald Czerwinski, EsteUe Damare, Rose- mary Damore, Elaine Danek, Wayne Decker, Merle Denker. THIRD ROW: Anthony Di Bona, Philip Doll, Carol Donda, Sharon Donda, Bernice Donovan, Robert Drobish, Robert Dumroese, Kenneth Dunlap. FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Durrie, Fred Eckert, Kath- leen Eldred, Judith Ellingson, June Ewinger, Gail Firnsin, Nolan Fleishman, Dorothy Fogg. FIFTH ROW: Elaine Forbes, Georgette France, Judith Franck, Judith Franson, Bonnie Fridrych, Georgianna Garnhart, Jewel Genant, Patricia Gia- comelli, Carol Gill. SIXTH ROW: Kenneth Glass, Gail Glienke, Julie Good, Gale Grandy, Susan Haiek, Sandra Hainy. i,..--.f ,,,, Wo I'-X lil My-I H i M X I2 mm5,Qe,fFl I HHRE gig ,X X SALE !'3 E the prom at medinah ffm at y if X f JI ff' X 1 yi ff I sp C69 2 ' S iii - je Tig! ii ,- k FIRST ROW: Margaret Hammatt, Judith Hancur, Janis Hanzelin, Arlene Hayes, Larry Hayford, Charles Herman, Robert Herman, Robert Herring, Alyce Hesik. SECOND ROW: Paige Himebaugh, Barbara Hlava- cek, Sharon Hodges, Janice Holzwart, Gary Hornik, Elizabeth Howe, Ethelwyn Hrdina. THIRD ROW: Patricia Hubner, Carol Jankovslcy, Joseph Janutka, Bonnie Jaros, Bernadine Jarzab, Richard Jensen, Donald Jerkey, Diana Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Russell Johnstone, Leslie Jones, Ryan Jorstad, Dale Kanak, Jean Karnilr, Barbara Karth, Maurine Kelber, David Kennedy. FIFTH ROW: Maurice Kennedy, Susan Kessler, Nancy Kettner, Peter Kidera, Richard King, lois Kirch, Joanne Klecka. SIXTH ROW: Pamela Klemp, Linda Kocour, Bar- bara Kofron, Raymond Kole, Carol Konecny, James Kos, Sondra Kosp, Carole Kouba, Carol Krahulik. acquiring american hisfory fads 'Tx I FIRST ROW: Raber? Kraiochvil, Pafricia Kraioska, Gale Kreml, Raymond Krizek, Carl Krouch, Barbara Kubicek, Paul Kuchar, Robert Kunzmann. SECOND ROW: Richard Kurth, Elaine Kusek, Judith Lang, Joy Lapice, Donna Leahy, Kenneth Leverenz. THIRD ROW: Helen Lillis, Roberl Lillis, Waller Lind- berg, Krislin Linn, Belle Liska, Brian Lloyd, Sue Logan, Joseph Lucas, Lorna Lyman. FOURTH ROW: Roberf MacFale, Charles Mally, Sandra Mann, Warren Marlon, Judith Maxanl, Barry Mayer, Bruce McEwen, Susan McHugh, Mary Lee Mendius. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Mendler, Jeanefle Mefelmann, Donald Mey, Linda Meyer, Phyllis Milroda, James Mizaur, Nick Mlade. SIXTH ROW: Bonnie Mokos, James Montgomery, Frederick Moore, Ellen Morse, Miles Morslafler, Cynthia Mosetick, Edith Moysey, Robert Mrlek. y 5 .-.. K4-I Mrs. Wibright supervises Marlys Brenn washing the baby while Nancy Relic and Carol Brennan look on. and home nursing melhods .Ik mfg Q John Schauer proudly displays the third prize plaque for the float built on the iunior truck. A tw I W tv ii .1 4.6 i rf r 'L-N s fm an i Q 53 M K' .I It ft - fwmgn . :SIHBQNA 'I I, fe it ,!,,,,,1: 'Y Q . I I FIRST ROW: Barbara Mueller, Julie Murphy, Fran- cis Musil, Bruce Nachtman, John Near, Faith Nelson, Susan Nerad, David Neumann. SECOND ROW: Barbara Newell, Ronald Nichol- son, linda Nielsen, Joseph Nogal, Ronald Nottke, Dennis Novak, John Novak, John Novitski, Patricia Nylen. THIRD ROW: Judith Oetting, Earl Ola, Lynette Olson, Richard Olson, Charlene Ott, Colette Pacholl. FOURTH ROW: Robert Palucki, Frank Pekarek, Nancy Pencek, Donna Perry, Diane Peterec, Edward Peterson. FIFTH ROW: Gary Peterson, Raymond Peterson, John Petrovic, Janice Pilney, Donna Polivka, Joanne Poplawski, Joel Poplawski, Thomas Prexler, Edward Prince. SIXTH ROW: Jack Proteau, Bruce Prueter, Darlene Puncochar, Carolyn Purl, Frances Rac, Millard Rada, Randy Raphel, Barbara Rasche. becoming known for fx FIRST ROW: Lawrence Rausch, Nancy Relic, Joan Remes, Jo Ann Rimelr, Naomi Ritchell, Dean Ro' geness. SECOND ROW: Anna Ross, Duane Rubin, Carol Rubinic, Judith Ryzenga, Laddie Sanda, Charles Schancler, John Schauer, Jill Schreiber, Catherine Scott. THIRD ROW: John Seatter, Nancy Semrad, Bon- nie Sheffer, Marie Shramek, Roger Sladek, Ger- aldine Slezak, Barbara Slomka, Dennis Smith. FOURTH ROW: Stephen Smith, Libby Spaninger, Donald Spielman, Sharon Spiering, Sally Spiller, Andrea Stachorek, Mary Steffen, Jessie Stephenson. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Stephenson, Lois Stoker, Sandra Stozek, Shirley Strejc, Patricia Strunc, Bon- nie Strutzenberg, James Stuart, Peter Swano, Bar- bara Taugher. SIXTH ROW: Kay Theobald, Richard Thompson, Marilyn Tope, Kenneth Tosch, Robert Ucherek, Ralph Vucuda, Carol Valtman. 1 M .4 X- E 3 5 T-, v l t' 1 I I X. t -tg X 0 I Nui! , . Q ff ' l Af' at if M 'Q QS pep and enthusiasm ,1 xf -In N FIRST ROW: Nancy Vance, Glen Van Derwerker, J David Vanelr, Carol Vavrina, Charles Vehlow, John Vesely, June Vodicka. SECOND ROW: Joseph Voiacek, Harold Voris, Charles Vrhel, Kathryn Wagner, Joan Wallace, John Ward, Carol Weller, Ellen Wettersten, Sandra Winhoven. THIRD ROW: Joyce Witzman, Jo Ann Wolf, Joel Yoss, Loretta Zaida, Darline Zavoral, Douglas Zima. juniors RQ Nz, 1 Mrs Woodcock measures Sally Spiller's ring size while Joan Wallace and Y Joe Janutlla walt their turns. l 'K' Q N . K J V ff f 1 V , I 1 v m S . w ill :- l ' A . RML' QA l A NOT PICTURED: Wallace Bates, Jac- I queline Bennett, Lauriel Braun, Ken- neth, Carnahan, Constance Dadabo, Sharon Dunn, Donald Eash, Fred Holdsworth, Jayne Kruse, Marian layman, Joseph Maresh, Deborah Purcell, Lester Putts, Peggy Schnei- der, Mary Semeneck, Judy Sharie, Grace Skoda, Leonore Viktora, Ron- ald Wernimont, Eugene Woods. Page 62 sophomores . . . gaining ground FIRST ROW: Herbert Aamodt, Frank Albano, Lloyd Altera, Jo Ann Anderson, Hugh Armstrong, Patricia Bacastow, Peggy Ball, David Baird, Janice Baker. SECOND ROW: Rita Bardauskas, Barbara Barnes, Paul Bartizal, Barbara Bartunek, Sandra Bassatt, Arlene Batek, Lawrence Bauer, Mary Ann Bednarik, Pixie Berry-Polglase. THIRD ROW: John Bellandi, Richard Bennett, Roy Bethlre, Henry Blada, Edward Blahut, Russell Blair, Chuck Bloom, Annetta Bosch. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Boucelr, Jack Bowbin, Mary Ann Bower, Patricia Breed, Willie Brennan, Carol Brochmann, James Brosseau, Beverly Brown. FIFTH ROW: laddie Broz, Leta Broz, Betty Broz, Roberta Bublik, James Buiniewicz, Neil Butler, Tracy Byram, Geraldine Calascibetta, Daniel Colden, Suzanne Cameron. SIXTH ROW: Marilyn Condra, Wayne Cerwin, June Cerza, Edward Chensky, Jerome Chlumsky, Sandro Christ, Carl Coleman, Patricia Condon, Judy Cookingham. Sophomore Class Officers Gil Junkunc, Rosemary Stolfa, Neil Butler, Janet Slomka, and Ann Leffer discuss plans with sponsor Mr. Kaiser. as delving into the mysleries Defi? lf' V1., ': I Im X, li I I K Il . In 1 A V - lsgxii X I I X 51, IT FIRST ROW: Lynn Cooper, Roger Coverly, David Creodon, Jean Dady, larry Darlington, Loretta De- Battista, Mary Ann Derfler, June DeVito, Joanne DiBona. SECOND ROW: AI Diestelkamp, Ronald Dinkel, John Dohnal, Carol Dorsano, James Dunlap, Bar- bara Eaverson, Tanis Edwinson, Joan Eggleston, Kerstin Elilun'd, Robert Elliott. THIRD ROW: Cody Engle, Joyce Englesman, Gary Evert, Christina Falco, Mike Farrell, Bob Feller, Allen Fink. FOURTH ROW: Oldrich Fisera, Chuck Flowers, Ronald Flowers, Clyde Fluekiger, Ty Forgala, Nancy Forst, Greg Foster. FIFTH ROW: Cherry Frain, June Fraser, Karen Friis, Kenlyn Gay, Kenneth Getty, Lawrence Gill, Barbara Goebel, Richard Gossling, Jo Ann Green- field. SIXTH ROW: Nancy Griffin, Steve Gulon, Patricia Gyorke, Joyce Habian, George Haiek, Douglas Hall, Robert Hammatt, Marilyn Hammerschmitt, David Hastings. env' Ap of Caesar and crayfish FIRST ROW: Margaret Hough, Dan Hedden, Rob- ert Heidemann, Dick Heinson, Joyce Henn, William Henninger, Joanne Henry, Sandra Hermann, Robert Hines. SECOND ROW: Jerry Hinkelmann, Norman Hofer, Janet Hoffman, Karen Horky, Donna Hrdina, Rob- ert Hruby, Thomas Hubka, Karen Huebner, Lorraine Huebner, Nickolas Heard. THIRD ROW: Sharyn Hurt, Cherie Jackson, Sandra Jacobs, Charlene Jakopec, Richard Jarom, Robert Jirik, Bernie Johnson, Penny Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Terry Johnson, Gilbert Junkunc, Robert Kaempf, Thomas Kalina, William Kamper, Marlene Kasak, Barbara Kavanaugh. FIFTH ROW: Dan Kemp, Dennis Kennedy, Doug- las King, George Koca, Karen Koch, Fred Kokaska, Patricia Kolar, Rosemary Konczak, Kenneth Konfrst, Merrylin Kopecky. SIXTH ROW: Jo Ann Koppa, Eugene Korbel, Walter Korngiebel, Ronald Kostka, Daniel Kowal, Claud- ette Kozel, Ronald Kraatz, Carol Krakora, Arlene Kreicik. . vw Allen Skorepa and Joan Meller ponder the complex structure of a craytish. ze .,.:.....- J ,es CXXJ i Q f A K fi 1 n wwfskf Emp fi? X we a 3 2, mmm .. . MQ QQ :faifnw-ki K.,-f i' 5 My is 4 K., ,A .Q ,VV .gs Q? ' K 8 ' :Fqfk 5 wi eg SS ' 'V sharclub senaie positions FIRST ROW: Patricia Mytys, Julie Nachtman, Jan- ice Nadar, Judith Nadel, Pat Nagel, Faith Nech- vatal, Arliss Neumann. SECOND ROW: Gail Neumann, Molly Newbury, Paul Newcum, Philip Nicoletti, Peter Nutley, Frances Oglietti, Mary Owens, William Pace, Betty Pales, John Patterson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Patton, Jacqueline Patzelt, Douglas Pautsch, Charles Peckat, James Peklo, Mar- cia Pelton, Jerry Pelzer, Norman Peplow, Barbara Peroutka. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Petersen, Melody Peter- son, Dawn Petrik, Carol Petrovic, George Phillip, Marian Plhak, Larry Poltrock, Marilyn Polulach, Tom Ponsonby. FIFTH ROW: George Pouska, Raymond Pransky, Robert Prazak, Tom Prendergast, Robert Rada, Wayne Radous, Robert Rattner, William Reardon, Carter Reed, Francis Reekie. SIXTH ROW: George Rieber, Marie Reitschlager, Robert Relyea, Allan Rezabelr, Judith Reznicek, Don Richied, Anton Richer. displaying prowess and ,I r N L I! fi X I- l X be ,ANN fffill 11 1. I. y Q fl Ii I i I I awww . is I f-ae-rea' . . b , -ft ix -,-Q.-I ,1 ,451 A I- dsl I I I f' ,agil X 'fqrlff Il ,I X ff' 1-ig 'ii' 'I , 1 L I I I T ' I y I l l 1 I -'FW I Y W l , I . lx i I 1 ff' I x . .VJ ' I LS 'I Eg'-5 'fgx . , 1 -s ,,.14' ,- - 3- . -- ., ye! ,-12-4 FIRST ROW: Ronald Rizzo, Tom Roche, Jacquelene Ross, Diane Rouse, Roy Rousseau, Joseph Rund, Rob- ert Russina, Susan Rutschman, Roseann Santeramo. SECOND ROW: Boyd Sauter, Cynthia Sazama, Paul Schaefer, Nancy Scheibal, Charlene Schin- dalga, Albert Schlachtmeyer, Frank Schlee, Bernice Schmidt, Roy Schneider, Ed Schoenthaler. THIRD ROW: James Schreiber, Penelope Selmack, Allen Shafer, Susan Shobe, Charles Shotola, Claude Sikora, Roger Simak. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Simpson, James Sindelar, Marlene Scarda, Nancy Skora, Allen Skorepa, Janet Slomlia, Richard Slovacek, Charles Smith, Peter Smith, Dennis Smutny. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Spevak, George Srb, Lillian Srch, Katherine Stastny, Karen Steiger, John Steindl, William Stepan, Robert Stocking, Rosemary Stolfa. NOT PICTURED: Edward Buric, Ted Cizma, Chuck Colgrass, August Filisha, Roger Fisher, Janet Humel, Albert Johnson, Dennis Kinst, David Konemann, James land, Barbara Stepan, Nancy Stonis. 1 gf' Af-Q If prominence in leam sporls FIRST ROW: Gerry Stormer, Bonnie Strapazon, Jerry Strombach, Pat Stroupe, Ron Stundl, Lau- rence Svab, Rudy Svoboda, Ed Taugher, Anthony Terlep. SECOND ROW: Alan Teteak, Cynthia Timko, John Toman, Joseph Topinka, Susan Towne, Beverly Tran- tino, Tom Tucek, Janet Turecek, Charles Urbanek, Paul Valentino. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Vanata, James Verhoven, Richard Vermoch, Michael Veverka, Patricia Vita, Thomas Vlach, Suzanne Vopato. FOURTH ROW: George Vrhel, Lenore Vytiska. Virginia Walters, William Warfield, Richard Wed- dle, Ray Wiehofen, Gary Wenzbauer, Diane Wilson, Mike Witwer, Sam Witwer. FIFTH ROW: Mary Lou Woehler, Mari-.lo Woel- gemuth, Barbara Wrolson, Nancy York, John Zden- ek, Carol Zeman, George Zemek, Robert Zmudka, Beverly Zon. R-B's Patterson makes a iump for recovery while Caverly guards other l York players. Q S.. N ZAR fv1fgf Qi? F K if ,. I A . 4 y f. 1 5 V Q W... a , Q Wh ' , 'W 2 5 'E Q N sm Q' xff Q ,AQUA ,. 1 , Qfy'-4:fLK'. .4 : Gjj ,R 'f'-9 1 x A im iixffhiigxff Q, , , ,gm 1 K ' : I 3 1 ' L L ' , 4. f a f ' ' i 2 Sm? i 'V '. ii x 5 Y E S Y - :V 1 4 .1-in R 5 is ' f 'Q 3 Q.-.-A5 01' M, E Ria? dim, Vvghlllv ,A ....-,......1......... img I Q. 5' K ' V sggy , LQ xrgfg, Q.. ,jg ,W . vffff Y 1 , 'E . WSWS N .2 Yfgw Lrkr .L it .4-JSM '54 FIRST ROW: Peggy Ann Clapp, Vicky Cline, Linda Colon, Eliza- beth Conklin, Linda Cook, Donald Cox, and George Creadon. SECOND ROW: Fred Crowe, Sandra Cuyler, Betty Ann Cykner, Gerald Czuba, James Deering, Barbara DeGruaf, Gabrielle D'Elia, Bonita de Leon, and Deborah Denniston. THIRD ROW: George Denniston, Gerald Devlin, Judith Devlin, William Doering, Marion Dohnal Donald Dolezal Patricia Domabyl and Sharon Donohue. FOURTH ROW: John Doubek Beverly Dougherty Judy Downey Charlene Draeger James Drobish Elizabeth Drummond Madge Drummond Cheryl Dunne Charlene Dvorak and Georgene Dvor- k. FIFTH ROW: Melvyn Ehlert Donald Eisermann Richard Eng- ler Carol Erbs Malcolm Evertt Madalyn Falco John Faul Judith Felsch Judith Fickas and Evan Fie. SIXTH ROW: Ronald Fikeis Virginia Filipek Vivian Fisera Karen Fisher Jon Fistonich Jac- queline Flegel Marllynn Fofonka and Dan Formato SEVENTH ROW Diane Forsek Sharon Fransen Adrienne Fukal Robert Fukal Kenneth Gallls Paul Gatz Harry Genant Diane Gentile and Barbara Gerllch ,J ,go lg X ff t l ,yi ll L 'f , ' 'ig.- Wi? f know new classmates .7 vip I1 1' I 5 I 1 iii X V , oh XE sw' 1 K 5 SV: r I ,., I If W , , V K T' 4 4 Z X 4 . K FIRST ROW Gene Glacomelli Barbara Gibbs Jack Goehl Rod ney Gohrke Sldney Goodwin Duane Gossllng and Jean Grill SECOND ROW Karen Griswold Richard Grasser Barbara Gwln Joan Guyon Adolph Haock Marcia Hackl David Hacquebord June Hagenberg and Kenneth Hall THIRD ROW Joellen Haney Judy Hartllne Jeffrey Hartmann Geraldine Hough Vlr gunna Havemeyer Charles Hawes Ray Heard and Joe Hebdo FOURTH ROW Kathleen Hede James Hem Lynn Hein Lynn Hellyer Mary Jo Henderson Joyce Herman Linda Herman James Herzberg, Glen Hess, and Martha Hill. FIFTH ROW: David Hlava- cek, Katherine Hlavacelc, Karen Hlavlxa, Martin Hnetynka, John Hofstra, John Holland, Anne Holz, Barbara Hone, Allen Hreisa, and Stephen Hrico. SIXTH ROW: Edward Hrkel, Sandy Hrtanek, Howard Hulka, Judy Hummel, Gerald Incrocci, Sharon Irlbacker, Bruce Joblonski, and William Jankovsky. SEVENTH ROW: Linda Jarosik, Robert Jehlik, Danna Jean Jeppersen, Kenneth Jilik, Bruce Johnson, James Joseph, Beverly Kanak, Judith Karela, and Chris- tine Karth. gr 1 encounlering a muliiiude IX JR! fx FIRST ROW: Allen Kasper, James Kelber, Michael Kennedy, Janice Kernik, Clarence Kerous, Elizabeth Kesman, Susan Kessel, Ronald Kirch, Carol Kit, and Patricia Kizior. SECOND ROW: Carl Klang, Dennis Klodner, Paul Kmoch, Leon Knorps, Karen Knoska, Robert Koca, Russell Koch, and Ronald Kodidek. THIRD ROW: Sharon Koe, Richard Koneman, Susan Kokes, Frank Kolar, Charles Kon- frst, Thomas Konicek, .lan Kopic, Lee Kotnour, and Dennis Koukol. FOURTH ROW: Roger Kowalski, Jerrold Kracht, Ronald Kraiicek, Joseph Kraus, Paul Krause, Gary Kreml, and Erica Krippels. FIFTH ROW: Mary Ann Kratochvil, Gary Krogh, Marilyn Kropa- cek, Jacquelyn Krueger, Marilyn Kuban, Gloria Kuchar, Robert Kupka, Arlene Kyncl, and William Landess. SIXTH ROW: Douglas Lange, Karen Lange, Madelyn Lange, Judy Larson, Alice Laurick, Lois Lechner, Karen LeRoy, and Richard Liska. SEVENTH ROW: Katherine Laepke, Lee Loess, Diane Lucas, Edward Ludwig, Ronald Lukas, Sandra Lukey, Charles Lupinek, Sharon Lutha, Marvyn Madeksho, and Nancy Mader. fx f- I.. xg' fx-wi Poised for action, the fresh- men girls display enthusiastic skill as they participate in a vigorous valley ball game. Q of acliviiies and cusloms an 1- f H sf- ik ER 0.75 X e as f gi V W, x ,- 3 -wi me w 53 'K 2 g 2 I ms ? am 2 ww wb i x Q S ...nn an N if X s .N l Q3 Q.,Q...,, if snuff 'si K t K YL , R w M Q. .. , , E' ws A ,- M, 5 A A, -S M21 L -1.4: if Q RSS' -3 C953 2 i 3. way i 7 X . . ,, M 4 ,1 ' yffia I ., .Ay ,- .. 13512, k Q' W wwf 1 j 1513 Q, ' Q-1' mf .ASW mm - R ., ,gt . r , a ,,., - Wm 'ui . .- 5 I N , K. :vi A . 1 X ff. f. . .5 14. gm .V mir ' 4 f y gm . .WJ 'li ,. 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Q gi? 1 X s 2 fill 4 , 1 A K X XX s'? .lk-4 ' wc FIRST ROW Donald Shotola Nellie Sndlauskas Timothy Slegler Dorothy Slkac Donald Sllbernagel John Sllha and Joseph Slmonellc SECOND ROW Steven Simpson Vlrglnla Slndelar Diane Sls Sandra Six Eileen Sklenar Edward Slaby Thomas Slobodmk Patricia Slosar and Susan Slosar THIRD ROW Ronald Smetana Jacqueline Smith Robert Smith William Smith James Snorek David Soldat Sandra Spotok and Carole Sproull FOURTH ROW Nancy Stakls Donna Stanek Warren Stanek Carl Stattln Rae Stauber Roger Stedronsky Rudolph Stepan and Ken neth Strasburg. FIFTH ROW: William Strnad James Stra- faci Merrily Strohecker Ida Strokosch Robert Stuchal and Sally Svoboda. SIXTH ROW: Katherine Swank Ingeborg Swanson Sandra Swanson Glenn Taylor Alice Thompson Charles Tiedie, Suzanne Tillotson, Patricia Tiritilli, and John Tockstein. NOT PICTURED: Bonnie Baltis, Fred Bowker, Raymond Cingle, Anthony Danca, Franciska Hayden, Richard Koca, Joseph Kasey, Clyde Moravec, Richard Morelli, and Fred Polivka. :I I I -uf ,rf XX I E1-fl 'I, f If 4.1--, i T ' g- , I 41 Ip I Ff- l Il X! S- ,f I 5 ' 6. impressing upperclossmen by FIRST ROW: Kenneih Trafar, Larry Treece, June Trivich, Merrily Tuma, Barbara Tvrdik, Dennis Twarog, Frank Urban, Tom Vales, and Frances Vallandigham. SECOND ROW: John Valsa, Joseph Van Cura, Jean Vanourek, lynn Van Son, Marion VanWagner, Carol Vascik, and Nancy Veverka. THIRD ROW: Beffe Jo Vilef, William Vines, Yolanda Viiale, Robert Vitner, Dawn Vlasek, Joseph Vogi, Charles Vonesh, and Peter Vorac. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Waitek, Mayo Walcoh, William Wallwin, Denny Walsh, Daniel Warfield, Joseph Wasner, Joseph Wasz, Earl Wellman, and Richard Wengielewski. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Wesemann, David Wefzel, Leairice Williams, Jerry Williamson, David Wixon, and John Wieclawski. SIXTH ROW: Joan Winhoven, For- resf Woods, Russell Yosi, Sharon Yunlxer, Charles Zaiicels, Beffy Zales, Brian Zalenka, and Ruth Zierfuss. Winning bundle drive ,,-C w , pa--af , -X , ' 1 K. ,,., . ,,,.. 'f L an rf 5 y . W , y fe M 'X .,..,. ,S M . Q K x if N ' ki' 1. wif 9 X Y ,.,WW,,W,.M,,,W,n.,.,,, W. L I ' mm,.. Y - ,W ,,,, ., -.h-, 'M ' 3A I - ' LL.. gi-1 -A W wr .. we fy se gg Q7 ywfi, ana .Q J ,sv W W,i,.fX.,.ssmpe f if , : 41 ,L 5 iii ffk I fr Eli? W ,g ' 1:2 2535 S x-fi.: ' 3: 'Tiff 'S 'f-L .fel jf -2 'wwf-W wmv I Wg' N'mi011rvwm-!0qw,,m,M3t 4'Mwwww 2V mmf -i TA' i 1?! ?'f?1f4'vfxrdiwfk-:,m111:s:Lg, ,,w,,,,MwfW J... I f' ' 1h siast Mar Jane Links with on avid audience. R-B's eieciion day baby-siiting service Supp ies Ire-engine en u y The girls' chorus perfeds iis music under the direction of Mr. Gilbert. The crowded hours of rehearsal seem too brief to Mary Ann Novak and Dorothy Honsa as production night nears. Make that ki--ick! pleads Carol Crane in a crucial moment of the Hinsdale game. Off duty? Mrs. Broe and library aides Dorothy Endriz, Maurine Kelber, and Nancy Relic momentarily prefer food to books. R-B Indians Lynn Olson, Judy Oetting, Bar- bara Hlavacek, and Sue Nerud entertain Sharclubbers as well as each other at the annual dinner. R 'X Juniors Gail Glienlce, Betsy Howe, Kathy Wagner, and Lynn Olson hilariously snake- dance around the homecoming bonfire. Looking regal are R-B's 1956 homecoming court: Judy Nielsen, Barbara Oechslin, Queen Lois Johnson, Carol Maxant, and Marge Jehlik. Senior boys proudly display the bonfire which they have constructed. Flaring flames, the Queen and her lovely court, a spirited team, the stream- ers, confetti, and cheers of Beat Hins- dale all combined to make HOMECOM- ING '56 one of the biggest and best R-B has ever seen. The flurry of activities began on Friday night with a pep rally and the crowning of Queen Lois Johnson and her court, Carol Maxant, Barbara Oechslin, Judy Nielsen, and Marge Jehlik by football Co-captains Denny Paloucek and Doc Sazama. embracing The traditional snake dance and bonfire officially completed the first evening of celebration, but many R-B-ites worked feverishly until the wee hours to complete their paper masterpieces for the parade. Saturday morning a winding pa- rade of floats displayed the talent and ingenuity of these hard-working artists. ln the afternoon, rousing cheers rang through the clear, crisp air as the Bulldogs went down fight- ing against a strong Hinsdale eleven. That evening, R-B's eager fans joined together to climax the swirl of activity at the Ra-Ra Ramble. Straining forward, eager to do their best, R-B's Bulldogs line up against Hinsdale for a spirited game full of action. Hats off to Pro Merito Club as they capture top honors with After the crowning, the Queen and court leave the football their green alligator float. field to reign over the bonfire. spirit, music, and mirth Ns 5 'K -1 'fieiiglifilemagigggf - -A 1. -fwfitfff s i q 5 fi f::wggfjftEif 3:55 ifiaftki Xfwl: - sfriewt S Q xi,-ff,'-fri? S 5 his I o X FIRST ROW: Linda Mayer, Gayle Oechslin, Mary Lou Woehler, Dawn Vlasek, Linda Nelson, Linda Jarosik, Penny Cha- loupka, Marilyn Polulach, Bonnie Maiewski, Sue Shobe, Sandra Bassett, Elaine Polacek. SECOND ROW: June Trivich, Jackie Patzelt, Arlene Krejcik, Mary Ann Moticka, Pat Gyorke, Donna Hrdino, Merrylin Kopecky, Judy Hummel, Cheryl Schlitt, Bonnie Strutzenburg, Lynn Prendergast, Beverly Neal, Linnea Oleksy, Sandra Mrazek, Barbara Eaverson, June Malek. broadening knowledge The Ivy Leaguers practice for their forthcoming program. These senior girls are Mary Ann Novak, Janet Alonge, Barbara Oechslin, Nancy Felt, and Nancy Chaloupka. FIRST ROW: Carol Beranich, Marilyn Tape, laVerne Havlik, Nancy Felt, Carl Altheide, Carol Maxant, Gail Glienke, Judith Maxant, Arlene Hayes. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Calascibetta, Judith Allison, Donna Polivka, Sue Haiek, Janet Alonge, Barbara Timka, Kathleen Eldred, Nancy Chaloupka, Judy Ellingson, Kirstin Eklund, Gail Neumann, Carol Crane. THIRD ROW: Barbara Oechslin, Barbara Stastny, Carol Schmitt, Marian Plhak, Linda Bloomstrand, Tracy Byrom, Don Anderson, Mr. Gilbert, Douglas Lange, Charles Tiedie, Thomas Konicek, John Walsh, James Pergl, Carole Kouba, Beverly Zon, Bonnie Mokos. FOURTH ROW: Catherine Scott, Barbara Karth, Lenore Vytiska, Cynthia Timko, David McArthur, Ken Tasch, Douglas Poutsch, Jerry Chlumsky, David Wixon, Eugene Reifel, John Hofstra, Paul Krause, Alberta Oakley, Phyllis Mikoda. FIFTH ROW: Kay Theobald, Judy Oetting, Elizabeth Howe, John Tockstein, Clyde Moravec, Jon Flstonlch, Milan Bursach, Carter Reed, Jim Benes, Robert Prazak, Dennis Kennedy, Richard King, Mary Jo Clapp, Anna Ross, Judith Baker. choral classics The strains of a deep, moving classical song, the bouncy beat of You've Got To Be a Football Hero, and the chords of an old, familiar hymn at the Easter or Thanksgiving service all combined to make this a noteworthy and pleasurable year for R-B's A CAPPELLA CHOIR, under its new director, Mr. Paul H. Gilbert. This year for the first time, a BOYS' GLEE CLUB was formed. Its members met one school night each week and through concentration and hard work, prepared a medley of numbers, some of which they presented at the January Music Sponsors' meeting in their first public appearance. Mr. Gilbert also coached several girls' ensembles and glee clubs. All these music groups joined to present the Music Festival in the spring. Page 87 heightening enjoyment of FIRST ROW: Dorothy Honsa, Barbara Tvrdik, Gail Kubik, Margaret Hammatt, lynn Booster, Beth Conklin, Paula Schulz. SECOND ROW: Bob Kaempf, Thomas Ponsonby, Janet Poncar, Virginia Sindelar, Marilyn Tope, Mary Steffen, Robert Hammatt, Robert Mitchell, David Moore. THIRD ROW: James 'Hein, John Phillip, Mary Ann Novak, Dale Rankin, Libby Spaninger, Marie Shramek, Roger Simak, John Elliot, Dennis Smith, Kenneth Bartosz, Donna Perry. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Collins, Gerald Malik, Kenneth Ptak, Roberta Reder, Edward Slaby, Judy Hartline, Jean Sklodowski, Carlotta Spensley. Great classical works, popular rhythm tunes, traditional Christmas carols, and Pomp and Circumstance were included in the repertoire of the ORCHESTRA. This group provided musical entertainment for various school activities. For the first time, the orchestra oined the A Cappella choir to present the C ristmas concert. They also pre- sented their own concert in the spring. Soloists and ensembles from the orchestra competed in the district and state music contests and represented the. school at the All-State Orchestra in Springfield. In April, R-B was host to the fourth annual West Suburban Conference Music Festival. Several orchestra members received scholar- ships from the Music Sponsors to music camp at the University of Illinois. Page 88 music Habitual morning marches, spontaneous iam sessions, and formations of intricate patterns on the football field are part of the customary activities of the BAND. The band members exhibited their abil- ity to raise R-B's school spirit to great heights by playing for pep assemblies and giving half-time shows at football games. The strains of morning practices could be heard as diligent band members devel- oped the needed rhythm of spirited ar- rangements. The band also participated in the West Suburban Conference Music Festival held this year at R-B. This inspiring perform- ance highlighted the band's activities. Majorettes Joan Bennett, Mary Anne Archdale, Carol Vavrina Leslie Schindler, Vivian Fisera, and Cynthia Timko strike a pose in full regolia. FIRST ROW: R. Hammatt, L. Svab, M. Steffen, G. Pouska, V. Sindelar, M. Tope, B. Bartunek, L. Viktora, R. Feller, D. Smith, D. Perry. SECOND ROW: T. Prendergast, C. Bloom, .l. Kraus, R. Stocking, C. Scott, G. D'EIia, K. McGrew, J. Benes, A. Baum- rucker, J. Petrovic, R. McDowell, D. Klodner. THIRD ROW: R. Baskovic, D. Baird, L. Mingus, C. Coleman, M. Mingus, B. Oman, R. Simak, T. Kenicek, B. Lind, O. Burcal, R. Kamm, D. Meyer, D. Fogg. FOURTH ROW: W. Bergstrand, J. VanCura, W. Lt-sser, S. Goodwin, B. Zales, D. Lucas, R. Siegler, L. Rousseau, T. Siegler, R. Olson, J. Strafaci, K. Stastny, K. Carnahan, R. Goltrke, T. Vlach, D. Moore, R. Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: C. Lupinek, L. Schaad, B. Vitner, R. Fukal, C. Urhel, W. Cerwin, C. Colgrass, J. Elliot, G. Doolen, K. Bartosz. SIXTH ROW: W. LeClear, G. Phillip, B. Rodeau, F. Kreml, G. Malik, K. Ptok, M. Rada, J. Hinkleman. 1 FIRST ROW: Don Coldon, Bernadette Breicha, Elaine Donek, Mrs. Hoppert, Vice-president Bob Mrtek, President Marilyn Tope, Secretory Barbara Newell, June Vodicka, Rita Cordes, Carol Anderson. SECOND ROW: George Pouska, Pat Breed, Henrietta Bartizol, Gail Glienke, Brian Lloyd, Pixie Beery-Polglase, Julie Nachtman, Susan Towne, Arlene Kreicik, Charlene Jokopec, Diane Wilson, Jean Marshall, Barbara Bernard. THIRD ROW: Jacky Ross, Judy Cookingham, Molly Newbury, Robert Hammatt, Susan Rutschmann, Mary Ann Bower, Barbara Timlro, Cynthia Timko, Ted Abbott, Rudy Svobodo. cleles, and o green alligator with red eyes all contributed to a successful year for PRO MERITO. The club, open to all Latin students with at least a B average, was more active than usual in the past year. The biggest task and greatest achievement was the construction of the first-prize float at the Homecoming pa- racle. Other highlights of the year included the Christmas party and Roman Banquet. Roman togas, the singing of Adeste Fi- I . enve opmg Happy workers pause for a moment to admire their entry in the Homecoming parade. FIRST ROW: Bonnie McCarthy, Joyce Habian, Margot MacDonald, Frances Oglietti, Treasurer Dorothy Endriz, President Anita McCormac, Vice-president Arlene Hayes, Mrs. West, Margaret Hough, Judith Mottl. SECOND ROW: Joe Vogt, Barbara Masek, Judy Schmerling, Mary Clare Collins, Tom Ponsonby, June Malek, Gail Glienke, Nancy Kettner, linda Nielsen, Patricia Mytys, Dorothy Peterson. THIRD ROW: Beverly Brown, Jackie Patzelt, Judy Miller, Wyn Hrdina, Edie Moysey, Lenny Vytiska, Donna Hrdina, Penny Johnson, Melody Petersen, Judy Sharie. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Derfler, Mary Ann Moticka, Ellen Chartrand, Dennis Poleck, Merrylin Kopecky, Judy Franck, Joan Bennett, Sharyn Hurt, Joe Voiacek. lalins of two continents Muchas gracias, a pinata, and Casca- bel were trademarks of the SPANISH CLUB. This year with the help of movies and guest -I ' speakers at the regular monthly meetings, the Wi members, under the new sponsor Mrs. West, broadened their interest in Spanish and Spanish-speaking countries. Spanish Club ' i members also participated in other events N' including building a float for the Homecom- ing parade and attending the Language Clubs' Christmas party where they presented an educational and enjoyable program. First, the Christmas customs of Latin American countries were explained, and then the club conducted the contest of breaking the pinata, which resulted in laughs and candy for everyone. Spaniard Joe Vogt expectantly holds up his hands S as Donna Hrdina strikes at the pinatc.. understanding customs Claudette Kozel, Bonnie Bosak, and Pat Wynne busily pack school supplies to send to needy Korean orphans. Providing charitable gifts to the needy, dining in European restau- rants, and planning a refreshing summer picnic occupied FRENCH CLUB members this year. Formally and informally this tgroup strove to promote better un- derstanding of the French people, language, and culture. After fall organization was com- pleted, the group launched an ac- tive Christmas proiect, Operation Spirit of Christmas by sending gifts to Korean orphans. ln addition to special highlights, the entire year's activities were varied by French movies and speakers. FIRST ROW: J. Schuenemann, Treasurer J Murphy, Secretary M. Henderson, Vice-pres: dent S. Kessler, President M. Kelber, Sponsor Mrs. Grimes, M. Stefan. SECOND ROW J. Eggleston, S. Vopata, P. Novak, K. Hlava cek, M. Pelton, J. Hancur, S. Hoiek, B. Brun ner, C. Karth. THIRD ROW: K. Gay B Karth, S. Svoboda, C. Beranich, L. Scibona N. Mendler, J. Ellacott, M. Steffen J Schmerling, Pat Slabenok. of european life Opening its doors for the first time, GERMAN CLUB admitted forty-seven members who were eager to develop a better under- standing of Germany, its life, its people, and its customs. During its first year on the R-B scene, the German Club had an ac- tive and interesting program. Skits and plays were presented, and guest speakers informed students on many phases of German culture. Independent study was done on Teutonic art, music, and literature. Singing lullabies and carols, the group were enthusiastic entertainers at the language clubs' Christmas party. FIRST ROW: D. Scmes, Sponsor Mr. Koncius Vice-president J. Nadar, President A Schlactmeyer, Secreta ry V. Walters, 5 Gulon, S. Hainy. SECOND ROW: C. Schlitt D. Meyer, H. Mueller, D. Kowul, J. Alonge THIRD ROW: H. Aamodt, S. Boucelr, H. Law rence, B. Brown, B. Wesemann, C. Peckut. Enioying themselves while washing dishes after one of the many F. T. A. dinners are Kay Theobuld and Diana Johnson. i 5 5 E ,ec Meeting with other F. T. A. clubs of the area, making money with a pin-selling drive during National Education Week and pro- viding the food for many potlucks and par- ties are examples of the usual activities of the FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB. There were also visiting days which the members spent at near-by grade schools observing teaching methods. ln addition to enjoying all their good times, the F. T. A. suc- ceeded in attaining their goal of promoting an interest in teaching and education. preparing for careers in schools FIRST ROW: Co-sponsor E. Shipley, D. Endriz, A. Dvorak, S. McHugh, Treasurer G. Neumann, Historian M. Kelber, President N. Chaloupka, Vice-president B. Newell, P. Chaloupka, D. Honsa, C. Vavrina, Sponsor E. Campbell. SECOND ROW: C. Karth, B. Brown, D. Johnson, J. Check, G. Oechslin, J. Hancur, S. Kessler, F. Oglietti, J. Nachtman, J. Habian, J. Vodicka, B. Bartunek, B. Karth, L. Prendergast, R. Cordes. THIRD ROW: C. Beranich, K. Theobald, N. Relic, D. Wilson, S. Yunker, S. Lutha, P. Bacastow, N. Scheibal, S. Vopata, C. Weller, K. McCaffrey, M. Moticka, G. Garnhart, L. Lyman, G. Glienke. FOURTH ROW: J. Ellacott, S. Streic, M. Hammatt, M. Stefan, L. Lipke, J. Anderson, M. A. Archdale, W. Hrdina, J. Alonge, P. Tiritilli, K. Hede, S. Kessel, J. Fickas, S. Spiering, B. Mueller, J. Eggleston. NOT PICTURED: Corresponding Secretary A. Moylan and Secretary P. Dumke. FIRST ROW: B. Kavanaugh, M. Haugh, Recorder W. Hrdina, Treasurer J. Lang, President B. Kubicek, Secretary J. Holzwart C. Weller, L. Mayer, L. VanSon, D. Johnson. SECOND ROW: G. Neumann, S. Pavlet, J. Kernick, B. Brunner, G. Oechslin, S Hrtanek, D. Rouleau, B. Conklin, B. Cerny, J. Benes, C. Karth, J. Pandolfi, J, Nielsen. THIRD ROW: L. Williams, J. Bierbauer J. Fickas, J. Herman, L. Herman, M. Tuma, E. Moysey, J. Metelmann, N. Relic, L. Spaninger, J. Malek, K. Eklund, P. Bacastow FOURTH ROW: R. Damore, J. Mooney, S. Swanson, M. Petrovicz, D. Andres, C. Ott, S. Hurt, J. Pilney, N. Mendler, G. France M. Derfler, J. Bahlmann, D. Ceplecha, Sponsor Miss Real. NOT PICTURED: Vice-president C. Konecny. and homes -l ln Writing a new constitution in order to affil- iate with the national organization of Future Homemakers of America made this year one of transition for the HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. However, traditional activities such as the annual mother-daughter tea, field' trips and bake sales were not altered. One ofthe year's highlights was the capture of second prize in the Homecoming parade. Home Ec Club members encouraged interest in various phases of homemaking throughout their en- Jr! tire program. Making the Chinese costumes for the Masque and Wig play, Lute Song, are Karen Friis, Janice Holzwart, Wyn Hrdina, and Nancy Scheibal. 1 FIRST ROW: Secretary Carol Crane, Vice- president Judy Schmerling, President Patricia Slabenak, Treasurer Barbara Karth. SEC- OND ROW: Barbara Timko, Nancy Cha- Ioupka, Dorothy Endriz, Carol Beranich. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Novak, Sharon Dunn, June Vodicka, Nancy Felt. FOURTH ROW: Rita Cordes, Carol Brence, Joe New- cum, Ellen Chartrand, Barbara Newell. developing The shifting of stage scenery, actors re- viewing their lines, and final adiustments on the colorful Chinese costumes preceded cur- tain time for The Lute Song presented by the iunior-senior dramatic club, MASQUE AND WIG, and directed by Miss Beverly Schultz. During the past year, the club's pur- pose of stimulating interest in dramatics and developing and encouraging dramatic ability was fully achieved in many ways. For exam- ple, to prepare for their annual children' play in the spring, Masque and Wig member: attended performances of Robin Hood and Treasure Island at the Goodman Theater. Checking the final fitting of her costume, Pat Slabenak is assisted by Carol Beranich, Barbara Karth, and Judy Schmerling. While awaiting their cue on stage, Nancy Felt, Dorothy Endriz, itludy Schmerling, June Vodicka, and Joe Newcum review their lines. Page 96 talent by dramatic participation Informal dramatic skits, discussions on acting prin- ciples, and trips to the Goodman Theater were methods used to acquaint JESTERS, freshmen and sophomores at R-B, with the art of the drama. Under the direction of Mr. Sanders, the twenty-five members, screened through tryouts in the fall, presented a spring play before the student body, adding stage experi- ence to their broadened knowledge of fundamentals. Sandy Jacobs and Alice Thompson are measuring for their costumes to be used in the annual spring play. FIRST ROW: Karen Steiger, Gail Neumann, Vice-president Judy Hummel, President Paul Newcum, Secretary Sandra Jacobs, Treasurer Albert Schlactmeyer, Marilyn Polulach, Sue Kessel. SECOND ROW: Joan Anderson, June Malek, Paul Krause, Tracy Byrom, Judy Karela, Judith Mottl, Kathy Hede, Judy Downey. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sanders, Linnea Oleksy, Donna Hrdina, Robert Liska, Alice Thompson, Charles Smith, Lavone Scibona, Pat Domabyl, Susan Towne. FIRST ROW: Joyce Henn, Janet Turacok, Nancy Vance, President Lawrence Bauer, Vice-president Edith Moysey, Secretary Jo Ann Wolf, Treasurer Jacqueline Patzelt, Richard Koneman, Tom Brownrigg, Barbara Stepan. SECOND ROW: Spon- sor Mrs. Klein, Kristin Linn, Barbara Bartunek, Kathleen Mietus, Molly Newbury, Allen Skorepa, Greg Foster, Libby Spaninger, Margot MacDonald, Nellie Sidleuskas, Judy Cookinghom. THIRD ROW: Susan Rutschman, Bruce Beem, Mike Witwer, Bill Warfield, Donald Meyer, Bob Heidemann, Malcolm Evett, Bob Russina, Joseph Voiacek, Millard Rada. adding to New club policies and student program participation highlighted this year's activities of BIOS LOGOS. With the guidance of Mrs. Klein, the club 3 underwent a transformation. Membership became open to anyone interested in ex- panding his interests in biqlogy or in going , into a biological career, instead of being 4 limited to those enrolled in a biology class. On the second Tuesday of each month students gathered to see films, collections, hobbies, or to hear a speaker who was often a fellow classmate. Field trips including guided nature tours taken through forest pre- serves completed the club's curriculum. Robert Hammatt looks on as Libby Spaninger explores I one of nature's wonders. til Future Nurses of America -FIRST ROW: Peggy CIGPPI Joyce Henn, Jeanne Benes, Vice-presi- dent and Corresponding secretary Sue Ellison, Sec- retary Kathie Eldred, Pres- ident Patt Strunc, Treas- urer Charlene Jakopec. SECOND ROW: Susan Haiek, Donna Perry, Mary Steffen, lngeborg Swan- son, Nancy Skora, Spon- sor Miss Suchy, Arlene Kreicik, Charlene Drae- ger, Judy Boucek, Carol Erbs, Dale Baumrucker. an interest in humanity The successful girl-ask-boy dance, speakers from hospitals, and several demonstrations gave the FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA fun and an insight into their chosen profession. At their meetings Miss Suchy helped the girls plan such proiects as the dressings for cancer patients. The club donated the money from Destination Dogpatch, its dance given iointly with the Junior Red Cross Council, to several charitable organizations. Christmas proiects, the spring fund drive, and Destination Dogpatch, kept the twenty- two active members of JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL quite busy. Extending their services to the less fortu- nate was the motto of this club, the members of which made Christmas boxes containing combs and brushes for needy children. Prof- its donated to an orphanage were proof that Li'l Abner and Sadie helped to make their dance a great success. Junior Red Cross Council-FIRST ROW: Karen McGrew, Judy Murrin, Susan Haiek, Treasurer Nancy Skora, President Carol Weller, Sponsor Miss Suchy, Secretary Arlene Hayes, Barbara Kavanaugh, Kathie Eldred. SECOND ROW: Mary Steffen, Anita McCormac, Bonnie Gendel, Linnie Oleksy, Edie Moysey, Jeanette Metelmann, Elaine Kusek, Sharon Carrick, Jill Mooney, Bette Vilet, Barbara Scott. NOT PICTURED: Corresponding secretary Susan Kessler. expressing thoughts and ideas Utilizing guest speakers, office machine demonstrations, and vari- ous movies, the SCRIBBLERS achieved their purpose of bringing additional material on clerical and secretarial work to all members. The forty girls visited offices as a part of their club activities. They also enjoyed their annual Christmas party and a mother-daughter event in February. Scribblers Arlene Fischer and Carol Kuczora discover the wonders of a modern business machine. FIRST ROW: Sharon Carrick, Rosemary f .xmore, Elaine Kusek, Treasurer Lynn Olson, President Arlene Fischer, Secretary Lois Thorien, Carolynne Vavrina, Darline Zavo- ral, Evelyn Ehlschlaeger. SECOND ROW: Lois Stoker, Nancy Semrad, Sandy Hainy, Judy Sharie, Diane Ceplecha, Janice Holz- wart, Linda Nielsen, Nancy Kettner, Faith Nelson, Miss Hewitt. NOT PICTURED: Vice- president Carol Kuczora, Chairman of Awards Marilyn Peters. through words and symbols Preparing for a future debate, Rich Stuhlfauth and Herb Lawrence conduct careful research. -...ff Competing against other schools, holding practice debates, and tak- ing tield trips, the DEBATE CLUB endeavored to develop logical thinking in interscholastic debators, to promote a better understanding of the problems of our day, and to break down the barriers of false prejudices. At a suburban tournament held in November, the Challengers won a victory in their first competition by compiling a TO out of l2 score in contests with La Grange, Bremen, Arlington, Downers Grove, East Au- rora, and Niles. They also debated with Proviso concerning the Brannon farm plan, this year's national topic. FIRST ROW: Treasurer Barry Brown, Presi- dent Herb Lawrence, Secretary Tom Haclac, Vice-president Richard Stuhltauth, Publicity Chairman Margot MacDonald. SECOND ROW: Miss Claire Schellhase, Barbara New- ell, Dan Caldon, Kathy Loepke, Mr. Francis Dambrowski. 1 -A.' LEFT TO RIGHT: Edith Moysey, Pete Kidera, Kathy McCaffrey, Ken Mikyska, Pat Rader, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Arnold, Frank Pekarek, Tony DiBona, Miss Michael, Joan Ellacott, Carlotta Spensley, Nancy Mendler. Bandaging cut fingers, removing ink spots from students' clothing, and running erronds for students and faculty were responsibilities assumed by the OFFICE AND NURSE'S ASSISTANTS. Each hour two students worked in the personnel office to help the of- fice staff. They managed the lost- volunteering services and-found, answered innumerable questions, and collected absentee sheets. Fourteen girls daily received practice in nursing techniques as they aided the nurse, Miss Suchy, by checking in students who were ab- sent due to illness, taking tempera- tures, and assisting in emergencies. These two groups of volunteers worked together to strive for the efficient management of R-B by re- linquishing their study hall time to perform these valuable services. QQ I ,f 'tm ,,Md,,,..,.vs L Nurse's assistant Nancy Skora and office assistant Pete Kidera work diligently on absentee lists. FIRST ROW: Sue Ellison, Joyce Henn, Miss Suchy, Judy Nielsen. SECOND ROW: Charlene Jakopec, Kathy Eldred, Nancy Skora, Joyce Pandolfi, Pqqriciq Strunc. Filing information cards in the card catalogue, Kristin Linn Al one of their social meetings, Darlene Zavoral helps herself and Carolyn Purl keep each item in precise order. as Joanne Cermall serves Sue Haiek, Nancy Relic, and Renee to help others Kelber. Searching for a book or magazine article, pre- paring books for circulation, and collecting delin- quent fees were some of the duties performed by the LIBRARY AIDES. Twenty-five girls gave assistance to students by demonstrating uses of various library materials. Some of their other chores included shelving books and selecting displays for the showcase. By carry- ing out these many duties, the aides lessened the work ofthe librarians, Mrs. Broe and Miss Brainerd. Although a service organization, this club held many social activities including barbecue suppers, pizza parties, pot lucks, and the annual tea for their mothers. At regular meetings, the aides dis- cussed the varied aspects of their jobs, and planned for the better management of the library. FIRST ROW: Marge DeGraaf, Jean Marshall, Pat Ansley, Secretary Judy Oetting, Vice-president Dorothy Endriz, Darlene Zavoral, Sue Hajek, Barb Stepan, Sponsor Mrs. Broe. SECOND ROW: karen Koch, Elaine Danek, Carolyn Purl, Nancy Relic, Nancy Dietrich, Lois Kirch, Sharon Spiering, Rosy Damore, Kristin Linn, Maurine Kelber, Sponsor Miss Brainerd. NOT PICTURED: President Arlene Fischer, Treasurer Bonnie Fridrych. Ushers Kathleen McCaffrey ana Loral Cerny receive programs from Head Usher Joan Ellacott. elevating siondords of good will Plays, concerts, special programs, Commencement, and Bac- calaureate constitute only a fraction of the long list of events at which the USHER CLUB assisted during the year. At every school function requiring their help, some of the sixty-two carefully selected iunior and senior girls of this organ- ization donated their time to collect tickets and issue programs. FIRST ROW: Mary Lee Mendius, Maurine Kelber, Dorothy Endriz, Susan McHugh, Gail Glienke, Head Usher Joan Ellacott, President Patty Jane Rader, Secretary Paige Himebaugh, June Vodicka, Rita Cordes, Sponsor Mrs. Edith Campbell. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Moseticlc, Ellen Wettersten, Darline Zavoral, Patricia Ansley, Faith Nelson, Judith Schmerling, Nancy Relic, Susan Kessler, Lillian Melka, Carol Weller, Barbara Mueller, Sharon Spiering, Kathleen McCaffrey, Barbara Hlavacelr. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Howe, Naomi Ritchell, Lois Stoker, Mary Steffen, Wyn Hrdina, Barbara Rasche, Nancy Mendler, Ellen Morse, Linda Nielsen, Sue Ellison, Anita McCormac, Mary Anne Archdolo, Carolynne Vavrina. FIRST ROW: Frank Pekarek, Andrew Ackermann, William Stach, Secretary Dick Sering, President Gordon Woeltie, Vice-president Gary Doolen, Treasurer Herbert Lawrence, Edward Rosicky, Alvin Francik, Anthony Hlavka, John Near. SECOND ROW: Sponsor Mr. Thomas Kmieciak, Robert Phelps, Anthony DiBona, Merle Denker, David Tauer, Richard Stuhlfauth, Carl Altheide, Herbert Holin, Robert Cornelisen, Kenneth Ptak, Enrico Caruso, Francis Sazama, Francis Musil, Richard Grout, THIRD ROW: John Elliot, Charles Bloom, John Schreiber, Robert Hutchison, James Ahlgrim, Charles Vhrel, Warren Morton, David Kostka, Robert Dumroese, Robert Ucherek, Ryan Jorstad, Harold Voris, Roger Sladek, Peter Kidera. NOT PICTURED: Sponsor Mr. Dale Halverson, Sergeant at-orms Dennis Poloucek. Ushering, operating the cloak room, and keeping order at every home athletic function, the LETTERMEN dis- played their leadership through service. and service This organization is made up of boys who through ability combined with training have perfected their per- formance in athletics to such a degree as to earn a varsity letter, the major athletic award offered by the school. This award, which represents ability, exertion, and per- sistence, was worn proudly, and symbolized leadership. The members of our school who constitute the Letter- men's Club represented the spirit of good sportsmanship through the year. lettermen William Stach, James Cerny, and Dick Sering Gordon Woeltie and Donald Neal receive roll up the rope after a basketball game. COUtS during an athletic event. -.,,,, .-..-n-an fwitb' ..--ef deepening Linda Kocour and Henrietta Bortizal conduct a thorough spring housecleaning in the council office. 2 5 if F Page Wl1ile Mother is voting, Mary Jane links serves a mid-morning treat to her young charges-iust part of the Get Out the Vote baby-sitting service. Do you support your school council? asks Presi- dent Dick Cusic during a publicity broadcast for Know Your Council Week. 106 leadership qualities through service FIRST ROW: Corresponding Secretory Mary .lane Links, Vice-president Merle Denker, President Dick Cusic, Auditor Warren Marten, Secretary Pat Nylen. SECOND ROW: Francis Musil, Ken Bartosz, Bob Shellgren, Francis Sazama, Carl Altheide, Carol Ann Maxant, Fred Schlange, Bob Hosticka, Herb Lawrence, Richard Stuhlfauth, Tom Hadac. THIRD ROW: Janet Slomka, Sandy Mann, Judy Maxant, Wyn Hrdina, Barbara Kubicek, Sally Spiller, Sue McHugh, Linda Kocour, Carol Konecny, Henrietta Bartizal, John Ward, John Seatter. FOURTH ROW: Bette Rattner, Jan Kopic, Bonnie Vanata, Bonnie Maiewski, Joanne DiBona, Rosemary Stolfa, Cynthia Sozama, Bonny McCarthy, Tanis Edwinson, Lynn Cooper, Mary Ann Bower, Penny Johnson, Marcia Pelton, Ann Leffer, Mr. Stephan. FIFTH ROW: Miss. Houston, Mr. Thompson, Merrily Strohecker, Sue Kessel, Harry Marshall, Denny Walsh, Chuck Tiedie, Chuck Hawes, Harry Genant, Douglas Lang, Neil Butler, Gil Junkunc, Paul Newcum. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Prendergost, Judy Hummel, Linda Segal, Karen Fisher, Sharon McHugh, Lee loess, Jerry Nerad, Pat Domabyl, Sandy Lukey, Kathy Swank, Bonnie Baltis, Annette Proteau, Beverly Neal, Mr. Gilbert. Giving notable service, promoting enthusiastic spirit, and striving for harmonious student- faculty relations, SCHOOL COUNCIL dedicated itself to a unified R-B. Realizing the extensive needs of our school, the sixty-five elected representatives sought to coordinate our boundless interests by sponsor- ing a March of Dimes campaign, adopting our Greek war orphan, Maria, supervising school elections and clubs, and organizing a Get Out the Vote clay to aid the community on election day. Page 107 Social projects included presenting four dances, planning the activities of the Home- coming week end, entertaining the faculty at a Christmas party, and seeking to awaken vital interest in student government through the Know Your Council Week. This ideal of cooperation and coordination is not new, but a part of an unending progression at our school. With the realization of this ideal and the hope of aiding our school in fulfilling its obligation to the community, this year Council once again led the way as a symbol of unity. Stage Technicians-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Comp- ton, Allen Hreisa, Brion Lloyd, Joe Simonelic, Bob Phelps, Barry Brown, Martin Hnetynka, Bob Plechaty, Vladimir Nemec, Bob Mudra. learning specialized skills Microphones, lights, and sets were among Pushing heavy equipment through the the many tools ably handled by the STAGE halls, setting up screens and projectors, and TECHNICIANS. The boys in this group exhibiting thousands of feet of film were worked behind the scenes of R-B's produc- among the tasks ofthe MOVIE OPERATORS. tions and plays this year. They gave up their study halls to provide variety in the school day by aiding teachers in visual education projects. Movie Operators-FIRST ROW: Forrest Woods, Jim Drobish, Steve Simpson, Bruce McEwen, Bill Kamper, Cody Engle, Doug Zima, Wayne Cerwin. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Krabck, Jeff Durrie, Dick Morelli, Paul Wese- mann, Wayne Decker, Millard Rada, Bob Plechoty, Bob Phelps, Mr. Zborowski. Rifle Club-FIRST ROW: Mr. Lewis Jenkins, Pat Mytys, Virginia Melichar, Virginia Sindelar, Terry Anderson, Tom Newbury, David Rhind, Ed Ludwig. SECOND ROW: Russ Bellis, Dave Wetzel, Bill Rodeau, Richard Gossling, Jim Osberg, Chuck Tiedie, Jim Drobish, Karen McGrew, Gary Wenzbauer. THIRD ROW: Martha Hill, George Blum, Jim Herzberg, Bruce Lind, Bruce Oman, Coral Cerny, Annette Borisoff, Dick Blatt. for practical living Ready, aim, fire! These piercing orders became well known to every member of the new RIFLE CLUB. The club learned the safe and proper handling of firearms including both maior necessary techniques and rules before participating in the National Postal Matches this year. Guarding the pool, promoting an interest in swimming among the students, and enforc- ing safety regulations in the pool area were a few of the purposes of the new LIFE GUARD CLUB. This club is open to all stu- dents sixteen years or older who have passed their Senior Life Saving Test. Life Guard Club-FIRST ROW: Jill Schrieber, Marilyn Tope, President Merle Denker, Vice-president Judy Maxant, Treasurer Jay Ward, Secretary Carol Maxant, Kathi Wagner, Paige Himebaugh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Perkins, Ken Leverenz, Ellen Morse, Diane Ceplecha, Patty Jane Rader, Lynn Booster, Sue McHugh, Julie Murphy, Clyde Benford, Roger Sladek. THIRD ROW: Richard Grout, Doug Zima, Dennis Ceplecha, Ed Prince, Chuck Schander, John Seatter, Chuck Vrhel, Jack Proteau, Carl Birkelbach, Harold Voris. promoting fellowship and '4V,A?'7A FIRST ROW: Bob Ucharek, Warren Morton, Ed Prince, John Seatter, Bob Shellgren, Vice-president Dale Kanak, President Bob Hutchison, Chaplain Gary Doolen, Secretary-treasurer Herb Lawrence, Tony DiBona, .lim Ahlgrim. SECOND ROW: Merle Denker, Bob Mitchell, Mike Kellogg, Tom Mihm, Rich Grove, Ed Rosicky, Bill Steinhaus, Bill Stach, Carl Altheide, Dick Cusic, John Schauer, Frank Pekarek, Sponsor Mr, Ellingson. THIRD ROW: Jim Sherman, Bob Phelps, Joel Yoss, Jay Ward, Bob Bunata, Chuck Vrhel, Howard Rinker, ,lack Dunlop, Fred Schlange, Charles Peterson, Steve Smith, Larry Mingus, Barry Brown, .lack Brochmann. FOURTH ROW: Dave Tauer, Andy Ackermann, Dave Foskett, Francis Musil, Dave Kostka, Francis Sazama, Ron Vedra, Bob Cornelison, Gordon Woeltie, Melvin Shaver, Jim Teteak, Rich Stulfauth, Bob Havemeyer, Herb Holin. Serving our school and having fun together the members of.HI-Y fulfilled their purpose of setting high standards of Christian character. The club, open to junior and senior boys, sponsored the Thanksgiving and Easter serv- ices, ond, in conjunction with Sharclub and Council, the bundle drive. Hard work and planning by all the members resulted in an- other successful Christmas formal, this year centered around the theme Aurora Bore- alis. Proceeds from this social highlight V were donated by Hi-Y to charity. To make the Hi-Y dance the biggest and the best, Dale Kanak, Jay Ward, Merle Denker, and Chuck Schander combine their efforts in hanging decorations. good will Selling popcorn, opening coke bottles, and wrapping hot dogs were all familiar tasks to the girls in BECEUS. These girls, chosen by their teachers in their freshman year on the basis of dependability, character, and lead- ership, 'sold refreshments at athletic and school events throughout the year. Beceus girls donated their 5 per cent profit on sales to provide a Christmas tree for the main hall and other gifts for the school. The annual Christmas party and initiation tea in January ' A i ' 3-V' provided interesting social experiences tor ,S- the members. 2 - 1 , g A Christmas spirit at R-B was the wish of Janet Slomka and Cynthia Sazama, hard at work. FIRST ROW: Pixie Berry-Polglase, Marilyn Polulach, Jean Marshall, Sharyn Hurt, Vice-president Rosemary Stolfa, Secretary Penny Johnson, Treasurer Janet Slomka, June Malek, Janet Hoffman, Dorothy Petersen. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kavonaugh, Julie Becvar, Cherie Jackson, Joyce Habian, Dawn Petrik, Barbara Masek, Jo Ann Kappa, Judy Miller, Kathy Mietus, Marian Plhak, Karen Friis, Joyce Henn, Margot MacDonald. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Dertler, Melody Peterson, Pat Stroupe, Pat Bacastow, Nancy Skora, Sue Rutschman, Susan Towne, Charlene Jakopec, Beverly Brown, Jackie Patzelt, Barbara Stepan, Nancy Scheibal, Miss Michael. NOT PICTURED: President Cynthia Sazama. E L. publishing Staying late for deadlines, munching ham- burgers while thinking of a running head, and frantically crying out, Who's that in the third row? were familiar experiences of the ROUSER STAFF. The thirty-six members worked diligently, trying to produce an outstanding yearbook to equal the All-American book of the preceding year. The staff met daily during fourth-fifth hour and also after school on Thursdays to plan and work on the book. When assignments were given out, the members interviewed sponsors, planned pictures, wrote copy, and designed lay- outs for their pages. The Christmas party and a dinner party in a loop restaurant in the spring brought enjoyment to all. As the deadline draws near, editors Judy Schmerling, Janet Alonge, Nancy Felt, Mary Ann Novak, and Joan Ellacott, sort through pictures and chose those suitable for publication. A cover design demands the full attention of the art staff, sponsors, editors, and the printer's representative. FIRST ROW: Sponsor Miss Ellsworth, Secretary Carol Beranich, Dorothy Endriz, Photography Editor Nancy Felt, Co- Editors-in-chief .loan Ellacott and Mary Ann Novak, Copy Editor Janet Alonge, Art Editor Judy Schmerling, Sponsor Miss Murren. SECOND ROW: Julie Becvar, Maurine Kelber, Gail Glienke, Pat Stroupe, June Vodicka, Rita Cordes, Pat Slabenak, Pat Breed, Judi Hancur, Nancy Chaloupka. THIRD ROW: Wyn Hrdina, Barbara Rasche, Melody Peterson, Joel Yoss, Barry Brown, Ellen Chartrand, Diane Dettmer, Barbara Karth, Barry Mayer, Bob Mrtek. Page 112 the story of the year FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Novak, Joan Ellacott News Editor Nancy Chaloupka Photography Editor Carlotta Spensley Feature Edu tor Judy Scroggy, Editor-in-chief Dick Sering, Sports Editor Ken Bartosz Feature Editor Charlene Maus SECOND ROW Kathleen McCaffrey, Carol Schmitt, Sue McHugh, June Vodlcka Margot MacDonald Karen Fisher Diana Rut Peggy Novak Gall Neumann Judy Karela, Mr. Harnstrom, THIRD ROW: Rita Cordes Melody Peterson Diane Dettmer Ellen Chartrand Virginia Dodge Mary Ann Bower, Wyn Hrdina, Gail Glienke, Linda McGrath Judith Schmerling Mr. Harnstrom's senior journalism class published the paper in the first semester, but during the second semester, the oppor- tunity of working on the paper was offered as an extra-curricular activity. Representa- tives from all four classes gained valuable experience as staff members. Reporting a last-minute scoop to eager R-B-ites, typing articles for the deadline, and taking Saturday morning trips to the printers were some of the tasks that confronted the staff of the CLARION, R-B's bi-monthly news- paper. Nancy Chaloupka, Ken Bartosz, and Dick Sering pre- pare the layout for a forthcoming edition of the Clarion Diane Humel and l.ois Johnson, co-chairmen of the Sharclub charities committee, headed this year's bundle drive, one of Sl1arclub's most successful activities. Sharclub's big and little sisters enioy becoming better acquainted at their picnic held on the football field this year. Greeting newcomers, playing the role of big sisters, planning a bundle drive, turnabout dance, and orphans' party, supervising the annual Bow Day, and presiding at teas and dinners were some of the many activities in which the SHARCLUB girls united to work, share, and enioy themselves. Striving toward worthwhile goals, they cultivated lead- ership, friendship, charity, and service. Upon entrance to R-B, all girls auto- matically became members of Sharclub to serve in whatever capacity they wished. unifying girls Working energetically, Judy Fickas, Pixie Berry-Polglase, Barbara Newell, Ellen Chart- rand, Beverly Brown, Carol Crane, and Mar- garet Stephenson of the publicity committee lend a hand in preparation for Sharclub's turnabout dance. The governing body, known as SHAR- CLUB SENATE, was composed of fifteen members-five sophomores, five juniors, and five seniors chosen for scholarship, leadership, character, and dependability by the girls of their class each spring. Their election to Senate was formally announced in an all-girl assembly when each was tapped onthe shoulder by grad- uating senior members with a golden key, SharcIub's honored symbol. From this group officers were selected who, with the cooperation of all its members, led Shar- club toward its goal of friendship among all girls. FIRST ROW: Mia Rlllll, Vice-president Nancy Felt, President Car- lotta Spensley, Carol Maxant, Miss Michael. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Stolfa, Secretary Gail Glienke, Susan McHugh, Sandra Mann, Judy Maxant. THIRD ROW: Janet Slomlra, Cynthia Sazama, Tanis Edwinson, Mary Jo Wolgemuth. NOT PICTURED: Treasurer Barbara Kubicek, Lois Johnson, Diane Humel. with bonds of friendship nate members Barbara Kubicek, Susan McHugh, and Gail lenlxe act as hostesses at the yearly orpl1an's Christmas party, L: - W as I 'K 5 W, Q K Q 4 if Q we S' I J in Q 'S' N 11' 's a Qu? sk: x.:-'ac Af hefghfenmg our loyalfy 5 ' -1. N ik v ' ' - . .,., , AY, .9,g,g,,. ilk Wisgffw ' 0 C V31 -'w X' , ,-. ,Y -M. ' Varsity baslleiball players hsten lnienfly to a half time pep talk Varsity swimmers Roger Sludek and Rnch Grout crouch tensely Q K. , 'Is 4 ' g:L'- 1 .V 3 I. . 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R-B rooters watch with mixed emotions a drive for the basket I D' - L. 'ff' s ,J i- A M V. g, -f ev X The football team races to guard the ball carrier as he tries for a first and ten. Gary Doolen and his leyden opponent grapple during the last meet of the season. Tho lnalo addition to the varsity cheerleaders, Francis Sazama, wholeheartedly works to help the blue and white to victory. - Y V' -if ' lil J NH-as Ricky Caruso Gary Doolen Richard Dolezal Rich Grove Herb Lawrence Bob Hosficku Ra senior lefiermen carrying ihe pigskin for fhe Ed Rosicky Francis Sazama Bill Siginhqug Gor FIRST ROW: Manager Ken Tosch, Jack Novitski, Robert Jirik, Ed Peterson, Andy Ackermann, Steve Smith, Dick Malek, Bruce Nachtman, Gary Doolen, Ray Peterson. SECOND ROW: Manager Barry Brown, Bob Hosticka, Ralph Matzelle, Herb Lawrence, Denny Paloucek, 'Francis Sazama, Ed Rosicky, Rich Grove, Gordon Woeltie, Bill Steinhaus, Al Francik, Manager Jay Ward. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kmieciak, Francis Musil, Merle Denker, Dale Kanak, Jim Ahlgrim, Tony DiBona, John Seatter, Bob Ucherek, Chuck Schonder, Pete Kidera, Dave Vanek, Dick Dolezal, Rick Caruso, Mr. Halverson, Mr. Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Laddie Sanda, George Barnum, John Patterson, Ed Prince, Ryan Jorstad, Jim Kos, Warren Marton, Joe Andel, Chuck Vrhel, Henry Kveton, Millard Rada. Throwing a crushing tackle, running a wide end sweep, and completing a long pass were iust a few of the many feats performed by the R-B VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, coached by Mr. Perkins. Bill Steinhaus, Gordon Woeltie, Rich Grove, and iunior Bob Ucherek made the All- blue and while VARSITY RfB 34 Rich 0 R-B 19 Glenbard 32 R-B 1 9 York 1 6 R-B 7 Hinsdale 19 R-B 28 Maine 41 R-B 13 Downers 19 R-B 7 LaGrange 14 R-B 33 Arlington 7 Conference team this year. By defeating Arling- ton, the Bulldogs proved that they had learned the true meaning of team work. Pouring their hearts out between the goal posts, the varsity showed themselves to be a united and hard- working squad. After catching a well-thrown pass, Gary Doolen attempts to plunge to the goalposts. Freshmen R-B 6 Evergreen Park R-B 0 York R-B 0 Glenbard R-B 0 Maine R-B 0 Hinsdale R-B 0 Downers Grove R-B 7 La Grange 0 33 19 41 18 6 19 R-B men bring an opponent to the ground as the last seconds of the game tick away. Frosh Saph R-B 0 Rich R-B 0 Glenbard R-B 14 York R-B 7 Hinsdale R-B 7 Maine R-B 0 Downers R-B 0 La Grange R-B 7 Arlington displaying determination R-B's varsity gridmen warm up with pre- game exercises. . ,xi .L .6 . FIRST ROW: Gilbert Junkunc, Cody Engle, Tom Kalina, Ken Mietus, Jerry Kracht, Joe Topinka. SECOND ROW: Dick Bennett, Neil Butler, Angelo Bucci, Jim Sindelar, Tom Tucek, Jim Schreiber, George Matz, Ed Schoenthaler, Boyd Sauter. THIRD ROW: Mr. VandeMerlnt, Tom Prendergast, Jon Fistonich, Bob Stocking, Roger Coverly, Mike Witwer, Bob Rattner, Walter Korngiebel, Mr. Fleener. FOURTH ROW: Bob Hines, Sam Witwer, Richard Jarom, Tom Roche, Bruce Jablonslxi, Clyde Moravec, Warren Stanek, Dave McDowell, Stewart Kuhn. The tense feeling of determination before a game, the excitement and suspense during the struggle, and the joy or sorrow at the conclusion of the contest were experiences felt by the FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM, directed by Coach Fleener. The Bullpups gained valuable experience through prac- ticing good sportsmanship and by cultivating higher goals and ideals. Learning and applying the fundamentals of football, knowing what teamwork is, and realizing what victory meant, the FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM, under the direction of Coach Boyd, showed comradeship and fight through the last minute of every game. Their performance hinted at excellent possibilities for next year's frosh-soph team. on lhe gridiron FIRST ROW: Mayo Walcott, Carl Stattin, Gary Kreml, Harry Genant, John Holland, Larry Treece, Gerald lncrocci, Richard Quitsch, Glen Metelmann. SECOND ROW: Thomas Caruso, Jeffrey Hartmann, Charles Burns, Charles Tiedie, David McArthur, Robert Jehlilt, George Rosiclzy, Milan Bursach, Herb Nolan, Manager John Biorn. THIRD ROW: Manager Carl Klang, Terry Anderson, Stefan Babirak, Douglas Lange, Otto Burcal, Spencer Phillips, Douglas Matook, Paul Ackermann, John Walsh, Stephan Hrica, Mr. Wadington. FOURTH ROW: Clarion Rogeness, Ronald Kodidek, Paul O'Sullivan, Brian Zalenka, Glen Hess, Donald Doloxal, Glenn Taylor, Robert Stuchal, William Landau, Mr. Boyd. Page l25 Climaxing her offer school diving practices, a G.A.A. member axecuies a iack knife. Ge? readyl Get set! And ihe annual inira-mural moot has begun. Page 126 promoting Delicious pizza provides an added ahraciion ai an open board meeting. Shooting a bulls-eye, diving into icy water, and making that lucky basket were some of the feats performed by the GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. The G.A.A. girls dis- played not only talent but good sportsmanship in their vari- ous activities, which included tournaments, races, basketball, bowling, and swimming. At the yearly intra-mural swimming meet in the fall, the freshmen girls won top honors and a trophy. The girls from R-B also took fourth place in the all- state swimming meet. Another outstanding activity this year was Recop Night KFather-Daughter Nightj. The G.A.A. board played host to all members at o pizza party in the fall. In the spring the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held. There the girls who had earned enough points re- ceived their awards, dramatically concluding another active and successful year. Julie Nachtman scores a strike! sportsmanship and skill FIRST ROW: Point Secretary Lois Stoker, Treasurer Elaine Danek, General Sports Manager Janet Alonge, President Joan Kolar, Vice-president Dorothy Endriz, Secretary Jean Marshall. SECOND ROW: Kathi Wagner, Mary Ann Bednarik, Carol Haubl, Barbara Eaverson, Bonnie Jaros, Sue Logan, Margot MacDonald, Patty Rader. THIRD ROW: Judy Ellingson, Publicity Manager June Vodicka, Wyn Hrdina, Lynn Olson, Joan Eggleston, Nancy Skoro, Judy Maxant, Miss Fager. Page 127 Dashing two miles through the woods, speeding over the cinders during the halves at the football games, and contending in the district meet at La Grange, the members of CROSS COUNTRY gained valuable experi- ence. The team, coached by Mr. Stanger and managed by Bob Elliott, was exactly twice the size of last year's squad. The Frosh- Soph placed fourth in the West Suburban Conference and look forward to an even better season this coming fall. Dick Sering and Dave Kostka, this year's outstanding runners, appear relieved as well as exhausted as they near school after a practice run. running with energy FIRST ROW: Donald Eisermann, Harry Marshall, Jim Schuler, Norman Peplow, Paul Kuchar. SECOND ROW Tom Konlcek Frank Urban Bob Russina, Oldrich Fisero, Chuck Bloom, Herbert Aamodt, Clyde Benford, Dave Kostka. THIRD ROW: Manager Robert Elliot Robert Smith, Alan Christensen, Carl Krouch, Terry Johnson, Doug Zima, Greg Foster, Gale Grass, Bill LeClear, Robert Droblsh Tony Hlavka Mr Stanger. FOURTH ROW: Charles Urbonek, Ronald Noftke, Jim Cerny, Richard Sering, Herbert Holin, Carl Althelde John Near Glen Vanborworkor. Flying Spikes crunching the Cinder pqfh, Varsity Track - FIRST ROW: John Near, Glen VanDerwerkor, f H. b th I If h H. d. Carl Krouch, Bob Brockes, Bob Kunzmann, Bruce Nachtman. U m9 WS U' e Poe VW f U' '9 'S' sscor-an Row: Laddie sandc, Bob Phelps, Dick Kumi, Laffy CUSSeS arching through llie Gif, speeding Mingus, Ken Mikyska, Jack Novitski, George hBLXn3np. TTRIZ ROW: Richard Jensen, Bob Dumroese, Josep n e, Ric ar Stuhlfauth, Ed Rosicky, Gordon Woeltje, Bill Stach, Dave Kost- hurdles, ond a feeling of intense competition ka, Gary Dvolen- characterized the TRACK team. The boys be- gan training in February, and climaxed the season at the Conference track meet held at Arlington Heights in May. Mr. Fleener coached the weight men, while Mr. Kmieciak took charge of high iumping, broad jumping, and pole vaulting. :jumpers bobbing up and down over the and enihusiasm Frosh-soph Track-FIRST ROW: Mike Veverka, Dan Warfield, Bob Smith, Norman Peplow, Rich Bennett, William Vines, Joe Vogt, John Faul, Jim Schuler, Edward Slaby, Stephen Hrica. SECOND ROW: John Reinertson, Bill Warfield, Robert Hines, Bill Smith, Jerry Nerad, Don Shotola, Donald Anderson, Harry Genant, Joe Simonelic, Dave MacArthur, Bob Sandusky, Donald Eisermann, Paul O'Sullivan, .lon Fistonich. THIRD ROW: Bill LeClear, David Baird, Herb Aamodt, Chuck Bloom, Mike Lorr, Greg Foster, Rich Fisera, Ron Kraatz, Tom Tucek, Carl Stottin, Gary 'Kreml, Chuck Tiedie, Doug Matook, Dennis Klodner, Bob Jehlik, Herb Nolan, John Doubek, George Blum, Ken Mietus, Claude Sikora, Joe Voncura, Terry Johnson, Bob Hoidomann. 1 lv l F it I3 , nik R i in Qmgsiamei, K W ,,.,,, L Ii.. srnaxrzrzai v,':.'Iy,, i Yffffl f af QQ, Q ,xiii A n 5 'N ,Q ,+ 'i V 45557 A 5' :h 5: 5 '2 K L I ' . i X J in at ' Nw :mgqfw i iii , ' i 5 -ai ' i Yi If 1, - .- Aff? A if V: P . 4 '--' ' - ' K 31 1 J . V ,, ,t-1, 1 i' A i A 'ii A , .,', Q in V ' , 'Qt-I .AQ4 S. w A . 7 U . ,Jb . :-. if K- A Ai' R-B 39 R-B 33 R-B 52 R-B 56 R-B 60 R-B 52 R-B 29 R-B 40 RIB 56 Q R-B 63 R-B 43 EC R-B 53 W.. . A--1 R-B 46 R-B 30 ,W R-B 17 'fi' R-B 42 -P- R-B 54 R-B 53 525g65 ,E g R-B 46 wi jeg R-B 64 A A ,-:: A I , , .W Q 1 . F ,, Jim Cerny controls the ball expertly as the other varsity players race to their positions for a scoring attempt. playing CJ determined VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Argo Morton New Trier Glenbard Rich York Bloom Hinsdale Maine Downers Grove LaGrange Arlington Thornton Glenbard York Hinsdale Maine Downers Grove LaGrange Arlington Varsity Team-FIRST ROW: Frank Pekarek, Merle Denker, Jim Cerny, Allan Rezabek, Dale Kanak, Bob Cornelisen, Joe Nogal Manager Gary Kreml, SECOND ROW: Coach Bernie Fleener, John Patterson, Rich Jarom, Warren Marton, Gale Gross Ryan Jorstad, Don Neal, Carl Altheide, Dick Sering, Manager Dave Tauer. Junior Varsity Team: Frank Pekarelc, Dale Kanak, Joe Nogal, Randy Raphel Coach Flckas Ryan .lorstad Bob Stocking Bill Le Clear, Ed Peterson, Merle Denker, John Schauer. game Succumbing after a hard-fought contest, drilling with intensity and returning to battle again, the R-B VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM had what most people would consider an unsuccessful season. However, the boxscore doesn't tell the complete Bulldog story. It can't convey the tenseness felt by R-B-ites as their team almost downed the highly rated Glenbard five. lts figures fail to express the incredulity felt on the court and in the stands when R-B lost to the Demons from Maine in the last second of play. It misses the wave of desperation prevailing when the gun sounded leaving the score favoring Downers Grove by one point. Perhaps this season can best be referred to as a year of learning, not only for the squad, but for the students who learned a loyalty to a team, not for their wins or losses, but for the fight and drive which they displayed in every game. Although the JUNIOR VARSITY BASKET- BALL TEAM displayed the same record as the varsity as far as not winning a game, they showed determination and drive, commend- able in any team, regardless of scores. The experience they gained in their various tilts proved to be a means of developing more than basketball skill. Ed Rosicky, varsity squad member, shoots and racks up two more points for the blue and white. VC'-Q FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL SCORES R-B 41 New Trier 38 R-B 34 Morton 38 R-B 46 Argo 29 R-B 37 Glenbord 38 R-B 57 Rich 64 R-B 48 York 38 R-B 38 Bloom 53 R-B 39 Hinsdale 53 R-B 55 Maine 34 R-B 58 Downers Grove 43 R-B 36 LaGrange 34 R-B 23 Arlington 44 R-B 31 Thornton 41 R-B 46 Glenbard 36 R-B 47 York 54 R-B 26 Hinsdale 73 ' R-B 43 Maine 48 R-B 33 Downers Grove 76 it it R-B 26 LaGrange 40 Frosh-Soph Basketball - FIRST ROW: Bruce Jablonski, Jerry-Kracht, Dan Kemp, R'B 34 Arllngion sl Roger Coverly, Tom Roche, Dick Heinsen. SECOND ROW: Bob Rattner, Russ Blair, Jerry Chlumsky, Don Dolezal, Tom Prendergast, Joe Michelic, Mr. Wad- ington, Bob McDowell, Dan Hedden. Practicing with patience, drilling for accuracy, and planning for the future, the R-B FROSH-SOPH BASKET- BALL TEAM finished the '56-'57 basketball season with a seven wins-thirteen losses record. The team never seemed to fulfill the potential which they displayed at the onset of the season, however, the experience which they gained and the periodic brilliance which they showed seemed to indicate the possibility of a highly suc- cessful varsity squad in the near future. The FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM showed a great deal of promise and finished the season with a 5-9 record. Their proven abilities showed that they will be a strengthening influence on the next yeor's frosh-soph squad. striving consistantly for Freshman Basketball - FIRST ROW: Manager Paul O'Sullivan, Milan Bursach, Jon Fistonich, Glen Hess, Brian Zalenka, Ron Lukas, Allen Kasper, Evan Fie, Roger Stedronsky, Frank Urban, Ronald Kodidek, Robert Stuchal, Sidney Goodwin, Don Cox, Dennis Cermak, Gary Krogh, Mayo Walcott, Tom Konicek, Charles Poskocil, Dick Quitsch, Rich Prochaska, Jack Bjorn, George Rosicky, Gerald Incrocci, Tom Vales, Ronald Waitek, Harry Marshall, Glen Metelmann, Manager Bill Vines. FIRST ROW: D. Silbernagle, G. Creadon, J. Nerad, D. Lange, Co-captains R. Sladek and H. Voris, O. Burcal, J. VanCura, A. Odiet, Manager B. Rada. SECOND ROW: J. Phillip, S. Phillips, J. Schuler, D. McArthur, C. Stattin, H. Genant, D. Armstrong, M. Kennedy, F. Kolar, J. Faul, H. Nolan, Coach Mr. Halverson. THIRD ROW: Coach Mr. Perkins, Manager M. Rada, R. Sandusky, J. Murphy, D. Creadon, C. Smith, D. Boggs, R. Weddle, D. Zima, P. Doll, P. Smith, G. Vrhel, R. Schneider, R. Rousseau, J. Verhoeven, C. Birkelbach. FOURTH ROW: H. Hulka, R. Jensen, B. Henninger, J. Seatter, R. Grout, R. Drobish, D. Ceplecha, J. Ward, J. Proteau, B. Bunata, C. Benford. spartsmanlike performance A resounding bang, a simultaneous splash, and echoing cheers were heard, encouraging R-B's VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM on to victory. Coached by Mr. Perkins and Mr. Halverson, the young team broke 5 out of the 9 records at R-B. The co-captains, Roger Sladek and Harold Voris led their team against suburban schools displaying a tremendous amount of team spirit. Page 133 FIRST ROW: Marv Getty, Ricky Caruso, Andy Ackermann, Bill Stepan, Clyde Fluelciger, Herb Lawrence, John Bergesen. SEC- OND ROW: Ken Getty, Steve Hrica, Tim Seigler, Richard Ray, Larry Darlington, Bill Polston, Brian Lloyd, Nick Mlade, Ken Mi- kyslxa. THIRD ROW: Jim Pergl, John Elliot, Steve Simpson, Bob Schreiber, Tom Caruso, George Matz, Bill Schreiber, Chuck Bloom, Warren Stanek, Mr. Sanders. FOURTH ROW: Ed Ludwig, Paul Ackermann, Joe Wasner, Eugene Korbel, George Blum, Neil Butler, Jim Schreiber, Gill Junkunc, Francis Musil, Ggry Doolen. developing co-ordination and Exercising a difficult arm hold, gain- ing the decision, pinning an opponent -these were all vital parts of the sea- son finished by R-B's '57 WRESTLING SQUAD. Honorary Captain for Mr. Sander's Varsity squad was Marv Getty and for Mr. Napier's Frosh-Soph squad was Neil Butler. The season's score for the Varsity was 4-13 and for the Frosh- Soph was 3-13. Marv Getty and Herb Lawrence honored R-B by winning third place in the sectional wrestling tournament at Reavis High School. Two members of R-B's team, Marv Getty and Gary Doolen were named to the West Suburban All-Conference team. Herb Lawrence and Marv Getty demonstrate a difficult hold. Smashing a serve across the court, prac- ticing long hours in the sun, and using close teamwork in a doubles match were components of another season for R-B's TENNIS TEAM. The '57 squad, dominated by underclassmen, worked diligently to build a strong team for future years. Coached by Mr. Boley, the team displayed durability and skill. Mr. Boley demonstrates an important technique for Dean Rogeness, Randy Raphel, and Ray Peterson. prowess FIRST ROW: Jack Biorn, Fred Crowe, Ken Hall, Richard Vermoch Carl Coleman Dick Helnsen Larry Darlington Coach Boley SECOND ROW: Jerry Hinkleman, Francis Reekie, Ken Konfrst Randy Raphel Ray Peterson Dean Rogeness Bob Ucherek Wally Bates, Jan Macho, Joe Janutka, Clarion Rogerzess Tom Newbury THIRD ROW George Phillip Lawrence Svab Dan Hedden, Dale Rankin, Dennis Kennedy, Bruce McEwen, Larry Poltrock Russ Blair Dick Morelll Dave Hacquebord Dan Caldon Larry Bauer, Tyrone Forgala. 'Nm it A wi' ii, fl 'X V 1. 1 Frosh-Soph Baseball- FIRST ROW: Dick Slovacek, Jim Sindelar, Chuck Mally, Jim Stuart, Francis Musil, Ralph Vacuda, Man- ager Ken Tosch. SECOND ROW: George Matz, Joe Lucas, Brian Lloyd, John Schauer, Jim Kos, Ryan Jorstad, Ed Peterson, John Near, Steve Smith, THIRD ROW: Manager Richard Fisera, Manager Charles Vehlow, Alan Rezabek, John Patterson, Tom Roche, Tony DiBona, Ron Pierce, Gerald Malik, Bob Prazak, .Ioe Nogal, Jerry Chlumsky, Manager Charles DeIPreto, Mr. Boyd. The cracking sound ofthe bat, the thrilling sensation of a home run, and the suspense when the bases are loaded with two outs all made the '56 season a fascinating one for R-B's BASEBALL teams. The varsity team had a tie record of seven wins and seven losses, while the trosh-soph squad scored four wins against eight losses. This year's squad, coached by Mr. Boyd, hoped to surpass last year's record with a truly victorious season. swinging forcefully on Varsity Baseball- FIRST ROW: Herb Holin, Frank Pekarek, Bob Landess, Bob Epperson, Bob Dvorak, Bob Anderson, Wayne Givens, Bob Cornelisen. SECOND ROW: Manager John Kutska, Manager Wendell Myles, Ed Eisermann, Dick Friemel, Carl Altheide, Richard Malek, Bob Whitehead, Robin Over, Dick Likens, Mr. Ellingson. Jw ff . X : Wir X 4, W hi pf u s ,,'.,,,,, ,S AF ,AS g K I s '+ ' Y' FIRST ROW: Richard Slovacek, Barry Mayer, Thomas Caruso, Paul Ackermann, Dennis Twarog, Anton Ricker, Robert Fukal, Harry Devitt. SECOND ROW: George Denniston, Frank Kolar, John Schauer, An- thony DiBona, Jack Brochmann, James Ahlgrim, Pete Nutley, James Brosseau, Philip Salvatori. THIRD ROW: William Kamper, Jack Goehl, David Tauer, Ricky Caruso, Dennis Smutny, Robert Gray. FOURTH ROW: Ted Abbott, Paul Bartizal, Jim Verhoeven, John Tockstein, Don Neal, 'Richard Sering, Kenneth Ptak, Mr. Harnstrom. the green Displaying skill, advocating good sportsmanship, and stressing team cooperation, the 1956 GOLF TEAM met an- other year's challenges. The 1956 season found the varsity golfers, under the coaching of Mr. Harnstrom, in eighth place in the confer- ence while the frosh-soph team finished in seventh place. Working as a combined team, the varsity and frosh-soph golfers defeated Reavis in a non-conference match, and the faculty golfers recouped the previous year's loss by defeat- ing R-B's golf team in the annual Faculty versus Students contest. Accomplishing an outstanding feat, Jim Rehak, team cap- tain, shot a 78 in the district meet at Timber Trails and quali- fied for the state meet held at Champaign, Illinois. John Schauer takes a swing during practice. Page 137 Frosh-soph Cheerleaders - FIRST ROW: Janis Barberie, Chuck Tiedie, Bette Rattner. SECOND ROW: Ann Leffer, Marlene Skarda, Lynn Coop- er, Cynthia Sazama. Climaxing a cheer, Judy Ellingson executes a fine tiger iump. expending energy Learning new cheers, practicing many afternoons in the gym, and displaying their talents at the games, the CHEER- LEADERS led the student body in rooting for our team. Under the sponsorship of Miss Rhind, the cheerleaders practiced for many hours. At the pep assemblies and games, the girls encouraged all the R-B-ites to cheer the football and basketball teams on to victory. Even in the face of defeat, they kept their spirits high and instilled their enthusiasm into numerous students. Varsity Cheerleaders- FIRST ROW: Sandy Kosp, Linda Kocour, Lois Johnson. SECOND ROW: Judy Ellingson, Judy Maxant, Francis Sazama, Carol Ann Maxant, Susan Nerad. Our story told by the '57 ROUSER terminates with graduation, and no longer will the class of 1957 be enclosed in the varying dimensions of R-B. Instead they will encompass the globe and encounter the infinite dimensions of life. ' Co-editors Joan Ellacott and Mary Ann Novak, Copy Editor Janet Alonge, Photog- i rophy Editor Nancy Felt, Art Editor Judy Schmerling, Julia Becvar, Carol Beran- ich, Patricia Breed, Barry Brown, Nancy Chaloupka, Ellen Chartrand, Rita Cordes, Diane Dettmer, Dorothy Endriz, Gail Glienke, Judi Hancur, JoAnn Henry, Wyn Hrdina, Penny Johnson, Barbara Karth, Maurine Kelber, Margot MacDonald, Bob TS? 5' 13' , ft. . dk, l, Y Mrtek, Dennis Novak, Pat Nylen, Melody Peterson, Barbara Rasche, Melvin , Shaver, Pat Slabenak, Pat Stroupe, Glen VanDerwerlcer, June Vodicka, Joel Yoss, Sponsor Miss Elizabeth Ellsworth, English advisor Miss Dona Murren. fi ,B-. 4' - l 4 A Q f Q If h Q , sa 1, ' K an ,. . J' K. eraf, PC, Q K gulf t g, A cs, 'f, 3, Q X X A, , rxgi: 'F' .gi ss ,W A3 Q 1 ai g QA Q of .' X c Q . 1 cf , J if, ' 1 Q , 1 N A at ' Q cr ea- 'va av 4 6x 7, ,1- 0-. A., . Aamodt, Herbert 63, 93, 128, 129 Abbott, Ted 56, 90, 137 A CAPPELLA CHOIR 87 Ackerman, Andrew 56, 105, 110, 134 Ackermann, Paul 70, 125, 134, 137 Ahlgrim, James 38, 105, 110, 123, 137 Albano, Frank 63 Aldrich, Miss Sharon 22 Allen, Herbert 38 Allison, Judy 70, 87 Allport, Linda 56 Alonge, Janet 33, 34, 35, 38, 86, 87, 93, 94,112,127,139 Altera, Lloyd 63 Altheide, Carl 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, 38, 80, 87,105,107,110,128,130,136 Andel, Joseph 56, 123, 129 Andel, Judy 56 Andersen, Marie 70 Anderson, Carol 56, 90 Anderson, Donald 70, 87, 129, 139 Anderson, Joann 63, 94, 97 Anderson, Robert 38, 70 Anderson, Terry 70, 109, 125 Anderson, Walter 56 Andres, Delores 38, 95 Andrews, Donald 56 Ansani, Arlene 38 Ansley, Patricia 38, 103, 104 Antczak, Jean 70 Antonicic, John 70 Archdale, Mary Anne 34, 35, 94, 104 Armstrong, Hugh 63, 133 Arnold, Mrs. Grace 22, 102 Arthur, Mr. Lee 17 Babirak, Stefan 70, 125 Bacastow, Patricia 63, 94, 95, 111 Baehrend, Walter 70 Boggs, David 133 Bahlmann, Joyce 56, 95 Baird, David 63, 89, 129 Baker, Janice 63 Baker, Judith 38, 87 Baldacci, Francine 38 Baldi, Dennis 38 Ball, Peggy 63 Balla, David 34, 38 Balsis, Marilyn 56 Baltis, Bonnie 107 38, 89, Bamford, Mr. Harry A. 4 BAND 89 Barberie, Janis 70, 138 Bardauskas, Rita 63 Barnes, Barbara 63 Bames, Carole 70 Barnes, Sandra 38 Barnum, George 56, 123, 129 Barrett, Susan 70 Bartizol, Henrietta 31, 56, 10, 106, 107 Bartlett, Mrs. Vernon 22 Bartosz, Kenneth 38, 88, 89, 107, 113 Bartunek, Barbara 63, 89, 94, 98 Bartunek, James 70 Basak, Bonnie 56 Basak, Joe 70 BASEBALL 136 BASKETBALL 130-132 Baskovic, Robert 70, 89 Bassatt, Sondra 63, 86 Basta, Renell 39 Batek, Arlene 63 Bates, Wallace 62, 135 Bauer, Lawrence 63, 98, 135 Baumgardner, Gail 56 Baumrucker, Alon 70, 89 Baumrucker, Dale 39, 99 BECEUS 111 Becvar, Julia 56, 63, 111, 112, 139 Bednarik, Beverly 12, 39 Bednarik, Mary Ann 63, 127 Bedrava, Mrs. Stephanie 23 Beechler, Kenneth 70 Beem, Bruce 56, 98 Begeman, Jeannette 39 Belka, Joanne 56 Belka, Robert 56 Bellandi, Joanne 39 Bellandi, John 63 Bellis, Russell 70, 109 Benes, James 56, 87 Benes, Jeanne 70, 99 Benes, Judy 70 Benford, Clyde 56, 109, 128, 133 Bennett, Jacqueline 62 Bennett, Joan 56, 89, 91 Bennett, Richard 63, 125, 129 Benoit, Gay 56 Beranich, Carol 56, 87, 92, 94, 96, 112, 139 Bergesen, John 34, 39, 134 Bergman, Jack 39 Bergstrand, William 70, 89 Bernard, Barbara 56, 90 Berry-Polglase, Penelope 63, 90, 111, 1 14 Bertolino, Rexene 70 Bethke, Roy 63 ' Bicknell, Joan 70 Bielik, Valerie 70 Bierbauer, Jean 70, 95 Bindi, Kenneth 70 BIOS LOGOS 98 Birchall, Elaine 70 Birkelbach, Carl 56, 109, 133 Birnbaum, Russell 28, 39 Eischman, Kathleen 70 Biorn, John 70, 125, 132, 135 Blada, Henry 63 Blaho, Bonnie 70 Blaho, Milan 56 Blahut, Edward 63 Blair, Russell 63, 132, 135 Blanco, Marie 70 Blatt, Richard 56, 109 Bloom, Charles 63, 89, 105, 128, 129, 134 Bloomstrand, Linda 56, 87 Blum, George 70, 109, 129, 134 BOARD OF EDUCATION 4 Boehm, Robert 56 Boehm, Rudolph 39 Boley, Mr.'John 17, 135 Bolli, Hans 39 Booster, Denise 70 Booster, Lynn 56, 87, 109 Booth, Nancy 70 Borisoff, Annette 39, 109 Bart, Diane 39 Bosch, Annetta 63 Bosek, Betty 70 Bosek, Norman 39 Boucek, Judith 56, 99 Boucek, Sandra 63, 93 Bowbin, Jack 63 Bower, Mary Ann 63, 90, 107, 113 Boyd, Mr. Harold 17, 125, 136 Boyer, LaVonda 33, 39 Braatz, Joan 56 Bradac, George 56 Brainerd, Miss Alice 17, 103 Brady, Sandra 70 Braun, Lauriel 62 Breed, Patricia 63, 90, 112, 139 Breicha, Bernadette 56, 90 Breicha, Dennis 56 Brence, Carol 56, 96 Brenn, Marlys 56, 59 Brennan, Carole 56, 59 8rennan,'Wilfred 63 Brichacek, Mrs. Marie 23 Brochmann, Jack 56, 110, 137 Brochmann, Carol 63 Broches, Robert 56, 129 Broe, Mrs. Ina 17, 82, 103 Brosseau, James 63, 137 Brown, Barry 34, 35, 39, 101, 108, 110, 112, 123, 139 Brown, Beverly 63, 91, 111, 114 Brown, Dr. George W. 11, 14, 33 Brown, Judith 56 Browne, Gail 56 Brownrigg, John 70, 98 Broz, Elizabeth 63 Broz, Laddie 63 Broz, Leta 63 Broz, Robert 70 Brunner, Beverly 70, 92, 95 Bublik, Roberta 63 Bucci, Angelo 70, 125 Buchholz, Miss Wilma 17 Buchwald, Georgia 70 Budd, Alice 40 Buegel, Nancy 70 Buettner, Marsha 70 Buhrows, Carole 70 Buiniewicz, James 63 Bunata, Robert 56, 110, 133 Bunge, Mrs. Dora 23 Burcal, Otto 70, 89, 125, 133 Burgess, Bruce 56 Buric, Edward 68 Burke, Harold 70 Burns, Charles 70, 125 Bursach, Milan 70, 87, 125, 132 Butler, Neil 63, 107, 125, 134 Bycek, Carole 40 Byrom, Tracy 63, 87, 97 Cahill, Sharon 56 Calascibetta, Geraldine 63, 87 Caldon, Daniel 63, 90, 101, 135 Cameron, Sue 63 Campbell, Mrs. Edith 17, 94, 104 Candra, Bruce 40 Candra, Marilyn 63 Carlson, Mr. Clarence 17 Carlson, T. Lynn 70 Carnahan, Ken 62, 89 Carrick, Sharon 56, 99, 100 Caruso, Ricky 29, 40, 105, 122, 123, 134, 137 Caruso, Thomas 70, 125, 134, 137 Casalino, Frank 40 Cashman, Sandra 40 Ceplecha, Dennis 57, 109, 133 Ceplecha, Diane 57, 95, 100, 109 Cermak, Dennis 70, 132 Cermak, Joanne 57, 103 Cerny, Beth 70, 95 Cerny, Coral 40, 104, 109 Cerny, Jim, 40, 105, 118, 128, 130 Cerwin, Wayne 63, 89, 108 Cerza, June 63 Chaloupka, Nancy 34, 35, 40, 86, 87, 94,96,112,113,139 Chaloupka, Penny 70, 86, 94 Chamness, Carol 70 Charlton, Janet 70 Chartrand, Ellen 33, 34, 35, 40, 91, 96, 112,113,114,139 Check, Jill 70, 94 CHEERLEADERS 138 Chensky, Edward 63 Child, Lucy 70 Chlumsky, Jerry 27, 63, 87, 132, 136 Chrastek, Jerome 70 Christ, Sandra 63 Christensen, Robert 70 Christensen, Allen 57, 128 Cimbalista, Janet 70 Cizma, Ted 68 Clopp, Mary Jo 40, 87 Clopp, Peggy 71, 99 CLARION 1 13 Cleary, Miss Ruth 17 Cline, Vicky 71 Coleman, Carl 63, 89, 135 Colgrass, Charles 68, 89 Collins, Barbara 57 Collins, Mr. Harold E. 17, 88 Collins, Mary Clare 40, 91 Colon, Linda 71 Compton, Mr. Everett 17, 25, 108 Condon, Patricia 63 Conklin, Beth 71, 88, 95 Cook, Joyce 40 Cook, Linda 71 Cookingham, Judy 63, 90, 98 COOKS 23 Cooper, Lynn 64, 107, 138 Cordes, Rita 57, 90, 94, 96, 104, 112, 113, 139 Cornelisen, Robert 32, 34, 36, 40, 105, 110, 130 Cortesi, Janet 57 Cortesi, Jean 57 Costenaro, Ronald 40 Coverly, Roger 64, 69, 125, 132 Cox, Carol Lee 41 Cox, Donald 71, 132 Coyle, Robert 57 Crane, Carol 41, 82, 87, 96, 114 Creadon, David 64, 133 Creadon, George 71, 133 CROSS COUNTRY 128 Crowe, Fred 71, 135 Culver, Mr. Harold 23 Culver, Miss Mary Jane 17 Curda, Janet 41 Curtis, Miss Ethel 17 Cusic, Richard 34, 35, 37, 41, 106, 107, 110 CUSTODIANS 23 Cuyler, George 41 Cuyler, Sandra 71 Cykner, Betty 71 Czerwinski, Gerald 57 Czuba, Gerald 71 Dadobo, Constance 63 Dady, Jean 64 Dakin, Susan 28, 41 Damore, Estelle 57 Damore, Rosemary 95, 100, 103 Danek, Elaine 57, 90, 103, 127 Darlington, Larry 64, 134, 135 DEANS 15 DEBATE CLUB 101 DeBattista, Loretta 64 Decker, Wayne 57, 108 Deering, James 71 DeGraaf, Barbara 71 DeGraaf, Margaret 41, 103 Delaney, Mr. John 23 de Leon, Bonita 71 D'Elia, Gabrielle 71, 89 Delimata, Ronald 36, 41 DelPreto, Charles 136 Denker, Merle 56, 57, 105, 107, 109, 110, 123, 130,131 Denniston, Deborah 71 Denniston, George 71, 137 Dertler, Mary Ann 64, 91, 95, 111 Dettmer, Diane 34, 35, 41, 112, 113, 139 DeVita, June 64 Devitt, Harry 41, 137 Devlin, Gerald 71 Devlin, Judith 71 DiBona, Anthony 57, 102, 105, 110, 123, 136, 137 DiBona, Joanne 64, 107 Dickman, Mr. David 17 Diestelkamp, AI 64 Dietrich, Nancy 51, 103 Dinkel, Ronald 64 Dodge, Virginia 13, 41, 113 Doering, William 71 Dohnal, John 64 Dohnal, Marion 71 Giacam Dolezal, Donald 71, 125, 132 Dolezal, Richard 41, 122, 123 Doll, Philip 57, 133 Domabyl, Patricia 71, 97, 107 Dombrowski, Mr. Francis 17, 101 Donahue, Sharon 71 Donda, Carol 57 Donda, Sharon 57 Donavan, Bernice 57 Doolen, Gary 32, 33, 34, 35, 37, 41, 89, 105,110,121,122,123,129,134 Dorsano, Carol 64 Doubek, John 71, 129 Dougherty, Beverly 71 Downey, Judy 71, 97 Draeger, Charlene 71, 99 Drew, Mr. George 17 Jrobish, James 71, 108, 109 Drobish, Robert 57, 128, 133 Drummond, Elizabeth 71 Drummond, Jo Ann 34, 35, 41 Drummond, Madge 71 Dumroese, Robert 57, 105, 118, 129 Dumke, Patricia 94 Dunlap, Kenneth 57 Dunlop, James 64 Dunlop, John 42, 110 Dunn, Sharon 62, 96 Dunne, Cheryl 71 Durrie, Jeffrey 57, 108 Duval, Mr. Warren 17 Dvorak, Amelia 28, 42, 94 Dvorak, Charlene 71 Dvorak, Georgene 71 Eash, Donald 62 . Eaverson, Barbara 64, 86, 127 Eckert, Fred 57 Edwinson, Tanis 64, 107, 115 Eggleston, Joan 64, 92, 94, 127 Ehlert, Melvyn 71 Ehlschlaeger, Evelyn 42, 100 Eisermann, Donald 71, 128, 129 Eisermann, Edward 42, 136 Eklund, Kirstin 64, 87, 95 Eldred, Kathleen 57, 87, 99, 102 Ellacott, Joan 11, 35, 37, 42, 92, 94, 102,104,112,113, 139 Ellingson, Mr. Frederick 17, 110, 136 Ellingson, Judith 57, 87, 127, 138 Elliot, John 42, 88, 89, 105, 134 Elliot, Robert 64, 128 Ellison, Sue 42, 99, 102, 104 Ellsworth, Miss Elizabeth 17, 112, 139 Endriz, Dorothy 34, 35, 42, 82, 91, 94, 96, 103, 104, 112, 127,139 Engle, Steven 30, 64, 108, 125 ngler, Richard 71 Englesman, Joyce 64 Erbs, Carol 71, 99 Erickson, Darlene 42 skey, William 42 vert, Gary 64 vertt, Malcolm 71, 98 winger, June 57 ager, Miss Miriam 17, 127 alco, Arleen 42 alco, Christina 64 alco, Madalyn 71 arrell, Mike 64 aul, John 71,129,133 eller, Robert 64, 89 nlsch, Judith 71 elt, Nancy 11, 34, 35, 42, 86, 87, 96, 112, 1 14, 139 ickus, Judith 71, 94, 95, 114 ickas, Mr. Marion 19, 131 ie, Evan 71,132 elds, Edward 42 ikeis, Ronald 71 ilip, Ralph 42 ilipek, Virginia 71 Filisha, Filisha, Anna 42 August 68 Fink, Allen 64 Firnsin, Gail 57 Fischer, Arlene 12, 43, 100, 103 Fisera, Fisera, Fisher, Fisher, Oldrich 64, 128, 129, 136 Vivian 71, 88 Karen 71, 77,107,113 Roger 68 Fistonich, Jon 71, 87, 125, 129, 132 Fleener, Mr. Bernie 19, 125, 129, 130 Flegel, Fleishm Jacqueline 71 an, Nolan 57 Flowers, Charles 64 Flowers, Ronald 64 Fluekig er, Clyde 64, 134 Fofonka, Marilyn 71 Fogg, Dorothy 57, 89 FOOTB Forbes, ALL 122-125 Elaine 57 Forgala, Tyrone 64, 135 Formato, Dan 71 Forsek, Diane 71 Forst, Harold 43 Forst, Nancy 26, 64 Foskett, David 43, 110 Foster, Greg 64, 98, 128, 129 Frain, Cherry 64 France, Georgette 57, 95 Francik, Alvin 28, 43, 105, 122, 123 Franck, Judy 57, 91 Fransen, Sharon 71 Franson, Judith 57 Fraser, June 64 FRENCH CLUB 92 FRESHMAN CLASS 70-77 Friemel, Richard 43, 136 Fridrych, Bonnie 57, 103 Friis, Karen 64, 95, 111 Fukal, Adrienne 71 Fukal, Robert 71, 89, 137 Fullerton, Verda 43 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA 99 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA 94 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 126- 127 Gabrisch, Richard 28, 43 Gabrysiak, Miss Alice 19 Gailis, Kenneth 71 Garnhart, Georgianna 57, 94 Gasparro, Rosemary 43 Gatz, Paul 71 Gay, Kenlyn 64, 92 Genant, Jewel 57 Genant, Harry 71, 107, 125, 129, 133 Gendel Gentile Gerlich , Bonnie 43, 99 , Diane 71 , Barbara 71 GERMAN CLUB 93 Getty, Kenneth 64, 134 Getty, Marvin 43, 134 elli, Gene 72 Giacomelli, Patricia 57 Gibbs, Barbara 72 Gilbert, Mr. Paul 11, 19, 27, 81, 87, 107 Gill, Carol 57 Gill, Lawrence 64 Glaser, Mr. George W. 4 Glass, Kenneth 57 Glienke, Gail 57, 83, 87, 90, 91, 94, 104,112,113,115,139 Goebel, Barbara 64 Goehl, Jack 72, 137 Gohrke, Rodney 72, 89 GOLF 137 Good, Elizabeth 43 Good, Julie 11, 57 Goodwin, Sidney 72, 89, 132 Gossling, Diane 72 Gossling, Richard 64, 109 Grandy, Gale 57 Gray, Robert 64, 137 Greenfield, .lo Ann 64 Griffin, Nancy 64 Grill, Jean 72 Grimes, Mrs. Virginia 19, 92 Griswold, Karen 72 Gross, Gale 33, 43, 128, 130 Gross, Mr. Gale E. 4 Grosser, Richard 72 Grout, Richard 43, 105, 109, 119, 1 Grove, Richard 43, 110, 122, 123 Gulon, Steven 64, 93 Gurgel, Lenore 43 Guyon, Joan 72 Gwin, Barbara 72 Gwin, Carol 44 Gyorke, Patricia 64, 86 Haack, Adolph 72 Habian, Joyce 64, 91, 94, 111 Hackl, Marcia 72 Hacquebord, David 72, 135 Hadac, Tom 32, 34, 35, 37, 44, 101, 10 Hagenberg, June 72 Haiek, George 64 Haiek, Susan 57, 87, 92, 99, 103 Hainy, Sandra 57, 93, 100 Hall, Douglas 64 Hall, Kenneth 72, 135 Hallongren, Mrs. Ann 23 Halunka, Mrs. Helen 23 Halverson, Mr. Dale 19, 105, 123, 133 Hamm, Mr. Dale 19 Hammatt, Margaret 58, 88, 94 Hammatt, Robert 64, 88, 89, 90, 98 Hammerschinitt, Marilyn 64 Hancur, Judy 58, 92, 94, 112, 139 Haney, Janet 44 Haney, .loellen 72 Hanzelin, Janis 58 Harnstrom, Mr. Albert 19, 113, 137 Harsfall, Mrs. Lucy 23 Hartline, Judy 72, 88 Hartmann, Jeffrey 72, 125 Hastings, David 64 Haubl, Carol 26, 44, 127 Haugh, Geraldine 72 Haugh, Margaret 65, 91, 95 Havemeyer, Robert 110 Havemeyer, Virginia 72 Havlik, LaVerne 12, 33, 44, 87 Hawes, Charles 72, 107 Hayes, Arlene 58, 87, 91, 99 Hayford, Larry 58 Heard, Ray 72 Heard, Nickolas 65 Hebdo, Joe 72 Hedden, Dan 65, 132, 135 Hedden, Robert 34, 44 Hede, Kathleen 72, 94, 97 Heidemann, Robert 65, 98, 129 Hein, James 72 Hein, Lynn 72 Heinsen, Dick 31, 65, 132, 135 Hellyer, Lynn 72 Henderson, Mary Jo 72, 92 Hemi, Joyce as, 97, 99, 102, 111 Henninger, William 65, 133 Henry, Joanne 65, 139 Herman, Charles 58 Herman, Joyce 72, 95 Herman, Linda 72, 95 Herman, Robert 58 Hermann, Sandra 65 Herring, Robert 58 Hesik, Alyce 58 Herzberg, James 72, 109 Hess, Glen 72, 125, 132 Hewitt, Miss Jane 19, 100 Hill, Martha 72, 109 Himebaugh, Paige 58, 104, 109 Hinds, John 44 Hine, Miss Marie 19 7 Hines, Robert 65, 125, 129 Hinkleman, Jerry 65, 89, 135 HI-Y 110 Hlavacek, Barbara 58, 83, 104 Hlavacek, David 72 Hlavacek, Katherine 72, 92 Hlavka, Karen 72 Hlavka, Tony 44, 105, 128 Hnetynka, Martin 72, 108 Hodek, Mr. Frank 5 Hodges, Sharon 58 Hofer, Norman 65 Hoffman, Janet 65, 111 Hofstra, John 72, 87 Holdsworth, Fred 62 Holin, Herb 34, 44, 105, 110, 128, 136 Holland, John 72, 125 Holpuch, Robert 44 Holz, Anne 72 Holzwart, Janice 29, 58, 95, 100 HOMECOMING 84-85 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 95 Hone, Barbara 72 Honsa, Dorothy 33, 44, 82, 88, 94 Hoppert, Mrs. Edyth 19, 90 Horky, Karen 65 Hornik, Gary 58 Horter, Norman 44 Hosticka, Robert 44, 107, 122, 123 Hosticka, William 44 Houston, Miss Mary 19, 26, 107 Howe, Elizabeth 58, 83, 87, 104 Hrdina, Danna 65, 86, 91, 97 Hrdina, Ethelwyn 58, 80, 91, 94, 95, 104,107,112,113,127,139 Hreisa, Allen, 72, 108 Hrica, Steve 72, 125, 129, 134 Hrkel, Edward 72 Hrtanek, Sandra 72, 95 Hruby, Robert 65 Hubka, Thomas 65 Hubner, Pat 58 Huebner, Karen 65 Huebner, Lorraine 65 Hulka, Howard 72, 133 Humel, Dianne 28, 34, 35, 44, 114, 115 Humel, Janet 68 Hummel, Judy 72, 80, 97, 106, 107 Hurt, Sharon 65, 91, 95, 111 Husa, Glenn 45 Hutchison, Robert 34, 45, 105, 110 lncrocci, Gerald 72, 125, 132 Incrocci, Ronald 45 Irlbacker, Sharon 72 Jablonski, Bruce 72, 125, 132 Jackson, Cherie 65, 111 Jafzobi, Wayne 45 . Jacobs, Sandra 65, 97 Jakopec, Charlene 65, 90, 99, 102, 111 Janca, Marie 28, 45 Jankovsky, Carol 58 Jankovsky, William 72 Janutka, Joseph 58, 60, 135 Jarom, Richard 65, 125, 130 Jaros, Bonnie 58, 127 Jarosik, Linda 72, 86 Jarzab, Bernadine 58 Jehlik, Marge 45, 84 Jehlik, Robert 72, 125, 129 Jenkins, Mr. Edgar 19 Jenkins, Mr. Lewis 19 Jensen, Richard 58, 129, 133 Jeppersen, Donna Jean 72 Jerkey, Donald 58 JESTERS 97 Jevey, Mrs. Stephanie 19 Jilik, Kenneth 72 Jirik, Robert 65, 123 Jirka, Stephan 45 Jirsa, Mrs. Eleanora 23 Johnson, Bernie 65 Johnson, Albert 68 Iohnson, Bruce 72 Johnson, Diana 58, 94, 95 Johnson, Lois 37, 45, 84, 114, 115, 138 Johnson, Penny 65, 91, 107, 111, 139 lohnson, Terry 65, 128, 129 lohnson, Mr. William 19 Johnstone, Russell 58 lones, Leslie 58 lorstad, Ryan 85, 105, 123, 130, 131, 134 , Joseph, James 72 'A JUNIOR CLASS 56-62 JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL 99 lunkunc, Gilbert 63, 65, 107, 125, 134 Kaempt, Robert 65, 88 Kaiser, Mr. Norton 19, 63 Kalina, Thomas 65, 125 Kampe, Miss Janice 10 Kamper, William 65, 108, 137 Kanak, Beverly 72 Kanak, Dale 58,110,123,131,130 Karela, Judith 72, 97, 113 Karlovit, Edward 45 Karnik, Jean 58 Karth, Barbara 58, 87, 92, 94, 96, 112, 139 Karth, Christine 72, 92, 94, 95 Kasak, Marlene 65 Kasnicka, Carole 45 Kasper, Allen 73, 132 Kovanaugh, Barbara 65, 95, 99, 111 Kavlock, Charles 45 Kelber, Maurine 58, 82, 92, 94, 103, 104, 112, 139 Kelber, James 73 Kellogg, Michael 45, 110 Kelly, Mrs. Treva 19 Kemp, Dan 65, 132 Kennedy, David 58 Kennedy, Dennis 31, 65, 87, 135 Kesmo n, Kennedy, Maurice 58, 133 Kennedy, Michael 73 Kernik, J anice 73, 95 Kerous, Clarence 73 Elizabeth 73 Kessel, Susan 73, 94, 97, 107 Kessler, Susan 58, 92, 94, 99, 104 Kettner, Nancy 58, 91, 100 Kidera, Peter 58, 102, 105, 123 Kimmel, Mrs. Phyllis 19 King, Douglas 65 King, Richard 55, 87 Kinst, Dennis,68 Kirch, Lois 58, 103 Kirch, Ronald 73 Kit, Carol 73 Kizior, Patricia 73 Klang, Carl 73, 125 Klecka, Joanne 58 Klein, Jeanine 45 Klein, Mrs. Rachel 19, 98 Klemp, Pamela 58 Klodner, Dennis 73, 89, 129 Kmieciak, Mr. Thomas 21, 105, Kmoch, Paul 73 Knorps, Leon 73 Knoska, Karen 73 Koca, George 65 Koca, Robert 73 Koch, Karen 65, 103 Koch, Russell 73 Kocour, Linda 58, 106, 107, 137 Kodidek, Ronald 73, 125, 132 Koe, Sharon 73 Kofron, Barbara 58 Kodaska, Fred 65 Koke's, Susan 73 Kolack, Richard 45 Kolar, Frank 73, 137, 133 Kolar, Joan 26, 45, 127 Kolar, Patricia 65 123,129 Kale, Raymond 58 Kolf, Jack 46 Koncius, Mr. Joseph 21, 92 Konczak, Rosemary 65 Konecny, Carol 29, 58, 95, 107 Koneman, Richard 73, 98 Konemann, David 68 Konfrst, Charles 73 Konfrst, Kenneth 65, 135 Konicek, Thomas 73, 87, 128, 133 Kopecky, Merrylin 65, 86, 91 Kopic, Jan 73, 107 Kappa, Jo Ann 65,111 Korbel, Eugene 65, 134 Korngiebel, Walter 65, 125 Kos, James 58, 123, 136 Kosp, Sondra 58, 118, 138 Kostka, David 46, 105, 110, Kostka, Ronald 65 Kotnour, Lee 73 Kouba, Carole 58, 87 Koukol, Dennis 73 Kowal, Daniel 65, 93 Kowalski, Roger 73 Kozel, Claudette 65 Kraatz, Ronald 65, 129 Krabec, Kenneth 46, 108 Kracht, Jerrold 73, 77, 125, 132 Kracht, Mrs. Rigmor 4 Krahulik, Carol 58 Kraiicek, Ronald 73 Krakora, Carol 65 Kramer, Rita 46 Kratochvil, Emil 46 Kratochvil, Mary Ann 73 Kratochvil, Robert 59 Kratoska, Patricia 59 Kraus, Joseph 73, 89 Krause, Paul 73, 87, 97 Kreicik, Arlene 65, 86, 90, 99 Kreml, Gale 59 Kreml, Gary 73, 125, 129, 130 Kreml, Frank 66, 89 Krippels, Erica 73 Krisan, Daniel 66 Krizek, Raymond 59 Krogh, Gary 73, 77, 132 Kropacek, Marilyn 73 Krouch, Carl 59, 128, 129 Krueger, Jacquelyn 73 Krueger, Kenneth 46 Kruse, Jayne 62 Kuban, Marilyn 73 128, Kubicek, Barbara 59, 95, 107, 115 Kubik, Gail 66, 88 Kubitz, James 66 Kuchar, Gloria 73 Kuchar, Paul 59, 128 Kuczora, Carol 46, 100 Kuhn, Stewart 66, 125 Kulczynski, Mrs. Agnes 23 Kulie, Wayne 46 Kuncl, Roger 46 Kunik, James 66 Kunzmann, Robert 59, 129 Kupka, Robert 73 Kurth, Richard 59, 129 Kusek, Elaine 59, 99, 100 Kutska, John 46, 136 Kveton, Henry 46, 123 Kyncl, Arlene 73 Lago, Alice 66 Lagotta, Valerian 66 Land, James 68 Lando, James 66 Landess, William 73, 125 Lang, Judy 59, 95 Lang, Roger 46 Lange, Douglas 73, 77, 87, 107, 133 Lange, Karen 73 Lange, Madelyn 73 129 125, Lapice, Joy 59 Larson, Judy 73 La Sarre, James 46 Laurick, Alice 73 Lawrence, Herbert 34, 35, 37, 46, 93, 101, 105,107, 11O,122, 123,134 Layman, Marion 59 Leahy, Barbara 66 Leahy, Donna 59 Lechner, Lois 73 LeClear, William 66, 89, 128, Leffer, Ann 63, 66, 107, 138 LeRoy, Karen 73 Lesser, William, 66, 89 LETTERMEN'S CLUB 105 Leverenz, Kenneth 59, 109 LIFE GUARD CLUB 109 Likens, Richard 66, 136 Lillis, Helen 59 Lillis, Robert 59 Lind, Bruce 66,A89, 109 Lindauer, Robert 46 Lindberg, Walter 59 Linhart, Wayne 66 Links, Mary Jane 32, 37, 47, 107 Linn, Kristin 29, 59, 98, 103 Lipke, Lynda 66, 94 Liska, Bette 59 Liska, Richard 73 Liska, Robert 66, 97 Brian 59, 90, 108, 134, 136 Loepke, Katherine 73, 101 Loess, Lee 73, 107 Logan, Sue 59,127 Lorr, Michael 66, 129 Lott, Mr. Merrill 21 Lucas, Diane 73, 89 Lucas, Joseph 59, 136 Ludwig, Edward 73, 109, 13 Lukas, Ronald 73, 132 Lukey, Sandra 73, 107 Lundgren, Robert 66 Lupinek, Charles 73, 89 Lutha, Sharon 73, 94 Lyman, Lorna 59, 94 l.loyd, 4 129,131 81,106, Maberry, Russell 66 MacDonald, Margot 66, 91, 98, 101, 111,113,127,139 MacFate, Robert 59 MacGowan, Mr. James 4, 5 Macho, Jan 66, 135 Madeksho, Marvyn 73 Mader, Gerald 47 Mader, Nancy 73 Maiewski, Bonnie 66, 86, 107 Malek, Gerald 74 Malek, June 66, 86, 91, 95, 97,111 Malek, Richard 34, 35, 47, 123, 136 Malik, Gerald 66, 88, 89, 136 Mally, Charles 59, 136 Malone, Kathleen 74 Mamath, Nancy 47 Mann, Sandra 59, 107, 115 Marcucci, Judith 66 Maresh, Joseph 62 Marshall, Harry 74, 107, 128, 132 Marshall, Jean 66, 90, 103, 111, 127 Morton, Warren 56, 59, 105, 107, 110, 123, 130 Masek, Barbara 66, 91, 111 MASQUE AND WIG 96 Massa, Vincent 74 Matalonis, Donna 74 Matook, Douglas 74, 125, 129 Matthews, Janice 66 Mattson, Gerald 47 Mattson, Karen 66 Matz, George 66, 125, 134, 136 Matzelle, Judy 74 Matzelle, Ralph 28, 34, 47, 122, 123 Maus, Charlene 47, 113 Maxant, Carol 32, 27, 47, 84, 87, 107 109,115,118,138 Maxant, Judith 59, 87, 107, 109, 115, 127, 138 Mayer, Barry 59, 112, 137 Mayer, Linda 74, 86, 95 McArthur, David 74, 87, 125, 129, 133 McCaffrey, Kathleen 34, 35, 47, 94, 102, 104, 1 13 McCarthy, Bonnie 66, 91, 107 McCormac, Anita 47, 91, 99, 104 McDowell, David 66, 125 McDowell, Robert 25, 66, 89, 132 McElearney, Ralph 74 McEwen, Bruce 59, 108, 135 McGrath, Linda 74, 113 McGrew, Karen 74, 89, 99, 109 McHugh, Sharon 74, 107 McHugh, Susan 56, 59, 104, 107, 109, 1 13, 1 15 Melichar, Virginia 74, 109 Melka, Lillian 47, 104 Meller, Jaan 65, 66 Mendius, Mary Lee 59, 104 Mendler, Nancy 59, 92, 95, 102, 104 Metelmann, Glenn 74, 125, 132 Metelmann, Jeanette 95, 99 Mey, Donald 59 Meydrech, Linda 66 Meyer, Donald 66, 89, 93, 98 Meyer, Fredrich 74 Meyer, Linda 59 Meyer, Marguerite 66 Michael, Miss Edna 15,102,111,115 Michaelsen, Barbara 47 Michalcik, Joseph 66, 132 Middaur, Charlotte 74 Mietus, Kathleen 66, 98, 111 Mietus, Kenneth 12, 66, 125, 129 Mihm, Thomas 47, 110 Mikado, Phyllis 59, 87 Mikyska, Kenneth 47, 102, 129, 134 Miller, Judy 66, 91, 111 Miller, Richard 74 Miller, Robert 74 Milnarik, Ronald 74 Mingus, Larry 47, 89, 110, 129 Mingus, Michael 66, 89 Misterfield, Shirley 74 Mitchell, Robert 48, 88, 89, 110 Mitchell, William 48 Mizaur, James 59 Mlade, Nick 59, 134 Mokos, Bonnie 59, 87 Mokos, Terrance 48 Montgomery, Jim 59 Mooney, Jill 74, 95, 99 Moore, David 66, 88, 89 Moore, Frederick 59 Moravec, Clyde 87, 125 Morelli, Richard 108, 135 Morris, Judith 74 Morse, Ellen 59, 104, 109 Morstatter, Miles 59 Martel, Judith 74 Mosetick, Cynthia 59, 104 Mosetick, Richard 74 Moticka, Mary-Ann 66, 86, 91, 94 Mottl, Judith 74, 91, 97 MOVIE OPERATORS 108 Moylan, Alice 66, 94 Moylan, Maureen 74 Moysey, Edith 59, 91, 95, 98, 99, 102 Mraz, Jeanette 66 Mrazek, Sandra 66, 86 Mrtek, Robert 59, 90, 112, 139 Mudra, Robert 74, 108 Mueller, Barbara Ann 60 Helen 74, 93 Murphy, John 66, 133 Murphy, Julia 60, 109 Murphy, Mr. Robert 4 Mueller, Iurren, Miss Dona 21, 112, 139 lurrin, Judy 74, 99 iusil, Francis 60, 105, 107, 110, 123, 134, 1 36 Iusil, George 66 Iyers, Mr. J. Richard 21 Iyles, Mary Lau 48 Iyles, Wendell 66, 136 Iytys, Patricia 66, 91, 109 lachbauer, Miss Helen 21 Iachtman, Bruce 60, 123, 129 lactman, Julie 67, 90, 94, 127 Iadar, Janice 67, 93 ladel, Judith 67 logel, Mary Ellen 48 Iagel, Pat 67 Iapier, Mr. George 21 IATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY 34 IATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 35 leal, Beverly 74, 86, 107 Ieal, Donald 34, 35, 48, 130, 137 lear, John 59, 105, 128, 129, 136 Iechvatal, Faith 67 Iedvedik, Anna 74 ledvedik, Frances 74 leiderberger, Miss Elizabeth 21 lelson, Faith 60, 100, 104 lelson, Linda 74, 86 lelson, Norvell 74 lemec, Dorothy 74 lemec, Vladimer 74, 108 Ierad, Jerry 74, 107, 129, 133 lerad, Susan 60, 83, 118, 138 eumann, Arliss 67 leumann, David 60 eumann, Gail 67, 87, 94, 95, 97, 113 ewbury, Meredith 67, 90, 98 'ewbury, Thomas 74, 109, 135 ewcum, Joseph 48, 96 ewcum, Paul 67, 97, 107 lewell, Barbara 60, 90, 94, 96, 101 1 14 ewton, Mr. Thomas 21 icholson, Ronald 60 icoletti, Philip 67 ielsen, Janis 74 ielsen, Judy 12, 33, 48, 84, 95, 102 ielsen, Linda, 60, 91, 100, 104 ieminski, Robert 74 obis, Pearl 48 ogal, Joseph 60, 130, 131, 136 olan, Herbert 74, 125, 129, 133 ono, Alma 48 aoden, Robert 48 ottke, Ronald 60, 128 ovak, Dennis 60, 139 ovak, John 60 ovak, Mary Ann 34, 35, 37, 48, 82, 88, 96,112,113,139 OW-III, Peggy 74, 92, 113 ovitski, John 60, 123, 129 ovitt, John 74 owakowski, Arlene 74 ozewnik, Mr. Ray 23 URSE'S ASSISTANTS 102 utley, Peter 67, 137 ylen, Patricia 60, 107, 139 akley, Alberta 48, 187 nkley, John 48 diet, Allen 74, 133 'Donohue, Tom 74 echslin, Barbara 48, 84, 86, 87 schslin, Gayle 74, 86, 94, 95 stting, Judith 60, 83, 87, 103 FFICE ASSISTANTS 102 glietti, Frances 67, 91, 94 la, Earl 60 la, Mariorie 74 eksy, Linnea 74, 86, 97, 99 son, Lynn 60, 83, 100, 127 Olson, Richard 60, 89 Olson, Miss Sherle 21 Oman, Bruce 74, 89, 109 Onysko, Merryck 74 O'Neil, Sandra 49, 55 Oplatko, Linda 74 , ORCHESTRA 88 Ort, Ron 49 Osberg, James 74, 109 O'Sullivan, Paul 74, 125, 129, 132 Ott, Charlene 60, 95 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 36, 37 Owens, Mary 67 Pace, William 67 Pacholl, Colette 60 Poles, Betty 67 Paloucek, Dennis 49, 105, 122, 123 Palmquist, Lois 74 Palucki, Robert 60 Pandolfi, Joyce 49, 95, 102 Panenka, Evelyn 49 Parker, Down 74 Poltrack, Larry 67, 135 Polulach, Marilyn 67, de, 97, 111 Poncor, Janet 50, 88 Pans, Arthur 50 Ponsonby, Thomas 67, 88, 91 Poplawski, Joel 60 f Poskocil, Charles 75, 132 Pospisil, Carol 75 Pospisil, Otto 50 Pduska, George 67, 89, 90 Pransky, Raymond 12, 67 Pray, Larry 75 Prazak, Robert 27, 67, 87, 120, 136 Prendergast, Lynn 75, 86, 94 Prendergast, Mrs. Violet 107' Prendergast, Thomas 67, 89, 125, 132 Prexler, Patricia 75 Prexler, Thomas 60 Prince, Edward 60, 109, 123 Prochaska, Richard 75, 132 PRO MERITO 90 Proteau, Annette 75, 107 Proteau, Jack 60, 109, 133 Patterson, John 67, 69, 123, 130, 136 Patton, Sharon 67 Patzelt, Jacqueline 67, 86, 91, 98, 111 Pautsch, Douglas 67, 87 Pavlet, Sandra 74, 95 Peckat, Charles 67, 93 Pekarek, Frank 60, 102, 104, 110, 130, 131, 136 Peklo, James 67 Felton, Marcia 67, 92, 107 Pelzer, James '49 Pelzer, Janet 74 Pelzer, Jerry 67 Pencek, Nancy 60 Peplow, Norman 67, 128, 129 Pergl, James 74, 87, 134 Perkins, Mr. James 21, 109, 123, 133 Peroutka, Barbara 67 Peroutka, Violet 74 Perry, Donna 60, 88, 89, 99 Peterec, Diane 60 Peters, Marilyn 34, 49, 100 Petersen, Dorothy 67, 91, 111 Peterson, Charles 49, 110 Peterson, Clifford 75 Peterson, Edward 60, 123, 131, 136 Peterson, Gary 60 Peterson, Melody 67, 91, 111, 112, 113, 139 Peterson, Raymond 60, 123, 135 Peterson, Sheryl 75 Petrik, Dawn 67, 111 Prueter, Bruce 60 Ptak, Kenneth 34, 50, 88, 89, 105, Puncochar, Darlene 60 Purcell, Deborah 62 Purl, Carol 60, 103 Putts, Lester 62 Queen, Donald 50 Quitsch, Richard 75, 125, 132 Rac, Frances 60 Rada, Millard 60, 89, 98, 108, 123, 133 Roda, Robert 67, 133 Rader, Patty Jane 34, 35, 50, 102, 104, 109, 127 Radous, Wayne 67 Raleigh, Judith 75 Ramey, Jo Ann 75 Rankin, Dale 50, 88, 135 Raphel, Randolph 60, 131, 135 Rasche, Rattner, Rattn er, Barbara 60, 104, 112, 139 Bette 75, 107, 138 Robert 67, 125, 132 Rausch, Lawrence 61 Ray, Richard 75, 134 Real, Miss Elizabeth 21, 95, 115 Reardon, William 67 Reder, Roberta 75, 88 Reed, Carter 67, 87 Reekie, Frank 135 Reichardt, Richard 75 137 Ross, Jacquelene 68, 90 Ross, Shirley 75 Rostochil, Joseph 50 Roubal, Janet 75 Rouleau, Diane 75, 95 Rouse, Diane 68 ROUSER 112 Rousseau, Roy 68, 89, 133 Rousseau, Sue 50 Rubin, Duane 61 Rubinic, Carol Ann 61 Rund, Joe 68 Russina, Robert 68, 98, 128 Rut, Diana 75, 113 Rutschman, Susan 68, 90, 98, 111 Ryzenga, Janice 75 Ryzenga, Judith 61 Salvatori, Philip 75, 137 Sames, Dorothy 75, 93 Sanda, Laddie 61, 123, 129 Sandahl, Mrs. Evelyn 21 Sanders, Mr. Murrill 21, 97, 134 Sanders, Ronald 75 Sandusky, Robert 75, 129, 133 Sanker, Sharon 75 Santarelli, Anita 51 Sonteromo, Roseann 68 Sappenfield, Shirley 51 Sauter, Boyd 12, 68, 125 Sawyer, Joseph 51 Sazama, Cynthia 68, 111, 115, 138 Sozama, Francis 37, 51, 105, 107, 110, 121, 122,123, 138 Schaad, Lawrence 75, 89 Schaefer, Paul 68 Schander, Charles 61, 109, 110, 123 Schauer, John 62, 110, 131, 136, 137 Scheibal, James 51 Scheibal, Nancy 66, 68, 94, 95, 111 Schellhose, Miss Claire 21, 101 Schiel, Virginia 75 Schindalga, Charlene 68 Schindler, Leslie 75 Schlachtmeyer, Albert 68, 93, 97 Schlonge, Fred 37, 51, 107, 110 Schlee, Frank 68 Schlitt, Cheryl 75, ao, 93 Schmerling, Judy 33, 34, 35, 51, 91, 92 96,l04,112,113,139 Schmidt, Bernice 68 Schmidt, Leona 75 Schmitt, Carol 32, 51, 87, 113 Schneider, Peggy 62 Schneider, Roy 68, 133 Petrovic, John 60, 89 Petrovic, Mariorie 49, 95 Pettey, Arlan 49 Phelps, Carol 54 Phelps, Robert 49, 105, 107, 108, 110, 129 Phillip, George 30, 49, 67, 89, 135 Phillip, John 75, 133 Phillip, Russell 49 Phillips, Nancy 75 Phillips, Spencer 75, 125, 133 Picha, Marcia 49 Pierce, Ron 136 Pietras, Stephen 75 Pikas, Judy 33, 49 Pilney, Janice 60, 95 Pinner, John 75 Pisha, Ronald 34, 49 Piskule, Allen 75 Pitelka, Charles 75 Plechaty, Robert 50, 108 Plhak, Marian 67, 87, 111 Pogwizd, Terry 50 Polacek, Elaine 75, 86 Polak, Mr. Charles 23 Poleclc, Denis 34, 50, 91 Polivka, Donna 60, 87 Polston, William 75, 134 Reifel, Eugene 75, 87 Reinertsan, John 75, 129 Reinhart, Kenneth 75 Reitschlager, Marie 67 Relic, Nancy 59, 61, 82, 94, 95, 103, 104 Schreiber, Relyea, Robert 67 Remes, Joan 61 Rezabek, Allen 67, 130, 136 Reznicek, Judith 67 Rhind, David 75, 109 Rhind, Miss Mary 21 Richardson, Gordon 75 Richied, Don 67 Ricker, Anton 67, 137 Rieber, George 67 RIFLE CLUB 109 Rimek, Jo Ann 61 Rinker, Howard 50, 110 Ritchell, Naomi 61, 104 Rizzo, Ronald 68 Roche, Thomas 68, 125, 132, 136 Rode, Loralee 50 Rodeau, William 75, 89, 109 Rogeness, Clarion 75, 125, 135 Rogeness, Dean 61, 135 Romolt, Janice 75 Rosicky, Ed 50, 105, 110, 122, 123, 129 Rosicky, George 75, 125, 132 Ross, Anna 61, 87 Schoenthaler, Edward 68, 125 SCHOOL COUNCIL 106-107 Schreiber, James 68, 125 Jan 75 schfeibsf, Jill 61, 109, 134 Schreiber, Robert 51, 134 Schreiber, William 75, 134 Schroeder, Schuenema Karen 51 nn, Judy 75, 92 Schuler, James 75, 128, 129, 133 Schultz, Miss Beverly 21 Schulz, Pau Ia 75, 88 Scibona, Lavone, 75, 92, 97 Scott, Barbara 75, 99 Scott, Catherine 61, 87, 89 SCRIBBLERS 100 Scroggy, Judy 13, 32, 51, 113 Seatter, John 61, 107, 109, 110, 123, 133 SECRETARIES 22 Sedlacek, Jerome 24, 51 Segal, Linda 75, 107 Segal, Susan 51 Seidenstraug, Mrs. Emma 23 Selmack, Penelope 68 Semeneck, Mary Lou 62 Semrad, Nancy 61, 100 Senecol, Sharon 51 Senffner, Francis 75 SENIOR CLASS 38-55 Sering, Richard 34, 37, 51, 105, 113 128, 130, 137 Shafer, Allen 68 SHARCLUB 114-115 Sharie, Carolyn 75 Sharie, Judith 62, 91, 100 Shaver, Melvin 52, 110, 139 Sheffer, Bonnie 61 Shellgren, Robert 52, 107, 110 Sherman, James 52, 110 Sherrie, Sharon 75 Shipley, Miss Lucille 21, 94 Shobe, Susan 68, 86 Shoptow, Barbara 75 Shotola, Charles 68 Shotola, Donald 76, 129 Shramek, Marie 61, 88 Shuey, Mr. William 21 Siciliano, Donald 52 Sidlauskas, Nellie 76, 98 Siegler, Mrs. Madge 23 Siegler, Robert 52, 89 Siegler, Timothy 76, 89, 134 Sikac, Dorothy 76 Sikora, Claude 68, 129 Silbernagel, Donald 76, 133 Silha, John 76 Silha, Robert 52 Simak, Roger 68, 88, 89 Simonelic, Joseph 76, 108, 129 Simpson, Ronald 68 Simpson, Steven 76, 108, 134 Sindelar, James, 68, 125, 136 ' Sindelar, Virginia 76, 88, 89, 109 Sis, Diane 76 Six, Sandra 76 Skarda, Marlene 138 Sklenar, Eileen 76 Sklenicka, George 52 Sklodowski, Jean 52, 88 Skoda, Grace 62 Skora, Nancy 68, 99, 102, 111, 127 Skorepa, Allen 65, 68, 98 Skoumal, Patricia 52 Slobenak, Patricia 52, 92, 96, 112, 139 Slaby, Edward 76, 88, 129 Sladek, Roger 61, 105, 109, 119, 133 Slezok, Geraldine 61 Slomka, Janet ea, aa, 111, 115 Slosar, Patricia 76 Slosar, Susan 76 Slovacek, Richard 68, 136, 137 Smetana, Ronald 76 Smith, Mrs. Antoinette 23 Smith, Charles 66, 68, 97, 133 Smith, Dennis 61, 88, 89 Smith, Jacqueline 70, 76 Smith, Peter 68, 133 Smith, Robert 76, 128, 129 Smith, Stephan 61, 110, 123, 136 Smith, William 76, 129 Smrt, Michael 52 Smutny, Dennis 68, 137 Snorelc, James 76 Soldat, David 76 SOPHOMORE CLASS 63 Spachman, Mr. Frank 4 Spaninger, Libby 61, 88, 95, 98 ,SPANISH CLUB 91 Speisley, Carlotta 27, 37. 52, 88, 102, 113 Spevak, Sandra 68 Spielman, Donald 61 Spiering, Sharon 61, 94, 103, 104 Spiller, Sally 60, 61, 107 Spotak, Sandra 76 Sproull, Carole 76 Srb, George 68 Srch, Lillian 68 Stachorek, Andrea 61 Stach, William 34, 52, 105, 110, 129 STAGE TECHNICIANS 108 Stakis, Nancy 76 Stanek, Donna 76 Stanek, Warren 76, 125, 134 Stanger, Mr. George 21, 35, 77, 128 Stastny, Barbara 52, 87 Stastny, Katherine 68, 89 Stattin, Carl 76, 125, 129, 133 Stauber, Rae 76 Stedronsky, Roger 76, 132 Stefan, Margo 52, 94 Steffen, Mary 61, 88, 89, 92, 99, 104 Steiger, Karen 68, 97 Stein, Linda 53 Steindl, John 68 Steinhaus, William 28, 53, 55, 110, 122, 123 Stepan, Barbara 68, 98, 103, 111 Stepan, Rudolph 76 Stepan, William 68, 134 Stephan, Mr. Paul 22, 107 Stephenson, Jessie 61 Stephenson, Margaret 61, 114 Stocking, Robert 68, 89, 124, 131 Stoker, Lois 61, 100, 104, 127 Stolfa, Miss Lois 22 Stolfa, Rosemary 63, 68, 107, 111, Stonis, Nancy 68 Stormer, Gerry 69 Stozek, Sandra 61 Strafaci, James 76, 89 Strapazon, Bonnie 69 Strasburg, Janice 53 Strasburg, Kenneth 76 Streic, Shirley 61, 94 Strnad, William 76 Strohecker, Merrily 76, 80, 107 Strokosch, Ida 76 Strcmbach, Jerry 69 SLILOUPB, Pat 69,111,112,139 Strunc, Pat 61, 99, 102 Strutzenberg, Bonnie 61, 86 Strysick, Donald 53 Stuart, James 61, 136 Stuchal, Robert 70, 76, 125, 132 Stuhlfauth, Richard 53, 101, 105, 1 10, 129 Stundl, Ronald 69 Suchy, Miss Blanche 22, 99, 102 SUPERINTENDENT 14 Svab, Lawrence 69, 89, 135 Svehla, Michael 53 Svoboda, Jeannette 53 Svoboda, Rudy 69, 90 Svoboda, Sally 76, 92 Swank, Katherine 76, 107 Swano, Peter 61 Swanson, Ingeborg 76, 99 Swanson, Mr. James 22 Swanson, Sandra 76, 95 SWIMMING TEAM 139 Tauer, David 25, 34, 35, 37, 53, 105, 1 10, 130, 137 Taugher, Barbara 61 Taugher, Edward 69 Taylor, Glenn 76, 125 TENNlS 135 Terlep, Anthony 69 Teteak, Alan 69 Teteak, James 53, 110 Theobald, Kay 61, 87, 94 Thompson, Alice 76, 97 Thompson, Mr. LaRue 15, 102, 107 Thompson, Richard 61 Thorien, Lois 53, 100 Tiedie, Charles 76, 87, 107, 109, 125. ' 129, 138 Tillotson, Suzanne 76 Timko, Barbara 34, 35, 53, 87, 90, 96 Timko, Cynthia 69, 87, 89, 90 Tiritilli, Patricia 76, 77, 94 Tockstein, John 76, 87, 137 Toman, John 69 Tope, Marilyn 61, 87, 88, 89, 90, 109 Topinka, Joe 69, 125 Tosch, Kenneth 61, 87, 123, 136 Towne, Susan 69, 90, 97, 1 11 TRACK 129 Trantina, Beverly 69 Tratar, Kenneth 77 Treece, Larry 77, 125 Triska, Patricia 53 Trivich, June 77, 86 Trnka, Robert 53 Troost, Hazel 53 Tucek, Tom 69, 125, 129 Tuma, Merrily 77, 95 Tu recek, Janet 69, 98 Tvrdik, Barbara 77, 88 Twarog, Dennis 77, 137 Ucherek, Robert 61, 105, 110, 123, 135 UPPER TEN PERCENT 34 Urban, Frank 77, 128, 132 Urbanek, Charles 69, 128 USHER CLUB 104 Vacuda, Ralph 61, 136 Valentino, Paul 69 Vales, Tom 77, 132 Vallondigham, Frances 77 Valso, John 77 Valtman, Carol 61 Vanata, Bonnie 69, 107 Vance, Nancy 62, 98 VanCura, Joseph 77, 89, 129, 133 VandeMerkt, Mr. William 22, 125 VanDerwerker, Glen 62, 118, 128, 129, 139 Vanek, David 62, 123 Vanourek, Jean 77 VanSon, Lynn 77, 95 VanWagner, Marion 77 Vascik, Carol 77 Vavrina, Carolynne 62, 89, 94, 100, 104 Vedra, Ronald 53, 110 Vehlow, Charles 62, 136 Verhoeven, James 69, 137, 133 Vermoch, Richard 69, 135 Vesely, John 62 Veverka, Michael 69, 129 Veverka, Nancy 77 Viktora, Lenore 29, 62, 3189 Vilet, Bette Jo 77,'99 Vines, William 77, 129, 133 Vita, Patricia 69 Vitale, Yolanda 77 Vitner, Robert 77, 89 Vlach, Thomas 69, 89 Vlahos, Alice 54 Vlasek, Dawn 77, 87 Vodicka, June 62, 90, 94, 96, 104, 112, 1 13, 127, 139 , Vogt, Joe. 77, 91 , 129 V Voiacek, Joseph 62, 91, 98 Vonesh, Charles 77 x Vopata, Suzanne 69, 92, 94 Vorac, Peter 77 Voris, Harold 62, 105, 109, 133 Voss, Bonnie 54 Vrhel, Charles 89, 105, 109, 110, 123 Vrhel, George 62, 69, 133 Vytiska, Lenore 69, 87, 91 Wadington, Mr. Wallace 22, 125, 132 Wagner, Beatrice 54 Wagner, Kathryn 62, 83, 109, 125 Waitek, Ronald 77, 132 Walcott, Mayo 77, 125, 132 Wallace, Joan 60, 62 Wallwin, William 77 Walsh, Denny 77, 80, 87, 107, 125 Walters, Virginia 69, 93 Ward, John 24, 56, 62, 107, 109, 110, 123, 133 Warfield, Daniel 77, 129 Warfield, William 69, 98, 129 Wasner, Joseph 77, 134 Wasz, Joseph 77 Weddle, Richard 69, 133 Weihofen, Raymond 69 Weise, Lawrence 54 Weller, Carol 62, 94, 95, 99, 104 Wellman, Earl 77 Wengielewski, Richard 77 Wenzbauer, Gary 69, 109 Werner, Mr. Fred 23 Wernimont, Ronald 62 Wersching, Mathias 54 Wesemann, Barbara 77, 93 Wesemann, Paul 54, 108 West, Mrs. Ann 22, 91 West, Judy 54 Wettersten, Ellen 62, 104 Wetzel, David 77, 109 Wibright, Mrs. Marie 59 Wieclawski, John 77 Williams, Leatrice 77, 95 Williamson, Jerry 77 Wilson, Diane 69, 90, 94 Wilt, 'Frank 54 Winhoven, Joan 77 Winhoven, Sandra 62 Witwer, Mike 69, 98, 125 Witwer, Samuel 69, 125 Witzmon, Joyce 62 Wixon, David 77, 87 Woehler, Mary Lou 69, 86 Woeltie, Gordon 23, 54, 105, 110, 122, 123, 129 Wolf, Miss Beverlee 22 -' Wolf, Joanne 62, 98 1 Wolff, Donna 54 Wolgemuth, Mari-Jo 69, 115 ,Q Woodcock, Miss Ardell 22 I Woods, Eugene 62 Woods, Forrest 77, 108 . 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