Round Lake High School - Laker Yearbook (Round Lake, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

E i -ww. .fm-1 ...,.,,...........,...,- U 'M -M Q, Q -8.74, f a of 1963 Vol. 8 ,gf gg .v 2, 1.9 A5 V1 ai 3 Q Round Lake Comm. High School Round Lake, Illinois 2, -,-- .---,i....-., ,W .-,,,'1-ins: - - ,,,-W. ,, , 'rn R. J. FOREHAND Superintendent ,,,. ,, ....,-- ..,.- .4,..........u..s i v u 1 -1 -A p , A M- ,.--,Q , l Linda Legge, co-editorg Rose Golofit, editor. Laker Staff HF ind Something to dof, That is what the members of the Laker staff hear from both its editor and its advisor. The staff's motto is to keep busy, and that's not hard to do for there's always plenty of work to be done. Many people do not realize the work and effort put forth by those who make their yearbook. They don't know the long 'cextrav hours spent after school and some nights just to be certain each picture is in just the right spot and each word of copy is written as it's meant. The staff knows it is necessary to work these extra hours because this annual is a book of wonderful memories recorded to last forever. Sometimes they don't like working but they always enjoy it. They enjoy the feeling when the book is finely roduced, of resentinff it to its readers and sa inff, That's our book. I hel ed P P o Y zz- P produce it. STANDING, Left to Right: Jo. Vogt, typistg Pat Dowrick, Busi- Gallagher, Organization editor, Karen Gorka, Co-Activities editor ness managerg Mike Callahan, Sports editorg Judy Krug, Senior Merle Windahl, Co-Activities editor. editor. SEATED: Sharon Stauder, Photography editorg Mary STANDING, Left to Righty Miss Busjahn, C. Nielsen, L. Schwenn, S. Tokarezyk. SEATED: J. Vogt, M. Gallagher, L. Legge, R. Golofit, S. McKee, P. Klatt, S. Swiderski, S. Stauder, P. Evers, S. Wesley, K. Gorka, M. Windahl, J. Krug. 3 Foreword ' Rose Golofit, Editor Linda Legge, Co-Editor Dear Readers: A year of dreams andexcitement past-but always to be remembered and cherished. We, the Laker Staff of 1963, present this book to you as a constant reminder of a year's activities at Round Lake High. We hope our work and effort to preserve the memory of these activities will be rewarded, if only by a moment's pleasure. No matter what is the walk of life in which we may find ourselves in future years, a glance at this book may lighten our labors by reminding us of both happy and sad events. To do this would truly deem our yearbook worthwhile. As you recall occasions never to be forgotten, we hope you will, also, recall the work and thought included on each page, all for your enjoyment. We hope you experience the enjoyment we, the Laker staff, did for almost a year as we now present to you our cherished yearbook, The Lakerf' Sincerely, Rosemary Colofit and Linde Legge MISS Donna Busjahn, Aduzsor Table of Contents Administration 6 15 Seniors Activities 37 I 5 7 Organizations Sports i 73 if J J 87 U nderclassmen F i- ,Q 5. was fggivxy + , sf: Admlmstratwn Administration Roy J. F orehand Principal :ra Hestekin, Coordinator of Student Activities, Special John Bidney, Director gf Cgunsgling and Guidance rvices and Business Administration. Board 0 Education :--...X SEATED, Left to Right, E. A. Heppner, Verna Bcnclull, Secretaryg Eugene Erickson, Presi- dent, John Magee. STANDING, Vernon Beggs, Anthony Chavez. Not Pictured: Paul Cross. fice Sta XII LEFT TO RIGHT: Verna Wennerberg, Clerical, Finance, Purchasing, .lean Weldt, Clerical Finance, Elsie McCarty, Secretary to Superintendent and Bookkeeperg Mary Henzlik, Clerical Student Records and Attendanceg Julia Scharfenorth, Receptionist. F acult JOHN W. BAKER Southwest Missouri State, Missouri Univ., Northwestern Univ.g B.S. in Education. Algebra, Geometry, Trigo- nometry and Analytic Geometry. Ath- letic Statisitician. RONALD T. COMBS College Conservatory of Music, Univ. of Cincinnati, Northwestern Univ., Lake Forest Collegeg B.S.-M.M. A Cappella Choir, Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club, Freshman Chorus, Music I Kc II. Operetta, State Music Contest. .. .,.,,. . ,... ,., .,.v. -,K-1,-..... . ...... . . .,........,...-. -.. - ,reel DONNA M. BUSJAHN Northern Illinois Univ.g B.S. in Edu- cation. Typing II, Shorthand I, Book- keeping. Laker. JOHN BUCKLAND Beloit Collegeg B.A. Geography and Social Problems. Freshman Basketball and Frosh-Soph Track. ROBERT U. ELIA Toledo Univ., DePaul Univ., B.E gfrgted States History. Freshman Foot a . EUGENIA V. DALE Mundelein College Northern Illinois Univ.: B.A. Home Economics, Guid- ance Office. Junior Class Sponsor. r fx sf, l f' L f' 1 fl . fu .1 ILM . WQ79 Qi - ov , , .Sf .A 5, UW? mr' V' 9 z'T 't:Yu? ' W' 'Y2 'g A ' 't '3 1- - ...au :: - 22 - f -Haha -'11-. ,.....,-...L..iu-.i ,...a..4..4.......m,'rr,.-'s MARY F. FRANCIS Siena Heights College, Quincy Collegeg B.A. English I :Q II. Future Teachers of America, Freshman - Sophomore Honor Group. GERALD P. KAIRES University of Illinoisg B.S. Physical Education. Letterman's Club, Director of Athletics. 10 FRANCES J. IMSANDE Elmhurst Collegeg B.S. Substitute. ROLAND G. KINSMAN Bob Jones University, Sherwood Music Schoolg B.M.E. Band, Pep Band. MARVIN L. JONES Northern State Teachers College, Stout State Collegeg B.S. M.S. in Industrial Education. Drafting, Driver Education. .IANALEE KROTT Western Illinois Universityg B.S. English III. Mask and Gavel Club, As- sistant Director of Senior Class Play. l RAY M. MERRILL St. Louis University, University of Wis- consin: B.S. English I 62 IV. Laker lAssistant Sponsorl, Chairman of English Department. T ALICE S. PIERONI DePaul University, St. Scholastica Col- lege: B.S. in Education. Physical Edu- cation and Health. G.A.A. frbu 7. m,,,v A H... -.., JUDITH L. NELSON Wisconsin University, Lawrence Col- legeg B.S. Modern :Q General Biology. Freshman Class Sponsor. i JAMES D. ROGERS University of Illinoisg B.S. General Sci- ence, Biology. Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. f V , ... ...,.... , ........... ..,., . . LLOYD D. NELSON Wisconsin State College, University of Iowag B.S. in Education. Typing I, Shorthand Il, Office Practice, General Business. Blaize, Future Business Lead- ers of America. 1 CHARLES R. RUTKOWSKI Ripon Collegeg B.S. Physical Educa- tion, Biology. Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity and Frosh-Soph Wrestling. I 11 DONALD D. SABO South Dakota State, Bradley, Northern Illinois Universityg B.S., M.S. General Science. Basketball. HARRY J. SCHANZ Marquette Universityg A.B. Spanish I JZ' II. Spanish Club, Sophomore Class. ALICE P. SCHLEG Stout State Collegeg B.S. Home Eco- nomics I 62 II. Home Economies Club. fc.. t Mx low. 1.iff 'x FREDERICK P. SCHLEG Stout State Collegeg B.S., M.S. Metal shop. Assistant Frosh-Soph Football Coachg Frosh-Soph Basketball. 12 ROBERT E. SHERMAN Northern Illinois Universityg B.S. in Education. Social Problems, World History. Student Council Sponsor. Di- rector of Student and Faculty Parking. GENE E. SMITH Burlington College, Missouri State Teachers Collegeg B.S. in Education. English I and II. Ticket Sales. aww K ti JAMES L. SMITH Iowa Wesleyan College, University of Iowa, Western Illinois University, Rosary Collegeg B.A. Library. Library tlub, Senior Class. GORDON C. THOMAS Lake Forest College: A.B. Math, Al- gebra. Athletic Statistician. SARAH J. SMITH Bradley University: B.S. English II. Speech Club. KURT WENNERBERG River Falls Teachers College, Uni- versity of Wisconsing B.E. Chemistry, Physics, General Science. Assistant Football Coach. Il i W ROLLAND R. SWENSON Bradley University, Carthage College Illinois State Normal Universityg B.Sl Woodshop. Ticket Selling. FRED M. WLECKE University of Southern Illinois, Uni- versity of Illinois, Michigan State Uni- versity, Washington Universityg B.S. General Mathematics, Algebra I. 13 li Vi, '15 +5wQgF'V 'fjiii-Z 15 fe 1. 'Q 3533 iiigi ,szsw fn fe wHiii 5 .y ,., eeg,E?fS ' ig QQ -Hs! .iii rag M i L 3 fl., Police Malron, Mrs. Wake. The Matron, Mrs. Maiworm. Snack Bar Attendant, Mrs. Crom. Employees Cooks, Mrs. Nielsen, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Keevan. Cuslodians, Mr. Schultz, Mr. Luby, Mr. Schaer, Freddie Priemer. Not Pictured: Mr. Bauer, Mr. Dombkoski. , F , Cafeteria Manager, Mrs. Keeler, Mrs. Mehner, 'B 'L fy Bus Drivers, Mr. Shaer, Transportation Director, Mr. Kostro, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Heimos, Mr. Nelson. Seniors Class 0 6663 LEFT T0 RIGHT. J. Liles, Secretaryg R. Golofit, Treas- urer, K. McCann, President, J. Raihle, Historiang D. Jacobsong Vice-President. iLeftl Mr. Smith Advisor. As the school year drew to a close and the Seniors looked forward to commencement, their last official act as members of Round Lake High School, they could look back over the last four years with satisfaction. They had left their mark in the annals of R.L.H.S. The Seniors have been an active class from their Freshman year. Many of them have been outstanding members of our athletic teams, while others have worked hard on the Prom and Winter Formal. Also, the Seniors have innovated changes in the school clubs and organizations. But even with their many activities they never forgot why they were going to school: to educate themselves and become responsible citizens in a growing com- munity. High school was only a short part of their lives, but one they will always remember. - Seniors . .m. ,,,, !Af'9:fi153?5,g? , 'Q ities? sa if-is i -x. GENE R. BOYDSTON Gene 'ootball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- - all, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, .etterman's Club, 3, 4, Band, , 2, 3, 4. TERRY L. ANDERSON Ter Pep Club, 1, Glee Club, 4, Band, 1, 2, R-Lettes, 2, 3, 4, R-Lette Club, 2, 3, 4, Band Council, 2. ELLEN A. BAUER Chorus, 1. PAULINE A. BRUSKE Pauline c.A.A., 1, F.B.L.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, F.B.L.A., 3, 4. EUGENE P. BAKER Gene Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Let- terman's Club, 3, 4, Operet- tas, 1, 2, Student Council, 2, Sergant at Arms, Letterman's Club, 4. WAYNE E. BRAUN Wayne MICHAEL A. CALLAHAN Calhoun Blaize, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club, 1, 2, Spanish Club, 1, 2, Li- brary Teen Club, 2, 4, Na- tional Honor Society, 3, 4, Letterman's Club, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Basketball Manager, 2, Baseball, 1, 2, Football Manager, 2, 3, Lighting Crew, 3, Sports Editor, Blaize, 2, 3, Editor in Chief, Blaize, 4. GUSTAV W. BAUER Butch Basketball, 1. FRANCIS CHRISTINA Fran Mwfw I ww' GERALDINE L. CHAVEZ Geri G.A.A., 1, 2, Pep Club, 1, 2, Chorus, 2, 3, Glee Club, 4, Chess Club, 1, 2, Cheerlead- ing, 1, Homecoming Court, 1, 2, F.B.L.A., 4, Operetta, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, 3, Mask and Gavel, 2, Secre- tary of Freshman Class, Sec- retary of Chess Club, Presi- dent Glee Club. LINDA M. COVICK Lynn G.A.A., 1, Spanish Club, 1, Blaize, 1, 2, Freshman Cho- rus, 1, A Cappella Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Mask and Gavel, 3, 4, Speech Contests, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Secre- tary of Speech Club, Secre- tary of Mask and Gavel, Vice President of Student Council. GEORGE G. DESPINS George Blaize, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A., 2, 3, 4, Mask and Gavel, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club, 4, Speech Con- tests, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, 1, A Cappella, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 1, Treasurer of F.B.L.A., Vice President of F.B.L.A., Assistant Editor in Chief of Blaize, President of F.B.L.A., Associate Editor in Chief. JOYCE D. CHRISTIANSEN Joyce G.A.A., 2, Home Economics Club, 3, 4, Mask and Gavel Club, 3, F.T.A., 3, 4, Speech Club, 4, Student Council, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 4, President of Home Eco- nomics Club, 3, President of F.T.A., 4, President of Speech Club, 4. KENNETH L. CLYDEN Kenny Chess Club, 1, Basketball, 1, Baseball, 2, Boys Pep Club, JOSEPH F. DIETZ Joe JAMES E. DAVISON Jim, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baske ban, 1, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 Letterman's Club, 4. 5 'Nm PERRY J. DONAHUE Donahue Pat Spanish Club, 1, 2, Fresh- man Chorus, 1, Laker Staff, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, Business Manager of Laker, 3, 4. PATRICIA L. DOWRICK Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. ,N ,KQ '1n.,, WWW, MICHAEL P. DOYLE Mike , PAULA L. EVERS WILLIAM C. DRATH Bill Football, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4 Letterman's Club, 4-. Run: Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, WAYNE P. DUKES 3, 4, Mask and Gavel, 2, R- Wayne Lettes, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club, -M X V 2, Pep Club, 1, G. A. A., 13 Nwwhbv Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Laker Staff, 3, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, R-Lette Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of R-Lette Club. 5,15 JAMES P. FOSTER ROBERT A. FREIBOTH Jim, Bob 1--H Football, 3, Boys Pep Club, Spanish Club, 2, 3. - QW w-,--'-,,4..- Y M, -1. W., .....-M,5......,s 'fha 't A N ff KAREN E. GAWRON Igore G.A.A., 1, 2, Home Econom- ics Club, 1, Mask and Gavel, 3. MARGARET I. GALLAGHER Maggie Freshman Chorus, 1, Girls Glee Club, 2, 3, 4. . 1 W ,x V, -I JAY GILLILAND Jay Band, 1, 2. ROSEMARY C. GOLOFIT Rosie Spanish Club, 1, 25 Pep Club, 1, G.A.A., 15 F.T.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 Mask and Gavel, 3, 4g Oper- etta, 3, 43 Senior Class Play, 3g Speech Contest, 3, 4g Laker, 2, 3, 4: National Hon- or Society, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer, 13 Class Secre- tary, 25 Activities Editor on Laker, 23 Class Treasurer, 33 Co-Editor on Laker, 3, Vice- President of Mask and Gav- el,, 33 President of F.T.A., 33 Co-Chairman for Prom, 33 Class Secretary, 45 Secretary of National Honor Society, 4, Treasurer of Mask and Gavel, 4, Editor in Chief on Laker, 4. MARY B. GALLAGHER Mary G.A.A., 1g Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society, 3, 4, Laker, 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Mask and Gavel, 35 Freshman Chorus, 1g Girls Glee Club, 2, 33 President of Student Council, 4g Features Editor on Laker, 4. MARYLEE M. GIERNOTH Mary F.T.A., 3, 49 G.A.A., 1, 3g Laker, 1, 23 R-Lettes, 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager of R-Lettes, 1, 2, 3, 4. M KAREN L. GORKA Karen Transferred from Schurz, 3: G.A.A., 3, 43 Pep Club, 3, 4, Operetta. 3, 4g Laker, 4: Speech Club, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club, 43 Homecom- ing Dance Chairman, 4g Vice-President of Pep Club, 4, Co-Activities Editor on Laker, 4. .- .x BEVERLY A. GIUSTINO Bev Girls Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, SANDRA L. GUNDERSEN Sandy Freshman Chorus, 1, G.A.A., 13 A Cappella Chorus, 3, 4: Girls Glee Club, 4-5 Pep Club, 13 Homemakers Club, lg Gymnastics, 1. BONNIE S. HAGEN Bon R-Lettes, 1, 2, 33 R-Lettes Competitive Color Guard, 23 G.A.A., lg Pep Club, 1, Freshman Chorus, 1: R- Lettes Club, 1, 2, 3, Secre- tary of R-Lette Club, 3. NANCY M. HALL Nan TERRI E HOOPER Tern Freshman Chorus, 1, A Cap- pella Chorus, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club, 13 G.A.A., 15 Operetta, RICHARD L. HOPPER Hop Football, 1, 2, 33 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 49 Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4-. 2 Home Economics Club 4- ALLAN R. HUBBARD Al Wrestling, 25 Boys Pep Club, 3. NICK IANNELLI Inell Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 23 Letterman's Club, 4. RICHARD J. HUDJERA Rich Baseball, 4g Wrestling, 4. NANCY H. JANECZKO Nan Transferred in Junior Year: Laker, 45 Blaize, 4, Honor- ary Member of Student Council 4. PAULA .I. .IOERGER Paula Library Teen Club, lg R- Lettes, 2. SHIRLEY O. HUGHES Shirley DONNA M. .IACOBSON Di G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer- leading, 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club, 23 Tumbling, 1, 2: Homecoming Court, 1, 3, 4g Class President, 1, Class Historian, 2, Class Vice- President, 45 Captain of Cheerleaders, 2, Homecom- ing Queen, 4. DAVID S. .IUNGE Dave National Honor Society, 2, 3, 43 Chess Club, lg Student Council, 2, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager, 1, Spanish Club, lg Operetta, 1, 2, 35 Class Vice-President, 1, President of National Honor Society, 4. RAYMOND H. .IELINEK Moe Baseball, 15 Football, 1, 2, 4: Letterman's Club, 3, Secretary of Letterma Club, 4. ROBERT KETO PATRICIA A. KLATT Bob Pat am F.T.A., 3, 4, Mask and Gav- el, 3, 4g G.A.A., 1, 3, Laker Staff, 4. N L vyi- wiiksi Phil GEORGE M. LA URELL George Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Let- terman's Club, 4. WAYNE KOWALSKI Wayne Transferred from M a r i a n Central, 4. RONALD H. LEE Jef Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket' ball, 1, 2g Track 2, Weight- lifting, 3, Letterman's Club, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, President of Letterman's Club, 4. RITA J. LECHELT Jean Home Economics Club, 1, 2, C.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4g F.T.A., 25 Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 45 Operetta, 4. LINDA S. LEGGE Sam G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 25 Chorus, 3, 4g Laker, 1, 2, 3, 43 Mask and Gavel, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 1, 2, Chess Club, lg Waukegan Speech Festival, 3, Pep Club, 1, F.B.L.A., 4, Props Manager for Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play props, 33 Class Historian, 1, 35 Class Presi- dent, 2, Co-Editor of Laker, 43 Vice-President of A Cap- pella, 4. ' 4' wana,-.,,...4.. ,ma .....1. , .,.s.a-at-a.:.'-4. X MICHAEL P. KRISTOFFERSEN Mike Football, 1, 3, Basketbal Baseball, 2, Spanish Clu I, 2, b,2 GX PERRY D. LIPHAM Perry. Track, 1, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Blaize, 2: Senior Class Play, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Library Teen Club, 2, Speech Club, 4, Mask and Gavel, 4, Treasurer of Spanish Club,3. LEE .l. LENARD Joe Wrestling, 1, 4, Chess Club. 2. FRANK R. LOBAZA Paco Baseball, 3, 4, Football, 4, Speech Club, 4, Spanish Club, 4: Blaize, 3, 4, Letter- man's Club, 4. MARILEE A. LUSTER Marilee Girls Glee Club, 2, 3, A Cappella, 4, Spanish Club, 2, R-Lettes. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 4, Mask and Gavel, 3, Operetta, 3, 4. JACQUELINE T. LILES Jackie Student Council, 1, 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society, 3, 4: G.A.A., 1, 2, 4, Mask and Gavel, 3, Blaize, 3, Spanish Club, 1, Pep Club, 4, Li- brary Teen Club, 3, Class Treasurer, 4. RAYMOND .l. LISTMAN Ray Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 1, 2, Spanish Club, 1, 2, Letterman's Club, 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Band, 1, 2, 35 Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 4, Weightlifting, 3, Class Vice-President, 2, C l a s s President, 3, Vice-President of Letterman's Club, 4. WILLIAM J. LYALL Bill RUTH A. LOPAHS 1 Ruthie I Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Mask ani Gavel, 2, 3, Operetta, 3, r Qs' 5.3 DVS., Q, 1 EDWIN R. MAMPE Ed ootball, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2. '13 .N is KATHLEEN A. MCCANN Kathy JOE H. McDONALD Joe R-Lettes, 2, 3, 4, R-Lettes Wfesllillg, 2- Club, 2, 3, 43 R-Lettes Quar- tet, 3, 45 G.A.A., 2, 43 Cheer- leader, 4g A Cappella, 2, 3 43 Homecoming Court, 45 Operetta, 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club, 4, Class Presi- dent, 4, R-Lettes President, 4-. SHARON A. McWHINNIE Sharon R-Lettes, 1, 2, 33 R-Lettes Club, 1, 2, 3, G.A.A., lg Pep Club, 1g Home Econom- N r '-fp' ics Club, 1, 4. DAVID A. MEHNER Dave Baseball, 43 Football, Ig Weightlifting, 3. ROY E. MAUCK Roy Chess Club, 2 g Blaize, 2, 3, 43 Library Teen Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 2, Features Editor on Blaize, 3g Vice- President of Library Teen Club, 4. VINCENT P. MELTZER Guy Basketball, lg Track, lg Baseball, 2, Chess Club, 1, A Cappella 3, 4. L gin --'1r- M W 13:5-.1-WW' -' - ug:-if-Q.-1 '-'1' - L ....... ..,..Ja.,.'1..... .....n...........D.w GEORGE E. MACRO Buzz Football, 2, 3, Track, 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 2, 3: A Cappella, 2, 3, 43 Operetta, 2, 3, Co-Captain of Track team, 3. DOROTHY C. MooRE Dot Freshman Chorus, lg G.A.A., lg Pep Club, 1g A Cappella, 2, 35 R-Lettes, 1, 2, 3, 43 R-Lettes Competition Color Guard, 2, Color Guard Com- mander, lg Girls Glee Club, 45 Operetta Make-up, 2, 3, 43 R-Lettes Club Treasurer, 4. RAYMOND C. NAHRSTADT JR. Ray Wrestling, 1, 4. FRANK G. NYRKKANEN Nyrk Chorus, lg Wrestling, 3. FOSTER J. PERCY Butch Wrestling, 1. JANICE C. O'BRIEN Jan G.A.A., 1, 2, Home Econom- ics Club, 3, 4-3 F.T.A., 4-3 Mask and Gavel, 23 Secre- tary of Home Economics Club, 3, President of Home Economics Club, 4. JOHN H. PATTON John Football, 1, 2, 3g Chorus, 15 Basketball 1 Wrestlin 2, Q S gy 33 Spanish Club, 3. RICHARD E. PITTELKOW Dick Gymnastics, 1, 2, 3, 49 Track, 2, 4-g Cheerleader, 445 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Wrestling, 13 Fresh: man Chorus, 13 Operetta, 2, 4-. RICHARD L. PAPP Rich Track, 3, Football, 4. ROBERT R. PERRONE B b Basketball, 1, 2' Track 1 2, 3, 4, Football 1 2 Letterman's Club 3, 4-5 Band, 0 Z 1 s 45 'L ,, gi. 1, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta, 2. KURT R. PROSCHWITZ Kurt 'R U ' ii'? 1' ' ' 1 ' ' ' GEORGE F. PEDERSEN Pete N 1 I LAWRENCE E. REINHOFER Rhino PATRICIA E. QUANE Pat G.A.A., 35 Student Council, 35 National Honor Society, 4-3 Secretary of Student Council, 3, Treasurer of Na- tional Honor Society, 4. JAMES A. RAIHLE Jim Baseball, lg Math Club, 23 Chess Club. 23 Spanish Club, 3, Senior Class Play, 3, Li- brary Teen Club, 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society, 2, 3, 415 Blaize, 2, 3, 4, Lighting Crew, 2, 3, Business Man- ager on Blaize, 2, 3, Presi- dent of Library Teen Club, 33 Lighting Director, 3, Class Historian, 4-g Vice- President of National Honor Society, 41. Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 43 Basketball, lg Co-Captain of Track, 2, Captain of Track, 3, 4. ,elf PEGGY A. ROONEY Peg JOHN J. SAWKIW MARIE C. ROGERS Chris G.A.A., 43 Home Economics Club, 4. WAYNE A. SCHMIDT JULIANNE ROWAN Julie G.A.A., 1, 2, 33 Nursin Club, 1, 2, Pep Club, l, 2 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Home Ecc nomics Club, 1, 2. John Wayne Track, 4. U Football, lg Boys Glee Club, GAYLE L. SHORT CAROL J. SIEBERT Gayle Joan G.A.A., 1, 2, F.B.L.A., 1, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Pep Club, 2. F.T.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 1, Treasurer of F.T.A., 4. fi? Fug CS.. CAROL A. SKOWRONSKI Carrie :.A.A., 1, 3, 4, Pep Club, 1, lome Economics Club, 2, 4, ROBERT E. SIEMS Bo WILLIAM T. STAGG Stagg DAVID A. SPINNEY Dave Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, Let- terman's Club, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, Spanish Club. 1. KAREN S. STAIN ue Basketball, 1, 3, Baseball, 2, R-Lettes, 1, 25 G.A.A., 1. Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, Track, 3, Chess Club, 1. , , ,....-.................. M.. ...4.s.a.... 4.....-......a. ,. ..,...........! THOMAS M. SKAU Tom Laker Staff, 4, Class Vice President, 3. I DIANNE L. STEPHENS Dee F.B.L.A., 1, 23 Home Eco- nomics Club, 23 Blaize, 3g Speech Club, 3, 43 Mask and Gavel, 3g Girls Glee Club, 3, 43 Treasurer of F.B.L.A. 2 'XR--nhgf GERALD P. STECHER PAUL P. STEINBERG Stech Football, 2, 43 Baseball, 2, 3, 43 Chorus, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 2, 3. Skip JUDY A. STURTZ Judy G.A.A., 2, 3, 4-3 Home Eco- nomics Club, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 33 F.T.A., 4. vt . X LESLIE W. SWIECA Les Chess Club, 1, 23 Blaize, 1, 2, 33 Senior Class Play, 3, 4g Spanish Club, 1, 23 Sergeant- at-Arms of Chess Club, 13 Blaize News Editor, 2, 33 Stage Manager of Senior Class Play, 3. GERALD T. SWIETON Gerry Basketball, 13 Track, 1 Baseball, 23 Chess Club, 1 Chorus, 1, 3, 43 Operetta 3, 43 President of A Cap pella, 4. CHARLES A. THOMAS Chuck Blaize, 1, 2, 33 Chess Club, lg Track, 1, 2, 43 Wrestling, 1. HAROLYN G. THOMPSON Lynn G.A.A., 1, 2, 33 Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band, 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club, 13 Pep Band, 1, 2g Operctta, 2, 3, 4. 49 SHARON M. WESLEY Sheri .ker, 3, 4, Blaizc, 3, 4, ask and Gavel, 3, 4, Stu- nt Council, 3, 4, F.T.A., 4, Spanish Club, 3, B.L.A., 4, Speech Club, 4, 'easurer of Mask and Gav- 3, Co-News Editor on aize, 3, Vice-President of ask and Gavel, 4, Vice 'esident of F.T.A., 4, Fea- res Editor on Blaize, 4. ANN E. TROVILLION Stretch R-Lettes, 1, 2, 3, R-Lettes Club, 1, 2, 3, Home Econom- ics Club, 1, 4, Pep Club, 1, G.A.A., 1, Ticket Chairman of the Sophomore Dance, 2. FRANK G. WATERS Glenn Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 4, Letterman's Club, 3, 4. 5 . PAUL E. WILLEMARCK Paul JOSEPH P. VERMEREN Joe Laker, 2, Mask and Gavel, 2, 3, Speech Club, 4, Boys Pep Club, 3, Senior Class Play, 2, 3, Chairman Bonfire Com- mittee, 3, Vice-President of Boys Pep Club, 3. GERALD A. WHITE Whitey Football, 1, Baseball, 3, 4, Wrestling, 4. MERLE L. WINDAHL Merle R-Lettes, 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Chorus, 1, A Cappella, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 3, 4, F.B.L.A., 2, Home Eco- nomics Club, 2, 4, R-Lette Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Laker Staff, 4, Speech Club, 4, Secretary of Pep Club, 4, Co-Activities Editor on Laker, 4. 'YT' FT ' 'An' ' F 3f J'i5'2' W W' ' W ' ' ' W ' ' Tiwsh GERALD I. WENDA Jerry National Honor Society, 1 Manager of Basketball, 2. -I ,- ,A ..., TERRY J. YOUNG' Terry Transferred from Antioch, 13 Football, 2g Mask and Gavel, 2, Senior Class Play, 4. 32 v, racy,-1 g . ,J li ,Q-HL L -A, SAMMY J. WITT Sam Football, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2. VIVIEN L. WITTUM Viv R-Lettes, 1, 2, 3, 43 R-Lette Quartet, 2, 3, 4-g G.A.A., 1, 3, 4g Cheerleading, 3, 45 Home Economics Club, 13 Pep Club, 1, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club, 45 A Cappella, 2, 35 Freshman Chorus, 1, R-Lette Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain of Cheerleading, 4, Quartet Commander, 43 Secretary of G.A.A., 4. e DOROTHY A. ZALEWSKI Dani Chorus, l, 2, 3, 4g F.T.A., 4g Student Council, lg Blaizc Staff, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 F.B.L.A., 4g Girls Glee Club, 3, 4. How industrious! 1 Q3 , 1 You forgot to dust this. Seniors busy at work? il We are the Senior girls - ' - Are they really that interested? MOST ATHLETIC Donna Jacobson and Bob Perrone Senior MOST ACTIVE Rosemary Golofit and Ron Lee 5 s i BEST DRESSED Vivien Wittum and Ray Listman uperlatives MOST TALENTED Linda Covick and Perry Lipham NX0CagIX Margaret MO B296 ww Ca11agberQU1ET aix and Koo Lee ROY Mauck BEST LOOKING Terry Anderson and Jay Gilliand MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED MOST COMICAL Sharon Wesley and Jim Raihlfi Joyce Christiansen and Dave Mehner 35 K . . K ' 1 .I A I. , ,X V-XX 1 X 1.15 Q 'V , 1 '3 ' 1 1 . 3 N X , . I S FL v IX,, A n X2 A ,Q Q, . . xx' pw , x X, .' 5 , QX F- A x' ,Z . 2 if -. ,, lx ' V ' x 36 .xxx Activities Our bonfire that opened Homecoming festivities. H omecomin The 12th day of October began the 1962 Homecoming festivities. The bonfire this year was held at the north end of the high school. During the bonfire, the Junior Class President announced the choice for queen as Donna Jacobson. After an exciting pep rally, cheerleaders led a snake dance into town, Where another pep rally was held. Bright and early the next morning, the clubs began to line up their colorfully decorated floats and cars. The Junior Class took first prize with its float and the Sophomore Class and Student Council tied for second. The Freshmen and Spanish Club tied for third. ln the Businessmen's division the Chamber of Commerce took first prize with Shorewood Foodis coming in second and Bielat's, third. QU Bell, EEN DONNA AND COURT-LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Anne Percy, Sandy Gene Baker, Queen Donna Jacobson, Ray Jelinek, Kathy McCann, George Laurell and Jeanne Wilczynski. W at My f ff A w t, - ,A S , w?'. ai? ' ' gf We :Q .WI J wifiifazise we 2 J it N Us ' Mfriv f 'ff Q ' -' .JHf'i??i'5'Pfi5fis7'iSi!'fi9Ei:i:1i!'if'5!if'Q , ,f',,ic.iii .51 f','i' fS:E..Qg - f if Q -',,f'f g ,k,..5,gw4ikzfZ ?g ,: :.- z xu, , W' , ', ,,, c ' .- Ml- iZ,m1fi.gM r33ii55????Jf?fV'?2C'1fi W e ,,,, -' 3 A! if 5- L A ., A --, H 1' f Our Panthers go charging through the Wauconda line to beat them 28-12. Third place float was designed by the Freshman class. ...tr.,Y,--.-..4r.r---.,e:, 'V'--YQ---A-Q-Nw-e - ,Q , ,.,i,,,,.,,,,,,.:1.t,,., 1962 First prize for the non-school division Went to St. Paul's Walther League. Second place went to the Youth Council. After the Big Parade, the Panthers played an exciting game against Wauconda with a smashing victory of 28-12. At half-time Donna Jacobson was crowned Queen by the cap- tains of the football team, Gene Baker, George Laurell, and Ray Jelinek. At eleven oiclock the doors of the brightly decorated gym began to close, bringing also to a close, the homecoming festivities of the year. Everyone who was at the game, pa- rade or bonfire, will always remember the fun he had and will be looking forward to next year's homecoming. .r The snappy R-Lettes. if tiffif X, A ltr' gf JE St. Paul's first prize float entered in non-school division. The Frosl1'Sopl1 boys played a hard game 'QL ,M , 2 sw vw. 115 A Q fa. . -, W1 ..,., yy ,. Wauconda's Bulldogs rushing the fighting Panthers, St. Joc's C.Y.O. won second prize in the non school dnmoxi ...-WA......,... .W 'FAH game pictures on pages 38 and 39 compliments of Round Lake News. ....... .Y.,-... ,.W.,........-..... ...WWv....-i M.......m.... .. ...M-...W--.V .... ........-.-.,. ., . . V QUEEN DONNA AND HER COURT-LEFT TO RIGHT: Holi .lvun Xvilvzynslii.iXlilwlizllpl1,K11ll1y lx'l1'flilI1ll,,lUlIY1 Mal Milli-r, Sandy Bm-ll, Wally Wallace, JoAnn Percy, Jeff Rowan, Quevn Judy Magee of 1955. llonniv LM- of l96l, ,lou McCann, Queen Donna Jacobson, Ron Lev, The Homecoming Dance topped the glorious wccki-nd. The grand march led by Queen Donna. The Homecoming Duncv wus a gn-ut succnss CHORUSES - ROW ONE, Left to Right: F. Groves, Ancheta J. Chernoff, G. Johannsen, D. Van Zandt, P. Sammartino, L. Heppner, B. Kristiansen, V. Lopahs, J. Hollinsworth. ROW TWO: B. Conyers R. Golofit, S. DeWald, E. Kolsto, P. Capps, A. Hart, H. Dubs, G Swieton, R. Lechelt, J. Sammartino, P. Jernstad, J. Thompson D. Brennan, R. Fowler. ROW THREE: T. Surek, S. Gorka, D a Chernoff, S. Kr-ttlehut, J. Moskaly, P. Wzlke, J. Bechclli, C. Covington, M. Perrone, B. Garcia, J. Leners, J. Neuman, K. Gorka, R. Heynis. ROW FOUR: V. Caniglia, B. Gallagher, S. Flackus, S. Fremarek, S. McKee, G. Endres, D. Stephens, B. Reichmann, L. Thompson, B. Blank, C. Kent, B. Camirand, C. Siekicrski, D. Andrews, M. Win- dahl, L. Colby. The Gondoliers, Or . . . PRINCIPLES - ROW ONE, Left to Right: R. Golofit, Giulia, B. Conyers, Giorgio, D. Pittlekow, Solo Dancer, T. King, Solo Dancer. ROW TWO: H. Dubs, Fiamettag G. Swieton, Antonio, R. Fowler, Francesco, D. Brennan, Vittoria. The curtain rises when the chorus of Contadine is preparing bouquets of flowers in order to win the favor of the two Gon- doliers who are coming to choose their brides. After Marco and Guiseppe choose Tessa and Gianetta as their brides, the two boys tell their wives that one of them is to be Queen of Baratariag and, off they go to discover who is king and who is queen. Meanwhile, the Duke and Duchess of Plazo-Toro bring their daughter, Casilda, and Luiz, the drummer, to Barataria to claim the throne. The Duke states that Casilda was wed to the heir to the throne of- Barataria when she was an infant. Casilda, who is to marry the king, either Marco or Guiseppe, is really in love with Luiz. Then enters Inez, the king's foster mother, to tell who the real king is. She informs everyone that the rightful king is Luiz. All ends well when Luiz and Casilda are again united, Marco and Guiseppe are happy too because they remain married to Tessa and Gianetta. 42 THE QUARTET OF GON- DOLIERS - STANDING, Left to Right: B. Bowman, Marco, L. Covick, Tessa. SEATED: R. Lopahs, Gia- nettag A. Mennenoh, Gui- seppe. A , Paul Ziegenbein, Luiz, Jim Royer, Duke of Plazo- Torog Sandy Wentlandi, Duchess of Plazo-Torog Mary The King 0 Barataria Colby, Casildag Perry Lipham, Don Alhambra Del Bolero. Joyce Christiansen, playing Inez, the King's foster mother. OPERETTA ORCHESTRA: - ROW ONE, Left to Right: J. Waters, THREE: R. Beggs, E. Richards, J. Kohl, J. Drews, J. Solberg, W. B. Schneider, N. Stevens, J. Kriz, S, Stauder, B. Kohl, D. Johannson, Hatch, W. Frost, K. Spinney. P. Lovett. ROW TWO: K. Kulidge, C. Smith, C. Henzlik. ROW 43 Y . Boys Clee Cluh is ready to sing. The Band plays a selection at its Christmas Concert appearanc Thursday, December 20, 1962. hristmas Concert l Mr. Kinsman acknowledges applause from the spectators. Freshman Chorus performs at their first Concert. Mr. Combs announces a selection for the Girls Clee Club. Special Events he P.S.T.A. Career Night which was held February ., 1963, was a success. th? rs. Moura presenting the 1962 American Legion :me awards to the winners. ss Busjahn and representatives of the Laker staff ore attending a workshop held by the Inter- llegiate Press. l I 6 VL t 1 iss Blankstein presented awards to Spanish Club embers at the 1962 Awards Assembly. Mrs. Schleg and the UNICEF committee are busy working on the UNICEF drive. Our championship basketball team with its trophies at the 8th Athletic Banquet on May 21, 1962. Y 2 N Q 1 ,X A jf .ip , I I u I R W X x E Becky Colby receives the D.A.R. award at Mike Callahan receives the National Merit the Award's Assembly May 18, 1962. scholarship award. W.K.R.S. Workshop members read Needle over R.L.H,S. public address system each morning. 4, J 1 - u 51 A 5215, W-531 , 1 ' 51.1. K 115:31 .gngizyl if 'WVR' 'ada 4 2 .2 Emil 4 E .R if 1 W wiilgr. Q, n wgzg. , .5 , P A M ful' fi .. V H migm uiigfg m,W W ffm is .Q ...X f 3?V?WW W 9 een Terr ing Ronf iiigiaif Winter Formal l 1 - Hi. .:Eii11gqs1ifks'iQ1 X :w1?f'5Xi Ni - i'i9,s, 5. - - . . L.L.X . 4 - - - -swiss an . - x . X 'fwvvs Nfx.vs.Q,-3 x. 3 N X Q w x x LEFT T0 RIGHT: Gene Bakvr, Clvnn Watvrs. Ray Listman, Cuorgc Magro, Quo:-n 'll-rry Anderson, King Ron Leo, Jackie Lilcs, Pat Quane, Terri Hoopcr, Sandy Gunderson. ii I The-y could have danced all night at the Renwood Country Club. l CHAPERONES - LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. and Mrs. W. Golofit, Mr. and Mrs. M. Andersun, Mrs. H. Loc. x v-.www ' 1 :W - H ' 'W .. 'V Z A - 9 r 5 A1:-f2 L '--l' 'fa 'f 'ff . 1 .. .L X 11. TW'-.1 Tw Ji i?'ff'li:i T7 , k ' J. ,Mx . I K3 S ua QQ 5 ' Z 1 8 X , az-I . fit STANDING, Left to Right: Colonel Sir Francis Chesney, Philip Raihleg Ela Delahay, Chris Stangren. SEATED: Lord Fancourt Brinkg Kitty Verdun, Sharon Wesleyg Charles Wykeham, Perry Babherley, Charlie's Aunt, Roy Johnsong Donna Lucia Liphamg Jack Chesney, George Shermang Stephen Spettigue, D'Alvadorez, Bonnie Lee. Brian Laug Amy Spettigue, Janice Madziarekg Brassett, .lames harlie's Aunt The Senior Class presented the three act play Charlie's Aunt, directed by Mr. N. R. Herold, on April 6 and 7. The play was centered upon the main character, Lord Fancourt Babberley, who in the cause of romance, impersonated the aunt of his close friend, Charlie. Charlie and his friend, Jack, needed a chaperone for a dinner date with two lovely young ladies. The boys informed their dates that Miss D'Alvadarez would favor them by attending, but were notified at the last minute that she could not do so. To keep from breaking the date, the boys per- suaded Lord Babherley to impersonate his aunt. Complications set in when Charlie's real Aunt did arrive. Bonnie Lee, the real Charlie's Auntg Christine Sharon Wesley, Roy J0hI1S0n, Babsg and Janice Stangren and Philip Brink. Madziarek. . 1 .,e, . r 1 fi : . 2 - 2 3 2 S s is Q r S 1 ' - i. 2 S . ' 1 P v 1-yur 'raves -r , , f,-1 .A 'J s1,.Y'1 Zu,..-:,..'u-11, .1 fig ,S .3 gg . A 'KE 3 i A Cappella sings Elija Rock. Spring Concert c The 1962 Spring Concert, which was presented April 30, under the direction of Mr. Kool and Mr. Combs was a great success. To make the concert such a success, the band and chorus had to work very hard. The A Cappella Chorus and Band offered many selections. Among the selections were those they performed at The Music Contest earlier during the spring. For the Contest the A Cappella Chorus chose O Rejoice, Ye Christians, Loudlyf' and Elijah Rockf' The Girls Clee Club sang their contest selections, What Tongue Can Tell, and Without a Song. The Freshman Chorus will remember Hey, Look Me Overw and '4The Cider Mill. The Band chose for the Contest Stella Polaris, Orlando Palandrinof' and Dance Rhythms. Besides the Contest numbers, the Band played many well arranged popular themes from movies. ' ' Boy's Octette sings A'Climbing up the Mountain. Left to Right: Philip Brink, Jerry Swieton, Bill Bowman, Buzz Magro, Bill Stagg, Tim Bruns, Howard Monahan, and Bob Caniglia. Girls Glee Club 49 ueen Carolyn IAPERONES - SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Wesley, Mrs. Listman r. Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. Skau, Mr. and Mrs. Golofit, Mrs. McCann, Mrs. '62 Prom The theme of the 1962 Prom, which was held on April 28, was Pax Romanaf' Roman Peace. The juniors converted the gym into a heautiful Roman scene. The big event was the crowning of the queen, Carolyn Dwyer. C STANDING : Dale, Sponsor. A surprised queen 9 iq 35, tender kiss for a queen. Ray Listman, Junior Class Presi- A court fit for a queen: Barbara Barrett, Beverly Cory :nt, and Queen Carolyn. Karolynn Nyberg, Gail Cropin, Ruthann Sawyer Christine Stangren. 'Y r V . . . ,,.,,.,,r, ,, , , --. .-.-.,.-a.s--.--y- -------- The Popettes and 'Toy-Lettesf' l ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mr. Lonergan, drillmasterg V. Finley, D. Sorenson, A. Stone, P. Evers, V. Eves, D. Marchiori. ROW TWO: L. Eyre, D. French, N. Hartman, J. Wilcznski, B. Hagen, D. Wicinski. ROW THREE: M. Amedio, K. McCann, R. Corda, R. Zakrzewski, A. Seibert, K. Johannson, V. Wittum. ROW FOUR: C. Siekierski, F. Groves, S. Gorka, M. Windahl, S. Wacker, M. Esbfook, D. Jewell. ROW FIVE: M. Giernoth, C. Bell, P. Wittum, B. Zipler, C. Coon, D. Moore, D. Scharfenorth. ROW SIX: L. Follensbee, L. Napier, C. Nyberg, P. Ellison, A. Trovillion, C. Scharfenorth, T. Anderson. ROW SEVEN: M. Luster, B. Wiatr, S. Schlictenmeyer, D. Keeler, S. McWhinnie, J. Westphal, C. Esbrook. ROW EIGHT: C. Maiworm, D. Friedle, K. Smith, M. Molidor, C. Lambert, T. Uryga, A. Percy. R-Lettes - - - QUARTET - V. Wittum, K. Johannsen, R. Zakrzewski K McCann Pride 0 Uur chool The R-Lettes, now going into their sixth competitive year have brought many honors to the Round Lake area. The past summer has been especially prosperous, for at no other time have the R-Lettes traveled as much or received as much fame. The last year's travels have taken them to such places as La Porte, Indiana, Momence, Illinois, for their annual Gladiola Festival, South Milwaukee, for the Spectacle of Music where the open national marching contests are held, and, for the first time in the R-Lettes history, they entered the V.F.W. National Competition held in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Competing with units from all over the country, the R-Lettes made an excellent account of themselves, taking second place in the womens division. fCood Work girlsll This group has put many an audience into a trance with their precision drills. Their exceptionally good reputation and high standards have never been matched! Yes, the Round Lake area has good reason to be proud of the R-Lettes! Who else could have put little old Round Lake on the map? The National Champions Precision is their middle name! ,wg V V T se.: 4 3 Mr. Lonergan, drill master- R-Lette Annual Awards Banquet, which was held October 14, 1962 THE CLASS OF ,62's TOP HONOR STUDENTS- LEFT T0 RIGHT: Philip Brink, Becky Colby, John Lams- zus, Marlene Safrenek, and Ed Zepka. Commencement 1962 One hundred twenty-eight Seniors went through commencement exercises on May 31. The speaker was Dr. Frank Endicott from Northwestern Uni- versity. It was a triumphant moment for the Sen- iors as they received their long-awaited diplomas. Many of the Seniors will further their education, or some may begin work on a career. We wish them luck and happiness in whatever they do- success to you class of '62. Dr. Frank Endicott speaks to the graduating class of '62, S 5 x s Y Dick receives his diploma and congratulations from Mr. Erickson, President of the Board, as Mrs. Bcndull reads thc names of the graduates. Eff 5 v This smart outfit was created by Carol Schunk. Sharon Scheskie models the duster she made in Home Economics Class. Fashion Show M Industrial Arts Exhibit On May 11, 1962, the work of the Home Economics and Industrial Arts students was exhibited. Mrs. Dale, Home Economics teacher, narrated the fashion show and gave added praise to the lovely outfits that the girls in her classes made and modeled. The students, under the guidance of Mr. Jones and Mr. Swenson, constructed products which are a credit to both the boys and their teachers. Diana Friedle received a d m i r i n g glances from onlookers for this creation. t Mrs. Dale comments on each dress as it is modeled. MF- JOHCS and his SUICICHYS 0bSC!'VC the boys' work in Mr. Swenson admires a table constructed by one of Mechanical Drawing. his students in woodshop. 5 X' I . -Q. -. Ki? 6' . X59 R x ' :.1 ' K my uf, Urganizalions A Cappella The music department consists of almost half the students enrolled at this ' high school. Through the year they participate in many activities such as Christmas Concert, Operetta, Spring Concert and State Contest, to name only a few. The music department is composed of Freshman Chorus, Girls and Boys Glee Clubs, Band, and the largest, the A Cappella. 5 2 . ,Xp XY... .T . i 1 Xkgfggf' K FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Nilles, C. Wieinski, D. Lehman, C. Purdue, M. Parnell, B. Stidham, V. Caniglia, P. James, S. Wentland, N. Stephens. SECOND ROW: J. Kruckow, P. Jernstad. D. White, D. Steffcnson, R. Stilke, C. Contri, L. Schwenn, J. Wilezynski, D. Johannsen, R. Listman. THIRD ROW: M. Luster, L. Legge, D. Van Zandt, M. Windahl, B. Peters, R. Golofit, L. Heppner, L. Thompson, M. Molidor, D. Pittlekow, B. Perrone. FOURTH ROW: J. Hollinsworth, B. Conyers, K. Gallo, T. Surek, B. Bowman, J. Thompson, R. Westbrook, C. Walsh, P. Lipham, G. Magro, S. Fremarek. FIFTH ROW: C. Smith, C. Despins, T. Bruns, T. Fasano, G. Sweiton, D. Junge, L. Heaton, R. Jocuis, B. Reichmann, B. Stagg, .L Royer. Chorus Last year at State Contest the three choruses and the hand played their best in order to bring our Round Lake High many top honors. All the students and the community appreciate and enjoy the entertainment provided by our music department. .1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Ratajczyk, B. Kristiansen hcin, E. Kolsto, R. Fowler, J. Drews, F. Groves, J. Larson Larson, R. Grimaldi, J. Neuman, V. Meltzer, L. Covick FOURTH ROW: T. Maloney, B. Caniglia, R. Baker, A. FIFTH ROW: A. Mennenah, A. Papp, J. Moskaly, S. Zalewski. , J. Sammartino, M. Thompson, V. Lopahs, D. Brennan Combs, Director. SECOND ROW: T. Sclwskie, P. Zif-gen S. Kettlehut, R. Douglas, M. Colby, Accompanist, Mr. , S. Nolan, T. Hooper, K. McCann. THIRD ROW: W , C. Covington. S. SCllllCl1lCIlIllCyCI', B. Orlando, R. Lopalis Hart, J. Davison, D. French, J. Leners, S. Stauder, P. Evers Flackus, S. McKee, B. Ziplcr, H. Dubs, N. Olsen, D 1 Boys Glee Club ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Garcia, M. Nyrkkanen, J. Dwyer, B. J. Hollingsworth, R. Heynis, J. Sedjo. ROW THREE: H. Sosnowski Larson, M. Thompson, R. Fowler, R. Grote, N. Steffenson, Mr. Combs, J. Stecher, J. Weiland, D. Andrews, D. Lauritzonn, W. Schmidt, E Director. ROW TWO: E. Babiary, J. West, J. McBrian, J. Ellison, Kfeplill, J. Mikols. , , A ... ..... I Girls Glee Club ROW ONE, Left to Right: N. Stephens, M. Rouchti, L. Van Cleve, L. Eyre, C. Schunk, J. Chernoff, T. Uryga, K. Hallwas, C. Hughes, G. Mobile, B. Zak, J. Christiansen, D. McKee, Mr. Combs, Director. ROW TWO: M. Stefaniak, K. Skapura, J. Lojas, D. Zalewski, L. Perry, M. Podhola, C. Stetcher, K. Molidor, D. Friedle, M. Runge, D. Kramer, N. Mclemore, N. Mols, C. Wroebel, S. Cowell. ROW THREE L. Follensbee, C. Bell, P. Wittum, D. Stephens, M. Foster, J. Pauke, K. Smith, M. Gallager, P. Dowrick, P. Clark, P. Ellison L. Christensen, P. Wolff, C. Jocius, F. Lechelt. ROW FOUR: B Peterson, S. Swiderski, C.' Siekierski, J. Brandt, L. Gothann, C Waldron, S. Gunderson, B. Giustino, L. Mitsven, J. O'Brien, M Holcomb, L. Stalder, S. DeWald, C. Maiworm, M. Groah, T. Bouma ROW FIVE: S. Callahan, G. Chavez, V. Wittum, B. Boudie, D Moore, T. Anderson, S. Gorka. trutters Barb Schneider, Twirler Judy Solberg, Drum Majorette Henriette Dubs, Twirler Freshman Chorus ROW ONE, Left to Right: B. Garcia, L, Shinklc, J. Melton, J Courtney, P. Petika, R. Manwaring, C. Shye, W. Smith, J. Kruger, M. Keenan, K. Krueger, D. Woods, K. Long, L. Weaner, Mr Combs, Director. ROW TWO: R. Kobernick, J. Hooper, K Wilms, L. Roark, C. Pittelkow, R. Reasland, N. Flackus, C Johanson, B. Spittle, D. Chernoff, P. Sammartino, M. Lortie, P Capps, M. Kinsfather, L. Polejelvski, P. Dwyer. ROW THREE C. Levandowski, L. Meyer, S. Molidor, L. Striegel, B. Levandow- ski, B. Wiltlmerger, M. Perrone, D. DiSylvestro, H. Neff, J. Maiworm, S. Angeloff, B. Johnson, L. Elwert, K. Jungeworth, E Olson, B. Huhne. ROW FOUR: D. Miller, B. Klein, L. Monahan D. Fischer, J. Reichmann, J. Bechelli, D. Ancheta, L. Colby, D Williams, A. Gallo, J. Landy, J. Poppe, S. Pennington, K. Brandt E. Jacobson, L. Rocek, J. Poppe. ROW FIVE: L. Palonis, C Aldin, K. Zeltvay, L. Bendull, D. Jones, R. Beggs, R. Schmidt, B Blank, C. Kent, B. Gallagher, G. Andres, L. Camirand, E. Swan son, J. Dembinski, J. Dietz, P. Wake. NOT SHOWN: J. Baczek E. Swanson, C. O'Mally, S. Lochrin. v Music FIRST ROW, IA-ft to Right: J. Wan-rs, D. Tm-tors, D. St:-ffcnson, IS. Kohl, H. Duhs, B. Schncidm-r SECOND ROW: I.. Thompson. J. Vogt, I., Sclimfidvr, W. Kurlh, J. Drews, D. Jungc. S. Elwing, J. Thompson, J. Frost, C. Sclirom-dvr. THIRD ROW: C. Johunnson, P. Hanson, C. Sniilh, K. Spin- ney, J. Kohl, M. Montcsanu, J. Davison. STANDING: R. Kinsman, Band Dircclurg R. Ih-ggs, li Milich, D. Spinney, E. Richards. Makers FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Hoppe, D. jollunnson, K, Kulidge, T.. Heppner, K. H1-nzlik, P Evers. SECOND ROW: T.. Murolda, P. Donahue, R. Rodga-rs, J. Zepku, W. Conyvrs, J. Adamson R. Balser, W. Hatch, R. Nordling. THIRD ROW: D. Chernoff, L. Capps, C. Malyfivld, J. Royvr D. Henzlik. C. Eggcrt, W. Frost, S. Adamson. STANDING: P. Lovett, J. Kriz, J. Davison. .T Tobias, P. Zicgcnbcin. Blaize Mike Callahan Editor-in-Chief J 02619361 0 69 QM QQ! ads! 0150.06 f Q,,9 Ge S00 QQ, hs The Blaize staff is divided into five departments: News, Features, Sports, Business, and Editorial. The main duty of the first three are to obtain and type material for the different columns in the paper. The Business Department handles the money and the ads which help support the paper. The Editors have many different jobs ranging from proofreading the copy to setting up the paper. In all, Mr. Nelson,s staff puts together ten issues of the Blaize per school year. SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Nelson, Advisorg M. Callahan, Editor- Reporterg C. Short, Reporter, F. Lobaza, Sports Editor, R. Klein in-Chief: S. Wesley, Features Editor. STANDING: J, Bouma, Reporter, J. Raihle, Assistant Editorg G. Despins, Associate Editorg Reporter, C. Schunk, Artistg M. Mullenix, Reporter, N. Stephens, D- SICPIICHS, News Editors N- JaI1CCZk0, Tyilist- F. B. L. A. r. Nelson is the sponsor of the F.B.L.A., iich is a club composed of students-in- rested in a business career. Throughout e year the members participate in ac- 'ities which will be beneficial to their lsiness careers. And... .1 SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Nelson, Advisor: C. Dcspins, Prcsidvrlrg C. Sliort, Trvrzsurrfr STANDING: C. Schunk. J. Chcrnoff, S. Wesley, M. Mullenix, Vice-Prcsizlwztq P. Bruskt Secretary. Future Teachers of America Many students interested in a teaching career are members of the F.T.A. Under the direction of Miss Francis, the members sponsor a tea during the year and a social hour after the Home- coming game. Members aid the teachers with their work, as well as offering tutoring serv- ices to students. TTOM, Left to Right: J. Quane, J. Chernoff, R. Douglas, S. Wes- Vice-President: L. Hagen. SECOND: J. O'Brien, D. Zalewski, M. rnotll, R. Coofit, Secretary: J. Christiansen, President: G. Short, Treasurer. TOP: P. Klatt, S. DcWald, S. Swidcrski, .l. Drews, N Stephens, C. Coon, L. Schwenn. 65 G.A.A.ADPEPCLB The purpose of G.A.A. is: to create an atmosphere of school spirit throughout our years at school, to make worthy use of our leisure time through various activities keyed toward physical fitness, to tighten the bonds of friendship with our friends, school, and community, to stimulate an interest in all sports events . . N J. A... al. throughout the year, to develop an individual7s personality by creating a sportsmanlike attitude and a code of conduct most becoming to a girl today. Each day members of G.A.A. attempt to achieve this goal. Activities vary greatly-from the Turkey Trot to the G.A.A. Banquet. s BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: I.. Bendull, K. McCann, D. Jacobson, B. Kohl. SECOND ROW: C. Wroehel, C. Bell, S. Bell, Sergeant-ab Arms: V. Wittum, Secretary: M. Molidor, President: D. McLean, T. King, Treasurer: K. Molidor, Sergeant-at-Arms: M. Esbrook, P. Wit tum, Mrs. Pieroni, Advisor. THIRD ROW: M. Amedio, C. Smith, J Liles, P. Krueger, S. Liles, D. Madison, D. McKee, M. Luster, M. Rogers, B. Nilles. FOURTH ROW: R. Douglas, M. Stefaniak, Brandt, S. Molidor, E. Olson, S. Pennington, K. Wilms, L. Schneid FIFTH ROW: D. Fisher, B. Olson, C. Kulidge, J. Dembinski, J. Die L. Monahan, C. Rogers, J. Kaminski, B. Lewandowski. SIXTH RO' S. Hoppe, S. Gibson, C. Coon, Vice-President, P. Kobernick, Brandt, C. Siekierski. Spanish lub and . . . thu vpn-.f f ROW 1. Left to Right: R. Klein, C. Amenson, R. Douglas Treasurer: C. Nielson, President' J. Thom son Vice 1 P v President: S. Liles, Secretary: T. Bouma, T. King, Mr. Schanz, Advisor. ROW 2: C, Contri, C. Carlson, S. Staudcr L. Schwenn. R: Baker, C. Kulidge, J. Krug, M. Parnell Q y B. Schneider. ROW 3: M. Ramm, C. Smith. L. Niehols, J. Kriz, S. Swiderski, D. Schurfenorth, J. Guenther, S. DeWald, R. Stidham, S. Toearezyk. ROW 4: C. Covington. R. Fowler, E. Kolsto, C. Laurell, A. Coralski, F. Lobaza, C. Eggert, P. James, B. Zak. Home Economics Club ROW 1: Left to Right: D. Lehman, P. Kernan, D. Woods, C. Hughes. ROW 2: A. Kaiser, J. Guenther, B. Peterson, Secre- tary: J. O'Brien, President: .l. Christiansen, Vice-President: D. Zalewski, Treasurer: L. Quantana. Sitting: L. Cothann, C. Rogers, N. Stevens. K. Molider. J. Sturtz, H. Dubs. J. Raske, K. Smith. Standing: A. Schleg, Advisor: R. L1-vundowski, K. Zeltvay, S. Nolen, L. Schneider, S. Polmloeki, D. TPCIPTS, M. Windahl, K. Corka, P. Jernstad, C. Schunk, C. Purdue. 67 ROW ONE, Left to Right: G. Baker, Sgt. at Armsg R. Listman, Drath, G. Boydston, R. Perrone, R. Pittlekow, L. Reinhofer, Vice President: Mr. Kaires, Adviserg R. Lee, Presidentg R. J. Mikols. ROW THREE: J. Hanson, G. Waters, M. Callahan, Jelenik, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW TWO: C. Kreplin, W. D. Carter, J. Davison, N. Ianelli, D. Spinney Letterman? lub D1 i fit lm I like Gravey Train too! gn gn 2 The Lettermanis Club consists of a few sophomores and junior and senior varsity players. Entry into this club is through a rigorous initiation. The club sponsors some dances and has the pri- vilege of escorting the Homecoming candidates past the student body at our annual Homecoming Pep Assembly. s .,.. . .......... ,......... .-W g ' , . -..,,. E ENN- Get ready, get set, and go, as tl Under the watchful eye of Senior These are our lettermen? members, the initiates perform. initiates fulfill the member's eve: wish. Librar Teen lub 4-NN SEATED, Left to Right: F. Graves, J. Chernoff, Secretaryg Mrs. McCue, Advisorg L. Gotllann, Vice Presidentg C. Maiworm, Presidcntg Mrs. Brundza, Advisorg T. Houma, Treasurvrg C. Waldron, L. Mitsven. STANDING: M. Stefaniuk, B. Schneider, M. Kinsfutlier, M. Foster, J. Pauke, M. Parnell, M. Chase, J. Lojas, C. Schroeder. Future Nurses 0 A merieu l l 3' I SEATED, Loft to Right: J. Le-m-rs, M. Rznnm, Prcsidcntg D. Stephens, Secretary-Trl-usurcrg N. Olsen. STANDING: Mr. J. Smith, Advisorg M. Callahan, ll. Luuritzvn. 69 Mask Kc Gavel Club SEATED, lffl i0 Riflllfi -l- llolils, Miss KTOU, Advisory L- C0Vi0k, Waldron, P. ldplmm, J. Drs-ws, F. Crow-S, G. Dcspins, P. Klatt, .l Secremryg J. Chernoff, Presidvntg S. Wesley. Vice President: R. Colo- K1-ug. fit, Tre-asnrrfr. STANDING: S. Tokurczyk, H. Dubs, L. Gfllllilllll, C. Speech lub 'Wd SEATED, Loft. to Right: Mrs. S. Smith, Arlvisorg L. Covick, cn, Vice President. STANDING: S. Wesley, G. Dcspins, F. 70 Sz'c1'eIr1ry-Treasurerg J. Christiansen, Presiflentg J. Vcrmcr- Lobaza, P. Lipllam, D. Stephens, .l. Lojas. ational Honor Society ..,,,...x lDUCTION OF NEW MEMBERS-FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Giernoth, C. Coon. K. Brennan. Mrs. Calapai, Sponsor. THIRD HOW Liles, C. Nielson. J. Larson, J, Krug, J. Chernoff. SECOND ROW: B, Clielmi, I.. Covick, B. Lau, L. Heppner, P. Smith, M. Callahan, P Sherman, D. Lenz-rs, M. Safranek, K. Henzlik. M. Gallagher, M. Quang. HONOR STUDENTS The privilege of being in the National Honor Society is granted only to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have an above average scholastic record during their high school years. New members are initiated in a special assembly during May. Last year new members were initiated on May 15. Mr. W. C. Petty addressed the school during the ceremony. Nw ,655 I-is ATED, Left to Right: M. Gallagher, R. Colofit, D. Jungf. .I- Covick, I. Liles, C. Nielsen, K. Hcnzlik, L. Heppner, M. Callahan, C. ilhc, I. Larson, Mr. Bidney, Advisor. STANDING: M. Ciernoth, L. Coon, J. K1-ug, J, Chemoff, K. Brennan. 71 f F' 17777, IVYVV ' V ,A i iii ,J Q-.i BACK ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Kulidge, Secretaryg Jerry White, 2nd Vice-President of NWSC of Student Councils, Mr. Sherman, Advisor, Linda Heppner, Treasurerg Linda Covick, Vice-President. STANDING: Mary Gallagher, President. Student Council This year, as in years before, the Stude Council has progressed in many areas. P sides responsibility for the talent show, pai ing lot, S100 scholarship award, and NWS newsletter, they have also added the office parliamentarian. Student Council has, and always will, upho the honor of our school and help encoura the friendship of those in, and in addition 1 our Conference. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Klein, J. Larson, S. Wesley, J. Dwyer, M. Colby, J. Liles, R. Sherman, Advisor. SECOND ROW: M. Gallagher, L. Covick, L. Heppner, S. Stauder, .l. Chris- tiansen, R. Douglas. BACK ROW: L. Schwenn, S. Swiderski, J. Magee, J. White, R. Beggs, J. 72 Dietz, K. Kulidge. P orts Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Jacobson, Marion Eshrook, Vivien Wittum, Captain, Sandy Bell, and Kathy McCann. Vivien Wittum Varsity Captain ROUND LAKE CHEERLEADERS - STANDING, Left to Right: Donna Jacobson, Marion Eshrook, Sandy Bell, Vivien Wittuni, Kathy McCann. KNEELING: Cheryl Wrobel, Char Bell, Lynn Bendull, Pat Wittum, Billie Kohl. The sponsor, Mrs. Hendee, is not shown. Billie Kohl Fresh-Soph Captain 74 LEFT to RIGHT: Lynn Bendull, Char Bell, Billie Kohl, Captaing Cheryl Wrobel, and Pat Wittum. Here They Come iiir- - --v-- 'fitness-ur' ff--W - - -we-W-M- X--,--. -U Getting Ready Getting Set Go! V VARSITY: Coachesg K. Wennerberg, J. Rogers, F. Schleg. 13, 31, G. Boydston 21, B. Canigila 15, B. Miller 69, T. Fasano 25, C. Olson 57, R. Lee 11, T. Bruns 27, B. Perrone 81, R. Listman J. Hanson 53, R. Baker 75, G. Kreplin 73, B. Rusansowski 20, 67, J. Stecher 59, F. Lobaza 4-7, B. Keto 51, G. Baker 33, W. G. Waters 65, R. Papp 55, P. Wake 71, R. .lelinek 4-5, G. White Wallace 77, R. Lohman 41, G. Laurell 413, R. Collis 63, B. Drath 61, R. Heimos. G 'd ' G t 1t's late in the fourth quarter, both teams struggling to come Opponent Rl.. Opp out on top. Our quarterback fades swiftly back out of the l'l..ake Park 241 60 reach of enemy linemen. A lone target downfield-then a pass. Warren 9 141 Complete for a touchdown! This scene brought many a fan Grayslake 7 20 to his feet during last year,s eight-game schedule. Wauconda fHomecomingl 28 12 . A t' h 26 18 Even though the 1962 team did not win any spectacular trophies, H IOC , , , , Grant 19 13 they dld gain a lot of experience. Coach Rogers had, mainly, , , , , , Lake Forest 0 33 junlors wlth whom to workg and, consldermg that most of Ela-Vernon 38 0 them had never been in a Varsity uniform before, they did very , , Non-Conf well. The season conference record was 3-4, third 1n the league. erence 76 uf.: A . ., A... Is everybody ready? Here we go! IX l .KM Coach Rogers gives a little pep talk to some of the team. DUDE WOTYY, we'1l try again- Let's make this play really count . 5 X SEATED, Left to Right: D. Maloney, C. Lewandowski, G. Rozhon, R. Prepodnik, J. Angeloff. STANDING: Assistant Coach Schleg, 1 Johnson, D. Martin, B. Frost, B. Jacobson S. Fremarek, B. Lubecke. Davis, G. Morely, K. Spinney, J. West, J. Royer, J. Dwyer, C. Kellal 7 KNEELING: J. McKenzie, B. Jocius, J. Lee, M. Dood C. E ert R. R. Peterson, J. Neuman Coach Rutkowski. Ya gg a a F rosh-Soph , it .cifjqf ff ,131 j 'gfyfkfa f5g..'fVJn, if U iffy: -Mgfji 3,514 bgffjfj' ,J gjtrgg.. ' I QQ? 5 .Mr a at yy? Qfg tai! 5 SCORES f'fV . V2 Y Qi: 'V Q5 . I' 9 3 521 fgf, X gf V VV ' U - J. ' Q QV 1 tal gi 1 Round Lake vs , . . fg if' A ,M , V f V1 K V , 'Q , S , ,. fi he We OPPOUCNS ThCY 2 L 1 V 1 X1 I if ir 2 7 Lake Park ' ,V V, it V I V . 6 Warren 12 ,f1'9'.,,,,., ..,... J 4 tx Y. mv 7 Grayslake 20 A,,.. 13 Ela-Vernon 7 A, V ,-,' Y sf ..,, 3 ,,,f VV ' ,MM K, V- A v V, J . 4 wx 'f'V Y ' 6 Wauconda 13 ?'Z2eQViQ ' 1 , f Qllf o ih.. . 7 Antioch 24 6 Grant 50 s.e1 .V':1 f'TVf-.VV K . . V L,+'- , . e,'- af 2 312' i ,V J. V' W3 7 Lake Forest 52 Q :iw ' P ,. ftfm V of f 919531, V'V4Q...iVTf2 J 4 J ' Six' 1216, X H23 1 f, . V 1.4 .4 ...M 1. , ...M .1 5. ....m.fK, . - ' ,, Q. :V L' hh.. ..Vt V V.hV 78 TIME OUT! Football n -..:.-. A A 1 ' J K wh r s ,f.,,-1pm'r:,a.,4aa,,.. . ,,.c,, , ,,,, , ,,,, ,c , ,Q , g ,, t W it ROW ONE, Left to Right: Coach Elia, George Krause, Ron Milich, Manager. ROW THREE: Nelson Flackus, Randy Marchiori, Ed Dennis Rowan, Mike Perrone, Mike Nolan. ROW TWO: Larry Meltzer, .lay Bechelli, Don Fritz. ROW FOUR: Charles Christopher- Zolby, Rich Schmidt, Dave Doody, Don Holcomb, John Zavodny. sen, Richard West, John Maiworm, Ed Jelinek, Bob Blank, Captain. SCORES F h Round Lake vs We Opponents They 0 Warren 31 F b 0 Grayslake 19 a 7 Ela-Vernon 14 I 6 Wauconda 6 A small but eager eleven, in the form of Round Lake's 0 Antioch 28 freshman football team, didn't go very far in the won-lost 0 Grant 27 column C0-6-lj but they scored high in team spirit. Although 0 Lake Forest 34, outweighed by most other teams, the willingness to learn stood out in the Frosh. Coach Elia has hopes for these boys, for, if they grow, they could, in a couple of years, he winners. 79 T iW 'i-2-iii? F-L1-an-Sa:-av saaxw---' ----- :------W L'--MILE. 'U H-....... 11 of-,.,..,,.....,... ..,. m,,,,,.c,..-. .. .. . .-4... Glenn Waters, Forward Basketball '62-'63 The 1962-63 basketball season was a rebuilding year for Coach Sabo. With five promising juniors and a returning senior letterman, Round Lake compiled a 4-14 won-lost record. Glenn Waters, the only senior starter, had his best year, leading the club in shooting percentage. Dennis Carter fteam top scorerj and Bob Miller fsecond in scoring and assistsj teamed up throughout most of the season for a 1-2 scoring effect and plenty of valuable rebounds. Injuries hurt the Panthers, with Carter out of the first three games with a broken finger and Miller missing the last five due to a knee ailment. Three other juniors, Mike Bosinski fleader in assistsj, Jim Beyer fone of the top reboundersl, and Dennis Price fteam ball handlerj completed the first six. Defensive problems were rather noticeable during the year, but by next year these should be worked out to the point of a winning season. The 1963 version of the Frosh-Soph had an off year, but the season was not without bright spots. Future Varsity material here gained valuable experience while having a lot of fun playing basketball. Even though Coach Schleg may have seemed a little exasperated at times, he really enjoyed coaching this year7s team and looks to see them do better in future seasons. I S. Dennis Price, Guard Dennis Carter, Center Bob Miller, Forward SCORES Round Lake vs We Opponent They 53 Maryville 69 52 Ela-Vernon 53 54 Marian Central 68 58 Grant 57 53 Wauconda 93 58 Warren 67 60 Maryville 50 49 Antioch 71 70 Grayslake 89 43 Lake Forest 56 65 Ela-Vernon 55 59 Grant 71 50 Wauconda 71 70 Warren 76 45 Cary Grove 56 64 Antioch 83 62 Grayslake 61 44 Lake Forest 98 48 Maryville 64 ,lim Beyer, Forward Mike Rosinski, Guard l KNEELING, Left to Right: Jim Magee, Dave Spinney, Gene Boydston, Glenn Waters, Jim Davison, Jerry White, Mike Rosinski, Terry Vandenboom. STANDING: Mike Callahan, Managf-rg Ur-nnis Price, Paul Zigenhein, Dennis Carter, Howard Muenchauscn, Coach Saho, Bob Millvr, Art Coralski, ,lim Beyer, Dave Ciannotti, Manager. Frosh-Soph and . . . KNEELING, Left to Right: L. Heaton, Manager: W. Seims, C. Eggert, R. Johannson, J. Lee, J Neuman, J. Quane. STANDING: B. Rindt, K. Spirmey, J. Knauf, C. Lewandowski, G. Thomas S. Fremarek, W. Carter, R. Johnson, F. Schleg, Coach. Freshman Basketball SEATED, Left to Right: B. Wiltberger, R. Schutz, J. Bechelli, M. Nolan, G. Amedio. KNEELING: D. Hall, E. Jelinek, T. Lee, B. Cave, P. Williams. STANDING: J. Buckland, Coach: J. Zych, R. Blank, C. Kent, R. Stark, B, Birch. Varsit and F rash-Soph VARSITY - KNEELINC, Left to Right: V. Meltzf-r, R. Davis, J. Mikols, H. Courtney, D. Doody, E. Meltzer, R. McGrath. STANDING: Coach Rutkowski. M. Doody, J. Mcliricn, P. Willm-lnarck, A. Heimos, R. Nahrstedt, J. Angeloff, R. Papp, L. Lemur. 0 W restlmg FROSH-SOPH - LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Chapman, A. Dohr, R. Lubccke, J. Hollingsworth, J. Maiworm, R. Prepodnik, D. Holcomb, W. Levandowski, J. Dwyer, P. Auvel, Coach Rutkowski. 83 Stan Adamson on the sidehorse. Jim Ratajczyk on the rings. F.. .iii EQ iylk 1 S mnastics Chris Queenang Dick Pittlekow, Captain iii S wif? a KNEELING, Left to Right: fVARSITYF J. Moiskaly, J. Adamson, B. Lubecke, S. Adamson, C. Qucenan. STANDING: fSophsJ S. Kurth, L. Hagen, B. Schwartz, J. Rogers, Coachg J. Ratajczyk, T. Drinan, C. Beese. Dick Pittlekow, Captaing and B. Jocius not pictured. 3 X we as ,. 58s lv-'H Q -T - -. R Vi. J Z all f RF , ii , X 1 p I? up . A -A ,. X , X J S TM , 5 ,. ,, 1 ,K gf, . ng W VARSITY-STANDING, Left to Right: J. McKenzie, manager, J. Davison, G. Sherman. G. Laurell, R. Gibson, F. Lobaza, E. Melchin, L. Schneider, Mr. Kaires, coach. KNEELING: G. Madison, R. Hopper, E. Zepka, R. Miller, G. Stecher, T. Lee. SITTING: H. Earl, D. Spinncy, Baseball, 1962 After a seemingly had start, the Varsity bounced back with four straight Wins. B. Drake. Their season's record f6-SJ is not, however, totally symbolic of their efforts, as a one-run game was dropped to Antioch and not recorded is a 7-7 tie with Grant. Coach Rogers, Frosh-Soph had a good year with a 9-5 record that took second place in the conference. They hit, ran, and fielded well and will make good Varsity material next year. .. . 1 p v ROSH-SOPH-STANDING, Left to Righa: B. Johnson, B. Rindt, Baker, W. Wallace, B. Frost, B. Jacobsen, C. Killman, B. Siems, Klein, J. Kobernick, J. Kohl, R. Lohman, D. Carter, D. Price, J. J. Wilson. SITTING: L. Hagen, R. Cimeley, C. Olsen, R. Davis, J. est, R. Collis, T. Bruns, C. Eggert, R. Scharlow. ON BENCH: Mr. Neuman, W. Macezak, H. Long. agers, coach, J. Thompson, K. Spinney, T. Fasano, B. Caniglia, R. 85 V Track Qu Us ...if , my, 5 SEATED, Left to Right: C. Smith, J. Moskaly, J. Angeloff, B. Reich- Galles, Coachg L. Reinhofer, R. Zych, S. Fremarek, C. Lauritzf mann, J. Knauf, P. Tackett, J. Dwyer. KNEELINC: J. Mikols, R. B. Drath, G. Kreplin, L. Laycock, C. Rutkowski, Coachg M. Fielt Prepodnick, D. Papp, N. Iannelli, B. Stagg, G. Magro, J. Hansen, D. Manager. Roesner, D. Plummer. STANDING: T. Prepodnick, Manager, D. Coaches FRONT ROW, Left to Right: F. Schleg, Frosh-Soph Basketball and Assistant Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, R. Elia, Freshman Football, J. Rogers, Varsity Football and Varsity Basketballg J. Baker, Statistician. BACK ROW: H. Schanz, Frosh-Soph Baseballg C. Rutkowski, Frosh-Soph Football, Wrestling and Trackg D. Sabo, Varsity Basketball, K. Wennerberg, Assistant Varsity Football. 86 NOT PICTURED: J. Buckland, Freshman Basketball and Assistant Trackg G. Thomas, Statis- tician. U nderclassmen lass 0 6664 LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Heppner, Secretaryg B. Zip- ler, President, B. Bowman, Vice- Presidentg S. McKee, Historiang P. Lovett, Treasurer. LEFT: Mrs. Dale, Advisor. In September of 1960, it was exceedingly hard to adjust ourselves to the surrounding conditions. To complicate matters we were immediately faced with the problem of preparing an entry for the Homecoming Parade. After much haste, we produced our first school project. Our Sophomore year was more organized, and we again entered the Homecoming Parade. ln the middle of the year, we held our St. Patrick's Day Dance on March 17th. The Junior Class started at a fast pace this year in organizing the Homecoming activities under the leadership of Linda Heppner, our Parade chairman, and her committee. The Parade was enjoyed by all. Our class float took a first place prize. We are now undergoing a series of money-making plans to sponsor what we hope will be Round Lake's most remembered Prom. We feel we have accomplished much in the years past and we will strive for continued success. Juniors N, ,V 9 Q. xx it Q J. S. D. M. K. D. M J. R. S. J. C. Adamson Adamson Ahlquist Amedio Anderson Andrews Baer Bailey Baker Bell Beyer Bielski nw-H .HQ- r l'? Juniors, Class 0 '64 X ev-Q-X9 : Q Q .. ., .. - Ns. , ,L,, .. ,L,. . ,....,Q . ., X .'5 k. . A J I X. is A254 . Bowman D. Brennan . Bruns R. Buckley B. Caniglia V. Caniglia D. Carter J. Chernoff L. Christensen . Christopherson M. Colby . Collis iff C. Coon R. Corcla J. Currie K. Depner J. Diana J. Domka J. Drews J. Dunkin J. Ellison P. Ellison C. Esbrook M. Esbrook Juniors, Class o '64 V. Eves T. Fasano M. Fenger S. Flackus J. Fredricksen L. Foxvog D. Giannotti J. Glielmi C. Glowczewski L. Gothann F. Groves K. Hallwas ...i A. Hanson Henzlik Heppner Jahn J ames ,lernstad .I ocius J ohnson Holcomb Keeler Kernan Kettlehut 'Q 'SlF ' Juniors, Class 0 '64 w x ala x 'lik X N Q Y W . A 4 in -. Ne,-4' K fi' B Klein .l. Kobernick G Kohl L. Kraaz E. Kolsto E. Kreplin W. Kristiansen J. Kriz J. Krug C Lambert J. Larson L Lemar ! I .o QP Q. :L - on . ff 'Hz W LG K, ' -qw -or .' .' ','.,.1g.si nasal T. J. J. C. T. 92 ,N ,Q . . ., ..,, Q... ,. .-2'-5 NP' ,...,...fivg3 f Q .- ...if . fx X Q xx N N N X M ff 5 fx X Q X X Q Qwkx gn X 'N Q .NSE kg. N, W X Wa Kg X X W. X Xa, Q S. vu ,- 5 wmmanv '!f'i3 L. Lemar J. Leners F. Lewandowski R. Lohman V. Lopahs P. Lovett B. Keto W. Lubecke J. MCBrien T. McCue B. McGrath S. McKee Juniors, Class 0 '64 McRoy Magee Mahoney Maiworm Maloney Manning Mennenah Marchiori Mikols Miller Miller Mobile P531-5 'FWESY -5925? f, 5. w.yg,X fs . .. X , ..,.. L . . f. .i 51.11 .. dump. f 'vw-. 'E . s , Q - .QV J If x A wi u..:fffs ff rv 2 .. gf.. ,N W Q, ., QX X4 'I 'X 4 ,U f x . . S ' x . R Ji? X f , S 2 wk ' I I v.-Q fx, z V... .. 4- ., J.. , : QR., PRE i wwf? N013 VNQ Molidor Mormino Moskaly Muenchausen Nielsen Nilles Nordling Nyrkkanen Olsen Olsen Olson Olson Juniors, Class 0 '64 'IN Q 'Xu Rom' Orlando Pardue Patton Peacock Pecore Peters Podhola Price C. Queenan Rainey Ramm W. Reichmann H. Reiker W. Remter G. Rogers B. Rusanowski M. Rosinski E. Runge C. Rychly R. Scharlow W. Schellenberger T. Scheskie N. Schmidt R. Smith Juniors, Class 0 '64 J. Solberg H. Sosnowski J. Stain B. Steinberg V. Stemplinger P. Tackett R. Tessner C. Thorby T. Uryga R. Van Cleave T. Vandenboom D. Van Zandt Q R r x 1 J. Vogt C. Waldron W. Wallace C. Walsh S. Wentland J. Westphal D. White J. White C. Wicinski T. Willemarck D. Williams E. Williams u Class 0 66.5 LEFT T0 RIGHT: Renee Douglas, Secretaryg Sharon Elwing, Vice-Presidentg T e r i King, Treasurerg Linda Eyre, His- torian, Charles Smith, President. LEFT: Mr. Schanz, Advisor. Our Sophomore class began the year with our Homecoming float. The theme for our float was Wauconda Under De Feetf, After a considerable amount of hard work on the float, our class proudly accepted second place. During the year, we sponsored two soc-hops, one on January 25th, following a basketball victory over Ela Vernon. The other soc-hop was the annual Sophomore Soc-Hop, the Irish Shindig, held March 15. We are anticipating an active and interesting year to come. Sophomores D. Airola C. Amenson D. Anderson J. Angeloff P. Auvil ,qw E. Babiarz J. Baldwin R. Balser R. Banulis W. Bauer 4. .gf 3? J. Beckett C. Beese C. Bell C. Bessert ll Q :rm xl by A V?IM.G1.ri Kita, xpki , L K J .L f. ot.. mg.. 5' q .lMf.1 ,IV xi., . R. S if ! V' My' xp A,Mi'E' l ,.,. 1-xl -V I F-31. 9 0Ph0m0T8S:, Class 0 65 .S ' ' -sings rw ...N fr sr. S H 1.. af .- Ni. . .1 .s . .r rs. 3 if 'F Q -5 .at J T. Bouma J. Brandt R. Brandt M. Buchanan W. Buehler K. Burke B. Cairy S. Callahan W. Capps W. Carter F. Chapman W. Cieslak R. Cimely P. Clark G. Clyden C. Contri W. Conyers C. Covington F ails' ' 4 T J- E S S .. . .fe fm.. . siinfiflffx .5 4-, -f 1. . 'Ri 'E le S . Q :IE R' ' F .45 QMS Qifiiiw i x wg X i was vga 5 3, Q' ig? ESE? 1. Q22 . . .V gags K 3 wr ? S S :Y e..-4 i, r .,.... ,fm 3... .nl K. . .7 a 9 mr 'g+ ll 5 u-S ws Eg bfi K 5 lg s E if 5' K . + - K R .I H.: 3. as - ' -I fig ' wwf' - bfi' I 1 T-'E-Qg5Y!i'4 S. Cowell R. Davis J. Davison S. Dewalcl S. Dewey S. Dietzel A. Dohr S. Donat lVl. Doody R. Douglas T. Drinan H. Dubs J. Dwyer C. Eggert ophomores, Class 0 '65 S. Elwing L. Eyre V. Finley L. Follensbee M. Foster R. Fowler S. Fremarek D: French D. Friedle D. Fritz W. Frost S. Gorka B. Goudie J. Gravelie R. Grimaldi M. Groh R. Grote J. Guenther 4.......,.,---.,......,., ...... . , -. aa ia-swf ,,,....-. . If sump-mv S :sign Sswiiiqlff ,E Sew' W Y fiwfiltfk ' 5 S :S at .- f.i1'w N lm Km mg viii R R8 5? 535 we ss? is 'jr' Q-QNX? s A , x ,, ,,-,.,, get , Re-in-si, J. D. L. T. A. N. L. A. R. J. J. G C. B. Guenther Gunderson Hagen Handley Hart Hartman Heaton Heimos Heynis Hogan Hogan Hollingsworth 3 ftl 1 ' Hughes 1. Jacobsen So . X , . O . ' XXX fx we mam . . .Q ss at me .Q K .1 3, 'Tran' X xx 5 S-'f .. f 1-. n 1- .. homores, Class 0 '65 'vw 'If'-p sal --. sex Qfkiwkwf Q 3, Nb xx 2' ie,f:,f f1a.....4....r' ' ' 1'--'-1 :fw ggi- N Y,-r--A f --r---4-A--- .. ., Jewell Johannson ,Johannson Kaiser Keenan Kellam . King Klein Knauf Knopp Kohl Kraaz Kramer Kruckow Krueger Kubala Kulidge Kurth t..-Tm. -,,.-, 4. .v 97. W. Larsen D. Lauritzen L. Lawrence J. Lee D. Lehman 'Hx W. Levandowski C. Lewandowski S. Liles J. Lojas H. Long . ... i V. Lord H 3 -I 5 ll W. Macejak gi f P. Mallally D. Maloney 4 :P ' ' h 1 965 ,W 'Qfr' OP 0nl0r3S, USS 0 gf Q i ...Wi ..'-.,.:,...-- -n:- - f.. .-,.,--,. :,: Q , ::f... -. rf 'iig I P. Martell ' ' . D. Martin M 5 - R. Martin K. Mayfield QQ ' W P D. McKee 32 8 N. McLemore , N. Milich L. Mitsven 1 S X , Vhh :L . . K. Molidor G. Morley M. Mullenix R. Nahrstedt G. Nelson L. Nichols J. Nueman C. Nurnberg J. Nyberg A. Papp O0 M. Parnell R. Patterson J. Pauke A. Percy L. Perry F. Peters B. Peterson R. Peterson S. Poblocki A. Pomeroy I. Pomeroy V. .- --qu -.., S. Pratt P. Prepodnick J. Quane PRL-. .3 Y 7: llliissaiggli 5 'ww ophomores, Class o w a s :nl 5- rgi k gg t . -..v 5 3, . , I S , ' Q5 ' V 5 .f 1 5 N . ...... ..., 1. ,sf K i n 2335355 25 7 -safes 1' Iefiwzslief , ms? f- . ...few LN an gg R nw-vr ' 'unsung'-W--0 -H '- '65 L. Quantana J . Rataj ozyk D. Ricker R. Rindt R. Robinson R. Rodgers R. Romani D. Rowley J. Royer C. Rozhon F. Ruchti R. Safranek J . Sammartino J. Samuelson D. Scharfnorth K. Scharfenorth S. Schlichtenmeyer B. Schneider -,,,,,-,, .W T.. . y-Mu, x Schroeder Schunk Schwartz C. C. B. L. Schwenn .1 M. Scurto . V - W , - - M ' ' ' 'I ' '- wsu :E.'I:EE5:5'EEE :5'2-E -.6 'vi fz'0fH1a Y :.. ' ' km' v.:1tg'Yrsi .3,f1ssz,.,?m1fFE'i 1 . 'ful zigt.,,g..ja'f'2f33 '. -ft. QQ., 4TS.gL7ff ' I C T 'ff go . if - Sleklerskl 7 if? Wi!!-5?'ffi , 7 ' M- .. .Y ' ' 2 'zlflijff . K 2- M , ,iffhiii -1 ,MX 5 in - ' ii' QR: . -K gf' ' 6 ,, ,vw Q .QW ,ow .4 - I. , .. .. 'A -W T . ' B. Slems JI. T f ' Sli. C io ,iii -W Kewl. K- SkaPufa ' H , 7 -'. 1,.. his W. ' V . f' ' V J. Skfzlll T. ' T Q. ,. . f , ,fS32gQ5:,f 3 33 C- Smith ' 'H' 2 - T ., P f 31 Zi' Qifffsvf, ik, . , ga. xii ' ' H9- . f 45:02 1 ,6 fIf?f?i?i Q53 Mm..- g A ' .W 1. - ' 'farw i g ' A ' .f-ig. ' ga AIIA .A A C ' . K. Smlth iff-fgifclif . g,15?QQ57j' Y ': ,, . Ye.. . ESW5'75f' ' ,f M . A J . f 1 .I f ' My ' Sung 1 ,. . . a V o . T S. S0DhB1m 'ff f' 'wh' . ' A ' os. . , ' V I ' M . ,, ,r 53111 - ,L uf' K T- W3 .Q Exif-M' SPIUUCY ' f A ' - 3 V' , K . on A ' 2 L. Stalder if ,,w f ik f o 'S . f 'T T' 'i o 3:--W lv . , W 'W - Q..-..f-,T ., a,.: new -:.. .v-nz :g vmkx h. . 1. - fi gl Sophomores, S. Stauder Stefaniak Steffenson Stephens M. D. N. Stidham Stilke Surek Swiderski R. R. T. S. Swieton Teeters Thomas Thompson Thompson K. D. G. C. J. M. Thompson J Tobias Tokarczyk Tomls VanCleve lass o '65 53i'3f9W f 'i: :: I I . 5?im5fA5Q inla34fQfi?fi63i?Er595S46i ' ' : '13 V5'ffVf 1' ' ' X fwggm lg -.gwef 7- -ffm wg?x,e?W..-V-KI . -, .-H . . 3-j.,gf: j . x ef figy .. f t - . . , if 1 ' V . .. 9. C IJ., ' ' ' . ' 3' - k ,, -9 giEf!'K'2? if ,M My 1 1 , ' ' ws ' fn CD1 ' V ' U, A 32 k , 2 ...M F ' A: X V -- M A www . wvfw ' X' 5 ,. V C V . Mx if N' . W . - , . , ,..f' C ,. wg I ,af . 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Wilczynski Wilms Wilson Winter . ,Q ,ya , Hg-Mr ophomores, Class 0 I or X, . if ' N-I z 3 mms, A E fi' 1 J 3 if 1 - re ras to off I etot trrree W ' r ' N: ' 2 - Ml W at 'ft f' X ,J ,mf J If v' f g r L, K 1 , 1 1 A f 1 L r A, I . 1 1 .51 , 1' 0. . ,- f , f. , J ,J 1 ,'f X E ,.,v fl, rs - Ei W N1 1 . . ' - : f' I . f Q V f . , f L uf 'xx MIIU VL f t, 1 3 1 ,Q 1. , ' QI! 'Cb J xl' fir' 2 . JL bi M Citi H179 JJ JIU 3 I lx b 1, v 1 r U My L 1 Wink J Whitten Wittum Wrobel Zak Zipler Zummo Zych Lubecke 5' NYVEX ,S X r 212-' '5 :,-' Eiikilf?- Y.-eegfsgz-g.fffp A... . ., . z ' .YN X .. S af 4 ae' , N Fu' Q,Q?i,' 5 Q 0'uY' annals 3 .,,5'fuf :J Y- .r a o v X 0 a . x4.wn - ,gre wt., - - e 14, 7 S 5' ,lf ..:,ri we l e ,, 'a M! ' ' A M1 1 '65 10 . 3 S i 1 0 4 Class 0 6666 LEFT TO RIGHT. Prei- MM dent, P. Wakeg Vice-Presi- 'ms dent, R. Beggsg Secretary, E. Olsong Treasurer, R. Johannson. AT LEFT: Miss J. Nelson. Class Advisor. The Freshman Class this year stepped right into the swing of Round Lake High School activities. The Homecoming Parade brought a third place to this group, with the theme, We'll Rule Over Them. After a busy holiday, a freshman sponsored sock-hop started the new year. The cold winter ended, project planning began once more, and the annual Freshman Class Dance was held in the Spring. Before they knew it, that wonderful first year was over, but not forgotten. Freshmen . . . J. Adams C. Aldin M. Allen G. Amedio D. Ancheta S. Angeloff J. Baczek K. Baron J. Bechelli A. Beese R. Beggs L. Bendull W. Birch R. Blank C. Brandt KSA ...ff .Qi . -. - ,. X' X Q .-6 QS. U.. f -zx . Q' .Q X . W. www N' I . X K rv 5' X P Q .JS X .. A ll a K ' St Qt N xx it X Cm' sg R , QW? A X 4 x X N n 1 El i XI Q 1 -sais :ef-we Q R.. 4 XFX 1 I. vs. X M il R , -. , Q 1 fm, fb Freshmen, lass 0 '66 an' .es A .1 . A -ur-0 i ,.,, 5, . ,g. ,i .. - .N .. .. Gbp- I 9 U .3-e., SQ 5.4 2 'X H -.. 'ff-- -Q. gg... 5, N , . 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M' .- -P-...-...fm X, .L ' . psf. sm Q E 106 L. L. B. R. L. G. E. R. M D. N E. R. R. J. Freshmen, lasso '66 R. Gallagher B. Garcia S. Gibson D. Hall P. Hansen Hatch W. H. Hay K. Herring J. Hill J. Hill D. Holcomb J. Hooper S. Hoppe C. Horsch E. Horn L. Hughes B. Hume C. Husk K. .lacks E. Jacobson fir Dussault Dwyer Egan Ellison Elwert Endries Esbrook Evans Evanson Fischer Flackus Folsom Foxvog Fritz Frost -4. 5 +5 I nf. f .4 . We . A , 4 -X ' 4-of .Zi Q..- L . jf? E . e f 1 5 I t 4. A F . E we gg. , ,-:-...:-.:-,.'5g..-ggw..-:j..:z'::,Zh.,.Hf :a,x:-..1Ea :Qu f - f2:ii'E-,j-1.'.'1iG25igwf'frx, f'K: 'N!9F .V V. ,.. ..f. ... , in 'Y . . . li i ' ,- ' E'qgs1.,!5: ...'f f . 'P' V -I 3: ' ' . 'Q 7 f ze . . I . .,.I, .V iz. . F . -4 .N Y Q ...ef V . ..-... 1 if - 5 ' . , '-' xx . A . ' K K K m in: I in. ' .- .ge 5 Y . K ' K f ff- I fw'-f 92511 .5 9. if .,,, -.Q iz . . ,... . ik - - .- z . ,. .H W iw 1 gm. g or 1 K an A? Q . .-., . 2 4, K '. , V , .f-arm .J mmf . . . , JB wx in Q 2 5. aes L . V, we PFA. - . ,. V J. Janis E. Jelinek G. Johanson B. Johnson D. Jones K. Jungworth C. Kaiser J. Kaminski M. Keevan J. Kernan C. Kent M. Kinsfather L. Klein B. Kline G. Krause . ANNE? ' .. r eeseff',Ka- eas?r N . . A nga Y is , V -K K K 'Q Z ,-..--Q ' X ' X .. .7 - . 'C L K3 x , Q I ...QRS ' C . 'N-7i?'QJX . iaf!+ 5iz?3'f7 ,, ,- .Q-.,y,. .Q ..4 -V 1' 'Q .-,v 'vw wflf. ' , , -. ,3t5vaf..qs'Sf' QQ so . . , 'Qi Fr N44 xp- -! 5. 2 i Wd' , 5 fs. 3- fv f . in ,.,.,.,, J ., g v si x . 'J f Qs . . 1. Q. A As vii 4 ... x i 1 0 . S 1 ., . , N 's f fi -4 'S es ' L '55-3 K xc .-. SAFE? M... of im, l N 4 . S 'NL' , . X N I M 1 Q 4 9 X .fb I 'XQU ,-...M o-O' A K, :L .s,,. , i ev s sssewi essex , as C .. 1 . A n s ffff men, lass 0 '66 wt' X x -If '-1' X X ess as S.s is . -v-of . S J. Kruger K. Krueger W P. Kobernickwijjxf S. Koehler R. Kolar W. Kurth B. Lakso C. Lamoreaux B. Levandowski C. Lewandowski J. Lewis K. Long R. Longo M. Lortie J. Lortie D. Madison D. Madison Macey Malworm McCue - V ' gig 9 - .3 x Wm J . M' J .J - .ZLA . . L:k,:L ia. .N Q ..-r 5 ff .1 J 12' sfzmv Yr ' ' ' -'f1 1'E'assz'f s - -. 1'-' ' 1' ' if H Q '1- .. . . ., hz,,f,A. ,-L,, , - P. . ew-4, I 4 ... . , f.. ,Q . u, Q' . 5 , .Egg + . 3 Q . 08 H. M A. C. B. E. W. L. S. J. M P. C. M L. J. J. E. J. L. 'W' X 'fi ey . Mm V JW! ,sawn A . -- M-wi -I 1 'WW 'f , -f ' 1 n 'f55Sf5fs ifi?' 3?lfEqQ1gf i2f55,4i:' v i g isigagisspgz 5 ,K , I NE... my . H 3 H ny . gy I ,gi yr I .V hw .1 4 .....,. ' .13 ., ,A A I ' :a , 2 an I 5,7 I 5 'N Q2 2 l -'J . ' P- 'L ' P. Maloney R. Manwaring L. Marchiori E. Marker L. Marolda R. Martin E. Meltzer R. Milich D. Miller S. Molidor L. Monahan L. Myer T. Mysliewiec H. Neff J. Nielsen Freshmen, lass 0 '66 Nolen Nolan Nurnberg 0,Malley Olsen Olson Palasz Palonis Pennington Percy Perrone Petika Pittelkow Plummer Pole ewski Poppe Poppe Powell Powers Quantana .3 .,,., ,. . . , no ... .5 K 'S-I' . ,J Vg 'A .S 4 ,nj J ew-...gr Y. 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MMP SV' 1i5EiH dy W? wigiiiiww Mr. Thomas explains the formula for finding the volume of a A Cone to some of his General Math Students' Instructions are gladly accepted by girls from Mrs. Schleg so that th: projects will be successful. In Wfili utuucula uuu Luuiugy iau wuilx 1uLC1c5u11 La clase de Espanol, say Spanish stu- dents, es muy interesantef' Sit up straight. Put both feet on the Calisthenics start the day off right! floor. Eyes on the copy - type! hey love me, they love me not ........ 195, 3 3- f So that's how you design a house. Now if we could only get it to stay together. J These are Santa's little helpers? If you didn't know better, you would think they were studying. So that's where the North Pole is Parents lubs f K 5 QAW'S as ik- A 7,5 1 ,T D A I I .Q .. . Q X is ' 'f.:r' e A . K -Q 'g in x P.T.S.A. SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Chester Colby, Correspond- ing Secretary: Mrs. Robert Legge, lst Vice-President: Mrs. Leroy Windahl, President: Mrs. Morris Chernoff, Re- cording Secretary. STANDING: Mrs. Irwin Molidor, Treasurer, Mr. R. J. Forehand, 3rd Vice-President: Mrs. James Wesley, 2nd Vice-President. Music Boosters SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Joseph Stauder, lst Vice- Presidentg Mrs. William Kohl, President: Mrs. Howard Elwing, Secretary. STANDING: Mr. Ronald Combs, Choral Director: Mrs. Gerald Altman, 2nd Vice-President: Mrs. Ann James, Treasurer: Mr. Rolland Kinsman, Band Director. R-Lettes SEATED, Left to Right: Mrs. Russell Smith, Recording Secretary: Mr. Donald Follensbee, President: Mrs. Clarence Keeler, Corresponding Secretary. STANDING: Mr. Russell Smith, Treasurer: Mr. Howard Wittum, Vice- President. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Ellen McCann, Historian. Index ACTVITIES Sports 73 Christmas Concert 4-4 Tflble of Contents 5 Commencement, 1962 54-, 55 Title Page 1 Fashion Show st Industrial Arts Exhibit 56 Underclassmen 87 Homecoming 38-41 ORGANIZATIONS Jr. Sr. Prom 50, 51 A C H Operetta 4-2, 4-3 Bangppe a gg' R-Lettes 52, 53 Blaiz ' Senior Play 4-8 F B EA 64' Special Events 4-5 FL 'h' ' Ch 65 Spring Concert, 1962 4-9 F is mi? Om? A , 61 Winter Formal 46, 4-7 FUTUILC lllses O merlca ADMINISTRATION G.A.Al. 66 Administration 7 Glee Clubs fBoys 81 Girlsj 60 Board of Education 8 Home EC- Club 67 Employees 14 Laker Staff 2, 3 Faculty 9.13 Letterments Club 68 Office Staff 8 library Teen Club 69 k ADVERTISING 116-120 Na? Sl Gavel . 70 ational Honor Society 71 CLASSES Parents Clubs 114, Autographs 36, 111 Spanish Club 67 Freshmen 105-110 Speech Club 70 Freshman Officers 104- Struttei-S 61 -1'-1Ui0TS 89-95 Student Council 72 Junior Officers 88 Seniors 17-32 SPORTS Senior Officers 16 Senior Snaps 33 Baseball 85 , , Cheerleaders 74. Senior Superlatlves 34--35 i g , , Coaches 81 StHtlStlC13IlS 86 Sophomores 97-103 . Freshman Basketball 32 Sophomore Officers 96 Underclassmen Snaps 112 113 Freshman Foolllall 79 ' Frosh-Soph Basketball 82 DIVISIONS Frosh-Soph Football 73 Activities 37 Gynmasrics 84- Administration 6 Track 86 Foreword 4, Varsity Basketball 30, 81 . Qrganizations 57 Varsity Football 75.77 Seniors 15 Wrestling 83 115 ll 66 Hg 2-Jaffe-,,,3 .r b g 1,x i,W .5d-M , if r g,l ,MbMr'g, Gi ll. ,, -1..,i i,ZJbs,,g: V ' f V2 V 'y 5.3 .5-,M -ff Art is. Rf,-,,. if ,L ,L ,.-Qian., r-'-,N -f' Ld, -f - ' ' ' A -i-ef'm,f'fssfsaf1l+'5'ff y:c:,gx4lqg,.sg . , 4 V' ' - A f J, , N' Complimenls of DOUGLAS A. MACGILLIS Funeral Director Round Loke, Illinois RCDUND LAKE LUMBER COMPANY Do-it-yourself, Free Advice Lumber, Doors, Windows We Deliver - F.H.A. Financing Kl 6-4570 314 Cedar Lake Road Round Lake, Illinois ,.' , 1. . ,H , Hg, - '. 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