Niles Township High School East - Reflections Yearbook (Skokie, IL)

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SOPHOMORES Mrs. Hobbs, Period 10 Back Row: Louis Goldstein, John Korsan, Jo¬ seph Fasciani, Benny Berranco, Allen Brown. Third Row: John Atkinson, Dave Farrington, Bob LoGiurato, John Juern, Steve Panzella, Mike Ross. Second Row: Natalie Goldstein, Gail Praeger, Claire Tulsky, Marlene Rose, Rosemary Gustavson, Karen Schwartz. First Row: Sharon Kaye, Arlene Kaish, Marcia Braverman, Nancy Rothchild, Barbara Leven- teld. 160 Miss Thompson, Period 10 Back Row: Ron Bartsch, Terry McKillop, Steve Adelinan. Third Row: Ira Hoffberg, Lynette Bilson, Bonnie Lehr, Sharon Iverson, Natalie Slutsky, Sharon Hirsch, Adrienne Wynn, Mike Ruby. Second Row: Charles Nelson, Mike White, Mike Lerner, Mike Burke, Harry Taxin, Larry Cohen, Carl Lenca. First Row: Linda Larson, Lynda Wolf, Barbara White, June Solo¬ mon, Karen Hundrieser, Barbara Eckel. Mrs. Tillman, Period 10 Back Row: John McPhearson, Donald Kline, Andy Faraci, Raymond Giovannelli, Ken Mich- onski, Mike Rothmann. Second Row: Donald Weber, Charles Bonez, Carol Johnson, Jackie Bailey, Jeff Sippil, Terry Johnson, Marvin Brooks. First Row: Pat Burke, Diane Davies, Nancy Weber, Joan Weiss, Robin Silverstein Bonnie Adleman. Mr. Van Arsdale, Period 10 Back Row: Robert Oliver, Charles Ekstrom, David Ashbach, Edwin Owen, Paul Holzman, Donald Komelly, Sherwin Jaral. Fourth Row: Jerry Israelite, Brian Pine, Arnold Mark, Man- nie Pollack, Roger Hartel, Alan Sweetow. Third Row: Scott Stadler, Glenn Eales, Ira Goode, Barry Snyder, Peri Arnold. Second Row: Joan Wolter, Carol Zehnle, Marcella Miguel, Pat Conrad, Dace Venters. First Row: Sheila Kessler, Linda Silverstein, Beth Dickson, Pamela Sherman, Eileen Breen, Alice Johanson.

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SOPHOMORES Mrs. Tillman. Period 9 Back Row: Richard Pussezwitz, Wesley Edfors, Bemie Kravitz, Ronald Fried, Jim Norling, Dennis Golonka, Mike Pildes, Jim Shatto. Sec¬ ond Row: Robert Brice, Joe Crowther, Beverly Weiss, Sharon Brandstrom, Jerry Torgerson, David Lynn, Arnold Roth. First Row: Ellen Enke, Margaret Eckman, Joanne Santner, Bon¬ nie Grant, Leitha Anderson, Ilene Himmelfarb, Judy Smigiel. Mr. Van Arsdale, Period 9 Back Row: Robert Hederick, Jack Wollman, Jack Cohn, Robert Bloom, Robert Trendler, Robert Kettering, Garry Neimark, Ronald Mar¬ tin, Jeff Best. Third Row: Carolyn Scheel, Bon¬ nie Stevens, Gloria Kaiz, Grant Petersen, George Levison, James Kahn. Second Row: Maryl Mitchell, Carol Daley, Linda Gerber, Helmi Jung, Mara Sugarman. First Row: Susan Rice, Gloria Ackerman, Diana Marterie, Elaine Tennison, Eddie Falstein, Pamela Carter. Miss Booth, Period 10 Back Row: Bob Klemme, Bob Weaver, Tom Koch, Jim Herman, Ron Eriksson, Don Dahl- strom, Bruce Stephens, Ron Inman. Second Row: Jeff Schoenberg, Yvonne Neeleman, Bev Meyerhoff, Raychelle Winstead, Melanie Adams, Shirley Ferguson, Paulette Franz, Bob Shapiro. First Row: Connie Brodzih, Nancy Kelly, Lyn May, Karen Pawl, Judy Jackson, Shary Brin. Miss Hatscher, Period 10 Back Row: Irwin Cooper, Richard Gunsaullus, Cary Wallach, Barry Humphrey, Martin Marta. Third Row: Jerry Geist, Edmund V inter, Ron Simon, Gary Braver, David Lund. Second Row: Judy Siegel, Jane Eiden, Judith Fulkerson, Zorine Kunar, Sharon Wagner, Diane Borisof. First Row: Jane Muse, Penny Wiser, Jeanne Lovering, Katherine Ann Klingbeil, Phyllis Anderson. 159

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Dean Donile (President) discusses plans for the big dance March Magic with the Fresh¬ men Cabinet. Standing: Mr. Bost and Mr. Johnson (Sponsor). Back Row: Eileen Perlman, Rosanne Schiff, Beth Eischen, Rochelle Laskow, Ruth Sack. Fourth Row: Sue Rodman, Linda Klaveter, Diane Zahn, Dennis Dahl, Sue Henry. Third Row: Virginia May, Carol Helikson, Marcia Freeman, Fern Marcus, Jim Miresse, Gordon Buchanan. Second Row: Inez Gelpand, Linda Lantz, Myrna Evans, Tobi Ettinger, Ted Masters. First Row: Bonnie Baron, Ilia Harris, Melinda Koffman, Sue Goldman, Myron Samole, Joan Murlas. FRESHMEN LIKE NEW LOOK OF HIGH SCHOOL Away we went to high school and our life took on a new look quite different from the good old days of grade school. Twenty-three skidoo! might have been the latest thing in 1928, but in 1958 we quickly learned to say Man, like wow! Our new look was also a weighted look, both physical and mental, as we toted home our alge¬ bra, our English, and our Latin books to study for six weeks ' exams. The Homecoming dance intro¬ duced us to that high-school razz-ma-tazz which inspired the Freshmen Cabinet to plan a dance March Magic, complete with bunnies and pink streamers. We sang Nilehi, Nilehi! with more pride, cheered our teams to victory, and gained a pleasant feeling of belonging to this new wor!d. Yes, we liked the new look of our life. The last day of school before the Christmas holiday finds Rita Wurmser, Nancy Overton, Carol Helikson, Mike Adler, Georgia Brewer, and Earl Pollack discussing their vacation plans with their homeroom teacher, Miss Hatscher. 161