Arlington High School - Heights Yearbook (Arlington Heights, IL)

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'Z' fn w ' rx! LE ' - - ' Second Rnw: Mr. Reeves. Miki: LaCasico. Ronald Rziichert. First Row: Tommy D'Ve'5'i'ed Occupahons Robert Broczito. T on y Johnson, Ronald Schaefer, Chzirlos Gilmore. Gvrnld Thon, Ni-unteufi-1. Hurry Dodd, Jim Blzirk. Rivhzxrd ML'Nurl0n. Bill Grosvher, Gordon Govbburl. Diversified Occupaiions Sfc 'fd,R 'f QM' Wir' lcnbLrp.,, lloyd lXollu Rod McKay. .luck Russ, Jim Halvorsnn, Donald Pendleton . 'E' fi -. . 26 NING THE TRICK OE THE TR DE Bill Gloss. Mr. Roovos. First Row: Genv Straus. Ronald Cruz-n. Davo Collignon. Rnbcrt Sass. Bob Cline, Dick VVinl0rs.

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. 'F .1 il fl ,. 1- E hK Q 1, 1 it . 1-'53 o vs l H Lag! : f 1 'l' h i rd Row : Barbzirsi Dixon. Elaine Frei-- man. Mary Lou Ghc-ra, Peg Terry. Judi Van Note. Judi Rolher. Joyce Mueller. Carol Volkinann. Dorothy Panzer. Myrna Scharring- hziusc-n, Janet Linncinunn. Dotty Petersen. Janet Cosman, Sec-mul Fulure Homemakers of America COUKI G WITH GAS 'l'hc ll0IIl0S of tomorrow arf- in the hands of youth todayf, syinholizcd on the emblem of thc Fnturc Hoinc- niakcrs of .AIllCI'lC'21: denote-s thc purposc in sponsoring this organization at Arlington. The lnotto l'oward New Horizonsu I'l'IJl'PSt'I1lL'Ll thc- goal toward which FHA 1110111- hcrs workvd. Coinposcd ol' girls froin 1-ach of tht- four classes who had IJI'L'X'lOllSlf' taken or wcrc taking a homo t'C0l'101llil'S conrsc, the Futura- H0lIltLl112lkl'1'S of ,AIJICIJCZI ceiitcrccl this y0ar's activitivs around child guidance- in the hoinv. In addition to enjoying' a fnll schedule of field trips. ontsidt- spcakcrs, charity work.Vand social get-togetht-rs based on this theme, the girls also took Charge of one baslwthall ganu' concussion to raise- IHOHCY for Various projects. One project which the club sponsored was sc-nding one lI1L'l'1ll3t'l'. who was judge-d on ln-r ability and intcrf-st in the group to Future HOIllC'IIl21lii'l'S ol' :5xlllf.'l'lL'8 Camp, 114- ,fl S.,-f x,-ng-, ,, . Row: Faye Tagtnioic-r. Bt-rniuo Pfluger. Carol Lot-ding. Lois Lami- nu-ier. Ibotty Svliulzv. Jam-t Martini, Pnl Finnvgzin. Kathy Bodor. Judy Moehling. Bonnie 3IcGowcan. First Row: Roberta Wzilkor, Joan Anderson. Kathleen Bodur. Sandy Hacliim-isii-r, Bonnie Borin- son, Jnrly Gri-enz11-rv. A stitult in iinw is lakt-n by Pc.: 'TL-rry. supliniiiorv. :is sho hnrrics to 1-oiiiplt-to stlvt-ral lust lninutv dt-tails on l1ur ulolliing p1'o,i11cl, 1 s .X V. 4, . .'.,-fm-. .., I 1

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r 12? in lil - - - ' Sm-mul Huw: Hill Whitt-, Lynn Cut- Hauer. Mr. Wzizira, First Row: Hzirnlcl Holznagel. Flon-nc'e1 Gciscn, Dlsivrlbuhve Educahon lc-r. Phillip Gzirstkicwicz, Jim Slade, Carol Hodgson, Rlggio Nygnrd. Gerry Kilo, Hank Neumann, Ron Ikon ,Xrint-ntrrstit, Hon Martin. Don Lt-Vim-, Regt-r Crvziinor. Etim-nv Holxnzigvl, Ronald Hevkt-r. Dzix'irlMz1s1'li0ff. Km-tiling: Dir-li Sf-hnvltlt-r. Thc llistrilnitiw Hcliicutioii work pt'ngt'ain was pro- vidm-cl fm' tippc-tvlzissiiivii intt-rcstvcl in CZlI'tlCl'S in tht- fitrlds of buying. aclvcrtising, retailing, and displaying, D.E. stu- clt-nts took two l'l'g'lli2ll' classes in tht- niorning, attending spvcizil DE. vlzisses in tht- ztftcrnooii. After tlivse clzissvs tht-y had Z1 Chance to apply tht- int-whzinclising tvchniqucs lt-arnccl thrnnglt petit-tinic jobs at local stnrvs. Tha- Dim-1'siliiccl Occiipatiniis 1Jl'0Q'lTllIl clilvfcim-cl lioni tht- IIE. progrznn in that it was avziilzthlt- to juniors and st-niors tlvsiring spvcial training in LeCl1nicail ncctipzttions. Besides their two it-gulzn' stibjt-cts. D.O. studvnts took ti spvcial class in tnarhinc work, im'olx'ing such things as clt-ctiicity. radios. and printing. Aftc-1' this vlass each stu- clc-nt gziinvtl i.llI'lill'l' instt'nc'tion wcmrkiiig ut an otitsidc job. This is tnnrt- fun than il barrel of glrl-asc nionkt-ysZ says Ron Holxnzigcl its he giI'U1lSL'S at front zixle 01' ai Fill' :it his afternoon job. 27