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

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in Q-. -f I SYULLEQ Danpyqns 4 b 2 H ld al li IW 9 i W, .. La Wi Diversified Occupa+ions St-4-mul Ibm: Hill Grow-, In-nnis Borgsin, Mark Frzim-iskovuh, C':tr5 Sv:-mul Row: I,zint'v Idmglt-, Rug:-r tim-hh'-rt, Kurt I-Znglt-, tilt-it Sim-ir II:urIimg, Alla-n Rit-htt-r. Mr, Rt-4-vvs. First Row: Uri-gg Nviihzitu-it son, Jon XX'i-ist-nhzu-li. XX':ilti-r Loy, Mr, Ri-1-vt-s. Ifirst Ilmv: Iiouglzis Vhzirli-s Ilt1i'k1-rirlgt-, .Izumi-s I':u't'IIi, .lurk lit-ulwl, Rivltztrri Klziiqvs, Furtis. Ilztvid Dt'NX'ildt-, .lt-ff Iiohi, Rolatiitl tlJll'1lll54'll, Rivlittrtl I-Irhvr. 6l6!lfl,C6lti0l'l6t! 6lXl0el iQl'lCe LDXCQKQHCQ ': ' sing tht- trouhlvs of this :uuto's 1-mgim-, lilvn Sorvtist-ii mot-t-vtls NYoultl vou likt- to Qrztclttzttt- llroiu tht- collvgi- ol' hzirtl Il l ' 4 Q Q I ' ' 3 to pri-svriho mort- xxzttvr ui thi- rtirliziloi' :intl :ui viigiiit- lun'--up knocks without so iuzuiy humps. Do you l1t'lit'x't' lhatl t'xpi-itit-iiw is tht- lwst tvzivlu-r? We-ll, you ht-long in ll.U. High svhool stuclvuts vnrollvcl in tht- llix't't'silit'cl Ucfu- .I pztliotis IFIKUQHIIII lwfztllst' it gan' lhvut Zlll UIJPOI'lllIlllX to lvurti ai skillml ouwipzttioii of tlwir Choici' zuicl to guilt vxpvr- it-iirv in this ocvitpzitioii. An zidclitiotiztl l't-zttiirt- ol this pro- grzuu wats thzu pzirticipzuits wvrt- ztlvlc to t-ztrii at satlztry whili' :ittvncling high svliool, lliw-i'silit'cl Ucfttpzttioiis, or IXO, its it is couiuioiily cull:-cl, was quilt' prolitztlnlt' in othvr ways. sinrt- uiztny stuclt-tits. ziftvr grzttluzttion. wvtu to work lor tht- 1'lIllllUk'l'l' from whoiu tht-y haul i't't't'ivt'cl tht-ii' training, This watr twviitx' l7ix't'i'sifit'cl Ucrtipzttioiis stuclmits took iiiviatns. florists, tool :tml dit- tunkt-rs, nncl clr:tl'tstuc-tt, lit-siclvs tht- t-xpvi'it-ncv tlivsv stuclvtits i't-vt-iwcl during thru' atppi't'tit1t't'sliip. tht-y gzutivcl ztclclitiouztl rlttssrooui iitstruftion from Mr. Rt-t'x't's. Thvy also wvrv t'c'qitit't'cl to Iztkt' two zttlclitionztl stihjvfts. ln orclvr to ztlluiu ti gi't'zttt'r svopv. tht' Clziss took livltl trips to vztrious iticlustriztl :incl cotmiit-rt'i1il luisitivssvs. 'l'ht'n tht- stuclt-nts Quint-cl knowl- vtlgt' in thvir iii-lcl of oc'c'upzttionz1l intt'ri'st through olmst'rx'ius5 skillvcl workvrs in tht' occtipzttiotis. lht- highlight ol tht' 31:11 mis tht- pit-st'tit.ttiou ol tht- tuuiuiil limiiloyt-r-'l'i'ztiiit't- lizuiqtivt by that stuclt-tits in April. 26

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feaming oulao .fgncl Snow ewafL lf one has ever tried to cook a meal and wash dishes for his own family of four or five, he will sympathize with the Arlington and Prospect cooks, whose family numbers 3378. Twenty-eight cooks--sixteen at Prospect and twelve at Arlington--prepared and served meals for the three lunch shifts this year. They also assisted in the kitchen at special functions when invited to do so by the sponsoring organization. During the football season this group super- vised the preparation of hot dogs, cocoa, and coffee for hungry fans. All cooks were under the direction of Miss Mary Hand- lin, who held the position of cafeteria director at both schools. Planning well-balanced meals that remained with- in the budget and keeping complete and accurate accounts of funds and food stocks were also her responsibilities. PH Cus+odians Second Row: Len Kzirge, Irv Grote- fend, Frank Thies, Al Rutllns. First Row: Alex Stonelleld, Howard Vette. Bernice Lund. Patriek Logan, I-'rank Kirsehnie. Dawn till dusk were the hours for the custodians of Arlington and Prospect High School. Their work was to maintain a clean and orderly appearance about the school and campus, not only during school hours, but also after community and extra-curricular activities. Student vacations meant extra work, not extra relaxa- tion, for the custodians. During this time they performed extra tasks such as washing windows and waxing fioors. Deluges of leaves, snow, and shredded paper presented special seasonal problems for the custodians. Mr. Stanley Woznick was chief engineer for both schools. In cases of burnt-out bulbs, maladjusted thermo- stats, and blown fuses, a student was speedily dispatched to get Stan, as he is called by everyone. No problem was too great or too small to be remedied by Stan and his crew. lllll y fill! ,et......,.,,n..,. ' L.. ................ ............ -- .,, . gngqqgg .. -.-.11 ...-.... ...... ,,,, . Annual I: .... ......., .-. ,..,, --n -qi-x . ,.. ., .. , ,,, ----.--. W ...-.... ..- .,,, -- -1--.- . .- ..... ... .....,. . ...-- -.. .,-1 3 UB -- . -... ,, -.. gt , 52 IS. I an ..., AH Cuslodians Art Beyer. Bob Muehlfelt. Ray Friese. Alun Fordon, Osear Slmondson, Emily Selof. Stun VVozniek. Michael Klein, Leon Anderson, August Hattendorf, Walter Foend, Earl Johnson, Anton Putz.

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