York Community High School - Ys Tales Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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any ell! CLCQJ l0,0QCLl lfl'lOl'lg TOP ROW: MRS. ELIZABETH SPENCER, Librarian. Stay in the room you were assigned. MRS. FRANCES STEED, English, History. You have a perfectly good seat of Please take it. SECOND ROW: MR. ADOLPH STEFANI, Driver Education, Physical Education, Wrestling Coac Track Coach, Lettermen's Club Sponsor. Form for calisthenicsy march. MISS MARY E. STOAKS, English, National Honor Society. Why do we a to treat you like babies? MR. H. K. STORY, Social Science, Chairman of Social Studies Department. mother hasn't finished grading the tests. MR. ROSS TAYLOR, Mathematics. These guys go ga-ga over numbers. MISS LEOLA G. UECKER, Commercial, Business Manager of Auditorium P Have I made myself clear? THIRD ROW: MR. HOWARD P. VAN NORMAN, American History. Do you mean to tell me . . . MR. JOHN VARLAND, History, Assistant Director of Intramural Sports, Historical Society Sponsor. Leave the windows open. MR. HAROLD E. WAHLSTROM, Industrial Arts, Director of Public Address System. AlI right, party members. MISS VELMA WALKER, English, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Stroighten the desks before you leave. MISS DORIS E. WHITE, Speech, Thespian Sponsor, Director of Senior Play, Junior Play, and Drama Night. SwaIIow it! h, Assista nt Iways have UA id earii anna? your own. My grand- roductions. 54 BOTTOM ROW: MR. A. C. WILSON, Science. Don't sit there like a bump on a p MRS. BURDETTE WINEMILLER, Home Economics, Chairman of Economics Department. We could use some lights now. MISS IRENE R. WINN, English, National Honor Society Assistant sor. l'lI venture to say . . . MR. LOWELL N. WOODBURN, Industrial Arts. Let's have it quiet MR. G. A. ZACHARIAS, American History, Student Association mittee. I don't owe you any papers, do I? Then you can owe me I9 ickle. Home Spon- 1, Com- one.

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.Zac em .gincl jlzaf jme had 'I jAl 0lftgA EAQ MCLP5 ,f f. 1. f , X f ff 14431 Zffgil' TOP ROW: MISS DOROTHY RINEHART, Home Economics, Home Economics Club Sponsor. Fine, fine, fine. SECOND ROW: MR. CHARLES P. RIZER, General Business. Now it's your turn to recite. MRS ETHYL ROSENBACH, Assistant Nurse. What can I do for you today? MRS MURIEL ROTH, Mathematics. Get back to your seat. MRS. NANCY E. ROTH, Nurse, Future Nurses Sponsor. You poor chicken. MRS. EDITH, RUST, Cafeteria Manager. The special for today is THIRD ROW: MISS BERNICE SAMALONIS, Spanish, Spanish Club Sponsor. Cierra usted la boca. MISS ALICE SCHICHT, Mathematics, Alumni Bulletin. Now how could that be? MR. GEORGE F. SCHRANTZ, Physics, General Science, Radio Club Sponsor. It's characteristic. MISS IDA LANE SETTLE, Mathematics, Chairman of Mathematics Department, Assistant Chairman of College Night. I'd appreciate it if the talkers would go into the hall, you're disturbing the cIass. MISS BEULAH SHEHAN, English, Editor of Alumni Bulletin. You sleepers will never get anywhere. BOTTOM ROW: MR. GEORGE SIMPSON, Biology, Science Club Sponsor. That's the way the world is. MR. KENNETH SMITH, English History. Can't you get this? IS

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l york! .gguclenf Councif .giriueri or cc Nim- ,QHQP .gilzoof This year, as in the past, York's student body was organized into the Student Council. The membership of Student Council consisted of seven or eight repre- sentatives from each class, the class presidents, the standing committee chairmen and iunior members, and the Council ofticers. Every Thursday the Executive Committee met in preparation tor the Friday Council Meeting. The Executive Committee is made up of class presidents, standing committee chairman, and Council otticers. Problems, activities, and suggestions from the student body made up the business ot the Council. The class representatives reported from this meeting to the various home rooms to which they had been assigned. Some of the items handled by the Council this year were Homecoming, Senior-Faculty Game, tickets and bus transportation for all out-of-town football and basketball games, the March of Dimes Cam- paign, and the class elections. The Council also contributed to the support at an adopted child in Germany. Student Council Officers: George Blumenschein, President, Beth Stevens, Secretary, and Dave Ehrhordt, Vice-President. wl f K Q 3 Wayne Gutmon. 'H' Front Row, Clockwise Around Table: Executive Committee Beth Stevens, Secretary, Tom Gal braith, Safety Committee Chair man, Donna Stewart, Calendar Committee Chairman, Pat Helm Assembly Committee Chairman Dove Ehrhardt, Vice-President Gay Hellstedt, Elections Com mittee Chairman, George Blum enschein, President, Second Row Otto McBride, Junior Class Presl dent, John McColly, Senior Class President, Dick Weiss, Freshman Class President, Carol Jacobs Activities Committee Chairman Bob Ottoman, Sophomore Class President, Pat Hersey, Public Relations Committee Chairman STUDENT COUNCIL REPR SLNT ATIVES: Seated on Floor: Karen Christian, Sara Teschner, Caroll Kavanagh, Cindy Shield, Nancy Widman, Barbara Fisher Pa Bishop, Bonnie Stemple, Barbara Bradbury, Shirley Jewett and Pat Smith, Seated in Chairs Sue Teschner, Ann Armstrong, Cindy Mohor, Sandro MacLaren, Linda Welsher, Mary Hedge, Mary Ann D'Angelo, Ann Karr Sue Sheehan, Judy Schroeder Joan Johnson, Caroline Spees and Polly Anderson, Standing Fran cis Morahan, Jim Halverson Bill Twitty, Don Schloemer, Dick Nor man, Peter Anderson, Ted Wal lace, Bob Wehrs, Bill Noaman Jim Guerrero, Dick Johnson and